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  • Arenaria grow well in either sun or shade.
  • Artemsia (Silver Mound) grow well in full sun and accent a color switch in any garden.
  • Astilbe tend to be a mid to late season bloomer, and grow best in part shade.
  • Bergenia (Pigsqueak) is best grown in sun or shade, and remains evergreen under the snow.
  • Campanula grow best in sun or part shade, and bloom in beautiful bell shaped flowers.
  • This variety of Campanula grows no taller than 6 inches.
  • Columbine (Aquilegia) grow well in sun or shade, and will rebloom throughout the season.
  • Delphinium are perfect for adding some height to your garden, and grow best in full sun.
  • Dianthus is a perennial groundcover that grows best in full sun.
  • Dianthus comes in a variety of sizes and vibrant colors.
  • This variety of Dianthus has a sweet fragrance, making them excellent cut flowers
  • Digitalis (or Foxglove) are great for sun or shade.
  • Doronicum grow well in sun or part shade.
  • Gailliardia is best grown in full sun.
  • Huecheria are a good ground cover to be grown in shade.
  • Iris can be grown in sun or shade, and can be grown near water features.
  • Lady's Mantle are mounding, large leaved perennials which grow well in sun or part shade.
  • Lewisia is a great perennial for sun or shade, with beautiful flowers that last all season long.
  • Asiatic Lilies are our Specialty! We have 25+ varieties imported from Holland.
  • Oriental Lilies are fragrant and come in all shapes and sizes.
  • Lupin is a good perennial for sun or shade, and we have Lupin available in a gallery of colors.
  • Icelandic Poppies are extremely hardy, and grow well in full sun.
  • Sagina Subulata (Irish Moss) is a fantastic groundcover for sun or shade, it grows extremely thick and blooms early in the season.
  • Trollius grow tall and perform best in the sun.
  • Yarrow is one of the best spreading perennials, great for sun.
  • Yellow Flag Iris
  • Salvia Nemorosa
  • Astilbe and Ligularia
  • Blue Garden Phlox
  • Pink Garden Phlox
  • Giles Van Hees Veronica

Perennials

We have thousands of hardy, second-year Perennials. They are grown outside so there is no transplant shock when you take them home. They are available from April through October.