Sulphur-yellow flowers June through August. Silvery foliage.

Compact variety has a tidy plant habit, with bold, violet red tightly held flowers that keep their color longer into the summer. Drought tolerant. Deer/rabbit resistant. Reflowers well, deadheading helps!

Features pure white flower clusters over compact, ferny, green foliage. Excellent for cutting, fresh or dried. Deadhead regularly to promote continued blooming. Spreads moderately, so it’s best to divide regularly in fall or spring. Deer/rabbit resistant. Drought tolerant.

Taller and sturdier stems help this yarrow stand out with bright pink flower heads in summer with good rebloom if deadheaded.

Long-blooming yellow-centered rosy-pink blooms on sturdy, upright plants. Best grown in lean soils.

Long-blooming yellow-centered red blooms on a sturdy, upright plant. Best grown in lean soils.

Bright butter-yellow blooms through the summer. Best grown in lean soils.

Taller and more robust form makes excellent bright yellow cut flowers that also dry well.

Unusual and earlier blooming monkshood! Adaptable from full sun to moderate shade. May need staking. Does not like to dry out. Great cut flower. Deer/rabbit resistant.

Dark violet spikes in Sept-Oct. Excellent glossy dark-green foliage all season. Deer & rabbit resistant

Strong stems that don’t require staking. Lovely late summer hooded blue-violet flower spikes.

Creamy white hooded flowers on tall spikes mid to late summer. Deep green foliage holds up well after bloom.

Deep purplish blue blooms in mid-late summer on rigid, leafy stems. Keep from drying out, but also provide good drainage. Deer/rabbit resistant, and toxic enough that gloves are suggested for handling. Best left undisturbed after planting, so site carefully.

A US native climbing monkshood? Yes it is! Delicately twining through surrounding shrubs with deep blue hooded flowers from late summer to late fall. Deer & rabbit resistant

Shiny deep green foliage with branched spikes of creamy white flower in late summer. If you break a stem it has been known to smell a bit skunky hence the name. Attracts bees & butterflies

White flowers followed in spring by distinctive white fruit held on red pedicels. This native plant is poisonous.

Native plant for shade or woodland areas. Delicate white flowers in round clusters appear in spring followed by bright red berries (which are poisonous).

A self-fertile clone of hardy kiwi requiring no pollinator. Fruit is smooth-skinned and 1” in size.

A fast-growing vine with new growth tipped in pink and white. This is a male cultivar and won’t produce fruit.

Our lovely native Maidenhair fern of delicate form and texture. Young fiddlehead emerge pink in spring. Protect from afternoon sun/heat.

Mat-forming rosettes of wedge-shaped, gray-green succulent leaves have way edges.

Lovely tight clusters of rosettes; spoon-shaped green leaves tinged with red on short thick stems.

Light green succulent foliage of tight rosettes that are gray green and have narrow tapered leaves that have subtle deeper green markings and tiny serrated edges.

Clumps of red-tipped rosettes.

This succulent has rosettes of very dark reddish-bronze leaves on tall. stems

Succulent foliage rosettes are variegated in pink, orange and green.

A large shrub with great foliage and white bottle-brush flowers in July. Wide-spreading, it will form a dense thicket.

A hybrid with large panicles of deep red flowers in spring.  Habit is oval to rounded and compound palmate foliage is dark green.

Dark green palmate leaves are  irregularly edged in yellow.  Large showy panicles of deep red flowers in spring.  Habit is oval and rounded.

Magnificent silvery cream spring foliage turns lime green by midsummer. Slow-growing southeast native.

Variegated foliage of green & gold. Large blue flower heads.

Large flower heads of white and pale lavender.

Dwarf variety with bright blue flowers on sturdy stems.

Dense spikes of deep violet-blue flowers over dark green foliage.  Blooms through the summer and is a pollinator magnet.

Long-lasting lavender-blue flower spikes all summer. Foliage is fragrant.  Great pollinator plant.  Not long-lived, but reseeds reliably.

Spikes of rose pink flowers through the summer attract many insect pollinators and hummingbirds.

Compact and well branched with loads of lavender-blue spikes that attract all the pollinators to your garden from spring to fall. Attracts bees, butterflies and hummingbirds Deer & rabbit resistant

Creamy – peach blooms on bushy and well branched plants. Attracts butterflies & hummingbirds Drought tolerant Deer resistant Good cut flower

Gray-blue succulent strap-like foliage with bright yellow margins.

Rich lavender flowers highlighted by green and lime foliage. Attracts butterflies

Three colors on a single plant! Stunning tri-color leaves of bright yellow, orange, and red on this new ultra-hardy hybrid Ajuga, plants are topped in spring with beautifully contrasting cobalt-blue flowers.

Green and white variegated foliage with deep purple flowers in spring. Attracts butterflies & hummingbirds Deer resistant

Forms a dense mat of rounded green leaves that start out with a nice bronze flush than covered with blueberry-colored flowers in summer.

Lovely tri-color foliage is burgundy, white and green. Flowers blue.

Very small chocolate-colored leaves and blue flowers mid-late spring. Great ground cover that spreads readily and is deer/rabbit resistant.

Distinctly curled leaves of dark bronze. Unlike other Ajuga, it’s not a rapid spreader.

Nicely variegated pale green leaves edged in cream. Pretty lavender-pink spring flowers in spring

A single-flowered species that is more resistant to rust.  This strain is a mixture of bright shades of pink, red, yellow and white.

A true perennial form of Hollyhocks that bear tall stems of deep purple for most of the summer.

New introduction in the ‘Spotlight’ series. Black-purple single flowers; blooms first year and truly perennial (unlike the old-fashioned biennial varieties). Cut to ground after bloom.