| Allium Ornamental Onion |
Allium 'Globemaster' is a true showstopper, growing to about 32 inches tall. Majestic purple spheres up to 8 inches across bear numerous star-shaped, deep lilac flowers in May and June. |
| Aquilegia (Columbine) | This native perennial plant is 1-3' tall and sparingly branched. The round stems are green to reddish green and glabrous or pubescent. At first, only basal leaves are produced, but later there are alternate leaves along the stems. These leaves are ternately compound (divided into groups of 3 leaflets) and they have long petioles that are glabrous or pubescent. |
| Meadow Rue | Meadow Rues, represent remarkably diverse expressions of form -- from low spreading groundcovers to mammoth stems rising to 10 ft -- and lend themselves to gardens that range from conditions of full sun to nearly complete shade. |
| Nora Barlow | 'Nora Barlow' is an unusual small flowered Columbine with Dahlia like flowers. It is one of the few with double flowers and no spurs. A trait that most Columbines are known for. |
| Aster | Annual varieties of Asters require the same basic care, but should not be planted in the same spot the following year, to prevent plant diseases such as Aster wilt. Barely cover the seeds with 1/8 inch of fine soil. Thin the young plants to 12 to 15 inches apart when they are three inches tall. Purple Dome /Honeysong (purple) |
| Astilbes | Astilbes are long-blooming plume-like flowers in shades of white, pink and red, held above airy foliage. Astilbes are one of the easiest perennial flowers to grow, but they give a high return. Virtually pest free, they can light up the shade garden. Bridal Veil / Country Western / Montgomery Sprite |
| Bergenia | The large, leathery leaves of the Bergenia plant resemble a heart, with saw-toothed or wavy edges. For most of the year these leaves will remain a glossy green, but in colder climates the foliage will take on a beautiful red or bronze coloring in the fall. Winter Giut |
| Campanula (Bellflowers) |
Bellflowers are dispersed throughout the North Hemisphere, where they inhabit mountainous areas, lowland meadows, woodland, and wastelands. The majority of cultivated species in this genus bloom from late spring until late summer. Grown for their versatile garden performance and ease of culture. Blue Bells of Scotland / Blue Clips /Perkeo Serbia |
| Chives | Chives are herbaceous, clump-forming perennials. They are the smallest species of the onion family. Echincea/ Cygnet (white) /Kim's Knee High /Magnus (purple) /Pairie Splendor 2 gal |
| Coral Bells (Heuchera) |
Coral Bells begin blooming in early June and don't stop until the end of August. We suggest dead-heading to prolong the bloom season. Will grow in any well-drained alkaline soil. Bessingham Hybrid/ Palace Purple/ Rosalie |
| Presto Coreopsis | Double flowers in a golden-yellow shade grow 2 1/2" across and bloom from June to August. Compact plants feature bright green leaves and grow in the shape of a globe. |
| Daisies | Daisies are among the most popular flowers in the home garden. Daisies earn their popularity for their attractiveness indoors and outdoors, as well as their easy to grow characteristics. You will find them outdoors in flowerbeds and containers. Inside, they are excellent in flower vases and arrangements. They are popular in corsages for all types of events. Alaska/ Banana Creme/ Crazy/ Snowcap |
Daylilies |
Chicago Petticoat (peach) / Happy Return (yellow) / Mini Pearl (pale pink) / Pardon Me(red) Stella (yellow) |
Dianthus Spotty |
Foxglove |
| Geranium (perennial) | Brookside /Cranebill(blue) / Tiny Monster (Purple) |
| Helleborus | Royal Heritage |
| Iris | Butter & Sugar German / Varigata |
| Lady Mantle | Gold Strike |
| Lanium | Pink pewter, Red Nancy |
| Asiatic Lily | Tiny hope(red) / Tiny Diary (pink) Crimson Pixie |
| Phlox candy strip | Emerald blue & red wing- low growing Garden & Little Red Riding Hood |
| Playcodon | Ballon flower blue |
| Polemonium | Heavenly Habit, Purple rain |
| Pulmonaria | Lungwort Raspberry Splash |
| Rudbeckia | Gold strum& Indian Summer |
Sage Russian |
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Salvia Blue Hill & May Night |
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| Sedum Neon | Purple Emperor & Voodoo (Low growing) |
Sweet Woodruff |
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| Trout Lily | Gilt edge |
| Veronica | Goodness Grows |
| Hosta | August Moon / Blue Cadet / Diamond Tara / Gingko Craig / Halcyon / Patriot / Wide Brim |
