Durable Plants For Landscapes

Heidi Grasman
A garden bed filled with clusters of round, purple allium flowers surrounded by green stems and foliage, with other assorted flowering plants visible nearby.

Allium 'Millenium'

Allium ‘Millenium’ is a ball of fun for your garden and landscapes. Standing 15-20 inches tall and 10-15 inches wide, the upright dark glossy green foliage creates a thick mound of color. In mid-summer, loads of ball-shaped flowers emerge. Each lavender flower of Allium ‘Millenium’ can reach up to 2 inches across and lasts for several weeks. Planted in full sun to part shade, the native pollinators will have a ball!

Dense cluster of silvery, finely divided leaves of an Artemisia plant growing next to green grass, with the soft, feathery foliage creating a textured and contrasting appearance.
Silver Bullet Artemisia
Close-up of a cluster of red, orange, and yellow leaves showcases the autumn foliage of Kodiak® Red 2.0 Diervilla, a drought-tolerant shrub with dense, textured leaves reminiscent of bush honeysuckle - Photo Property of Garden Crossings LLC.
Kodiak® Red Diervilla
Tall spikes of vibrant purple, pea-shaped flowers rise above green leaves, showcasing Decadence® 'Sparkling Sapphires' False Indigo (Baptisia), a compact, deer-resistant plant set against a softly blurred green background - Photo Courtesy of Walters Gardens, Inc.
Sparkling Sapphires Baptisia
Two vibrant red Double Take® Scarlet Quince (Chaenomeles) flowers with yellow stamens bloom amid glossy green leaves on a potted shrub, displayed on a metal shelf - Photo Property of Garden Crossings LLC
Double Take Scarlet® Quince
A dense, rounded plant with thick, dark purple leaves and clusters of small purple flower buds, growing in a garden with yellow flowers and green trees in the background.
Rock N' Grow 'Back In Black' Sedum
A cluster of long, pointed leaves with green, white, and purple stripes, closely packed together. The leaves have visible raindrops on them and vary in color intensity.
Rhoeo 'Tricolor'

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