Compact, long blooming with hot pink-red flowers that do not fade to brown like other varieties, holds its shape and reblooms very well for an Achillea.

Short and compact with dark green foliage, better branching with shorter internodes forms a tighter and more uniform flower canopy, large velvety red flowers with yellow centers have an exceptional long bloom time.

True perennial hollyhock which flowers the first year from seed, single red flowers bloom on tall stately stalks all summer, pinch to produce more compact and bushy plants.

2" round shaped flowers of merlot-purple appear in summer on top of narrow green foliage. Alliums are great if you have trouble with animals eating your garden, these plants are "nibble proof" to most pests but loved by pollinators.

Bred specifically for garden and patio use, strong stems hold clusters of tropical looking rich pink-scarlet flowers with cream blotches and dark burgundy flecks. Lance shaped leaves form compact mounds of lush green foliage that will withstand very cold weather conditions. Blooms spring until fall, bring cut flowers inside to take advantage of a long vase life.

Very large semi-double to double, pink-red flowers bloom late summer; a bit shorter than most Anemones, attractive dark green foliage.

Early-mid season bloomers; all-time favorite, attractive bronze foliage, full and narrow plumes, dark blood-red flowers.

Spikes of graceful red plumes, mostly erect but some arching, on medium green foliage. Prefers a rich and moist soil in a shady location. Flowers are effective in dried arrangements.

Early bloomer; one of the best new red 'chinensis' type introductions, cherry-red flowers appear in early summer above glossy deep green foliage.

Late bloomer;this giant Astilbe has clusters of cherry-red flowers on chocolate-red stems, held above large clumps of ferny dark red foliage that becomes more green after flowering.

Late bloomer; another huge astilbe similar to Mighty Pip but with 4 foot towering red flower plumes, large foliage and robust grower.

Mid-late season bloomer; dark bronze-green foliage with thick red stems, red buds open to purple-red offering long-lasting color, good drought and sun tolerance.

Bright red flowers shine above the compact foliage. Reblooms in fall through first frost.

Mid-season bloomer; reddish bronze foliage and reddish stems with tall plumes of dark red flowers; one of the best reds.

Late season bloomer; fluffy cherry-red flower plumes are full and larger than most, they appear in summer above dark green cut-leaf foliage; great for containers.

Early season bloomer; very compact foliage with full upright cherry-red to hot pink plumes, very floriferous, blooms early summer.

Early season bloomer; very compact foliage with upright ruby-red plumes, very floriferous; blooms early summer.

Large evergreen foliage with thick leathery leaves, clusters of deep purple-red flowers bloom on heavy stems in spring, glossy foliage turns burgundy-bronze in fall and winter.

Caladiums are tuberous tropical plants that are native to South America and best known for their colorful foliage. Caladium tubers need heat to start growing which can take up to 4 weeks at 70-75°. We did this step for you and now offer caladiums in a pre-finished 3.5" pot for a quicker finish time.

Spectacular blood-red fluted blossoms above dark green foliage with white spots and red margins. Good for cut flowers and to fill large containers. 8-10 weeks to flower.

Deep red flowers with rich green, white spotted leaves. Good for cuts and pots, 10-12 weeks to flower

Very dark burgundy-black foliage with orange-red flowers, thick glossy foliage maintains color all summer.

Bold spikes of dark red-scarlet flag-like flowers at the ends of the stems; large bronze-burgundy pointy leaves.

Semi-double red flowers with bright yellow centers; mature plants form a Mammoth mound 20-36" tall and up to 4 feet wide.

Bright 5-6" magenta-red flowers, most popular red. Strong and vigorous grower! Blooms July-Aug-Sept.

First selection in the Permathread™ series. Wine-red flowers with orange centers bloom all summer; will rebloom until frost with deadheading. Fine thread-leaf foliage is dark green in clump form. Flowers are sterile and will not self-seed.

Flowers are mostly solid dark red when they first open and eventually bloom with golden yellow tips. Forms a compact, tidy mound perfect for borders and rock gardens. Foliage is mildew resistant.

The hardiest variety; dark bronze stems with flaming red flowers.

Bold red flowers.

Huge 6-8" fire engine red flowers on sturdy stems.

Bright orange-red flowers with succulent-type foliage; low-growing and quickly forms a mat;  excellent groundcover or for rock gardens; drought resistant and requires well-drained soil, Plant Select award winner.

Fantastic new addition from Darwin Perennials! Stunning coral-red flowers on a compact plant, each flower spike can grow to an impressive 27" tall, the mounding lacy-green foliage compliments the summertime flower beautifully, provide full sun for best color, does not require any PGR’s, suggested pot size would be a  2gallon container.  Finish outdoors for best flower color and height management.

Vivid rosy-red flowers with prominent pink stamens have a wonderful fragrance and bloom in huge masses atop blue-green foliage. An excellent low growing variety that will sporadically re-bloom thorughout the summer.

Dark red single flowers appear in spring and then again in summer with a spicy fragrance. Foliage is silver-blue with a tidy dense habit. Great for borders; tolerant of drought and frost.

Wonderful, non-fading red flowers with cream-white blotches appear in spring and then again in summer, foliage is silvery-blue with a tidy dense habit, fragrant and tolerant of drought and frost.

Deep velvety red double flowers, spicy fragrance and long bloom time, tidy blue-green mounds.

Forms dense clumps of grey-green foliage, bright fiery red flowers with dark crimson centers, very fragrant.

Fragrant and long lasting, vibrant red flowers are 3" wide and have a lacy edge, they occur in spring and then again in fall, upright growth habit.

The first gold foliage Dicentra spectabilis with true red flowers! Large, heart-shaped flowers hang from sturdy, red tinted, stems from May to July. Fantastic contrast provides a focal point in shade gardens, exceptionally long lastng and vigorus.

A bleeding heart that is a true red; vigorous plants quickly form dense clumps of attractive plum-green foliage with dark red stems; arching stems of dangling red heart-shaped flowers bloom in spring.

A seed grown variety that produces highly uniform plants in flower and growth habit. Red flowers soften to orange as they age; plants will bloom all summer.

Robust grower with deep green foliage and strong sturdy maroon stems, longer florescent orange ray petals develop first and point downwards as the flower matures. Bright orange inner ray petals continue to form and intensify with color forming fully double flowers, color does not fade.

More compact, better branching and a higher flower count than the typical double-flowered Echinacea. More reliable first year flowering.

A Terra Nova introduction. Large red flowers with chocolate colored central cones are long lasting and appear early summer until frost, earlier than most. Foliage is upright, compact, and sturdy in habit. An impressive flower count makes it great for containers and gardens.

Deep red, daisy-like flowers with dark central cones appear earlier than other varieties and last through fall.

Spicy red flowers have a contrasting orange cone in summer, the overlapping petals makes each bloom look full and the high bud count will mean many weeks of color, expect to see lots of visiting birds if you leave some spent seed heads for winter interest. 

Over-sized double, ruby colored flowers with a heavy crown count that provides support for profuse flowering without flopping. Saturated color has little to no color shift as the flowers mature.

Forms low-growing mounds of narrow dark green leathery foliage; feathery flower spikes of russet-red bloom in spring with exceptional long bloom time. Plants will bloom in summer and fall, if properly deadheaded. Thrives on neglect.