Perennials

Perennials
About Our Perennials
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Perennials bloom year after year and there is no need to replant them each year. With planning and garden preparation you can create a blooming perennial landscape for years to come. In the spring, you'll see the perennials green growth coming back. Each perennial has its own bloom time and many perennials bloom all summer long. You will have a constant succession of perennial blooms to enjoy from early spring through late autumn. We give you bloom times to help you plan your garden. We've picked the perennials that are easy to grow and fill your garden with an abundance of blooms fast. Most of our perennials will bloom the very first year. Perennials can be mixed with your Delphinium and Annual plant packs in your tray. Click on any plant below to learn more about them.  We DO NOT SHIP to AK, CA, OR, WA, AZ, or FL.

Our Perennial Plants​ For Sale

240.

The brilliant red and bright pink umbels of this Achillea are so easy to grow.

Alchemilla “Thriller”
250.

With frilly chartreuse flowers, Alchemilla will light up your shadiest garden

Aquilegia Blue Star
329.

Light up your garden with Blue Stars from this special Columbine​

Aquilegia McKana Giant Mix
330.

With long tails, Aquilegia McKana Giant is a Hummingbird favorite. 

Aquilegia Little Lanterns
331.

A dainty flower for the hummingbirds and butterflies to feed on.

Campanula Carpatica Blue
372.

The low growing Campanula Carpatica Blue is perfect for garden edging.

Campanula Carpatica White Clips
380.

The upward facing bells of Campanula Uniform White bloom continuously.

Campanula Persicifolia Blue
400.

These porcelain blue flowers of the Campanula Persicifolia cover the long stems.

Coreopsis Sunfire
450.

Here’s a cheery flowered Coreopsis with single petals and a deep red center. 

Dianthus Ideal
470.

Traditional cottage pinks, Dianthus Ideal dapple the garden with a flurry of color.

Dianthus Sweet William
480.

Fragrant and old fashioned flower from the cottage garden tradition.

Digitalis Camelot
500.

The huge pink tubular bells of Digitalis Camelot will bloom the first year.

Digitalis Candy Mountain
510.

With upward facing bells, Digitalis Candy Mountain allows an easy view inside.

Digitalis Excelsior
520.

The traditional Foxglove, Excelsior is the one we see around old cottages.

525.

A frilly new foxglove that will brighten the shady areas of the garden.

Digitalis Silver Fox
563.

With silvery foliage and white bells, Silver Fox Digitalis is a garden jewel.

Echinacea Cheyenne Spirit
566.

A vibrant mix of colors, Echinacea Cheyenne Spirit brings your garden to life.

Echinacea Green Twister
571.

Stunning and unusual, their flowers will liven up your garden. 

Echinacea Primadonna Deep Rose
572.

A traditional rosy Echinacea that's easy to grow and prolific.

Echinacea White Swan
584.

All gardens need a tough plant with large white flower heads

Echinops Blue Glow
610.

With steel blue globular flowers, Echinops Blue Glow attracts the butterflies.

Gaillardia Mesa Bright Bicolor
623.

The Gaillardia Mesa Bicolors are excellent garden performers all summer long.

Heliopsis Burning Hearts
682.

A care-free and hot summer bloomer when you need it the most.

Heuchera Coral Forest
691.

Heuchera is a favorite of Hummingbirds. They love to feed on the tiny bells.

Hollyhock Chaters Double
721.

A classic cottage garden flower, Chaters Double is simple to grow.

Hollyhock Country Garden Mix
722.

Multi-colored blossoms with single petals, that are loved in rural areas.

Hollyhocks Summer Carnival
726.

A cottage garden favorite with a carnival of long-lasting color.

Lavender Blue Scent
730.

An exceptional plant for fragrance, color, cooking, and crafts.

Lavender Hidcote
740.

You can pick and dry bunches of Lavender Hidcote for a fragrant decoration.

Lavender Lavance Deep Purple
741.

Abundantly fragrant, Lavender Lavance will hold its color through the season.

Lobelia Red Cardinal Flower
769.

The vibrant red flowers of Lobelia Red Cardinal are irresistible to Hummingbirds.

Lobelia Great Blue
780.

The summer blooms of Lobelia Great Blue attract butterflies and loves shade.

Lupines Gallery Blue
800.

The torch-like blooms of Lupine Gallery Blue is a choice cottage garden flower.

Lupines Gallery Red
820.

You can count on the Lupine Gallery Red to be a Hummingbird magnet.

Lupines Russell Red
821.

A traditional cottage garden Lupine with tall fiery red blooms!

Lupines Gallery Mix
830.

Here’s a colorful mix of your Lupine colors for you and the butterflies to enjoy.

Lychnis Coronaria
840.

A victorian plant, Lychnis sparkles with magenta flowers and silvery leaves.

Monarda Panorama Mix
870.

Monarda’s spectacular display of flowers is irresistible to Hummingbirds.

Monarda Red Shades
872.

This easy to grow red monarda will bring a blaze of glory in the gardens.

About Poppy Brilliant Red
906.

You can grow a tall, brilliant Poppy with a large flower for the garden

Poppy Fruit Punch
909.

You’ll love the colors of Poppy Fruit Punch when it bursts open in the spring.

Poppy Pizzicato
920.

A shorter and stronger version of a Poppy, Pizzicato comes in lovely colors.

Penstemon Twizzle
951.

Like a perennial Snapdragon, Penstemon Twizzle blooms all summer long.

Platycodon Hakone Double Blue
980.

Resembling inflated balloons, Platycodon blossom into five pointed stars.

Primula Supernova
1011.

Blooming early, Primrose beckons the beginning of the warm season. 

Rudbeckia Cappuccino
1050.

Shower your garden with color all season long with Rudbeckia Cappuccino.

Rudbeckia Irish Eyes
1055.

These Irish eyes will make you smile with their green centers!

Rudbeckia Goldsturm
1060.

The best way to fill up a garden area quickly is with lovely Rudbeckia Goldsturm.

Rudbeckia Indian Summer
1070.

The flowers are enormous and Rudbeckia Indian Summer is great for cutting.

Salvia New Dimension Blue
1095.

Salvia New Dimension Blue is a really hard worker but you don’t have to do any of it!

Salvia New Dimension Rose
1097.

Salvia New Dimension Rose takes the heat and the hummingbirds love the them.

Shasta Daisy Bright Side
1100.

The Shasta Daisy is simple and classic and easily fit into everyone's garden. 

Viola Sorbet Mix
1193.

Sorbet mix colors conjure up images of innocent romantic notions from days of old.