Standing out, award-winning Tulip 'Spring Green' is truly an unusual tulip with its amazing ivory-white flowers and soft green feathering. Fresh-looking, sturdy and reliable, it blooms in late spring and enjoys long-lasting blossoms (3 weeks!). It looks ravishing in a vase too.

Tulipa 'Apricot Beauty' is a sweetly scented, early blooming tulip, with soft apricot flowers beautifully reverberating in the sunlight. It enjoys a very strong stem that will withstand wind and rain. Adored by gardeners, this acclaimed member of the Single Early Tulips group is considered one of the prettiest apricot cultivars. Growing up to 16 inches tall (40 cm), this tulip creates dazzling harmonies with other early flowering bulbs.

Tulip 'Jacqueline' is a remarkable lily-flowered tulip featuring a deep rose goblet-shaped flower with pointed and slightly reflexed petals. Extremely elegant and graceful, it offers a long-lasting and spectacular display in the late spring garden. Sturdy, it is resistant to strong winds. Grows up to 24 inches tall (60 cm)

One of the finest lily-flowered tulips, award-winning Tulip 'West Point' is a highly esteemed tulip with primrose-yellow blossoms with pointed and slightly reflexed petals contrasting with their lighter base. Blooming in the late spring garden, this tulip provides an elegant and graceful display when swaying in the spring breeze! As an added bonus, it is fragrant. Grows up to 20 inches tall (50 cm)

Myosotis Sylvatica (Wood Forget-Me-Not) is a short-lived perennial with lovely bright blue, sometimes pink or white, tiny and airy, stellar flowers with charming white or yellow eyes. Blooming in dense cymes between mid-spring and mid-summer, the nectar and pollen are enjoyed by bumblebees and butterflies. The flowers rise atop a low mound of semi-evergreen, oblong, soft, hairy green leaves. Easy care and resilient to most pests, it is excellent for massing with spring-blooming bulbs and is particularly attractive beneath pink, rose, or salmon-colored tulips.

Strongly scented, award-winner Narcissus poeticus var. recurvus, commonly called 'Pheasant's Eye Daffodil', displays brilliant pure white flowers with strongly recurved petals and small, red-rimmed, golden-yellow cups. Blooming in late spring, one flower per stem, the long-lasting blossoms rise atop a clump of narrow, strap-shaped leaves. Great in the sunny border, this daffodil performs better in wet, poorly drained areas than most daffodils. Plant in mass and enjoy its delightful fragrance waft through the air.

Cultivated since the 19th century, award-winner Alchemilla mollis (Lady's Mantle) provides a lovely finish to a border or a path edge and blends beautifully with most perennials. This clump-forming perennial forms dense, leafy mounds of scallop-edged, toothed, densely hairy, light green leaves which nicely retain moisture beads after the rain.

Incredibly showy, Euphorbia polychroma is a mounding perennial considered one of the best for borders. Growing in an attractive dome, it bears dense, flattened golden-yellow flowers in spring, and is one of the few perennials to display a showy fall foliage. Although the flowers are not showy, they are subtended by long-lasting, bright sulfur-yellow bracts which are exceptionally eye-catching. The foliage of medium green leaves turns to a showy red, purple or orange in fall, providing a long season of interest.