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Kitten Around Catmint

Compact and petite, this plant forms a tight, round mound of aromatic foliage. Bright rosy purple calyxes hold periwinkle blue flowers that bloom from summer through early fall. The perfect […]

Fast Forward Pink Muhlygrass

‘Fast Forward’ is new variety of Muhly grass that has a slightly earlier bloom time. This native has tidy clumps of very fine blue green foliage that provides color and […]

Hair-awn Muhly

This native’s tidy clumps of very fine blue foliage provide color and texture to the garden, but in late summer or fall they explode into bloom with clouds of airy […]

Pardon My Lavender Bee Balm

Tuck this sweet and petite perennial into the front of your flower border where it will create a colorful edge of dark cherry pink flowers in high summer. Butterflies adore […]

Balmy Purple Bee Balm

Showing the best mildew resistance seen so far in Monardas, Balmy Purple is a power house of a bloomer on a compact, dwarf form. Purple flowers bloom in late spring […]

Raspberry Wine Beebalm

Wine red flowers open from buds that resemble raspberries. A stunning and long flowering perennial that makes a great cut flower and the petals are edible. The flowers’ sweet nectar […]

Bandwidth Maiden Grass

A short, banded and infertile Miscanthus makes Bandwidth a perfect choice for any sunny garden. Gold bands cut across its green upright leaf blades creating a striking accent. Tough, non-invasive […]

Red Sundenia® Mandevilla

Sundenia® Red brings the huge, trumpet type flowers you love about Mandevilla and puts them on a denser, more compact vining plant that is far easier to use on smaller […]

Gallery Red Lupine

This showy dwarf is certain to bring ‘oohs’ and ‘aahs’ from everyone who beholds it. It will be hard to resist this short, dense, sturdy plant that emerges to form […]

Gallery Pink Lupine

How sweet it is! A dense, carefree mound of blue-green, finger-like, palmate foliage emerges in the early spring and is topped by multiples of huge pyramidal towers of big buds […]