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Blooming late summer to mid-autumn, clusters of pendent light green bracts are tipped with rose-purple flowers. A good rock garden candidate. Mature size: 6 inches tall by 18 inches wide. Minimum temperature: 0° F

This dense, rounded, evergreen shrub has small, fragrant white flowers in late fall. Glossy, wavy, thick deep green leaves have the occasional secretive thorns to deter the interloper. A medium to slow grower, it will reach 6 – 8 feet tall and wide. It's drought-tolerant once established and more-so in part shade. Always...

Wonderfully fragrant white flowers in early spring bloom against small, leathery, dark evergreen leaves — great for an elegant screen or hedge. Mature size: 12 ft tall and wide, and takes shaping very well. Minimum temperature: -10° F Featured on Great Plant Picks: https://www.greatplantpicks.org/plantlists/view/1058

Fascinating, purple-bronze club-like crosiers awaken in spring to become 4–5 ft fronds! Early pinnae are burgundy-red becoming bright green broad fronds mid-season, then...yellow in autumn. These are some of the benefits of a deciduous fern! Moist soil with room to grow is the ticket here. Up to 6-foot diameter footprint. Minimum...

One of the best performing perennials for the woodland garden with its cheerful, white-trimmed, blue flowers, and non-thuggishly spreading plants — look into the eyes of this flower and you'll forget its common name. Mature size: up to 10 inches tall and spreading Minimum temperature: -10° F

Sweet smelling double white flowers have warm honey-lemon accents tucked in amongst the petals — making them seem to glow from the inside. One entire fluffy bouquet bursts from the end of each stem. Blooming from early to mid-spring. Deer-resistant. Best shipped when dormant, please choose a shipping date between July...

Cotton candy-pink flowers with narrow, wavy, recurving petals, blossom in clusters on two-foot stems in early autumn before the leaves emerge. Clump-forming, slowly naturalizing, 1–2' wide. South African, it comes from grassy, acidic marshes that experience summer rainfall. Minimum temperature: 0° F

We first met this plant at Forest Farm in southern Oregon when it was in full autumn splendor — brilliant red to pumpkin-orange on its simple, slightly toothed leaves. Red new growth in spring, too. Deciduous tree 20' x 20' and broadly pyramidal. Minimum temperature: 0° F

Lemon-yellow, cup-like flowers open late spring through early summer from red buds on a stalwart, shrubby perennial. It's native to the sunny meadows of the Eastern U.S. Wonderful in a naturalistic garden or for dependably brightening a border. And, if you have them in your neck of the woods, they attract sphinx moths!...

One of the best-performing perennials for the woodland garden with mid-spring to mid-summer, saturated, vivid blue flowers on happily spreading plants. Look into the eyes of this flower and you'll forget its common name. Tolerates dry soil if well-established and in shade. Mature size: 6-8 inches tall and spreading Minimum...

A waxy appearance to its "holly" leaf enhances its yellow-gold brilliance. ('Ogon' is Japanese for "yellow-gold.") Evergreen, or shall we say, evergold, it slowly changes from butter-yellow to green in winter just before shedding old leaves to make way for new growth. One would think a shaft of sun was illuminating a spot...

Funnel-shaped blooms of rosy pink have a spiral effect. Charming clover-like leaves on clump forming low plants to 4" tall. Minimum temperature: -20° F

Plant this one in light shade to prevent the purple from fading out of its leaves. Lush, large, triangular deep, dark, purple leaves and dainty pale pink flowers in spring — our most colorful oxalis. Here you see it beneath Nandina 'Filamentosa'. Clump-forming, Mature size: 6-8 in T x 8-12 in W Minimum...

Evergray cord-like silvery stems have small white summer flowers. 6'x6' shrub that is happy enough with poor but well-drained soil. New Zealand.Minimum temperature: 5° F

A very useful dense form with a 15' tall, broadly columnar to vase-shaped habit and splendid fall color: rich hues of orange, gold, purple, pink, and red! It can be planted as a brilliant focal point, a tall deciduous hedge to block out the overbearing apartments next door, or just to vary the form...

From the feet of the giant redwoods on the West coast, this ground cover oxalis has a classy silver vein in the leaf and pretty, lavender-pink flowers held above the leaves. Given favorable conditions, as much like woodland soil as you can muster, it will make a luscious, lovely ground cover. mature...