PERENNIALS

One of the largest and most popular ferns in cultivation today. The dark green, pinnate fronds are shaped like ostrich plumes, being much wider at the top and tapering down to a bare stipe. Combine with gold hostas. Hardy in Zones 3 to 7. 36 to 72" tall. Part Shade to Full Shade.

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Perennial Plant of the Year for 2001. This is a cool season, clumping grass with a compact, erect growth habit. It is especially prized in the north where the magnificent, wheat-like seed heads appear in late spring and last all season long. Hardy in Zones 5 to 8. 60" tall. Part Sun to Full Sun.

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'Overdam' has variegated foliage that starts out with bright creamy-white margins which then fade to white with a pink flush. The upright clump of foliage will remain under 2' tall. In late spring, strikingly erect, feathery plumes with sand-colored seed heads appear, reaching up to 5' tall. 'Overdam' is an ideal backdrop for low-growing, flowering perennials all through the year. Hardy in Zones 5 to 8. 60" tall. Part Sun to Full Sun.

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A totally new shade of purple compared to other heucheras. This new selection has blackish-purple leaves with a silvery-blue overlay and extensive black veining. The plant seems to glow with an "amethyst mist" from a distance, the characteristic for which it is named. The new foliage is deep maroon-purple and all leaves have rich royal purple undersides. Tiny cream-colored flowers appear on 26 inch scapes, but this plant is grown mainly for its foliage. Hardy in Zones 4 to 9. 12" tall. Part Sun to Part Shade.

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Not the typical burgundy color of some heucheras, this variety sports leaves that are truly plum purple with even darker purple veins. They are attractively ruffled and have bluntly pointed tips. The newer leaves are somewhat glossy, and all have deep purple undersides. This heuchera forms a spreading clump and makes a fantastic groundcover when planted en masse. The dainty cream flowers which appear on 26 inch scapes are an added bonus in early summer. Hardy in Zones 4 to 9. 8 to 12" tall. Part Sun to Part Shade.

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An enchanting looking heuchera, this selection displays leaves with such crisp color patterning that they look like little stained glass windows. They range in color from season to season in response to changing light levels. In spring, they are deep grape purple with a heavy steel-grey overlay and crisp veination. Their undersides are royal purple, revealed by the curling of the leaves. During the winter, the foliage turns to a rich violet hue. Though the extraordinary foliage is reason enough to grow this plant, it has the added bonus of producing rose-pink buds which open to greenish-cream flowers on 24 inch scapes in late spring. Hardy in Zones 4 to 9. 12" tall. Part Sun to Part Shade.

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An exquisite blend of chartreuse, silver, medium-green, and mint green embellishes the foliage of Lamium Anne Greenaway. With such fantastic coloring, this groundcover is breathtaking even when not in bloom. Mauve flowers add to the ornamental value from late spring into early summer. Hardy in Zones 3 to 8. 6 to 8" tall. Part Shade to Full Shade.

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Sizeable, dense terminal spikes of rich purple flowers seem to jump right out of the bright silvery foliage of Lamium Purple Dragon PPAF. Hardy in Zones 3 to 8. 4 to 8" tall. Part Shade to Full Shade.

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2003 PPA Plant of the Year! This may be the best selection of Shasta yet. Prized for its durability in the hot, humid summers of the south and its cold tolerance in the north, 'Becky' has proven to be a sturdy, hardy cultivar. Hardy in Zones 4 to 9. 24 to 36" tall. Full Sun.

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No two blooms are alike on this fringed and frilly, semi to fully double Shasta Daisy. Two inch wide, solid white petals surround a small buttery center. This selection is noted for its prolific flowering tendancy. There's nothing quite like this 'Crazy Daisy'! Hardy in Zones 4 to 9. 24 to 30" tall. Full Sun.

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