I lost my Icelandic Poppy and would love to have a replacement. I'm also looking for a named RED Garden Phlox, such as Starfire, Red Flame, or Red Riding Hood. And lastly, I'm looking for Echinacea Green Envy. Please send me your Wish List and I hope we can make a trade. Thanks, Linda

Scarlet flame? There is no true red creeping phlox sp subulata, this one seems to be the darkest magenta. https://www.americanmeadows.com/perennials/phlox/creeping-phlox-scarlet-flame?adpos=1o12&scid=scplp7541&sc_intid=7541&gclid=Cj0KCQjwkpfWBRDZARIsAAfeXarkbszlz-cTRcvqn1DQTxEJ4BnAIc2WiewuRLiMi5Lu9cBBOBXO6xUaAhKxEALw_wcB

I grow Siberian iris in part sun/part shade and they bloom and grow without problem. There are Cimicifuga (AKA Actea) such as 'Brunette' with dark purple/maroon leaves that do well in part shade, and have white spires of flowers in late summer. Some folks have found them fussy, but I've not had problems. They are quite deer resistant. There are some varieties of clematis that do well in part sun/shade - I'd google for clematis & shade or go to Clematis on the Web and either search or see if there is a list of shade tolerant clematis there. I have one (I think 'Blue Angel') that grows on the east side of my house, and only gets morning sun, though high, bright shade the rest of the day. It is flourishing. I also had a clematis 'Venosa Violacea' which is purple & white that grew well & bloomed in the same part shade garden as the Actea & Siberian iris until the voles ate the roots last winter. :>( Here is a link that might be useful: Clematis on the Web

Token, we can't always get what we want...LOL Why not grow an annual grass since several of them (millet, f.e.) have a much more purple color than the perennial ones? I grant you, a perennial grass is very low maintenance but if you simply HAVE to have purple it may take a bit of effort - a small price to pay anyway since you'd probably be out there working in the garden anyway, right? BTW, I have several of the Shenandoah grasses and LOVE them but they are more red than purple.