Discover the enduring charm of perennials—plants that grace your garden for over two years, often serving as the backbone of your outdoor oasis. Our diverse selection boasts an array of shapes, sizes, and hues, with some even offering year-round foliage. Evergreen perennials maintain their vibrant presence throughout winter, showcasing seasonal color changes, while herbaceous perennials flourish during spring and summer before retreating during autumn and winter, only to reemerge with renewed vigor in the spring. Experience the lasting beauty of our perennial collection.
Great perennial for the late summer and fall garden with flowers that start blooming in August until the first frost. The foliage has a minty fragrance when crushed. Easy to grow in any sunny location.
A garden masterpiece, Monte Cristo emerges from winter’s chill with blooms that exude a quiet sophistication. The pale green petals, tinged with soft silver hues and blushes of pink, create a subtle yet striking contrast against its rich evergreen foliage. Long-lasting flowers appear in late winter, transforming quiet corners, containers,...
Hellebore ‘Diva’ is a stunning Christmas Rose that will produce an array of breathtaking white single flowers in your winter garden. Starting in November, pristine white flowers emerge above leather dark green leaves. Works fantastic in a partial to fully shaded garden. No matter where it is planted, it is...
Compact, upright coneflower bred to produce bountiful raspberry pink blooms that last for weeks early summer to frost. Great as a filler or small thiller in containers or great in your sunny perennial beds. See what you have been missing out on with this stunning coneflower.
Glove up, because ‘Supreme Cantaloupe’ is crashing into your garden like a botanical wrecking ball, obliterating any notion of what a coneflower should be. This plant doesn’t just bloom—it detonates with double flowers the color of ripe cantaloupe, so vivid they practically scream, “Look at me!” Compact, yet built like...
Pulmonaria ‘Diana Clare’ is the shade garden’s secret weapon, throwing down silvery foliage so bright it practically glows, paired with electric violet-blue flowers that fade to soft pink. This isn’t your average Lungwort—it’s a tough, deer-resistant, pollinator magnet that thrives in dappled shade, moist soil, and total neglect. The dramatic,...
Brightens up the winter garden with pink buds that open to cream-colored flowers as early as December. The long-lasting outward facing blooms turn a gorgeous copper shade as they fade. This strong-growing evergreen variety loves both partial shade and sunny spots in the garden.
Turn your garden into a shimmering masterpiece with this hellebore that shines in every season. Its silvery foliage, etched with intricate veining, glows against dark green leaves, creating a mesmerizing backdrop year-round. Come late winter, delicate, nodding blooms emerge in soft whites and pale greens, adding a touch of elegance...
Spanish lavender with large pink flowers that cover the plant in summer. Compact variety that works well in the front of borders, as edging, or slopes.
This amazing and unique primrose offers many wonderful improvements over others in this genus. Curiously oak-shaped leaves set the stage for star-shaped flowers that are held above the foliage. Characterized by strong stems and a long blooming period starting in the late winter for months. Rare and unusual! Vigorous and...
The go-to standard for tough as nails early spring color. Flowers on average three weeks earlier than Bowles Mauve. Great perennial to add color to the garden all season. It goes great in a rock garden, sunny border, or foundation planting.
Erysimum ‘Sunstrong Orange’ delivers a fiery punch of color, throwing up intense orange flower clusters that bloom nonstop from spring through fall—sometimes even in winter! Unlike short-lived wallflowers, this perennial powerhouse keeps performing year after year, thriving in full sun, heat, and dry conditions with almost no effort. Compact, fragrant,...
Erysimum ‘Sunstrong Bicolor Purple’ brings double the color and double the impact, with vibrant purple and golden-apricot blooms appearing from early spring through fall. Unlike short-lived wallflowers, this heat-loving, drought-tolerant perennial keeps blooming nonstop while attracting pollinators and repelling deer. Compact, fragrant, and low-maintenance, it’s perfect for borders, containers, and...
Dense spikes of sweetly scented yellow flowers form a low mount. Grows best in well-draining soil. Great perennial to add color to the garden all season. It goes great in a rock garden, sunny border, or foundation planting.
Dense spikes of sweetly scented purple flowers form a low mount. Grows best in well-draining soil. Great perennial to add color to the garden all season. It goes great in a rock garden, sunny border, or foundation planting.
A terrific selection of Sea Holly, producing especially large heads of steel-blue prickly flowers over a mound of silvery leaves that add texture to the sunny border.
A burst of vibrant energy, Bergenia ‘Spring Fling’ turns the garden into a springtime celebration. Its bold magenta-pink blooms rise above glossy, leathery green leaves in early spring, creating a dazzling display of color that’s impossible to ignore. As the seasons shift, the foliage transforms, taking on rich burgundy tones...
These gigantic plants have heavily silvered leaves and make a dramatic statement in the landscape or use as a dynamic specimen in a container. Sprays of blue Forget-me-not flowers appear in spring.
This Brunnera retains its showy chartreuse foliage all summer long, and will add brightness to any woodland and shade garden. The dainty blue flowers appear in spring high above the foliage.
Shorter variety with long-blooming large blue flowers. The petite stature works well in the front of borders or on slopes. Beneficial for pollinators and a great companion plant for the vegetable garden.
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