Baby Gold Chrysocephalum

The Centradenia Purple Showers, 'Centradenia hybrid', a Proven Selections plant produces beautiful purple flowers. This more weather tolerant Centradenia covers itself with single purple flowers. The trailing/cascading habit is perfect for hanging baskets.For zones 9-11, this plant can also be a perennial.

The Cestrum Ruby Clusters, 'Cestrum newellii', a Proven Selections plant, produces clusters of showy, crimson red flowers at the branch tips.This new upright growing shrub has dark green and slightly downy foliage. The flowers, that attract hummingbirds, are followed by red purple berries. This plant is a stunner in large containers.For zones 9-11, this plant can also be a perennial.

The Chrysocephalum Baby Gold, ' Chrysocephalum apiculatum', has button shaped yellow flowers on silver green foliage. Baby Gold is heat resistant and is easy to grow. This Proven Selection plant attains a height of 10 to 12 inches and is commonly called yellow buttons. Baby Gold is a very adaptable plant in the garden. It prefers full sun and well drained soils. Babby Golds are used in combos, massed plantings, and hanging baskets.For zones 9-11, this plant can also be a perennial.

The Cleome Lindy Armstrong, 'Cleome', is a Proven Selection plant with rosey pink flowers. The flowers appear on a compact, thornless plant with phenomenal heat tolerance. The Cleome is commonly known as the spider plant. Lindy Armstrong looks great well into the summer and they do not seem to be bothered by heat or insects. This plant will bloom from summer into early fall and they will do best on well drained soils. Cleome are used for cuttings, beds, and borders.For zones 8-11, this plant can also be a perennial.

The Dracaena Spike, 'Cordyline indivisa', is the perfect center piece plant for any whiskey barrel or container. The Dracaena Spike will grow to over 2 feet in height, and being very cold hardy this beautiful plant can showcase your containers. Plant it in the ground and watch it become a sure conversation piece in your neighborhood. It's fairly drought tolerant also. Plant in any well drained soil. At the end of the growing season The spikes can be moved indoors for the winter.