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Pike Nurseries has a tremendous variety of perennials ranging in size from starter perennials to full landscape-ready plants. We carry the latest in new plant introductions with innovative and exciting material arriving frequently. Whether your garden is "made in the shade" or "fun in the sun" or a little of both, we have the perennials to fit your needs. Come in and chat with any of our friendly, knowledgeable associates and leave with renewed confidence and excitement - you'll be ready to go home and start digging!

Here are a few of our favorites right now ... but please note that availability and selection will vary by location.

	Sedum ‘Angelina’ Attractive, low evergreen groundcover for sunny areas. This succulent forms a trailing mat of golden-yellow, needle-shaped leaves. Clusters of yellow starry flowers appear during the summer. Cascades beautifully when planted in containers or near a wall. Foliage may develop beautiful amber tones in the fall and winter. Performs well in rock gardens where the plants can be given room to spread. Plant in full sun in well-draining soil. Drought and disease resistant. Also attracts butterflies.
	Delosperma ‘Mesa Verde’ Mesa Verde trailing  Ice Plants form a thick succulent mat two to six inches tall, or higher. The iridescent salmon-pink flowers are present all summer long.  The flowers open only in full sun. They close when the sun goes down or when the skies are overcast, so be sure not to plant them in the shade. Plant them in the sunniest spot in your landscape. This plant can tolerate poor soil and is extremely drought tolerant. It rarely needs watering.
	Coreopsis ‘Zagreb’ Zagreb Threadleaf Coreopsis is a compact perennial that grows in dense, bushy clumps 15 to 18 inches tall. It produces bright yellow, daisy-like flowers that bloom continuously throughout the summer. The leaves are dark green and have a delicate, airy appearance. Plant Coreopsis in full sun in soil with good drainage. These plants are tolerant of heat, humidity and drought. They are a great addition to rock gardens, naturalized areas, mass plantings and borders. They also make great cut flowers.
	Hibiscus Luna Series Luna Hibiscus is a compact, hardy variety valued for its magnificent, dinner plate sized blooms. The plants are big, bushy, and well-branched. The series boasts bloom colors of white, pink, red and bi-colors. Usually starts flowering in late June and continues to flower until frost. Plant these perennials in full sun. They prefer moist soil and can tolerate a wet site. The plants need good air circulation for optimum performance. Can be used as a single specimen or planted in borders, screens or masses. Can also be planted near a water feature. Attracts a variety of wildlife, including butterflies.
	Rudbeckia ‘Indian Summer’  Often referred to as Black-eyed Susans or Gloriosa Daisies, these tender perennials produce large golden-yellow blooms that sit atop stems that are well-branched rather than long and straight. The flowers are fuller than other Black-eyed Susans with wide petals and chocolate black centers. At maturity, the plants can reach a height of 36 to 42 inches.    The original plants are relatively short-lived but the plants self-seed readily. Plant in full sun to partial shade. Rudbeckia will tolerate clay soil and are said to be rabbit resistant. They look beautiful in mixed borders or when planted in masses. Flowers attract butterflies and are great for cutting.