Perennial Plant of the Year 2020. From Proven Winners: A unique golden-leafed plant for the shade. The color will be brighter yellow in part sun, and more chartreuse or lime green in full shade. Tiny white flowers. After blooming, deep purplish black, ine

This a leafy perennial grown for its edible stems that are used most commonly in pies. Grows 2-4 feet tall with large leaves and red stems.

Light purple tubular flowers adorn this perennial from mid summer through fall. A great addition to pollinator or herb gardens that does well in dry harder to plant soils.

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.

Joe Pye is a great native perennial but it is large. Phantom is a great alternative size it is a dwarf form that only grows to 2-4' tall. Butterflies will thank you for planting some today.

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.

Perennial Plant of the Year 2018 This is truly an award winning perennial! . The plant grows as a compact clump of glossy green strap like foliage and produces bright rosy purple rounded flower clusters above the foliage. Long blooming and deer resistant.

A pollinator favorite! Butteflies, bees, and hummingbirds all love Agastache. Small lavender flowers pop out from spikes above the aromatic foliage.

Heuchera americana, commonly called coral bells or alumroot, is a perennial native to eastern and central North America. This plant has heart-shaped leaves and tiny greenish-white bell-shaped flowers in the late spring to early summer.

This hybrid was a found as a seedling in a home garden. This is a fantastic hybrid that has a long bloom time and incredible powdery mildew resistance. Vibrant pink flowers cover the thin green foliage from summer all the way to frost!

Bright yellow foliage to add a bit of sunshine to your shade garden! Attractive rippled edges as a nice texture to the wedge shaped leaves. Mid summer bring lavender flowers that rise high above the foliage and attracts hummingbirds!

A native deciduous ground cover that has a strong spreading habit. Large heart shaped leaves that hide the maroon flower underneath them. Prefers shady areas. Deer and rabbit resistant. Grows 6-12 inches tall and 12inches wide.

Great tall native perennial that can handle all sorts of conditions.

Terrific big bold heart shaped silver foliage with green veins and edges. Small sky blue flowers rise above the foliage in sprays.

A firework display of vibrant yellow flowers on long arching stems really do a put on a show late in the season. Usually blooming in September Goldenrod adds not only beauty to the garden but late season pollinator food too!

This native vine is truly a Gold Medal Winner! The Pennsylvania Horticultural Society awarded this beauty the honor of its Gold Medal. The plant produces fragrant yellow flowers in both sun and shade. It also retains its foliage nicely through the winter

A large hosta with dark glossy green foliage and distinct veining, leaves can get to be 9 inches long! White fragrant tubular flowers emerge in midsummer on tall scapes that rise high above the foliage.

This compact form of geranium forms a spreading mound of dark green foliage with rediish purple flowers. The fall colors is a nice red. Resists deer and rabbit damage.

This non native dianthus is great in dry sunny spots. The flowers are held on longer stems than most dianthus.Grows up to 24-30" tall in full sun

'Cathedral Windows' forms a large clump of rounded, bright gold leaves with dark green margins. Large, fragrant, near-white flowers appear above the foliage in late summer, which are attractive to hummingbirds and other beneficial pollinators. 

'Pink Diamonds' features two-toned pink flowers and fern-like blue-green foliage. This plant is a long bloomer, starting in late spring and lasting up to early fall. Attractive to pollinators, and great as a border, cut flower, or container plant. 

A cute little ground cover with soft, fuzzy leaves. The soft hairs give the green foliage a silver hue. Summer brings spikes of light purple flowers. This is a great choice for sunny, dry gardens, where you don't want to do a lot of maintenance.   

Carex woodii, or Woods Sedge, is a native sedge with blue-green foliage early in the season, which turns rich green as the plant matures.

A nice low growing sedge that produces narrow light green foliage. Common name comes from the star shaped inflorescence that are quite attractive.