Award-winning Rosa 'Iceberg' is one of the best Floribunda roses and one of the most popular of all roses. It produces abundant clusters of medium-sized, rounded and double flowers with soft white petals (30-40 petals), sometimes flushed with pale pink. Mildly fragrant, 'Iceberg' blooms continuously right through the season until winter. Tall, bushy, upright, handsomely shaped shrub with large, shiny, glossy, light green leaves which provide an ideal backdrop for its summer-long floral display. Very free flowering, 'Iceberg' is available as a bush, but also as a standard, weeping standard, and as a climbing rose that is fit for clambering over pergolas or trees.

Incredibly attractive, Mexican Bush Sage (Salvia leucantha) is prized by gardeners for its ornamental and showy velvety flower spikes produced from late summer to first frost when other summer plants have given hope of doing anything productive. This evergreen shrubby perennial grows in a wonderful display of very attractive bicolor flowers consisting of soft purple sepals that create a lively contrast to the fuzzy white flowers. They rise in dense, arching spikes above the lance-shaped leaves, gray-green on top and fuzzy white underneath. Native to Mexico.

Bushy, well-branched, with one of the longest blooming seasons, Red Valerian (Centranthus Ruber) is a popular perennial grown for its ornamental and showy star-shaped flowers. Fragrant, this border beauty is also easy to grow, fairly pest and disease free and attracts butterflies. What else to ask for? A prolific bloomer from early summer to fall, it produces abundant, rounded clusters of crimson ('Coccineus'), pink ('Roseus') or white flowers ('Albus'), rising atop a blue-green, lance-shaped foliage.