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Early flowering series Compact plant habit Excellent for pots, baskets and borders best used in hanging baskets, containers or window boxes which...

The Louisiana iris 'Sinfonietta' bears breathtaking gentian-blue flowers in early and mid-spring. Its broad blooms have three inner segments ("stan...

(YOU ARE BUYING STARTER PLANTS , 2.5' POT) The award-winning Iris x louisiana 'Sinfonietta' forms a wide-spreading (7' in 5 years) patch of 4' tall...

Lycoris spider lily 'Albiflora' » Native to southern & eastern Asia » Naturalize well, especially in the southeastern USA » The leaves are lon...

Lycoris aurea » Native to southern & eastern Asia» Naturalize well, especially in the southeastern USA» The leaves are long and slender, ...

Maca is native to the high Andes of Bolivia and Peru.,  maka, mace, maca-maca, maino, ayak chichira, ayuk willku, pepperweed. With over 60 phytoche...

Shade Loving Plant,Low growing ,Zone 4 - 8 Ferns are perfect for the background of the garden or in a woodland setting. Their gracefulness makes th...

A member of the Aster family (Asteraceae), Arnica chamissonis is closely related to Arnica montana, but is primarily found in the United States and...

Perfect for rock gardens, containers and low borders. The narrow, re-curved outer petals of this graceful mini daffodil are complimented by the cre...

Description Farmers of the 1930s first began growing Missouri Wonder for its resilience in harsh conditions. They usually grew this bean alon...

phlox owes its enduring popularity to its clouds of billowy blooms and no-fuss nature. But the real icing on the cake is the long flowering season,...

Monsieur Jules Elie Peony is a large double flowering pink Peony.  Paeonia lactiflora 'Monsieur Jules Elie' is an upright bush growing peony co...

Morning Glory (Ipomoea Purpurea Shiva) - Many people consider Morning Glories to be one of the best flowers to adorn fences, trellis, arches, and ...

Mountain Phlox, also known as Linanthus Grandiflorus, is a vibrant annual that grows easily from seeds. It thrives in wildflower gardens, landscape...

 You can look up your climate zone here: http://planthardiness.ars.usda.gov/PHZMWeb/ Can be easily forced indoors or added to any flower bed or out...