Blue-green needles have a creamy-white streaking causing this conifer to glow. An upright and pyramidal growth habit.

A weeping and spreading for of Scotch Pine with interesting contorted branches and needles. Older plants will display peeling orange bark.

Beautiful native tree with alternating patches of white and light brownbark. Habitat is along stream banks or near water. 

Dwarf form with white flowers veined in blue. Late to emerge in the spring.

Huge balloon flowers on dwarf plants are a sweet pink blooming all summer. Attracts butterflies Deer & rabbit resistant  

Balloon-shaped clear pink buds open to huge blooms on compact plants bloom all summer.  

Felted, semi-succulent gray-green foliage is edged in cream and is highly aromatic.  Trailing stems to 2 feet long.  Great in containers.

Thick, soft, velvety leaves are green and edged in lime.

Very large leaves of dark velvety green with white edges and heavy scalloping on an upright bushy mound.

Compact grower with gold leaves randomly in green.

Fuzzy deep green leaves with a deep purple underside sport many sprays of lavender flowers in late summer.

A clump-forming mayapple with pink upward-facing cup-shaped flowers in early spring, before the brown, marbled leaves are fully developed. Followed by four-inch egg-shaped seed pods.

Native wildflower with unique lobed leaves and red fruit in August.

Large, lobed umbrella-shaped leaves are chartreuse with bizarre chocolate spotting.  Large garnet flowers are clustered under the foliage.  Worth a try in sheltered Zone 5 gardens.  

Large blue, lightly fragrant flowers with white centers appear on upright stalks in spring. Glossy fern-like foliage forms a compact mound.

‘Brise d’Anjou’ boasts beautiful cream-and-green variegated foliage all season. Violet-blue flowers appear from late spring to early summer. This variety of Jacob’s ladder prefers rich, consistently moist, well-drained soil and cooler climates.

This woodland native bears delicate light blue flowers over a tidy mound of ladder-like foliage in late spring.

A selection from our native Jacob’s Ladder with purported better variegation, hardiness and vigor than P. ‘Stairway to Heaven’. Silvery blue spring blooms.

Interesting species with a pair of small cream bells hidden under a pair of yellow-green bracts.

Green, edged in white, variegated foliage with reddish stems. Attractive arching habit and small dangling bells in spring.

Very dwarf form spreading slowly with white flowers in late spring. Nice small scale groundcover.

Red stems with leaves that emerge solid green, then the half closer to the stem turns creamy white. Reasonably vigorous for a variegated plant.

A much more distinct variegation than on the one known as ‘Variegatum’. Wide margins of creamy-white on slowly spreading stems. Dangling bells of white in spring.

This hybrid between P. biflorum and P. humile is covered with small white bells on arching stems in the spring.  Forms a dense mat of blue-green foliage.

A nice clump forming Solomon’s Seal with stems emerging in different directions. This was found at the New York Botanic Gardens- hence its name. The usual white bell flowers in spring.

A different Solomon’s seal with narrow foliage whorled on slightly arching stems.  Small white bells dangle from the leaf axils in late spring.

A native, evergreen, very adaptable fern. Attractive pinnate fronds. Deer/rabbit resistant.

Compact, fine-toothed leaves and lance-shaped fronds that are leathery and glossy. It will make a lovely addition to shady mixed planters.

Reddish stems sport a myriad of small white flowers on wiry stems in June-July.

Like the species, but with clear pink flowers held above reddish leaves on deep red stems.

Succulent and trailing plant covered in double blooms of magenta centers and yellow-orange outer petals..  The Colorblast series have blooms that stay open longer in low light conditions. Drought tolerant

Bright double flowers feature  intense magenta ruffled center petals surrounded by lemon-yellow back petals.  Narrow succulent foliage forms flat mats.  Great for hot dry situations.

Large felty green leaves with shiny white hairs and yellow flowers in spring. Low growing plant for rock garden or ground cover in well-drained soil.  Tolerates heat and humidity.

A hybrid with large flowers in early spring over compact foliage.  Available in mixed colors.

Large, bright yellow double blossoms cover the bright green foliage of this spring bloomer.

Bright tangerine-orange double blooms all spring over crinkled green foliage.

Spherical clusters of lavender-blue flowers on top of smooth stalks in early spring.  One of the first primroses to bloom. Requires rich consistently moist soil.

A seed selection of candelabrum types in shades of pink and red.  May-June. Needs consistently moist to wet soil to be happy.

Rounded fuzzy foliage and hot pink flowers. Stoloniferous. Withstands drier conditions than most primrose.

Bright magenta-pink flower clusters atop short stems reblooming all spring and summer.

With foliage that resembles oak leaves and reblooming flower clusters of a deep blue-purple this primrose is very unusual.

Downy rosettes topped with many-flowered scapes, white to deep pink flowers.  Summer dormant.

A vigorous strain from England with large, double yellow flowers are tinged with apricot pink in spring.

A primrose with unusual oak-leaf shaped foliage. Bright yellow flowers with orange-red edges appear in early spring. Very hardy; compact flowering.

A very showy native plum that covers itself in fragrant white blossoms in spring and growing into a small tree with edible red fruits that are attractive to birds. The foliage turns brilliant shades of red in fall.

Purple foliage and pink flowers in spring on weeping branches followed by red and yellow fruit.

Semi-double pale pink blossoms in spring on a compact low growing tree with beautiful bark, flowering from late April to early May. A fast grower, it will become a wonderful addition to the landscape very quickly.

Quick growing attractive native shrub. Pretty white spring flowers that appear before the foliage and small purple edible plums are good for fresh eating, and jams/jellies. Tolerant of salt and poor soils.

One of the hardiest peaches available. Medium sized fruit, flesh is bright yellow, soft & juicy, ripening late July to early August. Self-fertile.

Masses of double pink flowers cover the graceful, weeping branches in early spring followed by lush green foliage that becomes deep golden in fall. A beautiful choice as a specimen.