Geum triflorum #1Geum triflorum "Prairie Smoke" has nodding, bell to cup shaped mauve flowers that are followed by showy feathery pink seedbeds throughout summer. North American native wildflower. Finely divided foliage is hairy. Cute and a little bit weird. Blooms: late spring to mid summer Light: full sun to part shade Soil: fertile well drained, regular to dry garden soil. Dislikes winter wet. Spacing: 6 12" Height at maturity: 6 18" Zones: 3 7 Images are used for

Bloom: June - September

Guiseppi' has very striking rosettes of blue-green leaves with contrasting mahogany tips

Cut flowers add fragrance and texture as filler in fresh bouquets

hedges or as a specimen plant

Zones: 3 - 8

Soil: regular to acidic

Dividing: in spring

sparse fruit

also called 'Cognate'

Clethra alnifolia 'Caleb Vanilla Spice' summersweet bush has dark green leaves that support white fragrant summer flowers

Juniperus squamata 'Blue Carpet' is just what it says it is

"what this garden needs is a series of three mugo pines to accent that tree