Eye Candy Hibiscus ThornlessA delightful summer treat, Eye Candy Hibiscus bears stunning, large, white flowers with deep red eyes and touches of pink. Butterflies love it. The vigorous plants grow 3 4 ft. tall with a rounded, habit. Also called a hardy hibiscus or swamp rose mallow, this perennial is native to moist areas of the eastern United States. It can be planted along streams or pondsor for a stunning effect, plant several as a summer hedge. Eye Candy Hibiscus exhibits
Giant Crocus come in a variety of bright colors and really liven up the barren
so they're ideal for the edible landscape
grape vines and other fruits
Self-fruitful
Perhaps the most cherished white peony of all time
The large berries have a very rich
The clusters of medium-sized
After you've admired this beautiful colorful alternative in your garden
) 3) Covington is resistant to Russet crack and Southern root-knot nematode
This luscious peach is nothing short of just flat wonderful
Very low-maintenance and sweetly fragrant
They won't harm beneficial insects