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.

Multiple rows of pointy fuschia pink petals with green cones that darken as they mature. Very floriferous!

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.

Single, broad petaled flowers that look like a delicious slice of watermelon!  Compact and upright with tons of flowering stems.  Blooms July - October.

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.

Upright Elephant Ears are similar to regular Elephant Ears but with taller, upward-facing foliage. The giant green leaves make a statement; works well next to a pond or stream. Extremely easy to grow and ideal for containers.

Stunning dark leaf variety that looks similar to black satin with maroon stems and the leaf undersides. The foliage appears to shimmer in sunlight! Use where height is needed in planters or the back of the garden; sturdy stems keep foliage upright and tidy.

Huge elephant ear-shaped leaves sway in the slightest breeze. Works well next to a pond or stream.

The first ever hardy to zone 5 elephant ear. Medium green leaves.

Giant heart-shaped, sea-green leaves and dramatic bluish-purple veins make 'Blue Hawaii' an outstanding addition to the Royal Hawaiian® series. Held on semi-glossy dark burgundy stems, the undulating leaves have a matte finish and are adorned with bluish-purple edges. This hassle-free tropical makes an unforgettable focal point in the garden, near streams or in large containers.

An incredibly colorful elephant ear with deep-green glossy leaves marked by white centers and vivid pink veins. Compact and quick to clump making it ideal as the focal point in a container or water garden.

Elegant, glossy deep black foliage with blue veins. Tidy clumping habit makes it great for gardens and containers. 

Huge green leaves stand out against bright red tropical stems. Great for heavy or wet soils or use in containers where a specimen is needed. The sturdy stems will keep foliage upright and tidy.

Forms a medium-sized clump of large glossy green leaves with wide, white central bands and side veining; spotted purple at the base. Makes excellent tall screens or corner plants; can also be used as showy tub plants. Excellent vigor and disease resistance. Best leaf color production in sun.

Glossy olive-green leaves have bulging purple veins that create an unusual 3D effect. Strong, dark stems form clumps that grow up to 5' tall.

Shinny, corrugated jet black leaves have bright neon pink centers with pink veins running to the edge of each leaf. Strong, dark stems form clumps that can grow 4 to 6 feet tall.

Little, pink-spurred flowers with a raspberry center on eye-catching green foliage that is edged with bronze-red mottling. 'Pretty in Pink' is tough, long lastng and drought tolerant, making it the perfect ground cover for dry shade; also great as a container plant or shady rock garden feature. Loved by pollinators and critter resistant.

Light yellow flowers on wiry stems in spring, bronze tinged foliage in spring turns more intense in fall.

Reddish-bronze foliage in spring with red flowers, on wiry stems in spring, bronze tinged foliage in spring turns more intense in fall.

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.  

First true dwarf Sea Holly, forms low rosettes of deeply serrated blue- green leaves, colorful silver stems and blue flowers with spiny bracts add a unique color and texture to the garden.

Vibrant pink, purple and orange flowers on well-branched, semi-evergreen foliage. First ever zone 5 Erysimum; easy to grow, even in dry poor soil. Season-long bloom, fragrant.

Shortest of them all, sturdy upright growth with large clusters of bright fuchsia flowers, flowers are very fragrant and a magnet for butterflies.

A shorter Joe Pye Weed with tall leafy purple stems that are topped in midsummer with dome-shaped lavender-red flowers, a staple in any butterfly garden, tolerant of light shade and prefers moist soils.

Deeply serrated dark green leaves are brightly variegated with irregular, cream margins, small clusters of pink flowers bloom late summer, grows best in moist soil.

Large clumping perennial with coarsely toothed foliage, attractive purple stems terminate in huge clusters of lavender-red flowers, flowers are long-lasting.

This selection will bloom earlier than other Joe-Pye Weed. An added bonus is its tidy compact growth habit. Excellent long lasting flowers that attract pollinators; prefers moist soil.

Attractive mounds of light green foliage and bright chartreuse-yellow bracts in spring, foliage turns dark red in fall.

All season color, foliage first emerges green but quickly turns maroon-red with blazing reddish-orange tips, flowers have bright chartreuse-gold that contrast nicely with the darker foliage, holds its color well throughout summer and fall, Zone 5-9.

Low, mounding foliage with spectacular variegation, light green leaves have creamy-white margins with a flush of bright rose-pink along the edges, in spring rose-colored flower buds are surrounded with brilliant yellow bracts.

This Euphorbia is colorful with unusual bracts that last for months, these bracts are charteuse, red and green in color and the foliage is just as vibrant, great for containers, highly heat and drought tolerant.

Taller, more vigorous, and brighter when compared to 'Elijah Blue'. Finely textured silvery blue leaves form rounded, full clumps with consistent flower coverage. Yellow-green flowers appear on 18-22" scapes in early summer and age to tan as the season progresses. 

Intense powder-blue that holds it's color throughout the season. The "best" fescue on the market today!

Forms short round clumps of soft powder blue foliage. Maintains good summer color.

Lemon yellow, wheat-like flower stalks grow in mid-spring above mounds of deep green grass. Disease, heat and humidity resistant. 

Tall native plant with large coarse foliage and strong upright stems; dense panicles of deep-pink flowers sway with the breeze.

A hybrid Filipendula, compact, maple-shaped green leaves with heavy red veining and umbels of pink flowers, blooms summer.

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

Compact and self-branching, flowers are crimson red with darker red centers, some petals may have yellow tips, blooms early and continues throughout summer.

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.

For vibrant color, try the newest addition to the early blooming Spintop series Radiant orange flowers with serrated yellow tips bloom over compact and uniform foliage all summer long.

Flat, medium red, daisy like petals and prominent gold stamens on upright stems; long bloom time. One of the earliest flowering Gaillardia with a dense, compact habit; excellent for containers. Excellent heat tolerance and drought resistant.

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.

Rosettes of narrow green leaves with fragrant tiny white flowers in spring.

Evergreen foliage with bright red edible berries, bright burgundy fall color, groundcover for the shady garden or woodland setting.

Delicate looking flowers yet great for hot and dry conditions, this Gaura has long stems of very pretty pink edged white flowers that bloom throughout summer, tolerant of heat and drought, requires well-drained soil.

Forms compact mounds of dark green foliage with short spikes of delicate pink flowers, stems and buds are red for added color, excellent branching habit provides continuous summer bloom.