Snow-white flowers with prickly purple bracts rise well above wide clumps of shiny, deeply scalloped, dark green leaves. Very floriferous and drought tolerant.

Compact size with long bloom. Pure white flowers that do not fade to brown like other varieties. Holds its shape and reblooms very well for an Achillea.

Singular, ivory white flowers shaped like little bunny tails are produced over a low, mounding habit of green foliage. Prized for its long blooming season; a must have for a white garden.

Green and white variegated foliage with white flowers.

Very floriferous, large single white flowers on upright stems for 5 weeks or more in late summer.

Cheerful yellow flowers with yellow centers. Spring blooms occur on short stems just above the low mounding foliage. Prefers part sun.

Vigorous and fast growing, this large shrub-like perennial is grown for its bright golden foliage that appears in early spring and lasts until fall. If too shady, leaves will be more lime-green. Tiny white flowers bloom late summer and form purple berries in fall. Excelllent to brighten up the shady woodland garden. Slow to break dormancy.

Most popular form and one of the best gray-colored perennials, soft silver-gray foliage forms rounded compact mounds, excellent for edging or in rock gardens.

Forms dwarf compact clumps of dark green astilbe-like foliage, densely arranged creamy-white flowers bloom on upright panicles.

A giant astilbe-like plant; tall whispy plumes with cream-colored flowers bloom midsummer, grows best in moist semi-shaded areas.

Compact, upright foliage with feathery creamy white plumes. Ridged, pinnate leaves turn from green to orange-red in fall.

Similar in growth and size to Cinderella except with white fragrant flowers.

Mid-season bloomer; one of the best bloomers, large open plumes, pure white flowers.

Late bloomer; the dark red stems of this Astilbe stand out against its pure white flowers that will mature to cream; blooms appear in late June to July over glossy, deep green foliage.

Early-mid season bloomer; very full, stocky plumes; profuse bloomer, excellent for pots, clear white.

One of the earliest flowering Astilbes available! Plumes of tiny, pure white flowers topped by light green on top of dark and divided foliage. Prefers rich and moist soil in a shady location; drought and heat tolerant. Beautiful in fresh-cut boquets as well as in dried arrangements.

Mid-late season bloomer; compact with thick strong stems, upright panicles bare pure white flowers; excellent substance and good drought tolerance.

Early season bloomer; dark green foliage, under open plumes of creamy white flowers; medium sized plants are good for pots

Early season bloomer; very compact foliage with clear white plumes; blooms early summer.

Forms large clusters of white flowers with greenish tips, floriferous with long-lasting flowers, vigorous grower.

Large, native shrub-like wildflower with sturdy charcoal-gray stems bearing spikes of pea-like white flowers. Velvety leaves turn from blue-green to black in fall, dried seed pods add ornamental winter interest.

Mostly thornless canes, large firm glossy berries, sweet flavor, excellent for jellies and jams.

Introduced by the University of Minnesota and selected for its low stature and resistance to winter injury, attractive sky blue color and a sweet, wild blueberry flavor, known to produce 3-5 pounds of fruit on a single mature plant.

Two crops of fruit in one year makes this blueberry special. Expect to see medium to large fruit in summer and then again in fall. When mature, will produce 15 pounds of berries per plant.

Brilliant mirror-silver leaves with the classic 'Alexander's Great' size and vigor. Tiny clouds of sky-blue flowers on compact stems in the spring. Wonderful shade accent plant.

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.

Wide, white centers and narrow green margins (opposite variegation of Overdam); upright clumps emerge in spring earlier than most ornamental grasses.

Attractive clumping green grass with upright growth habit. Feathery plumes bloom early summer and mature to attractive tan-colored seed heads in fall and winter.

Nice upward clumping habit. Narrow green leaves with variegated white edge. Feathery plumes with wheat-colored seed heads in fall and winter.

Medium size clumps of green grass with a more open form. Tall stems with fluffy bottle-brush like plumes gracefully arch from the clump; plumes open slightly pink and dry to a bronze hue. Tolerates moist locations.

The blooms of this selection are larger than the species and will smother the plant in small white to light blue flowers June through frost! Foliage forms a low growing dense mat that is very fragrant. Great for attracting pollinators.

Small, round white flowers with speckled green leaves. Good for cuts and pots, 8-10 weeks to flower.

Blooms up to 4 weeks earlier than Clips; great vigor and uniformity;1.5" cup-shaped, pure white flowers and dark green foliage.

Forms compact mounds with narrow foliage, numerous spikes of bell-shaped white flowers bloom spring thru summer; flowers are more upward and outward facing.

Distinctive silvery-white foliage with wavy leaf edges. Eye-catching color and mounding habit makes it Ideal for mixed containers and garden borders. Retailers Choice Award winner.

Tall growing, dark green foliage with purple accents and margins on the leaves, best vigor with dense creamy white flower spikes, fragrant.

Pure white pointed petals with contrasting brown stamens. Huge 6-8" flowers that bloom June-Sept.

Small 2-4" very fragrant white flowers. Prolific bloomer Aug-Sept. Performs when other varieties are done for the season!

Large pips with dainty fragrant white flowers. Force into bloom for spring holidays

Long, spiky dark burgundy leaves offer striking color and texture - great in containers or as an accent plant. Fragrant white flowers in spring. 

Pure white flowers.

A shorter variety that has tall, full spires of white flowers with dark bees, renowned for its vigor and better heat tolerance. No staking required.

Clear white double flowers with burgundy-red centers; spicy fragrance and very long blooming time; tidy blue-green mounds of short stems do not flop.

This series is appropriately named 'AMORE' because even beginner gardeners are going to love these woodland wonders that are easy to grow and offer superior vigor in the garden. Charming, heart-shaped true white flowers dangle over compact, feathery mounds of lacy blue-green foliage. Produces an impressive flower count, blooms longer than old-fashioned Bleeding Heart, and is heat tolerant.

Same as Old Fashioned Bleeding Heart but with white flowers.

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

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