Category Archives: Perennials
Daffodil Tahiti
A vivid and outstanding yellow tone sets the stage perfectly for the orange fringed petals in the center of the flower. The interesting colors create a very tropical atmosphere in your spring garden.
Shasta Daisy Crazy Daisy
Huge daisies 3″ across frillier than anything ever seen before. Dozens of petals twist and turn with no two flowers exactly the same. Blooms in summer and makes an excellent cut flower.
Gaillardia Goblin
Hardy border-front summer bloomer thrives in sandy soil and needs little water. Covered with numerous 3-4″ yellow-tipped red flowers atop delicate foliage.
Allium Round and Purple
Round and Purple is perfect for vertical accent between spring flowering perennials. For full display of color plant with Allium Mount Everest or Eremurus ruiter Cleopatra. Alliums are deer resistant and flower late in the spring to early summer. They
Magnolia Black Tulip
Black Tulips superb goblet-shaped 6 blooms draw admiring attentionoohs and ahs!with their have-to-see-to-believe-it black-purple color. New Zealand-bred compact tree growing to 11.5 flowers earlier than mostwithin the first few seasons. A well-chosen addition to a small garden or mysteriously glowing
Astrantia Moulin Rouge
Unique maroon flowers are produced all summer. Makes an excellent fresh or dried cut flower. Grows well in partial shade. Attracts butterflies.
Lithodora Grace Ward
Definitely one of the best blue flowers for the spring sun garden. A very showy plant for its size this low-growing lithodora is a great ground cover and filler in rock gardens. Flowers only half an inch across are an
Lily Oriental Stargazer
Even in the colorful fragrant enchanted realm of oriental lilies Stargazer is a stunning standout. Ever popular in the garden and prized as a cut flower this gorgeous variety boasts bright crimson blossoms distinctly edged in white and a spangle
Paeonia Sorbet
Peonies are standout stars of late spring. Welcome new hybrid variety is admired for striking pink and white 5-7″ double blooms. Fragrant flowers enchant with large colorful blooms and attractive green foliage that morphs into red when fall rolls around.
Chrysanthemum Matchsticks
Unbeatable for a riot of color in the fall garden. The quilled petals golden yellow with red tips sparkle like matchsticks. Neat tightly branched clumps are upright but do not need staking. Easy to grow in the border with other
Phlox David
David was 2002 Perennial of the Year. It’s our favorite white-blooming phlox and is covered with extra-large fragrant blooms from July to August. Prefers moist well-drained soil.
Hydrangea Bombshell
Bombshell’s name reflects the way the dwarf bush explodes from summer to fall with more flowers per plant than any other Hydrangea paniculata. Blossoms are complemented by the medium green foliage. Thrives in sun or shade and is great for
Tulip Kikomachi
Kikomachi tulip is a cool looking yellow blooming mid-season tulip. It belongs to the triumph group of tulips flowering with sturdy stems that will withstand adverse weather conditions. Blooms are with traditional shape excellent bedding plants and best choice for
Tulip Sugar Love
A superb Triumph Tulip Sugar Love displays a splendid color change in the garden. It starts with solid pink buds that become apricot with white edges and rose borders. Best when used as cut flowers in the vase. Blooms mid
Tulip Perennial Tulip Mix (Darwin)
A perennial favorite mix that’s durable and tough and has the perfect old-fashioned appearance. Planted extensively in parks and communities throughout Europe for centuries.
Chrysanthemum Sheffield Pink
Gaining in popularity in this country this great performer has long been a staple of European gardens. You’ll love this prolific blooming apricot-pink beauty. Plant in rich to average well-drained garden loam 2-3 ft. apart. Complements blue or white flowered
Tulip Cherry Delight
Stunning! That is the only word that comes to mind when admiring this large long lasting Darwin Hybrid. Great cut flower lasting weeks in the vase. Blooming mid-spring. Bulb size: 12 cm.
Tulip Brown Sugar
Tulip Brown Sugar is one of the most impressive Triumph tulips that we have seen. Blooming mid to late spring its blossom is produced on top of a strong tall stem starting with plum-red petals edged in bronze that opens
Tulip Olympic Flame
One of the most popular tulips of all time! Very large blooms with bright golden petals brushed with burning red flames. Strong 18- 20 inch stems elicit gasps of admiration in the garden and superb for cutting. We can only
Delosperma Orange Wonder
Carpet your hot sunny areas in vibrant colors from early summer to frost. These spreading succulent perennials thrive on neglect in poor quality soil with good drainage and are exceptionally tolerant of drought and intense summer heat. The small plants
