Green to bright chartreuse flowers appear in clusters above scalloped, grey-green foliage late spring through summer

Compact plant with purple-blue aromatic flowers and silvery grey foliage

Lovely apricot-peach, kissed with soft yellow blooms in late spring and again during the summer.

Long lasting flowers are great for bees and butterflies.

Good in a rock garden or as a ground cover.

Large conical spikes of bright yellow flowers are held above the foliage.

Intense deep red flowers with darker tips in neatly cupped bracts held on sturdy stems above clumps of finely textured deep green leaves.

Beautiful, lacy green foliage a little bit like a columbine or maidenhair fern. Features a stunning contrast of lavender-pink flower clusters and dark stems

Upright clumps of narrow sword like foliage with long arching sprays of star-like brilliant orange flowers with mahogany throats. Extended bloom time

Very tiny white flowers contrast beautifully with the chartreuse foliage. Visually appealing moss that lies flat to the ground and tolerates light foot traffic

Flower scapes tower above the grass-like green foliage & bear an umbrella shaped clusters of starry pink pendant flowers during summer.

Upright bushy clump of lavender-pink snapdragon-like showy flowers from late summer until fall above green foilage on this bright perennial.

Puckered green foliage with spikes of purple flowers make this an awesome ground cover

Forms a bushy mound of silver foliage, with long spikes of purpleblue flowers. Excellent for fresh cutting, this is an excellent Lavender selection for drying. Often repeat blooms in late summer or fall.

Giant 12 inch leaves of glossy black foliage contrast boldly with its yellow-orange daisy-like flowers. Often called Elephant Ears.

Vigorous and sturdy

Native woodland plant that is widespread across most of eastern North America

Magnificent plumes of fragrant flowers over a long season complement attractive foliage.

Upright clumps of narrow sword like foliage with long arching brilliant flame red flower stems. Extended bloom time

Delicate in both flower & leaf. Covered in dense flattened clusters of small white flowers dotted with lavender tones. Erect, many branched aromatic perennial adorned with narrow toothless gray-green leaves that exude a minty fragrance when crushed.

Upright bushy clump of pure white snapdragon-like showy flowers from late summer until fall above dark green foliage on this bright perennial

Produces many yellow centered pink, rose, or red daisies on 24 to 36" stems in early summer above lacy, fern-like foliage

Compact plant with elegant white blooms and silvery grey foliage. For drying pick flowers when showing colour but before fully open and hang them in a cool, dry area.

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

A bright splash of pure raspberry colour in late spring and again during the summer.

Long lasting flowers are great for bees and butterflies.

Wonderfully fragrant, upward facing, double clear white flowers. Double Lilies do not produce pollen

Tall, herbaceous perennial with generous sprays of fluffy, bright, lavender-purple flowers borne on tall, upright, jet-black stems. They rise above equally attractive foliage clumps of lacy, refined, green leaves.

Clusters of nodding, narrowly bell shaped pale yellow flowers in mid to late spring that are slightly twisted. Flowers are followed by a three-lobed fruit that rests on the leaves.

Very tiny white flowers contrast beautifully with the dense, dark green foliage. Visually appealing moss that lies flat to the ground and tolerates light foot traffic

Rosettes carrying a multitude of 16″ flowering stems above the foliage with numerous, large, smoky-purple flowers

Upright bushy clump of lavender-pink snapdragon-like showy

flowers from late summer until fall above dark green foliage on

this bright perennial. The flowers in the spikes will stay wherever you move them, hence the name obedient plant

Hairy flower stems emerge from the ground in spring followed by large bell-shaped flowers in shades of purples pinks and reds. Flowers are followed by equally ornamental, plume-like seedheads.