Little Plot Flower Farm

One of the most fragrant summer foliage plants, this handsome variety features tall, deep purple stems, glossy bicolor plum-veined leaves, and brilliant amethyst flower spikes. The aromatic foliage is a spicy combination of licorice and mint.

Very bright green, 2 1/2" long leaves with white blooms

Bouquet filler with a fresh look and improved uniformity. Add a pop of lime to your life with Sylphid Lime Celosia, the feathery annual that transforms any bouquet into a garden of texture and whimsy. Its airy plumes start a zesty lime green and mellow to creamy yellow as they mature, adding layers of color and interest that keep arrangements fresh and fabulous.

Tall stems loaded with large, chartreuse umbels. This plant is super versatile and makes a wonderful addition to summer bouquets.

The tall, stiff, green stems are topped with glittering silvery seed heads resembling the fiber optic wands

Gigantic golden flowers. Semidouble and single blooms measure 4–7". Sturdy stems, vigorous branching. Requires no staking.

Elegant and uniform cut flower. 1 1/2–2 1/2", lavender blue flowers stand tall on strong, slender stems. A dramatic addition to any bouquet or garden. Also known as mourningbride.

Unique color. Elegant and whimsical cut flower. Productive plants. 1 1/2–2 1/2" dark wine-colored blooms stand tall on strong, slender stems.

Shades of sunny pastel blooms make excellent cut flowers and reliable perennial garden plants with decorative, fern-like foliage. As cut flowers, the 2–4" flat-topped flower heads on 24" stems add bulk, durability, and beauty to bouquets. Long vase life.

Tall, well-branched, heat-loving plants produce armloads of blooms. Bronze to chestnut-colored plumes are ideal for autumn bouquets and bunches.

Bright Mix Celosia blooms in a blend of red, peach, orange, and yellow. This Celosia mix blooms in various colors and forms. Flowers are a mix of wheat celosia and cockscomb celosia

Selected for full, well-formed plumes in soft colors, Shimmer offers a range of pink, peach, gold, and lime pastel hues with a sheen that seems to shimmer in the sunlight. Vigorous, branching plants are early to flower and yield multiple 4–8" long plumes with an open and airy flower form.

A unique double-flowered cosmos, these fluffy blooms look great in bouquets. More refined than a traditional white cosmos, ‘Snow Puff’ is ethereal and romantic.

Young flowers start out a warm tangerine with a soft rosy center. As flowers age, their rose coloring becomes more pronounced. The color shift gives blooms an iridescent quality.

Flowers are a dusty mauve with a soft buttercream background. The reverse of the petals is darker, giving them a very unusual look. One of the first varieties to bloom every summer, this productive variety is a standout.

Beautiful, vibrant blooms on strong, sturdy stems. Specifically bred for cut flower production.

Large plants have creamy white ball-shaped flowers on tall strong stems. Great for wedding work.

Roseanne is so odd, you can't help but love her. This is the only double flowered series to come in these designer shades

This is a big bold apricot

Tall, strong stems for cut flowers. Large flower heads, avg. 3", sit atop sturdy plants.

Bright candy-pink blooms

Deep rose-colored blooms

Vibrant, orange-bronze summer snapdragon. Produces florets that are slightly fuller and more ruffled than many standard snapdragons, giving it a premium look. Blooms are orange and bronze, with dusty rose coloration on unopened buds.

Soft lavender blooms

Light rose-colored blooms

The intricate flowers on this old-fashioned favorite resemble tiny dragon faces. Each plant boasts towering, thick stems loaded with butter-yellow blooms brushed with rose and apricot.

adame Butterfly's double petals create full, fluffy blooms for a Victorian look. The rose-coral/apricot color has a bit more of a rose hue compared to Madame Butterfly Bronze.

From the same lineage as Ballerina, Linen offers refinements in bloom form, color, and overall uniformity. Like Ballerina, Linen produces a high percentage of double blooms, but its slightly smaller 4–5" blooms are more consistently dahlia-shaped. The color range consists of warm, flaxen tones. Developed by Johnny's Breeding Team and named 'Linen' for its clean, almost neutral color palette. Fresh-cut blooms are oatmeal in color with a pale pink or pale peach cast.

Sturdy plants produce blooms in shades of rose, orange, peach, lemon, and lime. Mostly double and semidouble 2–3 1/2" blooms with a small percentage of singles.

Early flowering plants produce 4–6" wide dahlia-shaped double blooms. Hues of apricot, butter yellow, coral, gold, orange, and pink give this special mix a nuanced vintage look that sets it apart.