Cut Flowers

Fine-textured native grass with delicate appearance. For cooler northern areas (dislikes hotter zones than 7).  Adaptable to soil conditions, best in half shade or shade garden, tolerates dry shade! Flowers gracefully move in the wind, mature to...

Old fashioned plant with fragrant purple-red flowers, excellent cut flower. Short-lived perennial or biennial. Easy to grow, persist by re-seeding. Size: 18-20'' tall x 10-12" wide, clumpsFlowering time: May/June (can rebloom in late summer in cooler...

Old fashioned plant with fragrant flowers, excellent cut flower. Mix of pink, white and red (variable seed mixture). Short-lived perennial or biennial. Easy to grow, persist by re-seeding. Size: 12-14' tall tall x 10-12" wide, clumpsFlowering time:...

Clump-forming grass with ornamental dangling spikelets arranged in loose panicles. (they start green with a hint of purple and fade to tan color). The flowers move in a slight breeze and are excellent dry flowers! Cool season grass that prefers somewhat...

Well behaved, non-spreading rich blooming selection of bluebell. Stiff upright stems, 2/3 of stem is covered with lilac-purple bell flowers in clusters. Blooming Time: spring to summer (depending on your zone April/May to June)Size: 18" tall x 16-18...

Tough and very hardy aromatic perennial for sunny and dry gardens. Forms low clumps and doesn't spread. Attractive, aromatic, fern-like silver leaves deter many insects, mosquitos, but also deer and rabbits. Plant is bitter (and poisonous) and leaves...

Slowly spreading and less aggressive form of Artemisia ludoviciana! Introduced by Plant Delights Nursery, from Patrick McMillan from his collections froma round Fredericksburg, Texas. The clump opens in the upper part into wide and a bit irregular clump...

Long blooming, drought and heat tolerant spiderwort with blue-purple flowers and gray-green leaves. Blooming Time: late May - early JulySize: 2' tall x 1-1.5' wide (in rich soil up to 3')USDA Zones: 3 to 9Culture: full sun to partial shade;...

Plant Delights Nursery superior selection of native perennial from Arkansas! Expands wide assortment of beebalms and deer resistant plants. The species is early extinct in nature, so by planting this gem, you help to preserve it ex site (out of it's...

South American beauty with rich red+yellow flowers. Robust plant, proven to be hardy in Michigan in zone 6 - on drained soils and some winter protection (or sheltered spot). Premium cut flower with long stems and all summer blooming period. Pollinator...

Incredibly versatile and adaptable native grass (from dry to moist, sun to very light shade). Soft tufted structure, very long flowering season from June till fall (with the peak in early summer), slightly untidy look towards the end of the season. We...

Upgraded version of old fashioned plant of Sweet William! Interspecific hybrid with more tidy upright growth, shorter statue, slightly smaller gray-green leaves and fragrant deep red single flowers! Excellent cut flower, very long blooming season from...

Native dropseeds, quite common in natural remnants, but not common in gardens. Reminds a bit of Prairie Dropseed - it is clumping grass with fibrous roots, but the flowering stems have tight (closed flowers for the most of the time), and are not...

Quite modest perennial with smaller deep velvety-red flowers, and ornamental slightly gray palmate compound leaves. Forms basal clumps of leaves and branched flowering, somewhat wispy flowering stems. So it's the best, if tucked among other medium to...

Very similar to Echinacea pallida (simulata = similar). Drooping petals remind of ballerina dress, fragrant flowers. Long-lived perennial with a tap root, slender habitus, and narrow hairy leaves. Very drought, heat and humidity tolerant. The...

Mildew resistant cultivar and excellent garden performance, tolerant to humid climates. Long flowering, dark green leaves, light pink flowers with dark eyes Blooming Time: mid-July to the beginning of September, peaks at the end of JulySize: 30-32" tall...

Late-blooming native perennial with blue flowers and misleading name - this aster stays in clump and doesn't creep. Adaptable to light conditions - from full sun to light (dappled) shade. Best in dry or somewhat drained soils.   Blooming Time:...

Double flowering plants offer less for pollinators, but we decided to add this coneflower to our assortment, because we noticed of it's excellent and lasting performance in our area! According to the Dutch hybridizer Marco van Noort, 'Delicious...