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Late-blooming native perennial with blue flowers and misleading name - this aster stays in clump and doesn't creep. Adaptable to light conditions - from full sun to light (dappled) shade. Best in dry or somewhat drained soils.   Blooming Time:...

Unique creamy-white native goldenrod, very adaptable to light and soil condition and very drought tolerant. Pollinator magnet as any other goldenrod. Blooming Time: July - September/October Size: usually 2' tall and 1' wide (in poor dry soil can be...

'Tardiflora' is similar to the species, the difference is that it blooms 2-3 week later. Best in half shade areas with not too-dry soil (likes a bit wet feet). Performs and blooms better in somewhat cooler ares (not suitable for south). Airy silver-green...

Compact and sterile cultivar of Catmint with larger than usual blue flowers above grayish-green foliage. Forms low, compact and slightly wide clumps. Quickly reblooms when cut back after first flush of flowers. This older cultivar was a great standard...