Produces an impressive carpet of color in spring, filling the perennial color gap by blooming after Phlox subulata and before Salvia.

A fascinating primrose! Flower spikes are covered with countless red buds that open upward from the base into soft-pink flowers. Award winner.

Make a dramatic statement in the garden with huge numbers of intense cobalt-blue flowers against a background of deep green foliage; very hardy.

Regarded as one of the best-flavored yellow raspberries. An everbearing variety that produces a moderate crop in early summer and then a heavy cropy in late summer to fall. 

A popular, high-yielding, fall-everbearing (but earlier than Heritage) raspberry known for its large, firm, and flavorful fruit.

Sister of the compact and long-blooming 'Caradonna', but with tall spikes of soft pink flowers on striking dark purple stems.

Bright white flowers on well-branched mounds of gray-green foliage; super hardy.

Generous light pink flower clusters set against attractive, light green foliage; plants are remarkably sturdy, full, and do not flop, maintaining a compact, uniform habit. 2026 AAS winner.

Strong as an ox with no disease and no rot; steel blue all summer and nearly black in fall.

Famous for its spectacular color change, strong root system, and compact habit; foliage is lime green in spring, changing to a dark pink in fall and burgundy purple in winter; pink flowers in late spring.

A compact variety that produces an abundance of arching, feathery golden yellow clusters; well-behaved and won't spread aggressively.

Soft peach and coral foliage emerges in spring, gradually revealing a distinctive silvery star at its center. In summer, airy clusters of delicate lavender flowers appear as the leaves deepen into rich olive and warm copper tones.

Neat and compact mounds of deeply cut, heart-shaped foliage produce dark stems full of dense, upright racemes of raspberry buds that open into star-like pale white-pink flowers.

Clusters of small, orchid-like white flowers heavily sprinkled with dark purple spots and gold-tinged centers grow from upright stems; compact, mounding dark green foliage.

2027 perennial plant of the year! Deep red stems produce vibrant purple flower that bloom all over bushy mounds of thread-like foliage; compact and does not flop, even in the wind.

Three colors in one 3.5" pot! Flower spikes rise on sturdy stems, forming a dense, upright display packed with blooms and delivering nonstop flowering in blue, pink, and lilac.

A hardy wisteria that can take the Minnesota winters. Blue Moon has been reliably hardy to -40ºF (yes minus!) It is extremely fast growing and blooms up to three times a year, if grown in full sun. Beautiful lavender-blue flowers are born on foot long racemes and are sweetly fragrant.