Ajuga Black Scallop
This attractive small-scale groundcover has glossy, near black, scalloped leaves and a dense growing habit. The deepest foliage color is achieved when plants are in full sun and cooler temperatures. From mid to late spring, short spikes of deep blue flowers stand upright above the low, spreading foliage.
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Narrow, upright leaves are chocolate colored, making this groundcover a real eye pleaser! A true miniature! Blue flower spikes appear above the foliage in spring and early summer.
Read moreAjuga Dixie Chip
Unique, tri-colored foliage in shades of burgundy, green and cream. 3" tall violet-blue flower spikes bloom May-June creating added interest. Ajuga is a ground-hugging, creeping plant that is quite useful as a groundcover. It comes in a variety of foliage and bloom colors and attracts butterflies and hummingbirds!
Read moreAjuga Purple Torch
Tiny lavender-pink flowers appear in spring in torch-like flower spikes that rise from the rosette centers well above the foliage to 12" tall. Beautiful foliage in rich greens, burgundy or colorful variegations, makes this plant an excellent groundcover or edger.
Read moreAllium Pink Pom Pom
Pink Pom Pom is an HGTV exclusive with grey foliage and pink flowers. Bloom time is around mid-summer to mid-fall. Height 12". Spread 12".
Read moreAllium Purple Lolly
Purple Lolly is an HGTV exclusive with purple flowers and blue/grey foliage. Blooms later in the summer and heavier than many other Alliums.
Read moreAllysum Basket of Gold
This special dwarf variety of Basket of Gold is tight, compact, and very attractive. Light to golden yellow dense flower clusters in spring. A wonderful, water-wise groundcover!
Read moreAlpinus Purple Erinus
This is a very cute and easy little alpine plant, ideal for shady parts of the rock garden. It forms a low cushion of evergreen leaves, bearing short stems of starry magenta-purple flowers in late spring and early summer. Though short-lived, this will self seed where happy, particularly into crevices and rock walls. Also nice in alpine troughs or gravel scree gardens. Protect from hot afternoon sun in warm-summer regions. In cool areas this will tolerate a fair bit of sun if the soil remains moist. Also known as Alpine Balsam.
Read moreAmerican Bittersweet
Bittersweet plants can kill trees and are difficult to eradicate from your landscape. But during the fall season bittersweet vines put on a display few other plants can rival, as the deep yellow skin of their berries bursts to reveal an orange jewel within. And not to be outdone by the berry, bittersweet plant's fall foliage blankets its victims in yellow splendor.
Read moreAmsonia Arkansas Blue Star
This southern native has very narrow, needle-like leaves that line the stems like bottle brushes. Surprisingly, they are soft as silk to the touch. From late spring through early summer, 2-3 inch wide clusters of small, light blue, star-shaped flowers are borne above the short mound of ferny foliage. After blooming, it quickly grows to reach a height of about 3 feet.
Read moreAnemone Annabella Deep Rose
The Annabella series has fine garden character with delicate lacy foliage. They branch well, yielding a profusion of rose colored blossoms in spring. After a bold splash of color, the flowers mature to attractive seed heads.
Read moreAnemone Pulsatilla Pasque Flower
Large, violet purple flowers with contrasting golden centers top the dense, dwarf mound of feathery dark green foliage.
Read moreAnemone Robustissima Windflower
A nice spreading anemone, forming a large mound of attractively cut foliage with plenty of violet-pink flowers in late summer. One of the most adaptable and hardy of the Japanese Anemones. Tolerant of sun and drier conditions.
Read moreAnemone Rose Beauty
Sprays of large and lovely flowers, a strong rose in color shading to the edge of the petals to a somewhat silvery hue.
Read moreAnemone September Charm Japanese
Charming pale pink flowers measuring up to 3 in. across dance in the wind on tall scapes above attractive, rich green foliage from late summer into fall. The leaves resemble small grape leaves and form a mound about 1 ft. tall.
Read moreAnemone Snowdrop
A delightful late spring bloomer with delicate charm and an iron constitution. Pure white flowers, measuring nearly 2 in. across, are borne singly on bare stems above the attractive dark green, divided foliage. For added ornamental value, the lovely blossoms leave behind interesting white, woolly seed heads as they fade.
Read moreAralia Sun King
An excellent large pop of color for partial to full shade gardens. Sun King Aralia emerges mid-spring with bright gold compound leaves up to three feet long that contrast with the reddish-brown stems. A few hours of sunlight each day will result in the foliage remaining golden yellow, while deeper shade will produce a range of chartreuse to lime green colors. In mid to late summer, clusters of tiny white flowers will produce inedible purple fruit. Forming a large clump, this deer resistant perennial is paired well with blue Hosta, purple leafed Heuchera, and other woodland plants.
Read moreArmeria Joystick Mix
A hardy perennial that will bloom the first year from seed, plants have cushions of deep green foliage adorned with round, allium-like blooms in shades of lilac, red and white.
Read moreArmeria Joystick Red
A hardy perennial that will bloom the first year from seed, plants have cushions of deep green foliage adorned with 1-1/2 to 2" round, allium-like blooms in shades of red.
Read moreArtemisia Sea Foam
A textural dream come true with its frothy curled silver foliage. Use it as a vigorous groundcover in hot, sunny areas to plant under taller perennials. 'Seafoam' will occasionally bloom with attractive silver and yellow flower spikes.
Read moreArtemisia Silver Mound
Aptly named, 'Silver Mound' has soft, feathery foliage and forms a compact, silky, cushion-like mound. The bright silver foliage is great for edging.
Read moreArtemisia Silver Queen
Leaves are hairy like lambs'-wool, and it produces tiny, gray-yellow flowers in summer. Often overshadowed by its cousin 'Silver King,' it's hard to tell the difference between the two cultivars.
Read moreArtemisia Valerie Finnis
Soft, velvety foliage that begs to be felt! Bright, silver, lance shaped leaves add texture to your garden all season. Tiny, inconspicous pale yellow flowers appear on stem ends in summer.
Read moreAsparagus Mary Washington
Mary Washington Asparagus is perhaps the easiest grown of all summer vegetables. Once it is established, the original planting usually produces for 20 years! Produces abundant, giant-size asparagus with tender tips. Plant 6" deep in rich soil for best results. Mary Washington is fast growing, extremely hardy and rust proof.
Read moreAster Alma Potschke
Warm reddish-pink daisy like flowers with cheery yellow centers blanket this Aster. These quarter sized blooms create an explosion of color from late summer until frost. Very durable and long lasting.
Read moreAster Alpine Dwarf Mix
Colouful and compact collection of alpine daisies originating from the mountains of Western Europe. Flowers late spring through to early summer in shades of Dark Blue, Light Blue, Pink and White. Later flowering can be encouraged by pinching new growth in early spring.
Read moreAster Happy End Alpine
Alpine Asters form a low clump of bright green leaves. Branching stems of single daisy-shaped, yellow-eyed flowers appear in late spring and early summer. This strain blooms in shades of rose and pink. Easy.
Read moreAster Lady in Black
Aster 'Lady in Black' is an elegant 3-4' mound of purplish- black strappy leaves smothered in red-centered tiny white daisies in late summer and early fall. Will thrive in average soil in sun or part shade, but shows best foliage coloration in full sun. Thousands of flowers per plant - a butterfly's dream!
Read moreAster Pink Bouquet
Clusters of soft pink flowers. 'Pink Bouquet' forms a compact dome covered with soft rose-pink daisies from late summer into autumn. The yellow-centered flowers are complemented by bright green, lance-shaped foliage, and are highly attractive to butterflies and other small, pollinating insects.
Read moreAster Professor Kippenburg
Beautiful vivid purple daisy-like flowers cover the plant from early fall until frost. An excellent dwarf plant for borders and small gardens. A definite butterfly and bird attractor.
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