A color-changing and ruffled marigold that opens red and age to cream and pink. More vibrant colored once the temps begin to drop in the fall. Great for containers. Remember to deadhead to keep it neat and keep it flowering well.

Deep rose pink daisies in June-July over lacy foliage.  

An old fashioned perennial that makes a wonderful cut flower with bright, richly colored daisies. Keep deadheading to encourage rebloom. Requires a well drained soil in the sun.

Needles are shorter and more oval than other yews on outspreading branches.  Interesting texture lends itself to bonsai.

A dwarf cultivar that grows very slowly to 5-8’ tall that form an attractive, slow-growing shrub over the first 10 years with stiff, outward-spreading branches and dark-green, short, oval, flattened needles that are unusual for this species.

Slow-growing and spreading but taller than T. ‘Nana Aurescens’ with similar golden-yellow color. Protect from winter sun and wind.

Low-spreading cultivar with attractive emerald green foliage.

Low and spreading with bright golden-yellow needles. Slow-growing. Protect from winter sun and wind.

A narrow, columnar form with dark green needles.

A dwarf, spreading cultivar with dark green needles noted for their resistance to winter burn and tolerance of summer heat. Great for hedges, screens and foundation plantings.

Low-growing groundcover with small, scallop-edged, bright yellow leaves in spring that mature to lime. Pink flowers on short spikes appear in mid to late summer.

Fluffy lilac-rose flowers in dense panicles bloom in June-July over columbine-like foliage. 

Large heads of fluffy pink flowers on dark stems over columbine-like foliage in early summer.

Large heads of fluffy white flowers on dark stems over columbine-like foliage in early summer.

From midsummer through fall this tall plant is covered with large cloud-like flower heads of small, lavender, pompom-like, double flowers over airy maidenhair fern-like, deer-resistant foliage. Attracts bees and butterflies Deer and rabbit resistant  

Numerous small, airy, lavender flowers on tall stems from July-August. Self-supporting if in sun.

Soft, finely textured fern crows in clumps but can multiply quickly forming dense colonies. Deer resistant.

Yellow lupine-like flowers on 4’ spikes in June-July. Attracts bees and butterflies

A nice rounded form with bright yellow fans.

A narrow, columnar form with twisted fans of bright green foliage.

Upright form with long thread-like, pendulous branches. Amy calls this plant “Cousin It”.

Yellow-green to gold foliage on a upright conical shrub.  A mutation from T. ‘Smaragd’.  From Proven Winners.

The foliage is bright yellow with an orange cast. When young the plant has foliage like an Erica and is globose. Slowly grows to 9′ pyramid.                                    

A dwarf form with twisted, congested foliage and irregular habit.  Bronze green in winter.

Another Proven Winners selection.  This cultivar is dense and columnar with dark green foliage.  Resistant to winter burn, selected in Minnesota.

A dwarf upright form from Iseli Nursery with rich green foliage in sculptural fans like a Hinoki cypress.

A slow-growing, very narrow cultivar with fans of twisted bright green foliage.

A dense-growing, compact form of Thuja ‘Techny’ with the same bright green color retained through the winter.

Narrow upright form with bright yellow foliage.

A slow-growing, narrow, columnar form with twisting foliage similar to T. ‘Degroot’s Spire’.

Unusual flattened sprays of emerald green foliage on a lovely conifer from northern Japan. Shelter from winter sun and wind in Vermont.

Sunset-colored blossoms with a dark eye-zone flowers all summer on this vigorous vine. Provide support or a hanging basket to view these lovely flowers at their best. Attracts hummingbirds and other pollinators.

Lemon-scented, dark green foliage in low mats. Profuse lavender flowers in late summer.

Woolly carpet of gray. Wonderful texture. Few flowers.

Long-blooming profuse light pink flowers on gray-green mats.

Emerald green mats with white flowers in May-June.

Dwarf, creeping aromatic foliage forms a carpet bearing white flowers that attract Butterflies and bees. Blooming profusely through the summer, the flowers are rich in nectar. Deer and drought tolerant

Tight dark green foliage. Purplish red flowers in June. A good bloomer.

Tight domes of minute leaves. Great for troughs.

Flat, fine foliaged form. Purple flowers in June.

A northeast native with white foamy flowers in spring over heart-shaped foliage. Will form large mats in shady, moist sites.

Red-veined deeply lobed foliage topped with white flowers tinged pink in the spring.

Deeply divided, green foliage with with dark central blotch. Profuse, fragrant pink flowers.

Clump forming plant bearing beautiful foliage with bronze markings and pale pink spikes of fluffy florets in spring. In fall the foliage takes on bronze tones. Deer and rabbit tolerant

Dwarf selection with a pendulous, rounded habit and bonsai-like framework. Fragrant yellow flowers in mid-late spring. Yellow fall color.

Blue and white bicolor with yellow throats; blossoms keep going throughout the summer heat. Mounding/trailing. Self-cleaning.

Light lavender, snapdragon-like flowers all summer. Fast-growing and heat-tolerant. Trailing to 18 inches.

This hardy selection from Landcraft Environments adds a great architectural element to containers.  Large fan-shaped leaves on thick trunks.

Clear yellow foliage with contrasting lavender-blue flowers.  Blooms spring through midsummer. More sun tolerant than other gold-leaved spiderworts.  Try with burgundy Heucheras!

Late summer through early fall clusters of purple spotted orchid-like flowers heavily spotted in purple appear on tall arching stems making this perfect for cutting.