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A petite clump-forming grass with blue-green leaves that turn wine red in summer. Burgundy fall color. Purple flower panicles fade to tan and persist, providing winter interest. Salt tolerant.

Narrow, erect foliage emerges blue-green and quickly takes on red tips and highlights in summer. Beige seed heads and foliage provide winter interest. Graceful arching foliage.

Refined perennial with a symmetrical, compact form. Dense clusters of daisy-like, semi-double, purple flowers cover the plant in early autumn. Tolerant of short periods of drought.

Large, pink to rosy purple flowers are non-drooping (unlike the species) and have an attractive deep copper-brown center cone. 1998 PPA Perennial Plant of the Year. Great for naturalizing.

Large, shiny scalloped leaves are a deep shade of purple. Foliage is larger and the color is richer than 'Blackberry Ice'. White flowers bloom in mid-summer.

Loved for its deep bronze-purple, maple-shaped leaves, 'Palace Purple' is a landscape staple. White flowers rise to 24" on purple stems. Foliage height- 8-12", flower scape- 16-20".1991 PPA Perennial Plant of the Year.

Discovered as a sport of 'Obsidian', this unique variety has pink-spotted black leaves. Pink spots fade to cream as the season progresses. Makes a bold accent in container plantings or beds. Foliage height- 10", flower scape height-24"

'Plum Pudding' is an industry staple and one of the best purple-leaved Heucheras. Plum purple foliage has dark purple veins and grows to 8" high, with flower spikes rising to 26".

This is a large, fast-growing variety that is ideal for landscaping. Broad, chartreuse leaves have dark green edges . Foliage height is 24". Ornamental, fragrant, white flowers rise to 41" tall. 2002 AHGA Hosta of the Year.

Spreads quickly by rhizomes and makes a dense groundcover but does not tolerate foot traffic. Tolerates salt, heat, and humidity, and can be planted under trees. Best suited for beds surrounded by hardscapes or controlled by edging.

'Nicky' produces dense clusters of magenta-purple flowers that add welcome, bright color to the garden all summer. Allow for good air circulation and avoid overhead watering to help prevent powdery mildew.

Long, pointed, silver leaves are flecked with green. Great for brightening up shady areas! Large, outward-facing flowers range from coral to pink to blue. Good mildew resistance and heat and humity tolerance.

True cobalt-blue flowers bloom in drooping clusters in early spring. Gren foliage is narrow and lance-shaped with silver spotting. Works well in a mixed border or as a specimen for shady areas.

Compact variety with dark pink flowers and attractive dark pink calyxes. Blooms from late spring to early summer and will rebloom if sheared. 2024 Proven Winners National Perennial of the Year®.

Named for its tight, upright habit. Foliage puts on an impressive performance all season, with blue leaf blades and red tips during the growing season that transition to shades of orange, red, yellow, and purple in fall.

'Vera Jameson' forms non-spreading clumps of purple-blue leaves on arching stems. Terminal pink flower clusters appear in late summer. Excellent for edging, troughs, and alpine and rock gardens.