​We carry perennials from March through December in one quart to five gallon pots and usually have a really good selection of hardy, Northern grown cultivars, including grasses, hardy and semi-hardy perennials, and flowering and foliage perennials. If we don't have it in stock, ask us and we will get it for you if possible.

Why the spots? What attractive function does it serve? "Hey, pollinate me!! Over here, pollinate me!!!"

Spectacular foxglove being delivered to a customer in early June inside the truck so it won't get wind damage.

Lots of perennials to choose from now. Lots.

Amsonia hubrectii. Deer proof weirdo perennial that blazes yellow in the fall. I could care less about the flowers. Deer proof and orderly perennial. My favorite.

Pulmonaria. Later leaves appear to have paint dropped from 20' off the ground. How weird.

Sweet woodruff, possibly my favorite living mulch. Deer proof. Good soil full to part shade

Perennial geranium filling in as our best living mulch.

Tons of perennials in stock- just arrived!

Quarts and one gallon pots

Euphorbia polychroma. My first favorite perennial. Deer proof. Likes good soil full sun.

Good 'ok creeping phlox.

Twenty year old hellebores. Reliable deer proof friends.

Child Transplanting Peony

Child Transplanting Peony

Child Transplanting Peony