Dicentra spectabilis 'Alba'

Lavender-purple blooms with a yellow throat on 24" stems. It is a very reliable re-bloomer with its first flush in early summer repeating through late summer.

Blue-green leaves that contrast nicely against green or gold foliage plants. Midseason violet flowers.

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.

Fresh green needles make it look like a gum drop. The compact habit and slow-growing nature of this Norway Spruce is a great choice for smaller landscapes. No winter burn, woo-hoo!

Compact form and finely textured leaves that emerge bronze and become green. Fall color is fantastic orange. White flowers emerge in June.

This dwarf form of Joe-Pye weed features compact foliage with bunches of tiny mauve flowers. It does not flop! Blooms appear in late summer and early fall.

Star-shaped flowers are 2-3" in diameter. Petals are long lasting and plants flower continuously. This compact variety exhibits a uniform, well-branched habit.

Foliage is soft, greenish-blue. Low, rounded shape well suited for hedges. Has good green color in winter. Slow growing.

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