Long-blooming, floriferous, compact form with typical black-eyed susan blooms.

Beautiful cherry-red petals surround a chocolate-brown center. An easy to grow self-sowing annual.

Free-flowering “gloriosa daisies”are short-lived, but reseed vigorously. This cultivar has large, 6-8 inch golden yellow flowers with dark centers.

Free-flowering “gloriosa daisies”are short-lived, but reseed vigorously. This cultivar has yellow flowers centered in orange.  

Late flowering coneflower with masses off golden-yellow daisies with dark brown cones. Sturdy stems and cut-leaf foliage make this a stand out perennial for the back of the border.

Large, silver-blue leaves. Late, light yellow flowers and very large brown cones. Looks like something out of Dr. Suess!

Numerous light yellow daisies with rolled, quill-like petals on strong upright stems. Blooms in late summer.  

Numerous light yellow daisies with rolled, quill-like petals on strong upright stems in late summer.  Shorter and less floppy than similar R. ‘Henry Eilers’.

Small numerous yellow flower heads with black disks in late summer.  Longer blooming and more long-lived than the species.

Compact with larger golden-yellow flower have a mahogany blotch at the base of each petal.

Native perennial Petunia for dry or shallow soils that is well suited to rock gardens. It has lovely purple trumpet flowers in midsummer. Rare, although it shouldn’t be! Light purple flowers appear between June and July.

Bright gold-green mats of tight moss-like foliage. White flowers. Best foliage color with morning sun and afternoon shade.

Grown for its brilliant red winter stems. Cut back annually. To 35’ if unpruned.

Powdery, silver foliage adds texture and contrast when combined with other shrubs. Rounded form; blooms in spring with silver catkins, red stamens and nectar for pollinators. Tolerant of moist soils and a good choice for rain gardens. Deer resistant. Attract bees/hummingbirds.

Nearly black male catkins in spring highlighted by showy red anthers that gradually turn yellow with pollen. Winter stems are an attractive purplish black. Prefers moist areas. Deer resistant.

A striking, very hardy willow with pink, cream and white variegation most pronounced on new growth.

Grown for its black catkins in early spring. Great cut with forsythia or witch hazel blooms.

A mini tree or shrub with soft, round fuzzy gray-green foliage that develops a gnarly character with age.  Great specimen for rock gardens.

Salvias are pollinator magnets with long, narrow, tubular blooms that hummingbirds love! Whorls of large deep purple flowers all summer on a semi-shrubby plant.

Forming a compact clump of deep violet blue and white bicolor flowers with attractive dark green foliage.

Bicolor blue and white blooms. Deer/drought resistant. Attracts bees/butterflies/hummingbirds.

Deep blue flowers on showy spikes throughout the summer. Deer/drought resistant. Bees/butterflies/hummingbirds all love it.

Powder blue flowers on showy spikes throughout the summer. Deer/drought resistant. Great for bees/butterflies/hummingbirds.

A Salvia splendens cross with large, pendulous tubular blooms from dark calyxes through the summer.  Similar to the “Wish” and “Skyscraper” series, but more compact.  We will carry in orange and rose.

Large, hot-pink flowers with dark maroon calyces.

A long-blooming species with spikes of royal blue tubular flowers through the summer into fall.

Royal blue flowers from black calyxes.

Deep fuchsia pink flowers backed by dark calyxes emerge from large rounded buds August until frost.  

A woodland groundcover Salvia that will creep about the landscape with somewhat trailing stems. It is noted for its excellent foliage and yellow flowers.

Spikes of lilac pink flowers with darker pink hoods in early summer on compact plants.  From Walters Gardens Fashionista collection known for excellent garden performance.

A sport of S. ‘Indigo Spires’ with a more compact form.

Large spikes of the deepest blue with black stems on well branched plants.

A compact, well-branched cultivar with large, vivid blue flowers through the summer. Loved by pollinators. Deer/drought resistant.

Large powder blue flowers through the summer.

Large, soft pink hooded flowers from deep mauve calyxes in early summer.  Bushy habit.  From Walters Gardens ‘Fashionista’ collection.

Part of the Ballet Series this hardy Salvia has pale blue flowers with dark blue accents on taller stems blooming throughout the summer.

Striking, hooded deep pink flowers on long stems in June over crinkled green foliage.  Will rebloom if cut back.

Orange-red flower bracts from late summer into the fall on a tall bushy plant.

Very large and strikingly beautiful plum flowers on a bushy shrub. Blooms late summer until hard frost.

Native to South America. Beautiful light blue flowers on tall airy stems summer to hard frost. Needs consistently moist soil.

Large, hot pink tubular flowers all summer over attractive dark green foliage.

Large purple flowers blooms mid-summer onwards.

This cultivar of S. x superba has the largest flowers!  Blue violet spikes in early summer with some repeat bloom if cut back.

A petite plant with spikes of fuchsia pink hooded blooms from wine purple calyxes. A striking color combo.  Blooms early summer.

Tall dark purple stems and intense blue-violet flowers. Long bloom time starting in late spring.

Spikes of icy blue flowers on a rounded compact plant.  Will rebloom consistently if deadheaded.

A compact and bushy plant covered in spikes of a rich violet-blue blooming throughout the summer. Attracts butterflies and hummingbirds Deer and rabbit resistant Drought tolerant

A form with delicate, lacy black foliage, similar in feel to Japanese maples. Large umbels of light pink flowers in June, followed in fall by edible blackish-red berries if a suitable pollinator is planted nearby. Does well in moist sites. Prune hard for best foliage effect.

Crisp green and white variegated foliage with large, lacy white flowers in early summer. Berries will follow if a pollinator like S. ‘Black Lace’ is present.  A Proven Winners intro. Deer/rabbit resistant.

A Proven Winners intro with very dissected gold foliage tinted red in the spring.  Mounded habit. White spring flowers produce red fruit in fall, if the same species of plant is nearby for pollination.