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A vigorous cross between D. longifolia and D. discolor this fountain of a shrub has large panicles of pink and white flowers with yellow anthers in late spring. Quite a show! This plant has some drought tolerance once established. Mature size: 6-8 ft Tall and Wide Minimum temperature: -20° F

With deep, velvety, red-violet to rose-red flowers, this Dicentra has lacy blue-green to green leaves to perfectly complement. In cooler climates it is an ever-bloomer, flowering throughout the summer and into the fall. 12 inches tall and spreading, it can create an unusual and attractive perennial ground cover, fluffy and...

Charming pink to cherry-red heart-shaped blooms from late spring through summer mingle with ferny blue-green foliage. 12" tall and wide. Butterflies will come! Minimum temperature: -40° F To protect delicate foliage please choose a shipping date between August 1 - April 1.

Grassy clumps with large, pendulous rich pink bells draped along the length of arching flower stems — elegant charmers growing, in this case, only 1-2' tall. Minimum temperature: 0° F

Yellow tubular flowers with brown freckles make a light and pretty spot in the garden, loved by hummers and shunned by deer. Politely self-sows; prefers morning sun and afternoon shade, or dappled shade. 12"-24" T, and clumping. Minimum temperature: -20° F

A shrubby Foxglove from Southern Spain, D. obscura produces masses of deep orange and maroon flowers on 20" spikes for months. Cutting back occasionally will refresh it and keep it blooming continuously. Lovely on a dry hillside or in a gravel garden, or where there is reflected heat. Eventually 30" wide, it will...

20–40' tall and wide, the Dove Tree blooms from April to May with a breathtaking inflorescence composed of a small reddish button, the flower, and long pure white bracts. Among its other appellations are Laundry Tree, Ghost Tree, Handkerchief Tree, depending upon the person or the locale. Its namesake is Abbe Armand...

Exquisite, ultramarine, loosely-spaced blue flowers have a white petal in the interior, essentially the reverse of another Western native, Delphinium pavonaceum. This exquisite native is from the lower elevations of Western Oregon and California, and this particular group is from a Benton Co. collection. Clumping and upright, it blooms late spring –...

Panicles of starry blue flowers in spring with golden anthers give way to truly amazing, one-inch, egg-shaped, ultramarine-blue fruit. Dark evergreen, narrow, upright leaves. Mature size: 3 feet tall & 1 foot wide Minimum temperature: 10º F

A large deciduous shrub, 12' T x 9' W, Dipelta makes clusters of fragrant, light pink tubular flowers with golden throats in springtime and interesting light brown peeling bark. Native to mixed forest areas in Central China. Minimum temperature: -20° F

Generous-sized pendant rose-pink bells bloom in small clusters of 2 or 3 from late spring to early summer. One might even encounter the occasional purple flower. Glossy purple berries follow August – October. Its horizontally-held leaves on branching stems are attractively impressed with parallel veins. Narrow and tall, it might need staking...

Wondrous burgundy-chocolate new growth in spring is followed by greenish-yellow, pendulous lantern flowers that bring glossy, black fruit. New stems make a heron-like silhouette. Elegant. Mature size: 4-6 feet T & 3 feet W Minimum temperature: -20º F

Rare! Light yellow-green, waxy and cute, cupped and starry flowers bloom in summer, followed by rounded papery seed pods among heart-shaped leaves. Deciduous vine. Ships when dormant - October 1st - March 1st Minimum temperature: -10° F

This choice southern Appalachian native has huge, toothed, palmate umbrella leaves and white floral cymes. After the bloom, a profuse and long-lasting late summer display of blue fruit on licorice-red pedicels are rewardingly conspicuous. In its native haunts, it grows at the edges of moist seeps and streamsides. In garden cultivation,...

This is a robust Heronswood selection with elegant clusters of pendent, deep rose lantern flowers! 3' tall — a rare offering! Minimum temperature: 0° F

Painterly green leaves brush-stroked with white are accompanied by large, pendent, greenish-white bells. With advantageous conditions and left to its devices, it will become a lovely, light ground cover mixing politely with other woodland friends. Mature size: 1 – 2 feet T x 1 – 3 feet W. Minimum temperature: -30° F