Forms compact semi-evergreen tufts of narrow grass-like foliage. Vivid star-shaped blue flowers with a bright yellow eye, bloom in small terminal clusters late spring thru early summer. Very floriferous.

A well-behaved goldenrod that blooms when other border plants are declining; multiple branches of golden yellow flower spikes burst from the plant like skyrockets.

Dwarf selection that produces perfect little mounds. Dense racemes of light yellow flowers bloom late summer and into fall, an exceptional long bloom time. Tolerates poorer soil.

Hummingbirds love these tubular deep red flowers that explode with bright yellow stars. Blooms in early summer with some sporadic reblooming into fall.

Huge silver gray fuzzy leaves that won't fade in summer heat and humidity.

Forms very attractive clumps of glossy green puckered foliage. Sturdy spikes of rose-lavender flowers bloom midsummer. A perfect canopy of bloom with exceptionally bright color.

A showstopper in our trial garden last year. Sturdy spikes of bright purple flowers cover the fuzzy green foliage. Very heat and drought tolerant.

Tiny pink and white bi-colored flowers appear in dense spikes atop mostly leafless stems. Forms attractive clumps of dark green, glossy ovate basal leaves. Will spread gradually in evenly moist, sunny spot. Deer resistant and fragrant.

Bred to have upright, strong stems, a high flower count, and super-sized purple flowers. Upright habit and dense foliage

Neat mounding plants with deep green foliage. Large 3" royal purple flowers with red tinged centers.

Named for the person that discovered this plant, not the flower color. Fringed flowers are lavender-blue with white centers. Plants are more compact and neatly mounding. Extremely floriferous.

June bearing; mid-late season. Very large red berries with excellent flavor; very disease resistant and good producer.

Everbearing. Large red berries with exceptional flavor, will fruit all summer. Very heat tolerant; great for patio planters.

Everbearing, medium-large, pale-pink berries are aromatic and juicy with a sweet, slightly tart flavor.

Everbearing; good yields. Large bright scarlet-red berries produce over a long season! Excellent flavor, extremely hardy, vigorous grower and prolific producer of runners make this strawberry well suited for growing in hanging baskets.

June bearing, early-midseason. Large bright red berries, a bit tart but excellent for freezing. High yields and long fruiting season. Vigorous and very hardy.

A hybrid that is highly productive over a long season, yielding large, delicious berries with excellent flavor. This day-neutral everbearer has good disease resistance and produces well in a wide range of climates.

Very large, deep scarlet flowers with bright yellow centers. Excellent cut flower.

Generous toppings of delicate purple-pink flowers with notable yellow stamens on wiry but stiff stems bloom early spring. Flowers emerge from compact and clump forming mounds of scalloped, blue-green lacy foliage.

Clusters of small, deep pink, tubular flowers on top of an aromatic carpet of tiny, glossy, blue-green foliage; blooms profusely in early to mid summer. Excellent ground cover or filler between steppingstones where it releases its fragarance when trodden on. Rich in nectar, they attract bees and butterflies.

Forms clumps with huge leaves. Each leaf is deeply cut forming finger-like leaflets with dark stripes along the midribs. Pink buds with white flowers bloom heavily in spring.

Abundant pink and white spring time fragrant flowers are held above dissected green leaves with dark red centers. Foliage forms clumps and the red centers darken in winter.

Wonderful combination of chartreuse foliage and blue flowers; remains attractive all summer.

A breakthrough in Spiderwort bred to flower continuously for no less than 6 months, longer than any Tradescantia so far. Attractive dark purple flower buds open to big, magenta-purple flowers with eye-catching yellow stamens atop sword-shaped evergreen leaves. Very climate-proof, hardy and very easy to maintain.

Narrow blue-green foliage is more compact and controlled. Plants are extremely free-flowering with rich purple flowers.

Taller variety with clusters of very large violet-purple flowers.

Similar in size and habit to 'Gilt Edge' but a standout for its glowing lime green/yellow leaf edges. Cream colored orchid-like flowers blushed and freckled with purple bloom in late summer and fall.

A variegated version with green leaves and creamy white irregular margins. Flowers are lavender-pink with heavy purple spotting on arching stems, in late summer.

Low growing, quick spreader with four leaf clover leaves that are dark green in the center and chartreuse on the outside. Excellent for cascading over the edge of a container or wall.

Large, 3" golden-orange bowl shaped flowers bloom late spring into early summer over clean, dark green foliage.

Superbus will bloom in late spring into early summer. 2" lemon-yellow buttercup flowers above dark green dissected leaves. This selection is more tolerant of drier soil.

Large creamy yellow double flowers bloom late spring into early summer. Attractive clumps of dark green deeply lobed foliage. Vigorous grower with strong stems.

The first ever hardy to zone 5 elephant ear. Medium green leaves.

A cold hardy banana that survives year round in the garden, native to Japan this species gets big and needs lots of room due to its quick growth habit, grown not for the fruit but for the highly ornamental tropical foliage. Each leaf can reach an enormous size at 2' wide by 6' long, use where a statement plant is needed.

A stunning and hardy to Zone 5 maroon-leafed banana with upright, woody stems.

Dark Eyes has a compact growth habit with a rosette of large fuzzy gray leaves. Cone-shaped spikes of large cream yellow flowers with large maroon centers in spring.

A mass of beautiful spikes of plum-purple flowers with dark red eyes rising above the foliage. Blooms midspring to midsummer.

Spikes of numerous, large royal purple flowers, bloom and rebloom all summer. Short rosettes of felted leaves make a nice backdrop for the blooms.

A selection from Dr. Allan Armitage. Late summer brings vivid purple flower clusters that are butterfly magnets! Foliage is narrow, fine and adds a beautiful texture; tolerant of hot dry locations.

Plumes of tightly bunched deep violet-blue flowers on strong stems from late spring until fall. Compact dark green foliage.

Spikes of blue flowers on sturdy stems with a dense, upright habit. High flower count, continuous blooming and powdery mildew resistant.

Spikes of lilac-colored flowers on sturdy stems with a dense, upright habit. High flower count, continuous blooming and powdery mildew resistant.

Spikes of pink flowers on sturdy stems with a dense, upright habit. High flower count, continuous blooming and powdery mildew resistant.

Fragrant violet-purple flowers on tapered spikes grow over a low mound of shiny, lance-shaped dark green foliage. Disease resistant, floriferous and will last from late spring through summer.

Beautiful, vivid deep pink flowers appear in early summer. Compact and disease tolerant.

Intense purple flowers appear in early summer; disease tolerant. Compact size. Excellent for mass planting, perennial borders and mixed containers.

Medium height plants with very free flowing spikes of rosy-red flowers.

Beautiful dark green foliage with rigid upright and branching flower spikes of deep royal blue flowers. Very floriferous plant blooms all summer.