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This plant is native to the prairie land of the Western US.The most challenging Echinacea to grow in a garden setting, it is a slow growing plant easily...

This species is native to the central plains states. Lovely rosette of narrow, slightly fuzzy leaves with a 3 foot bloom of pretty pale pink/lavender...

Yellow Coneflower native to the Ozark Mountain area. This plant is relatively rare. A good choice for conservationists who would like to increase the...

Purple Coneflower. The pretty green rosette of lance shaped leaves give rise to numerous Rich, magenta, purple daisies with characteristic luminescent...

Tennessee Purple Coneflower is limited to a small range in SC and TN. It is now listed as a federally endangered species. For this reason it needs to be...

Native to the Alps of Europe, this plant traditionally grows amongst the rocks of high alpine meadows, although it seems to thrive here at a low elevation...

Tree Onion. Sometimes a gardener stumbles across a plant so odd, yet so sensible it demands to be spread around to others. Introduced from Canada in the...

This is the native blue Elder All parts of this tree are medicinal. The root and bark are purgative, the flowers diuretic and diaphoretic, the ripe berries...

Please Note:  We are now  offering The selected  Johns and Adams varieties of American Elder which are vigorous varieties with great berry production and...

This beautiful shrub grows in a rounded shape to 10 feet with an equal spread. An Elder of European origin selected for its unusual foliage and large...

A giant plant with velvety pointed leaves and large yellow flowers. Traditionally used as a respiratory herb, the root is dug after a year or 2 in the fall....

Easily naturalized in the garden this common looking foot tall herb has a pungent odor and flavor. Epazote is highly esteemed for seasoning corn, black...

Huge showy yellow flowers 3-6 inches wide open every evening . This type of evening primrose is very low growing about 8 inches tall and not nearly as...