Cedar Mountain Perennials

09/20/2026

09/19/2026

Today is our last day for the 2026 season! Come take advantage of our low end of season pricing!

09/18/2026

Thanks for a wonderful day today to those of you who dropped by to take advantage of our sale. Tomorrow is our last open day for 2026! We still have a nice selection and this is an excellent time to plant.

Our inventory this week:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1gDu2PsZWcxjez56YvBY0WvIys68wivHc/view

09/17/2026

Here's a look around the nursery today.

09/17/2026

Western Larch, Larix occidentalis, is one of only deciduous conifer species in our region and is best known for its golden fall color. This hardy tree is drought tolerant and relatively pest resistant. We have a number left in gallon pots, up to 3 feet tall.

09/17/2026

Lewis's Mock Orange, Philadelphus lewisii, is Idaho's state flower and one of many spring blooming shrubs. This species blooms in June, often later in June our area. Lewis's mock orange is one of our most fragrant shrubs and is quite tidy in the garden, it doesn't sucker or spread. Mature plants may grow to 10 feet in height. We have quite a number of these in quart pots. They grow relatively quickly so don't worry about purchasing a plant in a smaller pot size.

09/17/2026

Redstem Dogwood or Red-osier Dogwood is a common native shrub in our area most often seen next to streams, ponds or lakes. This shrub grows 5 to 10 feet tall with equal spread. It is attractive throughout the year featuring white clusters of blooms in spring followed by white berries and red foliage in fall and finally the red stems over the winter. While found in wetlands it is adaptable to most garden settings where it will benefit from some supplemental water through the dry summer months. We still have quite a few of these beauties available in a variety of pot sizes.

09/17/2026

We still have these two lovely vines in stock! The blue flower is Clematis occidentalis, a native Clematis species which is very common in our area. It has several common names Western Blue Virgin's Bower, Purple Clematis, Blue Virgin's Bower. This species will do best in part shade and like other Clematis species prefers its roots to be shaded, mulch can also provide protection. This species is very cold hardy, to zone 3! The orange flowers are Orange Honeysuckle, Lonicera ciliosa. While the Clematis blooms relatively early, Orange honeysuckle blooms in mid summer. The tubular orange flowers attract hummingbirds, bees and butterflies. Both species may be trained to grow on trellises, arbors or fences.

09/17/2026

This gorgeous Penstemon is Barrett's Penstemon. This plant forms neat mounds, growing from a woody base and is covered with magenta blooms in spring. It is a tough drought tolerant species that hails from the Columbia gorge region.

09/17/2026

Blanketflower, scientific name Gaillardea, will bright up any garden with their cheery yellow and red blooms. This is species is one of our later bloomers, typically seen in July and August. Gaillardia has a relatively long bloom time and attracts a wide variety of pollinators. This beauty is TOUGH! Its a very drought tolerant species once established, but also tolerant of a wide range of conditions in the garden, soils and moisture. Best in full sun. We have quite a few Gaillardia left in the nursery so if you want to pick up a few of these beauties be sure to drop by this Friday or Saturday, our last open days for 2026 at the Nursery! And all plants are 50 percent off!