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Perennials

This is a search-able list of plants that we grow or may have available at the garden center. This list is not a list of what we currently have in stock as it changes daily. Please call the garden center or send an email to: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. to get a quote.

Joe Pye Weed 'Baby Joe'

This little known dwarf species of the taller Joe Pye is native in moist soils from Maine south to South Carolina. In appearance, it is similar to Joe Pye, but more tolerant of light shade. The 4' tall stems of green leaves and displaying dome-shaped heads of lavender flowers, in mid-summer. A real find for keeping butterflies at eye level. Prefers moist soil.

Lamb's Ear

Pretty velvet-like, silver/blue foilage
Good groundcover. Will naturalize
Deer and rabbit resistant

Lavender

Highly fragrant flowers. The French variety, 'provence' is commercially grown for the perfume industry.The English varieties, munstead and hidcote are more popular in residential gardens.
Use as a small hedge in a scented garden
Tolerates poor soil and is drought, deer and rabbit resistant

Lobelia

Tolerates wet soil
Great for a rain garden or near ponds and streams
Attracts hummingbirds and butterflies

Mediterranean Heather

Nice evergreen shrub blooming white or vibrant pink in the summer. Heather thrives in poor soil if properly drained. Beautiful when mass planted. Works well as a small shrub border or massed on a slope.

Montauk or Nippon Daisy

Excellent for mid to back of borders
Good for cut flowers
Attracts butterflies and is drought tolerant

Penstemon

Looks great when planted at the back of a flower bed
Makes nice cut flowers
Attracts hummingbirds

Phlox (sublata)

Also called creeping phlox. Excellent for spilling over retainer walls
Good for edging pathways
Very pretty in containers

Plumbago (hardy)

Long blooming plant makes an excellent groundcover for sunny to partly shaded areas of the landscape
Great for bulb interplanting, as foliage emerges when bulbs are dying back
Also good as an underplanting for shrubs

Red Hot Poker

Unique looking perennial used as a specimen or planted in small groups
Bi-color flower of red and yellow

Rosemary 'Arp'

Fragrant, winter hardy evergreen. Grows in herb gardens, borders or foundations. Great in containers for a patio or deck where the fragrance can be enjoyed. Rosemary is known as symbol of remembrance and friendship. Snip and enjoy throught the growing season!