Wayside 2011 by JPPA, Inc.

Spring Gardening 2011

NEW!

Vaccinium

'Pink Lemonade' See page 8 The only pink Blueberry in the world!

A Complete Collection for Spring Planting

WG S11.FC.indd 2

Satisfaction 100% Guaranteed

12/14/10 9:42:53 AM

Dear Fellow Gardeners, We are delighted to present to you our most exciting and comprehensive plant collection in many years. This catalog represents a return to our horticultural roots, with dozens of new introductions and hard-to-find classics. We were guided in this process by experienced plantsman John Elsley, whose emphasis on plant integrity and garden performance has ensured that our selections are impeccably bred and of the highest quality.

John Elsley

Among the new features of this catalog are a greatly expanded selection of rare and choice Conifers, a thorough collection of Clematis, an extensive line of Roses, and many exceptional Wayside Mail Order Exclusive offers. We are confident that there is a plant for every garden style and aspect in this catalog. Best wishes for a long and fruitful growing season from your friends at Wayside Gardens.

Spring Gardening 2011

P. S. Please enjoy browsing our spring 2011 collection, but do reserve your favorites today. Because we offer many rare cultivars, some plants are available only in limited quantities.

Spr ing Ga rd en ing 20 11

Features. . . . . . . . . . . . 2-7 Fruits . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8-11 Ornamental Trees . . . . 12-17 Conifers. . . . . . . . . . . . 18-21 Ornamental Shrubs . . . 22-41 Roses. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42-53 Vines and Climbers . . . 56-63 Sun Perennials . . . . . . . 64-83 Shade Perennials . . . . . 84-97 Groundcovers . . . . . . . 98-102 Order Form. . . . . . . . . 99 Complete Index. . . . . . 103

The wit the 28"qu

On the Cover Vaccinium 'Pink Lemonade'

The only pink Blueberry in the World.

See Page 8. NEW!

Vaccinium

'Pink Lemonade ' See The only pink

A Complete Collec

tion for Spring

Planting

page 8 Blueberry in the world! Satisfaction 100%

WG S11.FC.ind

d 2

Guaranteed

12/14/10 9:42:53 AM

Coreopsis 'Sunset Strip' �New

Wayside Gardens Mail Order Exclusive! PPAF. Brilliant 2-inch golden blooms open from round green buds on this Threadleaf Coreopsis, each starred with a rich orange-red eye that extends up the petals in slender orange stripes. No two blooms are just alike on this floriferous plant, and all stand out nicely against slender dark green foliage. Excellent in an autumn combination. 4-inch pot. Z 5-9 | all summer | sun | H: 20”, W: 24”

48512 $9.95 ea | 3 for $8.95 ea

�New

Coreopsis ‘Sunset Strip’

WG S11.002-003.indd 2

De intr bra the foli bar tree arc

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! 1-gallon conainer.

PPA inst from x 'F and aris for 'Ru

Z 4-9 | early/late summer | sun/part shade H: 8-10', W: 24-36"

48338 $29.95 ea | 2 for $26.95 ea

Clematis 'Kilian Donahue'

2 | Features

AR PP# reb As infl the Mi fres Lim

Clematis 'Kilian Donahue'

Visit waysidegardens.com for an even greater selection of premium Wayside plants and garden accessories.

s ee more onli ne at waysidegardens.com

12/14/10 9:52:22 AM

Hosta ‘Dancing Queen’

�New

Hosta 'Dancing Queen' �New 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.

�New

Hydrangea Bella Anna™

Z 3-9 | mid-/late summer | part/full shade | H: 18”, W: 30”

48443 $18.95 ea | 3 for $16.95 ea

Hydrangea arborescens Bella Anna™ �New

ve! s

ith p

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. Limited Quantities Available. Z 4-9 | early summer/mid-fall | part shade | H: 6', W: 6'

48540 $44.95 ea | 2 for $42.95 ea

Taxodium distichum 'Fallingwater' �New

Destined to become a focal point of the waterside garden, this Italian introduction wows with a very narrow habit and long, pendulous branching. Less in need of support than other weepers, this selection of the native Swamp Cypress offers soft-textured, willow-green deciduous foliage that turns attractive shades of gold and amber in autumn. The bare winter silhouette is striking in any moist to damp soil, and this tree improves with each passing year. Named for Frank Lloyd Wright's architectural masterpiece in Pennsylvania. 2-gallon container. Z 5-10 |sun/part sade | H: 12-15', 8-10'

48634 $68.95 ea | 2 for $62.95 ea

Cercis canadensis 'Ruby Falls' �New 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. 3-foot Bareroot. Z 6-8 | spring | sun/part shade | H: 6-8', W: 4-6'

48527 $85.95 ea | 2 for $77.95 ea �New

1-800-845-1124

WG S11.002-003.indd 3

Taxodium 'Fallingwater'

�New

Cercis ‘Ruby Falls’

Features | 3

12/14/10 9:52:54 AM

PP Vib boa 10of t fill aris bra Eu

Clematis 'Apple Blossom'

Clematis armandii 'Apple Blossom'

Lily 'Rio Negro' �New

Lily ‘Rio Negro’

�New

Named for a tributary of the Amazon River, this near-black red Oriental offers dark beauty from its midnight-carmine petals to its black nectaries. Wide and ruffled, the petals seem to darken toward the center, adding depth to their display. Very arresting in the vase. Pack of (3) 16-18cm bulbs. Z 4-9 | mid/late summer | sun | H: 3-5', W: 18-24”

30118 $8.95 ea pack

3 packs for $7.95 ea

Buddleia 'Evil Ways' �New Boasting a color combination absolutely unlike any other Buddleia in the garden, this Sean Hogan introduction offers bright golden-lime foliage and highly fragrant dark blooms held in plump 4- to 10-inch panicles. Possibly a sport of B. 'Santana,' this deer-resistant, drought-tolerant plant grows more wide than tall, attracting butterflies by the dozen to its sweet-scented blooms. Cut the first blooms for the vase and new buds arise all the faster to replace them! Prune hard in late winter. 1-gallon container. Cannot ship to OR. Z 5-9 | mid-summer/mid fall | sun | H: 4-5', W: 5'

Buddleia 'Evil Ways'

�New

Clematis 'Snowdrift'

48375 $29.95 ea | 2 for $26.95 ea

Usher in the Clematis season with this magnificent, rare evergreen cultivar, which sets masses of 2½-inch appleblossom-pink 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. (Pruning Group Instructions P. 57) 1-gallon container.

201 Eve wit Am ear blo gar gre you in f yell inte

Z 6-9 | spring | sun/part shade | H: 10-15', W: 5-8'

Z5 sun

48592 $47.95 ea | 2 for $43.95 ea

Clematis armandii 'Snowdrift'

Pic

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. (Pruning Group Instructions P. 57) 1-gallon container.

Av We con bra sho nee foli are gra rate rea fee dra and fro Ca

Z 6-9 | spring | sun/part shade | H: 10-25', W: 5-8'

48583 $37.95 ea | 2 for $34.95 ea

Cercis canadensis The Rising Sun™ �New PPAF. (cv. ‘JN2.’) The most spectacularly colored Eastern Redbud yet, this compact specimen begins spring with brilliant rosy-lavender blooms carried all along the trunk and branches. The spring foliage follows, unfurling in bright shades of apricot and peach that mature first to yellow, then to speckled lime-green for summer, and finally to rich goldenorange again for autumn. Quite resistant to burn and tolerant of heat, it grows vigorously in a variety of soils. 3-foot Bareroot. Z 5-9 | early spring | sun | H: 8’-12’, W: 8’

48043 $68.95 ea | 2 for $62.95 ea

Ginkgo Goldspire™ �New (cv. 'Blagon.') Far more dense and narrowly pyramidal than most, this French selection is nonfruiting (male) and highly ornamental. Tolerant of air pollution, heat, and other environmental stresses, it stands out brilliantly in the small garden or as a street tree. In autumn, the lovely fan-shaped leaves turn buttery shades of yellow and gold. Shear back in early spring for 3 to 4 years to develop tight, dense habit. Rare and Choice! 2-Gallon container.

Sal

Sim sm of t on bef nur bra tha foli righ tru for rou 1-g

Z4 sun

Z 4-9 | sun/part shade | H: 14-16', W: 5-6'

Cercis The Rising Sun™

4 | Features

WG S11.004-005.indd 4

�New

Ginkgo Goldspire™

48542 $74.95 ea | 2 for $67.95 ea �New

s ee more onli ne at waysidegardens.com

12/14/10 9:54:59 AM

Rosa 'Lovely Fairy' �New PP#10,701. (cv. 'SPEvu.') Polyantha. Vibrant, 1½-inch deep pink blooms boasting 25 to 30 petals top sturdy 5 to 10-inch stems on this dark-flowered sport of the classic 'The Fairy.' The blooms fill the garden with a light apple scent, arising freely on low-growing, very wellbranched plants. A long-time favorite of European gardeners. #1 grade bareroot. Z 4-9 | late sping/mid fall | sun | H: 4’, W: 4’

26905 $18.95 ea | 3 for $16.95 ea

Amsonia hubrichtii �New

t, ch

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 goldenyellow that rivals Japanese Maples for intensity and beauty! 4-inch pot.

Rosa 'Lovely Fairy'

�New

Z 5-9 | late spring/early summer sun/part shade | H: 36", W: 48"

48387 $9.95 ea | 3 for $8.95 ea

Picea glauca 'Pendula'

nt e s ut

d -

ety

en ed ear ht, r.

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, welldrained acidic soil, it is free of most pests and diseases. Introduced by Hill Nursery from a native population near Ontario, Canada. 1-gallon container.

�New

Z 2-7 | full sun/part shade | H: 8-10’, W: 2-3’

41645 $47.95 ea | 2 for $43.95 ea

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 yearround 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'

48566 $67.95 ea | 2 for $61.95 ea

Picea ‘Pendula’

Amsonia hubrichtii — 2011 Perennial Plant of the Year

1-800-845-1124

WG S11.004-005.indd 5

Salix ‘Pendula’

Features | 5

12/16/10 10:55:40 AM

Buddleia ‘Butterfly Heaven' PP#19,935. Giant foot-long trusses of honey-scented lilac-blue fill the sunny garden on this spectacular new British Butterfly Bush. Later in the season the blooms are slightly smaller - "only" 8 to 10 inches long! - but every bit as abundant, encouraging butterflies and hummingbirds to call. This shrub is even interesting in spring, when the new foliage appears in shades of gray before turning green in summer. Fast growing, drought and heat tolerant, and utterly carefree, this is a fragrant delight every garden deserves. 1-quart container. Cannot ship to OR. Z 5-10 | midsummer/mid fall | full sun H: 6', W: 4'-5'

48460 $14.95 ea | 3 for $13.95 ea

Buddleia ‘Butterfly Heaven'

Cornus controversa 'Variegata' 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. 1-gallon container. Cannot ship to FL.

Cornus controversa 'Variegata'

Z 6-8 |late spring | part shade | H: 30-35', W: 30-40'

�

He 'Al

Wi reb rich eye sum wh com to s swe ver

49127 $47.95 ea | 2 for $43.95 ea

Ginkgo biloba 'Mariken' �New Extremely dwarf and slow-growing, this splendid male Ginkgo is a witches' broom mutation discovered in Holland in 1995. Ideal for bonsai, containers, and small-space gardens, its exquisite fan-shaped foliage is in proportion to its overall size. Delightfully curled and cupped new foliage of celery green turns bright yellow before dropping in autumn. After several decades it may reach 3 to 5 feet high; measurements given below are after 10 years' growth. Very rare and choice! 1-gallon container. Z 4-8 |sun/part shade | H: 2', W: 2½'

48591 $73.95 ea | 2 for $66.95 ea

Ginkgo 'Mariken'

�New

Clematis integrifolia 'Rooguchi' This beloved Japanese Clematis sets masses and masses of 2- to 3-inch, elegant bell-shaped blooms over a very long season. The flowers have a rich violet base with an eye-catching edge of light lavender. A shade lover, this plant does not climb by clinging, but may be trained up a trellis, fence, or other support, or left to scramble across the ground. Suitable for large containers, too. Pruning Group III. (See Pruning Instructions, p. 57.) 1-gallon container. Z 4-9 | early summer/early fall | full sun/part shade | H: 6', W: 48"

Fo 'Bl

PP leaf adv sea in e sum and of t of t vig new orn

48572 $27.95 ea | 2 for $25.95 ea

Echinacea 'Gemini Pink' �New

Wayside Gardens Mail Order Exclusive! PPAF. Two layers of overlapping lavender-pink petals with an infusion of bright magenta surround a deep orange cone on this brand-new Big Sky™ series cultivar from Richard Saul. Double-flowered and very freeblooming, this compact Echinacea exhibits all the merits for which the Big Skies™ are famous: brilliant color, profuse petals, and abundant blooms. Certain to be a favorite in the sunny border. 4-inch pot. Z 5-8 | all summer | sun H: 24-36”, W: 18-24”

48519 $15.95 ea

R. ' yell late not Wa utte yell mid dar the brig and and reco

Z5 H: 4

3 for $13.95 ea

Clematis 'Rooguchi'

6 | Features

WG S11.006-007.indd 6

Echinacea ‘Gemini Pink’

�New

s ee more onli ne at waysidegardens.com

12/14/10 9:56:06 AM

of ny sh he 8

y t

t art

�New

Hemerocallis ‘Always Afternoon’

Hemerocallis 'Always Afternoon' �New ea

d l n

Winner of the 1997 Stout Silver Medal, this reblooming delight offers 5-inch blooms of rich rosy-purple with a darker grape-colored eyezone! The first flush arises in early summer, the second near season’s end, just when the garden needs some color. Very compact, it’s a dormant tetraploid, designed to survive harsh northern winters as well as sweltering southern summers! One of the very best. Bareroot. Z 3-9 | early summer | full sun | H: 22”, W: 24”

48550 $11.95 ea

3 for $10.95 ea

d dge

Fothergilla x hybrdia 'Blue Shadow' PP#15,490. Finally, a vigorous blueleafed Fothergilla that stands up to adversity and puts on a lovely threeseason 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 trouble-free, with a bright new foliage color that adds considerable ornamental appeal to the Genus. Z 4-8 | early spring | part shade | H: 6', W: 5'

48580 1-quart container.

$18.95 ea | 3 for $16.95 ea 49875 1-gallon container.

ve!

r, s. y

$33.95 ea | 2 for $30.95 ea

�New

Lily 'American Spirit'

Lily 'American Spirit' �New Magnificent 6- to 8-inch blooms of creamy white boast a bright rosy-pink and gold star in the center of each petal on this ultra-fragrant Orienpet Lily. Part of the American series of field-grown Orienpets that increase in size, stem strength, and bud count each year, this tricolor beauty is exceptionally long-lasting after cutting. Pack of (3) 16-18cm bulbs. Z 4-8 | early/midsummer | sun/part shade | H: 5-6', W: 2'

30128 $12.95 ea pack | 3 packs for $11.95 ea

Acer palmatum 'Ryusen' �New 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 goldenorange 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.

�New

Acer ‘Ryusen’

Z 5-8 | sun/part shade | H: 20', W: 6-8'

48559 $39.95 ea | 2 for $35.95 ea

Carpinus betulus 'Monument' �New 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'

48633 $58.95 ea | 2 for $53.95 ea

Fothergilla 'Blue Shadow'

Rhododendron 'Capistrano'

R. 'Capistrano' is considered to be the best yellow Rhododendron introduced by the late Dr. Leach—one of America's most noted horticulturists and recipient of the Wayside Gardens Gold Medal. Boasting an utterly unique color, these beautiful lemonyellow frilled flowers are freely produced in midseason in large, rounded trusses. The dark green leaves are somewhat rounded at the apex, providing a lovely foil to the clear, bright blooms. The growth habit is compact and spreading, encouraged by a very diseaseand pest-resistant constitution. Very highly recommended. 1-gallon container. Z 5-8 | midsummer | sun/part shade H: 4-5', W: 5-6'

47436 $24.95 ea | 2 for $22.95 ea �New

1-800-845-1124

WG S11.006-007.indd 7

Carpinus 'Monument'

Rhododendron 'Capistrano'

Features | 7

12/14/10 9:56:52 AM

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.

Persea americana ‘Don Gillogly’

Vaccinium 'Pink Lemonade' �New

PP#11,057. Enjoy delicious, soft, black-greenskinned avocados indoors twice a year with this evergreen dwarf! This vigorous, pest-free Mexican native self-pollinates after winter blooms, and the fruit ripens year-round (allow up to 14 months for first crop). Great for patios, bring indoors before first frost. Bareroot.

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 mid-sized 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. Grow as you would any other blueberry, in well-drained, rich, acidic soil. Self-fertile. Cannot ship to CA, OR, WA, MI. Limited Quantities Available.

Z 9-11 | sun/part shade | H: 10-12', W: 12'

46083 $44.95 ea | 2 for $42.95 ea

Vaccinium 'Tophat' 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'

40237 $12.95 ea | 3 for $11.95 ea

Z 4-9 | spring | sun | H: 4-5', W: 4-5'

48449 1-quart container.

$14.95 ea | 3 for $12.95 ea 48255 1-gallon container.

$27.95 ea | 2 for $25.95 ea

Fic

Add dw spre flav balc

Asparagus officinalis 'Jersey Knight Hybrid'

Our plants are 99.5% male, so you can count on larger, more profuse spears than ever from this ultra-vigorous performer! The spears are top-size — a full ⅝-inch in diameter — of bright green with deep purple tips and bracts. Stunning on the plate, they’re among the easiest to grow, thanks to terrific vigor that makes them return stronger every year! Pack of 20 Bareroot Plants.

(Ri spe join som ma mil Hig

Z 2-8 | early/mid-summer | full sun | H: 2’-5’

48007 $14.95 ea pack | 2 packs for $28.00

Mulberry 'Illinois Everbearing' �New Vaccinium ‘Tophat’

PP of a stra out bea red mu del the bas

4 packs for $52.00

Persea americana ‘Don Gillogly’

Alp

Delicious 1- to 1½ -inch purple fruits ripen over a long early summer to fall season on this widely adapted, slow-growing small tree. Beginning just 2 to 3 years after planting, this self-fertile cultivar from Russia bears heavy crops. Very hardy and pest- and diseaseresistant, this ancient fruiting tree has been a staple in England since 1596, but is not often found in American gardens. 1-gallon container. Z 4-7 |early spring | sun/part shade |H:15-18', W: 12-15'

48533 $31.95 ea | 2 for $28.95 ea

Stra Am cro to l are som

(Pu mo or t ora this fert wo

Vaccinium ‘Pink Lemonade’

8 | Fruits

WG S11.008-009.indd 8

�New

Asparagus ‘Jersey Knight Hybrid’

Mulberry ‘Illinois Everbearing’ �New s ee more onli ne at waysidegardens.com

12/14/10 10:01:37 AM

�New

le, the ge

. e.

ge. k y il.

Alpine Strawberry ‘Mara Des Bois’

Alpine Strawberry 'Mara Des Bois' �New PP#8,517. (Fragaria hybrid.) The intense fragrance and rich succulent flavor of an alpine strawberry combined with the heavy production of a garden strawberry! 'Mara des Bois' is a gourmet treat. This day-neutral everbearer sends out runners in the garden, establishing daughter plants to replenish itself. It bears in cycles from late spring all through summer, setting masses of bright red fruit about the size of an unshelled hazelnut. The flavor combines the musky bite of wild strawberries with a tart yet sweet component — absolutely delectable! Introduced in France in 1991 as a hybrid of 4 varieties selected for their complexity of flavor and texture, it is ideal for strawberry jars and hanging baskets as well as the garden. Pack of (25) Z 3-9 | spring | sun/part shade | H: 3-6”, W: 12-15”

48538 $26.95 ea pack | 2 packs for $24.95 ea

Ficus 'Negronne' Add a Mediterranean flair to the patio, walkway, or any sunny spot with this naturally dwarf, entirely self-fertile Fig. Just 8 to 10 feet tall (smaller if grown in a container) and spreading, it boasts large, attractive lobed leaves and full-sized fruit of incomparable flavor. All the bounty of a full-sized tree, yet compact enough to be grown on an urban balcony! 1-gallon container.

Ficus ‘Negronne’

Z 7-10 | mid/late summer | sun | H: 8’-10’, W: 10’

48532 $26.95 ea | 2 for $24.95 ea

Gooseberry 'Jahns Prairie' �New

ght ng ,

ts.

(Ribes oxyacanthoides.) Highly disease-resistant and productive, this selection of a species native to the prairies bears dessert-quality fruit in great numbers. Developed jointly by American and Canadian agricultural organizations, it is an upright, somewhat sprawling shrub with small pinkish-white spring blooms followed by masses of green to reddish-pink berries in midsummer. Highly resistant to powdery mildew, leaf spot, rust, and mold, it is left alone by aphids and other insect pests. Highly recommended for huge yields of gourmet-quality fruit. Bareroot.

Cannot ship to MA, ME, WV, MD, NH, VT, NJ, RI, DE, or NC. Z 3-7 | mid/late spring | sun/part shade | H: 5', W: 8'

48601 $19.95 ea | 3 for $16.95 ea

Mespilus germanica 'Royal' — Medlar Strangely impossible to find in this country, this beautiful tree is tailor-made for the American garden. Structure is picturesque—low and wide-spreading, with lovely crooked brances, rarely exceeding 20 feet in as many years. Masses of heavenly white to light pink flowers in early summer are followed by unusual 1½ inch fruits that are a favorite in Europe for jelly. Fruits can be eaten out-of-hand when soft; flavor is somewhat like applesauce. Bareroot.

�New Gooseberry 'Jahns Prairie'

Mespilus ‘Royal’

Z 5-8 | early summer | sun | H: 8-10', W: 8-10'

n ner.

-15'

46530 $35.95 ea | 2 for $32.95 ea

Pomegranate Favorite™ �New (Punica granatum.) The hardiest Pomegranate we have ever grown is also one of the most delicious, with small, exceedingly sweet pale red fruit beginning just a season or two after planting. But its primary value may be ornamental, for its bright orange-scarlet blooms are abundant and lovely, continuing for several months on this compact, well- branched shrub. Untroubled by pests and diseases, this selffertile shrub has survived temperatures below 10 degrees F without damage, and is worthy of a place of honor in the garden. 1-gallon container.

Cannot ship to AZ.

Z 7-11 | early/late summer | sun/part shade | H: 4-6', W: 4-6'

48534 $31.95 ea | 2 for $28.95 ea

�New

1-800-845-1124

WG S11.008-009.indd 9

Pomegranate Favorite™

Fruits | 9

12/14/10 9:59:22 AM

Diospyros kaki Early Fuyu

(Cv. 'Matsumoto Wase Fuyu.') Very heavyyielding and adaptable to many climates, this early-maturing Asian Persimmon offers 50 pounds or more of bright orange fruit every year. Sweet and fragrant, the delectable nectar is never astrigent. The fruit ripens in autumn, remaining on the tree like giant ornaments even after the leaves fall! Superb in large containers north of its hardiness range, it is self-fertile (you need plant only one) and thrives in moist soil, beginning to bear the second or third year after planting. Spectacular! Bareroot.

Thi an offe pol sou con

Z 7-11 | sun/part shade | H: 10'-12'

47028 $55.95 ea | 2 for $50.95 ea

PP 'An as ' sup rea for mo

Z 5-9 | late spring | sun | H: 8'

48017 $25.95 ea | 2 for $23.95 ea

Vitis 'Marquis'

Z 4-8 | late summer/fall | sun | H: 8-12'

49170 $25.95 ea | 2 for $23.95 ea

Vitis rotundifolia 'Tara' Vitis rotundifolia ‘Tara’ bears small clusters of rich bronze fruits with a high sugar content (18%). Native to the southeastern U.S., this vigorous, large leaved vine grows to 20 feet or more. In autumn, the handsome green leaves turn soft shades of gold, adding to the ornamental appeal. Bareroot. Cannot ship to CA, OR, WA, ID. Z 7-10 | full sun | H: 20', W: 5’-8’

48014 $18.95 ea | 3 for $16.95 ea

10 | Fruits

WG S11.010-011.indd 10

Malus Northpole™ Pure white spring flowers followed by heavy crops of large red apples. Crisp, juicy, sweet and aromatic apples, ideal for eating, cider and baking.

Cannot ship to CA, OR.

Malus Scarlet Sentinel™ An exceptionally disease-resistant and exceptionally productive, yielding very large, handsome fruit of red with greenish-yellow shoulders and white flesh. Crisp, sweet flavor of this Columnar Apple is invigorating. Astounding varieties from British Columbia selected for their upright growth habit, hardiness, disease resistance, and outstanding fruit quality. Cannot ship to CA, OR.

Ah ten fibe is a suc It's nee

Z 4-8 | sun | H: 8-12', W: 12-18"

Fra

Columnar Apple Collection

He the of A mid is m and 5s to p col

Z 7-10|late summer | sun | H: 5-8'

30941 $57.95 pair

48117 $18.95 ea | 3 for $16.95 ea

Ext pla swe sun

Z 4-8 | early fall | sun | H: 8-12', W: 12-18"

Cannot ship to CA, OR, WA, ID.

A very heavy-yielding vine producing red fruit, this is far and away the most popular variety for making wine and juices. Bareroot.

Vitis ‘Tara’ and Muscadine 'Noble'

Malus Scarlet Sentinel™ and Northpole™

Each of our apples above require another variety to pollinate and produce fruit, so we sell them as a pair. Planted in close proximity, they will pollinate and produce fruit. Ideal for growing in containers. Although reaching up to 12 feet in height, they may be pruned to any desired height. Both are in 1-gallon containers.

Muscadine 'Noble'

Red on pie stay and

Cannot ship to CA, OR, WA, ID.

Grow grapes on the patio with this superb gourmet dessert variety, which is not only delicious but exceptionally vigorous and disease-resistant! 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.

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, tightlypacked 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, low-acid fruit a year. 1-gallon container.

Vitis 'Glenora'

s ee more onli ne at waysidegardens.com

12/15/10 3:18:28 PM

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 selfpollinator 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: 36-48”, W: 36-48”

th u t d t.

48417 $19.95 ea | 3 for $16.95 ea

Rubus idaeus 'Heritage' Red Raspberry with sweet flavor and great holding ability on the vine. Unlike some varieties, ‘Heritage’ won’t fall to pieces if you delay picking the ripe fruit a day or two; it stays firm, juicy, and super-flavorful. Plants are very vigorous and resist Powdery Mildew. Pack of (3) Bareroot. Z 3-8 | early summer | full sun | H: 36-48”, W: 4’-5’

48672 $19.95 ea pack | 2 packs for $17.95 ea

Internet Exclusive Fruit Collections Our best Fruit Collections are just a click away.

waysidegardens.com/collections

Rubus 'Anne' PP#10,411. Hands-down the best-tasting yellow Raspberry, 'Anne' is also highly productive, ripening at the same time as 'Heritage.' The fruit is large, pale yellow, and super sweet, superb for eating fresh or for canning. This Raspberry reaches about 4 feet tall, and appreciates a spring pruning for summer production or a complete cutback (it can be mowed down) for fall crops. Pack of (3) Bareroot.

Vaccinium 'Sunshine Blue'

Z 4-10 | Full Sun | H: 48"

40651 $19.95 ea pack | 2 packs for $17.95 ea

Rubus 'Black Satin' Extra-large fruit covers these thornless, ultra-hardy, semi-erect plants in midsummer! Smooth and glossy, the fruits are supersweet 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’

48448 $9.95 ea | 3 for $8.95 ea

Rhubarb 'Crimson Red' A heavy producer from Oregon, 'Crimson Red' is juicy, tender, and sweet. Thrives in cold weather, producing fiber-free stalks of exquisite flavor every time! The flavor is a delicious blend of tart and sweet, and the texture is succulent let with a hint of crunch, never stringy or fibrous. It's a generous producer, giving you all the rhubarb you need for terrific pies and canning. Pack of (2) Bareroot.

Rhubarb ‘Crimson Red’

Rubus ‘Heritage’

Z 5-8 | sun/part shade | H: 2-3', W: 3-4'

50975 $14.95 ea pack | 3 packs for $12.95 ea

Fragaria x ananassa Mesabi™ Heavy-bearing and delicious, this joint introduction from the University of Minnesota and the US Department of Agriculture is one of the most popular and successful midseason (June-bearing) varieties. The bright scarlet fruit is medium to large, with a good mix of acids and sugars and a very strong fragrance. Resistant to leaf scorch and to 5 strains of red stele, it also demonstrates good resistance to powdery mildew and leaf spot. Superb for cool-summer, cold-winter climates. Bareroot. Pk 25. Z 3-8 | late spring | sun | H: 6”, W: 24”

49302 $11.95 ea | 2 for $11.50 ea

Strawberry Mesabi™

1-800-845-1124

WG S11.010-011.indd 11

Rubus ‘Black Satin’

Rubus ‘Anne’

Fruits | 11

12/16/10 11:07:16 AM

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 seasons, but also for posterity. Note: Height and width measurements listed reflect 10 years' growth.

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 $39.95 ea | 2 for $35.95 ea

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.

Acer ‘Shishigashira’

PPA old intr sem hea lave foll its a gr Wh

Z 4-8 | early summer | sun/part shade | H: 20-30', W: 15-25’

49003 $54.95 ea | 2 for $49.95 ea

Ce Acer pseudoplatanus 'Esk Sunset' �New Very rare and available only in limited supplies, this New Zealand selection of the sycamore maple offers unique boldly speckled, streaked, and freckled foliage of salmonpink, creamy white, and green with purple undersides. The leaves remain variegated despite summer heat. A magnificent specimen, this slow-growing Maple takes several decades to reach full size. 1-gallon container. Z 4-7 | full sun/part shade | H: 10', W: 5'

48631 $48.95 ea | 2 for $44.95 ea

Acer palmatum 'Shaina'

Acer griseum

�New

Acer pseudoplatanus 'Esk Sunset'

This bushy, neatly mounded dwarf tree sports deep red foliage from spring through summer, then blazes crimson in fall. This is a rare “witches broom” sport of ‘Bloodgood’ that never needs trimming. 1-gallon container. Z 5-9 | full sun/part shade | H: 48”, W: 5’

Thi Eas pro bro gree very silh in a

PPA Eas spr all foll pea lim ora and of s

47764 $28.95 ea | 2 for $26.95 ea

Acer palmatum 'Orangeola' This distinctive cascading Japanese Maple changes color three times a year! Its finelycut dissected foliage emerges in brilliant tangerine shades, then transforms to a twotone green with an overlay of gold-orange tones in summer, and finally culminates in a fiery red-orange display of fall color! The green and gold-orange summer foliage is further accented by continual bright orange new growth. It's a spectacular effect that leaves you wishing the fall color would never arrive! 1-gallon container. Z 5-9 | full sun/part shade | H: 6-10', W: 6-8'

41855 $38.95 ea | 2 for $35.95 ea

Acer palmatum ‘Shaina’

12 | Ornamental Trees

WG S11.012-013.indd 12

Acer ‘Orangeola'

�

s ee more onli ne at waysidegardens.com

12/16/10 11:10:39 AM

Cercis ‘Merlot’

on it l mn

, al of o

Cercis 'Merlot' �New

Cercis 'Pink Heartbreaker' �New

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.' 3-foot Bareroot.

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. 4-foot Bareroot.

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

48497 $67.95 ea | 2 for $61.95 ea

48529 $63.95ea | 2 for $57.95 ea

Cercis canadensis f. alba

ed,

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. 4-foot Bareroot. Z 4-9 | spring | sun/part shade | H: 20-30', W: 25-35'

en, es

d’

48530 $47.95 ea | 2 for $43.95 ea

�New

Cercis ‘Pink Heartbreaker’

Z 4-8 | spring | sun/part shade | H: 10-15', W: 8-10'

Cercis canadensis 'Ruby Falls' �New 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 lavenderpink 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. 3-foot Bareroot. Z 6-8 | spring | sun/part shade | H: 6-8', W: 4-6'

Cercis The Rising Sun™ �New PPAF. (cv. ‘JN2.’) The most spectacularly colored Eastern Redbud yet, this compact specimen begins spring with brilliant rosy-lavender blooms carried all along the trunk and branches. The spring foliage follows, unfurling in bright shades of apricot and peach that mature first to yellow, then to speckled lime-green for summer, and finally to rich goldenorange again for autumn. Quite resistant to burn and tolerant of heat, it grows vigorously in a variety of soils. 3-foot Bareroot. Z 5-9 | early spring | sun | H: 8’-12’, W: 8’

48043 $68.95 ea | 2 for $62.95 ea

48527 $85.95 ea | 2 for $77.95 ea

Cercis canadensis 'Appalachian Red' Discovered growing on the Appalachian trail in Maryland, this intensely colorful Eastern Redbud offers three seasons of beauty. Brilliant glowing redpink blooms (closest to red of any known selection) decorate the bare dark brown branches in spring, followed by heart-shaped foliage that matures to a matte blue-green before turning yellow in fall. An award winner. 3-foot Bareroot.

Cercis f. alba

Z 4-9 | spring | sun/part shade | H: 15-25', W: 15-25'

48543 $35.95 ea | 2 for $32.95 ea

�New

Cercis The Rising Sun™

1-800-845-1124

WG S11.012-013.indd 13

�New

Cercis ‘Ruby Falls’

Cercis ‘Appalachian Red’

Ornamental Trees | 13

12/15/10 8:29:16 AM

Cornus florida Appalachian Spring™ �New The only Dogwood unaffected by anthracnose in a huge native population in Maryland, this very floriferous variety is vigorous, mildew-free, and absolutely sensational. In spring, large white blooms dot the branches, followed by bright red fruits. The foliage, unusually large for the species, turns from apple-green to crimson in autumn. Upright and naturally symmetrical, this Dogwood makes a fine specimen. Introduced by the Dogwood Breeding Program at the University of Tenneesee. 18-inch Bareroot. Cannot ship to FL. Z 5-9 | spring | sun/part shade | H: 20', W: 20'

48551 $32.95 ea | 2 for $29.95 ea

Cornus florida Cherokee Brave™ Even before this vigorous tree leafs out in spring, giant deep red blooms starred with a white eye cover its branches. New foliage emerges in bold tones of burgundy-red, turning dark green for summer before burnishing maroon again in autumn. Ornamental bright red fruit — beloved by birds — follows the flowers. 18-inch Bareroot. Cannot ship to FL.

�New

Cornus Appalachian Spring™

Z 5-9 | late spring | sun/part shade | H: 15', W: 15'-20'

48528 $29.95 ea | 2 for $26.95 ea

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 flowerladen horizontal branching, becoming wider and more dense with maturity. 18-inch Bareroot. Cannot ship to FL. Z 5-9 | early summer | sun | H: 10', W: 30'

49162 $32.95 ea | 2 for $29.95 ea

Cornus kousa var. chinensis ‘Milky Way’ Difficult to find and very highly prized, this Chinese Dogwood is among the most floriferous of its kind. Well-branched and very imposing, it offers slightly weeping branches that cover themselves in creamy-white blooms in late spring and early summer, followed by abundant red strawberry like berries upon which birds feast from late summer through fall. Autumn turns the green leaves orange and red, and the magnificent bare winter silhouette reveals handsomely mottled bicolor bark. Resistant to diseases and pests, it is easy to grow in sun to light shade and rich, well-drained soil. 24-inch Bareroot. Cannot ship to FL. Z 5-8 | late spring/early summer | sun | H: 20-30', W: 20-30'

49015 $24.95 ea | 2 for $22.95 ea

�

Ver mo bro fee ope to a and sea

Thi — glo aga

Cornus Cherokee Brave™

Cornus 'Wolf Eyes'

Cornus florida 'Firebird' �New

Wayside Gardens Mail Order Exclusive. A variegated sport of the magnificent 'Cherokee Brave,' this British introduction of our native Dogwood boasts spectacular new foliage of deep carmine-red to burgundy with pink edges. As the season progresses, the red tones turn creamy white, keeping their bold irregular patterning throughout the hottest summer weather. Showy 2-inch blooms of rosypink shade to a white center, appearing before the foliage is fully open. Dramatic autumn foliage of scarlet, rose, and pink completes the multiseason appeal of this very slow-growing, rounded tree. Like Cherokee Brave™, it is superbly mildew resistant. 18 to 24-inch Bareroot. Limited Quantities Available. Cannot ship to FL. Z 6-8 | late spring | sun/part shade | H: 15-18”, W: 15-18”

48632 $38.95 ea | 2 for $35.95 ea

Fa 'Kl

Bri cop per Am Eu ap it r aut sym and thi thr in a Sel pla 1-g

Cornus 'Milky Way'

14 | Ornamental Trees

WG S11.014-015.indd 14

�New

Cornus 'Firebird' s ee more onli ne at waysidegardens.com

12/14/10 10:07:59 AM

e, in sa the

s d ng

�New

y g ch nge ed

Fagus grandifolia — spectacular year-round bark display!

Fagus grandifolia �New

Fagus sylvatica 'Purple Fountain' �New

Very hard to obtain. 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.

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 4-8 | sun | H: 9-12', W: 4-8'

48571 $47.95 ea | 2 for $43.95 ea

48579 $33.95 ea | 2 for $30.95 ea

Z 5-7 | sun/part shade | H: 25’-30’, W: 8’-10’

�New

Fagus ‘Purple Fountain’

Fagus sylvatica 'Purpurea Tricolor' This splendid tree is worthy of designing your entire garden around, so lovely is it year-round — and so different in every season! The spring foliage is pink-edged purple, the summer a solid, glossy purple, and the fall a brilliant maroon-red! In winter, the smooth gray bark stands out against the dull browns and blacks of other tree trunks. Absolutely stunning! 1-gallon container. Z 4-7 | full sun/part shade | H: 50’, W: 35’-40’

49192 $47.95 ea | 2 for $43.95 ea

Fagus sylvatica 'Klein's Copper' �New

es, g

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. Slow-growing 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'

48563 $47.95 ea

2 for $43.95 ea

�New

1-800-845-1124

WG S11.014-015.indd 15

Fagus sylvatica purpurea (pictured) Fagus 'Klein's Copper' (insert)

Fagus ‘Purpurea Tricolor’

Ornamental Trees | 15

12/14/10 4:17:19 PM

Lag Aesculus parviflora Habit (Bloom detail on right)

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 1-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' 46538 1-gallon container.

$29.95 ea | 2 for $26.95 ea 48577

1-quart container.

$19.95 ea | 3 for $16.95 ea

Hamamelis virginiana 'Harvest Moon' �New 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 foliage drops. Quite vigorous, this shrub boasts an attractive vase-shaped habit. 30-inch Bareroot. Z 3-8 | mid/late autumn | sun/part shade H: 15-18', W: 10-12'

Hamamelis 'Harvest Moon'

48548

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 long-blooming cultivar is a classic. Spidery citronyellow 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. 24-inch Bareroot.

Fro crap mo bro exfo dra

Z 5-8| early/late winter | sun/part shade | H: 10-12', W: 8-10' 48546

$44.95 ea | 2 for $42.95 ea

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' 48499

$49.95 ea | 2 for $44.95 ea

PP# it is flow hel ma tran

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. Bareroot.

(Sy sit As wh late clim

Z 5-8 | late winter/early spring | sun/part shade | H: 14'-20', W: 14'-20' 48636

$49.95 ea | 2 for $44.95 ea

�New

Hamamelis 'Wisley Supreme'

16 | Ornamental Trees

WG S11.016-017.indd 16

$44.95 ea | 2 for $42.95 ea

Hamamelis mollis 'Wisley Supreme' �New

�New

Hamamelis 'Diane'

Hamamelis ‘Arnold Promise’ s ee more onli ne at waysidegardens.com

12/14/10 10:10:23 AM

Lagerstroemia ‘Tuscarora’ Inflorescence (Bark detail immediate right) (Fall foliage far right)

age

Lagerstroemia 'Tuscarora'

Magnolia 'Elizabeth'

From the U. S. National Arboretum comes this exquisite midsummer-blooming crape myrtle. Subtly shaded in pink and coral, its dense corsages bloom for 2 months! The rich, lacquered-green foliage turns orange-red in autumn. With a broad vase-shaped habit, statuesque 3-year height of 16 to 20 feet, and attractive exfoliating bark year-round, this is a plant for all seasons. Mildew-resistant; welldrained soil. 1-gallon container. Cannot ship to AZ.

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, in warmer areas the color is less intense! 1-gallon container.

Z 6-10 | midsummer | full sun | H: 30', W: 30'

Z 5-9 | Early Spring/Mid Spring | Full Sun/Part Shade | H: 20’-30’, W: 8’-10’

47166

$22.95 ea | 3 for $19.95 ea

48564

$55.95 ea | 2 for $50.95 ea

Magnolia x 'Butterflies'

nch

nd s,

PP#7,456. Considered one of the finest of all yellow flowered Magnolias, it is certain to become a classic! Abundant 4- to 5-inch, rich yellow double flowers — which appear before the foliage — each with 10 to 15 petals, are held upright like butterflies alighting on branches. Pollution tolerant, they make superb specimens, even in the urban landscape. As containerized plants, transplant shock from root disturbance is minimized. 1-gallon container. Z 4-9 | Mid Spring/Late Spring | Part Shade | H: 25’-35’, W: 15’ 49509

$53.95 ea | 2 for $48.95 ea

Magnolia 'Shirazz' �New (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.

Magnolia ‘Elizabeth’

Z 6-9 | spring | sun | H: 15-18', W: 12' 48813

$53.95 ea | 2 for $48.95 ea

Magnolia x ‘Butterflies’

1-800-845-1124

WG S11.016-017.indd 17

�New

Magnolia ‘Shirazz’

Ornamental Trees | 17

12/14/10 10:10:45 AM

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.

Thi cro foli Val pat exq

Thuja 'Green Giant' 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. 6-inch deep pot.

Thuja ‘Green Giant’

Z 5-9 | full sun/part shade | H: 30-50', W: 10-12'

33468 $19.95 ea | 3 for $16.95 ea

A fascinating evergreen conifer with soft new spring foliage of light yellow, maturing to deep gold with silvery-green undersides. This slow-growing tree is prostrate when young, eventually developing a strong central leader and, with support, becoming pyramidal. In late summer, large purple cones emerge near the top whorl of branches, remaining on the tree through late winter. At maturity this Golden Korean Fir may reach 20 feet tall but still no more than 5 feet wide. Best color is in full sun, but protect from scorching in warm climates. 1-gallon container.

�New

Sel blu full int sea and the

Pic

Abies koreana 'Aurea' �New

Chamaecyparis obtusa ‘Just Dandy’

Z 4-8 | sun/part shade | H: 6', W: 2-3'

Sele one form ma acc the hum

Tsu

47773 $63.95 ea | 2 for $57.95 ea

Chamaecyparis obtusa 'Just Dandy' �New Fine-textured foliage of dark green arises in compact sprays on this dense, rounded, relatively fast-growing 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. 4-inch pot.

Bir "we casc terr 1-g

Z 5-7| sun/part shade | H: 3-5', W: 3-5'

48603 $21.95 ea | 3 for $18.95 ea

Abies koreana ‘Aurea’

�New

Chamaecyparis ‘Whtie Pygmy’

�New

Chamaecyparis pisifera 'White Pygmy' �New Soft, feathery new growth of creamy white gives this rounded dwarf a velvety texture and irresistible appeal! Globe-shaped and slow-growing, this selection of Sawara Cypress matures to graygreen, keeping its tight habit best in full sun. Expect a growth rate of about 2 inches a year in consistently moist, well-drained soil, and protect from scorch where summers are hot. Ideal for containers, rock gardens, and foundation plantings. 4-inch pot. Z 5-8 | sun/part shade | H: 4', W: 4'

48610 $21.95 ea | 3 for $18.95 ea

Pic

Slen fine silv acc resi size

Abies koreana 'Silberlocke' �New (Formerly 'Horstmann's Silberlocke.') An unusual selection of the Korean Fir, with short, strongly recurved needles (almost cupped around each stem) displaying brilliant silvery undersides, for a colorful and startling, bristly effect. Irregularly branched and quite slender, this exceptionally slow-growing cultivar demonstrates excellent heat tolerance, making it a good choice for southern and southwestern gardens. Upright steel-blue cones complete its unique ornamental appeal. 1-gallon container. Z 4-7 | sun | H: 20-30', W: 5'

46509 $63.95 ea | 2 for $57.95 ea

Pic

Au form bec it b dar win con

Abies koreana ‘Silberlocke’

18 | Conifers

WG S11.018-019.indd 18

�New

s ee more onli ne at waysidegardens.com

12/14/10 10:12:01 AM

Chamaecyparis obtusa 'Fernspray Gold'

ed, rse of ten

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. 4-inch pot. Z 4-8 | full sun/part shade | H: 10', W: 5-7'

48598 $21.95 ea | 3 for $18.95 ea

Cedrus deodora 'Karl Fuchs' �New

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 blue tones 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 Z 5-9 | sun/part shade| H: 35', W: 15'

48561 $39.95 ea | 2 for $35.95 ea

Chamaecyparis ‘Fernspray Gold’

Picea glauca Jean's Dilly™

op t no m

Selected by and eventually named in honor of the late Jean Iseli, one of the world's lea ding conifer authorities. Fine symmetrical form and oddly twisted needles of very dark green combine to make Jean's Dilly™ a splendid architectural specimen or landscape accent. Very compact and slower growing than other cultivars of the species, it ultimately reaches 10 feet high. Excellent in hot, humid climates where other conifers may suffer. 4-inch pot.

�New

Cedrus deodora ‘Karl Fuchs’

Z 3-7 | full sun/light shade | H: 3-4', W: 1-2½'

47363 $19.95 ea | 3 for $16.95 ea

Tsuga canadensis 'Jeddeloh'

his A a

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.

Tsuga ‘Jeddeloh’

Z 2-7 | sun | H: 2', W: 3'

47723 $39.95 ea | 2 for $35.95 ea

Internet Exclusive Conifer Collections Economical Conifer Collections are just a click away.

waysidegardens.com/collections

Picea omorika 'Bruns' �New

Picea glauca Jean's Dilly™

Slender, upright, and very uniform, this Serbian Spruce makes a fine specimen in smaller gardens. The dark blue-green needles sport silvery-white undersides for a two-tone effect. Ideal as a screen or accent in any deep, enriched soil with good drainage, this deerresistant 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'

48569 $47.95 ea | 2 for $43.95 ea

ite

Picea abies 'Pendula' �New 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 Asian-themed gardens, small spaces, and containers. Very slow-growing. 1-gallon container Z 3-7 | sun | H: 5-6', W: 8-10'

46505 $47.95 ea | 2 for $43.95 ea �New

1-800-845-1124

WG S11.018-019.indd 19

Picea omorika ‘Bruns’

�New

Picea abies ‘Pendula’

Conifers | 19

12/14/10 10:12:26 AM

As bra 5- t bar dro cho

Tsu

�New

Chamaecyparis obtusa ‘Sunny Swirl’

An Am foli valu as f pro

Cedrus ‘Prostrate Beauty’

�New

Picea omorika 'Pendula Bruns' �New An unforgettable specimen planting, this extremely narrow, spire-like Weeping Serbian Spruce offers fine-textured 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"

48593 $57.95 ea | 2 for $52.95 ea

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. 4-inch pot.

�New

Pinus mugo ‘Slowmound’

�New

An intr at t a ri an foli wh leas

Chamaecyparis obtusa 'Sunny Swirl' �New

Picea omorika ‘Pendula Bruns’

Pic

Z 5-7 | sun/part shade |H: 6-8', W: 2-3'

48607 $21.95 ea | 3 for $18.95 ea

Cedrus deodara 'Prostrate Beauty' �New 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 plat as it ages) with a lovely blue-green color, especially bright with new foliage in spring. Found in 1979 at Iseli Nursery. 4-inch pot. Z 7-9 | full sun | H: 1-2', W: 6-8'

Jun

Co con disc lead grea in t in a An

Pic

46525 $21.95 ea | 3 for $18.95 ea

Pinus mugo 'Slowmound' �New 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. 4-inch pot. Cannot ship to CA. Z 2-7 | sun/part shade | H: 1-3', W: 1-3'

Ac a ce dro dar bra feet

Pic

47336 $21.95 ea | 3 for $18.95 ea

PP#16,094. A new sport of our bestselling Thuja 'Green Giant,' 'Steeplechase' has a far more dense, full habit, with foliage far more feathery and finely cut, and a tip that emerges fully leafed out instead of shooting up a bare stem to fill in over time! 'Steeplechase' has a more narrow, well-branched, attractive habit that affords more privacy in less space than ever before! Exhibits good deer resistance. Limited Quantities Available. 1-gallon container

The slow just crea bar but a sp tole 3 to

Z 5-9 | full sun/part shade | H: 40', W: 8'

47064 $27.95 ea | 2 for $25.95 ea

Thuja 'Steeplechase'

Thuja ‘Steeplechase’

20 | Conifers

WG S11.020-021.indd 20

s ee more onli ne at waysidegardens.com

12/14/10 10:13:08 AM

Abies numidica �New A striking specimen, the Algerian Fir offers horizontally-held branches set with flattish dark green needles and upright, slender 5- to 7-inch green cones tinged with purple. The smooth gray bark becomes fissured, scaly, and brown with maturity. Very drought- tolerant and amenable to pruning, it is rare and very choice. 1-gallon container Z 6-8 | sun/part shade | H: 25-30', W: 12-15'

48590 $63.95 ea | 2 for $57.95 ea

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. 4-inch pot.

Tsuga canadensis ‘Cole's Prostrate’

Cannot ship to NH and VT.

Z 4-7 | part/full shade | H: 1', W: 2-4'

48600 $21.95 ea | 3 for $18.95 ea

Picea abies 'Acrocona' �New

ifer

nd as

An exceptional slow-growing Norway Spruce, this Swedish introduction greets spring with large ruby-red cones held upright at the tips of its branches. By summer the cones have matured to a rich shade of tan, and point downward from the branches — an entirely different look from the previous season! Dark green foliage completes the show on this upright to spreading conifer, which demonstrates excellent drought tolerance and is hardy to at least -35° F. 1-gallon container Z 3-7 | sun | H: 5-10', W: 5-10'

48565 $47.95 ea | 2 for $43.95 ea

�New

Abies numidica

Juniperus horizontalis 'Mother Lode'

�New

Compact and prostrate with rich gold coloration, it is key in any conifer planting, an makes an exceptional specimen. Originally discovered and propagated by the late Jean Iseli, one of the world's leading conifer experts (who considered this plant to be one of his greatest discoveries), 'Mother Lode' is bright and cheerful, especially in the winter landscape when it assumes a yellow-bronze hue. Grow in a well-drained soil situated in a sunny or slightly shaded location. An original Wayside Gardens introduction. 4-inch pot.

Picea abies ‘Acrocona’

Cannot ship to CA, OR, WA and ID. Z 6-9 | sun | H: 3', W: 3'

48597 $22.95 ea | 3 for $19.95 ea

Picea abies 'Cupressina' �New

lly

s, by

A columnar selection of Norway Spruce discovered in Germany nearly a century ago, 'Cupressina' is valued for its dense habit, quick growth, drought tolerance, and ability to bear heavy loads of snow. The 1-inch dark green needles are curved and quite attractive on closely-set branches. Unpalatable to deer, at maturity this tree can reach 30 to 40 feet high but no more than 10 feet wide. 1-gallon container

Juniperus horizontalis ‘Mother Lode’

Z 2-7 | sun | H: 18-20', W: 5-6'

48568 $47.95 ea | 2 for $43.95 ea

Picea omorika 'Nana' �New

fill it

The dwarf Serbian Spruce is a broadly conical to rounded tree, slow-growing and very densely branched. Its stiff needles are just /8-inch long, dark green above 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. Excellent as a specimen in garden or container, it demonstrates better tolerance of heat and humidity than the species. Expect about 3 to 6 inches of growth annually. 1-gallon container Z 4-7 | sun/part shade | H: 4-8', W: 4-8'

48570 $47.95 ea | 2 for $43.95 ea �New

1-800-845-1124

WG S11.020-021.indd 21

Picea abies ‘Cupressina’

�New

Picea omorika ‘Nana’

Conifers | 21

12/14/10 10:13:18 AM

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.

Sw blo blo clim bri and 5 fe

Rhododendron (Azalea) 'Hilda Niblett' A truly beautiful and unique plant, low growing, vigorous and precocious to bloom. The unique turtle-shaped habit of this plant makes it one of the most exciting of the Robin Hill Azaleas. Rarely more than 2 foot tall, its growth is vigorous but disciplined, requiring no pruning to retain its symmetrical shape. An opulent, very late season bloomer, with soft pink 4-inch flowers heavily marked with deeper rose pink and white. Small, bright green leaves give year-round appeal. Invaluable as a ground cover, for restricted-space garden or patio planters, and for bonsai training. Truly choice! 1-gallon container. Cannot ship to WA. Z 5-8 | late spring/summer | shade | H: 1', W: 3-4'

46565 $19.95 ea | 3 for $16.95 ea

Bre flor blo sum An to g

Rhododendron (Azalea) 'Elsie Lee' �New 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, wellbranched habit. Bred by master hybridizer Tony Shammarello in Cleveland, Ohio, it is hardy to - 15 degrees F. 'Elsie Lee' displays a grandeur equaled by very few others, rewarding the gardener not only with lavish blooms but also with bold yellow, orange, and red fall foliage. 1-gallon container.

Rhododendron (Azalea) ‘Hilda Niblett’

Z 5-9 | spring | sun/part shade | H: 30”, W: 36”

47113 $24.95 ea | 2 for $22.95 ea

AR Big bot Refoli pes Ge

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”

48541 $27.95 ea | 2 for $25.95 ea

Rhododendron (Azalea) 'Northern Hi-Lights' �New'

Hardy as far North as Minnesota! A deciduous Azalea with sweetly fragrant butter-and-sugar 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 degrees 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-gallon container.

Rhododendron (Azalea) 'Elsie Lee'

�New

Z 4-7 |late spring| sun/part shade | H: 4-5', W: 5'

48537 $24.95 ea | 2 for $22.95 ea

Av Aza to n the the the spr nat thi 1-g

Ac ma Res dec The

Few spr gre bla ora bra and Vit the gain

Rhododendron (Azalea) 'My Mary'

22 | Ornamental Shrubs

WG S11.022-023.indd 22

�New

Rhododendron (Azalea) 'Northern Hi-Lights' s ee more onli ne at waysidegardens.com

12/14/10 10:13:53 AM

Rhododendron 'Weston's Lollipop'

an s-

Sweetly scented and richly colored, this deciduous Azalea offers pink blooms with a yellow flare many weeks after most others have already bloomed and passed. Flowering well into summer even in warm climates, it is also quite cold-hardy, thriving to -25 degrees F. Autumn brings bright orange and red tones to the foliage. Very mildew-resistant and impervious to most pests, it is a multi season performer. 3 feet high, 5 feet wide. Zones 4-9. 1-gallon container. Z 4-9 | early summer | full sun/part shade | H: 5’, W: 36”

41840 $24.95 ea | 2 for $22.95 ea

Rhododendron 'Golden Lights'

Bred in Minnesota for cold hardiness to -30 degrees F, this highly floriferous shrub is covered in huge clusters of 1-inch golden-orange blooms in late spring, extending Azalea season by several weeks. In summer it is exceptionally mildew resistant, even in very humid climates. And in fall its dense foliage turns all shades of bronzy-red! Vigorous, easy to grow, and beautiful! 1-gallon container.

Rhododendron (Azalea) ‘Weston’s Lollipop’

Z 4-9 | late spring | full sun/part shade | H: 5’, W: 5’-6’

�New

Berberis Golden Torch®

�New

Rhododendron (Azalea) 'Camilla's Blush'

49779 $24.95 ea | 2 for $22.95 ea

Rhododendron (Azalea) 'Abbey's Re-View' �New A Reblooming 'P.J.M.'! Big trusses of bright lavender-pink 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. Developed by Roger Flotta of Georgia. 1-gallon container. Cannot ship to WA. Z 5-9 |early spring/early fall | sun/part shade | H: 6-8', W: 6-8'

48547 $24.95 ea | 2 for $22.95 ea

y ss

was

Rhododendron (Azalea) 'Camilla's Blush' �New

Rhododendron (Azalea) ‘Golden Lights’

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, this deciduous shrub is ideal as a hedge or in the border. 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

Berberis thunbergii Golden Torch® �New A charming dwarf conifer 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. 4-inch pot. Cannot ship to NH.

�New

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

Z 3-8 | early/mid spring | sun/part shade | H: 3-5', W: 5-6'

48594 $18.95 ea | 3 for $16.95 ea

Aronia melanocarpa 'Viking' �New Few shrubs compare to this Black Chokeberry for multiseason appeal. In spring, fragrant white blooms arise in clusters. In summer, the glossy dark green foliage clothes the shrub beautifully. In autumn, grape-like ¾-inch black fruit dots the branches, while the foliage turns brilliant shades of orange, scarlet, and carmine. In winter, the fruit persists on the bare branches, attracting songbirds. Self-fertile, this shrub needs no pruning and is quite drought tolerant once established. The delicious fruit is high in Vitamin C and may be eaten fresh, stewed, juiced, or dried. A selection of the native American species, developed in Europe for orchard use but rapidly gaining acclaim as a choice ornamental. 1-gallon container. Z 3-8 |early/mid-spring | sun/part shade | H: 3-5', W: 5-6'

48613 $19.95 ea | 3 for $16.95 ea �New

1-800-845-1124

WG S11.022-023.indd 23

Aronia 'Viking'

Ornamental Shrubs | 23

12/14/10 10:14:02 AM

Buddleia

Fragrant, Carefree Color for Any Sunny Garden Spot 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 davidii 'Black Knight' Rated by the Arnold Arboretum as the best Buddleia of all! An extra heavy producer, its blue-black flowers are particularly striking on bright days when the sun illuminates them with unique jewel-like tone. One of the hardiest cultivars in this group. 1-gallon container. Cannot ship to OR. Z 5-9 | early summer/late summer | full sun | H: 6’-8’, W: 6’-8’

43664 $24.95 ea | 2 for $22.95 ea

As sha stre bre 6-fo find abo

Am the clas wit gro wit rich pes not col Mi

Buddleia ‘Black Knight’

Buddleia Flutterby Petite™ Snow White �New PPAF. (cv. 'Podaras #15.') The first-ever series of spreading groundcover Buddleia, Flutterby Petite™ offers an extraordinary new look for this easy-care favorite. Spires of pure white blooms appear continuously over two long, lovely seasons, standing upright among handsome gray foliage. Sweetly fragrant, the flowers attract butterflies, bees, and hummingbirds, while this quick-growing plant tolerates heat, humidity, and drought. An excellent groundcover among traditional upright B. davidii cultivars. 1-gallon container. Cannot ship to OR. Z 5-9 |early summer/late fall | sun | H: 12-24", W: 24-30"

48635 $24.95 ea | 2 for $22.95 ea

Internet Exclusive Buddleia Collections

The Box ligh the it to form the reco den

Our best Buddleia Collections are just a click away.

waysidegardens.com/collections

Buddleia 'Attraction' Buddleia Snow White

�New

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'

Thi stri rest but foli frag Pru Pla fro

47820L $16.95 ea | 3 for $14.95 ea

Buddleia 'Pink Delight' First Class Certificate winner at the Boskoop Trails 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. Cannot ship to OR. Z 5-9 | early summer/late summer | sun | H: 6’-8’, W: 6’-8’

46602 $24.95 ea | 2 for $22.95 ea

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. Cannot ship to OR. Z 5-9 | sun | H: 4', W: 2-3'

Ca 'Lo

Thi sele hea into attr or a a lo apa par

Z5 H: 1

48627 $24.95 ea | 2 for $22.95 ea

Buddleia ‘Pink Delight’

24 | Ornamental Shrubs

WG S11.024-025.indd 24

Buddleia ‘Nanho Blue’ s ee more onli ne at waysidegardens.com

12/14/10 10:14:42 AM

Chaenomeles speciosa 'Toyo Nishiki'

asts g y h

A striking and unusual coloration, with varying shades from white through pink, red blends and streaks all borne at the same time. Cut branches make breathtaking arrangements, and the upright, 4- to 6-foot shrub is magnificent in full bloom. A hard-tofind vision of loveliness, it spreads 4 to 6 feet wide in about 5 years. Cannot ship to AZ, CA, OR or WA. 1-gallon container. Z 4-8| early/mid-spring | sun | H: 4-6', W: 4-6'

46678 $24.95 ea | 2 for $22.95 ea

Buxus sempervirens 'Vardar Valley' �New 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 shallow-rooted 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

Chaenomeles 'Toyo Nishiki'

Z 5-8 | sun/part shade | H: 4-5', W: 2-3'

48606 $21.95 ea | 3 for $18.95 ea

Buxus microphylla 'Wintergreen'

es,

rs.

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

�New

Buxus ‘Vardar Valley’

Z 4-8| sun/shade | H: 3-4', W: 3-4'

41850 $18.95 ea | 3 for $16.95 ea

Buxus sempervirens 'Graham Blandy'

l o

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 gray-green 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 well-drained location protected from strong winds. 4-inch pot.

Buxus ‘Wintergreen’

Buxus ‘Graham Blandy’

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

48596 $24.95 ea | 2 for $22.95 ea

n is

ere

Caryopteris x clandonensis 'Longwood Blue' This superior clone of the Blue Mist Shrub was selected at Longwood Gardens for its upright growth, heavy production of sky-blue blooms from summer into fall (even on young plants), silvery foliage, and attractiveness to butterflies. It is superb in the border or as a low formal hedge, and the cutflowers make a long-lasting indoor show. Space plants 2 to 3 feet apart in well-drained soil in full sun in the North or partial shade in the South. 6-inch deep pot. Z 5-9 | mid-summer/mid fall | sun/part shade H: 18-24”, W: 24”

46425 $12.95 ea | 3 for $11.95 ea

Caryopteris 'Longwood Blue'

1-800-845-1124

WG S11.024-025.indd 25

Ornamental Shrubs | 25

12/14/10 10:49:21 AM

Cornus sanguinea 'Winter Beauty'

Cy Wa

Top award winner at the Boskoop, Holland Plantarium. Spectacular winter interest from up-sweeping stems that are brilliant yellow at the base, and fiery red at the tips, combines the best of yellowand red-twig Dogwoods into one plant. And unlike any other C. sanguinea, leaves provide consistently outstanding fall color, a blaze of orange-yellow. Plant in an open sunny location and in welldrained soil. Reaches 5 feet, but smaller and more colorful when cut back hard each spring.1-gallon container.

Gra han inf ove com gro and no

Cannot ship to FL.

Z 4-7 | sun | H: 5-6', W: 5-6'

Cornus 'Winter Beauty'

47562 $19.95 ea | 3 for $16.95 ea

Corylus avellana 'Contorta' — Harry Lauder's Walking Stick Corylus 'Contorta'

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 oldtime Scots comedian, Harry Lauder. Plant it where you can enjoy it 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.

49108 $18.95 ea | 3 for $16.95 ea

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. Of 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'

49024 $21.95 ea | 3 for $18.95 ea

Cotinus coggygria Golden Spirit™ PP#13,082. The first golden-leafed Smoke Bush, it prefers poor, dry, rocky soil! Smoky pink blooms on long 8to 10-inch stems top the foliage in late spring and early summer, but the real show is in fall, when the entire shrub blazes coral, orange, and red! Tolerant of heat, humidity, and drought, it reaches 6 to 8 feet tall, 5 feet wide, or may be pruned smaller. 1-gallon container. Z 5-8 | late spring | sun/part shade H: 6-8', W: 5'

WG S11.026-027.indd 26

Sele mu fall frag all s in t

Z 5-9 | early/late summer | sun/part shade | H: 15’-20’, W: 15’-20’

Cotinus x 'Grace'

26 | Ornamental Shrubs

A brilliantly colored hybrid of C. obovatus x C. coggygria, this British introduction boasts foliage that emerges light red in spring, turns deeper purplish-red for summer, and then blazes scarlet, orange, and gold in autumn. Spectacular purplish-pink bloom panicles up to 14 inches high and 12 inches wide add to the display over a long summer season. Truly a multi-season shrub, ‘Grace’ offers disease-free growth, excellent drought tolerance, and greater adaptability to a wide range of soils and conditions than older Smokebush varieties. Best flowering and tightest habit in full sun. Can be kept smaller by pruning in late winter. 1-quart container.

48562 $39.95 ea | 2 for $35.95 ea

Cotinus ‘Royal Purple’

Av itse flow blo sev add afte for gra at t can dro one 1-g

Z 3-8 | Full Sun/Part Shade | H: 8’-10’, W: 7’-9’

Cotinus ‘Grace’

You for bou wh as t pla pin red of g per col sca

Z5 H: 2

Un end ima red con to b the All

48620 $27.95 ea

2 for $25.95 ea

s ee more onli ne at waysidegardens.com

Cotinus Golden Spirit™

12/16/10 11:49:22 AM

Cytisus x praecox 'Hollandia' — Warminster Broom

ter are ed wnt.

g nt er d

ost

e d

s. r.

Gracefully arching branches bear richly fragrant, handsome pea-like blooms of deep salmon-pink infused with yellow. Superb for cutting, they arise over a long season and hold well in the vase. This compact, rounded to open-form woody shrub grows quickly and easily, withstanding drought and dry soils. Evergreen in mild climates, it needs no pruning. 1-gallon container. Z 5-9 |late spring/early summer| sun | H: 4-5', W: 4-6'

48629 $19.95 ea | 3 for $16.95 ea

Clethra alnifolia ' Ruby Spice'

Cytisus ‘Hollandia’

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

Deutzia gracilis 'Nikko' A very easy little shrub to grow, which transforms itself in spring, setting dozens of long, arching flowerstems set with 4-inch clusters of white blooms from base to tip. The blooms last for several weeks, releasing a subtle sweet scent that adds to their frothy appeal. Cut the stems back after flowering and your maintenance is finished for the year! Compact enough for containers, D. gracilis is also a nice choice along pathways and at the front of the shrub border, where its blooms can spill out freely. Tolerant of poor soil and of drought (once established), this Japanese native is one of the simplest and most rewarding of shrubs. 1-gallon container.

Deutzia 'Nikko'

Clethra 'Ruby Spice'

Z 4-8 | mid-spring | sun/part shade | H: 3', W: 3'

48615 $19.95 ea | 3 for $16.95 ea

Cotoneaster apiculata

r d in eal

un.

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.

Cotoneaster apiculata

Z 5-8 | late summer/mid winter | sun/part shade H: 24-36", W: 3'-6'

cky ate al b nt

41802 $19.95 ea | 3 for $16.95 ea

Calycanthus floridus 'Michael Lindsay' Until you have grown this compact, dense, endlessly beautiful rounded shrub, it's hard to imagine the impact of the sweetly-scented deep red blooms and large, glossy foliage. The show continues from early through midsummer, only to be followed in fall by radiant yellow foliage. If there is a more attractive or dependable Carolina Allspice, we have yet to see it! 1-gallon container. Z 4-9 | early summer | sun/part shade | H: 6'-8', W: 6'-8'

46621 $27.95 ea | 2 for $25.95 ea

Calycanthus 'Michael Lindsay'

1-800-845-1124

WG S11.026-027.indd 27

Ornamental Shrubs | 27

12/14/10 10:50:15 AM

Enkianthus ‘Showy Lantern’

�New

Enkianthus campanulatus 'Showy Lantern' �New 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 slowgrowing 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'

48452 $16.95 ea | 3 for $14.95 ea

Daphne ‘Zuiko Nishiki’

�New

Daphne odora 'Zuiko Nishiki' �New Marvelously fragrant pink and white blooms open in clusters from dark rosy-pink buds on this Japanese selection of Winter Daphne. Banked by glossy dark green foliage that remains 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'

Daphne x transatlantica 'Summer Ice' �New One of the easiest Daphne cultivars to grow, ‘Summer Ice’ is also among the most beautiful, with slender gray-green foliage edged in creamy white and clusters of starry white to blush-pink blooms, most heavily in spring but continuing intermittently through summer and fall. A slow grower that appreciates breathing room in the garden, this rounded, wellbranched shrub is both drought-tolerant and deer-resistant. Its fragrance is indescribably sweet. 1-quart container. Z 6-9 | mid spring/mid fall | full sun | H: 36”, W: 36”

48451 $22.95 ea | 3 for $19.95 ea

An intoxicating fragrant “must-have” shrub for your partly-shaded garden – not to mention your vases! Often as early as Christmas, its leafless branches are covered with sweet-scented golden blossoms in 1½- to 2-inch clusters that continue for about two month. Long soft leaves, blue-green on top, silver underneath, turn bright yellow in fall. This should be in every southern garden. 1-gallon container. Z 7-9 | mid/late winter | part shade | H: 18’, W: 8’

Edgeworthia chrysantha 'Red Dragon' �New Rare and very choice, this Japanese cultivar offers fragrant, brilliant orangered 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 slowgrowing 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, well-drained soil. specimen or border subject, it is rare and very choice. 1-quart container. Limited Quantities Available.

Edgeworthia chrysantha

28 | Ornamental Shrubs

WG S11.028-029.indd 28

Fro like 'Mo gar as p pla is o ma

1-q

Fire boa as i bot

Fo Ha

47757 $34.95 ea | 2 for $31.95 ea

Edgeworthia �New ‘Red Dragon’

Edgeworthia chrysantha

�New

The lon leaf gre wit can 1-g

48251 $36.95 ea | 2 for $33.95 ea

Daphne ‘Summer Ice’

Am com 'Ne bri alo Mo is b sur effo foli bur by Nu 1-g

Z 7-9 | sun/part shade | early spring H: 5-6', W: 5-6'

Z3 H: 5

48453 $42.95 ea

2 for $38.95 ea

s ee more onli ne at waysidegardens.com

12/14/10 10:51:27 AM

Forsythia 'Kumson'

�New

Forsythia viridissima var. koreana 'Kumson' �New The extraordinary foliage keeps this Korean Forsythia beautiful long past its early-spring season of bloom! When young, each leaf is etched along the veins with silvery-yellow, becoming solid green with maturity. Primrose-yellow blooms begin the season with soft, profuse beauty. Among the showiest of shrubs you can find for full sun or partial shade, 'Kumson' is a standout. 1-gallon container. Z 4-9 | early spring | full sun/part shade | H: 48", W: 5'

Fothergilla ‘Mount Airy'

48616 $19.95 ea | 3 for $16.95 ea

Fothergilla x hybrida 'Mount Airy'

Gaultheria procumbens

From its wonderfully fragrant "bottle-brush" like spring blooms to its neon-bright fall foliage, 'Mount Airy' is a delightful shrub that keeps your 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!

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-gallon container.

1-quart container.

Z 5-9 | early spring | sun | H: 4-5', W: 3-4'

Z 3-5 | late spring/late summer | part shade/shade H: 6", W: 36"

48585 $18.95 ea | 3 for $16.95 ea

46863 $24.95 ea | 2 for $22.95 ea

Fall Color

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"

46848 $24.95 ea | 2 for $22.95 ea

Gaultheria procumbens

Forsythia x 'New Hampshire Gold' �New

ng.

art le.

Among the most cold-hardy and compact of Forsythia cultivars, 'New Hampshire Gold' sports bright yellow blooms closely set along slightly drooping branches. Mounded and dense, this shrub is bud-hardy to -35 degrees F, surviving harsh winter winds effortlessly. The bright green foliage turns deep maroon and burgundy in autumn. Selected by Paul Joly of Windsor Road Nursery, New Hampshire. 1-gallon container. Z 3-8 | late winter/early spring |sun H: 5', W: 5'

48617 $19.95 ea

3 for $16.95 ea

1-800-845-1124

WG S11.028-029.indd 29

�New

Forsythia 'New Hampshire Gold'

Fothergilla ‘Blue Mist’

Ornamental Shrubs | 29

12/14/10 10:51:41 AM

On suc of a dar rain ant exf Hig

Hibiscus Blue Satin™

PP ton wh the upr blo unt wea tem

Hibiscus ‘Diana’

Hibiscus syriacus Blue Satin™

Hibiscus syriacus 'Diana'

PP#12,680. Blue used to be a difficult color to find in the late-season garden, but with the arrival of Blue Satin®, you will be aglow in rich, royal blooms for months on end! This vigorous, bloom-happy shrub not only gives you plenty of flowers, but boasts the most beautiful coloring in the Hibiscus world, and just doesn't know when to quit. Find a place in your sunny garden for Blue Satin®, because a performance like this is just too good to miss! 1-gallon container. Cannot ship to AZ.

Undoubtedly the best white Rose of Sharon. Huge waxy flowers, a full 6 inches across, will shine in your evening garden. This beautiful plant is immune to air pollution. The erect habit boasts glossy green foliage. Diana works extremely well as a screen, specimen, or for espaliering. Blooming generously after other shrubs have stopped, these stately deciduous plants are so beautiful its easy to forget their tough, carefree nature. A U.S. National Arboretum introduction with flowers that drop off neatly and don't set seed thus eliminating unwanted seedlings. To increase bloom and to shape, prune to 2 buds per branch when dormant. Be sure to protect young plants over winter. 1-gallon container. Cannot ship to AZ.

Z 5-9 | mid-summer/fall | light shade/full sun | H: 8-12', W: 4-6'

48604 $29.95 ea | 2 for $26.95 ea

Z 5-9 | mid-summer/fall | full sun | H: 8', W: 4-5'

Ide sele foli foli the lov

46934 $19.95 ea | 3 for $16.95 ea

Hy Hibiscus syriacus 'Aphrodite' 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. Cannot ship to AZ.

PP eve eve col it i leav wit

Z 5-9 | late summer/early fall | full sun | H: 6-8', W: 4-5'

46931 $19.95 ea | 3 for $16.95 ea

Hibiscus syriacus 'Red Heart' Hibiscus ‘Aphrodite’

Hibiscus ‘Red Heart’

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. Cannot ship to AZ. Z 5-8 | early/late summer | sun/part shade | H: 8', W: 5'

48611 $19.95 ea | 3 for $16.95 ea

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. 1-quart container.

PP am of s all t the cea rem of e of t like kee atta 1-g

Z4 sun

Z 3-9 | summer | part shade | H: 4-5’, W: 3-5’

Hydrangea ‘Annabelle’

30 | Ornamental Shrubs

WG S11.030-031.indd 30

48581 $18.95 ea | 3 for $16.95 ea

s ee more onli ne at waysidegardens.com

12/16/10 11:57:56 AM

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. 4-inch pot. Z 5-9 | midsummer/early fall | full sun/shade | H: 6’-8’, W: 10’-12’

46945 $17.95 ea | 3 for $15.95 ea

Hydrangea paniculata Pinky Winky™

PP#16,166. A exceptional new cold-hardy Hydrangea bearing whopping twotoned 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. 1-gallon container. Z 3-8 | mid-summer/mid-fall | full sun/part shade | H: 6-8’, W: 6-8’

Hydrangea ‘Snow Queen’

48605 $32.95 ea | 2 for $29.95 ea

Hydrangea quercifolia 'Sikes' Dwarf'

ll s eir

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. 1-quart container. Z 5-9 | mid-/late summer | sun/part shade | H: 3-4', W: 3-4'

48587 $18.95 ea | 3 for $16.95 ea

Hydrangea quercifolia 'Little Honey'

nch

r g! ew

PP#15,477. The yellow-leafed dwarf sport of H. 'Pee Wee' is attractive 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! 6- to 8-inch bloom trusses of snowy white festoon it in midsummer, and with the first fall chill, the leaves turn vivid scarlet! Nice in combination with blue-leaved Hostas! 4-inch pot.

Hydrangea Pinky Winky™

Z 5-9 | mid summer | full sun/part shade | H: 4', W: 5-6'

41839 $18.95 ea | 3 for $16.95 ea

Hydrangea paniculata Limelight®

d er

PP#12,874. This magnificent Hydrangea is so amazing that it might as well be a whole new type of shrub! Exhibits excellent cold-hardiness — 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. 1-gallon container.

Hydrangea 'Sikes' Dwarf'

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

47995 $34.95 ea

2 for $31.95 ea

rly d

Hydrangea ‘Little Honey’

1-800-845-1124

WG S11.030-031.indd 31

Hydrangea Limelight®

Ornamental Shrubs | 31

12/16/10 1:58:38 PM

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. Limited Quantities Available.

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

PP# har bur dot leav

48545 $29.95 ea | 2 for $26.95 ea

Hydrangea Endless Summer™

Hydrangea macrophylla 'Blushing Bride' �New

Hydrangea 'Blushing Bride'

�New

Quicker to Rebloom and More Colorful than Endless Summer®! 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. Limited Quantities Available.

The sen con Am by exc

Z 4-9 | early summer/early fall | part shade | H: 3-6', W: 3-6'

48549 $33.95 ea | 2 for $30.95 ea

Hydrangea macrophylla Twist-n-Shout® �New 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. Limited Quantities Available. Z 4-9 | early summer/early fall | part shade | H: 3-5', W: 3-5'

48869 $33.95 ea | 2 for $30.95 ea

Itea 'Henry’s Garnet'

On for from edg spri

Z4 H: 3

Hydrangea paniculata Quick Fire™ Hydrangea Quick Fire™

The hug Thi trea

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'

40256 $34.95 ea | 2 for $31.95 ea

Itea virginica 'Henry's Garnet' Looking at this native shrub in spring or summer, you may admire its sweet fragrance and lovely cascading blooms, but you might wonder why it has "garnet" in its name. Not until autumn arrives and every leaf turns a sizzling rosy-pink to red will you realize that until now, it's actually been "offseason"! The show continues in winter with handsome purple-red stems. Discovered on the campus of Swarthmore College, Pennsylvania. 1-gallon container. Z 5-9 | late spring/early summer | full sun/part shade | H: 4-6', W: 4'

48628 $22.95 ea | 3 for $19.95 ea

Wa PP# tex all are Na stra clu wh shr or b

WA OH

Hydrangea Twist-n-Shout

32 | Ornamental Shrubs

WG S11.032-033.indd 32

�New

s ee more onli ne at waysidegardens.com

12/14/10 10:56:39 AM

Physocarpus Diabolo®

Physocarpus opulifolius Diabolo® 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. Z 2-7 | late spring| sun/part shade | H: 6-8', W: 4-6'

Kalmia ‘Olympic Fire’

48048 $27.95 ea | 2 for $25.95 ea

Kalmia latifolia 'Olympic Fire'

ael ad pth nk ess

The dark red buds of Olympic Fire open to pleasing pink blooms, making a sensational color contrast against the dark, evergreen foliage. The Mountian 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. Hybridized and selected by the late John Eichelser, noted Washington State breeder, this exciting clone has exceptionally glossy leaves and an excellent branching habit. 1-quart container.

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

46601 $17.95 ea | 3 for $15.95 ea

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-as-pie 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. Z 4-8 | late spring/early summer | part shade | H: 48”, W: 36”

48456 $17.95 ea | 3 for $15.95 ea

Kalmia latifolia 'Minuet' One of the most beautiful Mountain Laurels ever, Minuet is a slow-growing dwarf just perfect for small gardens and space-saving 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. It forms a plump, rounded plant, and in late spring is unbelievably floriferous. 1-quart container.

Kalmia ‘Peppermint’

Z 4-9 | late spring | full sun/part shade H: 36”, W: 36”

ub es k

d l

ed er.

46612 $17.95 ea | 3 for $15.95 ea

Mahonia eurybracteata 'Soft Caress' �New 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

WA, IL, IN, IA, KS, MI, MN, MO, MT, NE, ND, OH, PA, SD, WV, WI and WY.

Z 7-9 | mid-fall/mid-winter | part shade | H: 04'”, W: 4'

48539 $28.95 ea | 2 for $26.95 ea �New

1-800-845-1124

WG S11.032-033.indd 33

Mahonia ‘Soft Caress’

Kalmia ‘Minuet’

Ornamental Shrubs | 33

12/14/10 10:57:03 AM

Pieris japonica 'Valley Rose' �New Distinguished by its handsome and quite profuse twotone 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 bronze 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-gallon container. Z 5-7 | early spring |shade | H: 6-8', W: 3-5'

48608 $24.95 ea | 2 for $22.95 ea

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.

Pieris ‘Cavatine’

Z 5-8 | late winter/early spring | part shade | H: 36”, W: 24”

47365 $24.95 ea | 2 for $22.95 ea

Internet Exclusive Shrub Collections Our best Shrub Collections are just a click away.

waysidegardens.com/collections

Pieris japonica 'White Water' �New Pieris ‘Valley Rose’

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 2'-3' x 4' habit keeps this fast-growing evergreen shrub attractive year-round. 1-gallon container.

�New

Z 5-7 | late winter/early |part shade | H: 6-10', W: 6-10'

Corylopsis spicata 'Aurea'

�New

WG S11.034-035.indd 34

Vib red gro 1-g

Corylopsis spicata 'Aurea' �New

34 | Ornamental Shrubs

Pieris japonica 'Flaming Silver'

48253 $28.95 ea | 2 for $26.95 ea

Pieris ‘Flaming Silver’

Tou a lo gen cut and by par to r ton

Z 5-9 | Early Spring | Shade | H: 5’, W: 5’

�New

48206 $24.95 ea | 2 for $22.95 ea

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 foundation, or border plantings. 1-gallon container.

Pieris ‘White Water’

�N

PP# refi Rem spo hot pro

Sim wo dee of t any pro

(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 orange- and 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.

PP# the offe Bre

Z 6-8 | late winter/early spring | part shade | H: 6', W: 6'

48455 $18.95 ea | 3 for $16.95 ea

s ee more onli ne at waysidegardens.com

12/14/10 10:57:44 AM

w at d

�New

ent

Potentilla ‘Red Sunset’

Potentilla Tough, hardy shrubs related to Roses, excellent for a long season of colorful bloom. Attractive foliage is generally fine-textured and light green, with deeplycut, five-lobed leaves. Very easy to grow — long-lived and tolerant of heat and drought, they are left alone by deer. Best in well-drained soil and full sun, although partial shade is tolerated well (and even preferred to reduce fading of flowers with predominantly red tones).

ing e

eps

Potentilla ‘Pink Beauty’

Potentilla fruticosa 'Red Sunset' �New Vibrant single blooms in shades of persimmonred, bright orange, and rich golden cover this groundcover cultivar all season. A classic favorite. 1-gallon container. Z 2-6 | early summer/late fall | sun | H: 16”, W: 32”

48626 $19.95 ea | 3 for $16.95 ea

Potentilla fruticosa 'Pink Beauty'

t o

PP# 9,874. A fast, vigorous grower with unusual color, refined foliage, and very heavy bloom production. Reminiscent of Roses, the semi-double flowers sport an intense shade of pink that does not fade in hot summers. This compact plant is lush and very productive over a long season. 1-gallon container. Z 3-7 | early summer/frost | sun/part shade | H: 2', W: 2½'

Simply the best white Potentilla, 'Abbotswood' won a three-star rating at the Boskoop trails. The deep, bluish-green foliage heightens the intensity of the showy blossoms, which are larger than any other white of spreading habit, and appear profusely over a long period. 1-gallon container. Z 3-8 | late sping/mid-fall | full sun/part shade | H: 3', W: 3'

48624 $19.95 ea | 3 for $16.95 ea

Potentilla fruticosa Red Robin® �New PP#9,321. (cv. 'Hinerob.') An improved descendant of the favorite 'Red Ace,' this low and spreading cultivar offers bright orange-red blooms that resist fading. Bred in Ireland by Laddie deJong. 1-gallon container.

�New

Potentilla ‘Red Robin’

47455 $19.95 ea | 3 for $16.95 ea

Potentilla fruticosa 'Abbotswood'

Potentilla ‘Abbotswood’

Potentilla fruticosa 'Goldfinger' �New Considered by many the best yellow-flowered Shrubby Cinquefoil, 'Goldfinger' regales with large 1¾-inch single blooms over a very long season. Banked by dark green foliage, the blooms attract attention even from a distance. A superior performer in the Midwest. 1-gallon container. Z 2-6 | early summer/late fall | sun H: 3', W: 3'

48625 $19.95 ea

3 for $16.95 ea

Z 2-6 | early summer/late fall | sun | H: 24”, W: 28”

46936 $19.95 ea | 3 for $16.95 ea

1-800-845-1124

WG S11.034-035.indd 35

�New

Potentilla ‘Goldfinger’

Ornamental Shrubs | 35

12/14/10 10:57:52 AM

On yak clus Lig Op per

Rhododendron 'Capistrano'

Rhododendron ‘Temple Belle’

�New

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 pest-resistant constitution. 1-gallon container.

47436 $24.95 ea | 2 for $22.95 ea

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 rosypink. Excellent for the south, it is pest-resistant and easy to care for. 1-gallon container.

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, 2½ 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.

Cannot ship to WA.

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

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

Rhododendron 'Pohjola's Daughter'

Rhododendron 'Rabatz' �New

Rhododendron ‘Yaku Prince’

De fast ope Ful as a pla

Sta

48637 $27.95 ea | 2 for $25.95 ea

48250 $28.95 ea | 2 for $26.95 ea

Z 5-8 | midsummer | sun/part shade | H: 4-5', W: 5-6'

Rhododendron 'Temple Belle' �New

Fro trus in b par tha the afte con

This brilliant red flowered mid to late season blooming evergreen is one of Hans Hachmann's most exciting German introductions. Shorter stamens permit the flowers to open very wide, presenting nearly flat with delicately ruffled edges. Opening from dark red buds in trusses of nearly a dozen, the blooms engulf this rounded, compact shrub. Magnificent! 1-gallon container.

(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 2½- to 3½-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.

Z 6-8 | spring | sun/part shade | H: 3', W: 3'

Z 4-8 | mid spring/late spring | full sun/part shade | H: 3-½’, W: 5'

48494 $28.95 ea | 2 for $26.95 ea

40365 $19.95 ea | 3 for $16.95 ea

Av dis ma cha ove gar

�

Rhododendron ‘Rabatz’

36 | Ornamental Shrubs

WG S11.036-037.indd 36

�New

Rhododendron ‘Pohjola’s Daughter’ s ee more onli ne at waysidegardens.com

12/14/10 10:58:43 AM

�

Rhododendron 'Anna H. Hall' 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'

47495 $28.95 ea | 2 for $26.95 ea

Rhododendron 'Ingrid Mehlquist'

d ely

ion.

From a very young age, this ultra-hardy, compact cultivar offers big blooms in great trusses in May and June! 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. Deep green foliage frames the blooms and adds to the ornamental appeal. 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”

46051 $27.95 ea | 2 for $25.95 ea

Rhododendron 'Anna H. Hall'

Rhododendron 'Solidarity' �New

nch

r R. ner.

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. Cannot ship to WA. Z 5-9 | mid spring | part shade | H: 3', W: 5-6'

47446 $27.95 ea | 2 for $25.95 ea

Stachyurus praecox 'Aureomarginata' �New

ight ith fill bit.

A variegated form of the Japanese species, quite rare in this country, distinguished by foliage that is edged in yellow in spring, gradually maturing to white. An early bloomer, this deciduous shrub offers chartreuse to pale yellow flowers in pendulous chains 2 to 3 inches long over a lengthy season. Remarkable as a specimen or focal point in the garden. 1-gallon container. Z 6-9 | early/late spring | light shade | H: 10-12', W: 8-10'

48254 $34.95 ea | 2 for $31.95 ea

Rhododendron 'Ingrid Mehlquist'

�New

Stachyurus ‘Aureomarginata’ (flowers)

�New

Stachyrus ‘Aureomarginata’ (foliage)

1-800-845-1124

WG S11.036-037.indd 37

�New

Rhododendron ‘Solidarity’

Ornamental Shrubs | 37

12/14/10 10:58:53 AM

Syringa 'Bellicent'

�New

Syringa

Showy, Fragrant Staples of Northern Gardens! Syringa Tinkerbelle®

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 Tinkerbelle® PP#12,294. Syn. 'Bailbelle.' Such rich color — TWO bright colors! — for mid- and late spring! 'Tinkerbelle' sports deep burgundy buds that open to dark pink, almost cerise-hued flowers. Add to this its dwarf size and terrific resistance to powdery mildew, and you've got one extra-beautiful, compact, hardworking little shrub for the sunny garden! The show begins before the spring bulbs have passed, with masses of showy maroon buds all over this shrub. Raised in North Dakota, Tinkerbelle® is extra hardy. 1-gallon container. Cannot ship to AZ. Z 3-7 | mid-spring/late-spring | full sun | H: 4’-5’, W: 48"

48619 $22.95 ea | 3 for $19.95 ea

Syringa x meyeri 'Josee' A reblooming dwarf Lilac, superbly mildew-resistant and hardy through zone 8 in the south! Josee is 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, and the results are astonishing! Cut or deadhead the first blooms promptly for heaviest rebloom. 1-quart container. Cannot ship to AZ.

Syringa ‘Josee’

Z 4-8 | Late Spring/Mid Fall | Full Sun | H: 4’-6’, W: 6’

49931 $16.95 ea | 3 for $14.95 ea

Thi blo Lila com upr

Thi Lila stu sets pet bor alm the a si 8 to Ide con

Z4 6’-1

2 fo

Sy 'Lil

Syringa x josiflexa 'Bellicent' �New 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. Cannot ship to AZ. Z 3-7 | spring | sun | H: 10-12”, W: 15'

48477 $16.95 ea | 3 for $14.95 ea

Syringa x prestoniae 'Miss Canada' �New 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 to AZ.

Thi arc bea mo the all up like vig was Ha soi 1-q

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

47026 $26.95 ea | 2 for $24.95 ea

Syringa 'Miss Canada'

38 | Ornamental Shrubs

WG S11.38-039.indd 38

�New

s ee more onli ne at waysidegardens.com

12/14/10 10:59:32 AM

Syringa ‘Krasavitsa Moskvy’

, igh

or n

, ns

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’

Syringa vulgaris 'Sensation'

Syringa oblata var. dilatata 'Betsy Ross' �New

This highly fragrant, picotee flowered Lilac is unique on account of these stunning flowers. This splendid shrub sets masses of fat wine-red blossoms, each petal edged in crisp white. The blooms are borne in big clusters along lengthy trusses, almost weighing the branches down in their bounty! Best of all, the blooms have a silvery luster that is really eye-catching! 8 to 15 feet tall and 8 to 12 feet wide, Ideal for a front-yard specimen. 1-gallon container. Cannot ship to AZ.

Widely adapted to the heat, humidity, and dry soil of southern and western climates, this National Arboretum introduction was developed by noted hybridizer Dr. Donald Egoff. Very floriferous and mildew-resistant, it boasts masses of pure white blooms on a compact yet vigorous habit. The dark green foliage turns bold shades of purple and red in autumn. 1-quart container.

Z 4-7 | mid spring/late spring | full sun | H: 6’-12’, W: 8’-15’

47567 $24.95 ea

2 for $22.95 ea

Syringa x chinensis 'Lilac Sunday' �New

sly ks

Syringa ‘Sensation’

46782 $16.95 ea | 3 for $14.95 ea

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 willowlike stems. Famously mildew-resistant, 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.

Cannot ship to AZ.

Z 4-8 | spring | sun | H: 10', W: 13'

48464 $16.95 ea | 3 for $14.95 ea

Syringa vulgaris 'Little Boy Blue' �New (Syn. 'Wonder Blue.') Enjoy these marvelously fragrant single sky-blue blooms that are produced at eye and nose level on this ultra-compact, tightly mounded shrub. Resistant to Japanese beetles, this classic favorite was introduced by noted hybridizer Father Fiala. 1-quart container. Cannot ship to AZ. Z 3-7 | spring | sun | H: 4-5', W: 5-6'

�New

Syringa ‘Betsy Ross’

�New

Syringa ‘Little Boy Blue’

48454 $16.95 ea | 3 for $14.95 ea

Z 4-7 | mid-spring | full sun | H: 12', W: 12'

48470 $16.95 ea

3 for $14.95 ea

�New

1-800-845-1124

WG S11.38-039.indd 39

Syringa ‘Lilac Sunday’

Ornamental Shrubs | 39

12/14/10 10:59:49 AM

Sho

We Exc sha com We afte sum

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: 5', W: 3'

47551 $19.95 ea | 3 for $16.95 ea

A splendid product of the late Dr. Donald R. Egolf's breeding program at the U.S. National Arboretum, this outstanding Doublefile Viburnum is equally valuable for flowers, form, and fruit. Its compact, horizontal branching habit, twice as wide as it is high, makes it particularly appealing for today's smaller gardens. Abundant large white flower clusters, much bigger than the species, cover the branches, followed by bright red fruit clusters that appear in midsummer. The perfect focal point in the garden. 1-gallon container. Cannot ship to AZ. Z 5-8 | mid-spring/late spring | full sun/part shade | H:4-6', W: 9-12'

47453 $24.95 ea | 2 for $22.95 ea

Salix integra 'Hakuro Nishiki' Rare and very choice, this lovely dwarf Willow was brought to Holland from its native Japan by renowned Dutch botanist Harry van de Laar in 1979. Its creamy white and pink mottled leaves open on pink stems, with some foliage remaining pure white. This shrub spreads as it matures, exhibiting a wellbranched by airy habit. 1-gallon container. Z 4-7 | part shade | H: 4-6’, W: 4-6’

46837 $24.95 ea | 2 for $22.95 ea

Viburnum dentatum Salix ‘Hakuro Nishiki’

Viburnum plicatum tomentosa 'Shasta' Viburmum ‘Shasta’

Af Un Ver Un

Clusters of 5-inch white flowers are followed by deep blue berries on Arrowwood Viburnum, a splendid native species. Dark green foliage turns reddih-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.

Ult flus ope foli

Ac har foli stan sea

Fin it s rub in m for 1-g

Cannot ship to AZ.

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

47819 $24.95 ea | 2 for $22.95 ea

Viburnum carlesii 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. Cannot ship

to AZ.

Z 4-8 | early spring | sun | H: 8', W: 8'

48582 $17.95 ea

Viburnum dentatum

40 | Ornamental Shrubs

WG S11.040-041.indd 40

Viburnum carlesii

3 for $15.95 ea

s ee more onli ne at waysidegardens.com

12/14/10 11:00:59 AM

Weigela

Showy, Early Summer Flowering Shrubs 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!

Weigela florida 'Red Prince'

peal

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 | sun | H: 5-6', W: 5-6'

47454 $19.95 ea | 3 for $16.95 ea

Weigela florida 'Java Red' Ultra compact and nicely rounded, this cultivar offers purple- and redflushed 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.

t is hite t

Weigela ‘Red Prince’

Z 4-8 | late spring/early summer | sun | H: 3-4', W: 4-5'

48622 $19.95 ea | 3 for $16.95 ea

Weigela florida 'Variegata' A compact, rounded selection of an East Asian native combining hardiness and hummingbird appeal with delicate, creamy-edged foliage and a handsome arching habit! Clusters of deep rose flowers stand out nicely from the variegated foliage. Excellent extended seasonal interest from this easy-to-grow classic. 1-gallon container. Z 5-8 | late spring/midsummer | sun/part shade | H: 4-6’, W: 5-7’

46016 $19.95 ea | 3 for $16.95 ea

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'

dge

48623 $19.95 ea | 3 for $16.95 ea

Weigela florida 'Variegata'

The by

ht.

Weigela ‘Java Red’

1-800-845-1124

WG S11.040-041.indd 41

Weigela ‘Briant Rubidor’

Ornamental Shrubs | 41

12/14/10 11:24:28 AM

Roses Enduring Favorites

Classic Roses that Become the Focal Point of a Fine Garden Of the tens of thousands of named roses available worldwide, only a handful have stood the test of time. These are exceptional varieties that have endured for many decades, across continents, and in gardens with widely varying conditions. These roses are the very best of the family, beloved not only for their particular beauty but also for the dependability of their performance, season after season. We strongly recommend that you add at least one to your garden this year.

'Zephirine Drouhin' A romantic, fragrant, old-fashioned Bourbon rose and still one of the most popular climbing roses today, especially in Europe. No modern rose can exceed it for season-long bloom. Peaking in spring and fall, 2½- to 3-inch, semidouble blooms of cerise-carmine provide outstanding mass effect on nearly thornless canes. Ideal for north-facing walls and areas with little sun. Dark green foliage coppery-purple in spring is mildew-resistant. #1 grade bareroot. Z 5-9 | spring/fall | sun | H: 15-20’, W: 10’

02345 $17.95 ea | 3 for $15.95 ea

'Ba

'Cecile Brunner' Possibly no rose has been sported on so many happy occasions as 'Cecile Brunner,' a miniature hybrid tea popular since the Victorian era. These small blooms are so perfect, with their evocative scent, dainty form, and long, strong stems! 1- to 1½-inch, fully double flowers arise from long, pointed buds, with soft pink exteriors and a deeper pink center. The fragrance is sweet and longlasting, never overpowering but definitely rich. #1 grade bareroot.

Sm sub on aut and

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

00922 $14.95 ea | 3 for $12.95 ea

'Zephirine Drouhin' — Shade Tolerant!

'De

'Betty Prior' No Rose can outbloom this great Floribunda! Elegant, 1½- to 2-inch deep pink flowers are subtle and distinctive in color with a light spicy scent. The single blooms, resembling pink Dogwood flowers, appear continuously in large clusters from late spring through fall, becoming deeper colored (almost red) in cooler weather. Its flower clusters are held high above the foliage, making it stand out even at the back of a mixed border. A sturdy grower, it is blessed with remarkable vigor and healthy foliage, blooming generously even after other Roses have passed their prime. An especially good performer in the South, it also fares well in short-season northern climates and demonstrates excellent disease resistance. #1 grade bareroot.

Co thi and pla 2½ pur gra

Z 4-9 | late spring/fall | full sun | H: 3-4’, W: 4’

29744 $14.95 ea | 3 for $12.95 ea

'Cecile Brunner'

42 | Roses

WG S11.042-043.indd 42

'Betty Prior' s ee more onli ne at waysidegardens.com

12/14/10 11:25:17 AM

des or nd

ot.

'Ballerina'

Carefree Wonder™

Small, single, clear pink flowers with white eyes and a subtle scent are borne in very large Hydrangea-like clusters on this Hybrid Musk. Blooms perpetually, well into autumn. A tough, fuss-free shrub rose introduced in 1937 and always highly sought. #1 grade bareroot.

PP#7,783. (cv. 'MEIpitac.') Winner of the All-America Rose Selection, and one of the least demanding Roses to grow, it blooms prolifically and maintains its neat, compact habit even if you don’t have time to prune it. Carefree Wonder™ gives a showstopping performance of spectacular bloom from spring until frost. Vivid, rich pink on the face of the petal combines with creamy white on the reverse petal to create a mass of bright color on 4-inch semi-double blooms. The gorgeous pink deepens with cooler weather, and the glossy green foliage and orange hips in fall and winter augment the glory of this easy-care Rose. #1 grade bareroot.

Z 4-9 | summer/fall | sun/partial shade | H: 4’, W: 4’

02349 $14.95 ea | 3 for $12.95 ea

s n he

Considered among the easiest Old Garden Roses to grow, this Portland of disputed ancestry was rediscovered in 1949 and has remained popular ever since. A bushy, vigorous plant, it offers dense, disease-resistant foliage, plentiful 2½-inch blooms with a rich damask scent, and unusual purple-tinted fuchsia-red color. A dependable repeater. #1 grade bareroot. Z 4-9 | summer | sun | H: 3’, W: 2½’

02064 $15.95 ea | 3 for $13.95 ea

'De Resht'

1-800-845-1124

WG S11.042-043.indd 43

Z 4-9 | spring/fall | sun | H: 5’, W: 4’

45019 $14.95 ea | 3 for $12.95 ea

'De Resht'

Carefree Wonder™

'Souvenir de la Malmaison' This antique Bourbon rose originated in Empress Josephine’s garden at Malmaison. Bred in France in 1843 by Jean Beluze, it is still adored today for its fragrant 3- to 4-inch pink blooms. Perfectly quartered and boasting an intoxicating spicy-sweet tea scent, the blooms recur all season on well-branched, lush shrubs that dislike wet weather but thrive in hot, dry conditions. #1 grade bareroot. Z 5-10 | late spring/summer |sun| H: 2-3’, W: 4-5’

02344 $16.95 ea | 3 for $14.95 ea

'Souvenir de la Malmaison'

Roses | 43

12/14/10 11:25:25 AM

Hybrid Tea Roses

The Best of the New Introductions Plus Tried and True Classics The royalty of the Rose family, Hybrid Teas are the most popular roses in the world. These are the long-stemmed beauties that slowly unfurl from elongated pointed buds, always packed with beautifully whorled petals and are often marvelously fragrant as well. The flowers are fabulous for cutting and exhibiting. Compact and well-branched, today's Hybrid Tea shrubs demonstrate much greater resistance to adversity than those of several decades ago. They tend to be open-habit shrubs that rebloom reliably throughout the season. Give them full sunshine, good soil drainage, and plenty of fertilizer for best (and longest) bloom performance.

'Double Delight' A striking bicolor with urn-shaped buds that open to flowers of creamy white brushed with a non-fading rich red. These huge 5-inch flowers, high-centered with strong stems and a powerful spicy aroma, cover disease-resistant plants several times over the course of a season. AARS Winner. #1 grade bareroot. Z 5-9 | summer | sun | H: 4’, W: 3’

00543 $14.95 ea | 3 for $12.95 ea

Am tim the dec Hy cen stro mix coo tha bor

'Jo

Tre epi scu pre effo gra

'Chicago Peace' A sport of the classic R. 'Peace,' this 1962 introduction offers sublime pink blooms with canary-yellow, often copper tones at the base of the petals. A superb plant, long-stemmed and vigorous, it is free-flowering and determined to repeat. Excellent even in the far north, where it was discovered. #1 grade bareroot. Z 4-9 | summer | sun | H: 5', W: 4'

00113 $14.95 ea | 3 for $12.95 ea

PP# sub rep clim blo

'Chrysler Imperial'

'Double Delight'

Big Velvety crimson-red flowers with delicious fragrance and the classic, high centerd Hybrid Tea form. Mid-sized plants with attractive dark green foliage produce steadily throughout the season. Still as fine in its class as any of the newer cultivars, ‘Chrylser Imperial’ is one of our personal favorites. #1 grade bareroot. Z 5-9 | summer | sun | H: 5', W: 3'

29772 $14.95 ea | 3 for $12.95 ea

'Pe

The hist pea of t blo last

Internet Exclusive Rose Collections Our best Rose Collections are just a click away.

waysidegardens.com/collections

Brandy™ 'Chicago Peace'

Brandy™

Long, luscious burnt-orange buds open to classic 4- to 5½-inch flowers of rich golden-apricot, each with about 30 broad, waxy petals and a tea rose scent. This rose is vigorous and bushy as well as very prolific and disease-resistant. Add subtle, charming tea fragrance, bold glossy foliage, and thick stems for cutting, and you can see why we think it will continue to be a favorite for many years to come. #1 grade bareroot.

Per hig glo flow pro

Z 5-9 | summer | sun | H: 4’, W: 3’

45004 $15.95 ea | 3 for $13.95 ea

Midas Touch™ PP#8,706. (cv. ‘JACtou.’) Brilliant yellow 3- to 4-inch blossoms are fully double, with a fruity fragrance. Very weather-resistant and long-lasting, they hold their color well even in warm weather. Vigorous and disease-resistant. AARS winner. #1 grade bareroot. Z 5-9 | summer | sun | H: 3-3½’, W: 3’

02174 $15.95 ea | 3 for $13.95 ea

'Chrysler Imperial'

44 | Roses

WG S11.044-045.indd 44

'Midas Touch' s ee more onli ne at waysidegardens.com

12/16/10 1:45:22 PM

Medallion®

ms the for

Among the largest blooms on any rose, these 7-inch wonders appear several times each season, delighting cut flower lovers, fragrance aficionados, and all the rest of us who admire great beauty and unusual color. Medallion was bred decades ago, but remains one of the most impressive and handsome of all Hybrid Teas. The blooms unfurl from pointed ovoid buds, revealing classic high centers and symmetrically whorled petals (35 to 40 on average) and sports a strong, heady anise scent that is most enticing. The petals display an unusual mix of peach, apricot, and copper tones, with the darkest colors appearing in cool weather (early and late season, typically). This shrub is a bit cold hardier than many, but it is also quite heat tolerant. Good for a hedge, foundation, or border planting. #1 grade bareroot. Z 4-9 | summer | sun | H: 4½-5½’, W: 4’

45798 $15.95 ea | 3 for $13.95 ea

'John F. Kennedy'

nch

Treasured for its magnificent, generously scented blossoms, this rose is the epitome of elegance. The grand bush, the flourishing fragrance, and perfectly sculpted petals create an effect of timeless grace, paying tribute to a beloved president. Undaunted by hot summers, this unforgettable rose blends effortless with every hue, adding refreshing coolness to your landscape. #1 grade bareroot. Z 5-9 | summer | sun | H: 4-5', W: 3-6'

00131 $15.95 ea | 3 for $13.95 ea

e is

Medallion®

Perfect Moment™ PP#8,007. (cv. 'KORwilma.') As if lit from within, the red-tipped petals of this sublime Hybrid Tea open to reveal glowing yellow bases. A lightly citrus-scented repeat-bloomer, this 1991 AARS winner is ideal for southern and western climates. Small, glossy, disease-resistant foliage banks the gorgeous 4½-inch blooms. #1 grade bareroot. Z 6-9|late spring/late summer | sun | H: 4', W: 3'

00232 $17.95 ea | 3 for $15.95 ea

'Peace'

on.

The most popular rose of the 20th Century, this radiant flower boasts a fascinating history: it was named the day Berlin fell to the Allies, won AARS honors the day peace was signed with Japan, and after the war was presented to each member of the newly formed United Nations. Gently fragrant, the giant 5½- to 6-inch blooms sport soft yellow hues that deepen and spread with maturity. Very longlasting after cutting. #1 grade bareroot. Z 4-9 | summer | sun | H: 6', W: 3'

00243 $14.95 ea | 3 for $12.95 ea

'Mister Lincoln' Perhaps the best red Hybrid Tea of all time, and certainly among the most highly sought, 'Mister Lincoln' boasts a wonderful damask aroma. Rich glowing maroon buds open to velvety, high-centered, fully double, 3- to 4-inch flowers of unfading lively red. Exceptionally fragrant, long-lasting, and freely produced on long stems, they are unexcelled as cutflowers. #1 grade bareroot. Z 5-9 | summer | sun | H: 4’, W: 3’

00140 $14.95 ea | 3 for $12.95 ea

u ars

'John F. Kennedy'

ot.

'Mister Lincoln'

1-800-845-1124

WG S11.044-045.indd 45

'Peace'

Perfect Moment™

Roses | 45

12/16/10 1:47:36 PM

Exc

Ac diflo cutt in fo erin Thi the rec Gra nea faci mo

'Tropicana'

'La

'Tropicana' Winner of more awards than any other rose in history, including the prestigious All-America Gold Certificate and 15 international prizes! Vigorous, tall plants are covered with fluorescent salmon-red flowers that hold their color even in the hottest sun. The 6-inch blooms are intensely perfumed with a fruity fragrance and last over a week when cut. A star performer, both in America and in Europe; its beauty defies photographic technology. #1 grade bareroot.

'Pope John Paul II'

�New

Z 5-9 | summer | sun | H: 4-5', W: 3-4'

00161 $14.95 ea | 3 for $12.95 ea

'Go

'Tiffany'

'Pope John Paul II' �New

A classic for its enduring beauty, rich perfume and exquistely formed buds that develop into dramatic, high-pointed flowers, 'Tiffany' was bred by Lindquist and introduced in 1954. The color is a superb blend of soft light pink and subdued gold. The blooms measure 4 to 5 inches across and are usually borne one to a stem, making them ideal for cutting. Winner of the 1955 AARS, 1957 David Fuerstenberg Prize, and 1962 James Alexander Gamble Rose Fragrance Medal. #1 grade bareroot.

PP#19,107. (cv. ‘JACsegra.') This elegant rose is the showpiece of the Vatican private garden, and now can be grown in yours as well! Among the finest white roses ever, it produces pure, luminous white, lavishly petaled blossoms with a delightful fresh citrus fragrance. This exceptional new Hybrid Tea has received top ratings for its powerful scent, vigorous growth, superior disease resistance, and perfect bloom form.

Z 5-9 | summer | sun | H: 4-5', W: 3-4'

$17.95 ea | 3 for $15.95 ea

45059 $14.95 ea | 3 for $12.95 ea

Z 5-9| summer | full sun | H: 4-5’, W: 3-6'

32550 #1 grade bareroot.

34450 36" Tree form #1 grade bareroot.

$39.95 ea | 2 for $35.95 ea

'Tiffany'

Rem lav spi is a Spr aris Thi ad clim

Touch of Class™ This 1996 AARS award winner is one of the top-rated exhibition roses of all time, with highcentered, nicely spiraled pink blossoms suffused with coral and cream. Its broad petals show a hint of ruffle, showing off its complex color to beautiful effect. #1 grade bareroot. Z 5-9 | summer | sun | H:4-5', W:3-6'

24729 $15.95 ea | 3 for $13.95 ea

Lar red a li upr leav

Mo int for lon 4 in har aw gra

'To

Thi imp bud sof gra

'Mesmerized' �New PP#18,553. (cv. 'JACpribe.') Enthralling in deep coral to coral pink, the high-centered graceful blossoms are a gardener's dream, both in the landscape and in the vase. With excellent form and substance, this hearty, disease-resistant marvel is simply irresistible. #1 grade bareroot.

Z 5-9| late spring/early summer | full sun | H: 4', W 2-3'

31321 $17.95 ea | 3 for $15.95 ea

'Mesmerized'

46 | Roses

WG S11.046-047.indd 46

�New

Touch of Class™ s ee more onli ne at waysidegardens.com

12/14/10 11:27:09 AM

Grandiflora Roses Exceptional Flower Size and Form

A cross of Hybrid Tea and Floribunda Roses, Grandifloras offer the best merits of both. Valuable for cutting, these blooms tend to resemble Hybrid Teas in form and size, while boasting the clustered flowering stems and superior hardiness of Floribundas. This category, literally invented to accommodate the habit of ‘Queen Elizabeth’ (below), is generally recognized in the United States, but not in Britain. Grandifloras grow upright, are sparsely foliaged near the base, and really should be planted with a facing down of Floribundas. We have selected the most satisfying varieties – ideal for cutting.

'Lagerfeld' �New

l red

ver pe;

Remarkable both for its unusual pale silverylavender color and its exceptionally strong, spicy potpourri scent, this 1986 introduction is a powerful presence in the rose garden. Sprays of exquisite 4- to 5-inch blooms arise all season on densely thorned stems. This upright, bushy, well-branched rose is a dependable performer in a wide range of climates. #1 grade bareroot. Z 5-9 | summer | full sun | H: 3-4', W: 3-4'

00986 $16.95 ea | 3 for $14.95 ea

'Gold Medal'

id ,

Large, deep yellow blooms tinged with orangered edges arise singly or in clusters, releasing a light fruity fragrance. This free-flowering, upright bush offers especially large and healthy leaves. #1 grade bareroot.

'Lagerfeld'

�New

Z 5-9 | summer | sun | H: 3-4', W: 2-3'

02111 $14.95 ea | 3 for $12.95 ea

'Queen Elizabeth' More popular every year since its 1954 introduction, it sets petal-packed, perfectlyformed orchid-pink flowers all summer long from classic high-centered buds. 3 to 4 inches wide, they're very symmetrical on hardy, dependable plants. Winner of multiple awards, it just keeps getting better! #1 grade bareroot. Z 4-9 | summer | sun | H: 5’, W: 4’

45025 $15.95 ea | 3 for $13.95 ea

'Gold Medal'

'Tournament of Roses' This 1989 AARS award-winner never fails to impress with magnificent flower sprays. Coral buds unfurl to medium pink blooms that soften to light pink along the petal edges. #1 grade bareroot. Z 5-9 | summer | sun | H: 3-4', W: 2-3'

00809 $16.95 ea | 3 for $14.95 ea

'Queen Elizabeth'

1-800-845-1124

WG S11.046-047.indd 47

'Tournament of Roses'

Roses | 47

12/14/10 11:27:18 AM

Floribundas A Bouquet on Every Branch Enthusiastically grown and appreciated in Europe, where they may be seen as median plantings on the Autobahn, modern Floribundas come from Polyantha and Dwarf Polyantha ancestry. Their blooms are generally smaller than those of Hybrid Teas and Grandifloras, but rival them in form and fragrance, and certainly outdo them in generosity! Borne in clusters on relatively short stems, they give a mass of color. Excellent for facing down taller, leggy plants and unbeatable for a long-blooming mass display.

Cinco de Mayo™ PPAF. (cv. 'WEKcobeju.') A 2009 AARS Winner with a unique blend of smoky lavender, carmine, rust-red, and burnt orange tones on 3½-inch blooms. Arising in generous clusters on stems up to 15 inches long, these blooms display up to 25 soft, color-soaked petals each, and release a scent of fresh-cut apples. This disease-resistant rose blooms in waves all season long. #1 grade bareroot. Z 6-9 | late spring/summer | sun | H: 3 ½’, W: 3’

39680 $17.95 ea | 3 for $15.95 ea

'Cinco de Mayo'

�New

'Moondance'

'Angel Face'

PPAF. (cv. ‘JACtanic.') This gorgeous floribunda is as ethereal and lovely as its name suggests, offering large trusses of creamy white flowers that create a striking contrast against the very glossy, dark green foliage. Its upright and well-branched habit is extremely vigorous, remarkably trouble free, and mildew resistant. You’ll fall in love with this award-winning rose and be tempted to fill every available sunny spot with its warm color and sweet, subtle, raspberry fragrance. ’Moondance’ with it’s 14- to 18-inch stems is perfect for filling those indoor arrangements. Its pointed and ovalshaped buds unfurl into high-centered flowers, which open flat 3 ½ to 4 inches in diameter, each with about 25 petals. #1 grade bareroot.

When they open, the lavender petals of this lovely Floribunda are often tipped in crimson. Boasting a strong citrus fragrance and very, very abundant blooms, ‘Angel Face’ has been the winner of multiple awards since its 1968 introduction. The 5-inch blooms are fully double and held in large clusters all over compact plants. Unsurpassed for its combination of unusual color, intense fragrance, and heavy flowering. #1 grade bareroot.

Z 5-10 (4 with winter protection) | summer | sun H: 5’, W: 3'

'Moondance'

Easy Does It™

Z 5-9| summer | full sun | H: 3½’, W: 3’

Z 5-10 | all summer | sun | H: 3-4’, W: 3-4’

34873 $15.95 ea | 3 for $13.95 ea

PP Am tan pla Son sam Glo sha blo gre resi

00564 $14.95 ea | 3 for $12.95 ea

PPAF. (cv. 'JACreflo.') The darkest red Floribunda to date is also among the most floriferous, with generous clusters of 3- to 3½-inch flowers all summer long. Subtly scented with damask, these high-centered blooms offer lovely chocolaty accents above glossy medium green foliage. #1 grade bareroot.

Black Cherry™

Z 5-9 | summer | sun | H: 3’, W: 3’

PPAF. (cv. 'HARpageant.’) The only rose to win a 2010 AARS award, Easy Does It™ boasts spectacular ruffled 4-inch double blooms, not to mention vigorous growth, low maintenance care, and superbly disease-resistant foliage. A perpetuallyblooming Floribunda, it offers generous clusters of pleasantly fruit-scented flowers combining bright shades of orange, peach, pink, and apricot. No two blooms will look exactly alike. Bred by Harkness Roses of England. #1 grade bareroot.

32551 $15.95 ea | 3 for $13.95 ea

�

39972 $17.95 ea | 3 for $15.95 ea

'Flo

PPA gra hel flow hea thr blo wit bea foli han per

PP# uni wit bric me pet ad Ro and a gr app the #1

Easy Does It™

48 | Roses

WG S11.048-049.indd 48

'Angel Face'

Black Cherry™ s ee more onli ne at waysidegardens.com

12/14/10 11:28:10 AM

tolly do ing

ne, to of t.

n ce

Rainbow Sorbet™

�New

'Enchanted Evening' �New

PP#16,408 (cv. 'Baiprez.') This 2006 All America Rose Selection winner boasts tantalizing color on a super-performing plant. With Dr. Griffith Buck’s R. 'Earth Song' as a parent, this Floribunda shows the same iron constitution and large flowers. Glowing yellow and luminous pink shellshaped flowers start unfurling early and bloom abundantly all season. The glossy green foliage is exceptionally blackspot resistant. #1 grade bareroot.

PPAF. (cv. 'JACperby.') Evoking fresh-cut lemons and limes with its powerful fragrance, this exceptional Floribunda sets exquisite lavendertoned blooms in great clusters all summer long. The flowers measure 3½ inches wide, with silvery highlights and gently ruffled petal edges. A magnificent rose both for cutting and garden enjoyment, it offers a truly exceptional color combined with generosity of bloom over a long season. #1 grade bareroot.

Z 4-9 | summer | sun | H: 4-5', W: 3'

39673 $15.95 ea | 3 for $13.95 ea

waysidegardens.com/collections

s h, ook

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

'Eureka' Internet Exclusive Rose Collections Our best Rose Collections are just a click away.

t™

'Enchanted Evening'

Rainbow Sorbet™ �New

32886 $16.95 ea | 3 for $14.95 ea

�New

'Florence Nightingale' �New PPAF. (cv. 'JACquizz.') The charm of grandmother's rose garden, with big loosely held bouquets of blooms decorating every flowering branch, is revisited in this very heavy- flowering Floribunda. Each cluster holds three to seven 3- to 3½-inch creamy-white blooms, lightly redolent of damask, glowing with a primrose-yellow center, and absolutely beautiful. Disease-resistant glossy dark green foliage clothes the rounded, spreading shrub handsomely. A delight in the mixed or perennial border. #1 grade bareroot.

PP#15,712. (cv. 'KORsuflabe.') This 2003 AARS award winner is an excellent choice for spreading color through the landscape or among perennial plantings. It sets large clusters of apricot to apricot-copper blossoms that hold their hue to the end of the season, often displaying touches of salmon along the tips of the petals. 'Eureka' shows exceptional vigor and disease resistance, and although its fragrance is not powerful, its color is unbeatable. Mounded and dense, with a good foliage show right down to the ground, its hedge-like form makes it a good choice for mass planting. #1 grade bareroot.

'Eureka'

Z 5-9 | summer | sun | H: 3-4', W: 2-3'

26907 $16.95 ea | 3 for $14.95 ea

Z 5-9| summer | full sun | H: 3', W: 3

30640 $15.95 ea | 3 for $13.95 ea

Hot Cocoa™ PP#15,155. (cv. 'WEKpaltlez.') This Rose is uniquely colored in chocolate-brown infused with smoke and hints of purple, russet, and brick-red. Very freely borne, the blooms measure 3½ inches wide, packed with ruffled petals that open from long, pinpoint buds of a deep rust color. They boast a moderate Old Rose fragrance that lingers nicely. Very vigorous and disease resistant, Hot Cocoa demonstrates a great cold hardiness northern gardeners will appreciate, yet also thrives through zone 9 in the south. Winner of a 2003 AARS award. #1 grade bareroot. Z 5-9 | summer | sun | H: 5’, W: 4-5’

29741 $16.95 ea | 3 for $14.95 ea

1-800-845-1124

WG S11.048-049.indd 49

Hot Cocoa™

�New

'Florence Nightingale'

Roses | 49

12/14/10 11:28:47 AM

For

'Sun Flare'

'Sun Flare' Loads of sunny lemon-yellow blooms pop open throughout summer on a lower growing plant with a spreading habit. Heat and cold tolerant. Makes a great complement for lavender roses or perennials. #1 grade bareroot.

Our Lady of Guadalupe™

�New

Our Lady of Guadalupe™ �New PPAF. (cv. 'JACveryp.') All summer, Our Lady graces your garden with generous clusters of silvery pink, ruffled blooms. A luminous ruffled pink rose with hints of silver, this ultra-compact variety begins the season with perfect dark pink buds that slowly unfurl into 3-inch blooms packed with petals and redolent of sweet tea roses. Named for the Patroness of the Americas and blessed by the Diocese of Los Angeles, this is an exceptional performer in garden or container. #1 grade bareroot. Z 5-9| early/late summer | full sun | H: 3-4’, W: 2-3'

01079 $15.95 ea | 3 for $13.95 ea

�New

00242 $14.95 ea | 3 for $12.95 ea

PP#16,664. (cv. 'JACzeeze.') This perpetually-blooming, award-winning Floribunda sets great clusters of pristine 3 ½-inch white blooms opening to reveal bright yellow stamens. Very fragrant, the flowers continue all season on 12-inch stems. Modern vigor and superior disease resistance make this a low-maintenance rose. #1 grade bareroot. Z 6-9 | all summer | sun | H: 3½’, W: 3’

45941 $15.95 ea | 3 for $13.95 ea

'Showbiz' A 1985 AARS winner, this Danish introduction offers one of the longest and most intense bloom seasons of any rose. The brilliant scarlet 2½- to 3-inch flowers, nicely ruffled and perfectly formed, open continuously on compact, wellbranched, very healthy shrubs. #1 grade bareroot. Z 5-9 | summer | full sun | H: 3-6', W: 2-3'

PPAF. (cv. 'JACfrara.') Vigorous, richly fragrant yellow roses are difficult to find, which makes this Floribunda all the more exciting. Arising in giant clusters, these 3½- to 4-inch blooms open their pure golden petals slowly, releasing an anise scent that may remind you of licorice whips. Perfectly formed, they last and last on robust, disease-resistant shrubs. #1 grade bareroot.

38350 $16.95 ea | 3 for $14.95 ea

Ac sets in c wel win #1

PPA as l exc sea and gra

'Sh

Bill Warriner™ �New PP#9,494. (cv. 'JACsur.') Constantly covered with large clusters of lovely salmon-coral flowers of perfect hybrid tea form, this superb rose sports excellent substance, making it a good choice for cutflower arrangements as well as the garden. Its glossy green foliage is disease resistant, and due to its compact habit and long bloom season, Bill Warriner is a great selection for today's smaller gardens, where it makes a big impact. Named for the acclaimed Jackson & Perkins rose breeder. #1 grade bareroot. Z 5-9 | summer | full sun | H: 3-4’, W: 3'

01823 $14.95 ea | 3 for $12.95 ea

00457 $16.95 ea | 3 for $14.95 ea

'Ice

'Monkey Business' �New

Z 5-9| summer | full sun | H: 3½-4', W: 3'

'Fragrant Wave' �New

'Fragrant Wave'

Z 5-9 | summer | sun | H: 2-3', W: 2'

Stan pro In t occ foca high rec flan sec miz little

Ac to 3 awa fres sea

'Tu

PP 4-in wit Hy to t foli han

'Ho

PP and ble flow rich eve it d

'Showbiz'

50 | Roses

WG S11.050-051.indd 50

'Monkey Business'

�New

Bill Warriner™

�New

s ee more onli ne at waysidegardens.com

12/14/10 11:29:27 AM

Patio Standard Roses Formal Accents for Garden and Patio!

Standard or tree form Roses require many labor-intensive production techniques before they can be brought to market. In the garden, however, they require very little care except for occasional pruning. Gardeners find them invaluable for strategic focal points in beds, for interplanting with other roses, or for highlighting an area of the lawn as a specimen.They are also recommended for planting in pairs to emphasize entrances or to flank pathways.They add distinction to any garden, and provide a second spatial dimension above ground level which helps to maximize the visual impact of small-space gardens while requiring very little room. All of our standard roses are 24 inches tall.

'Iceberg'

A classic ever since its 1958 introduction, this splendid rose sets big clusters of fully double 4½-inch blooms, tinged pink in cooler weather and pure white in warmer. Bushy and well-branched, it is quite cold-hardy and disease-resistant. The winner of countless awards, its watchword is dependability. #1 grade bareroot.

'Iceberg'

Z 5-9| summer | full sun | H: 24", W: 2-3'

31082 $29.95 ea | 2 for $26.95 ea

d, re

ast

Our Lady of Guadalupe™ �New PPAF. (cv. 'JACveryp.') The deep rose-pink buds are nearly as lovely as the perfectly formed shell-pink blooms on this exceptional Floribunda. Very freely flowering over a long season, these 3-inch blooms release a subtle, sweet scent, and their silvery highlights catch the light beautifully. #1 grade bareroot. Z 5-9| summer | sun | H: 24", W: 2-3'

24797 $29.95 ea | 2 for $26.95 ea

'Showbiz'

A continuously blooming Floribunda with eyecatching 2½to 3-inch flowers, this Danish introduction won an AARS award in 1985. Perfect for cutting, its blooms smother the fresh, healthy foliage in eye-popping scarlet over a very long season. #1 grade bareroot. Z 5-9 | summer | sun | H: 3-4', W: 2-3'

31199 $29.95 ea | 2 for $26.95 ea

�New

a ns, r

Our Lady of Guadalupe™

'Showbiz'

'Tuscan Sun' PP#17083. (Cv. 'JACthain.' ) Distinctively different, the 4-inch deep apricot-orange blooms of this Floribunda open with pink tints and finish in a coppery hue. Boasting perfect Hybrid Tea form, they release a strong spicy scent that adds to their long-lasting appeal in huge clusters. Mid-green foliage is resistant to rust and mildew, keeping the plant handsome from spring until frost. #1 grade bareroot. Z 5-9| summer | full sun | H: 36-48", W: 24"

31006 $29.95 ea | 2 for $26.95 ea

'Honey Perfume' PP#16,250. (cv. 'JACarque.') Among the most blackspotand rust-resistant roses available today, this apricot-gold blend delights with a strong spicy fragrance and exquisite flower form. The 4-inch blooms are long-lasting and so richly colored, while the olive-green foliage remains healthy even in humid or rainy climates. A multiple award-winner, it deserves a place of honor. #1 grade bareroot. Z 5-9| summer | sun | H: 24", W: 2-3

31196 $29.95 ea | 2 for $26.95 ea

'Tuscan Sun'

1-800-845-1124

WG S11.050-051.indd 51

'Honey Perfume'

Roses | 51

12/15/10 4:46:39 PM

Modern Shrub Roses

Astonishing Flower Production and Ease of Care Most Shrub Roses have their origin during the past fifty years and have Hybrid Tea or Floribunda blood in their genetic makeup — a fact that frequently is exhibited both in the appearance of the flowers and in the growth habit. Excellent for the home garden, they are easily grown, quite robust, and often flower recurrently. Flowers are not only showy, but frequently are produced in a profusion matched by few other shrubs on the market. Cultivation is easy; good feeding and basic pruning will further enhance performance and greater continuity of flowering. Many of this group can be used as climbers, especially the taller growing varieties.

PP#11,836. (cv. ‘RADrazz.’) Breathtakingly beautiful, this supremely blackspot-resistant shrub rose boasts great clusters of lightly fragrant, 3- to 3½-inch blooms of fire-engine-red that arise all summer and well into fall, followed by burgundy-violet fall foliage. Orange-red hips provide color into winter. Crown-hardy to -20° F, this powerhouse sneers at drought, humidity, and most rose pests. It is deservedly the most popular shrub rose for American gardens. Own Root. #1 grade bareroot. Z 3-9 | spring/fall | sun | H: 3½’, W: 4’

26903 $28.95 ea | 2 for $26.95 ea

PP# gro Bla tole all s gian wit scen sum new sum

'Hansa' Introduced in 1905 and never bettered for ferocious vigor, coldhardiness, and fragrance, this R. rugosa cultivar offers vibrant fuchsiamagenta blooms followed by masses of orange hips. The fully double 3-inch blooms release a heavenly clove scent all summer long, and when they pass, birds arrive by the dozen to feast on the hips well into winter. Trust ‘Hansa’ to repel nibbling pests with its intimidating thorns, and to thrive even in poor dry or clay soils, as well as on the coast, where it tolerates salt spray. Resistant to foliar disease and determined to flower heavily no matter the hardships, this is a rose for your most challenging garden sites. Own Root. #1 grade bareroot. Z 3-7 |early/late summer | sun | H: 4-5’, W: 3’

'Hansa'

'Ba

Knock Out®

Wi fab blo resi bud blo add 198 Wo bar

Rose Carefree Spirit™

Thi win free and ros and are

45371 $16.95 ea | 3 for $14.95 ea

Carefree Spirit™

'Re

PP#20,175. (cv. 'MEIzmea.') This very vigorous, disease-resistant, heavyblooming Shrub Rose is a spectacular addition to the garden. It is bred for heavy repeat flowering, with a well-branched habit and healthy foliage untroubled by mildew, rust, and other foliar diseases. Giant clusters of 2to 2½-inch single-petaled blooms have an almost translucent appearance, so bright is the red that surround a merry yellow eye. Carefree Spirit stays well-branched and densely clothed in glossy dark green foliage from spring ‘til frost! Particularly at home in the heat and humidity of our American summers, this House of Meilland French rose is a fine addition to gardens where ease of care and abundance of brilliant color are valued. Own Root. #1 grade bareroot.

PP# dar hab Ow

Z 5-9 | summer/fall | sun | H: 4-5’, W: 3-5’

39682 $16.95 ea | 3 for $14.95 ea

'John Franklin' Rugged, shade-tolerant, and highly disease-resistant, this exceptionally floriferous Explorer™ series rose bred in Canada by Felicitas Svedja is ideal for northern and other harsh-winter climates where other roses struggle. The 3- to 4-inch double red blooms have a subtle sweet scent and about 25 petals; they arise heavily in early summer, then often repeat as the season ends. Named for the Arctic explorer who gave his life trying to find the Northwest Passage, 'John Franklin' is a thoroughly dependable, vigorous Rose. Own Root. #1 grade bareroot. Z 3-8 |early/late summer | part shade/sun | H: 3½’, W: 4’

45803 $16.95 ea | 3 for $14.95 ea

'John Franklin'

52 | Roses

WG S11.052-053.indd 52

s ee more onli ne at waysidegardens.com

12/14/10 11:32:36 AM

Bonica®

Winner of the highest honor accorded a rose, this fabulously heavy-blooming classic delights with shell-pink blooms redolent of fresh-cut apple on a compact, diseaseresistant plant. Deadhead the spent flowers and new buds will arise, keeping this Meidiland introduction in bloom for months. Bright orange hips follow the blooms, adding drama to the winter landscape. Recipient of a 1987 AARS; named World's Favorite Rose in 1997 by the World Federation of Rose Societies. Own Root. #1 grade bareroot. Z 4-9 | late spring/late summer | sun | H: 3'-5', W: 4'

45113 $28.95 ea | 2 for $26.95 ea

'Baby Blanket'

to se

PP#,8872. (cv. 'KORfullwine.') A super-floriferous groundcover rose with large, fragrant pink blooms. 'Baby Blanket' has it all — great disease resistance, superior heat tolerance, a compact spreading habit, and nonstop flowers all summer! These semi- to fully double blooms arise in giant clusters of up to 15, each 3 inches wide and packed with soft pink petals tinged with peach and salmon. Subtly scented, they last very well on the plant, even in extreme summer heat and humidity. And as quickly as they pass, new buds arise, keeping this shrub colorful throughout the summer months. Own Root. #1 grade bareroot. Z 6b-10 | summer | sun | H: 2-4’, W: 3-5’

01854 $12.95 ea | 3 for $11.95 ea

Bonica®

'William Baffin'

or .

This amazingly hardy tall growing shrub or climber (an R. kordesii hybrid) has survived winter above ground in Ottawa completely unprotected! Deep-pink double flowers arise freely and repeatedly with no need of pruning and are highly resistant to powdery mildew and blackspot. You’ll love the velvety-soft, beautifully formed 2½- to 3-inch blooms on this rose. They boast a wide central cluster of golden stamens, revealing their R. rugosa heritage, and are followed by masses of orange hips that persist all winter. Lightly fragrant flowers are a delight in the landscape or the vase. Own Root. #1 grade bareroot. Z 3-7 | summer | sun/part shade | H: 6-9’, W: 7’

01762 $16.95 ea | 3 for $14.95 ea

'Red Ribbons'

age 2ce,

PP#9,115. (cv. 'KORtemma.') Striking 1½-inch crimson flowers are set in clusters amid dark green, glossy foliage on this groundcover Rose. Boasting an attractively mounded habit, it holds its flower color well and demonstrates superb vigor. Very disease resistant. Own Root. #1 grade bareroot. Z 6-9 | early/late summer | full sun | H: 27”, W: 48”

01933 $12.95 ea | 3 for $11.95 ea

'Baby Blanket'

ion ed.

tes ave y tic

'William Baffin'

1-800-845-1124

WG S11.052-053.indd 53

'Red Ribbons'

Roses | 53

12/15/10 8:30:06 AM

'Sally Holmes'

Wayside's Best Climbing Roses Colorful Vertical Elements from Tried and True Classic Varieties!

The first repeat-flowering, large-flowered climbing roses were raised in the middle of the 19th century, a result of hybridizing the Old Tea Roses with Musk Roses. Boasting larger flowers and a longer bloom period than Rambling Roses, the great climbers offer breathtaking vertical color to blanket walls, fences, and other sturdy structures. We offer a selection of classic varieties guaranteed to delight over countless seasons in your garden.

Thi sea Its tur card stu or p col

'Blaze Improved' 'Blaze Improved'

'Jo

Brilliant scarlet red clusters appear in early summer in tremendous quantities and continue throughout the entire season — you’ll have thousands of 2- to 3-inch flowers in a single mature plant! A rapid grower with handsome emerald green foliage; nothing is more striking against a fence or wall. Heaviest blooms in early summer and again in fall. #1 grade bareroot. Z 5-9 | summer/fall | sun | H: 10-15', W: 8-10'

00211 $17.95 ea | 3 for $15.95 ea

'Sally Holmes'

'Go

The blo sup blo Ro dise sin

This vigorous and hardy shrub, created from a cross between R. 'Ballerina' and R. 'Ivory Fashion,' unfurls extremely large fistfuls of enchanting single white flowers from peachy pink buds. The blooms blush a delicate pink as they age. Very disease resistant. Light, sweet fragrance. #1 grade bareroot.

Z 5-9 | summer | full sun | H: 6-12', W: 4-6'

28148 $15.95 ea | 3 for $13.95 ea

Fourth of July™ PP#11,518. (cv. 'WEKroalt.') One of the very few climbing Roses to win an AARS, Fourth of July bursts forth with a dazzling display of patriotic bloom — 2-inch, red-striped white flowers that begin in early summer and keep coming for several months. Vigorous canes drench the summer garden with big sprays of semi-double flowers redolent of fresh apples and streaked in gay carmine with a golden heart. These irresistible blooms begin the first year and are both prolific and long-lasting. A consistent performer, this exceptionally hardy shrub offers very disease-resistant foliage of deep green. #1 grade bareroot. Z 5-9 | summer/fall | sun | H: 5-6’ (taller in warmer climates), W: 3-6’

45514 $17.95 ea | 3 for $15.95 ea

'Do

On pre from to 3 cut the R. No are

Fourth of July™

54 | Roses

WG S11.054-055.indd 54

s ee more onli ne at waysidegardens.com

12/14/10 11:33:36 AM

'Joseph’s Coat'

r ra n.

This mildly fragrant Rose seems to change colors daily over its long bloom season, giving you a sunset of rich hues you’ll never get tired of admiring! Its 3-inch cardinal-red buds open to marigold-orange blooms that in turn change to bright yellow with a touch of crimson before maturing to cardinal-red again! All colors are present at one time on their sturdy canes studded with sharp thorns to discourage pests. Mass plantings on a fence or pillar are particularly effective, allowing you to enjoy a panorama of color all season long. #1 grade bareroot.

'Golden Showers'

Z 5-9 | summer | sun | H: 10’, W: 5-7’

45061 $16.95 ea | 3 for $14.95 ea

'Golden Showers'

ald ms

The finest yellow climber ever grown, with huge, fragrant 6-inch blooms in bright Daffodil shades! Content even in light shade, this superbly cold-tolerant Rose offers a fresh licorice fragrance and terrific bloom strength, with several heavy reblooms each season. A great pillar Rose, 'Golden Showers' is a top award-winner demonstrating excellent disease resistance. Introduced in 1956 and a continuous favorite ever since. #1 grade bareroot. Z 4-9 | summer/fall | sun/part shade | H: 6-8’, W: 4’

00218 $17.95 ea | 3 for $15.95 ea

Internet Exclusive Rose Collections Our best Rose Collections are just a click away.

waysidegardens.com/collections

— ng ys

'Don Juan' �New One of the only fragrant red climbers in the world, it is a seductive presence in any garden. Huge, fragrant 3- to 4-inch red blooms dangle from vigorous canes, banked by glossy dark green foliage. Packed with 30 to 35 petals and boasting a true red hue that won’t fade, they are superb cutflowers. 'Don Juan' is superb draped over the patio wall, twining up the arbor, or festooning a large trellis. The offspring of R. 'New Dawn' x R. ‘New Yorker,’ it is a dependable and vigorous performer in any climate. No wonder it is considered the standard red climber, by which all others are judged. #1 grade bareroot. Z 5-9 | summer | sun | H: 10’, W: 6-8’

00217 $15.95 ea | 3 for $13.95 ea

1-800-845-1124

WG S11.054-055.indd 55

�New

'Don Juan'

Roses | 55

12/14/10 11:33:57 AM

Clematis

The nea con the

Queen of the Climbers Easy-to-grow, colorful vines

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 57 for complete pruning instructions.

Considered "the" classic Clematis, this heavy bloomer has been adored by gardeners for over 150 years. The 4-petaled, 4-inch blooms sport rich, velvety purple petals highlighted by creamy anthers. Not a timid plant, this Clematis wants to climb a pergola, drape itself across an arbor, and wend its way through shrubs and small trees. Pruning Group III. 1-gallon container. Z 3-9 | summer | light shade | H: 10-12’, W: 4-5’

Very vigorous, this Clematis offers masses of 2-inch tulip-shaped blooms of brightest pink with a carmine bar striping every petal. Suitable for use as a groundcover or a climber. Pruning Group III. 1-gallon container. Z 5-9 | late summer/mid-fall | sun | H: 10-12', W: 2'

43133 $27.95 ea | 2 for $25.95 ea

Gigantic 6- to 7-inch blooms cover this compact plant over a long season, creating a crisp, bright look in garden or container. New spring foliage is bronze. A longtime favorite! Shows up well against a dark background. Pruning Group II. 1-gallon container. Z 3-9 | summer | sun | H: 6”, W: 2-3'

48495 $27.95 ea | 2 for $25.95 ea

Clematis 'Nelly Moser' 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.

The blo foll tint to p Lim

On to i wh age sett

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

40598 $27.95 ea | 2 for $25.95 ea

Clematis 'Princess Diana'

Clematis henryi

�New

PP gia blo ima you con

Clematis texensis 'Duchess of Albany' �New

Clematis 'Duchess of Albany'

43151 $27.95 ea | 2 for $25.95 ea

Clematis Claire De Lune™

Clematis 'Jackmanii'

Bri twi dee nig sou ros

Clematis Claire De Lune™ PP#12,838. (cv. 'EVIrin.') Syn. 'Blue Moon.' Enormous 7-inch blooms of white-striped pale blue and crimped edges twice a year! The petal edges are stylishly crimped for a distinctive look. Pruning Group II. 1-gallon container. Z 4-9 | late spring/early summer and late summer/fall | sun/part shade H: 8-10', W: 18-24"

PP# flow the flor con For

41270 $29.95 ea | 2 for $26.95 ea

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. 1-gallon container. Z 4-8 | mid- to late summer and early fall | full sun/part shade | H: 6-8', W: 2-3'

48573 $27.95 ea | 2 for $25.95 ea

Clematis henryi

56 | Vines & Climbers

WG S11.056-057.indd 56

Clematis 'Nelly Moser' s ee more onli ne at waysidegardens.com

12/14/10 3:22:22 PM

F G G

P B

Clematis 'Niobe' The best deep red Clematis we have ever offered! 4- to 6-inch flowers open nearly black, then mature to a velvety, dark ruby-red brightened by brilliant contrasting stamens. Blooms heavily and repeatedly. A Gold Medal Winner at the Boskoop trials. Universally popular. Pruning Group II. 1-gallon container. Z 5-9 | late spring/early fall | sun | H: 6', W: 5'

48554 $27.95 ea | 2 for $25.95 ea

n as rt,

wo nto s.

Clematis 'Prince Charles' 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'

41008 $27.95 ea | 2 for $25.95 ea

Clematis Franziska Maria®

is ts er.

PP#15,745. (cv. 'EVIpo008.') Absolutely tops for nonstop production of giant, 100% fully double, 4- to 6-inch blue-purple blooms. This powerhouse blooms on both old and new wood, giving you more color than you’d imagine possible from a single plant! Even if the blooms weren’t so plentiful, you’d be wowed by their size, color, and perfect form idea for growing in a container. Pruning Group II. 1-gallon container.

Clematis 'Niobe'

Z 4-9 | early summer/early fall | sun | H: 6-7’, W: 3’

48341 $29.95 ea | 2 for $26.95 ea

ms use

Clematis montana var. rubens 'Odorata' The best Clematis for fragrance lovers! Vanilla-scented 2- to 2½-inch rosy-pink blooms appear by the thousand on this vigorous Clematis, layered many deep and followed in autumn by showy silvery seedheads. Spring foliage emerges purpletinted. Not a Clematis for the faint-hearted, it needs very sturdy support. Tends to perform better in cooler climates. Pruning Group I. 1-gallon container. Limited Quantities Available. Z 6-9 | late spring/early summer | sun/part shade | H: 30’, W: 10'

on, is

48342 $27.95 ea | 2 for $25.95 ea

Clematis 'Prince Charles'

Clematis montana 'Odorata'

Clematis florida var. sieboldiana

Clematis Franziska Maria

Clematis florida var. sieboldiana One of the most sought-after varieties, its 3- to 4-inch blooms have given rise to its common name of False Passionflower. Against a background of creamy white sepals a large, lustruous ruff of purple stamens surrounds a tiny eye that ages from golden to green. Best in humus-rich soil and a sheltered woodland setting or container. Pruning Group III. 1-gallon container.

er' ery

Z 5-9 | Summer | Sun/light shade | H: 5', W: 3'

48586 $35.95 ea | 2 for $32.95 ea

Clematis Josephine™

e ner.

PP#12,912. A study in fascinating color and form! Huge 4½- to 5-inch lilac-pink flowers open from bronzy-green buds, 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. Ideal for a small garden or container, and makes a spectacular cut flower. For most flowers, plant in full sun. For greener flowers, allow some shade. Pruning Group II. 1-gallon container. Z 4-9 | summer | sun/part shade | H: 8-9’, W: 2-3’

46279 $29.95 ea | 2 for $26.95 ea

Clematis Pruning Groups

y r,

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!

1-800-845-1124

WG S11.056-057.indd 57

Clematis Josephine™

Vines & Climbers | 57

12/15/10 8:32:30 AM

Clematis 'Belle of Woking'

Clematis Rebecca™

Clematis 'Betty Corning'

Clematis 'Ice Blue' �New

The nodding, fragrant, smoky-blue flowers of this vine have a delicacy unusual among the large-flowered Clematis. Flowers are smaller, about 1½ inches across, but are produced in great abundance in mid- to late summer. Plants are quite tolerant of drought and shade. Winner of the prestigious Gold Medal of the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society. Pruning Group III. 1-gallon container. Z 4-9 | mid/late summer | sun | H: 6'', W: 10'

44370 $27.95 ea | 2 for $25.95 ea

�New

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'

48257 $29.95 ea | 2 for $26.95 ea

Clematis Rebecca™ �New

Clematis 'Warsaw Nike' �New

Clematis 'Venosa Violacea'

�New

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 offset by yellow anthers. Introduced in Poland by Brother Stefan Franczak, this awardwinner tolerates some shade and less fertile soils than most other Clematis cultivars. Pruning Group II. 1-gallon container. Z 4-8 | early/midsummer and early/mid-fall sun/part shade | H: 8-12', W: 2'

(cv. 'EVIpo016.') Giant magenta-red blooms 5 to 7 inches wide simply cover this compact introduction twice a season! Very heavy-flowering, this largeflowered cultivar is a delight for container or garden. Outstanding source of fade-proof color. Pruning Group II. 1-gallon container.

40800 $29.95 ea | 2 for $26.95 ea

Succeeds in the Shade! Ever since its 1883 introduction by renowned French nurseryman Lemoine, this shade-tolerant 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. 1-gallon container. Z 4-9 | midsummer/early fall | sun/part shade H: 8-10' W: 2'

43369 $27.95 ea | 2 for $25.95 ea

Clematis 'Belle of Woking' Introduced in 1875, this rare heirloom bears fluffy, fully double, 4-inch pompons that are unlike any other large-flowered hybrid. Their delicate complexion of palest pink fades to soft silverymauve, creating an unforgettable effect. Pruning Group II. 1-gallon container. Z 4-9 | summer | sun | H: 6-8’, W: 24-36”

48429 $29.95 ea | 2 for $26.95 ea

Clematis 'Warsaw Nike'

58 | Vines & Climbers

WG S11.058-059.indd 58

�New

Clematis 'Ice Blue'

Am of C ma gol rem orn Exc arb 1-g

Z4 H: 1

Z 4-9 | late spring/early summer and late summer sun | H: 6-8' W: 2'

Clematis viticella 'Venosa Violacea' �New

48574 $27.95 ea | 2 for $25.95 ea

Reg col aw ros rem Cle vig wit of b wit the into Ac the wit app the inc Pru

�New

s ee more onli ne at waysidegardens.com

12/16/10 2:17:23 PM

Clematis tangutica

�New

Clematis tangutica �New

s e

ade

7 on

Among the most vigorous and floriferous of Clematis, this Chinese species sets masses of 1½-inch nodding, wide-open golden bell in midsummer. The flowers remain for months, followed by highly ornamental fluffy, silvery seedheads. Excellent for overhead structures such as arbors and high walls. Pruning Group II. 1-gallon container. Z 4-9 | midsummer/early fall | sun H: 10-14', W: 4-5'

44320 $27.95 ea | 2 for $25.95 ea

Internet Exclusive Clematis Collections Our best Fruit Collections are just a click away.

waysidegardens.com/collections

Clematis 'Elsa Spath'

ffy,

Regaling the garden with large, brilliantly colored blooms twice a year, ‘Elsa Spath’ is a welcome addition to any sunny border or rose garden. This heirloom award-winner remains among the finest blue-flowered Clematis ever developed, recognized for its vigor and heavy flower production together with the beauty of its blooms. The first flush of bloom occurs in early- and midsummer, with flowers reaching 6 to 7 inches wide. As they mature, the strong shade of blue passes into a mauve-purple with hints of pink. A central cluster of stamens punctuates the display, the white filaments topped with dark red anthers. The second bloom appears in early fall in most climates, with the flowers somewhat smaller (perhaps 4 inches on average) but nearly as numerous. Pruning Group II. 1-gallon container. Z 4-9 | summer | sun/part shade | H: 6-7’, W: 3'

43589 $27.95 ea | 2 for $25.95 ea

1-800-845-1124

WG S11.058-059.indd 59

Clematis 'Elsa Spath'

Clematis terniflora

Clematis terniflora Sweet Autumn Clematis Magnificently fragrant 1-inch white flowers simply blanket this massive climber over many weeks, followed by equally lovely silver seedheads. A classic favorite, often used to twine through fences or blanket unsightly garden structures. Needs strong support. Pruning Group III. 1-gallon container. Z 5-9 | late summer/mid-fall | sun H: 20-30”, W: 6'

40594 $27.95 ea | 2 for $25.95 ea

Clematis 'Blue Angel' 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 award-winner was introduced by Polish Breeder Brother Stefan Franczak in 1992. Pruning Group III. 1-gallon container. Z 4-8 | early summer/early fall |sun/part shade H: 8-12', W: 2'

48555 $29.95 ea 2 for $26.95 ea

�New

Clematis 'Blue Angel'

�New

Clematis 'Polish Spirit'

Clematis 'Polish Spirit' �New Originated in Poland, this Brother Stefan Franczak creation produces stunning flowers of deep purple-blue 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. 1-gallon container. Z 4-9 | summer | sun | H: 8-10', W: 6-8'

43614 $27.95 ea 2 for $25.95 ea

Vines & Climbers | 59

12/14/10 3:26:29 PM

Bri eac gro 'Pas pro usa pur and yea easy

Clematis Bourbon™

Clematis Bijou™

Sch hy

Clematis 'Multi Blue' 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.

Clematis 'Multi Blue'

Z 3-9 | early/late summer | sun/part shade | H: 6-8', W: 3-4'

Clematis Bourbon™ (cv. 'Evipo018.) Fully 4 to 6 inches wide, these stunning, vibrant red blooms with magenta stripes and yellow stamens are attention-getting in any setting, and they really pop on dwarf plants petite enough for containers! This British Clematis is guaranteed to make any garden or patio sing! Pruning Group II. 1-gallon container. Z 4-9 | early/midsummer |sun'/part shade | H: 6', W:2'

48339 $29.95 ea | 2 for $26.95 ea

The lilac blo sma gro per

Clematis texensis 'Gravetye Beauty' �New 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 midsummer, but continue for several months, followed by plumes of silvery fruit that persist all winter. Among the most popular cultivars of all time, C. '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). An essential variety for the garden of any serious Clematis enthusiast. Pruning Group III. 1-gallon container.

�New

Ac disp shim flow gro faci

Z5 H: 3

48575 $27.95 ea | 2 for $25.95 ea

Clematis 'Gravetye Beauty'

Z 5-9 | midsummer/early fall | sun | H: 8-12', W: 2'

48268 $27.95 ea | 2 for $25.95 ea

Clematis Bijou™ cv. 'EVIpo030(N).' At last, the Clematis garden moves indoors! 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. Z 4-9 | early/mid summer | sun | H: 12-24", W: 12"

Wh twi free gard a ra pin are in a blo the leav clim 1-g

48595 $27.95 ea | 2 for $25.95 ea

Clematis x durandii “One of the easiest and most rewarding of garden plants,” notes English Clematis authority Barry Fretwell. An extremely large-flowered selection, 4 to 5 inches across, in stunning, intense indigo blue. The 4 to 5 petals are irregularly waved with 3 distinct, deeply grooved ribs; the yellow-white stamens form a beautiful central eye to each flower. Non-stop flowering in mid to late summer offers you weeks of lovely cut flowers. This striking hybrid of Clematis integrifolia and Clematis 'Jackmanii' originated in France around 1870. Pruning Group III. 1-gallon container. Z 5-9 | summer | sun | H: 6-10', W: 5'

40593 $27.95 ea | 2 for $25.95 ea

Clematis x durandii

60 | Vines & Climbers

WG S11.060-061.indd 60

s ee more onli ne at waysidegardens.com

12/14/10 3:27:32 PM

Vines and Climbers Actinidia kolomikta 'Pasha' �New Brilliant splashes of hot pink and ivory decorate each leaf of this splendid hardy Kiwi. A fastgrowing 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'

48535 $26.95 ea | 2 for $24.95 ea

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 northfacing walls. 1-gallon container Z 5-9 | early summer | sun/part shade H: 30', W: 6-9'

46730 $26.95 ea | 2 for $24.95 ea

y to

Wisteria sinensis The ever-popular Chinese Wisteria with fragrant lilac-blue flowers in racemes up to 7½ inches long. It blooms heavily and frequently, producing a second, smaller display in late summer. A rapid, vigorous grower, perfect for creating a spectacular show on a pergola or against a wall. 1-gallon container. Z 5-9 | spring/summer | sun | H: 40”, W: 5-8'

47789 $24.95 ea | 2 for $22.95 ea

st ed who

er.

Lonicera x heckrottii 'Goldflame'

Wisteria sinensis

Whether you let this ultra-fragrant Honeysuckle twine upwards as a vine, or prune it back to a dense, free-flowering shrub, it will perfume the entire garden and attracts butterflies, hummingbirds, and a range of songbirds. The 2-inch blooms are rosypink on the exterior, yellow to ivory within, and are followed by handsome but inedible red berries in autumn. Cut back the first stunning wave of blooms and you may get a second flush in fall! Even the stems are red on this colorful plant, while the leaves are blue-green and semi-evergreen in warm climates. Easy, irresistible, and long-lived. 1-gallon container Z 5-9 | early summer/fall | sun | H: 10-15', W: 3-6'

40623 $24.95 ea | 2 for $22.95 ea

wer.

Actinidia 'Pasha'

1-800-845-1124

WG S11.060-061.indd 61

�New

Lonicera 'Goldflame'

Schizophragma 'Moonlight'

Vines & Climbers | 61

12/16/10 2:28:43 PM

Wisteria macrostachya 'Blue Moon' This amazing native American Wisteria selection blooms up to three times every summer! Huge, richly fragrant foot-long clusters of lilac-blue blossoms perfume the sunny to lightly-shaded garden, dangling from sturdy vines on pergolas, arbors, and other strong supports. It needs no pruning and is a vigorous, quick grower that can be pruned during its dormant season to maintain a required size and shape. 1-gallon container. Z 4-9 | summer | sun/part shade | H: 25', W: 6-8'

48028 $28.95 ea | 2 for $26.95 ea

Lonicera periclymenum 'Graham Thomas' An exceptional European Wild Woodbine selection. This spectacular climber was accidentally discovered in a hedgerow in Warwickshire, England (Shakespeare's own county) by renowned English horticulturist Graham Stuart Thomas. Of rapid growth, this eminently rewarding Lonicera ultimately attains a height of 30 to 40 feet. Its highlyfragrant 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. Z 5-9 | mid-summer/mid-fall | sun/part shade | H: 30-40'

47191 $26.95 ea | 2 for $24.95 ea

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 Z 4-9 | mid-summer/fall | sun | H: 25-35', W: 15'

47366 $27.95 ea | 2 for $25.95 ea

Wisteria 'Blue Moon'

Vitis amurensis �New 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.

Vitis amurensis

�New

Lonicera 'Graham Thomas'

Cannot ship to CA, OR, WA or ID. 1-gallon container

Z 4-9 | early summer | sun/part shade | H: 18-24'

48536 $26.95 ea | 2 for $24.95 ea

Parthenocissus quinquefolia 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.1gallon container Z 4-9 | late spring | sun/shade | H: 30-50'

48584 $27.95 ea | 2 for $25.95 ea

Mu imp and an The foll the scre

On lav qui sun pla

An twi gro dee flow hue lan

Bri dis 2irre for swe by stru som spe

Polygonum 'Fallopia'

62 | Vines & Climbers

WG S11.062-063.indd 62

Parthenocissus quinquefolia s ee more onli ne at waysidegardens.com

12/14/10 3:30:36 PM

ain

Lonicera 'Serotina'

Lonicera periclymenum 'Serotina' Much admired in Europe, this fine selection of the Late Dutch Honeysuckle impressed us tremendously at the Boskoop Trials in Holland. 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.

his tal

Campsis 'Flava'

Z 5-9 | early summer/fall | part shade/sun | H: 15-20', W: 5'

47198 $26.95 ea | 2 for $25.95 ea

ch d de,

Campsis radicans 'Flava'

ry is h or

Z 5-9 | summer | sun | H: 20-30', W:4'

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 trumpet-shaped flowers all summer. Few plants are as colorful - and hummingbirds love them. 1-gallon container.

46624 $26.95 ea | 2 for $24.95 ea

Hydrangea anomala ssp. petiolaris â&#x20AC;&#x201D; Climbing Hydrangea

24'

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.

Hydrangea 'Miranda'

Z 4-8 | early/midsummer | sun/shade | H: 60-80', W: 10-12'

ely

it y. by

46965 $29.95 ea | 2 for $26.95 ea

Hydrangea anomala subsp. petiolaris 'Miranda' Brilliant variegation, large fragrant blooms, and a shrubby yet climbing habit distinguish this beautiful selection of the Climbing Hydrangea. Handsome 2- to 3-inch wide, slightly serrated, bright green leaves display a broad, irregular, creamy yellow margin. Fall color is a pleasing, pale yellow. 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'

47901 $29.95 ea | 2 for $26.95 ea

1-800-845-1124

WG S11.062-063.indd 63

Hydrangea anomala ssp. petiolaris

Vines & Climbers | 63

12/14/10 3:30:47 PM

Sun Perennials Long-lived Color for the Garden Herbaceous perennials live and bloom every year for long periods, and once established, require minimal care. Properly chosen, they provide almost yearround 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.

Aconitum fischerii

�New

Alcea Chater's Double Mix Alcea rosea Old Barnyard Mix

Alcea Old Barnyard Mix

Custom-blended from a stand we found growing in an old barnyard in Vermont, this mix of 3- to 5-inch heirloom singles has a huge range of colors: pink, red, yellow, and dark maroon, plus pastels. These tall plants bloom all summer, then reseed for continued effect year after year. Buy in quantity for best color selection. 1-quart container. Z 3-9 | early/mid summer sun/part shade | H: 4-6' , W: 2'

48095 $7.95 ea

3 for $6.95 ea

This mixture produces larger and more prolific blooms in a variety of colors – rose, pink, yellow, salmon, scarlet, maroon, and white. Outstanding as a mixed border background or planted along a tall fence, these hollyhocks happily reseed themselves. Buy in quantity for best color selection. 1-quart container. Z 2-8 | mid summer/early fall | sun | H: 6' , W: 2'

48245 $7.95 ea | 3 for $6.95 ea

Agapanthus 'Summer Skies' �New Wayside Gardens Mail Order Exclusive! 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. Z 6-10 | midsummer/early fall | sun | H: 40", W: 24"

Agastache aurantiaca 'Apricot Sprite'

48246 $24.95 ea | 2 for $22.95 ea

Strongly fragrant, 'Apricot Sprite' is a charming native perennial offering tiny tubular blooms of peachy apricot carried along tall, slender stems. Plant it closely among its neighbors in the sunny border and watch these bloomspikes mingle with nearby foliage, sharing both their scent and their color with less-fortunate perennials and shrubs. Very easy to grow in good garden soil kept moist all summer. It is left alone by deer and rabbits yet visited constantly by hummingbirds and butterflies. 1-quart container.

Achillea 'Coronation Gold'

Z 6-10 | early summer/early fall | sun H: 24", W: 18"

48458 $8.95 ea

Alcea Chater's Double Mix

Sports enormous 3- to 4-inch flat topped flowerheads from late spring all through summer, glowing atop compact, well-branched plants. Outstanding cutflower, both fresh and dried. A butterfly magnet. Never needs staking. 4-inch pot. Z 3-8 | all summer | sun | H: 30-36", W: 18"

44392 $8.95 ea | 3 for $7.95 ea

201 Eve eas and coo cut sho ab inte

Aconitum fischerii �New Tall spires of dramatic clear blue hooded blooms rise above finely cut dark green foliage on this splendid species from Kamchatka. Sturdy enough to remain upright without staking, the rich blue flowers are very long-lasting after cutting, while the attractive foliage keeps the plant handsome before and after bloom time. Content in any well- drained soil except dry ones, this hummingbird attractant offers a rare source of blue for the late-season landscape. Deer-resistant. Bareroot. Z 4-8 | late summer/early fall | sun/part shade | H: 18-24", W: 18-24"

48515 $9.95 ea | 3 for $8.95 ea

3 for $7.95 ea

Ma the this vig and goo An

So but ada flow leav full -ye nec gar and is s

Bri foll An but hum cut

Agapanthus 'Summer Skies'

�New

Agastache 'Apricot Sprite'

64 | Sun Perennials

WG S11.064-065 WG S11.064-065.indd 64 Output: 12/16/10

Achillea 'Coronation Gold' s ee more onli ne at waysidegardens.com

Modified: December 14, 2010 3:39 PM Created: 09/22/10

12/16/10 2:36:28 PM

WG S11.064-0 Output: 12/16

o s

– xed

Aster 'Wood's Pink'

Aster dumosus 'Wood's Pink'

e dy

Masses of brilliant 1-inch blooms of clear pink cover the slender, dark green foliage for 3 months or more on this mildew- and rust-free Michaelmas Daisy. Compact, vigorous, and very heavy-blooming, it attracts butterflies and tolerates a bit of frost. Deer leave it alone, making it a good choice for woodland gardens in average to dry soil. An excellent alternative to annual Mums! 4-inch pot.

Amsonia hubrichtii — 2011 Perennial Plant of the Year

Z 3-8 | late summer/mid fall | sun | H: 12-18", W: 18"

41110 $8.95 ea | 3 for $7.95 ea

Amsonia hubrichtii

ugh

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 finelycut, 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"

48387 $9.95 ea | 3 for $8.95 ea

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 winter-hardy 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. 4-inch pot. Z 3-8 | mid/late summer | sun | H: 24-48", W: 24"

48242 $6.95 ea | 3 for $5.95 ea

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. 4-inch pot. Z 3-9 | mid/late summer | sun | H: 18-24", W: 36"

43029 $6.95 ea | 3 for $5.95 ea

Asclepias tuberosa

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. 4-inch pot. Z 3-8 | early summer | sun/part shade H: 16-18”, W: 18-24”

48701 $6.95 ea

3 for $5.95 ea

Aquilegia Origami Mix

Sun Perennials | 65

1-800-845-1124

WG S11.064-065 WG S11.064-065.indd 65 Output: 12/14/10

Asclepias 'Cinderella'

Modiﬁed: December 14, 2010 2:46 PM Created: 09/22/10

12/14/10 3:36:38 PM

Baptisia x 'Purple Smoke'

A superb selection of the North American native perennial, this False Indigo was discovered as a chance seedling at the North Carolina Botanic Garden. You will love the gentle, cooling gray-and-purple bloomspikes in spring, and appreciate the rich blue-green foliage for months afterwards. Superbly tolerant of every adversity from drought to heat, humidity, cold, and poor soil, it is an indispensable plant for massing. Bareroot.

Thi blo alo The azu cut Lon thi bes mil

Z 3-9 | mid/late spring | sun | H: 36-48”, W: 42"

Z3 H: 5

46305 $10.95 ea | 3 for $9.95 ea

Baptisia Solar Flare Prairieblues™ The blooms open yellow and then turn all shades of orange as they mature on this fine addition to the Prairieblues™ series from the Chicago Botanical Garden. Borne on 12- to 18-inch stems above blue-green foliage, they appear in late spring and early summer. Bareroot. Z 4-8 | late spring/early summer | sun H: 36-48”, W: 48-54”

Belamcanda chinensis

48389 $12.95 ea | 3 for $11.95 ea

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 5-10 | midsummer/early fall | full sun H: 24-36”, W: 15-18”

43050 $6.95 ea | 3 for $5.95 ea

Belamcanda chinensis 'Hello Yellow' �New

Belamcanda chinensis 'Hello Yellow'

�New

AW PPA rou eac ext No pla dar com

Belamcanda chinensis

Baptisia 'Purple Smoke'

This splendid Dwarf Blackberry Lily offers sunshine-yellow blooms 2 inches wide and upturned on 18- to 20-inch stems above sword-shaped foliage. Unlike the species, these blooms have no freckles, simply radiating intense golden tones. Followed by handsome clusters of blackberry-like fruit, this perennial spreads slowly in any moist, well-drained soil, colonizing in large drifts. Very easy to grow, it is left alone by most pests and diseases, and is attractive to butterflies. Bareroot.

PP C. Co The yel 'Za and unp for

Z 4-10 | mid/late summer | sun | H: 10”, W: 9-12”

PP spo 1½ fall to l eye foli out wid spe ligh

43500 $6.95 ea | 3 for $5.95 ea

Campanula glomerata 'Freya' �New PPAF. Far more floriferous and a bit coldhardier than other C. glomerata cultivars, this compact selection from breeder Arie Blom offers masses of star-shaped purple blooms in great clusters all along the stems. The long dark green foliage forms a basal rosette from which numerous flowering stems arise, attracting hummingbirds to the border. A superb early bloomer that continues over a long season. 1-quart container. Z 3-8 | late spring/midsummer | sun/part shade H: 16”, W: 12”

48459 $14.95 ea | 3 for $12.95 ea

Baptisia Solar Flare Prairieblues™

Campanula 'Freya'

66 | Sun Perennials

WG S11.066-067 WG S11.066-067.indd 66 Output: 12/14/10

�New

s ee more onli ne at waysidegardens.com

Modiﬁed: December 14, 2010 2:48 PM Created: 09/22/10

12/14/10 3:50:51 PM

WG S11.066 Output: 12/14

Delphinium elatum 'Blue Lace' This is not grandma's Delphinium — the blooms are semi-double and very profuse along sturdy stems that never need staking. They arise heavily in early summer, a rich azure tinged with lavender-pink, and then (if cut back after bloom) repeat at season's end! Long-lived and resistant to deer and rabbits, this plant is a butterfly and hummingbird's best friend. Grow in full sun for best powdery mildew resistance. 1-quart container.

Z 3-7 | early & late summer to fall | sun/light shade H: 5-6', W: 2'

48463 $10.95 ea | 3 for $9.95 ea

ms ing

Coreopsis 'Sunset Strip' �New

A Wayside Gardens Exclusive! PPAF. Brilliant 2-inch golden blooms open from round green buds on this Threadleaf Coreopsis, each starred with a rich orange-red eye that extends up the petals in slender orange stripes. No two blooms are just alike on this floriferous plant, and all stand out nicely against slender dark green foliage. Excellent in an autumn combination. 4-inch pot. Z 5-9 | all summer | sun | H: 20”, W: 24”

t e

oot.

48512 $9.95 ea | 3 for $8.95 ea

Coreopsis grandiflora 'Jethro Tull' PP#18,789. A natural cross of C. 'Zamfir' and C. 'Early Sunrise,' this very floriferous new Coreopsis combines the best merits of both. The blooms have a rich, nonfading goldenyellow color and are more reliably fluted than 'Zamfir,' with elegantly pointed tips. Compact and low-growing, this butterfly magnet is unpalatable to deer, and flowers continuously for many, many months. 4-inch pot. Z 4-9 | late spring/early fall | full sun | H: 15-18", W: 18"

40241 $9.95 ea | 3 for $8.95 ea

Coreopsis 'Dreamcatcher'

ese

e al il, it is

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! Rosy-red 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. Sun to light shade. 1-quart container. Z 6-9 | late spring/mid-fall | sun/light shade | H-18", W-24"

Coreopsis 'Sienna Sunset'

Coreopsis grandiflora 'Presto' Native Coreopsis has never looked so elegant as with this dwarf variety offering double blooms 2 to 2½ inches wide. Heavily floriferous all summer, it is ideal for cut flowers, but also fills containers beautifully and pleases butterflies in sunny borders. Deer resistant and quite drought tolerant, ‘Presto’ blooms earlier than most and remains later than all others! 4-inch pot. Z 4-9 | all summer | sun | H: 6-8”, W: 6-8”

40804 $7.95 ea | 3 for $6.95 ea

Delphinium 'Blue Lace'

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.

�New

Coreopsis 'Sunset Strip'

Z 5-9 | early summer/late fall | sun | H: 16-20”, W: 36”

48372 $9.95 ea | 3 for $8.95 ea

Coreopsis verticillata 'Route 66' PP#20,609. A delightful Threadleaf Coreopsis recently discovered growing near Route 66 in Lucinda, Pennsylvania, this two-tone beauty begins blooming with a blood-red halo surrounding the central boss on each flower. As the season progresses, the red spreads down each petal, creating a look that changes continuously from midsummer through midfall. 4-inch pot. Z 5-9 | mid summer/mid fall | full sun | H: 24-28", W: 36"

48511 $9.95 ea | 3 for $8.95 ea

48390 $8.95 ea | 3 for $7.95 ea

Coreopsis 'Jethro Tull'

n ark ch

Coreopsis 'Presto'

Coreopsis 'Route 66'

Sun Perennials | 67

1-800-845-1124

WG S11.066-067 WG S11.066-067.indd 67 Output: 12/14/10

Coreopsis 'Dreamcatcher'

Modiﬁed: December 14, 2010 2:48 PM Created: 09/22/10

12/14/10 3:51:05 PM

Euphorbia 'Shorty' �New

Dianthus 'Raspberry Swirl'

Euphorbia 'Shorty' �New

Digitalis purpurea 'Pam's Choice'

PPAF. The perfect accent for any sunny spot, 'Shorty' offers lush blue-green foliage that begins bright red, making the plants especially striking in spring but also showy through summer, as new leaves continue to arise. Mounding and very vigorous, this perennial is useful in the border, rock garden, or container, and covers itself with elongated heads of bright yellow blooms over many weeks. Easy to grow and so colorful! 4-inch pot.

Watch as the sedate white buds — crowded along the upper ¾ of the sturdy stalks — open to magnificent deep maroon throats! The maroon becomes spotted and speckled toward the petal edges, adding even more interest to this very unusually-colored plant. And because the large flowers open from the bottom of the spike up, each plant boasts fresh blooms for weeks! Situate in full sun (in Northern climates) or part-shade (in the South). A biennial, it asks only rich, moist soil to put on a fine show for several seasons. 1-quart container.

Z 7-11 | mid/late spring | sun/part shade | H: 15-18", W: 15"

40951 $8.95 ea | 3 for $7.95 ea

Digitalis Giant Shirley Mix Magnificent flowerheads crowded with big, bell-shaped blossoms cover the top part of sturdy 3-foot stems. Colors range from white and shell pink to deep rose, often dotted with crimson or chocolate. A biennial variety, it reseeds itself freely to provide ongoing years of effect. 1-quart container.

Digitalis Giant Shirley Mix

Z 4-9 | early/late summer | sun/part shade | H: 36", W: 18"

48116 $6.95 ea | 3 for $5.95 ea

Dianthus 'Raspberry Swirl' PP#14,377. (Syn. 'Devon Siskin.') One of the heaviest repeat bloomers in the Dianthus family, this powerhouse regales you with splendid bicolor flowers first in early summer, then again in early fall. The 1½- to 2-inch blooms open pink with maroon edges and central disk, then mature to white with magenta edges and a deep maroon disk (for a tricolor look!). Wonderfully redolent of cloves, they arise very profusely on neat, loosely mounded plants 10 to 12 inches tall, 10 inches wide. One of the renowned Clock series of high-performing Dianthus. 1-quart container. Z 6-9 | early summer/early fall | sun | H: 10-12”, W: 10”

48472 $9.95 ea | 3 for $8.95 ea

Dianthus 'Fire Star'

Digitalis ‘Pam’s Choice’

Dianthus 'Fire Star'

PP#14,895 (cv. 'Devon Xera.') The most vigorous of the popular Whetman® Star series of Pinks, 'Fire Star' wows with bright red blooms sporting a halo of darker crimson at the base. Deliciously clove-scented, the blooms appear atop evergreen, needle-like bluegreen foliage. If deadheaded promptly, they rebloom in autumn. Attractive to butterflies and unappetizing to deer, this compact perennial is ideal for the rock garden, containers of all sorts, and the sunny border. A splendid boutonniere! 1-quart container. Z 6-9 | early summer/early fall | sun/part shade | H: 8”, W: 8”

48478 $9.95 ea | 3 for $8.95 ea

Z 4-9 | mid/late summer | sun | H: 36-48”, W: 12-15”

48128 $6.95 ea | 3 for $5.95 ea

Digitalis x mertonensis In late spring and early summer, abundant buds open to luscious blooms the color of crushed strawberries. They are so freely borne that the flowers crowd one another on the sturdy 3-foot stalk, overlapping for a very full, ultra-colorful look. And because the buds open from the bottom of the plant up, the topmost are still closed when the lower flowers are in full bloom, increasing the color show of every stem! Space 12 to 15 inches apart. 4-inch pot. Z 4-9 | early/mid summer | sun/part shade | H: 36”, W: 18”

48243 $7.95 ea | 3 for $6.95 ea

Dianthus 'Cranberry Ice' PPAF. Each cranberry-red petal on this low-growing plant is marked with two heart-shaped pink marks, plus hints of pink along the serrated edges. Very fragrant and arising profusely in late spring and early summer, this Dianthus is ideal for mass plantings, as groundcover, in the border, and in containers of all types. Drought-tolerant, unappetizing to deer, and a butterfly magnet! 1-quart container.

�

Eas

(Co cea Ac out pin Thi cut son

AW PPA bro new bro flow flow and ind disp

Z 5-9 | late spring/early summer | sun/part shade | H: 7”, W: 12”

48465 $9.95 ea | 3 for $8.95 ea

PP con ext yell ato ma

Dianthus 'Neon Star' PP#14,549. Tirelessly blooming for months on end, this delectably clove-scented Dianthus is so bright that even a small planting stands out, and a large massing is spectacular. The narrow, needle-like blue-gray foliage is smothered in hot-pink flowers, reblooming even more quickly if deadheaded promptly. Use this vigorous, heat- and humidity-tolerant little plant in containers, the front of the border, as edging, or as groundcover. 1-quart container. Z 5-9 | late spring/fall | sun | H: 7”, W: 7”

PP Big wh in p rus pla in c and unb 18

48482 $9.95 ea | 3 for $8.95 ea

Digitalis x mertonensis

Dianthus 'Cranberry Ice'

68 | Sun Perennials

WG S11.068-069 WG S11.068-069.indd 68 Output: 12/14/10

Dianthus ‘Neon Star’ s ee more onli ne at waysidegardens.com

Modiﬁed: December 14, 2010 2:56 PM Created: 09/22/10

12/14/10 3:52:30 PM

WG S11.068 Output: 12/14

�New

, d ch n

that ing m

over,

Echinacea Crazy Pink™

�New

Echinacea

"Crazy" Echinaceas

Easy, Long-blooming Beauty (Coneflower). Hardy, durable, native perennials, Echinaceas withstand drought, heat, deer, poor soils, and neglect. A cheerful addition to sunny borders, they bloom throughout summer into fall in a range of colors from familiar vivid pinks and clear whites to new dusty yellows and oranges. Thick, sturdy stems are beneficial in their use as long-lasting cut flowers. Butterflies are enticed by the fragrance, and songbirds delight in the seed-packed cones in fall.

Echinacea 'Solar Flare' �New

A Wayside Gardens Exclusive! PPAF. Radiant red petals held straight out from very dark brown cones form an absolutely enormous bloom on this new Richard Saul introduction! The stems are dark red to brown as well, creating a nice platform for the rosy-toned flowers. Compact plants are well-branched and freeflowering over a long season, boasting the adaptability and garden vigor for which Echinacea is famous. An indispensable addition to the sunny border, native plant display, and cutting garden! 4-inch pot. Z 4-8 | early summer/mid-fall | sun | H: 24-36”, W:18-24”

n as

Incredibly floriferous, quite compact, and delightfully variable in flower form, the latest series from American breeder Richard Saul is a breakthrough no admirer of Echinacea will be able to resist. These crosses of E. purpurea x E. paradoxa are "crazy" because while most have reflexed petals, some hold their petals straight out. The extra-large cone adds interest to these blooms, which appear in huge numbers beginning the first season in the garden. A 1-year-old plant will have 100 or more flowers open at once! Ideal for small gardens, containers, and to face down fullsized Echinacea cultivars in the sunny border.

�New

Echinacea 'Solar Flare'

Z 4-8 | mid/late summer | full sun H: 18-24”, W: 18-24”

Crazy Pink™ �New PP#21,023. (cv. 'Adam Saul.') 4-inch pot.

49430 $14.95 ea | 3 for $12.95 ea

Echinacea Sunrise™

Crazy White™ �New PP#21,024. (cv. 'Noam Saul.') 4-inch pot.

48513 $14.95 ea | 3 for $12.95 ea

48522 $15.95 ea | 3 for $13.95 ea

Echinacea purpurea Sunrise™

y ds

Echinacea Crazy White™

PP#16,235. Outstanding example of the newer coneflowers with larger, more colorful flower and extended bloom season. Sweet-rose-scented citronyellow blossoms and slightly reflexed petals are produced atop strong, well balanced stems. The green cone matures to gold. Vigorous. 4-inch pot.

Internet Exclusive Echinacea Collections Our best Echinacea Collections are just a click away.

waysidegardens.com/collections

Z 4-9 | early/late summer | full sun | H: 30-36”, W: 30-36”

48524 $14.95 ea | 3 for $12.95 ea

Echinacea purpurea Harvest Moon™

Echinacea purpurea Sundown™

Z 4-9 | early summer/early fall | full sun | H: 32-36”, W: 18-24”

PP#17,652. (Cv. 'Matthew Saul.') Expect 2 dozen or more blooms at once on every plant of this exciting Echinacea! 4-inch blooms of rich golden-yellow profusely over a long season, the big central cone bringing songbirds into the garden as it dries in autumn (and the blooms keeping the butterflies busy all summer!). 2 feet high and wide, this variety was 10 years in the making and is destined to be a classic for profuse bloom in a brand-new color for the traditional purple Coneflower! 4-inch pot.

48023 $14.95 ea | 3 for $12.95 ea

Z 3-9 | early/late summer | full sun | H: 24”, W: 24”

PP#17,659. (Cv ‘Evan Saul.’) Included in the exciting Big Sky™ collection is this free-flowering creation, whose long, crowded, vibrant coral petals are tipped in pastel salmon and held straight out around a big russet-brown cone! Let the final blooms dry on the plant and watch the songbirds come feast on the cones in chilly autumn. Easy to grow, endlessly floriferous, and even deer resistant, this new Coneflower offers unbeatable color over a long, long season! Space plants 18 to 24-inches apart. 4-inch pot.

Echinacea Sundown™

48019 $14.95 ea | 3 for $12.95 ea

Echinacea Harvest Moon™

Sun Perennials | 69

1-800-845-1124

WG S11.068-069 WG S11.068-069.indd 69 Output: 12/14/10

Modiﬁed: December 14, 2010 2:56 PM Created: 09/22/10

12/14/10 3:53:34 PM

Yea

Eve acc eve

Geranium ‘Rozanne’

Geranium ‘Dragon Heart’

Gaillardia 'Oranges and Lemons’

�New

Geranium 'Dragon Heart' �New

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.

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, wending 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.

48079 $14.95 ea | 3 for $12.95 ea

Gaillardia 'Oranges and Lemons' PP#17,092. So easy to grow, so beautiful, and so endlessly floriferous, this new Blanket Flower is everyone's favorite for summer-long blooms in any hot, dry garden spot. Measuring 2 inches wide, these golden-orange flowers are merrily tipped with yellow, for a luscious twotone look that glows in the garden and vase! Expect up to 75 blooms at once on every plant, beginning in early summer and not quitting until fall. Standing up to heat, humidity, poor soil, and even drought, this plant is hardy across the country. Unbeatable bloom strength! 1-quart container. Z 3-10 | all summer | sun | H: 18", W: 20"

48391 $9.95 ea | 3 for $8.95 ea

Gaillardia Mesa™ Yellow �New Geranium ‘Alpenglow’

�New

Gaillardia Mesa™ Yellow

Geranium 'Rozanne'

Z 5-8 | summer | sun | H: 16-24”, W: 18-24”

Geranium ‘Orkney Cherry’

�New

As bright and beautiful as a summer day, these big 3-inch daisies crowd each other on compact, neat plants. Winner of both the coveted Fleuroselect Gold Medal and a 2010 AAS, this heavy-blooming new Blanket Flower is out to change the way we garden. It tolerates drought, heat, humidity, cold, and moisture, flowering nonstop for months. You must grow it to believe it! 4-inch pot. Z 5-10 | all summer | sun | H: 18-20”, W: 20-22”

48301 $7.95 ea | 3 for $6.95 ea

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

48471 $14.95 ea | 3 for $12.95 ea

Geranium 'Orkney Cherry' PP#18,269. Simply the longest- and heaviest-blooming Hardy Geranium we have ever grown, this bronze-leafed cultivar tosses up masses of bright pink blooms with spidery cerise veins and a white throat from early summer 'til the first severe cold snap. Hardy to -20 degrees F and unpalatable to deer and rabbits, 'Orkney Cherry' spreads rapidly, filling in bare patches of the border without choking out competing plants. Very low-maintenance and tirelessly floriferous! 1-quart container.

An and ‘No oliv turn a lo as a bac Flo clu

Z4 H: 1

Wa Bam gro Ne dar tha 5-in two the you 6-in

Z 5-8 | summer/early fall | sun/part shade | H: 10”, W: 18-24”

48466 $12.95 ea | 3 for $11.95 ea

Geranium sanguineum 'Alpenglow' �New Enjoy three seasons of beauty from this vigorous, freeflowering cultivar. The large lavender-pink blooms begin in spring and continue for many weeks. After they pass, the finely-divided green foliage turns brilliant scarlet shades for autumn. Tolerant of heat, drought, and cold, this perennial is unpalatable to deer and rabbits. A fine carpet for the Rose garden. 1-quart container. Z 4-8 | late spring/midsummer | sun/part shade H: 12-18”, W: 18”

48476 $12.95 ea | 3 for $11.95 ea

Geranium sanguineum 'New Hampshire Purple' Like a scattering of fine jewels, the wide-open magenta blooms glow in the garden against finely cut, almost frilly bright green foliage. This spreading geranium forms a many-layered groundcover to keep down weeds, but is so lovely that you may need it for fine containers and the rock garden as well. In autumn the leaves blush red. 1-quart container. Z 3-8 | late spring/summer | sun/part shade | H: 12", W: 12”

44682 $9.95 ea | 3 for $8.95 ea

Geranium ‘New Hampshire Purple’

�

70 | Sun Perennials

WG S11.070-071 WG S11.070-071.indd 70 Output: 12/14/10

s ee more onli ne at waysidegardens.com

Modiﬁed: December 14, 2010 2:58 PM Created: 09/22/10

12/14/10 3:54:20 PM

WG S11.070 Output: 12/14

Grasses

Year-round Landscape Interest Every year more discerning gardners are discovering that there are no finer plants than ornamental grasses for accent and architectual effect. From a bold vertical statement to a subtle border edging, there is a grass to fit every landscape need. Our outstanding varieties thrive even in the heat and drought of southern summers.

Panicum virgatum 'Northwind' �New An upright grower and one of the most pleasing and well-behaved of native ornamental grasses, ‘Northwind’ offers densely-packed, slender olive-green foliage topped with airy tassels that turn from green to silver and finally to gold over a long autumn-through-winter season. It is useful as a hedge, perimeter planting, screen, border background, or even specimen in the sunny garden. Flower panicles are held upright in the middle of the clump—not-arching. 1-quart container.

r e ny

eal

y rst o n

Muhlenbergia capillaris Muhly Grass In late summer and all through fall, this hardy native grass becomes the showpiece of the garden, topped by huge clouds of rosy-pink so airy you expect them to float away on the breeze! Indifferent to heat, humidity, poor soil, and drought, this super-easy grass reaches 4 feet tall and 3 feet wide in full sun, filling the garden (and all your vases!) with cottoncandy color for weeks on end! 4-inch pot.

Z 4-11 | early fall/mid winter | full sun H: 12-15”, W: 15-18”

Z 6-10 | late summer/late fall | full sun H: 48”, W: 36”

48348 $7.95 ea | 3 for $6.95 ea

48052 $9.95 ea | 3 for $8.95 ea

Phyllostachys nigra

Chasmanthium latifolium 'River Mist' �New

Wayside gardeners have been asking for Black Bamboo for years now, and we've been scrambling to grow enough of this rare plant to make it available. New spring canes emerge bright green and steadily darken, first to a smoky gray, then to a pure ebony that just gleams. Meanwhile, the handsome 4- to 5-inch leaves remain dark green, for a wonderful two-tone effect. Because this Bamboo is evergreen, the show gets even better next spring when you've got your older black canes offsetting the new green ones! 6-inch deep pot. Limited Quantities Available. Z 6-9 | sun/part shade | H: 18'-24', W: 7'-10'

47627 $67.95 ea | 2 for $61.95 ea

PP#20,643. The dramatic variegation and long-lasting, elegantly clustered seedheads make this selection of our native Northern Oat Grass especially valuable. From early spring well into winter, this compact ornamental grass offers brilliant color and fascinating texture distinctive enough to warrant its use as a specimen as well as a border or container standout. Reseeds green. 4-inch pot. Z 5-8 | midsummer/early winter | full sun/part shade H: 24-30”, W: 18-24”

48345 $12.95 ea | 3 for $11.95 ea

Phyllostachys nigra

or al ose

�New

Panicum ‘Northwind’

�New

Chasmanthium ‘River Mist’

Sun Perennials | 71

1-800-845-1124

WG S11.070-071 WG S11.070-071.indd 71 Output: 12/14/10

Muhlenbergia capillaris

Modiﬁed: December 14, 2010 2:58 PM Created: 09/22/10

12/14/10 3:54:37 PM

Hemerocallis

A Phenomenal Color Show all Summer Long! For toughness, reliability, and long-lasting color, Hemerocallis is the backbone of many perennial gardens. Our improved vigorous hybrids include evergreen, semi-evergreen, and dormant types in a full range of colors, patterns, sizes and forms. Resistant to drought once established, Hemerocallis can take heat, humidity, and just about any soil. Space plants 18 to 24 inches apart.

Hemerocallis 'El Desperado' A breakthrough in hardy Daylilies! Big 4½-inch blooms of deep yellow sport some of the showiest burgundy eyezones AND edges known in the Daylily world. And they arise heavily on 28-inch plants superbly tolerant of heat, humidity, and even drought! As fancy as a hot-house flower yet as hardy and easy to grow as a weed, this is the Daylily for busy gardeners! Eyecatching! Bareroot. Z 4-9 | mid/late summer | sun/part shade | H: 28", W: 24"

43426 $10.95 ea | 3 for $9.95 ea

Winner of multiple awards and an absolute showstopper in any garden, this intensely fragrant Daylily is hardy from the far north to the deep south. If you have a spare foot of soil left in your sunny garden, devote it to the glorious ruffled blooms of 'Elegant Candy'! Bareroot. Z 3-9 | early/late summer | sun/part shade | H: 24", W: 24"

49695 $10.95 ea | 3 for $9.95 ea

PP17,164. Luminous pale yellow blooms, 3½ inches across and boasting a heavily crepe-like texture, arise on this compact plant for 5 months or more, far longer than most Daylilies. The blooms are sweetly fragrant and absolutely unstoppable, even at summer's end when most others rest before their autumn display. Totally dormant in winter, this plant is ideal for northern climates, but also thrives in the hot, humid south and southwest. Bareroot.

Hemerocallis 'Elegant Candy'

AP Tho var of t blo

Hemerocallis 'Going Bananas'

Hemerocallis 'Soft Summer Night' �New

Am righ gua suc bor Da CA

Hemerocallis 'Elegant Candy' Hemerocallis 'El Desperado'

Z 3-9 | early spring/mid fall | sun | H: 21-27", W: 9-21"

Da it c red tod

47851 $9.95 ea | 3 for $8.95 ea

Hemerocallis 'Soft Summer Night' �New Pastel apricot to pink petals with a rosy-pink eye overlap generously on these richly scented 5-inch blooms, which arise first in midsummer, then again near fall. Flowering scapes branch into 4 or 5 separate stems, each boasting up to 30 buds, for an incredible color show on strong, vigorous plants. Bareroot.

An this rose feat

Z 3-9 | mid/late summer | sun/part shade H: 23”, W: 18-24”

48521 $10.95 ea | 3 for $9.95 ea

Hemerocallis 'Funny Valentine' �New Breathtaking ruffled red blooms fully 5½ inches wide arise by the dozen above handsome blue-green foliage on this 1998 introduction. Each scape is branched into 4 stems, with up to 25 sun-fast, ultra-bright blooms. Unlike the song for which it is named, this plant's looks are certainly not "unphotographable" -- but you may find yourself humming the refrain: "Stay, little valentine, stay!" No worries; this dormant tetraploid is very robust! Bareroot. Z 3-9| midsummer | sun/part shade | H: 25-28”, W:18-24”

48516 $10.95 ea | 3 for $9.95 ea

Hemerocallis 'Funny Valentine'

�New

Hemerocallis 'Going Bananas'

72 | Sun Perennials

WG S11.072-073 WG S11.072-073.indd 72 Output: 12/14/10

s ee more onli ne at waysidegardens.com

Modiﬁed: December 14, 2010 2:59 PM Created: 09/22/10

12/14/10 3:56:25 PM

WG S11.072 Output: 12/14

of d,

Hemerocallis 'Stella d'Oro'

Hemerocallis 'Stella d'Oro' America's favorite Daylily, and no wonder. Stella blooms from early summer right up till frost. If you have many Daylilies in your garden, we can almost guarantee it will be the first to bloom and the last to quit, year after year! And such lovely flowers — 2½-inch, lightly ruffled golden petals with darker throats, borne on very uniform 2-foot plants. Recipient of the highest award given to Daylilies, the coveted Stout Medal, Stella is unstoppable! Zones 4-9 (plus 10 in CA only). Tends to perform best in more northern zones. Bareroot.

Hemerocallis 'Woodside Romance'

Z 4-9 | late spring/early fall | full sun/part shade | H: 24", W: 24"

44043 $9.95 ea | 3 for $8.95 ea

Hemerocallis 'Siloam Double Classic'

Hemerocallis 'Hyperion'

A Proven Classic! Sweetly Fragrant! Though introduced more than half a century ago, this outstanding, popular variety is still the standard by which new yellow Daylilies are judged. It is one of the most prolifically flowering plants ever, with delightfully fragrant 5-inch blooms of a soft citron-yellow color that "carries" a great distance. Bareroot. Z 4-9 | early/mid summer | sun/part shade | H: 40", W: 12-18"

Hemerocallis 'Super Honor' �New

Hemerocallis 'Custard Candy'

or d

Daylily lovers, here's a variety you must not miss! Not only is it a rebloomer, but it combines the classic yellow blooms with ruffled gold edges and a shimmery red eyezone! One of the most attractive and free-blooming Daylilies available today, this award-winner is worthy of your finest sunny garden spot! Bareroot. Z 3-9 | early/mid summer | sun | H: 24", W: 18-24"

49681 $10.95 ea | 3 for $9.95 ea

Hemerocallis 'Woodside Romance' An abundantly blooming double fan from premier hybridizer Dr. Darrel Apps, this well-branched daylily dazzles with fragrant 5-inch ruffled blooms in deep rose pink with contrasting yellow-green throats. One of Darrel's best hybrids features prolific bud count and a slight rebloom in fall. Bareroot.

te e

Z 5-8 | mid summer/early fall | sun | H: 27", W: 30"

Z 4-10 | late spring/late summer | full sun/part shade | H: 16", W: 18-23"

44783 $10.95 ea | 3 for $9.95 ea

43400 $11.95 ea | 3 for $10.95 ea

Bright salmon-pink blooms open an incredible 5 inches across on this difficult-tolocate treasure, and most of them are stuffed with double the petal count of other Daylilies! Unlike many rare selections, this beauty isn't the least bit dainty or shy — anything but! It was bred for vigor and weather resistance, and you'll find it can really take nature's little surprises. Bareroot.

Dramatic color play and strong, sweet fragrance distinguish this dormant diploid. The rich purple petals sport a bright lemon-lime throat, a darker violet halo, and dark veining in an intricate pinstripe pattern. Fully 6 inches across, they open flat and then gently ruffle and recurve. An indispensable focal point for the Daylily garden. Bareroot. Z 3-9 | midsummer | sun/part shade H: 24", W: 18-24”

48517 $10.95 ea

3 for $9.95 ea

41240 $12.95 ea | 3 for $11.95 ea

�New Hemerocallis 'Super Honor'

de ge nto .

d is

4”

Hemerocallis 'Hyperion'

Hemerocallis 'Custard Candy'

Sun Perennials | 73

1-800-845-1124

WG S11.072-073 WG S11.072-073.indd 73 Output: 12/14/10

Hemerocallis 'Siloam Double Classic'

Modiﬁed: December 14, 2010 2:59 PM Created: 09/22/10

12/14/10 3:56:34 PM

Iris 'Black Gamecock' One of 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. Z 4-9 |early summer | sun/part shade | H: 3', W: 3'

49797 $7.95 ea | 3 for $6.95 ea

Iris sibirica 'White Swirl' Iris ‘Black Gamecock’

This award-winner is the best of the white Siberian Irises. The gold-throated blooms are held in a lovely “wings out” position. Long-lived and free from pests and disease, this is a super low-maintenance plant no garden should be without! It will not need dividing for many years, yet increases its beauty with each passing season. Happy in moist, even damp soils, it’s ideal for waterside plantings and in slightly boggy areas. A good “trouble spot” plant, tolerating poor soil drainage beautifully! Bareroot.

Iberis sempervirens

Z 3-9 | late spring | sun/part shade | H: 36-40”, W: 18”

43731 $7.95 ea | 3 for $6.95 ea

Iberis sempervirens A splendid source of spring color, Evergreen Candytuft forms a carpet of pure white that remains for many weeks. These 1-inch blooms smother the dense, dark evergreen foliage, and need no care beyond a quick prune after blooming. Drought-tolerant, this is a fine choice for groundcover, a companion to spring bulbs, and as a trailing plant over walls and rocks. 4-inch pot. Z 3-9 | mid-spring/early summer | sun/part shade H: 8-10", W: 12-36”

48525 $12.95 ea | 3 for $11.95 ea

Kniphofia hirsuta 'Fire Dance' �New

Iris sibirica ‘White Swirl’

Kniphofia hirsuta ‘Fire Dance’

�New

An Extremely Hardy Selection! Tight scarlet buds open to long, tubular blooms of lemon-yellow at the base, shading through orange into scarlet tipped in lemon at the top. Brilliant wands of hot color on 3- to 4-foot stems, they bob above 20-inch mounds of slender, arching blue-green foliage. Once established, this plant tolerates both extreme heat and drought, and needs no shade. Left alone by nibbling deer and rabbits. 1-quart container. Z 4-9 |mid/late summer |sun | H: 3-4', W: 24”

48876 $8.95 ea | 3 for $7.95 ea

Kniphofia uvaria 'Echo Mango' �New

A Wayside Gardens Mail Order Exclusive! PPAF. Far and away the longest-blooming Red Hot Poker, these bright apricot-gold flowers repeat all summer long! Larger and more vigorous than many others, they present neon-bright tropical hues that last and last. Highly recommended. 4-inch pot. Z 6-9 | early/late summer | sun | H: 4-5', W: 24”

48514 $9.95 ea | 3 for $8.95 ea

Gypsophila paniculata 'Perfecta' A gloriously beautiful source of white blooms for garden and vase! Each no bigger than a pencil eraser, these tiny flowers arise in clusters all along sturdy, very well-branched stems. Set plants in very well-limed soil receiving full sun. Long-lived and very bushy, the plants grow to about 3 feet high and wide in the sunny garden. Bareroot.

Le 'Ba

PPA thr 4-i tha cut but cov flow lon ver Hu rich

Pro The 'Cr roll dis 2½

200 Bec sno 4-i is a wit stra You hum sou 1-q

Thi bus as a uni 1-q

Lia

12Au foli uni free 24 ada bor

Z 3-8 | early summer/early fall | sun | H: 36”, W: 36”

48467 $12.95 ea | 3 for $11.95 ea

Gypsophila ‘Perfecta’

Kniphofia 'Echo Mango'

74 | Sun Perennials

WG S11.074-075 WG S11.074-075.indd 74 Output: 12/14/10

�New

s ee more onli ne at waysidegardens.com

Modiﬁed: December 14, 2010 9:11 AM Created: 09/22/10

12/14/10 3:57:35 PM

WG S11.074 Output: 12/14

Leucanthemum superbum 'Banana Cream'

es.

ase, d et n s t,

uft

ne s, ot.

eer

PPAF. 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 of Walters Gardens in 2009. Flower color richer in cooler climates. Cannot ship to CO or MT. 1-quart container. Z 5-9 |late spring/early fall | sun | H: 15-18”, W: 18-24”

48401 $12.95 ea | 3 for $11.95 ea

Leucanthemum superbum 'Crazy Daisy' Prolific Bloomer! The latest sensation in Shasta magnificence! 'Crazy Daisy's' blooms are double, frilly, quilled, rolled, frazzled, and curled! Each has its own distinctive look, and all are gorgeous — big 2½-inch flowers. The best for cutting! Cannot ship to CO or MT. 1-quart container.

Leucanthemum superbum ‘Banana Cream’

Z 5-9 | late spring/late summer | sun | H: 24-28”, W: 2'

48308 $7.95 ea | 3 for $6.95 ea

Leucanthemum superbum 'Becky'

2003 Perennial Plant of the Year! Becky was selected as the best Shasta for its snowy-white petals (packed generously onto 4-inch daisies!), extra-sturdy stems. This plant is an airy, billowy delight in the sunny garden, with ferny deep green foliage studded with long, straight stems bearing a big bold daisy at the top. You need never stake it, and it doesn't mind heat, humidity, cold, or even drought. Evergreen in the south. A winner! Cannot ship to CO or MT. 1-quart container.

Leucanthemum superbum ‘Crazy Daisy’

Leucanthemum superbum ‘Becky’

Z 5-9 |midsummer/early fall | sun | H: 40”, W: 40”

48307 $7.95 ea | 3 for $6.95 ea

Lavandula angustifolia 'Munstead' This deep blue variety is superbly fragrant and so bushy that it makes a fine hedge or edging as well as a standout in the herb garden! Very compact, uniform, and utterly beautiful. A Classic. 1-quart container. Z 5-9 | early/late summer | sun | H: 18”, W: 18-24”

48468 $8.95 ea | 3 for $7.95 ea

ast

Liatris spicata 'Kobold Original' �New 12-inch flower spikes arise from June into early August above showy, tufted masses of linear foliage. Propagated vegetatively to ensure uniformity, this true dwarf form is maintenancefree and never needs dividing. Plant 18 to 24 inches apart in sun or light shade; widely adaptable to soils. Ideal for cutting or use in a border. Bareroot. Z 3-10 | early summer |sun/light shade | H: 24”, W: 8-12”

ed n. eet

48374 $7.95 ea | 3 for $6.95 ea

�New Liatris spicata ‘Kobold Original’

Sun Perennials | 75

1-800-845-1124

WG S11.074-075 WG S11.074-075.indd 75 Output: 12/14/10

Lavandula angustifolia ‘Munstead’

Modiﬁed: December 14, 2010 9:11 AM Created: 09/22/10

12/14/10 3:57:46 PM

Lilium

Majestic, Long-Lasting Garden Royalty Among the easiest to grow and most beautifully colored of Lilies, the Asiatic Hybrids arise in late spring and early summer, with 3- to 4-inch blooms in a range of bright hues. They can be stored for forcing year-round, and will typically bloom within about 3 months of starting the bulb. The LA Hybrids are crosses of L. longiflorum and Asiatic cultivars. They sport the trumpet shape and extended vase life of the L. longiflorums combined with the greater range of colors and upfacing blooms of the Asiatics. Orienpet Lilies combine the best characteristics of Oriental and Trumpet types: superb fragrance, vibrant colors, substantial petal texture for longer life, and heavy rebloom.

Asiatic Lily Mix Boasting all the mellow pastels and warm tones for which they are beloved, the Asiatic Lilies in our exclusive mix sport blooms fully 4 to 5 inches across, with a wide-open form and saturated color. Selected for season-long bloom (with heaviest flush in midsummer), these Lilies are a reliable, economical way to create years of garden enjoyment. Pack of (5) 14-16cm bulbs. Z 3-8 | late spring/midsummer | sun | H: 2-4', W: 12-18”

8918 $6.95 ea pack | 3 packs for $5.95 ea

�

An you — bic reb Pac

Asiatic Lily 'Vermeer' �New

The dark pink outline of every petal really does resemble the form of the Old Dutch Master for whom this lovely lily is named. Soft pink flowers with a gleaming white center can reach up to 6 inches wide, and release a subtle sweet fragrance. An outstanding variety for flower size and heavy bud production. Pack of (3) 16-18cm bulbs.

Asiatic Lily Mix

Z 3-9 | midsummer | sun | H: 3-4', W: 18-24”

30138 $6.95 ea pack | 3 packs for $5.95 ea

Asiatic Lily 'Giraffe' �New Bold yellow blooms with orange and red blushes at the end of every petal arise on handsome black stems. The flowers are borne in loosely-held clusters on compact, very free-flowering plants. Pack of (3) 14-16cm bulbs. Z 3-8 |early/midsummer | sun | H: 2½-3', W: 12-18”

30141 $5.95 ea pack | 3 packs for $5.50 ea

Thi of c upt you som

The ver bud an The rem Pac

Asiatic Lily ‘Vermeer’

�New

Asiatic Lily ‘Giraffe’

�New

LA Hybrid Lily 'Bright Diamond' �New

Perfectly symmetrical 4-inch blooms offer starched white pointed petals, each bearing a "crease" down the center. Somewhat upturned, they arise in large clusters. Pack of (5) 16-18cm bulbs.

Z 3-8 | midsummer | sun/part shade | H: 4', W: 18-24”

30143 $7.95 ea pack | 3 packs for $6.95 ea

Ap tip hot Pac

LA Hybrid Lily 'Easter Bonnet' �New

Trumpet-shaped blooms of bright, clear yellow arise very profusely, lasting a long time after cutting. Pack of (5) 16-18cm bulbs.

Z 3-8 | early summer | sun/part shade | H: 4', W: 18-24”

8354 $7.95 ea pack | 3 packs for $6.95 ea

An red blo

LA Hybrid Lily‘ 'Bright Diamond’

�New

LA Hybrid Lily ‘Easter Bonnet’ �New

76 | Sun Perennials

WG S11.076-077 WG S11.076-077.indd 76 Output: 12/14/10

s ee more onli ne at waysidegardens.com

Modiﬁed: December 14, 2010 3:00 PM Created: 09/22/10

12/14/10 3:58:29 PM

WG S11.076 Output: 12/14

of um-

ally LA s. the rs mes: for

�New

oss, ed

Orienpet Lily Mix

LA Hybrid Lily ‘Royal Trinity’

An economical approach to adding Orienpets into your landscape, this mix offers the full range of colors — whites, yellows, pinks, oranges, and reds, including bicolors — on 6- inch blooms. Vigorous and prepared to rebloom from a young age, these are top-quality bulbs. Pack of (3) 16-18cm bulbs.

Orienpet Lily Mix

Z 4-8 | mid-/late summer | sun/part shade | H: 4-6', W: 2'

30116 $9.95 ea pack | 3 packs for $8.95 ea

Orienpet Lily 'Yelloween' �New

This cool-toned 6- to 8-inch bloom offers pointed petals of citron-yellow with green highlights. The flowers are upturned on plants that sport 12 to 15 buds even at a young age. An excellent choice for cooler climates where some lilies are not happy. Pack of (3) 16-18cm bulbs. Z 4-8 | mid-/late summer | sun/part shade | H: 4-6', W: 2'

30136 $8.95 ea pack | 3 packs for $7.95 ea

Orienpet Lily 'American Sentinel' �New

The American series, bred in the Pacific Northwest, offers very vigorous plants that increase in size, stem strength, and bud count each year. 'American Sentinel' is one of the finest, an ultra-fragrant yellow with a prominent bright red eye. The 6- to 8-inch blooms are held out- to downward and remain fresh for more than 2 weeks. Pack of (3) 16-18cm bulbs.

�New

Orienpet Lily ‘Yelloween’

�New

Orienpet Lily ‘American Sentinel’

Z 4-8 | mid-/late summer | sun/part shade | H: 4-5', W: 2'

30126 $12.95 ea pack | 3 packs for $11.95 ea

d n e

LA Hybrid Lily 'Royal Trinity' �New Apricot-infused orange becomes golden-yellow near the tips on this un-freckled, exquisite bloom. Very sunfast in hot climates, it boasts a delicate sweet fragrance. Pack of (5) 16-18cm bulbs. Z 3-8 | early summer | sun/part shade | H: 4', W: 18-24”

30127 $7.95 ea pack | 3 packs for $6.95 ea

LA Hybrid Lily 'Marquee' �New An extraordinary blend of pink-infused orange shading into reddish at the tip distinguishes these flared and freckled blooms. Pack of (5) 16-18cm bulbs.

Z 3-8 | early summer | sun/part shade | H: 3-4', W: 18-24”

30142 $7.95 ea pack | 3 packs for $6.95 ea �New

Sun Perennials | 77

1-800-845-1124

WG S11.076-077 WG S11.076-077.indd 77 Output: 12/14/10

LA Hybrid Lily ‘Marquee’

Modiﬁed: December 14, 2010 3:00 PM Created: 09/22/10

12/14/10 3:58:40 PM

Oriental Lilies Oriental Lilies are enduringly popular for their powerful sweet fragrance, large flower size, brilliant colors, and late-summer bloom time. Among the easiest of all plants to grow, all they ask is for sun and well-drained, enriched soil. Ideal as cutflowers (remove the pollen-bearing stamens before bringing the blooms into the house, as they can stain), these magnificent lilies open just when many other blooming plants in the garden are closing down for the season, which endears them to us all the more.

Tak tran and per stu sca abs unf thr 1-q

Oriental Lily Mix

Z4 H: 4

Offers enormous, elegant blossoms in rose, white, and pink often delightfully spotted and can measure as much as a foot across! The sweet fragrance of a single blossom can fill a room! Our collection, contains hardy, strong growing bulbs, each of which will produce increasing numbers of 4to 6-foot blooming stems. Pack of (5) 14-16cm bulbs.

Oriental Lily Mix

Z 3-8 | mid summer/late summer full sun/part shade | H: 4'-6', W: 24"

7635 $9.95 ea pack

3 packs for $8.95 ea

Oriental Lily 'Legend' �New

Oriental Lily ‘Legend’

Exquisite pure white blooms sport a pale lemon stripe bisecting each petal. Very fragrant and long-lasting, these flowers complement all other varieties in the Oriental lily planting. Pack of (3) 16-18cm bulbs.

�New

Oriental Lily Penthouse®

�New

Z 3-9 | midsummer | sun H: 3-5', W: 18-24”

30120 $8.95 ea pack

3 packs for $7.95 ea

Oriental Lily Penthouse® �New Lush, broadly overlapping petals of softest pink with a wide white band up the center are gently recurved, creating a pillowy look enhanced by ruffled edges. Fabulously fragrant. Pack of (3) 16-18cm bulbs. Z 3-8 | midsummer | sun H: 3-4', W: 18-24”

Oriental Lily ‘Tiger Woods’

30124 $8.95 ea pack �New

Oriental Lily ‘Rio Negro’

�New

3 packs for $7.95 ea

Oriental Lily 'Tiger Woods' �New A dramatic and strongly perfumed variety bearing large, wide-open white blooms scored with a carmine stripe down the center of each petal a rosy-pink wash, and prominent crimson freckles. Often the last to bloom in the Oriental lily garden. Pack of (3) 16-18cm bulbs. Z 3-8 | late summer | sun H: 3-4', W: 18-24”

Oriental Lily 'Rio Negro' �New Named for a tributary of the Amazon River, this near-black red offers dark beauty from its midnight-carmine petals to its black nectaries. Wide and ruffled, the petals seem to darken toward the center, adding depth to their display. Very arresting in the vase. Pack of (3) 16-18cm bulbs. Z 4-9 | mid/late summer | sun H: 3-5', W: 18-24”

30118 $8.95 ea pack

3 packs for $7.95 ea

Oriental Lily 'Casa Blanca' The finest white Oriental Lily, with an evocative fragrance and massive, pure white 10-inch blooms. Considered by many experts the finest of all Orientals, it is quite floriferous (up to 8 flowers per spike) and long-lived, multiplying freely over the years to increase its beauty. 4- to 5-foot stalks bloom in late July to early August, and do best with some afternoon shade and, in the north, a winter mulch. Pack of (3) 16-18cm bulbs. Z 5-9 | midsummer | full sun/part shade H: 5', W: 6-10"

7730 $8.95 ea pack

3 packs for $7.95 ea

Oriental Lily 'Stargazer' The most popular Oriental lily in the world richly deserves its reputation. Introduced by famed breeder Leslie Woodriff in 1978, it takes its name from the upward-facing position of the blooms. And such blooms they are! Deep crimson with purple freckles and light, ruffled edges, these flowers release some of the most enchanting fragrance in the garden. Very wind-resistant and sturdy, they need no staking. Pack of (3) 16-18cm bulbs. Z 3-8 | mid/late summer | sun H: 3-5', W: 18.24”

8636 $8.95 ea pack

3 packs for $7.95 ea

30122 $9.95 ea pack

Lar sum up self or sup 1-q

Z4 H: 1

Lo 'Fa

Co Car stu 2 fe nev July also gar Fan and wat

Z6 part

PP# flor mil Mo con nea attr rep foli rew

Z3 H: 1

PP stay exh Ro ato 1-q

Z4 H: 1

3 packs for $8.95 ea

Oriental Lily ‘Casa Blanca’

Oriental Lily ‘Stargazer’

78 | Sun Perennials

WG S11.078-079 WG S11.078-079.indd 78 Output: 12/14/10

s ee more onli ne at waysidegardens.com

Modiﬁed: December 14, 2010 3:00 PM Created: 09/22/10

12/14/10 4:08:43 PM

WG S11.078 Output: 12/14

Lobelia cardinalis

ey e

Take that poorly-draining garden soil and transform it into a paradise for butterflies and hummingbirds! A native American perennial, this moisture-lover offers long, sturdy black stems studded with brilliant scarlet blooms that last and last. It is an absolute “must have” plant, both for its unforgettable color and its willingness to thrive where most other perennials will not. 1-quart container. Z 4-8 | late summer/early fall | sun/part shade H: 40-48”, W: 15-18”

48473 $8.95 ea | 3 for $7.95 ea

Lupinus Russell Hybrids

d, d

Large, dense flower spikes in early summer. Each large bloom has standard petals up to an inch across and can appear in shades of blue, pinks, reds, purples, maroons, or bicolor. Mulch in warm areas and supply ample water during drought. 1-quart container. Z 4-7 | early/midsummer | sun/late shade H: 12-16”, W: 36”

48486 $8.95 ea | 3 for $7.95 ea

Lobelia speciosa 'Fan Scarlet' �New

ms.

ke)

y. uly

ade

Compact and ultra-colorful, this Fan selection is the Cardinal Flower of choice where neat, sturdy spikes of bright scarlet are needed! 2 feet tall and very strong, these columns never need support, and bloom freely from July through frost! Great for cutting, they also add welcome color to the partly-shaded garden. A trouble-free pleasure to grow! Fan Hybrids do best in moist, organic soil, and can even thrive in the damper soil of waterside locations. 1-quart container. Z 6-9 | mid-summer/early fall part shade | H: 24", W: 16-20”

48479 $9.95 ea | 3 for $8.95 ea

Monarda didyma Grand Parade™

PP#19,580. (cv. 'ACrade.') Compact, floriferous, and boasting superb resistance to mildew, this Canadian introduction brings Monarda into smaller garden spaces and containers. Bright lavender blooms dot this neatly rounded plant over a long season, attracting butterflies and hummingbirds but repelling deer, who find the shiny, dark green, mint-scented foliage distasteful. Effortless to grow and very rewarding. 1-quart container.

Lobelia cardinalis

Monarda 'Gardenview Scarlet' The essential butterfly, bee, and hummingbird plant, this moisture-lover offers fountainous 2-inch bright red flowers upon showy rose-tinted bracts all summer long. The large, serrated leaves are marvelously fragrant. A great improvement over older bee balms, it resists powdery mildew. Excellent for bog gardens, waterside plantings, or the moist border, it thrives in full sun everywhere except the deep South and Southwest. Pronounced an outstanding performer for midwest gardens by Chicago Botanical Garden evaluators. 1-quart container. Z 4-9 | early/late summer | sun/part shade H: 36”, W: 12-24”

48403 $9.95 ea | 3 for $8.95 ea

Lupinus Russell Hybrids

Linum perenne 'Nanum Sapphire'�New The perfect plant for a mass display in the sunny border, this dwarf perennial Blue Flax sets luminous azure blooms, just 1 inch wide, atop bobbing waxy stems. Each bloom lasts only a day, to be replaced by others for 12 weeks or more of continuous color. Much neater and more compact than others, this deer- and drought-resistant perennial offers graceful arching stems, a wash of hard-to-find pure blue color, and trouble-free care even in poorly fertile and dry soils. 1-quart container. Z 4-8 | late spring/late summer | sun H: 10”, W: 12”

48469 $8.95 ea 3 for $7.95 ea �New

Lobelia speciosa ‘Fan Scarlet’

Monarda didyma ‘Grand Parade’

Z 3-8 | mid/late summer | sun/late shade H: 13-16”, W: 16-20”

48104 $9.95 ea | 3 for $8.95 ea

Monarda 'Petite Delight' PP10,784. This non-invasive dwarf stays in a neat symmetrical mound and exhibits superior mildew resistance. Rosy-pink flowers arise in early summer atop lush, dark green, crinkled foliage! 1-quart container. Z 4-8 | early/late summer | sun/part shade H: 12-15”, W: 18”

43700 $9.95 ea | 3 for $8.95 ea �New

Linum perenne ‘Nanum Sapphire’

Monarda ‘Gardenview Scarlet’

Sun Perennials | 79

1-800-845-1124

WG S11.078-079 WG S11.078-079.indd 79 Output: 12/14/10

Monarda ‘Petite Delight’

Modiﬁed: December 14, 2010 4:40 PM Created: 09/22/10

12/14/10 5:27:15 PM

PP resi Phl now con is v

Nepeta 'Walker's Low'

Paeonia 'First Arrival'

Paeonia 'First Arrival' A rare and highly desirable Intersectional Hybrid, this plant looks like a Tree Peony but is herbaceous, bringing you the vigor and beauty of both types of Peony in one! Giant semi- to fully double blooms reach 6 to 8 inches wide and boast an incredibly strong, sweet fragrance on plants 24 to 30 inches high and 24 to 36 inches wide. This is a Roger Anderson introduction, so you know the quality is top-notch. Find a place of honor in the sunny garden and prepare for a late spring and early summer show of color like none you've ever seen before! 1-quart container. Z 4-8 | late spring/early summer | sun/part shade | H: 24-30", W: 24-36"

48589 $24.95 ea | 2 for $22.95 ea

Nepeta fassenii 'Walker's Low' Cats leave this splendid plant alone, making it all the more appealing to gardeners! Named 2007 Perennial of the Year, this Catmint delights with aromatic graygreen foliage and abundant blooms from spring until fall. Easy to grow, widely adaptable, and drought resistant, it belongs in every garden. 4-inch pot Z 5-9 | late spring/late fall | sun | H: 10”, W: 18-24”

47828 $7.95 ea | 3 for $6.95 ea

Penstemon barbatus Pinacolada™ Violet �New

Penstemon Pinacolada™ Violet

�New

Penstemon ‘Dark Towers’

Penstemon lovers, this is the one you've been waiting for! These low-growing plants branch out early and cover themselves with buds while others are still breaking winter dormancy. The flowers are brightly colored and profuse, great for cutting and irresistible to hummingbirds in the garden. Give this plant great drainage and plenty of sunshine, and watch it transform the garden! 1-quart container. Z 3-8 | late spring/mid-summer | sun | H: 8-12”, W: 6-8”

48475 $8.95 ea | 3 for $7.95 ea

Penstemon 'Dark Towers' PP#20,013. A very much improved clone of P. 'Huskers Red,' this mildewfree cultivar keeps its dark purple-red foliage all summer. Blooms shade from rose to pale pink on slender, dark stems clustered just above the leaves over a long season, but it is the foliage that makes this plant so exceptional. Bred in Wisconsin, it demonstrates superb cold tolerance. 1-quart container. Z 4-8 | early/midsummer | sun | H: 36-40”, W: 24”

200 By 'Da pow effe blo of g spe

PPA Thi wit ma pin com

For scen Phl for extr so l

48392 $12.95 ea | 3 for $11.95 ea

x Pardancanda norrisii This splendid horticultural achievement is an intergeneric cross of Belamcanda chinensis x Pardanthopsis dichotoma. Iris-like plants with a rainbow of flower colors: blues, purples, yellows, reds, oranges, and fabulous combinations. Some of the 2-inch blooms are flaring, others Iris-shaped, and many polka-dotted. Bareroot. Z 5-9 | summer/fall | sun | H: 36”, W: 36”

Fra inc deli for hea sun Exc

48520 $6.95 ea | 3 for $5.95 ea

x Pardancanda norrisii

80 | Sun Perennials

WG S11.080-081 WG S11.080-081.indd 80 Output: 12/14/10

s ee more onli ne at waysidegardens.com

Modiﬁed: December 14, 2010 4:49 PM Created: 09/22/10

12/14/10 5:30:56 PM

WG S11.080 Output: 12/14

Phlox ‘David's Lavender’

and nd he

ers!

ing ill

Phlox ‘David’

Phlox paniculata 'David's Lavender'

Salvia nemerosa 'Blue Hill'

PP#17,793. Phlox 'David' is renowned for its mildew resistance. It has been easily the best hardy garden Phlox for southern and midwestern gardens. And now it has a sport with the same 99% mildew-free constitution and lovely lilac blooms as well! Our stock is virus free. 4-inch pot.

A breeding breakthrough, 'Blue Hill' bears numerous 16- to 18-inch spikes of pure light blue flowers on a compact habit. The first and truest selection in this color! Excellent container plant with an exceptionally long flowering period. 4-inch pot.

Z 4-9 | midsummer | sun | H: 4', W: 3'

Z 4-9 | summer | sun/part shade H: 16-18”, W: 18”

48394 $9.95 ea | 3 for $8.95 ea

Phlox paniculata ‘Shockwave’

46015 $8.95 ea | 3 for $7.95 ea

Phlox paniculata 'David'

2002 Perennial Plant of the Year By far the best white hardy Phlox we have ever grown, 'David' combines terrific fragrance with big bloom power and healthy, mildew-resistant foliage. The effect is glorious--these lush 3- to 3½-foot plants bloom all summer, sporting huge, conical flowerheads of glistening white that perfume the garden and are spectacular for cutting. 1-quart container.

Salvia 'East Friesland'

48393 $9.95 ea | 3 for $8.95 ea

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.

Phlox paniculata 'Shockwave' �New

Z 4-9 | early summer/early fall sun/part shade | H: 18”, W:18”

Z 3-8| early/late summer | sun/part shade | H: 42”, W: 36”

PPAF. At last, a stable variegated hardy garden Phlox! This robust sport of 'David's Lavender' begins spring with brilliant golden-edged foliage that gradually matures to a quieter shade of cream. Lavenderpink blooms with a tiny white starburst pleasingly complement the foliage. 1-quart container. Z 4-8 | late summer | sun | H: 12-18”, W: 12”

48518 $12.95 ea | 3 for $11.95 ea

Phlox paniculata 'Orange Perfection'

wom ra in

�New

For showy, 10- to 12-inch trusses of colorful sweetly scented blooms in a sunny border, nothing compares to Phlox paniculata hybrids, nor does anything equal them for cut flowers. Few plants need so little attention, grow so extravagantly, flower for such a long period ... and all this for so little time and money. 1-quart container.

Phlox paniculata ‘Orange Perfection'

43679 $8.95 ea | 3 for $7.95 ea

Rudbeckia Goldsturm Strain

1999 Perennial Plant of the Year Very easy to grow in any sunny spot, Goldsturm Strain is long-lived,free blooming and sports a long flowering season. It's a trouble-free, floriferous native perennial that drenches the mid- to late-summer garden with sunny color and brings in butterflies and birds with its beautiful blooms. It has all the advantages of the species, plus better heat and drought tolerance! 4-inch pot. Z 3-9 | late summer | sun/part shade H: 2-3', W: 2'”

43802 $6.95 ea | 3 for $5.95 ea

Phlox ‘Bright Eyes’

Salvia ‘Blue Hill’

Z 3-8 | early/late summer | sun/part shade | H: 42”, W: 36”

48396 $9.95 ea | 3 for $8.95 ea

Phlox paniculata 'Bright Eyes'

Fragrant domes of soft pink with rosy eyes reach 6 to 9 inches long on this award-winning hardy Garden Phlox, delighting the butterflies and hummingbirds. Perfect for cutting, they continue into autumn, holding their heads high without staking. An excellent choice for the sunny border, it is considered one of the very finest Phlox. Excellent mildew resistance. 1-quart container. Z 4-8 | midsummer/early fall | sun | H: 18-24”, W: 12-18”

48395 $9.95 ea | 3 for $8.95 ea

Salvia ‘East Friesland’

Sun Perennials | 81

1-800-845-1124

WG S11.080-081 WG S11.080-081.indd 81 Output: 12/14/10

Rudbeckia Goldsturm Strain

Modiﬁed: December 14, 2010 4:49 PM Created: 09/22/10

12/14/10 5:37:15 PM

Sedum telephium 'Marchants Best Red'

�New

Sedum 'Autumn Fire'

Sedum telephium 'Marchants Best Red' �New A Wayside Gardens Mail Order Exclusive! Rarely encountered, even in England where it was originally selected and where it received the prestigious Award of Garden Merit from the Royal Horticulture Society in 2006! This compact, brilliant rosy-red Sedum boasts the best autumn color, with dark red stems and red-flushed chartreuse foliage in addition to its stunning 2 ½-inch inflorescences. Selected by Graham Gough, it is superb for containers as well as the border. 4-inch pot. Z 4-8| late summer/mid-fall | sun/part shade | H: 24", W:28"

48248 $9.95 ea | 3 for $8.95 ea

Sedum 'Autumn Fire' This improved Stonecrop is simply a bit better in its tolerance, tighter growth habit, flower color, and holding power. Blooms arise by the hundred in densely-packed clusters 2 to 4 inches across, set on top of lush, thick foliage, creating a magic carpet of color. They begin in late summer and mature majestically on the plant, holding their rich, bright color far longer than 'Autumn Joy' ever dreamed. Hardy just about anywhere in the U.S., and isn't fazed by heat, humidity, or drought. 4-inch pot. Z 3-9 | late summer/early fall | full sun/part shade H: 20-24", W: 12-15"

Sidalcea ‘Partygirl’

46304 $6.95 ea | 3 for $5.95 ea

Sisyrinchium ‘Lucerne’

Sidalcea 'Partygirl' �New A lovely new selection of our native Prairie Mallow, with white-eyed rosy-pink blooms that boast a satiny sheen and upturned posture. Like mini Hollyhocks, they crowd along tall, slender spires, set above lobed foliage. Superb in cool-summer climates, it repeats all summer if deadheaded promptly. Butterflies and hummingbirds adore these blooms, which at 2 inches are larger and more richly colored than the species. 1-quart container. Z 5-7 | early/late summer | sun | H: 24-48”, W: 12-18”

Sta

48481 $8.95 ea | 3 for $7.95 ea

Ag spr Sta a3 sev Sou

Sisyrinchium 'Lucerne' The sword-like foliage of this Blue-eyed Grass stands straight up and out, creating a neat appearance for edging, the front of the border, or mixed plantings. And for many weeks in spring and early summer, deep blue blooms with yellowstarred centers complement the foliage. 1-quart container. Z 3-8 | early/late spring | sun/part shade | H: 8-10”, W: 8-10”

48483 $9.95 ea | 3 for $8.95 ea

Scabiosa columbaria 'Butterfly Blue' Handsome, mounded, healthy, bluish green foliage is covered from mid-summer into fall with masses of 1½-inch lavender-blue flowerheads Removing spent flowerheads encourages new flower production. Good drainage is essential. 2000 Perennial Plant of the Year. 4-inch pot. Z 3-9 | mid spring/late fall | sun/part shade| H: 12-18”, W: 12-18”

44189 $8.95 ea | 3 for $7.95 ea

Sta

We bes Sta bus and gre for

Scabiosa 'Vivid Violet' PP#19,260. Blooming tirelessly over 3 seasons, this low-growing, mildew-resistant Pincushion Flower is a must-have for the sunny border and cutting garden. Very vigorous, it sets its extra-large, rich violet blooms on 15inch stems, held just above the green foliage. Let it dry out a bit between waterings, and protect from wet soil in winter. 1-quart container. Z 4-9 | late spring/late fall | full sun | H: 12”, W: 18”

Ext Ar Ver usu clea car bou

48480 $12.95 ea | 3 for $11.95 ea

As dis ran red bec bri spi oth 1-q

Scabiosa ‘Butterfly Blue’

82 | Sun Perennials

WG S11.082-083 WG S11.082-083.indd 82 Output: 12/14/10

Scabiosa 'Vivid Violet’ s ee more onli ne at waysidegardens.com

Modiﬁed: December 14, 2010 4:57 PM Created: 09/22/10

12/14/10 5:37:45 PM

WG S11.082 Output: 12/14

Verbascum 'Summer Sorbet'

Stokesia 'Blue Danube'

Stachys ‘Hummelo’

ore

Stachys monieri 'Hummelo'

ght nt

A ground-hugging clump of glossy, dark green foliage from spring till frost. In early and mid-summer this distinctive Stachys sends up handsome 12- to 14-inch spikes boasting a 3-inch cluster of hot pink blooms. The plant blooms for several weeks in full sun in the North, some shade in the South. Needs gritty, well-drained soil. 1-quart container. Z 4-8 | early/midsummer | sun/part shade | H: 12-18”, W: 12”

41249 $9.95 ea | 3 for $8.95 ea

Verbascum

Stachys byzantina 'Helene Von Stein' �New

nch

We believe that this ultra-soft, silvery-green Lamb's Ear is the best choice for growing in hot, humid summers where some Stachys can lose their form. 'Helene von Stein' is a very full, bushy plant, with masses of velvet-textured leaves that stay crisp and look fresh all season. A wonderful cool accent for the bright greens and colors of the summer garden, it is a good companion for roses. 1-quart container. Z 4-9 | late spring/early summer | full sun | H: 12-18”, W: 12-18”

43784 $8.95 ea | 3 for $7.95 ea

Stokesia 'Honeysong Purple'

Stokesia laevis 'Honeysong Purple' PPAF. This brilliant deep-purple, ultra-floriferous Stokesia is the result of many years of pollination by top experts — the bees at Honeysong Farm! Selected for its rich color, compact growth, ease of culture, and long lasting flowers for both garden and vase, 'Honeysong Purple' is unsurpassed. A lover of heat and humidity, basking in full sun to very light shade and any welldrained soil. 1-quart container. Z 5-9 | summer | sun/light shade | H: 14”, W: 14”

48484 $9.95 ea | 3 for $8.95 ea

Verbascum 'Summer Sorbet'

ry -

�New 'Clementine'

Extremely Floriferous! A reliable favorite in the sunny perennial border, Verbascum (Mullein) just got a makeover! Instead of the usual yellow and orange blooms, 'Summer Sorbet' is an icy, clear violet-purple — an entirely new color for this easycare perennial, and a valuable addition to fresh and dried bouquets. 1-quart container. Z 5-8 | midsummer | sun | H: 4', W: 18-24”

48474 $12.95 ea | 3 for $11.95 ea

Stokesia laevis 'Blue Danube' Lovely, large 2- to 3- inch Aster-like blossoms of delicate silveryblue appear over a very long season (all winter in Florida!). One of the finest cutflowers, its bold, heat- and drought-tolerant drifts are valuable in beds and borders. It is superb when planted among other low-growing, long-blooming perennials. Give it excellent soil drainage and it will ask for very little else to thrive for many seasons. 1-quart container.

Veronica 'Giles Van Hees'

Z 5-9 | midsummer/fall | sun/part shade | H: 12-18”, W: 12-18”

43799 $9.95 ea | 3 for $8.95 ea

Verbascum 'Clementine' �New A showstopping combination of soft, fresh color distinguishes this Riverside Hybrid. Selected from a wide range of native species, this cultivar delights with claretred buds that burst into large orange-apricot blooms, becoming more peachy and golden as they mature. The bright violet center punctuates the display on extra-tall spires. Well-branched plants are longer-lived than most other Verbascum. Deer-resistant and trouble-free. 1-quart container.

Veronica 'Giles Van Hees' This tidy dwarf speedwell offers foliage no more than 6 inches high, topped by long, flower-filled lavender-pink candles over a long summer season. Ideal as a foreground planting for hybrid tea roses or other leggy sun-lovers, this vigorous perennial gradually spreads into a tight mat. Butterflies and bees adore this plant, which makes a carefree edging, container choice, and front-of-theborder standout. Tolerant of dry soils. 1-quart container.

Z 5-9 | midsummer | sun | H: 4-5', W: 2'

Z 4-8 | early/late summer | sun/part shade | H: 3-6", W: 12"

48485 $12.95 ea | 3 for $11.95 ea

41005 $8.95 ea | 3 for $7.95 ea �New

Sun Perennials | 83

1-800-845-1124

WG S11.082-083 WG S11.082-083.indd 83 Output: 12/14/10

Stachys 'Helene Von Stein'

Modiﬁed: December 14, 2010 4:57 PM Created: 09/22/10

12/14/10 5:38:00 PM

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."

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 x arendsii 'Snowdrift' Selected by the Bloom family of Bressingham Gardens in England, ‘Snowdrift’ offers an exciting color break in Astilbes. It arose as a sport of the popular A. ‘Irrlicht’ and is one of the whitest Astilbes to date. Excellent for the shaded border, producing feathery flowerheads all summer that, if left uncut, provide winter landscape interest. Also splendid for dried arrangements. The foliage is deeply incised and graceful, in rich green or bronze. Plant 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.

Astilbe 'Fanal'

Z 4-8 | summer | shade | H: 24”, W: 24”

46853 $9.95 ea | 3 for $8.95 ea

Astilbe chinensis 'Purple Candle' A Chinese Astilbe with enormous blooms and superior tolerance of summer sun and dry spells, 'Purple Candle' is ideal for gardeners in hot, arid climates where other Astilbes suffer. It is late-blooming, with a brilliant red-influenced purple flower color that matures to rich lavender. We highly recommend it for dependable, over-the-top performance summer after summer. Dense and well-branched, the blooms add another 2 feet of height, appearing on very sturdy, abundant stems that open gradually from the base. Bareroot.

Astilbe 'Snowdrift'

Astilbe 'Purple Candle'

Z 4-9 | early/midsummer | sun/shade | H: 24-48", W: 18-24"

PPA to h "br is p are 30 wid sum wit

Z4 H: 3

As 'M

Clo lave gar by foli of d Ast sha from Fol qui bac stan

Z4 H: 2

If y old Blo are tha tap pun sha arra unu foli out hea wat

Z4 H: 2

46419 $7.95 ea | 3 for $6.95 ea

Astilbe japonica 'Rheinland' Lighten up the shade with an extra-bright, profuse infusion of pink! The leaves on this eyecatching Astilbe are as lacy as Ferns, creating even more of an airy, featherlight look. 'Rheinland’ is 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. ‘Rheinland’ 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”

Ne mo Ast colo pla sha beg fall con

Z4 H: 8

48360 $7.95 ea | 3 for $6.95 ea

Astilbe 'Rheinland'

84 | Shade Perennials

WG S11.084-085 WG S11.084-085.indd 84 Output: 12/14/10

s ee more onli ne at waysidegardens.com

Modiﬁed: December 14, 2010 5:01 PM Created: 09/22/10

12/14/10 5:38:31 PM

WG S11.084 Output: 12/14

Astilbe chinensis 'Milk & Honey'

PPAF. The first white Astilbe to stand up to heat, humidity, and drought without "browning out," this A. chinensis cultivar is prized in the shade garden. The blooms are white to antique-pink on plants 30 inches high and 18 to 20 inches wide, making a strong statement in the summer garden. Spring foliage is marbled with silver. Bareroot. Z 4-9 | early/midsummer | part shade H: 30", W: 18-20"

es.

41318 $7.95 ea | 3 for $6.95 ea

ter

Astilbe chinensis 'Maggie Daley' �New

ch oist ot,

Closely-packed, abundant plumes of bright lavender-purple flowers brighten the shade garden in mid- and 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"

48363 $7.95 ea | 3 for $6.95 ea

Astilbe japonica 'Peach Blossom'

Astilbe 'Milk & Honey'

�New

Astilbe ‘Maggie Daley’

If you’re looking for an update to “plain old” white, pink, or red Astilbe, Peach Blossom is the ideal choice. These plumes are densely packed with feathery blooms that are 6 inches wide at the base and tapering to a point, creating a lovely punctuation mark for the fully to partly shaded garden. They make superb dried arrangements, too, so you can keep the unusual color all winter! Ferny, finely-cut foliage keeps this Astilbe attractive even out of bloom. Peach Blossom flowers heavily in early summer, especially if watered well. Bareroot. Z 4-9 | early summer | partial/full shade H: 24”, W: 12-24”

48361 $7.95 ea | 3 for $6.95 ea

Astilbe chinensis 'Pumila' Neat, dwarf, very easy-to-grow plant, more tolerant of dry soils than many other Astilbes and just packed with rosy-pink color! Perfect as a ground cover, a container plant or a shinning gem for the front of the shade garden. A trouble-free joy. Blooms begin in midsummer and continue until fall, later than most other astilbes. Best in a constant, light shade. Bareroot. Z 4-8 | mid/late summer | shade H: 8-15”, W: 8-15”

41564 $8.95 ea | 3 for $7.95 ea

Astilbe 'Peach Blossom'

Shade Perennials | 85

1-800-845-1124

WG S11.084-085 WG S11.084-085.indd 85 Output: 12/14/10

Astilbe ‘Pumila’

Modiﬁed: December 14, 2010 5:01 PM Created: 09/22/10

12/14/10 5:38:40 PM

Athyrium filix-femina

Hardy Ferns

Few plants impart such a light, airy, cooling effect, or provide such a range of textures for the garden as Ferns. Easy to grow, even in a lightly shaded southern woodland setting, they like a light, highly organic soil with ample moisture during their growing season, more so as the plants are becoming established. Most prefer shade or partial shade. 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.

Athyrium 'Ghost'

Athyrium 'Ghost' One of the finest of all garden ferns, this stunning American hybrid illuminates shady locations. 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 silvery-gray 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”

Thi hel sho and aga

48349 $12.95 ea | 3 for $11.95 ea

Athyrium filix-femina The fronds of the native, hardy Lady Fern are long, tapering, and beautifully symmetrical, with a delicate look that belies their tough-as-nails constitution. This adaptable fern is found widespread across the country in moist, shady forests and meadows. Perfect for dappled sun to heavy shade, this beloved fern is easy to grow and very reliable. Best in light, highly organic soil with ample moisture during its growing season, particularly the first year after planting. 1-quart container. Z 4-8 | part/full shade | H: 12-24”, W: 18-24”

Dryopteris ‘Brilliance’

On den at t foli wh gro fou 1-q

Of Fer inc ma The in c

41054 $12.95 ea | 3 for $11.95 ea

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.

The ad in a pin leafl Co con fern sett

Z 5-8 | part/full shade | H: 24", W: 24"

49587 $9.95 ea | 3 for $8.95 ea

Athyrium filix-femina 'Frizelliae'

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”

43080 $12.95 ea | 3 for $11.95 ea

Lov sho bef den una gar

Athyrium 'Frizelliae'

86 | Shade Perennials

WG S11.086-087 WG S11.086-087.indd 86 Output: 12/14/10

s ee more onli ne at waysidegardens.com

Modiﬁed: December 14, 2010 5:07 PM Created: 09/22/10

12/14/10 5:39:42 PM

WG S11.086 Output: 12/14

Matteuccia struthiopteris

Athyrium ‘Lady in Red’

Matteuccia struthiopteris — Ostrich Fern

ot ch

One of the most popular Hardy Ferns, this tall, graceful native sets dense, rigid arching fronds up and out. As they mature they widen at the tip, creating a lovely canopy effect. Amber to bronze autumn foliage color enhances the appeal. Certain butterflies feed on this fern, which is avoided by deer and other nibbling creatures. 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. Z 2-7 | full sun/part shade | H: 5', W: 24-36”

48442 $12.95 ea | 3 for $11.95 ea

Athyrium filix-femina '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.

Athyrium niponicum var. pictum

Z 5-8 | part shade | H: 18”, W: 36”

48998 $12.95 ea | 3 for $11.95 ea

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”

41051 $12.95 ea | 3 for $11.95 ea

Athyrium filix-femina 'Victoriae' �New

ant

et ng

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 well-drained 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.

�New

Athyrium 'Victoriae'

Z 4-9 | part/full shade | H: 18-24", W: 20-24"

48433 $12.95 ea | 3 for $11.95 ea

Dryopteris labordei Golden Mist™

ast

Lovely golden-yellow triangular bipinnate fronds uncurl from showy fiddleheads in spring, keeping their color for many weeks before turning deep green. Spreading and somewhat larger and less dense than the Autumn Fern, this showy, spreading wood fern is unappetizing to nibbling animals. Thrives in moist, well-drained garden soil. 1-quart container. Z 5-8 | part/full shade | H: 20-24", W: 20-24"

48051 $12.95 ea | 3 for $11.95 ea

Dryopteris Golden Mist™

Shade Perennials | 87

1-800-845-1124

WG S11.086-087 WG S11.086-087.indd 87 Output: 12/14/10

Modiﬁed: December 14, 2010 5:07 PM Created: 09/22/10

12/14/10 5:39:53 PM

Hostas

Foliage Kings of the Shade Garden 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 'Dancing Queen' �New A 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 piecrust 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”

48443 $18.95 ea | 3 for $16.95 ea

Hosta 'Blue Mouse Ears'

Hosta 'Dancing Queen'

�New

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”

48054 $11.95 ea | 3 for $10.95 ea

Hosta 'Blue Umbrellas' Large, dark, heavily ribbed blue-green leaves, 15 inches long and a foot wide, cup gently downward like and 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. Z 3-9 | early summer | part/full shade | H: 30", W: 6'

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 | midsummer | part/full shade | H: 18”, W: 29”

48447 $19.95 ea | 3 for $16.95 ea

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.

�New

200 Thi wee hea cen Sub Al mu or c for 1-q

201 Ah ma mid thr ‘Fir clim soil blo

Few spr wh wh flow as n

Ad hea blo the edg

Z 3-8 | summer | part/full shade | H: 16-18”, W: 24-36”

Z3H: 6

48438 $19.95 ea | 3 for $16.95 ea

Hosta 'Abiqua Drinking Gourd'

88 | Shade Perennials

WG S11.088-089 WG S11.088-089.indd 88 Output: 12/14/10

Hosta 'Abiqua Drinking Gourd'

Hosta tardiflora 'El Nino'

Hosta tardiflora 'El Nino' �New

Hosta 'Blue Umbrellas'

44198 $12.95 ea | 3 for $11.95 ea

Hosta 'Blue Mouse Ears'

Thi cul lon wil leav new aris rich ag sub ‘Ha dis

s ee more onli ne at waysidegardens.com

Modiﬁed: December 14, 2010 5:12 PM Created: 09/22/10

12/14/10 5:41:10 PM

WG S11.088 Output: 12/14

Hosta 'Halcyon'

owy a e

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”

48489 $12.95 ea | 3 for $11.95 ea

of ely

Hosta 'June'

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.

ll e nd

Z 3-8 | spring/fall | part/full shade | H: 9-12”, W: 24-30”

48491 $12.95 ea | 3 for $11.95 ea

Hosta 'First Frost'

ong

Hosta 'Halcyon'

2010 Hosta of the Year 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”

48487 $19.95 ea | 3 for $16.95 ea

Internet Exclusive Hosta Collections Our best Hosta Collections are just a click away.

d, w, es

waysidegardens.com/collections

Hosta 'Guardian Angel'

Hosta 'June'

Hosta 'First Frost'

Hosta 'Little Sunspot'

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 | midsummer | part shade | H: 2’, W: 3-4’

47987 $14.95 ea | 3 for $12.95 ea

Hosta 'Little Sunspot' A delightful play of dark and light green decorates small heart-shaped leaves, topped by lavender-and-white 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.

Z3-8 | late summer/early fall | part/full shade H: 6-12”, W: 9-12”

48496 $12.95 ea | 3 for $11.95 ea

Shade Perennials | 89

1-800-845-1124

WG S11.088-089 WG S11.088-089.indd 89 Output: 12/14/10

Modiﬁed: December 14, 2010 5:12 PM Created: 09/22/10

12/14/10 5:41:23 PM

Hosta 'Popcorn' �New A magnificent tricolored cultivar with thick, slugresistant 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. Z 3-9 | midsummer | part/full shade | H: 12”, W: 25”

48444 $22.95 ea | 3 for $19.95 ea

Hosta 'Sagae' �New Hosta 'Sagae'

�New

2000 Hosta of the Year Spectacular in the woodland border or in a container near the patio, 'Sagae' offers huge, boldly variegated leaves boasting a frosty gray-green base bordered with irregular creamy-green 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 | midsummer | part/full shade | H: 36", W: 4'-5'

48490 $16.95 ea | 3 for $14.95 ea

Hosta 'Pandora’s Box' Hosta 'Popcorn'

�New

Hosta 'Pandora’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.

49075 $18.95 ea | 3 for $16.95 ea

Hosta 'Minuteman' �New

Hosta 'Minuteman'

Hosta 'Mighty Mouse' This Hosta earns its name with very substantial, thick mouse-ear-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. Z 3-8 | midsummer | part/full shade | H: 8”, W: 12”

48179 $19.95 ea | 3 for $16.95 ea

Thi exp of g on inc give cen late

Z 3-8 | midsummer | part shade | H: 4-6", W: 8-10"

Hosta 'Silver Bay'

200 Eve bea you the righ blo con bec its

One of the best white-margined Hostas, each 8½by 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 | midsummer | part/full shade | H: 18”, W: 24”

48441 $12.95 ea | 3 for $11.95 ea

Hosta 'Silver Bay' �New Regal silvery-blue foliage forms a densely-layered flattop mound that seersuckers heavily as it matures—the hallmark of this classic cultivar. Very substantial in texture, the leaves discourage nibbling slugs and snails, instead forming a densely layered, flat-topped mound. 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. Z 3-9 | mid-/late summer | part shade | H: 13”, W: 34”

48445 $16.95 ea | 3 for $14.95 ea

Hosta 'Mighty Mouse'

90 | Shade Perennials

WG S11.090-091 WG S11.090-091.indd 90 Output: 12/14/10

s ee more onli ne at waysidegardens.com

Modiﬁed: December 14, 2010 5:19 PM Created: 09/22/10

12/14/10 5:41:57 PM

WG S11.090 Output: 12/14

In ale

ns d.

ed ge n.

er d ith e, it. h

Hosta 'Stained Glass'

Hosta 'Sum of All'

Hosta 'Touch of Class'

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.

PP#13,080. Magnificently thick-leaved, this tricolored specimen keeps its cool blue tones right through summer heat. The only green is the narrow band on each leaf where the brilliant gold flame overlaps with the irregular blue edging. 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.

Z 3-9 | late summer | sun/shade | H: 3’, W: 5’

Z 3-8 | midsummer | part shade | H: 16”, W: 22”

48488 $17.95 ea | 3 for $15.95 ea

49478 $14.95 ea | 3 for $12.95 ea

Hosta 'Stained Glass'

Hosta 'Sum and Substance'

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 | midsummer| part shade | H: 20”, W: 36”

48493 $17.95 ea | 3 for $15.95 ea

2009 Hosta of the Year Truly one of the greatest Hostas of all time! We hear more and more raves about the performance of this huge-leaved cultivar as the years pass. Heavy, 2-foot yellow leaves gradually turn a rich gold, making a striking impression in the border or as a specimen. Fragrant white 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’

43938 $14.95 ea | 3 for $12.95 ea

e' n

the

ils, d.

Hosta 'Touch of Class'

Hosta 'Sum and Substance'

Shade Perennials | 91

1-800-845-1124

WG S11.090-091 WG S11.090-091.indd 91 Output: 12/14/10

Modiﬁed: December 14, 2010 5:19 PM Created: 09/22/10

12/14/10 5:42:08 PM

Actaea pachypoda 'Misty Blue' �New 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. 1-quart container. Z 3-8 | late spring/early summer | part/full shade | H: 24-36", W: 24-36"

48430 $14.95 ea | 3 for $12.95 ea

Bergenia cordifolia 'Winter Glow' �New 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”

48434 $7.95 ea | 3 for $6.95 ea

PP# plan inch are

Aruncus 'Misty Lace' PP#15,798. The dwarf habit, large blooms, and exceptionally finely-cut foliage of this Goatsbeard set it apart from all others. Six-inch blooms of creamy white arise on red stems above the foliage, creating a soft, airy effect in garden or container. A hybrid of A. dioicus and A. aethusifolius, ‘Misty Lace’ is quite cold-hardy as well as tolerating extreme heat and humidity. A plant for all climates! 1-quart container.

Actaea ‘Misty Blue’

�New

Z 3-7 | early spring | part shade | H: 2 ½’, W: 2’

46039 $12.95 ea | 3 for $11.95 ea

PP app flow eve one

Aquilegia canadensis

An easily grown, self-seeding beloved native. Looks so dainty but acts so tough! The small ½-inch blooms on this delightful, super-easy plant glow bright red against the airy, fern-like foliage. The slender stems prefer partial shade and moist, well-drained soil, but will tolerate sunnier, drier conditions as well It freely recedes. 4-inch pot. Z 3-8 | late spring/early summer | part/full shade | H: 24-36", W: 12"

44362 $8.95 ea | 3 for $7.95 ea

Av am com and hig

Ajuga reptans 'Pink Lightning' �New PPAF. This fascinating evergreen groundcover sports mint-green foliage edged in cream below towers of lavender-pink blooms. Content even in the poor dry shade beneath trees, this variegated Bugleweed is left alone by deer and adored by butterflies and hummingbirds. A sport of A. 'Purple Touch,' it is handsome year-round in the woodland garden, shade border, rockery, or patio container. 1-quart container. Z 5-10 |mid spring | sun/shade | H: 4-6”, W: 10-12”

48432 $8.95 ea | 3 for $7.95 ea

Bergenia ‘Winter Glow’

�New

PP thi sco cre star lay wel atte pro soi wit soi

(Syn anc the do up lilac live esta cor

Aruncus 'Misty Lace'

Aquilegia canadensis

92 | Shade Perennials

WG S11.092-093 WG S11.092-093.indd 92 Output: 12/16/10

�New

Ajuga ‘Pink Lightning’

s ee more onli ne at waysidegardens.com

Modified: December 15, 2010 2:40 PM Created: 09/22/10

12/16/10 3:14:43 PM

WG S11.092-0 Output: 12/16

l's

ely te

Brunnera ‘Looking Glass’

s a

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 12inch, 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

of ise .A as er.

Cimicifuga 'Hillside Black Beauty'

Brunnera macrophylla 'Looking Glass' PP#17,829. The huge 6-inch leaves of this ultra-showy sport of B. 'Jack Frost' begin spring apple-green-veined with a silvery sheen, then turn pure silver! Topped with myriad tiny blue flowers in mid- to late spring, they form a dense carpet in partial shade. Refusing to green out even in summer heat, this plant thrives in any well-drained soil, even shallow and poorly fertile ones. A spectacular companion to hostas, heucheras, and hardy ferns. 1-quart container. Z 3-7 | mid/late spring | part shade| H: 12”, W: 18”

48435 $16.95 ea | 3 for $14.95 ea

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. Z 4-8 | spring/summer | light shade | H: 14”, W: 18-20”

48436 $15.95 ea | 3 for $13.95 ea

Brunnera 'Variegata'

Brunnera macrophylla 'Jack Frost'

flies e

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”

40295 $16.95 ea | 3 for $14.95 ea

Cyclamen hederifolium (Syn. Cyclamen neapolitanum.) A garden favorite since ancient times, this 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 up to nine months of the year, and the prominent lilac-purple blooms arise plentifully in autumn. Longlived, it multiplies gloriously over time. Plants are best established as pot grown specimens rather than dried corms. 4-inch pot. Z 5-9 | early/late fall | part shade | H: 3-5", W: 9-12”

48405 $12.95 ea | 3 for $11.95 ea

Cyclamen hederifolium

Shade Perennials | 93

1-800-845-1124

WG S11.092-093 WG S11.092-093.indd 93 Output: 12/16/10

Brunnera 'Jack Frost'

Modified: December 15, 2010 2:40 PM Created: 09/22/10

12/16/10 3:15:17 PM

Helleborus x hybridus 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 merits for over twenty years. 3-inch pot. Z 4-8 | early winter/early spring | part/full shade H: 18-24”, W: 24-36”

44368 $12.95 ea | 3 for $11.95 ea

Galium odoratum ‘Sweet Woodruff’ is an outstanding ground cover. Long a garden favorite, it is ideal for partially shaded, moist areas. It bears myriad tiny white flowers for many weeks, and its dainty, fern-like leaves bring the sweet scent of freshly mown hay to the summer air. 1-quart container.

Helleborus Royal Heritage Strain

Z 4-8 | late spring/early summer | part shade H: 6-8”, W: 24”

48440 $8.95 ea | 3 for $7.95 ea

Hedychium coccineum 'Tara' �New This nepalese Ginger Lily richy deserves its prestigious Award of Garden Merit from Britain's Royal Horitcultural Society. Vibrant, delightfully fragrant, large red-infused orange blooms are crowded in 12- to 15-inch terminal spikes above the sword-shaped blue-green foliage in late summer. This majestic plant dies back during the first frost, only to reappear in late spring. Cannot ship to CO or MT. Limited Quantities Available. 1-gallon container. Z 7-11 | midsummer/fall | part shade | H: 6-8', W: 3-4'

Galium odoratum

Internet Exclusive Shade Perennial Collections Our best Shade Perennial Collections are just a click away.

waysidegardens.com/collections

Hakonechloa macra 'Aureola' 2009 Perennial Plant of the Year Golden Hakone Grass offers dramatic color for the shade with variegated white, gold, and green foliage. Effortless for the border, foundation, or container, this perennial adds red to its multicolor display when, in autumn, burgundy flowerspikes top the foliage. It spreads neatly over time, so space plants about 18 inches apart for solid coverage in just a few seasons. One of the few shadetolerant grasses. 3-inch pot. Z 5-8 | early/late fall| part shade | H: 12”, W: 18-24”

48576 $14.95 ea | 3 for $12.95 ea

Lilium formosanum The very last Lily to bloom, this majestic plant bears sweetly scented 5- to 6-inch long, pendulous, trumpet-shaped pure white blooms. Disease-free and easy to grow, it is a fabulous way to ring out the Lily season! As an added bonus, it re-seeds freely in favorable conditions and will bloom in two years from seed. 4-inch pot.

Hedychium 'Tara'

�New

Z4 H: 8

PP# and sha win Ov rou bell 30 app this but mil

PP# life — ton par lob sha crea afte 'Ci disp

Z 5-9 | mid/late summer | sun/part shade | H: 5’-8’, W: 2-3'

Z4 H: 1

43725 $7.95 ea | 3 for $6.95 ea

s ee more onli ne at waysidegardens.com

Hakonechloa 'Aureola'

94 | Shade Perennials

WG S11.094-095 WG S11.094-095.indd 94 Output: 12/15/10

PP# hyb De tole out foli colo glow Ov hue a sh bell

48256 $29.95 ea | 2 for $26.95 ea

Lilium formosanum

Modified: December 15, 2010 3:03 PM Created: 09/22/10

12/15/10 3:16:46 PM

WG S11.094-0 Output: 12/15

yal

ng ant

for

a .

st,

er.

Heuchera 'Christa'

Heuchera x villosa 'Mocha'

PP#20,764. One of the exciting H. villosa hybrids from French breeder Thierry Delabroye, 'Christa' offers improved tolerance of heat and humidity plus outstanding warm-toned color. Its new foliage emerges rose-purple with peach coloring on the undersides, positively glowing when lit by the early spring sun. Over time, the leaves develop more peach hues with a light dusting of silver, providing a shimmering backdrop to the creamy pink bell-shaped blooms. 1-quart container.

PP#18,386. The darkest of the sun-tolerant H. villosa hybrids, ‘Mocha’ displays rounded lobes of rich, dark brown in spring. The intense summer sun only brings out even blacker tones in this splendid Coral Bells, the dark colors standing out against rosy-red petioles. When sprays of creamywhite bell-shaped blooms dangle above the foliage on slender stems, the contrast is spectacular! Very tolerant of heat, humidity, and exposure to sun, this compact mounding plant was developed by Thierry Delabroye in France. 4-inch pot.

Z 4-9 | early/mid summer | sun/part shade H: 8-10", W: 8-10"

48106 $14.95 ea | 3 for $12.95 ea

Heuchera 'Georgia Peach' �New

PP#19,375. Bright pinkish-orange spring and early summer foliage gives way to rosy shades of purple and red in autumn and winter on this handsome H. villosa hybrid. Overlaid with a silvery sheen, these large, rounded leaves reach 8 inches wide. Ivory bell-shaped blooms on dark red stems 30 inches high add to the ornamental appeal. Very tolerant of heat and humidity, this native plant is visited constantly by butterflies and hummingbirds. Evergreen in mild climates. 1-quart container.

�New

x Heucherella 'Golden Zebra'

Z 4-9 | mid/late summer | sun/part shade H: 24", W: 15”

47409 $12.95 ea | 3 for $11.95 ea

x Heucherella 'Golden Zebra' �New PPAF. Exquisite large, maple-like leaves of bright yellow sport dark red "shadows" that add depth and beauty to this densely-layered, brilliantly colored plant. Topped by bell-shaped white blooms over many weeks, this heat- and humidity-tolerant shade lover is a fine choice for the perennial or shrub border, container, or as a groundcover. 1-quart container. Z 4-9 | late spring/early summer | part/full shade H: 10”, W: 15”

48526 $15.95 ea | 3 for $13.95 ea

Heuchera 'Mocha'

Z 4-9 | early summer | sun/shade | H: 14”, W: 24”

43191 $14.95 ea | 3 for $12.95 ea

etly ure ous

Heuchera 'Citronelle' PP#17,934. Like so many good things in life, 'Citronelle' was a complete accident — a mutation on the lovely orange-russet toned 'Caramel'. But far from echoing its parent's warm tones, these large, rounded, lobed leaves are neon-bright and a blinding shade of chartreuse! Topped by small creamy-white bells, they are showy season after season on compact plants. Plant 'Citronelle' with its cousins for an amazing display of foliage color! 1-gallon container. Z 4-9 | mid/late summer | sun/part shade H: 10-15", W: 15-24"

48365 $14.95 ea | 3 for $12.95 ea

Heuchera 'Citronelle'

Heuchera 'Georgia Peach'

Shade Perennials | 95

1-800-845-1124

WG S11.094-095 WG S11.094-095.indd 95 Output: 12/16/10

�New

Modified: December 16, 2010 3:12 PM Created: 09/22/10

12/16/10 3:18:56 PM

�New

Tiarella ‘Spring Symphony’

Tiarella 'Spring Symphony' �New

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.

Lon pri Tha for har suit uni shi ma bac wel to b tha in a sha

Z 3-8 | early spring/early summer | part/full shade | H: 6”, W: 10”

48446 $12.95 ea | 3 for $11.95 ea

Ligularia dentata 'Britt Marie Crawford' Ligularia ‘Britt Marie Crawford’

PP#16,113. The waxy, glistening 6-inch leaves of this handsome, recentlyintroduced Ligularia are chocolate-maroon on top, deep purple underneath, creating a stunning display in the partly-shaded garden! Moisture-loving and ideal for waterside plantings, it tolerates up to a half day of sun, its color deepening with increased light. In late summer, a large bouquet of longstemmed 1-inch yellow daisies arise from the center of the plant, creating a stunning color combination with the foliage. 1-quart container. Z 4-9 | late summer | part shade | H: 36”, W: 30”

Polemonium reptans 'Stairway to Heaven' PP#15,187. A cousin of Jacob's Ladder, this creeping perennial adds bold color to the garden, particularly in spring, when its leaves emerge splashed with pink and white and topped by masses of tiny pale blue flowers! This easy-to-grow native is an ideal backdrop to Hostas, Heucheras, and more. Tolerant of both heat and cold. 1-quart container.

49610 $14.95 ea | 3 for $12.95 ea

Mukdenia rossii 'Karasuba' �New Distinctively different, this Chinese Heuchera relative is a fascinating slow-growing groundcover. The very large, thick-lobed leaves emerge bright green in spring, but begin turning red in summer, and by fall they are entirely crimson, especially in cooler climates! Small starry white blooms in spring create additional interest, but the foliage always amazes on this spreading, mounded plant. 1-quart container. Z 4-9 | mid/late spring | part shade | H: 8-12”, W: 12-15”

48886 $14.95 ea | 3 for $12.95 ea

Lamium maculatum 'White Nancy'

96 | Shade Perennials

WG S11.096-097 WG S11.096-097.indd 96 Output: 12/15/10

PP leav big spr sha mo mil exp to t

Z 3-8 | late spring/midsummer | part/full shade | H: 6-9", W: 24-36"

44178 $8.95 ea | 3 for $7.95 ea

s ee more onli ne at waysidegardens.com

Modified: December 15, 2010 2:01 PM Created: 09/22/10

Variegated heart-shaped leaves of silvery white with green edges stand out in border and basket, especially when topped with clusters of attractive hooded white blooms. This selection of our native perennial is pest- and diseasefree, naturalizes readily, and is ignored by nibbling deer and rabbits. It even thrives in heavy soils and poor dry shade. An excellent, easy-care evergreen groundcover, that has proved its worth over many years. 1-quart container.

Mukdenia rossii ‘Karasuba’ �New

Silv top ove gro Lun dra bes

Z3 H: 8

Z 2-7 | early/late spring | part shade | H: 12”, W: 12-18”

Lamium maculatum ‘White Nancy’

Pu 'Be

47994 $16.95 ea | 3 for $14.95 ea

Polemonium ‘Stairway to Heaven’

12/15/10 2:47:37 PM

WG S11.096-0 Output: 12/15

Pulmonaria ‘Majeste’

Tricyrtis formosana ‘Gilt Edge’

Pulmonaria 'Majeste'

Tricyrtis formosana 'Gilt Edge' A shade- and moisture-loving Toad Lily, this charming plant flowers for weeks during the dull late-summer-early-fall season when the garden is at one of those awkward "in between" stages! The bright blooms with a white base overlaid with purple freckles and streaks. Bold, glossy foliage edged in creamy-yellow maintains ornamental interest when the plant is not in bloom. 1-quart container.

Longworts are handsome, shade plants valued primarily for their varied and beautiful foliage. That in early spring, forms an ideal backdrop for the blue-to-pink flowers. Their outstanding hardiness and toughness make them ideally suited for American shade gardens. This unique selection displays large, 12-inch long shimmering, silver foliage with a narrow, green margin, which in late spring forms the perfect backdrop for their cool pink flowers. Combines well with a host of shade perennials and seems to be immune to the dreaded powdery mildew that claims other Pulmonaria cultivars. Thrives in a cool, moisture-retentive soil. Tolerates deep shade, but part shade is best. 1-quart container.

43618 $12.95 ea | 3 for $11.95 ea

p g ve

Z 3-8 | late spring | part/deep shade | H: 9-12”, W: 2'

Pulmonaria longifolia 'Bertram Anderson' �New

d ed s e.

Silver spots decorate these long, slender leaves, topped by clusters of large violet blue blooms over several weeks in early season. A distinctive groundcover or border choice, this variegated Lungwort needs consistent moisture, excellent drainage, and mild temperatures to perform at its best. Pest- and disease-free. 1-quart container. Z 3-8 | mid-/late spring | part/full shade H: 8-12”, W: 24”

48124 $12.95 ea | 3 for $11.95 ea

Pulmonaria 'Raspberry Splash'

ght

PP#12,138. Grown for its large, silver-splashed leaves, this fast-growing beauty also sports big clusters of showy raspberry-red blooms in spring. Ideal with hostas and thrives even in full shade, requiring (like other pulmonarias) a rich, moisture-retentive soil. Resistant to powdery mildew and slugs, it's perfect for new and experienced gardeners alike, adding bright color to the darkest garden corners! 1-quart container.

Z 4-8 | late summer/early fall | shade | H: 20-24", W: 30"

48091 $8.95 ea | 3 for $7.95 ea

Tricyrtis hirta Miyazaki Strain It's hard to believe that these exotic, orchid-like blooms arise on such hardy, vigorous plants! Additionally, the foliage is as beautiful as the flowers, the pointed leaves, often with narrow, yellow margins are held horizontally or "ladder-like" on graceful, arching stems. Best in moist, well-drained soil high in organics. In mid-fall, white and lilac blooms arise all along its stems. Ideal for woodland plantings, this selection was the top performer in the Tricyrtis Trials at the Chicago Botanic Gardens. A plant of distinction. 1-quart container.

�New Pulmonaria ‘Bertram Anderson’

Z 4-8 | early/late fall | part/full shade | H: 3', W: 18”

43663 $8.95 ea | 3 for $7.95 ea

Sagina subulata A moss-like, evergreen perennial with lush emerald-green foliage that forms a compact 1-inch mat. Excellent for planting between flagstones or as a groundcover, it creates the effect of a mosscovered meadow. During early to midsummer, it is covered with small white flowers. Adaptable to sun or shade (preferable in the South), it needs moisture-retentive, gritty, well-drained soil. Space 6 to 8 inches apart. 1-quart container.

Pulmonaria ‘Raspberry Splash’

Z 4(w/ protection)-7 | early/mid summer | sun/shade H: 1-2”, W: 24”

48045 $7.95 ea | 3 for $6.95 eaç

Z 4-9 | mid/late spring | part/full shade | H: 12", W: 12-18"

in ed

48351 $12.95 ea | 3 for $11.95 ea

Sagina subulata

Shade Perennials | 97

1-800-845-1124

WG S11.096-097 WG S11.096-097.indd 97 Output: 12/15/10

Tricyrtis Miyazaki Strain

Modified: December 15, 2010 2:01 PM Created: 09/22/10

12/15/10 2:47:57 PM

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.

Liriope muscari 'Sno Cone' �New

Liriope 'Sno Cone'

�New

PP#20,605. Discovered by John Elsley in his South Carolina garden, this utterly unique cultivar cheerfully breaks all the rules of its species, with showstopping results. Its white-streaked foliage becomes more snowy rather than more green with the arrival of summer heat; its habit is recurved rather than cascading; its berries are a wild mix of purple, green, and white instead of the standard black. While most Monkey Grass lives out a mundane existence as edging, 'Sno Cone' deserves to be treated as the valued specimen it really is! Superb for containers. 4-inch pot. Z 6-10 | early/midsummer | sun/part shade | H: 12-16", W: 12-16"

48344 $8.95 ea | 3 for $7.95 ea

Andromeda polifolia 'Blue Ice'

Aegopodium podagraria 'Variegata'

A. 'Blue Ice' is an outstanding ornamental for the North! From early to midspring it bears attractive true pink, ½-inch bell-shaped 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! 1-gallon container. Z 3-6 | early/mid-spring | full sun/part shade | H: 24-36", W: 24-36"

48612 $24.95 ea | 2 for $22.95 ea

Ceratostigma plumbaginoides Elegantly meandering over rocks and across troublesome bare spots, this quick-spreading groundcover delights with late season color in flower and foliage. As summer draws to a close, masses of ¾-inch azure-blue blooms dot the plant, remaining for many weeks. When the cool weather of fall arrives, the glossy green foliage turns rich shades of mahogany — very ornamental at a time when the perennial garden may have little to show for itself ! Famously easy to grow, it tolerates any soil except poorly drained ones, and makes itself at home in the garden, wending its way around shrubs and perennials without becoming aggressive. An old-fashioned favorite deserving wider use in American gardens. 1-quart container. Z 5-9 | late summer | sun/part shade | H: 8-12”, W: 12-18”

48437 $8.95 ea | 3 for $7.95 ea

Andromeda polifolia 'Blue Ice'

Arctostaphylos uva-ursi 'Massachusetts'

Arctostaphylos uva-ursi 'Massachusetts' A glorious evergreen ground cover for sandy, acid soils and open locations. It is especially valuable for coastal regions. Tiny, glossy green leaves densely cover even the poorest soils. Lower growing than the species, its dark foliage bronzes in winter. Very free-flowering, it's small, pinkinshwhite bell-shaped flowers last for a full 6 weeks, followed by plenty of beautiful red berries. Vigorous and trouble free. 1-gallon container. Z 2-8 | late spring/early summer | full sun/part shade | H: 6", W: 12-15"

48609 $21.95 ea | 3 for $18.95 ea

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. Cannot ship to MA, CT or VT. 1-quart container. Z 3-9 | late spring/early summer | sun/part shade | H: 6", W: 36"

Ceratostigma plumbaginoides

98 | Groundcovers

WG S11.098-099.indd 98

48431 $8.95 ea | 3 for $7.95 ea

s ee more onli ne at waysidegardens.com

12/15/10 2:49:15 PM

ns.

th ya This hite

d at

WG S11.098-099.indd 99

❍ Ship to a different address. ❍ New customer/1st order.

State

Zip

Charge cards are billed at time of shipment. Receipt of your check authorizes Wayside Gardens to process an ACH debit entry to your account for the amount of your check. The transaction will appear on your bank statement. If we cannot post the transaction electronically, you authorize us to present an image copy of your check for payment. Hard goods ship promptly. Live plants are shipped at the proper planting time for your region. Please see our website for the current shipping schedule. Additional shipping information located on page 100.

We Want to Help You! Catalogs save time and energy by letting you order in the convenience of your home, but we’d like to send catalogs only to those who want them. Check any boxes that apply. ❍ I’m receiving duplicate catalogs. Cut out the address label on the back of all of your catalogs and write “Correct” on the one you wish for us to use, and “Incorrect” on all the others, then mail them in with your order. ❍ We Respect Your Privacy. Sometimes we share our customer list with reputable companies whose products we think you’ll find interesting. Check this box and we’ll withhold your name. ❍ We Respect Your Wishes. If you’ve decided you no longer wish to receive our catalog, please check this box and we’ll withhold your name.

Gift Message (Please limit to 60 characters)

Daytime Phone (Only so we may call if necessary about your order.)

City

Address

Name

Does the Post Office deliver to the address below? ❍ Yes ❍ No

❍ My name/mailing address has changed. ❍ Gift order to be sent to another address.

If applicable, please check appropriate box

Shipping Information

Important: If this is not your name and address, please cross out and correct below.



d s Page No.

Name of Item

Merchandise Subtotal

If purchasing a gift certificate, complete form from page 100. Gift Certificate Purchase

Add applicable sales taxes (For orders shipped to SC) Sales Tax

Add S&H charges from table below. Shipping & Handling

Write offer code from yellow box on back cover here:[________________] LESS: Discounts

Qty

Order Online

18% of Merch. Subtotal

$7.95 $10.95 $13.95 $17.95 $19.95

Under $20.00 $20.00 - $39.99 $40.00 - $59.99 $60.00 - $79.99 $80.00 - $99.99 $100.00 +

❍ Check Enclosed ❍ Mastercard Card # Add

Merchandise Subtotal

Cardholder Authorized Signature

❍ Money Order Enclosed ❍ Visa ❍ American Express

Method of Payment

Shipping & Handling Rates

❍ Discover Exp Date.

U.S. Dollars ONLY

Total Amount Due

Redemption of Gift Certificate or Merchandise Credit Certificate. LESS: Gift Certificate Redemption

Item Number

Spring Gardening 2011

sh Fax Toll Free

dTotal Amount

1-800-845-1124 1-800-817-1124 waysidegardens.com

her

Order Toll Free

1 Garden Lane, Hodges, SC 29695

e. wn

12/15/10 2:49:31 PM

Spring Gardening 2011 Customer Service

1-800-845-1124 Fax Toll Free

1-800-817-1124 Visit us online

waysidegardens.com Important Order & Delivery Dates for Garden Plants Zone

Earliest Ship Date

8 and South

January 17, 2011

February 14, 2011

March 14, 2011

March 21, 2011

April 18, 2011

3 and North

May 9, 2011

Delivery Dates & Quarantines Gift plants ship to arrive on or by the date you select. Accessories ship promptly. Live plants are shipped at the proper planting time for your region. For more details about shipping terms and delivery dates, please visit waysidegardens.com/delivery Under most circumstances, we do not ship plants outside of the forty-eight contiguous states. Some items are restricted to specific states and have been identified in the item's description. For more specific quarantine listings, please visit waysidegardens.com/delivery

Give the Perfect Gift

Gift certificates are mailed with a copy of the current Wayside Gardens® catalog. Fill in the form, indicate how many certificates and what amount(s) you wish, and mail with the order form. If ordering more than one, please write on a separate piece of paper. We’ll promptly take care of the rest, in accordance with your instructions. Gift Certificate Recipient Information Gift Certificate Amount ❍ $25.00 ❍ $50.00 ❍ $75.00 ❍ $100.00 ❍ Other: _____________

Refunds may be made in the form of merchandise credit.

Substitution Service Inevitably, we do run out of some items. Our customers have asked us to select comparable alternatives. Our horticulturists choose items of equal or greater value to replace the original plants.

Typographical Errors Although every precaution is taken to ensure accuracy, errors in price, quantity, and/or specifications may occur in printing. We reserve the right to correct such errors.

All Products FOB Greenwood, SC Prices valid through May 31st, 2011.

Item # 9105-Y3A

❍ Send Certificate and Catalog to me at the address on my order form. ❍ Send Certificate and Catalog to recipient at the address below.

Does the Post Office deliver to the address below? ❍ Yes ❍ No

Address City

State

Zip

Please Initial and Date the Box Above your Name

Personal Greeting—To be printed on the Gift Certificate. (Please limit to 60 characters)

Tru star tha leav gro bris esp gro Roc gar use

Plant and Product Guarantee Plant Products We guarantee all Wayside Gardens® plant products to be high quality, true to type, shipped properly, and to perform as advertised. If your plant has received our recommended care and doesn’t perform to your satisfaction, notify us and we will replace it free of charge or provide the cost of the product as credit toward a future purchase. If any product was damaged in shipping, please contact us within 48 hours. To ensure that each living product has adequate opportunity to perform, we’ve established the following guidelines for reporting other problems: Roses, Perennials, Trees, & Shrubs: For plants received in Spring, contact us by June 30th of the year received. For plants received in Fall, contact us by June 30th of the year after receipt. Please understand that we cannot accept responsibility for the results of extreme weather, neglect, unforeseeable acts of nature, or disregarding our hardiness zone recommendations.

Non-Plant Products Your complete satisfaction is guaranteed with every product. If you are not fully satisfied with your purchase, please follow the guidelines below and we will furnish a replacement or merchandise credit:, Broken Products: Contact us within 30 days of receipt. Defective Tools & Garden Accessories: Within the first 6 months, return items to Wayside Gardens® Returns Department, 1 Garden Lane, Hodges, SC 29695-0001. After 6 months, contact the manufacturer directly, according to the manufacturer’s guarantee.

JPPA, Inc., 1 Garden Lane, Hodges, SC 29695

WG S11.100-101.indd 100

Co for foli ma com

Visit waysidegardens.com/guarantee for the complete Plant and Product Guarantee.

100

Thi gro par bed flow foll

Name

Additional Shipping Information

• Bulky or heavy items may require additional delivery charges. • Add $5.00 for each additional shipping address. • Free items may be subject to delivery charge. • Air shipments to Alaska and Hawaii require additional shipping charges. • Delivery charges are subject to change.

L P M A S

The Wayside Gardens Gift Certificate

12/15/10 2:51:53 PM

Jap lon tha gro mo and

Fra

Per Ho Stra way sho easi

Cotoneaster horizontalis

�New

Festuca ovina var. glauca 'Elijah Blue' Considered to be the best of the blue Festuca grasses, this clone excels for its sturdy, compact habit and beautiful 10-inch, powder-blue foliage. Blue flowerspikes in summer age to buff. Of rigid growth, it makes an extremely decorative groundcover or accent plant. Sturdy, compact plants. 4-inch pot. Z 4-8 | sun/part shade | H: 10”, W: 10-12”

43319 $11.95 ea | 3 for $10.95 ea

Convallaria majalis This Lily-of-the-Valley is an improved strain. This bold, strong grower is especially well adapted for use as a ground cover, particularly in shady places. With minimum attention, a single bed will produce deliciously fragrant, long-stemmed bell-shaped flowers in abundance as long as you live. Often the flowers are followed by small scarlet berries. Pack of (12) pips.

Festuca ‘Elijah Blue’

Z 3-8 | mid/late spring | sun/shade | H: 8-10", W: 12-18"

8304 $14.95 ea pack | 3 packs for $12.95 ea

Cotoneaster horizontalis �New 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. Z 5-8 | spring | sun/light shade | H: 3', W: 5-8'

48614 $19.95 ea | 3 for $16.95 ea

Hakonechloa 'Albo Striata'

Convallaria majalis

Hakonechloa macra 'Albo Striata' Japanese Forest Grass is ideal for lightening those shady spots! Each long, narrow, elegantly pointed leaf is striped with white on plants that form a dense waterfall of color that ripples in the breeze. Quickergrowing than Golden Hakone Grass, this heat-tolerant plant loves moist, enriched soil in part to full shade. Ideal for edging, the border, and containers! 1-gallon container. Z 6-9 | part/full shade | H: 12-15", W: 24"

48247 $24.95 ea | 2 for $22.95 ea

Fragaria 'Lipstick'

Perfect for container growing. How about this for an elegant groundcover — an ornamental Strawberry with big, dark reddish-rose blooms from mid-spring all the way until frost! It produces few, if any fruits. Lipstick is just about the showiest thing to happen to groundcover in years, and few plants are easier to grow — superb for hanging baskets. 4-inch pot. Z 3-8 | mid-spring/early fall | full sun | H: 6-8", W: 18-24"

43768 $9.95 ea | 3 for $8.95 ea

1-800-845-1124

WG S11.100-101.indd 101

Fragaria 'Lipstick'

Groundcovers | 101

12/15/10 2:52:13 PM

Pleioblastus auricomis (Dwarf Bamboo)

Liriope muscari 'Monroe White'

If your image of bamboo is towering, invasive clutter manageable only with a well-sharpened machete, please take a closer look at this valuable species. Never exceeding 3 feet tall and wide, it can be dug up and divided to maintain an even smaller size, and its growth pattern is compact and elegant. The glowing gold-and-green foliage and vertical habit combine to create a nice contrast in the perennial garden, patio, or even mixed containers, and it remains evergreen for year-round display! 4-inch pot. Z 5-10 | Part Shade | H: 36", W: 36"

47182 $14.95 ea | 3 for $12.95 ea

A classic but seldom encountered Lily Turf, 'Monroe White' offers gleaming white flower panicles symmetrically arrayed over narrow, strap-like foliage. Spikes of shiny black berries follow the flowers. This striking plant makes an exquisite specimen or ground cover, and is indispensable to formal plantings, pathways, and other parts of the garden where uniform edging is called for. Succeeds in sunny or shady locations. 4-inch pot. Z 6-10 | late summer/early fall | sun/shade H: 12-15", W: 12-24"

46452 $9.95 ea | 3 for $8.95 ea

Vinca minor 'Ralph Shugert' Internet Exclusive Groundcover Collections Our best Groundcover Collections are just a click away.

waysidegardens.com/collections

Pleioblastus auricomis (Dwarf Bamboo)

Pachysandra terminalis 'Green Sheen' �New A unique and stunning variation of one of the most widespread and valuable evergreen groundcovers. Leaves are unbelievably glossy, like miniature green mirrors — a dense planting actually glints and sparkles, lighting up the shade! A strong grower that combines well with a wide range of companion plants including ferns and hostas. 1-quart container. Z 4-9 | early summer | full/light shade H: 10-12", W: 3"

48602 $14.95 ea | 3 for $12.95 ea

Pachysandra 'Green Sheen'

Liriope 'Monroe White'

�New

Ophiopogon planiscapus 'Nigrescens' Black mondo grass is one of the few blackleaved plants always drawing attention to itself! Although not a grass, its narrow, evergreen, arching black foliage is further enhanced in summer by clusters of small pink flowers followed by glossy, black berries. Its dwarf 6-inch somewhat slow, spreading habit eventually creates a low, dense turf. Tolerant of shade, few plants enhance the colors of adjacent plantings when compared with the Black Mondo Grass. Attractive in container combinations. 3-inch pot.

Ophiopogon 'Nigrescens'

Z 6-10 | Mid Summer | Part Shade H: 6", W: 12"

43481 $8.95 ea | 3 for $7.95 ea

Vinca minor 'Ralph Shugert'

102 | Groundcovers

WG S11.102-103.indd 102

An outstanding sport of V. minor 'La Grave,' 'Ralph Shugert' boasting whiteedged deep green foliage and large, rich blue spring flowers that often repeat in summer and fall. Periwinkle or Trailing Myrtle is a prostrate vine that roots along the stems, forming an evergreen groundcover with glossy, deep green leaves and a multitude of spring blooms. 1-gallon container. Z 4-9 | early/late spring | sun/part shade H: 2-6", W: 24-36"

48621 $19.95 ea | 3 for $16.95 ea

Vinca minor '24 Karat' �New 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. 4-inch pot. Z 4-9 | late spring/early summer | sun/part shade H: 3½", W: 12-15”

48560 $7.95 ea | 3 for $6.95 ea

Ajuga 'Dixie Chip' PPAF. Far and away one of the most elegant Ajuga cultivars ever introduced, this miniature variety sports dense clumps of small leaves, each patterned with flashes of gray, pink, and yellow among the olivegreen. Ideal for every setting from a fine container to a mass planting, it is topped by blue blooms over many weeks, and remains evergreen in warmer climates. The ultra-tight, dense habit ensures that 'Dixie Chip' suppresses weeds effectively, making it useful between perennials in the border. Deer tend to leave it alone, but butterflies and hummingbirds flock to its blooms. Morning sun and afternoon shade is best for bringing out the exquisite play of colors on this premier groundcover, which was introduced by Itsaul Plants of Georgia. 4-inch pot. Z 4-9 | late spring/early summer | part shade H: 3", W: 12-15"

Vinca minor '24 Karat'

Ajuga 'Dixie Chip'

�New

46389 $7.95 ea | 3 for $6.95 ea

s ee more onli ne at waysidegardens.com

12/15/10 3:07:51 PM

Ab Ace Ach Aco Act Act Aeg Aes Ag Ag Aju Alc Alp Am An Ap Aq Arc Aro Aru Asc Asp Ast Ast Ath Aza

Bap Bel Ber Ber Bru Bu Bu

Ca Ca Ca Ca Ca Ce Ce Ce Ch Ch Cim Cle Cle Co Co Co Co Co

Pla

We to p sati futu eac oth Ros For Ple of e or

® Customer Service

1-800-845-1124

his

y al

lar!

mps hes vee d

Abies................................... 18, 21 Acer....................................... 7, 12 Achillea..................................... 64 Aconitum.................................. 64 Actaea....................................... 92 Actinidia................................... 61 Aegopodium............................. 98 Aesculus.................................... 16 Agapanthus............................... 64 Agastache.................................. 64 Ajuga................................. 92, 102 Alcea......................................... 64 Alpine......................................... 9 Amsonia................................ 5, 65 Andromeda............................... 98 Apple........................................ 10 Aquilegia............................. 65, 92 Arctostaphylos........................... 98 Aronia....................................... 23 Aruncus..................................... 92 Asclepias.................................... 65 Asparagus.................................... 8 Aster.......................................... 65 Astilbe................................. 84, 85 Athyrium............................ 86, 87 Azalea.................................. 22, 23 Baptisia..................................... 66 Belamcanda............................... 66 Berberis..................................... 23 Bergenia.................................... 92 Brunnera................................... 93 Buddleia............................ 4, 6, 24 Buxus........................................ 25 Calycanthus.............................. 27 Campanula................................ 66 Campsis.................................... 63 Carpinus..................................... 7 Caryopteris................................ 25 Cedrus................................ 19, 20 Ceratostigma............................. 98 Cercis................................ 3, 4, 13 Chaenomeles............................. 25 Chamaecyparis.............. 18, 19, 20 Cimicifuga................................ 93 Clematis................... 2, 4, 6, 56-60 Clethra...................................... 27 Convallaria.............................. 101 Coreopsis........................ 2, 67, 68 Cornus.................... 6, 14, 26, 104 Corylopsis................................. 34 Corylus..................................... 26

Fax Toll Free

Visit us online

1-800-817-1124 Cotinus..................................... 26 Cotoneaster....................... 27, 101 Cyclamen.................................. 93 Cytisus...................................... 27 Daphne..................................... 28 Delphinium.............................. 67 Deutzia..................................... 27 Dianthus................................... 68 Digitalis.................................... 68 Diospyros.................................. 10 Dryopteris........................... 86, 87 Echinacea.............................. 6, 69 Edgeworthia.............................. 28 Enkianthus................................ 28 Euphorbia................................. 68 Fagus......................................... 15 Festuca.................................... 101 Ficus............................................ 9 Forsythia................................... 29 Fothergilla............................. 7, 29 Fragaria................................... 101 Gaillardia.................................. 70 Galium...................................... 94 Gaultheria................................. 29 Geranium.................................. 70 Ginkgo.................................... 4, 6 Gooseberry.................................. 9 Grape........................................ 10 Gypsophilia............................... 74 Hakonechloa..................... 94, 101 Hamamelis................................ 16 Hedychium............................... 94 Helleborus................................. 94 Hemerocallis................... 7, 72, 73 Heuchera................................... 95 x Heucherella............................ 95 Hibiscus.................................... 30 Hosta............................... 3, 88-91 Hydrangea.................. 3, 30-32, 63 Iberis......................................... 74 Iris............................................. 74 Itea............................................ 32 Juniperus................................... 21 Kalmia...................................... 33 Kniphofia.................................. 74

waysidegardens.com

Lagerstroemia............................ 17 Lamium.................................... 96 Lavandula.................................. 75 Leucanthemum......................... 75 Liatris........................................ 75 Ligularia.................................... 96 Lilium.................... 4, 7, 76-78, 94 Linum....................................... 79 Liriope.............................. 98, 102 Lobelia...................................... 79 Lonicera............................... 61-63 Lupinus..................................... 79

Rhododendron.... 7, 22, 23, 36, 37 Rhubarb.................................... 11 Rosa..................................... 42-55 Hybrid Teas...................... 44-46 Grandifloras.......................... 47 Floribundas...................... 48-50 Tree Roses............................. 51 Shrub Roses...................... 52-53 Climbing Roses................ 54-55 Rubus........................................ 11 Rudbeckia................................. 81

Magnolia................................... 17 Mahonia.................................... 33 Malus........................................ 10 Matteuccia................................ 87 Medlar........................................ 9 Monarda................................... 79 Mukdenia.................................. 96 Mulberry..................................... 8 Muscadine................................. 10

Sagina....................................... 97 Salix...................................... 5, 40 Salvia......................................... 81 Scabiosa.................................... 82 Schyzophragma......................... 61 Sedum....................................... 82 Sidalcea..................................... 82 Sisyrinchium............................. 82 Spirea........................................ 40 Stachyrus................................... 37 Stachys...................................... 83 Stokesia..................................... 83 Strawberry................................. 11 Syringa................................ 38, 39

Nepeta...................................... 80 Ophiopogon........................... 102 Pachysandra............................ 102 Paeonia...................................... 80 x Pardancanda........................... 80 Parthenocissus........................... 62 Penstemon................................. 80 Persea.......................................... 8 Phlox......................................... 81 Physocarpus.............................. 33 Picea................................. 5, 19-21 Pieris......................................... 34 Pinus......................................... 20 Pleioblastus............................. 102 Polemonium.............................. 96 Polygonum................................ 62 Pomegranate................................ 9 Potentilla................................... 35 Pulmonaria................................ 97

Taxodium.................................... 3 Thuja................................... 18, 20 Tiarella...................................... 96 Tricyrtis..................................... 97 Tsuga................................... 19, 21 Vaccinium............................. 8, 11 Verbascum................................. 83 Veronica.................................... 83 Viburnum................................. 40 Vinca...................................... 102 Vitis.................................... 10, 62 Weigela..................................... 41 Wisteria............................... 61, 62

Important Order & Delivery Dates for Garden Plants For more information, please visit waysidegardens.com/delivery Zone Earliest Ship Date

11 10 9

1/17/11

7 2/14/11

6 3/14/11

5 3/21/11

4 4/18/11

5/9/11

The Wayside Gardens Plant and Product Guarantee

t y,

Spring Gardening 2011

Plant Products

Non-Plant Products

We guarantee all Wayside Gardens® plant products to be high quality, true to type, shipped properly, and to perform as advertised. If your plant has received our recommended care and doesn’t perform to your satisfaction, notify us and we will replace it free of charge or provide the cost of the product as credit toward a future purchase. If any product was damaged in shipping, please contact us within 48 hours. To ensure that each living product has adequate opportunity to perform, we’ve established the following guidelines for reporting other problems: Roses, Perennials, Trees, & Shrubs: For plants received in Spring, contact us by June 30th of the year received. For plants received in Fall, contact us by June 30th of the year after receipt. Please understand that we cannot accept responsibility for the results of extreme weather, neglect, unforeseeable acts of nature, or ignoring our hardiness zone recommendations.

Your complete satisfaction is guaranteed with every product. If you are not fully satisfied with your purchase, please follow the guidelines below and we will furnish a replacement or merchandise credit: Broken Products: Contact us within 30 days of receipt. Defective Tools & Garden Accessories: Within the first 6 months, return items to Wayside Gardens® Returns Department, 1 Garden Lane, Hodges, SC 29695-0001. After 6 months, contact the manufacturer directly, according to the manufacturer’s guarantee.

WG S11.102-103.indd 103

12/15/10 3:08:19 PM

PRSRT STD U.S. POSTAGE PAID Wayside Gardens Co.

1 Garden Lane Hodges, SC 29695-0001

Absolutely unequaled for year-round beauty!

Even More Online The spring season does not end with our catalog. Our website, waysidegardens.com, periodically adds new items throughout the growing season, often in very limited quantities. Check the site frequently for new listings, as well as for money-saving offers and discounts. While you are there, we encourage you to sign up for our Free E-Newsletter.

Cornus Empress of China™

Cornus

Empress of China™

PP#14,537. (cv. 'Elsbry.') Beautiful every month of the year, this vigorous evergreen tree is very heavy-blooming and fruiting, with up to 150 1½-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. And 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. 1-gallon container. Z 6-9 | early summer | part shade | H: 18', W: 15' 49503

WG S11.BC.indd 2

$39.95 ea | 2 for $35.95 ea

12/15/10 8:38:15 AM