Perennials Plants For Sale In Indiana

Plants are 3 feet tall and ideal for large containers in city gardens and smaller spaces. We selected this Russian sage because of its strong stems and neat, upright habit. Rocketman produces very aromatic foliage, on strong stems each topped with large,...

They can be cut back to near ground level in winter. 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 each of Blue and Pink Geraniums.

Includes 2 each of Dwarf Arizona Sun, Dwarf Golden Goblin and Burgundy Gaillardia.

This beautiful native is found on well-drained, acidic soils and is a taprooted perennial. These are grown from seed of plants we received from the good folks at SFA Gardens and have been reliable garden performers.

Deer resistant. It grows only 20" tall and 16" wide and branches out well to produce lots of flowers. Winner of Europe's Fleuroselect Award for garden performance, this compact variety produces vivid violet blue flowers with a pure white center from late...

Pavonia lasiopetala in the Texas Native Plants Database from Texas A&M's Aggie Horticulture. Wright Pavonia, Pavonia lasiopetala from the USDA Plants Database. 2" glowing rose-pink saucer-shaped blooms are borne from spring to fall on this small shrub-like...

Angustifolius that we grow is a tight clump forming perennial. Excellent for native pollinators including bees and butterflies. Enjoys moist to average moist soils but is somewhat drought resistant once well-established.

Deer resistant. Baptisias are long lived and among the easiest to grow perennials available. They are prized for being a compact variety that produces grape flowers in the early summer that look like grapes on a vine.

Blooms throughout the summer. Grows 6-8" tall and wide. Originating in England, this hard to find Viola produces large fragrant flowers up to 1.75" that are pale yellow with exquisite lavender highlights.

Attracts butterflies and hummingbirds! Blooms late spring to early summer. Deer resistant, great cut flower, for a rain garden. Blooms are quite distinctive as each one has several blooms set inside one another.

Hot Lips is great planted along a fence or foundation in a well drained soil. Loved by hummingbirds and butterflies. Hot Lips starts blooming in early summer and continues to fall.

Attracts butterflies and hummingbirds. The first everblooming pink daylily is an award winner that blooms non-stop from June to frost! Rose-pink, 4'' blooms have a purple band and yellow throat.

You can bring them indoors to continue their parade of color all winter long. Shipped potted. Artistic 4-5'' daisy-like flowers are each on sturdy 15-18'' stems, so they're fantastic for arrangements.

Grows 35'' tall. Perfect azure blue colored flower is enhanced with lots of ruffles. Each flowering stalk from this vigorous grower will produce 8-9 flowers.

Blooms mid-season. Lavish ruffles and rich colors. Rosy orchid colored standards with pale edges are an accent to the rich magenta falls that highlight the tight laces.

They can be cut back to near ground level in winter. 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.

Sunny yellow leaves are accented with shades of green. Grows 16" tall.

Provide a well drained, preferably poor soil for the best color, and at least half a day of sun for the best results. Deep purple low growing to mounding foliage is topped by flattened clusters of nicely contrasting rosy pink flowers in late summer and...

Another excellent introduction from Chris Hansen's breeding program! Sedums are fairly drought tolerant once well-established but will do just fine in well-drained garden soils under average moisture conditions.

Includes 2 each of Pink, Royal Red, Rosy Eye, White, Lavender and Wine Red Daylilies.

Stunning in bouquets on a white linen tablecloth. Order early - limited supply available! This is a truly black iris that is as velvety ebony as a moonless midnight in summer. The Black Iris flowers in June on 24-inch stems.

Fragrant, nicely ruffled flowers have icy blue standards above velvety purple falls with a warm orange beard. The plant has a strong growth habit.

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

The Zigzag Louisiana Iris multiplies readily creating a loose ground cover that is choreographed with the changing seasons. John collected one of these for Bonnie when they first moved here and this durable and beautiful Iris has graced their gardens...

Blooms in late spring to early summer. We have customers that still have blooming plants that are 20 years old! Use for borders or groupings anywhere in your yard. Nothing equals the peony for Memorial Day decorations around your house or in a vase in...

Deer resistant. A crackerjack of an Astilbe, Radius produces dozens of deep red stems that are covered with hundreds of brilliant red flowers in the shady mid-summer garden. It tolerates more shade than other astilbes.