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Short-lived perennial with great vertical accent. Mix of rosy-purple, copper-purple flowers (up to 1" i

Mid to late summer blooming perennial sunflower, well behaved (forms wide clumps). Double to full flower don't offer much pollen and nectar for pollinators, but it is still valuable host plant for...

Exotic perennial with golden-yellow flowers. Pollinator friendly, attracts hummingbirds, deer and rabbits avoid it.

Exotic and unusual, bulbous perennial from South Africa. Large deep olive green leaves emerge very late - usually in early summer.

Single pink flowers attract butterflies and variety of insects. Late bloomer, with fairly long flowering season, excellent cut flower.

'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.

Big Bluestem cultivar combining silvery leaves with smoky purple and red stems. Adaptable warm season grass with universal use.

Upright native aster with late blooming, small light yellow flowers age to reddish-purple. Pollinator magnet, adatable to various soil and light conditions.

Japanese hardy geranium, very valuable for very late blooming at the end of summer and in the fall. 1.5" magenta flowers, red fall foliage. The flowering st

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

Chives 'Chivette' is tidy and nearly completely STERILE selection. Lavender-purple flowers, upright growth, later more relaxed habit

Nodding pink flowers with yellow spots. Reminds of foxglove. Spreads by rhizomes into wide groundcovering clumps (especially on looser soil). Likes some moi

Cultivar (possibly hybrid of 2 native species) with 1.5" raspberry pink flowers and darker eye. Blooming Time: mid summer end of June - Ju

Delicate looking native perennial from sandy soils. Grassy silvery-green leaves, upright branched stems with gold-yellow flowers in late summer and fall. Long and late flowering season, attracts...

Small mat forming perennial with for rock garden, drier edges, troughs or crevice gardens. Blooming Time: May - June Size: 6" tall x 12-16" wideUSDA Zones:

Easy to grow, trouble free half shade/ shade perennial with white orchid-like flowers. Valuable for very late blooming season in the shade garden (inc. deep shade).

Asian counterpart of native Thermopsis caroliniana. A bit shorter and growing wide, reminds of wide spreading baptisia. Pale yellow flowers, grayish leaves.

Alien-like looking biennial or short-lived perennial. Unusual branching, silver lacy leaves and large sphaerical umbells that start white and change to mauvy pink.