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Seeds I have to trade:

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    Welcome to Susan's Seedy Deeds and Shady Needs
    UPDATED: 11/18/2011
    Trades are 25 seeds, and seeds are chaff free, unless otherwise indicated. Seeds from my garden are all open-pollinated and so may not come true. I mail seeds out within 72 hours of finalizing the trade and always use a bubble mailer. I would appreciate you doing the same for me. -I do not trade internationally; please respect this decision and don't ask me to make an exception.
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  • Have - Havested Summer/Fall 2011
  • Abutilon indicum , "Monkeybush", "Indian Mallow" -(rare) Hardy to zone 9. Deck/house plant elsewhere. Per Chiltern Seeds: '...This is a new and interesting plant for you to try in your greenhouse (or even outdoors in a sheltered position). Grown either as an annual or perennial, it has attractive, white felted leaves and bears charming yellow flowers on long stalks. 4-8 ft.'
  • Abutilon x hybridum, 'Mobile Pink' Grow as a large shrub in zones 9+ or as a summer container plant elsewhere.
  • Anisodontea x hypomandarum AKA Anisodontea capensis, cape mallow A pretty, floriferous, drought tolerant South African plant hardy to zone 9. Often grown as a summer patio plant and overwintered indoors elsewhere. Overwintering info here. Even more info here.
  • Anomatheca laxa, false freesia. Hardy to zone 8.
  • Aquilegia, 'Magpie' A wonderful old-fashioned black and white columbine.
  • Bartlettina sordida, Purple torch of the clouds
  • Begonia boliviensis, Bolivian begonia. My favorite non-hybrid Begonia. My plant grown by Berkeley Botanical Garden. Hardy to 7b.
  • Borago officinalis alba, white borage -The rare white form.
  • Campanula primulifolia, Spanish Campanula. A very pretty Campanula that should be more widely grown. Hardy to Zone 4.
  • Delphinium grandiflorum, Chinese larkspur Lovely true blue flowers.
  • Digitalis mertonensis, strawberry foxglove
  • Digitalis purpurea alba, white foxglove
  • Eschscholzia californica, California poppy, pink flowering form. From a neighbor's garden. Looks like the 'Purple Gleam' cultivar.
  • Francoa sonchifolia, maiden's wreath. Lovely, clumping shade perennial with long wands of pink blushed flowers once used as wreaths. Hardy to Zone 7.
  • Godetia grandiflora, mixed colors
  • Impatiens balfourii,"Balfours Impatiens", "Poor Man's Orchid" Once popular in old-fashioned, cottage gardens, this easy to grow annual impatiens somehow fell out of favor. -What a shame.
  • Impatiens glandulifera, 'Wine Red'
  • Impatiens namchabarwensis, an extraordinary true blue species Impatiens from Tibet. -15 seeds per trade.
  • Impatiens scabrida, "Himalayan Golden Dawn Impatiens" Quite rare in cultivation, but a very easy to grow annual impatiens
  • Kalanchoe, 'Pearl Bells' This is a hybrid Kalanchoe, so your seedlings will be unique to you.
  • Lavatera trimestris, rose mallow
  • Lunaria annua variegata alba, 'Money Plant' -Variegated form with white flowers
  • Nicotiana langsdorfii, green flowering tobacco. Unusual lime green flowers with blue anthers.
  • Papaver atlanticum, Spanish poppy, 'Flora Pleno'
  • Salvia chiapensis, Chiapas sage A beautiful salvia from Mexico that is hardy to zone 7.
  • Salvia leucantha, Mexican bush sage Rich velvety purple flowers. Hardy to zone 8.
  • Salvia pulchella very rare and beautiful and probably tender. -15 seeds
  • Schizanthus grahamii, butterfly flower This unusual annual has flowers that almost glow in the dark, they are so bright.
  • Symphyandra hoffmannii, ringed bellflower Hardy to Zone 4
  • Have - Havested Summer/Fall 2010
  • Abutilon x hybridum, Flowering Maple 'Rosalie' Also great for containers. Can be grown as a large shrub in Zones 9+
  • Abutilon x hybridum, 'Victor Reiter' A flowering maple with very large orange flowers. Same hardiness as above.
  • Abutilon x hybridum, White Same hardiness as above.
  • Aquilegia fragrans , fragrant columbine
  • Aquilegia glandulosa, Siberian columbine (rare)
  • Aquilegia, "Ruby Port" Columbine
  • Aristea ecklonii, blue stars, true blue flowers on a plant that looks like blue-eyed grass on steroids. Hardy to zone 8.
  • Asclepias physocarpa, hairy balls, family jewels
  • Borago officinalis, Borage, a pretty and useful herb.
  • Capsicum annum, goat's weed pepper AKA black cobra. An ornamental pepper that's great in the kitchen too.
  • Capsicum pubescens, Rocoto pepper -red form. The world's oldest cultivated pepper, developed by the Incas over 6000 years ago.
  • Chasmanthe floribunda, cobra lily -Hardy to zone 9.
  • Cyphomandra betacea, tree tomato Edible and ornamental; makes a good patio plant. Hardy to 25 degrees.
  • Foeniculum vulgare var. purpureum, bronze fennel A wonderful garden accent, herb and butterfly plant. Hardy to zone 4.
  • Fragaria vesca , Red alpine strawberry
  • Fragaria vesca , White alpine strawberry
  • Fuchsia panniculata A species Fuchsia that looks more like a Lilac.
  • Fuchsia regia, vining fuchsia The only vining member of the genus. Hardy to zone 8.
  • Geranium bohemicum 'Orchid Frost'
  • Haloragis erecta 'Wellington Bronze' Striking, shining bronze leaves and an upright form. Good in the border or in a container grouping to add a vertical accent. Hardy to Zone 7/borderline 6.
  • Impatiens sodenii, poor man's rhododendron. A beautiful shrub in zones 9+, grows very well as an annual everywhere else.
  • Lepechinia hastata, false salvia An excellent hummingbird plant. Hardy to zone 7.
  • Libertia Formosa, snowy mermaid -Hardy to zone 8a. more info
  • Pachystegia insigni, "Marlborough Rock Daisy". Very beautiful and unusual New Zealand native plant that is hardy to Zone 8.
  • Ratibida columnifera var. pulcherrima, red Mexican hats Hardy to zone 3.
  • Salvia, 'Bright Eyes' This brand new hybrid is truly stunning. I have no idea if it will come true, but I think the offspring should be something interesting.
  • Salvia coccinea, 'Coral Nymph'
  • Salvia confertiflora, red velvet sage. A tender Salvia that should be of interest to Salvia collectors. -15 seeds
  • Salvia subrotunda, hummingbird sage A tender salvia, hardy to zone 9, that is grown as an annual elsewhere, or overwintered by cuttings.
  • Scabiosa Africana, a wonderful species Scabiosa from South Africa.
  • Senecio confusus, Mexican flame vine. Borderline to zone 8.
  • Scabiosa ochroleuca, Cream Scabiosa. Maybe my favorite new plant of 2008! Easy from seed, a first year bloomer and so far not bothered by any pest or weather.
  • Tigridia pavonia (Red flowering), Mexican shell flower, tiger flower. Each flower only lasts a day, but it is quickly replaced by the next. -Really amazingly beautiful blooms. Hardy to zone 8, or in colder zones treat as you would Gladiolus. -Lift the bulbs in autumn and store in dry sand in a cool basement until danger of frost is past.
  • Have - Havested Summer/Fall 2009
  • Abutilon x hybridum, Flowering Maple -"Peach" Great for containers. Can be grown as a large shrub in Zones 8 - 10
  • Abutilon x hybridum, 'Pink Flowering Maple' This is the old-fashioned pink variety that later was eclipsed by the newer varieties 'Rosalie' and ‘Raspberry Parfait'. Great for containers or grow as a large shrub in Zones 8 - 10.
  • Aquilegia chrysantha, golden columbine -Extremely vigorous, showy and long-flowering; it is my favorite columbine.
  • Calandrinia grandiflora, rock purslane Hardy to zone 8. May be grown as annual elsewhere.
  • Centranthus ruber red valerian, Jupiter's beard. Hardy to zone 5.
  • Dietes bicolor, peacock flower, butterfly iris -Hardy to zone 8A.
  • Digitalis purpurea, 'Candy Mountain' foxglove
  • Heuchera maxima, Channel Island coral bells
  • Heuchera, 'Palace Purple' coral bells
  • Iris, 'Pacific Coast Hybrids' mixed light blue, blue, purple, white/lilac
  • Lavatera maritima, bicolor tree mallow -Hardy to 20 degrees.
  • Leonotis leonurus, lion's tail
  • Lychnis coronaria, rose campion
  • Meconopsis betonicifolia, Himalayan blue poppy
  • Orthrosanthus chimboracensis, morning flag -Hardy to zone 9.
  • Polemonium pauciflorum, 'Yellow Jacob's Ladder' An unusual Jacob's Ladder with yellow blooms flushed with red. Before it blooms, I'm often asked if it is a fern.
  • Scabiosa atropurpurea, 'Black' -Perennial in Zones 9+, annual elsewhere.
  • Silene fruticosa, woody catchfly. This is so rare that I can't find a picture that does it justice!
  • Silene laciniata, fringed Indian pink
  • Tricyrtis, toad lily, white flowering form
  • Have - From trades or commercial, Winter of 2010/2011
  • Asperula orientalis
  • Campanula americana
  • Chrysanthimum coronarium 'Shunginku' (commercial)
  • Cypella herbertii
  • Nicandra 'Splash of Cream' (commercial)
  • Pilotus exaltatus
  • Ruellia brittoniana
  • Sparaxis bulbifera
  • Stachys albotomentosa 'Hidalgo'
  • Have - From trades or commercial, Winter of 2009/2010
  • Antirrhinum 'Brighton Rock'
  • Antirrhinum 'Frosted Flames'
  • Aurinia saxitilis
  • Cosmos 'Double Click Lavender'
  • Heuchera sanguinea, 'Firefly'
  • Linum grandiflorum 'Charmer Mix'
  • Maurandya 'Magic Dragon'
  • Meconopsis cambrica, mixed colors
  • Phytolacca americana variegata
  • Salva barralieri
  • Salvia sclarea white/pink
  • Schizopetalon walkeri 'Star Band'
  • Viola 'Gem Antique Shades'
  • Have - From trades or commercial, Winter of 2008/2009
  • >Aquilegia alpine, alpine columbine
  • Aquilegia flabellata alba, fan columbine -white
  • Begonia 'Senator Scarlett'
  • Brimeura amethystine, Spanish hyacinth
  • Campanula persicifolia "peach leaved campanula -double white
  • Codonopsis clematidea (Cmcl), bonnet bellflower
  • Cotton " Green
  • Digitalis purpurea , 'Sutton's Apricot' foxglove
  • Godetia 'Sybil' (Cmcl)
  • Lobelia x speciosa 'Fan Blue'
  • Lysimachia atropurpurea, purple gooseneck loosestrife
  • Lysimachia punctata. Yellow loosestrife
  • Meconopsis betonicifolia, Himalayan blue poppy; from Norway
  • Mina lobata, Spanish flag
  • Polemonium caeruleam, Jacob's ladder
  • Silene armeria, none-so-pretty
  • Talinum paniculatum, jewels of opar
  
  

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  Seeds I am looking for:

  • My limited sunny spots are all spoken for, so I am looking for uncommon long-blooming perennials or annuals and variegated foliage plants that love part to full Shade! -Can't do hostas though; My snails won't let me. )-:
  • Achillea, yarrow, any red variety
  • Agapetes serpens
  • Anomatheca laxa 'Joan Evans'
  • Anthriscus x sylvestris, 'Ravenswing'
  • Argyreia nervosa 'Hawaiian Baby Woodrose'
  • Astrantia - fresh
  • Barleria repens, Red Barleria
  • Beschorneria septentrionalis, false red yucca
  • Bessera elegans, coral drops
  • Bomarea caldasii
  • Bouvardia glaberrima
  • Bouvardia longiflora
  • Bouvardia ternifolia
  • Calceolaria, slipper flowers, such as:
  • Calceolaria arachnoidea, purple pocketbook
  • Calceolaria biflora, topa-topa slipper flower
  • Calceolaria tomentosa, Yellow slipper flower
  • Calceolaria uniflora, Darwin's slipper flower
  • Campanula carnica
  • Campanula cashmeriana, Kasmir bellflower
  • Campanula medium, canterbury bells -doubles or pink
  • Campanula pilosa, shiny-leaved bellflower
  • Campanula pyramidalis, chimney bellflower
  • Canna - Any with pastel peachy pink flowers
  • Cantua buxifolia, sacred flower of the Incas
  • Capsicum annum, -Fish Pepper
  • Centaurea montana, 'Purple Heart', 'Amethyst' -White, with a purple center
  • Cerinthe major purpurascens, blue shrimp plant
  • Chiastophyllum oppositifolium
  • Chives, 'Silver Chimes' -or other white flowered regular chives. I already have pink regular chives and white garlic chives.
  • Clerodendrum fragrans AKA C. chinense AKA C. philippinum, Chinese glory bower
  • Corydalis, any blue variety -fresh
  • Corydalis sempervirens, rock harlequin -fresh
  • Deppea splendens, golden fuchsia, cristobal
  • Didiscus caeruleus, blue lace flower
  • Digitalis obscura, dusky maid, sunset foxglove
  • Digitalis purpurea, 'Pam's Choice', 'Pam's Split'
  • Digitalis purpurea, 'Silver Fox' aka 'Pink Champagne'
  • Digitalis purpurea, 'Snowy Mountain', 'Mountains Mixed'
  • Digitalis thapsi 'Spanish Peaks'
  • Digitalis, Butterfingers
  • Duchesnia 'Harlequin'
  • Eomecon chionantha, snow poppy
  • Epimedium -Any
  • Erythronium, dog's tooth violet, trout lily
  • Eupatorium coelestinum AKA Conoclinium coelestinum, blue mistflower
  • Eupatorium greggii, Gregg's mistflower
  • Geissorhiza radians
  • Geranium psilostemon, 'Florescent'
  • Geum coccineum, 'Lady Strathedon'
  • Geum 'Cooky'
  • Gladiolus callianthus AKA Acidanthera bicolor, Absynian sword lily
  • Ground cherry, 'Aunt Molly's'
  • Hepatica, 'Liverleaf'
  • Heteropappus meyendorfii, 'Blue Knoll'
  • Impatiens 'Envoy Peach Butterfly' or 'Salmon Butterfly'
  • Impatiens bicordata
  • Impatiens digitata
  • Iris confusa
  • Iris japonica
  • Iris wattii
  • Kirengeshoma palmata, yellow waxbells
  • Kolkwitzia amabilis, beauty bush
  • Lewisia, 'Galaxy Mixed', 'Little Plum', 'Sunset Strain'
  • Linaria, 'Flamenco'
  • Linaria triornithophora, three birds flying
  • Malvaviscus, sleepy hibiscus
  • Mimulus, 'Maximus'
  • Mimulus, 'Monkey Magic'
  • Myosotidium hortensia, Chatham Island Forget-me-not
  • Nasturtium, 'Alaska'
  • Nasturtium, 'Cherry Rose,'Cherries Jubilee', 'Raspberry Sorbet' or any other rose/pink colored
  • Nepeta subsessilis 'Pink Dreams'
  • Nigella damascena, pink or red shades
  • Odontonema strictum, firespike
  • Omphalodes cappadocica, navelwort
  • Oxypetalum caeruleum AKA Tweedia, 'Heaven Born'
  • Pentaglottis sempervivens, green alkanet
  • Russelia equisetifolia, firecracker plant
  • Salvia coccinea, 'Snow Nymph', 'Hummingbird White'
  • Salvia discolor, Andean silver-leaf sage
  • Salvia forsskaoli, indigo woodland sage
  • Salvia fulgens, cardinal sage
  • Salvia splendens, 'Sangria'
  • Salvia regla, mountain sage
  • Salvia, -uncommon perennial varieties that can handle shade
  • Scabiosa atropurpurea -any true red/not burgandy
  • Scabiosa incisa
  • Schizanthus, poor man's orchid
  • Scrophulana macarantha, redbirds in a tree
  • Sinningia tubiflora, hardy white gloxinia
  • Spiranthes cernua, nodding lady's tresses
  • Strawberry, 'Fragoo Pink', 'Florian', any with pink flowers and large fruit
  • Tomato, 'Bloody Butcher'
  • Trachystemon orientalis
  • Tropaeolum Azureum 'Blue Nasturtium'
  • Viola -any with blue and white flowers like Delft Blue, Blueberry Frost, etc.
  • Viola, 'Dancing Geisha' or others with variegated leaves
  
  

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  Plants I have to trade:

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      Plant list updated 8/10/2010
    • Abutilon x hybrida 'Rosalie', pink flowering maple. (cuttings) Great for containers. Can be grown as a large shrub in Zones 8 - 10
    • Abutilon indicum Indian mallow (cuttings) -Rare. Hardy to Zone 9. Deck/house plant elsewhere. Per Chiltern Seeds: '...This is a new and interesting plant for you to try in your greenhouse (or even outdoors in a sheltered position). Grown either as an annual or perennial, it has attractive, white felted leaves and bears charming yellow flowers on long stalks. 4-8 ft.'
    • Agapanthus hybrid -blue, Lily of the Nile (plants) Hardy to zone 8/9 but great as an indoor/outdoor container plant elsewhere. These self sow in my garden, so I usually have some good sized seedlings to trade.
    • Anemone x hybrida 'Honorine Jobert' (plants) Hardy to Zone 4. Gorgeous pure white flowers in late summer/early fall.
    • Begonia foliosa var. miniata, fuchsia flowering begonia (cuttings) The Begonia that thinks it's a Fuchsia. Hardy to Zone 9b, where it flowers continuously. Elsewhere, grow as houseplant or bring indoors before frost. -very easy to root.
    • Begonia, Irene Nuss (cuttings) A very old and beautiful cane/angel wing type. See mine at the top of the page.
    • Begonia, 'Maribel Pink Shades' (cuttings) A dainty dragon wing type with beautiful marbled pink and white flowers and very dark burgundy leaves.
    • Begonia richmondensis (cuttings) Leaves are glossy green with red undersides. Bright pink flowers; blooms continuously in my garden. Hardy to 25/30 degrees.
    • Begonia, Dragonwing -Pink, Red or White (cuttings) Vigorous and much more heat tolerant than most begonias.
    • Brugmansia x insignis, Pink (cuttings) Hardy to Zone 8.
    • Brugmansia, 'Charles Grimaldi' (cuttings) Hardy to Zone 8.
    • Brugmansia, 'Betty Marshall' (cuttings) Hardy to Zone 8.
    • Campanula punctata, spotted bellflower (plants) -Hardy to zone 4
    • Centradenia floribunda, trailing princess flower (rooted starts) Makes a stunning hanging basket or use as a ground cover in Zones 9+.
    • Campanula primulifolia, Spanish Campanula (plants) A very pretty Campanula that should be more widely grown. Hardy to Zone 4.
    • Chasmanthe floribunda, Cobra Lily (corms) Closely related to Crocosmia. Features blazing orange flowers beloved by hummingbirds. Hardy to Zone 9 or grow in a tub and bring in before frost. Corms do not like to be disturbed once planted.
    • Choisya ternata, Mexican orange (cuttings) unusual shrub featuring fragrant foliage and fragrant flowers, similar to those of the mock orange. Hardy to Zone 8.
    • Crassula multicava, fairy crassula (rooted starts) Best in outdoor hanging baskets or as houseplants everywhere except Zones 9 and 10, where it can be grown outdoors as a quickly spreading groundcover. Pink star-like flower clusters form plantlets that fall off or can be detached to start new plants.
    • Dichroa febrifuga, evergreen blue hydrangea (cuttings) Blue evergreen hydrangea. Like the closely related Hydrangea, flower color can be changed to pink or blue through the use of alkaline or acidic fertilizers. Ditto for the color of its metallic berries. Hardy to Zone 8/borderline in 7.
    • Epidendrum ellipticum, reed stem orchid (rooted starts) Care instructions here.
    • Fragaria 'Pink Panda' (plants) Ornamental strawberry with cute pink flowers and the occasional sweet strawberry. Hardy to Zone 5/borderline Zone 4.
    • Francoa sonchifolia, maiden's wreath. (plants) Lovely, clumping shade perennial With long wands of pink blushed flowers once used as wreaths. Hardy to Zone 7.
    • Fuchsia, 'Constance' (cuttings) A large flowered hardy Fuchsia that is completely resistant to the Fuchsia gall mite.
    • Fuchsia regia, vining Fuchsia (cuttings) The only true vining member of the Fuchsia genus. Hardy to Zone 8.
    • Galium odoratum, sweet woodruff (plants) -An easy, vigorous ground cover for dry shade.
    • Haloragis erecta 'Wellington Bronze' (seedlings) Striking, shining bronze leaves and an upright form. Good in the border or in a container grouping to add a vertical accent. Hardy to Zone 7/borderline 6.
    • Iris foetidissima, coral iris (plants) A tough, tough plant for dry shade. hardy to zone 4.
    • Kalanchoe manginii, chandelier plant (cuttings) Makes a wonderful hanging basket. Super easy from cuttings. It is supposedly hardy to Zone 10, but I have been growing it outdoors for years here in Zone 9B.
    • Lychnis coronaria,'Angel's Blush' (plants) Silver foliage and white flowers with a pink eye. Hardy to Zone 4.
    • Lysimachia clethroides, gooseneck loosestrife (plants) Can be quite invasive, but I find it a very useful plant for dry, rooty shade situations. Hardy to Zone 3.
    • Melissa officinalis, lemon balm (plants) makes a wonderful tea. hardy to zone 3.
    • Passiflora, Lavender Lady (cuttings) Hardy to 25/30 degrees. Rarely bothered by caterpillars; so that's good or bad, depending on your purpose (-:
    • Plectranthus argentatus, silver spurflower (cutttings) A wonderful silver foliage plant that can take full shade. Hardy to zone 9; a great annual elsewhere that can be easily overwintered by cuttings. -Very easy to start from cuttings.
    • Plectranthus ciliatus, 'Zulu Wonder' (cuttings) Makes an excellent and unusual house plant with lovely purple-backed leaves and pretty blue flowers. Grow as a ground cover in Zones 9+ or as an outdoor annual in colder Zones. Extremely easy from cuttings.
    • Pulmonaria longifolia ssp. cevennensis, lungwort (small plants) Elegant silver splashed sword shaped leaves and vivid blue and pink flowers. Hardy to Zone 4.
    • Rubus parviflorus, western thimbleberry (rooted) A pretty plant, native from Alaska to California.
    • Salvia elegans, pineapple sage (rooted starts) A useful and beautiful herb, beloved by hummingbirds. Hardy to Zone 8 or carry over as cuttings in winter.
    
    

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    Plants I am looking for:

    • See my seed want list. I am also currently looking for the following:
    • Alstroemeria 'Mona Lisa'
    • I love Begonias! Particularly looking for B. domingensis, B. erythrophylla (Beefsteak Begonia), B. sutherlandii, B. odorata 'Alba', B. richmondensis - white, B. dregei, B. maculata var. 'Wightii', B. pearcei, B. albo-picta, B. listada, B. acutifolia,
    • and the following angelwings and rexes: 'Bubbles', 'Looking Glass', 'Frosty', 'Lana', 'My Special Angel', 'Potpourri', 'Coral Sea', 'Vista Quest', 'Flamingo Queen', 'Red Cascade', 'Plum Gorgeous' Or tempt me!
    • Cannas - 'Dawn Pink', 'Whithelm Pride' or other dwarf cannas with salmon colored flowers.
    • Clivia - Yellow
    • Crassulas: 'Morgan's Beauty', 'Bride's Bouquet', 'Springtime'
    • Clivias: ' Mrs. James Hendry', 'Hannibal's Dwarf'
    • Fuchsia 'Neon Tricolor'
    • Gerbera jamisonii, Gerber Daisy -Red only
    • Geums: 'Cooky', 'Lady Stratheden', 'Bell Bank'
    • Heliotrope, 'Marine'
    • Iris 'Katharine Hodgkin'
    • Justicia brandegeana 'Variegata', 'Fruit Cocktail'
    • Kalanchoe pumilla
    • Lamium, 'Hermann's Pride'
    • Oreganum, 'Kent Beauty'
    • Phlox divaricata 'Montrose tricolor'
    • Plectranthus argentatus 'Hillhouse'
    • Plectranthus fosteri 'Green on Gold' or 'Green on Green'
    • Plectranthus 'Lois Woodhull'
    • Plectranthus oertendahlii 'Uvongo'
    • Rudbeckia, 'Cherry Brandy'
    • Salvia azurea var. grandiflora
    • Saxifraga 'London Pride'
    • Sedum spurium 'Tricolor'
    • Streptocarpus: S. saxorum alba, 'Sparkle', 'Boysenberry', 'White Butterfly'
    • Strobilanthes dyerianus, Persian shield
    • Tetradenia riparia
    • Viola 'Etain'