All Plants - Displayed by Common Name in Ascending Order - Page 1 of 3

‘Black Pearls’ has the darkest foliage of all Astilbes. Mid-late, fantastic new color! large flower plumes are purple with a hint of blue and the foliage is dark green, stems are sturdy and won't flop over. Finely cut foliage is very heat tolerant and will tolerate part sun to shade.

Displaying large, soft pink plumes of florets on gracefully arching stems, this astilbe is a gorgeous ornamental perennial for any shady site in the landscape. It effectively adds color and light to wooded sites, shadowed borders and summertime containers. As an added bonus, the green, fernlike foliage provides a wonderful contrast to the soft pink flower heads. Easy to grow and maintain, too.

Displaying large, soft ivory-white plumes of florets on gracefully arching stems, this astilbe is a gorgeous ornamental perennial for any shady site in the landscape. It effectively adds color and light to wooded sites, shadowed borders and summertime containers. As an added bonus, the green, fernlike foliage provides a wonderful contrast to the soft white flower heads. Easy to grow and maintain, too.

A gorgeous four foot tall astilbe with showy, clear salmon pink plumes over boldly divided dark green leaves that may have bronze edging. Plant this showstopper at the back of your shade garden. Robust grower.

A gorgeous four foot tall astilbe with showy, upright red plumes over boldly divided dark green leaves that may have bronze edging. Plant this showstopper at the back of your shade garden. Robust grower.

A robust grower, ‘Vision in Red’ has deep red buds that open to pinkish-red flowers on full plumes. It blooms in midsummer, with flowers being held on red stems above the bronze-green foliage.

Dense yet fluffy plumes of glowing reddish-pink flowers on upright, sturdy stems over glossy foliage from mid-summer into fall. Heavily serrated leaves emerge dark maroon and mature to dark green, very floriferous and easy grower.

Vigorous and heat tolerant with abundant pink-colored flowers all summer, great plant to fill open shady spaces.

Extremely vigorous with a dense habit and heat tolerant. Abundant red flowers all summer.

‘Funky Pink’ blooms range from bubblegum pink to deep rose, many marked with luminous golden streaks and haloes. The petals are layered on top of one another, creating an almost hose-in-hose look. Stunning!

Reaching just 8 to 12 inches high, Funky PInk spreads (or cascades) up to 18 inches over the sides of baskets and pots. The foliage really contributes to the beauty of the presentation: it is a bold shade of olive green, very large, and nicely toothed. Funky® Pink won't often be out of bloom, but when it is, the foliage is shown to great advantage!

Reaching just 8 to 12 inches high, Funky® Scarlet spreads (or cascades) up to 18 inches over the sides of baskets and pots. The foliage really contributes to the beauty of the presentation: it is a bold shade of olive green, very large, and nicely toothed. Funky® Scarlet won't often be out of bloom, but when it is, the foliage is shown to great advantage!

Leaves are dark purple around edges with deep pink centers.

This multi-colored variety has striking rose centers with mint and green edging. It will excite indoor gardeners. Shadow King Begonias will perform as an indoor houseplant.

Shining silver leaves with black, jagged edges, dark green veining and an explosion of burgundy to black in the center characterize this striking cultivar. Small, coral red blossoms are an occasional added bonus. This dense, upright mounding plant shines in shade containers.

Like a cool, silvery pool that shines in the shade, the large leaves of Europa™ are flooded with shimmering silver, rimmed in black, and splashed with lavender in the middle and just inside the leaf edges. Small, coral red blossoms are an added bonus late in the season.

Long-blooming plants both in pots and in the garden. Ideal for beds, containers, and baskets.

Glossy, succulent leaves are dark to medium green, forming rounded upright plants with elegant pure white double to semi-double flowers. Thrives in shade to part sun, in moist soils

Showers of slender white, bell-like blossoms on well-branched plants are perfect for porches and patios. The upright mounding plants, with their easy-care disposition and long blooming habit, are designed for hanging baskets and large containers. This vigorous variety can easily handle the heat of the summer garden.

Produces cascades throughout the summer. Abundance of 2½" to 3" double Apricot-colored flowers.

Illumination Golden Picotee features, showy 2-3 inch semi-double and fully double blooms in designer shades of salmon, coral, gold and orange. The dramatic cascading plants are heat tolerant and easy to grow.

Illumination Lemon features, showy 2-3" semi-double and fully double yellow blooms. The dramatic cascading plants are heat tolerant and easy to grow.

Illumination Lemon features, showy 2-3" semi-double and fully double orange blooms. The dramatic cascading plants are heat tolerant and easy to grow.

Produces cascades throughout the summer. Abundance of 2½" to 3" double Rose-colored flowers.

Fully double, dark rose flowers all season.

Fully double, yellow and fire-red flowers make them an eyecatching display for containers. Flowers all summer.

The favorite for reliable, colorful blooms. One of the easiest and most rewarding tuberous Begonias! Rich colors in many flower forms, all with large, showy green foliage.

Fully double, red flowers on coffee-colored foliage make them an eyecatching display for containers or the landscape. Flowers all summer.

Fully double, pink flowers on coffee-colored foliage make them an eyecatching display for containers or the landscape. Flowers all summer.

Fully double, yellow flowers on coffee-colored foliage make them an eyecatching display for containers or the landscape. Flowers all summer.

Fully double, vibrant orange flowers on green foliage make them an eyecatching display for containers. Flowers all summer.

Fully double, vibrant pink flowers on green foliage make them an eyecatching display for containers. Flowers all summer.

Fully double, vibrant red flowers on green foliage make them an eyecatching display for containers. Flowers all summer.

Fully double, vibrant two-toned pink flowers on green foliage make them an eyecatching display for containers. Flowers all summer.

Fully double, bright white flowers all summer.

Fully double, vibrant yellow flowers on green foliage make them an eyecatching display for containers. Flowers all summer.

Canary Wings has bright foliage that changes from yellow to bright chartreuse throughout the season on a plant that continues to perform all Summer long. A great option for shade/early morning sun baskets. Good for small pots and large containers in a combo.

Super Olympia Series feature glossy green leaf, early, superior performance in the garden, producing larger flowers and brighter colors. Exceptionally long blooming, and grows 10 tall."

Super Olympia Series feature glossy green leaf, early, superior performance in the garden, producing larger flowers and brighter colors. Exceptionally long blooming, and grows 10 tall."

Super Olympia Series feature glossy green leaf, early, superior performance in the garden, producing larger flowers and brighter colors. Exceptionally long blooming, and grows 10 tall."

Super Olympia Series feature glossy green leaf, early, superior performance in the garden, producing larger flowers and brighter colors. Exceptionally long blooming, and grows 10 tall."

Super Olympia Series feature glossy green leaf, early, superior performance in the garden, producing larger flowers and brighter colors. Exceptionally long blooming, and grows 10 tall."

A bright twist on a classic perennial! Radiant yellow foliage absolutely glows in spring, creating a brilliant focal point in the shade garden. Arching sprays of everyone’s favorite classic bleeding heart flower - pink and white heart-shaped blooms.

We LOVE this Dicentra for its strong root system, dense mounds of attractive foliage, and many stems full of large, heart-shaped red and white flowers. Jolly Hearts® Love features lush green foliage that complements its elegant red, heart-shaped flowers and is great for larger pot sizes.

This series brings knockout color to any shady location. With just a little light, these strong growers create a bounty of star-shaped blooms atop medium green foliage. White brilliant flowers bloom profusely throughout the season.

This series brings knockout color to any shady location. With just a little light, these strong growers create a bounty of star-shaped blooms atop medium green foliage. A true dark blue beauty with a white center.

Attractive ground cover with colorful foliage and spikes of blue flowers in spring. Crinkly foliage is bronze/burgundy with a metallic sheen. Spikes of deep blue flowers in spring.

A highly sought after indoor plant native to southern China. The plant's bright green color contrasts wonderfully against white walls, which is perhaps why it's so prized in the minimalist interior design world. Also called Chinese Money Plant or Pancake Plant due to its flat, coin-shaped foliage, Pilea peperomioides has a central upright stem, surrounded on all sides by its characteristic perky peltate leaves.

4-5" flowers of white background with purple veins throughout, turning all purple on the edges. Very distinctive variety that we are sure will become a real popular variety. Introduced in 1995! Blooms July, August, and September.

Wide, bright green leaves with contrasting deep burgundy veins and margins. The name says it all.

This exciting series of coleus features extremely large leaves and unique patterns on well-branched plants that grow tall in the garden. An eye-catching choice for large containers and landscapes, Kong also makes a good indoor house plant in bright artificial light.

'Lime & Shine' coleus has deeply serrated leaves of bright green with yellow veining that have a frilly, spikey effect. Great for adding texture and interest to a planting. Like the others of this series, it has compact, medium growth habit with good branching. Excellent for containers and for edging a border.

 

Compact plants have very colorful, medium-size leaves, making this an excellent choice for shade plantings. Separate colors – singly or in combination with impatiens or other shade-loving varieties – make striking beds,

Compact plants have very colorful, medium-size leaves, making this an excellent choice for shade plantings. Separate colors – singly or in combination with impatiens or other shade-loving varieties – make striking beds,

Mid sized foliage plant with upright habit great for mixed containers or landscape features.

Compact plants have very colorful, medium-size leaves, making this an excellent choice for shade plantings. Separate colors – singly or in combination with impatiens or other shade-loving varieties – make striking beds,

It's always apple season with this Heuchera! Watch with delight as this unique plant changes throughout the seasons. Newly emerging leaves have red veining that lightens with age. Chartreuse yellow leaves have wavy, rippled edges that will mature to apple green leaves later in the season. You'll appreciate its dense, full habit and good vigor.

The chartreuse companion to last year's breakout sensation ‘Evening Gown’! Similar to its dark leaved compatriot, ‘Ball Gown’ has large, heavily ruffled leaves and excellent landscape performance. However, this plant should not be limited to only the garden bed as it has excellent presence in both mixed and mono containers. Ensure good drainage for the best performance.

Compared with Primo® ‘Pistachio Ambrosia’, ‘Ball Gown’ has much more scalloped leaves with a slightly serrated margin and creamy white instead of pink flowers.

A sport of ‘Marmalade’, this green selection exhibits the same robust, vigorous growth as its parent. Heavily ruffled, smaller lime green to chartreuse leaves form a compact, rounded clump. Compared to ‘Lime Rickey’, this is a larger variety that works well as a landscape plant as well as in containers. Tan colored flowers appear on short stalks in late spring to early summer.

Touted by many as the best red to date, this H. villosa hybrid is incredibly vigorous, forming a full, dense clump of large, round lobed leaves. When it emerges in spring and then again in fall it is fiery red, mellowing only slightly to mahogany red in the heat of summer. Dark red stems carry pink flowers in early through late summer. This selection fills out containers fully and delivers an excellent garden performance.

This relative of Bleeding Hearts produces fragrant vivid blue flowers over attractive blue-green foliage early in the season in shady garden areas. Porcelain Blue is an improved variety of Corydalis that is stronger growing and sometimes reblooms in the fall.

Trailing, mounded variety has silver leaves edged in green with pink-purple flowers.

Strong, lavender plumes of Astilbe Amethyst sway above lacy deep green foliage in profusion. Airy plumes in early summer move with the slightest breeze.

Astilbe ‘Heavy Metal’ has fluffy, cherry-red flower plumes that are larger than most! Appearing in the summer above dark green cut leaf foliage, ‘Heavy Metal’ is great for containers!

Mid-season bloomer, a dense carpet of dark green foliage surrounds feathery plumes of fragrant, bright rose-pink flowers, very floriferous. Compact, semi-dwarf habit makes it suitable for containers.

This selection features a low mound of lacy green foliage, topped by large branching heads of fragrant, triangular bright pink plumes. Good for a shady position if given a rich, moist soil and regular watering. Also thrives in tubs, or mixed containers. Fertilize in April and June. Excellent for cutting. Seed heads may be removed, or left on the plant for winter interest.

This cultivar has been the best selling Nephrolepis in Europe. It owes its huge popularity to its uniformly high quality, its rapid growth and typical of the Boston varieties, its dense and compact shape. The smooth leaflets are intense, fresh green. All these properties contribute to the high ornamental value of this fern, which is smaller than the True Boston fern.

A favorite since Victorian times, with gracefully hanging fronds. Excellent in hanging baskets or in a container on a stand. Boston Ferns are one of the easiest ferns to grow indoors. It's also one of the top rated plants for removing air pollutants from the air and because of its almost insatiable appetite for water it pumps out large amounts of water vapor into the nearby air, thereby increasing humidity.

Nephrolepis exaltata ‘Fluffy Ruffles’ is a variety of Boston fern with light ruffled fronds and a compact growth habit. This cultivar does not produce spores, and reproduced through rhizomes that spread through soil. Like most ferns, ‘Fluffy Ruffles’ will do best with extra humidity and out of direct sunlight.

The relatively new cultivar ‘˜Nevada®‘™ is a serious contender for ‘˜True Boston's‘™ place at the top, especially when planted in larger pots. It scores slightly higher on a number of points. For example, for its extremely rapid growth habit, uniformity and the sturdiness of its erect fronds, as well as for its overall strength and hardiness. Although not fully hardy ‘˜Nevada®‘™ will thrive on the patio. A top product by any standard, its quality underlined by the lovely, dark green color.

Evergreen, dark, shiny green fronds are leathery and lance-shaped and divided with holly-like leaflets. Typically grows in asymmetric fountain like clump. Young fiddleheads in spring have a silver sheen. This plant is given the common name Christmas fern because its evergreen fronds maintain their vibrant green color even at Christmas time, when the weather in its native range gets extremely cold, and can thus be used in decorations.

This fern stands out because of its compact, slightly thickset appearance. With a frond length of 6-8 inch, this Nephrolepis is counted amoung the smaller cultivars.

Native to Eastern North America, the yellow-green fronds of hay-scented fern arch to create great texture for moist areas such as woodland edges.

A hybrid cross between Japanese Painted fern (A. niponicum ‘Pictum’) and Lady Fern (A. filix-femina), this selection sports stunning frosted apple green fronds that seem to emit a ghostly white light in the shade. Dark purple stems hold the broad fronds rigidly upright. This selection is taller than many other Athyriums and is more tolerant of dry soil.

This big, brawny fern sports bright green fronds with bold, broad leaves and makes its relatives, Boston fern and Kimberly Queen fern, look little by comparison. Macho fern is ideal for large urns or planters where it has room to flex its graceful 3- to 4-foot-long fronds. It's ideal for decorating shaded or partly shaded front porches, patios, and other outdoor living areas. In the fall, you can bring your macho fern indoors and place it a bright spot out of direct sun to grow as a houseplant.

Ferns thrive on humidity, so daily misting in winter months and a gravel and water-filled saucer beneath the pot in warmer months are highly recommended.

Like Athyrium n. ‘Pictum’ on steroids, this giant painted fern was discovered at Plant Delights Nursery in the mid-90s and is thought to be a sporeling of ‘Pictum’ and the Lady Fern.

It forms a massive, arching clump of silvery fronds with green highlights and dark purple stems. Like the Lady Fern, ‘Godzilla’ spreads slowly where it is happiest in moist, loamy soils.

Grow this fern as a low maintenance filler in shady borders combined with large hostas and Aralia ‘Sun King’.

2004 Perennial Plant of the Year! One of the most colorful ferns for the garden, the Japanese Painted Fern has silvery-grey fronds which are dusty purple towards the center. They are set off by the purplish-red veins and stems.

Noted for its shimmering silver fronds with contrasting dark maroon midribs. The deeply divided, arching fronds form clumps of large rosettes and unlike other painted ferns, this one intensifies its silvering as the season progresses. 2012 winner of the Royal Horticultural Society Award of Garden Merit.

Handsome and ruffled, this high-color selection is our most requested painted fern. The dark interior of the frond is contrasted by bright silver edges making each appear more than they are. The pinnules twist a little giving the frond a ‘puffed-up’ look.

Lady Ferns are one of the most admired groups of ferns for the shady, moist, woodland location in the garden or in a natural woodland setting. Extremely attractive delicate, lacy fronds.

This fern's vibrant burgundy stems coupled with its dark green fronds will compliment everything else in your shade garden. When planted amidst the dark purple leaves of coral bells, its burgundy stems really stand out.

One of the largest and most popular ferns in cultivation today. The dark green, pinnate fronds are shaped like ostrich plumes, being much wider at the top and tapering down to a bare stipe.

The first set of leaves is sterile and has a gracefully arching form. These leaves can reach heights of 6’ in ideal environments. This set of leaves dies back by early to midsummer and is replaced by a set of fertile, dark green leaves which are about half the height of the sterile ones. These leaves turn a shiny bronze-gold in fall, becoming brown in winter.

Lustrous shiny leaf fern adds an elegant look to shaded gardens. Particularly beautiful when new fronds emerge stiffly, then droop backwards to form a tassel. Beautiful in masses for groundcover, especially under flowering shrubs.

Every new frond is a treasure on Jurassic Gold. While they mature into the lush, lively green that made ferns popular, the new growth starts out in an exquisite orangey tone that's totally unique. Plant it in with a mix of ferns, and the random streaks of fiery color will keep the whole mix interesting. With that mix, you could coat a shady woodland garden in verdant beauty. On the other hand, you could add Jurassic Gold to a shade border as an easy, low–maintenance feature. Ferns are popular for container gardening—try this one either as a colorful, graceful filler in a mixed container or centerstage in a container of its own.

Jurassic Gold has already gotten itself a fair bit of critical acclaim. It won Best New Plant at Hort Week Awards in 2019, and second place at the Farwest Trade Show in 2020.

The perfect plant for spring interest in your shade garden! This woodland perennial has finely dissected green leaves with a dramatic dark burgundy center and a nicely rounded habit. In early spring, creamy bottlebrush-like flowers cover the entire plant. It has a clumping habit, meaning it is well-behaved and won't take over take over your garden. ‘Cutting Edge’ replaces ‘Jade Peacock’ in the Proven Winners® Program.

Tiarella ‘Elizabeth Oliver’ has become a classic among the fancy-leaved varieties of foamflower available today. It was the earliest of the hybrids between eastern and western Tiarella to become widely known, and it is the ancestor of almost all of the cut-leaved forms currently on the world market. Like its namesake, it is still among the very best available.

A truly low-maintenance shade native that thrives in a woodland garden, Elizabeth Oliver is a beautiful selection with a tidy clumping habit, striking red streaked leaves and delicate flowers tinged with pink.

‘Sugar and Spice’ has everything in a Tiarella: glossy, deeply dissected leaves with a prominent central blotch, abundant pink and white lightly fragrant flowers, and beautiful winter foliage color. This clump forming selection is a show stopper in shaded gardens and containers.

Striking bright yellow, feathery leaves are boldly marked with dark-red. Lush foliage and a tight crown make this plant unbeatable for a ground cover or under high branching shrubs. A standout in containers or front of the border.

Very large mauve flowers with whitish-pink sepals. Use in pots.

A delightful succession of elegant blooms on attractive, spreading plants. Flowers all summer to autumn.

Large pale pink and bright blue double flowers on a trailing plant.

Fuchsia Dark Eyes features deep blue corollas with red sepals and blooms from spring into fall. These regal, tropical looking flowers are very attractive to us as well as the birds, butterflies, and hummingbirds.

Stunning deep purple flowers with white sepals bloom on trailing plants.

Upright habit has scarlet sepals and a white corolla with red veins. Blooms spring through fall.

One of the finest members of the ginger family. The large, dark green, pointed leaves are elegantly mottled with silver throughout. In early spring, you'll find 2", dark purple flowers underneath the large leaves at soil level.

A very large Ligularia perfect for making a dramatic statement in the shade garden. Deep green leaves are massive reaching 16" across at maturity. A serrated margin surrounds each dissected leaf for a standout foliage presence. Golden yellow flowers have long petals. Best performance in morning sun or filtered shade; flowering will be diminished in deep shade.

This new sport of ‘Jack Frost’ has more silver barring with with the bars connecting to form a silver collar around the perimeter of the leaf. In addition, there is a very light dusting of silver over the entire leaf surface.

Brunnera macrophylla is a unique and very useful perennial it produces highly decorative heart shaped, dense foliage in spring, ideal for ground cover and smothering weeds, followed by sky blue forget- me- not like flowers which bloom for 8 -10 weeks often reblooming at the end of summer. This plant will enhance your borders 7 months of the year and is very easy to grow, ideal for beginners.

Bold, irregular, creamy white leaf margins that simply glow in the shade characterize this lovely Brunnera. This one will really light up the shady corners of your garden; some leaves can be almost entirely white!