Zone 3
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Hydrangea paniculata 'Little Lime Punch' (MULTI-COLORED PEEGEE HYDRANGEA)
$19.95This compact, 3-5 feet tall and wide, Hydrangea certainly packs a punch of color all summer long! Its large, cone-shaped panicles bloom on sturdy stems, lime green initially. Then, the flowers progressively change from the bottom to the top in a stunning...
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Hosta abiqua (HOSTA)
$12.95 - $19.95Hardiness zones 3-9 Like tiny blue mountain-lakes, the intensely cupped and puckered leaves of this hosta with its white mid-summer flowers make it an attractive and distinctive specimen; (Walden West)
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Cornus sericea 'Hedgerows Gold' (GOLD-VARIEGATED RED-TWIG)
$19.95Hardiness zones 3-8 Bright and colorful every season of the year! Its deep red stems, eye-catching in winter, are clothed with showy golden-yellow and green variegated leaves in spring-summer, which turn various shades of pink and red for fall. Plant...
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Rainforest Sunrise (HOSTA)
$12.95The thick glossy and heavily veined leaves on this compact Hosta are a vivid chartreuse-yellow at their centers, and develop bright dark green contrasting margins. A surprisingly bright and beautiful standout for shadier places in the landscape,...
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Cornus sericea 'Cardinal' (RED-TWIG DOGWOOD)
$19.95Hardiness zones 3-8 This wonderful 6-9' multi-stemmed shrub is truly a four-season wonder; handsome, small, creamy-white spring blooms, dark-green ovate leaves spring though summer become stunning shades of rose to wine-red in fall which contrasts...
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Cornus alba 'Siberian Pearls' (RED-TWIG DOGWOOD)
$29.95Hardiness zones 2-8 Its' Siberian hardiness and a profusion of white flowers, followed by white berries, like white (turning blue with age) pearls along the red branches in fall, give this shrub dogwood its name. S-PSh/M-W
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Adiantum pedatum (NORTHERN MAIDENHAIR FERN)
$15.95Hardiness zones 3-8 This lovely, delicate-looking, deciduous fern is native to the eastern United States where it is found growing in forested slopes, gully bottoms and damp shady woods. Forming clumps 1.5' to 2' tall and featuring finely-textured fronds...
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Aquilegia caerulea (ROCKY MTN COLUMBINE)
$12.95Hardiness zones 3-8 Fields of these brilliant-blue and white spurred flowers are an inspiring sight in Colorados high Rockies where its the state flower. S-PSh/M/GDr
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Apios americana (GROUNDNUT)
$15.95This interesting vine native to the eastern United States is important historically and also a great addition to the edible landscape! This perennial vine is sometimes called the potato bean, Indian potato, cinnamon vine or American groundnut, among...
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Asclepias speciosa (SHOWY MILKWEED)
$12.95 - $19.00Hardiness zones 3-9 This stunning native wildflower is wonderful for wildlife gardens! Monarch butterflies rely on it for larval food and nectar while Orioles use the dead stems for nesting materials. This beauty is found from Minnesota to BC and south...
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Aster novae-angliae 'Grape Crush' (NEW ENGLAND ASTER)
$12.95A vibrant and stunning 30"x40" Aster, which grows in a large, round, dark green mound, and wears profusions of deep purple, fall blooms. Even with the weight of so many flowers, this fall aster holds its mounded shape beautifully. S/M PP33612 Zone 3
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Asclepias incarnata (SWAMP MILKWEED)
$12.95Hardiness zones 3-9 This unusual species of milkweed features wonderfully intricate and very showy, bright-pink flowers on 2-4' stems. This species is exceptionally useful for naturalizing in moist gardens or swampy locations and it is the larval food of...