Plant Database

 Early-flowering varieties bred for compact growth and large flower heads

Plants are compact and bushy, with very uniform blooming over a long season. This selection has clusters of flowers varying in shade from soft apricot to rich rose pink, with best colour in full sun conditions. Excellent for cutting. One of the best Yarrows for growing in containers. Deadheading faded blooms should encourage more buds to form over a long season.

The Achillea millefolium 'Pink Grapefruit' has grey-green foliage and fragrant deep pink flower clusters that age to a soft light pink color.

Achillea millefolium 'Pomegranate' is a long-blooming perennial with clustered blooms of a bright scarlet red. They have a spicy fragrance and coarse hairy foliage.

A brightly colored yarrow with sturdy, compact stems and an upright habit with fuchsia pink flowers with a tiny white eye that age to medium pink. Loves it in the hot, dry sunny garden. Deadheading faded blooms should encourage more buds to form.

Features iris-like tufts of narrow, grass-like, variegated leaf blades which are striped with yellow and green but primarily appear as yellow. Tufts slowly spread by creeping roots to form a dense ground cover. Foliage is sweetly fragrant. Inconspicuous, sedge-like flower spikes (with spadixes to 3" long) of tiny, densely-packed, greenish-yellow flowers appear in late spring to early summer.

A unique selection ground cover with colorful foliage and spikes of blue flowers in spring. Crinkly foliage is bronze/burgundy with a metallic sheen. The color is more pronounced in late summer. Spikes of deep blue flowers in spring.

This Lady's mantle has bright green chartreuse flowers that rise in clusters above the gray-green foliage. It is a summer bloomer that grows in an upright habit. The leaves are large and scalloped.

It forms a compact, upright clump of glossy green, thick and strappy leaves which emit a slight smell of onion when crushed.  In early-mid summer a profusion of large 2”, bright rosy purple, tightly rounded clusters of flowers appear on strong stems just above the attractive foliage. Butterflies and honeybees adore the flowers' sweet nectar but deer and rabbits steer clear of this perennial beauty. This plant has not been known to reseed in the landscape and is very easy to grow.

This easy-to-grow warm season grass has golden copper fall color.  It is native to North America and does well in poor, infertile areas, as well as floodplains. 

This beautiful, compact gem is a "must see for yourself". Produces double pink blooms from July to September that are on sturdy stems. Great for containers!

Large, bright collored blooms have wide blossoms on fuzzy stems on top a dwarf plant. It has periwinkle purple flowers with navy blue centers.

Attractive pinkish purple flowers bloom atop a short compact mass of foliage. Flowers can get up to 3", and go dormant in Summer until they are reborn the following spring. Great for planters!

Compact plant featuring small, semi-double rosy-mauve blooms. Well branched for good cut flowers.

This perennial has bright pink poppy-like flowers that grow in clumps of about 4" semi-double blooms. Creates strong clumps of color above mounded, dark green foliage. Great for naturalizing landscapes.

A beautiful large double magenta bloom growing atop medium green foliage. The beautiful plants make a great border but must have room to grow and spread. It is a hardy plant that forms clumps and will spread over time.

Soft coral-pink outer petals with creamy tips blend harmoniously with pastel yellow inner petals. The blooms of 'Swan Pink and Yellow' face outward. Very high bud count for more flowers per plant. Makes excellent Cut Flower.

This Columbine has bell-shaped red blooms with yellow centers that bloom throughout the Summer. The flowers are attractive to humminbirds.

Attractive butter yellow lantern-like blooms held above medium green foliage will work wonderfully in small bed or large gardens.

This harbinger of spring announces itself with showy and large double royal blue blooms atop graceful, arching stems.  The foliage is delightful as well with it's ferny-grey/green scalloped leaves.

Great mix of color in this variety, in additional these plants do well in a mixed flower bed and have a substantial bloom time. Makes great cut flowers.

Features spurless pompom-like flowers of rich salmon-rose colors.

Brilliantly colored Aquilegia with hues of Purple, Lilac, and White. Very uniform and compact plant that resists mildew and grows rapidly.

Very floriferous, upright facing blooms in unique colors. Mildew tolerant and known as a good overall performing perennial.

A desireable mid height Columbine with an abundanrt mix of reds, yellow, and white above icy blue foliage, are highly attractive to Hummingbirds. Good for naturalizing in the sunny border.  

Perennial that performs excellently and can be overwintered in some zones fairly easily. Very neat growing and compact cultivar.

This broader leaved Armeria is evergreen! Large 1" red pom pom flower clusters on a sturdy stem dancing above the foliage. The Ballerina series includes compact, uniform varites that is a heavy spring bloomer and with deadheading will rebloom thru the summer months. Great for planting in mass, borders or containers.

Relative of the snapdragon, this trailing plant does a great job in conatiners, and in some warmer climates, it has a tendancy to be evergreen.

This makes a great ground cover with its chartreuse-deep green and silver variegated foliage. The leaves are in the shape of arrowheads and are evergreen in most locations.

This type of milkweed has gorgeous fiery red-orange umbel shaped blooms with yellow hoods and bright green upright foliage. It is known to attract Monarch butterflies.

This milkweed has large round clusters of small pink flowers and bright green upright foliage.

This Butterfly weed has narrow light green foliage and flowers that grow in clusters. The blooms grow in gold, orange, yellow, and red.

This milkweed has white clustered flowers and needle-like whorled leaves. It is fragrant and is known to attract Monarch butterflies!

 Remarkably vivid violet blue, daisy-like flowers set this aster apart from all others.  It’s such an unusual color to see in the fall, so it really stood out in our trial gardens when it bloomed from late summer into mid-fall. 

This is a new series of perennial garden Asters with a very bushy, compact habit. They are covered in semi-double, vibrantly

colored flowers from late summer through fall.

These naturally compact asters have a superb habit, forming a bushy, relatively short mound of foliage. Every inch of foliage is covered in flowers late in the season, creating a huge splash of color in pots and in the landscape. They really do live up to their name!

A low, rounded habit with profuse blooming. Can be used as an alternative for mums. This perennial is bred for its compact habit, heavy flowering, and long bloom period.

A favorite for borders and edging; it gives great autumn color.  Forms bushy clumps with numerous small daisy flowers. An excellent container plant.

Pink blooming aster for fall, very free flowering and easy to grow. Pairs well with the Aster Peter or Henry. These will also do well in seasonal containers.

Beautiful blue-lavender double blooms that contrast with the rich, dark green foliage underneath.  Does well around borders or as edging.  Also an excellent container plant.

Tremendous plant with fragrant foliage and produces a mass of finely textured blue flowers.

This Chinese Astilbe has a plume-like flower with dark purple-red coloring and dark coarse foliage.

A prolific flowering selection! This variety produces loads of creamy white triangular plumes in midsummer. Thrives with dappled sun and consistant soil moisture.

Huge 3 foot tall Japanes Painted Fern that was discovered in the Plant Delights nursery in the mid 90's.

This fern is an olive green color with a silvery overlay and has dark violet red stems. The fern also appears to be ruffled. The leaves tend to color up more when exposed to a bit of sun.

An exquisitely colored fern for the garden. Mature fronds are a beautiful gray-green, frosted silver accented by delicate wine-red stems. Young fronds are lighter in color and contrast nicely with older fronds. A wonderful plant as a specimen. Deciduous with a weeping habit. One of many ferns suitable for a rock garden. Prefers consistently even moisture, but can tolerate long periods of drought once established.Can tolerate full sun with ample moisture. The color is more intense with partial sun, preferably morning sun or late evening sun, and performs best in part sun-shade.

Deep indigo-blue flowers in late spring to early summer atop deep blue-green foliage. Vigorous grower forms a more compact, upright mound that looks great all summer and seed pods extend the season of interest into fall. Plants are very long-lived once established.

Deep maroon buds open to bicolor maroon and yellow flowers in late spring to early summer atop deep blue-green foliage. Secondary branching on teh flower stems makes this variety especially floriferous. Vigorous grower forms a more compact, upright mound that looks great all summer and seed pods extend the season of interest into fall. Plants are very long-lived once established.

Rich, velvety chocolate-purple flowers in late spring to early summer held on upright stems above a compact mound of deep blue-green foliage. This Baptisia remains densely compact as the plant matures and the leaves start lower on the stems. Vigorous grower looks great all summer and seed pods extend the season of interest into fall. Plants are very long-lived once established.

Excellent upright, vase-shaped mound of attractive blue-green foliage topped with long charcoal stems with lemon yellow flowers in late spring to early summer. Requires little maintainence and very easy to grow.

This Italian variety of basil produces leaves that can be as large as your hand, great for sandwiches. It has ruffled, jagged foliage with a strong flavor. Remove dead flowers to encourage growth.

This strain flowers well even in the first year, with cute little double button flowers of bright red, pink or white.

Great mix of colors in this English Daisy, and it does well in cooler climates. Semi double blooms have yellow centers. This is a very compact cultivar, with very tidy looking flowers.

Pure silver leaves veined in green with loose clusters of blue flowers that topple over the foliage in the spring. This variety stands up nice to hear and humidity. Great for containers gardens and woodland accents.

Large heart-shaped leaves. Grow well with morning sun and filtered afternoon shade.

Silvery pink leaf with a green border and veins.

White foliage is contrasted by square-like flecks and speckles red in color.  This Caladium can tolerate sun and is perfect for containers and summer annual beds.

Easily grown ornamental grass forms an upright clump. Slender, red-bronze flower spikes dry to a beautiful buff color by fall. Use plumes in floral arrangements or leave for winter interest.

Showy violet blue blooms on uniform and compact plants with spiky stems.  One of the first to emerge in spring and a reliable rebloomer when cut back in mid summer.  Great for containers.

Unique variety has perpetual flowers throughout the season. As one flower fades another opens. Nice tight globe shaped habit.

Charming purple-blue flowers with open flared ends, blooms for a long period of time. Vigorous compact growth of ivy-shaped leaves forms a neat trailing mound, making it ideal for rock gardens, borders or containers. Great plant for underplantings of other perennials as a blooming carpet.

Due to it's compact habit and long bloom period, this showy new introduction with violet blue bell shaped flowers, are highly desireable for the front of the border with their upward facing blooms.  A favorite of the Hummingbird.

Much like it's sister plant in growth habit; Pearl Blue, the Pearl White  boasts clear, crisp white upward facing blooms on a neat and tidy compact plants.  With their fragrant blooms, the Hummingbirds are sure to pay htem a visist in your garden.

The First Pink of this variety! Large star-shaped tubular, vivid pink flowers in summer. Flowers bloom abundantly borne over top ornate foliage and blooms for months.Tolerates less than average garden soil. Requires little care. Cheery addition to container plantings. For best results, provide any ordinary well-drained soil in full sun.

Dangling pink octopus-like bloom that occurs during late Spring throughout Summer. It is very long-blooming. It has mounding light green foliage and serrated heart-shaped leaves.

Unique double flowers in shades of lilac-blue are borne on this vigorous, upright Campanula. Very hardy, dependable with sturdy stems A beautiful addition to the perennial border or lightly shaded woodland garden.

Large, abundant red flowers bloom atop tropical looking green foliage. Compact enough for containers.

Large, abundant yellow flowers speckled with red bloom atop tropical looking green foliage. Compact enough for containers.

The wispy blue-green foliage is a versitile and welcome additon to any mixed bed that would accent nicely with any dark leaved Heuchera or Hosta. Great in mixed containers.  May have evergreen qualities in milder climates.

An ornamental sedge that has shimmering yellow leaves with dark green margins. It reflects its beautiful color on ponds and streams.

Nice as a native shady groundcover, Blue Wood Sedge spreads slowly with clumps of evergreen foliage that is 6 to 10" tall with 1/2" wide quilted leaves. It is easy to grow and not picky about soil or moisture. It forms slender spring flowers and spreads by seed.

A spectacular, white and green variegated ornamental grass. Beautiful as an accent plant in the shaded perennial garden or as a ground cover. An attractive long shiny green foliage trimmed in white will contrast to bold-textured shade plants.

A spectacular, white and green variegated ornamental grass. Beautiful as an accent plant in the shaded perennial garden or as a ground cover. An attractive foliage contrast to bold-textured shade plants.

An eye-catching ornamental grass with green and creamy yellow variegated foliage. Makes a beautiful accent plant in the perennial garden or near a water feature. Flexible in any shade garden whether moist or dry. The cascading habit is ideal to be shown off in container gardens. Evergreen in southern climates.

Soft clumps of bright green, slightly arching semi-evergreen narrow blades. Grows well in open woods and marginal areas. If used as turf grass, mow 2-3 times per year. Useful as a groundcover.

This grass is evergreen and usually has brown colored leaves at the base of the plants, while the new growth is a bright green at the top. The blooms appear in late Spring atop the foliage in reddish brown spikes. This looks great in a rain garden or wet meadow and is easy to care for.

A cloud of sky-blue flowers blooms on arching stems with silvery-gray foliage. A superb woody perennial for the garden or to utilize as a hedge.

Deer and rabbit resistant purple flowered perennial. The bloom on this plant is exceptionally original and makes great cut flowers. Dont forget to cut back in the middle of summer, this will greatly help fresh foliage growth.

A Blooms of Bressingham selection has a unique color combination of satiny white petals surrounding a deep royal purple center. Blooms from June - August atop grey-green foliage.

A quick-spreading ground cover graced with bright white flowers. Wooly gray foliage provides contrast all season. Excellent planted between stepping stones or cascading over walls.

Creeping ground cover with clear deep blue flowers, brilliant red fall color, blooms late summer - mid fall. This plant plans a late arrival in the spring, be patient to see new spring growth. A great choice to plant with early spring bulbs.

This is  great plant to naturalize your wooded areas, and will tolerate sun or part shade quite well! This will survive those long, hot, and dry summers better than the average fern. It is also deer and rabbit resistant.

Pink summer bloomer that prefers damp soil.

Chrysanthemum 'Wilma' will add a burst of color to your fall decor.  This white, decorative garden mum will bring life back to your fading landscapes.

Bright and cheerful coral colored mum, great for fall containers! This plant is gets to be absolutely covered in blooms, and is a stunning plant that is sure to stand out.

Yellow-orange flowers look great for the fall planting season and perform well in containers. Very low maintenence and very floriferous.

Great yellow flowering mum, full of blooms. These do excellent in a well drained fall container.

Beautiful double flowered yellow garden mum. Produces a large quantity of blooms and really stands out in a fall container.

A wonderful groundcover for moist, shady sites that is Native to the Eastern United States. A low spreading mound of dark green leaves gives way to bright yellow, star-shaped flowers in late spring and summer. Good companions for this plant are other shade lovers such as Ferns and Hostas. Chrysogonum can be evergreen in areas that experience very mild winters.

An exquisite plant with dark leaves and 8" long spikes of fragrant ivory or white flowers. Attractive rounded flower buds and ornamental seedpods extend the floral display. Wonderful as a background plant in the garden or as a cut flower

​Unique clematis bred using disease resistance plants. Prune to about 10" in spring for best performance. This is a very free flowering plant, but dont expect show stopping performance on the very first year, things really heat up once its established on its second year.

Light Pink flowers with darker pink striping through the cetner of each petal. Can be trained to climb a trellis, fence, or wall. Has a bloom season from late spring to early fall.

Profuse bloomer with large velvety rose-pink flowers with yellow stamens, 5-6" across. A climbing vine that needs support or use to cover a fence section, lamp post, trellis, arbor, mailbox, deck or porch post, or any other structure that would benefit from, or be support for a free flowing vine.

A vigorous vine with 4" magenta colored flowers in early summer. A climbing vine that needs support or use to cover a fence section, lamp post, trellis, arbor, mailbox, deck or porch post, or any other structure that would benefit from, or be support for a free flowing vine.

Displays a large 6-8" diameter flower that is vivid. Bicolor, bright purple w/ wide reddish pink central band. Blooms in May-June then again in August-September. Decidous

Flowers bloom to be a faint blue color and then as they get older they turn white. Blooms twice per year in spring and the latter part of summer.

Rapid growing vine with velvet-like flowers. Prefers a well drained soil for optimal growth and flowering. Summer flowering Clematis, will flower up until fall.

Soft blue flowers on a vine that can be trained to climb a trellis, fence, or wall. Fast grower in the garden with a respectable bloom time. Will also resist deer and can be plated around black walnut trees.

Very large 7-8" pure white blooms with brown stamens, blooms early summer and early fall. A climbing vine that needs support or use to cover a fence section, lamp post, trellis, arbor, mailbox, deck or porch post, or any other structure that would benefit from, or be support for a free flowing vine.

The most profusely blooming dark purple variety, greenish-beige stamens, blooms early to mid summer and early fall.A climbing vine that needs support or use to cover a fence section, lamp post, trellis, arbor, mailbox, deck or porch post, or any other structure that would benefit from, or be support for a free flowing vine.

'Lincoln Star' is a deciduous, climbing perennial with bright green leaves and bright pink flowers with pale edges that appear in late spring and early summer and again in early autumn.

Moonlight Clematis features bold creamy white star-shaped flowers with white overtones at the ends of the stems from late spring to late summer

A hardy climber w/ purple stems and nodding yellow & red-purple flowers appear in clusters. A truly unique look and different from other clematis'.

Pale pink with red bar down the middle of each petal and reddish-purple anthers, brightness of bar varies from season to season, blooms early summer and early fall. Blooms are up to 5-6" across. A climbing vine that needs support or use to cover a fence section, lamp post, trellis, arbor, mailbox, deck or porch post, or any other structure that would benefit from, or be support for a free flowing vine.

Very dark ruby-red 6-8" flowers with golden anthers, blooms early and late summer - early fall. A climbing vine that needs support or use to cover a fence section, lamp post, trellis, arbor, mailbox, deck or porch post, or any other structure that would benefit from, or be support for a free flowing vine.

Exciting pink blooms sprout in the spring upon this showy Japanese Hybrid. This plant required a trellis, or something similar on which to grow and spread. Very fast grower.

A large flowering variety, 4"-6" in diameter of velvety, crimson red blooms from July until October. A great focal point for any perennial garden or can easily be trained to climb a wall, trellis, fence, arbor, porch, lamp post or other stationary structure. Synonymous with 'Rouge Cardinal.'

Heavy flowering Clematis with deep red blooms that can be up to 6 inches in diameter. Aggressive grower that can spread up to 8 feet tall.

Long blooming dark purple flowers with pink and red stamens. Large 7" blooms make their appearance early summer and then again in early fall. A climbing vine that needs support or use to cover a fence section, lamp post, trellis, arbor, mailbox, deck or porch post, or any other structure that would benefit from, or be support for a free flowing vine.

A climber with amazing double blooms of white with shades of soft lavender around a buttery yellow center; a spectacular variety with huge flowers that may bloom throughout the season.

Large mauve-pink double flowers with yellow anthers in May-June and later in September.

Large, 4-5" deep burgundy red flowers spawn from this agressive vining perennial. Performs exceptionally well in the garden, esepcially when trained to grow on a trellis. Can flower twice in one year.

Produces huge 6-8" diameter blooms. A lovely shade of lavender blue.

Light red to deep pink richly flowering with up to 20-30 flowers per plant. Numerous flowers are elegantly displayed when wrapped on a hoop. The flowering is very long-lasting, up to eight weeks, indoors.

This species is covered with hundreds of slightly nodding hyacinth blue flowers shaped like bells. Blooms non-stop for over 3 months, June to September. Smaller more compact plant which make it an excellent selection for containers or small gardens.

Free flowering, blooming on both old and new growth, fragrant, double, creamy-white blooms dotted with creamy-yellow anthers, blooms late summer - early fall. A climbing vine that needs support or use to cover a fence section, lamp post, trellis, arbor, mailbox, deck or porch post, or any other structure that would benefit from, or be support for a free flowing vine.

Dainty white flowers in late spring followed by striking, tiny orange berries, extremely drought tolerant, blooms mid-late spring.

This large hardy mounding plant has magenta-red flowers. It is a bold and showy free bloomer and as the flowers fade, more take their place and bloom until the first hard frost in the fall.

Single red daisy like blooms tipped in a golden yellow. Compact & freely branching

Lovely small and compact variety of coreopsis with an great combination of red and yellow coloration.

Very large rich red flowers above a dwarf mound forming plant. Long blooming flowers perform well in any well drained soil. Remove spent flowers for continuous bloom.

A vigorous and easy grower, the mounded bright green foliage is covered in unique velvety wine red blossoms with a golden yellow button. Some flowers have frosted white tips. The underside of each the petals are yellow with a purple stripe down the center. Part of the Big Bang™ Series 'Mercury Rising" is sterile, disease resistant and continuously blooming.

Darker foliage than your average coreopsis, simple to grow, and it has wonderfully colored wine red flowers. Will rebloom until frost.

'Ruby Frost' is a compact mounding Careopsis that is non seeding and easy to grow and care for. The ruby red petals have white tips that look hand painted and are one of the most popular blooms in attracting butterflies. 

Cheery yellow single flowers float on wiry stems above compact foliage. Very low, spreading habit makes this an ideal plant for rock gardens. Can be used as a ground cover in smaller areas. Can be evergreen in milder climates.

Coreopsis grandiflora 'Sunfire' is a perennial with gorgeous golden-yellow blooms with a burgundy eye. The flowers are long-blooming. This selection has mounding leathery green foliage.

Very large creamy, white flowers with burgundy centers all summer long. The burgundy center turn a rosy pink in cooler temperatures. Dwarf, wiry foliage has a compact, mounding habit.

A display of terra cotta colored blooms from Summer until fall, becoming deeper orange-bronze as temperatures get cooler. Compact and mounding habit with unique flower color and long flowering period.  

Stunning flowers of this variety open deep orange in spring, then mellow to soft apricot yellow into summer. Under very high temperatures, the color can become bright yellow.

Lemongrass is a frost-tender clumping perennial grass that is popularly used as a lemony flavoring in Thai, Vietnamese, Laotian and Cambodian cooking and is widely cultivated in Southeast Asia for that purpose. It is also an outstanding ornamental grass that lends great beauty to garden areas regardless of whether its culinary uses are to be tapped. It typically forms a dense rounded clump of foliage to 2-3’  tall and as wide in one growing season. Gracefully-arching, strap-shaped linear leaves (to 3’ long and to 1” wide) are light green. Leaves emit a lemony fragrance when bruised. It rarely produces flowers. Extracted plant oils have been used for many years in herbal medicines and perfumes.

A low carpet of apple green succulent needle like leaves, the Fire Spinner™ small but abundant starry flowers have bright apricot leaves with a pink base and white eye for a halo effect.   It can handle light foot traffic and is perfect for dry bed areas.

Very tight succulent foliage that resemble jelly beans. Blooms in mid-April to May with a sunny yellow daisy-like blossom, highlighted with a white center. Tolerates poor soil but must have good drainage and loves the sun. Evergreen.

Bright yellow daisy like blooms rise above succulent evergreen foliage. Foliage turns maroon in winter. Requires excellent drainage, especially in the winter when it is prone to rot. Great for borders, rock gardens and greef roofs.

Bright lavender with a dark eye. It's green foliage turns purplish in the winter.

Large, starburts-shaped flowers unfold in shades of orange and coral with cream centers from April to September.  Creeping, dark green foliage reaches 3 inches in height and spreads a maximum of 15 inches. 

Great new delosperma with a compact growing habit and vibrant red/orange flowers. Great performing perennial that is drought tolerant.

Great new delosperma with a compact growing habit and vibrant golden flowers. Great performing perennial that is drought tolerant.

Great new delosperma with a compact growing habit and vibrant pink flowers. Great performing perennial that is drought tolerant.

Great new delosperma with a compact growing habit and vibrant orange flowers. Great performing perennial that is drought tolerant.

Great new delosperma with a compact growing habit and vibrant purple flowers. Great performing perennial that is drought tolerant.

Great new delosperma with a compact growing habit and vibrant white flowers. Great performing perennial that is drought tolerant.

A mix of all the New Millennium Hybrid delphiniums including: 'Blue Lace', 'Blushing Brides', 'Green Twist', 'Double Innocence', 'Misty Mauves', 'Morning Lights', 'Pagan Purples', 'Purple Passion', 'Royal Aspirations', and 'Sunny Skies'. Therefore, the flowers will range in color from white to pink to purple and will range in height from 3 to 6 feet. These F1 hybrids have excellent form, strong stems, and a vigorous growth habit. They were selected for their improved tolerance of heat and humidity, while retaining their cold hardiness.

A dwarf compact variety with long-blooming strikingly blue flowers. Divided foliage forms a bushy mound. An excellent choice for rock gardens and as a cut flower in summer bouquets.**Harmful if eaten!

Pink flowers ranging from 2-5" cover this 20" tall hardy mum. It should survive the winters as cold as zone 5. this plant will bloom and summer and fall and is fairly hardy.

Neat cushiony orange/bronze flowers with yellow centers. Outer petals mature to pale gold/bronze hue, for a pleasing tri-tone effect. Mounding habit foliage with blooms appearing late summer to fall. Do not let the plants wilt.

Clump forming, finely textured green foliage topped with sprays of airy delicate golden leaves that eventually change to bronze.

Very early blooming, these Pinks have spicy fragrant, double, dark coral blossoms and blue green foliage.

Early blooming lavender, double flowers have a maroon eye appear April through October on compact blue-green foliage. Fragrant blooms have enticing clove-like scent. Will repeat bloom if deadheaded.

Higly fragrant, romantic rose pink with a dark eye, semi-double blooms in late spring and when deadheaded will repeat blooms in early fall. The blossoms topple over a compact, mounding, evergreen blue-green foliage. Makes a great addition to containers, and borders.

Vivacious pink flowers in spring and again in fall rise above lovely blue gray foliage. The flowers smell of cloves.

Features frilly, bright cherry-red petals that look like little double carnations. Spicy scented fragrance of the blossoms topple over the smokey-grey evergreen foliage.

Bright pink ruffled blooms stand out on dark stems.  Blooms heavily atop the blue green foliage. Looks great in front of a border and in containers.

This dwarf hybrid strain produces showy clusters of fragrant flowers in shades of lavender, purple, rose and red, often with an attractive contrasting eye. Terrific in containers or for edging borders. This strain flowers well the first year.

This compact selection is unusual because it acts as a long-lived perennial, instead of a biennial. It bears showy clusters of velvety-red fragrant flowers from late spring into summer. Excellent as a cut flower.

This highly fragrant, beautiful bi color of magenta and purple, has delicate lacy white edges that makes it an outstanding additon to the front of the border.  

Red flowering selection of the old fashioned bleeding heart. Quick growing, clump forming with lobed powedery green foliage are topped with arching, deep red flower stems that bring the red, puffy heart shaped flowers with white tips that romantically dangle below the stem.

This gorgeous hybrid has deep pink tubular flowers that have pale yellow throats speckled red. They grow on tall flower spikes and are long-blooming. They attract hummingbirds, butterflies, and bees.

These can make a bold focal point in the gardens or in a container with its unique coloration of flowers that are large pink with an orange centers. The outward facing blooms have a better show and they will bloom all summer long!

This is the autumn fern for spring, whilst you should associate 'Brilliance' with autumn. Much brighter coloring, great big fern that will stand out in the woodland garden.

New plant that is a cross between an echinacea and a rudbeckia. This plant has maroon and orange blooms. Grows up to 20" tall.

New plant that is a cross between an echinacea and a rudbeckia. This plant has vibrant reddish-orange blooms. Grows up to 20" tall.

New plant that is a cross between an echinacea and a rudbeckia. This plant has vibrant yellow blooms with reddish-orange centers. Grows up to 20" tall.

Large, vibrant yellow fragrant yellow flowers are abundunt atop of strong, compact, well-branched stems.

In summer, flowers emerge yellow and darken to red as they age.  Prefers full sun and well-drained soils. 

The blooms are a light, yellowish-orange much like orange marmalade hence the name, with many perfectly formed ray petals and a tufted bonnet of even deeper golden orange on top on the double cone.

Vibrant, electric pink blooms emerge in early summer and fade to a smoky rose color that carry a sweet fragrance well into the autumn season. Bright flowers sit atop of very sturdy, dark stems. Outstanding garden performance!

Brightest of the Red Echinaceas yet! Huge 5" blooms atop well-branched foliage makes this a 'spicy' addition to your garden.

Cheyenne Spirit features sought-after shades of red, orange, yellow, and white blooms. 

This Coneflower has deep purple/pink daisy-like flowers with an orange-brown central cone.

Pow Wow is true to its name putting more flowers on every plant that makes a WOW statement. These are well branched with large pure white blooms with yellow centers.This is an adaptable plant that is tolerant of drought, heat, humidity and poor soil. Plants rebloom well without deadheading, however prompt removal of spent flowers encourages continued bloom and improves general appearance. The dead flower stems will remain erect well into the winter, and if flower heads are not removed, you will have visits from goldfinches or other birds that feed on the seeds.

A purple coneflower known for its unique flower color, branching, and plant size. Deep rose-purple flowers rise above this compact plant and hold flower color for long periods of time. Excellent branching habit allows for greater number of flowers. Plant will continue to rebloom without deadheading. Prefers full sun and well-drained soils.

Earlier bloom time and extended flowering period from June to frost makes this compact, well-branched coneflower a splendid candidate for your native garden! This variety has 4-6" wide rose-pink daisy-like blooms that adorn your garden all season. The dead flower stems remain erect well into the winter provided food for birds and give your garden winter interest. The 2007 Fleuroselect Gold Medal Winner.

A short, sturdy variety with double salmon-pink blooms fading to coral pink on chocolate stems and chocolate accent on top.

Salsa Red is included in the Sombrero™ series that were carefully bred and selected to have well-branched, sturdy and compact foliage with a high bud count. These sturdy, compact plants have proven hardiness for years of enjoyment in the garden. Very floriferous in bright, rich colors. This produces many large flowers that are a rich red to brighten up any garden.  A spectacular garden addition!

Petite, deep pink flowers with darker veining above fast growing, tiny green cut leaves, forming a dense mound. Ideal for small containers, rock gardens and borders, or between pavers. Can tolerate light foot traffic. Blooms early summer to early fall.

This perennial has large cone-like heads of prickly electric blue flowers and silver-mounded foliage. The flowers are long-blooming and have strong stems.

This plant has attractive magenta flowers, with eye catching variegated foliage. In order to achieve maximum potential this plant requires full sun and good drainage.

Forms a bushy upright mound of coarse dark green foliage, bearing large umbrella-like heads of magenta-pink flowers in late summer until fall. Butterflies love the flowerhead and it is suitable for planting in moist to wet areas.

These plants have beautiful purple to lavender blooms with dark green foliage that bloom late summer to early fall. Once the temperatures begin to cool the blooms become darker. This beautiful plant attracts butterflies and other insects and is commonly used in small gardens and containers.

Pink Frost develops a bushy mound of dark-green leaves edged with a creamy yellow. Small deep pink flowers bloom in late summer and attract butterflies.

Eupatorium purpureum matures to be 4 to 7 feet in height and blooms from July to September.  It has pale pink to pale purple flowers in large clusters and large leaves in whorls around the stem.

Very well branched, compact growth of ruby red, darkening to almost black in the winter evergreen foliage. Leaf reverse and stems are red, with vivid contrasting chartreuse yellow flower appear in late spring against the dark foliage.

The flower color consists of cream, lime, and green while the foliage displays tones of cream, green/blue with stunning red-pink coloring throughout cooler months. Stunning foliage color throughout the year. Extremely heat & drought tolerant. Evergreen.

Outstanding, compact, upright, leathery dark green foliage on burgundy stems. Flowers appear in late spring that are yellow-green with a tiny dark red eye and make an excellent filler or cutflower. This plant is also an evergreen and can be used as a subshrub as well.

Electricifyingly vibrant powder-blue foliage. This plant has bright color throughout the season and will not brown out.

Firey orange-red flowers with trumpeted petals and darker red-orange center that blooms over a long period of time.

Large, pure yellow flowers with a solid yellow center. Soft silver green foliage.

Everblooming flowers are crimson red with dark red centers, with compact well branched green foliage. Heat tolerant and easy to grow even in the poorest of soils. Deadheading spent blooms will prolong the bloom time.

Delicate white flowers that are tinged pink resembling hovering butterflies float on airy stems, adding points of light to the garden throughout the Summer. This is a great droughttolerant plant. Attracts butterflies.

Compact, well-branched selection with attractive bicolor flowers that are endless until frost.

The perfect selection for the traditional cottage style garden where it can casually intermingle with other perennials for that romantic ambience often sought after. The dense, upright habit coupled with burgundy coloring in the new growth. Red stems and reddish buds that open to a display of beautiful pink flowers. Low Maintainence and easy to grow

Everblooming pink flower wave on pink stems above beautiful tricolor foliage. Early spring foliage is burgundy red that matures green with cream accents. Great for containers and foliage color all thru the season.

Compact and evergreen, 'Cambridge' is a low carpeting herbaceous perennial that slowly spreads by creeping rhizomes. In spring and early summer it bears bright pink, cup-like flowers above fragrant, lobed, glossy green leaves.  The deeply lobed, frilly, semi-evergreen leaves often turn burgundy-red in fall. It makes a great groundcover or frontal plant for the perennial border or cottage garden.

The burgundy calyx surrounds gold, ruffled flowers with red-orange markings, completed with a golden center. These 1" blooms are held in place by deep burgundy stems.  It has a clump of light green, glossy foliage.

Also known as Avens, this offers a flash of bright orange starting late spring. 'Sea Breeze' is clump forming and has single flowers on tall stems.

Bright yellow flowers with rose dipped edges can be found as both single and semi-double blooms. Dark red stems frame these flowers that bloom occasionally throughout the season.

Fresh white blooms splashed with pink, form nice mounds.  Great as a border plant or in containers and hanging baskets.

The first double-flowering Helenium, these small bright yellow flowers have prominent gold button centers surrounded by frilly skirts of pure yellow petals.  A compact plant, 'Double Troubles' sterile flowers continue to bloom all summer on sturdy stems giving you an exceptionally long bloom time.

Very floriferous, compact fall bloomer brightens the garden when everything else starts to fade. Beautiful ruby red daisy-like blooms with a brown center that eventually fades to gold appear late summer into fall. One of the best native selections.

Bright orange and gold flowers with a chocalate brown cone-like center. Upright and compact plant with mounding habit. This dwarf variety continues to produce flowers all through the summer and well into fall. Starts blooming earlier than most Heleniums, and its a shorter variety so no need for staking.

This is a shrub-like perennial with pink blooms that darken nearly to red around the yellow center. It has bright green foliage and is everygreen in most areas.

Prefers moist soil and full sun. Likes low lying wet areas best. Plant this by your pond for a naturalization effect. Can tolerate periods of drought once established.

This tall  specimen would be a delightful show of yellow daisy like flowers with yellow eye in the middle to rear of a mixed border.  Butterflies and birds find this tired and true native very beneficial as a food source.  

Leathery, evergreen foliage with hints of silver. Large pastel blooms that fade to have a green tinge throughout the bloom period.

Large, creamy white flowers blended with rose & cinnamon colored accentson pink buds and as petal reverse rise from late December to early February.  Dark green, seratted edged foliage is uniform and compact.  Flowers are untraditional from other hellebores, facing upward as opposed to nodding downward.  Prefers rich well-drained soils with consistent moisture.  Best planted in shady borders.

Creamy white flowers sit atop attractive, White Veined foliage at a height of 12". The plant prefers less sun than shade, and is hardy in zones 7-9. This is of course deer resistant, and should start blooming in January. Eye catching variety that can be difficult to find.

Creamy white flowers with a rose blush fading to rose pink on top of blue-grey foliage.

Compact blue-grey foliage with red stems support the floriferous creamy-white blooms that are bluched with a pink hue.

Rose colored buds open to a cream white fading to a dark rose on red stems above blue-gray foliage.

Honeymoon Mix is a 24" tall helleborus with mixed blooms of Black, Purple, Pink, White, Yellow,Wine Red and Pink. It prefers shade, with average to dry water needs. It should survive the winters quite well from zones 4-9, and will bloom early spring.

New York Night is a 24" tall helleborus with very, very dark, purple blooms. The blooms are so dark that they appear black. It prefers shade, with average to dry water needs. It should survive the winters quite well from zones 4-9, and will bloom early spring.

Large white blooms on a short, compact hellebore. Prefers shade with well drained soil. This hellebore will bloom in the winter time.

Unique & rare black blooming hellebore. From deep purple to near black double black blooms that face downward.

This helleborus has a very good looking, silvery pink veined foliage that looks great early spring. It is also a winter bloomer.

Very rare, double black flowers that bloom twice as long as single blooms. Evergreen, glossy foliage

This hellebore has creamy white flowers with a dusty pink reverse. They have deep green leaves with lighter veining and red stems.

The new Honeymoon™ Series boasts longer bloom periods and a bloom size that will sure catch the eye.  'Paris in Pink' is of no exception with it's 3.5-4" single blooms in a myriad of true and rustic pinks. With it's overall larger stature, this newcomer is certianly a must for the woodland garden.  

This compact, early bloomer cultivar of the HGC series does not dissapoint with it's showy clear white blooms on burgundy stems.  Slightly fragrant, it makes a nice cut flower or you cna enjoy it for many weeks in the woodland garden, giving the promise of spring.

Flowers each of which has extra petals - 7 as opposed to the usual 5. Flowering the first year, they are long blooming, with lots of outward-facing buds and blossom.

Very large white blooms in December for amazing, midwinter flowering. Remarkably robust for superior garden performance.

Vigorous clump forming evergreen foliage sports a double 2-2.5" white blooms with raspberry veining and edges. Blooms have a slight green eye and emerge slightly with ruffles as they open.

Beautiful evergreen foliage with double blooming 2.5-3" blooms with crisp white petals with striking burgundy speckling toward the center.

Clear white 2-2.5" double ruffled blooms with a green eye accent.  This showy cultivar is a clump forming plant that is outstanding in the winter woodland garden.

Large pink and cream flowers come from this 15" tall deer resistant helleborus. It will bloom in the winter until early spring, and is from the Helleborus Gold Collection®.

Outward facing light pink to pink flowers mature to a deep cranberry. Very dark green foliage with dark stems. Flowers appear in February thru April, before the new foliage appears.

White petals dusted with a hint of pink. will grow up to 22 inches tall, and look great in the winter garden, all the way until early spring.

Large single creamy white flowers with a dark pink reverse. Evergreen foliage with short, spreading habit.

Large single creamy white flowers with a dark pink reverse. Evergreen silvery-green foliage.

This Hellebore has leathery evergreen foliage with beautiful soft light pink blooms.

This gorgeous spring bloomer produces bushy mounds of thick leathery evergreen foliage. The cup shaped blooms are a deep pink with wine colored speckles on the petals and a soft pink reverse.

This hellebore is a sturdy evergreen perennial that has leathery leaves with a powdery grey veil. It has large gorgous outfacing white blooms that turn green as the mature.

This beautiful mid-winter to early spring blooming Hellebore has creamy pink blooms and is noted for its extremely long bloom time. This new introduction is a cross between H. foetidus and H. niger, making it highly sought after in the gardening world.

A must for any gardener, 'Autumn Red' has a great burst of reblooming, deep red with yellow throat color in the middle of Summer. This particular variety makes a great companion to Coreopsis 'Zagreb' and Rudbeckia 'Goldsturm'. 

Charming flowers with gold petals bloom on sturdy stems above mounds of medium green, straplike foliage. Perfect for massing in the border or naturalizing woodland edges.

Daylillies are one of the easiest perennials to grow from the beginner garden to the professional. These are tough plants and adaptable to many conditions. This variety has extraordinare contrasting creamy light yellow blossoms that display a prominent purple eye on ruffled petals. Outstanding performance with much beauty.

This lovely pastel peachy-pink bloomer has a large bloom with a slightly ruffled edge. The flower is especially noted for its apricot to gold throat with a very distinct white mid-rib.

This daylily has a delicately curled creamy apricot to pale melon pink bloom that is 3" in diameter. A great addition to any garden where deer are not present.

This daylily has velvety red/black ruffled petals with a yellow throat and is shaped like a trumpet flower. It has deep green upright foliage.

Same as Happy Returns with a strong sweet fragrance, everblooming of light lemon yellow blooms that are slightly ruffled from early summer to fall.

Large pure white flowers bloom atop tall foliage which can get up to 25" tall. Blooms in the spring and summer. White flowers are surely an eye catcher in the garden.

An AHS award winner, Little Business sports small red blooms with a chartreuse throat in summer.

'Primal Scream' has large 7 to 9 inch blooms of glimmering tangerine-orange in the summer that will add the WOW factor to your gardens. Easy to grow it has a long season of bloom though individual flowers last but a day.

Large red flowers with yellow throats, blooms in early summer. This is a patented plant from Proven Winners.

This particular daylily has a slight fragrance, and boosts large, apricot colored blooms with a ruffled edge.

Shines in sweet shades of copper and red.

Attractive crinkled lobed leaves are grayish green foliage with scarlet undersides and hues of silver throughout the year.

Mounding chartreuse foliage has an amazing contrast to other plants in the gardens or containers

A mounding silver foliage with distinctive plum purple veining and hues of burgundy makes an outstanding statement in your garden or container.

Peachy pink new growth emerges in the sprnig and eventually matures to a bronzy-green. Shows its best color in cooler weather! Making a great accent plant to your garden or containers all year round.

Magenta flowers complement the large, chartreuse to medium green leaves and deep maroon veining during the spring, while excellent late-season foliage color ranges from green to yellows and pinks creating a tapestry effect in the landscape.

This Heuchera has ruffled purple foliage with contrasting crimson-red undersides. Foliage will deepen in color in direct sun.

This Coral Bell has beautiful lime colored foliage with red veining and lovely white bell-shaped flowers.

Silver foliage with dark burgundy veins throughout the Spring, with a hint of violet for the remainder of the year. Light pink bell-shaped blooms growing on violet colored stems.

A clumping perennial with deep purple foliage with darker purple veins and small pink pearl-like blooms. The leaves have fine hairs that give it a velvety appearance.