Iberis Species, Candytuft, Hyacinth Candytuft, Rocket Candytuft

My favorite thing about this plant is the foliage. It says dark green and perfect looking all season, right through late October. It is g...Read Morereat for up close locations near a patio or walkway where you notice imperfections. This plant has no imperfections.

A nice low-growing plant which is a swathe of white when in full bloom. For me it bloomed about two months from direct seeding, for about...Read More 2 weeks in late June-mid July. I didn't deadhead - maybe that would have prolonged the bloom. After it set seed I tried cutting it back for rebloom but that didn't work. I heard reports that it is supposed to be fragrant, but mine were only faintly stinky (kind of an odd rubbery smell). Still, very easy to grow and pretty. Did great in a pretty shady spot as well.

This is an easy, carefree annual that can be directly seeded in the garden. Blooming starts about six weeks after sowing and continues ri...Read Moreght up until long after the first frost. They love cool temperatures and may slow down in the heat of summer but they’ll be rejuvenated as temps cool down again. It grows to 12-15 inches tall and the tiny 4 petalled flowers grow up forming spires of blooms resembling a slender hyacinth. They are sweetly scented and make wonderful cut flowers. It self sows faithfully if you allow them to set seed.