Lavender is well-known for its fragrant blooms and calming purple hues, but this versatile plant offers much more than aesthetic appeal. For centuries, lavender has been valued for its health-enhancing properties. Whether used in teas, oils, or even culinary dishes, lavender provides a range of benefits that support both physical and mental well-being. Adding a few lavender plants to your landscape will help you utilize these benefits.
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The remarkable two-toned flowers of this beautiful native of North America are backed by very fin green foliage. From the hottest summer until the first frost in the fall, the blooms never stop. Compact, vibrant, and easy to maintain, this is the perfect option for low-water, sunny gardens. After established, it can withstand mild drought. A perennial herbaceous plant that’s sure to be a bright spot in your landscape.
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Proven Winners® Perennials offers a collection of succulent Delosperma with vibrant colors. KALEIDOSCOPE™ Delosperma is unique in the market due to its larger blossom sizes and enhanced resistance to cold. For several years before being chosen, members of this series had consistently overwintered in the climates of Zone 6, West Michigan.
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Pumpkin Pie Coneflower is a perennial plant. Throughout the summer, an abundance of lovely semi-double flowers bloom on this lovely coneflower variety. Nectar-rich green cones are surrounded by layers of orange petals. The orange tone fades to pink tones after beginning with more yellow. This sun-loving perennial draws pollinators, and makes a great cut flower, as well.
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One of the easiest and most rewarding perennials to grow! The award winning ‘Blue Fortune’ is a tremendously long bloomer that produces lavender blue, bottlebrush-like flowers on strong, upright stems from midsummer to early fall. It is useful for adding a spot of color to the garden late in the season when many other plants are finished. It’s foliage smells distinctly like black licorice when crushed, thus its common name, Anise Hyssop.
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Nothing brings on a fresh wave of excitement as much as selecting a new crop of perennials for your landscape. Perennials are known for their resilience and ability to bloom year after year, and have always been a favorite among gardeners. This year, consider adding some new varieties offering not only aesthetic appeal but also improved adaptability to environmental changes.
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A compact lantana great for pots and flower gardens all summer long. Butterflies and hummingbirds enjoy vibrant flowers. even flourishes in hot, muggy southern environments. grows as a perennial in areas with warm winters; elsewhere, treat as an annual.
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With its deep, lavender-red flowers, this creeping perennial herb creates a lovely ground cover. Because it can withstand light foot activity and releases a pleasant scent when leaves are crushed, it is ideal for filling the spaces between stepping stones on pathways. when let to trail over the edges, adds grace to mixed beds or pots.
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Fantastic sage and lime green foliage with a lovely yellow border that, during the colder months, turns pink-flushed or peachy-salmon. Throughout the warmer months, profusions of bright red blossoms are produced by bracts with vivid green and yellow stripes. a water-wise, fuss-free option for containers and mixed beds that can withstand heat.
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Stunning dahlia with enormous, striking, reddish-purple flowers on tall stems that are excellent for cutting. easily reblooms all summer long. Simple, attractive accent for borders, beds, and containers.
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