Double row of salmon-pink petals with some soft yellow petals on short, upright stems; matures to pale pink with large, dark crimson cones. Exceptional vigor and dense habit.

Long-lived, two-tone golden-yellow flowers appear in summer with heavily flushed orange-red centers. Very floriferous with compact growth habit. Extremely attractive to pollinators and excellent for cutting.

The first Zone 5 hardy Erysimum. Irresistible bronze and rose-colored flowers appear early spring and again in fall. Well branched, controlled habit.

Compact and uniform with large 3" apricot flowers with bright yellow edges; pronounced deep-apricot center; very free-flowering. 2011 All-America Selection winner.

Nicely compact and uniform with large 4" fiery orange-red blooms flamed with yellow edges; very floriferous with larger flowers and more brilliant color than 'Goblin'; will bloom earlier and longer. 2005 All-American Selection and 2005 Fleuroselect winner.

Uniform and well branched. Tons of unique fluted copper-orange petals with yellow tips will start blooming in late spring, continue through fall-exceptionally long bloom time.

Uniform and well branched. Tons of bold yellow flowers with large red eyes will start blooming in late spring continue through fall-exceptionally long bloom time.

Delft Blue is an improved version of 'Splish Splash', growth habit is more vigorous and blooms are prolific, white flowers have blue splashes, streaks and speckles, green foliage is intricately cut and turns red in the fall.

Large, 2" cup-shaped blooms of neon pink with a white edge will appear for weeks in the summer, foliage turns red in fall, an unfussy variety that is easy to grow and drought tolerant.

A Terra Nova introduction, finally a Geum that will not only flower in spring but reblooms all summer long! Profuse peach and yellow flowers are semi-double and ruffled when they bloom on dark red stems, green foliage is compact and clumping, works well in containers

Crisply variegated green and white striped blades. White flower spikes top the refined, upright habit from summer through fall.

Foliage has wide creamy white center stripes that are edged in green. A different twist on your typical Calamagrostis variety. Late summer plumes will persist through winter, if not cut back.

Forms a large, non-spreading clump of cascading, glossy green leaves with white margins; plumes of tan, feathery flower stems emege in spring. An incredibly hardy ornamental grass that will work in lots of landscape conditions and stays attractive all season long. 

Dark green leaves with white edges, this low spreading grass will slowly fill in and prevent weeds, great for a woodland garden, deer and disease resistant.

Gray-green leaves form an upright, arching mound that reaches a height of about 5 feet. In late summer, flower spikes reach skyward, achieving impressive heights of 8 to 12 feeet. In fall, silvery flower panicles with hints of purple top these spikes and leaves turn to bronze then red. Excellent winter interest in the landscape.  

Upright, slightly vase-shaped mounds of green-blue leaves with tips developing dramatic wine purple tones by midsummer. Sprays of small reddish flowers develop into tan seedheads by late fall.

Attractive blue-green color in spring. As cooler temperatures arrive, the blue-green is highlighted with red and turns almost completely wine red by fall. Incredible vigor.

Dwarf Helenium with bright red and yellow bicolor flowers, plants remain compact and flowers are held nicely above the foliage, excellent branching for continuous bloom all summer.

Great contrast between the relatively dark foliage and the bright orange and yellow flowers. Compact and upright habit.

Dark burgundy-green foliage is topped with bicolor orange and yellow flowers, blooms summer until fall. Upright, compact, and uniform habit.

Dark purple stems and leaves make Burning Hearts a more dramatic version of 'Summer Nights'. Dozens of giant daisy-like golden flowers with red centers will bloom from July to October. Use this selection as an ornamental foliage plant, as well.

Dense, very dark foliage provides an attractive contrast to the yellow-orange to fire-red flowers that bloom from July to September, the shortest Sunflower on the market today. Very floriferous, compact and easy to maintain making this new variety excellent for pots, gardens or as cut flowers.

Orange Marble does its name credit with yellow, green, and pink marbled foliage. Chocolate brown buds open to warm orange flowers with sunny yellow-orange tips; extra-long flowering period from summer through fall. Disease, drought, and humidity tolerant

Mid, 6" blooms of brilliant yellow-gold petals with big, bright red eye and wide, heavily ruffled edge mixed with gold.

Mid to late, large 5" fragrant lavender-pink flowers trimmed with yellow ruffles edged above a greenish throat, compact and reblooms.

Super bloomer with over 500 flowers after 3 years growth! Midseason blooms are large 5" burgundy-purple flowers with ruffled yellow edges and a green throat. Strong tetraploid that is compact and reblooms.

Early-mid summer brings bright yellow flowers with bold plum edge and eye; large 6" flowers with ruffled edges. Strong tetraploid and semi-evergreen plants have excellent substance.

Mid, 5" light purple flowers with slightly darker eye and very large gold throat, heavily ruffled gold edge.

Super Bloomer with over 500 flowers after 3 years! Early-mid summer brings 4¼" gorgeous creamy-yellow blossoms with a maroon eye and narrow yellow picotee edge; sturdy tetraploid plants with thick stems; excellent rebloomer. One of the best- Award Winner & Popularity Poll.

Super Bloomer with over 500 flowers after 3 years! Early-midsummer brings large 5" lavender-pink flowers with a large dark purple eye and matching ruffled edges; sturdy tetraploid plants; semi-evergreen foliage; excellent rebloomer.

Bright bubble gum-pink flowers with highly ruffled, yellow margins and a yellow throat; large 6" flowers bloom heavily early summer and again late summer as temperatures begin to cool; semi-evergreen foliage and vibrant color with excellent rebloom.

A breakthrough series that can produce up to 400 blooms per season. Early summer brings two-toned pink and yellow flowers; blooms repeatedly all summer; dwarf habit and very hardy. The EveryDaylily® series are selections taken from the popular Stella d'Oro Daylily.

Early-mid, A prolific rebloomer that bears up to 25 flowers per plant. 6", overlapping, ruffled, pale pink petals create a nice rounded form and feature wide blue-purple banding with a matching eye zone.

Early-midseason brings 5½" wide lavender blooms with a lavender-blue center and green throat; diploid and a stunning rebloomer. 2007 Stout Silver Medal winner

5.5" soft white-pink petals with a rose-red eye and green throat. Ruffled, red edges are trimmed in gold for and extra touch of flair; vigorous rebloomer.

Early-midsummer brings large 6" creamy white flowers with dark purple eye and picotee edge. Reblooms; semi-evergreen; tetraploid; strong grower. Popularity Poll

Early-midsummer brings 4" flowers of dark red-purple with showy yellow throat. Extended bloom and reblooms

Mid, 6" orange-pink flowers with gold throat and triangular red eye, heavily ruffled yellow edge.

Large, 6" bright pink flowers with darker pink eye and gold ruffled edges; blooms mid-summer. Sturdy tetraploid plant that produces over 300 flowers after three years; rebloomer.

Early-mid, 6" lavender flowers with ruffled yellow edge and green throat. Blooms early summer and again in early fall.

Midsummer brings 6" orchid-pink flowers with a vibrant two-toned purple eye. Stunning flowers, one of the most awarded daylilies available. This tetraploid is short and compact in habit; will rebloom.

Super Bloomer with over 300 flowers after 3 years. Midsummer brings 6" lavender-rose flowers with dark purple eye and edge, above a green throat. Forms dense clumps of grassy green foliage; tetraploid and reblooms.

Early-midsummer brings 5" strawberry pink with rose-red eye and reddish picotee ruffled edged flowers. Extended bloom, reblooms, semi-evergreen foliage, tetraploid, strong grower. Award Winner & Popularity Poll.

Spot the fiery foliage of this new Heuchera from a distance. Resembling Coleus, golden yellow leaves patterned with deep red veining flush with rich orange; sprays of bell-shaped pink flowers appear in summer. Sun tolerant and great in pots.

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.

Medium, the yellow hues and great color contrast of this unique Hosta are sure to light up even the darkest corners of the garden. Thick, heart-shaped, extremely corrugated leaves begin with green centers and chartreuse margins that brighten to gold. As summer progresses, margins turn to creamy white. Flower stalks appear in midsummer with pale lavender to white blooms.

Medium, thick, heart-shaped leaves have dark green centers and contrast nicely with wide lemon-lime borders. Edges become creamier as the season progresses and lavender flowers appear in midsummer. Sunlight intensifies the foliage colors.

Double-petalled sterile flowers have deep rose margins. Color softens to white in the center, forms a nice contrast with the dark folige. Blooms on old AND new wood.