Short and more compact, strong sturdy stems with superior branching produce broad and more uniform canopies of rose-pink flowers, exceptional long bloom time.

A Terra Nova introduction, coral plumes appear in summer for many weeks and have a honey fragrance; spent flowers remain attractive, drought-tolerant, no PGRs required for container production.

Fast growing groundcover with soft, sage-green leaves trimmed with cream edges; mauvy-pink flower spikes appear in late spring. Tolerates foot traffic; attractive to butterflies and hummingbirds.

Stunning double two-toned pink flowers with very frilly petals, more compact plants.

True perennial hollyhock which flowers the first year from seed, brilliant pink single flowers bloom on tall stately stalks all summer; pinch to produce more compact and bushy plants.

This fool proof variety of allium is clump forming and produces sterile seed that will not spread, purple-pink flowers appear in late summer and are held above green grass-like foliage, excellent deer and rabbit resistance.

A Terra Nova introduction. One of the earliest blooming Anemones with a high flower count and extended bloom period. Large, dogwood-like, pink flowers on top of glossy foliage; genetically dwarf plant that doesn't spread.

Most hardy and vigorous anemone, earliest to bloom, forms attractive clumps with single pink flowers.

The large, single rose-pink flowers with golden yellow centers will bloom profusely from late summer to fall.

Large amounts of attractive, deep rose blooms on short stems; highly uniform, mounded plants. Rock garden type plant; blooms start of spring; prefers full sun and well-drained soil.

A breakthrough Armeria that blooms spring to fall! New and unique breeding moves the genus from strictly a cool season perennial to a season long flowering perennial. Masses of large, globe-shaped bright pink flowers bloom over tidy, mounded grass-like foliage, stems are thicker and more sturdy than other Sea Thrift. Heat tolerance, petite size and ornamental foliage makes it perfect for sunny borders, rock gardens or in containers.

Plants grow best in moist soil but can also tolerate some drier locations; long stems with rich green leaves form an upright growth habit, terminal clusters of soft pink flowers are very long-lasting, sweet vanilla scent is irresistible to butterflies.

Add intense color to the late-season garden with this rich purple-pink Aster. Eye-catching double blooms form a pom-pom shape and smother the compact and bushy foliage, fills out a container nicely.

Mid-late season bloomer; stunning new introduction from Japan. Glossy chocolate brown leaves makes this the darkest astilbe yet, maintains good summer color and the plumes of bright pink flowers offer the perfect compliment to the dark foliage.

Ever-changing foliage color makes a dramatic statement in the garden; brilliant spring green foliage matures to a blend of burgundy, purple, and green during summer and then transforms into shades of gold, orange, and russet in fall; low-growing but wide-spreading habit; narrow, open plumes of light pink flowers bloom 10" above the foliage for added early summer color.

Fantastic new hybrid that displays good vigor and stays very compact; cross between Arendsii and Chinensis. Beautiful purplish, dark-rose plumes with dark green foliage.

Late season bloomer; unique blue-green foliage with a silver overlay, reddish stems add color and bear open panicles of delicate peach-pink flowers; vigorous grower and more sun tolerant than others.

Spikes of large, soft pink plumes on gracefully arching stems and green, fern-like foliage. Great color for darkened areas of the garden or wooded sites.

Late bloomer; tallest astilbe, robust grower forms huge clumps of large dark green foliage, towering stems up to 4 feet tall with huge plumes of bright pink flowers; 2009 Plantarium award winner.

Mid-late season bloomer;dark green coarse foliage, dense upright form with thick sturdy stems and pale pink plumes, very floriferous.

A new addition to the Vision series from Future Plants; broadly upright and strong growth habit with dense 'flame like' cream to blush pink plumes.

Dense yet fluffy plumes of glowing reddish-pink flowers on upright, sturdy stems over glossy foliage from mid-summer into fall. Heavily serrated leaves emerge dark maroon and mature to dark green, very floriferous and easy grower.

Early-mid season bloomer; glossy green foliage, large open plumes, light salmon-pink flowers

Early season bloomer; most popular pink, vigorous grower and very floriferous; large full plumes, clear pink.

Mid-season bloomer; dark green foliage with dark raspberry pink flowers, very floriferous with dense plumes.

Mid-season bloomer, a dense carpet of dark green foliage surrounds feathery plumes of fragrant, bright rose-pink flowers, very floriferous. Compact, semi-dwarf habit makes it suitable for containers.

One of the longest blooming Astilbe with over 6 weeks of flowering. Pink flowers contrast beautifully against the dark burgundy foliage.

Late season bloomer; one of the tallest Astilbe; green foliage with spectacular arching and drooping rosy-pink plumes; excellent effect near water.

Early season bloomer; very compact foliage with full upright lavender-pink plumes, very floriferous; blooms early summer.

Early season bloomer; very compact foliage with very thick silvery pink plumes, very floriferous, blooms early summer.

Solid rosettes of large, leathery, glossy green leaves send up an abundant display of bright rose-red flowers on sturdy red stems. The moss green leaves develop a beautiful burgundy halo around the edges that remain evergreen in milder climates. Blooms February to April and is a good performer even in difficult sites.

Large evergreen foliage with thick leathery leaves, clusters of bright purple-pink blooms on heavy stems in spring, glossy foliage turns reddish-bronze in fall and winter.

A profuse spring bloomer with pink doubled flowers that look similar to cherry blossoms, hence the name Sakura which means cherry blossom in Japanese, compact glossy foliage turns dark purple in fall, easy to grow.

Latest addition to the Buzz™ Series, forms large tapering spikes of bright hot raspberry pink flowers, plants bloom continuously late spring thru early fall, fragrant flowers are an added bonus, great for patio containers.

Grow and sell this new dwarf buddleia in the same year! This series features an abundance of flowers and continuous blooming from spring through late summer. The dense and upright container habit displays very well on benches and makes it perfect for garden borders, or even mixed combos and hanging baskets. Tolerant of rain and has a high drought tolerance once established. Downy mildew resistant. Great addition to any buttefly garden.

Caladiums are tuberous tropical plants that are native to South America and best known for their colorful foliage. Caladium tubers need heat to start growing which can take up to 4 weeks at 70-75°. We did this step for you and now offer caladiums in a pre-finished 3.5" pot for a quicker finish time.

Dark pink flowers with rich green, white spotted leaves. Good for cuts and pots, 10-12 weeks to flower.

Bold spikes of flag-like rose flowers at the ends of the stems over large bluish-green pointy leaves.

A native selection with hot pink flowers; forms large clumps of glossy dark green foliage with reddish stems, spring foliage is tinged bronze but turns to dark green by summer, excellent for late summer color.

The hot pink flowers are highlighted above red stems on this early blooming variety. Very compact with shiny dark green-bronze foliage.

Large semi-double coral-pink daisy flowers with yellow centers; mature plants form a Mammoth mound 20-36" tall and up to 4 feet wide.

Striking glossy dark purple-brown foliage, arching stalks of strongly sweet, fragrant bottlebrush flowers of light pink maturing to white; this late summer bloomer is grown best in rich moist soil.

Very dark purple to almost black foliage, bottlebrush flower spikes open light pink and fade to creamy white, fragrant.

Dark bronze-purple foliage with long spikes of soft pink flowers, fragrant.

1 gallon clip on trellis for easy retail

Genetically dwarf like Delphina Dark Blue but with rose-pink flowers and white centers; blooms will start to spike in June through August; will rebloom with dead heading.

Tall spires of semi-double lilac-pink flowers with contrasting white bee.