A high quality, seeded table grape with large crisp berries. Its pleasant mild flavor is closer to that of vinifera than labrusca grapes.

Mid-season Red. Excellent quality; productive, seedless, and very hardy. Reliance grape is one of the best tasting, red seedless table grape.

Florescent pink flower spikes atop compact plants. Long bloom period if deadheaded regularly, June-August.

Blue-black table grapes. Sweet and suitable for fresh eating, jams and juice.

Early. Large Red Variety Ripening Before Concord. Good Table-Quality Grape. Plant In Protected Site.

Noted for its distinctively layered horizontal branching, this shrub is laden with pure white, large single flowers in late May.

Deep pink buds open to spicily fragrant, clustered white blooms in early May. Forms a neat, rounded shrub. Disease resistant, dark green foliage.

3” diameter pom-pom-like flower clusters (snowballs). Flowers acquire light rose flushing as they fade, hence the cultivar name of ‘Roseum’. Blooms May.

Whirl and swirls of vanilla scented flowers are creamy white with flecks of deep violet around the edges. No two are exactly alike. Blooms May-October.

This beautiful English hybrid has extra large, pale lemon blooms with contrasting lavender margins. Fragrant. Flowering from May-October.

Dark blue blooms frosted with white speckles May. Fragrant. Heart-shaped leaves.

Deeply divided leaves which resemble a bird's foot. Bi-colored dark purple and light blue and uniform light blue. Blooms early spring.

The flowers are white but heavily streaked with lilac and lavender tones throughout. Begins bloom in late spring.

Black violet flowers with yellow eyes. May.

Best in fertile, moist locations. Partial shade is best for spreading.

Tall clumps of strong stems with whorled serrated leaves around the stem, topped with pale lavender flower spikes in summer.

Deep green leaves that are flushed with burgundy and copper overtones that intensify as the temperature drops. Dainty light blue flowers in mid to late spring.

Luxurious deep green foliage, long bloom period, with violet-blue flower spikes . Deadhead regularly to maintain bloom. July-September. Outstanding cultivar. Perennial Plant of the Year 1993.

Smothered under dramatic vividly blue flowers. June-August. Good groundcover.

Bright fuchsia-pink bloom spikes appear from June through September. Butterfly magnet! Plants are extremely vigorous and tolerate partial shade better than other varieties of veronica.

Pure white flowered spikes on emerald green, textured foliage. These flowers are great as cut flowers and will attract butterflies. June-August.

Short spikes of clear, bright medium pink. Blooms June.

A compact, bushy plant with spikes of tiny, lavender-blue flowers which bloom most of the summer.. June-August.

Wooly speedwell. Blue flowers atop blue foliage that always looks stunning. June-July.

Pale blue flowers atop gray-green, mat forming foliage. Great groundcover for moist, well-drained sites. Blooms early summer.

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