Festuca glauca 'Boulder Blue' (Blue Fescue Grass)

Upright lime-green flowers rise above light green soft velvety leaves. Partially folded toothed scalloped lobes are hairy, making the leaves sparkle with the morning dew.

Blooms from late spring to early summer
15-18″ tall x 18-24″ spread
Attracts butterflies
Deer and rabbit resistant
Self-seeding; remove spent flowers to avoid spread

(Prairie Pixies™ Collection) Daisy-like blooms of buttery yellow grow on short and stout, sturdy stems above deep green foliage. One of the few Echinacea that grow in a dwarf habit. Fast growth rate.

Use as cut or dried flowers. Be sure to keep some flowers in the garden over winter, as the blackened seedheads provide cold-season garden interest, as well as food for finches and other winter birds.

Blooms mid-summer to early fall
1 ft tall x 1 ft spread
Attracts bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds
Deer and rabbit resistant
Drought tolerant

Blue violet, green foliage, moderate growth rate, blooms mid summer to early fall, 2 ft tall x 1.5 ft wide, full sun to partial shade.

Burgundy purple, red to tan bottlebrush blooms, moderate growth rate, blooms late summer, 3-4 ft tall x 2-3 ft wide, full sun. ANNUAL

Thick, soft, silvery velvet leaves spread by runners form a rapidly spreading mat. This cultivar rarely produces flower spikes. Spreading habit. 3-6″ tall x 9-18″ spread. Full Sun.