Wisteria

Purple Wisteria adds a touch of elegance, beauty, and fragrance to any garden setting.

Wisteria

The Purple Wisteria is easy to grow. 

Silky Wisteria Vine

The Silky Wisteria Vine attracts butterflies.

Pink Jasmine

Pink Jasmine is a beautiful, graceful, fragrant vine gardeners love. Known to be a quick grower, it is prized for its glossy green foliage and spectacular display of pink buds that open to intensely fragrant white flowers. Train on a trellis or arbor as a climber, or allow the vine to roam unsupported as a ground cover.

Pink Jasmine

Pink Jasmine can be grown in containers, making it a great patio plant.

Purple Wings Vine 

What we might typically consider a flower is actually the leaves of the Dalechampia aristolochiifolia, aka Purple Wings Vine. Like the related Poinsettia (Euphorbia pulcherrima), the flowers are not nearly as showy as the two large surrounding bracts, which are fuchsia-purple colored, measuring 2-3 inches wide and long with serrated margins and prominent veins. These bracts and flowers, looking like purple butterflies, appear nearly year round with peak bloom from summer through fall.

Dalechampia aristolochiifolia

This fast-growing vine in the spurge family (Euphorbiaceae) has light green 5-inch long rough-textured heart-shaped leaves. The "blooms" have small yellow male and reddish brown female flowers in a structure called a pseudanthia, seen in the photo at right.

Potato Vine

This attractive, shrubby climber features an almost perpetual display of showy blue-white blossoms. 

Potato Vine Spread on a Trellis

Potato Vine is a good ornamental cover for fences or walls, or to grow across lattice for privacy or shade. It is semi-evergreen.

Variegated Potato Vine

Potato Vine also comes in a variegated variety.

Potato Vine

Potato vine is an easy plant to care for, part of what makes it such a popular plant.

Pittosporum, Boxwoods, Topiary

We carry a variety of Pittosporum, Junipers, Cypress, Olive Trees, Podocarpus, Australian Tea Trees, Purple Hopseed Trees, Privets, Boxwoods, Pink Powder Puff, Potato Vine, Jasmine, Clematis, Passion Fruit, Morning Glory, Japanese Maples, Giant Bird of Paradise, Ceanothus, Euphorbia, Mirror Bush, Leucadendron, Grevillea, Arbutus, Wisteria, Camellias, Azaleas, Daisy Trees, and more.

Tea Trees

Purple Hopseed

Purple Hopseed is a quick-growing tree and shrub frequently used as a privacy hedge.

Topiary

Topiary adds distinctive looks to the garden.

Grevillea

The Australian Native Grevillea mostly offers a stunning red flower and graceful, wispy foliage in shrubs and trees. Lower-growing varieties also feature a red flower and some spreading.

Icee Blue Podocarpus and Moonlight Grevillea

The blue-tinged foliage of the Icee Blue Podocarpus stand out next to a Moonlight Grevillea.

Moonlight Grevillea

The Moonlight Grevilla flower is a soft yet stunning flower.

Blue-Tinged Podocarpus

Icee Blue Podocarpus adds a distinctive blue-tinged foliage to the garden.

Fernleaf Podocarpus

Podocarpus make a great, long-lasting, tall, attractive privacy hedge.

Manzanita

This California Native is valued for its beautiful trunk.

Attract Butterflies

Manzanita flowers attract butterflies.

Manzanita

The trunk of a Manzanita is reddish and smooth, giving it a unique character.

Vines, Boxwoods for Privacy and Attractive Hedges

Vines, tree-shaped vines and shrubs, and Boxwoods all make attractive hedges and look great as focal points, as well. Stop in to ask one of our Garden Design Experts for assistance.

Junipers, Purple Hopseed, Plants on Trellises

These shrubs, trees, and vines demonstrate how you gain gain privacy by grouping some together.

Junipers

Plants in pots can make a beautiful statement. Group them together for privacy or place them solo on patios, pathways, poolside and outdoor living spaces for pleasing views.