'June' is a sport of 'Halcyon' with strikingly beautiful foliage. Leaves have blue edges with cream-colored centers that change to chartreuse. 24" scapes of lavender flowers attract hummingbirds. Foliage mound is 16" tall. 2001 AHGA Hosta of the Year.

This is one of the largest varieties of hosta available. Chartreuse leaves measure 16" long by 14" wide. 'Sum & Substance' has better slug resistance and sun tolerance than other hostas. Foliage height- 36", Flower Scape height- 48". 2004 AGHA Hosta of the Year.

Compact variety with a tidy habit and numerous purple flower clusters held up on strong stems that don't flop. Rated highly by the Chicago Botanic Garden.

This bright and cheerful cultivar is part of the Lily Looks™ series. Rich yellow flowers have subtle black speckles in the centers. All of our Lilium varieties are planted with three bulbs per pot.

Incredibly striking flowers are orange with maroon speckles. Each stem produces 4 to 7 flowers. Our Asiatic lilies are planted with 3 bulbs per pot. 

Part of the Lily Looks™ series, 'Tiny Ghost' is a dwarf variety with large, upward-facing flowers that are magenta to purple-red. All of our Lilium varieties are planted with three bulbs per pot.

The brightest orange flowers of the Lily Looks™ collection. Compact plants are perfect for containers, and no staking is needed. High bud count per stem. Our Asiatic lilies are planted with three bulbs per pot. 

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.

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.

Forms dense, rounded, aromatic clumps of gray-green foliage. Produces masses of vivid, violet-blue flowers with purple calyxes. Dense habit and concentrated color increases its appeal in the retail environment.

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.

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.

Compact variety with dark pink flowers and attractive dark pink calyxes. Blooms from late spring to early summer and will rebloom if sheared. 2024 Proven Winners National Perennial of the Year®.

Densely upright, compact, rounded variety with bright violet-blue flowers held up on purple calyxes. Will rebloom throughout summer if spent flowers are removed.