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James Burghardt
(Sweet Alyssum)
The compact members of the Easter Bonnet Series bloom earlier from seed than many other forms of sweet alyssum.
Sweet alyssum is a low growing herbaceous ornamental native to the Canary Islands and southern Europe. In the wild, plants behave as both annuals and short-lived perennials, but they are most commonly cultivated as annuals.
Low-growing mounded plants become covered with fine, light green foliage. They bear markedly fragrant showy clusters of tiny white, lavender or rose flowers...
Jessie Keith
(Sweet Alyssum)
Some old-fashioned bedding annuals never fall out of fashion because they are reliably beautiful and well-suited to lots of garden situations. Sweet alyssum is one of these long-loved gems, and those in the Gulf Winds Mix come in a pleasing mix of pastel pink, lavender, violet, rose and bright white. They are compact, spreading and sweetly scented.
Lobularia maritima is native to the Canary Islands and regions along the Mediterranean. In the wild, it behaves as both an annual or short-lived...
Maureen Gilmer
(Pastel Carpet Sweet Alyssum, Sweet Alyssum)
Some old-fashioned bedding annuals never fall out of fashion because they are reliably beautiful and well-suited to lots of garden situations. Sweet alyssum is one of these long-loved gems, and those in Pastel Carpet Mix come in a pleasing mix of pink, peach, rose, pale yellow and lavender shades. They are compact, spreading and sweetly scented.
Lobularia maritima is native to the Canary Islands and regions along the Mediterranean. In the wild, it behaves as both an annual or short-lived...
Jesse Saylor
(Sweet Alyssum)
The sweet alyssum in the Wonderland Series are super compact, well-branched and come in lots of appealing colors, like white, lavender, rose and pastel pink. These Syngenta introductions are strong garden performers that are easy to grow from seed.
Some old-fashioned bedding annuals never fall out of fashion because they are reliably beautiful and well-suited to lots of garden situations. Sweet alyssum is one of these long-loved gems. Lobularia maritima is a compact herbaceous ornamental...
Jesse Saylor
(Hall's Japanese Honeysuckle, Japanese Honeysuckle)
Hall's Honeysuckle is a semi-evergreen vine that is native to eastern Asia and has become naturalized across many regions of the United States. It has light to dark green leaves and highly fragrant tubular white flowers that age to creamy yellow. These bloom from spring to early summer and are followed by red to orange berry-like fruit that is attractive to birds. The dense foliage of Japanese honeysuckle has no notable fall color.
The vigorous 'Halliana' can tolerate a wide range of soils and...
Grandiflora
(Japanese Honeysuckle, Purpleleaf Japanese Honeysuckle)
Japanese honeysuckle is a rampant evergreen or semi-evergreen vine native to eastern Asia and naturalized across many regions of the United States. Named for its purple-tinged green leaves, the cultivar 'Purpurea' bears highly fragrant purple-red flowers with white interiors from spring intermittently through late summer. The blue-black berry-like fruit attracts birds.
This vigorous and invasive vine can tolerate a wide range of soils and exposures. Many better behaved honeysuckle vines are available,...
Terra Nova Nurseries, Inc.
(European Honeysuckle, Harlequin Honeysuckle)
Common honeysuckle is a deciduous vine that is native to Europe and north Africa and has become naturalized in the United States. It has mid-green leaves and highly fragrant tubular flowers that are ivory to creamy yellow. These bloom from spring to early summer and are followed by red to orange berry-like fruit that is attractive to birds. The dense foliage of common honeysuckle has no notable fall color. There are many cultivars such as 'Serotina', which has large raspberry-kissed flowers. These...
(European Honeysuckle, Scentsation European Honeysuckle)
Here is the beautiful European honeysuckle vine in the form of a new cultivar, ‘Scentsation,’ more floriferous and fragrant than its parent, which is native to Europe and North Africa, with wide adaptability to both temperate climates and hot, dry regions. The parent has naturalized in the United States where it is known as woodbine and is considered an invasive plant, but ‘Scentsation’ is a manageable vine in the garden. Its lush mid-green leaves line beige stems that twine their way upwards when...