Section 15

Rock Garden
- Juniper blue chip 
- White creeping phlox 
- Blue creeping phlox 
- Sedum dazzleberry 

1. Avalanche Grass — A cultivar of feather reed grass. It's a perennial ornamental grass prized for its striking variegated foliage and upright, clumping growth habit.

2. Penstemon Park Towers — A cultivar of the beardtongue plant (Penstemon) known for its striking dark purple foliage and pale pink, tubular flowers

3. Juniper Blue Sparkle — A specific cultivar of the Juniperus squamata plant, known for its dense, mounded shape and striking silvery-blue foliage.

4. Taunton Yew — A low-growing, spreading evergreen shrub valued for its attractive, dense, dark green foliage and adaptability to various growing conditions

5. Perennials — Unlike their short-lived counterparts, perennials are typically cold-hardy plants that will return again in the spring. They usually bloom for only one season each year (either spring, summer, or fall), but there are also reblooming and long-blooming perennials, such as fern-leafed bleeding heart (Dicentra ‘Luxuriant’).

6. Lavender — Lavenders are small evergreen shrubs with gray-green hoary linear leaves. The purple flowers are sparsely arranged on spikes at the tips of long bare stalks and produce small nutley fruits. The fragrance of the plant is caused by shining oil glands embedded among tiny star-shaped trichomes (plant hairs) that cover the flowers, leaves, and stems.