Plants by Type

Very tiny, miniature creeping thyme, usually grows no taller than an inch or two in height. May actually be praecox subsp. arcticus rather than serpyllum. Rarely blooms.

Woolly Blue Curls is a native, evergreen shrub that features long, narrow stems of fragrant, needle-like leaves. In spring, these stems become wands of violet blue flowers on fuzzy, dark purple calyces that contrast beautifully with the plant’s bright...

A semiaquatic, grass-like perennial found throughout North America in wetlands, marshes, ponds, and lakeshores. It can grow 5 to 10 feet tall and spreads quickly via rhizomes. Features strappy, erect green foliage and produces its signature cylindrical...

A spreading perennial that produces abundant quantities of deep purple flowers from spring through fall. Great for butterfly gardens. Surprisingly drought tolerant although prefers irrigation to keep it looking more attractive. Requires plenty of room in...