Best Spring Tree Seeds in 2026

Summer Glory is the perfect name for this lovely Sedum ground cover plant! Grow Sedum Summer Glory seeds for a very vigorous, creeping perennial ground cover with succulent leaves that are broad with toothed edges that develop a reddish tint in the fall.

This Sedum Stonecrop grows only 4 - 6 inches in height, and it creates a low-growing mat that spreads wider than it grows in height. Summer Glory Sedum can spread 6 - 10 inches. The foliage of this Sedum Spurium Stonecrop is wonderful, but the bright, star-like, dark pink colored blossoms which appear July through September steal the show.

For optimum performance of this ground cover plant, grow it in full sun. As all Sedums require, Sedum Spurium must have soil that is well-drained, but it will grow in a wide range of soil types from poor to rich as long as the soil drains well. Grow this colorful, carefree, versatile ground cover plant for troublesome sites and even the deer will leave it alone.

Silver Dollar tree grows up to 35 feet tall in USDA zones 8 - 10.

Start Eucalyptus seeds and enjoy this aromatic tree throughout your property.

It is especially stunning when planted in groves.

An extremely varied genus, Euphorbia contains annuals, biennials, perennials, subshrubs, trees, and succulents. Most species do well in full sun and light shade, but some species may have other requirements.

Snow on the Mountain in a 24 inch annual growing in USDA zones 3 - 9.

The preference of Euphorbia Marginata is full sun and mesic to dry conditions. This plant also adapts to slightly moist soil (if flooding doesn't occur) and isn't particular about the type of soil. It is quite tolerant of drought.

Lavatera trimestris is a lovely annual that gives a stunning summer show. It reaches 36 inches in height and has a bloom season lasting all summer long. Commonly called Rose Mallow, Annual Mallow, or Tree Mallow, this variety, Loveliness, has blooms that measure 4 - 5 inches across and are bright rose in color with lighter colored veins.

This rose mallow plant is a 36 inch tall annual growing in USDA zones 4 - 9.

Rose Mallows are highly praised for their exceptional blooms and the beauty they add to the border or garden. Deadhead the spent blooms to encourage a longer bloom time.

Lavatera trimestris is a lovely annual that gives a stunning summer show. It reaches 36 inches in height and has a bloom season lasting all summer long. Commonly called Rose Mallow, Annual Mallow, or Tree Mallow, this variety, Mont Blanc, has blooms that measure 4 inches across and are white in color with lighter colored veins.

Rose mallow is a 3 foot tall annual plant growing in USDA zones 4 - 9.

Rose Mallows are highly praised for their exceptional blooms and the beauty they add to the border or garden. Deadhead the spent blooms to encourage a longer bloom time. They are known to self-sow but are not considered to be a nuisance.

Starting Euphorbia seeds is a great way to grow this popular perennials that's commonly called Cushion Spurge. Euphorbia Polychroma Cushion Spurge gives visual interest through the seasons with leaves turning from yellow to bright green to red as the seasons change from spring to summer to fall.

Cushion spurge is a low growing, 12 inch tall perennial plant growing in USDA zones 4 - 8.

Cushion Spurge gets it name because it grows in a rounded mound that resembles a cushion. Cushion Spurge performs beautifully as an edging along a formal walk or winding garden path, as a rock garden or border specimen, planted on top of retaining walls, or massed in moderate expanses as a general ground cover plant.