ACHILLEA  – Bright yellow flowers contrast beautiful with intense silvery foliage; leaves are broader than typical

Rudbeckia Goldsturm -blooms mid-to-late summer with an eye-catching display of golden flowers. Black Eyed Susan is very attractive to butterflies and the seed heads provide winter food for seed-eating songbirds

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

CLEMATIS Vining  Pink

CLEMATIS Vining  Purple

CLEMATIS Vining  Purple with white star center

DELOSPERMA FIRE SPINNER- vibrant tri-colored flowers of orange, that are unique in the world of perennial flowers. Outstandingly colorful. An evergreen groundcover, this ice plant blooms in late spring

DELPHINIUM – true sky blue flowers with a touch of lavender pink are presented on very strong stems in early summer. Removing spent flower spikes will result in another round of blooms on secondary spikes in late summer and fall

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

SCABIOSA COLUMBARIA  BLUE –  wiry stems which hover over the short mound of ferny basal foliage. They make excellent cut flowers and also attract butterflies.

SEDUM SPECTABILIS AUTUMN JOY -succulent perennial to 18 to 24 inches tall that has 1-2 inches wide cabbage-like rosettes of succulent pale blue-green dark pink flowers all summer and fall; first. Plant in sun