Beautiful coral-pink flowers and fairly good mildew resistance.

Huge, red flowers. Dark green mildew-resistant foliage.

Brilliant pink flowers atop tall stems are a magnet for all the pollinators. Drought tolerant Attracts pollinators Deer & rabbit resistant

Rich fuchsia-pink flowers over deep green highly mildew resistant foliage on compact plants. Attracts bees & butterflies  

Large maple-like leaves emerge bronze, then age to green splashed red. Early white bell flowers. Likes moisture.

Large, deep lavender flowers are clustered on dense spikes, blooming better through the heat of summer than most.

Dense spikes of deep lavender-purple flowers through the summer over glossy green foliage.

Medium blue flowers on tall spikes most of the summer on upright plants. One of our favorites for long bloom-time!

Large, bright blue flowers on bushy plants all summer. Attracts hummingbirds, bees & butterflies Deer & rabbit resistant Drought tolerant

Compact and spreading habit covered with aromatic grey-green leaves which are smothered in showy spikes of lavender flowers the bees can’t resist! Deer resistant and rough tolerant.

Dense spikes of larger and bluer flowers than average on sturdy stems through the summer.  This cultivar has a tidier, more compact habit than other catmints. Attracts bees, butterflies & hummingbirds Drought tolerant Good cut flower Deer & rabbit resistant

Long-blooming cultivar forming a large fragrant mass of soft lavender blooms from late spring on if sheared. Attracts bees & butterflies Drought tolerant Deer & rabbit resistant  

Very flat growth with large lemon yellow flowers in June-July. Prefers a dry site.

Large, light pink flowers with white centers in late spring through the summer.  Forms low spreading mounds.  Can be overly vigorous in warmer climates.

Resembling forget-me-nots this sweet perennial bears bouquets of soft blue flowers with a white eye in spring on a slowly creeping plant.

Large pads have small hooked barbs and large orange flowers in spring.  For dry sites.

A brilliant combination of Mukdenia and Oresitrophe, ‘Fusion of Fire’ takes the best of both plants for a one of a kind new perennial. The Mukdenia background lends notched leaves and brilliant red fall color. Oresitrophe provides massive leaves at more than 12″ wide and sprays of blushing pink flowers in spring.

Compact and upright growing topped with clusters of rosy-pink flowers from June to September. Makes a wonderful cut flower. Attracts pollinators Drought tolerant

Curious little gray-leaved succulent. Flowers look like little pink dunce caps. Fall-blooming.

Stems of white blooms emerge from rosettes of tiny succulent gray-green foliage  similar to hens and chicks.

A large-growing fern with cinnamon-colored fertile fronds. Rabbit resistant.

Blue-green, cylindrical leaves with stems of bright yellow daisies above creeping, low-growing foliage for the rock garden or as a houseplant. Need excellent drainage and a dry winter spot. Attracts butterflies. Salt tolerant.

Bright rose-pink flowers on this Oxalis is great for a shady ground cover.

An attractive native groundcover with its mottled, evergreen foliage and fragrant white bottlebrush-shaped flowers in early to mid-spring. It spreads slowly to form a dense carpet. Deer and drought resistant

An early to midseason bloomer with large burgundy, almost black double flowers.

Considered the most fragrant peony ever with a scent of roses. It features large, elegant, double flowers with layer upon layer of shell pink petals. Heavy bloomer with sturdy stems. Excellent cut flower. Reliable and vigorous.

Fully double yellow Itoh Peony has very large blooms completely covering any stamens in the center. A delicious fragrance is an added reward.

Cream and  yellow blooms have a pink blush and pink edging. Sturdy branches hold the blooms upright without added support. Attracts bees Deer resistant

This cultivar with very fragrant double yellow flowers.

The very large semi-double blooms feature pink petals that age to cream, with a contrasting maroon-red eye and yellow tuft of stamens.

This cultivar has single to semi-double coral pink blooms that fade to creamy yellow.

This cultivar has glowing scarlet single blooms.

Very large flowers that are fuchsia with dark purple and white streaked-running petals.

Single. cupped white flowers with yellow stamens in May over gray-green foliage.  Beautiful metallic blue seeds on red stalks in late summer.  Strong-growing.

Huge double flowers open dark pink then mature to a white center with pink picotee edge.

Large single white flowers with prominent yellow stamens. Midseason.

Starts as a pink bud and develops large, ivory white flowers emitting a strong fragrance.

Semi-double lemon yellow fragrant blossoms with lots of bright yellow stamens in the center on strong stems that need no staking.

Semi-double.  Compact and long-lived. Dark pink-red bowl-shaped flowers appear between May and early June. Great fragrance and wonderful cut flower.

Twisted white petals are streaked with roses-pink…very unusual.

Fragrant, semi-double coral flowers on strong stems. Early bloomer.

Fringed and frilly center petals of a rich purple-magenta surrounded by larger petals. Each petal is tipped in white.

Late large double pink. Lightly fragrant.

Pink bomb with center of light pink and canary yellow. Midseason bloomer.

Glowing 6-8 inch semi-double white blooms with ruffled petals.

Striking, large 6 inch, semi-double blooms are deep rose to red streaked with white.

Fine delicate texture with narrow, deeply cut, fern-like leaves that may go dormant in summer. It has double, lightly scented, bright red flowers with stalks that may be weak in exposed sites or rich soil and require staking.

Large double soft pink flowers open to reveal the cluster of bright yellow stamens.

Larger, showier seed heads on this graceful new cultivar. Sheer red-tinted flower clusters wave good-bye to summer as blue-green blades turn to a blaze of old golds and maroons that promise to brighten your autumn and maintain a winter presence. Attracts birds

Lovely short-lived perennial with large saucer flowers in shades from white to lemon to golden yellow to orange-red and pink.  Blooms held on 1-2 foot stalks above the lobed basel foliage.  Will reseed.