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Gardenia jasminoides Steady as She Goes®

Gaura lindheimeri 'Ballerina Rose'

Rose-pink blooms resembling small butterflies are borne at the top of tall, airy spikes. This variety has a more compact and mounding habit. Will bloom late spring through fall with occasional removal of spent flower stalks to increase bloom time.

Asexual propagation is prohibited.

Gaura lindheimeri 'Rosyjane'

Gauras are excellent in borders and containers with the flowers dancing airily above tall stems, creating soft movement in the garden. 'Rosyjane' has a beautiful white with bright pink picotee flower. Asexual propagation prohibited.

Gaura lindheimeri 'Whirling Butterflies'

Pure white flowers on gracefully arching stems accent this long-blooming plant. Provide excellent drainage for Gaura lindheimeri 'Whirling Butterflies' to ensure over-wintering.

Gaura lindheimeri Belleza® Dark Pink

Belleza™ Dark Pink has an upright, compact habit with loads of dark pink flowers on sturdy stems. Gaura is a very drought and heat tolerant plant and one of the longest blooming perennials, if spent blooms are sheared.

To ensure over-wintering, provide well-drained soil and mulch well. Spectacular in containers or borders. Asexual propagation is prohibited.

Geranium 'Rozanne'

Violet-blue, cup-shaped flowers appear all summer long over spreading foliage. Geranium 'Rozanne' is one of the longest-blooming geraniums. Foliage turns red in the fall, extending the season of interest.

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Geranium Boom Chocolatta

Geranium Calliope® Large Dark Red

Geranium Calliope® Large Magenta

Geranium Calliope® Large Rose Mega Splash

Geranium maculatum

An easy to grow wildflower that has delicate pink flowers and blooms late spring to early summer.  Prefers a shady location and works great in a woodland garden.

Geranium sanguineum 'Max Frei'

Purple-rose blooms appear against deeply-lobed foliage creating a beautiful texture contrast for your full sun garden. The long blooming season makes this perennial a top choice for perennial borders and rock gardens.

The deciduous leaves have a beautiful crimson fall color.

Geranium x cantabrigiense 'Biokovo'

White flowers with pale pink centers stand out against dark green leaves. The foliage takes on a red tint in the fall giving your garden another spot of color before winter. Perennial Plant of the Year in 2015. Deer resistant.

Geranium x cantabrigiense 'Karmina'

From late spring to early summer, violet colored flowers form a striking carpet of color. Foliage turns an orange to red color in the fall. Great perennial to use as a groundcover.

Geum Pretticoats™ Peach PPAF

Helianthus Suncredible® Saturn

Helianthus hybrid Suncredible® Yellow

This everblooming sunflower is built on a well branched bush-like habit that is perfect for the back of the bed, as an annual screen or along a fence. The blooms are about 4” across and do not need to be deadheaded to continue blooming,  but can be groomed for tidiness, and also makes a great cutflower. This plant blooms several weeks longer than similar sunflowers due to its semi indeterminate to determinate habit. Great for pollinators and will pump blooms all season and well into the fall for a great seasonal pop of color. 

Helianthus salicifolius 'Autumn Gold'

This easy to grow native perennial is a great addition for late season color.  Bright, golden yellow flowers appear in late summer until frost atop dark green willow-like leaves.

Heliotropium aborescens Marine

Heliotropes have a long history in the garden, loved for centuries for their fragrance and color. Heliotropium arborescens 'Marine' is an outstanding variety with a rich vanilla scent, dark purple flower clusters, textured green leaves with a purple cast and tidy habit. Plant with good drainage and where it's lovely fragrance will be noticed.

Helleborus 'Dorothy's Dawn'

Attractive even when not in bloom. Unique foliage in the spring where the new growth has some silver marbling. Pink buds become pink flowers with creamy centers from late winter to mid-spring. Great plant for a woodland garden. Asexual propagation prohibited.

Helleborus 'Glenda's Gloss'

Great compact habit with a later blooming season, beautiful white flowers with violet margins emerge in spring with forward facing flowers just waiting to be gazed upon.

Asexual propagation is prohibited.

Helleborus Anna's Red

Dark purple buds open to reddish-purple flowers on red stems from February to April. The spring foliage is dark green and glossy with the new growth marbled with a silver color. Great plant for a woodland garden.

Asexual propagation prohibited.

Helleborus Helleborus Gold Collection® Champion

As a member of the Gold Collection® series, 'Champion' offers the same upward and forward facing flowers, leathery, disease resistant, evergreen leaves and loads of buds and blooms in winter and early spring. 'Champion' has rosy buds that open to large creamy white blooms and mature a dark pink. Dark shiny green leaves. Lovely and long-lived shade selection. Asexual propagation prohibited.

Helleborus Ivory Prince

The blue-green foliage of Helleborus 'Ivory Prince' gives way in winter to pink buds that open to large, upward facing, ivory flowers.

The vigorous growth, subtle coloration, deer resistance, and tidy plant habit make 'Ivory Prince' a terrific addition to your landscape. Asexual propagation prohibited.

Helleborus Frostkiss™ Molly's White

A sister to 'Anna's Red' and 'Penny's Pink', this addition to the Frostkiss® series offers the same uniform size and habit in a white-blossomed version. Forward-facing flowers top silvery-green marbled foliage, lighting up the shade garden. Unlicensed propagation prohibited.

Helleborus North Star™ Garnet Frills

Helleborus North Star™ Plum

Helleborus North Star™ North Star™ Ruby Heart

Helleborus Frostkiss™ Penny's Pink

Attractive even when not in bloom. Unique foliage in the spring where the new growth has some silver marbling. Purple buds open to mauve pink flowers from late winter to mid-spring. Great plant for a woodland garden. Asexual propagation prohibited.

Heptacodium miconioides Temple of Bloom®

Easy to grow small tree which simply can't be matched for year-round beauty. In spring, the handsome leaves emerge, each sporting dramatically deep veins that make the plant stand out in the landscape. As the season progresses, the leaves grow larger and develop a long, twisting tip. Come August, when everything else is winding down, Temple of Bloom seven-son flower is just coming into its own, as it becomes covered in big clusters of fragrant white flowers that hummingbirds and other pollinators flock to. They last for weeks before gracefully falling to the ground to reveal vivid red, fan-like bracts, which make it look like the plant is blooming again in a completely different color. As winter comes and the leaves drop, the plant's elegant frame is revealed, along with amazing light tan peeling bark.

Heuchera 'Berry Smoothie'

The leaves of this vigorous coral bell emerge a stunning rose pink in spring maturing to a purple later in the season. Heuchera 'Berry Smoothie' is bred from H. villosa so it should have the heat and humidity tolerance of its predecessors. 

Asexual propagation prohibited.

Heuchera 'Caramel'

New growth of this Heuchera villosa hybrid is bright apricot and fades to a soft amber color. The lobed foliage of Heuchera 'Caramel' is fuzzy and changes to a vibrant salmon red in the fall.

Asexual propagation prohibited.

Heuchera 'Carnival Watermelon'

Foliage can vary from pink to peach or green depending on light level - the more light, the pinker it will be. Heuchera are colorful additions to the shade garden or containers and are remarkably drought tolerant.

Asexual propagation prohibited.

Heuchera 'Citronelle'

Heuchera 'Citronelle' is a sport of the popular 'Caramel' with the same vigor as the parent but in a cheerful chartreuse color making this a terrific addition to the landscape or containers.

This variety also has excellent heat and humidity tolerance. 'Citronelle' needs protection from the afternoon sun.

Asexual propagation prohibited.

Heuchera 'Delta Dawn'

Heuchera 'Electric Lime'

'Electric Lime' brightens any spot with its compact mound of lime green foliage that mellows yellow with red veins in cooler temperatures. An added bonus are the attractive stems of white flowers.

Asexual propagation prohibited.

Heuchera 'Fire Alarm'

A must have Heuchera that is known to have the reddest color of all Heucheras. 'Fire Alarm' has thick, leathery red leaves changing to the brightest reds in cooler temperatures.

Excellent color for all seasons and maintains a good color even in winter. White flowers appear from June through July and will attract butterflies and hummingbirds.

Asexual propagation is prohibited.

Heuchera 'Georgia Peach'

Heuchera 'Georgia Peach' has large, peachy pink leaves with a subtle silver overlay. Color continues to intensify to a rosy-purple in fall and winter. 'Georgia Peach' is bred to thrive in high heat and humidity.

Foliage color is best when sited in some sun.

Asexual propagation is prohibited.

Heuchera 'Glitter'

Sparkling silver-colored foliage, laced with dark veins, forms a neat and tidy mound. Wands of fuchsia-pink flowers appear in summer. Stunning!

Asexual propagation is prohibited.

Heuchera 'Green Spice'

Heuchera 'Midnight Rose'

A sport of 'Obsidian' with all of it's wonderful sun-loving, black color, and vigor. Take it up a notch or three with speckles of bright pink on the leaves in spring that mature to crème flecks on darkened leaves in autumn.

An award winner, 'Midnight Rose' has gotten a lot of positive press since it's release in 2006.

Asexual propagation is prohibited.

Heuchera 'Obsidian'

Heuchera 'Obsidian' has smooth, broad foliage with a polished, black luster. 'Obsidian' forms a compact mound, and it's creamy white flowers, on red stems, bloom in June. An excellent contrast plant in borders and containers.

Asexual propagation prohibited

Heuchera 'Palace Purple'

A very popular variety grown for its attractive purple foliage, Heuchera 'Palace Purple' provides a nice contrast to other flowering plants. 'Palace Purple' is usually evergreen with white flower spikes appearing in the summer.

1991 Perennial Plant of the Year.

Heuchera City™Series 'Paris'

Although many Heucheras have insignificant blooms, this one is quite the opposite. 'Paris' is as stylish as a runway show with a 5 month long continuous bloom of rich cerise-pink above frosted green leaves.

Asexual propagation is prohibited.

Heuchera 'Plum Pudding'

Heuchera 'Southern Comfort'

Heuchera 'Southern Comfort' has large, cinnamon-copper colored foliage and is topped by 2' tall spikes of creamy white flowers in summer. 'Southern Comfort' is bred to thrive in heat and humidity.

Foliage color is best when sited in some sun.

Asexual propagation is prohibited.

Heuchera 'Sugar Plum'

Deep purple veins are the focal point of this plum-purple Heuchera. 'Sugar Plum's' leaves also display a sugary white dusting around the edges. The color contrast is magical on this vigorous mounding Heuchera.

Asexual propagation is prohibited.

Heuchera 'Timeless Night'

Rich purple-black foliage is crowned with a profusion of pink bell-shaped flowers in spring. A great choice for containers, garden beds and window boxes.

Asexual propagation prohibited.