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Soft, purple, daisy-like flowers with yellow centers bloom for months on this optimistic, hard-working perennial. Against the blue-green leaves, and in morning and evening, it veritably glows! Perfect for the rock garden, sunny path-side, or parking strip. It's happy at the coast and tolerates valley clay! Mature size: 2 ft T x W Minimum...

'Meadow Muffin', so-named for its basal, muffin-like leaf rosettes, blooming May–June with flat, light lavender ray flowers with large yellow-green centers. Wonderfully curious. Mature size: 16 in T x W Minimum temperature: 0° F

Pale pink ray florets, reminiscent of daisies with vibrant yellow centers, dance above woolly, pinnately divided blue-grey foliage. Found in alpine or subalpine conditions throughout western North America, making this an ideal perennial for rock gardens. Loved by pollinators! Mature size: 8 inches tall x 12 inches wide Minimum temperature: -40° F

In June – August, saturated purple-blue flowers thickly fringed with fine petals cover this erect, clump-forming hybrid, their yellow center disks brightly punctuating the garden. It will happily grow in even crack or crevice, good-naturedly accommodating drought or clay, though sandy soil is ideal. This low-maintenance, exuberant plant is long-blooming,...

A long, showy summer display of dark violet-blue flowers over a bushy clump of dark green foliage. Dead-heading increases blooms. Tough and lovely for a sunny dry spot. Perennial clump reaching 20 x 20 in, possibly a bit bigger. Minimum temperature: -50° F

A profuse bloom of bright, golden-yellow ray flowers with fluted petals and jagged edges make a tidy mound. Cut back in mid or late summer for rebloom. Appreciated by butterflies. PP18,789 Mature size: 1 – 1.5 ft T & W (Pictured with Erigeron 'Wayne Roderick', pale lavender blooms, and Erigeron 'Darkest of All', deep lavender...