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Van Zyverden Ornamental Grass Pink Muhly 1 Dormant Plant Our national attention is turning to climate change. All the data say it's crunch time, and that plants are essential for building communities that can withstand these changes. A 2016 report from the EPA explored ways green infrastructure can improve community resiliency. Experts and stakeholders outlined strategies to help communities prepare for and mitigate the effects of climate change. Strategies included managing flood risk, reducing urban heat island effects, and decreasing the energy needed to manage water. Ornamental grasses and sedges can be part of the answer in all the case studies cited in the EPA report. Grasses and sedges anchor the plantings that help clean our water, reduce flooding, and lessen the effects of rising temperatures. Drought tolerant and requires little attention once established. Muhlenbergia capillaris is used extensively on golf courses and in home landscapes.

Van Zyverden Daylilies Black Stockings - 3 Roots The daylily (Hemerocallis) is considered a "sure bet" perennial. They thrive throughout most of the country, with the exception of the very deep south. They tolerate less than ideal conditions and will bloom faithfully for years with virtually no attention. As the name implies, daylily flowers open in the morning and die by nightfall. Each flower stem typically has at least a dozen flower buds, and the plant stays in bloom for many weeks. They should be planted in every garden. Hemerocallis Black Stockings is known for its striking and outstanding characteristics. Its blooms are blackish and dramatic. Like the typical daylily it has six petals medium to large in size in a radial pattern. Known to produce an extended blooming and long-lasting bloom display. The foliage is dense and grass-like, while not the main attraction, easy to care for. Considered a low maintenance plant. A very reliable performer, making it a popular choice among daylily enthusiasts.   What You Get 3 roots

Van Zyverden Aquilegia Columbine Pink and White Blend Roots - Set of 8 Aquilegia is native to Europe and known by several common names such as Columbine, Crowfoot and Granny's Bonnet. It is known and appreciated for its spring bloom and beautiful basal leaves. Flowers are dove-like with a spreading bonnet-like appearance. Use in borders, rock gardens, cottage gardens, shade gardens, woodland gardens or in naturalized settings. Enjoy as a ground cover after bloom. Perfect choice for the Northeast as they will naturalize freely. USDA zone appropriate in all 3-8 zoned gardens. Our Columbine Blend is a picture perfect mixture of Aquilegia varieties; Pink and blue Barlow which are complimentary in color, height and blooming time. Best of all, they are easy to grow just about anywhere.  Pink a What You Get (8) Roots Good To Know

Van Zyverden Patio First Romance Lilies Kit If you have limited space, no garden at all or just prefer container gardening, this kit is made for you. Container gardening makes it easy to care for your plants. As long as you have space on your porch, deck, patio or balcony for a medium-sized container, you can garden. Our transition styled decorative metal planter (sized 12" x 12") comes with a hard-shell inner plastic growing pot, bag of growing medium, planting stock, gardening gloves and growing directions. Oriental Romance lilies are visually stunning with large, exotic-looking flowers. The colors are vibrant and rich and often have unique markings and intricate patterns that make them stand out. Its fragrance is often described as sweet, spicy, and intoxicating, adding a sensory experience to any patio setting. The flowers are long-lasting, ensuring weeks of enjoyment. Deer Resistant.

Van Zyverden Yarrow Fragrant Terracotta Blend - Set of 8 Roots Bring butterflies and other pollinators to your garden with this easy to grow, versatile and rewarding perennial. This premium Yarrow mixture features varieties complimentary in height, color and bloom time for eye-catching flowers from summer to fall.  What You Get 8 bare root divisions Good to Know