Perennial of the Year

2015 Perennial Plant Association's Plant of the Year! Geranium Biokovo from the Biokovo Mountains in Europe exhibits masses of pink centered white flowers from late spring to mid summer. The showy stamens dance with the slightest breeze. Delightful aromatic foliage turns red in the fall making this a garden pleasure year round.

Golden Glow offers yellow and gold foliage, which will show its true colors early in the spring. In late spring, rose pink heart shaped flowers will appear. Attracts butterflies and hummingbirds. Part Shade, Part Sun.

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 … [Read More]

Showy indigo-blue flowers are carried on spikes atop dense, bushy mounds of attractive soft blue-green foliage.  Flowers are followed by black seed pods which remain attractive well into winter.  Lovely cut flower. [Read More]

A sight to behold! The leaves of 'Jack Frost' are intricately detailed with a crackle-like finish. Though the leaves are dark green, they have a heavily frosted overlay which allows only the green veining to show through. From mid to late spring, baby blue, forget-me-not type blossoms are held in clusters several inches above the … [Read More]

Large, rounded clumps of green, long and narrow, textured leaves. It is lovely even when it's not in bloom. In midsummer, sturdy spikes of lavender-rose flowers shoot up through the foliage, putting on quite a display. [Read More]

A classic beauty for the woodland garden. Grown mostly for its clean, soft green foliage which turns yellow in fall, Solomon's Seal is a charming plant for the shade. [Read More]

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 More]