Kalanchoe blossfeldiana, I believe. Here is a link that might be useful: Kalanchoe blossfeldiana

Gloriosa Lily

An oak barrel - or even a faux oak barrel - Is perfect for blueberries. You can put 3 plants in one standard sized barrel. I see no reason to sink it into the ground. The change of level will add interest. You can plant herbs around the barrel, perhaps putting some stepping stones around the barrel so you can pick the berries without stepping on the other plants. The barrel should not be too close to the sidewalk for reasons mentioned above. At some point, you may have to net the berries, or birds may eat them before you get to them. The fence is quite low, so if you plan to espalier, you will have to add a trellis or something for support. Basil is an annual. Tarragon dies out in the winter, but regrows. parsley can last a few years, as can chives. Rosemary is a perennial shrub and can get large if not pruned regularly. Sage is drought tolerant and basil likes more water, so don't plant them next to each other. Good luck with you edible landscape. One of my neighbors has a pomegranate tree and artichokes in the strip next to the driveway. The tomatoes are farther back where they can't be seen from the street. Here is a link that might be useful: What's Growin' On?

Are deer a problem in your area? Last fall the deer here really enjoyed the ninebarks I planted last spring. Pruned them back by half, and they were doing so well. There are several sites you might look at for info. If you google "native plants of Ontario" there are lots of links. One that looks good is: http://www.ontariowildflowers.com/ Another site that might give you ideas is: http://www.perennials.com/results.html?searchmargin=atwildflower%7CWildflower Some easy care plants I grow that might work are yarrow, perennial blue flax, various poppies, columbine, catmint, and lavender hyssop. The deer don't seem to bother any of these. A commercial site is Wildflower Farm. They don't ship and may not be near you (they are near Orillia) to purchase but you might get some ideas. Here is a link that might be useful: Wildflower Farm