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The Hibiscus

The OG to Fontecchio's and the signature flower of the garden this beautiful gem is known for its large, colorful flowers, the Hibiscus brings a tropical feel to any garden and its slightly bitter tea is great for reducing blood pressure!

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The Marigold

With their vibrant gold and orange hues, Marigolds are reliable bloomers that help protect other plants as well as ward off negative energy and keep the occupants of the home safe from those who intend harm.

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The Rosemary

This fragrant herb is as hardy as it is beautiful, perfect for culinary use and creating green borders. Wonderful when brewed as a tea to reduce brain fog or included as a daily regime to improve memory.

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The Mandevilla

A stunning climber, Mandevilla provides vertical interest with its bold, trumpet-shaped blossoms. This one will have a place in my garden for my mom who always grew this stunning vine at my childhood home in TN

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The Basil

A garden staple, Basil thrives in the sun and offers a sweet, peppery aroma that signals peak summer.

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The Vining White Mandevilla

A vigorous tropical climbing vine featuring white trumpet shaped flowers attracting hummingbirds and local pollinators to the garden paths

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The Lavender

Famed for its soothing scent and delicate purple spikes, Lavender is a favorite for bees and gardeners alike.

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The Petunia

Petunias are versatile favorites, offering a carpet of soft, colorful petals throughout the warmer months. Squirrels also love our petunias, and they eat them with excitement 

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