Gaillardia aristata 'Arizona Sun'

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.

Low, dense spreading dwarf shrub with short green needles. Nest-like depression on top of the plant. Very hardy and great for cold climates.

Upright blue-grey foliage that begins taking on a burgundy-red hue as early as midsummer. Color intensifies as the season progresses. As close as you can get to purple fountain grass and still be hardy.

Uniquely shaped, dark pink flowers in clusters up the stem. Thick, dark green leaves. Very compact. Spreads slowly. Deer and disease resistant. Blooms late summer to fall.

Slow growing, compact form. Globe shaped when young, becoming mounding or broad upright form. Excellent blue color. The "can't go wrong" anchor plant that compliments the others.

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.

Proven Winner. A cool dark red flower in spring and remarkable foliage that magically turns to a ghostly, iridescent butter yellow as the summer progresses.

Can be staked to form an upright weeper, or untrained to be a cascading mound. Yellow color is more pronounced in full sun.

A long-blooming selection with two inch rosy-purple flower heads. These globe-shaped flowers are held high above a mound of attractive, glossy green foliage in late summer. Attractive seed heads appear after flowering. An excellent deer and rabbit resistant perennial.