Echinacea purpurea 'Kim's Knee High'

Green-yellow cream flowers insignificant but fragrant, blooming early spring. Small, dull green leaves turn bronzy in fall. Compact, extremely dense growth, rounded habit.

Spreading, arching form. Soft yellow flowers. Blooms all summer. Gray-green leaves.

White elegant flowers surround frilly yellow stamens with chartreuse centers. In late summer to fall, flowers adorn tall waving stems above an attractive mound of rich dark green leaves.

Graceful, tall, branching flower stalks bare large, clear pink flowers with golden yellow centers. Blooms generously from late summer to fall.

Spectacular dark blue-green, puckered leaves are uniquely cupped in shape. White flowers in summer. Shown to be slug resistant.

U of M introduction. Bright cherry-red twig color in winter. Summer twig color is yellowish green. Does well in moist soils.

Graceful, cascading, fine foliage shrub. Ideal for an informal hedge. Finely dissected leaves emerge reddish bronze, then turn medium green. Clusters of creamy white flowers emerge and persist for several weeks.

Fragrant purple flowers in clusters. Can prune severely after bloom. Good for use as a hedge or a screen. Upright habit that suckers freely. Drops lower branches with age.

Fragrant white flowers in clusters. Can prune severely after bloom. Good for use as a hedge or a screen. Upright habit that suckers freely. Drops lower branches with age.