Designer Landscapes Catalog

Brick Paver Edge - Mission paver

Mission pavers set end to end in mortar. Each paver is 7.75" long by 3.87 " wide.

Brick Paver Edge-Bavarian Tumbled

Bavarian Tumbled -rectangle paver set end to end in mortar. Each paver is 8.25" long by 5.5 " wide

Brick Paver-Richcliff

A beautiful rich colored paver available in two colors: dawn mist and pebble taupe. The pavers fit nicely next to each other to form traditional to revolutionary designs. Let us help you identify what yours will be! 3 sizes:12" x 9", 9" x 9", 6" x 9".

Brunerra- Sterling silver (Brunnera)

Large Heart-shaped leaves with a silver color and veiny dark green accents. They are very shade tolerant. Picture from Walters Gardens Inc.

Brunnera 'Jack of Diamonds' (Brunnera macrophylla)

The hear-shaped leaves have a silver overlay with vivid wide, dark green veining pattern. These classic perennial are treasured for their shade tolerance and lovely blooms. Pictures from Walters Gardens Inc.

Bubbling Boulder

A simple natural stone water feature bringing beauty and a peaceful atmosphere to any outdoor living space. Enjoy the calming sensation as the water cascades over your boulder or have a hearty appreciation as birds splash and drink from it! Various boulder types are available. Kit includes basin, pump, tubing, etc. The pump will need an electric plug, close by.

Buckeye 'Bottlebrush' (Aesculus)

Aesculus parviflora. commonly called bottlebrush buckeye, is noted for being one of the best summer-flowering shrubs for shade areas. It is a dense, mounded, suckering, deciduous, multi-stemmed shrub which typically grows 6-12' tall. Features palmate green leaves (5-7 leaflets) and erect, showy, cylindrical panicles (to 12" long) of tubular white flowers with conspicuous red anthers and pinkish filaments. Mid-summer bloom can be spectacular. Flowers give way to glossy inedible, pear-shaped nuts (buckeyes) encased in husks, however these nuts are infrequently produced in cultivation in the northern parts of this shrub's growing range (including St. Louis). Foliage turns yellow in autumn.

Burning Bush-Dwarf (Euonymus Alatus compactus)

If you love vivid colors and only have a relatively small space nothing beats this shrub! It achieves a 5 x 5 size and becomes a show stopper in the fall when it turns bright red. Watch its transition as you walk by it daily or, if it is in a more distant part of your landscape, be in awe when you gaze out and see it has gone from green to red 'overnight'.

Butterfly Bush (Buddleia)

Full sun brings out the best in this perennial and the results are not just the large purple, pink, yellow or white blossoms. It draws the attention of butterflies and you can "host" plenty of them as the bush grows to as much as 6 feet. You will enjoy its blooms beginning in June and all through Sept. Works well as a cut flower if you want to sneak a couple of branches away from the feasting, beautiful butterflies. Pictures from Walters Gardens Inc.

Butterfly Bush - Short (Buddleia davidii)

You may want to select the short butterfly bush variety which reaches 3-4' upon maturity. It blooms from June through September. Just as the bigger version does this one works well as a cut flower. It attracts hordes of butterflies so you can enjoy the show outside! Pictures from Walters Gardens, Inc.

Butterfly Bush 'Black Knight' (Buddleia davidii)

This large butterfly bush has dark, deep purple blooms with an arching habit. This is a statement plant, growing 5' to 6' ft. tall and wide. Pictures from Walters Gardens Inc.

Butterfly Bush 'Fourth of July' (Buddleia)

This a tri-colored flowering shrub that blooms beautiful white, purple and pink-red flower spikes. It will give your home instant curb appeal. Pictures from Walters Gardens, Inc.

Butterfly Bush 'Grand Cascade' (Buddleia)

This is a beautiful light lavender purple with "12-14" long panicles. It attracts butterflies and hummingbirds. It's a low maintenance perennial that is easy to grow, drought tolerant and deer resistant. It would make a beautiful focal point in the garden. Pictures from Walters Gardens, Inc.

Butterfly Bush 'Queen of Hearts' (Buddleia)

This is a compact butterfly bush that stands up to 3 ft tall. It boasts 15" blooms of beautiful purple to add a real splash to your landscape. Pictures from Walters Gardens, Inc.

Butterfly Weed (Asclepias tuberosa)

The 2017 Perennial Plant of the Year! This hassle-free perennial has tangerine orange blooms that will last for three months, followed by green fruits. This is a favorite of our state insect, the Monarch Butterfly! Plant these in your garden for great cut flowers, and you're likely to find some orange-winged inspectors flying around. Pictures from Walters Gardens, Inc.

Buttonbush 'Sugar Shack' (Cephalanthus occidentalis)

This dwarf Buttonbush is the perfect way to add some native plants to your landscape. Buttonbush are typically too big for a residential setting, but at half the usual size, this one is perfect. Fragrant white flowers stand out against the glossy green foliage to give you great summer color!

Candytuft 'Snowflake' (Iberis sempervirens)

Candytuft is a charming plant for perennial gardens. This perennial forms a beautiful blanket of large clusters of pure white flowers. It makes a great filler for crevices in walls or between the stones of walkways. Pictures from Walters Gardens Inc.

Cherry - Weeping (Prunus)

As is used in social media: OMG (oh my gosh)! The pictures never do these trees justice. Find a special spot for this graceful, weeping tree with pink or white blooms in spring. It's a choice you'll appreciate making for years to come.

Cherry, Yoshino (Prunus)

Create a spectacular show with masses of fragrant, double white to pink flowers on a spreading, arching crown. Glossy, dark green leaves turn bright yellow in fall. It will provide shade for smaller patios, front yards, and other outdoor living spaces. A stunning single specimen in lawns or when used as a street tree. Even more lovely at your front-yard entry gate or to highlight a cottage garden.

Clematis (Clematis)

Who among us hasn't appreciated the brilliance of someone else's clematis? Thought so! Choose our perennial in pink, purple, or white summer blooming vine (June thru Sept), with large vibrant colored blooms. Works well as a cut flower if you choose. Pictures from Walters Gardens, Inc.

Clematis 'Stand by Me' - Bush form (Clematis)

This beautiful dark blue-bell shaped flowers appear from late May to June with some rebloom into the late summer months. New leaves has a bronze cast to the undersides. It attracts butterflies and is deer and rabbit resistant. Pictures from Walters Gardens, Inc.

Clematis 'Sweet Autumn' (Clematis terniflora)

Looking for a pair-able plant for your other Clematis? Or perhaps on an arch, after early blooming vines have retired for the season? Try this vigorously fall-blooming perennial vine with small fragrant white flowers. It begins to delight you in August and keeps up the good work till sometime in October. Pictures from Walters Gardens, Inc.

Cobblestone - Canadian Colored

These decorative rocks range in color from whites, pinks, and grays. Placing them within landscaped areas not only sets off the lushness of the plants but helps keep weeds at bay.

Cobblestone - Weathered Sandstone

The king of cobblestone comes in irregular and very natural shapes in sizes that range mostly from 4-10 inches. Tan / brown with some lichens. Use it in your showcase areas where you want to highlight dramatic plantings and keep weeds down.

Columbine (Aquilegia)

Columbine perennials offer cheery blooms in a mix of pastel colors from May thru July. As if that's not pleasant enough, know this: it spreads by seed so each year it gets better and better. You will find it attracts hummingbirds. The best places for it will provide partial shade. If you are so tempted you will find it works well as a cut flower. Pictures from Walters Gardens, Inc.

Coneflower 'Cheyenne Spirit' (Echinacea)

This stunning perennial boasts a unique mix of colors, including tomato red, fluorescent orange, magenta, golden yellow, and white. With its bold and beautiful blooms, this coneflower is sure to be a showstopper in any garden or landscape. This hardy plant is also a great choice for gardeners who want a low-maintenance option. Pictures from Walters Gardens, Inc.

Coneflower- Firefinch (Echinacea)

A short flower with horizontal petals that have a variety of color from a reddish orange to a crimson pink. Picture from Walters Gardens Inc.

Coneflower 'Pow Wow Wildberry' (Echinacea)

This perennial is a beautiful addition to any garden. Its deep purple-pink blooms are sure to catch the eye of anyone passing by. The flowers are large, measuring 3-4 inches in diameter and are perched atop stiff, well-branched stems. It also attracts butterflies, making it a valuable addition to any garden ecosystem. Pictures from Walters Gardens Inc.

Coneflower 'PowWow White' (Echinacea purpurea)

Pure white flowers with a golden yellow cone measured 3-4” across with wide, overlapping, reflexed petals. From early through late summer, the flowers are produced prolifically on stiff, well-branched stems. It will attract butterflies and birds. Pictures from Walters Gardens, Inc.

Coneflower 'Rainbow Sherbet' (Echinacea)

This stunning plant is a favorite among gardeners, thanks to its unique pompom-like flowers with overlapping ray petals. The flowers start out orange and transition to pink, creating a beautiful gradient that is sure to impress any visitor. It also attracts birds, making it a great addition to any wildlife garden. Pictures from Walters Gardens, Inc.

Coneflower 'Salsa Red' (Echinacea)

This very well-branched series is well-matched for habit and timing, and perfect for use in spring-planted programs. Sturdy, compact plants have proven hardiness for years of enjoyment in the garden. Very floriferous in bright, rich colors. Pictures from Walters Gardens, Inc.

Coneflower 'Summersong' (Echinacea)

This beautiful coneflower has a variety of colorful shades, from reddish orange to pinkish red. It attracts butterflies and a variety of birds and is deer resistant. It will bring a great curb appeal to your home. Pictures from Walters Gardens, Inc.

Coral Bell 'Berry Timeless' (Heuchera)

This perennial produces light pink flowers which age to a deeper rose red. Coral bells are easy to grow and blend easily with most other perennials in the landscape. They attract beautiful butterflies and hummingbirds. Pictures from Walters Gardens Inc.

Coral Bells 'Apple Twist' (Heuchera DOLCE 'Apple Twist')

This stunning perennial plant is sure to make a statement with its ever-changing hues throughout the season. Starting with chartreuse-yellow leaves that mature to a rich green, the red veins lighten to bring a true show of colors that will have your garden bursting with life. Pictures from Walters Gardens Inc.

Coral Bells - Sunny Variety (Heuchera)

Saucy is a word to describe this coral bell, a slightly ruffled foliage of purple, bronze , silver or chartuese. This semi-evergreen needs very little space as its habitat. You can use them in a variety of settings. Pictures from Walters Gardens Inc.

Coral Bells - Yellow leafed variety (Heuchera)

A yellow leafed variety of coral bell blooming pink. Can tolerate more sun than typical purple leaf varieties. Picture from Walters Gardens Inc.

Coral Bells 'Black Pearl' (Heuchera)

This coral bell forms a dense habit of jet black leaves with purple undersides. It keeps its intense color even in full sun! Pictures from Walters Gardens Inc.

Coral Bells 'Caramel' (Heuchera)

A popular coral bell, chosen for its beautiful dense foliage. Forms large fuzzy leaves ranging from apricot to amber. Pictures from Walters Gardens Inc.

Coral Bells 'Palace Purple' (Heuchera Micrantha)

Start and end your summer with this brilliant purple foliage. It peaks with white blooms in June and July. Overall this perennial grows to 12-18 inches tall and makes quite a statement for a relatively small perennial. Pictures from Walters Gardens Inc.

Coral Bells- 'Timeless Treasures' (Heuchera)

This wonderful perennial is totally covered with large rosy pink flowers on a proportionally mahogany stems. It also has an attractive foliage that forms a compact, dense clump. It attracts beautiful butterflies and hummingbirds.

Coral Bells 'Wildberry' (Heuchera DOLCE 'Wildberry')

This beautiful perennial has large, purple, glossy leaves that are delicately veined with charcoal. Coral bells are easy to grow and blend easily with most other perennials in the landscape. Pictures from Walters Gardens Inc.

Coreopsis- uptick red and yellow (Coreopsis)

Coreopsis 'Zagreb' (Coreopsis verticillata)

Zagreb is considered a dwarf coreopsis - a perennial reaching a height of 12-18 inches. Needing dry to medium watering and full sun you will be pleased to learn it thrives in poor, sandy or rocky areas as long as there is good drainage. You can trim it back late in the summer and find it blooming again in the fall. The trimming also helps to contain the plant in its area. Pictures from Walters Gardens Inc.

Crab - Sugar Tyme (Malus 'Sutyzam')

One of the most disease resistant flowering Crabapples, this Sugar Tyme Crab is a great option to add some beautiful color! Pink buds turn to white fragant flowers that cover the tree in the Spring. Red fruit adds nice fall color that remains throughout the winter.

Crab-Prairiefire (Malus)

It's a crabapple tree (Prairiefire, Profusion, Indian Magic) which is disease resistant and tops off at 15 ft tall. In early spring it produces beautiful shades of pinkish-rose blooms. Later, small berry-like fruit, dark red purple 3/8 - 1/2 inches in diameter replace the flowers. Leaves are purplish green with purplish green bark, making the perfect backdrop for the growing season. You will find this tree adapts to a variety of soil conditions.

Crab-White (Malus "Spring Snow")

Although we named just one there are many (Spring Snow, Snow Drift, Sugar Thyme) and they are disease resistant, each growing approximately15 ft tall. Beautiful white blooms open in spring (April) and are followed by small, showy berry-like fruit on Snow Drift and Sugar Thyme!

Crapemyrtle 'Tonto' (Lagerstroemia indioca)

From mid-summer to early fall, Tonto, a low-spreading crape myrtle produces an endless and spectacular bloom of crinkly, crepe-papery, white flowers. Reddish-purple fall foliage color is an additional bonus. It's a good standalone shrub in a protected location but also is a friendly addition to a group. Whether you have one or a hundred they will be appreciative of a good winter mulching!

Cypress Slender Hinoki

A wonderful medium sized evergreen conifer that grows steadily to reach 4 or 5 feet tall in about 10 years, and eventually reaches 8 feet tall and about 4 feet across. It has beautiful dense foliage of a rich deep-green color, and the soft green leaves are arranged in small curved shell-like clusters, giving the tree an appearance that is both rugged and charming at the same time. This plant is a graceful addition to your garden, bringing structure and permanence among your flowering plants. Plant it around your house for beauty summer and winter.

Cypress-Bald (Taxodium Distichum)

Somebody we know says this is her favorite tree and with good reason. First, it grows fast (she's impatient) and can reach 50-70 ft tall. It has delicate, fern-like foliage (she is a fern fanatic), light green needle-like leaves. The leaves turn coppery-bronze in fall. There aren't many problems associated with this deciduous tree (she likes that). The good news is, we can put Bald Cypress in your yards so you can mark it as your favorite too!

Daylily - 'Cosmic Struggle' (Hemerocallis)

This Daylily offers rich wine purple flowers, lined neatly with a lemon-yellow picotee edge. They are rabbit resistant and attract butterflies and hummingbirds. They are also easy to grow. Pictures from Walters Gardens Inc.