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Fireball Bee Balm

Well behaved and Monarda are not words that always appear in the same sentence. Many Monarda, despite their marvelous ability to bloom heavily in a huge variety of conditions and […]

Coral Reef Bee Balm

Bred with Canadian toughness and hardiness, this selection has a soft, tropical looking side that belies its northern roots. ‘Coral Reef’™ is a big, vigorous plant that will quickly dominate […]

Blue Stocking Bee Balm

If native insects could personally thank you, they would be lining up at your door after you planted ‘Blue Stocking’ in your garden. There is just no better summer nectar […]

Electric Neon Purple Beebalm

There is so much bloom on this compact plant that it is safe to say that it will jolt your summer landscape alive with 3″ wide, electric purple blossoms that […]

Electric Neon Pink Beebalm

How can this compact selection produce so much bloom? Hard to say but it will jolt your summer landscape alive with big, electric pink blossoms which will last all the […]

Bee Balm

Just like its name would suggest, Bee Balm will attract pollinators from near and far with its vigorous, tubular, and floriferous pink blossoms that sit on top of dark green […]

Eulalia

This is a good selection for small gardens. Leaf blades (to 3/8″ w) are green and arch aracefully downward. Tiny buffy colored flowers with red tinges emerge in fluffy panicles […]

Super Stripe Miscanthus

Everyone who has grown Ornamental Grasses knows that Zebra and Porcupine Grasses are incredibly showy in the summer with their yellow banded foliage. ‘Super Stripe’ lives up to its name […]

Scout Maiden Grass

Long, slender, green blades with white midribs that take on spectacular fall color reach up to 6′ by the end of summer to be topped off with fluffy, pink to […]

Gold Breeze Maiden Grass

Dark green and gold foliage contrasts with showy red late summer bloom spikes. For border, accent or groupings.Cut back in early April. Upright clump-forming grass. Divide in early spring every […]