Crop Plant Perennial Plant For Sale In Jackson

Award of Merit 2002. Award winner! Intense black color, beards and all, is the strength of this popular dark Iris. A pleasing fragrance wafts from the dark tailored flowers which blooms mid season.

Large blooms and a pretty color combo! Deep violet with hints of dark red and light blue. Fragrant and beautiful. Grows to 35" tall.

Really a stunning sun-loving, drought tolerant perennial, Sunset Spices large semi-double spicy red flowers are fringed by a ruffled border of golden-yellow. An established plant essentially blooms all summer, and is very attractive to butterflies.

It is a reliable border plant. Blooms in June when only 1 foot tall. For a rain garden. Attracts butterflies. Deer resistant. The Rosy-Red Trinity Plant is a colorful, long-blooming perennial that provides brightness to your garden all summer.

A very striking plant that has enjoyed great popularity. Grows 24'' wide. Deer resistant and for a rain garden. Highly variegated leaves have pink blush on new growth and in cool weather.

Simply remove the runners if additional plants are not desirable. Beautifully variegated foliage marked with blue-green and cream when grown in shade and green and creamy yellow when grown in more sunlight make this evergreen African Iris a standout in...

Thick rosettes of upright to arching succulent foliage is topped by spikes of yellow flowers from spring through summer. This is a floriferous and durable perennial for sunny locations.

This award winner produces large flowers that measure over 5” across that are creamy with a purple eyezone and edges. Blooming occurs in mid-summer with a later rebloom. The flashy yellow throat almost appears to be etched into the purple like artwork.

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.

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The flowers provide much needed late summer fodder for bees, butterflies, and other garden beneficials. Narrowleaf Ironweed does exceptionally well under average garden conditions provided it has good drainage.

They thrive in sunny areas where they are carefree about soil types and very attractive to butterflies. The plants grow 15-18" tall and 22" wide, and can also be planted in containers as well.

Deer resistant. The first foxglove to have upward reaching flowers! Beautiful rose colored flowers are speckled inside and make quite the show when they bloom in late spring to early summer.

In the spring and summer, it produces blue star-shaped flowers atop wonderfully colored green foliage. But, that's not all -- in fall, the foliage turns to an electrifying shade of yellow.

Can be planted in full sun to partial shade. We have chosen this hardy variety to insure you years of pleasure. Huge 5-6'' flower heads and outstanding color make Giant Hardy Phlox a favorite in every garden.

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.

Through most of the summer, the dense mats are covered with bright, low spikes of lavender-pink. This ground cover lends beautiful cover under our old holly tree at Fordhook Farm. Our top choice for problem areas in the garden.

Fringed Dutchman's Pipevine, a.k.a. White Veined Dutchman's Pipevine, is a taprooted perennial that will die back to the ground each winter here in zone 8B and reliable returns each spring once the weather warms.

An excellent Greg Grant introduction with somewhat more of a pastel effect than that of New Gold. Great for butterflies and pollinators! Buttercream Lantana is a low growing mounding Lantana suitable for use as a groundcover, at the front of the garden,...

These tropical natives prefer high humidity conditions and partially shaded areas. Huge flowers resemble black bats! These plants are natives to China. Bracts that resemble whiskers hang down from the blooms almost to the ground.

They grow from large tubers which can weigh up to 40 pounds and prefer average moist sites but are drought resistant once they are well established in the landscape and require minimal care.

Native to much of the eastern central US. 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.

Order now to reserve your iris for fall planting!

Megabucks hits the jackpot with outstanding blend of fuchsia, butterscotch and gold. Produces 8-9 double socketed buds. Nothing quite marches the splendor of multi-colored iris.

Tolerates dry conditions. Colors vary from plant to plant and can be either solid or striped colors. Native alpine plant is now available in a wide variety of pastel colors. Blooms in spring and summer.

Laevis and possibly others. The huge flowers and clump forming habit of the 'Hardy Hibiscus' make them excellent for adding bold summer color to the perennial garden and landscape.

Honorable Mention 1989, Award of Merit 1991! Grows to 34'' tall. 7-10 buds per stem! Connoisseurs of fine iris recognize this delicately shaded peach as one of the best.

Yellow iris-like 2" blooms with brown markings are borne on tall stems practically all year, where protected from frost. Upright sword-like foliage of medium green grows to 30". Produces young plants on spent bloom stems and at the ends of mature foliage.