Among the earliest flowering Achillea on the market!  Lemon-yellow flowers held above a compact mound of ferny foliage; the perfect size for containers or the front of a sunny border or butterfly garden. Good for cut bouquets, fresh or dried. The dried seedheads feed overwintering birds. Heat loving and seldom grazed by deer. 

Compact, mounding habit that holds together nicely all summer long thanks to short stems. This very floriferous variety features yellow clusters of flowers with orange and peach undertones atop fragrant, ferny foliage. Flowering begins in June and continues into autumn, remove spent flowers to encourage re-blooming. Flat flower heads act as an ideal landing pad for pollinators and the short habit makes it perfect for growing in a pot or towards the front of a cottage garden border.

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.

Compact, long-blooming with vivid violet flowers that do not fade to brown like other varieties. Holds its shape and reblooms very well for an Achillea.

Compact size with long bloom. Pure white flowers that do not fade to brown like other varieties. Holds its shape and reblooms very well for an Achillea.

Short and more compact, strong sturdy stems with superior branching produce broad and more uniform canopies of rose-pink flowers, exceptional long bloom time.

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.

Attractive silver-gray foliage, clusters of lemon-yellow flowers continue to bloom all summer, remains the most popular Achillea.

Unique bicolor flowers of pale blue and white hoods with intense deep blue lower petals, forms large clumps of glossy dark green deeply cut foliage, flowers bloom on tall wide-branching panicles.

Forms upright clumps with very thick stalks of large violet-blue flowers, deeply cut glossy green leaves are thicker and larger then other species, superb cut flower.

No staking required! Upright, lavender-blue flowers appear from late summer to early fall on strong stems with dark green, deeply cut glossy foliage.

Vigorous plants with narrow dissected leaves, tall spikes of violet-blue flowers, excellent cut flower.

Neat looking, grassy-like tufts of thin creamy white blades edged in green. Spreads slowly by underground rhizomes that will form a groundcover when spaced close enough. Leaves are sweetly fragrant; great for shade or bog garden. 

Variegated leaves of bright gold accented with green stripes; forms a compact mound of thin leaf blades that fan outward. Excellent water or bog plant but also grows well in nearly any soil.

Praised for its free flowering habit, terminal racemes of elegant, soft violet drooping bell-shaped flowers, held on upright stems well above the foliage, blooms from early summer to fall, deadhead to re-bloom, tight clumping habit with strong, healthy green foliage.

Green and white variegated foliage with white flowers.

Short and very compact with gray-green foliage, excellent branching habit produces an abundance of fiery-orange flower spikes, blooms all summer.

Wonderful fragrant licorice-scented foliage, exceptional long bloom time, violet-blue flowers.

A Terra Nova introduction, coral plumes appear in summer for many weeks and have a honey fragrance; spent flowers remain attractive, drought-tolerant, no PGRs required for container production.

Little Adder is a more compact form of Black Adder and very dwarf when compared to others, tons of violet blooms will last most of the summer into fall, fragrant licorice-scented foliage is an added bonus.

The world's first-ever gold foliaged version of everyone's favorite Ajuga 'Chocolate Chip'! Brilliant gold foliage in the spring and summer is topped with cobalt-blue flowers on this vigorous groundcover; thrives in shade to partial sun.

Three colors on a single plant! Stunning tri-color leaves of bright yellow, orange, and red on this new ultra-hardy hybrid Ajuga, plants are topped in spring with beautifully contrasting cobalt-blue flowers. 

Very dark burgundy, almost black glossy foliage. Dark violet-blue flowers bloom early spring. Plants are resistant to powdery mildew; heat tolerant.

Extremely vigorous and noted for its 8" blueberry-blue flowers spikes and small, thick weather resistant leaves. Leaves emerge with a bronze flush in mid-spring, contrasting nicely with the flowers, and form a dense mat of attractive rosettes. Perfect for planting between stepping stones, in wall crevices or rock gardens.

Burgundy-bronze foliage creates a beautiful backdrop for blue flowering spikes that appear in spring.  A hardy groundcover that quickly forms a dense carpet-like mat that is perfect for planting between stepping stones, in wall crevices or rock gardens.

Bright tricolor foliage variegation of burgundy, cream, and green. Blue flower spikes bloom early spring.

Large purple-bronze leaves with 10" blue flower spikes, in early spring.

Noted for its extremely dwarf habit, cholcolate foliage and intense bluish-purple flower spikes. Glossy, oval leaves are chocolate with burgundy highlights and form a dense mat of attractive rosettes. Perfect for planting between stepping stones, in wall crevices or rock gardens.

Quickly forms a low carpet of medium-sized, crinkled and twisted leaves. Bronze-purple foliage develops a striking metallic sheen, creating a stunning effect in shady areas. Deep blue flowers contrast nicely with the foliage.  Perfect for planting between stepping stones, in wall crevices or rock gardens.

Fast growing groundcover with soft, sage-green leaves trimmed with cream edges; mauvy-pink flower spikes appear in late spring. Tolerates foot traffic; attractive to butterflies and hummingbirds.

Stunning double two-toned pink flowers with very frilly petals, more compact plants.

Large, 5″ single cerise pink flowers with a deep purple halo. Well branched.

Compact hollyhock that branches freely providing stems of continuous bloom all summer, unique 3-4" double purple flowers have larger frilly outer petals and smaller quilted inner petals, longest blooming hollyhock and 2004 All-America Selection.

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

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.

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

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

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

Round bright green leaves with clusters of tiny yellow-green flowers in late spring to early summer, very easy to grow.

Smaller deeply lobed velvety gray-green foliage with bright chartreuse flowers, very free-flowering, nice compact 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.

Gladiator is stately in the garden with large 6" rose-purple flowers in summer on top of tall sturdy stems; bunny and deer resistant but loved by pollinators.

One of the biggest Allium flowers available, giant 8-10" purple, round blooms appear in early summer above lush green foliage and sturdy stems, bunny and deer resistant but loved by pollinators.

Stunning new addition that blooms later than 'Millenium' and 'Windy City'. Densely clustered dark purple flowers held above neat clumps of healthy grey-green foliage.

This fool proof variety of allium is clump forming and produces sterile seed that will not spread, purple-pink flowers appear in late summer and are held above green grass-like foliage, excellent deer and rabbit resistance.

4" round shaped pure white flowers appear in summer above sturdy stems. Alliums are great if you have trouble with animals eating your garden, these plants are "nibble proof" to most pests but loved by pollinators.

Very long blooming selection with large 1½" terminal clusters of lavender-blue flowers, glossy dark green narrow foliage forms dense clumps and remains attractive all season, foliage turns yellow in fall and dried reddish flower stems provide additional interest into winter; drought tolerant.

A dwarf variety with 2" round violet-purple flowers that appear in mid-summer, dark purple stems add color when not in bloom, clumping habit, very drought tolerant, seed heads persist for winter interest.