pinewood perennial gardens

This everblooming daylily sports 4" wide, fragrant, rose-pink blend flowers, with a deep rose eye-zone and yellow throat that appear all summmer.18" ht. Z 3-9.

Gold. Rebloomer. 11". (E-M)

Large 5.5" deep wine-purple flowers with a yellow throat during the summer. 24". (M)

Fragrant, near-white flowers with ruffled tepals, pale-yellow eye and celery-green throat. Blooms all summer. Rebloomer. 27". (E-M)

We are offering a variety of Heuchera in qt containers varying in foliage color. Review our weekly availability for varieities offered.

Villosa hybrid. New foliage emerges gold turning to shades of apricot with age. Light-pink flowers appear during midsummer on 18" stems. Tolerates heat and humidity. Prefers shadier spots but tolerates sun. Mounds 10" high by 20" wide. Z 4-8.

Villosa hybrid. Dark, plum-purple leaves with darker veination. Fine hairs on leaves give a frosted appearance. 30" tall flower scapes lined with pink flowers during late spring/early summer. Tolerates heat & humidity. Mound 12" high by 24" spread. Z 3-8.

Broad, green leaves with a silvery overlay and darker green edges with outstanding beet-red veination during cooler months. Tiny cream colored flowers on 28" scapes in early summer. Leaf shades of red and orange appear in fall. 9" h x 16" w . Z 4-9.

Early foliage emerges bright pink or purple turning to vibrant red and aging to mahogany. Pink flowers develop in late spring. A vigorous heuchera with large leaves. 24"h x 24" w. Z 4-9.

Deep olive-green to purplish-bronze foliage all season. Small, white flowers from late spring to midsummer on 20" stems. 8-12" ht. Z 4-9. 1991 PPA Perennial Plant of the Year.