This bushy perennial bears fragrant red, pink, magenta or yellow flowers, some striped, in early to late summer. Flowers open in late afternoon-- hence the name 'four o'clocks.' Height 36 inches; spread 12 inches.
Perennial ornamental grass with mid-green leaves with purple bases. Bears purple spikelts on yellow-tinted stems from spring to autumn. To 5 feet high.
This bushy perennial has softly hairy green leaves and bears lilac or pale pink flowers with purple-tinged bracts from mid-summer to fall. Height 4 feet. Attracts bees and butterflies.
This rosette-forming evergreen perennial has aromatic basal leaves of dark green and bears tiered, whorled clusters of white flowers in summer, which turn rose-pink or red after they've been fertilized. Height 36 inches; spread 12 inches.
This drought-tolerant perennial has aromatic leaves and produces violet-blue flowers in mid-summer. Self-seeds freely; deadhead if you don't want volunteer seedlings. Height 3 feet; spread 1 foot.
