pinewood perennial gardens

A villosa hybrid. Forms a clump of unique shades of orange that change through the season from shades of apricot orange in spring to coppery orange, russet, and cinnamon tones in summer. 20" h x 29" w. Z 4-9.

Deep-pink, 6-9" wide, slightly ruffled flowers with satiny-red centers from mid- to late summer. 4-6' ht. Z 5-9.

Deep-purple foliage all season with 8-9" single carmine-red flowers beginning in mid-summer and lasting into fall. Prefers sunny sites and thrives in wet soils but average moisture is fine. 4' h x 4' w. Z 5-8.

A native plant for wet conditions with pale-pink or white, 3-4" wide flowers appearing from late summer to early fall. 3-7' ht. Z 5-8.

Clear-white flowers to 10" across from mid- to late summer on stems 4-5' tall. Z 5-9.

Large, crimson-red, ruffled flowers from mid- to late summer. Deeply lobed leaves. 4-5' ht. Z 5-9.

8-9" wide, ruffled flowers are rose-pink with a red eye from mid- to late summer. Plants form compact, rounded, 3' high mounds. Z 4-9.

Develops into a sturdy clump with dark, near-black maple-like leaves with huge 8" flowers in pale pink petals and dark pink veining during mid summer into fall. Prefers sunny site with consistent moisture. Cutting back after flowering may stimulate more blooms. 4' h x 4' w. Z 4-9.

Large, heart-shaped leaves are bright gold to chartreuse depending on light levels. Grayish white flowers. Tolerant of sun and shows good slug resistance. 20" ht by 42" spread. (L)

Green leaves with yellow edge. Lilac flowers. (M)