?Kahori? scarlet has compact mounds of dark green foliage and fragrant scarlet blooms with white centers.
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First Blush Hosta
Small-medium, hosta with green leaves emerge with a thin red margin on red petioles. In spring the veins will start to ?blush? red from the tip of the leaf down toward the base.
Sensational Lavender
Beautiful thick silver foliage provides the base for dense branching stems topped with lavender buds. With a compact, dense habit and notable durability for sun, heat, and humidity, as well as cold tolerance. A favorite of honeybees, these fragrant flowers will attract a wide range of pollinators.
Pandora Ligularia
A dense, compact clump of broad, glossy, wine-red to chocolate brown foliage that showcases large, golden-yellow, daisy-like flowers on bright garnet-red, thick stems; evergreen in warmer winter regions. Grows well in damp areas; exceptional in containers.
Shadowland Coast to Coast Hosta
Let me Brighten your Morning. This striking hosta forms a giant clump of thick, puckered, gold leaves with wavy edges. Gold coloring becomes brighter in morning sun in summer. Pale violet flowers.
June Hosta
Distinctive gold leaves with striking blue-green margins stand out in lightly shaded beds and woodland gardens. Pale lavender flowers appear on showy scapes above the foliage in summer.
Orion’s Belt Hosta
Medium-large, moderately corrugated, rounded leaves emerge blue-green in spring with a creamy yellow margin and become more green and the margins turn white. Pale lavender flower in early summer.
Super Ka-Pow Lavender Medium Garden Phlox
The excellent branching characteristics of this Phlox series ensure an abundance of super-sized, vibrant lavender flowers throughout the summer; uniform, upright habit.
Goldblitz Black Eyed Susan
?Goldsturm? which blooms three weeks earlier. Gold flowers with dark green foliage; compact growth habit.
Blue Zinger Sedge
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.