Forms compact mounds of oak leaf-shaped foliage. Vibrant pink flowers bloom on terminal clusters. Tidy plants with masses of spring bloom.

Compact grower but more floriferous than most! Early pink buds open and mature to the deepest cobalt blue. Named for the small silver spots on the leaves.

Stunning recent introduction with solid silver-gray leaves edged with a fine dark green line mounds, under blue flowers. Extremely heat tolerant.

Large green leaves with a sugar-coated dusting and round silvery spots. Pink flowers turn blue as they mature.

A lovely updated version of 'Raspberry Splash', gray-green foliage is enhanced by a cream-silver margin and silver-blotched leaf surface, a great backdrop for bright coral-red flowers in early spring. Once the showy flowers are done blooming, they are covered by newly emerging foliage. Clean, compact habit looks great at retail.

Narrow, silver spotted foliage with a more upright growth habit. Profuse bloomer with clusters of dusky raspberry-coral flowers; mildew resistant. Gorgeous foliage and flowers.

Stunning silver foliage with clusters of pink and blue flowers in early spring. Long narrow silver leaves with occassional green flecks make attractive clumps and are very disease resistant and heat tolerant; vigorous

Deep green, brightly silver spotted leaves with profuse clusters of large, cobalt-blue flowers in spring; large, deer resistant mound.

Clump forming perennial boasting large, bell-shaped, bright crimson-red flowers on short stems in early spring. Attractive seed pods remain for summer interest.

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

THE summer producing red raspberry for cold climates! Heavy yields of very flavorful fruit are ideal for baking, preserves and freezing.

Everbearing variety has same growth habit as Heritage. Large conical yellow-gold fruit is very sweet; will produce crops in early summer and early fall.

Everbearing variety produces fruit on first year's growth; bears fruit in early summer and early fall. Medium-large dark red berries are sweet with a mild flavor; sturdy canes seldom require staking.

Most popular raspberry noted for its exceptional June crop. Large red berries are firm and very flavorful; very vigorous. Excellent producer; cut back canes after fruiting.

From division. Bright red and holds its color when cooked. Somewhat shorter and more slender stalks are very tender and sweet. Produces fewer seed heads; very hardy and exceptional producer.

From division. Bright red stalks are longer and thicker than Canada Red. Very tender and sweet. Excellent producer.

Medium size stalks can vary from green to speckled red. Excellent flavor but somewhat tart; good producer.

Dramatically textured foliage makes a bold architectural statement. Huge plumes of pink flowers appear in summer. Prefers filtered light but can tolerate full sun where moisture is available. Leaves emerge in spring with a bronze tint.

From Darwin Perennials; improved 'Goldsturm' which blooms three weeks earlier. Gold flowers with dark green foliage; compact growth habit. Vernalization not required for flowerng.

Large 3-4" deep golden-yellow flowers with black cones. Plants bloom midsummer into fall; seed pods make good winter interest. Excellent cut flower.

Short and compact. Excellent branching habit creates a canopy of bright golden-yellow flowers with brown button cones; more floriferous than Goldsturm with better fall foliage. Sure to become a landscaping favorite!

First red Rudbeckia. Vigorous and robust grower producing medium-sized 3-4" maroon-red flowers with dark centers. Blooms all summer; heat and drought tolerant.

Fast growing plants produce huge 6-9" bright yellow flowers with a small brown cone. Very floriferous and spectacular summer color; drought and heat tolerant,

Exceptional summer color! Large 5" golden yellow flowers tipped lighter yellow and with light green cones. Plants are fast growing and continue to bloom all summer; very heat tolerant.

5-6" golden flowers with a large mahogany ring and dark chocolate cone, Zones 5-9.

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.

A dwarf Black-Eyed Susan. Compact plants of dark green foliage only grows  12-14". Bright yellow daisy-like flowers with dark brown centers bloom from midsummer until fall.

Perennial Plant Assoication's (PPA) Perennial Plant of the Year for 2023!  A breeding breakthrough because of its resistance to Septoria leaf spot. The foliage is thin, fuzzy and shows no signs of fungus even in wet or humid conditions. Compact plant produces a dome of yellow daisy flowers from summer through fall.

A hybrid selection with clean foliage year round because it is resistant to septoria leaf spot. 3" gold flowers appear summer through fall. Not fussy and will grow anywhere except in wet soils. Loved by butterflies and pollinators.

Dense green mat of foliage; tiny white flowers bloom late spring.

Bright golden yellow foliage forms a dense mat; tiny white flowers bloom late spring.

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.

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.

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.

Long, upright bright violet-blue flower spikes bloom up to two weeks earlier than other varieties, produces up to 5 repeat blooming cycles throughout spring and summer. Excellent heat tolerance.

Tall cultivar with beautiful dark purple stems contrasts nicely with the green foliage under violet-purple flowers.

Developed to improve upon Caradonna. Caramia boasts three times more blossoms and a growth habit that is much more compact. Dark purple flowers on dark stems.

Compact mounds with long flowering spikes of violet-purple flowers.

Very short and compact plants. Dark blue flowers; excellent rebloomer

Compact plants with spikes of deep purple flowers.

Regal display of large blue to purple flowers from late spring to summer. Compact habit with great branching.

April Night blooms about a month earlier than most varieties of this species! Vivid blue flowers on compact and branching plant. Tolerant of drought and mildew resistant. Suited for containers and/or gardens.

A short day Salvia variety that will finish in time for early spring sales- only 10 hours of daylength needed to set buds. Deep blue flowers appear on black stems in spring.

An exceptionally long bloomer with numerous spikes of bright white flowers on mounded, gray-green foliage.

Largest flowers of all nemerosa varieties! Compact form; large spikes of deep blue flowers blooms all summer long. Remove faded flowers to encourage repeat blooming.

Largest flowers of any pink Salvia nemorosa on the market. Deep rose blooms make a big impact in the landscape in spring and summer. Remove faded flowers to encourage repeat blooming.