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

Luscious apple red and paprika-colored flowers with sulphur yellow centers bloom from early to late summer atop gray-green, ferny leaves.

Deep, vibrant red flowers with golden yellow centers bloom from early to late summer atop gray-green, ferny leaves. The color stays rich even with the full heat of summer.

Sulphur-yellow flowers June through August. Silvery foliage.

Long-blooming yellow-centered rosy-pink blooms on sturdy, upright plants. Best grown in lean soils.

Long-blooming yellow-centered red blooms on a sturdy, upright plant. Best grown in lean soils.

Bright butter-yellow blooms through the summer. Best grown in lean soils.

Dark violet spikes in Sept-Oct. Excellent glossy dark-green foliage all season.

Strong stems that don’t require staking. Lovely late summer hooded blue-violet flower spikes.

Free flowering habit, terminal racemes of elegant, soft violet drooping bell-shaped flowers, held on upright stems well above the foliage, blooms from early summer to fall, deadhead to re-bloom, tight clumping habit with strong, healthy green foliage.

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.

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.

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

A single-flowered species that is more resistant to rust.  This strain is a mixture of bright shades of pink, red, yellow and white.

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.

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

Single lemon yellow flowers with rust-resistant wrinkled foliage.

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.

Lilac-purple 4″ spherical flower heads in May. This plant always attracts lots of attention in the garden. Goes dormant after bloom. Excellent cut.

Oversized 10”-12″ balls of light purple blooms in summer.

Profuse 2” lavender-purple globes in midsummer over a mound of twisted gray-green foliage.  Great pollinator plant.

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

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.

Pale blue flowers in June. Broader foliage is soft yellow in fall. Forms a full shrub-like clump.

Blue flowers in June. Green willow-like foliage is soft yellow in fall.

Double yellow blooms in early spring. Summer dormant.

Delicate pink flowers in September. Spreads. Hardier than other tall, fall anemones.

Clear white flowers atop 3’-4’ stems in fall.

Large double purple-pink flowers starting in late summer.

Semi-double white flowers on 2-3′ foot stems make great cut flowers. Blooms from September to October.

Elegant woodland plant with waxy lavender bells in airy panicles. Summer-blooming.

Gray mats with pink flower “tufts” in spring. Tolerant of dry conditions.

Antique form with rose, violet and wine, short-spurred flowers in spring.

Beautiful gold foliage glows in the shade. Small clusters of white flowers in late summer are followed by purple berries.

Our native Jack in the Pulpit with green-bronze spathes.

Wide, lobed, silvery foliage and prostrate habit. Doesn’t sucker.

Creamy white flower spikes over attractive delicate ferny foliage in early summer. Lovely red fall color.

Our native goatsbeard with creamy white plumes June through July. Dramatic and easy.

Creamy white plumes June through July. Dramatic. Shorter than the straight species with lacy foliage.

A cross between A. aesthusifolius and A. dioicus. Bronze stems with cream flowers. Foliage turns corals to reds in the autumn.

A cross between the taller A. dioicus and more diminutive A. aethusifolius, this hybrid make a compact clump with creamy plumes in early summer.

Native non-evergreen ginger with lustrous heart-shaped leaves. Unusual flowers hidden under the foliage. Makes a great groundcover.

Distinctive shiny round leaves on an evergreen groundcover for humusy shade.

Soft pink flowers in showy clusters in July.  Milkweeds are excellent pollinator plants.

Showy white flowers in summer. Long lasting. Good cut.

Large heads of brilliant orange flowers July through August. Best in drier conditions.

A dense carpet of snow-white daisies in the fall. Looks great with heathers and sedums.

Hot salmon-pink flowers August through September.