Rocky Dale Gardens Plant Catalog

Large brilliant blue flowers have bright yellow eyes with low growing, grassy green foliage.

Flowers open to peachy- coral, age to rose, and fade to a classic Echinacea pink. Long-lasting blooms cover sturdy, compact plants.

Golden yellow petals turn down slightly as they surround a green cone. Butterflies love the abundance of large, long-lasting blooms.

Large flowers in deeply saturated red fade slowly and rebloom in waves all summer. This upright variety has a compact habit and is fragrant.

Very large, raspberry colored coneflowers are early blooming with lots of showy flowers that hold their petals aloft over the crown.

Masses of intense orange flowers have large, central gold-brown cones. Upright, compact plants start blooming in early summer and continue until frost with regular deadheading. Leave some spent blooms over the winter months to feed finches and other birds.

Saturated yellow flowers are bicolor with coral eye. Lots and lots of bright, single-petaled coneflowers are supported by stout, sturdy stems on super winter hardy plants.

This beautiful, long-flowering hybrid foxglove is hardier than usual for northern gardens. It also has a longer summer bloom time, flowering from late spring to late summer.

Pure white blooms have apple green centers for a look that is not commonly seen in Dianthus. ‘Key Lime Pie’ has blooms that are bigger than the usual varieties and tough stems to hold them up without flopping.