Nice late season bloomer. Truly hardy. This Chrysanthemum is not like the "mums" that are sold everywhere else, they are more like daisies with a more open and upright habit. Grows to 26" tall

This short but showy daylily produces peach pink blooms with red veining. The petals are ruffled with green centers. The blooms emerge in early summer and are about 4 inches across.

Huge globes of purple flower clusters on tall strong stems. A great deer resistant bulb that makes quite an impact in your garden!

This perennial is a more compact version of its native parent, growing to approximately 2-3' tall. The flowers are single to double approximately 2-3" wide. Makes a nice cut flower since it has good stiff stems that also rarely need staking in the garden.

Goldies wood fern is a native fern that thrives in moist shady areas.

This native grass is probably the most tolerant of some shade. Produces handsome drooping seed heads that move in the slightest breeze. Grows 2-5' tall

Small tidy clumps of silvery blue blades make this sedge a nice addition to the garden that will fit and grow in most spots. A great choice for bed borders, along walkways, or planting in mass.

This unusually colored Iris bears copper colored blooms as the common name suggests. Color can vary slightly from being more reddish or more orange. A spring bloomer that is nicely accented by its thin light green leaves.

A perennial kale! Enjoy kale without having to replant it every year. Large blue green foliage that is both attractive in the garden and delicious!

A hybrid Clematis that doesn't vine. It produces loads of small blue violet flowers that are contrasted by the white anthers. A unique clematis that can serve a specific purpose in the garden!

A larger catmint with large dark purple/blue flowers. Grows 3 feet tall and wide with an upright mounding habit. Attractive to lots of pollinators. Lovely fragrant foliage.

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.

An outstanding fall beauty! This compact form of Splibeard Bluestem is a great fit for dry sunny areas in the garden. Summer foliage is blue-green while fall brings red hues. You will also see the fluffy seed heads in the fall contrast with the red blades

A towering grass that produces blue-green summer color and beautiful pink flowers. It grows in a nice upright clump that would make a good screen. This is a good substitute for the invasive miscanthus grass!

A fascinating woodland plant that has one of the most unique, however very small white flowers. The petals are pinnate (deeply divided) giving a snowflake like appearance. Foliage is reminiscent of Heuchera with large heart shaped leaves in mound.

A hidden gem! The blooms will dazzle you from July to September and provide pollinators with a steady source of food. It is a very tolerant plant and works great in those hard to deal with areas! An added bonus - it's highly deer resistant!

We grew this veronica for the first time in 2020 and it was a real hit! The foliage only grows 6-8" tall but the dark purple flower spikes can get up to 12" long. Butterflies love it and you will too! Easy to grow, deer resistant and are also good as c

An attractive native warm season grass that's easy to grow in most areas as long as its sunny! Clump forming habit of green blades that are topped with pink tinged flower panicles in summer.

This native perennial is also know as "the great Blue Lobelia" or " Blue cardinal flower". The flowers are a nice bright blue and appear late summer. The plants thrive in medium to wet soils and reach 2-3' in height in full to part sun.

Perennial Plant of the Year 2015 Hardy geranium that forms a loose mat of aromatic foliage. The flowers are white with a pink throat and very pale. This geranium blooms in the early summer with sporadic blooms after the heavy flush is finished. 

A Southeast native hibiscus that produces bright red flowers from June through fall. The foliage is deeply lobed into 3,5, or 7 lobes.  Hummingbirds, bees, and butterflies are attracted to the blooms. The stems are also great for nesting/overwintering

This species of bluestem produces what looks to be puffs at the top of its stalks. It has blue-green stems that produce a beautiful red fall color.