Calamintha nepeta is a bushy, rhizomatous, perennial herb of the mint family that is native to Europe and the Mediterranean region. It typically forms a dense, indefinitely spreading, foliage mat with upright leafy flowering stems rising to 12-18” tall.

Campanula glomerata, commonly known as clustered bellflower, is an upright perennial that is native to Europe and temperate Asia. It forms a dense foliage clump of ovate to lance-shaped, toothed, somewhat hairy, long-stalked, medium green basal leaves (to 5” long). Upward facing, bell-shaped, violet to lavender blue flowers bloom in spherical terminal clusters atop smaller-leaved stems rising above the basal clump to 12-18” tall. Smaller flower clusters simultaneously bloom in the upper leaf axils. Stem leaves (to 3 1/2” long) are narrower and shorter than the basal leaves. Flowers bloom in late spring to early summer (perhaps into mid-summer if the spent flower stems are promptly removed after bloom). The flowers are attractive to hummingbirds, butterflies, and other pollinators.

Caryopteris x clandonensis, commonly called bluebeard, blue spirea or blue mist, is a low-mounded, deciduous shrub that is valued for its aromatic foliage and late summer flowers which are said to resemble clouds of blue smoke or mist.

Beautiful golden leaves in Spring and Summer, accented by blue flowers in late Summer and Fall. Shows beautiful golden foliage in Spring and Summer, accented by blue flowers in late Summer and Fall. Features a mounded habit and broad leaves.

Late-summer blooms shroud the glossy green foliage in a cloud of misty purple blue. Loads of dense flower clusters are a welcome treat to late-season pollinators who savor the fragrant, nectar-rich blooms of this compact upright shrub. Caryopteris Grand Bleu is a drought tolerant deciduous shrub and virtually maintenance free. Colorful, long blooming, carefree and easy to grow. A uniform, rounded mound with a manageable habit; it is ideal in large containers or the landscape. Blooms on new wood.

‘Hot Lips’ features rosy pink fall flowers (richer pink than the species), bronze green maturing to dark green foliage (deeper green than the species), and red stems.

A mass of orange blooms in October and November survive several frosts and compliment the fall landscape. Rich orange buds open to reveal petals with a deeper saturation of color near the yellow center, eventually fading to pale orange. ‘Campfire Glow’ has a tighter growth habit than the other varieties and may not need pinching. 

Creamy-white, bottle-brush flower spikes on blackish stems rise up from mid-summer through late fall. The leaves emerge silver with green veins then mature to light green. Heat-tolerant; happiest in rich, moist soils

Astilbe-like leaves of purple black. Arching wands or bottlebrush spikes of fragrant pale-pink flowers rise above the clump in early fall.

This award winner is free-flowering with 6-8” glowing crimson flowers each highlighted by a central cluster of dark anthers. Blooms June-July and again in September. Prunning Type 2

A beautiful climber with large, deep carmine flowers with slightly paler margins. This is a strong grower with distinctly wavy leaves. PG2

A stunning white-flowered clematis that produces elegant fully double blooms on old wood in early summer and lovely semi-double blooms later in the season on new wood. This compact climber is ideal for containers, patios, and smaller gardens, where it supplies beautiful vertical interest to any fence or trellis without taking over. Deciduous.

A vigorous vine with 4-inch magenta colored flowers in early summer. This variety flowers on the new season's growth. PG2

'Henryi' features profuse, showy, eight-sepaled, 6-8" in diameter, white flowers with purplish brown anthers cover this vine in summer. Bloom on this cultivar comes primarily from the previous year's stems in early summer, but also occurs in a second flush later in the summer on the new (current year's) growth.

Clematis Jackmanii has an incredible number of single royal purple blossoms that are produced in June, July and September. A true garden Classic. Gracefully meandering over fences, trellises or through shrubbery, Clematis supply vertical interest. Every perennial garden should have at least one of these incredible vines.

Clematis John Paul II is offered in a full gallon size with free shipping! Named for the Pope, this stunning Clematis has 5 to 6-inch creamy white flowers with a pale pink stripe. Blooms arise in mid to late summer. The pink bar is strongest in late summer and the colors generally last longer if grown in partial shade.

Here is a Clematis with a unique touch, bell shaped flowers. Deep violet purple buds burst open to 2 to 3 inch nodding bell shaped flowers with curled ends in a violet blue with an icy lavender edge, looking like pixie bells all along the dark green foliage. This is one of the longest blooming clematis, starting its blooms in June and going through to September. Pair this lovely bell flower with pink and white star shaped clematis for a beautiful presentation. Consider also companion planting with roses or other flowering perennials to provide the valued shade at the foot of this lovely vine.

'Rouge Cardinal' is a deciduous, large-flowering, semi-woody climbing clematis vine (Jackman group) which typically grows 8-12' and features red flowers (4-6" diameter) with brownish-yellow stamens. Blunt, recurving sepals. Profuse summer bloom. Simple to trifoliate medium green foliage darkens as the summer progresses. Synonymous with and sometimes sold as 'Red Cardinal'.

Clematis 'The President' flowers bloom in violet blue and arrive steadily for most of the summer. Consistently delivers a great show, and is one of the best repeat bloomers. Superb companion with any of our Climbing Roses.

Clematis tangutica, commonly called golden clematis, is a yellow-flowered climbing vine that typically grows to 12-15’ long. It often takes on the form of a sprawling shrub when grown in dry soils in sandy to gravelly areas. Golden clematis is native to forests, slopes, grassy areas, gravelly expanses, and stream/river banks in central to northwestern China.

This woody, perennial vine prefers moist, rich soil in full sun to partial/some deep shade. It is one of the few vines that will flower in shade. Clematis virginiana attracts a variety of pollinators, and is not usually disturbed by deer and rabbits.

4-5″ flowers of white background with purple veins throughout, turning all purple on the edges. Does well in the sun and semi-shade. Blooms July, August and September.

Super Star produces display after display of cheerful bi-color blossoms with vibrant red centers and fringed, yellow petals from spring through fall. It forms a compact mound of disease resistant, dark green foliage. Some professionals say Super Star Coreopsis is the most exciting Coreopsis introduction in years.

Coreopsis auriculata 'Nana' is deciduous to evergreen. The common name, Mouse-Eared Coreopsis, comes from the leaves' mouse-ear like basal lobes. Foliage is 2"-3" long, dark green. Golden Yellow daisy like flowers emerge on stems just above the foliage in Spring and last into early Summer.

The Fall Sensation series blooms late, throughout the summer into the fall. Flowers have a bright red center that fade into a bright yellow towards the petal tips. Coreopsis attracts butterflies and other pollinators. 

The Fall Sensation series blooms late, throughout the summer into the fall. Flowers are a striking ombre wash of pinks and oranges blended. Coreopsis attracts butterflies and other pollinators. 

The Fall Sensation series blooms late, throughout the summer into the fall. Flowers are a rich, deep red. Coreopsis attracts butterflies and other pollinators. 

Lanceleaf coreopsis features single flowers on slender stems; flowers are yellow, daisy-like with eight rays that are toothed at the tips, with flat yelow centers. Tolerant of heat, humidity, and drought. 

 A dwarf Coreopsis that provides brilliant hues of yellow, red and orange all season long. Can bloom as early as May, if the weather is warm, and rebloom into autumn. Deadheading entices new flowers faster but the plant is good about reblooming on it's own. An added bonus is its deer resistance.

'Summer Sunshine' is one of the few coreopsis that blooms in the fall – its golden flowers with dark cones last about six weeks during September and October. 'Summer Sunshine' not only has an amazing fall floral display, but the plant has a dense and sturdy habit as well as disease resistant foliage.

Spicy-red flowers with gold button centers heat up the summer garden atop a compact, rounded mound of bright green threadleaf foliage.

Threadleaf Coreopsis forms a spreading clump of very delicate, ferny foliage. This selection, part of the Sizzle & Spice™ series, bears loads of starry, ivory flowers with dark magenta centres that flow to the edges, early summer into the fall. Clipping off faded flowers will encourage buds to form all season. Excellent for cutting and mass planting. Great for edging in the sunny border, or planting in mixed containers. Tolerates heat and humidity. 

This prize-winning perennial keeps its neat shape and performs well all summer long. Bright, creamy white flowers with red-banded petals appear continuously above the vigorous, upright, mounded foliage. Perfect for massing in low-maintenance borders or summer containers. Resists mildew. An herbaceous perennial.

Large creamy white flowers reveal a buttery yellow aura that peeks around a golden-orange button center. Tidy lush green foliage completes the package. Native to SE United States. Another award winner from the Uptick™ Series. Check out this impressive list of industry awards that Coreopsis Uptick™ Cream can include in its resume: Greenhouse Grower Medal of Excellence Industry’s Choice Award; Louisiana State University 2016 Field Trials “Top Performer”; Four Oaks “Best New Nursery Stock Plant Introduction"; Metrolina Greenhouses Field Trials 2016 “Top Performer”; and Costa Garden Trials 2016 “Top Performer”

The Uptick series brings tight compact plants with large showy blooms. Yellow & Red has large vivid flowers with yellow  petals and a wide red eyes. Easy plant in the border with long show, attracts pollinators and butterflies.

A clump-forming plant that features tubular, nodding, scarlet red, one-sided flowers borne along the upper portions of stiffly arching, sometimes branched, flower scapes (stems) typically rising up to 3' (infrequently to 4') tall and slightly above the narrow, sword-shaped, basal leaves.

A clump-forming plant that features tubular, nodding, scarlet red, one-sided flowers borne along the upper portions of stiffly arching, sometimes branched, flower scapes (stems) typically rising up to 3' (infrequently to 4') tall and slightly above the narrow, sword-shaped, basal leaves.