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Carnival Cocomint Coral Bells

Thick, maple-like green foliage with silver highlights and purple-red near leaf veins, forms a pleasing tight mound. Flower stems rise above foliage in late May bearing white bell flowers through […]

Marmalade™ Lime Coral Bells

While this selection adds great color to the garden, it might be the texture it provides in the form of frilly, deeply cut foliage that will really catch your eye. […]

Green Carpet Rupturewort

Here’s a tremendous spreading groundcover that quietly goes about its business, spreading like a carpet in the landscape or amongst paving stones. ‘Green Carpet’ is quite easy to grow, loves […]

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 […]

Tianshan® Seven-son flower

While bred in France, this new cultivar is named after the mountain range in China where the species is native. Clusters of fragrant, creamy-white flowers appear in late summer, with […]

Temple of Bloom® Seven-Son Flower

We are thrilled to be able to bring this outstanding plant, previously known only by collectors and plant geeks, to everyone in North America. Temple of Bloom seven-son flower is […]

Tiger Swirl Daylily

Huge, 6.5” triangular-shaped flowers are light golden yellow with a pronounced raspberry red eye. Its bottom sepals are smooth, often twisting or curling into a “swirling” motion.

Storm Shelter Daylily

A beautiful and distinctive daylily! 5”, mauve colored blossoms with an enormous deep eggplant purple eye and matching eggplant purple petal edge.

Sound of My Heart Daylily

This daylily is perfect for the summer garden. 5” pastel pink flowers have a very wide, wine purple eye and a matching purple petal edge.

Orange Smoothie Daylily

I’m EASYGOING, no need to FUSS with me! Orange mango petals with a light rose band are borne on strong, well-branched, heavily budded scapes. Flowers appear in midsummer and again […]