Posts Tagged ‘Perennial’

Euphorbia polychroma ‘Bonfire’

(Spurge) Euphorbia ‘Bonfire’ PP18,585 is a hot new perennial with striking mahogany red foliage. Unlike other Euphorbias that may turn red in the fall, ‘Bonfire’ PP18,585 displays its smoldering red foliage all summer long! Radiant chartreuse flower bracts provide a nice contrast in the spring. A nice mounding habit with foliage that is resistant to deer and rabbits.

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Table Mountain™ Delosperma ‘John Proffitt’

(Ice Plant) Table Mountain™ Delosperma is an improved Delosprema cooperi with delightful fuchsia colored flowers with bright yellow centers. The daisy-like flowers bloom from Spring to Fall above 2 inch high succulent foliage. Table Mountain™ is very heat and drought tolerant and looks great in a rock garden!

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Iris germanica ‘Enchanted One’

(Bearded Iris ) Iris ‘Enchanted One’ is an enchanting Iris with rich golden yellow standards. The falls are a light orchid lavender with violet veining that is encircled by a gold rim. ‘Enchanted One‘ has a slight sweet fragrance and reblooms in late summer.

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Veronica ‘Royal Candles’

(Spike Speedwell) Veronica ‘Royal Candles’ PP18,932 has abundant violet-blue flower spikes which resemble candles. These dark blue candles stay lit all summer long!!! The compact deep green foliage of ‘Royal Candles‘ PP18,932 does not die out like other Veronicas. An excellent perennial that is a must have for every garden! It also attracts butterflies.

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Echinacea ‘Gum Drop’

(Coneflower) Echinacea ‘Gum Drop’ PPAF is a tasty new coneflower with a improved habit and compact size. The huge, intense bright pink pom pom are held over the pretty pink petals and supported on the strong 2 foot stems. Plant ‘Gum Drop’ PPAF in masses or in a strip for a beautiful touch of color. Coneflowers are wonderful for attracting butterflies and birds and make an excellent cut flower!

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Echinacea ‘Coral Reef’

(Coneflower) Echinacea ‘Coral Reef’ PPAF will create a little tropical paradise when added to your garden. This Echinacea boasts large, two toned double flowers, with orange/coral rays and and coral red cones. The long lasting flowers of ‘Coral Reef‘ PPAF attract butterflies and hummingbirds and are great in cut flower arrangements! Try planting in masses for a bold color impact in your garden.

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Hemerocallis ‘El Desperado’

(Daylily-Designer) Hemerocallis ‘El Desperado’ is an award winning romantic beauty. The 5 inch flower is a buttery yellow with a wine-purple eye and matching picotee edge halfway up the petals. ‘El Desperado’ has crimped flower petals, a yellow-green throat, and extended bloom flowers that last at least 16 hours each.

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Hemerocallis ‘Prairie Wildfire’

(Daylily) Hemerocallis ‘Prairie Wildfire‘ is known for its prolific bloom performance that sets the garden ablaze in mid summer! The large 5-inch flowers are rich red with finely ruffled edges and a contrasting bright yellow throat. ‘Prairie Wildfire’ flowers have a delicate fragrance for an added bonus!

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Hemerocallis ‘Sunday Gloves’

(Daylily) Hemerocallis ‘Sunday Gloves’ is a heavenly Designer Daylily™ boasting near-white 5½” flowers with soft yellow centers and graceful ruffled edges. A wonderful show of color in early to mid season followed by good rebloom later. Excellent foliage and lovely fragrance add to the beauty and elegance of ‘Sunday Gloves‘.

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Hemerocallis ‘Always Afternoon’

This is one of my personal favorite daylilies. I have it planted right nest to my Snowcap Shasta Dasies. the contrast they give one another is amazing!~ Heidi

(Daylily) Hemerocallis ‘Always Afternoon’ is a Designer Daylily™ with perfectly formed 5″ rosy-purple flowers with a dark plum eye and green throat. Makes a dazzling display of color in early season followed by good rebloom later. ‘Always Afternoon’ is a reblooming tetraploid cultivar that has received numerous awards including the 1997 Stout Silver Medal, the American Hemerocallis Society’s highest honor.

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