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Upgraded version of old fashioned plant of Sweet William! Interspecific hybrid with more tidy upright growth, shorter statue, slightly smaller gray-green leaves and fragrant deep red single flowers! Excellent cut flower, very long blooming season from...

Native dropseeds, quite common in natural remnants, but not common in gardens. Reminds a bit of Prairie Dropseed - it is clumping grass with fibrous roots, but the flowering stems have tight (closed flowers for the most of the time), and are not...

Quite modest perennial with smaller deep velvety-red flowers, and ornamental slightly gray palmate compound leaves. Forms basal clumps of leaves and branched flowering, somewhat wispy flowering stems. So it's the best, if tucked among other medium to...

Mildew resistant cultivar and excellent garden performance, tolerant to humid climates. Long flowering, dark green leaves, light pink flowers with dark eyes Blooming Time: mid-July to the beginning of September, peaks at the end of JulySize: 30-32" tall...

Late-blooming native perennial with blue flowers and misleading name - this aster stays in clump and doesn't creep. Adaptable to light conditions - from full sun to light (dappled) shade. Best in dry or somewhat drained soils.   Blooming Time:...

Unique creamy-white native goldenrod, very adaptable to light and soil condition and very drought tolerant. Pollinator magnet as any other goldenrod. Blooming Time: July - September/October Size: usually 2' tall and 1' wide (in poor dry soil can be...

Short native goldenrod for dry sunny garden. Pollinator magnet as any other goldenrod. Blooming Time: July - August/September Size: usually 18-24" tall and wide, in optimal conditions can spread with fibrous roots into smaller loose colonyUSDA...

'Tardiflora' is similar to the species, the difference is that it blooms 2-3 week later. Best in half shade areas with not too-dry soil (likes a bit wet feet). Performs and blooms better in somewhat cooler ares (not suitable for south). Airy silver-green...

Compact and sterile cultivar of Catmint with larger than usual blue flowers above grayish-green foliage. Forms low, compact and slightly wide clumps. Quickly reblooms when cut back after first flush of flowers. This older cultivar was a great standard...