Think there’s no color during summer’s sizzling dog days? Wrong!

From low creepers to the very tall, Xeric, to shade, there are many varieties and colors of blooms that will brighten up your hot summer garden. Many bloom for a couple of months and others will go until frost. Xeric plants love the heat and will show you their true colors. Those needing more moisture we call garden perennials. Planting any of these will surely add a pleasant burst of color to any garden.

Please don’t hesitate to call us at (303) 420-4060, we’ll do our best to help you answer any questions you might have.

Also, as of August 1st, 2010, all of these perennials will be on sale for Buy 2 Get the 3rd Free, so hurry in for the best selection.

From short-to-tall, here are some examples that we carry. Click the small images for a larger view.

Xeric Plant Examples
	Variety	Colors
Click to enlarge	delosperma (ice plants)	Pinks, whites, magentas
Click to enlarge	cotula	Round yellow buttons
Click to enlarge	sedum	Yellow, pink, white and burgundy
Click to enlarge	snapdragons	Apricots, yellows and rose
Click to enlarge	agastache	Apricots, peach, lavenders, raspberries
Click to enlarge	hollyhocks	Whites, reds, pinks, deep purples
Click to enlarge	gaillardia/blanket flower	Reds, golds and lavenders
Click to enlarge	penstemons	Pinks, blues and purples
Click to enlarge	verbena	Reds, yellows and lavenders
Garden Perennial Examples
	Variety	Colors
Click to enlarge	thyme (blooming)	Whites, lavenders
Click to enlarge	daylilies	Apricots, golds, oranges and pinks
Click to enlarge	geraniums	Lavenders, blues and rose
Click to enlarge	shasta daisies	Whites, pale yellows
Click to enlarge	balloon flower	Whites, blues
Click to enlarge	heliopsis	Deep golds, yellows
Click to enlarge	solidago	Golden red
Click to enlarge	tall phlox	Hot pinks, rose and whites
Click to enlarge	scabiosa	Lavenders, pinks
Click to enlarge	veronica	Lavenders, blues