Noted for its fragrance and beauty, Iris 'Better Than Butter' beams in the spring garden throughout the bloom season. This lovely Tall Bearded Iris features ruffled silky white standards elegantly, trimmed in glittering golden yellow, sitting on buttery yellow falls, and conspicuous tangerine beards. Rich with a musky fragrance, 'Better Than Better' is quite floriferous and produces up to 8-9 buds per stem for a long-lasting floral display that can last up to 4 weeks. 'Better Than Butter' is an Early Mid Late season Iris, which means that it will begin blooming early in the season, then produce another flush of blooms in the middle of the season, and again late in the season. Won multiple awards. 41 inches tall (102 cm).

Noted for its vigor and beauty, Iris 'Champagne Walz' adds a ray of sunshine in the spring garden. This midseason iris features creamy white falls adorned with an apricot yellow ribbon around their gently ruffled edges, and crowned by apricot-yellow standards. 'Champagne Waltz' produces up to 9 buds per stem for a long-lasting floral display. Won many awards. 36 inches tall (90 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! 

Tall and white, as suggested by its name, Allium 'Mont Blanc' is a splendid beauty with 4-inch wide (10 cm) umbels of pure-white flowers atop sturdy, upright stems. The foliage of basal, semi-erect strap-shaped grayish-green leaves is also quite ornamental. Blooming in late spring to early summer, this spectacular bulbous perennial enjoys long-lasting blooms and remains ornamental in the garden well into summer.

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!

Prized by most gardeners, multiple award-winner Peony 'Miss America' is truly fascinating! Delightfully fragrant, the semi-double flowers open from soft pink buds into large, cup-shaped, snow-white blossoms, packed with golden stamens sprinkled with central white petals. Borne in profusion on strong stems in late spring - early summer, this early midseason peony does not require staking. Up to 36 in. tall (90 cm). American Peony Society Gold Medal and Award of Garden Merit

Considered one of the finest of all white single peonies, award-winning Peony 'Krinkled White' features large blossoms with crêpe paper-like, crinkled petals surrounding a tuft of golden stamens in their center. Slightly fragrant, they are borne in profusion, thanks to the presence of many buds. The flexible stems generally do not require staking. Blooming in late spring - early summer, this midseason peony will resist well in the rain. Grows up to 36 in. in height (90 cm). American Peony Society Award of Landscape Merit.

With an above-average blooming ability, award-winner Itoh Peony 'Bartzella' features very large and luminous, golden yellow, semi to fully double flowers, 6-8 in. wide (15-20 cm), delicately flushed scarlet at their heart. Borne in profusion (expect 30 blossoms the first year and over 60 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. Up to 30-36 in. tall (75-90 cm). American Peony Society Gold Medal

Recipient of multiple awards collected in the UK and around the world, including the Henry Edland Medal in 2000 for the best-scented variety, English Rose Teasing Georgia is not only pleasantly fragrant but is also one of the most refined and robust golden roses. Replete with large, cup-shaped flowers, it provides a delightful two-tone effect: a rich, golden yellow center beautifully framed by pale yellow outer petals. Excellent repeat bloomer.