Quick view Compare Liatris aspera - ROUGH BLAZING STAR Butterfly and native insect magnet! This long-flowering native perennial gets its name from the short, stiff hairs that cover the stems and narrow leaves, giving them a rough texture. The tall, upright stems have less foliage toward the top and are... $5.99 Add to Wishlist Add to Cart
Quick view Compare Heliopsis helianthoides - FALSE SUNFLOWER (OX EYE) Easy to grow and forgiving long-flowering perennial, very valuable for many native insects, several butterflies and skippers and small birds. Tough and longer-lived. 3' tall x 1.5-2' wide, stays in clumps, coarse leaves and a very long flowering season... $5.99 Add to Wishlist Add to Cart
Sold out Quick view Compare Dodecatheon meadia (Primula) - SHOOTING STAR Charming native spring ephemeral with odd looking flowers. Disease free, deer and rabbit resistant. For it's qualities awarded by Award of garden Merit by Royal Horticultural Society (UK). Common in some natural areas, while missing elsewhere. Great... $5.99 Add to Wishlist Out of stock
Quick view Compare Silphium trifoliatum - WHORLED ROSINWEED Showy and tall native perennial with typical whorls of three leaves and many yellow flowers. Usually 5' tall x 1-2' wide, vase shaped clumps. But on nutrient rich soils 6-7' tall and smaller and more strictly narrow on leaner soils, usually only 4' tall... $5.99 Add to Wishlist Add to Cart
Quick view Compare Sida hermaphrodita - VIRGINIA MALLOW Robust native perennial from sandy or rocky river shores, endangered or threatened in many locations. Biomass production plant in Europe (bio-energy plant) and silage fodder. Anticancer and other herbal properties. Called also Virginia Fanpetals... $6.99 Add to Wishlist Add to Cart
Quick view Compare Sanguisorba canadensis - CANADA BURNET (AMERICAN BURNET) Superior native, nearly unknown in horticulture, underutilized perennial with late summer blooming and good deer and rabbit resistance! But is already recognized by the best garden designers and can be seen for example in the Lurie Garden in Chicago... $6.99 Add to Wishlist Add to Cart
Sold out Quick view Compare Chelone obliqua - PINK TURTLEHEAD (1) Native wildflower for boggy soils, but also adaptable perennial for average garden conditions and soils. Usually grows to 2-3' of height x 1-2' of width. Clumping, long-lived plant with stiff upright growth. Quite large pink or pink-purple... $6.99 Add to Wishlist Out of stock
Quick view Compare Aster oolentangiense = A. azureus (Symphyotrichum) - SKY BLUE ASTER Adaptable native wildflower, important late source of nectar and pollen for native bees, various butterflies including Monarch butterflies and other insects. Seeds feed the birds. 3' tall x 1' wide upright and a bit leggy looking plants. Violet-blue... $5.99 Add to Wishlist Add to Cart
Sold out Quick view Compare Asclepias tuberosa var. interior - BUTTERFLY MILKWEED - CLAY VARIANT Favorite perennial with orange flowers and many butterflies around. Natural variety "interior" is more suitable for heavier or clay soil with average (medium) moisture to dry. Butterfly milkweed can be easily grown by seed, but it takes about 2-3 years,... $5.99 Add to Wishlist Out of stock
Sold out Quick view Compare Lespedeza virginica - SLENDER BUSH CLOVER Slender shrubby looking native perennial with nicely arching branches, small pink flower and great wildlife support. 2' tall x 1.5-2' wide, flowers in July-August/September. Full sun, part sun, adaptable to soil types, but prefers somewhat drained soil... $6.99 Add to Wishlist Out of stock
Quick view Compare Aster cordifolius (Symphyotrichum) - HEART-LEAF ASTER (COMMON BLUE WOOD ASTER) (1) Very late blooming native perennial (September/October), with clouds of small pale blue flowers. Woodland Aster tolerant to shade. Usually 3' tall x 1'-1.5' wide, upright plant with heart-shaped basal leaves. Blooms very late, when some trees turn their... $5.99 Add to Wishlist Add to Cart
Quick view Compare Orbexilum pedunculatum - SAMPSON'S SNAKEROOT Native perennial from sunny or partially sunny prairies, savannas, forest edges, sandstone glades, bluffs or railroads roadsides... Pea family, clump forming plant, with racemes of white-bluish flowers from May to June/July (depending on the site, this... $6.99 Add to Wishlist Add to Cart
Quick view Compare Solidago speciosa - SHOWY GOLDENROD Tall, showy and later flowering than other goldenrods. Attracts bees and butterflies, including Monarchs. Usually 4-5' tall x 2' wide clumps, reddish stems with dense plumes of golden flowers in August/September to October/November. Somewhat slender... $5.99 Add to Wishlist Add to Cart
Quick view Compare Silene virginiana - FIRE PINK (for half sun to light shade) Short-lived perennial that selfseeds, ideal for dappled sun, half shade, light or dappled shade garden. Fire Pink is mascot of our logo. 1.5-2' tall x 1' wide clumps of dark green leaves. Flowers in May to July attract hummingbirds, butterflies, native... $5.99 Add to Wishlist Add to Cart
Sold out Quick view Compare Gentiana andrewsii - BOTTLE GENTIAN (1) Bottle Gentian is charming late flowering perennial, unique in structure, with unique flowers and deep blue color. Usually grows to 1'-2' x 1-1.5' wide, somewhat sprawling habit, leathery looking leaves. Bottle-shaped flowers highly attract bees, but... $8.99 Add to Wishlist Out of stock
Sold out Quick view Compare Sedum ternatum - WOODLAND STONECROP Low growing, partially groundcovering native stonecrop for half shade or shade. Dark green leaves, low mounds, only 2-3" tall x 6-12" wide, 6-8" tall with white flowers in April/May to June. Half sun, half shade, light shade, medium-moist to medium-dry... $5.99 Add to Wishlist Out of stock
Quick view Compare Diarrhena obovata - BEAK GRASS (BEAK GRAIN) Attractive native woodland grass for half shade or shade, spreading and partially ground covering. Usually 2' tall x 2-3' wide, slowly spreading. Nice shiny, erect blades that arch nicely. This grass can be a thug, so it may not be the best option for... $5.99 Add to Wishlist Add to Cart
Sold out Quick view Compare COMING SOON - Echinacea purpurea - PURPLE CONEFLOWER (wild form) Wild form of Echinacea purpurea for the maximum wildlife support. It tolerates more shade than the cultivars, but also usually requires a bit more moisture. So you can use it's advantage and plant in areas with some shade (especially in hot and dry... $5.99 Add to Wishlist Out of stock
