Heucherella ‘Stoplight’ is the result of further development with Heucherella ‘Sunspot’. It has large leaves, which are more intensely yellow witha darker, larger central splotch. White spike flowers appear from May-June. It grows 18” tall. Heucherellas are the interesting hybrids created by crossing Heuchera and Tiarella.

Sun Exposure: Partial Shade/Sun
Cold Hardiness: Zones 4-7
Water and Soil Needs: Plant in well drained soil.

A color breakthrough for Shasta daisies, this new cultivar has large, creamy yellow flowers! The large, 3-4” flowers are single, semi-double and double, blooming in July on 30-36” stems. Shasta daisies are deer resistant and easy to grow in sunny locations with few insect or disease problems.

Sun Exposure: Full to Partial Sun
Cold Hardiness: Zone 3-7
Water and Soil Needs: Plant in well drained soil.

A little known species native to the southeastern half of Missouri and mostly found in the Ozark mountain region. It is the earliest of Monardas to flower, blooming from May to June and it is also the smallest of the genus, growing just 18”tall. This is a very distinctive plant because of its big, lavender-pink flowers that somewhat resemble a punk rockstar’s hairdo. Monarda is very fragrant and a tea can be made from the leaves and flowers of the plant.

Sun Exposure: Full to Partial Sun
Cold Hardiness: Zones 3-8
Water and Soil Needs: Plant in well drained soil.

A remarkable new selection with bold, chocolate-colored compound foliage that emerges brown and undergoes color changes from green, to bronze and red, before returning to brown again in fall. Even the flowers go through a transition, opening pale pink in early summer and darkening to burgundy-red over time. It grows about 4’ tall.

Sun Exposure: Partial Sun/Full Shade
Cold Hardiness: Zones 5-7
Water and Soil Needs: Plant in moist soil.

This Meadow Sage is loaded with flowers! There are often 25-30 flowering stems per plant. The vibrant, pink flower spikes bloom from June-Aug. Salvia ‘Eveline’ is a fast grower reaching 24 inches tall in full sun. The wide green foliage has a gray gloss and the plant, overall, is characterized by its densely vertical and comparatively compact, bushy habit.

Sun Exposure: Full to Partial Sun
Cold Hardiness: Zones 4-7
Water and Soil Needs: Plant in average, moderately moist, well drained soil.

Sun Exposure: Full to Partial Sun
Cold Hardiness: Zones 4-7
Water and Soil Needs: Plant in average, moderately moist, well drained soil.

Discovered by a Belgian Postman in his garden, ‘Postman’s Pride’ is a new selection with very deep purple foliage. The foliage color is more of a blue-purple, rather than a red-purple like Sedum ‘Purple Emperor’. It has a semi-upright habit to 20” tall. In late summer, deep purple buds open to pinkish flowers.

Sun Exposure: Partial Sun
Cold Hardiness: Zones 3-9
Water and Soil Needs: Plant in well drained soil.