Landscaping and Garden Plants: Compare Listings & Prices
Updated October 24, 2026
Browse 17 listings for Landscaping and Garden Plants, including options from White Flower Farm and Burpee. Compare product details and listed prices.
The 17 displayed listings with prices are listed from $19.95 to $199.00 (USD) in this catalog snapshot. Confirm the selected variant's current price, availability and purchase terms with the retailer.
Popular choices include ornamental grasses, ground-cover sedges, flowering perennials and compact shrubs. Many items are sold as plug trays ready for planting, while a few are container-grown specimens.
When selecting plants, match the species to your site’s sun exposure, soil type and hardiness zone. Grasses like Pink Muhly and Maiden Grass add texture, while shrubs such as Juniper and Arborvitae provide structure. Look for plugs that are healthy-looking with firm stems and no signs of disease.
Consider the mature size and water needs of each plant. Drought-tolerant varieties reduce irrigation, and grouping plants with similar requirements makes maintenance easier. Buying a mix of seasonal bloomers can keep the garden interesting year-round.

Carex pensylvanica, tray of 32 plugs
White Flower Farm
$198.00

Goldilocks Lysimachia (Creeping Jenny)
Burpee
$19.95

Japanese Painted Fern
The Sill
$59.00

Calgary Carpet® Juniper
The Sill
$89.95

Asclepias tuberosa, tray of 50 plugs
White Flower Farm
$195.00

Radicans Gardenia
The Sill
$189.00

Pink Muhly Grass
The Sill
$99.00

Adagio Maiden Grass
The Sill
$139.00

Goji Berry
The Sill
$99.00

Snow-N-Summer™ Asiatic Jasmine
The Sill
$79.00

The Champion™ Sunblush Rose
The Sill
$79.00

Shenandoah Switch Grass
The Sill
$89.00

Private Jet™ Arborvitae
The Sill
$109.00

Autumn Tapestry Fall Container Garden
White Flower Farm
$69.00

Pollinator Garden for Sun
White Flower Farm
$199.00

Catawba Crapemyrtle
The Sill
$99.00

Tangerine Beauty Crossvine
The Sill
$119.00
Questions
How deep should I plant a plug tray?
Plant plugs at the same depth they were growing in the tray, covering the roots but keeping the crown just above soil.
Do ornamental grasses need a lot of water?
Most ornamental grasses are low-maintenance and only need regular watering until established.
Can I plant these outdoors in winter?
In most climates, it’s best to plant in early spring or fall when the ground is workable and temperatures are moderate.
What is the benefit of buying a container-grown plant?
Container plants have established root systems and can be placed directly in the garden with minimal shock.