A Maryland classic. Blooms spring through hard frost with no spraying or deadheading. Disease-resistant and resilient in heat and humidity.
Repeat-blooming hydrangea with massive blue or pink flower heads. Handles Maryland's humid summers beautifully and keeps blooming all season.
Tough and compact with bursts of pink or white flowers in spring and often again in fall. Some varieties have golden foliage that stays colorful all season.
Silvery-green aromatic foliage with tall lavender-blue spikes mid-summer through fall. Extremely drought-tolerant once established and thrives in Maryland heat.
Compact panicle hydrangea that prefers full sun. Lime-green blooms turn rosy-pink in fall — stunning and low-fuss anchor shrub for the front yard.
Even more vibrant than Knock Outs — paprika orange, cherry red, Italian ice. No spraying, no deadheading. Continuous color with zero fuss.
One of the most popular daylilies ever. Cheerful golden-yellow blooms all summer on compact arching mounds of foliage. Nearly indestructible once established.
A Maryland native beloved by pollinators. Rosy-purple blooms with spiky orange centers all summer. Drought tolerant, deer resistant, and great for birds in fall.
Maryland's state flower! Golden-yellow blooms with dark centers light up the garden mid-summer through fall. Spreads happily to fill gaps — a true front yard workhorse.
Classic white petals with cheerful yellow centers. Blooms early summer and again in fall if deadheaded. Adds crisp contrast to warm yellows and purples, and makes great cut flowers.