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

ASTILBE White an upright cultivar that forms a foliage mound (to 12” tall) of dark green leaves with  stems and petioles. Whiteflowers in thick panicles bloom in late spring to early summer atop branching stems rising to 28” tall

ASTILBE mix- species characterized by an early bloom time and glossy green leaves often tinged with a variety of color some pink, white, or red Flowers are produced in dense, pyramidal clusters.

BUDDLEIA MONARCH DARK DYNASTY -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, ‘Dark Dynasty’ keeps its composure as it ages, growing just 3’ tall and 3 ½’ wide in two years.

Low growing mounding season bloomer

COREOPSIS GRANDIFLORA PRESTO- unique combination of a dwarf habit and large flowers

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

Gallon size container of dianthus will flower well all spring in to summer in a large pink bloom

ECHINACEA PURPUREA POW WOW WILD BERRY- Purple Coneflower- purple flowers and compact floriferous growth habit. This is an outstanding long blooming variety

– blooms of orang with yellow high lights yellow have nicely ruffled petal edges. … Pull off dead or yellow leaves and remove spent bloom stalks to keep plants tidy and to encourage additional flowers from rebloomers.

HEMEROCALLIS starts blooming early midseason and then repeats its bloom all the way into early fall.  The 4.5 inch flowers are red with yellow eye and matching narrow picotee edge.

IRIS SIBIRICA CONTRAST IN STYLES- clump-forming perennial with incredibly beautiful flowers in late spring to early summer. Each blossom features rich wine purple standards and falls and lighter blue-purple style.-

LOBELIA SPECIOSA STARSHIP SCARLET-Eye-catching upright spires of long-lasting, butterfly-shaped flowers appear in early summer, continuing into mid-fall in most areas. Loved by birds and butterflies.

PAEONIA SARAH BERNHARDT – herbaceous (soft stemmed) peony cultivar. It is a shrubby plant that, each year, will typically grow to 3′ tall by mid-spring, bloom, display attractive foliage throughout the summer and early fall, and then die to the ground after frost

SALVIA NEMOROSA MAY NIGHT –  top performer in the landscape. Dense spikes of deep violet-purple flowers are produced in early summer to fall

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 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

THYME PRAECOX COCCINEU- A sun-loving herb valued as an ornamental groundcover. Forms a dense, flat mat of evergreen, dark green leaves that are smothered in bright magenta-red flowers from early thru midsummer. In fall, the foliage turns a beautiful bronze