Cherry red flowers bloom all season long atop dense, silvery green foliage. With its sturdy form and compact habit, this variety is an improvement over older varieties like 'Strawberry Seduction'. 

Easy to grow, drought-loving and long-blooming. Perfect for hot, dry, windy sites! Compact yarrow with flat-topped clusters of bright lemon yellow flowers and fragrant gray-green leaves.

A sport of 'Millenium', 'Serendipity' shares the rosy purple flowers of its parent plant but is distinguished by blue foliage. Profuse flowers are produced in mid- to late-summer and are bee and butterfly magnets.

Soft pink globular flowers bloom on long stalks in June and continue blooming all summer. Persistent, white, round seed heads add beauty to the winter landscape. Very attractive to butterflies.

Dense plumes of reddish pink flowers are held up on strong, sturdy stems in mid-summer. Glossy, serrated foliage emerges maroon and ages to dark green. A vigorous and floriferous variety.

Profuse bloomer with short, full pumes of pink flowers that appear on upright, reddish stems. Makes an impressive statement when planted en masse. Effective groundcover for shady areas.

Violet-blue, cup shaped, upward-facing flowers cover dark green foliage from June through September. Forms compact, rounded clumps. Great for rock gardens and the front of borders.

1-1.5" cup-shaped, pure white flowers and dark green foliage. One of the earliest blooming Campanula on the market. Great for rock gardens and the front of borders.

Delightful flowers have a prominent orange-red center and gold, fringed tips. Sterile flowers bloom all summer through fall over compact mounds of dark green, disease-resistant foliage.

Compact bushy plants are loaded with flowers all summer. Golden yellow with bronze-red centers for a classic color combination to brighten a landscape. Needs consistent moisture but well drained.

Compact bushy plants are loaded with flowers all summer. Bright yellow with bright red centers. Needs consistent moisture but well drained.

Somewhat compact cultivar with light yellow, daisy-like flowers with darker yellow centers. Shearing can encourage fall re-bloom. PPA Perennial Plant of the Year 1992.

Fragrant coral pink double flowers on tidy clean mounds of classic spiked foliage. Full sun and well drained soil will assure reliability and enjoyment.

This is the new standard in dianthus for the perennial garden. Compact foliage and sturdy flower stems hold up classic single pink blooms for season-long performance.

Perfect edging plant for the sunny perennial garden with single, vibrant magenta flowers that cover the blue foliage. Dependable foliage and great flower power you can rely on.

This is an alpine-type bleeding heart that does best in full sun and well-drained soil. Pink flowers bloom from late spring to early summer and continue to bloom throughout the summer. Flowers open light pink and have a two-toned effect.

Produces a charming mix of flowers in shades of red, pink, yellow, orange, purple, and white. 2013 AAS Flower Award Winner. Deadheading will prolong blooming. Low-maintenance.

Bright orange flowers with complementary orange cones completely cover the compact plants in summer. These coneflowers are some of the most vigorous well branched perennials for the landscape.

Rich, golden yellow flowers are produced from early to late summer on stiffly branched, compact plants. Center cone is green with golden highlights and is a good source of seed for finches and other birds.

Salmon pink flowers have yellow overtones and crimson eyes and are lightly scented. Makes an excellent cut flower. 

Large golden yellow flowers are fully double and are reminiscent of Zinnias. Tall stems make them great for cut flowers. This variety has great heat and drought tolerance. 

This hosta is HUGE! Dark green, deeply veined leaves can measure up to 1 1/2' wide and long, while the foliage mound grows to 4' tall with a spread of 6'. Reddish purple flowers grow to 5'.

Miniature, 2 1/2" golden yellow flowers have ruffled edges and deep yellow throats. Prized for its compact habit, heavy flower production, and extremely long bloom period.

One of the shortest Heliopsis cultivars available. Daisy-like flowers have yellow rays and orange-gold centers. Stems are stiff and well-branched. Tolerates drought and light shade.

Hardy, dwarf, everblooming daylily with 4" fragrant, rose-pink, yellow-throated flowers. Blooms early and consistently from June until frost. Each stem has 9-12 buds.

A Heuchera villosa hybrid wth good vigor and heat and humidity tolerance. Fuzzy foliage includes tones of amber, bronze, and gold, and takes on vibrant salmon red fall color. Foliage mound is 12" tall with 14" flower scape

Very vigorous grower with deep purple flowers that bloom from late spring to early summer. Prefers moist soils, but will tolerate drier soils once established. Foliage holds color into fall.

Taller lavender variety that is better adapted to the humidity and tough winters of the Midwest. It is a heavy bloomer, flowering earlier in the spring than many other varieties. Best in full sun and lean soil.

Sturdy and well-branched with white single flowers on short, strong stems. Flowers have gold centers and bloom all season long. Works well in perennial borders or as a groundcover. Good disease resistance.