Dianthus gratianapolitanus 'Fire Witch'

Saucer shaped, dense evergreen. Needle-like leaves are gray-green turning plum purple in fall. Slow to medium growth rate.

U of M introduction. A native that at one time was one of the most predominant grasses in North America. Dark blue to burgundy foliage turns to purple, violet and finally red. This selection is more upright than the typical little bluestem and will not fall over.

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

The bright yellow flowers hold up well to the sunlight and keep their true bright color. The rose has dark, glossy green foliage, self cleaning flowers, and excellent disease resistance. This rose is a great choice for mass plants or to be used as a border plant.

Large 3 inch flowers in a variety of colors including blue, pink, red, white, and yellow. Blooms in late spring to early summer. Uniform upright growth habit and free-flowering tenancy.

Large, golden yellow flowers appear above the cream and green variegated foliage even earlier than typical Heliopsis, and blooms all through summer until fall.

'Sweet Kate' features dark blue flowers over unique butter-yellow foliage. This very interesting spiderwort blooms from early summer to frost and brightens up the shade garden! It tolerates dry conditions.

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

Large shrub or small tree selected for its beautiful red fall color and attractive clusters of seeds that persist, adding winter interest.