Hibiscus is a genus of flowering plants with upright growth and colorful flowers. Plants include annuals, perennials, shrubs, and trees. Many species can grow in containers or as hedge plants
Marigolds are native to Central and South America, now grown worldwide. Five main types: African, French, Triploid hybrid, Mexican Tarragon, and Signet. African marigolds reach up to 2 feet tall with large flowerheads. French marigolds are compact with various combinations of colors. Triploid hybrids combine African and French characteristics
Azaleas are shade-loving shrubs with elliptical leaves and funnel-shaped flowers. Require at least four hours of sunlight daily and afternoon shade. Can grow up to 20 feet tall, with dwarf varieties under 3 feet. Toxic to humans and animals
Begonias are tropical plants with over 2,000 species. They bloom continuously from summer through first frost. Most begonias are perennial in zones 10-11, annual in most regions. They need filtered light and some sunlight, not direct sunlight
Pussy willow displays fuzzy catkins while winter is still in place. Creeping phlox forms dense clusters of small flowers. Forsythia produces yellow flowers that arch back into winter. Star magnolia blooms earliest with white star-shaped flowers. Winter jasmine bears pale yellow flowers early in spring
Amaryllis is a tropical plant with trumpet-shaped flowers in red, pink, or white. Plants can live up to 25 years and produce up to three stalks. All parts of the plant are toxic to humans and pets