Salvia n. 'Marcus' #1Salvia nemorosa 'Marcus' hybrid sage is a compact selection of the perennial Salvias that has masses of violet flower spikes in June, followed by waves of blooms throughout summer. No pest or disease problems. Blooms: June August Light: full sun Soil: well drained, regular garden soil Spacing: 12 15" Height at maturity: 8 12" Pro tip: remove faded flowers to extend bloom season. Keep on the dry side in autumn and winter. Zones: 5 9 Images are used for

The waxy leaves of this Aeonium forms darkest dark purple fleshy rosettes earning it the nickname "Black Rose

Philodendron nangaritense is an uncommon ground philodendron

Cheerful and natural holiday

Note on care: Due to their mounting

burnt orange

Picea gluaca or "Dwarf Alberta spruce" or "white spruce"  is a staple addition to the garden

Pro tip: may require staking in windy areas

commonly known as "Peacock Moss" or "Blue Spikemoss"

Watering - dry down 5 - 10%

Juniperus procumbens 'Nana' evergreen

this Philodendron is "self-heading" meaning new leaves emerge from a single stalk

40-hour burn time