Shop All

If there is a true perennial classic, it has to be Rudbeckia ‘Goldsturm‘. This striking cultivar has been popular in horticulture since its introduction in 1949, and its popularity was crowned by the Award of Garden Merit by Royal...

Easy to grow prairie plant. The lobed compound leaves mostly stay at the base; the stems branch at the top and bear crème white flowers with yellow centers. The whole plant is covered with white hair, so the leaves look a bit gray-green. Each...

This modest native perennial prefers some shade, but will do fine even in full sun. It is also very drought tolerant. The 5-petaled white flowers with greenish centers are followed by oval thimbles that mature to fluffy seeds and are dispersed...

Interesting shrubby-looking perennial with a woody base (doesn't climb). Late bloomer with smaller hyacinth-like purple flowers. Tolerant to black walnuts. Slower grower, slower to establish, but long-lived and low maintenance plant - you can cut it back...

Long-lived perennial with a tap root, slender habitus, and narrow hairy leaves. Rosy-pink (sometimes more or less pale) flower with drooping petals and orange-greenish centers. Heat, humidity, and drought tolerant perennial. Flowers 2 to 4 weeks...

Long-lived perennial with a tap root, slender habitus, and narrow hairy leaves. ’Hula Dancer’ offers interesting flowers with slim pale pink drooping petals and greenish centers. Heat, humidity, and drought tolerant plant. Flowers 2 to...

The famous British botanist and knowledgeable horticulturalist Graham Stuart Thomas called this spurge "one of the most spectacular spring-flowering plants." This non-native European species is a remarkable perennial and is becoming more and...

A rare native perennial, this mallow originally grew as an endemic species in the Kankakee Region and was not found anywhere else. Now Iliamna remota is slowly becoming more popular in garden use. It offers bigger, hairy, highly ornamental leaves...

Late flowering native perennial and valuable pollinator plant! Clusters of white flowers and hairy leaves that surround the base of the stem. Blooms late and is a good size for borders, native plant gardens, wildflower gardens, cottage gardens, woodland...

Old-fashioned Bleeding Heart with soft pink-white flowers in late spring. Elegant arching branches, silvery-green leaves. Turns yellow and dies back in early summer (to come back the following year). Easy to grow and trouble free longer-lived perennials...

Another charming early spring bloomer with variable flower color that can be maroon, yellow, orange- or copper-red. The leaves are green with irregular silver-gray dots. It blooms earlier than most Trilliums and is tolerant to black walnuts. ...

Also known as Great Merrybells. Excellent early-blooming native perennial for half-shade or shade garden. The Bellwort flowers and leaves have an overall droopy appearance when in bloom, but after the seeds are set, the leaves look somewhat like a needle...

Very pretty mounding ground cover perennial with bigger lilac-pink flowers. It forms lovely clumps, and in good conditions also spreads by rhizomes to create colonies. The flowers are quite big and showy (1-1.5“), and the leaves are highly...