Category Archives: Perennials
Hydrangea macrophylla CitiLine Paris
Petit and oh so sweet! Mophead flowers emerge green and red and mature to deep pink over rich glossy green mildew resistant foliage on well branched compact plants that never need pruning. Plant it in containers in the border as
Camassia Blue Heaven
Blue Heaven is native to the Sierra Nevada range. Its perfect for naturalizing meadows and tolerates heavy clay soils and damp areas. Western native American tribes used this plant as a food source.
Clematis Diamond Ball PPAF
Icy blue double flowers with darker slightly wavy edges and soft yellow centers sparkle in your garden especially against a dark background. Large 4-5 blooms are produced on both old and new wood from June through August. Easy to grow
Veronica Whitewater
Low growing graceful ground cover Veronica Whitewater is a great filler planted around spring flowering bulbs. Delicate pure white flowers work in any color combination in concert with other perennial plants. Plants are low growing clean of disease and deer
Crocus vernus Flower Record
Dutch crocus. Blooming in early spring Flower Record is the center of attention; the intense purple flowers can be seen from great distance. Crocus is extremely cold hardy and one of the earliest to bloom in spring. Once established they
Monarda Fireball
This showy beebalm rivals Jacob Cline with globes of electric red blooms. Upright stems are shorter well-suited in front to mid borders. Mint-scented mildew resistant clean foliage are an added benefit. A nice addition to herb and native plant gardens
Agastache Peachie Keen
Aromatic bright-green foliage is covered with terminal spikes of small apricot- peach colored tubular flowers each emerging from a contrasting darker purple-pink calyx. Blooming nonstop from mid-summer until first frost. Agastache commonly known as giant hyssop is a genus native
Monarda didyma Leading Lady Plum
Leading Lady Plum is a step ahead blooming in early summer well ahead of other bee balms. Forming smaller clumps youre your average bee balm compact low-growing 10-14 tall cultivar blooms right into midsummer. Bravura lilac-purple blossoms held by purple bracts float
Campanula Meteora
This petite beauty rewards you instantly with loads of perfect stars in cooling lavender blue. Thrives in the garden bed or as a tidy pot plant. Common name Canterbury Bells.
Tulip Barbados
Barbados belongs to the Fringed Tulips group and has a single flower with finely incised or fringed edges. The blossoms begin with green petals that change to a deep red. It is a tulip to impress neighbors and friends. Bulb
Hyacinthoides Hispanica Mix
Fragrance is very sweet and the flowers are exceptional for harvesting to a vase. Add to other cut spring beauties to create the perfect table arrangement. In the garden a nice sweeping groundcover that has wonderful tones of blue pink
Tulip Jennie Butchart
Jennie Butchart is one of the brightest red lily flowering tulips. The colors so bright youve got to wear shades. We suggest planting it with tulip Don Quichotte or tulip Ad Rem. Blooms mid to late spring.
Coreposis Route 66
This hardy coreopsis boasts rich yellow blooms with burgundy-splashed centers. In autumn the blooms transform to rich burgundy red.
Monarda didyma Purple Rooster
A truly garden-worthy selection of beebalm with vivid royal purple flowers and clean mildew-free foliage. Sturdy upright stems carry deep green aromatic minty foliage. A super plant for attracting bees and hummingbirds and a lovely plant for herbal collections.
Tulip Apricot Beauty
This exquisite all-time favorite is an early bloomer with light rosy apricot petals suffused with pink. Plant them with grape hyacinths for a perfect spring picture. Excellent for forcing. Nice light fragrance.
Hollyhock Chaters Maroon
Tight full double maroon flowers abound on sturdy 5 ft. tall spikes throughout the summer months. A cottage garden favorite!
Shasta Daisy Banana Cream PPAF
A sure spotlight in the summer garden. Large lemon yellow flowers age creamy white lasting over 2 weeks in fresh bouquets. Unlike other single shasta varieties Banana Cream has an extra row of ray petals which add to a fuller
Hyacinth Carnegie
Hyacinth Carnegie is the best white hyacinth for spring color. It blooms in mid spring and lasts long even under heavy rain. The bright pure white blossoms are ideal for creating colorful flower beds. It goes well with large pansies
Phlox David’s Lavender
Clear deep lavender blossoms attract butterflies all summer. An excellent cut flower that is at home in both garden and container.
Columbine Mckana’s Giant Mixed Colors
All-America Selections winner. Very large long-spurred blooms in wide color range flower in late spring on graceful plants. Lovely for borders and cutting. GARDEN HINTS: Cultivate or mulch to control weeds. In late fall cover with straw or evergreen branches
