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| Below you will find your search results. The following list consists of perennials that most closely match the criteria you specified. Of course, you can purchase all these plants (and more) at Island Garden Shop. |
| Latin Name: Achillea summer pastels Common Name: yarrow |
Most varieties have many florets arranged in rather flat flower clusters atop stems covered with ferny foliage. They prefer a sunny well drained spot, but will tolerate some shade. A wide variety of colors. A valuable introduction. |
| Latin Name: Achillea terra cotta Common Name: yarrow |
Most varieties have many florets arranged in rather flat flower clusters atop stems covered with ferny foliage. They prefer a sunny well drained spot, but will tolerate some shade. Dark pink mature to burnished russet. |
| Latin Name: Achillea the pearl Common Name: sneezewort |
Most varieties have many florets arranged in rather flat flower clusters atop stems covered with ferny foliage. They prefer a sunny well drained spot, but will tolerate some shade. Tiny white blooms on airy stems. Dries well. Likes sun and tolerates drought. |
| Latin Name: Achillea tomentosum aurea Common Name: yarrow |
Most varieties have many florets arranged in rather flat flower clusters atop stems covered with ferny foliage. They prefer a sunny well drained spot, but will tolerate some shade. Very bright yellow blooms on short stems make this a winner. |
| Latin Name: Achillea Athena Common Name: yarrow |
Most varieties have many florets arranged in rather flat flower clusters atop stems covered with ferny foliage. They prefer a sunny well drained spot, but will tolerate some shade. Light yellow. Foliage stands up well. |
| Latin Name: Achillea roseum Common Name: yarrow |
Most varieties have many florets arranged in rather flat flower clusters atop stems covered with ferny foliage. They prefer a sunny well drained spot, but will tolerate some shade. Pink shades. |
| Latin Name: Achillea Credo Common Name: yarrow |
Most varieties have many florets arranged in rather flat flower clusters atop stems covered with ferny foliage. They prefer a sunny well drained spot, but will tolerate some shade. Soft yellow extended bloom. |
| Latin Name: Achillea m. red beauty Common Name: yarrow |
Most varieties have many florets arranged in rather flat flower clusters atop stems covered with ferny foliage. They prefer a sunny well drained spot, but will tolerate some shade. Red turning pink. Fine foliage. |
| Latin Name: Achillea Coronation Gold Common Name: yarrow |
Most varieties have many florets arranged in rather flat flower clusters atop stems covered with ferny foliage. They prefer a sunny well drained spot, but will tolerate some shade. Bright gold. |
| Latin Name: Agastache blue fortune Common Name: mexican hyssop |
Tall spikes of soft blue. Fragrant foliage. |
| Latin Name: Agrostema blood red Common Name: rose champion |
Gray leaves on sturdy stems are topped by bright magenta single blooms about 3/4 inch across. Drought tolerant and likes sun. |
| Latin Name: Ajuga silver beauty Common Name: bugle weed |
White edged green leaves with blue spike flowers. |
| Latin Name: Ajuga royalty Common Name: bugle weed |
Blue spikes over dark green foliage. Good for shade or part sun. |
| Latin Name: Ajuga pink surprise Common Name: bugle weed |
Pink spikes. |
| Latin Name: Ajuga chocolate chip Common Name: bugle weed |
Blue spikes over dark burgundy leaves. |
| Latin Name: Ajuga burgundy glow Common Name: bugle weed |
Shade tolerant plant displays pink, silver, and green foliage. Blue spikes appear in spring and fall. |
| Latin Name: Alcea rosea double white Common Name: hollyhock |
This member of the hibiscus family has been around many years and continues to be an outstanding addition to the back of the border. Most will attain a height of at least 6 feet. Grow in sunny, well drained areas. Most are double flowering, resembling small peony blooms. Pure white. |
| Latin Name: Alcea rosea double yellow Common Name: hollyhock |
This member of the hibiscus family has been around many years and continues to be an outstanding addition to the back of the border. Most will attain a height of at least 6 feet. Grow in sunny, well drained areas. Most are double flowering, resembling small peony blooms. Medium yellow. |
| Latin Name: Alcea rosea double scarlet Common Name: hollyhock |
This member of the hibiscus family has been around many years and continues to be an outstanding addition to the back of the border. Most will attain a height of at least 6 feet. Grow in sunny, well drained areas. Most are double flowering, resembling small peony blooms. Dark red. |
| Latin Name: Alcea rosea single mix Common Name: hollyhock |
This member of the hibiscus family has been around many years and continues to be an outstanding addition to the back of the border. Most will attain a height of at least 6 feet. Grow in sunny, well drained areas. Most are double flowering, resembling small peony blooms. Mixed hybrids offering the old fashioned single blooms in a range of colors. |
| Latin Name: Alcea r. large single mix Common Name: hollyhock |
Unique hollyhock with single blooms in pink, white, and yellow. |
| Latin Name: Alchemilla mollis Common Name: ladys mantle |
Soft green, nearly round leaves with chartreuse blooms. Nice shade border plant. Water beads on leaves like jewels. |
| Latin Name: Allium shoenoprasum Common Name: chives |
Lavender blooms. Use the leaves for salads and cooking. |
| Latin Name: Allium senescens album Common Name: chives |
Flat leaf chive with white flowers. |
| Latin Name: Allium senescens glaucum Common Name: ornamental chives |
Displays attractive pink flowers in late summer. Bluish leaves. Nice in rock gardens. Likes sun. |
| Latin Name: Alyssum mountain gold Common Name: basket of gold |
Tiny golden yellow flowers held profusely on gray/green foliage. Blooms in April. Likes sun. |
| Latin Name: Alyssum saxiatile compactum Common Name: basket of gold |
Gold yellow flowers. Looks nice in rock gardens. Creeper. |
| Latin Name: Anacylus depressus garden gnomes Common Name: |
Fine textured foliage displays brightly colored daisies. Likes sunny exposure and tolerates drought. |
| Latin Name: Anaphalis Common Name: pearly everlasting |
Quarter inch button flowers. Good cut or dry. Blooms July through September. |
| Latin Name: Anemone japonica queen charlotte Common Name: windflower |
Sturdy stems support single or double disk like blooms. A very nice late blooming perennial. 3 inch, pale pink, semi-double flowers. One of the last blooms of the season (August through frost). |
| Latin Name: Anemone japonica tomentosa robustissima Common Name: windflower |
Sturdy stems support single or double disk like blooms. A very nice late blooming perennial. China pink. |
| Latin Name: Anemone japonica whirlwind Common Name: windflower |
Sturdy stems support single or double disk like blooms. A very nice late blooming perennial. Semi-double white blooms in September and October. |
| Latin Name: Anemone japonica richard arends Common Name: windflower |
Sturdy stems support single or double disk like blooms. A very nice late blooming perennial. Blush pink. Blooms September-October. |
| Latin Name: Anemone japonica mont rose Common Name: windflower |
Sturdy stems support single or double disk like blooms. A very nice late blooming perennial. Deep rose flowers likes rich soil. September bloom. |
| Latin Name: Anemone japonica bressingham glow Common Name: windflower |
Sturdy stems support single or double disk like blooms. A very nice late blooming perennial. Deep rich pink blooms late summer. |
| Latin Name: Anemone japonica prince henry Common Name: windflower |
Sturdy stems support single or double disk like blooms. A very nice late blooming perennial. Pink. |
| Latin Name: Anemone japonica honerine jobert Common Name: windflower |
Sturdy stems support single or double disk like blooms. A very nice late blooming perennial. Heavy bloomer. |
| Latin Name: Anthemis kelwayi Common Name: golden marguerite |
Vigorous plant bloom in mid-summer with small golden daisies. Likes sun. |
| Latin Name: Aquiligea alpina Common Name: columbine |
Dainty tubular blooms with narrow ears extending to the rear. A woodland species that likes part shade. |
| Latin Name: Aquiligea robbin Common Name: columbine |
Dainty tubular blooms with narrow ears extending to the rear. A woodland species that likes part shade. Light pink sepals and white petals. |
| Latin Name: Aquiligea music mixture Common Name: columbine |
Dainty tubular blooms with narrow ears extending to the rear. A woodland species that likes part shade. Mixed colors on dwarf plants. |
| Latin Name: Aquiligea mckanas giant Common Name: columbine |
Dainty tubular blooms with narrow ears extending to the rear. A woodland species that likes part shade. Excellent colors. Vigorous plants. |
| Latin Name: Aquiligea dragonfly hybrids Common Name: columbine |
Dainty tubular blooms with narrow ears extending to the rear. A woodland species that likes part shade. Full color range. |
| Latin Name: Aquiligea cardinal Common Name: columbine |
Dainty tubular blooms with narrow ears extending to the rear. A woodland species that likes part shade. Dark red sepals and white petals. |
| Latin Name: Aquiligea chocolate soldier Common Name: columbine |
Dainty tubular blooms with narrow ears extending to the rear. A woodland species that likes part shade. Brownish purple flowers. |
| Latin Name: Arabis alpina snow cap Common Name: rock cress |
Drifts of white blooms held 6 inches above gray green, ground hugging foliage. Likes sun and good drainage. |
| Latin Name: Arabis spring charm Common Name: rock cress |
Tufts of bright rose blooms on compact plants. |
| Latin Name: Arctostaphylos uva ursi Common Name: bear berry |
Glossy, small, dark, evergreen foliage displays white flowers in early summer, followed by red berries in the fall. Grows well in very poor, well drained soil. Likes sunny areas. |
| Latin Name: Arenaria verna Common Name: irish moss |
Verdant, green, ground hugging plant with small white blooms. |
| Latin Name: Armeria maritima splendens alba Common Name: sea pink |
White chive-like blooms with grass foliage makes nice border of rock plant. Sun to part sun. |
| Latin Name: Armeria juncea Common Name: sea pink, thrift |
Shell pink blooms on grassy mounds. Blooms in the late spring. Great for rock gardens. |
| Latin Name: Armeria formosa hybrid Common Name: sea pink, thrift |
Shades of pink to red papery blooms on stiff stems. Likes full sun. Makes good dried flower. |
| Latin Name: Armeria maritima splendens Common Name: sea pink |
Pink chive-likes blooms with grassy foliage makes a nice border or show in the rock garden. |
| Latin Name: Artemesia lactifllora guizhou Common Name: tarragon |
Sprays of tiny cream-white flowers on a very dark foliage. |
| Latin Name: Artemesia silver mound Common Name: tarragon |
Fluffy silver foliage for the border or the rock garden. Shear back in midsummer to prevent flopping open. Likes sun. |
| Latin Name: Artemesia dracunulus Common Name: french tarragon |
A true herb. |
| Latin Name: Artemesia silver brocade Common Name: tarragon |
Prostrate growth and round, silver leaves. Great for the garden or for container planting. |
| Latin Name: Aruncus dioicus sylvester Common Name: goats beard |
Deeply cut foliage with white plumes in mid summer. Good for the back of the garden. Prefers moist soil and shade. Grows to 5 feet. |
| Latin Name: Asarum europaeum Common Name: european ginger |
Dark, evergreen, glossy leaves are nearly round and grow to 4 inches across and 6 inches high. This is a slow spreading groundcover that is great for shady places. Very pretty. |
| Latin Name: Asclepias tuberosa Common Name: butterfly weed |
Not only is this milk weed relative very attractive to butterflies, it is also a host plant for some butterfly larvae. Bright orange flower clusters bloom in July. Likes sun. |
| Latin Name: Aster alpinus wartburg star Common Name: aster |
Large blue daisies. |
| Latin Name: Aster d woods pink Common Name: fall aster |
Hardy fall aster in clear pink. |
| Latin Name: Aster snow cushion Common Name: michaelmas daisy |
Small white daisies bloom on a compact plant. Use as a border plant or in the rock garden. Bloom in the fall and likes full sun. |
| Latin Name: Aster professor kippenberg Common Name: michaelmas daisy |
Profuse lavender daisies bloom in the early fall. Use as a border or in the rock garden. Likes sun. |
| Latin Name: Aster nova belgii Common Name: new york aster |
This 4 foot tall aster blooms in blue, pink, or white. |
| Latin Name: Aster nova angalae alma patschke Common Name: new england aster |
From the native fall blooming aster. Pink flowers. |
| Latin Name: Aster frikartii Monch Common Name: aster |
Rich sprays of blue daisies are displayed on this winner from midsummer through early fall. Grows 2 to 3 feet tall. Likes sun. |
| Latin Name: Aster nove angalae Purple dome Common Name: new england aster |
Tiny purple daisies bloom in the fall. |
| Latin Name: Astilbe japonica peach blossom Common Name: false spirea |
Produces plume-like sprays of flowers on plants with slightly hairy leaves borne compoundly from a crown. Very hardy and will tolerate bright sun to quite deep shade. Medium pink flowers bloom June through July. |
| Latin Name: Astilbe simplifolia henry grafland Common Name: false spirea |
Produces plume-like sprays of flowers on plants with slightly hairy leaves borne compoundly from a crown. Very hardy and will tolerate bright sun to quite deep shade. Shell pink flowers bloom June through July. |
| Latin Name: Astilbe arendsii cattleya Common Name: false spirea |
Produces plume-like sprays of flowers on plants with slightly hairy leaves borne compoundly from a crown. Very hardy and will tolerate bright sun to quite deep shade. Rose pink flowers bloom June through July. |
| Latin Name: Astilbe thunbergia ostrich plume Common Name: false spirea |
Produces plume-like sprays of flowers on plants with slightly hairy leaves borne compoundly from a crown. Very hardy and will tolerate bright sun to quite deep shade. Coral pink flowers bloom in September. |
| Latin Name: Astilbe arendsii fanal Common Name: false spirea |
Produces plume-like sprays of flowers on plants with slightly hairy leaves borne compoundly from a crown. Very hardy and will tolerate bright sun to quite deep shade. Red flowers bloom May through June. |
| Latin Name: Astilbe japonica deutchland Common Name: false spirea |
Produces plume-like sprays of flowers on plants with slightly hairy leaves borne compoundly from a crown. Very hardy and will tolerate bright sun to quite deep shade. White flowers bloom June through July. |
| Latin Name: Astilbe chinensis visions Common Name: false spirea |
Produces plume-like sprays of flowers on plants with slightly hairy leaves borne compoundly from a crown. Very hardy and will tolerate bright sun to quite deep shade. Purple-purple flowers bloom June through July. |
| Latin Name: Astilbe chinensis superba Common Name: false spirea |
Produces plume-like sprays of flowers on plants with slightly hairy leaves borne compoundly from a crown. Very hardy and will tolerate bright sun to quite deep shade. Rose-purple flowers bloom August through September. |
| Latin Name: Astilbe chinensis pumila Common Name: false spirea |
Produces plume-like sprays of flowers on plants with slightly hairy leaves borne compoundly from a crown. Very hardy and will tolerate bright sun to quite deep shade. Raspberry-purple flowers bloom August through September. |
| Latin Name: Astilbe arendsii snowdrift Common Name: false spirea |
Produces plume-like sprays of flowers on plants with slightly hairy leaves borne compoundly from a crown. Very hardy and will tolerate bright sun to quite deep shade. White flowers bloom May through June. |
| Latin Name: Astilbe arendsii ellie Common Name: false spirea |
Produces plume-like sprays of flowers on plants with slightly hairy leaves borne compoundly from a crown. Very hardy and will tolerate bright sun to quite deep shade. White flowers bloom July through August on glossy foliage. |
| Latin Name: Astilbe ardensii bridal veil Common Name: false spirea |
Produces plume-like sprays of flowers on plants with slightly hairy leaves borne compoundly from a crown. Very hardy and will tolerate bright sun to quite deep shade. White flowers bloom July through August. |
| Latin Name: Astilbe ardendsii bressingham beauty Common Name: false spirea |
Produces plume-like sprays of flowers on plants with slightly hairy leaves borne compoundly from a crown. Very hardy and will tolerate bright sun to quite deep shade. Rich pink flowers bloom June through July. |
| Latin Name: Astilbe arendsii erica Common Name: false spirea |
Produces plume-like sprays of flowers on plants with slightly hairy leaves borne compoundly from a crown. Very hardy and will tolerate bright sun to quite deep shade. Pink flowers bloom in July. |
| Latin Name: Astilbe arendsii anita pfeifer Common Name: false spirea |
Produces plume-like, salmon pink sprays of flowers on plants with slightly hairy leaves borne compoundly from a crown. Very hardy and will tolerate bright sun to quite deep shade. Blooms in July. |
| Latin Name: Astrantia carnifolia rubra Common Name: great masterwort |
Wine red blooms on 24 inch plants. Blooms in mid summer. |
| Latin Name: Athyrium filix femina Common Name: lady fern |
This fern displays fine textured foliage on fronds of 2-4 feet. Prefers moisture but tolerates drought. |
| Latin Name: Athyrium nipponicum pictum Common Name: japanese painted fern |
This 12-18 inch fern displays graceful fronds with silverish purple leaves. Likes shade. Makes a distinctive border for the garden. |
| Latin Name: Aubretia delt whitwell gem Common Name: rock cress |
Low grayish green foliage displays bright lavender flowers. |
| Latin Name: Babtisia australis Common Name: false indigo |
Impressive bluish lavender flowers resemble lupines but are borne loosely on sturdy stems. Bluish green leaves maintain a clean appearance all summer. Blooms in May. |
| Latin Name: Belemcanda chinensis Common Name: blackberry lily |
Numerous, speckled, orange, 1 inch wide, lily like blooms borne on iris-like plants. Fruit resembles blackberries. |
| Latin Name: Bellis pomponette Common Name: english daisy |
Small, profuse daisies on 6 to 8 inch plants in assorted colors. |
| Latin Name: Bellis monstrosa Common Name: english daisy |
Double 1.5 inch daisy-like blooms appear in April. Colors range from white to pink to dark red. Blooms May through June. |
| Latin Name: Berginia c bressingham white Common Name: |
Glossy, evergreen leaves with white flower spikes. Blooms late spring. |
| Latin Name: Bletilla striata Common Name: hardy orchid |
Bright purple-pink blooms flowers bloom in late spring. |
| Latin Name: Brunera macrophylla Common Name: false forget-me-not |
Wonderful, shade loving plant. Has tiny clouds of sky blue blooms in the early spring. Foliage is nice in the summer. |
| Latin Name: Bupthalmum sunweheel Common Name: oxeye |
Produce numerous golden daisies in mid summer. |
| Latin Name: Calamagrostis karl foerster Common Name: feather reed grass |
Grasses in general have nearly year round appeal, with an attractive presence even in the winter. To ensure they look their best, cut them down in the early spring. This variety comes in the form of a 5-6 foot slender clump. It blooms mid-summer to fall and likes full to part sun. |
| Latin Name: Calamintha nepeta Common Name: calamint |
Tiny white flowers bloom June through August. Scented leaves. |
| Latin Name: Caltha palustrus Common Name: marsh marigold |
Blooms in March in shaded wetland areas. |
| Latin Name: Campanula glomerata acaulus Common Name: bellflower |
Violet blooms on 6 inch stems. |
| Latin Name: Campanula lactifolia loddon anna Common Name: bellflower |
Violet blue bells on 30 inch stems bloom in June and July. |
| Latin Name: Campanula lactifolia prichards variety Common Name: bellflower |
Lilac-rose bells. Blooms in June and July. |
| Latin Name: Campanula white star Common Name: canterbury bells |
White flower in the shape of bells. |
| Latin Name: Campanula tracelium Common Name: canterbury bells |
Violet blue bells on a 32 inch plant. |
| Latin Name: Campanula white clips Common Name: canterbury bells |
White bells bloom on 6 inch stems in July. Makes a nice border plant. |
| Latin Name: Campanula calcyphalum single blue Common Name: cup and saucer |
Biennial that produces large, cup and saucer shaped blooms. Likes sun or part shade. |
| Latin Name: Campanula deep blue clips Common Name: canterbury bells |
Dark blue bells that bloom in July. Makes a nice border plant. |
| Latin Name: Campanula blue clips Common Name: canterbury bells |
Blue bells on 6 inch stems. Blooms in July. Nice border plant. |
| Latin Name: Campanula lactifolia white pouffe Common Name: bellflower |
White bells on a 15 inch bushy plant. Blooms in May. |
| Latin Name: Carnation pink Common Name: carnation |
Small 1.25 inch blooms on stiff 18 inch stems. Similar to florist "mini carnations." Durable as cut flowers with a light and spicy fragrance. Medium pink. |
| Latin Name: Carnation cardinal Common Name: carnation |
Small 1.25 inch blooms on stiff 18 inch stems. Similar to florist "mini carnations." Durable as cut flowers with a light and spicy fragrance. Bright Red. |
| Latin Name: Carnation golden sun Common Name: carnation |
Small 1.25 inch blooms on stiff 18 inch stems. Similar to florist "mini carnations." Durable as cut flowers with a light and spicy fragrance. Yellow. |
| Latin Name: Carnation grenadin mix Common Name: carnation |
Small 1.25 inch blooms on stiff 18 inch stems. Similar to florist "mini carnations." Durable as cut flowers with a light and spicy fragrance. Mixed colors. |
| Latin Name: Carnation king of the blacks Common Name: carnation |
Small 1.25 inch blooms on stiff 18 inch stems. Similar to florist "mini carnations." Durable as cut flowers with a light and spicy fragrance. Dark red. |
| Latin Name: Catanache caerulea Common Name: cupids dart |
Pretty blue flowers held 15 inches above a tidy mound of foliage. Blooms June through September. Likes sun. |
| Latin Name: Centaurea macrocephala Common Name: bachelors button |
Large yellow, fuzzy blooms. Grows 2 feet. |
| Latin Name: Centaurea dealbata Common Name: bachelors button |
Fuzzy rose-pink blooms appear in June and July on 24 inch plants. Foliage is coarse but attractive. Very durable and likes sun. |
| Latin Name: Centaurea montana Common Name: bachelors button |
Spiky, bright blue flowers on 18 inch plants. Blooms in June and July. Likes sun. |
| Latin Name: Centranthus ruber Common Name: red valerian |
Profuse, but tiny, reddish flowers on 24 inch plants. Blooms July through September. Deadhead spent blooms to insure a long blooming season. |
| Latin Name: Centranthus ruber alba Common Name: white valerian |
Profuse, but tiny, white flowers on 24 inch plants. Blooms June through September. Pluck dead blooms to insure a long blooming period. |
| Latin Name: Ceratostigma plumbaginoides Common Name: plumbago |
8 inch plants with bright cobalt blue flowers in August and September. This slow spreading ground cover is great for a sunny location. |
| Latin Name: Chasmanthium latifolium Common Name: sea oats |
Grasses in general have nearly year round appeal, with an attractive presence even in the winter. To ensure they look their best, cut them down in the early spring. This variety has nodding seed heads that make it attractive in the garden. Makes a nice dried filler. |
| Latin Name: Chelone barbata Common Name: turtlehead |
Red blooms on 36 inch plants bloom July through September. Works well as a cut flower. |
| Latin Name: Chrysanthemum pacificum ultra double white Common Name: feverfew |
Small white buttons on 24 inch plants. Great as a dried flower. |
| Latin Name: Chrysanthemum pacificum snow ball double dwarf Common Name: feverfew |
Small white buttons on 8-10 inch plants. |
| Latin Name: Chrysanthemum pacificum sliver and gold Common Name: mum |
White edged green leaves are followed by yellow buttons on this late blooming plant. Grows to 12 inches. |
| Latin Name: Chrysanthemum supurbum marconi Common Name: shasta daisy |
Double shaggy white daisies with yellow centers. Good for cutting. Likes sun. |
| Latin Name: Chrysanthemum supurbum Alaska Common Name: shasta daisy |
Large white daisies with yellow centers. Good for cutting. Likes sun. A dependable plant on 20 inch stems. Divide to keep it from overtaking too much of the garden. |
| Latin Name: Chrysanthemum supurbum may queen Common Name: shasta dasy |
Very profuse, but small, white daisies with yellow centers. Good for cutting. Likes sun. Blooms in May. |
| Latin Name: Chrysanthemum supurbum silver princess Common Name: shasta daisy |
White daisies with yellow centers. Good for cutting. Likes sun. Semi dwarf. Blooms in June. |
| Latin Name: Chrysanthemum nipponicum Common Name: nipon oxeye, montauk daisy |
White Daisies on glossy-leaved plants. This very hardy plant blooms in October. Pinch back a few times before July 15 to encourage bushy growth. It will grow to be very large, but can easily be cut back to around 30 inches. |
| Latin Name: Cimicifuga racemosa attropurpurea Common Name: bug bane |
White plumes in late fall on 48 inch plants with glossy purple leaves. |
| Latin Name: Clematis madam baron veillard Common Name: clematis |
All clematis are perennial woody vines that prefer cool roots and a space to grow into the sun. Clematis add a tropical flair to the garden with their large blooms. This variety had bluish pink 7-8 inch blooms on 6-8 foot vines. Blooms June through August. Prune in the spring. |
| Latin Name: Clematis jackman ii Common Name: clematis |
All clematis are perennial woody vines that prefer cool roots and a space to grow into the sun. Clematis add a tropical flair to the garden with their large blooms. This variety has deep violet blooms on 8-12 foot vines. Blooms June through September. Prune hard. |
| Latin Name: Clematis john paul ii Common Name: clematis |
All clematis are perennial woody vines that prefer cool roots and a space to grow into the sun. Clematis add a tropical flair to the garden with their large blooms. John Paul II has pale, whitish pink, 4-6 inch blooms May through June & September. Prune only dead wood. |
| Latin Name: Clematis bees jubilee Common Name: clematis |
All clematis are perennial woody vines that prefer cool roots and a space to grow into the sun. Clematis add a tropical flair to the garden with their large blooms. Bee's Jubilee has reddish purple flowers that bloom May through June. Prune dead wood early |
| Latin Name: Clematis belle of woking Common Name: clematis |
All clematis are perennial woody vines that prefer cool roots and a space to grow into the sun. Clematis add a tropical flair to the garden with their large blooms. Belle of Woking is a double blue summer bloomer. Prune dead wood early n the season. |
| Latin Name: Clematis comtess de bouchard Common Name: clematis |
All clematis are perennial woody vines that prefer cool roots and a space to grow into the sun. Clematis add a tropical flair to the garden with their large blooms. This variety has rose pink, 4 inch blooms. It is a profuse bloomer in the mid-summer. Prune well. |
| Latin Name: Clematis earnest markham Common Name: clematis |
All clematis are perennial woody vines that prefer cool roots and a space to grow into the sun. Clematis add a tropical flair to the garden with their large blooms. This variety has dark red booms on 12 to 16 foot vines. It blooms June through September. Prune well. |
| Latin Name: Clematis edith Common Name: clematiz |
All clematis are perennial woody vines that prefer cool roots and a space to grow into the sun. Clematis add a tropical flair to the garden with their large blooms. Edith has pure white, 6-7 inch flowers with dark stems. Blooms May through June and again in August. Prune only the dead wood. |
| Latin Name: Clematis general sikorsky Common Name: clematis |
All clematis are perennial woody vines that prefer cool roots and a space to grow into the sun. Clematis add a tropical flair to the garden with their large blooms. This variety has dark lavender, 4 inch flowers on 8-12 foot vines. Blooms June through September. Do not prune. |
| Latin Name: Clematis niobe Common Name: clematis |
All clematis are perennial woody vines that prefer cool roots and a space to grow into the sun. Clematis add a tropical flair to the garden with their large blooms. Niobe has ruby red blooms on 8-12 foot vines. Blooms June through September. Prune hard. |
| Latin Name: Clematis lincoln star Common Name: clematis |
All clematis are perennial woody vines that prefer cool roots and a space to grow into the sun. Clematis add a tropical flair to the garden with their large blooms. This variety has raspberry red blooms with lighter edges. Blooms June through September. Prune only the dead wood. |
| Latin Name: Clematis multi blue Common Name: clematis |
All clematis are perennial woody vines that prefer cool roots and a space to grow into the sun. Clematis add a tropical flair to the garden with their large blooms. This variety has double, dark blue, 4-5 inch flowers. Blooms early summer, late summer, and fall. |
| Latin Name: Clematis hagley hybrid Common Name: clematis |
All clematis are perennial woody vines that prefer cool roots and a space to grow into the sun. Clematis add a tropical flair to the garden with their large blooms. This variety has shell pink flowers on 6-8 foot vines. Blooms June through September. Prune well. |
| Latin Name: Clematis ville de leon Common Name: clematis |
All clematis are perennial woody vines that prefer cool roots and a space to grow into the sun. Clematis add a tropical flair to the garden with their large blooms. This variety has red blooms with golden stamens on 10-12 foot vines. Blooms June through September. |
| Latin Name: Clematis henry ii Common Name: clematis |
All clematis are perennial woody vines that prefer cool roots and a space to grow into the sun. Clematis add a tropical flair to the garden with their large blooms. Henry II has large white blooms with dark stamens on 12-20 foot vines. Blooms June through September. No pruning. |
| Latin Name: Clematis paniculata Common Name: clematis |
All clematis are perennial woody vines that prefer cool roots and a space to grow into the sun. Clematis add a tropical flair to the garden with their large blooms. This variety has sweet scented, 1 inch blooms on a 12-20 foot vine. Blooms September through October and has interesting seed pods. Prune well. |
| Latin Name: Clematis sugar candy Common Name: clematis |
All clematis are perennial woody vines that prefer cool roots and a space to grow into the sun. Clematis add a tropical flair to the garden with their large blooms. Sugar Candy has 6-7 inch, pink-mauve blooms with dark bars. Blooms May through September. Prune only dead wood. |
| Latin Name: Clematis nelly moser Common Name: clematis |
All clematis are perennial woody vines that prefer cool roots and a space to grow into the sun. Clematis add a tropical flair to the garden with their large blooms. Nelly Moser has light mauve flowers that bloom May through September. Prune dead wood early. |
| Latin Name: Clematis anna louise Common Name: clematis |
All clematis are perennial woody vines that prefer cool roots and a space to grow into the sun. Clematis add a tropical flair to the garden with their large blooms. Anna Louise is a violet to red-violet. 5 to 6 inch flowers bloom May through June and August through September. |
| Latin Name: Clematis tangutica Common Name: clematis |
All clematis are perennial woody vines that prefer cool roots and a space to grow into the sun. Clematis add a tropical flair to the garden with their large blooms. Tangutica has small, yellow, bell shaped flowers on silvery green foliage. Blooms July through October. |
| Latin Name: Clematis will goodwin Common Name: |
All clematis are perennial woody vines that prefer cool roots and a space to grow into the sun. Clematis add a tropical flair to the garden with their large blooms. Will Goodwin has lavender-blue blooms on 8-12 foot vines. Blooms June through September. Do not prune. |
| Latin Name: Clematis the president Common Name: clematis |
All clematis are perennial woody vines that prefer cool roots and a space to grow into the sun. Clematis add a tropical flair to the garden with their large blooms. This variety has 4 inch blooms in medium blue. Blooms mid-summer. Prune dead wood only. |
| Latin Name: Clematis miss bateman Common Name: clematis |
All clematis are perennial woody vines that prefer cool roots and a space to grow into the sun. Clematis add a tropical flair to the garden with their large blooms. Miss Bateman has 4 inch, pure white flowers on a vigorous vine. Blooms June through August. Prune in the spring. |
| Latin Name: Convularia majalis rosea Common Name: lily of the valley |
Fragrant pink blooms in May on a ground cover for the shade. Plant parts are quite poisonous. Tolerates poor soil. Looses leaves in the winter. Slow to start but is very tough when established. |
| Latin Name: Convularia makalis Common Name: lily of the valley |
Fragrant white blooms in May on a ground cover for the shade. Plant parts quite poisonous. Tolerates poor soil. Looses leaves in winter. Slow to start but is very tough when established. |
| Latin Name: Coreopsis baby sun Common Name: tickseed |
Golden yellow blooms on 12-15 inch plant. Blooms all summer. Prefers sun. |
| Latin Name: Coreopsis sunray Common Name: tickseed |
Single, golden blooms on 15 to 18 inch plants. Blooms all summer. Prefers sun. |
| Latin Name: Coreopsis early sunrise Common Name: tickseed |
Golden yellow, semi-double flowers on 18 inch plants. Pluck of dead heads for best results . Likes sunny locations. |
| Latin Name: Coreopsis early sunrise Common Name: tickseed |
Golden yellow, semi-double flowers on 18 inch plants. Blooms all summer. Pluck the dead flowers heads for best results. This plant likes a sunny location. |
| Latin Name: Coreopsis verticillata moonbeam Common Name: threadleaf coreopsis |
Small, light yellow flowers on ferny plants. Long, midsummer blooming period. Slightly invasive. |
| Latin Name: Coreopsis verticillata rosea Common Name: threadleaf pink coreopsis |
Small pink blooms on 12 inch ferny stems. Likes sun. Spreads by underground stolons. Slightly invasive. |
| Latin Name: Crocosmia lucifer Common Name: |
Sword-like foliage with dramatic sprays of small blooms in late summer. Needs sheltered location and a good mulching for winter. Makes a good cut flower. 36-42 inches. Dark red. |
| Latin Name: Crocosmia emily mckenzie Common Name: |
Sword-like foliage with dramatic sprays of small blooms in late summer. Needs sheltered location and a good mulching for winter. Makes a good cut flower. |
| Latin Name: Crocosmia norwich canary Common Name: |
Sword-like foliage with dramatic sprays of small, soft yellow blooms in late summer. Needs sheltered location and a good mulching for winter. Makes a good cut flower. |
| Latin Name: Crocosmia queen alexandra Common Name: |
Sword-like foliage with dramatic sprays of small blooms in late summer. Needs sheltered location and a good mulching for winter. Makes a good cut flower. 30 inch plant with red and gold blooms. |
| Latin Name: Cyperus gracilis Common Name: dwarf papyrus, umbrella plant |
Dwarf sedge for shallow water gardens. |
| Latin Name: Cyperus alternifolius Common Name: dwarf papyrus, umbrella plant |
3 foot sedge for shallow water gardens. |
| Latin Name: Delosperma cooperi Common Name: pink ice plant |
Purplish pink daisies on fleshy leaved plants. Blooms all summer and likes sun. |
| Latin Name: Delphinium belladonna Common Name: |
All delphinium have beautiful spires of color that make them a highly desired garden plant. They need rich, well drained soil and half to full sun. This variety is a light, sky blue that grow to 4 feet. |
| Latin Name: Delphinium blue springs Common Name: |
All delphinium have beautiful spires of color that make them a highly desired garden plant. They need rich, well drained soil and half to full sun. This variety has shades of blue and lavender. 30 inches. |
| Latin Name: Delphinium bellamosum improved Common Name: |
All delphinium have beautiful spires of color that make them a highly desired garden plant. They need rich, well drained soil and half to full sun. This variety is dark blue and grows to 4 feet. |
| Latin Name: Delphinium galahad Common Name: |
All delphinium have beautiful spires of color that make them a highly desired garden plant. They need rich, well drained soil and half to full sun. Galahad has clear white blooms on 4-5 foot plants. |
| Latin Name: Delphinium blue bird Common Name: |
All delphinium have beautiful spires of color that make them a highly desired garden plant. They need rich, well drained soil and half to full sun. Blue bird has clear, medium blue blooms with a white center. 4-5 feet. |
| Latin Name: Delphinium black knight Common Name: |
All delphinium have beautiful spires of color that make them a highly desired garden plant. They need rich, well drained soil and half to full sun. Black Knight has deep midnight violet flowers on 4 to 5 foot plants. |
| Latin Name: Delphinium casa blanca Common Name: |
All delphinium have beautiful spires of color that make them a highly desired garden plant. They need rich, well drained soil and half to full sun. Pure white blooms on 4-5 foot plants. |
| Latin Name: Delphinium astolat Common Name: |
All delphinium have beautiful spires of color that make them a highly desired garden plant. They need rich, well drained soil and half to full sun. Astolat comes in shades of blush, lilac, and pink. |
| Latin Name: Delphinium guinevere Common Name: |
All delphinium have beautiful spires of color that make them a highly desired garden plant. They need rich, well drained soil and half to full sun. This variety has pinkish lavender blooms with a white center on 4-5 foot plants. |
| Latin Name: Delphinium king arthur Common Name: |
All delphinium have beautiful spires of color that make them a highly desired garden plant. They need rich, well drained soil and half to full sun. This variety has royal violet blooms with a white center on 4-5 foot plants. |
| Latin Name: Delphinium round table Common Name: |
All delphinium have beautiful spires of color that make them a highly desired garden plant. They need rich, well drained soil and half to full sun. Round Table comes in mixed colors. 4-5 foot plants. |
| Latin Name: Delphinium summer skies Common Name: |
All delphinium have beautiful spires of color that make them a highly desired garden plant. They need rich, well drained soil and half to full sun. This variety has clear, light blue blooms. 4-5 feet tall. |
| Latin Name: Dennstaedtia punctiloba Common Name: hay scented fern |
This medium green fern has fronds that smell like fresh hay when crushed. |
| Latin Name: Dianthus deltoides zing salmon Common Name: maiden pinks |
Tiny salmon pink blooms on a spreading plant. |
| Latin Name: Dianthus alwoodii alpinus Common Name: garden pinks |
8 inch tall spreading plants sport a rage of colors of blooms. Foliage is silvery gray. |
| Latin Name: Dianthus caesius grandiflorus Common Name: cheddar pink |
Pink blooms on 6 inch creeping plants. Good for the rock garden. |
| Latin Name: Dianthus deltoides brilliant Common Name: maiden pinks |
6-8 inch, ruby red, profuse flowers bloom in June and July. |
| Latin Name: Dianthus deltoides flashing lights Common Name: maiden pinks |
Tiny crimson blooms on a 6 inch tall spreader. |
| Latin Name: Dianthus deltoides zing rose Common Name: maiden pinks |
Tiny, bright pink blooms on spreading plants. |
| Latin Name: Dianthus plumarius spring beauty Common Name: clove pinks |
Assorted colors of small carnation like blooms on 12 to 16 inch plants. |
| Latin Name: Dianthus rose feather Common Name: maiden pinks |
8 inch plants display frilly, bright rose blooms in June and July. |
| Latin Name: Dianthus deltoides tiny rubies Common Name: maiden pinks |
Bright pink, double blooms on compact plants. |
| Latin Name: Dicentra formosa adrian bloom Common Name: dwarf bleeding heart |
12 to 18 inch plants with ferny foliage and dark pink blooms all summer. |
| Latin Name: Dicentra formosa aurora Common Name: dwarf white bleeding heart |
Grayish leaves and white flowers. Blooms June through July. |
| Latin Name: Dicentra formosa bacchanal Common Name: dwarf bleeding heart |
Red to dark pink blooms all summer. Does well in shade or sun. |
| Latin Name: Dicentra formosa luxuriant Common Name: dwarf bleeding heart |
Cherry pink blooms appear April through October. |
| Latin Name: Dicentra spectabilis Common Name: old fashioned bleeding heart |
Beautiful pink and white blooms on a graceful 24-30 inch plants. Grows in either sun or shade. |
| Latin Name: Dicentra spectabilis Common Name: white bleeding heart |
Beautiful white blooms on a graceful plant. Grows in sun or shade. |
| Latin Name: Dictamnus albiflorus Common Name: gas plant |
30 inch plants with white blooms. |
| Latin Name: Digitalis giant shirley mix Common Name: foxglove |
Assorted colors on 3-4 foot spikes. Likes some shade. |
| Latin Name: Digitalis mertonensis Common Name: foxglove |
Reddish tons of 2-3 foot plants. Longer lived than most other varieties of Digitalis. |
| Latin Name: Digitalis excelsior Common Name: foxglove |
Three to five foot spires of tubular flowers in pink and yellow tones. Many are speckled. Grows well in part shade to full sun. Makes nice cut flowers. |
| Latin Name: Digitalis apricot beauty Common Name: foxglove |
This plant has four foot spikes of varying shades of pink. |
| Latin Name: Doronicum caucasicum magnificum Common Name: leopards bane |
Golden yellow daisies with 18 inch stems. Great for a wet, shaded area. Blooms in April. |
| Latin Name: Dryopteris atrata cycandina Common Name: shaggy shield fern |
This is a bold, bright green, vase forming, evergreen fern. |
| Latin Name: Dryopteris erythrosora Common Name: autumn fern |
This fern displays tan colored new growth. The fronds mature to a dark green and grow to be 18-24 inches tall. Likes open or partial shade. |
| Latin Name: Dryopteris marginalis Common Name: eastern wood fern |
This fern displays olive green foliage on arching, 15-20 inch fronds. Usually evergreen. Likes open or partial shade. |
| Latin Name: Echinacea purpea Common Name: purple coneflower |
Purple petals droop slightly from dark, burnt orange centers. |
| Latin Name: Echinacea purpurea white swan Common Name: white coneflower |
White petals droop slightly from dark, burnt orange centers. |
| Latin Name: Echinops ritto Common Name: globe thistle |
Steel blue flowers above thistle-like foliage. Blooms in July and August. Likes sun. |
| Latin Name: Equisetum scripoides Common Name: dwarf horsetail |
6 inch reeds with speckled stems. Likes 1 inch of water over crown. |
| Latin Name: Eremurus bungei stenophyllus Common Name: foxtail lily |
Pastel colors on spikes up to 7 feet tall. Very impressive blooms make nice cut flowers. Likes moist, rich soil in sunny areas. |
| Latin Name: Erigeron azure fairy Common Name: fleabane |
Lavender daises on 18 inch stems in mid summer. |
| Latin Name: Erigeron aurantiacus Common Name: |
Bright orange discs appear on this 12 inch plant in July and August. Likes sun. |
| Latin Name: Erigeron profusion Common Name: fleabane |
White and pink daisies in mid summer on 8 inch stems. Likes drainage. |
| Latin Name: Euonymus fortunei longwood Common Name: wintercreeper |
Small evergreen leaves form an 8-12 inch mat of foliage. |
| Latin Name: Euonymus fortunei silver queen Common Name: wintercreeper |
Small green leaves edges in white. Grows up to 18 inches tall. |
| Latin Name: Euonymus fortunei kewensis Common Name: wintercreeper |
Tiny evergreen mat of leaves grows to be 3-6 inches tall. |
| Latin Name: Euphorbia polychroma Common Name: spurge |
Yellow blooms appear in April on this plant with leaves that turn a bronze color in the fall. |
| Latin Name: Euphorbia myrsinites Common Name: spurge |
Chartreuse blooms in early summer on succulent trailing branches with silver leaves. |
| Latin Name: Festuca ovina glauca elijah's blue Common Name: blue fescue |
Grasses in general have nearly year round appeal, with an attractive presence even in the winter. To ensure they look their best, cut them down in the early spring. This variety is the best of the blue fescues with very blue, fine textures leaves that grow to about 10 inches tall. Remove seed heads when they emerge in mid summer. |
| Latin Name: Gaillardia aristata burgandy Common Name: blanketflower |
This 30 inch tall plant displays dark, wine-red daisies. It likes sun and will bloom all summer. Pluck off dead blooms to increase flowering. |
| Latin Name: Gaillardia aristata dazzler Common Name: blanket flower |
This Gaillardia has burgundy and gold daisies on 16 inch plants. Likes sunny locations. Pluck dead flowers to increase blooming. |
| Latin Name: Gaillardia Goblin Common Name: blanketflower |
This sun loving plant displays right maroon and gold daisies on a 10 inch dwarf form. For best results, pluck off the dead flowers. |
| Latin Name: Galium odoratum Common Name: sweet woodruff |
This shade tolerant ground cover displays tiny white bloom in May. It is often used as an herb for making May wine. Dies down in the winter. |
| Latin Name: Gaura lindheimeri whirling butterflies Common Name: |
Half inch blooms on wiry stems with small leaves. Long blooming period. |
| Latin Name: Gaura lindheimeri cories gold Common Name: |
Gold variegated foliage with white and pink blooms. |
| Latin Name: Gaura lindheimeri siskiyou pink Common Name: |
Deep rich pink blooms. |
| Latin Name: Geranium x new hampshire purple Common Name: cranes bill |
This hybrid has dark purple flowers that bloom over compact, 16 inch plants in early summer. |
| Latin Name: Geranium sanguinium album Common Name: cranes bill |
White flowers on 6 to 8 inch stems bloom August through September. |
| Latin Name: Geranium biakova Common Name: cranes bill |
A 12-18 inch mound with soft pink blooms. Great for borders or rook gardens. Likes sun. Blooms in July. |
| Latin Name: Geranium x ann folkard Common Name: cranes bill |
This hybrid displays magenta blooms with dark centers displayed over chartreuse foliage. |
| Latin Name: Geranium biakova karmina Common Name: cranes bill |
A 12-18 inch mound with raspberry pink blooms. Great for a border plant or in the rock garden. Likes sun. Blooms in June. |
| Latin Name: Geranium x Brookside Common Name: cranes bill |
This hybrid come in the form of a 20 inch plant with violet blooms and white centers. Blooms June through October. |
| Latin Name: Geranium x johnson's blue Common Name: cranes bill |
The hybrid has nearly blue flowers. Blooms profusely in mid summer. Works nice as a border plant or in the rock garden. One of the most popular varieties of perennial geranium. |
| Latin Name: Geum lady stratheden Common Name: avens |
Hairy leaves from a crown produce wiry stems that support yellow flowers that look similar to buttercups. Likes sun. Grows to about 2 feet. |
| Latin Name: Gypsophila pink fairy Common Name: babys breath |
This type of Baby's Breath has small pink blooms. Grows up to 18 inches. |
| Latin Name: Gypsophila repens white Common Name: creeping white babys breath |
Creeping mats of foliage with tiny white blooms. |
| Latin Name: Gypsophila repens rose Common Name: creeping pink babys breath |
Creeping mats of foliage with tiny pink blooms. Drought proof. |
| Latin Name: Gypsophila p bristol fairy Common Name: babys breath |
This is the type of Gypsophila that florists use. It looks like clouds of tiny, very white blooms. Grows up to 3 feet. Likes sunny, well drained area. |
| Latin Name: Hakonechloa macra aureola Common Name: golden variegated hakone |
Grasses in general have nearly year round appeal, with an attractive presence even in the winter. To ensure they look their best, cut them down in the early spring. This variety has bright yellow, variegated grass leaves that grow to 4 feet. Grows best in partial shade. |
| Latin Name: Hedera helix Baltica Common Name: english ivy |
This plant displays dark green leaves. An aggressive groundcover for shade or sun. |
| Latin Name: Hedera helix thorndale Common Name: english ivy |
Pure dark green leaves. This aggressive ivy works well as a groundcover for sunny or shady locations. |
| Latin Name: Helenium hoopsii Common Name: helens flower |
Orange daisies bloom on this 2 to 2.5 foot plant in mid-summer. |
| Latin Name: Helianthemum mutable Common Name: sun rose |
Bright red and orange shades of papery blooms on low mounding plants. Likes a hot, sunny location. Blooms in August. |
| Latin Name: Helictotrichon sempevirens Common Name: blue oat grass |
Grasses in general have nearly year round appeal, with an attractive presence even in the winter. To ensure they look their best, cut them down in the early spring. This variety has bluish foliage mounding to 2 feet. |
| Latin Name: Heliopsis summer sun Common Name: golden sunflower |
Free blooming, golden daises on 3-4 foot plants. Likes sunny locations. Produces nice cut flowers. |
| Latin Name: Helleborus orientalis spotted hybrids Common Name: lentel rose |
All Hellebores have early spring blooms on tough, shade tolerant plants. Improved hybrids make hellebores one of the hottest of perennials. They like shade and a little added lime to the soil for best growth. This hybrid is grows to be 14 inches tall and displays spotted pink foliage. |
| Latin Name: Helleborus orientalis winter joy bouquet Common Name: lentel rose |
All Hellebores have early spring blooms on tough, shade tolerant plants. Improved hybrids make hellebores one of the hottest of perennials. They like shade and a little added lime to the soil for best growth. This variety grows to be 12 inches and has blooms in shades of pinks. |
| Latin Name: Helleborus niger (buis) Common Name: christmas rose |
All Hellebores have early spring blooms on tough, shade tolerant plants. Improved hybrids make hellebores one of the hottest of perennials. They like shade and a little added lime to the soil for best growth. Niger, also called buis, has rose like white blooms in March. |
| Latin Name: Helleborus orientalis red hybrids Common Name: lentel rose |
All Hellebores have early spring blooms on tough, shade tolerant plants. Improved hybrids make hellebores one of the hottest of perennials. They like shade and a little added lime to the soil for best growth. This hybrid grows to be 14 inches tall and displays maroon and red blooms in February or March. |
| Latin Name: Hemerocallis siloam tiny tears Common Name: daylily |
Daylilies like at least a half of a day of sun to bloom to their fullest.; The blooms last about 24 hours, hence the name. These are one of the easiest perennials to keep. They work nice on the border or incorporated into the landscape in mass or individually. This variety has creamy, 3 inch, pastel blooms on 16 inch tall, vigorous plants. |
| Latin Name: Hemerocallis chicago apache Common Name: daylily |
Daylilies like at least a half of a day of sun to bloom to their fullest.; The blooms last about 24 hours, hence the name. These are one of the easiest perennials to keep. They work nice on the border or incorporated into the landscape in mass or individually. This variety displays intense scarlet blooms. It is a very vigorous 30 inch plant. |
| Latin Name: Hemerocallis george c bingham Common Name: daylily |
Daylilies like at least a half of a day of sun to bloom to their fullest.; The blooms last about 24 hours, hence the name. These are one of the easiest perennials to keep. They work nice on the border or incorporated into the landscape in mass or individually. This variety has salmon colored blooms on 36 inch stems. Blooms in July. |
| Latin Name: Hemerocallis golden gate Common Name: daylily |
Daylilies like at least a half of a day of sun to bloom to their fullest.; The blooms last about 24 hours, hence the name. These are one of the easiest perennials to keep. They work nice on the border or incorporated into the landscape in mass or individually. Golden Date has pure orange blooms. |
| Latin Name: Hemerocallis happy returns Common Name: daylily |
Daylilies like at least a half of a day of sun to bloom to their fullest.; The blooms last about 24 hours, hence the name. These are one of the easiest perennials to keep. They work nice on the border or incorporated into the landscape in mass or individually. This dwarf variety has soft yellow flowers that bloom twice. |
| Latin Name: Hemerocallis mary todd Common Name: daylily |
Daylilies like at least a half of a day of sun to bloom to their fullest.; The blooms last about 24 hours, hence the name. These are one of the easiest perennials to keep. They work nice on the border or incorporated into the landscape in mass or individually. This variety has clear, golden yellow blooms in the late summer on 30 inch plants. |
| Latin Name: Hemerocallis patricia fay Common Name: daylily |
Daylilies like at least a half of a day of sun to bloom to their fullest.; The blooms last about 24 hours, hence the name. These are one of the easiest perennials to keep. They work nice on the border or incorporated into the landscape in mass or individually. This variety has a small yellow-green throat with rose-colored flowers. Grows to be 36 inches high and blooms in mid summer. |
| Latin Name: Hemerocallis september gold Common Name: daylily |
Daylilies like at least a half of a day of sun to bloom to their fullest.; The blooms last about 24 hours, hence the name. These are one of the easiest perennials to keep. They work nice on the border or incorporated into the landscape in mass or individually. September Gold has golden blooms in September on 32 inch stems. |
| Latin Name: Hemerocallis stella d'oro Common Name: daylily |
Daylilies like at least a half of a day of sun to bloom to their fullest.; The blooms last about 24 hours, hence the name. These are one of the easiest perennials to keep. They work nice on the border or incorporated into the landscape in mass or individually. This variety has golden yellow blooms on 12 inch tall stems. Blooms all summer. Pluck dead blooms for best results. |
| Latin Name: Hemerocallis russian rhapsody Common Name: daylily |
Daylilies like at least a half of a day of sun to bloom to their fullest.; The blooms last about 24 hours, hence the name. These are one of the easiest perennials to keep. They work nice on the border or incorporated into the landscape in mass or individually. This variety has bright purple blooms on 30-42 inch stems. Blooms in late July. |
| Latin Name: Hesperis matronalis violet Common Name: sweet rocket |
Small but profuse purple blooms on 40 inch plants. Makes great cut flowers. |
| Latin Name: Hesperis matronalis white Common Name: sweet rocket |
Small but profuse white blooms on 40 inch plants make great cut flowers. |
| Latin Name: Heuchera snow angel Common Name: coral bells |
Variegated leaves with rose to red blooms from May through July. |
| Latin Name: Heuchera american palace purple Common Name: purple lead coral bells |
Purple foliage makes this a fairly new introduction. Small, whitish blooms appear in early summer. Grow in full sun to part shade. |
| Latin Name: Heuchera regina Common Name: coral bells |
Burgundy, bronze, and silver marbled leaves with light pink blooms in June and July. |
| Latin Name: Heuchera white cloud Common Name: coral bells |
This variety of Heuchera displays pure white blooms. |
| Latin Name: Heuchera x alba briget bloom Common Name: |
This is a hybrid of Heuchera and Tiarella blooms. Soft pink sprays of tiny flowers bloom spring through summer. |
| Latin Name: Heuchera coral cloud Common Name: coral bells |
This plant has coral colored blooms on wiry, 15 inch stems. This adaptable plant displays nice foliage. |
| Latin Name: Hibiscus blue river Common Name: hardy hibiscus |
This Hibiscus grows to be 48-60 inches tall. It displays white blooms up to 10 inches in diameter. |
| Latin Name: Hibiscus lord baltimore Common Name: hardy hibiscus |
Large, pure red flowers bloom in August atop 40-60 inch plants. |
| Latin Name: Hibiscus turn of the century Common Name: hardy hibiscus |
This hibiscus has large, salmon red flowers in August. Grows to be 42-48 inches tall. |
| Latin Name: Hibiscus m southern bell Common Name: hardy hibiscus |
Huge flowers in assorted colors (from white to red) bloom in August and September. |
| Latin Name: Hibiscus old yella Common Name: hardy hibiscus |
Soft yellow blooms make this 3 foot tall hibiscus hybrid quite different from other varieties. |
| Latin Name: Hosta sea thunder Common Name: plaintain lily |
While some varieties have quite nice blooms, Hostas are mainly used for their outstanding foliage. They are adaptable to shady environments, but some varieties can do well in part sun as well. Although they are generally slower growing than some other perennials, they will form a large clump in just a few years. It is a good idea to use baits for slug control around Hostas. This variety has small, white centered leaves bordered by a blue-green streaked margin. Lavender blooms. |
| Latin Name: Hosta sea lotus leaf Common Name: plaintain lily |
While some varieties have quite nice blooms, Hostas are mainly used for their outstanding foliage. They are adaptable to shady environments, but some varieties can do well in part sun as well. Although they are generally slower growing than some other perennials, they will form a large clump in just a few years. It is a good idea to use baits for slug control around Hostas. This variety has large, curled and puckered leaves . |
| Latin Name: Hosta seiboldiana elegans Common Name: plaintain lily |
While some varieties have quite nice blooms, Hostas are mainly used for their outstanding foliage. They are adaptable to shady environments, but some varieties can do well in part sun as well. Although they are generally slower growing than some other perennials, they will form a large clump in just a few years. It is a good idea to use baits for slug control around Hostas. This is one of the best blue leaved varieties. Leaves can grow to be up to 2 feet long and clumps may attain over 6 feet in width over time. This one is a slow grower with lilac colored blooms. |
| Latin Name: Hosta stilletto Common Name: plaintain lily |
While some varieties have quite nice blooms, Hostas are mainly used for their outstanding foliage. They are adaptable to shady environments, but some varieties can do well in part sun as well. Although they are generally slower growing than some other perennials, they will form a large clump in just a few years. It is a good idea to use baits for slug control around Hostas. This variety has long, narrow, wavy leaves with a thin white border. Stoloniferous growth makes them quick to spread. |
| Latin Name: Hosta krossa regal Common Name: plaintain lily |
While some varieties have quite nice blooms, Hostas are mainly used for their outstanding foliage. They are adaptable to shady environments, but some varieties can do well in part sun as well. Although they are generally slower growing than some other perennials, they will form a large clump in just a few years. It is a good idea to use baits for slug control around Hostas. This variety has blade shaped leaves in a nice bluish color. Lavender blooms. |
| Latin Name: Hosta moerheim Common Name: plaintain lily |
While some varieties have quite nice blooms, Hostas are mainly used for their outstanding foliage. They are adaptable to shady environments, but some varieties can do well in part sun as well. Although they are generally slower growing than some other perennials, they will form a large clump in just a few years. It is a good idea to use baits for slug control around Hostas. This variety has large, dark green leaves with a light green border. Works nice individually or in groups. |
| Latin Name: Hosta patriot Common Name: plaintain lily |
While some varieties have quite nice blooms, Hostas are mainly used for their outstanding foliage. They are adaptable to shady environments, but some varieties can do well in part sun as well. Although they are generally slower growing than some other perennials, they will form a large clump in just a few years. It is a good idea to use baits for slug control around Hostas. This variety has dark green leaves with a wide, pure white border. Very distinctive. |
| Latin Name: Hosta pizzazz Common Name: plaintain lily |
While some varieties have quite nice blooms, Hostas are mainly used for their outstanding foliage. They are adaptable to shady environments, but some varieties can do well in part sun as well. Although they are generally slower growing than some other perennials, they will form a large clump in just a few years. It is a good idea to use baits for slug control around Hostas. This variety has heart shaped leaves with wavy, cream colored margins on a frosted blue base. Dense masses of white flowers. |
| Latin Name: Hosta royal standard Common Name: plaintain lily |
While some varieties have quite nice blooms, Hostas are mainly used for their outstanding foliage. They are adaptable to shady environments, but some varieties can do well in part sun as well. Although they are generally slower growing than some other perennials, they will form a large clump in just a few years. It is a good idea to use baits for slug control around Hostas. This variety has large, medium green leaves and striking, fragrant white blooms borne on 3-4 foot stems in August. |
| Latin Name: Hosta knockout Common Name: plaintain lily |
While some varieties have quite nice blooms, Hostas are mainly used for their outstanding foliage. They are adaptable to shady environments, but some varieties can do well in part sun as well. Although they are generally slower growing than some other perennials, they will form a large clump in just a few years. It is a good idea to use baits for slug control around Hostas. This variety has multi colored blue green foliage with a wide, cream colored edge. |
| Latin Name: Hosta shade fanfare Common Name: plaintain lily |
While some varieties have quite nice blooms, Hostas are mainly used for their outstanding foliage. They are adaptable to shady environments, but some varieties can do well in part sun as well. Although they are generally slower growing than some other perennials, they will form a large clump in just a few years. It is a good idea to use baits for slug control around Hostas. This variety has bright green leaves with wide, creamy white borders. Lavender blooms appear in mid-summer. |
| Latin Name: Hosta peace Common Name: plaintain lily |
While some varieties have quite nice blooms, Hostas are mainly used for their outstanding foliage. They are adaptable to shady environments, but some varieties can do well in part sun as well. Although they are generally slower growing than some other perennials, they will form a large clump in just a few years. It is a good idea to use baits for slug control around Hostas. This variety has streaky white margins surrounding bluish centers. Lavender blooms appear in mid-summer. |
| Latin Name: Hosta striptease Common Name: plaintain lily |
While some varieties have quite nice blooms, Hostas are mainly used for their outstanding foliage. They are adaptable to shady environments, but some varieties can do well in part sun as well. Although they are generally slower growing than some other perennials, they will form a large clump in just a few years. It is a good idea to use baits for slug control around Hostas. This variety has blade shaped leaves with a yellow splash down the center. |
| Latin Name: Hosta so sweet Common Name: plaintain lily |
While some varieties have quite nice blooms, Hostas are mainly used for their outstanding foliage. They are adaptable to shady environments, but some varieties can do well in part sun as well. Although they are generally slower growing than some other perennials, they will form a large clump in just a few years. It is a good idea to use baits for slug control around Hostas. This variety has white margins on 9 inch leaves. This plant looks nice on the border. Pale lavender flowers have a sweet smell. |
| Latin Name: Hosta summer music Common Name: plaintain lily |
While some varieties have quite nice blooms, Hostas are mainly used for their outstanding foliage. They are adaptable to shady environments, but some varieties can do well in part sun as well. Although they are generally slower growing than some other perennials, they will form a large clump in just a few years. It is a good idea to use baits for slug control around Hostas. This variety's leaves have a white center surrounded by chartreuse and gold. Slow growing but quite pretty. |
| Latin Name: Hosta sun power Common Name: plaintain lily |
While some varieties have quite nice blooms, Hostas are mainly used for their outstanding foliage. They are adaptable to shady environments, but some varieties can do well in part sun as well. Although they are generally slower growing than some other perennials, they will form a large clump in just a few years. It is a good idea to use baits for slug control around Hostas. This variety is one of the best gold colored hostas. Can handle some sun. Blooms in early summer. |
| Latin Name: Hosta tokundama flavo circinalis Common Name: plaintain lily |
While some varieties have quite nice blooms, Hostas are mainly used for their outstanding foliage. They are adaptable to shady environments, but some varieties can do well in part sun as well. Although they are generally slower growing than some other perennials, they will form a large clump in just a few years. It is a good idea to use baits for slug control around Hostas. This variety has puckered, blue-green and gold leaves with near white blooms in July. |
| Latin Name: Hosta yellow splash brim Common Name: plaintain lily |
While some varieties have quite nice blooms, Hostas are mainly used for their outstanding foliage. They are adaptable to shady environments, but some varieties can do well in part sun as well. Although they are generally slower growing than some other perennials, they will form a large clump in just a few years. It is a good idea to use baits for slug control around Hostas. This variety has egg shaped leaves with creamy white margins that darken toward the center. |
| Latin Name: Hosta sagae Common Name: plaintain lily |
While some varieties have quite nice blooms, Hostas are mainly used for their outstanding foliage. They are adaptable to shady environments, but some varieties can do well in part sun as well. Although they are generally slower growing than some other perennials, they will form a large clump in just a few years. It is a good idea to use baits for slug control around Hostas. This variety has large, frosty green leaves with creamy yellow margins. Pale lavender flowers. |
| Latin Name: Hosta bright lights Common Name: plaintain lily |
While some varieties have quite nice blooms, Hostas are mainly used for their outstanding foliage. They are adaptable to shady environments, but some varieties can do well in part sun as well. Although they are generally slower growing than some other perennials, they will form a large clump in just a few years. It is a good idea to use baits for slug control around Hostas. This variety has cupped leaves, green leaves are streaked with yellow. |
| Latin Name: Hosta abique drinking gourd Common Name: plaintain lily |
While some varieties have quite nice blooms, Hostas are mainly used for their outstanding foliage. They are adaptable to shady environments, but some varieties can do well in part sun as well. Although they are generally slower growing than some other perennials, they will form a large clump in just a few years. It is a good idea to use baits for slug control around Hostas. Abique Drinking Gourd has large, cup shaped, blue-green leaves. |
| Latin Name: Hosta albomarginata Common Name: plaintain lily |
While some varieties have quite nice blooms, Hostas are mainly used for their outstanding foliage. They are adaptable to shady environments, but some varieties can do well in part sun as well. Although they are generally slower growing than some other perennials, they will form a large clump in just a few years. It is a good idea to use baits for slug control around Hostas. This variety grows to be 12-24 inches tall and has white edged leaves. Blooms in July. |
| Latin Name: Hosta aspen gold Common Name: plaintain lily |
While some varieties have quite nice blooms, Hostas are mainly used for their outstanding foliage. They are adaptable to shady environments, but some varieties can do well in part sun as well. Although they are generally slower growing than some other perennials, they will form a large clump in just a few years. It is a good idea to use baits for slug control around Hostas. This variety has rounded gold leaves with white flowers. |
| Latin Name: Hosta august moon Common Name: plaintain lily |
While some varieties have quite nice blooms, Hostas are mainly used for their outstanding foliage. They are adaptable to shady environments, but some varieties can do well in part sun as well. Although they are generally slower growing than some other perennials, they will form a large clump in just a few years. It is a good idea to use baits for slug control around Hostas. This variety has large, round, sear suckered, golden leaves that stay attractive all summer. White bloom appear in August. |
| Latin Name: Hosta regal speldor Common Name: plaintain lily |
While some varieties have quite nice blooms, Hostas are mainly used for their outstanding foliage. They are adaptable to shady environments, but some varieties can do well in part sun as well. Although they are generally slower growing than some other perennials, they will form a large clump in just a few years. It is a good idea to use baits for slug control around Hostas. This variety has frosty blue leaves with a creamy yellow to creamy white border. Lavender flowers. |
| Latin Name: Hosta blue mammoth Common Name: plaintain lily |
While some varieties have quite nice blooms, Hostas are mainly used for their outstanding foliage. They are adaptable to shady environments, but some varieties can do well in part sun as well. Although they are generally slower growing than some other perennials, they will form a large clump in just a few years. It is a good idea to use baits for slug control around Hostas. This variety has giant, powdered blue, heavily corrugated leaves. A vigorous plant with white blooms. |
| Latin Name: Hosta june Common Name: plaintain lily |
While some varieties have quite nice blooms, Hostas are mainly used for their outstanding foliage. They are adaptable to shady environments, but some varieties can do well in part sun as well. Although they are generally slower growing than some other perennials, they will form a large clump in just a few years. It is a good idea to use baits for slug control around Hostas. This variety has slender gold leaved bordered by a blue and green margin. |
| Latin Name: Hosta whirlwind Common Name: plaintain lily |
Green margins encircle a streaky yellowish-white center that bleaches to white as the season progresses |
| Latin Name: Hosta brim cup Common Name: plaintain lily |
While some varieties have quite nice blooms, Hostas are mainly used for their outstanding foliage. They are adaptable to shady environments, but some varieties can do well in part sun as well. Although they are generally slower growing than some other perennials, they will form a large clump in just a few years. It is a good idea to use baits for slug control around Hostas. This variety has cup shaped laves with wide, white margins. Light blue flowers. |
| Latin Name: Hosta frosted jade Common Name: plaintain lily |
While some varieties have quite nice blooms, Hostas are mainly used for their outstanding foliage. They are adaptable to shady environments, but some varieties can do well in part sun as well. Although they are generally slower growing than some other perennials, they will form a large clump in just a few years. It is a good idea to use baits for slug control around Hostas. This variety has narrow white edges on large leaves. Pale lavender blooms. |
| Latin Name: Hosta gold standard Common Name: plaintain lily |
While some varieties have quite nice blooms, Hostas are mainly used for their outstanding foliage. They are adaptable to shady environments, but some varieties can do well in part sun as well. Although they are generally slower growing than some other perennials, they will form a large clump in just a few years. It is a good idea to use baits for slug control around Hostas. This variety has gold leaves and lavender flowers that bloom in mid summer. |
| Latin Name: Hosta frances williams Common Name: plaintain lily |
While some varieties have quite nice blooms, Hostas are mainly used for their outstanding foliage. They are adaptable to shady environments, but some varieties can do well in part sun as well. Although they are generally slower growing than some other perennials, they will form a large clump in just a few years. It is a good idea to use baits for slug control around Hostas. This variety has large bluish leaves with a wide golden border. |
| Latin Name: Hosta fragrant blue Common Name: plaintain lily |
While some varieties have quite nice blooms, Hostas are mainly used for their outstanding foliage. They are adaptable to shady environments, but some varieties can do well in part sun as well. Although they are generally slower growing than some other perennials, they will form a large clump in just a few years. It is a good idea to use baits for slug control around Hostas. This variety has small bluish foliage with fragrant white blooms. |
| Latin Name: Hosta fortunei francee Common Name: plaintain lily |
While some varieties have quite nice blooms, Hostas are mainly used for their outstanding foliage. They are adaptable to shady environments, but some varieties can do well in part sun as well. Although they are generally slower growing than some other perennials, they will form a large clump in just a few years. It is a good idea to use baits for slug control around Hostas. This variety has 15-18 inch, heart shaped leaves with distinctive white margins. White flowers bloom in July and August. |
| Latin Name: Hosta golden tiara Common Name: plaintain lily |
While some varieties have quite nice blooms, Hostas are mainly used for their outstanding foliage. They are adaptable to shady environments, but some varieties can do well in part sun as well. Although they are generally slower growing than some other perennials, they will form a large clump in just a few years. It is a good idea to use baits for slug control around Hostas. This variety has small, heart shaped laves with a white golden border. |
| Latin Name: Houttuynia cordata chamaeleon Common Name: korean houttuynia |
Tricolor leaves grow to about 6-9 inches high. Likes wet areas and spreads by underground stolons. |
| Latin Name: Hypericum tricolor Common Name: st johns wort |
This is a mounding plant with pink and cream variegated leaves and buttercup-like blooms. |
| Latin Name: Iberis sempervirens purity Common Name: candytuft |
This variety of Iberis has very profuse blooms. |
| Latin Name: Iberis gibralterica Common Name: candytuft |
Pale lilac blooms top small, glossy leaves. Gets to be about 12 inches tall when in bloom. This May blooming plant looks great in the rock garden. |
| Latin Name: Iberis sempervirens alexander's white Common Name: candytuft |
This plant displays dense mats of glassy leaves. Pure white blooms appear in May. |
| Latin Name: Iberis sempervirens Common Name: candytuft |
Pure white blooms on glossy leafs make this plant look like drifts of snow in May. |
| Latin Name: Imperata cylindrica rubra red baron Common Name: japanese blood grass |
Grasses in general have nearly year round appeal, with an attractive presence even in the winter. To ensure they look their best, cut them down in the early spring. This variety has very red, 1 to 2 foot leaves that make it stand out. |
| Latin Name: Iris padilla aureo variegatra Common Name: variegated bearded iris |
This iris has excellent foliage and nice blue flowers. |
| Latin Name: Iris sibirica butter and sugar Common Name: siberian iris |
Siberian irises are similar to Japanese irises in that they have a tendency to form clumps. Siberian Irises have small blooms and narrow leaves. They tend to bloom May through June. This variety is 24 inches tall and has gold and white blooms. |
| Latin Name: Iris sibirica silver edge Common Name: siberian iris |
Siberian irises are similar to Japanese irises in that they have a tendency to form clumps. Siberian Irises have small blooms and narrow leaves. They tend to bloom May through June. This variety has 24 inch plant has sky blue flowers and silver edged leaves. |
| Latin Name: Iris sibirica limeheart Common Name: siberian iris |
Siberian irises are similar to Japanese irises in that they have a tendency to form clumps. Siberian Irises have small blooms and narrow leaves. They tend to bloom May through June. This variety is 34 inches tall and has white blooms with a pale green throat. |
| Latin Name: Iris sibirica caesars brother Common Name: siberian iris |
Siberian irises are similar to Japanese irises in that they have a tendency to form clumps. Siberian Irises have small blooms and narrow leaves. They tend to bloom May through June. This variety is 30 inches tall and displays dark blue flowers. |
| Latin Name: Iris ensata mount hood Common Name: japanese iris |
Iris ensata tends to form clumps that bloom in June. Blooms are large and showy and petals are small and horizontal. This variety has large, dark blue flowers and stands 32 inches tall. |
| Latin Name: Iris ensata maroon giant Common Name: japanese iris |
Iris ensata tends to form clumps that bloom in June. Blooms are large and showy and petals are small and horizontal. This variety has r7.5 inch, red-violet blooms atop a 36 inch plant. |
| Latin Name: Iris ensata haragomo Common Name: japanese iris |
Iris ensata tends to form clumps that bloom in June. Blooms are large and showy and petals are small and horizontal. This variety has 5 inch, white blooms with blue blush on a 36 inch tall plant. |
| Latin Name: Iris ensata fascination Common Name: japanese iris |
Iris ensata tends to form clumps that bloom in June. Blooms are large and showy and petals are small and horizontal. This variety has massive, 7.5 inch, bright blue flowers edged in purple with bright yellow flares. Blooms early to mid summer atop this 40 inch plant. |
| Latin Name: Iris sibirica cool spring Common Name: siberian iris |
Siberian irises are similar to Japanese irises in that they have a tendency to form clumps. Siberian Irises have small blooms and narrow leaves. They tend to bloom May through June. This variety is 30 inches tall and has clear, light blue flowers. |
| Latin Name: Iris ensata wake nusha Common Name: japanese iris |
Iris ensata tends to form clumps that bloom in June. Blooms are large and showy and petals are small and horizontal. This variety has 6.5 flowers with many petals. Flowers are a deep blue-purple color with white and yellow signals. This 32 inch tall plant blooms in the early summer. |
| Latin Name: Jasione perennis Common Name: sheeps bit |
This plant comes in the form of a 8-12 inch mound with blue blooms in June. Tends to look nice in rock gardens. |
| Latin Name: Kniphofia u primrose beauty Common Name: red hot poker |
This desert-like plants displays snowy spikes of soft yellow blooms. |
| Latin Name: Kniphofia starks early hybrid Common Name: red hot poker |
This plants has red-orange and yellow spikes of blooms. Grows to be 36 inches tall. |
| Latin Name: Lamium maculata beadhams white Common Name: deadnettle |
Small leaves with silver stripes produce white blooms in the mid spring. Grows to be 3-4 inches tall. |
| Latin Name: Lamium maculata Beacon Silver Common Name: deadnettle |
This variety of Lamium has silvery leaves and pink blooms. |
| Latin Name: Lamium maculata pink pewter Common Name: deadnettle |
This low mat groundcover has creamy, variegated leaves and soft pink blooms. |
| Latin Name: Lamium maculata white nancy Common Name: deadnettle |
This spreading plant has silvery leaves and white blooms that last all summer. Needs some shade. |
| Latin Name: Lavendula provance Common Name: lavender |
This is a tall variety of Lavender with long, straight stems and fragrant, showy blooms. |
| Latin Name: Lavendula munstead Common Name: lavender |
This variety has pale pink flowers on 8-10 inch plants. |
| Latin Name: Lavendula hidcote Common Name: lavender |
These 18 inch plants produce lavender spikes in June and July. If dead blooms are plucked early, the plant will bloom again later in the season. Fragrant leaves and blooms make nice sachets. |
| Latin Name: Lavendula jean davis Common Name: lavender |
This variety of Lavender has pale pink flowers on 18 inch plants. |
| Latin Name: Liatris pycnostachya Common Name: kansas gay feather |
This plant displays mauve pink, feathery spikes. Blooms August to September depending on cultivars. Blooming period lasts anywhere from 3 to 5 weeks. Makes excellent cut flowers. |
| Latin Name: Liatrus spicata Common Name: gay feather |
This plants has 24-30 inch mauve-purple spikes that make excellent cut flowers. |
| Latin Name: Ligularia dentata desdemona Common Name: |
This plant displays striking, large, leathery leaves that are bronze green on the top and purple on the underside. |
| Latin Name: Ligularia t aureo maculata Common Name: |
This plant has disk-like leaves with purple undertones and prominent yellow spots. Dark yellow daisy-like blooms. Likes some shade. |
| Latin Name: Ligularia senecio the rocket Common Name: ragwort |
Deep yellow florets appear on this plant's dark stems. Foliage has dark purple tones. This plant prefers moist soils and partial shade. Grows to be over 4 feet tall. |
| Latin Name: Lilium asiatic monta negro Common Name: asiatic lily |
In general, Asiatic Lilies bloom in June and July. They are both hardy and adaptable to many environments. Plants tens to develop into large clumps over many years. They like at least half sun and rich soil. The blooms make great cut flowers. This variety displays rich red bloom son 30 inch stems. |
| Latin Name: Lilium orientale stargazer Common Name: oriental lily |
Oriental lilies are taller than other lilies and display very large blooms. Blooms have a strong fragrance and make excellent cut flowers. They like at least half sun and prefer rich soil. This variety has red, pink, and white bloom on 30 inch plants. |
| Latin Name: Lilium Orientale arena Common Name: oriental lily |
Oriental lilies are taller than other lilies and display very large blooms. Blooms have a strong fragrance and make excellent cut flowers. They like at least half sun and prefer rich soil. This variety has beautiful white blooms with dark pink bands. |
| Latin Name: Lilium asiatic montreaux Common Name: asiatic lily |
In general, Asiatic Lilies bloom in June and July. They are both hardy and adaptable to many environments. Plants tens to develop into large clumps over many years. They like at least half sun and rich soil. The blooms make great cut flowers. This variety has bark pink blooms on 32 inch stems. |
| Latin Name: Lilium orientale journeys end Common Name: oriental lily |
Oriental lilies are taller than other lilies and display very large blooms. Blooms have a strong fragrance and make excellent cut flowers. They like at least half sun and prefer rich soil. This variety has pink blooms with darker bands. These 3-4 feet tall plants bloom in mid-summer. |
| Latin Name: Lilium orientale siberia Common Name: oriental lily |
Oriental lilies are taller than other lilies and display very large blooms. Blooms have a strong fragrance and make excellent cut flowers. They like at least half sun and prefer rich soil. This variety has striking white blooms that face upward. |
| Latin Name: Lilium orientale berlin Common Name: oriental lily |
Oriental lilies are taller than other lilies and display very large blooms. Blooms have a strong fragrance and make excellent cut flowers. They like at least half sun and prefer rich soil. This variety's blooms have alternating light and dark pink bands on stems that can exceed 3 feet. |
| Latin Name: Lilium asiatic pixie butter Common Name: asiatic lily |
In general, Asiatic Lilies bloom in June and July. They are both hardy and adaptable to many environments. Plants tens to develop into large clumps over many years. They like at least half sun and rich soil. The blooms make great cut flowers. This variety has double yellow blooms on 24 inch stems. |
| Latin Name: Lilium oreintale casa blanca Common Name: oriental lily |
Oriental lilies are taller than other lilies and display very large blooms. Blooms have a strong fragrance and make excellent cut flowers. They like at least half sun and prefer rich soil. This variety displays huge, white, fragrant blooms on 4-6 feet tall plants. Blooms in August. |
| Latin Name: Lilium asiatic fata morgana Common Name: asiatic lily |
In general, Asiatic Lilies bloom in June and July. They are both hardy and adaptable to many environments. Plants tens to develop into large clumps over many years. They like at least half sun and rich soil. The blooms make great cut flowers. This variety has double yellow blooms in July and will grow to be 28 inches tall. |
| Latin Name: Limonium sea lavender latifolia Common Name: |
This is a lighter, airy form of the plant with blue blooms. It is native to the New England Coastline. Makes nice dried flowers. |
| Latin Name: Limonium statice dumosa Common Name: german statice |
This nearly white flower is used extensively in dried arrangements. |
| Latin Name: Linum narbonense heavenly blue Common Name: flax |
24 inch stems support sky blue, 1/2 inch blooms. Blooms continue through most of the summer. Petals litter the ground making this plant very attractive. |
| Latin Name: Linum perenne Common Name: flax |
This plant has 30 inch stems that support sky blue disk-like blooms. A very light and airy plant. |
| Latin Name: Liriope silvery sunproof Common Name: lilyturf |
Variegated, narrow, strap like foliage grows to about 1 foot tall. Blue spike blooms appear in mid-summer. Likes full sun to part shade. |
| Latin Name: Lobelia cardinalis Common Name: cardinal flower |
This plant displays one of the reddest blooms ever. Likes damp, shady environments. Grows up to 5 feet tall. |
| Latin Name: Lunaria biennis Common Name: money plant |
This biennial plant has silvery discs that appear in the late summer after the seeds have formed. Let seeds fall in the garden for continued show. White. |
| Latin Name: Lunaria biennis Common Name: money plant |
This biennial plant has silvery discs that appear in the late summer after the seeds have formed. Let seeds fall in the garden for continued show. Purple. |
| Latin Name: Lupinus russells hybrids Common Name: hardy lupine |
This elegant perennial grow to be up to 3 feet tall. It comes in blue, pink, red, and yellow shades. |
| Latin Name: Lychnis chalcedonica Common Name: maltese cross |
Carmine red blooms on 2 foot tall plants. Florets look like a Maltese Cross. Likes sun. |
| Latin Name: Lychnis haagena Common Name: maltese cross |
Orange-red blooms on 12-16 inch plants. Likes sun. |
| Latin Name: Lychnis snowbird Common Name: maltese cross |
This variety is 20 inches tall and displays white flowers. |
| Latin Name: Lychnis viscaria alpina Common Name: german catchfly |
This variety is 18 inches tall and displays bright red blooms May through June. |
| Latin Name: Malva alcea fastigiata Common Name: dwarf hollyhock |
This plant displays 2 inch pink blooms on 23 inch plants. Outstanding in the garden. |
| Latin Name: Matteuccia struthiopteris pennsylvanica Common Name: ostrich fern |
Large fronds resemble an ostrich's feathers. Likes a moist environment. |
| Latin Name: Mimulus guttatus Common Name: monkey flower |
Water plant for shallow areas will bloom interesting yellow flowers in mid-summer. |
| Latin Name: Miscanthus sinensis strictus Common Name: porcupine grass |
Grasses in general have nearly year round appeal, with an attractive presence even in the winter. To ensure they look their best, cut them down in the early spring. This variety has stiff upright foliage with light gold, horizontal stripes. This very attractive grass grows 6-7 feet tall and has beige plumes. |
| Latin Name: Miscanthus sinensis purperescens Common Name: maiden grass |
Grasses in general have nearly year round appeal, with an attractive presence even in the winter. To ensure they look their best, cut them down in the early spring. This 3-4 feet tall variety turns purple in the fall. |
| Latin Name: Miscanthus sinensis morning light Common Name: silver maiden grass |
Grasses in general have nearly year round appeal, with an attractive presence even in the winter. To ensure they look their best, cut them down in the early spring. This variety has fine textured, 4-5 foot, silver, variegated foliage. It displays silver plumes in October. |
| Latin Name: Miscanthus sinensis graziella Common Name: maiden grass |
Grasses in general have nearly year round appeal, with an attractive presence even in the winter. To ensure they look their best, cut them down in the early spring. This variety has 5 to 6 feet tall, narrow leaves. It blooms in September. |
| Latin Name: Miscanthus sinensis variegatus Common Name: variegated maiden grass |
Grasses in general have nearly year round appeal, with an attractive presence even in the winter. To ensure they look their best, cut them down in the early spring. This variety has silver striped along the length of the leaves. Plumes in the fall add to its appeal. |
| Latin Name: Miscanthus sinensis zebrina Common Name: zebra grass |
Grasses in general have nearly year round appeal, with an attractive presence even in the winter. To ensure they look their best, cut them down in the early spring. This variety has stiff, arching foliage with light gold, horizontal striped. It grows to be 6-7 feet tall and displays beige plumes. Very attractive. |
| Latin Name: Miscanthus sinensis gracillimus Common Name: maiden grass |
Grasses in general have nearly year round appeal, with an attractive presence even in the winter. To ensure they look their best, cut them down in the early spring. This variety has 5 to 8 feet tall silver and green foliage. It also has a creamy fall flowering. |
| Latin Name: Miscanthus sinesis cosmopolitan Common Name: maiden grass |
Grasses in general have nearly year round appeal, with an attractive presence even in the winter. To ensure they look their best, cut them down in the early spring. This new variety has wide leaves with white margins. Grows to 6 feet. |
| Latin Name: Miscanthus sinensis adagio Common Name: maiden grass |
Grasses in general have nearly year round appeal, with an attractive presence even in the winter. To ensure they look their best, cut them down in the early spring. This variety is the best of the dwarf maiden grasses. It's pink blooms change to white in the fall. |
| Latin Name: miyozaki hybrids Common Name: |
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| Latin Name: Myosotic alpestris blue ball Common Name: forget me not |
Small leaves support a cloud of tiny white blooms on 6-8 inch plants. Likes moist, shady environments. Acts likes a biennial. Reseeds dependably. |
| Latin Name: Myosotis victoria rose Common Name: forget me not |
Small leaves support a cloud of tiny pink blooms on 6-8 inch plants. Likes moist, shady environments. Acts likes a biennial. Reseeds dependably. |
| Latin Name: Nepeta faassenii mussini Common Name: ornamental catnip |
Bright blue flowers appear for an extended period in mid-summer. Grows to be 18 inches tall. |
| Latin Name: Nymphaea attraction Common Name: water lily |
Red blooms appear on this water. plant that covers 6-12 square feet. Blooms in mid-summer. Allow 20 inches water. Likes sun. |
| Latin Name: Nymphaea pygmaea helvola Common Name: water lily |
This yellow dwarf form covers an area of about 1 square foot. Grows well in 1 foot of water. |
| Latin Name: Nymphaea rose arey Common Name: water lily |
This variety of water lily has pink blooms that spread throughout an area of about 8 square inches. |
| Latin Name: Oenothera fruiticosa youngii Common Name: sun drops |
Bright yellow blooms appear on this 18-24 inch plants. Likes sunny, sandy location. Tends to be somewhat invasive. |
| Latin Name: Oenothera berlandieri siskioyou Common Name: evening primrose |
This creeping plant blooms with 3 inch soft pink flowers. Effective in the rock garden or in hanging baskets. |
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| Latin Name: Ophiopogon Common Name: black mondo grass |
Fine, nearly black leaves form a low clump. |
| Latin Name: Osmunda regalis Common Name: royal fern |
This fern has leaf segments that resemble the leaves of an ash tree. Likes partial to full sun in damp soil. Grows to be 3-4 feet tall. |
| Latin Name: Osmunda cinnamonea Common Name: cinnamon fern |
This fern has 5 foot fronds that start out in a cinnamon color and then turn pale green before turning to a dark green. Likes acidic soil with good moisture. |
| Latin Name: Pachysandra terminalis Common Name: japanese spruge |
This coarse, evergreen groundcover is great for shady locations. |
| Latin Name: Pachysandra terminalis green sheen Common Name: japanese spruge |
This low growing ground cover has dark, shiny, green leaves. |
| Latin Name: Paeonia lactiflora henry potin Common Name: peony |
Peonies in general are long livings perennials that produce beautiful flowers, both on the plant and cut. They likes sunny locations with rich, well prepared soil. To ensure good blooming, it is important that the eye of the plant be no deeper that 1-2 inches. Peonies are slow to develop and in the first few years only a few blooms will appear, In time, however, they will become prolific bloomers. This variety's carmine colored blooms appear in the late summer on this 24 inch plant. |
| Latin Name: Paeonia lactiflora solange Common Name: peony |
Peonies in general are long livings perennials that produce beautiful flowers, both on the plant and cut. They likes sunny locations with rich, well prepared soil. To ensure good blooming, it is important that the eye of the plant be no deeper that 1-2 inches. Peonies are slow to develop and in the first few years only a few blooms will appear, In time, however, they will become prolific bloomers. This variety has creamy white blooms with a touch of salmon color. Blooms appear in the late summer. |
| Latin Name: Paeonia lactiflora felix crouse Common Name: peony |
Peonies in general are long livings perennials that produce beautiful flowers, both on the plant and cut. They likes sunny locations with rich, well prepared soil. To ensure good blooming, it is important that the eye of the plant be no deeper that 1-2 inches. Peonies are slow to develop and in the first few years only a few blooms will appear, In time, however, they will become prolific bloomers. This variety has brilliant crimson blooms in mid to late summer. |
| Latin Name: Paeonia japonica Common Name: japanese tree peony |
Japanese tree peonies have more open blooms than other types. Prominent stamens make the flowers quite outstanding. These perennials will grow on a woody stem that will not die down each year. They can grow up to 5 feet tall and come in a variety of colors including dark red, light pink, white, yellow, and purple. |
| Latin Name: Paeonia lactiflora richard carvel Common Name: peony |
Peonies in general are long livings perennials that produce beautiful flowers, both on the plant and cut. They likes sunny locations with rich, well prepared soil. To ensure good blooming, it is important that the eye of the plant be no deeper that 1-2 inches. Peonies are slow to develop and in the first few years only a few blooms will appear, In time, however, they will become prolific bloomers. This variety has tall, bright crimson blooms with good stems and foliage. |
| Latin Name: Paeonia lactiflora mikado Common Name: peony |
Peonies in general are long livings perennials that produce beautiful flowers, both on the plant and cut. They likes sunny locations with rich, well prepared soil. To ensure good blooming, it is important that the eye of the plant be no deeper that 1-2 inches. Peonies are slow to develop and in the first few years only a few blooms will appear, In time, however, they will become prolific bloomers. This variety displays single, large, red blooms with large gold stamens. |
| Latin Name: Paeonia lactiflora inspecteur laverne Common Name: peony |
Peonies in general are long livings perennials that produce beautiful flowers, both on the plant and cut. They likes sunny locations with rich, well prepared soil. To ensure good blooming, it is important that the eye of the plant be no deeper that 1-2 inches. Peonies are slow to develop and in the first few years only a few blooms will appear, In time, however, they will become prolific bloomers. This variety has brilliant red blooms on 24 inch plants in mid summer. |
| Latin Name: Paeonia lactiflora sarah bernhardt Common Name: peony |
Peonies in general are long livings perennials that produce beautiful flowers, both on the plant and cut. They likes sunny locations with rich, well prepared soil. To ensure good blooming, it is important that the eye of the plant be no deeper that 1-2 inches. Peonies are slow to develop and in the first few years only a few blooms will appear, In time, however, they will become prolific bloomers. this variety has rose pink blooms in mid summer on 24 inch plants. |
| Latin Name: Panicum virginicum heavy metal Common Name: switch grass |
Grasses in general have nearly year round appeal, with an attractive presence even in the winter. To ensure they look their best, cut them down in the early spring. This variety is 4-5 feet tall with blue foliage on narrow upright clumps. Blooms in the fall. Looks nice in groups. |
| Latin Name: Papaver Common Name: alpine poppy |
Assorted soft pastel colors on compact dwarf plants. Blooms May through June. Likes full sun. |
| Latin Name: Papaver prince of orange Common Name: oriental peony |
Poppies produce spectacular early season blooms. Because they get quite large, it is important to use them carefully in the garden. The blooms are large and may need some support. Plants often go dormant during the heat of the summer. This variety has orange-scarlet blooms on 30 inch plants. |
| Latin Name: Papaver carneum Common Name: oriental peony |
Poppies produce spectacular early season blooms. Because they get quite large, it is important to use them carefully in the garden. The blooms are large and may need some support. Plants often go dormant during the heat of the summer. This variety has light salmon blooms on 40 inch plants. |
| Latin Name: Papaver brilliant Common Name: oriental peony |
Poppies produce spectacular early season blooms. Because they get quite large, it is important to use them carefully in the garden. The blooms are large and may need some support. Plants often go dormant during the heat of the summer. This variety has fiery scarlet flowers on 28 inch plants. |
| Latin Name: Papaver alegro Common Name: oriental poppy |
Poppies produce spectacular early season blooms. Because they get quite large, it is important to use them carefully in the garden. The blooms are large and may need some support. Plants often go dormant during the heat of the summer. This variety displays bright red flowers on 12-16 inch plants. |
| Latin Name: Papever princess victoria louise Common Name: oriental peony |
Poppies produce spectacular early season blooms. Because they get quite large, it is important to use them carefully in the garden. The blooms are large and may need some support. Plants often go dormant during the heat of the summer. This variety has salmon colored flowers with a papery texture. Plants reach up to 30 inches tall. |
| Latin Name: Pennisetum alopecuroides national arboretum Common Name: fountain grass |
Grasses in general have nearly year round appeal, with an attractive presence even in the winter. To ensure they look their best, cut them down in the early spring. This variety is considered an 'improved form' of the genus. It grows 2-3 feet tall. |
| Latin Name: Pennisetum alopecuroides little bunnies Common Name: fountain grass |
Grasses in general have nearly year round appeal, with an attractive presence even in the winter. To ensure they look their best, cut them down in the early spring. This variety is very small and has cute, little, fuzzy flower heads. Looks nice on the border. |
| Latin Name: Pennisetum alopecuroides hamlin Common Name: dwarf fountain grass |
Grasses in general have nearly year round appeal, with an attractive presence even in the winter. To ensure they look their best, cut them down in the early spring. This variety has fine textured, blue foliage growing in narrow upright clumps. It displays dark plumes in the fall. Looks nice in groups. |
| Latin Name: Pennisetum alopecuroides moudry Common Name: black fountain grass |
Grasses in general have nearly year round appeal, with an attractive presence even in the winter. To ensure they look their best, cut them down in the early spring. This variety is mid sized grass with bluish foliage growing in narrow upright clumps. It displays dark plumes in the fall. Looks nice in groups. |
| Latin Name: Penstemon perennial blend Common Name: beardtongue |
Beardtongue has lacerated foliage up to 15 inches tall. Blooms come in pink, purple, or red in June through July. |
| Latin Name: Phlox subulata emerald blue Common Name: creeping phlox |
Phlox subulata comes in the form of mats of evergreen foliage that display drifts of blooms in April. These plants look great in the rock garden. This variety has light lavender-blue blooms. |
| Latin Name: Phlox subulata oakington blue eyes Common Name: creeping phlox |
Phlox subulata comes in the form of mats of evergreen foliage that display drifts of blooms in April. These plants look great in the rock garden. This variety displays masses of blue flowers. |
| Latin Name: Phlox paniculata red super Common Name: phlox |
Phlox paniculata is an elegant, tall growing plant. Blooms appear in mid summer and last about 6 weeks. This variety has bright red blooms. |
| Latin Name: Phlox subulata fort hill Common Name: creeping phlox |
Phlox subulata comes in the form of mats of evergreen foliage that display drifts of blooms in April. These plants look great in the rock garden. This variety has deep pink blooms. |
| Latin Name: Phlox paniculata david Common Name: phlox |
Phlox paniculata is an elegant, tall growing plant. Blooms appear in mid summer and last about 6 weeks. This variety has bright white blooms on 30 inch plants. Mildew resistant. |
| Latin Name: Phlox subulata dirgo arbutis Common Name: creeping phlox |
Phlox subulata comes in the form of mats of evergreen foliage that display drifts of blooms in April. These plants look great in the rock garden. This variety has lavender blooms in the late spring. |
| Latin Name: Phlox subulata coral eyes Common Name: creeping phlox |
Phlox subulata comes in the form of mats of evergreen foliage that display drifts of blooms in April. These plants look great in the rock garden. This variety has rosy red blooms. |
| Latin Name: Phlox subulata candy stripe Common Name: creeping phlox |
Phlox subulata comes in the form of mats of evergreen foliage that display drifts of blooms in April. These plants look great in the rock garden. This variety is pink and white. |
| Latin Name: Phlox subulata atropurpurea Common Name: creeping phlox |
Phlox subulata comes in the form of mats of evergreen foliage that display drifts of blooms in April. These plants look great in the rock garden. This variety has purple blooms. |
| Latin Name: Phlox paniculata orange perfection Common Name: phlox |
Phlox paniculata is an elegant, tall growing plant. Blooms appear in mid summer and last about 6 weeks. This variety has brilliant orange blooms. |
| Latin Name: Phlox paniculata flamingo Common Name: phlox |
Phlox paniculata is an elegant, tall growing plant. Blooms appear in mid summer and last about 6 weeks. This variety has flamingo pink colored flowers on 26 inch tall plants. |
| Latin Name: Phlox paniculata fairest one Common Name: phlox |
Phlox paniculata is an elegant, tall growing plant. Blooms appear in mid summer and last about 6 weeks. This variety has shell pink colored blooms. |
| Latin Name: Phlox paniculata eve cullum Common Name: phlox |
Phlox paniculata is an elegant, tall growing plant. Blooms appear in mid summer and last about 6 weeks. This variety has clear pink blooms with red centers. |
| Latin Name: Phlox paniculata star fire Common Name: phlox |
Phlox paniculata is an elegant, tall growing plant. Blooms appear in mid summer and last about 6 weeks. This variety has striking red blooms with a hint of purple. |
| Latin Name: Phlox subulata scarlet flame Common Name: creeping phlox |
Phlox subulata comes in the form of mats of evergreen foliage that display drifts of blooms in April. These plants look great in the rock garden. This variety has scarlet colored blooms. |
| Latin Name: Physalis franchetti Common Name: chinese lantern |
This plant displays orange pods in the fall on 18 inch plants. Tends to be somewhat invasive. Likes sun. |
| Latin Name: Physostegia virginica alba Common Name: false dragonhead |
This plant displays tiny white snapdragon-like florets on 18-24 inch stems. Blooms June through July and makes nice cut flowers. Likes sun. |
| Latin Name: Physostegia virginica rosea Common Name: false dragonhead |
This plant displays tiny, pink, snapdragon-like florets on 18-24 inch stems. Blooms June through July and makes nice cut flowers. Likes sun. |
| Latin Name: Platycodon fuji pink Common Name: balloon flower |
Pink, balloon -like buds about 1.5 inches in diameter open up into 4 petals blooms. 25 inches tall. |
| Latin Name: Platycodon fuji blue Common Name: balloon flower |
Blue, balloon -like buds about 1.5 inches in diameter open up into 4 petals blooms. 25 inches tall. |
| Latin Name: Platycodon grandiflora blue Common Name: |
This Platycodon has blue flowers and grows to be 24 inches tall. |
| Latin Name: Platycodon fuji white Common Name: balloon flower |
White, balloon -like buds about 1.5 inches in diameter open up into 4 petals blooms. 25 inches tall. |
| Latin Name: Platycodon grandiflora shell pink Common Name: |
This variety of Platycodon grows to be 24 inches tall and displays shell pink colored blooms. |
| Latin Name: Polemonium caeruleum Common Name: jacobs ladder |
The stems on this plant has small leaves coming from each side of a center stem, giving this perennial its nickname. Blue, spike-like flowers appear on 15 inch plants that like some shade. |
| Latin Name: Polygonatum multiflorum Common Name: solomons seal |
Small, pendulous, white blooms are borne on the underside of 30 inch, arching branches. This is a very graceful plant with nice foliage. Does well in both sun or shade. |
| Latin Name: Polygonatum variegatum Common Name: variegated solomons seal |
Small, white flowers appear on the underside of 30 inch long branches. Foliage is yellowish and variegated. Does well in both sun and shade. |
| Latin Name: Polypodium virginianum Common Name: rock fern |
This fern is an evergreen groundcover that likes dry, shaded area. It will grow on rocks. Requires good drainage. |
| Latin Name: Polystichum tsus simense Common Name: korean rock fern |
This fern displays 18 inch, bright green foliage. |
| Latin Name: Polystichum polyblepharum Common Name: tassel fern |
This fern displays dark green foliage up to 18 inches tall. |
| Latin Name: Primula pacific giants Common Name: primrose |
Assorted jewel-like colors on small, leafy plants. Flowers are borne on short stalks in April. Likes moist soil and a shady environment. |
| Latin Name: Primula dania Common Name: primrose |
Assorted colors are held close to small, leafy plants. This plant blooms in April and likes a moist, shady area. |
| Latin Name: Pulmonaria mrs moon Common Name: lungwort |
In general, Lungwort has leaves spotted with white or silver that do best in semi-full shade. This variety has pink blooms that fade. Grows to 12 inches. |
| Latin Name: Pulmonaria pierres pure pink Common Name: lungwort |
In general, Lungwort has leaves spotted with white or silver that do best in semi-full shade. This variety has pure rose pink blooms on green leafed plants (with silver spots). This outstanding variety as introduced by Pierre Bennerup of Sunny Border Nursery. |
| Latin Name: Pulmonaria janet fisk Common Name: lungwort |
In general, Lungwort has leaves spotted with white or silver that do best in semi-full shade. This variety has mottled foliage and pink flowers that turn blue. 14 inches. |
| Latin Name: Pulmonaria bertram anderson Common Name: lungwort |
In general, Lungwort has leaves spotted with white or silver that do best in semi-full shade. This variety has violet blue blooms on low mounding plants. |
| Latin Name: Ranunculus buttered popcorn Common Name: double buttercup |
This perennial displays multi-pedaled buttercups in soft yellow. |
| Latin Name: Rodgersia pinnata supurba Common Name: rogers flower |
Roger's flower displays chestnut-like foliage with bright pink flowers in June. |
| Latin Name: Rudbeckia goldilocks Common Name: black eyed susan |
Double and semi-double golden daises appear on these compact plants. |
| Latin Name: Rudbeckia fulgida goldsturm Common Name: black eyed susan |
Golden daisies with dark centers bloom August through September on these 24 inch plants. |
| Latin Name: Rumex sanguineus Common Name: red dock |
This perennial's 12 inch, blade shapes leaves have blood red veins running through them, making them very distinctive. |
| Latin Name: Sagina subulata aurea Common Name: scotch moss |
Chartreuse mossy foliage forms a neat mat. |
| Latin Name: Salvia verticilata purple rain Common Name: |
This 36 inch plant displays loose spikes of purple blooms over a long season. |
| Latin Name: Salvia nemorosa viola klose Common Name: |
Compact plants display dark blue blooms from May through August. |
| Latin Name: Salvia nemorosa may night Common Name: meadow sage |
Violet spikes bloom for about 6 week in Summer on these 18 inch plants. |
| Latin Name: Salvia nemorosa east friesland Common Name: meadow sage |
Violet blue spikes bloom for about 6 week in the summer on these 18 inch plants. |
| Latin Name: Salvia blue hill Common Name: blue hill salvia |
This 18-24 inch variety has nearly blue flowers on spikes. Blooms over a long season. |
| Latin Name: Santolina viridis Common Name: |
This perennials has green foliage with yellow buttons in mid summer. |
| Latin Name: Santolina incana Common Name: |
Gray foliage is topped with yellow buttons in mid summer. This perennial is often used with the green to create 'knot' gardens. Easy to clip into small hedges. |
| Latin Name: Saponaria lempergii max frie Common Name: soapwort |
Soapwort has 1 inch deep pink blooms in a spreading carpet that bloom in mid-summer. |
| Latin Name: Saponaria ocymoides Common Name: soapwort |
This creeping plant has soft pink drifts of flowers in early summer. Great for the rock garden. |
| Latin Name: Scabiosa caucasua alba Common Name: pincushion flower |
White, flat, papery blooms appear all over these 18 inch tall plants. |
| Latin Name: Scabiosa caucasia blue Common Name: pincushion flower |
Blue, flat, papery blooms appear all over these 18 inch tall plants. |
| Latin Name: Scabiosa butterfly blue Common Name: pincushion flower |
A profusion of lavender-blue flowers stay in bloom until the first frost. 12-18 inches tall. |
| Latin Name: Scabiosa houses hybrids Common Name: pincushion flower |
Papery, 2 inch blooms in white and blue appear on 12 inch stems. |
| Latin Name: Scabiosa pink mist Common Name: pincushion flower |
A profusion of soft pink blooms last up until the first frost on these 12-18 inch tall plants. |
| Latin Name: Sedum spurium coccinium Common Name: |
Shades of pink blooms cover small glaucous leaves in the summer. |
| Latin Name: Sedum spurium alba Common Name: |
This plant with tiny gray leaves has white blooms in the mid summer and grows to be about 1" high. |
| Latin Name: Sedum spurium red carpet Common Name: |
This plant forms a thick carpet with red blooms. |
| Latin Name: Sedum dragons blood Common Name: |
This low grower has reddish blooms. |
| Latin Name: Sedum spurium tricolor Common Name: |
This variety of sedum has variegated leaves with red tones. |
| Latin Name: Sedum reflexum Common Name: |
Tiny leaves and bright yellow blooms adorn this 8 inch tall succulent. Great for the rock garden. |
| Latin Name: Sedum brilliant Common Name: stonecrop |
Bright pink blooms appear in September and gradually turn darker until they become a bronze color. They continue to stay in bloom into the winter. This very hardy 15 inch plants likes sun but will tolerate shade. |
| Latin Name: Sedum autumn joy Common Name: stonecrop |
Pink blooms appear in September and gradually turn darker until they become a bronze color. They continue to stay in bloom into the winter. This very hardy 15 inch plants likes sun but will tolerate shade. |
| Latin Name: Sedum acre Common Name: stonecrop |
Tiny leaves and yellow bloom appear on this creeping plant. |
| Latin Name: Sedum seiboldi Common Name: |
This creeper has pink bloom and glaucous leaves. |
| Latin Name: Sempervivum Common Name: hens and chickens |
Sempervivum comes in a variety of colors and textures of leaves. These succulents tend to have fleshy leaves in rosettes. |
| Latin Name: Sidilacea party girl Common Name: prarie mallow |
Prairie Mallow displays shell pink colored flowers in summer. It is similar to a compact hollyhock. |
| Latin Name: Silebe schaffta Common Name: moss campion |
Rosy-purple flowers bloom on silver-gray cushions May through October. Looks nice in the rock garden. |
| Latin Name: Stachys b helen von stein Common Name: lambs ears |
This heat & sun loving plant has large gray-green leaves and is non flowering. |
| Latin Name: Stachys lantana Common Name: lambs ears |
Soft, silvery and furry leaves spread until 1 foot tall spikes emerge in mid-summer with bluish florets. Spikes can be removed for appearance. |
| Latin Name: Teucrium chamadrys Common Name: germander |
Tiny mauve blooms appear on 10-15 inch tall plants. These are often used as a formal clipped border around herb or knot gardens. Likes at least half sun. |
| Latin Name: Thalictrum aquilegifolium Common Name: |
This plant has columbine-like foliage with white, purple, or orange flowers in May and June. Grows to be 3 feet. |
| Latin Name: Thalictrum dipterocarpum Common Name: meadow rue |
Misty, lilac-mauve blooms appear on plants that grow up to 3 feet tall with fernlike foliage. Likes full sun and will tolerate some wetness. |
| Latin Name: Tunica saxifraga Common Name: tunic flower |
Lavender flowers appear on 9 inch tall plants. This sun loving plant looks great in the rockery. |
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| Latin Name: Verbascum phoeniceum mix Common Name: mullein |
Lavender, White, Pink, Salmon, or Purple blooms on 3 foot tall plants. These plants likes sun and will do well in poor soil conditions. |
| Latin Name: Veronica sunny border blue Common Name: |
Glossy foliage sports bright blue blooms. One of the best Veronica varieties. |
| Latin Name: Veronica incana Common Name: speedwell |
Bright blue spikes on gray foliage that matures at 10 inches. Likes sun. |
| Latin Name: Veronica teucrium royal blue Common Name: |
Blue flowers appear on these 12 inch tall plants that look great in the rockery. |
| Latin Name: Veronica spicata rosea Common Name: speedwell |
Spikes of rose-pink blooms within dark green, 18 inch foliage. Like sun. |
| Latin Name: Veronica spicata red fox Common Name: |
This variety of Veronica displays 15 inch spikes of nearly red blooms. Deadhead for an extended blooming period. |
| Latin Name: Veronica spicata goodness grows Common Name: |
Violet blue flowers adorn this 12 inch plant all summer long. |
| Latin Name: Veronica repens Common Name: |
Bluish blooms appear on creeping, 2 inch plants. This plant likes sun and looks great in the rock garden. |
| Latin Name: Veronica longifolia Common Name: speedwell |
Blue spikes on 24-30 inch plants. Likes sun. |
| Latin Name: Vinca minor alba Common Name: periwinkle |
This evergreen groundcover has white flowers in the spring. Use in shady areas. |
| Latin Name: Vinca minor bowles variety Common Name: periwinkle |
The leaves on this evergreen groundcover have a heavier substance than other varieties and blooms tend to be larger. |
| Latin Name: Vinca minor Common Name: Periwinkle |
This evergreen groundcover has blue flowers in the spring. Use in shady areas. |
| Latin Name: Viola odorata purple Common Name: violet |
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| Latin Name: Viola odorata purple showers Common Name: violet |
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| Latin Name: Viola odorata blue throat Common Name: violet |
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| Latin Name: Viola odorata speckled Common Name: violet |
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| Latin Name: Yucca filimentosa bright edge Common Name: desert candle |
Green leaves are edged in gold. |
| Latin Name: Yucca filimentosa color guard Common Name: desert candle |
Cream and gold inside with green on the outside edge. |
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