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

A compact peony for smaller gardens forming tidy clumps with fragrant semi-double blooms of a rich salmon pink.

Late large double pink. Lightly fragrant.

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

Single red Japanese form with full centers of bright gold. Midseason bloomer.

Very large double blooms of bright fuchsia-pink.

A beautiful twining vine with cream and green variegated foliage. Large pink trumpet flowers with a bright pink throat are produced summer to fall.

Striking steel-blue foliage with reddish brown plumes in fall. Upright habit.

This native ornamental grass with a flowing growth habit like a Miscanthus in the landscape with arching foliage, but adds the powder blue color characteristic of Switch Grass. In fall, sprays of cream seed heads pack the top of the plant. Drought tolerant Attracts birds Deer resistant  

Upright growing, with a tight narrow form, this selection features light green foliage topped by grey-green flowers stalks that bear stunning purple seed heads in late summer and fall. Drought tolerant Deer resistant

Red-tipped foliage appears in spring followed by reddish-pink flower panicles in summer. Foliage deepens to burgundy in the fall.

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

Huge deep red flowers with black blotches in spring. Will go dormant by mid-summer. Attracts bees, butterflies & hummingbirds Deer and rabbit resistant Drought tolerant

Large, ruffled, burgundy-rose flowers with black blotches at the center, reblooming later in the season to extend the beauty! Attracts bees, hummingbirds and butterflies Drought tolerant Deer and rabbit resistant

Large tangerine-orange flowers that can be double or single on tall stems.

Beautiful pure white with black center blotches. Goes dormant mid-summer. Attracts bees and butterflies Deer and rabbit resistant Drought tolerant

A rarely seen and unusual Trillium relative. Spring flowers emerge over broad leaves with greenish filaments and a round ‘berry’ in the center which ripens to a black seed pod.

A true four season tree starting with small red flowers in early spring, over gorgeous foliage taking on many colors throughout the fall while the bark is exfiating showing many colors throughout the year.

A variegated form of this vigorous native vine with foliage mottled with cream.  Takes on pink tones as the weather cools.

Native to Australia this more compact grower sends out loads of tangerine-orange blooms.

Unusual gorgeous blue and green and white flowers.

Very pretty smaller white & purple flowers, but that’s not why you grow it! Each flower produces really cool feathery bracts that surround the buds and fruits!

A completely different Passion flower! Yellow and orange flowers with purple backed foliage. Don’t get too close though, the flowers smell like rotting flesh!

Evergreen groundcover with narrow glossy green leaves. Great plant!  Habit is low and dense.  Native to the mid-Atlantic states where it grows on rocky, difficult sites.

Deep, dark almost black foliage contrasts beautifully with the single pale pink flowers.

Tri-color foliage of green, cream and red with bright scarlet flowers.

A compact grower with rounded and toothed green foliage with a thin chocolate margin.  Flower are bright red.

Easy to grow geraniums with wonderful fragrant foliage. In 2023 we will have ‘Lady Plymouth’, ‘Nutmeg’, ‘Pine’, ‘Attar of Roses’ & lemon scented ‘Charity’

Rounded leaves 6”-18″ across! Small pink flowers in clusters before the leaves in early spring. For moist sites.

Forming a large mound of arching green leaves with soft pink bottlebrush flower spikes  from spring till fall then turning to buff as they dry. Sterile and non re-seeding Attracts songbirds Deer resistant Good cut flower

This beardtongue bears stems of bright coral-red tubular flowers that bring in the hummingbirds. The stems are tall and airy produced for a long period. Provide well drained soil for best success.

Loads of bell-shaped deep blue blooms on compact flower spikes. Throughout the summer. Attracts hummingbirds Good cut flower

Glossy dark purple foliage and lavender flowers on a more compact plant than other varieties.

Dark burgundy foliage topped with spikes of lavender-pink tubular flowers on dark stems in June.

Dark foliage and soft lavender flowers with white interiors. It takes the heat and humidity in stride but is also very cold hardy. It continues to provide terrific color in the landscape all season long.

Bright orange flowered selection of this shrubby native blooms late spring into summer; pine leaf-like foliage on woody stems. Great for the rock garden where it can get a very well drained soil and lots of sun. Attracts hummingbirds

Rose-purple tubular flowers in June-July.

Spires of large royal-blue tubular flowers perfect for hummingbirds in late spring to early summer. Shiny semi-evergreen leaves remain fresh looking. Attracts pollinators Drought tolerant

A new intro from Walters Gardens selected for its shorter, more compact habit.  Lacy blue-green foliage covered with lavender blue spikes that start blooming earlier than other Perovskias.

An easy care perennial that grows quickly into a large clump of dark green foliage topped with ruby red flower spikes for many weeks in mid-summer. Does best with fertile, moist soils. Attracts bees & butterflies Good cut flower Deer & rabbit resistant

Crimson spikes over golden lance-shaped foliage summer through fall. Best with moisture and light shade.

A new cultivar with salmon red spikes over bushy green foliage.

Deep red flowers with good substance that are larger than other varieties appear on upright stems making this a wonderful cut flower. Attracts butterflies

An improved version of the ‘Superbum’ Fleece Flower with richer colored flowers and not as vigorous a spreader. Very adaptable to many gardens but it will do best in a consistently moist soil. Good cut flower  

Strong spikes of light pink flowers on spreading foliage in June. Best in moist soil.

Foliage is deep burgundy with plum chevrons. Foliage is enhanced by red stems. Clump-forming with small clusters of white flowers in summer.

Large white astilbe-like plumes blooming from July-Sept. Forms a large clump, but doesn’t run.

Leaves splashed with ivory and zoned in red.

Pure white with a pink eye mini petunia.

Scads of bright pink flowers on cascading plants.