Growing Conditions

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

Attractive native woodland grass for half shade or shade, spreading and partially ground covering. Usually 2' tall x 2-3' wide, slowly spreading. Nice shiny, erect blades that arch nicely. This grass...

Shorter Bleeding Heart for full sun/partial sun. Very long blooming season from late spring to early fall.

Southeastern native shrub, endangered in natural habitats. Great wildlife support - attracts various bees, butterflies and hummingbirds.

Mountaineer® 'Calico Red' is mid-sized, fast growing shrub with chartreuse-orange leaf color and small pale yellow tubular flowers. Holds the color from spring to fall. Blooming Time: 

Mountaineer® 'Merlot' is mid-sized, fast growing shrub with deep, clear merlot-red foliage borne on deep purple upright stems. Small pale yellow tubular flowers. Holds the color from spring to fall. <

Architectural plant, usually shorter-lived perennial or biennial, that persist in the garden by moderate seeding. Award of Garden Merit by RHS (UK).

Vertical and narrow plant, with evergreen basal rosettes and subtle spikes of tiny brown-red flowers.

A bit shorter foxglove with coppery-rose to strawberry rose flowers in May to June. Shorter-lived or biennial. Sometimes sold under commercial name 'Summer King'. 2-3' tall x 1-2' wide, basal leaves,...

Charming native spring ephemeral with odd looking flowers. Disease free, deer and rabbit resistant. For it's qualities awarded by Award of garden Merit by Royal Horticultural Society (UK).

Showy and easy perennial. Large white flowers with blue spots inside bloom in early summer and features low mounds of fresh green leaves.

True deep blue flowers, heart-shaped crinkled leaves. Grows into small mound.

Evergreen fern with unique coppery-orange new emerging leaves and the same color at the end of the season after the first frosts. Spread slowly by short rhizomes, ground covering growth.

New hybrid coneflower with compact, upright habit, large bright orange flowers and a very long flowering season from June to September. Narrower leaves show parentage of narrow-leaf coneflowers.

Long-lived, knee-high coneflower, with excellent pollinator and bird support, very drought tolerant - unique complex hybrid of three native coneflowers: Echinacea purpurea, Echinacea tennesseensis...

One of the top performers at Mt. Cuba Coneflower trials 2018-2020 and still excellent for pollinators! Double win win!

Long-lived perennial with a tap root, slender habitus, and narrow hairy leaves. Rosy-pink (sometimes more or less pale) flower with drooping petals and orange-greenish centers. Heat, humidity, and...

This super showy and rare wildflower is highly recommended for home landscaping. It is the only wild Echinacea with yellow flowers and became the parent of many new colorful hybrids of coneflowers...