Hosta, Shadowland® Waterslide
This beautifully blue ruffled hosta with rippled leaves hold their color all season long. Lavender flowers appear on proportionate flower scapes.
Hosta, Shadowland®Empress
The largest known hosta available! This massive plant forms a gigantic upright mound of huge, thick, dark green leaves topped with pale reddish violet flowers. It will make a fantastic statement in your shade garden.
Hosta, Stained Glass Lavendar
This cultivar has outstanding foliage that is a glowing yellow surrounded by a 2″ wide dark green margin. The leaves are slightly corrugated. It is a vigorous grower, and forms a large clump that is topped by fragrant, light lavender flowers in late summer. A sport of the cultivar ‘Guacamole’, it is bound to become a garden classic. Selected as the Hosta of the Year in 2006 by the American Hosta Growers Association.
Hyssop, Orange
Please contact us for pricing details. Bold orange blooms above silvery-green foliage, plants have a rich, lavender aroma.
Iceland Poppy, Champagne Bubbles Mix
Please contact us for pricing details. Delicate, airy flowers with a crepe-like texture rise above the low foliage on strong stems.
Iceland Poppy, Champagne Bubbles Orange
Please contact us for pricing details. Delicate, airy, and fragrant orange blooms that look like crepe paper.
Iceland Poppy, Champagne Bubbles Pink
Please contact us for pricing details. Delicate, airy and fragrant pink blooms that look like crepe paper.
Iceland Poppy, Champagne Bubbles Summer Breeze Mix
Please contact us for pricing details. Small, multiple flowers are a mix from pale yellow to scarlet orange in color, hardy and long-lived.
Iceland Poppy, Champagne Bubbles Yellow
Please contact us for pricing details. Delicate, airy and fragrant yellow blooms that look like crepe paper.
Iris, Bennerup Blue Siberian
Blue, beardless blooms rise above refined, slender, sword-like, green foliage. Mass with shrubs and other perennials for low maintenance color. Native to moist meadows, but due to their adaptable nature, Siberian Iris can be used in borders, rain gardens, or in moist riparian buffers around ponds or water features. An herbaceous perennial.
Iris, Butter & Sugar Siberian
One of the highest rated of the Siberian Iris! Beautiful bicolor blooms are a harmonious combination of creamy yellow and white petals, supported on stiff upright stems above refined clumps of slender green foliage. Thrives in damp soils; excellent in naturalized settings, around ponds, rain gardens, or water features. An herbaceous perennial.
Iris, Cascade Spice Japanese
Ruffled white flowers with an outer band of purple. Blooms rise above the narrow green foliage on stiff stems – a great pick for cut flower arrangements. Excellent near water features, in damp borders, at the edge of ponds or streams, or even in pots plunged halfway to the rim in water gardens. An herbaceous perennial.
Iris, Kaboom
Large, 6 inch double, blue-violet flowers with gold and white sunburst blaze. Attracts humming-birds and is deer resistant.
Iris, Variegated
Flashy, green and golden-striped foliage to brighten the garden! Light lavender-blue bearded flowers have a soft, sweet fragrance. Excellent near the front of borders where the foliage can be seen close up. Best in full sun, but this species is more shade-tolerant than many other species of iris. An herbaceous perennial.
Iris, Variegated Japanese Water
The perfect plant in moist borders, at the edge of ponds or streams, or even in pots plunged halfway to the rim in water gardens. Variegated foliage will brighten any woodland or damp garden setting. The exquisite blooms emerge in early to midsummer; earlier in mildest regions. An herbaceous perennial.
Ivy, Engelmann Ivy or Virginia Creeper
A cultivar of P. quinquefolia that has smaller leaves than the species and is also less vigorous. Clings better to masonry than the species. Fall color deep burgundy-red. Small blue fruits attractive to birds.
Joe Pye Weed, Baby Joe
Eutrochium dubium ‘Baby Joe’
Offering the same appearance as common Joe-Pye Weed, but on a much smaller scale, making it easier to incorporate into smaller gardens! Forms a bushy, upright mound of dark green foliage on dark purple-red stems topped with large umbrella-like magenta flowers. Blooms late in summer. Foliage can be cut for arrangements or left on, creating fabulous winter interest.
Lamium, Beacon Silver
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Lamium, Red Nancy
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Lathyrus, Pearl Mix
A vigorous climber with shades of purple, pink, and white flowers. An old fashioned favorite. Attracts pollinators.
Leontopodium, Edelwiess
Silvery, velvety foliage produces white star-shaped flowers.
Lewisia, Elise Mix
An extensive mixture of pink, rose, salmon, yellow, orange, and soft purple including bicolors. Attracts songbirds.
Lewisia, Elise Ruby Red
Stunning, radiant, single color red flowers bloom over a long season.
Lewisia, Elise Ultra Violet
Abundant and continuous purple flowers bloom during the whole season.
Liatris, Alba
Grass-like, tufted foliage produce spikes of fluffy white flowers in mid-summer. Attracts butterflies and songbirds, is deer resistant.
Liatris, Blazing Star
Please contact us for pricing details. Grass-like, tufted foliage with spikes of fluffy blue-violet flowers in mid-summer.
Liatris, Blue
Grass-like, tufted foliage with spikes of fluffy blue-violet flowers in mid-summer attracts butterflies. Attracts butterflies and is deer resistant.
Ligularia, Bottle Rocket
This robust grower will make a statement in your shade garden with its bright mustard yellow flower spikes in summer. Large, thick, serrated leaves form a compact clump.
Ligularia, Midnight Lady
Please contact us for pricing details. Large, deep purple leaves with toothed edges and robust orange-yellow flowers.
Ligularia, Othello
This plant’s best features include big, bold foliage with purple tones to the undersides of the leaves and stems. Blooms in late summer to early fall with large orange, daisy-like flowers that rise above the large mound of foliage. Reaches a mature height and spread of 3-4′. Prefers moist soils and can easily be planted alongside bogs and ponds.
Lily, Captain Tulsa Calla
Bright red flowers above a compact, lush clump of thick, sword-like foliage from late spring through midsummer. Adds an exotic, tropical flair to any entryway, porch, or patio. An easy to grow and impressive cut flower. A frost-tender herbaceous perennial in warmer winter regions; may be overwintered indoors in colder regions.
Lily, Captain Lovely Calla
Lovely deep pink flowers emerge from a lush clump of thick, sword-like foliage from late spring through midsummer. Adds an exotic, tropical flair to any entryway, porch, or patio. An easy to grow and impressive cut flower. A frost-tender herbaceous perennial in warmer winter regions; may be overwintered indoors in colder regions.
Lily, Captain Solo Calla
Bright yellow flowers above a compact, lush clump of thick, sword-like foliage from late spring through midsummer. Adds an exotic, tropical flair to any entryway, porch, or patio. An easy to grow and impressive cut flower. A frost-tender herbaceous perennial in warmer winter regions; may be overwintered indoors in colder regions.
Lily, Dwarf ‘Matrix Gold’
Lily, Dwarf ‘Matrix Orange’
Hybrid lilies are easy to grow, hardy, and long-lived, this variety has, upward-facing orange flowers.
Lily, Dwarf Matrix Red
Hybrid lilies are easy to grow, hardy, and long-lived, this variety has upward-facing dark red flowers.
Lily, Oriental ‘Star’
Linum, Sapphire (Flax)
Pure sky blue blooms top the dwarf, blue-green, fern-like foliage. Early and long lasting. Attracts butterflies, is deer and rabbit resistant.
Little Rocket Leopard Plant
A fairly compact selection well-suited to smaller gardens, with large, jagged-edged green leaves. Long, purple-black spikes encrusted with bright yellow, daisy-like flowers are displayed well above the foliage. A great choice for specimen plantings or large tub or container use in the patio or pool area. An herbaceous perennial.
Lobelia, Great Blue (Native Prairie Plant)
Deep blue flowers borne in leafy spikes attracts hummingbirds and butterflies. Attracts Pollinators, butterflies, and humming-birds. Is deer resistant.
Lobelia, Green Native (Native Prairie Plant)
Cardinal red flower spikes form a spectacular contrast with dark green foliage. Flower beds or near a pond. Attracts pollinators, butterflies, and humming-birds. Is deer and rabbit resistant.
Lupine, Mini Gallery Blue Bicolor
Please contact us for pricing details. Dwarf version of the Gallery series, blue and white flower spires on a compact mound of dark green foliage.
Lupine, Mini Gallery Pink Bicolor
Please contact us for pricing details. Dwarf version of the Gallery series, pink and white bicolor flower spires on a compact mound of dark green foliage.
Lupine, Mini Gallery Red
Please contact us for pricing details. Dwarf version of the Gallery series, rich red flower spires on a compact mound of dark green foliage.
Lupine, Mini Gallery Yellow
Please contact us for pricing details. Dwarf version of the Gallery series, sunny yellow flower spires on a compact mound of dark green foliage.
Lupine, Minnarette Mix
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Lupine, Tutti Frutti Mix
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Lychnis, Maltese Cross
Dense, terminal clusters of bright red, Maltese Cross shaped flowers. Blooms all summer. Attracts butterflies and humming-birds, is rabbit resistant.
Lysimachia, Aurea Gold
Fast growing ground cover has yellow flowers and glossy, round, yellow-green leaves.
Massachusetts Kinnikinnick
A very cold-hardy Northeastern native groundcover with clusters of pale pink two-inch bell-shaped flowers followed by ornamental red berries that persist into winter. Autumn foliage is tinged red-gold. The low, spreading form is very useful for low water rock gardens and hillsides in cooler regions. Evergreen.
Milkweed (Butterfly), Butterfly Flower
Please contact us for pricing details. 2017 Perennial Plant of the Year. Bright orange flowers followed by narrow pods, Monarchs lay their eggs on this plant.
Milkweed (Butterfly), Hello Yellow
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Milkweed (Swamp), Cinderella
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Milkweed (Swamp), Ice Ballet
Please contact us for pricing details. Beautiful native plant that produces clusters of white flowers, Monarchs lay their eggs on this plant, Formerly known as Milkmaid.
Milkweed, Butterflyweed – Orange
Native prairie wildflower. Fragrant orange flowers from mid to late summer. Tap rooted and drought tolerant. NE GreatPlants® 2000 Award Winner.
Milkweed, Cinderella
A must-have for sunny gardens! One of the most beautiful milkweeds, this selection, with its glowing red flowers, has much more refined foliage and a tidier habit. Large, vanilla-scented flower clusters rise up among the long, lush leaves all summer long. Tolerates swampy, boggy conditions. An herbaceous perennial.
Milkweed, Common
Please contact us for pricing details. This native prairie wildflower has delicately fragrant flowers in June and July, ranging in color from dusty white to pink-purple. In fall, seed pods form that slowly crack open to release the wind-carried seeds. This drought-tolerant perennial is great for naturalizing and a wonderful addition to the native landscape.
Milkweed, Gay Butterflies
A brilliantly colored milkweed with fiery shades of red, orange, and yellow in summer. This easy-care, well-behaved plant needs little attention and provides wonderful color. Tolerant of lean, unimproved soils. Ideal for naturalized areas, meadows, and borders. An herbaceous perennial.
Milkweed, Rose
A must-have for sunny, wildlife-friendly gardens! Showy, rose-pink flowers are sweetly scented, clustered above tall stems with lush leaves, blooming throughout summer. Interesting seed-pods often persist into winter. This North American native tolerates swampy, boggy conditions, and may naturalize in wetland settings. An herbaceous perennial.
Milkweed, Showy
This Western North American native lives up to its name with big orbs of star-shaped violet-pink flowers. An easy care plant that is tolerant of a variety of situations, from poor, dry soils to moist areas. A more manageable garden plant than common milkweed (Asclepias syriaca). An herbaceous perennial.
Milkweed, Soulmate
A selection of the native incarnata plant with cherry pink flowers provides food for Monarch butterflies. Attract butterflies and humming-birds. Is deer resistant.
Mum, Mammoth Coral Daisy
Deep coral, yellow-centered blooms mature to antique rose. In late summer to fall, the bright flowers absolutely cover the dense foliage, forming a neat mound. Terrific for borders, edging, large containers, and mass plantings. Improved hardiness. Developed by the University of Minnesota.
Mum, Mammoth Lavender Daisy
Lovely lavender, daisy-shaped flowers bloom in late summer to fall. The bright flowers absolutely cover the dense foliage, forming a neat mound. Terrific for borders, edging, large containers, and mass plantings. Improved hardiness. Developed by the University of Minnesota.
Mum, Mammoth Red Daisy
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