Red Husker Penstemon

Husker Red has beautiful burgundy colored foliage and tall spikes of pure white tubular flowers that bloom from mid-spring to early summer, attracting bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds. 

Yarrow - Cerise Queen

Perennial pollinator attractor with rich pink blooms in summer.

Thrives in bright, sunny growing areas.

Muscari - Grape Hyacinths

Hardy, easy-to-grow favorites are exceptionally versatile plants that will thrive in nearly any light conditions, although it’s best to plant them where they can avoid intense afternoon sun.

Virginia Spiderwortary

Expect 4-6 weeks of flowers from spring to early summer are happy with sun to part sun. Perfect for beginner gardeners. Dry to moist soil. 

Black-Eyed Susan

Resilient native flowers that bloom at the end of summer into the fall. They thrive in full sun, part sun, and are drought tolerant and deer resistant. They will come back year after year if perennial or via reseeding itself 

Celandine Poppies 

A full-proof perennial shade-loving native flower often blooms 2x a year: once in the spring, and again in the fall. Easy to grow, short and perfect for borders. They stay green throughout the summer 

Chocolate Joe Pye Weed

Mounds of dark bronze-purple leaves with deep purple stems provide a sharp contrast to the puffy white flowers.  This perennial forms large bushy mounds and as the season progresses, the leaves become dark green.

Forget-Me-Not’s 

Soft blue blooms with charming yellow centers delight in the early season garden or meadow.  They tolerate shade and partial shade, as well as moist soil and humid environments.  

Geranium

Pink blooms arrive in late spring and don't stop until fall, when the plant's green leaves turn red and yellow.  Tolerant of cold, the summer heat and drought. A versatile, low-maintenance perennial ideal for borders, rock gardens or as a colorful ground cover. 

Pulmonaria / Lungwort

The semi-evergreen foliage features silver-spotted leaves with a handsome, rounded shape. From mid to late spring, Lungwort’s habit is covered with clusters of small, tubular, half-inch blooms with purple/ pink flowers. Perfect beneath a spreading tree, near shrubbery or in a shaded container.

Sedum Angelina

Sedums, also known as stonecrops, are succulents with thick, moisture-storing leaves, allowing them to thrive in dry conditions and poor soil. Easy low maintenance plant attract pollinators.  Full sun or part shade, spreading groundcovers (up to 4-5inches high).

Sedum Autumn Joy

Sedums, also known as stonecrops, are succulents with thick, moisture-storing leaves, allowing them to thrive in dry conditions and poor soil. Easy low maintenance plant attract pollinators.  Full sun or part shade.

Sedum Blue Spruce

Sedums, also known as stonecrops, are succulents with thick, moisture-storing leaves, allowing them to thrive in dry conditions and poor soil. Easy low maintenance plant attract pollinators.  Full sun or part shade, spreading groundcovers (up to 4-5inches high) .

Autumn Clemetis

Hundreds of vanilla-scented blooms cover the vines in the early fall, filling your garden with a sweet fragrance. The aromatic flowers will keep your garden buzzing with pollinators. Plant it on fences, trellises, archways, or doorways and watch it gracefully spread.

Bee Balm

The crazy shape of Bee Balm’s flowers makes them perfect for pollinators—especially hummingbirds. Heights vary, depending on the species, from 2-5 feet. Bee Balm thrives in sun to part sun, making them excellent choices for beginner gardeners. Great for pollinators

Siberian bugloss 

Easily grown in average, medium moisture, well-drained soil in part shade. Prefers consistently moist, soil. Clumps slowly spread by creeping rhizomes to form thick ground cover.  Forms small, blue, forget-me-not-like flowers with white centers 

St. John's Wort

An herbaceous, perennial shrub with dainty yellow flowers that grows in many conditions, making it a popular choice. The plant prefers full sun but tolerates partial sun, can prosper in soils of all types and most pH levels 

Virginia Bluebells

Hardy, native U.S. perennial produces pretty pink buds that form clusters of nodding, bell shaped, porcelain-blue flowers. When bluebells first emerge in early spring, their striking deep purple foliage quickly turns green. Utterly delightful when planted beneath a stand of trees 

Virginia Waterleaf

Forms a 1 - 2 foot high ground cover. The coarsely toothed leaves develop their characteristic "water stain" white spots, as the plant matures. Delicate clustered flowers, range in color from white and pink to pale blue and lavender. A good naturalizing plant for moist wooded areas 

Stachys Hummelo

This is truly a butterfly magnet and it isn't uncommon to see many different species of butterflies on each flower spike. It produces dark green leaves and bright purple-pink flowers that bloom in midsummer.

Purple Coneflower 

Coneflower (Echinacea) is a dependable and rewarding native perennial for any landscape. Its bold, daisy-like blooms stand on sturdy stems and are highly resilient. They thrive in various soil conditions, are heat tolerant and bloom in summer.

'Desdemona'

Ligularia dentata produces orange-yellow flower in July, making it a standout in the garden and as a cut flower. Heat tolerant and ideal for woodland gardens or shaded borders. Must have moist soils that never dry out. Grows 24-26" tall.

Adam's Needle Yucca 

This easy-care succulent is hardy across most of the United States. This shrub can develop a tall, thick flowering stem in summer. These dramatic accents are usually between 4 and 5 feet, however, they do not appear until the plants are five years old.   

Double Creeping Buttercup

A creeping, perennial groundcover featuring double, golden-yellow "button" flowers from May to August. Growing 8–12 inches tall and spreading rapidly to over 3 feet via runners, this plant thrives in moist to wet soil and full sun to partial shade. 

Rose Campion 

Lychnis coronaria has fuchsia-pink, 1" flowers on long fuzzy stems over woolly, silvery foliage. This long-blooming perennial readily self sows to prolong its presence in your garden. prefers sun and sharply drained soil.  Blooms early to late summer. 

Wild strawberries 

Wild strawberries (Fragaria vesca or Fragaria virginiana) are small, intensely flavored native perennial plants found throughout the Northern Hemisphere, often in sunny, moist, and well-drained areas. The tiny red fruits are highly edible and prized for foraging. 

Raspberries 

Raspberries grow on perennial root systems with biennial canes, producing fruit in summer or fall depending on the variety (summer-bearing or everbearing). Choose a location that offers full sun (6 to 8 hours of sunlight) and well-drained soil.