Yellow Blotch Pansy

Add a burst of sunshine to your garden with Bonnie Plants® Yellow Blotch Pansy. The sweet, cheerful yellow flowers with pretty faces look lovely in flower beds, windowboxes, veggie gardens, or added to a bud vase. The cute annual flowers brighten landscapes during cool seasons, adding much needed color in spring and fall gardens in warm climates, while putting on an early summer show in northern gardens. Mix pansies into a garden bed with spring blooming bulbs: they’ll not only complement tulips and daffodils, but pansy’s pretty foliage helps disguise fading bulb blooms. Add pansies to a container with kale or ornamental cabbage for a fantastic fall display. (Don't worry about chilly nights: they're frost tolerant!) Yellow Blotch Pansy’s fabulous flowers make a great addition in the veggie garden, too. Plant a burst of bright color among lettuce, arugula, and kale. Plant Yellow Blotch Pansy in well-drained, evenly moist soil and feed with Miracle-Gro® Plant Food at planting. Water when the top inch of soil feels dry to the touch. Use mulch to help retain moisture and keep soil cool to prolong the blooms as temperatures rise. For best results, add high-quality Bonnie Plants® live plant pansy to your garden instead of growing from seed for an instant addition of color and brightness. Your garden will be off to a great start!

Rose SunPatiens

Full sun or full shade: with Bonnie Plants® Rose SunPatiens, it’s easy to enjoy spectacular color in any garden space.

Red & Green Coleus

Sometimes the best addition to a garden isn't a flower: it's fabulous foliage!

Pink Calibrachoa

Whether you love attracting hummingbirds and butterflies to your garden or just enjoy a pretty pop of pink, you’ll adore Bonnie Plants® Pink Calibrachoa. Also known as mini-petunias, these sun-loving, trumpet-shaped pink flowers with dark centers look gorgeous in hanging baskets, windowboxes, and containers where you can enjoy the view--and where pollinators can enjoy the blooms! Annual Pink Calibrachoa looks great alone or combined with other sun-loving plants in containers: it makes the perfect "spiller" for an attractive addition to porches and patios. The sweet pink flowers appear in spring and continue blooming all summer and fall until the first hard freeze. Self-cleaning flowers keep beds and containers tidy: there’s no need to pinch spent blooms. Try filling sunny, bare patches in the garden with Pink Calibrachoa for a bright burst of color in the landscape. A perfect low-maintenance, heat-tolerant, disease-resistant plant, Pink Calibrachoa looks lovely as a companion plant in the veggie garden, where it will attract pollinators to boost your harvests. Practically perfect in every way, Pink Calibrachoa belongs in your garden. Grow Pink Calibrachoa in well-drained, evenly moist soil and feed with Miracle-Gro® Plant Food at planting. Water when the top inch of soil feels dry to the touch. Use mulch to help retain moisture in the soil. For best results, add high-quality Bonnie Plants® live plant calibrachoa to your garden instead of growing from seed for an instant addition of color and brightness. Your garden will be off to a great start!

Pink & Yellow Lantana

Create non-stop color in your garden, no matter the size, with Bonnie Plants® Pink and Yellow Lantana.

Lavender Calibrachoa

Perk up sunny garden beds, patio containers, and hanging baskets with the lovely lavender blooms of Bonnie Plants® Lavender Calibrachoa. An excellent long-season annual flower that tolerates heat, drought, and cold, Lavender Calibrachoa begins blooming in spring and continues all summer and fall until the first hard freeze. The low-maintenance, self-cleaning flowers keep plants tidy without deadheading. Also known as mini-petunias, Lavender Calibrachoa attracts hummingbirds and butterflies with its pretty, trumpet-shaped flowers. Pollinators love the blooms, so try adding it to veggie gardens to boost harvests. Lavender Calibrachoa looks great alone or with other sun-loving annuals and perennials in containers: it makes the perfect "spiller" for an attractive addition to porch or patio pots. Try filling sunny, bare patches in the garden with Lavender Calibrachoa for a gorgeous blanket of color in the landscape. Vibrant, easy-to-grow Lavender Calibrachoa makes your garden glow all season long. Grow Lavender Calibrachoa in well-drained, evenly moist soil and feed with Miracle-Gro® Plant Food at planting. Water when the top inch of soil feels dry to the touch. Use mulch to help retain moisture in the soil. For best results, add high-quality Bonnie Plants® live plant calibrachoa to your garden instead of growing from seed for an instant addition of color and brightness. Your garden will be off to a great start!

Hot Pink Vinca

Make a big garden impact with very little effort when you grow Bonnie Plants® Hot Pink Vinca.

Coral Pink SunPatiens

Valued for their sun tolerance and vibrancy of color. Durable and easy to grow!

Blueberry Petunia

Add a timeless, classic plant to your garden for a great season of flower power. Bonnie Plants® Blueberry Petunia is a must-have for hummingbird and butterfly lovers.

Blue Blotch Pansy

Delight a friend with a pretty posy of pansies left on their porch. Bonnie Plants® Blue Blotch Pansy adds a brilliant burst of cheer to your flower beds or windowboxes, but they also look lovely snipped and placed in a bud vase for a bit of indoor decor. The charming annual flowers brighten landscapes during cool seasons, adding much needed color in spring and fall gardens in warm climates, while putting on an early summer show in northern gardens. It's easy to create a pretty pathway with a border of cute pansies, or add them to a container with ornamental cabbage for a fabulous fall display. (Don't worry about chilly nights: they're frost tolerant!) Best of all, these adorable blooms make a great addition in the veggie garden, where you can create pops of color among lettuce, kale, and spinach. Plant Blue Blotch Pansy in well-drained, evenly moist soil and feed with Miracle-Gro® Plant Food at planting. Water when the top inch of soil feels dry to the touch. Use mulch to help retain moisture and keep soil cool to prolong the blooms as temperatures rise. For best results, add high-quality Bonnie Plants® live plant pansy to your garden instead of growing from seed for an instant addition of color and brightness. Your garden will be off to a great start!

Apricot Vinca

Fill your sunny flower beds and containers with the fabulous blooms of Bonnie Plants® Apricot Vinca.

Magenta Petunia

Add a blaze of color to your garden with the classic good looks of Bonnie Plants® Magenta Petunia. A terrific addition for pollinator gardens, Magenta Petunia is a must-have for hummingbird and butterfly lovers. Pretty trumpet-shaped magenta flowers with white and pink accents invite hummingbirds and butterflies to sip sweet nectar. Plant them in a window box or hanging basket where you can enjoy watching pollinators play. A gorgeous long-season annual flower that tolerates light frost, Magenta Petunia begins blooming in spring and continues all summer and fall until the first hard freeze. Pinch off faded flowers to keep plants tidy and encourage rebloom. Try combining Magenta Petunias with other sun-loving plants in containers, like geraniums or salvia. Petunias create a gorgeous "spiller" for an attractive, vibrant addition to porch and patio pots. Fill a mailbox garden with Magenta Petunias for a gorgeous carpet of color that creates curb appeal. Plant petunias near the veggie garden to attract pollinators to boost harvests. These low-maintenance, multi-purpose plants are heat-tolerant, long-blooming, and just plain pretty! Plant Magenta Petunia in well-drained, evenly moist soil and feed with Miracle-Gro® Plant Food at planting. Water when the top inch of soil feels dry to the touch. Use mulch to help retain moisture in the soil. For best results, add high-quality Bonnie Plants® live plant petunia to your garden instead of growing from seed for an instant addition of color and brightness. Your garden will be off to a great start!