Compact, floriferous cultivar with creamy white plumes in summer. Medium size and texture among Aruncus, looking similar to Astilbe, though tolerates some drought conditions. Prefers moist soil in partial shade.

A graceful variegated sedge with cascading mounds of narrow, arching foliage with deep green centers and creamy white margins. This variety thrives in part shade and is more sun tolerant than others.

Hot pink flowers bloom profusely in spring and may rebloom if deadheaded. Attractive blue-green evergreen foliage makes an excellent groundcover. 2006 PPA Perennial Plant of the Year.

Single, photogenetic fuchsia flowers have a red eye and serrated petals. Plants are completely blanketed with flowers when in bloom. Shear back spent flowers to encourage rebloom in fall.

This is the new standard in dianthus for the perennial garden. Compact foliage and sturdy flower stems hold up classic single pink blooms for season-long performance.

Half the size of 'Cat's Meow' and blooms 2-3 weeks earlier. This cultivar produces indigo blue flowers all the way from the soil to the tips of the stems. Rounded habit.

An alternative to 'Emerald Pink', with the largest flowers of any creeping phlox. Bright pink flowers cover deep green, mat-like, evergreen foliage in spring.

This low-growing phlox forms a carpet-like mat and is good for massing on slopes and rocky areas in full sun. Pink flowers cover the evergreen foliage in late spring. Requires well-drained soils.

Profuse fuchsia-pink flowers are produced on dark, charcoal-colored stems. The darkest pink flowers of the Color Spires® collection. Plants will rebloom if sheared.

An exceptional variety that features deep, violet-blue flowers held up on dark purple stems. Gray-green foliage and a very upright habit. Good for cut and dried flowers. Salvias are very drought tolerant once established.

Erect, compact Salvia with a long bloom period and attractive spikes of violet-blue flowers that are great for cutting. Deadhead to promote reblooming. Salvias do best in full sun with well-drained, lean soils.

Produces an abundance of violet-purple flower spikes over aromatic, compact clumps of gray-green foliage. Great for cut flowers and attracting pollinators. 1997 PPA Perennial Plant of the Year.

The largest flowers of any pink or rose Salvia nemorosa. Clusters of rose pink flowers bloom on burgundy calyxes for a stunning effect. Reblooms without deadheading for a long flowering season.