Perennials

Cute, compact counterparts to the famed Big Bang™ collection. Naturally dwarf, for smaller borders or containers. Single bicolor flowers, red with sunny yellow/orange edge. Common Name: Tickseed USDA Hardiness Zone: 4 - 9 Mature Height: 12 inches Color: Yellow Exposure: Full Sun

Pure white flowers with broad, deep red centers bloom above lush, lacy, dark green foliage with satin finish. A heavy bloomer with a long bloom-time. Ideal for beds and borders.

Introduce some serious neon color to your garden! Bright red flowers have an inner ring of sizzling hot pink. From the Jewel of Desert Series, this rock garden favorite is prized for its exceptionally long bloom cycle. Transparent flakes resembling tiny pieces of ice cover the succulent foliage, hence the common name, Ice Plant. Delosperma are evergreen perennials in warmer climates. The foliage brings lushness to dry areas. Details Type: Perennials, Groundcovers Height: Short 4-6" Spacing: Plant 18" apart Bloom Time: Late Spring to Early Fall Sun-Shade: Full Sun

Long-blooming little gems in a nifty range of colors from Japanese breeding. Expect flowers from late spring straight through to fall. All but Moonstone have bicolor or tricolor bullseye flowers with pale centers surrounding gold stamens. Bright bubblegum pink flowers with yellow centers. Common Name: Ice Plant USDA Hardiness Zone: 5 - 10 Mature Height: 6 inches Color: Pink Exposure: Full Sun

Dianthus EARLY BIRD™ Radiance ‘Wp09 Mar05’ features fully double crimson red blooms on a well-balanced plant. Grows 4-6'' high Very early blooming. Description / Plant Notes: USDA Zone 5 (-20°F or -28°C) Standout early-season fragrant double blooms Unique compact habit, ideal for early season planters Repeat blooming Patent Status: PP 21,824

blue foliage forms a small, dense mound with flower spikes reaching a foot above the foliage. Prefers loose, well-draining soil. Common Name: Fescue USDA Hardiness Zone: 4 - 8 Mature Height: 12 inches Color: Blue Exposure: Full Sun to Part Shade

Blue Oat grass looks like a miniature water fountain, with its densely packed leaves gently spraying upward and arching back downward at the tips. This species displays spiky, blue-gray foliage that will draw your attention all season long. In early summer, small, tan seed heads appear on tall stems held well above the foliage. In mild climates, this grass is evergreen; it is semi-evergreen in colder zones. Blue Oat Grass adds a wonderful coarse element to rock gardens, coastal gardens, or dry hillsides.

‘Bottle Rocket’ is also a more robust plant with thicker, very large, serrated leaves and a denser habit. In our trials, when ‘Little Rocket’ tended to open up and wilt in the heat, ‘Bottle Rocket’ remained perfectly upright. Overall a notable improvement over its parent! Grows in the sun, but likes filtered afternoon sun, as well as adequate moisture

Canada Red is both quick growing and hardy. Coming back bigger and better each season, this plant requires very little care. Harvest fruit second year. Hardy all zones

rresistible to butterflies, long-blooming, ultra-colorful, and carefree -- what could be more delightful than a large stand of brilliant Echinacea? The petals are held nearly straight out from the bloom, instead of bent back like many other Coneflowers, giving Green Twister more color on every giant bloom. And there are simply so many blooms -- they begin in midsummer and continue into fall! When they finally do pass, be sure to let the birds feast on the huge mahogany-brown coneheads, or harvest them for dried arrangements. Carefree in any sunny spot, these drought-tolerant plants reach 3½ feet tall, tolerating light shade though best in the blazing heat. Bearing literally hundreds of blooms over its many months of color, Green Twister is a garden workhorse, yet looks so effortless and lush in the sunny bed or border!

This stunning echinacea produces pink pom pom flowers with chartreuse centers and lighter pink ray petals; a perfect choice for planting in groups, along border edges, or in containers; great for flower arrangements; attracts pollinators Grows 18'' high and wide

Named after the Orange Skipper butterfly, the bright tangerine-orange single flowers bloom on compact, sturdy plants. grows 16-18'' high

Baby Joe’ PP20320 offers the same look as the commonly grown variety ‘Purpurea’ but at a much smaller scale, making it easy to fit into the middle of the flower border or even into large containers. It looks very much like a miniature version of the original, with its sturdy dark purple-red stems, rugose dark green foliage, and large panicles of mauve-purple flowers. They attract butterflies in droves. Grows 2-3' high and wide. Flowers in mid-late summer Grows in full/part sun

Chistmas fern got its name because it stays green right through the holiday season. It is a robust, leathery fern which has glossy, green fronds year-round. The fronds grow in clusters from a crownless rootstock and range from 1-2 ft. in length. Fertile fronds are taller. The once-divided fronds with pointed pinnae result in a medium to coarse texture. The silvery fiddleheads emerge in early spring. Usually grows 1-2' high and wide

Black Mondo Grass will grow to be about 15 inches tall at maturity, with a spread of 12 inches. When grown in masses or used as a bedding plant, individual plants should be spaced approximately 9 inches apart. It grows at a fast rate, and under ideal conditions can be expected to live for approximately 10 years. This plant does best in full sun to partial shade. Grows slowly to 1' high by 1' wide Grows in full sun

This compact plant stands 20 inches tall when flowering and spreads up to 16 inches wide. The fully double blooms of DELPHINA™ 'Dark Blue White Bee' are a deep purple blue color with a white bee ( the center petals). Trim back the spent blooms and you may enjoy a rebloom later in the season.

This compact plant stands 20 inches tall when flowering and spreads up to 16 inches wide. Trim back the spent blooms and you may enjoy a rebloom later in the season.

Summer Morning Dwarf Larkspur features bold panicles of shell pink flowers at the ends of the stems from early to mid summer. The flowers are excellent for cutting. Its deeply cut ferny leaves remain dark green in colour throughout the season. Grows 12'' high by 10'' wide

Tall Bearded Iris are the giants of the late spring border, available in a rainbow of colours that blend to suit every colour scheme. This is a repeat-blooming type, the second round of blooms appearing in the autumn. Plants form a clump of green sword-shaped leaves, bearing upright stems with very large blooms. This delightful selection features ruffled, soft salmon flowers with light orange beards. Widely-flared flower form. Fragrant. Choose a sunny position, with a well-drained, loamy soil. Bearded Iris are heavy feeders, so plan to fertilize in early spring, and again in late summer. Plants should be divided every 3 to 4 years, in August. Be on the watch for Iris borer. Height 60-75 cm 23-29 inches Spread 30-45 cm 12-18 inches

Same as blue, but with medium pink flowers