A distinctive and we believe vastly overlooked everpresent perennial and groundcover from this little known genus of Disporum relatives, differing by possessing axillary flowers as well as a rhizomatous habit of growth. This species forms lovely and low colonies of nodding stems to 6" clad with glistening…
One of the most striking and beautiful of the native perennials, Indian Pink's tubular flowers are brilliant red with canary yellow throats. A surprisingly hardly plant, though it is best established by late summer for reliable success in gardens and containers. A favorite of butterflies and hummingbirds…
A Heronswoodr Selection
Our own rare collection of a remarkable species of sedum from Turkey. We named this vigorous ground cover for its sparkling masses of tiny pink stars forming a dazzling display in late spring to early fall, with its beautiful dense carpet of glossy…
We thank Bob Lilly for offering us a piece of this very fine plant from the NPA Perennial Border at the Bellevue Botanic Garden several years ago. It is a sensational seedling with jagged-edged leaflets emerging in glossy coppery tints and retaining this color until long after the pink-suffused blossoms…
A breeding breakthrough, with enormous flowers that outsize its compact habit. Spectacular blooms are up to 8" across, with beautifully overlapped petals. Shoots are late to emerge, but grow quickly to fill up, with maple-like leaves that later take on purplish overtones. 'Cranberry Crush' is an…
Undoubtedly our most striking hybrid. Unusually clean, raspberry-mauve flowers are fully double, creating nodding heads of mum-like fullness atop 2-foot stems. Lift a bloom to see deep into the center. See where it glows with a touch of lime radiating into a smoky plum grape. A vigorous hybrid,…
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