These brand new SunSeekers Rainbow Echinacea brings a coneflower like you’ve never seen before! Each plant sports a mix of different colors including golds, pinks, oranges, yellow, and purples creating a cornucopia of color in the garden! These N. America native perennials are a cinch to grow, but these brand new varieties are almost impossible to find elsewhere. Small stature and compact growth habits make them easy to add into gardens of any size! This is the most exciting selection of coneflowers we’ve had yet! Winter hardy.

Kobold Liatris or also known as blazing star is regarded as the most spectacular spicata cultivar for the garden. It is well known for its unique spikes of flowers in deep purple. It's a little shorter than other types making it extremely versatile in flowerbeds and for container use. It's extremely garden reliable and very heat and drought tolerant. It will attract hummingbirds and butterflies galore throughout summertime when in full bloom. Liatris is also a popular cut flower for bouquets and arrangements!

Black Eyed Susan is a superb flowering perennial that glows in the sun with it bright, cheery yellow flowers and brown cones. Rudbeckia is a sun loving perennial that is also very winter hardy and has been renowned for consistent garden reliability year after year! It’s a flowering machine!  Rudbeckia, or Black-Eyed Susan, is one of the quintessential, classic American flowers that no garden should be without. Little Suzy is a fantastic variety that is now more manageable than ever, being that it only grows 10-15 inches tall. It forms a compact mound with upright free-blooming daisy-like flowers that will glisten in the sun from mid-summer to Autumn. More versatile than ever before, so now you can site these at the frontside of your garden beds or even in patio pots around your home.  They’re drought tolerant, heat loving, low maintenance and perform year in and year out for many years on end.

Minibeckia ‘Flame’ is the latest and greatest black eyed susan a gardener can grow. Rather than growing tall and spindly like other Rudbeckia, ‘Flame’ grows into a perfect 3’x’3 flowering machine that never flops over! Blooms start in midsummer and continue for months. The flowers are large, up to 4-5” across and the coloration is incredible. Tones of golds and oranges with the iconic black eye make them shine. Winter hardy, Pollinator Friendly.