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White and pink flowers make a delicate combination on this extra narrow leaf form. Mature size: 1 ft T x W Minimum temperature: -20° F

This fountain-shaped deciduous shrub, 5' x 5' or greater, is noted for its large, five-petaled, re-blooming cheery yellow flowers (to 2 1/2" diameter) and its heavily veined leaves. Each flower presumably resembles the color and size of the guinea coin, hence the cultivar name. Sometimes it's also called Easter Rose because the...

From the Japanese ki (yellow) renge (lotus blossom) and shoma (hat). Exquisite, pendent, drop-shaped, pale yellow flowers decorate tall mounds in late late summer to early autumn. The leaves are Sycamore-shaped — large, soft, and palmate. Native to the mountains of Korea and Japan, it appreciates rich, moist, acidic soil,...

Pink and white hearts dangle profusely from arching reddish stems, and their chartreuse foliage glows brilliantly in the shade. This plant begins and ends a conversation. Once seen in the garden, the next stop is usually the checkout. 3' x 3' and fast growing. Minimum temperature: -30° F

Bright green serrated leaves up to 4" long emerge quite early in spring. Large, sunny-yellow, 5-petaled flowers soon follow and are the largest flowers of any Kerria cultivar. In winter, bright yellow-green stems are highly ornamental; show them off next to or in front of something purple or dark. (This...

An easy bulb that naturalizes well and tolerates many conditions, it blooms in mid-spring to late spring with several snow-white nodding bell flowers on glossy dark green stems. Larger than some, the petals on these delicate nodding flowers are each charmingly tipped with a yellow-green dot. A chocolate lover might even notice...

A splashy little Japanese mint, with brushstrokes of yellow variegation, growing about 20" tall in the woodland setting. Spikes of yellow flowers are a welcome addition in the summer to fall garden. Minimum temperature: -20° F

This North American native comes from damp woodlands along stream banks, pond peripheries, and swamps from Massachusetts to Florida to Louisiana. It bears fragrant, pendent, urn-shaped white flowers in horizontal racemes (to 4" long) in late spring-early summer. Deciduous shrub with yellow, orange, and stunning red coloring in fall. Mature...

Southwestern Oregon Lewisia blooms spring to fall in an array of all the colors of the sunset. 1-inch white-edged flowers with waxy-looking petals cluster above succulent, dark evergreen, ground-hugging rosettes. Tap-rooted to find its way between rock crevices, it will thrive in rocks or gravel, doing well also in sharply-draining...

This burgundy-stemmed dwarf lily has large, long, burgundy flower buds that break into fragrant white trumpets enlivened by pink and burgundy exterior streaks, and a yellow-green throat! Narrow, strappy leaves form a basal clump. Well-drained soil preferred, after all it is an alpine from the mountains of Taiwan (formerly Formosa). Imagine coming...

Beautiful variegated foliage of tender green, white, and red set this evergreen shrub apart. White urn-shaped flowers bloom in late spring. Thrives in part shade with cool, moist woodland soil. Highly deer-resistant! Minimum temperature: -20° F

Pendent 4 inch white flowers with purple bracts dangle from upright hollow stems in summer. 6 x 6 feet. Cut back to the ground before spring. Minimum temperature: 0° F

This is a compact, upright, clump-forming perennial. Multiple spikes are comprised of bright purple-magenta florets opening top to bottom until the whole spike is a-fluff. Towards the end of its season the top of the spike begins to go to seed while the bottom is still a-fluff. This is a later summer...

This dwarf form produces dense 8" clumps of evergreen, olive-green strappy leaves with small, but not too small, pure white flowers. They alight like small butterflies amongst the foliage. The resulting round, shiny golden seed pod remains ornamental for months. Between the evergreen leaf, flower, and pod, you can count...

This fantastic selection has deep purple-black ten inch leaves with a silver sheen, and its golden-orange ray flowers bloom lustily in July on three foot stems. It's one of the best foliage plants in years! And the flower can be just as worth it. Minimum temperature: -30° F

Very large alabaster trumpets with yellow inside and pink blush outside, perch on incredibly tall stems at maturity. They bloom in late summer and are superbly fragrant. Hard to find and slow to propagate.Available for shipping September 15 – June 1. Please do not order for shipping in July or...