Hands-down the coolest aroid ever. With black and white striped inflorescence and tropical foliage, it will turn any spot in your garden exotic. They have been reliably hardy for many years, even this winter.

I love this one! They have mixed and matched so you’ll find colors ranging from purple, pink to white.

Large size is in bloom now.

Astrantia adds interest in perennial beds and woodland gardens where they can be viewed up close so their exotic-looking flowers can be appreciated. The relatively fine textured foliage provides good contrast to large-leaved plants. Combine astrantia with astilbe, ligularia, ferns and hostas in the shade or with ornamental grasses in sunnier areas.

Chinese Mayapple is an unforgettable plant, just get a load of these huge leaves!

This clumping, herbaceous perennial that loves shade and consistent moisture. Maroon blooms dangle like earrings underneath the red, spotted leaves. Definitely an all time favorite for any shade garden! Hard to find and the #1 plant in my garden everyone goes gaga for.

These have recently been transplanted, please allow your new plant to better root in and fill the pot for a couple weeks before putting it in your garden to reduce planting shock.

Primula meadia (syn. Dodecatheon meadia) is a wonderful addition to a shade garden. It prefers regular moisture during the summer or goes dormant. They may choose to reseed themselves, but not aggressively. It is considered an uncommon North American native perennial and I love it.