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.

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

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

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.

As hot as it gets with bright florescent pink flowers, very vibrant, forms tight compact mounds with attractive blue-green foliage.

Lovely arching stems with dangling heart- shaped rosy-pink flowers

Tall plants with large bright rosy-pink flowers, petals remain more horizontal (not drooping), large coppery-brown cones,

Rich pink flower buds open in early spring to white-veined rosy-pink flowers that age to to darker pink, blooms face up and outward, vigorous grower and very floriferous.

Blooming in late winter to early spring, this clump forming variety features large, outfacing flowers that emerge pink and age to light green. Flowers contrast beautifully with the blue-green, heavily veined foliage.

Blooming in late winter to early spring, speckled pink petals highlighted with cream and soft yellow surround ruffled centers.

Midsummer brings 4" pink flowers with a darker pink eye and ruffled, recurved petal edges; the leaves are deep green. Strong and healthy; multiple award winner.

Midsummer brings 6" iridescent coral-pink ruffled and fragrant blossoms; extended bloom;reblooms. Tetraploid, strong grower with exceptional bud count. Popularity Poll.

Early-midsummer brings 5" very fragrant Orchid-pink flowers with a purple eye. Extended bloom; tetraploid; strong grower. Awarded for best fragrance.

A Terra Nova introduction. If you love purple, this ones for you! A real knockout with vibrant purple glossy foliage with fluted edges. Very short spikes of purple-pink flowers in summer offer four seasons of purple!

A Terra Nova introduction: this series of Coral Bells are bred from a Canadian native species known for its cold hardiness and clean foliage all season long. Dense clumping habit with burgundy-silver to silver leaves; pink flowers appear in spring.

The best reblooming heuchera to date! Deep-rose colored flowers atop blue-green foliage with silver overlay. Reblooms in late summer; one bloom stem can last for 2 months.

Early-midseason bloom; two-toned flowers have pink standards with lighter pink falls; mandarin red beards contrast well against the petals. Reblooms

Upright, compact clumps of dark green foliage transition to rich shades of deep burgundy and bronze with smoky-rose flowers from late summer into fall. Standing tall with a wispy texture, it is ideal for adding movement to flower beds or borders.

Mid, an heirloom variety that has been adding beauty to gardens for over 100 years! Double, rose-pink flowers edged in silver are held on sturdy stems above glossy foliage. Wonderful fragrance.

Early-mid, perfectly formed, large, semi-double, cherry rose flowers. The strongly cupped blooms are held on sturdy stems and fade to peachy pink as they age, floriferous. Recipient of American Peony Society Gold Medal. 

Midseason bloom. Named for the doctor that discovered penicillin! This selection produces tons of fully doubled 8″ wide rose-pink flowers that are wonderfully fragrant; central petals sometimes curl inward.

Early-midseason bloom. This variety was introduced in 1888, yet still incredibly popular today! Very large fully-double rose-pink blooms have ruffled petals with a silver sheen at the tips. Delightfully fragrant and free flowering.

Early, as this fragrant, semi-double flower ages, its petals change from rose-coral to light coral or almost cream with a mustard-yellow heart. Strong stems, no staking necessary, and mounded foliage. Winner of the American peony Society's Gold Medal.

Large double soft pink flowers; fragrant. Vigorous grower with reliable blooms. Award winner from the Royal Hort Society.

Pink flowers, dark green glossy foliage.

Largest flowers of any pink Salvia nemorosa on the market. Deep rose blooms make a big impact in the landscape in spring and summer. Remove faded flowers to encourage repeat blooming.

Improved Cherry Tart with cherry-red foliage. Superior branching habit forms dense compact mounds. 5" pink flower clusters bloom mid-late summer. Great color all season.

Fantastic color combination of lime green leaves with a cherry-red picotee edge. Compact growth with small thumbnail size leaves. Brilliant pink flowers bloom late summer. Great color all season.

Large succulent gray-green leaves with large pink flower heads in August. Blossoms change to a bronze by late fall. Excellent cut flower or leave for winter interest.

Dark blue-green leaves with rosy-pink edges on dark red stems with pale pink flower clusters in fall.

Spikes of pink flowers on sturdy stems with a dense, upright habit. High flower count, continuous blooming and powdery mildew resistant.