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Perennial Flowers- Early to Mid-Summer Bloom Time All perennials have their time in the sun! Just as your early bloomers begin to fade, these beauties take over the spotlight for your summer garden. These were picked for your sunny garden with the belief that they can tolerate poor soil, high wind and just an occasional deep watering.
This outstanding iris is a native of Siberia and is a perfect fit around a water feature, as it needs consistently moist soils. What sets this iris apart from others is the 2- 3 inch velvety violet blue flowers that bloom in June - truly spectacular. At nearly 3 feet tall, this Iris will be a presence onto itself.
Bloom Time Height Width Zone Watering Sun June 24 to 36 inches 15 to 24 inches 3 Full to Part Sun
New! This is a mid summer bloomer with pale pink flowers with a yellow throat. They are held above attractive dark green, narrow foliage. Great for massing and borders!
New! This award winning daylily is a tribute to the actor that made vampires vogue in the 1930's with the movie 'Dracula'. Its dark purple to almost black flowers with a vivid lime green throat that bloom from June - July, is a tribute Mr Lugosi's performance - this one is a showstopper!
New! Over 4 inch medium pink flowers with a triangular red eye and green throat. Elegant Candy has won numerous awards for its outstanding bloom and fragrance. Blooms in June and July, then after a respite from the heat, blooms once again!
New! This is an outstanding new ever-bearing dwarf daylily with fragrant bright rose flowers, deeper pink eye and yellow throat. Expect the show to start in June and finish by September. Ideal for the front of the border as they only grow to 15" tall.
Size Cost 1 Gal $15.00
 Strutter's Ball Daylily
(Hemerocallis 'Strutters Ball') 
New! This blooms in midsummer with large 6 inch flowers with deep purple petals that sport a silvery white halo! The throat is lemon-green and the stamens are dark purple. It is a strong, sturdy plant with superior branching and heavy bud count.
Height Width Zone Watering Sun 28 inches 18 to 24 inches 3 Full Sun
Size Cost 1 Gal $15.00
 Gateway Joe Pye Weed
(Eupatorium purpuream 'Gateway')
New! This is a 2010 GreatPlants Perennial of the year! A gorgeous, large perennial with wonderful lavender-purple blooms. With beautiful wine red stems that develop large green leaves, it is a definite attractor of butterflies and bees but not deer! A great contrast plant with ornamental grasses. This one is not xeric, it likes to be watered similiar to a blue grass lawn.
Golden Storksbill (Erodium chrysanthum) New! Plant Select 2011, fragrant soft yellow flowers over silvery mounds of evergreen foliage make this a lovely contrast plant for the border of perennial beds or in the rock garden. The biggest show of flowers is late spring with some reblooming thereafter.
A thick mound of striking reddish-green foliage with erect stalks carrying open spires of white flowers.
Pikes Peak Purple
Penstemon (P. x mexicale ‘Pikes Peak Purple’) Plant Select 1999. Blooms in violet purple with intense veining in the throat area. Grows 12-15 inches high, mounding to 8 to 12 inches wide. Click Here to watch our VIDEO about Pikes Peak Purple Penstemon.
These Casper tested long-lived perennials covered in scarlet tubular flowers for nearly two months in the summer will be a hit with you and the hummingbirds! Later in the season this somewhat xeric plant will be a dark green mound looking a lot like a miniature evergreen, 8 inches tall.
Plant Select 1999. Blooms in bright rose all summer. Grows 12 to 15 inches high, mounding 8 to 12 inches wide.
Plant Select 2007. Blooms in a softer luminous lavender-blue with red-purple veining in the white throat. It is a larger presence in the garden at 18-24 inches high by 18 inches wide.
New! We offer this plant whenever it becomes available - this is native of Wyoming's prairies with spectacular yellow plumes in early to mid summer. This plant is well suited for the xeric garden whether in town or the prairie. Plant in un amended soil and mulch with pea gravel. It will take a couple of seasons to bloom, but once it does it will be a showstopper!
Rain Gauge Throughout this site, the following are used as guidelines for watering established plants:
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Caesar's Brother Iris
(Iris siberica 'Caesar's Brother')
Bama Music Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Bama Music') 
Bela Lugosi Daylily (Hemerocalis 'Bela Lugosi') 
Elegant Candy Daylily (Hemerocallis 'Elegant Candy') 
Rosy Returns Daylily (Hemerocalis 'Rosy Returns') 
Husker's Red Penstemon (Penstemon digitalis 'Husker Red')
Red Rocks Penstemon (P. x mexicale ‘Red Rocks’)
Shadow Mountain Penstemon (P. x mexicale ‘Shadow Mountain’)
Prince's Plume (Stanleya pinnata) 
Red Fox Veronica (Veronica spicata "Rotfuchs')
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