Picea abies 'Pusch'

Attractive gray-green foliage sends up hearty, purple flower spikes that make excellent fresh or dried cut flowers. May re-bloom if cut back after flowering. Deer resistant and striking.

2001 Perennial Plant of the Year. Bright green foliage forms attractive mounds. Graceful, wheat-like pink flowers July turning beige in August. Non-invasive. Will not re-seed.

Very dwarf Aruncus with creamy white plumes. Attractive foliage. Blooms May to June. Delicate mounded shape.

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.

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.

Forms a spreading mound of large fragrant green leaves, bearing deep pink flowers in early summer. Drought and heat tolerant.

Deep scarlet, trumpet shaped flowers appear over bright green foliage. July to September bloom. Loves shade and moisture. Works equally well in the border, native planting or woodland garden.

Clusters of deliciously scented, bubblegum pink flowers begin to bloom in early summer filling the garden with a sweet fragrance until fall.

Retains its nice green color in winter better than others and is faster growing than the popular 'Green Velvet'. Both cold tolerant and deer resistant. Occasionally little tints of color on the edges.