Perennial Plant Seeds For Sale In Concord

The lilys' vibrant flower heads show various flower forms, some star shaped others rounded but when grown in a mass grouping, a very powerful display. Growing to almost 3', this rainbow of mixed colors provides vertical accents to nearly every garden...

Once planted, peonies resent root disturbance. Of added interest are the light speckling with carmine overtones. Tops die back in the fall. Sarah Bernhardt has superb globe-shaped, double flowers that turn pale pink to blush.

Consider planting them alongside hellebores and galanthus in wooded areas, or situate them under shrubs and in the garden border for early spring color. A longtime favorite of bulb-fanciers, Giant Crocus Vanguard's distinctive flower goblets are comprised...

Plus, the fully double, spurless blooms eventually turn to a clean white, creating even more interest both in the garden and in the vase. Soft lime green blooms nod above traditional blue-green foliage, creating an elegant display as a specimen or en...

Lavender, two-lipped, tubular flowers appear in dense heads atop square stems. Blooming for long period in summer. Wild bergamot is a North American native perennial plant that can handle heat and drought with ease.

It is native to the dry, rocky areas and open woodlands of the Appalachian mountains. Use creeping phlox as a ground cover in sunny areas, along rock walls, as an edging and on slopes.

Sombrero Salsa Red Coneflower is lightly-scented and the flowers are excellent for cutting. Attractive to butterflies and bees Echinacea Salsa Red is free bloomer from mid-summer, for months until fall.

They are the perfect companion for crocus and galanthus in wooded areas, on the lawn or along the border of the flower bed. Early blooming, miniature Iris histroides is fragrant, cold hardy and easy to naturalize.

A perfectly gorgeous aster with aromatic leaves and visiting butterflies, the plants produce a splendid show in autumn. Hundreds of 1" daisy-like lavender blue flowers spring abundantly from the mounds of gray-green foliage.

After flowering, the seed pods split open revealing silky-tailed seeds that disperse in the wind. Asclepias speciosa is a marvelous addition to any landscape especially one that is being naturalized.

Neat lavender flower spikes in mid-summer complete the picture. Such a fun mini stunner in both the garden and containers! Rippled leaves cascade downward in a wavy display of chartreuse.

Galanthus is easy to plant and lasts for many years, hardy to zone 3. It is slightly fragrant and is often used in cut flowers arrangements. It is the first flower to bloom, showing under the snow in early spring.

This beebalm's sweetly scented salmon-pink 4" flowers appear en masse in midsummer, their long bloom attended by enthusiastic butterflies and hummingbirds.

Extremely cold tolerant, they are hardy to zone 3 and one of the first flowers to appear in northern temperate regions. Bulb size: 7 cm. Galanthus elwesii is the largest of the snowdrops, blooming with pure white bell-shaped fragrant flowers.

Perfect for keeping out weeds and highlighting shady corners, the silvery leaves are tidy and pest-free. Through most of the summer, the dense mats are covered with bright, low spikes of lavender-pink.

Easy to maintain, but keep moist during dry spells. Only 1-inch tall, but very fast spreading, with plenty of tiny white flowers in springtime. Very hardy and deer resistant. Try these flat cushions of dense, moss-green for edging moist, shady nooks in...

The proliferation of large dense pyramids of white florets quickly turn deep pink, even as new white flowers continue to open, creating a magical two-tone display from July through September.

This Veronica provides all the beloved characteristics of a veronica while also provide a compact habit. ‘Blue Skywalker' is creating amazing vertical definition for the garden with its gorgeously stunning blue spikes.

Crocuses are favorites for early spring, and for good reason. Extremely cold-hardy, easy to plant, and naturalizing easily, they reliably return every spring, and in increasing numbers.

Deep burgundy daisies are vibrant, and free blooming for months from mid-summer until first frost. The color of 'Sombrero Baja Burgundy' is without equal among the coneflowers. One of the best echinacea for cut flowers, ultimate butterfly magnet, and...

The bright pink flowers have a yellow center and sweet scent. This is a dwarf variety that blooms in very early spring, often while snow is still on the ground. It is a perfect combined with white pansies and yellow crocus.

Lobed, rounded, petioled leaves form a 8-10”-tall compact basal mound. Dark foliage has the knack of adding depth and dimension to perennial bed. In late spring to early summer appear petite, delicate, creamy-white flowers borne in open, airy panicles...

Scarlet petals are with carmine edges make it one of the most exotic looking cut flowers. Rococo is one fine Parrot Tulip. Blooms late spring. Feathered, twisted, frilled, waved and curled, these blooms are simply brilliant.

Loves hot weather and is easy to grow. Silvery leaves grace tightly branched plants, topped with traditional blue spikes and make compact Provence Blue unique.

It produces one large flower per stem. Bulb size: 14 cm. Chromacolor is large corona daffodil. Cromacolor is easy to naturalize, perfect for forcing and very often used in containers.

The flower color is not affected by soil pH so feel free to combine with blue or rose hydrangeas without the loss of this rare rich shade. Tolerates both heat and cold: plant in part shade in hot locations, takes full sun in cooler climates.

Scarlet spores adorn undersides of the fronds. New growth emerges metallic coppery green, turns green in summer and bronzy in fall. Grows best in partial to full shade and moist, slightly acidic soil.