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Lowe's   1.00 -Quart Multicolor Gaura 1.0 -Pack

Gaura creates a whimsical focal point in any landscape design. Known for it's Greek word, Gauros, meaning superb is indeed has the longest flowering bloom time of the perennial family. Place them in an area with full sun and watch them waltz with the summer breeze.

Lowe's   2 -Quart Multicolor Foamy Bells Heucherella 1.0 -Pack

Heucherella, often grown as a groundcover or border plant, inherited the attractive foliage of the heuchera plant, but the heart-shaped leaves are usually smaller. The foamy-looking heucherella blooms (reminiscent of foamflower) are available in shades of pink, cream and white.

Spring Hill Nurseries   1 -Pack Multicolor Wench Bearded Iris Perennial Plant Bareroot

Wench Bearded Iris serves up a bold color combination sure to turn heads. With a white-pink ray pattern, the standards display in striking contrast to the rich, deep plum falls thinly edged in pretty pink. Bright tangerine beards add a prominent highlight to the dark falls and accentuate the white-pink standards. Exhibits excellent performance and flower power with 7 to 9 double-socketed buds appearing on each sturdy stem.

Spring Hill Nurseries   1 -Pack Yellow Bumble Bee Primrose Dormant Bare Flowering Perennial Bareroot

Bumble Bee Primrose has deep black-brown flowers with scalloped yellow edges and golden eyes nestled within lush green foliage. These happy little flowers add a colorful display to shady areas whether they grow in border gardens or in containers. Wherever you plant them, be sure to stop to enjoy the delightful fragrance from its petite blooms. Bumble Bee Primrose is a historic cultivar.

Lowe's   2 -Quart Sedum 1 -Pack - Low Maintenance

Plant them and forget them! That basically sums up why you should include a variety of sedum in your garden and landscape. Available in a seemingly endless selection of sizes, colors, and shapes, sedum vary from 3-inch-tall ground-huggers to 3-foot-tall. Their adaptable nature also allows sedum to work as well in the landscape as it does in containers. Most sedum bloom in the late summer and fall and produce nectar-rich heads of rose, red, yellow, or white flowers that will attract butterflies from miles around. And, when not in bloom, sedum shows off fleshy bright green, gray, red, maroon, chartreuse, or variegated foliage from early spring till frost. Sedum is also deer resistant. Hardy from zones 3-8.