an exciting new pink blooming scabiosa. double pink flowers bloom continuously from spring through frost and are great for attracting butterflies. very compact growth habit, does not require staking
this groundcover features tricolor leaves consisting of: a deep burgundy to creamy white to dark pink with age and temperature changes. blue flowers in may.
this miniscule and unusual ground hugger has chocolate colored leaves. it's only a couple of inches tall and has blue flowers in late spring. choice for small spaces or as an underplant.
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.
reddish-purple flowers open from red buds forming full, dense spikes. deep green, burgundy-tinted foliage on red stems add a lush base to the flowers. plant in mass for striking effect. a more heat and drought tolerant selection.
large round chartreuse leaves with a irregular dark green edge with deep veins. the color intensifies with more light and age, large fragrant pale lavender flowers. a mutation from 'fragrant bouquet' 2002 hosta of the year
one of the largest blue hostas on the market today. they could spread up to 4 feet wide, this hosta is sure to make a stunning impression. near white flower blooms in late spring.
this exciting new herbaceous perennial produces an abundance of bright lavender purple flowers on top of a very compact, mid-sized plant that has attractive deep green foliage. excellent mildew resistance.
not the typical burgundy color of some heucheras, this variety sports leaves that are truly plum purple with even darker purple veins. they are attractively ruffled and have bluntly pointed tips. the newer leaves are somewhat glossy, and all have deep purple undersides.
This hybrid is one of the most popular yarrows in American landscapes. It has beautiful, deeply cut, silver-gray foliage and sulphur-yellow flowers that appear in June and continue until September. Performs well in northern gardens. Excellent drainage is necessary for best results.
bright red tetraploid with vivid yellow throat with slightly ruffled edges. blooms midseason from june through august. valuable sunfast color and drought resistance.
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!
succulent upright jade plant-like foliage of lighter green. large hand sized flower heads open in mid-summer and stay through fall. leave flower heads on to provide nice winter interest. does well in any soil.
low growing perennial groundcover to 4 to 6 inches tall with glossy large dark near black scalloped leaves and deep blue flowers in spikes from early spring to early summer. great for container and striking with lighter colored foliage plants.
low growing mound shaped plant with soft, silvery-gray foliage works well for rock gardens or along borders. can tolerate poor soil but should be well drained.