Dianthus, is one of the world’s oldest cultivated flowering plants with over 30,000 cultivars existing to date. They add interest to the landscape with thick, linear leaves in shades of […]

Nothing attracts attention in the garden quite like Hardy Hibiscus (Rose/Swamp Mallow). They produce dramatic flowers in white, pink, red and purple that are among the largest of any perennials. […]

You might not be that familiar with our plant of the week; Kalimeris, also known as Japanese Aster. They are fairly obscure in the United States but make an outstanding […]

Allium (Ornamental Onion) is our featured perennial of the week chosen for its numerous attributes. Alliums are generally very easy to grow and reliable if they are planted in a […]

Yarrow, a tough perennial, blooms in colors that are almost brighter than the sunlight they love so much. This plant’s fern-like foliage is green, grayish-green, or silver, and its flowers […]

Nepeta, or “Catmint”, are tough, dependable plants prized for their copious flowers, long blooming season and distinctive foliage. These members of the mint family have billowing heart-shaped leaves topped with […]

Gardeners with shady patches are getting to know and love Astilbe. Deer resistant and shade tolerant, this lovely perennial is comprised of numerous varieties with feathery plumes of red, white, […]

You want it all, and Hardy Geraniums deliver. Hardy and adaptable, they will grow in a wide range of soil conditions in full to part sun. They also stand tough […]

Golden Alexanders is a long blooming native perennial in the Carrot family, Apiaceae. When content, it can easily bloom for six to eight weeks during the spring. We want to […]

The name Pulmonaria, derived from the Latin word ‘Pulmo’, meaning lung, is also known as lungwort. The name came about when medieval herbalists assumed it would make a functional medicine […]