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Fall Planting 2011

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Welcome to autumn in the garden! The prime planting season for trees, shrubs, and many perennials and bulbs, fall is a glorious time to be in the garden, surrounded by mellow colors and refreshed by a cool breeze carrying rich fragrance.

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This season we are honored to once again work with experienced plantsman John Elsley to present you with an extensive and well-balanced collection of new and classic cultivars for your garden. You will find in these pages the very latest and most exciting breeding breakthroughs in the world of horticulture, as well as the tried-and-true plants that form the cornerstones of any fine garden. Every plant we offer has been grown to perfection and will be shipped at perfect planting time to your doorstep. Please accept our best wishes for a productive and beautiful autumn!

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Table of Contents Featured Selections . . . . . . . 2-7 Peonies. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8-12 Iris . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13-16 Tetraploid Daylilies . . . . . 17-19 Bulbs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20-29 Fruits. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30-31 Trees & Confiers . . . . . . . 32-40 Shrubs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41-62 Vines & Climbers . . . . . . 63-70 Sun Perennials. . . . . . . . . 71-98 Groundcovers. . . . . . . 101-102 Order Form. . . . . . . . .99-100 Complete Index. . . . . . . . 103 © 2011 JPPA, Inc.

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Brunnera macrophylla 'Jack Frost' PP#13,859. A lovely addition to the shade border, this Brunnera offers bold heart-shaped silver leaves scored with a mossy green margin and veins, creating a stunning effect beneath the masses of starry blue flowers in early spring. Beautifully layered, it forms a plump little plant that works well among other perennials, always calling attention to itself for its unusual color blend and profuse candelabras of blooms. It prefers acidic soil, but is generally not fussy about conditions, withstanding cold snaps admirably and tolerating soil of poor fertility. A classic! 1-quart container. Z 3-7 | spring | part shade | H: 12-15”, W: 18-24”

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Paeonia 'Bartzella' �New 2006 American Peony Society Gold Medal Winner

The famous lemon-scented intersectional (Itoh) hybrid from Roger Anderson features fully double yellow blooms, often boasting red flames at the center. A mature plant can set 80 flowers or more in a single season. Shrubby habit, lovely color, resistance to Peony Blight, and tolerance of heat, humidity, cold, and poor soil from its Tree Peony ancestry. It boasts large flower size, fragrance, and extended bloomtime. Bareroot. Z 3-8| late spring/early summer | full sun/part shade | H: 3’, W: 3’

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Hemerocallis 'Stephanie Returns' �New PPAF. American Perennial Diva, Stephanie Cohen, has been given the honor of having this delightful little Daylily named after her. It’s uniquely colored, boasting a bicolor blend of peachy pink, ruffled petals with a thin, purple eye, a dazzling yellow throat, and deep rose-purple sepals. It needs no maintenance to bloom almost continuously throughout the season, and its diminutive size means it can deliver brilliant color almost anywhere. Bred by Dr. Darrel Apps. Bareroot. Z 4-8 | summer | full sun/part shade | H: 14-16”, W: 12-14”

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Kalmia latifolia 'Keepsake' �New Arising in late spring to keep the Azaleas company, Keepsake begins with masses of 10-sided buds glowing like raspberry punch. They arise in 3- to 4-inch clusters that simply radiate color, putting the final spring bulbs to shame and ushering in the long season of summer color in your garden! The new spring foliage unfurls in bright reddish-bronze tones, adding some early color to the display. Very resistant to leafspot (the bane of native Kalmia), the leaves stay dense, glossy, and unblemished year-round, very plentifully held on these well-branched shrubs. Keepsake is the work of five generations of controlled crosses by master Kalmia breeder Dick Jaynes, who began his work in 1966. Plant this 4-foot-tall, 3- to 4-foot-wide evergreen shrub in any well-drained soil (slightly acidic is best, but not required) receiving partial shade. 1-quart container. Z 4-8 | late spring | part shade | H: 4’, W: 3-4’

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Rhododendron 'Lemon Dream' �New Soft, yellow blooms are ready to warm up your garden, even on dreary, rainy days. This handsome, compact shrub adorns itself in late spring with lemon-colored, sometimes double, blooms that boast wavy-edged petals. The dark green, rounded foliage is beautiful in its own right, bearing a brownishorange indumentum on the underside and forming a low, tidy mound that looks wonderful along foundations or the edges of yards. 1-quart container. Z 5-9 | late spring | full sun/part shade | H: 2-3’, W 3-4’

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An extraordinary combination of a shell-pink perianth and yellow cup make this the best large-cupped variety available today! The blooms are a full 4 inches across on 19-inch plants that bloom late in the season. Named for the popular American evangelist, this Daffodil is irresistibly appealing. A rare and choice addition to your spring display. Pack contains 5 bulbs.

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PPAF. (cv. Evipo 038.) (Syn. ‘Fairy Blue.’ ) This exciting new Clematis combines unusual flower form with super long bloomtime to give you 5 months or more of glorious color! Very vigorous and easy to grow, the perfect selection for container culture. Striking, eye-catching form accentuated by double-flowers on this glorious repeat bloomer. 'Crystal Fountain' will soon reign in your sunny garden! A Raymond Evison Introduction. 2-quart container. Z 4-9 | late spring/early fall | full sun | H: 6', W: 3'

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PPAF. Weeping branches clothed in heart-shaped purple leaves create an instant focal point on this elegant dwarf cultivar! This stellar introduction from North Carolina State University is a hybrid of two classics, 'Covey' x 'Forest Pansy.' Brilliant lavender-pink blooms open on deep red stems and bracts before the tree leafs out in spring, and when the foliage does arise, it sports a glossy shade of maroon before deepening to rich violet for the remainder of the year. A remarkable selection of the native species, 'Ruby Falls' is highly recommended. 2-gallon container.

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PPAF. This Hosta’s name alone brings a smile to your face, and once you see its playfully ruffled foliage (evident even in the juvenile stage before vernalization!) and endearing colors, you’ll be even more thrilled! The cream-colored margins of each of its light green leaves extends from the tip all the way down the petiole to the crown. Midsummer brings light lavender flowers on 24" purple scapes, drawing in hummingbirds for even more beauty and charm. 1-quart container.

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Tall, majestic stems bearing 10 buds open to elegant flowers of violet and lavender-mauve, punctuated by a tangerine beard. The light silvery accents of the standards are echoed around the edges the falls! Delightfully ruffled and richly colored, this 1997 Barry Blyth introduction is already a classic. Bareroot. Z 3-8 | sun | late spring/early summer | H: 40", W: 12-18"

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Coreopsis 'Cosmic Eye' �New PPAF. This gorgeous member of the Big Bang™ series may be smaller than its friends, but it lives up to its big name by exploding with color from early summer through early fall. Just 12-15" tall, this compact, well-branched plant supplies loads of 1½-2" sun-yellow blossoms, each with a prominent burgundy eye and a gold button center. Even the foliage gets in on the show, boasting a unique texture somewhere between the threadleaf and grandiflora types and staying attractive all season. 1-quart container. Z 5-9 | early summer/early fall | full sun | H: 12-15", W: 12-15"

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Wayside’s Pastel Tulip Mix The softest, most luminous shades of the Tulip family which compliment the soft colors in your garden. All blooming in midseason and very reliable, robust performers, the varieties in this mix represent the absolute best in pastel-hued Tulips. You will love them in garden and vase! All are hardy in zones 3-8, returning reliably for many years of beauty! Pack contains 10 bulbs.

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PP#19,991. The first in the exciting new Lo & Behold™ series of miniature Buddleias introduced by the Raulston Arboretum (North Carolina), this mounding, well-branched plant reaches less than 2 feet high and wide, yet flowers continuously (rather than in waves) and never needs deadheading. Perfect for containers, groundcover, or border use, it sets almost no seeds, concentrating all its energy into flower production. The future of Buddleia is here! 2-quart container. Cannot ship to OR.

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CV: Evipo033. PPAF. A whole new look for Clematis! Hundreds of 2-inch semi-double blooms arise all over this vigorous climber for months on end, each a striking combination of magenta-burgundy! The flowers resemble wrapped packages, with curled-under outer petals and a gleaming “bow” of inner petals! Easy to grow and eager to bloom, this is a great choice for new and seasoned gardeners alike! A Raymond Evison Introduction. 2-quart container.

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Z 4-9 | mid-summer/early fall | full/part sun | H: 10', W: 3-4'

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Fothergilla x hybrida 'Blue Mist' Fire and ice do mix in this gorgeous Fothergilla from Morris Arboretum in Pennsylvania! ‘Blue Mist’ boasts unique frosty-blue foliage that keeps its color throughout the summer, even in hot climates. And as if that weren’t enough, it offers honey-scented blooms in spring! The show begins in late spring, when bottlebrushes of pure white erupt all over this neat, mounded shrub. 1-gallon container. Z 5-8 | late spring | part shade | H: 24-36", W: 36-48"

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Fothergilla ‘Blue Mist’

Vinca minor '24 Karat' PP#20,289. Bright gold new foliage arises above the older green leaves on this compact, dense groundcover. Liberally dotted with pale blue blooms over many weeks, this spreading evergreen perennial continuously sets new, golden foliage throughout the growth season, keeping the gold-and-green display fresh for months. The contrast of the pastel blue tones against rich gold is truly spectacular! Best color in full sun. A stunning introduction from Itsaul Plants (Atlanta, Georgia.) 4-inch pot. Z 4-9 | late spring/early summer sun/part shade | H: 3½", W: 12-15"

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Hibiscus syriacus 'Fiji' �New (Cv. 'Minspot.') Surround yourself with the soft colors of an exotic sunset. This lovely, trouble-free Rose of Sharon is as beautiful as its name suggests, bursting forth in midsummer with pink, semi-double flowers. The buds are medium pink but fade to a softer hue once open, while a deep reddish-purple center adds dramatic highlights. Superb as a hedge, screen, or back-of-theborder standout, it’s ready to bloom abundantly for years to come. 1-gallon container. Z 5-8 | mid-summer | full sun H: 5-8', W: 4-7'

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Selected for its cold-hardiness but also valuable for its bright blue spring foliage and slender habit, this Himalayan Cedar is full and dense from a very young age. The bluetones remain into summer, creating a sleek, cool-toned appearance all season on a tree that demonstrates excellent resistance to deer and drought. Introduced in Germany from seeds collected in the mountains near Kabul, Afghanistan. 1-gallon container.

Subtly fragrant, these 5-inch blooms offer pure icy-white petals shading into cream and buttery yellow toward the base. This diploid is gently ruffled for a beautifully full look. Good tolerance of heat and humidity. Bareroot.

PPAF. A knee-high plant with giant appeal, this compact black-eyed susan sends up 2-2½", star-burst-shaped, golden-yellow blooms from midsummer through early fall. The bushy clump of dark green foliage looks outstanding anywhere, but add its charming flowers to potted mums and asters, and you have a true garden winner. With well-branched scapes that have been known to hold over 80 flowers (irresistible to butterflies and songbirds), it’s hard to beat for pure abundant beauty. Photo Courtesy of Jelitto Staudensamen GmBH. 1-quart container.

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Peonies Amongst Americas most beloved garden plants, Peonies were brought to this country by early European settlers, and traveled out west with the pioneers. Before refrigerated shipping, they were one of the few perennials to be mail-ordered, and no self-respecting garden was without them. The longest-lived perennial, they need nothing beyond well-drained soil and sun to bloom for many decades. We ship only healthy, freshly-dug, 3-5 eye divisions only in the fall— the prime time for planting.

Paeonia 'Bric A Brac' �New Wonderfully twisted, irregularly fringed petals of cream, streaked with green and rosy-red, adorn this midseason bloomer from master breeders William Krekler and Roy Klehm. Subtly fragrant, this is a single-flowered Peony, but the unusual hold of the petals makes it look as full and lively as a Parrot Tulip. 24 inches high and about 30 to 36 inches wide, it prefers afternoon shade and is hardy in zones 2-8. Bareroot. Z 2-8 | late spring/early summer | sun/part shade | H: 24", W: 30-36"

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Paeonia 'Cheddar Surprise' �New Marvelously fragrant, these big semi-double blooms of icy white boast a frilly collar of golden petaloids and short stamens mixed with a tuft of curly white petals, creating a very full, rose-like appearance. Borne on very sturdy stems, they open from blushpink buds and are excellent for cutting. Disease-resistant foliage keeps this midseason bloomer attractive all season. Roy Klehm, 1980. Bareroot.

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Paeonia 'Fairy Princess' �New PPAF. An unusual breakthrough in the world of Peonies, this Dwarf, or Rock Garden type, with a unique, compact growth habit, was developed jointly from the American breeding programs of William KreckIer and Roy Klehm. Early flowering, with rounded, 4 to 5-inch flowers produced prolifically. Bareroot. Z 4-8 | mid spring/late summer | sun/part shade H: 15-18", W: 24-36"

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Paeonia 'Abalone Pearl' This early bloomer is ideal for southern climates, its semidouble flowers opening 5 to 6 inches wide, with pink- and coral-washed petals surrounding a yellow center. Superb for cutflowers, the blossoms arise on long, sturdy stems with great staying power. Bareroot.

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Paeonia 'Angel Cheeks' American Peony Society Gold Medal Winner.

A dazzling pink 5-inch “bomb” Peony from the late Carl Klehm, one of America’s premier Peony breeders! The underside of the petals is striped red, and as you lean in for a closer look, you’ll enjoy the subtle, sweet fragrance of this midseason bloomer. Good coldhardiness and disease resistance. Bareroot. Z 3-8 | late spring | sun H: 30", W: 36"

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A rare and choice masterpiece from William Krekler, one of America's outstanding breeders. An outer whorl of raspberry pink petals surrounds a large vanilla ice cream scoop center. As the flowers mature they become more pink. Of typical Japanese form, this vigorous grower blooms midseason on 32-inch plants. A real treat for any Peony enthusiast! Bareroot.

Deep cranberry petals are highlighted by a circlet of long primrose stamens on this double-flowered beauty. Blooms in midseason, with a light, pleasing fragrance. Bareroot.

Z 4-8 | mid spring | sun | H: 32-24", W: 12-24"

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Paeonia 'Mister Ed'

Appleblossom-pink guard petals form the base for a collar of brilliant gold, topped by an inner tuft of short blush-pink petals on this double-flowered marvel from master breeder William Krekler. A truly breathtaking Peony, it flowers in midseason. Bareroot.

Terrific staying power in the vase distinguishes this lovely bomb-type Peony. An early bloomer, it sets a good number of lightly fragrant, large cream-to-rose flowers on very strong stems. The color variation is so great that often a single plant sets blooms of cream, pink, and rose, all in a single season! Roy Klehm introduced this Peony in 1980, and it has been a florists’ mainstay ever since. Bareroot.

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Princess Bride — The Peony that complements any garden planting or indoor arrangement! Huge 5- to 6-inch “bomb” style blooms of ivory-cream are very fragrant and fully double. They arise on very vigorous plants 32 inches tall, 34 inches wide, and bloom in midseason. Bareroot. Z 3-8 | mid spring | sun/part shade | H: 32", W: 34"

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American Peony Society Gold Medal Winner! A color breakthrough for Peonies! The deep coral buds open to bowl-shaped blooms with gracefully incurved petals of coral-peach surrounding a frilly, glowing mass of stamens. One of the few Peonies to flourish in the southern end of its hardiness range, ‘Coral Charm’ is an exceptionally robust garden plant, reaching 36 inches tall and covered with blooms. Its lovely foliage forms a nice backdrop for Daffodils and a foreground for mid-to late-summer Lilies! Bareroot.

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Paeonia 'Best Man' �New Masses of dark magenta petals unfurl late in the season on this tall, vigorous Peony. Double-flowered and very intensely colored, it is a standout in the landscape as well as the vase. Best in northern and temperate climates. Bareroot. Z 3-7 | early summer | sun/part shade | H: 34", W: 24"

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Paeonia 'Green Lotus' �New One of our absolute favorite Peonies, and we believe it will become yours, too! This is a Japanese-style flower with long, tightly-packed, ruffled-tip petals of chartreuse tinged with pink! In the center a large, frilly golden boss punctuates the unusual color combination. Compared to Parrot Tulips for its splendid colors and twisted, devil-may-care form, these huge 4- to 5-inch blooms are absolutely showstopping in garden or vase. Developed by Roy Klehm and William Krekler, the masters of American Peony breeding. Blooms in early season on strong, vigorous 28-inch plants. Don’t miss this one! Bareroot. Z 2-8 | late spring/late spring | sun | H: 28", W: 24-30"

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Paeonia 'Raspberry Sundae' Giant double blooms fully 6 inches wide are not only packed with pastel shades, they’re also wonderfully fragrant. “Semi-rose” flowers combine flat outer petals with shorter, delightfully frilly petals. A great choice for northern gardens where other Peonies struggle. Bareroot. Z 3-8 | late spring/early summer | sun/part shade | H: 27", W: 24-36"

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A superb William Kreckler creation, with large, sweetly fragrant double blooms of soft pink borne in midseason. The 24 to 26-inch plants have exceptionally handsome deep green foliage and flower extravagantly. Bareroot.

One of John Elsley's all time favorite Peonies.

A double row of vibrant rosy-pink ruffled petals make this single-flowered peony stand out beautifully in the garden! Sweetly fragrant and very longlasting in the garden, this early bloomer is a good choice for hot climates where others melt out quickly. Bred by Roy G. Klehm. Bareroot.

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A spectacular classic double Peony from the master American hybridizer, Roy Klehm, and truly one of his finest creations. An excellent cut flower with strong 6-8 inch stems to hold its elegant blossoms. Strong guard petals support the flower form so you can enjoy its beautiful habit over a long period of time. Bareroot. Z 3-8 | mid-spring | sun/part shade | H: 26-32", W: 24-36"

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Paeonia lactiflora 'Pink Venus' �New Giant 6½-inch blooms boast several layers of incurved appleblossom-pink petals surrounding a central boss of red-tipped golden stamens. Sweetly fragrant, these semi-double blooms arise in midseason on compact, floriferous plants. Introduced in 1979 by the incomparable Roy G. Klehm, it remains a favorite for perfect form, soft color, and delightful fragrance. Bareroot. Z 2-8 | late spring/early summer | sun/part shade | H: 26", W: 24-30"

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Paeonia 'Serene Pastel' �New

Enormous fragrant double-flowered blooms sport guard petals of pale salmon surrounding smaller, frillier petals of pink. As these flowers Paeonia 'Serene Pastel' mature, they fade to A Masterpiece of Form and Fragr ance. white with appleblossompink accents. A magnificent midseason bloomer. A superb Roy G. Klem masterpeice! Bareroot.

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Paeonia 'Top Brass' The tricolored effect of this Roy Klehm introduction has no equal in the Peony family! As many-petalled and exquisite as a Rose, it regales with a marvelous honey scent and long-lasting freshness in the vase or the garden. A plant in full bloom is a tropical sunset of colors, with shades of salmon, coral, and peach mingling with the ivory, canary-yellow, and appleblossom-pink primary tones. A single 5- to 6-inch bloom is a bouquet all by itself — but cut enough to fill all your vases, for this robust performer has color to spare! The plant reaches just 27 inches tall, with a rounded, full shape that adds weight to its compact height. Bareroot. Z 3-8 | mid spring | full sun/part shade | H: 27", W: 24-36"

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Paeonia 'Sarah Bernhardt' One of the classic Peonies that helped make this perennial a favorite from the foundation planting to the patio, the border to the vase! Gigantic double blooms of fragrant luscious pink arise in early to midseason and last for many weeks. This plant reaches 2½ feet tall, a nice size for any setting, and is as easy to grow as a weed! Bareroot. Z 2-8 | late spring/early summer | full s un | H: 30", W: 30"

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Paeonia 'Love's Touch' �New A Peony Masked as a Camellia!

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Sweetly fragrant and beautifully formed, this semi- to fully double Peony from the renowned breeding partnership of William Krekler and Roy Klehm offers soft shell-pink color in mid- to late season. Splendid for cutting, it keeps its perfect shape nicely, perfuming the room for more than a week! Bareroot. Z 2-8 | late spring/early summer | sun/part shade | H: 26", W: 30-36"

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While many peonies lose their tight, lush habit by late summer, this exquisite single-flowered beauty remains attractive in the garden all season. The bowl-shaped blooms of ivory with a charming golden ruff arise in midseason and hold brilliantly, making ‘Snow Swan’ the best single white we have ever seen. Bred by Roy G. Klehm, this is a splendid addition to garden and vase! Bareroot. Z 2-8 |late spring/early summer | sun/part shade | H: 34", W: 30-36"

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Iris (Iris germanica) The kings of the Iris family, Tall Bearded varieties are taller and larger-flowered than all others, boasting a glorious rainbow of hues that includes many multicolored combinations. They are the last Iris to bloom in spring, and some even repeat in autumn. The flower form is exquisite, consisting of 3 upright petals called "standards," 3 downturned petals called "falls," and a short fuzzy "beard" at the base of each fall. Requiring at least 6 hours of direct sun, they thrive in any well-drained garden spot, but bloom best in slightly acidic soil. Very longlived and easy to care for, this perennial asks only to be divided every few years. Space plants 12 to 24 inches apart

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Iris 'Moonlit Water' �New The lavender-blue falls of this 2005 Keppel introduction boast a radiating pattern called luminata, creating a lovely “spray” effect on highly ruffled blooms. Each stem of this award winner sports 9 to 10 double-socketed buds, giving you armloads of beautiful blooms in early season. Bareroot. Z 3-8 | late spring/early summer | full sun | H: 36", W: 12-18"

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Iris 'Florentine Silk' �New A multiple award winner, this breathtaking peach-pink and lavender-blue combination wows with silky blooms featuring ruffles, contrasting edging, and striking beards of peachy-orange with a white center. When they rebloom, the falls are a more free-form blend of lavender and peach, looking exactly like watered silk! No other Iris compares to this 2005 Keppel introduction. Descended from ‘Poem of Ecstasy.’ Bareroot. Z 3-8 | late spring/early summer | sun | H: 35", W: 12-18"

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Iris 'Dusky Challenger' �New Dykes Medal, 1992. 6-inch blooms of deepest purple open in mid- to late season on 39-inch plant. Well-branched and vigorous, the plants produce multiple stems, each of which opens 4 buds simultaneously. ‘Dusky Challenger’ raises the standards of dark Iris to a new level. Bareroot. Z 3-8 | mid spring/late spring | full sun | H: 39", W: 12-18"

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Iris 'Fortunate Son' �New For generations breeders have tried to develop a true red Iris, but when we see magnificent varieties such as this maroon-to-claret beauty, we wonder what shade could possibly be lovelier! Boasting a deep blue beard and rich, saturated color, this 2006 Schreiner introduction flowers in midseason, very vigorous thanks to its I. reichenbachii breeding. Blooms in early midseason. Bareroot. Z 3-8 | late spring/early summer | sun | H: 37", W: 12-18"

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Iris 'Nehalem Bay' �New

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Pure azure-blue falls and delightfully ruffled white standards are an unbeatable combination on this weather-tough Iris! Substantial petal thickness and vigorous growth make this late bloomer a standout in any setting, with extra-large blooms (average petal length is 4¼ inches!). Boasting 8 to 9 double-socketed buds per stem, this descendent of I. ‘Overnight Sensation’ x I. ‘Indigo Princess’ is destined to become a favorite in your garden. Bareroot.

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Iris 'Kind Word' �New Winner of an Honorable Mention from the American Iris Society, this 2003 Keppel introduction regales you with elegant ruffles and soft shades of pink highlighted by a vermilion beard. A mid- to late season bloomer, it stands tall and striking in the garden. Bareroot. Z 3-8 | late spring/early summer | sun | H: 39", W: 12-18"

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Everyone’s Fragrant Favorite, Winner of Countless Awards! Very highly sought ever since its 2003 introduction, this dazzling dark purple with a bold deep orange beard is renowned for its spicy scent as well as its very heavy bloom production. Among the tallest Iris in the mid- to late season garden, each stem bears 11 to 12 double-socketed buds. Winner of the Wister, the Dykes, the Cook Cup, the Award of Merit, and many other awards of the American Iris Society, it is an alltime favorite and instant classic. Bareroot.

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Iris 'Lovely Señorita' �New Each stalk of this multiple award-winner is branched into 4 stems bearing 10 to 15 buds, guaranteeing you huge numbers of brilliant orange and amber blooms in midto late season. Huge 4-inch by 6-inch blooms offer jawdropping color in garden or vase! Bred by Schreiner in 2002 from I. ‘Champagne Waltz’ x I. ‘Savanna Sunset.’ Bareroot. Z 3-8 | late spring/early summer | full sun H: 41", W: 12-18"

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Super-floriferous, this vigorous Iris offers glorious bicolor blooms over a long season! The standards are inky-blue edged in white, with generous ruffles, while the falls are pure white. Exquisite in garden and vase, these 3- to 4-inch blooms top 37-inch stems. Bareroot. Z 3-8 | mid-summer/late summer | full sun H: 37", W: 6-12"

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At first glance this early midseason bloomer looks black and white, but a closer inspection reveals that the standards are actually powder-pink and the falls deepest plum. Separated by a bright tangerine beard, the petals are also enlivened by slight ruffling and beautiful white rays. Expect 7 to 9 doublesocketed buds on every stem of this multiple award winner. Bareroot.

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Iris 'Val De Loire' �New

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This petite French introduction is a study in soft shades and exquisite ruffling and lacing. The standards are white with a lilac cast, while the falls are a rich charcoal-lavender accented with a bright orange beard. A midseason bloomer introduced by Cayeux in 1999, ‘Val de Loire’ is a splendid front-row variety for the Iris display. Bareroot.

Stunning inky-black petals shot with deep purple and punctuated by a frosty white beard really stand out in the sunny garden. This gorgeous midseason bloomer steals the show wherever it is placed. Introduced by Marky Smith in 2002 and never bettered! Bareroot. Z 3-8 | late spring/early summer | full sun H: 36", W: 12-18"

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Iris 'Beverly Sills' Dykes Medal, 1985. A prize sought by all collectors and Iris lovers, this is a solid coral-pink, lacy bloom with perfect form and unbelievable color. Very floriferous and fast-growing, the 35-inch stems bloom in early midseason. Bareroot. Z 3-8 | mid spring | sun/part shade | H: 35", W: 12-18"

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Iris 'Royal Snowcap' �New Pillows of Velvety Softness!

Deeply ruffled white standards as puffy as spring clouds top plush plum-purple falls, the white echoed in a pencil-thin edging along every petal. A mid- to late-season bloomer, this tall Iris boasts 10 to 13 buds on every stalk. Bareroot.

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While a true green Tall Bearded Iris does not (yet) exist, this lemonlime beauty is about as close as possible! The tightly closed, upright standards have an overall green cast, while the falls sport lemony edges and nearly white centers, punctuated by a soft yellow beard. Introduced by Schreiner in 2007, it's an utterly unique addition to the Iris garden. Bareroot.

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Iris 'Victoria Falls' A Frequent Rebloomer!

‘Victoria Falls’ is a very heavy-blooming, well-branched mid-blue bloomer, with a long season and often an encore. The 36-inch plants boast heavily ruffled, cascading falls with a white patch and snowy beard. Our favorite blue, its generosity is overwhelming. Plant in full sun and well-drained soil of ordinary fertility. Set the rhizome at soil level, spacing plants 10 to 15 inches apart for best display. As the foliage begins to dry after bloom, remove it promptly to minimize pests and diseases. Bareroot. Z 3-9 | mid spring/late spring | full sun | H: 34-36", W: 12-18"

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Iris 'Copper Classic' Truly an Original Color!

A scene-stealer in any setting, with its sunset hues of coral, pink, peach, and gold. Award of Merit Winner. Bareroot. Z 3-8 | late spring /mid summer | full sun | H: 35", W: 12-18"

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Tetraploid Daylilies (Hemerocallis) This season we are proud to offer a selection of tetraploid Daylilies for your consideration. These fine cultivars possess twice the number of chromosomes of traditional diploid Daylilies, which gives them many advantages. Tetraploid Daylilies offer brighter color, larger blooms, stronger stems, and most important of all, greater vigor. Hardy alike in the harsh winters of zone 3 and steamy summers of zone 10, these long-lived, low-maintenance perennials are among the easiest and most rewarding of all plants you can select for your sunny garden.

Hemerocallis 'Chicago Picotee Memories' �New The picotee matches the eyezone on this splendid early bloomer! Pale apricot with grape-purple markings, these 5½- to 6-inch blooms are sweetly fragrant. A dormant tetraploid, this 1987 James Marsh introduction tolerates severe winters effortlessly. Bareroot. Z 3-9 | sun | early summer | H: 30", W: 18-24"

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Hemerocallis 'Count Radish Plus' �New The rich barn-red tones on these ruffled 5-inch blooms are faderesistant and so eye-catching in the garden. A dormant tetraploid introduced by master breeder Roy G. Klehm in 2003, this ready rebloomer keeps the flowers coming all summer long. Superb for climates from north to south. Bareroot. Z 3-10 | sun/part shade | all summer | H: 26", W: 18-24"

47919 $14.95 ea | 3 for $12.95 ea

Hemerocallis 'Hello Dreamy Yellow' �New As bright as a summer's day, these fragrant yellow blooms catch the eye from across the garden! Accented with a small green throat, they dominate the midseason daylily garden on vigorous tetraploid plants. In consistently moist soil, they may even rebloom! Bareroot. Z 3-9 | early summer | sun/part shade | H: 35", W: 18-24"

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Hemerocallis 'Ruffled Parchment' �New Subtly fragrant, these 5-inch blooms offer pure icy-white petals shading into cream and buttery yellow toward the base. This diploid is gently ruffled for a beautifully full look. Good tolerance of heat and humidity. Bareroot. Z 3-10 | early summer | sun/part shade | H: 34", W: 18-24"

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Hemerocallis 'Garden Symphony' �New One of the finest creations of the late Brother Charles Reckamp, this dormant tetraploid dazzles with tightly piecrusted blooms 6 inches wide and bursting with gold, peach, pink, and yellow tones. Each petal is a brilliant wash of color on mid- to late-season blooms that face outward. Magnificent! Bareroot. Z 3-9 | sun/part shade | early/ midsummer | H: 30", W: 18-24"’

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Hemerocallis 'King Porcelain' �New Satiny porcelain-pink, apricot, and orange shades suffuse these wide, ruffled petals, the color becoming so bright it nearly glows at the throat. A tall, vigorous tetraploid with mid- to late-season blooms, this Roy G. Klehm introduction effortlessly takes center stage in any Daylily display. Bareroot. Z 3-9 | midsummer | sun/part shade | H: 38", W: 18-24"

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Hemerocallis 'Parson's Choice' �New A delightfully petite Daylily with two-tone purple beauty! These 3½-inch ruffled blooms open the evening before their day of glory, releasing their rich scent in the evening garden. Beautiful lavender and grape tones stand out brilliantly in the Daylily display. Bareroot.

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Hemerocallis 'Red Pinocchio' �New This dormant tetraploid may be scarcely 2 feet tall, but its rich, velvety crimson blooms reach 5 inches wide! Arising in midseason, they boast slightly ruffled edges and fadeproof color. Introduced by Roy G. Klehm in 1987. Bareroot. Z 3-9 | sun/part shade | early/midsummer | H: 24", W: 12-18"

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Boasting twice the chromosomes of traditional diploid Daylilies, tetraploid varieties have a number of advantages, including brighter color, larger blooms, stronger stems, and most important of all, greater vigor in a wide range of colors. No breeder's rejects in this mixture! Give your Daylily garden a natural advantage with these ultra-hardy, brilliant cultivars! Pack contains 3 Bareroot. Z 3-10 | sun/part shade | summer (various bloomtimes) | W: 18-24"

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Winner of the coveted Award of Garden Merit from the Royal Horticulture Society, this elegant tetraploid stands out brilliantly against most other daylilies in the sunny border. Thanks to its H. citrina heritage, it offers widely spaced, recurved petals of primrose-yellow, strong lemon-scent. The 4to 5-inch flowers open the evening before their “day” of bloom, nearly glowing at twilight. Truly exceptional! Bareroot. Z 4-9 | early/midsummer |sun | H: 36", W: 18-24"

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Hemerocallis 'Gentle Ed' �New A rich shade of magenta-purple edged in pure white suffuses these 5¾-inch blooms, which arise in midseason on compact plants. Quite fragrant, they boast a glowing yellow-green throat. Dormant tetraploid plants are very winter-hardy in the north, yet also tolerant of heat and humidity in the south and west. Bred by Roy G. Klehm in 2003. Bareroot.

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Hemerocallis 'Ruffled Orange Pretzells' �New Zesty deep orange blooms with golden highlights and faint red stripes (acquired in afternoon) reach 5¾ inches wide on this spectacular tetraploid. A midseason bloomer bred by Roy G. Klehm, it is exceptionally tolerant of heat and humidity. Bareroot. Z 3-10 | early summer | sun/part shade | H: 36", W: 18-24"

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Bulbs Bulbs are the secret to ever-increasing beauty in the garden - with virtually no maintenance! Wayside goes to great lengths to find you the best rare fall bloomers like autumn crocus and bright, fragrant summer showstoppers like lilies, without neglecting classic spring favorites such as tulips, daffodils, and irises. Check back often to find the best choices available for the current planting season.

Daffodils

The Essence of Spring!

Wayside's “Top Of The Line” Daffodil Mix

Blended by hand! Just plant these bulbs and let nature take its course. Year after year, they’ll increase in number, and you’ll enjoy an ever-growing effect in fragrance and cheerful beauty. Our carefully selected Top-of-the-Line Daffodil Mix contains premium varieties chosen for their balance of color and long blooming season — different varieties run the gamut from whites, yellows, bicolors, and even pinks — to bloom in early, mid-, and late season. Plant them in fields and along the edge of the woods to naturalize, or tuck them into a favorite spot in your garden. Whatever you do, plant lots! These quality bulbs produce at least 2 blooms each, so you’ll want plenty on hand. They make excellent cut flowers for bouquets, too, so you can spread their cheer indoors! Note: The varieties in this special mix are chosen for their ease of culture, rapid increase, and long life — and all are guaranteed to please. Pack contains 10 bulbs. Z 4-9 | early spring | full sun/part shade | H: 12-18"

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Daffodil ‘Ice Follies’ A Classic!

Among the first large-flowered Daffodils to bloom, its 4½-inch flowers provide a fabulous show over a long period. Ideal for mass planting or forcing. Perianth is pure white, of excellent form and texture, framing a large flat crown which opens lemon yellow, then changes to icy white. Excellent in southern gardens. Pack contains 5 bulbs. Z 3-8 | mid spring | full sun/part shade | H: 20”

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Wayside’s Naturalizing Daffodil Mix Begin the landscape of your dreams today with an economical, power-packed collection of hand-blended specially selected varieties of known performance, chosen for their vigor, beauty, rapidity of increase and length of bloom. Large, vigourous, bulbs that will each freely produce flowers the first year after planting. Distinctive in color and form as well as ability to multiply, they are lovely in a mixed planting and will rapidly increase to carpet the available space with spring color! Pack contains 10 bulbs. Z 4-9 | sun/part shade | spring | H: 12-18"

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Daffodil ‘Sinopel’ One small stand of these fragrant, small-cupped Daffodils can perfume an entire garden! Very fragrant and utterly distinctive, this pheasant’s-eye Daffodil boasts a wide, snowy white, overlapping perianth starred with a tiny green-and-yellow “eye”! The small cup is ruffled and very distinctively colored, making Sinopel a standout in garden or vase. Mid- to late-season on 12- to 14-inch stems. Pack contains 5 bulbs. Z 4-8 | mid spring/late spring | full sun/part shade | H: 12-14"

Daffodil ‘Ice King’

Wayside's High Cotton Daffodil Mix

The fully double version of ‘Ice Follies’, with massive 4½-inch blooms of white, cream, and yellow in a frothy confection of petal segments! 20-inch stems open in early season. A classic variety not easily located today! Pack contains 5 bulbs.

For the South! Because of the lack of cold temperatures, some Daffodil varieties simply do not thrive in the south. The varieties in this mix have been selected because each is a proven performer in the hot, humid Sunbelt. Each variety is multi-flowered, sweetly fragrant, and displays the bright spring colors Daffodils are known and loved for in a bright palette yellows, whites and oranges. All will repeat and bless your landscape with their spring cheer year after year, bringing the joys of the Daffodil to the heart of the South and are guaranteed to repeat year after year. Pack contains 10 bulbs.

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Daffodil King Alfred Improved

An improved, larger flowered form of the classic heirloom variety, first introduced in 1899 and still the most widely grown of all Daffodils. The majestic blooms often measure 4 inches across, and boast a trumpet fully 2 inches long. A rich sunshine yellow, they are early blooming and a favorite for forcing. Pack contains 5 bulbs.

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Daffodil ‘Sir Winston Churchill’ Fragrance and form combined! Each 15-inch stem flaunts 3 to 5 creamy-white double blooms with yellow centers. Blooms in midseason. If you like Daffodils, you’ll love this cluster-flowered variety, specially selected to bear several breathtaking blooms per stem. Our large, high-quality bulbs are guaranteed to give you years of enjoyment. Pack contains 5 bulbs. Z 4-8 | mid spring | full sun/part shade| H: 15"

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‘Precocious’ is the largest, most richly colored and dramatically ruffled pink-cupped Daffodil in the world today! The 3½- to 4-inch blooms boast huge, wide salmon-pink cups framed by a sparkling white background of rounded, overlapping petals (perianth). Magnificent for garden or vase, this rare combination of color and size makes ‘Precocious’ the center of attention in any setting! The flowers are heavily ruffled, frilly, and flouncy, for an elegant look you’ll love! Yet this fancy fellow is as easy to grow and reliable to bloom, year after year, as the plainest little yellow Daffodil! These tall, sturdy 20- to 24inch stems bloom in mid-spring. Pack contains 5 bulbs.

The outstanding ivory perianth crowned with a blazing, canary-yellow trumpet would make this an excellent variety in its own right — but in addition, ‘Las Vegas’ is an especially quick multiplier for increasing effect year after year. Very large flowers bloom midseason. Pack contains 5 bulbs.

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Daffodil ‘Actaea’ The ever-popular Poet’s Narcissus! This “Pheasant’s Eye” variety has a well-proportioned perianth of purest white and a small, red-edged yellow eye. Extraordianarily fragrant, 3-inch flowers top 18 inch stems and are one of the last to bloom, delightfully extending your Daffodil season. A Classic Heirloom. Pack contains 5 bulbs.

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Wayside’s Feral (Wild) Daffodil Mix Grow the Same Daffodils Our Forebears Planted!

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Among the loveliest and very hardiest, these heritage varieties descend from daffodils collected in abandoned homesteads, washed-out farmyards, and open meadowlands. They give us a glimpse into the vanished gardens of the past, where even hardscrabble pioneers made time to plant bulbs for their sheer spring beauty! Pack contains 10 bulbs. Z 4-8 | early/mid spring | sun/part shade | spring | H: 8-15"

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Daffodil ‘Pistachio’

A classic favorite with coloring like no other, this pale green Trumpet Daffodil sports enormous 4-inch blooms in midseason, their long trumpets commanding attention in garden or vase! Superb for cutting, and since each bulb produces at least two 12- to 18-inch stems, you get plenty of flower power! Pack contains 5 bulbs. Z 4-8 | mid spring | sun | H: 12-18"

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Wayside’s Feral (Wild) Daffodil Mix

Daffodil ‘ Early Cheer’ Mini 10-inch stems bear 6 to 8 fragrant fully double blooms of white and soft yellow! Pack contains 5 bulbs.. Z 4-8 | mid spring | full sun/part shade | H: 10"

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Narcissus poeticus recurvus (Pheasant’s Eye Daffodil) (Heirloom, 1831.) Very rare, with a rich spicy fragrance, “pheasant’s eye” blooms are distinguished by a yellow cup fringed in scarlet. A late bloomer, it extends the Daffodil season by weeks and grows 15 to 18 inches high. It excels in Southern climates and is known for being much more tolerant of moist soils in winter and spring than other Narcissus. Pack contains 5 bulbs. Z 4-8 | late spring | full sun/part shade | H: 15-18"

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(Heirloom, 1927.) One of the best perennial performers, especially in the south. Landscaping Daffodil Carlton was selected for its vanilla-like fragrance, distinctive color, large cupped flower and the speed and ease with which it grows and multiplys. Immortalized by Wordsworth as “. . . a host of golden Daffodils.” 18-inch stems; blooms early. Pack contains 5 bulbs. Z 4-8 | early/mid spring | full sun/part shade | H: 18"

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As beautiful as its name, this early-blooming Daffodil graces the garden with large-cupped, outward-facing blooms with an arresting color scheme. Six rounded, slightly creased petals form the white perianth, which frames a ruffled, reddish-orange cup that may have a greenish-yellow eye. Like others of its kind, ‘Bella Vista’ is hardy and long-lived, making it superb in both the landscape and as a cut flower. Pack contains 5 bulbs.

Punctuate the Daffodil display with this exceptional large-cupped variety, its color and form standing out beautifully in any setting! The large clear white perianth frames a wide, nicely ruffled apricot-pink cup, very long-lasting in garden or vase. Pack contains 5 bulbs.

Daffodil ‘Thalia’ (A Narcissus Triandrus Heirloom Selection) Pure white trumpets and perianth on 18- to 20-inch stems. A good choice for moist soils. Pack contains 5 bulbs.

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An heirloom Giant Trumpet that has never been outdone for flower production or showy beauty! Each bulb produces at least 2 strong flower stems, each bearing huge 4-inch blooms that open a creamy-ivory and mature to white on 15- to 17-inch stems. Pack contains 5 bulbs.

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Rounded, double orange and yellow flowers are lush, sweetly scented and eye-catching on this mid- to late-season bloomer! The perianth is pure white, showing off the play of color and texture even further. A multiple award winner, ‘Tahiti’ has strong 18-inch stems that last well after cutting. Pack contains 5 bulbs. Z 4-8 | mid spring | full sun/part shade | H: 18"

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Tulips Wayside's Rembrandt Tulip Mix Fabulously swirled and feathery patterns, with all the artistry of the Old Master’s brush, adorn these spectacular blooms. Maroon on white, red on yellow, cream on purple — this mix contains a rainbow of rich colors in dazzling combinations and designs! During the Dutch Tulip craze of the 17th century, these bulbs sold for thousands of dollars each! (You’ll be pleasantly surprised by what a bargain they are today!) 20 to 22 inches tall; late season. Pack contains 10 bulbs. Z 3-8 | late spring | full sun/part shade | H: 20-30'

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Tulip ‘Pink Impression’ Wind and Weather Proof!

A glorious tropical sunrise of a bloom, its pink tones generously overlaid with rose and apricot tones! This Darwin Hybrid thrives in warm-winter climates as well as colder ones, making it one of the few Tulips really happy in the south and southwest. And the 4-inch blooms are magnificent on sturdy 20- to 22-inch stems. Find a place of honor for this one! Pack contains 5 bulbs. Z 3-8 | mid spring | full sun/part shade | H: 20-22"

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Tulip ‘Blue Parrot’ The ever-popular (and sometimes hard to find!) blue, with rich royal tones on blooms an impressive 8 to 10 inches wide! Blooms in midto late season on 20- to 22-inch stems. Pack contains 5 bulbs. Z 3-8 | mid spring/late spring | full sun | H: 20-22"

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One of the finest white Darwin Tulips ever developed, ‘Ivory Floradale’ is a classic treasure no garden should be denied. Soft yellow buds open to plump, beautifully bowl-shaped blooms of pure white outside, yellow within. Bright purple anthers and the occasional carmine fleck complete the color show on these magnificent 3- to 4-inch blooms. No Tulip is easier to integrate into the border, bed, or container — ‘Ivory Floradale’s’ bright white simply makes everything around it look richer! Unsurpassed in a mass planting — where it looks like snowfall — it is a joy in any setting. One of the bestperforming, most gardenworthy Tulip for American Gardens, it is easy to grow. Pack contains 5 bulbs. Z 3-8 | late spring | full sun/part shade | H: 18-24', W: 4'

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Wayside’s Imperial Tulip Mix

We’ve developed a mix of two varieties – one dark purple, the other pale pink – with equal bloom size, plant height, and flowering time. 'Negrita' is a deep, dark purple, flushed with maroon and very richly and evenly colored from base to tip. 'Esther' is a silver-influenced pink, perfect in form. Both have blooms 2 to 3 inches in diameter, stems that reach 22 to 26 inches tall, and a midseason flowering date. Reliable and very prolific, they are long-lasting gems. Pack contains 20 bulbs.

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Tulip ‘Angelique’ A favorite with Wayside customers for more than a decade, ‘Angelique’ is a Tulip lover’s dream bloom, with double flowers of strawberries-and-cream on sturdy 20-inch stems. Perfect for cutting and also long-lasting in the garden, this is one Tulip you just can’t live without! The flowers arise in midseason, slowly opening their multiple layers of full, rounded petals. The flower shape may remind you of Peonies, and ‘Angelique’ is just about as long-lasting! Pack contains 5 bulbs. Z 3-8 | mid spring | full sun/part shade | H: 20”, W: 4”

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Wayside's Red And Yellow Landscape Tulip Mix Big, bold, and beautiful! These red and yellow Darwin Tulips have been specially chosen for their matching height (18 to 20 inches), uniform bloomtime (midspring)and flower size (4 inches). A spectacular spring display that will light up your entire yard! Each collection includes 10 red and 10 yellow Darwin Tulips. Pack contains 20 bulbs.

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Tulip ‘Ballade’ An impressive performer, 'Ballade has remained in bloom for five weeks in our gardens! The elegant serpentine curves of this 3-inch rich-purple, lily-flowered Tulip are accentuated by sharply-definded white margins. 'Ballade blooms near the end of the Tulip season. Pack contains 5 bulbs. Z 3-8 | late spring | full sun | H: 18-22”

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A lily-flowered beauty with a lovely scent and unique color! Tangerine blossoms brushed with yellow open to bright marigold-orange interiors! 20- to 22-inch stems. Pack contains 5 bulbs.

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Can’t make up your mind about a color pattern for your spectacular Darwin Tulips? Get this economical mix and plant all 5 colors in a random pattern that will be more varied and lovely than most patterned designs! In this mix you get a full color range — yellow, pink, red, orange and bicolors — of the weatherproof, large-flowered, long-lasting Darwins. The more you get, the better and more varied the mix of colors is likely to be. Pack contains 10 bulbs. Z 3-8 | mid spring | sun | H: 20-24”

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Tulip ‘Apricot Beauty’ Exquistie Color!

One of the most popular of all Tulips. Hidden within a luminescent blend of pastel apricot and rose is a perfect soft green star. Combines beautifully with other spring flowers in the garden, also fine for cutting or forcing. Blooms in early season on 16-inch stems. Pack contains 5 bulbs.

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Tulip ‘Parade’ The classic red Darwin Hybrid, high-performing and lovely even in the deep South, where many Tulips are not happy. This late-season bloomer offers masses of carmine-red flowers, 4 inches across and radiating bright color, on 22-inch stems. Inside, at the base of each bloom, is a swatch of black for contrast -- very showy when the blooms open fully! Pack contains 5 bulbs.

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Tulip ‘Shirley’ An Eye-Catching Triumph!

These large ivory white blooms emerge in midspring feathered with the faintest purple edge, but their margins gradually intensify to solid violet as they mature. It creates a striking effect when several plants are in bloom at once, demonstrating every subtle stage of color change. Superbly shaped, with good weather resistance, these blooms appear in midseason on 18- to 20-inch tall plants. Pack contains 5 bulbs. Z 3-8 | mid spring | full sun/part shade | H: 18-20”

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A hardy assortment of gorgeous hand blended mix of cottage, Darwin Hybrid and Lily Flowered Tulips specially selected for long-lasting flowers in a wide range of colors. Red, yellow, pink, white, purple, and bicolors transform an ordinary garden into a showplace! The varieties in this mix will bloom in late spring in the North, mid-spring in the South. Dramatic flowers on 20-inch stems withstand gusty spring winds and are ideal for cutting. A classic favorite of Wayside gardeners! Pack contains 10 bulbs.

Glory of the Snow is a low-growing, absolutely breathtaking bulb for early to mid-spring, arising about the time of the species Tulips. Each 8-inch-tall plant sports anywhere from 4 to 12 starry blue-and-white flowers, forming a colorful carpet beneath all the taller flowers of the season! Pack contains 20 bulbs.

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Crocus Giant Spring Mix Wayside’s Special Tulip Mix

Our Giant Spring Mix welcomes the spring season in style! Each bulb offers 2 to 4 cupshaped blooms. Long-lasting and very colorful, they are a must-have in the sunny garden! The flowers appear among slender, grass-like foliage, remaining for several weeks when little else in the garden has broken dormancy. When they’re happy in their setting, they will naturalize, eventually forming great drifts of color. Unforgettable! This mix includes solids and bicolors in all shades of white, yellow, purple, and blue. Pack contains 10 bulbs. Z 3-9 | early spring | full sun/part shade | H: 8”, W: 2-4"

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Crocus sativus Chionodoxa siehei (Glory Of The Snow)

Once widely grown as a culinary herb, medicine, perfume, and dye, this charming Crocus brings a wealth of history and beauty to your garden! Lovely violet-blue flowers arise in late fall, ending the autumn bulb season with a color flourish. The elongated orange stigmas produce saffron, the most expensive spice in the world. Easy to grow in a protected spot in sandy soil, it never needs feeding! Order early, nature dictates we cease shipping by midseptember. Pack contains 10 bulbs. Z 5-8 | early fall/mid fall | full sun/part shade | H: 3-6”, W: 2-4”

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Most of us are thoroughly familiar with the bold Dutch Hybrids—Far less well-known are the species crocus, whose blooms are smaller than their well-known cousins’, but are produced in greater abundance. Their flowers open extremely early in the spring, several weeks earlier than the Dutch Crocus. Very easy to grow, they will increase with the years, returning each spring to signal the end of winter. Our mixture is carefully balanced and encompasses a number of rare species and their cultivars to enrich the gardening experience of anyone who plants these early spring gems. Pack contains 30 bulbs. Z 3-9 | late winter/early spring | full sun/part shade H: 4-6”, W: 4-6”

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Crocus speciosus One of the most glorious, satisfactory and easily naturalized species, C. speciosus spreads rapidly to form beautiful pools of blue in the early autumn garden. Blooms are large and appear even bluer at a distance because of the deeper blue veinin of their interiors, which contrasts with the bright orange stigmas. Grass-like foliage follows the blooms. They flourish in open, sunny situations in well-drained soil and multiply rapidly to increase their autumn display over the yerars. Pack contains 20 bulbs. Z 3-8 | mid-/late fall | full sun/part shade | H: 3-6”, W: 2-4"

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Blooming at Tulip time, these dainty, bell-shaped natives of the Iberian Peninsula confirm the arrival of spring. Their graceful, formal I5-inch spikes and grasslike leaves combine well with Tulips, greatly enhancing the beauty of your garden. They are excellent to naturalize in woodlands or bare shady places such as under trees or in odd corners that seem neglected – a planting will reward you with bright and cheerful color. Excellent also as a cut flower. Once established, they multiply freely, establishing large colonies that require absolutely no care. Offer is 30 bulbs — ten each of white, pink and blue.

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Ipheion uniflorum ‘Jessie’ �New The Deepest Blue Star Flower and Rare!

Boasting the darkest blue of any in this group, these charming six-petaled, star-shaped, sweetly fragrant blooms are held against attractive grass-like foliage. The blooms appear in early spring and are quite long-lasting. Growing in robust clumps, these adaptable, pestresistant plants are great for the edges of borders and make a colorful component in various types of lawn art. Pack contains 10 bulbs. Z 5-9 | early/late spring | full sun/part shade | H: 12”

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Unusual powder-blue color! This vigorous, lightly scented Grape Hyacinth produces dense 1- to 1½-inch flowerheads on 12inch stalks. Blooms mid-spring. Suitable for containers and easy to force. Thrives in moist, well-drained, fertile soil in full sun or light shade. Pack contains 10 bulbs.

Spikes are filled with large, deep cobalt blue flowers. Wonderfully fragrant, they are beautiful planted in borders and under trees, where they may be left undisturbed to become a blue carpet each spring. Easy for indoor forcing, too. Pack contains 10 bulbs.

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Unique Grape Hyacinth bears clusters of bright sapphire-blue bells, each rim tipped in contrasting white after opening that matures to a blushed pink with maturity. A vigorous early spring bloomer reaching 6 to 8 inches tall, ‘Dark Eyes’s lightly scented clusters last quite a long time, lending a delicate touch to rock gardens or borders in sun or light shade. Naturalizes quickly. Pack contains 10 bulbs..

Bright blue, bell-shaped flowers are ribbed with a darker stripe. Blooms with the Daffodils, its deliciously fragrant spires thriving in both sun and shade. Naturalizes rapidly in gardens, meadows, and woodlands. Just 6 to 8 inches high, it is ideal beneath trees and shrubs as well as among larger spring-blooming bulbs. Very easy to grow! Pack contains 10 bulbs.

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Fruits Fruiting plants add so much to the home or garden. Not only are they delicious, but they often have lovely flowers, interesting foliage, and appealing fragrance in addition to fruit. Many are "self-fertile"—they need no male pollinator—and are all long-lived and attractive season after season.

Vaccinium corymbosum ‘Sunshine Blue’ This dwarf plant boasts attractive pink (not white!) flowers, an easy-care habit, and silvery evergreen leaves. Each plant offers 5 to 10 pounds of sweet, dime-sized berries. A self-pollinator with a low chill requirement, it is ideal for the south, though it thrives as far north as Chicago. 1-gallon container. Cannot ship to CA, OR, WA, MI. Z 5(with protection)-9 | early summer | sun | H: 3-4', W: 3-4'

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Vaccinium 'Pink Lemonade' The World's only Pink Blueberry! (Vaccinium hybrid.) The ideal ornamental edible, ‘Pink Lemonade’ offers year-round beauty for the sunny border! In spring, the glossy green foliage is set with small, sweetly fragrant shell-pink blooms. By May in most climates, the first crop of berries is dotting this dense, well-branched shrub. The midsized fruit begins pale green, then blushes pink before ripening to deep rose. Glossy and firm, the fruit has a mild, sweet bite. Successive crops arise on this Highbush until mid-fall, when the foliage begins turning from green to yellow, gold, and finally reddish-orange. Even in winter, russet-red bare stems keep 'Pink Lemonade' interesting. Self-fertile. Cannot ship to CA, OR, WA, MI. Limited Quantities Available.

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This charming dwarf bears good quantities of small berries in early to midsummer. The perfect choice for containers, the front of the border, and even bonsai, ‘Tophat’ is a cross of V. corymbosum (a Highbush) and V. angustifolium ( a Lowbush). The result is a very heat-tolerant, attractive ornamental plant with big ½-inch white blooms from mid-spring into early summer. The berries are sky-blue and about the size of peas. 1-quart container. Cannot ship to CA, OR, WA, MI. Z 3-7 | early/midsummer | sun | H: 2', W: 1½'

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Vitis 'Glenora'

Glenora grapes are large, seedless, blue-black fruits with very thin skin, firm but tender flesh, and an abundance of sweet juice that contrasts nicely with the unique hint of spice in the bite. They arise abundantly following masses of tiny white blooms, beginning the grape season early. Resistant to Phylloxera (the devastating disease that nearly destroyed Europe’s grape crops) and to mildew, they grow and bear plentifully despite heat, humidity, and even poorly fertile soil. Prune to 8 feet tall and desired width. 1-gallon container. Cannot ship to CA, OR, WA, ID. Z 5-9 | late spring | sun | H: 8'

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Vitis 'Marquis' PPAF. A delicious all-around midseason seedless white grape, ‘Marquis’ was developed by Cornell University and is earlier than Concord, more coldtolerant than most others, and very heavy-bearing. The large, round berries ripen on long, tightly-packed clusters of about 60 on vigorous vines that spread up to 8 feet wide. Resistant to Botrytis and self-fertile (so you need plant only one vine), ‘Marquis’ yields 15 to 20 pounds of high-sugar, lowacid fruit a year. 1 -gallon container. Cannot ship to CA, OR, WA, ID.

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Vitis amurensis - Amur Grape A fast-growing deciduous climber from the Amur Valley of China and Russia, this grapevine beguiles with highly ornamental red- and purple-toned fall foliage in addition to its tiny blue-black fruit, which is delicious in jellies and jams. The broad palmate leaves reach up to 10 inches wide, densely clothing the vine. Small clusters of flowers attract bees and butterflies in early season, while the maturing fruit brings birds into the autumn garden. Very disease-resistant and tolerant of frost, this ultra-hardy vine can add 6 feet of growth within a single season. A lovely choice for arbor, trellis, or pergola. 1-gallon container. Cannot ship to CA, OR, WA or ID.

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Extra-large fruit covers these thornless, ultra-hardy, semi-erect plants in midsummer! Smooth and glossy, the fruits are super-sweet with no sour bite. Hardy to -20 degrees Fahrenheit, these sun-loving plants are certain to delight! 1-quart container. Z 5-9 | sun | H: 8-10'

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Compact enough even for urban balconies and limited-space gardens, ‘Meyer Improved’ will begin bearing large, juicy, thick-skinned fruit at an early age and just keep producing! Even if there were no fruit at all, this evergreen would be attractive enough to grow as an ornamental. The leaves are lush and glossy, the small white flowers (arising indoors in late winter, just when the house needs some color and scent!) are intensely fragrant, and the habit is upright and well branched. 1-gallon container.

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Ornamental Trees Trees create a feeling of permanence in the landscape, offering structure and architectural interest. When selecting cultivars, bear in mind all of the ornamental criteria to consider, including overall form or growth habit; flowers and fruit; foliage changes; and even bark texture and color. Selecting and caring for trees is undoubtedly among the most rewarding aspects of ornamental horticulture, for the results will be treasured not only just for the next season, but also for posterity. Note: Height and width measurements listed reflect 10 years' growth.

Cornus kousa ‘Wolf Eyes’ A truly distinctive dogwood, with all the best traits of the species, plus superior heat and disease resistance (including anthracnose). The multicolored leaves sport wavy edges (more pronounced in full sun) with crisp ivory margins that outline prominent green “eyes.” The tree boasts a shrubby, spreading habit with flower-laden horizontal branching, becoming wider and more dense with maturity. 2-gallon container. Cannot ship to

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Z 5-9 | early summer | sun | H: 10', W: 30'

47107 $32.95 ea | 2 for $29.95 ea

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Magnolia 'Shirazz' (Syn. ‘Vulden.’) Impressively large, tulip-shaped blooms of reddish burgundy sit atop the bare branches of this conical tree before the new foliage appears. As they open becoming wide and nearly flat the petals reveal gleaming white interiors. Very free- flowering, this New Zealand introduction flowers late enough to miss the last frosts, making it a good choice for cooler climates. Bred from M. ‘Vulcan’ x M. denudata. 1-gallon container. Z 6-9 | mid spring/late spring | full sun | H: 15-18', W: 12'

48813 $49.95 ea | 2 for $44.95 ea

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This unusual Dogwood is prized in its native China and Japan for its horizontally-held branches and variegated leaves edged in creamy white. Creates a very dramatic effect in the landscape, adding cool color and fascinating texture to the garden. Easy to grow in well-drained soil, it is a superb specimen planting, border focal point, or accent. 2-gallon container. Cannot ship to FL. Z 6-8 |late spring | part shade | H: 30-35', W: 30-40'

49013 $48.95 ea | 2 for $44.95 ea

Magnolia 'Elizabeth' PP#4145. All Magnolias are adaptable and vigorous, but ‘Elizabeth’ is the expert at handling temperature extremes! Surviving -20 degree Fahrenheit temperatures without injury, just months later it basks in 100+ degree heat and humidity over a long, sweltering season. And in early spring, before the new foliage emerges, this lovely tree is dotted with bright, fragrant yellow blossoms from base to tip! This robust tree begins blooming at a very early age, and is easily pruned to desired shape — including a multi-trunk form for increased horizontal beauty, or even a compact size for container growth! Left alone, it reaches 15 to 18 feet tall and 8 to 10 feet wide in 10 years. Mature height is 20 to 30 feet. 1-gallon container.

Z 5-9 | early spring/mid spring | full sun/part shade | H: 20-30', W: 8-10'

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PP#14,537. (cv. 'Elsbry.') Beautiful every month of the year, this vigorous, partially-cascading evergreen tree is very heavy-blooming and fruiting, with hundreds of 2-inch flowers on just one branch at the height of the season! The flowers remain for 6 to 8 weeks, opening pale green and then maturing to pure white. They are followed by translucent strawberry-like fruit, a magnet for songbirds in late summer and fall. The glossy, leathery green leaves remain right through winter, sloughing off only after the new spring foliage arrives! A classic that outperforms all others, it was developed by John Elsley. Best in morning sun and afternoon shade. Worthy of a place of honor in your landscape. 2-gallon container. Cannot ship to FL.

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Acer palmatum 'Shishigashira' Sometimes called Lion’s Head Maple or Mejishi, ‘Shishigashira’ is an unusual, bold addition to a garden indeed! Its deeply curled and crinkled bright green leaves are held in close-knit bunches, adding to the interesting architectural shape of its branches. Spring brings small reddish-purple flowers, often concealed by the densely packed tufts of foliage, while autumn offers spectacular shades of gold flushed with crimson and rose. 1-gallon container. Z 6-9 | full sun/part shade | H: 15-18', W: 15-20'

47879 $34.95 ea | 2 for $31.95 ea

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A landmark tree to fall in love with, with deep red foliage in spring and summer that turns to brilliant crimson in fall. The leaves are nearly translucent and the color steadfast, even in hot sun. Leafs out later than others, avoiding frost damage. 1-gallon container.

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PP#18,501. A magnificent weeping habit with strong, pendulous branches bearing palmately divided leaves of bright green, ‘Ryusen’ introduces an entirely new look to the species. Train this tree to desired height until it forms a sturdy trunk, or let it weep over a wall, espalier it, or let it decorate your favorite arbor or arch. The foliage turns brilliant shades of golden-orange and bright red in autumn. More heat- and sun-tolerant than many A. palmatum cultivars, ‘Ryusen’ leafs out late in spring, thus avoiding late frosts. 1-gallon container.

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Acer griseum — Paperbark Maple Much sought-after both here and in Europe. The attractive, rich green leaves are compound, with three individual leaflets. The exfoliating bark peels back in thin flakes and layers to reveal the gleaming orange-red color of the new bark. Add this to the bright orange and red color of the autumn foliage, and you can appreciate why the tree is in so much demand. Difficult to propagate, but easy to grow from the sturdy young plants we supply. 2-gallon container. Z 4-8 | early summer | sun/part shade | H: 20-30', W: 15-25'

49003 $49.95 ea | 2 for $44.95 ea

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PPAF. An improvement in nearly every way over older varieties, this North Carolina State University introduction offers handsome glossy foliage on a semi-upright habit with excellent branching, very heavy flowering, and superb heat tolerance. Brilliant lavender-magenta blooms cover the shrub for weeks, followed by dense, small purple foliage that keeps its color all season. Use ‘Merlot’ as a specimen or in a group, even in urban settings. A hybrid of ‘Texas White’ x ‘Forest Pansy.’ 2-gallon container.

Wayside Gardens Mail Order Exclusive. PPAF. (Syn. 'Pennsylvania Pride Pink Heartbreaker.') Much more dependably upright and well-branched than ‘Covey,’ this new weeping form Redbud from Eaton Farms offers a strong central leader and copious side branching. Lavender-pink blooms in spring yield to new foliage of red, smaller than the species and quickly turning dark green. A choice cultivar for use as a specimen. 2-gallon container.

Z 6-8 | spring | full sun | H: 12-15', W: 12-15'

49265 $68.95 ea | 2 for $62.95 ea

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This stunning white-flowered selection of the native Eastern Redbud greets spring with very profuse production of snowy pea-like blooms on bare reddishbronze bark. The blooms are followed by heart-shaped green leaves that turn yellow in autumn. This tree forks very close to the ground, forming a multi-stemmed silhouette with a flattish top. Excellent as a street tree or in a mass planting. 2-gallon container. Z 4-9 | spring | sun/part shade | H: 20-30', W: 25-35'

49577 $48.95 ea | 2 for $44.95 ea

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Cercis chinensis 'Don Egolf ' �New The first redbud cultivar to be released by the U.S. National Arboretum, this slow-growing, compact shrub absolutely covers itself with rosy mauve blossoms in early spring, but produces no fruit. It shows a high resistance to disease, is easily propagated, and has demonstrated a tolerance for many different soil types, including those in dry or hot areas. Add to these traits, thick, handsome, dark green, heart-shaped foliage, and you have a welcome addition to mixed borders or a standout specimen planting. 2-quart container Z 6-9 | early spring | full sun/part shade H: 8-10', W: 8-10'

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Salix caprea 'Pendula' Simply without peer, this spectacular small weeping tree is the female form of the Kilmarnock Willow. Discovered on the banks of the River Ayr sometime before 1853, and introduced by Scottish nurseryman Thomas Lang, its pendulous branches are clothed in silky silver catkins that appear in early spring before the shiny foliage. The branches cascade gracefully right down to the ground around a slender trunk. Ideal for small gardens, its graceful form, foliage and flowers provide year-round interest. Best in moist to damp soil. 1-gallon container. Z 4-9 | mid-spring/early summer | sun/part shade H: 6-8', W: 4-5'

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Fagus grandifolia — American Beech Very hard to obtain!

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Heptacodium miconioides �New (Syn. H. jasminoides.) (Seven-Son Flower) An intriguing tree from China so rare it was recently thought to no longer exist in the wild. It bears clusters of many small, sweetly fragrant blooms that make large, cascading inflorescences of sparkling white in early fall. The rosy-purple bracts that follow are even more spectacular than the blossoms, and the prominently veined foliage assumes a splendid fall hue of muted purple , strongest when grown in a sunny location. This tree is so new (the Arnold Arboretum obtained seeds only in 19801) that no mature plants yet exist in North America, but we do know our 6-year specimen has grown vigorously to 8 feet, proving pest and disease res istant. Join us in this horticultural adventure by trying Heptacodium in your garden — it should grow into a specimen that fits beautifully into today’s smaller landscapes! 1-quart container. Z 4-9 | late summer/mid fall | full sun/part shade H: 15', W: 10'

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One of the longest-lived and most beautiful of all native American trees, forming a broad-crowned tree that can ultimately reach up to 70 feet tall and 50 feet wide. The leaves, silvery-green on opening, change to deep green in summer, and then to a magnificent golden bronze in fall. Form, foliage and light silvery bark color make this truly a tree for all seasons. 1-gallon container. Z 4-8 | sun | H: 9-12', W: 4-8a'

48579 $29.95 ea | 2 for $26.95 ea

Fagus sylvatica purpurea 'Klein's Copper' Brilliant new foliage of gleaming copper with burgundy accents persists into summer on this American selection of the European Purple Beech. Turning a purplish shade of dark green, it returns to burgundy tones for autumn. Slowgrowing with a symmetrical pyramidal habit and wide, shallow root system, this magnificent specimen thrives in deep, rich acidic soil in areas where summers are cool. Selected by noted Kentucky plantsman Theodore Klein. 1-gallon container. Z 4-7 | sun | H: 40-60', W: 25-35'

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Aesculus parviflora

Truly one of the finest landscaping subjects, too little used in the United States but widely recognized for its quality in Europe. Ideal for many uses... as an isolated lawn specimen, for planting in mass on difficult banks and slopes... anywhere it provides a graceful airy feeling! The spreading, moundshaped plants grow 8- to 10-feet tall, with a spread of 10- to 15- feet. In July appear imposing 8- to 12-inch flower spikes densely set with white florets. Remarkably disease resistant, it grows well in sun or part shade in a moist, slightly acid organic soil. Z 4-9 | summer |sun/part shade | H: 10', W: 10'

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Hamamelis x intermedia 'Arnold Promise' This outstanding introduction from the Arnold Arboretum is a hybrid between H. molis and H. japonica. Remarkable for its extra-large 1½-inch primrose yellow flowers that provide color interest for up to three weeks. Brilliant orange fall foliage color adds another season of interest. ‘Arnold Promise’ is a vigorous, vase-shaped grower, reaching a height of 20 feet and clothed in downy gray-green foliage. Blooms in February in milder areas, including New York City. 2-gallon container. Z 5-8| late winter | sun/light shade H: 20', W: 18'

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Hamamelis mollis 'Wisley Supreme' Perhaps grown from seed collected by the legendary British plant explorer E.H. Wilson in China over a century ago, this exceptionally disease-resistant and longblooming cultivar is a classic. Spidery citron-yellow blooms, intensely fragrant, arise on the bare branches of this upright tree for several months, followed in spring by blue-green foliage that remains far healthier than that of almost any other Hamamelis cultivar. In autumn, the leaves turn bright yellow. 2-gallon container. Z 5-8| early/late winter | sun/part shade H: 10-12', W: 8-10'

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Hamamelis x intermedia 'Diane' Extremely rare and prized for its wonderful fragrance, hardiness, and uniquely colored winter-blooming flowers. This hybrid Witch Hazel is a jewel in the landscape. The coppery-red flowers are unrivaled among Witch Hazels for color intensity. They appear in late winter and early spring, before the leaves, and are produced so abundantly that you will want to cut some of the flowering branches for gorgeous indoor arrangements. 2-gallon container. Z 5-8 | late winter/early spring | sun/part shade H: 14'-20', W: 14'-20'

49269 $49.95 ea | 2 for $44.95 ea

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Fagus sylvatica 'Purple Fountain' This flamboyant weeping form of the Purple European Beech is rare and very choice. One of the most spectacular specimen trees we’ve ever offered, this seedling of the European Beech clone ‘Purpurea Pendula’ is extremely narrow, with pendulous branches clothed in deep purple leaves and gray bark. A superb exclamation point in the landscape. 1-gallon container. Z 5-7 | sun/part shade | H: 25’-30’, W: 8’-10’

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Hamamelis virginiana 'Harvest Moon' An abundantly flowering selection of our native Eastern Witch Hazel, this Richard Jaynes introduction delights with an impressive show of color and fragrance beginning just after the yellow fall foliage drops. Quite vigorous, this shrub boasts an attractive vase-shaped habit. 2-gallon container. Z 3-8 | mid/late autumn | sun/part shade | H: 15-18', W: 10-12'

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Carpinus betulus 'Monument' A natural dwarf selection of the European Hornbeam, this slow-growing cultivar offers dense, attractive foliage on an upright, pyramidal habit. Ideal for small gardens, the tree offers bright butter-yellow autumn leaves. At full maturity it is no more than 8 to 9 feet tall and 4 to 5 feet wide. Content in any well-drained soil, it is easy to grow and very showy in garden or container. Introduced by Viva Nord in Italy. 2-gallon container. Z 5-7 | sun/part shade | H: 3-4', W: 2'

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Conifers Conifers are undergoing a renaissance in the American garden. Long-lived, hardy, and inviting, these evergreens are available in an increasingly diverse range of sizes, shapes, colors, and textures. They are among the easiest of all landscape plants to maintain. We offer a selection of distinctive and often difficult to find cultivars to suit every garden style and scope.

Picea abies 'Pendula' A unique Norway Spruce cultivar, this irregularly shaped weeping form can be trained into desired form. If left unsupported, it becomes a groundcover ideal for cascading over walls; if staked, it becomes a striking upright specimen. Stiff, evergreen ¾-inch dark green needles arise on spreading branches, adding handsome winter interest to Asianthemed gardens, small spaces, and containers. Very slow-growing. 1-gallon container. Z 3-7 | sun | H: 5-6', W: 8-10'

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One of the fastest growing of all Conifers, this Red Cedar (T. plicata x T. standishii) will put on 3 to 5 feet of growth per year! Elegant and uniform, the conical habit of ‘Green Giant’ needs no shearing or pruning, and is cloaked in dense, dark, evergreen foliage clear to the ground. Untroubled by bagworms, capable of withstanding heavy snow loads, marvelously fragrant and, once established, quite tolerant of environmental stresses, this is a truly exceptional tree, and our bestselling cultivar of all time. Has displayed good deer resistance. 2-quart container.

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Picea omorika 'Bruns' Slender, upright, and very uniform, this Serbian Spruce makes a fine specimen in smaller gardens. The dark blue-green needles sport silverywhite undersides for a two-tone effect. Ideal as a screen or accent in any deep, enriched soil with good drainage, this deer-resistant evergreen is a very slow grower that only reaches its mature size of 30 to 35 feet after several decades. 1-gallon container Z 4-8 | sun | H: 14', W: 4'

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Bird's Nest Hemlock. A hard-to-find dwarf Conifer with graceful “weeping tips” on arching branches that create an exquisite cascading effect! Slow-growing and splendid for small-scale patios, terrace gardens, or interplanted with perennials. 1-gallon container. Cannot ship to NH and VT.

A very graceful specimen Conifer of universal beauty, Dawn Redwood is deciduous, extremely hardy and easy to grow. Hard-to-find, it was known only as a fossil until 1945, when living specimens were discovered in China. A rapid pyramidal grower, attaining an ultimate height of 100 feet (35 to 50 feet in 25 to 30 years) and a spread of 25 feet as it bears soft, fresh green foliage that assumes a lovely subtle hue of apricot-gold in autumn. It is spectacular in the winter landscape when covered with snow or ice. Prefers a moist location, but is pollution tolerant. Award of Merit from the R.H.S. Cannot ship to AZ, CA, OR orWA. 2-quart container.

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Tsuga canadensis 'Cole's Prostrate' An exceptional groundcover selection of the native North American Hemlock, slow- growing and majestic. Soft green foliage dangles from gnarled white bark, adding architectural value to the shade. Ideal in the rock or terrace garden as well as for specimen use, it asks only for consistent moisture and protection from full sun. 1-gallon container Cannot ship to NH and VT.

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This compact shrub is a miniature jewel in the evergreen crown, with a slender silhouette and soft, lemon-yellow foliage with the airy, feather like appearance of a fern frond. Valued as a container plant, edging, and accent in the patio and other small-space settings, ‘Fernspray Gold’ is an exquisite addition to the year-round garden. 1-gallon container. Z 4-8 | full sun/part shade | H: 10', W: 5-7'

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A very rare and choice selection of Weeping White Spruce, with a narrow conical habit and stiffly held pendulous branches that are thickly clothed in short, tightly-clustered light blue-green needles. Tiny 1- to 2-inch cones dot the foliage, and the young stems of the tree are yellowish-amber before maturing to gray. This evergreen grows at a moderate rate (about 12 inches a year), eventually reaching up to 40 feet high but just 8 feet wide. Best in enriched, moist, well-drained acidic soil, it is free of most pests and diseases. Introduced by Hill Nursery from a native population near Ontario, Canada. 1-gallon container Z 2-7 | full sun/part shade | H: 8-10', W: 2-3'

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Picea omorika 'Pendula Bruns' An unforgettable specimen planting, this extremely narrow, spire-like Weeping Serbian Spruce offers finetextured foliage of dark green with silvery undersides. Evergreen and growing 6 to 10 inches a year, this conifer sports a strong, single central leader with pendulous, twisted branches. New spring foliage is light green, and the bark, when visible, is smooth and brick-red. Discovered at Bruns Nursery, Germany, this choice cultivar was named the 2007 Collectors' Conifer of the Year. 1-gallon container. Z 4-7 | sun | H: 6-8', W: 18-24"

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Twisting upward like a spiral staircase, this exceptional sport of ‘Torulosa’ boasts narrow, bright gold foliage held in tufted cockscombs at the tip of stiff, twisted branches. The reddish-mahogany bark on this slender dwarf Hinoki Cypress contrasts beautifully with the yellow tones of the foliage, which vary from deep golden to chartreuse. An elegant specimen. 1 gallon container. Z 5-7 | sun/part shade | H: 6-8', W: 2-3'

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Cedrus deodara 'Prostrate Beauty' A unique, low spreading habit of dense branches and foliage makes an almost solid, low carpet. Texture is soft and feathery (a look which stays with this plant as it ages) with a lovely blue-green color, especially bright with new foliage in spring. Found in 1979 at Iseli Nursery. 1 gallon container. Z 7-9 | full sun | H: 1-2', W: 6-8'

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A very slow-growing, mounding Swiss Mountain Pine, this dwarf naturally forms a very symmetrical shape and displays good deer resistance. Stiff, curled emerald-green needles are densely held below tall, showy, slender buds. This multi-stemmed cultivar is an excellent choice for rock gardens, specimen, and border use. It is pest-free and very cold-hardy. Introduced by Iseli Nursery. 1 gallon container.

Cedrus ‘Prostrate Beauty’

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Ornamental Shrubs The foundation of the garden, shrubs combine the longevity of trees with the broad ornamental appeal of perennials. Many of today's cultivars are far more compact, floriferous, and vigorous than ever before, offering exceptional color and texture even in small spaces. We are honored to present Wayside gardeners with a selection of the best classic and new varieties. Note: Height and width measurements listed reflect 10 years' growth.

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Botanically, all azaleas are rhododendrons, but trade practice calls the smaller-leaved and deciduous types "azaleas". Superb for home plantings, whether large or small. Attractive foliage (often evergreen), excellent habit and gorgeous flowers combine to make them superb for foundation plantings, naturalizing in woodland settings, and for planting in groups througout the landscape. They require little care. Rhododendrons and azaleas are shallow rooted and should not be planted too deeply. Select a location where they are somewhat protected from drying winds and winter afternoon sun. Culture: Cool, moist acid soil (ph 4.5-6.5) is ideal, particularly one that contains a high percentage of organic matter to retain moisture. A coarse mulch, 2 to 3 inches deep helps retain mositure and reduce weeds, eliminating the need to cultivate, which runs the risk of injuring roots near the surface.

Rhododendron ‘Hilda Niblett’

Rhododendron 'Hilda Niblett' Hilda Niblett is a truly beautiful, one-of-a-kind plant. Its unique, low-maintenance turtle-shaped habit makes it one of the most exciting Robin Hill Azaleas. It bears soft pink, 4-inch flowers heavily marked with a deeper rose-pink. Small, bright green leaves give year-round appeal. 1-gallon container. Cannot ship to WA. Z Z 5-8 | early spring/early summer | shade | H: 12", W: 36-48"

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Rhododendron 'Westerns Lollipop' Sweetly scented and richly colored, this deciduous Azalea flowers well into summer even in warm climates, it is also quite cold-hardy, thriving to -25 °F. Autumn brings bright orange and red tones to the foliage. Very mildew-resistant and impervious to most pest, it is a multi season performer. 1-quart container.

Rhododendron ‘Westerns Lollipop’

Z 4-9 | early summer | full sun/part shade | H: 3', W: 5'

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Rhododendron (Azalea) 'My Mary' An excellent native hybrid deciduous Azalea of compact, 3-4 foot habit, with thick leathery foliage that is insect-proof, and very fragrant flowers of clear, light yellow. Bred from a cross between Rhododendron austrinum and ‘Nacooche’, by the late Mr. George Beaseley of Lavonia, Georgia, an outstanding breeder who worked with native Azaleas. Mr. Beasley was so fond of it he named it in honor of his wife. 1-gallon container. Cannot ship to WA. Z 4-8 | mid spring/late spring | part shade | H: 36-48", W: 36-48"

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Rhododendron 'Camilla's Blush'

Rhododendron 'Camilla's Blush' A vigorous, sweetly fragrant upright selection of the native Piedmont Azalea, this early bloomer boasts large, rounded trusses of shell-pink to nearly white blooms. At times the flowers anticipate the foliage, and their large, bright pink buds are always prominent on bare stems in the winter garden. Content in dappled sun or partial shade in all but the most northern sites, ‘Camilla’s Blush’ colonizes over time, slowly spreading by stolons into a magnificent planting. Selected by the late native plant authority George Beasley and named for his granddaughter. 1-gallon container. Cannot ship to WA. Z 5-9 | early/mid-spring | part shade | H: 10-15', W: 8'

48544 $27.95 ea | 2 for $25.95 ea

Rhododendron (Azalea) 'Elsie Lee' Outstanding evergreen Azalea ‘Elsie Lee’ offers a wealth of semi-double, 2½-inch lavender-pink spring blooms, held in generous clusters all over a compact, well-branched habit. Bred by master hybridizer Tony Shammarello in Cleveland, Ohio, it is hardy to -15° F. Displays bold yellow, orange, and red fall foliage. 1-gallon container. Cannot ship to WA. Z 5-9 | spring | sun/part shade | H: 30", W: 36"

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Rhododendron 'Lemon Lights' �New Soft, yellow blooms are ready to warm up your garden, even on dreary, rainy days. This handsome, compact shrub adorns itself in late spring with lemon-colored, sometimes double, blooms that boast wavy-edged petals. The dark green, rounded foliage is beautiful in its own right, bearing a brownish-orange indumentum on the underside and forming a low, tidy mound that looks wonderful along foundations or the edges of yards. Developed by the University of Minnesota Landscape Arboretum as part of the Northern Lights series. Hardy and disease resistant. 1-quart container.

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One of the most beautiful and robust of the selections resulting from crossing R. yakushimanum with our native R. catawbiense, it is hardy to at least 25ºF. Dense clusters of stunning white flowers open in late spring from luscious pink buds. Light, well-drained, moist soil high in organics and somewhat acidic works best. Open woodland conditions are ideal for our premium Rhododendrons, which perform well in the South. 1-gallon container. Cannot ship to WA. Z 5-8 | late spring/early summer | sun/part shade H: 4-5', W: 4-5'

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Living up to the German roots of its name, this unique shrub’s flower buds are almost as dark as “nacht” or “night.” Once open, the deep purple, ruffled blooms are set artistically against the clean, dark green, evergreen foliage. This disease-resistant beauty matures into a compact habit that’s almost twice as wide as it is high. Combine rich color with ease of care, and you have a variety that’s sure to be popular with both seasoned Rhododendron growers and newcomers alike. 1-quart container. Z 5-8 | late spring/early summer | full sun/part shade H: 3', W: 6'

Rhododendron 'Northern Hi-Lights' A deciduous Azalea with sweetly fragrant butter-andsugar blooms, this handsome shrub was developed by the University of Minnesota Landscape Arboretum as part of the Northern Lights series. Flower- and bud-hardy to -30 °F, it is dense and rounded, a slow grower that boasts Exbury ancestry. Glossy, mildew-resistant dark green foliage turns reddish burgundy in autumn, adding another season of glory to its display. 1-quart container. Z 4-7 | late spring | sun/part shade | H:4-5’, W: 5’

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Gibraltar is an exceptional Exbury hybrid boasting huge trusses of flat, 3-inch flowers with broad, charmingly fringed, coppery orange-red petals. A mid-season grower and heavy budder, it is unusually hardy, richly fragrant, and easy to grow. Easily grown and quite rugged these beauties are highly mildew-resistant. Gibraltar reaches 6 feet high and 4 feet wide. Cannot ship any deciduous Azalea to OR or WA. 1-gallon container.

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Rhododendron yakushimanum 'Yaku Prince'

One of Tony Shammarello’s finest introductions, this evergreen classic sets bright red buds in large clusters among handsome 5-inch olive-green foliage with orange to tan undersides. The buds open to brilliant funnel-shaped pink blooms, 2 ½ inches wide and quite frilly, maturing to nearly white with reddish flecks on the upper petal. Compact and well-branched, this rounded shrub is ideal for the foundation, border, low hedge, or mass planting. Bred from R. ‘King Tut’ x R. yakushimanum ‘Koichiro Wada.’ 1-gallon container.

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Z 5-8 | late spring | part/full shade | H: 3', W: 4'

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Rhododendron 'Temple Belle' �New

Selected at the Royal Botanical Garden at Kew in 1916, this hard-to-find classic offers outstanding beauty in evergreen semi-dwarf form. The small oval leaves of matte green frame loosely-held trusses of soft pink bellshaped blooms. In spring, new foliage emerges bronze, and the flower buds are dark rosy-pink. Excellent for the south, it is pest-resistant and easy to care for. 1-gallon container. Cannot ship to WA.

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Z 6-8 | late spring/early summer | sun/part shade H: 4', W: 5'

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Rhododendron (Azalea) 'Abbey's Re-View'

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A Reblooming ‘P.J.M.’ Big trusses of bright lavenderpink blooms clothe this broadleaf evergreen in both spring and fall! Far more heat tolerant than its famous parent, ‘Abbey’s Re-View’ is well- branched and densely covered with glossy dark green foliage, making it an excellent choice for a hedge or privacy screen. Free of pests and disease, it is vigorous and healthy 1-gallon container. Cannot ship to WA. Z 5-9 |early spring/early fall | sun/part shade H: 6-8', W: 6-8'

48547 $22.95 ea | 3 for $19.95 ea

Rhododendron 'Abbey's Re-View'

Rhododendron 'Ingrid Mehlquist'

Fat pink buds open to white blooms delicately veined in blush-pink and sporting a shell-pink throat. Thanks to its R. yakushimanum parentage, Ingrid Mehlquist forms a dense, dome-shaped, well-branched plant that slowly grows 3 feet tall and wide without sprawling. Best performance is in light shade; afternoon sun should be avoided, particularly in Southern climates. 1-gallon container. Cannot ship to WA. Z 4-8 | late spring | part shade | H: 36", W: 36"

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Rhododendron 'Capistrano'

Dr. David Leach considered this his best yellow Rhododendron, and it has become a classic! Beautiful lemon-yellow frilled flowers are freely produced midseason in large rounded trusses. Dark green leaves are somewhat rounded at the apex. Growth habit is compact and spreading, encouraged by a very disease- and pestresistant constitution. Cannot ship to OR or WA. Z 5-8 | mid-summer | sun/part shade | H: 4-5', W: 5-6'

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Rhododendron ‘Helsinki University’

Rhododendron 'Helsinki University' It may hail from Finland, but this super hardy shrub is making itself right at home here in the USA. Its large trusses of bright pink, red-orange-speckled blooms immediately grab the attention of every passerby. The dense foliage emerges tinged with red, maturing to a rich, glossy green. With an upright habit and a promise of alluring late-spring color, this evergreen is sure to become a popular selection for foundation plantings from one side of the country to the other. 1-quart container. Z 4-8 | late spring | full sun/part shade | H: 4-6', W: 3-4'

49151 $17.95 ea | 3 for 15.95 ea

Rhododendron 'Pohjola's Daughter' Rhododendron ‘Pohjola’s Daughter’

(Syn. ‘Pohjolan Tytar.’) Fully bud-hardy to -30 °F, this Finnish introduction from the University of Helsinki offers fragrant blooms and a dense, low, mounding habit equally at home in the frigid regions of zone 4 and the sultry climate of zone 8. The 2 ½- to 3 ½-inch blooms arise in huge, rounded clusters, opening from bright fuchsia buds into pale pink blooms that mature to nearly white, with occasional cinnamon-brown freckles. Wonderfully fragrant, they fill the spring garden with sweet scent on a low-mounded 3½' x 5' habit. This shrub is ideal for the foundation, a low hedge, or the border, and is hardy enough to survive in Wisconsin! It is a hybrid of R. caucasicum x R. smirnowii. 1-gallon container. Cannot ship to WA.

Rhododendron Solidarity

Z 4-8 | mid spring/late spring | full sun/part shade | H: 3½', W: 5'

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Descended from R. yakushimanum x ‘Jean Marie de Montague,’ this fast-growing cultivar blooms early in Rhododendron season. The buds open red, then quickly turn pink and eventually mature to nearly white. Full, firm trusses last well because of their extraordinary texture. Superb as a specimen and splendid for the front of the mixed border, foundation planting, or as a ground cover. 1-gallon container.

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Z 5-9 | mid spring | part shade | H: 36", W: 5-6'

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Rhododendron 'Hellikki' �New Like other Finnish introductions, ‘Hellikki’ is quite hardy: to -29 °F. A brilliant parade of color will march through your garden via large trusses of wavy-edged, violet-red to dark purple flowers in late spring to early summer. These hummingbird-attracting blooms will even appear on young plants. Yellow indumnetum covers buds and new foliage, persisting on the undersides of mature leaves. This dense, evergreen, deer-resistant shrub is a highly valued ornamental. 1-quart container. Z 4-8 | late spring/early summer | full sun/part sun/part shade | H: 4-5', W: 4-5'

49195 $16.95 ea | 3 for 14.95 ea

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Ornamental Shrubs A prolific source of massed color, Buddleias have a very long blooming period that lasts from summer into early autumn. The long flower trusses are a seemingly unending source of cut flowers and garden beauty, and also attract butterflies. Plants normally grow 12 to 14 feet tall with similar spread, though we recommend cutting back each year to promote bloom — most will grow 6 to 8 feet tall in a single season. Culture: Easy to grow, Buddleias require little or no care and bloom the same year as planted. Toward the northern limit of their range, they tend to behave as herbaceous perennials, dying back to the roots each winter. They break their dormancy late in the spring, but once started by warm weather, they grow very fast. Since they bloom on new wood, we recommend cutting them back to 6 to 10 inches when planted and again each year before they start spring growth.

Buddleia ‘Attraction’

Buddleia 'Attraction' The reddest Butterfly Bush yet — and don't the hummingbirds know it! The deliciously fragrant blooms are freely produced from late summer into fall. A magnificent shrub that adds color, fragrance, and wildlife to your sunny perennial garden for many weeks on end, ‘Attraction’ is among the most exciting Buddleia to come along in years! 1-quart container. Cannot ship to OR.

Z 5-9 | late summer/early fall | full sun | H: 6-8', W: 10'

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Buddleia 'Blue Chip'

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Buddleia 'Nanho Blue' First observed at the prestigious Boskoop Experimental Station Trials in Holland, where its performance has greatly impressed many experts. It produces a dazzling wealth of mauve-blue 4-6" panicles in midsummer. Outstanding for its spreading, dwarf habit that is only 4 to 5 feet tall, the plant is made of slender and graceful stems, with pleasing silver-green foliage. 1-gallon container.

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First Class Certificate winner at the Boskoop Trials in Holland, this Buddleia is a rare, pure pink, quite different from the usual purplish kinds. Blooms are borne in dense trusses, 12 to 15 inches long, excellent for cutting. Like other Buddleias, it is attractive to butterflies and easily grown. 1-gallon container.

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Z 5-9 | early summer/late summer sun | H: 6-8', W: 6-8'

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Buxus ‘Vardar Valley’

Buxus sempervirens 'Graham Blandy' This ultra-columnar American Boxwood offers a striking accent for hedges, formal gardens, and restricted spaces, slowly growing 10 to 12 feet tall but remaining just 2 feet wide! The dense graygreen foliage is evergreen, darkening handsomely with age; fragrant flowers add to the display in April and May. Prune in late winter to desired height and shape. Plant in full sun in a welldrained location protected from strong winds. 1-gallon container.

Buxus ‘Graham Blandy’

Z 6-8 | late spring | sun| H: 10-12', W: 24"

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Buxus sempervirens 'Vardar Valley' Among the finest Boxwood cultivars for use in the foundation, as a hedge, or in the border, this classic selection is low-growing and very dense, with a naturally flattish top and very compact, tight growth. Small 1-inch evergreen leaves are saturated with hues of dark green and blue, keeping their rich colors even in severe weather. Very resistant to pests and disease, it is shallowrooted and should not be transplanted. Selected in 1934 from a wild collection in Macedonia by Edgar Anderson of the Missouri Botanical Garden. 1-gallon container.

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Buxus microphylla 'Wintergreen'

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The classic foundation plant for formal landscapes, this Boxwood delights with very attractive, small foliage of light green. A superb choice for colder climates, it is the ideal size and form to grow as a low hedge, pruning it to just the shape you desire, or leaving it alone to form a naturally mounded shrub. Deservedly one of the hardiest and most popular Boxwoods, it is highly recommended. Space plants 3 feet apart for solid, dense coverage. 1-gallon container.

A charming dwarf Barberry with bright orange new spring foliage, gradually maturing to a brilliant shade of golden chartreuse with reddish-orange tips. Resistant to scorch and quite adaptable to full sun and dry soil, this splendid deciduous Japanese Barberry offers a columnar habit and full, dense branching. The small oval foliage flushes pink in autumn. 1-gallon container.

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Callicarpa 'Profusion' �New ‘Profusion’ is one of the most outstanding of all fruiting shrubs! Dense cymes of small lavender flowers bloom by the thousands in late summer. The blooms are followed by masses of spectacular violetpurple berries which can last until Christmas. ‘Profusion’ grows 8 to 10 feet tall with slender, erect branches. A wonderful source of color for winter arrangements, this is a specially selected (and hard-to-find!) clone from Europe. This vigorous shrub flourishes in sun or light shade. Once established, prune every spring, as it flowers on new growth. 1-quart container. Z 5-8 | mid-/late summer | full sun/part shade | H: 10', W: 5-6'

49196 $16.95 ea | 3 for 14.95 ea

Caryopteris x clandonensis 'Longwood Blue' Selected at Longwood Gardens in Pennsylvania for its upright growth, long bloomtime, heavy flower production, and superb silvery foliage, this classic variety is ideal for everything from a low hedge to a border, foundation, or container standout. The blooms are sky-blue, standing out brilliantly against richly aromatic foliage. 2-quart container. Z Z 5-9 | mid-summer/mid fall | full sun/part shade | H: 18-24", W: 24"

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Corylus 'Contorta'

Corylus avellana 'Contorta' — Harry Lauder's Walking Stick A real conversation piece, discovered in England 150 years ago, with fantastically twisted and almost corkscrew-like branches. These resemble the famed, twisted and gnarled walking stick of the old-time Scots comedian, Harry Lauder. Plant it where you can enjoy it's curious silhouette against the winter snow for a real landscape highlight. A favorite for flower arrangers, too. Slow growing and carefree, it grows to 8 to 10 feet in either sun or shade. A hard-to-find specimen plant. Own root plants - no suckering. 1-gallon container. Cannot ship to OR. Z 3-8 | full sun/part shade | H: 8-10', W: 7-9'

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Cotinus coggygria 'Royal Purple' Raised as Boskoop, Holland and internationally acclaimed as the most richly colored cultivar of this fantastic shrub, ‘Royal Purple’ is clothed in incomparable foliage that opens warm red then deepens to a rich purple that does not fade. Feathery purple plumes of flowers appear in midsummer, and the rich yellow and orange coloring of the foliage in fall completes the appeal of this alluring and different horticultural gem. Neat, compact habit, 10 feet high and as much across, it is effective as a specimen or in mass plantings; best color is achieved in full sun. Quite a conversation piece. 1-gallon container. Z 4-8 | mid-/late summer | full sun | H: 10', W: 10'

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Enkianthus ‘Showy Lantern’

Clethra alnifolia ' Ruby Spice' Selected for its nonfading deep rosy-pink blooms, this multiple award-winner also delights with bright yellow fall foliage. A sport of ‘Pink Spires,’ it is marvelously fragrant and easy to grow, attracting butterflies and bees all season. Rely on it for the deepest, richest flower color in the Clethra family. 1-quart container. Z 4-9 |mid/late summer | sun/light shade | H: 3-6', W: 3-4'

48578 $15.95 ea | 3 for $13.95 ea

Enkianthus campanulatus 'Showy Lantern' Clethra 'Ruby Spice' Chamaecyparis obtusa ‘Just Dandy’

Elegant horizontal branching, abundant deep red-pink blooms, and brilliant orange to scarlet fall foliage distinguish this award-winning deciduous shrub. The bell-shaped flowers are delicately fragrant on this densely branched plant, banked by deep green foliage that extends down to the ground. Much more ornamental than the species, this very slow- growing clone was selected by the late Ed Mezitt of Weston Nurseries in Massachusetts. 1-quart container. Z 5-8 | late spring | sun/part shade | H: 5', W: 3'

Fine-textured foliage of dark green arises in compact sprays on this dense, rounded, relatively fastgrowing Dwarf Hinoki Cypress. A selected seedling of the classic ‘Nana Gracilis,’ it quickly forms a plump globe-shaped mound that makes an excellent addition to the rock garden, accent plantings, and containers. 1-gallon container.

(Syn. 'Golden Spring.') Magnificent color changes transform this shrub in both spring and fall. Shortly after a heavy showing of fragrant yellow blooms held in 1- to 2-inch pendulous clusters on bare branches, the new foliage emerges in orangeand rose-tinted shades of yellow. Quickly changing to bright yellow, it maintains its color well, particularly in sunnier aspects. By midsummer the leaves are chartreuse to pale green, only to turn golden and orange for autumn. As this shrub matures, its branching becomes more horizontal, creating an elegant layered effect. 1-quart container. Z 6-8 | late winter/early spring | part shade | H: 6', W: 6'

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Cotoneaster apiculatus You just can't beat this dense, mounding shrub for 3 seasons of colorful interest! Its arching boughs are covered in rich, deep-green leaves, which reach down the ground and often root as they touch the soil. In spring, the entire plant comes alive with pink buds that open to pink-blushed white flowers held close against the reddish-purple stems. In late summer, hundreds of glossy crimson berries bring in the birds, persisting well into winter. And in fall, the foliage color takes on a wonderful mix of gold, bronze, scarlet, and plum. 1-gallon container. Z 5-8 | late summer/mid winter | sun/part shade H: 24-36", W: 3-6'

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Spiraea ‘Anthony Waterer’

Spiraea x bumalda 'Anthony Waterer' A hardworking dwarf shrub that needs very little special attention to keep blooming its best. A compact, rounded to upright Japanese Spirea with masses of bright pink flowers in large clusters and small blue-green foliage that turns rich shades of reddish-purple in fall. Glossy brown stems even add winter appeal to this useful shrub. 1-gallon container. Z 4-8 | late spring/ early summer | sun | H: 3', W: 5'

47551 $19.95 ea | 3 for $16.95 ea

Edgeworthia ‘Red Dragon’

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(Syn. 'Akebono.') Rare and very choice, this Japanese cultivar offers fragrant, brilliant orange-red blooms in round clusters the size of golf balls, arising at the tips of bare branches before the new foliage in spring. Compact and rounded, this very slow-growing shrub sets long, elegant dark green foliage in whorls at the tips of each stout branch. Superb as a specimen in garden or container, it thrives in moist, welldrained soil. Specimen or border subject, it is rare and very choice. 1-quart container. Limited Quantities Available. Z 7-9 | early spring | sun/part shade | H: 5-6', W: 5-6'

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The dwarf Serbian Spruce is a broadly conical to rounded tree, slowgrowing and very densely branched. Its stiff needles are just /8-inch long, dark green abovve and banded white below, creating a silvery look on horizontally-held branches. Scaly brown bark is scarcely visible beneath the lush foliage of this evergreen, but 2-inch egg-shaped cones stand out nicely. Demonstrates better tolerance of heat and humidity than the species. Expect about 3 to 6 inches of growth annually. 1-gallon container.

Daphne odora 'Zuiko Nishiki' Marvelously fragrant pink and white blooms open in clusters from dark rosypink buds on this Japanese selection of Winter Daphne. Banked by glossy dark green foliage thatremains evergreen, the flowers perfume the late winter garden. This cultivar is upright and more vigorous than many others. Should be in every southern garden! 1-gallon container. Z 7-9 | late winter | part shade H: 3-4', W:3-4'

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Salix integra 'Hakuro Nishiki' Introduced in Japan by renowned Dutch botanist Harry van de Laar in 1979. Its creamy white and pink mottled leaves are showy all summer, while its coral-orange stems are striking and elegant. The small mounding shrubs display a natural semi-weeping habit, reaching 4 feet high and wide. Works best in moist soils. 1-gallon container. Z 4-7 | early spring | part shade | H: 4-6', W: 4-6'

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Fothergilla 'Mt Airy'

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Fothergilla x hybrida 'Mt Airy'

PP#15,490. Finally, a vigorous blue-leafed Fothergilla that stands up to adversity and puts on a lovely three-season show! Honey-scented blooms in early spring, eye-catching steel-blue summer foliage, and bold tones of orange and red in fall distinguish this bud sport of the classic F. ‘Mt. Airy.’ A selection of the native species, it is naturally vigorous and troublefree, with a bright new foliage color that adds considerable ornamental appeal to the genus.

From its wonderfully fragrant “bottle-brush” like spring blooms to its neon-bright fall foliage, ‘Mt Airy’ is a delightful shrub that keeps our garden colorful 3 seasons a year and is as easy as pie to grow! The perfect size for a foundation planting, hedge, or accent, this vigorous shrub is one of the most beautiful investments you can make in your year-round landscape!

Z 4-8 | early spring | part shade | H: 6', W: 5'

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Hibiscus ‘Aphrodite’

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Z 5-9 | early spring | full sun H: 4-5', W: 36-48"

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Hibiscus syriacus 'Aphrodite'

Hibiscus syriacus 'Red Heart'

An old fashioned favorite! Introduced by the U.S. National Arboretum, this Althea offers heavily ruffled, profuse 4- to 5-inch blooms of clear dark pink, each with a prominent red eye zone that radiates out along the petal veins. Because it is a sterile triploid, it is both exceedingly vigorous and dedicated to flower (rather than seed) production, resulting in very heavy flowering! ‘Aphrodite’ is valuable for color in late summer and fall when few shrubs are in bloom. 1-gallon container.

3-inch blooms are simply dazzling, with a white base overlaid with light pink blushing at the edges and dramatic carmine-red markings at the base of every petal! The blooms arise all summer long on tough, heat, drought, and even pollution-tolerant shrubs that will reach 8 feet tall and 5 feet wide if unpruned! 1-gallon container.

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Year-round appeal is the hallmark of this small creeping evergreen Wintergreen. The fragrant, shiny dark green leaves turn a rich burgundy in fall, and petite, bell-shaped blossoms of white blushed with pale pink are borne in spring, followed by brilliant scarlet berries that persist from midsummer into the next spring. 1-quart container. Z 3-8 | late spring/late summer part shade/shade | H: 6", W: 36"

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Hydrangea Among the showiest summer and autumn flowering shrubs! Regardless of form, all are shade-tolerant, thriving under trees or on the shady side of buildings. Plant singly as focal points, or mass together for stunning borders. Some macrophylla Hydrangeas also make splendid seaside plantings.

Hydrangea 'All Summer Beauty' Most Hydrangeas offer only a month or so of magnificent blooms, but this compact variety keeps the flowers coming all summer long. Pink in alkaline soils, blue in acidic, these giant bloomheads make excellent cuts for fresh or dried arrangements. 2-quart container. Z 5-9 | early/late summer | sun/part shade | H: 3-4', W: 3-5'

Hydrangea 'All Summer Beauty'

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Hydrangea macrophylla Endless Summer™ PP#15,298. ('Bailmer.') Flowering all the way through Minnesota in the north, this amazing reblooming Hydrangea brings the beauty of huge 8-inch mopheads to the north! Because it flowers on both old and new wood and repeats from early summer until fall, you’re assured of a long season of color no matter how late your spring frosts last, particularly if you deadhead the first blooms promptly. In autumn, bronze tints arise on the foliage, adding to the colorful display. Best in partial shade in the south, full sun farther north. Introduced by Bailey Nursery. 1-gallon container. Z 4-9 | early summer/fall | sun/part shade | H: 3-5', W: 3-5

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Hydrangea macrophylla 'Blushing Bride' PP#17,169. ‘Blushing Bride’ is “my most significant introduction to date,” declares Dr. Michael Dirr, and we heartily concur. Bred from Endless Summer® x ‘Veitchii,’ this reblooming mophead is an improvement in every way over its famous parent. The florets are semi-double, adding depth to the 6-inch bloomheads; they emerge pure white and then acquire a faint patina of either pink or blue with maturity. Most importantly, they rebloom much more quickly than those of Endless Summer®, arising on stronger stems that hold well in garden or vase. The glossy foliage offers better resistance to mildew than its parent, turning brilliant shades of yellow, orange, and red in autumn. Highly recommended. 1-gallon container.

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Hydrangea arborescens 'Annabelle' Among the finest shrubs for American gardens, this improved selection of our native Smooth Hydrangea offers rounded bloomheads up to 12 inches across. Flowers are somewhat smaller the first year, reaching full glory in all subsequent seasons. Untroubled by Japanese beetles, it may be pruned in late fall or early spring to maintain desired shape. Winner of the Pennsylvania Gold Medal Award. 2-quart container. Z 4-9 | summer | part shade | H: 4-5', W: 3-5'

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Hydrangea 'Blue Billow'

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PPAF, CBRAF, cv. 'Abetwo'. Each inflorescence boasts up to 4 times the flowers of ‘Annabelle’, from which it is descended. The result is a flowerhead at least a foot wide, absolutely packed with cream to ivory flowers. Bred for sturdier stems (the huge blooms were a happy accident), these massive flowerheads will not flop. Compact and very well-branched. 2-quart container. Z 4-9 | early/late summer | sun/part shade | H: 5', W: 4-5'

Hydrangea Incrediball®

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Hydrangea 'Blue Billow' A stunning specimen plant but is also superb used en masse as a hedge or ground cover. The rich sky blue color of its early to mid-summer “lace cap” flowers has a hint of rare turquoise and contrasts nicely with the deep green pest-resistant foliage. First introduced at Winterthur in Delaware, this lovely hydrangea selection was made by Dr. R. Lighty. Plant in a rich moisture-retentive soil in sun (in areas with very hot summers, shade is recommended). 2-quart container. Z 6-10 | early/midsummer | part shade/ full shade | H: 4-6', W: 4'

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Hydrangea quercifolia 'Little Honey' PP#15,477. The yellow-leafed sport of renowned Pee Wee is lovely in every season and just the right size for the patio, front yard, foundation, or even large containers! The new spring foliage is bright golden, and it keeps its color well into summer! Huge 6- to 8-inch bloom trusses of snowy white festoon it in midsummer, and with the first fall chill, the leaves turn vivid scarlet! 1-quart container. Z 5-9| mid summer | sun/part shade | H: 4', W: 5-6'

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Hydrangea quercifolia 'Little Honey’

Hydrangea Little Lime™ PAF, CBRAF. cv. 'Jane.' A dwarf form of the popular Limelight™, just one-third the size but boasting the same large, lovely lime-green blooms that turn vintage pink in autumn! Perfect for containers as well as the garden, it acquires reddish-purple foliage tints in autumn, demonstrates excellent cold-hardiness, and even tolerates periods of drought. A delightful newcomer! 2-quart container.

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Hard-to-find German classic, developed half a century ago. Abundant, immense flowerheads (8 inches or more across) bloom over 2 to 3 months starting in midsummer — they start out white, then turn pink and slowly shade to a deep pinkish-red or purple, with tints like a fading sunset. Compact and vigorous, the plant is only 3 feet tall and wide. Untroubled by pests and disease, it also performs well on the coast. 2-quart container.

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Hydrangea arborescens Bella Anna™ A Reblooming Pink 'Annabelle'! PP#21,227. (cv. 'PIIHA-I.') From the Endless Summer® series of reblooming Hydrangeas comes this astonishing magenta-pink cultivar. A selection of our native H. arborescens, Bella Anna™ sets abundant inflorescences on strong upright stems. The flowers are held well above the dark green foliage on upright, spreading plants. Developed by Dr. Michael Dirr, Bella Anna™ reblooms dependably into autumn. Retains fresh green foliage into late fall. 1-gallon container. Z 4-9 | early summer/mid-fall | part shade H: 6', W: 6'

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PP#16166. An exceptional new cold-hardy Hydrangea bearing whopping two-toned white and pink flowers! The 12- to 16-inch long flower heads emerge white, deepening to pink as they age, giving it a pink to white gradient effect from the bottom up! The blooms continue to grow as the season progresses and kept upright on strong, striking red stems that hold them aloft without drooping. It blooms in midsummer, earlier than other related selections that delay their blooms until late summer or even early fall, but its flowers remain striking well into cool weather. Best of all, it blooms reliably and with rich pink color regardless of cold temperatures, soil pH, or pruning. 2-quart container.

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Hydrangea paniculata Limelight™ PP#12874. This magnificent Hydrangea is so amazing that it might as well be a whole new type of shrub! Exhibits excellent coldhardiness — happy all the way through zone 4. Blooms open green and then progress to pure white. When the flowers finally cease in fall, the foliage turns a brilliant red. The most remarkable fact is not the size of each cluster but the number of them — they dot this shrub like dewdrops at dawn and keep arising for months. Rarely attacked by Japanese Beetles. 2-quart container.

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Z 4-8 | mid-summer/mid-fall | sun/part shade H: 6-8', W: 6-8'

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Enjoy a wealth of attractive, deep blue, globe-shaped flowerheads all summer with ‘Nikko Blue’! This is the most reliable of the blue-flowered selections, with exceptionally large blooms that are consistently truer blue in a wide range of soils. Most striking color is achieved in acid earth. In neutral soil, both pink and blue flowers appear. ‘Nikko Blue’ reaches a mature height of 6 feet tall in just 3 to 4 years. 2-quart container. Z 4-5 | early/late summer | part shade | H: 6', W: 4-5'

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Hydrangea Quick Fire™

Hydrangea paniculata Quick Fire™

Hydrangea ‘Snow Queen’

PP#16,812. A H. paniculata cultivar that blooms at the same time as the macrophylla selections, Quick Fire™ is a gardener's dream come true. This vigorous, eyecatching shrub sets masses of white-to-rosy-pink flowers at the first breath of hot weather, and continues the show for months. Any garden could use an extra 4 to 5 weeks of color, which Quick Fire™ delivers, even in areas with cold winters and late spring frosts! 1-gallon container. Z 4-8 | early-summer/mid-fall | part shade | H: 6-8', W: 6-8'

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Hydrangea quercifolia 'Snow Queen' One of the best shrubs for year-round interest, ‘Snow Queen’ demonstrates such superb garden performance and beauty that it may just be the finest of all shrubs for American gardens! Spring sees the emergence of large, dark green, leathery leaves that withstand hot sun, strong winds, and heavy rain. Summer brings dense upright inflorescences of white, maturing to antique pink. Autumn offers crimson foliage. And winter reveals handsome exfoliating bark. Easy to grow, it increases in majesty with each passing year. Highly recommended. 1-quart container. Z 5-9 | midsummer/early fall | sun/shade | H: 6-8', W: 10-12'

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Hydrangea 'Sikes Dwarf'

Hydrangea quercifolia 'Sikes Dwarf' Ideal for smaller gardens and containers, this compact, very well-branched dwarf selection of our native Oakleaf Hydrangea offers closely-set, upright arching foliage and large ivory-white bloomheads that gradually turn antique pink. Fall foliage is a blazing burgundy-red, and winter reveals peeling, furrowed bark. Both the flowers and the foliage are in proportion to the smaller size of this cultivar. A lovely year-round shrub, bred by Sarah Sikes of Alabama. Z 5-9 | mid-/late summer | sun/part shade | H: 3-4', W: 3-4'

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Hydrangea macrophylla Twist-n-Shout®

The First-ever Reblooming Lacecap!

PP#20,176. (cv. 'PIIHM-1'). The first lacecap cultivar in the amazing Endless Summer® series of reblooming Hydrangeas, Twist-n-Shout® offers masses of handsome deep pink fertile flowers encircled by bright pink or blue florets depending on soil ph. Arising on strong, eye-catching pinkish-red stems, the blooms repeat reliably well into fall, standing out above glossy foliage that turns from green to orange, rosy-red, and finally maroon in autumn. Compact enough for containers, this Dr. Michael Dirr introduction is a cross of ‘Penny Mac’ x ‘Lady in Red.’ 1 -gallon container.

Z 4-9 | early summer/early fall | part shade | H: 3-5', W: 3-5'

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Kalmia 'Carol' �New One of the most popular cultivars available today, this lovely selection adorns itself in late spring with striking dark pink buds that are light pink to nearly white when open. And be prepared to take pictures when both stages are present at the same time, as it creates a lovely calico effect! Glossy, slightly twisted, leaf spotresistant foliage grows quite densely to form a compact habit that is perfect for today’s smaller gardens. 1-gallon container. Cannot ship to WA. Z 4-9 | late spring | part shade/sun H: 3½-5', W: 3½-5'

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Polygonum aubertii One of the fastest-growing vines in cultivation, it grows 12 to 15 feet the first year, and is covered from midsummer until fall with foamy sprays of white flowers. Clings to arbors and arches or covers unsightly buildings in 2 years’ time. Harmless to shingled or wood walls. Selected from Dutch trials, this is one of the best and longest-blooming forms we’ve encountered. 1-gallon container.

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Itea virginica 'Henry's Garnet' Fragrant weeping white blooms on 6-inch stems simply cover this compact shrub for many weeks, but that is only the beginning of its beauty! In fall, the olive-green leaves turn bold shades of rosy-pink and maroon, standing out brilliantly in the border, foundation, or even as a specimen. Happy in moist to wet soil, this deciduous shrub is untroubled by insects and disease, and so easy to grow! A must-have for every garden. 1-gallon container. Z 5-9 | late spring/early summer | sun/part shade H: 36-48", W: 5-6'

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The dark red buds of ‘Olympic Fire’ open to pleasing pink blooms, making a sensational color contrast against the dark, evergreen foliage. This Mountain Laurel is a profuse bloomer. Kalmia Mountain Laurel is considered by many to be the most beautiful flowering native shrub of eastern North America, and Olympic Fire may be one of the best Kalmias. 1-gallon container.

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Kalmia latifolia 'Peppermint' The early summer garden has no more delightful, festive shrub than bright ‘Peppermint,’ with huge trusses of maroon-striped white blooms standing out from fresh, bright green foliage. This easy-aspie evergreen native is a favorite in any setting, and ‘Peppermint’ is particularly treasured for its compact habit and exceptionally large bloom clusters. 1-quart container.

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Selected from a natural population of Kalmia latifolia in Aiken, South Carolina, this compact Mountain Laurel sets broad clusters of small, crimped, near-white flowerbuds that open into pure white, chalice-shaped blooms. The lustrous, evergreen foliage is medium green when mature, while new shoots are yellowgreen, providing year-round appeal. Being native to the eastern US, it’s quite hardy and at home in the same environments as its relatives, rhododendrons and azaleas. 1-gallon container. Cannot ship to WA.

There is no such thing as a true red Mountain Laurel, but ‘Sarah’ comes close, with deep pink to watermelon-red blooms opening from bright cherry buds. Needing more sun than others, it flowers very heavily for a month or more. 1-gallon container.

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Kalmia 'Minuet'

One of the most beautiful Mountain Laurels ever, Minuet is a slow-growing dwarf just perfect for small gardens and spacesaving settings, with brilliant cinnamon-and-white blooms that burst from big, showy pink buds! Just 3 feet high and wide, this native shrub is ideal for the border, as edging, for accents, and in the woodland garden. 1-quart container. Cannot ship to WA.

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Clematis viticella 'Polish Spirit' Originated in Poland, this Brother Stefan Franczak creation produces stunning flowers of deep purpleblue with contrasting red centers. Though every bit as abundant as the typical C. viticella hybrid, the velvety blooms are larger, reaching 3 inches across. This variety is exceptionally long-blooming 6 weeks or more! Wilt resistant; prune hard each winter. Pruning Group III. Zones 4-9 1-gallon container. Z 4-9 | Mid Summer/Early Fall | Full Sun H: 8’-10’, W: 6’-8’

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The new standard for superior beauty and performance, this honeysuckle delights with months and months of golden-tipped red blooms that are irresistible to butterflies and hummingbirds. Fast growing and very tolerant of drought, it is also mildew free, even in humid climates, so its lush dark green foliage looks its best from spring through fall. Highly recommended. 4-inch pot. Z 4-8 | late spring/late summer | full sun/part shade | H: various, W: 6’-8’

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PP#11,211 (cv. 'Monlo'). Every season brings delightful changes to this handsome extremely hardy native Purple Ninebark. In spring, the new foliage unfurls a rich maroon, then darkens to burgundy and keeps that color all summer. Meanwhile, masses of soft, puffy pinkish-white blooms dot the shrub over many weeks, followed by clusters of small red fruit. And in winter, when the leaves have dropped, the attractive peeling reddish-russet bark is revealed. 1-gallon container.

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Mahonia eurybracteata 'Soft Caress' Wayside Gardens Mail Order Exclusive! PP#20,183. An astonishing new foliage shape and texture distinguishes this dwarf evergreen shrub from all other Mahonia cultivars. Elongated dark green leaves are very slender and soft to the touch, resembling a Nandina. Delicately fragrant yellow flowers are held straight up on the stems like candles, followed by clusters of small blue berries overlaid with powdery white. Vigorous yet quite restrained in growth, this shrub is suitable for use as a specimen, foundation plant, or border standout. 1-gallon container. Cannot ship to OR, MT, WY, ND, SD, NE,

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Pieris japonica 'Katsura' �New PP#15,452. The accidental discovery of this evergreen shrub on a wooded hillside near a Shinto Temple was a lucky one for us gardeners! With better color, heat tolerance, and overall better growth than ‘Mountain Fire,’ this dome-shaped beauty is nothing short of stunning, with leaves that emerge a dark, wine-red color, holding all summer and only changing to green with age. Late-spring blooms, born in abundant rose-colored racemes, cascade over the foliage, creating months of interest. 1-gallon container. Z 5-7 | late spring | sun/part shade | H: 5-10', W: 5-6'

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Pieris japonica var. yakushimanum 'Cavatine' Blooming later and longer than others, this splendid new Japanese Pieris offers large white bell-shaped blooms that may remind you of Lily of the Valley, their size enhanced by smaller foliage. A dwarf selection with a dense, compact, mounding habit, it carries the garden from winter into spring, its superb cold hardiness enabling it to flower a bit farther north and quite profusely. Excellent for containers as well as the garden. 1-gallon container. Z 5-8 | late winter/early spring | part shade | H: 36", W: 24"

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Pieris japonica 'White Water' Among the most floriferous cultivars, this Japanese selection presents showers of pure white blooms beginning very early in the season. The new foliage emerges in pale green,and chains of russet-brown fruits follow the long season of bloom. A tightly mounded habit keeps this fast-growing evergreen shrub attractive year-round. 1-gallon container. Z 5-7 | late winter/early spring | part shade | H: 6'-10', W: 6'-10'

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An evergreen variegated shrub greeting spring with new foliage of bright crimson-red and large clusters of fragrant white blooms reminiscent of Lily-of-the-Valley. The maturing leaves turn pink with a silvery-white edge that remains as they become dark green. A very easy shrub to grow, it tolerates any soil from sand to clay, even poor dry ones, and withstands periods of drought. Protect it from strong winds and it will reward you with year-round beauty in containers, as part of the foundation, or in the border. 1-quart container.

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Pieris 'Valley Rose' Distinguished by its handsome and quite profuse two-tone rosy-pink blooms held in cascading inflorescences, 'Valley Rose' is an outstanding performer in the shade. The flowers mature from deep rose to pink and white, enhanced by new foliage that sports broze tones for several weeks before becoming deep green. This rather tall, open-habit evergreen shrub is ideal for the border, foundation, or woodland garden. 1-quart container.

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The exquisite colors and heady perfume of a Lilac border in bloom embody the essence of spring! Best in the mixed border or group plantings, our choice selections are fairly large shrubs, most growing over 10 feet high with a 6- to 12-foot spread.

Syringa x prestoniae 'Miss Canada' The truest pink of any Lilac we have seen! Called "a priceless Lilac treasure" by the late Father Fiala, this Prestonian Hybrid offers brilliant clear pink flowers about a week later than the S. vulgaris types. Endowed with a rich, powerful "oriental" fragrance 'Miss Canada' offers sporadic blooms all summer. The plant form is somewhat different, too growing quickly to form an elegant small spreading tree. 1-gallon container. Cannot ship

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Z 2-7 | early-spring/late-spring | full sun | H: 12', W: 8'

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Syringa x josiflexa 'Bellicent' The first of an outstanding series of hybrid Lilacs from Canada, 'Bellicent' delights with elegantly arching panicles bearing deliciously cinnamon-scented single rosy-pink blooms. Flowering several weeks later than S. vulgaris cultivars, this Preston introduction also offers elongated foliage which keeps the shrub attractive even out of bloom. 1-quart container.

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Syringa 'Primrose' A Wayside Introduction from 1949, this award-winning yellow Lilac is very popular in Europe but hard to find in this country! The blooms are simply stunning, a pastel color that deepens and grows more intense (less intense bloom color in warmer climates) with each passing year. The flowers bloom in midseason on very well-branched, compact shrubs 10 feet tall (at most) and 6 to 12 feet wide. 1-quart container. Cannot ship to AZ. Z 3-7 | mid spring/late spring | sun | H: 10', W: 6-12'

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Syringa vulgaris 'Krasavitsa Moskvy' ('Beauty of Moscow') This Russian hybrid is weather resistant, extremely hardy, and has a long blooming period. The unusually large double flowers of this hybrid Lilac resemble pink pearls in bud, but open to pure white. The striking combination of buds and flowers creates a beautiful bicolor effect. Vigorous, upright grower. 1-quart container. Cannot ship to AZ. Z 3-7 | mid spring/late spring | full sun | H: 8-10', W: 6-7'

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Syringa 'Fiala Remembrance' �New Lilac aficionados will not want to miss this stunning tribute to renowned lilac expert, Father John Fiala. When clouds of large, fully double, white blooms burst forth from creamy white-yellow buds in late spring, the appeal of these fastgrowing, adaptable plants will be obvious. Plant them as hedges or anywhere their delectable scent and charming beauty can be fully appreciated. 1-quart container.

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PPAF. (cv ‘Penda’). Bloomerang™ is a flower machine for 4 months or more every year! The heaviest flowering is in spring, when this compact, very wellbranched shrub erupts in fragrant purply-pink bloom trusses, ideal for cutting yet irresistible in the garden as well. Then the flowers simply continue into summer, long past even the late-blooming lilacs, with color present on the shrub all the way until autumn. 2-quart container. Cannot ship to AZ. Z 4-7 | spring/late summer | sun/part shade | H: 4-5' , W: 4'

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A reblooming dwarf Lilac, superbly mildew-resistant and an outstanding performer, with highly fragrant 3- to 4-inch clusters of pinkish-lavender blooms, arising very heavily in late spring and early summer, then intermittently through fall. This hybrid is a cross of Korean, Littleleaf, and Meyer’s Lilacs. Cut or deadhead the first blooms promptly for heaviest rebloom.1-quart container. Cannot ship to AZ. Z 4-8 | late spring/mid fall | sull sun | H: 4-6', W: 6'

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This Lilac is as interesting for its graceful arching habit as for its highly fragrant, beautiful pale purple blooms. Unlike most others, it sets blooms not only at the branch tips but also from lateral buds all along the stems, for rows of flowers up to 2 feet long on pendulous willow-like stems. Famously mildewresistant, vigorous, and healthy, 'Lilac Sunday' was introduced by Arnold Arboretum at Harvard University. Best in less acidic soils than most Lilacs prefer. 1-quart container. Cannot ship to AZ.

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Syringa ‘Lilac Sunday’

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Viburnum 'Eskimo'

Viburnum Few shrubs can equal the all-season glory of Viburnum. Spring brings attractive flowers; summer produces lush foliage; and fall adds color to the leaves, as well as abundant berries that last into winter. Hardy as oaks, they resist most pests and diseases while feeding songbirds. Cannot ship to AZ.

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Clusters of 5-inch white flowers are followed by deep blue berries on Arrowwood Viburnum, a splendid native species. Dark green foliage turns reddish-purple in the fall. Content in damp or even wet soils, it is attractive to birds and makes a handsome hedge or perimeter planting for both formal and informal locations. 1-gallon container.

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Z 3-8 | early summer | sun/part shade | H: 10-12', W: 10-12'

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Viburnum 'Eskimo'

'Eskimo' is the first cultivar that combines the tubular V. carlesii flowers in a snowball inflorescence with semi-evergreen foliage and dwarf growth habit. In 12 years it reaches only 4 to 5 feet in height and 5 feet in width, making it excellent for the limited spaces of many modern gardens. Its dense, compact habit, lustrous, dark green, leathery leaves, and profuse flowers (80 to 170 in each tight, globular inflorescence!) are key elements for home landscapes. 2-quart container. Z 6-8 | late spring | sun/part shade | H: 4-5', W: 4-5'

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The Korean Spice Viburnum is unequalled for its sweet fragrance in early spring, flowering with the tulips. The masses of flowers are deep pink in bud, open pink, then mature to pure white. Just as the silvery leaves unfold, the 5-inch flower clusters reach their peak, filling the air with their perfume. The spectacular blossoms are followed by clustered black fruit. Easily grown, it ultimately reaches 8 feet in height. 1-quart container. Z 4-8 | early spring | full sun | H: 8', W: 8'

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Viburnum carlesii

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Reaches about 7 feet high, with fragrant white flowers followed by glistening reddish-black fruit. Developed at the Arnold Arboretum in Boston, this hybrid of V. carlesii and V. bitchiuense combines the marvelous scent of the former with the bushier, more spreading habit of the latter. One of the best Viburnums for northern zones this selection is a recipient of the Award of Merit, RHS. 2-quart container. Z 4-8 | spring | sun/part shade | H: 6-8', W: 6-10'

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Viburnum plicatum tomentosum 'Shasta' A Wayside Original Introduction. Viburnums are among the finest deciduous flowering shrubs for yearround garden interest! Spring brings pink or white buds that transform into attractive white flowers. Summer brings lush, rich-textured foliage. 1-gallon container. Z 5-8 | mid/late spring | sun/part shade | H: 4-6', W: 9-12'

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Weigela

Weigela are free-blooming shrubs that flower primarily in early summer. Excellent in the shrub border, they do best in full sun to light shade (some shade is necessary in areas with hot summers). Select a spot free from competing plant roots and a well-drained, yet moisture retentive soil. Weigela bloom on last year's growth, so prune in summer immediately after flowering for a profusion of gorgeous color next season. Loves hot summers!

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Weigela florida 'Red Prince' A fountain of red for weeks in late spring, then again in late summer! Unlike other red Weigelas, its blooms won’t “go purple” in the sun. Very hardy, it is an excellent selection, developed by Iowa State University. A proven performer! 1-gallon container. Z 4-8 | late spring/late summer | full sun | H: 5-6', W: 5-6'

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Weigela ‘Red Prince’

Weigela 'Wine & Roses' Wine and Roses is truly a plant for all seasons in the garden – from the beginning of spring until the colder days of fall! Fresh new leaves appear in spring. In early summer, bright 1-inch rose blooms spring forth. In fall, the foliage takes on shades of glossy burgandy. Wine and Roses is the most ornamental of all Weigelas! This Weigela variety tolerates heat, cold and drought. 2-quart container. Z 4-8 | early summer | full sun/part shade | H: 4-5', W: 4'

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Weigela florida 'Briant Rubidor' Find a place in your garden for this absolutely stand-out shrub. In spring it sets ultra-bright yellow leaves that are soon topped by large clusters of ruby-red blooms, bringing hummingbirds to feast. The flowers may rest in midsummer, but they usually come back in full force at season's end for another striking show before the foliage turns mahogany in autumn! 1-gallon container. Z 5-8 | late spring/summer | sun/part shade | H: 5-7', W: 4-6'

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Weigela florida 'Variegata' A selection of an East Asian native combining hardiness and hummingbird appeal with delicate, creamy-edged foliage and a neat habit! Select a spot free from competing plant roots and a well-drained, yet moisture retentive soil. Loves hot summers! 1-gallon container. Z 4-8 | late spring/mid-summer | full sun/part shade H: 4-6', W: 5-7'

46016 $19.95 ea | 3 for $16.95 ea

Weigela florida 'Java Red' Ultra compact and nicely rounded, this cultivar offers purple- and red-flushed green foliage that remains colorful all season. Deep red buds open to dark pink blooms, offering a splendid long season of color. The foliage demonstrates excellent disease resistance. 1-gallon container. Z 4-8 | late spring/early summer | sun H: 3-4', W: 4-5'

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Extravagant displays of huge flowers in nearly every color (often repeating for an extended season) as well as adaptability, hardiness, and versatility rank Clematis as our favorite climber for American gardens. They never overwhelm their support, and make excellent companions to climbing Roses. Culture: Clematis prefer a rich, loose, well-drained soil that will permit a free run of the roots; it does best where its tops are in full sun, yet its roots are shaded (such as with low plants or mulch). Our plants are pruned and ready to set out. The roots must become established before top growth occurs, so it may take two or three seasons for them to reach their full magnificence. Clematis is divided into 3 groups for pruning purposes; see page 67 for complete pruning instructions.

Clematis 'Warsaw Nike'

Slightly curled, velvety petals of reddish violet add a new hue to the Clematis color palette! These 5- to 6-inch blooms arise twice a season, very handsomely off set by yellow anthers. Introduced in Poland by Brother Stefan Franczak, this award winner tolerates some shade and less fertile soils than most other Clematis cultivars. Pruning Group II. Z 4-8 | early summer/mid-fall | full sun/part shade| H: 8-12', W: 2'

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Clematis 'Belle Of Woking'

Introduced in 1875, this rare heirloom bears fully double, 4-inch pompoms unlike those of any other large-flowered hybrid. The great clouds of blooms, pale pink fading to soft silvery-mauve, seem to glow in morning and at dusk. Pruning Group II. 1-gallon container. Z 4-9 | early/late summer | full sun | H: 6-8 ', W: 2-3'

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Clematis 'Betty Corning' Nodding 2-inch fragrant bells of smoky blue simply cover this 8- to 12-foot climbing plant from early summer through early fall. Winner of a Gold Medal from the Pennsylvania Horticulture Society, this 'C. viticella' cultivar is very floriferous, tolerates more shade and drought than most other varieties, and is exceptionally vigorous. Good for containers as well as vertical supports of all types. Pruning Group III. 2-quart container. Z 3-9 | mid-/late summer | full sun H: 8-12', W: 2-4'

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Silky sky-blue blooms up to 6 inches wide smother this climber in soft color over a long season. The petal edges are slightly darker and nicely piecrusted, while a lighter stripe bisects the center. Very floriferous, this multiple awardwinner was introduced by Polish Clematarian Brother Stefan Franczak in 1992. Pruning Group III. 2-quart container.

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Z 4-8 | early summer/early fall | full sun | H: 8-12', W: 24"

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Brilliantly free-flowering and compact, with masses of slightly creased and twisted 4-inch blooms over a long season. The flowers' mauve-blue hues glow deep azure at twilight, making this a superb choice for the patio or other nighttime garden spot! Very floriferous, it thrives even in the hot and humid south. Unstoppable bloom strength! Superb in combination with climbing roses. Pruning Group III. 1-gallon container. Z 4-9| early summer/early fall | sun | H: 6-8', W: 6-8'

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(Syn. ‘Xerxes.’) Winner of the Award of Garden Merit, this German 1891 introduction remains among the finest largeflowered Clematis, with 6- to 7-inch blooms of pure blue, maturing to mauve with a hint of pink. Appearing first in early to midsummer and again (somewhat smaller) in early fall, the flowers are very profuse on vigorous yet compact plants just 6 to 7 feet tall. White filaments with dark red anthers punctuate the center of each magnificent bloom. Pruning Group II. 1-gallon container. Z 4-9 | early summer/early fall | full sun/part shade H: 6-7', W: 24-36"

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Clematis Prince Charles

Clematis x durandii Abundant 4- to 5-inch blooms of rich periwinkle with yellow centers blanket the foliage on this super-heavy bloomer! Blooms profusely all summer long, and has been delighting gardeners since its discovery in France in 1820. Pruning Group III. 2-quart container. Z 5-9 | early/late summer | full sun | H: 6-10', W: 5'

48721 $24.95 ea | 2 for $22.95 ea

Clematis Bijou™ cv. 'EVIpo030(N).' A dream come true for any Clematis admirer, this naturally ultra-compact variety is bred specifically for container use in home or office. It flowers very heavily, its 3- to 4-inch mauve blooms faintly striped in pink and starred with a lovely rosette of fluffy anthers. After the blooms pass, plant Bijou™ in the garden or trim it and re-pot it for another season of bloom (within a year!) indoors. Vigorous and long-lived. Pruning Group II. 1-gallon container.

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PP#16,267. (cv. ‘EVIpo018.’) This dwarf variety sports huge 5-inch single blooms of velvety dark red from mid- to late summer. A stunning combination in any setting, they completely overtake this compact plant for months on end. Hardy to -20 degrees F, vigorous, and disease-resistant, this climber was designed for containers but also makes a splendid border plant to thread through openhabit shrubs and meander through low fences. Pruning Group II. 1-gallon container. Z 4-9 | mid-/summer | full sun/part shade H: 4-6', W: 24"

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Clematis henryii A stunning variety, blooming from June through September. 6- to 7-inch white flowers with long pointed sepals are accented by deep cream midrib and dark stamens. The young foliage displays a characteristic bronze color. Complementing any garden decor, it is a fantastic companion to Roses, and gleams among the warm-toned blooms of the perennial garden. Pruning Group II. 2-quart container.

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Clematis 'Jackmanii' 'Jackmanii' – A classic Clematis, considered by some gardeners the original and best of them all! 'Jackmanii' sports 4- to 6-inch blooms of rich blue-violet from June through September on strong 12- to 20-foot vines. To call this plant “floriferous” is to do it a disservice — it’s a bloom machine! Pruning group III. 2-quart container.

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Clematis Claire De Lune™ Syn. ‘Blue Moon.’ cv. EVIrin. PP#12,838. Enormous 7-inch blooms of pale blue with a white stripe and crimped edges arise early in the season on this compact, very free-flowering Raymond Evison introduction. Lasting many weeks, they rest and then reappear — a bit smaller and darker — at summer’s end. A superb show, worthy of your finest garden position. 1-gallon container. Z 4-9 | late spring/early summer & late summer | full sun/part shade H: 8-10', W: 36"

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Clematis texensis 'Princess Diana' A delightfully different Clematis, this charming rebloomer will quickly become the star of any setting! The dainty, upright blooms are shaped like Tulips, with a soft pink-to-white base and a darker pink stripe. Very abundantly borne, they blanket the garden first in mid- to late summer, then again in fall. Pruning Group III. Z 4-8 | mid-/late summer & early fall | full sun/part shade | H: 6-8', W: 2-3'

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Clematis viticella 'Venosa Violacea' Ever since its 1883 introduction, this shadetolerant variety has delighted gardeners. Its 4-inch white blooms are heavily edged and veined in deepest violet-blue, arising profusely on robust plants. Pruning Group III. 2-quart container. Z 4-9 | mid-summer/early fall | full sun/part shade H: 8-10', W: 2'

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Clematis 'Venosa Violacea'

Star-shaped 3-inch blooms suffused with ruby-red to russet tones distinguish this classic selection of the native Texas species. Very profuse, the flowers are most prolific in mid-summer, but continue for several months, followed by plumes of silvery fruit that persist all winter. Among the most popular cultivars of all time, 'Gravetye Manor' was developed in France in 1900 and then given to the great British garden designer William Robinson, who introduced it in 1914 (naming it after his home, Gravetye Manor). Pruning Group 3. 2-quart container.

PP#15,745. (cv. ‘EVIpo008.’) Hands-down the most floriferous double-flowered Clematis in the world, period! This splendid blue-flowered beauty, which tosses up 100% fully double blooms (no stray singles, thank you very much!) from early summer all the way into fall! 4 to 6 inches across and very eye-catching, they make spectacular cuts, and will knock you out on a fully-blooming 6- to 7-foot plant! The secret to all this bloom strength? — Franziska Maria® blooms on both old and new wood! Great for containers or the garden. Pruning Group II. 2-quart container.

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Clematis Josephine™ PP#12,912. Huge, 4½- to 5-inch lilac-pink flowers open gradually from striking bronze petals brushed with green, creating a three-tiered effect. Then, as the outer petals drop, the flower changes shape, acquiring a pompon look. This floriferous beauty is also a strong, healthy grower boasting an all-summer bloom time. Ideal for a small garden or container, and is a spectacular cut flower. To achieve best flowers and color, plant in full sun. If you prefer greener flowers, allow some shade. Pruning Group II. 2-quart container. Z 4-9 |early/late summer | full sun/part shade H: 8-9', W: 2-3'

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Clematis montana rubens 'Odorata' The best Clematis for fragrance lovers! The rich vanilla scent of these blooms will make you hungry, and the sight of this massive vine in full bloom is almost an embarrassment of riches! Masses of 2- to 2½-inch rosy-pink blooms appear, each forming a neat “X” shape around the small yellow eye. In early summer, when it is at the height of its bloom, the flowers are layered many deep, richly scenting the garden. 2-quart container. Z 6-9 | late spring/early summer | full sun | H: 30', W: 10'

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Clematis 'Rooguchii' This beloved Japanese Clematis sets masses and masses of 2-inch bell-shaped blooms all summer and into fall. A non-clinging herbaceous type, it’s ideal as groundcover, but may also be trained up a fence, trellis, or other support. Give it full to partial shade for best flowering. Pruning Group III. 1-gallon container. Z 4-9 | early summer/early fall | full sun/part shade H: 6-8', W: 48"

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Clematis terniflora (Sweet Autumn Clematis) Fragrant, fragrant, fragrant! Clouds of deliciously-scented white blooms from late summer well through mid-fall festoon this 20-foot vine. Very dependable and simply heavenly in full bloom, it also sports silvery seedheads for late fall beauty! A favorite for many years. Pruning Group III. 2-quart container. Z 5-9 | late summer/mid-fall | full sun | H: 20-30', W: 6'

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Clematis 'Multi Blue'

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Best in light shade, this reliable repeat-bloomer sets masses of 3- to 4-inch blue flowers, each petal faintly striped in white and surrounding a central starburst. A very vigorous performer, it often keeps tossing up blooms in summer as well as its heavy early- and late-season flushes. One of the very best double-flowering clematis! Pruning Group II. 1-gallon container. Z 3-9 | early/late summer | sun/part shade | H: 6-8', W: 3-4'

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Clematis 'Kilian Donahue' The extraordinary color changes undergone by these giant 5-inch blooms make 'Kilian Donahue' one of the most dramatic Clematis cultivars ever developed. A very heavy bloomer all summer, its flowers mature to such different shades that a fully blooming plant looks like 2 Clematis cultivars delightfully intertwined! Pruning Group II. 2-quart container Z 4-9 | early/late summer full sun/part shade | H: 8-10’, W: 2-3’

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Offering its merrily striped candy-pink blooms twice every year, 'Nelly Moser' is a tried and tested favorite! These blooms reach 7 to 9 inches wide, borne very freely. Best color in part shade. Pruning Group II. 1-gallon container.

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Z 3-9 | summer/fall | sun/part shade | H: 8-10", W: 2'

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PP#16,092. (cv. 'EVIpo003.') Ultra-compact, this heavy-blooming cultivar offers 6- to 7-inch white blooms tinged with frosty blue, growing darker with maturity. Ideal for containers. Pruning Group II. 1-gallon container. Z 4-9 | late spring/early summer and early fall | sun/part shade | H: 5-6', W: 2'

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Simply the best red Clematis I have ever grown, this deep, claretcolored bloom measures 4 inches across and delights over a long late spring to early fall season. The vine is 8 to 10 feet — a nice size for trellises, mailboxes, lampposts, and even large containers. Pruning Group II. 2-quart container

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For Pruning, note the group number in the description of each variety. Group 1. Blooms in the spring. Prune after blooms subside. Group 1I. Blooms in early summer. In March, prune 6-8 inches to a strong pair of buds. Group III. Blooms during summer and fall. Prune in March to 12 inches from the ground. Please Note. Clematis are often slow to break dormancy each spring. Be patient and and allow them time to wake from their winter sleep!

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Clematis armandii 'Snowdrift'

Like masses of tiny propellers, these 4-petaled white blooms fill the spring garden, releasing the sweet scent that bowled over plant hunter E. H. Wilson when he discovered the species in China in 1900. Two inches wide and of a waxy consistency, the blooms stand out brilliantly against glossy, leathery deep green foliage. A fast-growing evergreen Clematis, 'Snowdrift' is breathtaking. Pruning Group I. 1-gallon container.

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Clematis armandii 'Apple Blossom'

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Usher in the Clematis season with this magnificent, rare evergreen cultivar, which sets masses of 2½-inch appleblossompink blooms from rosy-pink buds. Strongly scented of vanilla, they perfume the entire spring garden, remaining for weeks against bronze-tinted new foliage. Recipient of the Award of Garden Merit from the RHS, this classic selection offers 6-inch pointed foliage of deep green. Very fast-growing, it prefers a bit of shade in all but the most northern locations. Pruning Group I. 1-gallon container. Z 6-9 | spring | sun/part shade | H: 10-15', W: 5-8'

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Outstanding selection of our native climbing Wisteria. Compact (6") flower trusses are tightly packed in early summer with fragrant, deep lavender-blue flowers. Reblooms throughout summer. Ideal vine for covering walls, fences, pergolas. Less vigorous than Asiatic counterparts. The many attributes of ‘Amethyst Falls’, which include its deer and drought tolerance and its disease-resistant foliage, earned it a Georgia Gold Medal in 2006. 2-quart container. Z 5-9 | late spring/early summer | full sun/part shade | H: 30’, W: 4’

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Actinidia kolomikta 'Pasha'

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Brilliant splashes of hot pink and ivory decorate each leaf of this splendid hardy Kiwi. A fast-growing yet never invasive deciduous vine, 'Pasha' is often used as a male pollinator for fruit production, but is so attractive that it justifies its usage as a ornamental. New spring foliage is tinted purple, tiny white blooms are delightfully fragrant, and the bold variegation begins after just 2 to 3 years after planting. Highly recommended and very easy to grow. 1-quart container. Z 4-9 | early summer | sun | H: 10-20', W: 2-3'

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Akebia quinata 'Purple Rose' �New Fragrant flowers and edible blue fruit are two of the hallmarks of this widely adaptable, ornamental vine. Its distinctive foliage, growing in clusters of 5, emerges purple-tinged and matures to an attractive blue-green. It’s naturally resistant to pests and diseases and grows easily, covering the ground, fence, or trellis with restful colors. Small, purple-brown blooms appear in spring, and if you plant two varieties, sweet, delicious fruit arrives in fall. 1-gallon container. Z 4-10 | spring/fall | full sun/part shade | H: 10-12’, W: 10-12’

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Schizophragma hydrangeoides 'Moonlight' A close relative of the Climbing Hydrangea displaying beautiful silver-mottled foliage that shimmers against large, creamy white, lacecap flowerheads in early summer. Shade tolerant, grows over 50 feet high—excellent for north-facing walls. 1-gallon container.

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Lonicera x heckrottii 'Gold Flame'

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Bicolored blooms of yellow and pink open in giant clusters from late spring into autumn, wafting their fragrance throughout the sunny or lightly shaded garden. This is a cross of L. sempervirens x L. americana and a magnet for hummingbirds, it sets pink buds and follows its blooms with bright red berries, attractive to fall and winter songbirds. Use it as a ground cover or climber in any soil and just about any location, including garden trouble spots. Excellent for espaliering, it is rarely troubled by deer, pests, or disease. 1-gallon container. Z 5-9 | late spring/late fall | full sun | H: 12’-20’, W: 3’-6’

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Lonicera periclymenum 'Graham Thomas'

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An exceptional European Wild Woodbine selection. This spectacular climber was accidentally discovered in a hedgerow in Warwickshire, England by renowned English horticulturist Graham Stuart Thomas (pictured right). Of rapid growth, this eminently rewarding Lonicera ultimately attains a height of 30 to 40 feet. Its highly-fragrant creamy white flowers, lacking any trace of pink, appear over an exceptionally long period during summer into fall. Pruning back in early summer will encourage reblooming.. 1-gallon container.

Lonicera ‘Serotina’

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A deciduous native woody vine, Virginia Creeper offers spectacular autumn color and quick, dense coverage in any light from full sun to deep shade. The palmately divided foliage, up to 4 inches long and lightly serrated, emerges bronze in spring before quickly turning green. In autumn it burnishes bold hues of red and burgundy. Insignificant green flowers are followed by ¼-inch blue berries that acquire interest in winter, after the leaves are fallen, when birds feast on them. This vine climbs by suckering, and needs sturdy support.1-gallon container. Z 4-9 | late spring | sun/shade | H: 30-50'

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Lonicera periclymenum 'Serotina' More compact and slower growing than the species and much earlier blooming, it produces an immense bounty of fragrant flowers from early summer well into frost. The crimson buds open to creamy white, yellow and dark red flowers, followed by translucent red fruit. Probably the most beautiful climber in the genus, it is excellent grown on trees, pergolas or fences, and ideal for screening. 1-gallon container.

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Lonicera sempervirens 'John Clayton' �New Boasting a much more restrained habit than most others, this glorious reblooming Honeysuckle offers thousands of 2-inch golden-yellow flowers in spring and early summer, then repeats all the way into fall. Masses and masses of goldenyellow flowers over an incredibly long season - from late spring through early summer, as expected, but then repeating all summer long and into fall! Irresistible to butterflies, the subtly fragrant blooms are followed by masses of vermilion berries that bring in songbirds. Evergreen south of zone 7, this native is even compact enough for containers. 1-gallon container. Z 4-9; sun/part shade; mid-spring/early fall; H: 6-10', W: 3-5'

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Quickly cover trellises, fences, or walls with brilliant summer color! This trumpet vine adorns its deep green foliage with flamboyant, tubular flowers of a lovely orange-scarlet shade. Each bloom is 2½-3" long with a 1½" mouth. Born in clusters of 4 to a dozen, they’ll decorate your garden for a nice, long midsummer season, bringing as much joy to the hummingbirds as to you! 1-gallon container.

One of the choicest blooming vines! Clusters of bright yellow flowers are lavishly produced all summer. A vigorous climber that needs no support and quickly covers walls, fences, and pergolas. Hardy and trouble free in any sunny location, it bears masses of trumpetshaped flowers all summer. Few plants are as colorful – and hummingbirds love them. 1-gallon container.

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Hydrangea 'Miranda'

Hydrangea anomala subsp. petiolaris 'Miranda' Brilliant variegation, large fragrant blooms, and a shrubby yet climbing habit distinguish this beautiful selection of the Climbing Hydrangea. They form the perfect backdrop for 6- to 10-inch lacecap inflorescences of white, sweetly fragrant and quite long-lasting flowers. Winter interest is provided by shaggy reddish bark. Train this deciduous woody vine up a strong structure or let it sprawl as a groundcover. With maturity the foliage becomes somewhat tiered, creating a layered effect. Somewhat less vigorous than the species. 1-gallon container. Z 4-8 | late spring | part/full shade | H: 30-50', W: 5-6'

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Wisteria macrostachya 'Blue Moon' This amazing native American Wisteria blooms not once, not twice, but often three times every summer! Huge, richly fragrant foot-long clusters of lilac-blue blossoms perfume the sunny garden, dangling from sturdy vines on pergolas, arbors, and other strong supports. Fully hardy to -40 degrees F, it needs no pruning and is a vigorous, quick grower. 1-gallon container. Z 4-9 | summer| full sun | H: 25’, W: 6’-8’

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An elegant woody self-climber with multi-season appeal, this slow-growing twining and clinging vine offers magnificent beauty in every season. It may be grown as a vine or a shrub (with pruning), regaling the beholder with glossy deep green foliage that turns pale yellow in autumn, fragrant white lacecap flowers in 6- to 8-inch heads, and handsome exfoliating bark in cinnamon hues. Content in any light except deep shade, it is a bold presence in the landscape. 1-gallon container.

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Sun Perennials Herbaceous perennials live and bloom every year for long periods, and once established, require minimal care. Properly chosen, they provide almost year-round color, combining well with annuals or shrubs in the border. Use them to edge ponds, walks, and driveways, or plant them around architectural features to add interest and accents. They’ll provide years of pleasure. All Wayside perennials are shipped at proper planting time for your area, either bareroot or well-rooted in pots. Cannot ship to AZ.

Hibiscus 'Jazzberry Jam' �New PPAF. An entire zone cold-hardier than other Hibiscus, this exciting new shrub is not to be missed! Even in zone 4 you can enjoy a long, lovely season of stunning 9-inch (or more!) blooms of brilliant magenta, easily the size of dinner plates and just stunning in large numbers on this compact plant. Half the size of most others, it is just 4 to 5 feet tall and 5 feet wide, with great branching and very, very heavy budding. These gently ruffled blooms with overlapping petals are a tropical delight for any full sun setting, opening from mid-summer into autumn. Treat yourself to this treasure! 1-quart container. Z 4-9 | mid-summer/late fall | full sun | H: 4-5', W: 5'

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Hibiscus 'Cranberry Crush' �New PPAF. Hummingbirds simply will not be able to resist these brilliant red, 7", attractively textured blooms with heavily overlapping petals. Standing atop 4' stalks from midsummer through early fall, this superb hybrid is one of the most stunning selections you’ll ever grow. Its glossy green, maple-like leaves with slight purple undertones form a full, compact, and pristine habit, while its drought tolerance and impressive flowering ability mean a long and beautiful bloom period. 1-quart container. Z 4-9 | midsummer/early fall | full sun/part shade | H: 3-4', W: 4-5'

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Hibiscus 'Berrylicious' �New PPAF. When it comes to dramatic garden presence, it’s hard to beat this fantastic specimen. It’s very floriferous, producing immense 8-9", mauve-lavender blooms with a deep red eye that are set artistically against the dense mound of bright green, maple-like foliage. Since it’s an indeterminate bloomer, buds appear at many nodes up the stem, rather than just at the tips, meaning a much longer season and a plant that’s covered with flowers on all sides. 1-quart container.

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Hibiscus 'Summer Storm' �New PP#20,443. Exhibiting the darkest wine-purple foliage we’ve seen on a hardy Hibiscus, this selection is highly attractive, even before it flowers. But the blooms, of course, refuse to be ignored, stretching a full 8" and flaunting rose-veined, pink petals and a deep magenta eye that radiates outward. Since it’s an indeterminate bloomer, buds appear at many nodes up the stem, rather than just at the tips, meaning a much longer season and a plant that’s covered with flowers on all sides. 1-quart container. Z 4-9 | mid-summer/early fall | full sun/part shade | H: 4-5', W: 4-6'

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Amsonia hubrichtii – 2011 Perennial Plant of the Year

Amsonia hubrichtii 2011 Perennial Plant of the Year Every season brings a new color show with this delightfully easy, hard-working American native plant. In late spring and early summer, masses of tiny, sky-blue blooms add cool tones to the sunny garden. In summer, the finely-cut, dark green foliage forms a rich backdrop for your showy annuals and perennials. And in fall, the leaves turn a blazing golden-yellow that rivals Japanese Maples for intensity and beauty! 4-inch pot. Z 5-9 | late spring/early summer | sun/part shade | H: 36", W: 48"

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Agapanthus 'Summer Skies' Powder-blue blooms completely cover rounded 6- to 8-inch flowerheads, presenting an entirely new hue for the Agapanthus family. Selected from the renowned 'Headbourne Hybrids,' this very free-flowering variety offers sturdy flower stems, narrow bright green leaves, and excellent holding power in the vase. A fine choice for the large container as well as the sunny garden, it remains neat and compact. Flowering-size specimens in a 1-gallon container.

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Z 6-10 | mid-summer/early fall | sun | H: 40", W: 24"

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Chrysanthemum 'Matchsticks' �New For a fall fireworks show, it’s hard to beat this hot little plant! Its spoon-shaped petals are golden-yellow, with fiery-red tips that resemble matchsticks. A prolific bloomer, each flower is quite full, and they all sit above compact, upright mounds of foliage that require no staking. This selection has shown itself to be adaptable to a range of environmental conditions, including dry soil, and its size makes it a perfect candidate for container displays. 1-quart container. Z 5-9 | early/mid-fall | full sun | H: 18-24", W: 18-24"

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Aquilegia 'Cardinal' �New Dramatic, long-spurred, red and white bicolor blooms highlight the fern-like foliage of this compact member of the Songbird Series. With its unique 3-inch, skyward-facing flowers and its ability to draw in butterflies and hummingbirds, it’s no wonder it was presented with the Award of Garden Merit in 2003 by the Royal Horticultural Society. Simply gorgeous when allowed to naturalize in woodland borders, it’s equally at home in containers and makes a lovely cut flower. 1-quart container. Z 3-9 | late spring/early summer | full sun/part shade H: 18-28", W: 12-24"

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Aquilegia 'Origami Mix' Elegant and graceful three-inch blooms in a wide range of colors distinguish this Rocky Mountain Columbine. Upturned blooms on sturdy stems above finely-divided, deep green foliage. Perfect for planters and windowboxes as well as the garden, the flowers arise in pure white, solid yellow, and four combinations with white: blue, red, rose, or pink. Irresistible to butterflies and hummingbirds and unappetizing to deer and rabbits. 1-quart container. Z 3-8 | early summer | sun/part shade | H: 16-18", W: 18-24"

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Achillea 'Strawberry Seduction' �New PP#18401. (A. millefolium.) The name says it all when it comes to this robust sun lover. Large clusters of strawberry-red flowers, flaunting rich golden centers, stand proudly in a domed canopy above a mound of grey-green foliage. As a member of the Seduction Series, its strong, branched stems and robust yet compact habit is expected, but it still thrills every gardener who tries it. Hardy and adaptable, it deters deer and rabbits while drawing in butterflies. 1-quart container.

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Achillea 'Pretty Belinda' �New Much more sturdy and compact than older varieties, this super-floriferous Yarrow blooms steadily for months, covering its ferny foliage with large, flattopped clusters of lilac-pink. Terrific for cut flowers – fresh or dried – this aromatic sun-lover is also one of the best for heavy, uncooperative soils. Deadhead for even faster rebloom! 1-quart container. Z 4-8 | mid-summer/mid fall | full sun | H: 20", W: 18-24"

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Asclepias tuberosa 'Hello Yellow' One of the finest native American perennials, Asclepias brightens the mid- to late-summer sunny garden with massive bloomheads, followed by handsome seedpods that are unequalled in dried arrangements. Now this coppery-orange species has a bright yellow cousin with the same great drought resistance, free blooming habit, and irresistible appeal to butterflies and bees! The 3-inch flowerheads are simply jammed with blooms containing an essential food for Monarch butterflies! 1-quart container. Z 3-9 | mid-/late summer | sun | H: 2½', W: 2½'

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Asclepias tuberosa — Butterfly Flower Brilliant flattopped 2- to 4-inch umbels of bright orange are followed by attractive seedheads on this lovely native species. An important source of food and habitat for Monarch butterflies, this plant is very easy to grow, tolerating heat, humidity, drought, and cold effortlessly. A superb source of cutflowers as well. Highly recommended. 1-quart container. Z 3-9 | mid-/late summer | sun | H: 18-24", W: 36"

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Asclepias incarnata 'Cinderella' So fragrant, colorful, and carefree! A magnet for butterflies, 'Cinderella' is one of the easiest, most adaptable plants you will ever grow. Vanilla-scented flowerheads 2 inches across arise among the long, lush leaves all summer long. This native American plant loves full sun and thrives in heat, humidity, and even drought—yet is also quite winterhardy and permanent. Its heavy nectar production attracts all kinds of good bugs to the garden (the kind that feast on destructive predators!), and the fragrance is delightful. Best of all, this perennial is super-easy. 1-quart container. Z 3-8 | mid-/late summer | sun | H: 24-48", W: 24"

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PPAF. Whenever you think Baptisia can’t get any better, it does. This selection offers a stunning display of deep indigo-blue flowers in late spring to early summer that outstrips previous varieties, all while acquiring a more compact, upright habit at maturity. The season doesn’t end with the flowers, however, as the foliage looks great all summer, and ornamental seed pods extend the beauty into fall. And since they’re such vigorous growers, the landscape applications are practically endless. Bareroot.

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Baptisia 'Lemon Meringue' �New PPAF. A member of the new Decadence™ series, this delectable selection is a credit to its name. Its upright, vase-shaped mound of blue-green foliage plays host to lemon-yellow blooms from late spring to early summer. The light-colored flowers stand atop long, charcoal stems, creating an eye-catching contrast. With its ornamental seed pods that extend the season of beauty into fall and its vigorous nature, this lovely perennial is a must-have for everything from containers to mixed borders. Bareroot. Z 4-9 | late spring/early summer | sun/part shade H: 3', W: 30-36"

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Fortunate is the gardener with a large stand of purple poppy mallow, for there is no better ground cover for water-starved, sunny setting. For months on end, this mat-forming plant sports upturned 2½-inch magenta blooms, above large divided dark green foliage. Let this perennial tumble over walls, scramble across poor soil, or naturalize in border, meadow and slope. One of the most beloved and valuable of native plants. 4-inch pot.

Creating a luminous effect in the garden from spring to late fall, the 2- to 2 ½-foot foliage is banded with brilliant yellow, enhanced in early summer by fragrant lavender flowers. Best in well-drained, sunny locations, but tolerates some shade, especially in the South. Bareroot.

Z 4-9 | late spring/early summer | sun/light shade H: 6-12", W: 6-36"

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Belamcanada chinensis A plant certain to please! Blackberry Lily is an Iris-like plant with tall stems bearing 2-inch showy freckled flowers of orange and crimson, followed by ornamental black seed clusters which give rise to its common name. The blooms arise toward the end of summer, just when the perennial border is in need of some strong color. A strong grower, it thrives in ordinary garden soil in sun or shade. Bareroot.

Z 4-8 | early summer | full sun | H: 24-29", W: 8-10"

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Iris 'Black Gamecock' Simply the best Louisiana Iris ever selected! Very vigorous, it sets huge, gold-throated 6-inch blooms of velvety purple-black. Perfect for waterside plantings, damp soils, and garden trouble spots, this hardy native perennial asks only enriched soil and moisture to thrive and spread for years to come! Tolerates heat, humidity, and cold; untroubled by pests or disease. Bareroot. Z4-9 | early summer | sun/light shade | H-3', W-3'

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Iris pallida 'Aurea Variegata'

Z 5-10 | mid-summer/early fall | full sun H: 24-36", W: 15-18"

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Iris pallida 'Argentea' The beloved Dalmatian Iris, grown in gardens for centuries, outshines most of its modern cousins with its stiff, pointed foliage of soft green striped in cream and topped by marvelously fragrant lavender blooms. Their powerful scent is reminiscent of grape soda, filling the garden or home with sweetness. Semi-evergreen in warm climates, left alone by pests and disease, and prepared to spread, this stately Iris belongs in any well-drained soil, even heavy clay. Reasonably drought tolerant when well-established. Bareroot. Z 3-9 | mid/late spring | sun/part shade H: 20-24", W: 18-24"

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Anemone 'Queen Charlotte'

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Anemone tomentosa 'Robustissima' (Syn. A. vitifolia). The most adaptable of the Japanese Anemones, this grapeleaf type offers lush, many-lobed dark green foliage and masses of soft lilac-pink blooms with flowers that attract butterflies. This very low-maintenance plant is heat and drought tolerant once mature, spreading to fill available space. 1-quart container. Z 3-8 | late summer/early fall | sun/part shade | H: 18-24”, W: 24-36”

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Anemone x hybrida 'Honorine Jobert' A Wayside customer favorite for many seasons, this splendid late summer to fall bloomer abounds with semi-double white blooms on 3- to 4-foot stems above lowgrowing 12-inch plants. Measuring 2 to 3 inches across, these elegant daisies have a ring of yellow at the base of the petals, surrounding a soft green eye! Fabulous for the vase, they are a welcome sight in the rather drab late-summer garden, and continue their show well into fall. Best in partial shade. 1-quart container. Z 5-8 | early fall/early winter| part shade | H: 3-4’, W: 12-18”

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Anemone 'Queen Charlotte' �New A treat for the gardener from late summer through mid-fall. Clear pink, semi-double 4-inch flowers are borne on sturdy 20-inch stems that require no staking and are great for cutting. From the stunning clouds of late summer and fall blooms of tall Japanese Anemones to the glistening white of spring to summer-blooming Snowdrops, Anemones are a delightful garden choice. Plants grow rapidly into 3- to 5-foot mounds of foliage. A favorite of British gardening icon Graham Stuart Thomas, who confessed that it “has taken possession of rather more of the garden than I desired, but it is so lovely that I cannot bring myself to root any of it out.” 1-quart container. Z 4-8 | late summer/mid fall | part shade | H: 20", W: 1½ -2’

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Bring a Whirlwind of color and texture to your garden and landscapes with these beautiful Windflowers. Wide-open, delicate white blooms with a bright golden eye are 3 inches across. The flowers sway atop 3- to 4-foot plants. Blooms appear in September and October and add an airy texture and gleaming color to the fall landscape. This Windflower is an exquisite addition to partly-shaded gardens. Plant this variety in rich, moist soil. 1-quart container.

Overlapping rose-pink petals surround a delicate yellow center on this late-summer to fall bloomer. With a compact habit, a vigorous nature, and attractive, mounding foliage that beautifully accents the 2-3” flowers, this award-winning variety is sure to be a source of pride in perennial borders and woodland gardens or any other well-drained area that needs an infusion of charming color. 1-quart container.

Z 5-6 | fall | sun/part shade | H: 3-4’, W: 24-30”

Z 5-8 | late summer/fall | full sun/part shade | H: 30-36”, W: 24-30”

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The brightest Sedum yet, with glowing deep pink 4-inch flowerheads on a tidy, compact plant just 14 inches high and about 2 feet wide! Tolerant of heat, humidity, drought, poor soil, and even cold, this long-lived perennial is a butterfly, bee, and bird magnet, remaining beautiful well into winter, as the flowerheads turn coppery-orange and then remain on the plant to catch the falling snow! (Or dry them for indoor arrangements!) Very easy and reliable, Neon is a “must have”! 1-quart container. Z 4-9 | late summer | sun| H: 14", W: 2’

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Coreopsis 'Cosmic Evolution' �New PPAF. The years of intensive breeding work that went into the Big Bang™ series were truly worth it. Two- to three-inch creamy white blooms arrive in early summer, producing so profusely you’ll have long-lasting cutflower bouquets all season. During cooler months, shades of violet-red radiate outward onto the petals from the gold button center. This deerresistant beauty will bloom continuously all summer without deadheading, and it’s so easy to grow that it makes a great choice for beginners. 1-quart container. Z 5-9 | early summer/early fall | full sun H: 18-24", W: 18-24"

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Coreopsis 'Galaxy' �New

PPAF. This delightful member of the Big Bang™ series may be smaller than its friends, but it lives up to its big name by exploding with color from early summer through early fall. Just 12" tall, this compact, wellbranched plant carpets itself in 2", semidouble to double, canary-yellow blossoms that are impressive in every setting, from containers to cutflower bouquets. Even the foliage gets in on the show, boasting a texture closer to the grandiflora types rather than the threadleaf and staying attractive all season. 1-quart container.

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Coreopsis 'Dreamcatcher'

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PP#12,720. This floriferous, very colorful sport of Sweet Dreams offers masses of 1½-inch blooms from late spring until midfall — an incredible show of color! Rosyred to light pink petals with a yellow center are eye-catching and attractive, and the ferny foliage keeps the plant looking good even out of bloom. Just 18 inches high, 24 inches wide, it's ideal for containers but looks really spectacular in a large garden setting. 1-quart container.

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PPAF. Another triumph for the creator of the Big Bang™ series, this deer-resistant garden jewel performs beautifully all summer, asking very little in return. A wealth of 1½-2½", creamy white blooms with gold button centers appear atop a mass of bright green foliage, and once cooler weather arrives, a small, rich purple eye will wink from each flower. You’ll have cutflower bouquets all season, as it blooms continuously without deadheading, and it’s so easy to grow that it’s perfect for beginners. 1-quart container. Z 5-9 | early summer/early fall | full sun H: 18-24", W: 18-24"

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Coreopsis verticillata 'Sienna Sunset' PP#20,470. Abundantly blooming over a very long season, this sport of C. 'Creme Brulee' offers spectacular color changes for the sunny garden. Large, burnt sienna flowers lighten to orange with maturity. Superbly mildew-resistant, floriferous, and densely branched. Very finely cut foliage is mid-green and held discreetly below the blooms, which arch up and out from the plant on slender stems. Demonstrates breakthrough resistance to powdery mildew—even if you live where summers are long, hot, and humid. 1-quart container. Z 5-9 | early summer/late fall | sun H: 16-20", W: 36"

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PP#21876. Let this flamboyant, spicy-scented, little perennial parade through your garden, and people will be stopping in the streets to get a better look! When the 1½-2" flowers appear in late spring, they’re a deep red with large white blotches in the center of each petal. As they mature, the white spreads and the red fades, until each petal is left with a gorgeous wine-colored ring around it. Its longer stems and heat and humidity tolerance simply sweeten the deal! 1-quart container. Z 4-9 | early summer/early fall | full sun/part shade H: 12", W: 12"

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PPAF. From its intoxicating spicy fragrance to its magenta blossoms embellished with a deep ruby eye, everything about this plant makes it a true garden gem. The 1-2", single blooms have deeply serrated petals, and they blanket the compact mound of grey-green foliage in early summer and early fall, bringing in the butterflies but holding no interest for deer. 1-quart container.

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Dragon Heart spreads naturally, weaving in and out of its neighborhood while tossing up bold magenta and black blooms as it goes. And it flowers far, far longer than most others — from early summer until mid-fall is not unusual! These 2-inch blooms are a rich, shimmery magenta with a black center and deep red veins. They appear on very slender amber-brown stems, their bright beauty contrasting with the soft green of the large foliage. It is the perfect cover-up for any leggy perennial, winding its way through the bare stems to create a carpet of brilliant color. (That's the secret of its appeal to roses, too!) 1-quart container.

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Z 4-8 | early summer/mid-fall | sun/part shade H: 12", W: 18"

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PP#12,175. Intensely-colored 1-inch blooms of violet-blue with a large white eye begin appearing on this graceful plant in early summer, and unlike most Geraniums (which fizzle when the temperature climbs too high), keep coming until early fall. Fantastic in the South and Southwest, where many Geraniums have short and unsatisfactory bloom seasons. It's compact habit manages to send up more flowering stems in less space than most others. As a result, you get a much bigger bloom show, and the plant looks lush rather than rangy. (How many other Hardy Geraniums would you care to show off, solo, in a hanging basket?) 1-quart container. Z 5-8 | summer | sun | H: 16-24", W: 18-24"

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Helenium 'Red Jewel' �New Heleniums are always a popular addition to the middle or back of sunny borders, and with this selection’s captivating new color, it’s no exception. Tight clusters of petite, dusky red blooms that harbor a hint of blue draw in butterflies and the attention of every passerby. Some of the flowers may even display yellow on their petal tips, and the best part is the color remains consistent as they mature. 1-quart container. Z 4-8 | mid-summer/early fall | full sun H: 30-36", W: 18-24"

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Rich deep magenta and blue combine beautifully on this popular Iris, highlighted by white signals. The falls are deeper and more strongly colored than the standards, and the effect is mesmerizing. A multiple award winner, it thrives in moist soil and full sun. Bareroot. Z 3-9 | late spring/early summer | full sun/part shade H: 24-36", W: 18-24"

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Helenium ‘Red Jewel’

Z 4-8 | summer/late summer | full sun/part shade H: 30-36", W: 24-30"

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PPAF. A superior offspring of the well-known 'Siskiyou Pink' with maroon-burgundy foliage that holds its color all season (yearround in the South), and only gets richer in heat! Hot pink blooms on bright red, 8- to 10-inch stems flower from spring all the way into fall. Only 15 inches tall and 18 to 24 inches wide, it is extremely easy to grow, tolerating heat, humidity and most soils. 4-inch pot. Z 5-10 | all summer | sun | H-15", W-18-24"

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Yucca filamentosa 'Color Guard' PP#9,393. Luminious white and cream variegation against a glaucous green background. Ideal for year-round color and architectural form, even in harsh northern climates; foliage is enhanced by 5-foot spikes of bell-shaped summer flowers! 1-quart container.

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Arguably one of the best cardinal flowers you can grow, this winter-hardy selection establishes quickly, sending up dozens of brilliant red blooming stems. Its growth is amazing (3-6 inches per week, well into summer!), and the foliage is lovely in its own right, the upper leaves turning a deep olive tone, while those below stay maroon. And since hummingbirds and butterflies can’t resist it, your border, foundation, or bog garden will have that much more appeal. 4-inch pot.

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HUGE 6-inch blooms of rosy-pink shot with cerise veins steal the show in any setting! Very vigorous, this 18- to 24-inch plant gets busy blooming in mid-summer and just keeps going, with the color refusing to fade even in the hottest summer weather! Thick, waxy petals keep these blooms vibrant and strong. Bareroot. Z 4-9 | mid-summer | full sun | H: 1-1½', W: 2-2½'

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The distinctive presence of this much sought-after beauty will stop you in your tracks. Everything about this 2003 Stout Medal award winner is uniquely impressive, from its 7½-8½", tangerineorange, gold-dusted blossoms to its unusual form: tepals that are narrow, twisted, and recurved, with loosely ruffled edges. The midsummer blooms rise gracefully on tall, willowy scapes above the arching foliage, captivating butterflies, hummingbirds, and passersby alike with its raw beauty. Bareroot. Z: 3-9 | mid-summer | full sun/part shade H: 34", W: 18-24"

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Hemerocallis 'Scottish Fantasy' �New This child of ‘South Seas’ lives up to its impressive parentage. Flaunting 5½", fragrant, coral pink blooms with a sun-yellow watermark, vibrant green throat, and delicately ruffled petals, it brings delicate beauty to the mid- to late summer garden. An excellent grower, with thick, branched, wellbudded scapes and a hardy nature, this wonderful Daylily is a dream come true. Bareroot. Z 4-10 | mid-/late summer full sun/part shade | H: 24-36", 24-36"

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Sweetly scented and ready to rebloom! Single 5¼-inch blooms of pure white with a pale yellow eye on plants 27 inches tall, 18 to 24 inches wide. The first flush is in early season, repeating in midsummer. Bareroot. Z 4-9 | early/mid-summer | full sun | H: 27", W: 18-24"

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Hemerocallis 'Majestic Move' �New Like golden drops of sunlight, these gorgeous blooms will paint your garden with impressive color! The lavishly ruffled, 6" flowers are bright yellow, with a gold dusting, and each opens wide and flat to display its majestic form. The plants themselves are very robust, with a high bud count and candelabra branching, so it will produce a lot of blooms over a long period. And since it repeats in late summer, your garden will still look radiant when others are starting to lose their luster. Bareroot. Z 3-9 | mid/late summer | full sun/part shade H: 24-36", W: 24-36"

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Leucanthemum Daisy May™ �New

PPAF. A fun, light-hearted name befitting the carefree nature of this much-loved perennial! It’s a highly floriferous selection, blooming happily from early into late summer (with deadheading), each 3", single, pure-white, daisy-like flower showing off a gold button center that butterflies find irresistible. Coarsely toothed, narrow-elliptic leaves grow to form a super compact plant that’s ideal for beds, containers, and small gardens. 1-quart container. Cannot ship to CO, MT.

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Leucanthemum superbum 'Banana Cream' Opening lemon-yellow and then maturing through pale shades to a creamy white, these 4-inch blooms look even larger than they are, thanks to an extra ray of petals. Superb for cutting, they last 2 weeks in the vase, and bring butterflies into the sunny garden. Side-shoots are covered with buds, particularly if the first set of flowers is deadheaded promptly, giving you the longest season yet from a Shasta! Vigorous and very disease-resistant plant introduced by Kevin Hurd in 2009. 1-quart container. Cannot ship to CO, MT. Z 5-9 | late spring/early fall | full sun | H: 15-18", W: 18-24"

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Lilium formosanum The VERY last Lily to bloom, this majestic 5- to 8-foot plant bears sweetly scented 5- to 6-inch blooms of pure white. Disease-free and easy to grow, it is a fabulous way to ring out the Lily season! 4-inch pot. Z 5-9 | mid-/late summer | sun/part shade H: 5-8', W: 24-36"

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If rich color from late spring through early summer is what you’re after, look no further than this fine specimen. The deep, oxblood red petals are characteristically crepe-like, with a satiny texture that’s nothing short of breathtaking! Each 4-6" flower holds in its center a large, velvety-black seed capsule that’s surrounded by prominent, dark purple stamens. Once you add its resistance to pests and its allure for butterflies, you have a real show-stopper for the sunny garden. 1-quart container.

The star of the black-and-white garden! Huge, pristine white flowers are offset with striking black central flairs. Lightly creased, these crepe-paper-textured blooms arise in early midseason, reaching 5 to 8 inches across on 3- to 3½-foot plants. 1-quart container.

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One of the absolute best for mildew resistance, strong blue color, and sturdy, no-staking habit! These bright blue blooms arise in magnificent 10- to 12-inch wands, beginning in midsummer and continuing until late in the season. Terrific for cutting, too! 4-inch pot.

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Phlox paniculata 'Jeana' �New Gorgeous 6” lavender-pink flowers and outstanding mildew resistance! What more could a Phlox lover ask for? How about sweet fragrance, a long, long bloom time, and a flurry of pollinator activity, as the tiers of blooms bring in the hummingbirds and butterflies? You’ll love the flower power of this plant, as the blossom clusters burst upward along multi-stemmed branches from midsummer through early fall. A winner in every regard! 4-inch pot. Z 4-8 | midsummer/early fall | full sun/part shade | H: 2-4’, W: 2-3’

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With their ease of care, enticing fragrance, and versatility, it’s no wonder Phlox are so popular. This lovely variety sends up airy pink blooms in loose, broadly cylindrical clusters in midsummer that draw in hummingbirds and butterflies. Bright green, leathery, mildew-resistant leaves form a compact habit, perfect as a slowly spreading ground cover. And don’t forget you can bring the beauty in from your garden, by cutting the distinctive blooms for arrangements! 4-inch pot. Z 3-9 | midsummer | full sun/part shade | H: 12-18”, W: 12-24”

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A Classic! A garden delight in cheery patterns of rose-pink and white. It blooms slightly earlier than the P. paniculata selections. 'Natascha' has great mildew resistance! 4-inch pot. Z 3-8| mid-summer/mid-fall | sun/part shade H: 24-30", W: 15"

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Ratibida Pinnata �New Tall and impressive, especially when grown en masse, this gray-headed coneflower produces bright yellow flowers in the heat of midsummer. The 3-5’ stalks support a central, elongated, cylindrical disk that brings to mind the crown of a sombrero. Around the disk is a brim of 3-7 brilliant, reflexed petals. The plant itself is amazingly durable, putting up with heat, drought, flooding, and cold, and showing no problems with insects or diseases. Perfect for sunny gardens! 4-inch pot. Z 3-8 | summer/early fall | full sun | H: 3-5’, W: 18-24”

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Salvia 'Caradonna' �New Expect TWO seasons of bloom every year from this showy, stylish Salvia! The stems are such a deep purple they look black, while the blooms are brilliant blue! Butterflies and hummingbirds visit it frequently — and so will you, during both its early-summer and fall bloom seasons, and just to admire the interesting foliage in between! Very tolerant of heat, humidity, drought, and poor soil, this carefree perennial belongs in every sunny garden! 1-quart container. Z 4-8 | early summer/early fall | full sun | H: 20", W: 12-18"

49343 $9.95 ea | 3 for $8.95 ea

Salvia 'Madeline' �New PP#20456. Renowned Dutch plantsmen, Piet Oudolf, found this beauty in The Netherlands, and are we ever thankful! You can’t help but fall in love with its violet-blue hooded blooms with a white lower lip, edged in a matching shade of violet. Butterflies and hummingbirds find it just as irresistible, but deer and rabbits tend to ignore it. The flowers, which grow in whorls around the branched stems, hold up well in wind and rain, and if the plants are cut back after their first flush, they may rebloom! 1-quart container.

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Salvia 'East Friesland' Rated one of the Top 10 Perennials of All Time by garden experts, this very dark purple, slender-stemmed Salvia is breathtaking in any sunny setting. It flowers heavily in early summer, then repeats near season's end. Attractive to butterflies and bees, it is a fine cut flower as well as a border or container standout. No plant stands up better to heat, humidity, drought, and poor soil than 'East Friesland'! Highly recommended. 4-inch pot. Z 4-9 | early summer/early | fall sun/part shade | H: 18", W:18"

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Scabiosa columbaria 'Butterfly Blue' The Scabiosa that introduced a new dwarf, many-flowered form into American gardens! Puffy 1½-inch blooms of light lavender-blue with wide, frilly golden centers simply cover these 1-foot-tall, 1-foot-wide plants! They begin in mid-spring and don’t consider letting up until the real cold weather of fall sets in! 4-inch pot. Z 3-9 | mid spring/late fall | full sun/part shade | H: 6-12", W: 12"

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Stokesia laevis 'Peachie's Pick' �New After the taller, earlier Stokes’s Asters have bloomed their best, 'Peachie’s Pick' erupts into rich blue color that fills the midsummer garden and patio containers! Just a foot high and not much wider, this neat little dwarf blooms its head off during the dog days of July and August, when many plants are too hot to show much color! It’s quite a hardy performer in just about any hot, humid climate — as well as less extreme temperatures all the way north through zone 5. Unlike some Stokes’s Asters, 'Peachie’s Pick' won’t flop or droop; these cheery daisies keep their faces lifted to the sun! Stokes’s Aster is a native American plant, so it’s largely untroubled by pests and diseases. Eager to grow in just about any garden soil, it thrives in full sun to part shade. 1-quart container. Z 5-9 | mid summer | sun | H: 8-12", W: 12-20"

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Thalictrum rochebrunianum 'Lavender Mist' �New This Japanese Meadow Rue outdoes all others for vigorous growth, even in poor soils! Sporting large clumps of ¼-inch lavender blooms in late spring and elegant blue-green leaves, it’s easy to grow in any soil that stays consistently moist and receives either full sun or part shade. Superb for cutflowers, it’s a fine accent planting or border standout. 1-quart container. Z 5-8 | late spring | full sun/part shade H: 4-5', W: 36"

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Shade Perennials Shady gardens are restful to the senses as well as to the soul. To help you create your own haven, we have gathered the most beautiful and unique selections from which you can create your special retreat, and in the words of Cardinal Newman, enjoy a garden that is "mystically a place of spiritual repose, stillness, peace, refreshment, and delight."

Actaea pachypoda 'Misty Blue' A splendid native perennial with the long life and multi-season appeal of a fine shrub, this new cultivar of White Baneberry offers bright white blooms on striking red pedicels, followed by startling white fruit marked with a black "doll's eye" that persists for up to 6 weeks in autumn. The finely cut blue-green foliage and bottlebrush-style blooms may remind you of Cimicifuga to which it is closely related. Impervious to deer and other nibbling creatures, 'Misty Blue' is a favorite among butterflies, and gardeners appreciate its ease of care. 4-inch pot. Z 3-8 | late spring/early summer | part/full shade | H: 24-36", W: 24-36"

33720 $18.95 ea | 3 for $16.95 ea

Bergenia cordifolia 'Winter Glow' Syn. 'Winterglut.' An extraordinarily useful plant for partial shade, this Pig Squeak offers clusters of scarlet-pink blooms on burgundy stems just above its thick, leathery green leaves. Persisting all spring and often reblooming in autumn, the flowers are attractive, but just as impressive is the brilliant shades of red and bronze the foliage acquires in autumn and winter. Easy to grow in a variety of soils and conditions, including dry shade and coastal locations. It is evergreen and unpalatable to deer and rabbits. 1-quart container. Z 3-8 | early/late spring and fall | part shade | H: 12-15", W: 12"

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Brunnera x 'King's Ransom' �New PPAF. Possibly the only Brunnera more appealing than ‘Jack Frost’ is this cultivar, its variegated cousin! The mounding 5-inch leaves of muted green overlaid with silver are edged in bright yellow in spring, maturing to cream and remaining right through until frost. Covered in early spring with bright blue blooms that may remind you of Forget-Me-Nots, this introduction from Walters Gardens is a magnificent sight in the shade border. Drought-tolerant and unappetizing to deer, it can be planted fearlessly in open woodland gardens, but is so showy that it belongs front and center of the most prominent shade display. 1-quart container. Z 5-9 | early spring| part/full shade | H: 3-18", W: 18-24"

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Brunnera macrophylla 'Variegata' A variegated Brunnera! Large, dramatic leaves with wide, creamy-white margins provide a magnificent show all spring and summer in the lightly shaded border, especially when complemented by sprays of bright blue flowers in early spring. Plants reach 14 inches high and spread into clumps 18 to 20 inches wide. Best in light shade and well-drained, moist soil high in organic matter. 1-quart container.

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Astilbe 'Vision in White' �New PP#1,8965. (A. chinensis.) Astilbes are known for their elegance in the shade garden, and this lovely member of the Vision Series is no exception. In midsummer, an abundance of large, creamy white, triangular plumes wave gently above feathery-cut green-bronze leaves. And the foliage itself is especially eye-catching, as it’s smooth and glossy, instead of coarse. Sturdy and pest resistant, it’s a standout in any setting that doesn’t get too dry. Bareroot. Z 4-9 | mid-summer part shade/shade | H: 24", W: 18"

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Astilbe x arendsii 'Fanal' This long-time Wayside favorite boasts delightfully decorative bronze foliage and flowers that are the darkest red of the Astilbes. Excellent for the shade border, ‘Fanal’ produces long-lasting feathery flowerheads in summer that, if left uncut, provide winter landscape interest as well. They make splendid Everlastings for indoor arrangements, and complement the deeply cut bronze foliage. Space plants 8 to 12 inches apart in a deep, rich, moist soil with plenty of organic matter. Water well and mulch in hot, dry weather. Bareroot. Z 4-8 | summer | part shade | H: 24", W: 18"

48362 $7.95 ea | 3 for $6.95 ea

Astilbe chinensis 'Maggie Daley' Closely-packed, abundant plumes of bright lavender-purple flowers brighten the shade garden in midand late summer. Banked by deeply cut, handsome dark green foliage. Demonstrating better tolerance of dry soil and humidity than most other Astilbe cultivars. An excellent choice for shade borders that receive any exposure from dappled sunlight to nearly full shade. Foliage is dark forest green, deeply cut and quite showy, forming a dense, many-layered backdrop against which neighboring plants stand out nicely. Bareroot. Z 4-9 | mid/late summer part/full shade | H: 28", W: 30"

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Astilbe japonica 'Rheinland' Lighten up the shade with an extrabright, profuse infusion of pink! The leaves on this eyecatching Astilbe are as lacy as Ferns, creating even more of an airy, featherlight look. An excellent multi-season plant, producing its flower heads all summer that turn, if the last flowers are left on the plant, into a rich tan that persists throughout autumn and even into early winter, or cut the blooms for long-lasting fresh and dried arrangements! Space plants about 10 to 12 inches apart in a deep, rich, moist soil with plenty of organic matter. Appreciates plenty of water and mulch during hot, dry summer weather for heaviest flowering. Bareroot. Z 4-8 | all summer | part/full shade H: 12-18", W: 12"

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Astilbe 'Rheinland'

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Cimicifuga ramosa 'Hillside Black Beauty' PP#9,988. Considered to be the best dark-leaved Cimicifuga for northern zones, this is an elegant plant with delicate, dark coppery-purple ferny leaves on tall, graceful stalks. In fall, stout stems bear 12-inch, strongly fragrant wands of creamy-white bottlebrush-like flowers. Our tissue-propagated plants are nematode-free and grow best in a cool location and moisture-retentive soil. 1-quart container. Z 4-8 | late summer/mid-fall | part/full shade | H: 5-6', W:2-3'

48359 $18.95 ea | 3 for $16.95 ea

Cyclamen Hederifolium (Syn. Cyclamen neapolitanum.) A garden favorite since ancient times, hardy Cyclamen grows even in the dry shade of trees — one of the few plants able to do so. Its heart-shaped, mottled leaves are handsome 9 months of the year, and the large lilac-purple blooms arise plentifully in autumn. Long-lived, it multiplies gloriously over time. 4-inch pot. Z 5-9 | early fall/late fall | part shade | H: 3-5"

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Cyclamen Coum Shades range from pale pink to carmine; blooms late winter to early spring. Hardy Cyclamen is prized for its dainty flowers and lovely heart-shaped foliage that stays attractive all winter. It thrives where few other plants will grow — in dry shade under trees! Very long-lived, it slowly spreads into large clumps. 1-quart container.

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Anemone sylvestris An ideal ground cover for partially shaded areas, this late-spring bloomer beautifully combines charm and resilience. Its glistening white, lightly fragrant blooms, measuring nearly 2" across, appear singly on bare stems above dark green, divided leaves. And once the blossoms fade, you’re rewarded with fascinating white, wooly seed heads. It spreads rapidly, making an ideal underplanting for perennials such as Asiatic Lilies. 1-quart container. Z 3-8 | late spring/early summer | full sun/part shade | H: 12-15", W: 12-18"

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Tiarella ‘Spring Symphony’

Tiarella 'Spring Symphony' PP#12,397. Airy bottlebrushes of palest pink on 10-inch spikes cluster atop this compact selection of our native Foamflower for several weeks, releasing a subtle, sweet fragrance. After they finally pass, the large, deeply lobed olive green foliage marked in black along the midribs keeps the plant attractive through winter in mild areas. Very easy to grow, it shows the best variegation in cool weather. Displays some deer-resistance. 1-quart container. Z 3-8 | early spring/early summer | part/full shade | H: 6", W: 10"

48446 $11.95 ea | 3 for $10.95 ea

Pulmonaria 'Raspberry Splash' PP#12,138. Grown for its large, silver-splashed leaves, this fast-growing shade groundcover also sports big clusters of showy raspberry-red blooms in spring. Ideal with Hostas and happy even in full shade, it needs only rich, moist soil to thrive. Resistant to powdery mildew and to slugs, it’s perfect for new and experienced gardeners alike, adding bright color to the darkest garden corners! Reaches 12 inches high, 18 to 24 inches wide. 1-quart container.

Hellebores Royal Heritage Strain

Hellebores Royal Heritage Strain Our signature collection of seed-grown Hellebores, the Royal Heritage Strain is unparalleled for vigorous growth, tough, bold, attractive evergreen foliage, and a wide range of striking colors on long-lasting 2- to 2½-inch blooms. Largely resistant to nibbling deer and other creatures, content even in heavy clay or poorly fertile soil, and exceptionally tolerant of heat, humidity, cold, and—once established—drought. It is a sublime strain worthy of the finest garden. Developed and introduced by John Elsley, this strain has proven its merit for over twenty years. 1-quart container. Z 4-8 | eary winter/early spring | part/full shade | H: 18-24", W: 24-36"

40596 $13.95 ea | 3 for 11.95 ea

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48351 $12.95 ea | 3 for $11.95 ea

Tiarella 'Sugar and Spice' PP#16,738. Glossy, brown-striped foliage marks this fast grower in summer and winter! Pest-resistant, it tolerates morning sun or deep shade. Fragrant 5-inch flowers of pink and white. 1-quart container. Z 4-9 | spring | part/full shade | H: 8", W: 12"

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Hardy Ferns Few plants impart such a light, airy, cooling effect, or provide such a range of textures for the garden as Ferns. They like a light, highly organic soil with ample moisture during their growing season, more so as the plants are becoming established. Our plants are of northern ancestry for extra hardiness, and perform better and better with age. Do not plant too deep; set the crowns at or just below soil level. A year-round mulch is recommended.

Dryopteris erythrosora 'Brilliance' The long, shiny, elegant 1½- to 2-foot fronds of the Autumn Fern unfurl bright copper in spring, then go green for summer, and burnish russet-orange again in fall! Evergreen, tolerant of heat, humidity, and cold, and very adaptable to dry shade, this Fern is one of the easiest and most beautiful garden accents available. Water and feed it heavily the first year, then let it go—it withstands even the shade beneath trees, yet can take morning sun without burning or greening out! 1-quart container.

Athyrium 'Ghost'

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Athyrium 'Ghost' A terrifically versatile fern, outstandingly beautiful in its own right as well as being the perfect foil for surrounding green- and blue-leaved plants. A cross between the Lady Fern and Japanese Silver-Painted Fern, it combines finely divided foliage, excellent upright habit, and silverygray fronds so luminous they appear to glow. Happily indifferent to soil type, and tolerant of more dryness than many other ferns. In multiple plantings, space them about two feet apart in partial to full shade. A wonderful groundcover or container choice, too! 1-quart container. Z 4-8 | part/full shade | H: 24-36", W: 18-24"

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Athyrium filix-femina 'Lady in Red'

Athyrium ‘Lady in Red’

This showy native sends up a big clump of brilliant violet-red stems, held in a vase shape, from which long, lacy fronds unfurl. Easily the showiest Lady Fern we've ever grown, it tolerates heat and humidity and refuses to fade in summer! Red stems are especially effective against the yellow-colored fall fronds. 1-quart container. Z 5-8 | part shade | H: 18”, W: 36”

48998 $12.95 ea | 3 for $11.95 ea

Matteuccia struthiopteris — Ostrich Fern One of the most popular Hardy Ferns, this tall, graceful native sets dense, rigid arching fronds. Amber to bronze autumn foliage color enhances the appeal. Certain butterflies feed on this fern, which is avoided by deer. Very easy to grow in a variety of light exposures, in the wild the Ostrich Fern is found in streambanks, thriving in very moist, rich soil. 1-quart container.

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Athyrium niponicum var. pictum Often difficult to locate and always in demand, this Japanese Painted Fern is a treasure for the partly- to fully-shaded garden. Just 18 inches tall, it bears lush, finely-cut foliage of rich green, each frond marked with a central stem of bright crimson and silvery markings. The effect in a dark corner of the garden is quite dramatic! Excellent in containers as well. 1-quart container. Z 3-9 | part/full shade | H: 18”, W: 18”

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Instead of the usual airy fronds, every stem of the deciduous Tatting Fern is “beaded” with closely-set, rounded pinnae that glow like jewels in the partly-shaded garden. A splendid contrast to Hosta, Brunnera, and other ferns, this one-of-a-kind Lady Fern is easy to grow and quite tolerant of heat and humidity. Lovely as filler in indoor arrangements, too! 1-quart container. Z 5-9| part/full shade| H: 12-18”, W: 18-20”

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A lovely ethereal plant that is an oldfashioned favorite. It needs deep, limeenriched, humusy soil that does not become dried out. Splendid combined with other shade-loving plants with its most unusual leaf structure. Water well during dry spells. 12 to 24 inches tall. Widely grown in Victorian gardens, Ferns are enjoying a renaissance of popularity. Few plants impart such a light, airy, cooling effect in the landscape, or provide such a range of foliage textures for the garden. 1-quart container. Z 3-8| part/full shade | H: 12-24”

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The jewel in any gardener's crown is this easy-to-grow native delight, a deciduous upright Lady Fern that casts long, slender, arching stems in all directions, perfectly displaying its unique criss-cross pattern of pinnae. No other plant in the shade garden boasts its texture, each leaflet held horizontally, twisted near the tip, and markedly crested. Content in any welldrained soil, it is ideal for mass planting, container use, and border drama. One of the Mickel Collection™ of ferns with "magnificent frond architecture," it will wow you in any setting. 1-quart container. Z 4-9 | part/full shade | H: 18-24", W: 20-24"

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Hosta ‘Hudson Bay’

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Hostas Hostas are widely recognized for the artistic beauty and richness of their foliage, unequaled in any other shade-loving plant. Their leaves are perfect for cutting, and some even boast fragrant or showy blooms. Combine them with ferns in the shade border to create a marvelous contrast in texture and color. We offer a selection of the finest species and cultivars.

Hosta 'Hudson Bay' �New PPAF. Born of an impressive lineage, most recently 'Eskimo Pie,' this flashier, larger version is also an overall stronger grower. The heavy, pest-resistant leaves have wider, brighter blue margins and lovely apple green jetting that contrasts beautifully with the creamy white center. Hummingbirds will grace your garden in early summer, drawn to the nearwhite flowers rising over the foliage on white scapes, while its vigor and versatility will make it a favorite for years to come! 1-quart container.

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Hosta tardiflora 'El Nino' PP#14,632. One of the absolute best blue-leaved cultivars for stability of color, this sport of the classic H. 'Halcyon' offers slender, gleaming margins of white along its pointed, rippled iron-blue foliage. In spring the edges emerge yellow, quickly maturing to ivory. Violet blooms on 24-inch scapes flutter above the foliage for several weeks. Introduced by Petrus Warmerdam of Holland in 2002, it is certain to become a classic. 1-quart container. Z 3-9 | mid-summer | part/full shade | H: 18", W: 29"

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Hosta 'Halcyon' This English classic is one of the very best blue-leaved cultivars, known for its ability to retain its color far longer than most. A necessity in the shade border, it will delight you year after year, its large, handsome leaves growing more beautifully textured with each new spring. Most surprising are its flowers, which arise on 2-foot stems above the foliage. They are a rich lilac-blue and very long-lasting, making them a good cut-flower for the vase. Many Hostas are subject to damage from nibbling slugs and snails, but 'Halcyon' offers thick foliage from a very young age, discouraging nibbling pests. 1-quart container. Z 3-8 | late summer | part/full shade | H:18-24", W: 30-36"

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Hosta 'Abiqua Drinking Gourd' Giant blue-green leaves 8 inches long and wide form a cup shape up to 3 inches deep on this distinctive cultivar. Growing in an upright and very dense pattern, the leaf edges curl up, revealing pale undersides. The exceptionally thick, strongly-puckered foliage discourages nibbling slugs and snails. A cross of H. tokudama x H. sieboldiana, it is a multiple award-winner and has become one of the most popular cultivars for American gardens. Best in light shade but tolerant of darker conditions. 1-quart container. Z 3-8 | summer | part/full shade | H: 16-18", W: 24-36"

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Hosta 'Silver Bay' Regal silvery-blue foliage forms a densely-layered flat-top mound that seersuckers heavily as it matures—the hallmark of this classic cultivar. Very substantial in texture, the leaves discourage nibbling slugs and snails. The pale lavender bell-shaped blooms on 22-inch scapes are followed by fertile seedpods. Introduced by Don Dean in 1999, it has become one of the most popular and enduring of the blue-leaved varieties. 1-quart container.

Hosta 'Abiqua Drinking Gourd'

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Hosta 'Autumn Frost' �New PPAF. A sport of the 2010 Hosta of the Year, 'First Frost,' this new selection shows off leaves of a frosty blue with a bright yellow border that fades to creamy white during the summer — margins that are much wider than those of its predecessor! In mid- to late summer, this medium-sized, versatile perennial is topped with light lavender flowers that entice in hummingbirds. 1-quart container.

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Hosta 'Guardian Angel' Few other Hostas offer this color patterning: in the spring, the center of each new leaf is bright white, while the margins are cool blue. As summer arrives, the white of the leaves matures to solid blue pale lavender flowers. It thrives in hot and humid summers as well as northern climates. 1-quart container. Z 3-9 | mid-summer | part shade | H: 2', W: 3-4'

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Hosta 'Blue Mouse Ears' 2008 Hosta of the Year Exquisite soft blue-green leaves, gently curled, boast the substantial texture you’d expect from much more mature specimens. Leathery and heart-shaped, these small leaves discourage nibbling pests. Topped in midsummer by in scale lavender blooms,‘Blue Mouse Ears’ sets new foliage all season, often with a hint of gold at the base of the leaf. Use in containers, as edging in the front of the shade border, and as an accent. 1-quart container. Z 3-8| summer | part/full shade | H: 6", W: 12"

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Hosta 'Little Sunspot' A delightful play of dark and light green decorates small heart-shaped leaves, topped by lavender-andwhite blooms. The leaf edges are dark in a jagged pattern, while the center is nearly chartreuse. Great for containers, edging, and the front of the border. 1-quart container. Z 3-8 | late summer/early fall | part/full shade H: 6-12", W: 9-12"

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Large, dark, heavily ribbed blue-green leaves, 15 inches long and a foot wide, cup gently downward like an umbrella. The leaves start the season blue maturing to aquamarine by summer. A fast growing slug-proof Hosta, this hybrid of H. tokudama x H. sieboldiana ‘Elegans’ features lavender flowers. 1-quart container.

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Z 3-9 | early summer | part/full shade | H: 30", W: 6'

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A handsome blue-leaved variety with creamy yellow margins in spring, maturing to pure white by midsummer and keeping their handsome look right through autumn. In the years since its introduction, ‘First Frost’ has displayed its adaptability to differing climates, thriving despite heat, humidity, cold, poor soil, and even periods of drought. Light lavender blooms on 2-foot scapes. 1-quart container. Z 3-8 | early summer | part/full shade | H: 16", W: 36"

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This Hosta is left unnibbled by slugs and snails and unburnt by limited sun exposure, thanks to its extraordinarily substantial leaf thickness. Its bright band of gold, which edges each leaf, grows wider and deeper with each passing year on heart-shaped leaves delightfully crinkly and puckered. Giant leaves (up to 16 inches long) acquire their bold texture and interesting up-and-out hold, which gives the entire plant a hectic appearance, as if being blown by a breeze. The central green color remains fresh, shading unevenly into the band of gold. In late summer lavender flowers on 4-foot stems top the foliage. 1-quart container.

2001 Hosta of the Year This award winner remains our favorite for dense, weed-choking ground coverage in dappled light. Each heart-shaped tri-colored leaf combines a bright gold center with two shades of green around the edges. Substantial leaf texture keeps snails and slugs at bay. A low-growing, wide-spreading Hosta, 'June' is a must-have groundcover, border, foundation standout, or container choice. It needs a bit of dappled sunlight for best color, but can tolerate more shade than others. 1-quart container.

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Spectacular in the woodland border or in a container near the patio, 'Sagae' offers huge, boldly variegated leaves boasting a frosty graygreen base bordered with irregular creamygreen margins. Of heavy substance, the leaves complement the vase-shaped growth habit. Large lavender flowers appear midseason on 40-inch scapes. The foliage ends the year with gorgeous fall color, turning buttery-yellow before dying down. 1-quart container. Z 3-8 | mid-summer | part/full shade | H: 36", W: 4'-5'

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Hosta 'Pandoraâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Box' The best things really do come in small packages, and this classic offers perfection in miniature with exquisitely patterned foliage, charming bell-shaped blooms, and a dense mounding habit that always looks fresh and lush. Each leaf is just 2 inches long, but boldly striped and streaked in white within a darker green margin. A sport of 'Baby Bunting,' it was introduced by Hans Hansen in 1996. Find a place of honor in a small pot or garden trough for this reliable garden performer! 1-quart container. Z 3-8 | mid-summer | part shade | H: 4-6", W: 8-10"

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Hosta 'Stained Glass' 2006 Hosta of the Year

Every once in a while a Hosta comes along that has more to offer than merely beautiful foliage, and 'Stained Glass' is so meritorious you may wonder why you grow anything else! Not only are its gold-centered leaves stunning, but their texture is pleasantly puffy, their shape symmetrical, and their color true right through the worst summer heat. As if this weren't enough, the pale-lilac blooms are sweetly fragrant! Very tolerant of just about any soil and weather conditions, it is hardy from one end of the country to the other. Its leaves become more richly textured with each passing year of its long life, increasing its ornamental appeal. 1-quart container. Z 3-9 | mid-summer| part shade | H: 20", W: 36"

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Hosta 'Mighty Mouse' This Hosta earns its name with very substantial, thick mouseear-shaped leaves that resist nibbling from snails and slugs, but its primary merit is its handsome variegation. The emerging spring foliage is bold blue-green with a creamy yellow edging; by summer the leaves have become gray-green and the variegation is white. Midsummer brings lavender flowers, while even the hottest temperatures cannot “green out” the variegation. A sandy, loamy soil is best, but this sport of 'Blue Mouse Ears' will tolerate even heavy clay, and thrives in any soil pH from acidic through neutral. Very long-lived, its beauty increases with each passing year while its size remains tidy and miniature. 1-quart container.

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Z 3-8 | mid-summer | part/full shade | H: 8", W: 12"

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Hosta 'Minuteman' One of the best white-margined Hostas, each 8½- by 6-inch leaf is etched in a slender, jagged line of pure white. Refusing to fade in summer heat and humidity, this mutation of the beloved H. 'Francee' is topped by lavender blooms. A standout in garden or container! 1-quart container. Z 3-9 | mid-summer | part/full shade | H: 18", W: 24"

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A magnificent tricolored cultivar with thick, slug-resistant foliage even from a young age, this slow grower spreads majestically in border or container. In spring, the cupped, nearly round foliage emerges pale yellow with blue edges and darts of light green. As spring turns to summer, the center of each leaf turns pure white, while the edges sport a blue-green blend. Heavily puckered and very substantial, the foliage withstands rough conditions beautifully. Bell-shaped light lavender blooms are held high above the foliage on 24-inch scapes. Introduced by Eleanor Lachman. 1-quart container.

Hosta ‘Dancing Queen’

Z 3-9 | mid-summer | part/full shade | H: 12", W: 25"

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Hosta 'Dancing Queen' The standout in any Hosta display, this elegant cultivar emerges in spring with bright yellow leaves that keep their color until midsummer, when they become a paler shade of primrose beneath lavender blooms on 28-inch scapes. Lovely pie crust edges ripple each leaf, and prominent "quilting" begins at a young age. Spectacular! 1-quart container. Z 3-9 | mid-/late summer | part/full shade | H: 18", W: 30"

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Hosta 'Touch of Class' PP#13,080. Magnificently thick-leaved, this tricolored specimen keeps its cool blue tones right through summer heat. Its leaves are substantial, waxy, and nicely held, holding up to spring rains, summer heat, and autumn breezes. Part of this Hosta’s vigor and strength comes from the fact that it’s a tetraploid, boasting twice the chromosomes of most other Hosta cultivars. Slender 2-foot stems dangle 1-inch lavender-blue blooms above the foliage in summer, completing the ornamental appeal of this handsome perennial. 1-quart container.

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Z 3-8 | mid-summer | part shade | H: 16", W: 22"

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Hosta 'Sum and Substance' Heavy, 2-foot yellow leaves gradually turn a rich gold, making a striking impression in the border or as a specimen. Fragrant lavender blooms on 38-inch scapes complete the ornamental appeal of this substantial, imposing shade lover. Quite slug- and snail-resistant, its garden value increases each year as its magnificent foliage grows increasingly substantial, textured, and interesting. A superb choice for specimen use or mass planting, it achieves best golden tones in morning sun and afternoon shade. A multiple award winner and popular favorite ever since its introduction. One of the late Paul Aden's finest introductions. 1-quart container. Z 3-9 | summer | part shade | H: 3', W: 5'

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Dwarf Crested Iris is an American treasure, native to woodland hills and creek banks, and this lovely cultivar greatly improves upon the species, offering blooms nearly 3 inches wide with fascinating color, vigorous growth, and quick spread. The pale blue falls are marked with gold crests and indigo-blue streaks on flowers held above the strappy foliage. Left alone by deer, content in nearly full shade, and even able to thrive in full sun if kept constantly moist, this is the ideal groundcover for all your shady garden nooks. 4-inch pot.

So white that they brighten every bloom around them, the abundant flowers of this Dwarf Crested Iris are the perfect patio, border, and edging standout. Their color intensifies in late afternoon and evening (as darker colors recede), making them the star of any setting. And this plant spreads so quickly that even a small planting this season will multiply over time into a large, glorious colony. 4-inch pot. Z 3-9 | early spring/mid spring | part shade | H: 10-12", W: 10"

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A native Woodland Phlox, boasting larger and more blooms than older cultivars. The flowers are rich bluelavender enhanced by a small but distinct redeye, and so dense that the foliage vanishes during full bloom. Slow spreading groundcover, edging, or container choice, asking only for rich, moist soil and bright indirect light. 4-inch pot. Z 4-8 | early spring | part shade | H: 12-15", W: 12-20"

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Groundcovers Groundcovers beautify your property while reducing labor and maintenance. Once established, they are a carefree means of carpeting difficult areas, growing ideally in shaded or partially shaded areas where grass will not grow, or in hard to reach or sloping areas where mowing is difficult. Use mulch 1 to 2 inches deep the first two seasons for rapid rooting of runners.

Cotoneaster horizontalis Truly a four-season shrub, this semi-evergreen begins spring with starry pink flowers, followed by glossy, round berries of bright scarlet that persist throughout autumn and well into winter. Small, rounded leaves of deep green turn reddish orange to maroon in autumn. The growth pattern of this groundcover is dense and rather stiff, with bristly shoots jutting outward in a herringbone pattern. Useful for espaliering or scrambling over stones in a rock garden plus general groundcover applications. Slow-growing and unappetizing to deer, Rockspray Cotoneaster attracts bees, butterflies, and birds into the garden, and is quite drought-tolerant once established. Unusual and useful in every season. 1-gallon container.

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Andromeda polifolia 'Blue Ice' 'Blue Ice' is an outstanding ornamental for the North! From early to mid-spring it bears attractive true pink, ¼-inch flowers in terminal clusters. Year-round it sports long, slender, elegant blue leaves that look fresh and attractive! Perfect for a groundcover or edging, it’s a must-have in cold climates! Planted in full sun to light shade, 'Blue Ice' grows to 2 to 3 feet tall and wide. Selected by the Canadian Ornamental Plant Foundation for its striking, powdery blue foliage, this evergreen shrub provides year-round appeal in temperate landscapes. Needs a well-drained sandy soil, amended with peat, that remains cool and moist. 1-quart container. Z 3-6 | early spring/mid spring | sun/part shade | H: 24-36", W: 24-36"

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Arctostaphylos 'Uva-Ursi Massachusetts' A glorious evergreen ground cover for sandy, acid soils and sunny oceanside plantings. Tiny, glossy green leaves densely cover even the poorest soils. Lower growing than the species, its dark foliage bronzes in winter. Very freeflowering white blossoms flushed with pink bloom for a full 6 weeks, followed by plenty of beautiful red berries. Vigorous and trouble free. 1-quart container.

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Fragaria Lipstick How about this for an elegant groundcover — an Ornamental Strawberry with big, reddish-rose blooms from mid-spring all the way until frost! Lipstick is just about the showiest thing to happen to groundcover in years, and few plants are easier to grow! Hardy from one end of the country to the other, Lipstick reaches just 6 to 8 inches high, but spreads up to 3 feet wide, with quick growth and attractive deep green leaves. (Space plants 12 inches apart for dense coverage.) 4-inch pot. Z 3-8 | mid spring/early fall | sun | H: 6-8", W: 18-24"

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Aegopodium podagraria 'Variegata' Among the absolute easiest plants to grow, even in the poor dry shade beneath trees where nothing else survives, Variegated Bishop's Weed has rescued many a garden from the ravages of soil erosion, foot traffic, and unchecked weeds. This ultra-vigorous groundcover leafs out in pale green with generous, irregular white margins on small, neat leaves. Modest white blooms dot the plant for several weeks, but it is the variegated foliage that truly differentiates it from the masses of plain green groundcovers. Expect it to form a pleasingly mounded, dense plant within a single season, and to spread fully 3 feet wide within two years of planting. Best in challenging situations, it can become invasive if pampered with rich, moist soil and ideal environmental conditions. A lifesaver plant that challenges the most difficult locations. 1-quart container. Cannot

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Viola walterii 'Silver Gem' �New If you’re looking for a durable ground cover that provides eye-catching foliage and ease of care, look no further. ‘Silver Gem’ boasts trailing stems and delicate violet-blue blooms in mid spring that persist through fall. Its dense, tidy mat of heartshaped, silver-streaked foliage is unmistakable and undeterred by dry conditions. 4-inch pot. Z 5-8 | mid spring/fall | part shade | H: 3-5", W: 10-15"

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Cornus canadensis A miniature Dogwood with showy, white woodland wildflowers arising on 3- to 8-inch , umbrellashaped foliage! The whorled, dark green leaves spread over time into a large, glossy mat. Blooms arise in late spring and early summer, followed in late summer by bright scarlet berries; in fall the leaves blush crimson and deep red. Plant in shade and in welldrained, moist, and acidic woodland soil high in humus. 1-quart container. Z 3-7 | late spring/early summer | full shade/part shade H: 3-8", W: 2-3'

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Chionodoxa . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28 Chocolate Vine . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68 Chrysanthemum . . . . . . . . . . . . 73 Cimicifuga . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 88 Citrus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31 Clematis . . . . . . . . 4, 6, 57, 63-68 Clethra . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48 Climbing Hydrangea . . . . . . . . . 70 Columbine . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73 Coneflower . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 Coreopsis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5, 78 Cornus . . . . . . . . . . . . 32, 33, 102 Corylopsis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48 Corylus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47 Cotinus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47 Cotoneaster . . . . . . . . . . . 48, 101 Cranberry Cotoneaster . . . . . . . 48 Cranesbill, Hardy Geranium . . . 79 Creeping Wintergreen . . . . . . . 50 Crocus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28 Cyclamen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 88

Bald Cypress . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38 Baneberry-White . . . . . . . . . . . 86 Baptisia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 74 Barberry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46 Bearberry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 101 Beautyberry . . . . . . . . . . . . 47, 75 Belamcanda . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 75 Berberis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46 Bergenia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 86 Bishop's Weed . . . . . . . . . . . . 102 Blackberry Lily . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 75 Blue Star-Arkansas . . . . . . . . . . . 72 Bluebeard . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47 Blueberry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30 Bog Rosemary . . . . . . . . . . . . 101 Bottlebrush buckeye . . . . . . . . . 36 Boxwood . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46 Bridal Wreath . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49 Brunnera . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 86 Buddleia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5, 45 Bugbane . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 88 Bunchberry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 102 Butterfly Bush . . . . . . . . . . . . 5, 45 Butterfly Weed . . . . . . . . . . . . . 74 Buxus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 46

Daffodil . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4, 20-24 Daphne . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49 Dappled Willow . . . . . . . . . . . . 49 Dawn Redwood . . . . . . . . . . . . 38 Daylily . . . . . . . 3, 7, 17-19, 80, 81 Deodar Cedar . . . . . . . . . . . 7, 40 Dianthus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 79 Dwarf Crested Iris . . . . . . . . . . . 98 Dwarf Hinoki Cypress . . . . . 40, 49 Dwarf Lemon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31 Dwarf Lily-of-the-Valley Shrub . . 58 Dwarf Serbian Spruce . . . . . . . . 49 Dwarf Witch Alder . . . . . . . . . . 50

Callicarpa . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47 Callirhoe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 75 Campsis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 70 Cardinal Flower . . . . . . . . . . . . 81 Carpinus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37 Caryopteris . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47 Cedrus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7, 40 Cercis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4, 35 Chamaecyparis . . . . . . . 39, 40, 49 Chinese Dogwood . . . . . . . 32, 33 Chinese Witch Hazel . . . . . . . . 37

Eastern Witch Hazel . . . . . . . . . Edgeworthia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Enkianthus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . European Beech . . . . . . . . . . . .

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Fagus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36 ,37 False Cypress . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39 False Indigo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 74 False Spirea . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 87 Fern . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 90, 91 Foam Flower . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 89 Fothergilla . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6, 50 Fragaria . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 102 Garden Phlox . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Gaultheria . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Geranium . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Glory of the Snow . . . . . . . . . . Grape . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Grape Hyacinth . . . . . . . . . . . . Grapeleaf Anemone . . . . . . . . . Guara . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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Hamamelis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37 Hardy Cyclamen . . . . . . . . . . . . 88 Hardy Garden Mum . . . . . . . . . 73 Hardy Kiwi . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31 Harry Lauder's Walking Stick . . . 47 Heartleaf . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2, 86 Helenium . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 81 Helleborous . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 89 Hemerocallis . . 3, 7, 17-19, 80, 81 Hemlock . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39 Heptacodium . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36 Hibiscus . . . . . . . . . . 6, 50, 71, 72 Honeysuckle . . . . . . . . . . . . 57, 69 Hosta . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4, 92-97 Hydrangea . . . . . . . . . . 51-54, 70 Hydrangea Vine . . . . . . . . . . . . 68 Ipheion . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29 Iris . . . . . . . . 5, 13-16, 73, 75, 81 Itea . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 55 Japanese anemone . . . . . . . 76, 77 Japanese Astilbe . . . . . . . . . . . . 87 Japanese Maple . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34 Japanese Painted Fern . . . . . . . . 91 Japanese Pieris . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57 Japanese Sheild Fern . . . . . . . . . 90 Kalimeris . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73 Kalmia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3, 55, 56 Korean boxwood . . . . . . . . . . . 46 Korean Spice . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 61 Lacecap Hydrangea . . . . . . . . . . 54 Lady Fern . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 90, 91 Lenten Rose . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 89 Leucanthemum . . . . . . . . . . . . . 82 Lilac . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59, 60 Lilium . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 82 Lily of the Nile . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72 Lobelia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 81 Lonicera . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57 69 Louisiana Iris . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 75 Lungwort . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 89 Magnolia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32 Mahonia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57 Maidenhair Fern . . . . . . . . . . . . 91 Meadow Rue . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 85 Meadow Sage . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 84 Medlar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31 Mespilus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31 Metasequoia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38 Mountain Hydrangea . . . . . . . . . 52 Mountain Laurel . . . . . . . 3, 55, 56 Muscari . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29 Narcissus . . . . . . . . . . . . 4, 20-24 Ninebark . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57

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Norway Spruce . . . . . . . . . . . . 38 Oakleaf Hydrangea . . . . . . . 52-54 Oriental Poppy . . . . . . . . . . . . . 82 Ornamental Grape . . . . . . . . . . 31 Ornamental Kiwi Vine . . . . . . . . 68 Ornamental Strawberry . . . . . 102 Ostrich Fern . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 90 Paeonia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3, 8-12 Panicle Hydrangea . . . . . . . . . . . 53 Papaver . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 82 Paperbush Plant . . . . . . . . . . . . 49 Parthenocissus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 69 Peony . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3, 8-12 Periwinkle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 Phlox . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 83, 98 Physocarpus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57 Picea . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38-40 Piedmont Azalea . . . . . . . . . . . . 41 Pieris . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57, 58 Pincushion Flower . . . . . . . . . . . 84 Pinks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 79 Pinus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40 Pip Squeak . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 86 Polygonum . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 55 Pulmonaria . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 89 Raspberry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31 Ratibida . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 83 Red Lady Fern . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 91 Redbud . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4, 35 Redvein . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48 Rhododendron . . . . . . . . 3, 41-45 Rockspray Cotoneaster . . . . . . 101 Rose Mallow . . . . . . . . . . . . 71, 72 Rose of Sharon . . . . . . . . . . . 6, 50 Rubus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31 Rudbeckia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 Saffron . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28 Salix . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36, 49 Salvia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 84 Scabiosa . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 84 Schizophragma . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68 Scilla . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29 Sedum . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 77 Serbian Spruce . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38 Seven Son Flower . . . . . . . . . . . 36 Shasta Daisy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 82 Siberian Iris . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 81 Silverlace . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 55 Smoke Tree . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47 Snowdrop anemone . . . . . . . . . 88 Speedwell . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 85 Spiraea . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49 Star Flower . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29 Stokesia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 85 Stonecrop . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 77

Summersweet . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48 Swamp Milkweed . . . . . . . . . . . 74 Swiss Mountain Pine . . . . . . . . . 40 Syringa . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59, 60 Tall Bearded Iris . . . . . 5, 13-16, 75 Taxodium . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38 Thalictrum . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 85 Threadleaf . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 78 Thuja . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 38, 104 Thyme . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 102 Thymus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 102 Tiarella . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 89 Tickseed . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5, 78 Trumpet Honeysuckle . . . . . . . . 69 Trumpet Vine . . . . . . . . . . . 37, 70 Tsuga . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39 Tulip . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5, 25-28 Vaccinium . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30 Veronica . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 85 Viburnum . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 61 Vinca . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 Viola . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 102 Virginia Creeper . . . . . . . . . . . . 69 Virginia Sweetspire . . . . . . . . . . 55 Vitis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30, 31 Weigela . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 62 Western Red Cedar . . . . . 38, 104 Wild Sweet William . . . . . . . . . . 83 Winter Daphne . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49 Winter Hazel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48 Wisteria . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68, 70 Witch Alder . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6, 50 Witch Hazel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37 Woodland Phlox . . . . . . . . . . . . 98 Yarrow . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73 Yellow Coneflower . . . . . . . . . . 83 Yucca . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 80

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