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The plant is 2-3 m tall, with large, coarse, dark green leaves, yellow flower heads, VIII-X. Require

The plant is 40-60 cm tall, a native species in the Czech Republic, with a reddish-brown flower, blo

The evergreen shrub is 90-120 cm tall. Leaves variegated green-yellow, flowers pink, V-IX. Requires

A tendril-bearing plant reaching a height of 1.5-2 m. White flowers, VI-IX. Requires a sunny locatio

The plant is 10-15 cm tall, with yellow-green leaves and blue-purple flowers, IV-V. Requires neutral

The plant is 1.5 m tall with a sturdy, upright habit. Leaves, narrow, dark green, flower heads purpl

The plant is 50-70 cm tall, a native species in the Czech Republic. Smaller flowers, reddish-brown,

A plant native to the central part of the USA is 80-120 cm tall, with pink flower heads, petals droo

The plant forms rosettes with a diameter of 8-12 cm. The leaves have variable coloring, with a green

The plant is 100-120 cm tall, spreading through underground runners. Leaves narrow, lanceolate, flow

A plant reaching a height of 20 cm, trifoliate leaves, white flowers, V-VI. Requires a semi-shaded l

The plant originates from southwestern Bulgaria. The plant height is 50 cm, flowers are yellow-orang

The plant is 20-40 cm tall, originating from the North American prairies, with red-purple flowers, b

The plant is 50-80 cm tall. White flowers, arranged in airy spikes, V-IX. Requires a location in ful

The plant is 25-35 cm tall. Leaves lanceolate, narrow, dark green with white silvery spots. Flowers

The plant grows to a height of 90 cm and originates from North America. Flower heads pink-purple, VI

The height of the plant is 15-40 cm, a native species in the Czech Republic. Flower pink-purple, VII

The plant is 40-50 cm tall, with blue-purple, aromatic flowers, VII-IX. Requires well-drained soil a

The plant is 15-30 cm tall, a native species in the Czech Republic. The stem is hairy, surpassing th

The plant is 80-100 cm tall. Leaves turn shades of red in the fall. Flowers creamy white, VI-VII. Re