A spreading deer resistant ground cover that is easy to grow. Showy magenta flowers complimented by red sepals in late spring and fragrant foliage all make this a nice choice!

This perennial not only has nice soft pink flowers and terrific fall red/orange fall color but an amazing highly aromatic foliage. We like to use it near walkways where even a slight brush up against the foliage will release the fragrance.

a great woodland ground cover that has deeply lobed green leaves and pink lavender flowers for 5-6 weeks in spring. Flowers are liked by pollinators including some specialized bees and seeds are eaten by dong birds and other wildlife!

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.

Some people adore lacecap flowers for their delicate beauty, while others appreciate the pollen for butterflies and bees.

Chosen for its intense and saturated colors this hydrangea is stunning. The blooms range from a deep blue purple to an intense red depending on the acidity of the soil. This is sure to make a statement in any landscape or garden.

This is a showstopper! Blooms start lime green and fade from white to pink to vibrant red starting from the bottom. This hydrangea blooms continuously throughout the summer so you will see a combination of colors at the same time.

Little brother of the famed Limelight hydrangea. Nice compact growing, long blooming hydrangea.

The best of the best! 'Limelight' Hydrangea has been a favorite for years but now its even better. 'Limelight Prime' boasts an earlier bloom time, better color, stronger stems, and a smaller size.

Everything you love about the 'Pinky Winky' hydrangea but bigger! Larger flower panicles, larger size, larger impact with a more vibrant pink. A stunning choice for borders and hedge rows that will give you long lasting blooms.

Absolutely fabulous! Quick Fire Fab® panicle hydrangea shares the same super-early bloom time, rock-solid reliability, and easy-going nature of the original Quick Fire hydrangea, but adds big, full, showy mophead blooms to the mix.

This variety was developed in Michigan so you know it's hardy! It has strong, stiff branches that do not bend under the weight of the flowers. The flowers start out as white and fade to a nice wine red color.  The blooms are full and reliable.

With its rounded habit and huge panicles of white flowers that ages to rose pink there is a lot to love about 'Queen of Hearts'. There is also four season interest with this Oakleaf.

Quite a statement piece! Large dark green textured leaves with big panicles of white double blooms that age to pink and green. If that wasn't enough you also get gorgeous fall color of burgundy and orange.

Smaller than the straight species this is a dwarf cultivar that produces large 6.5 inch inflorescence that start white and age to a pink then to dark pink. Fall will bring you spectacular burgundy maroon color on the large leaves.

This hydrangea will definitely bloom in your landscape! Too often people have problems with the macrophylla types not blooming, that will not be the case with this hydrangea. The bloom color is still pH sensitive

Don't miss out on all the beauty that beauty bush as to offer! Jolene Jolene is a smaller version of this lovely flowering shrub.

This is a native species of Lythrum.

Definitely a unique looking native perennial. True flowers are green, yellow, or cream that typically have dark purple 'spots' on them. Showy bracts are pale pink to lavender in color. An awesome plant for pollinators.

A garden classic! Large double pink pastel flowers are delightfully fragrant at almost 8" across!

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!

One of the darkest foliaged ninebarks out there. Add extreme contrast with white spring flowers. Graceful arching branches makes for a nice specimen or mass planting.

Tough native cultivar thrives in our area. Sturdy square stems support the spikes of pink tubular flowers. It can spread so make sure you are ok with that before planting or plan to divide it often. Grows up to 38" tall in full sun.

From Proven Winners: This spirea is better than great - it's a doozie! Spirea is an old landscape staple, so what could one do that could possible earn it superlatives? Well, seedless and non-invasive would be a start; non-stop blooming would be ev