Compact, long-blooming with vivid violet flowers that do not fade to brown like other varieties. Holds its shape and reblooms very well for an Achillea.

Little Adder is a more compact form of Black Adder and very dwarf when compared to others, tons of violet blooms will last most of the summer into fall, fragrant licorice-scented foliage is an added bonus.

Compact hollyhock that branches freely providing stems of continuous bloom all summer, unique 3-4" double purple flowers have larger frilly outer petals and smaller quilted inner petals, longest blooming hollyhock and 2004 All-America Selection.

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

Stunning new addition that blooms later than 'Millenium' and 'Windy City'. Densely clustered dark purple flowers held above neat clumps of healthy grey-green foliage.

A dwarf variety with 2" round violet-purple flowers that appear in mid-summer, dark purple stems add color when not in bloom, clumping habit, very drought tolerant, seed heads persist for winter interest.

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 deep purple 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.

Produces attractive purple spears with a mild and sweet flavor, when cooked the spears will loose some of their purple color, most tender variety.

Best medium height aster, attractive foliage is very floriferous with deep purple flowers.

Mid-late season bloomer; fantastic new color! Large flower plumes are purple with a hint of blue and the foliage is dark green, stems are sturdy and won't flop over.

Mid-season bloomer;chinensis hybrid with dark green shiny foliage, dense upright plumes of bright lavender-purple flowers, vigorous grower and moderately drought tolerant.

Late season bloomer;large astilbe with dark foliage, very long and narrow upright purple-rose plumes.

Mid-season bloomer; compact clumps of deep green fern-like foliage, sturdy upright stalks with fluffy lilac-purple flower plumes. Improved 'Pumila'.

Mid-late season bloomer; more drought-resistant than other Astilbe, compact plants and upright narrow plumes are ideal for containers; fragrant raspberry-purple flowers.

A truly unique shade of purple that is redder than the typical purple Baptisia! Dense spikes of dark wine purple, pea-like flowers accented by contrasting golden yellow petals are produced over mounds of very blue-green foliage. Blooms late spring to early summer and can be used in place of a shrub in the landscape. Attractive round seed heads add beauty and interest to the fall and winter garden as well as food for birds. Easy to grow and will be extremely long lived with little maintenance.

Set apart from other Baptisia for its perfect habit and heavy flower production. Forms a densely branched, fully rounded clump of bluish gray-green foliage that extends far down the stems, leaving little bare stem showing at the base. In early summer, long spikes of deep violet-purple flowers accented by a yellow keel bloom all over the rounded clump, producing a big display of color, re-blooms midsummer. Can be used in place of a shrub in the landscape and long-lived once established.

Majestic dark purple flowers with a mauvy pink border over medium green leaves. Very floriferous! Good for cut flowers and filling larger containers; 10-12 weeks to flower.

Purple-colored spathe that produces 5-30 inflorescences per tuber. The leaves are green with whitish spots and have a leathery texture. Good for cuts and pots; 8-10 weeks to flower.

A super bloomer; forms dense, compact mounds of dark green foliage; star-shaped purple flowers bloom in terminal clusters and all along the axils of the sturdy upright stems; excellent branching habit; blooms earlier than other glomerata.

The large royal-purple flowers that appear in early summer will stand out against a backdrop of fuzzy silver foliage; forms compact and well-branching clumps; heat and drought tolerant.

Most popular and profuse bloomer. Rich velvety purple 5-6" flowers. Blooms June-July & Sept.

4" lilac-purple single flowers with darker pink centers, sit above near black foliage. Bloom season-summer until frost.

Giant 12-14" rosy-purple flowers; Blooms later in the season.

Large 6-8" flowers, deep purple.

Tall spikes of semi-double, tightly packed royal purple flowers with white bee centers appear in spring on sturdy stems, excellent uniformity and hybrid vigor, deadhead to encourage rebloom in late summer.

Vigorous growing F1 hybrids with strong upright stems and large flowers, very uniform yet compact, rich purple flowers with spotted throats, well-branched stems produce secondary spikes for extended bloom.

A 2010 All America Selection Winner, large 3-4" flowers are deep rose-purple which do not fade; plants are compact and exhibit exceptional basal branching for greater flower production. Also blooms continuously without deadheading.

Low-growing mounding geranium with deeply divided foliage, lilac-pink flowers with a dark eye and crimson veins bloom continuously throughout summer, performs well in containers.

A clone from 'Midnight Reiter'; very compact plants with deeply divided dark purple leaves; wonderful lilac-blue flowers bloom all summer on equally dark stems. Grows best in cooler, moist areas.

Vigorous grower that is taller than most varieties in this species; bright purple flowers; attractive orange-red foliage in fall. Exceptional long bloom time

A true garden Gerbera producing an abundance of up to 3.5" bright purple double daisy-like flowers on leafless, sturdy stems from spring until fall. Uniform canopies of dark green foliage show great weather tolerance and strong resistance against pests and diseases. Creates a stunning retail presentation and is ideal for borders, containers, and cutting. An award winning breeding breakthrough!

Calluna vulgaris is the hardiest species of all Heather varieties. The evergreen plants are low growing and will have summertime blooms of pink, cream or purple that last until fall. The foliage can be colorful as well with orange and red highlights.

Mid-summer bloomer with large 6" very dark, deep purple with bright lime green throat. Strong tetraploid plants with sturdy stems, excellent branching with good bud count. Considered one of the best true purples with very sun fast color-Award Winner & Popularity Poll

Lively lavender-purple blooms with deep purple eye and yellow throats; picotee edges. Early to midsummer brings up to 30 flowers per scape; reblooms. Prolific award winner.

Early season bloomer with small 3" purple flowers, hence its name. Flowers have reddish-purple petals with darker purple veins and lighter lavender sepals; edges are lightly ruffled. Taller and not as compact as Stella D'oro.

Blooms in early to midsummer and then again in late summer to early fall, 5.25" show stopping lavender flowers with large blue-purple eye and edge, green throat provides a beautiful contrast, fragrant.

Small-medium, hosta guru Bob Solberg's first red leaf hosta; green leaves emerge with a thin red margin on red petioles. In spring the veins will start to 'blush' red from the tip of the leaf down toward the base.

Small, a standout variety for its unique combination of bright yellow leaves with rich red petioles, better leaf substance and form than other yellow/red Hostas. Yellow leaves are rounded, cupped, corrugated and slightly puckered and grow on upright red petioles, the red creeps up the center vein on most leaves. Striped purple flowers bloom mid summer on very dark purple scapes.

Small-medium, one-of-a-kind Hosta bearing vibrant yellow foliage above contrasting red stems; leaves are pointed,corrugated and slightly wavy with a waxy, clouded finish. Lavender flowers in midsummer.

Small-medium, lightly cupped, thick, slug resistant leaves with a vibrant yellow flame in the center that changes to creamy green as the season progresses; striking blue-green margin. Lavender flowers appear midsummer.

Medium-large, moderately corrugated, rounded leaves emerge blue-green in spring with a creamy yellow margin and become more green and the margins turn white. Pale lavender flower in early summer.

Graceful large dark maroon double flowers that are dramatically splashed with yellow signals.

Violet purple standards with deep violet falls, subdued white veins and yellow signals. 

Wonderfully green and white striped foliage with dark purple flowers.

Early bloomer; the royal purple flowers are splattered and streaked with white flecks so that each flower is unique and very showy.

Forms dense spikes of deep purple flowers over attractive crisp silver leaves with rich green edges. Adds color to any shady garden; a robust grower.

Performed great in the Growing Colors™ trial/display garden. Large, violet-purple flowers grow on sturdy stems that hold up to shipping and remain healthy at retail. Compact, upright habit, and long flowering even through the heat of the summer.