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This fern is a hybrid between the lady fern and Japanese painted fern. The resulting plant has beautiful silver foliage with a nice upright habit. Grows 24-30" tall in full to part shade.
Perennial Plant of the Year 2004 This non native fern was awarded the prestigious Perennial Plant of the Year Award for its garden merit. Beautiful almost luminescent blue green foliage with dark ribs. Grows 12-24" tall in full to part shade.
Lady in Red is a cultivar that has light green fronds with contrasting burgundy red stripes. Grows 18-30" tall in full to part sun.
This 12-14" astilbe is a mix. Plants can bloom in Lavender white, pink, cream or carmine red. Nice plant for shady spots.
This is a large astilbe. The foliage will form a full mound to 24" and the dark purplish red flowers can reach 42".
Bold bright pink fuzzy plumes sit atop dark green foliage. A great perennial to give wet shadier areas a pop of color. Gets about 14-16 inches tall and wide.
Nice soft pink plumes above blue green foliage that has red highlights. Grows 24-36" tall
Easy to grow dwarf astilbe. Forms a nice mat of dark foliage. Nice fuzzy lilac pink flowers on upright plumes. Grows to 10" tall
Striking lavender flower with yellow centers bloom around August giving you and pollinators late season interest. 'October Skies' is a lower growing variety at about 2 feet tall and wide.
Now officially know as Symphyotrichum novae-angliae but we are still calling it an aster, its so much easier to say. Great for naturalizing and for rain gardens. Grows to 3-6' tall in full sun.
A late flowering deep purple semi double flowers that attract pollinators. 'Purple Dome' has a more compact habit compared to other Asters standing at 18-24 inches tall. It maintains a nice mounded habit to fit in any garden.
This native shrubby aster has dark foliage and stems all summer and then its covered in small pinkish daises in late summer into fall. Butterflies love the flowers. Grows to 3-4' tall in full to part sun
A good compact Aster with tons of semi-double purple blooms with yellow centers from late summer into fall. Loved by pollinators this is an excellent addition for late season pollinator gardens.
A nice compact aster that produces light pink flowers with yellow centers. A great choice for a late season pollinator plant! Loads of bees and butterflies flock to 'Woods Pink' at the nursery.
Traditional white flowering native woodland aster. Grows in dry shade or moist. Easy to grow plant. Forms dense colonies and spreads by seed as well. Grows 2-3' tall and wide.
A larval host for monarch butterflies this milkweed is the one most common seen along roadsides and naturalizing in meadows. Clusters of pinkish purple flowers are produced in summer that will be loved by all types of pollinators!
Native shrub that really delivers- White flowers, red berries and brilliant, hence the name, red aornage fall color. Birds like the berries as much as we do too!
A truly unique woodland flowers that almost looks like it belongs somewhere tropical. A single spike of green purplish flowers with a hooded sheath that cover the flowers. Bright red seeds are produced in summer while the rest of the plant goes dormant.
Perennial Plant of the Year 2016 The prolific bloomer late season garden classic. Produces single 2-3" wide white flowers with yellow centers. Useful plant around spring bulbs since it emerges late and can cover the declining bulb foliage. Prefers partial
Perennial Plant of the Year 2011 This native perennial offers two seasons of beauty. The spring brings clusters of light blue flowers on top of the feathery foliage. In the fall the foliage turns a beautiful bright gold.
Bringing together two of the native serviceberries to create not only an ornamental specimen but also functional for wildlife! Beautiful slightly fragrant flowers emerge in early spring before the leaves.
Nice small native tree that can be grown as a single stem tree or a multi stemmed large shrub. Blooms in the early spring with white star shaped flowers in the early spring- The pollinators love the flowers! Small black fruits appear in June and are edibl