Achillea (Yarrow), Sunset
Large, dark orange flower clusters atop tall, stiff stems. Attracts butterflies and is deer and rabbit resistant
Ajuga, Burgundy Glow
Tri-colored foliage with mixture of white, cream, and green foliage enhanced with burgundy-red tints. Attracts butterflies and humming-birds, is deer and rabbit resistant.
Ajuga, Golden Glow
Green foliage with cream variegation that produces short violet-blue flowers. Attracts butterflies and humming-birds, is deer resistant.
Alchemilla Molis, Gold Strike
Yellow-gold flowers that sit atop light green scalloped foliage. Compact growing. Attracts butterflies and is deer resistant.
Alchemilla, Thriller
Alchemilla was so named because its natural silvered leaf was thought to influence metals in the ancient art of alchemy.
Allium Cobalt Millenium
Allium x ‘FB2020’
A unique variety of the popular Millenium ornamental onion, with its large rosy-pink blooms and a long flowering period, plus the added features of blue-green foliage and a more compact size. Easy to care for and has excellent garden performance. Adored by bees. Perennial.
Allium, Medusa
Please contact us for pricing details. Add texture and intrigue to the perennial border and containers with this ornamental onion whose features mimic Medusa’s mythological snakes. The low mound of narrow grey-green foliage curls and twists, with the nodding buds resembling snake eyes before they open and begin to straighten. Flowers are a light amethyst purple forming nearly 2 round clusters that put on a show for nearly a month. Well behaved, it forms clumps that slowly spread with no seedlings. It is largely left alone by rabbits and deer.”
Allium, Millenium
Please contact us for pricing details. This easy to grow perennial is perfect for the hot, full sun garden, blooming in July and August with bright, cheerful rosy-purple 2 round flowers atop a mound of neat, tidy, bright green strappy foliage that, when crushed, has the fragrance of onions. Deer hate the onion scent. Some designers are using this plant in gardens to keep the deer away from the rest of the plants in the garden. Loves hot, dry conditions.”
Allium, Summer Beauty
This ornamental onion is beautiful throughout the seasons. One of the first plants to emerge in spring, its neat glossy green foliage is attractive from spring through fall. In mid-summer, pink round flowers emerge just above the foliage and add a touch of color to the mid-summer garden. The flowers themselves are sterile. Once they fade and dry, they add a nice structural element to the winter garden. A tough, easy to grow plant that will not be eaten by deer, rabbits and rodents, and is quite tolerant of drought conditions and hot weather.
Allium, Windy City
Thin dark-green leaves provide a dramatic backdrop for lavender-purple flower clusters on strong, dark stems. Spent flowers persist for winter interest, but are near-sterile, setting very little seed. This particularly compact variety is perfect for small spaces. An exquisite cut flower, fresh or dried. Perennial.
Anemone, Serenade Japanese
Deep pink double flowers stand tall above the lush dark green foliage from late summer to fall. A charming addition to mixed color containers, flowering borders, and woodland gardens. One of the top rated in the Chicago Botanic Garden’s 2004 Anemone evaluation. A slow growing, herbaceous perennial.
Anemone, Snowdrop
Lightly fragrant, yellow-centered, white flowers are borne above the soft-textured blue-green foliage on this lovely shade tolerant forest native. Ideal for naturalizing in rockeries and woodland borders under the canopy of large trees. Spreads freely by underground stems; more so in loose, moist soils. An herbaceous perennial.