Perennials

Low maintenance and consistent beauty.

All Fired Up Daylily

All Fired Up Daylily

Bright peachy-orange flowers are highlighted with a large reddish-bronze eye and hold their color well. Twice as Nice® daylilies all have an extremely large number of flowers per stem, vibrant colors, vigorous growth, pest-resistant foliage and the ability to rebloom in warmer zones.
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Apricot Delight Yarrow

Apricot Delight Yarrow

Apricot Delight' is part of the Tutti Frutti series which are known for their sturdy, compact growth habit, long bloom period, and interesting flowers. 'Apricot Delight' produces a chameleon-like range of pinks from pale apricot to near red. Full sun intensifies the hues. Wonderful in fresh or dried arrangements. Attracts butterflies. Drought tolerant once established. Introduced by the Blooms of Bressingham® program.
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Arizona Apricot Blanketflower

Gaillardia 'Arizona Apricot' offers a new and unique apricot color for this class. Daisy-like blooms offer a new and unique color with yellow edges that deepen to a rich apricot in the center. Compact plants with bright green foliage and a tidy uniform habit bloom from early summer into autumn. Best viewed when planted to the front of the flower bed.
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Arizona Red Shades Blanket Flower

Blooming from early summer into early fall, this new Gaillardia is loaded with masses of large, crimson red flowers that will sometimes have a tiny bit of yellow at the tip of the flower petal. Heat tolerant and poor soil tolerant, they are easy to grow and are deer resistant.
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Arizona Sun Gaillardia

From the early summer on, very showy banded flowers 'œblanket" this plant. The ends of the petals have a torn, ruffled appearance. Butterflies are drawn to it. Remove spent blooms to keep new ones coming all summer.
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Ascot Rainbow Euphorbia

Ascot Rainbow Euphorbia

In spring, the unique variegated foliage is gray-green with a striking yellow edge topped by clusters of variegated cream, lime and green flower bracts. The cooler autumn season will intensify foliage colors with shades of red, pink and orange. Can be grown in full sun sites, highly heat and drought tolerant.
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Autumn Fern

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Autumn Fire Stonecrop

Autumn Fire Stonecrop

Similar to 'Autumn Joy' but has a tighter growth habit, thicker foliage and brighter, rosy-pink flowers. Developed in Quebec.
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Autumn Joy Sedum

Autumn Joy Sedum

Tall growing sedum with gray-green foliage. Flowers are large plateheads of pink from late summer to frost. Tolerant of dry soil. Xeriscape plant. Excellent winter interest.
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Bachelor's Button

Blue feathery flowers for some six weeks in early summer with some rebloom in late summer. Color is vivid and plant has a wide tolerance to soil and moisture conditions. Full sun.
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Baja Daylily

Baja Daylily

The large 6" flowers of 'Baja' are a velvety red, with a green throat. An early midseason bloomer with some reblooming capability. Semi-evergreen, but acts as a dormant here in the Midwest. Tetraploid.
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Balloonflower

Balloonflower

Deep blue balloon shaped buds open to single blue flowers, July to September. Excellent as cut flowers. Moist, well-drained soil.
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Bama Music Daylily

Bama Music Daylily

A midseason bloomer with pale pink flowers with a yellow throat that are held above attractive dark green, narrow foliage. Great for massing and borders.
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Beacon Silver Lamium

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Becky Shasta Daisy

Becky Shasta Daisy

A Shasta daisy introduction from Decatur, GA. The large single white flowers are on strong sturdy stems that hold up in the wind and rain. The foliage is a deep lustrous green and really holds up well in heat and humidity. After testing for a number of years, we feel confident it is hardy in zone 4. An excellent cut flower. Full sun and well drained soils are best. 2003 Perennial Plant of the Year.
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Berry Smoothie Coral Bells

Berry Smoothie Coral Bells

With H. villosa in its parentage, 'Berry Smoothie' is extremely heat tolerant and holds up well during hot summer months. The leaves are extra large and a beautiful shade of metallic rose-purple. Long flower stems in mid summer sport light pink bell-shaped flowers, great for cuts.
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Bewitched Dianthus

Bewitched Dianthus

This sport of Firewitch has light pink flowers with a magenta ring and that distinctive carnation fragrance. It has a long bloom period starting in early summer and if sheared will often rebloom in autumn. Has a spreading habit and blue tinged foliage. Great for the front of the border, creeping over walls, in the rock garden or as an edging plant.
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Big Bluestem

Big Bluestem

A native North American prairie grass forming a large clump of silvery-blue foliage from 4-7' in height. The purplish flower spikes emerge in August and September. Clump forming.
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Big Ears Lamb's Ears

Big Ears Lamb's Ears

This excellent cultivar is a tremendous improvement over the species. The leaves are twice as big as the species and it rarely blooms. It is a clump former, and quickly will grow to cover a 3' wide area. The fuzzy silver leaves are an excellent contrast and its low habit make it a great plant for the front of the perennial border. Holds up very well in hot humid summers. Best in full sun with well-drained soils.
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Big Sky™ After Midnight™ Coneflower

Big Sky™ After Midnight™ Coneflower

A dwarf coneflower with strongly fragrant, brilliant magenta blooms and a reddish black cone. Ideal for containers or the front of the border. Attracts butterflies and bees. Songbirds enjoy the dried seeds in fall and early winter. Deer tend to leave this plant alone. Plant in any moist, well-drained garden soil exposed to full sun, and keep it well-watered and fed the first season or two. Once established, it is wonderfully tolerant of heat, cold, and even drought. Excellent cut flower. Bred by the Saul brothers of Itsaul Plants, Georgia.
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