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The 'Swamp Hobbit' is a low-growing, shade tolerant evergreen that was discovered in Florida and was praised for its unique features. It has a spreading, mounding habit and will grow 2' tall and 4' wide. It does best in wet soils and can withstand a good bit of shade. Small, red flowers will appear in mid-spring, adding contrast against the deep green foliage. Deer resistant.
The 'Firestorm' produces large clusters of fuschia-red blooms in late spring. Flowers attract hummingbirds and other beneficial pollinators. Will grow 3-4' tall and wide at maturity. Well-draining, organically rich soils are a must for these evergreens to thrive.
Hot Cocoa is a stunning floribunda rose that grows 4.5 feet tall and 4 feet wide. The unique blooms are smoky chocolate-orange overlaid with a lavendar wash. The 3.5" double blooms have an average of 25-30 petals and emit a moderate fruity fragrance. Rich, well-drained soil is prefered. Reblooms late spring to fall. Zone 5-9
Veterans' Honor' is a upright, bushy hybrid tea rose that grows 4-6' tall and 3-5' wide. It produces true-red, raspberry-scented blooms. Disease resistant.
