Calibrachoa are prolific, bell-shaped flowering plants, also known as “million bells,” that grow in a mounding and trailing habit, making them ideal for hanging baskets and containers. They produce masses of continuous, self-cleaning flowers in a wide variety of colors, some with contrasting “eyes” or veined patterns. The foliage is typically small and sticky, and the plants are vigorous growers that thrive in full sun and require regular feeding and moist, well-draining soil.
Bright yellow flower spikes emerge from black buds. Known for leaves that smell like buttered popcorn when rubbed, it thrives in warm, humid conditions with full sun, making it an excellent, low-maintenance, sensory and ornamental specimen.
A fast-growing scented geranium, prized for its strong lemon-scented, lacy foliage and small, pale pink/lavender flowers. It acts as a natural mosquito repellent when crushed, growing 2-3 feet tall in sunny, well-drained, pot-friendly conditions.
Cleome, or spider flower, features delicate, spidery blooms with long stamens, often giving the appearance of an exotic, airy flower. The small flowers are clustered in globe-shaped heads atop tall stalks. Its distinctive, slightly sticky leaves and stems have an aromatic odor that deters deer and rabbits.
The plant has an erect, bushy form, growing to 2-5 feet tall, with some varieties reaching up to 4 feet.
Cosmos are characterized by their bright, daisy-like blooms with ray petals radiating from a central disk. They come in a wide spectrum of colors. They feature delicate, fern-like foliage and grow 1 to 6 feet tall.
Cuphea is a small, evergreen shrub with dense foliage and abundant, tiny, trumpet-shaped flowers. These low-maintenance plants grow to about 1-2 feet tall, are suited for containers or borders, and are excellent at attracting pollinators like butterflies and hummingbirds.
Abundant, tubular, orange-red blooms with small yellow/white tips that appear continuously from spring to frost without needing deadheading. Highly attractive to hummingbirds, butterflies and bees.
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