Perennial flower descriptions
Perennial Flower Descriptions
This list includes some varieties we may not be growing this year, so please consult the 2016 Plant Catalogue before you order.
Anise Hyssop, Blue or White | Sun | 30 – 40 cm plants with lavender or white spikes. Anise tasting tea. |
Black-Eyed Susan | Sun | Native, yellow with deep brown/purple centres. Self seeds. |
Coneflower – Purple |
Sun | 60 – 90 cm. Drooping lavender petals. Late summer / fall |
Coreopsis – Tick Seed | Sun/Part Shade | Bright yellow fully double blooms. Early summer to frost. 30 cm tall |
Cranesbill – Geranium |
Sun/Part Shade | Bloom best in sun, in June and less through summer. Blue flowers. 30 cm. |
Daisy – Polaris | Sun | Shasta type. 60 cm tall. White flowers. Excellent for cutting. |
Daisy – Painted – Mix | Sun | 60 cm. Pink – Red. June – Sept. Borders or Cutting. Large blooms. |
Dianthus – Amur Pink | Sun | 30 cm tall dense mounds w. lg. red-violet blooms from July to frost. |
Gaillardia – Blanket Flower | Sun | Native. Large yellow daisy type with orange and red. Showy. 45 cm. Dry |
Grass – Little Blue Stem |
Sun | 90 cm. Attractive bronz-red fall foliage. Great for drying. Native to MB. |
Grass – Blue Fescue |
Sun | 30 cm. Dense mounded clumps of blue grey foliage. |
Hollyhock – Red/Pink, Black |
Sun | 120 cm. Large red/pink or black open trumpet blooms on strong stems. |
Joe Pye Weed (Boneset) | Sun | Tall, native medicinal, with purple clusters in late summer. Butterflies enjoy. |
Lungwort – Pulmonaria | Shade | 20 cm. Mottled blue/white/black blooms. Naturalize well under trees. |
Meadowsweet | Sun | 120 cm. bushy flower/herb with almond scented whispy blooms. |
Poppy – Oriental – Mix | Sun | Pink or Orange large blooms on 60 cm stalks. Late spring to early summer. |
Poppy – Spanish | Sun | 60 cm. Semi-double orange blooms. All Summer. Self seeds. |
Wood Violet | Shade | 20 cm. Pansy-like blooms with heart-shaped leaves. Naturalize well. |
Yarrow – The Pearl | Sun | 30 cm. Small ‘rabbit tail’ white blooms w.semi-open habit plants. |