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One of the most upright of all the toad lilies we have grown, it can reach 4 feet at times. Lavender orchid-like flowers are freckled with purple, blooming in late summer and autumn. Minimum temperature: -20° F

Narrow, soft yellow flowers with the slightest green tinge stand upright over a wide collar of leaves. It had us at "yellow," but its white-dappled leaves make it all the more elaborate and delicate, dare I say, ethereal. Excellent vigor makes this species one all gardeners can enjoy. To protect delicate Trillium...

Our PNW native trillium, a tri-petaled bloom white as the driven snow (with occasional pinkish tinge, especially as blooms age), 16 inches tall with a collar of three large leaves echoing the bloom. In a word, elegant. To protect delicate Trillium foliage, please choose a shipping date between August 1 - March 1. This means the...

Springtime 4-inch wide blooms of velvety, deep chocolate-red petals, noticeable white anthers, and recurving petals are held directly beneath giant, horizontal leaves. Native to the Southwest. Provide at least partial shade and woodland soil. To protect delicate Trillium foliage, please choose a shipping date between August 1- March 1. This means...

Rarely offered PNW native! Constellations of creamy yellow flowers marked with a fine dark brown line top short stems. They love summer drought! Rarely offered by online by bulb wholesalers. Mature size: 10 inches tall, clump-forming Minimum temperature: -10° F

Exquisite South African bulb with muted lavender-pink petals and yellow-green corona—glows like a tiny little crown in the middle—blooms delightfully in early summer from May to August. Fragrant with a heavy scent of cloves or violets, particularly in the evening. Enjoys consistent summer water. Mature size: 10 inches tall Minimum temperature: 10°...

Silvery green leaves and tall slender stems support abundant white flowers brushed on the outside with soft flamingo-pink. They can be tucked into rock crevices, pots of low-water plants, or next to stones or walkways. Midday the blooms will open wide and flat making a starry white display, closing later in...

Western North America native with umbels of white flowers with a delicate dark midrib. Works as a mixer with other xeriscape plantings. A great nectar and pollen source for many insects. Early spring bloom. Mature size: 12-24 in T Minimum temperature: -10° F

From a distance, it looks almost like an agapanthus with its masses of violet-blue flowers. In late spring to early summer, wiry stems emerge topped with a constellation of small blue-violet trumpets that make great cut flowers. No summer water needed. Triteleia grows natively in sunny, grassy areas. mature size: 12-24 inches...

Early blooming North American native that is festooned with lovely creamy yellow bells in early spring. Perfect for woodland gardens and slowly spread by rhizomes to form a full clump. Even better, bees love to pollinate them! Mature size: 18 inches tall Minimum temperature: -40° F

This stout little shrub, high on the cuteness scale, with convex glossy leaves and springtime (Apr/May) rose-pink to rose-red clusters of urn flowers comes to us from the forests and rocky slopes of the Himalayas—Sikkim and Bhutan. Black berries ornament it in fall and are edible. Grows best in a cool...

From South Africa: Year-round umbels of pink buds open to white, six-petaled star blooms; bluish-green grass-like foliage. Evergreen. 12"–18" Minimum temperature: 0 ° F

A spectacular elm with toothed and textural chartreuse leaves forming a brilliant upright vase. These plants have fast vertical growth. In order to continue shipping these plants, we trim the top. When new growth emerges, choose a new leader. Mature size: 8-12 ft tall by only 2-4 ft wide initially, later becoming wider...

Navel of Venus is a biennial succulent plant with round leaves and an 8" spire of pale yellow, tiny, tubular flowers held closely. It's unusual appearance and moniker make it quite the conversation piece! We have it in a gravelly rock garden where it hugs the rocks and fills the crevices, slowly...

This richly-hued New Zealand native features arching bronze, grassy leaves with cherry-red margins and a clumping habit. It prefers cool, moist conditions and is decidedly unhappy in full sun with excessive heat. Excellent massed in a low border next to a lawn or pond, in containers with blue-foliaged plants, or in mixed drifts...

A slow-growing small tree, U. speciosa has fragrant clusters of bright pink flowers that appear in early spring, followed by deep green pinnate leaves up to 12 inches long. Woody, tri-lobed seed pods are 1/2" in diameter, and fall leaf color is a golden-yellow. Light gray to brown bark, smooth on young...