This 2 pc. Victorian Peony Collection is a gardner's favorite that will impress you beyond compare! Peonies are a classic ingredient for the perennial garden or border due to their hardiness, ease of culture, and freedom to bloom. You’ll be so excited when you see their incredibly large fluffy flowers grace your gardens all spring long! They all have an incredible sweet floral fragrance making them an impeccable addition to your cut flower arrangements.  They're easy to grow while enjoying full sun. In the garden they are winter hardy to about a minus 30 degrees below 0. This collection includes 1 Coral Charm and Alexander Fleming (pink and white) and they're shipped in 1 gallon pots. 

Giant Blue Angel Hosta is one of the most popular large blue hostas available. Although it’s been around for quite some time, it’s still a favorite amongst gardeners who are looking to spruce up their shade gardens or borders. This giant hosta holds its blue color very well on gigantic, heart-shaped, blue-green leaves which are heavy and tough and highly slug resistant. The leaves stretch out horizontally then cascade beautifully downward while producing light lavender flowers above the foliage on 48 inch scapes during midsummer.

With our ongoing quest for the newest cold hardy perennials comes this 30 pc. Sub Zero Superior Performing Gladiolus. Gladioli are popular garden plants, cultivated in Europe for more than 250 years and renowned for their striking, colorful flowers but, only warm winter areas could enjoy these without re-planting year after year. That was then and this is now because these are hardy in the garden to minus 15F. But its gets even better because they have extended bloom time from July -September; they multiply every year; they are tolerant of diverse soil conditions, and have only grow 12-18” tall, eliminating flopping over.

Cannas transport any gardener to an exotic locale with their lush growth and tropical flower spikes. Roberta's Durban Canna produces the most colorful foliage of any cannas we've seen! It produces vibrant striping of burgundy, green, and orange all up and down the foliage with shoots of bright orange flower spikes in mid-summer. It's exceptionally pretty when the sun is glowing through the foliage. Durban is an incredible specimen that will illuminate your garden wherever you put it. Simply cut down all the foliage in Autumn to the soil level and lift the tuber and store away in dry peat, newspaper, or a paper bag and store away in a cool, dry location. Or if you have them in pots you can simply pull the containers inside in a frost free area for the winter. Lightly water the soil about once every 6-8 weeks to keep the tuber from drying out completely.