Large violet-purple globe shaped flowers on tall stems. Alliums are great if you have trouble with animals eating your garden, these plants are "nibble proof" to most pests but loved by pollinators.

2" round shaped flowers of merlot-purple appear in summer on top of narrow green foliage. Alliums are great if you have trouble with animals eating your garden, these plants are "nibble proof" to most pests but loved by pollinators.

One of the biggest Allium flowers available, giant 8-10" purple, round blooms appear in early summer above lush green foliage and sturdy stems, bunny and deer resistant but loved by pollinators.

4" round shaped pure white flowers appear in summer above sturdy stems. Alliums are great if you have trouble with animals eating your garden, these plants are "nibble proof" to most pests but loved by pollinators.

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

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

Cheerful two-toned flowers are red with yellow 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.

Large 3" light blue and white flowers with long attractive spurs, very showy and upward facing, long bloom time.

Large 3" red and white flowers with long attractive spurs, very showy and upward facing, long bloom time.

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

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

Wonderful, non-fading red flowers with cream-white blotches appear in spring and then again in summer, foliage is silvery-blue with a tidy dense habit, fragrant and tolerant of drought and frost.

A selection chosen for its quick growing nature; burgundy-pink buds open to creamy, white flowers that mature with pink highlights in early spring. Blooms face up and outward from the reddish stems over evergreen foliage.

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.

Creamy white to yellow flowers appear early spring and develop a greenish tinge as they mature. The big, outfacing flowers are held well above the powder-grey, leathery foliage. Vigorous, deer resistant clumps continue to become more floriferous every year making this the perfect evergreen for pots or for a dry, shady spot in the garden.

Mid, 6" blooms of brilliant yellow-gold petals with big, bright red eye and wide, heavily ruffled edge mixed with gold.

Early-midsummer brings large 6" creamy white flowers with dark purple eye and picotee edge. Reblooms; semi-evergreen; tetraploid; strong grower. Popularity Poll

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" strawberry pink with rose-red eye and reddish picotee ruffled edged flowers. Extended bloom, reblooms, semi-evergreen foliage, tetraploid, strong grower. Award Winner & Popularity Poll.

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.

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

Villosa hybrid with glowing golden-orange leaves turning a bit more apricot with warmer weather. Foliage is fuzzy giving the plants a more frosted look. Plants are very heat and humidity tolerant; a vigorous grower.

New foliage starts off blushing peach and cherry and changes to champagne and taupe, finally ending up several shades of green, a silver veil highlights the contrasting veins. Heat and sun tolerant.

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.

Compact mounds of shiny silver-gray foliage with burgundy undersides, pretty pink flowers in summer. Can be grown with minimal shade, great for combos.

Large purple-bronze maple-leaf shaped foliage with tall purple panicles of white flowers in early summer. Plants will grow in full sun but hold their color best in partial shade.

A Terra Nova introduction: this series of Coral Bells are bred from a Canadian native species known for its cold hardiness and foliage that remains fresh and appealing all season long. Dense clumping habit with chocolate-black ruflled leaves and garnet-red undersides. Taller white flowers ascend on dark stems.

The blackest heuchera yet! Shiny and rounded leaves are very dark purple almost black; sprays of tiny white flowers bloom in early summer. Great contrast and accent plant for the garden.

Medium; dark green with golden-yellow edge and lilac flowers.

Medium-large; dark green leaves with narrow white edges and lavender flowers; sun tolerant.

Big white flowers on this compact plant bloom later than most Iberis in early summer, flower stems are long enough to cut and use in fresh arrangements. Deadhead to promote flowering.

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

Mid-late season blooms;  medium blue with billowing ruffled edges. Prolific bloomer with 8-10 buds per stem; reblooms.

Mid, large bicolor flowers with light canary-yellow standards and blue-violet falls, wonderfully ruffled with exquisite form, Dykes Award Winner.

Midseason bloom; pure white flowers with light lemon beards, ruffled and fragrant. Excellent vigor, best reblooming variety

Early-midseason bloom; violet standards compliment the slightly ruffled white falls that are edged with violet. Reblooms

Early, very large mahogany-red standards and falls with hints of gold. The dark red blooms have a velvety appearance and are held on tall stems. Honorable Mention 2017.

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

Midseason bloom; dramatic dark purple-black falls highlight the orange beards with upright purple standards. Very fragrant.

Midseason bloom; bright golden standards sit above ruffled falls of the same color with white streaked centers.

Early-Mid, heavily ruffled violet blue petals with clear blue border and blue-white falls and beard. Flower stem can have up to 7 or 8 flowers.

Green and white striped foliage under very fragrant lavender-blue flowers.

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 season bloom. One of the earliest Peony to open. Flowers are coral with pink highlights; as blooms mature, they slowly fade to ivory. The semi-double flowers are fragrant and don't require staking.

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 season bloom. Large double, white flowers over strong stems. Fragrant and very attractive foliage.