Plant Feature Definitions

Did you know every region in the US & Canada is designated a Hardiness Zone number? The lower the number, the colder it is in that region. You should always choose a plant that has the same zone as your location, or lower. This will ensure your plants will survive the winter in your area.

Living on the edge of a zone? Opt for the lower number to ensure survival in the coldest of winters.

Refer to our Hardiness Zone map to help you understand what plants would suit your geographic area based on average annual temperatures.

These measurements define the maximum height and spread (width) of the plant at its maturity.

An important factor when locating around your house or other garden plants/elements.

The flower colour allows you to select plants that enhance your garden’s theme, create a mood or accent other plants.

Have fun and design a garden with whimsical colours or a more formal design where you become the artist!

Feel happy, relaxed and enjoy the world of colours that are available to transform your garden today.

A patented plant is a distinct variety of plant granted to the inventor/discoverer who have spent years or decades of research and testing. This patent protects the intellectual property surrounding its unique characteristics.

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The brand logo will display for plants sold with permission by the registered organization, where applicable.