A cultivar with coppery orange flowers.

A selection from Broken Arrow Nursery with large, lemon yellow flowers in closely spaced clusters. Provides a showy display in late fall.

We’ve rooted cuttings from a few resident ‘mother’ ivy plants- ‘Filigran’, Henriette’, and ‘Ingobert’. Treated as a houseplant or for hanging baskets. Solid green ivies are tolerant of shade, while variegated ivies prefer part sun.

One of the new compact Mariachi Heleniums, this cultivar has showy orange and yellow daisy blossoms.

Multicolored daisy blooms with yellow petals splashed in orange. Starts blooming in early summer and continues through the growing season.

Deep orange saucer-shaped flowers on trailing stems. Perfect for the rock garden or as groundcover. Deadhead to promote additional blooms. Deer resistant. Attracts butterflies.

Soft yellow flowers in late summer sit atop clump-forming stems. Very floriferous.

Everblooming 4″ large yellow with orange-red banding; excellent cut flower. Doesn’t require deadheading; great for bees/birds/butterflies/critters, but deer resistant!

Vigorous trailer with rounded, silver, wooly leaves.

Outstanding foliage plants with 3′ branching stems and chartreuse woolly leaves.  Outstanding in mixed containers.

A larger alternative to Festuca glauca. Ornamental narrow blue leaf blades form a clump. Flower spikelets mature to a golden wheat color by fall. Best blue color occurs in dryish soils. Deer/drought tolerant.

A new “wow” for the summer garden.  Bright yellow daisies on strong stems over variegated foliage blooming summer through fall.

Covered in 2” single gold flowers for eight weeks, peaking in July. Foliage is rough, resembling a clumping shrub-like cross between Helianthus and Rudbeckia. Through the summer, you’ll see the flowers blanketed with pollinators and come fall, the seedheads are visited by local songbirds.

Profusion of intense orange-red flowers over deep bronze foliage. Blooms mid-late summer. Great for cutting. Nectar attracts pollinators.

Large gold daisies with mahogany centers top purple stems and foliage  through the summer.

Deep violet fragrant flower clusters over large, dark green foliage.

Soft pink double flowers in spring over leathery deep green foliage. Attracts bees Drought tolerant Deer resistant

Large pure white flowers over silvery marbled foliage in early spring. Attracts bees Drought tolerant Deer resistant

Large dark purple, almost black flowers.  From the Honeymoon Series, developed by Walters Gardens for vigor, profuse flowering and rich colors.

A more vigorous selection with white flowers held in a more upright fashion. H. niger has proven to be reliably hardy for us.

Semi-double pure white flowers face outwards instead of the typical downward direction of most Hellebores. These also flower earlier others. Good cut flower Early pollen source for emerging bees Deer & rabbit resistant

Anemone-like cultivar with nodding single white flowers and a semi-double ruffled center with a narrow edge of red-violet around the ruffles. Deer/rabbit resistant.

Vivid wine red flowers with contrasting white anthers and maroon new growth makes this a standout in the early spring garden. This plant is a very important food source for early wakening bees. Attracts early arriving bees Deer resistant Drought tolerant

Hellebores or Lenten Roses are usually the first perennial to bloom in spring and this one is no different! Outwards facing flowers of a bright creamy-white with tough almost evergreen foliage. Hellebores can take the driest and shadiest parts of your garden once they have rooted in with not care other than cleaning up the […]

Hellebores or Lenten Roses are usually the first perennial to bloom in spring and this one is no different! Outwards facing flowers of a soft pink with tough almost evergreen foliage. Hellebores can take the driest and shadiest parts of your garden once they have rooted in with not care other than cleaning up the […]

Hellebores or Lenten Roses are usually the first perennial to bloom in spring and this one is no different! Outwards facing flowers of a bright rosy-red with tough almost evergreen foliage. Hellebores can take the driest and shadiest parts of your garden once they have rooted in with not care other than cleaning up the […]

Hellebores or Lenten Roses are usually the first perennial to bloom in spring and this one is no different! Outwards facing flowers of a bright white and a slight pink flush with tough almost evergreen foliage. Hellebores can take the driest and shadiest parts of your garden once they have rooted in with not care […]

Near-white to pale yellow blossoms. Narrow gold wire edge on petals. Blooms late in the daylily season.

Midseason bloomer with 5” red flowers on tall scapes.  Some rebloom.

The darkest purple-black flowers with lime-green throat. Midseason bloomer.

A tetraploid; July/August – a fragrant prolific rebloomer with stunning 5″ flowers featuring lavender recurved petals edged with tight creamy-yellow ruffles and a lime-green throat. Attracts butterflies/hummingbirds. Salt tolerant. Rabbit resistant.

Lemon yellow, 4” fragrant flowers that will rebloom like H. ‘Happy Returns’.

A very showy daylily blooming in midsummer! Rich, rosy red flowers have a creamy yellow, incredibly ruffled picotee edge. A narrow pale pink watermark appears above the lime green throat.

Large light peachy pink blooms with pale green throat. Midseason bloomer.

Bright pink flowers with highly ruffled petal edges, yellow margins and a yellow throat with a green eye. Very large 6″ flowers bloom heavily early summer and rebloom in late summer as temperatures begin to cool.

The first early blooming red daylily begins in mid-June and will rebloom through the season.

Mustard yellow with deep purple center and yellow-green throat. Petals have crimped picotee edges. Tetraploid. Late bloomer.

Large, sunny yellow blooms with ruffled petals open wide and flat. Lots of flowers midseason on well-branched scapes.  Tetraploid.

Fragrant lemon-yellow flowers in June.  An old favorite.

Large 6” mauve lavender flowers with yellow eyes are very fragrant.  Petals are twisted and recurved.  Lots of flowers on well-branched scapes midseason with some rebloom.

A very rare daylily with variegated green and white striped foliage and bright golden flowers. More compact so place it near the front of the border.

6″ triangular shaped flowers are peach with a wine purple eye. Like watercolor paint, the purple color blends to lavender purple toward the yellow throat for a stunning display. A thin, purple picotee edge frames the edge of the blooms.

Fragrant clear yellow flowers on compact plants with excellent rebloom.

Large pink blossom with a heavily toothed yellow fringe. Midseason-late. Reblooms.

5″ mauve rose flowers have an orange tint and are beautifully contrasted with its wine red eye and matching picotee edge. Shows consistent rebloom for an extended bloom time.

A heavily ruffled pink cultivar with yellow throat. Strong-grower with a very long bloom time. Midseason to late.

Large, vigorous plants with 5″ blooms of fragrant lemon-yellow. An old favorite. Midseason bloom.

Lemon yellow spider form with long, narrow petals on tall stems. Blooms early with great rebloom.

Large rich purple tetraploid. Early to midseason bloom.

The enormous and fragrant 7″ flower is apricot orange with an incredibly wide, orange red eye. Along the ruffled edge is a matching orange red picotee edge with a razor thin golden yellow margin.