pinewood perennial gardens

Native to moist meadows although tolerant of dry conditions. Flowers are butter-yellow and white on 24" tall stems during spring. Z 3-9.

Dark blue-purple on 30-36" long stems. Z 3-9.

This native species is similar to I. pseudacorus in shape, habit, and tolerance to moisture. Bright blue-violet flowers in early summer. 1.5-3' ht. Z 2-8.

Low growing, spreading, deciduous groundcover that tolerates heavy foot traffic. Becomes a carpet of light-blue flowers during the summer. Works well in walkways. 3" ht x 3' w. Z 5-9.

Low growing, spreading, deciduous groundcover that tolerates heavy foot traffic. Becomes a carpet of white flowers during the summer. Works well in walkways. 3" ht x 3' w. Z 5-9.

A compact, mounding form of the species with lightly scented, white 3-4" racemes covering the plant in early summer. Foliage of this deciduous shrub turns hot orange-red to burgundy red in fall. Tolerates full sun to shade and wet areas. 2-3' ht. Z 5-9.