pinewood perennial gardens

Bright-yellow flowers fade to pastel-cream with fragrant petioles and are set against a backdrop of dark, glossy-green foliage. 3' ht. by 3' wide. Excellent disease resistance. Z 5-9.

Clear-pink, double flowers cluster above dark-green, glossy foliage. Continuous flowering and great disease resistance make this plant a good choice. Functions well as a groundcover rose. 18" high by 30" wide. Z 5-9.

Clusters of small, light pink blooms all summer into fall on a shrub 2.5-3' high. Good disease resistance. Z 4.

A climbing rose with large, white double flowers. Repeat blooming rose beginning mid season. 12-14' ht. Z 5-9.

Bright white, fully double, repeating blooms from late spring into the fall. Functions well as a groundcover rose. 24" h x 24" w. Z 5-9.

Creamy-white, single flowers with yellow stamens contrast against very dark-green foliage. Good disease resistance. 3' high by 3' wide. Z 5-9.

A climbing rose with fire engine red flowers that hold their color. Good disease resistance. Foliage turns deep burgundy-red in fall. 10-12'. Z 5-9.

A great, nearly evergreen, creeping groundcover with deep-green leaves during the season that turn deep-red in fall. White flowers during spring develop amber, edible fruit afterwards. 6" ht. Z 6-9.

One of the most popular garden plants. Dark-green foliage contrasts with 3-4" wide, deep-yellow flowers with black cone from midsummer into fall. Full sun and some moisture are needed. 24-30" ht. Z 3-8. 1999 PPA Perennial Plant of the Year.

Compact black-eyed suzan growing to 14-16" high forms a bushy, short clump of rich green foliage covered with a dome of closely spaced, starburst-shaped flowers. Blooms from midsummer through early fall. 14-16" ht x 14-16 w. Z 4-10.