the brilliant orange or red flower clusters appear in midsummer. these are followed by attractive green pods that open to release silky "parachutes" to drift away on autumn winds.
this compact catmint has grey-green foliage which supports an abundant amount of soft lavender-blue flowers all summer. regular deadheading prolongs bloom time. perennial of the year 2007!
large daisy-like blossoms are held on stiff branching stalks above a basal mound of dark green foliage. excellent intense dark selection of purple coneflower with petals that do not droop. 1998 perennial plant of the year.
