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Achillea 'Summer Berries'
Achillea 'Summer Berries' The Summer Berries is a first year flowering and easy to grow perennial favorite, a sumptuous mix of fruity colors. (salmon-apricot/yellow, cherry-red/apricot, white-pink/cream, two-tone pink, and many more
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Achillea Moonshine
Achillea Moonshine Still one of the most popular garden plants today, A. 'Moonshine' is valuable in the landscape because it combines well with almost everything. It is a terrific foil for many other colors including purple, blue, and pink.
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Achillea Paprika
Achillea Paprika This Galaxy hybrid selection is renowned for its large clusters of bright red flowers. Each individual flower in the cluster also has a distinctive yellow eye. As is the case with all Yarrows, the flowers fade as they age; “Paprika”
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Achillea millefolium 'Terra Cotta'
Achillea millefolium 'Terra Cotta', an Ernst Pagel introduction, is a clumping perennial reaching a mature height of thirty inches, upright, & spreading to near two feet before it needs to be divided.
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Anemone Whirlwind
A staple item for the autumn border, Japanese anemones are graceful plants with beautiful, satiny flowers borne on tall stems above a clump of shorter basal foliage. Watching them sway in the breeze brings a feeling of calm and peace to the garden.
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Astilbe chinensis Visions
Astilbe chinensis Visions Here is a Astilbe chinensis visions and later blooming species useful for extending the bloom season into late summer. Foliage has mottled cut surfaces, coarsely textured, and often bronze-green in color.
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Coneflower Prairie Splendor™
All our gardens need beautiful flowering coneflowers and this one sports 4 to 6 inch rose-pink blooms in a compact well branched plant. In addition the Prairie Splendor™ is an early bloomer, about two weeks earlier then the other coneflower varieties
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Coneflower Ruby Star
All our gardens need beautiful flowering coneflowers and this one sports more vibrantly colored flowers than the any of its species. From a central brown cone the deep carmine-pink petals are held flat, rather than drooping like the species.
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Coneflower White Swan
White Swan is considered the classic white coneflower. Passing the beautiful spiked flowers in the garden you’re aromatic senses are immediately attracted to the sweet honey-like fragrance. Although a bit shorter then many of the other coneflower...
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Coreopsis Verticillata Zagreb
Zagreb is the preferred Coreopsis over ‘Moonbeam’ in areas with a short growing season because it breaks out of dormancy several weeks earlier. Flowers appear singly in loose clusters in a lengthy late spring to late summer bloom.
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Digitalis Camelot® Cream
This plant will bloom in its first year producing a mass of creamy white flowers with burgundy speckled throats. The Camelot Cream is part of the Camelot Series of dependable, easy to grow Digitalis. These plants wowed visitors at the Chelsea...
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Gaillardia Fanfare PP15892
Gaillardia Fanfare PP15892 Blanket Flower An amazingly flamboyant NEW variety with the usual petals replaced by rings of tubular red-and-yellow flowers surrounding a dark center. Fanfare is one of the best new flowering perennials seen in years.
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Hellebore Blue Lady
Hellebore Blue Lady
One of the darkest forms of Hellebores, with deep purple-blue flowers that are simply breathtaking. Blue Lady is of the finest low growing, early flowering plants. The hybrids Hellebores are easy to grow
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Hellebore Ivory Prince
Hellebore Ivory Prince PP 16,199 This vigorous new hybrid Hellebore produces many creamy white flowers that display well above the leathery evergreen foliage. Ivory flower buds flushed with pink appear mid-winter and open to outward-facing blooms
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Hellebore Pink Lady
Hellebore Pink Lady
Extremely easy to grow, magical pink and rose blooms in mid-winter persisting into May. The outstanding success of the Lady series shows here, selected and isolated rich colors with round and mostly upright flowers on tidy plant
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Hellebore Red Lady
Hellebore Red Lady
Extremely easy to grow, maroon blooms in mid-winter persisting into May. The outstanding success of the Lady series shows here, selected and isolated rich colors with round and mostly upright flowers on tidy plants.
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Heucheras Plum Pudding
Considered one of the finest heucheras, Plum Pudding will win your heart. The plum-colored, evergreen foliage is outstanding; even in full shade it holds its color well. This little perennial is worth growing just for its foliage alone.
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Lock N Load Hangers
LOCK N LOAD HANGERS! This hassle free hanger will allow you to hang items from the 1 ¼” to 1 ½” pickets of your porch or deck railing without the use of any nails or fasteners. now you can hang wind chimes, bird feeders, hanging plants, etc.
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Mazus reptans - Purple Creeping Mazus
Talk about a ground cover with versatility, this is the one. Purple Mazus maintains a green carpet of bright green foliage throughout the growing season and into the winter while giving an abundant show of tiny purplish/blue flowers with...
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Salvia May Night
Salvia May Night Salvia nemorosa ‘Mainacht’
If you have ever asked yourself, which plants could I put in the garden that would give me, the most bangs for my buck? It would be the hybrid Salvia’s.
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Sedum Autumn Joy
Sedum Stonecrop Autumn Joy I have these in my own gardens – and what a joy they are. The border varieties of Stonecrop are a dependable choice for the late summer and fall garden, offering foliage interest earlier in the season
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Perennials make a great investment, and to make the most of your investment good initial planning will produce the most returns with the minimum maintenance. Selecting plants based on the location is the first step. Some plants prefer full sun, while others prefer partial sun and shade. Some will grow in most any soil while others need specific content to perform their best. Plant perennials for glorious color and texture to the garden and landscape all season long
The charm of a flower garden is the fact that it changes month by month, giving you new blooms to appreciate as spring moves into fall. The trick is to arrange your plants so that you will have continuous color all season long.
Skip a step with Step Ups!
Introducing, exclusively for Greenwood Nursery Club members and customers,
our NEW STEP–UPS ™ Perennial Plant collection.
What are Step-Ups ™? – Our perennials are cultivated and grown with an accelerated system. They are started in small containers, transplanted to quart containers, and then transplanted again to ONE GALLON SIZE CONTAINERS. This expands the root system, making our plants perform like a two year perennial the very first year. Step-ups ™ perform the first year you plant them.
you’re a step ahead with Step Ups!
