Artemisia stelleriana Silver Brocade looks just like the annual dusty miller. But ‘Silver Brocade’ artemisia is actually a perennial. Grown for its silver foliage, it
Lobelia cardinalis Black Truffle (PP25687) is wonderful in the perennial border and perfect for rain gardens, this cardinal flower is sure to stand out with
Amsonia tabernaemontana commonly called eastern bluestar or willow bluestar, is native to portions of the eastern and southern United States where it is found in
Lewisia x longipetala Little Plum has abundant, magnificent, large, purple-pink blossoms with just a hint of orange upon opening. It has compact rosettes of thick
Allium senescens Glaucum has lilac-pink flowers that begin to open in late summer to early fall. This plant has many common names, including German garlic,
Lamium maculatum Lemon Frost has beautiful emerging lemon-yellow foliage with silver stripes, that mature to lime green. Very effective when planted in groupings. Masses of
Knautia macedonica Mar’s Midget is a dwarf, clump-forming knautia seed strain that features domed, scabiosa-like, ruby-red flower heads (to 2” across) over a long early
Agastache foeniculum ‘Golden Jubilee’ has vibrant golden green foliage and long blooming spikes of fragrant, dense spikes of purple-blue flowers in mid-to late summer. A cultivar
Iris versicolor Purple Flame a Mt. Cuba Center Introduction and part of the Mt. Cuba Collection™. This native iris thrived in the gardens at Mt Cuba Center for decades before it was introduced in
Even though the leaves, stems and roots are poisonous, the stately Aconitum still deserves a place in our gardens because of its unusual and abundant
