New and fairly new annuals

Begonia ‘Gryphon’: Grow this one for its showy, silver and dark green, large, divided, tropical looking foliage; tolerates forgetful.

Cordyline ‘Red Star’: Dark burgundy red foliage; use as alternative to a spike or to Phormium; full to.

Oxalis ‘Charmed Wine’: Wine foliage with white flowers. Sun or partial shade; 6-10” x 10-12”; somewhat drought tolerant;.

Torenia ‘Yellow Moon’: Similar to ‘Summer Wave’ but has tubular yellow flowers with purple throat; available in 4.5”.

Colocasia (Elephant Ear) ‘Tropical Storm’: Full to part sun; tropical texture; other cultivars may be available; available in one gallon.

Begonia ‘Million Kisses Elegance’: Similar in form to ‘Bonfire’ but has pale salmon outer petals and white inner petals.

Cuphea ‘Sriracha Series’: Choose pink or rose; 24” high and wide with many spikes; endless source of color;.

Oxalis ‘Molten Lava’: In low light, ‘Molten Lava’s foliage is chartreuse; in sunnier sites, it’s golden yellow; golden.

Verbena bonariensis: Certainly not new but a reseeding annual that you should not bewithout; great all summer and.

Clerodendrum thomasoniae (Bleeding Heart Vine): A spectacular vine for morning sun or partial shade; likes to be barely.