A sport of 'Millenium', 'Serendipity' shares the rosy purple flowers of its parent plant but is distinguished by blue foliage. Profuse flowers are produced in mid- to late-summer and are bee and butterfly magnets.

Rich, golden yellow flowers are produced from early to late summer on stiffly branched, compact plants. Center cone is green with golden highlights and is a good source of seed for finches and other birds.

A petite clump-forming grass with blue-green leaves that turn wine red in summer. Burgundy fall color. Purple flower panicles fade to tan and persist, providing winter interest. Salt tolerant.

Narrow, erect foliage emerges blue-green and quickly takes on red tips and highlights in summer. Beige seed heads and foliage provide winter interest. Graceful arching foliage.

Round, mounding habit makes this a perfect sedum for edging along borders. Massive, dome-shaped, bubblegum pink flowers cover the foliage in late summer, and are followed by attractive seed heads.

'Blue Fortune' is a hit during the dog days of summer. Just when the garden starts to slow down, it becomes a mass of deep violet-blue flower spikes that attract butterflies and other pollinators.

Forms a compact, upright clump of glossy, thick green leaves. Large, bright purple, globe-shaped flowers appear in late summer above fragrant, deer-resistant foliage and attract pollinators.

The first dark-leaved Astilbe with purple flowers. New foliage is yellow and glossy with dark margins and darkens with age. Attractive, deep burgundy foliage is attractive all season. Rosy purple flowers are held up on dark stems. Does best in full sun but tolerates shade. 

Excellent, sturdy-stemmed, late-blooming astilbe. Fuzzy flowers bloom for two months or more. Chinese Astilbes will tolerate drier soil conditions and more sun than other Astilbe species.

Dark green foliage is bronze-tinted when young. Dark purple-red flower panicles rise to 28" on dark purple stems and petioles.Chinese Astilbes will tolerate drier soil conditions and more sun than other Astilbe species.

An improvement on 'Vision in White' with a better compact growth habit. Pure white flowers bloom on thick, sturdy stems in mid-summer.  

Graceful mounds of fern-like foliage with upright plumes of white flowers that bloom in late spring to early summer, up to 2' tall. Brown, spent flower heads are attractive in autumn.

Profuse bloomer with short, full pumes of pink flowers that appear on upright, reddish stems. Makes an impressive statement when planted en masse. Effective groundcover for shady areas.

'Fanal' has some of the darkest red flowers of any astilbe on the market. Bronze-green foliage matures to dark green with a reddish tint as it ages. Good color accent for shady areas.

One of the showiest ferns for the shade garden. Airy fronds are silver-gray with hints of red and blue. Frond color is best in light shade. Named the 2004 Perennial Plant of the Year.

A cross between 'Miss Ruby' and 'Attraction'. Vivid pink wands of flowers bloom from summer until frost. Flowers are more red in warm climates, and more purplish in cooler climates.

Compact butterfly bush that produces remarkable, vibrant, rich pink to fuschia flowers unlike those of any other Buddleia. Guaranteed to attract the attention of humans and pollinators.

Large, 12" long arching panicles of pink flowers bloom in late summer to fall. While it's not confirmed, it's believed that this variety may be sterile since no seed set has been observed in trials.

Compact butterfly bush with full-sized, true blue flowers. Flowers have a sweet fragrance and bloom from summer until frost. Extra thick, sturdy stems contribute to improved winter cold hardiness.

Very compact, growing to only 1-2' tall and wide, with intense pink flowers. Very heat and drought tolerant. Fragrant flowers bloom from summer to frost with no deadheading needed. Small stature makes it a versatile choice for many landscape situations.

A replacement for Pugster Pink® with bigger, bolder flowers and deeper, richer color. Compact butterfly bush with thick, sturdy stems. Pink flowers each have a tiny, bright orange center eye. 

An evergreen, clump-forming sedge with attractive variegated foliage that looks good year-long. Leaves are dark green with creamy yellow centers. This sedge will tolerate dry shade.

Long bloom time and intense orange flowers that look good for weeks. The Kismet® series is noted for its tidy, compact habit and improved cold hardiness. Flowers bloom from June until frost.

Large, raspberry-pink flowers bloom from June until frost. Like other members of the Kismet® series, this floriferous variety blooms the first year and has an attractive, upright, compact habit.

Upright, clump-forming coneflower with rose-purple flowers and an orange-brown center cone. Petals arch downward. Dead flower stems and flower heads persist well into winter.

Floriferous, compact variety that flowers on sturdy stems. Single flowers are drooping and showy bright orange-red with an orange-brown center cone. Does best in full sun in well-drained soil.

Salmon pink flowers have yellow overtones and crimson eyes and are lightly scented. Makes an excellent cut flower. 

Large flowers are rosy pink and semi-double and are held up on stiff stems. Pointed petals grow outward from green centers. Flowers bloom from early summer into fall. 

Native to damp meadows, thickets, and coastal areas. Large, compound inflorescences are made up of tiny purple flowers and bloom from mid-summer to early fall. Prefers moist, fertile soils that don't dry out.

A more compact cultivar of the species with graceful and slender foliage. Excellent container plant or color accent in borders or shade gardens. Avoid hot afternoon sun.