Perennial Plant Seeds For Sale In Milwaukee

‘Gatsby Moontm's tightly clustered; large, doubled white florets make for full-blown conical panicles. As weather-resistant blooms mature, they turn on an alluring shade of green the summer through.

Eye-catching are the large clusters of snowy white blossoms with rich red eyes. When planted in masses, their sweet fragrance can reach from a distance. Space plants to provide good air circulation.

This flower is full of sweet aroma when there is very little else in flower in the garden. Snip a few flowers for the vase and bring your garden inside for all to enjoy. They are easy to plant, require little maintenance and come in a range of colors.

Blooming in early spring, Flower Record is the center of attention; the intense purple flowers can be seen from great distance. Crocus is extremely cold hardy and one of the earliest to bloom in spring.

Exuberant flowering lasts through the summer heat, giving a dazzling, eye-catching show. An excellent choice for hot-color combinations in full sun gardens. A sure magnet for busy butterflies and buzzing bees; a visual and auditory treat.

Fully double blooms create great displays in the spring. They can be used in flower bed arrangements with other spring blooming perennial bulbs for long lasting color and forced in containers indoor as well.

It is easy to grow in shade and problem soils, and is also resistant to deer. 'Kodiak Red' diervilla is a native flowering shrub that can add low-maintenance color to parts of the yard where it is difficult to landscape and maintain.

Then the colossal flowers, held upright from sturdy flowering stems, transition to creamy white for a spell. With summer's arrival, the blooms, nestled in the dark green foliage, verge once more to green.

Clusters of pretty white flowers in spring form an eye-catching mix of pink and powder blue fruits in the fall. With bright ornamental berries, this native plant is very attractive to birds.

Broad bands of golden yellow leaves are edged deep green, illuminating shady spots in the garden. Sky blue flowers dot the carpet from spring to fall. Superb in containers, borders, and drift beds.

A much-prized fern for drifts in shady gardens. Easy to grow in rich, moist, well-drained soil. Upright clumps spread slowly and blends well with small, low-growing perennials. Fronds, with their metallic silver sheen, seem to glow, with maroon midribs...

We're knocked out by this flowerful double coneflower. As the flower forms, the center cone stays rich, dark red, a nice contrast with the "red-or-are-they-pink" petals; the sturdy stems are dark chocolate (the color, that is).

When the rain is pouring and the wind howling in early spring, crocus becomes an island of enjoyment, peacefully hugging the ground and reliably blooming—a garden's best friend.

The result is a dramatic combination of pale blue with yellow crest and dark blue veins. Plants are dwarf and extremely hardy, very early to bloom and display their colors in overcast skies and in freezing rain.

This outstanding variety, an All-America Selections winner, produces a continuous flower show through the summer. Berry beautiful and berry prolific, this ruby-toned beauty produces a floriferous flurry of rose-purple 3-4" flowers with dark rose centers.

Planted extensively in parks and communities throughout Europe for centuries. A perennial favorite mix that's durable and tough and has the perfect old-fashioned appearance.

The blossoms are very fragrant and ideal as cut flowers. Nothing is more fragrant in early spring than hyacinths. They can be used in flower bed arrangements with other spring blooming perennial bulbs for long lasting color and forced in containers indoor...

The double, peony-like blossoms are deep-rose ruffled with pale rose petal edges. Tulips come in a wide variety of colors, sizes and flower types and are popular spring flowers. Tulip, Aveyron belongs to the Double Early Group.

Tulip Kaufmanniana, Heart's Delight blends perfectly with Crocus Yellow Mammoth. Beautiful flower mix for early-spring blooming. Mix includes 10 bulbs of Tulip Kaufmanniana, and 15 bulbs of Crocus Yellow Mammoth.

Burpee bred semidwarf plants produce 15" main flower spikes with many smaller 10" side branches. Perennial in USDA Zones 3-7; farther north, treat as hardy annuals. Grow In full sun to partial shade in soil that is fertile and cool.

Try it along a fence or plant with verbascum for a special look. A blend of rose, white, maroon, yellow and pink, large 3-5" single flowers are produced abundantly on stalks 5-7 ft.

“Viridiflora” means green flower, and so this one is—accented with salmon-pink. Bulb size: 12 cm. Viridiflora tulips bloom in late spring and are perfect planted with single early tulips like Princess Irene or Salmon Prince.

The 20-24" plants are remarkable for their dense branching, producing more flowers than any other compact white echinacea we've ever met. Let the (flower) show begin! The sensational explosion of 3-4" pure white flowers with golden centers dazzles from...

Few flowers in horticulture have the definition that Drumline possesses. A larger tulip that is more flat than upright, perfect for mass plantings. Blooms in mid-late spring.

Flowering prodigiously from May to November, 16-18” spreading herbaceous plant—with sterile flowers and deep-green foliage—are highly effective in woodland and rock gardens. Part sun to part shade.

An exceptionally hardy perennial that is heat and drought tolerant. Grow in full sun to light shade in average, well-drained soil. Plants grow to 3 ft. Flowers are in full color from July-September and attract butterflies.

Rocketman produces very aromatic foliage, on strong stems each topped with large, lavender-blue flowers beginning to bloom in mid-summer and lasting through October. We selected this Russian sage because of its strong stems and neat, upright habit.