Growing Conditions

Very large, narrow-leafed, Ironweed hybrid. Forms dense clumps that are wider than they are tall (6-7' wide!) Features olive green leaves, 1" wide with purple flowers. Very resistant to mildew and...

Narrow-leafed Ironweed hybrid forming dense, healthy clumps. One of the top performers at

Non-native perennial with strictly upright habit, dark green leaves and long spikes of blue flowers. 28"-30" tall x 18"-20" wide, tight dense clumps, flowers in early summer to mid summer.

Perennial with silver leaves and light sky blue flowers arranged in spikes. Selected for better vigor, longevity in gardens and better tolerance to heavier soils. Another great introduction form

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.

Small mat forming perennial with for rock garden, drier edges, troughs or crevice gardens. Blooming Time: May - June Size: 6" tall x 12-16" wideUSDA Zones:

Low mounds of chartreuse-yellow leaves with contrasting blue flowers in early summer; also known as Veronica austriaca trehane. 0.5' tall x 1-1.5' wide prostrate clumps, very slowly spreading wide...

Small perennial for the front of sunny bed, with pink spikes in June/July. 'Gilles van Hees' got 4.5 stars out of 5 stars in Chicago Botanic Garden trials.

We bought this plant from the well-known Lazy SS Nursery, right before they closed down, as Veronica wormskjoldii in the hope to get the native North American Speedwell...But it turned to be Veronica...

White-blooming form with shorter stems reaching 4 feet. An easy-to-grow architectural perennial with sturdy upright habitus, nice dark green leaves and spikes of white flowers. It performs best

Nativar with light blue-violet flowers, vertical structure and nice foliage arranged in whorls. Clump perennial, 4-5' tall x 2' wide, long-lived perennial that usually takes it's time to establish in...

Selection of unique native violet. Little gem with divided leaves (reminding of bird foot) and bi-color flowers.

Cultivar with pure white flowers. This nativar received Award of Garden Merit by the Royal Horticultural Society (UK). The flowers start early spring and can last well into the summer months (April...

Cultivar with light blue flowers and dark violet freckles. The flowers start early spring and can last well into the summer months (April to June and then blooming again in later summer or autumn). <

The double-colored Common Blue Violet, or Confederate Violet, is a natural bi-colored form of the small native wildflower. The flowers start in early spring and can last well into the summer months,...

Ground-covering native Viola for naturalization in partial shade or shade. Beautiful small plant, not fussy about soils, tolerant to drier shade. Can become aggressive seeder or spreader, so the...

True dense ground cover with evergreen/semi evergreen leaves. Easy to grow, tough, adaptable, quite drought tolerant perennial.