A beautiful, clumping phlox with thick, deep green leaves tolerant of mildew and deer. Clusters of sweet-scented flowers are soft lavender-pink with white eyes. Easy to grow and slowly spreading in light shade, in fertile, fairly moist soils. Late spring to summer blooms make excellent cutflowers…
Outstanding year to year, a very durable and beautiful ground cover under our big, old holly tree. This old variety has the vigor needed to compete with weeds and thrive without care. Brilliant silver scalloped leaves serve as luminous backdrops to lilac pink, hooded flowers. One of the very…
This exceptional geranium makes you do a double-take. The largest rose-like pinkish-lavender flowers - among the largest of any geranium - face outward in late spring and summer. The attractive bold palmate foliage is a welcome bonus. The attractive bold palmate foliage is a welcome bonus. Makes…
Our favorite fall aster. Densely-branched mounds are packed with hundreds of blue-lavender daisies, each over 1 inch across. Extremely showy in our perennial border, and blends well with grasses, sedums, Caryopteris and catmints. Native to the Northeast, plants are easy to grow and tolerate average…
A magnificent performer at Fordhook Farm, this delicately lovely begonia displays an inflorescence of hot pink and lavender bicolor flowers hanging 12 inches long, twice that of the typical species. They pirouette gracefully down from the stems backed by shiny, triangular…
Daisies open a beautiful coral shading to lavender pink.
Mammoth TM Daisies are exceptional garden mums, developed by the University of Minnesota for vigor and hardiness. Once established, they will grow to 3 feet tall, mounding to 4 feet across. Extra hardy compared to the common pot mums,…
3 Containers (4" pots)
Bright green, clump-forming leaves of this allium are some of the prettiest to emerge in spring. Long-lasting, lavender-pink 2" globes appear from mid to late July, later than other ornamental alliums. Highly resistant to deer, rabbits and mildew. Drought tolerant, rather long-lived, and a magnet…
More compact, but densely-branched, this early to bloom lilac is a marvelous harbinger of spring. Dark purplish buds open to lavender pink, giving a two-tone effect. Easy to grow, with mildew-free, clean foliage, this lilac has graced our gardens for years, and continues to amaze us. Bare Root
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