Monarda fistulosa 1qtMonarda fistulosa, or "Wild Bergamot" is a fragrant native that bears spidery violet blooms in summer. Very attractive to bees, butterflies and hummingbirds. Can be distinguished from other plants as it has a square stem common to mint relatives. Blooms: summer Light: full sun to part shade Soil: well drained, regular garden soil Spacing: 18 24" Height at maturity: 36" Pro tip: provide plenty of air circulation between plants, and remove faded flowers

Top that off with a great sweet holiday scent

Schefflera arboricola 'Moondrop' is a dwarf umbrella tree that can make an impressive statement

"Sundew" also hides an adhesive substance within this sweet treat and then the enzymes do the digestive work

Upright and vertical with dark stems and fountaining effect

'Ghost' will be the cultivar to haunt your dreams as it grows the palest of leaves

Comprised of Red Palm Caps

Fertilize: use a diluted all purpose fertilizer once a week to every other week during the growing season

shape (may also be single or multiple column) and bloom state of each plant will vary

It can also develop a slightly pink hue to the stems depending on the light conditions

Tiarella 'Spring Symphony' foam flower has a smooth melody of compact foliage with leaves 'painted' with black along the mid-rib

Chartreuse foliage transforms to brilliant orange-red in fall

These orchids are often hybrids from the species orchid and may include intergeneric hybrids