May 3, 2021

Storm Cloud Amsonia is a cultivated perennial native to Missouri. We love all Amsonia varieties for their early blooms and fabulous fall foliage. This variety emerges with almost black stems that open up with olive-green foliage in the spring. In May, small star-shaped blue clusters of flowers blanket the tops of the tall upright foliage. Blue flowers are uncommon in the landscape so we like to incorporate this perennial for a different pop of color. Shrub-like in shape this perennial dominates it’s space and makes an excellent anchor or backdrop to other perennials. It’s bright yellow fall foliage gives this perennial multi-season interest in the garden.
Mixed perennial gardens, pollinator/natural gardens, massings, cut flower gardens
"Dark Side of the Moon" Astilbe contains a deep chocolate colored foliage beneath strong, dark stems.
Banana cream Shasta daisies reflect a romantic, timeless aura which by early summer become a dense blanket of creamy white flowers.
The big ears lamb's ear is a great choice for groundcover thanks to its superb hardiness and unique texture.
Summer eclipse false sunflower is always an excellent addition to the hot and sunny garden.