Category Archives: Perennials
Baptisia Carolina Moonlight
Magnificent cross between two native Baptisias; white wild indigo Baptisia alba and the yellow wild indigo Baptisia sphaerocarpa. Carolina Moonlight has great hybrid vigor and blooms with spectacular butter yellow flowers atop of lupine-like spikes. Plants create a Perfect for
Phlox paniculata Oleander
Phlox standout offers unmatched color and vigorous upright branching. Oleander commands admiring attention with full rounded blooms of satiny deep-pink with expressive dense red eyes. Complementary foliage of lightly spotted medium bright-green makes for a very pretty plant indeed. Phlox
Centaurea montana Lavender Mist PPAF
Lavender Mist carries on fragrantly flowering and reflowering from early spring into late summera longer more lingering bloom time in the garden. Sun-loving bachelor button cultivar produces 50% more blooms has better branching and shorter habit. No need to remove
Phlox Cosmopolitan
These dwarf phlox with their eye-catching 4″ clusters of big hot pink 1 1/2″ florets with blazing fire-red eyes make a strong impact in the garden. Plant them in a border and drink in their sheer beauty.
Lily Oriental Uchida
Uchida is a prolific producer of large open blossoms with strongly recurved petals in brilliant dark pink trimmed with white and light speckles that emit a light fragrance. Easy to grow and quite hardy it loves full sun or partial
Lily Pearl Sweet Surrender
Wonderful ivory white strain with lime green and maroon dots and anthers. Plants are terrific in the garden producing abundance of flowers.
Tulip Blue Wow
A true explosion of blue petals tulip Blue Wow is a spectacular double late tulip. Perfect for planting with Tulip Ice Cream. Blooms late spring.
Weigela florida Spilled Wine PPAF
Wine-dark purple leaves with a wavy edge intensify to nearly black offsetting a wealth of hot pink flowers on this handsome low growing shrub. Hummingbirds and butterflies love the tubular flowers that bloom in late spring and repeat throughout the
Allium Rosenbachianum Mix
This is a brilliant mix for the beginner bulb gardener. Easy to grow and rare these alliums produce 5″ globes of star-shaped flower heads in purple white and blue.
Wallflower Mighty Mauve
Ultra vivid erysimum beauty bursts into flower the first year blooming nonstop from late spring into autumn. Sensational sun-loving 18-22″ evergreen shows great heat tolerance; sets new standard for rich color abundance of flowers and improved habit. Fragrant looker merits
Heuchera Blackout
Almost black glossy rounded leaves that remain dark throughout the growing season. Plants add a dramatic flair in containers and shady garden beds. Planted in groups Heuchera Blackout lends color to small spaces and thrives with little care. Heucheras are
Phlox paniculata Clara
Lovely specimen Clara gets our attention with strong upright stems of full rounded fragrant electric pink blooms. Garden phlox is essential for the perennial plant border. Stems require staking support before flowering. Vigorous perennial does best in full sun or
Leucocoryne Andes
This very fragrant species from South America was discovered in 19th century. Glory of the Sun blooms in late spring and has strap-like leaves and ornamental bicolored flowers that are lavender-blue with a soft rosy-red center. They’re ideal as cut
Lily Oriental Beverley’s Dream
Eye popping lily with long buds that open to radiant flowers. This is a very tall fragrant and colorful lily that is ideal as a cut flower and superb planted in mass.
Lily Golden Splendor
Excellent strain of lilies for flower arrangements. Golden splendor blooms in golden yellow with deep maroon stripe on the outer side of the petals.
Digiplexis Illumination Raspberry
Let the blooms begin! Flowering feverishly from spring right through hard frost Illumination Raspberry provides seasons of sheer pleasure. Shrubby foxglove hybrid puts on a non-stop show of spectacular spikes of bold raspberry-pink flowers. Clump-forming well-branched sterile plants make a
Helleborus Wedding Party Best Man
Best Man is a standout specimen from the justly admired Wedding Party series known for plants that stand out for their vigor multitude of blooms and striking color. Winter-blooming 18-24 inch shade plant produces a sumptuous flourish of mauve-purple 2-3
Eupatorium dubium Little Joe
Eupatorium dubium is a little known dwarf species of native Joe Pye Weed. In appearance E. dubium is similar to E. purpureum but more tolerant of light shade. The 4′ tall stems are covered with whorls of green leaves and
Anemone hup. September Charm
Coming to a border near you: a blooming blaze of serene pink. Flowering like mad from late summer into fall September Charm creates a graceful inviting flurry of luminous silver-pink flowers with golden-yellow centers. Atop graceful 3-4 branching flower stalks
Lily Oriental Soft Music
The perfect combination of stunning flower beauty with incredible fragrance that will spread throughout your garden. Each year as the plants become more established the flower size will increase to as much as 12″ unheard of for a lily. They
