Perennial Plant Seeds For Sale In Mckinney

They bloom so heavily and need so little care, no garden should be without them. Dramatic, elegant spikes of rose and white appear suddenly in the late spring garden. CAUTION: Foxgloves are poisonous if eaten.

Azure blue color is deeper in acid soils; in alkaline soils, flowers are pink. 6" mop head-type flowers bloom in July-August. Full or partial sun. Very cold hardy! Shrubs add substance to perennial beds and are ideal companions for large trees.

Easy to grow and care for, iris is a staple of perennial gardens, providing verticality with its grass-like leaves even when not in bloom. Like a watercolor painting, this Siberian iris is a study in pure tranquility, with its violet petals gently graced...

Exotic color contrast that is different than the usual blue and yellow. Bulb size: 9 cm. They make nice cut flowers for Mother's Day, that last long in the vase. Dutch iris is the late spring blooming iris, often blooming in late May.

Phlox subulata, also known as creeping phlox, is a vigorous, sun-loving perennial plant that grows only 6” high and spreads 24” wide. Use creeping phlox as a ground cover in sunny areas, along rock walls, as an edging and on slopes.

Wild bergamot is a North American native perennial plant that can handle heat and drought with ease. Blooming for long period in summer. Flowers are attractive to bees and butterflies.

With an upright growth habit, ‘Pearl Glam' dazzles with its pink flowers but saves the best for last with an autumn display of bright-purple berries. Beautyberry is a shrub prized for its showy fruit, but this one also sports beautiful purple foliage,...

The 18" wide plants are tolerant to most soils and look great with most annuals and perennials. Creamy yellow flowers take the heat and bloom faithfully all summer. Attracts butterflies.

This All-America Selections winner is the first foxglove bred to bloom the first year, 5 months from sowing. CAUTION: Foxglove is poisonous if eaten. A pastel blend of rose, lavender, cream, yellow and white.

The lush display evokes sweet, juicy bubble gum. This delightful coneflower has deep pink center cushions of short petals, framed by baby pink, flared ray petals. With its unusual flower, 'Bubble Gum' will quickly become a favorite stop for butterflies.

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

Dark foliage has the knack of adding depth and dimension to perennial bed. Does best in part- to full sun in rich, humusy, moderately moist, well-drained soil. Lobed, rounded, petioled leaves form a 8-10”-tall compact basal mound.

Brilliant blasts of fiery color. Loves the dry, hot sun. These dazzling, large-flowered 3" blooms with fiery-hot bicolor patterns will brighten any perennial bed. Looking for color?

Water wise plant, this coneflower is well branched, sturdy and compact, producing flowers galore. U.S. Plant Patent #25,523, Dry seed heads also add interest to the winter garden. Great coneflower for the vase, and perfect for using in full sun borders...

U.S. Plant Patent #16,240. One of the best-scented Honeysuckles! 'Scentsation' starts to bloom earlier and continues to flower and fruit all summer long.

Best in part shade, sheltered from extreme heat and humidity. U.S. Plant Patent #12,132. Superb in containers, borders, and drift beds. Sky blue flowers dot the carpet from spring to fall.

Primary bloom begins in June and is followed by a lighter bloom period that continues into September. Remove spent flower spikes to encourage more bloom. Wonderful in fresh arrangements.

Plant them with grape hyacinths for a perfect spring picture. This exquisite all-time favorite is an early bloomer with light rosy apricot petals suffused with pink. Nice light fragrance.

A large population is more dynamic, a mass creates sweeps in your garden, that are stunning, many plants of same variety becomes a specimen, and compliments every other plant nearby.

This is the pinkest cultivar of panicle hydrangea you can find. US Plant Patent #16,166. The 6' tall plant's sturdy stems hold the panicles upright. The proliferation of large dense pyramids of white florets quickly turn deep pink, even as new white flowers...

The large 6-inch globes are absolutely stunning in deep purple. We recommend planting them with foxglove Pam's Choice, cosmos Choca Mocha and echinacea PowWow Wild Berry. They provide color in the garden between the finale of spring bulbs and the summer...

Phlox subulata, also known as creeping phlox, is a vigorous, sun-loving perennial plant that grows only 6” high and spreads 24” wide. Use creeping phlox as a ground cover in sunny areas, along rock walls, as an edging and on slopes.

Group with other prairie plants such as echinacea, monarda and rudbeckia, to create your own modern meadow. Chosen especially for its “un-floppable” habit, this little bluestem adds some blue tones to the landscape along with fantastic native grass...

This is one you will want to return to year after year. ‘Tete de Luxe' will be sure to brighten up the garden after the winter months by welcoming spring with its fragrant, sunny, yellow, double blooms.

Low-growing stonecrop will form a mat only 4” tall, making it an excellent ground cover, 'Angelina' is best used massed in front of the perennial border or in rock gardens. Sedum repestre 'Angelina' is hands down the easiest plant to grow.

Equally suited for containers, columbines will thrive in a moist, well-drained soil. Large blue, rose and white flowers bloom early on compact plants. Rising above the foliage, the 3 1/2" uniquely shaped flowers add a graceful air to the perennial garden.

Deer won't bother this spring-bloomer, and you get added fall interest with the appearance of berries. Doublefile viburnum shrubs are prized for their horizontal branching habit and amazing lacecap blooms.