Trollius ‘Golden Queen’
An herbaceous perennial with deeply toothed foliage produces fantastically interesting flowers in a warm golden orange in early summer. It prefers a moist garden site - perhaps in a bog garden or by water side. Both hardy and trouble free. Cut back hard after bloom to promote new foliage and possible late summer blooms.
White Masterwort
A 2-4' clump forming perennial with palmately divided leaves that produce delicate 1" umbels of white flowers in early summer.
2011 Perennial Inventory
Its perennial planting time! Plants, plants galore! For sun or shade, drought or moisture, deer proof, rabbit proof or high altitude - we have the plant for you. Swing by to talk to one of our staff concerning the special needs of your garden.
Helenium hoopesii
An attractive late spring blooming (late May through June) perennial that grows 2-3 feet tall bearing 3" wide golden yellow-orange playfully droopy daisy-like flowers above distinctive gray green strap-like foliage.
Baptisia australis
This herbaceous perennial in the pea family grows into an attractive 3 x 2ft bush and produces indigo pea-like flower in late spring to early summer. Its deep root system allows it to withstand periods of drought.
Mountain Sandwort
Botanical Name: Arenaria montana Common Name: Mountain Sandwort Native Range: Mountains of Southwestern Europe Sun Exposure: Full Sun, Part Sun, Part Shade Description: A largely underutilized rock garden plant that blooms prolifically in late spring to early summer. Plant in well-drained soil and provide even moisture during the growing season.
