Cornus sericea 'Baileyi'

Great plant for butterfly gardens. The flowers begin a light peach and slowly become terra cotta in color. Both flowers and the silvery foliage are fragrant. Makes a superb cut flower.

Dwarf form of the popular native purple Coneflower. Compact and long blooming. The pink-purple petals droop from the large orange cone.

Deep coral buds that open to pleasing coral-peach semi-double blossoms. True color breakthrough for the Peony garden. Makes an excellent cut flower for the vase.

This low-growing, compact catmint packs a punch of lavender-blue flowers from late spring through summer over aromatic blue-green foliage. Its tidy habit is ideal for mixed containers, the perennial border, and along paths and walkways.

Clusters of purple flowers are borne in abundance in early spring atop the low lush green foliage of this hardy evergreen groundcover and it's short stature allows it to fill in beneath and around larger plants. Sherwood Purple is one of the more vigorous selections of Creeping Phlox quickly filling in around other perennials and beneath shrubs. An excellent choice for deciduous shade or partially shaded areas with average moisture. Phlox are great for butterflies!

Pale pink flower spikes bloom above deeply dissected leaves with purple-brown veining. A clumping-style Tiarella.

White May flowers, followed by highly nutritious edible black berries. Excellent red-purple fall foliage. Tolerant of most soils.

Brilliant gold-lime green color in season. Fall color of coral, orange and red. Broad, upright, dense foliage. Moderate growth rate.

U of M introduction. Pink buds open to white flowers in May and June. Acidic well drained soil, even moisture.