Striking white flowers with pointy sepals and pink margins. Samaritan Jo will occasionally flower in semi-double form. Compact bushy habit is ideal for growing in containers on a patio or in small space gardens. Long flowering period from late spring through summer.
Narrow, silver spotted foliage with a more upright growth habit. Profuse bloomer with clusters of dusky raspberry-coral flowers; mildew resistant. Gorgeous foliage and flowers.
‘Goldsturm’ which blooms three weeks earlier. Gold flowers with dark green foliage; compact growth habit.
Beautiful, full lavendar-blue spikes appear in spring and last throughout summer; upright habit with rich green foliage. Excellent mildew resistance; attracts butterflies.
Upright clump habit and bluer foliage. Blue Zinger Sedge is a versatile ground cover for shade, tolerating a range of soil conditions once established. Evergreen in milder climates, it works well planted in mass along the edges of a border with its fine texture. Best cut back in the spring.
Has attractive, blue single and sometimes semi-double blooms with overlapping petals and yellow anthers. It flowers off the new and old growth. Very free and repeat flowering, producing flower buds from the leaf axils and end of stems. Grows 3-5′.
This sport of ‘Old Glory’ goes above and beyond its parent with its attractive, very wide, dark green margins. Pale lavender flowers appear above the clump in midsummer.
True mid-blue with very wide overlapping petals; giving a very large 7-8″ flower. Very noticeable cream colored anthers and very free flowering.
The large flowers of Rebecca are a stunning shade of red and bloom from early to late summer. Reaches a height of 6-8′ in the garden and covers an arbor or trellis beautifully.
The excellent branching characteristics of this Phlox series ensure an abundance of super-sized, vibrant lavender flowers throughout the summer; uniform, upright habit.
