Sold out Quick view Compare Dracocephalum ruyschiana - NORTHERN DRAGONHEAD (smaller flowers & needle-like leaves) (3) One of the easiest to grow dragonheads, even in regular flower bed conditions! Dracocephalum ruyschiana has deep sky-blue, slightly fragrant flowers in late summer, and grows in regular mounds of narrow, green, aromatic leaves. This... $8.99 Add to Wishlist Out of stock
Quick view Compare Desmodium canadense - SHOWY TICKTREFOIL (2) This adaptable native wildflower perennial has great wildlife benefits, and its flowers, leaves, and seedpods are all considered ornamental. It grows in bushy clumps, with pink flowers that appear for 3 weeks in late summer. Very adaptable. Very good... $7.99 Add to Wishlist Add to Cart
Quick view Compare Desmanthus illionensis - ILLINOIS BUNDLEFLOWER Also called prairie bundleflower or prairie mimosa, this bushy native wildflower perennial has very fine, fern-like foliage and fluffy white flowers that are followed by ornamental, compound, twisted seedpods. The seedpods are dark brown-black and... $7.99 Add to Wishlist Add to Cart
Quick view Compare Dalea purpurea - PURPLE PRAIRIE CLOVER Purple prairie clover is a showy, native North American perennial. It grows in slender-looking, upright clumps, with fine leaves and cylindrical spikes of purple flowers. Drought tolerant. This is a pollinator favorite plant - the pollen and nectar... $7.99 Add to Wishlist Add to Cart
Quick view Compare Coreopsis tripteris 'Gold Standard' - TALL COREPSIS 'GOLD STANDARD' (2) This excellent perennial was selected by Mt. Cuba center: "Coreopsis tripteris ‘Gold Standard’ combines all of the great attributes of the straight species, like excellent hardiness and disease resistance, with a smaller and sturdier habit... $8.99 Add to Wishlist Add to Cart
Sale 56% Quick view Compare Coreopsis pubescens 'Sunshine Superman' - STAR TICKSEED 'SUNSHINE SUPERMAN' Trouble free, compact plant with a very long blooming season.Yellow, star-shaped flowers with orange discs start blooming in June. In suitable conditions freely (moderatelly) self seeds and fills the gaps. Heat and drought tolerant. Deer, rabbit and... $7.99 $3.49 Add to Wishlist Add to Cart
Quick view Compare Coreopsis palmata - PRAIRIE COREOPSIS This modest and tough wildflower grows in ground-covering clumps that slowly spread by rhizomes, so in time and good conditions it can form some colonies (though it's not an aggressive spreader at all). 2" yellow flowers, dark green foliage. Coreopsis... $7.99 Add to Wishlist Add to Cart
Sale 56% Sold out Quick view Compare Coreopsis lanceolata - LANCE-LEAF COREOPSIS (SAND COREOPSIS) This native wildflower is a very showy plant that has big, golden yellow flowers and a long flowering season. It grows in clumps of light green, hairy leaves. For sunny flower beds with drier/drained soils, wildflower gardens, meadows or prairies. It is... $7.99 $3.49 Add to Wishlist Out of stock
Quick view Compare Coreopsis auriculata 'Nana' - MOUSE-EARED TICKSEED 'NANA' (low & very early blooming) (2) Very early bloomer = from the end of April till late May (in cooler areas till early June). Slowly spreading wide and groundcovering. 'Nana' is the dwarf form of Eared Coreopsis and only grows to about 6-9 inches tall. It flowers in late spring and... $8.99 Add to Wishlist Add to Cart
Quick view Compare Clinopodium arkansanum - LIMESTONE CALAMINT (1) This neat, ornamental, and nicely minty-aromatic native perennial is largely unknown to the horticulture sphere.... Clinopodium arkansanum reminds of thyme or a low-growing oregano, as it forms a very dense, ground-covering mat of evergreen leaves... $8.49 Add to Wishlist Add to Cart
Quick view Compare Clematis virginiana - VIRGIN'S BOWER (2) This fall flowering clematis has fragrant, cream-white flowers in late summer through early fall (flowers are 1.25" in diameter). This is the ideal substitute for the invasive Clematis ternifolia (sweet autumn clematis) introduced from Japan. The native... $8.99 Add to Wishlist Add to Cart
Quick view Compare Chelone lyonii 'Tiny Tortuga' - TURTLEHEAD 'TINY TORTUGA' (5) 'Tiny Tortuga' = dense mounding perennial, the shortest and compact cultivar of Chelone. . This gorgeous, adaptable perennial grows in mounds that stay tightly closed and have a ground-covering habit. The clumps of shiny, dark green leaves are topped by... $9.99 Add to Wishlist Add to Cart
Quick view Compare Chelone glabra - WHITE TURTLEHEAD This is a taller and slender-looking perennial that has white/white-pink turtlehead flowers in August to September. Grows into narrow, upright clumps that slowly spread by rhizomes. The best uses are in shade gardens, woodland gardens, bog gardens,... $7.99 Add to Wishlist Add to Cart
Quick view Compare Ceratostigma plumbaginoides - HARDY PLUMBAGO (2) This ground covering, non-invasive perennial hails from Western China. It grows into a dense mat of glossy leaves with slightly reddish stems, accented with dark gentian-blue flowers in late summer through early fall. Towards the fall, the leaves... $8.49 Add to Wishlist Add to Cart
Quick view Compare Carex pensylvanica - PENNSYLVANIA SEDGE (1) Very valuable groundcover sedge for dry shade. Carex pennsylvanica is unpalatable to deer, rabbits, livestock, and other herbivores. Pennsylvania Sedge forms soft, grass-like clumps of very narrow, bright green leaves. The clumps will spread,... $7.99 Add to Wishlist Add to Cart
Quick view Compare Boltonia asteroides - FALSE ASTER Boltonias are great plants for adding color to the garden in the fall. Related to Asters, they are covered with 3/4" aster-like white flowers. The green-gray leaves are ornamental too. This clumping perennial slowly spreads by rhizomes (not... $7.99 Add to Wishlist Add to Cart
Quick view Compare Berlandiera lyrata - CHOCOLATE FLOWER Also called "chocolate daisy" for the light chocolate fragrance of the daisy-like flowers; another common name is lyreleaf greeneyes. It has grayish, aromatic and divided leaves, pale yellow to yellow flowers with maroon brown eyes, and nice,... $8.49 Add to Wishlist Add to Cart
Quick view Compare Aster ptarmicoides (Solidago) - UPLAND WHITE GOLDENROD (1) Originally named Aster ptarmicoides, this plant was re-named to Solidago ptarmicoides in 1981 as a result of research by two botanists, Brouillet and Semple, who realized that this plant belongs to the goldenrod family. For more confusion, another... $7.99 Add to Wishlist Add to Cart
