Alcea (Hollyhocks)- The “Spotlight Series” of single bloom hollyhocks are new this year and we have three single colors: white, yellow, and red! These plants are truly perennial, not biennial. (Photos not available)

Armeria-Ballerina Red

Armeria-Ballerina White

Armeria (Thrift)- You can expect excellent garden performance with the “Ballerina Series”, blooming first in spring and then re-blooming sporadically throughout the summer. We have Ballerina Red and Ballerina White.

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Astilbe “Maggie Daley”

Astilbe “Maggie Daley”- Bright lavender-purple plumes are dense and fuzzy. The shiny, dark green foliage is attractive even when the plant is not in bloom.

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Baptisia 'Lemon Meringue'

Baptisia (Decadense)- “Lemon Meringue” is a much more vigorous yellow than B. Australis. This color really pops!

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Baptisia (Decadense)- “Blueberry Sundae”

Baptisia (Decadense)- “Blueberry Sundae” has vibrant indigo blue flowers with a shorter, well-branched habit that sets this variety apart from Baptisia Australis.

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Clematis “Wildfire”

Clematis “Wildfire”- Huge 6”-8”, saturated magenta to violet purple flowers with a reddish bar that glows in the sun; a very long blooming selection.

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Echinacea “All That Jazz”

Echinacea “All That Jazz”- Incredibly fragrant, lavender pink flowers with completely quilled ray petals are produced atop strong, tall stems.

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Echinacea “Green Jewel”

Echinacea “Green Jewel”- A vigorous grower with fragrant light green flowers and a green cone that hold their color as they age, a real conversation piece.

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Gaillardia “Arizona Red Shades”

Gaillardia “Arizona Red Shades”- Masses of large, crimson red flowers over a long period. Very heat and drought tolerant.

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Hemerocallis “Elegant Candy”

Hemerocallis “Elegant Candy”- A frequent re-bloomer with tremendous fragrant blossoms. A medium pink flower with a triangular, red eye, yellow watermark, and green throat. Georgous!

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Iberis “Absolutely Amethyst”

Iberis “Absolutely Amethyst”- This easy-care ground cover forms a wide cushion of dark green evergreen foliage blanketed in large clusters of amethyst purple flowers in spring, a Proven Winner introduction.

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Asciepias tuberose

Asclepias tuberosa “Hello Yellow”- A hassle-free perennial for full sun with golden yellow blossoms. Very drought tolerant and breaks dormancy late.

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