Large crabapple fruits and good texture for fresh eating with a nut-like flavor.

Large, juicy and pleasantly tart. Good for eating fresh or in baked goods and sauce. A heavy bearer of golden yellow fruit with an orange blush later in the season. Developed in Japan; also called ‘Mutsu’.

Medium-sized fruit with deep red skin tinged with yellow streaks. Flesh has a spicy-sweet flavor. Ripens early September.

Dark-green skin. Ripens late October. Tart, sweet, crisp and juicy. Keeps well. Good for eating, cooking, and sauce.

Super crisp, sweet, and juicy fruit with skin that ranges from yellow-green with red highlights to mostly red. Exceptional for fresh eating. Stores well and great for baking. Ripens in October. Plant a pollenator such as Granny Smith, Honeycrisp™ or Red Delicious.

‘Honeygold’ apple is noted for its honey-sweet flavor. Pretty white blossoms are followed by golden apples with a red blush that ripen in early October For ‘Honeygold’, Jonathans, Goldens or Courtland are recommended as cross-pollinators.

Upright spreading habit with bright red flowers and reddish foliage.

A beautiful ground cover with low creeping mats studded with lavender-pink flowers.

Large-growing native “fiddlehead fern”, prized by foragers for the edible new growth. Likes moist places along edge of woods.

Native to Western Europe and much easier to grow than the blue Himalayan poppies. Large yellow to orange poppy-like blooms in summer over lobed green foliage.

Evergreen shrub with light bluish-green jagged foliage in whorls.

Tender grass with erect blue-green leaves and panicles of rose-hued summer flowers that fade to white. Flower panicles are covered with silky hairs. Foliage turns purple-red in fall.

Unusual, fragrant, orchid-like wine-red and white flowers.

Early nodding bells open pink then turn soft blue. Summer dormant. Beautiful planted with Narcissus.

Semi dwarf cultivar with twisting branches and foliage.

A large form with sprays of bright chartreuse yellow in spring maturing to golden yellow before turning rich shades of orange in fall.

This small deciduous conifer with graceful weeping branches can reach 10’ tall by 3’ wide if staked. Refined gray-green foliage in summer, very strong orange in autumn. 

A dense-growing, ball-shaped formed with cream flecked needles.

Feathery growth on drooping branch tips. Tolerant of shade and dry conditions. Bright green in summer, bronze in winter. Low, spreading. We’ll also have some trained as standards. Grows 1 foot high by 8 feet wide.

An improved version with better disease resistance, more sun tolerance and no pruning needed.

Lilac-purple, snapdragon-like flowers (to 1″ long) with two-lipped, open-mouthed corollas. Flowers appear in pairs in the leaf axils on slender 1-2″ long pedicels. Each flower purportedly resembles the face of a smiling monkey (hence the common name). Flowers bloom throughout the summer.

Twining vine with crimson to scarlet to orange to yellow and creamy white flowers all at once.

A new color choice in four O’Clocks! Salmon buds open to bright coral flowers with a brilliant magenta star in the center. Lush and full this plant makes a statement in any garden. Flowers open in late afternoon emitting a sweet orange blossom fragrance. Attracts hummingbirds and moths.

Striped, trumpet-shaped flowers emit an orange blossom scent on the evening air. Opening in late afternoon they attract hummingbirds by day and moths at night. The colors of the interesting flowers range from yellow and white to pink and orange.

A more compact grass with green and gold bands. Bred to be infertile so no seedlings!

Slender foliage is variegated with white creating an overall silvery effect. Nice upright vase-like habit swaying in the breezes and bearing airy plumes. also looks wonderful in winter. Attracts birds Deer, drought, salt and rabbit tolerant.

A native woodland perennial with maple-like foliage and airy wands of tiny white flowers in spring.

Clumps of brightly variegated cream and green blades. Flowers attractive and plant looks good all season. One of our favorites.

A true bright red bee balm blooming starting early summer through to fall with some deadheading. This is a pollinator magnet!

Heavy blooming dwarf cultivar with bright red flowers. Mildew-resistant.

Bright pink petals surround the central domed disc with fragrant foliage. Attracts bees, butterflies & hummingbirds

White to pale pink flowers are speckled with purple and bloom in late spring.  A species native to the midwest and south growing in dry, acidic soils.  A pollinator magnet.

Beautiful coral-pink flowers and fairly good mildew resistance.

Native, drought tolerant beebalm with lilac flowers.

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  

Tiers of pinkish bracts with small spotted flowers ringing the stems. One of the best natives for attracting beneficial pollinators.

This Japanese tree features a gnarled trunk and branches. It offers a scattering of small, tasty, purple fruit under the shiny, medium-green leaves, which turn an attractive yellow during fall. Once the leaves drop, the curled and wavy growth pattern of the trunk and branches is revealed.

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

Spring blooms of sky blue with yellow eye. Short-lived but reseeds vigorously. Attracts bees, hummingbirds and butterflies Drought tolerant Deer and rabbit resistant

Dense spikes of indigo blue flowers on a tight-growing mound.  It will start blooming in late spring and continue through the summer with dead-heading.

Bright chartreuse foliage topped with spikes of violet-blue spikes all summer. A nice compact form great for the front of a border or used in mixed planters. Attracts bees hummingbirds and butterflies Deer and rabbit resistant

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.

Large deep violet-blue flowers on compact plants form a bushy clump that stays tidy and doesn’t flop blooming all summer if deadheaded.

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

Large rich purple flowers on mounding plants through summer and fall. Fragrant foliage looks best when the stems are trimmed back after the first flush of bloom.

Dusky blue spikes in late spring on a larger growing catmint.