Flower Selection

Perennials

There are perennial plants that can meet just about every need a landscape has. Perennials range from low growing plants to tall growing, from those that produce colorful flowers to those that provide all season interest. There’s a simple reason our perennials plants are so popular — you plant them once and they bloom year after year.

ROSES

We have one of the best selections of roses in the area, with hundreds to choose from, including newly patented varieties and old standards. We also carry a great selection of container-grown landscape roses. These hardy, disease-resistant, low-maintenance varieties include the ever-popular Knock Out family, and the Flower Carpet series of ground cover roses. We also carry select varieties of David Austin.

Annuals

We offer an extensive selection of annual flowers during the spring and summer, both in flats and in individual pots, as well as a great selection of hanging baskets and combination pots. Impatiens, begonias, cosmos, petunias, zinnias, alyssum, marigolds—you name it, we’ll likely have it! Newer varieties from Proven Winners and The Flower Fields will be available, as well as many other unique and hard-to-find annuals.

Ornamental grasses

Ornamental grasses can make a bold statement in your garden. We have an excellent selection from short Elijia Blue fescue to Hardy Pampas that grows to 8′. Come on in and take a look.

We have one of the best selections of roses in the area, with hundreds to choose from, including newly patented varieties and old standards.

HOSTAS

Plants of the genus Hosta are among the easiest and most rewarding perennials to grow. Species and varieties range in size from tiny rock garden plants only a few inches high to specimen types with huge leaves and up to 3′ high by 6′ across. Foliage colors range from deep green to blue to golden yellow, and many varieties have richly variegated leaves, with shades of yellow, cream, chartreuse and white in addition to green. The showy flowers range from white to lavender, and often are fragrant. Typically, members of the genus Hosta are considered shade loving, but many varieties will also do well in sun.