Late spring-early summer, rose-pink outer petals surround the flower's full center which displays distinctive rose-pink to creamy white tufts.

Late season bloom. Large white double blossoms with red flecks. Vigorous and very floriferous. Strong stems for excellent cut flower.

Mid-late, large, fully double deep red flowers on sturdy stems. Color does not fade and contrasts beautifully with the dark green 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. Single scarlet-red flowers, in Japanese form, surround red and gold fringed centers that are very showy! A prolific bloomer that is easy to grow.

Mid to late spring, 6" velvety red flowers with a purple glow are fully double and resist fading. Strong foliage with sturdy stems and enjoyable fragrance.

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.

Spring to early summer bloom. Red version of the well-known Sarah Bernhardt. Large bowl-shaped fragrant double blooms over dark green shiny foliage with an upright habit. 

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

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

Midseason bloom. Double, pink flowers that are speckled with tiny dots of a darker pink. Strong stems hold up the flowers in rain! Very fragrant; a sought after variety.

Midseason bloom. Full, double flowers have white guard petals on the outside that surround tons of fluffy yellow petals in the center. Dependable, prolific grower with strong stems that support the large, abundant flowers.

Very popular variety with delicate fern-like foliage. Double, deep red cup-shaped flowers. Shorter than most peonies; blooms very early.

Very large 6" lemon-yellow blossoms can vary from full double to semi-double. Forms large shrub with very strong stems and deeply cut foliage; no staking required. Very floriferous and fragrant. 2006 Gold Medal Award.

Huge semi-double white flowers with striking lavender centers, very floriferous, strong stems require no staking, fragrant, vigorous grower.

A midseason peony thought to be one of the best Itoh's, 8", gently ruffled lavender-pink flowers with reddish-purple highlights and yellow stamens are held over very sturdy, compact mounds of dark green foliage, very floriferous and fragrant.

This Itoh variety is a  profuse bloomer! Buds start out cherry-red, open to orange and apricot-pink with subtle edges of purple. Then the 8" flowers will fade to yellow. One plant can have 3 different colored blooms at the same time! Stems are sturdy so no staking is needed; spicy fragrance.

Cup shapped flowers of pink to pale-lavender with powder blue overtones and magenta flares, up to 6" across. Chinese name Lan Bao Shi.

Flowers emerge a vibrant magenta with purplish overtones, inner petals maturing to white with pink flares,  6". Foliage has hint of purple then young maturing to green. Chinese name Ni Hong Huan Cai

Double layered 8" blooms of butter yellow with golden stamens circling an orange center. Chinese name Huang Guan.

Large full double soft pink flowers up to 10" in diameter. Chinese name Tao Hong Fei Cui.

Large Semi-double red flowers marbled with white and pink, up to 10" diameter. Chinese name Luo Yang Hong.

Double flowers begin as a very soft pink maturing to white, 10" diameter. Chinese name Bai Xue Ta

Semi-double magenta flowers, 8-10" diameter. Chinese name Luo Yang Hong.

Fragrant silver-green foliage with open growth habit. Lovely lavender-blue flowers.

This seed selection produces clouds of small lavender-blue flowers on sturdy stems in summer that do not break or split! Outstanding late season garden interest with aromatic, silvery foliage. Blue Steel does not need vernalization to produce flowers.

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.

Spikes of violet-blue flowers held in smoky purple calyxes from summer until fall on a dense mound of fragrant gray-green foliage; vigorous and early blooming.

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.

Short and more compact. Maintains nice form with lavender-blue flowers

Unlike some weedy varieties of Persicaria, this selection is clump forming and well behaved. Spikes of blood red flowers held on long graceful stems bloom mid-summer into fall. Great in a naturalized planting.

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

Striking color addition to the Bambini® series. Large flower heads of wine-red flowers. Very suitable as a potted plant or in the garden border.

Large flower heads of lilac-blue flowers. Very suitable as a potted plant or in garden borders.

This series has the earliest bloom time of any paniculata Phlox. Blooms 2-3 weeks earlier than other types. Bright fuchsia-pink fragrant flowers appear in summer for an exceptionally long bloom time. Thrives in semi-shade.

This series has the earliest bloom time of any paniculata Phlox. Blooms 2-3 weeks earlier than other types. Fragrant magenta flowers appear in summer for an exceptionally long bloom time. Thrives in semi-shade.

This series has the earliest bloom time of any paniculata Phlox. Blooms 2-3 weeks earlier than other types. Light pink fragrant flowers have a white edge for a two-toned look and appear in summer for an exceptionally long bloom time. Thrives in semi-shade.

This series has the earliest bloom time of any paniculata Phlox. Blooms 2-3 weeks earlier than other types. Bicolored purple and white flowers that are also fragrant will appear in summer for a long time. Thrives in semi-shade.

Large clusters of fragrant, bright coral-red flowers. Naturally dwarf and mildew resistant

Dark blue buds open to blue & white pinwheeled flowers over strong stems with excellent branching. Mildew resistant.

Compact and tidy habit, sturdy stems hold lots of large white flowers with lilac stripes, rebloomer.

Large clusters of fragrant, pink flowers with a red eye. Naturally dwarf and mildew resistant.

Forms large heads of fragrant white flowers. Strong stems with excellent branching; mildew resistant.

Large clusters of fragrant, dark purple flowers. Naturally dwarf and mildew resistant.

Forms large heads of fragrant red flowers with a deeper red eye. Strong stems with excellent branching; mildew resistant.

Large clusters of fragrant red flowers with magenta and pink highlights. Naturally dwarf and mildew resistant.

White flowers with a small red eye.