This small-leaved succulent serves as food for elephants in its native environment--hence the common name "Elephant Bush

This variety is the winner of the 2013 Society of American Florists variety of the year award

Low-growing perennial that features bright orange

blue-leaved hosta that features pale lavender to white bell-shaped flowers that appear on stalks in midsummer

Geranium sanguineum 'New Hampshire Purple' (Bloody Cranesbill) Annual This small-leaved succulent serves asClump forming perennial geranium that produces magenta blooms in spring and attractive red foliage in fall. Plants can reach a height of up to 1. 5 feet with a spread of up to 1. 5 feet. Prefers full sun to part shade in medium moisture, well drained soil. This variety of geranium is slightly more heat and cold resistant that other perennial varieties.