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Latin Name: Allium cyathophorum var. farreri Type: Perennial Link to Picture:click here	This dainty but hardy species has deep reddish-purple bell-shaped flowers that hang one-sided on pendulous umbels.
Latin Name: Allium cernuum Common Name: Nodding Onion Type: Perennial Link to Picture:click here	Adorable nodding clusters of rose colored flowers that always remind me of fireworks.
Latin Name: Allium Govanianum Type: Perennial	This species has aromatic leaves that are used medicianlly in the Himalayas. It has white star-shaped flowers with 1" - 2" heads.
Latin Name: Allium obliquum Common Name: Twisted Leaf Garlic Type: Perennial Link to Picture:click here	Large, acid yellow globes from June-July. A most unique color that is great with blues. Purple drumstick alliums are common but this is the only one whose 1.5" umbels are yellow. Tolerates heavy soils and summer moisture. Z 4.
Latin Name: Allium senescens ssp montanum v glaucum Type: Perennial Link to Picture:click here	Lilac purple 2" flower balls that bloom in June. Dull green, strap like foliage. Likes a sunny, well drained location.
Latin Name: Althea officinalis Common Name: Marshmallow Link to Picture:click here	Soft pink 1" wide flowers in clusters up the stems of velvety, grey-green lobed leaves.
Latin Name: Amsonia tabernaemontana Common Name: Willow Blue Star Type: Perennial Link to Picture:click here	This low maintenance plant has beautiful pale true blue flowers in the spring. Leaves turn a beautiful yellow color during the Fall season and have a wonderful airy look. Choice plant for two seasons in your garden.
Latin Name: Anemone mulifida Type: Perennial Link to Picture:click here	A widely appearing native plant with deeply divided leaves and dainty white or cream flowers. Zone 2.
Latin Name: Anemone sylvestris 'Madonna' Type: Perennial Link to Picture:click here	Fragrant, slightly nodding 2" white flowers with yellow stamens. cover the 12-18 inch plants in late spring-and will often rebloom in late summer or fall. The flowers are followed by interesting cottony seed heads. Winter hardy to zone 4.
Latin Name: Aquilegia 'Crystal Star' Common Name: Columbine 'Crystal Star' Type: Perennial Link to Picture:click here	This is a lovely long spurred white variety. The seed for this plant is quite scarce. Zone 3-9
Latin Name: Aquilegia 'Mrs. Scott Elliot's' Common Name: Columbine 'Mrs. Scott Elliot's' Type: Perennial Link to Picture:click here	This choice columbine is one of the longest growing old heirloom varieties. Flowers are large, long-spurred in mixed colors with a white corolla. Lacy fern-like blue-green foliage. EASY!
Latin Name: Aquilegia flab. pumila Kurilensis 'Rosea' Common Name: Columbine Pink flabellata Type: Perennial Link to Picture:click here	Very thick, blue green foliage, the round leaf segments being fan-shaped and overlapping. Flowers are pink with short white spurs. An unusual variety.
Latin Name: Aquilegia flabellata nana Common Name: Columbine flabellata nana Type: Perennial Link to Picture:click here	A vigorous and long-lived miniature variety with blue-green foliage with large fan-shaped overlapping leaves. Blue or blue and white flowers.
Latin Name: Aquilegia viridiflora Type: Perennial Link to Picture:click here	This unique columbine has an unusual deep purpley chocolate brown bonnet contrasted by bright yellow-green anthers. It is also sweetly fragrant.
Latin Name: Caltha leptosepala Common Name: White Marsh Marigold Type: Perennial Link to Picture:click here	A low growing plant that thrives on the edges of ponds or streams and can handle a rich clay soil. Flowers are lovely small white with yellow centers.
Latin Name: Campanula cochlearifolia Type: Perennial Link to Picture:click here	This campanula variety has dainty sky blue flowers on short wiry stems blooming through the summer. Spreads gradually by underground stems. Requires filtered shade all day, or morning sun and afternoon shade. Zones 4-9.
Latin Name: Codonopsis bhutanica Type: Perennial Link to Picture:click here	Unusual perennial climber grown for their profuse pale blue and purple blooms.
Latin Name: Codonopsis clematidea Common Name: Bonnet Bellflower Type: Perennial Link to Picture:click here	Hardy herbaceous twining climber. Beginning in summer has beautiful nodding, large bell shaped pale blue flowers with a striking interior of a yellow center surrounded by purple or blue\violet rings. A wonderful twiner to grow through small shrubs. Up to 5' tall and eventually forms a clumps 15" wide. Hardy to Zone 7-9.
Latin Name: Codonopsis ovata Type: Perennial Link to Picture:click here	This variety of codonopsis has large pale blue bell flowers in abundance on this climbing plant for sun or light shade. Easy care and hardy in Z 5 - 8.
Latin Name: Codonopsis ussuriensis Type: Perennial Link to Picture:click here	Unusual perennial climbers grown for their profuse small bell-shaped blooms. Easy to grow. Z 5 - 8.
Latin Name: Dianthus arenarius Type: Perennial Link to Picture:click here	Fragrant 1" wide white flowers that are deeply fringed giving the effect of star bursts. Grey-green foliage forms into mounds.
Latin Name: Digitalis x mertonensis Common Name: Strawberry Foxglove Type: Perennial Link to Picture:click here	This variety has a beautiful crushed strawberry deep pink color. It’s compact in height with good foliage and voluminous flowers. An old garden favorite.
Latin Name: Erigeron karvinskianus Common Name: Spanish Daisy Type: Perennial Link to Picture:click here	Small daisy type pink and white flowers with a long blooming season. Very easy care and drought tolerant.
Latin Name: Filipendula vulgaris Type: Perennial Link to Picture:click here	Unique perennial with decorative fern like foliage and sweetly fragrant white plums. Though all filipendulas like moist soil, this variety can handle it drier also. Easy care plant hardy Z 3-9.
Latin Name: Geranium pratense 'Splish Splash' Common Name: Cransebill 'Splish Splash' Type: Perennial Link to Picture:click here	This form has white and blue flowers irregularly striped. Zone 4 - 8
Latin Name: Geum rivale Common Name: Water avens Type: Perennial Link to Picture:click here	Beautiful nodding pale pink flowers on deep pink sepals. A Washington native this plant is classified "sensitive" on the endangered species list.
Latin Name: Geum triflorum Common Name: Prairie Smoke Type: Perennial Link to Picture:click here	Both flowers and seed heads are very showy.
Latin Name: Heuchera americana 'Dale's Strain' Type: Perennial Link to Picture:click here	This unusual plant has intricately marbled and veined foliage and bears small, creamy flowers in Summer. A nice edging plant for the shade. Rich, loamy soil is best. Shade Avg.-Moist Soil Perennial
Latin Name: Heuchera pulchella Type: Perennial Link to Picture:click here	This variety is among the loveliest of Western species. Baby pink, bell-flowers are fringed burgundy on burgundy stems. The tiny & neat clusterd foliage turns a beautiful red in the Fall.
Latin Name: Heuchera villosa Type: Perennial Link to Picture:click here	Colorful foliage ranges in color from green to purple. Showy white flowers in late summer. Easy care plant for shade gardens.
Latin Name: Hierochloe odorata Common Name: Sweet Grass Type: Perennial Link to Picture:click here	Sweetly vanilla scented grass with graceful brownish panicles in the summer. This is the source of the well-known sweet grass braids used as sacred incense by North American Indians.
Latin Name: Iris enstata mixed Common Name: Japanese Iris Type: Perennial Link to Picture:click here	Japanese Iris are found in the wild growing in damp meadows. Large 4" - 12" elegant flowers in a mix of colors. Very hardy. They prefer constant moisture during the growing season, well-drained soil in winter.
Latin Name: Iris laevigata Type: Perennial Link to Picture:click here	This is a true aquatic Iris requiring a wet site the entire year. Although if kept in a moist spot they can be grown gardens. Flowers are rich blue, purples and whites with dappled pattern.
Latin Name: Iris laevigata alba Type: Perennial Link to Picture:click here	This is a true aquatic Iris requiring a wet site the entire year. Although if kept in a moist spot they can be grown gardens. These have white flowers. .
Latin Name: Iris laevigata blue Type: Perennial Link to Picture:click here	This is a true aquatic Iris requiring a wet site the entire year. Although if kept in a moist spot they can be grown gardens. Flowers are rich blue with dappled pattern.
Latin Name: Iris setosa pale pink Type: Perennial Link to Picture:click here	This setosa variety has lovely pale pink flowers.
Latin Name: Iris siberica 'At the Ballet' Type: Perennial Link to Picture:click here	Easy care plant can handle a range of environments. Beautiful cut flowers.
Latin Name: Iris versicolor Type: Perennial Link to Picture:click here	Wide variety of blue coloration in flowers. Easy care good cut flower.
Latin Name: Iris virginica Type: Perennial Link to Picture:click here	Hardy easy care plant. If grown on a pond's edge it's graceful leaves reach 3ft but the flower stems can grow to 6ft. If grown away from a boggy site it will thrive but not get as big. Color varies including white, reddish violets, and blue-violets.
Latin Name: Matthiola longipetala Common Name: Evening scented stock Type: Hardy Annual Link to Picture:click here	Delightful plant that is extremely fragrant in the evening. Small pink flowers grow well inbetween other plantings. Readily reseeds itself.
Latin Name: Moluccella laevis Common Name: Bells of Ireland Type: Half Hardy Annual Link to Picture:click here	Light green, scallped leaves with whorls of tiny white flowers cupped by a conspicuous, green "collar" which grow in spikes. Very striking planted with Cerinthe Major. Long lasting cut flower. Prefers loose well drained soil.
Latin Name: Penstemon cardwelli Type: Perennial Link to Picture:click here
Latin Name: Penstemon cardwelli 'John Bacher' Type: Perennial
Latin Name: Penstemon fruitcosus v Scouleri Common Name: Beardtongue Type: Evergreen Perennial Link to Picture:click here	A woody-based, evergreen, upright, sub-shrub. Profuse large funnel shaped pale to deep lavender flowers. Leaves are oval to lance-shaped and toothed. Easy care. Frost Hardy
Latin Name: Penstemon heterophyllus 'Electric Blue' Common Name: Penstemon 'Electric Blue' Type: Perennial Link to Picture:click here	Multiple stems with branched spikes of intense blue, tubular flowers. First year flowering perennial. Plants are also more frost and wind tolerant. Grows in clumps from fibrous roots.
Latin Name: Penstemon serrulatus albus Common Name: Cascade Penstemon White Type: Perennial	This rare variety has white flowers. This is a penstemon that prefers moist to wet conditions and is found growing in the wild near stream or river banks. Cascade Penstemon is found to the west of the Cascade Mountain crest from southern Alaska through British columbia and Washington to northwest Oregon. Zone 3 - 9.
Latin Name: Penstemon whippleanus Common Name: Whipple's Penstemon Type: Perennial Link to Picture:click here	This hard to find species has striking, deep burgundy flowers with, cream colored throats and soft green leaves.
Latin Name: Petunia 'Fire Chief' Common Name: Petunia 'Fire Chief' Type: Annual Link to Picture:click here	This rare variety has fragrant red flowers which fade to a soft red shade.
Latin Name: Petunia 'Kentucky Old Fashioned' Common Name: Petunia 'Kentucky Old Fashioned' Type: Annual	This extremely fragrant heirloom variety has been grown in Kentucky for over 200 years! Many types of bloom ranging from rose pink, fuchsia, burgundy, purple, light and dark lavender. Each color usually makes three types: solid, with white star and with white edge.
Latin Name: Polygonum bistorta 'Superba' Type: Perennial Link to Picture:click here	Unusual 2" - 3" spikes of pale pink fuzzy fleece like flowers with broad oval medium size leaves. Easy care for a wide range of environments. Good cut flower.
Latin Name: Primula 'Jack in the Green' Type: Perennial Link to Picture:click here	This primrose variety was extremely popular in Elizaethan and Victorian gardens, although now it is rarely found. The Jack-in-the-Green variety has a single flower surrounded by a ruff of diminutive green leaves. Easy care plant.
Latin Name: Primula alpicola Type: Perennial Link to Picture:click here	Fragrant flowers are clusters of bell-shaped blossoms on stems that rise above the foliage. Leaves are deep green and either oval or lance shaped. Colors range in yellow, white and purple. Zone 6 - 8
Latin Name: Primula alpicola 'Luna' Type: Perennial Link to Picture:click here	Fragrant pale yellow bell-shaped flowers bloom on stems that rise above the foliage. Leaves are deep green and either oval or lance shaped. Zones 6-8.
Latin Name: Primula capitata Type: Perennial	A very unusual looking primrose. The flowers emerge in summer in a tight cluster at the top of a 12” stem. They are a beautiful dark purple with a white dusting of meal.
Latin Name: Primula cortusoides Type: Perennial Link to Picture:click here	Several dozen pink flowers displayed in umbels above a rosette leaves. Leaves are a light, yellow-green color and somewhat heart shaped and ruffled. Blooms for a very long time.
Latin Name: Primula denticulata Common Name: Drumstick Primrose Type: Perennial Link to Picture:click here	Dense, almost round flower heads made up of individual toothed flowers. Flowers can be white, blue or rose. Wonderful for spring color.
Latin Name: Primula elatior Common Name: Oxslip Type: Perennial Link to Picture:click here	This woodland primrose has beautiful light yellow bell-shaped nodding flowers in clusters above light green foliage. This adorable plant was a favorite in English cottage gardens in the 1500's.
Latin Name: Primula florindae Common Name: Primrose Florindae Type: Perennial Link to Picture:click here	This is a large primrose variety. It has nutmeg scented, very fragrant yellow bell-shaped nodding flowers in larger clusters which bloom over a long period in the summer.
Latin Name: Primula florindae 'Red Strains' Type: Perennial Link to Picture:click here	A wonderful Primrose is sweetly fragrant. Abundant flower heads in shades of orange to red hang in clusters at the end of long stalks. A very useful Primula since it is so late to bloom often right into summer. Large lush clump forming foliage needs space and moisture.
Latin Name: Primula heladoxa Type: Perennial Link to Picture:click here	This is another primrose of the candelabra variety with up to six or seven whorls of bright yellow flowers opening in succession up the flower stems. The rosettes of leaves stay green throughout the winter.
Latin Name: Primula ioessa Type: Perennial Link to Picture:click here	A deciduous perennial with deeply serratedd, medium green leaves, to 8 inches long. Produces umbels of 2 to 8 pendent, fragrant, mauve-pink to violet or white flowers, 1 inch wide, late in the season.
Latin Name: Primula kisoana Type: Perennial Link to Picture:click here	This rare primula has broad, round softly hairy leaves and open clusters of bright magenta pink flowers on 6” stems. Easy to care for. Attractive to butterflies.
Latin Name: Primula luteola Type: Perennial Link to Picture:click here	This distinctive primrose has showy sunny yellow flowers held in drooping clusters. Apple green foliage at the base of the foliage sets of the brilliant flowers.
Latin Name: Primula nivalis Type: Perennial Link to Picture:click here	This primrose has deep violet purple flowers and has relatively broad leaves.
Latin Name: Primula polyanthus Type: Perennial Link to Picture:click here	This old fashioned primrose has been grown in gradens since 1665. A mix of vivid colored flowers which stand above their leaves. Long blooming.
Latin Name: Primula polyneura Type: Perennial Link to Picture:click here	This beautiful clump forming primrose has flowers that vary from pale pink to dark magenta. Flowers are held on stalks above the striking foliage. Similiar in look to P. cortusoides but with thicker foliage.
Latin Name: Primula pulverlenta Type: Perennial Link to Picture:click here	A delightful form of candelabra primrose, similar to Primula japonica only the flower backs and stems are covered in a powdery coating which softens the deep rose red to pink flower colouring. Flowers are held in whorls on a stiff stem. Hardy to zone 6.
Latin Name: Primula secundiflora Type: Perennial Link to Picture:click here	An evergreen Primrose with oblong, toothed, fuzzy velvet green leaves which bear pendant, funnel or bell shaped, deep red or deep pink flowers.
Latin Name: Primula sieboldii Type: Perennial Link to Picture:click here	Lovely light green scalloped leaves with fringed flowers in colors that range from white to pink to lavender. Goes dormant in the heat of summer. Zone 4
Latin Name: Primula veris red Common Name: Cowslip (red) Type: Perennial Link to Picture:click here	This historical plant is becoming rare in it's native region. This variety is a natural hybrid of delightful red and white umbels which hang in clusters above the base rosette of leaves. Mildly fragrant. A good naturalizer.
Latin Name: Primula vulgaris 'Hose & Hose' Type: Perennial Link to Picture:click here	This variety of primrose was grown extensively in Elizabethan and Victorian gardens. A dark maroonish pink flowered primrose whose blooms are large and absolutely perfectly hose in hose (one flower inside another). A prolific flowerer producing a mass of blooms with a prominent yellow eye.
Latin Name: Salvia superba Type: Perennial Link to Picture:click here	Hardy easy care plant with beautiful long spikes of blue-purple flowers. Z 5 - 8.
Latin Name: Salvia viridis Type: Hardy Annual Link to Picture:click here	Unusual dark pink flowers with patterned dark veining with a showy top-knot of papery bracts that enclose the tiny true flowers. Very striking plant.
Latin Name: Thalictrum dasycarpum Common Name: Purple Meadow Rue Type: Perennial Link to Picture:click here	Beautiful foliage resembling columbing with purplish stems. Airy foot long clusters of purplish flowers.
Latin Name: Verbascum atroviolaceum Type: Biennial Link to Picture:click here	A wiry stemmed cousin to V. phoeniceum with very thick rosettes of wrinkly, dark green leaves and deep violet purple flowers through the summer months. Tolerates a wide spectrum of soil and exposure types, although this variety does best in light shade.
Latin Name: Verbascum phoeniceum Type: Perennial Link to Picture:click here	Wiry stemmed with very thick rosettes of wrinkly, dark green leaves. Flowers are a mix of white, pink, slamon and purple which bloom thour the summer months. Tolerates a wide spectrum of soil and exposures althugh this variety does best in light shade.
Latin Name: Verbascum phoeniceum 'White Bride' Type: Perennial Link to Picture:click here	An unusual verbascum variety with pure white flowers on slender spikes rising above rosettes of foliage. Easy care drought tolerant plant hardy to Z5.