Echinacea Eye-catcher™; 'Canary' (Canary Coneflower)Improved genetics Bright yellow petals surround a dark cone Excellent basal branching Compact form Attracts butterflies Song birds eat the seeds in the fall and winter A double layer of overlapping, horizontally held yellow petals and a dark cone will "catch your eye" from mid summer into the fall. Lush dark green foliage, excellent basal branching, and compact form are ideal for the sunny mixed perennial bed. Hardiness Zone 4 8 Height 18 20 in Spread

Some Euonymus look good at the nursery and fade in the landscape but this bold beauty adds a strong constitution to its colorful attributes creating what might be the best evergreen Euonymus on the market

Attracts hummingbirds

and 'Sixteen Candles' compact size makes this an ideal flowering shrub for smaller gardens

24" stalks above dense

Golden yellow flowers contain sharp maroon central eye zones

Coneflowers are a staple plant to any sun-loving garden and can tolerate drought conditions

airy mound of foliage that comes alive in late spring as hundreds of buds begin to open to show off deep red

Easy to Grow Attracts hummingbirds and butterflies Excellent nectar source for native bees Deer tend to leave this plant alone Drought Tolerant Easy to identify by its distinctive

performs well in the New England states and its compact

4-6" pom pom like blue-pink flowers Long lasting blooms up to 4 weeks Repeat blooms throughout the summer Does not do well planted on a northern exposure Regal® Collection Great for containers One of the latest clematis to come from the Evison & Poulsen breeding programme and launched at the 2013 Chelsea Flower Show

narrow upright profile in the garden that is perfect for the middle or back of any garden that grows in full sun

fast-growing form of 'Winter Gem'