Crop Plant Perennial Plant For Sale In Warren

Loose clusters of 2-3" wide brilliant golden yellow sunflowers are poised on tall stems adorned with rich deep green lance-shape foliage. The common name Muck Sunflower somehow seems less than up to the task for a plant that has the potential to provide...

The Blue Cardinal Flower often readily reseeds under optimum conditions and most seem to consider that an added benefit. Sturdy spikes of deep blue to lavender-blue, two-lipped flowers are borne for an exceptionally long period in late summer and into...

A freely multiplying perennial that will surprise you with it's display after a rain. These are exceptionally hardy bulbous plants that multiply freely and are tolerant of a wide range of soil types assuming that they get average or better drainage.

For the best results provide your Lantana with an average to well draining soil with average moisture in an area that gets 6 hours or more of sun per day. An excellent choice for butterflies! Miss Huff Lantana comes highly recommended by Texas horticulturist...

The Morning Glory Bush or Gloria de la Manana is a vigorous tropical and can potentially reach 9' high or more in frost free climates. The Morning Glory Bush is considered root hardy throughout much of zone 9.

Spiderworts flower best where they get at least part or most of a day of direct sunlight and regular water but are tolerant of a wide range of soil types from wet clay to average moisture in sandy loam soils as well as lightly shaded conditions.

One stem will produce 4-5 branches and each will have 2-3 flowers. Drought tolerant. A lavish bloomer, it comes to full bloom in August and continues to October. Japanese Hardy Lilies also make dramatic bouquets and are on of the hardiest perennials.

Includes 3 each of Bella Blue, Bella Deep Rose and White Alba Prunella. 9 plants total.

Exceptionally long lived and a prolific bloomer. 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.

Really a winner! Zones 3-8. One of the best perennials, Purple Dome puts on a sensational late summer and fall show of flowers for weeks. The plants are deer resistant and tolerant of moist soil as well as salt.

Water Celery spreads readily especially in moist soils. The tender spring growth is a relished vegetable in many parts of Asia. Withstands a wide variety of soils and thrives in boggy areas.

Lovely bright white flowers turn pale pink as they mature. It grows on a 18'' stem. Blooms April-June. Ohio's state wildflower. This is a stand-out for naturalizing wooded areas. This showy flower has three large white petals backed with three attractive...

A beautiful and compact selection of our native Woodland Phlox that produces large clusters of deep indigo flowers that are streaked with magenta and are held above the rich green foliage in early to mid spring.

Deer resistant and for a rain garden. Highly variegated leaves have pink blush on new growth and in cool weather. Grows 24'' wide. A very striking plant that has enjoyed great popularity.

7-10 buds per stem! Connoisseurs of fine iris recognize this delicately shaded peach as one of the best. Honorable Mention 1989, Award of Merit 1991! Grows to 34'' tall.

The plants unique explosive heads of shrimp pink blooms also make a wonderful colorful border plant in the shade. Blooms: Late Spring-Early Summer. Spacing: 10-12". Shipped: Potted.

This unusual African Iris may also produce long runners along which it will produce young plantlets that will root into the ground or can be removed and transplanted once they reach about 6" high.

Best of all, it's completely cold hardy. Hardy Fuchsia is evergreen in southern climates and deciduous in colder parts of the country. For best results, mulch heavily in colder zones.

Winner of multiple awards, this rebloomer produces fragrant 3.5” sparkling light pink flowers that start opening early in the daylily season and later in the summer as well. Grows 19” tall and 18” wide.

Grows 30-36" tall with an 18" spread. This hardy delightfully fragrant perennial is a favorite of hummingbirds and butterflies and is perfect for cut flowers. Blooms in summer, in full sun to partial shade.

A Rustic Sphinx Moth is shown pollinating the flower in the second image. A favorite pass-along heirloom that will adorn your garden for years to come. Extremely easy to grow and readily naturalizes.

Hot Lips is great planted along a fence or foundation in a well drained soil. Hot Lips starts blooming in early summer and continues to fall. Upright bushy plants grow 3' tall with a 3' spread.

It is native to Arkansas with reports for Oklahoma. The flowers provide much needed late summer fodder for bees, butterflies, and other garden beneficials. A nice tightly clump forming perennial from the works of Dr. Allen Armitage and the UGA horticulture...

Plant in rich soil for best results, but adapts to different soil types. This richly colored wild flower blooms in the spring. Plants have three petals, three leaflets and three sepals.

Remove spent flowers to prolong blooming. Electric Blue Color! Semi-double, blue flowers have brilliant yellow centers and make excellent cut flowers - summer to fall! Great for Mass Plantings! This low maintenance plant prefers well-drained soil in full...

Deer resistant. A spectacular Japanese Iris, Queen's Tiara has very large pure white falls with a yellow blaze and smaller violet styles. Grows best in moist soils. The flower open in early summer on 28-32" stems in sunny garden areas.

They can be cut back to near ground level in winter. The aromatic foliage helps to make it deer resistant and is also drought resistant, salt tolerant, and revels in the heat of Southern summers.