Dahlias are some of the largest flowering plants you can provide in your garden or containers. Dinnerplates are the largest sized dahlias available, truly blooming the size of a dinner plate! They grow tall with strong, sturdy foliage and stems extending upwards of 3-5 feet topped with gigantic, colorful blossoms throughout summer. You may need to stake these and tie the plants as they grow. These varieties produce extra-large blooms stretching 10-12" across in multi-colors, brightening up any bed or border and perfect for cutting. This Dahlia collection comes with 1 each bagged/labeled separately of Zorro red, Hercules orange, and Labyrinth pink. You can dig up and easily store away the tubers in a frost-free area during wintertime to ensure years of flowers.

Perennial sages are invaluable in the garden for their rich display of flower spikes in early summer. Salvia has a bushy habit with a profusion of brilliant blue-violet flowers appearing on branched flower spikes. This perennial is winter hardy and extremely reliable in the garden, making in a sure top choice for your perennial flowerbeds. It is highly resistant of deer and rabbits due to the aroma emitted when the foliage is crushed. 3 bare-roots bagged/labeled separately in 1 each of Pink Delight, Rhapsody in Blue, and Purple Rain.

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.

This Giant McKana’s Columbine Mix is truly spectacular producing large, bright flowers over delicate leaves in late spring to early summer. These garden columbines are in a class all to their own. Included in the McKanas Mix is the famous all-red Crimson Star, whose rich, vibrant blooms attract hummingbirds and butterflies like no other. Also, the McKanas contain some other unique fully double hybrids that you just must simply see to appreciate. Columbine do best in partial sun or a shady area. This superior strain of columbine is known for its very large, 3 inch flowers with long graceful spurs. This exciting hybrid aquilegia comes in a wide color range, including a mix of white, pink, blue, yellow, pale-blue, purple and scarlet, with crisp colored outer petals, and cream/white colored inner petals.