ALLIUM MILLENIUM- Ornamental alliums generally range in height from 3” to 4-6′ tall. Genus name comes from the classical Latin name for garlic

BUDDLEIA -This compact new Buddleia fits easily into urban gardens with its densely compact, rounded habit. Unlike some other dwarf Buddleias that become very wide spreading, keeps its composure as it ages, growing just 3’ tall and 3 ½’ wide in two years.

Low growing mounding season bloomer

COREOPSIS Salmon orange – unique combination of a dwarf habit and large flowers

LEUCANTHEMUM SUPERBUM WHOOPS A DAISY- Loads of blooms cover the plant creating a charming, mound of color. Each flower is 3-4″ across, with a spray of narrow white petals emanating from a circular, golden yellow center. They stand between 1-3′ tall on sturdy, upright stems

SEDUM SUNSPARKLER LIME ZINGER –  succulent groundcover, with fantastic lime green leaves edged in bright cherry red. In late summer, soft pink flower clusters dance just above a dense colorful mat of disease-free foliage