Flowering Plants

• Flower clusters open orange and shift red with age, often showing red, orange, and yellow tones at once.
• Blooms from early summer through frost in many areas (longer in warm climates).
• Performs best in full sun, with fuller growth and more blooms.
• Tough, warm-weather plant that handles heat well and becomes more drought tolerant once established.
• Compact, mounding habit that works well in patio pots, borders, and sunny beds (often around 2 ft tall and 2–3 ft wide).

You will receive a live starter plant, healthy and ready for planting. Images shown may depict mature plants for visual reference.
Add nonstop warm-season color with Plant Nook Lantana camara ‘Dallas Red’.
This lantana is known for its fiery flower clusters that shift through orange, red, and yellow tones, giving a bold “sunset” look in the garden.
Plant in full sun with well-draining soil. Water regularly while it establishes, then let the soil dry slightly between waterings.
Perfect for patio containers, hanging baskets, and sunny borders, plus it helps attract butterflies and other pollinators.

• Flowers start golden yellow, then turn orange, then light red as they mature.
• Bred for a compact, upright, slightly spreading form with short internodes.
• Selected for early, heavy, ongoing flowering through warm weather.
• Best growth and bloom with 6 to 8 hours of sun, and it thrives in hot conditions.
• Developed to have low seed set, which can reduce unwanted seeding compared with many common lantanas.

You will receive a live starter plant, healthy and ready for planting. Images shown may depict mature plants for visual reference.
Bring bold, changing color to sunny spaces with Plant Nook Lantana camara ‘Changing Times’.
This lantana is known for flower clusters that shift from golden yellow to orange to light red as blooms age.
Plant in full sun and well-draining soil. Water regularly while it establishes, then water when the top soil begins to dry.
Great for patio containers and sunny borders, and a solid pick for pollinator activity in the garden.

• Yellow Blooms with Golden Center – Buds start pale yellow, opening to medium yellow with a deeper yellow-orange center.
• Low, Layered Spreading Habit – A low-growing, spreading lantana that works well as a groundcover look or a container spiller.
• Continuous Flowering in Warm Weather – Selected for steady flowering through the warm season.
• Full Sun Performer – Best bloom and shape in full sun (about 6+ hours).
• More Cold Hardy Than Many Lantanas – Noted for stronger cold hardiness, with sources listing it to about USDA Zone 7.

You will receive a live starter plant, healthy and ready for planting. Images shown may depict mature plants for visual reference.
Add bright, long-lasting color with Plant Nook Chapel Hill Yellow Lantana (Lantana camara, PP#19548).
This variety is known for its low, spreading habit and yellow flower clusters that show a deeper golden center as blooms mature.
Plant in full sun with well-draining soil. Water regularly while it establishes, then water deeply when the soil is dry.
Great for patio pots, hanging baskets, sunny borders, and mass planting where you want easy color and pollinator activity.

• Flowers are bright, solid golden yellow, selected for continuous flowering.
• Low-growing, layered, spreading form that works great as a groundcover look or container spiller.
• Best flowering and shape with 6+ hours of sun and well-draining soil.
• Noted for cold hardiness to about USDA Zone 7 (often listed as 7b).
• Lantana flowers are known for attracting butterflies and other pollinators.

You will receive a live starter plant, healthy and ready for planting. Images shown may depict mature plants for visual reference.
Add bright, nonstop color with Plant Nook Chapel Hill Gold Lantana (Lantana camara, PP#21539).
This low, spreading lantana is covered in solid golden-yellow flower clusters through the warm season.
Plant in full sun with well-draining soil. Water regularly while it establishes, then let the soil dry a bit between waterings.
Perfect for patio pots, hanging baskets, sunny borders, and mass planting where you want easy color and pollinator activity.

• Rose Pink Blooms with Yellow Tones. Constant flower clusters in rose to magenta shades with a hint of yellow.
• A compact, mounding plant that stays neat and full.
• Great Size for Pots and Borders. Typically about 18–24 in tall and 18–30 in wide, perfect for patios and sunny beds.
• Full Sun, Heat Friendly. Flowers best in full sun and handles hot weather well.
• A favorite for butterflies and can also attract hummingbirds.

You will receive a live starter plant, healthy and ready for planting. Images shown may depict mature plants for visual reference.
Add bright, easy color to sunny spaces with Plant Nook Lantana camara ‘Carlos’.
This compact lantana is known for its rose-pink blooms with soft yellow tones and a bushy, mounding habit that looks great all season.
Plant in full sun with well-draining soil. Water regularly while it establishes, then let the soil dry slightly between waterings.
Perfect for patio pots, hanging baskets, and borders, and a great pick if you want more butterflies in the garden.

• Bright Orange Blooms – Vivid orange flower clusters that keep your patio and beds colorful through the warm season.
• Full Sun Performer – Flowers best with lots of sun (about 6–8 hours daily).
• Heat + Drought Tolerant – Handles hot weather and tolerates drought once established.
• Pollinator Magnet – Loved by butterflies and hummingbirds, great for pollinator gardens.
• Great in Containers – Perfect for patio pots, mixed planters, and hanging baskets with well-drained soil.

You will receive a young starter plant, healthy and ready for planting. Images shown depict mature plants for visual reference.
Add bold, nonstop color with Plant Nook Lantana ‘Bright Orange’ (Lantana camara).
This sun-loving bloomer produces bright orange flower clusters and keeps blooming through the warm months when grown in the right spot.
For best results, place in full sun (about 6–8 hours daily) and use well-drained soil. Once established, lantana is known for handling heat and tolerating drought, making it a great choice for busy gardeners.
It’s also a pollinator favorite that helps attract butterflies and hummingbirds to your patio or garden.
Safety note: Lantana is toxic if eaten. Keep away from pets and small children.

• Color-Changing Flower Clusters: Blooms open bright yellow, then shift through orange into pink and red-fuchsia tones.
• Mounding Habit for Containers: Great for large pots, patio planters, and mixed containers with steady bloom color.
• Sun and Heat Lover: Flowers best in full sun and handles high heat well once established.
• Pollinator Friendly: A favorite nectar plant that attracts butterflies and hummingbirds.
• Easy Care and Tough: Tolerates drought and poor soils after it gets established.

You will receive a young starter plant, healthy and ready for planting. Images shown depict mature plants for visual reference.
Add nonstop color to your patio or garden with Plant Nook Lantana ‘Anne Marie’ (Lantana camara).
This variety produces showy flower clusters that open bright yellow and change into warm sunset shades of orange, pink, and red-fuchsia as they age.
Lantana blooms best in full sun and is known for handling heat and dry conditions once established, making it a great choice for busy gardeners.
It’s also a pollinator magnet, helping bring butterflies and hummingbirds to your space.
Note: Lantana berries, especially unripe green fruit, can be toxic if eaten. Keep away from kids and pets.

• Red Trumpet Flowers – Bright, showy blooms that add bold tropical color to patios and small garden spaces.
• Great for Containers & Trellis – Grows well in pots and can be trained as a small climber or kept more shrubby with light pruning.
• Full Sun Performer – Flowers best with 6+ hours of direct sun in warm, humid conditions.
• Warm Climate Favorite – Best outdoors in tropical/subtropical areas (commonly USDA Zones 9–11; protect from frost).
• Low Fuss Once Established – Heat tolerant and described as drought tolerant by multiple growers and plant references.
  

You will receive a young starter plug plant, healthy and ready for planting. Images shown depict mature plants for visual reference.
Bring bold tropical color to your patio with Plant Nook Allamanda ‘Lil Red’.
This variety is loved for its bright red, trumpet-shaped flowers and strong warm-weather performance.
Grow it in containers, hanging baskets, or train it on a small trellis for an easy pop of color in full sun.
Best in warm climates and can be overwintered indoors in cooler areas before frost.
Note: Allamanda has a milky sap that can irritate and is considered toxic if ingested, so keep it away from kids and pets.Add bold tropical color with the Plant Nook Allamanda ‘Lil Red’.
This compact allamanda stands out with red to crimson, trumpet-shaped blooms and glossy green foliage, making it a gorgeous choice for patio pots, sunny porches, and small garden beds.
Grow it as a flowering vine on a trellis, or prune it to keep a fuller, shrub-like shape. For best blooming, place in full sun and plant in well-draining soil.
Allamanda is frost-tender. In cooler climates, grow in a container so it can be protected when temperatures drop.
Note: Allamanda sap may irritate skin and eyes, and the plant can be toxic if ingested. Keep away from pets and small children and wear gloves if you have sensitive skin.

• Golden Yellow Trumpet Flowers: Bold, sunny blooms that bring tropical color through the warm season.
• Versatile Growth: Can be grown as a vine on a trellis or kept more shrub-like with pruning, great for pots and patios.
• More Compact Habit: A slower-growing, tidier cultivar than standard allamanda, easier to shape and maintain.
• Sun Lover and Heat Ready: Flowers best in full sun, suited for warm outdoor growing in USDA Zones 10–11.
• Simple Care Routine: Use well-draining soil and water when the top soil starts to dry, then let it drain well.

"You will receive a young starter plug plant, healthy and ready for planting. Images shown depict mature plants for visual reference.
Bring bright tropical color to your space with the Plant Nook Allamanda ‘Golden Butterfly’ (Golden Trumpet).
This cultivar is known for vivid yellow, trumpet-shaped blooms and glossy green foliage, with a growth habit that is easier to keep tidy than many standard allamandas.
Train it on a trellis for a flowering vine look, or prune it to keep a more shrub-like shape in patio containers and borders.
Place in full sun for best blooming and plant in well-draining soil. In cooler climates, grow in a pot so it can be protected from cold and frost.
Note: Allamanda sap can irritate skin and the plant is considered toxic if ingested, so handle with care and keep away from pets and small children.
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• Bright Yellow Trumpet Blooms: Bold golden flowers that pop in sunny patios and gardens.
• Naturally Compact Growth: Stays small and bushy, great for containers, borders, and small spaces.
• Sun Loving Tropical Plant: Best flowering in full sun; grow outdoors in warm climates (USDA Zone 10–11).
• Pollinator Friendly: Helps bring butterflies and other pollinators to your yard.
• Easy Care Once Established: Moderate drought tolerance, prefers well-draining soil and regular watering while getting established.

"You will receive a young starter plug plant, healthy and ready for planting. Images shown depict mature plants for visual reference.
Add a burst of golden color with the Plant Nook Dwarf Allamanda (Golden Trumpet).
This compact tropical shrub is loved for its bright yellow, trumpet-shaped blooms and tidy, bushy habit, making it a perfect fit for patio pots, borders, and smaller garden spaces.
For best blooms, place in full sun and plant in well-draining soil. Outdoors, it is best suited for warm climates (USDA Zone 10–11). In cooler areas, grow it in a container so it can be moved indoors when temperatures drop.
Note: Allamanda sap can be irritating and the plant is considered toxic if ingested, so handle with care and keep away from pets and small children."

• Produces showy lavender red to pink trumpet-shaped flowers that pop in warm weather.
• A flowering vine that looks stunning trained on a trellis, arch, or support, and it also works great in containers.
• Thrives best in full sun with well-drained soil for strong growth and better flowering.
• Enjoys moderate watering, letting the soil drain well so roots stay healthy.
• Has a milky latex sap, so gloves are recommended when trimming or shaping.

You will receive a young starter plug plant, healthy and ready for planting. Images shown depict mature plants for visual reference.
Add tropical color to your garden with Plant Nook Allamanda ‘Cherries Jubilee’.
This flowering vine produces stunning pink trumpet blooms and can grow into a bold climbing display when trained on a trellis or support.
It performs best in full sun with well-drained soil and a simple moderate watering routine.
Perfect for patio containers, garden borders, and warm-climate landscapes for long-lasting seasonal color.
Note: wear gloves when pruning due to the plant’s milky sap.

• Brown Buds to Yellow Trumpet Flowers – Buds open into bright sunny blooms with a tropical look.
• Fast Growing Vine – Train on a trellis or prune to keep a shrub shape.
• Loves Full Sun – Needs strong sun for best flowering and growth.
• Moist but Well Drained Soil – Water regularly but avoid soggy soil.
• Handle Sap Carefully – Milky sap can irritate skin and is toxic if swallowed.

You will receive a young live starter plug plant, healthy and ready for planting. Images shown depict mature plants for visual reference.
Bring bold tropical blooms to your garden with Plant Nook Allamanda ‘Brown Bud’.
This fast growing golden trumpet vine is known for brown buds that burst into bright yellow flowers.
Train it on a trellis for a climbing display or prune it to keep a more compact shape.
Plant in full sun with well drained soil and water consistently for the best flowering performance.
Note: the plant’s milky sap may irritate skin and is toxic if swallowed.

• Swirled Peach Tone Leaves – Unique foliage with peach bronze and pink tones.
• Great Statement Plant – Perfect as a bold patio accent or “thriller” in mixed planters.
• Compact Tropical Shrub – Naturally bushy and easy to shape with light trimming.
• Sun to Light Shade – Best color with brighter light and warm growing conditions.
• Easy Color Upgrade – Adds texture and color even when flowers are not the focus.

You will receive a young live starter plug plant, healthy and ready for planting. Images shown depict mature plants for visual reference.
Plant Nook Acalypha ‘Peach Swirl’ brings a fun mix of peach, bronze, and pink tones to your outdoor space.
This tropical copperleaf style plant is perfect for patio containers, bright borders, and statement planters.
Place it in full sun to light shade for best color and keep soil lightly moist but well drained.
Trim as needed to keep it full and compact.

• Deep Red Copper Leaves – Strong bold foliage color that stands out all season.
• Fast Growing Tropical Shrub – Fills in quickly and creates a full look with regular trimming.
• Best Color in Full Sun – Full sun helps bring out the richest red tones.
• Great for Pots and Borders – Use as a patio feature plant or a colorful landscape shrub.
• Easy to Maintain Shape – Responds well to pruning to keep it compact.

You will receive a young live starter plug plant, healthy and ready for planting. Images shown depict mature plants for visual reference.
Make your garden pop with Plant Nook Acalypha ‘Louisiana Red’.
This tropical copperleaf is loved for its deep red and copper toned foliage that adds instant impact to pots and landscapes.
Place in full sun for best color and grow in well drained soil with regular watering during active growth.
Prune anytime to keep it neat, compact, and full.

• Bold Copper Red Foliage – Grown for vibrant leaves that add instant tropical color.
• Best Color in Full Sun – Brighter light helps bring out stronger leaf color.
• Great for Pots or Landscape – Use as a patio accent border plant or colorful shrub.
• Easy to Shape and Trim – Prune to keep it compact and full.
• Warm Climate Favorite – Performs best in frost free areas and containers can be moved indoors.
  

You will receive a young live starter plug plant, healthy and ready for planting. Images shown depict mature plants for visual reference.
Plant Nook Copper Plant (Acalypha wilkesiana) brings rich copper and red tones that stand out in any space.
This tropical foliage plant is perfect for patio containers, bright borders, and warm climate landscapes.
For best leaf color, place in full sun to part shade and use well drained soil.
Trim as needed to maintain a neat shape and encourage fuller growth.