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Dactylicapnos (syn. Dicentra) scandens, Climbing Bleeding HeartA seeming contradiction in terms: a vining bleeding heart! But it's one of several. Dainty clusters of narrow, yellow, heart-shaped flowers on a supremely delicate, but vigorous vine; surprises your friends and neighbors — who knew there were vining and yellow bleeding hearts! It blooms from July through October, its fading flowers then...$16.50 -
Crocosmia x crocosmiiflora 'Solfatare', CrocosmiaRefreshing flurries of soft yellow blooms in late summer through early fall are complemented by olive-green foliage. Late-blooming and always sells out fast! To our surprise, it performs well here at our nursery with partial shade. Long-lasting in a vase, and once cut, may rebloom. Mature size: 24-30 inches tall &...$16.50 -
Cyclamen coum, Hardy CyclamenA jewel of the winter garden, nodding pinwheel flowers can range in color from white to deep, vivid pink, rising above the densely clustered round leaves. It will bring joy to your gardening heart. Mature size: up to 5 inches tall & wide Minimum temperature: -20° F Featured on Great Plant Picks: https://www.greatplantpicks.org/plantlists/view/477$12.50 -
Daphne kurdica (syn. Daphne oleoides var. kurdica), Turkish DaphneSpringtime fragrant white flowers, somewhat tubular, opening at the tip to a four-pointed star, bloom on a compact evergreen cushion. Orange berries follow, nestled among the leaves. It's native from Turkey to Iran. Some Daphne can be a challenge to grow but well worth the effort. We send out healthy plants but can't...$13.00 -
Daphne odora 'Marianni', Winter DaphneBright, light yellow-margined fairly large leaves, and light pink flower clusters from dark pink buds make this an all-year color choice. Add to it a citrus-rose fragrance and you'll want for nothing! Part shade preferred and good drainage; take care not to overwater Daphne. Mature size: 3 ft T x W Minimum temperature: 0° FFrom $29.50 -
Darmera peltata, Indian RhubarbA bold native from SW Oregon and NW California for wet to moist soils. The rounded leaves with lobed edges range from 10 to 20 inches and upward-cupping to catch a pretty pool of rainwater. Each leaf is supported by its own thick maroon stem rising from significant rhizomes. Large, ornamental pink...From $17.50 -
Decaisnea fargesii, Blue Bean ShrubAn uncommon Asian shrub with very long pinnate leaves and glowing pale blue seedpods. The interior of the fruit is delicately sweet and custard-like with embedded black seeds. From late spring to early summer, small, pale, creamy-yellow flowers bloom on upright deciduous multistem plants. Native to woodlands, thickets, mountain slopes,...From $17.50 -
Delphinium elatum 'New Heights', DelphiniumStately, tall stems of elegant double flowers in shades of deep blue to pale lavender-purple in early summer. Cut back for rebloom. Increases well & highly recommended. Available for shipping while dormant. Mature size: 4 feet tall & 2 feet wide Minimum temperature: -40° F$15.50
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Cyrtanthus elatus, Scarborough LilyFrom South Africa and the Amaryllidaceae family, a burst of scarlet, wide open trumpet flowers blare beautifully above strappy evergreen foliage; up to 36" tall and 24" wide. Cyrtanthus is fine in a pot for a very long time. Give it plenty of summer water since it comes from the rainy Cape Province...$13.50 -
Cyrtomium falcatum, Japanese Holly FernFrom central and eastern Asia, the spreading, glossy, dark evergreen fronds of the Japanese Holly Fern are usually found in moist, rocky areas or woodland. If you would be so kind as to place it in a similar circumstance it will graciously respond. Mature size: 1-2 ft T x 2-3 ft W. Minimum...From $12.50 -
Daphne odora 'Aureomarginata', Winter DaphneNothing gives more hope for the end of winter than the powerful and delicious fragrance of this Daphne. Shiny green and yellow leaves with pink and white flowers. Evergreen shrub. Mature size: 4 ft T x W Minimum temperature: 0° FFrom $29.50 -
Daphne tangutica (Retusa Group)Purple-black flower buds open in mid-spring to offer fragrant and violet-tinged white flowers. Their fragrance has none of the sweet lemon-vanilla scents of Daphne odora but is somewhat like a soft Indian incense—very alluring. Also unlike the D. odora, the D. tanguticas can tolerate some drought (once established). Slow-growing and so...$16.50 -
Daphne x transatlantica 'Blafra' Eternal Fragrance PPAF, Eternal Fragrance DaphneChosen for its very fragrant large white blooms from late spring into mid-autumn, this evergreen shrub is one of the longest blooming shrubs in our garden. The white against dark, glossy green is a classic, reminiscent of Gardenia. Give it good drainage and do not over-water; once more, with feeling: good...From $16.50 -
Daphne x transatlantica 'Summer Ice', Caucasian DaphneA pretty, variegated rounded form with fragrant clusters of white flowers all summer and into fall, and small and delicate white-edged evergreen leaves! Can be a bit tricky to get established—be sure to provide moist, free-draining soil for first few years. Once established, it can tolerate some drought. Mature size: 3 feet tall...From $13.50 -
Daphne x medfordensis 'Lawrence Crocker'Mounds of dark evergreen leaves bear long-lasting and fragrant purple flowers in spring with sporadic re-bloom in summer. It is much admired in the garden for its broad cushion form. 12" tall and 24" wide, dense and low to the ground, it successfully shades out weeds. Plant along a pathway, in...$18.50 -
Daphne x rollsdorfii 'Wilhelm Schacht'Back by popular demand! Very fragrant deep violet-pink flowers in rounded clusters, like so many small bouquets, bloom mainly in spring on a petite, evergreen shrub. It continues to flower freely throughout the season. Narrow, dark green foliage makes the blooms all the more vivid. While some Daphne might put up...$18.50