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This robust Itoh Peony is a strong grower with flowers that bloom the dusky pink of an old-fashioned rose accentuated with raspberry-hued flares at the base of each petal. Mature size: 32 in T x W Minimum temperature: -40° F

New fronds are crimped, golden-green that stand out against orange-brown stalks. Once mature, multiple crowns result in a dense, crimpy dome of fronds. The established specimens in our garden have been subjected to bright sun and somewhat dry conditions and have tolerated it well. Who knows what it might do with...

These seedlings come from a beautiful Cyclamen that has been thriving in front of our shop for over 15 years. They feature a Christmas tree-like foliage pattern and display a range of flower colors, from pink to white. Mature size: 3-6 in T x 6 in W Minimum temperature: -10° F

From the Andes to Patagonia, D. spinosa is a slowly growing, upright evergreen shrub. Very dark green glossy and spiny leaves are reminiscent of Holly but the flower is an unlikely but enticing waxy, tubular, bright orange pendent bloom seemingly dipped in yellow—a much better take on the candy corn effect....

A euphonious quartet of purple-green to black leaves, and orange, light yellow, and pink orchid flowers make this a must for any collector. This west coast native is exotically moody in color, and wonderfully prolific in a water feature. For best color, grow in sun with lots of water. This orchid does just...

A creeping evergreen groundcover, native to China, with large, rounded, glossy leaves nearly 6 inches across! This rarely offered plant can live in full shade to full sun. The early summer white flowers, followed by orange-red, edible, raspberry-like fruit, are attractive to bees, butterflies, and birds. Minimum temperature: -10° F

A gothic queen, enchanting like fireflies in a night sky the velvety texture takes it to another level of lush and luxurious. This one is rich with sophistication and intrigue. Mature size: 6-8 in T x W Minimum temperature: 0° F

Excellent yarrow selection with deep rosy-red flat-topped blooms that resist fading. Drought-tolerant pollinator magnet that is just irresistible in any garden! Mature size: 2-3 ft tall and wide Minimum temperature: -40° F Photo credit to Takao Nursery, used with their generous permission. https://takaonursery.com/plant/achillea-red-velvet/

Bright chartreuse bracts on tall stems in early summer blend beautifully with border companions. Light seems to positively emanate from them! Respectable golden fall color as well. Clumping. Mature size: 2-3 feet tall & 3 feet wide Minimum temperature: 0° F

Unusual plant with charming flowers that nestle among deeply divided foliage in the shape of a multi-toed bird. A wildflower native to the east coast that grows in sandy, gravelly soil in open woods, roadsides, and slopes. Provide excellent drainage, and some summer water to be rewarded with gentle reseeding. Fabulous addition...

Arching stems with shiny evergreen leaves hold rows of pendent, ribbed, narrowly bell-shaped flowers of a luscious creamy white. Mature size: 3 ft T x W Minimum temperature: 25° F

Clumps of narrow, grassy leaves culminate in flaring, starry flowers, deep rosy pink, and blooming mid to late spring. Native throughout Africa; somewhat tender. Matures size: 6-12 inches T and clumping. Minimum temperature: 20° F

Warm yellow cups on 6-inch stems are streaked with copper-orange inside and out. Self-sowing they'll form a colony of optimistic blooms, August to September. Generally, they'll respond to the season's first rain showers, bursting into bloom to brighten the first cloudy days. Native to the Gulf of Mexico in various populations...

Beautiful foliage — a mosaic of pink, purple, rose, burgundy and silver! This deciduous shrub likes a sunny site with good drainage. Pick up on the colors with various bloomers close by. Tolerates drought and deer. Mature size: 4-6 ft T x W Minimum temperature: -30° F

Narrow, glossy, evergreen leaves and yellow flowers in spring line arching branches on this squat, touseled shrub. Mature size: 2–3 ft T x 3+ ft W Minimum temperature: -10° F

The Pacific Northwest blue elderberry that , as a child, I was so fascinated with a myriad of fanciful projects found use for their hollow stems. It is a tall upright, deciduous shrub, with foamy creamy-white summer flowers and blue fruit covered with a gray bloom in late summer. It can make a nice elderflower cordial or...