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Showy heads of sulfur yellow flowers. Silver-gray, fern-like, fragrant foliage. Excellent for use in dried flower arrangements. Does well in hot, dry conditions with a light garden soil, needs good drainage.
Low growing perennial for shady areas. It produces a clump of upright, long stalked, grayish leaves with scalloped edges. Prefers well drained, moist soils. Cut back if the plant becomes scraggly after flowering. Loose flower heads are excellent for flower arranging.
Clump forming plants with neat, dark green, strap-like, upright foliage. This variety flowers for weeks during the heat of mid-summer (June-July). Large clear pink 2″ long lasting pom-pom blooms. Disease and pest resistant. Drought tolerant. Long lived. Nice as a vertical accent or a burst of mid-summer blooms.
Compact, upright clump of glossy green, thick leaves. Foliage has a slight smell of onion when crushed. Large 2”, bright rosy purple, tightly rounded clusters of flowers appear on strong stems just above the attractive foliage. Attracts butterflies and bees, but is deer and rabbit resistant.
Longer blooming variety than the straight species. Forms a dense, compact mound of narrow, willow-like dark green leaves that turn brilliant yellow in the fall. Pyramidal clusters of very dark lavender blue, star-like flowers. Very easy to grow. Hardy and drought tolerant once established. Most effective when massed.
Also known as the Michaelmas Daisy. Easy to grow, dependable. Vigorously branching plants which flower in August and September.
Low carpets of small, semi-double, lavender blue, daisy-like flowers with gold centers in the fall. Mounded clump of clean, compact, glossy dark green foliage, virtually mildew and disease free.
Densely packed clusters of lovely clear pink, semi-double flowers provide outstanding color in the garden from late summer into fall. Since this species has a dwarf, compact habit, it will not require staking. ‘Wood’s’ selections have shown excellent resistance to mildew and rust.
Semi-double purple flowers cover this densely mounded plant from late summer into fall. Dwarf, compact habit with great resistance to mildew and rust. Great for cut flowers, borders, or as an accent plant.
Graceful, airy mounds of pure white flowers over lush deeply cut green foliage. Colorful accent in moist shady areas. Good in pots and tubs. Prefers partial to full shade but will grow in more sun if adequate moisture is given.
Delicate, attractive foliage. Plumy flowers used in dried arrangements. Likes moist, well drained soils. Dark blood red flowers with bronze foliage. Attracts butterflies.
Dwarf Astilbe which blooms later than other varieties. Low growing foliage. Prefers well drained moist soils. Excellent ground cover plant with creeping habit. Good for rock and front of borders. Very floriferous.
Clump forming . Showy spikes of bright lavender pink blooms in mid late summer. Bronze tinted new growth turning dark green with maturity. Lacy, fern-like foliage. More drought tolerant than the species once established. Excellent for naturalistic plantings in wooded areas.
Dark green coarse lacy foliage, dense upright form with thick sturdy stems and clear raspberry pink plumes. Very floriferous. Mass in groups in shaded gardens for maximum color and impact. Attracts butterflies and hummingbirds. Fast grower.
Tall feathery blooms of reddish-purple above deep bronze-green foliage. Foliage is deeply incised, coarsely textured, and often bronze-green in color. This more heat and drought tolerant selection thrives in dappled shade. Valued for their airy quality as the flowers are borne on narrow, branched panicles. Excellent for cutting. Seed heads add interest to the winter garden. Great in massed plantings.
Lilac purple flowers, bronze green foliage, more sun tolerant. Blooms early to mid season. A compact clump forming perennial which features graceful fern-like foliage. Excellent spreading groundcover or edging plant for shady areas. Good for massing or grouping in shade or woodland gardens or in shaded perennial gardens.
Profuse bloomer with short full plumes of pink. Divide every three years. Green fern-like foliage. Needs to be in a shady location. Attracts butterflies.
Fragrant bright pink flowers emerge in early summer over lacy green foliage. Best in mostly shade except for in cooler summer regions. The Younique™ series have a compact, rounded growing habit, and bloom earlier than other Astilbe. Great for cut flowers and in containers.
Distinctive silvery white, broad, heart shaped leaves etched with light green veins, creating dramatic ceramic like patterns. Sky blue forget-me-not like flowers. No serious insect or disease problems. A sport of ‘Brunnera ‘Langtrees’. Excellent as a specimen, in groups or masses or as a groundcover.
An outstanding plant for the late summer to fall garden. Airy masses of dainty lavender and white flowers from August until frost. Soft medium green leaves that have a mint fragrance when crushed. Heat and drought resistant, although it is recommended to plant where they get relief from the late afternoon sun. Excellent in rock walls.
1-5″ to 2″ flowers bloom up to 4 weeks earlier than the ‘Clips’ series. Blooms late spring through late summer. Mounded form. Great for rock gardens, borders, or containers.
1-5″ to 2″ pure white, cup shaped flowers bloom in early spring through late summer. Carpet, mounded form. Great for rock gardens, borders, or container plantings. Best in very well-drained soil.
Prolific, creamy yellow flowers, blooms all summer and into fall. Foliage is divided and fern-like. Drought tolerant. 1992 PPA Perennial Plant of the Year. Compact plants. Use as a perennial border or ideal in containers and hanging baskets. Mildew resistant.
Also commonly called Threadleaf or Whorled Coreopsis. Typically grows in dense bushy clumps. Bright yellow 1-2″ daisy-like flowers with darker yellow center disks from late spring to late summer. Shearing plants in early August will encourage a fall rebloom. Excellent for borders, naturalized or cottage gardens.
2006 Perennial Plant of the Year. Masses of spicy clove scented magenta pink flowers which face upward for maximum impact. Evergreen needle-like silvery blue foliage with a spreading tendency. This is an excellent plant for the front of the flower border or as an edging.
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