Papyrus, and Elephant Ears

We offer both papyrus and elaphant ears. Both grow well in full shade. They are great plants to fill in a moist area. The elephant ears are fast spreaders, while the papyrus gets into clumps that can easily be split up.

Hanging Baskets

We offer 3 types of hanging baskets: Wandering Jews, Spider Plants, and Walking Iris. They all grow in partial shade. Water them twice a week. In the south, Walking Iris can be left outside over the winter, but the others must be brought in and protetcted when the temps start to drop below 35 degrees.
Walkig Iris: $20.00/hanger
Wandering Jews/Spier plants: $10.00/hanger

Iris

We offer several types of Iris'.
Walking Iris: These are called walking because the bloom starts a new plant that "walks" away from the original plant. They bloom in the early spring and will grow across the United States. In the south, they can usually be left out during winter. On colder nights, you may want to bring them indoors. North of central North Carolina, you should bring them in during the winter, just to be safe.
Louisana Iris: Louisana iris bloom in the mid spring. They do not freeze back here in the south, but may farther north. They grow well in moist areas.
Bearded Iris: Bearded Iris' are very popular for their flowers. Like other iris, they bloom in the early- mid- spring. The flower lasts about 10 days. These will also grow in nearly full sun.

Angel Wing Begonias

Angel Wing Begonias are a perfect plant for your deck or patio. They need partial- to nearly full shade. They produce a red flower in the summer the will last for several weeks. You do have to bring them inside during the winter to prevent them from freezing. You can clip the sections off, just below the notches to make it spred out better.

Hydrangas

Hydrangas come in a wide variety of colors. The color of the bloom varies based on the PH level in your soil. They grow well in partiel to mostly shade. You can trim them back in the late summer to make them bush out more.

Ginger

Ginger grow well in moist conditions with partial- to full shade. They bloom in the late summer to early fall. The flower smells similar to honey suckle or Confederate Jasamine. Risomes can be cut up and split to create new plants.