Miscellaneous Plants

Abraham Darby 

A great perennial that blooms all summer here in zone 8.
Chrysogonum virginianum 'Allen Bush'
green and gold
A native groundcover, this plant is known for both its foliage and flowers with toothed, light green, triangular leaves and dark yellow, slightly notched, star shaped flowers that bloom well above the foliage and have contrasting brown stamens. The flowers bloom abundantly in the spring and fall, but tend to die down in the heat of the summer except in the cooler zones

Allen Bush

Azalea Red-white

Colocasia Waikiki

Curcuma (elata - i think) blooms late spring, almost always in bloom by Mother’s Day
Blooms emerge on separate stalks BEFORE foliage and are clearly visible
Blooms can be 6 inches in diameter and are longer.
Blooms are a hot pink and darker than ‘Hidden Ginger’
Plants grow 6-8 feet in height, twice as tall as ‘Hidden Ginger’
Leaves are much longer and wider and begin with a faint red stripe which mostly fades over summer.
Rhizomes are among the largest in the genus and produce only a few much larger branches or ‘Fingers’
Rhizome interior color is light yellow

Curcuma  - Giant Plume Ginger

Diamantina Regal

Diamond Ball

Ernest Markham

Franziska Maria 

varieties of Hello! Series Gerbera Daisies.
(Gerbera jamesonii 'Magentamen'

Gerbera Daisy

Grancy Greybeard 

Harmony's Fire Woman

Harmony's Red Robin

Henry E. Huntington

HF Young

HF Young Clematis/Japanese Iris

Josephine 

Julia Childs

Luther Burbank

Pink rose

Queen's Tears, Stick Catus

Savannah 

Summer Storm

Taiga

Tama Glitters 

Wisley