Salvia nemorosa 'Caradonna'

White flowers with a pink tinge and yellow eye. Upright growth habit. Nice bronze orange fall color.

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

Spicy red blossoms mature to mango orange and finally bronze over the course of its long bloom season. It has dark stems and foliage and richly colored flowers.

Brilliant, nearly fluorescent pink flowers packed into tapered spikes emerge from dense clumps, providing fantastic summer color.

Hardy and compact. Great leaf color. Upright pyramidal form.

Attractive chartreuse foliage which emerges gold in spring. Yellow stems throughout the summer. In the fall foliage & stems turn blaze orange. Creamy white flowers become white berries in mid-summer.

Clean attractive foliage, appears to be resistant to the die back that afflicts other yellow twig dogwoods. Rounded shape.

White flower clusters in May. Compact growth habit with a mounded shaped. Red stems. Moist to wet soil. Can use as coarse ground cover or as a shrub border. Good contrasting fall colors.

Produces pure white floribunda like flowers. Flowers turn a nice dusty pink as they age. Fast growth rate with some of the extremely large lacy flowers.