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AKA May bells, Our Lady’s tears, and muguet. Anyone with this many pseudonyms must have an interesting past…

Crocosmia, Allium Moly, Anemone de Caen, and Triteleia: the most iconic English quartet since those four lads from Liverpool.

Shaped like hearts, sparkle like diamonds, elegance in spades. Join the bleeding hearts club.

Now we know the answer to the question “Can a shade garden play the blues?”

More than thirty eight-inch blooms on each eight-foot stalk. The math says that equals a lot of “wow”.

Cheerful, multicolored blooms that take the “bland” out of “anemone blanda”.

Calling this foliage “two-tone” is underselling it. Look at those infinite shadings.

The ultimate supporting cast for your garden show - and always ready to take center stage, too.

Behold bulbs begetting big bountiful begonia blossoms.

The eternal hosta quandary: big leaves or really big leaves?

Which is better, their dazzling color or their sweetly intoxicating scent? Both. Both are better.

Anemone, Gladiolus, Allium Moly, and Ixia unite in a pollinator-attracting supergroup.

Seven-inch blooms make these the Goliath of the garden, if Goliath were also drop-dead gorgeous.

Their soaring stalks climb toward the heavens. Their exquisite blooms convince you you’re already there.

Dahlia is the flower. Lilac is the color. Don’t worry, there won’t be any confusion when they bloom.

Flocks flock to phlox. Hummingbirds and butterflies will put your garden at the top of their summer vacation itinerary.

More wow for your effort. One of the easiest flowers to grow and hardest to beat.

Understatement, understatement. These bleeding hearts are the drama queens of the garden and they won’t apologize for that.