Excellent groundcover with delicate scented foliage and tiny white flowers in May.

This succulent produces masses of fleshy mottled leaves. Flowers are bell-shaped pink to orange and green on long slender stems.

An adorable mini succulent with flat, stemless, tongue-like fleshy foliage dotted in white.

Native woodland groundcover. Red berries and dark green aromatic foliage which turns purplish red in fall/winter. Charming.

Showy white and green leaves that turn pink in the winter. Small white flowers in summer are followed by bright red edible berries. Makes a nice colorful groundcover. Deer resistant Drought tolerant

Spikes of hot pink flowers are formed on dark burgundy stems over deep green foliage flowering all summer and into fall. It loves a hot sunny spot with well drained soil.

We saw this new floriferous gentian from Darrell Probst a few years ago and couldn’t wait till it was available! Large, upward-facing true blue bells from midsummer until fall.

Foliage in spring emerges orange to gold and changes to lime-green. Violet-blue flowers from summer to fall.

Large magenta flowers with a black center and black veins. blooming abundantly from early to late summer.

A cultivar with bright magenta red blooms in the spring over fragrant spreading foliage.

Fragrant semi-evergreen foliage is tidy and neat all season and will spread to make a lovely ground cover in sun or shade. White flowers appear in spring and will rebloom sporadically through the summer. In fall the foliage turns bright orange-red. Drought tolerant  

Clump forming with mounds of attractive foliage and sweet lavender flowers with darker veins.

Light lavender-pink blooms contrast beautifully with the deep chocolate-bronze foliage. Even when not in bloom it’s a standout!

Saturated purple flowers have darker veining on each petal and a white eye making this a very striking addition to your garden.

Blue-violet blooms in summer over dark bronze foliage. Upright habit and excellent vigor compared to earlier varieties of this type.

Deep blue flowers June through September. Bronze fall foliage. A wonderful geranium for long bloom.

A compact growth habit with early blooming that lasts into summer makes this a perfect plant for the front of the border or in mixed containers. Bright purple flowers and finely cut deep green foliage.

Magenta flowers on creeping stems forming a lovely ground cover. Attracts bees & butterflies Deer & rabbit resistant

Soft pink flowers with crimson veining. Long-blooming. Low and spreading.

Charming flowers white, tinged pink, in June. Fragrant foliage turns red in the fall. A hybrid of G. macrorrhizum and G. dalmaticum. Makes a great groundcover. Attracts bees and butterflies Clay soil tolerant Deer and rabbit resistant Drought tolerant

Very floriferous with outward facing lavender-pink flowers and marbled foliage that turns to reddish tones in the fall.

Blooms of deep orange with red highlights and edges with burgundy stems. Late-spring/early-summer. Deer/rabbit/pest/disease resistant. Attracts bees/butterflies/hummingbirds.

Single to semi-double yellow blooms with rose-colored tips on dark burgundy stems. Late-spring to mid-summer. Velvety, semi-evergreen foliage. Great as a cut flower. Attracts bees/butterflies. Some deer resistance.

Unique foliage on a slow-growing plant.  Large leaves are lobed and distinctly veined.

Bright green foliage on a narrow upright tree. Brilliant yellow fall color.

A dwarf rounded multi-stemmed cultivar that develops protuberances on the trunk as it matures. An interesting silhouette.

Very rare selection, so some information is yet to be confirmed. Not dwarf. Hardy to at least zone 5, perhaps more. Horizontal to slightly pendant branches with an upright terminal leader. Leaves are irregularly variegated with bold, rich yellow and noted for not reverting.

A slow growing ginkgo with variegated, gold and green foliage.

Irregular bands of cream & green stripe each leaf on this beautiful cultivar. This neat tree is a very new introduction so the ultimate size is unknown at this time.

A low spreading cultivar, 3′-6′ in 10 years.

This tree is so new is has yet to be described! Once we have a description from the grower we will post it.

Leaves have a blue-cast early season, maturing to yellow edges before golden fall color takes over. Horizontal branching and low-spreading habit.

A densely-branched, narrow growing form.  Grows 15-20’ tall, but only 5-8’ wide.

Leaves emerge a soft cream, then develop yellow tones, and then mature to defined green with white blotches and streaks. Broad upright, oval shrub-like habit. A new selection, so height is uncertain. Variegated varieties need a site protected from afternoon sun.

Fragrant white blooms marked with purple in late summer.  Attractive sword-like foliage. Corms easy to store in the north. Syn. Acidanthera

Bright red blooms with slightly ruffled edges in late summer. Corms are easily dug and brought inside to overwinter.

Palmate leaves in dense dome, charming single lavender flowers in spring. One of our favorite woodland plants.

A thornless variety featuring a pyramidal habit up to 45 feet tall. Leaves turn a nice yellow in fall. Deer resistant

Evergreen mats of shiny oval leaves with 4-5″ stems of blue button flowers in spring.

A small creeping rock garden plant with blue button flowers in summer.

Spherical 1 inch rich-purple flower heads are both excellent cut and dried flowers. Blooms through the summer.

Spherical 1 inch hot pink flower heads tipped in yellow on strong stems are excellent cut flowers.  Forms a large, bushy plant by the end of the summer.

Easy and free-flowering with spherical 1-2 inch red flower heads that are excellent both cut and dried.

A Graptopetalum and Sedum hybrid. A bronze/pink succulent that trails as it grows. The rosettes grow tightly along the stem. Syn. Vera Higgins

Very low alpine with white flowers splashed with pink in spring over woolly blue-gray foliage.

Low, arching bamboo-like foliage of yellow with a green line. One of the best grasses for shade. Spreads slowly.

A graceful mound of green foliage that turns a lovely red in the fall.

Bright yellow blades striped with white and arching gracefully and waving in the breezes.

A sport of H. ‘All Gold’ with chartreuse gold foliage tipped in crimson.   Becomes more orange and burgundy in the fall.

The Carolina Silverbell is a smaller flowering tree that is native to the mid-Atlantic states but also hardy here and an easy grower. In spring the open branches are loaded with dangling white bells. It grows best in consistently moist soils.