Pure white plumes on contrasting red stems with dark bronze foliage.

Deep burgundy-red flower clusters on dark stems make this a wonderful cut flower. It also dries well. Give it consistent moisture and it will continue to rebloom for most of the summer.

Leaves are edged in green and the centers are a glowing chartreuse with pale pink blooms.

Dome shaped flower heads are made up of many tiny, delicate florets of the palest pink surrounded by a papery green ruffle. The long wiry stems are perfect for cutting. Will gently self-sow when happy.

Clusters of burgundy-red flowers with white centers on dark red stems. Mid to late summer bloom.

Dark green foliage is edged and splashed with cream and topped with rosy-pink umbels early to mid-summer.

Blue-green foliage is attractively edged in creamy white. Silvery pink flowers in late spring, early summer.

Finely textured fern with lacy, arching fronds. Tolerates dry sites and some sun.

Narrow fronds with a distinctive crossing pattern formed by the pinnae.

A cross of Lady Fern and Japanese Painted Fern, clump-forming and upright with silvery gray foliage. Can tolerate dry shade conditions.

Silvery-grey fronds which are dusty purple towards the center. Rabbit resistant.

Fronds mottled silver, red and green with contrasting red stems. Rabbit resistant.

Twisted silver fronds centered in deep violet-red are quite striking.

Long, arching, silver fronds veined in red-purple.  

Masses of double blue-violet flowers in spring over mat-forming gray-green foliage in early spring. 

Large purple flowers with yellow centers on spreading mat-forming plants blooming in spring. Attracts butterflies

Spires of golden yellow flowers in late spring.  Very floriferous.  Forms a wide clump.

Medium blue pea-like blossoms on short spikes in June on a shrub-like plant. Seed pods are attractive and useful for arrangements.

The new Decadence Baptisias were selected for a shorter, more compact habit.  This cultivar with clear soft pink flowers  — an unusual color in Baptisia!

The new Decadence Baptisias were selected for a shorter, more compact habit.  This cultivar has vivid violet blue flowers over deep blue-green foliage.

Tall spikes of pure white flowers in spring rise above the dark purple-hued foliage, and develop into large, blocky fruit that persist throughout the summer and early fall. A taller Baptisia with a upright, vase-shaped habit, so it will still fit in tighter spaces. Deer resistant. Attracts butterflies.

Tall airy stems of white similar to Lupine.

Spikes of unique, oversized flowers are held above the foliage. Blooms emerge a light lemon-over-cream color and age dramatically—first to cream, then to light and eventually medium violet.

Sturdy spikes of pink flushed yellow pea-like flowers. Dark stems and blue-green foliage remains neat and mound shaped all season.

A beautiful bicolor Baptisia flowering in late spring to early summer. Newest flowers open mauve pink and lighten to near white with age. Both flower colors are present on the stem for a beautiful bicolor effect. A long lived and drought tolerant perennial. Attracts bees and butterflies Drought tolerant Deer resistant

Tall spikes of lavender flowers with a yellow keel.  Drought tolerant and creates an expanding mass of lovely spires. Give it a shearing after bloom to maintain the mounding form.

A rare specie from Brazil with olive green leaves and a chartreuse line down the center. Leaves are also covered in soft, velvety red hairs.

A golden-leaved form of B. ‘Dragon Wings’!  Bright red flowers over chartreuse foliage. Just as easy to grow. Mounding habit.

Mounding/semi-trailing habit works great in baskets and landscapes;  bold, bright orange flowers all summer long.

An angel wing type with white speckled foliage and coral colored flowers. This one can grow fairly tall.

Roughly textured, khaki green puckered leaf with cranberry red flushed topside and underside.

A tall angel wing type that has large green leaves and arching sprays of pink flowers.

Cascading branches and an abundance of fiery red/orange flowers.

Brilliant orange flower cascade over the deep bronze foliage.

This neat perennial produces a profusion of speckled orange flowers over clean sword shaped foliage for weeks in late summer. After bloom time tan pods burst open to reveal a seed pod that resembles blackberries. They make great cuts for dried arrangements. Attracts butterflies  

Easily grown in organically rich, fertile, consistently moist, well-drained soils in full sun to part shade. They make a great addition as an ‘alternate’ lawn plant spreading to make a tight mat flowering almost all summer with sweet little daisies.

Huge 13″ wide leaves. The glossy green leaves are circular with a serrated, wavy margin. This is an excellent perennial to add architectural effect in the shade. Unlike other Bergenia, this is not evergreen and will go completely dormant after fall frost. Pale pink flowers in spring. Attracts bees and butterflies Deer and rabbit resistant

A thistle-like plant bearing large lavender daisies with deep purple central discs. The dried seed heads are also ornamental. Good cut flower Attracts butterflies Drought tolerant

Beautiful birch with compact habit and very white bark at an early age.

A compact, low-branching version of the river birch with creamy tan exfoliating bark. For small gardens or hedging.

Our beautiful native birch with white peeling bark and golden fall color.

A graceful weeping habit and deep burgundy leaves in spring with white bark make this a standout tree.

A selection of B. ‘Dakota Pinnacle’ discovered at Parkland Nursery in Alberta even more narrow, dense and upright.  Tolerant of tough urban sites.

A dwarf shrub with small, serrated leaves that emerge in spring in shades of yellow, orange and red and mature to chartreuse.

Vigorous and heat/drought tolerant, abundant orange-red daisy-like blooms all summer on a semi-trailing/mounding plant.

Compact mounded/trailing habit lovely in baskets, containers or the landscape. Daisy-like large yellow flowers bloom early and continue in summer. Drought tolerant.

New growth on this tree fern is bright red then as leaves mature they fade to light green.

This grass features blue-green foliage and summer flowers on stiff stems. Blonde seed heads will stand through the winter.

Large, downward hanging, fragrant trumpet-shaped blooms.  Quite exotic.  These shrub-like datura relatives can reach 4’-6’ in the first season.  We’ll have cultivars with variegated foliage.

Springtime true-blue flowers over striking heart-shaped foliage with a beautiful frosty overlay. Will ‘politely’ self-seed.