(English Daisy)

English daisies are cool season perennials that are native throughout much of Europe. These tidy plants produce small basal clumps of semi-evergreen leaves of light to medium green. Members of the Rominette Series are prized for their many large, double, cushion-like daisies that have distinct quilled tips and come in shades of red, rose, and white. These appear from mid-spring through summer and sporadically into fall.

English daisies struggle in extreme heat, and are best cultivated where summers...

(English Daisy, Speedstar® Carmine Daisy)

English daisies are cool season perennials that are native throughout much of Europe. These tidy plants produce small basal clumps of semi-evergreen leaves of light to medium green. The compact 'Speedstar® Carmine' is loved for its prolific display of large, semi-double, deep red daisies that have distinctly long quilled tips around a golden eye. These appear from early spring through summer and also in fall. This series also germinates its seeds year round, not requiring the usual chill of winter...

(English Daisy, Speedstar® Mix Daisy)

English daisies are cool season perennials that are native throughout much of Europe. These tidy plants produce small basal clumps of semi-evergreen leaves of light to medium green. The compact 'Speedstar® Mix' is a collection of the cultivars in the series. Each plant has a prolific display of large, semi-double, daisies that have distinctly long quilled tips around a golden eye. Petals are either white, salmony rose or dark red and appear from early spring through summer and also in fall. This...

(English Daisy, Speedstar® Rose Daisy)

English daisies are cool season perennials that are native throughout much of Europe. These tidy plants produce small basal clumps of semi-evergreen leaves of light to medium green. The compact 'Speedstar® Rose' is loved for its prolific display of large, semi-double, salmon-rose daisies that have distinctly long quilled tips around a golden eye. These appear from early spring through summer and also in fall. This series also germinates its seeds year round, not requiring the usual chill of winter...

(English Daisy)

English daisies are cool season perennials that are native throughout much of Europe. These tidy plants produce small basal clumps of semi-evergreen leaves of light to medium green. Members of the Speedstar® Series are valued for their compact habits, prolific displays of large, semi-double daisies that have distinctly long quilled tips, golden eyes and come in shades of deep red, rose, and white. These appear from early spring through summer and also in fall. This series also germinates its seeds...

(English Daisy, Speedstar® White Daisy)

English daisies are cool season perennials that are native throughout much of Europe. These tidy plants produce small basal clumps of semi-evergreen leaves of light to medium green. The compact 'Speedstar® White' is loved for its prolific display of large, semi-double, white daisies that have distinctly long quilled tips around a golden eye. These appear from early spring through summer and also in fall. This series also germinates its seeds year round, not requiring the usual chill of winter that...

(English Daisy)

The cheerful double pom-pon-type flowers of Tasso English daisies are large, flattened and very showy. These compact cool season perennials originate from Europe and Asia and are often grown as single-season bedding plants. They are evergreen in mild climates and quite hardy.

Where temperatures are mild and favorable, plants will bloom vigorously from late winter through to summer and sometimes into fall. English daisies are distinguished by neat, ground-hugging rosettes of rich green leaves...

(Boxleaf Barberry)

Boxleaf barberry is a thorny, evergreen shrub that may be semi-evergreen where winters are particularly cold and harsh. This native of Chile and Argentina tolerates a wide variety of conditions but is happiest in locations with full sun and evenly moist soils. Its small orange-yellow flowers bloom profusely in spring. By fall, it has an abundance of dark purple berries that persist through to winter and are eaten by birds. This attractive shrub is useful in hedge and foundation plantings.

(Dwarf Boxleaf Barberry)

Dwarf boxleaf barberry is a slow growing evergreen plant, though it may be semi-evergreen where winters are harsh. This native of Chile and Argentina blooms heavily in the spring with small dark orange-yellow, fragrant flowers. These are followed by purple berry-like fruits. This shrub is tolerant of a wide variety of conditions but is happiest in a sunny, evenly moist location. Dwarf boxleaf barberry makes a nice low hedge or could be used in the rock garden.

(Chinese Barberry)

The glossy foliage and purplish fruits on a dense mound make the Chinese barberry worth of inclusion in a landscape. This semi-evergreen to evergreen shrub is native to central western China. The branches are rigid but tend to arch. Spines line the light brown, slightly zigzag branches as well.

The leathery dark green leaves are narrow ovals and are armed with spines on their edges. Leaf undersides are white. In late spring the shrub produces solitary bright yellow flowers. By late summer the...