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Probably the most vibrant red or cerise that I've seen, 'Red Cauli' establishes a presence in the late summer garden with brilliant cerise blooms over dark green rubbery leaves infused with deep red. The more sun, the deeper the color. 16" tall. Minimum temperature: -40° F

Dense rosettes of rubbery, spoon-shaped, blue-green leaves make a wonderful texture for rock gardens; a native Oregonian succulent groundcover with chartreuse flower clusters in May – July. Minimum temperature: 0° F

This Pacific Coast native creates dense silvery-white carpets and sprays of bright yellow flowers. Matures size 6 inches tall and gently spreading Minimum temperature: -10° F

Flat corymbs of white flowers tinted with pink cluster over lightly serrated rounded leaves, orange and purple in autumn; one of the easiest to neglect with good results. This is a PNW native: the Wallowas, Columbia Gorge, Mt Rainier, the Olympics, the Cascades. Mature size: 3 ft T x 3 ft W Minimum temperature: -30° F

Delicate sprays of white flowers in springtime predict the muminous, linear, chartreuse-golden leaves of summer. Soft and feathery, this shrub is a much-needed contrast for many gardens. Rounded form. Grows happily in most light exposures. This shrub has good orange fall color hues if given more light. Pairs well with Mahonia,...

Showy spikes of hooded, dark cerise-purple flowers rise to 8 inches above scalloped, hairy, dark green, heart-shaped leaves in late spring and into summer. This tough ground cover is native to the Caucusus. Delightful! Mature sie: 1-2feet T x W Minimum temperature: -20° F

A four-season performer, monodelpha has 2-inch white cup flowers in early summer, a brilliant orange-red fall leaf color, and orange-cinnamon bark. I have heard several serious and normally sober plant people go into an ecstatic rapture about this tree. Though its mature size is large, it's a very slow grower so it can be...

Sparkling white summer flowers, slightly fringed, and with a boss of golden stamens in the center of each, stud this tree profusely. Excellent red-orange to burgundy fall color and exquisite multi-colored mottled bark make this truly an all-season specimen. It is low branching, almost shrub-like, and though considered a small tree, its...

This is one of two 'Pewter' Stewartias selected and developed by Guy & Chiyoko at Plantmad Nursery. A striking twist on the already-lovely S. pseudocamellia species, 'Pewter Form #1' has a silvery-bright sheen all summer, and its new stems are red. It still has the beautiful white, cupped, camellia-like flowers Stewartias are...

How wondrous when these bright and cheery, rich golden-yellow fall flowers miraculously bloom from parched summer soil. They come to us from the Mediterranean through Central Asia, have 5'-inch tall stems, are clump-forming, and sweet-smelling. Minimum temperature: 0° F

This is the most reliable blooming ginger in our garden. Wide green leaves on sturdy stems proudly bear tangerine-orange torches with a delicious fragrance. Mature size: 4 ft tall x 2 ft wide Minimum temperature: 10° F

Profuse light pink flowers in late summer give way to vivid, rich, rose-pink berries clustering the length of each branch. They really are the main event! The berries can persist throughout much of the winter becoming deeper wine in color, especially lovely with snow, and a treat for birds. This shrub...

Self-sowing, but I wouldn't be without it as it mixes wonderfully for some serendipitous combinations. Tall, violet, kitten-tail spikes are perfect with Heleniums, for instance. Blooming all summer, the semi-evergreen foliage is aromatic and bushy, and deer-resistant; 18" tall. Minimum temperature: -10° F First photo by Salicyna - Own work, CC BY-SA 4.0,...

Late summer to early autumn bloom of airy stems with double lavender flowers...like a lovely, tall Baby's Breath. Grey-green, lacy, fine leaves (reminiscent of maidenhair ferns) form a low, textured mound. It might appreciate the support of other nearby plants for some pretty mingling. Seldom offered. Please choose a shipping date between November...

Deep purple-green to maroon foliage on this Styrax displays to particular advantage its bevy of abundant, clear white, fragrant, and pendent, bell-shaped flowers. Very pretty! Compact habit. Pictured with Cornus florida 'Cherokee Sunset' Mature size: 12 ft T x 12 W Minimum temperature: -20° F

In June, charming, fragrant, light pink bell-shaped flowers dangle profusely beneath the length of their branches followed by earring-like seed pods that are nearly as pretty as the flowers. And while flowers or pods hang downward, its leaves arch upward. This small, deciduous tree, 20 ft tall x 15 ft wide,...