Growing Conditions

Probably the most robust summer blooming Allium on the market! Strong and vigorous clumps. Pale pink 3-3½" sphere, highly attractive to various insects, turn to ornamental seedheads. Grayish foliage, the whole plants has strong onion/garlic and...

Darker purple flower and grayish leaves - late summer blooming perennial with somewhat groundcovering growth (blooms are darker and appear after Allium' Millenium'). 12-14" x 20" wide clumps of gray-green leaves (other common cultivars like 'Summer...

Allium 'Medusa' is a beautiful ornamental onion cultivar that features light amethyst colored globes, with narrow, twisty leaves and buds that resemble snake heads before the bulbs emerge. A great, pest resistant, and pollinator friendly addition to any...

Superb late flowering show-stopper, tough plant with no pests and diseases. Deer and rabbit resistant and highly attractive for butterflies and bees. Perennial Plant of The Year in 2018. No wonder, why we see this amazing plant more and more in public...

Nearly all year round interest plant for its fresh green and glossy foliage, mid summer soft pink flower and dried nodding flowers in late fall and winter. Gold Medal Award from Pennsylvania Horticultural Society! Usually 12" tall x 18" wide (but in rich...

Nodding onion belongs to the lily family and is known for its unique ball-shaped clusters of white-pink flowers and flat leaves. The fragrant leaves remind us that this plant was once widely used in cooking (the entire plant is edible). Tolerant to...

Chives 'Chivette' is tidy and nearly completely STERILE selection. Lavender-purple flowers, upright growth, later more relaxed habit Doesn't seed around and stays in dense clumps. Chives is old culinary herb, but more and more is used in ornamental...

Summer and early fall flowering perennial, reaching height of 1'-1.5' and 0.5'-1' of width. Fragrant reddish-pink flowers usually in July - August, or up to September, the foliage dies back shortly after the end of flowering. Full sun, half shade,...

South American woody perennial with incredible lemony fragrance and flavor. Used for teas, in cooking, potpouri, cosmetics and perfumes. Hardy in zones 8-10, but often grown as annual or container plant (can be easily overwintered in light cool/cold...

Our bad - we got this one accidentally while trying to source native mallow (Iliamna remota/Iliamna rivularis) and we got this one instead...well, now we have the plants and what to do with them? Shrubby looking robust plant with pale pink flowers and...

Non-native showy spring perennial for edges, dry beds, rock gardens, crevices or dry walls. 6-10" tall and 12-15" wide, lower mounds of gray leaves, smothered by small golden flowers in April/May. Leaves stay evergreen. This plant can be heavy seeder, so...

False indigo, also known as leadplant, belongs to the pea/bean family and is one of the few true prairie shrubs. This deciduous (woody) perennial's delicate green foliage is covered in short hairs, giving it a silvery or dusty appearance. 4-8"...

Shorter, more compact hybrid of Amsonia hubrichtii (Threadleaf Bluestar). Better resistance to chlorosis, densely branched clean habit, the same excellent orange-yellow fall color as its parent. Flowers above the foliage with pale periwinkle blue flowers...

Reminds of smaller shrub with very narrow needle-like leaves. Awesome golden fall color (starts as chartreuse/coppery). Long-lived deer and rabbit resistant perennial. The flowers are a medium-dark steel blue in late spring. It will flop in shade,...

Trouble free and no maintenance perennial for sunny or half-shade garden. One of the amsonias with the richest floral display and winners of Amsonia trials at Chicago Botanical Gardens (Richard Hawke). 3' tall and wide, vase shaped clumps, blue flowers...

Rare native wildflower and showy perennial. It is smaller than the other commonly-used species of Amsonia, so it's suitable for smaller gardens and landscaping. It forms upright bushy clumps, bearing loose, pretty clusters of star-shaped flowers in blue...

Short and compact form of blue star. Blue star-shaped flowers, possible yellowish fall color. Gained 4.7 out of 5 stars at Mt. Cuba dwarf bluestar comparison (3 stars at Chicago Botanc Garden due to developed chlorosis). Blooming Time:...

Superior selection with nearly black sprouts in early spring, very dark stems for the whole season, bluish flowers in early spring (for 4-6 weeks), and yellow foliage color in the fall (the more sun, the better the fall color). This tough, adaptable, and...