A compact garden phlox that provides clusters of beautiful deep pink flowers for you and pollinators! Grows to about 16 inches tall and 18 inches wide.

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

The name is perfect, the flowers really do have a suede like texture. Grows to 28" tall in full to part sun Photo is courtesy of Walter's Gardens

Part of the Moody Blues series that is known for easy-to-grow compact plants. 'Moody Blues Pink' produces light pink spiked flowers that bloom from early summer through fall.

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

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 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.

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 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.

The common name stems from the soft hairs in the foliage that gives it a gray green color. 4 inch sunshine yellow flowers emerge in late summer and bloom into fall with seeds forming in fall for the song birds to enjoy!

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

A great low shade loving flowering evergreen! One of the earliest blooming flowers in the garden sometimes even flowering in February!

A late season bloomer that provides you small lavender flowers with yellow centers. Although the flowers are smaller this is a heavy blooming perennial so you won't be lacking on color!

A profuse bloomer with vibrant purple/blue flowers with maroon edges and centers. Produces double blooms in spring and then single blooms in late summer giving you a long season of interest. Flowers are attractive to hummingbirds making it a great additio

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

Say goodbye Miscantus! Here is a native cultivar that has olive green foliage and loads of golden bronze flowers. Growing with a very upright habit to about 4-6 feet.