'Twilite' is a false indigo hybrid that is a heavy mid-spring bloomer. The flowers are pea-like and violet-purple with yellow keels, which bloom from late April to early June, as well as blue-green trifoliate leaves.

The 'Wedding Party' series offers abundant displays of large double blooms early in the spring. A great ground cover choice for shady gardens.

Heart shaped leaves with bright green centers and yellow margins that fade to a creamy white with age. Soft rippled edges add more texture to the attractive foliage. Light lavender flowers will attract hummingbirds when they bloom in early to mid summer.

This plant is actually a cultivar of a North American Native! The gold centered variegation is very striking. The foliage also gets curly white threads. The flower appear on sturdy stalks above the foliage in mid summer. Very tough plant for full sun. The

A medium sized yarrow with yellow flowers in the middle contrasting with the white flower on the outside. A good native perennial with interesting fern like foliage giving it a unique look.

A good choice to accent wet shady areas with nice blue green foliage. Stays compact only getting 1 foot tall and the same wide. Its an evergreen so interest will be maintained throughout the year.

Pollinator magnet! If you want bee, butterflies and other pollinators you need Pycnanthemums!

'Tropical Sunset' has 3", single creamy yellow flowers that are dramatically streaked with burgundy red veining and picotee edges

Great Old school native pollinator plant!

Lenten roses are terrific garden plants that the deer dont eat!

If you want to attract pollinators- plant pycnanthemum! Extremly hardy and easy to grow. Best used for naturlizing since it does spread.

Nice native groundcover for woodland or shade gardens. The lightly fragrant very pale, almost white, flowers are held above the foliage. This plant will spread but its not a garden thugs choking other plants out but rather like a close friend mixing well

Fragrant Dream is the offspring of Fragrant Bouquet and it does have the same wonderful fragrance!. We rarely recommend hosta for sun but this one does OK. Grows to 24" tall and 50" wide

This shade loving perennial is a different take on the old fashioned bleeding heart with outstanding gold foliage! Has the classic pink and white heart shaped flowers in spring. Grows to 18-24" tall. Great for adding a splash of color in shady spots.

A great perennial for pollinators! Pretty dark spikes with tiny lavender flowers popping out at different times.

Beloved by hummingbirds, butterflies, and all sorts of other pollinators the purple flowers of Ironweed are not only beautiful to look at but also help out the native pollinators! A late season bloomer for end of season color and nectar flow.

This native fern is evergreen! Unlike many other ferns, this one does not spread much, it will form a nice clump. Deer resistant too! Grows to 12-24" tall and wide in full to part shade.

This native phlox cultivar is one of the best in terms of powdery mildew resistance. This cultivar is our favorite of all the garden phlox we grow, butterflies love it too. Grows to 2-4' tall and 3' wide in full to part sun.

This native phlox makes an excellent ground cover for shaded areas. Compact habit, frangrant and lavender blue flowers make it a winner. Grows to 10-12" tall in full to part shade.

Perennial Plant of the Year 2007 Dont let the name fool you, this catmint can grow to 24-30" tall. Its a nice option since the seeds produced are sterile so it does not spread throughout the garden. Deer resistant and drought tolerant make it a good choic

This is a lower growing version of the popular Walker's Low. Reaches 12-18" tall and 18-24" wide in full sun

The Ostrich Fern has fronds which resemble ostrich plumes that are medium green in color. This plant is Native to North America. The plants emerge in the spring and go into dormacy in early winter.

Native perennial iris blooms with bluish purple flowers on plants that reach about 30" tall. Thrives in medium to wet soils in full to part shade.