Early-midseason bloom. Double, cherry-red flowers on strong stems. Vigorous grower and fragrant.

Early-midseason bloom. Large, double crimson flowers with a high bud count on strong stems. Good fragrance.

Mid to late spring, 6" velvety red flowers with a purple glow are fully double and resist fading. Strong foliage with sturdy stems and enjoyable fragrance.

Early season bloom. Huge double red, bomb-style flowers have heavily ruffled centers surrounded by several rows of flat outer petals. Very strong stems make superb cut flowers. A fragrant Gold Medal winner.

Spring to early summer bloom. Red version of the well-known Sarah Bernhardt. Large bowl-shaped fragrant double blooms over dark green shiny foliage with an upright habit. 

Very popular variety with delicate fern-like foliage. Double, deep red cup-shaped flowers. Shorter than most peonies; blooms very early.

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.

Forms large heads of fragrant red flowers with a deeper red eye. Strong stems with excellent branching; mildew resistant.

Large clusters of fragrant red flowers with magenta and pink highlights. Naturally dwarf and mildew resistant.

Fragrant, medium height plants with bright cherry red flowers 

Scarlet red flowers with small dark red eye.

A blanket of rosy-red flowers on top of dark green foliage.

Semi-creeping with large mounds of strawberry-like foliage. Long stems hold clusters of raspberry-red flowers with velvet crimson centers. Blooms summer thru fall.

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.

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

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.

Grown for its exceptional fall color, slender blue-green summer foliage turns vivid red in the fall and then matures to vivid pink as winter approaches, upright habit. Reddish-brown flowers turn to silver-white providing winter interest.

Blue-purple foliage similar to Vera Jameson with shorter internodes resulting in very compact growth. Superb terminal branching produces huge 9" clusters of bright raspberry-red flowers. One of the best!

Very large, deep scarlet flowers with bright yellow centers. Excellent cut flower.

Spikes of pink flowers on sturdy stems with a dense, upright habit. High flower count, continuous blooming and powdery mildew resistant.

Medium height plants with very free flowing spikes of rosy-red flowers.