April Night SalviaTime to switch this newcomer is superior to the popular May Night in ways you'll love! Not only does it come into bloom a month earlier, it shows excellent mildew resistance and handles summer heat and humidity in style. It's a bit shorter and more compact, so you can tuck it into mixed flowerbeds, grow it massed in sunny spots, or feature it in large containers. Rabbits and deer give it a pass, too. Best in full sun. Matures between 12 14 inches high

green foliage turns bright golden yellow in fall

No need to remove any stems—just pick

Dishwasher safe

Originating in Georgia in the 1800s

is a delight for those with a sweet tooth and perfect for rich

ferny foliage with silvery stems

Black Adder blooms later in the season than some hummingbird mints

Above All™ Climbing Rose offers more petals

dry place for 7-10 days

cold-hardy and self-fertile variety

But order this low-priced collection and you'll discover exciting new daylilies

The vigorous plant grows just 30-36 in