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Dark pink flower spikes bloom for an extended time period attracting hummingbirds, butterflies, and bees. The foliage also has a great licorice fragrance.
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Lush white spikes resembling mini-snapdragon blooms perform well throughout the summer in full sun.
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Lush lavender-pink spikes resembling mini-snapdragon blooms perform well throughout the summer in full sun.
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Lush lavender spikes resembling mini-snapdragon blooms perform well throughout the summer in full sun.
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Solid yellow green foliage holds up great in the heat making it an outstanding garden or topiary performer.
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Thin small yellow leaves turn green with maturity.
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This unique cultivar forms a neat mound of dark purple-red fine thread-like foliage. The creator of this variety is Pam Baggett of Singing Springs Nursery.
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This large variety is perfect for sunny borders. It's vibrant variegated pink and purple foliage on crinkled leaves give it the 'Red Marbled effect.
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Glossy dark purple leaves have a vigorous upright growing habit. The foliage is the darkest in full sun.
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Shocking pink and green foliage covers this great looking shade annual created by ItSaul Plants.
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'Reggae Time' has a beautiful exotic looking leaf with dark brown teeth that curve both away from and back towards the center of the plant. This succulent plant is a show stopper.
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The unique asparagus growth foliage looks like feathery branched shoots one to two feet long. This is the percest accent plant for containers and it also looks great in hanging baskets.
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Large soft yellow flowers with neat silver-gray dissected foilage.
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Bright pink-red flowers with lacy green foliage.
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Larrge deep lemon-yellow flat inflorescences appear over silver-gray foilage.
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Clusters of small red flowers with yellow centers cover flat inflourscences above silver-gray foilage.
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Pink, lavander, purple, white, apricot, cream, and rose flowers bloom above silver-gray foilage.
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A taller growing Achillea with strong stems and attractive foilage. Multicolored flowers open bright peach and mature to terracotta orance.
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Intense blue hooded flowers bloom on sturdy stems in September and October. No staking is necessary. This plant is a show stopper! This plant has been known to hold it's blooms until the first snow.
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Striking purple foilage produces white bottlebrush flowers in September.
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Dark bronze foilage with soft pink flowers. A popular new introduction.
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Pale green lacy foilage produces elongated cream-white bottlebrush flowers in August to September
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This plant is knows for it's green and white foliage as well as the ability to grown in any condition. Insignificant white flowers appear in May and June.
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Deep purple flower spikes bloom for an extended time period attracting hummingbirds, butterflies, and bees. The foliage also has a great licorice fragrance.
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Deep blue flower spikes bloom for an extended time period attracting hummingbirds, butterflies, and bees. The foilage also has a great fragrance.
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Rose-red flower spikes bloom for an extended time period attracting hummingbirds, butterflies, and bees. The foilage also has a great fragrance.
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Deep blue flowers bloom on stalks above jet black dark glossy scalloped foliage.
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Bright blue flowers bloom on stalks above waxy metallic bronze foliage.
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Periwinkle flowers bloom on stalks above white, pink, rose, and green foliage.
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Tall blue flowers bloom on stalks above large bronze green scalloped leaves.
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Small blue flower spikes bloom on stalks above glossy chocolate colored narrow foliage. This is the best shade tolerant variety of the Ajuga's.
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Mixed colors of flowers fill the impressive racemes making this garden plant a classic. Alcea is a self-seeding biennial.
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Double rose-red flowers fill the impressive racemes making this garden plant a classic. Alcea is a self-seeding biennial.
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Deep purple flower spikes bloom for an extended time period attracting hummingbirds, butterflies, and bees. The foliage also has a great licorice fragrance.
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Raindrops and dew are captured on the leaves and appear to be glistening beads.
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Thread like foilage turns a stunning golden color in the fall. Spring flowers are star shaped and lavender-blue. 'Blue Ice is thought to be a cross between Amsonia tabernaemontana and Amsonia salicifolia (Willow Leaf Blue Star)
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Thread like foilage turns a stunning golden color in the fall. Spring flowers are star shaped and sky blue.
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Single white large flower blooms from late summer into the fall.
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Single pink flower blooms in the fall.
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Single dark pink flowes bloom profusely in the fall.
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Single pure white flower blooms in the spring.
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This old fashioned favorite shows off it's deep blue blooms in the spring.
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White, pink, and purple flowers adorn the racemes. The cut flowers can last for up to two weeks.
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This double purple-black flower native to Europe is the perfect flower for the Gothic garden. This columbine can take more light than the other columbines.
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Huge three inch yellow-gold flowers bloom in the spring and well rebloom into the fall when spent flowers are removed.
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Mostly white flowers with an occasional blue or pink bloom adorn this plant.
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Flower colors of pink, red, pale yellow, light blue, purple, white bloom late spring to early summer. This variety will sporatically re-bloom into the fall, if cut back.
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Slender stem arise from low mounding grass like foilage producing pink globe shaped blooms.
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Fragrant stunning feathery silver foliage grows in mounds with yellow flowers borne in drooping heads.
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Fragrant stunning extremely dissected silver foliage grows in mounds with yellow flowers borne in drooping heads.
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This dwarf goatsbead bears large cream feather like plumes.
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This Indiana native displays it's tall cream plumes in dense woodland shade. This plant is best planted in groupings.
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The Astilbe like foilage bears dark red stems topped by large cream feather like plumes.
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This woodland understory plant loves cool moist locations and will colonoze if happy. Soft green kidney shaped leaves emerge at about the same time as one inch hairy green and brown flowers in the spring.
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This plant is native to swamps and wet meadows. Be patient. The new growth emerges slowly in the spring.
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This plant is native to meadows. Be patient. The new growth emerges slowly in the spring.
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This plant is native to meadows. Be patient. The new growth emerges slowly in the spring. This plant is necessary for the reproduction of Monarch butterflies which feed on the leaves during the larval stage.
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This dark pink Aster is great for sun gardens and is best planted in groupings of five or more.
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This hot pink Aster is great for sun gardens and is best planted in groupings of five or more.
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This native white Aster is great for woodland borders and is best planted in groupings of five or more.
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This purple Aster is great for sun gardens and is best planted in groupings of five or more.
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This lavander blue Aster blooms for the longest time period starting in mid-summer and continuing past the first frost.
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This sky blue Aster is great for sun gardens and is best planted in groupings of five or more.
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This lavender purple Aster is great for sun gardens and is best planted in groupings of five or more.
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This dark purple Aster is a profuse bloomer.
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This aromatic lavender Aster is great for sun gardens and is best planted in groupings of five or more.
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This lavender Aster is great for sun gardens and is best planted in groupings of five or more.
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This mauve to dark pink Aster is great for sun gardens and is best planted in groupings of five or more.
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This compact blue Aster is great for borders to sun gardens and is best planted in groupings of five or more.
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This compact pink Aster is great for borders to sun gardens and is best planted in groupings of five or more.
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This compact purple Aster is great for borders to sun gardens and is best planted in groupings of five or more.
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This compact white aster is great for borders to sun gardens and is best planted in groupings of five or more.
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This Astilbe is a mid season bloomer.
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One of the best white early season blooming Astilbes.
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This Astilbe is a mid season bloomer.
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This Astilbe is an early season bloomer.
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This Astilbe is a mid season bloomer.
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Vibrant deep red flower plumes with dark green floiage. Earliest of the red Astilbes to bloom. Will tolerate full sun if planted in moist soil.
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This Astilbe is an early season bloomer.
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This Astilbe is a mid season bloomer.
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This Astilbe is a late season bloomer.
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This Astilbe is a mid to late season bloomer.
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This Astilbe is a mid season bloomer.
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This Astilbe is a mid season bloomer.
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This Astilbe is an early season bloomer.
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This Astilbe is a mid season bloomer.
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This Astilbe is a late season bloomer.
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This Astilbe is a late season bloomer.
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This Astilbe is a mid to late season bloomer.
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This Astilbe is a mid season bloomer.
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This Astilbe is a late season bloomer.
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This Astilbe is a late season bloomer.
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This Astilbe is a late season bloomer.
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This Astilbe is a mid season bloomer.
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This Astilbe is a mid to late season bloomer.
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Dark red flowers bloom on black stems all summer long. An excellent cut flower.
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Dainty finely textured fern has fan shaped fronds with rich black center stems. Forms large clumps in light shade. Maidenhair fern has water repelling compounds on the foliage causing water to run off the leaves leaving them dry.
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Gracefull and tall as a Lady Fern this new fern is accentuated with burgandy stems against dark green fronds.
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Graceful bright green comma shaped fronds forn lance-shapedleaves. The foilage has thin texture and a lacy appearance. Tolerant of all but the most extreme soil conditions and is equally happy in sun or shade.
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Light green foilage is composed of 18" tall arching fronds each ending with a huge petticoat.
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The three dimensional fronds on this fern make and X drawing your attention. Each X ends in a smal petticoat.
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This hybrid of Japanese Painted Fern is a strong tall growing fern with silver upright fronds.
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2004 Perennial Plant of the Year. This fern has the most exotic coloration with pink to burgandy stems holding gray fronds with blue and pink tints. This very hardy spreading fern has it's best coloration in a little sun.
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Violet-blue flowers bloom on stalks above large green, cream, rose, and purple narrow leaves.
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This Arisaema grows up to three feet tall and has a single highly dissected shiny leaf. In the Fall bright orange red seeds form in a shiny cluster where the flower once stood.
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Flower colors of pink, red, pale yellow, light blue, purple, white bloom late spring to early summer. This variety will sporatically re-bloom into the fall, if cut back.
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Thread like foilage turns a stunning golden color in the fall. Spring flowers are star shaped and lavender-blue.
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This woodland understory plant loves cool moist locations and will colonoze if happy. Glossy green spade shaped leaves emerge at about the same time as one inch hairy velvet black and white flowers in the spring.
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This woodland understory plant loves cool moist locations and will colonoze if happy. Dark green with silver mottling spade shaped leaves emerge at about the same time as one inch hairy maroon purple flowers in the spring.
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Creamy white panicles float above the light green, deeply-cut foliage.
Fabulous orange to red fall foliage color.
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This hot pink Aster is great for sun gardens and is best planted in groupings of five or more.
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Birds are attracted to the lilac and blue berries that form in the fall. Excellent climber when given good support such as a trellis or building. Japanese beatles love this plant
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