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Discounts All orders paid in full (with cash or check) the date of pickup/delivery will receive a 5% discount
off your total plant order.
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Availability Availability of any size plant material is subject to change without notice.
New plants that are offered for this year normally aren’t available till the 1st of June.
Would you like us to fax or email our availability to you? If so please call
us and we will put you on our list.
Delivery A fee will be charge for all deliveries. Call ahead for a delivery fee quote. Customers are required to provide unloading labor at the time of delivery from the tailgate of our truck. If our driver unloads without assistance, an additional fee will be charged. Prompt unloading is expected and appreciated.
Limits of Liability Pam’s Perennials guarantees all plants to be true to name and in healthy
condition upon leaving our nursery. We will gladly honor any mistakes, but shall in no case be liable for any sum greater than the original
purchase price.
Contract Growing We would be happy to contract or grow particular plants for our customers. Please tell us which plants and sizes would be of interest. We are always interested in new plants to add to our list.
Affiliations Ohio Farm Bureau
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We will not be offering credit for returned pots. We will gladly recycle pots that came from our nursery, but will no longer give out the credit. Thanks!
Check out our Shrub Selection! Every year we add more varieties of shrubs. If you do not see what you need
SHRUBS - call for pricing on quantities of 25 & up 1-9 10-24 25 & UP
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BERBERIS DR ○ Barberry
thunbergii ‘A. Nana’ – (Crimson Pygmy) dwarf compact plant with showy reddish purple foliage, great for hedge or border, 2’
t. ‘Concorde’ - deep maroon purple foliage that is even more intense in the fall, small yellow flowers are followed by red berries, nice for edging or a small hedge, 18” #2 Cont……………………………………………………………..10.00 9.00 #3 Cont……………………………………………………………..15.00 14.00 BUDDLEIA Butterfly Bush
Summer DR ○◑ H
Large fragrant summer flowers that attract butterflies. Flowering occurs on new wood, so cut back heavy each spring for better flowering; fast and easy color. davidii ‘Black Knight’ – very dark purple flowers, 5-7’ #2 Cont………………………………………….......................7.20 6.40 6.00
Flutterby Petite 'Blue Heaven' - lavender blue flowers over silvery
blue green foliage, 24-30" Flutterby Petite ‘Dark Pink’ - purplish blue flowers with a pink eye, 24-30” Flutterby Petite ‘Tutti Fruitti Pink’ - bright pink, 24-30” #2 Cont..…………………………………………………………….7.45 6.65 6.35 ‘Miss Molly’ - These sangria red flowers really stand out! Stays compact and uniform in habit, 4’ #2 Cont………………………………………………………………8.95 8.25
BUXUS ○◑ Boxwood
m. ‘Green Gem’ – deep green foliage, compact, slow grower. This boxwood naturally produces a globe shape so it requires little pruning. 2’
#3 Cont……………………………………………………………18.25 17.25 x. ‘Green Mountain’ - small dark green foliage forms a pyramidal shape, 5 #3 PRYAMIDAL………………………………………………..25.00 x. ‘Green Velvet’ – glossy deep green color stays even through winter, forms a neat compact globe, 3-4’ #3 Cont…………………………………………………………….18.25 17.25
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BUXUS (cont.) ‘Little Gilbert’ - dwarf slow growing, dark green foliage, 12-18” #2 Cont………………………………………………………………12.75 11.75
‘Winter Beauty’ - (Korean) nice bright green foliage during the warmer
season, then turns a beautiful coppery orange in winter, 3’ #3 Cont…………………………………………………………….18.25 17.25
CALLICARPA Beautyberry
June to August ○◑ H round deciduous shrub
dichotoma ‘Early Amethyst’ - clusters of small lavender-pink flowers appear in the summer, flowers are followed by large clusters of bright glossy amethyst-purple fruits which ripen in late summer and are stunning thru October, great for borders, or mass planting, attracts birds, 3-4’ tall 4-5’ wide #3 Cont……………………………………………………………….14.75 14.00
CARYOPTERIS Blue Mist Spirea, Bluebeard
Mid to Late Summer DR ○◑ x. clandonensis ‘Grande Blue’ - Tons of deep violet-blue flowers on top of glossy green foliage that stays neat and tidy! Easy to grow! 24-36” #2 Cont………………………………………….......................7.20 6.40 6.00 #3 Cont……………………………………………………………….9.20 8.40
CHAMAECYPARIS ○ Gold Mop Falsecypress
pisifera ‘Gold Mop’ – dwarf form that holds its gold color all year; soft to touch; evergreen, 3-6’ #2 Cont..................................................................13.50 12.50 #3 Cont..................................................................15.50 14.50
CLEMATIS ○ H
‘Dr. Rupple’ - deep rose-pink with a carmine red bar down each petal, flowers have ruffled edges, blooms May-June and September (Available May) ‘H.F. Young’ - blue flowers with creamy anthers, wide petals that overlap, Free flowering with attractive seed pods, blooms May-June, and September (Available in May) #1 Staked Cont........................................................12.00
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CLEMATIS cont.
paniculata (Sweet Autumn) - very fragrant white flowers, blooms August Thru September, prolific bloomer #2 Staked Cont……………………………………………………11.75 paniculata ‘Sweet Summer Love’ - (Sweet Autumn) very fragrant cranberry purple flowers, blooms appear a month earlier than regular Sweet Autumn Clematis, blooms appear from Mid July thru mid September #3 Staked Cont……………………………………………………14.75
CLETHRA Summersweet
July thru August ○◑ H Butterfly and Hummingbird candy!!
alnifolia ‘Hummingbird’ – fragrant white flowers over dark green glossy foliage, nice compact rounded shrub, 30” #3 Cont……………………………………………………………….17.50 16.25
CORNUS ○◑ DR Red Twig Dogwood
'Pucker Up' - distinctive glossy, puckered foliage, white flowers in spring,
bright red stems in winter, attractive and deer resistant! 3-4' tall and wide #3 Cont..................................................................18.00
DEUTZIA
Late April thru Early May ○◑ DR low growing gracillus ‘Nikko’ - light green deciduous leaves that turn burgundy in the fall With small pure white flowers, excellent for a rock garden or border, 18” #3 Cont………………………………………………………………..13.25 12.25
'Yuki Cherry Blossom' - pink flowers on this low growing Deutzia, creates
an array of pink on this neat and tidy mounding plant, rich burgundy- purple fall color, good for mass plantings, 12-24" #3 Cont………………………………………………………………..15.25 14.25
EUONYMUS ○ Dwarf Burning Bush
alata ‘Compacta’ – compact form; perfect for hedge and specimen use, fiery red fall coloring, 8-10’ # 3 Cont………………………………………………………..…….15.50 14.50
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EACH EACH EACH FOTHERGILLA Dwarf Fothergilla
Late April – Early May ○◑ gardenii – fragrant 1-2” bottlebrush flowers appear before its summer foliage. Leaves start out a deep green and change to shades of yellow, orange, and red for fall, 3-5’ #3 Cont……………………………………………………………….15.50 14.50 HYDRANGEA
**Arborescens bloom on new wood - can be pruned in the fall, winter, or spring. arborescens ‘Annabelle’ – huge pure white snowball flowers from June thru September, blooms well in the shade, flowers dry nicely, blooms
on new wood, 4-5’◑● #3 Cont……………………………………………………………...15.00 14.00 macrophylla ‘Abracadabra Star’ - big saucer lace-cap flowers that start out pink and white and mature to a hot pink on top of black satin stems, the black stems show great interest in the garden even before the flower, flower color can be shifted to blue with adding aluminum sulfate to the
soil, 36-48” ○◑ #3 Cont.................................................................18.00 17.00 m. ‘Let’s Dance Starlight’ -giant lace-cap flowers are rosy pink to blue with depending on the soils PH, blooms on old and new wood, fast growing, 2-
3’ ○◑ Cityline Series - features compact plants with strong stems, large mophead flowers with very vivid color. Compact and disease resistant, maintenance free and requires no pruning which means more flowers for the upcoming summer! Flowers on old wood. m. ‘ Cityline Berlin’ - large pink flowers change to green with age, 2-3’ #3 Cont……………………………………………………………..17.00 16.00 m. ‘Cityline Rio’ - large flowers emerge green and change to a bold blue
to purple or even both depending on the pH of the soil, 2-3’○◑
m. 'L.A. Dreamin' - First macrophylla to show mixed colors of pink and blue
on the same plant without any aluminum sulfate! This hydrangea can flower in shades of blue, purple, and pink at the same time on one plant, great rebloom! 4' (Available in June) #3 Cont.................................................................18.00 17.00
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m. ‘Endless Summer’ - huge mophead, flower colors vary from pink to
blue, very hardy blooms on old and new wood, June-frost 4’○◑ #3 Cont……………………………………………………………….20.50 **Paniculatas bloom on new wood - can be pruned in the fall, winter, or spring. paniculata ‘Bobo’ - this hydrangea is engulfed by large white flowers in summer, stems are very strong and sturdy, in fall the flowers get a pinkish
cast, dwarf, 30-36" ○◑ p. ‘Fire and Ice’ - blooms open creaming white then change to pink by midsummer, then deep red in the fall, early blooming, foliage is an
attractive greenish red, 6-10’ ◑ #3 Cont……………………………………………………………..17.00 16.00 ‘Fire Lite’ - upright panicles are packed with many florets that start from pure white to a rich pomegranate pink, 6’ (Available in June) #3 Cont.................................................................18.00 17.00
p. ‘Limelight’ – bright lime green flowers appear in late summer, 6-8’○◑
p. ‘Little Lime’ - a dwarf form of ‘Limelight’, 3-5’ ○◑ p. 'Little Quick Fire' - just like 'Quick Fire', yet compact, 3-5' (Available
in June) #3 Cont……………………………………………………………..17.00 16.00 #7 (Limelight & Quickfire Tree Form)…………………48.00 p. ‘Phantom’ - absolutely huge flower clusters, plant is similar to ‘Limelight’
but with much bigger flower panicles, 6-8’ ○◑ #3 Cont……………………………………………………………...15.00 14.00 p. ‘Pinky Winky’ – two-toned 12-16” long flower heads start to appear in midsummer and are held on strong sturdy stems. Flower heads emerge white, then turn pink and continue to push new white flowers from the tip of the panicle. Dark green foliage makes a great contrast for this plant.
Blooms regardless of climate, soil, PH, or pruning! 6-8’ ○◑ p. ‘Quick Fire’ – blooms start out white then age to pink. This hydrangea
is called ‘Quickfire’ because its the quickest paniculata to bloom, 6-8’ ○◑ #3 Cont……………………………………………………………..17.00 16.00 #7 (Limelight & Quickfire Tree Form)…………………48.00 p. ‘Tardiva’ - large white showy flowers in August and September, blooms on new wood, 6-8’ #5 Cont……………………………………………………………….20.50
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petiolaris (Climbing Hydrangea) – lovely dark green glossy foliage with heads of white flowers appear in late June. Great as a vine or
groundcover! Fast grower! ○◑●
#3 Cont……………………………………………………………….15.50 14.50 quercifolia (Oakleaf) – white flower appear in June, on large oak shaped
leaves; beautiful deep red fall color, 6’ ○◑ (Blooms on old Wood)
q. 'Munchkin' - large flowers open white and age to pink, very strong stems
deeply lobed oak-like leaves, mahogany fall foliage, 3' (Available in June)
◑ q. ‘Ruby Slipper’ - in early summer this plant is covered in 9” long white flowers, but quickly turns pale pink then a deep rose, dark green foliage
then turns to a rich mahogany-red in fall, 3.5’ ◑ q. ‘Sikes Dwarf’ - its half the size of other quercifolias, broad foliage with
ivory colored flowers, blooms July to August, 3’○◑(Blooms on old Wood) #3 Cont…………………………………………………………….16.50 15.50 #5 Cont (quercifolia only)……………..………………….21.00 19.75
HYPERICUM St. Johnswort
Mid Summer-Early Fall DR ○ upright mound frondosum ‘Sunburst’ - deciduous shrub with attractive flaking reddish Brown bark on mature stems and beautiful blue-green foliage. Flowers are golden yellow with bushy stamens. Reddish brown fruit in September And last well into winter, compact, 24” # 2 Cont……………………………………………………………10.00 9.50
ITEA Sweetspire
June and July ○◑H
virginiana ‘Henry’s Garnet’ - extremely sweet smelling flowers above dark green foliage which turns to a dark maroon, for fall holds its fall color until late in the season; tolerates moist soil, 3-4’ ‘Little Henry’ – dwarf, compact mounded Itea with pure white sweetly scented flowers; a great display of reddish-purple fall foliage, 18-24” #3 Cont…………………………………………………………….17.00 16.00
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JUNIPERUS ○ Juniper
Drought, heat, humidity, and salt tolerant, low maintenance evergreen! horizontalis ‘Wiltonii’ (Blue Rug) – flat juniper with nice blue color which lasts all winter, very hardy, 6” h. ‘Blue Chip’ - great silver blue foliage, more compact form, but with great vigor, 8-10” (Available in June) ‘Blue Pacific’ - ocean blue-green foliage that keeps good color all year round, low trailing habit, wonderful blue green groundcover, very hardy 10-12’ tall 6’ width procumbens ‘Nana’ - (Japanese Garden Juniper) bonsai style juniper with Dense upright branches that are bright green to blue green, 1’ tall by 5-6’ wide if given adequate space squamata ‘Blue Star’ - silvery blue green needles are on year round, slower growth rate than most junipers, this one stay low growing, rounded with a compact growth habit, 18-24” height by 3-5’ wide
spreading habit, tolerant of a wide variety of soils, 2-3' #2 Cont…………………………………………………………….12.50 11.50 #3 Cont…………………………………………………………….14.50 13.50
KERRIA Japanese Kerria
April-May ○◑● Japonica ‘Golden Guinea’ - very showy yellow flowers, can tolerate dry or wet Soil and even dense shade, 4-8’ Pleniflora - golden yellow flowers are fully double, showy, fast growing, 8- 10’ #3 Cont………………………………………………………………13.00 12.00 PHYSOCARPUS Ninebark
Mid Summer ○ upright
'Lemon Candy' - bright chartreuse foliage from spring till fall, white flowers
in spring, compact habit 4-5' (Available in June) #3 Cont.................................................................18.00 17.00 ‘Summer Wine’ – Compact form. Deep cut dark purple foliage gives this plant a finer texture, flowers are pinkish white and button-like. Foliage turns to yellow bronze for fall. 5-6’ ‘Tiny Wine’ - dark maroon foliage all season with white flowers, Dwarf form, Bushy and compact, 3-4’ tall and wide #3 Cont……………………………………………………………...17.00 16.00
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EACH EACH EACH RHAMNUS Buckthorn
frangula ‘Fine Line’ - fern like foliage that is finely textured, upright narrow
aromatic ‘Gro-Low’ - dense low growing shrub that spreads rapidly, foliage changes to scarlet to orange in fall, 30” (Available in June) #3 Cont………………………………………………………….…16.00 15.00 ROSA Rose
All Summer DR ○ mound
Drift roses are repeat bloomers that are tough, disease resistant, winter
hardy, and maintenance free. They are a cross between a groundcover rose
and a miniature rose. With that they have kept their disease resistance and
toughness. Blooms profusely from spring to frost. They are naturally compact
and have very attractive foliage. (Available in June)
'Apricot Drift' (Meimirrote) - double apricot flowers start blooming in
spring and last all season, 18" (Available End May) ‘Coral Drift’ - bright orange/coral blooms cover this mounding shrub all season, height 1-2’ spread 2-3’ (Available in June)
from mid spring to frost, strong disease resistance, 18" (Available End May)
'Pink Drift' (Meijocos) - deep pink flowers with a soft faded center, 18"
(Available End May) ‘Popcorn Drift’ (Novarospop) - flower starts out yellow that fades to a creamy white, looks like buttery popcorn, height 1-2’ spread 2’ ‘Red Drift’ (Meigalpio) - this one has the most petite flowers of all the drift roses, it is great for border plantings and drapes beautifully over rock walls or edge, great flower power, height is 18” with a wider spread (Available in June) #2 Cont………………………………………………………….....13.50 12.50 #3 Cont………………………………………………………………15.50 14.50
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This Knockout series are basically maintenance free with blooms constantly
from spring to frost! They also are disease resistant and drought tolerant!
‘Double Knockout’ – luscious cherry red true double rose flowers, 3-4’ ‘Knockout’ – deep cherry flowers that are 3 ½” across; compact mounded, 3' 'Sunny Knockout' - fragrant bright yellow flowers which age to a cream color, flowers continuously and profusely, resistant to mildew, rust, and black spot, 3' (Available In June) #2 Cont………………………………………………………….....13.50 12.50 #3 Cont………………………………………………………………15.50 14.50
SALIX ○◑ Willow
integra ‘Hakuro Nishiki’ - smaller variety with variegated pink and white foliage, great specimen to put in a smaller garden, 5-8’ purpurea ‘Nana’ (Arctic Willow) - fine foliage with a rounded habit, shrub that can be pruned for a hedge or left to grow natural, fine foliage is blue green and then yellow for fall the stems are dark purple , 5’ #3 Cont…………………………………………………………….15.75 14.25
SPIRAEA
Double Play ‘Gold’ - bright gold foliage is accented by hot pink flowers in summer, maintains its neat compact shape with very little pruning. More intense color than other varieties! 16-24” (Available in June) #3 Cont…………………………………………………………….15.75 14.25
SPIRAEA (cont.) ○◑ mound
j aponica ‘Little Princess’ – a compact, dense plant with petite leaves and pink flowers all summer long, 18-24”
j. 'Lemon Princess' - yellow foliage with pink flowers in late spring to
mid summer, very compact, dense, 18-24" j. ‘Magic Carpet’ - bright green foliage with red tips and pink flowers in the summer, dwarf Spiraea, 18” x. ‘Gold Flame’ - new growth appears red, copper, and orange; mature foliage is a brilliant golden yellow, pink flowers in June, after blooming trim lightly for bright new foliage, foliage turns red in fall, 2-3’ x. ‘Goldmound’ – pink flowers appear in June & July with low mounded foliage of gold. Color holds up great all season18-24” x. ‘Neon Flash’ – red blooms appear late spring thru fall, foliage starts out purple then matures to green and forms a dense mounding shrub, 3’ #3 Cont……………………………………………………………..12.75 11.75
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SYRINGA ○ H Lilac
meyeri palabin - (Korean) fragrant lavender flowers, with small foliage and stays compact, 4-6’ patula ‘Miss Kim’ – (Dwarf Lilac) fragrant icy-lilac blue blooms mid May-June, 6’ #3 Cont……………………………………………………………..15.50 14.50
THUJA ○◑ Arborvitae
o. ‘Emerald’ - dark green pyramidal, slow grower, 10-15’ 4-5’ #7……………………………………………………………...48.00 o. ‘Mr Bowling Ball’ - dwarf rounded shrub with dense foliage, lacy deep green foliage color stays all year round, evergreen, slow growing, 24-30” #2 Cont…………………………………………………………….12.50 11.50 #3 Cont…………………………………………………………….14.50 13.50 o. ‘Rheingold’ - new growth starts out gold then turning to a bright chartreuse, then bronze for fall, easy to grow shrub, drought and disease resistant, low maintenance, evergreen, 5-7’ tall #2 Cont…………………………………………………………….11.50 10.50
VIBURNUM ○◑ upright
carlesii - very fragrant dense flower heads measure up to 3 inches across, pink buds open to white, very sweet, spicy vanilla fragrance, 4-6’ plicatum tomentosum ‘Mariesii’ - 3-4” white flowers are held above green foliage in May, horizontal branching forms a round habit; red/purple fall foliage. 6-8’ tall with 8-10’ spread plicatum ‘Popcorn’ - flowers appear in May and look like popcorn balls lining each branch, dark red fall foliage, 6-8’ ‘Shasta’ – spreading plant has broad horizontal branching which produces flower clusters that are up to 6” across! Bright red fruit ages black. Stunning dark red fall foliage! 6’ #3 Cont……………………………………………………………….18.50 17.75 # 5 Cont..................................................................21.00
WEIGELIA DR ○ upright
‘Fine Wine’ - an improved version of ‘Wine and Roses’, more compact, 2-4 florida ‘My Monet’ - dwarf variegated Weigelia, foliage variegation will be more white in the shade with pink tones in full sun, flowers are bright pink, 24” tall by 18-24” wide #3 Cont……………………………………………………………..16.50 15.50
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f. ‘Spilled Wine’ - very dark red wavy foliage that has a spreading habit, flowers are a hot magenta pink similar to ‘Wine and Roses’ except this plant is shorter and wider than it is tall, 18-24” tall 24-36” wide f. ‘Wine & Roses’ (Alexandra) – Beautiful Weigela! Stunning hot pink flowers over dark glossy burgundy-purple foliage, foliage color
intensifies in the fall, 4-5’
f. 'Wings of Fire' - large bronze colored foliage from early summer into fall,
foliage color will intensify by the sun, pink flowers in early summer, resistant to wind and rain damage, 4-5' tall and wide (Available in June)
'Maroon Swoon' - extremely deep red blooms on deep green foliage,
great contrast! Stunning performer! 4-5' (Available in June) #3 Cont……………………………………………………………..16.50 15.50 YUCCA Adams Needle
Early to Mid Summer DR ○◑ clump
filamentosa 'Color Guard' - sword-like bright creamy yellow blades with
green edges, flower is creamy white and very sturdy, fall and winter foliage is flushed with a rose pink color, 2-3' #2 Cont................................................................10.50
PERENNIALS
ACHILLEA Yarrow
June to September DR ○ upright spreading m. ‘Saucy Seduction’ - flowers open to an intense fuchsia pink then lighten to a medium pink, new flowers form all summer long providing an array of colors all season, 18-24” ‘Strawberry Seduction’ - red florets with bright gold centers, very sturdy habit, 27” ‘Sunny Seduction’ - butter yellow flowers with a very sturdy habit, 27” #1 Cont..…………..……………………………………………....4.95 4.15 3.85
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EACH EACH EACH AGASTACHE Anise Hyssop
July to September DR ○ Hupright mound
'Blue Fortune' - tall spikes of blue flowers, fragrant foliage, 36"
‘Kudos Ambrosia’ - flower spikes are light rose pink, creamy coconut, and pale orange, forms tight mounds, flower colors change constantly making this plant compatible with any color, 17” (Available in June) ‘Kudos Coral’ - Glowing coral, dense flower plumes that are scented with a sweet honey-mint scent! Easy to grow and long flowering. 17” ‘Kudos Gold’ - rich spikes of gold flowers, mint green foliage takes on a honey-licorice minty scent, 24” ‘Kudos Mandarin’ - bright orange flowers that will last and last, very hardy, 17” #1 Cont………………………………………………………………..4.95 4.15 3.85
AJUGA Bugleweed
April-May 6-9” DR ○◑● H spreading groundcover ‘Black Scallop’ – glossy blackish green leaves that have a scalloped edge and violet blue flowers. Beautiful groundcover for sun or shade, but foliage deepens to black in full sun and also in cooler temperatures, 6” reptans ‘Burgundy Glow’ – blue flowers, striking green, burgundy pink, and white variegated foliage r. ‘Catlin’s Giant’ – a giant Ajuga with 6” long green and purple leaves, 8” tall blue flower spikes, once established will spread into a dense groundcover. Loads of texture! ‘Chocolate Chip’ – dwarf, rich chocolate narrow leaves, blue flowers, 4” #1 Cont………………………………………………………………..4.95 4.15 3.85 ALCHEMILLA Lady’s Mantle
Late spring to early summer 18” DR ○◑● mound mollis ‘Auslese’ – evergreen basal foliage below chartreuse flowers #1 Cont………………………………………………………………..4.95 4.15 3.85
ALLIUM Ornamental Onion
Mid Summer-Late Summer DR ○◑ H upright
‘Millenium’ - tons of large 2” round bright rosy purple flower clusters are held on strong stems, forms a perfect , yet compact upright clump of glossy green thick leaves, does not reseed, 15-20” #1 Cont……………………………………………………………….7.55 6.75 6.45
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EACH EACH EACH AMSONIA Thread-leaf Blue Star
May-June DR ○◑ N upright hubrichtii – clusters of steel blue flowers over very fine foliage, upright bushy plant! Excellent golden fall foliage. A very nice graceful long-lived native plant, 3’ #1 Cont………………………………………………………………..4.95 4.15 3.85
ANEMONE Japanese Anemone
September and October ◑● mound ‘Pamina’ – double rose flower, excellent form, 3-4’ – Pam’s Favorite!! ‘Pretty Lady Diana’ - single pink flowers, very floriferous, compact, 16” ‘Pretty Lady Emily’ - double rose pink flowers, compact, 16” x. hybrida ‘Honorine Jobert’ – profuse, single white flowers, carried on graceful branching stems atop dark green foliage, 3-4’ #1 Cont…………………………………………………………………5.75 4.95 4.65
AQUILEGIA Columbine
Late spring to early summer DR ○◑ H upright
caerulea 'Origami Mix' - large flowers with extended bloom time, compact
plant, 14-16" #1 Cont………………………………………………………………..4.95 4.15 3.85 ARALIA Golden Japanese Spikenard
Mid-Late Summer 3’ DR ◑ cordata ‘Sun King’ - very large bright gold leaves, tiny white flowers which turn to purple black berries in the fall. This very hardy, yet tropical looking, and fast growing plant will really brighten up a shade garden! In deep shade the foliage will turn more of a green color. (Available End May) #2 Cont……………………………………………………….........10.55 9.75
ARMERIA Thrift, Sea Pinks
May-July ○◑ mound maritima ‘Splendens’ - rosy-pink flower spheres over rich green grassy foliage, 6-8” #1 Cont………………………………………………………………..4.95 4.15 3.85
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ARTEMISIA Wormwood
Summer 12-18” DR ○◑ low mound schmidtiana ‘Silver Mound’ – feathery, silver foliage, good in rockery or as
a border, use to show color contrasts (Available in June) #1 Cont………………………………………………………………..4.95 4.15 3.85
ASCLEPIAS Butterfly Weed
All Summer 18-24” DR ○ H N upright
tuberosa – A hassle free perennial with intense orange flowers! This plant is butterfly candy and attracts many different kinds of butterflies. Its excellent for a sunny dry location! #1 Cont………………………………………………………………..4.95 4.15 3.85 incarnata - rosy-pink flower clusters, erect habit, prefers moist soil, but can handle normal plant conditions also, 3-4’ #2 Cont……………………………………………………………….6.95 6.15 5.85 ASTER Michaelmas Daisy
Fall DR ○ N mound
dumosus ‘Alert’ - deep crimson red flowers with yellow centers, 12”
‘Kickin Carmine Red’ - carmine red double flowers with yellow centers on mounding foliage, 2-3’ (Available in July) ‘Kickin Lilac Blue’ - lilac blue flower blanket bushy mounds of foliage, 2-3’ novae-angliae ‘Purple Dome’ - deep purple flowers in August and Sept., 18” n. a. ‘Vibrant Dome’ - vibrant pink flowers on tidy foliage in fall, 18-24” #1 Cont………………………………………………………………..4.95 4.15 3.85 ASTILBE False Spirea
Early summer DR ○◑● mound arendsii ‘Bridal Veil’ – white fragrant flowers over green foliage, early, 24” #1 Cont………………………………………………………………..4.95 4.15 3.85 ‘Boogie Woogie’ - large upright plumes of bright glowing pink flowers held
above dark green foliage, very floriferous, midsummer, 14-16” #1 Cont……………………………………………………………....5.95 5.15 4.85
chinensis ‘Visions’ –sweet scented, raspberry plumes, late summer 12-14” #1 Cont………………………………………………………………..4.95 4.15 3.85 c. ‘Visions in Red’ – deep red buds open to pink-red flowers, bronze-green foliage, and red stems, midsummer, 15” c. ‘Visions in White’ - compact, sturdy strong stems with pure white flowers, drought tolerant; 15-18” #1 Cont……………………………………………………………....5.95 5.15 4.85
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japonica ‘Montgomery’ – dark red plumes on red stems, above beautiful reddish bronze foliage, midsummer, 20” j. ‘Rheinland’ – full pink flowers, vigorous plant, early summer, 24” simplicifolia ‘Hennie Graafland’ – Pink delicate looking blooms are held above nice glossy green foliage, vigorous grower and profuse bloomer! Similar to ‘Sprite’, mid –late summer, 16” s. ‘Key West’ – Lovely dark burgundy foliage with glowing carmine-red flowers. This one produces twice as many flowers as other types and will often rebloom, mid – late summer, 16-20” #1 Cont………………………………………………………………..4.95 4.15 3.85
BAPTISIA False Indigo
Late Spring-Early Summer
Decadence 'Cherries Jubilee' - beautiful maroon and yellow flowers held
on strong sturdy scapes, blue-green dense foliage, seed pods in the fall, secondary branching makes this floriferous, 30-36" (Available in July)
Decadence 'Lemon Meringue' - bright lemon yellow flowers on charcoal
colored stems and blue green foliage, buds start as a charcoal color then open to yellow! Great Vigor! 3' (Available in July)
Decadence 'Sparkling Sapphires' - vibrant and intense violet blue flowers
with a light yellow keel form on 8" long flower spikes, grey-green foliage, compact habit, 30-36" (Available in July) #1 Cont...................................................................8.75
BRUNNERA Alkanet, Chinese Forget-Me-Not, Siberian Bugloss
Early to Late Spring DR ◑● BEAUTIFUL PLANT! mound
macrophylla ‘Jack Frost’ – leaves have a frosty silver overlay that resemble cracked porcelain, creating a shimmering effect, sky blue flowers, 12" #1 Cont……………………………………………………………...10.00
CAMPANULA Bellflower, Harebell
Early to mid summer DR ○◑Hmound carpatica ‘Blue Uniform’ – Improved ‘Blue Clips’! More compact and even flowering, 6-8” c. ‘White Uniform’ – same as ‘Blue Uniform’, but w/ white flowers, 6” poscharskyana ‘Blue Waterfall’ – tons of deep blue bell shaped flowers that start to appear in June, vigorous plant, low growing spreader, 8-10” #1 Cont………………………………………………………………..4.95 4.15 3.85
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CHELONE Pink Turtlehead
Late summer to early fall 2-3’ DR ○◑ upright lyonii ‘Hot Lips’ – tight clusters of rose-pink flower spikes, likes moisture #1 Cont………………………………………………………………..4.95 4.15 3.85 #2 Cont………………………………………………………………..6.95 6.15 5.85
CHRYSANTHEMUM (SEE LEUCANTHEMUM) Shasta Daisy
COREOPSIS Tickseed
Spring to early summer DR ○◑ mound
'Citrine' - bright glowing yellow flowers, low maintenance, long blooming
extremely compact, 5" (Available in June) ‘Cosmic Eye’ - bright golden yellow flower with a prominent dark red eye and a yellow center, attractive foliage similar to grandiflora varieties. This variety is a cousin of ‘Full Moon’ and ‘Red Shift’. Compact habit, well branched, blooms summer thru fall, 12-20” ‘Crème Brulee’ – more vigorous and larger flowers than ‘Moonbeam’ DROUGHT TOLERANT, 18-24” N ‘Golden Sphere’ - fully double bright yellow flower on lance-shaped leaves, stays compact, 8” (Available in June) ‘Jethro Tull’ - fluted golden yellow flowers over compact mounded foliage, 18” Lil Bang ‘Daybreak’ - these single bicolor flowers are red with sunny yellow/orange edge, compact, 6-10” (Available in May) Lil Bang ‘Enchanted Eve’ - bicolor petals are dark yellow at the tips with rich reddish orange bases around their golden centers, compacts, 6-10”
Lil Bang 'Red Elf' - cute and compact with rich red flowers and yellow
centers, 6-10" (Available End May) Lil Bang ‘Starlight’ - large white flowers with a bright purple ring around the center of the gold center, cute and compact,6-10” #1 Cont………………………………………………………………..4.95 4.15 3.85 Satin and Lace ‘Berry Chiffon’ - 2” creamy white flowers with a raspberry eye that extends out the petals as temps get cooler, highly mildew resistant, bushy, compact, and long flowering, 18-22” ‘Satin and Lace ‘Red Chiffon’ - flowers starts out a pale yellow with a bright red eye that will expand late in the season until the whole flower is red, 18-22” (Available in June) #1 Cont………………………………………………………………..4.95 4.15 3.85
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'Sun Up' - semi-double yellow flowers stay very compact, long blooming,
excellent heat and drought tolerance once established, a compact version of 'Early Sunrise', 10-12" (Available End May) v. ‘Electric Ave’ (Mayo Clinic Flower of Hope) - bright yellow star-like flowers appear from summer till frost, larger than ‘Moonbeam’ with
similar threadlike foliage, very fast growing .To honor their sesquicentennial, the Mayo Clinic chose a cheerful, colorful,
sturdy plant that will thrive in any of their 6 locations in 6 states! 15-18” (Available in June) v. ‘Moonbeam’ - SUB Electric Ave. (Improved Moonbeam) v. ‘Zagreb’ – clear, gold-yellow flowers, fern-like foliage, compact, upright
June-August DR ○ low growing ‘Fire Spinner’ - vibrant orange petals surround red/magenta and white centers, shiny apple green succulent foliage, 2-3” #1 Cont……………………………………………………………....5.95 5.15 4.85
‘Jewel of the Desert Garnet’ - ruby red petals blend to magenta around yellow stamens, 4-6” ‘Jewel of Desert Peridot’ - citrus yellow and white bicolor flowers, 4-6” #1 Cont………………………………………………………………..4.95 4.15 3.85
DIANTHUS Cottage Pinks, Maiden Pinks
Late spring and summer DR ○ H mound ‘Candy Floss’ - double lacy pink flowers mature to a pinky white with deeper
pink flecks, silver blue foliage, 9-11”
'Coral Reef' - double coral-pink flowers with a white picotee, 6-8" (Available
in June) ‘Frosty’ - double white flowers, fragrant, compact, 6-7” gratianopolitanus ‘Firewitch’ –single bright magenta fragrant flowers, deep
blue foliage, 8-10” #1 Cont………………………………………………………………..4.95 4.15 3.85
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g. ‘Frosty Fire’ – double scarlet red flowers, longer lasting flowers 6-8” ‘Passion’ - lots of velvety double red flowers appear over silver foliage, 11” ‘Rosebud’ - tons of double salmon-pink flowers, WOW!! 8” Awesome Color! One of Our Favorite Dianthus! ‘Starlette’ - big, double bright pink flowers with red eye, 8” (Available in June) ‘Superstar’ - fragrant flowers with bright patterns of maroon and deep pink, 9-10” ‘Waterloo Sunset’- bright fuchsia pink double flower with a dark red eye, 12” (Available in June) #1 Cont………………………………………………………………..4.95 4.15 3.85
DICENTRA Bleeding Heart
Spring and early summer DR ◑● mound formosa ‘Luxuriant’ – cherry red flowers consistently appear thru summer, over nice blue-green ferny foliage, heat tolerant and hardy. Great performer! 12” #1 Cont………………………………………………………………..5.95 5.15 4.85 spectabilis – old fashioned bleeding heart, pink flowers, 30”-upright mound s. ‘Alba’ – white form of above 30” - upright mound #1 Cont………………………………………………………………..4.95 4.15 3.85 s. ‘Gold Heart’ - peach colored stems hold onto bright gold chartreuse leaves and large rose-pink flowers in late spring, 3’ #1 Cont……………………………………………………………....7.95 7.15 6.85
DIGITALIS Foxglove
Early Summer DR ○◑H clump
purpurea 'Dalmation Peach' - beautiful peach flowers are held up on very
sturdy upright stems, very uniform, yet compact, produce secondary spikes for a second bloom, 16-20" p. Dalmation Purple Improved - very strong upright stems hold up large Rich purple flowers with spotted throats, well branched stems produce Secondary spikes for an extended bloom, very uniform, compact, 16-20” #1 Cont………………………………………………………………..4.95 4.15 3.85
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Summer DR N ○◑ H erect
‘Big Kahuna’ - tons of honey mango colored flowers sit on very sturdy stems
with an upright habit, very fragrant, 20” (Available in June) ‘Chiquita’ - these banana yellow flowers are short and compact, when
blooming this plant looks like a well arrangement of yellow colored daisies! Foliage is deep green and very clean, 14” #1 Cont……………………………………………………………….8.10 7.30 6.90 ‘Cheyenne Spirit’ - this Echinacea has an incredible color range, from bold red,
near fluorescent orange, magenta, golden yellow, and white, well branched and bushy habit, 22-30”
#1 Cont………………………………………………………………..4.95 4.15 3.85 ‘Cleopatra’ - fragrant, vibrant yellow flowers are 3-3 ½” with an orange cone, stems are well branched and very strong, flowers will lighten to creamy yellow with age, compact habit, 16-18” #1 Cont………………………………………………………………7.20 6.40 6.00 ‘Dixie Scarlet’- bright red/orange flowers, compact, very fragrant, long lasting flowers, 15-18” #1 Cont……………………………………………………………….8.10 7.30 6.90 #2 Cont...................................................................9.75 ‘Dixie Sun’ - brilliant yellow flowers, very fragrant and long lasting flowers, 15-18” (Available in June)
'Golden Skipper' - this plant is loaded with lemon yellow flowers, compact
and very sturdy, 15-18" (Available in June) #1 Cont……………………………………………………………….8.10 7.30 6.90 ‘Hot Papaya’ - Rated the hottest new plant by 2009 American Nurseryman
Magazine! Blooms emerge with fluorescent papaya colored petals and a deep red-orange cone. ‘Hot Papaya’ ages with its rich spicy orange petals that are held below a double reddish orange pompom. This
Echinacea is a hybrid but has many traits as a purpurea! 2-3’ #1 Cont…………………………………………………………………8.10 7.30 6.90 #2 Cont .....................…………………………………………...9.75 ‘Julia’ - These 4” glowing orange flowers have a golden copper cone, very strong and well branched stems. As flowers age they turn to golden
EACH EACH EACH ECHINACEA (cont.) Coneflower 'Orange Skipper' - tons of bright tangerine orange flowers, sturdy, compact plant #1 Cont…………………………………………………………………8.10 7.30 6.90 #2 Cont .....................…………………………………………...9.75 p. ‘Pink Double Delight’ – similar to ‘Razzmatazz’ but with a shorter, more
compact habit. True pink 3” pompon flowers age to lavender-pink, nice sturdy stems; free flowering, 18-24” #1 Cont………………………………………………………………..7.10 6.20 5.80 p. ‘Green Jewel’ - bright green 4” flowers with a darker green center, 24” (Available in June) #1 Cont…………………………………………………………………8.10 7.30 6.90 p. ‘Pow Wow White’ - tons of white flowers with a yellow cone, hardy, 22” p. ‘Pow Wow Wild Berry’ - very deep rose colored petals with a rose cone, free flowering, compact, 22” p. ‘Ruby Star’ – (Rubinstern) exceptionally large, deeper and brighter color
than ‘Magnus’. Magnus improved! 36” #1 Cont………………………………………………………………..4.95 4.15 3.85
'Rainbow Marcella' - flowers open bright orange then age to a deep mauve
for a multicolored rainbow effect, 18-24" (Available in June) #1 Cont…………………………………………………………………8.10 7.30 6.90
EUPATORIUM Snakeroot, Joe Pye Weed
Late summer to fall DR N ○ upright dubium ‘Little Joe’ – shorter version of ‘Gateway’, perfect for smaller gardens,
4-5’ ○◑
rugosum ‘Chocolate’ – chocolate leaves with deep shiny purple stems make a
wonderful contrast to clusters of bright white flowers, Sept-Oct, 3-4’ ◑●
#2 Cont………………………………………………………………..7.05 6.25 5.95 EUPHORBIA Cushion Spurge
April-May ○ upright mound polychroma ‘Bonfire’ - deep purple, red, orange foliage, chartreuse flowers show great contrast against its foliage, 18” #1 Cont………………………………………………………………..5.25 4.45 4.15
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Autumn Brilliance (dryopteris erythrosora) – beautiful young orange fronds glow against the glossy green color of the mature fronds. Leaf color is best in part sun. Once established this fern can adapt to
many different growing conditions; evergreen 18-24” ◑● Cinnamon (osmunda cinnamomea) – cinnamon-brown fronds in late spring,
aristata ‘Arizona Apricot’ - 3” deep apricot colored flowers are tip with gold compact foliage, very hardy, 12” ‘Arizona Red’ - same habit as ‘Arizona Sun’, but with bright 4”burgundy red flowers, 12-15” ‘Arizona Sun’ – large 4-5” fiery red and yellow bi-colored flowers, above compact foliage. Blooms earlier than ‘Kobold’. Uniform habit. 12” #1 Cont………………………………………………………………..4.95 4.15 3.85 GALIUM Sweet Woodruff
Late spring 6” DR ◑● low groundcover odoratum – tiny white flowers, foliage has scent of newly-mowed hay, good for
naturalizing or beneath shrubbery #1 Cont………………………………………………………………..4.95 4.15 3.85
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Early summer to frost 18-24” DR ○◑ upright mound
l. 'Pink Lady' - tons of large pink and white blooms on compact dark green
foliage with bronze accents, 18-24" (Available in June) l. ‘Rosyjane’ - white 4-petaled flowers have a pretty candy pink edge, with an open vase-like habit, 18-24” (Available in June) l. ‘Siskiyou Pink’ – wine red buds open to rose pink flowers with white
stamens, darkened foliage, vase shaped -mound N l. ‘Whirling Butterflies’ – bright white flowers on numerous thin red spikes #1 Cont………………………………………………………………..4.95 4.15 3.85 GERANIUM Cranesbill
Summer DR ○◑ ‘Rozanne’ – LARGE violet-blue flowers above mounds of deep green foliage,
profusely flowers from June-October, 18-20” – PPA FOR 2008!!!! #1 Cont……………………………………………………………….7.05 6.25 5.85 s. ‘Striatum’ (Lancastriense) – pink flowers, crimson veins, creeping, blooms all summer, red fall foliage, 8-10” ‘Max Frei’ - deep magenta pink flowers, 10-15” #1 Cont………………………………………………………………..4.95 4.15 3.85
GEUM Avens
Late Spring - Mid Summer 30” DR ○◑ H ‘Fire Storm’ - large double orange flowers, vigorous, compact, sterile 12-20” ‘Totally Tangerine’ - tall strong stems carry tons of bright apricot to tangerine colored sterile flowers, fuzzy deep green compact foliage stays about 14”, very floriferous, incredible performer! #1 Cont………………………………………………………………..4.95 4.15 3.85
GRASSES
‘Arundo Donax’ - blue-green foliage that resembles thick bamboo or cornstalks, great as a specimen or a screen planting, very fast grower, 15-
20’ #5 Cont……………………………………………………………….12.00 ‘Arundo donax ‘Variegated’ - white and green variegated foliage resembles cornstalks, fast grower, great as a screen planting or specimen! 12’ #3 Cont………………………………………………………………18.00
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Calamagrostis a. ‘Karl Foerster’ – one of the earliest to plume, wheat-colored
seed heads, good vertical lines, great in any garden, June, 5’- erect ○ PPA Plant for 2001! #2 Cont……………………………………………………………...8.10 7.30 7.00 #3 Cont………………………………………………………………10.10 9.30 9.00
carex 'Blue Zinger' - steel blue grass that makes a terrific groundcover, 10-
18"○◑ (Available in May) #1 Cont……………………………………………………………..6.10 5.30 5.00
carex 'Evergold' - thin blades of cream colored leave with green margins,
mounding plant with brown flower heads. 10-16" (Available in June) #1 Cont……………………………………………………………..6.10 5.30 5.00
carex' Ice Dance' - green blades with white creamy margins, slow spreading
habit, 6-12" (Available in June) #1 Cont……………………………………………………………..6.10 5.30 5.00 erianthus ravennae - grey green mounds of foliage, with flower stalks that rise high above the foliage. 14’ #3 Cont………………………………………………………………10.10 9.30 9.00
Festuca 'Beyond Blue' - the most bluest festuca available, even in the
hot summer, this one stays a beautiful steel blue, 6-10" ○◑ DR (Available in June)
#1 Cont……………………………………………………………..6.10 5.30 5.00 Hakonechloa macra ‘All Gold’ - great colorful groundcover for shady areas,
slender stems hold bright golden yellow foliage, 18” ◑● Quart………………………………………………………………..6.50
Hakonechloa macra ‘Aureola’ (Japanese Forest Grass) – bright yellow and
green variegated grass, would brighten up a shade garden,12-24”- ◑● DR 2009 Perennial Plant of the Year!!!! Quart…………………………………………………………………6.50
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Imperata ‘Red Baron’ (Japanese Blood Grass) – blood-red foliage which
intensifies in the fall, not self seeding, 1-2’ ○◑ Qt………………………………………………………………….……5.50 #1 Cont……………………………………………………………….7.85 7.05 6.65 Leymus a. ‘Blue Dune’ (Blue Lyme Grass) - a true blue grass that is tolerant to
sun, sand, and drought , tough grass, fast grower, 3-4’ ○◑● #2 Cont……………………………………………………………...8.10 7.30 7.00 Miscanthus sinensis ‘Adagio’ – thin silver-gray foliage with 24”
inflorescence in October, 4-5’- upright arch ○DR #2 Cont……………………………………………………………..8.60 7.80 7.50 Miscanthus s. purpurascens –blades turn a brilliant reddish orange in the fall,
silvery plumes in mid summer, grows best in moist well drained soil, 4-5’-
upright arch ○◑DR
#2 Cont……………………………………………………………...8.10 7.30 7.00 #3 Cont………………………………………………………………10.10 9.30 9.00 Miscanthus s. ‘Super Stripe’ – thick gold bands on wide blades, looks great
border plant, small clump, mounding, 3-5’ - ○◑ DR
#2 Cont……………………………………………………………..8.60 7.80 7.50
Miscanthus s. ‘Variegatus’ (Striped Eulalia) – green & white vertical stripes,
use as screens, groupings, or by ponds, 5-7’ upright arch ○◑ DR
variegation, 6-8’ upright arch ○ DR N #2 Cont……………………………………………………………...8.10 7.30 7.00
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Panicum v. ‘Heavy Metal’ – blue blades with a tidy habit, silvery airy flower plumes appear in late summer and last into fall, tough and easy to grow, 3-
4’ upright ○ DR N #2 Cont……………………………………………………………...8.10 7.30 7.00
Panicum ‘Hot Rod’ - This one turns red before any other Panicum! Blades emerge blue-green and start to turn red rapidly until the whole plant is
a rich deep maroon! 36-40” ○ DR #2 Cont……………………………………………………………...8.10 7.30 7.00 Panicum ‘Northwind’ - very wide steel blue blades are very strong, fast
grower, upright habit! 6’ *2014 Perennial Plant of the Year!* ○ DR #2 Cont……………………………………………………………...8.10 7.30 7.00 Panicum ‘Ruby Ribbons’ - blue green blades turn to dark red that darken
thru the season, The darkest of the red varieties! 4’ ○ DR
#2 Cont……………………………………………………………...8.10 7.30 7.00
Panicum v. ‘Shenandoah’ – The brightest red panicum, red blooms, 2-3’-
upright ○ DR N #2 Cont……………………………………………………………...8.10 7.30 7.00 #5 Cont................................................................11.20 10.80 10.40
Pennisetum ‘Burgundy Bunny’ - fine green blades have red accents in summer, by fall the entire plant will be red, white bunny tail flowers in
silver and purple spikes, feathery plumes, Aug-Oct, 2-3’- arching ○DR
#2 Cont……………………………………………………………...8.10 7.30 7.00
Pennisetum orientale ‘Karley Rose’ – intense smoky rose pink blooms
with deep green foliage, long blooming, hardier species – arching 3-4’○#2 Cont……………………………………………………………...8.10 7.30 7.00
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Schizachyrium scoparium ‘Standing Ovation’ - blades are a bit thicker and have a greenish-blue cast becoming a deep purple towards the base, this upright clump changes to an intense mixture of red, yellow, purple, and
orange in fall, electrifying fall color! 3-4’ (Available in June) ○#2 Cont……………………………………………………………...8.10 7.30 7.00
HELIANTHUS Sneezeweed
Mid Summer-Fall N ○ ‘Happy Days’ - these golden flowers are 3 ½ -4” with an anemone-like center and short ray petals, purple-well branched stems, upright, 24” x. multiflorus ‘Sunshine Daydream’ - tons of golden yellow blooms are fully double and dahlia-like, fast growing, mildew resistant 5-6’ #2 Cont………………………………………………………….6.95 6.15 5.85
HEMEROCALLIS Daylily
Summer ○◑
'Blackthorne' - light creamy yellow flowers with a touch of peach, wine
purple eye that matched its picotee edge, chartreuse throat, ruffled petals rebloomer, excellent! 26" (Available in June) #1 Cont………………………………………………………………..7.05 6.25 5.95 ‘Chicago Apache’ – (T) 5” ruffled fiery red flowers, extremely sun fast color,
sturdy plant, mid-late season, 30” #1 Cont……………………………………………………….……...5.45 4.65 4.35 Happy Returns – canary yellow blossoms with excellent growth habit, consistently blooms from May to frost, heat tolerant, rebloomer, 16”
'Little Grapette' - beautiful lavender purple flowers with a yellow throat,16"
Pardon Me’ – cranberry red with chartreuse green throat, rebloomer, 18” #1 Cont………………………………………………………………..4.95 4.15 3.85
'Passionate Returns' - 4" rosy red ruffled flowers with a yellow throat,
flower has a perfect form, one of the best rebloomer, tons of flowers with blooms all summer and into frost! 17" (Available in June) #1 Cont………………………………………………………………..7.05 6.25 5.95 ‘Purple D’ Oro’ - reddish purple petals with dark purple veins and light lavender sepals, flowers are lightly ruffled, reblooming, 18” (Available in
Rosy Returns - rose pink with a deep rose eye and yellow throat, EVERBLOOMING, blooms consistently from June to frost, 14” #1 Cont……………………………………………………………….6.45 5.65 5.35 Stella de Oro – continuous yellow/gold blooms from June to frost 12-20” #1 Cont………………………………………………………………..4.95 4.15 3.85 Strawberry Candy – strawberry pink, rose red eye, & a golden green throat, a
superior tet. Extra heavy bud count and an extended rebloomer!! #1 Cont…………………………………………………………….....5.95 5.15 4.85 HEUCHERA Coral Bells
Late spring to early summer H mound
m. ‘Plum Pudding’ – Shimmering plum purple with shiny foliage and a tight
habit. One of the best ones, cream flowers spring, early summer 12” ◑● (Available in June) #1 Cont…………………………………………………………….....5.95 5.15 4.85 ‘Berry Smoothie’ - amazing rose pink to purple rose foliage, big and bold habit with awesome color year round, Terra Nova rated this one of their biggest ‘Wow’ plants of last year! A blend of villosa and Americana.
18” ○◑ ‘Black Taffeta’ - large, shiny, and silky black foliage is ruffled, this plant
has great vigor! 12” ○◑●
'Blondie' - (Little Cutie Series) - caramel colored foliage that stay very
compact, tons of flowers spikes are creamy yellow up to 20 8" spikes per
plant, plant gets just 5" tall and 8" wide, (Available in June) ○◑● ‘Fire Alarm’ - Hot ON Fire! Hard to keep in stock! Beautiful thick, leathery very red foliage, changes to different hues throughout the season, super
vigorous, 9” ◑● #1 Cont………………………………………………………………8.10 7.30 6.90 ‘Frosted Violet’ - villosa habit, pinkish violet foliage with a silver overlay,
'Lime Ruffles' - very large and ruffled lime green foliage with a white
overlay, villosa hybrid so this one has great heat tolerance and larger
leaves ◑● (Available in June) ‘Midnight Rose’ – A vigorous sport of Obsidian! Hot pink splashed onto dark black foliage, WOW! The hot pink flecks start out small in spring, but then grow and brighten as the season persists. The pink then lightens to cream to end the season. What A Show! This Heuchera thrives in full sun,
12” ○◑ #1 Cont…………………………………………………………….8.10 7.30 6.90 ‘Obsidian’ – This coral bell has shiny, broad, rounded BLACK leaves that will NOT fade, even in full sun! Will tolerate heat and humidity. A
must have! 10” ○◑ ‘Paris’ – this cousin of ‘Hollywood’ has large deep rose-pink flowers that
last for several months, foliage is a frosty mint color, each 14” bloom stem
lasts for 2 months! This will brighten up a shade garden! 7” ◑ H
#1 Cont………………………………………………………….…6.95 6.15 5.85 ‘Spellbound’ - foliage is very ruffled with shades of silvers and tints of rose purple, purple tones are more in spring, silver is more prevalent in
the shade, this one is a big plant with a dense multi-crown habit, 9” ○◑
'Sweet Tart' - (Little Cutie Series) - lime colored leaves that stays in a tight
mound, bi-colored bright pink and cerise colored flowers held on dark
stems, blooms spring, summer and fall! 5" tall by 8" wide◑● (Available in June) ‘Zipper’ - leaves change in color all year long, in spring and fall its orange, in summer and winter it’s golden amber! Foliage is bright and seriously ruffled. This variety is bred with villosa which gives it its larger leaf size
great tolerance to heat and cold, 8” ○◑● #1 Cont…………………………………………………………….8.10 7.30 6.90 Villosa Hybrids are more heat and humidity tolerant! Fast Grower! Overwinters reliably! villosa ‘Caramel’ – fuzzy bright orange foliage with purple-red undersides,
robust grower, cream flowers appear in early – midsummer, 12” ◑● v. ‘Citronella’ – clean fuzzy bright chartreuse yellow foliage, holds its best chartreuse color in shade, can tolerate early morning sun, cream flowers,
‘Redstone Falls’ - First groundcover Heucherella; mounding then sending
trailing foliage! Beautiful fall tones on broadly lobed leaves with dark veins that change color with the season, vigorous grower, villosa breeding 10” (Available in June)
'Sunrise Falls' -yellow maple shaped leaves with crimson veining and white
'Berry Awesome' - huge 7-8" intense lavender pink flowers on dark
midnight olive foliage, very dense and compact habit, maple like leaves,4' (Available End May) ‘Cranberry Crush’ - black buds open to 7-8” glossy deep red flowers that have ruffled overlapping petals, short compact plant, foliage is deep green and leathery, #3 Cont………………………………………...........................11.00 ‘Midnight Marvel’ - Hot Hibiscus! Deep wine purple, maple like foliage of
‘Summer Storm’ and 8-9” scarlet red flowers, compact habit, very long flowering! 4’ #3 Cont....................................................................10.00
'Perfect Storm' - 7-8" white flowers edged with light pink and a bright eye
that shoots out with the veins, awesome compact plant! 3' (Available in End May)
‘Summer Storm’ - pink flowers with rose veining and a deep magenta eye, These flowers are 8-10” in diameter, beautiful deep wine purple foliage, Compact habit, 4-5’ #3 Cont………………………………………............................11.00
HOSTA
MATURE HABIT BLOOM FLOWER COLOR SCAPE FRAGRANT
August Moon – brilliant chartreuse gold corrugated leaves that can tolerate full sun, slug resistant #1 Cont………………………………………………………………..4.95 4.15 3.85
26x36” MOUND PALE LAV 30” ○◑
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MATURE HABIT BLOOM FLOWER COLOR SCAPE FRAGRANT
Blueberry Muffin - A very strong grower! Blue foliage deepens to a blue- green late in the season. Leaves are round and puckered with nice light mauve petioles. Matching mauve flowers stems hold up lavender flowers. #1 Cont……………………………………………………………..6.35 5.55 5.25
14”x 36” MOUND EARLY LAVENDER 18” ◑● MEDIUM SUMMER
Blue Mouse Ears - small hosta with adorable thick, heart-shaped blue gray/green leaves, forms a perfect mound, leaves have excellent substance #1 Cont………………………………………………………………5.75 4.95 4.65
8x12” MOUND MID LAVENDER ◑● SMALL SUMMER
'Curly Fries' - chartreuse rippled, narrow leaves form a nice mound,
mature plants have red petioles, foliage shows its best chartreuse when it gets morning sun! 2016 HOSTA of the YEAR!!!! (Available in June) #1 Cont………………………………………………………………6.35 5.55 5.25
6"x16" MOUND MID LAVENDER ◑● SUMMER
‘Dancing Queen’ - leaves emerge bright yellow and stays yellow all season! Large leaves display a pie crust type edge, a very unique yellow hosta, an improvement on all other yellow hostas. #1 Cont………………………………………………………………6.35 5.55 5.25
18x28” MOUND MID-LATE PALE LAV ◑ SUMMER
Earth Angel - Variegated sport of ‘Blue Angel’. Huge blue green leaves with wide creamy white margins. This hosta has thick leaves and good substance. Very impressive, mature clumps can reach 5’ across! #1 Cont………………………………………………………………8.95 8.15
36”x48” MOUND MID PALE LAV ◑● LARGE SUMMER
Empress Wu -One of the largest hostas in the world, mature green leaves are massive measuring 18” in width with great substance, Awesome Specimen! #1 Cont……………………………………………………………..8.95 8.15
4’x5-6’ LARGE MID LAVENDER 5’ ◑● MOUND SUMMER
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'Fire Island' - foliage starts out bright yellow on red stems, then in summer
the foliage darkens to a chartreuse with rippled edges, red petiole color bleeds into the base of the leaf. One of our favorites! #1 Cont………………………………………………………………5.75 4.95 4.65
16X25" MEDIUM MID LAVENDER ◑● MOUND SUMMER
First Frost - a sport of ‘Halcyon’, but with intense blue-green foliage and Creamy yellow edges in spring, by midsummer the edges turn white, Very pest resistant, good substance, named ‘First Frost’ because this Hosta looks awesome until the first frost. #1 Cont……………………………………………………………..6.70 5.90 5.60
16x28” MOUND MID PALE LAV ◑● MEDIUM SUMMER
Fragrant Bouquet – brightly variegated foliage and large very fragrant flowers make this plant. Fast Grower!
Francee - semi glossy green with a creamy white margin, variegation holds up well in the sun, forms a wide, low mound of foliage #1 Cont………………………………………………………………..4.95 4.15 3.85 #2 Cont...................................................................6.95 6.15 5.85
20x36” MOUND MID/LATE LAVENDER 30” ◑● SUMMER
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MATURE HABIT BLOOM FLOWER COLOR SCAPE FRAGRANT
Golden Tiara - heart-shaped light green leaves with a yellow ruffled margin That holds its color all summer. Produces short neat purple flowers. #1 Cont………………………………………………………………..4.95 4.15 3.85
15x22” LOW JULY PURPLE 20-24” ○◑ MOUND AUGUST
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MATURE HABIT BLOOM FLOWER COLOR SCAPE FRAGRANT
Great Expectations - heart shaped puckered leaves with irregular blue green edges and a creamy yellow center, great substance, slow grower #1 Cont……………………………………………………………..8.00 7.20 6.80
24x36” MOUND SUMMER WHITE ◑
Green Gold - dark green ovate leaves, with creamy yellow to white margins good substance, slug resistant, sun tolerance #1 Cont………………………………………………………………..4.95 4.15 3.85
23X50” MOUND MID-LATE PALE 30” ◑● SUMMER LAVENDER
Guacamole –gold centered, green margined. Colors intensify with more light and during the growing season. Outstanding and a fast grower! Very Fragrant! American Hosta Growers Award for 2002! #1 Cont………………………………………………………........8.00 7.20 #2 Cont…………………………………………………………….10.00 9.20
24X54” SEMI AUGUST NEAR WHT 38” YES ◑● UPRIGHT
Halcyon – outstanding narrow blue foliage, one of bluest with heavy substance; therefore, slug resistant. Nice compact flowers. #1 Cont……………………………………………………………..6.70 5.90 5.60
20x24” DENSE JULY PALE LAV 28” ◑● MOUND AUGUST
Island Breeze - wide green margins with bright yellow centers in spring, Centers will turn chartreuse in shade and light yellow in sun, very showy red petioles! Great Substance! #1 Cont……………………………………………………………7.90 7.10 6.70
12”x28” MOUND MID DARK LAV 28” ○◑● SUMMER
June - gold-center with blue-green margins, thick substance, sport of ‘Halcyon’, medium growth rate. 2001 HOSTA OF THE YEAR! #1 Cont……………………………………………………………..6.70 5.90 5.60
15X20” DENSE LATE JULY PALE LAV 20” ○◑●
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MATURE HABIT BLOOM FLOWER COLOR SCAPE FRAGRANT
Krossa Regal – a classic that endures – thick powdery blue foliage, smooth texture, thick substance, excellent background or specimen plant.
#1 Cont…………………………………………………………….…5.25 4.45 4.15
33X70” VASELIKE JULY LAVENDER 5-6 FT ◑● ERECT MOUND AUGUST
'Maui Buttercups' - bright gold rounded leaves are cupped and corrugated
heavy substance, one of the best small yellow hostas! #1 Cont………………………………………………………………5.75 4.95 4.65 10x18" MOUND MID NEAR WHITE SUMMER
'Mini Skirt' - Mini Hosta with thick wavy blue-green leaves with creamy
yellow margins in spring; in summer the center turns green and the edges lighten to creamy white
#1 Cont……………………………………………………………7.90 7.10 6.70
5x7" MOUND EARLY-MID PALE ◑● SUMMER LAVENDER
Patriot – wide white margins w/ dark glossy green leaves. Fast grower, good
groundcover or specimen, nice substance – good sun tolerance #1 Cont……………………………………………………………..6.70 5.90 5.60
2x30” MOUND LT JULY LAVENDER 30” ◑● EARLY AUG
Powder Blue - A giant blue hosta! Leaves can get to 14" long by 11" wide!
Powdery blue foliage that is heavily corrugated for great slug resistance! Forms an impressive mound! #1 Cont................................................................6.35 5.55 5.25 #2 Cont................................................................8.35 7.55 7.25
29x64" LARGE MID NEAR WHITE ◑● MOUND SUMMER
Praying Hands - upright narrow tightly folded leaves that resembles hands folded in prayer. Heavily rippled foliage has a very thin gold edge. #1 Cont……………………………………………………………7.90 7.10 6.70
20x30” MOUND SUMMER LAVENDER 18” ◑
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MATURE HABIT BLOOM FLOWER COLOR SCAPE FRAGRANT
Rainforest Sunrise - leaves start out light green then quickly turn to dark
green margins and radiant gold centers, as they age the thick leaves become lightly cupped and heavily puckered.
#1 Cont……………………………………………………………..6.70 5.90 5.60
8”x16” MOUND MID PALE LAV 18” ◑ SUMMER
Summer Breeze - Dark green leaves that are bordered by a wide yellow margins. Great substance!
#2 Cont…………………………………………………………….10.00
20”x45” MOUND LATE PALE LAV ○◑ SUMMER
Stained Glass - a sport of ‘Guacamole’ with large 10” bright gold leaves and dark green edges, these shiny leaves are deeply veined which give this a
Stained glass look, vigorous grower! 2006 Hosta of the Year! #1 Cont………………………………………………………………7.75 6.95 6.55
15x30” MOUND JULY PALE LAV YES ○◑● Sum and Substance – huge leaves up to 18” long and 14” wide. Very slug
resistant. Starting chartreuse, changing to golden with medium amount of bright light. Remaining chartreuse if in deep shade. Excellent specimen or background plant – Amazing!
Early to midsummer DR ○◑H vase, clump ensata ‘Variegata’ – beautiful green and white striped foliage, with dark purple flowers, great in a boggy area or near water’s edge, 28” #1 Cont……………………………………………………………….5.45 4.65 4.35
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EACH EACH EACH IRIS (Siberian) Siberian Iris
Early Summer DR ○◑H erect
sibirica ‘Caesar’s Brother’ – purplish blue flowers, 36-40” s. ‘White Swirl’ – very large white blooms with hint of yellow in throat, 25-30” #1 Cont………………………………………………………………..4.95 4.15 3.85 KNIPHOFIA Red Hot Poker
Summer DR ○ H
'Border Ballet' -shades of red, pink, yellow, and orange, heavy bloomer, 24"
(Available in June) #1 Cont………………………………………………………………..4.95 4.15 3.85
LAMIUM Spotted Deadnettle
Mid Spring-End Summer 6-8” DR ◑● compact mound
m. ‘Purple Dragon’ – deepest purple flower of any Lamium, silvery foliage m. ‘White Nancy’ - silvery leaves with green margins, white flowers, spreading,
stands out in shade garden, Disease Resistant #1 Cont………………………………………………………………..4.95 4.15 3.85 LAVANDULA Lavender
Summer ○ compact mound
angustifolia 'Big Time Blue' - large violet-blue flowers that flower longer
than Hidecote and Munstead, compact grey green foliage, 12-16" (Available End May)
a. ‘Hidcote’ – deep violet-blue flowers over compact silver-gray foliage 12-18" #1 Cont………………………………………………………………..4.95 4.15 3.85
LEUCANTHEMUM (Chrysanthemum) Shasta Daisy
Summer○◑ upright
s. ‘Becky’ – large, single white flowers, no staking, 36-42” PPA FOR 2003! #2 Cont……………………………………………………………..6.95 6.15 5.85
s. ‘Daisy May’ - Very Impressive, super compact, and highly floriferous!
This daisy has 3” pure white flowers which forms a solid dome of blooms, 12-24” (Available End May)
s. 'Laspider' - pure white double flowers with fringed petals, compact,
loaded with flowers, 12-14" (Available End May) #1 Cont……………………………………………………………..6.95 6.15 5.85
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‘Real Dream’ - large yellow flowers with big golden centers, very floriferous, with improved disease resistance, 16-18” s. ‘Real Glory’ - frilly white petals surround expanding yellow anemone-like Centers, 26” #1 Cont……………………………………………………………..5.35 4.55 4.25 s. 'Real Sunbeam' - colorfast deep yellow single flowers with contrasting
deep gold centers, longer lasting flowers, tight clumping habit, 20" (Available in June) #1 Cont……………………………………………………………..6.95 6.15 5.85 s. ‘Snowcap’ – large white daisies over compact foliage, 12-15” #1 Cont………………………………………………………………4.95 4.15 3.85
LIATRIS Gayfeather
Midsummer to late fall DR ○ erect spicata ‘Kobold’ – rose-lavender flowers, earliest to bloom, compact, 24” #1 Cont………………………………………………………………..4.95 4.15 3.85
LIGULARIA Black Groundsel
Late Summer DR ◑
dentate ‘Midnight Lady’ - dark bronze-purple serrated foliage, is topped With golden orange daisy-like flowers on sturdy dark stems, 35-40” #2 Cont………………………………………………………………..8.90 8.10 7.80
LILIUM (Oriental) Oriental Lily
Summer FRAGRANT ○ erect After Eight - Mini Stargazer! Very sturdy stems hold up these Stargazer-like flowers and attractive green foliage, no flopping, 14-16” Casa Blanca – sub see Sunny Okinawa! Stargazer – sub see After Eight! Sunny Okinawa - Mini Casa Blanca! Pure white fragrant flowers on very strong
stems and attractive green foliage, 18” #1 Cont……………………………………………………………....5.95 5.15 4.85
LIRIOPE Lily Turf
Summer DR ○◑● mound muscari ‘Big Blue’- dark bluish-green foliage, lavender flower spike. Good for
edging, 12-15” m. ‘Variegata’ – green & white variegation on outside of leaf, lavender flower,
‘Fan Scarlet’ - beautiful burgundy foliage with vivid scarlet red flowers, forms a dense clump of upright growth habit, compact, excellent bloom time, 24” (Available in May) #1 Cont………………………………………………………………..4.95 4.15 3.85
LYSIMACHIA ○◑ Creeping Jenny
nummularia ‘Aurea’ - yellow strands of spreading coin-shaped foliage, will brighten a shade garden, 6” #1 Cont………………………………………………………………..4.95 4.15 3.85
LYTHRUM Purple Loosestrife
Early Summer-Early Fall N ○◑ H upright clump
virgatum ‘Morden’s Gleam’ - long lasting dark pink flower spikes can be present for 2-3 months, loves moisture, 3’ #1 Cont………………………………………………………………..4.95 4.15 3.85 MONARDA Bee Balm
Summer DR N ○◑ upright clump, spreading Aromatic mint-like foliage, likes moist locations.
d. 'Balmy Lilac' - lilac flowers, very mildew resistant, 10-12" (Available in
June) d. ‘Balmy Purple’ - bright purple flowers bloom early and throughout the
summer, dwarf clumps, very mildew resistant, 10-12” (Available in May)
d. 'Balmy Rose' - rose flowers over mildew resistant foliage, very floriferous
and compact, 10-12" (Available in May) ‘Fireball’ - bright red flowers, shorter and more compact than ‘Jacob Cline’, mildew resistant, 18-24” (Available in May) ‘Grand Mum’ - light pinkish mauve flowers are very full and resemble mum flowers, very disease resistant, highly aromatic dark green foliage, 15-18” (Available in June) #1 Cont……………………………………………………………..…5.75 4.95 4.65 ‘Jacob Cline’ – very large red flowers, highly mildew resistant, 3-4’ ‘Petite Wonder' - pale pink mildew resistant and compact habit, 12-15” #1 Cont………………………………………………………………..4.95 4.15 3.85
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April-October ○◑ mound f. ‘Purrsian Blue’ - compact form, makes a dense mound which will double Its spread by its second year, flowers are periwinkle blue, highly
flowers, great as a border, April to October, 18-24” PPA Plant for 2007!!!! #1 Cont………………………………………………………………..4.95 4.15 3.85
OENOTHERA (Evening Primrose, Sundrop)
Summer DR ○ Drought Tolerant spreading berlandieri ‘Siskiyou’ – cup shaped fragrant pale pink 3”flrs., long bloom,6” fruticosa ‘Fireworks’ - dark bronze foliage sets off the bright orange buds that open to bright yellow flowers in June, rosettes are burgundy in winter,
Late spring to midsummer N ○◑ H Drought Tolerant upright
‘Dark Towers’ – shiny bronze-red foliage below masses of pink flowers in July and August. Darker foliage than ‘Husker’s Red’. This plant is tolerant of heat and humidity; a tough carefree plant! 33” (Available End May) #2 Cont……………………………..………………………………8.85 8.05 7.65 ‘Prairie Twilight’ - masses of tubular lavender flowers with white tips appear
on this very showy plant in late spring, 22” ‘Red Riding Hood’ - bold red flowers create a great contrast against its rich
green foliage, 18-24” (Available in June) #1 Cont...................................................................5.35 4.55 4.25
PEROVSKIA Russian Sage
Summer DR ○ upright atriplicifolia ‘Filagrin’– fine textured with blue flowers, upright habit, 3-4’ ‘Little Spire’ – dwarf, w/ lavender blue flowers with silvery foliage, 2’ #1 Cont………………………………………………………………..4.95 4.15 3.85 #2 Cont....................................................................6.95 6.15 5.85
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EACH EACH EACH PHLOX Tall Garden Phlox
Summer and early fall DR N ○◑ Hupright clump
glaberrima ssp. triflora ‘Triple Play’ - pink flowers with a dark pink eye on top of white and green variegated foliage, stays compact habit, 12-15” ‘Minnie Pearl’ - This phlox is so clean, not a speck of mildew on this one! The flower is a look alike to ‘David’ only a shorter plant. Flower stays nice for weeks at a time! This hybrid is a cross between a glaberrima and a
maculate, flowers will appear way before the paniculatas! Beautiful bright white flowers over clean glossy green foliage; slow-medium spreading habit, 12-18” paniculata ‘Blue Paradise’ – fragrant lavender blue flowers, mildew resistant,
24” p. ‘David’ – white fragrant flowers, mildew resistant, 3-4’PPA Plant for 2002! #1 Cont………………………………………………………………..4.95 4.15 3.85 #2 Cont....................................................................6.95 6.15 5.75 p. ‘Flame Pink’ - fuchsia pink flowers with a darker pink eye, dwarf, compact
cultivar, good disease resistance with a bushy habit and fragrant flowers, 15-18”
Phlox p. ‘Flame Red’ - large heads of fragrant red flowers with a deeper Red eye, strong stems, excellent branching, mildew resistant, 16” p. ‘Flame Purple’ - rich purple flowers with a darker eye, , dwarf, compact
cultivar, good disease resistance with a bushy habit and fragrant flowers, 15-18”
#1 Cont……………………………………………………………..5.30 4.50 4.10 #2 Cont.................................................................7.30 6.50 6.10 p. ‘Glamour Girl’ - Awesome new Phlox! Large panicles of fragrant hot coral
pink flowers with dark stems, are held up strong with bright green healthy foliage, very mildew resistant, Very Nice Phlox! 32" p. ‘Nicky’ – deep magenta fragrant flowers, bright, 3-4’ #1 Cont………………………………………………………………4.95 4.15 3.85 #2 Cont..................................................................6.95 6.15 5.85 p. ‘Pixie Twinkle’ - very fragrant soft pink flowers with dark pink eye, Compact habit with increased mildew resistance, and very long bloom time, 15-20” #1 Cont……………………………………………………………..5.30 4.50 4.10 #2 Cont.................................................................7.30 6.50 6.10
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Early to mid-spring 3-6” DR ○ spreading mound subulata ‘Blue Emerald’ – compact, long-flowering blue
s. 'Fort Hill' - dark pink, fragrant flowers
s. 'Purple Beauty' - deep purple blooms
s. 'White Delight' - bright white blooms on spreading foliage
#1 Cont………………………………………………………………..4.95 4.15 3.85
PLATYCODON Balloon Flower
Summer DR ○◑ low growing mound ‘Astra Double Blue’ - balloon flower with fully double blue flowers with thick
petals, long lasting bloom, 8-10” grandiflorus ‘Sentimental Blue’ – blue bell-shaped flowers, when budded
resembles a balloon, prolific bloomer-pest and disease resistant, excellent for borders or rock gardens, 6-8” #1 Cont………………………………………………………………..4.95 4.15 3.85 POLYGONATUM Solomon’s Seal
odoratum - solid green leaves with white flowers, 24” odoratum ‘Variegatum’ - green leaves with a creamy yellow edge which then turns white, slow clumping woodland plant, white flowers dangle over the leaves, prefers woodland areas, 18-24” #1 Cont………………………………………………………………5.95 5.15 4.85
Summer and fall DR ○◑ erect mound fulgida var. fulgida - smaller that ‘Goldsturm’ with blooms for at least 10
weeks! Disease resistant! N #1 Cont………………………………………………………………..4.95 4.15 3.85 f. ‘Little Goldstar’ - much more compact form of ‘Goldsturm’ with 2 ½” golden yellow flowers are held just above short compact dark green foliage, 14” #1 Cont……………………………………………………………...6.80 6.00 5.60
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hirta –long blooming biennial or short-lived perennial, these varieties have vibrant color and bloom from summer into fall; they are often grown as annuals. hirta ‘Autumn Colors’ - a pretty mix of fall colored flowers, deep red, bronze, and yellows, 24-30” (Available in May) hirta ‘Indian Summer’ – (Brown-eyed Susan) golden flowers, brown centers, 24-30”- erect mound (Available in May) #1 Cont………………………………………………………………..4.95 4.15 3.85 l. ‘Herbstonne’ – deep, glossy green foliage that is deeply cut, loose clusters of yellow ray flowers w/ green cones, will take a moist spot, 5-6’, late summer, 8+ weeks- wide upright #2 Cont. ……..………………………………………………….….6.80 6.00 5.60
#3 Cont……………………………………………………………….8.80 8.00 7.60
SALVIA Perennial Salvia
Summer DR ○ compact
n. ‘Marcus’ - this mini East Friesland has violet blue flowers spikes which stays cute and petite, 8-12” n. ‘May Night’–outstanding cultivar, deep purple flowers, long flowering, 18” PPA Plant for 1997! n. ‘Sensation Deep Rose’ - compact similar to ‘Marcus’, flowers are pretty spikes of rose pink, 18-30” (Available in June) #1 Cont………………………………………………………………..4.95 4.15 3.85
SCABIOSA Pincushion Flower
May-June mound ‘Vivid Violet’ - heavy blooming variety with violet flowers that last, 15” #1 Cont………………………………………………………………..4.95 4.15 3.85
SEDUM Stonecrop
August to frost DR ○◑‘Angelina’ – Very Unique! Chartreuse foliage with yellow flowers in June and
July, very cold and heat tolerant, 3-6”
‘Autumn Fire’ – Autumn Joy look-a-like that doesn’t disintegrate at peak of bloom. Thicker, more consistent, much nicer looking, June-Sept., 2-3’ ‘Autumn Joy’ - see ‘Autumn Fire
'Blue Elf' - awesome steel blue foliage, great mounding habit, 3" (Available
in June)
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SEDUM (cont.) Stonecrop ‘Blue Spruce’ - chalky blue low growing foliage that is needle-like, yellow flowers appear in midsummer, spreading habit, 5-7” ‘Cherry Tart’ - (Sunsparkler) tons of pink 5” diameter flower clusters appear over cherry red foliage from late summer to early fall, compact growth
habit, 6” tall 18” spread ‘Dazzleberry’ - (Sunsparkler) a groundcover of smoky blue foliage last all season
long, flowers are raspberry pink that are 6-8” in diameter and last from
late summer till fall, 6-8” tall 18” spread ‘Dragon’s Blood’ -dark green foliage with red edges, as the weather cools Down the foliage turns a brilliant red, dark red flowers appear in late
Summer, 4-6” ‘Firecracker’ - An improved Cherry Tart! More robust and greater vigor! Dark burgundy red foliage is densely branched and a great groundcover, bright pink flowers show up in late summer. 6” (Available in June) #1 Cont………………………………………………………………..4.95 4.15 3.85 ‘Lemonjade’ - Unique citron yellow flowers! 5-7” flowers completely cover the clean, gray-green foliage, flowers are followed by peach colored seed heads, forms a tight dense mound that will not split, 16-18” #1 Cont………………………………………………………………..5.95 5.15 4.85
'Lime Twister' - clusters of small lime green leaves with a creamy yellow
edge, variegated form of 'Lime Zinger', same habit and pink flowers, 14" (Available in June) ‘Lime Zinger’ - (Sunsparkler) lime green foliage with crisp red edges, flowers are hot pink that last from late summer into fall, no flopping or fading, 6”
tall 18” spread ‘Marina’ - the bluest telephium sedum ever, the blue-grey foliage has a tint of
purple in the summer, this has a low mounding habit, has rose-pink Flowers in summer, beautiful, 10-12” spurium ‘Fulda Glut’ – bronze-red foliage all season w/ red flowers, 4” An
improved ‘Dragon’s Blood’!
‘Thundercloud’ - mounding grey green pointed foliage, flowers are pink/white, 8-12” var. floriferum ‘Weihenstephaner Gold’ – green foliage w/ yellow flowers
in June, 6”
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SILENE Red Champion
Spring DR ○◑ mounding
dioica Ray's Golden' - pink flowers are held above bright golden yellow
foliage for an airy look, blooms in spring, 20-24" (Available in June) #1 Cont……………………………………………………………..6.85 6.05 5.65
SISYRINCHIUM Blue-eyed Grass
May-June DR N ○◑ angustifolium ‘Lucerne’ – bright blue ¾” star shaped flowers with gold centers show up above iris-like foliage. 8-10” #1 Cont………………………………………………………………..4.95 4.15 3.85
SOLIDAGO Goldenrod
Late Summer ○ compact ‘Little Lemon’ - The most compact goldenrod currently available. Bright Yellow flower clusters are held above this compact well branched plant. 8-10” #1 Cont………………………………………………………………..4.95 4.15 3.85
THYMUS Thyme
Late Spring to Early Summer DR ○ low spreading praecox ‘Pseudolanuginosus’ (Wooly Thyme) - pink flowers with wooly silver-gray foliage, does well in dry locations, 2” #1 Cont………………………………………………………………..4.95 4.15 3.85
TIARELLA Foam Flower
Midspring DR ◑● clump ‘Pacific Crest’ - deeply cut leaves range from green with dark brown veining #1 Cont...................................................................5.85 5.05 4.75 TRICYRTIS Toad Lily
Late Summer-Early Fall ◑●
formosana ‘Samurai’ - purple flower with dark purple spotting and yellow throats, variegated foliage with a creamy almost gold edge. Tough plant with consistently clean foliage, compact form but vigorous rhizomatous habit, 18” #1 Cont………………………………………………………………..4.95 4.15 3.85
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Fall DR N ○ lettermanii ‘Iron Butterfly’ - foliage is similar to Amsonia hubrichtii with a Compact, vigorous habit and purple flowers in the fall, tolerant of hot dry summers, 30-36” #1 Cont………………………………………………………………..4.95 4.15 3.85 VERONICA Speedwell
Late spring to midsummer DR ○◑ clump
'Sweet Lullaby' - pure baby pink flower spikes on top of bushy healthy
green foliage, very compact, 6" (Available in June) #1 Cont....................................................................6.95 6.15 5.85
'Very Van Gogh' - rosy purple flowers on well branched scapes, secondary
spikes appear for extended bloom time; bright green upright foliage, 18-20" (Available in June)
