Mounds of royal purple cover big bushy plants that bloom well into frost-free autumn weather. Easy-care addition to shrub and perennial borders or in roomy pots. Combine with other asters for a multicolored effect. Herbaceous.

Whether you call them Naked Ladies, Resurrection Lilies, or Lycoris, these beauties will surprise you the first part of August with leafless stems that burst out of the ground and pop open with soft pink flowers. The leaves appear 1st in the spring and then wither away with the flowers appearing later in the summer.

Our Euphorbia has really started to fill out with all the heat. This would be perfect to plant for cutting. I can see big bouquets of this in mason jars for a wedding.

This asiatic lily is quite the bloomer and best of all, it is bred to grow very compact and short. Perfect for the front of the border. The colors are intense, very hardy and thicken up nicely year after year.

This asiatic lily is quite the bloomer and best of all, it is bred to grow very compact and short. Perfect for the front of the border. The colors are intense, very hardy and thicken up nicely year after year.

Profuse, bright pink flowers attract butterflies and hummingbirds to the garden all season. Neat, dwarf form is ideal for borders in shrub plantings, perennial gardens or massing as a small-scale ground cover. Attractive combined bold foliage plants. Herbaceous perennial.

Large flowers up to six inches across provide an unusual and exquisite ever-changing blend of colors. When opening, blooms appear mostly pink, but are actually light yellow heavily flushed with deep lavender pink. As flowers mature, the pink and yellow fades to pale white, with a large dark burgundy flare in the center. Blooms appear early May through end of June. Finely cut dark green foliage and a rounded form make this an excellent landscape plant. Hybridized by Don Smith, a leading Itoh Peony breeder.

Unlike any other Gerbera, the robust Garvinea® hybrids have proven to be true perennial performers in garden beds, borders and terraces for seasons on end! Expect long lasting, brilliant color from lush plants that can produce up to 100 flowers from early spring until first frost.

Unlike any other Gerbera, the robust Garvinea® hybrids have proven to be true perennial performers in garden beds, borders and terraces for seasons on end! Expect long lasting, brilliant color from lush plants that can produce up to 100 flowers from early spring until first frost.

Unlike any other Gerbera, the robust Garvinea® hybrids have proven to be true perennial performers in garden beds, borders and terraces for seasons on end! Expect long lasting, brilliant color from lush plants that can produce up to 100 flowers from early spring until first frost.

These magnificent blooms are the first ever orange-red double Coneflowers. The color stays true and doesn't fade. The fragrant flowers are borne on strong stems and are excellent for cutting. Attracts butterflies to a wide range of landscape settings. Herbaceous perennial.

The Baptisia in my garden reaches to 5 feet tall and blooms with my favorite blue color.

Not sure what this variety of peony is, was here at my house when we bought it years ago. Love the smaller size flowers that don't flop in the rain or wind.

One of our favorite day lilies is "Moses Fire" Double orange flowers just glow in the flower border.

Want a great grass for a shady spot? Try Hachenochloa, which grows under my tree lilac.

The flowers on "Bloomstruck" Hydrangea age down with wonderful colors ranging from purple and blue to red and pink.

My yellow Itoh peonies have just burst into bloom. If you are looking for a great yellow peony, this is the one!

I love the bright flowers of Ceasars Brother Iris that just popped open in my garden.

Speaking of dwarf plants, "Tiny Spider" Asiatic lilies will fill up the front of the border quickly with bright pink flowers that have deeply colored spotted throats.

The lavender/rose/pink/fuchsia shading is absolutely gorgeous and the flowers are huge-8-10" in diameter. This is a must have for the spring flower border. I like the fact that they open up gradually, not all at once like regular peonies, making them last a good while in the garden. They also do not flop when they get wet, with good sturdy strong stems.

If chrysanthemums are not your favorite fall flower, try our lovely fall asters. These come in pink, purple and blue tones and will bloom like crazy in the fall garden. These are perennial, so you don't have to plant them every year!

It wouldn't be fall without the gorgeous color of mums! We grow our own pots and have multiple sizes to choose from. Once they are done blooming in your pots, plant them in the ground. They are a perennial plant that will come back next season.

New for 2013. From early summer through early fall, potentially even until frost, the attractive foliage is covered in lustrous, velvety wine red blossoms with a golden orange button in the center. Zone 5 - we're testing for hardiness.