Rubus calycinoides (pentalobus)
Ornamental Raspberry (Zone 6)
An excellent groundcover to use in full sun to part shade, this plant is a fast grower, but won’t take over your garden. Round leaves have a crinkled appearance and a coarse texture with hairy stems that send out roots from each node. Small white flowers bloom in late spring, and then yellow berries form. Great red fall color and fairly pest free. Grows 6-8" tall.
...............Available in 1-Quart only.

Rudbeckia fulgida var. fulgida
Black-eyed Daisy  (Zone 5)
This is a wonderful plant! It is similar to 'Goldsturm', but with a finer texture. The flowers are about half the size of 'Goldsturm' and they are plentiful!! The foliage is smaller and more oval, and is a lighter green color. This selection has an extended bloom time and starts blooming later than other Rudbeckias. It grows 24-30" tall. It makes a good cut flower, and is great for the middle or back of the border. It requires full sun to part shade and average soils. 
...............Available in 1-Quart and IMPACT containers.

Rudbeckia fulgida ‘Goldsturm’
Black-eyed Daisy  (Zone 3)
‘Goldsturm’ is a widely used cultivar of our southeastern U.S. native Rudbeckia fulgida. ‘Goldsturm’ was originally bred in Germany in the late 1930’s and selected for its free flowering more compact habit than the species. It will grow to 18-24" and blooms in Mid to Late-season. The golden, daisy-like flowers are 3-4" wide and last for months in the summer. Deadheading old blooms will encourage continual flower production. These perform admirably in a full sun site with rich, well-worked soil. The dark green foliage contrasts well with the gold flowers. Ideally these should be vegetatively propagated, seed propagated forms may exhibit a wide range of variation in form and height. This wonderful long blooming perennial was voted the Plant of the Year in 1999 by the Perennial Plant Association.
...............Available in 1-Quart and IMPACT containers.

Rudbeckia fulgida ‘Viette’s Little Suzy’ (PP8867)
Black-eyed Daisy  (Zone 4)
Compared to most other Rudbeckia’s on the market this cultivar is a genetic dwarf growing only 18-24" tall. The foliage and flowers are similar to those of other Black-eyed Susans. Blooms from mid-summer into fall. Performs best in full sun and average well-drained soils. Looks good growing with other long blooming summer and fall perennials. A Blooms of Bressingham introduction.
................Available in IMPACT container only.
 

Rudbeckia hirta ‘Autumn Colors’
Black-eyed Daisy  (Zone 5)
Nice mix of colors to put you in the mood for fall. Flowers can be single or bicolor combinations of yellows, reds and browns. Plants are long bloomers and great cut flowers. Short-lived and best treated as an annual, but sometimes self seeds. They grow 20-24" tall in full sun and drier soil.
...............Available in 1-Quart only.

Rudbeckia hirta ‘Chim Chiminee’
Black-eyed Daisy  (Zone 5)
A really fun cultivar with unique quilled petals. Colors range from yellows and golds to russets and mahogany's with a deep brown cone. It is a long bloomer and a great cut flower. Plants are short-lived and best treated as an anuual, however they are known to self seed. They grow up to 24" tall.
...............Available in 1-Quart only.

Rudbeckia hirta ‘Prairie Sun’
Black-eyed Daisy  (Zone 4)
This new Rudbeckia has glowing lemon-yellow blooms edged with apricot. It is a show off in the garden! Flowers measure about 5" across. Plants grow up to 28" in full sun and average soils.
...............Available in 1-Quart only.
 

Rudbeckia nitida ‘Herbstsonne’
Shining Coneflower  (Zone 3)
This cultivar is an outstanding coneflower selection of one of our native Rudbeckias. Allan Armitage, the perennial guru, refers to this plant as "one of the finest coneflowers in cultivation." This produces large flowers with long, drooping, yellow petals and a center green cone. It blooms in Mid to Late-season, producing many 3-4" flowers on top of 5-8’ plants. The height of this perennial lends itself well to framing in the back of the border or just as a great backdrop for the garden. Its’ dark green, coarse foliage contrasts well with the bright yellow blooms. For best garden performance, plant in a full sun site, with rich, well-drained garden soil. From our experience this cultivar does not require staking! This tall-grass prairie native is an excellent seed source for birds!
...............Available in IMPACT container only.

Rumex sanguineus
Bloody Sorrel/ Dock  (Zone 5)
This is a great foliage plant to add a punch of color to containers or in your perennial beds. Bright grass-green leaves have unusual deep red venation. Small white flowers bloom in late summer, but really are just a distraction from the fun, strange foliage. It grows 18-24" in full sun and moist well-drained soil.
..............Available in 1-Quart only.

Sagina subulata 
Irish Moss  (Zone 4)
This creeping moss-like groundcover has green foliage and is topped by small white flowers in Early season. The foliage grows less than 1" tall and is great between paving stones or in the rock garden. The foliage remains evergreen in warmer climates. Prefers full sun (although some afternoon shade in the heat of the summer is beneficial) and a really well-drained moist soil. Great for small gardens!
...............Available in Groundcover and 1-Quart containers.

Sagina subulata ‘Aurea’
Scotch Moss  (Zone 4)
This selection is typically referred to as Scotch Moss. It is grown for its spreading groundcover habit that is excellent when used in walkways and stone walls. It has bright yellow-green foliage that is topped by small white flowers in early season. It grows best when provided with afternoon shade and well drained soils. The foliage grows to only 2" tall.
...............Available in Groundcover and 1-Quart containers.
 

Salvia lyrata ‘Purple Vulcano’
Salvia (Zone 5)
Very deep reddish-purple foliage has a hint of green on the tops of the large, crinkled leaves. On the undersides, foliage is a lighter reddish-pink that makes it look like it is lit from underneath. Colors intensify and deepen in the fall. Small blue flowers form on 12" tall spikes in June and July. This plant has a great color and texture to use with bright greens or reds. Nice in the garden, but does just as well in containers. Prefers full sun and well-drained soil. Foliage grows 4" tall and large leaves spread out to about 12".
.............Available in 1-Quart only.

Salvia nemorosa ‘Blue Hill’
Perennial Salvia  (Zone 4)
This Salvia has the truest blue flowers of all the Salvias we grow at Millcreek Gardens. The flower spikes have a long bloom time throughout the Mid-season. The coarse, dark green leaves add texture to any garden. The foliage and flower spikes can grow up to 18" and have a compact habit. This plant is good for the border and for cut flowers. It likes average, well-drained soils and is resistant to heat and drought.
...............Available in 1-Quart only.
 

Salvia nemorosa ‘Blue Queen’
Perennial Salvia  (Zone 4)
This Salvia has bluish-purple flower spikes along with the coarse dark green foliage and blooms throughout the Mid-season. The plant can reach up to 24" tall with a 12-24" spread. The flower spikes are showy in the border and as a cut flower. It is heat and drought resistant and prefers average, well-drained soils.
...............Available in 1-Quart only.
 

Salvia nemorosa ‘Caradonna’
Perennial Salvia  (Zone 4)
This new introduction from Germany is similar to ‘East Friesland’ in many respects but has wonderful purple stems that help to provide an overall mass of color to the border. It is a long blooming selection with violet flowers beginning in midseason, and if deadheaded, will continue to rebloom throughout the summer. Plants grow best in full sun and average garden soils. Grows to 18 to 24" tall.
...............Available in 1-Quart and IMPACT containers.
 

Salvia nemorosa ‘East Friesland’
Perennial Salvia  (Zone 4)
Deep blue-purple flowers show off this plant in the perennial garden for an extended period of time throughout the Mid-season. Growing to 24" in average, well-drained soils this plant makes a good cut flower and can also stand hot, dry summers.
...............Available in 1-Quart and IMPACT containers.
 

Salvia nemorosa Marcus^TM (PP13322)
Perennial Salvia  (Zone 3)
At last a truly short salvia! This selection from Germany was chosen for its small stature, only 8” tall, in the garden. It is great for the front of the border or for use in mixed containers. It has wonderful dark-violet flowers throughout Mid-season and is easy to grow in full sun and well-drained soils.
...............Available in 1-Quart and IMPACT containers.

 

Salvia nemorosa ‘May Night’
Perennial Salvia  (Zone 4)
The 1997 Perennial Plant of the Year! ‘May Night’ has large, deep purple flower spikes that persist for an extended period of time throughout the Mid-season and with deadheading will bloom sporadically into fall. The leaves are larger and slightly shinier than the other Salvia’s but still have the same coarse texture. This plant can grow to 18" and is good for the border and as a cut flower. Plant in average, well-drained soils.
...............Available in 1-Quart and IMPACT containers.

Salvia nemorosa 'Pink Friesland' (PPAF)
Perennial Salvia  (Zone 4)
'Pink Friesland' is a new introduction from Langeveld Bulb Company. Similar to 'East Friesland', only having spiky pinkish-red flowers. Plants grow 12-18" tall in full sun and average garden soil. A change from the traditional blue colored salvias!
...............Available in IMPACT container only.

Salvia nemorosa ‘Rosenwein’
Perennial Salvia  (Zone 4)
Deep pink flower spikes arrive in Early to Mid-season on this 1½-2' salvia. While not as coarse as other Salvias, the lighter-green colored foliage complements the pink spikes quite well. With an extended bloom time of 6-8 weeks throughout the Mid-season we recommend this plant as a substitute for the more invasive Lythrum in the garden. With deadheading this plant will bloom sporadically into fall. Plant in well-drained average garden soils.
...............Available in 1-Quart only.

Salvia nemorosa Sensation Rose^® (PP18230)
Salvia  (Zone 4) 
A great new salvia with soft pink flower spikes that grow up to 16" tall. This summer flowering cultivar has a compact, clump forming habit that makes it a good selection for the front of the border. Foliage reaches just 12" tall. It prefers full sun and average soil.
...............Available in 1-Quart and IMPACT containers.

Salvia nemorosa ‘Snowhill’ (aka ‘Schneehugel’)
Perennial Salvia  (Zone 4)
If you are looking for something different that is easy to grow you might want to choose this long blooming selection. This sport of ‘Blue Hill’ has pure white flower spikes beginning in Mid-season and continuing throughout summer. It grows 20” tall and slightly wider. It is easy to grow in full sun and average well-drained garden soil.
...............Available in IMPACT container only.

 

Salvia nemorosa ‘Viola Klose’
Perennial Salvia  (Zone 4)
A newer compact selection that has dark blue flower spikes in Mid-season. Growing to only 18" tall, ‘Viola Klose’ is a good choice for those extremely hot areas where the taller cultivars tend to flop over. Plant in full-sun to light shade and average garden soils. An excellent choice for borders, cutting gardens and the butterfly garden. If the hybrid salvias are deadheaded after blooming, two or three reblooms are likely to follow!
...............Available in IMPACT container only.
 

Salvia verticillata ‘Purple Rain’
Perennial Salvia  (Zone 4)
Smokey-purple flowers whorl around the stem at spaced intervals to form the unusual bloom for this Salvia. Broad, soft-green, arrow-shaped leaves curl up to create a compact, yet airy habit. This plant can reach 24" tall in average, well-drained soils. It can also be a long bloomer throughout the Mid-season especially if deadheaded. It is great for the border as it can soften edges and blends well with other textures. A great garden plant!
...............Available in 1-Quart and IMPACT containers.
 

Saponaria ocymoides
Rock Soapwort  (Zone 4)
A very hardy and easy to grow plant that is great rambling over stone walls or other boulders. Soapwort has small, clear pink flowers that appear in Early to Mid-season. The glossy, olive green foliage is especially nice if the plants are cut back hard after flowering. A trailing plant that grows about 6" tall with two to three times that spread. Plant in full sun to part-shade in a very well-drained soil.
...............Available in 1-Quart only.

Saponaria ocymoides ‘Snowtips’
Soapwort  (Zone 4)
A very hardy and easy to grow plant that is great rambling over stone walls or other boulders. Soapwort has small, white flowers that appear in Early to Mid-season. The glossy, olive green foliage is especially nice if the plants are cut back hard after flowering. A trailing plant that grows about 6" tall with a 30" spread. Plant in full sun to part-shade in a very well-drained soil.
...............Available in Groundcover container only.

Saxifraga x arendsii ‘Purple Robe’
Saxifrage  (Zone 5)
What a beautiful plant! The moss-like foliage forms a charming evergreen mound from which an abundance of tiny, 5-petaled flowers arise in early spring. The blooms range in color from deep red to rose to pale pink to white and the plants reach about 6" tall when in bloom. They like well-drained areas and look great creeping over stones and walls. Site properly in the part-shade garden to prevent it from melting out in the heat of summer.
...............Available in 1-Quart only.
 

Scabiosa columbaria ‘Butterfly Blue’
Pincushion Flower  (Zone 3)
Well what can I say about one of the longest blooming perennials known? This is a must for your garden! One might think this cultivar was genetically bred for flower production alone. ‘Butterfly Blue’, voted the 2000 Perennial Plant of the Year by the Perennial Plant Association, produces masses of 2" lavender-blue flowers from Mid to Late-season. With continued deadheading, this cultivar will often bloom through November. The flowers, which are great for cutting, are held 18" above the lance-shaped basal foliage. An excellent plant for the border when planted in full sun. Requires well-drained soils.
...............Available in 1-Quart and IMPACT containers.
 

Scabiosa columbaria ‘Pink Mist’ (PP8957)
Pincushion Flower  (Zone 3)
This perennial is identical to ‘Butterfly Blue’, except the flowers are a soft pink. Growing to 18", ‘Pink Mist’ begins blooming in Mid-season and typically flowers until late November. Deadheading the old blooms will promote even heavier flowering. Grows best in full sun and requires well-drained garden soils. These make great cut flowers and wonderful perennials for the border or massing.
...............Available in 1-Quart and IMPACT containers.

 

Scabiosa ochroleuca
Cream Scabiosa  (Zone 5)
This summer flowering perennial has yellow pincushion-like flowers held high above the green-gray foliage. This plant has a light and airy feel, growing to 2½’, and lends itself perfectly to naturalized areas and the front of the border. Full sun and moist well-drained soil is best for optimum growth. While this plant is considered a short-lived species it does readily self-seed.
...............Available in 1-Quart only.

Scutellaria alpina 'Moonbeam'
Skullcap  (Zone 4)
An active growing perennial with numerous clusters of light yellow flowers that bloom throughout the summer on trailing stems. Grow in well-drained soil and full sun in the northern states.  Perfect for Alpine or Rock Gardens, as its native habitat is a rocky lime soil. Reaching about 10" tall, this plant is wonderful for attracting bees, butterflies, and birds. Be careful not to overwater!
...............Available in IMPACT container only. Limited Quantities.

Scutellaria integrifolia
Skullcap  (Zone 4)
Native to the eastern U.S., this hardy perennial grows to 2’ in part-shade and moist to average woodland-type soil. Bluish-purple and white two-toned flowers are produced in mid to late summer and last several weeks. Round greenish-gray foliage remains attractive throughout the growing season. Scutellaria’s are valuable additions to perennial gardens as they bloom late in summer when many other plants have already finished blooming. Easy to grow from seed, cuttings, or divisions.
...............Available in IMPACT container only. Limited Quantities.
 

Sedum acre
Stonecrop  (Zone 4)
Many settings can be a home to this Sedum. With tiny golden flowers in Early season and even smaller leaves this plant can fit anywhere and will grow just about everywhere. It can reach a height of 3" tall and can spread as far as you will let it. It prefers average soils and sunny locations. It can dress up walls, stone walkways, and border plantings.
...............Available in 1-Quart only.
 

Sedum album ‘Murale’
Stonecrop  (Zone 4)
Tiny white flowers bloom together to form quite a statement of color in the Early season. Blooms cover the 4" tall mound of tiny, egg-shaped leaves. The leaves are a bronzy color that deepens in the fall and is evergreen through the winter. This is another plant that can live in a variety of areas. It is good for creeping along borders, over walls, or even in containers. Grow in full sun and well-drained soils.
...............Available in 1-Quart only.
 

Sedum 'Autumn Fire'
Stonecrop  (Zone 4)
This improvement of S. 'Autumn Joy' has deep red flowers that have much longer lasting color in the garden. Its growth habit is also tighter and the leaves are slightly thicker. Plants grow 24-36" tall. Like all sedums it prefers well-drained soils of low fertility.
..............Available in 1-Quart and IMPACT containers. 
 

Sedum ‘Autumn Joy’ (‘Herbstfreude’)
Stonecrop  (Zone 4)
The ever popular ‘Autumn Joy’ is one of our best sellers. It provides interest throughout the four seasons. The light green, succulent plant can grow to 18" tall. It starts breaking flower buds in summer, then forms a green broccoli head type of flower stalk. As summer progresses, the flowers turn a light rosy color that deepens to a ruby red. It does not stop there! When the plant is done flowering, the brown stalk still looks attractive. It provides structure to a winter garden. This plant likes average, well-drained soils. It is a good plant for the border or when used in mass.
...............Available in 1-Quart and IMPACT containers.
 

Sedum ‘Bainbridge’
Stonecrop  (Zone 4)
This low growing stonecrop has a creeping habit and reaches only 2-4" tall. It is very tolerant of hot dry sites. The soft pink flowers appear in early summer. A perfect choice for edging, as a groundcover, or trailing over rock walls.
................Not available for 2008.

Sedum 'Bertram Anderson'
Stonecrop  (Zone 4)
What a beautiful sedum for your rock garden, container garden, or front of the border!  Lilac-blue leaves are held on dark purple stems of this eye-catching sedum.  In late summer it is covered with hot rose-pink flowers. 'Bertram Anderson' grows 8-12" tall although it is more a cascading type than an upright sedum. Plant in full sun and very well-drained soil for best performance.  Sedums are perfect for any hot, dry spot in the garden! 
...............Available in 1-Quart and IMPACT containers.
 

Sedum 'Black Jack' (PP16736)
Stonecrop  (Zone 3)
This new introduction from Walters Gardens, Inc., is a sport of Sedum 'Matrona' with darker more blackish-purple leaves on upright plants that reach 2' tall. Beautiful brilliant pink flower heads bloom in late summer and are up to 8" wide! An excellent choice for contrasting with greens, golds, and blues in the garden. Plants grow best in full sun and are great for the hot, dry spot in your garden!
...............Available in IMPACT container only.

Sedum ‘Carl’
Stonecrop  (Zone 4)
Similar to Sedum ‘Autumn Joy’ only more compact as it grows only 12" tall and 12" wide. The intense pink blooms appear late in summer.
...............Available in 1-Quart only.
 

Sedum cauticola ‘Lidakense’ 
Stonecrop  (Zone 4)
This lovely clump-forming sedum is perfect for a rock garden or a hot, dry area! Its round bluish-green foliage is tinged reddish-purple and reaches only 6” tall. Bright pink flowers compliment the foliage in late summer, flowering later than many other sedums. Sedums require full sun and very sharp drainage for best performance. ‘Lidakense’ is one of the best late-blooming stonecrops!
...............Available in 1-Quart only.
 

Sedum dasyphyllum ‘Himalayan Skies’
Stonecrop  (Zone 4)
This low growing ground cover has round grey-blue leaves. Small white flowers appear in mid summer. A great choice for for troughs or rock gardens.
...............Available in 1-Quart only.

Sedum ‘Frosty Morn’
Stonecrop  (Zone 4)
This upright cultivar of sedum has bold white and green variegation. The form is the same as that of S. ‘Autumn Joy’ that starts out with greenish buds that age to pink and then open to show pale pink flowers. It grows up to 18" tall in full sun and average soil.
..............Not available for 2008.

Sedum kamtschaticum
Stonecrop  (Zone 4)
Yellow flowers adorn this sedum in Mid-season. The toothed, dark green foliage is tinged with orange in the fall. This 4-9" tall plant is a great groundcover and will spread readily. Prefers average soils and is great for rock gardens and borders.
...............Available in Groundcover and 1-Quart containers.

Sedum kamtschaticum var. ellacombianum
Stonecrop  (Zone 4)
Light green, scalloped leaves provide the backdrop for the show of 5-petaled, star-shaped, yellow flowers in Mid to Late-season. When the fragrant flowers are spent, the foliage takes over the show. The leaves turn a pinkish orange color that can brighten up any spot in the border or rock garden. This compact, 6" grower prefers well-drained, average garden soils.
...............Available in 1-Quart only.

 

Sedum kamtschaticum var. middendorffianum
Stonecrop  (Zone 4)
A short rock garden species with small medium green foliage and small yellow blooms which appear mid season. This plant is a more upright variety compared to Sedum kamschaticum.
...............Available in 1-Quart only.
 

Sedum ‘Lynda Windsor’
Stonecrop  (Zone 4)
This tight upright stonecrop has dark crimson leaves with deep-red flowers that appear in summer on 16" tall plants. ‘Lynda Windsor’ is an ideal plant for the front of a sunny border or can add great foliage contrast to a container. Plants require dry, well-drained soil in order to thrive.
..............Not available for 2008.  
 

Sedum ‘Matrona’
Stonecrop  (Zone 4)
Gray-green leaves have a rosy edge on this multi-season interest plant. ‘Matrona’ is similar to ‘Autumn Joy’ but with a kick. The plant flowers earlier than ‘Autumn Joy’ and gets a little taller, reaching up to 24". The rosy foliage gives way to rose colored blooms. These blooms darken to a rich brown in the fall and winter and are sturdy enough to provide structure in the winter garden. This plant prefers average soils and is excellent in the border or in containers. With all of these great qualities it is no wonder it was chosen as the 2000 International Plant of the Year.
...............Available in 1-Quart and IMPACT containers.

 

Sedum pachyclados
Stonecrop  (Zone 4)
This stonecrop is ideal for the rock garden!  The foliage is a grayish-blue and has fringed edges. The light yellow flowers are produced in mid season. Grows 4" tall by 12" wide.
...............Available in 1-Quart only.
 

Sedum 'Postman's Pride' (PP16831)
Stonecrop  (Zone 4)
This cultivar sports very dark burgundy leaves on small bushy plants. Purple buds open to pink flowers. Plants are heat and drought tolerant. Resists rabbits and attracts butterflies. Grows 18-24" with a 24" spread. Blooms in Late season.
..............Available in IMPACT container only.

Sedum ‘Purple Emperor’
Stonecrop  (Zone 4)
This is a newer selection with reddish flowers appearing over showy purple almost black foliage. The plant grows to about 18" tall and is excellent for the hot dry border. The flowers are borne in late summer into fall.
...............Available in IMPACT container only.

Sedum reflexum
Stonecrop  (Zone 4)
This species is a cute little evergreen Sedum. It has spiky, blue-gray leaves that make it look like a type of spruce. This Sedum does not have the fragrance of a spruce, but looking at its dense foliage makes you want to touch it just to see how prickly it is. The leaves are not as sharp, they actually form a cushion that small yellow flowers rest upon in summer. This 8" tall Sedum is a wonderful groundcover in rock gardens, borders, or in containers.
...............Available in 1-Quart only.

Sedum reflexum 'Angelina' (PPAF)
Stonecrop  (Zone 3)
Gorgeous bright yellow-golden needle-like foliage looks similar to an evergreen shrub. Habit is low growing and trailing, which makes it a useful plant in the perennial garden and containers. They are especially nice for fall arrangements. Flowers appear in summer, but are insignificant. These plants need excellent drainage in the winter. Some people have had trouble overwintering them successfully. Full sun and dry soils are a must. Grows 3-6" tall and can spread 18".
...............Available in 1-Quart only.

Sedum ‘Rosy Glow’
Stonecrop  (Zone 4)
‘Rosy Glow’ is the most fragrant of all of our Sedums. When blooming in Mid-season this plant is extremely attractive. The light, sweet fragrance is only part of the joy. When in bloom, especially in mass, the bright fuschia, star-shaped flowers shine with glory. Even when not in bloom, the blue-green foliage is quite showy as it is tinged with rose. This plant can reach up to 12" tall and likes average to well-drained soils. It is fabulous for perennial borders – especially yours!
...............Available in 1-Quart only.
 

Sedum rupestre
Stonecrop  (Zone 4)
This mat forming evergreen stonecrop has cylindrical greenish-grey foliage. It grows 4" tall by 24". The small yellow flowers appear in mid-season. A great stonecrop for containers or edging.
...............Available in 1-Quart only.
 

Sedum sexangulare
Stonecrop  (Zone 4)
This fast growing Sedum can spread to form a 3-4’ dense carpet. The tiny yellow flowers appear in mid-season. The deep green leaves appear in six-spirals of parallel sided leaves. The foliage turns bronze in fall to add even more interest to a lovely plant.
...............Available in 1-Quart only.

 

Sedum sieboldii
Stonecrop  (Zone 4)
Tiny clear pink flowers dot this plant in Mid to Late-season. It grows to 6" and is semi-evergreen. The round, light blue-gray leaves are edged with pink. This plant has an unusual form because the leaves get smaller as they reach the end of the stem. Rather than forming a nice, rounded mat the stems go every which direction and grow as they may. The light color and habit of this selection makes it a great addition to borders and rock gardens.
...............Available in 1-Quart only.
 

Sedum spectabile ‘Neon’
Stonecrop  (Zone 4)
This amazing new Sedum cultivar was discovered growing in a group of Sedum ‘Brilliant’ and was selected for its unique, neon pink flowers that appear Mid to Late-season. The bloom color of ‘Neon’ is a more rosy-pink shade than ‘Autumn Joy’ or ‘Brilliant’ although the same type of large flower heads are produced. ‘Neon’ grows to 1½' and performs best in full sun and well-drained soil, especially in winter. Leave the spent flower heads uncut, as they add interest to the winter perennial garden.
...............Available in 1-Quart only.
 

Sedum spurium ‘Dragon’s Blood’
Stonecrop  (Zone 4)
The cultivar name, ‘Dragon’s Blood’, very accurately describes the intense, scarlet colored blooms that cover this plant. The Early to Mid-season blooms look dazzling even from a distance against the purplish-red foliage. A wonderful, 4" tall groundcover that is great in any full sun garden with average to poor soil.
...............Available in 1-Quart only.

Sedum spurium 'John Creech'
Stonecrop (Zone 4)
Low-growing green-leaved groundcover with pink flowers that bloom in May and June. It is a popular variey and a good grower in full sun and well-drained soils. Grows 2-3" tall.
..............Available in 1-Quart only.

Sedum spurium ‘Fuldaglut’
Stonecrop  (Zone 4)
This cultivar is quite similar to ‘Dragon’s Blood’. ‘Fuldaglut’ displays a great show of color with its’ red-toned foliage. The biggest difference is the flower color with ‘Fuldaglut’ being a lighter shade of red but nonetheless still quite attractive. This cultivar grows to 4" in full sun and average to poor soil types.
...............Available in Groundcover and 1-Quart containers.

Sedum spurium ‘Tricolor’
Stonecrop  (Zone 4)
This variegated stonecrop has green leaves with creamy white edges. The variegation of this plant turns red in the sun giving a three colored effect. 'Tricoor' grows 3-6" tall and has pink-purple flowers in mid-season. This is perfect for the rock garden, as an edging, groundcover, or for containers.
...............Available in 1-Quart only.
 

Sedum spurium 'Voodoo'
Stonecrop (Zone 3)
Deep red foliage of this low growing sedum gives a nice backdrop and color contrast with other sedums and perennials. Its mat forming habit can be used for walkways or the border. Bright pink flowers bloom all summer to add even more interest. Grows best in full sun and well drained soil. Grows 8" tall.
..............Available in 1-Quart only.

Sedum ternatum ‘Larinem Park’
Stonecrop  (Zone 4)
This late-spring blooming stonecrop is a beautiful addition to the garden! Its’ beautiful soft white flowers are sure to add color to the front of a border, rock garden, or container. This compact plant reaches only 6” tall and performs best when planted in part-shade.
................Available in Groundcover and 1-Quart containers.

Sedum tetractinum 
Stonecrop  (Zone 4)
This plant forms a dense mat of circular leaves. The new leaves are a bright, grass-green color. As they age, they get a little darker and take on a slightly bronze tone. They also have a bronze-gold fall color. Yellow flowers appear in Mid to Late-season but can’t compete with the gorgeous foliage! Sedum tetractinum grows to 3" tall and will tolerate a variety of soils. It likes to trail along and so is good when used in mass in the border and even trailing down containers or hanging baskets.
...............Available in 1-Quart only.
 

Sedum 'Xenox' (PP16888)
Stonecrop  (Zone 3)
Small, dusky, blue-green foliage has rosy tips that darken to burgundy as the season progresses. It is a late summer, early autumn bloomer with pink buds opening to pale pink flowers. Plants grow 16-20" tall when in flower and prefer full sun and good drainage.
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Sempervivum arachnoideum ‘Red Cobweb’
Hens and Chicks  (Zone 4)
Pale green compact rosettes are covered with tiny hairs that resemble spider webs. Although it’s name is ‘red cobweb’, neither the plant nor the little webs are red. The blooms, however, are reddish pink. They bloom from a flower stalk that emerges from the rosettes and can grow up to 8" tall. When not in bloom, the plants only reach about 2" tall and are slow to spread. These are great to tuck into rock gardens or to use in troughs. They prefer full sun and well drained soils.
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Sempervivum Black
Hens & Chicks (Zone 3)
Green succulent plants have deep purple tips that give it a dark appearance. Great to pair with other sedums and rock garden plants. Prefers full sun to part shade and well-drained soil. Grows 4-6"
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Sempervivum Green Wheel
Hens & Chicks  (Zone 3)
Bright green tight rosettes form with this succulent perennial. A nice contrast to use with other sempervivums that have a more open rosette. Grows 4-6".
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Sempervivum ‘Silverine’
Hens and Chicks  (Zone 3)
These evergreen succulents require a full sun to part-sun site with excellent drainage. ‘Silverine’ produces vibrant pinkish-red Mid-season flowers that reach 8-12" above the reddish-green basal rosettes. The plants are stoloniferous and develop new offsets at the base of the mother plant. A must have plant for the rock garden enthusiast!
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Sempervivum tectorum ‘Sunset’
Hens and Chicks  (Zone 4)
Hens and Chicks are great for rock gardens, troughs, and walls. 'Sunset' has green leaves that are tinged with red and gradually change to shades of russet with the onset of cooler weather. Plants reach 4"tall and will tolerate some shade.
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Sidalcea ‘Partygirl’
Prairie Mallow  (Zone 5)
This hollyhock look-alike has spikes of shell-pink flowers in Mid-season. In this area plants do best if situated in light shade and are not good for hot dry sites. ‘Party Girl’ is a more compact form reaching 3' tall and does not require staking. Plant in a well-drained soil for best results.
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Silene dioica 'Clifford Moor'
Silene  (Zone 5)
Single hot pink flowers are produced from spring until midsummer on tall stems above deep green foliage that is edged in creamy-gold. Best used in combination with other plants, in the front of the border, and in rock gardens. Plants require exceptionally well-drained soil and full to part sun. Plants will grow 12-18" when in flower.
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Silene uniflora ‘Druett’s Variegated’
Variegated Sea Campion  (Zone 4)
This perennial is a variegated form of the European sea campion having medium green leaves with a yellowish –green tint around the leaf margin. The 1” flowers are produced in mid-summer. This plant has an open trailing habit and grows to only 4-8”. It performs best in cooler climates, with full sun and excellent drainage. This perennial is nice when planted in a rock wall or within a rock garden!
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Sisyrinchium 'Devon Skies'
Blue Eyed Grass  (Zone 7)
Very cute little plant with sky blue flowers that are slightly bigger than that of S. ‘Lucerne’. Foliage is strap-like and grows just 3-4" tall. Plants are clump forming and spread about 10". Some sources list this plant as zone 5, but most list it as zone 7. Either way, it will bloom all summer. Plants grow best with good drainage in full sun.
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Sisyrinchium ‘Lucerne’
Blue Eyed Grass  (Zone 5)
This plant has clumps of iris-like foliage that bear blue star-shaped flowers with gold centers for up to 10 weeks in early summer. It is a compact plant reaching only 8-10” tall making it ideal for the front of the border, rock garden, or in containers. Optimal performance can be reached in full sun to part-sun in a rich, moist, well-drained soil.
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Solidago ‘Crown of Rays’
Ornamental Goldenrod  (Zone 2)
Contrary to popular belief, goldenrod does not cause hay fever! We will blame that on the Ragweeds. This cultivar is a dwarf selection of our native, aggressive, Canada Goldenrod. This plant was bred mainly for its large, yellow flower panicles and short, compact habit. Its vibrant golden-yellow blooms are produced in Late-season atop 24" plants. This cultivar was originally introduced into the trade as a cut flower for arrangements and bouquets. These plants perform best in a full-sun site with average well-drained soil. They look especially good in the garden with other late-blooming perennials such as Asters, Boltonia, and Dendranthema.
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Solidago rugosa ‘Fireworks’ 
Ornamental Goldenrod  (Zone 2)
For years Goldenrods have been receiving a bad rap for supposedly causing hay fever; however, this is totally false. Rather it is plants in the genus Ambrosia (Ragweed) that are the primary culprits causing hay fever. ‘Fireworks’ is a fantastic 3' dwarf selection of the native rough-stemmed goldenrod. The large, arching sprays of yellow panicles are displayed in Late-season. This plant can be used as a specimen, accent plant, and the cut flowers are also excellent to use in arrangements. Like other goldenrods, they prefer full sun and average well-drained soil. They combine well with other late-blooming perennials such as Boltonia, Asters, Dendranthema and Phlox.
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Solidago sphacelate ‘Golden Fleece’ 
Goldenrod  (Zone 5)
This plant will definitely add vibrant color late in the season! ‘Golden Fleece’ has 18" tall brilliant gold flower wands. The large, dark green, heart-shaped leaves create a nice semi-evergreen ground cover. Great for mixed borders, naturalized areas, and cut flower arrangements.
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Solidago x Little Lemon (PP17297)
Goldenrod (Zone 5)
Lemon yellow flowers bloom in summer on this shorter cultivar. It grows just 12" tall and prefers full sun and dry soils.
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Stachys byzantina
Lamb’s Ears  (Zone 4)
Lamb’s Ears is one of those truly unforgettable garden perennials. It is primarily grown and used for its soft, silvery, basal foliage. The purplish flowers, which appear on 18" stems, are commonly removed from the plants as they develop as many people feel they detract from the overall appearance of the plant. The foliage will grow to 8" and likes a full sun site with well-drained soil of moderate fertility. During periods of hot, humid weather foliar diseases may develop leading to open dead patches in the center of the plant. If possible, avoid late day and overhead watering during these periods. A nice plant for edging and borders.
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Stachys byzantina ‘Big Ears’
Lamb’s Ears  (Zone 4)
This outstanding cultivar was selected for its large silver foliage and its improved tolerance of heat and humidity. It is a vigorous grower that sends up the occasional flower stalk topped with the typical lavender flowers. ‘Big Ears’ grows to 12" tall in a full sun well-drained site.
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Stachys byzantina ‘Silky Fleece’
Dwarf Lamb’s Ear (Zone 5)
Tight low growing groundcover with soft, fuzzy foliage. This is a mini version of the other two Stachys that we grow. Foliage grows just about 5-6" tall and lavender flower spikes bloom another 4-5" on top of that. It blooms in summer and loves sites with full sun and well-drained soil with average fertility. Great to use in rock gardens, perennial beds and containers.
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Stachys coccinea 'Pow Wow'
Common Betony  (Zone 4)
'Pow Wow' is an exciting new selection with unusual coral red flowers. This is a short compact perennial growing to 12" with triangular green foliage. Blooms in mid summer with full sun and well-drained soil. Makes a good border and edging plant. Deadheading old flower stalks will encourage some rebloom.
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Stachys monieri ‘Hummelo’
Common Betony  (Zone 4)
Most gardeners and horticulturists are familiar with the traditional silver-foliaged Stachys byzantina (Lamb’s Ears). There are several other Stachys species and cultivars with plain green foliage that make wonderful, ornamental landscape plants. ‘Hummelo’ produces very attractive rosy-pink flower spikes that grow to 20". This clump forming selection blooms in Mid-season and has lustrous dark green basal foliage. Plant in a full sun site with well-drained soil of moderate fertility. Its short height lends itself well to the front of the border or as an edging.
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