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Joyful Stonecrop

This unusually attractive stonecrop will be the ‘joyful’ addition to your home or garden. Pointy looking grey-green leaves grow in a compact form, and will bloom pink flowers atop during […]

Prairie Blues Little Bluestem

Cool gray-blue foliage and strong upright stems make ‘Prairie Blues’ an excellent choice for massing in sunny gardens. The stems and foliage are a songbird magnet because they are perfect […]

Butterfly Blue Pincushion Flower

Beautiful lavender-blue flowers adorn this plant in abundance, and bring butterflies by the boat-load. They persist all season, beginning in May and lasting through October. The compact basal foliage is […]

Lyrical Silvertone Meadow Sage

Sun and heat loving selection that branches and blooms more than most Salvia. Large flowers spikes are loaded with row after row of silver, white-blue blooms. Very adaptable to both […]

Color Spires® Crystal Blue Meadow Sage

‘Crystal Blue’ Salvia is the first of its kind—an incredibly unique light sky blue (most perennial Salvias are darker purple), a cool shade perfectly fitting for a perennial that blooms […]

Creeping Willow

Salix repens has narrow- grey-green, oval leaves that slightly rise about other ground covers. Catkins mature to a yellow just before the leaves emerge. Spring bloomer, flowering from April to […]

Rosemary Willow

This delightful deciduous shrub will accent your landscape with its narrow grey-green leaves which will turn yellow in the fall. Add this ornamental shrub by ponds, pools, borders, or rock […]

Vintage Raspberry

Looking for that picturesque delicious berry you see in the store? Look no further with ‘Vintage’! A berry plant that is often sought after for it’s higher yield rate, longer […]

Double Knock Out® Rose

This relative of the now famous ‘Knock Out®’ is more than a “me too” plant put on the market to take advantage of a famous great selling previous plant…much more! […]

Short Toothed Mountain Mint

Silvery bracts highlight dense clusters of small pinkish flowers from summer to early fall. The flowers are an extraordinarily good source of nectar for smaller types of butterflies. The leaves […]