This outstanding selection forms a spreading patch of small silver leaves with a wide green edge. Clusters of deep magenta-purple flowers are larger than all other varieties, appearing in spring then continuing off and on until fall.

Whether you grow it for its fragrance or its midsummer beauty and resistance to heat and drought, the cool, gray  green foliage of lavender is a welcome addition to any garden.  All prefer good drainage and lots of sun.

An improved easy to grow variety with notably larger flowers, dense growth habit and tolerance to heat, humidity and cold. Fragran foliage and flowers, A pollinator favorite.

'Gibraltar' blooms late summer to early fall. In full bloom, the flower-laden stems arch downward with a fountain-like grace, often to the point of nearly lying on the ground.

This shasta daisy has impressively large, full double blooms that bloom throughout the summer.

New for 2022 - Lemon yellow flower buds open to creamy white flowers. A very floriferous plant that has an extra long bloom time in summer. Flowers sit on dark green leaves, forming a beautiful habit.

This outstanding selection is considered the best yellow to date and features semi-double blooms that emerge bright, lemon yellow and gradually mature to ivory white.

'Lavender Glowsticks' is a hardy prairie plant that has exceptionally tall flower stalks that make up more than half the plant's height. With a long blooming period, this liatris attracts butterflies and other pollinators. 

Here’s the classic Statice, Limonium, but with a great twist–Dazzle Rocks Statice is reliably hardy, unlike older varieties. And that’s not all, a huge step forward in Limonium breeding, Dazzle Rocks brings multitudes of flowers on attractive, compact plants. A top choice for floral designers, each tall stem produces an abundance of frothy lilac purple flowers that can be cut for fresh or dried arrangements.

Sea Lavender is one of the best perennials for using as a cut flower, especially for drying. This forms a low mound of large, leathery green leaves, bearing upright branching heads of tiny, pale-blue flowers, giving a misty, cloud-like effect.

Dark green leaves are a backdrop for the two-lipped flowers that bloom from summer sporadically into the fall. The exterior of the flowers are crimson purple, while the interior is a creamy white. Flowers are usually followed by red berries.

Dwarf perennial bearing spikes of pea-like blue and white flowers in early and midsummer among fern-like foliage. Compact form and full-sized flowers make this perennial a great choice for mixed perennial beds.

Lysimachia lanceolata forms a 2' tall x 3' wide patch in 2-3 years, clothed with linear leaves, and topped, starting in July and continuing all summer with small bright yellow flowers. Native to moist meadows, a nectar plant to native bees.

Winged Loosestrife is found growing in meadows, marshes, and border of bodies of water. This native plant has single purple flowers blooming on short stems; pale purple petals have darker purple veins and resemble tissue paper.