Perennials

Achillea 'Coronation Gold', Yarrow, is easy to grow, drought loving and long blooming. The golden yellow flowers are flat-topped clusters and are available in a wide range of colors. The foliage is fragrant with a fern-like appearance. Deadhead for prolonged flowering. Excellent for both fresh and dried flowers.

Achillea 'Moonshine' (Yarrow) is easy to grow, drought loving and long blooming. This compact Yarrow has flat-topped clusters of bright lemon-yellow flowers and finely divided, fragrant gray-green leaves. Dries nicely. Excellent for both fresh and dried flowers.

Achillea 'Ortels Rose', Ortels Rose Yarrow grows 12-15" tall with flat, tight clusters of rose-pink flowers held on sturdy, dark green foliage. Flowers fade to white.

Achillea 'Paprika', Paprika Yarrow is easy to grow, drought loving and long blooming perennial. The salmon rose flowers are flat-topped clusters with white centers. Yarrow foliage is fragrant with a fern-like appearance. Deadhead for prolonged flowering. Excellent for both fresh and dried flowers.

Large clusters of red flowers with a gold center. Domed canopies sit atop a sturdy, upright clump of grey-green foliage. After the red flowers are finished, when left to dry on the stems they turn a lovely shade of buff yellow.

Clusters of rose-pink flowers with a tiny white center. Nice for borders mass plantings and excellant for cuttings. Foliage is fragrant when crushed.

Soft lilac-pink to pale rose flowers have the most intense color when they first emerge and then fade as they age. From early to midsummer, tall flower stems are topped with flat-heads of brightly colored blossoms. Has grey-green, ferny leaves that form a compact, spreading mound. Very quick spreader.

Dense clusters of deep red flowers that bloom week after week from early to late summer. These red flowers are the most fade resistant to date. Tall stalks hold these flat clusters above ferny gray-green foliage.

Multi-colored flowers, of salmon-peach, orange and pale yellow orange appear at the same time when planted en masse in early summer to midsummer. Silvery, grey ferny foliage contrasts nicely.

Agastache 'Blue Fortune', Anise Hyssop is a hit during the dog days of summer. Just when the garden starts to slow down, the robust Agastache 'Blue Fortune' is a mass of soft blue flower spikes. Butterflies and birds love Anise Hyssop.

Alchemilla mollis, Lady's Mantle can be used as groundcover and as a border plant. The leaves are it's best feature as they offer a soft green gray color that adds vibrancy to the shade garden. The leaves are also palmate and scalloped - allowing them to beautifully hold morning dew or rain drops. The flowers are a chartreuse bundle visible in early summer and are interesting cut or dried. If grown in full sun, Alchemilla will need more water. 

Allium 'Summer Beauty', Summer Beauty Ornamental Onion, features large flowers on strong stems for an extended bloom time.  Neat, upright foliage after flowering.  Drought tolerant. This plant is attractive to bees, butterflies and/or birds. Self-sows freely; deadhead if you do not want volunteer seedlings next season. Flowers are good for cutting.

Great for a rock or herb garden. Narrow, blue-green leaves are twisted, emerging from the base in a spiral pattern. Round, lilac-pink flower clusters stand atop leafless stems.

Awesome foliage texture turns bronze and yellow in the fall. Perwinkle flowers in late spring.

Perfectly pink flowers bob 12" abover neat mounds of dark green. Loves a spot in dappled light.

Hot pink flowers bob 12" above the perfectly mounded foliage. Loves a spot in dappled light.

White flowers with yellow center stamens appear on long, wiry-but-graceful, branching stems over dark green foliage.

Pure white flowers with tiny yellow eyes bloom in Spring!  Finished blooms/seed heads are puffy feathers.

Clusters of large 3", long-spurred, red and white bi-color blossoms. The flowers face skyward, not nodding like other varieties. Excellent as cut flowers, lasting up to 2 weeks in a vase.

This 3" flower blooms in a variety of colors including blue, pink, red, white and yellow. Bloom time is up to 12 weeks. Excellent as cut flowers, lasting up to 2 weeks in a vase.

Beautiful, deep blue and white bell-shaped upward facing blooms. Great flowers for cutting.

Small, double, red and white flowers on uniform, sturdy plants. Sit atop nicely mounded foliage and face upward. Excellent as cut flowers, lasting up to 2 weeks in a vase.

Upfacing blooms above a bushy compact mound of lacy leaves. Deep blue outer petals, with a double center of blue and white. Not a long-lived plant, so seedlings will provide future generations though the colors usually differ from the mother plant.

Excellent addition for great texture in the partial shade garden. Big plumes of cream announce themselves in late spring.

When you've been looking for height and texture in the partial shade or shade garden, here is your answer. Stately cream blooms explode in late spring.

Bright orange clusters of flowers appear. During late summer, seedpods appear with a smooth surface that is slightly hairy. Eventually they will split open and relase the seeds. Attrached are large tufts of white hairs. Dispersing the seeds by the wind. The nectar attracts bees, wasps, various butterflys and Hummingbirds.

So gorgeous, sky blue flowers with yellow centers brighten up the fall garden. More likely to come back perennially if planted in the spring or summer.

Bright display of perfect purple flowers with yellow centers. More likely to come back perennially.

Purple Dome is a long-time favorite. Purple flowers with yellow centers. Tends to lose it's bottom leaves in late summer. Simply plant behind a heavy mound of short daylillies for the best effect.

A smaller variety with denser foliage than other small types. Great purplish-pink spike-flowers. Likes more sun than other Astilbe.

Bright raspberry pink, slightly fragrant, open triangular plumes on red stems. One of the longest blooming Astilbes. Great in containers or in the garden.

Lavender-pink blooms on erect spikes. Course, rounded leaves are jagged with a bit of fuzz. The flowers turn bronze in the fall and the foliage emerges with a bold mahogany-red hue and matures to green in the summer.

Astilbe arendsii 'Bridal Veil' is a mid size Astilbe with large pure white plumes.

Astilbe 'Fanal' has been known for a long time to be the best red Astilbe on the market.  Astilbe 'Fanal' has nice waxy green foliage with long lasting red plumes.

Astilbe 'Visions', Visions False Spirea has fatter leaves and plumper flower spikes than most other Astilbe. Visions in particular fills in borders perfectly and adds great texture to the partial shade garden. Dappled shade is really the best garden for Astilbe where a little bit of sun promotes flowers. Deadhead for more flowers too. 

Astilbe chinensis 'Maggie Daley' has dark green shiny foliage with dense upright lavender plumes.  More drought tolerant than other Astilbes!

Astilbe chinensis 'Purple Candles' aka (Purpurkerze) this late blooming large Astilbe has dark green foliage with very tall flower plumes.

Astilbe chinensis 'Visions in Pink' has dark green foliage with sturdy stems of pale pink plumes.

Astilbe chinensis 'Visions in Red' has compact bronze green foliage with thick stems.  Although the name says 'Visions in Red' this Astilbe has vibrant purple flowers.

Creamy white plumes turn light pink as they mature. Busy foliage starts out marbled with silver and green and then turns solid green as it matures.

Astilbe chinensis 'Delft Lace' is a new variety with deep blue-green foliage with reddish stems that hold up nice soft pink-peach foliage.

Astilbe 'Deutschland', Deutschland False Spirea, blooms with the brightest white plumes.  Astilbe performs best in partial shade and moist, well drained soil. The white flowers stand out in the twilight garden and can be cut for arrangements. 

Astilbe japonica 'Montgomery'  has reddish bronze foliage with red stems and dark red plumes.  My favorite Red!

Astilbe japonica 'Rheinland' is the most popular pink.  Vigorous plants with very floriferous clear pink plumes.

Astilbe 'Hennie Graafland' has extremely glossy green foliage with delicate pink plumes!  More compact than other Astilbes excellent for containers.

Astilbe simplicifolia 'Key West' has dark burgundy foliage with carmine-red flowers.  The foliage creates an excellent contrast with the bright flowers fantastic container plant.

Astilbe simplicifolia 'Sprite' was the 1994 Perennial Plant of the Year.  Astilbe 'Sprite' is a late season bloomer on short compact foliage with delicate drooping shell pink plumes.

Athyrium pictum, Japanese Painted Fern, is a wonderful addition of texture and color to the shade garden. Silvery foliage with red tints make this fern stand out in the shade and also bright in the container garden. Pair with purple-leaved Coral Bells for a great color combination.

A hybrid cross between Japanese Painted Fern and Lady Fern. Sports stunning frosted apple green fronds that seem to emit a ghostly white light in the shade. Dark purple stems hold the fronds upright.

Lush, finely textured, medium green fronds. Radiate out from the center of the crown. At maturity, the stems turn dark red. It is a vigorous grower, but spreads relatively slowly and doesn't run.

Baptisia 'Starlite Prairieblues' has attractive blue green foliage with 24" spikes of blue and white flowers.

Baptisia 'Twilite Prairieblues' Violet-purple flowers are highlighted with a yellow keel.  Once established this long lived perennial can produce up to 100 flower spikes!

Baptisia australis, False Indigo twinkles with indigo blue pea shaped flowers that attract butterflies in the late summer. This plant prefers full sun and well drained soil. If grown in shady areas will often require staking. Quite hardy but very slow growing, Baptisia can be used as specimen plants or for height in the back of the cottage garden. Their pods are great for dried flower arrangements.

Glossy dark green big leaves with hints of red. Awesome bright red fall color. Hot pink flowers light up the early spring garden.

Lovely light rose-pink flowers sprout up out of the clumps of big, glossy, dark green leaves. Pair with Goatsbeard or Astilbe for great texture contrast.

Bold, irregular, creamy white leaf margins. Will light up the shady corners of your garden, some leaves can be almost totally white. Clusters of tiny, baby blue flowers. they make a fantastic groundcover.

Brunnera 'Jack Frost', Jack Frost False Forget-me-Not is a mound of interesting, painted, heart shaped leaves. Long bloom time, starting in the spring and continuing into June. Brunnera loves moisture and will fill your shade or partial shade border perfectly. 

Brunnera macrophylla 'Looking Glass' is a sport of 'Jack Frost'.  'Looking Glass' has sky blue flowers in early spring above large silver heart shaped leaves.

Brunnera macrophylla has miniature sky-blue star like flowers above large green heart shaped foliage.

This miniature butterfly bush has all the appeal of the larger bushes in a small package. Blue-purple flowers from mid summer to frost. No pruning neccessary. Butterflies and hummingbirds love their fragrance.

Small, dark green leaves forming a little bush with pale lavender flowers appearing in late August and continue to bloom for up to six weeks. Blossoms color deepen as days become cooler.

Violet-blue, cup shaped, 2-3" wide upward-facing flowers cover the dark green foliage. Forms compact, rounded clumps. Good for edging, containers, front borders or growing amoung rocks.

Violet-blue, star shaped, upward facing flowers. Used as groundcover, a vigorous spreader. Great for containers or hanging baskets. Leaves are rounded.

White cup-shaped, upward facing flowers. Forms compact clumps. Great for edging, containers, the front of borders, or growing among rocks.

Bell-shaped, clusters of flowers in rich purple. Vast group of plants in a wide variety of shapes and sizes. Great for hanging baskets, perennial borders or under trees.

Campanula poscharskyana, Serbian Bellflower, is a happy plant in almost all settings. This short spreader will fill the garden border, will drape over a wall or container edge, will spread between stepping stones and will bloom all season! Bright blue to periwinkle flowers in a crisp star shape appear almost all season long. The more sun this Bellflower sees, the more flowers it will get, but it will do well in partial sun as well. 

Blue fringed flowers attract butterflies in the garden. The flowers are favorites in cut flower bouquets. Low spreading.

Cerastium tomentosum, Snow-in-Summer is a mounding, spreading perennial with silver leaves and white petal flowers. Cerastium likes full sun in well drained soils. When planted in the right soil Cerastium spreads rapidly. The foliage should be cut back after flowering to promote the plant to be more compact.

Ceratostigma plumbaginoides, Plumbago is a very showy groundcover, which is nice in large rock gardens or as a foreground for shrub borders. Plumbago cannot tolerate soggy conditions; so keep it in full sun or part shade in well drained soil. Mulch in winter. Beware that this groundcover may not show right away in spring as it needs steady warmth to unveil itself. Be patient....this plant is worth the wait!

Short spikes of rosy pink flowers that look like a turtle's head. Long-blooming perennial. Bronze-green foliage that turns a deeper green. Upright red stems.

Dark purple-black foliage with white bottlebrush blooms. Young foliage is green but quickly deepens to a purple black. The blooms are a foot long, fragrant, white flowers.

Tall wands of fragrant, creamy white bottlebrush flowers above light green lacy foliage. A spectacular plant sometimes flowering into November. Great for tubs or mixed containers.

Bell-shaped pure white flowers appear in spring and last for several weeks. These blooms are very fragrant. Tiny orange berries follow the flowers.

Deep burgundy central ring surrounded by fringed yellow petals. Very compact habit. Great for cut flowers. Heat tolerant.

Golden-yellow, semi double flowers with orange yellow centers. Very easy to grow. One plant will provide you with cut flower bouquets all summer long.

Golden yellow flowers with fluted petals and a compact habit. Very easy to grow. One plant will provide you with cut flower bouquets all summer long.

A unique combination of a dwarf habit and large flowers. Great for containers. Golden yellow, semi-double to double flowers are atop compact, rounded mounds of dark green foliage.

An excellent performer with bright golden yellow flowers. It forms a bushy but airy clump of fine, needle-like foliage on upright stems. Very easy to grow.

Rosy pink daisy-like flower with a yellow center. Dark green fern-like foliage. Excellent for rock and cottage gardens, ground cover or wild gardens. Every garden should have some!

Blooms all summer. Single golden yellow flowers with a deep maroon eye bloom early thru late summer. Compact, uniform and upright habit. Easy to grow, great for beginners. One plant provides long-lasting cut flowers all summer long.

Creamy yellow flowers with a red ring around a gold button center. Flowers that open up in the fall range from solid red to pale yellow with red streaking through the petals. Foliage is between threadleaf and grandiflora type. Easy to grow and great for beginners.

Mid summer to mid fall produces large yellow flowers with a red eye. The red pigment bleeds out onto the petals becoming the dominant color in the fall. Each flower is slightly different. Very easy to maintain and great for beginners. Foliage is green threadleaf with an upright habit.

A very dwarf selection with fluffy, double golden flowers for weeks on end, beginning early summer.

Coreopsis g. 'Sunray', Sunray Tickseed, shows off large yellow, daisy-like flowers all summer. Flowers bob atop long stems making them perfect cut flowers. Deadhead to encourage longer bloomtime. Attracts butterflies. 

Daisy-like pink flowers with a rose-red eye and a gold button center. Forms a nice rounded mound of green, thread-like foliage. Easy to grow.

Coreopsis verticillata 'Moonbeam', Moonbeam Tickseed is easily grown and does not fail to put on a show in the garden. Daisy like flowers appear all summer long and are excellent for cutting. They need well drained soil. Deadhead to prolong blooming. Attracts butterflies and repels deer.

Golden yellow flowers with unique deep green, threadleaf foliage that is brushed with silvery-grey. Very easy to maintain and a good choice for beginners.

Stands at a height of 14" and forms compact mounds of well-branched foliage. 1.5" deep blue flowers which cover the serrated leaves. Great for edging, a bedding plant or in a container.

Deep blue color. The bloomstalks are about a foot long atop 24 to 28" plants. Flowers crowd all along the spike for a very bushy, colorful effect.

Bears dense spires of ruffled, ultramarine blue flowers. Perfect for smaller gardens. Its semi-double blossoms are decorated with small, dark-colored bees or central tufts of stamens.

Deep violet flowers on heavily branched spikes produce early to late summer. Naturally compact and bushy, requires minimal staking. Great for fresh bouquets.

Fire red flowers with a deeper crimson eye. The evergreen, grey green foliage provides a stark contrast for these bright flowers. They exude the spicy scent of cloves.

Shocking magenta-pink, upward facing blooms exude the scent of cloves. They appear in masses above silvery-blue mats of evergreen foliage. Petals have serrated edges.

Florescent pink flowers cover the evergreen, blue-grey foliage. Compact and mounding to a height of about 7" tall and wide. Flowers exude the spicy scent of cloves.

An intricate pattern of red and pink is embroidered upon these unique flowers. Petals are scarlet red accented with pale pink serrated edges, throats and blotches. Exude the scent of cloves.

Bright pink flowers with rose burgundy ring encircling white centers. Evergreen foliage is blue-green, forming compact mounds about 7" tall and wide. Exude the spicy scent of cloves.

Dicentra 'Burning Hearts' has amazing blue foliage with red heart shaped flowers.

Bright rose heart-shaped flowers and lacy, soft blue-green foliage. Everything you could want in a fern-leaved bleeding heart. Sun and heat tolerant.

Red, heart-shaped blossoms above mounds of blue-green foliage. Flowering in spring, throughout summer and into fall. Seems to tolerate sun and summer heat more than most varieties.

Dicentra spectabilis 'Gold Heart is spectacular as a specimen.  Stunning chartreuse foliage with dangling pink heart shaped flowers from arching stems.

Large, bushy clumps of powdery green foliage with chains of puffy heart shaped flowers with rose pink petals and white tips. Lasts about 2 weeks in a vase.

Every bit as charming as the pink form. Large, bushy clumps of powdery green foliage with charins of white puffy heart shaped flowers. Lasts about 2 weeks in a vase.

Heart shaped red and pink flowers that hang down from arching stems overlooking dark grey/green foliage,

The first foxglove to have upward-facing flowers. Rose pink blossoms with speckled throats. Produces downy, green oblong leaves from which numerous flower spikes emerge.

Purplish pink flowers with 2 rows of petals that never droop. They are atop strong, dark red to near black stems, great contrast against bright green foliage.

Rose-pink petals with a coppery-brown spiky center. Newer blooms are intense in color and lighten to pale rose as they age, lending a bicolor effect to the entire clump.

Dwarf, vibrant pink flower with an orange cone are produced atop compact, knee-high plants with narrow, green leaves. Perfect for decorative container and small courtyard gardens.

Pure white petals reflex downward, away from the coppery-brown, spiky cone. Butterflies love their honey-like fragrance. White Swan is a bit shorter than other coneflowers.

Warm russet-orange flowers with a prominent, brownish cone. Though Sundown is a more vigorous grower, the flowers are slightly smaller. It stands about 8-10" taller than Sunrise. Rose-like fragrance.

Citron yellow flowers with a cone that starts out green and then widens and turns gold as it ages. Nice wide petals that are slightly relaxed and overlap. Rose-like fragrance.

Large, deep rose-purple flowers with large orange-brown centers bloom from late spring to late summer (sometimes blooming sporatically until frost) on stiff branched stems. If flower heads are not removed, the birds love to feed on the seeds of the blackened cones.

White flowers with a yellow center bloom through late summer on stiff well-branched stems. Spent blooms provide seeds for birds thru the winter months.

Echinacea purpurea 'Hot Papaya' is the first double orange Echinacea!  Strong grower with sturdy dark red stems.

Large, daisy-like flowers with clear pink petals and large, bronzy-orange cones appear atop knee-high plants with sturdy stems. Great for a small garden, grows slowly.

Small red flowers with short, white or pale pink spurs hover just above the foliage. The leaves are red in spring. In warm summers they become glossy, dark green. In Fall they turn reddish-brown.

Sturdy dark purple-red stems, green foliage, and large domed panicles of mauve-purple flowers. They attract butterflies in droves.

Flowers from July to September. It carries wine-red coloration particularly in stems. Flower clusters are rose/mauve.

Big clusters of rosy-purple flowers appear in late summer over a mound of course green leaves Butterflies love this plant.

Mid-sized selection of Joe-pye Week. A bushy upright mound of dark green leaves, with umbrella-like magenta-pink flowers in lated spring. Dried seed heads offer good winter interes.t

Small white fluffy flowers appear in rounded, broccoli-sized heads. They sit atop shiny purple stems with chocolate-tinted leaves. Attracts butterflies.

Cushion Spurge gets its name from its cushion-like, perfectly dome-shaped habit. Pale green leaves are topped with bright yellow flowers. Leaves will turn red in the fall.

Large 3" orange-red blooms tipped by a ring of yellow. Butterfiles love their bright colors. These plants require little care once established, and are heat tolerant.

Scarlet-red petals with yellow tips surround the reddish-brown cone. Daisy-like. Attracts butterflies. Provides continuous color in containers and great flower bouquets.

A bright yellow flower with fluted petals with a bright orange center. A very full flower with a high petal count. This is a very long bloomer. Dark green, mounding foliage.

Bright pink, 4 petaled flowers that resemble tiny butterflies. As the flowers age they turn a deeper, rosier pink. Finely textured, dark green leaves often tinged with red. The flowers look like butterflies floating amoung the thin flower stems.

Magenta-pink flowers grow over thick, stout, sprawling stems. It forms dense mats of foliage making a perfect groundcover. The foliage is aromatic, especially when touched. The foliage transforms to red in the fall.

White flowers with pink sepals will start in late spring and continue to bloom sporadically all summer long. Fragrant, glossy green leaves take on reddish tints in the Fall. A vigorous groundcovering.

Sapphire blue flowers with white eyes bloom for an exceptionally long time. Compact clumps of green foliage provide a wonderful background for these flowers. In Fall, leaves turn red-orange.

Pink flower clusters bloom throughout June. A dense, compact, rounded mass of foliage maintains its shape throughout the summer and works in keeping weeds out. One of the best hardy geraniums.

Magenta-pink flowers with a black star shaped center bloom above deeply cut, dark green foliage. It blooms from late spring to midsummer.

Huge violet blue, saucer shaped flowers with white eyes and reddish-purple veining above mounds of green foliage that is marbled with chartreuse. A very vigorous growing plant.

Purple-violet flowers appear 4-6" above the foliage. It is a quickly spreading habit and foliage that remains attractive throughout the season. In the fall it becomes satuated with scarlet tones.

Delicate pink, upward-facing blossoms cover this plant over a long period. The leaves are deeply divided and add texture to the plant's rounded form. Heat tolerance.

Deep magenta pink cup shaped flowers bloom in early spring, then sparadically throughout the season. Compact. Very easy to grow and dependable. Low growing groundcover.

Magenta-purple flowers sit atop compact, spreading mounds of intricately cut leaves that are green most of the season but turn crimson-red in the fall.

Bronze foliage and bright pink flowers are combined on this unique and hardy plant. It produces new flowers continuously from June to September

Small, rounded semi-double scarlet flowers display all summer long above a low clump of dark-green leaves. Great for borders, mixed containers and tubs.

Bright apricot to orange flowers sit atop deep green, fuzzy foliage that form a compact mound. Very fast grower.

Bright golden yellow, daisy-like flowers with a mahogany center atop dark purple-red stems. Has a tall, upright clumping habit. Long flower stems are excellent for cutting.

The Lenten Rose blooms in winter, sometimes even pushing through blankets of snow. The foliage is dark green and leathery and one of it's most appealing features. Slow grower.

Hemerocallis Stella de Oro - Stella de Oro is a very hardy Daylily that is almost constantly in bloom. Extremely forgiving, 'Stella de Oro' even tolerates salt.

A great choice for the front of a border; pest and deer resistant.

Gorgeous, huge pink-mauve flowers!

Cherry pink flowers with a pale yellow halo and golden-orange throat with matching stamens. Tongue-shaped petals with pink midribs. Blooms in mid to late summer.

Scarlet red flower with yellow watermark and green throat. Petals have ruffled edges, sepal are lightly crimped. A very vigorous grower. Blooms in mid to late summer.

Golden orange brightly colored flowers, each open for one day. Long flowering, repeat bloomer. Use for cut flowers, edging, borders, or in containers or tubs.

Light lemon yellow blooms with a strong sweet fragrance. Lightly ruffled, early-fall, everblooming. Easy to grow. Good container plant. Excellent for cut flowers.

3" Fragrant canary yellow flowers. Edges are slightly crimped. Some flowers are slightly larger and a lemon yellow instead of gold.

5" canary yellow flowers with tiny green throat. Trumpet flower form. Viewed from the side it has the shape of a lily. Sweet fragrance. Rebloomer.

4 1/4" pink flowers with ruffled petals with a raspberry-pink band and a green throat. Recurved petals in a trangular flower form. Semi-evergreen foliage. Rebloomer.

Rose-red trumpets with gold throats, sturdy, strong and easy to care for. It's grassy leaves remain green in color throughout the season. Great for a beginner gardener.

Neat clumps of bright green strap-like leaves appear in spring. Golden amber-orange lily-like flowers have a thick edge of deep red and light green throat. Mildly fragrant. Easy to grow.

Also known as Razzmatazz. 2 1/2" purple flowers with a yellow throat. Petals have narrow pie crust edges, dark purple veining and paler purple midribs, smooth-edged petals with white tips. Rebloomer.

Bold ruby red trumpet-shaped flowers. It's grassy leaves remain green throughout the season. Excellent for cutting. Great used for groundcover.

Near white ruffled 6" flowers with a lime green throat. Re-bloomer. Easy to care for plant that forms large clumps of grass-like leaves.

Large 5" lavender flower with a bluish eye and a yellow green throat. A favorite perennial for summer blooms. A mid-season bloomer.

4.5" Strawberry-pink flowers with a bright red eye and a green throat. Blooms in early to mid summer, rebloomer. One of the best daylilies available.

6" purple flowers with a lime green throat blooms in semi-evergreen foliage in midsummer. A strong grower. Can survive many harsh conditions such as poor and dry soils, near pavement that get salted in winter, polluted city environments.

5.5" cream-pink petals with a large, dark purple eye and green throat. Petals overlap with pie crust edges. Sepals have smooth borders. Semi-evergreen foliage. Daylilies can survive may harsh conditions that other plants cannot.

A minature daylily with 2" wide flowers. Purple petals with a purplish-black band, rose purple watermark and a florescent green throat. Petals have ruffled edges and the sepals are smooth. Semi-evergreen foliage. Daylilies can survive many harsh conditions that others plants cannot.

A very fragrant lightly ruffled, pink-lavender daylily with a wide green throat. Dark green foliage. Blooms from May through July. A definite rebloomer. Blooms will only last one day but there are many blooms on strong stems above tall, grassy foliage.

Crimped dusty rose petals with a striking purple eye and green throat. Crimped petals with buff pink edges. The foliage is semi-everpgreen. Blooms in summer, rebloomer.

Heuchera 'Rave On' is one of the most heavily flowered Coral Bells we have seen!  'Rave On' likes to be in a nice dry location with partial shade.

Heuchera 'Amethyst Mist' has become a staple garden center plant.  'Amethyst Mist' is a nice mounding plant with very nice purple foliage.

Heuchera 'Blood Red' is a compact green leaf Coral Bell with huge blood red flowers.

Heuchera 'Citronelle' lights any shaded landscape with it's chartreuse foliage.  Since Citronelle is from villosa parentage it holds up well to our hot and humid summers!

Heuchera 'Electra' has blood red veins with chartreuse foliage that turns tan in the winter.  This clumping villosa is very vigorous.  And holds up well to our hot humid summers!

Heuchera 'Gypsy Dancer' is a nice mounding perennial with light pink flowers above metallic silver and purple foliage.

Heuchera 'Hollywood' has large coral reblooming flowers above metallic purple foliage.  Excellent container plant.

Heuchera 'Lime Marmalade' is a sport of Heuchera 'Marmalade' and has the same vigorous traits!  This intense chartreuse perennial will light up any shady landscape.

Heuchera 'Marmalade' is the second generation of the coral, umber, sienna colored Coral Bells!  This vigorous plant has held up through the years to prove it is a winner.  Great color!

Heuchera 'Midas Touch' is a multi-season perennial with peach and gold foliage compact and vigorous a must add to your collection.

Heuchera 'Midnight Bayou' has maple-like leaves of purple with black veins!  Leaf color changes from red purple to silver purple.

Heuchera 'Midnight Rose' is a sport of Heuchera 'Obsidian' 'Midnight Rose' has very black glossy leaves with hot pink polka dots all over.  This plant has been a tried and true perennial that loves full sun.

Heuchera 'Mint Julep' has excelent green and silver foliage with clean white flowers.  Looks great under shrubs or in mass!

Heuchera 'Obsidian' is by far one of the best Coral Bells out there.  Rich shiny black velvet foliage grows well in full sun and the color does not fade!

Heuchera micrantha 'Palace Purple' is a staple in the landscape.  Palace Purple was named Perennial Plant of the Year for 1991.  We love it for its deep bronze purple maple shaped leaves.

Heuchera 'Peppermint Spice' has amazing pink flowers above green and silver foliage.  Peppermint Spice likes a little more shade than most Coral Bells.

Heuchera 'Plum Pudding' is an industry staple one of the best plum color Coral Bells.  Very hardy thrives with heat and humidity.

Heuchera 'Plum Royale' has amazing shiny purple leaves that turn more silver as the summer heats up!

Heuchera 'Purple Petticoats' has dark purple very frilly foliage.  Has excellent winter foliage.

Heuchera 'Sashay' is a sport of Heuchera 'Purple Petticoats' 'Sashay' has very dark green ruffled leaves on the top and nice burgundy on the underside.

Heuchera 'Southern Comfort' has HUGE amber-cinnamon leaves. 

Heuchera 'Stormy Seas' is one of the best Coral Bells on the market with huge ruffled layers of charcoal, lavender, and silver leaves.

Heuchera 'Sugar Plum' has very intense plum foliage with pink flowers in the summer!

A vigorous grower; very heat and humidity tolerant; best in a border planting for use of its color.

Vigorous grower that shows interesting leaf changes throughout the season. Spring it emerges carmel to orange. By the end of the season it is maroon to reddish pink. White flowers in July.

Root Beer colored foliage with hints of red. Cream flower. Bright and cheery! In the garden, like most Coral bells, this plant would rather be dry than too wet, but preferred soil moisture is consistant and well-drained.

Has colorful foliage as well as a showy display of blooms with taller stems of cherry-red to salamon bell flowers in late spring and early summer.

Foliage is heavily marbled with green and cream, producing deep scarlet flowers in early to mid-summer. A very strong grower.

It has pale purple-red foliage with contrasting dark veins and white flowers in spring.

The foliage ranges in color. In spring, deep grape purple with steel grey overlay and crisp veins with royal purple undersides. In winter, the foliage turns a rich violet hue. Produces rose-pink buds which open to greenish-cream flowers.

Ruffled silver-grey leaves with contrasting dark veins and a wine-red reverse. Tall sprays of ivory-white flowers appear in late spring.

Silver leaves with a pattern of darker, intricate green veins. Pale pink flowers appear in late spring. Great for containers.

Large rounded leaves with red centers. Gorgeous gold to lime main leaf color. The vein pattern changes through the seasons. Short wands of white flowers bloom in the summer.

Foliage changes color with the seasons. Spring; gold with red veins. Summer; green with red veins. In Fall the old foliage turns orange/pink. Tolerant to heat & humidity.

Large cut glossy leaves. This Heucherella is a repeat bloomer.

Deeply divided green leaves with a purple/brown veining. Summer brings a new larger set of leaves and during the winter the leaves change to a copper rose color.

Larger leaves than 'Sunspot' with large 'Stoplight' red blotch in the center during spring.

Foliage turns a straw color during the summer. Many pink flowers in the spring.

Shocking golden, yellow leaves with a heavy smattering of bright red pigment. Small white flowers appear in late spring. Add great color to containers and front of landscapes.

Large, dissected foliage in a very unique shade of orange. Spring foliage is apricot orange with a burgundy center, as the weather warms the foliage darkens in color. Small white flowers appear in late spring.

Breathtaking!!! Large single white flowers with lacy clusters of central petals that gives it a semi-double appearance.

Hosta 'August Moon', August Moon Hosta has heart shaped, chartreuse green leaves. Really brightens up the shade garden. 

Hosta 'Blue Angel', Blue Angel Hosta owns beautiful, large blue leaves.

Hosta 'Earth Angel', Earth Angel Hosta comes from parentage including the classic 'Blue Angel'. A variegated form with large heart-shaped blue-green leaves enhanced by a wide creamy-white border. Pale lavender flowers. American Hosta Growers Hosta of the Year 2009!

Hosta 'First Frost', First Frost Hosta is a medium-sized, blue-green variety with creamy golden margins that turn to white by summer, light lavender flowers.

Hosta 'Guacamole', Guacamole Hosta is a medium-large variety sporting 3 tones of green swirled into the leaves together resembling.......guacamole! Flowers of Hosta are not often prized, but Guacamole flowers shoot up on tall stalks...they are large and bright white and fragrant!

Hosta Love Pat, Love Pat Hosta is a favorite amidst all the medium to small bluish-green varieties. It creates almost a "bed" of dense foliage adding really great texture next to a groundcover of Ajuga or something small and purple like that.

Hosta 'Night Before Christmas', Night Before Christmas Hosta, adds striking bright white to the shade garden. The white centers are flanked by dark, sleek green margins. The color contrast gives the same tone as a white poinsettia on the Night Before Christmas.

Hosta 'Praying Hands', Praying Hands Hosta, provides a unique texture to the shade or Hosta garden. The leaves shoot straight up out of the ground and then uncoil at their tops displaying a strong vase shape. Surrounded by small Coral Bells, this Hosta will look like a bouquet in itself. Small white flowers.

Very large leaves at 10.5" long in brilliant gold with wide, dark green margins. Another variety that will tolerate more sun than others.

Dense mounding blue-green hosta with heart shaped leaves. Fast grower.

Forms a large mound with large blue-green leaves. Demonstrates good slug resistance.

This hosta forms a dense, arching mound to 21" tall and to 36" wide. Heart-shaped, dark green leaves have narrow white margins. Foliage holds good color throughout the growing season.

Leaf centers emerge gold in spring before aging to creamy white. Color variation depends on the amount of shade.

Features a mound of thick, variegated leaves with gold centers and irregular blue-green margins. Grown mostly for its great foliage.

Dark green leaves with wide, white, jetting margins. More tolerant to sun than other varieties.

Starts light green, then chartreuse center which changes to bright gold with a wide irregular blue green edge into summer.

The largest cultivar of Hosta. Shows great resistance to slugs and is also more tolerant to more sun than others.

Giant, blue-green leaves with very wide, chartreuse to yellow margins which becomes wider as the plant matures. Slug resistant. White flowers. Bold, rugged foliage seems nearly indestructable.

Large, ovate leaves with dark green margins. Leaf centers are light green in the spring and more gold early summer. Pale lavender flowers. Forms into a large mound of foliage.

Mid-size, blue hosta, with frosty blue-green and pointed leaves. Good slug resistant. Pale blue-violet flowers.

Frosty blue-green wavy leaves are slug resistant. Lavender flowers appear on 4-6' scapes. Occasionally develops orange-yellow fall color.

Long, pointed, frosty blue leaves with narrow, creamy yellow to ivory margins. Lavender, bell shaped flowers. Upright, vase-shaped mound of foliage.

Huge, thick, nearly triangular frosted blue-green leaves. Leaves are wavy with yellow margins that turn creamy white with more sun. Slug resistant. Large, lavender flowers.

Leaves are dark green with wide, irregular margins of buttery yellow. Pale lavender buds open in mid to late summer. Prefers full shade to 3/4 day of sun. A real eye catcher!

Stunning dark green leaves surounded by wide, pure white margins. They are somtimes cupped and slightly wavy. Pale lavender flowers appear in early to mid summer.

This hosta exhibits reverse variegation with leaves that curl or appear ruffled.

Creamy white standards, butter yellow falls. May rebloom in fall. Blooms after the bearded iris.

Vigorous grower, tall Siberian Iris produces deep purple flowers in late spring.

Vibrant blue blossoms atop strong stems of medium-green, sword-shaped foliage. Each blossom has three upright petals and three drooping petals. With fuzzy pads known as "beards" at the base. Fragrant blooms.

Ruffled, soft white flowers with pale lemon-yellow beards. Strong, sweet fragrance. Has the most consistant reblooming ability of any iris throughout the country.

Strappy variegated foliage is a definite eye catcher throughout the season. Light blue sweetly fragrant flowers are a bonus to this already eye catching plant.

Deep blue to purple flowers. Purple veins gradually narrow to a white base, with a yellow signal. Bluish-green leaves are wide arching, up to four feet long.

Large mound of silver leaves, with an attractive cluster of bright orchid purple flowers. Excellent groundcover. Also great for hanging baskets and mixed containers.

Nearly all silver leaves with narrow green margins with pure white flowers. Very dense making it a great choice of groundcover use.

Lavender flower spikes with sweet, fragrance all summer long. Said to be the hardiest variety of all Lavender.

Durable in hot humid summers. Large single white blooms on sturdy stems which are perfect for cutting.

Short popular variety.

2-3" single flowers atop bushy mounds of foliage. Sturdy, uniform habit. Due to its compact nature, it tolerates the weather better than other Shastas.

More heat tolerant than other varieties. Orange flowers tower above large leaves that start red in spring and fades with heat.

Tall spikes of yellow/orange flowers above palmate leaves. Prehistoric looking in the garden.

Dwarf pixie series. Flowers are large, upfacing crimson-red trumpets, colorful but lacking in fragrance. Excellent for cutting. Great for containers.

Dwarf pixie series. Flowers are large, upturned bright orange blooms. Beautiful but offer no fragrance. Perfect for accents, borders, rock gardens, containers and edging projects.

Background of petal is lilac pink with a deep pink blush. Many large, maroon speckled, flowers edged in white. Excellent cut flower. Large flowers bloom atop tall stems and their fragrance intensifies as the sun goes down.

Hot coral pink flowers atop green fragrant foliage. Fairly good mildew resistance.

Scarlet red flowers on tall stalks of green foliage. This variety has a high resistance to mildew.

Pink flowers sit atop stout, square stems from midsummer to early fall. Hummingbirds, butterflies and bees love the flower's sweet nectar. The foliage when crushed smells like mint, used to flavor teas.

Similar to the Petite Delight, but slightly smaller in stature and true pink flowers. Mildew resistant. Habit is compact. Hummingbirds, butterflies, and bees love the flower's sweet nectar.

Lavender-rose flowers from midsummer to early fall. Lush dark green foliage forms a compact mound. Foliage smells like mint when crushed and is often used to flavor teas.

Large, shaggy red flowers appear in mid to late summer. Foliage is fragrant and resistant to powdery mildew. Excellent for cutting, containers and borders. Attracts hummingbirds and butterflies.

Tight clusters of violet-purple flowers appear in tight clusters atop, stocky, square stems. Heat and drought tolerant. Easy to grow and multiplies quickly. Crushed foliage smells like mint and often used to flavor teas. Attracts hummingbirds, butterflies and bees to the garden.

A dwarf Bee Balm that typically grows to 15". Tubular, two lipped pink flowers sit atop a square stem clad with medium green leaves. Bees, butterflies and hummingbirds love this plant. Flowers, stems and leaves are aromatic.

Grey green aromatic foliage. Walker's Low is a taller variety giving a long bloom time during the summer.

Aromatic foliage is gray-green with lavender-blue flowers in early thru midsummer. When the stems are broken, they release an aroma that tends to attract cats. Common name, Catmint.

Maroon-red foliage with dark green underlay. White flowers with a tinge of pink on the upright stems in early summer. Very easy to grow. Hummingbirds love their nectar.

Huge lavender-blue flowers from late spring through summer have basil branching and thick glossy leaves. Bell shaped flowers cover the slender stems.

Huge, white lipped, coral-red flowers from late spring through summer. It has basil branching and thick glossy leaves. Bell-shaped flowers cover slender stems.

Spikes of lavender-blue flowers on long stems with small silvery green leaves. The plant has an open loose habit.

Short, compact plants that bloom all summer long. Produces hot coral pink flowers that are pleasantly fragrant. Mildew resistant. This plant is great for containers or the garden.

Short, compact plants that bloom all summer long. Bright purple flowers that are pleasantly fragrant. Leathery green foliage that is mildew resistant. This plant is great for containers or the garden.

Fragrant, lavender purple flowers with bright white, star-shaped center are atop dark stems. Dark green, foliage is mildew resistant and compact. Great for containers.

Fragrant, pink flowers with a darker pink center atop strong stems. Dark green, foliage is mildew resistant and compact. Great for containers.

8" flower heads are packed with 5" fragrant lavender flowers. Foliage is dense and compact with dark green leaves. Great for borders, corners or cut flowers. Butterflies love them.

Pale pink flowers with a red eye provide a lovely scent to add to your garden. The blossoms also attract butterflies and hummingbirds. This variety has shown a great resistance to mildew.

Large white flowerheads with very fragrant flowers. This variety is one of the most resistant to powdery mildew.

Cherry-red blossoms contrast greatly to the green foliage. Another variety that has a long bloom time. Great choice for the back of a border with 'Starfire's' clumping habit.

Fuschia-purple blossoms with starry, white centers and dark eyes bloom all summer long. Mildew resistant. Fragrant blossoms make great bouquets.

Delicate lavender blue flowers blanket the foliage in late spring. Low-growing species, no taller than 6 inches. Best used in rocky areas, on slopes and in flower borders.

Long-flowering pink flower with a compact habit. Low-growing species, no taller than 6 inches. Best used in rocky areas, on slopes and in flower borders.

This is a clump forming plant and does not spread throughout the garden. Pure white, snapdragon-like flowers bloom throughout summer. Great cut flowers.

Excellent low-growing border or rock garden plant with blue flowers that when open have a bell shape. Known to be long-lived, pest and disease resistant.

Fine green foliage gives a fern-like appearance with stalks of bright blue flowers in spring. Clump forming. Flowers are fragrant which provides an unexpected treat in the shady garden.

Green leaves with white leaf margins that are tinged with pink. Pale lavender blue bell-shaped flowers with white stamens thru midsummer.

Pairs of small, bell-shaped, white flowers on short pedicels dangle in spring from the leaf axils along and underneath the arching stems. Flowers are sweetly fragrant. Young stems are tinged with maroon. Flowers are followed by blue-black berries in Autumn.

A naturally occurring variety from France. Great for container use with the silver spotted leaves and deep blue flowers.

2" upright white or pink flower spikes appear in midsummer. The foliage has wrinkled leaves that extend to 2 feet wide. The veins and leaf stalks are reddish-brown.

Daisy-like yellow flowers with a dark brown-purple center. The foliage turns purple in the fall. Attracts bees and butterflies. Drought resistant.

A compact plant, that stands just knee-high. It forms a bushy, short clump of rich green foliage covered by a dome of starburst shaped golden yellow blossoms.

A great fresh bouquet flower! This variety sports dark purple stems which helps the violet blue flowers stand out. Very upright habit.

Tall, spikey flowers are the closest to true blue of any hardy Salvia available. Long-flowering with a wonderful compact habit. Foliage is aromatic when crushed.

Dwarf selection has a compact habit. Dark violet-purple flowers. Great for edging, containers or other small spaces. Foliage is aromatic when crushed.

Blue-violet flowers appear on branched flower spikes above grey-green foliage. Oblong leaves are aromatic when crushed. Great for containers.

Dark violet flowers appear in summer over crinkly, slightly aromatic, dull green leaves. Highly attractive to bees and will even draw an occasional butterfly.

In early spring tall flowering stems of small lavender-pink flowers appear. Continuing through June. The foliage is light green and stay in a clump.

Violet purple flowers bloom from June to October. Blue-gray aromatic foliage makes an excellent accent all summer long. Stays in excellant compact form. Great cut flowers.

Beautiful bright rose pink flowers are borne on short, upright spikes atop green mounded foliage. If deadheaded it will continue to bloom through late summer.

Floral spikes unfurl within a year of being planted. Distinctive hooded, blue-violet blossoms on upright green stems above attractive green leaves.

Fast growing groundcover with brilliant red flowers. Needle-like leaves turn vibrant orange-red in the fall. The more sun it gets the more intense the flowers and foliage become. Spreads quickly.

Gray-green leaves with rosy pink edges and purple stems on this sturdy, upright grower. Long-lasting clusters of flowers are mauve-pink, becoming chocolate brown in winter.

Rosy-magenta flowers atop light green foliage. Clumps of foliage with stout, sturdy stems support the massive flower heads and can be substituted for shrubs in the landscape.

Rosy flowers are produced from late summer into fall. Clumps of foliage with stout, sturdy stems support the massive flower heads and can be substituted for shrubs in the landscape.

Red tinged foliage keeps its color throughout the growing season, turning deep burgundy in fall and winter. Spreads slower than most groundcover type sedums.

Low evergreen groundcover. Forms a trailing mat of golden-yellow leaves. Clusters of yellow flowers appear during the summer. Foliage turns a beautiful amber tone in Autumn and Winter.

Non-spreading clump of purple blue leaves. Pink flowers appear n late summer, clustered at the end of each stem. Excellent for edging, rock garden plants, growing in tub or trough gardens.

Small leaves with scalloped edges are a lovely shade of green and mauve in spring then darken to deep burgundy as the season progresses. Red velvet buds open to rose colored flowers in late summer and burst into bloom in the fall. If left standing they provide winter interest and food for birds.

Semi-evergreen groundcover with rich green toothed leaves. Orange-yellow flowers give way to rusty red seed capsules that add color to the fall garden. Great low-maintenance plants.

The round, blue-green leaves are borne in 3's around the stem, each leaf is outlined in deep pink. In early fall, pink star-shaped flowers bloom in small clusters. In fall the foliage turns pink, red, yellow and orange.

Light pink flowers open in August, then turn salmon and finally russet and persist through winter. Drought tolerant.

Creeping, excellent groundcover with small green leaves, dappled with pink and creamy-white. Clusters of pink star-like flowers appear in summer. A fairly slow grower.

Golden yellow flower clusters that radiate out in all directions resembling streaming yellow fireworks. A very easy plant to grow.

Large, round clumps with green, long and narrow, textured leaves. Lavender-rose spike flowers shoot up through the foliage. Very easy to grow.

Leaves are velvety soft, greenish-silver and shaped like a lamb's ear. Great for edging or in containers. It is a non-flowering cultivar, though it rarely does send up a few small flower stalks.

Royal purple flower with a hint of red towards the center that darkens with age. The petals have deeply serrated edges. The deep green foliage is mounding.

Triangular blue-violet blossoms with yellow stamens. The 3-petaled flowers only last one day, but lots of buds extend the bloom time to up to 8 weeks.

Brilliant gold foliage with triangular violet-blue blossoms with yellow stamens bloom early to mid-summer. The 3 petaled flowers only last 1 day but lots of buds extend the bloom time up to 8 weeks.

Purplish-red extra tall, dense flower spikes make it ideal for cut flower arrangements. In fall, the foliage takes on deep purplish-red hues.

Violet-blue spikes dart up above the compact, upright, deep green foliage. Butterflies love their nectar. Great for the front of a border, an edging or in containers.

Low growing, long flowering groundcover. Cooler months, glossy, deep green leaves, with burgundy and copper overtones. Mid spring thru summer the foliage is matte green. Lavender blue flowers with white eyes.

Unique branched flower plumes with tightly bunched spikes of hundreds of bright blue flowers that open from bottom to top with exceptionally long bloom time. The dark green foliage is very compact.