Early blooming and hardy, we’ll have a selection of ‘Cool Water Mix’, ‘Persian Medley’, ‘Pure Primrose’ (zone 7), and ‘Ultima Morpho’ (zone 5).

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

Heavy bloomer covered in white blooms quickly transitioning to pink then red so all colors are present at the same time!

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.

Showy rose-colored buds open to lovely clusters of pink trumpet-shaped flowers in late spring. Variegated green and creamy white foliage with hints of pink and lime green when growth emerges in spring. Attracts butterflies/hummingbirds.

Variegated form with foliage edged cream. Prolific light pink flowers in June. Attracts hummingbirds. Responds well to hard regenerative pruning.

Lemon yellow blooms earlier in the season than other Weigelas.

Cream-edged foliage is tinted pink and late spring blooms are also light pink.  Habit is compact.

Profuse bloom of outstanding, non-fading red. May repeat bloom. Attracts butterflies/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.

A purple-flowered cultivar that we have used as a standard to grow in a container.  Will not reliably bloom in our climate unless protected.

Gorgeous, pendulous racemes of pale lavender pea-like blooms in June, then some reblooming throughout summer. Hardier than the Asian species. Deer resistant. Minimal pruning in winter.

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.

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!