Dahlias

Grown from a tuber that is planted in spring after the last frost of the season, these easy to grow beauties are one that you will definitely want to include on your grow list.

Heirloom Chrysanthemums

These incredible flowers will bloom in the fall when much of the rest of the garden has faded and return every year. These varieties are not your average pincushion mums that you get at the hardware store. Some will grow to be over 6 feet tall with 5 inch blooms in every color and shape. Grown from cuttings that are shipped in early spring, these are a must for any garden!

ROSES

There’s a reason they’re the most sought after flower throughout time. Incredibly fragrant and prolific, roses come in every color and style. Our roses are grown from a spring planted, 2-3 year old bare root which will establish happily in your garden and bloom the first year. For about the amount you would pay for two dozen roses you can have these incredible varieties blooming in your yard year after year.

Peonies

Peonies are grown from a root that is best planted in the fall or spring. Once your shrub is established, it will send up the most heavenly blooms, mid to late spring year after year. There’s a reason these incredibly fragrant flowers are known as “The Queen of Spring.”

Sunflowers

True stars of the summer garden. Sunflowers now come in all kinds of beautiful variations. You can direct sow them right into the soil and then stand back and watch as summer’s beauty emerges. Grown from seed sown in the spring, sunflowers are a good flower for beginners.

Zinnias

Grown from seed sown in the spring, just a few of these easy-to-grow plants will churn out buckets of blooms all year. There’s a reason these gorgeous heat lovers are a staple of the cut flower garden and a favorite to add height and color in the yard.