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Feed all your senses with Millenium Allium, which was awarded the 2018 PPA Perennial Plant of the Year. You'll love the large, rose-purple clusters of florets that form neat orbs in mid to late Summer. Standing tall on straight, 15 in. to 20 in. stems, the flowers are upright and visible in borders, rockeries, even mixed container gardens. They make lovely additions to fresh floral arrangements and bouquets, too. Alliums are sweetly fragrant and attract butterflies and other beneficial pollinators to the garden.

Glory Royal Candles Speedwell has tapered blue to deep purple flower spikes that bloom throughout the Summer above glossy, dark green leaves. The gorgeous floral display attracts butterflies and pollinators. The attractive foliage is disease resistant. Remove spent flower spikes to prolong blooming.

Palace Purple Coral Bells has an attractive reddish purple foliage that adds color to the landscape all season. Lovely creamy white bell shaped flowers bloom on thin flower stalks in the middle of Summer. A former Perennial Plant of the Year award winner, it is an excellent choice for borders or mass plantings.

Plum Pudding Coral Bells or Heuchera has shimmering plum-purple foliage with silver veins that provides a foliage accent and landscape contrast. In the Summer airy clusters of creamy white, bell shaped flowers bloom on long purple stems. The flowers attract hummingbirds and butterflies to the landscape.

Purrsian Blue Catmint is a low-maintenance perennial that blooms from Summer to fall and attracts bees, butterflies and hummingbirds. Its trumpet-shaped, periwinkle blue flowers are fragrant and bloom throughout the Summer and into fall. Growing 14 in. to 18 in. T with an 18 in. to 30 in. spread, it has a compact, mounding habit and is densely branched. It is a useful perennial to plant along the front edges of flower beds, in front of roses or in herb gardens. Once established, it is also drought tolerant. Like other catmints, it releases a fragrance that attracts cats when the stems are broken. Both deer and rabbit resistant.

High-Noon Tree Peony has it all. It's beautiful, fragrant and easy to grow. Its 5-1/2 in., semi-double flowers are clear lemon yellow with a red blush at the base of each petal. The blooms have a strong fragrance, an unusual trait for a tree peony. An American-bred plant, it forms a vigorous shrub that can grow to 5 ft. in height in as little as 5-year to 6-years after planting. It's not unusual for a single High-Noon to have as many as 50 flowers. Plus, if the fall is warm and long, it will often rebloom.

High-Noon Tree Peony has it all. It's beautiful, fragrant and easy to grow. Its 5-1/2 in., semi-double flowers are clear lemon yellow with a red blush at the base of each petal. The blooms have a strong fragrance, an unusual trait for a tree peony. An American-bred plant, it forms a vigorous shrub that can grow to 5 ft. in height in as little as 5-year to 6-years after planting. It's not unusual for a single High-Noon to have as many as 50 flowers. Plus, if the fall is warm and long, it will often rebloom.

Madame Emile Debatene Peony is 1 of the most fragrant peonies around. with 5 in. to 7 in. salmon-pink double flowers, it will fill your surroundings with a lovely perfume. An outstanding peony in the garden and in cut-flower arrangements. The bright double blooms attract butterflies and other pollinators, too, as they bloom from mid to late Spring. It may be 3-years before you see Madame Emile Debatenes first blooms, but the flowers are worth the wait and with minimal care, they will delight you and your loved ones for many, many years. These heirloom-quality plants require a Sunny, well-drained location and fertilizer or compost in the Spring; otherwise, let them grow undisturbed.

The Summer Spice series unveiled brand-new colors for hardy hibiscus, and the colors on Plum Flambe's huge flowers are some of the loveliest. Be sure to grab some to enjoy indoors in a cut-flower bouquet. You'll have plenty to work with, they cover the shrub and keep coming through a long season. Plum Flambe has a tidy, compact habit, which is handy for fitting into borders and presenting in a patio pot. Plus, the ratio of large blooms to smaller shrub makes the display all the more dramatic. Butterflies and other pollinators frequent the blooms, but deer generally don't bother with this plant.

Feed all your senses with Millenium Allium, which was awarded the 2018 PPA Perennial Plant of the Year. You'll love the large, rose-purple clusters of florets that form neat orbs in mid to late Summer. Standing tall on straight, 15 in. to 20 in. stems, the flowers are upright and visible in borders, rockeries, even mixed container gardens. They make lovely additions to fresh floral arrangements and bouquets, too. Alliums are sweetly fragrant and attract butterflies and other beneficial pollinators to the garden.