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Compact and sterile cultivar of Catmint with larger than usual blue flowers above grayish-green foliage.

Breakthrough in baptisia breeding = golden-yellow foliage combined with indigo blue flowers! Focal point or background for other plants.

False Indigo hybrid with 10" spikes of orangy-bi-color flowers (dark mahogany + bright yellow keels).

More leafy than other native prairie clovers, purple-light purple flowers form prolonged ornamental seedheads (last till mid fall). Can't compete with tall competitive plants, so combine with...

Intermediate Bearded Iris, reaching 24". Plicata type - white background with purple-blue, no fragrance.

Out of many Iris that offered, this one stands out  for it's: Durability, no care plant, healthy foliage for the whole season, silver-white variegation, early-mid season blooming (blooms when most...

Compact cultivar of stonecrop, with improved characteristics = multiple crowns (that develop into multiple stems), fuller shape and upright foliage. Leaf color changes during the season - spring is...

Small and modest woodland edge perennial. Larger pale yellow flowers with darker center, rosettes of crinkled leaves. The flowers are bigger than the wild form and not as big

Large, spreading clumps, deep shrimp pink flowers in the spring, green leaves with prominent white spots. Deer, rabbit, and mildew resistant.

Dramatic deep blue flowers. Clump forming, partial-shade to shade-loving perennial with cobalt blue flowers in mid spring and dark green leaves.

Smaller shrub or sub-shrub with darker blue-purplish flowers arranged in clusters on it's branches. Dull green-gray, aromatic leaves.

Depending on your hardiness zone - annual, re-seeding annual, short-lived perennial to perennial. Fast growing, with very unique wiry structure, that can be tucked into most of the flower beds.<

Cultivar of moss phlox with white variegation on leaf edges. The variegation is the most visible in the spring (fades some in summer heat). But the whole plant still looks silver-gray even during...

Selection of naturally occurring hybrid of two native iris species! Robust and vigorous, with strong wider leaves and purple-blue flowers. It is v

Cool season grass with the height of 4' in the spring already! Wispy, airy structure - needs to be tucked among other plants (it won't look good on it's own).<

Dense wide mounds covered by rusty peach to sun tanned pink flowers. Coreopsis verticillata hybrid, vigorous and with very long flowering season from June to the fall.

Shortest of the C. verticillata hybrids. Dense mounds, bi-color red-yellow flowers. Very long flowering

Vigorous plant. Spreads moderately into wide ground-covering clumps. Large 2.5" tubular deep blue-purple flowers.