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.

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.

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.

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

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 sport from Obsidian: dark purple almost black foliage is spotted and flecked with bright fuchsia markings. These colorful spots eventually lighten to a creamy color as the plant matures. Spectacular, unique plant!

A Terra Nova introduction: this series of Coral Bells are bred from a Canadian native species known for its cold hardiness and clean foliage, all season long. Dense clumping habit has amber leaves with yellow flowers that appear in spring. Protect from harsh sun to prevent leaf scorch.

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.

A Terra Nova introduction: this series of Coral Bells are bred from a Canadian native species known for its cold hardiness and clean foliage, all season long. Dense clumping habit with dark red leaves; yellow flowers appear in spring.

A Terra Nova introduction: this series of Coral Bells are bred from a Canadian native species known for its cold hardiness and clean foliage all season long. Dense clumping habit with burgundy-silver to silver leaves; pink flowers appear in spring.

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.

The best reblooming heuchera to date! Deep-rose colored flowers atop blue-green foliage with silver overlay. Reblooms in late summer; one bloom stem can last for 2 months.

A Terra Nova introduction: electrifying dark red veins spark over huge gold leaves; color holds well throughout the season. Red Lightning is "villosastrong" and draws your attention from across the garden. White flowers in summer.

WOW, this one stands out! Bright yellow foliage with contrasting wide dark-red markings along the veins. Forms a dense mound with extremely cut leaves; produces white flowers spring.

From Terra Nova: broadly scalloped dark burgundy foliage has bright lime green edges with white flowers, in late spring. This vigorous grower forms dense clumps and maintains its stunning color through all seasons.

Villosa hybrid forms large clumps. Huge cinnamon-orange leaves have darker bronze veins; bright spring foliage darkens in summer and lightens again in the fall. White flowers bloom in spring.

Medium-large puckered, powder-blue leaves with chalky undersides are uniquely upward facing and deeply cupped. White flowers bloom midsummer; very slug resistant.

Medium, heart-shaped green leaves have centers that emerge cream and then turn white. This vigorous growing variety shows more slug resistance due to the thicker foliage. Lavender flowers appear in summer.

Giant, heart-shaped blue-green heavily textured leaves under dense hyacinth-like white flowers.

Medium; a slightly smaller version of Great Expectations with improved bold variegation. Puckered heart-shaped leaves have wider blue-green margin and creamy yellow centers; white blossoms; excellent substance. Fast grower with more sun tolerance

Giant; this spectacular new sport from Blue Angel has huge blue-green pointed leaves with wide creamy white margins. Thick leaves have good substance and deep attractive ribs. Pale lavender flowers bloom midsummer. Very impressive mature clumps can reach 5' across.

Medium; spectacular bright gold foliage will contrast dramatically against red petioles and speckles of red reach into the base of the leaves. Lavender flowers bloom midsummer; Vigorous growing variety that prefers shade.

Medium; a sport of Halcyon has intense blue-green leaves with creamy yellow margins in spring; margins turn to white and lavender flowers emerge by midsummer. Great substance and very pest resistant. Named because plants look fantastic until the first frost!

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

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

Large; heavily puckered blue-green leaves with wide irregular yellow edge and white flowers.

Giant; Great Expectations was named for the fact that it is slow growing but eventually turns into a great specimen. Large puckered yellow-edged leaves with wide blue and green margins are worth the wait! White flowers appear in midsummer; slug resistant too.

Medium-large; shiny round leaves with gold center and wide green edge under large fragrant lavender flowers. Rapid grower; sun tolerant. Sport from Fragrant Bouquet.

Medium; spearhead-shaped chalky-blue leaves with heavy ribbing and pale lavender flowers. Thick substance, pest resistant, tolerates partial sun.

Very large gray-blue hosta forms a vase-shaped mound that becomes wider with maturity, wavy blue-green foliage, lavender flowers mid to late summer, slug resistant.

Medium-large; dark green oval leaves with pure white margins under lavender flowers. Nice color all season; sun tolerant.

Medium; smooth, glossy and round green leaves are edged with yellow margins that will turn to cream in summer under purple flowers that appear midsummer.

Small; slightly cupped, corrugated leaves have florescent gold centers and deep green margins. Thick substance and very slug resistant; a strong grower with bright summer color.

Medium; glossy apple-green leaves with attractive ribbing under fragrant white flowers on 36" scapes. Very sun and drought tolerant.

Large; So Sweet gets its name from the delightfully fragrant white flowers that appear in late summer. Very shiny dark green leaves have yellow margins in spring time that will eventually fade to pure white in late summer; quick growth habit.

Medium; a sport of Guacomole with similar look and growth but with brighter variegation. Large 10" brilliant gold leaves with wide dark green margins; variegation appears early and last throughout the growing season. Deep veins give it a stained glass look. Large fragrant pale lavender flowers.

Giant; huge chartreuse round leaves with heavy puckering, very thick substance; slug resistant. Vigorous; requires some sun to enhance its golden color. Lavender flowers on tall 50" scapes.

Medium; a sport of Captain Kirk. The white centers boldly contrast with the dark green margins, chartreuse streaks appear between the white and green of each leaf, a vigorous grower with lavender flowers that appear in summer.

Medium; heart-shaped green leaves with wide irregular creamy-yellow margins. Good substance with slight puckering under pale lavender flowers.

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.

Extremely floriferous and much improved over Purity. Uniform mounds are covered with small white flowers in spring. Perfect for small spaces or miniature gardens. 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, a few hints of purple are all that stand between this variety being jet black. Velvety petals with dramatic ruffles add to the impressive display of this award winner.

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.