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Bring a little extra personality to your plant collection with Aspidistra sichuanensis 'Spek-tacular'! Discovered in a Sichuan flower market by Linda Guy- and introduced by the incomparable Plant Delights ursery in 2012- this strikingly bedazzled Cast Iron Plant has the most stable yellow speckles that we have come across in this Genus....

Almost identical to Primula 'Gold Lace' but in 'Hose-in-Hose' form which describes the extra whorls (layers) of petals so that there appears to be a flower within a flower. Stunning! Mature size: 8 inches T & 12 inches W Minimum temperature: -20 F

New leaves in spring emerge blushed orange changing to light to medium green for summer. Then this maple goes out in fall with a blast of glorious oranges and reds on its large leaves! Very nice shade tree: sturdy and vigorous. Mature size: 20 feet tall & wide Minimum temperature: -20°...

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.

Shorter in stature at 14 inches tall and spreading, this Salvia extends its season of interest with colorful whorled purple calyces like so many pom-poms lining the stems. Mature size: 14 inches T x 18+ inches W; spreads where happy. Minimum temperature: -10° F

Leaves emerge a bright pink, then turn to deep red, then dark burgundy green in summer. Fall color is bright red with orangey-green veins. Size: 6 ft tall x 5 ft wide in 10 years Minimum temperature: -20° F

A dwarf variety of the perennial blue cardinal flower, perfect for the woodland garden or a delightful and cute addition to a part-shade rockery. Blooms starting in late August add vibrancy and contrast to the late-season garden. Dividing can increase vigor for older stands. 12-24" T x W Minimum temperature: -30° F

In March, pendent racemes of light yellow fragrant flowers grace this large, spreading shrub before the leaves emerge. The leaves, lightly toothed and with noticeably impressed veins, turn various yellows in fall. 8–15' T & W and light in structure. Featured on Great Plant Picks: https://www.greatplantpicks.org/plantlists/view/435 Minimum temperature: -20° F

Deep magenta flowers with blue anthers appear in late spring held high over ground-hugging rosettes of dark green, oblong leaves. From moist areas in the mountains of the Balkan peninsula. Mature size: to 18 inches tall Minimum temperature: -20° F

A good ground cover for conifers. Linnaea borealis is a native woodland vine that forms dense mats across forest floors. North American native with a very broad range but well adapted to our PNW clay, winter wet, and dry summers. Covered in fragrant bell-shaped flowers in late spring to summer enjoyed by bees...

Low, evergreen suckering shrubs with leathery, medium-green, toothed leaves. Reddish tone in winter. Small, greenish-white flowers in spring. From China. Evergreen ground cover 1 ft T x 3 ft W Minimum temperature: 0° F Restricted DE, MA, ME, MI, NC, NH, NJ, OH, RI, VA, WV

(Syn. Watsonia x beatricis) Originating in South Africa, summer-blooming Watsonia pillansii has spikes with 3-inch flared trumpets of glorious shades of delicious yellow-orange, much appreciated by hummingbirds. Coming from the Cape, it will appreciate summer water. Mature size: leaves to 3 ft T, flower spikes to 4 ft T Minimum temperature: 10° F

Mediterranean native with newly emerging foliage cast with a golden hue. The leaves then mature to blue-green with a fuzzy silver haze. Soft yellow flowers bloom in rounded whorls. Mature size: 4 feet tall; pyramid shape Minimum temperature: 10° F

Extremely large, rounded and lobed leaves accompany arching, white flower panicles June – July (reminiscent of Astilbe). They are at home in the moist woodland border or pond- or stream-side. Make it lush! Slowly spreading. 3 – 4 ft T & W Minimum temperature: -20° F

Bright scarlet-orange, trumpet-shaped blooms in summer through fall will blanket the low, prostrate mound of fuzzy, silver-green leaves. Good drainage is always best for this genus, and they'll be drought-tolerant once established, but 'Cloverdale' will appreciate a little summer water. Mature size: 8 inches T & 2 ft W Minimum temperature: 0° F

From July through September, huge, white, 15" panicles bloom heavily, remaining upright. As the season progresses the blooms blush pink with green. Minimum temperature: -30° F