Dwarf selection of Walker's Low. Forms attractive clumps of aromatic grey-green foliage. Masses of lavender-blue flowers bloom early and continue to bloom all summer. Sterile flowers will not reseed and result in extremely long bloom time.

Medium-sized plant with grey-green foliage. Unbelievable display of large, lavender-blue flowers all summer.

Upright, slightly vase-shaped mounds of green-blue leaves with tips developing dramatic wine purple tones by midsummer. Sprays of small reddish flowers develop into tan seedheads by late fall.

Upright, compact clumps of dark green foliage transition to rich shades of deep burgundy and bronze with smoky-rose flowers from late summer into fall. Standing tall with a wispy texture, it is ideal for adding movement to flower beds or borders.

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.

Compact mound with rosy-pink bottlebrush flowers. Blooms midsummer and very floriferous. Nice winter appeal.

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.

Mid, an heirloom variety that has been adding beauty to gardens for over 100 years! Double, rose-pink flowers edged in silver are held on sturdy stems above glossy foliage. Wonderful fragrance.

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.

Early-mid, perfectly formed, large, semi-double, cherry rose flowers. The strongly cupped blooms are held on sturdy stems and fade to peachy pink as they age, floriferous. Recipient of American Peony Society Gold Medal. 

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.

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-midseason bloom. This variety was introduced in 1888, yet still incredibly popular today! Very large fully-double rose-pink blooms have ruffled petals with a silver sheen at the tips. Delightfully fragrant and free flowering.

Mid, fully double, 6" deep, ruby-red flowers on tall, strong stems. Blooms mature to a rich purple hue while the green foliage takes on red tones in the fall.

Early, as this fragrant, semi-double flower ages, its petals change from rose-coral to light coral or almost cream with a mustard-yellow heart. Strong stems, no staking necessary, and mounded foliage. Winner of the American peony Society's Gold Medal.

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.

Large double soft pink flowers; fragrant. Vigorous grower with reliable blooms. Award winner from the Royal Hort Society.

Midseason bloom. Large double, white flowers with a slight pink blush. Very fragrant; forms a sturdy shrub-like clump with deep green foliage.

Midseason bloom. Full double bomb-style flowers of light pink and canary yellow petals.

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

The first and only compact, branching and early finishing Perovskia from seed. With a controlled habit and long flowering period, the lavender-blue flowers and attractive silver-green leaves work well in patio containers. The fragrant flowers and scented foliage are magnets for bees and butterflies.

The shortest variety to date, with the largest flowers! Forms compact mounds of silver-green foliage. Upright silver stems bare dense panicles of large lavender-blue flowers; maintains nice form.

Loads of fragrant, five-petaled, dark blue flowers above compact, medium green, lance-shaped foliage; long lived and carefree.  

Keep benches in bloom after Phlox subulata and before divaricata with this wonderful new hybrid. Abundant lilac-pink flowers bloom over tidy, low mounds of foliage.

White flowers that mature to pale pink with red centers, dark green glossy foliage.

Pink and white bi-color flowers.

Light blue flowers, dark green glossy foliage.

Pink flowers, dark green glossy foliage.

Light purple flowers produce a showy display that lasts for weeks in spring, great for rock gardens or where a low growing evergreen ground cover is needed, requires good drainage.

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

From Darwin Perennials; improved 'Goldsturm' which blooms three weeks earlier. Gold flowers with dark green foliage; compact growth habit. Vernalization not required for flowerng.

Large 3-4" deep golden-yellow flowers with black cones. Plants bloom midsummer into fall; seed pods make good winter interest. Excellent cut flower.

Short and compact. Excellent branching habit creates a canopy of bright golden-yellow flowers with brown button cones; more floriferous than Goldsturm with better fall foliage. Sure to become a landscaping favorite!

First red Rudbeckia. Vigorous and robust grower producing medium-sized 3-4" maroon-red flowers with dark centers. Blooms all summer; heat and drought tolerant.

Fast growing plants produce huge 6-9" bright yellow flowers with a small brown cone. Very floriferous and spectacular summer color; drought and heat tolerant,

5-6" golden flowers with a large mahogany ring and dark chocolate cone, Zones 5-9.

A hirta hybrid series known for its extremely large flowers and long bloom time. Golden yellow flowers with crimson red centers are held on well-branched, sturdy stems; does not require pinching.

A hirta hybrid series known for its extremely large flowers and long bloom time. Bright yellow flowers with gold centers are held on well-branched, sturdy stems; does not require pinching.

A hirta hybrid series known for its extremely large flowers and long bloom time. Rusty orange-red flowers with maroon centers are held on well-branched, sturdy stems; does not require pinching.

Long, upright bright violet-blue flower spikes bloom up to two weeks earlier than other varieties, produces up to 5 repeat blooming cycles throughout spring and summer. Excellent heat tolerance.

Tall cultivar with beautiful dark purple stems contrasts nicely with the green foliage under violet-purple flowers.

Compact plants with spikes of deep purple flowers.

Largest flowers of all nemerosa varieties! Compact form; large spikes of deep blue flowers blooms all summer long. Remove faded flowers to encourage repeat blooming.

Largest flowers of any pink Salvia nemorosa on the market. Deep rose blooms make a big impact in the landscape in spring and summer. Remove faded flowers to encourage repeat blooming.

This series has been developed for its exceptionally long bloom window. Displays masses of star-shaped pink flowers from March to June. Its higher cold tolerance means more forgiveness in early frosts.