Same easy and rewarding garden plant but known for it's large blooms. Growing only 12" high, this plant presents well in the front of the border. Deer resistant, pollinator magnent.

Salvia are excellent, easy-to-grow plants for a summer show of intense color. Salvia perform best in full sun. A real heat lover; they respond well to shearing after blooming to prompt fresh foliage and blooms.

Masses of pink spikes filled with flowers rise above foliage from mid-spring to mid-fall. The narrow, fragrant leaves remain dark green throughout the season. 

Feathers Peacock has blue/purple flowers with large spikes. This salvia flowers for longer than anything other variety--from June to August, reblooming again in the fall.

The purple spikes of flowers bloom on striking black flower stems. These are valuable plants where summers are hot because they ignore the heat and stick with the business of making flowers.

Deep orchid-pink flowers can stand up to summer heat and low-water conditions once established. The large, vivid flowers provide great impact with long-blooming results. Bright flowers will entice hummingbirds, butterflies and other pollinators; however, the scented foliage keeps deer and rabbits from nibbling.

A dwarf Pincushion Flower from the Flutter series, featuring flowers that are larger and deeper blue than the popular S. ‘Butterfly Blue’. Blooms non-stop from spring through late summer. Terrific for mass planting, edging the border or in pots. Flowers are attractive to butterflies.

Deep green foliage grows in a spreading mound, with numerous stems rising above the foliage in early summer to show off purple, skull-capped flowers that last about eight weeks.

This sturdy perennial is as tough as they come. Clumping foliage displays large, plate-like flower clusters that start pink, then gracefully age to rosy russet-red in the fall. A fine addition to the rock garden or mixed border. Succulent foliage will die back to the ground in cold winter regions, but will re-emerge in early spring.

Go to the dark side of your sun garden with this fall-blooming perennial! Near black leaves can be enjoyed throughout the summer, and later in the season, flowers bloom with red centers and cream petals.

A summer-flowering groundcover plant with beautiful green and cream variegation. It looks beautifully bright all season, and yellow flowers are an added bonus.

Small, fleshy leaves are coral when new, maturing to green and becoming reddish bronze in winter. Small, star-shaped white flowers appear above the foliage. A vigorous groundcover or rock garden subject. Evergreen.

Leaves light blue with creamy white variegation down the center. It grows long stems with thick disc-shaped leaves. It looks stunning as a border species in rock gardens or spilling from a hanging basket.

‘Plum Dazzled’ is a new Sunsparkler® Sedum with stunning dark purple foliage and large, cherry coloured flowers. Its habit is compact: 16” wide and 8” tall. Sunsparkler® ‘Plum Dazzled’ flowers from summer to autumn but with its beautiful foliage color, it will colour your garden the entire gardening season. Plant Sunsparkler® ‘Plum Dazzled’ in the sun in a sandy, well-drained soil. Sunsparkler® ‘Plum Dazzled’ can excellently be used for landscaping, mass planting, in mixed containers as well as in perennial borders or for on your terrace or balcony.

The groundcover type of Stonecrop is the perfect size for growing at the front of a sunny border or for edging pathways. This selection forms a low, compact mound of shiny, cherry-red thumbnail-sized foliage with pink variegated edges. Large rose-pink flowerheads appear in late summer, lasting for weeks.

The white flowers have five fringed petals enclosed at the base. These flowers have no scent; pollination is mainly by moths, and the occasional bee. This is a hardy, drought-tolerant plant that re-seeds itself.

This long-blooming perennial brightens up the landscape late in the season when little else is blooming.  It features an abundance of lemon-yellow panicles atop healthy green foliage.

Compact habit with sturdy stems and dense round heads of yellow flowers make it perfect for last summer color in the perennial border.  Tolerates poor soils, attracts butterflies and pollinators, adaptable. High salt tolerance.

Delightful, golden-yellow flowers are borne along reflexing stems from late summer into fall. Performs best in moist to average garden soil under full sun or partial shade; extremely drought tolerant once established.

Tiny, bright yellow flowers grow in a cluster atop a stiff, red stem. Flowers bloom mid to late summer. Attractive to bees and butterflies. 

'Little Redhead' is a superior selection of the species, vegetatively propagated to ensure uniformity. Dark red tubular flowers with yellow interiors are produced above top of an upright clump of dark green, wedge-shaped leaves.

This charming low species first forms a ground-hugging rosette of large and crinkly leaves. In early summer it bears upright stems that hold chubby spikes of magenta-purple flowers. 

This wonderfully upright selection produces very large, shaggy, periwinkle blue flowers over a long period which are held high on strong stems. It forms a low mound of grass-green foliage, remaining evergreen in mild winter areas. Tolerant of hot, humid summer regions. Great for cutting, and also attractive to butterflies.

Named after the plantswoman who discovered it, Peachie Saxton of Mississippi, this variety produces the typical lavender-blue stokesia flowers. However, it blooms much longer and a bit later than the other types. It has an upright habit and healthy-looking, deep green foliage that remains attractive all season. Its longer stems make it a good variety for cut flowers. A solid performer in the landscape.