Designer Landscapes Catalog

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.

Daylily - 'Double Pardon Me' (Hemerocallis)

This gorgeous Daylily has a rich rosy-red flower with ruffled picotee edge. Daylilies can survive many harsh conditions and offer exceptional bloom performance. They are also easy to grow. Pictures from Walters Gardens Inc.

Daylily - 'Elegant Candy' (Hemerocallis)

This beautiful Daylily has pink flowers with a triangular red eye and a green throat. Blossoms are round in form and heavily ruffled. They are also easy to grow. Pictures from Walters Gardens Inc.

Daylily - 'Funny Valentine' (Hemerocallis)

This attractive Daylily forms a large red flower with beautiful dark blue green foliage. Is easy to grow and attracts butterflies and hummingbirds. Pictures from Walters Gardens Inc.

Daylily - 'Inkheart' (Hemerocallis)

This beautiful Daylily has creamy yellow flowers and a crisp, dark purple eye with a matching picotee edge. This is a great perennial plant that is perfect for a variety of landscaping areas. Pictures from Walters Gardens Inc.

Daylily - 'King of the Ages' (Hemerocallis)

This unique daylily has a blend of butter-yellow, peach, and apricot petals. It has a burgundy red eye and matching red picotee edge. It attracts hummingbirds and butterflies. Pictures from Walters Gardens Inc.

Daylily - 'Lake of Fire' (Hemerocallis)

This stunning 7" apricot-orange flower has a wide orange red eye with picotee edge and yellow golden margins. It attracts butterflies and hummingbirds.

Daylily - 'Marque Moon' (Hemerocallis)

The large 5-5½", fragrant, cream colored blossoms have a yellow throat that radiates softly out onto the petals. On cloudy days, you can detect a hint of peach color in the flower, and on sunny days you can see the diamond dust sparkling on the petals. Pictures from Walters Gardens Inc.

Daylily - 'Nosferatu' (Hemerocallis)

This beautiful burgundy-purple Daylily shows off its huge, broad triangle-shaped pedals. It has a high bud count and offers many weeks of blooms. It attracts butterflies and hummingbirds. Pictures from Walters Gardens Inc.

Daylily - Special (Hemerocallis)

The perennial daylily known as "Special" produces masses of a variety of colors of flowers, ranging from purple, pink, red, peach, and orange. Once it is all grown up it is16-30 inches tall. The vibrancy show runs June through July. Picture from Walters Gardens Inc.

Daylily 'Alabama Jubilee' (Hemerocallis)

You will enjoy the beauty of these compact huge-fragrant, fluorescent red-orange flowers. They are rabbit resistant and will attract butterflies and hummingbirds. Picture from Walters Gardens Inc

Daylily 'Born to Run' (Hemerocallis)

This gorgeous Daylily has a rich rosy-red with creamy yellow ruffled picotee edge. Daylilies can survive many harsh conditions and offers exceptional bloom performance. They are also easy to grow. Pictures from Walters Gardens Inc.

Daylily 'Bright Sunset' (Hemerocallis)

This beautiful Daylily has large coppery orange flower with golden orange halo with a small lime green throat. Daylilies can survive many harsh conditions and offers exceptional bloom performance. They are also easy to grow. Pictures from Walters Gardens Inc.

Daylily 'Pardon Me' (Hemerocallis)

This miniature daylily is 2 3/4" with cranberry red tepals with narrow yellow watermark and bright green throat. Daylilies can survive many harsh conditions and offer exceptional bloom performance.

Daylily 'Primal Scream' (Hemerocallis)

This beautiful Daylily offers, tangerine orange, gold dusted blossoms and a green throat. These gigantic blossoms are presented in midsummer on tall, graceful, willowy scapes above arching foliage. It will attract butterflies and hummingbirds.

Daylily 'Purple De Oro' (Hemerocallis)

A gorgeous 2 1/2" purple miniature daylily with a compact growth habit. The petals have narrow pie crust edges with dark purple veining. It is easy to grow and it attracts butterflies and hummingbirds. Pictures from Walters Gardens Inc.

Daylily 'Red Razzmatazz' (Hemerocallis)

These flowers are clear fire engine red with a yellow throat and pie crust ruffled tepals. Daylilies can survive many harsh conditions and offer exceptional bloom performance.

Daylily 'Ruby Spider' (Hemerocallis)

This Daylily has a large 9”, dark ruby red flowers with long spoon-shaped petals. It displays a large, golden yellow throat. It attracts butterflies and hummingbirds.

Daylily 'Scottish Fantasy' (Hemerocallis)

This Daylily has a 5-5½", coral pink flower with a sunny yellow watermark and lime green throat. These fragrant blossoms are produced on thick, well-branched stems an are easy to grow. Pictures from Walters Gardens Inc.

Daylily 'Sound of My Heart' (Hemerocallis)

This Daylily has pastel pink flowers with a wide, wine purple eye and matching purple picotee edge on the ruffled margins. Daylilies can survive many harsh conditions and offer exceptional bloom performance. They are also easy to grow.

Daylily 'South Seas' (Hemerocallis)

This is a beautiful Daylily with a 5" in coral tangerine tepals with reddish-coral band and yellow throat. It also attracts butterflies and hummingbirds. Pictures from Walters Gardens Inc.

Daylily 'Stella De Oro' (Hemerocallis)

When you say "daylily" most people envision Stella. Yell it our "STELLA"! There, now you feel better and can set about making the decision as to how many of this dwarf ever-blooming daylily you are going to add this year. It's a keeper - time has proven that. The flowers are gold, thus Stella's last name of de Oro. Very carefree plant! Translate that to be spunky. You'll see these ablaze in many lawns, looking up to the younger models but holding their ground firmly committed to being beautiful. Pictures from Walters Gardens Inc.

Daylily- 'Stella supreme' (Hemerocallis)

lemon-yellow flowers with triangular petals that continuously blooms.

Daylily 'Storm Shelter' (Hemerocallis)

This gorgeous Daylily has a 5" wide mauve colored blossoms with an enormous deep eggplant purple eye that extends to nearly the edge of the petals. Daylilies can survive many harsh conditions and offer exceptional bloom performance. They are also easy to grow. Pictures from Walters Gardens Inc.

Diamond Block Caps

These are the caps for diamond block walls. The dimensions are 16 x 12 x 3 5/8. They come in a variety of colors. These are very important in finishing work, topping off the wall to make it a real winner!

Diamond Block Extra-Large Cap

We may provide you with extra large cap for diamond blocks. 3" thick x 18" x 13". 44 pounds each. Colors choices: oakstone, pecan, and pewter. They make a lasting impression. Use them in areas where you have a large wall and where you may want to set big planters!

Diamond Block Pro Retaining Wall System

You may have the need for a large wall that has a bit of a formal look to it, yet fits into your landscape in a very natural way. We offer a pre-cast concrete retaining wall system that is recommended for larger walls. Each block is 8 inches thick, 18 inches long, and 12 inches deep. Each piece weighs 74 pounds. Colors include oakstone and pecan. This block must have a cap which is a diamond block cap.

Diamond Block Retaining Wall System

Pre-cast concrete retaining walls work best. Due to the way the wall is installed and the consistency of the product there is less risk of breakdown than with natural rock. Each block is 6 inches height x 16 long x 12 deep. Each piece weights 64 pounds. These come in gray and tan colors with blends also available.

Dianthus (Dianthus gratianopolitanus)

Your rock garden is begging for this perennial which looks like a dwarf carnation. Flowers range from pink to red starting in June and lasting through August. The complimentary foliage is blue-green.Attractive blue-green evergreen foliage. Long flowering red to pink blooms June thru August. Since it grows 6-12 inches tall we consider it a ground cover and you should consider it for lots of different places!

Dianthus 'Cherry Vanilla' (Dianthus)

Carnation-like flowers boast deep red flowers with light pink edges. These fully double flowers appear above narrow, blue-green foliage. Pictures from Walters Gardens Inc.

Dianthus 'Paint the town Magenta'-Pinks (Dianthus Caryophyllus)

This beautiful Dianthus will be producing ¾-1” wide, single vibrant magenta pink flowers. Flowers completely cover the plant when it’s in peak and its easy to grow. It attracts beautiful butterflies. Pictures from Walters Gardens Inc.

Dogwood 'Arctic Fire' (Cornus 'Arctic Fire')

The perfect addition when you have an area that needs some winter interest! The bright red stems will give your landscaping that "pop" of color to bring more life to the winter landscape. At 3-5' tall, this dwarf variety of dogwood is much easier to adapt into a smaller landscape than the usual 8' varieties.

Dogwood-Kousa (Cornus kousa)

This handsome small tree is covered with outstanding white star-like blooms about a month later than traditional dogwoods. Strawberry-like fruit decorates this tree in the fall. Lustrous dark green leaves turn red in the fall. It has a great form, loves partial shade or full sun, and provides year-round interest!

Dogwood-White or Pink (Cornus Florida)

This very attractive bloomer has what some call "biscuit shaped" blossoms in Mid-late April. Nice green leaves all summer that turn reddish-purple in fall. Gets red cluster of showy berries, all for our bird friends. Nice branching structure--somewhat horizontal. Prefers a protected location ( from the wind) with shade to part shade. Holds up well as a show piece against snow.

Edge - Tumbled Stone

natural tumbled stone edge

Elm - Emerald Sunshine (Ulmus americana)

Beauty meets utility in this heat and drought tolerant elm. Its adaptability and mannerly, vase-shaped growth habit result in an easily grown, premium shade tree. Highly resistant to disease and insect attack, it adapts to varied growing conditions and pH levels, and thrives in tough urban settings. True to its name, Emerald Sunshine® Elm thrives in the hot summer sun while casting cool green shade. Leaves retain their fresh, green appearance through the hot days of summer, when drying winds cause damage to less heat-adapted trees. Strongly textured foliage emerges with red tints and matures to a deep, rich green. Fall color is rich yellow, sometimes with purple tints on the tips and along the margins. Leaves are also highly resistant to the feeding of elm leaf beetles, according to university researchers conducting a 10-year nationwide performance trial. In addition to warding off insect attacks, this versatile performer resists Dutch Elm Disease and Phloem Necrosis.

Epimedium 'Songbirds' (Epimedium)

This beautiful variety of Epimedium features golden yellow flowers with small rose sepals that create a stunning contrast against its deep green lance-shaped leaves. While its leaves have some sporadic spotting, they remain healthy and robust throughout the growing season. This variety is known to be a season extender, meaning it blooms later than other varieties, providing a longer period of enjoyment in the garden. They are also rabbit and deer resistant. Pictures from Walters Gardens Inc.

Estate Wall - Column

Estate Wall is a concrete retaining wall system. It can be used to construct natural columns. Columns add interest to patios, sitting walls, driveway entries, etc. We install a natural flagstone cap to the top of the column. Maybe you need one for your mailbox? Lights can be added for additional interest.

Estate Wall - Sitting Wall

Estate Wall is a tumbled concrete retaining wall system used to provide you with sitting walls, planter walls, outdoor kitchen walls, or other wall projects. The blocks come in 3 different lengths and are split-faced on both sides. Various color options are available.

Estate Wall Retaining Wall System

Estate Wall has a unique antique-textured finish the recreates the appearance of aged, natural rock. It is a tumbled concrete retaining wall manufactured in three different sizes. This creates the appearance of a random pattern, natural stone wall. It has a split-face on both sides allowing the construction of a free standing wall or one with a 1/4" setback per layer. Each piece is 6" thick, 9" deep, and lengths of 10,12.5,and 15". Caps are 3" thick. Various color options.

False Cypress - Golden Thread, Gold Mop Cypress, King's Gold (Chamaecyparis pisifera)

You will love this dwarf evergreen which grows to 3-5 ft by 3-5 ft spread and yields dramatic golden, weeping, needled branches. Excellent texture and dramatic color! Pretty enough as foundation plantings in the front of your home or use it as a backdrop for contrasting plants, say something with a broad leaf and/or bold flowers. Also called Gold mop cypress or golden mop cypress

False Cypress 'Softserve' (Chamaecyparis pisifera)

This is an evergreen pyramid shaped plant with soft fern-like branches. This perfect ornamental evergreen conifer adds architectural interest to your landscape. Picture from Greenleaf Co.

False Sunflower 'Sunstruck' (Heliopsis helianthoides)

This variety of False Sunflower has a compact habit, deep golden yellow flowers. These 2 inch flowers appear above the cream and green variegated foliage. Add this perennial into your landscaping for some striking color! Pictures from Walters Gardens Inc.

False Sunflower 'Tuscan Sun' (Heliopsis helianthoides)

This beautiful daisy thrives in full sun and forms bright golden yellow flowers with an orange-gold button center. It has a bushy, well-branched form and glossy, deep green, triangular leaves. It attracts butterflies and it can be a nice focal point for your home. Pictures from Walters Gardens Inc.

Fern 'Autumn Brilliance' (Dryopteris erythrosora)

Also called Japanese shield fern or autumn fern, this one grows in an arched fashion and provides young orange-red to cinnamon-pink fronds light up against the glossy, deeper green coloring of mature fronds. Does well in woodland or shade areas. Plant massively to provide a noteworthy ground cover. Bonus: no serious insect or disease problems! Pictures from Walters Gardens Inc.

Fern 'Cinnamon' (Osmunda cinnamomea)

This Missouri native fern is a classic woodland fern that crossed the river to delight Illinois gardeners. It will produce tall brown fiddleheads in the spring. Deep green fronds turn cinnamon brown as they mature. As you'd expect it delights in moist, nearly boggy ground, by streams, creeks, ponds; but also try it on ledges, say in a rock display or garden area that's tough to mow! Pictures from Walters Gardens Inc.

Fern 'Ghost' (Athyrium)

Frosted apple green fronds emit a ghostly white light in the shade. Along with the dark purple midribs and stems which hold the broad fronds upright otherwise dark, shady spots are brightened. Plant a variety of ferns together and create an elegant background or a graceful ground cover. If you have flowers you cut for use in vases add a sprig or two of fern leaves for contrast. Pictures from Walters Gardens Inc.

Fern 'Japanese Painted' (Athyrium Niponicum)

Striking metallic gray and red sheen on the leaves contribute to this fern's popularity. It grows 12-18 inches and stays in place - no spreading itself around! You can divide it over time, in early spring. Find a home for it in the shade; enjoy the weeping arch of the beautiful fronds. Don't let this perennial dry out - moisture is essential. Pictures from Walters Gardens Inc.

Fern 'Lady' (Athyrium filix-femina)

Emerald green, lacy fronds arise delicately from creeping rhizomes. Plant clumps are dense and upright. Here's a fern which is vigorous, easy to grow, and looks grand anywhere! Pictures from Walters Gardens Inc.

Fir-Douglas (Pseudotsuga Menziesii)

This fast-growing, needled evergreen / conifer grows 60 ft tall, loving full sun, if you please! Well-drained but wet soil is preferred. The mature tree maintains its symmetrical shape.

Fire pit - Pre cut natural stone square

A natural stone fire pit that can have a 29 inch or 48 inch center. The fire pit includes: 1 steel fire ring, cap pieces, and base pieces. It stands 15 inches tall.