Perennials

Double white flowers on dark green foliage. First year blooming. A good cut flower.

30" high.

Full sun.

A native American wildflower and winner of the 2005 "Perennial of the Year" award. Spikes of Lupin-like flowers in late spring are followed by large, inflated nearly black seed pods, creating extended interest. Low maintenance. Attractive to butterflies and bumblebees.

3-6' high x 1-3' wide.

Likes hot, sunny areas with average to poor soil and dry to medium dry conditions.

Dense mounded clumps of blue gray foliage. 12" high.

Sun or part sun.

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Open sprays of brilliant blue flowers June - Sept.

24" - 30" high.

Grows in full or part sun.

Popular for the papery, bright orange lantern pods that develop from  small white flowers that emerge in mid summer. These lantern are useful for dried arrangements. May self seed.

24" high and wide.

Full sun.

A dwarf version of the classic garden plant. Medium sized white flowers cover the plant in early summer.

12" - 16" tall.

Prefers full sun.

A bushy shrub growing 4' high, 3' wide. Has blue bell - shaped flowers June to Aug. which bees really enjoy, followed by fluffy silky seed pods.

Full or part sun.

Nodding, exquisite blooms held high above delicate foliage. Flowers come in many combinations of bold colors and bicolors.

30" high.

Prefers shade or semi shade.

A native wildflower, 3' - 6' tall with elegant white flower stalks June through Aug.

Full sun.

A dwarf delphinium with spikes of large florets in blues, purples, pinks, and white. This variety does not need staking and does better in windy areas than taller types.

30-36" high.

Prefers full sun.

A tall border plant with large, double, frilled blooms in colors of dark blue, lavender, white, sky blue, and pink. 

5' high.

Prefers full sun but will tolerate part shade.

Dwarf mounding plants produce masses of red, pink, white, carmine and picotee blooms throughout the season. Can be grown as either an annual or perennial.

8" tall.

Full sun or part shade.

Whorls of white, cream, pink, and purple flowers with internal speckles. 4' - 5' tall when blooming. Blooms June - Aug. in second year.

Sun or part sun.

 Dark rose colored blooms from mid summer to frost. Approx. 3' tall.

Prefers full sun.

Mauve flowers on strong stems that last well in bouquets. A native flower, 24" - 30" tall, blooming June - Aug.

Full or part sun.

An AAS winner. A compact plant with new, uniquely colored daisy-like blooms. The flowers have a yellow edge, deepening to a rich apricot centre. Free-flowering and drought tolerant once established.

12" high.

Prefers full sun.

Daisy-like flowers of deep red edged with yellow. Blooms vigorously on mounded foliage from June to frost.

12-18" high.

Full sun to part shade.

Double scarlet red blooms on long stems all summer.

18" - 24" high.

Prefers full sun.

Branching plants with sprays of small, single and double, white flowers. Excellent for bouquets and drying.

36"

Full sun.

Tall old fashioned garden plant with beautiful, single or double flowers. A biennial that self seeds.

6' - 7' high.

Full sun.  

New for 2012. A tall English-bred mix of brightly bi-colored single flowers that sparkle in the garden.

A shrubby plant with pink flowers that cluster in rings around the stems. Blooms June - Aug.

3' - 4' high and wide.

Full sun.

A tall plant with gorgeous spikes in shades of blue, purple, red, white, yellow, and bicolors. Likes cool moist areas.

30" - 36" high.

Full sun.

Bright scarlet flowers in the shape of a cross appear in June and July.

24" - 36" high.

Full sun.

A large flowered mix with a wide color range. Graceful velvety blooms all season on compact plants. Often grown as an annual but can over winter.

6" - 10" high and wide.

Prefers cool weather and semi shade, but can tolerate sun or shade.

Flower spikes in pink, blue and purple stand above compact, gray-green foliage. Will bloom the first year.

18" high.

Sun to part shade.

This hardy phlox provides rich color all summer,blooming July-Sept. Florets on large flower heads are varying shades of pink and mauve.

36" high.

Full sun to part shade.

A native wildflower. Red and yellow petals with a long dark center cone. Blooms July - Aug.

36" high.

Full sun.

A superb mix of large flower clusters in abroad range of colors, all with yellow eyes. Blooms May - June.

12-18" high.

Sun to light shade.

A branched plant with silvery green foliage, and bright  fushia single flowers, June - Aug.

24" high.

Full sun. Loves hot, dry areas.

An All American winner. Large single and semi-double blooms up to 7" across in shades of gold, bronze and maroon. Flowers mid-summer to frost.

36" high.

Full sun.

Purple-blue flower spikes June-Sept.

24" tall

Full sun.

A profusion of tiny rose pink flowers is produced all season if plant is regularly deadheaded. A compact trailing plant.

8" - 10" high.

Sun or part sun.

Has unique steely blue flowers with pincushion centres that can be dried. Blooms July to frost. 18" - 36".

Full sun.

A hardy, early perennial pansy with beautiful 3" blooms in 4 vibrant colors. Deadheading encourages reblooming in the fall.

8" high.

Sun to light shade.

 A vigorous vine with nodding, yellow lantern-shaped flowers from July - Sept. followed by fluffy seed pods that hold interest through the winter.

10' tall, climbing.

Sun or part shade.