2.5 qt. Ever Sapphire Agapanthus with Reblooming Violet Blue Flower Clusters

The Ever White Agapanthus is a popular new perennial from the Southern Living Plant Collection. It produces bright white flower clusters that emerge in spring and rebloom into summer. Its early flowering coupled with its reblooming nature makes this one of the most prolific bloomers that 1 can plant. Additionally, it will expand into clumps of numerous plants. Each 1 capable of producing its own flower stalks. These clumps can expand to 2 ft. W, so you can imagine the huge amount of flowers that they're capable of producing. Plant them in front of hedges, in foundation plantings, as accents in mixed garden beds or in container plantings. They're hardy from USDA Zones 8 to 11 and grow best from Full Sun to Partial Shade (we recommend 3 or more hours of direct sun). They prefer rich garden soil with good drainage and should be watered 3 to 4 times per week for the first growing season. Fertilize in early spring with a light application of balanced slow-release fertilizer. These Ever White Agapanthus plants are well-established in 2.5 qt. (#1) pots. They will tend to be 5 in. tall to 9 in. tall with a wider spread and they are not guaranteed to be in bloom on arrival.

A spreading sea of green foliage, Vinca minor will elegantly cover your garden with petite purple flowers. The trailing blooms love the shade and can help deter deer and rabbits from your garden. As a vigorous grower, vinca minor will provide plenty of blossoms for eager pollinators like butterflies and bees.

Salvia is a drought tolerant perennial that are happiest in a sunny spot with good drainage. They will look great along the house foundations or in mixed perennial gardens. No serious disease or pest problems and may help repel deer. Plant will be shipped in dormant state potentially from fall to early spring (metabolic inactivity-shredded foliage and minimal branches).

The Red Little Lucky Lantana from the SOUTHERN LIVING Plant Collection provides bold blossom color nearly all growing-season long. This perennial produces gorgeous clusters of multi-colored blooms that range from red to orange to yellow. Moreover, their bloom season begins up to 3-weeks earlier than other lantanas. These blossoms continuously rebloom until the first frost of the year. The leaves are brilliant green with light hairiness to them. Each leaf is slightly serrated and deeply lobed, with a point on the end. Also, this foliage is deciduous, which means that it will lose its leaves in winter. This Lantana has a reliably dense and compact growth habit, and won't get leggy like most lantanas. Therefore, it opens up a lot of opportunities in the landscape. Use it in a container or in the foreground of mixed garden beds.