pinewood perennial gardens

A series made up of various varieties differing in flower color. Varieties offered depend on availability. This first year flowering series produces longer lasting flowers above sturdy, attractive foliage. Available in white, red, and pink tones. Tolerates dry shade. Avoid wet areas. 12-18" h x 12"-18" w. Z 5-8.

Showy clusters of outward facing blooms during late winter into spring in pastel shades that develop a tinge of green as they mature. Leathery, evergreen foliage forms nice clumps throughout the year. Tolerates dry shade. 12-15" ht. Z 3-9.

Clusters of outward facing blooms of creamy-white to yellow colors that mature to celadon green during late winter into spring. Leathery, evergreen foliage forms nice clumps throughout the year. Tolerates dry shade. 12-15" ht. Z 3-9.

Burnt coppery-orange with gold band, ruffled edges and small, deep-green throat. Fragrant flowers. 36". (E)

Large butter-yellow flowers with tiny green throat. Rebloomer with high bud count on same scape. 32". (M)

Pink. 36". (M)

Orchid-pink with a peach halo and yellow throat. 34". (M)

Large, intense red flower with a small yellow trademark and green throat appears during mid to late summer atop 24-30" stems. High bud count. (M-L).

Light-yellow, fragrant, reblooms until frost. 18". (E-M)

Fragrant, lemon-yellow, 5" blooms. Rebloomer. 45". (M)