A fall-blooming, deciduous shrub with stem-hugging clusters of fragrant bright yellow flowers, each with four crinkly, ribbon-shaped petals, appear along the branch.

This native perennial grows on erect stems with winged stems that branch near the top. Clusters of daisy-like flowers grow with wedge-shaped, bright yellow rays and dome-like, dull yellow centers.

Also called hairy sunflower or downy sunflower. Stems have coarse, broad oval leaves. Flowers are single at the top of the stem, with 15-30 showy, petal-like rays surrounding a disk of tiny, darker florets. 

This perennial forms clumps with upright stems that grow narrow, willow-like leaves. Bright yellow flowers bloom from late summer to late fall.

'Autumn Gold' is a compact, mound-forming selection of willow-leaved sunflower that features bright yellow flowers. This cultivar originated from self-pollinated seed of the plant H. salicifolius 'Low Down'. A dense carpet of 2" diameter blooms with yellow rays and dark brown center cones cover the plant from late summer to frost. Mature clumps will reach up to 2' tall and spread to fill a similar area.

An explosion of golden yellow flowers combined with a manageable height makes this a superior selection. Despite its name, this plant can be found literally blanketed in flowers in the late summer and into the fall when most other Helianthus are past. Flowers form on upright, self-supporting stems but instead of the typical tall sunflower, Helianthus 'First Light' forms a nice, compact clump of fuzzy, linear leaves topping out just above 3 feet.

Also known as oxeye sunflower, this perennial features daisy-like flowers with orange/yellow rays surrounding a brownish/yellow cone. Flowers bloom throughout the summer, and sit atop stems with ovate, toothed leaves that are about six inches long. Blooms are attractive to butterflies and other pollinators. 

'Luna Rose' is a member of the Luna™ series, seed-propagated hardy hibiscus that have a compact, well-branched, shrubby habit. 'Luna Rose' forms a medium-sized bushy mound of dark green leaves. Its flowers are deep rose pink with a ruby eye in the center, have showy yellow stamens and are up to 8 in. across.

Hardy Hibiscus are a wonderful addition to the summer garden with their exceptionally large blooms appearing in midsummer and continuing until frost. This compact variety forms a medium-sized bushy mound of dark green leaves.

Tolerant of heat and humidity; also tolerant of light shade, but does best exposed to full sun. Growing 3-7' tall and 2-4' wide, it can be used as a temporary screening or hedge. Showy, dinner plate-sized flowers have 5 overlapping white/pink petals with reddish/purple bases.

Attracts butterflies, moths, and other pollinators. Ball-shaped, white/green blooms show throughout the summer into fall. 

Similar to 'Annabelle,' 'Bounty' has large green and off-white blooms that bloom from May until the first hard frost. 

A new and improved H. 'Annabelle' with beefy stems and massive white blooms and roughly 4 times as many flowers as 'Annabelle'. 

Has great fall color, interesting winter bark. It is heat tolerant and has perky abundant upright white summer flowers.

Dark green foliage is resistant to leaf spot and turns orange/red in autumn. Flowers bloom white in early summer and age to pink. 

An upright, broad-rounded, suckering, multi-stemmed, deciduous shrub that typically grows 4-6' tall.

About half the size of other oakleaf hydrangeas, 'Sikes Dwarf' will fit in any garden. Pure white, 4" flowers start to bloom in late June or July. Dark green leaves are a foot long and turn a spectacular burgundy red in the fall.

Thick clusters of white florets form large panicles that cover the 4-6' shrub all summer long. The florets age to soft rose-red, then change to a light green hue as the season goes on. At times, your landscape will be awash in all three colors at once. Works well as a specimen planting to anchor a flower bed or cutting garden. Plant three or more as a hedge or screen to create small, private areas perfect for al fresco dining or simply enjoying the view. Dry flower heads for interesting indoor arrangements.

This is a distinctive, showy take on our beloved native oakleaf hydrangea. Doubled florets are fairly weather-resistant. The tightly packed, pure white florets create very full, conical panicles with a unique 'quilted' effect. As the bloom ages, it turns a nice shade of green that lasts through most of the summer. The green foliage has wonderful wine-red fall color.