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Perennial Plant of the Year 2023. Move over Goldsturm, this smaller version is much more resistant to Septoria Leaf Spot which is what causes Goldsturm to look rough by late summer. Grows to about 22"
This compact cultivar of native black eyed Susan from mid-summer into the fall. Great cut flowers! Only reaches 10-15" tall. Free flowering and easy to grow.
Bright cherry flowers on this garden staple. A straight native species that attracts all kinds of pollinators and birds! An easy to grow reliable perennial!
A heavy flowering Rudbeckia with a long bloom time all through summer into fall. This staple will attract all sorts of pollinators to your garden!
Award winner mid summer to fall bloomer for the back of the border, meadow or even cottage gardens. Although it reaches 5 to 7 feet tall it typically can stand on its own without needing supplemental support.
Also known as large coneflower. This plant sports nice large glaucous bluish-green paddle shaped leaves. It can reach 7' tall. Best to leave the spent flowers and seed heads for the goldfinches to feast on.
Rudbeckias, Black eyed Susans come in many shapes and size. This native variety will naturally self sow and spread somewhat freely through the landscape adding nice color. Grows up to 3' tall. Best in full sun but can handle some shade.
A delicious perennial herb prized mostly for its leaves to be used for cooking but also has attractive purple flowers in summer.
This fast growing tree is often used in riparian buffer plantings since it roots and grows so fast. Very wet site tolerant. Grows with an open crown and multiple trunks and/or very low branches. Great for honey bees since it produces tons of yellow-green
Compact plants with really large flowers. Looks great planted with yellow flowering plants. Very long blooming especially if spent flowers are trimmed off. Deer generally avoid this plant but the butterflies and other pollinators love it. Grows to 1bout 1
A loved plant by pollinators that adds dark yet vivid blue/purple flowers that emerge from deep maroon buds. A more compact Salvia reaching about 22-24 inches tall and wide.
Masses of pure white flower spikes. Deer resistant and great for cutting. Attracts hummingbirds and pollinators.
Another great hardy sage for the landscape. This variety produces pale blue flowers that reach up to 20" tall. Deer resistant and easy to grow garden classic.
A nice sized salvia that produces sky blue flower spikes from spring through summer. Easy to grow plant that is drought tolerant.
This hardy sage produces gorgeous violet-blue flowers on dark purple stems! Easy to grow, long blooming and thrives in full sun growing up to 24" tall.
This a dwarf clump forming perennial that only grows to 8-10" tall. Great option when you dont have the room for May Night. No chance of flopping with this compact dense variety. Best in full sun
Perennial Plant of the Year 1997 It is a well deserved accreditation for this long blooming easy to grow perennial. The deep violet blue flowers rise above the foliage to 18-24" tall. Very few pest issues, even the deer avoid it. Best in full sun
Featuring light pink lavender flowers on contrasting dark calyx. Tubular shaped flowers on long spikes are loved by pollinators! A long bloom time allows you and the pollinators to enjoy the flowers from Early summer through fall.
Part of the 'Bumble' series selected for its short and compact habit 'Bumbleblue' gets to be 12-14 inches tall and 14-16 inches wide making it a great choice for walkway borders or small gardens!
This is improved variety of the very popular May Night salvia. It blooms a month earlier. Gorgeous violet-blue flowers on tough dense plants. Grows to 12-14" tall.
An easy growing perennial with pink flower spikes and deer resistant foliage! Blooms from spring through summer with a near mounding habit.