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Our selection with creamy variegated leaves, named after our right hand worker Lela, who loves this plant. Variegation is stable, but is less pronounced during the hottest weeks of summer. Aromatic...

Very wide clumping sedge with variegated leaves (cream-yellow stripe in the middle of the leaf). More tolerant to sun and heat than some older cultivars.

Well behaved, non-spreading rich blooming selection of bluebell. Stiff upright stems, 2/3 of stem is covered with lilac-purple bell flowers in clusters.

End of season flowering native plant, small creamy flowers in loose panicles open to highly ornamental fluffy seedheads. Fragrant flowers attract a lot of insects.

Tough and very hardy aromatic perennial for sunny and dry gardens. Forms low clumps and doesn't spread. Attractive, aromatic, fern-like silver leaves deter many insects, mosquitos, but also

Slowly spreading and less aggressive form of Artemisia ludoviciana! Introduced by Plant Delights Nursery, from Patrick McMillan from his collections froma round Fredericksburg, Texas.

Long blooming, drought and heat tolerant spiderwort with blue-purple flowers and gray-green leaves. Blooming Time: late May - early JulySize: 2' tall x 1-1.5' wide (in rich

Creeping phlox for those who want to stick with the wild forms of natives. This is an Appalachian subspecies, with smaller and finer foliage.

Cultivar of moss phlox with lavender-rosy-pink flowers with darker eyes. Blooming Time: usually for a couple weeks in April/May

Small mat forming perennial for rock garden, edges, troughs or crevice gardens. Light lavender-blue flowers, shiny foliage with a hit of burgundy, especially in the spring and fall.

Summer blooming perennial with sword-shaped, iris-like leaves and pure citrine-yellow flowers. Clusters of shiny black berries that persist to winter months (deadhead to prevent too many seedlings).

Cultivar of moss phlox with white-pinkish flowers with blurry pink eye. Blooming time : usually for a couple weeks in April/May

This perennial is largely unknown in horticulture! The only species native to the southeastern USA (while there are many native to the western states). A garden workhorse, wit

Incredibly versatile and adaptable native grass (from dry to moist, sun to very light shade). Soft tufted structure, very long flowering season from June till fall (with the peak in early summer),...

Upgraded version of old fashioned plant of Sweet William! Interspecific hybrid with more t

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 s

Quite modest perennial with smaller deep velvety-red flowers, and ornamental slightly gray palmate compound leaves. Forms basal clumps of leaves and branched flowering, somewh

Very similar to Echinacea pallida (simulata = similar). Drooping petals remind of ballerina dress, fragrant flowers.