This naturally compact campanula also flowers 1-2 weeks earlier than other campanulas. - Paul Pilon

This compact and colorful series loves to show off and is ideal for production in small containers. With its first-year flowering, floriferous nature and uniform growth habit, it is sure to breathe new life into any perennial program. - By Paul Pilon

This variety is a showy spreading campanula that is receiving a lot of attention from growers. - By Paul Pilon

'Snow Fairy', an herbaceous perennial that grows and performs like a shrub, can be beneficial for growers. With its striking green-and-white foliage, few cultural problems and ease of production, it's a must-have in the landscape. Just keep them away from wet sites. - By Paul Pilon

This versatile cultivar can easily be produced in containers, perennial beds and as a cut flower. This variety, with its unique flower color, long bloom time and exceptional vase life, has received rave reviews in European markets, earned numerous awards including the 1999 Award of Recommendation by the Royal Boskoop Horticultural Society, The Netherlands, and was selected as the best introduction at the 17th Salon Végétal, France in 2002. - Paul Pilon

This coreopsis can be grown during any season, making it a great addition to spring, summer and fall programs. Coreopsis 'Limerock Ruby' is destined to become one of the most sought-after perennials for growers and gardeners across the country. Discovered by Mary Ann Faria of Limerock Plant Farms in Lincoln, R.I., this hybrid coreopsis with unknown parentage brings a new bright red flower to a genus that is dominated by various shades of yellow blooms. With these characteristics and ease of production, Limerock Ruby has the potential to be a classic American perennial. - Paul Pilon

This first-year flowering coreopsis will grow best under full sun and produce an abundance of large, yellow blooms. - By Paul Pilon