Forms dense spikes of deep purple flowers over attractive crisp silver leaves with rich green edges. Adds color to any shady garden; a robust grower.

Performed great in the Growing Colors™ trial/display garden. Large, violet-purple flowers grow on sturdy stems that hold up to shipping and remain healthy at retail. Compact, upright habit, and long flowering even through the heat of the summer.

Compact gray-green foliage with deep purple flowers.

Compact gray-green foliage with rich lavender flowers.

Purple flower spikes topped with matching flags. This reblooming Spanish Lavender has excellent weather tolerance and retail shelf life

Mounds of aromatic gray-green foliage show off spikes of small purple flowers topped with burgundy flags. Blooms continuously throughout the summer despite high temperatures, even in the south.

A compact variety well suited for hanging baskets! Purple flower spikes topped with matching flags bloom late spring to early summer.

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.

Tall, narrow spikes of mauve-purple flowers, blooming midsummer. Plant 3-5 per gallon.

More compact form with shorter spikes of mauve-purple flowers; blooms early summer. Plant 2-3 per gallon.

Best dwarf! Purple blooms; strong grower with attractive foliage. 5-7 flowers per stem; 60 days to force.

Giant plum-purple flowers that are upward facing. 3-4 flowers per stem; 100 days to force.

Best mildew resistance of today's commercial cultivars. Floriferous and compact. Lilac-purple flowers over lance-shaped dark green fragrant foliage.

Dwarf clumps of very mildew resistant foliage. Bright purple flowers bloom early and throughout summer; best disease resistance.

Forms a solid dome of color with 2 - 2 1/2" deep raspberry flowers on strong, well branched stems. Dark green foliage forms and upright clump that will fill out containers. Above average resistance to powdery mildew.

From Darwin Perennials, bright purple, large flowers on glossy green foliage, flowers all summer long with an upright growth habit.

More compact form of Patty's Plum. Forms mounds of gray-blue foliage with shorter stems of unique lilac-plum flowers. Spectacular show of blooms.

Upright clump variety with large sturdy stems that are stacked with tubular dark purple flowers in summer. Foliage is glossy and clean. Vigorous and  easy to grow. Will bloom the first year.

Large clusters of fragrant, dark purple flowers. Naturally dwarf and mildew resistant.

Similar to a creeping Phlox but with more intense flower colors and soft foliage. This hybrid variety has vivid violet-purple flowers in spring that look like pinwheels and will bloom earlier than most varieties.

One of the best! Lavender-purple flowers with a white star center on strong stems; mildew resistant.

Add showstopping color to the shade garden with this gold and olive green variegated variety. Fragrant clusters of bluish-purple flowers are produced in the late spring to summer months

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.

Compact plants with spikes of deep purple flowers.

Taller and more upright than other SunSparkler® Sedums but still able to hold form without collapsing. Finer and thinner deep blue-purple foliage; pink flowers in the fall.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

Compact, freely branching stems with deep violet-purple clusters of tubular flowers grow to just 2-3' in height, making it sturdier and easier to maintain. A superior nectar plant and All-American-Selections award winner that prides itself on performing well in hot dry conditions.

Produces a carpet of velvety purple flower clusters on lacy foliage from spring to late summer. Very tolerant of heat and drought and is mildew resistant.

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.

Spikes of lilac-colored 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.

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

Well-branched purple flower spikes on serrated emerald foliage bloom late summer into fall. Great for adding a vertical element to the landscape

Extra large purple flowers with glowing yellow centers and black whiskers. Blooms late spring to midsummer with some re-bloom occurring in fall! Won't stretch during the summer growing season.