Love the differing height and texture
11 years ago
What is the plant with the purple flower, also the one to the left and right with the red/bright pink flower, and the plant that is just to the right of the purple flower plant that almost could be a ground cover type with a bluish green leaf? I have a very large planter full sun I have planted two small lantana and some muhly grass in but so much more space zone 9b
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