Evergreen foliage to 3 ft with white flowers, followed by berries which should NOT be eaten. Sun to partial shade. Zone 9.

Low, spreading ground cover with large, cobalt blue flowers, that rebloom. Sun. Zones 3-9.

A profusion of shell pink flowers over aromatic foliage to 6 inches. Sun to partial shade. Zones 4-9.

Magenta flowers in early summer. Aromatic foliage. Sun to part shade. 12-18".

Intense lilac-blue flowers on reddish-plum colored, compact foliage. Slow-growing. To 10 inches. Sun to partial shade. Zone 5.

Large white flowers vividly marked with violet veins, on scalloped, felted, gray-green foliage. Mounded habit, slow-growing. Zone 5.

Masses of pink flowers, low-growing,mounding. Sun/partial shade.

Fuchsia-pink flowers with red veins. Low-growing perennial. Sun to partial shade.

Golden foliage becomes spangled in red and white, continues through winter. Continuous pink flowers. Very attractive plant. 6 to 9 inches tall.

Pale pink to white flowers on fuzzy, fragrant semi-evergreen foliage. To 18 in. Full sun to partial shade. Zone 5-9.

Large, orange-red flowers on 12 inch stems in May-June. Sun to partial shade. Zone 3-7.

Bright orange flowers on brilliant golden foliage from 8 to 12 in. Drought tolerant. Best in sun. Zones 5-8.

An English wildflower with reddish-purple flowers and feathery seed heads May-Sept. To 15 in. Moist shade.

Reddish-white flowers in threes. Foliage has silky hairs. 6 to 8 inches. Native to NW. Ornamental seed spikes. Sun.

Graceful, fan-like foliage, which turns golden in fall. Pest free. Slow growing to 40 ft. Native to U.S. millions of years ago.

Long, narrow flower petals are purplish-blue on stems to 10 inches in late Springto early Summer. Tight mat, good groundcover. Sun

A cross between Franklinia a. & Gordinia l. with large cream flowers and large glossy foliage. Ever-green tree. Red Fall color. Zone 7.

A majestic herbaceous hardy plant, can grow to over 6 ft. across with 8 ft long stalks. Reddish flowers. Needs water and heat. Sun.