Perennials Plants For Sale In Arizona

A Dawn Stover Nifty Fifty favorite herbaceous plant! Dawn is a Research Associate at Stephen F Austin in Nacogdoches, TX and currently maintains the Mast Arboretum plant collection.

Great cut flower. Field grown plants. One of our favorite new perennials, the deep blue flowers of Blue Butterfly Delphinium begins in summer a reappear all season. For a rain garden.

For best results, plant them in well-drained soil. We send choice, number one plants. Can be planted in full sun to partial shade. Huge 5-6'' flower heads and outstanding color make Giant Hardy Phlox a favorite in every garden.

Deer resistant. Blooms mid-summer to fall. This sensational perennial is the result of crossing 2 Salvias to produce a cold hardy plant that produces lots of flowers. Plant 24" apart.

Shipped: Bareroot plants. This versatile perennial beauty has many benefits and is great in the landscape border or in a container and is a wonderful cut flower. This striking plant is a magnet for hummingbirds and butterflies and many pollinators like...

Rebloomer with an enticing fragrance! Magnificent, very ruffled sky blue flowers with yellow beards. Grows 34'' tall.

We are pleased to bring you this fabulous three season garden which begins blooming in the spring, continues throughout the summer and into the fall. With each garden ordered you will receive: 12 mixed Creeping Phlox (spring) 1 Red Double Peony (late...

Great for butterflies, in the garden, or spilling from containers. Images courtesy of Sunsparkler Sedums. Another excellent introduction from Chris Hansen's breeding program! Sedums are fairly drought tolerant once well-established but will do just fine...

Lantana are only second to Porterweed in our garden for their ability to attract butterflies! Lantana are loaded with flower power and normally flower continuously from late spring to frost.

1 of each color Tree Peony listed: Brilliant Red Rare Yellow Lustrous Pink

These stunning flowers resemble exotic orchids, but they are cold-hardy perennial plants that thrive in partial to full shade. The 30-36" tall plants will start blooming in late summer and into fall when many plants have stopped flowering for the season.

Potted plants sent. Grow 36-39'' tall. Award winner! Tall deep purple with a sweet fragrance. We have chosen this Iris variety because it has been the most consistent rebloomer we've seen.

Seems to do equally well under moist conditions as under average garden conditions. A rare and endangered perennial Hibiscus that is native to just a few counties in east Texas. 3-5" wide, creamy white Hibiscus flowers with a burgundy eye are born from...

It grows on a 18'' stem. Blooms April-June. Ohio's state wildflower. This showy flower has three large white petals backed with three attractive green leaves. This is a stand-out for naturalizing wooded areas.

It can be overwintered indoors and will remain evergreen if kept from frosts and freezes. Locally it is generally most common in lightly shaded woodlands near streams. Clusters of pure white flowers with a darker eye may be born throughout summer.

These magnificent blue-violet flowers with contrasting yellow and white blaze mix well into the early summer garden and make great cut flowers too. Grows 30" tall. Deer resistant.

Double and triple socketed buds yield up to 10 buds per stem! Gorgeous apricot and pale orchid blooms. Mid-season bloomer.

Add color, beauty and fragrance to gardens from June until autumn. The Fragrant Lavender is a perennial that is world famous for its dried flower spikes that fill drawers and sachets with a spicy, long-lasting fragrance.

Plant 12'' apart. Hardy plants are carefree, need not pampering. Bright Golden Yellow! Exciting new low growing varieties of one of the most desirable of all perennials. Sturdy number one plants sent.

Nothing brings more activity and beauty to your yard than planting a Butterfly Garden. With each garden ordered you will receive the following: 3 Orange Glory Butterfly Plants (summer) 1 Butterfly Bush (our choice of color-late summer to fall) 12 Creeping...

Enjoy exquisite fresh flowers in your garden from October-April. Planting Tip: Plant where they receive at least partials shade in summer, but sun in winter, such as an area that is shaded by a tree which loses its leaves in winter.

This root hardy, die-back perennial has a compact 5' x 5' habit and is tolerant of soil moisture levels ranging from average moist to wet soils. Lord and Lady Baltimore Hibiscus are the earliest flowering cultivars that we grow.

Hardy English Primroses come in colors that range from delicate pastels to the boldest, most brilliant hues. Next spring the plants will be larger and the display almost unbelievable.

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

This durable and reliable perennial (where hardy) is moderately drought tolerant, deer resistant, salt tolerant, and is generally pest free. Lantana are only second to Porterweed in our garden for their ability to attract butterflies, bees, hummingbird,...

Includes 2 each of Red Savona, White Padre, Orange Padre, Pink Padre and Yellow Padre mums.

This colorful sedum creates a low dense mat of tiny rounded golden succulent foliage. Ogon Sedum is excellent for containers lending it to use as groundcover beneath larger succulents, in mixed container gardens, or use it between rocks and pavers.