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Interesting native woodland perennial with showy blue berries in the fall. The ornamental leaves are bluish or blue-green; the flowers are an indistinct yellow-green. The blue cohosh becomes most showy toward the end of the season. It establishes slowly...

A very tough native perennial, this plant is underused in American horticulture; however, it's becoming popular in European gardens. Flowering spurge is a great substitute for invasive non-native baby’s breath (Gypsophilla paniculata) as they are...

An easy to grow and quite fast-growing perennial. Forms clumps of winged stems with leaf rosettes bearing bright yellow daisy-like flowers at the end of summer (branches form at the top only). The wild form of sneezeweed looks the best in wild...

Also know as American Ipecac, this is a fantastic plant with a delicate appearance and many advantages. This sturdy perennial is very adaptable to light conditions, different soils and even moisture in the soil. Medium-sized white flowers with red...

Well-known native perennial with plenty of common names (Aaron's Rod, False Lupine, Bush Pea…) and another scientific name – Thermopsis villosa. Similar to Baptisia sphaerocarpa or Baptisia tinctoria. This is a beautiful wildflower that...

Underused charming native perennial with strictly upright bushy habit. Evergreen leaves with purple veins, smaller tubular purple-pink flowers in large airy panicles. Surprisingly (rather) long flowering period for about 6 weeks (or even more, depending...

Excellent vertical flowering plant for dry, sunny or partially-shaded areas. The big, fuzzy leaves are gray-green, stay at the ground level and are evergreen. The upright eye-catching stems are topped with bare clusters of big pale yellow flowers...

Also called “showy beardtongue” due to its succulent, leathery looking, gray-blue leaves and big tubular flowers up to 2 inches long! It makes this perennial one of the showiest North American beardtongues ever. Flowers are usually light pink...

Exceptionally compact variety, well branched, one of the shortest on the market. Small, bright, light yellow flowers are organized in dense clusters. It's a versatile perennial and easy to grow. The best companions are Asters (especially darker or purple...

More upright cultivar of native wildflower with larger purplish flowers, ornamental dissected leaves and reblooming in late summer. Very adaptable workhorse, that can be tucked into any sunny or half shade flower bed. Fast growing and somewhat...

Lovely mounding grass with narrow green or blue-green foliage. Late summer flowers are unremarkable; the fluffy seed clusters are more ornamental. Valuable coppery/amber foliage in the fall. Native Americans used to dry the leaves for winter insulation...

Charming perennial with yellow-red lanterns hanging down on thin stems and delightful foliage. This native wildflower seems to be underused recently although it has been used ornamentally and medicinally in Western cultures since medieval times. This is...

Unique light wiry structure, very long flowering season, fast growth, cute white flowers resembling butterflies; attracts hummingbirds. Simply a great plant for your garden! The 'Summer Breeze' cultivar is very rich and abundant, flowering for the whole...

Virginia Mountain Mint is an easy to grow and underused perennial that grows as a small bush with an upright structure. It has a long bloom time of 4 or more weeks and is highly attractive to pollinators. Its light green and narrow leaves and smaller...

Favorite perennial with orange flowers that attract many butterflies. Forms more regular clumps up to 3’ in diameter (less in poorer soils); the leaves are narrow, the stems hairy. The big seed pods release silky-tailed seeds into the wind and can...

Developed for good performance in hotter humid climates. Compact, mounding perennial with bicolor effect of large pink flowers with darker calyxes. Long flowering season, pollinator magnet. Just like other Agastache, it is shorter-lived perennial, that...

Large plant with bold arching silver leaves. Mostly grown as annual and combined with annual. For overwintering needs drained soil, that stay drier during the winter months (from zone 7b). Does the best in areas with somewhat cooler summers. Edible...

Compact, floriferous, well branched. Much shorter mounds than 'Black Adder' or 'Blue Fortune'. Very long flowering season, pollinator magnet. Just like other Agastache, it is shorter-lived perennial, that is good to divide from time to time to maintain...