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.

An improved shasta daisy with better branching and many side buds. This variety blooms longer than most Leucanthemum varieties. White flowers with yellow centers blanket the plant all summer if deadheaded.

A bold choice for containers or cut flowers. Large, vibrant, dark pink-red flowers have a white edge and bloom atop sturdy, upright, dark green stems. Produces 2 to 4 flowers per stem. 

Incredibly striking flowers are orange with maroon speckles. Each stem produces 4 to 7 flowers. Our Asiatic lilies are planted with 3 bulbs per pot. 

Part of the Lily Looks™ series, 'Tiny Ghost' is a dwarf variety with large, upward-facing flowers that are magenta to purple-red. All of our Lilium varieties are planted with three bulbs per pot.

The brightest orange flowers of the Lily Looks™ collection. Compact plants are perfect for containers, and no staking is needed. High bud count per stem. Our Asiatic lilies are planted with three bulbs per pot. 

Flowers are a stunning combination of black and yellow. Each stem produces 3 to 6 flowers. Our Asiatic lilies are planted with 3 bulbs per pot. 

Bright chartreuse yellow foliage provides interest all season long. Clusters of lavender flowers appear just above the foliage from early summer to fall and bloom continuously without being cut back.

One of the earliest blooming Nepeta available. Violet-blue flowers start to bloom in April above gray-green foliage. Compact, tidy, rounded form makes it a great choice for containers or groundcover.

Low, compact variety that makes a great small-scale groundcover for dry areas in full sun. Periwinkle-blue flowers have purple calyxes and cover the plant from late summer to early fall.

This fragrant, fall cushion phlox has purple flowers with bright pink eyes that bloom all summer long. Dark green, mounding foliage is extremely mildew resistant.

True to its name, this Phlox produces bright, vibrant, fluorescent rose-pink flowers in early summer. Will rebloom later in the season if cut back. Glossy green foliage is mildew-resistant.

A sterile hybrid between S. nemorosa and S. pratensis that blooms up to two weeks earlier than most other Salvia. Bright blue flower spikes are produced from spring through summer on five repeat blooming cycles. Good cold hardiness and heat tolerance.

Forms dense, rounded, aromatic clumps of gray-green foliage. Produces masses of vivid, violet-blue flowers with purple calyxes. Dense habit and concentrated color increases its appeal in the retail environment.

The largest flowers of any pink or rose Salvia nemorosa. Clusters of rose pink flowers bloom on burgundy calyxes for a stunning effect. Reblooms without deadheading for a long flowering season.

Densely upright, compact, rounded variety with bright violet-blue flowers held up on purple calyxes. Will rebloom throughout summer if spent flowers are removed.

Dense, upright spikes of small, purple flowers bloom from late spring into early summer on upright spikes. After flowers fade, reddish purple calyces are attractive. If deadheaded, will rebloom in summer and fall.

Bright, variegated foliage has yellow centers and green edges and looks similar to Carex. Pendulous green flowers are held up on 18-24" yellow stems in summer. This nativar can tolerate seasonal flooding and mild drought.  

Very different from Stachys byzantina with glossy, dark green foliage and dense spikes of rose-lavender flowers. Clumps of foliage are attractive even when not in bloom. Best in full sun.

Bicolor flowers are 2" wide and warm purple with soft lilac edges with an airbrush effect. Mounding foliage is glaucous and blue-green. Can be grown in full sun to full shade.

Self-cleaning flower spikes are lavender-blue, long-lasting, and grow to almost 12" tall. Similar to 'White Wands' but with lavender flowers. Foliage is clean and rich green. Vernalization is required for flowering.

Compact, erect speedwell with short, deep blue-purple flower spikes. Deadheading prolongs blooming. Does well in the front of the border, containers, and rock gardens.