Plants by Zone
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Geum triflorum (PRAIRIE SMOKE)
$12.95The smoke of the common name refers to the seed head¬óa 2" tuft of rose-colored fluff; the flower, resembling a nodding rose-pink urn, rises from finely-dissected foliage in early spring. S/M-D/GDr ...
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Heptacodium miconioides 'Temple of Bloom' (SEVEN SON FLOWER)
$19.95This tree may be small in size, but not in impact. Spring leaves emerge green and deeply veined, twisting at the tips as they mature. Profuse clusters of fragrant white flowers bloom for weeks in the summer, attracting pollinators of all kinds. Once the...
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Fuchsia 'Riccartonii' (VERY HARDY FUCHSIA)
$12.95Hardiness zones 6-9 Perhaps the hardiest variety, this small upright shrub (to 3' x 3') is especially pretty when it produces its small dark-red and purple flowers during much of the summer; your hummers will love it too! S-PSh/M
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Cornus kousa 'Scarlet Fire' (PINK-FLOWERING DOGWOOD)
$95.00After a couple years of being established, the abundance of 4-5 inch lighter pink flowers will emerge as a dark-pink to fuchsia, unique from other dogwoods. Summer blooms can last for up to 8 weeks! Very showy, low maintenance, drought tolerant, and...
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Hydrangea paniculata 'Little Lime' (PEE GEE HYDRANGEA)
$19.95A hardy delight for gardens of any size! It may be petite at 5ft x 5ft, but is also generous with lime green summer blossoms which mature into deep, burgundy-pink hues as fall approaches. Its vigorous stems resist drooping, and are ideal for fresh or...
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Hydrangea macrophylla 'Freedom' (MOPHEAD HYDRANGEA)
$29.00Layers of petals (each edged with cream) make up the double blooms of this compact (2-3't x 3-5'w) re-blooming Double Delights mophead: pink/blue (depending on pH) flowers spring to frost on extra sturdy stems. S-PSh/M PP22210 ...
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GEUM tempo "Coral"
$12.95This compact perennial is adorable with its leaves alone, but it wears bright coral-red blooms on sturdy stems, by the ton, all spring. Then it reblooms in the summer. A stunning choice for mixed beds, borders, containers and edges that the pollinators...
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Hastingsia alba (WHITE RUSHLILY)
$12.95This little lily-relative from wet-meadows is only found growing in Northern California and Southern Oregon. Beautiful 1-3' spikes of tiny white flowers rise from a grass-like tuft. The flowers fall away leaving green capsules which contain black seeds...
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Heptacodium miconioides (SEVEN-SONS PLANT)
$19.95 - $29.95Hardiness zones 5-9 Introduced to the U.S. by the Arnold Arboretum, this unusual 15-20'shrub/tree makes a welcome addition to the landscape palette with its white, fragrant, late-summer flowers which are produced at a young age and are stunning...
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Fuchsia magellanica 'Aurea' (YELLOW HARDY FUCHSIA)
$12.95Hardiness zones 6-10 This unusual form of the always-enjoyable Hardy Fuchsia (to 2') adds some bright color to a shady picture with its yellow leaves and contrasting reddish stems and tubular flowers. S-PSh/M
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Daphne × burkwoodii 'Perfume Princess' (EARLY-FLOWERING DAPHNE)
$39.95Hardiness zones 7-9 A delightful Daphne with profusions of the earliest and longest-lasting, large, fragrant blooms from mid-winter into spring. Its large flower clusters begin with deep pink buds, which open to blush, and mature white, and the clusters...
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Geum 'Tempo Orange' (ORANGE GEUM)
$12.95Charming and long blooming (from April-July) with profusions of cream to peachy-orange blooms which stand 6 inches above its strawberry-like foliage. A lovely deer resistant choice for pollinator gardens, borders and mixed beds. Zone 5
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Echinacea 'Puff Vanilla' (CONEFLOWER)
$15.95Creamy white and shaggy, Muppet-like flowers bloom all summer until frost, on this compact and vigorous double flowered beauty. An excellent choice for borders, containers, cut gardens and more. Enjoy in fresh and dried arrangements. S-PSh/M PP28788 ...
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HOSTA "Hadspen Blue"
$12.95 - $19.95Charming mounds of powdery soft-looking, steel blue-gray leaves are thick, remarkably textured and cupped. Its muted tones pair beautifully with variegated and boldly colored cultivars. Summertime brings flower spikes of pale lavender trumpets which...
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Cornus kousa 'Greensleeves' (DOGWOOD)
$34.95 - $95.00Four creamy-white perpendicular "petals" (really bracts) form a bright and prolific show of late spring flowers on this small (20x20') woodland beauty; dark-green leaves are unusually shiny and turn a showy bright red in the fall color, produces...
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Hydrangea paniculata 'Tiny Quick Fire' (DWARF PEE GEE HYDRANGEA)
$19.95This beautiful little floriferous mound is a dwarf version of 'Quick Fire®'. This versatile selection is perfect for front borders, containers and more. Though it is only 18-36 inches tall and 24-36 inches wide, this tiny plant makes a huge impact in...
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Fraxinus profunda 'tomentosa' (PUMPKIN ASH)
$29.95This native tree of river bottoms and swamps, mid-west to southeast, becomes a narrow 50-100' tree whose long (to 17") feather-like (compound) leaves are a dark yellow-green; seeds are enjoyed by wildlife. S-PSh/M-W ...
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Gymnocladus dioicus (KENTUCKY COFFEETREE)
$29.95 - $49.00One of the most handsome of our native trees, the Kentucky coffeetree is a tall 60-80' deciduous tree with handsome, rough, scaly gray-brown bark and large 3' compound leaves which are divided into 3-7 pairs of 1-3" blue-green leaflets, greenish-white...
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Euonymus japonicus 'Chollipo' (EUONYMUS)
$19.95Dark green leaves edged with a showy border of cream make this large (to 6-12') fast-growing shrub a fine choice for hedge or accent. S/M ...
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Cydonia oblonga 'Richs' (FRUITING QUINCE)
$95.00This small 15-20' tree has white to pink spring flowers but was selected for its extra large, fragrant golden-yellow fruit used in jelly. S/M ...
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Geum 'Tempo Rose' (GEUM)
$12.95These long-blooming butterfly magnets are semi-double, dark rose-pink flowers, sitting 21 inches above soft strawberry-like foliage. Easy to grow, deer resistant, and gorgeous! S/M Zone 5
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Festuca idahoensis 'Siskiyou Blue' (BLUE IDAHO FESCUE)
$15.95Gorgeous silvery-blue, the narrow leaves of this native selection are also taller than Festuca glauca making it look softer and more graceful, creamy flowers on 2' stalks in late spring/early summer on this easy-care clump-forming grass to 18-24", deer...
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Euonymus fortunei 'Kewensis' (DWARF WINTERCREEPER)
$12.95Dainty prostrate spreader with tiny (1/4"!) glossy leaves; makes a dense cover between rocks, etc. or will climb with support. S-PSh/M Zone 5
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Hovenia dulcis (JAPANESE RAISIN TREE)
$29.95 - $49.00Hardiness zones 5-9 A handsome small tree (to 35') for lawn or street with pleasing gray-ridged bark and polished dark-green foliage; although the fruit itself isnt edible, its sweetish raisin-like stalk is eaten and used traditionally as medicine in...