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Seed grown red coneflower, bred in the Midwest. An excellent choice where a smaller sized plant is required.
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Ernest Markham has a great reddish color with fading center that gives a great multi-colored effect. Like all Clematis, works best with shade around the roots. Do it a favor and plant perennials around the base of the trellis to shade the roots.
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Cinnamon fern has a unique fronds that emerge brown and shaped like a cinnamon stick then unfurl to large green leaves.
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Evergreen fern with semi-glossy foliage. Short growing, native fern, provides food for deer in the winter.
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Maidenhair fern is one of the more delicate ferns. Very airy foliage with dark stems makes it very attractive. Well under utilized.
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One of the more popular types of ferns. Sometimes stems are reddish colored. Fronds are very feathery and attractive.
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Japanese Painted fern is one of the more attractive ferns available. Silver reds and purples adorn the plant. Stays rather low to the ground but brightens up shady spaces
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Orange new growth sets this variety apart. Thick semi-evergreen foliage is attractive year round. Vase shaped in habit, this is a great plant for any garden
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Great plant for the woodland garden. Native to Illinois. This fern can take wet soils and also works well as an erosion control
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The largest growing fern in our area. Ostrich fern can spread rapidly which works well if you have the area to do that. Very upright