5" soft yellow flowers with yellow centers on a very compact habit. Blooms earlier than similar varieties with nonstop flowering and great performance in a wide variety of climates.

A standout for its robust, bushy growth and long-lasting flowers. A continuous flush of large, semi-double white flowers with finely cut petals and sunny yellow centers cover the plant all season. A standout for its robust, bushy growth and long-lasting flowers. A continuous flush of large, daisy-like white flowers with finely cut petals and sunny yellow centers cover the plant all season.

The ultimate nectar plant for Monarch butterflies! Purple flower spikes on upright, tall stems reach up to 5', blooms late summer to early fall. Can grow in poor soils and is pest and disease resistant.

Sparkling white blossoms with high bud count. Produces 4-6 flowers per stem; 55 days to force.

Plant 5 bulbs per 8" container.

Amazing orange with maroon speckled flowers, 4-7 flowers per stem, 65 days to force.

Improved Tiny Padhye, very fast to finish! Beautiful flower presentation, 5-6 flowers per stem, 57 days to force.

Stunning bicolor of black-yellow flowers with great bud presentation, 3-6 flowers per stem, 60 days to force.

Large, double gold flowers contrast beautifully against dark green leaves, 3-4 flowers per stem, 78 days to force.

Large, double orange flowers, 5-7 flowers per stem, 78 days to force.

Plant 5 bulbs per 8" container for a spectacular display of pink and yellow LA Hybrid lilies.

Plant 5 bulbs per 8" container for a spectacular display of red and white LA Hybrid lilies.

Large, all-white double blooms. Delightful scent, long lasting and excellent cut flower. 105 days to force.

Large, pink, pollen-free double flowers with light fragrance, 110 days to force. Long lasting and excellent cut flowers.

Huge, smooth rosy-pink flowers with white edge on strong stems, pleasant fragrance, 2-4 flowers per stem, 105 days to force.

Brilliant red spires bloom in summer above very shiny foliage. Prolific self-seeder and fast grower. Nectar source for hummingbirds and butterflies.

Large, deep violet-blue flowers bloom on upright spikes in late summer. Grows in a wide range of conditions, self-seeds without becoming invasive.

A vigorous grower with earlier blooming and better branching than older varieties. Upright and strong stems hold densely packed violet-blue flowers over clump-forming mounds of green foliage. Will tolerate a wide range of conditions.

A vigorous grower with earlier blooming and better branching than older varieties. Upright black stems hold deep rose flowers over clump-forming mounds of dark green foliage. Will tolerate a wide range of conditions.

Eye-catching leaves with alternating yellow and green pattern; airy, golden-brown flower plumes emerge late summer.  The compact and upright habit of this grass makes it perfect for beds, borders and containers. Rust resistant and vigorous without invasive reseeding issues.

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

Chartreuse yellow foliage glows for three seasons out of the year! Contrasting clusters of lavender-blue flowers bloom early summer and unlike other Nepeta, this variety will continue to bloom into fall without being cut back.

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.

Standing 4 feet wide and tall, 'Niagra Falls' is the perfect selection for filling in space in the landscape. Powder blue, extra-wide blades have a beutiful arching habit.  Creamy seed heads cover the plant in fall. 

Cups of frilly, light coral petals with dark centers grow on sturdy mounds of bright green foliage. Recipient of Royal Horticultural Society's Award of Garden Merit.

One of the top grasse for its blush-colored bottlebrush plumes. Cascading foliage and flower stalks form clumps that work well in borders or mass plantings. 

Arching chartreuse blades provide contrast and graceful texture to the garden. One of the best gold-leafed Fountain Grasses for vigor with no burning in the sun. Copper seed panicles show in midsummer.  Plant in full sun for the brightest gold color. 

Upright clumping variety with large sturdy stems, are stacked with tubular sapphire-blue flowers in summer. Foliage is glossy and clean. Vigorous and easy to grow. Will bloom the first year.

A mid-late, heavy blooming, multi award winning Peony that boasts large, 7" pale pink petals with dense, frilly dark rose and golden centers on red-tinged stem, mildly fragrant.

Mid-late, large, fully double deep red flowers on sturdy stems. Color does not fade and contrasts beautifully with the dark green foliage.

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.

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.

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.

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

Part of the Woodlander series from Dummen Orange bred to create a low growing evergreen groundcover with large and abundant flowers in early spring. A rose-pink interspecific variety with more robust habits, larger flowers, stronger garden adaptability, and an extended flowering season compared to the subulata types.

Large flowering series with giant star-shaped flowers on compact, well branched plants. Three colors - blue, pink, and white - in one 3.5" pot. Quick and easy to grow.

A vigorous and hardy variety that takes sun AND shade. Light lilac-blue flowers bloom all summer on well branched plants with geometric looking foliage.

Clusters of large purple-blue flowers held on dark stems well above clump-forming mounds of reddish-purple tinged foliage. Prefers shade and moist soil, rebloomer.

One of our most exiting new plants due to its wide appeal. Silvery growth tips layer on top of a grayed-purple foliage.

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.

The Mirage Salvias share all the best characteristics of other greggii such as their long blooming season and heat tolerance, but feature a more compact growth habit with better branching. Can be sold as an annual in the north; overwinters in the south.

Tiny, deep green leaves with scalloped white edges form small, dense mounds of foliage. Bright green stems produce bottle brush shaped, deep rosy-red flowers from mid to late summer.

Heavy blooming plants have wine colored, bottle brush shaped flowers on thin but sturdy, upright stems. Dark green pinnate foliage stays lower to the ground, flowering begins mid-summer and continues well into fall.

Large rosy-red flowers on short stems bloom heavily in early spring. Grows vigorously, forming uniform mounds of evergreen foliage that will fill up a pot easily.

Large light pink and white flowers on short stems bloom heavily in early spring. Grows vigorously, forming uniform mounds of evergreen foliage that will fill up a pot easily.

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.