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Native woodland perennial with many herbal properties. Smaller clumps, 0.75' tall x 0.75'-1' wide, leaves emerge from yellow tuber, single flower without petals sits right above each leaf. Flowers in April/May, followed by attractive red berries...

Superior, reliable and probably the most standard Coreopsis in Europe (where it's sold under 'Grandiflora', which means "large flowering"). It received the Royal Horticultural Society’s Award of Garden Merit in 2000 (UK). Unfortunatelly variety...

'Becky' is one of the best forms I have grown and is particularly good in the heat of the south. They stand upright, even after flowering and a hard rain, and flower for up to 8 weeks if the large, white flowers are deadheaded. Allan Armitage / North...

Burnet 'Little Angel' is more little colorful harlequin or clown for rock garden or front of a smaller flower bed. Small plant, reaching height only 4/8" (w/wo flowers) and 10-15" of width. Maroon red oval clusters of flowers early June to early July,...

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 spicata (most likely), which was disappointing at the...

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. Grows into small, dense clumps, usually 6-8" (up to 10" tall in rich soil) x 10-12" wide. Can...

Pink flowering selection of native wildflower. Slender clump perennial, about 4' tall x 1-2' wide, small flowers in clusters flower continuously from bottom to the top, which makes this plant long-flowering - from June/July till September. Full sun, half...

"An Intrinsic Introduction! June is a romantic time of the year in the garden and this Stachys adds to it with longer spikes of pinker-purple flowers. Very upright too. Looks nice with Monarda 'Mojo', crinkled foliage looks great all season and is deer...

"An Intrinsic Introduction! Vigorous and substantial plants growing to 24"+ have white and pink bicolor spikes that bloom in June into July. The crinkled foliage is fragrant when crushed and deer resistant. Full sun, average soil. Adaptable, long lived...

Cultivar of Prairie Dropseed with a shorter, upright, tight and uniform shape. Rust-red fall color. Introduced by famous nursery man and designer Roy Diblik from Northwind nursery, Wisconsin. 1' tall and wide (2' with flowers), grows in more upright...

New introduction from Intrinsic Perennials : "Gray-green foliage erupts on vigorous plants. By Mid-July domed lime green buds resemble Hydrangea buds. In September the flowerheads swell to 6-8" packed domes of pink and magenta bi-color flowers. The...

Improved version of favorite cultivar 'Autumn Joy' - with more robust, sturdier and more dense growth, no flopping and bigger, bolder rosy-pink flowers and longer flowering season. 24-30" tall x 18-24" wide clumps of grayish leaves 1.5' tall x 1' wide,...

Tall Stonecrop cultivar with creamy-white flowers and grayish leaves. Clumps about 1.5' tall x 1' wide, a bit irregular growth (especially in comparison with 'Autumn Joy' or similar cultivar), flowers from mid summer till mid fall, but the seedheads...

Hybrid stonecrop with gray fleshy leaves and low arching mounds topped with dark ruby-red flowers in August to September. 0.5-0.75' tall x 0.5-1' wide, somewhat groundcovering mounds, leaves are more or less evergreen. Full sun, drained soils are the...

Older, but still reliable and favorite cultivar from 1916, bred by famous British horticulturalist, plant lady and garden designer Gertrude Jekyll. Lower, well branched and dense clumps, fleshy blue-green leaves are tinged red, upright growth to mounds...

Stonecrop 'Matrona' is robust German selection, with brown-red tinged leaves and pale pink flowers. Vigorous, care free, heat and drought tolerant perennial. Recipient of Award of Garden Merit by Royal Horticultural Society and several European awards...

Small native stonecrop from central part of Appalachian Mountains. Attracts butterflies. Usually 2" tall x 10" wide creeping and ground covering mat of light green-gray flashy leaves, topped with white starry eyes in May-June. Half sun, half shade (some...

Short cultivar, reaching only 2' of height, still spreading some. Award of Garden Merit by Royal Horticultural Society (UK) in 1993. Attracts pollinators, butterflies and hummingbirds. Spread depends on conditions - in ideal conditions = sun and rich...