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Strongly scented, favored by chefs; 2" long dark green leaves, slow bolting

Strongly scented, favored by chefs; 2" long dark green leaves, slow bolting

Strongly scented, favored by chefs; 2" long dark green leaves, slow bolting

Tender; sweet; good eating

Large, uniform dome, excellent protection

Multi-colored stems; mild flavor

Slim, real prolific, spineless plant' 6-8"

Beautiful, culred green leaves

Deep waxy green, yellowish head

Dark green, creamy center, slight savoy

Sweeter flavor than oregano; its relative; very useful

Pot marjoam; thyme-like aroma; perennial

Yellow to orange, widely adaptive, 2" x 8"

Evergreen, beautiful plant; many culinary and other uses

For flavoring meat and poultry; gray green leaves; blue flowers; a tender perennial

Bright yellow scallop, compact, open, 2.5" x 4"

Black-green, semi-bush acorn; 5-6"

Drum shape; 8" diameter; dark green, deep orange, vining

Unusual, oblong, ripens yellow, good keeper, use like spaghetti noodles

Heart-shape, sweet dumpling type, ivory/green, stores well

German or English winter type; most popular variety; hardy, wide dark green leaves

Medium size, 4-7 oz, red fruits with rich, full flavor

Luscious flavor is very rich, loud, and distinctively spicy; large fruits are often over 1 lb

Lucious pink beefstakes weighing up to one pound

Sunny orange fruits with full tomato flavor; roudn; smooth 8-10 oz fruit with a meaty interior; few seeds

Excellent yield, large indeterminate; 1 oz deep globe

Pear; 5 oz determinate

Small, early red flesh, thin rind, 8-12 pound fruit

Strongly scented, favored by chefs; 2" long dark green leaves, slow bolting

Large dome, fine bead, holding ability

Deep red, 6" round; very solid

MN Pollinator Pak for Butterflies

MN Pollinator Paks

Tall, greenish-purplish flowers. Four-sided grooved stems.

Derives name from white flowers that look like white breeches.

Small shrub native to North America. Leaves were used for tea during the American Revolution.

Narrowed, medium-green tapered leaf

A rarity among native grasses in that it sports tiny attractive flowers during its summer bloom time (see detailed photos

A common sedge able to grow almost anywhere

Carex retrorsa has a very hard seedhead that will remain intact through Fall making it an attractive choice for any formal or Rain Garden planting.

Very versitile sedge that is great in a landscape and as a groundcover

A great sedge with a very ornamental seed head and clump-forming nature

Leafy Satin Grass is a warm-season grass; it actively grows during the summer when soil temperatures are warm.

Whorled deeply cut leaves, greenish white flowers atop each of many stems

Pinky white flowers; lime green leaf

Easily recognizable leaves; good for a shade ground cover

Paired ovate leaf, flowers green-white, likes shade

Heart leaf; fall bloomer, useful in shady borders

Shade tolerant; adaptable to various soils

Wonderful, bright yellow plant for moist or even boggy areas, very hardy

Green ovate leaf; blue flower; sun/shade

Wonderful shade plant; pink to lavender flowers

Stout, erect stem; yellow flowers

Bell-shaped sky-blue flowers

Grows well in forest areas

White to pink flowers; atracts bees and hummingbirds

For shade or partial shade; flowers range from pale blue to violet

Late blooming yellow flower

Also called smooth wild petunia

Stems zig zag from leaf to leaf

Excellent plant for a shade garden

A wam season grass that has a beautiful fall color

A wam season grass that is drought tolerant

One of the most abundant native grasses in the United States

Grows during cool soil temperatures in the spring and the fall

Fine-leaved sedge for wet soils and full sun

Aromatic, cool-season perennial

Most widespread rush world wide

Actively grows during the spring and fall when soil temperatures are cool

Indian Grass is one of the first warm season grasses to form seeds and they are rich clusters of bronze colored seed. Golden stems and large seed heads provide ample color and texture to plantings and birds will enjoy the seeds come fall.

Cord Grass is a warm season grass; it actively grows during the summer when soil temperatures are warm.

A wonderful tussock-forming growth habit; takes on a nice golden hue all throughout the fall and winter.

Very pale purple flowers

Good plant for rock gardens; deer and rabbit resistant

Plant is topped by tiny purple spike-like masses

Greenish, white flower

One of the first perennials to bloom in the spring

Late spring flowers look like cat's feet

Excellent nectar source for Monarch and Queen butterflies

Less aggressive and slightly smaller flower than the common milkweed

Has a bright orange flower; great for a sunny, dry area

Has leaves that are smooth to the touch

Attracts a variety of insects but has a shorter nectar tube

Attracts bees and butterflies; purple flower with yellow center

Blooms for about six weeks in the fall

Good for wetter soils; popular with a wide variety of insects

Has many beautiful violet-purple flowers

Can produce a blue flare in the spirng

Cream to light yellow flowers essential for queen bumblebees

Aggressive plant; prefers a larger area