Perennials
Bletilla striata 'Yokohama'
Carex phyllocephala 'Sparkler'
Carex hachinoenis 'Evergold'
Carex 'Treasure Island' PP#16,332
Add this easy to grow hardy ground orchid to your selection. This bletilla features light pink flowers with a deeper pink lip. Flower spikes typically open with three or four flowers and stay in bloom for over a month. Grows best in a dappled shade location with rich organic soil and plenty of drainage. It can tolerate sun in the morning or late afternoon. Can also be grown in containers. Forms vigorous clumps of 12 ato 18 inches by 18 inches tall. It is a hybrid of Bletilla striata and Bletilla formosa. Marginally hardy in Zone 5 if planted four inches deep and provided winter protection. Zone 6 to 9. This Japanese import combines beauty and intrigue. Narrow green with white variegated leaves follow the central stem like a spiral staircase. A dramatic plant to combine with ferns or hostas in southern gardens. 'Sparkler' can be used in combination container plantings in Northern zones. Prefers moist soils in woodland conditions. Reaches a height of 12 to 16 inches tall. Hardy in Zone 7b to 10. (Variegated or Evergold Japanese Sedge) With its fine texture, Carex 'Evergold' is very complementary to hostas and other bold leaved shade plants. The plant's pendulous creamy-yellow blades also serve as a nice color contrast to burgundy, green or blue plants around it. 'Evergold' grows to 12 inches and is semi-evergreen in zones 5 to 9. The white margined sport of 'Island Brocade' has a 6 inch tall clump that slowly spreads to produce a nice ground cover. A good contrast to hostas and ferns in the lightly shaded landscape. Hardy in Zone 5 to 8. Asexual propagation prohibited by law.
Farfugium 'Gigantea'
Farfugium 'Shishi Botan'
Hakonechloa macra 'All Gold'
Hakonechloa macra 'Sunny Delight'
(Ligularia) This giant form of Farfugium tussilaginea features large (to 15 inches across) dark green round leaves. It forms a 30 inch wide clump which is great for adding pizzaz to the shaded landscape. Prefers moist, well drained soils. Hardy in zone 8 to 10 or as a potted plant in colder areas. This fantastic Japanese selection of farfugium (Ligularia) has thick green leaves so tightly ruffled they resemble curly parsley. The 12 inch x 18 inch clumps are topped in autumn with heads of yellow, daisy-like flowers. For moist, shaded soils in zones 7 to 10. This selection of hakonechloa features solid bright gold foliage without the green stripes of H. 'Aureola'. The habit is more upright and compact than the species. For light shade in evenly moist soils in zones 5 to 9. A reverse variegation of Hakonechloa 'Aureola'. 'Sunny Delight' has beautiful green blades with yellow streaks. A nice cascading form that is a little bit taller than the other hakonechloa grasses. A great companion plant for hostas, ferns and other perennails. Ideal for container planting or for front of the border. Needs partial shade and well-drained soil. Hardy in zones 5 to 9. Grows to 14 to 22 inches tall.
Heuchera 'Beaujolais' PP#19,577
Heuchera 'Blackout' PP#20,613
Heuchera 'Bon Bon'
Heuchera villosa 'Caramel' PP#15,560
A vigorous selection featuring large, dark burgundy-red leaves with silver highlights and darker veins. Near white flowers bloom in early summer. Hardy in zones 4 to 8 and grows to 18 inches wide by 1-foot tall. It prefers moist, well-drained soil. Asexual propagation prohibited by law. Heuchera 'Blackout' is a selection from Dirk Scheys of Belgium. 'Blackout' has very dark - almost black, glossy leaves with rounded lobes. Cream flowers top the 18 inch tall by 1 foot wide clump in zones 4 to 7. Compared to H. 'Obsidian', the industry standard for dark-leaved Heucheras, 'Blackout' has a darker leaf color. Asexual propagation prohibited by law. Sport of 'Caramel'. 'Bon Bon' is a vigorous grower featuring a medley of bronzy-green foliage with a maroon tinge that changes throughout the season. Cream flowers top the 15 by 18 inch clump in summer. Hardy in zones 4 to 9. This amazing selection of Heuchera villosa is "one of the best new heucheras to hit the market." 'Caramel' features large rounded leaves of a warm orange-yellow color. This vigorous clumper is great for combining an unusual foliage color to landscaping schemes. Tiny creamy-white flowers top the 10 inch mound of foliage in late spring. For moist well-drained soils in light shade. Hardy in Zone 4 to 9. Asexual propagation prohibited by law.
Heuchera 'Caramel Apple'
Heuchera 'Citronelle' PP#17,934
Heuchera 'Dark Secret' PP#20,683
Heuchera 'Encore' PP#19,578
Emerging in the spring a bronzy-caramel color, this vigorous grower changes to a kaliedescope of colors in the summer. From green apple to a rose for a nice combination! Great for an ever changing garden. Another sport from 'Caramel' produces the great growing characteristics of a villosa hybrid. Hardy in zones 4 to 9. This sport of 'Caramel' features citrus-yellow to chartreuse foliage depending on light intensity. Cream flowers top the 15 inch by 18 inch clump in zones 4 to 9. Asexual propagation prohibited by law. This spectacular selection displays ruffled purple-bronze foliage with a red glow on the reverse of the leaves on a 10 inch by 14 inch clump in zones 4 to 9. Cream flowers on purple scapes. Vigorous growth with good flower production. Asexual propagation prohibited by law.
Encore' features smaller foliage emerging rose-purple maturing with silver highlights. It has dark purple undersides and white/pink flowers top the 18 inch tall by 1 foot tall clump in zones 4 to 9. Asexual propagation prohibited by law.
Heuchera 'Kassandra' PPAF
Heuchera 'Kassandra' PPAF
Heuchera 'Miracle' PP#20,274
Heuchera 'Mocha' PP#18,386
This heuchera is a vigorous grower that shows a lot of very interesting leaf changes throughout the growing season. In the spring it emerges caramel to orange, and is maroon to a reddish pink by the end of the season. White flowers top the 20-inch tall clump in July. Hardy in zone 4 to 9. Asexual propagation prohibited by law. Heuchera 'Kassandra' PPAF showing its fall colors. Heuchera 'Miracle' emerges chartreuse with a central pattern of beet-root purple. The leaves mature to brick-red with a chartreuse-yellow margin. Pink flowers top the 12 to 18 inch clump in zone 4 to 9 in late spring. Asexual propagation prohibited by law. A nice chocolate colored selection. The large, dark green leaves (to 6 inches across) have a purple underside to the leaves. 'Mocha' offers the vigor, heat and humidity tolerance of Heuchera villosa. Near white flowers. Grows to 18 inches wide by 1 foot tall in zones 4 to 9. Asexual propagation prohibited by law.
Heuchera 'Pinot Gris' PP#19,592
Heuchera 'Pinot Noir' PP#20,434
Heuchera 'Pistache' PP#19,585
Heuchera 'Tara' PPAF
This chameleon emerges in the spring with an orange hue like 'Caramel' with silver tones on the leaf margin. Maturing to a smoky-rose color with a higher concentration of silver. A hybrid with the Heuchera 'Gloire d' Orleans' (Lemoine) a historical French selection and Heuchera 'Caramel'. Creamy-white flowers top the 18 inch wide by 1 foot tall.Asexual propagation prohibited by law.
'Pinot Noir' features smaller dark purple-gray leaves with a silver overlay. White flowers are produced early in the season in great abundance. Hardy in zone 4 to 8 and prefers moist, well-drained soil. Grows to 18 inches wide by 1-foot tall. Asexual propagation prohibited by law.
This vigorous selection displays large lime-green to chartreuse leaves (depending on light intensity). 'Pistache' has larger leaves and the plant forms a larger (18 inch wide by 1 foot tall) clump than 'Citronelle'. A hybrid with the Heuchera 'Gloire d' Orleans' (Lemoine) a historical French selection and Heuchera 'Caramel'. Asexual propagation prohibited by law.
This splendid new hybrid features golden leaves with a deep red center and veins. As summer progresses the red fades into a soft rose hue and with more sun it fades into a golden yellow. White flowers bloom midsummer. It forms a 10-inch wide to 8-inch tall mound. Hardy in zones 4 to 9. Asexual propagation prohibited by law.
Heuchera 'Tiramisu' PP#20,429
Ligularia japonica
Ligularia 'Osiris Fantaisie' PP#19,302

Ligularia 'The Rocket'
'Tiramisu' proudly displays emerging foliage of autumn-yellow overlaid with a network of red veins. The leaves mature to chartreuse, with a silver overlay where the red originally occurred. Cream flowers top the 12 inch by 14 inch clump in late spring. Yummy! Asexual propagation prohibited by law.
A dramatic ligularia contributing an architectual feeling and structure to the back of the perennial border. Huge dark green leaves are finely dissected and comprise a mound of foliage 4 feet by 4 feet. Loose clusters of yellow-orange daisy-like flowers top the clump on 6 foot stems adding more interest in July. Prefers moist soils in partial shade. Like all ligularias, L. japonica leaves will temporarily wilt during the heat of the day, in high light conditions or when stressed for water. Zones 4 to 7a.
 This wonderful selection of ligularia was selected by hybridizer Serge Faford for its wedge-shaped green leaves with burgundy undersides. Heavily rippled leaf margins accent the burgundy leaf petioles. Yellow daisy-like flowers top the 2 feet tall by 2 feet wide clump in midsummer in zones 4 to 9. Asexual propagation prohibited by law.

The impressive yellow-gold spikes of Ligularia stenocephala bloom in midsummer and grows to 4 feet tall. Large neatly lobed leaves make this an excellent background plant. Hardy in zone 4 to 9.

Sarracenia x catesbaei

Sarracenia 'Dana's Delight'

Sarracenia 'Doodle Bug'

Sarracenia 'Lady Bug'

Sarracenia x catesbaei is a naturally occurring hybrid of S. flava and S. purpurea from the coastal plain areas from Virginia to South Carolina. Sarracenia x catesbaei forms dramatic, flaring open-mouthed pitcher with a fantastic network of red veins. The 12 to 18 inch leaves are topped by "flying saucer like" red flowers in zones in 5 to 9.

NEW Sarracenia 'Dana's Delight' is a hybrid between S. leucopylla and S. willisii. It's definitely one of the most easiest sarracenias to grow. It produces 16 inch to 20 inch pitchers with heavily ruffled red and white hoods early in the season and changing to a deep maroon color in the fall. For moist, wet boggy-like soil in full sun. Hardy in zones 6 to 9. Great container plant for the sunny side of the patio.

This hybrid of our native S. alabamensis and S. psittacina has eight inch, green cobra-shaped pitchers with prominent red veins around the near white top of the leaf. For very moist, boggy conditions in full sun. Hardy in Zone 5 to 9.

Another addition in the 'Little Bug' series, 'Lady Bug' features cute little red pitcher reminiscent of a submarine's periscope. The red leaves with white flecking on the terminal midsection comprises a 8 to 10 inch clump. For full sun in very moist to wet conditions in zones 5 to 9.

Sarracenia 'Love Bug'

Sarracenia 'Red Bug' PP#13,412/COPF

Sarracenia leucophylla 'Tarnok'

Silene 'Prairie Fire' PPAF

This "Little Bug" pitcher plant hybrid forms an 8- to 10- inch clump of deep red pitcher-shaped leaves. Each tube-shaped leaf, (darkest red at the terminal end) displays a flaring hood. White flecks accent the red pigment in the foliage. For moist, wet bog-like soils in full sun. Hardy in zones 5 to 9.

This pitcher plant introduction from the North Carolina Botanical Gardens is a hybrid between S. rubra and S. wherryi. An amazing vigorous selection, 'Red Bug' produces red narrow cobra-like pitchers on 8 inch clumps. For full sun in wet to boggy sights. Hardy in Zone 5 to 9. Asexual propagation prohibited by law.

Sarracenia 'Tarnok' features funnel shaped green leaves topped by a white cap with green veins. The red petaled double flowered selection was discovered by Coleman Tarnock in Alabama, and named for him and introduced to the trade by the Atlanta Botanical Garden. Grows to 24 inches in zones 5 to 9.

This Silene selected by Neil Dibol from Prairie Nursery in Wisconsin features numerous brilliant red flowers on loose panicles in late July - August. Assumed to be a natrual tetraploid based on the larger flower and foliage than the average type. Grows to 3 1/2 to 4 feet. For moist well-drained areas in full sun. Hardy in Zone 4 to 8. Asexual propagation without a license in prohibited by law.

Zantedechia aethiopica 'White Giant'

This giant selection of Z. aethiopica features 3-foot clumps of white-speckled, ruffled arrow-shaped leaves topped by 7 foot tall flower stems carrying the white boot-shaped flower. For full sun and moist soils. Hardy in Zone 7 to 10.