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Rose Mallow

Huge blossoms reminiscent of the tropics abound on this shrubby perennial. Up to 9″ in diameter, these massive, light pastel pink flowers with a dark red eye zone sit atop […]

Rose Mallow

Vibrant pink flowers with salmon tones have an airbrushed central white halo and a small dark red eye. Overlapping petals create a three-dimensional look to the flowers. The rich, dark […]

Rupturewort

This deer-resistant evergreen is full of tiny leaves that create a dense evergreen carpet, which turns bronze in the winter. Rupturewort also displays small green flowers that appear early in the […]

Rosy Returns Daylily

Functional and beautiful, ‘Rosy Returns’ is one of those dream plants that comes along every so often that is so easy to care for and so easy to look at! […]

Happy Returns Daylily

A very popular variaty thanks to its 3″ deep lemon-yellow flowers that rebloom all summer from May until September. Blooms are tucked neatly into compact foliage.

Frankly Scarlet Daylily

An All-American winner in the landscape category, this plant is a revelation in the garden! Big, velvety, 4″ diameter scarlet blooms flower in great numbers and don’t fade in the […]

Daring Deception Daylily

Daring Deception’ stretches the bloom season better than almost any other Daylily. And who wouldn’t want to see 5.5″ flowers that start blooming in June and, because it is one […]

Chicago Apache Daylily

Big, beefy plants and dependable, late season bloom make this selection worth a second look. Clean, deep green, strap-like foliage forms a sizable yet tidy mass in the landscape that […]

Gold Collection® Champion Helleborus

Lenten or Christmas Roses are hardy and one of the first to bloom in the spring. Champion is a hybrid selection with matching vigor, beauty, and ease of maintenance. It […]

Mahogany Snow Helleborus

A true harbinger of spring with late February through April bloom featuring large, creamy white flowers that are dusted light pink on the petal undersides. As the flowers age they […]