Perennial Plant Evergreen Plant For Sale In North Dakota

The huge, pure white flowers of Snow White Perennial Hibiscus contrast nicely with red tinged stems of this hardy perennial Hibiscus. Otherwise the only maintenance that these perennials generally require is to remove the dead stems at the end of the...

A new twist on the Sunsparklerseries, Lime Twister has all of the same great traits but with creamy edged green foliage. A low growing spreading Sedum that produces masses of rosy pink flowers in late summer for pollinators.

Use it as a mass planting for large areas or in native gardens and meadows. Native to nearly all of the eastern half of the US. Leave the seed heads over winter for songbirds and other wildlife.

These Perennial Hibiscus are simply smart enough to know to wait until all danger of frost has passed before raising their tender stems above the soil line. Second image is an Almost Eden image.

The rounded white to greenish-white, rounded, flower clusters sit atop thick sturdy stems that emerge from the rosette of soft yucca-like foliage. A Missouri Botanic Gardens 'Plant of Merit'.

You will be amazed by the color contrast of Firn Lines thick blue leaves with a wide irregular creamy yellow margin. The thick pest resistant leaves hold up very well in the garden.

Prefers a fertile moist soil, but will withstand some drought once established. Thick rosettes of upright to arching succulent foliage is topped by spikes of yellow flowers from spring through summer.

Blue Globeflower is drought and heat tolerant and grows well in difficult sandy soils. Space 18-24” apart and do not overfertilize the plant. Bold Late Season Flowers This easy to grow perennial develops has a bold upright form growing up to 4' tall...

It normally returns from the roots in spring and often reseeds itself. Attracts bees, butterflies, and other garden beneficials. 1" powdery-blue to purple blooms are borne in profusion from spring to fall on this durable rounded perennial.

When planting, set 12'' apart in a perennial border or beds. You'll have bright blue flowers from July until the frosts of fall. Vigorous growing plants that give you late summer blooms so badly needed.

It is also effective spilling over the edge of a container. Grows 10-12" tall and 12-15" wide in sun to partial shade. With its uniquely beautiful flowers that start out pale green and blush to pink and antique rose, this perennial is an excellent edging...

Includes 1 each of Concord Crush, Pink Parfait and Kaboom.

The plants spread 30-36'' across and grow best in partially shaded areas of the garden. Attractive to hummingbirds and deer resistant. Named for it's lobed foliage that has soft spines on it, Bear's Breeches is prized for it's striking maroon and white...

Includes 3 each of Arizona Apricot, Arizona Sun and Arizona Red Shades Dwarf Gaillardia.

Like the parent species, they are all 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 for the compost...

They can be cut back to near ground level in winter. A 2015 LSU Agcenter Plant with Potential, this hardy Lantana attracts loads of butterflies, bees, smaller pollinators, and other garden beneficials and flowers from spring to frost.

The majority of tropical Pipevines, like this one, are not considered good choices for the Pipevine Swallowtail whereas the native species as well as the Fringed Dutchman's Pipevine , Aristolochia fimbriata , are considered as good hosts for these butterflies.

Attractive three petalled flowers. This Trillium Collection includes 1 each of White, Red and Yellow Trilliums. Trillium are the perfect plants for naturalizing wooded areas or shady parts of your yard.

This fern does well in zones 3-8. The Lady Fern is one of the most graceful plants for shady or sunny spots in your landscape. Lady prefers partial shade and reaches up to 3'.

Includes 1 each of the following Iris: Blue Suede Shoes, Sultan's Palace, Gold Kist, Orange Harvest, Color Tart, Rose Teall, Lacy Snowflake, and Bolshoi. Eight plants in total.

Laevis and possibly others. Otherwise the only maintenance that these perennials generally require is to remove the dead stems at the end of the year. Images shown are examples, actual flower color may vary slightly since these are seedlings.

It is more compact than traditional coneflowers, yet produces more blooms per plant. Hardy to zone 3. Very heavy flowering - even without deadheading. 2010 AAS WINNER! This new development is truly a standout.

The standards lighten at their edges, creating an ethereal effect. Violet falls have a white pattern surrounding the white beards. Honorable Mention 2003! Vibrant colors and intense ruffling bestow an exuberant spirit on this violet rebloomer.

The beautiful primrose yellow petals are touched with orange and black at the base on the 2-3" flowers and are held on tall branching sturdy stems on and off throughout the warmer months.

One of the most graceful plants for shady or sunny spots in your landscape. Royal is the fern we recommend for southern gardens and can be grown in zones 3-10.

The Blushing Bride Tradescantias are delicate plants that are among the best performers in poor soil conditions. Blushing Bride Tradescantias are Prolific bloomers that will grace your landscape with pink blooms that change to white from June through...

A sun loving and heat tolerant reliable perennial that is mannerly enough to grace any garden. The image of Amsonia hubrichtii in fall foliage is courtesy of North Creek Nurseries.