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An heirloom rose from China, propagated from our Kingston garden. Elegant in its simplicity, single blooms jump out from a distance, in showy bright red. This is a vigorous, amply branched old rose for avid collectors. Bare Root
$18.95
Rose
Zone: 6 - 9
Class: Shrub
…deep green leaves, brightly clothed in white, animate and brighten a semi-shaded trellis or arbor the summer through. In spring, a showy display of rose-pink flowers appears along the stems. No fruit is produced, since this is a male clone.
Bare Root
$19.95
Kiwi Vine
Zone: 6 - 9
Class: Vine
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…
$14.95
Cranesbill
Zone: 3 - 8
Class: Perennial
Bright pink flowers are fully double, creating frilly heads reminiscent of peonies, but for the wintertime garden. Each petal is softly dusted with freckles twisting and tucking itself into the full, almost spherical flower head. We labored over developing this delectable pink double with a…
$16.95
Lenten Rose
Zone: 5 - 9
Class: Perennial
…fluffy clouds irregularly splashed with blue sky in midsummer. More mounding habit than other hardy geraniums. A nice accent to combine with pink roses. Benefits from cutting back immediately after first bloom to freshen the plant and extend the flowering season.
Container Size: 4"
$13.95
Cranesbill
Zone: 4 - 8
Class: Perennial
A Heronswoodr Selection
The serenely gorgeous clusters of rose-pink flowers are on view until late spring, gradually fading to softer pink. Cascading branches are covered with distinctive yellow-green foliage from spring to early summer before taking on a bright green hue. Pot…
$34.95
Weigela
Zone: 5 - 9
Class: Shrub
Almost thornless, excellent repeat bloomer with old-fashioned double rose blooms. Flowers are exceptionally large, with around 100 petals in dense rosettes. The apricot roses are strongly scented, with a rich mix of tea, myrrh and fruity citrus. A great choice for cooler areas. Summer pruning in warm…
$22.95
Rose
Zone: 5 - 8
Class: Shrub
The double blooms of 'First Cuckoo' open like spring lotuses - softly elegant, in blush pink, picoteed with deeper pink brush strokes. Plant along paths in masses, where the soft tones will gather more effect. Contrast with our other Heronswood clones, such as Kingston Cardinal and Green Ice, to…
$15.95
Lenten Rose
Zone: 5 - 8
Class: Perennial
‘Warbler’ makes its stunning debut in late winter to early spring. This early arriving clone is striking, with its uncommonly lovely star-shaped lime-yellow blooms arrayed about a green central ring. Low-growing, with ground-hugging habit and exceptional glossy foliage, this is the newest…
$16.95
Winter Rose
Zone: 5 - 9
Class: Perennial
…stroke, vein and picotee contribute to a stained glass look not found in other hellebores. Buds are intensely colored, opening chameleon-like, blush rose with deeper purplish edging. A one-of-a-kind creation, that deserves a special nook in the garden. Deer resistant.
Container Size: 4"
$16.95
Lenten Rose
Zone: 5 - 8
Class: Perennial
We were astonished when we first discovered the blooms on this gorgeous single-flowered selection. Each petal, perfectly shaped and a soothing shade of Granny Smith apple green, is edged in blazing rosy red. In late winter, the flowers emerge from the barren ground to provide a prelude to spring.…
$16.95
Lenten Rose
Zone: 5 - 9
Class: Perennial
An amazing coneflower, with nearly luminescent deep rose single blooms. Compact and easy to grow plants are excellent bloomers. Very hardy and widely adapted - an All-America Selection Award Winner for 2010. Combine with the white PowWow version as accents in the sun garden, or in masses for a butterfly…
$11.95
Coneflower
Zone: 4 - 8
Class: Perennial
