Perennial Plant Seeds For Sale In Scottsdale

Grows well in dry areas without much care. Perfect for keeping out weeds and highlighting shady corners, the silvery leaves are tidy and pest-free. This ground cover lends beautiful cover under our old holly tree at Fordhook Farm.

Beautyberry is a shrub prized for its showy fruit, but this one also sports beautiful purple foliage, all season long. 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...

Tightly mounded perennial plants have fern-like foliage, are drought-tolerant and maintenance-free. An excellent companion to garden mums! When the shorter days of fall are upon us, ‘Autumn Gold' busts out sunshine in bright, yellow 2" flowers that...

Sedum repestre 'Angelina' is hands down the easiest plant to grow. 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.

Huge, 9 inch flowers open wide in magenta-red, on top of copper-purple, maple-like leaves. Hardy hybrid hibiscus is a vigorous, sturdy, erect but sometimes shrubby, woody-based perennial that typically grows to 4-8' tall.

The result is a dramatic combination of pale blue with yellow crest and dark blue veins. Also called Orchid Iris, this variety is cross between the blue Iris histroides and yellow Iris winnogradowii.

This summer-long flower show combines Oriental, Tiger, Asiatic, Trumpet and species type lilies. Their transitional flowering times, and array of sizes and colors, ensure a summer filled with lilies.

With a dreamy palette of flowers in glorious shades of soft and vivid pinks, rose, salmon, white, yellow, orange, soft purple and lovely bicolor pattern, Elise makes an indelible impression.

We would guess you have never seen a fern such as this, and we think it's time you do. The color is unique in the realm of Japanese painted ferns, with striking bright red stalks and delicate lacy fronds.

With lovely pewter mottling on each heart-shaped leaf, this rarity is perfect for illuminating shadowy, difficult sites. Easily covers walls on the north side of the home or trunks of large trees.

Lilac 'Scent and Sensibility Pink' is just 3 feet high and spreads 6 feet wide, but this romantic beauty is opulently fragrant and a great landscape attraction. Lilac pink flowers bloom heavily in spring then rebloom in late summer to fall.

Long a favorite in the garden, a winner of the Royal Horticultural Society's Award of Garden Merit. An outstanding red clematis with gold anthers add to the velvety, classic look. Grow in a sunny spot where roots can be kept cool and shaded.

A fast grower, it's also deer resistant and a hummingbird favorite! Masses of red trumpet shaped blooms cover this native honeysuckle vine beginning in late spring and continuing through autumn.

The border comes to life with ‘Honeymoon Red's floral fantasia of outsize, 6-8” vivid red blooms. Upright, bushy, well-branched 24-36” plants, arrayed with dinnerplate-sized blooms, work marvels in a container; create drama in the border for summers...

The compact branching plants are spotless and clean. Selected in our trial field at Fordhook Farm, Monarda 'Bee's Knees' has shown us extreme tolerance to mildew. Very easy to grow plants.

If routinely cut back, sterile flowers will bloom well into fall, and won't get “frosted” in the heat. Produces a non-stop, summerlong display of sensuous, wine-red blooms on sturdy upright 15-18” stems with narrow green foliage.

Thrives in full sun, prefers well-drained, moist soil. Nectarous flowers attract crowds of grateful pollinating visitors: bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds. Compact, fast-branching, low-growing 10-14” bee balm variety spreads out to two feet in a...

They all have great form and bright colors in their large, wide petals. This cheerful mix has unstoppable color, is easy to grow and comes back year after year. Fosteriana tulips, also called Emperor tulips, are native to mountainous Central Asia.

Crocus will naturalize easily on the edge of the property, in wooded areas or in the garden border. Extremely cold hardy and one of the earliest to bloom in spring, crocus flowers are easy to plant.

It is noted for its bushy habit, arching stems, showy, fragrant flowers and vigorous growth. Large, cone-shaped panicles 9-12” long are produced from top of the plant to the bottom.

They are exquisite when naturalized with ferns or in tall grass where they quickly form sizeable colonies. Give them partial shade and rich, moist soil. Nodding, graceful, bell-shaped, 1-1/2" flowers with a unique checkered pattern.

Lacy dark leaves accentuate the large 6” pink flowers that appear in early summer. Reminiscent of a finely cut Japanese maple, these vigorous, deer-resistant plants adapt to almost any soil type, and take well to heavy pruning.

Excellent for rockeries, edgings and pots. The fragrant pink 2" double-flowers have burgundy-red eyes and alluring blue-green foliage.

Darwin hybrid, blooming in late spring. Blooming late in the spring, this tulip blooms with outstanding scarlet petals, white base and amazing dark raspberry-red stems. Fostery King is a must-have for every spring garden.

Dutch iris is the late spring blooming iris, often blooming in late May. Exotic color contrast that is different than the usual blue and yellow. Bulb size: 9 cm. Easy to establish as perennial plants they are often used in mail-box gardens and borders.

A fine choice for the border, wooded areas and the property edge. Crocuses are favorites for early spring, and for good reason. Makes a stunning impression planted en masse, or mixed with Iris Katharina Hodgkin.

Very large, long-spurred blooms in wide color range flower in late spring on graceful plants. All-America Selections winner. In late fall, cover with straw or evergreen branches to protect where winters are severe.