A rare climbing/scrambling vine with intricately marked bell flowers. Give it rich, deep soil and a neighbor plant to scramble through.

A chance seedling likely a hybrid of the very tall C. tripteris and C. verticillata, with lacy foliage and profuse yellow flowers.  Blooms summer into the fall and is an excellent attracter to pollinators.

Bushy mounds bear many stems of bright, single yellow flowers starting early summer and with dead heading will continue to bloom until fall. Good cut flower Attracts butterflies Deer& rabbit resistant

Unusual golden-yellow fluted petals cover the compact mounds in summer. Great cut flower. Attracts butterflies. Deer resistant.

Compact and full mounds bear loads of bright yellow blooms all summer.

The latest in Darrell Probst’s Big Bang Series, this is a vigorous spreading cultivar with 1-2” claret red blooms through the summer.

Gorgeous cream white blooms with purple variations from early summer to fall. No deadheading necessary. Long-lasting cut flower. Attracts bees/butterflies. Deer/rabbit resistant.

Long-blooming yellow flowers are centered in red.  Habit is tidy and compact.

Bright orange-red daisies with petal undersides and tips yellow.  Midsummer blooms over thread leaf foliage. Great cut flower. Attracts butterflies. Deer resistant. Salt tolerant.

Bright gold daisies over sturdy, upright clumps of threadleaf foliage. Prolific summer bloom is extended by deadheading. Great cut flower. Attracts butterflies. Deer resistant.

A beautiful native ground cover with large, white flowers followed by scarlet berries. Leaves turn crimson in fall. Needs woodsy conditions to thrive.

Small, spreading tuberous perennial with ferny foliage and pink tobrick-red tubular flower in early spring. Once it has set seed it will go dormant for the rest of the season. A valuable early season food source for returning pollinators.  

Large and fleshy Collard-like leaves with abundant white flowers.

Brilliant flame-red flowers in summer on arched stems. Broad, sword-like foliage for interesting accent. This is one of the hardiest cultivars.

Stiff stems arise from the foliage bearing brilliant red and orange lily-shaped flowers. The colorful flowers open in summer and last to near fall to which butterflies and hummingbirds flock in droves!

Bright orange-yellow trumpets line the arching stems late summer into fall. Makes a wonderful cut flower. Clean sword-like foliage looks good even when not in bloom.  

Delicate blush pink flowers with reflexed petals over beautiful marbled heart-shaped leaves in the autumn.  Summer dormant.

New for 2022, we won’t know what each individual plant will look like until it blooms, but rest assured they’ll all be beautiful! Dramatic woodland superstars!

Elegant rose-pink and white flowers. Blooms here for us in late May into June. In the wild it is usually found growing in cool moist-to-wet neutral or limestone soils, as well as moist rich wooded slopes and around seeps. The roots of C. reginae tend to grow horizontally just below the soil surface so it […]

Bright lavender flowers in cylindrical heads on bushy plants. Very floriferous.  Native prairie plant.

A herbaceous Hydrangea relative with large, felted foliage cleft into two lobes and nodding, white waxy cups in summer. 

Low mat of succulent foliage with large red-purple flowers through the summer. Grow in a protected trough in Vermont.

Striking orange and purple flowers through the spring over mats of apple-green succulent foliage.  Listed at Zone 5, but will need excellent drainage.

Orange-red with white centers blooms from spring to frost on low spreading plants. Requires very well drained soil. One of the hardier ice plants.

Flowers shades of mauve pink with contrasting bees in June. Sturdy flower spikes. Vigorous, tall, early flowering. Deer/rabbit resistant. Attracts butterflies/hummingbirds.

The Aurora series was developed to produce uniform, vigorous plants with sturdy stems and make excellent cut flowers.  This variety has semi-double vivid blue flowers.

The Aurora series was developed to produce uniform, vigorous plants with sturdy stems and make excellent cut flowers.  This variety has semi-double royal purple flowers with white bees. Deer/rabbit resistant. Attracts butterflies/hummingbirds.

Rich purple bloom with a white central bee. Trim back spent stems to base to encourage repeat blooming. Staking may be helpful. Deer/rabbit resistant. Attracts butterflies/hummingbirds.

Pure white blossom with a distinct black eye on tall sturdy stems perfect for cutting.

Flowers deep midnight violet.

Clear medium blue flowers with white bee.

A new strain of Delphinum with stronger stems and increased tolerance of heat and humidity.  This variety has cobalt blue blooms with a white central bee. Attracts butterflies and hummingbirds Deer and rabbit resistant

Strong stems emerge from a frilly mound of green foliage. Double pink flowers bloom on tall spires in early summer and continue till fall. Attracts bees, butterflies & hummingbirds Good cut flower Deer resistant

‘Guardian Blue’ will fill your garden with stately spires of double, deep blue blooms from late May through early July. Makes excellent cut flowers. Deer/rabbit resistant. Attracts butterflies/hummingbirds.

‘Guardian White’ will fill your garden with stately spires of double, pure white flowers from late May through early July and are excellent cut flowers. Deer/rabbit resistant. Attracts butterflies/hummingbirds.

Rich deep blue with a white ‘bee’ in the center on tall sturdy stems.

White flowers on strong spikes. Plants are more compact than older strains of delphiniums. Deer/rabbit resistant. Attracts butterflies/hummingbirds.

Dark blue-purple floret spires on robust stems in summer. Deer and rabbit resistant Attracts butterflies and hummingbirds.

Salmon-red double flowers on compact stems atop scalloped foliage in summer. This stunner will stop you in your tracks! Deer/rabbit resistant. Attracts butterflies/hummingbirds.

Spreading to create an emerald green ground cover. Vigorous deciduous fern for dry or wet locations. Will tolerate sun or shade. Soft yellow-green fronds turn yellow in fall. The fronds release the scent of new mown hay when crushed.  

Small fringed fragrant flowers in a range of vivid colors including red, pink, white and bicolor, sometime with a contrasting eye, bloom in dense flat-topped clusters from late spring to early summer. Great cut flower Attracts butterflies, bees, hummingbirds & moths Deer and rabbit resistant

Clusters of fragrant purple flowers with a white picot edge all summer long. Deer/rabbit resistant. Attracts bees/butterflies. Prefers sandier soils. Pruning plants back hard after blooming will encourage them to survive for another year.

Neat mats of blue foliage. Single magenta flowers.

A rare cushion-forming rock garden alpine with rose-pink flowers on short stems in spring to summer and providing nectar for bees and other pollinators. Drought tolerant Attracts bees and butterflies

Dwarf, tufted, green foliage with deep rose flowers. Deer resistant. Attracts butterflies. Prefers sandier soils. Shear after first flush to encourage early fall rebloom. If allowed to form seed, it will self-sow freely.

Spicy fragrant, single pink flowers with a deeper pink center on low spreading mounds of green needle-like foliage spring to early summer. Attracts bees & butterflies Drought tolerant Deer resistant

Low-growing with single bright magenta flowers in June. Deep blue foliage. Deer resistant. Attracts butterflies. Prefers sandier soils. Deadhead, or shear after first flush to encourage early fall rebloom.

Very fragrant single pink flowers above blue-green foliage in late spring. Deer resistant. Attracts butterflies. Prefers sandier soils. Shear after first flush to encourage late summer rebloom, or deadhead to prolong blooming through summer.

Dwarf, low-growing, mat-forming. Dense mounds of gray-green foliage. Double pink flowers in June. Deer resistant. Attracts butterflies. Prefers sandier soils. Shear after first flush to encourage early fall rebloom.

Pure white blooms have apple green centers for a look that is not commonly seen in Dianthus. Bigger blooms than the usual varieties, and tough stems to hold them up without flopping. Deer resistant. Attracts butterflies. Prefers sandier soils.