Category Archives: Perennials
Pink Delight Buddleia – 10 root divisions
Botanical Name: Buddleia davidii Description: Aptly named for it never fails to delight. In bloom it is a fountain of honey-sweet rich pink flower plumes, and is seldom without butterflies browsing about its branches. Its light green foliage also has a silver sheen which enhances the plant’s overall beauty. Growth is 5 to 7 feet,
Shell Pink Balloon Flower – 10 root divisions
Botanical Name: Platycodon Description: Platycodon (Balloon Flower) Shell Pink, Puffy balloon-like buds open into bell-shapes of a delicate shell pink. Very pretty. It delights in full sun, grows 24″ tall, and blooms July through September. They like well-drained soil and will reliably bloom year after year. Our #1 divisions will give you a good show
White Swan Coneflower – 10 root divisions
Botanical Name: Echinacea purpurea Description: This beautiful coneflower grows well in full sun and is drought resistant. It also blooms all summer, producing a profusion of white blooms with coppery seed cone centers. It is a superb source of cut flowers that are shining stars in any bouquet with their intriguing flower form.
Cushion Spurge – 10 root divisions
Botanical Name: Euphorbia polychroma Description: Commonly called Cushion Spurge and one of the most highly rated of perennials. It’s valued for both foliage and bloom, and changes through the seasons. In spring, it produces clusters of bright yellow blossoms. In summer, its lush, attractive foliage is topped by sulfur yellow bracts. In fall, the foliage
Chatterbox Heuchera – 10 root divisions
Botanical Name: Heuchera x brizoides Hybrids Description: Large, lush leaves are deep green with lighter green veins and mottling. Edges are loosely ruffled. In early summer, sprays of small bright red flowers add an excellent touch of color contrast. Wonderful as a low-growing, spreading ground cover that adds lushness and interest to the landscape. Great
Stormy Seas Heuchera – 10 root divisions
Botanical Name: Heuchera micrantha Description: Grown primarily for its strikingly mottled foliage and used as a spreading groundcover. Wide, ruffled leaves are attractive throughout the season, starting out a deep green then changing with age to shades of pewter, burgundy, and olive. Sprays of small flowers in late spring are a bonus.
Snowflake Candytuft – 10 root divisions
Botanical Name: Iberis sempervirens Description: A popular choice for edging borders and garden walks, this evergreen perennial is also superb when massed and for growing in rock gardens. Uniform, very tidy, and nicely mounded plants with deep green foliage grow in sun or light shade. When they begin blooming in spring, the pure white flowers
