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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.

Mildew resistant cultivar and excellent garden performance, tolerant to humid climates. Long flowering, dark green leaves, light pink flowers with dark eyes

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 (dap

Double flowering plants offer less for pollinators, but we decided to add this coneflower to our assortment, because we noticed of it's excellent and lasting performance in our area!

Architectural, evergreen native perennial with very narrow gray-green sword-like leaves. For hot and dry garden and well drained soils.

Short native goldenrod for dry sunny garden. Pollinator magnet as any other goldenrod.

Dark reddish buds open to red-pink flowers, darker stems, bronze-green foliage. Compact variety.

Valuable end of summer / early to mid fall blooming shade perennial (when nearly nothing blooms in your shade garden)Bi-color orchid pink large flowers with darker lip.<

Short-lived/biennial native wildflower, valuable for long and late blooming period and fast establishing Leaf rosettes in the first year, blooms the second year and persists by re-seeding.

Compact tidy growth, golden-yellow foliage that doesn't fade in the summer +  lavender blue flowers in clusters above the leaves = all season-interest plant. Low mounds,

Spiderwort with long flowering season, bi-color purple/lilac - white flowers and glaucous blu-green leaves. Blooming Time: early summer to late summer (May - August, in cooler areas into the...

'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...