Semi-double red flowers with bright yellow centers; mature plants form a Mammoth mound 20-36" tall and up to 4 feet wide.

A seed grown variety that produces highly uniform plants in flower and growth habit. Red flowers soften to orange as they age; plants will bloom all summer.

More compact, better branching and a higher flower count than the typical double-flowered Echinacea. More reliable first year flowering.

Spicy red flowers have a contrasting orange cone in summer, the overlapping petals makes each bloom look full and the high bud count will mean many weeks of color, expect to see lots of visiting birds if you leave some spent seed heads for winter interest. 

More compact size yet graceful and elegant. Narrow green leaves with variegated white edge; red-bronze plumes bloom early fall.

Green spring upright foliage turns red by midsummer and intensifies as the season progresses. Adding to its display are bright red plumes in late summer/early fall.

Early-midsummer brings large 5" double flowers of deep velvety red petals with darker accents and a thin white line along the ruffled edge; semi-evergreen foliage and excellent rebloomer; Award Winner.

Midsummer brings 3" very color fast deep red, fragrant flowers; fast grower and prolific bloomer. Reblooms. Awarded for Best Miniature Flower.

Early summer brings 3" vibrant ruby-red flowers blooms with small yellow throat, that are slightly fragrant. Excellent rebloomer with perfect landscaping height to compliment Stella D'oro. Selection from Pardon Me with more vigor and better bud counts.

Smooth, dark chocolately foliage topped with bright cherry-red flowers. Medium sized and excellent habit; great for containers and garden beds.

Grown for its colorful foliage and flowers. Forms low mounds of red foliage with tall stems of complimentary cherry-red blooms in early summer; compact and very floriferous.

A Terra Nova introduction. Vigorous fast-growing variety that has the reddest leaves-ever! Foliage is somewhat ruffled with white flowers on red stems appearing in midsummer. Color is best in the spring and fall when temperatures are cooler. 

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 dark red leaves; yellow flowers appear in spring.

Early summer flowering variety with bicolor blooms of pink and red, with white flecks.

Shorter and more compact than 'Fireball', early flowering and a high disease resistance to mildew. 

Early-mid, classic bomb-type Peony with 5-6" cherry-red flowers atop tall, sturdy stems, long lasting and highly fragrant .

Early-mid; wavy, fiery red, single flowers create a bowl around the bright yellow center, clumping habit. A strong, reliable, and floriferous grower.

Early-midseason bloom. Double, cherry-red flowers on strong stems. Vigorous grower and fragrant.

Early-midseason bloom. Large, double crimson flowers with a high bud count on strong stems. Good fragrance.

Early season bloom. Huge double red, bomb-style flowers have heavily ruffled centers surrounded by several rows of flat outer petals. Very strong stems make superb cut flowers. A fragrant Gold Medal winner.

Very popular with delicate fern-like foliage, single deep red flowers, shorter than most Peonies, blooms very early.

A blanket of rosy-red flowers on top of dark green foliage.

Blue-purple foliage similar to Vera Jameson with shorter internodes resulting in very compact growth. Superb terminal branching produces huge 9" clusters of bright raspberry-red flowers. One of the best!