Forms a low, cushion-shaped mound of small green leaves, with

loads of upfacing, pure white blossoms appearing in early summer.

Stunning white blossoms appear for a very short time early spring, emitting a wonderful fragrance that attracts many kinds of early-flying pollinators such as Mason bees and Carpenter bees

Feathery fern-like foliage is green with gray, purple, and black tints. Yellow button-like flowers appear a few inches above the foliage in summer.

Forms a dense, weed suppressing mat with fantastic tricoloured foliage in shades dark green, creamy white, and rose purple . Short spikes of blue flowers stand above the low spreading foliage.

Gray lacy foliage gives way to white daisy flowers which completely cover the plant. 

Low growing charming shrub with masses of snowy white, fragrant flowers on slender arching branches in late spring.

Tiny white to pinkish-white flower spikes in May & June. One of the best native plants for the shade garden.

Masses of periwinkle-blue flowers from early to late summer on this compact grower. Attractive deeply lobed foliage is bronze-purple in spring and early summer, turning deep green by mid-summer & finally dark red in the fall.

Low growing, compact evergreen shrub with bright green needle like leaves. Magenta red bell shaped flowers in late winter to early spring.

Soft, graceful foliage is bright yellow. Loose clusters of creamy flowers in late spring. Forms a dense mounded clump that

resembles a miniature bamboo.

Lilac-blue flowers with flaring, star -shaped lobes appear in loose panicles along the stems in late spring.

Icy-blue green leaves combine with masses of small white bell-shaped flowers for dramatic effect. Mounding groundcover that is perfect plant for rock garden.

Heart shaped leaves boldly variegated, deep-green and white, some almost entirely white.

Features cone shaped white flowers and a longer bloom time.

Vigorous, spreading groundcover that can be very useful in moist, shady situations. Plants form a low mat of golden rounded leaves, bearing bright yellow flowers from late spring into the summer.

Pavement Rose. Semi double carmine pink flowers in large sprays of cupped flowers bloom continuously.

Lobed, yellow-gold to lime green leaves that are splashed with deep red. Sprays of small white bell flowers appear in late spring

Cup shaped blue flowers with white centers are held above a dense mound of lacey foliage

Profuse semi-double dark cerise flowers, deepening to ruby red are on display in late summer and early fall, contrasting fantastically with the dark green foliage. One of the darkest flowered heathers available.

Wooly silvery foliage with spikes of pink to purple flowers in June. Drought tolerant and easy to grow-does not like wet soil

Shiny evergreen cabbage like leaves with bright pinkish red flowers in spring and again in the fall. Leaves take on a remarkable reddish bronze hue during the winter on this semi evergreen perennial

Icy-blue leaves combine with masses of small pink bell-shaped flowers for dramatic effect. Mounding groundcover that is perfect plant for rock garden.

Forms a dense, weed suppressing mat with fantastic glossy, near-black, scalloped leaves and a dense habit. The deepest foliage color is achieved when plants are sited in full sun. Short spikes of blue flowers stand above the low spreading foliage.

White flowers spring to early summer are a stark contrast against its dark foliage.

 Forms a lovely mat of silvery foliage edged in green. Spikes of charming rose-red to red-purple flowers rise above the foliage from spring until early fall.

Large, bell shaped, canary yellow blossoms with a crepe like texture appear above the rich green foliage.

Stunning fully-double duck egg blue flowers sit above a mounding clump of handsome deeply divided green dark leaves

Continuous summer bloom, Huge 2.5 inch saucer shaped violet blue flowers with white centres. Attractive deep green foliage with lighter chartreuse marbling.

Brillant golden yellow rosettes are tipped in electric red-orange during the cooler months of the year. In mid summer the rosettes transform to vibrant lime green

Highly underrated ground cover of great beauty and considerable late-season interest. Durable, long-lived and requires very little maintenance. Although it is slow to emerge in the spring once it breaks dormancy it grows rapidly