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Morello Hummingbird Mint

Huge flowers are a deep rosy burgundy that blooms from spring through the fall. The bright flowers attract hummingbirds and butterflies. Good in borders. Attracts butterflies; cut flowers are good fresh […]

Bottlebrush Buckeye

Fantastic new introduction! A shrub form of Bottlebrush Buckeye. A native to the south but perfectly hardy in New England. Large pyramidal white flower clusters in July through August. Large […]

Issai Mini-Kiwi Fruit

The perfect conversation piece for any garden, this vigorous, easy care vine will cover any fence or trellis with ease. It’s twisting, vining branches are coated with lustrous, deep green […]

Queen of Sheba Bugbane

A towering, regal presence in the garden, this selection dominates with its 3 to 4′ height, its beautifully textured, dark blackish-green foliage and its pendulous, stem ending streamers of late […]

Hillside Black Beauty Snakeroot

Intriguing, nearly black, deep purple foliage along with a statuesque garden form make this a plant that demands attention. ‘Hillside Black Beauty’ was found at Hillside Gardens in Norfolk, CT […]

Chocoholic Bugbane

Dark, bronzy purple, nearly black, foliage has a lacy texture that looks amazing set against lime green hostas or astilbe. Fragrant bottlebrush flowers start blooming in late summer and their […]

Rainbow™ Tri Color Yarrow

The new Rainbow series an easy care, re-blooming perennial that is excellent in the perennial border for color all season long. Tri Color has large yellow flowers with hues of […]

Rainbow™ Summer Wine Yarrow

The new Rainbow series an easy care, re-blooming perennial that is excellent in the perennial border for color all season long. Summer Wine has large pink to wine colored flowers […]

Rainbow™ Sparkling Contrast Yarrow

The new Rainbow series an easy care, re-blooming perennial that is excellent in the perennial border for color all season long. Sparkling Contrast has large red blooms with a yellow […]

Pretty Belinda Yarrow

Deeply dissected green foliage forms a tight mound of fine textured foliage in the spring. As the season warms and moves towards June, stems rise above topped with masses of […]