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'Piglet' was discovered and introduced by Intrinsic Perennial Gardens. It is perhaps the most perfectly sized compact fountain grass. Its height falls right between 'Little Bunny' and 'Hameln'. This new dwarf fountain grass tops out at around 18 inches tall. Great as an edger or in a container. Tawny-colored, cascading plumes in late summer. 'Piglet' is cute, floriferous, and easy to grow. Moist well-drained soil.

Brilliant variegated green and chartreuse foliage. This plant loves heat and humidity.

A vigorous grower producing violet, ruffled flowers with narrow white picotee edge, mild sweet fragrance, attractive to butterflies. Very free flowering and ease of growth, will bring gorgeous color for any garden or conservatory. Zone 9 and higher. can go between sun and shade, and is somewhat drought tolerant.

Add a "slice" of this native wildflower to your garden! The tubular flowers appear for many weeks in late spring and early summer. The red and orange colors, coupled with the flower shape, are popular with Hummingbirds and can be used to attract the elusive bird (among other pollinators) to your garden. This woodland perennial grows from sun to shade and is long-lived once established. Spigelia will be more floriferous in full sun, but will also need more moisture to stay looking nice. Filtered sun is recommended in southern regions. Slices Spigelia are self-cleaning, meaning old flowers fall to the ground rather than drying to the stem. 'Apples Slices' has dark, wine red flowers.

Add a "slice" of this native wildflower to your garden! The tubular flowers appear for many weeks in late spring and early summer. The red and orange colors, coupled with the flower shape, are popular with Hummingbirds and can be used to attract the elusive bird (among other pollinators) to your garden. This woodland perennial grows from sun to shade and is long-lived once established. Spigelia will be more floriferous in full sun, but will also need more moisture to stay looking nice. Filtered sun is recommended in southern regions. Slices Spigelia are self-cleaning, meaning old flowers fall to the ground rather than drying to the stem. 'Orange Slices' has orange-red flowers and is slightly shorter than 'Apples Slices'.

‘Silver Peak’ is a branching, clump-forming succulent with upward-facing, elongated, silvery-blue leaves. The leaf margins may turn red when under stress. May display orange, bell-shaped flowers on stalks in summer.

A very unique look for Bergenia. White flowers have a pink throat with color radiating down each petal. The petals are then edged with a matching thin pink picotee margin. Individual flowers are above average in size at 1¼" wide. By the flowers, stems are bright rose pink before transitioning to green near the base. Wavy, serrated leaves are extra thick with prickly toothed edges.

This new genus for the Proven Winners perennial collection is appropriately named ‘Miss Piggy’! In early spring, a stunning display of bright pink flowers top the thick, dark green, glossy leaves. Compared to ‘Sakura’, ‘Miss Piggy’ has more consistent pink flower color, a larger canopy of foliage, and broader, more substantial leaves. The perfect choice to jumpstart your garden after the snow melts.

Large, thick, leathery leaves are evergreen and provide strong contrast in the garden. Red flower clusters are borne on thick stalks. Easy to grow and makes a wonderful ground cover or specimen.

From early to late spring, bright pinkish red flowers appear in clusters on thick stems just above the foliage. These flowers and the leaves are both long-lasting when cut for bouquets. In Michigan, plants sometimes rebloom in the fall.

During the fall and winter months, the leaves take on remarkable reddish-bronze hues which remain until spring when they turn back to green. Any tattered leaves can be removed at that time. This variety is regarded as an improvement over B. ‘Rotblum’.

Harkens back to older types of Bergenia that have survived in gardens for a century without care. Has medium sized, paddle shaped foliage in a rich pine-green color that deepens with cold weather. The spring bloom is amazing; great numbers of flowering stems that are branched with several layers of flowers that are long lasting. 'Blush' features a cascading style of flower truss; upright with flowers held like an orchid. Lovely blush pink flowers have a deep rose colored eye. An easy and sturdy landscape plant.