Cut Flowers

Unique hybrid of white flowering Solidago ptarmicoides (also called Aster ptarmicoides) with yellow-flowering Goldenrod. 'Sweet Kisses' gained from this cross: a

Great selection of southeastern native woodland-edge perennial. A bit more compact, 1/3 more flowers and more orange-red flowers (the species has more magenta-red flowers). 'Ragin Cajun' also...

Pollinator-friendly perennial for a sunny garden. The peach-colored flowers fade to yellow, so at times you'll observe a bi-color effect. This tall, sturdy, fast-growing plant is perfect for the...

Eye-catching, upright perennial for drier or drained soils. Unique steel blue color flowers, bracts and stems.

Meadow Sage 'Lyrical White' - sturdy mounding habit, very hardy and reliable reblooming/long season flowering. Blooming T

Compact and blooming for a very long season. The Marvel series offers the largest flowers of Meadow Sage hybrids! Flowers the whole season, if deadheaded.

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.

Low growing, nicely arching goldenrod for edges, raised beds, retaining walls or bigger rock gardens. Well behaved, doesn't seed much around and stays in clumps.

Small and modest woodland edge perennial for half shade or shade garden. Goes well with spring bulbs and native ephemerals.

One of the best performing asters in the 2003-2009 Chicago Botanic Garden trials!

Compact and short form of Joe Pye Weed. 'Euphoria Ruby' offers extended blooming period, because it starts to bloom earlier than the tall species. More suitable for smaller beds and gardens. Still...

Old-fashioned plant, cultivated in European gardens since the 12th century (since the crusades, which is reflected in other common names like "Knigh't Cross" or 'Jerusalem Cross"). Other nam

Very late blooming Aster, usually the latest one. 1" lavender blue flowers in clusters, large coarse leaves with a reddish fall color.

Shorter-lived perennial or even biennial, that persists in the garden due to self-seeding. Very easy to grow, adaptable and opportunistic - it will fill the gaps - but you can recognize it for it's...

Sturdy old-fashioned perennial with mustard yellow flowers and fern-like, silver foliage. Very easy to grow, but requires sunny, well drained and somewhat leaner soils.

Dense, ground covering grass with late summer flowers and striking coppery-pink fall color. Similar to the popular 'Karl Foerster' grass, but much smaller.

Combact, evergreen perennial with dark green thick leaves with lighter veins. White-pink-greenish flowers with darker pink color on the outside. Blooms early, and is vigorous. 

Easy to grow, versatile and adaptable native beardtongue. White-flowering form selected from chance seedling. Not too long-lived, but persists by moderate seeding around.