Valued most for its attractive, heart-shaped, basal leaves. Foliage is distinctive silvery white with green veins and a thin green rim around the edges. 2012 PPA Perennial Plant of the Year.

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.

Nodding, cherry red, heart-shaped flowers bloom all summer. Fern-like foliage is deeply cut and remains attractive all season if given adequate moisture. Deadhead to prolong flowering.

One of the most loved flowers in the spring shade garden. Nodding, pink, heart-shaped flowers have protruding white inner petals. Intolerant of wet soils in winter and dry soils in summer. Goes dormant in the heat of the summer.

Similar to common bleeding heart, but with white flowers. Nodding, heart-shaped flowers hang from arching racemes. Foliage is graceful and fern-like with ternately compound leaves. Old Fashioned Bleeding heart will usually go dormant in the heat of the summer.

Exceptional, mounding foliage is green with creamy white margins that are tinged with pink in spring or cooler weather. Spring-blooming flowers are violet-blue with white stamens.

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.

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.

Spikes of lilac-blue flowers are produced in copious amounts over aromatic, gray-green foliage. Deadhead to encourage reblooming. Salvias do best in full sun with well-drained, lean soils.

Tall, upright, columnar variety with fine texture. Wispy lavender purple flowers bloom from early to mid summer just above the foliage. Not leggy like older varieties.

Flowers abound on this vigorous shade perennial. Pink skyrockets take off in early spring for a long period with some summer and fall re-bloom. Great textured colorful foliage changes with the seasons all year.