Ever heard of growing a Hydrangea inside your home?! With ‘Early Blue’ Hydrangea you can enjoy the enormous, beloved ball-shaped flowers of a hydrangea inside or outside your home! This compact plant is perfect for growing in containers on the patio or inside the home. This early blooming hydrangea will begin flowering almost a month before the outdoor mophead hydrangeas start, and will continue blooming all summer long. Depending on the pH of your soil, your plants will produce either blue or lilac colored flowers When grown in containers either inside or outside, it will retain its compact, rounded form. Inside the home, grow near the sunniest window possible for the best growth. Most houseplants never produce flowers or produce low impact blooms. ‘Early Blue’ is one of the most vivacious flowering houseplants you can grow. Their ability to bloom for months on end will astonish any plant lover.

When the Lily of the Valley is blooming, you know spring is here to stay. This iconic plant is one of the best naturalizing plants for the shady garden. Filling in areas where no other plants want to live, they remain lush year after year and bloom forth deliciously fragrant white flowers each spring. This plant should be in every shady or woodland garden! Very winter hardy and effortless to grow.

Butterfly Bush are some of the most robust winter hardy shrubs in the garden, producing sweetly fragrant flowers each summer for months. This collection includes three compact varieties in each container, Little Angle White, Magenta Munchkin & Orchid Annie. They grow only to 3’x3’ making them manageable for any sized garden, yet produce large 8-10” long flowers loved by humans and pollinators alike. These hybrids quite drought tolerant and non-invasive, so they will not spread.

Jersey Asparagus has a loyal following. Once you start growing these succulent Asparagus, you’ll eat these delicious veggies each spring for many years. One of the few perennial veggies in the garden, Jersey yields about twice as many asparagus per root compared to others. Their delicate flavor is unparalleled. Harvest lasts about 1 month each spring; their ferny foliage turns a golden color in autumn. Very winter hardy; harvest begins following spring.