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Oldie, but oldie cultivar ‘Palace Purple’ with purple-brown-red leaves and insignificant pale flowers. It scored quite well at

Ok, to be fair, this is not what we wanted: 'Blushing Bride' is sold as a cultivar of the hardy native spiderword. But when we got the plugs, it was obvious this is a tender plant, or tropical plant,...

Probably the most robust summer blooming Allium on the market! Strong and vigorous clumps. Pale pink 3-3½" sphere, highly attractive to various insects, turn to

Compact blanket flower cultivar with bright red curled petals with yellow tips.  Shorter-lived perennial with very long flowering season. Often used as annual.

Short-lived perennial or biennial. Value by ones for it's fuzzy silver leaves, and for larger white flowers by others.  Deadheading prolongs it's life. Persist by self seeding (it's good to...

Upgraded version of old fashioned plant of Sweet William! Interspecific hybrid with more t

Valuable end of summer / early to mid fall blooming shade perennial (when nearly nothing blooms in your shade garden)Bi-color orchid pink large flowers with darker lip.<

Shortest of the C. verticillata hybrids. Dense mounds, bi-color red-yellow flowers. Very long flowering

'Avalanche' is similar to very popular 'Karl Foerster', a bit shorter and with white stripe in the centers of the leaves and more narrow. The whole look is more silver.

Cultivar of native grass-looking perennial, relative to sedges (Carex). 3/8" wide and 1' long leaves with bright yellow center

Easy to grow with a very long flowering season. Deep blue flowers, fresh green leaves with a hint of gray. In cooler zones often grown as an annual.

Shorter and more compact cultivar with more regular mounds. Small reddish-purple flowers.

Ornamental and edible with upright growth and more gray leaves than typical rosemary.

Clumping perennial with strawberry-like flowers. Prefers somewhat drained soils and is incredibly drought tolerant. Reddish color on some leaves in fall.

Stunning, brand new cultivar, combining the best of two native Artemisia species! Excellent durability, heat, humidity, drought tolerance, good garden size and non-aggressive habit! Aromatic silver...

Upright and narrow goldenrod with reddish stems and narrow spikes of yellow flowers.Blooming Time: August-Septem

Small subshrub with very glossy evergreen leaves (matt on the bottom side). Keeps regular upright shape and therefore is often used on small evergreen hedges. Easy to grow, evergreen, drought...

Architectural biennial with bold rosettes of large fuzzy leaves, upright stems with big white blooms. Flowers open in morning and close in the afternoon. <