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Dark green leathery leaves show off fragrant white flower clusters in spring and metallic blue berries often appear simultaneously showing off against red stems. Excellent for garden structure, for a hedge, or for a lower screen. Mature size: 5’ T x 5’ W Minimum temperature: 0° F

August to October, large, flat-topped, deep rose flower heads (corymbs) bloom above succulent, light blue-green leaves. Given soil that is not rich, it will form a sturdy clump 16" T x 12" W. It's plenty happy in clay soil or shallow, rocky soil which makes it doubly appreciated! Butterflies will ornament the flowers!...

A Northwest native: silver-grey rosettes (blushed with pink in cool weather) topped with lemon-yellow flowers in late summer. A good ground cover for the rock garden. Mature size: 4-8 in T x W Minimum temperature: -10° F

Chilopsis linearis ‘Lucretia Hamilton’ is a large shrub (or small tree) with a single trunk and narrow leaves which give a willow effect. Its fragrant trumpet blooms all through the summer and heat tolerance make it a desirable garden addition. The species' native habitat ranges from the southwestern United States and into north-central Mexico....

Attractive textured dark green leaves with tints of inky purple and washes of red. A choice specimen for the rockery, shady nook, or trough. A cool, shaded position in some nice humus will yield best results. "Saxifraga fortunei was first described in 1863 by William Jackson Hooker from a Chinese collection and named...

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...

Above the green foliage blushed reddish-purple, flowers of pale pink spritzes that dance on invisible stems from spring to summer. A truly delightful addition to the woodland garden and serves as a fine ground cover. Mature size: 6-12 in T x W Minimum temperature: -10° F

Mauve colored blossoms are set off to perfection by the silver-hued green foliage which persists as long as the blooms. Bred by Dutch Allium specialist Wietse Mellema by crossing A. licoanicum x A. nevskianum. Sterile flowers won't set seed. Mature size: 2 ft tall Minimum temperature -30°

Rounded petals stained with red-violet and pink. From Ernie and Marietta O'Byrne of NW Garden Nursery, Eugene, Oregon. Mature size: 15-18 inches T & W Minimum temperature: -20° F

This tough, evergreen perennial forms a tight, fuzzy grey carpet--great at the front of a border, rock gardens, etc. In spring, clusters of purple-pink flowers on tall stems. Very drought tolerant once established. Mature size: foliage mat grows to 3-4 in T x 12 in W; flower spikes 12 in T Minimum temperature: -20° F

Description coming soon.... No lime, please, for these woodlanders. Mature size: 6-8 inches tall; politely spreading Minimum temperature: -20° F

Bright blue flower sparklers on sturdy stems up to 18 inches tall. The low-growing, wide, glossy green leaves are evergreen to semi-evergreen in mild climates. Will go winter dormant in areas with cooler winter temperatures. Appreciates afternoon shade in regions with hot summers. Will withstand some periods of drought once...

Large, yellow-orange-pink blossoms flowers with contrasting red stamens in spring and fall; succulent leaf rosettes. Great for rock gardens. Perennial; mature size: 6 in T Minimum temperature: -30 F

Late-spring to early summer large, anemone-type blooms have rose-pink petals around an explosion of deep pink and gold staminoides. Perennial; mature size: 2-3 ft T x W Minimum temperature: -40° F

Ruffled purple foliage with bronze-green and mercury-pink veins radiating out from the center of the palmate, incised leaves. A gorgeous, well-loved selection with shiny beet-red undersides of the leaves. Stems of airy pale-pink flower spikes with unusual, but graceful unevenly matched petals. A cool, shaded position in some nice humus will yield...

Non-stop candy corn orange and yellow tubular flowers from early summer into fall just to make hummingbirds happy. From Mexico, you'll delight in these charming little fire-breathing dragons. Mature size: 2 ft T x W Minimum temperature: 10° F