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Miss Kim Lilac has 3 in. L purple buds that open to slightly fragrant dark lavender-blue flowers in late spring. It is a profuse bloomer, that will attract a lot of butterflies and pollinators to your landscape. Miss Kim has lustrous dark green foliage, and a deep red fall color. This lilac is a more compact grower, spreading 4 ft. to 5 ft. tall and wide in 10-years. Hardy in USDA zones 3 to 7.

You'll love this pretty wildflower for what it does to your wooded sites and shadowed beds. White, 3-petaled blooms appear in mid Spring to midsummer and naturalize nicely for repeat blooms next year. Great White Trillium grows 12 in. tall to 18 in. tall and spreads to 18 in. Zones 3 to 8.

Transform your garden into a vibrant oasis with Garden State Bulb Nikko Blue Hydrangea Bare Roots, sourced straight from trusted US farms and growers! Known for their fast growth, these hydrangeas burst with stunning, round blue blooms that last for months, bringing a splash of color to your landscape all season long. Reaching up to 6 feet tall, they make a perfect statement plant for garden beds, entryways, or as a beautiful privacy screen. Not only are they eye-catching in the garden, but their striking blue flowers also make fantastic cut blooms for bouquets and vases. Hydrangeas thrive in partial sun to partial shade with well-drained soil, and while they may take 1 to 3 years to reach full maturity, the wait is well worth it for the breathtaking blooms they'll bring to your outdoor space!.

Johnsons Blue Geranium is an easy-care, low-maintenance perennial with loads of delightful blooms. From late Spring to early Fall, the 2 in. sky-blue flowers bloom in clusters on foliage that grows 12 in. to 18 in. tall and 24 in. to 30 in. W. Johnsons Blue is beautiful in borders, containers and cottage gardens. It also makes a lovely ground cover. Attracts butterflies, but deer tend to avoid.

Birds, bees and butterflies love to flutter among the vivid yellow flowers of Maximillian Sunflower. A tall and hardy native perennial sunflower, its 4 ft. to 7 ft. tall stems are covered with 2 in. to 3 in. yellow blooms from midsummer to frost. Impressively beautiful in a sunny garden, the flowers also make terrific cut arrangements. Reliably perennial in most of the country, Maximillion is a long-lived plant that thrives in heat, drought and even poor soil.

Midnight Marvel Hibiscus bears huge, pure red blooms that absolutely glow against the richest purple foliage in the genus. Since buds occur not just at the tips, but all down the stems, blooms appear for a long period of time starting in midsummer. Neat and compact, this front-border perennial doesn't need to be relegated to the back like other hibiscus might. Native to swampy areas, Midnight Marvel loves moist, rich soils, but adapts well to dryer, poor conditions. Leaves attain their most gorgeous wine-purple color when planted in full sun.

Astilbe Garden Mix is a staple for those wanting color in the shade. These astilbe rebloom Summer after Summer in mostly woodland borders. Many gardeners with shady places also must contend with deer, whose nibbling of expensive plants can be infuriating. Not so with Astilbe, which the deer tend to ignore. These plants really aren't fussy, but will not tolerate drought, so watch for hot, dry spells and periodically give them a deep drink. If your soil is loamy and moist, they'll be fine and reward you with flowers that appear to float above the ground covers.

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.

Sarah Bernhardt Peony is the perfect perennial. It adds long-lived color, brilliance and beauty to the landscape without requiring a lot of your attention. Peonies are perfect as go-to border flowers or low-growing hedges. Sarah Bernhardt, in particular, will stun passersby with fluffy, 7 in. double blooms of soft pink that cover the plant. This lovely peony is certainly the highlight of the late-season landscape. Grown in groups, it creates a fragrant hedge full of flowers that make wonderful bouquets. Peonies are very long-lived in the garden and can thrive for decades with proper care.

Snowball Viburnum has enormous ball-shaped clusters of white flowers. This shrub grows 9 ft. to 12 ft. tall and 6 ft. to 8 ft. W. It has a rounded, vase-shaped habit, that makes it ideal for flowering hedges or as a privacy screen. Dark green, ovate leaves are deciduous in northern climates and often semi-evergreen in warmer climates. Snowball Viburnum tolerates a range of soils, but performs best in moist, well-drained, acidic loamy soil. Hardy in USDA zones 6-9.