These hardy perennials pass the test for low-maintenance and good looks.
A gentle giant in the garden with bright yellow blooms.
A new cultivar for 2010 that will keep your garden bright with eye-popping yellow.
A classic beauty that blooms all summer long.
Penstemons are a staple in Western gardens—and for good reason. Certain types of these native plants thrive on heat and drought. They prefer poor soils and, once established, require little water.
This southeastern wildflower sizzles in the shadows with 2-inch-long, trumpet-shaped, fire-engine red flowers that open to yellow throats.
Ruby red, pendant-shaped flowers with scalloped edges drip from stems like scarlet teardrops onto blue-gray fernleaf foliage.
Strong, dependable, and requiring very little maintenance, this North American native has a lot to offer gardeners from New Hampshire to Nebraska
This fragrant and hardy wild phlox is a spring bloomer.
This showy plant appears to have sprouted hacksaws in place of foliage.