Our catalog is ever evolving as we trial new plants and choose what to offer based on landscape performance and aesthetic appeal. Our online catalog allows us to keep you updated on our newest offerings, while also maintaining a library of everything we grow throughout the year. This listing is not necessarily reflective of current availability (Wholesale Customers, click here).
This very showy Shasta Daisy produces an abundance of large, pom-pom flowers above a neat mound of lance shaped foliage. The flowers emerge yellow in color, becoming a mixture of yellow and white before finally maturing to white.
They hold their yellow color much longer than other yellow varieties.
Asexual propagation prohibited.
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A wonderful cut-flower! 'Banana Cream', along with its upright stems and abundant blooms, has a wonderful color movement throughout the season. A tart, lemon yellow in late spring changes to a lighter, butter-yellow through summer. 'Banana Cream' makes a sweet addition to your perennial bed or container.
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Use this to create texture in your garden! Narrow petals with fringed edges create a "spider" look with 3.5" graceful white flowers.
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Adding height and excitement to its habitat Leucanthemum Daisy May® has pretty little white petals with a sunshiny yellow center and deep green foliage. Deadheading will help allow it to continue to bloom from the spring through the fall. Daisy May® is a compact Shasta daisy that makes a good cut flower.
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Large, single white daisies bloom in summer on sturdy stems above shiny, leathery, dark green foliage. Leucanthemum 'Becky' is a hardy, long-lived, heat-tolerant variety that yields excellent cut flowers of heavy substance.
2003 Perennial Plant of the Year.
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New growth emerges in spring as red, softens to green in summer, then this selection of the Southeastern native turns wine-red in fall. Evergreen foliage is crowned by white spikes of flowers in spring.
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Scarletta® is a low growing evergreen shrub with bright red new foliage that matures to a deep lustrous green. In the fall the foliage turns a rich burgundy color. Striking ornamental foliage has multi-season appeal.
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A wildflower in moist meadows of North America, also known as marsh blazing star, 'Kobold' has purple flower spikes that are darker than the species.
Liatris 'Kobold' are excellent garden performers and if propagated by division, as ours are, will reach a sturdy height of 14" which will not require staking as the seed propagated 3' selections do.
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Lovely specimen displaying fragrant yellow flowers in early spring. The foliage is fragrant when crushed. Leaves turn yellow in fall, contrasting the bright red berries which appear midsummer. Berries are a favorite of birds.
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The Laguna™ series offers a compact, semi-upright plant that has a good tolerance to heat unlike the older varieties. Sky blue flowers on this variety are self-cleaning so deadheading is not necessary. Great in mixed containers or in the landscape.
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Allegedly a heat loving, dark blue annual lobelia. We're giving it a shot.
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Jazz Hands® Bold is unlike any variety of Loropetalum with its extra large blooms and foliage. The new growth flushes pink and turns purple as it matures. Bold fuchsia-pink blooms appear in mid-spring and contrast nicely with dark purple foliage which adds a lot of color to the landscape.
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Crimson Fire™ adds year round interest with its gorgeous ruby-red evergreen foliage. This variety has a very compact and mounding habit and is deer resistant. The neon-pink flowers in spring are an added bonus to the lovely foliage.
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Upright, arching fronds create a beautiful form and provide great texture in your shade garden. The feathery appearance combines especially well with large or coarse textured shade plants.
The King performs better in heat and humidity than the species. Prefers consistently moist soils.
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Groundcover conifer with small fern-like sprays of green foliage that can spread over several feet with time. In winter, green foliage turns a lovely bronze purple. Best in moist but well-drained soil. Evergreen.
Although it will tolerate part shade, it looks its best in full sun.
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Tall, columnar grass with showy banded variegated foliage that is perfect as an upright focal point. An impressive display of feather-like seed heads appears in the autumn. Sterile, so won't self-sow.
Unlicensed propagation prohibited.
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An absolutely beautiful dwarf maiden grass with highly decorative red flowering plumes that are produced above a compact mound of solid green, arching blades. A good choice for containers due to its compact size and also works well in mixed borders.
Asexual propagation prohibited without a license.
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While the striking variegated foliage and compact habit make it a beautiful and versatile option, it's the non-fertile nature that has us most excited about this plant. Deer resistant and best in full sun.
Asexual propagation prohibited.
'Morning Light' is sure to brighten your landscape with its variegated foliage and arching form. A favorite of the Miscanthus grasses, 'Morning Light' will persist as an attractive plant throughout the growing season.
Use as a border or in a bed and the variegated foliage looks great in a dried flower arrangement!
Upright in form, this grass makes a stand in the landscape with slender blades containing a white midrib. The feathery, cream-pink blooms give your garden a whimsical textural contrast throughout late summer and fall.
Blooms a month earlier than Gracillimus and it's non-fertile so reseeding isn't an issue.
Asexual propagation prohibited.
The name will not surprise you when you see the hot pink blossoms this perennial produces! The flowers are large, at up to 3" across, and are prolifically produced through the summer. They are also attractive to hummingbirds.
Asexual propagation prohibited without a license.
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Raspberry purple flowers over dark purple foliage creates a dramatic and unique color combo among Monarda. Add to that the compact habit, better than average resistance to powdery mildew, deer resistance, and pollinator friendly flowers and you have one heck of a perennial!
Asexual propagation prohibited.
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The bubblegum pink flowers over green foliage, compact habit, and better than average powdery mildew resistance make this perennial a solid addition to the sunny border. This plant is attractive to pollinators but not to deer.
Asexual propagation prohibited.
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Bright, cherry-colored blooms pop with color in your summer garden. This compact perennial is attractive to pollinators, but not to deer and shows better than average resistance to powdery mildew.
Asexual propagation prohibited.
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Bright purple flowers atop dark green leaves, compact habit, and better than average powdery mildew resistance make this perennial a solid addition to the sunny border. This plant is attractive to pollinators but not to deer.
Asexual propagation prohibited.
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Clusters of pink tubular flowers top aromatic foliage and are magnets for butterflies and hummingbirds. This species is more tolerant of drought and resistant to powdery mildew as long as good air circulation is provided. Great wildflower for naturalizing.
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Gulf Stream is a dense, compact plant bearing copper foliage that turns orange-red in fall and winter. Slightly more vigorous and showing more intense red fall color than 'Moon Bay'.
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A small, compact shrub bearing lime-green foliage in summer that turns brilliant red in fall and winter. A very promising plant. Asexual propagation is prohibited.
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Blush Pink™ is a sport of 'Firepower' with the same compact, dwarf habit. The blush-colored new growth is what sets it apart from 'Firepower'. The foliage continuously blushes from spring till fall then turns a gorgeous deep red. A great plant with all season interest.
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Compact and evergreen, can be used as a groundcover, specimen, or border plant. Foliage displays a light pink tint in spring. Bright red berries accompany brilliantly burgundy foliage in the fall and winter.
Unlicensed propagation prohibited.
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Very finely textured, lime-green foliage with light tan seed heads emerge in May. This native grass is beautiful naturalized in meadows, planted on slopes for erosion, as a specimen in a rock garden or as an element in mixed container plantings.
A cool season grower similar to Fescue, it is also called Stipa tenuissima.
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