Colors in the sun or shade like never before make the spotted Dalmatian Series Foxgloves! They're some of the hottest perennial plants to grow. While most foxgloves are biennials, these are heavy self-seeders which enables a multitude of blooms each season. In mild climates they stay evergreen all winter long. These are shorter varieties only reach 2’ tall and bloom about a month earlier than others. In summer their thick stems are covered in tubular flowers with colors like peach, lavender, magenta, cream and pink. They rarely need staking, and they're very winter hardy & self-seeders. 

Roberta’s first ever smokebush! This compact Proven Winners® Winecraft Black® Smokebush is the perfect perennial shrub to bring interest season after season! Foliage starts purple in spring, darkens to nearly black in summer, and evolves to reds and oranges in fall. In summer soft flower panicles appear that seem to float like clouds of smoke! The interest and intrigue never stops. Only growing 6’ tall rather than typical 15’+ means more gardeners can enjoy them for the firs time. Very winter hardy, easy to grow and long lived.

The papery texture and deep dark eyes of the poppy flower make it one of the favorite flowers to arrive each summer! There is nothing so nice as seeing their flowers gently sway with the warm, early summer breeze. Oriental poppies are some of the most popular flowering perennials for early season color and garden reliability. Lovely bowl-shaped flowers with a crinkled tissue paper texture in some of the most dazzling, bold colors you have ever set your eyes on! The rich color range in this collection includes bright harvest moon orange, raspberry queen, and a mouthwatering watermelon. Satiny flowers open to 6 inches across and a large, velvety black seed capsule lies in the center.

Allium Millenium is a terrific hardy perennial featuring 2” globes of rosy purple flowers in summertime. Unlike the spring-blooming Allium bulbs, Millenium displays fragrant flowers mid-summer that are so favored by your pollinator friends and it doesn’t have the reseeding issues either. The Perennial Plant Association has awarded Allium Millenium the 2018 Plant of the Year®.

When it comes to the American garden, Echinacea has been a favorite for generations. As a North American native, we can pretty much rely on it success in our gardens. And with collection you get that same reliability but with flowers that are mesmerizing, with double to petals, and double the colors.