Perennials
Hairy Lip Fern
Love ferns for your native garden but you worry about how big they get? If that is the only worry you have in your garden world, you’re in pretty good […]
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Northern Sea Oats
It’s amazing how tolerant this grass is without giving up anything in the beauty department. New stems emerge from the soil each spring forming an upright clump with wide, deep […]
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Double Flowering Chamomile
This plant’s foliage is irresistible with ferny, evergreen, delightfully fragrant foliage forming a spreading mound that lends itself magnifi_cently to edging or grouping to cover ground in hot, dry spots. […]
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Flame Thrower® Eastern Redbud
This Cercis has pink flowers that are followed by unique foliage, emerging burgundy-red, followed by bright yellow and green as it ages. The color display is persistent throughout the season, […]
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Yo Yo Snow in Summer
This groundcover has a more restrained, compact habit than other Cerastium but still provides great form and striking gray foliage. It is covered with small white bloom in June making […]
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Snow-in-Summer
A profusion of tiny white flowers explodes from the wooly white-gray foliage in late spring. Its spreading, mat-forming habit makes a great groundcover for sunny locations. May to June. See […]
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Mountain Bluet
An old fashioned favorite, this selection is one of the true joys of spring with large, long, silvery-gray foliage forming a substantial mound from which a parade of delicately cut, […]
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Amethyst in Snow Bachelors Button
Bachelor’s Buttons have always been one of the most dependable growers in the garden but not really one of its most exciting plants. ‘Amethyst in Snow’ is about to change […]
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Amethyst Dream Bachelor Button
Looking for a plant that can tolerate it hot and dry and still look great? ‘Amethyst Dream’ does that and more. This compact beauty starts to bloom in mid May […]
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Tussock Sedge
Tussock sedge grows in 2-3′ tall clumps about 2′ wide. As old leaves die, they build up around the living plant, making a “tussock” or little hill. It grows in […]
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