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Red Yucca is a native to Texas and can be found in most areas of the state. It is remarkably cold hardy in Zones 5-10. Red Yucca is not truly a yucca, but an Agave that has the hardy character of a yucca. This plant will handle almost all weather conditions, including drought conditions. With its red tubular flowers, it's great for attracting bees, hummingbirds and butterflies. Plant red yucca close together for a dramatic showy look, or with a backdrop of dark green or a solid wall to really show off this plant.

Add color to your garden, patio or even a hillside with a Drift (R) Rose. With its orange-pink double blooms, this rose will make a stunning groundcover. Coral is the most compact of the drift roses with its hardiness and disease resistance, so there is no need to spray fungicide. Hardy in Zones 4-11, they like full to mid sun exposure. Grows 18-24" in height and will spread up to 36". With little to no care this rose will add to any landscape.

Society Garlic is an attractive ornamental from South Africa. With a its garlicky smell and taste, plant as part of a herb garden with thyme, purple leaf basil and rosemary. With the contrasting colors it will not only look good but, taste good. Leaves grow up to a foot long and a quarter inch wide hardy to zone 9, plant in full sun or light shade in a well drained soil.