Search Results

This is a very handsome twining vine with small, very fragrant cream pinwheel flowers. It can cover a fence, trellis, or arbor with a little help, but can also be an effective ground cover or a spiller in a tall pot. Evergreen, lanceolate, glossy leaves are elegant year-round with the occasional orange to dark red...

This is a seedling selection of one of our all-time favorites with an abundance of white, sparkling, airy flowers ornamented with showy stamens. It's tall and requires support, but is worth the small effort. Please choose a shipping date between November 1 - April 1. Deciduous perennial. Mature size: 3-5 ft tall x 2 ft wide...

The skyscraper of Thalictrums, 'Elin' towers over our heads at 8 – 10 feet with lilac buds that open to lovely white or purple flowers and a haze of fluffy yellow anthers. The flowers are loosely ensconced in delicate blue-green-grey foliage. Not short on color, not short on performance, not short! June...

A creeping, dense, woody-based perennial, 'Elfin' makes a pretty and tough ground cover. Though thyme has been an integral part of the cuisines from whence it comes — Europe, Western Asia, and North Africa — this one is not the culinary thyme, Thymus vulgaris. Stems are clad with tiny, glossy green leaves,...

Large (did I say Large?), sweetly-scented creamy yellow flower heads on 2 foot tall plants with bamboo-like leaves. (Your neighbors won't have this.) Mature size: 2 ft T x W Minimum temperature: -30° F

Large, upright white flowers with a rosy fragrance crown an ample collar of mottled leaves. This is an impressive species in its peaceful Trillium way. Western California and Oregon native. To protect delicate Trillium foliage, please choose a shipping date between August 1 - March 1. This plant Does NOT ship in March, April,...

T. kurabayashii is one of the most sought-after West Coast native species. You'll find it in the woodlands of Southern Oregon if you are especially lucky. Mottled, large leaves and upright, rich, deep red flowers in spring will cause garden guests to draw in their breath in amazement. Given woodland...

These are seedlings of a yellow parent planted in 2010. Variability is expected, or you could say, secrets will be revealed. Please note, may revert to red! To protect delicate Trillium foliage, please choose a shipping date between August 1- March 1. This means the plant does not ship in March, April,...

White flowers with lightly mottled emerging foliage - to be identified. To protect delicate Trillium foliage, please choose a shipping date between August 1- March 1. This means the plant does not ship in March, April, May, June, or July. Minimum temperature: -10º F

A beautiful native evergreen coniferous tree from the upper elevations of the Cascades: sculptural, short-needled. This blue-green sentinel spire of the subalpine skyline is built for snow and ice: stiff branches with drooping tips dump the snow load. The cones are smaller than other species of Hemlock, resembling small spruce cones,...

Substantial bright crystal white flowers on this harbinger of spring. Flowers fade to pale pink with age, then give way to berry-like capsules—one of the showiest species in the genus. To protect delicate Trillium foliage, please choose a shipping date between August 1- March 1. This means the plant does not...

A small bulb that produces pale blue funnel-shaped flowers with soft, deep blue stripes. This Triteleia hybrid is synonymous with Brodiaea. Keep dry when dormant in summer. Ships when dormant. Please choose a shipping date between Aug 1 and March 1. Mature size: 10 in T x W Minimum temperature: -10° F

Globeflowers are vigorous, undemanding, and re-blooming. Inside this one's large orange cup are a cluster of vertical petals — the Queen of the Buttercups. 3' tall and 18" wide, it blooms June – July. Loving rich, moist, and even heavy soil, the water's edge or a bog will make it feel at...

Blooms of brilliant, yellow-orange cups with a cluster of darker orange petals in the center. Its color will stimulate a hankering for fresh-squeezed orange juice! Loves boggy or lightly moist soils and humus. This is one big buttercup! Mature size: 1-2 ft tall & 12-18 inches wide Minimum temperature: -20° F

Very pale, butter-yellow (the Swiss call them "butter balls"), semi-double, bowl-shaped flowers bloom from bronzed buds in late spring and early summer. Toothy, lobed, dark green leaves shine below. It's clumping, upright, and compact, and will tolerate somewhat heavy soils. In cooler climes, it can take full sun if watered...

Small, pretty and pale yellow cups, nearly double, are a sweet addition to the Trollius line-up. This is a lovely Dutch introduction that deserves a good place in a moist garden, but if it's "cheddar" then it's almost white cheddar — in any case, the prettiest light yellow. A June through July bloomer that can...