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Hydrangea Invincibelle™ Spirit
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Rosa Sunny Knock Out®
Soft two-toned butter-and-sugar blooms! Rosa Sunny Knock Out® �New PP#18,562 (cv. ‘RADsunny.’) Held in small bouquets all over this large, well-branched shrub, these blooms reach 3 inches across. They open soft yellow and then mature through shades of cream and ivory to pure white, creating a lovely butter-and-sugar look on a fully blooming plant. Redolent of sweetbriar, this rose freely repeats blooming from late spring through fall, and boasts the same superb blackspot resistance and disease-fighting capability for which the Knock Outs® are famous. 6-inch deep pot. Z 5-9 | late spring/frost sun/part shade H: 4-4½', W: 3-4'
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Knock Out® Sampler Collection One each of Rosa Sunny Knock Out®, Rosa Pink Knock Out® (p.54) and Rosa Knock Out® (p.54.) 3 Plants Total. A $55.85 Value. 30732
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Sun Perennials
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Roses
Hydrangea aborescens Invincibelle™ Spirit �New PPAF, CBRAF. (cv. ‘NCHA1.’) The most important breakthrough in Hydrangea for a decade, this pink-flowered H. arborescens cultivar blooms from summer through fall, is hardy even in the far north, and once established, can cover itself with numerous large bloomheads every season. Six to 8 inches wide, these mophead blooms open a dark, rosy pink and mature to bright pink, making long-lasting fresh or dried cutflowers as well as garden standouts. In autumn, the foliage turns buttery yellow. And in support of other invincible spirits, $1 of every sale of this Hydrangea is donated to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation. 1-quart container. Z 3-9 | midsummer/late fall | sun/part shade | H: 3-4', W: 3-4' 48232
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Echinacea 'Coral Reef '
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Echinacea 'Maui Sunshine'
Featured Selections Echinacea 'Maui Sunshine' �New PPAF, PVR. Very large and super-abundant blooms of golden-yellow with a large gumdrop-shaped orange-amber cone arise from midsummer well into fall on tall, wide, well-branched plants. Butterflies and bees flock to the blooms in summer, while in autumn songbirds feast on the dried central cone. A native perennial, it is resistant to most pests and diseases and very tolerant of adversity from heat and humidity to cold, drought, and poor soil. Adaptable and easy in full sunshine. The flowers are sweetly fragrant. 4-inch pot. Z 4-9 | midsummer/early fall | sun | H: 40", W: 36" 48200
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PPAF, PVR. Two-tone 4-inch double blooms in shades of coral, orange, and rose decorate this wellbranched sun-lover from midsummer through early fall. The pompon petals on top are a rich rosy-coral, while the skirt of long, slender petals below shades from deep orange to nearly gold at the tip—an entirely new two-tone look! Very floriferous and easy to grow, this native perennial attracts butterflies and songbirds while repelling deer and other pests. 4-inch pot. Z 4-9 | midsummer/early fall | sun/part shade H: 2-3', W: 1½-2' 48199
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Hemerocallis 'Bold Tiger' Alluringly fragrant, the petals are sharply recurved, which almost conceals their heavy ruffling. Arising by the dozen on heavy-budded, long-blooming plants, these flowers are butterfly and hummingbird magnets on a well-branched, vigorous plant so tolerant of adversity that it has been deigned a Designer Daylily™. 6-inch deep pot.
Coreopsis 'Redshift'
Z 3-9 | midsummer | sun/part shade | H: 28", W: 18-24" 48142
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Coreopsis x 'Redshift' PP#20,412. At last, a truly hardy, vigorous red Coreopsis! The result of nearly a decade of breeding involving 8 distinct Coreopsis species, ‘Redshift’ is the plant we have been waiting for. These large blooms offer deep red centers that mature through all shades to cream, with red highlights and streaks. (The best red color occurs in cooler temperatures.) Best of all, the blooms appear on well-branched, robust plants that demonstrate excellent cold-hardiness and flower tirelessly for months. 4-inch pot. Z 4-8 | late spring/late summer | sun | H: 30-36", W: 24-30" 46313
$10.95 ea | 3 for $9.95 ea
Gaillardia 'Oranges and Lemons' PP#17,092. (x grandiflora.) Super-flowering and very easy to grow, it dazzles with a summerlong display of 2-inch-wide, golden-orange flowers merrily tipped with yellow. Expect up to 75 blooms at once. Heat-, humidity-, and even drought-tolerant. 4-inch pot. Z 3-10 | summer | sun | H: 18", W 20" 47526
Hemerocallis 'Bold Tiger'
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Gallardia 'Oranges and Lemons'
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Gardenia jasminoides 'Chuck Hayes'
Buddleia ‘Blue Chip’
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Buddleia Lo & Behold™ 'Blue Chip'
The most cold-hardy Gardenia we have ever grown is this double-flowered, richly fragrant heavy bloomer. It is also more heat-tolerant, increasing its bloom production and extending its season. Superb dark evergreen foliage makes it a lush border standout, a fine specimen, and a breathtaking hedge or barrier planting. Grows slowly in consistently moist to damp soil. Cannot ship to AZ. 1-gallon container.
PP#19,991. The first in the exciting new Lo & Behold™ series of miniature Buddleia introduced by the J. C. Raulston Arboretum in North Carolina, this mounding, well-branched plant reaches less than 2 feet high and wide, yet flowers continuously (rather than in waves) and never needs deadheading. Cannot ship to OR. 1-quart container.
Z 7-11 | summer | sun/part shade | H: 4', W: 4' 48230
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Muhlenbergia capillaris — Pink Muhly Grass Muhlenbergia capillaris Pink Muhly Grass
In late summer and fall, this hardy native grass is topped by inflorescences that look like an airy cloud of soft pink! Happy in heat, humidity, poor soil, and even drought, this sun-lover is one of the most stunning grasses for the landscape. Superb in mass plantings. 4-inch pot.
Z 5-9 | early summer/fall | sun | H: 20", W: 20" 41233
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Nepeta x 'Walker's Low' Cats leave this splendid plant alone, making it all the more appealing to gardeners! Named 2007 Perennial of the Year, it delights with aromatic gray-green foliage and abundant blooms for months. Easy to grow, widely adaptable, and drought-resistant, it belongs in every garden. 4-inch pot. Z 5-9 | spring/fall | sun | H: 10", W: 18-24" 47828
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Z 6-10 | late summer/early fall | sun | H: 4', W: 3' 48052
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Syringa x Bloomerang™ PPAF. (cv. ‘Penda.’) The first-ever reblooming dwarf Lilac, Bloomerang™ is a flower machine for 4 months or more every year! The heaviest flowering is in spring, when this compact, very well-branched shrub erupts in fragrant purplypink bloom trusses, ideal for cutting yet irresistible in the garden as well. Then the flowers simply continue into summer, long past even the lateblooming Lilacs, with color present on the shrub all the way until autumn. This cross of the noted dwarf S. ‘Josee’ outdoes all other related Lilacs with its generosity of bloom and long, long season. Cannot ship to AZ. 1-quart container. Z 4-7 | spring/late summer | sun/part shade | H: 4-5', W: 4' 41238
Syringa x Bloomerang™
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Heuchera 'Plum Royale' �New PPAF, PVR. The silver accents on these handsome 4-inch leaves catch the eye even from a distance, giving the entire plant an enameled look that sets it apart in the shade garden or container. Topped by small creamy blooms on slender stems for several weeks, it attracts butterflies and hummingbirds, but the real draw is the large evergreen foliage, washed with pewter and veined in near-black violet-maroon. A native perennial demonstrating excellent adaptability and resistance to stress, this 2009 introduction stands up to deer and rabbits, loves heat and humidity, and tolerates imperfect soils. Silver accents become more pronounced in winter. 4-inch pot. Z 4-9 | early summer | part shade | H: 8-12", W: 18" 48203
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Hosta plantaginea 'Venus' This ‘Aphrodite’ sport exhibits sweetly scented flowers of a twice-double form – the petal count is between 24 and 28! Resembling night-blooming Cactus, the stunning 5-inch flowers arise in late summer and early fall when most Hostas have passed. Vigorous plants boast leathery olive-green foliage. Selected in Michigan and vegetatively propagated to ensure uniformity, ‘Venus’ originally arose at the Beijing Botanic Garden. Bareroot.
Hosta 'Venus'
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Heuchera 'Plum Royale'
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Hydrangea Little Lime™
Z 3-8 | late summer | part shade | H: 18", W: 24" 41183
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Hosta 'First Frost' — 2010 Hosta of the Year �New ‘First Frost’ is 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. A sport of H. ‘Halcyon’ introduced by P. Scolnik and B. Solberg in 2002, it has been named a Designer Hosta™ for its superior performance in a wide range of climates. Light lavender blooms on 2-foot scapes. 4-inch pot. Z 3-8 | early summer | part shade/shade | H: 16", W: 36" 46852
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Hosta 'First Frost'
Hydrangea paniculata Little Lime™ �New PPAF, CBRAF. (cv. ‘Jane’). A dwarf form of the popular Limelight™, just one-third the size but boasting the same large, lovely lime-green blooms that turn vintage pink in autumn! Perfect for containers as well as the garden, it acquires reddish-purple foliage tints in autumn, demonstrates excellent cold-hardiness, and even tolerates periods of drought. A delightful newcomer! 1-gallon container. Z 3-8 | midsummer/late fall | sun/part shade | H: 3-5', W: 3-5' 48272
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Helleborus x hybridus Brandywine™ Strain Sometimes known as the D.L.C. Hybrids after their breeder David Culp, these hand-crossed Hellebores represent the best of recent European breeding. Unusual colors and combinations plus impeccable flower form make them award winners that every garden deserves. Includes solid, bicolored, freckled, and picoteed forms in reds, greens, ivories, yellows, pinks, and apricots. Highly resistant to heat, humidity, drought, and cold, these poisonous evergreen plants are left alone by rabbits and deer. Adaptable and very long-lived. 6-inch deep pot. Z 4-9 | late winter/early spring | part/full shade | H: 12-18", W: 12"
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Alcea rosea Old Barnyard Mix
Origanum rotundifolium 'Kent Beauty'
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. 4-inch pot.
From Blooms of Bressingham comes this superb ornamental Oregano for containers or edging. This bushy, trailing plant offers 4- to 5-inch stems stacked with bracts that change from lime-green to lavender and finally pink. Abundantly borne flowers nearly hide the heart-shaped, very fragrant silver-veined trailing foliage. 4-inch pot.
Z 3-9 | early/midsummer | sun/part shade H: 4-6' , W: 2'
Z 6-9 | summer | sun | H: 6-9", W: 9-12"
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Abelia Ruby Anniversary™
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Abelia chinensis Ruby Anniversary™ �New PPAF, CBRAF. (cv. ‘Susan Keiser.’) The latest in the popular series is larger and longer blooming, with ruby flushes on both its spring and fall foliage. Salmon-pink buds open to white flowers surrounded by pale pink bracts. Very colorful and easy to grow, this butterfly and hummingbird magnet is semievergreen in the south. Three seasons of beauty from a carefree shrub! 4-inch pot. Z 6-9 | midsummer/late fall | sun/part shade H: 4-6', W: 4-6' 48270
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Convallaria majalis 'Rosea'
Origanum 'Kent Beauty'
Alcea Old Barnyard Mix
The highly-sought Pink Lily-of-the-Valley offers dainty sprays of pink bells (color is richest when the blooms first open), their petals more recurved than the white-flowered species. Best in moist, enriched soil. Sold as a pack of 3 "pips." Z 3-7 | mid spring | part/full shade | H: 8-10", W: 4-6" 48240
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Phyllostachys nigra
Phyllostachys nigra Rare, hard-to-find evergreen bamboo. New bright green canes darken steadily from smoky gray to pure gleaming ebony—a beautiful contrast when new and old canes appear together. 6-inch deep pot. Z 6-9 | sun/part shade | H: 18-24' , W: 7-10'
Convallaria majalis 'Rosea'
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Rosa Pink Double Knock Out®
Rosa Easy Does It
Rosa Double Knock Out®
Rosa Easy Does It
Rosa Pink Double Knock Out®
Rosa Double Knock Out®
PPAF. (cv. ‘Harpageant.’) The only 2010 AARS award winner, Easy Does It simply leaves other newcomers in the dirt. Not only are its ruffled 4-inch double blooms spectacular, but its growth is vigorous, its maintenance low, and its foliage superbly disease-resistant. A perpetually-blooming floribunda, it offers generous clusters of pleasantly fruit-scented flowers combining bright shades of orange, peach, pink, and apricot. Bred by Harkness Roses of England. 6-inch deep pot.
PP#18,507. (cv ‘RADtkopink.’) We consider this the very best Knock Out®, for its unsurpassed resistance to blackspot, complete tolerance of downy mildew, and bounty of lightly fragrant, fully double, neon-hot blooms. These 3- to 3 ½-inch flowers (average petal count: 20) are held in clusters of up to 5 all along flowering stems—it’s not unusual for a single stem to hold 2 dozen blooms! And their recurved outer petals give them a distinctive pointed star look. Vigorous, compact, and blooming continuously till frost, this landscape rose even self-cleans! Highly recommended for the foundation, as a low hedge, or in the sunny border. 6-inch deep pot.
PP#16,202. (cv ‘RADtko.’) Twice the petal power of its award-winning sister, PLUS terrific blackspot resistance and plentiful blooms that just keep coming from early summer till frost! It's more compact than the original Knock Out®, and ideal for landscaping as a low hedge. The 2½-inch blooms are followed by burgundy foliage in autumn and bright orangered hips all winter. Resistant to Japanese beetles, leafhoppers, and rose midge, and never needs deadheading. Truly maintenance-free! 6-inch deep pot.
Z 5-10 | summer | sun | H: 3-4', W: 3-4' 33025
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Z 4-9 | summer | sun | H: 3' , W: 3' 45836
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Z 4-10 | spring/fall | sun | H: 3-4' , W: 3-4' 30683
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Vaccinium corymbosum 'Sunshine Blue' This dwarf plant boasts attractive pink (not white!) flowers, an easycare habit, and silvery evergreen leaves. Each plant offers 5 to 10 pounds of sweet, dime-sized berries. A self-pollinator with a low chill requirement, it is ideal for the south, though it thrives as far north as Chicago. Cannot ship to CA, MI, OR, or WA. 1-quart container. Z 5(with protection)-9 | early summer sun | H: 3-4', W: 3-4'
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Blueberry 'Sunshine Blue'
Citrus limon 'Meyer Improved' Fragrant flowers, juicy fruit, evergreen foliage, and compact size make this lemon tree indispensable. In mid-winter, the tree is covered with sweet-scented white flowers, followed by armloads of thickskinned, ultra-juicy fruit. Perfect for large containers in any sunny location. Bring it indoors before first frost and enjoy as a winter houseplant. Prune to desired height. Cannot ship to: AZ, CA, FL, LA, or TX. 1-gallon container. Z 9-10 | mid winter | sun | H: 6-8' , W: 10-12' 48022
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Agapanthus Baby Pete™
Agapanthus orientalis Baby Pete™ Aconitum 'Bressingham Spire'
Agastache 'Apricot Sprite'
Sun Perennials Aconitum x bicolor 'Bressingham Spire' This sturdy and compact Monkshood requires no staking. Tapering, erect spikes of deep violet-blue flowers are freely produced. Quite rare and hard to find, it received the Award of Garden Merit from the RHS. Bareroot.
Z 6-9 | spring | sun | H: 9", W: 6-9" 40739
Aconitum 'Cloudy'
Alcea Chater's Double Mix
Z 3-7 | midsummer/mid fall | sun/part shade | H: 3', W: 18" 43869
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Agastache aurantiaca 'Apricot Sprite' A strongly fragrant, charming native perennial, this carefree variety offers 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. 3-inch pot.
Agapanthus 'Back in Black'
Alstroemeria 'Sweet Laura'
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Alstroemeria 'Sweet Laura' PP#10,030. The only fragrant Alstroemeria in the world! Bright yellow blooms, 1½ inches across, are splashed with maroon and produced in bountiful clusters from June till September. Exceptionally hardy (to Ithaca, New York), this plant is adaptable and easy. Plant in groups of 3 in rich, well-worked soil. Bareroot. 44513
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Alstroemeria psittacina 'Mona Lisa' �New An extraordinary breeding breakthrough, ‘Mona Lisa’ offers larger blooms and more of them over an even longer season than ever before! Tubular 2-inch flowers of cream with a red overlay, red spots, and green tips top straight stems 8 to 12 inches long, luring butterflies and hummingbirds to the sunny border. The season continues well into autumn, followed by handsome seedheads useful as everlastings. Spreads slowly over time. Best in full sun everywhere but the hottest climates. Bareroot.
Z 5-8 | late summer/fall | part/full shade | H: 18-24", W: 18"
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Agapanthus 'Back in Black' Alstroemeria 'Mona Lisa'
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Z 7-10 | midsummer/mid fall | sun/part shade | H: 35", W: 18" 48183
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Alstroemeria 'Freedom' PP#9,393. This hardy Peruvian Lily sets dozens of very long-lasting blooms on sturdy stems for more than a month. 6-inch deep pot.
Z 6-9 | midsummer/late summer | sun | H: 26", W: 12" 48132
Impressive 6-foot spikes just keep setting 3- to 5-inch fully double ruffled flowers that resemble Peonies. 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. 4-inch pot.
Z 5-9 | summer | sun/part shade | H: 30", W: 30"
PP#17,800. Gleaming white blooms with drifts of pale blue decorate the late-season garden long after most other Aconitum have passed. Compact and very floriferous, this carmichaelii type is ideal for cutflowers as well, offering larger “hoods” than the species and far more blooming stems. Very longlived, this poisonous perennial is left completely alone by nibbling garden invaders. An elegant selection, particularly in a large planting. Bareroot.
PP#16,244. Vigorous and floriferous, this plant emerges with green stems among bright green foliage. As the weather warms, the stems darken to pure black. The flowers are followed by showy black seedpods that remain attractive over a long season, and may be cut as Everlastings. 6-inch deep pot.
Alcea Chater's Double Mix
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Aconitum carmichaelii 'Cloudy'
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Z 2-8 | midsummer/early fall | sun | H: 6' , W: 2'
Z 6-10 | summer/fall | sun | H: 24", W: 18" 48818
The pale blue blooms of this dwarf (each striped with darker blue) sit directly above the foliage, avoiding the “stretched out” look of other cultivars. Flowering far longer (because it does not set seed) and more profusely, Baby Pete™ is the showpiece of any container and the focal point of accent plantings or the bulb garden. Bred by Frank Benson of Australia, it even offers wider, darker green foliage, keeping the plant vigorous and healthy season after season. Highly recommended. 1-gallon container.
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Z 5-8 | early/late summer | sun/part shade H: 30", W: 18-24" 48133
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Alstroemeria 'Freedom'
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Asclepias 'Hello Yellow'
Asclepias tuberosa 'Hello Yellow' Three inch brilliant yellow flowers appear for 2 months or more, eventually turning into attractive seedpods for fall and winter. And true to its name, you can expect plenty of butterflies. Both flowers and seedpods are excellent cut for arrangements. Best in well-drained soils, but also tolerates poor, dry ones. Withstands drought well. 4-inch pot.
Asclepias tuberosa
Z 3-9 | mid/late summer | sun | H: 24-30", W: 24" 44015
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Asclepias tuberosa — Butterfly Flower Flat, 4-inch umbels of bright orange flowers in July and August are followed by attractive seedheads. Mass planting provides plenty of butterflies! Hardy and carefree, thriving in drought. 4-inch pot. Z 3-9 | mid/late summer | sun | H: 18-24", W: 36" 43029
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Baptisia 'Solar Flare' Prairieblues™
Baptisia 'Starlite' Prairieblues™
Baptisia x 'Solar Flare' Prairieblues™ PP#20,408. The blooms open yellow and then turn all shades of orange as they mature on this fine addition to the Prairieblues™ series from Jim Ault at the Chicago Botanical Gardens. Borne on 12- to 18-inch stems above blue-green foliage, they appear in late spring and early summer, with a mature plant offering more than 100 flowering stems. A very vigorous, vase-shaped plant that also boasts new spring stems of purple in cool weather, this variety introduces an entirely new color to the family. 4-inch pot. Z 4-8 | late spring/early summer | sun | H: 3-4', W: 4-4½' 48164
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Baptisia australis This long-lived perennial produces weather-resistant, soft gray-green foliage topped first by 12-inch spikes of brilliant azure-blue blooms, then by puffy 2½-inch black seedpods. Untroubled by pests or diseases, tolerant of drought and poor soil, this native blooms best in full sun, delighting butterflies with its longlasting blooms. 2010 Perennial Plant of the Year™. 4-inch pot. Z 3-9 | late spring/early summer | sun/part shade H: 3-4', W: 3-4' 43056
Baptisia x bicolor 'Starlite' Prairieblues™ PP#19,971. Soft blue blooms with a white base seem to float along slightly arching 2-foot stems. Opening from violet buds above handsome bluegray foliage, the blooms are pea-like and very profuse. They open several weeks earlier than others in the series, and make superb cutflowers. In the garden, this native perennial is tolerant of heat, drought, and dry soil, attracting butterflies but not tempting hungry deer. Bareroot. Z 4-9 | late spring/early summer | sun | H: 3' , W: 4' 43838
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Chrysanthemum rebellum 'Clara Curtis' Astonishing winter hardiness! A superb groundcover with hundreds of single, 3-inch, salmon-pink daisies, it is ultra-dependable. A classic cutflower for garden or container. Shade-tolerant. 3-inch pot. Z 4-9 | early summer/early fall | sun/part shade H: 18-24", W: 18-24" 43083
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Campanula 'Viking'
Campanula 'Viking' �New PPAF, PBRAF. The most floriferous and compact Campanula we've ever grown, this Dutch introduction offers masses of lilac-blue bells in giant clusters continuously for 3 months or more. Super-compact plant is only 6 to 8 inches high out of bloom, with unstoppable vigor that makes it dense and bushy but never invasive. A hummingbird magnet. 4-inch pot. Z 5-8 | late spring/midsummer | sun H: 15-18", W: 18-24" 48171
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Callirhoe involucrata Fortunate is the gardener with a large stand of purple poppy mallow, for there is no better ground cover for water-starved, sunny setting. For months on end, this mat-forming plant sports upturned 2½-inch magenta blooms, glowing above large divided dark green foliage. Let this perennial tumble over walls, scramble across poor soil, or naturalize in border, meadow and slope. One of the most beloved and valuable of native plants. 4-inch pot. Z 4-9 | late spring/early summer | sun/part shade H: 6-12", W: 6-36" 43913
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2010 Perennial of the Year™
Baptisia australis
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Chrysanthemum 'Clara Curtis'
Callirhoe involucrata
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Coreopsis 'Dream Catcher'
Coreopsis
The Plant with the Sunny Disposition Blooming all summer in profusion, Coreopsis is ideal planted in mass for the perennial border and cutting. One of the easiest perennials to grow, it thrives with little care in sun or light shade and normal soil. Pestand disease-free.
Coreopsis rosea 'Dream Catcher' This floriferous, very colorful sport of ‘Sweet Dreams’ offers masses of 1½-inch blooms over 3 seasons — 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. It is ideal for containers and looks really spectacular in a large garden setting. 4-inch pot. Z 6-9 | late spring/late fall | sun/part shade | H: 18", W: 24" 48172
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Coreopsis x 'Autumn Blush' PP#18,184. A charming red-eyed variety with petals that turn from rosy-peach in cool weather to apricot-tinged gold in warm. Easy to grow and perfect for containers, too. Mounded plants cover themselves with blooms. 3-inch pot. Z 4-9 | summer | sun | H: 26", W: 32" 47652
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Z 4-9 | early summer/mid fall | sun | H: 12", W: 30-36" 49214
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Coreopsis 'Snowberry'
Coreopsis 'Autumn Blush'
Coreopsis 'Moonbeam'
Coreopsis grandiflora 'Jethro Tull' PP#18,789. A natural cross of C. ‘Zamfir’ and C. ‘Early Sunrise,’ this very floriferous Coreopsis combines the best merits of both. The blooms have a rich, nonfading golden-yellow 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 | sun | H: 15-18", W: 18" 40241
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PP#18,560. Masses of large, creamy blooms with maroon eyes cover this mounding plant for 4 months or more. A sport of C. ‘Nana,’ it is sterile, so it devotes all its energy to tossing up more blooms! The mounding foliage is evergreen and the care very easy, making this a nice choice for edging, mass planting, or the border. 4-inch pot. Z 6-9 | summer | sun | H: 26", W: 32" 40029
Carefree, Colorful Spires for Sunny Gardens Perfect cut flowers and mainstays of the summer garden. Long-lived and resistant to deer and rabbits, this plant attracts butterflies and hummingbirds by the score. Space 18 to 24 inches apart in a well-drained, rich soil in sun or light shade (preferable in the South). Grow in full sun for best powdery mildew resistance. Plant crowns 1 to 2 inches below ground level; mulch in winter. PP#14,715. By far the most beautiful and garden worthy of the “near red” Delphiniums, this Dutch introduction produces two seasons of tightly-packed bright 6-inch coral-orange bloom clusters on 2-foot stalks. Vigorous and ready to rebloom if cut back promptly! Bareroot. Z 5-8 | summer | sun/part shade | H: 40", W: 24" 43810
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Coreopsis verticillata 'Moonbeam' Profuse 1- to 11/2-inch creamy-yellow blooms bob above airy, ferny foliage. Mildew-resistant and very adaptable, this plant was named one of Top 10 Perennials of All Time. 4-inch pot. Z 3-9 | summer | sun | H: 2' , W: 3' 44174
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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 cutflowers, 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. 40804
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Delphinium
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Z 4-9 | summer | sun | H: 6-8", W: 6-8"
Coreopsis 'Creme Brulée'
Coreopsis 'Presto'
Delphinium elatum 'Coral Sunset'
Coreopsis x 'Snowberry'
Coreopsis verticillata 'Creme Brulée' PP#16,096. The most floriferous Coreopsis EVER, with layers of blooms all up and down the stems! Flowering like crazy from early summer into fall, this sun lover defies heat, humidity, drought, poor soil, and cold to give you hundreds upon hundreds of blooms. Butterflies flock to it in the sun-soaked garden, but deer and rabbits leave it alone. The needle-like green foliage is attractive, but don’t expect to see too much of it once the blooms start coming. 4-inch pot.
Coreopsis 'Jethro Tull'
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Delphinium 'Wishful Thinking'
Delphinium 'Coral Sunset'
Delphinium elatum 'Wishful Thinking' �New PP#13,010. (cv. ‘Dolce Vita.’) Terrifically resistant to powdery mildew, this large-flowered lavender-blue variety offers masses of 2½-inch frilly double blooms edged in darker purple on long, sturdy stalks. The flowers arise in great abundance in summer, repeating in fall on somewhat shorter stems if cut or deadheaded promptly. Attractive to hummingbirds, large-flowered, and vigorous, it is a must-have! Bareroot. Z 2-9 | early/midsummer and fall | sun H: 40-48", W: 18-24" 48217
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Dianthus 'Fusion' �New PPAF. The color changes on this new introduction are amazing! The flowers emerge a bold, deep red with fuchsia spots. As they mature, the spots “fuse” together, and the blooms become coral-pin with a red center and edging! Very fragrant above handsome blue-green foliage, the blooms are ideal for cutting. 4-inch pot. Z 5-9| late spring/early fall | sun | H: 10-13", W: 8-12" 48173
$12.95 ea | 3 for $11.95 ea Echinacea 'Coconut Lime'
Echinacea 'Flame Thrower'
Echinacea
Echinacea purpurea 'Fragrant Angel'
A hardy, durable, native perennial, Echinacea withstands drought, heat, deer, poor soils, and neglect. A cheerful addition to sunny borders, it blooms throughout summer into fall in a range of colors from familiar vivid pinks and clear whites to fiery new tones. Its thick, sturdy stems make cutflowers last even longer. Butterflies are enticed by the fragrance, and songbirds delight in the seed-packed cones in fall.
Z 3-8 | midsummer/early fall | sun/part shade | H: 30", W: 24"
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Digitalis purpurea 'Candy Mountain' At last, a Foxglove that turns its blooms up to the sun! This ultra-vigorous selection offers large flowers that open deep rose, then mature to dark pink/ mauve shades on tightly-packed 20-inch stems. Absolutely showstopping, the blooms open on all sides of the stem, encouraging hummingbirds to visit. Untroubled by rabbits and deer, this biennial flowers heavily in early summer, continuing intermittently all season. Not to be missed! 4-inch pot. Z 4-9 | summer | sun/part shade | H: 3-4' , W: 1-2' 40824
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Digitalis purpurea var. gloxiniiflora Giant Shirley Mix A classic English Foxglove, offering magnificent flowerheads crowded with blossoms of white and shell pink to deep rose, often dotted with crimson. Although they are biennial, they reseed so freely that they become permanent fixtures of the garden, increasing over time into magnificent colonies. 4-inch pot.
Echinacea purpurea 'Coconut Lime' PP#18,617. A spectacular double-flowered Echinacea with bicolored blooms! The outer ray of long, slender petals is white and reflexed, hanging below the large pompon like a skirt. The pompon itself is pale lime green, with the russet-brown of the cone showing only as a central ring. Magnificent! Arising on very sturdy 10-inch stems on compact plants, these blooms are superb for cutting. Find a place in the sunny border for this extraordinary coneflower. 4-inch pot. Z 3-9 | midsummer/early fall | sun | H: 22", W: 18-24" 41963
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PP#16,054. This magnificent long-bloomer offers big 4- to 5-inch blooms with a double row of white petals surrounding a large orange cone. The plant is compact enough for containers, yet ideal for cutting or for mass plantings. Tolerant of heat, humidity, and poor soil. 4-inch pot. 44001
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Echinacea 'Firebird' �New PPAF, PVR. Looking like blazing shuttlecocks, these scarlet-red blooms crowd along sturdy stems on compact plants just 38 inches in full flower. Their large black cones are surrounded by a recurved ray of petals, long-lasting and brilliant, that make excellent fresh and dried cutflowers as well as garden standouts. Easy to grow, irresistible to birds, butterflies, and bees, and resistant to stress from heat and humidity to cold, poor soil, drought, and deer, this long-bloomer is a must-have for the sunny border or large container. 4-inch pot. Z 4-9 | midsummer/early fall | sun/part shade | H: 34", W: 18" 48198
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Echinacea Cone Crazy Collection One each of Echinacea ‘Firebird’, ‘Coconut Lime,’ and ‘Flame Thrower.’ 3 Plants Total. A $57.85 Value. 30742
Z 4-9 | summer | sun/part shade | H: 36" , W: 18" 43170
Echinacea 'Fragrant Angel'
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Echinacea 'Flame Thrower' PPAF. A magnificent combination of beauty and brawn, this rebloomer delights with abundant, wonderfully scented 3½-inch blooms of deep gold and glowing orange. Among the first Echinacea to flower each season, it offers a generously branched habit, quick growth, and superb resistance to heat, humidity, and drought. 4-inch pot.
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Echinacea 'Firebird'
Z 4-9 | late spring/mid fall | sun | H: 36", W: 40" 44428
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Echinacea purpurea Green Envy™ PPAF. A spectacular new look for heat-, humidity-, and drought-tolerant Echinacea. The new blooms have a slightly upturned daisy shape, with rounded lime-green petals and a deeper green to black cone. As the flowers mature, however, the petals elongate, revealing a maroon base, and the cone turns purple as well. Borne on stiff, strong stems from midsummer through early fall, these blooms are long-lasting in garden and vase. 4-inch pot. Z 3-9 | midsummer/early fall | sun/part shade | H: 30-36", W: 36"
Digitalis 'Candy Mountain'
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Echinacea purpurea 'Green Jewel' PP#18,678. Extraordinary color and fresh new flower form distinguish this Piet Oudolf introduction. Scarcely 2 feet tall, it sets masses of large, lightly fragrant 4½- to 5-inch daisies over a very long season, their short, slightly twisted pale green petals surrounding a giant green cone. Expect the same garden vigor, disease and pest resistance, and tolerance of challenging conditions provided by all Echinacea. 4-inch pot.
Echinacea 'Green Jewel'
Z 3-8 | early summer/early fall | sun/part shade H: 20-24", W: 12-18" 49428
Echinacea 'Ruby Giant'
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Echinacea purpurea 'Ruby Giant'
Echinacea 'Kim's Knee High'
Echinacea purpurea 'Kim's Knee High' PP#12,242. Compact, uniquely colored variety; the first selected dwarf Coneflower. Masses of butterflies appear when its lovely 31/2-inch rosy-pink flowers, with rigid petals, open all over bushy plants. 4-inch pot.
PPAF. Magnificent 7-inch blooms qualify ‘Ruby Giant’ as one of the best Echinaceas we’ve ever seen! Bright pink, upcurving petals are held upright above the foliage on extremely strong stems. Long-lasting and attractive to butterflies, they are ideal for cutting. Propagated from a parent clump of E. ‘Rubinsturn,’ ‘Ruby Giant’ was selected for its improved vigor, fragrance, heat-tolerance, and garden ease. Prefers full sun and normal soil. 4-inch pot. Z 3-9 | midsummer/early fall | sun | H: 3', W: 24" 40891
$14.95 ea | 3 for $12.95 ea Echinacea 'Twilight'
Echinacea Big Sky™ 'Twilight'
Z 3-9 | mid-/late summer | sun | H: 18-24", W: 18-20" 41089
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PP#17,651. Compact and columnar, this well-branched Echinacea offers large, slightly reflexed rose-red petals surrounding a central brown cone. Very fragrant, it smells just like a rose. Vigorous and adaptable to climatic stresses of all kinds. 4-inch pot.
Echinacea x Pixie Meadowbrite™ PP#18,546. (cv. ‘CBG Cone 2.’) At last, an Echinacea compact enough to grow in containers, the front of the border, and other “up close” locations! A large-flowered true dwarf with vigorous growth exhibiting excellent branching and a long season of blooms. 2- to 3-inch-wide blooms of horizontal vibrant pink petals surrounding a large amber cone arise on pencil-thick stalks. The dense blue-green foliage is attractive in and out of bloom. 4-inch pot. Z 4-9 | summer | sun | H: 18-20", W: 24" 46082
Z 4-9 | early summer/mid fall | sun H: 24-30", W: 18-24" 48027
Echinacea Pixie Meadowbrite™
Classic Echinacea Collection One each of Echinacea ‘Summer Sky,’ ‘Sunrise,’ and ‘Ruby Giant.’
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Echinacea purpurea 'Razzmatazz'
3 Plants Total. A $44.85 Value.
PP#13,894. The first-ever double Echinacea! This eminently garden-worthy plant sports large, 3- to 4-inch blooms crammed with bright pink petals set atop cutflower-quality stems that last 2 weeks in a vase. As the flowers mature, the top petals drop, creating a second “single-flowered” look. For best effect, plant 2 feet apart in groups of three. 4-inch pot.
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$34.95
Echinacea Big Sky™ 'Summer Sky'
Z 3-9 | summer | sun | H: 1½-2', W: 2½' 46093
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$19.95 ea | 3 for $16.95 ea Echinacea Summer Sky™
PP#18,783 (cv. ‘Katie Saul.’) A sunset of rich, warm tones! Pale orange blooms, fully 5 inches wide, offer a halo of rich rosy-pink around the dark orange central cone. And these flowers keep their color longer than most other Echinaceas, even in punishing summer weather. Their scent is the strongest and sweetest in the family as well! 4-inch pot. Z 4-8 | summer | sun | H: 30-36", W: 18-24" 49859
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Echinacea Big Sky™ 'Sunrise' PP#16,235. Giant 4½- to 5-inch blooms open deep yellow, then mature to a light buttery shade. A unique color for Echinacea. 4-inch pot. Z 4-9 | summer | sun | H: 30-36", W: 30-36" 49760
Echinacea 'Razzmatazz'
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Euphorbia
Low Maintenance Sun-Worshippers Unique, showy flower bracts and attractive narrow, linear leaves characterize most cultivated Euphorbias. Vigorous and easy to grow, these selections thrive on neglect; perfect for containers, planted as specimens or in a group, they stand out in the sunny landscape.
Euphorbia characias 'Tasmanian Tiger' Euphorbia 'Tasmanian Tiger'
PP#15,715. Giant blooms of creamy-white top this stylish spurge over a very long season, complementing the creamy-edged blue foliage beautifully. Arising in neat, narrow-leafed “bow ties,” the evergreen stems are attractive even out of bloom. Very low maintenance, it is hardy to 0°F. 4-inch pot. Z 6-10 | late spring | sun/part shade | H: 2-3' , W: 2-3' 40046
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Euphorbia x martinii 'Rudolph'
Euphorbia 'Rudolph'
PP#17,257. (cv. ‘Waleuphrud.’) Throughout winter its dark olive-green foliage is topped by bright red bracts that stand out in garden or container. After winter, deep red stems arise above the foliage, sporting plentiful yellow-togreen blooms with red centers. And in summer and fall, the “plain” foliage is quite showy enough, often freckled with silver on neat, compact plants that remain upright through summer’s heat. Bred in England by noted hybridizer David Tristram. 4-inch pot. Z 6-8 | spring | sun/full shade | H: 18-24", W: 18-24" 40950
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Eucomis vandermerwei 'Octopus' This dwarf Variegated Pineapple Plant sports abundant deep red to purple spots all over its long, slender, rippled foliage, as well as dramatic and very long-lasting wine-red flowers on 6-inch stems. Difficult to find yet quite easy to grow, ‘Octopus’ is the centerpiece of any container garden, rockery, or accent planting. Bareroot. Z 7-11 | late summer/early fall | sun | H: 8-10", W: 15-18" 7217
Gaillardia 'Goblin'
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Euphorbia 'Ascot Rainbow'
Euphorbia x martinii 'Ascot Rainbow' �New PPAF. Both the foliage and the flowers are variegated on this stunning Australian introduction. In spring and fall each long, very slender leaf is tinted a rich reddish-pink on cream-edged blue-green leaves, while the small blooms boast a ruby-red center, lime-green base, and creamy edge. Very tolerant of heat, humidity, and drought, this robust grower is untroubled by pests and disease. It remains compact, spreading only slightly over time. Avoid fertilizing whenever possible; it will reduce the red variegation. 4-inch pot. Z 7-10 | early/late spring | sun | H: 20", W: 20" 48174
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Euphorbia Sampler Collection One each of Euphorbia ‘Tasmanian Tiger,’ ‘Rudolph,’ and ‘Ascot Rainbow.’ 3 Plants Total. A $35.85 Value. 30726
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Eryngium planum 'Blue Glitter' �New Spiky ½-inch steel-blue blooms shoot up on 8- to 12-inch stems above the powdery blue leaves of this award-winning perennial. It is the best Sea Holly for sheer flower power (nearly 100 blooms per plant each season!), not to mention quick growth and vivid silvery-blue tones. The thistle-like flowers are longlasting in fresh or dried arrangements, and the foliage adds cool tones to the sunny garden. Great in any welldrained soil, it loves salty coastal areas. 4-inch pot. Z 5-9 | mid summer/early fall | sun | H: 2-3', W: 1-1½' 46272
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Gaura 'Crimson Butterflies'
Gaillardia x grandiflora 'Goblin' Compact plants bloom from early summer until frost in an unrivaled display of daisy-like, 1½-inch blooms of deep red edged with bright yellow. Even the seedheads are attractive! 4-inch pot. Z 3-10 | summer | sun | H: 12", W: 18" 43922
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Gaura lindheimeri 'Crimson Butterflies' PP#13,189. Hot pink blooms on compact bright red 8- to 10-inch stems complement the purple foliage beautifully. The hotter the summer, the redder the foliage! 4-inch pot. Z 5-10 | summer | sun/part shade | H: 18-24", W: 18-24" 40874
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Gaura 'Blushing Butterflies'
Gaura lindheimeri 'Blushing Butterflies' �New PP#14,661. (cv. ‘Benso.’) Dense and heavily floriferous, this Australian introduction offers pale pink blooms most heavily in late spring, though they continue over 3 seasons. Each 8- to 10-inch raceme carries up to 40 blooms, which open a few at a time from slender rosy-red buds. The soft gray-green foliage is edged in white on fast-growing plants that stand up well to heat, humidity, and drought, attracting butterflies and bees. Descended from G. ‘Siskiyou Pink,’ it is introduced by plantsman Howard Bentley. 4-inch pot. Z 5-10 | early spring/late fall | sun | H: 24", W: 24" 48208
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Eryngium 'Blue Glitter'
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Geranium
Mounding, Airy Color for the Border True hardy Geraniums, not greenhouse Pelargoniums often billed as “Geranium” transpose, are enormously popular in Europe, but under-used here. Varying greatly in stature and habit, all possess masses of flowers, and many make superb groundcovers. They are hardy, colorful plants for groupings, borders, or rock gardens. All varieties below are drought-tolerant, and many bloom most of the season in cool summer areas.
Geranium 'Alice'
Geranium cinereum 'Alice' PPAF. The biggest flowers yet for G. cinereum come from this British variety. The pale lilac-pink blooms measure up to 2 inches across, whiskered in darker pink and flanked by silvery-green foliage. Very showy as a groundcover or accent plant in borders and containers, it blooms all summer. 4-inch pot. Z 4-9 | summer | sun/part shade | H: 5", W: 12" 46391
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Geranium cinereum 'Ballerina' Charming 2-inch lilac-pink flowers sporting purplered centers and attractive veining cover this Blooms of Bressingham introduction. Vigorous and freeflowering, this low grower reaches just a few inches high, but spreads quickly into a verdant, billowing green carpet. The flowers are held above the foliage, forming a graceful silhouette. A superb choice as a groundcover to Roses or Lilies. 4-inch pot. Z 4-8 | late spring/late summer | sun/part shade H: 4", W: 18" 43198
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Geranium 'Ballerina'
Geranium �New 'Midnight Blues'
Geranium pratense 'Midnight Blues' �New
Geranium x 'Johnson’s Blue'
Pure blue blooms with a flush of red veins at the base top the large, many-lobed leaves on this longblooming Geranium. The dark green foliage sports flushes of purple, but it is the super-abundant flowers, each about 1½ inches across, that truly delight. Very low maintenance once established. Bareroot.
Vivid, cup-shaped, peacock-blue 2-inch flowers most heavily in early- and midsummer. Compact plants are cloaked in elegantly divided foliage. A classic! 1-gallon container.
Z 5-8 | summer | sun/part shade | H: 14", W: 15-18" 48218
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Geranium cinereum 'Purple Pillow' PP#12,829. (cv. ‘Ravpil.’) Exciting 1-inch, rich red-purple flowers have slate-colored veining. Wellmannered plants are covered with 1-inch leaves whose silvery hairs contrast well with the rich color of the flowers. Blooms well into summer. 4-inch pot. Z 4-8 | mid spring/midsummer | sun/part shade H: 10", W: 15" 41588
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Z 4-8 | summer | sun/part shade | H: 15-18", W: 18-24" 43243
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Geranium x 'Pink Penny' �New PP#17,656. Masses of 2½-inch lilac-pink blooms with dark purple whiskers top the marbled pea-green and cream foliage on this lovely groundcover Wallich Geranium. The blooms appear over an extralong season, especially if pinched back after first flowering. With a dense habit and easy tolerance of any well-drained soil, this mutation of G. 'Jolly Bee' is one of the most prolific of all hardy Geranium cultivars. Highly recommended. Bareroot. Z 5-8 | early summer/mid fall | sun/part shade H: 12-15", W: 15-18" 40262
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Geranium x 'Orkney Cherry' PP#17,656. The longest- and heaviest-blooming hardy Geranium we have ever grown, this bronzeleafed cultivar tosses up masses of bright pink blooms with spidery cerise veins and a white throat. Hardy to -20° F and unpalatable to deer and rabbits, it spreads rapidly, filling in bare patches of the border without choking out competing plants. Lowmaintenance and tirelessly floriferous! 4-inch pot. Z 5-8 | summer/early fall | sun/part shade H: 10", W: 18-24" 41242
Geranium 'Purple Pillow'
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Geranium phaeum 'Lavender Pinwheel'
Geranium 'Johnson's Blue'
Watercolor-clear shades of mauve and lavender decorate the overlapping petals of these exquisite 1½- to 2-inch blooms, which stand up proudly above large, bronze- and violet-spotted foliage. Tremendously hardy and very vigorous in welldrained soil, this rhizomatous perennial quickly forms a dense mound in any light from partial shade to full sun. In hot climates, a moist, partly shaded location is recommended. Cut back its blooms after flowering and you may be rewarded with a second season of color in late summer. Short bouts of extreme heat or damp conditions will not discourage it, and light frost merely brings out lovely red tints in its semi-evergreen leaves. 6-inch deep pot. Z 4-8 | late spring/midsummer | sun/part shade H: 20-28", W: 18-24" 41823
Geranium 'Pink Penny'
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Geranium 'Orkney Cherry'
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Geranium 'Rozanne' PP#12,175. Still garnering praise for its long flowering period and vigorous, compact habit, ‘Rozanne’ withstands the heat and humidity of American summers beautifully. Named Perennial Plant of the Year® 2008, it bears large, 1-inch violet blue blooms with white centers well into fall. 4-inch pot. Z 5-8 | early summer/early fall | sun/part shade H: 16-24", W: 18-24" 40917
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Geranium sanguineum var. striatum (Syn. ‘Lancastriense.’) 1-inch, deeply veined salmonpink blossoms on 6- to 8-inch stems in summer and fall. Drought-resistant. 4-inch pot. Z 4-8 | summer | sun/part shade | H: 6-8", W: 24" 43226
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Geranium wallichianum 'Sweet Heidy' PP#19,533. It would be difficult to choose which is more meritorious about this delightful Hardy Geranium: its virtually endless bloomtime; its stunning combination of pink and blue on every petal; or its lush, partly-trailing habit. A fine performer for the border, slopes, walls, and other areas needing bold color, it flowers tirelessly for many months. 4-inch pot.
Geranium Striatum
Geranium 'Sweet Heidy'
Z 4-8 | late spring/early fall | sun/part shade | H: 14", W: 24-30" 40267
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Heliopsis helianthoides 'Asahi' �New One of the best cutflowers for a long, late season of beauty, ‘Asahi’ regales with masses of large, fully double golden blooms on multiply-branched stems. Irresistible to butterflies and bees, the flowers continue for up to 5 months, lasting nearly 2 weeks in the vase. With native vigor, it naturalizes nicely, tolerating heat, drought, and most pests and diseases. Deadhead for repeat blooms, and be sure to dry some of the flowers as Everlastings. Bareroot. Z 3-9 | early summer/mid fall | sun | H: 28-30", W: 18-24" 48190
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Hemerocallis
A Phenomenal Color Show All Summer! For toughness, reliability, and long-lasting color, Hemerocallis is the backbone of many perennial gardens. Our improved vigorous hybrids include evergreen, semievergreen, 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 'Black Stockings' �New Extraordinary deep burgundy-plum to black saturates every petal of these giant 5- to 6-inch blooms, lightening only slightly along their deeply ruffled edges. Gently recurved, the flowers appear in great numbers in midseason, then encore sporadically for the rest of the summer and into fall. A dramatic Daylily with tetraploid vigor and handsome deep green foliage, it was introduced by Heemskerk in 2006. Bareroot.
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Hemerocallis 'Black Stockings'
Z 3-9 | early/midsummer | sun/part shade | H: 18-24", W: 12-18" 48219
$14.95 ea | 3 for $12.95 ea
Hemerocallis 'Big Smile' �New Heliopsis 'Asahi'
An unusual color combination in Hemerocallis — soft pastel peach along the ruffled edges of deep, buttery yellow petals. These blooms reach an incredible 7 inches across, and look even larger on these compact plants. Excellent for containers as well as the garden, the flowers are offset by very narrow strappy foliage. Bareroot. Z 3-9 | midsummer | sun | H: 24", W: 12-15" 40534
$16.95 ea | 3 for $14.95 ea
Hemerocallis 'Apricot Sparkles' PP#13,223. Up to nine 4-inch flowers on each stem! Blooms continuously, for about 5 months or so each year. The apricot petals are overlaid with a silvery sprinkle that catches the sunlight. Bareroot.
Hemerocallis 'Apricot Sparkles
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Z 4-9 | early summer/early fall | sun | H: 12-18", W: 18-24" 40929
$12.95 ea | 3 for $11.95 ea
Hemerocallis 'Big Smile'
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Hemerocallis 'Stella de Oro'
Hemerocallis 'Clothed in Glory'
Hemerocallis 'Stella de Oro' Hemerocallis 'Stella in Purple' �New
Hemerocallis 'Stella in Purple' �New Marvelously floriferous, this rebloomer offers bold 2½- to 3-inch blooms of rich magenta-infused purple. Vigorous and determined to sport the last Daylily of the season, it repeats intermittently on quick-spreading plants. Bareroot. Z 3-9 | early/midsummer | sun/part shade | H: 24", W: 32" 48220
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Reblooming Daylily Collection One each of Hemerocallis ‘Rosy Returns,’ ‘Stella in Purple,’ and ‘Black Stockings’ (p.15). 3 Plants Total. A $44.85 Value. 30736
$33.95
Considered by many the finest Daylily ever grown, this “everbloomer” sets up to 400 flowers per season when mature, and is often the first and last to bloom in your garden! Winner of countless awards, it offers bright 2½-inch blooms for up to 6 months on carefree plants. Highly recommended. 6-inch deep pot. Z 4-9 | late spring/early fall | sun/part shade | H: 2' , W: 2' 44044
Hemerocallis 'Clothed in Glory'
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Hemerocallis Summer Dazzle Mix Selected for continuous heavy bloom and rebloom, high bud count, and dormant to semi-evergreen habit, these varieties combine the exotic colors and forms of evergreen southern types with the dormant habit necessary to survive northern winters. Average bud count of 30 to 40 (double the typical number!) over the widest bloomtime well into fall. Ornamental, hardy, and floriferous! Pack of 3 Bareroot.
Stunning yellow-gold “pie crust” edges accentuate dusty pink petals. The 7-inch blooms of this sturdy tetraploid are displayed up to 17 per stem. Evergreen in warm climates. Bareroot. Z 5-9 | midsummer | sun | H: 18", W: 18" 46847
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Hemerocallis 'Eleonore' Giant 6-inch blooms of soft lavender with ruffled edges remain open nearly 16 hours; as the day progresses, the flowers fade to pastel tones but keep their merry ruffling. A vigorous semi-evergreen tetraploid Daylily with a very heavy bud count, ‘Eleonore’ is a workhorse in the garden! Named for the renowned Dutch plantswoman Eleonore de Koning. Bareroot. Z 3-9 | early/midsummer | sun | H: 28", W: 20" 40271
$14.95 ea | 3 for $12.95 ea
Z 4-9 | late spring/fall | sun | H: 24-30", W: 24" 41027
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Hemerocallis 'Rosy Returns' PP#9,779. Huge 4½-inch blooms of rosy-pink with rose eyes and yellow throats. Each stem bears 9 to 12 buds that open from mid-May till frost. 6-inch deep pot. Z 4-9 | late spring/early fall | sun | H: 14-18", W: 18-20" 46395
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Hemerocallis 'Rosy Returns'
Hibiscus 'Alma's Star'
Hemerocallis 'Eleonore'
Hemerocallis Summer Dazzle Mix
Hibiscus mutabilis 'Alma's Star'
Hypericum calycinum 'Briggadoon'
PPAF. (cv. ‘Almaii.’) A most remarkable Confederate Rose, this Alabama introduction from the Southern Favorites™ series offers huge fist-sized buds that burst into not 1 but 5 fully double fuchsia-pink blooms, each 4 to 6 inches wide. Simply covering itself in flowers over a long season, only the first hard freeze stops this elegant, naturally oval plant. Tolerant of drought but flowering best in moist, rich soil, it is a showstopping sight as a specimen, hedge, or screen. Cannot ship to AZ. 6-inch deep pot.
Colorful from spring through fall, this low-growing shrub delights with orange-toned gold leaves and masses of 2-inch yellow blooms in summer. The leaves refuse to green out in heat, keeping their eye-catching appeal month after month. Useful as a groundcover or mass planting, or as an accent for bed, border, and even container. Cannot ship to MT. 4-inch pot. Z 5-7 | summer | sun/part shade | H: 12-16", W: 24" 44049
Z 7-9 | late summer/frost | sun | H: 10-15', W: 8-10' 48143
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Iris
Easy, Colorful, and So Distinctive The various species of Iris found on these pages represent some of the finest new and classic cultivars. Most thrive in damp, even wet soils, and their bloomtimes range from early spring to midsummer, enabling you to keep the exquisite Iris family present over two seasons each year! Iris increase over time and are virtually carefree, so consider extending them into every corner of the garden.
Iris chrysographes
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Iris 'Fortune'
Iris ensata 'Fortune' �New Iris 'Tennessee White'
Iris cristata 'Tennessee White' So white they’re nearly luminous, this dramatic selection of our beloved native crested Iris is a stunning presence in the garden, particularly in late afternoon and evening. The blooms open wide, revealing bright yellow tongues at the base of each petal, and the plant grows and colonizes quickly. 4-inch pot. Z 3-9 | spring | sun | H: 3-4', W: 10-12" 44866
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Iris Sampler Collection One each of Iris Chrysographes, ‘Fortune,’ ‘Spicy Cajun,’ and ‘Black Gamecock.’ 4 Plants Total. A $40.80 Value. 30741
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Iris louisiana 'Black Gamecock' Extremely 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 prefers only enriched soil and moisture to thrive and spread for years to come! Tolerates heat and humidity. Bareroot.
Iris 'Silver Edge'
Outstretched 5-inch blooms gleam pure white, accented by dark violet standards and occasional violet veining. Lasting 2 weeks, these superb flowers sit atop tall, moisture-loving plants that thrive in boggy and waterside plantings, even tolerating shallow water. Irresistible to butterflies and very easy to grow, they are a cutflower lover's delight. Bareroot. Z 4-9 | late spring/early summer | sun/part shade | H: 3-4', W: 2-3'
Iris chrysographes Such a rich deep purple-maroon they appear black from a distance, the 3-inch blooms on this Goldvein Iris are stunning in the garden or vase. The falls are shot with slim golden stripes on this hard-to-find Chinese native, adding to its ornamental appeal. Best in constantly damp soil, such as marshes, waterside plantings, and other boggy areas. Bareroot. Z 5-8 | early/midsummer | sun/part shade | H: 20", W: 12" 44865
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Iris louisiana 'Jack Attack' �New Dramatically ruffled, richly colored wine-red falls offset by jagged golden signals create one of the most eyecatching Louisiana Iris cultivars ever developed. Introduced by J.C. Taylor in 1993, it is a prolific bloomer, asking only for consistently moist to wet soils and a bit of afternoon shade in hot climates. Ideal for bog or waterside plantings as well as the consistently moist border. Bareroot. Z 5-9 | late spring | sun/part shade | H: 2-3', W: 1-2' 41992
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Iris sibirica 'Silver Edge' Every extra-large blue petal on this Morgan Award winner is brilliantly outlined in silver, making the blooms stand out in garden or vase. An exceptionally vigorous cultivar demonstrating excellent resistance to iris borer, this McEwen introduction is a musthave for the Iris garden, sunny border, or meadow setting. Bareroot. Z 3-9 | late spring/early summer | sun/part shade | H: 30", W: 18" 41858
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Iris louisiana 'Spicy Cajun' �New A flawless native Iris with bright yellow signals standing out boldly on violet-magenta petals. Content in moist to wet soils, it blooms several weeks after the Tall Beardeds, and is quite resistant to diseases and pests, including deer. Excellent for cutting, it naturalizes beautifully over time. Bareroot. Z 4-9 | midsummer | sun/part shade | H: 38", W: 12-18" 48226
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Z 4-9 | early summer | sun/lpart shade | H: 3', W: 3' 49797
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Iris 'Black Gamecock'
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Lily 'Casa Blanca'
Lily 'Netty's Pride'
Lillium
Majestic, Long-lasting Garden Royalty Beautiful and carefree, Lilies add a touch of regal beauty, earning their nickname "Queens of the Garden"! Our selection ranges from demure miniatures to majestic 8-foot showstoppers. The Oriental and Trumpet types will gift you with delicious fragrance, and the "Orienpets" combine the best traits of Orientals and Trumpet types. Lilies look great peppered throughout a garden or planted in mass, providing summer color, as well a vertical element to the garden. Easy to grow in sun and well drained soil.
Lily 'Netty's Pride' �New White-tipped petals, of such a dark red they look black, form perfect star-shaped blooms on this stunning Asiatic hybrid. Where the white and the red meet are streaks and freckles, and the central cluster of anthers offers another star shape. Distinctively different and very striking. Sold as a pack of 3 bulbs. Z 5-8 | early/midsummer | sun | H: 18-24", W: 6-12" 48241
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Lilium 'Muscadet' A super-fragrant, HUGE-flowered dwarf Oriental that blooms freely in midsummer! 'Muscadet' has giant, gently ruffled 6-inch blooms of pure white (no cream or yellow tones here!) with a smattering of pink-to-red freckles near the base. The plant reaches just 2 to 2½ feet wide, so place it at the front of the border, on the patio, in containers, or just about anywhere else you can enjoy the big color show front and center! Sold as a pack of 3 bulbs. Z 4-9 | midsummer | sun | H: 12-30", W: 8-12" 7507
Lily 'Blackbird'
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Lily 'Leslie Woodriff'
Lilium 'Blackbird' Cheery upturned deep red blooms, 3 to 6 inches across, are held wide open to reveal tiny back speckles near the base of each petal. One of the best Asiatic lilies for cutting or containers, it also grows readily in the garden. Hardy to -30° F. Sold as a pack of 3 bulbs. Z 4-9 | late spring/midsummer | sun | H: 24-36", W: 9-12" 7214
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Lilium 'Casa Blanca'
Lilium lancifolium 'Flore Pleno' – Double-flowered Tiger Lily Very rare and highly sought, the double-flowered Tiger Lily is an exotic delight indeed for any sunny garden. Each 4- to 5-inch bloom is layered with slender, reflexed petals. Stamen-free, these flowers are ideal for allergy sufferers, and last a long time in the vase. An excellent choice for warmer climates, thanks to the minimal cold period required for flowering. Sold as a single bulb. Z 4-9 | late summer/early fall | sun |H: 5-6', W: 12-18"
This is the classic Easter 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. The tall stalks fare best with staking, some afternoon shade and, in the north, a winter mulch. Very quick to multiply. Sold as a pack of 3 bulbs. Z 5-9 | midsummer | sun/part shade | H: 5', W: 10" 7730
Lily 'Flore Pleno'
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Lilium 'Luminaries' 8 inches wide and borne by the dozen on ultra-vigorous plants, these stunning Orienpet blooms combine a creamy-white base and golden starburst etched in rosy-pink, with an intoxicating, irresistible fragrance. Quick-spreading, strong plants never need support. Sold as a single bulb. Z 4-9 | mid-/late summer | sun | H: 4', W: 2' 8066
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Lilium 'Leslie Woodriff'
Lilium 'Miss Lucy'
This exciting Lily bears a second, and sometimes third, display of huge, 8-inch fragrant blooms. Named for breeder Leslie Woodriff, this highly fragrant Orienpet produces strong stems that need little support and grow larger each year. Sold as a single bulb.
PP#15,916. The first double-flowered Oriental is a fragrant, large-flowered white-to-pink variety that outlasts all others after cutting and has no messy pollen. Each 6- to 7-inch bloom boasts at least 18 petals, sweetly scented and upturned on very compact plants. Completely resistant to leaf scorch, this award winner has a lighter, less cloying scent than most other Oriental Lilies. Sold as a single bulb.
Z 4-9 | early/midsummer | part shade | H: 6-8' , W: 1' 7382
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Lilium nepalense
Z 3-8 | midsummer | sun/part shade | H: 5-6', W: 18-24" 7243
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Four to six giant, elegantly recurved blooms dangle from each stem of this lovely Lily. The petals are chartreuse to yellow, boasting a large central mark of wine-red. Very adaptable to differing soils, this Himalayan native is a fine choice for the dry areas beneath trees. Its compact stems never need staking. Sold as a single bulb. Z 6-8 | early/midsummer | part shade | H: 2-3', W: 1' 8059
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Lilium 'Silk Road'
Lily 'Luminaries'
Lily 'Miss Lucy'
Lily nepalense
Lily 'Silk Road'
A stunningly fragrant hybrid breakthrough! One of the Orienpets, ‘Silk Road’ bears 8- to 10-inch flowers of white with deep crimson-rose throats. Enormous inflorescences up to 2 feet across produce secondary buds to extend blooming time. Strong, tall stems won’t topple over. Sold as a single bulb. Z 4-9 | mid-/late summer | sun/part shade | H: 4-6' , W: 2-3' 7329
Lily 'Muscadet'
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Leucanthemum
Late-Bloomers for Garden and Vase Shasta Daisies are among the most attractive and useful of all perennials, both in the garden and for cutting. Easily grown and free-flowering, they bear large flowers on long stems. Plant in mass in deep rich soil receiving full sun. Remove spent flowers (deadhead) to extend the blooming season.
Leucanthemum superbum 'Banana Cream' �New
Kniphofia 'Royal Standard'
Kniphofia 'Royal Standard' Tight scarlet buds open to long, tubular blooms of lemon-yellow at the base, scarlet tipped in yellow toward the top. These brilliant wands of hot color bob above low-growing mounds of slender, arching foliage that looks good both before and after bloomtime. Once established, this plant tolerates both extreme heat and drought, and needs no shade in all but the very hottest areas. Easy and carefree. Bareroot. Z 5-8 | mid summer/late summer |sun | H: 3-4', W: 2' 41186
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Lavandula
Fragrant Sun-Lovers
PPAF, CPBRAF. 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 in 2009. 4-inch pot. Cannot ship to MT or CO. Z 5-9 | late spring/early fall | sun | H: 15-18", W: 18-24" 48181
Leucanthemum x superbum 'Becky' Performs well even in the South! These 3- to 4-foot plants need no staking. If deadheaded, they bloom from midsummer until fall! 4-inch pot. Cannot ship to CO or MT. Z 5-9 | midsummer/fall | sun | H: 3-4', W: 18-24" 43538
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Lobelia siphilitica
Lobelia siphilitica Invaluable for its long display of blooms, it bears a profusion of mid- to deep-blue flowers on 3-foot stems. Freely seeding itself to establish lovely colonies, it is far more adaptable and heat-tolerant than the more familiar red species. 4-inch pot.
Lavendula angustifolia 'Silver Edge' �New
Z 4-9 | late summer/early fall | part shade | H: 3'
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Lavendula 'Silver Edge'
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PP#19,580. (cv. ‘ACrade.’) Compact, floriferous, and boasting superb resistance to mildew, with bright lavender blooms. Butterflies and hummingbirds love it, but deer find the mint-scented foliage distasteful. Effortless to grow and very rewarding. 4-inch pot.
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Z 3-8 | midsummer/late summer | sun/part shade H: 13-16", W: 16-20"
Lavandula angustifolia 'Hidcote Blue' The darkest, most intensely-colored blooms of the species. Compact and wonderfully aromatic, its foliage opens white, then turns blue-green. Excellent as a hedge, it is the most popular English Lavender in the U.S. 4-inch pot.
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Monarda didyma Grand Parade®
Z 6-9 | mid-/late summer | sun | H: 3', W: 2' 48180
Leucanthemum 'Banana Cream'
Leucanthemum 'Becky'
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Lavenders are old-fashioned, fragrant shrubby perennials that have been gardening favorites for centuries. These compact, evergreen plants bear decorative silver-green foliage and slender flower spikes in midsummer. The blooms are prized in sachets and potpourri. Heat- and drought-resistant, they prefer full sun and dry, welldrained soil. PP#13,091. (cv. ‘Walvera.’) Elegantly variegated in fade-proof creamy white, this handsome blue-green foliage remains tightly mounded on compact plants covered with rich violet-blue blooms. Fantastically fragrant and evergreen in all but the most northern climates, this branch sport of L. ‘Vera’ tolerates poor soil and dry spells effortlessly, is left alone by nibbling rabbits and deer, and attracts butterflies and bees. A British introduction treasured for its stable variegation and ease of culture, it deserves a place of honor in your landscape. 4-inch pot.
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Lavendula 'Hidcote Blue'
Z 5-9 | summer | sun | H: 18", W: 18" 43435
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Lavandula angustifolia 'Munstead' Compact, low-growing solution plants at home in herb gardens or herbaceous borders. Flowers over a long period, beginning earlier than others. 4-inch pot. Z 5-9 | summer | sun | H: 18", W: 18-24" 43436
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Monarda Grand Parade®
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Papaver
Papaver orientale 'Patty's Plum'
Exquisite Cut Flowers
Highly sought-after for its unique 5- to 6-inch plum-purple blooms with dark blackberry colored centers—showstopping in garden or vase. Bareroot.
Oriental Poppies bloom lavishly in May and June, creating a burst of brilliance without equal, and flourish in sun and almost any soil, though they prefer deep, rich loam. Space 15 to 18 inches apart and water occasionally during dry spells early in the season. Other than this, they need virtually no attention.
Z 3-8 | late spring | sun | H: 3' , W: 24" 40552
Papaver orientale 'Ruffled Patty'
Papaver 'Patty's Plum'
Papaver 'Rococo' �New PPAF. Crepe-papery petals of palest apricot surround a handsome brown center on these magnificent blooms, bred by renowned Dutch plantswoman Eleonore de Koning. A new hue for the poppy garden, they boast exceptionally strong stems on robust plants that flower heavily even the first year. Best in cool-summer climates and slightly dry, welldrained soil. Bareroot. Z 3-7 | late spring | sun | H: 26", W: 12-15" 48193
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PP#18,609. Fully double, and freely ruffled, 6-inch blooms of clear pinkish-purple with a large dark center. Improved stem strength makes the flowers long-lasting. Bareroot. Z 3-7 | late spring/early summer | sun | H: 30", W: 18" 40640
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Papaver orientale 'Little Dancing Girl' Low-growing and compact, this plant is bonehardy through the most severe winter weather. It sets abundant numbers of 5-inch blooms suffused with soft pink and accented with dark markings. Bareroot. Z 3-7 | late spring/early summer | sun | H: 20", W: 20" 40551
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Papaver orientale 'Harlem' — Reblooming
Papaver 'Rococo'
Papaver 'Little Dancing Girl'
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Z 3-7 | late spring/early summer | sun H: 28", W: 18-24"
Penstemon 'Sunburst Amethyst' �New Delightfully floriferous, this cultivar offers merry purple bells with purple-striped white interiors, bobbing atop sturdy upright stems in the sunny summer garden. A carefree native perennial (combining American and Mexican species) with superb drought tolerance, its blooms are excellent for cutting, and attract butterflies to the garden. Best in low-humidity climates, this plant tolerates poor and dry soils, is unpalatable to deer, and is quite cold-hardy. A bright and floriferous new selection! 4-inch pot.
A reblooming Oriental Poppy is a rare thing, and ‘Harlem’ is among the very best. Its large burgundy-rose blooms arise on strong stems, first in early summer and again at season’s end. And the foliage remains green and fresh well beyond bloomtime. Bareroot.
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Papaver 'Ruffled Patty'
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Papaver orientale 'Manhattan' Huge 6- to 6½-inch flowers open rich plumpurple, then mature to bright pink over their 7to 10-day bloomtime. This is a super-floriferous plant. Bareroot. Z 3-8 | late spring | sun | H: 2', W: 2' 46567
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Z 4-9 | early summer/early fall | sun | H: 18", W: 18" 48210
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Papaver 'Harlem'
Papaver 'Manhattan'
Phlox
Backbone of the Perennial Border For showy, 10- to 12-inch trusses of colorful blooms in a sunny border or vase, nothing compares to Phlox hybrids! Few plants grow so extravagantly and flower for such a long period.
Phlox '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. 4-inch pot. Z 4-8 | midsummer/early fall | sun | H: 18-24", W: 12-18"
Penstemon 'Sunburst Amethyst'
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Phlox 'Minnie Pearl' �New An exciting new native hardy garden Phlox, this mildew-free, naturally compact beauty offers pure white blooms on 12-inch stems ideal for cutting or garden enjoyment. Blooming over a long, fragrant season, this natural hybrid of P. maculata x P. glaberrima has a spreading habit that makes it suitable as groundcover. Drought-tolerant and very easy to grow. 4-inch pot. Z 5-9 | mid spring/early summer | sun | H: 12-18", W: 24" 48212
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Phlox 'Gypsy Love'
Phlox carolina var. angusta 'Gypsy Love' �New Sweetly fragrant and determined to bloom all summer, this native Phlox is a delight in the sunny garden. Free of mildew and a magnet for butterflies, it spreads slowly into large colonies, repeat-blooming all season. Very easy to care for. 4-inch pot. Z 3-8 | late spring/late summer | sun | H: 18-24", W: 24" 48211
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Phlox 'Orange Perfection'
Phlox 'Orange Perfection' The closest to true orange, with a luminious color that holds nicely. A strong grower and free bloomer, the individual florets are large and the flowerheads compact. 4-inch pot. Z 3-9 | summer | sun | H: 2', W: 2' 43488
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Phlox paniculata 'David' The best white Phlox for mildew resistance and extra long bloomtime! Huge heads of fragrant flowers bloom for many weeks in summer. Very dependable. 4-inch pot.
Phlox paniculata 'Purple Kiss' An exciting new member of the high-performing, brilliantly-colored Cocktail™ series, this dwarf boasts superb mildew resistance and extra-large 11/2-inch florets. Packed tightly onto 5-inch spikes, the flowers last and last, their pure white eyes complementing the rich purple petals beautifully. Even if other Phlox have melted in your hot summer garden, ‘Purple Kiss’ will remain fresh and vigorous. 4-inch pot.
Z 3-8 | summer | sun/part shade | H: 3½' , W: 3' 41007
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Z 4-8 | midsummer | sun | H: 15", W: 12" 40665
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Phlox paniculata 'Eva Cullum' Hard-to-find cultivar with clear pink florets illuminated by sparkling red eyes. A compact grower, its 8- to 10-inch bloom trusses never need staking. Midgreen foliage is remarkably disease-resistant. 4-inch pot. Z 3-8 | midsummer/fall | sun/part shade | H: 2½' , W: 3' 43868
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Phlox 'Purple Kiss'
Potentilla 'Arc En Ciel'
Potentilla 'Arc-en-Ciel' A cousin of the better-known Shrubby Cinquefoil, this hybrid sports the largest blooms ever seen on a Potentilla, double-flowered and brilliantly intense. They emerge rich scarlet with a slender gold edge, then become more and more yellow as they mature, evoking their name (“rainbow” in English). The plant is upright and mounded, with good branching and sufficient vigor to bloom all summer when deadheaded. Tolerant of dry soil once established, it works well in rockeries as well as the perennial border. Bareroot. Z 4-8 | summer | sun/part shade H: 12-16", W: 10-12" 41138
Phlox 'Eva Cullum'
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Phlox 'David'
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Rubeckia Goldsturm Strain
Sedum 'Autumn Fire' �New
Rudbeckia fulgida Goldsturm Strain — Black-Eyed Susan Long-lived strain of one of North America’s favorite native species. Dazzling 3- to 4-inch flowers are set off by handsome bronze-black central cones. Long-lasting when cut. Plants are very easy to grow in any soil. 4-inch pot. Z 3-9 | late summer | sun/part shade | H: 2-3', W: 18-24" 43802
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Salvia guaranitica 'Black and Blue' �New As spicy-sweet scented as a licorice drop, this arresting small shrub entices visitors into the garden for a closer look, repaying attention with handsome 1½- to 2-inch tubular blue blooms emerging from charcoal-black calyces. A hummingbird's favorite plant, it only needs deadheading to set fresh flushes of blooms for 3 months or more. Brush past the foliage to release the intoxicating scent, and savor the rare cobalt-blue color! Stays compact and heavy-blooming in full sunshine. 4-inch pot. Z 7-10 | midsummer/mid fall | sun | H: 5-6', W: 2-3' 48227
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Salvia 'Black and Blue'
Sedum 'Purple Emperor'
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Salvia nemorosa East Friesland
Sedum 'Autumn Fire' �New
(cv. ‘Ostfriesland.’) Gorgeous 18-inch flower spikes of such intense violet-blue that the color virtually vibrates in the garden. Blooms lavishly on uniform plants renowned for their color, form and floriferousness. 4-inch pot.
It's a bold claim, but ‘Autumn Fire’ really is an improvement on the classic ‘Autumn Joy.’ Big clusters of bright rosy-pink, irresistible to butterflies, grace the garden on compact, super-easy plants. 2 to 4 inches wide, the blooms dry and remain all winter in most climates, adding much-needed texture. Very tolerant of drought, heat, humidity, and cold, this perennial is a year-round joy! 4-inch pot.
Z 4-9 | early summer/early fall | sun/part shade | H: 18", W: 12-18" 43679
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Z 3-9 | late summer/early fall | sun | H: 20-24", W: 12-15" 46304
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Sedum 'Purple Emperor' PPAF. Attention-getting, near-black leaves and rich red-purple flowers, 3 inches across engulf bushy plants and hold their color well into fall. Very-heat and humidity-tolerant. Bareroot. Z 3-7 | mid summer/fall | sun | H:18", W:12-18" 40554
$12.95 ea | 3 for $11.95 ea
Veronica 'Giles Van Hees' Veronica 'Giles Van Hees'
Very dwarf, with diminutive, showy pink spikes that bloom ceaselessly from early summer to frost. 4-inch pot.
Salvia 'East Friesland'
Z 4-8 | early summer/late fall | sun | H: 6", W: 12-15" 44148
$9.95 ea | 3 for $8.95 ea
Verbascum 'Jackie in Yellow' Soft primrose to buttery shades of yellow make this newest ‘Jackie’ the ideal companion to the previous two. 4-inch pot. Z 5-9 | early summer/early fall | sun | H: 18", W: 10-12" 41143
$12.95 ea | 3 for $11.95 ea
Tanacetum 'Robinson's Red' �New A delightful melange of magenta and pure red, these 21/2-inch daisy-shaped blooms last more than a week after cutting, making them among the very best for the vase. Attractive to butterflies and bees but left alone by nibbling deer, this ferny-leaved plant reaches up to 3 feet tall in flower. Bareroot. Z 3-7 | late spring/early summer | sun | H: 18", W: 18-24"
Verbascum 'Jackie in Yellow'
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Tanacetum 'Robinson's Red'
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Paeonia
A Legacy Plant in American Garden Peonies were brought to this country by early European settlers, and traveled out west with the pioneers. Before refrigerated shipping, they were one of the few perennials to be mail-ordered, and no self-respecting garden was without them. The longest-lived perennial, they need nothing beyond well-drained soil and sun to bloom for many decades. Intersectional (Itoh) Hybrids result from crossing herbaceous and woody tree peonies. They exhibit the positive trends of both groups — spectacular flowers and outstanding foliage.
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Paeonia 'Sorbet'
Each flowering stem of this marvelous Intersectional Hybrid bears several side-shoots laden with blooms, making it the heaviest-flowering Peony we've ever grown! The flowers are semi-double, 6 inches wide, and a splendid combination of soft creamy yellow and salmon peach, with a faint, sweet scent. Best of all, heavy rain won’t faze this Peony, which simply covers itself in pink buds before bursting into multicolored pastel bloom. A showpiece in any setting, it is certain to be your favorite cut-flower as well as a tireless garden performer. 6-inch deep pot. Z 4-8 | late spring/early summer |sun | H: 36-40", W: 36" 48169
$34.95 ea | 2 for $31.95 ea
Paeonia 'Kopper Kettle'
Paeonia 'Red Magic'
Paeonia 'Red Magic'
Paeonia 'Kopper Kettle'
Rich double blooms of cranberry-red with a darker center reach 5 to 7 inches wide on highly fragrant plants. An early bloomer, it is one of the best choices for warm climates. Bareroot.
This highly desirable Intersectional Hybrid exhibits semi-double blooms 8 inches wide, with layered petals of red, orange, and gold, which merge into a brilliant shade of copper from a distance. Resistant to Peony blight, ready to begin blooming the first or second season in your garden, and sometimes even reblooming if the first flowers are cut promptly. Bareroot.
Z 3-8 | late spring | sun/part shade | H: 36", W: 30" 46889
$17.95 ea | 3 for $15.95 ea
Paeonia 'Sorbet'
Paeonia 'First Arrival'
Frosty pinks, whites, and creams combine on these 5-inch double blooms, creating layers and ripples of cool color. Delectably scented of lemon and rose, the blooms arise in midseason on very hardy, compact plants. Bareroot. Z 3-8 | late spring | sun/part shade | H: 36", W: 30" 40327
Paeonia 'First Arrival' A rare and highly desirable Intersectional Hybrid, which has proved to be one of the top performers! Giant semi- to fully double blooms reach 6 to 8 inches wide and boast an incredibly strong, sweet fragrance. 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! 6-inch deep pot. Z 4-8 | late spring/early summer | sun H: 24-30", W: 24-36" 46686
$17.95 ea | 3 for $15.95 ea
Paeonia 'Paula Fay' Very early-blooming, this semi-double flowered favorite is ideal for warm climates where summer comes early. The bubblegum-pink blooms are waxy and long-lasting, surrounding a frilly yellow center. An American Peony Society Gold Medal Selection, it is beloved for its garden vigor as well as its lovely blooms. Bareroot.
Z 3-8 | late spring/early summer | sun | H: 32", W: 24" 40326
$59.95 ea | 2 for $53.95 ea
Paeonia lactiflora 'Coral Sunset' As if backlit, the brilliant coral, pink, red, and peach tones of this semi-double peony glow brightly on compact, vigorous plants. One of the first to bloom in peony season, its flowers continue for 6 weeks, and make very long-lasting cuts. Introduced by Wissing-Klehm in 1981, it remains unexcelled for rich warm color. Bareroot. Z 3-8 | late spring | sun/part shade | H: 30-36", W: 24-30" 41848
$29.95 ea | 2 for $26.95 ea
Z 3-8 | mid spring | sun | H: 35", W: 24-30" 43995
$19.95 ea | 3 for $16.95 ea
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Paeonia 'Bowl of Cream' Bowl of Cream is a rose-form Peony, and one look at its dozens and dozens of tiny, tightly-massed petals tells you why. The central yellow stamen is entirely hidden by these ivory-white petals, which open from a closelyheld ball into a perfectly symmetrical circlet of beauty. Some flowers will measure 7 or 8 inches across, but most will be around 9, and a few even larger. Bareroot. Z 3-8 | mid spring | sun/part shade | H: 30", W: 36" 44252
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Ajuga 'Sparkler'
Groundcovers & Grasses For accent and vertical architectural effect, ornamental grasses are unexcelled. Many are native species, thriving despite adversity. Groundcovers offer the same troublefree care, carpeting difficult areas and neatly outlining the garden with low-growing, long-lasting color.
Ajuga reptans 'Black Scallop' PP#15,815. Large, shiny, scalloped leaves of such dark purple they gleam black, cover this quick-spreading plant. Sporting deep blue flowers on crowded spikes, it scrambles across soil, its foliage darkening with more sun. Widely adapted to differing soils and moisture levels, it is carefree in garden or container. Evergreen in mild and warm climates. 4-inch pot. Z 4-11 | late spring/early summer | part shade/sun | H: 4-6", W: 36" 47672
Delosperma 'Osberg'
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Ceratostigma plumbaginoides
Delosperma cooperi
Ajuga 'Sparkler' �New
Ceratostigma plumbaginoides
PPAF, PVR. A quick-spreading groundcover with boldly variegated 2-inch leaves, the white markings turning rich lilac-pink in cold weather against the dark green base. Topped by brilliant blue blooms, this vigorous Ajuga is an unforgettable sight in the border. 4-inch pot.
(Syn. Plumbago larpentae.) Peacock-blue flower clusters top foliage in late season, even after the leaves turn mahogany. It forms weed-choking mats that thrive in any conditions. 6-inch deep pot.
Z 6-9 | late spring | sun/part shade | H: 3", W: 10-24" 48196
$12.95 ea | 3 for $11.95 ea
Delosperma 'Osberg' �New The most floriferous Delosperma we have ever seen, this slow to medium grower covers itself in upturned yellow-eyed white blooms over a very long season. The blooms sit just above small, succulent dark green foliage that covers hot, dry ground very densely. Drought- and heat-tolerant, it is unappetizing to deer and very easy to grow. 4-inch pot. Z 5-8 | summer/fall | sun | H: 2", W: 10" 48207
$9.95 ea | 3 for $8.95 ea
Z 5-9 | late summer | sun/part shade | H: 8-12", W: 12-18" 46471
$9.95 ea | 3 for $8.95 ea
Delosperma cooperi — Iceplant Vivid 2- to 3-inch magenta-purple blooms against gray-green foliage. 3-inch pot. Z 6-9 | summer | sun | H: 1-2", W: 24" 43676
$12.95 ea | 3 for $11.95 ea
Delosperma Table Mountain™ (cv. ‘John Proffitt.’) Fast-growing, vigorous, and brightly colored, this groundcover sports abundant large fuchsia blooms over a long season. The foliage, evergreen in most climates, turns bright purple in autumn. 4-inch pot. Z 4-8 | late spring | sun | H: 2-3", W: 18" 49833
$8.95 ea | 3 for $7.95 ea
Liriope muscari 'Monroe White' A classic but seldom seen Liriope with gleaming white panicles over narrow, strap-like foliage. An exquisite specimen or groundcover, it is evergreen and essentially carefree. 4-inch pot. Z 6-10 | late summer/early fall | sun/shade H: 12-15", W: 12-24" 46452
Delosperma Table Mountain™
Ajuga 'Black Scallop'
$7.95 ea | 3 for $6.95 ea
Mazus reptans A splendid groundcover for large areas, its dense growth withstands heavy foot traffic. Spreads rapidly in sun or part shade and moist soil. Violet flowers appear in late spring; small deep green leaves retain their color into winter. 4-inch pot. Z 5-9 | late spring | sun/shade | H: 1-2", W: 1' 43459
$6.95 ea | 3 for $5.95 ea
Verbena 'Homestead Purple' The groundcover that changed the look of American gardens, it remains unrivaled for long-season, profuse color. Butterflies and bees adore these royal purple blooms set against fresh evergreen foliage. Mildew-resistant and impressively vigorous, it offers a carpet of rich beauty that is absolutely unforgettable, even during heat, humidity, and drought. 4-inch pot.
Liriope 'Monroe White'
Z 6-9 | mid spring/mid fall | sun | H: 6-10", W: 48" 43840
$9.95 ea | 3 for $8.95 ea
Vinca minor 'Ralph Shugert' PP#6,960. White-edged foliage with large blue flowers. 4-inch pot.
Mazus reptans
Verbena 'Homestead Purple'
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Vinca 'Ralph Shugert'
Z 4-9 | spring | shade/part sun | H: 2-6", W: 24-36" 43841
$9.95 ea | 3 for $8.95 ea
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Deschampsia flexuosa �New
Festuca ovina 'Elijah Blue'
An evergreen native grass with spring blooms of feathery apricot, this shade lover provides coverage and food for birds and small mammals, offers handsome fresh and dried bouquets, and tolerates drought beautifully. Spreads slowly in tight, dense clumps of wiry foliage. Excellent winter interest.4-inch pot.
Sturdy, compact habit for decorative groundcover, accent, edging, rock gardens. Likes dry soil with good drainage. Space 8 to 10 inches apart for an unbeatable blue accent. 4-inch pot.
Z 4-9 | late spring | part shade | H: 8-12", W: 12-18" 48215
Z 4-8 | sun/part shade | H: 10", W: 12" 43319
$7.95 ea | 3 for $6.95 ea
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Festuca 'Elijah Blue'
Miscanthus 'Purpurascens'
Miscanthus sinensis 'Purpurascens' This foliage turns a rich shade of purple-red in late summer, topped by attractive reddish inflorescences. Very striking when illuminated by morning sun. 4-inch pot. Z 5-9 | late summer/fall | sun | H: 3-4' , W: 3' 44065
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Miscanthus sinensis 'Gracillimus' Gracefully arching, 4- to 5-foot clumps of silvery-green leaves give way to feathery flowering stems on this Eulalia Grass—a favorite subject of Japanese paintings. The long, slender foliage cascades up and out from the base of the plant, creating a splendidly airy look. Ideal for very low maintenance, year-long interest in the back of the border or combined with shrubs, it is splendid in mass plantings. Space 3 feet apart. 4-inch pot.
Miscanthus 'Gracillimus'
Z 4-9 | late summer/winter | sun | H: 4-5', W: 4' 43375
$7.95 ea | 3 for $6.95 ea
Ophiopogon planiscapus 'Nigrescens' One of the few “black-leaved” plants available! It’s not officially a grass, but this shade-tolerant ground cover has similar habit and usage. Purple-black leaves are accented with pink blooms followed by black berries. A perfect groundcover for a unique patio or garden look. Space 8 to 12 inches apart. 3-inch pot. Z 6-10 | midsummer | part shade | H: 6", W: 12" 43481
$14.95 ea | 3 for $12.95 ea
Pennisetum alopecuroides 'Foxtrot' From midsummer to fall, this compact, super-easy fountain grass is topped with dozens of 8-inch silvery-pink bottlebrushes that shimmy in the breeze. Plants turn golden-yellow in autumn. Impervious to heat, humidity, poor soil, cold, and even drought. Space 2 feet apart. 4-inch pot. Z 5-9 | midsummer/early fall | sun | H: 2-3' , W: 2-3'
Ophiopogon 'Nigrescens'
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Pennisetum 'Foxtrot'
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Asimina triloba — Paw-Paw Related to the tropical Cherimoya (Custard Apple), with huge, tropical-looking leaves. Actually an Eastern U.S. native, hardy to -25°F, this forest understory tree reaches 15 to 30 feet tall, is quite happy in shade but also tolerates sun. The fruits, weighing up to a pound each, are rich, sweet, and custard-like with a hint of banana and vanilla. To ensure pollination, plant at least two of this fine native species. 1-gallon container. Z 4-9 | early summer | sun/part shade | H: 15-30', W: 10-15' 48134
$24.95 ea | 2 for $22.95 ea
Musa 'Dwarf Cavendish'
Musa acuminata 'Dwarf Cavendish'
Actinidia 'Issai'
No matter where you live, you can enjoy the delicious fruit, showy blooms, and tropical foliage of the Banana Tree in your home or garden! This dwarf is ideal for containers. Spring foliage is streaked purplish-red, topped with a crown of violet blooms. And the fruit – up to 90 bananas on a mature tree – is delectable! Fruits in 3 to 5 years. Cannot ship to AZ or HI. 1-gallon container.
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Z 9-10 | early summer | sun | H: 10', W: 8'
Asimina triloba - Paw Paw
One each of Ficus ‘Negronne,’ Asimina triloba, and Musa ‘Dwarf Cavendish.’
The sweetest, most delicious kiwi we have ever tasted is this self-fertile miniature cultivar from Japan. The smooth-skinned fruit is just 1 to 1¾ inches long, flanked by serrated deep green leaves. Fragrant 1-inch white blooms add another season of beauty in early summer. A twining climber, it is far less vigorous than the species, keeping neatly within bounds. No pollinator needed; fruits the second year. 1-gallon container.
3 Plants Total. A $69.85 Value. 30728
Citrus 'Nagami'
Washington 'Navel Orange' (Citrus sinensis.) Wherever you live, you can grow this fragrant, flowering and fruiting tree in a handsome container! Evergreen and very productive, it sets sweet, seedless oranges. The white blooms perfume the entire home or garden, and the tree remains neat and compact. A tropical delight for any climate! AZ, CA, FL, HI, LA, or TX. 1-gallon container.
This versatile, heavily-fruiting little evergreen is ideal for the garden in hot climates and fine containers everywhere else. It greets spring with fragrant white flowers, then begins setting bright orange fruits by the hundred – and continues nearly year-round. Very easy to care for, it can be espaliered, used as an understory planting, displayed as a focal point among Canna or ornamental grasses, or simply set on the patio for a Mediterranean feel! Cannot ship to AZ, CA, FL, HI, LA, or TX. 1-gallon container. Z 9-10 (everywhere in containers) | spring sun/part shade | H: 8' , W: 6' 48993
Z 5-11 | spring | sun | H: 8', W: 4' 40084
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Citrus kumquat 'Nagami'
Z 5-10 | blooms in early summer, fruits in mid fall sun/part shade | H: 12-20', W: 3-5'
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Actinidia 'Issai' �New
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Ficus carica 'Negronne'
$29.95 ea | 2 for $26.95 ea Ficus 'Negronne'
A naturally dwarf variety perfect for containers! Self-fertile, it bears one crop in late July, another in late September, each yielding large, delicious fruit, dark maroon-black outside with juicy, richred flesh inside. 1-gallon container. Z 7-10 | mid/late summer | full sun | H: 8-10' , W: 10' 47752
$24.95 ea | 2 for $22.95 ea
Vaccinium corymbosum 'Darrow' Sweet, juicy, and bursting with succulent flavor, these HUGE blueberries are larger than a nickel. A Northern Highbush with an upright form, masses of attractive white blooms in spring, and a late-harvesting crop, ‘Darrow’ is a classic name in Blueberries! Easy to grow in acidic, humusenriched soil. Cannot ship to CA, MI, OR, or WA. 1-gallon container. Z 4-7 | spring | sun | H: 5', W: 4'
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Vaccinium 'Darrow'
48135
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Caladium 'White Wing' A snap to grow! — pop them into a shady bed for bright foliage non-stop till frost! Pot them to enjoy indoors, or dig, store over winter; and replant next year! Large, speckled leaves edged in deep green sport ghostly white accents that light up the shade garden! Sold as a pack of 5 bulbs. Z 9-10 | part/full shade | H: 18", W: 20" 8819
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Caladium florida 'Sweetheart' Caladium 'White Wing'
Absolutely the best Caladium we have found! It features a compact, dense habit (about 15 inches tall), vigorous growth, and outstanding sun tolerance! Sold as a pack of 5 bulbs. Z 8-10 | part/full shade | H: 15", W: 1-2' 8640
$19.95 ea | 3 for $16.95 ea
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Calla 'Flame'
Calla 'Flame' �New Young, free-flowering plants produce mango-orange flowers that last for 3 weeks or more in the garden and almost as long when cut! Glossy green leaves spotted with cream are heart-shaped! Sold as a single bulb. Z 8-10 | late spring/late summer | shade | H: 24-30", W: 10" 7376
Caladium 'Sweetheart'
Canna 'Black Knight'
Passiflora 'Sherry'
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Calla 'Schwarzwalder'
Passiflora 'Sherry'
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Far more compact and floriferous than older varieties, ‘Sherry’ is the first of the new Darkhorse series of Passionflower hybrids. Its blooms are an intense rubyred (shown to best advantage in partial shade) with black and white speckled filaments, a breathtaking sight climbing a trellis or trailing from a hanging basket. A tropical perennial bred for containers, ‘Sherry’ grows readily in any light exposure, with small trifoliate leaves and a neat habit. North of its hardiness range, bring it indoors before first hard frost. Easy to grow and very distinctive, it receives our highest recommendation. 4-inch pot.
(Syn. ‘Black Forest.’) Winner of top awards in its native Holland, this rare and very choice Calla offers satiny blooms of charcoal-black with a pencil-thin edge of bright maroon. Very handsome on vigorous plants, the flowers are breathtaking indoors or out. Sold as a single bulb.
Z 8-11 | summer | sun/full shade | H: 4-6' | compact vine 46089
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Canna 'Black Knight' Giant 4- to 6-inch clusters of deep red blooms top the blue- and violet-streaked foliage of this outstanding Canna, flowering over a long season. The paddleshaped foliage is veined and outlined in near-black, while the long, thick flower stalks sport hints of frosty blue over maroon. An eyecatching specimen for sunny, moist garden spots. Bareroot.
Z 8-10 | summer | part shade | H: 15-18", W: 12-18" 48280
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Calla aethiopica 'Giant White' These huge snowy blooms go with everything, and make all surrounding colors just look that much better! 4 to 6 inches across and banked by glossy green, arrow-shaped leaves, they’re fabulous in the garden as well as the vase! Plant reaches 2 to 3 feet tall. Sold as a single bulb. Z 8-10 |late spring/late summer | shade |H: 24-30", W: 2-3' 7343
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Z 7-10 | midsummer/mid fall| sun |H: 4-6', W: 3-4' 8260
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Colocasia 'Black Magic' Huge leaves of dusty purple dangle from maroonstemmed plants. This plant has survived to 0°F without damage! Best color in sun. 4-inch pot. Z 7-10 | part shade | H: 5-6', W: 5-6' 41251
Colocasia 'Black Magic'
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Aquilegia vulgaris
Compact, Floriferous, and Early-blooming Few plants deliver such delicate, airy grace as Columbines, with their dainty, unique blooms held well above the foliage. Best in moist, well-drained soil in full sun or light shade (preferred in warmer climates).
Acanthus Tasmanian Angel™
Aquilegia 'Clementine Salmon Rose'
Clementine Series (A. vulgaris.) The most floriferous Columbine we have ever grown, this is a cutflower lover’s dream, with big double blooms that lighten as they mature. Very long-blooming and ready to self-sow.
Shade Perennials
Z 3-9 | mid spring | part shade | H: 12-18", W: 12-18" 40201
Acanthus mollis Tasmanian Angel™ Utterly unlike any Bear’s Breeches to come before it, this spectacular variegated cultivar offers substantial scalloped foliage of deep blue-green with an edge that begins gold in spring, then matures to frosty white with heavy freckling. The flowers are white in bud, opening to pale pink on giant 5-foot spikes from the center of the plant. Bred in Tasmania, this cultivar of the European species flourishes in moist, well-drained soil enriched with organics. 6-inch deep pot. Z 6-9 | late spring | part shade | H: 20", W: 36" 40737
$39.95 ea | 2 for $35.95 ea
Aruncus 'Guinea Fowl' �New Dense and bushy, this magnificent cultivar offers finely-cut foliage topped by creamy white plumes in great abundance all summer long. Far neater and more formal in appearance than most other Aruncus, it is a stunning specimen for container or border. Bareroot.
41317
Aquilegia 'Clementine Blue'
Intense true-blue flowers are a rare find. 4-inch pot.
Aquilegia 'Clementine Blue'
Aquilegia 'Clementine Red'
Actaea 'Hillside Black Beauty' PP#9,988. Elegant plants with delicate, dark copperypurple ferny leaves are borne on graceful 5- to 6-foot stalks all season (a striking yellow in fall). In fall, stout 5- to 6-foot stems bear 12-inch, strongly fragrant, creamy-white bottlebrush flowers. Our tissuepropagated plants are nematode-free and grow best in a cool location and moisture-retentive soil. 4-inch pot. Z 4-8 | late summer/mid fall | part/full shade | H: 5-6', W: 2-3' 44204
$19.95 ea | 3 for $16.95 ea
Z 3-7 | summer | part/full shade | H: 24", W: 18-24" 48823
Aquilegia 'Clementine Salmon Rose'
Blooms open a rich lavender, then mature through all shades of red and rose. 4-inch pot.
49831
Aquilegia 'Clementine Red'
Rich shades of fuchsia and watermelon. 4-inch pot.
Any of the Clementine series for $8.95 ea | 3 for $7.95 ea
Astilbe
Glory of Shady Garden Spots
From their ferny, finely-divided foliage to their airy cloudpuff blooms, Astilbe is an attractive presence in any partly to fully shaded, very moist garden spot. Perfect as waterside plantings, they also thrive in borders, beds, and containers, asking only for continuous moisture to grow and bloom prolifically.
Astilbe Color Flash 'Beauty of Ernst' �New
$12.95 ea | 3 for $11.95 ea
Leaves turn bright burgundy, purple, and gold . . . in summer! An Astilbe like no other, this lovely shade perennial begins spring with green leaves, then turns all shades of rich red, purple, and gold. Soft pink blooms complement the foliage for many weeks, but the brilliant colors continue into autumn. 1-gallon container. Z 4-8 | early summer |part shade | H: 10", W: 18-20" 46221
$17.95 ea | 3 for $15.95 ea
Classic Astilbe Collection One each of Astilbe ‘Fanal,’ ‘Heart and Soul,’ and ‘Snowdrift.’ 3 Plants Total. A $25.85 Value.
Acaea 'Hillside Black Beauty'
Aruncus 'Guinea Fowl'
30738
$20.95
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Astilbe 'Heart and Soul' PP#16,451. The subtle blue sheen on these fluffy, densely-packed lavender plumes stands out from “true” pinks like a beacon! Fully 10 inches long and 5 inches across, these plumes radiate cool color from any moist, shaded setting. Contains some A. chinensis parentage, making it very tolerant of sun, heat, and humidity. Bareroot. Z 3-8 | summer | part/full shade | H: 32", W: 30" 40217
$9.95 ea | 3 for $8.95 ea
Astilbe x arendsii 'Fanal' Spikes of dark red flowers and bronze foliage. Water and mulch well in hot climates. 4-inch pot.
Astilbe Color Flash 'Beauty of Ernst �New
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Z 4-8 | summer | part shade | H: 12-24", W: 12-18"
Astilbe 'Heart and Soul'
Astilbe 'Fanal'
43251
$7.95 ea | 3 for $6.95 ea
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Astrantia 'Moulin Rouge'
Astrantia 'Star of Royals'
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Brunnera 'Emerald Mist'
Astrantia major 'Moulin Rouge'
Astrantia major 'Star of Royals' �New
Brunnera 'Emerald Mist' �New
PP#16,549. Held in large, colorful clusters, the 2- to 3-inch blooms on this newcomer are deep red to plum-purple arising first in early summer and again, if cut back promptly, in autumn, lasting up to 2 weeks in the vase. It spreads readily and is excellent for waterside plantings and in the shade beneath open-habit trees and shrubs. Bareroot.
The latest in the awe-inspiring Star series is also the most floriferous and vigorous! Clusters of pale green blooms cluster above 2-inch bracts of white with green and rosy-red edges, creating long-lasting and unforgettable cutflowers. Eager to naturalize, it thrives in moist to wet soils, yet tolerates dry conditions. Needs shade in all but the wettest soils. Bareroot.
Z 4-7 | late spring/late fall | sun/part shade | H: 18", W: 16"
Z 4-7 | early summer/early fall | full/part shade | H: 20", W: 14-18"
PP#20,460. Elegant silver variegation distinguishes these large, rounded green leaves from spring until frost. Topped by masses of bright blue blooms for many weeks, the foliage remains handsome long after bloomtime, continuing to grow throughout the season. Drought-tolerant, deer-resistant, and unstoppably vigorous, this selection of ‘Jack Frost’ is the ideal groundcover for shade. 4-inch pot.
43877
$15.95 ea | 3 for $13.95 ea
48216
$12.95 ea | 3 for $11.95 ea
Astilbe x arendsii 'Snowdrift'
Brunnera macrophylla 'Mr. Morse'
Cool down all those hot pinks and reds with these airy plumes of pure white, set atop finelydivided, bright green leaves. Selected by Blooms of Bressingham, it arose as a sport of A. ‘Irrlicht.’ Cut the fresh blooms for the vase, but leave the final flowers of the season on the plant for winter interest. Water well during hot, dry weather. Bareroot.
PP#19,947. An elegant addition to the border or container, this perennial offers large, somewhat crinkly heart-shaped leaves set about with sprays of white flowers from mid-spring well into summer. A moisture-loving plant that is happiest when protected from direct sun, ‘Mr. Morse’ offers green foliage marbled with white for an unusual effect. Bareroot.
Z 4-8 | mid-/late summer | full/part shade | H: 3-4' ,W: 1-2'
Z 3-8 | spring/early summer | shade | H: 12-15", W: 12-15"
46853
$7.95 ea | 3 for $6.95 ea
40772
$14.95 ea | 3 for $12.95 ea
Z 5-9 | early spring | part shade | H: 15-18", W: 18" 48197
$14.95 ea | 3 for $12.95 ea
Dicentra 'Ivory Hearts' �New PP#15,599. A compact and lovely selection of Fernleaf Bleedingheart, with large clusters of ivory blooms held above attractive blue-green foliage. Excellent for cutting, the blooms arise most heavily in cool weather. Resistant to rabbits and deer; tolerates damp soils. Bareroot. Z 3-9 | early/late summer | part shade H: 10-12", W: 12-16" 48189
$12.95 ea | 3 for $11.95 ea
Convallaria majalis – Lily-of-the-Valley
Dicentra 'King of Hearts'
Dicentra 'Bacchanal' �New
The classic species, with masses of bright white bells dangling from long stems. Easy to grow and exceptionally long-lived, it is especially well-adapted for use as a groundcover in the dry shade beneath trees. Deliciously fragrant, the blooms are often followed by small scarlet berries. Fertilize annually with organics in mid-winter. Sold as a pack of 15 "pips".
A reblooming Dicentra that continues to flower even during the heat of summer if the soil is moist, this shade lover is excellent for cutflowers as well as garden glory. The 1-inch carmine blooms dangle from slender, slightly arching 10- to 15-inch stems, hled above lush blue-green foliage that remains fresh all summer in moist, even damp soils. 4-inch pot.
One of the longest-blooming and most vigorous Bleedinghearts, with profuse blue-green foliage banking handsome wine-red flowers on dark stems. The blooms arise most heavily in early and late season, arising only sporadically during summer heat. Will not go dormant provided the soil remains moist all summer, but needs drier conditions for winter. May self-sow. Bareroot.
Z 3-7 | mid spring | full/part shade | H: 8-10", W: 4-6"
Z 4-9 | late spring/late summer | part shade H: 12-15", W: 15-18"
Z 3-9 | late spring/late summer | sun/part shade H: 10-12", W: 12-18"
8304
1 pk for $14.95 | 3 pks for $12.95
44574
$9.95 ea | 3 for $8.95 ea
Astilbe 'Snowdrift'
Brunnera 'Mr. Morse'
Convallaria majalis 'Rosea'
Dicentra 'King of Hearts'
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48188
$9.95 ea | 3 for $8.95 ea
Dicentra �New 'Ivory Hearts'
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Dicentra 'Bacchanal'
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Hardy Ferns
Fine Texture for Shade
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 soil level. A year-round mulch is recommended.
Dryopteris Golden Mist™
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Dryopteris labordei Golden Mist™ �New Lovely golden-yellow triangular fronds uncurl from showy fiddleheads in spring, keeping their color for many weeks before turning deep green on this spreading evergreen fern. Somewhat larger and less dense than Autumn Fern, this showy specimen is unappetizing to nibbling animals, thriving in moist, well-drained garden soil. 4-inch pot.
Athyrium filix-femina
Z 5-8 | part/full shade | H: 20-24", W: 20-24" 48175
$12.95 ea | 3 for $11.95 ea
Japanese Painted Fern Collection One each of Athyrium ‘Ursula’s Red,’ Athyrium niponicum Pictum, and ‘Ghost.’ 3 Plants Total. A $35.85 Value. 30731
Athyrium filix-femina — 'Lady Fern'
Adiantum pedatum
A fine, delicate, and extremely attractive native North American fern. Excellent as a ground cover for shade or partial sun, its long, arching fronds are graceful and profuse. Tolerant of drier soils. Space 18 inches apart. 4-inch pot.
A lovely native perennial requiring only deep, limeenriched soil that never dries out, Maidenhair Fern deserves a place of honor in the shade garden. Its crosiers unfurl bright pink in spring, swiftly becoming mid-green as they stretch out into elegant elegantlydivided fronds. Carried on slender reddish-brown stems, they are densely layered and finely cut, adding depth and rich color to the shade. This fern naturalizes eagerly in very moist to damp soil. 4-inch pot.
Z 4-8 | part/full shade | H: 15-24", W: 18-24"
$28.95
43201
$10.95 ea | 3 for $9.95 ea
Thelypteris decursiva pinnata �New
Athyrium niponicum 'Ursula's Red' Long, finely cut fronds open a bright white on top, wine-red underneath, maturing to an iridescent silvery glow with red highlights. Stunning grown among green foliaged plants in a border, it is propagated clonally for uniform size and performance. Tolerates a wide range of soils. 4-inch pot. Z 4-9 | part/full shade | H: 18-20", W: 24" 40908
Adiantum pedatum
Graceful arching fronds of bright green are evergreen in warm climates, casting cool shadows on the shady border floor. Vigorous but not invasive (thanks to short runners), this 12-inch-high, 24-inch-wide deerresistant fern thrives in moist or dry soil, forming a lush groundcover in partial shade. 4-inch pot. Z 4-10 | part shade | H: 12", W: 24" 41197
$12.95 ea | 3 for $11.95 ea
$10.95 ea | 3 for $9.95 ea
Often difficult to locate and always in demand, this is a miniature treasure for the partly- to fullyshaded 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! 4-inch pot. 44460
43081
$12.95 ea | 3 for $11.95 ea
Athyrium x 'Ghost' This hauntingly beautiful low grower has even more striking silvery-gray foliage than the Japanese Painted Fern. One of the few to tolerate dry shade. Space 16 inches apart. 4-inch pot. Z 4-8 | part/full shade | H: 24-36", W: 18-24"
Athyrium niponicum var. pictum — Japanese Silver-Painted Fern
Z 3-9 | part/full shade | H: 18'', W: 12-18''
Z 3-8 | part/full shade | H: 18-24", W: 12-18"
40335
$12.95 ea | 3 for $11.95 ea
Matteuccia struthiopteris — 'Ostrich Fern' The tall, graceful fronds of this popular Fern resemble ostrich feathers, with a graceful arching habit and very finely divided foliage. Does well in shade or full sun in moist, rich soil. Space 3 feet apart. 4-inch pot. Z 2-7 | sun/part shade | H: 5', W: 2-3'
$9.95 ea | 3 for $8.95 ea
43203
$10.95 ea | 3 for $9.95 ea
Athyrium 'Ursula's Red'
Thelypteris decursiva pinnata
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Athyrium niponicum pictum
Athyrium 'Ghost'
Matteuccia struthiopteris
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Epimedium 'Fire Dragon'
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Epimedium 'Orange Queen'
Helleborus Winter Jewels™ 'Apricot Blush'
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Epimedium 'Fire Dragon' PP#17,179. Unique in color and appearance, this dense, clumping cross of E. davidii x E. leptorrhizum sets large 11/2- to 2-inch yellow and reddish-purple blooms above yellow, gray, and russet foliage. Semi-evergreen. Bareroot. Z 5-8 | early spring/early summer | part/full shade H: 6-9", W: 18-30" 41586
$12.95 ea | 3 for $11.95 ea
Epimedium 'Orange Queen' �New (Syn. ‘Orangekonigin.’) Among the most beautiful of all, these orange, red, and yellow blooms appear in groups of 5 to 9 on every 10- to 12-inch flowering stem of this evergreen Epimedium. The plant has a more loose, airy habit than many others, greeting spring with pale green 2- to 3-inch leaves edged in bold red. The foliage turns midgreen for summer and is washed with bronzy-red in fall. Slowly spreading, it thrives in dry shade, needing only wellenriched moist conditions its first season. Drought-tolerant, unappetizing to rabbits and deer, and very long-lived, it is easy to grow and breathtakingly beautiful. Bareroot. Z 4-8 | mid-/late spring | part/full shade | H: 8-10", W: 12-18" 48184
$12.95 ea | 3 for $11.95 ea
Heuchera
Color and Texture for the Shade Tough, vigorous, and weather-resistant, Coral Bells is a fine native American perennial for the partly shaded garden. Its large, ivy-shaped, usually evergreen foliage adds interest well beyond bloomtime, and the dangling bell-shaped flowers brighten the shade for weeks at a time in late spring. Many cultivars tolerate nearly full sunshine, and all are adaptable and trouble-free in well-drained soil. Mulch in winter.
Heuchera villosa 'Brownies' Largest of the new heat-loving varieties, sometimes reaching fully 2 feet across. 'Brownies' sports enormous, crinkled chocolate-brown leaves with red undersides. 10 to 15 inches high, it is topped by creamy-white bellshaped blooms in mid- to late summer. 6-inch deep pot.
Helleborus Royal Heritage™ Strain
Helleborus 'Ivory Prince
Helleborus
Helleborus 'Ivory Prince'
Winter-Blooming Treasures Splendid plants that produce large flowers in late winter to early spring, hellebores have taken the gardening world by storm in the last few years – and it’s easy to see why. Their value lies not only in their lovely early blooms, but in their attractive evergreen foliage, their adaptability to adverse garden conditions, their resistance to nibbling pests, and their willingness to freely self-sow into handsome colonies. Very easy to grow; simply plant 12 to 15 inches apart in organic, moisture-retentive soil. Best in shady, natural woodland setting.
Helleborus Winter Jewels™ 'Apricot Blush' �New
Z 4-8 | late winter/mid spring | part/full shade H: 12-18". W: 12-18" 44863
$17.95 ea | 3 for $15.95 ea
Helleborus Royal Heritage™ Strain
An entirely new color for hellebore, and on such huge blooms! Washed with pastel yellow and peach and highlighted in rosy apricot, these 3- to 4-inch blooms arise profusely on vigorous evergreen plants resistant to nearly all pests and diseases, including deer, and tolerant of adversity from drought to heat and humidity. A superb addition to the shade border, and superb as cutflowers. 4-inch pot. Z 4-9 | late winter/mid spring | part shade | H: 20", W: 24" 48177
PP#16,199. (cv. ‘Walhelivor.’) More than 20 years in the breeding, this British introduction is a breakthrough in vigor, uniformity, and compact habit. Its burgundy buds open to out-faced blooms that spread their petals wide rather than remaining bell-shaped. At first pure white, the flowers quickly acquire pastel shades of rosy-pink, followed by yellow, chartreuse, and cream. The truly exceptional result of thousands of crosses, including the influential H. niger ‘Potter’s Wheel.’ 4-inch pot.
The #1 perennial for American shade gardens, with up to 5 months of bloom on large, vigorous plants. A mature plant yields more than 200 blooms in colors from near-black and yellow to dark red, white, green, and pink. Robust and spreads into a large clump. Introduced here at Wayside, it is the pride of many a fine garden. 4-inch pot. Z 4-8 | early winter/early spring | part/full shade H: 18-24", W: 24-36"
$19.95 ea | 3 for $16.95 ea
44368
$12.95 ea | 3 for $11.95 ea
Z 4-9 | midsummer/late summer | sun/part shade H: 10-15", W: 24" 48162
$12.95 ea | 3 for $11.95 ea
Heuchera 'Autumn Leaves' �New PPAF, PVR. Far and away the most brilliant red tones we have ever seen on a Heuchera, and they arise first in spring (touched with pink and silver) and again in fall (blazing hot ruby-red). Summer brings beige and taupe shades to these mid-sized leaves, plus dark red 15-inch stems topped with tiny pinkish-white blooms. Very heat- and humiditytolerant, thanks to H. villosa and H. americana parentage. Evergreen in most climates. 4-inch pot. Z 4-9 | summer | sun/part shade | H: 8", W: 18" 48202
$15.95 ea | 3 for $13.95 ea
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Heuchera 'Brownies'
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Heuchera 'Autumn Leaves'
Shade Perennials | 33
x Heucherella ‘Sweet Tea’
Heuchera villosa 'Caramel'
PPAF, PVR. Cinnamon, burnt orange, tangerine, and claret cover 4-inch leaves, lightening and brightening in spring and fall yet keep their smoky orange tones through summer’s worst heat. Evergreen in mild climates, Heat- and humiditytolerant ‘Sweet Tea’ is topped by plumes of white and cream blooms on 7-inch stems and grows quickly into a dense, mounding presence for border or container. 4-inch pot.
PP#16,560. The best for hot, humid climates, with large, fuzzy leaves that change from bright gold to shades of apricot as the seasons progress. Very vigorous, it’s the last to bloom, extending your Heuchera season! 4-inch pot.
Z 4-9 | spring | part/full shade | H: 20", W: 28" 46306
x Heucherella 'Sweet Tea'
Heuchera 'Tapestry'
Heuchera villosa 'Citronelle'
PPAF, PVR. Delightful snowflake-shaped foliage opens bright blue-green in spring, acquiring dark brown and burgundy veins that really glow by autumn. Evergreen in most climates, it keeps its variegation all winter, and is topped by starry rosy-pink flowers on 20-inch stems. Fastgrowing and very adaptable. 4-inch pot.
PP#17,934. Descended from soft orange-toned ‘Caramel,’ this white-flowered cultivar offers frosty tones of chartreuse and yellow on large, rounded, lobed leaves. Compact but densely layered, ‘Caramel’ adds cool tones to the garden. Superb beside blue- and purple-leaved plants. 4-inch pot.
$12.95 ea | 3 for $11.95 ea
Heuchera villosa 'Tiramisu' PP#20,429. This breeding breakthrough begins spring with neon-bright yellow leaves with a touch of red at the center, which spreads outward as it matures. A silvery overlay completes the utterly unique, distinctive color pattern, which remains through summer’s heat. Pink-tinged white blooms on 18-inch stems punctuate the display in summer. 4-inch pot. Z 4-9 | early/midsummer | sun/part shade | H: 10", W: 14" 41079
$12.95 ea | 3 for $11.95 ea
Heuchera 'Sashay' Each leaf of this exciting H. ‘Purple Petticoat’ sport is dark green on top, brilliant lavender-burgundy on the reverse. Heavy ruffling lets you glimpse the undersides brilliantly, while outlining the foliage with merry curlicues and loops. Rosy-mauve blooms top the foliage, attracting bees and butterflies, but the real show is the magnificent foliage, which deer leave alone and hot, dry conditions won’t faze. 4-inch pot.
Z 4-9 | mid-/late summer | sun/part shade | H: 10-15", W: 15-24" 47408
$12.95 ea | 3 for $11.95 ea
$15.95 ea | 3 for $13.95 ea
Huechera villosa 'Tapestry' �New
48204
47807
Heuchera 'Citronelle'
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Z 4-9 | late spring/early summer | sun/part shade | H: 7", W: 16"
Z 4-8 | midsummer | part shade | H: 15", W: 20"
$12.95 ea | 3 for $11.95 ea
Colorful Shade Garden Collection One each of Heuchera ‘Frosted Violet,’ ‘Citronelle,’ and ‘Caramel.’ 3 Plants Total. A $38.85 Value. 30725
$32.95
Heuchera 'Caramel'
Heuchera americana 'Frosted Violet' PP#15,085. Luscious burgundy-violet leaves veined with deep purple remain from spring through fall— no summer greenout! This vigorous, easy-to-grow plant is dense and bushy, with pale-pink blooms on 30-inch stems. Resists heat, humidity, drought, and even deer! Space 16 inches apart. 4-inch pot. Z 4-9 | early/midsummer | sun/part shade | H: 12-15", W: 15-18" 41055
$12.95 ea | 3 for $11.95 ea
Heuchera 'Lime Rickey' PP#16,210. Every leaf of this exciting new variety is as bold as a beacon in the partly-shaded garden! Topped by clusters of bell-shaped white blooms in spring, this adaptable native plant regales you from spring through fall with large, many-lobed leaves of pure lime-green. It thrives despite heat, humidity, cold, and poorly fertile soil. 6-inch deep pot. Z 4-9 | early spring/late spring | part shade | H: 10", W: 18"
Heuchera 'Peach Flambé'
48163
PP#17,195. A stunningly colored Terra Nova hybrid Heuchera that starts in spring with sizzling new foliage of flaming red-orange that lights up the shade all summer before turning in fall to a subdued peach with plum overtones. 16-inch spikes of white flowers appear in spring. 4-inch pot.
$14.95 ea | 3 for $12.95 ea
Z 4-7 | mid-/late spring | part shade | H: 8-10", W: 14-18" 48509
$15.95 ea | 3 for $13.95 ea
Z 4-9 | late spring | sun/part shade | H: 12-18", W: 12-15" 40033
$14.95 ea | 3 for $12.95 ea
Heuchera 'Tiramisu'
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Heuchera 'Frosted Violet'
Heuchera 'Sashay'
Heuchera 'Peach Flambé'
Heuchera 'Lime Rickey'
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Tiarella 'Candy Striper'
Tiarella 'Crow Feather'
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Tiarella 'Cascade Creeper'
Tiarella 'Candy Striper'
Tiarella 'Crow Feather'
Tiarella 'Cascade Creeper' �New
PP#15,528, PVR. Huge, deeply lobed leaves of dark green are dramatically striped in black. Evergreen in mild climates, in late spring the foliage is topped by 4-inch bloomspikes that burst into fragrant, starry white flowers from rosy buds. Among the most beautiful Tiarellas. 4-inch pot.
PP#12,335. Deeply dissected, bright green leaves have feather-like black markings that remain through falls bright pink and red, and into winter. Light pink flowers open late spring till early summer. 4-inch pot.
PPAF, PVR. This trailing variety offers large, deeply lobed leaves scored with soft burgundy-brown at the center and topped by starry white blooms on 9-inch stems. New leaves emerge bright green with variegation, maturing to darker olive and sage shades while retaining their striking brown markings. 4-inch pot.
Z 4-9 | late spring | part/full shade | H: 10", W: 16" 40895
$12.95 ea | 3 for $11.95 ea
Hosta is widely recognized for the artistic beauty and richness of its foliage, unequaled in any other shadeloving plant. Combine with ferns for a marvelous contrast in texture and color. We offer a selection of the finest cultivars. Hosta grows its best if provided with organic matter, moderate fertilizer, and ample water during drought. Blue-leaved varieties attain their best color in shade; yellow-foliaged varieties do best in more sunlight; variegated ones prefer light shade. Shade and moisture are key for warm climates.
Hosta 'Aphrodite' This highly valued double-flowered Hosta transforms the shade with fragrant, outsized 3½-inch blooms. The glossy green foliage is a handsome foil for these long-lasting, sweet-scented flowers, which make outstanding cuts. Best in full shade. Bareroot. Z 3-8 | late summer | shade | H: 15-18", W: 24"
$14.95 ea | 3 for $12.95 ea
Hosta 'Fair Maiden' Rare and highly desirable, with delightful variegation on a graceful, rounded habit. Central dark green zones are surrounded by wide, irregular bands of creamy-white that lighten over time, accentuating the wavy texture of the leaf edges. Lavender flowers complete the color show. Bareroot. Z 3-9 | midsummer | part shade | H: 18-20", W: 18-20"
$12.95 ea | 3 for $11.95 ea
Hosta 'Blue Mouse Ears'
Hosta 'Fair Maiden'
America's Favorite Shade Perennial
$14.95 ea | 3 for $12.95 ea
Z 4-9 | spring | part/full shade | H: 4", W: 48" 48205
Hosta
41193
40863
$12.95 ea | 3 for $11.95 ea
Hosta 'Aphrodite'
44303
Z 4-9 | early summer | shade | H: 10", W: 18"
Hosta 'Blue Mouse Ears' This delightful mini offers small, rounded blue-green leaves, each just 2¾ inches long and 2 inches wide. A mutation of H. ‘Blue Cadet,’ it sports lavender blooms just above the foliage, and keeps its color well in summer. 2008 Hosta of the Year. 4-inch pot.
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Hosta 'Mighty Mouse'
Z 3-8 | summer | part/full shade | H: 6", W: 12" 40278
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Hosta 'Mighty Mouse' �New A sport of H. ‘Blue Mouse Ears,’ this variegated cultivar offers bold spring foliage of blue-green edged with creamy yellow. By summer the leaves are gray-green with a creamy-white margin, topped by lavender blooms on 12-inch scapes. Very substantial even at a young age, this foliage defeats nibbling slugs. 3-inch pot.
Hosta 'Flemish Sky'
Z 3-9 | early summer | part/full shade | H: 8", W: 12" 48179
$19.95 ea | 3 for $16.95 ea
Hosta 'Flemish Sky' Very thick and slug-resistant, these powder-blue leaves are rippled at the edges and cupped at the base. Lilac blooms top 12- to 20-inch scapes. 6-inch deep pot. Z 3-9 | late summer | part/full shade | H: 12", W: 16-18" 48168
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Hosta 'Kiwi Full Monty' �New A bluer and yellower take on its parent H. ‘Strip Tease,’ this cultivar offers thick 6-inch leaves that open greenish-yellow in the center with a band of white and an outer margin of blue-green. In summer the chartreuse changes first to gold, then to ivory, the spiky variegation emerging from the center of each leaf. Pale lavender blooms on 32-inch stems attract hummingbirds. Bareroot. Z 3-9 | midsummer | part shade | H: 22", W: 48" 48191
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Hosta 'Lonesome Dove'
Hosta 'Magic Fire' �New
Hosta 'Komodo Dragon'
Hosta 'Northern Exposure'
Hosta 'Magic Fire' �New
Hosta 'Lonesome Dove'
Hosta 'Komodo Dragon'
PP#17,524. Startling twisty foliage of deep gold with a flame-patterned green center dominates any setting on this mutation of H. ‘Sagae.’ Very showy from spring until frost, each heart-shaped leaf reaches 10 inches long and 5 inches wide, yet the plant itself is quite compact. As spring turns to summer, the gold base matures to cream, but the stunning variegation remains. Introduced by Jan van den Top in 2006, it is a breathtaking selection. Bareroot.
PP#17,294. A slow-growing, exquisitely variegated hybrid of ‘Blue Moon,’ this 2006 Hansen introduction begins with a narrow blue margin surrounding a large creamy-white center. After several years, the blue widens, creating a “flame” effect. Substantial, slug-resistant foliage, is complemented by lilac blooms on 2-foot stems. 6-inch deep pot.
One of the largest and most magnificent Hostas is this imposing Seaver introduction, offering rippled leaves of darkest blue-green. Just a few feet high but prepared to spread and spread, it is a stunning specimen, foundation, or border subject. The pure white blooms sit just above the leaves on 3-foot scapes. 1-quart container.
Z 3-9 | late spring | part shade | H: 17", W: 32"
Z 3-9 | midsummer | part/full shade | H: 2½', W: 7'
Z 3-9 | midsummer | part/full shade | H: 20", W: 22" 48224
$12.95 ea | 3 for $11.95 ea
Proven Classic Hosta Collection One each of Hosta ‘Remember Me,’ ‘Northern Exposure,’ and ‘Red October.’ 3 Plants Total. A $53.85 Value. 30734
48144
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Hosta 'Rainforest Sunrise'
Hosta 'Northern Exposure'
Deeply cupped, glossy, and thick, the new leaves of this Designer Hosta™ open pure gold, maturing to soft green with a darker margin and bright golden center. The heavily quilted foliage is wonderfully slug-resistant from a young age. This sport of ‘Maui Buttercups’ is ideal for containers or edging. 4-inch pot.
A variegated sport of H. sieboldiana ‘Elegans’ offering very wide, yellow-green to cream margins on large, flat, bluish-green leaves. Creamy flowers appear above the foliage. Winner of 4 major awards from the American Hosta Society. 4-inch pot.
Z 3-9 | midsummer| part/full shade | H: 8", W: 16"
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Hosta 'Remember Me'
Z 3-9 | midsummer | part shade | H: 32-36", W: 2' 48145
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Hosta 'Summer Breeze' �New
PPAF. Heart-shaped, blue-green foliage is accented with a creamy center. ‘Remember Me’ honors a Walters Gardens employee who died from breast cancer, with a portion of sales going to research. 4-inch pot.
Dense and mounding, this spreading Hosta begins spring with dark green leaves edged in yellow. The margins darken to chartreuse for summer, for a lovely two-tone look on beautifully heart-shaped foliage. A sport of ‘Summer Music.’ Bareroot.
Z 4-9 | midsummer | part shade | H: 12", W: 18-24"
Z 3-9 | late summer | part shade| H: 22", W: 50"
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Hosta 'Powder Blue' Hosta 'Rainforest Sunrise'
Mature clumps grow more than 5 feet across, with huge, deeply seersuckered foliage that holds up well in heat, humidity, and moisture. Majestic! 4-inch pot.
Hosta 'Remember Me'
Z 3-8 | early/midsummer | full/part shade | H: 29" W: 64" 44634
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Hosta 'Red October'
Hosta 'Powder Blue'
Hosta 'Red October'
The reddest Hosta yet, with deep claret-colored leaf stems, showy from spring till frost, are accented in late summer by lavender blooms on burgundy-purple stems. The red stems are so intense that the color carries over to the dark green leaves. Vase-shaped habit. 4-inch pot. Z 4-8 | late summer | part/full shade | H:12-18", W:18-24" 48146
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Hosta 'White Christmas' Wavy leaves are edged in dark green with centers that turn from pearly ivory to crisp white. Unlike others, they resist burning, even in strong summer heat! A perennial favorite, it sports lavender flowers. 4-inch pot. Z 3-9 | midsummer | part/full shade | H: 18", W: 24" 43702
Hosta 'Summer Breeze'
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Polygonatum 'Variegatum'
Pulmonaria 'Silver Bouquet'
Polygonatum odoratum 'Variegatum'
Pulmonaria 'Silver Bouquet'
The showiest Variegated Solomon’s Seal, this Asian native sports clean, bright white edging on every leaf. Its naturally cascading habit creates a tiered look enhanced by symmetrical, horizontally held foliage. Dazzling white bell-shaped blooms appear on arching stems for 3 weeks. A fine companion to ferns, it fares best in moist, enriched garden soil. Bareroot.
PPAF, EU24135. The most floriferous and colorful lungwort we have ever grown, boasting a low-growing rosette of silvery leaves only lightly mottled with green. The flowers open in a neat circlet a few inches above the foliage, beginning bright pink and then maturing to deep blue. Fast growing and dependable in moist, cool soil. Full sun only in the Pacific Northwest. 4-inch pot.
Z 4-8 | late spring | part/full shade | H: 24-30", W: 18-20" 43493
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Z 4-9 | late winter/early spring | sun/shade | H: 7", W: 20" 46352
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Pulmonaria 'Raspberry Splash'
Pulmonaria 'Raspberry Splash' PP#12,138. Grown for its large, silver-splashed leaves, this fast-growing shade groundcover also sports big clusters of raspberry-red blooms in spring. Ideal with Hostas and happy even in full shade, it needs only rich, moist soil to thrive. Resistant to powdery mildew and to slugs, it's perfect for new and experienced gardeners alike, adding bright color to the darkest garden corners! 4-inch pot. Z 4-9 | mid-/late spring | full/part shade | H: 12", W: 18-24" 47690
Thalictrum 'Black Stockings' Long-legged and well-branched, these nearly bare stems of gleaming ebony are adorned with large, flat-topped clusters of tufted blooms. Superb for the back of the border, containers, and accent plantings, this plant attracts butterflies and makes an excellent cutflower. 4-inch pot. Z 5-9 | late spring | sun/part shade | H: 48", W: 24" 44614
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Tricyrtis formosana 'Gilt Edge' Gilt Edge is a shade- and moisture-loving toad lily, ready to flower for weeks during the dull late-summer-early-fall season when the garden is at one of those awkward “in between” stages. 4-inch pot.
Tricyrtis 'Gilt Edge'
Z 4-8 | late summer/early fall | shade | H: 20-24", W: 30" 48158
$9.95 ea | 3 for $8.95 ea
Viola odorata 'Etain' Extra-large and fragrant, 13/4-inch, pale lemon blooms with lavender margins are prolifically produced all summer. Easy to grow and early to bloom, ‘Etain’ is perfect for edging or for cutflowers too. 4-inch pot. Z 4-8 | summer | shade | H: 6-8", W: 10-14" 43739
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Vines & Climbers Clematis
Queen of the Climbers Extravagant displays of huge flowers (often repeated), adaptability, hardiness—Clematis has it all! Smaller than other vines, it doesn’t overwhelm support structures such as lamp posts, mailboxes, trellises, fences, and containers. When intergrown with Roses, the effect is breathtaking. Both the flowers and seeds are stunning in arrangements. Clematis prefers 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). The roots must become established before top growth occurs, and the foliage may be slow to leaf out in spring. It may take two or three seasons for them to reach their full magnificence. A Note about Clematis Pricing You will find great differences among the prices for our Clematis. These reflect the age of each plant, with some varieties offering one to two years’ more maturity than others.
Clematis integrifolia 'Arabella'
Clematis recta 'Purpurea'
One of the most floriferous Clematis, this coldhardy variety sets thousands of 2- to 3-inch blooms from early summer right into fall. The flowers are azure-blue and starred with creamy anthers, for an exquisite effect among the Roses and shrubs. Ideal as a groundcover or on a trellis as well! Group 3. 4-inch pot.
An herbaceous Clematis that can meander along the garden floor or be trained up a low support, this sweet-scented variety offers purple-hued foliage and small white blooms with creamy fringes. The blooms are followed by silver seedheads that persist for many weeks. Compact, versatile, and lovely three seasons a year, this exceptional Clematis belongs in your sunny border. Group 3. Bareroot.
Z 4-9 | early summer/mid fall | sun/part shade | H-6', W-5' 44089
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Clematis 'Belle of Woking' Introduced in 1875, this rare heirloom bears fully double, 4-inch pompoms unlike those of any other large-flowered hybrid. The great clouds of blooms, pale pink fading to soft silvery-mauve, seem to glow in morning and at dusk. Group 2. 6-inch deep pot. Z 4-9 | early summer | sun | H: 8', W: 3' 48138
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Clematis jackmanii The classic Clematis, blanketed in 4- to 6-inch rich purple flowers from June through September. One of the loveliest climbers we’ve ever seen; it has stood the test of time. Group 3. 1-gallon container. Z 4-9 | summer | sun | H: 8', W: 3' 43151
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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 during summer. A Gold Medal Winner at the Boskoop, Holland, trials. Group 2. 6-inch deep pot. Z 5-9 | summer | sun | H: 6', W: 5' 44006
$14.95 ea | 3 for $12.95 ea
Z 3-9 | late spring/midsummer | sun | H: 2-4', W: 2-4' 44072
$12.95 ea | 3 for $11.95 ea
Clematis x '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. Shade tolerant, 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. Group 3. 6-inch deep pot. Z 4-9 | early summer/early fall | part/full shade | H: 6', W: 4' 46428
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Clematis is divided into three pruning groups. Note the group number in the description of each variety, and follow the pruning instructions below. Group 1 blooms in the spring. If pruning is necessary, do it after blooms pass. Group 2 blooms in early summer. In March, prune to the highest pair of green buds (usually 6-8 inches). Group 3 blooms during summer and fall. Prune in March to the lowest pair of green buds, usually about 12 inches from the ground. For more detailed pruning instructions, please visit our website
Clematis 'Purpurea'
Clematis 'Arabella'
Clematis 'Belle of Woking'
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Clematis 'Niobe'
Clematis jackmanii
Clematis 'Rooguchi'
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Clematis 'Will Goodwin'
Clematis terniflora 'Sweet Autumn'
Clematis 'Will Goodwin'
Clematis terniflora — Sweet Autumn Clematis
A true blue Clematis, deeply veined with frilled edges and golden stamens. Blooms are 6 to 8 inches across, abundantly borne June through September on 8- to 12-foot vines. Group 2. 6-inch deep pot.
From late summer through mid fall this handsome vine is blanketed in deliciously scented, 1-inch white flowers over many weeks, followed by showy silver seedheads. Group 3. Bareroot.
Z 4-9 | summer | sun | H: 8', W: 3' 43998
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Z 5-9 | summer | sun | H: 20-30', W: 6' 44008
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Large-Flowered Clematis Collection One each of Clematis ‘Jackmanii,’ ‘Niobe,’ and ‘Bell of Woking.’
Clematis 'Ville de Lyon'
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Bignonia 'Tangerine Beauty' Lovely 2½- to 3-inch, peachy-apricot flowers blanket tough, vigorous vines that climb by tendrils, attaching well to porous surfaces. Its open, seethrough form won’t smother support structures. Easy to grow and widely adaptable even to difficult soils. 1-gallon container. Cannot ship to AZ.
Clematis 'Tie Dye'
Clematis 'Tie Dye' PP#18,913. An entirely new color pattern for Clematis! This jackmanii sport sets masses of 4-petaled deep purple blooms, 4 to 6 inches across, with streaks of pale lavender to white that begin at the base of each petal and then feather outward. Vigorous and so easy to grow, it ushers in a brand new look for this garden favorite. Group 3. 6-inch deep pot.
Z 6-10 | late spring/early summer | sun/part shade H: 30', W: 20' 46626
$27.95 ea | 2 for $25.95 ea
Clematis Silmakivi™
Z 4-8 | early/midsummer | sun/part shade | H: 8-12', W: 2' 48165
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Clematis 'Ville de Lyon' 10- to-12-foot vines bear 5- to 6-inch rounded, carmine flowers shade to deep crimson around the edges with contrasting golden stamens. Velvety flowers are borne from June to September. Group 1. 4-inch pot. Z 4-9 | summer | sun | H: 10-12', W: 6' 43129
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Clematis Silmakivi™ PPAF. (cv. ‘Kivisilm.’) Hardy through zone 2, this icy-blue Estonian Clematis offers a frosty white-blue stripe on each petal. Very floriferous and compact, it blooms over an especially long season. Group 3. 6-inch deep pot. Z 2-9 | early summer/early fall | sun/part shade | H: 5-6', W: 2-3' 46476
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Campsis x tagliabuana 'Madame Galen' Hardy, heat-loving, and so long-blooming, this vine has been treasured in sunny gardens since 1889. Large clusters of 2½- to 3-inch deep apricot blooms blanket the foliage all summer. 1-gallon container. Z 5-9 | summer | sun | H: 10-15' , W: 10' 46629
$19.95 ea | 3 for $16.95 ea
Hydrangea anomala ssp. petiolaris Truly spectacular when in flower in midsummer! Climbing without support on walls, arbors, or trees, reaching 60 to 80 feet. It’s white flowers, deep green foliage, and exfoliating bark create all-season interest. 1-gallon container.
Campsis 'Madame Galen'
Lonicera 'Japonica Halliana'
Z 4-8 | midsummer | sun | H: 60-80' 46965
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Lonicera x brownii 'Mandarin' PP#11,083. Not only does the bloom season extend for many months on this vigorous vine, but the flower set is amazing! Expect thousands of bright 2¾- to 3-inch orange-red blooms (with bright yellow throats) on this quick-growing, easy vine. Non-fruiting and fragrance-free, it concentrates all its energy on producing flowers, and hummingbirds honor it with their presence. A hybrid of L. tragophylla ‘Dropmore Scarlet’ developed at the University of British Columbia, it is a superb performer in all climates. Mulch well to keep roots cool. 6-inch deep pot.
Hydrangea petiolaris
Lonicera 'Major Wheeler'
Trachelospermum 'Madison'
Z3-9 | spring and scattered summer | sun/part shade H:12-15', W:12-15' 48026
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Lonicera japonica 'Halliana' — Hall's Honeysuckle Its pure white flowers, which turn a soft yellow with age, exude a heady scent on warm midsummer to early autumn evenings. Often used on porches, it grows in sun or shade, and is ideal to prevent erosion on banks. 1-gallon container. Z 4-9 | midsummer till fall | sun/part shade | H: 15-30' , W: 6' 47195
$19.95 ea | 3 for $16.95 ea
The new standard for superior beauty and performance, this selection of our native Trumpet Honeysuckle delights with months and months of golden-tipped red blooms that are irresistible to butterflies and hummingbirds. Fast growing and very tolerant of drought, it is also mildew free, even in humid climates, so its lush dark green foliage looks its best from spring through fall. Highly recommended. 6-inch deep pot. Z 4-8 | late spring/summer | sun/part shade H: 6-8' , W: variable 48152
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Lonicera periclymenum 'Serotina Florida' A fine selection of the Late Dutch Honeysuckle, this compact, slow growing and early-blooming variety produces an immense bounty of fragrant flowers from early summer well into frost. Crimson buds open to creamy white, yellow, and dark red flowers, followed by translucent red fruit. Best grown in partial shade, although it will tolerate full sun. 1-gallon container. Z 5-9 | early summer/frost | part shade | H: 20' , W: 5' 47198
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Lonicera 'Serotina Florida'
Lonicera 'Mandarin'
Lonicera sempervirens 'Major Wheeler'
Trachelospermum jasminoides 'Madison' An extra-hardy selection of an almost legendary plant, this Star Jasmine offers heaven-scented blooms plus bronzy-red winter foliage. Easy to grow, it is ideal to frame windows, decorate trellises and arbors, and blanket fences. Prune it to desired size or allow to ramble splendidly through the shade as a groundcover or cover-up for unsightly garden features. The intense, sweet fragrance of its 1-inch silvery-white blooms grows stronger at night, and its deep green evergreen foliage remains handsome in every season. 1-gallon container. Z 7-10 | late spring/early summer | part/full shade H: 10-30', W: 3-4' 47582
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Wisteria frutescens 'Amethyst Falls' Blooming well in its first season, after danger of frost, this well-mannered native is less vigorous than the Asian species — a distinct advantage in the South. Fragrant 4- to 6-inch racemes of vivid blue blooms appear in spring, repeat all summer. 1-gallon container. Z 5-9 | late spring/early summer | sun | H: 30' , W: 4' 47260
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Wisteria 'Amethyst Falls'
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Azalea ‘Golden Lights'
Trees & Shrubs Azalea 'Golden Lights' Bred for cold hardiness to -30°F! Clusters of 1-inch golden-orange blooms cover vigorous, mildew-resistant shrubs in late spring, extending the Azalea season. The fall foliage is bronzy-red. Easy to grow! Cannot ship to WA. 1-gallon container. Z 4-9 | late spring | sun/part shade | H: 6' , W: 5' 49779
$24.95 ea | 2 for $22.95 ea
Rhododendron 'P. J. M. Hybrid' (R. carolinianum x dauricum.) Iron tolerant and among the hardiest of hybrids, this shrub is clothed in small, glossy dark green leaves that turn to rich mahogany in winter. Bushy plants bloom heavily beginning at a very early age. Fully evergreen, they tolerate temperatures well below zero. 1-gallon container. Z 4-8 | late spring/early summer | sun/part shade H: 5-6', W: 5-7' 47481
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Azalea 'Hilda Niblett' Low-growing, vigorous, and one-of-a-kind. 4-inch flowers and unique, low-maintenance, turtle-shaped habit make it one of the most exciting Robin Hill Azaleas. Small, bright green leaves give year-round appeal. Long-blooming and compact, it makes an excellent groundcover. 1-gallon container. Z 5-8 | late spring/early summer | shade | H: 1', W: 3-4' 46565
Azalea 'Hilda Niblett'
Rhododendron 'P. J. M. Hybrid'
Rhododendron 'Capistrano' Dr. 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. Cannot ship to WA. 1-gallon container. Z 5-8 | midsummer | sun/part shade | H: 4-5', W: 5-6' 47436
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Rhododendron 'Ramapo' �New
Brilliant 1-inch violet-blue blooms crowd into large trusses on this very compact evergreen Rhodie. Ideal for containers as well as edging, groundcover, and the border, this shrub begins spring with tiny, rounded leaves of frosty blue, maturing to blue-green with bronze hues in winter. Pine-scented, the foliage is reportedly deer-resistant. 1-gallon container.
Azalea 'Nacoochee'
Z 4-8 | late spring | sun/part shade | H: 3', W: 4' 48161
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Azalea 'Weston's Lollipop' Sweetly scented and richly colored, this deciduous Azalea offers soft pink blooms with a bold yellow flare many weeks after most others have bloomed and passed. Flowering well into summer even in warm climates, it is also quite cold-hardy, thriving in temperatures to -25°F. Autumn brings bright red and orange tones to the foliage. Very mildew-resistant and impervious to most pests, it is a multi-season performer. 1-gallon container. Z 4-9 | early summer | sun/part shade | H: 3', W: 5' 41840
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Azalea 'Nacoochee' Named after a beautiful Cherokee Indian princess, this is a splendid selection out of natural crosses between R. atlanticum (Coastal Azalea) and R. nudiflorum (Pinxter-Flower Azalea). A bushy, deciduous plant, it bears its highly fragrant flowers in mid to late spring in bouquet-like terminal clusters. The rosy-red buds open to near-white blooms with pink highlights. Excellent for natural plantings or as an accent, it does best in semi-shade, in a moistureretentive, organic, acid soil. Will tolerate drier conditions than many native azaleas. Cannot ship to WA. 1-gallon container. Z 5-8 |mid-/late spring | shade | H: 4-8', W: 4-6' 46570
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Berberis thunbergii
Berberis thunbergii Sunjoy® Gold Pillar™
Japanese Barberry
A very low maintenance deciduous shrub offering three seasons of interest, this dense, twiggy plant sports tiny yellow flowers in spring and red fruit in fall, but its main attraction is the small leaves, which turn bold shades of orange, red, and purple fall. Resistant to most pests and diseases, this shrub is a standout in any landscape.
Berberis thunbergii Golden Ruby™ �New PP#16,203. (cv. ‘Goruzam.’) Each small leaf unfurls brilliant orange-scarlet in spring, darkening to rich plummy crimson and acquiring a bright, non-fading golden edge! Very low maintenance, it is ideal for mass planting or containers. 1-gallon container.
Berberis Golden Ruby™
Berberis Sunjoy® Gold Pillar™
Z 4-8 | spring | sun | H: 3-4' , W: 4' 49164
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Berberis 'Helmond Pillar'
This purple-leaved cultivar offers three-season interest and an adaptable nature. Broader at the top than the base, with burgundy foliage in spring and summer, turning to glowing red in fall. 1-gallon container. Z 4-8 | spring | sun/part shade | H: 6', W: 2' 46805
Easily grown, with an exceptionally long blooming period, this shrub boasts fragrant color from summer into fall. The long, sweetly fragrant flower trusses are a rich source of cutflowers and garden beauty. As its name suggests, Buddleia is irresistible to butterflies. Quick-growing, tolerant of heat and drought, it asks only to be cut back to 6 inches high in late winter. Plant in full sun in well-drained soil. Cannot ship to OR.
Buddleia 'Miss Ruby'
Buddleia 'Bicolor'
PP#19,950. The intense fuchsia-pink blooms that cover this well-branched, highly floriferous cultivar introduce a new shade of beautiful into the Buddleia family. Tightly packed on sturdy 8- to 10-inch stems, the flowers are so bright they nearly glow, standing out particularly well in late afternoon. Introduced by the J.C. Raulston Arboretum, it is compact enough for containers, and ideal in front of larger Buddleia. 1-gallon container. Z 5-9 | midsummer/mid fall | sun | H: 4-5', W: 3-4' 46470
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Buddleia davidii 'Purple Emperor'
Buddleia davidii 'Black Knight'
PBR#2,638. (cv. ‘Pyrkeep.’) Just one-third the size of traditional Butterfly Bushes, this British dwarf is very fragrant, covered in long, arching trusses of violet blooms. Better-branched and denser than older varieties, it keeps its tight habit all season. 6-inch deep pot.
Nearly black blooms with a sweet grape scent crowd along 12-inch trusses on this classic selection. No other garden flower equals its color, and few can compete with its steady bloom production. 6-inch deep pot.
Z 5-8 | midsummer/fall | sun | H: 3-5', W: 3-5'
Z 5-9 | midsummer/fall | H: 6-10', W: 5'-8'
$19.95 ea | 3 for $16.95 ea
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Buddleia 'Miss Ruby'
Butterfly Bush or Summer Lilac
$18.95 ea | 3 for $16.95 ea
Berberis thunbergii f. atropurpurea 'Helmond Pillar'
Z 4-8 | spring | sun | H: 2', W: 2'
Buddleia
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PP#18,082. (cv. ‘Maria.’) A gold-leafed version of ‘Helmond Pillar,’ this Polish introduction is wonderfully burn-resistant, narrow, and dense, with red and orange spring foliage. 1-quart container.
$14.95 ea | 3 for $12.95 ea
Buddleia 'Honeycomb'
Buddleia Butterfly Collection One each of Buddleia ‘Butterfly Heaven’, ‘Bicolor,’ and Blue Chip™ (p.4.) 3 Plants Total. A $54.85 Value. 30740
$45.95
Buddleia x weyeriana 'Bicolor' The first Buddleia to offer two different colors on the same stalk – rich butterscotch yellow and frosty raspberry lavender! Fragrant 5- to 6-inch bloom trusses can reach 10 inches by the end of summer. 1-gallon container. Z 5-9 | summer | sun | H: 6', W: 5' 47608
$18.95 ea | 3 for $16.95 ea
Buddleia x weyeriana 'Honeycomb' Considered the finest yellow Buddleia, ‘Honeycomb’ offers rich golden blooms that deepen toward the center, creating the illusion of greater depth. The strong fragrance attracts more butterflies, and the long bloom season endears it to gardeners. 6-inch deep pot. Z 5-9 | midsummer/late fall | sun | H: 8'-12', W: 8' 46109
$17.95 ea | 3 for $15.95 ea
Buddleia 'Butterfly Heaven' PP#19,935. Giant foot-long trusses of honey-scented lilac-blue fill the sunny garden on this spectacular British Butterfly Bush. Later in the season the blooms are slightly smaller — “only” 8 to 10 inches long! — but every bit as abundant. New spring foliage appears in silvery shades of gray. 1-gallon container. Z 5-10 | midsummer/mid fall | sun | H: 6', W: 4-5'
Buddleia ‘Purple Emperor'
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Buddleia 'Black Knight'
Buddleia 'Butterfly Heaven'
48166
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Buxus 'Green Velvet'
Callicarpa 'Early Amethyst'
Buxus 'Green Velvet' The hardiness and compact growth habit of Korean Boxwood with the luxuriant, deep green leaf color of English Boxwood! Best of all, ‘Green Velvet’ retains its velvety green foliage color even through the most difficult winters. Its full-bodied, rounded habit shears beautifully to any desired form. Great as foundation plants, or plant 1½ feet apart to create a hedge. 1-gallon container. Z 5-9 | sun/part shade | H: 18-24", W: 24" 47295
$19.95 ea | 3 for $16.95 ea
Among the most winter-hardy Camellias, the 'Aprils' were developed by Clifford Park of North Carolina in the 1990s by crossing hybrids of C. oleifera x C. japonica. Proven to survive at -17° F, they are bone-hardy and dependable.
Camellia 'April Dawn' �New
Camellia 'April Kiss' �New
Wonderfully fragrant, formal 2-inch double blooms of white with slender streaks of pink cover this quick grower over a long, lovely season. 1-gallon container.
This is the earliest and by far the heaviest-blooming of the renowned April series of cold-hardy Camellias. Masses of 2-inch double formal blooms of rich rose stud this well-branched, compact plant, beginning as early as Christmas in warm climates. Hardy to -17°F, ‘April Kiss’ is one of the series bred by Clifford Park of North Carolina in response to the great storm that devastated the Camellia garden at the National Arboretum. Terrifically floriferous, it is a moderate grower that adapts well to many climates. Highly recommended. 1-gallon container.
Appearing from October to late January, fiery red single blossoms, centered by brilliant gold stamens, glow against a background of lush dark green foliage on upright plants – the essence of holiday cheer. 1-gallon container.
$14.95 ea | 3 for $12.95 ea
Z 7-9| fall/winter| part/full shade| H: 8-10', W: 3-4' 46775
Chaenomeles 'Crimson and Gold'
$24.95 ea | 2 for $22.95 ea
Camellia sasanquia 'Yuletide'
Z 5-8 | mid spring | sun/part shade | H: 4', W: 3-4'
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Caryopteris 'Sunshine Blue'
Caryopteris incana Sunshine Blue®
The absolute best for today’s smaller gardens, this compact, spreading Flowering Quince exceeds expectations with unusual 2-inch blooms of glowing red surrounding a yellow center. Opening from plump deep red buds, they make splendid cuts and offer rare early-season garden color. And unlike the somewhat sprawling nature of many larger Chaenomeles, this low-growing beauty offers a neat, compact silhouette with elegant horizontal branching. The handsome fruit, appearing in summer and maturing in autumn, makes a fine jelly, or may be left for the birds as a late-season treat. 6-inch deep pot.
PPAF. (cv. ‘Jason.’) A much improved yellow-leaved cultivar, this radiant late-bloomer dazzles with 6-inch flowerspikes of rich, deep blue above golden foliage that refuses to green out even in the hottest summer weather. Both the foliage and the flowers are exceptionally bright, but the real merit is this plant's robust growth and dependability. Introduced by British plantsman Peter Champion, it has proven far superior to previous varieties. An ideal spring-through-fall accent for the shrub or perennial border! 4-inch pot.
48137
$14.95 ea | 3 for $12.95 ea
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Z 5-8 | late summer/fall | sun | H: 30", W: 36" 41829
Z 6-9 | late winter/early spring | part shade | H: 6-9', W: 4-5' 48229
Caryopteris 'Longwood Blue'
Chaenomeles x superba 'Crimson and Gold'
Z 5-9 | early spring | sun | H: 2-3', W: 4'
Camellia 'April Kiss'
April Series
48228
‘Early Amethyst’ is a very heavy-fruiting, earlymaturing variety with long, elegant canes just crammed with luscious lilac berries for weeks and weeks of rich color! 6-inch deep pot.
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Camellia
Z 6-9 | mid spring | part shade | H: 5-8', W: 3-4'
Callicarpa dichotoma 'Early Amethyst'
47061
Camellia 'April Dawn'
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$17.95 ea | 3 for $15.95 ea
$24.95 ea | 2 for $22.95 ea
Camellia 'Yuletide'
Caryopteris x clandonensis 'Longwood Blue' Selected at Longwood Gardens of Pennsylvania for its upright growth, long bloomtime, heavy flower production, and superb silvery foliage, this classic variety is ideal for everything from a low hedge to a border, foundation, or container standout. The blooms are sky-blue, standing out brilliantly against highly aromatic foliage. Highly recommended. 4-inch pot. Z 5-9 | midsummer/fall | sun/part shade | H: 2', W: 2' 46684
$9.95 ea | 3 for $8.95 ea
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Deutzia Spring Sensation™ �New
Exochorda Snow Day™ �New
PPAF. (cv. ‘Kolmaspri.’) Originally bred for commercial cutflowers, this unbelievably floriferous cultivar transforms itself into a bower of white blooms suspended gracefully from arching stems. Sweetly fragrant, they stand out brilliantly against the 3-inch deep green leaves. A deciduous shrub relatively free of pests and diseases, this is an ideal hedge or border standout. 1-gallon container.
PPAF. CBRAF. (cv. ‘Niagara.’) Old-fashioned border favorite Pearl-Bush sports a compact, free-flowering new modern look with masses of white blooms on an upright, well-branched habit. Hardy to -30°F, this cross of E. x macrantha ‘The Bride’ and E. racemosa grows vigorously with minimal maintenance. Introduced by Herman Geers. 1-quart container.
Z 5-8 | mid spring/late spring | sun | H: 4-5', W: 3'
Z 4-8 | spring | sun/part shade | H: 3-4', W: 4-4½'
48278
$24.95 ea | 2 for $22.95 ea
48271
$17.95 ea | 3 for $15.95 ea
Cotoneaster 'Coral Beauty'
Clethra 'Vanilla Spice'
Deutzia Spring Sensation™ �New
Exochorda Snow Day™ �New
Corylus 'Red Majestic'
Clethra alnifolia 'Vanilla Spice'
Cotoneaster dammeri 'Coral Beauty'
Corylus avellana 'Red Majestic'
PPAF. (cv. ‘Caleb.’) Each flower on these foot-long panicles is about the size of the dime and packed with spicy-sweet scent, so a fully blooming shrub is unforgettable. Compact and well-branched, this sun-lover is a butterfly magnet, and offers native vigor and disease resistance. Carefree and richly rewarding, year after year, it belongs in every sunny garden. 1-quart container.
Easily the heaviest-fruiting Cotoneaster, covering the ground with glossy evergreen foliage topped by starry ½-inch white blossoms in spring and ¼-inch coral-red fruit from late summer into winter. Superb for blanketing a bank or slope, this fast-growing spreader is very drought-tolerant. 1-gallon container.
A classic favorite with a designer twist! The new foliage of this compact tree is deep purple, turning to reddish-green in summer and then burnishing a rich burnt burgundy for autumn. A must for indoor arrangements as well as garden beauty, this German variety is more compact and better branched than older types. 1-gallon container.
Z 5-9 | late summer | sun/part shade | H: 8-12", W: 12-18"
Z 3-8 | winter | sun/part shade | H: 10-12', W: 10-12'
Z 5-9 | late summer/fall | sun/part shade | H: 3-6', W: 3-6' 43940
$17.95 ea | 3 for $15.95 ea
Forsythia intermedia Magical® Gold �New (cv. ‘Kolgold.’) Radiant golden-yellow blooms the size of quarters arise from the base of each stem to its tip on this elegant Forsythia! Growing straight up (instead of out and about), it is splendidly symmetrical and well-branched. Exceptionally useful for cutflowers, and tirelessly floriferous. Shear back after bloom for even better branching next year. Four to five feet high, four feet wide. 1-gallon container. Z 5-9 | early spring | sun | H: 5', W: 4' 48275
$24.95 ea | 2 for $22.95 ea
Forsythia ‘Magical® Gold'
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40255
$19.95 ea | 3 for $16.95 ea
47052
$49.95 ea | 2 for $44.95 ea
Daphne odora 'Aureomarginata'
Forsythia x intermedia 'Spring Glory'
The most aromatic Winter Daphne, with gold-edged evergreen foliage on an upright, rounded, very well-branched habit. Purple buds open in early spring to pink-to-white blooms in 2-inch clusters, their intense fragrance wafting throughout the garden. Der-resistant and much more adaptable than most Daphne cultivars, it is superb for the foundation as well as the border. 1-gallon container.
Boasting twice as many blooms as the species, this fast-growing variety offers splendid 2-inch flowers of pale sulfur that burst open before the foliage arises. Cut the long, arching branches for spectacular indoor display, or leave them on the plant to electrify the early-season garden. Deerresistant, pollution-tolerant, and adaptable to poor and rocky soils, this low maintenance shrub also offers yellow fall foliage. 1-gallon container.
Z 7-9 | early/mid spring | part shade | H: 4-5', W: 4-5'
Z 3-9 | late winter/early spring | sun/part shade | H: 6', W: 8'
46693
$34.95 ea | 2 for $31.95 ea
Daphne 'Aureomarginata'
46842
$19.95 ea | 3 for $16.95 ea
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Gardenia 'August Beauty' A favorite for many years, this double-flowered cultivar sports extra-large blooms in abundance over a very long season. Measuring 3 inches across, the blossoms are ultra-fragrant. 1-gallon container. Z 7-9 | summer | sun/part shade | H: 4-6', W: 4' 46864 $24.95 ea | 2 for $22.95 ea
Hibiscus 'Boule de Feu' �New
Gardenia 'August Beauty'
A splendid heirloom variety with big double blooms of raspberry-purple tinged with maroon in the center. Upright, very well-branched plants are highly tolerant of heat and humidity. These flowers look like enormous Carnations, and a fully blooming plant is an unforgettable sight in any sunny spot. 6-inch deep pot.
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Hibiscus 'Boule de Feu'
Z 5-9 | midsummer/late fall | sun | H: 8-12', W: 10' 48170 $14.95 ea | 3 for $12.95 ea
Hibiscus syriacus Lavender Chiffon™ PP#12,619. (cv. ‘Notwoodone.’) Large, double blooms of powdered lavender with a lacy center resemble Anemones, but the abundant production and quick, strong growth of this hardy shrub is pure Hibiscus! From June through October, Lavender Chiffon™ bears successive masses of 3- to 4-inch blooms. Asking only full sun and well-drained soil of nearly any type, this Holland Hibiscus is a carefree garden joy. Winner of the Gold Medal at Boskoop. Cannot ship to AZ. 6-inch deep pot. Z 5-9 | early summer/early fall | sun | H: 6-8' , W: 5' 47258 $24.95 ea | 2 for $22.95 ea
Hydrangea
Old-fashioned Late-blooming Shrubs Among the showiest of woody plants, this shadetolerant shrub grows well beneath trees or on the shady side of buildings. Plant singly as a focal point, mass together for stunning borders, or grow compact varieties in containers. Very low maintenance, Hydrangea thrives in moist, well-drained soil, even in coastal settings. Acid soil produces blooms in shades of blue, while alkaline yields pink tones. Cut the blooms for fresh or dried arrangements. Prune after flowering as necessary.
Hydrangea macrophylla Cityline™ Rio PPAF. (cv. ‘Ragra.’) Extra-large blooms cover this very compact plant, their heads held high thanks to sturdy stems. Among the richest shades of blue, the flowers will turn purple in lime soils, always starred with bright green eyes. ‘Rio’ blooms earlier than most Hydrangea and resists mildew beautifully. 1-quart container. Z 6-9 | summer | part shade | H: 2-3', W: 2-3' 48148
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Hydrangea Cityline™ Rio
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Hibiscus 'Lavender Chiffon'®
Hydrangea 'Annabelle'
Hydrangea Incrediball®
Hydrangea arborescens 'Annabelle'
Hydrangea arborescens Incrediball®
A very popular old-fashioned native shrub for American gardens, it is far more cold-hardy than most Hydrangea cultivars. Once established, it produces enormous globe-shaped snowy white flowerheads which increase in size as the summer progresses, reaching 12 inches by mid- to late season. A spectacular landscape plant that never gets out of bounds, it tolerates heat and humidity but appreciates consistent moisture. 4-inch pot.
PPAF. CBRAF. (cv ‘Abetwo.’) Each inflorescence on this stunning new introduction boasts up to 4 times the flowers of ‘Annabelle,’ it’s relative. The result is a flowerhead at least a foot wide, packed with cream to ivory flowers. Bred for sturdier stems (the huge blooms were a happy accident), these massive flowerheads will not flop. Compact and well-branched, Incrediball® is a must for garden and vase. 1-quart container.
Z 4-9 | summer | part shade | H: 4' , W: 4' 46984 $12.95 ea | 3 for $11.95
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Hydrangea macrophylla Cityline™ Venice PP#10,928. (cv. ‘Venice Raven.’) Huge 8- to 10-inch fuchsia blooms open for months on this dwarf bigleaf, appearing even larger against the compact plant habit. Very showy and ideal for containers as well as the garden (where it makes superb edging), this German-bred shrub needs no pruning to keep its petite size. Must be grown to be believed! 1-gallon container. Z 5-9 | midsummer/early fall | part shade | H: 1-2', W: 3-4' 48149 $19.95 ea | 3 for $16.95 ea
Hydrangea Cityline™ Venice
Z 4-9 | summer | sun/part shade | H: 4-5' , W: 4-5' 43937 $19.95 ea | 3 for $16.95 ea
Hydrangea macrophylla Abracadabra™ Star �New PPAF. (cv. ‘Horabstra.’) An entirely new look for lacecaps, with a giant ring of large-petaled outer florets surrounding and topping an inner cluster of paler fertile flowers. As the flowers (either pink or blue, depending on soil pH) mature, they turn brighter and brighter, to glorious effect! The blooms arise on glossy ebony stems all over this compact shrub. Developed by Katrin Meinl of Germany. 1-quart container. Z 6-9 | summer | sun/part shade | H: 3-4', W: 3-4' 48276 $18.95 ea | 3 for $16.95 ea
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Hydrangea macrophylla 'Glowing Embers' (Syn. ‘Alpengluhen.’) Perhaps the finest Hortensia, this legendary German introduction's name evokes sunset on snow-capped Alps. Its 8-inch flowerheads glow rich crimson, shifting shades during summer. Perfect for seaside plantings. 1-gallon container. Z 6-9 | midsummer | part shade | H: 2½-3', W: 2½-3' 47171
$19.95 ea | 3 for $16.95 ea
Hydrangea macrophylla 'Nikko Blue'
Hydrangea 'Glowing Embers'
Attractive, 4- to 5-inch globe-shaped flowerheads all summer! This is the most reliable of the blueflowered selections, with exceptionally large blooms that are consistently a truer blue in a wider range of soils. In neutral soil, both pink and blue flowers appear. 1-gallon container. Z 6-9 | summer | part shade | H: 6', W: 4-5' 46944
$19.95 ea | 3 for $16.95 ea
Hydrangea quercifolia 'Snow Queen' Hydrangea Invincibelle™ Spirit
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Hydrangea aborescens Invincibelle™ Spirit �New PPAF, CBRAF. (cv. ‘NCHA1.’) The most important breakthrough in Hydrangea for a decade, this pink-flowered H. arborescens cultivar blooms from summer through fall, is hardy even in the far north, and once established, can cover itself with numerous large bloom heads every season. Six to 8 inches wide, these mophead blooms open a dark, rosy pink and mature to bright pink, making long-lasting fresh or dried cutflowers as well as garden standouts. In autumn, the foliage turns buttery yellow. And in support of other invincible spirits, $1 of every sale of this Hydrangea is donated to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation. 1-quart container.
Hydrangea 'Nikko Blue'
PP#4,458. Simply the best Oakleaf, many folks rate this as the #1 shrub for American gardens, and I'm not going to say they’re wrong! Thriving in any exposure from deep shade to full sun, this 10- to 12-foot high and wide shrub is a beacon in the garden, exceptional in all seasons! Giant 12- to 15inch white panicles of blooms emerge in summer, maturing to antique pink. The large, leathery, oak-like leaves are very tough, keeping Snow Queen resistant to drying winds, heat, and humidity. In the fall it turns rich burgundy before dropping to reveal the peeling russet-brown bark of the branches! A simply fantastic shrub, it’s highly pest- and diseaseresistant, too! 1-gallon container. Z 5-9 | midsummer/early fall | shade/full sun H: 10-12', W: 10-12' 46948
$24.95 ea | 2 for $22.95 ea
Z 3-9 | midsummer/late fall | sun/part shade | H: 3-4', W: 3-4' 48232
$19.95 ea | 3 for $16.95 ea
Hydrangea macrophylla Endless Summer® PP#15,298. (cv. ‘Bailmer.’) Flowering all the way through Minnesota, this amazing reblooming Hydrangea brings the beauty of huge, 8- to 10-inch mopheads to the north! Because it flowers on both old and new wood and repeats from early summer till fall, you're assured of a long season of color no matter how late your spring frosts last! Flowers will be pink or blue, depending on soil pH. Grow in full sun in the north. 8-inch pot. Z 4-9 | summer | sun/part shade | H: 5', W: 3-4' 47267
$29.95 ea | 2 for $26.95 ea
Hydrangea 'Snow Queen'
Hydrangea quercifolia 'Little Honey' PP#15,477. In early spring, large, oaklike leaves emerge a brilliant gold that holds through summer before darkening to chartreuse and then to green as 6- to 8-inch white bloom trusses arrive. Fall foliage burnishes a brilliant scarlet—even its stems are red! Southern regions can enjoy the leaves and stems through winter. 4-inch pot.
Hydrangea 'Little Honey'
Z 5-9 | midsummer | sun/part shade | H: 4', W: 3' 41839
$17.95 ea | 3 for $15.95 ea
Hydrangea quercifolia 'Pee Wee' A wonderfully compact, four-season shrub. Bold foliage turns chocolate-burgundy in fall; 10-inch elongated panicles of white flowers mature to pale pink; and dried flowerheads and peeling, cinnamon-colored bark enliven the winter landscape. This dwarf native oak-leaved hydrangea is pest- and disease-resistant, and thrives in any location. 1-gallon container. Z 5-9 | mid spring, early fall | sun/full shade H: 4', W: 3'
Hydrangea Endless Summer®
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46007
$24.95 ea | 2 for $22.95 ea
Hydrangea 'Pee Wee'
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Kolkwitzia amabilis Dream Catcher™ (cv. ‘Maradco.’) The first Beauty Bush with three seasons of appeal! New spring foliage is a rich coppery color that quickly turns bright yellow, complementing the soft pink blooms that cascade in great numbers along arching stems. By fall the foliage has turned a rich shade of golden-orange with darker tips—absolutely stunning in the border, as a specimen, or in a mass planting. Best in filtered shade, this deer-resistant plant is adaptable to many soils and conditions. 1-quart container. Z 4-9 | mid spring | part sun/part shade | H: 6-9', W: 4-6' 41975
$17.95 ea | 3 for $15.95 ea
Itea virginica 'Henry's Garnet' �New Fragrant weeping white blooms on 6-inch stems simply cover this compact shrub for many weeks—but that’s only the beginning of its beauty! In fall, the olive-green leaves turn bold shades of rosy-pink and maroon, standing out brilliantly in the border, foundation, or even as a specimen. Happy in moist to wet soil, this deciduous shrub is untroubled by insects and disease, and so easy to grow! A must-have for every garden. 6-inch deep pot. Z 5-9 | late spring/early summer | sun/part shade | H: 3-4', W: 4-6'
Kolkwitzia Dream Catcher™
47010
$17.95 ea | 3 for $15.95 ea �New �New
Itea 'Henry's Garnet'
Ilex verticillata 'Winter Gold' �New A fascinating pale orange-pink berried branch sport of Winter Red,® its masses of berries turning yellow with maturity. This native deciduous holly is untroubled by most pests and diseases, thriving in moist to damp or boggy soils. It blooms late in spring and should be pollinated by ‘Southern Gentleman’ (below); 1 pollinator per 3 ‘Winter Gold’ shrubs. Bareroot. Z 4-9 | blooms: late spring; fruits: autumn/winter sun/part shade | H: 7-8', W: 7-8' 48235
$19.95 ea | 3 for $16.95 ea
Ilex verticillata 'Southern Gentleman' A native deciduous Holly that acts as a male pollinator for ‘Winter Red’ (above). Not pictured. 6-inch deep pot. Z 3-9 | sun/part shade | H: 6-8', W: 6-8' 48236
Leptodermis oblonga
$12.95 ea | 3 for $11.95 ea
Ilex 'Winter Gold'
Leptodermis oblonga 1-inch lavender flowers with a fragrance similar to Lilacs smother this compact shrub. Needs no pruning, resists drought, and fits nicely into small spaces. 6-inch deep pot. Z 5-8 | spring/fall | sun | H: 2', W: 2½' 48151
$14.95 ea | 3 for $12.95 ea
Ilex crenata 'Sky Pencil' A telephone-pole-shaped Japanese Holly with forest-green leaves that add year-round texture to the garden. Perfect for entryways or containers, its upright, maintenance-free habit makes a bold architectural statement. Cannot ship to AZ. 1-gallon container. Z 6-8 | sun | H: 8', W: 1½' 48150
$17.95 ea | 3 for $15.95 ea
Philadelphus 'Virginal' The most fragrant Mockorange, this drought-tolerant, fragrant shrub produces masses of 2-inch flowers in early summer with a delectable orange-blossom scent. The orange-brown bark peels attractively in winter. Prefers humus-rich, loamy soil. 6-inch deep pot. Z 5-8 | summer | sun | H: 8', W: 6'
Ilex 'SkyPencil'
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48153
$19.95 ea | 3 for $16.95 ea
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Sambucus Black Lace™
Spiraea 'Shibori'
Sambucus nigra Black Lace™ PP#15,575. (cv. ‘Eva.’) The perfect “Japanese Maple” for folks who live too far north to grow the real thing! It offers deeply cut, lacy leaves of charcoal-black that keep their color right through summer's heat, pink buds, creamy-pink blooms in 6-inch clusters, and deep red berries that attract songbirds in autumn. Very cold-hardy and windresistant. 1-gallon container.
Potentilla Mango Tango®
Z 4-7 | early summer | sun/part shade | H: 6', W: 6-8'
Potentilla fruticosa Mango
Tango®
PP#12,258. (cv. ‘Uman.’) Boasting rich orange and red markings on a brilliant gold base, these eye-catching 2-inch blooms arise from spring all through summer and into fall. The plant is very compact and well-branched, with superb coldhardiness thanks to its Manitoba breeding. In cold weather the blooms are more red and orange; in summer they turn yellow and gold. Deer-resistant and content in poor soil (wet or dry), this shrub is highly adaptable and easy to grow. Plant 1 to 1½ feet apart. 1-gallon container.
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Spiraea japonica 'Shibori' (Syn. ‘Shirobana.’) Every inch of this shrub is covered with white, red, and pink inflorescences from summer till mid-fall. Graceful, weeping branches show to superb effect in small spaces. Untroubled by pests and disease-free. Plant 1 to 2 feet apart. 4-inch pot.
Potentilla 'Sunset'
$14.95 ea | 3 for $12.95 ea
Z 3-7 | early summer/frost | sun/part shade | H: 16", W: 32"
$19.95 ea | 3 for $16.95 ea
Salix alba ssp. vitellina 'Britzensis'
Syringa vulgaris Blue Skies® Syringa Blue Skies®
Z 2-8 | sun | H: 4-5', W: 7' 47031
$12.95 ea | 3 for $11.95 ea
The exquisite colors and heady perfume of a lilac border in bloom embody the essence of spring. Superb for northern and temperate climates, they make exquisite additions to the mixed border, but also show to fine effect as specimens or in group plantings. Syringa prefers an airy location with full sun and welldrained soil. A yearly top-dressing of mulch, preferably well-composted manure, is beneficial. Cannot ship any Syringa to AZ.
Resembling miniature single Roses, the myriad redto-orange-to-yellow blooms on this foolproof shrub blaze all summer long! Long-lived and hardy well into Canada, it grows in full sun. In part shade, the flowers are a rich reddish orange. 1-gallon container.
A European favorite for over a century, this lovely Coral Embers Willow brightens the winter landscape with its vivid orange-red stems. Grows vigorously 4 to 5 feet in a single season; cut back to 12 to 15 inches in late winter for best color. Very hardy and easy to grow, it even tolerates wet soils. 1-gallon container.
47550
Showy, Fragrant Staples of Northern Gardens
Potentilla fruticosa 'Sunset'
47378
Z 4-9 | midsummer/mid fall | sun | H: 2-3', W: 2-3'
Syringa
Z 3-7 | spring/fall | sun/part shade | H: 2' , W: 2' 48154
$24.95 ea | 2 for $22.95 ea
$17.95 ea | 3 for $15.95 ea
PP#6,877. (cv. ‘Monore.’) Very disease- and mildew-resistant, and more vigorous and rapidgrowing than most lilacs, forming a dense, wellshaped shrub. Its light lavender-blue flower trusses are heat- and humidity-tolerant and need no winter chill to set bud, flowering reliably season after season even in the south. 1-gallon container. Z 4-9 | spring | sun | H: 10', W: 6' 47600
$29.95 ea | 2 for $26.95 ea
Syringa vulgaris 'Lavender Lady' Blooms profusely in all parts of the country, even without undergoing the long, cold winters usually necessary to stimulate flower production. This heattolerant and highly fragrant lilac lavishly produces lavender flower spikes beautifully set off by rich green, heart-shaped leaves. 1-gallon container. Z 3-8 | spring | sun | H: 12-15', W: 15' 47556
Salix 'Britzensis'
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Syringa 'Lavender Lady'
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Viburnum dilatatum Cardinal Candy™ PP#12,870. (cv. ‘Henneke.’) Scarlet berries last into midwinter—the perfect contrast to a snowy landscape! White blooms cover the plant in late spring. 1-gallon container. Z 4-7 | late spring | sun | H: 5', W: 5' 46683
$24.95 ea | 2 for $22.95 ea
Viburnum sargentii 'Onondaga' One of the most beautiful Viburnums ever grown, this 1966 U.S. National Arboretum introduction offers velvety maroon spring foliage, pink buds, reddish-white blooms, and scarlet berries. As spring becomes summer, the leaves acquire green hues. The lacy blooms, held in 5-inch clusters, open from the outermost in. And the berries, ripe red in autumn, remain through winter. 4-inch pot. Z 3-8 | late spring/early summer | sun/part shade H: 6-8', W: 6-8' 47894
$14.95 ea | 3 for $12.95 ea
Viburnum Cardinal Candy™
Viburnum Blue Muffin™
Viburnum dentatum Blue Muffin™ (cv. ‘Christom.’) Clusters of 5-inch white spring flowers are followed by deep blue berries. Dark green foliage turns bright shades of yellow and red in the fall. 1-gallon container. Z 3-9 | early spring | sun/part shade | H: 3-4', W: 3-4' 46675
$24.95 ea | 2 for $22.95 ea
Viburnum carlesii – Korean Spice Viburnum Of unequalled sweet fragrance, this shrub blooms in early spring; masses of spectacular 5-inch flower clusters open pink and mature to pure white, followed by clustered black fruit. 4-inch pot. Z 4-8 | early spring | sun | H: 8', W: 8'
Viburnum 'Onondaga'
Viburnum carlesii
Weigela
47893
$14.95 ea | 3 for $12.95 ea
Easy, Colorful Shrubs
Fool-proof deciduous shrubs grown for their showy clusters of pink, purplish or white flowers borne in late spring to midsummer. Loved by hummingbirds, and ideal for borders and foundation plantings. Trouble-free plants tolerate heat, drought, cold and poor soil. Best in full sun to partial shade in normal, well-drained soil.
Weigela florida 'Variegata' This East Asian native combines hardiness with delicate, creamy-edged foliage and a neat habit. Overwhelmed with clusters of light pinkish-rose flowers, it can be pruned after flowering. 1-gallon container.
Weigela 'Variegata'
Z 4-8 | late spring/midsummer | sun/part shade H: 4-6', W: 5-7' 46016
Syringa 'Sensation'
$19.95 ea | 3 for $16.95 ea
Weigela My Monet™
The only picoteed Lilac in the world, ‘Sensation’ sports wine-red blooms smartly edged in bright white and overlaid with a silvery cast. The shrub reaches 8 to 15 feet tall, 6 to 12 feet wide. Very fragrant and floriferous. 1-gallon container.
PP#16,824. (cv. ‘Verweig.’) This exquisite dwarf is lovely in every season, with its creamy-edged foliage and unforgettably rich rosy purple-pink blooms. Very compact and tightly branched, it's ideal for containers or edging. New spring leaves are tinged with bright pink! Adaptable and easy to grow, this Dutch introduction deserves a place of honor in your landscape. 1-quart container.
Z 3-7 | mid to late spring | sun | H: 8-15', W: 6-12'
Z 4-8 | spring | sun/part shade | H: 12-18", W: 12-18"
Syringa vulgaris 'Sensation'
47567
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48159
$24.95 ea | 2 for $22.95 ea
Weigela My Monet™
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Acer 'Sunglow'
Acer 'Aureum'
Cornus 'Akatsuki'
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Japanese Maple Unsurpassed Foliage Beauty
(Acer). We are pleased to offer these especially choice small trees; their magnificent form, delicately textured, and brilliantly colored foliage equal true three-season garden interest! Very tolerant of heat and humidity, their increasing beauty makes them a lifetime investment in the landscape. Most are quite rare in this country, yet are proven superb performers in American gardens. To avoid seedling variation, we offer only asexually-reproduced selections.
Cornus 'Appalachian Blush'
Acer 'Corallinum'
Acer shirasawanum 'Aureum'
Cornus
(Syn. A. japonicum var. ‘Aureum.’) Spring foliage is a distinctive yellow-green that darkens in summer, then acquires orange and red tones, plus the occasional flush of purple for fall. In summer bright red fruit often peeks out from under dense leaves. Compact, bushy, and freely branched, it grows slightly wider than it is tall. Best in semi-shade. 1-gallon container.
Easy-Care Beauty, Season after Season Dogwoods are the all-season trees par excellence, famous for their showy spring flowerheads (1½ to 2 inches across), excellent summer foliage, brilliant fall leaf color, and handsome fruit (very attractive to birds), all on a lovely horizontal branching form. Cannot ship any Cornus to FL.
Z 5-7 | part shade | H: 12', W: 12-15' 49011
Cornus 'Cherokee Sunset'
$49.95 ea | 2 for $44.95 ea
Acer 'Oridono-nishiki'
Acer circinatum 'Sunglow'
Cornus florida 'Karen's Appalachian Blush' �New
A stunning dwarf selection of the seldom-seen vine maple, this native American tree regales you with fanshaped foliage that emerges yellow with coral hues in spring, turns fresh green for summer, and then burns a rich plum-red in autumn. Just 5 to 6 feet tall after 10 years, this multi-stemmed tree resembles a Japanese Maple, but is far more tolerant of heat and humidity. An exquisite addition to any landscape. 1-gallon container.
Z 5-9 | mid spring | part shade | H: 18', W: 18'
PP#13,165. Absolutely the most powdery mildewresistant native Dogwood we have ever grown, with handsome 5-inch white blooms edged in pink and followed by bird-pleasing red berries. Dark green foliage turns rich ruby-red in autumn on this naturally symmetrical small tree. Great for humid southern climates, it was introduced by UT Knoxville in 2000. Bareroot. 48277
Z 5-8 | part shade | H: 8', W: 6' 49767
$69.95 ea | 2 for $62.95 ea
Acer 'Shaina'
Cornus 'Cherokee Sunset'
Acer palmatum 'Corallinum' Tiny leaves unfurl shrimp-pink in spring, then darken to red and green before new summer growth emerges vivid scarlet! This slow-growing semi-dwarf has been a gardeners’ favorite for more than a century, and no wonder – its petite size is ideal for small spaces and containers. 1-gallon container. Z 5-8 | sun/shade | H: 5-6', W: 4-6' 46026
$49.95 ea | 2 for $44.95 ea
Acer palmatum 'Oridono-nishiki' Every leaf of this Japanese Maple is a unique work of art! Tri-colored foliage of pink, white and green stays bright and colorful through summer and then transforms to yellow and red for the fall. Pink tinged stems and bark also add color interest. 1-gallon container. Z 5-8 | summer | sun/shade | H: 15-18', W: 15-20' 49009
$49.95 ea | 2 for $44.95 ea
Acer palmatum 'Shaina This bushy, neatly-mounded dwarf tree sports deep red foliage from spring through summer, then blazes crimson in fall. This witch’s broom sport of ‘Bloodgood’ never needs trimming. 1-gallon container. Z 5-9 | summer | sun/part shade | H: 5', W: 4' 47764 $49.95 ea | 2 for $44.95 ea
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An anthracnose-resistant native Dogwood with unusually large (4-inch) red blooms, clusters of bright red berries, and variegated red and green foliage that turns yellow, pink, red, and purple in autumn. Shrubby in habit and branching low to the ground, this tree reaches 18 to 25 feet tall and wide in sun to partial shade. The flowers arise before the foliage, on reddish-purple twigs. 1-gallon container.
Cercis canadensis Lavender Twist® PP#10,328. (cv. ‘Covey.’) This unusual form of the native Redbud displays a very pendulous, umbrella shaped habit that often grows back over itself if untrained! Bearing abundant red-purple buds that open to long-lasting, rosy-pink blooms, it brightens the spring garden. The leathery foliage turns yellow in fall, and in winter the handsome scaly bark is revealed. Bareroot. Z 5-7 | early/mid spring sun/part shade H: 5', W: 6-8'
$59.95 ea 2 for $53.95 ea
49210
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Z 5-9 | early/mid spring | sun/part shade | H: 18-25', W: 18-25' 49124
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Cornus kousa 'Akatsuki' �New
Cercis Lavender Twist®
Brilliantly variegated foliage and multicolored blooms compete for attention on this splendid Japanese introduction. Dark green leaves strongly marked with white acquire deep rose and purple accents in autumn, each leaf uniquely patterned. The flowers are nearly entirely pink, with a pale green halo, small green center, nearly white tips, and slender white striping that scores every petal neatly. Hardy to -20°F, this sport of ‘Satomi’ was introduced by Akiri Shibamichi. Best color in coolsummer areas. Size given is after 10 years’ growth. 1-gallon container. Z 5-9 | early summer | sun/part shade | H: 8', W: 5' 48233
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Cornus Radiant Rose™
Magnolia 'Jane'
Magnolia liliflora x stellata 'Jane'
Cornus Aurora®
Cornus kousa Radiant Rose™ (cv. ‘Hanros.’) Masses of 1½-inch, rich, rosy-pink blooms hold their color for weeks against magentatinged new spring foliage. Very tolerant of heat and humidity, with large, dark foliage and a very vigorous growth habit. Superb cold tolerance. Cannot ship to FL. Bareroot. Z 4-9 | sun | early summer | H: 20', W: 30' 48141
$44.95 ea | 2 for $42.95 ea
Cornus Aurora® PP#7,205. (C. x ‘Rutban.’) A profuse floral display of dazzling white! Bracts are very large, rounded, and overlapping, enhancing the effect of solid color on upright, but wide-spreading trees. Bareroot. Cannot ship to FL. Z 5-8 | early summer | sun | H: 18’, W: 20’ 49130
$44.95 ea | 2 for $42.95 ea
Cornus Stellar Pink® PP#7,207. (cv. x ‘Rutgan.’) Solid masses of soft pink, large, rounded bracts when in full flower cover full, rounded trees. Bareroot. Cannot ship to FL. Z 5-8 | early summer | sun | H: 21', W: 20' 49129
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Fagus 'Roseomarginata'
Fagus sylvatica 'Roseomarginata' �New (Syns. ‘Tricolor,’ ‘Purple Tricolor.’) Splendid dark pink and white accents mark each of these rippled, oval 4-by-2-inch leaves in spring and summer, before the foliage turns bright copper in autumn. A slow-growing pyramidal tree sporting small, bitter (and mildly toxic) nuts, this deciduous European Beech offers smooth gray bark in winter to complete its year-round show. Protected from full sun and strong wind, it offers good tolerance of drought and urban pollution when mature. Use as a specimen or mass planting in well-drained soil. 8-inch pot.
Highly prized for its ability to bloom repeatedly all summer, ‘Jane’ is the result of decades of work to produce a Magnolia so late-blooming that unseasonable spring frosts don’t nip it. 4-inch blooms of deep reddish-purple on the outside, white on the inside, arise very abundantly in late spring, then continue sporadically for many months. Bareroot. Z 4-7 | late spring/late summer | sun/part shade H: 30', W: 20' 46057
$39.95 ea | 2 for $35.95 ea
Magnolia sieboldii Intensely fragrant, 3-inch white flowers, each with a prominent rose-crimson central boss, have made this rare Japanese native very highly sought. Plant in a location sheltered from wind; tolerates full sun in the North. Bareroot. Z 5-7 | early summer | part shade | H: 8-15', W: 8-15' 46001
$24.95 ea | 2 for $22.95 ea
Z 4-7 | part shade | H: 24-40', W: 30' 48234
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Franklinia alatamaha — Ben Franklin Tree In 1777, this exquisite fall-flowering tree was brought from the banks of the Altamaha River in Georgia to John Bartram’s garden in Philadelphia. Recognizing its extraordinary beauty and value, Bartram named it in honor of his lifelong friend, Benjamin Franklin. Each twig develops at its tip a cluster of buds of graduated size like overgrown greenish pearls. Early in August, the largest of these attain the size of marbles. Then the guard petals fold back, still retaining their firm spherical form. From this shelter emerge four other petals, satiny, snowy white, elaborately frilled and pleated – a chalice, 3 inches in diameter, that holds a mass of orange-gold stamens and breathes forth a delicate, balmy fragrance. There is a constant succession of beautiful flowers until hard frost. Bareroot.
Magnolia sieboldii
Z 6-8 | late summer/late fall | sun | H: 10-20', W: 10-20' 49212
$39.95 ea | 2 for $35.95 ea Prunus 'Pendula Plena Rosea'
Prunus subhirtella 'Pendula Plena Rosea' (Syn. ‘Yae Shidare-Higan.’) A cascading bank of flowers in earliest spring, its full weeping habit sports profuse, fully-double, rosy-pink flowers that mature to white. Our top-grafted plants transplant easily and grow rapidly in full sun to part shade (in the south). Bareroot. Cannot ship to CA or OR. Z 5-8 | mid winter/early spring | sun/part shade H: 10-15', W: 10-15'
Cornus Stellar Pink®
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Franklinia alatamaha
46090
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Juniperus 'Skyrocket'
Thuja 'North Pole'
Juniperus 'Gray Gleam'
Thuja occidentalis North Pole™ �New
This extremely narrow, columnar grower has rich blue foliage. It prefers open sun and drier soil than most Junipers. Cannot ship to CA, ID, OR, or WA. 1-gallon container.
PPAF, CBRAF. (cv. ‘Art Boe.’) A columnar Arborvitae that resists winter burn beautifully, tolerates severe weather to -40°F, and grows slowly and symmetrically, with a dense, lush habit. The perfect specimen or accent, it occupies little garden space yet makes an imposing figure. Evergreen and carefree, this North American native resists most pests and diseases and is very long-lived. 4-inch pot.
47079
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Juniperus scopulorum 'Gray Gleam' �New Thuja x 'Green Giant' Our bestselling tree of all time, Thuja Green Giant is the ideal fast growing privacy screen, windbreak, or specimen for the landscape. Fragrant, evergreen, and very adaptable to heavy loads of snow and ice, drought (once established), and other stresses, it grows 3 to 5 feet a year. Needs no pruning, though you may shear it to desired shape, and is quite resistant to deer and to bagworms. At maturity it reaches 30 to 50 feet tall, 10 to 12 feet wide. Easy, elegant, and very low maintenance! 6-inch deep pot. Z 5-9 | sun/part shade | H: 30-50', W: 10-12'
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33468
Juniperus chinesis 'Daub's Frosted' �New
A variegated dwarf with a spreading habit, this Chinese Juniper offers golden-tipped foliage of rich blue-green year-round. In spring the entire plant is golden-yellow, forming a pointed clump that is eyecatching in the rock garden, small-scale planting, and container. Very tough and dependable. 1-gallon container. Z 4-9 | sun/part shade | H: 2', W: 4' 47007
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Juniperus 'Daub's Frosted'
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Thuja 'Steeplechase'
Juniperus virginianana 'Skyrocket'
Z 4-9 | sun | H: 15', W: 1½'
Thuja x 'Green Giant'
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A slow-growing columnar selection of the native species, this evergeen offers silvery gray-blue foliage that brightens dramatically in winter, plus ornamental blue berries. Deer-resistant, drought-tolerant, free of pests and diseases and content in urban pollution, it is very low maintenance, with a densely branched habit. Use as a screen, hedge, specimen, or accent. Best in low humidity climates. 1-gallon container. Z 3-7 | sun | H: 15', W: 5-7' 48231
$29.95 ea | 2 for $25.95 ea
48273
$17.95 ea | 3 for $15.95 ea
Thuja x 'Steeplechase' From the popular ‘Green Giant’ comes this elegant sport with more finely-cut foliage and quicker, more symmetrical growth along the top third of its height. Evergreen, fragrant, and densely clothed in foliage, it’s a fast-growing privacy screen reaching 10 feet tall in just 5 years. Deer-resistant and very tolerant of heat, humidity, cold, and heavy snow loads. 1-gallon container. Z 5-9 | sun/part shade | H: 40', W: 8'
Pinus thunbergii 'Thunderhead' A rare Japanese Black Pine cultivar of vigorous but compact growth. Glossy, dark green needles contrast wonderfully with white buds in winter and with emerging white candles in spring. Grows virtually anywhere, even in poor sandy soil. Cannot ship to CA. 1-gallon container. Z 5-9 | sun | H: 6', W: 6' 47076
Z 2-8 | sun | H: 12-14', W: 5-7'
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Larix decidua 'Pendula' Bright celery-green spring foliage gradually darkens as summer progresses, burnishing golden-yellow for fall! Foliage is followed by masses of cones. Winter reveals a “weeping” skeleton for additional interest. Perfect for limited spaces. Stake it for best vertical form. Cannot ship to CA. 1-gallon container.
47064
$24.95 ea | 2 for $21.95 ea
Thuja occidentalis 'Mr. Bowling Ball' PPAF. (cv ‘Bobazam.’) Destined to be the talking point of any garden, this almost perfectly round dwarf evergreen is an irresistible addition to the border, foundation, container, or just about any prominent setting. Unlike other arborvitae, its foliage is very finely cut, with a dense yet feathery look and deep green hues that turn a handsome shade of sage in cooler weather. It never needs shearing or shaping, is unappetizing to deer, and withstands tough conditions effortlessly. The ideal low-maintenance accent. 4-inch pot. Z 3-7 | sun/part shade | H: 2½' , W: 2½' 48913
$15.95 ea | 3 for $13.95 ea
Z 2-7a | sun/part shade | H: 5-6', W: 4' 47168
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Pinus 'Thunderhead'
Larix 'Pendula'
Thuja 'Mr. Bowling Ball'
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Rosa 'Night Owl'
Rosa 'Red Eden'
Rosa 'Night Owl'
Roses Rosa 'Red Eden' PP#15,052. This large-flowered climber reblooms all summer long, sending up hundreds of 3-inch, fully double, petal-packed blossoms on strong, vigorous canes. Very tolerant of hot, humid summers (and extracold winters!), Red Eden reaches 12 to 15 feet high and 8 feet wide. One of the longest-blooming climbers of all—and in a brilliant color! Bareroot. Z 5-9 | early/late summer | full sun | H: 8', W: 12-15' 45328
$16.95 ea | 3 for $14.95 ea
PPAF. (cv: ‘WEKpurosot.’) A midnight-purple version of the classic 'Sally Holmes,' this climber repeats reliably over a very long season. The 8- to 10-petalled blooms open quickly, last a long time, and refuse to fade even in the hottest weather. Exceptionally disease-resistant, they are strongly fragrant, emitting a spicy clove-like aroma. This 2007 Carruth introduction is simply one of the most exciting new climbers in decades! Bareroot. Z 5-9 | early summer/late summer | H: 10-14' 45128
$16.95 ea | 3 for $14.95 ea
Rosa 'Full Sail' PPAF. (cv. ‘MAClanoflan.’) Fragrant white hybrid teas are about as hard to find as solid black Roses, making this New Zealand introduction an absolute must-have for every garden—from the formal Rose border to the bloom-happy cutting patch! Five inches across and packed with 30 to 35 whorled petals of crisp, unmarked white. Heavenly honeysuckle scent with glossy foliage and nicely rounded plant shape, it blooms over an astonishingly long season—from late spring until fall! Bareroot.
Rosa 'Zephirine Drouhin'
Rosa '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, semi-double 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 copperypurple in spring is mildew-resistant and its canes are nearly thornless. Bareroot. Z 5-9 | spring and fall | sun | H: 15-20', W: 10' 45440
$14.95 ea | 3 for $12.95 ea
Z 4-9 | late spring/mid fall | sun | H-5', W-4' 45511
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Rosa 'Marmalade Skies' Rosa America™
Rosa America™ PP#3,682. A classic favorite with large blooms of pink suffused with coral, salmon, and peach tones, lighter on the reverse. These flowers measure up to 4½ inches wide and boast a strong, spicy clove scent! The vine reaches 10 to 12 feet tall and 6 to 8 feet wide — perfect for a patio wall or arbor! Bareroot. Z 4-9 | early summer/early fall | full sun| H: 10-12', W: 6-8' 45078
$17.95 ea | 3 for $15.95 ea
PP#12,579. (cv. ‘MEImonblan.’) 2001 AARS Winner (co-winner with Glowing Peace). Simply one of the most floriferous Roses ever, this Floribunda from Meilland will fill every vase you own with 2½to 3-inch blooms of brilliant tangerine-orange that keep their lovely color and form for an extraordinary length of time! Compact, rounded 3-foot by 3-foot plant produces clusters of 5 to 8 blooms — lightly fragrant and boasting a petal count of 22. The foliage is a satiny olive-green. Tolerant of light shade and equally at home in the shrub border, perennial garden, hedge, or container. Bareroot.
Rosa 'Full Sail'
Z 5-9 | early summer/late fall |sun/part shade | H: 3', W: 3' 45851
$16.95 ea | 3 for $14.95
Rosa Betty Boop™ 1999 AARS Winner. Blooms 4 inches across and held wide open, each creamy petal heavily outlined in lipstick-red. They have a light, sweet, somewhat fruity scent, and arise in big clusters. The new spring foliage emerges deep red and continues right down to the ground—no “bare legs” for Betty! A cross of R. Playboy and R. Picasso, this award-winner is 3 to 5 feet tall. One of Tom Carruth's finest introductions! Bareroot. Z 5-8 | early summer/mid fall | full sun | H: 3-5', W: 4-5' 45728
$16.95 ea | 3 for $14.95 ea
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Rosa Betty Boop™
Rosa 'Marmalade Skies'
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Rosa Knock Out® PP#11,836. (cv. ‘RADrazz.’) The best landscape rose for four-season interest! Breathtakingly beautiful, with 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. Orangered hips provide color into winter. Crown-hardy to -20° F, these 3- by 3-foot shrubs sneer at drought, humidity, most rose pests, and need only 2 to 3 hours of sun per day! 6-inch deep pot. Z 4-9 | spring/fall | sun | H: 3½', W: 4' 30512
$17.95 ea | 3 for $15.95 ea
Rosa Pink Knock Out® Rosa Knock
Out®
PP#15070. (cv. ‘RADcon.’) This bloom-happy shrub rose resists blackspot, Japanese beetles, mildew, and even drought! The 2-inch blooms of dark pink arise in clusters from spring till hard frost, self-cleaning so you never need to deadhead. Perfect as a hedge, foundation plant, or border standout. 6-inch deep pot. Z 4-9 | spring/fall | sun | H: 3½', W: 4' 33002
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Rosa 'Billy Graham' PP#11,049. (cv. ‘JACgray.’) Simply elegant, this hybrid tea offers classic light pink blooms, sweetly fragrant and very abundantly borne, in waves all summer long. The pointed buds open to large 5-inch blooms packed with 25 to 30 petals. Long-lasting in garden and vase, they suggest the grace and charm of old-fashioned rose gardens. Bareroot. Z 5-11 | summer | sun | H: 5', W: 3-4'
Rosa 'Billy Graham'
45799
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Rosa Pink Knock Out®
Rosa 'Intrigue' PP#5,002. Heady citrus-rose fragrance and an utterly unique bloom color make this floribunda a must-have for every Rose lover! The flowers begin as high-pointed buds of deep reddish purple. They open to 3 inches across, with exquisite hybrid tea symmetry and a high petal count. 3 to 4 blooms in every cluster. Primarily citrus fragrance is overlaid with a luscious sweet rose aroma that you'll find irresistible. Intrigue quickly forms a rounded, dense shrub 4 feet tall and 3 to 4 feet wide. It makes a nice low hedge along the sun-soaked driveway, and is a good size for a foundation planting or patio accent. Bareroot. Z 5-9 | late spring/early summer | sun | H: 4', W: 3-4' 45733
$14.95 ea | 3 for $12.95 ea
Rosa Honey Dijon™ PP#17,822. (‘WEKsproulses.’) Huge, sweetly-scented golden-brown blooms 6 inches or more across cover this ultra-vigorous Grandiflora from early summer all the way into fall! An exciting color breakthrough, these exhibition-quality blooms have a high pinpoint bud and perfect form! Best of all, the flowers keep coming for months on end! Expect darker blooms in cool temperatures on these cold-hardy, heat-tolerant shrubs. A whole new look! Bareroot. Z4-9 | early summer/early fall | sun | H-6', W-5' 45507
Rosa 'Gruss an Aachen'
Rosa 'Intrigue'
Rosa 'Gruss an Aachen' One of the most desirable and sought-after Roses for planting among perennials or low shrubs in the front of the border! Unlike most Roses, it flowers readily in the shade, its fragrant, 3-inch blossoms forming delectable bouquets of salmonpink. Compact and broad in habit, it bears many flowers over an exceptionally long period. An extra-hardy, long-time favorite, 2 feet tall and 3 feet wide. Introduced in 1909. Bareroot.
$16.95 ea | 3 for $14.95 ea
Rosa Sevillana™ PP#6,384. Sevillana offers brilliant red color from spring through winter! Dense clusters of true-red blooms, each fully double and 3 inches across, arise continuously against healthy green foliage from spring till frost. When the blooms finally pass, they are followed by masses of rich scarlet fruit from fall into winter! Splendid as a hedge or mass planting, Sevillana reaches 3 to 4 feet tall, 21/2 to 3 feet wide. Bareroot. Z 3-9 | late spring/mid fall | sun | H: 3-4', W: 2½-3'. 45136
$16.95 ea | 3 for $14.95 ea
Rosa 'Honey Dijon'™
Z 5-9 | summer/mid fall | shade | H: 2' , W: 3' 45076
$16.95 ea | 3 for $14.95 ea
Rosa 'The Fairy' Tops for vigor, perfect health, hardiness, and long-blooming beauty! From early summer until frost, it produces graceful clusters of pink, 1½-inch rosette blossoms. Bareroot. Z 4-9 | summer/mid fall | sun | H: 3', W: 3' 45032
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Dynamite® All-Purpose Select Fertilizer Keep the garden growing its best for up to 9 months with a single application of this innovative, earth-friendly time-release plant food. In addition to 15-5-9 NPK macronutrients, it offers select micronutrients to promote every part of a plant’s growth, including root development, stronger branching, healthier foliage, and abundant blooms. Winner of an EPA award for its earth-friendly content. 2-pound shaker container. 31610
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Dynamite Organic All-Purpose Select Fertilizer ®
Contains the macronutrients NPK (14-5-10), as you would expect, plus micronutrients to optimize your plants’ growth potential. Dynamite® comes in a 2-pound shaker bottle, and features a special coating for the granules that is far more effective. This fertilizer is TRULY time-released, so you won’t over- or underfeed. A single bottle feeds 15 plants from spring until frost, and can be used during the entire life of the plant. There is simply no better way to assure your fine plants of a long, healthy, absolutely beautiful life! 2-pound bottle. 31671
$12.95 ea | 3 for $11.95 ea
Copper Plant Markers Labeling solutions as handsome as they are practical. These lifetime plant markers complement the beauty of the garden with a classic look and natural patina that only improves with age. Label faces are a generous 1½" x 3½" — enough for full information, while the strong 10” stakes last for years. The perfect time to stock up for yourself and friends with this one time deal. 9153
Pk of 10 $7.95
Complete Index Abelia..........................6 Acanthus...................30 Acer...........................50 Aconitum....................8 Actaea.......................30 Actinidia...................26 Adiantum..................32 Agapanthus.................8 Agastache....................8 Ajuga.........................24 Alcea.......................6, 8 Alstroemeria................8 Aquilegia...................30 Aruncus.....................30 Asclepias......................9 Asimina.....................26 Astilbe.................30, 31 Astrantia....................31 Athyrium..................32 Azalea........................41 Baptisia.......................9 Berberis.....................42 Bignonia....................39 Brunnera...................31 Buddleia................4, 42 Buxus........................43 Caladium..................27 Callicarpa..................43 Callirhoe.....................9 Camellia....................43 Campanula..................9 Campsis....................40 Canna.......................27 Caryopteris................43 Ceratostigma.............24 Cercis........................50 Chaenomeles.............43 Chrysanthemum.........9 Citrus....................7, 26 Clematis..............38, 39 Clethra......................44 Colocasia...................27 Convallaria............6, 31 Coreopsis..............3, 10 Cornus................50, 51 Corylus.....................44 Cotoneaster...............44 Daphne.....................44 Delosperma...............24 Delphinium..............10
Deschampsia.............25 Deutzia.....................44 Dianthus...................11 Dicentra....................31 Digitalis....................11 Dryopteris.................32
Mazus.......................24 Miscanthus................25 Monarda...................19 Muhlenbergia..............4 Musa.........................26 Nepeta........................4
Echinacea........3, 11, 12 Epimedium...............33 Eryngium..................13 Eucomis....................13 Euphorbia.................13 Exochorda.................44
Ophiopogon.............25 Origanum...................6
Fagus.........................51 Festuca......................25 Ficus..........................26 Forsythia...................44 Fortunella..................26 Franklinia..................51 Gaillardia..............3, 13 Gardenia...............4, 45 Gaura........................13 Geranium............14, 15 Heliopsis...................15 Helleborus.............5, 33 Hemerocallis...3, 15, 16 Heuchera.........5, 33, 34 Heucherella...............34 Hibiscus....................16 Hosta..............5, 35, 36 Hydrangea.......5, 40, 45 Hypericum................16 Ilex............................47 Iris.............................17 Itea............................47 Juniperus..................52 Kniphofia..................19 Kolkwitzia.................47 Larix.........................52 Lavandula..................19 Leptodermis..............47 Leucanthemum.........19 Lilium.......................18 Liriope......................24 Lobelia......................19 Lonicera....................40 Magnolia...................51 Matteuccia................32
Paeonia.....................23 Papaver......................20 Passiflora...................27 Pennisetum...............25 Penstemon.................20 Philadelphus..............47 Phlox...................20, 21 Phyllostachys...............6 Pinus.........................52 Polygonatum.............37 Potentilla.............21, 48 Prunus.......................51 Pulmonaria................37 Rhododendron..........41 Rosa............2, 7, 53, 54 Rudbeckia.................22 Salix..........................48 Salvia.........................22 Sambucus..................48 Sedum.......................22 Spirea........................48 Syringa............4, 48, 49 Tanacetum................22 Thalictrum................37 Thelypteris................32 Thuja.........................52 Tiarella......................35 Trachelospermum......40 Tricyrtis.....................37 Vaccinium.............7, 26 Verbascum.................22 Verbena.....................24 Veronica....................22 Viburnum.................49 Vinca........................24 Viola.........................37 Weigela.....................49 Wisteria.....................40 Zantedeschia.............27
PLANT HARDINESS ZONES The USDA Plant Hardiness Map divides the US into 11 Plant Hardiness Zones based upon average minimum temperatures. Wayside Gardens provides Hardiness Zone information for all our biennials, perennials, bulbs, trees and shrubs. Plants are well adapted for growing in their listed zones.
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Slugs and snails won’t nibble this petite powerhouse!
Hosta 'Mighty Mouse' �New A sport of the popular H. ‘Blue Mouse Ears,’ this brilliantly variegated cultivar offers bold spring foliage of blue-green edged with creamy yellow. By summer the leaves are gray-green and the margin creamy white, topped by profuse lavender blooms on 12-inch scapes. Very substantial even at a young age, these leaves defeat nibbling snails and slugs, making this petite shade lover a fine choice for edging, accents, and the front of the border as well as containers. 3-inch pot. Z 3-9 | early summer | part/full shade | H: 8", W: 12" 48179
$19.95 ea | 3 for $16.95 ea
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