Blue-green fern-leaf foliage with cherry-red flowers, very hardy and heat tolerant; plants consistently rebloom throughout summer.

Large rose flowers will bloom for several months in the summer; very floriferous and a great re-bloomer

Lovely arching stems with dangling heart- shaped rosy-pink flowers

Same as Old Fashioned Bleeding Heart but with white flowers.

Stunning spring color with brilliant gold foliage and rosy-pink heart- shaped flowers dangling from arching stems, as with other spectabilis types plants will go dormant in summer, provide at least half shade for best color and performance.

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.

This Diervilla is a magnet for honey bees and butterflies. Use if you are interested in adding a pollinator shrub; foliage and flowers are a vibrant yellow and will brighten any shady space; leaves remain bright yellow into fall; not fussy and easy to grow in any soil.

This annual foxglove will not dissapoint with a very colorful show all season long, multi-colored flowers appear with purple, pink, orange and yellow, awarded "Best New Plant" at the 2012 Royal Horticultural Society Chelsea Flower Show.

A true perennial foxglove that blooms every year instead of biennially. Tall stately pink flowers are long lasting throughout summer. Reliably frost tolerant.

First foxglove to produce upward facing flowers! Bright rose-pink flowers with burgundy speckled throats stare right at you for a truly unique appearance; very strong and sturdy stems.

Upward facing, bright rose-pink flowers with interesting speckled throats. Strong stemmed plants make for amazing cut flowers and are loved by hummingbirds.

Vigorous growing F1 hybrids with strong upright stems and large flowers, very uniform yet compact, creamy-white flowers with spotted maroon throats, well-branched stems produce secondary spikes for extended bloom.

Vigorous growing F1 hybrids with strong upright stems and large flowers, very uniform yet compact, soft apricot flowers with spotted yellow throats, well-branched stems produce secondary spikes for extended bloom.

Vigorous growing F1 hybrids with strong upright stems and large flowers, very uniform yet compact, rich purple flowers with spotted throats, well-branched stems produce secondary spikes for extended bloom.

Vigorous growing F1 hybrids with strong upright stems and large flowers, very uniform yet compact, pure white flowers with purple spotted throats, well-branched stems produce secondary spikes for extended bloom.

This selection of a North American native has magenta-pink flowers with yellow centers that are twice the size of other varieties, the shooting star flowers will appear in late spring and last for several weeks, plants will go dormant in summer, avoid planting in wet soils.

One of the earliest blooming perennials. An abundance of 2" semi-double, daisy-like, bright yellow flowers appear on short stems amid lush dark green, serrated, heart-shaped leaves. Forms a mound that is about a foot high and performs best in light shade, such as woodland settings. Works well with spring blooming bulbs.

A large magnificent fern, long arching shiny green fronds have serrated leaflets for a frilly and ruffled appearance, slightly more sun tolerant.

Early spring fronds are copper colored, turning deep glossy green by summer and then coppery again in fall, evergreen.

Young shoots emerge orange and the fonds fade to golden-yellow, eventually turning green; brightens up even the darkest landscapes.

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.

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

A seed grown variety that produces highly uniform plants in flower and growth habit. Large, golden-yellow flowers bloom all summer.

A great addition to the Butterfly™ series, opens tangerine-orange and matures to a stunning raspberry pink. Compact and free-branching plants with sturdy stems, blooms mid-summer to late fall.

Stunning bi-color yellow and pink flowers with a red cone, compact and free-branching plants with sturdy stems, blooms mid-summer to late fall.

Superb mix of colors on compact plants, 3½" flowers bloom in shades of red, orange, purple, yellow, and white, well-branched sturdy stems hold up well in the landscape, more drought tolerant, 2013 All-America Winner.

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.

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

Hybridized by AB Cultivars, this Echinacea is the first variety in the 'Fine Feathered™' series. Flowers are unique with bi-color yellow and red blooms on a compact plant.

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.

A Terra Nova introduction. Large golden-yellow flowers are long lasting and appear earlier than most from early summer until frost. Foliage is upright, compact, and sturdy in habit. An impressive flower count makes it great for containers and gardens.

A Terra Nova introduction. Large raspberry-pink flowers are long lasting and appear earlier than most from early summer until frost. Foliage is upright, compact, and sturdy in habit. An impressive flower count makes it great for containers and gardens.

A Growing Colors™ exclusive, from breeder Marco van Noort, stunning dark orange fully doubled flowers are showy and will appear summer through fall, upright and clumping habit.

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

This one is fun! Loads of bright, cherry red semi-double flowers that look like an English ladies hat with a giant fuzzy pink cone and pink horizontal ray petals; the upright and clumping habit will stay tidy in the garden. Aka "Delicious Candy"

Unique, bright saffron colored blooms with short, compact habit. Daisy like petals flower from early summer until almost fall.

Green Twister is a seed selection of Magnus so it's reliably hardy; horizontal petals are green-tipped with hot pink centers; compact, sturdy and drought tolerant.

Tall plants with large bright rosy-pink flowers, petals remain more horizontal (not drooping), large coppery-brown cones,

First year flowering Echinacea from seed! Large striking yellow flowers will bloom very early on a well branched and uniform habit. Excellent heat and drought tolerance, perfect for patio and garden planting.

Same wonderful features as Wild Berry but with pure white flowers.

A 2010 All America Selection Winner, large 3-4" flowers are deep rose-purple which do not fade; plants are compact and exhibit exceptional basal branching for greater flower production. Also blooms continuously without deadheading.

This coneflower will bloom earlier and longer than any other Echincea. Deep rose blooms on a well-branched, compact plant.

Improved purple coneflower with larger flowers and more intense carmine-red color, horizontal petals, sturdy stems, blooms all summer.

Tall white with copper-brown cones.

Brilliant deep orange, downward-arching ray flowers and large, deep orange cones.

Cheerful yellow flowers with many overlapping petals make this coneflower look extra full and bright, great for summer cut flowers due to the exceptionally long bloom time, drought tolerant and very hardy, expect to see some birds in the winter if you leave any seed heads.