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Spring

Spring

The first burst of color after winter.

The first burst of color after winter.

Spring (18)

Red Japanese Barberry

Red Japanese Barberry

Berberis thunbergii 'Atropurpurea'

From $ 9.85

New Gold Lantana

New Gold Lantana

Lantana montevidensis 'New Gold'

From $ 7.00

Blue Sage

Blue Sage

Salvia clevelandii 'Winifred Gilman'

From $ 28.00

Purple Rock Rose

Purple Rock Rose

Cistus x purpureus

From $ 7.00

Jerusalem Sage

Jerusalem Sage

Phlomis fruticosa

From $ 24.00

Gold Dust Plant

Gold Dust Plant

Aucuba japonica 'Variegata'

From $ 36.00

Rock Cotoneaster

Rock Cotoneaster

Cotoneaster horizontalis 'Perpusillus'

From $ 12.00

Coral Plant

Coral Plant

Russelia equisetiformis

From $ 9.00

Thompson's Flowering Maple

Thompson's Flowering Maple

Abutilon pictum 'Thompsonii'

From $ 46.00

Indian Mallow

Indian Mallow

Abutilon palmeri

From $ 44.00

Spotted Emu Bush

Spotted Emu Bush

Eremophila maculata

From $ 34.00

Winter Gem Boxwood

Winter Gem Boxwood

Buxus 'Winter Gem'

From $ 7.00

Blue Jeans Mountain Lilac

Blue Jeans Mountain Lilac

Ceanothus 'Blue Jeans'

From $ 45.00

Santa Rita Purple Prickly Pear

Santa Rita Purple Prickly Pear

Opuntia 'Santa Rita'

From $ 35.00

Black Sage

Black Sage

Salvia mellifera

From $ 12.00

Spring Bouquet Laurustinus

Spring Bouquet Laurustinus

Viburnum tinus 'Spring Bouquet'

From $ 23.00

Woolly Grevellia

Woolly Grevellia

Grevillea lanigera 'Coastal Gem'

From $ 11.00

Mickey Rockrose

Mickey Rockrose

Cistus x hybridus 'Mickey'

From $ 14.00

Spring:

Plants that bloom in spring bring fresh color and new energy to the garden as temperatures begin to warm. These varieties produce early-season flowers that attract pollinators and signal the start of active growth. Ideal for layering with summer and fall bloomers, they help create a well-balanced, seasonally dynamic landscape.

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Spring:

Plants that bloom in spring bring fresh color and new energy to the garden as temperatures begin to warm. These varieties produce early-season flowers that attract pollinators and signal the start of active growth. Ideal for layering with summer and fall bloomers, they help create a well-balanced, seasonally dynamic landscape.