We know that it’s fall for sure when the “Sweet Autumn” Clematis burst into bloom.  Hundreds of tiny star shaped white flowers will cover the 6’ vines.  These perennial vines are perfect for a spot right by your front door so you can enjoy their sweet smell during the fall season.

Late summer and fall are the perfect time to enjoy the gorgeous flowers of the Hydrangea Tree.  Many varieties are available, including “Pee Gee”, “Tardiva”, “Limelight” and “Pink Diamond."

The Baptisia in my garden reaches to 5 feet tall and blooms with my favorite blue color.

Not sure what this variety of peony is, was here at my house when we bought it years ago. Love the smaller size flowers that don't flop in the rain or wind.

One of our favorite day lilies is "Moses Fire" Double orange flowers just glow in the flower border.

Want a great grass for a shady spot? Try Hachenochloa, which grows under my tree lilac.

Blue Light Clematis is a reliable performer every year in my garden. Love the double blue flowers that last all summer.

The flowers on "Bloomstruck" Hydrangea age down with wonderful colors ranging from purple and blue to red and pink.

Speaking of bursting into bloom, my White Japanese Tree Lilac is gorgeous right now. Love the fact that it blooms later in the summer when there isn't a lot of trees blooming.

My yellow Itoh peonies have just burst into bloom. If you are looking for a great yellow peony, this is the one!

I love the bright flowers of Ceasars Brother Iris that just popped open in my garden.

If you love butterflies, then you must have a lantana in a container on the patio. This plant will guarantee that you have the pretty fluttering winged flowers visiting your yard. This lemon color is especially luscious.

Speaking of dwarf plants, "Tiny Spider" Asiatic lilies will fill up the front of the border quickly with bright pink flowers that have deeply colored spotted throats.

Pink is the word this season and we love our pink painted chairs featuring our ever popular "Bubblegum" Vista Petunias.

The lavender/rose/pink/fuchsia shading is absolutely gorgeous and the flowers are huge-8-10" in diameter. This is a must have for the spring flower border. I like the fact that they open up gradually, not all at once like regular peonies, making them last a good while in the garden. They also do not flop when they get wet, with good sturdy strong stems.

These lilacs are in full bloom in our warm greenhouses. This is an old variety we haven't had for awhile. "Sensation" Lilac is winter hard for us and has beautiful purple flowers with white edges.

These grafted top cactus will brighten up your succulent planters this summer. Notice the purple ones center front, I've never seen that particular color before.

The rich color of Reiger Begonias will certainly work for those shady spots in the garden. Rich tones of red, coral, apricot and yellow will add a bright note to a dark corner.

I am a huge fan of callas and these are extra special. This picture does not do justice to the rich purple color of the flowers. Put these into a container that receives morning light and shade in the afternoon.

We've got a good selection of smaller plants that are perfect for terrariums and fairy gardens.

If you are an African violet lover, then our newest fancy violets will really catch your eye. They are in full bud and bloom making them a perfect gift for the plant lover on your gift list. These remind me of my grandmother, she always had a good number of these by the windows in her bedroom.

The ferns we received are so lush and green they instantly make you think it's time to plant outdoors. Notice the unusual variegated pattern on the fancy Boston fern, I've never seen one with this interesting color pattern.

Tradewind Hibiscus has always been one of our favorites, the collection has a range of colors from pink, to red, to some fabulous yellows. We have them in these sweet little tree forms or as small bushes to tuck into your tropical planters.

I am a fan of anything purple, so these lisianthus fit the bill just fine. We have had a hard time getting a hold of these beauties in past years, so if you are a fan like me, you won't want to wait to long to get your supply for spring planting.