pinewood perennial gardens

Native. A leafy, strongly spreading grass by rhizomes, that can produce up to 100 stems per clump annually. Extremely drought and salt tolerant. Used primarily for erosion control on beaches. Generally planted 18-24" apart. 2-3' ht.

Long-blooming plant with dark-blue, star-shaped panicles beginning in early spring. Compact growth habit with dark-green leaves that turn yellow in fall. 12-15" h. Z 5-9.

Clusters of star-shaped, sky-blue flowers appear during spring on stems lined with narrow leaves. The deciduous, light-green leaves turn golden-yellow in fall. A fine-textured plant growing to 3' high and 3' wide. Z 4-9. 2011 PPA Plant of the Year.

Clusters of star-shaped, sky-blue flowers appear during spring on stems lined with narrow leaves. The deciduous, light-green leaves turn golden-yellow in fall. A fine-textured plant growing to 3' high and 3' wide. Z 4-9. 2011 PPA Plant of the Year.

Native. Clump-forming perennial to 2-3' high with strap-like leaves that produces clusters of star-shaped, light-blue flowers for several weeks in spring. Leaves turn to shades of yellow in fall. Mass for optimum effect. 2-3' ht by 2-3' w. Z 3-9.

Native. A hardy, robust perennial with deeply lobed, basel leaves on 1-2' stems. Solitary white flowers with golden center emerge from the leaf whorl from late spring into the summer. Can colonize easily in sunny, moist sites so provide room to grow. Less vigorous in shadier, drier sites. 1-2' h x 3-5 ' w. Z 3-8.

Rose-pink flowers on 30-36" stems during late summer into autumn. Z 4-8.

One of the first fall flowering anemone with mauve-pink blooms. 24-30" high by 18" wide. Z 4-8.

White, 2-3" wide flowers with yellow stamens. 30" or higher by 24" wide. Z 5-7.

Semi-double, lavender to rose flowers. 24-36" high by 24" wide. Z 5-7.