Dicentra formosa 'Luxuriant'

Proven Winner. Finely divided dark purple-black leaves and deep pink flowers in early summer. Edible berries in fall.

Sweetly fragrant white flowers in a snowball-like cluster, give way to berry-like drupes. Foliage may display attractive shades of wine-red in fall. Everyone plants this one for the fragrance!

Proven Winner. Low compact shrub. Beautiful white flowers in the spring followed by blue berries in the summer. Nice glossy green foliage.

2010 Perennial Plant of the Year. Blue-green foliage and dark blue flowers. Blooms May to July. A sturdy native wildflower. Pods turn charcoal and provides visual interest in winter.

Golden flowers on threadleaf type foliage. Blooms June to frost. More upright and dense shape.

This specimen may drive you 'Plum Crazy' with happiness. 11" plum/pink colored flowers with purple streaks from the eye to the edges of the petals will delight the summer garden. Dark purple leaves add a dramatic effect.

One of the hardiest lavenders seen throughout Europe and the United States, 'Phenomenal' has exceptional winter survival, as it does not have the winter die back that other varieties like Munstead and Hidcote commonly demonstrate.

The foliage is a cool lime green with a fresh and healthy color that stays attractive year round, unlike other yellow forms which can burn. This Yew is very easy to grow and a splash of color in the shade!

This is a dwarf version of the Acrocona Norway Spruce that only grows about 2-3 inches a year. The 1" long, blood-red cones, are always showy in May and they make this plant perfect for a rock garden.