Fireworks GoldenrodWow. You get to enjoy the benefits of a native wildflowerlong lasting blooms, visiting birds (it's a favorite of indigo buntings and goldfinches), natural toughness. All this, but on a dramatic, showy plant. In late summer and fall, it literally cascades and sparkles with radiating flower spikes, earning its name! Growth is tall yet tidy, making Fireworks ideal for anchoring the back of a late season flowerbed. Thrives in moist, well drained garden

Attract butterflies

taking away all guesswork for you

Pick in bud and bring indoors or give away long-lasting bouquets to friends and neighbors

This garden classic has a long blooming period

clump of fuzzy linear leaves

The bright blooms of creeping phlox are one of the first to color the spring landscape

and we're sure its design and versatility will make it a favorite in home gardens too

In cases of shallow roots

plant in full sun

dark green foliage all summer long

Mix in grass seed and water well

Ambrosia Pear tree prefers full sun and loamy soil