Upright feather plumes with classic four-season structure

• 🌾 Feathery tan flower plumes rise above narrow green foliage and bring elegant vertical texture to sunny gardens.
• ✨ Strong upright habit creates clean architectural lines that work beautifully in modern, cottage, and prairie-style beds.
• ☀️ Blooms in early summer with plumes that mature to golden tan and hold interest well into fall and winter.
• 🌿 Narrow clumping foliage stays tidy and adds soft movement without spreading aggressively.
• 🏡 Perfect for sunny borders foundation beds, mass plantings, privacy screens, pathways, and mixed perennial gardens.
• 🍂 Excellent fall and winter interest with upright seed heads that add texture after many flowers fade.
• 🎨 Beautiful companion plant pairs well with echinacea, sedum, salvia, coreopsis, rudbeckia, and ornamental grasses.
• 💪 Low maintenance and deer resistant with best performance in full sun to part sun and well-drained soil.
• 📏 Grows about 4–5 feet tall and spreads 18–24 inches wide for tall, narrow garden structure.
• 🌱 USDA Zones: 4–9

Mandarin-orange spikes with nonstop summer energy

• 🧡 Mandarin-orange flower spikes bring vivid warm color to sunny borders, containers, and pollinator gardens.
• 🔥 Bright tropical tones create strong contrast against green foliage and make mixed plantings feel more alive.
• ☀️ Blooms from summer into fall for months of hot color through the warmest part of the season.
• 🌿 Compact upright habit keeps the plant tidy while supporting plenty of colorful flower spikes.
• 🏡 Perfect for containers and sunny borders cottage gardens, pollinator beds, rock gardens, and patio pots.
• 🦋 Hummingbird and butterfly magnet brings fast-moving garden life right to the blooms.
• 🌱 Aromatic minty foliage adds fragrance and texture beyond the bright flower display.
• 💪 Heat and drought tolerant with deer resistance for easy, low-water summer performance.
• 📏 Grows about 18–22 inches tall and 16–20 inches wide for compact orange color that fits beautifully into sunny plantings.
• 🌱 USDA Zones: 5–10