Collection: Plant Finder

Ombre apricot-colored blooms are the go-to variety for stand-alone bouquets

Part of the Happy Hour series, semi-double blooms great for hot, dry conditions

A sweetly fragrant and diminutive darling of the Victorian era

Ruby red kernels bring interest and magic to your garden

Flowers may be used in dried bouquets

Rocky Mountain Beeplant’s more flamboyant cousin

A member of the Spencer series, known for late-flowering

Pompon-type yellow with red center blooms on compact mounding variety

Flattened, outward facing blossoms stretch four inches across

Dwarf plants bring a burst of big, golden-yellow blooms

Vigorous in the garden, large show flowers

Member of the new Butterfly Ranunculus collection, known for their sparkling, glassy petals

A radiant blend of single and double blossoms in warm tones

Playful shape, serious heat

Yellow petals radiate with a deep, velvety, crimson ring

A member of the Kitchen Minis series, bringing compact vegetable plants indoors for tabletop use