A compact form of the award winning Russian Sage. This cultivar only reaches 18-24" tall. All the features of its larger parent in a small size.

Perennial Plant of the Year 2014

Perennial Plant of the Year 2003 This is an improved Shasta daisy with larger flowers on sturdy plants that dont require staking. Great for cutting and enjoying the flowers in arrangements. Grows 3-4' tall in full sun.

Low groundcover that is tough.Armitage, the man who wrote the book on perennials, calls the species "one of the finest ground covers available"

This cultivar of native Alum root or Coral Bell has nice velvety light green leaves all season and then produces many white flowers held above the foliage in late summer/ early fall. Grows to 18-24" tall and wide in full to part sun

Sweet woodruff makes a nice groundcover in full to part shade. The foliage has all sorts of uses such as in tea, wine and even in perfume. Grows to 6-12" tall. It can spread aggressively so keep an eye on it. Black walnut tolerant.

A soft low growing warm season grass that produces pinkish seeds in summer that mature to an attractive beige in fall. Great addition for dry sunny areas where other plants have trouble growing. Grows to be 2 feet tall and wide.

This non native fern provides great foliage color in the spring as well as fall. The spring growth is red and the fall is orange red. Grows 12-24" tall and wide in full to part shade.

Nice native perennial with starry purple daisy flowers in the fall. Very easy to grow plant. Grows 3-4' tall in full sun

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

This is an improved form of the straight species with larger flowers and a overall larger plant. Grows 12-24" tall and wide in full to part sun.

This is an extremely easy to grow perennial with tricolor foliage and blue flowers on 6" spikes. Because of its spreading habit, it makes a good ground cover. It can handle foot traffic, and mowing, and is super hardy.