Perennials
Purple Parasols Stokes Aster
Many times customers tell us our plant tags don’t come close to matching the actual flower color seen on the plants when in the garden. With ‘Purple Parasols’, we can […]
Read MoreElf Stokes Aster
This sport of the old Stokesia standard, ‘Blue Danube’ is far superior in every way. It’s dense, tight, compact form is much nicer and much more garden ready that ‘Blue […]
Read MoreHummelo Stachys
Large, rounded clump of long, narrow, textured green leaves are attractive even when not in bloom. Showy spikes of two-lipped lavender-rose flowers rise above the foliage throughout summer, creating a […]
Read MoreSilver Carpet Lambs Ears
A superb low-maintenance groundcover. Thick, fuzzy foliage rapidly forms a soft, spreading mat. Good sun and drainage is necessary as the hairs retain water, creating a potential for rot. Non-flowering. […]
Read MoreHelen Von Stein Lambs Ears
Also called ‘Big Ears’ thanks to the huge leaves, twice the size of its little cousin. Woolly and velvety, silvery-white in color, the foliage has a strong clumping habit and […]
Read MoreWindbreaker Big Sacaton
Formerly called ‘Mesa Form’, this statuesque prairie dropseed comes to us from the breeding efforts at the Los Lunas Plant Materials Center in NM. Originally bred to be a wind […]
Read MoreDwarf Prairie Dropseed
Narrow fine textured blades create a tight upright habit that is slightly stiffer than the species and more compact. Silvery flowers are held above the foliage in fall and droop […]
Read MorePrairie Dropseed
This clump forming American Beauties grass is one of the signature North American native grasses and has a decidedly fine texture with very thin, deep green grass blades arching over […]
Read MoreRagin Cajun Indian Pink
Indian Pink is an excellent source of nectar for hummingbirds when it blooms in June. Plants form rounded mounds of glossy green foliage topped by orangeish-red, trumpet-shaped flowers tipped in […]
Read MoreLittle Red Head Indian Pink
Indian Pink is an excellent source of nectar for hummingbirds when it blooms in June. Plants form clumps with glossy green foliage topped by crimson red, trumpet-shaped flowers tipped in […]
Read MoreIndian Pink
It’s hard to believe that a plant with such outstanding bloom and such tolerance of partial to full shade is so unknown, but that is just the dilemma faced by […]
Read MoreBlue Indian Grass
If you are looking for a remnant of the American Prairie, this widespread native was once the predominant component of that environment and is still a dominant species in many […]
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