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Deep green, arching leaves are topped in late summer by bottlebrush-like silvery bloom spikes on tall stems. Yellow leaf color in fall. This is a sterile selection bred to flower longer and will not reseed. Mature size: 3-4 ft tall by 3 feet wide Minimum temperature: -20° F

An airy, deciduous shrub with fine, variegated leaves and willowy stems purportedly used in basketry. Best effect is achieved in part or dappled shade where it creates a lovely, light atmospheric effect. This is a cultivar of Symporicarpos orbiculatus, which is native to the Eastern & Central United States, as well as...

This biennial sage is an annual source of wonder for customers who are astounded by its huge, showy, glowing lavender-pink bracts. Mature size: to 5 ft tall x 2 ft wide in its second year. Minimum temperature: -20° F

Narrow, dark green evergreen leaves are perfectly matched with rich red stems. In spring, pretty little greenish-white spritzes for flowers are fleeting but lovely _ the foliage and stems are the real prize. Nicely accompanied by manzanita, rock rose, pines, viburnums, heathers, daphne, hebes, hellebores.... This is a commonly underestimated shrub that...

Clusters of frilly-edged, dense, dark green fronds emerge from rhizomes that, in native habitat, cling to rocky outcrops in Western North America. Deciduous fern, mature size: 10 in T x W Minimum temperature: -25° F

Collected in China by Daryl Probst. The cultivar name was given by "Mr. Impatiens", Derick Pitman. Spreading perennial with white-veined, dark green leaves and light, sulfur-yellow flowers. Foliage may be removed for shipping. Plants will regenerate new foliage from the tuberous root system. Mature size: 16 inches tall Minimum temperature:...

Selected by Dan Hinkley, from the NE corner of India, in 2019. Large flowers, of light lavender, add charm to the Fall shade garden on this politely behaved Impatiens. Provide some summer water and mulch with compost. Mature size: decid, 2 ft T x 3 ft W Minimum temperature: 10° F

We are fortunate to have this native growing in open meadows and woodlands west of the Cascades in Oregon, SW Washington, and Northern California. These seedlings have pale lilac to purple flowers on 15 inch stems and are prolific! Minimum temperature: -10° F

In late winter/very early spring you will follow your nose to this dwarf clump-forming shrub to enjoy the sweet, sweet fragrance from its small, small white flowers. Fragrant Valley™ has glossy dark green, narrow leaves. Happiest in deep to part shade, it will tolerate some sun with ample water. Disease-resistant,...

A stemless, evergreen rosette of slightly glossy leaves give rise to clusters of two-lipped, funnel-shaped blooms of light violet marked with peach. A gorgeous rockery plant from the shaded, alkaline slopes of the Balkans (though it will also tolerate neutral or acid soil). Mature size: 1.5 in T x 8 in W Minimum temperature: -15° F Photo...

This verdant woodland jewel is native throughout forested areas of Canada, Oregon and Washington where it creates a charming 6" carpet of diminutive dogwood. Oval, pointed leaves with impressed parallel veins are punctuated by tiny, purple-grey flowers surrounded by their more noticeable, springtime bright white bracts looking like large snowflakes freshly...

A rounded compact evergreen shrub, with small crinkled gray-green leaves, provides a pleasing backdrop for the white crepe paper blooms with bright yellow stamens. Shows off throughout June with such abundance the petals carpet the ground! Mature size: 3 ft x 3 ft Minimum temperature: 5° F

This burgundy-stemmed dwarf lily has large, long, burgundy flower buds that break into fragrant white trumpets enlivened by pink and burgundy exterior streaks, and a yellow-green throat! Narrow, strappy leaves form a basal clump. Well-drained soil preferred, after all it is an alpine from the mountains of Taiwan (formerly Formosa). Imagine coming...

Groundcover covered in pale purple star-shaped flowers in early summer. Mature size: 4-6 in T x 1-2 ft W Minimum temperature: -30° F

Red-orange spring leaf color becomes glossy-green in summer, followed by absolutely brilliant reds in fall. A deciduous tree, broadly pyramidal, hands-down handsome. 30–40' x 15–25' Minimum temperature: -20° F Featured on Great Plant Picks: https://www.greatplantpicks.org/plantlists/view/1795

One of the longest-blooming geraniums. It has 1 in flowers beginning in late spring through early autumn. Noted for having particularly lovely foliage, it emerges with purple rouge, fades to a deep green for summer, and develops stunning red and orange color in the fall. Easy to grow. Mature size: 18-24 in...