Stately native with whorled leaves and white tapering flower spikes in summer.  Best with some moisture. Attracts pollintors

Tall spires of lilac-blue flowers over whirled foliage in mid to late summer.

Tall spires of lilac-blue flowers over whirled foliage in mid to late summer.

Slender spires of red buds open into lavender-purple blooms from mid-summer into fall. Side flowers open the same time as main flower (unlike many other Culver’s Roots), forming an arrow shape. Very upright habit.

An old favorite with pink buds opening to very fragrant white flowers in early spring. Blue-black berry-like drupes in late summer. Prune only immediately after flowering.

This cultivar grows quickly to 4′, then becomes dense and compact. Typical, fragrant early spring flowers.

A super fragrant compact form with uniform habit. Burgundy and red fall foliage. Attracts butterflies.

Syn. with ‘Ralph Senior’; upright, vase-shaped, multi-stemmed. Non-fragrant white flowers appear in late spring. Blue-black, berry-like drupes late summer which attract birds. Variable fall color ranging from drab yellow to shades of orange and red.

A selection of the native arrowwood viburnum with maroon and green new growth. White flowers are followed by dark blue berries. Good fall color.  

Rounded habit; Blooms emerge soft lime-green clusters and turn pure white and often blush pink before fading. Shades of orange and red in fall. Attracts butterflies. Sterile.

Ball-shaped medium pink flowers and red-tinged foliage. More upright growing than the traditional doublefile viburnum. Deer resistant. Great fall orange color.

Consistently pink, lace cap-shaped flower clusters and an excellent rebloomer with fantastic fall foliage. Lovely layered branch habit. Deer resistant. Attracts butterflies.

Lots of white snowball blossoms in early summer on a tight-growing, rounded plant. Great purple-bronze fall color.

Large lacy white flower clusters on a wide-spreading shrub. Great layered branch habit. Attracts butterflies.

Compact form fits into most landscapes bearing loads of pure white bloom clusters with repeat bloom through summer. Attracts bees & butterflies Rabbit resistant

A wide-spreading form with large, flat clusters of white flowers on tiered horizontal branches spring through fall.

Red buds open to intensely fragrant white flowers which last 2-3 weeks in early spring. The habit is dense and compact. Attracts butterflies/hummingbirds.

More open growing than V. ‘Mohawk’.  Pink buds open to fragrant white flowers in early spring. Attracts butterflies/hummingbirds.

Light pink buds open to fragrant white flowers in rounded clusters in early spring.  Similar to V. carlesii, but a bit denser and more floriferous.Produces red-black fruit and fall color is red-purple. Attracts butterflies.

Vigorous form with plum-purple flowers.

Dark evergreen foliage and violet-blue spring flowers. Great groundcover.

Glossy oval leaves with a wide white margin and sky-blue flowers.

Blue flowers most of the season on tidy plants with dark purple-green foliage.  Self sows pleasantly.

A native prairie species with deeply dissected leaves and lavender-blue flowers in spring. Best in well-drained soil.

Tough rapid groundcover for any soil. Strawberry-like leaves and yellow flowers in spring. Combines well with spring bulbs.

Lovely pink blooms in May/June contrast with the shiny burgundy foliage on arching branches. Deer/rabbit resistant. Attracts butterflies/hummingbirds.

Blooms in shades of red, pink and white late spring to early summer. Attracts butterflies/hummingbirds. Deer/rabbit resistant. Light pruning after blooming only if necessary.

Light lemon-yellow flowers on reddish, immature branches in mid-to-late spring, earlier than most cultivars. Attracts hummingbirds.

A strong repeat bloomer with showy white to pink flowers starting in June. Attracts hummingbirds.

Pale yellow June trumpets on a rounded, spreading shrub. Additional sparse rebloom. Deer resistant.

Fragrant, foot-long tresses in blue-purple that blooms mid-to-late spring, and possibly twice more! Powerful grower, but not invasive. Prune after flowering and again in fall.

Celery-like foliage on an excellent groundcover plant for damp areas.  Foliage a yellow/orange/striking purple in autumn.

Early flowering hybrid with fragrant, single white flowers, and purplish fall color. Some disease resistance. Attracts pollinators.

Huge white callas just above the large white speckled foliage on this semi-hardy bulbous plant and will form a large clump over the years. Once cut down by frost cover it with a generous pile of mulch to protect the growing tips.

A new addition to Queeny series of Zinnias with bright yellow, double blooms showing a hint of lime green and raspberry blush center on strong stems perfect for cutting! Deer resisitant Drought tolerant Attracts all pollinators

Apricot, peach, lime-green and raspberry hues all in each flower. Very double and full blooming all summer with regular deadheading. Give each plant plenty of room to keep powdery mildew in check. Deer resistant. Drought tolerant. Attracts all pollinators.

A gorgeous combination of rose-red, lime-green and mauve in a fluffy flower. Tall and strong stems make a perfect cut flower all summer. Keep it deadheaded for continuous bloom. Deer resistant Drought tolkerant Attracts all the pollinators

The plants in this series have a dense and bushy habit with non-stop 2″ blooms, both single and double, through the summer, no deadheading required. Butterfly attractant. Drought/heat tolerant. Amazing as cut flowers. Comes in lots of colors. We’ll carry 6-packs for 2022!

A compact Zinnia that blooms all summer with 2 1/2” brilliant blooms over disease-resistant foliage. No deadheading required. Butterfly attractant. Drought/heat/humidity tolerant. Amazing as cut flowers. We’ll have 6-packs for 2022!