Perennials Plants For Sale In Missouri

Oh, and it's great for Fairy gardens too! Acre Sedum, as we have always known it, may be more commonly known as Gold Moss Sedum or Golden Carpet Stonecrop. In some portions of the US this species has escaped and has become invasive please plant and grow...

SHIPS IN FALL You receive 1 each of the following iris varieties: Breakers Summer Olympics Immortality Rose Teall Best Bet Orange Harvest Reblooming

This marvelous daisy has a long mid-summer blooming period featuring uniquely beautiful 3.5” flowers that have double centers. They are very attractive to butterflies and good for cutting.

Deer resistant. Butterflies love the flowers and they are great for cutting as well. The vigorous plants are topped in mid-summer with lots of hot pink flowers. The plants can grow up to 30” tall and 18-24” wide in sunny to partially shaded garden...

Large upward facing dark pink flowers are produced in spring on sturdy stems. American Gladiator LA Hybrid Lily is a result of crossing the Easter Lilies with Asiatic Lilies providing the best of both worlds and producing long-lasting large clusters of...

Native to mountainous regions of Nepal, this unusual plant produces large 3'' rich purple orchid-like flowers from mid to late summer. Growing best in a moist soil in sunny to lightly shaded areas, it grows 12-16'' tall and 12'' wide.

Deep purple low growing to mounding foliage is topped by flattened clusters of nicely contrasting rosy pink flowers in late summer and fall. The flowers attracts bees and other pollinators.

The flowers are extremely long lasting, and are prized by florists worldwide. They grow well in sunny to lightly shaded areas of the garden with well-drained soil. These colorful perennials from South America bloom all summer, producing large trumpet...

Clusters of pink to lavender buds open to rich blue, upward facing, starry flowers that fade to lavender. The Blue Milkweed or Tweedia flowers throughout the warmer months once well established and can be grown as a small vine but more commonly as a small...

Deep reddish pink flowers stand well-above the low needle like foliage of this native perennial in early spring. The bright flowers attract butterflies. Deer and drought resistant once well-established.

This heirloom has long been a popular favorite among Southern gardeners! Clusters of 4-6" fully double, bright pink, peony-like flowers are born in late summer and into fall. Tough, easy, and reliable! Item # 386.

The common name Muck Sunflower somehow seems less than up to the task for a plant that has the potential to provide such a brilliant show of color that begins in late summer and lasts into fall.

Excellent as a cut flower. Enjoys an average moist to moist soil with ample sunlight. Great for butterflies, bees, & birds. Reseeds readily. A multitude of tall spikes of small purple foxglove like blooms are born in spring on this evergreen native perennial.

Where not cold hardy the Blue Glory Vine is easily small enough to be maintained as manageable and rewarding vine in a container. This vine-like perennial can easily be trained to a 3-6' high trellis if desired or just give it a little room in the garden...

This durable and reliable perennial 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! Lantana are loaded with flower...

Clusters of dark pink flowers are borne in abundance in early spring atop the low lush green foliage of this hardy native evergreen groundcover and although it spreads by stolons, it's short stature allows it to fill in beneath and around larger plants.

Includes 1 each of New Leaf, Blue Suede Shoes, Pure as Gold, Color Tart, Immortality and Study in Black.

4 plants total. Includes 1 each of Hummingbird Mint, Julia Coneflower, Cardinal Flower and Fantasy Monarda.

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.

First 3 images courtesy of North Creek Nurseries. It seems to have a more compact and uniform habit than the species and many of the other cultivars that are currently available. This is a durable and easy to grow late spring/early summer flowering native...

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This Royal Red daylily has slightly frilled edges on a blossom of great body. Excellent form and extremely productive Bloom from June to September. This blooms a true, bright red that has plum-wine overtones and a small, soft golden center.

This dynamic Iris starts blooming in early summer and produces lots of 6" flowers on upright 30" stems that standout in the garden or bouquets. Siberian Iris are so easy to grow in sun or partial shade in just about any soil type including wet ones.

Deer resistant. It makes a nice partner with spring blooming bulbs. Grows 4-6” tall and 18-24” wide. An easy to grow perennial that makes an excellent ground cover on slopes and rock gardens, Red Cascade starts blooming in the spring and continues...

Blooms mid-season and again in late summer. How much they rebloom depends on your local climatic and soil conditions as well as planting location. Jennifer Rebecca: Honorable Mention 1989! A delectable vision in rich rose-pink tones! Light ruffles and...

Glossy dark burgundy erect foliage is the trademark of this diminutive tropical Crinum. Baby Burgundy or probably more correctly Menehune Crinum Lily produces loads of offsets and quickly creates a mass of foliage and once mature produces clusters of...

Tall spikes of orange and yellow blooms are borne in spring and summer. A succulent like perennial that slowly spreads to form a clump. Grow in a well-drained to average soil. Drought tolerant once established.