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Summer blooming, large orange-red flowers with strongly recurving petals expose deep yellow interiors with burgundy spots. A jewel that upgrades the garden. Moist soil preferred. Native to Oregon and California. More robust and easier to grow than Lilium columbianum Please choose a shipping date between September 15 - May 15 Mature size: to...

Long, yellow-lipped, florescent orange tubular flowers gracefully adorn 4' tall purple stems with dark green leaves. This is candy for hummers and eye candy for gardeners from late spring into fall! Minimum temperature: 0° F

Another gift from Chile, this hardy lobelia has exotic, tropical-looking vermillion flowers above soft grey-green, broad, tobacco-like leaves. Expect a long bloom time in midsummer on tall, upright stems, unlike many lobelias more commonly grown, Lobelia tupa will not be flimsy and flop over. Spreads to form a spectacular colony—give her space,...

A shorter version of the Bigleaf Magnolia, its giant leaves span up to 32 inches long, and fragrant white blooms brushed with a bit of purple near the center are as big or bigger than your head. Spring/summer bloom. The seeds, equally as exciting, are housed in a large, upright, red-pink velvet burr....

Find a place for this open vase-shaped small tree with exquisite down-facing white flowers bejeweled with pinkish-red centers. Appreciates protection from the hot afternoon sun. Deciduous. Mature size: 12-14 ft tall and wide Minimum temperature: -20° F

A very old cottage garden ingredient, Maltese Cross will give you summer-long blooms of scarlet-orange flowers perfect for cutting. It is a reliable and long-lived plant that will bring multitudes of butterflies to your garden and perhaps hummingbirds, too...but not deer. Bring your garden alive! Mature size: 2- 3 feet tall, 12 –...

I wouldn't want a garden without these powdery blue-gray palmate leaves and terra cotta to purple plume flowers! Spreads some but we all have vices, and this can be a welcome one. Blooms mid-summer to late-summer on tall stems for a feature or back of the border. Mature size: 5–8 feet tall & 3 feet...

A prolific bloomer, Moonglow has pea-green, narrow, evergreen leaves with silver reverse—beautiful in arrangements. Four-inch antique-white flowers are enchanting and plentiful with a wonderful, light, lemony fragrance. This tree flowers heavily in late spring to early summer and again sporadically the rest of the season. The cone-like fruits contain bright red seeds....

This is a superb hybrid with graceful, long, spiny leaves and springtime fragrant yellow flowers that bring bees in droves. It's an upright, vase-shaped shrub that can grow to 10 feet with age. Make it a centerpiece. Minimum temperature: 0° F Featured on Great Plant Picks: https://www.greatplantpicks.org/plantlists/view/976

Evergreen and multi-stemmed, this 8' – 12' tall clumping shrub has large clusters of fragrant yellow flower spikes from October into winter, followed by dark purple fruits that birds eat. Hummingbirds are gratified to find its nectar during this lean time! Branches tend to whorl in tiers to make a very...

One- to three-foot arching stems with double rows of elliptic leaves arise from a thick mat of rhizomes. Stems terminate in a large, fragrant, frothy spike of white in early spring. Berries ripen to orange-red in autumn. (True Solomon's Seal, Polygonatum spp., has pendent bell-like flowers hanging beneath its arching stems.) For...

Pendent, greenish-white flared flowers dangle the length of arching stems. Their fragrance is much like Jasmine, a happy surprise in the woodland, in early spring. Round orange fruit follows, just as significant as the flowers. Minimum temperature: -20° F

Brilliant gold new growth in spring glows on upright russet branches. With age, the architectural trunk becomes deeply furrowed with a pronounced swell at the base. Leaves (or needles) turn apricot in fall before being shed on this deciduous conifer. One glorious big tree! Mature size: 70-80 ft T x 25-30 ft W Minimum...

This is a welcome biennial that will freely sow itself in all the right places in your garden without being considered a pest. Five foot bristly stems abound with large, nodding white flowers that have reflexed petals and a spectacular protruding pistil. The flowers open from interesting inflated buds. This is one of...

Open suckering shrub with pinnate bright green holly-like leaves. Easy care: it makes a great evergreen addition to a hedge or screen. Clusters of sulfur-yellow flowers in spring turn to blue-gray fruit by fall. The bloom clusters are an essential early-bloomer for pollinators. The birds love the berries and we're told they...

Lustrous, narrow, pinnate leaves with spiny edges take on red hues in winter, and clusters of bright yellow flowers bloom in late spring. Waxy, blue berries follow the blooms in fall. This Northwest native will thrive in full sun to deep shade but performs best in part shade with better...