These Are Some Of My Favorite Flowers. . . They Can Be Growing In Your Yard Soon!

	Diamond Frost Euphorbia I had a dozen of these in my yard last year!  I had pots of them.  I mixed them with other flowers.  I grew them in sun and shade.  Heat did not slow them down at all.  These are a must have!
Grab 'N Grow! Take the work out of choosing plants.  Your friends will think you are a design genius.  Just pick sun or shade, colors you like.  Plop them in a big pot and watch them grow together perfect!
	Deck Rail Planter Planted! This is a stunning instant display.  We sold out of these last summer.  Top quality deck rail planter stuffed with blossoms for sun or shade.
Purple Shamrock! This Oxalis earns it's keep.  Perfect drama for a shade spot.  I had two in little window sill planters last summer.  In fall I moved them inside the same kitchen windows.  The cats reminded me to toss them some water every so often.  They have grown, are in bloom and ready to move back outside.  Don't overlook these.  Great alone or in mixed plantings.
	Herb Garden Choose a pizza garden, fish garden or poultry garden.  The herbs you would most often use in cooking these dishes are already planted and growing for you.
Patio Pronto This is the easiest yet clean hand gardening.  Just take the whole pot and sink it in a planter or the ground.  Pot has a mesh bottom the roots grow right out of!
	Water Can Planter This is so cute.  I got one last year.  Then I got a tin water pail and planted it half in the ground on it's side.  I planted impatiens spilling out of it.  They are so cut together I'm going to do it again.  Planter comes filled with plants and has holes for drainage.
Mandaville This vine is available in a hanging basket or a patio pot.  Very tropical plant.  You may be able to winter it over indoors.  Blooms with a trumpet type blossom that hummingbirds love.