ZONE 5, HT 12", SP 12-18", PT SHADE/PT SUN
Yellow, arching leaves with green edges will add architectural interest to your containers or gardens. A great low growing grass for mass plantings or use as a groundcover. Grows best in light shade and well drained soil.

ZONE 4, HT 6-12", PART SUN
A ground-covering sedge that forms steel-blue clumps of soft, grassy foliage. Plant in drifts to form nice swathes of blue. Does best in part sun and moist soil. Deer resistant. Plant with Astilbe, Hosta, or Tricyrtis for a nice foliar contrast.

ZONE 5, HT 12", SP 18-24", PT SUN/SHADE
Broad, dark green foliage with white edges is upright and arching. Insignificant white bottlebrush flowers in late spring. Tolerates sun or shade as well as moist or average soil conditions. Easy to grow. Great for the garden or containers!

ZONE 4, HT 8", SP 12-10", PT SUN/SHADE
This sedge makes a great groundcover for dry shade. Will grow in sun, but requires moist soil. Slender upright soft green blades with gold highlights in autumn form a spreading mound with arching foliage. Naturally occurring in Vermont.

ZONE 4-9, HT 24", SUN       
Striking lavender-blue flowers on a short plant in summer to early fall. Good for cut and dried flowers. Prefers dry, well-drained soil.

ZONE 3, HT 6”, SUN
The name is most appropriate. In June it certainly looks like a snowdrift with its mass of dainty white flowers. Silver foliage, ground cover. Full sun, dry soil.

ZONE 3-8, HT 3', SUN/PART SUN  
Clumping bamboo-like foliage with showy, droopy oat-like inflorescences showing green in spring and turning to copper in the fall. This North American native provides winter interest or can be cut to use in a vase.

ZONE 3-9, HT 36", PART SUN        
Densely growing, upright plants with shiny, dark green leaves. Tight flower clusters of white appear above the foliage from late summer into fall.

ZONE 5, HT 48-60", SUN/PT SUN        
A versatile perennial that makes a great accent plant in any garden. In spring foliage emerges deep green with an almost black overlay. Very intriguing. As the season progresses, foliage turns a nice dark green. White, snapdragon like flowers bloom in late summer. In optimal growing conditions, this plant will reach 5', but typically only grows to just about 4' at maturity.

ZONE 3, HT 36", PT SUN/SUN       
Neat, dark green foliage is covered with clusters of medium-sized bright pink flowers in August and September. Grows in sun or light shade and requires consistently moist soil. A perfect solution to the soggy area of your landscape!

ZONE 3-9, HT 3-5', PT SUN/SHADE           
A great perennial for the back of your shade garden. Ivory-white bottle brush flowers bloom mid to late summer. Foliage is purple changing to dark green as the summer progresses. Loves moist soil.

ZONE 3-8, HT 3-5', PT SUN/SHADE            Graceful stalks with creamy white spikes in later summer. Purple-bronze foliage is attractive all season long. Makes a great cut flower.

ZONE 5, HT 10', SUN      
Small blue-white flowers appear in late summer and last into fall. This is a vigorous grower that will not climb but can be tied, used as a groundcover, or just let it cascade through your garden. Showy seed heads will last through fall

ZONE 4, HT 5-6', SUN
This bush clematis will add bright color to your garden all season long! Deep blue-mauve 3" flowers emerge in late spring. As flowers mature, they lighten to a pink-mauve.

ZONE 4, HT 6-8', SUN         
Large indigo flowers open flat in early summer and persist into early fall. A strong grower with a sprawling habit. Stems can be trained to meander around your garden or just let them go where they like. Attractive seed heads.

ZONE 3, HT 10-14”, SUN     
A compact perennial, blooming May to September, in a variety of colors.  Flowers may be pink, white, lavender, and blue.  A great edging plant.  Attractive seed heads in late summer and fall.

ZONE 4, HT 4', SUN
Nodding bell-shaped flowers of clear sugar pink on the inside, deep lilac on the outside. Pleasantly scented flowers with wavy margins appear mid-season.

ZONE 3-10, HT 6-8", SUN      
Also called 'Mouse Ear Coreopsis' because of its sweet little leaves. Golden daisy-like flowers start blooming in late spring and will continue throughout the summer. Prefers dry, sandy soil.

ZONE 5, HT 24-30", SUN     
An easy to grow, drought tolerant, diseases resistant perennial that produces hundreds of flowers each season. 3" canary yellow flowers appear in July. A great and rewarding addition to any sun garden.

ZONE 4, HT 18”, SUN          
This early blooming variety has bright yellow, semi-double flowers lasting all summer and into fall.

ZONE 4, HT 30-36", SUN     
This is a late blooming variety that will bring rich color to your garden in late summer. The blooms have deep red centers that fade to cream. In colder temperatures the flowers become pure red.

ZONE 5, HT 15-20", SUN  
A terrific new variety with large flowers over needle-like foliage all summer long! Flowers bloom a rich burnt sienna and gradually fade to a light peach. Very easy to grow and adored by both gardeners and butterflies. One plant will spread up to 3'. Needs well drained soil with some moisture.

ZONE 3-9, HT 18-24", SUN/PART SUN       Lemon yellow daisy-like flowers cover this coreopsis from mid to late summer. The ferny foliage will add an airy look to your garden. Drought tolerant.

ZONE 3-9, HT 18-24", SUN/PART SUN
A long-lived species with a long flowering time and good drought resistance. Green threadleaf foliage is topped with tons of yellow daisy-like flowers with a red eye. Blooms midsummer into fall. As summer progresses the red eye begins to bleed outward.