Crop Plant Perennial Plant For Sale In Greensboro

As with many variegated plants Tricolor Sedum may benefit from midday or afternoon shade in hot summer climates but give it enough sun to help bring out the reds and pinks. Tricolor Sedum creates a wonderful low mat of delightfully colorful, rounded,...

A wonderful tall plant for the back of a shady garden, Meadow Rue produces very showy clusters of frilly lavender flowers in early summer atop 3' stems. Your neighbors will be asking you what it is.

Best Bet: Award of Merit 1993 and Honorable Mention 1990! Light wisteria blue standards sharply contrast the deep hyacinth blue falls. Blooms early and again in the fall. How much they rebloom depends on your local climatic and soil conditions as well...

Enjoys moist to average moist soils but is somewhat drought resistant once well-established. To create fuller, sturdier and shorter plants tip the Narrowleaf Sunflower in late spring and again in midsummer.

The brilliant red flowers attract a variety of pollinators including hummingbirds, bees, and the occasional butterfly. You can also use them as the center piece for large container gardens, in bog gardens, at the edges of ponds, or in any other sunny...

Images courtesy of AgriStarts, all rights reserved. At this point the ugly foliage can be pruned away but may be best left to protect and shade the young foliage during the hottest parts of summer.

Hardy - giant heads! Will grace the most charming garden. With nearly 1,000,000 plants in bloom, we selected these to make this outstanding offer. A carnival of color and these big blossoms stay beautiful right through summer's heat.

Maybe somewhat more cold tolerant than the White Bleeding heart vine. Similar to the more popular White Bleeding Heart vine but red calyces with mauve blooms in 5" clusters. An easy tropical or perennial vine.

The Orange Chinese Hat is an excellent late summer and fall flowering shrub-like to die-back perennial for a sunny location. Clusters of orange, 1", Chinese Hats are produced from summer to autumn along the arching stems of this unusual shrub.

One of the most beloved peonies of all time! This classic peony features lovely pink blush and cream flowers. Grows 30-36'' tall in full sun to partial shade. Strong stems help to hold the large 8'' blooms.

An easily grown perennial vine. Deep reddish-orange, 2" daisy-like blooms with orange centers are borne on a vigorous twining vine with rich green foliage. Blooming spring to fall.

Blooms: June to July, Drought resistant. Excellent re-blooming variety. Silver Medal Winner! Strawberry Candy Daylilies feature magnificent 4 1/2'' strawberry pink blooms that surround distinctive rose-red pink eyes and golden green throats.

At this point the ugly foliage can be pruned away but may be best left to protect and shade the young foliage during the hottest parts of summer.' Images courtesy of AgriStarts, all rights reserved.

May go dormant in hot dry conditions. Deer resistant. Grows best in a cool moist area of the garden where it will bloom from mid-spring to summer. A dynamic perennial for shade, Blue Heron produces brilliant sapphire blue fragrant flowers on red stems...

A shining yellow beard enhances the deep navy blue colors of the petals. Exceptional bloom vigor in this rebloomer. Honorable Mention 1998, Award of Merit 2000. Stems consistently yield 8-10 double and triple socketed buds.

Like other Hardy Hibiscus, the Scarlet Rose Mallows are slow to emerge in spring and wait for the signal of warmer soil temperatures before they begin to show themselves often leading the impatient gardener (myself included) to think that they are ready...

Sensual color combination! Bright tangerine beards combine with peach colored standards and raspberry falls. Mid to late season.

Perfect as a groundcover or border. Plant in full sun to partial shade. Grows only 6-8” tall and spreads quickly to 8-10”. Flowers all summer! Prolific bloomer that begins in late spring, continues until mid-autumn and is smother in intense, violet-blue...

Better yet, they also produce the most consistent mounded form of any mum in the marketplace. Plant in full sun. Zones 5 (with heavy mulch) to 9. Why not - Belgian Mums produce the most blooms of any mum that we have seen.

Drought tolerant, durable, and evergreen. This colorful sedum creates a low dense mat of tiny rounded golden succulent foliage. Ogon Sedum is excellent for containers lending it to use as groundcover beneath larger succulents, in mixed container gardens,...

One of the best perennials, Purple Dome puts on a sensational late summer and fall show of flowers for weeks. The hardy, adaptable, drought tolerant plants grow 18" tall and wide in sunny garden areas where they are very attractive to butterflies and...

Providing regal splendor in sun or shade Hosta is rapidly becoming one of the most popular perennials. Hosta's are one of the best foundation plantings around! We never know which hosta our customers will order.

* A dramatic plant with big dark green leaves, to 3', and tall flowering stalks in spring, with white or sometimes pink flowers; likes rich, moist soil; can be an attention-getting accent for the large border, a striking contrast to narrow-leaved plants...

Blooms for 5 months! Begins blooming early and continues until frost. Very beautiful ruffled apricot 3'' blooms with a silvery dusting which makes them sparkle in the garden. Grows 15'' tall with 18-24'' spread.

This amazingly brilliant red coreopsis with its 1.5" flowers will be a WOW in your summer garden. They thrive in sunny areas where they are carefree about soil types and very attractive to butterflies.

Double and triple socketed buds yield up to 10 buds per stem! Gorgeous apricot and pale orchid blooms. Mid-season bloomer.

To learn more about additional beneficial insects that Milkweeds support see our growing guide: Milkweed: Much More than Just a Monarch Host. Or click here to see a USDA-NRCS publication on Butterfly Milkweed or Asclepias tuberosa .