Perennial Plant of the Year 2006 This mat-forming dianthus flowers profusely in a bright magenta. The flowers are single held on short stems above deep blue foliage. Grows to only6" tall in full sun

This is an improved cultivar of the native Turtlehead. The flowers are a richer pink and the foliage is a darker green. Flowers bloom in spikes from bottom to top. Blooms late in the summer and makes a good source of pollen and nectar for pollinators.

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

Perennial Plant of the Year 2004 This non native fern was awarded the prestigious Perennial Plant of the Year Award for its garden merit. Beautiful almost luminescent blue green foliage with dark ribs. Grows 12-24" tall 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

A late flowering deep purple semi double flowers that attract pollinators. 'Purple Dome' has a more compact habit compared to other Asters standing at 18-24 inches tall. It maintains a nice mounded habit to fit in any garden.

This golden rod is native to wet boggy soils and would make an excellent addition to stream bank restoration areas. Typically of some other Goldenrods like Canada Goldenrod this species will spread via rhizomes.   

'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. 

Epimedium × rubrum, commonly called red barrenwort, is a cross between E. alpinum and E. grandiflorum. This plant has red and yellow flowers, which bloom in the spring, as well as medium-green, heart-shaped foliage.

A native to wet moist areas this perennial flowers with can't miss pink clusters of flowers. Blooms are similar in appearance to Astible. Great for pollinator rain gardens.

Named for its velvety, hairy foliage this is a nice ground-cover with attractive foliage. Typically the latest blooming Heuchera with blooms that are whitish pink.

A tall perennial with unique perfectly round flower clusters that are greenish white. Flowers rise on sturdy stalks from foliage that looks somewhat like a Yucca plant. Can grow up to 6 feet tall.

One of the first things to flower in late winter or early spring providing a nice change of scenery in your garden or landscape. Although it blooms early the flowers will last for months!

Single daisy-like flowers bloom in sunset-esque shades. Buds emerge red and open orange, fading to a creamy butter yellow. Colors are best in the cool parts of the year—which happen to be when the plant usually flowers.

Big bold and beautiful! this plant needs lots of room! The square stems with opposing leaves that attach to the stems by wrapping around it forming a cup, hence the name. In our planting at the nursery the flowers are covered in pollinators and the birds

Nice bold powder blue green leaves that are 1" or more wide. Nice different texture ground-cover. Can handle dry shade once established. Prefers full to part shade. Grows to 8-12" tall and up to 18" wide.

Beautiful soft pink flowers on this dwarf powdery mildew resistant cultivar. Butterflies and hummingbirds will thank you for adding this to your landscape. Grows 15-18" tall and wide in full sun.

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

This indigenous plant appears naturally in a multitude of conditions from Roadsides, meadows, woodsides, and along streams. It's a great adaptable plant for many settings. Grows in Sun to shade and can handle dry or moist soil. This plants resolve to grow