An exciting introduction from Plant Haven, Inc. In summer 
the bright, golden-yellow, evergreen, needle-like foliage will practically glow in your garden. When the weather turns cooler, the tips of the leaves turn a rosy-orange which persists throughout winter. Yellow flowers in early fall, but nothing compared to that incredible foliage. Delightful! 2002 ISU Perennial Award for Best New Introduction
Z4-10 
flowers with a dark brown central cone. Long-blooming (mid-summer through early fall). Great with Agastache 'Blue Fortune', Sedum spp., Pervoskia 'Little Spire', Echinacea spp. 1999 Perennial Plant Association Plant of the Year!
for the back of the border. Two inch flowers have petals that are completely double folded. The four foot tall narrowly upright plants are loaded with flowers from late summer to early fall. Central brown cone. Interestingly, when the foliage is cut or bruised it smells of vanilla. Unique. 
A nice compact growth habit and flower spikes that bloom over a long period in early summer. A great plant for adding more blue to your border. Attracts butterflies and hummingbirds. Also nice in containers. Easy!
are very similar to S. 'East Friesland' and appear over a long period in early summer. S. 'Caradonna' has an almost extreme upright habit and incredible dark purple flower stems. Attracts both hummingbirds and butterflies. Nice in mass plantings.
S. 'Vivid Violet' comes along and changes your perception of the genus. The plants are highly mildew resistant, which means no more disappearing acts from your garden. Violet flowers are produced over an incredibly long period (early summer through early fall). From Terra Nova Nurseries. A definite improvement over S. 'Butterfly Blue'. One of the longest blooming perennials in my garden.
age to a beautiful bronze. Great fall interest which continues through winter with the brown seed heads. S. 'Autumn Fire' is almost identical to S. 'Autumn Joy' except for two distinct differences: S. 'Autumn Fire' has a tighter growth habit (less floppiness) and much brighter flowers. Excellent with almost any grass, Rudbeckia 'Goldsturm', Solidago 'Golden Fleece'. 
groundcover sedum with small blue-tinted leaves. Makes a great textural accent, especially tucked into the crannies of rock walls. Late summer flowers are pink when young then age to red. 
plant that tolerates hot, dry conditions. Green foliage is pretty all season. Super for use in mass plantings. Bright yellow flowers produced in early summer are followed by red seed capsules. 
from Terra Nova Nurseries. S. 'Mr. Goodbud offers fulsome 6 inch flowerheads of a vibrant purple-pink on purple-red stems. Perhaps the best attributes are the compact growth habit and sturdy, strong stems which prevent the floppiness of some of the larger flowered sedums. What a great name, to boot. 
forms of all the sedums. A low, spreading plant, the 3/4" round, blue-green leaves are outlined with a narrow pink edge which intensifies in color during the heat of the summer. In early fall, bright pink flowers appear at the ends of the stems. The fall coloration is simply spectacular with shades of pink, yellow, red and orange. A true pleasure year round. 
improved selection of S. 'Dragon's Blood'. The bronzy-red foliage holds its color all season long, providing a dramatic groundcover accent. Rosy flowers appear in late summer and are held just above the foliage 
Sweet little rosettes of pointed, silverish leaves are flushed red at the base and form manageable colonies. Midsummer flowers are held on short leaved stalks. Great in rock gardens, or any sharply drained soil.
purple-blue, star-shaped, yellow-eyed flowers. The foliage is strap-like and grassy, but a distinct clump-former. Bloom is heaviest in spring but may continue sporadically throughout summer.
on stiff stalks in midsummer from compact basal rosettes of deep-green foliage. Very nice wth pink forms of Echinacea. Great textural accent. 
in full sun but will tolerate part shade. Small golden yellow flowers appear in mid to late summer, but the true appeal of this plant is its incredible golden foliage. A true stand-out with endless possibilities. 
summer. For those of us in Zone 4, it makes a great substitute for boxwood as a nicely structured edging plant. I could just imagine a fabulous knot-garden with Teucrium as its foundation plant. Due to its smaller size trimming is optional. Leaves are semi-evergreen. 
8ft.- but what a lovely plant! Gorgeous sprays of airy, lavender-purple flowers from mid-late summer. Dark-purple stems rarely need support. Nice green foliage looks a little like that of Corydalis. Very versatile.
for the blast of vertical airy flowers they bring to the garden in early summer. Thalictrum 'Splendide', although not as tall as T. 'Lavender Mist', has the added bonus of burgundy stalks amidst the mass of green lacy foliage. Will grow in sun as long as enough moisture is present. 
lemony fragrance when bruised. Very low growing with rosy-purple flowers rising 3-4" above the foliage. Super as a groundcover or between stepping stones where its beautiful aroma will be appreciated. It can take moderate foot traffic. 
nice black centers, but the great thing about T. 'Jeepers Creepers' is that instead of the clumping habit typical of the Tiarellas, it's a fabulous creeping groundcover. Nice airy, slightly fragrant, cream-colored bottlebrush flowers in spring. Retains its great looks through fall. 
the performance of this plant in the shade garden. The green sword-shaped foliage is edged with a creamy gold. The orchid-like flowers are held above the foliage on dainty stems. T. 'Gilt Edge' blooms over a long period - from late summer through early fall. Adds great texture to hosta beds and makes a great cut flower. 
is its ability to bloom in filtered shade. Sunny lemon 2-3" flowers dance on 1 1/2 ft. stems. Blooms for a good 5-6 weeks from late spring to midsummer. Nice to layer in the Hosta bed where there's enough sunlight. Good cut flower. 
gardens. Bright pink flowers adorn the plant for much of the summer. Nice bushy specimens with a dwarf habit look tidy even when not in bloom. Hummingbirds seem to be especially enamored with it.
spikes arise from upright neat clumps of deep green foliage practically all summer long. The blue of the flower spikes is incredibly intense. Great for mass planting