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One of the best fountain grasses for mass plantings. Seed heads appear in July and open greenish-white, turning a creamy tan with maturity. Prefers well-draining soil.  Tray Size: 21 plants  Common Name: Compact fountain...

Creamy-white flowers with golden cones. Compact habit.  Tray Size: 72 plants  Common Name: Coneflower  USDA Hardiness Zone: 3 - 9  Mature Height: 36 inches  Color: White  Exposure: Full Sun

One of the more impressive hostas, with deeply veined, large, glossy chartreuse leaves. Lavender flowers. A very sun-tolerant cultivar.  Tray Size: 38 plants  Common Name: Plantain lily  USDA Hardiness Zone: 3 -...

Cute green scalloped leaves, with tiny rosy-pink blooms late summer–fall. A good green roof choice. Discovered in Siberia by its namesake.  Tray Size: 72 plants  Common Name: Stonecrop  USDA Hardiness Zone: 3 -...

Lime green succulent leaves with red picotee edge. Lavender-pink blooms in late summer.  Tray Size: 72 plants  Common Name: Stonecrop  USDA Hardiness Zone: 4 - 9  Mature Height: 4 inches  Exposure: Full...

An excellent compact, early blooming purple coneflower.  Tray Size: 72 plants  Common Name: Coneflower  USDA Hardiness Zone: 3 - 9  Mature Height: 24 inches  Color: Purple  Exposure: Full Sun

Named for its graceful, rounded form and delicate narrow foliage, 'Gracillimus' is the most widely known Miscanthus variety. Its blooms, appearing in October, are an attractive copper-red color. Prefers well-draining soil.  Tray Size: 21...

Discovered at the England Wild Flower Society, in Framingham, Massachusetts. Broad, overlapping petals of a pretty, deep violet blue. Fragrant and steadily spreading.  Tray Size: 72 plants  Common Name: Woodland phlox  USDA...

Big Bluestem is a clump forming warm season native perennial grass. The lower stems are a purplish or bluish color and the leaves are 1/2 inch wide and up to 20 inches long. Big Bluestem is a major component of the tallgrass prairie.  Tray...

Wine-red plumes appear in midsummer. Stunningly beautiful when used alone or in combinations in the landscape, Astilbe is attractive from spring to late fall. Upright clus-ters of colorful blooms are eye-catching in every stage of maturity. Tight flower...

Strong, sword-like foliage supports round, bright-orange flowers with burgundy spots. Flowers give way to attractive seed heads that resemble blackberries. Both flowers and seed heads are outstanding as cut flowers. Drought tolerant.  Tray...