Maypop Passionflower PlantPassiflora incarnata North American Passionflower or Maypop as it is known in the Appalachian region where it originates, has stunning and exotic looking blossoms. It is a climbing vine that will naturalize on a fence or trellised area. The vine produces large purple intricate flowers with pronounced anthers and stigmas in the center and a spectacular array of filaments and petals in shades of lavender, purple and white. This bright wavy petal

deepening to a burnished mahogany and finally to a darkened

Sweet Alyssum (Lobularia maritima)

Sweet William Pinks (Dianthus barbatus)

Moluccella laevis Add that classic Victorian touch to your garden with these vibrant chartreuse flowers on tall

This curious beauty produces single to double flowers with fine

Camelot Lavender features sturdy

forests and natural springs

IR: F 0‒2

syrphid flies

Purple Majesty sweet potatoes stand out with their vibrant purple skin and flesh

For zones 5–10

Approximately 25 seeds per gram