Color for every bed, basket, and porch pot.

The greenhouse fills with bloom before the last snow melts. Sun-lovers, shade-solvers, and everything a front porch dreams about, grown full, hardened off, and sold by people who can tell you exactly where each one wants to live.

The color that carries the summer

Annuals do the heavy lifting from May to frost, and the difference between a bed that fizzles in July and one that roars is mostly variety choice and a strong start. We grow both into every pack.

Sun-loversPetunias, marigolds, zinnias, geraniums, vinca, celosia, and salvia: the full-sun workhorses that shrug off a Missouri July.

Shade solversImpatiens, begonias, coleus, torenia, and caladiums for the north side, the deep porch, and under the old maple.

Packs, pots, and flats4-packs and 6-packs for beds, 4-inch pots for instant pots, and full flats for edging, projects, and people with big plans.

Plant once. Greet it every spring.

Perennials are the long game, and the ones on our benches have already proven they can take a mid-Missouri winter, a clay bed, and an August without complaint.

Comes back every yearConeflowers, daylilies, hostas, black-eyed Susans, salvia, sedum, and peonies: the backbone plants of every good border.

Zone-proven, not zone-hopefulEverything we sell as a perennial is hardy here. If it's a maybe, the tag says so and so do we.

Pollinator picksConeflower, bee balm, milkweed, liatris, and asters: a bench flagged for the bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds.

Grown full, not stuffed the week before

Our hanging baskets spend months in the rafters filling out, so what comes down is a finished basket, not a promise. And if you'd rather use your own pots, bring them in and we'll do the planting.

Hanging baskets, sun and shadePetunia and calibrachoa blazers for full sun; fuchsia, begonia, and impatiens beauties for the shady porch, in 10 to 14 inch sizes.

Combo plantersThriller, filler, spiller, built from the same benches, in sizes from table-top to front-entrance statement.

Custom plant-upsBring your own pots, urns, or troughs. Tell us sun or shade and the look you want; pick them up planted and growing.