Short, prolific ground cover, evergreen to 14 degrees. Has very unique two toned green foliage. READY JULY

This one is the frankenstein of Japanese Painted Ferns. It can get 3 feet tall by 6 feet wide! READY FALL

Native Fern with red stems, likes moist, well drained soil

Petite Lady Fern is a smaller version of the lady fern. It grows in outward swirls of bushy pale green deciduous foliage. usually maturing at 1 foot or under, depending on soil and moisture. It grows quickly and can be useful in a shady garden or as a filler in containers.

2 ft. tall, very silvery foliage, beautiful READY FALL

Best color in bright shade, does not like to dry out, very showy READY FALL

Pale green fronds with maroon brown stems unravel in spring. This fern is very showy! A great specimen!

A cross between Lady and Japanese Painted Fern. Aggressive but not invasive. Will tolerate drier soils and some sun

Smaller Eastern/Midwestern native dryland fern for the rock garden. Grows equally well in a sunny spot or part shade. 8 inches. Deciduous

An excellent holly fern that will tolerate colder weather than the Japanese Holly Fern. An easy, fast grower with a tall, erect habit. Hardy to zone 5. 18-30 inches.

Deciduous, creeping, can tolerate sun, native

Evergreen, clumping, tolerates dry

One of the most popular and well known of the wood ferns. Prefers consistently moist soil but is drought tolerant in full shade. Sun tolerant in moist soil. 24-48 inches. Evergreen

Evergreen wood fern is an east coast native and is noted for it’s bluish green finely divided foliage and evergreen nature. It reaches about 3 feet in height. READY JULY

Evergreen, native, tolerates dry conditions READY MID JULY

This fern is commonly called The robust Fern and robust it is! Specimens can reach 5 ft.!! Very handsome in the woodland garden, as a backdrop for hostas. It is also quite sun tolerant when the soil is moist. This large hybrid fern is one of the best known of the wood ferns

Vigorous and easy to grow. Prefers moist, humus rich soil. Great as an under planting for shade trees. This hybrid has fertile fronds. Once established, it will propagate to fill all the space available to it, thriving wherever the conditions are right. 24-36 inches, semi-evergreen, spreading

Rhizomatous, feathery plumes resemble ostrich feathers READY AUGUST

Sterile fronds are spreading, fertile fronds are erect and are cinnamon colored. Can tolerate some sun

native evergreen fern, can grow in dry shade

NEW Tassel Fern is a magnificent glossy evergreen fern. It has very stiff foliage and perfect form. READY JULY

An easy, deciduous ground cover which spreads at will, but not aggressively. It will tolerate both heat and cold making it welcome in a variety of habitats. 12 to 24 inches.

15 inches, pale green and cream striped leaves giving it an overall golden effect. Prefers moist, sun or shade

NEW This grass exhibits outstanding landscape color throughout the year with bright green foliage sporting red accents in the summer. As weather cools, it turns a deep purple to black. 4-5 feet. READY FALL

Deep green foliage emerges in spring with notable red tips, providing an immediate display of color and texture. Fall color is vivid red, becoming topped with tall, scarlet red inflorescences. Very showy! 6’tall by 2′ wide. READY FALL 2019

NEW Black Mountain is a compact, refined version of the species. Flowering stems emerge bluish-green and develop reddish hues later in the summer. The inflorescences have spikelets covered in silvery, white hairs, creating a shimmering effect that sparkles in the sunlight. 1.5-2ft. w/o bloom, 2.5-3ft. w/bloom READY JULY

A clump forming grass with bright green leaves reaching about 2 feet. In late summer blooms emerge with a pink tint and reach 3-4 feet. One of the few flowering grasses that is happy in the shade

Upright form, feathery plumes in summer

NATIVE 12 inches, tolerant of dry shade, fine texture

NATIVE similar to Carex pennsylvanica with a larger coarser texture.

One of the most beautiful of all the sedges. Narrow, dark green and creamy gold variegated foliage grows slightly upward then down to create a weeping effect. Sun or shade, can tolerate dry shade, CALL FOR AVAILABILITY

Bright, lime yellow foliage. Low maintenance, evergreen. 12-18 inches

8-10 in., dry shade to part shade, native 

Native to Eastern North America, this semi-evergreen sedge is very adaptable to wet or difficult dry shady conditions. Very drought tolerant.

This sedge forms colonies in wet meadows and is native to Eastern and Central North America. It prefers full sun or part shade with moist, mucky or wet soil. Plants are 3-4 ft. tall with am equal spread. Gives food and shelter to waterfowl and songbirds.

Fine textured blue foliage, full sun to pt. shade, Evergreen

  Texas sedge is a good looking, multi purpose, native sedge with bunches of fine textured leaves. It forms a ground cover which can handle light foot traffic but would benefit from stepping stones for constant crossings. Performs in both moist soil and dry shade. Part sun, part shade. 6 inches.

Intense blue foliage. Thrives in heat, humidity and poor soils READY MID JUNE

Cascading golden foliage, shade, slow spreading READY MID JULY

Great native wetland plant. Can be planted on the edges or in up to 6 inches of water. 3 ft. tall 

Although often grown as a wetland plant, Juncus inflexus is quite drought tolerant once established. It thrives in heat and full sun. Blue Arrows’ soft color and beautiful, upright form make it irresistible in container combos. Soft blue green color, 3 ft.

NEW This Miscanthus was developed at North Carolinas State’s Mountain Hort. Crops and Research Extention Center. It was bred to be INFERTILE, NO RE-SEEDING with this one! It has a compact, upright habit with green and gold bands and and increased resistance to rust. 2 1/2 feet. READY JULY

NEW Small and colorful, Little Miss has a neat, compact habit with glossy, arching foliage that transitions from green to carmine and purple in late spring through summer. 2 Feet w/out bloom, 3 feet w/bloom. Great for containers!

Misty pink plumes in the fall, very showy

This is a white cultivar of Pink Muhley. It is a little larger and stiffer with a more upright habit and also blooms a bit later. 3-4 ft.

NEW Rosy Muhly resembles Pink Muhly Grass but is smaller in stature and has softer, more diffuse blooms. It tolerates heat, humidity and drought like a champ. It’s a tough and adaptable plant, thriving in most soils and handling wet conditions better than M. capillaris. Hardy to zone 5.

Selected for upright habit, compact size and early flowering. It’s perfect, tidy stature combines the toughness of seaside Panicum with the neatness of garden worthy cultivars. It’s short! Only 2 feet. Stays green into the fall much longer than other Panicums. 

This stunning switchgrass stands out in the landscape with it’s striking physical attributes: blue, three quarter inch-wide leaves and billowy pink-colored seed heads. It’s a native cultivar, reaching 5 feet, making it an excellent substitution for large exotic grasses such as those in the Miscanthus genus.

Known for it’s metallic blue foliage and strong upright habit. Pink tinted, airy blooms appear in July, highlighting the color of it’s blue leaves. 3 Feet tall.

Blue green foliage, upright, dry to boggy soils, sun to part sun CALL FOR AVAILABILITY

NEW Renowned plantsman and designer Piet Oudolf brings us a new Switchgrass that’s destined to be a classic. With a manageable height of 4 feet, it’s narrow upright habit make it perfect for a range of landscape applications. Green foliage with purple seed heads and gray tipped flowering spikes. READY JULY

3 ft. tall, foliage becomes deep red in the fall

NEW Wide, bluish leaves form an upright, compact habit. This new cultivar produces a dense cloud of soft pink seed heads that rise just above the foliage. Fall color is pinkish gold. 3-4 feet. READY JULY

Works well in small gardens, 2 feet with plumes.

5 ft. tall fountain grass. Much hardier and longer lived than straight species

12-16 inches, bearing red foliage in summer but by fall it is completely red. Sport of ‘Little Bunny’.

Similar in appearance to ‘Hameln’, this selection blooms about 2 weeks later and holds it’s seed heads for a longer period. Fall color is streaked with red and orange. 2-3 feet. 

NEW Prairie blues is valued for its improved, enduring, blue-gray coloring, fall color and low maintenance properties. 1.5 feet w/o bloom, 3 feet w/bloom.

Keeps a tidy upright habit throughout the growing season. Brilliant, fiery red foliage

Great native grass for poor soils, erosion control. 3ft. Tall. Green purple and blue foliage. Multi red and orange fall color

A shorter version of the species, only reaching 24 inches tall by 18 inches wide.

Good as a lawn alternative, orange fall color, thrives in sunny, dry locations

Very large, heavily textured blue leaves up to 18 in. in diameter

Thick, heavily corrugated and puckered leaves are green with a brilliant gold center.Thick leaves exhibit slug resistance. Forms a wide, tall clump, making it the perfect focal point for a shade garden.

This hosta forms an arching, wiggly clump of extremely rippled, narrow leaves. Put this one in morning sun, as it’s chartreuse foliage will be brightest there. Mature plants will develop red speckled petioles. A perfect accompaniment to bright blue hostas like ‘Prairie Sky’, especially when planted in containers. 6 inches

A sport of the popular ‘Whirlwind’. The quilted, black-green leaves serve as the perfect foil for a brilliant central pattern of eye-blasting white that does not fade. 120 inches tall

Giant, blue green leaves with chartreuse to yellow margins 

Huge, apple green leaves surrounded by dark leaf margins. Leaf centers become bright gold in summer and when exposed to more sunlight. Good sun tolerant variety. 

One of the best and most popular of the blue hosta varieties. Retains it’s blue leaf color longer than most other blue hostas. 2 ft. tall

NEW ‘Humpback Whale’ lives up to its name by making a clump up to 7 feet wide of heart shaped, corrugated, blue-green leaves.

Bluish leaves with irregularly shaped creamy gold centers. Hosta of the year 2001. Shade to part shade. 1-3 ft. READY AUGUST

Frosty blue-green, wavy foliage with graceful, vase shaped habit

Unlike all of the other yellow hostas, this one keeps it’s color all season long. 16 inches SOLD OUT

Said to be the bluest of all the blue hostas. It forms a tight clump of powdery blue, lightly cupped leaves of thick substance and it keeps its showy color all season long. 14 inches by 36 inches SOLD OUT

Large, blue leaves up to 12 in. across by 30 in. tall, tolerates dry shade

Huge, deeply ribbed chartreuse leaves, slug resistant

A sport of ‘June’, leaves are help more upright. Intense blue leaves are set off by the striking chartreuse to yellow center and green jetting between the center and the margin. 16 inches by 24 inches  READY FALL

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NATIVE Beautiful lacy foliage with large white spiky flowers

Native prairie ephemeral. White to pink flowers resemble shooting stars. 1-2 ft. Likes dry to wet meadows, rocky wooded slopes. SOLD OUT

Native woodland geranium, colonizes by thick rhizomes, non-aggresive

Native woodland wildflower, evergreen foliage

Native dwarf Iris

Ephemeral, beautiful blue flowers in spring

Large lily pad like foliage form large colonies, woodland setting SOLD OUT

Native woodland poppy. Unusual lobed foliage, showy yellow flowers

Trillium is a “must have” for any naturalized woodland area. It’s stunning white flower can reach 4 inches in diameter and will take on an equally head turning pink hue when reaching the end of it’s bloom cycle. READY FALL

This classic spring wildflower makes a great focal point in the naturalized woodland garden. Bellwort has distinctive, deep yellow flowers that really stand out when planted with lower growing spring wildflowers. Spreads slowly by rhizomes to form attractive clumps. Deer resistant.

Similar to ‘Moonshine’ but more compact

Compact, sturdy habit. Deep maroon flowers bloom summer through fall. Clean foliage all season

Pronounced silvery foliage, bright peach flowers that slowly turn to rich hues of earthy oranges and reds

NATIVE Native to the eastern U.S., Actaea forms a 2-3 foot tall mound of lacy blue-green foliage, bearing taller stems of white flowers in late spring. Showy white berries in summer are held on contrasting red stems. READY FALL

Robust ‘Blue Fortune’ is a mass of soft powder-blue flower spikes from July onwards, making it a butterfly magnet. The well-branched stems require no cutting back and they are a great addition to bouquets. A Royal Horticulture Society Award of Garden Merit plant.

Black foliage and spiky blue flowers. Very aggressive ground cover

Fantastic tricolored foliage is creamy white, rose burgundy and dark green. It’s slower spreading than the other varieties making it ideal for edging

Fast spreading ground cover with chocolate colored foliage 

NEW This new series of Hollyhocks was 16 years in the making. These varieties were selected and hybridized over many generations for their large, single, bicolor flowers. Each displays a prominent, contrasting lighter or darker colored halo in the center of the flower. ‘Cerise’ produces large, pink flowers with a deep purple halo.

Great foliage, good cut flower

This hybrid is the very best perennial Allium in years. It forms a compact, upright clump of glossy green, thick and strappy leaves. In late July and August a profusion of 2 inch bright rosy purple, tightly rounded clusters of flowers appear on strong stems. 2018 PERENNIAL PLANT OF THE YEAR

Long blooming, compact Amsonia blooms longer than the species and forms a dense, compact mound of dark green leaves that turn brilliant yellow in the fall. 12-15 inches

Blue flowers in spring, great fall foliage

NEW Just like it’s sister, Wild Swan, but it only stands 14 inches tall.

NEW Unlike the typical Japanese hybrids that only bloom in the fall, this Anemone rupicola hybrid blooms from late spring until frost with prolific bloom. Huge 3-3 1/2 inch white flowers with lilac-blue bands on the backside. These bands will be a main feature as the flowers close at night. READY JULY

NEW An abundance of 2 inch rose and ivory flowers are produced on top of a very compact, well branched plant. Blooms spring to summer, extending the usual bloom time for columbines. 14 inches. SOLD OUT

Blue flowering, native to Colorado

Red flowering, Native Sun or shade, dry SOLD OUT

NEW NATIVE Little Lanterns is a dwarf selection reaching 10 inches tall.

Huge compound leaves measure up to 3 feet long! Golden chartreuse foliage adds great color to the shady border. Can handle a few hours of sun a day. 3 feet tall. Deer resistant.

NEW NATIVE A very cold hardy native ground cover with clusters of pale pink two inch bell shaped flowers followed by ornamental red berries that persist into winter. Very useful low water, rock garden plant. 1 ft. by 15 inches wide, evergreen. Likes acidic, rocky soils in partial to full sun.

NATIVE Evergreen, very easy to grow. Silvery spotted foliage 8 in.

NATIVE Great ground cover

One of the finest members of the ginger family. Asarum splendens is a vigorous rhizomztic species that forms a thick mat of foliage, making it an ideal groundcover for shady gardens.

NATIVE Preferred food source of monarch butterflies. 3-4 ft. Blooms summer

NEW This milkweed thrives in almost any well drained garden soil, producing a profusion of lavender to pink flowers in mid summer. One of the easiest and fastest to establish of all the Milkweeds, as it spread rapidly by rhizomes and seed.

NATIVE Prefers a dry sunny spot. Great food for the monarch butterfly. 2 ft., brilliant orange

This native cultivar is shorter than the species and has deep dark shining mahogany stems! 18-24 inches. Grow in part to full shade in average to dry soil.

NATIVE Lavender Blue flowers, drought tolerant, poor soils, 15-18 inches

NATIVE Blue, lavender flowers, drought tolerant, poor soils, 2-3 FT.

NEW This variety is considered to be an improvement over ‘Peach Blossom’, It has more attractive foliage, stronger stems, and more colorful flowers. Red stems carry panicles of deep salmon red buds which open to soft apricot pink flowers through early summer.

Rich chocolate maroon leaves provide a high contrast background for blushed pink, white flower spikes. 14 inches. Blooms in June-July.

24 inches, white flowers. Blooms in early to midsummer

This Astilbe is useful for brightening up the shade garden as well as providing great, long stemmed flowers for cutting. The foliage emerges bright chartreuse yellow in spring with a tinge of red pigment in the newest leaves. Very tall, blush red stems carry rose pink flowers in summer. 34-38 inches READY MID JUNE

This dwarf variety is the latest to bloom of all the Astilbe. Produces a low carpet of fuzzy, lilac pink, stiffly upright flower plumes. Moderately drought tolerant. Great groundcover for the front of the border

Bright pink flowers, great cut flower, drought tolerant. 24 inches

More drought and heat tolerant than other Astilbe. 18- 24 inches. READY SPRING 2020

Upright, raspberry -red plumes make this one of the most popular varieties of Astilbe. Blooms mid to late season. 15 inches tall

Deep garnet red flowers in summer, 2 ft. 

NEW A hybrid of Baptisia ‘Alba’ and Australis. It has the charcoal grey stems of ‘Alba’ and blue flowers of australis.  A very vigorous selection. 2-3 feet

Blue Pea like flowers, drought tolerant 

An impressively native cultivar. Long, charcoal stems carry the cool lemon yellow flowers, producing an excellent floral display atop the compact, upright mound of blue-green foliage. PROVEN WINNER SOLD OUT

A riot of yellow in late spring-early summer. Profuse flower display, deep green foliage, and compact rounded habit. 2-3 feet

NEW A white selection of Begonia grandis, same qualities as the pink variety. Small bulblets drop to form colonies. Great foliage plant. READY JULY

Prized for its red veined leaves and late season interest. Very late to appear in spring but worth the wait! Propagate from the bulblets that appear on the leaf axils in fall. Self seeding. READY JULY

Forms a gigantic mound of very large, heart shaped, heavily silvered leaves. Sprays of blue forget me not flowers appear in spring. Makes a dynamic statement in the woodland garden. Keep out of hot afternoon sun.

Bold white and light green bordered heart shaped leaves provide a dramatic background for the cobalt blue forget- me-not flowers. More heat and humidity tolerant than older cultivars.

Blue flowering, great fall color, great ground cover 

Compact, 18-24 inches. Dark glossy green foliage. Native, moisture loving 

The darkest Cimicifuga to date. It forms an upright clump of striking dark purplish-black foliage, contrasted by white bottlebrush blooms late in the season. Fragrant. 4-7 ft. tall

The hardiest of all Coreopsis

NEW NATIVE This dwarf species of Dogwood produces the same shaped leaves and flowers found on the familiar Cornus florida tree except smaller in size. It is a shrubby, deciduous ground cover that typically grows to 4-9 inches tall and spreads by creeping rhizomes. Easily grown in average, acidic, moist well drained soils in part to full shade. Avoid dry soils. READY JULY

Red flowers, excellent cut flower, attracts hummingbirds.

Purple flowers on succulent foliage bloom all summer long. Drought tolerant

Pale pink fragrant flowers, old fashioned, tried and true variety.

magenta flowers, reblooming

Very fragrant, semidouble, hot pink flowers over gray green leaves. Continuous flowering

Bluish-green, deeply cut, fern like foliage that persists throughout the season. Carmine rose flowers in May and June. May re-bloom in the fall

White bleeding heart

Extra dwarf plants with yellow tubular flowers, speckled with brown. Will re-bloom prolifically if dead headed. READY MID JUNE

NEW This series was bred to produce well-branched, sturdy and compact plants featuring a high bud count. This selection, produces very large, single flowers with overlapping deep, rich burgundy petals. READY AUGUST

First color mix seed strain. Tomato red, florescent orange, magenta, golden yellow and white. 22-30 inches. Clean foliage 

Huge 5 inch wide rose-pink flowers sit atop well branched, burgundy-black stems. Very strong stems and extremely floriferous! SOLD OUT

NEW Bred for cold hardiness and compact form with prolific flowering over an exceptionally long season. One of the best orange Echinacea to date.

NEW Bright yellow, wide, overlapping petals have a very robust appearance. Compact and floriferous. 18-22 inches.

16-20 inches white with yellow centers atop clean, compact foliage. 

Deep rose purple blooms, 2-3 ft. 

NEW Green Twister is a seed strain of a natural mutation of ‘Magnus’ and overwinters well. Horizontal facing petals change in color from edges of lemon green to bright carmine red. Colors vary by flower and create a pleasing range of color pattern. READY MID JUNE

1-3 feet tall READY JULY

READY MID JULY

Great dry shade ground cover READY JULY

The fastest spreading Epimedium, 14 inches READY JULY

A unique and eye catching plant for a dry sunny spot. Slightly spiny leaves resemble yucca. Thistle- like bluish white flowers are great for floral arrangements. Native

NATIVE Fuzzy blue flowers atop attractive red stems in September and October, make great cut flowers. Found in old fields, meadows, and along stream banks. Naturalizes readily. 2-3 feet.

NATIVE Dwarf variety, 2 ft, doesn’t flop

NATIVE Compact variety, 4-5 ft.

Combining large showy pink flowers and huge delicious fruit, this strawberry can be grown for ornamental and edible gardens! Unlike other strawberries, this one stays very compact and produces little if any runners. Great for patios

NATIVE Peach/yellow flowers 16-18 in.,very long blooming

Great native ground cover

NEW NATIVE Same qualities as straight species, with white berries READY JULY

NEW NATIVE This native ground cover prefers organically rich, evenly moist, acidic, well-drained soils in part to full shade. It is a rhizomatous creeping, woody, evergreen in the Heath family. Established plants tolerate dry conditions. Waxy, nodding, bell-shaped flowers give way to edible bright red berries that persist through the winter. READY JULY

White flowers with excellent branching. 12-18 inches tall.

White flowers with red sepals are held above graceful foliage. Very long blooming. 36 inches

Brilliant blue, very long blooming

Clear, vivid periwinkle blue flowers for an exceptionally long time. From late spring to mid summer. Red/orange fall color. Sheer back the foliage for compact growth habit.

Blooms all summer, large purple flowers

Tiny monster is a quick spreading ground cover and long bloomer. Covered with magenta pink flowers late spring through late summer. A cross between G. sanguinium and G. psilostemon

Great ground cover for dry shade,evergreen, fragrant foliage. Vivid, magenta pink flowers, nice fall color.

Excellent groundcover for dry shade, great red fall color. White flowers with red calyces appear between May and June.

Valuable edging or rock garden plant. Forms a nice low mound of fine textured green foliage with bright magenta-pink flowers in late spring and into summer. Tolerant of a wide range of soil and climate conditions, including hot, humid weather. Full sun or partial shade. 6-8 inches by 24 inches. READY MID JULY

Great ground cover for sun to part shade, White flowers. 2015 Perennial of the year! READY MID JULY

NEW An excellent choice for the north side of the house, this robust new hybrid between Geranium dalmaticum and Geranium macrorrhizum is similar to Geranium ‘Biokovo’ but much more vigorous, forming a lush and leafy evrgreen carpet. READY MID JUNE

NEW Great butterfly plant for full sun or part shade. Airy, semi-double peach flowers bloom all summer on very compact plants.

Very compact variety, featuring bright orange and gold petals surrounding a chocolate-brown cone. Blooms all summer into the fall. 12-18 inches. READY JULY

The dense, compact and tidy habit will be covered with bright red blooms that age to shades of orange and yellow from late summer through fall. A must have for late season color and pollinator activity. READY MID JULY

Sturdy 3-4 ft. native sunflower, rarely requires staking, great pollinator. Blooms June- August. READY JULY

NEW Dynamic yellow-orange flowers are offset by its deep purple foliage. Great pollinator and cut flower. 3-4 feet. READY JULY

Honeymoon Mix grows 24 inches tall with mixed blooms of Black, Purple, Pink, White, Yellow, and wine red.

Very, very dark purple blooms, so dark that they appear black.

This lively color mix includes double blossoms in shades of pink, yellow, black, white, and purple.

This daylily is considered a premium daylily, which means that it has been selected as a highly performing plant with exceptional bloom performance, substantive, vibrantly colored flowers, complete with winter hardiness and a vigorous habit. 6 inch saturated true purple flowers with a green throat

6 inch, brilliantly orange, heavily ruffled, recurved petals. Lots of buds ensure many weeks of bloom, blooms in midsummer. Nocturnal–tomorrow’s blossoms open during the prior evening. Extended bloom–flowers last at least 16 hours each. This is considered a premium daylily, a dramatic improvement over older orange daylilies

NEW Lightly ruffled blossoms in lemon yellow. Fragrant, reblooming.

Yellow, repeat bloomer

A nostalgic daylily that has been in cultivation for nearly 90 years. 5 inch canary yellow flowers, fragrant, rebloomer.

NEW 6 inch lavender flowers are strongly fragrant, with a frilly, ruffled yellow picotee edge and prominent creamy yellow throat. 28 inches, blooms mid to late summer.

Large creamy white/pale yellow flowers are fragrant and the edges of the flowers have extreme ruffling. Heavily budded daylily can produce up to 40 buds per scape! 24 inches

Fragrant ruby red flowers with yellow throat. Re-bloomer.

The foliage emerges bright rose pink in spring and darkening to purplish rose in summer. Looks lovely planted with pink and purple flowering bulbs. The parentage includes the heat and humidity tolerant H. villosa as well as H. americana which is native to the eastern half of the US. 

Villosa hybrid, prized for it’s vigor and densely robust habit. Caramel colored foliage with pink undersides.

Villosa hybrid, peachy colored foliage

A sport of ‘Marmalade’, heavily ruffled, smaller lime green to chartreuse leaves form a compact, mounded clump. Compared to ‘Lime Rickey’, this is a larger variety that works well as a landscape plant as well as in containers.

Like ‘Caramel’ but much bigger! Caramel foliage with pink-purple undersides. SOLD OUT

Nice purple variety, sun tolerant

Great purple/silver variety

purple/silver leaves 

One of the parents of this hybrid is Heuchera pubescens, an especially hardy, drought tolerant native to rocky slopes in the Appalachians. Silver-metallic patina.

NATIVE Green with white to purple veination, native READY MID JUNE

HUGE fuzzy green leaves, very drought tolerant, great in dry shade, beautiful white flowers in fall

A cousin to ‘Autumn Bride’,’Bronze Wave’ is sturdy, perhaps an 18 inch or larger clump. Excellent shade groundcover that can happily compete with tree roots and come out looking good. READY MID JUNE

Deep black satiny leaves all season long

Deeply lobed, silvery green leaves with wine red- purple veins. Covered with pink flowers in summer. Prefers morning sun READY AUGUST

A bright new foliage for shady sites! Brilliant chartreuse-yellow, oval leaves with reddish edges. In the sun the foliage turns a dazzling orange-gold. tolerates heat and most any type of well drained soil and shade. READY JULY

A stoliniferous subshrub or shrublet, typically growing 12 inches high and 24 inches wide. Frequently used as a groundcover. Large yellow flowers in summer. Full sun to partial shade SOLD OUT

Evergreen woody based perennial. Covered in white blooms in spring. Needs good drainage and likes to be sheared every few years after bloom to maintain compact habit

Native dwarf iris

Very showy for water’s edge or average garden soil. 4 ft. tall, vertical green and creamy white variegation, topped with purple flowers in late spring.

Purple flowering

Blue flowers, great for wetlands, native

A wonderful creeping perennial for around steeping stones and around ponds or decks. Likes moist well drained, soil.

Compact variety, humidity tolerant 32 inches high and wide

Nice compact variety

Great cut flower, tolerates clay soils. More compact than species.

NEW NATIVE 3-5 feet, the tallest of the genus

This compact selection is considered an improvement over it’s parent, forming a dense clump of large, serrated, dark green leaves and mustard yellow flowers on chocolate stems, in midsummer. Great for cutting. Needs a moist location. Likes afternoon shade. 30 inches tall.

Bright red flowers, great for waterside, native

Blue spikes on this native, wetland loving perennial attract hummingbirds and butterflies. Naturalizes in boggy areas 

Very fast growing, aggressive ground cover for full sun or part shade. Bright gold color is best in full sun

Great walkable groundcover for sun or shade , purple flowers READY JULY

NEW The only true red flowering cultivar to rate among the top performers. It has large 4 inch wide, didyma-like flowers that are great for attracting hummingbirds. This cultivar shares many other traits in common with ‘Jacob cline’, however, it is 1 foot shorter and has more consistent powdery mildew resistance.

Berry red flowers atop clean foliage. 30 inches

Soft lavender, pin cushion like flowers. Quite mildew resistant, with excellent shiny foliage

Cherry Red, well branched stems in an upright clump that won’t run all over the garden. Very resistant to powdery mildew! 20 inches 

Same characteristics of the other Sugar Buzz series with deep raspberry purple flowers and dark green foliage.

The earliest blooming catmint with flowers starting in early April and lasting 6 weeks! 10-12 inches, very compact making it a great ground cover. SOLD OUT

Blue flowers, very long blooming. 2-2 1/2 feet tall

8-10 inches, great plant for edging

Creates a lush groundcover of dense, dark green grass-like clumps. Excellent as an edging plant. Evergreen.

Stunning contrast for the front of the border with dense, purple-black, grass like foliage. Produces dark lavender flowers followed by purple berries in fall, creating additional interest.

Slow spreading native Pachysandra, great plant SOLD OUT

Excellent evergreen, deer resistant ground cover for shade 

NEW Fully double, considered one of the best reds.

NEW Very large, double flowers. Pastel pink, very fragrant.

NEW Delightfully fragrant, double white blooms with just a hint of pink blush.

Blackbeard is the latest in the line of dark-foliaged Penstemon digitalis hybrids. In spring, the new burgundy red foliage emerges from the 30″ tall, very sturdy, upright, burgundy stems. As the leaves mature, their color changes to dark black-purple. In early May the stalks are topped with clusters of mauvy lavender flowers. This Penstemon has the darkest foliage of all the hybrids

Dark purple foliage

With the same drought tolerance and silvery texture of the others, ‘Little Spire’ rarely exceeds two feet tall and never falls over. 

Tall, loose spikes of lavender-blue flowers bloom from summer to fall. Drought tolerant. 3-4 feet    

NEW This is anew hybrid Phlox that blooms earlier then average tall garden phlox, starting about 2-3 weeks earlier. Pure white flowers with a faint light purple eye appear from early summer well into mid summer with some rebloom in fall. Broad, dark green foliage stays beautiful all season. It has exceptional mildew resistance, thick leathery leaves, and a stoloniferous habit. 28-32 inches READY JULY

NEW ‘Glamour Girl’ maintains bright green, healthy looking foliage on strong stems all summer, with hot coral pink flowers in mid through late summer. She powers through hot, humid summers with ease, shaking off any signs of powdery mildew that looks her way.

This selection possesses outstanding mildew resistance with carrying shades of sweetly scented, lavender-pink flowers, vibrant midsummer through early autumn. Foliage remains clean green while flower clusters create a tiered effect along upright, multi-stemmed branches. 4-5 feet. 

4-5 ft. Rose-pink flowers, very powdery mildew resistant

A cross between Phlox subulata and Phlox divaricatus. Blooms almost as early as subulata but much longer. Lavender blooms, evergreen

Pink flowers over evergreen spreading foliage. A cross between divaricatus and subulate SOLD OUT

Native ground cover phlox for shade. Pink flowering SOLD OUT

READY MID JUNE

White creeping phlox

This is a hybrid groundcover phlox that behaves similarly to Phlox subulata. It has a more intense, fantastic flower color then you would expect from the classic varieties. The notched, upturned petals look like tiny pinwheels. Grows lower to the ground and spreads slowly and more restrained than ‘Emerald Blue’. SOLD OUT

Very ornamental variegated foliage forms colonies in shade/ pt. sun READY AUGUST

NATIVE Easily grown in average, medium to wet, well drained soil in part to full shade. Prefers moist, humusy soil. Slowly spread by rhizomes to form colonies in optimum growing conditions.

Great heat and humidity tolerance. Heavily spotted leaves topped with large, dark cobalt blue flowers in late February.

The hardiest Rosemary

This knee high performer is a knockout in the landscape! At 12-16 inches, it forms a tidy, compact clump. Blooms July-October.

Native cone flower, very long blooming, 7-8 ft. Likes moist soil READY AUGUST

Giant powder blue basal foliage 2 feet across. 4-6 feet tall. Yellow flowers late spring, early summer. Good pollinator.

NEW Arctic Blaze is a series that combines the larger, brighter blooms of annual Salvia species with the hardiness of perennial types. Hot pink flowers are covered over dark mahogany to maroon stems above an airy base of foliage. Bloooms all summer. 2 feet

Dark purple spikes, very long blooming, heavy re bloomer

Noted for it’s vivid indigo flowers along deep purple-black stems

White blooming Salvia

A profusion of blue-purple pincushion flowers. A butterfly magnet, blooming May until frost. READY JULY

Distinguished from ‘Autumn Joy’ by its compact habit and resistance to stem rot. 18 inches

Low growing, smoky blue foliage with giant 6-8 in. raspberry colored flowers

Deeply serrated blue foliage appears in spring, turning to bright green. Late summer into fall, a massive dome of bubblegum pink, star shaped flowers totally cover the foliage. 8 inches

Creeping, bronze-purple succulent evergreen foliage holds it’s color way into summer. 2-3 inches tall-12-24 inches wide.

Powdery blue-grey leaves, accented by tiny white flower clusters. Perfect for rock gardens, between stepping stones or in the crevices of dry walls.

Tight blue foliage resembles a Blue Spruce. Very hardy and drought tolerant  READY JULY

Bright yellow foliage, evergreen, great fall color GALLONS NOW/ QUARTS MID JULY

READY MID JULY

Improved dragon’s blood. Short and tidy 4in., red color intensifies with cooler weather

Tight green foliage, great ground cover

A variegated sport of ‘Autumn Joy’. Light green leaves with a buttery white band on the serrated edge. Very showy READY AUGUST

This mat forming succulent turns a showy burgundy color in the fall. Trailing stems hold round leaves that form rosettes at the tips. Starry white to pale pink flowers. 3 inches tall- 12 inches wide.

Mauve stems with pink blooms, 9-12 inches

Rosettes of red leaves, tipped with green, and unique webbed edges

NEW Very round, olive green, symmetrical rosettes open a bit to reveal a red base. Small 2 inch rosettes with heavy webbing. READY JULY

Silver green petals have a blush of red at the base

Low growing succulents, great for hot, sunny dry conditions.

Bright blue star shaped flowers atop Iris like foliage May through June

Aggressive ground cover

One of the most striking and beautiful of the native perennials. Canary red flowers with yellow throats. Part shade

NEW Unlike Stachys byzantine, this species forms large, rounded clumps of green, long and narrow, textured leaves. It is lovely even when it’s not in bloom. Early through mid summer, sturdy spikes of lavender flowers appear putting on quite a display. READY MID JUNE

Pure white, very long blooming. June-August, Deer resistant 

True royal purple flowers with a hint of red towards the center that darkens as it ages. The contrasting white stamens and purple-tinged stems add to its appeal. Neatly mounding foliage. 14 inches.

Lavender flowers with incredible flower power. The flowers just keep coming and coming! Very compact

Meadow rue has beautiful lacy foliage a bit like Columbine. This selection produces rather tall clumps, with near-black stems that bear huge clusters of bright lavender-magenta flowers in midsummer. Makes an unusual cut flower. 47-70 inches

NEW A wonderful shade perennial with foliage similar to an Epimedium. Leaflets colored olive, tan, and copper to red-brown are held on wiry stems; each with a central silver star. Tufts of lavender flowers float over the foliage spring through summer. 8 in. READY MID JULY

Woolly foliage, great walkable plant

Tight foliage, great for stepping stones

Tiny, pink flowers cover fuzzy, gray green leaves which emit a pleasing scent when stepped on. Great for stepping stones and dry conditions. READY MID JULY

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NEW Bright green leaves are deeply cut and marked with a black feather. Probably the best winter color of ALL Tiarella, pinks, reds, purples, and blacks, A strong grower with a mounding habit and light pink flower buds changing to white spring flowers.

Forms a nice, weed suppressing ground cover, 2-3 feet wide. Deeply lobed fuzzy green leaves marked with a dramatic, wide black vein pattern

Shiny, laquered, deeply-lobed foliage gives a lacy appearance. Bright green leaves have a dark, bold burgundy center marking

A dwarf version of the species. 2 ft. tall 

Great for butterflies. A very long bloomer. Marginal but a heavy re-seeder.

Trailing, deep purple flowers from June-frost. This one is considered an annual to zone 6 or less, but worth the risk since it blooms all summer!

NATIVE Foliage very similar to Amsonia, 36 inches, purple flowers in fall

NATIVE Purple native wildflower, 4-7 feet 

Dainty white flowers cover this glossy green groundcover early spring to mid summer. Bronze foliage in fall

Low growing, spring blooming ground cover, blue flowers, deer and drought resistant

NATIVE A regal plant that hovers above the border with long spikes of pale purple flowers in med summer. 4-5 feet. Full sun SOLD OUT

NATIVE Big dramatic spikes of Veronica like flowers in July and August. Very long lasting once established. 4-6 ft., best used in the back of the border

Very showy silvery foliage, purple flowers, slow growing native cultivar for the shade

NEW Slightly arching, sword shaped, striped foliage of creamy-white against dark green provides great architectural interest. Tolerant of wind, heat, humidity and drought. Evergreen.

Caryopteris needs full sun and a light, well drained soil. Avoid heavy, wet, clay type soil. Great for the perennial border for late season color. Butterfly magnet. Longwood Blue extends the bloom season with a later bloom time than other bluebeards. 2-3 ft READY JULY

NEW Fragrant spikes of rose-pink flowers stand above glossy green foliage in the summer. Compact habit. Slow growing to 4-6 ft. tall READY JULY

NEW  A profusion of upright fragrant white flower spikes, attract butterflies. Dense, compact habit make it great for small gardens. Grows well in wet areas. Slow growing to 3 ft. tall  READY JULY

Improved version of native Annabelle. Huge flowers on sturdy stems won’t flop in heavy rain. 3-4 ft. Proven Winner

NEW The dark burgundy red flower buds of Invincibelle Ruby open to a two toned combination of bright ruby red and silvery pink. The foliage is extra dark and the stems are extra strong. Strong rebloomer. SOLD OUT

Masses of showy, large flowers up to 11 inches are held upright on stiff, strong stems. Very compact, growing only 2-3 feet tall with a neat mounded habit. Full to part sun PROVEN WINNER 

4-6 feet tall. Large creamy-white flowers turning to vivid red for lots of summer color. Great cut flower. Exceptionally hardy SOLD OUT

Huge, lacecap like flowers, 3 times larger than other Panicle Hydrangeas. Grows up to 12 feet tall

Huge, football shaped flowers open green and age to an array of pink, red and burgundy. 6-8 feet. Proven Winner

A dwarf form of the popular Limelight Hydrangea. Little Lime sports the same great flower power but in a smaller package. Attractive green flowers turn pink in fall. 3-5 ft. tall and wide 

A profusion of robust flower clusters that open white and age to pink, remain upright even after a heavy rain. Compact, 3 feet tall and 3-4 feet wide in 10 years. READY JULY

A true dwarf form growing 3 1/2 -4 ft. tall. 9 inch long flowers start out white, turning pink and then ruby red. READY JULY

NEW Snow Queen is noted for it’s upright habit and very large flowers maturing to pin. Great burgundy fall color. 4-5 ft. tall. READY JULY

A Better behaved cousin to the less than polite trumpet vine. This Native vine can grow in full sun or partial shade. Blooms in late spring, early summer. 30-40 ft. SOLD OUT

Deep purple flowers from June- October 

NEW Free-flowering, medium sized compact but vigorous deciduous climber. Single rounded flowers are satin-white with a central green stripe on the reverse and contrasting stamens of creamy filaments and dark red anthers. Flowers late spring to early summer.

NEW Large, showy pink blooms with red centers and flashy dark pink ribbons on each petal. First flush of flowers may be followed by a second, smaller flush.

Vigorous climbing vine. Slow-growing shrubby habit until established, then quite vigorous. White lacecap blooms in summer

Considered the best of the reds. Very long blooming and mildew resistant READY JULY