Perennial flowers

This perfect size Hummingbird Mint is packed with flowers that appear for a long time from midsummer into early fall. Apricot buds open to lavender pink flowers. Colorful calyxes extend color after the ...

A versatile mix of annual and perennial wildflowers perfect for the sunny and humid southern climates.Bring back Southern tradition with this beautiful mix of southern wildflowers! This colorful mix contains Black-Eyed ...

Cut flower Anemone series, Gemstone, Bright, offers vibrant colors suitable for all occasions! •Offers unique holiday promotion opportunities •New Gemstone cut flower anemone boasts large flower ...

Packaging format 160mm x 110mm x 28mm (90gram)

Flower Seed Mixture for Fragrant Wildflowers - This fragrant seed blend contains seeds for the most fragrant wildflowers for your yard and garden settings. A specifically selected mix of annuals and perennials ...

... Characteristics : Attracts Bees, Attracts Butterflies, Deer Resistant, Drought Tolerant, Attracts Hummingbirds, Fragrant Flowers, Heat Tolerant, Low Maintenance Water : Light Fertilizer : None or when needed only Spacing ...

Very imposing, sturdy plants with long, strong stems and large flower buds which break open to reveal huge 20cm (8in) flowers of startling red with black blotches. Plants require no support and ideally ...

Ornamental Features: Beautiful grass that stands 2 feet tall with burgundy plumes that fade to brown. 2001 Perennial Plant of the year. - Habit and Growth Rate: 2 Feet Tall and Wide - Landscape Value: Great ...

New Abelia boasts yellow blooms painted with a spash of pink and orange. The large, fragrant flowers appear in mid-summer and continue through September.

... showiest native flowers! Named the Perennial Plant of the Year, Butterfly Weed (Asclepias tuberosa) brings the heat to your naturalized plantings. Brighten up the look of your Butterfly Gardens with ...

... it has foxglove-shaped flowers in lavender or rarely white, that open in succession from summer to fall. First mentioned in 1842 in America. We grew it in back of our moon garden, where its soft gray-green leaves and ...