Category Archives: Perennials
Fritillaria Aurora
If there is hierarchy in a garden fritillaria Aurora is the king standing tall and strong over its servants. Fritillaria is the center of attention in every spring garden.
Echinacea Primadonna Deep Rose
The brightest and fullest floral display ever. Huge luscious and full-headed with sturdy double-petaled flowers topped with golden-tipped cones. Hardy sun-loving non-droopy petals.
Echinacea Pink Double Delight
Fancy flowers in hot pink bloom for 2-3 months. These gorgeous coneflowers are well branched with sturdy flower stems. Compact at only 24-28″ tall. Perfect for cutting. They thrive even in intense heat and humidity!
Echinacea Leilani
Echinacea Leilani comes to flower with clear yellow blooms from early summer until fall. Plants are great planted in groups in the middle of the mixed perennial border. Durable upright plant habit keeps the plants nice and straight without splitting
Sedum Coral Carpet
Add interest to otherwise drab green ground covers. Edge green lawns or use in rock gardens and raised beds. The salmon coral hues add sparkle to low-lying spaces. Small succulent leaves form mats dense enough to hide bare spots and
Hydrangea quercifolia Gatsby Moon PPAF
Join us in welcoming this show-stopping variation on the ever-popular ever-so-showy native oak-leaf hydrangea. Gatsby Moon?s tightly clustered; large doubled white florets make for full-blown conical panicles. As weather-resistant blooms mature they turn on an alluring shade of green the
Columbine Winky Double Blue & White
From spring to summer this remarkably pretty double-flowered columbine is a magnet for admiring butterflies hummingbirds and humans. The neatly mounded 30″ tall plants produce a lovely commotion of upfacing blooms with dark blue petals and short spurs that fade
Tulip Yonina
In the world of tulips there are many colors types and sizesYonina is one of the most beautiful tulips of all. Color elegance and charm in one variety Yonina is a beauty simply stated. Blooms mid spring.
Crocus vernus Yellow Mammoth
Crocus Yellow Mammoth is a superb yellow variety for bright color in early spring. We recommend planting them with hellebore and galanthus in wooded areas for natural look and color. Crocus is extremely cold hardy and one of the earliest
Tickled Pink Flower Mix
This excellent mix included 6 bulbs of Jan Bos the best-selling hyacinth worldwide and 15 bulbs of anemone White Splendor. It will provide exceptional colors and performance year after year as well as a fantastic fragrance. These two cultivars work
Hydrangea paniculata Little Quick Fire
Creamy white flower spikes kindle into deep pink with fiery carmine highlights on red stems on neat compact plants before other varieties from early summer and clear through to September. The flower color is not affected by soil pH so
Tulip Continental
Tulip Continental is Triumph Tulip that blooms in April. The dark burgundy color looks almost black in the shade and is a perfect partner for Tulip Queen of Night. Although excellent for cut flowers Continentals real strength is garden performance.
Salvia Roemeriana Hot Trumpets
See the trumpets blare! Eye-catching dazzler unleashes glorious masses of bright trumpet-shaped rich-scarlet flowers on 8-10 tall spikes. Compact well-branched plants with spice-scented deep-green leaves flower all season; regularly removing old stems extends and enhances flowering. Sun-loving plants will tolerate
Delphinium Connecticut Yankee
All America Selection Winner blooms from mid summer to early fall on small 30″ tall plants. Free flowering in shades of blue and lavender this plant is excellent for the smaller garden.
Sedum rupestre Angelina
Sedum repestre Angelina is hands down the easiest plant to grow. Low-growing stonecrop which will form a mat only 4 tall. Excellent ground cover Angelina is best used massed in front of the perennial border or in rock gardens. The
Hellebore Kingston Cardinal
Nodding double-flowers in a raspberry mauve appear in late winter when little else shows life. The vigorous and hardy Lenten rose blooms in the winter and early spring garden before other plants awaken. Highly deer resistant too.
Allium Gladiator
The size and color make this one a real show-stopper in the late June garden and in large bouquets. Each huge flower head (up to 6″ in diameter) is a globe like cluster of hundreds of tiny lilac purple flowers.
Hydrangea Macrophylla Harlequin
Harlequin is one of the more stunning mopheads with unusual bicolor blooms. Plants get heavy with large 6″ clusters with pink to purple-blue florets edged with thin bands of white. In full bloom plants are very striking and lend a
Hydrangea Everlasting Amethyst
This stately hydrangea goes on a psychedelic kaleidoscopic journey into color. The compact 4 x 3′ bushy shrub springs forth with long-lasting blooms that change colors like chameleons offering a new dimension in color interest. Great summer flowers with sturdy
Kniphofia hirsuta Fire Dance
Deer and rabbit resistant plants produce coral red and yellow flower spikes from early to late summer. Butterfly and hummingbird magnet this Red Hot Poker is brightly colored. Winter Hardy to zone 4 this is ideal plant for city gardens
