Hot pink flowers above dark foliage on this improved native cultivar.

Foxgloves present an amazing flower display! This cultivar produces large spikes of Lilac purple flowers with maroon spots. Not the longest lived plants in the landscape but so worth planting regardless. Grows to 3' tall in full to part sun

A tall native perennial typically found in wet prairies. Produces white and yellow tassel like flowers on purple stems with interesting compound foliage. Great for meadows, borders, or as a background plant.

This low grass forms attractive tufted mounds of attractive arching foliage. The silvery plumes that rise above fade to gold in the fall and sway nicely in the breeze. Very adaptable and even deer resistant. If you have ever admired the plantings on New

This hosta has nice medium green leaves with a margin that starts chartreuse and changes to white. This is a hosta that has been in productions since the 1920's, a sure sign that its a good one! grows to 24" tall.

Forms a 15-20” tall mound of wavy, heart-shaped apple-green leaves variegated with creamy margins. The real prize that comes from this hosta is the fragrance! Enjoy!

A low growing evergreen that thrives in full sun. Bright white inflorescence cover this plant from throughout spring.

This pollinator magnet produces tons of yellow flowers which are loved by bees, flies, beetles, and others. The foliage is also enjoyed by swallowtail butterfly caterpillars. This is a terrific choice for a rain garden or naturalized area. Grows to 1-3' t

The flower spikes on this native perennial can be 9" long! the plants can grow 3-7' tall in full sun but can handle some shade, Can handle some wet conditions.

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

This a dwarf clump forming perennial that only grows to 8-10" tall. Great option when you dont have the room for May Night. No chance of flopping with this compact dense variety. Best in full sun

Gives you the look of moss on an evergreen perennial plant! Grows well in full sun in moist well drained soils. A good choice for around stone pavers as it can handle light foot traffic.

Perennial Plant of the Year 1999. A tried and true cultivar that has been around since 1937. Large yellow flowers held above the foliage on strong stems.

Perennial Plant of the Year 2014

This is the native form of pachysandra and a more responsible option than the invasive pachysandra terminalis. Grows 8-12" tall in full to part shade.

Perennial Plant of the Year 2009 Hakone grass is one of our favorite non-native perennials. The deer resistance is fantastic and it brightens up shady spots. Forms a nice spreading clump

This is the native Joe Pye weed that grows 5 to 7' tall and 2 to 4' wide. Flowers are irresistible to butterflies.

Perennial Plant of the Year 1998 Purple Coneflowers are garden classsics. This cultivar typically has flower petals that are not as drooping as the straight species. The plants grow 30-36" tall in full to part sun

Perennial Plant of the Year 2001. This is one of the best ornamental grasses available. Produces its "flowers" or inflorescence early in the season so they can be enjoyed longer. Nice narrow vertical habit. The foliage grows to about 3' tall and the flowe

Lycoris bloom with large red spider like flowers on naked stems in late spring. The foliage doesn't form until after the plant has flowered and starts to die back.