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| 'All Green' Pitcher Plant | Sarracenia x readei (leuco x rubra jonsii) Unique chartreuse pitchers lure insects into these pretty carnivorous pitcher plants. Flowers are also completely green.
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| 'Jeri' Purple Iris | Iris louisiana ‘Jeri’ Velvety purple flowers make stunning springtime display.
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| African Sunset Canna | Canna ‘African Sunset’ Burning bright orange flowers almost glow against dark red variegated leaves.
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| Afterglow Tropical Waterlily | Nymphaea ‘Afterglow’
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| Alba Grandiflora Lotus | Nelumbo ‘Alba Grandiflora’ Pristine single white flowers are lotus in the purest form. The petals dance in tall stems above the foliage.
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| Albert Greenberg Tropical Waterlily | Nymphaea ‘Albert Greenberg’
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| Albida Hardy Waterlily | Nymphaea ‘Albida’ Timeless beauty! Crisp and pure white flowers are abundant.
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| American Water Plantain | Alisma subcordatum
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| Antares Tropical Waterlily | Nymphaea ‘Antares’ Night-bloomer.
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| Arc-En-Ciel Hardy Waterlily | Nymphaea ‘Arc-En-Ciel’ Long, thin petals start life a pretty soft pink before fading to white. Unusual multi-colored foliage.
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| Arrow Arum | Peltandra virginica Elegant by design. What Arrow Arum lacks in flowers it provides in stature. Effective alone or in mass.
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| Arrowhead Sagittaria | Sagittaria latifolia Named for the shape of its leaves, this marginal has small white flowers with pretty yellow centers.
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| Attraction Hardy Waterlily | Nymphaea ‘Attraction’ Classic “Monet’s garden” appeal! Dark pink to light red petals are graced by white tips around the outside edge, rich green foliage for the background.
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| Bald Cypress | Taxodium distichum Starts small but can mature into a giant of more than 100 feet tall. This slow grower enjoys the shallow water of a pond.
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| Bengal Tiger Canna | Canna ‘Bengal Tiger’ Exotic-looking as its namesake, this tropical crowd-pleaser has bright orange flowers and striking variegated leaves.
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| Black Flowering Sedge | Carex nigra Blue-green to blue-gray foliage is topped by unique dark brown seed heads.
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| Black Gamecock Iris | Iris louisiana ‘Black Gamecock’ Regal dark purple flowers set this Iris apart from the rest. Black Gamecock Iris’s velvety petals look almost black and are accented by a slight orange stripe.
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| Black Knight Canna | Canna ‘Black Knight’ Red flowers stand tall atop dark foliage.
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| Black Leaf Canna | Canna ‘Australia’ Narrow wine-red foliage on sturdy stems support scarlet-red flowers.
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| Black Marble Taro | Colocasia multiflora ‘Black Marble’ Matte-black leaves on purple-black stems are the perfect contrast to vertical companions.
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| Black Princess Hardy Waterlily | Nymphaea ‘Black Princess’ Magnificent goblet-shaped, deep red blooms that seem almost black.
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| Black Taro | Colocasia esculenta ‘Black Magic’ Matte-black leaves on purple-black stems are the perfect contrast to vertical companions.
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| Blue Cardinal Flower | Lobelia siphilitica Blue, tube-shaped flowers peek out from green foliage.
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| Blue Creeping Mazus | Mazus reptans Tiny but abundant blue flowers provide perfect groundcover along moist soil or tucked between rocks.
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| Blue Flag Iris | Iris versicolor A staple Iris in the water garden that grows well in full sun or moderate shade. Always reliable and more mild mannered and clump-habited than most Iris. Purplish blue flowers adorn this American native.
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| Blue Medusa Corkscrew Rush | Juncus inflexus ‘Afro’ Semi-evergreen hollow stems wind around like a corkscrew. Mounding habit. Very similar to standard Corkscrew Rush but in a lighter, bluish color.
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| Blue Moneywort | Lindernia grandiflora A great plant for adding that hard-to-find blue color to your water garden. The small blue flowers beautifully dot low-lying green foliage. Works well in floating islands.
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| Blue Rush | Juncus glauca This distinctly blue rush adds a pop of unusual color around the pond edge. Semi-evergreen.
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| Blue Rush | Juncus patens This distinctly blue rush adds a pop of unusual color around the pond edge. Semi-evergreen.
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| Blue Spider Tropical Waterlily | Nymphaea ‘Blue Spider’
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| Blue-Eyed Grass | Sisyrinchium montanum This iris relative has pretty blue flowers atop grassy stems.
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| Bog Bean | Menyanthes trifoliata Buoyant stems reach out from the shoreline. A favorite for frogs, who like to hide among the leaves.
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| Brilliant Pink Canna | Canna ‘Flirtini’ Shocking pink flowers are so bold they can be seen from a great distance. The leaves have a tinge of purple for extra drama.
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| Bristly Sedge | Carex comosa
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| Bug Bat Pitcher Plant | Sarracenia ‘Bug Bat’ Bug Bat forms tight clumps of pitchers that start as green at their bases and darken to burgundy at the tips. Like other pitcher plants, Bug Bat produces a sweet-smelling nectar that attracts insects. The insects then fall into the pitchers, where the plant can digest them.
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| Bull's Eye Tropical Waterlily | Nymphaea ‘Bull’s Eye’ One of the reddest waterlily on the market, this show-stopper has up to 50 ruffly violet-red petals offset by a yellow bull’s-eye center. These blooms look lovely against the plant’s solid green foliage. Day-bloomer.
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| Burgundy Princess Hardy Waterlily | Nymphaea ‘Burgundy Princess’ A great free-blooming lily with deep-red blossoms set against deep-green foliage. Flowers start dark and fade to reddish pink.
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| Buttonbush | Cephalanthus occidentalis This moisture-loving bush has pretty green leaves set against red-tinged stems. The “buttons” on buttonbush emerge in summer, when the plant shows off its unusual spherical flowers that look like little white pin cushions. Buttonbush is deciduous, meaning it loses its leaves in the winter and regains them in the spring.
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| Cardamom | Elettaria cardamomum Need a plant for the shady margins of the pond? Cardamom is a great choice. This tropical plant has unusual white flowers with purplish veins and seeds that can be ground up for use in spicy recipes.
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| Cardinal Flower | Lobelia cardinalis Cardinal red flowers on tall spikes open for weeks, attracting hummingbirds and butterflies. Best when naturalized in moist soil or tucked into streams.
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| Carolina Yellow Jacket Pitcher Plant | Sarracenia x Carolina Yellow Jacket Chartreuse pitchers have unique pointed hoods. A prolific grower and a great choice for water gardeners who have little experience with carnivorous plants. Like other Pitcher Plants, carnivorous Yellow Jacket traps bugs in its pitchers, where it slowly digests them. This cultivar traces its roots to S. purpurea, flava and rosea.
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| Chameleon Plant | Houttuynia cordata ‘Variegata’ Chameleon Plant does anything but blend in! This eye-catching marginal has leaves mottled with green, yellow and red. Chameleon Plant also has small, white flowers, but they’re nowhere near as impressive as the unusual foliage.
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| Charlene Strawn Hardy Waterlily | Nymphaea ‘Charlene Strawn’ Pretty white flowers bloom beautifully against green lilypads.
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| Charlie's Choice Hardy Waterlily | Nymphaea ‘Charlie’s Choice’ This small to medium red changeable produces flowers with colors ranging from white to rich pink and varying shades of bronze-red. A continual changing mosaic of colors.
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| Chinese Lizard's Tail | Saururus chinensis
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| Chiquita Punch Canna | Canna ‘Chiquita Punch’ | ||||||||||||||||||||||
| Chrysantha Dwarf Hardy Waterlily | Nymphaea ‘Chrysantha’ Petite changeable peach flowers dot this adorable dwarf waterlily.
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| Chubby Hardy Waterlily | Nymphaea ‘Chubby’ Cup-shaped, pinkish-cream flowers bloom in abundance.
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| Clyde Ikins Hardy Waterlily | Nymphaea ‘Clyde Ikins’ First to bloom nearly every year! Clyde Ikins is a power house for flower production. The flowers are a subtle blend of yellow and soft pink.
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| Colorado Hardy Waterlily | Nymphaea ‘Colorado’ |