Bupleurum
Bupleurum rotundifolium is an annual with tiny, vibrant yellow flowers wrapped in gray-green bracts. Its rounded leaves look as if pierced by the stem. Plant it in small clusters to add pops of color throughout your garden.
Limelight Hydrangea
Hydrangeas are garden favorites, and the Limelight variety is perfect for making a bold summer statement. These large potted shrubs grow fast and bloom all season long, shifting from lime green to white and even pink in the fall.
Neptune’s Gold Sea Holly
This spiky sea holly is a versatile plant that thrives in various sun and moisture conditions. Growing in shades of blue, purple, and green, the Neptune's Gold variety features pale blue-green heads paired with bright yellow leaves, creating a watercolor-like effect.
Mountain Mint
A favorite of birds, bees, and butterflies, this fragrant mint relative sports tiny flower clusters atop its stems. With its sage-like silvery-green leaves and delicate blooms, this native eastern plant offers a banquet for pollinators. It thrives in all soil types, sun or shade, and spreads generously like most mints.
Amaranth
While amaranth is best known for its deep red flowers, some varieties like Green Thumb produce green blooms that grow vertically instead of in the usual hanging clusters.
Snowball Bush Viburnum
Like the Limelight hydrangea, Snowball Bush viburnum’s large flower heads shift from bright green to white during the season, adding fresh early summer vibes to your garden.
Chartreuse Envy Hellebore
Bring vibrant green to your late winter garden with the lively Chartreuse Envy hellebore. One of the earliest bloomers, it offers early color and foliage that lasts all season. Plus, it grows quickly and thrives in shade!
