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Genus Species or Hybrid Col Tp Ht

1 Acantholimon compactum PE

2 Acanthus hungaricus la/wh PE 30

3 Acer griseum gree TR 600

4 Acer griseum TR 900

5 Acer palmatum 'Emperor I' purp TR 300

6 Acer palmatum 'Koto No Ito' gree TR 200

7 Acer palmatum 'Linearilobum' gree TR 300

8 Acer palmatum 'Red Pygmy' re/pu TR 200

9 Acer palmatum 'Red Pygmy' TR 200

10 Acer palmatum 'Shigi-tatsu-sawa' TR 300

11 Acer triflorum gree TR 1000

12 Achillea grandiflora whit PE 100

13 Achillea sp. yell PE 36

14 Achillea sp. pink PE 60

15 Aconitum alboviolaceum bl/wh VI 250

16 Aconitum carmichaelii blue PE 120

17 Aconitum hemsleyanum gr/bl PE 150

18 Aconitum hemsleyanum 'Red Wine' re/bu PE 200

19 Aconitum 'Ivorine' crea PE 100

20 Aconitum 'Ivorine' whit PE 60

21 Aconitum moldavicum yell 80

22 Aconitum sp. blue 100

23 Aconitum uncinatum purp 150

24 Aconitum vulparia yell 100

25 Aconitum vulparia crea PE 120

26 Actaea americana whit 180

27 Actaea americana whit PE 200

28 Actaea cimicifuga crea PE 75

29 Actaea pachypoda whit PE 30

30 Actaea racemosa whit PE 100

31 Actaea racemosa whit PE 150

32 Adenophora verticillata v. triphylla blue PE 30

33 Adlumia fungosa pink BI 200

34 Aethionema armenum pink PE 15

35 Agapanthus 'Blue Danube' blue BU 100

36 Agapanthus sp. blue BU 100

37 Agapanthus 'White Heaven' whit BU 100

38 Agastache astromontana pink 50

39 Agastache astromontana pink PE 25

40 Agastache cana purp PE 90

41 Agastache sp. purp PE 60

42 Agastache sp. gree 200

43 Ageratum sp. blue AN 12

44 Alcea rosea pink PE 100

45 Alcea rosea whit PE 100

46 Alcea rosea wine BI 100

47 Alchemilla glaucescens ssp. pubescens ye/gr PE 20

48 Allium aflatunense purp BU 40

49 Allium ampeloprasum gree BU 70

50 Allium baissunense BU

51 Allium caeruleum blue BU 45

52 Allium carinatum ssp. pulchellum pink BU 40

53 Allium carinatum ssp. pulchellum pink BU 35

54 Allium carinatum ssp. pulchellum f. album whit BU 35

55 Allium cernuum pink BU 35




59 Allium cristophii mau BU 60

60 Allium cristophii purp BU 45

61 Allium cristophii pink BU 75

62 Allium flavum yell BU 35

63 Allium giganteum purp BU 90

64 Allium giganteum purp BU 120

65 Allium hollandicum 'Purple Sensation' purp BU 100

66 Allium karataviense 'Ivory Queen' whit BU 10

67 Allium 'Millenium' pink BU 40

68 Allium nutans purp BU 45

69 Allium nutans x senescens pink BU 40

70 Allium obliquum yell BU 90

71 Allium obliquum yell BU 80

72 Allium paczoskianum BU

73 Allium pskemense BU

74 Allium ramosum whit BU 30

75 Allium rosenbachianum BU

76 Allium sarawschanicum BU

77 Allium schoenoprasum pink BU 40

78 Allium schoenoprasum pink BU 30

79 Allium schubertii purp BU 40

80 Allium schubertii pink BU 40

81 Allium senescens pink BU 45

82 Allium senescens mauv BU 40

83 Allium senescens ‘Blue Eddy’ lila BU 25

84 Allium senescens 'Blue Eddy' pink BU 25

85 Allium senescens ssp. glaucum pink BU 35

86 Allium senescens ssp. glaucum pink BU 25

87 Allium senescens x nutans pink BU 40

88 Allium sikkimense blue BU 20

89 Allium sp. mix BU 60

90 Allium sp. purp BU 24

91 Allium sp. pink BU

92 Allium sp. blue BU 25

93 Allium sphaerocephalum pink BU 60

94 Allium stellatum pink BU 30

95 Allium tricoccum whit BU 20

96 Allium zebdanense (?) purp BU 55

97 Aloe marlothii pink PE 150

98 Alstroemeria sp. oran PE 24

99 Amaranthus caudatus AN 70

100 Ampelopsis brevipedunculata 'Variegata' whit VI 300

101 Amsonia illustris blue PE 100

102 Amsonia tabernaemontana blue PE 60

103 Anchusa leptophylla blue AN 25

104 Androsace amurensis whit PE 14

105 Androsace carnea whit PE 10

106 Androsace carnea 'Alba' whit PE 10

107 Androsace carnea ssp. brigitanica whit PE 15

108 Anemone altaica PE

109 Anemone altaica beig PE 50

110 Anemone leveillei whit PE 75

111 Anemone multifida pink PE 30

112 Anemone multifida whit PE 30

113 Anemone multifida red PE 10

114 Anemone multifida pink PE 30

115 Anemone patens purp PE 25

116 Anemone sylvestris whit PE 20

117 Anemone sylvestris whit PE 30

118 Anemone x hybrida 'September Charm' pink PE 60

119 Anemonopsis macrophylla whit PE 60

120 Anemonopsis macrophylla whit PE 60

121 Anethum graveolens yell AN 60

122 Angelica sinensis gree 120

123 Angelica sp. whit PE 120

124 Angelica sylvestris whit PE

125 Antennaria dioica 'Minima' pink PE 5

126 Antennaria dioica 'Rubra' pink PE 4

127 Anthemis carpatica ssp. pyrethriformis whit PE 15

128 Anthemis sp. whit BI 8

129 Anthericum liliago whit 70

130 Anthericum ramosum whit PE 80

131 Anthericum ramosum whit PE 60

132 Anthyllis montana 'Rubra' red PE 15

133 Antirrhinum braun-blanquetii yell PE 40

134 Antirrhinum majus yell PE 50

135 Antirrhinum majus mage PE 50

136 Antirrhinum majus mix PE 50

137 Antirrhinum majus pink PE 50

138 Aquilegia alpina blue PE 80

139 Aquilegia atrata blac PE 40

140 Aquilegia canadensis ye/re PE 70

141 Aquilegia canadensis 'Little Lanterns' ye/re PE 35

142 Aquilegia discolor bl/wh PE 15



145 Aquilegia discolor bl/cr PE 10


147 Aquilegia discolor blue PE 15

148 Aquilegia flabellata purp PE 10

149 Aquilegia flabellata whit PE 18

150 Aquilegia flabellata bl/wh PE 25

151 Aquilegia flabellata f. alba whit PE 30

152 Aquilegia flabellata v. nana blue PE 25

153 Aquilegia flabellata v. pumila blue PE 10

154 Aquilegia flabellata v. pumila purp PE 25

155 Aquilegia jonesii x saximontana bl/wh PE 10

156 Aquilegia saximontana wh/bl PE 8

157 Aquilegia shockleyi ye/re PE 25

158 Aquilegia sibirica blue PE 30

159 Aquilegia sp. bl/wh PE 40

160 Aquilegia sp. blue PE 60

161 Aquilegia sp. mix PE

162 Aquilegia sp. purp PE 12

163 Aquilegia sp. navy PE 40

164 Aquilegia vulgaris bu/wh PE 45

165 Aquilegia vulgaris bl/bl PE 25

166 Aquilegia vulgaris 'Pink Petticoat' pi/wh PE 50

167 Aquilegia vulgaris v. stellata pink PE 60

168 Arabis alpina ssp. caucasica whit PE 10

169 Arabis blepharophylla blue PE 15

170 Arabis sp. pink PE 8

171 Aralia californica whit 200

172 Aralia cordata v. sachalinensis gree 300

173 Aralia elata 'Variegata' wh/pi TR 400

174 Aralia racemosa gree 150

175 Argyranthemum frutescens yell AN 18

176 Arisaema ciliatum 'Sky Wish' gree BU 70

177 Arisaema flavum yell BU 50

178 Arisaema flavum yell BU 25

179 Arisaema heterophyllum gree BU 150

180 Arisaema sikokianum whit BU 30

181 Arisaema triphyllum wh/pu BU 30

182 Arisaema triphyllum ssp. quinatum ? gree BU 40

183 Armeria Joystick Series red PE 45

184 Armeria juniperifolia pink PE 10

185 Armeria maritima pink PE 10

186 Arnica longifolia yell PE 10

187 Arnica nevadensis PE

188 Arum italicum PE 40

189 Arum italicum 'Pictum' gree BU 15

190 Arum italicum 'Pictum' yell BU 30

191 Arum italicum 'Pictum' BU 50

192 Arum palaestinum blac BU 25

193 Aruncus aestivus whit 50

194 Aruncus aethusifolius crea PE 25

195 Aruncus dioicus whit 150

196 Aruncus dioicus 'Kneiffii' whit 90

197 Aruncus 'Misty Lace' whit 80

198 Asclepias curassavica yell AN 80

199 Asclepias curassavica yell AN 80

200 Asclepias curassavica oran AN 90

201 Asclepias curassavica oran AN 90

202 Asclepias incarnata pink PE 150

203 Asclepias incarnata pink PE 100

204 Asclepias incarnata purp PE 120

205 Asclepias incarnata 'Ice Ballet' whit PE 90

206 Asclepias incarnata 'Ice Ballet' whit PE 40

207 Asclepias syriaca pink AN 90

208 Asclepias syriaca pink AN 90

209 Asclepias syriaca pi/wh PE 90

210 Asclepias tuberosa oran PE 80




214 Asphodeline lutea yell PE 90



217 Asphodeline taurica whit PE 30

218 Aster ageratoides PE

219 Aster alpinus blue PE 30

220 Aster alpinus pink PE 20

221 Aster alpinus purp PE 20

222 Aster altaicus PE

223 Aster sp. purp PE 40

224 Astilboides tabularis whit 120

225 Astilboides tabularis whit PE 60

226 Astrantia major mix 80

227 Astrantia major ‘Lars’ red PE

228 Astrantia major ssp. involucrata 'Shaggy' whit PE 60

229 Astrantia major 'Star of Billion' whit PE 70

230 Astrantia 'Ruby Wedding' red PE 70

231 Atriplex hortensis red AN 110

232 Atriplex hortensis purp AN 120

233 Atriplex hortensis gree AN 120

234 Atriplex 'Red Flash' re/pu AN 75

235 Atropa belladonna purp 90

236 Aubrieta gracilis purp PE 10

237 Aurinia saxatilis yell PE 15

238 Baptisia australis purp PE 120

239 Baptisia australis purp PE 90

240 Baptisia australis blue PE 80

241 Baptisia australis blue PE 90

242 Baptisia 'Lemon Meringue' yell PE 100

243 Baptisia 'Solar Flare' yell PE 80

244 Baptisia sp. mix 100

245 Barnardia japonica pink BU 10

246 Barnardia japonica pink BU 30

247 Barnardia japonica lila BU 20

248 Begonia boliviensis oran BU 15

249 Bellevalia paradoxa blue BU 30

250 Bergenia cordifolia pink PE 30

251 Betula utilis v. jacquemontii TR 1800

252 Bidens ferulifolia yell AN 18

253 Bletilla striata pi/pu BU 40

254 Boehmeria nivea gree 100

255 Boehmeria tricuspis gree 100

256 Borago officinalis 'Alba' whit PE

257 Brassica oleracea 'Redbor' whit VE 60

258 Browallia sp. blue AN 12

259 Buddleja davidii pink 200

260 Buddleja japonica purp 120

261 Bulbine bulbosa yell BU 40

262 Calanthe discolor whit PE

263 Calceolaria mexicana yell AN 20

264 Calendula sp. oran AN 12

265 Callicarpa bodinieri v. giraldii 'Profusion' purp SH 150

266 Callicarpa dichotoma f. albifructa whit SH 150

267 Callicarpa dichotoma 'Issai' viol SH 200

268 Callirhoe involucrata red PE 45

269 Calycanthus chinensis whit SH 300

270 Calycanthus floridus purp SH 180

271 Camassia leichtlinii whit BU 60

272 Camassia leichtlinii 'Alba' whit BU 50

273 Camassia sp. purp BU 90

274 Camassia sp. blue BU 30

275 Campanula americana blue PE 80

276 Campanula americana blue PE 90

277 Campanula aucheri blue PE 20

278 Campanula carpatica blue PE 30

279 Campanula carpatica 'Blue Clips' blue PE 30

280 Campanula carpatica 'Rapido Blue' blue PE 20

281 Campanula carpatica 'White Clips' whit PE 25

282 Campanula carpatica 'White Clips' whit PE 30

283 Campanula cochleariifolia blue PE 5

284 Campanula glomerata v. acaulis purp PE 20

285 Campanula grandis whit PE 75

286 Campanula grandis blue PE 75

287 Campanula koreana blue 50

288 Campanula latifolia blue PE 100

289 Campanula latifolia wh/bl PE 60

290 Campanula latifolia blue PE 60

291 Campanula latifolia pu/bl PE

292 Campanula medium pink BI 50

293 Campanula persicifolia whit PE 90

294 Campanula 'Samantha' mauv PE 15

295 Campanula sarmatica blue PE 200

296 Campanula sarmatica blue PE 30

297 Campanula sartorii whit BI 10

298 Campanula sibirica blue PE

299 Campanulastrum americanum blue BI 60

300 Campsis radicans red VI 250

301 Capsicum annuum oran AN 18

302 Capsicum annuum 'Black Pearl' blac AN 18

303 Capsicum annuum 'Explosive Ember' purp AN 50

304 Cardiocrinum cordatum v. glehnii whit 60

305 Cardiospermum halicacabum whit VI 150

306 Carex comans 'Frosted Curls' PE 25

307 Cenolophium denudatum whit 70

308 Centaurea macrocephala yell PE 100

309 Centaurea macrophylla yell 100

310 Centella asiatica PE

311 Centranthus ruber pink PE 75

312 Cephalaria gigantea whit PE 180

313 Cephalaria gigantea yell 180

314 Cephalaria gigantea yell PE 180

315 Cerastium alpinum ssp. lanatum whit PE 10

316 Cerastium alpinum v. lanatum whit PE 4

317 Ceratostigma plumbaginoides blue PE 25

318 Ceratotheca triloba purp AN 120

319 Cercidiphyllum japonicum red TR 1800

320 Cerinthe major ssp. purpurascens mauv AN 50

321 Chaenorhinum origanifolium lave PE 12

322 Chaerophyllum aureum whit 120

323 Chaerophyllum hirsutum 'Roseum' pink 80

324 Chamaenerion angustifolium pink PE 150

325 Chasmanthium latifolium PE 100

326 Chasmanthium latifolium 'River Mist' GR 40

327 Chionanthus retusus whit TR 1000

328 Chionodoxa forbesii bl/wh BU 15

329 Chondrosum gracile PE 30

330 Chrysanthemum weyrichii pink PE 15

331 Chrysopsis villosa yell PE 120

332 Cirsium canum pink PE 75

333 Cirsium discolor pi/la BI 80

334 Clematis addisonii whit VI 75

335 Clematis alpina whit VI 100

336 Clematis 'Arabella' blue VI 100

337 Clematis 'Buckland Beauty' pink VI 300

338 Clematis 'Burford Bell' x crispa (blue) pink VI 200

339 Clematis chiisanensis yell 300

340 Clematis crispa la/bl VI 300

341 Clematis 'Everett' pink VI 200

342 Clematis 'Fleuri' (Boulevard series) purp VI 100

343 Clematis fremontii blue PE 30

344 Clematis 'Garnet' red VI

345 Clematis 'Gazelle' crea PE 40

346 Clematis 'Guernsey Cream' crea VI 60

347 Clematis 'Guernsey Cream' crea VI 200

348 Clematis 'Guernsey Cream’ whit VI 200

349 Clematis heracleifolia 'Cassandra' blue PE 120

350 Clematis heracleifolia 'Cassandra' blue PE 100

351 Clematis heracleifolia 'Chantilly' whit VI 200

352 Clematis integrifolia blue PE 40



355 Clematis integrifolia pink PE 50

356 Clematis integrifolia 'Mongolian Bells' whit PE 50

357 Clematis integrifolia 'Mongolian Bells' blue PE 35

358 Clematis 'Manyo no Kimi' red VI 75

359 Clematis occidentalis viol VI 180

360 Clematis paniculata whit VI 125

361 Clematis 'Paul Farges' SUMMER SNOW whit VI 400

362 Clematis 'Petit Faucon’ purp VI 100

363 Clematis 'Princess Diana’ pink VI 240

364 Clematis 'Princess Red' pu/re VI 250

365 Clematis recta whit PE 80

366 Clematis recta whit 100

367 Clematis recta 'Purpurea' whit PE 100




371 Clematis repens yell VI 300

372 Clematis 'Retrousse' red VI

373 Clematis sp. VI

374 Clematis sp. VI

375 Clematis sp. VI

376 Clematis sp. pu/bl VI 200

377 Clematis sp. bl/pu VI 150

378 Clematis sp. purp VI 200

379 Clematis stans blue PE 90

380 Clematis terniflora whit VI 300

381 Clematis texensis red VI 100

382 Clematis 'Twinkle' whit VI 100

383 Clematis viorna pink VI 300

384 Clematis viorna pink VI 150

385 Clematis viorna 'Boone County' purp VI 400

386 Clematis viticella purp VI 250

387 Clematis viticella 'Abundance' red VI 300

388 Clematis viticella ssp. campaniflora mauv VI 200

389 Clematis x durandii blue VI 100

390 Cleome hassleriana 'Cherry Queen' pink AN 175

391 Codonopsis clematidea purp 200

392 Codonopsis clematidea blue PE 50

393 Codonopsis pilosula iv/gr VI 200

394 Colutea orientalis oran SH 200

395 Consolida ambigua blue AN 100

396 Consolida regalis mix AN 60

397 Coreopsis lanceolata yell PE 15

398 Coreopsis rosea 'American Dream' pink PE 35

399 Cornus kousa 'Wolf Eyes' gree SH 200

400 Cornus mas yell TR 700




404 Cortusa matthioli pink PE 10

405 Cortusa turkestanica PE

406 Cosmos bipinnatus mage AN 48

407 Cosmos bipinnatus whit AN 48

408 Cosmos bipinnatus 'Purity' whit AN 120

409 Cosmos 'Sensation' whit AN 90

410 Cosmos sulphureus oran AN 90

411 Cosmos sulphureus yell AN 30

412 Cosmos sulphureus 'Bright Lights' oran AN 12

413 Crocosmia 'Emberglow' red PE 70

414 Crocosmia 'Lucifer' red PE 100

415 Crocosmia 'Lucifer' red PE 90

416 Crocosmia sp. red PE 120

417 Cynara cardunculus purp AN 120

418 Dactylicapnos scandens yell 300

419 Daphne mezereum pink SH 100

420 Daphne mezereum pink SH 100

421 Daphne mezereum f. alba whit SH 80

422 Datisca cannabina gree 250

423 Datura metel 'Black Currant Swirl' whit AN 90

424 Delosperma congestum yell PE 5

425 Delosperma congestum yell PE 8

426 Delosperma cooperi pink PE 5

427 Delphinium Blue Fountains group blue PE 100

428 Delphinium brunonianum PE

429 Delphinium consolida blue AN 24

430 Delphinium elatum blue PE 150

431 Delphinium 'Pacific Giants' blue PE 120

432 Delphinium 'Pacific Giants' blue PE 150

433 Delphinium tatsienense blue PE 35

434 Deschampsia cespitosa brow 80

435 Dianthus amurensis purp PE 25

436 Dianthus andrzejowskianus PE

437 Dianthus andrzejowskianus rose PE 85

438 Dianthus callizonus la/pi PE 10

439 Dianthus chinensis lave PE 30

440 Dianthus deltoides pink PE 10

441 Dianthus deltoides wine PE 15

442 Dianthus deltoides 'Fire and Ice' wh/re PE 15

443 Dianthus deltoides 'Shrimp' pink PE 15

444 Dianthus gratianopolitanus red PE 15

445 Dianthus gratianopolitanus 'Badenia' pink PE 10

446 Dianthus myrtinervius wh/pi PE 10

447 Dianthus pavonius pink PE 8

448 Dianthus petraeus ssp. noeanus whit PE 30

449 Dianthus simulans whit PE 20

450 Dianthus sp. pink PE 30

451 Dianthus sp. pink PE 30

452 Dianthus sp. whit PE 30

453 Dianthus sp. blue PE 20

454 Dianthus squarrosus whit PE 20

455 Dianthus superbus purp PE 35

456 Diarrhena japonica gree 60

457 Dicentra spectabilis pink 120

458 Dictamnus albus whit 100

459 Dictamnus albus whit PE 100

460 Dictamnus albus pink PE 40

461 Dictamnus albus v. purpureus purp PE 50

462 Dictamnus albus v. purpureus pink PE 100

463 Diervilla x splendens yell SH 100

464 Digitalis ferruginea oran BI 90

465 Digitalis ferruginea rust BI 100

466 Digitalis ferruginea gold PE 90

467 Digitalis grandiflora yell PE 60

468 Digitalis lutea yell PE 80



471 Digitalis parviflora brow PE 120

472 Digitalis parviflora brow PE 50

473 Digitalis purpurea mauv PE 100

474 Digitalis purpurea 'Alba' whit BI

475 Digitalis purpurea 'Alba' whit PE 100

476 Digitalis purpurea Foxy group pink BI 40

477 Digitalis sp. whit 90

478 Digitalis sp. yell PE 60

479 Digitalis thapsi pink PE 40

480 Digitalis x mertonensis rose PE 80

481 Diphylleia cymosa whit 120

482 Diplazium pycnocarpon gree FE 60

483 Dipsacus fullonum lilac PE 120

484 Dipsacus laciniatus pink 180

485 Dodecatheon amethystinum lave PE 25

486 Dodecatheon meadia whit PE 20

487 Dodecatheon meadia pink PE 25

488 Dodecatheon sp. rose PE 40

489 Doronicum 'Little Leo' yell PE 20

490 Draba aizoides yell PE 10

491 Draba bruniifolia yell PE 10

492 Draba bruniifolia yell PE 5

493 Draba nivalis whit PE 10

494 Draba rigida v. bryoides yell PE 11

495 Dracocephalum argunense 'Fuji White'' whit PE 30

496 Dracocephalum forrestii purp PE 20

497 Dracocephalum forrestii blue PE 30

498 Dracocephalum wendelboi vi/pu PE 20

499 Echinacea 'Cheyenne Spirit' red PE 25

500 Echinacea pallida pink PE 70

501 Echinacea pallida cr/pi PE 75

502 Echinacea 'Pow Wow Wild Berry' red PE 25

503 Echinacea purpurea red PE 24

504 Echinacea purpurea whit PE 24

505 Echinacea purpurea purp PE 40

506 Echinacea purpurea 'Leilani'? yell PE 25

507 Echinacea 'Sombrero Salsa Red' red PE 25

508 Echinacea sp. yell PE 60

509 Echinacea tennesseensis pi/pu PE 60

510 Echinops ritro purp PE 60

511 Echinops ritro blue PE 75

512 Echinops sphaerocephalus whit BI 130

513 Edraianthus graminifolius vi/bl PE 15

514 Edraianthus serbicus blue PE 10

515 Elymus elymoides beig PE 60

516 Eranthis hyemalis yell BU 30



519 Eremurus 'Pinocchio' peac BU 200

520 Erigeron aureus yell PE 8

521 Erigeron 'Azure Fairy' blue PE 80

522 Erigeron nanus lave PE 8

523 Erigeron nanus pink PE 5

524 Erigeron nanus pink PE 15

525 Erigeron nanus blue PE 20

526 Erigeron pinnatisectus whit PE 5

527 Erigeron sp.

528 Erinus alpinus pink PE 8

529 Eriophyllum lanatum v. integrifolium yell PE 45

530 Erodium chrysanthum yell PE 20

531 Eryngium agavifolium blue 80

532 Eryngium alpinum blue 70

533 Eryngium alpinum PE 35

534 Eryngium giganteum silv BI 80

535 Eryngium giganteum blue BI 80

536 Eryngium planum blue PE 90

537 Eryngium planum 'Blue Hobbit' blue PE 75

538 Erysimum allionii oran PE 25

539 Eschscholzia californica pi/wh AN 20

540 Eschscholzia californica 'Rosa Romantica' oran AN 25

541 Eschscholzia californica 'Sunshine' yell AN 25

542 Eschscholzia californica 'White Linen' whit AN 25

543 Eucomis sp. yell PE 75

544 Euonymus nanus v. turkestanicus pink SH 70

545 Eupatorium dubium 'Baby Joe' purp PE 100

546 Eupatorium fistulosum f. albidum 'Ivory Towers' whit 250

547 Eupatorium purpureum pink PE 60

548 Eupatorium rugosum whit 80

549 Eupatorium sp. PE 70

550 Euphorbia marginata whit AN 60

551 Fallopia 'Breaststroke' red PE 75

552 Ferula assa-foetida yell 280

553 Fibigia clypeata yell PE 50

554 Filipendula glaberrima pink 100

555 Flueggea suffruticosa gree 150

556 Freesia laxa red BU 30

557 Freesia laxa 'Joan Evans' wh/re BU 30

558 Freesia laxa 'Joan Evans' whit BU 10

559 Fritillaria eduardii BU

560 Fritillaria imperialis mix BU 75

561 Fritillaria meleagris purp BU 20

562 Fritillaria persica purp BU 60

563 Gaillardia 'Arizona Sun' re/ye PE 12

564 Gaillardia sp. red PE 18

565 Galanthus nivalis whit BU 25

566 Gaura sp. pink PE 60

567 Gentiana alba whit PE 90

568 Gentiana andrewsii blue PE 40

569 Gentiana andrewsii blue PE 40

570 Gentiana asclepiadea blue PE 60



573 Gentiana asclepiadea 'Alba' whit PE 60

574 Gentiana crassicaulis whit PE 30

575 Gentiana dahurica blue PE 30

576 Gentiana dahurica blue PE

577 Gentiana fischeri PE

578 Gentiana gracilis blue PE

579 Gentiana lutea yell 90

580 Gentiana sp. blue PE 20

581 Gentiana stricta PE

582 Geranium thunbergii 'Jester's Jacket' pink PE 15

583 Geum rivale pink PE 50

584 Geum rivale pink PE 60

585 Gillenia trifoliata whit PE 100

586 Gillenia trifoliata whit PE 100

587 Gladiolus imbricatus pink BU 80

588 Gladiolus imbricatus pink PE 75

589 Glaucidium palmatum whit 50

590 Glaucidium palmatum purp PE 45

591 Glaucidium palmatum pink PE 80

592 Globularia incanescens blue PE 5

593 Globularia repens blue PE 4

594 Globularia trichosantha blue PE 10

595 Gomphrena sp. burg PE 50

596 Gypsophila repens ‘Filou Rose’ pink PE 15

597 Hakonechloa macra 'All Gold' GR 40

598 Halesia carolina whit TR 1000

599 Hedysarum grandiflorum whit PE 40

600 Helenium sp. yell PE 30

601 Helianthus annuus yell AN 200

602 Helianthus giganteus yell PE 300

603 Helianthus maximiliani yell PE 250

604 Heliopsis helianthoides yell PE 100

605 Helleborus hybrid whit PE

606 Helleborus orientalis mix 50

607 Helleborus orientalis mix PE

608 Helleborus orientalis purp PE

609 Helleborus orientalis blac PE

610 Helleborus orientalis pink PE

611 Helleborus x hybridus purp PE 35

612 Hemerocallis hybrid PE

613 Hemerocallis sp. mix PE 35

614 Hesperis lutea yell 120

615 Heuchera americana 'Dale's Strain' pink PE 75

616 Hibiscus moscheutos pink PE 200

617 Hibiscus moscheutos pink PE 100

618 Hibiscus syriacus blue SH 200

619 Hibiscus syriacus 'Diana' whit SH 400

620 Hibiscus trionum cr/bu AN 40

621 Hieracium lanatum yell PE 25

622 Hieracium mixtum yell PE 20

623 Hieracium pilosella yell PE 40

624 Hieracium villosum yell PE 8

625 Hieracium villosum yell PE 30

626 Horminum pyrenaicum viol PE 30

627 Hosta fortunei v. hyacinthina blue PE 15

628 Hosta sp. purp PE 45

629 Houstonia longifolia wh/pi PE 10

630 Hydrastis canadensis whit 60

631 Hylomecon japonica yell PE 30

632 Hypericum androsaemum yell 60

633 Hypericum perforatum yell PE 50

634 Hyssopus officinalis purp PE 40

635 Iberis sempervirens whit PE 25

636 Iliamna remota pink PE 70

637 Incarvillea delavayi 'Alba' whit PE 40

638 Incarvillea mairei 'Nyoto Sama' pink PE 30

639 Inula ensifolia yell PE 15

640 Inula ensifolia yell PE 20

641 Inula racemosa yell 90

642 Ipomoea alba whit AN 400

643 Ipomoea lobata or/cr VI 200

644 Ipomoea lobata or/ye AN 200

645 Ipomoea purpurea wh/bl AN 400

646 Ipomoea purpurea 'Heavenly Blue' blue AN 300

647 Ipomoea quamoclit whit AN 400

648 Ipomopsis rubra red BI 100

649 Ipomopsis rubra yell BI 100

650 Ipomopsis rubra red BI 140

651 Iris domestica oran PE 70

652 Iris domestica oran PE 70

653 Iris ruthenica blue BU 30

654 Iris setosa v. arctica purp PE 30

655 Iris setosa v. arctica blue PE 20

656 Iris sibirica purp PE 45

657 Iris suaveolens B17Dob. BU 15

658 Jasione laevis mauv PE 45

659 Jurinea mollis pink PE 60

660 Kalimeris incisa 'Blue Star' blue PE 50

661 Kirengeshoma palmata yell 100

662 Knautia macedonica purp PE 60

663 Kniphofia ensifolia red PE 90

664 Kniphofia triangularis red PE 90

665 Kniphofia uvaria or/ye PE 75

666 Lablab purpureus pink VI 120

667 Lablab purpureus purp AN 300

668 Lablab sp. blue VI 400

669 Lagerstroemia sp. mage PE

670 Lantana sp. or/ye AN 120

671 Lathyrus latifolius pink VI 200

672 Lathyrus latifolius pink PE 200

673 Lathyrus odoratus pink PE 200

674 Lathyrus vernus pink PE 40

675 Lathyrus vernus whit 40

676 Lathyrus vernus mix 60

677 Lathyrus vernus purp 60

678 Lathyrus vernus viol PE 30

679 Lavandula angustifolia purp PE 24

680 Lavatera cachemiriana pink 150

681 Layia platyglossa yell AN 20

682 Leibnitzia anandria whit PE 30


684 Leibnitzia anandria pink PE 20


686 Leontopodium haplophylloides PE

687 Leontopodium kamtschaticum PE

688 Leontopodium souliei PE

689 Lepidium peruvianum PE

690 Lesquerella kingii yell PE 15

691 Lesquerella kingii yell PE 20

692 Lewisia cotyledon pink PE 8

693 Lewisia cotyledon pi/or PE 15

694 Lewisia 'Little Plum' rose PE 15

695 Liatris aspera pink PE 80

696 Liatris ligulistylis purp PE 40

697 Liatris spicata pink PE 50

698 Liatris spicata pink 60

699 Liatris spicata purp PE 45

700 Liatris spicata purp PE 30

701 Liatris spicata pink PE 50

702 Ligularia 'Britt Marie Crawford' oran PE 75

703 Ligularia dentata yell PE 70

704 Ligularia japonica yell 120

705 Ligularia sp. PE 140

706 Lilium formosanum v. pricei whit BU 40

707 Lilium formosanum v. pricei whit BU 30

708 Lilium martagon mix 80

709 Lilium martagon whit BU 120

710 Lilium martagon pink BU 150

711 Lilium martagon whit PE 80

712 Lilium martagon f. album whit BU 150

713 Lilium michiganense oran BU 70

714 Lilium pyrenaicum ye/gr BU 100

715 Linaria aeruginea viol AN 30

716 Linaria alpina purp PE 15

717 Linaria alpina mix AN 20

718 Linaria alpina purp PE 15

719 Linaria purpurea 'Alba' whit PE 25

720 Lindera benzoin yell SH 400

721 Lobelia cardinalis red 80

722 Lobelia cardinalis red PE 60



725 Lobelia 'Crown Royal' red PE 90

726 Lobelia siphilitica blue 80

727 Lunaria annua v. albiflora 'Alba Variegata' whit BI 60

728 Lunaria rediviva purp 90

729 Lupinus Russell hybrids mix PE 50

730 Lychnis alpina pink PE 15

731 Lychnis alpina 'Alba' pink PE 25

732 Lychnis chalcedonica scar PE 90

733 Lychnis flos-cuculi 'Petite Jenny' pink PE 75

734 Lychnis haageana mix 60

735 Lycorus radiata red BU 40

736 Lysimachia ephemerum whit PE 90

737 Magnolia sieboldii whit TR

738 Magnolia stellata pink TR

739 Magnolia x loebneri 'Merrill' whit TR

740 Mahonia aquifolium yell 90

741 Maianthemum racemosum whit 90

742 Maianthemum racemosum whit PE 40

743 Mandevilla laxa whit VI 100

744 Mazus reptans pink PE 1

745 Meconopsis cambrica red 60

746 Meconopsis cambrica yell 60

747 Meconopsis cambrica yell PE 30

748 Menispermum asiaticum crea 300

749 Meum athamanticum whit 40

750 Minuartia laricifolia ssp. kitaibelii whit PE 5

751 Mirabilis jalapa red AN

752 Mirabilis jalapa red AN 35

753 Molinia caerulea ssp. caerulea 'Variegata' PE 50

754 Molopospermum peloponnesiacum gree 120

755 Monarda citriodora 'Bergamo' purp AN 50

756 Monarda didyma purp PE 100

757 Muscari latifolium blue BU 15

758 Muscari latifolium blue BU 15

759 Myrrhis odorata whit 90

760 Mystery plant whit PE 15

761 Mystery plant PE 20

762 Mystery plant ?

763 Mystery plant blue

764 Napaea dioica whit 300

765 Napaea dioica whit PE 225

766 Nepeta 'Six Hills Giant'? blue PE 90

767 Nepeta sp. pink 90

768 Nicandra physalodes purp AN 100

769 Nicotiana alata whit AN 100

770 Nicotiana alata 'Lavender Cloud' mauv AN 100

771 Nicotiana langsdorffii gree AN 60

772 Nicotiana sylvestris whit AN 90

773 Nigella damascena blue AN 60

774 Nigella damascena whit AN 18

775 Nigella damascena mix AN 10

776 Nigella damascena blue AN 30

777 Nigella damascena purp AN 30

778 Nigella damascena 'Miss Jekyll' blue AN 40

779 Nigella sp. wh/bl AN 15

780 Ochna serrulata yell PE 60

781 Ocimum tenuiflorum PE

782 Oenothera biennis yell BI 120

783 Oenothera macrocarpa yell PE 20

784 Oenothera sp. PE

785 Onopordum acanthium pink BI 200

786 Opuntia humifusa yell PE 30

787 Opuntia phaeacantha yell PE 10

788 Ornithogalum candicans whit BU 120

789 Ornithogalum candicans whit BU 40

790 Osteospermum barberiae v. compactum lila PE 30

791 Paeonia emodi whit PE 90

792 Paeonia humilis pink PE 60

793 Paeonia mascula red PE

794 Paeonia mlokosewitschii yell PE 60

795 Paeonia mlokosewitschii yell PE 40

796 Paeonia mlokosewitschii pink PE 60

797 Paeonia obovata v. alba whit PE 75

798 Paeonia obovata v. alba whit PE 60

799 Paeonia rockii pink SH 150

800 Paeonia rockii whit SH 150

801 Paeonia rockii la/pu PE 60

802 Paeonia rockii whit PE 160

803 Paeonia sp. mix 90

804 Paeonia suffruticosa ssp. ostii whit SH 150

805 Paeonia veitchii pink PE 100

806 Paeonia wittmanniana wh/ye PE 50

807 Paeonia wittmanniana whit PE 80

808 Paeonia x suffruticosa mix SH

809 Papaver atlanticum oran PE 100



812 Papaver lateritium 'Flore Pleno' oran PE 45

813 Papaver orientale oran PE 60

814 Papaver orientale 'Fruit Punch' mix PE 75

815 Papaver somniferum purp AN 25

816 Papaver somniferum burg AN 80

817 Papaver somniferum pink AN 75

818 Papaver somniferum scar AN 75

819 Papyrus sp. AN 75

820 Paradisea lusitanica whit 80

821 Pardancanda norrisii mix PE 75

822 Paris quadrifolia blue 30

823 Parthenium integrifolium whit PE 75

824 Patrinia japonica yell 70

825 Patrinia sp. yell PE 50

826 Penstemon barbatus pink PE 15

827 Penstemon caespitosus purp PE 25

828 Penstemon cardinalis red PE 50

829 Penstemon 'Dark Towers' pink PE 35

830 Penstemon 'Dark Towers' mage PE 70

831 Penstemon 'Dark Towers’ pink PE 75

832 Penstemon grandiflorus viol PE 60

833 Penstemon grandiflorus pink PE 60

834 Penstemon grandiflorus pink PE 50

835 Penstemon hallii PE

836 Penstemon hirsutus mauv PE 30

837 Penstemon hirsutus lave PE 30

838 Penstemon hirsutus v. albiflorus whit PE 30

839 Penstemon hirsutus v. minimus purp PE 20

840 Penstemon hirsutus v. pygmaeus mauv PE 20

841 Penstemon hirsutus v. pygmaeus f. albus whit PE 10

842 Penstemon hirsutus v. pygmaeus f. albus whit PE 20

843 Penstemon newberryi purp PE 30

844 Penstemon procerus rose PE 20

845 Penstemon 'Red Riding Hood' apri PE 30

846 Penstemon sp. blue PE 30

847 Penstemon whippleanus purp PE 30

848 Petrorhagia saxifraga pink PE 20

849 Phacelia tanacetifolia bl/li AN 30

850 Phaseolus vulgaris whit AN 40

851 Phaseolus vulgaris whit AN 30

852 Phlomoides tuberosa pink 100

853 Physostegia virginiana whit PE 60

854 Physostegia virginiana viol PE 100

855 Physostegia virginiana f. alba whit PE 90

856 Phyteuma cordatum blue PE 25

857 Phyteuma scheuchzeri blue PE 30




861 Phyteuma sieberi blue PE 20

862 Phytolacca americana pink PE 200

863 Phytolacca americana 'Silberstein' whit PE 150

864 Picea meyeri TR

865 Pinus strobus gree TR

866 Plantago psyllium whit AN 20

867 Plantago sp. pink 50

868 Platycodon grandiflorus blue PE 35

869 Platycodon grandiflorus wh/bl PE 60

870 Platycodon grandiflorus mix PE 90

871 Platycodon grandiflorus pink PE 50

872 Platycodon grandiflorus blue PE 60

873 Platycodon grandiflorus whit PE 35

874 Platycodon grandiflorus 'Albus' whit PE 75

875 Platycodon grandiflorus 'Henisborne White' wht PE 25

876 Platycodon grandiflorus 'Nanus' blue PE 40

877 Platycodon grandiflorus 'Sentimental Blue' blue PE 15

878 Platycodon grandiflorus 'Sentimental Blue' blue PE 15

879 Platycodon sp. blue PE 100

880 Platycodon sp. blue PE

881 Podophyllum hexandrum whit 80

882 Podophyllum hexandrum pink PE 30

883 Podophyllum hexandrum whit PE 60

884 Podophyllum hexandrum pink PE 40

885 Podophyllum peltatum whit 60

886 Polemonium caeruleum blue PE 80

887 Polemonium sp. blue PE 20

888 Polygonatum zanlanscianense whit 150

889 Potentilla fruticosa yell SH 40

890 Potentilla porphyrantha pink PE 8

891 Potentilla porphyrantha x caucasica pi/pu PE 15

892 Potentilla sp. red PE 60

893 Potentilla taurica yell PE 20

894 Potentilla verna v. nana yell PE 10

895 Primula auricula pu/ye PE 15

896 Primula burmanica red PE 40

897 Primula burmanica red 80

898 Primula chungensis or/ye PE 30

899 Primula daonensis pink PE 15

900 Primula denticulata v. alba whit PE 15

901 Primula farinosa pink PE 30

902 Primula halleri pink PE 8

903 Primula japonica mix 80

904 Primula japonica mix PE 15

905 Primula japonica 'Carminea' red PE 60

906 Primula japonica 'Miller’s Crimson' red PE 60

907 Primula japonica 'Postford White' whit PE 60

908 Primula laurentiana pink PE 15

909 Primula macrophylla v. moorcraftiana PE

910 Primula rosea 'Gigas' pink PE 20

911 Primula sieboldii pink PE 18

912 Ptelea trifoliata gree TR 600

913 Pterostyrax hispidus whit PE 1400

914 Pulsatilla alpina ssp. apiifolia PE

915 Pulsatilla halleri ssp. grandis purp PE 6

916 Pulsatilla vulgaris purp PE 30

917 Pulsatilla vulgaris 'Rote Glocke' red PE 30

918 Pulsatilla vulgaris v. rubra wine PE 25

919 Pulsatilla zimmermannii pi/li PE 30

920 Pycnanthemum pilosum whit PE 80

921 Ramonda myconi mix PE 10

922 Raphanus sativus 'Rat Tail' whit AN 60

923 Ratibida columnifera yell PE 30

924 Ratibida pinnata yell PE 200

925 Ratibida pulcherrima yell PE 30

926 Rhinanthus minor yell AN 20

927 Rhodiola rosea PE

928 Ricinus communis 'Carmencita' red AN 150

929 Ricinus communis 'Carmencita Red' red AN 300

930 Rodgersia sp. PE 40

931 Rosa xanthina yell SH

932 Rudbeckia hirta yell PE 60

933 Rudbeckia hirta red PE 40

934 Rudbeckia hirta yell PE 100

935 Rudbeckia hirta 'Cherry Brandy' yell PE 40

936 Rudbeckia triloba ye/bl BI 125

937 Rumex acetosella? red PE 18

938 Ruta graveolens yell PE 18

939 Salpiglossis sp. purp PE 36

940 Salvia coccinea red AN 30

941 Salvia coccinea 'Lady in Red' red AN 100

942 Salvia glutinosa whit PE 40

943 Salvia glutinosa yell PE 40

944 Salvia lyrata 'Purple Volcano' beig PE 30

945 Salvia patens blue AN 75

946 Sambucus ebulus whit 150

947 Sanguisorba albiflora whit 100

948 Sanguisorba armena whit 90

949 Sanguisorba hakusanensis pink PE 45

950 Saponaria ocymoides pink PE 25

951 Saussurea discolor PE

952 Saussurea jacea PE

953 Saussurea pygmaea PE

954 Saxifraga bronchialis whit PE 15

955 Saxifraga 'Canis-dalmatica' (× gaudinii) whit PE 10

956 Saxifraga cochlearis ‘Minor’ whit PE 20

957 Saxifraga crustata whit PE 15

958 Saxifraga crustata whit PE 15

959 Saxifraga paniculata whit PE 10

960 Saxifraga paniculata whit PE 5

961 Saxifraga paniculata ? whit PE 20

962 Saxifraga paniculata v. paniculata whit PE 3

963 Saxifraga rotundifolia whit PE 25

964 Saxifraga sieberi whit PE 20

965 Saxifraga sp. whit PE 15

966 Saxifraga sulphurea yell PE 8

967 Saxifraga 'Whitehill' whit PE 10

968 Saxifraga 'Winifred Bevington' whit PE 20

969 Saxifraga x macnabiana whit PE 20

970 Saxifraga x macnabiana whit PE 3

971 Scabiosa caucasica 'Fama' lave PE 50

972 Scabiosa ochroleuca crea PE 45

973 Scabiosa sp. blue PE 15

974 Scabiosa sp. blue PE 30

975 Scabiosa sp. pink PE 30

976 Scabiosa vestina bl/wh PE 25

977 Schizachyrium scoparium GR 40

978 Scutellaria sp. blue PE 50

979 Sedum 'Isle of Sakhalin' pink PE 15

980 Sedum kamtschaticum 'Weihenstephaner Gold' yell PE 15

981 Sedum reflexum 'Blue Spruce' yell PE 20

982 Selinum carvifolia gree 50

983 Sempervivum arachnoideum pink PE 5

984 Sempervivum species pink PE 3

985 Senecio cannabifolius yell 120

986 Senecio polyodon pink PE 40

987 Senecio sp. yell 80

988 Senna hebecarpa yell SH 90

989 Senna hebecarpa yell PE 200

990 Senna marilandica yell 150

991 Setaria italica yell AN 70

992 Silaum silaus PE

993 Sildacea sp. pink PE 60

994 Sildacea sp. pink PE 18

995 Silene alpestris whit PE 20

996 Silene alpina pink PE 15

997 Silene armeria 'Electra' pink AN 30

998 Silene chalcedonica oran PE 18

999 Silene compacta mage PE 30

1000 Silene coronaria pink PE 60

1001 Silene coronaria 'Alba' whit PE

1002 Silene coronaria 'Hoarfrost' whit PE 70

1003 Silene dioica PE

1004 Silene flos-jovis PE

1005 Silene keiskei pink PE 10

1006 Silene schafta pink PE 10

1007 Silene sieboldii red 50

1008 Silene sp. pink PE 30

1009 Silene sp. pink 90

1010 Silene sp. oran PE 40

1011 Silene suecica pink PE 15

1012 Silene suecica var. oelandica pink PE 45

1013 Silene uniflora 'Compacta' pink PE 20

1014 Silene uniflora 'Compacta' pink PE 10

1015 Silene uniflora 'Ice Cups' whit PE 20

1016 Silene viscaria ssp. atropurpurea mage PE 40

1017 Silphium asteriscus yell 100

1018 Silybum marianum purp BI 50

1019 Sisyrinchium striatum PE

1020 Solanum integrifolium whit AN 100

1021 Solidago ohioensis yell PE 50

1022 Solidago ptarmicoides whit PE 30

1023 Spigelia marilandica red PE 20

1024 Stachys alopecuros PE 20

1025 Stachys officinalis pink PE 60

1026 Stachys officinalis purp PE 50




1030 Stachys spathulata purp PE 25

1031 Stachys spathulata purp PE 15

1032 Stachys spathulata pink PE 5

1033 Stewartia pseudocamellia whit TR 1200

1034 Stokesia laevis purp PE 12

1035 Stokesia laevis blue PE 18

1036 Strobilanthes atropurpureus blue 150

1037 Styrax japonicus whit TR 900

1038 Styrax japonicus 'Carillon' whit TR 1000

1039 Syneilesis aconitifolia whit PE 90

1040 Syneilesis aconitifolia whit PE 90

1041 Tagetes sp. gold AN 12

1042 Tagetes sp. oran PE 25

1043 Tagetes tenuifolia gold AN 18

1044 Talinum calycinum red PE 20

1045 Talinum lineare red AN 12

1046 Tecoma stans yell AN 100

1047 Tellima grandiflora gree 60

1048 Thalictrum aquilegiifolium lila PE 80

1049 Thalictrum aquilegiifolium 'Album' whit PE 80

1050 Thalictrum aquilegiifolium v. intermedium whit PE 100

1051 Thalictrum cf. foetidum PE 30

1052 Thalictrum foetidum gree 100

1053 Thalictrum rochebrunnianum blue 180

1054 Thalictrum rochebrunnianum mauv PE 180

1055 Thalictrum sphaerostachyum yell PE 200

1056 Thermopsis villosa yell PE 120




1060 Thlaspi rotundifolium pink PE 10

1061 Thlaspi stylosum lave PE 3

1062 Thuja occidentalis 'Nigra' TR 1200

1063 Tiarella cordifolia whit PE 30

1064 Tithonia rotundifolia 'Torch' oran AN 150

1065 Tithonia sp. oran AN 200

1066 Townsendia alpigena whit PE 8

1067 Townsendia alpigena lave PE 10

1068 Townsendia parryi purp PE 8

1069 Townsendia rothrockii pink PE 8

1070 Tradescantia sp. blue PE 80

1071 Tricyrtis 'White Towers' whit PE 50

1072 Tripora divaricata purp 150

1073 Trollius x cultorum oran PE 60

1074 Tulbaghia sp. whit 40

1075 Tulbaghia violacea pink BU 30

1076 Tulipa tarda wh/ye BU 15

1077 Tulipa turkestanica yell BU 15

1078 Tweedia coerulea blue AN 30

1079 Veratrum album PE

1080 Veratrum nigrum pu/bl PE 120

1081 Veratrum nigrum purp PE 150

1082 Veratrum nigrum brow PE 200

1083 Verbascum chaixii yell PE 120

1084 Verbascum chaixii whit PE 120

1085 Verbascum olympicum yell PE 120

1086 Verbascum thapsus yell PE 120

1087 Verbena bonariensis mauv BI 150

1088 Verbena stricta pink PE 50

1089 Vernonia baldwinii purp PE 150

1090 Vernonia lindheimeri blue PE 200

1091 Veronica spicata blue PE 90

1092 Veronica spicata ‘Giles van Hees’ pink PE 10

1093 Veronica spicata ssp. incana 'Nana' blue PE 12

1094 Veronicastrum sibiricum blue 90

1095 Veronicastrum sibiricum lave PE 150

1096 Veronicastrum virginicum whit PE 120

1097 Veronicastrum virginicum 'Fascination' pink 150

1098 Viburnum farreri pink SH 100

1099 Viola corsica blue PE 8

1100 Wulfenia carinthiaca blue 30

1101 Yucca sp. whit PE 70

1102 Zantedeschia sp. pink PE 40

1103 Zea mays v. japonica yell AN 150

1104 Zephyranthes atamasco whit BU 30

1105 Zephyranthes rosea pink BU 30

1106 Zinnia elegans 'California Giants' AN

1107 Zinnia 'Paintbrush' mix AN 45

1108 Zinnia sp. mix AN 40

1109 Zinnia sp. pink AN 30

1110 Zizia aurea yell PE 70

Description

ex Kyrgyzistan.

Prickly bear's breeches is an oddity. Can be propagated from root cuttings.

Beautiful exfoliating copper bark, refined habit, scarlet fall colour.

Exfoliating copper/orange to cinnamon/brown bark and orange to red fall colour.

Retains its rich burgundy colour all summer.

Fall colour, screaming orange. Very elongated narrow leaves. A beauty!

Syn. A.p. 'Scolopendriifolium'. Outstanding orange in fall.

Long slender red-purple foliage, great fall colour.

Dark red leaved Japanese maple.

Gorgeous exfoliating bark and truly amazing fall colours are its best ornamental features.

Tall plant with white umbels of flowers.

Common yarrow. Sun, pollinator.

Hybrid. Good in the rock garden. Pretty pale pink, seeds slowly.

In its fourth year, twining crazily over and up nearby plants and other vines to bloom.

Late blooming here in zone 5. This monkshood is so blue and welcome in October.

Climber.

Easy to germinate. July bloom.

True 'Ivorine', most plants in trade are misnamed.

Blooms in June.

Very nice leaves, long flowering period Aug-Sept.

Nice light yellow blooms in the summer.

Creamy white flowers on branching stems all the way up. Impressive.

Syn. Cimicifuga a.

Much better bloomer for us than those with purple leaves.

Syn. Cimicifuga foetida. Can grow in quite heavy shade.

Doll's eyes describe the seed in August. Toxic.

Syn. Cimicifuga r. Mix of 'Brunette', 'Chocoholic' and 'Hillside Black Beauty'. Dark lvs, shade.

Syn. Cimicifuga r. midsummer, scented, self-seeds.

Part shade, small pale blue bell shaped flowers in summer.

Aka climbing bleeding heart. Delicate foliage strung with pale pink hearts.

Blue-grey foliage, woody. Summer flowering with attractive seed heads.

Bears large rounded clusters of light violet-blue flowers on very tall stems.

Flowers well, not hardy.

Huge heads in a purest white with elegant, long lasting seed pods.

Fragrant foliage.

Stands upright and is very fragrant when planted in scree.

Pink-purple flower spikes late summer, aromatic foliage. Full sun, borderline, Z5.

Foliage perfumed like lavender.

Sun, good for front borders.

Hollyhocks in doubles and singles, fringed. Bees take naps in them!

With green throats. Bees spend the night when cool.

Appeared in a old vegetable and compost area not used for 5 years.

Downy lady's mantle.

Attractive mid spring flowering onion.

Syn. A. porrum (poireaux). Nice for shade, and interesting for the table.

ex Uzbekistan Pamir-Alai.

Late spring to summer bloom, reliable, hardy.

Starry flower head. Flowers midsummer.

Starry flower head. Flowers midsummer.

Bees! Loose drooping flowers in late summer. Aka nodding wild onion.

Dark pink selection.

Large starry globes in summer.

Huge flower heads, very dramatic.

Huge flower heads, dramatic and long lasting.

Flowers midsummer.

Very large flowers in spring.

Blooms early summer. Small globes of purple umbels followed by fruiting umbels.

Dense 20cm heads atop sturdy stems.

Dwarf Allium, nice in a border.

Cluster of flowers. Flowers midsummer.

Bees! 5cm globes, midsummer.

Bees! 5cm globes, late summer.

Bees! 8cm globes, early summer.

Bloom in spring all part of this plant are edible. Excellent in dry shade.

ex Uzbekistan Valley Toroksai.

Fragrant Chinese chives. White flowers with red mid-vein.

ex Tajikistan Darwas.

ex Tajikistan Hissar Mtns. Valley Karatag.

A beautiful dark pink flower form.

The perennial chives for the herb garden.

Giant umbel of rose-purple flrs in May-June, full sun, dry soil, naturalizes under good conditions.

Fire crackers, mulch well for winter protection.

Possibly cv. 'Pink Planet'. Beautiful display of pink balls.

Strap-like twisting foliage, globe flowers in July.

Attractive blue-grey spiral foliage, Aug-Sept.

Attractive blue-gray spiral foliage. Lilac-pink blooms, Aug-Sept.

A small Allium, this soft pink beauty fits in anywhere.

Great for small spaces.

Bees! 5cm globes, late summer.

Bloomed mid-August stirring up doubts that it might actually be A. beesianum!

Purple and white mix of seeds from a tall sturdy dynamic plant in the garden.

Manitoba native, wild pink onion.

Blooms late summer. Small globes of light blue umbels.

Drumstick Allium. Attracts pollinators and repels deer. Blooms profusely. Interplants well.

Long period of bloom in summer.

Wild leek.

Bees! Grown from white A. zebdanense seed but not white!

House plant or greenhouse, seeds collected in South Africa.

Peruvian lily.

Love Lies Bleeding.

Aka porcelain vine, clusters of sky blue berries. A winner.

Flowers above arching foliage.

Clump forming perennial with terminal clusters of light blue flrs and amazing yellow autumn lvs.

Great filler, sprays of bright blue flowers. Blooms till frost. Gently self-seeds.

Syn. A. salicifolia. Early spring. Self-seeds.

Mixed variations brigantiaca and laggeri.

A 'bunner' of serrated lance leaves. Tiny up facing clusters. Seeds out gently.

Reseeded itself, from Seedex13.

Unusual, midsummer.

Flowers in spring. Dainty plant.

Ideal for growing in moist, shady situations such as woodland gardens.

Early bloomer, prefers gritty soil.

Second season, so far behaving itself in a dry shady area.

Will spread by seed, interesting cotton-like seed heads.

Late blooming hybrid that so far has kept its place.

A refined shade plant that would grace any plant connoisseur's garden.

Stunning herbaceous woodland perennial from Japan. This plant is a plant collector's dream!

Airy plant and bees love it. Dill.

Dong quai, a fine medicinal plant, seeds short-lived, sow ASAP.

Native, sun/part shade.

Mat forming and needs excellent drainage. Spring.

Creeper in scree garden, soft fluffy seed heads after pink flowers.

Coll. Carpathian Mts. Small size Anthemis with large white flowers; for the rockery.

Typical leaves and Leucanthemum-like bloom but very alpine looking.

Like lilies.

Fine green leaves with tall flower spikes.

Lovely clover-like flowers.

Hardy snapdragon; easy from seeds, it can flower in the first year.

Sun; pollinator, blooms all summer.




Stately, very floriferous.

Mid-spring.

North American native for moist, shady areas.

Easy, vigorous plant. Seeds about.

Nice small plant with lots of blooms.

True alpine, Pyrenees, soft blue and creamy white.

Tiny plant, tiny leaves with large flowers.

Large flowers on small plant.

Dwarf columbine, seeds around a bit.

Petite blooms, mid-blue sepals/white petals. Very pretty.

Big flowers on dwarf plant, late spring.

Greyish leaves, palest mauve-white blooms.

Columbine, grows well in a trough.

Creamy white nodding flowers and fan shaped leaves. Choice plant.

Blue and white, short-lived. Self-seeds.

Large flowers on small plant, real cute.

Fan shaped columbine, can be short lived but delightful.

One of the smallest Aquilegias.

White-blue flowers.

Like a miniature A. canadensis.

Tough plant for scree or bed, long lasting flowers.

Cultivar. Vigorous plant, bloomed all summer with lots of blooms.

Deep blue blooms in the spring.

Doubles.

Mixture, includes doubles and Black Barlow series. Shade.

Navy flowers offer nice contrast.

Pretty spring blooms in burgundy and white, lovely in the semi-shade.

Not sure of the variety, came to me in a trough. Nice blue petals and sepals.

Has double, deep pink and white bicolour flrs. One of the prettiest columbines I've ever seen.

Syn. A. clematiflora. Large flared, outward facing, clematis-like. Very unusual Aquilegia.

Alpine rock cress is recumbent and blooms throughout summer.

Early bloomer.

Nice black fruits at the end of summer.

Variegated Angelica tree. Huge balls of flowers, followed by small navy fruits.

Wild plant, nice for its fruits.

White or yellow, marguerite daisy.

Lovely leaves.

Quick to bloom from seed.

Not showy, but attractive nonetheless. Flowers the second year.

Leaflets in semicircle.

It is stunning in bloom and turns heads every time it lifts its Jack-in-the-pulpit.

Jack-in-the-pulpit. Excellent shade plant.

Acquired as unknown. Like A. triphyllum but with 5 leaflets.

A very dense bun or cushion of needle-like lvs. Soft pink balls of flrs just above the foliage.

Makes nice cushion covered in flowers.

Not pushy and nice in scree, native to US South West.

Plant grown for mottled leaves, seed heads and red berries.

Wonderful marbled leaves, Oct-May.

Variegated foliage, the bright red seeds are the highlight in fall.

Dark flowers furled under leaves.

A dwarf Aruncus, long flowering.

Delicate foliage, July, Do not cover seeds.

Very fine foliage.

Nice for shade, very showy flowers.

Attracts Monarchs and other pollinators.

Sunset flower.

Beautiful flrs all summer. Monarchs lay eggs on it, caterpillars eat it. Water well if in pots.

Tropical milkweed, red orange flowers June-October, full sun.

Mauve-pink umbels July-August, full sun, med-wet soil, fragrant flowers.

Clumping, attractively scented. Host for Monarch caterpillars.

A native plant which pollinators are very fond of.

Perennial milkweed, flrs early for returning Monarchs who lay eggs on it; caterpillars eat it.

Tall milkweed, not invasive but very attractive for Monarchs.

Common field milkweed. Plant lots for the butterflies!

Common field milkweed. Plant lots for the butterflies!

Common milkweed.

Native milkweed. Support our monarchs!!!

N.A. native, butterfly weed.

Orange milkweed, drought tolerant. Takes long to germinate, wait patiently.

Food and host for Monarch butterfly, deep rooted & slow to emerge.

Grassy, blue grey lvs, 100cm. spikes of golden flrs on this Mediterranean lily relative.

Flowers at 70cm, very drought tolerant.

Flowers are star-like, nice in scree and very distinct.

ex Uzbekistan.

Gay looking daisy for the rock garden.

Large flowers, short-lived plant.

Nice for a trough.

Fall asters, 2.5cm daisy-like flower, sun.

Syn. Rodgersia t. Very impressive round leaves.

Huge leaves, shade to part shade, related to Rodgersia.

A mixture of whites, reds and pinks.

Late spring bloomer for semi shaded moist areas.

Unique umbels of white starry flowers.

Unique umbels of red starry flowers.

Red, edible foliage; steam like spinach. Self-seeds. Aka orach.

Chartreuse.

Almost too pretty to eat. Mountain spinach.

Medicinal plant, interesting. For shade.

Early blooming alpine, may self-seed.

Basket of gold. Zone 4 to 7. Spreads about 50cm. April/May. Full sun, dry. Silver leaves.

Does well in cottage poor soil.

Easily grown in average, dry to medium, well-drained soil in full sun to part shade.

Very good yellow Baptisia.

Smaller yellow Baptisia.

Mixture of blues, whites and purples.

Spike of delicate flowers in September.

Foliage in spring and flowers in late summer.

Syn. Scilla scilloides. Late summer.

Tuberous, 'Santa Cruz' or 'Bertini Skaugum' red/orange, microscopic seed.

Giant navy blue grape hyacinths.

Tough plant with pink flowers in the spring, very versatile.

Grown from ORG&HPS seed exchange, fast grower from seed.

Great spiller for containers, lacy foliage. Tiny daisy-like flower.

Chinese ground orchid.

Very interesting for its foliage.

Frilly red leaves. Planted in 2015!

Shade, containers. Blooms July to frost.

Species Buddleja bush.

A nice shrub from Japan.

Native to New Zealand. Nice in a pot, keep inside at 4 C during winter.

Tiny mahogany flowers with pure white lower lips.

Charming pure yellow flowers and hairy leaves. Moist, semi-shade. Modest self-seeder.

Yellow, orange. Variegated, edible.

Beautyberry, wonderful clusters purple berries.

White berries.

Neon violet berries, cover the branches in fall. Beautyberry.

Indefatigable.

Magnolia-like white flowers April-June, full-part sun, Z6.

Reddish brown flowers, large brown seed capsules that can persist through winter.

Lovely flowers, open in succession.

Self-seeds.

Native spring-flowering bulb. Blue star-shaped flrs from a tall, spiky stem. Deer resistant.

Flowers on upright stems. Full sun to part shade.

Prefers some shade.

Large blue bells, July-frost if deadheaded.

Full to part sun, bell-shaped blue flowers in early summer.

Low cushion of small green leaves, upward facing flowers. Late spring, early summer.

Long-blooming, good for edging and container plant.

Full to part sun, bell-shaped white flowers in early summer.

Fairy Thimbles. Dainty pale bells, early summer. Delightful over a wall.

Clusters of bellflowers on short plant.

Syn. C. latiloba. White bells with dark blue centre. Self-seeds. May not breed true.

Syn. C. latiloba. Dark centre to bells.

May be invasive.

Tall spikes of dark blue flrs. Broad leaves.

White-blue flowers on this stately giant bellflower, an early July bloomer.

Giant bellflower does better in moisture retentive soil in sun.

Also called Canterbury bell.

Narrow lvs, tall stems with white or blue bells. Long-blooming. Still blooming in October.

Blooms are open, cup-shaped and up facing for a good display.

Grey-green foliage. Pale blue bells.

For a sunny rock or well drained garden, large light blue bells.

Recumbent spread of multiple stems over grit, blooms up facing.

Little known Campanula relative; enjoys the same conditions as Lobelia siphilitica.

Showy climber, aggressive.

Ornamental, 2.5cm fruit. Thin skinned. (For stuffed finger food-canapes).

Hot chili, ornamental. Edible,black then green then red fruit.

Decorative purple foliage with edible hot mini peppers.

Large bloom like lily, white light greenish.

Bees! Fine foliage with papery balloon pods. Annual. Aka love-in-a-puff

Sedge. Soft tan Fall colour.

Nice umbelliferae, a very long flowering period.

Bright yellow 6-8cm across thistle-like flrs enclosed in light brown bracts on strong, stiff stems.

Blooms June through October if deadheaded.

Giant scabious.

For sun.

Tall wiry stiff stems that do not need staking, back of border plant.

Coll. Carpathian Mts. Alpine mouse-ear. Cushion shaped Cerastium for the rockery.

With woolly leaves this slow creeper is at edge of the rock garden. Alpine mouse ear.

Gorgeous fall colour, bronze.

Long period of bloom. Velvety foliage. Aka African foxglove.

Leaves turn apricot yellow in fall and release cotton-candy fragrance into the autumn air.

Bees! Graceful, curving. Aka honeywort.

Spreading habit seems always in bloom in rock garden.

Very nice foliage. Umbelliferae.

Very early flowering. Umbelliferae.

Fireweed.

Very elegant grass.

Variegated. Northern sea oats.

Beautiful bark, spring flowers, luscious leaves and beautiful blue fruits in autumn.

Early spring bloom that lights up the garden.

Syn. Bouteloua gracilis. Low-growing native grass, for small meadows. Won't overshadow flrs.

Nice daisy-like blooms in fall.

North American native for sunny, sandy soils. Fall flowering.

Rare, very architectural.

Field thistle. Birds and bees love it.

Hybrid. Usually stands upright, well-grown specimens may twine gently into neighboring plants.

Climber.

This clematis works well as a climber or try it as a groundcover.

Yellow on the inside of the flower, gorgeous seed heads.

A cross from Deborah Hardwick.

Plant to sprawl over & through large shrubs, old tree stumps or simply as groundcover.

My best selection grown from seedling of Everett. Blooms non stop for 3 months in full sun.

Dark blue-purple velvety large flowers.

A treasure for your rock garden. Prostrate.

Viorna group. A Barry Fretwell introduction. Ruffled margin and rolls back strongly.

Cream coloured flowers on short stalks, nice in scree. No staking required.

Large creamy-white flowers.

One of the first clematis to bloom in May.

Large-flowered, with green stripe. May-June, repeat Sept.

Lovely dark blue flowers.

Rich blue flowers.

A Raymond Evison introduction.

Tough plant for scree, seed heads look like pinwheels.

Non-climbing bell-shaped flowers. Needs support in my scree. Prune group 3.

Shrubby non-climbing, needs little support in my scree. Prune group 3.

Non-climbing bell-shaped white flowers. Not tall but needs some support. Prune group 3.

Non-climbing, with twisted blue flower petals.

None vining texensis hybrid.

Spring bloomer.

Vigorous vine. Aka sweet autumn clematis.

Non-clinging, abundant deep purple twisted flowers July till frost.

Vivid pink with paler margins, June through Sept.

Their four sepals recurve strongly revealing the interior red.

Maroon foliage in spring. Non-climbing. Becomes quite bushy over the years.

Purple foliage. Cut back when leaves start to go green.

Summer flowering with purple leaves.

Lights up the back of the border.

New foliage, purple. Needs support. Fragrant.

Just let it ramble through a shrub, does seed around a bit.

Crispa hybrid from Barry Fretwell. Red flrs with a cream band down the centre of each tepal.

A viorna type from Tennessee.

Growing in the wild in Ross County, Ohio. Viorna type.

Texensis hybrid

Cultivar unknown. Medium sized flower, lovely purple-blue with white bar.

Dark and beautiful. (cultivar unknown)

Light purple flowers on vigorous stems.

Non climbing Clematis.

Aka sweet autumn clematis, glorious in September and with a lovely scent.

Blooms reliably for me all summer. Prune group 3.

Integrifolia. Down-facing bells, twisted tepals, violet-blue at base. Few seeds.

Pink urns.

Long blooming pink viorna. Prune group 3.

Leather flower.

Profusion of small down facing bells.

Late-flowering clematis bearing small, wine-red flrs appear midsummer to early autumn.

Charming species from Portugal, clusters of small downward facing bells.

Non-clinging. Ideal for obelisk, blooms all summer if deadheaded.

Almost 2 m high, but need no staking.

Nice climbing vine.

Nodding, pale ice-blue, bell-shaped flowers.

Attractive ivory/green bellflrs, chocolate spots in throat. Blooms in August. Nice seed heads.

Orange flowers, inflated seed pods, hardy in the Kawarthas.

Dark blue flowers on this Delphinium look-alike.

Delphinium or Larkspur blooms of blue white and pink.

Nice anywhere with single and double blooms, aka tickseed.

Variegated. White bracts, red berries.

Narrower form.

Cornelian cherry, hardy, fall red fruit.

Early spring flowering. Edible fruit.

Early spring bloom, lovely 'cherries'. Upright growth.

Dainty.

Kyrgyz Ala Tau.

Deep magenta, butterfly magnet.

Pure white, butterfly magnet.

Good for cutting and back of the border.

Ferny foliage.

Blooms all summer.

Bright clear yellow.

Continuous bloom June to Sept.

Green, sword-shape lvs. Arching spikes of funnel shaped blossoms, hummingbirds love it.

Bloom are vibrant red flowers that are genuine hummingbird magnets!

Brilliant attention grabber in the garden, spreader.

Possibly 'Lucifer'. South African plant but hardy in the Kawarthas.

Cardoon, impressive height. Prickly. Sun.

Nice vine for part shade.

Deeper colour.

Usual pinkish.

Orange berries.

Nice huge plant with very interesting leaves and flowers.

This was lovely outside all summer. White flower, but tipped with burgundy.

Returns yearly in the upper portions of rock garden on a slope Zone 5.

From Seedex14, compact spread of 15cm (so far).

Returned again in upper rock garden on a well drained slope Zone 5.

Hybrid. Light blue bee. Very hardy, 30 year old plant.

Tajikistan, Pamir.

Larkspur, self-seeds. Needs cold and dark period to germinate.

Simple, elegant spikes of deep blue. Fairly wind tolerant.

Stately addition to moist retentive perennial garden with giant bellflowers.

Sow immediately, pot up seedling into large pots, grows a lot of roots.

Long-blooming, brilliant true blue. Much like D. grandiflorum v. chinense.

Nice fall colour.

Midsummer to fall. Becomes many-stemmed. 'Siberian Blue'.

Beautiful colour, reliable plant and strong stems. No staking.

For scree or rock garden.

Long-blooming, well-behaved, lavender w. purple eye, quick from seed.

Hardy deep pink ground hugger with masses of bloom in spring.

Vibrant flowers.

Lovely mound of prolific blooms.

Fine, green, grassy mound, midsummer. Mixed white and pink. Aka Albanian pinks.

Possibly D. neglectus. Tight mound with stand up blooms.

Spiky blue foliage with fringed flowers, midsummer.

Spiky low blue foliage. Late spring. Rock garden.

Cultivar. Single light pink flowers.

Blue leaves.

Pinkish white flowers, silver mat.

Fringed flowers. Late spring. Aka Russian Dianthus.

Green linear foliage, fringed flowers. Midsummer.

Grass from Japan.

Interesting for in the shade. Spring flowering.

White gas plant.

Good solid plant for the perennial border.

Gas Plant. Children love this gaseous aspect of this plant.

Slow starting, but purple with darker stripes in flowers. Gas plant.

Flowers are soft mauve purple with darker veins on the petals.

Bronze foliage, yellow flowers. June-Aug. Tolerates drier soils than species, full-part sun.

Tall, narrow spikes of dusty orange. Will self-sow.

I love the stately spires of this foxglove. Makes such a statement in the garden.

Tall spikes of small gold/brown speckled bells. Long bloom period. Sun or light shade.

Understated charm and tough disposition.

Tall dainty pale yellow spires.

Tiny yellow flowers are borne on one side of stem only.

Pale yellow foxglove from Europe. Flowers early to midsummer, even again in the fall.

Blooms July-Aug. Lots of flowers, grow as annual, abundant seed.

A favourite old foxglove.

By chance a pure white form with no spots; it may not come entirely true.

For a moist shaded area.

Many shades of pink. Self-seeds gently.

Very nice small white flowers, lasting for long period.

Full sun to part shade, true perennial.

ex Spanish peaks, true perennial foxglove.

Strawberry Foxglove, nice foliage.

Nice blue fruits after flowering. For shade.

Fern produces fronds all season, good in limestone soils.

Fuller's teasel. Will bloom second year, great seedheads.

Interesting for dry bouquet.

Needs part shade and moist soil.

Pristine shooting stars for the spring garden.

Woodland ephemeral, delicate shooting stars.

Stunning bloom, mine is in semi-shade.

Prolific growth in south-east facing, part sun in semi dry garden.

Forms a small tuft or hummock of narrow green leaves.

Great for a trough.

Semi tight mound with flowers to 8cm.

Very early rock garden or trough plant.

Great for a trough.

Dragon head-like, white flowers.

Late spring. Rock garden.

In part shade too relaxed, light blue dragonhead flowers. Sand clay mix.

Flowers clustered around the stem ends.

Large daisy-like flowers that last the whole summer. Drought resistant.

Tolerates drier conditions.


Native, pollinator. Sun or shade.

Native, pollinator. Sun or shade.



Sturdy short stemmed plant that does not flop.

Prolific late summer and fall bloom.

Pollinator, sun.

Wooly foliage, globe-shaped flowers.

Scented, bee magnet. Self-seeds.

Upward-facing bells on short stems, low mounds of narrow grass-like foliage.

Longer grass-like leaves, blooms face up.

Syn. E. hystrix. Pretty, formerly Hystrix patula. Aka bottlebrush grass.

Winter aconite. Mar-Apr bloom, naturalizes well.

Very early spring blooming, bright yellow, lovely leaves, self-seeds.

First yellow blooms in April. Will increase by self-seeding.

A knock-out plant, with tall spikes in early summer.

Showy composite for July bloom. Butterflies!

Cute, tiny. Seems to be long-lived.

Small plant forms nice mound, alpine bed or border.

Short-lived, very large flowers.

Small daisy like flowers in early summer.

Dissected leaves, slower than nana but a pretty plant for scree.

Self-seeds readily, blooms all summer.

Ferny silver-grey foliage. Satiny pale yellow flowers, spring through fall.

Looks like an Agave.

A Ghost Cultivar.

Sea holly, Miss Wilmott's Ghost.

Silvery blue flowers, outdoor sowing for germination.

Thistle-like flower head subtended by narrow spiky bracts.

Softest blue.

Drought resistant, attractive, long-blooming.

Poppies.

A good weaver. Will self-seed.

Compact, bright yellow flrs from spring to summer, easy to grow, full sun, dry to average soils.

A good weaver. Will self-seed.

Pineapple lily.

Graceful shrub with slender foliage and pretty red seed pods.

Joe Pye weed.

Nice for shade.

Native. Joe Pye weed, pollinator.

Manitoba native, Joe Pye weed.

Fresh green foliage with white edging on upper leaves.

Syn. Persicaria. Wands of tiny bright red flrs, lvs w burgundy chevron. A bit rambunctious.

Very impressive plant with a superb foliage, very laced. Wow!

Roman Shields. Decorative seed heads, early blooms, short-lived perennial.

Syn. F. koreana. Bloom early summer very light puff flowering.

Syn. Securinega s. A very nice shrub.

Syn. Anomatheca l. Tender. Native to S. Africa, small trumpet-shaped red flrs in spring.

Syn. Anomatheca l. Tender bulb, grass-like lvs, orchid-like flowers w. red markings.

Tender bulb, flowers have 3 red dots on white petals.

Orange and yellow types.

Finally found the perfect spot, semi dry and part shade, half day sun.

Impressive dusky purple flowers in early spring.

Nice red with yellow daisies, will seed moderately. Z4.

Red and yellow bicolor, sun. From Churchill Circle garden in Stratford.

Snowdrops that light up the garden in very very early spring.

Flowers long lasting into fall.

Closed gentian beloved of bumble bees.

Bottle gentian, grow it just to watch the bumblebees going in and out of the flowers.

Bottle gentian.

Late blooming flowers on arching stems.

For shade, organic soil. Nice colour in August.

One of the larger species within the genus.

Late blooming flowers on arching stems.

A sprawling gentian 45cm in diameter and leaves 3cm wide. A beauty, but needs space.

Altai.

An interesting alpine pant. Medicinal.

Mix. Some white, trailing gentian.

Wandering variegated foliage. Blooms all summer.

A native cutie with down facing orange pink sherbet and brown flowers.

North American native. Airy plant.

North American native for partial shade and moist areas. Needs support.

Fairly easy from seed, often flowers second year. Very hardy.

Very hardy gladiolus.

Very interesting for shade.

Beautiful lavender flowers mid-late spring, partial shade, average soils.

A few 'alba' mixed in.

Rosette, 8cm In bloom. Late spring.

Fluffy globes of blue over this mat of foliage in limestone scree in afternoon sun.

Taller globes of blue fluff again in a limestone scree in full sun.

Long flowering, great colour.

Dwarf Baby’s Breath. Perfect for a wall. July-Oct if deadheaded.

Golden Japanese forest grass.

Carolina Silverbell, an understory tree. Can be grown as a shrub or a tree.

Coll. Dobrogea, Romania. Large white/cream flowers; sun & good drainage.

Sunflower.

Just do it. The goldfinches will love you.

Very tall, somewhat spreading sunflower. Great colour in October.

Bees! Late summer and fall. Aka false sunflower.

Very early blooming in spring, over-wintering foliage. For shade.

Purple with green markings in May. Moist soil in spring, tolerates dry soil later in season.

Mixed diploid and tetraploid.

Fragrant and nice for shade.

Nicely patterned leaves.

Many large blooms in late summer.

Large showy flowers midsummer-fall, full sun, moist to wet soil. Z5.

Good blue. Some seedlings clear pink.

Very floriferous. Still in flower Nov 1.

Cream petals with a burgundy throat, this annual blooms forever.

Short-lived yellow daisy with attractive grey leaves.

Grey foliage. Continuous bloom through season, Self-seeds gently.

Blooms all summer. Wooly leaves. Seedheads are attractive similar look as dandelion.

Shaggy hawkweed blooms brightly beside the blue of Edraianthus.

Very bright yellow flowers over very hairy silver-white coloured leaves and stems.

Attractive dark green rosettes.

Remarkable large purple flowers.

From Seedex, striking bright yellow leaved hosta.

Long-leaved bluets, despite name, palest pink. Flrs early summer as common bluets end.

Another fine medical plant.

Mid-spring. Sun or shade. Slowly spreading.

Nice dark black fruits.

St. John's Wort.

Bees! Late summer. Shrubby, true Hyssop. One of my faves!

Spring bloom, woody, brilliant white.

Small mallow-like flowers, most of summer.

Rock or front of border plant, yellow daisies.

Yellow daisy, June-August.

Nice for shade.

Moonflower, opens evenings.

Syn. Mina lobata, full sun.

Syn. Mina lobata. Delicate vine.

Thin blue star becomes pink. Vine, self-seeds.

Classic morning glory, soak seeds overnight.

Fernlike foliage, prolific bloomer. Cyprus vine.

Standing Cypress.

Yellow form of the standing Cypress.

Hummingbird pollinated.

Syn. Belamcanda chinensis. Blackberry lily, black seeds.

Aka Blackberry lily.

Coll. Carpathian Mts. Tuft forming Iris with grassy, narrow lvs; fragrant flrs; on sunny ledges.

Early summer. Rock garden or container.

Tidy mother plant from Eva Weyrauch (ORG&HPS founding member).

Beautiful blooms even in its mostly shaded location.

Coll. Dobrogea, Romania. Keep the coll. number until it flrs; possible to be Iris pumila.

Coll. Carpathian Mts. A thistle-like plant loved by pollinators; no spines and no rhizomes.

Upright bushy plant with 5cm flowers in July-August into early September.

Nice blooming end of summer/early fall, interesting foliage.

Red-purple.

Its common name of Red Hot Poker describes it well.

Its common name of Red Hot Poker describes it well.

Long lasting showy blooms through June.

Annual. Cool leathery, burgundy pods.

Hyacinth bean, vining habit, blooms June-frost, full sun, deep purple pods.

Lovely flowers, navy seed pods.

Gorgeous burgundy foliage, bright magenta flowers. Mulch & wind protection.

Long flowering.

Lovely pink flowered vine. Hardy, scrambles over shrubs.

Perennial climbing sweet pea.

Sweet Pea, climber, drought tolerant.

A really pretty clump of spring flowers with interesting seed pods.

Spring, for shade.

Pink and blues. For shade in spring.

For shade.

Spring flowering, shade lover.

Fragrant, sun.

Tidy tips, yellow with white tipped daisy flowers, Calif. native, full sun, dry poor soil.

Fluffy seed heads.

White daisy-like flower in spring, bud-like flower in fall produces fluffy seed head.

Blooming twice a year, with different foliage and flowers.

Form tidy rosettes of serrated leaves; this plant blooms twice a year.

A brassica with yellow flowers, not pushy. Good in scree or perennial bed.

Clumping rock garden plant, looks good all summer.

Repeat flowering if dead headed, need excellent drainage. Crevice plant.

Original seed from Ashwood Nurseries. Protect from winter wet.

Long bloom. No winter wet, or after flowering.

Blooms in August/September.

Butterflies love this one best. Me too. Hard to find.

Dense pink flower spikes followed by brown gold bottle brush seed heads.

Dense spikes of flowers.

Gay feather, native plant with upright flowers like a brush.

Dense spikes, followed by brown gold long bottle brush seed heads.

Shade lover.

Late burgundy large leaf bloomer in part shade garden. Stunning.

Large and nicely shaped leaves, blue-green. Large yellow flowers.

Species fischerii & wilsoniana mixed. Seed from Devonian Botanic Garden years ago.

Large white flowers with maroon markings on back.

Wonderful dwarf Lilium grown from ORG&HPS Seedex, very easy from seed.

Mixed colours.

Chandelier like form, seems to like shade.

Mix of red and orange blooms.

L. aeruginea cv.; seedlings may show in other colours as well. Very easy and rewarding.

Self-seeds. Blooms first year. Scree or regular soil.

Usually annual.

Continuous bloom throughout summer. Self-seeds gently.

Spires of white snapdragons (toadflax) in June allowed at edge of the rock garden.

A native multistemmed shrub has small yellow flrs in early spring before the leaves emerge.

Likes damp and light shade.

Scarlet flowers July-Sept., full-part sun, med-wet soil. Z3.

One of my favourites. Has the brightest red flrs with the plant being tolerant of poor dry soil.

Seems more robust than other cvs. Long flowering season.

Silver dollar. White variegated leaves 2nd year.

Long flowering season in shade, and ideal for dried bouquet.

Can be biennial but in right setting blooms and lasts yearly. Moist and semi-shade is best.

Spring blooms in rock garden.

Taller than regular alpina.

This is a rugged and easy perennial for any sunny border.

Long flowering. Favourite new perennial this year. Likes it lean and moist.

A nice mixture of different colours.

Red spider lily.

Clump forming not a runner, slender racemes in midsummer, full-part sun, average to moist soil.

Nice tree, white bloom with red stamen, very rustic.

Nice double pink flower.

Blooms early in spring before leaves.

Flowers followed by nice blue fruits.

Syn. Smilacina racemosa.

Syn. Smilacina racemosa. Woodland.

Chilean Jasmine.

From Wrightman. Smaller than the same named plant in local nurseries.

Blooms all spring and early summer.

Nice yellow flower, interesting for the shade.

Forms a nice clump in semi shade, a favourite.

Nice black fruit like grape, but toxic.

Flowers early spring. Umbelliferae.

Rock garden plant with woody base and sprawling stems with many 5 petal white flowers.

Four O'clock. Long-flowering. Save the tubers to overwinter.

The variegation is beautiful, the size is workable.

Super interesting, just for its foliage. It is a large alpine.

Annual bee balm.

Looks good in wildflower field.

Two toned blue flowers on this spring grape hyacinth.

Grape hyacinth, with strap-like leaves.

Blooms in spring, all parts of this plant are edible. Excellent in dry shade.

Small leaves curled like Heuchera; single stem on first year plant.

Rock-garden plant. It must be nice, otherwise I would not have saved the seeds.

Chive like flowers but not in the onion family.

Big leaves, big flower panicle. Accepts shade.

Many flowers over a long period, can be straggly.

A mixture of pink and purple flowers. The foliage is very fragrant.

Bees! Well-branched and airy with black and green pods. Aka shoo-fly plant.

Subtle shade, needs a background.

A good weaver, will self-seed.

Fragrant, part shade.

Average, med-wet, well-drained soil. Direct seed, as soon as the ground can be worked.

Love-in-a-mist; white and blue. Self-seeds.

Self-seeds in semi shade and moist conditions, white to dark blue aka Love-in-a-mist

Blue & white flowers, decorative seed pods. Self-seeds.

Love-in-a-mist.

Ferny foliage and attractive seed heads.

White-blue flowers. Interesting seed pods, flits about.

Tender perennial, should be taken inside in winter.

Syn. O. sanctum

Evening primrose, watch the flower unfold at dusk.

Prostrate 50cm stems, so give it room to run.

Manitoba native. Evening Primrose.

Lovely furry silver leaves. Classic thistle.

Very hardy.

Winter hardy opuntia. Z4.

August brings this stately summer Hyacinth taking the stage.

Syn. Galtonia. C. Summer Hyacinth. Z5.

Surviving in my zone 4 garden with good snow cover.

Gorgeous single white flowers. Very vigorous.

Lovely single pink blooms early in the season.

Distinctive leaves with large, single lemon-yellow flowers 10-12cm.

Small yellow Molly, blooms May.

Large robust pink Molly, earliest to bloom in April.

Fertile soil, light shade, fabulous red/black seed pods in late summer.

Small shrubby plant, lovely single white flowers, early blooming.

Hybrid. Mother plant is 2 metres across after 15 years.

Tissue-paper white flrs with deep burgundy at base of each petal. 25cm diameter.

Tree paeonia; flowers very double of pale lavender with deeper purple tapestry.

JJH seed collection hand pollinated, brilliant purple flares. Excellent seed producer.

Mixture of species & cultivars Japanese, Chinese, singles & doubles. Reds, whites & pinks.

Flowers mid-spring, pure white.

Seeds from at least 8 different acquisitions.

From the Caucasus, early-blooming shrubby plant, colour variable.

Vigorous, large number of cream flowers.

Long blooming poppy.

Nice for scree, bright orange tissue-like flowers.

Delicate blooms over greyish ferny mat June-Oct if deadheaded.

Very perennial, flowers all summer long, still flowering in Oct.

Scatter all over.

Thompson & Morgan mixed seed blend of reds, pinks, plums, and orange.

Self-seeds, double blooms and very ethereal.

Single dark burgundy blooms.

Very double light pink blooms, followed by decorative seed pods. Sun lover.

A show stopper. Bright scarlet, very double blooms like large pompons.

Pond plant or house plant. Beautiful in floral arrangements.

Syn. Anthericum lusitanicum. Nice large white lilium-like flowers.

Pink, purple.

May take 2 years to germinate or give a double stratification.

Aka Wild Quinine, fragrant leaf. Attractive heads of flowers like mini cauliflowers.

Yellow flowers, lasting a long time.

Long blooming loose clusters of flowers, great at home and at the cottage.

Smaller penstemon with hot pink flowers, good in scree bed.

Regular bed, rock garden or container. Mid-spring.

Tolerates high heat and dry conditions.

May be short-lived.

Dark purple foliage.

Deep purple-red foliage, bicolour pink flowers. Showy seed heads.

Large violet/mauve/white flowers, sow outside in fall. Long lived.

Large pink flower with attractive blue-green leaves.

Waxy blue foliage and spires of pink bells.

Ontario native, easy to grow.

A woolly-stemmed plant with open, stalked clusters of trumpet-shaped flrs with white lips.

Long pale purple tubular flowers, darker on top.

Happy, hardy in scree. Early summer blooms.

Low growing native with rare white flrs. Keep away from other penstemons.

Evergreen plant is a perfect choice for rock gardens.

May.

Plant of the Month, June 2013. (see onrockgarden.com)

A beautiful penstemon with apricot coloured flrs, repeat flowers all summer if dead-headed.

Cultivar. Parent came as Penstemon caespitosus. Nice plant but taller than the named variety.

Summer.

Continuous bloom throughout summer. Self-seeds gently.

Bees' friend. Spring blooming, toothed hairy leaves.

Tri-colour bush beans, edible.

Standard green bush bean but very productive with plentiful tender pods.

Syn. Phlomis t.

False dragonhead.

The white version of the Obedient Plant, shorter and earlier blooming.

Rock garden. Mid-spring.

Little blue maces with darker tips.

Good in scree or perennial bed, tough plant.

Very unusual blue flowers on strong stems.

Spiky ball-shaped flowers in early summer.

Small version of the genus. Good rock garden plant.

Dark purple berries, raspberry-coloured stems in late summer. Poisonous seeds & root.

Very striking foliage, flowers insignificant but beautiful berries in fall. Variegated pokeweed.

Full size tree.

Annual grown for seed, source of psyllium fibre, full sun.

A plantago that a friend brought from Poland.

An old favourite for July bloom.

Dbl white/single blue mix, cut back by 1/3 in early June, plants will flr well and not need staking.

Blue, white and light pink mix.

Shell pink, a change from the regular blue/purple.

Balloon-like buds opening to wide cup-shaped violet-blue flowers 5cm across.

Sparkling white blooms on dwarf plant. Sun or light shade.

Late emerging, summer flowering. Does not need staking.

Forms a compact mound of green foliage, star-shaped single white blossoms.

Balloon flower.

Upright stems, blue flowers. Interesting seed pods, lvs turn yellow In fall.

Floriferous plant with sturdy stems & interesting seed pods.

Balloon flower, likely grandiflorus.

From Himalayas, nice large red fruit.

Himalayan mayapple with large mottled leaves topped by one pink flr.

Great shade plant, makes large red fruits size of a large lemon.

Blooms early spring, produces yellow fruit. Medicinal plant.

An old favourite. Jacob's ladder.

Bought as a dwarf form, but have lost the name.

Prune back each year for bountiful bloom.

Silver foliage, May, trough.

Small species from Caucasus with silvery felted leaves and rose-pink-purple flowers.

Plant 20cm tall; many flower spikes with multiple red flowers float high above main plant.

Coll. Dobrogea, Romania. A small Potentilla for the rockery; not often seen.

Dwarf plant makes a nice cushion in a scree.

Part shade, large showy flowers, May-June.

Late spring. In sun and regular, well-drained soil.

Single globe; hopefully will return yearly.

This primula stays much smaller than 30cm in my trough.

A dainty primula for a trough or alpine bed.

Likes damp soil.

White to hot pink flowers, likes moist conditions. Spring bloomer.

Coll. W Nfld. Maybe Primula mistassinica. A little cutie with farinose leaves.

Survives in my very dry garden.

Tree, green flowers, interesting foliage. Giant Swallowtail food source!

Epaulette tree. Fast growing, open, flowering tree, simply gorgeous!

The mother plant has petals curled back.

Large flowers. 'Papageno' type.

Flowers a little later.

A lovely sight of mature clump of fuzzy leaves and red wine blooms.

Favourite of pollinators in late summer.

Transplant the 2nd year to permanent location. North facing vertical crevice.

Grown for seed heads which make a nippy addition to a salad.

Mexican Hat describes this flower well.

Gray-headed coneflower.

Mexican Hat describes this flower well.

Coll. W Nfld. Aka yellow rattle, good for meadow biodiversity. Semi-parasitic.

Bright red caster bean.

Works well in shade.

A favourite in the fall garden.

Bicolour gold and yellow, possibly ‘Prairie Sun’.

Black-eyed Susan.

Common name black-eyed Susan.

Great display of yellow daisies, July to frost (if dead headed).

Red Sorrel. Spreader, ground cover. Edible leaf.

Rue, herb.

Needs staking. Bicolour maroon and gold.

Bees! All summer. Summer Jewel series.

Easy-going plant.

Sticky foliage.

Blooms late summer and tolerates drought.

Purple, rosetted foliage. Grow as annual.

Deep, clear, bright blue, unbelievably beautiful colour.

Nice bloom white with red stamen. May be invasive.

Very long period of flowering.

Fuzzy squirrel tails of flowers midsummer to early fall, full sun, med-wet soil. Z5.

Vigorous sprawling mound in its first year with pink flrs. Will pleasantly fill an unused area.

Matted cushion, somewhat moss-like, upright flower stems.

Arching stems bearing fragrant, red-spotted white flowers from late spring to midsummer.

Diminutive silver saxifrage that forms a dense cushion of tiny, encrusted rosettes.

A native to the Dolomites where it grows in dolomitic outcroppings.

Encrusted saxifraga.

Silver rosette. 20cm blooms, June.

Especially happy when growing in rock crevices. Nice in trough or container gardens.

Flowers to 15cm over tight green rosettes with white trimmed edges. Native.

Perhaps mislabelled; identified by Adrian Young as S. cochlearis 'Minor'.

Delightful spray of flowers in mid-spring. Encrusted saxifrage.

Frosty silver-blue in colour with a ruby-red glow. Taller sprays of tiny white flowers.

Low spreading trough or rock garden plant. Flowers in early summer.

Rosettes, perfect trough plant.

Slightly larger green rosettes that increase yearly. Stems to 20cm.

Easy from seeds, can flr in the first year; long flowering period; the flrs may be lilac or white.

Coll. Carpathian Mts. A good pair for S. caucasica 'Fama'; this one has cream flowers.

Lavender-blue flowers for the rock garden. Drought tolerant.

Blooms all summer and fall.

Small, grey grass-like leaves, clump forming.

I like the foliage. Flowers July-August in part sun.

Little Bluestem. Native grass with wonderful fall colour.

Purple-blue lipped flowers. Drought tolerant.

Vibrant pink flowers on short plants.

Interesting leaf form. Star shaped flowers.

Grey blue leaves.

Cobweb version of hens and chicks.

Possibly 'Red Beauty'

Composite flower, possibly biennial.

Nice foliage and blooming end of summer.

Acacia type leaf, flower has many showy stamens.

Syn. Cassia h. Beautiful airy pinnate foliage with bright yellow flowers, happy in shade.

Syn. Cassia m. Nice medicinal plant.

Graceful grass with sprays of gold seeds. Aka foxtail millet.

An old favourite for July bloom.

Mallow. Sun.

This flowers during the summer when so many other alpines have already finished.

Showy hot pink. Long blooming season.

Glowing magenta flowers from early to midsummer, full sun, will self-seed.

Syn. Lychnis c. Maltese Cross, pollinator. Sun.

Coll. Dobrogea, Romania. Striking Silene with magenta flrs; needs full sun and good drainage.

Syn. Lychnis c. Long-blooming, grey leaves.

Syn. Lychnis c.

Syn. Lychnis c. Summer-flowering, will self-seed.

Syn. Lychnis f.

Long period of bloom, June-August.

Clump of bright green, sending stems of pink flowers into October.

Cultivar. Tall flr stalk from a short succulent rosette. Original seed called Silene dinarica.

Long flowering period, easy.

Maltese cross, nice accent plant and good in a bouquet.

Nice in scree, makes a nice compact plant.

Syn. Lychnis alpina. Self-seeds readily.

Gorgeous, gray-green spreading cushion with ruffled balloons all summer. Rock garden.

Semi-evergreen foliage, round bladder-like balloon flowers.

Plants have a somewhat sprawling habit growing 20cm tall and 30cm wide.

Syn. Lychnis v. Purple magenta flowers early summer.

Nice yellow flowers, reminding me of Asters.

Glossy white marbled leaves, thistle-like flowers.

Pumpkin on a stick. Bright orange fruit looks like miniature pumpkins; eggplant family.

Flat-topped, well-behaved goldenrod for moist & sun. Collected on Bruce Peninsula.

Good in dry, poor soils.

Attractive unusual NA native plant. Original from Garden Import.

Syn. Betonica a. Beautiful rock garden plant, notable even without flrs. Fern like lvs.

Syn. S. monieri. Strong stemmed upright flowers in early summer.

Syn. S. monieri. Bees! midsummer. Aka betony.

Syn. S. monieri. Spikes on a dainty plant.

Great plant that does not spread like other Stachys.

Syn. S. monieri, June, attractive foliage.

Bees! midsummer. Aka dwarf betony.

Glossy dark green leaves, densely flowered spikes.

Syn. S. minima. Stays very short and dainty in a trough.

White camellia like flrs, most amazing exfoliating bark provides interest all year

'Honeysong Purple' or 'Peachie's Pick'. Sun, August to frost.

Stokes' aster, blooms Aug-Sept.

Nice blue/purple flowers, looks like a bush. OK for shade too.

Stunning small tree with horizontal branching and fragrant white flowers.

Dwarf weeper. Weeping Japanese Snowbell, a delicate and elegant small tree.

The large palmate leaves open to 60cm tall and resemble shredded umbrellas.

The large palmate leaves open to 60cm tall and resemble shredded umbrellas.

Planted traditionally in Stratford city gardens. Lacey leaves, edible?

These bright orange marigolds from Altai, Russia, are beautiful!

Marigold, delicate. Sun, fern-like leaves. Some pale yellow.

Interesting succulent rosette. Late summer. Self-seeds.

Tiny red flowers on a tall slender stem, rise from bright green basal rosette.

Golden yellow flowers, aka Esperanza. Perennial in zone 9.

Nice for shade.

Tall meadow rue with big lilac powderpuff-like flowers, late spring.

Tall meadow rue with big white powderpuff-like flowers, late spring.

Lovely and graceful Thalictrum from Japan.

Lovely, dwarf Thalictrum grown from Seedex, bluish, delicate foliage turns yellow in the fall.

Nice for shade.

Great late summer plant.

Similar to T.flavum but way better. Blue-gray lvs, strong upright stems, fluffy flrs. Sun.

Tall lupine-like flowers midsummer.

Syn. T. caroliniana. Lupine-like flowers, attractive seed heads.

Very showy yellow spires in early summer.

Carolina Lupine.

Late spring. Interesting seed heads.

Spring staple in the rock garden.

Hedging, remains a dark green in winter.

Daisy-like flowers. Butterfly magnet.

Mexican sun flower. Huge bush of bright orange flrs, 12cm in diameter into November.

Spring daisies. Rock garden.

May, lavender daisy.

Native daisy with oversize blooms will hopefully return annually in limestone rock garden.

Pale pink spring daisies. Rock garden.

Dark blue flower.

Bright white in October. May lean over in a too shady spot.

Smelly foliage, flowers looks like Clerodendrum.

Hybrid dark yellow to orange globe flower in June.

Nice white flower, lasting all season.

Tender. Aka society garlic.

Thrives on neglect. Multiplies over the years.

Early blooming tulip for the rock garden.

Sprays of 1cm sky blue flrs, glaucous lvs. Milkweed relative, interesting seed pods. Sun.

Black false Hellebore.

Corn Lily. Nearly black flowers. Plant immediately.

Dark brown stinky flower, pollinated by flies - loved by children!

Candelabras of yellow flowers.

Candelabras of white flowers.

Common mullein, candelabrum type flower spike.

Sun, linear flower spike. Good for birds, insects and butterflies.

Tall, airy, Verbena bonariensis, is both a filler and a thriller. Reseeds itself.

Elegant purple-pink spires, drought-tolerant sun-lover.

Full sun.

Great back of the border plant, bright deep blue, and BIG!

Spikes of striking intense colour July-Sept if deadheaded.

Upright rose spikes from May-Oct if deadheaded. Scree.

Dark green carpet with blue spikes midsummer.

Attractive leaves. Large flower spikes earlier than V. virginicum.

Imposing tall plant for a sunny site.

Very long period of blooming, can be used for dried flowers.

Flowers in late winter. Scented.

Nice in trough or scree garden. Tough, has lasted 3 years with no protection.

Very fine seeds, do not cover.

Drought tolerant.

Striped corn foliage, green, white, yellow, pink, dark purple tassels, bright red kernels.

Scented chalk white Rain Lily blooms one flower at a time.

Scented pink Rain Lily blooms one flower at a time.

Mix of red, pink, purple, orange, yellow and white double flrs, medium size, older variety.

Cactus flowered, good strong plants with 10cm blooms.

Purchased from nursery but lacking a label.

Umbels in spring, then sporadically into fall. Aka golden Alexander.

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