Large, spiky gold-orange flowers on strong stems from June to Sept.

Glowing salmon orange double blooms with quilled petals held upright on sturdy stems.

Lush magenta and violet-blue blooms.

Soft lilac pink double waterlily-shaped blooms are held upright on sturdy stems.

Dark bronze foliage accents the bright hot pink flowers.

Huge 6″ double flowers on bushy plants. The seeds are very toxic.

Large upward facing trumpet shaped white flowers up to 8 inches across with pale lavender edge are sweetly fragrant in the evening.

Large, white trumpet-shaped flowers over large leaves.  Habit is sprawling so give it room! The blooms smell somewhat of lemons!

Mat-forming with long draping stems of silver, pubescent foliage.  Drought-tolerant.  Excellent in containers.

This hybrid between foxglove and Isoplexis has large hot pink tubular flowers with cream throats. Large spikes bloom through the summer on a compact, well-branched plant.  Attracts hummingbirds

A strong climber with large clusters of purple pea-like flowers. The large green leaves are veined in purple and the seed pods are a glossy purple.

Bold rosettes of succulent pink-toned gray foliage.

Thick ruffled lavender-red foliage is very sculptural.  Forms a large rosette.

Shiny green leaves on the top, burgundy-bronze underneath. Vase shaped dramatic foliage.

Blue-green ferny foliage is the perfect contrast to the rich buttery orange blooms on the poppy. The flowers are doubled up making each floret more vibrant. Deer resistant Drought tolerant Attracts bees

Bright satiny flowers come in the colors of the sunset.

Large, strap-like plum leaves and starry plum flowers.  Quite architectural. During winter dormancy need to be dry.

Narrow blue-green leaves edged in white. Blooms in spring with chartreuse flowers. Drought tolerant Deer& rabbit resistant

Deep burgundy foliage highlights the bright chartreuse flowers in spring-summer. Drought tolerant Deer & rabbit resistant

Chartreuse-green foliage with creamy white variegation. In cooler temperatures new growth is tinged with pink. Flowers early-mid spring. Drought tolerant Deer & rabbit resistant

Profuse blue flowers over gray-green foliage.  Heat loving.  Sprawls to 2 feet.

A Ligularia relative, this zone 7 perennial will need to be brought inside here in VT. Large, glossy, dark green leaves with yellow ‘leopard’ spots. Clusters of yellow daisy-like flowers in late summer and fall. Water loving.

Tropical-looking lobed foliage is ornamental, but this variety will also produce figs at cooler temperatures. Some reports of hardiness to zone 5 in a very sheltered spot, or keep as a potted plant and bring inside to overwinter.

Long blooming tropicals for sun or part shade with dangling tubular flowers beloved by hummingbirds.  This variety has red flowers over coppery foliage and a mounding habit.

Compact, upright grower with loads of small purple and red flowers.

Upright to sprawling habit with loads of large dangling bells of purple and pink.

Bright red tubular flowers over foliage variegated with pink and white.  Habit is upright.

One of our favorites.  An upright grower with bright coral-red flowers over dark foliage.

extremely long narrow 5 – 6 inch single flowers of salmon and light pink. Attracts hummingbirds

Upright grower covered in single white bells with the faintest blush of pink.

Upright, long sword-shaped leaves that are a medium green with a creamy-yellow stripe. Spineless.

This succulent produces masses of fleshy mottled leaves. Flowers are bell-shaped pink to orange and green on long slender stems.

An adorable mini succulent with flat, stemless, tongue-like fleshy foliage dotted in white.

Butterfly-like light pink blooms all summer on an upright plant.  Best if not fed too heavily.  Heat and drought tolerant. May sometimes overwinter (zone 6 rated).  

Butterfly-like white blooms all summer. Best if not fed too heavily.  Heat and drought tolerant. May sometimes overwinter (zone 6).  Upright habit.

Fragrant white blooms marked with purple in late summer.  Attractive sword-like foliage. Corms easy to store in the north. Syn. Acidanthera

Bright red blooms with slightly ruffled edges in late summer. Corms are easily dug and brought inside to overwinter.

Spherical 1 inch rich-purple flower heads are both excellent cut and dried flowers. Blooms through the summer.

Spherical 1 inch hot pink flower heads tipped in yellow on strong stems are excellent cut flowers.  Forms a large, bushy plant by the end of the summer.

Easy and free-flowering with spherical 1-2 inch red flower heads that are excellent both cut and dried.

A Graptopetalum and Sedum hybrid. A bronze/pink succulent that trails as it grows. The rosettes grow tightly along the stem. Syn. Vera Higgins

We’ve rooted cuttings from a few resident ‘mother’ ivy plants- ‘Filigran’, Henriette’, and ‘Ingobert’. Treated as a houseplant or for hanging baskets. Solid green ivies are tolerant of shade, while variegated ivies prefer part sun.

Everblooming 4″ large yellow with orange-red banding; excellent cut flower. Doesn’t require deadheading; great for bees/birds/butterflies/critters, but deer resistant!

Vigorous trailer with rounded, silver, wooly leaves.

Outstanding foliage plants with 3′ branching stems and chartreuse woolly leaves.  Outstanding in mixed containers.

Deep violet fragrant flower clusters over large, dark green foliage.

Variegated soft leaves edged in cream with dark purple stems. In late summer it produces spikes of salvia-like flowers in a sweet shade of pink.

We’ll have a selection of culinary herbs available- standards like thyme, basil, oregano, etc. plus some more uncommon varieties!

Toothed stems are upright and trailing bearing the most unusual flowers that are star-shaped and striped with a red lifesaver candy-like center!

Fragrant white flowers with delicate very narrow petals from a central cup.  Blooms in midsummer. Glaucous strap-like foliage.  Plant will go dormant in late summer.