Lynde Greenhouse & Nursery

Delicate, fernlike foliage with flat terminal flower heads that are great for butterflies. Flowers are long-lasting and excellent for fresh or dried cuts. Plants are drought tolerant and thrive in poor, dry soils. Good for summer color in the mid-border. ...

This lovely cultivar bears striking cerise-red flower heads on 18" strong stems. The foliage is deeply lobed, fern-like and green. Flowers bloom all summer long if you deadhead spent flowers. This cultivar spreads quickly and fills in an area well. Full sun and good drainage are a must. Flowers can be used in cut arrangements or dried. This plant has shown to be deer and rabbit resistant as well. ...

'Snow on the Mountain' is a vigorous, spreading, variegated groundcover that thrives in most any soil conditions. Prefers part shade. ...

Good late summer color for the sunny border. Deer resistant and fragrant. ...

An easy to grow groundcover that will grow in sun to shade. This variety has small variegated leaves with lavender blue flowers on short stems. ...

Attractive smaller scale groundcover with glossy, nearly black, scalloped leaves. Shocking violet-blue flowers appear on short spikes in late spring. ...

Bright tricolor variegation of burgundy, cream and green on rapid growing groundcover. Grows well under trees where other plants might have difficulty. Blue flower spikes on short stems in late May to early June. ...

Very compact plants with small, narrow chocalate-colored leaves with intense blue flowers on short stems. Rapid growing and easy to maintain. Grow well under trees. ...

Ruffled, fully double flowers are produced on tall, sturdy stems in midsummer. They open from the bottom of the stalk to the top over a long period. Assorted colors. ...

Compact hollyhock that branches freely providing stems of continous blooms all summer. Unique, anemone-like 3-4" purple flowers have larger frilly outer petals and smaller quilted inner petals. Longest blooming hollyhock and 2004 All American selection. ...

Low-growing ground cover plant. Chartreuse flowes bloom late spring to early summer and are often used as filler in bouquets. Tolerates full sun to full shade and prefers some regular moisture. ...

A full and bushy perennial that is topped with clusters of star-shaped light blue flowers. Beautiful yellow foliage in the fall. An excellant low-maintenance perennial for natural plantings and borders. ...

'Pink Saucer' anemone begins blooming early in the summer and continues its show well into fall. Its large pink saucer- shaped blooms are quite spectacular in mass. ...

Blooms pure white nodding flowers about 1 1/2" in late spring. These lovely flowers give way to interesting white wooly fruit for added ornamental value. ...

This delightful columbine is perfect for patio containers and window boxes because the flowers face upward to be enjoyed. Nice, neat compact habit supports a multitude of large 3-inch flowers in a wide variety of mixed colors including blues, pinks, reds, roses, whites and yellows. This selection blooms for a longer period than the older varieties. The various colors all bloom at the same time. ...

This showy selection produces clusters of large 3" wide, long-spurred bi-color blossoms. It is prized for its compact habit and upward facing flowers which appear over several weeks. ...

Lots of red and yellow nodding flowers for many weeks in spring. A great source of early nectar for butterflies and hummingbirds. Found naturally on rocky ledges and wooded rocky slopes.

This openly branching plant bears abundant red and yellow nodding flowers in spring. The distinctive flowers offer nectar for butterflies and hummingbirds for many weeks in spring. Columbine is found naturally on shaded limestone and dolomite bluffs and rocky woods throughout the Ozarks and can be grown in part sun to shade. ...

Flowers are fully double, reddish-pink with white margins, that look like miniature Dahlias. Vigorous grower, prolific flowers. Delicate blue-green foliage. ...

Small, attractive spreading mounds with spectacular spring and early summer blooms. Exceptionally bright carmine rose flowers.. ...

A compact mounding plant. Silver-grey, fine-textured, fernlike, foliage. Excellent in the rock garden and as an edging plant. Very popular foliage plant. ...

Plants and flowers resemble those of astilbe. Forms dwarf, compact mounds with densley arranged creamy white flowers.  ...

Aruncus is a smashingly handsome plant that makes a shrub-sized mound of ferny divided foliage. In early summer the plant is topped with many long-lasting airy, creamy white, feathery flower spikes, topping out at 6'. A valuable addition to the back of the shady perennial border. ...

Lots of bright orange, flat-topped flower clusters open in early June. Plants bloom for many weeks. Host plant for the monarch butterfly and a great nectar source for many other butterflies and pollinators.

Lots of bright orange, flat-topped flower clusters bloom atop stout stems for many weeks in late spring through summer. This milkweed is a host plant for the monarch butterfly and a great nectar source for many other butterflies and pollinators. This is a great garden plant, common in well-drained prairies and open savannahs.

Stout plants with a few to many stems arising from a woody rootstock. The stems and leaves are covered with hairs and the stems are usually unbranched. Umbels of orange flowers appear in the hottest part of the summer (June-August). Seed pods are 3-6 inches long, narrow and tappering at both ends. The reddish-brown seeds each have a tuft of white hair at the tip. Photo courtesy of North Creek Nursery ...

'Winston Churchill' is a short mounding type of Aster. A profuse bloomer with raspberry-pink flowers. ...

Valued for their late summer and fall floral display. Nice, compact plants. ...

This New England Aster selection grows to a medium height, is wonderfully compact in habit and has vibrant deep-purple flowers. It is a heavy bloomer and very mildew resistant. Also known as Fall Asters, these are very popular for late summer and fall displays of color! ...

Stunning bright pink New England Aster. Plants form a bushy clump, bearing loads of small daisy-type flowers. This is a tall-growing selection. Also known as Fall Asters, these are terrific favorites for autumn color and excellent for cutting. ...

Densely packed clusters of clear light blue flowers are produced atop dwarf, compact plants that do not require staking. 'Wood's selections have shown excellent resistance to mildew and rust. ...

Densely packed clusters of deep purplish-red flowers provide outstanding color in the garden from late summer into fall. They make a terrific accent to fall blooming grasses and the changing colors of the trees. 'Alert' has an especially compact habit and the flowers are great for cutting.

The novi-belgii species is valued for its compact growth habit, rich flower color, and floriferous tendancies.

Densely packed clusters of deep purplish-red flowers provide outstanding color in the garden from late summer into fall. They make a terrific accent to fall blooming grasses and the changing colors of the trees. 'Alert' has an especially compact habit and the flowers are great for cutting.

The novi-belgii species is valued for its compact growth habit, rich flower color, and floriferous tendancies. ...

An early season bloomer, 'Washington' has white flowers that stand out brightly against the dark green foliage. ...

One of the best bloomers. Pure white plumes accent the plant mid-season. ...

New hybrid astilbe that has been chosen for attractive foliage and increased flower production. Mid-season bloomer with exceptionally full and fluffy bright salmon-pink plumes. ...

Dense, plume-like flowers emerge violert-red then lighten up as they mature. Has a unique look; makes a strong statement in the garden. ...

Large, creamy white, triangular flower plumes stand above a robust clump of smooth, glossy, green leaves. More refined foliage than a typical 'chinensis' type. ...

The dark green, coarse foliage and a dense upright form highlight the beautiful pink blooms that are held on thick sturdy stems.  ...

This late-season Astilbe blooms in deep raspberry pink, just after other varieties are finished! Its feathery leaves contrast beautifully with dinner-plate foliage of Hosta or Bergenia. Somewhat sun tolerant if given adequate water.    ...

• Lilac-pink flowers on fuzzy, stiff plumes


• Very late season bloomer, one of the last to bloom (August-September)


• Mid-green leaves form a low carpet of foliage


• A popular dwarf, groundcover-type astilbe

A member of Astilbe chinensis (Chinese Astilbe). A species characterized by its creeping, groundcover habit. Foliage is deeply incised, often bronze-green in color. Flowers are borne on narrow, branched panicles. Though garden performance is far superior in moist soils, members of this species are moderately drought tolerant. Propagate by division in early spring or fall. ...

Spectacular upright rigid plumes on amazingly sturdy stems. Deep red buds open purplish-red. Bronze-green foliage. Compact plants are excellent for containers. Sun and drought tolerant. ...

A brightly colored selection with vibrant raspberry-purple plumes on deep red stems. The glossy, green foliage is sometimes tinged with red and forms an attractive clump in the shade garden. ...

The reddish-bronze foliage and red stems make this astilbe beautiful even when not in bloom. Then in mid-season the plumes of red are a real standout in the garden. ...

'Ostrich Plume' is one of the latest blooming Astilbes. Tall, coarse foliage accents the spectacular arching and drooping rosy-pink plumes. Excellent near the water. ...

Blood red flowers are presented in upright spires. One of the earliest reds to bloom. Foliage is mahogany red in spring turning to green in summer. A vigorous grower. ...

Pure white, open lacy panicles dance above the glossy, deep green foliage. Attractive even when the plant is not in bloom. Great for brightnening up the shady garden. ...

A distinctive perennial with showy indigo-blue flowers carried on tapering spikes up to 1' long, held just above the dense, bushy mounds of soft blue-green foliage. The blooms appear from mid to late spring, followed by 2"-3" long, black seed pods which remain attractive well into winter. They can also be dried for use in arrangements.

Baptisia australis is native to the Praries of North America, so it is easy to grow and will thrive with little maintenance. There are many potential applications in the landscape including meadow plantings, as a backdrop in borders, as a specimen, or in large containers. ...

Thick evergreen cabbage-like foliage with burgundy fall and spring color. Clusters of bright red flowers bloom on heavy stems in spring. ...

A stunning perennial for the shade garden.Silver, heart-shaped leaves with prominent green veins form a rounded clump. Blue Forget-Me-Not like flowers are produced on wispy panicles in spring. ...

Green leaves with an irregular variegation of pure white on the edges. ...

Compact mounds of light green foliage with upward facing cup-shaped blue flowers. ...

Compact mounds of light green foliage, upward facing cup-shaped white flowers. ...

This bellflower forms compact rosettes ofsoft green foliage, tall erect stems produce large dangling cherry-pink blossoms with reddish-purple spots. Reblooms if deadheaded. Plant does spread. ...

The 'Cora' series of Vinca has been bred for disease resistance. Absolutely the best for hot, humid, and rainy climates, 'Cora'  keeps its big, bright blooms and thick, glossy leaves coming all summer. Fade proof burgundy flowers cover the plant all season. ...

Attractive, clump forming perennial with fringed blue flowers. This variety has bright golden yellow foliage and is a vigorous grower ...

A long-blooming perennial that will grow in dry, limey soil. Fragrant, carmine-rose flower clusters all summer. ...

Flowers bloom mid-late summer and resemble the shape of a turtles head. Very dark green foliage on compact, dense plants. ...

Gold winner of the Chelsea Flower Show in England. Blooms late spring through summmer with large, lilac-blue wavy blossoms and purple anthers. ...

A profuse bloomer with rosy pink flowers, 5-6" flowers, blooms June thru September. ...

A non-clinging clematis for the perennial garden, perfect bell-shaped 2-3" flowers dangle from the end of each stem. Rich violet-blue petals are fragrant and bloom all summer. Attractive seed heads. ...

The most popular and easiest to grow. Profuse bloomer with rich velvety purple flowers. Blooms June and July and sometimes in September. ...

'Rouge Cardinal' grows to 10-12' with purplish-red 6" blooms. Profuse bloomer. ...

Pure white flowers with contrasting brown stamens and pointed petals. Huge flowers are 6-9" and bloom June thru September. ...

Fragrant, white, bell-shaped flowers followed by tiny, orange berries. Excellent ground cover for the shade. ...

A profusion of brilliant golden yellow, semi-double flowers, each flushed orange-yellow in the center, bring unbeatable color to the garden. One of the earliest coreopsis to bloom.  ...

A natural cross between 'Early Sunrise' and 'Zamfir' . Golden yellow flowers with more consistently fluted petals are produced atop a compact mound of foliage. ...

Unique combination of a dwarf habit and large flowers. Golden yellow, semi-double to double flowers measure 2" across. Naturally compact; forms a uniform rounded mound. ...

Threadleaf type coreopsis with dark pink blooms. ...

Large 2" yellow flowers with a red eye top well branched, upright plants from midsummer. In fall, the red pigment bleeds out onto the petals, becoming the dominant color. ...

One of the most loved perennials, Coreopsis 'Zagreb' is an excellent performer with bright golden-yellow flowers (a deeper yellow than 'Moonbeam') blooming from early summer to fall. This variety forms an exceptionally bushy yet airy clump of fine, needle-like foliage on upright stems.

Coreopsis is one of the easiest perennials to maintain and is a good choice for beginners. It compliments nearly every other plant in the garden. The verticillata species is particularly long-lived, has a longer flowering time, and demonstrates better drought tolerance than others in the genus. ...

An improved of 'Moonbeam' with larger, more substantial foliage and large yellow blooms. Buds are continually set along the stem and not just the tips. Bright green, lacy foliage. ...

Fresh green, fern-like leaves are held in softly falling tiers. Golden-yellow flowers bloom heavy in late spring and continues to bloom sporadically through mid-fall if plants are kept moist. Reseeds prolifically. ...

These tall, stately perennials are an old time favorite, but are relatively short-lived. Plants bloom early summer and may rebloom if spent flowers are removed. ...

The shortest selection; stout flower spikes comprise half the height. Sky blue flowers with a hint of pink have contrasting black, brown, or blue striped bees. ...

This plant forms compact mounds of well-branched foliage. Satiny midnight blue, 1 1/2 " flowers cover the lacy foliage. More heat tolerant and earlier blooming than other delphiniums. ...

Assorted colors bloom on long stems, perfect for cutting. Nice fragrance and a great cut flower. ...

Hardy, mat forming perennial with bright green leaves and salmon-scarlet flowers. Showy ground cover and useful as edging plants. ...

With its evergreen, aqua-blue foliage and fragrant salmon double blooms 'Helen makes a wonderful addition to the front of the border or as edging along pathways. ...

Incredibly vibrant pink flowers with a spicy clove-like fragrance cover the compact mound of evergreen, blue-gray leaves in early summer. Often rebloooms in fall. ...

Vigorous grower gives a great show of color from early summer through fall. A great plant for the rock garden or pathway edging. ...

Low spreading mounds of tidy moss-l;ike foliage send up constellations of small carnations in cherry red. Perfect for rock gardens and along pathways. ...

Nice mix of pink, red, and white flowers on low growing evergreen mounds of foliage. ...

Double, chinese lacquer-red blooms explode above mounds of icy blue-green, evergreen foliage. May rebloom in fall. ...

Shockingly magenta-pink, upward-facing blooms which exude the scent of cloves appear in masses above silvery-blue mats of evergreen foliage. Each of the 5 petals have serrated edges, looking as if they have been trimmed with pinking shears, hence the common name 'Pinks'. If deadheaded, this species will flower from early summer thru summer.

Cheddar Pinks are native to Cheddar Gorge, England, the same town which is famous for its cheddar cheese. ...

Blue-green fern-leaf foliage with cherry-red flowers, very hardy and heat tolerant, plants consistently rebloom throughout summer. ...

A classic charmer! One of the oldest but still irreplacable perennials in cultivation. Old-fashioned Bleeding Hearts form large, bushy clumps of powdery-green foliage comprised of cut or lobed leaves on fleshy stems. From late spring thru early summer, chains of puffy heart-shaped flowers with rose-pink petals and white tips dangle beneath the arching, leafless stems. These racemes make delightful additions to fresh bouquets.

After putting on this fantastic display, Old-Fashioned Bleeding Hearts go dormant until the following spring. However, if plants are kept well-watered during the spring, dormancy may be delayed until late summer or early fall. Other bushy perennials, such as Hosta, Geranium, or Sedge, should be planted nearby to fill in the resulting gaps. ...

Stunning spring color with brilliant gold foliage and rosy-pink heart-shaped flowers dangling from arching stems. A bit smaller than 'Old Fashioned Bleeding Heart'. ...

Lovely arching stems sith dangling white heart-shaped flowers. ...

An oldtime favorite for the perennial border. This is biennial, so leave some spent flower stalks up so that they may reseed. ...

Unique color changes, large 3-5" flowers open pale green with adeep green cone and matures with a soft magenta blush and purple cones. Upright growth habit with very strong stems. Blooms summer through fall, excellent cut flower. ...

Robust grower with deep green foliage and strong sturdy maroon stems, longer florescent orange ray petals develop first and droop as the flower matures, bright orange inner ray petals continue to form and intensify with color forming the fully double flowers. Color does not fade. ...

A classic purple coneflower. Beautiful rose-pink ray petals with a coppery-brown, spiky central cone comprise the huge, flat flower heads of E. 'Magnus'. Newer blooms are more intense in color and fade to pale rose as they age, lending a bicolor effect to the entire clump of Echinacea.

Praised for their large, daisy-like flowers which appear from midsummer thru fall, after many other perennials have finished blooming, Coneflowers are a mainstay in today's garden. If deadheaded, the bloom cycle will be extended. However, some spent blooms should be left on the plants in fall because their seeds provide winter food for finches and other birds. The dried seed heads also provide architectural interest in the winter.

FUN FACT: The word "echinacea" comes from the Greek word "echinos" meaning "hedgehog", referring to the flower's spiky central cone.

A classic purple coneflower. Beautiful rose-pink ray petals with a coppery-brown, spiky central cone comprise the huge, flat flower heads of E. 'Magnus'. Newer blooms are more intense in color and fade to pale pink as they age, lending a bicolor effect to the entire clump of Echinacea.

Praised for their large, daisy-like flowers which appear from midsummer thru fall, after many other perennials have finished blooming, Coneflowers are a mainstay in today's garden. If deadheaded, the bloom cycle will be extended. However, some spent blooms should be left on the plants in fall because their seeds provide winter food for finches and other birds. The dried seed heads also provide architectural interest in the winter. ...

A very floriferous sport of 'Kim's Knee High', same compact growth and droopy petals but can produce over eighty flowers after 2 years. Forms very showy clumps in the garden. ...

A new series bred for compactness, better branching, and more flowers. Large 3-4" flowers are a deep rose-purple and do not fade. Plants are compact and exhibit exceptional basal branching for greater flower production. Blooms continuously without deadheading, sure to become a garden favorite. ...

An excellant selection with petals that are held horizontally and are more substantial and deeper colored than 'Magnus'. ...

A new tall, golden orange hybrid coneflower. The fragrant blossoms open red-orange and then lighten to golden orange as they expand and age. Perfectly sized for the middle to back of border. ...

Similar to 'Sunset', but a bit taller and with stronger stems. Fragrant, orange flowers with a brown cone and overlapping petals are produced atop strong, well branched stems. ...

The first genetically produced dwarf Eryngium, standing only 8-12" tall in bloom. Large shimmmering blue flowers stand at attention above a rosette of smooth, blue-green leaves. Long lived, reliable perennial prized by florists. ...

Cushion-like, perfectly dome-shaped foliage is topped with chrome-yellow bracts in spring. A good selection for northern gardens. ...

Tall native with coarse foliage and strong upright stems. Dense panicles of deep pink flowers sway with the breeze. ...

(Blanket Flower) An outstanding new perennial that has received a lot of attention in the gardening world recently. Gaillardia 'Arizona Sun' was the winner of both the All-American Selections 2005 Flower Award and Fleuroselect 2005 Gold Medal! The compact and uniform plants produce an abundance of 4 inch fiery orange-red blooms with flame yellow edges from early summer until frost. As the name implies, it is very drought and heat tolerant. Butterflies love it and you will too! ...

Continuous summer bloom, huge 2 1/2" saucer-shaped violet-blue flowers with white centers, attractive deep green foliage with lighter chartreuse marbling. Plants are vigorous and quickly spreading yet remain compact and under control. ...

Very compact plants withdeeply divided reddish-plum leaves. Wonderful lilac-blue flowers bloom all summer on equally dark stems. ...

More compact and floriferous than the species. Plants are fast growing and maintain attractive foliage throughout the summer. Deep magenta flowers bloom all summer. ...

Robust groundcover with masses of violet flowers from May onwards. Beautifully striking contrast to the attractive divided foliage. ...

Easy to grow and long blooming. ...

Bright orange flowers top off the tall, strong stems. Easy to grow. ...

Large, slightly fragrant, double mahogany red blooms with a green throat and white edges. Blooms late summer. ...

This daylily has luminous, pink petals with a darker eye over a yellow throat. Has an extremely large number of flowers per stem, vigorous growth, and pest resistant foliage. ...

A super bloomer with approximately 28 flowers per stem when mature. Large golden yellow flowers with a large deep red eye zone and green throat. A narrrow red line accents ruffled edges. ...

 Everblooming, 3" fragrant flowers, lightly ruffled, very extended bloom. ...

Compact daylily with lots of 2" miniature grape-purple flowers with a darker grape throat and veins. Nice ruffling around the edges.. Excellent landscaping variety. ...

Very long blooming perennial with soft pink flowers. ...

Prolific bloomer, fast grower, fragrant flowers and colorfast red blooms gave this daylily its well deserved award for best miniature daylily. ...

Fragrant, extended bloom and reblooming give this daylily all the attributes every gardener wants. Strong grower with exceptional bud count, iridescent coral-pink with a dark coral band. ...

Blooms from early to mid summer, 2.75" bright Gold blooms with a subtle fragrance. Reblooms into early fall. Stella de Oro is a Extended bloomer with flowers that last at least 16 hours each. Performs superbly in the landscape and is great for edging. ...

New leaves emerge gold and deepen in color to caramel. ...

Beautiful brownish-green foliage and showy flowers. The cherry red flowers bloom from late spring/early summer and repeat throughout the summer. Makes a great cut flower. ...

Fantastic marbled green and cream leaves and deep scarlet red flowers form a sizable mound. ...

Forms a compact, rounded clump of heavily ruffled, lime green to chartreuse leaves. Tan flowers. ...

Maple-like leaves of purple with black veins provide and excellent foil for silver-leaved and light pink-flowered plants. Leaf color changes with the season from red-purple to silvered purple. ...

This unique sport of 'Obsidian' has deep purple-black leaves that are splashed with hot pink in the spring. As the season progresses, the spots lightnen to creamy-pink. Insignificant flowers. ...

'Obsidian' has quickly become the favorite dark-leaved variety on the market. Dark maroon, almost black foliage is as glossy and smooth as the volcanic glass it was named for. Has a compact habit and holds its intense color all season long. Flowers are insignificant on this cultivar. ...

The best reblooming Heuchera on the market! This free-flowering cultiver produces tons of large, deep rose-pink flowers for several months. Cool green foliage with a bright silver overlay. ...

Large, silver leaves with deep green veins. Forms a nice compact mound of foliage. Use it to compliment purple heucheras or to brighten a dark corner. Slender scapes carry teh nearly white flowers. ...

Huge peach colored leaves with a showy white overlay forms lush clumps to highlight shaded perennial borders, rock gardens and containers. Foliage becomes rose to rose-purple from fall through winter. Cramy white flowers stand on wispy stems in spring. ...

Plum colored foliage with darker purple veins. The leaves have a nice ruffle and pointed tios. Forms a spreading clump and makes an excellent ground cove when planted en masse. Creamy white flowers appear in early summer. ...

Unique silvery foliage with dark green veins changes color throughtout the season. Creamy-white flowers appear early on very short stems. ...

Vivid scarlet-red flowers on short stems bloom earlier than other varieties. Great hummingbird nectar plant. ...

One of the few remaining green forms of Heuchera that has a dramatic display of ruby-red flowers. ...

Leaves emerge electric yellow with bright red veining in spring, then mellow to chartreuse with soft red veining for the remainder of the season. ...

Shocking golden yellow leaves display a heavy smattering of bright red pigment that nearly covers the entire surface of the dissected leaves. Small white flowers. Forms a dense, petite clump. ...

Large, radiant yellow leaves have a large, dark red blotch in the center that feathers out through the veins.  ...

Low mounds of bright green leaves with dark centers. The many tiny flowers are a combination of pink and white. Very floriferous. ...

Huge, 8-9" wide, ruffled flowers are rose-pink with a red eye. Distinctively lobed, maple-like leaves are of heavy substance and add to the plants fullness. ...

This selection produces large, ruffled, crimson-red flowers up to 10" across. Strong, shrub-like plants have deeply lobed leaves and are more compact than standard Hibiscus. Outstanding speciman plant. ...

Huge lavender-plum flowers with purple veining measure up to 10" across. Dark green, maple-like leaves are flushed heavily with deep purple pigment. Forms a robust, shrub-like clump. ...

A compact grower with exceptionally large 10" flowers. Large, almost black flower buds open to dark red with puckered petals, nicely crinkled maple-shaped foliage adds to the appeal. ...

Adorable small hosta with thick, heart-shpaed, blue-green to grey-green leaves. Forms a perfectly symmetrical mound. Clusters of lavender, bell-shaped flowers emerge from baloon-like buds on perfectly proportioned scapes. ...

Large, heart-shaped, blue-green leaves with a wide, creamy margins that are creamy yellow in spring. Pale lavender flowers. Use this one as a speciman. ...

Intense blue-green leaf color. Emerges with a gold margin which changes to pure white later in the season. Good grower with light lavender flowers. ...

Neat mounds of forest green leaves with bright white margins. Lavender flowers in late summer. ...

Giant, blue-green leaves with very wide, chartreuse to yellow margins. Leaves are thick, corrugated, and slug resistant. ...

 Huge, apple green leaves develop dark green margins and brighter chartreuse centers in summer. Large, fragrant, near white to klavender flowers emerge from lavender buds. Exhibits good sun tolerance. ...

Mid-sized blue hosta with along season of appeal. Leaves are a frosty blue-green and pointed. Foliage has heavy substance and is slug resistant. Pale blue-violet flowers. ...

Beautiful dark green centers with a wide, crisp white margin, very showy. Lavender blooms in summer. Selected by the American Hosta Growers Association as Hosta of the Year 1997. ...

Nice vase-like shape with frosty blue leaves that are wavy, narrow, creamy yellow to ivory margins. lavender flowers bloom in summer. ...

A beautiful upright growing variety, up to 36" plus wide. large, blue-green leaves with a creamy yellow margin. Blossoms are a lovely shade of pale lavender. Use as a speciman in the shade garden. Selected by the American Hosta Growers Association as Hosta of the Year 2000. ...

A large speciman plant with enormous yellow to chartreuse leaves which actually need some sun to keep the color yellow. Give this plant plenty of space to grow and good morning sun to keep the leaves bright. Complimented by white blossoms. Moist, rich, well-drained soil. Selected as Hosta of the Year 2004. ...

Fast spreading ground cover. Adaptable to a wide range of conditions. Also good in water gardens. ...

Ruffled, pure white self with pale lemon-yellow beards. Strong sweet fragrance. Nearly everblooming once established. ...

This new cultivar has dark purple-violet flowerswith a freckled throat, lightly ruffled and sweetly scented, well branched stems, mid-season bloom and excellent rebloomer. ...

Wonderful berry-red standards with white falls speckled and edged in berry-red. Flowers are very ruffled and will rebloom. ...

Large velvety-violet ruffled blooms top off the narrow upright foliage. ...

Creamy white standards and butter yellow falls top off the narrow upright foliage. Blooms in early summer. ...

Tall clumping iris with narrow upright foliage and large velvety violet-blue flowers. ...

Bright variegation, green leaves with a wide golden edge and silver streak along the midrib. Short flower spikes are purplish-pink. ...

This selection of Lamium forms a spreading patch of small silver leaves with a narrow green edge. Clusters of soft salmon-ppink flowers appear in spring, then continue off and on until fall.Fairly tolerant of dry shade, once established. ...

Lamium is one of the best choices for a tough yet showy perennial groundcover. 'Red Nancy' performs best of the silver foliage types. Vigorous growth, good flower coverage seperate this variety from others. ...

This short, twining vine blooms in summer with exact replicas of the annual Sweet Pea, but without the fragrance. ...

Very fragrant, deep violet-purple flower spikes fill the air all summer long with their sweet perfume. The silvery-grey foliage remains compact, making it a good choice for edging. ...

Small rock garden plant with silver foliage and small silver flowers. ...

Superb selection, huge 4-5" flowers open lemon-yellow, lightening to light butter yellow and finally to creamy white as they mature. Buds are produced at each axillary shoot, ensuring summer long bloom. Vigorous grower with excellent disease resistantance, compact, dark green foliage. ...

Best dwarf Shasta Daisy, compact mounds of foliage with large flowers. ...

Broad 3" wide flowers are pure white with yellow centers. They are borne on long stems which are perfect for cutting. ...

Crazy daisies are like snowflakes, no two are alike. The yellow centers are surrounded by whited fringed petals. Double flowes are 2" wide and makes a nice cut flower. Noted for its prolific flowering habit. ...

Multiple stems of creamy-white flowers bloom from the bottom up. Narrow opposite leaves are 10" long at the base and decrease in size as the grow up the stem. ...

Bright rosy-lavender flower spikes bloom from the bottom to the top. Narrow opposite leaves are 10" long at the base and decrease in length up the stems. Butterfly nectar plant. ...

Broad, glossy, chocolate-purple leaves with a bright purple reverse make a bold statement in garden. Golden orange daisy-like flowers on purplish stems. ...

Huge purple leaves of leathery substance, flat panicles of orange-yellow flowers. ...

Exceptionally large, upward facing, fragrant flowers of pink and red with a narrow white edge. Produces 3-5 flowers per stem. ...

Shorter variety with upward facing, medium sized, scarlet-red with a deeper red center. Three to five flowers per stem.  ...

Bright pure yellow, strong grower that produces 3-5 flowers per stem. Shorter variety for the front of the border. ...

New generation of genetically short lillies. 'Tiny' Hope is a good reliable red with 5-7 blooms per stem. ...

Another in the 'Tiny' Series 'Padhye' is white with burgundy brushmarks, spectacular color contrast. and 5-7 buds per stem. ...

Excellent perennial for late summer bloom. Hummingbirds love this plant. ...

A new hybrid mix of enourmous flower spikes and exceptional bicolor flowers. Forms large clumps with dense flower spikes up to 2' long. ...

Unsurpassed early summer color with dense spires of pea-shaped flowers. Gallery mix is assorted colors of red, pink, yellow, blue, and white. ...

Trailing ground cover with beautiful chartreuse round foliage and yellow flowers. Grow well in moist soils and water gardens. ...

From the breeding program at the Modern Research Station this variety is a breakthrough first dwarf variety of Monarda. It has highly mildew resistant foliage and Lavender-rose colored flowers that when crushed give off a mint-like aroma. The flowers are enhanced by beautiful dark green, crinkled foliage. ...

Scarlet-red flowers top tall stems of dark green scented foliage. Attracts hummingbirs, butterflies, and bees. Great cut flower.  ...

Assorted colors to choose from ...

A unique new dwarf form that is smaller in all respects; shorter stature, smaller leaves, and tiny but numerous lilac-blue flowers. ...

Gray-green, aromatic foliage gives way to a plethora of soft lavender-blue flowers which are produced over a long period in summer. Although the stems are about 30 inches long, the plant's arching habit brings the height down to 18 to 24 inches if it is not staked. When Nepeta's stems are broken, they release an aroma into the air that tends to attract cats, thus its common name, Catmint. ...

Canary yellow, mildly fragrant, 3 to 4 inch wide flowers are produced in great quantity over dark green, lanceolate leaves in summer. Following the substantial blooms, 2 to 3 inch long, 4-winged seed pods are produced which are beautiful in dried floral arrangements. The trailing habit and drought tolerance of this perennial makes it ideal for softening the edges of pathways or planting in rock gardens. ...

Fast-spreading and maintenance free ground cover for shaded and semi-shaded areas. ...

These delightfully delicate poppies bloom in early spring. The crinkly petals look like crushed silk and dangle from wispy stems. ...

Hybrid vigor and uniform flowering on bushy plants with strong stems help this plant standout early in spring. ...

Crimson -red crepe paper flowers atop strong stems. ...

This orange Geranium 'pops' in garden beds or containers. ...

Rose-purple, trumpet shaped flowers are borne in profusion on thin spikes in early summer. They make a tremendous color statement when planted in multiples. Drought tolerant and easy to grow. Attracts hummingbirds. ...

Scarlet-red flowers dangle from strong stems. Hummingbirds love this plant. ...

Deep purple-bronze foliage with upright branching panicles of white tubular flowers. Very attractive accent plant. ...

Gray-green finely dissected foliage with spikes of lavender-blue flowers on strong stems bloom for a long period in midsummer. Plants have a loose, open habit. ...

Darkest purple of all Phlox and verya fragrant. Has good mildew resistance. ...

Vivid clusters of fragrant, cherry-red flowers sit atop strong stems nearly all summer. A compact variety that attracts butterflies and hummingbirds. Makes a bold color statement. ...

An very early bloom time, incredible disease resistance, and a slowly spreading habit sets this variety apart. Clusters of large, pure white flowers completely cover the glossy, green foliage over a long period. ...

Exceptionally large heads of very fragrant white flowers. Shows excellent resistance to Powdery Mildew. ...

A medium height Garden Phlox with bright green mildew resistant foliage. Wonderful fragrant, hot coral-pink flowers, plants branch freely and continue to bloom from lateral branches all summer. ...

Lavender-purple flowers with a white star in the center top off strong stems that are perfect for cutting. ...

Beautiful, large heads of salmon-orange flowers top of strong stems with dark green foliage. ...

Showy, clump-forming perennial with a brilliant floral display of white flowers with a red eye. ...

The first garden phlox to display yellow in its flowers. Yellow-green buds open into soft pink flowers with pink or white centers and greenish-yellow edges. The giant flower trusses have as exquisite waxy finish, resembling hydrangea blossom. ...

Clusters of fragrant, cherry-red blossoms contrast sharply against the dark green foliage. Blooms nearly all summer long. Sturdy clumping perennial.  ...

Light blue flowers top these ground hugging creeping phlox. Does well in dry soils. ...

'Emerald Pink' Creeping Phlox is a very low-growing ground cover that is showiest when planted on slopes, among rocks, front of the border, or along pathways. ...

Compact and early flowering, dark green uniform foliage with spires of pure white flowers, blooms all summer. ...

Deep pink flowers on tall stems bloom all summer. ...

Long-lived and trouble-free selection. Interesting balloon-shaped buds open to splendid blue, dwarf bell-shaped flowers. A prolific bloomer that is pest and disease free. Excellent low-growing border or rock garden plant. ...

A cultivar with green foliage and a white margin tinged with pink. Pale lavender-blue flowers bloom in late spring to early summer. ...

'Noverna Deep Blue' is a fascinating primula with the most intense, deep blue-violet flowers. The beautiful flared bell-shaped blooms emerge in summer in tight  clusters at the top of an 8-10" stems. ...

This Pulmonaria has a somewhat upright growth habit, with sharpely pointed silver marked foliage. The small bell-shaped flowers arrive in May and are a raspberry coral color. Excellent for use in the shade garden, mixed with hostas, ferns and astilbe. ...

Wonderful shade garden plants with colorful foliage and very early bloom. Flower clusters on stems with small leaves emerge early spring prior to the more decorative mature foliage. Round silvery spots on foliage with pink flowers that turn blue after they mature. ...

Red daisy-like flowers sit atop strong stems, perfect for cutting. Attracts butterflies. ...

Black-Eyed Susan is one of the most popular perennials available today, having earned the prestigious Perennial Plant of the Year Award. Plants have a long season of bloom and have a sturdy, upright habit. The orangish-yellow daisy flowers have a distinct dark brown eye or cone and are held on branching stems. Do not deadhead these cones if you want winter interest since the black seed heads remain attractive throughout the winter and the seeds provide a source of food for small birds. A garden classic combination includes upright Sedum 'Autumn Joy' and Perovskia atriplicifolia. An excellent perennial for the much needed late summer color. It is very showy in mass plantings. ...

This native prairie flower grows from 24-36" and will attract plenty of butterflies to the garden. ...

'Cappucino' blooms are the biggest of all the Rudbeckias. They measure nearly 4" across . The petals are divided into golden yellow and mahogany red, all surrounding the familiar dark brown to black center. Long lasting on the plant or in the vase, they are outstanding. ...

A creeping mosslike evergreen groundcover. In areas where it remains cool it can be used as a replacement for lawn. It is especially nice growing between pavers and flagstones. Sagina needs an evenly moist soil with good drainage. Morning sun is better than afternoon sun. Delightful, tiny white flowers in spring. ...

'Irish Moss' makes a beautiful dark green groundcover. White flowers dot the foliage during summer. ...

This fairly new selection comes from Zillmer Pflanzen in Uchte, Germany. It's similar to 'East Friesland' but we two distinct differences. A very upright habit and glowing dark purple stems which contrast so nicely against the deep violet-blue flowers. An excellent cut flower. Destined to become more popular. ...

'Haeumanarc' PPAF (Marcus) Salvia are easy to grow perennials that do well in almost any climate. Marcus is a rather new dwarf introduction from Germany. It's compact habit makes it perfect for edging, containers or smaller spaces. The foliage spread for a dwarf plant is quite impressive the first year. Dark violet-purple flowers that bloom through the summer particularly when deadheaded to lateral buds. This Salvia is exquisitely petite. ...

This Dutch strain is compact, with chubby spikes of deep violet-blue flowers. ...

(Salvia 'Blauhugel') A wonderful Salvia orginating from Germany. The closest to true blue in the hardy selections. Very long flowering with a wonderful compact habit. To promote long flowering in Salvias; deadhead to lateral buds. Salvia are easy to grow perennials that do well in almost any climate. Use in containers or borders. 'Blue Hill' is particularly delightful with yellow flowering perennials such as Achillea 'Moonshine'. ...

Very floriferous with long bloom time. More compact than East Friesland with foliage that is more dense and finely assembled.Shear spent flowers back to promote reblooming. Somewhat drought tolerant. ...

Lavender blue, pincushion-like flowers hover over a short mound of ferny basal foliage all summer long. ...

The best creamy yellow variegated sedum with little reversion. A sport of Autumn Joy, this variety in more dense and compact. White buds open to light pink flowers. ...

Upright sedums are one of the most popular perennials on the market today. Interesting fleshy leaved plants that are easy to grow. This is almost the perfect border plant that adds interest to the late season garden as well as providing winter interest. This selection which was developed in Quebec, looks just like 'Autumn Joy', but was selected because it has a might tighter growth habit and thicker more richer colored flower panicles during late summer and fall. ...

A compact, low-growing groundcover with deep purple, flattened oval leaves. Masses of mauve-pink flowers blanket the foliage from late summer to early fall.
Low, spreading sedums form a solid mat of foliage which is excellent for covering slopes or can be planted as a groundcover in sunny, dry areas. They are extremely drought tolerant and many are evergreen. These are terrific low-maintenance plants that always look their best.

A real compact grower displaying flattened deep purple oval leaves which during late summer and early fall are smothered in masses of bright purplish red flowers. ...

Greenish-purple foliage in spring changes to dark burgundy with a grayish sheen by summer. Clusters of reddish flower buds open to rosy-pink flowers in late summer. Good stem strength and maintains its upright form. ...

Oblong blue-gray succulent leaves on attractive shiny stems. Forms a low mat with clustered pinkish-red flowers in summer. ...

'Rosy Glow' is a low spreading plant with blue-green foliage and dark ruby-red flowers in late summer. Very low water use. ...

Dense mounds of green edged in white foliage. Yellow flowers cover the plant in late spring early summer. ...

A small grower-energetic needle type leaves turn golden in full sun and prefers well-drained soil. ...

'Blue Spruce' sedum forms a dense mat of conifer-like foliage in any sunny location. In June, deep mauve pink stems rise to 10" and are topped off with brilliant yellow flowers. ...

Very similar to Sedum kamtschaticum, but it is more compact and the leaves are narrower. The toothed, spoon-shaped, medium-green leaves are concentrated in whorls toward the ends of the low upright stens, forming a lush mound. Abundant flat clusters of small starry bright golden-yellow flowers appear at the stem tips in late spring and summer. ...

Sedums are a workhouse in the garden. They can thrive in dry sites thanks to their thick succulent foliage. 'Neon' is a much brighter pink (almost neon)than 'Brilliant' Flower clusters are thicker and more rounded and has a consistent color. ...

Low growing ground cover with dark bronze-red foliage. Nice reddish=pink blooms cover the foliage in summer. Foliage turns red in fall. ...

Dark red leaves all year, crimson-red flowers, 3". ...

'John Creech' has emerald green foliage and is one of the best groundcovers for a dry sunny spot. ...

Very low-growing rosette-forming succulent plants. Propagates by producing runners with baby plants. Very drought tolerant and heat tolerant, requiring excellent drainage. Excellent for miniature gardens, rock gardens, or for assorted pario pottery. ...

Clump-forming, dwarf selection for the sunny border that produces perfect little mounds and dense racemes of light yellow flowers that bloom late summer to fall. Exceptional long bloom time and tolerates poor soils, ...

Wonderful low-growing foliage plant for sunny, dry locations. ...

Forms attractive clumps of glossy green puckered foliage. Sturdy spikes of rosy lavender flowers bloom in mid-summer forming a perfect canopy of blooms. ...

Magnificient sprays of delicate, lavender-purple flowers are produced on tall, dark purple stems. Self-supportive;rarely needs staking.Distinctive green foliage forms a nice low mound. ...

Lemon thyme is a compact, upright shrub that grow to a height of 12 inches. The leaves are tiny and heart shaped, ringed with a splash of yellow. It has a bit of a citrus tang, but is milder than most other thymes.It makes a natural choice for seasoning seafoods and salads. ...

Creeping thyme is a sun-loving herb valued as a ground cover or where a low edging is desired.They perform the best in well-drained soil with moderate fertility.'Coccineus' has dark green leaves with waves of bright scarlet flowers. ...

A favorite for the way it creeps between rocks and other plants to form a tight rug of small overlapping gray-green leaves. Pink flowers bloom right on top of the foliage in midsummer. ...

One of the best Tiarellas. It forms a compact clump of perfect glossy green, deeply dissected leaves with a prominate black-purple center blotch. An abundance of lightly fragrant, pink and white flowers are produced in spring. ...

Triangular, blue-violet blossoms with sulphur-yellow stamens. Blooms up to eight weeks. ...

Graceful arching ladder-like leaves alternate up the stems. Orchid-like flowers start blooming late in the season. With consistently good clean foliage, it has superior vigor, even in late summer. Creamy yellow, large, well-edged leaves add seasonal appeal. Attractive white flowers heavily spotted with purple add late season interest. ...

Medium height perennial for the sunny border. Profuse blooms of pure white cover the plant in summer. ...

A dimunitive form of veronica, 'Red Fox' is a good selection for small spaces or the front of the border. The bright fuchsia-pink flower spikes appear over a long time, in excess of five weeks, beginning in midsummer. Butterflies love to drink their sweet nectar. ...

This is a valuable addition to the perennial garden with their low maintenance requirements and their spiky flowers.Clean, deep green foliage. The bottom foliage does not die out like other Veronicas. Abundant flowers all summer wtih an attractive compact upright habit which makes it terrific for the front of the border, smaller spaces, mixed containers or mass plantings. ...

An excellent weed smothering, evergreen groundcover with small, dark green leaves. Lovely, lavender-blue flowers about the size of a nickle appear just above the foliage in spring. ...

Lightly fragrant, 1 3/4" pale yellow flowers with lavender-purple margins. Blooms heaviest in spring then sporadically until fall. ...