pinewood perennial gardens

Perfectly ball shaped plants of fragrant foliage become covered with blueberry colored flower spikes beginning in summer and lasting into fall. 18" ht by 18-24" w. Z 5-9.

Deep-blue flowers from late spring to late summer on compact, 12-18" tall plants. Z 6-9.

Deep-blue flowers from late spring to late summer on compact, 12-18" tall plants. Z 6-9.

Fragrant, deep-purple blooms all summer on compact, 12-16" tall plants. Z 6-9.

Fragrant, deep-purple blooms all summer on compact, 12-16" tall plants. Z 6-9.

A larger lavender with good heat and humidity tolerance. Develops a uniform mounding habit with purple flowers beginning in summer and lasting into fall. Touted as being more resistant to root problems. 24-32" ht by 24-32" w. Z 5-10.

Large, single, white blossoms on 36" stems. Plants hold up well in full sun, heat, and humidity. Z 4-9. 2003 PPA Perennial Plant of the Year.

Long and narrow, blue-green leaves. Best foliage color develops in dry, hot, full sun conditions. Spreads aggressively by rhizomes so use appropriately. Extremely drought tolerant and fairly salt tolerant. 3' ht. Z 4.

Native. Deep red-violet, 15" long spikes during midsummer with 10-12" long basal leaves. This native is adaptable to very dry sites with poor soil. 24-36" ht. Z 3-9.

Spikes up to 15" long of white flowers during summer on 24-36" tall stems. Basal leaves are up to 10" long which become progressively shorter along the stem. Z 3-9.