Perennial Plant Seeds For Sale In Chicago

Tolerates full sun, prefers part shade in warmer climates. These plants are diminutive, no more than 18-24” tall and wide, perfect for even the smallest city or townhouse garden, patio containers, the mixed border or massed.

Blooming from late spring until late summer, hardy, super low-maintenance 8-10” tall plants attract a steady stream of butterflies and hummingbirds. Drought tolerant, heat tolerant, frost tolerant.

Lovely for borders and cutting. In late fall, cover with straw or evergreen branches to protect where winters are severe. All-America Selections winner. GARDEN HINTS: Cultivate or mulch to control weeds.

This classic beauty is perfect in front of your flower bed, with leaves filled with delightful fragrance and blooms, buzzing with pollinators. Selected in our trial field at Fordhook Farm, Monarda 'Bee's Knees' has shown us extreme tolerance to mildew.

We've included several different species so that you get bursts of pink, purple, wine, yellow, cream and orange. Makes for a carnival of color, ideal as a backdrop for a mass planting of purple petunias or pink vinca.

A striking presence in the border or cottage garden, gorgeous 30-34” bee balm radiates prismatic color and sweet fragrance, which explains the everpresent crowd of flying pollinators.

Deer resistant. Provide steady moisture in extreme heat. Glossy green leaves turn wine-red in autumn. Easy to grow in full sun to part shade, and tolerant of wet conditions. Clusters of pretty white flowers in spring form an eye-catching mix of pink and...

Does best in part- to full sun in rich, humusy, moderately moist, well-drained soil. Coral bells, coral bells! ‘Obsidian' casts a spell in the border with dark-purple, almost black leaves.

'Glass Slippers' Buddleia - This butterfly bush is covered from top to bottom in pale blue clusters. Known for its showy, fragrant flowers and vigorous growth. 'Leading Lady Plum' Monarda - This compact, low-growing flower blooms earlier in the summer...

Huge, bright scarlet-orange flowers feature black blotches at the base of each petal. Plants bloom profusely in May and June from the year after the seed is sown.

U.S. Plant Patent #21,022. A breeding breakthrough, Hot Papaya is the first double orange. Plants are easy to grow, drought tolerant and butterflies' delight. The vibrant orange tones are made more spectacular by the dense-packed dome of dazzling orange...

Older plants add winter interest with their tan, exfoliating bark. Outstanding cross was developed by the US National Arboretum breeding program. An altogether lovely hydrangea that flowers prodigiously, producing an abundance of large, upright 9" inflorescences...

U.S. Plant Patent #12,132. Superb in containers, borders, and drift beds. Exceptional color in the common periwinkle. Best in part shade, sheltered from extreme heat and humidity. Broad bands of golden yellow leaves are edged deep green, illuminating...

Stiff stems with open, airy sprays of tiny violet-blue clusters, and only a few leaves, making this an excellent companion for many annuals. Withstands drought. This tall, very striking, heirloom is a favorite in many cottage gardens.

Hummingbirds love them. Intensely glowing red, extremely large flowers. Monarda didyma Jacob Cline beebalm is one of the easiest perennials to grow. Use as a background for annuals.

They practically grow themselves, which is why they were essentials in remote cottage gardens. Flowers May-June. The fragile beauty and shimmering colors of poppies are magical. Large flowers, scarlet to pink with deep purple centers.

Stunning as a cut flower with long, strong stems, World Peace is also great in the garden. Blooms mid season. World Peace is an exceptional Darwin Hybrid tulip, producing large 5-inch blossoms with solid magenta petals edged by gold.

This is a little bulb that has an incredible blossom that's defined in white with blue tones throughout the flower. White and blue is a very unique garden color pattern on the same flower and can be used as spring filler or as an accent plant close to...

The different forms and colors are striking in the garden and equally as impressive in the vase. Collection includes one plant each of Snow Lady, Crazy Daisy and Banana Cream. Have the best of all our daisies with this easy plants collection.

Awarded 2007 Perennial Plant of the Year by the Perennial Plant Association. This low-maintenance catmint keeps its blue-green, aromatic leaves neat through the summer. Violet-blue spikes top this low grower, lending a soft, muted feel to the garden.

Bulb size: 12 cm. Blushing Lady sports elegant rose colored petals flushing into yellow. Plant large quantities for a beautiful color display, or plant it with a single early tulip such as Candy Prince or Lily Flowering Tulips such as Jennie Butchart.

CAUTION: Foxglove is poisonous if eaten. Crisp, pure white florets have intense burgundy blotched throats. Spikes are produced in abundance through summer.

Contains 5 bulbs of Tulip Antraciet, 5 bulbs of Tulip Orange Princess and 16 bulbs of Muscari armeniacum. Only a visionary flower arranger would combine this collection's three colors in this collection—but they play together beautifully.

Flower spikes in a regal blend of magenta and burgundy bloom freely from mid-summer to frost on plants. Prune to 1/3 original height in early spring for the best display. This long-blooming beauty produces the deepest wine-dark pink to red flowers of...

The blossoms are an apricot-salmon color and do not fade with time. Nothing is more fragrant in early spring than hyacinths; they are easy to plant, require very little maintenance, come in wide range of colors and are excellent as cut flowers.

Moderate tolerance to powdery mildew. Thrives in full sun, prefers well-drained, moist soil. ‘Leading Lady Lilac's' voluptuous, highly floriferous plants quickly abound with bright, delightful blooms.

She comes in colors. Florets on the compact, 4 x 3', bushy, reblooming shrubs are veritable, multicolored bouquets with a continuing show of changing color combinations.