Vibrant orange flower that brightens up any garden. Siberian wallflower grows up to 18" tall with a lovely scent that attracts butterflies. Acts as a perennial in Southern climates. Excellent as a cut flower, dried arrangements and potpourri.
Dichelachne crinita, commonly known as the longhair plume grass, is a type of grass found in Australia, New Zealand and islands off the Pacific Ocean. It is often seen on sandy soils near the sea as well as woodlands. The flowering panicles are open and feathery at maturity.
The Evening Primrose is a long-lived and drought tolerant dwarf perennial that makes a nice ground cover around taller perennials and shrubs. This flowering plant is hardy and looks great when it is spilling over a retaining wall or spreading through a large rock garden.
The Pampas is a beautiful and large ornamental grass that will grow its long, silky plumes in the late summer so it can be enjoyed all throughout fall. This variety can grow to be 6 to 12' feet tall!
The Obedient Plant Physostegia is a sun-loving flowering plant that produces pink flowers that blooms late summer and into fall! This variety spreads very fast with a large underground root system.
Deep Blue is a fast-finishing, high-yielding Champion Pro series produces smaller but higher yields of blooms per stem. The higher amounts of deep blue flowers a more vibrant color impact. Champion Pro also offers firmer flower petals and thinner more flexible stems. Deep Blue Champion Pro flowers can be either the focal point or filler in cut flower arrangements. Pelleted Seed
Beautiful color mix of bell-shaped blossoms on bright green foliage. 12-18" stems add movement and interest to arrangements. If cut back regularly these flowers will bloom continuously. A 5-7 day vase life once cut so these do best in casual bouquets or home cutting gardens. Also a favorite for hummingbirds in pollinator gardens. Also known as flowering tobacco.
A high yielder of button-like blooms. An excellent filler for bouquets and vases. Blends well with other cut-flowers. An upright plant with lots of strong stems that carry .5-1" yellow blooms. Also known as feverfew. Seed has been pelleted for ease of sowing.
Humulus lupulus, commonly known as hops, is a vigorous perennial climbing plant that can reach heights of nearly 20 feet in a single growing season, growing at a moderate to fast rate. Hardy to USDA Zone 5 and tolerant of frost, hops reliably return year after year. The plants produce fragrant flowers from July through August, followed by seed ripening in early fall from September to October. Beyond their ornamental appeal, hops are valued for their ability to attract wildlife and have a long history of use in herbal and pharmaceutical applications. Most famously, hops are an essential ingredient in beer, prized for the distinctive aroma, flavor, and bitterness they contribute to brewing. Growing Note: Hops grown from seed will produce both male and female plants. Once the plants begin to flower, it’s important to identify and remove the males, keeping only the females, as only female plants produce the hop cones used for brewing and other purposes. Male hop plants can be recognized by their drooping, branched clusters of small, simple flowers with five sepals and short stamens, resembling catkins. In contrast, female plants develop the familiar cone-shaped flowers that are harvested as hops.
Chief produces 2-7" vibrant orange-red colored blooms that are very well suited to production of cut flowers. Does great in high heat temperatures of greenhouses. Dense plantings of Chief produce strong stems and high quality cut flowers. Also known as cockscomb and crested cock's comb.
Chief produces 2-7" rose colored blooms that are very well suited to production of cut flowers. Does great in high heat temperatures of greenhouses. Dense plantings of Chief produce strong stems and high quality cut flowers. Also known as cockscomb and crested cock's comb.
White French Orlaya (Orlaya grandiflora), also known as White Lace Flower, is a delicate, lacy annual native to the Mediterranean region and long admired in European cottage gardens for its airy, vintage charm. It produces clusters of pure white, intricately patterned blooms atop slender, branching stems that reach 18–24 inches tall, resembling a more refined version of Queen Anne’s lace. Easy to grow, it thrives in full sun and well-drained soil, and can be direct sown after the last frost or started indoors 4–6 weeks earlier for earlier blooms. Requiring minimal care beyond occasional watering, Orlaya matures in about 65–75 days and makes an excellent cut flower, filler for floral arrangements, and pollinator-friendly addition to borders or wildflower plantings.
The Red Shades Figaro Dahlia is a vibrant variety known for its stunning, rich red blooms that add a bold splash of color to any garden or container. This mix features a delightful array of shades, from deep crimson to bright ruby, creating an eye-catching display throughout the summer and into fall. Compact in growth, these dahlias are perfect for borders, pots, and mixed flower beds, allowing for versatility in garden design. Red Shades Figaro Dahlia is also known for attracting pollinators, adding both beauty and ecological value to outdoor spaces. Easy to care for and resilient, this variety is perfect for gardeners of all skill levels, bringing a radiant touch of color and charm to any landscape.
Poeticus Recurvus Daffodil is a timeless heirloom variety treasured for its graceful beauty, sweet fragrance, and exceptional garden performance. Blooming in late spring, each elegant flower features crisp white petals surrounding a small yellow cup edged with a delicate red rim, creating a striking yet refined appearance. Known as one of the most fragrant daffodils available, Poeticus Recurvus fills the garden with a delightful perfume while attracting attention with its nodding blooms. Easy to grow, deer-resistant, and highly reliable, this classic daffodil naturalizes beautifully and returns year after year, making it a favorite for cottage gardens, naturalized plantings, and fresh-cut bouquets.
Replete Daffodil is a stunning double-flowered variety that brings elegance and romance to the spring garden. Its large blooms feature layers of creamy white petals accented by ruffled apricot-pink centers, creating a unique color combination that stands out in beds, borders, and bouquets. Blooming in mid to late spring, Replete produces long-lasting flowers that are both deer-resistant and easy to grow. Returning reliably year after year, this award-winning daffodil adds charm, texture, and a touch of vintage beauty to any landscape.
The Immortelle Xeranthemum is a wonderful double headed daisy that blooms beautiful purple to white flowers that are everlasting! This favored variety produces 2" double daisies.
Big, bold, and impossible to miss — these towering blooms are true garden showstoppers. Giant Alliums are one of our favorite spring flowers thanks to their oversized globe-shaped blooms and dramatic presence in the landscape. This Giant Mix features stunning shades of purple and white that bloom from mid to late spring and look especially beautiful when planted in large groupings.
The long-lasting blooms of the Cherry Brandy Rudbeckia brings beautiful, rich shades of crimson to any garden or bouquet! The giant red blooms attract butterflies and bees all summer long, and songbirds in the early fall. The Cherry Brandy thrives in the sun and is able to stand up to heat and humidity, making it easy to care for. It is a perennial, therefore it will reseed itself around the garden, perpetuating from year to year! Make sure to deadhead the faded flowers in order to prolong the flowering season.
