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With a red inflorescence capping a 4 tem, Torch Lily actually looks a bit like a torch. Clusters of tiny, drooping, tubular flowers form long, graceful spikes that are supported by tall, sturdy stems. The foliage is also quite dramatic, composed of gray-green, sword-shaped, 3 ft. L leaves. Hummingbirds are attracted to the torch big, ruddy flower clusters.

Entrapment is a daylily with extraordinary flower power. When this variety reaches its third season in your yard, you ft. ll have up to 800 gorgeous blooms. Flowers appear in midSummer and again in late Summer to early fall. Grows 26 in. tall.

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.

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.

Munstead is a compact lavender with a mounding habit that adds charm to any home garden. Tiny, fragrant florets cover lavender-hued flower spikes. The foliage is aromatic and grows on strong, straight stems that are gray in color. Plant Munstead in herb gardens, rockeries or perennial borders. To enjoy the scent, plant in groups near a window or entryway. Use to create fresh or dried flower arrangements. Also ideal for sachets, essential oils and perfumes.

Phenomenal Lavender is a very large, hedging lavender that yields exceptionally fragrant flower spikes with purple blooms that are darker in color than those of other lavender plants. A hardy variety, Phenomenal tolerates cold winters and hot, humid summers. And its resistant to common root and foliar diseases. Wonderful along fence lines, its also great for drying and using in potpourris.

Purple Coneflowers are a must-have for the late Summer garden. These easy-to-grow native perennials stand 4 ft. tall. Their 5 in. flowers are a regal purple with deep maroon centers. Great in flower gardens, coneflowers readily naturalize and attract birds and beneficial pollinators such as butterflies.

Make a bouquet or add to your indoor garden area with this lavender. This pollinator-friendly, deer-resistant full-Sun perennial grows 22 to 24-in. tall and resists heat, humidity and cold. For Summer and fall blooming, cut back the spent flowers.

Solomon's Seal is a graceful woodland perennial with arching stems, soft green leaves, and creamy spring blooms. Ideal for naturalizing under trees or along shaded borders, this plant spreads gradually and requires minimal care. Solomon's Seal excels in partial to full shade, thriving in the cooler, filtered light of woodland settings. It's a smart pick for underplanting shrubs or trees where color and form are often missing. Each spring, delicate bell-shaped blooms appear beneath the plant's gently arching stems. While not flashy, their creamy white color offers a quiet contrast that enhances any shade planting. This plant forms colonies over time through rhizomes, but spreads at a measured pace. It's a great long-term solution for filling in space under large perennials, shrubs, or trees-without overwhelming nearby plants.

With a red inflorescence capping a 4 tem, Torch Lily actually looks a bit like a torch. Clusters of tiny, drooping, tubular flowers form long, graceful spikes that are supported by tall, sturdy stems. The foliage is also quite dramatic, composed of gray-green, sword-shaped, 3 ft. L leaves. Hummingbirds are attracted to the torch big, ruddy flower clusters.