Regarded as one of the most beautiful irises ever introduced, multiple award-winner Iris 'Wabash' is a breathtaking beauty. Sweet fragrance, tailored elegance, good plant health, and generous blooms made this Tall Bearded Iris the winner of the most prestigious award of the American Iris Society, the Dykes Medal in 1940. Fresh-toned as any orchid this Amoena iris displays snowy white standards, contrasting strikingly with the ultramarine-blue falls that are delicately adorned with a white rim on their edges. The spectacular blooms of this heirloom iris rise with majesty up to 35 inches high (88 cm) atop a lovely sword-shaped foliage which will continue to add interest to the landscape after flowering is over. A midseason bloomer, 'Wabash' is such a standout that you can see it from a city block away! This explains why it has been a favorite since its introduction in 1936!

Iris 'Who Needs A Prince' is outrageously beautiful with its vibrant golden standards, contrasting with rich plum violet falls. Strongly fragrant, the flowers of this spectacular midseason Iris are quite large and can't be missed! This Tall Bearded Iris rises to 40 inches high (100 cm) atop a lovely sword-shaped foliage which will continue to add interest to the landscape after flowering is over.

Regarded as an outstanding Iris by most Iris experts, multiple award-winning Iris 'Conjuration' is exquisitely beautiful, with its pristine white standards tipped with soft blue-violet, elegantly sitting atop white falls, boldly edged with a deep amethyst ribbon and conspicuous tangerine beards. Very floriferous and vigorous, it produces up to 8-12 buds per stem and will bring its glorious and glamorous blooms over a long blooming period. Renowned for its candelabra branching of nicely formed flowers, this is one of the most dramatic and beautiful of the Iris family. Won many major awards, including the prestigious Dykes Medal. 40 inches tall (100 cm).

Sparkling in the late spring garden, Iris 'Fringe of Gold' is an eye-catching Tall Bearded Iris with nicely ruffled, golden yellow standards floating above crisp white falls, elegantly edged with a golden yellow ribbon. The regal blooms rise with majesty up to 38 inches high (95 cm) atop a lovely sword-shaped foliage which will continue to add interest to the landscape after flowering is over. A late midseason bloomer, 'Fringe of Gold' is quite vigorous and boasts 5 to 6 buds on each flowering stem, ensuring a long-lasting display. A visual feast for the sunny border! 

Perhaps the tallest of the ornamental onions, Allium giganteum is a bold and striking addition to the garden with its star-shaped, tiny lilac-purple flowers forming a 5-6 in. wide (12-15 cm) globe-shaped cluster. Blooming in late spring to early summer, this Giant Allium enjoys long-lasting blooms and remains ornamental in the garden well into summer. This bulbous perennial makes a perfect background plant that you may want to combine with finer-textured plants such as ornamental grasses. Great in fresh or dried flower arrangements too!

Gracing the garden in late spring - early summer, award-winning Lupinus 'Noble Maiden' (Lupine) features showy, erect spikes of densely packed, sweetly scented, ivory white flowers with some creamy hints. Rising on sturdy stems above bushy clumps of palmate, bright green leaves, the flowers open up from the bottom over several weeks, hence providing a long blooming period. Hummingbirds and butterflies are endlessly attracted to them - as are most onlookers!

Multiple award-winner, Salvia nemorosa 'Caradonna' is a favorite of many gardeners for its unique, glowing dark purple stems and stunning, vertical spikes of rich, violet-blue flowers appearing in late spring or early summer. Very striking when in bloom, they last for weeks and bring strong color and form to the landscape. Drought tolerant and deer resistant, this Salvia is a real magnet for butterflies, hummingbirds and bees! Reliable and compact, it grows in round clumps of gray-green, aromatic foliage up to 18-24 in. high (45-60 cm) and nearly as wide.

Considered to be the finest yellow intersectional hybrid by many gardeners, multiple award-winner Itoh Peony 'Garden Treasure' features very large golden yellow, semi-double flowers packed with 20-50 petals delicately flushed scarlet at their heart. Borne in profusion (expect 4 to 5 dozen blossoms on a mature bush!), they are well presented above the foliage, on strong, erect stems that do not require staking. This late mid-season peony is fragrant with a lovely lemon scent.

Very floriferous, Peony 'Gardenia' is named after the extremely fragrant Gardenia flowering shrub for its sweet fragrance and the shape of its blooms. The double flowers open from soft pink buds into large (8-10 in. or 20-25 cm), beautifully-shaped, creamy white blossoms with a very light blush and golden stamens. Borne in profusion on strong stems in late spring - early summer, this peony grows in a bushy mound of glossy, dark green foliage reaching up to 32-36 in. in height (80-90 cm). Early Midseason Peony.