Plants
Prairie’s Edge
Hosta 'Prairie's Edge'
Prairie’s Edge
Prairie's Edge has bright green leaves with dark green margins measuring 1-2" wide. Centers hold yellow color. Lavender flowers appear in midsummer.
Praying Hands
Hosta 'Praying Hands'
Praying Hands
Wavy twisted foliage stands upright. Looks as though hands are folded and praying. This is one neat looking hosta!
Priarie Dropseed
Sporobolus heterolepis
Priarie Dropseed
Prairie dropseed is a clump-forming, warm season, Missouri native perennial grass which occurs in prairies, glades, open ground and along railroads throughout much of the State. Fine-textured, hair-like, medium green leaves (to 20" long and 1/16" wide) typically form an arching foliage mound to 15" tall and 18" wide. Foliage turns golden with orange hues in fall, fading to light bronze in winter. Open, branching flower panicles appear on slender stems which rise well above the foliage clump in late summer to 30-36" tall. Flowers have pink and brown tints, but are perhaps most noted for their unique fragrance (hints of coriander). Tiny rounded mature seeds drop to the ground from their hulls in autumn giving rise to the descriptive common name..
Primal Scream
Hemerocallis 'Primal Scream'
Primal Scream
One of the most sought-after daylilies available today. Winner of the 2003 Stout Medal (the highest honor a daylily can receive).
If you're looking for the WOW factor in daylilies, you found it here with 'Primal Scream'. Nothing comes close to the spectacular 7+-8+ inch, glimmering tangerine orange, gold dusted blossoms and green throat of this selection.
Officially classified as "unusual form", the tepals are narrow, twisted, and recurved with loosely ruffled edges. These gigantic blossoms are presented in midsummer on tall, graceful, willowy scapes above the attractive arching foliage.
With such a distinctive presence, 'Primal Scream' is sure to steal the show in the garden when it is in bloom.
Dormant tetraploid.
Daylilies can survive many harsh conditions that other plants cannot including: polluted city environments, slopes, poor and dry soils, near pavement that is salted in winter, and under Black Walnut trees (not affected by juglone).
'Primal Scream' has been selected by gardening expert P. Allen Smith for his Platinum Collection. Here is what P. Allen has to say about this fabulous plant:
"Appropriately named. A color with the ability to arrest your attention. This is the 'mother of orange' a riot inciting daylily if there was ever one. Splendid with any flower that can withstand this daylily's scream."
Primrose English
Primula 'Pacific Hybrids'
Primrose English
Flowers freely in a wide range of colors including yellow, maroon, lavender, white, pink, and blue-violet. Most have large eyes of contrasting colors.
Primrose Noverna Deep Blue
Primula capitata 'Noverna Deep Blue'
Primrose Noverna Deep Blue
Fluted petals of bright blue held down and out from a large white center on chalky white stems!
Primrose Pubescens Mix
Primula x pubescens
Primrose Pubescens Mix
Thick, gray foliage serves as a backdrop for a mix of flower colors that includes shades of burgundy, mahogany, yellow, red and some flesh tones. The flowers feature large yellow centers and will bloom in late April or May.
Primrose Siskiyou Pink Showy
Oenothera Berlandieri
Primrose Siskiyou Pink Showy
Trailing plants are covered all summer long with beautiful pink "bells" up to 4" across. Delightfully fragrant!
Primrose Sundrop Missouriensis Showy
Oenothera Macrocarpa
Primrose Sundrop Missouriensis Showy
Canary yellow, mildly fragrant, 3 inch wide flowers are produced in great numbers over dark green leaves from early through midsummer.
Princess Elsa
Hosta 'Princess Elsa'
Princess Elsa
Medium hosta with wavy green leaves and a white back. Leaves start to turn yellow as the season goes on. A cross of 'Cinnamon Sticks' and 'Pycnopylla'.
Pull of the Moon
Hosta 'Pull of the Moon'
Pull of the Moon
Just as the moon pulls the oceans into gentle, returning tides, this hosta might just be tugging your heart to add a splash of color to your collection. A large yellow centered sport of 'Tidewater', this hosta features attractive, wax-heavy blue margins and numerous vein pairs. The yellow leaf center becomes more pronounced as the season goes on to remind you of moonlight dancing on ocean waves. (M. Zilis, Solberg 2020) (Sport of 'Tidewater') Large, (16" x 36"). Medium lavender flowers in late summer.
Pure Heart
Hosta 'Pure Heart'
Pure Heart
'Pure Heart' is cute variegated sport that displays the reverse variegation pattern of 'Mighty Mouse', bearing rounded leaves with blue green margins and a creamy yellow to creamy white center. Like its parent, the leaves are of heavy substance. This miniature hosta has lavender flowers that are produced on perfectly proportional scapes.
Purple De Oro
Hemerocallis 'Purple D' Ore'
Purple De Oro
Also known as 'Razzmatazz'
2½", medium purple flowers and a bright yellow throat
Petals have narrow pie crust edges, dark purple veining, and paler purple midribs; smooth-edged sepals have white tips
A miniature daylily with a compact growth habit; the perfect size for containers
Purple Fountain Grass
Pennisetum alopecuroides setaceum 'Rubrum'
Purple Fountain Grass
This beautiful annual grass is probably the most popular and widely used seasonal grass. It is commonly used in beds and containers. Feathery plumes appear above the deep purple foliage from mid summer to the first frost.
Purrsian Blue Catmint
Nepeta catmnint 'Purrsian Blue'
Purrsian Blue Catmint
Purrsian Blue has showy bright lavender blue flowers that cover the mounded fragrant foliage from early to late summer. Compact and tidy in habit with dense branches that won't flop open like other catmint. Easily maintained.
Queen of the Prairie
Filipendula rubra
Queen of the Prairie
A very tall, upright, clump-forming perennial that typically grows 6-8' tall and features Astilbe-like, 6-9" wide panicles of tiny, fragrant, pale pink flowers in early to mid summer. Deeply cut bright green leaves are fragrant. A good foliage plant that is valued for both its leaves and its flowers.
Queen of the Seas
Hosta 'Queen of the Seas'
Queen of the Seas
Thick, heart-shaped, blue-green leaves have a very wavy pie crust edge. Blooms near white flowers in early to midsummer.
Rachel Peony
Paeonia 'Rachel'
Rachel Peony
Paeonia 'Rachel' shows off huge double flowers that look like glowing, hot red pom-poms in the garden. 'Rachel' perfumes the air with her sweet fragrance in early summer.
Racy Red Hot Heuchera
Heuchera 'Racy Red Hot'
Racy Red Hot Heuchera
Heuchera Racy Red Hot is an HGTV exclusive perennial. Racy Red Hot turns bright red in the spring and fall. Darkens to a dark brown-red during the summer. Foliage is reddish purple. Mounding shape form.
Radiant Red Eyes
Daylily 'Radiant Red Eyes'
Radiant Red Eyes
RADIANT RED EYES – Pierce G. 3193-a (Raspberry Mountain x Tet Waxen Splendor) x (Crimson Bullseye x Tet Rose F. Kennedy) SEV, EM, 42” high, 7” flower, 12 way branching, 60-80 buds.
Strawberry pink white base, HEAVY diamond dusted red eye, deep green glowing throat, red picotee, fragrant.
Photo and description credit to Floyd Cove Nursery.
Rainbow Pillar Serviceberry
Amelanchier Canadensis 'Glennform'
Rainbow Pillar Serviceberry
An exceptional new introduction with a narrowly upright habit of growth, ideal for the home landscape where a vertical accent plant is called for; showy white flowers in spring followed by edible berries, brilliant fall color.
Rainbow’s End
Hosta 'Rainbow's End'
Rainbow’s End
2021 Hosta of the Year! Small hosta with bright gold centers and dark green borders. Dark lavender flowers in mid summer. Sport of 'Obsession'.
Rainforest Sunrise
Hosta 'Rainforest Sunrise'
Rainforest Sunrise
Our 'Rainforest Sunrise' Hosta has light green leaves in Spring that quickly gain bright gold centers with dark green margins. Upright growth habit.
The thick slug resistant leaves are heavily corrugated and deeply cupped.
We have a clump of this beautiful hosta in our garden that customers always gawk at. Our clump measured 14" tall after 4 years but is listed as 10" tall by the registrar.
Light lavender flowers mid summer.
Rascal
Hosta 'Rascal'
Rascal
'Rascal' is a semi-upright hosta with chartreuse leaves containing a thin green layered edge. This hosta becomes a bright yellow in the center. Many dense, light pale flowers bloom tall in mid summer. This hosta is also sun tolerant and will have a brighter yellow center with sun. 'Rascal' performs its best colors when planted in a fair amount of sun.
Raspberry Bomb Echinacea
Echinacea 'Raspberry Bomb'
Raspberry Bomb Echinacea
This exclusive HGTV Echinacea is very easy to grow. Raspberry Bomb will continue to bloom without any dead heading needed. Bright pink and lavender flowers bloom on shades of green foliage.
Raspberry Bristol Black
Rubus 'Bristol'
Raspberry Bristol Black
Fruit is black and large with attractive, fairly glossy skin. Flesh is firm. Berries have excellent quality, good flavor and ripen in mid-season. Good for canning and freezing. Canes hardy and vigorous.
Raspberry Cumberland
Rubus 'Cumberland'
Raspberry Cumberland
Summer bearing. Large, firm, round, juicy, black berries harvested mid-season; mid-July through September. Considered the sweetest and most delicious of all raspberry cultivars. Sweet, rich taste excellent for freezing, canning, jam, jelly, sauce, syrup, preserves and baking. Is not seedy. Vigorous, strong, upright, heavy rooted canes. Good yield in any soil. Grows well in shade. A popular black raspberry, self-pollinating.
Raspberry Eclipse
Daylily 'Raspberry Eclipse'
Raspberry Eclipse
After 14 years of building up stock, Walter's Gardens is finally pleased to offer us 'Raspberry Eclipse', the newest daylily introduction from Chris Meyer, the hybridizer of 'Going Bananas'. 'Raspberry Eclipse' features 5½" extremely showy, beautiful raspberry/purple flowers, with a lavender purple band. Heavily ruffled, frilly edges highlight the lemon yellow picotee edge.
Height: 30". Spread: 18". Flower: Purple shades. Rebloomer.
Raspberry Heritage
Rubus 'Heritage'
Raspberry Heritage
Everbearing The medium sized red fruit has very good flavor and quality. First crop mid-July, second crop September 1.
Raspberry Suede
Hemerocallis 'Raspberry Suede'
Raspberry Suede
Impressive rich raspberry red flowers, super saturated like raspberry syrup, are quite sunfast for such a dark color. Aptly named, they have an unusually smooth, velvety texture like suede. Well budded scapes top the large clump.
Raspberry Sundae Peony
Paeonia 'Raspberry Sundae'
Raspberry Sundae Peony
Large, double blooms range in color from blush to cream with splashes of raspberry-pink at the edge of the petals. Blooms appear early to midseason and have a mild, sweet fragrance.
Raven Grass
Erianthus ravennae
Raven Grass
Has an upright to open habit with large, white plumed flowers. Flowers appear in fall from late September to late October. Because of its large size it is very effective as a specimen plant or screen. It forms large clumps up to about five feet in diameter. It is often used as a substitute for pampas grass in northern growing areas. The stems are weaker than pampas grass and have a tendency to break in high winds. It performs best in as sunny site in moist, well-drained soils. Wet sites shorten its life considerably and leads to extensive winter injury.
Razzmatazz
Hosta 'Razzmatazz'
Razzmatazz
Hosta 'Razzmatazz' has long green leaves and rippled white margins that seem to dance in the breeze. The veins of the leaf stand out nicely and the tips of the leaf curl downward. Fairly rare hosta not found easily. Pale lavender flowers in mid to late summer. Medium sized hosta. Ripple Margin Hosta.
Color: Green and White
Size: 17 inches tall by 36 inches wide
Red Baron Japanese Blood Grass
Imperata cylindrica 'Red Baron'
Red Baron Japanese Blood Grass
An unusual and dramatic grass, slowly forming a low clump. Leaves are green at the base, with red tips that become more intense over the summer and fall until they appear to glow. Effective as an edging, in the rock garden, and especially when mass planted. Although this prefers moist soil, plants require good drainage, especially in winter. Remove any all-green shoots if they appear. Clumps may be easily divided in the spring. Seldom flowers.
Red Charm Peony
Paeonia 'Red Charm'
Red Charm Peony
America's favorite peony, with gigantic, ruffled wine red blooms and a spicy-sweet fragrance. Nicely textured foliage emerges reliably each spring, and with a hot-house-grown sumptuousness, the flowers last for weeks in garden or vase. Unquestionably popular for its huge size, saturated color, and superb performance.
Huge, rich red flowers are made up of a single row of outer petals that surrounds an explosion of smaller, and heavily ruffled petals which keep expanding as the flower opens. An APS Gold Medal winner. Early bloomer.
Red Feather
Trifolium rubens 'Red Feather'
Red Feather
The most ornamental of all clovers and definitely worthy of a place in the garden. Huge, deep red flower heads are silver when in bud and are borne on long stems. Silvery, hairy leaves too. Fantastic for attracting butterflies and hummingbirds.