Plants & Products

Botanical Name	Common Name	Exposure	Flower Color
Dalea purpurea	Purple prairie clover	Sun	Purple	more info
Description Dalea purpurea, commonly called purple prairie clover, is a native Missouri prairie clover which occurs in glades, rocky open woods and prairies throughout the State except for the far southeastern counties. Typically grows 1-3' tall. Features tiny purple flowers in dense, cone-like heads (to 2" long) atop erect, wiry stems in summer. Compound, odd-pinnate leaves, with 3-5 narrow linear leaflets. Zone 3-8 Height 1-3' Purpose Landscape, Prairie, Mass planting
Dianthus 'Kahori'	Kahori Border Pinks	Sun	Lilac pink flowers	more info
Description A new standard in Dianthus. Dark green foliage boasts season long fringed magenta fragrant flowers. Zone 4 Height 6-8" Purpose Fragrant, Cut Flower, Hummingbird, Early Spring Interest,Winter Interest, Pollinator,Butterfly
Dicentra spectabilis	Bleeding Heart	Part Shade	Pink/white flowers	more info
Description A garden favorite for years - long arching racemes of heart-shaped pink flowers bloom in May and last until the heat of summer arrives. Plants go dormant in mid-summer, so interplant to fill the breach. Zone 3-9 Height 2'-3' Purpose Rabbit Resistant, Early Spring Interest
Diervilla lonicera	Bush Honeysuckle	Sun/Pt shade	Yellow	more info
Description An easy to grow attractive shrub that will thrive in shady, dry soils. Cheery yellow tubular flowers and striking amber colored new growth. Zone 3-7 Height 2-3'