Perennials Plants For Sale In Washington

Cold-hardy to -40 F with no loss of flowering ability. The lilac-blue flowers are large, showy and draped on foot-long racemes in enormous grape-like clusters. Vigorous, quick to grow and tirelessly floriferous, this wisteria blooms three times a year,...

The flowers provide early spring nectar to butterflies and other pollinators. Large clusters of lightly fragrant lavender-blue flowers are produced in early spring and are held well above the deep dark green foliage.

One of the most popular white margined hostas, Minuteman has deep green leaves with wide pure white margins. Grows 18'' tall with a 30'' spread. Beautiful lavender flowers are produced in early to mid-summer.

Grows 30-36" tall and 24" wide. This hardy, easy to grow perennial creates a sensation in the garden from mid-summer to fall with whorls of lilac-blue flowers that are arranged on the top of the tall stems.

Provide a well-drained soil and never keep it soggy wet and we suggest that you not use a saucer under this plant when growing it in containers. David's Dwarf Butterfly Iris will grow in semi-moist conditions in full or mostly sunny sites or in moderately...

Provide a well drained, preferably poor soil for the best color, and at least half a day of sun for the best results. Deep purple low growing to mounding foliage is topped by flattened clusters of nicely contrasting rosy pink flowers in late summer and...

The lightly fragrant flowers sit on sturdy stemmed plants that do not need staking and are great cut flowers. Morning Kiss has large 6" size gorgeous double flowers that are soft pink on top with deeper pink flowers at the base.

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

Summer brings sporadic rich pink flowers, though it is mostly grown for its foliage. Purple Heart Jew produces dark purplish-red, thick succulent foliage in a moderately dense mass.

Makes a dazzling statement in any yard. Full form, ruffled and lacy. Light and lively burgundy plicata with pale yellow shining through on the burgundy striped and dotted falls.

Lantana are only second to Porterweed in our garden for their ability to attract butterflies! Lantana are loaded with flower power and normally flower continuously from late spring to frost.

Native to the south central portion of the U.S. and is fairly common in Long-Leaf Pine forests of that region. The flowers in the cluster open singly over a period of days. A durable native that grows from a small corm and goes dormant in fall and winter.

Exotic show stopper! Purple, gold and white streaked iris. Award winner! Grows to 36" tall. Blooms mid-season.

Lantana are only second to Porterweed in our garden for their ability to attract butterflies! Lantana are loaded with flower power and normally flower continuously from late spring to frost.

Grows to about 20 inches tall in dense, compact, clusters. Very hardy and free of plant insects. Has snowy white, feathery flower spikes.

Shipped: roots, drought resistant, attracts butterflies and hummingbirds, fragrant. Deep ruby red version of Stella D'Oro - the most popular daylily of all time! Ruby Stella goes beyond reblooming - it is actually everblooming from June until frost.

Large glowing deep red flowers are held against the dark burgundy maple-like foliage of this hardy Hibiscus. Midnight Marvel Perennial Hibiscus is a show stopper that absolutely pops in the summer and early fall landscape! Another excellent Walter's Gardens...

To learn more about additional beneficial insects that Milkweeds support see our growing guide: Milkweed: Much More than Just a Monarch Host. An unusual conversation starting Milkweed that is eagerly consumed by caterpillars of Monarchs, Queens, and possibly...

The Calico Flower or Elegant Dutchman's Pipevine is considered hardy in zones 9-12 and by some to be hardy into zone 8 given winter protection with a loose, breathable mulch and a well-draining soil.

The Sunsparkler Sedums were bred by Chris Hansen to produce hybrids with intense foliage colors, excellent vigor, and super tough that are suited for zones 4-9. The flowers attract a myriad of pollinators including bees, butterflies, and maybe even hummingbirds.

7-10 buds per stem! Award winner! Connoisseurs of fine Iris recognize this delicately shaded peach as one of the best.

Ajuga is very effective planted at the base of ferns -- a perfect companion! Ajuga forms such dense evergreen mats it doesn't permit weeds to grow. Grows 3-4'' tall in partial sun to full shade.

Can tolerate full sun in cool summer climates. Rabbit and deer resistant. Flowers are a unique combination of pinkish-purple flowers with red buds, and last up to five weeks. Poker Primrose prefers full to partial shade.

Ruffled brilliant red flowers with a contrasting yellow halo and green throat are produced in profusion from early mid-summer until fall on attractive low maintenance plants. Grows 24-28” tall.

Attracts bees, butterflies, and other garden beneficials. 1" powdery-blue to purple blooms are borne in profusion from spring to fall on this durable rounded perennial. A favorite food for larvae of the Hydrangea Sphinx Moth.

We will also offer the purple flowered form beginning in 2018. To learn more about additional beneficial insects that Milkweeds support see our growing guide: Milkweed: Much More than Just a Monarch Host.

Grows 6-8" tall and wide. Originating in England, this hard to find Viola produces large fragrant flowers up to 1.75" that are pale yellow with exquisite lavender highlights. Blooms the first season that it is planted.