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False Indigo hybrid with 10" spikes of orangy-bi-color flowers (dark mahogany + bright yellow keels). Like any other baptisia, this is trouble free plant, long-lived and tough plant with no pests or diseases. Blooming Time: MaySize: 3-3.5' tall x 3...

More leafy than other native prairie clovers, purple-light purple flowers form prolonged ornamental seedheads (last till mid fall). Can't compete with tall competitive plants, so combine with shorter/smaller plants. Late bloomer, drought and heat...

Superior selection of southeastern native woodland-edge perennial. More compact than the species, upright, rich blooming with dark red flowers with yellow throats. Hummingbird plant with versatile use : tolerates more sun and can be planted in full sun...

Another great selection of southeastern native woodland-edge perennial. Compact, with more flowers and dark wine-red flowers. Self cleaning. Tolerates more sun and can be planted in full sun (with average moisture), but appreciates some shade during the...

Large-flowering beardtongue hybrid, with shrimp pink flowers that fade to baby pink. Incredible long flowering period from July to October. Probably more suitable for southern states, but it is fast growing and can be grown as annual in cooler zones...

Out of many Iris that offered, this one stands out  for it's: Durability, no care plant, healthy foliage for the whole season, silver-white variegation, early-mid season blooming (blooms when most irises are done blooming), total deer resistance,...

Compact cultivar of stonecrop, with improved characteristics = multiple crowns (that develop into multiple stems), fuller shape and upright foliage. Leaf color changes during the season - spring is purple red brown, summer foliage is red black. Best for...

Small and modest woodland edge perennial. Larger pale yellow flowers with darker center, rosettes of crinkled leaves. The flowers are bigger than the wild form and not as big as the new hybrids can have. Goes well with spring bulbs and native ephemerals...

Compact clump-forming colorful perennial. White-variegated leaves, darker stems and smaller yellow double flowers (with overlapping petals). New leaves show pink blush. Heat, humidity, and drought tolerant as well as deer resistant...

Large, spreading clumps, deep shrimp pink flowers in the spring, green leaves with prominent white spots. Deer, rabbit, and mildew resistant. Blooming Time: April (as early as late February in the south)Size: about 10" tall and 24" wideUSDA Zones: 4 to...

Dramatic deep blue flowers. Clump forming, partial-shade to shade-loving perennial with cobalt blue flowers in mid spring and dark green leaves. Leaves may be semi-evergreen in warm winters.  Blooming Time: April (as early as late February in the...

Dense, shrubby looking with full habit. Darker sprouts and blue flowers in the spring. Tough, adaptable, and long-lived perennial, completely deer and rabbit resistant. Reminds of another fantastic cultivar 'Storm Cloud, but blooms 1-2 later and has...

Selection of naturally occurring hybrid of two native iris species! Robust and vigorous, with strong wider leaves and purple-blue flowers. It is very showy in the spring, when you can see the dark purple base of leaves and new growth - this adds lovely...