2021 Spring Fundraiser Collection

Aquilegia Origami Mix does well with other partial shade lovers such as hosta and ajuga. Allow a few flowers to go to seed to produce plants in future years. The upright facing flowers work well for stunning perennial borders.

A great rock garden or front of the perennial border plant.  Rapido is one of the earliest of the Campanula carpatica to bloom in the spring.  Dead head and it will continue blooming until late summer. 

A great rock garden or front of the perennial border plant.  Rapido is one of the earliest of the Campanula carpatica to bloom in the spring.  Dead head and it will continue blooming until late summer. 

Old fashioned Sweet William has been grown as a perennial for years. Grown as a biennial, it will bloom in the second year after planting, often self seeding year after year in your garden. Remove spent flowers to encourage new buds.

The spotted blooms of the foxglove are like landing strips for bees and other pollinators and an important source of nectar. Spikes of tubular flowers appear in summer in the first year. Comes in mixed shades of cream, lavender, pink and white.

Known as Blanket Flower, daisy like flowers cover the plant from early summer to fall. With its bi-color blooms that attract butterflies and hummingbirds to your perennial bed. Dead head every two weeks and you will be rewarded with continued blooming.

Tall spikes of flowers perfect for bouquets! This mix selection is attractive in the back of a border, feeding butterflies & hummingbirds. This biennial will bloom in the second year. Allow the flowers to set seed and drop to ensure the next generation.

No wonder liatris does so well here, it is a native prairie wildflower.  The grassy foliage bears spikes of purple blooms in summer that can easily be used as a cut flower as it is enjoyed in the garden.

Beautiful spikes of flowers range in color from yellow to purple and every color of the rainbow in between. Allow this perennial to self seed to establish the next generation.

Pastel shades emerge in early summer and continue for weeks, especially if you dead head the spent flowers. Allow to reseed at the end of the season to establish future generations of the plant. It prefers dry locations and is perfect for a rock garden.

Salmon pink blooms with a dark eye appear in late spring to early summer. The hairy leaves of this poppy make it resistant to deer and rabbits. The foliage goes dormant after blooming, don't fret, it is not dying. Plant next to a fall blooming perennial.

Easily recognized fall blooming perennial. One of our best sellers. This is a selection of a native wild flower that establishes easily and is frequently visited by butterflies in the fall. Removing faded blooms will extend the blooming period.

Spikes of blue flowers in the summer that can equally be enjoyed as a cut flower or in the garden.  Once established, it can take whatever mother nature throws its way.  Heat and humidity, no problem.  After blooming, cut back to rejuvenate the foliage.

A nice creeping perennial for the edge of a bed or rock garden.  Flowers cover this evergreen plant in the spring and attract butterflies to the garden.  Trim back after blooming to maintain its shape. 

Not to be confused with the invasive ox eye daisy, Leucanthemum Shasta Daisy Alaska is a cheery daisy for the perennial garden.  White flowers on long white stems are perfect for cut flowers. Dead heading lengthens the blooming period.

Yellow eyed daisy flowers on ferny foliage.  Colors range from white to pink to red. dead head to keep the flowers coming. 

Is an easy growing perennial for sunny locations with scented ferny foliage. Red blooms with white eyes appear in late spring early summer, making great cut flowers. It has tolerance to drought and heat. Dead head to encourage reblooming.

Adds a beautiful color to shady moist areas. Drier locations will need water regularly. The tall plumes accent the lacy foliage. Great thriller for shade containers but will need to be transplanted into the garden in fall for better overwinter survival.

An evergreen plant often planted in masses to fill in around trees or along sidewalks. It is a tough perennial surviving in most conditions. Both flowers and leaves can be used in bouquets

Delphinium is another perennial that has been used for decades. With tall spikes of flowers on lobed foliage is a show stopper. This tall variety benefits from staking. Cut back foliage after blooming and you may get a second flush of flowers in the fall.

Delphinium is another perennial that has been used for decades. This is a compact variety requiring little to no staking. Cut back foliage after blooming and you may get a second flush of flowers in the fall. It is also Deer Resistant!

Delphinium is another perennial that has been used for decades. This is a compact variety requiring little to no staking. Cut back foliage after blooming and you may get a second flush of flowers in the fall. It is also Deer Resistant!

Children are fascinated by the dangling heart shaped flowers on this delicate bush shaped plant. It grows rapidly in the spring and is one of the first to bloom. After it blooms, cut it back to rejuvenate the foliage.

This stunning native wild flower with purple flowers starting in summer and continue through the fall acting as an important food source for butterflies. An all time favorite of the perennial border.Leave the seed heads on during winter to feed the birds.