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Brilliant pink flowers, pale grayish-green succulent leaves, flowers mature to rusty red. Reliable tall stonecrops, stays ornamental for 6 months (leaves, flowers, seedheads). Award of Garden Merit by RHS in 1993 (Royal Horticultural Society in Britain),...

'Nora Barlow' Columbine offers double, pink-white spur-less flowers and grayish leaves. Traditional cottage garden plant and great cut flower. Not long-lived plant, but persist in the garden by self-seeding. Likes a bit cooler or partially shaded spot...

Strictly upright, evergreen rosettes, wiry stems with scarlet red flowers. Very long flowering season from July to fall. Attracts hummingbirds and butterflies. Blooming Time: July to October/NovemberSize: forms a narrow, upright clump, usually...

Small mat-forming perennial for edges, retaining walls, rock gardens, troughs or crevice gardens. Soft lavender-blue flowers with darker veins, bronze-green leaves. Spreads wide to form little mat, but is not competitive enough to be  a true...

'Red Grape' blooms with vivid 1" red-purple flowers. Grassy leaves emerge gray-green. Easy to grow. Blooming Time: June/July, often reblooms later on, especially if cut backSize: 15'' high x up to 12’’ wideUSDA Zones: 4/5 to 10Culture: full...

Dwarf rock garden skulcap. Round fuzzy leaves, tiny lavender-purple flowers. Blooming time : mid to late spring, with some reblooming in the fallSize : 4-5” tall x 12" wide, slowly spreads wide (reaching 12" in 3 years)USDA zones : 6/7 to 8,...

Vertical and narrow plant, with evergreen basal rosettes and subtle spikes of tiny brown-red flowers. Good cut flower. Shorter-lived perennial, on a good site persist by self-seeding (or collect some seeds and sprinkle, where desired). Toxic to humans,...

Asian counterpart to American native Amsonia tabernaemontana. China blue-purple flowers in the spring, relatively larger leaves turn yellow in autumn (sometimes yellow-orange) Smaller, compact and more full looking mound. Rare in cultivation. Blooming...

Earlier blooming fall aster for drier soil. Slowly forms wider clumps. Purple-blue 1"+ flowers on wiry stems. Blooming Time: June/July to July/August (depending on your zone and soils), flowers for about 3 weeksSize: about 20" tall and wide, slowly...

Smaller plant with lanceolate grassy leaves and globular clusters of pink flowers. Heat, salt spray and rocky soils. Suitable for in drained soils Blooming time: June to July/August  Size: 0.75' tall x 0.5'-0.75' wide USDA zones: 6 to 7/8 Culture:...

More delicate looking spring phlox, with smaller needles, forming only small clumps. Smaller button-like pale pink flowers. Very hardy selection from northwestern mountainous USA, so suitable for cooler northern areas (but does surprisingly quite well in...

Vigorous, semi-evergreen needle-like leaves and lavender-pinkish, medium-sized flowers. Very drought and heat tolerant, needs average to well drained or sandy soils. Tough plant with similar needs like creeping phlox. In early spring, the flowers...

Creeping phlox with pink flowers, for those who want to stick with the wild forms of natives. This plant originates at Woodthrush Natives. We propagate this one from cuttings, so our plants are uniform.  Blooming Time: usually for a couple weeks in...

Shrubby looking native woodland perennial. Late blooming, shade and black walnut tolerant. Great support for various insects. Long-lived, in time forms wide clumps and remind of small shrub.  Blooming Time: July-AugustSize: 4' tall x 3-4' wide,...