CATANANCHE caerulea (Cupid’s Dart) The bright blue, cornflower-like blooms of cupid’s dart, Catananche caerulea, appear continuously from early to late summer, peaking in midsummer. Each papery blue

GYPSOPHILA repens (White Creeping Baby’s-breath) A dwarf cousin to the more familiar tall Baby’s Breath. Plants form a low mat of grey-green leaves, bearing masses

HEMEROCALLIS Martina Verhaert (Martina Verhaert Daylily) A beautiful lavender daylily with violet purple eye and edge above a yellow green throat and large 5.75” blooms

LEPTINELLA squalida (Brass Buttons) Feathery evergreen leaves form a nearly flat carpet, perfect for planting in flagstone pathways. Tiny yellow flowers appear in spring. A

CLEMATIS x Henryi (Henryi Clematis) Clematis ‘Henryi’ is a garden classic, proving its garden worthiness for over a century. The large 6”–8” inch snow white

PENSTEMON grandiflorus (Large-flowered Beardtongue) A Wisconsin Native forb or perennial, Large-flowered Beardtongue is one of the showiest of all Penstemons! While it is short lived,

ANTENNARIA dioica (Common Pussy-toes) Pussy-toes, Antennaria dioca, is a neat, mat-forming plant, perfect for growing at the edge of borders, in rockeries and in gaps

ALLIUM caeruleum (Blue Globe Onion) Did you forget to plant these as bulbs last fall?Well, we have them growing and ready for the garden.Allium caeruleum

CAMPANULA medium Canterbury Pink (Pink Canterbury Bells) Canterbury Bells are a commonly used border or cottage garden plant. Its medium height makes it an excellent

AURINIA saxatilis Summit (Summit Basket-of-Gold) Anexcellent companion to Tulips and other spring blooming bulbs, hiding their dying foliage nicely. It brings a warm color to