Perennials Catalog

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Height: 33 - 36 Spread: 30 - 36

Light: Full sun Zone: 3 - 8

Small, deep yellow flowers in huge clusters on

sturdy stems above the silvery gray foliage.

Drought resistant plant. Flowers hold color

when dried. Blooms in late spring or early

summer.

Coronation Gold Yarrow

Achillea x Coronation Gold

Height: 6 - 10 Spread: 10 - 14

Light: Full sun or full shade Zone: 3 - 10

Excellent spreading ground cover featuring deep

blue flower spikes and attractive bronzy-bluefoliage. Forms a dense, carpet-like mat, even in

shady areas! Blooms May through June.

Catlins Giant Bugleweed

Ajuga reptans Catlins Giant

Height: 6 Spread: 6 - 8

Light: Full sun to part shade Zone: 3 - 7

Blue-green scalloped foliage is felty to the touch

and backs the short sprays of tiny yellow flow-

ers. Blooms in summer.

Red Stemmed Ladys Mantle

Alchemilla erythropoda

Height: 18 - 24 Spread: 18 - 24

Light: Full sun Zone: 3 - 8Beautiful, deeply cut, silver-gray foliage and

sulfur-yellow flowers appear in June and

continue until September. Performs well in

northern gardens. Excellent drainage is nec-

essary for best results.

Moonshine Yarrow

Achillea x Moonshine

Height: 24 Spread: 24


Finely textured, fern-like gray-green foliage

makes an excellent foil for the tall heads of

reddish-brown flowers. A proven performer in

hot, dry situations with poor soil. Flower

heads can be dried. Blooms in summer.

Paprika Yarrow

Achillea millefolium Paprika

Height: 15 - 18 Spread: 18 - 24


Small, vibrant yellow flowers rise above the

bright, lime green leaves. This luxurious foliage

mass mounds and spreads for a good filler in

shade gardens. Blooms in summer.

Ladys Mantle

Alchemilla mollis

Height: 18 - 24 Spread: 12 - 18


Produces deep blue flowers late in the sum-

mer and autumn. Flowers are deep purple

inside and paler blue outside. All parts of the

plant (especially the roots and seeds) are

extremely poisonous.

Azure Monkshood

Aconitum fischeri


Light: Full sun to full shade Zone: 3 - 8

Bright rose pink, ball-shaped flower clusters are

produced on thin, leafless stalks above the com-

pact mound of dark green, evergreen, grassy

foliage. These little wonders are produced freely

from mid-spring to early summer.

Variegated Bishops Weed

Aegopodium podograria Variegatum

Height: 18 - 24 Spread: 18 - 24


Small white flowers in clusters on sturdy

stems above the foliage. A very drought re-sistant plant. Blooms from June through

September.

The Pearl Yarrow

Achillea x The Pearl



Glossy, near black scallop leaves form a dense

mound. From mid to late spring, short spikes

of deep blue flowers stand upright above the

low spreading foliage.

Black Scallop Bugleweed

Ajuga Black Scallop


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Bright rose pink, ball-shaped flower clusters are

produced on thin, leafless stalks above the com-

pact mound of dark green, evergreen, grassy

foliage. These little wonders are produced freely

from mid-spring to early summer.

Armada Rose Sea Thrift

Armeria Armada Rose



Clumping evergreen perennial forms neat

mounds topped by profusion of rosy red flower

heads. Great for rock garden, landscape accents

or containers. Blooms in spring, remove old

flowers for rebloom.

Bloodstone Sea Thrift

Armeria maritima Bloodstone

Height: 12 - 15 Spread: 12 - 18

Light: Filtered sun Zone: 3 - 8

Slightly fragrant flowers are borne above soft-

textured blue-green foliage. Spreads by under-

ground stems. White nodding flowers May to

July above bright green foliage.

Snowdrop Anemone

Anemone sylvestris



Small snow white blooms appear like a carpetover the lush gray-green foliage. An easy to

grow perennial well suited to rock gardens, dry

garden walls, perennial borders and as a

groundcover on slopes. White flowers in spring.

Snowcap Rock Cress

Arabis caucasica Snow Cap

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Narrow, glossy green leaves form prostrate

mats of foliage. In mid-spring, Sandwort is blan-

keted by relatively large white flowers. It is the

perfect substitute for moss in sunny areas.

Mountain Sandwort

Arenaria montana



Bright white, cotton ball flower clusters are

produced on thin, leafless stalks held about 3-4

in. above the tight mounds of evergreen, grassy

foliage. These little wonders bloom from mid-

spring through early summer.

Cotton Tail Sea Thrift

Armeria Cotton Tail



Produces a dome of blade-like dark green foliage

in a perfectly round form. Blooms in mid to late

spring. Flowers are a bright wine red pompomperched atop thin straight upright stems. Re-

blooms heavily over 6 to 8 weeks.

Splendens Sea Thrift

Armeria maritima Splendens



Silvery, aromatic foliage is finely textured with

silky pubescence. Good as single accent. Mass

for a color effect. Better adapted to areas with

cool summers than hot. Non-invasive. Insignifi-

cant flowers.

Silver Mound Artemisia

Artemisia schmidtiana Silver Mound



A virtually hassle-free perennial, offering three

months of tangerine-orange blooms from early

to late summer. Deadheading the flowers will

stimulate another bloom cycle about a month

after the first one. The flowers are particularly

attractive to hummingbirds, butterflies, bees,

and other beneficial insects.

Butterfly Weed

Asclepias tuberosa



A low growing, compact plant featuring car-

mine-red flowers on wiry stems rising up

from dense, dark-green grass-like leaves.

Flowers in April

Dusseldorf Pride Sea Thrift

Armeria maritima Dsseldorfer Stolz


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Height: 12 - 15 Spread: 15 - 18


Intense, deep crimson flowers cloak this resil-

ient dwarf perennial. Bred for short stature

with wide spreading dense habit. Deep crim-

son daisies in late summer to fall.

Alert Aster

Aster Alert

Height: 18 - 24 Spread: 12 - 18


Cherry fuchsia-pink flowers with a yellow center

in May and June, over low mounds of lance-

shaped leaves. Attracts butterflies.

Happy End Aster

Aster Happy End

Height: 18 - 24 Spread: 20 - 24


A shorter, bushy selection with finely textured,

mint-scented foliage. Beginning in late summer,

a myriad of daisy-like flowers with yellow cen-

ters and petals the color of the autumn sky inNew England appear.

October Skies Aster

Aster October Skies

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Pure white blossoms held above vivid green

foliage. Essential to partially shaded borders.

Perfect in masses for moonlight gardens. Pure

white blooms June to July.

Bridal Veil Astilbe

Astilbe x arendsii Bridal Veil

Height: 15 - 18 Spread: 18 - 24


Features a profuse bloom of pink flowers

which can entirely cover the plant with bloom

from mid-August6 until early October. No stak-

ing required. Attracts butterflies.

Peter Harrison Aster

Aster Peter Harrison

Height: 18 - 24 Spread: 24 - 30


Mounds of royal purple cover big bushy plants

that bloom well into frost-free autumn weather.

Combine with other Asters for a multicolored

effect. Deep purple blooms late summer to fall.

Purple Dome Aster

Aster Purple Dome



Single, clear medium blue flowers with gold

centers appear in August and bloom through

October. From a beautiful new fall-blooming

series of aster cultivars with highly mildew re-

sistant foliage and great dwarf stature.

Woods Light Blue Aster

Aster Woods Light Blue

Height: 18 - 24 Spread: 24 - 30


Excellent dwarf perennial for borders and

small gardens. Features clear blue, yellow cen-

tered daisy-like flowers that bloom in fall, a

time when few plants are in color. Tolerates

heat and drought.

Professor Kippenburg Aster

Aster Professor Kippenburg



An easy to grow perennial wonderful in bedsand borders. Cut flowers have an unusually

long vase life. Early fall flowering. Attracts

butterflies.

Winston Churchill Aster

Aster Winston Churchill



Clear pink single flowers from August

through October make this a great addition to

the autumn perennial garden. Asters are great

for attracting butterflies to the garden.

Woods Pink Aster

Aster Woods Pink


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Height: 24 - 30 Spread: 18 - 24


Graceful, airy mounds with showy plumes of

feathery flowers. Good in pots and tubs. Nice

colorful landscape accent in moist areas, such

as around pools. White flowers in summer.

Deutschland Astilbe

Astilbe x arendsii Deutschland



A species that blooms in early summer withglossy green leaves often tined with red.

Vibrant raspberry-lilac plumes are produced

in pyramidal clusters.

Elizabeth Van Veen Astilbe

Astilbe x arendsii Elizabeth Van Veen



Showy perennial for beautiful summer color in

shady areas. Tall, feathery blooms of deep gar-

net red valued for light, airy quality, rise above

bronze-green foliage. Great in massed plant-ings. Deep garnet red blooms May through

July.

Fanal Red Astilbe

Astilbe x arendsii Fanal

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Late summer plumes of rich rose-purple flowers

on a smaller compact plant. Color lasts for two

months and makes a good cut flower. Focal

point in the woodland garden. Flowers in mid-

summer.

Pumila Astilbe

Astilbe chinensis Pumila

Height: 12 - 15 Spread: 18 - 24


Excellent evergreen perennial displays large

heart-shaped, glossy, dark green leaves in boldrosettes. Flower clusters are lovely spring ac-

cents. Effective in shaded foreground plantings

and borders. Pink flowers in spring.

Heartleaf Bergenia

Bergenia cordifolia

Height: 12 - 15 Spread: 10 - 12


A new dwarf Astilbe, excellent for use as an

edging plant and in foreground plantings.

Feathery, soft, shell-pink plumes are held above

bronzy-green foliage in summer. Flowers in

midsummer.

Sprite Astilbe

Astilbe simplicifolia Sprite



Showy indigo-blue flowers carried on tapering

spikes held just above the dense, bushy mounds

of soft blue-green foliage. Blooms appear from

mid to late spring, followed by long, black seed

pods which remain attractive well into winter.

False Blue Indigo

Baptisia australis

Height: 12 - 15 Spread: 12


Excellent evergreen perennial displays large

glossy, dark green leaves in bold rosettes. Ma-

genta-red flower clusters are lovely spring ac-

cents. Effective in shaded foreground plantingsand borders. Magenta red flowers in spring.

Winter Glow Bergenia

Bergenia x Winter Glow

Height: 18 - 24 Spread: 24 - 30


Forms a low, even cushion of evergreen

leaves. It makes an excellent cover for slopes or

sunny, dry areas. It is fairly drought tolerant

once it is established. In mid-spring, vibrant

blossoms cover every inch of the foliage.

Whitewall Gem False Rock Cress

Aubrietta deltoidea Whitewall Gem

Height: 36 - 60 Spread: 36 - 48


Hundreds of soft pink daisies top fine-textured

silver blue foliage in late summer. Butterflies

love this plant! This native plant is long lived

and easy to grow. Blooms late summer into fall.

Pink Beauty Boltonia

Boltonia asteroides Pink Beauty


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Height: 36 - 48 Spread: 36 - 48


Noted for its compact habit and masses of daisy-

like white flowers atop attractive blue green

foliage. Blooms late summer into early fall.

Snowbank Boltonia

Boltonia asteroides Snowbank

Height: 12 - 15 Spread: 12 - 15

Light: Part to full shade Zone: 3 - 8

Light green leaves with wide, irregular, creamy

yellow margins characterizes this variety ofBrunnera. 'Hadspen Cream' produces the same

tiny, baby blue, forget-me-not like flowers as the

other varieties, which are borne in panicles

above the foliage from mid to late spring.

Hadspen Cream Brunnera

Brunnera macrophylla Hadspen Cream

Height: 12 - 15 Spread: 12 - 15


Brilliant silver leaves with contrasting green

veins are distinctive and eye-catching in shady

and woodland gardens. Clusters of tiny blueflowers provide additional color. Mass plant to

form a ground cover or as an individual accent.

Small sapphire blue flowers in spring.

Jack Frost Brunnera

Brunnera macrophylla Jack Frost

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Height: 12 - 15 Spread: 12 - 15


'Looking Glass' sports leaves with a solid silver

coating that is developed by early summer.

Springtime brings clusters of tiny, Wedgwood

blue, forget-me-not type flowers which naturallyfloat above the young foliage that is silver with

green veins.

Looking Glass Brunnera

Brunnera macrophylla Looking Glass



A profusion of cup-shaped, vivid blue-violet

flowers with lighter centers float above the

mound of dark green foliage from late spring to

late summer if deadheaded regularly.

Pearl Deep Blue Bellflower

Campanula carpatica Pearl Deep Blue



Its small, glossy green leaves smell strongly of

mint. Beginning in early summer, tiny, tubular,

pale lavender-blue flowers are produced in pro-

fusion on upright spikes just above the foliage.

Their sweet nectar attracts butterflies, hum-

mingbirds, and bees.

Blue Cloud Calamint

Calamintha nepeta Blue Cloud



A profusion of violet-blue, cup-shaped, flowers

cover the dark green foliage from late spring to

late summer if deadheaded regularly. Tolerates

a wide range of conditions and spreads rapidly

as long as good drainage is provided.

Blue Clips Bellflower

Campanula carpatica Blue Clips



Creates a carpet of upturned, bell-shaped,

white flowers that will last for several months

in summer. Prefers moist, well-drained soils.

White flowers throughout summer.

White Clips Bellflower

Campanula carpatica White Clips

Height: 12 - 15 Spread: 12 - 15

Light: Full shade Zone: 3 - 8

Bold, irregular, creamy white leaf margins

that simply glow in the shade. Produces tiny,

blue, forget-me-not like flowers in late spring.

Variegated Brunnera

Brunnera macrophylla Variegata



Striking bright gold (lime green if grown in

shade), toothed leaves form a compact clump.

Lavender blue, star-shaped, upward-facing flow-

ers smother the foliage from late spring to mid-

summer, often repeating sporadically into fall

Dixons Gold Bellflower

Campanula Dixons Gold


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Large, upward-facing fragrant flowers stand

above the rich green, sturdy foliage. Blue-purple

flowers with white centers that are sterile, en-

suring continuous bloom beginning in late

spring.

Royal Wave Bellflower

Campanula Royal Wave



Its cornflower-blue, fringed blossoms appear

from early to midsummer and usually blooms

again in the fall if plants are cut back hard after

the first flush. This species is a low, spreading

one and it will self-seed prolifically if it is not

deadheaded.

Blue Bachelors Button

Centaurea montana Blue

Height: 36 - 40 Spread: 24 - 30


Cheerful spikes of pink Snapdragon-like flowers

over spreading plants. Ideal middle-of-the-

border plant for contrasting color and foliage.

May require staking and prefers moist condi-

tions. Blooms late summer to fall.

Hot Lips Pink Turtlehead

Chelone lyonii Hot Lips



Pale lavender-blue, star-shaped, upward-facing

flowers smother the foliage from late spring to

midsummer, often repeating sporadically into

fall. A vigorous spreader; use as a groundcover,

let it cascade over walls, or in containers.

Serbian Bellflower

Campanula pocharskyana

Height: 48 - 84 Spread: 36 - 48


Masses of dark purplish-black foliage contrasted

by long, white bottlebrush blooms. Though the

young foliage tends to be green, it quickly deep-

ens to an almost iridescent purple-black. In late

summer tall stems are topped fragrant, white

flowers blushed with pale pink.

Hillside Black Beauty Black Snakeroot

Cimicifuga racemosa Hillside Black Beauty

Height: 6 - 8 ft Spread: vine


Asao is a large flowered variety with highly

fragrant, rosy pink flowers with white central

bars and yellow stamens. Blooms prolifically

from May-June on old wood and again from

Aug-Sept on the new growth. Flowers are fol-

lowed by attractive seed heads.

Asao Clematis

Clematis AsaoHeight: 18 - 28 Spread: 20 - 30


Pure white blossoms held above vivid green

foliage. Essential to partially shaded borders.

Perfect in masses for moonlight gardens. Purewhite blooms June to July.

Cherry Bells Bellflower

Campanula punctata Cherry Bells



The pendulous blue flowers repeat sometimes

in summer after a full bloom in mid-spring. Any

pruning should be done after flowering since it

sets buds in the fall for the following spring.

Blue Bird Clematis

Clematis Blue Bird

Height: 18 - 24 Spread: 12 - 24


Upward facing, bell-shaped, violet-blue to deep

purple flowers appear for a period of about 2-3

weeks in late spring to early summer.

Clustered Bellflower

Campanula glomerata Superba

Height: 6 - 8 ft Spread: 3 - 6 ft


Silver blue, double flowers. They bloom primar-

ily from the previous year's stems, and there-

fore should not be pruned too heavily. Pruneevery year, in early spring just as the leaf buds

start to unfurl.

Belle of Woking Clematis

Clematis Belle of Woking

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Early flowering in the spring on the previous

year's growth. If you hard prune, you eliminate

most or all of the early blooms. Instead, groom

this after flowering by cutting back the top one-

third to one-half of some stems. This encourages

new growth for possible summer bloom.

Mrs. N Thompson Clematis

Clematis Mrs. N Thompson

Height: 5 - 10 Spread: vine


Exquisite deep blue, double flowers. Flowers go

through many stages; the center petals are

small when the flowers are young, then expand

as the guard petals age. Blooms from May-June

and again from Aug.-Oct.

Multi-Blue Clematis

Clematis Multi-Blue



Striking striped flowers are pale mauve with a

deep purplish-pink central bar and very dark

reddish-purple stamens; flowers open flat.

Blooms from May-June and again in Sept.

Sports persistent, attractive seed heads. Tends

to fade in full sun; best sited in partial shade.

Nelly Moser Clematis

Clematis Nelly MoserHeight: 8 - 16 ft Spread: vine


An award winning and very reliable Clematis

cultivar valued for its large, open magenta flow-

ers. A good pick for training on walls, arbors, orgrowing through medium to tall shrubs. Large

magenta-red flowers in summer.

Ernest Markham Clematis

Clematis Ernest Markham



Duchess of Edinburgh blooms with large, doublewhite puffs, accented with golden centers. Ideal

for growing on small arches over garden paths.

Plant where the full flowers can be protected

from harsh winds.

Duchess of Edinburgh Clematis

Clematis Duchess of Edinburgh



The most popular and reliable of the Clematis

vines. Showy deep purple-violet flowers cover

this climbing vine most of the summer. Excel-

lent for trellises, fences, or on rock walls. Deep

purple blooms from June through frost.

Jackman Clematis

Clematis Jackmanii



Beautiful, nodding, deep pink flowers resemble

little ballerina dresses. 'Markham's Pink' pro-

duces masses of 3" flowers from April thru June

followed by attractive seed heads in summer.

Markhams Pink Clematis

Clematis Markhams Pink


Light: Part sun to part shade Zone: 4 - 8

Velvety, ruby red blossoms with contrasting

ivory stamens; flowers are somewhat cup-

shaped. Blooms from May-Sept. One of the

best reds in the Clematis genus; holds its color

well all season.

Niobe Clematis

Clematis Niobe



Smaller plant size makes this Clematis ideal for

small gardens. Festive, deep pink to almost

magenta flowers can reach 6 to 8 inches in di-

ameter. Petals are uniquely striped with white

bars. Blossoms abundantly in early summer.

Pink Champagne Clematis

Clematis Pink Champagne



Pale orchid purple, ruffled petals with a wide

carmine central bar and golden stamens.

Blooms from May-June and again from Aug.-

Sept.

Dr. Ruppel Clematis

Clematis Dr. Ruppel


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Height: 12 - 18 Spread: 12 - 36


Larger, deeper yellow flowers that appear along

the stems for a fuller appearance and greater

vigor distinguish this selection. Perfectly suited

to the front or middle of borders as well as con-

tainers. Bright yellow flowers late spring until

fall.

Crme Brulee Coreopsis

Coreopsis Crme Brulee



Showy with very large, canary yellow flowers.

They are held atop a mound of healthy green

foliage. The plants are long blooming, from

about midsummer into early fall.

Full Moon Coreopsis

Coreopsis Full Moon



A profusion of brilliant golden-yellow, semi-

double flowers, each flushed orange-yellow in

the center, bring unbeatable color to perennial

and cottage gardens. This is one of the earliest

Coreopsis to bloom, beginning in late spring and

continuing to late summer if spent flower shoots

are removed.

Early Sunrise Coreopsis

Coreopsis grandiflora Early Sunrise



An award winning and very reliable Clematiscultivar valued for its large, open magenta flow-

ers. A good pick for training on walls, arbors, or

growing through medium to tall shrubs. Large

magenta-red flowers in summer.

The President Clematis

Clematis The President



White-sepaled flowers with pink-flushed mar-

gins and deep red centers. Bloom on this culti-

var comes from primarily from the previous

years stems in late spring to early summer, but

also occurs in a second flush later in the sum-

mer on the new growth.

Snow Queen Clematis

Clematis Snow Queen



Flowers appear singly on short stalks in a

profuse and lengthy summer bloom. Whorls

of linear, grass-like leaves lend a fine-textured and airy appearance to the plant.

Alba Coreopsis

Coreopsis Alba



Glowing crimson-red flowers with blunt tipped,

recurving sepals and contrasting cream-colored

anthers. Blooms from July-Oct. Combine with

purples and yellows for an outstanding color

combination.

Red Cardinal Clematis

Clematis Red Cardinal

Height: 18 - 24 Spread: 18 - 30


Blooms from spring to fall featuring large flow-

ers that change color with the seasons.; bright

peachy-yellow rays surrounding a red center, in

summer and display a reddish blush in spring.

Autumn Blush Coreopsis

Coreopsis Autumn Blush

Height: 18 - 24 Spread: 12 - 18


An exceptional and rare pink coreopsis. The

long blooming two-tone dazzling pink flowers

have a rosy crimson ring at the base of each.Excellent planted en masse or along the front of

borders. Blooms early summer through fall.

Heavens Gate Coreopsis

Coreopsis Heavens Gate



Exhibits brilliant golden yellow flowers with

fluted petals and a more compact habit. Petals

are consistently fluted and the plants are super

floriferous, providing unbeatable color impact in

the garden in early and midsummer.

Jethro Tull Coreopsis

Coreopsis Jethro Tull


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It puts on a spectacular show from early sum-

mer to fall, with deep blue flowers which cover

the serrated leaves. Though it is short-lived, it

is worth using as edging, a bedding plant, or in

containers combined with brightly colored an-

nuals.

Blue Butterfly Delphinium

Delphinium x Blue Butterfly

Height: 60 - 72 Spread: 18 - 24


Densely packed spires of true sky blue flowerswith a touch of lavender pink bloom in early

summer. Removing spent flower spikes will

result in another round of blooms on secondary

spikes in late summer and fall.

Blue Lace Delphinium

Delphinium x Blue Lace



Blooms from early summer to fall, with soft sky

blue flowers which cover the lacy leaves.

Though it is short-lived, it is worth using as

edging, a bedding plant, or in containers com-

bined with pastel colored annuals.

Summer Blues Delphinium

Delphinium x Summer Blues

Height: 12 - 14 Spread: 12 - 14


Raspberry-white, bi-color, flowers cover the

foliage mound in a profuse and lengthy summer

bloom. Flowers feature rays that are raspberryat the base lightening to white at the toothed

tips and yellow center disks.

Sweet Dreams Coreopsis

Coreopsis Sweet Dreams

Height: 10 - 18 Spread: 12 - 18


Rosy-pink, daisy-like flowers with yellow cen-ters cover the fine-textured foliage from sum-

mer to fall. Spreads slowly by rhizomes and

self-seeding to form an effective small-scale

ground cover.

American Dream Coreopsis

Coreopsis rosea American Dream

Height: 18 - 24 Spread: 18 - 24


An excellent performer with bright lemon-

yellow flowers produced in profusion from early

through late summer. The airy clumps of fine,

needle-like foliage on upright stems add a nice

fine texture element to the landscape.

Moonbeam Coreopsis

Coreopsis verticillata Moonbeam



The frilly center is surrounded by a leather-

brown ring, then back to a double row of yellow

petals. Long blooming daisy-like flowers are

produced from early summer into fall.

Sternthaler Coreopsis

Coreopsis lanceolata Sternthaler



Beginning in late spring, clusters of light yellow

to rich gold flowers hover just above the foliage.

Though blooming is heaviest in late spring, it

will continue to produce flowers thru mid-fall if

plants are kept moist.

Corydalis

Corydalis lutea



Totally unlike the tall, spiky Delphinium culti-

vars, this little beauty forms compact mounds of

well-branched foliage. It puts on a spectacular

show from early summer to fall, with satiny

midnight blue flowers.

Summer Nights Delphinium

Delphinium x Summer Nights



Features yellow, daisy-like flowers with yel-

low rays and flat darker yellow center disks

atop slender, erect stems. Flowers typically

bloom from late spring to late summer and

sometimes well into fall, though bloom period

can be much shorter if spent flowers are not

regularly deadheaded.

Baby Sun Coreopsis

Coreopsis Sonnenkind


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Early flowering in the spring on the previous

year's growth. If you hard prune, you eliminate

most or all of the early blooms. Instead, groom

this after flowering by cutting back the top one-

third to one-half of some stems. This encourages

new growth for possible summer bloom.

Brilliant Dianthus

Dianthus deltoides Brilliant



Excellent groundcover forming low mats of

dark green foliage covered with tiny, bright red

flowers in early summer. Shearing plants after

first bloom will encourage re-bloom in fall.

Flashing Light Dianthus

Dianthus deltoides Flashing Light



Fragrant, double, deep red blossoms look like

miniature roses. They contrast sharply against

a background of silvery, evergreen foliage. A

prolific bloomer. If deadheaded, it will flower in

early summer and in the fall.

Desmond Dianthus

Dianthus DesmondHeight: 8 Spread: 8


Moderately scented, fringed, light pink flowers

with magenta center rings appear on flowering

stems. The main flush of bloom is mid-spring to

early summer, with some sparse rebloom some-times occurring throughout summer into fall.

Bewitched Dianthus

Dianthus Bewitched



Large, bright flowers blanket the foliage in

early to mid fall. Very light pruning can be

done to the tip of each stem to promote branch-

ing and early flower buds can be pinched off to

keep flowering on schedule.

Hardy Garden Mum

Dendranthema



Icy white blooms with a bright fuchsia ring

around the medium pink eye zone light up their

surroundings. If deadheaded, this species willflower in early summer and again in fall. The

leaves tend to take on purplish-red tones in

winter, and then revert back to green in spring.

Arctic Fire Dianthus

Dianthus Arctic Fire



These will be happiest in partial shade. They

are at home covering banks, cascading around

rocks or over walls, and edging borders. These

lush mats of cherry red flowers bloom in June

and July.

Confetti Cherry Red Dianthus

Dianthus Confetti Cherry Red

Height: 6 Spread: 9


Double, Chinese lacquer-red blooms explode

above mounds of icy blue-green, evergreen foli-

age. If deadheaded, this cultivar will flower in

early summer and in the fall.

Frosty Fire Dianthus

Dianthus x alwoodii Frosty Fire



Intricately patterned pink flowers with a fuch-

sia-purple eye and a matching wide, picotee,

pinked edge. Each fragrant blossom provides

terrific color impact in the garden or in contain-

ers. They contrast superbly with the mounded,

blue-green foliage.

Cranberry Ice Dianthus

Dianthus Cranberry Ice

Height: 7 Spread: 7


Large, red flowers with raisin-red centers exude

the spicy scent of cloves. Though budding is

most prolific in early summer, plants will re-

bloom in the fall if spent flowers are removed.

The evergreen foliage is a glaucous blue-green,

forming compact mounds.

Eastern Star Dianthus

Dianthus Eastern Star


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Salmon-red, fringed, slightly fragrant, flowers

appear in late spring, covering the foliage

mound with brightly colored bloom. Evergreen

foliage remains attractive year-round, as long

as soils are given consistent moisture during

the growing season.

Zing Salmon Dianthus

Dianthus deltoides Zing Salmon

Height: 12 - 15 Spread: 12 - 18


Cherry red, heart-shaped blooms appear in

spring through fall above spreading mounds of

ferny, blue-green foliage. Tolerates more sun

and heat than other varieties and wont go dor-

mant in midsummer.

Luxuriant Bleeding Heart

Dicentra formosa Luxuriant



Has good vigor, sun and heat tolerance. Bright

rose-red, heart-shaped flowers appear from late

spring into fall above lacy, soft gray-green foli-

age. It will not go dormant in midsummer as

long as the soil is kept moist.

King of Hearts Bleeding Heart

Dicentra King of Hearts



Intricately patterned deep velvety red flowers

with bright pink splotches and edge. Each fra-

grant blossom provides terrific color impact in

the garden or in containers. They contrast su-

perbly with the mounded, blue-green foliage.

Strawberry Sorbet Dianthus

Dianthus Strawberry Sorbet

Height: 8 Spread: 8


Vivid fire red flowers have a deep crimson eye.

The glaucous grey-green foliage provides a stark

contrast for the bright flowers which exude the

spicy scent of cloves. Though budding is most

prolific in early summer, plants will rebloom in

the fall if spent flowers are removed.

Fire Star Dianthus

Dianthus Fire Star

Height: 7 Spread: 9


Young flowers have light pink petals and a

deep maroon edge and central disc. The petalsfade to white and the edges change to magenta.

Blooms carpet loose mounds of gray-green foli-

age in early summer. If deadheaded, they will

rebloom in the fall.

Raspberry Swirl Dianthus

Dianthus Raspberry Swirl



Double, deep rose-pink, upward-facing blooms

which exude the scent of cloves appear in

masses above dense, globe-shaped mounds of

deep green, evergreen foliage. If deadheaded,

this species will flower heaviest in early sum-

mer and again in fall.

Tiny Rubies Dianthus

Dianthus gratianopolitanusTiny Rubies



Very deep crimson red, carnation-like flowers

against glossy, dark green, lance-like foliage.

The leaves are deep red when they emerge in

spring.

Heart Attack Dianthus

Dianthus Heart Attack



Large, deep rose-red blooms cover the dense,

somewhat upright clumps of dark green, ever-

green foliage. If deadheaded, this species will

flower heaviest in early summer with a rebloom

in the fall.

Zing Rose Dianthus

Dianthus deltoides Zing Rose



Lovely cherry red flowers over tight mats of

powder blue foliage in April and May. Foli-

age is semi-evergreen and will retain some of

its color year round.

Wicked Witch Dianthus

Dianthus gratianopolitanusWicked Witch


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Perennials

Height: 30 - 36 Spread: 30 - 36


Forms large, bushy clumps of powdery-green

foliage comprised of cut or lobed leaves on fleshy

stems. In late spring, chains of puffy heart-

shaped flowers with rose-pink petals and white

tips dangle beneath the arching, leafless stems.

Old-Fashioned Bleeding Heart

Dicentra spectabilis



Crazy Pink has slightly fragrant clear pinkflowers with reflexed petals and an orange cone.

A 1 year old plant in the landscape can have

over 100 flowers! Tremendous lateral branch-

ing allows them to stay nice and compact.

Crazy Pink Coneflower

Echinacea Crazy Pink



Forms a second row of pink petals above the

brown cones of each fragrant flower by the sec-

ond year after planting. Performs exceptionallywell in hot, humid conditions. Fragrant pink

flowers summer to fall.

Doubledecker Coneflower

Echinacea Doubledecker



Fragrant, dark magenta purple flowers and a

black-red cone. The wide flower petals overlap,

giving the blossoms a full, substantial presence.

on black stems above the blue-green foliage. .

After Midnight Coneflower

Echinacea After Midnight



Forms large, bushy clumps of powdery-light

green foliage comprised of cut or lobed leaves on

fleshy stems. In late spring, chains of puffy,

white, heart-shaped flowers dangle beneath the

arching, leafless stems. Usually goes dormant

in midsummer until the following spring.

White Bleeding Heart

Dicentra spectabilis Alba

Height: 18 - 24 Spread: 12 - 18


A showy and compact perennial that produces

an array of wonderful raspberry rose blooms.

The dense spikes produce large tubular flowers.

The foliage has a velvet and fuzzy texture that

contrast well with the flower colors.

Spanish Peaks Foxglove

Digitalis thapsi Spanish Peaks

Height: 30 - 36 Spread: 18 - 24


Produces lavender pink flowers with completely

quilled petals and an orange cone. They make

quite a spectacle in fresh bouquets and in the

garden. Leave some spent blooms on the plants

in the fall and their seeds provide winter food

for finches and other birds.

All That Jazz Coneflower

Echinacea All That Jazz

Height: 18 - 24 Spread: 24 - 36


A golden-leaved form of the common bleedingheart with nodding, heart-shaped, rose-pink

flowers borne on arching stems in mid-to late

spring. Foliage may go dormant in mid-

summer until the following spring.

Gold Heart Bleeding Heart

Dicentra spectabilis Gold Heart

Height: 24 - 30 Spread: 30 - 36


The center pompon starts out green and ages to

pale lime green with an orange cone. The ray

petals are white. These unique flowers are pro-

duced atop strong, well-branched stems from

mid through late summer.

Coconut Lime Coneflower

Echinacea Coconut Lime

Height: 20 - 24 Spread: 12 - 18


Light green ray petals surround the large, green

cone of this fragrant coneflower. The flowers

hold their color as they age rather than turning

pink like other cultivars. This plant has a rela-

tively short, upright habit, so no staking is re-

quired.

Green Jewel Coneflower

Echinacea Green Jewel


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Height: 24 - 30 Spread: 18 - 24


Sports earthy gold flowers the color of a harvest

moon with a golden orange cone and a slight

fragrance. The nice wide flower petals are

slightly reflexed and overlap, giving the blos-

soms a full, substantial presence.

Harvest Moon Coneflower

Echinacea Harvest Moon

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Hope is a new coneflower with soft pink flowers

of great size, fragrance and substance. The

strong sturdy stems carry the large blossoms

from midsummer through fall. Hope is a Plant

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Hope Coneflower

Echinacea purpurea Hope



The petals of 'Ruby Star' are substantial with a

deep magenta-red color. Praised for their large,

daisy-like flowers which appear from midsum-

mer thru fall.

Ruby Star Coneflower

Echinacea purpurea Ruby Star

Height: 30 - 36 Spread: 18 - 24


Huge fragrant rich golden yellow new flowers

appear alongside butter yellow maturing flow-

ers to create an array of yellow hues throughout

the summer. Sturdy stems form a durable plant

& make the flowers great for cutting.

Sunrise Coneflower

Echinacea Sunrise



An adorable mini coneflower, yielding a profu-

sion of pink blooms that sport a yellow-brown

center. The foliage is denser than most echina-

ceas and has a stunning blue tint.

Pixie Meadowbrite Coneflower

Echinacea purpurea Pixie Meadowbrite

Height: 18 - 24 Spread: 12 - 18


A wonderful dwarf form of this popular peren-

nial with rose-pink, drooping flower petals sur-

rounding and orange center. Rosy-pink flowers

in summer.

Kims Knee High Coneflower

Echinacea purpurea Kims Knee High

Height: 18 - 24 Spread: 12 - 18


A profusion of true bright pink, pompon-like

flowers are produced on strong stems from mid

through late summer. The flowers are long-

lasting, turning lavender pink as they age. Has

a shorter more compact habit than Razzmatazz.

Pink Double Delight Coneflower

Echinacea purpurea Pink Double Delight

Height: 24 - 30 Spread: 18 - 24


The unique, double pompom flower atop 30"

stems. Flower heads are heavier than normal,

an area with bright light and good air move-

ment, which will strengthen the stems, is rec-

ommended.

Razzmatazz Coneflower

Echinacea purpurea Razzmatazz



Beautiful rose-pink ray petals with a coppery-

brown, central cone comprise the huge, flat

flower heads. Newer blooms are more intense incolor and fade to pale rose as they age. Praised

for their large, daisy-like flowers which appear

from midsummer thru fall.

Magnus Coneflower

Echinacea purpurea Magnus



Huge, ruby blooms with recurved ray petals are

held high above dense mounds of foliage. The

central cone is coppery-orange and flattened.

Praised for their large, daisy-like flowers which

appear from midsummer thru fall.

Ruby Giant Coneflower

Echinacea purpurea Ruby Giant


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A great ground cover for the edible landscape.

They spread from seeds, not runners, yet they

spread to make a great ground cover. Plants

flower and bear fruit almost continually from

April to November.

Alpine Strawberry

Fragaria vesca



In the middle of these striking red petals is a

button-like center which emerges bright yellow

and slowly changes to oxblood-red. The flowers

bloom from early summer into fall.

Burgundy Blanket Flower

Gaillardia xgrandiflora Burgundy

Perennials

Height: 18 - 24 Spread: 24 - 30


Brilliantly colored red, orange and yellow petals

form spectacular blooms over a long season. Theappearance is reminiscent of a native American

Indian blanket. Multi-colored red & yellow flow-

ers June until frost.

Fanfare Blanket Flower

Gaillardia x grandiflora Fanfare



Dainty, lilac-pink flowers marked with purple

veining held above lacy, gray green foliage

spring into summer. Red foliage in fall on this

outstanding, long-blooming addition to bor-

ders or rock gardens.

Ballerina Geranium

Geranium cinereum Ballerina



Useful, dwarf perennial with dazzling daisy-like

flowers in the colors of an Indian blanket. The

large blooms cover the top of this plant all sea-

son long. Blooms from June until frost.

Goblin Blanket Flower

Gaillardia x grandiflora Goblin



Bright golden yellow petals surround the yel-

lowish-orange, button-like center. These daisy-

like blooms keep on coming from early summer

into fall. They even attract butterflies!

The Sun Blanket Flower

Gaillardia xgrandiflora The Sun

Height: 15 - 18 Spread: 18 - 24


The clear, vivid periwinkle blue flowers are

perfectly formed and relatively large. Immedi-

ately after flowering, shear back the foliage to

allow a flush of new growth. In the fall, the

foliage takes on brilliant orange and red tones.

Johnsons Blue Geranium

Geranium Johnsons Blue

Height: 22 - 26 Spread: 12 - 18

Light: Full shade Zone: 5 - 10

A continuous and prolific display of bright col-

ored flowers enhances sunny borders and hot,

dry low-water areas. The tangerine-orange and

yellow flowers are enhanced by blue-green foli-

age from summer through fall.

Oranges & Lemons Blanket Flower

Gaillardia xgrandiflora Oranges & Lemons



Forms a low dense mat of silver-green leaves,

with pale pink flowers resting on the trailingstems. Blooms in late spring and continues on

and off throughout the summer.

Alice Geranium

Geranium cinereum Alice



Unique reddish-purple flowers with dark veins

cover a spreading mound of gray-green leaves.

Flowers bloom from spring into summer, some-

times continuing to flower sporadically into fall.

Purple Pillow Geranium

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A variegated ivy with sunny yellow leaves edged

in dark green, and marbled with vibrant green

and soft gray in the center. The colors are

brightest under high light and cool tempera-

tures. In the warmer months, the yellow turns a

lighter cream color.

Golden Ingot English Ivy

Hedera helix Golden Ingot

Height: 18 - 24 Spread: 24 - 36


A beautiful hybrid strain of Hellebore that in-

cludes a wide range of sumptuous colors such as

purple, near-black, white, pale green, yellow,

pink, rose, and red. Some flowers are attrac-tively spotted or brushed with a contrasting

color. They bring in spring, blooming for six

weeks or more beginning in late winter.

Royal Heritage Lenten Rose

Helleborus orientalis Royal Heritage

Height: 36 - 48 Spread: 24 - 36


Helenium is a wonderful perennial that is easyto grow and provides months of fabulous color

from midsummer through early fall. Its flowers

open bright yellow with a yellow central cone.

Sneezeweed

Helenium autumnale

Height: 18 - 24 Spread: 20 - 30


Large, saucer-shaped, blue geraniums with

violet veins and white centers appear in late

spring and bloom for two months. Bloom contin-

ues thereafter, sometimes sporadically, into fall.

Deeply cut deep green foliage acquires attrac-

tive red tinges in fall.

Orion Geranium

Geranium Orion

Height: 16 - 18 Spread: 24 - 36


Purple-violet flowers appear above the moundedfoliage from late spring through late summer. In

the fall, the leaves become imbued with rich

scarlet tones.

Tiny Monster Geranium

Geranium Tiny Monster



Relatively large, light pink, double flowers ap-

pear like a pink cloud atop compact plants in

early to midsummer. If deadheaded, this variety

of Gypsophila is likely to rebloom in early fall.

Pink Fairy Babys Breath

Gypsophila paniculata Pink Fairy



It has rich, true blue flowers that bloom from

June till August. Midnight Reiter needs to be

cut back in early summer for repeat bloom time

in the fall, and is drought tolerant, preferring a

full sun area with some shade in the afternoon.

Midnight Reiter Geranium

Geranium pratense Midnight Reiter



Deep forest green leaves with a pronounced

central lobe and creamy white veining. English

Ivy is a clinging vine that climbs by means of

tiny sticky suckers.

Thorndale English Ivy

Hedera helix Thorndale

Height: 18 - 30 Spread: 18 - 30


3-inch golden-yellow blooms begin in late spring

and continue all summer. Named for the rich

shade of gold used by the Aztec Indians, it is

ideal for southwestern themed landscapes.

Rapidly forms clumps, creating a solid mass of

color.

Aztec Gold Daylily

Hemerocallis Aztec Gold

Perennials



Deep apricot petals are edged with attractive

ruffling; sepals are smooth. Begins to bloom

very early in the season and reblooms until

frost.

Apricot Sparkles Daylily

Hemerocallis Apricot Sparkles


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Dusty cream-pink petals with a large, dark

purple eye and green throat overlap, creating a

uniquely shaped eye zone. Petals have dark

purple ruffled edges. Blooms from early to mid-

summer; rebloomer.

Darling Deception Daylily

Hemerocallis Darling Deception



Light yellow flowers with a small green throat

have an extended bloom time, lasting at least

16 hours each. Best when cut back to 6 afterblooming to promote new foliage and rebloom.

Blooms in early to midsummer; rebloomer.

Eenie Weenie Daylily

Hemerocallis Eenie Weenie



A striking bicolor with orange sepals and bright

reddish-copper petals with creamy orange mid-

ribs. Petals are slightly ruffled and the throat is

green. Blooms in mid to late summer.

Frans Hal Daylily

Hemerocallis Frans Hal



Widely regarded as one of the best purple day-

lilies on the market. Its saturated true purple

flowers with lime green throat are very sunfast

for such a dark color. A strong grower, well-

branched and heavily budded, it blooms in mid-

summer.

Bela Lugosi Daylily

Hemerocallis Bela Lugosi



One of the most consistent reblooming daylilies

in northern regions with rich yellow-orange

tepals with a maroon eye and orange throat.

Petal edges are lightly crimped; sepals are

smooth and somewhat recurved.

Black-Eyed Susan Daylily

Hemerocallis Black-Eyed Susan Height: 18 Spread: 18 - 24


An extremely popular and widely used rebloom-

ing daylily. Blooms profusely in early summer

and reblooms sporadically until frost. It has an

extended bloom with flowers lasting at least 16

hours each. Very heat tolerant.

Happy Returns Daylily

Hemerocallis Happy Returns



Fragrant, diamond dusted, white blossoms with

a soft green infusion throughout the tepals and

a pale yellow-green halo grace this daylily. Val-

ued for its very late bloom time at the end of the

summer when many other perennials are fin-

ished for the season.

Lime Frost Daylily

Hemerocallis Lime Frost



Exquisite creamy white blossoms with a pale

yellow throat. Tepals are ruffled and slightlyrecurved; sculpted petals with raised veining.

Blooms in early to midsummer; rebloomer.

Joan Senior Daylily

Hemerocallis Joan Senior



Diamond-dusted, pale peachy-pink flowers with

green throats and broad, deeply ruffled petals

begin to bloom in midsummer and continue into

fall.

Fairy Tale Pink Daylily

Hemerocallis Fairy Tale Pink

Height: 18 - 24 Spread: 18 - 24


Wine-red to magenta flowers with broad,

crimped petals and a yellow-green throat bloom

beginning in July and continuing through fall.

Lil Wine Cup Daylily

Hemerocallis Lil Wine Cup


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Heavily ruffled, amber-gold foliage develops

an orange tinge as it ages. Stunning light rose-

colored flowers add color and contrast to the

mix. Light rose-pink flowers in spring.

Amber Waves Coral Bell

Heuchera x Amber Waves

Perennials



Coral-tangerine petals with a reddish-coral

band and yellow coloring. Smooth, roundedpetals with beautifully ruffled edges. Blooms in

midsummer; rebloomer. Vigorous grower with

healthy foliage.

South Seas Daylily

Hemerocallis South Seas



Bright gold petals with mild pie crust edging

and a subtle fragrance. Blooms from early to

midsummer, followed by waves of rebloom into

early fall. Reblooms best if plants are dead-headed. Extended bloom with flowers lasting at

least 16 hours each.

Stella DOro Daylily

Hemerocallis Stella DOro



Strawberry-pink petals with a bright raspberry-

red eye zone notched at the midribs. Orange-

gold watermark and a small green throat and

tightly compressed ruffles on the raspberry-red

edged petals. Blooms in early to midsummer

(rebloomer) with an extended bloomflowers

last at least 16 hours each.

Strawberry Candy Daylily

Hemerocallis Strawberry Candy



Fragrant, cranberry red petals with a narrow

yellow watermark and florescent green throat.

It should bloom from mid-July to mid-

September and is a nocturnal daylilytomorrows blossoms open during the prior eve-

ning.

Pardon Me Daylily

Hemerocallis Pardon Me



Light grape-purple petals with a black-grapeband, rose-purple watermark, and florescent

green throat cover this daylily. Blooms in early

to midsummer.

Little Grapette Daylily

Hemerocallis Little Grapette



Fragrant, rose-pink blend with a deep rose eye

zone and yellow throat. The first hardy rose

pink ever blooming daylily. Blooms consistently

from June to frost.

Rosy Returns Daylily

Hemerocallis Rosy Returns



This dark red daylily is a profuse bloomer.

Flowers are somewhat smaller than other day-

lilies. Blooms from mid to late summer.

Sammy Russell Daylily

Hemerocallis Sammy Russell

Height: 12 - 18 Spread: 12 - 18


A small flowered daylily with rose-raspberry

flowers and chartreuse throats. Starts blooming

in June and will repeat bloom through summer.

Little Business Daylily

Hemerocallis Little Business



Lightly ruffled, glowing apricot blossoms have

creamy pink midribs and are highlighted by a

golden throat. Blooms in midsummer.

Ruffled Apricot Daylily

Hemerocallis Ruffled Apricot


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A robust hybrid with citron yellow leaves and

silver undersides, and cream flowers in mid-summer. When planted in heavier shade, the

leaves will be more chartreuse. It is large, late

blooming and exhibits an increased tolerance of

high heat and humidity over other species.

Citronelle Coral Bell

Heuchera x Citronelle

Height: 12 - 18 Spread: 12 - 18


Deep crimson foliage has distinctive curly edges

creating a compact, uniform mound. A vivid

foliage accent and contrast against green andgray foliage of perennial borders as color inten-

sifies in spring. Tiny white flowers in summer.

Crimson Curls Coral Bell

Heuchera x Crimson Curls



A unique new European selection of coral bells

with young purple foliage that ages to copper-

green. Small red flowers appear on dark purple

scapes in late spring and early summer.

Earth Angel Coral Bell

Heuchera x Earth AngelHeight: 9 Spread: 18


Small flowers in airy spikes like thousands of

champagne bubbles emerge white then turn

pink over the glossy green foliage. Reblooms,

providing a continuous display. White flowers

turning pink in summer.

Champagne Bubbles Coral Bell

Heuchera x Champagne Bubbles



Dramatic amethyst glossy leaves with silver

markings create a stunning mound for mixed

containers and perennial borders. Provides rich

contrast for combining with bright flowers and

foliage. Small white flowers in early summer.

Amethyst Myst Coral Bell

Heuchera x Amethyst Myst



New leaves emerge bright gold and mature to

peachy-orange. Soft but showy color adds

warmth and contrast to mixed containers and

woodland plants. Thrives in the high heat and

humidity that kills most Coral Bells. Smallwhite flowers in summer.

Caramel Coral Bell

Heuchera x Caramel



Attractive perennial has heart-shaped, slightly

toothed foliage. Use in the border in clumps, as

an edging or in a rock garden. Long-lasting, bell

-shaped, large pink flowers are borne on wiry

stems. Pink flowers in late spring.

Chatterbox Coral Bell

Heuchera x Chatterbox



Glossy & ruffled dark purple foliage grows into

a tight mound and are excellent contrast for its

sprays of tiny white flowers and for variegated,

silver and golden foliage. Tiny white flowers in

early summer.

Black Beauty Coral Bell

Heuchera x Black Beauty



Nearly all rose-purple with a peach underlay.

As the leaves mature, the peach color becomes

dominant and a light silver overlay develops.

Light pink flowers are produced in midsummer.

Christa Coral Bell

Heuchera x Christa



This new hybrid has very glossy, near-jet black

leaves with perfectly rounded lobes. It forms a

tight, compact mound that looks great as edging

or in containers and produces cream colored

flowers.

Blackout Coral Bell

Heuchera x Blackout


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Pink violet foliage with deep burgundy veins

form a vigorous but neat clump which is ac-

cented by small, dainty white flowers on wiry

stems. An outstanding accent for shade or

woodland gardens. Small white flowers late

spring to late summer.

Frosted Violet Coral Bell

Heuchera x Frosted Violet



Produces green juvenile foliage with bright pur-

ple veins and a green margin. Mature leaves

are smoky purple with dark purple veins and a

matching purple margin. White flowers in late

spring and early summer.

Mystic Angel Coral Bell

Heuchera x Mystic Angel



Stunningly black and shiny rounded leaves

that holds its color all season. Grown strictly for

foliage as flowers are insignificant. Compact

mounding form offers great opportunities in

small urban gardens.

Obsidian Coral Bell

Heuchera x Obsidian



A midsize variety with leaves that are almost

entirely glossy silver with dark green veining.

In bright sun during the summer, the upper

side of the leaves becomes suffused with red. It

keeps this bright coloring all through the win-ter.

Jade Gloss Coral Bell

Heuchera x Jade Gloss



Green leaves heavily overlaid with silver, fea-

ture purple venation and dark gray edges. Bold

color contrast for containers, perennial border

as well as brightening shade gardens. Small

white flowers in summer.

Green Spice Coral Bell

Heuchera x Green Spice



Gypsy Dancer sports metallic silver and gray

leaves with dark purple veining. It stays small

and flashy all season long. This is a very florif-

erous hybrid and repeat bloomer with light pink

flowers.

Gypsy Dancer Coral Bell

Heuchera x Gypsy Dancer



Brilliant ruffled foliage emerges chartreuse,

maturing to lime green. Small, pure white flow-

ers on tall spindly stems provide additional

interest. Provides bold contrast to brighten

shade gardens. Small white flowers in summer.

Lime Rickey Coral Bell

Heuchera x Lime Rickey



Produces bright purple juvenile foliage thatdevelops a heavy silver overlay and smoky pur-

ple margins as it matures. Dainty white flowers

appear on dark purple scapes in late spring and

early summer.

Guardian Angel Coral Bell

Heuchera x Guardian Angel



Dramatic foliage ranges from deep golden to

glowing reddish-pink with undulating margins.

Golden mature foliage features contrasting hot

pink undersides. Small red-brown flowers in

summer.

Marmalade Coral Bell

Heuchera x Marmalade



Produces pink flowers in midsummer. During

the cooler weather of spring and fall, the foliageis a fantastic shade of brick red with bright

chartreuse to gold edges and silvered under-

sides. During the warmer months of summer,

the red pigments lighten and the leaves turn

green.

Miracle Coral Bell

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Great for edging and adding color and vivid

contrast with green-foliaged plants. The bril-

liantly colored foliage creates spectacular back-

ground for the sprays of tiny white flowers

which appear in summer.

Palace Purple Coral Bell

Heuchera x Palace Purple

Perennials



Literally GLOWS bright peach in spring and

summer before turning plum-purple in winter.

It grows vigorously into a medium-sized plant.

White flowers are produced in spring.

Peach Flamb Coral Bell

Heuchera x Peach Flamb



Black cherry foliage that sparkles in the land-

scape all spring and summer long before dark-

ening in winter. Clean white flowers are pro-

duced in spring. It forms a medium-sized

mound that is great in the landscape or in con-

tainers.

Sparkling Burgundy Coral Bell

Heuchera x Sparkling Burgundy



Magnificently ruffled, somewhat glossy leaves

are maroon-purple when young, aging to

bronze-green with bright purple undersides.

Cream colored flowers appear on dark purple

scapes from late spring to early summer.

Stormy Seas Coral Bell

Heuchera x Stormy Seas



Bold, bright red flowers produce a mass of color

on a free-flowering plant. Attractive green foli-

age with dark veins make this an ideal plant to

brighten shady borders, rock gardens, and con-

tainers. Deep red flowers in summer.

Ruby Bells Coral Bell

Heuchera x Ruby Bells



A robust grower with large, light lime green

to chartreuse-yellow leaves depending on the

sun exposure. It is large, late blooming andexhibits an increased tolerance of high heat and

humidity over other species. Most produce

cream flowers in midsummer.

Pistache Coral Bell

Heuchera x Pistache



Excellent foliar accent plant. Deep bronze-

purple foliage has a light silver overlay between

deep purple veins. Flower scapes can reach up

to 3' and have dainty pink blossoms. Best grown

in part shade.

Regina Coral Bell

Heuchera x Regina



Leaves emerge silver flushed with burgundy but

mature to silver with dark purple veins. Small

white flowers late spring and early summer.

Silver Scrolls Coral Bell

Heuchera x Silver Scrolls



sports leaves that are truly plum purple with

even darker purple veins. The newer leaves are

somewhat glossy, and all have deep purple un-

dersides. The dainty cream flowers appear inearly summer.

Plum Pudding Coral Bell

Heuchera x Plum Pudding



A sparkling plant for a shady, woodland garden,

showing off the marbled cream and green foli-

age. Spring flowers are pinky-red and can last

into summer. Use for informal border, con-tainer, as contrast to green or burgundy plants.

Snow Angel Coral Bell

Heuchera x Snow Angel


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Large, silver leaves with deep green veining

that are absolutely outstanding in the shade

garden. Slender, scapes carry the nearly white

flowers in late spring.

Venus Coral Bell

Heuchera x Venus

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An explosion of hot red flowers contrast nicelywith the rich purple foliage. New foliage

emerges a brilliant deep red, quickly darkening

to rich purple with silvery overtones. An excel-

lent selection with year round interest. Red

flowers late spring and early summer.

Vesuvius Coral Bell

Heuchera x Vesuvius



Gigantic, heart-shaped, blue-green leaves are

heavy substance and are very slug resistant.

Leaf petioles stand upright holding the leaves

horizontally, then cascade downward forming a

beautiful mound of foliage. White flowers are

held above the foliage in midsummer.

Blue Angel Hosta

Hosta Blue Angel



Thick, almost rubbery, round blue-green to

grey-green leaves form a perfectly symmetrical

mound. Flower buds are held horizontally and

swell like balloons before opening into clusters

of lavender, bell-shaped flowers in midsummer.

Blue Mouse Ears Hosta

Hosta Blue Mouse Ears



Radiant yellow leaves have a large, dark red

blotch in the center which feathers out through

the veins. White flowers are produced on 12

inch tall stalks beginning in late spring.

Stoplight Foamy Bells

Heucherella x Stoplight



Milk chocolate colored foliage with multitudes of

white flowers in the spring. It's a good stronggrower, quickly making a good sized plant.

Birthday Cake Foamy Bells

Heucherella x Birthday Cake



In the spring, deeply divided, green leaves in

the shape of a kimono appear with maroon-

purple central markings and a crinkly texture.

In summer, this foliage is replaced by a new set

of leaves that are larger and more round. They

take on a copper-rose color in fall and winter.

Wispy cream-colored flowers are produced be-

ginning in late spring.

Kimono Foamy Bells

Heucherella x Kimono



Large, intensely blue-green leaves with wide,

rippled, creamy white margins. Forms a wide

mound of foliage. Masses of showy white flow-

ers on 24 scapes appear just above the foliage

in early to midsummer.

American Halo Hosta

Hosta American Halo



Large, heart-shaped leaves are bright gold tochartreuse depending on the amount of sun

exposure. Tolerates full sun which will inten-

sify the gold color of the leaves. Pale lavender,

flowers are produced in mid to late summer.

August Moon Hosta

Hosta August Moon



Huge, dinner plate sized 8-9 inch wide flowers

sit atop compact, mounded, shrub-like plants

from mid to late summer. Each successive

spring will bring larger flowers. This selection

produces great numbers of ruffled, rose-pink

flowers with a red eye.

Fantasia Hibiscus

Hibiscus Fantasia


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Dark green leaves with wide, creamy-white

margins that are speckled with green. Large,

pale lavender flowers appear in midsummer.

Independence Hosta

Hosta Independence



Frosty blue-green leaves and a graceful, vase-

like habit distinguish this fine hosta from all

others. Wavy leaves are of good substance and

are very slug-resistant. Lavender flowers ap-

pear in mid to late summer. Occasionally devel-

ops orange-yellow fall color.

Krossa Regal Hosta

Hosta Krossa Regal



Leaves have green margins and white centers

that are speckled with green. Purple flowers

appear in midsummer.

Lakeside Elfin Fire Hosta

Hosta Lakeside Elfin Fire



Vigorous perennial valued for its impressive

display of long lasting, lilac flowers carried on

tall slender stalks above glossy green, lance-

shaped foliage. An attractive, mound-shaped

plant, ideal for adding a touch of elegance to any

shady garden.

Lancifolia Hosta

Hosta lancifolia



An undulating green margin surrounds the

irregular white center. The elongated, pointed

tips of the leaves are spiraled. The small, pale

purple, funnel-shaped flowers appear in early

summer.

Media Variegata Hosta

Hosta Media Variegata



Ovate leaves have dark green centers and out-

standing, crisp white, streaked margins. Leaves

are of better than average substance, are

slightly wavy, and display good sun tolerance.

Lavender flowers appear in midsummer.

Patriot Hosta

Hosta Patriot



A miniature hosta whose foliage emerges mid-

green, then turns dark green with an irregular

gold edge. Dark purple striped flowers appear

above the plant in early to midsummer.

Hope Hosta

Hosta Hope



A dainty dwarf hosta with elongated, heart-

shaped, wavy, yellow/chartreuse leaves forming

a low, dense mound. Purple flowers appear

above the plant in early to midsummer.

Hydon Sunset Hosta

Hosta Hydon Sunset

Height: 10 - 18 Spread: 36 - 48


Leaves emerge chartreuse and turn gold with a

thin dark green margin. Pale lavender flowers

appear above the plant in midsummer.

Janet Hosta

Hosta Janet



Leaves emerge lime green then darken

slightly with a creamy-white margin. Lavenderflowers appear above the plant in early to mid-

summer

Lakeside Ninita Hosta

Hosta Lakeside Ninita

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Large mounds of wavy, green, glossy, pointed

leaves demonstrate both sun and drought toler-

ance. Fragrant, white flowers appear in late

summer; fragrance is most pronounced in the

evening.

Royal Standard Hosta

Hosta Royal Standard



Huge blue-gray, rounded leaves become heavily

textured and corrugated as they mature. Blueleaf color is best achieved in light sun. White

flowers bloom in midsummer.

Elegans Hosta

Hosta sieboldiana Elegans



Giant, blue-green leaves have very wide, char-

treuse to yellow margins which become wider as

the plant matures. Bold, rugged foliage seems

nearly indestructible and is slug resistant.

White flowers are displayed just above magnifi-

cent foliage in midsummer.

Frances Williams Hosta

Hosta sieboldiana Frances Williams



Long, narrow leaves are blue-green on top and

white underneath. Leaf petioles are red, withcolor extending up into the lower portion of the

leaf veins. Reddish purple scapes are topped

with lavender flowers in early fall.

Red October Hosta

Hosta Red October



Heart-shaped, light gray-green leaves have

wide, creamy yellow margins which become

creamy-white by early summer. Gray-blue

streaks are painted between the margin and the

center of the leaf. Lavender, tubular flowers

appear in summer followed by green seed pods.

Pilgrim Hosta

Hosta Pilgrim



Leaves emerge in spring bright yellow with a

narrow, dusty green edge. By early summer,

leaves have dark blue-green margins with some

streaking into the large, nearly snow white cen-ters. Light lavender flowers appear in mid-

summer.

Remember Me Hosta

Hosta Remember Me



Dark green leaves have large, cream centers

with soft green speckling in the spring; speckles

darken by midsummer. Best color is achieved

in open shade. Lavender, tubular flowers are


Revolution Hosta

Hosta Revolution



Glossy, deep green leaves with creamy yellow

margins that fade to white later in the season.

Prefers up to 3/4 day of sun; more sun yields

more blooms, full shade yields fewer. Strongly

fragrant, white flowers appear in late summer.

So Sweet Hosta

Hosta So Sweet



Forms a huge mound of long downward

cupped leaves like a pile of small, blue umbrel-

las. Early growth is blue-green, but turns

darker green by early summer. Thick, corru-

gated leaves are very slug resistant. Very pale

lavender flowers appear in midsummer.

Pearl Lake Hosta

Hosta Blue Umbrellas



Forms a huge mound of long downward

cupped leaves like a pile of small, blue umbrel-

las. Early growth is blue-green, but turns

darker green by early summer. Thick, corru-

gated leaves are very slug resistant. Very pale

lavender flowers appear in midsummer.

Radient Edger Hosta

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Intense blue leaves are set off by the strikingyellow-gold center and green streaking between

the center and the margin. Leaves are of excep-

tionally heavy substance and are held more

upright than other hostas. Lavender flowers


Touch of Class Hosta

Hosta Touch of Class



Medium green leaves with wavy, white margins

and gray-green streaks at the junction of the

margin and center; may lose its variegation

temporarily in containers during the hottest

part of the season. Pale lavender flowers appear

in midsummer.

Albo Marginata Hosta

Hosta undulata Albo-marginata



Features tall mounds of medium, variegated,

oval leave which have large white centers and

thin irregular dark green margins. Racemes of

bell-shaped flowers appear in summer.

White Christmas Hosta

Hosta White Christmas



One of the largest hostas available. Leaf color

varies with the amount of available sun from

light green to chartreuse to gold. Pale lavender,

bell shaped flowers appear in mid to late sum-

mer.

Sum & Substance Hosta

Hosta Sum & Substance



Variegation like no other hosta ever! Foliage

looks like it has literally been splashed with

milk. Blue-green leaves are of heavy substance,

making the slug-resistant. Near-white, bell

shaped flowers are produced in midsummer.

Spilt Milk Hosta

Hosta Spilt Milk



Sharply contrasting dark green, wide margins

and narrow, gold centers; looks like a gold leaf

within another leaf. A thin, slip-like, white line

is occasionally present along the edge of the

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