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'Hello Spring' Reed Grass offers white edged leaves that arch down to the ground. Variegation is most visible before the summer heat strikes. Pink flowers age to bronze-tan. Reminds of older cultivar 'Overdam', but is lot more vigorous and bulks up...

Compact, cream variegated edges (with red hue in cool months). Bright pink flowers at the end of summer. Dense, branched ground covering growth. Blooming Time: August - OctoberSize: 4-6" tall x 12-24" wide USDA Zones: 4-9 Culture: sun, half sun,...

Easy to grow, trouble free shade perennial with glossy leaves and orchid-like flowers. Valuable for very late blooming season in the shade garden (inc. deep shade). Very pollinator friendly. Deer and rabbit resistant plant - best to be planted close to...

Cultivar of native grass-looking perennial, relative to sedges (Carex). 3/8" wide and 1' long leaves with bright yellow centers with some streaking, both gold and green, within the strong green edges. Loves moisture, but will grow well in average soil...

Chives 'Chivette' is tidy and nearly completely STERILE selection. Lavender-purple flowers, upright growth, later more relaxed habit Doesn't seed around and stays in dense clumps. Chives is old culinary herb, but more and more is used in ornamental...

Nodding pink flowers with yellow spots. Reminds of foxglove. Spreads by rhizomes into wide groundcovering clumps (especially on looser soil). Likes some moisture, established plants are quite drought tolerant. In zone 7 needs some protection. Blooming...

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 butterflies. Blooming time: August-September/October ...

Narrow, upright plant with evergreen basal leaves. Wonderful, transparent, vertical accent for sunny and dry gardens. Shorter-lived perennial - the clumps have to be divided to renew the vigor of the plant, or can be grown from seeds. 'Twizzle Purple' is...

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: 4 to 10Culture: full sun, half sun. Average soils to well-drained soils. Avoid wet and waterlogged...

Asian counterpart of native Thermopsis caroliniana. A bit shorter and growing wide, reminds of wide spreading baptisia. Pale yellow flowers, grayish leaves. Blooming Time: May-JuneSize: 2.5’ high x 2-3’ wide, spreads by runnersUSDA Zones: 4...

Taller rosinweed, with airy loosely branched stems and lighter yellow flowers. Adatable to light and soil conditions. Good pollinator and bird plant. Will seed around, bit not aggressively. Blooming Time: July to SeptemberSize: usually about 5’...

Vigorous and long blooming sage with reddish flowers. A bit irregular shrubby growth. Attracts hummingbirds, some bees and some butterflies. Blooming Time: long flowering, starting in mid/late summer till fall Size: 54" tall and 24" wide and slowily...

Aromatic sage featuring plum pink flowers with a small white eye. Blooming Time: depending on your zone - in warmer zones starts in early/mid spring, continues throughout the summer till frost (or fall)Size: 2.5-3' tall and wide USDA Zones: 7a-9bCulture:...

Taller and more narrow cultivar (less spreading) with 11" long spikes with electric violet flowers and lighter green, pungent-aromatic foliage. Blooming Time: mid to late June (depending on your zone) till frost Size: 5' tall x 2.5-3' wide, spreads less...

Sage with aromatic leaves, deep red flowers and slightly better hardiness (up to zone 6 with some winter protection). Low maintenance plant - cut back 1/2 to 2/3 in winter or pre-spring. Blooming Time: depending on your zone - in warmer zones starts in...

Shorter and more compact cultivar with more regular mounds. Small reddish-purple flowers. Attracts hummingbirds and some bees. Low maintenance plant - cut back 1/2 to 2/3 in winter or pre-spring. Blooming Time: depending on your zone - in warmer zones...

Ornamental and edible with upright growth and more gray leaves than typical rosemary. But what's most exciting, is that it's very hardy and reportedly survived zone 6 winters with protection! Drought, heat and humidity tolerant, and pollinator friendly...

Small and modest woodland edge perennial. Large pale yellow flowers in clusters. Goes well with spring bulbs and native ephemerals. Old-fashioned, favorite plant in Europe, awarded by Award of Garden Merit by RHS (Royal Horticultural Society) in Britain...