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Aztec Gold Daylily has solid clean blooms that are dark golden yellow in color. Flowers stand out beautifully against the rather dark green grass-like foliage. Blooms start in early summer, and last throughout the entire summer season. This variety is an excellent re-bloomer, meaning that it is known to produce several "waves" of blooms throughout the summer months. Generally blooms all throughout summer, and well into the early fall. Re-blooming can be further increased & encouraged through the removal of old, expired blooms & stalks. Very low maintenance – it is one of the taller daylilies at maturity. Aztec Gold is a great bloomer - and its vibrant golden yellow color is virtually unmatched in any other daylily.

With many landscapes having a shady area where getting plants to thrive is a problem, a great solution is the Hosta. Blue Angel with its blue-green 16" leaves will fill in a large area with a great color contrast. You can also try Stained Glass with its golden leaves with green margins will add a bright spot to a shady area. Paradigm also has a bright golden-yellow leaf with a bluish green margin. Hosta plants also make great container plantings on patios.

This plant with its finely textured leaves will bloom from spring to summer. Intense yellow buttercup-shaped flowers will open in the evening and stay open through the next day. Older flowers tend to fade to a pink-orange color. This primrose can reach 6" in height and have a spread up to 3 feet. Texas Primrose will tolerate heat making it a great rock garden plant or a border in a sunny location. Make sure to plant in an area with good drainage. To promote more blooms, remove old blooms and water when dry.

Mexican Flame Vine is a fast growing, heat loving plant that features attractive evergreen foliage. The small clusters of brilliant orange, daisy-like blooms contrast well with the dark green leaves. Although the blooms peak in spring and summer, the vine often produces blooms throughout the year. Mexican Flame Vine is great for adding color to an unsightly fence or to crawl up a trellis.

Orange peel is a great plant for attracting butterflies and hummingbirds with its golden flowers. With glossy green leaves that darken as they receive full sun adding another layer of interest. Flowers heavily in spring, being most fragrant in the evening and early morning. Plant in full to part sun, in well drained soil. 8-10 foot height with a 6-10 foot spread make sure to give plant plenty of room to grow.