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Compact and sterile cultivar of Catmint with larger than usual blue flowers above grayish-green foliage.

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...

Intermediate Bearded Iris, reaching 24". Plicata type - white background with purple-blue, no fragrance.

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

Depending on your hardiness zone - annual, re-seeding annual, short-lived perennial to perennial. Fast growing, with very unique wiry structure, that can be tucked into most of the flower beds.<

Cultivar of moss phlox with white variegation on leaf edges. The variegation is the most visible in the spring (fades some in summer heat). But the whole plant still looks silver-gray even during...

Cool season grass with the height of 4' in the spring already! Wispy, airy structure - needs to be tucked among other plants (it won't look good on it's own).<

True dense ground cover with evergreen/semi evergreen leaves. Easy to grow, tough, adaptable, quite drought tolerant perennial.

Large-flowered soft pink, 4" in diameter. Newer blooms are more intense in color and lighten to pale rose as they age (bicolor effect of the entire clump). Popular cultivar of native plant, awarded...

Not demanding smaller perennial for edges and rock gardens. Flat rosettes of dark green glossy leaves, white flowers with inflated pale green calyxes.

Hardy garden mum with pure white slightly doubled and overlapping petals (about 3" in diameter) Late blooming (October/November).

Hardy garden mum vibrant pink flowers. Late blooming (October/November), attracts butterflies. Deer and rabbit avoid it for it's aromatic leaves.

White blooming yarrow that originates from 'Oertel's Rose' Shorter, vigorous, north American genotype that will not vanish in your garden.

Very wide clumping sedge with variegated leaves. Workhorse plant for mass plantings, bigger containers, or virtually any garden. More tolerant to sun and heat than some older cultivars. <

Drought and heat tolerant cool season grass, very adaptable from full sun to dry shade. Chartreuse flowers age to tan and light brown color.

Underused native grass with strap-like leaves, ornamental hairy leaves. Very good fall and winter color = purple-red!

Very adaptable spreading sedge with universal use. Top performer in Mt. Cuba Carex trials, gaining 4

Ground covering perennial for half shade or lighter shad. Aromatic leaves that turn red-orange in the fall,  soft pink flowers open from mauve buds in May.