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Perennials	Description
Achillea 'Gold Coin Dwarf'	NEW The name says it all. This is a shorter yarrow with golden-yellow coloration for the mid to foreground of a garden bed. It is also one of the better performers for hot humid areas at 15" in height. An upright grower with attractive gray-green foliage. Z3
Achillea 'Limerock Summer Light'	NEW The new foliage in spring emerges chartreuse before changing to green as the blush pink to white flowers bloom in summer. Z3.
Achillea 'Mary Ann'	NEW Another compact plant for this valuable genius. Mary Ann has soft lemon-yellow flowers over silver-gray foliage and grows to just over a foot high.
Achillea ''Ortel's Rose''	Short at 18” in height with more vigor than the light pink flowers of ‘Apple Blossom’.
Achillea 'Red Velvet'	is a bright, true red color that makes this a refreshing selection. Trim back hard for a second flush of color.
Achillea ''Royal Tapestry''	This yarrow has purple blooms with a white center in June. Cut back for repeat bloom.
Achillea ''Snowsport''	This is one of the best whites available. Short & clean, 'Snowsport' would mix well with blues, grays, greens and pinks.
Acinos 'alpinus'	NEW
Ajuga 'Black Scallop'	NEW Here's a "dark as night" ajuga with very scalloped leaves that are a glossy dark burgundy. It's topped by dark blue flowers at 3-6" high. Z4
Ajuga 'Chocolate Chip'	A relatively new bugle weed that has tiny overlapping leaves of purple-green-brown to form a tight groundcover among rocks, pavers or the borders edge.
Alcea 'Varieties'	NEW We'll carry a number of plants that are new varieties for us. Look for 'Black Beauty' as a better selection than 'Nigra", and a line called 'Queeny Red' and 'Queeny Yellow'. Hollyhocks are old time favorites for a cottage garden look.
Alchmilla 'Thriller'	An improved form of Lady's Mantle with bolder and larger grey-green leaves conbined with brighter flowers that stand out more from the foliage than the species.
Allium 'cyaneum'	A charming allium blooming at an unexpected time. Nodding violet flowers appear in July & August on short plants with strapping grass-like foliage.
Allium 'maximowiczii Album'	A wonderful addition to the garden, this summer blooming allium extends the genuses color into summer with nodding white flower clusters and a grassy base of foliage. This one will surprise you!
Allium 'neapolitanum'	An heirloom bulb that has fragrant star shaped white flowers held in umbrels on 10-15" stems in early summer. Common name: Naples Onion - Z6.
Amsonia tamernaemontana ''Blue Ice''	A really strong blue sets this Amsonia apart from the species. Flowers last for up to 5 weeks in spring on compact floiage.
Androgogon 'Silver Sunrise'	NEW A new sedge with brightly variegated blades to grow in a dry sunny location.
Anemone 'Annabelle Deep Rose'	NEW A deep rose pink flower rises over fern like foliage in late spring followed by cotton like seed heads. Z4
Anemone 'Bershire Charm'	NEW A very hardy anemone is somewhat difficult to find. But with Bershire Charm we have a chance seedling that has thrived in the hills of western Massachusetts. This selection will give you a bouqet of single pink blossoms in early autumn. It grows to around 3' and is hardy to Z4.
Angelica ''Summer Delight''	'Summer Delight' has low compact clumps of thick shiny leaves above which rise purple stems carrying sprays of white flowers in July at 2-3’ tall.
Angelica ''Vicar's Mead''	Deep maroon foliage with flower stems of the same color are topped off with cream white umbels in late summer to 6’ tall. Coarse, Cimicifuga like leaves.
Aquilea caerulea ''Clematifolia''	an alluring red-purple flower dances on a compact 15” plant.
Aquilegia 'Plum Pudding'	This columbine has double plum-violet flowers with short spurs on 30" stems. (couldn't resist the name!)
Aquilegia 'rockii'	NEW Looking wonderful all season long "Rock's columbine" is one of the best species available. It has nodding and fragrant deep purple-plum flowers in late spring and seems to impervias to leaf miners. 24" tall Z4
Aquilegia canadensis ''Canyon Vista''	A shorter version with more intense color than the species. Red stems add to the allure of this new intro.
Aquilegia vulgaris 'Ruby Port'	Dark ruby red double flowers on 2' stems in April
Aqulegia 'atrata'	Resistant to columbine caterpillar this species has dark purple to nearly black flowers with very long stamens and hooked spurs. Z 4.
Armeria 'Victor Reiter'	A new dwarf clumping sea thrift with tiny pink blossoms. Z3
Armeria maritima ''Nifty Thrifty''	has fine green & white grass-like foliage and dainty blossoms. A nice novelty for the trough or rock garden.
Armeria maritima 'Rubrifolium'	A unique color selection of 8" purple/red grassy foliage and rose flowers - a nice improvement
Asarum shutteworthi ''Calloway''	a small evergreen Asarum from Pine Mt, GA it is native to the southeast U.S. Distinct white veins run throughout kidney-shaped leaves. Grows 3” tall & spreads very slowly.
Asarum splendens ''Quicksilver''	broad silver mottling covers pointed, oval shaped leaves. A nice spreading plant for the garden. This is one example of the many new gingers with wonderful patterns being released.
Astilbe 'Color Flash'	NEW A fabulous looking astilbe due to the multicored foliage that appears all on one plant. Greens, rust, and hints of burgundy-purple change from season to season to provide wonderful visual interest. then in late June, pink spikes sit atop the serrated leaves. A dynamite new plant!
Astilbe 'Glow'	NEW
Astilbe 'Visions in Red'	If you enjoyed the original Visions astilbe you'll love the brighter and deeper color of this plant. This series of astilbe marks one of the finest introductions on the market. Enjoy!
Astilbe a. 'White Gloria'	Distinctive greenish-white blossoms to 24” are more square shaped-midseason bloomer.
Astilbe ch. 'Veronica Klose'	A late bloomer with mauve flowers & early bronze foliage to 18” tall.
Astilbe chinensis 'Visions'	A real winner for color, form and substance - lilac-purple flowers w/bronze green foliage - blooms late
Astilbe nova angliae ''Winston Churchill''	luminous red flowers stand 3’ tall to add drama to the late summer border. A dramatic plant with a name we couldn't resist.
Astrantia 'Magnum Blush'	NEW Astrantia major hybrids are supposed to be large but this selection is nearly twice the size of the usual masterwort. Pink buds open to cream flowers blushed in pink. It grows 24-36" tall, makes for a great cut flower and blooms for a long period in June & July. Z5
Astrantia 'Moulin Rouge'	NEW Doesn't the name sound so exotic? We are always promoting this underused group of plants and Moulin Rouge looks to be a winner. It has tight button shaped flwoers of pale green brushed with burgundy-black tips for a dramatic display that last for weeks in the garden. 16-18" to Z5,
Athyrium filix-femina 'Victoriae'	When we spotted this in the growers fields you could teller it would be a winner. From the felt -like leaf tips to criss crossing pinnae to form an X. it grows 18 to 24" tall and becomes more distinct as it ages. Z3.
Baptisia 'Purple Smoke'	Giant flower heads, similar to lupines, of dusky purple bloom at 4’ tall. A fun, new variety!
Begonia grandis	Luscious green foliage w/red tinted veins supports fragrant pink flowers in a shade loving groundcover
Begonia grandis 'Alba'	White to pale pink variety of the above - both grow approx. 30" tall
Begonia grandis ''Wildwood Premier''	a superior form with angelwing leafs backed by the deepest red coloration available in the hardy Begonias from China. Large pink flowers dance above the foliage.
Bergenia ''Baby Doll''	a smaller, compact variety with clear pink flowers in April/May that sometimes repeat blooms in September. Z4. Bergenias are widely used in the UK and on the European continenet. For that reason there is much hybridizing being done and American gardener's should take a new look at these semievergreen plants.
Bergenia 'Snowmound'	a beautiful new cultivar with very symmetrical, cabbage-like growth. As the plant grows, the new folaige ahs a bronze tone, yielding a nice two-tone effect against dark green older foliage. Pink flowers appear in early spring on 12" plants. Will take part sun in a dry area.
Boltonia asteroides 'Nana'	A perky little Boltonia that looks like it may be an aster but is pretty on its own merits. Pink to lilac flowers float on a 24" plant in mid to late summer.
Brunnera 'Betty Browning'	NEW Needing the same growing conditions as the species, this brunnera has larger, quilted leaves that demand more notice in the garden as well as sprays of white flowers instead of the traditional blue.
Brunnera 'Bety Bowring'	NEW
Brunnera m. 'Jack Frost'	Exciting frosty silver overlay with light gren venations highlights this shimmering variety. A choice plant with blue spring flowers.
Brunnera macrophyllum 'Variegata'	A stunning, must have plant - large areas of white variegation will light up a shady nook
Calamagrostis acutiflora 'Avalanche'	We're excited about this heat tolerant Calamagrostis as it is reported to have excellent variegation and growth characteristics. At 3-4 feet it will have a mutitude of uses in the garden or landscape and is drought tolerant once established.
Calamintha 'Montrose White'	NEW Perfect for the herb, cottage or mixed border garden, this Calamintha has a non-stop blooming habit from late June to October. Self cleaning white flowers float above a soft mint foliage. Wonderful with roses or evergreen shrubs as well.
Caltha palustris 'Alba'	Ideal for a bog or wet area, this marsh marigold has stunning white flowers that open before the leaves appear in early spring. The buttercup shaped flowers have yellow stamens and grows to 8".
Campanula 'Kent Belle'	Glossy violet-blue bells up to 21/2" long grace upright stalks - vigorous and profuse blooming
Campanula 'Sarasota'	This is a reblooming cross between C. punctata & C. trachelium. The pendulous blue flowers are quite large and it spreads by rhizomes. Growing to 18" tall this is an improvement over C. Kent Belle. Z5.
Campanula persicifolia 'Chettle Charm'	Creamy white star-like bells edged in blue, set this plant apart - sturdy 3'-4' tall
Campanula persicifolia 'Moerheimnii'	A showy double form of a cottage garden favorite
Campanula poscharskyana 'Blue Waterfall'	Heavier blooming than the species with a darker blue flower. Nice on top of a wall or pot.
Campanula trachelium 'Bernice'	A lively deep purple, double flower on an upright and spreading campanula.
Carex 'Banana Boat'	NEW Having the widest blades of a carex species, this cultivar puts on quite a show with a bold combination of yellows. Grows about 10" tall and spreads by rhizomes making it ideal for a groundcover in semishade. Z5
Carex cayophyllea 'The Beatles'	Think of the Beatles mop hair cuts and you've got the look of this form of dwarf carex. Deep green, fine textured foliage makes a low dense tuft at 6" tall. Very fun! Z5
Carex conica 'Marginata'	Small green leaves with white margins at only 8" makes this a fine edging plant for semi-shade
Centaurea montana 'Gold Bullion'	A Blooms of Bressingham plant with chartreuse foliage & deep blue flowers on upright stems in May & June. Nice to contrast with dark greens.
Centurea 'Amethyst in Snow'	NEW An exciting intro from Blooms of Bressingham, this bachelor's button is revolutionary in its color and form. A thick green mound of foilage is a nice foil for large buds opening in late June to bright white feathered petals set around a royal purple center! An exciting color combo for an old reliable garden plant. 15" high, Z4
Cimicifuga ''Hillside Black Beauty''	deep copper to purple-black foliage make this cimicifuga from CT resident Mary Ann McGourty a winner. Fragrant bottlebrush flowers open tinged pink and grow 4-7’ tall in moisture retentive soil.
Cimicifuga ramosa 'Pink spires'	This is a break through in color for a snakeroot. While it has attractive purple to bronze foliage, it's the pink flowers that will create excitement in the garden. Typical bloom period of August & September with sweetly scented spires to 6'.
Clematis 'diversifolia Arabella'	NEW
Clematis 'Guernsey Cream'	A charming light creamy yellow flower graces this 8-10' climber. Blooms in June - August with cream white stamens to complete the picture.
Clematis 'Petit Faucon'	NEW
Clematis 'Silver Moon'	A new hybrid that we fell for while looking through greenhouses full of clematis. The 5" flowers are a silvery-mauve, it grows to about 8' and best of all it is shade tolerant - making it valuable to wide range of gardens.
Clematis 'tex. Princess Diana'	NEW
Coreopsis 'Calypso'	NEW A variegated tickseed with creamy white edges on the foliage. The flowers bloom a golden-yellow with a ring of red blotches around a yellow eye. Grows 18" tall and will rebloom if you give it a hair cut the first time around. Z5
Coreopsis 'Creme Brulee'	There's been a lot of publicity surrounding this new tickseed. It has soft yellow flowers with vigorous growth (spreading to 3' in no time at all). Like most perennials, a good cut back will keep the plant tidy and in this case promote a re-flowering period. Tested in the winters of Michigan so it should be plenty hardy here in New England. It is being touted as a nicer, larger and softer alternative to C. Moonbeam.
Coreopsis 'Heaven's Gate'	NEW Here is the hardy version of Limerock Ruby (which succumbed to our wet clay soils). What's great about these two plants are the pink flowers, deep rose eye and golden cone that each flower exhibits. Will bloom late spring until fall as it adds a little zip to any planting.
Coreopsis 'Sunshine Superman'	NEW Here's another cultivar of this popular garden plant. Native to the American mid west to south western meadows, this tickseed is just 10" high, has serrated yellow flowers with an orange cone that flower over compact and dense lance shaped foliage. Long blooming and easy to grow.Z6
Coreopsis lanceolata ''Sterntaler''	this popular garden plant has gold flowers with a deep burgundy ring in the center. It’s an abundant bloomer and easy to care for.
Coreopsis rosea 'Sweet Dreams'	A dynamite color combination of raspberry and white daisy flowers. Very prolific, pinch early to keep them compact and cut back for a repeat bloom.
Coreposis 'Autumn Blush'	NEW Hers's a new tickseed that will catch your attention. Light peachy-yellow flowers have maroon-red eyes in summer before they mature to a wine-red color overall in autumn. Large flowers on a 2.5' tall plant make a statement as they blow in a summer wind. Z4
Coreposis tripteris	Single, butter-yellow flowers cover this 4’ plant from July-Sept. Strong stems & the ability to attract birds add to the allure of this native.
Corsopsis 'lanceniata Walter'	NEW
Corydalis 'Blue Heron'	NEW A beautiful new Corydalis strain collected by plantsman Dan Hinkley in China. Larger, nicely fragrant flowers are deep blue and flower over gray-green foliage that resembles a Dicentra. This will go summer dormant but is reported to be hardier than some past intros. They need cool temps in a moist alkaline soil that is well drained. Z4
Corydalis flexuosa 'Purple Leaf'	Popular in the U.K., this is a purple leaved corydalis that blooms early and spreads aggressively. Nice to contrast with golden foliage plants in the garden. Violet-blue flowers. Z5
Corydallis 'Blackberry Wine'	Very fragrant blossoms the color of blackberry wine are held over ferny blue-green foliage. A nice color enhancement for a corydalis. Z5.
Crocosmia 'Emily McKenzie'	A great bicolor of yellow with red centers. It's gladiolus like flowers jazz up any late summer planting. These two Crocosmias are very impressive in color and will give a lift to a variety of seasonal plantings.
Crocosmia 'Norwich Canary'	Pure yellow flowers grace this cheerful selection. 24”
Crocosmia 'Venus'	Peach to yellow flowers illuminate a garden in late summer. 20" tall and wonderful when planted in mass or among the other seasonal colors.
Cypripedium macranthos x parviflorum 'Gisela'	A hybrid that has proved its vigor in test trails, Gisela was first registered in 1991 and is easy to grow. This lady-slipper has yellow buds that turn burgundy with creamy-yellow streaks. The flower parts are a deep burgundy. The few plants we will stock are 4 year old nursery grown selections that are of blooming size. Cypripedium enjoy light shade in cool, moist, rich but well drained soil. 18" high Z3-6.
Dahlia 'Bishop Series'	NEW We have all gone crazy over the dahlia Bishop Llandaff with its rich burgundy leaves and deep-red single flowers. Now you can get that same great foliage with other flower colors. Look for Bishop of York (yellow) and Bishop of Oxford (orange) to compliment your summer plantings and enjoy the color all the way to frost!
Delosperma floribundum 'Starburst'	Clean pink flowers w/white centers & metallic looking foliage - very nice, 6"
Delphiniums 'New Millennium'	A series of English hybrids from below the equator. These New Zealand selections are very hardy, strong stemmed with flowers exhibiting wonderful form and color. These plants have been bred to be more tolerant of humid conditions which is the nemesis of delphiniums here in the Northeast. Heavily petalled flowers come in pinks - Blushing Bride, white - Innocence, dark blues and purples - Pagan Purple and light to mid blues with a white bee - Sunny Skies. Z3
Deschampsia 'flexuosa'	A cool season grass that enjoys the shade, this Deschampsia is a native that only grows to 8". The neat clumps of finely textured foliage remain somewhat evergreen and the inflorescences reach 18-24" high. It starts flowering early, the first part of June, and the flowers arch gracefully in the afternoon sun for a soothing yet dynamic effect. Z4.
Deschampsia caespitosa	Delicate blooms float over a foot high tuft of durable foliage - summer bloom
Dianthus 'Blushing Maiden'	NEW
Dianthus ''Cherry Moon''	a recent introduction from England, the foliage forms a grassy mound of grey-plum leaves. Contrasting flowers of bright pink with a dark cherry eye appear in late spring. The petals are dappled with metallic gold flecks.
Dianthus 'Miss Pinky'	NEW
Dianthus 'Rosish One'	Here is a cottage pink offering mat forming, silvery-gray foliage and dark rose petals outlined in white. Just as nice as the flowers is the bloom time - from late spring through the summer and into the fall!
Dianthus 'Ruby Tuesday'	NEW
Dianthus 'Sarah'	NEW
Dianthus deltoides 'Zing Rose'	A vibrant pink that blooms its head off throughout the season. A strong color at just 6" high to liven up a planting.
Dianthus g. 'Brilliant Star'	Semi-double white flowers with a dark magenta center and fringed edges. Long flowering and compact. Stunning at 7”.
Dianthus g. 'Pixie Star'	Pixie has a double pink blossom with a matching darker eye and very nice blue-green foliage-7”.
Dicentra 'Ivory Hearts'	NEW Here is a new color to go hand in hand with the popular D. King of Hearts. Instead of a traditional pink this selection blooms with delicate cream white flowers over the same finely cut blue-green foliage. Z4
Dicentra eximia 'Aurora'	Nice blue-green fern-like foliage contrasts with white flowers from spring onward. Dicentra eximias can be a work horse in any garden and this is an above average selection.
Dicentra eximia 'King of Hearts'	We spotted this one a mile away when walking the growing fields. One grower calls it ‘perhaps the most beautiful dicentra in the world’ and we wouldn’t disagree. Very long blooming, large, dark rose flowers cover the stunning ‘beyound blue’, lacy foliage. This is an instant garden winner.
Digitalis 'Snow Thimble'	NEW No garden is complete without the joy that foxgloves bring to the flower bed. Snow Thimble continues that feeling with bright white flower hoods with no spotting at a managable height of 3' for the middle of the mixed border.
Digitalis 'Spice Island'	NEW Nine years of hybridization have resulted in this interesting variety. It has peachy-yellow flowers speckled with cinnamon spots on 2.5' tall spikes. The unusual part(aside from the beautiful flower coloration) is the dark green and glossy evergreen leaves that form at the base of stiff upright branches. It blooms all summer and attracts the hummingbirds! Z4
Digitalis purpurea 'Pam's Choice'	We bet you'll fall in love with the blossoms of this biennial foxglove just like we did. Cream white bells have maroon throats for a stuning effect. Sure to be a winner in the garden at 36-48" tall. Z4
Echinacea 'Fancy Frills'	NEW Looking like a pink sunflower, this coneflower has layers of shaggy petals on strong stems to 24". It's long blooming, fragrant, big in size and great for cutting - what more could you ask for?!
Echinacea 'Sundown'	NEW There has been an explosion of color introductions for the coneflower family. One of the best is this intense orange-tangerine coneflower from ItSaul Plant breeders. The other nice thing about this line are the stiff thick stems that hold the large flowers upright to be enjoyed by butterflies and gardeners alike. Z5
Echinacea 'Sunrise'	NEW The cross of p. purpuurea and p. paradox yielded stiff stemmed flowers of pale chartresue to white that are very, very fragrant. A large center cone starts green but matures to golden-yellow. A great improvement at 36" tall.
Echinacea p. 'Ruby Star'	Ruby Star has dark, carmine-red flowers that curl back and surround a burnt orange cone center-to 35”.
Echinacea pupurea 'Ruby Giant'	Bigger isn't always better but once you see Ruby Giant bloom you might change your mind. This purple coneflower is sure to be a winner and stand with E. Kim's Knee High as the standards for the species. The 7" pink flowers remain flat and flower atop 3-4' stems. Outstanding!
Echinacea purpurea 'Kim's Knee High'	A shorter variety of the perennial favorite cone flower. A little taller than my knees it is none the less a very good performer with clear pink rays and orange tinged cones.
Epimedium 'Macranthrum'	NEW
Epimedium 'Purple Prince'	NEW
Epimedium 'Saturn'	NEW
Epimedium 'warleyense'	Warley Gardens in England introduced this hybrid with copper colored flowers atop large green leaves with a reddish margin. Z5.
Eryngium 'Blue Blackpot'	NEW An alpinum sea holly with showy blue flowers and sharply serrated bracts. Gray-green leaves are heart shaped with pie crust edges. Flowers stand about 2' high.
Eupatorium 'Phantom'	NEW
Eupatorium m. 'Purple Bush'	This variety should prove to be easier to use in the border at 4’. More compact & shrubby-from Piet Oudolf.
Euphobia 'Despina'	NEW a dwarf, mounding spurge with glauca leaves that are pretty much evergreen here in CT. Yellow flowers appear in April-May at 15" high. Z4
Euphorbia 'Bonfire'	NEW A polychroma spurge cultivar that really does hold it's dark red color as it matures from a spring green start. The plant is more compact and tighter in appearance than other selections. The chartreuse bracts that flower in spring contrast nicely with the rich foilage. Z5
Gaillardia 'Fanfare'	I must admit we aren't to crazy about Gaillardias here at the nursery (due to the fact that the centers dissappear every few years and the outer plantlets neat to be replanted) Having said that, there have been some nice color advancements in the species and Fanfare continues that with a dynamic combination of yellow and scarlet. But it is the individual upward facing trumpet shaped flowers with tips that curve outward that really sets this plant apart. Look for this to be the "hot" color impulse buy this season.
Gaillardia grandiflora ''Summer Kiss''	this soft apricot is a new color for blanket flowers. All Gaillardia tend to die off in the center of the plant so you’ll need to divide & transplant the remaining side shoots to create new, full plants for the following year.
Gallardia 'Oranges & Lemons'	NEW An exciting improvment for a blanket flower, Oranges & Lemons color is exactly as the name suggests! Pale orange (almost apricot or peach) flowers are ever so slightly tinged with pale yellow tips on a plant that is more upright than the spreading forms of old. This softer tone (verse the harsh, in your face color of other hybrids)will mix extremely well with other colors in the garden. Blue-green leaves add to this toned down look. A great new look!
Gaura 'So White'	This is an everblooming variety with clean white flowers on a bushy and clean plant. 15” Z6.
Geranium 'Brookside'	True blue w/a faint, white center - longer blooming than G. 'Johnson's Blue' w/compact, 22" habit
Geranium 'Jolly Bee'	A true blue flower that blooms its head off from May to October. The clear blue flowers have a faint white center and measure 3" across! At 2' tall it will fill the need for a midground plant in the perennial border or for color at the front of a mixed shrub planting. A prolific bloomer be sure to deadhead as the season progresse to keep the show going. Z5.
Geranium 'Nanum'	NEW A dwarf perennial geranium cultivar that has fushia blooms standing just 10" above the nice foliage.
Geranium 'Purple Pillow'	NEW
Geranium ''Rozanne''	violet-blue flowers bloom repeatedly on a vigorous plant. The flowers are larger than most geraniums for a long lasting display of color. A real winner.
Geranium 'Samobor'	An exciting look for a geranium. Deep green leaves have chocolate colored blotches to compliment maroon flowers with white centers. Only 14-16" high.
Geranium 'sessiliflorum Nigricans'	NEW
Geranium endressii x psilostemon 'Patricia'	Magenta flowers w/black centers bloom non-stop from June to Sept on wide spreading plant
Geranium phaeum	A shade tolerant geranium with near black to burgundy flowers - long blooming and interesting
Geranium wlassovianum	The foliage on this one will cause a stir. Dark violet flowers sit atop serrated, gray and purple foliage at 18" high. A great looking plant that flew out of the nursery in test sales last year. A clump form for moist spots. Z-5
Geranium X 'St. Ola'	A low growing groundcover type with white flowers in May-July
Geranium x oxonianum '‘Katherine Adele’'	we spotted this while walking the trial gardens of a local grower and fell in love with it. A Heronswood intro, the foliage has striking blotches of burgundy between the veins. Large, light pink flowers echo the colors while blooming in spring and sporadically afterwards. 15” tall for part sun. Z5.
Halonechola macra 'All Gold'	A glowing metallic gold greets the eye on this beautiful Japanese Forest Grass. The foliage is more upright and spiky and has no striations. We can't seem to keep H. aureola in stock and this variation should prove to be just as popular. Hardy to Z6 and best planted in morning sun.
Helenium 'Double Trouble'	NEW Helen's flowers are underused summer blooming flowers in the daisy family. They provide valuable color in late July to mid august on 3' tll plants. This cultivar is the first double form of yellow. Plants stay compact and are sturdy to hold up to summer storms.
Helenium 'Rubinzwerg'	"Ruby Dwarf" is a compact variety of Helen's flower with dark, brick red flowers. At 30" or so, the blossoms mature to orange then gold as summer comes to an end.
Helenium 'Ruby Tuesday'	NEW Reported to be shorter than Rubinzwerg, it has ruby-red flowers on a compact plant. We'll have to plant a few of these and compare them next to one another.
Heliopsis helianthoides 'Summer Nights'	False sunflowers are one of my favorite flowers and they can really carry a border in mid to late summer. So why aren't they more widely used? Mostly because gardener's aren't in the nurseries during their bloom period to experience them. Summer Nights continues a nice breeding trend with deep golden flowers and mahogony centers. They sit atop dark red stems and red-tinged foliage. At 3-4' tall you'll feel its presence in the mixed border, pool side planting or grass garden. Go for it!
Heliopsis hellanthoides ''Prairie Sunset''	an exciting intro from Prairie Nursery that will stand out in the summer garden. Deep green, purple veined leaves hold dark purple stems and gleaming yellow flowers with a burgundy-wine center. The contrast is stunning for 6-8 weeks of bloom on a 4-6’ plant.
Hellebores 'x ericmithii'	NEW A rare plant that blooms for 3 months or so with light veination running through the evergreen foliage. Growing to 18" tall, it spreads to 30" and requires a spring cleanup to look its best in the early garden season. Z5
Helleborus 'Sunshine Strain'	Plants are hand pollinated and meticulously edited for the best possilbe plants. These selections have a variety of pure colors in pink, rose, white and cream-yellow. Choice.
Helleborus argutifolius ''Janet Starnes''	we had this planted in the display gardens a number of years ago and can now offer it for sale. A most unusal hybrid, the foliage is generously flecked with bits of cream and mint. New growth has a pink cast to it. Named after Oregon nurserywoman Janet Starnes. Z6.
Helleborus orientalis ''Blue', 'Red' or 'Yellow' Lady Hellebores'	a group of new hybrids that we have not seen in flower but sound too good to pass up. Growing to 20" they are reported to have larger than average blossoms with a rounded shape and upright habit.
Helliopsis 'Lorraine Sunshine'	A variegated form with double yellow flowers which shimmers in the summer garden. Quite different. Could be just the item to jazz up a summer bed.
Hemerocallis 'Apricot Sparkles'	NEW Diamond-dusted is a term used to describe an overlaying of specks on the flowers petals that actually sparkle when they catch the light. This deep-apricot cultivar has just those quailities along with ruffled edges and a reblooming habit. 15" E-M-L Z3
Hemerocallis 'Bella Lugosi'	NEW Half the time a plant's name will sell it, and this one is hard to ignore. Eggplant colored blossoms are thick and ruffled while measuring 6" acorss! A mid-season bloomer with a striking presence in the garden at 33" tall and well branched. Z3
Hemerocallis 'Elizabeth Slater'	A 6” pink-melon blend with crimped edges lined in a darker hue. Fantastic bud count and rebloom on 22” scapes. SEV, Tet.
Hemerocallis 'French Tudor'	NEW This is a classic rose-pink color with a pale eye, green throat and a yellow watermark to top it off. This all combines to give you a winning combo on 28" scapes in early mid-season.
Hemerocallis ''Hush Little Baby''	a glorious blood-rose and white blend that is quite indescribable but one you’ll ooh & ahh over. 22”, L, D, Dip.
Hemerocallis 'Indian Giver'	A favorite combinatin of ours–5” purple flower with a white edge and yellow throat. 20”, SEV, Dip, M, RE
Hemerocallis 'Mary's Gold'	NEW A stunning gold that is very bright, has ruffled edges, hearty growth traits and grows to 34" with mid-season blooms.
Hemerocallis 'Ruby Stella'	NEW Finally a new color selection from the best selling daylily Stella de Oro. This 18" reblooming daylily has ruffled flowers at 3" across on and off the whole sseason. They are deep scarlet with a yellow throat and ncie compact foliage.
Hemerocallis ''Scintillation''	a brushed blend of pink & cream with pinkish picotee edge and golden throat. A nice big flower for a romantic perennial border. 34”, M, SE, Dip,
Hemerocallis 'Spider Miracle'	This is a large, exotic daylily that will sway atop willowy 32" stems in midseason. It has very narrow segments with petals of deep chartreuse fading to a rich yellow. We carry only a few spider varieties each year and they sell out annually.
Hemerocallis ''Spiritual Corridor''	this cultivar offers some of the best characteristics of newer hybrids. A 6” lavender pink, it has a painted lemon watermark and that much sought after gold edging. At 24” high and fragrant, this plant will earn its keep in the garden. EM, SE, TET
Hemerocallis 'Tuscawilla Tigress'	We've seen an increase in interest for orange in the garden and this daylily should fit nicely into that category. It is a large, glowing orange at 7" across and 25" high. A midseason bloomer that tends to repeat this hybrid is a semi evergreen tetraploid that keeps its color well into the evening hours.
Herniaria glabra	A weed smoothering groundcover for stepping stones, patios or a rock garden. Bright, shiny green leaves tolerates light foot traffic and turns bronzy in winter. Z5
Heuchera 'Hollywood'	NEW A very nice reblooming coral bell with metallic silver leaves and white veining. The foliage mounds up nicely, has ruffled edges and it holds up the dense coral flower spikes at 12" high. Z4
Heuchera 'Marmalade'	A bigger and bolder relative to H. Amber Waves, Marmalade has a heavy substance to it's multi colored leaves. The foliage is rich, shiny and ranges from pumpkin to cherry-rose. Short reddish-brown flowers match the overall character of the plant. I never aquired a taste for marmalade but this is one Marmalade I hope to spread thorughout my garden! Z4.
Heuchera 'Obsidian'	NEW A very sharp looking plant indeed, Obsidian has dark, glossy black-purple folaige that shines like glass. White blossoms move in the breeze at 18" tall and contrasts nicely with the foliage. Z5
Heuchera 'Petite Marbled Burgundy'	We've enjoyed some dwarf cultivars of coral bells in recent years and this is another fine sample. It grows 10" tall with the foliage starting off purple and maturing to green wih a silver overlay. It flowers nicely with creamy-pink blossoms in May-June. Z3.
Heuchera 'Petite Pearl Fairy'	A very cute selection growing only 3-4" tall with bronze-purple foliage and pink flowers from late spring to early summer. Charming!
Heuchera 'Petite Ruby Frills'	Another dwarf form with purple foliage and cream to rose flowers. 12" in height. Z3.
Heuchera 'Prince of Silver'	A vibrant sample of coral bells with bright silver tinged foliage and dark plum veining. Mounding to 12" the contrasting pale rose to white flowers grow to 2'. Z3.
Heuchera 'Raspberry Regal'	Blue-green foliage with profuse dark red flowers make this a good border and cut flower - to 3'
Heuchera 'Silver Scrolls'	Softly outlined and rounded leaves are silver with a network of purple veins. An extrordinary look only improved upon by its showy white flowers blooming profusely in spring!
Heucherella 'Chocolate Lace'	This plant bloomed it's head off for us last season. Suffering from a misconception that this is just another purple coral bell, Heucherella is a cross between a Tiarella and a Heucherea. Blooming longer than their parents due to their sterility, Chocolate Lace has filigreed cocoa brown leaves with pink to white flowers in late spring. A spectaular cultivar, this one should become a standard in the landscape. Z3.
Heucherella 'Stoplight'	NEW With more red in the leaves this is an improvment over Sunspot. It has larger yellow leaves but is also more vigorous and easy to grow with white flower bells in spring to 1 ' high. Z4
Hibiscus ''Old Yella''	Pale yellow to cream flowers have a consistant ruffle to the entire flower that measures up to 10 or 12" in width. It has an upright habit to 3.5' with the thickly textured flowers putting on a soothing and original show in late summer.
Hosta 'American Sweetheart'	This is an tetreploid that has created a much improved cultivar. It has thicker leaves to prevent sun scalding, creamy white center markings that hold up throughout the seasons and a growing vigor that yields a winner in every respect. It grows to 2' wide with glossy green and white leaves and is topped with lavender flowers.
Hosta 'Blue Mammoth'	A huge plant w/corrugated blue-green foliage and white flowers - 30" x 70" and slug resistant!
Hosta ''Cherry Berry''	red petioles are maintained through the season on this lance shaped hosta. Leaves have a cream white center surrounded by deep green margins. At 12”x28” with lavender flowers this makes a great specimen in the front of the garden bed.
Hosta 'Choo Choo Train'	A specimen hosta, Choo Choo Train is a spectacular gold hosta that grow to 6' in width. White flowers top out at 3' and the leaves have a wavy edge.
Hosta 'Dancing in the Rain'	NEW This is a nice variegated sport of Blue Umbrellas. Growing 40" tall and wide, the large leaves have generous white centers with blue-green streaks and edges. Light lavender flowers bloom in summer. Z4
Hosta 'Dream Weaver'	This is a sport of H. Great Expectation that shows greater vigor. It forms a 3' wide clump with 30" high white flowers and a great creamy white pattern in the center of the green leaves. Very nice indeed! Z3.
Hosta 'Earth Angel'	I can't resist the urge to sing the 1950's song "Earth Angel, earth angel . . ." but this hosta is a breakthrough for the 21st century. It is a white edged version of the popular giant blue hosta Blue Angel. At 5' wide with large, thick, pointed leaves and the adddition of a 1' wide creamy border this hosta wil make a strong focus point in the landscape.
Hosta 'Eskimo Pie'	NEW Proving to be a good grower in the garden, Eskimo Pie has round blue-green leaves that are corrugated and spotted with a large cream-white center. At 3' wide it makes a nice clump with off-white flowers in late spring. Z4
Hosta 'Eternal Flame'	This is a Wow plant! The dark "black-green leaves form a backdrop for stunning white center patterns taht retain their color throughout the growing seasons. Large heart shaped leaves are quilted and have good substance to really make the white centers pop out at the viewer. A sport of the popular Whirlwind, this looks to be a real winner!
Hosta 'Liberty'	A stunning plant that makes a 2' wide semi-upright clump, Liberty has very thick dark green leaves with wider than usual gold to cream margins. It has lavender flowers, is relatively slow growing but well worth the wait. This hosta lives up to its name by making a bold statement that says I'm here to be reckoned with and here to stay!
Hosta 'Morning Light'	A medium growing hosta to 18" high by 2-3' wide with golden yellow centers and wide dark green margins. Blooms in June with lavender flowers. Z4.
Hosta 'Mount Tom'	A great specimen plant, this Lachman cultivar is a hybrid of H. Christmas Tree. Large, corrugated dark green leaves have a lovely cream edge. It makes a 3' wide clump with an open habit and lavender flowers on 2' scapes.
Hosta 'Olive Branch'	NEW Dark green heart shaped leaves with a narrow creamy-yellow center catch the eye with this sport of Candy Hearts. It grows only a foot tall and twice as wide with pale lavender flowers in mid-season. Z3
Hosta 'Pandora's Box'	NEW A dwarf hosta, Pandora will be a prize for the collector or homeowner alike. At only 8"x10" it relies on a smart looking white center streak blending to a couple of shades of green to earn its place in teh landscape. Z4
Hosta 'Pineapple Upside Down Cake'	A unique introduction with long wavy leaves that start pure green and mature to a white gold with just a hint of a dark green border - quite unique. 28" tall lavender flowers bloom in late summer and it enjoys a moist humus soil. 4' wide Z3.
Hosta 'Praying Hands'	Narrow, upright leaves are folded over and wavy with a small cream border. The overall look is very different for a hosta and makles for a lively display in the garden. Only 16" tall with closely held levender flowers.
Hosta 'Revolution'	NEW Rounded leaves with heavy substance make this selection worth noticing. Add a dark green edge with irregular creamy white centers and you have a dynamic plant. Z4.
Hosta 'Satisfaction'	NEW This cultivar makes a loud statement with its large leaves, cream-gold margins and crinkled form. And it grows large as well - 28" tall x 48' wide. Near white flowers bloom in summer.
Hosta 'Silk Kimono'	This is a large hosta with a soothing look that befits its name. The medium green leaves are long and wavy with a wide cream-white edging. Its a quick grower with clumps topping out at 20" by 5' wide.
Hosta 'Sundancer'	NEW This hosta tolerates a bit of sun and forms a vigorous, low mounding plant. Light lavender blooms grow 18" above the foliage of medium green with chartreuse edges.
Hosta 'Thunderbolt'	Making a great specimen plant to build around, Thunderbolt is a sport of the popular H. Elegans. But it has bold golden centers fading to creamy white as the season progresses. Grows 24-30" tall & wide. A super new hosta variety from Rick Crowder of Hawksridge Farms. Z3.
Hosta 'Wolverines'	For all you Michigan football fans out there comes a 15" selection with long shiny leaves of blue-green and a creamy-yellow margin. The tapered leaves make a unique statement and it looks good from spring thu frost. Lavender flowers appear in summer on 20" scapes. Z3.
Kalameris 'Blue Star'	NEW Easily making my top ten list of favorite plants, this kalimeris is a workhorse in the summer garden. Blue is such a valuable color for the late season garden and this selection provides a robust plant with a mutitude of daisy stars on a 30-36" plant. Not flopping at all, it's profusion of blooms softens any planting while providing long lasting color. Deer and disease resistant for the past few years in my home garden. Pick up a plant today and plant along side ornamental grasses, roses, black eyed susans, sedums and daylilies to name just a few!
Knautia ''Mars Midget''	a more compact selection at 16” yielding a sturdier plant with good branching and loads of ruby red flowers at their tips. Blooms start in June and put on a long display of color. We're excited about the possibilities of this improved Knautia.
Kniphofia 'Drummore Apricot'	Large triangular flowerheads have dark apricot stripes over an apricot background. They bloom atop 28" bronze stems in June & July. Z6.
Lavendula x intermedia 'Fred Boutin'	A deer resistant, heavily fragrant selection with the most attractive wooly silver foliage. At 18" use it in the herb garden, along walkways or as a low hedge. Z5
Leucanthemum 'Broadway Lights'	NEW This is an exciting new cultivar of shasta daisy with flowers opening bright yellow and maturing to butter yellow and lastly to all white. It grows to 2' and will rebloom throughout the seasons. Z5
Leucanthemum ''Highland White Dream''	Described as a great improvement in Shasta daisies, this selection has semi-double flowers reaching 4-5" across! They bloom repeatly from July to Sept. if deadheaded and have 36" stiff stems to carry the daisies.
Leucanthemum 'Sonnenschein'	NEW Another color breakthrough as this shasta daisy exhibits large creamy-yellow flowers on 30-36" stems. The 3-4" flowers will vary on the same plant from singles to doubles. Shastas tend to be deer resistant an easy to grow in a sunny area. Z3
Lewisia longipetala 'Little Plum'	To paraphrase our sales rep: "Anything with the word plum in the name is worth a try"! Purple to pink flowers huddle over rosettes that are more heat and humidity tolerant than other varieties - a big plus for CT gardeners.
Ligularia ''Mary Britt Crawford''	Described as a “stunning new introduction with large glossy chocolate-maroon leaves that have a dark purple reverse.” At 3-4’ it will add great color to a wet, partly shaded garden.
Lilium 'species Cerneum'	NEW A woodland gem of a lily, cerneum will delight your eyes with nodding flowers in candy-pink. It has the look of a minature turk's cap and hac plenty of blossoms on branching stems to 3'. Z5
Liriope 'Pee Dee Gold Ingot'	NEW Providing a bright color for a shady to part sunny location, this liriope was a hot seller last season. The strapping leaves provide a nice texture and shape change when planted with hosta, astilbe, brunnera, coral bells and others. Liriope makes for a dense groundcover over time and should be utilized more often for the home landscape.
Lychnis 'Gardener's World'	Personally, I enjoy how rose campions reseed themselves through the garden to create unexpected combinations. But for the more orderly gardener there is now a sterile variety. 1-2" velevet red flowers blossom for up to 6 weeks over silvery-gray foliage in early summer and stay put from season to season.
Miscanthus 'Little Kitten'	NEW Finally a true dwarf maiden grass. Coming from Japan, this selection grows only 15" tall with plumes rising another 15" above the thin green foliage. Delicate white midribs adds to the overall top notch appearence of this ornamental grass. Perfect in so many locations throughout a home landscape! Z5
Miscanthus 's. Gold Bar'	NEW This has made guite a splash here at the nursery when we've had it in limited numbers. Now fully available it has intense gold banded variegation and only grows 3-5' tall. A nice new porcupine grass introduction!
Miscanthus sinesis 'Huron Sunrise'	Coming out of Canada is this first rate selection. It's noted for its prolific blooms of full burgundy flowers from mid August onward. The foliage width is average with a silver midrib. It is a clump forming grower with good winter interest to 5 or 6'. Z4
Monarda 'bradburdiana'	NEW The thing that sets this bee balm apart is its early blom time. Native to the Ozarks it flowers in May to June at only 18" tall. Fragrant to Z3
Monarda ''Little Siberia''	From Little Siberia Perennials in VT comes this unique slection with small, rich, clean pink flowers that are only 1/2" across. Bloming in July it grows 30-36" and is mildew resistant.
Monarda ''On Parade''	velvety maroon flowers grow along the stems for a showy presentation at 30” tall. Excellent mildew resistance.
Monarda 'Petite Delight'	Cute, diminutive selection of a traditional bee balm - 12' high w/crinkly, glossy mildew resistant foliage
Nepeta 'Ice Blue'	NEW A very attractive intro from Plantsman Jim Glover, this catmint is a bit smaller than others but its the bicolor white and blue flowers that set it apart. It has a nice shimmering affect in the garden.
Nepeta ''Ice Blue''	a smaller form with charming white & blue bicolor flowers.
Nepeta 'Kit Kat'	NEW Here's a more compact dwarf with fragrant dark flowers of blue-purple. Even the foliage is dainty. Give it a try at the edge of a walkway or patio. Z3
Nepeta 'Little Titch'	Little Titch is a very sweet, dwarf Nepeta covered in blue blossoms. A very nice plant that flew out of the nursery in test trails.
Nepeta 'nervosa'	a green/blue foliage form with rich blue flowers that are larger than other compact forms. Grows 12’ high x 20”. A long blooming and unusal plant that will be sure to elude comments from visitors.
Paeonia ''Early Scout''	single, dark red peonies are hard to come by and this is a nice variety blooming very early at only 22” high.
Paeonia 'mlokoswitschii'	“Molly the Witch” is a most sought after species peony. Beautiful, soft primrose flowers are out for only a short period but are worth the wait. Long, obovate to oval leaves are somewhat glaucous and just as attractive in the shrub border or as a foil for other flowering plants.
Paeonia ''Moon River''	we couldn’t resist the name! This is a double, soft pink with the appearane of blush white on the reverse side of the leaves. An extremely fragrant choice flowering mid-season to 30”.
Paeonia 'obovata 'Alba''	a very nice species with 3”-4” cupped, single flowers of white with purple filaments. It has large deep green leaves and 9 irregular leaflets with grayish-hairy undersides. Flowers in May on a 18”-24” plant best suited for part shade.
Paeonia ''White Wings''	single, large white flowers with a pinchusion center of yellow make this peony worth having. 30” tall-late.
Panicum virgatum 'Shenandoah'	Wonderful new switch grass with red foliage as bright as Blood Grass - colors up in June
Papaver 'Black & White'	NEW Need a plant to contrast with all the pinks and purples of late spring then add some poppies with large white petals and black-purple markings in the center. Grows to 30" Z3
Papaver 'miybeanum Pacino'	NEW Here's a rare plant growing to only 6" tall with sulpher-yellow flowers appearing over blue scalloped leaves. Sounds delightful!
Papaver 'Pink Ruffles'	NEW Frills of salmon-pink adorn this oriental poppy. 30" stems hold flowers in bloom for late May/June. Z3
Penstemon 'Prarie Dusk'	A U. of Nebraska intro of rosy-purple blooms to 24" - winter hardy and eye catching
Perovskia ''Little Spires''	a very nice new introduction that was selected for its short stature preventing it from flopping in the garden. A real winner with a more compact habit.
Phlox 'Fancy Feeling'	NEW There are too many phlox paniculatas out there! So why are we bringing in a few more to try? Well this series from Holland looks to be very promising indeed. They have "modified" petals that are uniquely shaped and long lasting. The bright pink elongated petals are streaked with white on 28" tall plants with large flowerheads. A must see and have plant!
Phlox 'Natural Feelings'	Swirled double flowers of lilac-purple have been "modified" to yield extra long bloom time and color saturation. This comes from a Holland breeding program of excellence and promises to be an exciting line of phlox. 28" Z4
Phlox 'Volcano Purple'	NEW So what sets these summer phlox apart from the competition/ Well it could be the excellent progress made in mildew resitance or the abundant and oversized flower heads or it could be their shorter height - how about all of the above! Deep purple blossoms have a white eye and flower on sturdy stems in July and August Z4
Phlox 'Volcano Red'	NEW Compact and hefty plants are in bloom form July to September with intense red flower heads that are also deliciously fragrant. 18-24" tall. Z4
Phlox amoena 'Cabot Blue'	A tough plant for clay and poor soils this leathery divertica like phlox has lavender-blue flowers and thin leaves. Happy in bright shade to full sun it makes for a great flowering groundcover as it's in bloom for 4+ months! Height 12" - Z6.
Phlox divaricata ''Blue Elf''	a dwarf woodlander at only 6” tall with med. blue flowers in May.
Phlox diveritca 'Plum Perfect'	Fragrant, light purple flowers with a darker eye grace this April to May blooming phlox. It is a good spreader that thrices in moist, humus soil that is well drained. Grows 10-15" high and is reistatn to mildew which can affect a number of woodland phloxes.
Phlox paniculata 'Robert Poore'	A highly mildew resistant cultivar with medium pink flowers. Foliage is dark green and tinged red at 4-5 feet in height. A nice selection for the summer border that doesn't need spraying. Z4
Physotegia 'Miss Manners'	A well behaved clump former with pure white flowers that tend to rebloom at 18" tall.
Podophyllum hexandrum 'Majus'	A mayapple that has upward facing pink flowers before the brown marbled leaves form in early spring. Majus is clump forming, grows to 18" in part shade with moist rich soil. An added bonus are the 4" egg shaped seed pods that follow the flowers.
Polemonium 'Stairway to Heaven'	Most of us have lost one to many polemonium cultivars to our hot dry summers or wet winter soils. But here is an improved and reliable Jacob's Ladder with bright white and green variegation. If you're a plant nut or new to gardening you can feel good about giving this one a try.
Polemonium 'yezoense 'Purple Rain''	the purple-green foliage is finely divided and fern-like on this cultivar. Grow in rich soil in part shade and be rewarded with groups of blue flowers in late spring to early summer-24” high.
Polemonium c. 'Alba'	Much less common than the species but with the same characteristics, except it flowers white. Very enjoyable, fragrant, and adaptable to sun or shade. Z5.
Primula 'auricula Double Take'	NEW Pale yellow clusters of flowers are held on 6-8" stems above silver-gray foliage. The blossoms vary from single to double to hose-in-hose types. A delicate primrose of subtle beauty. Z2
Primula 'Vialii'	NEW Orchid Primrose creates a unique picture in the landscape. Flowering later than other primroses, it forms a mound of basil growth and sends up a flower spike topped with an elongated pyramid of red buds. From here the flower opens from the bottom to top in a rich pink color. A great show indeed! 18" tall Z6
Primula 'You & Me Series'	NEW These primroses are so pretty you'll want to stop and admire them for a quick pick me up that says "Yes, everything is right and beautiful in the world". They are a hose-in-hose type and come in yellow, white or pink. A perfect impulse plant!
Primula vulgaris 'Granny Graham'	Stunning double violet flowers float over attractive foliage. With all of these newer Primula vulgaris selections you get bigger, brighter flowers that will have you enjoying a planting of them for years to come.
Primula vulgaris 'Ken Darman'	Double copper-apricot flowers make for an unusal color in the spring garden.
Pulmomnaria 'Raspberry Splash'	A strong upright habit with brilliant, silvered leaves sets this pulmonaria apart. And of course it has raspberry-pink flowers to grace your spring garden.
Pulmonaria 'Apple Frost'	Compact, mildew resistant apple-green foliage has a silver applique and blue to rose flowers
Pulmonaria 'Berries & Cream'	Combine the swirling, milky silver of P. Excalibur with a ruffled edge, throw in a new shade of raspberry pink flowers and you have a dynamite plant. A staff favorite!
Pulmonaria 'Dark Vader'	NEW Take heart Jedi, here is a highly mildew resistent cultivar of Lungwort with very strong growth habits. Beautiful spotting and dark pink and blue flowers are hard to resist. Z4
Pulmonaria 'Silver Streamers'	A fantastic "pie crust" ruffling along the edge of this near white cultivar gives Silver Streamers a look like no other pulmonaria. Plant along side dark leaved selections like the latest heucheras for a stunning combination.
Pulmonaria 'Victorian Brooch'	This selection is considered by the hybridizer to be their best pulmonaria to date! It has long but congested silver spotted foliage, with upright and outfacing flowers in magenta-coral with ruby red eyes. A very long bloom time adds to the winning formula. Z4
Pulsatilla vulgaris 'Papageno'	A variation of the inspiring pasque flower - flowers are semi-double, fringed and mixed in color
Rodgersia 'Chocolate Wings'	NEW Here's a continuation of a breeding improvement to rodgersia. It has strong, chocolate covered foliage in spring and then undergoes color changes to green and bronze-red throughout the season. Growing to 4' tall the flowers open pink and age to burdundy-red. Promises to be a great looking plant of some substance in the garden. Z5
Rudbeckia 'fulgida var. fulgida'	If any plant suffers from a poor name it’s this dynamite black-eyed susan. It has a smaller flower and foliage than ‘Goldsturm’ with a longer bloom time. It really extends the season and adds a bit of charm to many companion plants. 24-30”-starts two weeks after ‘Goldstrum’. Z4.
Rudbeckia 'Viette's Little Suzie'	A bushy semi-dwarf black eyed susan. It's shorter than R. Goldsturm with a bounty of smaller, cheerful flowers. A nice addition to this family of summer blooming stalwarts.
Salvia 'pratense Evelyn'	NEW Here's a meadow sage you'll fall for. It has an abundance of flowers on a well branched plant to 24" tall. Strong pink spikes numbering 25 to 30 per plant shoot up in a dense vertical manner. Hardy to zone 4 but requires very good drainage.
Salvia 'pratense Rhapsody in Blue'	NEW Wide gray-green leaves form the base for loads of branches holding two tone flower spikes of blue and violet at 24" tall. Blooms vibrantly in July & August when strong colors are in short supply.
Salvia nemerosa 'Carradonna'	A German introduction, this salvia has glowing purple stems with violet-purple flowers. Blooms for a long period and looks grand with geraniums and purple coralbells. 24-30" tall.
Salvia nemerosa ''Marcus''	a dwarf variety that only reaches 8” and has dark violet-purple flowers that stay closed in the center. A truly petite salvia for small spaces or contanier gardens. A sport of S. East Frieland from Haussermann Nursery in Germany.
Sanguinaria 'canadensis Multiplex'	NEW We hope to now have a reliable source for this rare offering. At one time we had a nice colony growing at the nursery but have not been able to offer it for retail. This double form of bloodroot is stunning. The short bloom time is made up for with the grace and waterlily-like fullness of shimmering white blossoms. A low growing woodland plant bloodroot flowers emerge from unfolding petals of grey-green and appreciates a humus soil in a well drained soil of part shade. Don't be shocked by the pricey nature of this plant, the joy it brings year in and year out will be worth it. Limited
Sanicula 'caerulescens'	NEW Dainty light blue white flowers burst forward on wire stems to 10" tall on this delicate looking alpine. Basal foliage are thumnail sized serrated leaves like a minature astilbe or tiarella. A charming plant.
Santolina chamaecyparissus 'Small Ness'	A charming find, this is a very compact and dwarf form growing only 6" high & wide. What a cutie for a small crevice in the rock garden or borders edge. Silvery foliage and zone 5 hardy.
Saxifraga ''Maroon Beauty''	another eye catching saxifraga with rounded leaves of silver veins and red overtones. Fuzzy red hairs run up the stems to white flowers cast in pink shades, makes for an excellent groundcover.
Saxifraga stolonifera ''Harvest Moon''	with sulfer yellow to golden foliage (depending on exposure & temperatures) this saxifraga is excellent for around trees or in non-peat locations. Dainty pink flowers hover over the plant in late spring to mid summer.
Sedum 'Blackjack'	NEW This is a cultivar breed from the popular Sedum Matrona. The leaves emerge a gray-maroon and age to a deep purple-black as the sun increases during the summer. Generous right pink flowerheads contrast nicely with the foliage and act as a landing pad for butterflies. Grows 18-24" tall - Z4.
Sedum 'John Creech'	A wonderful tight groundcover that is more resistant to rot. It has tiny rossettes of green with pink flowers at 8-12" tall. A sure fire winner! Z3
Sedum 'Samuel Oliphant'	NEW This crazy new sedum was delveoped by a local CT wholesale nursery. Upright stems of burgundy or purple hold 5" carmine buds opening to pink in late summer. But the real fun is seen in the randomly variegated patterns of cream, green, and pink seen in the succulent foliage. Colors are more intense based on sun expose and hot temps.
Sedum purpureum ''Lynda Windsor''	Deep ruby-red flowers top foliage with blue & purple/chocolate undertones. Grows to 16”. The cultivars coming out of the Netherlands and Germany is really pushing the window with these sedums.
Sedum purpureum ''Purple Emporer''	from the breeding programs on the European Continent comes this sedum with dusty red flowers on strong stems over the darkest purple foliage. 16” flowering in Aug. & Sept.
Sedum spurium 'Fuldaglut'	A nice improvement on S. Dragon's Blood. It has bronze-red foliage 3-4" tall with rose-red flowers. An interesting texture to underplant with. Z3
Soldanella 'hungarica'	Being of Hungarian descent I couldn't resist this charming Hungarian Bellflower. Deeply fringed gentian blue flowers appear on wiry stems above round evergreen leaves. Blooming in early spring at 6" high it's perfect for a partially shaded rock garden crevice. Z3
Stipa tenuissima	this Mexican Feather Grass presents a gorgeous and, heart warming sensation when planted in groups and blowing in the summer wind - delicate 18" clumps w/24" blooms
Stokesia l. 'Honeysong Purple'	Huge 4” dark purple flowers with deeply cut edges. Blooms mid-summer till frost! 14”
Stokesia laevis ''Color Wheel''	flowers open white in the morning but undergo a transformation in color to deep lavender and then purple. Strap like foliage on a well branched plant at 24” tall. Flowers at different stages create a kaleidoscope of colors on the same plant.
Stokesia laevis ''Mary Gregory''	butter yellow flowers with a touch of white set this apart from other selections. Flowers are 2" and sit atop strong stalks. Z5.
Streptopens 'rosens'	A woodland native lily that comes from the cool forests of North America, Rose Twisted Stalk has small pink flowers hanging from zig-zaging stems with alternate leaves. These will be four year old nursery grown plants of blooming size. Bright red berries add to its charm in late summer.
Stylophorum diphyllum 'Compacta'	This Wood Poppy is a bit smaller and more compact than the species. Yellow flowers from spring to mid summer and again in the fall always catch the eye of the woodland gardener.
Symphytum grand. 'Hidcote Blue'	A blue flowered selection reaching 12", it will make a good groundcover in tough areas
Tanacetum niveum ''Jackpot''	an attractive selection for the combination of numerous white daisies with yellow centers and its richly branched, silver-gray foliage. Grows 20” tall with fern-like qualities and blooms in July/August.
Tanacetum vulgare ' 'Isle Gold''	this plant makes a 3’x3’ plant over time and earns its place in the garden with fine, lacy, bright yellow foliage. Grow in full sun and well drained soil.
Tellima grandiflora 'Forest Frost'	A deep shade and drought tolerant heuchera relative w/chartreuse flowers over quilted leaves
Thalictrum aquilegifolium 'Thundercloud'	Rich, deep purple flowers are larger and darker than the species. Growing to 3 or 4' they look wonderful in the mid border as they sway in a late day breeze. The glauca foliage looks like a columbine and the overall appearance makes Meadow Rue an important addition to any home garden.
Tiarella 'Iron Butterfly'	Large fragrant flowers with immense contrasting, cut foliage streaked in purple-black. It makes for a beautiful combination on this winner of a plant. A personal favorite of the leading hybridizer in the field, Tiarellas are a long blooming spring to early summer flower with excellent foliage.
Tiarella 'Ninja'	The spectacular leaves on this foamflower leap out at you. Semi-evergreen with purple-black winter foliage. Coral tinted flowers bloom against well marked leaves deeply serrated like the fingers on a glove. A very nice improvement over older varieties. Z4
Tiarella ''Seafoam''	Large display of creamy flowers cover the beautifully marked leaves for weeks on end in spring. This is the most floriferous selection out of the Terra Nova breeding program.
Tiarella 'Spring Smphony'	"Astounding" is the word chosen to describe pink flowers on this very compact, clump former. Cut leaves are painted black-purple and the sheer spike size and number of blooms is hard to beat. Z4
Tiarella cordifolia 'Filigree Lace'	Great leaf texture and structure mark deeply lobed foliage w/dark patches at the base - 10"
Tradescantia ''Sweet Kate''	holds its bright golden foliage color well all season. Gentian blue flowers contrasts brilliantly with the leaves from early summer to Sept. A great looking plant.
Tricyrtis ''Empress''	has extra large raspbery spotted white flowers for a quality display in the autumn garden.
Tricyrtis 'latifolia'	A real find for Toadlilies is this early blooming species. Starting in May and going on through the summer, it has upward facing yellow, star shaped flowers with brown spots on stiff stems. Not a knock your socks off type of plant but a gem for the shade garden at 18' tall. Z5.
Verbascum ''Caribbean Crush''	a large leaved variety to 18” tall with salmon pink flowers in summer. Remove spent blossoms to promote rebloom and to increase the longevity of the plant. Excellent drainage is needed.
Verbascum 'Copper Rose'	The new mulleins are wonderful for softening diverse color combinations. This apricot to rose selection flowers nicely on 40" stems. Provide them excellent drainage and be rewarded with loads of cottage flowers.
Verbascum ''Raspberry Ripple''	a 24” variety of creamy pink flowers and a raspberry swirled center. This plant from England earns its keep by blooming for 6-8 weeks beginning in June and repeats with 2 flushes thereafter if plants are deadheaded.
Verbascum ''Summer sorbet''	a glowing raspberry with a hint of deeper raspberry in the center makes this color stand out in the border. But its best qualities are its toughness and extended flowering period. Goes midspring to fall with or without removing the spent blossoms.
Verbascum phoeniceum 'Southern Charm'	This selection has wonderful crinkled or corrugated foliage. Creamy-apricot flowers emerge from a neat rosette of dark green leaves.
Veronica 'Baby Dolls'	NEW Heres an early blooming variety with medium pink-lavender flower spikes. With a compact habit at just 10" high, this is a cute bundle of color for the front edge of a garden.
Veronica 'Blue Reflection'	A tight creeping variety to quickly cover an area with true blue flowers in mid spring. 3” for part sun. Z4.
Veronica longifolia ''Eveline''	A mid-border variety with 20” tapering flowers of deep pink blooming for an extended time throughout the summer.
Veronica montana 'Corinnee Tremaine'	An English import that is causing a buzz for Veronica enthusiasts. A creeping plant with perfect cream edges on stable foliage and very small lilac flowers. Z5
Veronica prostrata 'Buttercup'	"An exciting new garden highlighter". We were one of the few across the country to first showcase this plant in limited quantities last year. Bright golden-yellow foliage makes a nice carpet effect. Retains its color best in full sun at just 3" tall. Z5
Veronica spicata ''Royal Candles''	This looks like a winning plant. Compact habit, attractive deep green foliage and abundant violet-blue flowers all summer make it a great plant for the front of the border at 15-18”.
Viola 'Dancing Geisha'	Show stopping foliage is silvered and deeply cut, giving the impression of swirling dancers!
Viola 'Etain'	A tufted pansy with light yellow edge flwoers and violet centers, it blooms abundantly from very early spring until the summer heat comes into town. A nice plant at 6" to go with the hot selling V. Rebecca. Both are clump forming and hardy to zone 4.
Viola 'Mars'	Super looking leaves of dark green bissect with a bright purple splotch and veining. Z5.