Lavandula spp.
Lavender is one of those garden plants that gives back way more than it asks for – it smells amazing, attracts pollinators, and it’s soft blooms and dissected foliage add a relaxed, cottage-garden feel to any space. Plus, once established, lavender is wonderfully low-maintenance and thrives even through hot, dry summers.
![]() | Lavandula allardii ‘Meerlo’ |
![]() | Lavandula stoechas ‘The Princess’ |
![]() | Lavandula stoechas ‘Winter Bee’ |
Above are just some of our favorites that we’ve recently received. Give us a call at (510) 526-4704 for info on our new arrivals and current stock.
Bougainvillea
When in full bloom, these radiant South American native vines never fail to stop us in our tracks! The Bougainvillea we have on display come in a variety of candy-coated colors . They make a showy addition to a warm, sunny wall, patio or entryway. A few varieties are even available in a shrub or tree form.
![]() | Bougainvillea ‘California Gold’ |
![]() | Bougainvillea ‘Orange King’ |
![]() | Bougainvillea ‘Raspberry Ice’ |
Above are just some of our favorites that we’ve recently received. Give us a call at (510) 526-4704 for info on our new arrivals and current stock.
Passion fruit
Often described as “garden art on a vine”, each flower is dramatically intricate and photo-worthy. Rampant growers during the warm months, these versatile vines will both cover a trellis and produce fruit that is basically summer in snack form — sweet, tangy, and packed with tropical flavor.
![]() | Passiflora edulis ‘Frederick’ |
![]() | Passiflora edulis ‘Red Rover’ |
![]() | Passiflora mollissima ‘Ava’ |
Above are just some of our favorites that we’ve recently received. Give us a call at (510) 526-4704 for info on our new arrivals and current stock.









