Perennials

dwarf strain, producing a low mound with a long succession of large white yellow-eyed daisies. Great for edging, also excellent in tubs or mixed containers. Divide plants in the spring every 2 to 3 years to maintain vigour. Removing faded flowers regularly will greatly increase the blooming time. Attractive to butterflies. 8-12'' high and wide. Flowers in summer

Common Name: Dead nettle USDA Hardiness Zone: 4 - 8 Mature Height: 12 inches Color: Purple Exposure: Part Shade to Full Shade

An award-winning hybrid series with H. villosa bloodlines. Uniform mounding habit makes great retail gallons. Attractively veined leaves. Good heat tolerance. Rich red ruffled foliage gleams from spring to fall. Vigorous grower. White flowers in summer. Common Name: Coral bells USDA Hardiness Zone: 4 - 9 Mature Height: 14 inches Color: Purple Exposure: Full Sun to Part Shade

The most purple leaves ever with fluted edges. Glossy, deep purple year round. Very short stems of purple pink flowers. Vigorous multi-crown habit. Common Name: Coral bells USDA Hardiness Zone: 4 - 9 Mature Height: 14 inches Color: Purple Exposure: Full Sun to Part Shade

Common Name: Coral bells USDA Hardiness Zone: 4 - 9 Mature Height: 12 inches Color: Purple Exposure: Full Sun to Part Shade

'Marmalade' is a vigorous, clump-forming coral bells cultivar that features unique russet to amber foliage and red-brown flowers. It is a cross between H. ... Tiny, red-brown flowers appear in spires in late spring to early summer on slender stems rising above the foliage mound, typically to 18” tall. Spread: 0.75 to 1.50 feet Exposure: Full Sun to Part Shade

Common Name: Coral bells USDA Hardiness Zone: 4 - 9 Mature Height: 10 inches Color: White Exposure: Full Sun to Part Shade

One of the most widely planted variety of Coral Bells, award winning Heuchera micrantha 'Palace Purple' features very large, lustrous, star-shaped leaves, ... Characteristics: Cut Flowers, Plant of Merit, Sh... Soil Type: Loam, Sand Plant Type: Perennials Height: 8" – 1' (20cm – 30cm)

Bigger and brighter than 'Fire Chief' or 'Autumn Leaves', 'Fire Alarm' is bright red in spring and fall and darkens to a brown-red during the summer. This hybrid of H. villosa has thick, leathery red, red leaves that make delightful medium size mound. 'Fire Alarm' complements almost every section of the color palette, but it can stand on its own without question. Won the Silver medal at Plantarium 2014 and best Heuchera in the Shade in Ohio State trials, 2012. USDA Hardiness Zone(s): 5-9 Size (HT/W/FL HT): 9″ / 14″ / 13″ Exposure: Part Shade, Full Sun, Full Shade Bloom Time(s): June, July, August

2008 Perennial Plant of the Year. ‘Rozanne’ is a clump-forming perennial with violet blue flowers appearing from late spring to early fall. Deep-green, fine-textured leaves with hints of chartreuse accentuate the vivid blooms. A Common Name: Hardy geranium USDA Hardiness Zone: 4 - 9 Mature Height: 18 inches Color: Pink Exposure: Full Sun to Part Shade

Common Name: Sweet Woodruff A vigorous ground cover for partially shaded, moist areas with slightly acidic soil. Tiny, white, star-shaped flowers appear in late spring above a carpet of green foliage. The bright green leaves are fragrant when crushed and are finely cut, making this plant beautiful even when not in bloom. Use it to edge pathways, as an underplanting for large shrubs, to hide dying bulb foliage, or in naturalized areas.

Common Name: Blanket Flower A 2005 All-American Selection and winner of the 2005 Fleuroselect Gold Medal. This compact and uniform perennial produces masses of large, 3" diameter, fiery orange-red blooms tipped by a ring of rich flame yellow. Butterflies are highly attracted to its bright colors. Since these plants bloom from early summer into fall, they will provide continuous color in containers and will keep those vases full of fresh blanket flower bouquets all season long. These perennials require little care once established. They are heat tolerant and actually prefer to be grown in poorer soils. They get their name from the manner in which they used to blanket North American prairies with their blooms. They can still be found in fields and along roadsides in the prairie region and into the Rockies.

A big, showy shade-garden specimen. Tall, bright green sterile fronds surround cinnamon-brown fertile fronds. American native. Deer resistant. Tolerates sun if kept moist. Common Name: Ostrich fern USDA Hardiness Zone: 3 - 8 Mature Height: 72 inches Exposure: Part Shade to Full Shade

A new hybrid seed Coneflower bred to produce consistency of plant structure for uniform and highly branched, full plants. This selection, part of the Artisan™ Collection, produces very large, single flowers with petals that open red and age to rusty-orange shades surrounding a spiky, gold-brown cone centre. Ideal for sunny borders and growing in mixed containers. Attractive to butterflies. Excellent for cutting. Coneflowers begin blooming midsummer and continue for months if faded flowers are regularly removed. However, keeping some dried flower heads on the plants in fall will provide food for wintering songbirds. Dried seed heads also add interest to the winter garden. USPPP: unlicensed propagation prohibited.

Gangs of radiant rosy red blooms with prominent pink stamens.

Kahori means fragrance in Japanese and the sweetly-scented rosy pink, star-shaped flowers live up to their name. Abundant first flowering covers the bright evergreen foliage like bedazzled gems. Will continue with sporadic rebloom throughout the summer. Grows in full sun, 6'' high by 18 to 24'' spread. Give a light sheer after blooming in spring to encourage sporadic bloom throughout summer

Kahori means fragrance in Japanese and the sweetly-scented bright pink, star-shaped flowers live up to their name. Abundant first flowering covers the bright evergreen foliage like bedazzled gems. Will continue with sporadic rebloom throughout the summer. Grows in full sun, 6'' high by 18 to 24'' spread. Give a light sheer after blooming in spring to encourage sporadic bloom throughout summer

Kahori means fragrance in Japanese and the sweetly-scented rosy pink, star-shaped flowers live up to their name. Abundant first flowering covers the bright evergreen foliage like bedazzled gems. Will continue with sporadic rebloom throughout the summer. Grows in full sun, 6'' high by 18 to 24'' spread. Give a light sheer after blooming in spring to encourage sporadic bloom throughout summer