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PERENNIALS

When we talk about perennial plants, we mean plants that die back in the fall, but produce new growth every spring. Some perennials die back completely to their roots, while others retain basal foliage that remains green in all but the most severe winter.

*Photos show mature plants and actual sizes may vary. Please check plant descriptions to confirm size.

(Gallery updated regularly. Check back often.)

Achillea (Yarrow) 'Peter Cottontail'

Agastache (Hummingbird Mint) 'Kudos Red'

Allium 'Blue Eddy'

Allium 'Ozawa'

Amsonia (Blue Star) 'Butterscotch'

Anemone (Japanese) 'Curtain Call Pink'

Anemone (Japanese) 'Dainty Swan'

Anemone (Japanese) 'Fall in Love Sweetly'

Anemone (Japanese) 'Pocahontas'

Anemone (Japanese) 'Wild Swan'

Asparagus 'Purple Passion'

Aster (New England Aster) 'Pink Crush'

Aster (New England Aster) 'Purple Dome'

Aster (Smooth Aster) 'Bluebird'

Aster (Tatarian) 'Jindai'

Aster (native New England Aster)

Astilbe 'Dark Side of the Moon'

Baby's Breath 'Festival Star'

Bergenia (Pigsqueak) 'Ripple Effect'

Big Bluestem 'Blackhawks'

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