1630. Cottage Garden Sampler

We offer eight perennial varieties (4 plants of each variety for a total of 32 plants) that have come to symbolize the essence of the English cottage garden. It is also an excellent choice for beginners as we choose plants that require the least amount of fuss! The collection includes the staples like delphiniums, foxglove, hollyhocks, and lupines. We'll fill the rest of the garden with tried and true favorites. This collection also comes with a general planting plan to assist you in finding the best placement of the plants. Specific varieties are based on availability and subject to change. 

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1640. Made in the Shade

A perennial garden that can not only handle shade during the peak hours of the day but actually thrives in such conditions. This collection is a selection of easy to grow plants in a variety of heights and colors to brighten up the darker corners of the garden. Our choices have worked well in our shady, western side of the house bed. There are eight varieties for a total of 32 plants along with a planting plan. Included in this collection will be: Alchemilla, Aquilegia, Digitalis, Heuchera, Monarda, Polemonium, Primula and Viola. Specific varieties are based on availability and subject to change.  

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1650. Hummingbird Haven

Every year I can hardly wait for the first Hummingbirds to arrive in our garden. We make sure they want to stick around so we grow the flowers that they just can't resist! In this collection we've put together 8 varieties of annual and perennial flowers (for a total of 32 plants) and includes a planting plan. We've seen hummingbirds spend countless hours feeding from blossom to blossom as well as numerous butterflies. Included in this collection will be: Delphinium, Aquilegia, Digitalis, Heuchera Firefly, Lobelia, Lupine, Penstemon, and Cleome. Specific varieties are based on availability and subject to change. 

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1670. Farewell My Deer

Once you become a gardener, the sight of a deer is no longer an exciting occasion. Often deer find your garden much tastier than their usual dinner fare. With this collection, we try and make the deer see the error of their ways. We've selected the varieties (32 plants) that we have found the deer would prefer not to touch. Although deer, when desperate enough, will eat anything, we've found our selection are the ones that are usually left behind. Included are 32 plants comprising of 8 varieties with a general plan you can use to help you decide where to plant. Included in this collection will be: Columbine, Dianthus, Foxglove, Lavender, Monarda, Russian Sage, Rudbeckia, and Salvia. Specific varieties are based on availability and subject to change. 

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1690. Curbside Color

This summer we had a chance to tour the local gardens of a quaint neighborhood in Ithaca, NY. The transformation that this neighborhood has gone through in the past decade is amazing. The number of homes that have created gardens between the sidewalk and street over the years is ten-fold. What a delight it is to walk along the sidewalks and be greeted by so much color. Once again, we have 32 plants for you and a plan to go with it to create a garden full of color for you and your neighborhood to enjoy. Included in this collection will be: Achillea, Echinacea, Malva, Monarda, Rudbeckia, Shasta, Cosmos, and Larkspur. Specific varieties are based on availability and subject to change.