Early and everblooming. 4" fragrant flowers, light yellow with lightly ruffled edge; very extended bloom

5.5" soft white-pink petals with a rose-red eye and green throat. Ruffled, red edges are trimmed in gold for and extra touch of flair; vigorous rebloomer.

Midseason bloom. 3" bright raspberry-red flowers with lime-green throats. Excellent vigor; semi-evergreen; reblooms. Multiple awards!

Early-midsummer brings large 5" bright coppery-orange flowers with a thin ruffled edge and green throat. Strong tetraploid plants with sturdy upright stems and high bud count; excellent performer in the landscape 

Midsummer brings large 6" double bright red flowers with a faint yellow edge. The double petals and exaggerated ruffling create very full flowers. High bud count and excellent rebloom; Award Winner.

Early-midsummer brings 4" flowers of dark red-purple with showy yellow throat. Extended bloom and reblooms

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.

Early-midsummer brings 4" creamy white ruffled blossoms with a prominent cranberry-purple eye; fragrant flowers are very sunfast. A vigorous grower and reblooms; great for the landscape. Award Winner.

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

Mid, 6" orange-pink flowers with gold throat and triangular red eye, heavily ruffled yellow edge.

Early-mid, one of the very first brush stroke pattern daylilies on the market. 7" magenta-rose flowers streaked with shades of pink and cream are accented with a gold-orange throat. Tall stems show off the reblooming flowers even from a distance. Award winner.

Early-mid, this reliable rebloomer has 6" flowers with warm orange petals, pointed red eye, yellow throat and a thin, red edging. Strong tetraploid with about 15 buds per scape.

Midsummer brings large 8" brilliant gold-orange blooms with a green throat. Flowers have narrow, twisted, recurved tepals. 2003 Stout Medal Winner

Early season bloomer with small 3" purple flowers, hence its name. Flowers have reddish-purple petals with darker purple veins and lighter lavender sepals; edges are lightly ruffled. Taller and not as compact as Stella D'oro.

Early-mid, 6" lavender flowers with ruffled yellow edge and green throat. Blooms early summer and again in early fall.

Mid, large 6" bright orange flowers with a dark burnt-orange eye, throat and midribs are lighter orange, strong tetraploid plants, excellent landscape variety.

Early season bloomer, from Dr. Darrel Apps, the breeder of "Happy Returns". 4" fragrant rose-pink flowers repeatedly bloom from June to September. Each stem has 9-12 buds; dwarf form with a tidy habit.

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.

World's first ever 7 daylily! Flowers last over 7 days each, instead of 1 day. Blooms open lemon-green and slowly change to yellow, followed by orange with profuse blooming through summer. Foliage is slender with clusters of flowers forming at the tips.

Super Bloomer with over 300 flowers after 3 years. Midsummer brings 6" lavender-rose flowers with dark purple eye and edge, above a green throat. Forms dense clumps of grassy green foliage; tetraploid and reblooms.

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 everblooming 3" fragrant golden-yellow flowers. Extended bloom. Highest award winner and best rebloomer.

Early summer brings clear, lemon chiffon 3" flowers. More openfaced flowers and a pleasing citrus fragrance. Extended bloom and excellent rebloomer- continual season of color. Excellent for landscaping.

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.

Midseason, 6" dark burgundy-purple flowers with a triangular pale cream eye and yellow throat, reblooms, tetraploid.

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.

A Villosa hybrid with better cold tolerance. Forms large clumps of bright rosy-pink mounds that mature to a purple-rose by late summer. White flowers bloom midsummer. Vigorous grower and maintains summer color.

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

The glossy black foliage of this Heuchera is silky and smooth like the fabric from an elegant evening gown. Large, dark, ruffled leaves make a bold statement in the garden; white flowers appear in late spring. Reliably vigorous and easy to grow.

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.

Part of the Carnival™ series, these Heuchera are known for exceptional foliage colors and compact habit. Leaves have distinct veining and are a soft copper color that deepens as the season progresses. White spires of flowers appear in the spring. Plant to add brightness to shade landscapes or containers, wonderful winter hardiness and heat tolerance.

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.

Combination patio planters are very popular. We selected 3 varieties that look and perform great when planted together, 3 varieties - 24 plants each.

Spot the fiery foliage of this new Heuchera from a distance. Resembling Coleus, golden yellow leaves patterned with deep red veining flush with rich orange; sprays of bell-shaped pink flowers appear in summer. Sun tolerant and great in pots.

A Villosa hybrid of bright red foliage in spring and fall, with summer foliage more brick-red. Forms medium clumps with thick leatherly leaves; white flowers bloom midsummer.

A Terra Nova introduction. If you love purple, this ones for you! A real knockout with vibrant purple glossy foliage with fluted edges. Very short spikes of purple-pink flowers in summer offer four seasons of purple!

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. 

Forms large clumps with leaves up to 8" across. Gorgeous color changes throughout the season: bright peachy-orange spring color turns to rose by summer and then rosy-purple by fall, all with a silver overlay. Creamy flowers early to midsummer.

Reddish pink leaves with a slight silver sheen. Can be grown with minimal shade, great for combos.

Neat and compact mounds of ruffled, lime green foliage provide great color for landscapes and containers, sun tolerant.

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

Somewhat smaller leaves than others in the Indian Summer series, but leaves are a remarkable glossy deep-purple to almost black, flowers are white. Can be grown with minimal shade, great for combos.

Leaves are almost maroon at the margins, and rich amber to burnt orange in the center with purple-pink undersides, in fall they turn to red all over. Tiny, creamy flowers appear early summer. Can be grown with minimal shade, great for combos.

Silver and burgundy leaves with purple undersides turn pink in the fall, pale pink to white flowers in summer. Can be grown with minimal shade, great for combos.

Glossy, lobbed, reddish-purple leaves with dark purple veins, small white flowers in summer. Can be grown with minimal shade, great for combos.

A sport of 'Marmalade'. A bigger version of lime-green coral bell. Ruffled foliage, large mounding habit, white blooms late spring to early summer.

Larger and more vigorous grower than 'Amber Waves' with a bit more red coloring. Rich shiny undulating leaves range in color from pumpkin to rusty-red; matching small reddish flowers in early summer adds to the ensemble.