An upright and spreading deciduous shrub with huge, color-changing flowers. Blooms emerge lime-green, turn creamy white in late summer and mature to a rich, deep pink before fading to beige in fall. The oval, dark green leaves turn to shades of red in the fall and the panicles provide winter interest.

One of the most impressive Hydrangea flowers you'll ever see! Huge 15" long cone-shaped flowers start to appear in July. Initially they are light green in color but then transition to white and then pink in fall. Upright and sturdy stems, so blossoms won't flop.

Soft lavender flowers cover the deep green, mounded foliage from late spring and to the fall. Deer and rabbit resistant. Attracts pollinator bees.

Big white flowers on this compact plant bloom later than most Iberis in early summer, flower stems are long enough to cut and use in fresh arrangements. Deadhead to promote flowering.

Extremely floriferous and much improved over Purity. Uniform mounds are covered with small white flowers in spring. Perfect for small spaces or miniature gardens. Deadhead to promote flowering.

Displays one of the largest, pure white flowers on the market today! Many flowers bloom over a long period from April to June.

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

Graceful large dark maroon double flowers that are dramatically splashed with yellow signals.

Showy white flowers are splashed irregularly with blue and fuchsia, bright yellow throat.

Showy 8" wide periwinkle-blue flowers with white edges appear in late spring; pleasantly fragrant.

Large, lightly ruffled white petals with flashes of lemon yellow.

Violet purple standards with deep violet falls, subdued white veins and yellow signals. 

Wonderfully green and white striped foliage with dark purple flowers.

Early bloomer; the royal purple flowers are splattered and streaked with white flecks so that each flower is unique and very showy.

Mid, a few hints of purple are all that stand between this variety being jet black. Velvety petals with dramatic ruffles add to the impressive display of this award winner.

Mid-late season blooms;  medium blue with billowing ruffled edges. Prolific bloomer with 8-10 buds per stem; reblooms.

Mid, large bicolor flowers with light canary-yellow standards and blue-violet falls, wonderfully ruffled with exquisite form, Dykes Award Winner.

Midseason bloom; pure white flowers with light lemon beards, ruffled and fragrant. Excellent vigor, best reblooming variety

Early-midseason bloom; violet standards compliment the slightly ruffled white falls that are edged with violet. Reblooms

Early, very large mahogany-red standards and falls with hints of gold. The dark red blooms have a velvety appearance and are held on tall stems. Honorable Mention 2017.

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

Midseason bloom, generous displays of well formed deep golden yellow flowers with ruffled edges. A stand out for its strong growth and reblooming qualities.

Late season bloom; intense orange flowers with orange beards will remind you of a summer sunset! Reliably produces 3 full weeks of blooms that will not fade even in 90-degree temps.

Midseason bloom; dramatic dark purple-black falls highlight the orange beards with upright purple standards. Very fragrant.

Midseason bloom; bright golden standards sit above ruffled falls of the same color with white streaked centers.

Early-Mid, heavily ruffled violet blue petals with clear blue border and blue-white falls and beard. Flower stem can have up to 7 or 8 flowers.

Green and white striped foliage under very fragrant lavender-blue flowers.

Green and yellow striped foliage under very fragrant lavender-blue flowers.

Creamy white standards and buttery-yellow falls. Excellent flower form with non-fading colors; reblooms

Deep violet-blue flowers; very floriferous.

Large, 6 inch double, vibrant blue flowers. Long bloom time and attracts hummingbirds. Tetraploid; reblooms.

Stunning violet, yellow and white multi-colored flowers! Slender stems have 2-5 flowers each; narrow green foliage is upright and slightly arching.

Large, 6 inch double, blue-violet flowers with gold and white sunburst blaze. Tetraploid.

Large 7 inch double, light pink-lavender flowers that look more like a rose than an iris.

Multi-colored flowers with shades of violet, lavender, red, yellow and gold! Early summer blooms are sweetly fragrant. Selected for its unusual flower color and heavy bloom.

Selected for its unusual flower color and heavy bloom. Pale blue flowers with darket blue veining show off greenish-yellow signals.

Two-tone yellow and white standards with darker yellow falls. Grass-like foliage. Early summer bloom.

Periwinkle blue standards with falls of bright yellow centers and smokey gray-blue edges. Grass-like foliage looks attractive in the garden all season.

Native species with blue-purple flowers in early summer; tolerant of wet soils.

Attractive foliage plant with thick, curly green leaves that resemble corkscrews; tiny, yellowish-green flower clusters appear in mid-summer on stem tips. Prefers moist soil and can be planted in boggy areas or added to a water feature. 

Hardiest Red Hot Poker! Nice compact forms low clumps of narrow arching blue-green foliage; multiple stems of coral-red and yellow "pokers" arise from the base. Drought resistant.

Interesting tri-colored variegated foliage, heart-shaped dark green leaves are edged in golden yellow with a white central stripe. Forms a spreading patch of scalloped and bright colored foliage for an interesting texture in shady areas. Light lavender flowers appear in spring and continue on and off until fall.

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

Forms dense spikes of deep purple flowers over attractive crisp silver leaves with rich green edges. Adds color to any shady garden; a robust grower.

Silver-white leaves with narrow green edge under pure white flowers. Foliage and flowers will brighten any shady spot!

Performed great in the Growing Colors™ trial/display garden. Large, violet-purple flowers grow on sturdy stems that hold up to shipping and remain healthy at retail. Compact, upright habit, and long flowering even through the heat of the summer.

Compact gray-green foliage with large violet-blue flowers. Flowers are larger than Munstead or Hidcote.

Pure white version of Big Time Blue, extra large flowers grow on compact gray-green foliage. Comes into bloom earlier than others and continues into fall.