pinewood perennial gardens

A compact golden rod growing to 8-14" tall. Abundant lemon-yellow flowers cover the fine textured, green foliage during the fall. Z 5-8.

Compact plants from 3-4' high by 3' wide produce 18" long spires of golden-yellow flowers from September to October. Full sun to part-shade and tolerates moist soil. Z 4-8.

Pink flowers develop in early summer on compact plants with reliable golden foliage. A compact plant with a rounded habit requiring little maintenance. 18-24" ht. Z 3-8.

Deep-pink flowers in midsummer on this shrub with mounding habit. Light pruning as flowers fade will encourage reblooming. Easily grown in average soil and full sun. 30" high by 48" wide. Z 4-7.

A colorful, compact 18-24" round, deciduous shrub. Foliage emerges red maturing to yellow with bronze highlights and red tips, turning russet-red in fall. Clusters of deep-pink flowers occur in early summer. Z 3-8.

Deciduous shrub that forms a neat mound of rich green foliage that becomes dark burgundy in fall. Bright neon-red flowers appear in over a long period in early summer. Lightly prune to extend flowering season. 3' ht. Z 4-9

Native. A clump forming grass with delicate, open panicles. Foliage progresses from green during the summer to orange in fall and cream color in winter. A prarie grass for dry, sunny locations. 2'/ 3' in flower. Z 4-9.

Large, velvety soft, greenish leaves cover the ground. Listed as sterile although occasionally flowers may appear. Tolerant of heat and humidity. 8-10" ht. Z 4-8.

Velvety soft, silvery leaves cover the ground. Avoid wet sites. Clean in spring by cutting back to remove brown leaves. Listed as a nonflowering variety. 8" ht. Z 5-8.

Not your typical lamb's ear. This clumb-forming plant has crisp green foliage and lavender-purple flowers on tall leafless stems. Long flowering period during summer. An adaptable plant for sun to part shade. 18-20" ht x 18" w. Z 4-8. 2019 PPA Perennial Plant of the Year.