pinewood perennial gardens

Mauve-purple flowers develop during mid to late summer on a compact plant growing to 24-36". Provide sun to part shade and average to consistent moisture. Perfect for smaller gardens. Z 3-7.

A more compact Eupatorium suitable for small gardens. Large, bright mauve-pink flower clusters in mid- to late summer. 3-4' high by 2-3' wide. Z 3-9.

Huge, mauve-pink flowers atop 5' burgundy stems from August through September. Moisture lover. Z 3-8.

Intense, ultra-steel-blue foliage captivates the eye with bright color throughout the season. Cool Season grass that may tend to go dormant during hot weather. Evergreen to semi-evergreen. Trim in late winter/early spring to clean of brown foliage if needed. Prefers sunny sites with good drainage. Flowers in spring. 9-12" h x 18" w. Z 4-8.

Low growing grass with silvery-blue leaves forms a mound 10" high by 12" wide. Brown plumes develop by midsummer. Tolerant of dry conditions. One of the best blue varieties. Z 4-8.

Hybrid Mesa Bicolor delivers a uniform habit with more flowers than typical open pollinated varieties. 3" dia flowers open to intense yellow with inner red band. Long flowering time beginning in late spring. 16-18" h x 20-22" w. Z 5-10.

Hybrid Mesa Peach delivers a uniform habit with more flowers than typical open pollinated varieties. 3" dia flowers open to yellow and darken to orange at the base of the petal. Long flowering time beginning in late spring. 14-16" h x 20-22" w. Z 5-10.

Strong, well-branched cultivar with red flowers from beginning in spring and lasting through early fall when deadheaded. Drought tolerant after establishment. Provide full sun and well-drained soil. 14" h x 20" w. Z 5-10.

Low growing groundcover to 6" for partial shade and even moisture. Tiny, white flowers appear during May to June. Z 4-7.

Low growing groundcover to 6" for partial shade and even moisture. Tiny, white flowers appear during May to June. Z 4-7.