Perennial Plant Seeds For Sale In Tacoma

Easy to grow and rare, these alliums produce 5" globes of star-shaped flower heads in purple, white and blue. This is a brilliant mix for the beginner bulb gardener.

Chaters Pink is extremely tough and drought tolerant and blooms second year after sowing in colorful spikes that can reach 7-8' tall, perfect for back borders or massed in beds near the house.

This outstanding variety, an All-America Selections winner, produces a continuous flower show through the summer. Full-bodied, well-branching 20-24" plants require little dead-heading or upkeep.

They bloom for months, from July through fall, but the interest doesn't stop there, as the cottony white seed heads add texture to the fall and winter garden. Gorgeous in a vase, fresh or dried, and bees and hummingbirds are attracted by their sweet,...

New growth emerges metallic coppery green, turns green in summer and bronzy in fall. Scarlet spores adorn undersides of the fronds. Grows best in partial to full shade and moist, slightly acidic soil.

Deer-resistant plants stay compact and attractive all season long, with glossy green foliage, and are superb additions to perennial beds and foundation plantings. Large flowers in lovely hues of white, pink, and red present themselves in abundance in...

Very striking, bold upright spikes are dense with pea-like flowers in intense blues to creams. Prefers cool weather. Attractive foliage. Best placed at the back of the border for cutting or naturalizing.

Also known as coral bells, heuchera plants are easy to grow and add texture to the perennial border. They are low growing plants often used in front of the border and as ascent plant in containers.

‘Wabi-Sabi' stays short at a mere 2-3', making it a perfect, low-maintenance choice for borders, woodland plantings, or by your house foundation just below your windows. Deer won't bother this spring-bloomer, and you get added fall interest with the...

Tall feathery plumes of green rise to 3 ft. Producing large stands over time if grown in moist, humus-rich soils. Well-appointed woodland gardens should reserve plenty of room for fancy fronds, and the Ostrich Fern is one of the all time best.

They bloom so heavily and need so little care, no garden should be without them. A sunny spot is fine, but they are unbeatable in half shade. CAUTION: Foxgloves are poisonous if eaten.

Some flowers will bloom in a solid red color, attracting bees and hummingbirds, or they may be solid white at times. With a little protection, this Mexican introduction will happily over-winter in zone 6.

Plants have deeply cut leaves and form mounds about 18" tall. A Blooms of Bressingham introduction. Blooms June-September. This magnificent (and true) geranium is a big plant with large bright blue flowers that bloom all summer long, showing great color...

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 a high traffic area for greater visibility. This is a little bulb that has an incredible blossom that's defined in...

Plants are compact, growing only 4 ft. A fantastic plant from midsummer to fall. Scarlet-red flowers open from black-red buds, adding drama to the eye-catching display. Beautiful, dark maple-like foliage highlights the platter-sized blooms and deepens...

These spreading succulent perennials thrive on neglect in poor quality soil with good drainage, and are exceptionally tolerant of drought and intense summer heat. The small plants make a big impact in mass plantings, in containers on a hot sunny deck,...

Flowering in masses from May, June to September, this climbing vine adds magic to any structure in the garden. Great cut flowers. Sun to part shade. Tall, 6-10' plants produce an early and lasting display of gorgeous grape-purple to violet flowers.

Rich shades of red-rose intermingle with gold, against pearl-colored upright standard petals. Pick some to add pizzazz to bouquets! Easy to grow and care for, iris is a staple of perennial gardens, providing verticality with its grass-like leaves even...

When growing tulips as perennials, remove spent flower stems after bloom, but do not remove foliage until it yellows. Tulips come in a wide variety of colors, sizes and flower types and are popular spring flowers.

Dozens of petals twist and turn, with no two flowers exactly the same. Blooms in summer and makes an excellent cut flower. Huge daisies, 3" across, frillier than anything ever seen before.

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.

Great cut flowers. This beardtongue variety is notable for its prodigious masses of bright, intensely red 1" flowers and sturdy, stocky habit.

Strikingly beautiful 10" red flowers grab attention from across the garden. A surefire winner not to be missed. It loves the heat of summer and prefers full sun to partial shade and moist to wet soil conditions.

The blossoms begin with green petals that change to a deep red. It is a tulip to impress neighbors and friends. Bulb size: 12 cm. Barbados belongs to the Fringed Tulips group and has a single flower with finely incised or “fringed” edges.

No two flowers are the same; the pattern of purple on white varies from petal to petal. Plant close to the house in a protected spot for maximum performance. Blooms late spring. Distinctive purple blushing throughout the flower makes Shirley a very special...

The “Tuff Stuff” part of the name refers to the very hardy flower buds which promise a reliable display of elegant, lacecap blooms with a distinctive arching habit. Tolerates full sun, prefers part shade in warmer climates.

* An herbaceous perennial that sends up new stems each spring, each shoot emerging from leaf pairs like clasped hands, to culminate in 1 1/2 " down-facing blue flowers with reflexed petals; native to Europe and Asia.