Aquilegia 'Blue Jay' (Columbine)

Bright rosy-purple flower clusters on strong stems in upright, compact clumps of glossy green foliage.

Blooms from mid to late summer
1.5-2′ tall x 1′ spread
Fragrant
Attracts bees and butterflies
Deer and rabbit resistant

Silver-pink pincushion-like flowers gather in dome formation in the middle of the elegant pink petals. The medium green foliage forms a basal clump. The plants have a tendency to spread easily but can be easily held back.

Blooms late spring to mid summer
1.5- 2 ft tall x 1-1.5 ft wide
Deer resistant
Attracts butterflies

Dense clumps of arching stems, with brilliant golden variegated leaves in cascading layers resemble dwarf bamboo. Hidden among the foliage are tiny delicate green flower heads. The foliage turns to an attractive copper-orange shade as the weather cools. Slow growth rate.

Blooms late summer to early fall
1-2 ft tall x 1-2 ft spread
Shade tolerant
Deer and rabbit resistant
Groundcover

Violet falls, yellow signal, white veining, green erect foliage, blooms midsummer, moderate growth rate, 2-3.5 ft tall x 1-2 ft wide, full sun

Mixed seed strain of purple, blue, pink, red, yellow, and bicolour flowers; fan shaped green foliage, moderate growth rate, blooms early summer, 1.5-2 ft tall x 1-1.5 ft wide, full sun to partial shade.

(DWARF) Large, solitary, crepe-papery, cup-shaped flowers with orange-red petals with dark blotches and dark purple stamens. Dissected, grayish-green, thistle-like foliage. Blooms late spring to early summer. 12-18″ tall x 12-18″ spread. Full Sun.