Southwest Plants
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Sponsored ContentWhite Drift® Rose
Rosa 'Meizorland’The White Drift® Rose is the newest addition to the Drift® series. It has bright white, fully double blooms perfectly shaped like a miniature rose flower. It has a true…
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Sponsored ContentLittle Ragu™ Sweet Bay
Laurus nobilis ‘MonRik’A compact Sweet Bay with bright green wavy leaves and a fabulous fragrance. This evergreen shrub looks and smells wonderful year-round. Works well in containers or as a house plant…
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Sponsored ContentWhite Lady Banks Rose
Rosa banksiae ‘Alba Plena’A vigorous climber with rich green foliage on nearly thorn-free slender branches. Miniature, double, white blooms have a slight fragrance and are quite profuse. Bursts into bloom in spring to…
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Sponsored ContentEmerald Colonnade® holly
Ilex ‘Ruthol1’ PP #23905This versatile shrub is ideal for use as a single specimen or in a small group planting. Planted in mass, it forms a superb hedge, screen, or windbreak. Well suited…
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Sponsored ContentSundenia Coral dipladenia
Dipladenia Sundenia CoralSundenia dipladenias are shipped in a 6 inch container, with an average height of 6 inches at delivery time. It will be ideal for planting directly into the landscape or…
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Sponsored ContentSun Parasol Pretty Crimson
Mandevilla Sun Parasol Pretty CrimsonSun Parasol Pretty Crimson mandevilla blooms ferociously with 2 to 3 inch true-red flowers along thin, small,yet sturdy, glossy green leaves. A vigorous grower, Pretty Crimson can grow up to…
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Sponsored ContentSun Parasol Giant White
Mandevilla Sun Parasol Giant WhiteSun Parasol Giant White mandevilla blooms big bad giant, 3 to 5 inch, bright white flowers with a yellow center. Giant White is a vigorous climber, growing up to 15…
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Sponsored Content‘Black Magic’ elephant’s ear
Colocasia esculenta ‘Black Magic’Large striking, dusty purple-black foliage contrasts spectacularly with bright-colored plants. Spreads freely in rich, wet soils; more slowly in dry, clay soil. Adds bold color and tropical flair to any…
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Sponsored ContentCalamar Squid Agave
Agave bracteosa ‘Calamar’Rare, non-clumping form of Agave. Spineless blue-green leaves emerge vertically from a center rosette and arch gracefully to the outside of the plant. Rarely flowers. An interesting container or dry…
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Sponsored ContentChilean Prickly Rhubarb
Gunnera tinctoriaEnormous, puckered leaves of this tropical, prehistoric plant emerge in spring, reaching six feet across or more, creating a dramatic waterside or greenhouse specimen. In late spring, a robust stalk…
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