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code: 1264 Hairy Mountain Mint is a pollinator-magnet, attracting butterflies, bees and wasps to the meadow. This white-blooming beauty has the fresh, clean smell of mint and grows to be about 3’ tall. Perennial. Zones 4 – 8 Advantages Attract Butterflies Attract Birds Bee Friendly Native Low Maintenance Fragrant Flower / Foliage Extended Bloom Time

code: 1263 ‘Karl Rosenfield’ is a garden classic. Widely considered one of the best red double peonies, this mid-season variety boasts huge, cherry-red blooms that are showstoppers in the early summer garden and stunning in bouquets. With sturdy stems and a long vase life, these fragrant flowers are excellent for cutting. Virtually pest-free. (Paeonia lactiflora)

code: 1262 Dwarf Petite Delight Bee Balm grows only to 12-16″ tall, but has large rosy pink flowers, and deep green leaves. (Monarda) Zones 4 – 9 Advantages Attract Butterflies Attract Hummingbirds Bee Friendly Deer Resistant Rabbit Resistant Native Fragrant Flower / Foliage Good For Cut Flowers Extended Bloom Time (more than 4 weeks) Great

code: 1261 This exotic Passion Flower Vine is world-famous for its rapid growing, winding vines and stunning, unique flowers. It is a rapid grower and produces many blooms. (Passiflora caerulea) Zones 6 – 9 Advantages Attract Butterflies Deer Resistant Fragrant Flower / Foliage Good For Hedge / Screen Light Requirements Full Sun Mature Plant Size

code: 1260 Windwalker™Royal Red Sage is a hummingbird’s dream come true. Ruby-red blooms stand atop tall stems, calling pollinators from miles around. Gardeners delight in how easy this salvia grows – a graceful open habit, quick growth, and majestic size are just a few of its charms. Blooms earlier and over a long season. Improved

code: 1259 Turk’s Cap Lily has showy scarlet-red petals that bend deeply backward as they open. A truly classic addition to the summer garden, this fragrant lily can produce up to 20-30 blooms on each stem and attracts butterflies and hummingbirds. This lily will multiply over time and create beautiful a mass of striking color

code: 1258 A gorgeous flower with many identities: Belladonna Lily, Naked Ladies, or Belladonna Amaryllis, this plant produces green, leafy growth that emerges in spring and dies back by mid summer. In late summer, leafless stems produce elegant, pink flowers. Belladonna Lilies are hardy in zones 7 – 11 and are considered annuals in all

code: 1257 Native Red Trillium is a beloved woodland wildflower with stunning, three-petaled burgundy flowers that float above a whorl of bright green leaves. Also known as Purple Trillium and Wake Robin, the flowers are some of the first to appear in spring and last for just under one month before forming berries that wildlife

code: 1256 Buzz ‘Hot Raspberry’ produces some of the most vibrant and fragrant blooms we’ve seen on a Butterfly Bush. Saturated raspberry-pink flowers bloom throughout the entire growing season, attracting loads of butterflies and hummingbirds to their sweet scent. With its compact shape, Buzz ‘Hot Raspberry’ is well-suited to containers and small spaces, but don’t

code: 1255 ‘Cinderella’ Swamp Milkweed’s vanilla-scented flowers are a treat for the senses. Deep pink petals with white centers bloom in 2” wide clusters. Compact in form, ‘Cinderella’ makes an excellent choice for small, sunny gardens and performs well in low spots and moist areas. Like all swamp milkweeds, ‘Cinderella’ is a vital host plant

code: 1254 ‘Regale’ Trumpet Lily is famous for its prolific and deeply fragrant white blooms. As many as 25 pink buds appear on each stalk, opening to reveal flowers with glowing golden throats and pink and lavender exterior stripes. Plant this one where you can view it up close – its nectar is a first-choice

code: 1253 Dwarf Pink Lace grows to only 12-18 inches tall, this Bee Balm gives you large pink flowers on small plants. Hummingbirds love it. PP#18367 (Monarda didyma) Zones 4 – 9 Advantages Attract Butterflies Attract Hummingbirds Bee Friendly Deer Resistant Rabbit Resistant Native Fragrant Flower / Foliage Good For Cut Flowers Extended Bloom Time

code: 1252 ‘Baby Joe’ Dwarf Joe Pye Weed is the solution for butterfly lovers short on space in the garden. This compact variety grows to a manageable 2-3’ tall and limits its spread. ‘Baby Joe’ has gorgeous purple blooms that add sweet fragrance to the late-season garden, supplying butterflies, hummingbirds, and bees with vital nectar.

code: 1251 ‘Sarah Bernhardt’ is a beloved Peony with large double flowers in fresh, pastel pink. Introduced in 1906, this longtime favorite blooms dependably year after year and presents a healthy amount of emerald green foliage to add interest to the garden throughout the season. Also known for its fragrance, ‘Sarah Bernhardt’ makes a great

code: 1250 ‘Paprika’ yarrow gives you sprays of crimson red blooms with yellow centers over aromatic, fern-like foliage. Long-lasting flowers fade to a dusty rose color over the course of the season. Growing up to 24 inches tall, vigorous ‘Paprika’ is an excellent choice for dry sites and poor soils. (Achillea millefolium) Zones 3 –

code: 1249 ‘Provence’ Lavender is tolerant of poor soils and a true heat lover; it’s even known to withstand heavy doses of summertime humidity. One of the tallest and most fragrant varieties, ‘Provence’ grows to be 30-36” tall and is an excellent choice for creating an aromatic hedge. With exceptionally long, mauve-purple spikes of flowers

code: 1248 A hardy Geranium, sun loving Bloody Crane’s Bill is the most popular of them all. Blooms for months with no care at all. In autumn the leaves turn red adding to the plant’s vibrance. (Geranium sanguineum) Zones 3 – 8 Advantages Easy To Grow Attract Butterflies Bee Friendly Deer Resistant Rabbit Resistant Low

code: 1247 ‘Lacey Blue’ Russian Sage boasts wonderful spikes of lavender-blue flowers that bloom from mid summer all the way into early fall, providing extended interest with its fragrant, gray foliage. A tough, hardy, and drought-resistant perennial that handles heat and humidity beautifully, ‘Lacey Blue’ also provides late-season food for bees. PP#20845 (Perovskia atriplicifolia) Zones