Perennials Catalog

Perennials
Coronation Gold Yarrow Variegated Bishop’s Weed

Achillea x ‘Coronation Gold’ Aegopodium podograria ‘Variegatum’
Height: 33 - 36” Spread: 30 - 36” Height: 6 - 10” Spread: 18 - 24”

Light: Full sun Zone: 3 - 8 Light: Full sun to full shade Zone: 3 - 8
Small, deep yellow flowers in huge clusters on Bright rose pink, ball-shaped flower clusters are
sturdy stems above the silvery gray foliage. produced on thin, leafless stalks above the com-
Drought resistant plant. Flowers hold color pact mound of dark green, evergreen, grassy
when dried. Blooms in late spring or early foliage. These little wonders are produced freely
summer. from mid-spring to early summer.
Moonshine Yarrow Black Scallop Bugleweed

Achillea x ‘Moonshine’ Ajuga ‘Black Scallop’

Beautiful, deeply cut, silver-gray foliage and Glossy, near black scallop leaves form a dense
sulfur-yellow flowers appear in June and mound. From mid to late spring, short spikes
continue until September. Performs well in of deep blue flowers stand upright above the
northern gardens. Excellent drainage is nec- low spreading foliage.
essary for best results.
The Pearl Yarrow Catlin’s Giant Bugleweed

Achillea x ‘The Pearl’ Ajuga reptans ‘Catlin’s Giant’
Light: Full sun to part shade Zone: 3 - 9 Light: Full sun or full shade Zone: 3 - 10
Small white flowers in clusters on sturdy Excellent spreading ground cover featuring deep
stems above the foliage. A very drought re- blue flower spikes and attractive bronzy-blue
sistant plant. Blooms from June through foliage. Forms a dense, carpet-like mat, even in
September. shady areas! Blooms May through June.
Paprika Yarrow Red Stemmed Lady’s Mantle

Achillea millefolium ‘Paprika’ Alchemilla erythropoda
Height: 24” Spread: 24” Height: 6” Spread: 6 - 8”

Light: Full sun Zone: 3 - 8 Light: Full sun to part shade Zone: 3 - 7
Finely textured, fern-like gray-green foliage Blue-green scalloped foliage is felty to the touch
makes an excellent foil for the tall heads of and backs the short sprays of tiny yellow flow-
reddish-brown flowers. A proven performer in ers. Blooms in summer.
hot, dry situations with poor soil. Flower
heads can be dried. Blooms in summer.
Azure Monkshood Lady’s Mantle

Aconitum fischeri Alchemilla mollis

Light: Full sun to part shade Zone: 4 - 8 Light: Full sun to part shade Zone: 3 - 7
Produces deep blue flowers late in the sum- Small, vibrant yellow flowers rise above the
mer and autumn. Flowers are deep purple bright, lime green leaves. This luxurious foliage
inside and paler blue outside. All parts of the mass mounds and spreads for a good filler in
plant (especially the roots and seeds) are shade gardens. Blooms in summer.
extremely poisonous.
Perennials
Snowdrop Anemone Bloodstone Sea Thrift
Anemone sylvestris Armeria maritima ‘Bloodstone’

Light: Filtered sun Zone: 3 - 8 Light: Full sun to part shade Zone: 3 - 8
Slightly fragrant flowers are borne above soft- Clumping evergreen perennial forms neat
textured blue-green foliage. Spreads by under- mounds topped by profusion of rosy red flower
ground stems. White nodding flowers May to heads. Great for rock garden, landscape accents
July above bright green foliage. or containers. Blooms in spring, remove old
flowers for rebloom.
Snowcap Rock Cress
Dusseldorf Pride Sea Thrift
Arabis caucasica ‘Snow Cap’
Armeria maritima ‘Düsseldorfer Stolz’
Height: 6 - 8” Spread: 10 - 16”
Height: 6 - 12” Spread: 6 - 12”
Light: Full sun to part shade Zone: 3 - 8
Light: Full sun Zone: 5 - 9
Small snow white blooms appear like a carpet
over the lush gray-green foliage. An easy to A low growing, compact plant featuring car-
grow perennial well suited to rock gardens, dry mine-red flowers on wiry stems rising up
garden walls, perennial borders and as a from dense, dark-green grass-like leaves.
groundcover on slopes. White flowers in spring. Flowers in April
Mountain Sandwort Splendens Sea Thrift

Arenaria montana Armeria maritima ‘Splendens’
Light: Full sun to part shade Zone: 4 - 8 Light: Full sun to full shade Zone: 3 - 9
Narrow, glossy green leaves form prostrate Produces a dome of blade-like dark green foliage
mats of foliage. In mid-spring, Sandwort is blan- in a perfectly round form. Blooms in mid to late
keted by relatively large white flowers. It is the spring. Flowers are a bright wine red pompom
perfect substitute for moss in sunny areas. perched atop thin straight upright stems. Re-
blooms heavily over 6 to 8 weeks.
Armada™ Rose Sea Thrift
Silver Mound Artemisia
Armeria Armada™ Rose
Artemisia schmidtiana ‘Silver Mound’
Height: 6 - 8” Spread: 8 - 12”
Height: 8 - 10” Spread: 10 - 18”
Bright rose pink, ball-shaped flower clusters are
produced on thin, leafless stalks above the com- Silvery, aromatic foliage is finely textured with
pact mound of dark green, evergreen, grassy silky pubescence. Good as single accent. Mass
foliage. These little wonders are produced freely for a color effect. Better adapted to areas with
from mid-spring to early summer. cool summers than hot. Non-invasive. Insignifi-
cant flowers.
Cotton Tail Sea Thrift Butterfly Weed

Armeria ‘Cotton Tail’ Asclepias tuberosa
Height: 6 - 8” Spread: 10 - 16” Height: 6” Spread: 6 - 8”
Bright white, cotton ball flower clusters are A virtually hassle-free perennial, offering three
produced on thin, leafless stalks held about 3-4 months of tangerine-orange blooms from early
in. above the tight mounds of evergreen, grassy to late summer. Deadheading the flowers will
foliage. These little wonders bloom from mid- stimulate another bloom cycle about a month
spring through early summer. after the first one. The flowers are particularly
attractive to hummingbirds, butterflies, bees,
and other beneficial insects.
Perennials
Alert Aster Purple Dome Aster
Aster ‘Alert’ Aster ‘Purple Dome’

Light: Full sun Zone: 3 - 8 Light: Full sun Zone: 4 - 8
Intense, deep crimson flowers cloak this resil- Mounds of royal purple cover big bushy plants
ient dwarf perennial. Bred for short stature that bloom well into frost-free autumn weather.
with wide spreading dense habit. Deep crim- Combine with other Asters for a multicolored
son daisies in late summer to fall. effect. Deep purple blooms late summer to fall.
Happy End Aster Winston Churchill Aster

Aster ‘Happy End’ Aster ‘Winston Churchill’

Cherry fuchsia-pink flowers with a yellow center An easy to grow perennial wonderful in beds
in May and June, over low mounds of lance- and borders. Cut flowers have an unusually
shaped leaves. Attracts butterflies. long vase life. Early fall flowering. Attracts
butterflies.
October Skies Aster

Wood’s Light Blue Aster
Aster ‘October Skies’
Aster ‘Wood’s Light Blue’
Height: 18 - 24” Spread: 20 - 24”
Height: 8 - 12” Spread: 12 - 18”
A shorter, bushy selection with finely textured,
Single, clear medium blue flowers with gold
mint-scented foliage. Beginning in late summer,
centers appear in August and bloom through
a myriad of daisy-like flowers with yellow cen-
October. From a beautiful new fall-blooming
ters and petals the color of the autumn sky in
series of aster cultivars with highly mildew re-
New England appear.
sistant foliage and great dwarf stature.
Peter Harrison Aster Wood’s Pink Aster

Aster ‘Peter Harrison’ Aster ‘Wood’s Pink’
Features a profuse bloom of pink flowers Clear pink single flowers from August
which can entirely cover the plant with bloom through October make this a great addition to
from mid-August6 until early October. No stak- the autumn perennial garden. Asters are great
ing required. Attracts butterflies. for attracting butterflies to the garden.
Professor Kippenburg Aster Bridal Veil Astilbe

Aster ‘Professor Kippenburg’ Astilbe x arendsii ‘Bridal Veil’
Excellent dwarf perennial for borders and Pure white blossoms held above vivid green
small gardens. Features clear blue, yellow cen- foliage. Essential to partially shaded borders.
tered daisy-like flowers that bloom in fall, a Perfect in masses for moonlight gardens. Pure
time when few plants are in color. Tolerates white blooms June to July.
heat and drought.
Perennials
Deutschland Astilbe Whitewall Gem False Rock Cress
Astilbe x arendsii ‘Deutschland’ Aubrietta deltoidea ‘Whitewall Gem’

Light: Full sun to full shade Zone: 4 - 9 Light: Full sun Zone: 4 - 8
Graceful, airy mounds with showy plumes of Forms a low, even cushion of evergreen
feathery flowers. Good in pots and tubs. Nice leaves. It makes an excellent cover for slopes or
colorful landscape accent in moist areas, such sunny, dry areas. It is fairly drought tolerant
as around pools. White flowers in summer. once it is established. In mid-spring, vibrant
blossoms cover every inch of the foliage.
Elizabeth Van Veen Astilbe
False Blue Indigo
Astilbe x arendsii ‘Elizabeth Van Veen’
Baptisia australis
Height: 24” Spread: 12 - 18”
Height: 8 - 12” Spread: 12 - 18”
Light: Full sun to full shade Zone: 4 - 9
A species that blooms in early summer with
glossy green leaves often tined with red. Showy indigo-blue flowers carried on tapering
Vibrant raspberry-lilac plumes are produced spikes held just above the dense, bushy mounds
in pyramidal clusters. of soft blue-green foliage. Blooms appear from
mid to late spring, followed by long, black seed
Fanal Red Astilbe pods which remain attractive well into winter.
Astilbe x arendsii ‘Fanal’ Heartleaf Bergenia

Height: 20” Spread: 18 - 20” Bergenia cordifolia
Light: Full sun to full shade Zone: 4 - 9 Height: 12 - 15” Spread: 18 - 24”
Showy perennial for beautiful summer color in Light: Full sun to part shade Zone: 4 - 8
shady areas. Tall, feathery blooms of deep gar-
net red valued for light, airy quality, rise above Excellent evergreen perennial displays large
bronze-green foliage. Great in massed plant- heart-shaped, glossy, dark green leaves in bold
ings. Deep garnet red blooms May through rosettes. Flower clusters are lovely spring ac-
July. cents. Effective in shaded foreground plantings
and borders. Pink flowers in spring.
Pumila Astilbe
Winter Glow Bergenia
Astilbe chinensis ‘Pumila’
Bergenia x ‘Winter Glow’
Height: 12 - 15” Spread: 12”
Late summer plumes of rich rose-purple flowers
on a smaller compact plant. Color lasts for two Excellent evergreen perennial displays large
months and makes a good cut flower. Focal glossy, dark green leaves in bold rosettes. Ma-
point in the woodland garden. Flowers in mid- genta-red flower clusters are lovely spring ac-
summer. cents. Effective in shaded foreground plantings
and borders. Magenta red flowers in spring.
Sprite Astilbe
Pink Beauty Boltonia
Astilbe simplicifolia ‘Sprite’
Boltonia asteroides ‘Pink Beauty’
Height: 12 - 15” Spread: 10 - 12”
Height: 36 - 60” Spread: 36 - 48”
A new dwarf Astilbe, excellent for use as an
edging plant and in foreground plantings. Hundreds of soft pink daisies top fine-textured
Feathery, soft, shell-pink plumes are held above silver blue foliage in late summer. Butterflies
bronzy-green foliage in summer. Flowers in love this plant! This native plant is long lived
midsummer. and easy to grow. Blooms late summer into fall.
Perennials
Snowbank Boltonia Blue Cloud Calamint
Boltonia asteroides ‘Snowbank’ Calamintha nepeta ‘Blue Cloud’
Height: 36 - 48” Spread: 36 - 48” Height: 9 - 12” Spread: 12”

Light: Full sun to part shade Zone: 3 - 9 Light: Full sun Zone: 4 - 7
Noted for its compact habit and masses of daisy- Its small, glossy green leaves smell strongly of
like white flowers atop attractive blue green mint. Beginning in early summer, tiny, tubular,
foliage. Blooms late summer into early fall. pale lavender-blue flowers are produced in pro-
fusion on upright spikes just above the foliage.
Hadspen Cream Brunnera Their sweet nectar attracts butterflies, hum-
mingbirds, and bees.
Brunnera macrophylla ‘Hadspen Cream’
Height: 12 - 15” Spread: 12 - 15” Dixon’s Gold Bellflower

Light: Part to full shade Zone: 3 - 8 Campanula ‘Dixon’s Gold’
Light green leaves with wide, irregular, creamy Height: 4 - 6” Spread: 8 - 10”
yellow margins characterizes this variety of
Brunnera. 'Hadspen Cream' produces the same
tiny, baby blue, forget-me-not like flowers as the Striking bright gold (lime green if grown in
other varieties, which are borne in panicles shade), toothed leaves form a compact clump.
above the foliage from mid to late spring. Lavender blue, star-shaped, upward-facing flow-
ers smother the foliage from late spring to mid-
Jack Frost Brunnera summer, often repeating sporadically into fall
Brunnera macrophylla ‘Jack Frost’
Blue Clips Bellflower
Height: 12 - 15” Spread: 12 - 15”
Campanula carpatica ‘Blue Clips’
Light: Part to full shade Zone: 3 - 8
Height: 8 - 10” Spread: 12 - 24”
Brilliant silver leaves with contrasting green
veins are distinctive and eye-catching in shady Light: Full sun Zone: 3 - 8
and woodland gardens. Clusters of tiny blue
A profusion of violet-blue, cup-shaped, flowers
flowers provide additional color. Mass plant to
cover the dark green foliage from late spring to
form a ground cover or as an individual accent.
late summer if deadheaded regularly. Tolerates
Small sapphire blue flowers in spring.
a wide range of conditions and spreads rapidly
as long as good drainage is provided.
Looking Glass Brunnera
Brunnera macrophylla ‘Looking Glass’
Pearl Deep Blue Bellflower
Campanula carpatica ‘Pearl Deep Blue’
Height: 12 - 15” Spread: 12 - 15”
Light: Part to full shade Zone: 3 - 8 Height: 8 - 12” Spread: 12 - 18”
'Looking Glass' sports leaves with a solid silver Light: Full sun Zone: 4 - 8
coating that is developed by early summer. A profusion of cup-shaped, vivid blue-violet
Springtime brings clusters of tiny, Wedgwood flowers with lighter centers float above the
blue, forget-me-not type flowers which naturally mound of dark green foliage from late spring to
float above the young foliage that is silver with late summer if deadheaded regularly.
green veins.
White Clips Bellflower
Variegated Brunnera
Campanula carpatica ‘White Clips’
Brunnera macrophylla ‘Variegata’
Height: 12 - 15” Spread: 12 - 15”
Light: Full shade Zone: 3 - 8
Creates a carpet of upturned, bell-shaped,
Bold, irregular, creamy white leaf margins white flowers that will last for several months
that simply glow in the shade. Produces tiny, in summer. Prefers moist, well-drained soils.
blue, forget-me-not like flowers in late spring. White flowers throughout summer.
Perennials
Clustered Bellflower Hot Lips Pink Turtlehead
Campanula glomerata ‘Superba’ Chelone lyonii ‘Hot Lips’

Upward facing, bell-shaped, violet-blue to deep Cheerful spikes of pink Snapdragon-like flowers
purple flowers appear for a period of about 2-3 over spreading plants. Ideal middle-of-the-
weeks in late spring to early summer. border plant for contrasting color and foliage.
May require staking and prefers moist condi-
tions. Blooms late summer to fall.
Serbian Bellflower
Campanula pocharskyana Hillside Black Beauty Black Snakeroot
Height: 4 - 6” Spread: 18 - 24” Cimicifuga racemosa ‘Hillside Black Beauty’
Light: Full sun to part shade Zone: 3 - 8 Height: 48 - 84” Spread: 36 - 48”
Pale lavender-blue, star-shaped, upward-facing Light: Part to full shade Zone: 4 - 8

flowers smother the foliage from late spring to Masses of dark purplish-black foliage contrasted
midsummer, often repeating sporadically into by long, white bottlebrush blooms. Though the
fall. A vigorous spreader; use as a groundcover, young foliage tends to be green, it quickly deep-
let it cascade over walls, or in containers. ens to an almost iridescent purple-black. In late
summer tall stems are topped fragrant, white
Cherry Bells Bellflower flowers blushed with pale pink.
Campanula punctata ‘Cherry Bells’ Asao Clematis

Height: 18 - 28” Spread: 20 - 30” Clematis ‘Asao’
Light: Full sun to part shade Zone: 3 - 8 Height: 6 - 8 ft Spread: vine
Pure white blossoms held above vivid green Light: Full sun Zone: 4 - 8
foliage. Essential to partially shaded borders.
Perfect in masses for moonlight gardens. Pure Asao is a large flowered variety with highly
white blooms June to July. fragrant, rosy pink flowers with white central
bars and yellow stamens. Blooms prolifically
Royal Wave Bellflower from May-June on old wood and again from
Aug-Sept on the new growth. Flowers are fol-
Campanula ‘Royal Wave’ lowed by attractive seed heads.
Height: 3 - 6” Spread: 12 - 14” Belle of Woking Clematis
Light: Full sun to full shade Zone: 5 - 9 Clematis ‘Belle of Woking’
Large, upward-facing fragrant flowers stand Height: 6 - 8 ft Spread: 3 - 6 ft
above the rich green, sturdy foliage. Blue-purple
flowers with white centers that are sterile, en- Light: Full sun to part shade Zone: 4 - 9
suring continuous bloom beginning in late Silver blue, double flowers. They bloom primar-
spring. ily from the previous year's stems, and there-
fore should not be pruned too heavily. Prune
Blue Bachelor’s Button every year, in early spring just as the leaf buds
start to unfurl.
Centaurea montana ‘Blue’
Height: 24” Spread: 24 - 36” Blue Bird Clematis

Light: Full sun Zone: 3 - 8 Clematis ‘Blue Bird’
Its cornflower-blue, fringed blossoms appear Height: 8 - 10 ft Spread: vine

from early to midsummer and usually blooms
again in the fall if plants are cut back hard after
the first flush. This species is a low, spreading The pendulous blue flowers repeat sometimes
one and it will self-seed prolifically if it is not in summer after a full bloom in mid-spring. Any
deadheaded. pruning should be done after flowering since it
sets buds in the fall for the following spring.
Perennials
Dr. Ruppel Clematis Mrs. N Thompson Clematis
Clematis ‘Dr. Ruppel’ Clematis ‘Mrs. N Thompson’
Height: 6 - 10 ft Spread: vine Height: 4 - 9 ft Spread: vine

Pale orchid purple, ruffled petals with a wide Early flowering in the spring on the previous
carmine central bar and golden stamens. year's growth. If you hard prune, you eliminate
Blooms from May-June and again from Aug.- most or all of the early blooms. Instead, groom
Sept. this after flowering by cutting back the top one-
third to one-half of some stems. This encourages
Duchess of Edinburgh Clematis new growth for possible summer bloom.
Clematis ‘Duchess of Edinburgh’ Multi-Blue Clematis

Height: 8 - 12 ft Spread: vine Clematis ‘Multi-Blue’
Light: Full sun Zone: 4 - 8 Height: 5 - 10” Spread: vine
Duchess of Edinburgh blooms with large, double Light: Full sun Zone: 4 - 8
white puffs, accented with golden centers. Ideal
for growing on small arches over garden paths. Exquisite deep blue, double flowers. Flowers go
Plant where the full flowers can be protected through many stages; the center petals are
from harsh winds. small when the flowers are young, then expand
as the guard petals age. Blooms from May-June
Ernest Markham Clematis and again from Aug.-Oct.
Clematis ‘Ernest Markham’ Nelly Moser Clematis

Height: 8 - 16 ft Spread: vine Clematis ‘Nelly Moser’
Light: Full sun Zone: 4 - 8 Height: 6 - 10” Spread: vine

An award winning and very reliable Clematis Light: Full sun Zone: 4 - 8
cultivar valued for its large, open magenta flow-
Striking striped flowers are pale mauve with a
ers. A good pick for training on walls, arbors, or
deep purplish-pink central bar and very dark
growing through medium to tall shrubs. Large
reddish-purple stamens; flowers open flat.
magenta-red flowers in summer.
Blooms from May-June and again in Sept.
Sports persistent, attractive seed heads. Tends
Jackman Clematis to fade in full sun; best sited in partial shade.
Clematis ‘Jackmanii’
Niobe Clematis
Height: 8 - 12 ft Spread: vine
Clematis ‘Niobe’
The most popular and reliable of the Clematis
vines. Showy deep purple-violet flowers cover Light: Part sun to part shade Zone: 4 - 8
this climbing vine most of the summer. Excel- Velvety, ruby red blossoms with contrasting
lent for trellises, fences, or on rock walls. Deep ivory stamens; flowers are somewhat cup-
purple blooms from June through frost. shaped. Blooms from May-Sept. One of the
best reds in the Clematis genus; holds its color
Markham’s Pink Clematis well all season.
Clematis ‘Markham’s Pink’
Pink Champagne Clematis
Clematis ‘Pink Champagne’
Beautiful, nodding, deep pink flowers resemble
little ballerina dresses. 'Markham's Pink' pro-
duces masses of 3" flowers from April thru June Smaller plant size makes this Clematis ideal for
followed by attractive seed heads in summer. small gardens. Festive, deep pink to almost
magenta flowers can reach 6 to 8 inches in di-
ameter. Petals are uniquely striped with white
bars. Blossoms abundantly in early summer.
Perennials
Red Cardinal Clematis Crème Brulee Coreopsis
Clematis ‘Red Cardinal’ Coreopsis ‘Crème Brulee’
Height: 6 - 10 ft Spread: vine Height: 12 - 18” Spread: 12 - 36”

Glowing crimson-red flowers with blunt tipped, Larger, deeper yellow flowers that appear along
recurving sepals and contrasting cream-colored the stems for a fuller appearance and greater
anthers. Blooms from July-Oct. Combine with vigor distinguish this selection. Perfectly suited
purples and yellows for an outstanding color to the front or middle of borders as well as con-
combination. tainers. Bright yellow flowers late spring until
fall.
Snow Queen Clematis
Full Moon Coreopsis
Clematis ‘Snow Queen’
Coreopsis ‘Full Moon’
Height: 5 - 10” Spread: vine
White-sepaled flowers with pink-flushed mar-
Showy with very large, canary yellow flowers.
gins and deep red centers. Bloom on this culti-
They are held atop a mound of healthy green
var comes from primarily from the previous
foliage. The plants are long blooming, from
year’s stems in late spring to early summer, but
about midsummer into early fall.
also occurs in a second flush later in the sum-
mer on the new growth.
Early Sunrise Coreopsis
The President Clematis Coreopsis grandiflora ‘Early Sunrise’
Clematis ‘The President’ Height: 18” Spread: 15 - 24”
Height: 8 - 16 ft Spread: vine Light: Full sun Zone: 4 - 9
Light: Full sun Zone: 4 - 8 A profusion of brilliant golden-yellow, semi-
double flowers, each flushed orange-yellow in
An award winning and very reliable Clematis
the center, bring unbeatable color to perennial
cultivar valued for its large, open magenta flow-
and cottage gardens. This is one of the earliest
ers. A good pick for training on walls, arbors, or
Coreopsis to bloom, beginning in late spring and
growing through medium to tall shrubs. Large
continuing to late summer if spent flower shoots
magenta-red flowers in summer.
are removed.
Alba Coreopsis Heaven’s Gate Coreopsis

Coreopsis ‘Alba’ Coreopsis ‘Heaven’s Gate’
Flowers appear singly on short stalks in a An exceptional and rare pink coreopsis. The
profuse and lengthy summer bloom. Whorls long blooming two-tone dazzling pink flowers
of linear, grass-like leaves lend a fine- have a rosy crimson ring at the base of each.
textured and airy appearance to the plant. Excellent planted en masse or along the front of
borders. Blooms early summer through fall.
Autumn Blush Coreopsis
Jethro Tull Coreopsis
Coreopsis ‘Autumn Blush’
Coreopsis ‘Jethro Tull’
Height: 18 - 24” Spread: 18 - 30”
Height: 18” Spread: 18”
Blooms from spring to fall featuring large flow-
ers that change color with the seasons.; bright Exhibits brilliant golden yellow flowers with
peachy-yellow rays surrounding a red center, in fluted petals and a more compact habit. Petals
summer and display a reddish blush in spring. are consistently fluted and the plants are super
floriferous, providing unbeatable color impact in
the garden in early and midsummer.
Perennials
Sternthaler Coreopsis Corydalis
Coreopsis lanceolata ‘Sternthaler’ Corydalis lutea
Height: 16” Spread: 12 - 16” Height: 9 - 15” Spread: 12 - 15”

The frilly center is surrounded by a leather- Beginning in late spring, clusters of light yellow
brown ring, then back to a double row of yellow to rich gold flowers hover just above the foliage.
petals. Long blooming daisy-like flowers are Though blooming is heaviest in late spring, it
produced from early summer into fall. will continue to produce flowers thru mid-fall if
plants are kept moist.
American Dream Coreopsis
Blue Butterfly Delphinium
Coreopsis rosea ‘American Dream’
Delphinium x ‘Blue Butterfly’
Height: 10 - 18” Spread: 12 - 18”
Rosy-pink, daisy-like flowers with yellow cen-
ters cover the fine-textured foliage from sum- It puts on a spectacular show from early sum-
mer to fall. Spreads slowly by rhizomes and mer to fall, with deep blue flowers which cover
self-seeding to form an effective small-scale the serrated leaves. Though it is short-lived, it
ground cover. is worth using as edging, a bedding plant, or in
containers combined with brightly colored an-
Sweet Dreams Coreopsis nuals.
Coreopsis ‘Sweet Dreams’
Blue Lace Delphinium
Height: 12 - 14” Spread: 12 - 14”
Delphinium x ‘Blue Lace’
Height: 60 - 72” Spread: 18 - 24”
Raspberry-white, bi-color, flowers cover the
foliage mound in a profuse and lengthy summer
bloom. Flowers feature rays that are raspberry Densely packed spires of true sky blue flowers
at the base lightening to white at the toothed with a touch of lavender pink bloom in early
tips and yellow center disks. summer. Removing spent flower spikes will
result in another round of blooms on secondary
Baby Sun Coreopsis spikes in late summer and fall.
Coreopsis ‘Sonnenkind’
Summer Blues Delphinium
Height: 12 - 18” Spread: 9 - 12”
Delphinium x ‘Summer Blues’
Features yellow, daisy-like flowers with yel-
low rays and flat darker yellow center disks
atop slender, erect stems. Flowers typically Blooms from early summer to fall, with soft sky
bloom from late spring to late summer and blue flowers which cover the lacy leaves.
sometimes well into fall, though bloom period Though it is short-lived, it is worth using as
can be much shorter if spent flowers are not edging, a bedding plant, or in containers com-
regularly deadheaded. bined with pastel colored annuals.
Moonbeam Coreopsis Summer Nights Delphinium

Coreopsis verticillata ‘Moonbeam’ Delphinium x ‘Summer Nights’

Light: Full sun Zone: 4 - 9 Light: Part to full shade Zone: 3 - 7
An excellent performer with bright lemon- Totally unlike the tall, spiky Delphinium culti-
yellow flowers produced in profusion from early vars, this little beauty forms compact mounds of
through late summer. The airy clumps of fine, well-branched foliage. It puts on a spectacular
needle-like foliage on upright stems add a nice show from early summer to fall, with satiny
fine texture element to the landscape. midnight blue flowers.
Perennials
Hardy Garden Mum Cranberry Ice Dianthus
Dendranthema Dianthus ‘Cranberry Ice’
Height: 8 - 30” Spread: 12 - 36” Height: 12” Spread: 18”

Light: Full sun to full shade Zone: 3 - 8 Light: Full sun to part shade Zone: 5 - 9
Large, bright flowers blanket the foliage in Intricately patterned pink flowers with a fuch-
early to mid fall. Very light pruning can be sia-purple eye and a matching wide, picotee,
done to the tip of each stem to promote branch- pinked edge. Each fragrant blossom provides
ing and early flower buds can be pinched off to terrific color impact in the garden or in contain-
keep flowering on schedule. ers. They contrast superbly with the mounded,
blue-green foliage.
Frosty Fire Dianthus
Dianthus x alwoodii ‘Frosty Fire’
Brilliant Dianthus
Dianthus deltoides ‘Brilliant’
Double, Chinese lacquer-red blooms explode
above mounds of icy blue-green, evergreen foli- Early flowering in the spring on the previous
age. If deadheaded, this cultivar will flower in year's growth. If you hard prune, you eliminate
early summer and in the fall. most or all of the early blooms. Instead, groom
this after flowering by cutting back the top one-
Arctic Fire Dianthus third to one-half of some stems. This encourages
new growth for possible summer bloom.
Dianthus ‘Arctic Fire’

Flashing Light Dianthus
Dianthus deltoides ‘Flashing Light’
Icy white blooms with a bright fuchsia ring Height: 8 - 10” Spread: 12 - 18”
around the medium pink eye zone light up their Light: Full sun to part shade Zone: 3 - 10
surroundings. If deadheaded, this species will
flower in early summer and again in fall. The Excellent groundcover forming low mats of
leaves tend to take on purplish-red tones in dark green foliage covered with tiny, bright red
winter, and then revert back to green in spring. flowers in early summer. Shearing plants after
first bloom will encourage re-bloom in fall.
Bewitched Dianthus
Desmond Dianthus
Dianthus ‘Bewitched’
Dianthus ‘Desmond’
Moderately scented, fringed, light pink flowers
with magenta center rings appear on flowering Fragrant, double, deep red blossoms look like
stems. The main flush of bloom is mid-spring to miniature roses. They contrast sharply against
early summer, with some sparse rebloom some- a background of silvery, evergreen foliage. A
times occurring throughout summer into fall. prolific bloomer. If deadheaded, it will flower in
early summer and in the fall.
Confetti Cherry Red Dianthus
Eastern Star Dianthus
Dianthus ‘Confetti Cherry Red’
Dianthus ‘Eastern Star’
These will be happiest in partial shade. They
are at home covering banks, cascading around Large, red flowers with raisin-red centers exude
rocks or over walls, and edging borders. These the spicy scent of cloves. Though budding is
lush mats of cherry red flowers bloom in June most prolific in early summer, plants will re-
and July. bloom in the fall if spent flowers are removed.
The evergreen foliage is a glaucous blue-green,
forming compact mounds.
Perennials
Fire Star Dianthus Zing Salmon Dianthus
Dianthus ‘Fire Star’ Dianthus deltoides ‘Zing Salmon’
Height: 8” Spread: 8” Height: 6 - 12” Spread: 6 - 24”

Vivid fire red flowers have a deep crimson eye. Salmon-red, fringed, slightly fragrant, flowers
The glaucous grey-green foliage provides a stark appear in late spring, covering the foliage
contrast for the bright flowers which exude the mound with brightly colored bloom. Evergreen
spicy scent of cloves. Though budding is most foliage remains attractive year-round, as long
prolific in early summer, plants will rebloom in as soils are given consistent moisture during
the fall if spent flowers are removed. the growing season.
Heart Attack Dianthus Tiny Rubies Dianthus

Dianthus ‘Heart Attack’ Dianthus gratianopolitanus ‘Tiny Rubies’

Very deep crimson red, carnation-like flowers Double, deep rose-pink, upward-facing blooms
against glossy, dark green, lance-like foliage. which exude the scent of cloves appear in
The leaves are deep red when they emerge in masses above dense, globe-shaped mounds of
spring. deep green, evergreen foliage. If deadheaded,
this species will flower heaviest in early sum-
Raspberry Swirl Dianthus mer and again in fall.
Dianthus ‘Raspberry Swirl’ Wicked Witch Dianthus

Height: 7” Spread: 9” Dianthus gratianopolitanus ‘Wicked Witch’
Young flowers have light pink petals and a Light: Full sun Zone: 3 - 9
deep maroon edge and central disc. The petals
fade to white and the edges change to magenta. Lovely cherry red flowers over tight mats of
Blooms carpet loose mounds of gray-green foli- powder blue foliage in April and May. Foli-
age in early summer. If deadheaded, they will age is semi-evergreen and will retain some of
rebloom in the fall. its color year round.
Strawberry Sorbet Dianthus Luxuriant Bleeding Heart

Dianthus ‘Strawberry Sorbet’ Dicentra formosa ‘Luxuriant’
Intricately patterned deep velvety red flowers Cherry red, heart-shaped blooms appear in
with bright pink splotches and edge. Each fra- spring through fall above spreading mounds of
grant blossom provides terrific color impact in ferny, blue-green foliage. Tolerates more sun
the garden or in containers. They contrast su- and heat than other varieties and won’t go dor-
perbly with the mounded, blue-green foliage. mant in midsummer.
Zing Rose Dianthus King of Hearts Bleeding Heart

Dianthus deltoides ‘Zing Rose’ Dicentra ‘King of Hearts’

Large, deep rose-red blooms cover the dense, Has good vigor, sun and heat tolerance. Bright
somewhat upright clumps of dark green, ever- rose-red, heart-shaped flowers appear from late
green foliage. If deadheaded, this species will spring into fall above lacy, soft gray-green foli-
flower heaviest in early summer with a rebloom age. It will not go dormant in midsummer as
in the fall. long as the soil is kept moist.
Perennials
Old-Fashioned Bleeding Heart All That Jazz Coneflower
Dicentra spectabilis Echinacea ‘All That Jazz’

Light: Part to full shade Zone: 3 - 9 Light: Full sun to part shade Zone: 4 - 8
Forms large, bushy clumps of powdery-green Produces lavender pink flowers with completely
foliage comprised of cut or lobed leaves on fleshy quilled petals and an orange cone. They make
stems. In late spring, chains of puffy heart- quite a spectacle in fresh bouquets and in the
shaped flowers with rose-pink petals and white garden. Leave some spent blooms on the plants
tips dangle beneath the arching, leafless stems. in the fall and their seeds provide winter food
for finches and other birds.
White Bleeding Heart
Coconut Lime Coneflower
Dicentra spectabilis ‘Alba’
Echinacea ‘Coconut Lime’
Height: 24 - 30” Spread: 30 - 36”
Forms large, bushy clumps of powdery-light
green foliage comprised of cut or lobed leaves on The center pompon starts out green and ages to
fleshy stems. In late spring, chains of puffy, pale lime green with an orange cone. The ray
white, heart-shaped flowers dangle beneath the petals are white. These unique flowers are pro-
arching, leafless stems. Usually goes dormant duced atop strong, well-branched stems from
in midsummer until the following spring. mid through late summer.
Gold Heart Bleeding Heart Crazy Pink Coneflower

Dicentra spectabilis ‘Gold Heart’ Echinacea ‘Crazy Pink’
A golden-leaved form of the common bleeding Crazy Pink has slightly fragrant clear pink
heart with nodding, heart-shaped, rose-pink flowers with reflexed petals and an orange cone.
flowers borne on arching stems in mid-to late A 1 year old plant in the landscape can have
spring. Foliage may go dormant in mid- over 100 flowers! Tremendous lateral branch-
summer until the following spring. ing allows them to stay nice and compact.
Spanish Peaks Foxglove Doubledecker Coneflower

Digitalis thapsi ‘Spanish Peaks’ Echinacea ‘Doubledecker’
A showy and compact perennial that produces Forms a second row of pink petals above the
an array of wonderful raspberry rose blooms. brown cones of each fragrant flower by the sec-
The dense spikes produce large tubular flowers. ond year after planting. Performs exceptionally
The foliage has a velvet and fuzzy texture that well in hot, humid conditions. Fragrant pink
contrast well with the flower colors. flowers summer to fall.
After Midnight Coneflower Green Jewel Coneflower

Echinacea ‘After Midnight’ Echinacea ‘Green Jewel’

Fragrant, dark magenta purple flowers and a Light green ray petals surround the large, green
black-red cone. The wide flower petals overlap, cone of this fragrant coneflower. The flowers
giving the blossoms a full, substantial presence. hold their color as they age rather than turning
on black stems above the blue-green foliage. . pink like other cultivars. This plant has a rela-
tively short, upright habit, so no staking is re-
quired.
Perennials
Harvest Moon Coneflower Pixie Meadowbrite Coneflower
Echinacea ‘Harvest Moon’ Echinacea purpurea ‘Pixie Meadowbrite’

Sports earthy gold flowers the color of a harvest An adorable mini coneflower, yielding a profu-
moon with a golden orange cone and a slight sion of pink blooms that sport a yellow-brown
fragrance. The nice wide flower petals are center. The foliage is denser than most echina-
slightly reflexed and overlap, giving the blos- ceas and has a stunning blue tint.
soms a full, substantial presence.
Razzmatazz Coneflower
Hope Coneflower
Echinacea purpurea ‘Razzmatazz’
Echinacea purpurea ‘Hope’
Height: 24 - 30” Spread: 18 - 24”
The unique, double pompom flower atop 30"
Hope is a new coneflower with soft pink flowers
stems. Flower heads are heavier than normal,
of great size, fragrance and substance. The
an area with bright light and good air move-
strong sturdy stems carry the large blossoms
ment, which will strengthen the stems, is rec-
from midsummer through fall. Hope is a ‘Plant
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Kim’s Knee High Coneflower Height: 30” Spread: 24”

Echinacea purpurea ‘Kim’s Knee High’ Light: Full sun to part shade Zone: 3 - 8
Height: 18 - 24” Spread: 12 - 18” Huge, ruby blooms with recurved ray petals are
held high above dense mounds of foliage. The
central cone is coppery-orange and flattened.
A wonderful dwarf form of this popular peren- Praised for their large, daisy-like flowers which
nial with rose-pink, drooping flower petals sur- appear from midsummer thru fall.
rounding and orange center. Rosy-pink flowers
in summer. Ruby Star Coneflower
Magnus Coneflower Echinacea purpurea ‘Ruby Star’
Echinacea purpurea ‘Magnus’ Height: 30” Spread: 18 - 24”
Height: 36” Spread: 18 - 24” Light: Full sun to part shade Zone: 4 - 8
Light: Full sun to part shade Zone: 3 - 8 The petals of 'Ruby Star' are substantial with a
deep magenta-red color. Praised for their large,
Beautiful rose-pink ray petals with a coppery-
daisy-like flowers which appear from midsum-
brown, central cone comprise the huge, flat
mer thru fall.
flower heads. Newer blooms are more intense in
color and fade to pale rose as they age. Praised
for their large, daisy-like flowers which appear
Sunrise Coneflower
from midsummer thru fall. Echinacea ‘Sunrise’
Pink Double Delight Coneflower Height: 30 - 36” Spread: 18 - 24”
Echinacea purpurea ‘Pink Double Delight’ Light: Full sun to part shade Zone: 4 - 9
Height: 18 - 24” Spread: 12 - 18” Huge fragrant rich golden yellow new flowers
appear alongside butter yellow maturing flow-
ers to create an array of yellow hues throughout
A profusion of true bright pink, pompon-like the summer. Sturdy stems form a durable plant
flowers are produced on strong stems from mid & make the flowers great for cutting.
through late summer. The flowers are long-
lasting, turning lavender pink as they age. Has
a shorter more compact habit than Razzmatazz.
Perennials
Sunset Coneflower Burgundy Lace Fern
Echinacea ‘Sunset’ Athyrium niponicum var. pictum ‘Burgundy Lace’

Light: Full sun to part shade Zone: 4 - 9 Light: Part to full shade Zone: 4 - 9
Large bright orange petals surrounding a brown New fronds are rich burgundy with silver
central cone form large, fragrant blossoms that stripes along the veins and at the tips of the
appear in profuse waves. Thick flower stems leaves. (Note: Burgundy color takes 2-3 years to
provide a sturdy structure & make them ideal develop.) As they mature, fronds become silvery-
for arrangements. Orange flowers continuously green with purple midribs.
throughout summer.
Red Beauty Fern
Purple Leaf Wintercreeper
Athyrium niponicum var. pictum ‘Red Beauty’
Euonymus fortunei ‘Colorata’
Height: 18 - 24” Spread: 12 - 18”
Height: 12 - 15” Spread: 24 - 36”
The stems and veins remain bright red from
An extremely hardy, evergreen, clinging vine spring to frost, while its long, elegant, lacy
that quickly forms a dense, weed-smothering fronds cast silvery-green shadows in the shade.
ground cover. The shiny, leathery, dark green The upright fronds do not turn green in hot
leaves turn reddish-purple from late fall into summer weather.
winter. Usually non-fruiting. Lovely as a
groundcover in wooded areas. Silver Falls Fern
Joe-Pye Weed Athyrium niponicum var. pictum ‘Silver Falls’
Eupatorium purpureum Height: 12 - 15” Spread: 15”
Height: 60 - 84” Spread: 24 - 48” Light: Part to full shade Zone: 3 - 8
Light: Full sun to part shade Zone: 4 - 9 Fronds are a soft grayish-green with an overlay
of silvery hues accented by contrasting dark
Masses of rounded clusters of small purplish- maroon midribs. Silvering is best for several
pink flowers atop tall stems in late summer and weeks in the spring, with fronds becoming
fall. Flower clusters up to 18 inches across at- greener as hot temperatures arrive.
tract butterflies and other nectar sipping in-
sects. Ostrich Fern
Fern, Lady Matteuccia struthiopteris
Athyrium filix-femina Height: 36 - 72” Spread: 36 - 48”

Light: Part to full shade Zone: 3 - 9 The first set of leaves is sterile and dies back by
early to midsummer and is replaced by a set of
Characterized by lush, finely textured, me- fertile, dark green leaves which are about half
dium green fronds with an arching habit. They the height of the sterile ones. These leaves turn
radiate gracefully out from the center of the
a shiny greenish bronze in fall, becoming brown
crown. New leaves are produced throughout the
in winter. They remain standing all winter long.
season for a continually fresh look. At maturity,
the stems turn dark red. Royal Fern
Japanese Painted Fern Osmunda regalis
Athyrium nipponicum var. pictum Height: 36 - 48” Spread: 24 - 36”
Height: 12 - 18” Spread: 24” Light: Part to full shade Zone: 3 - 10
Light: Part to full shade Zone: 3 - 8 Unique broad leaf fronds are lush and inter-
esting with prominent cane-like stems. Exotic
One of the most colorful ferns for the garden,
cinnamon-colored spore clusters at the tips of
the Japanese Painted Fern has silvery-grey
leaf stems. Prefers more light than most ferns,
fronds which are dusty purple towards the cen-
and will stand full sun in moist coastal condi-
ter. They are set off by the purplish-red veins
tions.
and stems.
Perennials
Alpine Strawberry The Sun Blanket Flower
Fragaria vesca Gaillardia x grandiflora ‘The Sun’

A great ground cover for the edible landscape. Bright golden yellow petals surround the yel-
They spread from seeds, not runners, yet they lowish-orange, button-like center. These daisy-
spread to make a great ground cover. Plants like blooms keep on coming from early summer
flower and bear fruit almost continually from into fall. They even attract butterflies!
April to November.
Ballerina Geranium
Burgundy Blanket Flower
Geranium cinereum ‘Ballerina’
Gaillardia x grandiflora ‘Burgundy’
Dainty, lilac-pink flowers marked with purple
In the middle of these striking red petals is a veining held above lacy, gray green foliage
button-like center which emerges bright yellow spring into summer. Red foliage in fall on this
and slowly changes to oxblood-red. The flowers outstanding, long-blooming addition to bor-
bloom from early summer into fall. ders or rock gardens.
Fanfare Blanket Flower Alice Geranium

Gaillardia x grandiflora ‘Fanfare’ Geranium cinereum ‘Alice’
Brilliantly colored red, orange and yellow petals Forms a low dense mat of silver-green leaves,
form spectacular blooms over a long season. The with pale pink flowers resting on the trailing
appearance is reminiscent of a native American stems. Blooms in late spring and continues on
Indian blanket. Multi-colored red & yellow flow- and off throughout the summer.
ers June until frost.
Purple Pillow Geranium
Goblin Blanket Flower
Geranium cinereum ‘Purple Pillow’
Gaillardia x grandiflora ‘Goblin’
Height: 8 - 12” Spread: 18 - 24”
Unique reddish-purple flowers with dark veins
Useful, dwarf perennial with dazzling daisy-like cover a spreading mound of gray-green leaves.
flowers in the colors of an Indian blanket. The Flowers bloom from spring into summer, some-
large blooms cover the top of this plant all sea- times continuing to flower sporadically into fall.
son long. Blooms from June until frost.
Johnson’s Blue Geranium

Oranges & Lemons Blanket Flower
Geranium ‘Johnson’s Blue’
Gaillardia x grandiflora ‘Oranges & Lemons’
Height: 15 - 18” Spread: 18 - 24”
Height: 22 - 26” Spread: 12 - 18”
Light: Full shade Zone: 5 - 10
The clear, vivid periwinkle blue flowers are
A continuous and prolific display of bright col-
perfectly formed and relatively large. Immedi-
ored flowers enhances sunny borders and hot,
ately after flowering, shear back the foliage to
dry low-water areas. The tangerine-orange and
allow a flush of new growth. In the fall, the
yellow flowers are enhanced by blue-green foli-
foliage takes on brilliant orange and red tones.
age from summer through fall.
Perennials
Midnight Reiter Geranium Thorndale English Ivy
Geranium pratense ‘Midnight Reiter’ Hedera helix ‘Thorndale’

It has rich, true blue flowers that bloom from Deep forest green leaves with a pronounced
June till August. Midnight Reiter needs to be central lobe and creamy white veining. English
cut back in early summer for repeat bloom time Ivy is a clinging vine that climbs by means of
in the fall, and is drought tolerant, preferring a tiny sticky suckers.
full sun area with some shade in the afternoon.
Sneezeweed
Orion Geranium Helenium autumnale
Geranium ‘Orion”
Height: 36 - 48” Spread: 24 - 36”
Height: 18 - 24” Spread: 20 - 30” Light: Full sun Zone: 3 - 8
Light: Full sun to part shade Zone: 4 - 8 Helenium is a wonderful perennial that is easy
Large, saucer-shaped, blue geraniums with to grow and provides months of fabulous color
violet veins and white centers appear in late from midsummer through early fall. Its flowers
spring and bloom for two months. Bloom contin- open bright yellow with a yellow central cone.
ues thereafter, sometimes sporadically, into fall.
Deeply cut deep green foliage acquires attrac- Royal Heritage Lenten Rose
tive red tinges in fall.
Helleborus orientalis ‘Royal Heritage’
Tiny Monster Geranium Height: 18 - 24” Spread: 24 - 36”
Geranium ‘Tiny Monster’ Light: Part to full shade Zone: 4 - 9
Height: 16 - 18” Spread: 24 - 36” A beautiful hybrid strain of Hellebore that in-
cludes a wide range of sumptuous colors such as
purple, near-black, white, pale green, yellow,
Purple-violet flowers appear above the mounded pink, rose, and red. Some flowers are attrac-
foliage from late spring through late summer. In tively spotted or brushed with a contrasting
the fall, the leaves become imbued with rich color. They bring in spring, blooming for six
scarlet tones. weeks or more beginning in late winter.
Pink Fairy Baby’s Breath Apricot Sparkles Daylily

Gypsophila paniculata ‘Pink Fairy’ Hemerocallis ‘Apricot Sparkles’

Relatively large, light pink, double flowers ap- Deep apricot petals are edged with attractive
pear like a pink cloud atop compact plants in ruffling; sepals are smooth. Begins to bloom
early to midsummer. If deadheaded, this variety very early in the season and reblooms until
of Gypsophila is likely to rebloom in early fall. frost.
Golden Ingot English Ivy Aztec Gold Daylily

Hedera helix ‘Golden Ingot’ Hemerocallis ‘Aztec Gold’

A variegated ivy with sunny yellow leaves edged 3-inch golden-yellow blooms begin in late spring
in dark green, and marbled with vibrant green and continue all summer. Named for the rich
and soft gray in the center. The colors are shade of gold used by the Aztec Indians, it is
brightest under high light and cool tempera- ideal for southwestern themed landscapes.
tures. In the warmer months, the yellow turns a Rapidly forms clumps, creating a solid mass of
lighter cream color. color.
Perennials
Bela Lugosi Daylily Frans Hal Daylily
Hemerocallis ‘Bela Lugosi’ Hemerocallis ‘Frans Hal’
Height: 33” Spread: 18 - 24” Height: 24” Spread: 18 - 24”

Widely regarded as one of the best purple day- A striking bicolor with orange sepals and bright
lilies on the market. Its saturated true purple reddish-copper petals with creamy orange mid-
flowers with lime green throat are very sunfast ribs. Petals are slightly ruffled and the throat is
for such a dark color. A strong grower, well- green. Blooms in mid to late summer.
branched and heavily budded, it blooms in mid-
summer. Happy Returns Daylily
Black-Eyed Susan Daylily Hemerocallis ‘Happy Returns’
Hemerocallis ‘Black-Eyed Susan’ Height: 18” Spread: 18 - 24”

Light: Full sun to part shade Zone: 3 - 9 An extremely popular and widely used rebloom-
ing daylily. Blooms profusely in early summer
One of the most consistent reblooming daylilies and reblooms sporadically until frost. It has an
in northern regions with rich yellow-orange extended bloom with flowers lasting at least 16
tepals with a maroon eye and orange throat. hours each. Very heat tolerant.
Petal edges are lightly crimped; sepals are
smooth and somewhat recurved.
Joan Senior Daylily
Darling Deception Daylily Hemerocallis ‘Joan Senior’
Hemerocallis ‘Darling Deception’ Height: 30” Spread: 18 - 24”

Light: Full sun to part shade Zone: 3 - 9 Exquisite creamy white blossoms with a pale
yellow throat. Tepals are ruffled and slightly
Dusty cream-pink petals with a large, dark
recurved; sculpted petals with raised veining.
purple eye and green throat overlap, creating a
Blooms in early to midsummer; rebloomer.
uniquely shaped eye zone. Petals have dark
purple ruffled edges. Blooms from early to mid-
summer; rebloomer. Lil’ Wine Cup Daylily
Hemerocallis ‘Lil’ Wine Cup’
Eenie Weenie Daylily
Height: 18 - 24” Spread: 18 - 24”
Hemerocallis ‘Eenie Weenie’
Wine-red to magenta flowers with broad,
Light: Full sun to part shade Zone: 3 - 9 crimped petals and a yellow-green throat bloom
Light yellow flowers with a small green throat beginning in July and continuing through fall.
have an extended bloom time, lasting at least
16 hours each. Best when cut back to 6” after
blooming to promote new foliage and rebloom. Lime Frost Daylily
Blooms in early to midsummer; rebloomer. Hemerocallis ‘Lime Frost’
Fairy Tale Pink Daylily Height: 27” Spread: 18 - 24”

Hemerocallis ‘Fairy Tale Pink’ Light: Full sun to part shade Zone: 3 - 9
Height: 24” Spread: 18 - 24” Fragrant, diamond dusted, white blossoms with
a soft green infusion throughout the tepals and
Light: Full sun to part shade Zone: 3 - 9 a pale yellow-green halo grace this daylily. Val-
Diamond-dusted, pale peachy-pink flowers with ued for its very late bloom time at the end of the
green throats and broad, deeply ruffled petals summer when many other perennials are fin-
begin to bloom in midsummer and continue into ished for the season.
fall.
Perennials
Little Business Daylily Sammy Russell Daylily
Hemerocallis ‘Little Business’ Hemerocallis ‘Sammy Russell’

A small flowered daylily with rose-raspberry This dark red daylily is a profuse bloomer.
flowers and chartreuse throats. Starts blooming Flowers are somewhat smaller than other day-
in June and will repeat bloom through summer. lilies. Blooms from mid to late summer.
South Seas Daylily

Little Grapette Daylily
Hemerocallis ‘South Seas’
Hemerocallis ‘Little Grapette’
Coral-tangerine petals with a reddish-coral
Light grape-purple petals with a black-grape band and yellow coloring. Smooth, rounded
band, rose-purple watermark, and florescent petals with beautifully ruffled edges. Blooms in
green throat cover this daylily. Blooms in early midsummer; rebloomer. Vigorous grower with
to midsummer. healthy foliage.
Pardon Me Daylily Stella D’Oro Daylily

Hemerocallis ‘Stella D’Oro’
Hemerocallis ‘Pardon Me’
Bright gold petals with mild pie crust edging
Fragrant, cranberry red petals with a narrow
and a subtle fragrance. Blooms from early to
yellow watermark and florescent green throat.
midsummer, followed by waves of rebloom into
It should bloom from mid-July to mid-
early fall. Reblooms best if plants are dead-
September and is a nocturnal daylily—
headed. Extended bloom with flowers lasting at
tomorrow’s blossoms open during the prior eve-
least 16 hours each.
ning.
Strawberry Candy Daylily
Rosy Returns Daylily
Hemerocallis ‘Strawberry Candy’
Hemerocallis ‘Rosy Returns’
Strawberry-pink petals with a bright raspberry-
Fragrant, rose-pink blend with a deep rose eye red eye zone notched at the midribs. Orange-
zone and yellow throat. The first hardy rose gold watermark and a small green throat and
pink ever blooming daylily. Blooms consistently tightly compressed ruffles on the raspberry-red
from June to frost. edged petals. Blooms in early to midsummer
(rebloomer) with an extended bloom—flowers
last at least 16 hours each.
Ruffled Apricot Daylily
Hemerocallis ‘Ruffled Apricot’ Amber Waves Coral Bell
Height: 28” Spread: 18 - 24” Heuchera x ‘Amber Waves’
Light: Full sun to part shade Zone: 3 - 9 Height: 8” Spread: 17”
Lightly ruffled, glowing apricot blossoms have Light: Full sun to full shade Zone: 3 - 8
creamy pink midribs and are highlighted by a Heavily ruffled, amber-gold foliage develops
golden throat. Blooms in midsummer. an orange tinge as it ages. Stunning light rose-
colored flowers add color and contrast to the
mix. Light rose-pink flowers in spring.
Perennials
Amethyst Myst Coral Bell Chatterbox Coral Bell
Heuchera x ‘Amethyst Myst’ Heuchera x ‘Chatterbox’
Height: 8” Spread: 17” Height: 6” Spread: 12”

Dramatic amethyst glossy leaves with silver Attractive perennial has heart-shaped, slightly
markings create a stunning mound for mixed toothed foliage. Use in the border in clumps, as
containers and perennial borders. Provides rich an edging or in a rock garden. Long-lasting, bell
contrast for combining with bright flowers and -shaped, large pink flowers are borne on wiry
foliage. Small white flowers in early summer. stems. Pink flowers in late spring.
Black Beauty Coral Bell

Christa Coral Bell
Heuchera x ‘Black Beauty’
Heuchera x ‘Christa’
Glossy & ruffled dark purple foliage grows into
Nearly all rose-purple with a peach underlay.
a tight mound and are excellent contrast for its
As the leaves mature, the peach color becomes
sprays of tiny white flowers and for variegated,
dominant and a light silver overlay develops.
silver and golden foliage. Tiny white flowers in
Light pink flowers are produced in midsummer.
early summer.
Blackout Coral Bell Citronelle Coral Bell

Heuchera x ‘Blackout’ Heuchera x ‘Citronelle’
Light: Full sun to full shade Zone: 4 - 9 Light: Part to full shade Zone: 4 - 9
This new hybrid has very glossy, near-jet black A robust hybrid with citron yellow leaves and
leaves with perfectly rounded lobes. It forms a silver undersides, and cream flowers in mid-
tight, compact mound that looks great as edging summer. When planted in heavier shade, the
or in containers and produces cream colored leaves will be more chartreuse. It is large, late
flowers. blooming and exhibits an increased tolerance of
high heat and humidity over other species.
Caramel Coral Bell
Heuchera x ‘Caramel’ Crimson Curls Coral Bell
Height: 6” Spread: 8 - 10” Heuchera x ‘Crimson Curls’
Light: Full sun to full shade Zone: 4 - 9 Height: 12 - 18” Spread: 12 - 18”
New leaves emerge bright gold and mature to Light: Full sun to part shade Zone: 4 - 8
peachy-orange. Soft but showy color adds
Deep crimson foliage has distinctive curly edges
warmth and contrast to mixed containers and
creating a compact, uniform mound. A vivid
woodland plants. Thrives in the high heat and
foliage accent and contrast against green and
humidity that kills most Coral Bells. Small
gray foliage of perennial borders as color inten-
white flowers in summer.
sifies in spring. Tiny white flowers in summer.
Champagne Bubbles Coral Bell
Earth Angel Coral Bell
Heuchera x ‘Champagne Bubbles’
Heuchera x ‘Earth Angel’
Small flowers in airy spikes like thousands of
champagne bubbles emerge white then turn A unique new European selection of coral bells
pink over the glossy green foliage. Reblooms, with young purple foliage that ages to copper-
providing a continuous display. White flowers green. Small red flowers appear on dark purple
turning pink in summer. scapes in late spring and early summer.
Perennials
Frosted Violet Coral Bell Lime Rickey Coral Bell
Heuchera x ‘Frosted Violet’ Heuchera x ‘Lime Rickey’

Pink violet foliage with deep burgundy veins Brilliant ruffled foliage emerges chartreuse,
form a vigorous but neat clump which is ac- maturing to lime green. Small, pure white flow-
cented by small, dainty white flowers on wiry ers on tall spindly stems provide additional
stems. An outstanding accent for shade or interest. Provides bold contrast to brighten
woodland gardens. Small white flowers late shade gardens. Small white flowers in summer.
spring to late summer.
Marmalade Coral Bell
Green Spice Coral Bell
Heuchera x ‘Marmalade’
Heuchera x ‘Green Spice’
Dramatic foliage ranges from deep golden to
Green leaves heavily overlaid with silver, fea- glowing reddish-pink with undulating margins.
ture purple venation and dark gray edges. Bold Golden mature foliage features contrasting hot
color contrast for containers, perennial border pink undersides. Small red-brown flowers in
as well as brightening shade gardens. Small summer.
white flowers in summer.
Miracle Coral Bell
Guardian Angel Coral Bell
Heuchera x ‘Miracle’
Heuchera x ‘Guardian Angel’
Produces pink flowers in midsummer. During
Produces bright purple juvenile foliage that the cooler weather of spring and fall, the foliage
develops a heavy silver overlay and smoky pur- is a fantastic shade of brick red with bright
ple margins as it matures. Dainty white flowers chartreuse to gold edges and silvered under-
appear on dark purple scapes in late spring and sides. During the warmer months of summer,
early summer. the red pigments lighten and the leaves turn
green.
Gypsy Dancer Coral Bell
Mystic Angel Coral Bell
Heuchera x ‘Gypsy Dancer’
Heuchera x ‘Mystic Angel’
Gypsy Dancer sports metallic silver and gray
leaves with dark purple veining. It stays small Produces green juvenile foliage with bright pur-
and flashy all season long. This is a very florif- ple veins and a green margin. Mature leaves
erous hybrid and repeat bloomer with light pink are smoky purple with dark purple veins and a
flowers. matching purple margin. White flowers in late
spring and early summer.
Jade Gloss Coral Bell
Obsidian Coral Bell
Heuchera x ‘Jade Gloss’
Heuchera x ‘Obsidian’
A midsize variety with leaves that are almost
Stunningly black and shiny rounded leaves
entirely glossy silver with dark green veining.
that holds its color all season. Grown strictly for
In bright sun during the summer, the upper
foliage as flowers are insignificant. Compact
side of the leaves becomes suffused with red. It
mounding form offers great opportunities in
keeps this bright coloring all through the win-
small urban gardens.
ter.
Perennials
Palace Purple Coral Bell Ruby Bells Coral Bell
Heuchera x ‘Palace Purple’ Heuchera x ‘Ruby Bells’

Great for edging and adding color and vivid Bold, bright red flowers produce a mass of color
contrast with green-foliaged plants. The bril- on a free-flowering plant. Attractive green foli-
liantly colored foliage creates spectacular back- age with dark veins make this an ideal plant to
ground for the sprays of tiny white flowers brighten shady borders, rock gardens, and con-
which appear in summer. tainers. Deep red flowers in summer.
Peach Flambé Coral Bell Silver Scrolls Coral Bell

Heuchera x ‘Peach Flambé’ Heuchera x ‘Silver Scrolls’

Light: Full sun to full shade Zone: 4 - 9 Light: Full sun to full shade Zone: 3 - 8
Literally GLOWS bright peach in spring and Leaves emerge silver flushed with burgundy but
summer before turning plum-purple in winter. mature to silver with dark purple veins. Small
It grows vigorously into a medium-sized plant. white flowers late spring and early summer.
White flowers are produced in spring.
Snow Angel Coral Bell
Pistache Coral Bell
Heuchera x ‘Snow Angel’
Heuchera x ‘Pistache’
A sparkling plant for a shady, woodland garden,
A robust grower with large, light lime green showing off the marbled cream and green foli-
to chartreuse-yellow leaves depending on the age. Spring flowers are pinky-red and can last
sun exposure. It is large, late blooming and into summer. Use for informal border, con-
exhibits an increased tolerance of high heat and tainer, as contrast to green or burgundy plants.
humidity over other species. Most produce
cream flowers in midsummer. Sparkling Burgundy Coral Bell
Plum Pudding Coral Bell Heuchera x ‘Sparkling Burgundy’
Heuchera x ‘Plum Pudding’ Height: 7” Spread: 14”
Height: 8” Spread: 12 - 16” Light: Full sun to full shade Zone: 4 - 9
Light: Full sun to full shade Zone: 3 - 8 Black cherry foliage that sparkles in the land-
scape all spring and summer long before dark-
sports leaves that are truly plum purple with ening in winter. Clean white flowers are pro-
even darker purple veins. The newer leaves are duced in spring. It forms a medium-sized
somewhat glossy, and all have deep purple un- mound that is great in the landscape or in con-
dersides. The dainty cream flowers appear in tainers.
early summer.
Regina Coral Bell Stormy Seas Coral Bell

Heuchera x ‘Stormy Seas’
Heuchera x ‘Regina’
Magnificently ruffled, somewhat glossy leaves
Excellent foliar accent plant. Deep bronze-
are maroon-purple when young, aging to
purple foliage has a light silver overlay between
bronze-green with bright purple undersides.
deep purple veins. Flower scapes can reach up
Cream colored flowers appear on dark purple
to 3' and have dainty pink blossoms. Best grown
scapes from late spring to early summer.
in part shade.
Perennials
Venus Coral Bell Fantasia Hibiscus
Heuchera x ‘Venus’ Hibiscus ‘Fantasia’

Large, silver leaves with deep green veining Huge, dinner plate sized 8-9 inch wide flowers
that are absolutely outstanding in the shade sit atop compact, mounded, shrub-like plants
garden. Slender, scapes carry the nearly white from mid to late summer. Each successive
flowers in late spring. spring will bring larger flowers. This selection
produces great numbers of ruffled, rose-pink
Vesuvius Coral Bell flowers with a red eye.
Heuchera x ‘Vesuvius’ American Halo Hosta

Height: 7” Spread: 17” Hosta ‘American Halo’
Light: Full sun to full shade Zone: 3 - 8 Height: 22” Spread: 60 - 70”
An explosion of hot red flowers contrast nicely Light: Part to full shade Zone: 3 - 8
with the rich purple foliage. New foliage
emerges a brilliant deep red, quickly darkening Large, intensely blue-green leaves with wide,
to rich purple with silvery overtones. An excel- rippled, creamy white margins. Forms a wide
lent selection with year round interest. Red mound of foliage. Masses of showy white flow-
flowers late spring and early summer. ers on 24” scapes appear just above the foliage
in early to midsummer.
Birthday Cake Foamy Bells August Moon Hosta
Heucherella x ‘Birthday Cake’
Hosta ‘August Moon’
Milk chocolate colored foliage with multitudes of
Large, heart-shaped leaves are bright gold to
white flowers in the spring. It's a good strong
chartreuse depending on the amount of sun
grower, quickly making a good sized plant.
exposure. Tolerates full sun which will inten-
sify the gold color of the leaves. Pale lavender,
Kimono Foamy Bells flowers are produced in mid to late summer.
Heucherella x ‘Kimono’
Blue Angel Hosta
Hosta ‘Blue Angel’
In the spring, deeply divided, green leaves in
the shape of a kimono appear with maroon-
purple central markings and a crinkly texture. Gigantic, heart-shaped, blue-green leaves are
In summer, this foliage is replaced by a new set heavy substance and are very slug resistant.
of leaves that are larger and more round. They Leaf petioles stand upright holding the leaves
take on a copper-rose color in fall and winter. horizontally, then cascade downward forming a
Wispy cream-colored flowers are produced be- beautiful mound of foliage. White flowers are
ginning in late spring. held above the foliage in midsummer.
Stoplight Foamy Bells Blue Mouse Ears Hosta

Heucherella x ‘Stoplight’ Hosta ‘Blue Mouse Ears’
Height: 6” Spread: 6 - 10” Height: 8” Spread: 12”

Radiant yellow leaves have a large, dark red Thick, almost rubbery, round blue-green to
blotch in the center which feathers out through grey-green leaves form a perfectly symmetrical
the veins. White flowers are produced on 12 mound. Flower buds are held horizontally and
inch tall stalks beginning in late spring. swell like balloons before opening into clusters
of lavender, bell-shaped flowers in midsummer.
Perennials
Blue Umbrellas Hosta Hyacinthina Hosta
Hosta ‘Blue Umbrellas’ Hosta fortunei var. hyacinthina

Light: Part to full shade Zone: 3 - 9 Light: Part to full shade Zone: 3 - 8
Forms a huge mound of long downward A medium hosta which whose leaves emerge
cupped leaves like a pile of small, blue umbrel- blue green and mature to gray green. Leaves
las. Early growth is blue-green, but turns are edged with a very fine white marginal line.
darker green by early summer. Thick, corru- Racemes of funnel-shaped, pale purple flowers
gated leaves are very slug resistant. Very pale appear in summer.
lavender flowers appear in midsummer.
Francee Hosta
Cameo Hosta
Hosta ‘Francee’
Hosta ‘Cameo’
Medium to dark green, somewhat glossy,
Small, round, green leaves with creamy white heart-shaped leaves have narrow, clean white
margins. Tiny lavender-purple flowers are pro- margins. Variegation holds up very well in full
duced in early summer. The perfect size for sun. Lavender flowers appear from mid to late
containers, rock gardens, or edging. summer.
Dixie Chick Hosta Golden Tiara Hosta

Hosta ‘Dixie Chick’ Hosta ‘Golden Tiara’
Glossy, pointed green leaves have a creamy- Small, heart-shaped, medium green leaves have
white margin that is sprinkled with green wide, chartreuse margins that become gold
specks. Quickly forms a flat mounds. Pale lav- when grown in sun. Flowers are light purple in
ender flowers appear above the plant in summer. shade or deeper purple when grown in sun and
appear in midsummer.
First Mate Hosta
High Society Hosta
Hosta ‘First Mate’
Hosta ‘High Society’
A small sized hosta with long narrow leaves
sporting dark green, heavily rippled margins Emerges in spring with wide, blue margins and
and a gold center that lightens to cream. Lav- a narrow, warm yellow center which widens and
ender flowers appear above the plant in mid to brightens to white by midsummer. Pale laven-
late summer. der flowers open just above the mound of foliage
in late summer.
Gold Standard Hosta
Honeybells Hosta
Hosta fortunei ‘Gold Standard’
Hosta ‘Honeybells’
An ever-popular, classic hosta; large, ovate
leaves have dark green margins. Leaf centers Long, wavy, light to medium green leaves are
emerge light green in the spring and become puckered downward, creating a unique shape.
progressively more gold towards early summer; Able to tolerate full sun which accentuates the
morning sun will enhance the gold color. Pale leaves’ glossy texture. Strongly fragrant, lilac-
lavender flowers appear in midsummer. lavender flowers appear in late summer.
Perennials
Hope Hosta Lakeside Elfin Fire Hosta
Hosta ‘Hope’ Hosta ‘Lakeside Elfin Fire’

A miniature hosta whose foliage emerges mid- Leaves have green margins and white centers
green, then turns dark green with an irregular that are speckled with green. Purple flowers
gold edge. Dark purple striped flowers appear appear in midsummer.
above the plant in early to midsummer.
Lakeside Ninita Hosta
Hydon Sunset Hosta Hosta ‘Lakeside Ninita’
Hosta ‘Hydon Sunset’ Height: 10” Spread: 15 - 24”
Light: Part to full shade Zone: 3 - 9 Leaves emerge lime green then darken
slightly with a creamy-white margin. Lavender
A dainty dwarf hosta with elongated, heart-
flowers appear above the plant in early to mid-
shaped, wavy, yellow/chartreuse leaves forming
summer
a low, dense mound. Purple flowers appear
above the plant in early to midsummer.
Lancifolia Hosta
Independence Hosta Hosta lancifolia
Hosta ‘Independence’ Height: 12” Spread: 18”
Height: 22” Spread: 18 - 20” Light: Part to full shade Zone: 3 - 8
Light: Part to full shade Zone: 3 - 8 Vigorous perennial valued for its impressive
display of long lasting, lilac flowers carried on
Dark green leaves with wide, creamy-white tall slender stalks above glossy green, lance-
margins that are speckled with green. Large, shaped foliage. An attractive, mound-shaped
pale lavender flowers appear in midsummer. plant, ideal for adding a touch of elegance to any
shady garden.
Krossa Regal Hosta
Media Variegata Hosta
Hosta ‘Krossa Regal’
Hosta ‘Media Variegata’
Frosty blue-green leaves and a graceful, vase-
like habit distinguish this fine hosta from all An undulating green margin surrounds the
others. Wavy leaves are of good substance and irregular white center. The elongated, pointed
are very slug-resistant. Lavender flowers ap- tips of the leaves are spiraled. The small, pale
pear in mid to late summer. Occasionally devel- purple, funnel-shaped flowers appear in early
ops orange-yellow fall color. summer.
Janet Hosta Patriot Hosta

Hosta ‘Janet’ Hosta ‘Patriot’
Light: Part to full shade Zone: 3 - 8 Light: Full sun to full shade Zone: 3 - 9
Leaves emerge chartreuse and turn gold with a Ovate leaves have dark green centers and out-
thin dark green margin. Pale lavender flowers standing, crisp white, streaked margins. Leaves
appear above the plant in midsummer. are of better than average substance, are
slightly wavy, and display good sun tolerance.
Lavender flowers appear in midsummer.
Perennials
Pearl Lake Hosta Revolution Hosta
Hosta ‘Blue Umbrellas’ Hosta ‘Revolution’

Forms a huge mound of long downward Dark green leaves have large, cream centers
cupped leaves like a pile of small, blue umbrel- with soft green speckling in the spring; speckles
las. Early growth is blue-green, but turns darken by midsummer. Best color is achieved
darker green by early summer. Thick, corru- in open shade. Lavender, tubular flowers are
gated leaves are very slug resistant. Very pale appear in midsummer.
Pilgrim Hosta Royal Standard Hosta

Hosta ‘Royal Standard’
Hosta ‘Pilgrim’
Large mounds of wavy, green, glossy, pointed
Heart-shaped, light gray-green leaves have
leaves demonstrate both sun and drought toler-
wide, creamy yellow margins which become
ance. Fragrant, white flowers appear in late
creamy-white by early summer. Gray-blue
summer; fragrance is most pronounced in the
streaks are painted between the margin and the
evening.
center of the leaf. Lavender, tubular flowers
appear in summer followed by green seed pods.
Elegans Hosta
Radient Edger Hosta Hosta sieboldiana ‘Elegans’
Hosta ‘Blue Umbrellas’
Light: Part to full shade Zone: 3 - 9 Huge blue-gray, rounded leaves become heavily
Forms a huge mound of long downward textured and corrugated as they mature. Blue
cupped leaves like a pile of small, blue umbrel- leaf color is best achieved in light sun. White
las. Early growth is blue-green, but turns flowers bloom in midsummer.
darker green by early summer. Thick, corru-
gated leaves are very slug resistant. Very pale Frances Williams Hosta
Hosta sieboldiana ‘Frances Williams’
Red October Hosta Height: 22” Spread: 48”
Hosta ‘Red October’
Height: 10” Spread: 20” Giant, blue-green leaves have very wide, char-
Light: Part to full shade Zone: 3 - 9 treuse to yellow margins which become wider as
the plant matures. Bold, rugged foliage seems
Long, narrow leaves are blue-green on top and nearly indestructible and is slug resistant.
white underneath. Leaf petioles are red, with White flowers are displayed just above magnifi-
color extending up into the lower portion of the cent foliage in midsummer.
leaf veins. Reddish purple scapes are topped
with lavender flowers in early fall.
So Sweet Hosta
Remember Me Hosta Hosta ‘So Sweet’
Hosta ‘Remember Me’ Height: 16” Spread: 28”
Height: 15” Spread: 20” Light: Part to full shade Zone: 3 - 9
Light: Part to full shade Zone: 3 - 9 Glossy, deep green leaves with creamy yellow
Leaves emerge in spring bright yellow with a margins that fade to white later in the season.
narrow, dusty green edge. By early summer, Prefers up to 3/4 day of sun; more sun yields
leaves have dark blue-green margins with some more blooms, full shade yields fewer. Strongly
streaking into the large, nearly snow white cen- fragrant, white flowers appear in late summer.
ters. Light lavender flowers appear in mid-
summer.
Perennials
Spilt Milk Hosta Tokudama Aureonebulosa Hosta
Hosta ‘Spilt Milk’ Hosta tokudama ‘Aureonebulosa’

Variegation like no other hosta ever! Foliage Leaves have wide, streaked, blue-green
looks like it has literally been splashed with margins and chartreuse centers which turn gold
milk. Blue-green leaves are of heavy substance, by midsummer. They are nearly round, slightly
making the slug-resistant. Near-white, bell cupped, and corrugated making them slug resis-
shaped flowers are produced in midsummer. tant. Near white flowers with pale lavender
stripes appear in early to midsummer.
Stained Glass Hosta
Tokudama Flavocircinalis Hosta
Hosta ‘Stained Glass’
Hosta tokudama ‘Flavocircinalis’
Huge, long, brilliant gold leaves with wide, dark
green margins. Variegation appears early in Nearly round, slightly cupped, corrugated
the season and prominent veins throughout give leaves have blue-green centers which change to
it the look of “stained glass.” Large fragrant, dark green by midsummer. Wide, irregular
pale lavender flowers appear in late summer. margin is chartreuse to medium gold. Near
white flowers appear in early to midsummer.
Stiletto Hosta
Touch of Class Hosta
Hosta ‘Blue Umbrellas’
Hosta ‘Touch of Class’’
Forms a huge mound of long downward
cupped leaves like a pile of small, blue umbrel- Intense blue leaves are set off by the striking
las. Early growth is blue-green, but turns yellow-gold center and green streaking between
darker green by early summer. Thick, corru- the center and the margin. Leaves are of excep-
gated leaves are very slug resistant. Very pale tionally heavy substance and are held more
lavender flowers appear in midsummer. upright than other hostas. Lavender flowers
appear in midsummer.
Striptease Hosta
Albo Marginata Hosta
Hosta ‘Striptease’
Hosta undulata ‘Albo-marginata’
Sharply contrasting dark green, wide margins
and narrow, gold centers; looks like a gold leaf Medium green leaves with wavy, white margins
within another leaf. A thin, slip-like, white line and gray-green streaks at the junction of the
is occasionally present along the edge of the margin and center; may lose its variegation
gold silhouette. Pale violet flowers appear in temporarily in containers during the hottest
mid to late summer. part of the season. Pale lavender flowers appear
in midsummer.
Sum & Substance Hosta
White Christmas Hosta
Hosta ‘Sum & Substance’
Hosta ‘White Christmas’
One of the largest hostas available. Leaf color
Features tall mounds of medium, variegated,
varies with the amount of available sun from
oval leave which have large white centers and
light green to chartreuse to gold. Pale lavender,
thin irregular dark green margins. Racemes of
bell shaped flowers appear in mid to late sum-
bell-shaped flowers appear in summer.
mer.
Perennials
Wide Brim Hosta Before the Storm Iris
Hosta ‘Wide Brim’ Iris ‘Before the Storm’

Nicely mounded leaves are dark green with Dark and mysterious blooms will enchant your
wide, irregular margins of buttery yellow. At- garden with this unique variety. A mid-late
tractive buds open to pale lavender flowers in season bloomer and is regarded as one of the
mid to late summer. best purple-blacks. Sweet fragrance and excel-
lent growth habit are an added bonus.
Wolverine Hosta
Caesar’s Brother Iris
Hosta ‘Wolverine
Iris ‘Caesar’s Brother’
Height: 36 - 48” Spread: 30 - 36”
This one will catch your eye from quite a
distance! The shiny, wavy, tapering leaves can Deep purple self; yellow and white blaze with
measure 10 inches long. They are blue-green black veining. One of the oldest and but still
with wide, gold margins. Forms a dense, cas- one of the best Siberians on the market. Blooms
cading mound. profusely in early summer. Tall foliage remains
beautiful until frost.
American Classic Iris City Lights Iris
Iris ‘American Classic’ Iris ‘City Lights’
Clean white, large, ruffled blossoms with a Blue-violet self with white blazes and darker
thick, deep blue-violet plicate edge. Consistently veining on the falls. Performs admirably in the
produces 4 branches with 11 to 13 buds. Long sunny to partially shady garden, but needs
blooming, from late spring into early summer. plenty of water throughout the season to con-
tinue looking their best.
Autumn Circus Iris
Clarence Iris
Iris ‘Autumn Circus’
Iris ‘Clarence’
White standards have blue-violet peppering
which intensifies to near solid edging. Blue- Pale blue standards and flaring, ruffled, violet-
violet plicate edge on the falls, white beards, blue falls with large, white beards. Well-
and distinctive blue-violet veining. Blooms in branched and budded and sweetly fragrant.
late spring and reblooms in fall. Blooms in late spring and again in fall; highly
recognized for its dependable rebloom.
Baby Sister Iris
Harvest of Memories Iris
Iris ‘Baby Sister’
Iris ‘Harvest of Memories’
Height: 12 - 14” Spread: 8 - 10”
Medium to dark green, somewhat glossy, heart-
shaped leaves have narrow, clean white mar- Radiant all-yellow iris with widely ruffled
gins. Variegation holds up very well in full sun. petals and a slight sweet fragrance. Out-
Lavender flowers appear from mid to late sum- standing branching and bud count; vigorous
mer. grower. Blooms in late spring with a depend-
able rebloom in summer and fall.
Perennials
Immortality Iris Gulls Wings Iris
Iris ‘Immortality’ Iris sibirica ‘Gulls Wings’

Large fragrant blooms have pure white stan- A tall, late blooming iris that produces white
dards and soft lemon yellow falls. A classic addi- flowers with wide flaring petals. After bloom,
tion to perennial borders, cottage gardens. the grass-like, vase shaped foliage will retain its
Large flowers add a bold yet delicate element to green color in to fall. Makes an excellent cut
arrangements. flower.
Dalmation Iris White Swirl Iris

Iris palida ‘Albo Variegata’ Iris ‘White Swirl’
Boldly edged in creamy white, the flat, sword- Wide, flared, ivory-white self and falls with a
like leaves radiate out from the crown like a fan. touch of gold near the throat. Considered one of
In May it puts forth beautiful light blue- the finest whites available. Performs admirably
lavender flowers with fuzzy orange beards and a in the sunny to partially shady garden, but
sweet scent. needs plenty of water throughout the season to
continue looking its best.
Silver Variegated Iris
Border Ballet Red Hot Poker
Iris palida ‘Argentea Variegata’
Kniphofia uvaria ‘Border Ballet’
Height: 21 - 23” Spread: 12 - 18”
Height: 18 - 24” Spread: 12 - 18”
Forms a low clump of sword-like leaves with
silvery-white and grey-green vertical stripes. From sword-shaped, bluish green leaves rise
Fragrant lavender-blue flowers appear above thick, naked flower scapes featuring dense, ra-
the foliage in early summer. Makes an cemes of drooping, tubular flowers that emerge
excellent cut flower. in a variety of colors. Plants primarily flower in
June and July, with some continued rebloom
Pink Haze Iris into September in optimum conditions.
Iris ‘Pink Haze’ Anne Greenway Deadnettle

Height: 24 - 36” Spread: 24 - 36” Lamium maculatum ‘Anne Greenway’
Warm lavender-pink self, fine white-edged falls, Light: Part to full shade Zone: 3 - 8
and a crimson blaze. Blooms in early summer.
Performs admirably in the sunny to partially An exquisite blend of chartreuse, silver, me-
shady garden, but needs plenty of water dium-green, and mint green embellishes the
throughout the season to continue looking its foliage. Mauve flowers add to the ornamental
best. value from late spring into early summer.
Savannah Sunset Iris Beacon Silver Deadnettle

Iris ‘Savannah Sunset’ Lamium maculatum ‘Beacon Silver’
Light: Full sun to part shade Zone: 3 - 10 Light: Part to full shade Zone: 3 - 8
Glowing, cadmium orange petals with tangerine This popular variety has silvery leaves with
beards. Tall stems with 8-10 buds. Blooms for narrow, green margins which provide a lovely
an exceptionally long period from late spring backdrop for the lavender-pink, hooded flowers
through early summer. produced from mid spring to early summer.
Perennials
Dwarf Blue Lavender Brightside Shasta Daisy
Lavandula angustifolia ‘Dwarf Blue’ Leucanthemum x superbum ‘Brightside’

The thin, blue flower spikes are held above the Produces large, white blossoms and healthy
attractive blue-gray leaves on short, stiff stems. disease resistant foliage. The cheery flowers
Grows slowly to form very dense flattened begin to appear in late spring and continue on
mounds of fragrant foliage. for several months if faithfully deadheaded.
Munstead Lavender Crazy Shasta Daisy

Lavandula angustifolia ‘Munstead’ Leucanthemum x superbum ‘Crazy’
Height: 12 - 16” Spread: 12” Height: 24 - 28” Spread: 12 - 18”
Rich lavender flower spikes fill the air with A fringed and frilly, semi to fully double Shasta
their sweet, intoxicating fragrance all summer Daisy. Solid white petals surround a small
long. Its compact habit and relatively short buttery center. Flowers will begin to appear in
stature makes it a good choice for edging. Often late spring and continue for several months if
said to be the hardiest variety of all Lavender. faithfully deadheaded.
Grosso Lavender Fiona Coghill Shasta Daisy

Lavandula x intermedia ‘Grosso’ Leucanthemum x superbum ‘Fiona Coghill’
Plump, violet-blue flower spikes fill the air with Large, creamy-white pompom flowers are unlike
their sweet fragrance from late summer into any other Shasta Daisy. Stiff stems create a
early fall. Tends to bloom a bit later in the sum- beautiful plant and make the flowers good for
mer with a possible repeat bloom towards fall. cutting.
Alaska Shasta Daisy Little Princess Shasta Daisy

Leucanthemum x superbum ‘Alaska’ Leucanthemum x superbum ‘Little Princess’
One of the oldest but still one of the best. Huge, pure white, single flowers are produced
Cheery flowers appear in late spring and con- in profusion atop compact mounds of foliage.
tinue on for several months if deadheaded. This This is one of the shortest daisies available.
is the hardiest strain of Shasta available. Flowers appear in late spring and continue for
several months if faithfully deadheaded.
Becky Shasta Daisy Snowcap Shasta Daisy

Leucanthemum x superbum ‘Becky’ Leucanthemum x superbum ‘Snowcap’
Copious amounts of very large, single white Pure white, single flowers are produced in abun-
blooms are produced atop strong stems in late dance atop bushy mounds of foliage. ‘Snowcap’
spring and continue for several months if dead- has a sturdy, uniform habit and due to its com-
headed faithfully. Despite its height, this vari- pact nature, it tolerates the weather (wind, rain,
ety does not usually require staking. etc.) better than other Shastas.
Perennials
Sunshine Shasta Daisy Pee Dee Ingot Lily-turf
Leucanthemum x superbum ‘Sonnenschein’ Liriope ‘Pee Dee Ingot’

Huge pale lemon-yellow daisies with golden- A bright chartreuse to gold grass-like plant that
yellow centers. The yellow color is more evident grows in the shade! This selection displays its
in younger flowers. Mature flowers are creamy brightest color in the spring after the new
white. Flowers appear in late spring and con- growth emerges. Beginning in midsummer,
tinue for several months if faithfully dead- lilac-purple flowers stand in tremendous con-
headed. trast to the light foliage.
Kobold Blazing Star Creeping Lily-turf

Liatris spicata ‘Kobold’ Liriope spicata
Bright, rosy lavender flower wands open from Liriope is a unique evergreen groundcover with
top to bottom in early summer, appearing to dark green, upright foliage. Delightful, pale
glow at the tips. Narrow, opposite leaves are up lavender flowers resembling grape hyacinths
to 10 inches long at the base of the plant and peak above the foliage in midsummer.
decrease in length up the stems.
Britt-Marie Crawford Ligularia Cardinal Flower

Ligularia stenocephala ‘Britt-Marie Crawford’ Lobelia cardinalis
Light: Part shade Zone: 4 - 9 Light: Full sun to part shade Zone: 3 - 9
Broad, glossy, dark chocolate leaves with dark Brilliant fire red flower spikes stand atop dis-
purple undersides make an extremely bold tinctly upright plants from early to late sum-
statement in the garden. In late summer, golden mer. The leaves are green and lance-like.
orange, daisy-like flowers are perched atop pur-
plish-black stems for an all-together captivating Fan Blue Lobelia
composition.
Lobelia x speciosa ‘Fan Blue’
Cristata Ligularia Height: 28” Spread: 14”
Ligularia tussilaginea ‘Cristata’ Light: Full sun to part shade Zone: 5 - 9
Height: 12 - 18” Spread: 30” 'Fan Blue' produces numerous dense spikes of
intense blue-violet blossoms on compact, strictly
Light: Part shade Zone: 5 - 9
upright plants. Typically has an earlier bloom
Delightfully ruffled, green foliage is covered time than the species, beginning in midsummer
with soft hairs, giving it a grayish cast. Pinkish- and continuing into fall.
red highlights are present on the undersides of
the leaves. Fragrant, yellow, daisy-like flowers Fan Scarlet Lobelia
are produced in late summer.
Lobelia x speciosa ‘Fan Scarlet’
Big Blue Lily-turf Height: 24” Spread: 14”
Liriope muscari ‘Big Blue’
Height: 12 - 18” Spread: 12 - 24” Fan Scarlet sports compact, bronze foliage and a
Light: Full sun to full shade Zone: 5 - 10 vigorous base-branching habit. Vivid scarlet
flowers are borne on dense, strictly upright
Liriope is a unique, evergreen grassy perennial spikes. have an earlier bloom time than the
with wide, dark green, strappy leaves and a species, beginning in midsummer and continu-
fountain-like habit. Delightful, lilac-purple flow- ing into fall.
ers resembling grape hyacinths are displayed
above the foliage in late summer.
Perennials
Orange Gnome Maltese Cross Petite Delight Bee Balm
Lychnis chalcedonica ‘Orange Gnome’ Monarda didyma ‘Petite Delight’

Brilliant, orange-scarlet flowers are produced in New dwarf form with large lavender-rose termi-
abundance beginning in early summer and last- nal flowers. Rich nectar source for wildlife. Dark
ing nearly 8 weeks. The foliage is nearly as green foliage is mildew resistant. A low mainte-
pretty as the flowers, having a purplish-bronze nance addition to habitat and native plant gar-
cast over the naturally dark green leaves. dens. Blooms in summer.
Moneywort Petite Wonder Bee Balm

Lysimachia nummularia Monarda didyma ‘Petite Wonder’
This easy-to-grow moisture lover is a marvel- 'Petite Wonder' is similar to 'Petite Delight' but
ous, low-growing, golden groundcover whose it has a slightly smaller stature and true pink
dime-sized leaves give the ground a year-round flowers. The aromatic foliage smells like mint
golden color. Blooms in early summer. when crushed and is often used to flavor teas.
Aurea Moneywort Blue Wonder Catmint

Lysimachia nummularia ‘Aurea’ Nepeta faassenii ‘Blue Wonder’
Light: Full sun to full shade Zone: 3 - 8 Light: Full sun Zone: 3 - 8
An underused perennial that is easy to grow in Gray-green, aromatic foliage gives way to a
any moist soil and which blooms yellow in early plethora of lavender-blue flowers in early thru
summer. This variety has golden leaves whose midsummer. The relatively short stature of this
color is best maintained in full sun. variety makes it a good candidate for the front
of the border.
Alexander Loosestrife
Walker’s Low Catmint
Lysimachia punctata ‘Alexander’
Nepeta faassenii ‘Walker’s Low’
Height: 18 - 24” Spread: 24 - 36”
Height: 24 - 36” Spread: 18 - 24”
Lime green leaves with wide, ivory margins.
New growth is flushed pink in spring then light- Gray-green, aromatic foliage gives way to a
ens by summer. Bright yellow, star-like flowers. plethora of soft lavender-blue flowers which are
Tends to be less invasive. produced over a long period in summer. If the
plant is not staked the plant’s arching habit can
bring the height down to 18-24 inches.
Jacob Cline Bee Balm
Monarda didyma ‘Jacob Cline’ Kit Cat Catmint
Height: 24 - 36” Spread: 12 - 24” Nepeta x ‘Kit Cat’
Whorls of scarlet red tubular flowers blend per- Light: Full sun Zone: 3 - 8
fectly with prairie wildflowers and herbs. Single A unique new dwarf form, it has a shorter
plants make a great show, but groups heighten habit, smaller leaves, and smaller, but more
the effect. Dark green leaves have a pleasant numerous, flowers that are produced from early
aroma of mint and basil. High mildew resis- through late summer. The small, grey-green
tance. Blooms in mid to late summer. leaves form a wide, dense clump.
Perennials
Carol Peony Boston Ivy
Paeonia ‘Carol’ Parthenocissus tricuspidata
Height: 34” Spread: 20” Height: 30 - 50 ft (vine) Spread: 5 - 10 ft

Vivid, red blooms with little, yellow centers are A vigorous tendril climber that needs no sup-
produced in late spring. This is a double peony port. It clings to surfaces by adhesive holdfasts
that has strong stems which are outstanding in located at the tendril ends. Greenish white flow-
bouquets. By choosing a mixture of early, mid- ers appear in late spring to early summer but
season, and late blooming varieties, you can are generally hidden by the foliage and insig-
have blooms for up to 6 weeks. nificant. Flowers give way to blue-black berries
which are also hidden by the foliage and often
Festiva Maxima Peony not visible until autumn leaf drop.
Paeonia ‘Festiva Maxima’

Husker Red Bearded Tongue
Height: 34” Spread: 24” Penstemon digitalis ‘Husker Red’
Height: 30 - 34” Spread: 15 - 18”
Noticeably fragrant, white blooms with red driz-
zled throughout the center is the highlight of
this reliable bloomer. The flowers have a mas- Striking, maroon-red foliage with a dark green
sive, loose form. It blooms in late spring. underlay. White flowers with a tinge of light
pink are borne on strong, upright stems in early
summer.
Karl Rosenfield Peony
Paeonia ‘Karl Rosenfield’ Elfin Pink Bearded Tongue
Height: 34” Spread: 24” Penstemon x ‘Elfin Pink’
Brilliant, fuchsia-red blooms are both sizable Light: Full sun Zone: 3 - 8
and fragrant. This double variety blooms from
early to midsummer. Bright pink, long, trumpet-shaped flowers are
borne in profusion on thin spikes in early sum-
mer. A very drought tolerant perennial that is
Sarah Bernhardt Peony
easy to grow.
Paeonia ‘Sarah Bernhardt’
Prairie Dusk Bearded Tongue
Penstemon x ‘Prairie Dusk’
Gigantic, double, apple blossom pink flowers are
an old fashioned favorite. This variety blooms in Light: Full sun Zone: 3 - 8
early to midsummer.
Rose-purple, trumpet-shaped flowers are borne
in profusion on thin spikes in early summer.
Virginia Creeper They make a tremendous color statement when
Parthenocissus quinquefolia planted in groups.
Height: 30 - 50 ft (vine) Spread: 5 - 10 ft Little Spire Russian Sage

Light: Full sun to part shade Zone: 3 - 9 Perovskia atriplicifolia ‘Little Spire’
Leaves emerge bronze in spring, mature to dull Height: 25” Spread: 12 - 18”
green in summer and change to purple or crim-
son-red in autumn. Clusters of small, greenish-
white flowers appear in the upper leaf axils in A relatively short, upright habit prevents the
late spring to early summer, but are hidden by leaning that is typical of the species. Small,
the foliage, and give way to dark blue to black narrow, grey-green leaves compliment the lav-
berries in late summer. ender-blue flowers. This cultivar has a wonder-
fully long blooming period beginning in late
summer and continuing well into the fall.
Perennials
Longin Russian Sage David Phlox
Perovskia atriplicifolia ‘Longin’ Phlox paniculata ‘David’

Airy spikes of lavender-blue flowers top strong Enormous heads of fragrant, white flowers from
stems with small, narrow, silvery-green leaves. mid to late summer. The bright green foliage
'Longin' also tends to have a narrower and more and sturdy constitution make this plant beauti-
upright habit than others in this species. ful even when it's not in bloom.
Blooms beginning in late summer and continues
well into the fall.
Red Riding Hood Phlox
Phlox ‘Red Riding Hood’
Babyface Phlox
Phlox ‘Babyface’
Height: 25 - 30” Spread: 12 - 18” Light: Full sun Zone: 4 - 8

Vivid clusters of fragrant, cherry-red flowers sit
atop strong-stemmed plants from mid thru late
Sweetly fragrant, baby pink blooms with size- summer. A compact variety which attracts but-
able rosy-red eyes are produced prolifically from terflies and hummingbirds. It makes a tremen-
mid thru late summer. They make excellent cut dous color statement in the garden.
flowers and also attract butterflies.
Shorty White Phlox
Laura Phlox
Phlox ‘Shorty White’
Phlox ‘Laura’
Height: 2 - 4” Spread: 18 - 24”
A relatively short variety of phlox that is just
Masses of fuchsia-purple blossoms with starry, the right size for containers or the front of the
white centers and dark eyes all summer long. border. Clusters of bright white flowers are pro-
Has a particularly long bloom time and has duced atop very sturdy stems that are great for
demonstrated very good mildew resistance. cutting for fresh bouquets.
Orange Perfection Phlox Atropurpurea Creeping Phlox

Phlox ‘Orange Perfection’ Phlox subulata ‘Atropurpurea’
Flaming salmon-orange flowers sit atop strong Rich wine-red flowers which blanket the foliage
stems nearly all summer long. The compact in late spring. It makes a tremendous color im-
clumps of dense, deep green foliage stand a full pact which can be seen from quite a distance.
3 feet tall, making them ideal for the back of the Forms a carpet-like mat no taller than 6 inches.
border.
Blue Emerald Creeping Phlox
Bright Eyes Phlox
Phlox subulata ‘Blue Emerald’
Phlox paniculata ‘Bright Eyes’
Height: 4 - 6” Spread: 12 - 18”
Delicate lavender blue flowers blanket the foli-
Pale pink flowers with a prominent, hot-pink
age in late spring creating a subtle swathe of
eye zone are produced reliably from mid thru
color when in bloom. Forms a carpet-like mat
late summer. These aromatic flowers attract
no taller than 6 inches.
both butterflies and hummingbirds.
Perennials
Red Wing Creeping Phlox Double Blue Balloon Flower
Phlox subulata ‘Red Wing’ Platycodon grandiflorus ‘Double Blue’

Striking pinkish-crimson flowers with a dark Interesting balloon-like buds burst open into
red center which blanket the foliage in late vibrant violet-blue, double, bell-shaped flowers.
spring. It makes a tremendous color impact 'Double Blue' is a very reliable bloomer that is
which can be seen from quite a distance. Forms pest and disease free.
a carpet-like mat no taller than 6 inches.
Fuji Pink Balloon Flower
White Delight Creeping Phlox
Platycodon grandiflorus ‘Fuji Pink’
Phlox subulata ‘White Delight’
Height: 4 - 6” Spread: 12 - 18”
Interesting balloon-like buds burst open into
Large, pure white flowers blanket the foliage in beautiful soft pink, bell-shaped flowers which
late spring. White has a cool and calming effect keep their color best in partial shade. 'Fuji Pink'
in the garden. Use it to tone down more intense, is a very reliable bloomer that is pest and dis-
saturated colors. Forms a carpet-like mat no ease free.
taller than 6 inches.
Fuji White Balloon Flower
Astra Double Blue Balloon Flower
Platycodon grandiflorus ‘Fuji White’
Platycodon grandiflorus ‘Astra Double Blue’
Height: 12 - 24” Spread: 12 - 18”
Interesting balloon-like buds burst open into
Interesting balloon-like buds burst open into pure white, bell-shaped flowers. A very reliable
fully double, bell-shaped flowers. Exceptional bloomer that is pest and disease free.
branching and thick flower petals make for
long-lasting periwinkle blue blossoms. Misato Purple Balloon Flower
Astra Double Lavender Balloon Flower Platycodon grandiflorus ‘Misato Purple’
Platycodon grandiflorus ‘Astra Double Lavender’ Height: 6 - 8” Spread: 10 - 12”
Light: Full sun to part shade Zone: 3 - 8 Easily grown in well-drained soils in full sun to
part shade. Plants can be left undisturbed once
A very well-branched, long-lasting balloon established. Deadheading spent flowers gener-
flower. The flowers begin with the first warm ally prolongs the bloom period. Plant doesn’t
weather and don’t quit till fall, blooming con- emerge until late spring so leave the previous
tinuously for months. foliage on until new sprouts are visible.
Astra Pink Balloon Flower Sentimental Blue Balloon Flower

Platycodon grandiflorus ‘Astra Pink’ Platycodon grandiflorus ‘Sentimental Blue’
Interesting balloon-like buds burst open into Interesting balloon-like buds burst open into
beautiful bell-shaped flowers. Exceptional beautiful blue, dwarf bell-shaped flowers.
branching and thick flower petals make for 'Sentimental Blue' is an excellent low-growing
long-lasting light pink blooms. Its compact, border or rock garden plant. It is a prolific
uniform habit makes 'Astra Pink' a good selec- bloomer that is pest and disease free.
tion for cut flowers, containers, or the garden.
Perennials
Silver Lace Vine Petite Folie Miniature Rose
Polygonum aubertii Rosa ‘Petite Folie’
Height: 20 - 30 ft Spread: vine Height: 10 - 12” Spread: 12 - 24”

A fast growing vine that will quickly grow to This miniature has blooms that blend orange,
cover your fence or trellis. Abundant amounts of pink and coral and have a fruity fragrance. It
fragrant, nearly white flowers grow in long, blooms continuously through the summer and
erect clusters, blanketing the foliage with color. has bright, but not shiny, foliage.
It blooms from late summer to early autumn
and has the added bonus of being shade toler- Goldstrum Black-Eyed Susan
ant. The leaves turn yellow in the fall.
Rudbeckia fulgida var. sullivantii ‘Goldstrum’
Bertram Anderson Lungwort
Pulmonaria longifolia ‘Bertram Anderson’
Height: 8 - 10” Spread: 18 - 24”
A showy border plant excellent for cut flowers.
Light: Part to full shade Zone: 3 - 9 Bright, daisy-like, golden yellow flowers with
black centers. Heat and humidity tolerant.
Be dazzled by a sea of gentian blue flowers
Blooms late summer into fall.
emerging from fuchsia buds in late spring. It
has long, narrow leaves heavily spotted with
silver, and it tends to bloom a couple of weeks Henry Eilers Black-Eyed Susan
later than other species.
Rudbeckia ‘Henry Eilers’
Raspberry Splash Lungwort Height: 48 - 60” Spread: 24 - 36”
Pulmonaria longifolia ‘Raspberry Splash’ Light: Full sun to part shade Zone: 4 - 8
Height: 10 - 12” Spread: 16 - 24” Yellow-gold flowers with rolled petals and
brown button centers appear well above the
fragrant foliage in early August. Makes and
Dazzling raspberry-pink flower clusters dance good cut flower.
among the dark green, silver-spotted leaves in
late spring. This variety is characterized by its
fairly upright growing habit and profuse flower- Irish Eyes Black-Eyed Susan
ing abilities. Rudbeckia ‘Irish Eyes’
Silver Shimmers Lungwort Height: 30” Spread: 24”
Pulmonaria longifolia ‘Silver Shimmers’ Light: Full sun to part shade Zone: 3 - 9
Height: 9 - 15” Spread: 15 - 18” Very unusual flowers for planting close up.
Huge daisy flowers with golden yellow petals
surround a bright green center. For the middle
Clusters of relatively large, steel-blue flowers of the border to add late season color. Performs
are suspended above the long, wavy foliage well in pots. Blooms late summer into fall.
which remains low. The leaves are heavily satu-
rated with silver, appearing to glow in the Goldquelle Black-Eyed Susan
shade. Blooms in early to mid spring.
Rudbeckia lancinata ‘Goldquelle’
Chipper Miniature Rose
Rosa ‘Chipper’
Height: 12 - 24” Spread: 15 - 24”
Large, double flowers bloom from midsummer
Light: Full sun Zone: 4 - 10 well into fall. As the flowers open, inner petals
turn from soft green to bright yellow and gold
This miniature rose can withstand poor soil and
and the black eye all but disappears. Cutting
is disease resistant. It blooms continuously
flowers will encourage new buds faster.
through the summer with bright pink blooms,
but little if any scent. Healthy foliage is bright
but not shiny with an upright growth habit.
Perennials
Rustic Colors Black-Eyed Susan Marcus™ Salvia
Rudbeckia ‘Rustic Colors’ Salvia nemorosa ‘Haeumanarc’
Height: 18 - 24” Spread: 18 - 24” Height: 8 - 12 Spread: 12”

'Rustic Colors' is a mixture of large dark golden A compact habit which makes it perfect for edg-
yellow to red to bronze bicolor flowers with ing, containers, or other small spaces. Dark
black centers. Looks great in mixed perennials violet-purple flowers are produced nearly all
beds, especially with ornamental grasses, works summer long, particularly if plants are dead-
well as a border too. headed. The leaves are aromatic when crushed.
Irish Moss May Night Salvia

Sangina subulata Salvia nemorosa ‘Mainacht’
A creeping, moss-like, evergreen groundcover Dense spikes of deep violet-purple flowers are
that can be used as a replacement for lawn in produced in early summer and will continue
cool-summer regions. Delightful tiny white longer if deadheaded. This is a clump forming
flowers appear from late spring to midsummer. plant with oblong leaves which are aromatic
It is especially beautiful growing between when crushed.
pavers and flagstones on a path or wall.
Pink Friesland Salvia
Blue Hill Salvia
Salvia nemorosa ‘Pink Friesland’
Salvia nemorosa ‘Blue Hill’
Height: 15 - 18” Spread: 12 - 15”
Height: 16 - 20” Spread: 15 - 18”
Similar to ‘East Friesland’ but with refreshing
The tall, spiky flowers of 'Blue Hill' are the clos- pinkish-red flower spikes. The wonderful com-
est to true blue of any hardy salvia available. pact habit makes this perennial an excellent
This selection is very long-flowering with a won- choice for containers too.
derful compact habit. Its foliage is aromatic
when crushed. Plumosa Salvia
Caradonna Salvia Salvia nemorosa ‘Plumosa’
Salvia nemorosa ‘Caradonna’ Height: 18” Spread: 15 - 18”
Height: 24 - 30” Spread: 15” Light: Full sun Zone: 3 - 8
Light: Full sun Zone: 3 - 8 Thick plume-like panicles are very deep
purple and retain this wonderful color when
Similar to 'East Friesland' but with two distinct harvested and dried. The leaves are aromatic
differences: a rigidly upright habit and dark when crushed.
purple flower stems which accentuate the bright
violet-blue flowers. They are great in fresh bou-
Sensation Rose Salvia
quets. The leaves are aromatic when crushed.
Salvia nemorosa ‘Sensation Rose’
East Friesland Salvia Height: 12” Spread: 12”
Salvia nemorosa ‘East Friesland’
Height: 16 - 18” Spread: 18 - 24” Soft lilac-pink flower spikes top dark green foli-
Light: Full sun Zone: 3 - 8 age from June through August. Has a nice com-
pact habit, making it ideal for use as a border
Spikes of vibrant violet-purple flowers stand plant.
at attention above the nicely mounded foliage of
'East Friesland'. Its foliage is aromatic when
crushed. This is the perfect choice for containers
or the front of the border.
Perennials
Rose Queen Salvia Autumn Joy Sedum
Salvia x sylvestris ‘Rose Queen’ Sedum x ‘Autumn Joy’

A clump-forming perennial salvia that features Sports light green leaves and deep rose flowers
plume-like, rosy-pink flower spikes that appear which age to a beautiful bronze. Stout, sturdy
in a profuse mid- to late spring bloom. Flower- stems support the massive flower heads which
ing may continue, albeit intermittently, develop in summer and burst into bloom in fall.
throughout the summer. Aromatic, lance- If left standing, they provide winter interest and
shaped, green leaves. food for birds.
Purple Rain Salvia Black Jack Sedum

Sedum x ‘Black Jack’
Salvia verticillata ‘Purple Rain’
Covered with lush, smoky purple flower spikes Boasts a superior upright habit and the deepest
from June-September. Pest and disease free, it purple foliage (so dark you'll think it's black).
will bring subtle color, as well as bees and but- Don't be deceived by the green and light purple
terflies, late into the season. foliage that first emerges in spring. It will
quickly darken to deep purple.
Rock Soapwort Cauticola Sedum

Saponaria ocymoides Sedum x ‘Cauticola’

A sprawling plant which forms a nice carpet of An attractive, very low-growing groundcover
semi-evergreen foliage. Small sprays of pink with rounded, blue-grey leaves. In late summer,
flowers appear in early summer. It works well pink flowers are produced which age to carmine-
in a rock garden, as a groundcover, or between red. This is the perfect sedum to tuck into a
stepping stones on a path. rockery or other small spaces in the garden.
Butterfly Blue Pincushion Flower Crazy Ruffles Sedum

Scabiosa columbaria ‘Butterfly Blue’ Sedum x ‘Crazy Ruffles
Height: 12 - 18” Spread: 15” Height: 20” Spread: 18 - 24”
Produces a profusion of lavender-blue, pincush- Forms a compact clump of large, blue-green,

ion-like flowers over a very long period begin- widely undulating leaves with toothed margins.
ning in late spring. They sit atop wiry stems The wavy margins really set this variety apart
which hover over the short mound of ferny basal in the landscape. In late summer, upright, red-
foliage. dish stems carry large clusters of soft pink flow-
ers which open from cream buds.
Pink Mist Pincushion Flower
Frosty Morn Sedum
Scabiosa columbaria ‘Pink Mist’
Sedum x ‘Frosty Morn’
Height: 24 - 36” Spread: 24 - 36”
Pincushion-like, pink flowers with a hint of
This upright sedum has a wide white border
lavender are borne atop wiry stems over a long
around each light green leaf and they angle
period beginning in early summer. They hover
upward, coddling the flower heads. In warmer
over the short mound of ferny basal foliage.
climates, the blossoms are white as opposed to
cooler zones where they are light pink.
Perennials
Golden Acre Sedum Dragon’s Blood Sedum
Sedum ‘Golden Acre’ Sedum spurium ‘Dragon’s Blood’

A rapidly creeping perennial that forms a nice Outstanding hardy alpine succulent. Bears deep
mat. Yellow flowers bloom early to mid summer pink flowers over slightly bronzed summer foli-
above the semi-evergreen foliage. age. In fall foliage brightens to a rich burgundy
red overall. A showy cold loving spreader that's
perfect for rock gardens and containers.
John Creech Sedum
Sedum x ‘John Creech’ Fulda Glow Sedum
Height: 2” Spread: 10” Sedum spurium ‘Fulda Glow’
Light: Full sun Zone: 3 - 9 Height: 4” Spread: 10”

A dense groundcover with very small, green Light: Full sun Zone: 3 - 9
leaves that keep their intense color even in full
Sports attractive bronze-red foliage that keeps
sun. Its tight, compact habit keeps the weeds
its color all season long. Rose-red flowers appear
from poking through. Clusters of pinkish-purple
on short stalks above the foliage in late sum-
flowers are produced in midsummer.
mer. A mass planting can be stunning.
Ellacombianum Sedum
Vera Jameson Sedum
Sedum kamtschaticum var. ellacombianum
Sedum x ‘Vera Jameson’
Height: 9 - 12” Spread: 18 - 36”
A clean, evergreen groundcover with small,
An exciting hybrid with arching blue gray foli-
bright green leaves and clusters of lemon yellow
age with maroon tints and flowers of deep pink
flowers. This species blooms in early summer. It
accented with white. Flowering in late summer
is intermediate in height, standing about 8
into early fall.
inches tall.
Assorted Hen and Chicks

Matrona Sedum
Semperviren
Sedum x ‘Matrona’
Height: 18 - 24” Spread: 12 - 15”
Offsets readily as plants spread into multi-head
A sturdy, upright grower that has gray-green
clumps. In third year or later, original rosette
leaves with rosy pink edges and purple stems.
bolts to flower. Remaining rosettes take its
The long-lasting mauve-pink flower clusters
place. A rock garden favorite equally good in
bloom in fall, turning chocolate-brown in winter.
well drained troughs. Thrives in highly porous
garden soil.
Rosy Glow Sedum
Sedum x ‘Rosy Glow’ Baby Gold Goldenrod
Height: 8” Spread: 12 - 15” Solidago x ‘Baby Gold’
Light: Full sun Zone: 3 - 9 Height: 24” Spread: 12 - 18”
A clumping selection with blue-green foliage Light: Full sun Zone: 3 - 9

and rich ruby red flowers. Its small stature Broad, pyramidal panicles of bright yellow flow-
makes 'Rosy Glow' perfect for edging or containers bloom from midsummer to early fall above
ers. It is valued for its brightly colored blossoms, bright green toothed leaves.
ease of culture, and drought tolerance.
Perennials
Hummelo Lamb’s Ear Summer Sunshine Germander
Stachys monieri ‘Hummelo’ Teucrium chamaedrys ‘Summer Sunshine’

Forms large, rounded clumps of green, long A sun-kissed yellow-leaved herb that forms a
narrow leaves. In midsummer, sturdy spikes of nice low, spreading clump. Short spikes of
lavender-rose flowers shoot up through the foli- pink flowers add to the appeal in late summer
age, putting on quite a display. for 3-4 weeks. A great plant for rock gardens
or the front of the border.
Silver Carpet Lamb’s Ear
Pink Chintz Thyme
Stachys byzantina ‘Silver Carpet’
Thymus serphyllum ‘Pink Chintz’
Height: 2 - 4” Spread: 12 - 18”
Its leaves are velvety soft, silver and shaped like
Forms a very low carpet of fuzzy, dark green
lamb’s ears. Tends to spread quickly, making it
leaves which resemble those of Woolly
a good groundcover for dry, sunny spots. Usu-
Thyme. From early thru midsummer, flowers
ally listed as a non-flowering cultivar, it will
of a unique shade of salmon-pink cover the
occasionally send up a few small flowers.
foliage.
Klaus Jelitto Stoke’s Aster Ruby Glow Thyme

Stokesia laevis ‘Klaus Jelitto’ Thymus praecox ‘Ruby Glow’
Powder blue flowers contrast sharply against Tiny green leaves form a low-growing carpet
the deep green, glossy, strap-like foliage. The of foliage. They smell strongly of lemons when
habit is neatly mounding. Blooming from mid- bruised. Six inch long clusters of ruby-purple
summer to early fall (if deadheaded), it is a flowers which strongly resemble the annual
tremendous accent to other late bloomers. purple alyssum appear from early through
midsummer.
Peachie’s Pick Stoke’s Aster
Stokesia laevis ‘Peachie’s Pick’ Black Snowflake Foamflower
Height: 18” Spread: 18 - 24” Tiarella x ‘Black Snowflake’
Lavender-blue flowers bloom much longer and a Light: Part to full shade Zone: 3 - 8
bit later than other stokesias. It has an upright One of the most elegant foamflowers to date, it
habit and healthy-looking, deep green foliage sports deeply dissected, glossy, green leaves
that remains attractive all season. Its longer with prominent black-purple centers. The new
stems make it a good variety for cut flowers. growth is nearly all black, and coloration is
more pronounced in cooler weather.
Purple Parasols Stoke’s Aster
Stokesia laevis ‘Purple Parasols’ Crow Feather Foamflower
Height: 18 - 20” Spread: 15 - 18” Tiarella x ‘Crow Feather’
The flowers of Purple Parasols start out blue Light: Part to full shade Zone: 3 - 8
then transition through various shades of blue, Sports bright green, deeply lobed leaves with
ending with deep violet-purple. The deep green purple-black feathering throughout the midrib
foliage is neatly mounding. Blooms from mid- and veins, and is more pronounced in cooler
summer to early fall. weather. In winter the leaves become a colorful
brocade of pink, red, purple, and black.
Perennials
Mint Chocolate Foamflower Giles Van Hees Veronica
Tiarella x ‘Mint Chocolate’ Veronica ‘Giles Van Hees’

Unusually long maple-shaped leaves are mint The dark green foliage forms a nice mound
green with a chocolate overlay with toffee-tinted topped by bright pink flower spikes whose sweet
flowers in early spring and nice bronzing in nectar attracts butterflies. It is extremely long-
winter. flowering beginning in midsummer and is easy
to grow.
Neon Lights Foamflower
Tiarella x ‘Neon Lights’ Miyozaki Hybrids Toad Lily
Height: 6 - 8” Spread: 18 - 22” Tricyrtis hirta ‘Miyozaki Hybrids’
Light: Part to full shade Zone: 3 - 8 Height: 36” Spread: 18”
Black centered leaves are edged with a Light: Part to full shade Zone: 4 - 8
contrasting neon-green in spring. Lightly Wonderfully arching, hairy stems support the
fragrant white flowers appear in the summer. green, lance-shaped leaves which are arranged
in a ladder-like fashion. Beginning in late sum-
Concord Grape Spiderwort mer, white, orchid-like flowers heavily spotted
with purple appear all along the stems.
Tradescantia ‘Concord Grape’
Height: 15 - 18” Spread: 18 - 24” Crater Lake Blue Veronica

Light: Full sun to full shade Zone: 3 - 9 Veronica austriaca ‘Crater Lake Blue’
Concord grape blossoms with sulphur yellow Height: 12 - 15” Spread: 15 - 20”
stamens. Each flower only lasts for one day, but
the plants have lots of buds, extending the Light: Full sun to part shade Zone: 4 - 8
bloom time up to eight weeks. The flowers are A graceful spreading cascade of star-shaped
self-cleaning, so deadheading is not necessary. gentian blue flowers form May to July. Versatile
Frosted blue-green foliage remains compact, low growing perennial is ideal for rock gardens,
making it attractive both in bloom and out. hanging baskets or as groundcover spilling off
low walls.
Satin Doll Spiderwort
Tradescantia x ‘Satin Doll’
Aztec Gold Veronica
Veronica prostrata ‘Aztec Gold’
Highly praised for having such large flowers on
a dwarf plant. Iridescent pink flowers with A wonderful, easy to grow perennial that adds
bright yellow anthers are borne above the foli- great color in the garden all season long. Its
age from early thru midsummer. The plants sun-proof, brilliant gold leaves form a wide, low,
develop lush, upright mounds of bright green, spreading mound. In early summer, short spikes
narrow, sword-like leaves. of sky blue flowers appear just above the foliage.
Sweet Kate Spiderwort Blue Carpet Veronica

Tradescantia x ‘Sweet Kate’ Veronica spicata ‘Blue Carpet’

Triangular, violet-blue blossoms with sulphur- Deep Blue flowers are abundantly produced
yellow stamens. Brilliant gold foliage that is June to September on compact low growing
outstanding even when viewed from a distance. plants. A real dwarf! Right at home at the front
To keep this light-colored foliage from scorching, of the border.
afternoon shade and consistent moisture is rec-
ommended.
Perennials
Giles Van Hees Veronica Perennial Periwinkle
Veronica ‘Giles Van Hees’ Vinca minor

The dark green foliage forms a nice mound An excellent, weed-smothering, evergreen
topped by bright pink flower spikes whose sweet groundcover with small, solid dark green leaves.
nectar attracts butterflies. It is extremely long- From mid to late spring, lovely lavender-blue
flowering beginning in midsummer and is easy flowers about the size of a nickel appear just
to grow. above the foliage, creating a tranquil effect.
Additional flowers may appear sporadically in
Icicle Veronica summer and fall.
Veronica spicata ‘Icicle’
Height: 18 - 24” Spread: 12 - 18”

An upright, clump-forming perennial which
features dense, upright, terminal spikes of tiny,
pure white flowers which bloom from May to
July. Flower spikes typically rise 18-24" tall.
Lance-shaped, light to grayish-green leaves.
Red Fox Veronica

Veronica spicata ‘Red Fox’
Height: 12 - 15” Spread: 12 - 15”

The bright fuchsia-pink flower spikes appear
over a long time, in excess of five weeks, begin-
ning in midsummer. Butterflies love to drink
their sweet nectar.
Royal Candles Veronica

Veronica spicata ‘Royal Candles’

Masses of violet-blue spikes dart up above the
compact, upright, deep green foliage all sum-
mer long. Butterflies love to drink their sweet
nectar.
Sunny Border Blue Veronica

Veronica ‘Sunny Border Blue’
Height: 18 - 24” Spread: 15 - 20”

Vivid violet-blue spikes dart up above the dark
green, crinkly foliage from midsummer into fall.
Highly valued for its ease of growth and long
bloom time. It should have a place in every gar-
den because it goes with everything.

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Coronation Gold Yarrow Variegated Bishop’s Weed

Height: 33 - 36” Spread: 30 - 36” Height: 6 - 10” Spread: 18 - 24”

Moonshine Yarrow Black Scallop Bugleweed

Height: 18 - 24” Spread: 18 - 24” Height: 3 - 6” Spread: 8 - 10”

The Pearl Yarrow Catlin’s Giant Bugleweed

Height: 18 - 24” Spread: 18 - 24” Height: 6 - 10” Spread: 10 - 14”

Paprika Yarrow Red Stemmed Lady’s Mantle

Height: 24” Spread: 24” Height: 6” Spread: 6 - 8”

Azure Monkshood Lady’s Mantle

Height: 18 - 24” Spread: 12 - 18” Height: 15 - 18” Spread: 18 - 24”

Height: 12 - 15” Spread: 12 - 18” Height: 8 - 10” Spread: 12 - 18”

Mountain Sandwort Splendens Sea Thrift

Height: 4 - 6” Spread: 8 - 12” Height: 6 - 8” Spread: 11 - 12”

Cotton Tail Sea Thrift Butterfly Weed

Height: 12 - 15” Spread: 15 - 18” Height: 18 - 24” Spread: 24 - 30”

Happy End Aster Winston Churchill Aster

Height: 18 - 24” Spread: 12 - 18” Height: 8 - 12” Spread: 12 - 18”

October Skies Aster

Peter Harrison Aster Wood’s Pink Aster

Professor Kippenburg Aster Bridal Veil Astilbe

Height: 24 - 30” Spread: 18 - 24” Height: 18 - 24” Spread: 24 - 30”

Astilbe x arendsii ‘Fanal’ Heartleaf Bergenia

Height: 36 - 48” Spread: 36 - 48” Height: 9 - 12” Spread: 12”

Height: 12 - 15” Spread: 12 - 15” Dixon’s Gold Bellflower

Height: 18 - 24” Spread: 12 - 24” Height: 36 - 40” Spread: 24 - 30”

Pale lavender-blue, star-shaped, upward-facing Light: Part to full shade Zone: 4 - 8

Campanula punctata ‘Cherry Bells’ Asao Clematis

Height: 24” Spread: 24 - 36” Blue Bird Clematis

Its cornflower-blue, fringed blossoms appear Height: 8 - 10 ft Spread: vine

Height: 6 - 10 ft Spread: vine Height: 4 - 9 ft Spread: vine

Clematis ‘Duchess of Edinburgh’ Multi-Blue Clematis

Clematis ‘Ernest Markham’ Nelly Moser Clematis

Light: Full sun Zone: 4 - 8 Height: 6 - 10” Spread: vine

Height: 6 - 10 ft Spread: vine Height: 12 - 18” Spread: 12 - 36”

Alba Coreopsis Heaven’s Gate Coreopsis

Height: 16” Spread: 12 - 16” Height: 9 - 15” Spread: 12 - 15”

Moonbeam Coreopsis Summer Nights Delphinium

Height: 18 - 24” Spread: 18 - 24” Height: 10 - 12” Spread: 12”

Height: 8 - 30” Spread: 12 - 36” Height: 12” Spread: 18”

Height: 8” Spread: 12 - 15”

Height: 8” Spread: 8” Height: 6 - 12” Spread: 6 - 24”

Heart Attack Dianthus Tiny Rubies Dianthus

Height: 24” Spread: 12” Height: 4 - 5” Spread: 12 - 18”

Dianthus ‘Raspberry Swirl’ Wicked Witch Dianthus

Strawberry Sorbet Dianthus Luxuriant Bleeding Heart

Zing Rose Dianthus King of Hearts Bleeding Heart

Height: 6 - 8” Spread: 9 - 12” Height: 8 - 10” Spread: 12”

Height: 30 - 36” Spread: 30 - 36” Height: 30 - 36” Spread: 18 - 24”

Gold Heart Bleeding Heart Crazy Pink Coneflower

Spanish Peaks Foxglove Doubledecker Coneflower

After Midnight Coneflower Green Jewel Coneflower

Height: 12” Spread: 10 - 12” Height: 20 - 24” Spread: 12 - 18”

Height: 24 - 30” Spread: 18 - 24” Height: 15 - 20” Spread: 24”

Kim’s Knee High Coneflower Height: 30” Spread: 24”

Height: 24 - 30” Spread: 18 - 24” Height: 12 - 15” Spread: 10 - 12”

Eupatorium purpureum Height: 12 - 15” Spread: 15”

Height: 60 - 84” Spread: 24 - 48” Light: Part to full shade Zone: 3 - 8

Athyrium filix-femina Height: 36 - 72” Spread: 36 - 48”

Height: 6 - 8” Spread: 12 - 24” Height: 15” Spread: 15”

Fanfare Blanket Flower Alice Geranium

Johnson’s Blue Geranium

Height: 9” Spread: 15” Height: 6 - 8” Spread: 24 - 60”