One of the darkest cultivars! Compact mounds of dark plum-purple foliage with silver marbling, pale pink flowers bloom in summer.

Super Bloomer hybridized by AB Cultivars. This Heucherella produces an extreme amount of bubblegum-pink flowers in late spring that cover the foliage. After flowering you'll enjoy bright green leaves with burgundy veins all summer long.

8" vibrant pink flowers with white halo and small dark red eye; overlapping petals. Noted for its abundant flowers and long blooming season. Compact, rich, dark green foliage.

Gigantic, pleated, light pink with red eye flowers and glossy, dark leaves on well branched plants. Under 3 feet tall which is ideal for gardens or large containers. Very heat tolerant, blooms from mid-summer to early fall.

8" pale pink flowers with darker pink veining and contrasting red eyes; blooms from top to bottom. Darkest purple foliage of any Hibiscus with glossy, maple shaped leaves.

Forms low-growing rosettes of deeply divided leaves; tall stems with terminal clusters of bright rosy-pink trumpet-shaped flowers.

Early-midseason bloom; two-toned flowers have pink standards with lighter pink falls; mandarin red beards contrast well against the petals. Reblooms

Green leaves covered with shimmering silver overlay; orchid-pink flowers that repeat throughout summer.

2 pink Lily Looks™ varieties. 75 each = 150 bulbs total. Different bloom times for over 6 weeks of flowering.

Large, rich pink flowers. 5-7 buds per stem, 63 days to force.

Very fragrant 8-12" wide solid dark pink flowers.  3-5 flowers per stem; 95 days to force.

Layers of large, beautifully scented, cotton candy pink petals. 3-5 flowers per stem, 100 days to force.

Gorgeous double, pink blossoms with darker rose along the midribs and a lightly spotted center. Fragrant, long-lasting and excellent cut flower.

Large, pink, pollen-free ouble flowers with light fragrance, 110 days to force. Long lasting and excellent cut flowers.

Large fragrant dark pink flowers with white edges. Considered a mini-Stargazer. Strong stems with nice green foliage. 4-6 flowers per stem; 95 days to force.

Large upright flowers of medium pink with white edges have dark pink freckles. Pleasantly fragrant. 3-5 buds per stem; 108 days to force.

Dark pink flowers with a white edge similar to After Eight but 1 ½ times as large. Attractive dark green foliage with extra large flowers. 4-7 flowers per stem; 105 days to force.

Award winning! Huge upright showy pink buds open to reveal large pink flowers with white centers. Fragrant, superb cut flower. 2-4 flowers per stem, 100 days to force.

Pink with apricot overlay and chartreuse throat for an overall appearance that is brilliant coral, 3-5 flowers per stem.

Heavily spotted pink flowers; produces 4-6 flowers per stem.

A vigorous grower with earlier blooming and better branching than older varieties. Upright black stems hold deep rose flowers over clump-forming mounds of dark green foliage. Will tolerate a wide range of conditions.

Loads of fluffy double lavender-pink flowers will bloom for months from late spring through summer, on upright stems. The dwarf growth habit makes it a good choice for the front of the garden. Flowers are sterile and will not reseed. Attractive to butterflies.

This grass features a dense clump of upward-arching stems and leaves which give it a rounded, fountain-like appearance. Silvery white leaves have tapered tips. Foliage often turns attractive shades of yellow to orange by mid-fall before gradually fading to beige-tan for winter. Pink to red flowers in feathery panicles bloom from August to October. 

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

Slender, long green shoots emerge in spring and summer and as fall approaches, plant produces soft, fuzzy flowers in pink or pinkish-red hues which are often compared to the appearnace of cotton candy.  Thrives almost anywhere and effortless to grow!

A warm season grass with very fine texture and deeper shades of flower color. Narrow green foliage creates a rounded, arching habit. In early fall sprays of rosy pink flowers spread over the plant. Notable for being more cold hardy than previous cultivars. 

A cool and lovely intergeneric cross: Hybrid of Bergenia and Mukdenia. Dark pink flowers from the Bergenia and shiny thick, leathery foliage with jagged burgundy edges, Blooms early spring to summer with interesting fall color.

Compact and spreading form. Large 2-3" delicate light pink flowers with glowing lemon-yellow centers. Free-flowering and fragrant; drought tolerant.

Grass-like dense tufts of purple to jet-black leaves. Pale-pink flowers appear in summer and are followed by black berries in the fall. Performs well in part shade. Stunning contrast for the border.

A switch grass selection with a dramatically vertical habit.  The upright blades have a steely blue color and are topped by airy pinkish flower panicles in summer. Foliage turns yellow in autumn and develops a golden brown winter color. 

Tons of rosy-pink crepe-paper flowers will bloom for several weeks in spring. Prefers hot days with cool nights; compact growth habit with shorter flower stems.

Cups of frilly, light coral petals with dark centers grow on sturdy mounds of bright green foliage. Recipient of Royal Horticultural Society's Award of Garden Merit.

Large clumps of serrated gray-green foliage under light salmon-pink flowers with contrasting black basal blotches. Blooms early summer.

Green leaves with white striped margin form an attractive vase-like clump. Blooms appear as smoky pink plumes that turn to cream as they age and last from mid-summer throught mid-fall.

An upright clump variety with large sturdy stems that are stacked with tubular rose-pink flowers in summer. Foliage is glossy and clean. Vigorous and easy to grow. Will bloom the first year.

An upright clump variety with large sturdy stems that are stacked with tubular peach-pink flowers in summer. Foliage is glossy and clean. Vigorous and easy to grow. Will bloom the first year.

Taller and darker foliage than Husker's Red with 2-3" pink flowers that bloom midsummer. Deep bronze-red glossy foliage. Tolerates high heat and humidity.

4-5" bright pink, Anemone-type flowers; blooms mid-late season. Grows 24" tall with strong straight stems that hold up well in the rain; classic green ivy foliage. Good cut flower; slight fragrance.

Mid, an heirloom variety that has been adding beauty to gardens for over 100 years! Double, rose-pink flowers edged in silver are held on sturdy stems above glossy foliage. Wonderful fragrance.

Early-mid, perfectly formed, large, semi-double, cherry rose flowers. The strongly cupped blooms are held on sturdy stems and fade to peachy pink as they age, floriferous. Recipient of American Peony Society Gold Medal. 

A mid-late, heavy blooming, multi award winning Peony that boasts large, 7" pale pink petals with dense, frilly dark rose and golden centers on red-tinged stem, mildly fragrant.

Midseason bloom. Named for the doctor that discovered penicillin! This selection produces tons of fully doubled 8″ wide rose-pink flowers that are wonderfully fragrant; central petals sometimes curl inward.

Late spring-early summer, rose-pink outer petals surround the flower's full center which displays distinctive rose-pink to creamy white tufts.

Early-midseason bloom. This variety was introduced in 1888, yet still incredibly popular today! Very large fully-double rose-pink blooms have ruffled petals with a silver sheen at the tips. Delightfully fragrant and free flowering.

Early, as this fragrant, semi-double flower ages, its petals change from rose-coral to light coral or almost cream with a mustard-yellow heart. Strong stems, no staking necessary, and mounded foliage. Winner of the American peony Society's Gold Medal.

Large double soft pink flowers; fragrant. Vigorous grower with reliable blooms. Award winner from the Royal Hort Society.

Midseason bloom. Double, pink flowers that are speckled with tiny dots of a darker pink. Strong stems hold up the flowers in rain! Very fragrant; a sought after variety.

A midseason peony thought to be one of the best Itoh's, 8", gently ruffled lavender-pink flowers with reddish-purple highlights and yellow stamens are held over very sturdy, compact mounds of dark green foliage, very floriferous and fragrant.