pinewood perennial gardens

Huge, sturdy spikes of large, bell-shaped flowers of cream, lavender, rose, and white with speckled throats emerge in late spring. Deadheading will promote secondary flower spikes, extending the bloom time for up to 6 weeks. 3-4' ht. Z 4-8.

A perennial foxglove with velvety, 6-8" long leaves. Spikes up to 3' tall with rose colored flowers begin during early summer. Good for cutting. Z 3-8.

Evergreen, arching, 1.5-2' long fronds emerge coppery-red and mature to green. Short-creeping rhizome. Prefers light to full shade with constant moisture. Z 5-8.

Evergreen, erect, 1.5-2' long fronds. Rhizome is an erect crown. Prefers light to full shade with constant moisture. Z 2-8.

A mix of color to brighten the garden including rich shades of tomato red, near-fluorescent orange, magenta, golden yellow, and white on 22-30" stems from midsummer into fall. Z 4-9.

A native echinacea with slightly drooping, rose-purple petals and large, coppery-orange central core. Long summer bloom period. 2-3' ht. Z 3-8.

Large flower heads with rose-pink ray petals and coppery-brown core. 30-36" ht. Z 3-8. 1998 PPA Perennial Plant of the Year.

Upright clump with sturdy stems holding flowers with pure white petals and yellow center beginnning in mid-summer into the fall. More compact than 'White Swan'. 16-21" ht by 12-16" w. Z 3-8.

Upright clump with sturdy stems holding flowers with intense rose petals surrounding a rose center beginnning in mid-summer into the fall. More compact than 'Magnus'. 16-21" ht by 12-16" w. Z 3-8.

Like 'Magnus', petals are horizontal, not drooping, but are a deeper rose-red color. 30-36" ht. Z 3-8.