Perennial

Perennial. Large, single glowing golden flowers from early June non-stop through summer.

Beautiful, bright yellow semi-double flowers on 2' slender stems. Summer blooming perennial. Full sun to part shade. Heat and drought tolerant.

Numerous garnet-red colored flowers on a compact habit. Well suited both for containers and landscape. Brightens up low maintenance areas like nothing else.

Clump forming perennial. Flowers are single golden yellow with red flecks at the base which bloom from summer into autumn.

Perennial. Creamy yellow single flowers on compact plant, continuous summer blooming, thread-like foliage.

Average well-drained soil, very drought tolerant. Golden, daisy-like blooms appear in loose clusters from June-September. Finely divided, thread-like leaves.

Very long blooming summer perennial. Bright ruby red daisy-like flowers with yellow centers. Vigorous mound of finely cut foliage reaches 2-3' tall. Full sun or light shade. Tender perennial Zones 7-9.

Perennial. Variegated foliage. Yellow flowers bloom during the summer. Slow growing.

Compact, free-flowering with blue flowers. Blooms May trough June, and even longer in warm climates.

A showy new hybrid producing an endless succession of large deep orange-red flowers. Lovely form of Crocosmia with arching spikes of warm orange lily shaped flowers with glowing yellow centres, rise on long stems over grass like green leaves.

Superb early blooming crocosmia. Bright orange-red tubular flowers contrast well with the deep purple stems. Mid summer bloom time. Attracts hummingbirds.

Blooms in toasted burnt orange with contrasting mahogany eyes; mix with fiery canna lilies and dahlias for a sizzling spectacle that's deceptively easy to grow.

Clumping perennial. Very graceful, great perennial that keeps coming back. Sprays of 3 inch wide yellow-orange flowers. Flowers rise above the foliage and open in mid summer. Among the first of the Crocosmia to bloom.

Mango colored buds open to an intense orange-yellow. Individual flowers are one inch across. Brilliantly colored six petaled tubular flowers on arching stems rise out of lance shaped foliage in high summer. These cormous perennials are treasures from South Africa for the hot sunny border. Hummingbirds war over their blooms. Good for cut flowers. The dried seed heads are very attractive.

Abundant brilliantly red tubular flowers atop slightly arching 3 foot swordlike stems. Attractive seedpods persist thru fall. Plant in mass for a showy statement. Great as a cutting flower. Will attract butterflies and hummingbirds. Divide in spring to maintain plant health.

Perennial. A short-lived perennial that is often grown as a biennial or annual.

Perennial. Blooms early to mid summer. A compact variety, in a wide range of colors. moist well-drained soil is ideal.

HABIT: Perennial.

A compact variety, in a wide range of colors, including blue, lavender, rose and white. Many colors feature a white 'bee' or center. Lower height gives it some stability in winds, with less breaking of flower stems. Moist well-drained soil is ideal.

Produces clouds of scarlet orange flowers that denslely coverthe tops of the the plants. This selction blooms very well and is nice in containers with mixed plantings.

Intricately patterned pink flower with fuchsia-purple eye and matching wide picotee pinked edge. Fragrant. Mounding blue-green foliage.

Pink blooms in June. Tolerant of poor soil; should be well-drained.

Shocking magenta-pink flowers appear in masses above a silvery-blue evergreen foliage.

Low growing, mat forming perennial. Gray green, grass-like. Tiny, fragrant rose color.

Vibrant florescent pink flowers cover the evergreen glaucous foliage forming a compact 7" mound. Spicy scent of cloves.

Double, rich velvety red, scented flowers. Neat, dusky green tussocks.

Large, single, very bright pink, star flowers held above the foliage. Long blooming. Compact, mounding, blue green foliage.

Deep velvety-red flowers with bright pink splotched petals and matching picotee edge. Fragrant. Mounding blue-green foliage.

HABIT: Clump forming rhizomatous perennial.

Clumping. Large dark rose flowers with the most sumptuous, lacy, gray blue foliage in a duet that is incomparable.

Reddish pink heart-shaped blooms. Blooms for many months beginning in early spring. Can tolerate sun well. Will not go into summer dormancy if given adequate moisture. Classic perennial.

Clump forming perennial with flwehy roots. White, heart shaped blooms. Prefers moist fertile soil.

A splendid accent in the border! Lovely pink heart-shaped blossoms are produced on tall arching stems that rise above the golden colored foliage on this unusual selection of Bleeding Heart.

Clump forming perennial with flwehy roots. Fern-like intense blue. Rosy pink, heart shaped.

Long bloom period and slightly more sun-tolerant than similar Dicentra eximia types. Striking flower and foliage color contrast. Copious sprays of rich crimson-rose flowers in late spring through summer above mounds of gray-green foliage. Partial shade. USDA Hardiness Zones 3 to 8; AHS Heat Zones 10 to 1.

Compact habit of fern like grey-green foliage. Clusters of delicate heart shaped wine red flowers. Remove faded flowers to increase bloom time. Excellent in a woodland garden.

HABIT: Clump forming perennial with fleshy roots

The flowers of Excelsior hybrids fully surround the stem with rich shades of pink to lavender pink, light pink, and pure white. This biennial form blooms in June and July and reseeds itself.

This compact selection produces flowers in a range of soft pastel shades, from cream to pink and rose.

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Double pink anemone-like flowers on a compact plant. Sturdy stems. No staking needed. Perfect for the middle of the flower bed. Great as a cut flower.

Dramatic black stems hold fragrant flower heads of rich magenta-purple petals and blackish red center cone. Short upright bushy plant.

Earthy golden flowers with golden orange cone. Drought tolerant once established.

Pastel orange to pink flowers with rose halo and orange cone. Huge 5" flower.

Bright coral orange blooms on sturdy stems with dark brown cones. Excellent cut flower. Leave cones in winter for winter interest. Drought tolerant once established.

Citron yellow flower with green central cone. Drought tolerant once established.

Rose red petals with unusual deep red central cone. Drought tolerant once established.

Dwarf purple coneflower, but still produces large flowers. Drought tolerant once established.

Erect perennial with sometimes green hairy stems. Rosy purple flowers from June through September.