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Pink Flamingos Muhly Grass
Narrow, arching, blue-green foliage bears 5′ tall, light pink billowy plumes in Autumn. Easy to grow and very disease resistant.
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Leading Lady Plum Bee Balm
Tuck this early blooming bee balm into the front of your flower border to create a colorful swath of magenta purple flowers. Butterflies and hummingbirds will adore it!
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Leading Lady Lilac Bee Balm
Tuck this early blooming bee balm into the front of your flower border to create a colorful swath of light lilac purple flowers. Butterflies and hummingbirds will adore it!
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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 […]
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Cress Mixed Greens
Leafy green salad mix makes a great addition to any garden. Leaves have a great spicy flavor, perfect for salads or braising. Easy to grow and an excellent selection for patio […]
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Kale Storm Mixed Kale
Kale is a super food full of vitamins, fiber, and nutrients. Enjoy fresh kale from the garden or patio container with this easy to grow mix. The young leaves are super […]
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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 […]
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Little Miss Maiden Grass
Narrow, arching foliage emerges green in spring, becoming bright red and purple in early May. Clump centers remain bright green for stunning contrast. Unlike most flowering perennials, ‘Little Miss’ will add […]
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Cabaret Maiden Grass
You haven’t seen a variegated grass like this U.S. National Arboretum introduction ever and you’ll want one, at the very least, for your landscape as soon as you see it! […]
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Celtic Pride® Siberian Cypress
Russian Cypress is one of the hardiest plants you could ever grow tolerating temperatures down to -50 without batting an eye. Unfortunately, even with its outstanding cold hardiness, many strains […]
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