Brandywine Cottage™ Collection
Cavano’s Perennials presents the Brandywine CottageTM Collection
The Brandywine CottageTM Collection is an expertly curated line of premium, upscale plants focused around six seasons of interest. A lifestyle collection, Brandywine CottageTM plants correspond to the themes and experiences expressed in A Year at Brandywine Cottage by David Culp.
A new collection for 2024 and offered exclusively at Cavano’s, the Brandywine CottageTM Collection was created with award winning author, gardener, lecturer, plant breeder, and designer – David Culp. This highly seasonal program includes classic plants that have withstood the test of time as well as new, fabulous, and must have plants.
“Through A Year at Brandywine Cottage and the Brandywine CottageTM collection of plants, I hope to encourage you to embrace gardening – and nature – as a lifestyle, something that enhances every facet of life.” – David Culp
PERENNIALS
- Acanthus hungaricus White Lips
- Acanthus spinosus
- Acanthus x Morning Candle
- Achillea millefolium Pomegranate
- Achillea x Terracotta
- Aconitum carmichaelii Arendsii
- Aconitum x Bicolor
- Actaea racemosa
- Actaea simplex Hillside Black Beauty
- Actaea simple James Compton
- Agapanthus x Black Buddhist
- Agapanthus x Silver Moon
- Agastache x Blue Fortune
- Agastache x Pink Pearl
- Alcea rosea Nigra
- Alcea x Las Vegas
- Allium atropurpureum
- Allium carolinianum Rosy Beauty
- Allium cernuum
- Allium christophii
- Allium karataviense
- Allium schubertii
- Allium stipitatum Mount Everest
- Allium x Gladiator
- Allium x Globemaster
- Allium x Summer Beauty
- Amsonia x Butterscotch
- Anemone hupehensis Pretty Lady Diana
- Anemone hupehensis Pretty Lady Julia
- Anemone x Dreaming Swan
- Anemone x Frilly Knickers
- Aquilegia caerulea Crimson Star
- Aquilegia vulgaris var. stellata Black Barlow
- Aquilegia vulgaris var. stellata Greenapples
- Arum italicum var. pictum
- Aruncus aethusifolius
- Aruncus x Misty Lace
- Asarum canadense
- Asarum splendens Quicksilver
- Aster ericoides Snow Flurry
- Aster macrophyllus Twilight
- Aster novi-belgii Alice Haslam
- Aster novi-belgii Apollo
- Aster novi-belgii Kassel
- Aster novi-belgii Prof. Anton Kippenberg
- Aster novi-belgii Rosenwichtel
- Aster tataricus Jindai
- Astilbe chinensis Little Vision in Pink
- Astilbe chinensis Purple Candles
- Astilbe chinensis Vision in Pink
- Astilbe chinensis Visions
- Astilbe chinensis var. pumila
- Astilbe x Superba
- Astrantia major Abbey Road
- Astrantia major Venice
- Astrantia maxima
- Astrantia x Roma
- Astrantia x Snow Star
- Baptisia alba
- Baptisia tinctoria
- Baptisia x American Gold Finch
- Baptisia x Aurora
- Baptisia x variicolor Twilite Prairieblues
- Belamcanda chinensis Freckle Face
- Bigelowia nuttallii
- Brunnera macrophylla Alexander’s Great
- Campanula glomerata var. alba
- Campanula portenschlagiana
- Campanula poscharskyana Blue Waterfall
- Campanula punctata Pantaloons
- Campanula punctata Silver Bells
- Campanula sibirica Royal Wedding
- Campanula x Birch Hybrid
- Campanula x Pink Octopus
- Campanula x Sarastro
- Centaurea montana Amethyst Dream
- Centaurea montana Amethyst in Snow
- Chrysanthemum x Brandywine Sunset
- Chrysanthemum x Campfire Glow
- Chrysanthemum x Raspberry Sorbet
- Coreopsis integrifolia Last Dance
- Corydalis sempervirens
- Crocosmia x Lucifer
- Crocosmia x crocosmiiflora Emily Mckenzie
“I’ve always felt that gardeners fall into two categories: those who don’t like plants to touch, and as a result they tend to use a lot of mulch; and those who like the plants in close-knit communities, so they can’t see any soil between them. I’m in the second group. In nature plants have relationships. You just want them to play well with each other, so they all can thrive.” – A Year at Brandywine Cottage by David Culp
- Dalea purpurea
- Darmera peltata
- Delphinium exaltatum
- Delphinium tricorne
- Delphinium x Black Eyed Angels
- Delphinium x Blue Bird
- Dianthus deltoides Flashing Light
- Dianthus gratianopolitanus Bath’s Pink
- Dianthus gratianopolitanus Firewitch
- Dianthus knappii
- Dianthus superbus
- Dianthus x Frosty Fire
- Dicentra x Red Fountain
- Dicentra x Sulphur Hearts
- Digitalis ferruginea Gigantea
- Digitalis grandiflora
- Digitalis purpurea Sutton’s Apricot
- Digitalis purpurea subsp. heywoodii
- Echinacea pallida Hula Dancer
- Echinacea paradoxa
- Echinacea purpurea Fatal Attraction
- Echinacea purpurea Green Jewel
- Echinacea purpurea Vintage Wine
- Echinacea purpurea Virgin
- Echinacea tennesseensis Rocky Top
- Echinacea x Pretty Parasols
- Echinops bannaticus Blue Glow
- Echinops bannaticus Taplow Blue
- Echium amoenum
- Epimedium x Domino
- Epimedium x rubrum Galadriel
- Eriogonum fasciculatum Little Rascal
- Eryngium agavifolium
- Eryngium alpinum Blue Star
- Eryngium giganteum Silver Ghost
- Eryngium leavenworthii
- Erythronium americanum
- Eupatorium maculatum Red Dwarf
- Eupatorium maculatum Snowball
- Euphorbia amygdaloides Frosted Flame
- Euphorbia corollata
- Euphorbia epithymoides Bonfire
- Euphorbia myrsinites
- Euphorbia polychroma
- Euphorbia x martini Ascot Rainbow
- Filipendula rubra Venusta Magnifica
- Filipendula vulgaris Plena
- Gaillardia aristata Fire Wheels
- Gaillardia x grandiflora Amber Wheels
- Gaultheria procumbens
- Geranium clarkei Kashmir White
- Geranium maculatum Album
- Geranium maculatum Beth Chatto
- Geranium maculatum Huggy Bear
- Geranium phaeum Album
- Geranium phaeum Samobor
- Geranium pratense Midnight Reiter
- Geranium pratense Plenum Violaceum
- Geranium sanguineum var. striatum
- Geranium subcaulescens Giuseppii
- Geranium x Brookside
- Geranium x Johnson’s Blue
- Geranium x Patricia
- Geum x Flames of Passion
- Geum x Mrs. J Bradshaw
- Geum x Totally Tangerine
- Gillenia trifoliata
“Plants are a living medium. They grow, they bloom, they die, and that gives each season a different dimension. The changing of the seasons gives us so many reasons to enjoy the garden.” – A Year at Brandywine Cottage by David Culp
- Helenium autumnale Helena Gold
- Helenium x Loysder Wieck
- Helenium x Potter’s Wheel
- Helenium x Rubinzwerg
- Helianthus salicifolius
- Helleborus x BrandywineTM
- Heuchera americana
- Heuchera villosa Autumn Bride
- Hosta sieboldiana var. elegans
- Hosta x Age of Gold
- Hosta x Big Daddy
- Hosta x Brother Stefan
- Hosta x Humpback Whale
- Hosta x Praying Hands
- Hosta x Spartacus
- Hosta x Stained Glass
- Hosta x Sum and Substance
- Iberis gibraltarica
- Iberis sempervirens Snowflake
- Iberis x Mermaid Lavender
- Iris cristata
- Iris cristata Alba
- Isoplexis isabelliana
- Kalimeris integrifolia Daisy May
- Kirengeshoma palmata
- Knautia macedonica
- Kniphofia rooperi
- Kniphofia x Green Jade
- Lavandula x intermedia Phenomenal
- Lewisia cotyledon Golden-Yellow
- Liatris aspera
- Liatris ligulistylis
- Liatris microcephala
- Liatris pycnostachya
- Liatris spicata Floristan White
- Liatris squarrosa
- Ligularia dentata Desdemona
- Ligularia x Britt Marie Crawford
- Limonium perezii
- Lupinus x West Country Manhattan Lights
- Lupinus x West Country Persian Slipper
- Lupinus x West Country Red Rum
- Lupinus x West Country Tequila Flame
- Lychnis chalcedonica
- Lychnis coronaria Oculata
- Lychnis flos-cuculi
- Lychnis flos-cuculi Petit Henri
- Lysimachia alfredii Night Light
- Maianthemum racemosum
- Malva sylvestris var. mauritiana Zebrina
- Monarda bradburiana Midnight Oil
- Monarda didyma Purple Lace
- Monarda x Beauty of Cobham
- Mukdenia rossii Karasuba
“You can make a garden. Everyone can . . . you can make a garden and play a part in helping the earth heal. Every plant we grow is a vote for the future, whether it’s in a single pot or a two acre garden.” – A Year at Brandywine Cottage by David Culp
- Pachysandra procumbens
- Paeonia Coral Fay
- Paeonia Duchesse de Nemours
- Paeonia Early Scout
- Paeonia Edulis Superba
- Paeonia Geraldine
- Paeonia Honey Gold
- Paeonia Kansas
- Paeonia Many Happy Returns
- Paeonia Peter Brand
- Paeonia Pink Hawaiian Coral
- Paeonia Raspberry Sundae
- Penstemon barbatus Coccineus
- Penstemon digitalis Pocahontas
- Penstemon eatonii
- Penstemon heterophyllus Blue Spring
- Penstemon pinifolius Mersea Yellow
- Penstemon smallii
- Penstemon whippleanus
- Penstemon x Dark Towers
- Penstemon x mexicali Sunburst Amethyst
- Perovskia atriplicifolia Blue Jean Baby
- Persicaria amplexicaulis Blackfield
- Persicaria amplexicaulis Firetail
- Persicaria amplexicaulis Oreangefield
- Persicaria microcephala Red Dragon
- Phlox paniculata Jeana
- Phlox pilosa
- Phlox x Wanda
- Potentilla thurberi Monarch’s Velvet
- Primula beesiana
- Primula bulleyana
- Primula vialii
- Primula x pubescens
- Prunella vulgaris Magdalena
- Pulmonaria x Majeste
- Pulmonaria x Trevi Fountain
- Pulsatilla ambigua
- Pulsatilla patens
- Pulsatilla pratensis subsp. nigricans
- Pycnanthemum incanum
- Ratibida pinnata
- Rodgersia aescuifolia
- Rodgersia pinnata Chocolate Wings
- Rudbeckia fulgida var. deamii
- Rudbeckia grandiflora Sundance
- Rudbeckia occidentalis Green Wizard
- Rudbeckia subtomentosa Henry Eilers
- Rudbeckia x American Gold Rush
- Rudbeckia x Sweet as Honey
- Ruellia humilis
- Salvia argentea
- Salvia guaranitica Black and Blue
- Salvia nemorosa Wesuwe
- Salvia pratensis Twilight Serenade
- Salvia verticillata ‘Purple Rain’
- Salvia x Amistad
- Salvia x Eveline
- Salvia x sylvestris Rhapsody in Blue
- Sanguisorba hakusanensis Lilac Squirrel
- Sanguisorba tenuifolia Pink Elephant
- Sanguisorba tenuifolia Strawberry Frost
- Sarcococca hookeriana var. humilis Fragrant Valley
- Schizachyrium scoparium Standing Ovation
- Scutellaria incana
- Sedum x Sunsparkler Plum Dazzled
- Sidalcea x Party Girl
- Silene caroliniana Short and Sweet
- Silphium mohrii
- Sisyrinchium nashii Suwannee
- Solidago rigida
- Solidago x Sugar Kisses
- Spigelia marilandica Little Redhead
- Spigelia marilandica Ragin Cajun
- Spiranthes bightensis Chadds Ford
- Stachys monieri Hummelo
- Stokesia laevis Mels Blue
- Symphytum grandiflorum Wisely Blue
- Symphytum x Hidcote Blue
“. . . Look closer! God is in the detail, according to the old saying, and the same may be said for our gardens: full enjoyment comes from looking at everything more closely, from seeking out the details that enrich the big picture. Looking closely has allowed me to know my garden intimately, . . .” – A Year at Brandywine Cottage by David Culp
- Tanacetum niveum
- Thalictrum aquilegifolium My Little Favourite
- Thalictrum aquilegifolium Thundercloud
- Thalictrum delavayi Hewitt’s Double
- Thalictrum flavum subsp. glaucum
- Thalictrum x Black Stockings
- Thalictrum x Splendide
- Tiarella x Timbuktu
- Tricyrtis formosana Gilt Edge
- Tricyrtis fomosana Samurai
- Tricyrtis hirta Miyazaki
- Tricyrtis x Sinonome
- Trillium cuneatum
- Trillium grandiflorum
- Trillium recurvatum
- Trollius chinensis Golden Queen
- Trollius x cultorum Alabaster
- Verbascum chaixii Wedding Candles
- Verbascum phoeniceum Violetta
- Verbascum roripifolium
- Verbascum x Snow Maiden
- Verbena hastata
- Verbena hastata Blue Spires
- Vernonia noveboracensis
- Vernonia x Summer’s Surrender
- Veronicastrum virginicum Diana
- Veronicastrum virginicum Fascination
GRASSES
- Bouteloua gracilis Blonde Ambition
- Calamagrostis x Cheju-Do
- Carex appalachica
- Carex elata Aurea Bowles Golden
- Eragrostis spectabilis
- Muhlenbergia revershonii Undaunted
- Sesleria heufleriana
- Stipa tenuissima Pony Tails
FERNS
- Athyrium angustum f. rubellum Lady in Red
- Athyrium filix-femina Victoriae
- Athyrium niponicum Godzilla
- Dryopteris australis
VINES
- Clematis texensis Duchess of Albany
- Clematis x Bourbon
- Clematis x Polish Spirit
- Clematis x Rooguchi
- Lonicera sempervirens Major Wheeler
TEMPERENNIALS
- Dahlia Decorative Ace Summer Sunset
- Dahlia Decorative Akita
- Dahlia Decorative Arabian Night
- Dahlia Decorative Blue Bell
- Dahlia Decorative Cafe au Lait
- Dahlia Decorative Caribbean Fantasy
- Dahlia Decorative Dazzling Sun
- Dahlia Decorative Firepot
- Dahlia Decorative Garden Wonder
- Dahlia Decorative Mystery Day
- Dahlia Decorative Thomas A Edison
- Dahlia Fimbriated Mr Sandman
- Dahlia Fimbriated Myrtle’s Folly
- Dahlia Peony-Flowered Bishop Of Llandaff
- Dahlia Peony-Flowered Fascination
- Dahlia Semi-Cactus Bora Bora
- Dahlia Semi-Cactus Chat Noir
- Dahlia Semi-Cactus Purple Gem
- Dahlia Single Bishop of York
- Mangave Black Magic
- Mangave Falling Waters
- Mangave Frosted Elegance
- Mangave Mission to Mars
- Mangave Moonglow
- Mangave Silver Fox
- Mangave Spotty Dotty
- Rudbeckia hirta Indian Summer
We hope you have been inspired to embrace gardening, to observe the seasonal changes, and to participate – as a garden is much more than a snapshot in time. Be sure to check out David’s books – A Year at Brandywine Cottage and The Layered Garden.