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Achillea 'Summer Berries' Achillea 'Summer Berries' The Summer Berries is a first year flowering and easy to grow perennial favorite, a sumptuous mix of fruity colors. (salmon-apricot/yellow, cherry-red/apricot, white-pink/cream, two-tone pink, and many more	Achillea Moonshine Achillea Moonshine Still one of the most popular garden plants today, A. 'Moonshine' is valuable in the landscape because it combines well with almost everything. It is a terrific foil for many other colors including purple, blue, and pink.	Achillea Paprika Achillea Paprika This Galaxy hybrid selection is renowned for its large clusters of bright red flowers. Each individual flower in the cluster also has a distinctive yellow eye. As is the case with all Yarrows, the flowers fade as they age; “Paprika”
Achillea millefolium 'Terra Cotta' Achillea millefolium 'Terra Cotta', an Ernst Pagel introduction, is a clumping perennial reaching a mature height of thirty inches, upright, & spreading to near two feet before it needs to be divided.	Anemone Whirlwind A staple item for the autumn border, Japanese anemones are graceful plants with beautiful, satiny flowers borne on tall stems above a clump of shorter basal foliage. Watching them sway in the breeze brings a feeling of calm and peace to the garden.	Armeria Dusseldorf Pride Armeria Dusseldorf Pride Dwarf Sea Thrift - Short - Plant 12" apart. - Neat, evergreen tufts of grass-like foliage with globular bright flowers on 4-8" stems. Excellent for the front of a border. Does well and is colorful almost anywhere.
Astilbe chinensis Visions Astilbe chinensis Visions Here is a Astilbe chinensis visions and later blooming species useful for extending the bloom season into late summer. Foliage has mottled cut surfaces, coarsely textured, and often bronze-green in color.	Buddleia Honeycomb Buddleia x_weyeriana 'Honeycomb' (Yellow Butterfly Bush) This plant is native to western Central China. The plant reaches 12 feet in height with gray-green foliage and is deciduous or semi-evergreen in warmer climates.	Buddleia Pink Delight Buddleia 'Pink Delight' (Butterfly Bush)#89 Sun Zone: 5-10 Grows to 60" tall. This hybrid from The Netherlands' Boskoop Experimental Station is absolutely one of the finest "pink" flowered cultivars on the market.
Buddleia Royal Red Buddleia davidii 'Royal Red' (Butterfly Bush)#88 Sun Zone: 5-10 Grows to 80" tall Origin: China This 1928 hybrid from Good and Reese Nursery in Ohio is still one of the most sought-after of the butterfly bushes.	Buddleia White Profusion Buddleia 'White Profusion' (Butterfly Bush)#93 Sun Zone: 5-9 Grows 72-96" in height. Steady reliable bloomer of pure white with yellow eye. Commonly known as the Butterfly Bush. Tiny individual flowers are produced in profusion in long, dense trusses	Butterfly House Butterflies are nature's gift to the garden! They pollinate flowers and add their unique, colorful beauty to the yard.
Columbine Swan Pink and Yellow This is a breakthrough color combination in the large-flowered Swan Series. Soft coral-pink outer petals with creamy tips blend harmoniously with pastel yellow inner petals. The blooms of 'Swan Pink and Yellow' face outward and show off perfectly.	Coneflower White Swan White Swan is considered the classic white coneflower. Passing the beautiful spiked flowers in the garden you’re aromatic senses are immediately attracted to the sweet honey-like fragrance. Although a bit shorter then many of the other coneflower...	Coreopsis Verticillata Zagreb Zagreb is the preferred Coreopsis over ‘Moonbeam’ in areas with a short growing season because it breaks out of dormancy several weeks earlier. Flowers appear singly in loose clusters in a lengthy late spring to late summer bloom.
Gaillardia aristata Arizona Sun This Fleuro select Gold Medal winner, the Arizona sun sports large fiery orange red blossoms tipped by a ring of rich flame yellow. This one is sure to add punch to any garden or border. Feel the romance of a desert sky at twilight. The Arizona sun..	Hydrangea, Limelight Hydrangea, Limelight Hydrangea paniculata Limelight pp12874 - An exciting new hardy Hydrangea from Holland. 'Limelight' has unique bright green blooms in mid-summer (late July) that holds it's bright and refreshing color right into autumn	Hydrangea, White Dome Hydrangea, White Dome arborescens ‘Dardom’ pp314,168 - Clouds of big, dome shaped, lacy white blooms create a truly Victorian effect. Another of our Proven Winner, Color Choice flowering shrubs.
Iris, Tennessee White This almost iridescent White flowering, dwarf crested Iris is unusual in that it was found in a patch of regular Iris cristata ‘Alba’ and singled out, divided and now in LIMITED production. Be the first to own one of these beauties.	Peony Suprise! You could get 2 of the same or 2 out of the three. The reason for the special price is we will not know which as that is how they will come form our grower. We do know that the three varieties are all fragrant and the names a descriptions...	Sedum Autumn Joy Sedum Stonecrop Autumn Joy I have these in my own gardens – and what a joy they are. The border varieties of Stonecrop are a dependable choice for the late summer and fall garden, offering foliage interest earlier in the season

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With a name like butterfly bush, you might expect a plant to be attractive to butterflies. In fact, it's more than attractive; it's a magnet for all the butterflies who pass through your garden seeking nectar. Many butterfly gardeners plan their garden around Buddleia (pronounced BUD-lee-ah), a genus that includes over 100 species and cultivars. Also called summer lilac, the medium- to large-sized shrubs can anchor a perennial bed or form a hedge.

Our butterfly bushes are shipped in 3 1/2" containers. They are well rooted, trimmed once or twice, and most will bloom this summer! By next July, they should be 3 to 4 feet high and attract butterflies (and hummingbirds) like a magnet.

Butterfly bushes are hardy in zones 5 - 9. If you live in a colder zone, the tops in your butterfly bushes will likely die back over the winter. Even so, they will come back the next growing season bigger and better then before. Butterfly bushes prefer full sun (they must receive eight or more hours of sun a day to thrive).

We will be adding other plant varieties from time to time that attract and keep butterflies coming back to your area. The Purple Coneflower that we planted in our gardens attracted the Monarch Butterfly even before I had them in the ground.

We hope you enjoy our selections.

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