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Vigorous summer blooming perennial that prefers well drained soils, must have good winter drainage. Good in borders and natural plantings. Daisy-like flowers with purple petals and orange brown raised centers. Tolerates heat, drought and wind. 1998 PPA Perennial Plant of the Year.
Unique, intense rose purple flowers with dark rose center. Excellent branching and no need to deadhead to set new buds. Its compact habit makes it excellent for use as a sunny border or in a patio container.
Large, single, orange flowers which attract butterflies begin in mid summer and though fall. Great for cut flowers.
Well branched, sturdy and compact. Burgundy flowers last from early summer through fall. Great en masse or as a specimen. Requires full sun and well-drained fertile soil. Drought resistant. Dead-heading will prolong the flowering period.
Crisp white petals that overlap creating the framework for the golden yellow cone. Compact plant with sturdy, well branched stems & deep green foliage. Drought and salt tolerant. Enjoy the flutter of hummingbirds, butterflies, and bees in the summer. As the seasons turn, the songbirds will enjoy the seeds of the spent blooms. Coneflowers are a staple plant to any sun-loving garden and can tolerate drought conditions. An easy to grow, native perennial.
A Darwin Perennials introduction. Very well branched series with compact upright habit. Sturdy plants have proven hardiness for years of enjoyment in the garden. Long flowering period that starts extra early. Very floriferous with flat faced, 3″ bright coral orange petals. Deadhead to prolong flower production.
A Darwin Perennials introduction. Bright lemon yellow flowers cover the plant throughout the summer. Very compact well branched habit. Drought tolerant once established. Excellent in containers, naturalized gardens and prairies.
Well-branched, sturdy and compact plants featuring a high bud count. This selection produces very large, single flowers with bright red overlapping petals surrounding a large brown cone. Ideal for sunny borders and growing in mixed containers. Attracts butterflies. Excellent for cutting. Bloom midsummer and continue for months, if faded flowers are regularly removed. Dried seed heads also add interest to the winter garden.
Varied heights of flowers that are tomato red, near-fluorescent orange, magenta, golden yellow, and white. Great color impact for any landscape. Best in full sun.
Violet blue flowers with white centers begin blooming in early summer all the way to late fall. Great for rock gardens, or en masse. Deep green foliage. Great tolerance for heat and humidity. Prefers well drained soil.
Compact growth habit forming spreading mound of foliage. Reddish purple flowers in May and June with sparser rebloom throughout the summer. Deeply lobed dark green leaves often turns shade of red in the fall. Excellent for rock gardens, borders or massing as a groundcover.
Fragrant, 4.5″ trumpet-shaped flowers with lightly ruffled, orchid-lavender petals and a green throat. Dark green, grass-like foliage. Long bloom time from May through July. Re-bloomer. Excellent for cut flowers, massing, edging or in borders.
Huge 6″, rose-pink flowers with an orange-green throat, which bloom from mid-summer through early fall. Forms dense clumps of grassy foliage, with upright stems of trumpet flowers. Excellent as a cut flower, edging, or for massing.
Mid to late bloom June – August. 5″ bright red flowers have a vivid yellow throat and slightly ruffled edges. Sturdy, tetraploid plants, extremely sunfast color. Easy to care for and drought resistant.
Miniature ever bloomer. 3.25″ flower. Large clumps of long, grass-like leaves are highlighted by canary yellow flowers on tall stems. This extra-early bloomer reblooms throughout the summer months. Useful for border garden or as a groundcover. Most effective in mass plantings. Performs best in a sunny location.
Showy sweetly fragrant lemon yellow 5″ blooms. Can be used for slopes, massing, edgings and foundations. Rebloomer.
Brilliant lemon-yellow blooms with lime-green hearts highlights this favorite flowering perennial. Large clumps of long, grass-like foliage. A lovely, easy to care for perennial.
Scarlet Red bloom with a small lemon lime throat. Petals are recurved with ruffled edges. Tolerates all kinds of soils as do most daylilies but prefers a moist loam.
A miniature daylily with fragrant, lightly ruffled, 2″flowers with purple petals and a yellow throat. Blooms May-July. Semi-evergreen, dark green, grass-like foliage. may blooms on strong stems. Use for cut flowers, massing, edging, in borders or in mixed containers. An award winner.
Diploid. Repeat bloomer. 2.75″ brick red flowers with lemon yellow throat. Fragrant. Useful for border gardens or as a groundcover. Plant in full sun for the best blooming. Most effective in mass plantings.
A sister of H. ‘Happy Returns’. Fragrant, rose-pink flowers with a purple eye and green throat from July through September. Hardy, low maintenance, and everblooming. Dwarf variety attracts butterflies and hummingbirds.
Sensational, award-winning repeat bloomer with heavy fragrant clusters of 2 1/2 in. golden-yellow ruffled blooms. This easy to care for plant forms neat, compact clumps. Tolerant of moist-dry soils. Useful in wildflower and perennial borders.
Large 8″ brick red flowers with gold olive undertones. Blooms resembling a spider, a recurved unusual form. Blooms June – July. Most effective in mass plantings. Performs best in a sunny location.
Compact, mounding habit. Glossy dark maroon, almost black, rounded leaves keep their color all season. Contrasting spikes of white flowers appear in June and July. Excellent when massed or as a specimen plant in a perennial border. Very cold hardy. Good resistance to powdery mildew.
Also known as Small-Flowered Alumroot. Ivy-leafed. Deep mahogany red foliage which fades to bronze-green in heat. Clump forming habit makes these effective for use as a groundcover, in rock gardens or as edging plants. Bell-shaped pinkish-white flowers in late spring. Will tolerate full sun if moisture is available. ‘Palace Purple’ is perhaps the most well-recognized and widely planted variety of all heucheras.
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