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

Features a uniform habit, good branching, mounding habit. Clusters of flowers are held on strong stems above very healthy, ferny foliage. Plant 1 x 3.5" pot in a 2 gallon container for a spectacular show of Rose, Red, and Yellow

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.

Large pink spikes held on upright and strong stems bloom throughout summer, flowers mature to dark pink in fall. The compact, bushy mounds of foliage have an anise scent that will attract many pollinators.

Bred to be compact, well branched and hardy. Upright spikes of bright orange flowers bloom all summer above minty-scented foliage. No PGR's required for container production.

A unique combination of bright golden foliage and light pink blooms. Can tolerate full sun.

This collection offers a mix of unprecedented color in one tray.

Narrow blue-green leaves emerge twisted, creating a unique swirling pattern. Forms small, compact clumps that produce lilac-pink globes in late summer to early fall.

Grown mostly for its striking dark green and yellow streaked foliage, clump-forming growth habit. Strands of seashell-shaped white flowers with yellow insides and red throat show in summer.

Masses of large golden yellow flowers cover this plant in early spring. The heat loving, low growing evergreen foliage makes a great groundcover.

Fittingly named for a late season performer, this shorter stature variety produces double rows of dark rose-pink flowers right above small mounds of green foliage. Spreads by underground rhizomes.

Unique, pom-pom flowers open rich rose color and progress to antique silver. Very compact habit with phenomenal crown and stem count, blooms midsummer until frost.

Cheerful two-toned flowers are purple with white centers. Spring blooms occur on short stems just above the low mounding foliage. Prefers part sun.

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

An abundance of large, vibrantly colored flowers appear in spring, nectar rich outward facing blooms attract hummingbirds to the garden.  A vigorous grower with a long bloom time. 

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

The darkest fern on the market! Feathery and arching fronds start out green and mature into dark purple-black, upright habit. Great for mass plantings.

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.

Rosettes of leathery, paddle shaped, glossy green leaves send up an abundant display of blush pink flowers on sturdy stems, foliage deepens with cold weather.

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

Truly one-of-a-kind due to its translucent, silvery-white leaves. Nearly transparent, ruffled leaves are outlined with green brush strokes and contrast beautifully with the wine-red flowers that arrive in summer.

Bright yellow flowers contrast beautifully with the dark green leaves. Genetically short, great for containers, 10-11 weeks to flower.

Rosy-red flowers with speckled green leaves that have a unique burgundy edge, 10-11 weeks to flower.

Star-shaped lavender-blue flowers with yellow anthers grow up tall flower spikes, blooms late spring to early summer. Thrives in moist, well-drained soils.

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.

Stunning white flowers with ruffled edges and a pink-violet stripe down each petal. A compact heavy bloomer, great for small spaces. Blooms in the spring and again end of summer

Large 6-7" rich periwinkle blue flowers with dark and light accents and a creamy yellow center. Compact plant perfect for small spaces. Blooms in late spring, reblooms in late summer. Very free flowering habit.

5-6" star-shaped dusky rose-pink flowers with contrasting red-purple anthers. Blooms prolifically from May-June and again in September on compact plants.

Blue-lavender flowers with a faint magenta bar and a light yellow center. Petals are pointed, with an occasional double bloom. Free flowering blooming on new and old growth. Compact plant.

This extremely floriferous variety is petite but powerful. Pink petals with magenta stripes form very full flowers that bloom all summer.

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

A tropical-looking, short shrub tree with purple, brown, and green leaves edged in creamy yellow. Compact and upright habit makes it ideal for patio containers.

Semi-double golden-yellow flowers with red eye bloom from spring to frost, first year flowering and self-cleaning. Compact and well branched, perfect for borders or containers. Good tolerance to powdery mildew.

A standout for its neat, upright, mounded habit and very healthy foliage. A profusion of large, butter-yellow flowers with red centers bloom continuously from late spring into fall. Tolerates heat, drought, and humidity and has good disease resistance.

Funnel-shaped fiery-red flowers bloom above sword-like green foliage, a more compact growing habit than 'Lucifer'.

Star-shaped golden-yellow flowers with orange-red edges and central stripe bloom in summer on clumps of sword-shaped foliage.

A higher flower count per plant with the largest flowers of any Delosperma, flowers close at night and open every morning. Vivid orange color, a great habit, and very drought tolerant once established.

A higher flower count per plant with the largest flowers of any Delosperma, flowers close at night and open every morning. Vivid violet color, a great habit, and very drought tolerant once established.

Bred for stronger stems, a multi-branching habit, and improved hardiness and heat tolerance. This genetically compact and bushy series will quickly and easily fill a 2 gallon container and produces abundant semi-double lavender-purple spikes that rebloom throughout the summer.

Bred for stronger stems, a multi-branching habit, and improved hardiness and heat tolerance. This genetically compact and bushy series will quickly and easily fill a 2 gallon container and produces abundant semi-double rose-pink spikes that rebloom throughout the summer.

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.

Appropriately named EverBloom™, masses of quarter-sized flowers bloom continuously from spring to fall. Fragrant, bright watermelon pink flowers have a frosty white fringe and are held on strong, densely branched stems.

Fragrant, reblooming lavender Dianthus that flushes early in Spring, blooms late into Summer, and flushes again in Fall – extremely floriferous in each season.

An extremely floriferous and hardy series. Shades of pink and white double flowers bloom in spring and flush again in fall atop upright mounds of very fragrant blue-green foliage.

An extremely floriferous and hardy series. Ruby colored double flowers with bright pink edges bloom in spring and flush again in fall atop upright mounds of very fragrant blue-green foliage.

An extremely floriferous and hardy series. Violet-blue double flowers bloom in spring and flush again in fall atop upright mounds of very fragrant blue-green foliage.

A true perennial Foxglove that offers much-needed winter hardiness for northern growers plus summer-long flowering for southern growers.. Tall, stately lemon cream flowers are long lasting throughout the summer. Reliably frost tolerant.

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