Tiny white flowers grow in dense, cone-like heads up to 3 inches long. They bloom from May to July on slender green stems. 

Dalea purpurea, commonly called purple prairie clover, is a native Missouri prairie clover which occurs in glades, rocky open woods and prairies throughout the State except for the far southeastern counties. Typically grows 1-3' tall. Features tiny purple flowers in dense, cone-like heads (to 2" long) atop erect, wiry stems in summer. Compound, odd-pinnate leaves, with 3-5 narrow linear leaflets.

Fire Spinner ice plant. This shocking color combination of the individual flowers represents a dramatic color breakthrough for the hardy ice plants. Evergreen fleshy foliage keeps this plant looking lush all year long.

Ocean Sunset has a high flower count per plant, with the largest flowers of any Delosperma, on a great habit. Outstanding performance in pots, with showy flowers that close at night and open mid-morning. The intense, vivid colors are ideal in rock gardens and borders. Very drought tolerant once established.

Ocean Sunset has a high flower count per plant, with the largest flowers of any Delosperma, on a great habit. Outstanding performance in pots, with showy flowers that close at night and open mid-morning. The intense, vivid colors are ideal in rock gardens and borders. Very drought tolerant once established.

Full florets and tight internodes. White and dark centers (bees) on cherry, lilac, lavender, dark blue, sky blue, and white. Magic Fountains' sturdy, compact plants will tolerate windy locations. Attracts bees and butterflies. This species of delphinium is also known as candle larkspur. Perennial in Zones 3–7.

Fantastic new addition from Darwin Perennials! Stunning coral-red flowers on a compact plant, each flower spike can grow to an impressive 27" tall, the mounding lacy-green foliage compliments the summertime flower beautifully, provide full sun for best color.

Tall larkspur grows 4-6 feet tall, with purple/blue flowers growing loosely up the stem. This species is taller, blooms later, and has more abundant foliage than other native types of larkspur. 

Plants have very uniform flowering and form beautiful ball-shaped habits. Its 1.74″/4.4cm, decorative flowers are warmer orange bronze, compared to ‘Harvest Igloo’ blooms. Igloo Mums offer outstanding flower power in the late summer—early fall perennial border or large container. Although plants can be pinched for a tidier look, there is no need to pinch. In fact, without pinching, plants will flower in mid-summer. After enjoying this flowering, cutback plants for flowering in late summer-early fall.

Plants have very uniform flowering and form beautiful ball-shaped habits. Its 1.74″/4.4cm, decorative flowers are bright red. Igloo Mums offer outstanding flower power in the late summer—early fall perennial border or large container. Although plants can be pinched for a tidier look, there is no need to pinch. In fact, without pinching, plants will flower in mid-summer. After enjoying this flowering, cutback plants for flowering in late summer-early fall.

Plants have very uniform flowering and form beautiful ball-shaped habits. Its 1.74″/4.4cm, decorative flowers are bright red. Igloo Mums offer outstanding flower power in the late summer—early fall perennial border or large container. Although plants can be pinched for a tidier look, there is no need to pinch. In fact, without pinching, plants will flower in mid-summer. After enjoying this flowering, cutback plants for flowering in late summer-early fall.

Plants have very uniform flowering and form beautiful ball-shaped habits. Its 1.74″/4.4cm, decorative flowers are bright golden orange. Igloo Mums offer outstanding flower power in the late summer—early fall perennial border or large container. Although plants can be pinched for a tidier look, there is no need to pinch. In fact, without pinching, plants will flower in mid-summer. After enjoying this flowering, cutback plants for flowering in late summer-early fall.

Plants have very uniform flowering and form beautiful ball-shaped habits. Its 1.74″/4.4cm, decorative flowers are bright white with hints of yellow. Igloo Mums offer outstanding flower power in the late summer—early fall perennial border or large container. Although plants can be pinched for a tidier look, there is no need to pinch. In fact, without pinching, plants will flower in mid-summer. After enjoying this flowering, cutback plants for flowering in late summer-early fall.

This tidy, fall blooming perennial will grace any garden area with a mound of cheerful sunny lemon yellow flowers that last well into frost. Highly deer resistant, also attracts butterflies. Shear mid-summer to promote branching.

Ideal for pots or borders, repeat flowering with an outstanding spicy fragrance. It is more compact and much improved repeat flowering.

Offers spicy, fragrant blooms from spring right into the autumn, over a low mound of grassy blue-green leaves. This selection has fully double petals in soft pink with dark pink striping. Great for borders or in containers. Deadhead regularly to encourage more buds to form. Clip back by half in early autumn. Attractive to butterflies. 

Quarter-sized violent pink flowers with red eyes bloom from late spring through fall. The EverBloom series are dense with short flower stems and bold-colored, fragrant flowers.

Dwarf habit, double flowers with spicy fragrance. A delight for the front of the border, container or rock garden.

Striking Red/White patterned blooms over blue foliage. Fragrant and long blooming.

Stargazer's blooms have exceptionally frilled white petals with a burgundy eye. Flowers sit atop densely mounded silver-blue foliage.

Bicolor pink and white flowers bloom in spring and continually bloom through summer and fall. Silvery-green foliage grows in small, strong mounds.

Sunflor flowers from spring until late autumn. It grows in a compact mound and is cold tolerant with sturdy, bright flowers.

Sunflor flowers from spring until late autumn. It grows in a compact mound and is cold tolerant with sturdy, bright flowers.

Heart-shaped white flowers hang like bells off of golden-chartreuse branches. Flowers attract pollinators and bloom from late spring to mid summer.

This is a unique selection of Foxglove, flowering well even the first year. It forms a low rosette of green leaves, with tall spikes of bells in colours ranging from white, purple and apricot, some with speckled throats. Deadhead first-year blooms by trimming back the spent flower stems to base of the plant, to encourage overwintering and a second year of bloom. These perform best in a rich, moist soil. Allow plants to form seed in the second year and they may self-sow to produce future generations. 

Disporopsis pernyi, sometimes called evergreen Solomon’s seal, is a rhizomatous, clump-forming perennial that is native to shaded mountain areas in forests, valleys or along streams in southern China. It is in the same family as and similar in habit to Solomon’s seal (Polygonatum). It typically grows to 15-18" tall and to 12" wide on strong, upright-arching, purple-spotted stems clad with shiny, leathery, lanceolate to elliptic, dark evergreen leaves (to 5" long). Pendulous, tubular, creamy-white, bell-shaped flowers (each to 3/4") bloom in late spring. Flowers primarily appear singly, but infrequently in clusters of 2-3, as they droop from the stem undersides at each leaf axil. Flowers give way to purple-blue berries (1/4" diameter) that ripen in early autumn.