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Butterfly Kisses Coneflower

Large full sized 3″ fully double, pink pompom coneflowers are neatly displayed on its compact, well-branched form. Large center cones start out lime and transition to a deep pink surrounded […]

Dense and compact with uniform branching, this long-blooming selection comes from seed making it reliable and floriferous. Loaded with color throughout the summer, Red Ombre flowers open intense red softening […]

Glowing Dream Coneflower

Large, highlighter-pink flowers have dark cones and produced above dark green leaves. Leave the flowers intact into winter to watch birds come to eat! Perfect for any sunny garden, but […]

Baby Swan White Dwarf Coneflower

This dwarf form of Echinacea ‘White Swan’ has reduced height but there is nothing dwarf about its blossoms. Each blossom is made up of pure white, reflexed petals reaching up […]

Night Heron Fairy Bells

This sleek, sophisticated, evergreen perennial will add a mystique to your landscape.In spring dark black-purple stems rise like asparagus from the soil, reaching heights of 4 to 6 feet tall. […]

Meader Eastern Persimmon

A result of breeding work by Professor Elwyn Meader of the University New Hampshire, this selection is both cold hardy and self-fruitful needing no fertilization from another Persimmon variety to […]

Magic Fountain Weeping Persimmon

A distinct selection of native Persimmon noted for its rapid, upright growth and weeping branches. Will reach 10 to 15 feet tall and 5 to 7 feet wide. Female variety, […]

Low Bush Honeysuckle

You’ll love the stunning foliage color on this easy to grow selection as new leaves emerge brilliant crimson in spring filling this dense spreading shrub with color. Leaves age to […]

Dwarf Tufted Hair Grass

A showy, fine-textured, evergreen grass excellent in shady gardens or woodland settings, it forms a tight clump of narrow foliage that is petite in size but still has the same […]

Million Dollar Blue Bee Delphinium

Deep green, highly dissected foliage forms a mound that gives rise to strong, erect flower stalks in late spring. Buds form along the length of the stalk and open in […]