Covered with a profusion of dark velvety mauve flowers, with a deeper reddish flush along the midrib with greenish-cream anthers. The 4-petaled blossoms are held wide open and measure 5 in. across. Flowers are followed by silky seed heads. Attracts bees, butterflies and hummingbirds

Balls of clustered flowers in a mix of red, blue, lavender, lilac and white. Prefers woodlands.

Spikes of white flowers backed with dark red bracts in the summer.  Impressive, deeply cut, dark green, thistle-like foliage.  Makes a great architectural accent.  Needs excellent drainage in the winter.

A vigorous, early-blooming variety with large burnt orange flower heads. Habit is compact.

A smaller version of A. ‘Moonshine’ with the same lemon yellow flower umbels and feathery gray-green foliage.

Bright red clusters on sturdy stems from early summer to early autumn. A wonderful butterfly magnet!

Compact variety has a tidy plant habit, with bold, violet red tightly held flowers that keep their color longer into the summer. Drought tolerant. Deer/rabbit resistant. Reflowers well, deadheading helps!

Features pure white flower clusters over compact, ferny, green foliage. Excellent for cutting, fresh or dried. Deadhead regularly to promote continued blooming. Spreads moderately, so it’s best to divide regularly in fall or spring. Deer/rabbit resistant. Drought tolerant.

Long lasting bunches of bright pink flowers fading to soft pink blooming from early to late summer.

Taller than other varieties this Yarrow has bright red flower clusters in summer and with a good rebloom if deadheaded.

Taller and sturdier stems help this yarrow stand out with bright pink flower heads in summer with good rebloom if deadheaded.

Unusual and earlier blooming monkshood! Adaptable from full sun to moderate shade. May need staking. Does not like to dry out. Great cut flower. Deer/rabbit resistant.

Dark violet spikes in Sept-Oct. Excellent glossy dark-green foliage all season. Deer & rabbit resistant

Creamy white hooded flowers on tall spikes mid to late summer. Deep green foliage holds up well after bloom.

Shiny deep green foliage with branched spikes of creamy white flower in late summer. If you break a stem it has been known to smell a bit skunky hence the name. Attracts bees & butterflies

Our lovely native Maidenhair fern of delicate form and texture. Young fiddlehead emerge pink in spring. Protect from afternoon sun/heat.

Long-lasting lavender-blue flower spikes all summer. Foliage is fragrant.  Great pollinator plant.  Not long-lived, but reseeds reliably.

Fragrant chartreuse foliage contrasts with violet flowers. Blooms through the summer.  Short-lived but reseeds readily.

Three colors on a single plant! Stunning tri-color leaves of bright yellow, orange, and red on this new ultra-hardy hybrid Ajuga, plants are topped in spring with beautifully contrasting cobalt-blue flowers.

Green and white variegated foliage with deep purple flowers in spring. Attracts butterflies & hummingbirds Deer resistant

A cultivar with shiny, very dark burgundy scalloped foliage.  Short spikes of deep blue blooms cover the plant in the spring.  Slow-spreading to 3 feet wide.

Forms a dense mat of rounded green leaves that start out with a nice bronze flush than covered with blueberry-colored flowers in summer.

Lovely tri-color foliage is burgundy, white and green. Flowers blue.

Distinctly curled leaves of dark bronze. Unlike other Ajuga, it’s not a rapid spreader.

Ruffled double and semi-double blooms in a mix of deep purple and white.

A true perennial form of Hollyhocks that bear tall stems of deep purple for most of the summer.

New introduction in the ‘Spotlight’ series. Black-purple single flowers; blooms first year and truly perennial (unlike the old-fashioned biennial varieties). Cut to ground after bloom.

Rose-pink single mallow flowers on tall, sturdy stems.  This selection is from the perennial Spotlight series.

A dwarf form with sprays of chartreuse flowers.

Low tufts of grey-green scalloped foliage, with umbels of bright gold flowers late spring to early summer.

Large lavender balls of flowers over blue-green foliage give a big impact in the sunny garden. Attracts butterflies and bees.

Clumps of flat, narrow, grass-like leaves and tiny bell-shaped, pink to lilac pink (occasionally white) flowers which appear in loose, nodding clusters.

Golf ball sized lavender globes over broad blue-green foliage in early summer. Goes dormant after bloom.

A later blooming ornamental onion with deep purple balls of flowers mid to late summer. Rabbit & deer resistant

Profuse 2” rosy purple umbels on strong stems in mid to late summer.

A large-flowered selection of Common Chives, forms a low mound of grassy leaves, with rose-purple flowers in late spring. Flowers and leaves are edible. Nice as a cut flower, fresh or dried. Attracts hummingbirds and butterflies. Clumps are easily divided in spring or fall. Deadhead to prevent self-seeding, as they will revert to regular chives. […]

Compact and swirling blue-green foliage topped in summer with lilac colored balls. A great plant for rock gardens. Attracts butterflies and bees Deer and rabbit resistant

Flat blue-green corkscrew shoots form a distinctive clump. Pink flowers in late summer.

Handsome blue-green, strap-like leaves are followed in late summer with 18″ stems of decorative, 2″ balls of lavender-pink flowers, growing from clusters of small bulbs which have had medicinal use throughout Europe, Siberia, Northern Asia. Bronzy-yellow fall foliage.

Dwarf ornamental onion with rich purple balls of flowers on dark purple stems. The seed heads are also ornamental for winter interest.

Masses of yellow blooms over evergreen silver-gray foliage in spring. Forms a low-spreading mound.  Needs good drainage. Great for rock gardens. Attracts bees Deer resistant

A new, long-blooming form with dark blue flowers. Habit is dense and mounding.

Thread-like leaves and very pale blue flowers in June-July. Awesome yellow fall color for weeks.

A threadleaf and compact version of the industry standard Amsonia hubrichtii. Light periwinkle blue flowers in late spring, flowering later than ‘Storm Cloud’. Golden-orange fall color. Deer resistant. Heat and humidity tolerant. Can go several years between divisions.

In this cultivar the stems emerge near black in the spring!  Typical blue flowers cover the plant in early summer.  Forms a wide mound.

Bright blue forget-me-not flowers over shrubby plants with fuzzy foliage. Blooms early summer with brilliant cobalt-blue flowers.

Low-growing mound of evergreen icy blue foliage blanketed by masses of nodding, bell-shaped, small, pink flowers in early spring. Compact, spreading habit. Great in rock gardens and as groundcover along stream margins.

Foliage starts deep green with some red highlights, as the season progresses the color becomes more and more red increasing to deep burgundy. Late season brings fluffy flower heads that are shades of red.

Bright pink Anemone that blooms in late spring on compact plants.

Elegant white bicolor flowers are semi-double, with ruffled edges. Petal back sides are pale lavender, giving a pale pink effect from the front. Dark stems completely cover a compact clump of leathery, olive green foliage.