Achillea (Yarrow) Coronation Gold

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1 *Any statement of resistance to wildlife in a generalization, not a guarantee!

Achillea (Yarrow) Coronation Gold

Low maintenance, upright perennial with golden flower clusters. Blooms 6-8 weeks beginning in July.

• Best in sun

• Height 18-24 in. Spread 12-18 in.

• Drought tolerant

• Prefers good, well-drained soil

• Good cut or dried flower

• Resistant to deer, rabbits*

• Attracts butterflies and other pollinators

• May rebloom if cut back after flowering

Achillea Millefolium (Common Yarrow) Summer Pastels Low maintenance, upright perennial with flower clusters in assorted colors. Blooms 2-3 months beginning in July.

• Best in sun


• Drought and salt tolerant





Achillea (Yarrow) Moonshine

Low maintenance, upright perennial with yellow flower clusters and attractive silver-grey foliage. Blooms 12-16 weeks beginning in June.

• Best in sun



• Prefers well-drained soil






Heirloom

Alcea Rosea (Hollyhock) Chater’s Double Mix

Upright biennial with flower spikes in a mix of colors. Great for the back of a flower bed. Blooms for 4-8 weeks beginning in July

• Best in sun

• Height 5-8 ft. Spacing 18-24 in.

• Prefers rich, well-drained soil

• Good cut flower


• Attracts hummingbirds, butterflies, and pollinators

Alcea Rosea (Hollyhock) Dwarf Majorette Mix

Dwarf upright biennial with flower spikes in a mix of colors. Blooms summer to early fall.

• Best in sun

• Height 24-30 in. Spacing 18-36 in.


• Good cut flower



• Heirloom

Alcea Rosea (Hollyhock) Indian Springs

Dwarf upright biennial with flower spikes in a mix of colors. Great in cottage gardens. Blooms for 6-8 weeks beginning in July.

• Best in sun



• Good cut flower





Alcea Rosea (Hollyhock) Nigra

Upright biennial with dark maroon, almost black, flowers. Blooms summer to fall.

• Best in sun

• Height 6-8 ft. Spacing 24 in.

• Prefers rich, well-drained soil.

• Good cut flower.


• Attracts butterflies and pollinators

• Heirloom

Alchemilla Mollis (Lady’s Mantle)

Spreading perennial herb with star shaped greenish-yellow flower clusters and attractive, scalloped foliage. Blooms 2-3 months beginning in June.

• Sun to part shade


• Prefers rich well-drained soil

• Good cut flower, great filler in arrangements


• Attracts butterflies

Allium (Wild Onion)

Upright annual with white flower clusters. Great for rock gardens. Blooms beginning in mid-summer.

• Best in sun



• Attracts pollinators

• Toxic to dogs and cats



Allium (Ornamental Onion) Millennium

Upright perennial with 2” globe shaped, purple flower clusters. Blooms 3-4 weeks beginning in mid-summer.

• Best in sun



• Tolerates drought

• Resistant to deer, resistant*


Anemone Hybrida Konigin Charlotte

Upright perennials with large, semi-double pink flowers. Blooms 4-6 weeks beginning in late August.

• Sun to part shade.



• Tolerates moderately wet soil

• Good cut flower

• Resistant to deer*


Aquilegia (Columbine) Origami Mix

Upright perennial with large flowers in a mix of colors.


• Blooms 6-8 weeks beginning in June


• Heat tolerant

• Good cut flower

• Attracts butterflies and hummingbirds



Aquilegia (Columbine) Winky Red and White

Upright perennial with upward-facing, red and white flowers. Blooms late spring to early summer.




• Tolerates heat

• Attracts hummingbirds, butterflies

Aquilegia Canadensis (Wild Columbine)

Upright perennial with nodding, scarlet and yellow flowers. Great in cottage gardens and naturalized areas. Will self-seed. Blooms beginning in late spring.



• Prefers rich, moist, well-drained soil

• Tolerates dry soil

• Good cut flower



Arisaema Triphyllum (Jack in the Pulpit)

Upright perennial with nodding, scarlet and yellow flowers. Great in cottage gardens and naturalized areas. Will self-seed. Blooms beginning in mid-spring, followed with red berries in late summer.

• Part shade to shade


• Prefers moist, well-drained soil

• Tolerates wet soil

• Attracts birds



Artemesia Schmidtiana (Wormwood) Silver Mound

Mounding perennial with feathery silver-green foliage. Can be used in wreaths and flower arrangements.



• Tolerates drought, road salt


• Good filler in cut flower arrangements

• Resistant to deer* and rabbits

Aruncus (Goat’s Beard)

Upright clumping perennial with plumes of creamy white flower clusters above fern-like, dark green foliage. Blooms early to mid-summer.


• Height 4-6 ft. Spread 2-4 ft.



• Resistant to deer and rabbits*

• Attracts birds and butterflies

Asclepias Incarnata (Swamp Milkweed)

Upright perennial with fragrant pink or white flowers. Great in small spaces or rock gardens. 6-8 weeks beginning in July.

• Best in sun



• Tolerates clay soil, wet soil


• Attracts hummingbirds and butterflies



Asclepias Tuberosa (Butterfly Milkweed)

Upright perennial with bring orange flower clusters. Naturalizes well. Blooms beginning in June.

• Best in sun


• Tolerates drought, road salt, clay soil



• Attracts hummingbirds, butterflies, pollinators

Aster Alpinus (Woods Blue Aster)

Upright perennial with blue flowers. Blooms 6-8 weeks beginning in September.

• Best in sun



• Tolerates drought, road salt, wet soil

• Good cut flower

• Resistant to deer* and rabbits

• Attracts birds and butterflies

Aster Alpinus (Woods Pink Aster)

Upright perennial with pink flowers. Blooms 6-8 weeks beginning in September.

• Best in sun




• Good cut flower


• Attracts birds, butterflies



Aster Alpinus (Woods Purple Aster)

Upright perennial with purple flowers. Blooms 6-8 weeks beginning in September.

• Best in sun




• Good cut flower



Aster Novae-Angliae (New England Aster)

Upright perennial with violet-blue flowers. 2-3 months beginning in August.

• Best in sun

• Height 3-4 ft.



• Good cut flower



Aster Novae-angliae Purple (Dome Aster)

Upright perennial with purple flowers. Blooms 2-3 months beginning in August.

• Best in sun




• Good cut flower





Astilbe Arendsii Purple Rain

Upright perennial with plumes of rosy-purple flowers. Blooms 6-8 weeks beginning in early summer.


• Height to 24 in. Spread to 18 in.

• Prefers rich, moist soil

• Tolerates clay soil

• Good cut flower



Astilbe Chinensis Vision in Red

Upright perennial with plumes of rose-red flowers. Blooms beginning in mid-summer.

• Part shade 12-15 in. Spread 12-15 in.



• Good cut flower



Astilbe Chinensis Bella Mix

Spreading perennial with plumes in a mix of flowers. Nice groundcover in cool shady areas. Blooms beginning in mid-summer.





• Good cut flower





Astilbe Chinensis Little Vision Pink

Upright perennial with plumes of pink flowers. Blooms 6-8 weeks beginning in early summer.





• Good cut flower



Asarum Canadense (Wild Ginger)

Spreading perennial groundcover with heart shaped leaves and purplish-brown flowers. Blooms in spring.







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Asarum Europaeum (European Ginger)

Spreading perennial groundcover with heart shaped leaves and small, purplish-brown flowers. Blooms in spring.


• Height 6 in. Spread 8-12 in.


• Tolerates wet soil, alkaline soil

• Good cut flower





Baptisia Australis (False Indigo)

Upright perennial with white flower spikes and attractive blue-green foliage and seed pods. Blooms 6-8 weeks beginning in June.

• Best in sun

• Height 3-4 ft. Spread 18-24 in.


• Tolerates drought, clay soil

• Good cut flower


Bellis Perennis (English Daisy) Bellissima Mix

Mounding biennial with semi-double daisy-like flowers and a range of colors. Blooms 6-8 weeks beginning in early spring.




• Tolerates clay soil, sandy soil



Bergenia Cordifolia (Heartleaf Bergenia)

Upright perennial with rose-pink flowers. Blooms 6-8 weeks beginning in May.

• Best in sun

• Height t12-15in. Spread 12-15 in.


• Tolerates clay soil, sandy soil, dry soil





Campanula Carpatica (Blue Clips)

Spreading perennial with blue up-facing blue flowers. Good in rock gardens and borders or as a groundcover for a small area. Blooms 6-8 weeks beginning in June.



• Prefers moist, well-drained soil.

• Can be used as cut flower

• Resistant to rabbits*

• Attracts Hummingbirds

Campanula Carpatica (White Clips)

Spreading perennial with white up-facing blue flowers. Good in rock gardens and borders or as a groundcover for a small area. Blooms 6-8 weeks beginning in June.



• Prefers moist, well-drained soil.

• Can be used as cut flower


• Attracts Hummingbirds

Campanula Medium (Canterbury Bells)

Upright biennial with bell shaped flowers in white, pink, and blue. Blooms beginning in June.


• Height 18-36 in. Spread 12 in.



• Good cut flower





Catananche Caerulea (Cupid’s Dart)

Upright perennial with lavender flowers with dark centers. Blooms summer to fall.

• Best in sun



• Tolerates drought, sandy soil



Catananche Caerulea (Cupid’s Dart) ‘Amor White

Upright perennial with white flowers with purple centers. Blooms mid-summer to early fall.

• Best in sun






Chrysanthemum Coccineum (Pyrethrum Daisy)

Upright perennial with masses of daisy-like flowers in shades of red and pink and scenter foliage. Blooms summer – fall starting in the second year

• Best in sun









Clematis Panticulata (Sweet Autumn Clematis)

Climbing perennial vine which fills with fragrant, creamy-white flower clusters. Great for arbors, pergolas, fences, and trellises. Blooms late summer.


• Height 10-20 ft.





Clematis, Alaina

Climbing, profusely flowering perennial vine. Great for fences and trellises. Blooms early summer. Reblooms in late summer.


• Height 4-5 ft.




• Attracts butterflies, pollinators

Clematis, Nubia

Climbing, profusely flowering perennial vine. Great for fences, and trellises. Blooms early summer. Reblooms in late summer.


• Height 3-5 ft.



• Resistant to deer* Attracts butterflies, pollinators



Cleome Hassleriana (Spider Flower) Rose Queen

Upright annual often treated as a perennial as it self-seeds readily. It has dramatic rose-pink flower clusters on scented foliage. Blooms late summer to fall.

• Best in sun




• Good cut flower


• Attracts birds, hummingbirds, butterflies

Coreopsis Grandiflora (Tickseed) Early Sunrise

Upright perennial with deep yellow flowers. Blooms beginning all summer beginning in June.

• Best in sun


• Prefers moist soil, but well-drained soil

• Tolerates drought, rocky soil

• Good cut flower



• Remove spent flowers to promote new bloom

Coreopsis Verticillata (Threadleaf Coreopsis) Moonbeam

Upright perennial with creamy yellow flowers. Blooms 3-4 months beginning in June.





• Good cut flower



• Remove spent flowers



Coreopsis Verticillata (Threadleaf Coreopsis) Zagreb

Upright perennial with bright yellow flowers. Blooms 3-4 months beginning in early summer.





• Good cut flower




Delphinium (Larkspur) Magic Fountain Mix

Upright perennial with spectacular flower spikes in lavender, white and blue. Blooms for 1-2 months beginning in June.

• Best in sun



• Good cut flower



Delphinium (Larkspur) Magic Fountain Cherry Blossom

Upright perennial with spectacular rose/mauve flower spikes. Blooms 1-2 months beginning in June.

• Best in sun

• Height 2-3 ft. Spread up to 2 ft.


• Good cut flower






Dianthus Barbatus (Sweet William)

Upright perennial with fragrant flowers in a mix of colors. An old-fashioned garden favorite. Easily grown. Often re-seeds.

• Best in sun



• Good cut flower



Dianthus Deltoides Siberian Blue

Rapidly growing spreading perennial with fragrant, blue flowers and attractive mat-like foliage. Easily grown. Great in rock gardens. Blooms 1-2 months beginning in May.

• Best in sun






Dianthus Deltoides (Maiden Pinks) Zing Rose

Rapidly growing spreading perennial with fragrant rose red flowers and attractive evergreen mat-like foliage. Great in rock gardens. Blooms for 1-2 months beginning in June.

• Best in sun








Dianthus Gratianopolitanus Firewitch (Cheddar Pinks)

Spreading perennial with fragrant pink flowers. Great in rock gardens. Blooms for 3 weeks beginning in June.

• Best in sun



• Good cut flower



Dianthus Plumarius (Pinks) Rockin’ Rose

Mounding perennial with fragrant lavender flowers. Great in rock gardens. Blooms for 3 weeks beginning in June.

• Best in sun

• Height 16-20 in. Spread up to 16 in.


• Good cut flower



Dicentra Spectabilis (Bleeding Heart)

Upright perennial with rose and white flowers and feathery foliage. An old-fashioned cottage garden favorite. Blooms for 4-6 weeks beginning in April.




• Clay soil

• Good cut flower

• Resistant to deer, rabbits




Dicentra Spectabilis Alba (Bleeding Heart)

Upright perennial with rose and white flowers and feathery foliage. An old-fashioned cottage garden favorite. Blooms for 4-6 weeks beginning in May.




• Clay soil

• Good cut flower



Digitalis Purpurea (Dalmation Foxglove) Mix

Upright perennial with flower spines in a mix of colors. Blooms for 4-6 weeks beginning in early summer.


• Height 3-5 ft. Spread 1-2 ft.lk


• Good cut flower



Echinacea Hybrida (Coneflower) Cheyenne Spirit

Upright perennial with showy, multicolored daisy-like flowers. Naturalized well. Blooms June to August.



• Prefers good soil

• Tolerates drought, clay soil, rocky soil

• Excellent cut flower



• Remove spent blooms



Echinacea Purpurea (Coneflower) Magnus

Upright perennial with bright purple flowers. Blooms for 2-3 months beginning in July.

• Best in sun




• Great cut flower




Echinacea Purpura (Coneflower) Sombrero Sangrita

Upright perennial with large daisy-like orange-red flowers. Naturalizes well. Blooms for 2-3 months beginning in July.

• Best in sun


• Tolerates drought, clay soil, sandy soil





Echinacea Purpurea (Coneflower) White Swan

Upright perennial with showy, scented pure white flowers. Blooms 2-3 months beginning in June.

• Sun to part sun


• Tolerates drought, heat, clay soil, rocky soil







Eryngium Planum (Sea Holly)

Rapidly growing, unique perennial with steel blue flowers. Blooms 2-3 months beginning in July.

• Sun to part sun

• Height up to 3 ft. Spread 2-3 ft.





Fern – Athyrium Filix-Foemina (Lady Fern)

Upright broadleaf perennial fern with green fronds. Great in woodland garden. Great background plant for semi-shady areas.

• Prefers part shade

• Height 2-3 ft.

• Prefers moist, acidic soil



Fern – Athyrium Niponicum Pictum (Japanese Painted Fern)

Slow growing upright broadleaf perennial fern with delicate silver variegated fronds on reddish stems. Great in woodland garden or streamside.

• Needs shade

• Height 12-15 in.

• Prefers moist soil





Fern – Matteuccia Struthiopteris (Ostrich Fern)

Upright broadleaf perennial fern with attractive fronds. Native to boggy areas. Spreads somewhat rapidly.

• Prefers part shade

• Height 4-6 ft.

• Prefers moist, acidic soil



Gallardia (Blanket Flower)

Upright perennial with red and yellow flowers. Dependable, hearty and prolific plant. Blooms for 3 months beginning in May.

• Best in sun



• Tolerates drought and salt

• Good, showy cut flower




Gaillardia Grandiflora Arizona Sun

Compact upright perennial with deep red and yellow flowers. Blooms June-September.

• Best in sun










Gaillardia Grandiflora Mesa Red

Upright, bushy perennial with vivid red flowers. Prolific bloomer. Blooms June-September.

• Best in sun








Geranium Sanguineum (Cranesbill) Elke

Spreading perennial with pink flowers with white centers. Hardy and reliable. Great in rock gardens, in the front of a bed, or as a groundcover. Blooms for 3-4 months beginning in June.







Geranium Sanguinum Album

Spreading perennial with white flowers. Hardy and reliable. Great in rock gardens, in the front of a bed, or as a groundcover. Blooms until frost.




• Tolerates heat, drought, clay soil

• Resistant to de, rabbits*




Geranium Ibericum (Cranesbill) Johnson’s Blue

Spreading perennial with bright blue flowers. Hardy and reliable. Great in rock gardens, in the front of a bed, or as a groundcover. Blooms for 3-4 months beginning in June.




• Tolerates drought once established



Grass, Andropogon Red October (Big Bluestem)

Upright perennial broadleaf grass with panicles of green/purple when in bloom. Great red fall color! Blooms late summer.

• Best in sun

• Height 2-3 ft.





Grass, Calamagrostis Acutiflora Karl Foerster (Feather Reed Grass)

Upright broadleaf perennial grass with blooms that open green, turn burgundy read, then fade to gold. Good fall color.




• Tolerates drought, wet soil


• Attracts birds



Grass, Calamagrostis Acutiflora Overdam (Feather Reed Grass)

Upright evergreen broadleaf grass with yellow spike flowers. Bold accent plant. Golden fall color. Blooms in June.


• Height 4-5 ft.

• Prefers acidic soil



• Attracts birds

Grass, Carex Glauca (Blue Sedge Grass)

Spreading evergreen broadleaf grass with fine, arching leaves of grey blue. Excellent ground cover.


• Height 6-8 in.


• Tolerates drought, wet soil, light foot traffic


Grass, Deschampsia Golden Dew (Tufted Hair Grass)

Fine-textured perennial grass with airy golden flowers and large, feathery seed heads. Provides great texture and winter interest. Blooms spring to summer.

• Sun to light shade

• Height up to 24 in. Spacing 18-24 in.


• Attracts birds




Grass, Deschampsia Flexuosa (Crinkled Hair Grass)

Perennial grass with yellow-green stems topped by feathery bronze panicles when in bloom. A great choice for adding height and structure to a garden. Blooms spring to summer.

• Sun to light shade

• Height up to 30 in. Spacing 24 in.


• Tolerates drought, clay soils, sandy soils

• Attracts birds

Grass, Elymus Glaucus (Wild Rye)

Fast growing, spreading perennial grass. Very tolerant of soil conditions. Does well in containers.

• Best in sun

• Height 2-3 ft.

• Tolerates drought, poor soil


Grass, Festuca Ovina Elijah Blue (Blue Fescue)

Upright mounding perennial grass with silver-blue color that hold up well all summer. Does well in containers. Attractive groundcover.

• Best in sun


• Tolerates drought, dry soil, rocky soil




Grass, Miscanthus Purpurascens (Autumn Flame Grass)

Upright evergreen broadleaf perennial with silver panicles and a brilliant red-orange fall color. Great for winter interest as well. Blooms in fall.

• Best in sun

• Height 3-5 ft.

• Tolerates drought, Juglan’s (black walnut) toxin


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Grass, Miscanthus Sinensis Silberfeder (Silver Feather Grass)

Upright evergreen broadleaf perennial with graceful green foliage and silvery white flowers. Good fall color and winter interest. Large size makes it ideal for screens or hedges. Blooms late summer.

• Best in sun

• Height 6-9 ft.


• Tolerates drought, salt


• Attracts birds

Grass, Panicum Virgatum Hot Rod (Switch Grass)

Upright perennial grass with blue green blades that turn deep maroon in fall. Excellent fall color!

• Best in sun

• Height 3-4 ft.



• Resistant to deer

• Attracts birds



Grass, Panicum Virgatum Heavy Metal (Switch Grass)

Upright perennial grass with attractive, blue-gray foliage with red highlights and tan flowering sprays in late summer. Red coloring darkens in fall.

• Best in sun

• Height 3-4 ft.



• Resistant to deer

• Attracts birds

Grass, Panicum Virgatum Ruby Ribbons (Switch Grass)

Upright evergreen broadleaf perennial grass with strong vertical clumps of long narrow foliage that turns burgundy red in the fall. Buff brown flowers develop in fall. Great fall color!

• Best in sun

• Height 3-5 ft.



• Good cut flower

• Resistant to Juglan’s (black walnut) toxin

Grass, Pennisetum Alopecuroides Hameln (Dwarf Fountain Grass)

Upright deciduous broadleaf perennial with dark green, arching leaves in neat clumps. Rosy-pink flower bloom in fall.

• Best in sun

• Height 1-2 ft.


• Resistant to Juglan’s (black walnut) toxin

• Attracts birds



Grass, Phalaris Arundinacea Picta (Strawberries and Cream Ribbon Grass)

Fast growing, upright deciduous broadleaf perennial with variegated, bright green and white leaves. Spreads easily. Great choice for rain garden. White to pink flowers bloom in early June.


• Height 2-3 ft.


• Resists Juglan’s (black walnut) toxin

• Cut back to 6 in. mid-summer

Grass, Phalaris Picta (Bebb’s Sedge)

Clump forming perennial grass with delicate cascading foliage

• Best in sun

• Height to 36 in. Spread 18-24 in.



Grass, Phalaris Arundinacea Picta Strawberries and Cream (Tri-color Ribbon Grass)

Spreading upright perennial grass with variegated white and green leaves that turn blush pink in spring and fall. Blooms in summer.









Schizachyium Pairie Blue (Little Bluestem)

Upright perennial grass with purple-blue leaves and silvery brown flowers in late summer. Great for rock gardens, prairie plantings or cottage gardens.

• Best in sun

• Height 2-4 ft.

• Tolerates drought, clay soil, poor soil



• Native to Wisconsin

Grass, Spartina Pectinata Aureomargina (Variegated Cord Grass)

Fast growing spreading deciduous broadleaf perennial with yellow and green variegated leaves. Good for wet areas and rain gardens.

• Best in sun

• Height 4-5 ft.

• Tolerates drought, poor soil, wet soil

• Good cut flower

Helianthus Tuberosus (Jerusalem Artichoke)

Tall, showy perennial in the sunflower family. It has bright yellow flowers on strong stems. Blooms August-September.

• Best in sun



• Tolerates drought, clay soil, sandy soil, rocky soil

• Good cut flower





Hemerocallis (Daylily) Catherine Woodbury

Upright perennial with pink trumpet flowers with a yellow center. Great for beds, borders and planted alongside shrubs in foundation plantings. Blooms July-August.

• Full to part sun


• Prefers moist, well-drained soils




Hemerocallis (Daylily) Chicago Apache

Upright perennial with red trumpet flowers with a yellow/green center. Great for beds, borders and planted alongside shrubs in foundation plantings. Blooms July-August.


• Height 18-24 in. Spread 18-24





Hemerocallis (Daylily) Frans Hals

Upright perennial with 5-inch red/orange trumpet flowers. Great for beds, borders and planted alongside shrubs in foundation plantings. Blooms July-August.









Hemerocallis (Daylily) Joan Senior

Upright perennial with creamy white flowers with a yellow center. Great for beds, borders and planted alongside shrubs in foundation plantings. Blooms July-August.







Hemerocallis (Daylily) Little Grapette

Upright perennial with rose-purple flowers with a yellow center. Great for beds, borders and planted alongside shrubs in foundation plantings. Blooms June-July.







Hemerocallis (Daylily) Roadside Orange

Upright perennial with fragrant orange flowers. Easily grown, dependable bloomer. Blooms 3-6 weeks beginning in July.

• Best in sun








Hemerocallis (Daylily) Pink Wings

Upright perennial with 3-inch pink flowers. Blooms in summer. Rebloomer.






Hemerocallis (Daylily) Red Ribs

Upright perennial with red-orange and yellow flowers. Easily grown. Pest free. Blooms in summer. Rebloomer.






Hemerocallis (Daylily) Ruby Stella

Upright perennial with fragrant, 2.75-inch red flowers with ruffled edges. Easily grown, dependable bloomer. Blooms June-August. Rebloomer.

• Best in sun








Hemerocallis (Daylily) Stella D’ Orro

Upright perennial with fragrant, 2-3-inch yellow flowers with ruffled edges. Easily grown, dependable bloomer. Blooms June-August.

• Best in sun

• Height-20 in. Spread 12-24 in.





Heuchera (Coral Bells) Black Taffeta

Mounding perennial with delicate pink flowers on tall slender stems, but mostly used for its striking foliage. It has glossy, blackish-purple ruffled leaves in a neat mound. Blooms in June.


• Height (foliage) 10-12 in. Spread 10-15 in.


• Tolerates salt



Heuchera (Coral Bells) Caramel

Mounding perennial with delicate pink flowers on tall slender stems, but mostly used for its striking foliage. It has caramel-colored leaves with burgundy undersides in a neat mound. Blooms in June.




• Tolerates salt, heat, humidity, dry shady locations





Heuchera (Coral Bells) Citronelle

Mounding perennial with delicate cream flowers on tall slender stems, but mostly used for its striking foliage. It has citron-colored, ruffled leaves with silver undersides in a neat mound. Blooms in June.

• Full to part shade



• Tolerates salt, sandy soil



Heuchera (Coral Bells) Kassandra

Mounding perennial with delicate white flowers on tall slender stems, but mostly used for its striking foliage. Leaves emerge in caramel tones, aging to pinkish oranges. Blooms in June.




• Tolerates salt



Heuchera (Coral Bells) Lime Rickey

Mounding perennial with delicate white flowers on tall slender stems, but mostly used for its striking foliage. It has lime green, ruffled leaves in a neat mound. Blooms in June.




• Tolerates salt





Heuchera (Coral Bells) Marvelous Marble

Compact upright perennial with bronze-purple flowers on tall slender stems and ruffled, bronzy-red and green leaves. Blooms beginning in July.




• Tolerates salt



Heuchera (Coral Bells) Melting Fire

Mounding perennial with delicate white flowers on tall slender stems, but mostly used for its striking foliage. It has heavily ruffled, red leaves that age to maroon. Blooms beginning in July.




• Tolerates salt



Heuchera (Coral Bells) Midnight Rose

Mounding perennial with glowing red flowers on tall slender stems and ruffled, purple leaves with pink spots. Blooms beginning in June.




• Tolerates salt





Heuchera (Coral Bells) Palace Purple

Mounding perennial with delicate white flowers on tall slender stems, but mostly used for its striking foliage. It has ruffled, bronzy-purple leaves. Blooms 6-8 weeks beginning in May.




• Tolerates salt



Heuchera (Coral Bells) Pink

Spreading perennial with pink flowers on tall slender stems and ruffled, green leaves. Blooms 4-8 weeks beginning in late spring.




• Tolerates salt

• Resistant to deer, rabbits*Attracts hummingbirds, butterflies

Heuchera (Coral Bells) Stainless Steel

Upright perennial with carmine red flowers on tall slender stems and steely-purple foliage. Blooms 2-3 months beginning in May.




• Tolerates salt





Hibiscus Moscheutos Disco Belle Pink

Upright perennial with large, spectacular, pink and white flowers. Good for a screen or border or in a large container. Blooms 2-4 months beginning in mid-summer.


• Height 4-6 ft.





Hosta Albo Marginata

Spreading perennial with lavender flowers and silver-edged, dark green leaves. Blooms 3-5 weeks beginning in August.



• Prefers rich, moist soil.

• Tolerates salt

• Resistant to Juglan’s (black walnut) toxin, rabbits*

• Attracts hummingbirds

Hosta August Moon

Spreading perennial with large, yellow, rounded leaves. Easy to grow. Blooms in June.


• Height 18-24 in. Spread 18-24in.







Hosta Big Daddy

Spreading perennial with fragrant purple flowers and large, blue leaves with best color when grown in shade. Easy to grow. Blooms in summer.




• Tolerates heavy shade, salt



Hosta Blue Ivory

Mounding perennial with fragrant purple flowers and blue leaves with wide creamy white outer edges. Great in traditional shade gardens or beneath shrubs. Blooms 6-8 weeks beginning in August.




• Tolerates heavy shade, clay soil



Hosta Dream Queen

Spreading perennial with lavender flowers and rounded blue-green leaves with creamy ivory centers. Blooms 3-5 weeks beginning in July.




• Tolerates salt





Hosta Elegans

Irregular perennial with large, showy bright green leaves and blue flowers. Blooms in summer.




• Tolerates salt



Hosta First Frost

Spreading perennial with white flowers and blue-green leaves with edges that emerge gold and fade to white as eh season progresses. Blooms in summer.




• Tolerates salt



Hosta Fragrant Blue

Mounding perennial with pale lilac flowers and blue-green leaves. Easy to grow. Blooms 1-2 months beginning in July.




• Tolerates salt





Hosta Frances Williams

Spreading perennial with white flowers and strongly veined, heart shaped, blue-green leaves edged in greenish yellow. Easy to grow. Blooms beginning in mid-summer.




• Tolerates salt



Hosta Gold Standard

Spreading perennial with lavender flowers and small green twisted leaves. Easy to grow. Blooms 3-5 weeks beginning in July.




• Tolerates salt



Hosta Golden Tiara

Spreading perennial with lilac-blue flowers and green, spear shaped leaves. Blooms 4-8 weeks beginning in August.




• Tolerates salt





Hosta Guacamole

Mounding perennial with white fragrant flowers and green leaves with chartreuse-gold streaks. Blooms 6-8 weeks beginning in August.




• Tolerates salt


Hosta Honeybells

Mounding perennial with fragrant lavender flowers and large, elongated, grass-green leaves. Easy to grow. Blooms 1-2 months beginning in July.




• Tolerates salt



Hosta Inniswood

Spreading perennial with fragrant lavender flowers and chartreuse to gold leaves with a deep green edge. Easy to grow. Blooms 6-8 weeks beginning in August.




• Tolerates salt





Hosta Krossa Regal

Spreading perennial with fragrant lilac flowers and frosty blue leaves. Easy to grow. Blooms 2-3 months beginning in June.




• Tolerates salt



Hosta Mouse Ears

Mounding perennial with pale lilac flowers and round blue-green leaves that curl at the ends and look like mouse ears. Easy to grow. Blooms 3-4 weeks beginning in mid-July.




• Tolerates salt



Hosta Raspberry Sundae

Mounding perennial with fragrant deep lavender flowers and variegated leaves and deep burgundy stalks. Blooms for 6-8 weeks beginning in August.




• Tolerates salt





Hosta Royal Standard

Spreading perennial with fragrant white flowers and glossy green leaves. Blooms 6-8 weeks beginning in August.




• Tolerates salt



Hosta Stained Glass

Spreading perennial with fragrant lavender flowers and bright golden-yellow leaves edged in green. Blooms in summer.



• Prefers good soil.

• Tolerates salt



Hosta Yellow Splash Rim

Upright perennial with lavender flowers and green leaves edged in yellow. Blooms 2-4 weeks beginning in early July.



• Prefers well-drained soil.

• Tolerates salt





Hosta Albomarginata (Variegated Common Hosta)

Spreading perennial with large, oblong, wavy green leaves and delicate flower spikes. Blooms beginning in July.



• Prefers rich, moist soil.

• Tolerates salt



Iris Pallida Variegata (Sweet Zebra Iris)

Upright perennial with fragrant bluish-purple flowers and variegated green and cream foliage. Blooms 3-5 weeks beginning in late May.

• Prefers sun




• Good cut flower


Iris Pseudacoris (Yellow Flag Iris)

Upright perennial showy yellow flowers and medium green foliage. Spreads rapidly. Blooms 3-5 weeks beginning in late May.

• Prefers sun



• Tolerates acidic soil, poorly drained, wet soil

• Good cut flower




Iris Siberica (Siberian Iris) Butter and Sugar

Upright perennial with fragrant white and yellow flowers. Blooms 3 weeks beginning in May.




• Tolerates drought, wet soil, clay soil

• Good cut flower

• Resistant to Juglan’s (black walnut) toxin, deer, rabbits*


Iris Siberica (Siberian Iris) Caesar’s Brother

Upright perennial with fragrant violet flowers. May self sow. Blooms 3-6 weeks beginning in May.


• Height to 36 in. Spacing to 24 in.


• Tolerates drought, clay soil, wet soil

• Good cut flower



Iris Siberica (Siberian Iris) Charming Billy

Upright perennial with fragrant violet flowers with touches f white and yellow. Blooms 3 weeks beginning in May.





• Good cut flower





Iris Siberica (Siberian Iris) Painted Woman

Upright perennial with rose-red and gold flowers with white centers. Blooms 3-6 weeks beginning in May.





• Good cut flower



Iris Siberica (Siberian Iris) Swans in Flight

Upright perennial with 5-inch white flowers and medium green foliage. Nice around water. May self sow. Blooms 3-6 weeks beginning in late May.

• Prefers sun



• Good cut flower

• Resistant to Juglan’s (black walnut) toxin, disease, deer*


Iris Siberica (Siberian Iris) Yellow Tail

Upright perennial with creamy yellow flowers and medium green foliage. Nice near water. May self sow. Blooms 3-6 weeks beginning in late May.

• Prefers sun



• Good cut flower

• Resistant to Juglan’s (black walnut) toxin, disease, deer*




Lamium Maculatum (Spotted Dead Nettle) Beacon Silver

Rapid spreading perennial with pink flowers and heart shaped silver leaves edged in green. Great as a groundcover in shady areas. Blooms 1-2 months beginning in early May.


• Height 4-6 in.




Lavandula Aungustifolia (English Lavender)

Upright perennial herb with fragrant light purple flowers. An old-fashioned favorite. Great in cottage or rock gardens. Blooms 3-4 weeks in mid-summer.

• Best in sun

• Height to 1-2 ft. Spread 1-2 ft.






Lavendula Angustifolia Munstead (Lavender)

Compact mounding perennial herb with fragrant light purple flowers. A cottage herb garden favorite. Great in rock gardens and perennial borders. Blooms in early summer, may bloom again if cut back after first bloom.

• Best in sun


• Prefers good, well-drained soil.







Leucanthemum Superbum (Shasta Daisy) Alaska

Upright perennial with white petaled, 3 to 4-inch flowers that have a yellow center. Very dependable plant. Blooms for 6-8 weeks beginning in July.




• Tolerates drought, dry soil

• Good cut flower



Liatris Scariosa (Gayfeather, Blazing Star) White Spire

Upright perennial with fragrant white flower spikes which open from the top down. Great in beds and low borders. Avoid wet areas. Blooms for 4-8 weeks beginning in August.




• Tolerates drought, heat, sandy soil




Liatris Spicata Kabold (Gayfeather, Blazing Star)

Upright perennial with rosy-lavender flower spikes with open from the top down. Great in beds and low borders. Avoid wet areas. Blooms for 3-4 months beginning in June.










Liqularia (Leopard Plant) Little Rocket

Upright perennial with bright yellow flower spires above attractive leaves. Nice in water setting. Blooms for 4-8 weeks beginning in early summer.



• Prefers good, moist soil

• Tolerates wet soil, clay soil

• Good cut flower


Lilium Asiaticum (Lily) Hot Spot Pink

Rapidly growing upright perennial with fragrant pink and burgundy flowers. Very hardy. Easy to grow. Blooms beginning in June.




• Tolerates sandy soil, acidic soil

• Good cut flower



Lilium Asiaticum (Lily) Orange

Rapidly growing upright perennial with fragrant orange flowers. Very hardy. Easy to grow. Blooms beginning in June.





• Good cut flower





Lilium Asiaticum (Lily) Pink

Rapidly growing upright perennial with fragrant pink flowers. Very hardy. Easy to grow. Blooms beginning in June.





• Good cut flower



Lilium Asiaticum (Lily) Red

Rapidly growing upright perennial with fragrant red flowers. Very hardy. Easy to grow. Blooms beginning in June.





• Good cut flower



Lilium Asiaticum (Lily) White

Rapidly growing upright perennial with fragrant white flowers. Very hardy. Easy to grow. Blooms beginning in June.





• Good cut flower





Lilium Asiaticum (Lily) Yellow

Rapidly growing upright perennial with fragrant yellow flowers. Very hardy. Easy to grow. Blooms beginning in June.





• Good cut flower



Lilium Orientalis (Lily) Stargazer

Rapidly growing upright perennial with spectacular rose-red and white flowers with yellow stamens. Very hardy, vigorous and disease free. Blooms 1-2 months beginning in July.





• Good cut flower



Lobelia Cardinalis (Cardinal Flower) Rose

Upright perennial with brilliant rose-red flowers. Blooms for 2-3 months beginning in July.


• Height 2-3 ft.







Lobelia Speciosa (Cardinal Flower) Fan Scarlet

Upright perennial with brilliant red flowers. Easy to grow. Blooms beginning in June.

• Best in sun






Lobelia Speciosa (Cardinal Flower) Starship Rose Deep

Upright perennial with hot pink flowers. Blooms summer to late summer.

• Best in sun






Lupinus (Lupine) Russell Mix

Upright perennial fragrant flower spikes in a mix of colors. Spectacular in bloom! Best on cool weather conditions. Blooms beginning in June.




• Good cut flower





Malva Sylvestris (Hollyhock Malva, Zebra Mallow) Zebrina

Upright perennial with white and purple flowers. Great for cottage gardens or the backs of borders. Will self-seed. Virtually pest and disease free. Blooms beginning in June.







Monarda (Bee Balm) Bee You Bee Free

Rapidly growing upright perennial with purplish-pink flowers. Easy to grow. Naturalizes well. Blooms 2-3 months beginning in June.

• Best in sun




• Good cut flower



Monarda (Bee Balm) Mix Red Shades

Rapidly growing upright perennial with fragrant burgundy flowers. Easy to grow. Naturalizes well. Blooms 2-3 months beginning in June.

• Best in sun

• Height 30-36 in. Spacing 2-3 ft.


• Good cut flower





Nepeta (Catmint) Junior Walker

Compact spreading perennial with lavender-blue flowers. Easy to grow. Blooms 3-4 months beginning in May.

• Best in sun






Oenothera Stubbei (Pink Evening Primrose)

Spreading perennial with pink flowers. Easy to grow. Blooms beginning in summer.

• Best in sun




• Attracts birds, hummingbirds

Pachysandra Terminalis (Japanese Carpet Spurge)

Spreading perennial with white flowers. Excellent groundcover for shady areas or on banks and slopes for erosion control. Blooms in spring



• Prefers good, moist, well-drained soil



• Attracts birds, hummingbirds



Paeonia Hybrida (Peony) Bartzella

Upright perennial with large, luminous yellow semi to fully double flowers with a delightful fragrance. Sturdy stems do not need staking. Blooms 3-4 weeks beginning in late spring.



• Prefers neutral, well-drained soil




Paeonia Hybrida (Peony) Julia Rose

Upright perennial with large, single to semi-double blossoms that change color over time, from cherry red to orange then apricot. Saturday stems usually do not require staking. Blooms 2-4 weeks beginning in late spring.







Paeonia Lactiflora (Peony) Coral Sunset

Upright perennial with fragrant coral flowers. Blooms 2-4 week beginning in late spring.



• Prefers neutral, well-drained soil






Paeonia Lactiflora (Peony) Sarah Bernhardt

Upright perennial with large, fragrant, double rose-pink flowers. Blooms 2-4 weeks beginning in early summer.







Paeonia Lactiflora (Peony) Shirley Temple

Upright perennial with fragrant, blush-pink 8” flowers that fade to ivory as they age. Blooms beginning in late spring.







Papaver Orientale (Oriental Poppy)

Upright perennial with 4-6” flowers in a variety of colors. Blooms 3-5 weeks beginning in May. Dormancy follows bloom.









Penstemon Digitalis (Beardtongue)

Upright perennial with white flowers. Blooms 6-8 weeks beginning in June.

• Best in sun



• Good cut flower

• Tolerates drought, sandy soil, dry soil



Penstemon Hybrida (Beardtongue) Firebird

Upright perennial with white-throated crimson flowers on wine-red stems. Blooms mid-summer to fall.

• Best in sun


• Prefers very well-drained soil

• Good cut flower

• Tolerates drought, sandy soil, dry soil



Penstemon Digitalis (Beardtongue) Husker Red

Upright perennial with pinkish-white, bell-shaped flowers on wine-red stems and lovely bronze-red leaves. Blooms beginning in late spring.

• Best in sun


• Prefers very well-drained soil

• Good cut flower

• Tolerates drought, sandy soil, dry soil, salt





Penstemon Hartwegii (Beardtongue) Tubular Bells Wine Red

Upright perennial with red bell-shaped flowers with white throats. Blooms 3-4 months beginning in summer.




• Good cut flower




Perovskia Atriplicifolia (Russian Sage)

Upright perennial with blueish spikes and silvery aromatic foliage. Blooms beginning in late summer.

• Best in sun






Phlox Paniculata (Garden Phlox) Bright Eyes

Upright perennial with fragrant clusters of pink flowers with red centers. Blooms 6-8 weeks beginning in July.



• Prefers rich, moist soil, well-drained soil

• Good cut flower


• Like other phlox, may be prone to powdery mildew





Phlox Paniculata (Garden Phlox) Orange Perfection

Upright perennial with fragrant salmon-orange flower clusters. Blooms 6-8 weeks beginning in July.




• Good cut flower





Phlox Paniculata (Garden Phlox) Red Riding Hood

Upright perennial with fragrant red flower clusters. Blooms 6-8 weeks beginning in July.



• Prefers rich, moist soil, well-drained soil

• Good cut flower





Phlox Sublata (Creeping Phlox) Candy Stripe

Spreading perennial with pink and white flowers. Great groundcover. Blooms 4-6 weeks beginning in spring.

• Best in sun



• Tolerates drought, dry soil, salt

• Shear after blooming for compact growth habit





Phlox Sublata (Creeping Phlox) Emerald Blue

Spreading perennial with lavender-blue flowers. Great groundcover. Blooms 4-6 weeks beginning in spring.

• Best in sun







Phlox Sublata (Creeping Phlox) Emerald Pink

Spreading perennial with hot pink flowers. Great groundcover. Blooms 4-6 weeks beginning in spring.

• Best in sun







Phlox Sublata (Creeping Phlox) Scarlet Flame

Spreading perennial with rose-red flowers with dark centers. Great groundcover. Blooms 4-6 weeks beginning in spring.

• Best in sun









Phlox Sublata (Creeping Phlox) Snowflake

Spreading perennial with white flowers. Great groundcover. Blooms 4-6 weeks beginning in spring.

• Best in sun







Phlox Sublata (Creeping Phlox) Trot Pink

Spreading perennial with lilac-pink flowers. Great groundcover. Blooms 4-6 weeks beginning in spring.

• Best in sun







Physostegia Virginiana (Obedient Plant)

Rapidly growing upright perennial with pink and white snapdragon-like flowers on sturdy stems that need no staking. Blooms beginning in July.








Platycodon (Balloon Flower)

Upright perennial with blue flowers. Buds resemble balloons before opening to a 5 petaled flower. Blooms beginning in July.






• Also comes in pink and blue

Polemonium Caeruleum (Jacob’s Ladder)

Upright perennial with cup-shaped blue flowers standing above fern-like foliage. Blooms in spring.





Polygonatum Cummutatum (Solomon’s Seal)

Upright perennial with finely divided, fern-like foliage and fragrant, greenish-white flowers on tall, arching stems. Blooms in May.




• Good cut flower




Polygonatum Odoratum Variegatum (Solomon’s Seal)

Upright perennial with finely divided, fern-like foliage with soft, creamy edges and fragrant, greenish-white flowers on tall, arching stems. Blooms in May.


• Height 3-4 ft. Spread 2.-3 ft.


• Good cut flower


Pumonaria (Lungwort) Raspberry Splash

Upright perennial with pink to blue flowers and silvery mottled foliage. Blooms in mid-spring.

• Best in part shade

• Height 6-8 in.




Pulmonaria Saccharata (Lungwort) Mrs. Moon

Upright perennial with pink to blue flowers and silvery mottled foliage. Blooms in mid-spring.

• Best in part shade

• Height 6-88-12 in. Spread 8-12 in.






Pyrethrum Daisy (Painted Daisy)

Upright perennial 3” daisy-like flowers in shades of red and pink. Cut back after first flowering to promote second bloom. Blooms beginning in early summer.

• Best in sun




• Good cut flower



Ratibida Columnifera (Prairie Coneflower)

Upright perennial wildflower with drooping yellow petals surrounding a brown center. Blooms in beginning in July.

• Best in sun


• Prefers dry neutral soil




• Native

native

Rudbeckia Fulgida (Black Eyed Susan) Goldsturm

Upright perennial with golden yellow flowers. Great in a cottage garden, meadow or prairie setting. Blooms beginning in mid-summer.

• Best in sun




• Good cut flower





Rudbeckia Hirta (Gloriosa Daisy, Yellow Oxeye Daisy)

Upright perennial with golden and orange bicolored flowers. Great in a cottage garden, meadow or prairie setting. Blooms early summer to frost.

• Best in sun




• Good cut flower



Rudbeckia Triloba (Brown Eyed Susan)

Rapidly growing upright perennial with golden yellow flowers. Great in an informal cottage garden, meadow or prairie setting. Blooms beginning in July.

• Best in sun

• Height 5-6 ft. Spacing to 3 ft.



• Good cut flower



Rue Graveolens (Common Rue)

Mounding perennial with small, yellow flowers. Nice for a sunny border. Blooms beginning in mid-summer.

• Best in sun








Salvia Pratensis (Meadow Sage) Rosea

Upright perennial with rose-lavender flowers. Great accent plant to give structure to a sunny border. Blooms beginning in June.

• Best in sun

• Height to 18 in.



• Good cut flower



• Remove spent flowers to encourage repeat bloom

Salvia Sylvestris (Meadow Sage) Blue Queen

Upright perennial with blueish-purple flowers. Great accent plant to give structure to a sunny border. Blooms beginning in June.

• Best in sun

• Height 8-18 in.



• Good cut flower



• Remove spent flowers to encourage repeat bloom

Salvia (Meadow Sage) Rose Queen

Upright perennial with blueish-purple flowers. Great accent plant to give structure to a sunny border. Blooms beginning in June.

• Best in sun

• Height 8-18 in.



• Good cut flower





Sanguinaria Canadens (Bloodroot)

Spreading perennial wildflower with white blooms. Woodland shade plant. All parts of plant have red sap, hence the name Bloodroot. Great in woodland gardens or under shrubs. Blooms 6-8 weeks beginning in early summer.

• Needs shade





Scabiosa Columbaria (Pincushion Flower) Butterfly Blue

Upright perennial with lavender flowers. Easy to grow. Blooms 2-3 months beginning in June.

• Best in sun




• Good cut flower



Scabiosa Japonica (Pincushion Flower) Blue Diamonds

Upright perennial with lavender flowers. Easy to grow. Blooms 2-3 months beginning in June.

• Best in sun




• Good cut flower





Scabiosa Japonica (Pincushion Flower) Ritz Rose

Upright perennial with light pink flowers. Easy to grow. Blooms 2-3 months beginning in June.

• Best in sun




• Good cut flower



Sedum Erythrostictum Variegated Frosty Morn

Upright deciduous succulent perennial with fragrant pink flowers and variegated foliage. Great in rock gardens. Easily grown. Blooms 2-3 months beginning in August.

• Best in sun






Sedum Spurium Tricolor

Compact, spreading perennial with pink flowers and variegated foliage. Great in rock gardens. Easily grown. Blooms 6-8 weeks beginning in July.

• Best in sun








Sedum Spurium Voodoo

Compact, spreading perennial with burgundy flowers on green and red foliage which turns bronze in winter. Great in rock gardens. Easily grown. Blooms 2-3 months beginning in June.

• Best in sun






Sedum Telephium Autumn Joy

Upright perennial with rose-pink flowers. Great interplanted with shrubs. Easily grown. Blooms beginning in late summer.

• Best in sun

• Height12-18 in. Spread 15-18 in.





Sedum Telephium Chocolate Cherry

Upright perennial with rose colored flowers with dark, glossy, purple-grey foliage with provides striking color contrast with other plants. Easily grown. Blooms beginning in late summer.

• Best in sun








Sempervivium (Hens and Chicks)

Slow growing, spreading rosette shaped perennial with mostly pink flowers. Will form groups of rosettes. Great in rock gardens. Easily grown. Blooms in summer.

• Best in sun

• Height 1-4 in.





Smilacina (False Solomon’s Seal)

Upright spreading perennial with white flower clusters in late spring and clusters of red berries in fall. Easily grown. Naturalizes. Blooms beginning in late summer.

• Part shade-shade



Solidago Rugosa (Goldenrod) Fireworks

Upright perennial with fragrant golden-yellow on arching stems. Does not cause hay fever. Great late-season favorite of pollinators. Easily grown. Blooms beginning in late summer.

• Best in sun

• Height 24 in. Spread 12-18 in.



• Good cut flower


• Attracts birds, butterflies, pollinators



Thymus Serpyllum (Creeping Thyme)

Rapidly growing spreading perennial herb with bright purple flowers. Great for between stepping stones. Blooms beginning in late spring.

• Best in sun

• Height 3-6 in.


• Tolerates drought, dry soil, rocky soil, salt



Tricyrtis (Toad Lily) Empress

Upright perennial with white flowers spotted with purple. Great for late-season color in shady areas. Blooms beginning in late summer.

• Part to full shade



• Good cut flower


Tricyrtis (Toad Lily) Taipei Silk

Upright perennial with creamy-white flowers with lavender edges and purple spots. Great for late-season color in shady areas. Blooms beginning in late summer.

• Part to full shade



• Tolerates heavy shade

• Good cut flower




Verbena Hastata (Vervain) Blue

Upright, long blooming perennial with blue flowers. Blooms from May until frost.

• Best in sun




• Good cut flower


Veronica Spicata (Speedwell) Red Fox

Upright perennial with rose-red flowers. Great in perennial borders and rock gardens. Blooms for 2-3 months beginning in June.

• Best in sun



• Tolerates salt

• Good cut flower



Veronica Subsessilis (Speedwell) Sunny Border Blue

Upright perennial with violet-blue flowers. Great in perennial borders and rock gardens. Blooms for 2-3 months beginning in July.

• Best in sun



• Tolerates salt

• Good cut flower





Veronica Teucrium (Speedwell) Royal Blue

Upright perennial with blue flowers. Great in perennial borders and rock gardens. Blooms for 6-8 weeks beginning in June.

• Best in sun

• Height to 16 in.


• Tolerates salt

• Good cut flower



Vinca Minor (Periwinkle) Darts Blue

Spreading perennial with blue flowers. Great evergreen groundcover. Blooms beginning in spring.




• Tolerates drought, dry soil, rocky soil, salt



Zizia Aptera (Golden Alexander)

Rapidly growing upright perennial with heart shaped leaves and golden yellow flower umbels. Great in prairie, meadow, or cottage gardens. Blooms 3-5 weeks beginning in late spring.


• Height to 1-3 ft. Spread 1-2 ft.

• Tolerates clay soil, dry soil

• Good cut flower



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