‘Little Moonshine’ yarrow
Achillea 'Little Moonshine'
The smallest member of the Achillea family is also the cutest, as babies usually are! … Continued
browsing: summer
burro’s tail
Sedum morganianum 'Burrito'
Cascading, spindle-shaped, silver-green leaves tumble and cascades up to 24″ or more. Native to southern … Continued
Chinese dunce caps
Orostachys iwarenge
From a low, blue-grey carpet of rosettes, pinkish conical spires rise. Spires grow to about … Continued
Baldwin’s ironweed
Vernonia baldwinii
Stems occur singly or in clumps with wide clusters of vibrant red-violet blooms at the … Continued
Princes’ plume
Stanleya pinnata
Spectacular, yellow plumes in mid-summer on this tall, showy perennial. Low, basal leaves are topped … Continued
‘John Creech’ stonecrop
Sedum spurium ‘John Creech’
Dr. John Creech, former director of the U.S. National Arboretum, discovered this Sedum in the … Continued
October Daphne stonecrop
Sedum sieboldii
Low, spreading sedum that forms a rounded mound, sending out horizontal branches from the central … Continued
watchchain stonecrop
Sedum sexangulare
Super low, 4″ mat of very fine green foliage is covered with yellow flowers in … Continued
‘Blue Spruce’ creeping stonecrop
Sedum reflexum ‘Blue Spruce’
Thin, evergreen, spiny blue foliage radiates around the central stems that cascade over container sides … Continued
‘Variegated’ orange stonecrop
Sedum kamtschaticum var. middendorffianum ‘Variegated’
Narrow green toothed leaves on plants growing just 8-12″ tall and topped with yellow flowers … Continued
soapwort, bouncing bet
Saponaria officinalis
Small, white, star-shaped blooms open in clusters in summer over spreading green foliage. Plants tolerate … Continued
‘Hello Yellow’ butterfly weed
Asclepias tuberosa 'Hello Yellow'
A long-lived, low-maintenance perennial, this yellow flowering selection of our native A. tuberosa was discovered … Continued