Dianthus 'Frosty Fire' #1Dianthus x allwoodii 'Frosty Fire' has frosty blue green foliage that gives was to flame red blooms from spring to summer. The long lasting flowers will be sure to draw attention. Compact mounding habit. Tolerates heat and humidity. Good in edgings, rock gardens, borders and as a ground cover. Butterfly attractor. Blooms: May through June Tip: deadhead regularly Light: full sun Soil: moist, fertile, well drained, regular garden soil ideally amended

has dark magenta pin cushion flowers on top of stems that move in the wind

Chionanthus virginicus

Pre-drilled drainage holes

red barberry that can be used as a vertical accent in your mixed border

Pruning: Cut back old fronds after new growth begins in spring

amend to make slightly acidic

The colorful fronds of the "Japanese Painted Fern" are a lovely blend of soft gray red and green

Pruning: group 3

lime-enriched

Height at maturity: 12'

Bloom: May

shape bloom state and leaf color of each plant will vary