Resilient and un-finicky for a Boston fern; small size is great for growing indoors; leaves give off a faint lemony scent during the spring and summer.

A Boston fern with dark green foliage streaked with chartreuse.

A vigorous upright-growing fern that will tolerate full sun.

Long, tubular, nocturnally-fragrant flowers in a bright lime-green.

A narrow, dense-growing form with the typical shiny green foliage and great fall color of the species.

Brilliant yellow blooms early spring to early summer on slowly spreading plants.

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.

Purple-black leaf blades and nodding pink bell-flowers that produce bluish-black berries on a slowly spreading clump.  Great as contrast in containers or as a houseplant. Some reports of hardiness to zone 5 with protection.

Low-growing green to blue-green spiny pads. Showy yellow blooms in late 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.

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

Huge graceful fronds with widely spaced segments. Grows along water. Rabbit resistant.

American Hop Hornbeam is a slow growing native tree with a pyramidal habit. In spring the female catkins form green hop-like fruits. The fall foliage is a glowing yellow.

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.

This cultivar has deep purple leaves with magenta markings and small pink star-like flowers. Overwinter indoors or use as a houseplant year-round. Grows from a small corm which can be separated to increase your collection.

Summer blooming large shrub or small tree with white lily-of-the-valley flowers in pendant clusters. Fall and spring color of foliage is brilliant red.

Rosettes of thick, rounded blue-gray foliage tinged pink.  Small orange-red flowers late in the season.

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

Easy to grow native with clusters of bright yellow daisies in the spring.  Excellent groundcover for the woodland garden in either moist or dry soils.

Semi-double coral rose flowers on strong stems fade to creamy apricot.  Early bloomer.

Large double white flowers that are very fragrant over dark green foliage.

Early bloom of large, double white flowers streaked with red. Fragrant.

Large double rich red flowers that are very fragrant on sturdy stems.

Lemony-yellow double blooms are streaked with purple making each flower unique.

Large double magenta blooms on sturdy stems that need no staking.

Huge double pink blooms that age to peach and apricot with a darker central eye.

Large bright magenta blooms on stocky plants that need no caging or staking.

Huge fuchsia colored blossoms with bright yellow stamens. Sturdy stems don’t need staking.

Soft to pale pink double bloom have some deeper streaking through the petals.

Hot pink semi-double blooms darken at the petal edges. Sturdy stems mean no staking required.

Peach, salmon and pink combine on the gorgeous blooms. Compact plants with strong stems.

Double bright lemon-yellow blooms on compact plants.

Fully double blooms on sturdy stems are peachy-yellow with a darker petal edge.

Semi double fragrant blooms are a soft rosy pink.

Huge semi-double blooms that are a combination of orange and yellow.

Rose-pink semi-double blooms have a soft yellow central flare.

This cultivar with very fragrant double yellow flowers.

An early, profuse bloomer with large, 6-8 inch semi-double pink flowers flushed red in the center held on strong stems.

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.

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.

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