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.

Fernlike, maroon foliage in spring and fall, transitioning to deep green in summer. Clusters of relatively large, soft violet blue flowers in spring.

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.

Long stems of narrow leaves with pairs of dangling narrow white bells.

Stems in this cultivar are bright red and leaves have silvery undersides. Typical arching habit and white dangling bells in late 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 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.

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 yellow and orange striped blooms.  The Colorblast series have blooms that stay open longer in low light conditions.

Large pink flowers with a bright yellow eye.

Vigorous and free flowering with bright red flowers over an extended period.  Attractive silky gray-green foliage forms a compact mound. Best in well-drained soils.

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.

Light pink flowers through the summer on a compact, fine-textured plant. Nearly pest-free. Deer/drought/salt resistant. Attracts butterflies.

Amazing large blue and white striped flowers with a bright yellow eye on a small mounding plant in spring.

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

A true alpine and requires a cool, well-drained site. These hybrids have a four to five inch rosette of fleshy leaves from which arises a four-inch flower stalk. The flowers are found in almost all colors of the rainbow. Garden auriculas are good rockery plants or they can be used at the front of a […]

Himalayan species with round heads of dark violet flowers dusted with silver in summer. The long stems hold the flowers well above the foliage.

Forming a low rosette of medium-green leaves and bearing open heads of star-shaped pink blooms from mid to late spring. Perfect for a moist rock garden or in light shade beside a stream or pond. Best in cool summer regions.

Spherical clusters of blue, white or magenta flowers on top of smooth stalks in early spring.  One of the first primroses to bloom.

Beautiful dark maroon petals are centered and edged with gold.  Blooms in April-May.

Short stems of pale pinkish-lilac to red-purple flowers with yellow eyes on these dainty plants perfect for the rock garden or to add to your collection of Primula, blooming mid-spring. Partial shade in humus-rich, moist soil

A white candelabrum type. that blooms in May-June.   Easy and prolific in the garden.  Will naturalize along moist stream sides.

Tiers of light pink flowers with darker eyes. May -June.

Shell pink flowers encircle the stems of this beautiful plant. Grow it along the stream or pond as it requires consistently moist soil to grow well. Self seeding to create a beautiful swath of color in early summer.

Candelabrum type with 7-10 tiers of crimson flowers in May-June.

Tiers of bright red flowers surround the sturdy stems of this Asian primrose. Ideal for planting along the stream side or pond edge. It will self sow but not in an invasive way.

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

Downy rosettes topped with many-flowered scapes of lavender blooms in spring. Flower petals are notched like snowflakes.  Summer dormant.

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

A seed strain of  European cowslip with pendulous flowers in yellow, orange & red in early spring.

Old-fashioned favorite with a fragrant yellow spring bloom and textured foliage.

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.

Cross between P. bulleyana and P. beesiana. Tiers of yellow, orange, or pink flowers.

A very different primrose with light green fringed flowers,each centered with a yellow eye.   Long-blooming and fragrant.

A genetic dwarf selected at the University of MN. Very productive sour pie cherry. Self-fertile.

A dwarf cherry with zigzag stems. Cluster of pink-centered white flowers in early spring. We’ll have trained as a standard.

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.

A vigorous and productive new peach for the north! Buds are hardier and blooms later, so more suitable for our climate. Flesh is bright yellow, sweet and juicy and ripens mid to late August. Good disease resistance. 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.

Blanketed in stunning clusters of fragrant white flowers in early spring before the leaves. A popular and hardy fruit tree with tasty red fruit in late summer, great for eating fresh, for preserves and sauces. Good habit for a fruit tree. Needs well-drained soil and a pollinator.

Deep purple oval fruit with golden flesh.  Ripens in September and self-pollinating.

A beautiful weeping cherry with double pink flowers.  The leaves stay a glossy green throughout the growing season.

A weeping form covered with clouds of white flowers in early spring.

Bright, clear gold fruit hanging on tree until ripe. Flavor is mild and sweet. Delicious fresh out of hand and great in sauce or jam. Late variety.