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Foliage

Foliage

Know what your plants will do through every season.

Know what your plants will do through every season.

Foliage (41)

Winter Blooming Bergenia

Winter Blooming Bergenia

Bergenia crassifolia

From $ 11.00

Silver Dragon Lilyturf

Silver Dragon Lilyturf

Liriope spicata 'Silver Dragon'

From $ 8.00

Japanese Sweet Flag

Japanese Sweet Flag

Acorus gramineus 'Ogon'

From $ 9.00

Fiber Optics Grass

Fiber Optics Grass

Isolepis cernua

From $ 14.00

Greater Periwinkle

Greater Periwinkle

Vinca major

From $ 27.00

Curly Top Sedge

Curly Top Sedge

Carex buchananii

From $ 11.00

Elijah Blue Fescue

Elijah Blue Fescue

Festuca 'Elijah Blue'

From $ 7.00

Stalked Bulbine

Stalked Bulbine

Bulbine frutescens

From $ 10.00

Little Bunny Fountain Grass

Little Bunny Fountain Grass

Pennisetum alopecuroides 'Little Bunny'

From $ 12.00

Mexican Marigold

Mexican Marigold

Tagetes lemmonii

From $ 9.00

Yerba Buena

Yerba Buena

Satureja douglasii

From $ 12.00

Sword Fern

Sword Fern

Nephrolepis cordifolia

From $ 26.00

Winterbourn Philodendron

Winterbourn Philodendron

Philodendron 'Xanadu'

From $ 27.00

Giant Lily Turf

Giant Lily Turf

Liriope 'Gigantea'

From $ 8.00

Common Periwinkle

Common Periwinkle

Vinca minor

From $ 24.00

Toyon

Toyon

Heteromeles arbutifolia

From $ 39.00

Hahn's English Ivy (Variegated)

Hahn's English Ivy (Variegated)

Hedera helix 'Hahn's Variegated'

From $ 29.00

Foliage:

Foliage on plants generally falls into three categories—evergreen, deciduous, or semi-deciduous—each responding differently as the seasons change. Understanding how a plant holds or drops its leaves helps you plan for year-round structure, seasonal variation, and overall garden appearance. Choosing the right mix ensures your landscape stays balanced, whether in peak growth or dormancy.

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Foliage:

Foliage on plants generally falls into three categories—evergreen, deciduous, or semi-deciduous—each responding differently as the seasons change. Understanding how a plant holds or drops its leaves helps you plan for year-round structure, seasonal variation, and overall garden appearance. Choosing the right mix ensures your landscape stays balanced, whether in peak growth or dormancy.