1. Achillea filipendulina fernleaf yarrow

2. Acorus gramineus Japanese sweet flag
This grassy-leaved sweet flag cultivar is a dwarf plant which looks like a grass or small iris, but is actually a member of the acorus family. It has insignificant flowers and is grown primarily as a ground cover or accent. Features iris-like tufts of narrow, grass-like, variegated leaf blades (6-12" tall and 1/4" wide) which are striped with yellow and green but primarily appear as yellow. Tufts slowly spread by creeping roots to form a dense ground cover. Foliage is sweetly fragrant. Inconspicuous, sedge-like flower spikes (with spadixes to 3" long) of tiny, densely-packed, greenish-yellow flowers appear in late spring to early summer. Flowers give way to tiny fleshy berries. Commonly called grassy-leaved sweet flag because of the aromatic, grass/iris-like foliage.

3. Agastache foeniculum giant blue hyssop

4. Agastache rupestris sunset hyssop

5. Ajuga reptans bugleweed

6. Alcea rosea hollyhock

7. Alchemilla mollis Lady mantle

8. Anemone xhybrida Japanese anemone

9. Aquilegia xhybrida columbine

10. Armeria maritima sea thrift