Baptisia Burgundy Blast

Dark reddish-purple flowers bloom above dark blue-green foliage in a eye-catching display of color. Blooms are followed by attractive seed pods. Plant patented.

Baptisia Grape Escape

Tall spikes of moody purple flowers are offset by bright cream keels. Taller and more red-tinted than ‘Grape Taffy’.

Baptisia Grape Taffy

Spires of beautiful maroon purple pea-like blooms top short, compact plants of pretty blue-green foliage in early summer. Perfect size for smaller gardens. Plant patent applied for.

Baptisia Honey Roasted

Abundant spikes of mahogany flowers with yellow keels top this tall perennial in late spring. Flower color lightens as it matures creating a lovely spectrum of color. Attractive seed pods form after blooms fade. This long lived plant is easy to gr

Baptisia Prairieblues Lunar Eclipse

Unusual pea-like blooms start out yellow, mature to cream and then age to soft violet creating a two to three tone effect. Stout stems hold the blooms above the open, upright plants.  Blue-green foliage stays pretty all season. Plant patent a

Baptisia Prairieblues Royal Purple Prairieblues

Deep saturated purple, pea-like blooms on tall stems are fairly large and make a great display on mature plants. Leatherby blue-green foliage stays attractive all season. Plant patent applied for.

Baptisia Solar Flare Prairieblues

Tall spikes of yellow blooms turn to orange as they age giving a two-tone effect as the newer blooms open. Plant Patented. Attractive to butterflies. Deer resistant. Root system resents disturbance once established.

Baptisia Sunny Morning

Beautiful yellow flower spires bloom profusely in late May, followed by black seed pods that continue to provide interest. Mt. Cuba recommends 'Sunny Morning' as a compact cultivar with a tidy habit. Prefers sun and average to dry sites. Easi

Baptisia Twilight Prairie Blues

Tall spires of two-tone, violet blossoms highlighted by lemon yellow keels appear in late spring over dusty blue-green leaves. Up to 5' wide. This wonderful cross from the Chicago Botanic Garden that brings a whole new look to baptisia! Plant pate

Baptisia Vanilla Cream

Pastel yellow buds open to gorgeous cream flowers on this compact native variety. Foliage emerges with a bronze cast in spring and ages to cool, gray-green. Prefers sun and average to dry sites. Easily grown in low fertility soil, including c

Baptisia alba

Black asparagus-like shoots in spring produce a mound of leathery blue-green foliage from which arise long spikes of creamy-white, pea-like flowers up to 1" across. Native. Attractive black seed pods in fall and winter.

Baptisia australis

Tall dark blue spikes of pea-like flowers over leathery blue-green foliage. Attractive gray-black seed pods in fall and winter. Native. Attractive to butterflies. Deer resistant. Root system resents disturbance once established.

Baptisia australis American Goldfinch

Golden yellow blooms on long spikes rise above the pretty green foliage on this bold, specimen worthy cultivar. It produces blooms for many weeks.

Baptisia minor

Spikes of indigo-blue, pea-like blooms on a smaller version of B. australis.  Leathery blue-green foliage. Attractive black seed pods in fall and winter. Attractive to butterflies. Deer resistant.

Baptisia minor Lemon Meringue

Upright, vase-shaped mounds of blue-green foliage are topped with long, charcoal stems of lemon yellow flowers in late spring. The contrast between stem and bloom is very striking. A Proven Winner variety. Plant patented.

Baptisia sphaerocarpa

Spikes of vivid buttery-yellow, pea-like flowers over leathery blue green foliage. Attractive to butterflies. Deer resistant. Root system resents disturbance once established. Good Lupine substitute for the south.

Baptisia tinctoria

This interesting Eastern U.S. native has yellow blooms on long spikes in late spring or early summer. Blooms are more scattered on the stem, airier looking than B. australis. It has a deep and extensive root system making it highly drought toleran

Baptisia x Purple Smoke

Spikes of powdery purple, pea-like flowers with charcoal gray stems. Vase-shaped form. Leathery blue-green foliage. Native. Attractive black seed pods in fall and winter. Attracts butterflies. Deer resistant. Root system resents disturbance o

Basil Greek Columnar

Small green leaves on upright columnar plants. A favorite because it continues to produce fresh leaves all summer. Generally does not bloom because our day lengths are not long enough. Drought tolerant. Deer resistant. Annual. (Only available in s

Basil Sweet

Spikes of small, white or pink-tinged flowers cover this herb in summer. Highly attractive to pollinators. Pinching will promote a well-branched, bushy form. Annual.

Prefers well-drained soil. Do not fertilize heavily.

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Begonia grandis

Showy plant with clusters of delicate pink flowers that are carried above large, rich green leaves with red veining  and red undersides. Late to break dormancy in spring. Long blooming plants. May be hardy beyond Zone 7 with protection.

Begonia grandis Alba

Showy plant has clusters of delicate white flowers that are carried above large, rich green leaves with distinct veining. Late to break dormancy in spring. Long blooming plants. May be hardy beyond Zone 7 with protection.

Belamcanda chinensis

Bright orange flowers with red spots bloom over attractive, iris-like foliage in late summer. Prefers full sun and average, well-drained soil. Ornamental seed heads resemble blackberries.

Rhizomatous plants that will readily self sow. Alte

Belamcanda chinensis Hello Yellow

Compact clumps of bright green, sword-like leaves give rise to branched stems of bright, yellow, star-shaped blooms in late summer. Blooms to 18". Unlike most Belamcanda, blooms are not spotted. Seed heads open to reveal clusters of black seeds re