Zone 4

Who says the only color for Bleedings Hearts has to be pink? These lovely White Bleeding Hearts will be a unique addition to your garden. Blooming in the late spring, the White Bleeding Hearts come two eyes per bag and they love partial and full shade. What makes this plant a great addition to your garden is that it is deer proof!New to planting Bleeding Hearts? Click here for a planting and care tips! ...

Sprite Pink Astilbe will work well in borders, as a mass planting, or even as a cut flower. They are very easy to grow and will grow and bloom even during the hot summers! Just give them a drink every once in a while and they will grow healthy and strong. Astilbe will grow from 20-30" tall and love the shade and partial shade. New to planting bare roots? Click here for planting and care advice from our Bulb Blog! ...

Liatris, also known as Blazing Star or Gayfeather, is a plant native to wide open prairies. Therefore, they are extremely tolerant of drought conditions and the hot summer sun. Add this hardy perennial to your garden and get ready to do some butterfly watching! Also use the vibrant purple spikes to add interest to a summer bouquet!

Kinphofia also known as Red Hot Poker will add bright shades of orange and red blooms to your garden. Very tall growth anywhere from 3 to 4 feet tall. Great for borders or as cut flowers and for that tropical feel. Blooms for weeks!

This Columbine (often called Granney's Bonnet) has 2 inch royal blue (purple-blue) blooms. It prefers morning sun and afternoon shade. A perfect perennial for all gardens: attracts hummingbirds and butterflies and it is resistant to deer and rabbits! Try cutting the bloom for long lasting color in your home. This Columbine will also self sow.Looking for tips to growing bare roots? Click here to visit our blog! ...

The White Barlow Columbine (Aquilegia) features beautiful double, white blooms. This summertime favorite prefers morning sun and a bit of afternoon shade. The Columbine Aquilegia is a perfect perennial for all gardeners, it is easy to grow, multiplies and is deer and pest resistant.New to planting bare roots? Click here for tips found on our bulb blog!

Kinphofia also known as Red Hot Poker will add bright shades of orange and red blooms to your garden. Known as a favorite for hummingbirds! Very tall growth anywhere from 3 to 4 feet tall. Great for borders or as cut flowers and for that tropical feel. Blooms for weeks!

Perennial Pink Bleeding Hearts also called Dicentra Spectabilis, these little hearts will brighten up any garden. Green foliage with pink flowers these plants are winter hardy and will grow about 20-30" tall, and about 15-24" wide.New to bleeding hearts? Click here for planting and care tips!

Do you love astilbes but just can't choose between all of the great varieties? Or are you looking for a quick, easy way to fill in some of those bare, shaded spots of your yard? Then this mix is for you! A good plant for Hummingbirds. Truly loved and for good reason, these astilbe will adorn the darker parts of your garden with reds, pinks, and whites. New to planting bare roots? Click here for planting and care advice from our Bulb Blog! ...

 A beautiful classic, the tall garden phlox is perhaps one of the most popular and tried and true perennials in the summer garden. The purple blooms combine to form gorgeous flowered panicles in clusters up to 6" wide in July and August. A second re-blooming can often be experienced in fall if deadheading is performed.New to phlox? Click here to learn more about mid summer care! ...

Astilbe have become one of the best-loved perennials in the partial to full shade gardens, and this Rheinland is no exception. Its clear pink blooms appear on spikes in early to midsummer, contrast beautifully with the glossy green foliage. Good for Hummingbirds too. Loving shade and adequate amounts of moisture, this hardy plant will return year after year to adorn your landscape. New to planting bare roots? Click here for planting and care advice from our Bulb Blog! ...

The White Swirl Siberian Iris produces white flowers with small bit of yellow, the graceful flowers sit atop sturdy stems amongst thin grass like leaves. The ornamental leaves make them attractive even after the flowers have faded and great for fresh cut flowers. White Swirl Siberian Iris also work well when planted along waters edge. Symbolizes: eloquence, deep sentiment, faith hope & wisdom. February birth month flower. 25th Wedding Anniversary flower.New to growing bare...

Large green leaves with chartreuse margins adorn the Abiqua Moonbeam Hosta, which is a sport of August Moon Hosta. Great for shady borders as well as container plants. Hosta are easy to grow and add a burst of color to shady spots! Thsi variety is more sun tolerant than a lot of other Hosta varieties.Click here for a complete guide to growing Hostas.

Looking to make a BIG, and BOLD statement in your shade or hosta garden. Don't miss out on the classic award winning Big Daddy Hosta, with large blue-green leaves. It will make a sure impression in your garden. It forms a large, upright, clump of thick, rounded chalky blue leaves and the foliage becomes puckered and cupped as it matures and deepens to blue-green over time with near-white bell-shaped flowers. This plant will grow a large 33-48" wide and 24-26" tall and loves the shade!Click...

Looking for a ground cover that has double purple flowers and brilliant red fall color? Look no further than the Birch Double Hardy Cranesbill! Dainty deep blue/purple flowers adorn this mat forming ground cover plant that is great for beds, borders, and rock gardens. Blooms begin on the Birch Double Cranesbill in late spring and continue sporadically throughout the summer until fall. After the first flush of flowers has faded, shear the entire plant back 3/4 of the way to promote another...

Mrs. Moon is a favorite in the shade garden! This compact growing perennial has slightly hairy green leaves that are decorated with white/silver polka dots! Dainty pink flowers emerge in mid-spring and turn blue as the flowers fade. Wow! Mrs.Moon is truly a mystical plant; polka dots and flowers that change color! A must have for that shady spot in your garden!

Late blooming Rose Turtleheads are beautiful plants! Pink flowers in the shape of a turtlehead emerge late in the summer. Plant in part shade for best results. If planted in a full sun location make sure they are provided enough water. This plant is Native to the Eastern United States.

Splish Splash some unique color into your garden borders this year! The Splish Splash Cranesbill (aka Hardy Geranium) is a two-colored white and purple/blue flower that will impress! This hardy cranesbill blooms from late May until late September and then gets amazing red fall foliage! Shear the plant back halfway mid-summer to encourage more blooms and a more compact habit. New to bare root perennials? Click here to learn all about growing perennials on our Bulb Blog! ...

Want to attract hummingbirds to your garden this year?? The Fireball Bee Balm is the plant you need to attract hummingbirds and butterflies! This is a compact grower and will not flop, matures at 12-15" with bright red nectareous blooms this is the must for the sunny border garden. Combine with Great Blue Lobelia, Alaska Shasta Daisy, and Zagreb Coreopsis for non-stop blooms and butterflies!

Who can resist the fragrance and beauty of Stargazer Lily bulbs? This special-priced super pack is a limited-time buy; once they are gone, they may never be available at this special pricing again! These large bulbs will produce fanciful blooms for years + they will multiply! New to planting lilies? Click here for planting and care information from our Bulb Blog! ...

This easy to grow Pearl Jennifer Tiger Lily will fill your garden this summer with beautiful, unique blooms, and for many years to follow! This old-fashioned favorite will become your favorite as it soars over other, smaller perennials and steals the spotlight when in bloom. Gardeners in the colder Northern regions of the country love lilies as they are cold hardy and can be left in the ground over winter. Don't worry, this beauty will perennialize for...

Enjoy this beautiful favorite and add color to your garden! Pink Flavour Tiger Lily blossoms will add some flavor your garden this summer and for many years to follow! This lily is an easy-to-grow bulb that will grow tall and stand out amongst other smaller perennials. Lily bulbs are adored by gardeners in the colder Northern regions of the country as they are cold hardy and can be left in the ground over winter, and will perennialize for several years! New to planting...

You'll love this old-fashioned favorite! Sweet Red Lily Blossoms will fill your garden this summer and for many years to follow! These easy-to-grow bulbs will soar over other, smaller perennials and steal the show when in bloom. Lily bulbs are favored by gardeners in the colder Northern regions of the country as they are cold hardy and can be left in the ground over winter, yet will still perennialize for several years! New to planting lilies? Click here for planting and care...

Want to fill your summer garden full of various hues of Columbine Aquilegia? Try this mixed package to bring delight in shades of blues, reds, pinks and whites - an instant hit for the neighbors and hummingbirds and butterflies with its nectar filled tips. Plant this long lasting blooming plant so it receives morning sun and afternoon shade.New to planting bare roots and looking for tips? Click here for more information found on our blog! ...

The Blueberry Sundae Daylily looks so good you could eat it! This Blueberry Sundae Daylily is a re-blooming variety with white petals, outlined with blueberry colored edges. Daylilies are resilient, easy to grow plants that thrive in sunny planting beds and borders. Combine with other summer perennials and bulbs such as, Alaska Shasta Daisies, La Boeheme Delphinium, Purple Gem Cactus Dahlia and Moonbeam Coreopsis.New to planting Daylilies? Click here for a complete guide full of tips...

Sultry deep double maroon blossoms are highlighted by a glowing yellow throat on this exotic daylily. Night Embers Daylily makes a stunning combination when combined with plants that have silver foliage such as Artemisia and Dusty Miller. Also combines well with other daylilies like Stella D'ro, Harvest Moon Coneflower, and My Love Cactus Dahlia. Daylilies are easy to grow, long lasting perennials that thrive in full sun. New to planting Daylilies? Click here for a complete guide...

The deep ruby red hues of the Ruby Port Columbine (Aquilegia) will make a great addition to your summer perennial garden. Use this plant to attract hummingbirds and butterflies. This Perennial (often called Granny's Bonnet) prefers morning sun and afternoon shade. Don't worry about deer and pests, because they leave this long lasting bloom alone!New to planting bare roots? Click here for great tips and tricks from our blog! ...

Pink and White Double blooms adorn this Barlow series Columbine. Performs best if planted in part sun, and well drained soil. Combines well with other spring blooming perennials that prefer a bit of shade such as, White and Black Barlow Columbine, Thriller Ladies Mantle, and White Bleeding Hearts. Also great for attracting butterflies and hummingbirds to your garden.New to planting bare roots and looking for tips and tricks? Click here to visit out bulb blog for tips! ...

Each ruffled petal of purple that is highlighted by white and yellow circular center makes this Siberian Iris a 'Jeweled Crown' in the Iris family. After blooming is complete, the vase-shaped foliage will retain its green color into the fall. 1993 winner of the American Iris Society's Morgon-Wood Medal. Symbolizes: eloquence, deep sentiment, faith hope & wisdom. February birth month flower. 25th Wedding Anniversary flower.Click here for tips and tricks to growing bare roots from our garden...

Beach Boy Hosta is a new variety available to gardeners, developed in Holland from Darwin Plants. Be certain to add this shade loving perennial to your hosta garden if you are a collector or if you want to add color and texture to your shade garden.Click here for a complete guide to growing Hostas!

This versatile and highly acclaimed hosta was awarded the 2006 Hosta of the Year Award for plenty of good reasons. Stained Glass hosta, features glistening golden to green variegated leaves that sparkle in the sun. Yes, we said sparkle in the sun, as this hosta is sun tolerant! It is great for areas of partial sun, if planted in full sun additional moisture may be required for best results. Other great features of Stained Glass hosta are the sweetly fragrant large 3" diameter...

Don't let the name of this hosta scare you away from adding it to your collection. Hosta to-ku-dama flavo-cir-ci-nalis is a true beauty in terms of large leaved hostas. This hosta forms a low growing mound about 18" tall, but can spread about 3-4' wide. Tokudama Flavocircinalis is an old Japanese cultivar that has been adorned by American gardeners for years. With large 4-7" heavily corrugated leaves it will add texture and color, as the leaves feature a blue center surrounded by green/yellow...

A reblooming gorgeous & delicate lemon yellow petals with yellow ruffled edges! This will bloom early in season and then again late in season! Daylilies are one of the easiest flowers to grow and very tolerant. This beauty attracts butterflies and is resistant to rabbits. Once established it will readily produce over 100 flowers each summer! Daylilies are great for borders and ground cover- the full grass like foliage can crowd out weeds well.New to planting Daylilies? Click here for a...

A soft pink double flower that can be 3-6". These easy to grow bulbs are a perennial and will return year after year. Oriental lilies produce large, exotic flowers with a intense fragrance. These varieties will bloom in mid-summer. Should only have light afternoon shade in warmer zones for best flower display. New to planting lilies? Click here for planting and care information from our Bulb Blog! ...

Pink double flower with dark pink speckles that can be 3-6" across. These easy to grow bulbs are a perennial and will return year after year. Oriental lilies produce large, exotic flowers with an intense fragrance. This variety will bloom in mid-summer. Should only have light afternoon shade in warmer zones for best flower display. A symbol of purity, refined beauty & nurturing. Official flower for 30th Wedding Anniversary & May Birthdays! New to planting lilies? Click here for planting...

Salmon Party Oriental Lily will create a party of blooms and fragrance in your garden this year. Its 3-6" orange and white blooms make it stand out amongst other Oriental Lilies! These easy-to-grow bulbs are perennial, which means they will return year after year. Oriental lilies produce large, exotic flowers with an intense fragrance, blooming mid-Summer. For best results, plant in full sun. If grown in zones 7 and above, oriental lilies may benefit from afternoon shade. New to...

A soft pink with deep pink stripe down each ruffled petal makes this a showstopper in the garden! A double flower that can be 3-6" across. These easy to grow bulbs are a perennial and will return year after year. Oriental lilies produce large, exotic flowers with a intense fragrance, these varieties will bloom in mid-summer. Should only have light afternoon shade in warmer zones for best flower display. A symbol of purity, refined beauty & nurturing. Official flower for 30th Wedding...

The Landini Asiatic Lily is not your typical orange or yellow Asiatic lily. The dark purple - almost black - flowers are a must-have for your perennial border or lily garden! Plant with White Pixels Asiatic Lily for a bold statement or Aphrodite Double Asiatic Lily for nice contrast. In warmer climates we suggest planting this lily in a partially shaded location to prevent the flowers fading from excessive sun and heat. New to planting lilies? Click here for planting and care information from...

Mmmmm Raspberry Sundae, looks so good! This new Hosta developed by Terra Nova nursery has so many good features, it is hard for us to pick our favorite! The variegated green and white leaves are crisp and clean looking. They are accented by raspberry red petioles and the flower stalks are also a deep raspberry red color. This compact variety looks great when planted in mass, used in containers or mixed in with your other hosta and shade loving perennial favorites.

Goldquelle Rudbeckia is a hybrid variety with double golden blossoms. It has a long bloom time from mid-summer until Autumn when the spent flowers are removed. This easy to grow perennial, requires full sun and well draining soil to thrive for years. Goldquelle Black Eyed Susan is also drought tolerant once it is established in your garden.

Raspberry Mousse Toad lily is a new variety with deep purple blooms, and speckles on the inner petals! Perfect addition to your shade garden, and like other toad lilies it will bloom late in the season.

This semi-double early peony will bloom just as beautifully as a afternoon sunset. The colors of this bloom will change from a deep pink to a coral color, and as the blooms age, they will fade to a creamy yellow. These fragrant blooms will be on display early in the peony blooming season. Want to learn more about peonies? Click here for some helpful information from our Bulb Blog! ...

The pure pink blooms are fragrant and have a white edge. This very fragrant lily will bloom in mid-summer. Plant in full sun to partial shade, and well drained soil. New to planting lilies? Click here for planting and care information from our Bulb Blog!

Visions astilbe blooms in mid-summer with vibrant berry pink blooms. Visions forms a nice mound habit growing 14-16" tall making it a great selection for the front of the shade border. Astilbe are great for adding texture and color to shaded gardens, and prefer to be kept moist in the heat of summer. New to planting bare roots? Click here for planting and care advice from our Bulb Blog! ...

Guinea Fowl Goatsbeard is a wonderful perennial for the shade garden. This spring blooming gem is floriferous and can produce over 100 flower stalks per plant. We find this shade loving perennial to be the perfect height maturing at 24" tall. Grows best in moist, rich well drained soil.

A hybrid lily with outward-facing trumpet blooms and yellow and raspberry-peach tones. This fragrant lily typically grows 4' tall, though it can grow taller over time if the conditions are right. New to planting lilies? Click here for planting and care information from our Bulb Blog!

Anastasia orienpet lilies sure are a thing of beauty and grace. This tall lily can grow up to 4-6', though 4' at maturity is most likely to be the expected height. Will bloom in mid to late summer, approximately late July to Early August. Light pink centers are accented by the white edges of the petals. A fragrant and timeless wonder. New to planting lilies? Click here for planting and care information from our Bulb Blog! ...

(Sometimes referred to as the leopard plant): Flower spikes of little golden daises will appear on black stems 4 feet up from the thick 1 foot wide coursely-toothed heart shaped leaves below! It prefers consistenetly moist soil. It can tolerate full shade and it is deer resistant!

This is the giant dinosaur of Hostas! This jumbo cultivar has slightly wavy, medium green, rounded heart shape leaves that can grow 16-18" wide! The entire mound forming plant can grow 70-80" wide. It does well in part shade to full shade and gets white flowers that appear early summer. Be patient with this slow grower, as it make take several seasons to reach it's full growth potential. Click here for a complete guide to growing hostas! ...

Spring Pink Double Asiatic lily bears clear pink blooms on double flowers! This double Asiatic lily will bloom mid-summer and is pollen free, making it great for cut flower arrangements. New to planting lilies? Click here for planting and care information from our Bulb Blog!

Do you love daylilies but still crave uniqueness in your summer garden? Then this Applique Daylily was created just for you! Its bicolored petals of a sunshine yellow in the center and burgundy on the edges is truly magnificent! Like all daylilies, this one will readily multiply and reliably come back year after year in most areas.New to planting Daylilies? Click here for a complete guide full of tips and tricks! ...

Tiger Babies is a classic lily that has proven reliable and robust for over 30 years. This fragrant hybrid has light, peachy-orange 3-4" diameter blooms that are decorated with spots all around the center of the blooms. Will grow 3-4' tall with a bounty of blooms mid-Summer. New to planting lilies? Click here for planting and care information from our Bulb Blog! ...

Deep pink red vibrant blooms adorn this fragrant Oriental Lily in mid-Summer! Flowers face outward and are accented by a white edge around the petals. New to planting lilies? Click here for planting and care information from our Bulb Blog!

All white leaves on a hosta, a rarity in the plant world. The White Feather Hosta is a necessity for the hosta collector. Performs best when grown in part shade, grows well in moist well draining soil. Be the envy of your gardening friends and neighbors with this new and unique White Feather Hosta. A note from our growers about the leaf color of this hosta: The White Feather Hosta always come up green and white, and they only turn white in full sun. After this they fade back to green again....

First Frost is a a highly revered hosta and won the Hosta of the Year Award from the American Hosta Growers Association. First Frost Hosta grows to a medium size with bluish green leaves surrounded by creamy gold margins that fade to white as the leaves mature. If you are a hosta enthusiast this is a must have addition to your shade and or hosta garden. Planting tip: Hostas are great for masking withering foliage of spring blooming bulbs such as tulips and daffodils. ...

One of the amazing crosses between the ever-popular Easter Lily and the Oriental Lily, the Debby Orienpet Lily is one you won't want to leave out of your garden plan this year! Its cheerful yellow petals are each adorned with an orange-red splash of color and do not disappoint in the fragrance department either! New to planting lilies? Click here for planting and care information from our Bulb Blog! ...