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The Little Gem Magnolia is a small flowering evergreen tree. It is very slow growing and can get to be around twelve feet tall in the span of fifteen years. It has beautiful white flowers that are extremely fragrant and will bloom continuously throughout the hot Texas summer months. It has dark green, glossy leaves that are a bronze-brown color on the underside of the leaf. It is an overall smaller plant than the other grandiflora varieties, so it is a great selection for smaller home sites. Little Gem does particularly well in East Texas.

This fast growing rose is an upright and sturdy plant with few disease problems. Along with its beautiful pink flowers, it is covered with bluish-green foliage that allows flowers to look stunning. Belinda's Dream also has a wonderful and a rich distinctive fragrance of its own when in bloom.

Caryopteris Dark Knight is a compact, attractive deciduous perennial that requires full sun and is an overall low maintenance plant. It has showy flowers and fragrant foliage. ‘Dark Knight’ attracts butterflies, bees and other beneficial insects into the landscape. The bloom is a dark blue, purple color and will flower in the late summer when many shrubs are no longer in bloom.

Wedding Train (Solenostemon ‘wedding train’) is pictured here. This coleus features a mounding display of beautiful multi colored foliage. It performs well in the spring and in the heat of summer. Gay’s Delight (Solenostemon scutellarioides). This variety has bright lime green leaves with black veins. This eye catching plant has a unique accent and will draw attention and add pop to any garden. Fishnet Stocking (Solenostemon scutellarioides). This coleus has striking green and burgundy variegation. It is adaptable as a house plant and is also very heat tolerant.

Gold Breeze Miscanthus is a unique grass that is an apple-green color banded with horizontal golden bars. It is a drought tolerant plant with a fast growth rate. It will get to be between 5 and 7 feet tall at maturity and will have an overall spread of 3 to 4 feet.