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Leonotis - Lamiaceae - menthifolia - Savannah Sunset - Furry orange
flowers emerge from perfectly round, clustered balls on tall stems. With
age, new growth appears from each blossom center, creating an interesting
tiered effect. Plant in full sun and grows 72” tall and 36” wide. Hardy
to 10°F. gallon $9.00
Leptinella - Squalida - Pratt’s Black - Delicate, bronze, fern-like foliage
that spreads 12” wide to make a beautiful soft mat. Small yellow
button flowers are almost unnoticeable in summer. Plant in part shade.
4” pot $3.00
Leucanthemum - Asteraceae - Shasta Daisy - Because of their long
bloom time , Shasta Daisies are a standard for the perennial bed. Large,
single or double daisy type flowers on stiff stems. (-30°F) Grows 24” tall
as wide.
x superbum - Aglaia - Deeply toothed, green foliage displaying lacyedged,
semi-double white flowers. gallon $9.00
x superbum - Alaska - Standard, single, very large flowers on a plant
growing 24” tall as wide. 4” pot $3.00
x superbum - Becky - Large, single snow white flowers. gallon $9.00
x superbum - Lacrosse - Pure white daisies open with quilled petals that
flatten with maturity. This very compact, heavy bloom grows 10” tall and
20” wide. gallon $9.00
x superbum - Snowcap - Compact plant with single, large white blooms.
gallon $9.00
Lewisia - Portulacaceae - Bitterroot - (-10°F.) These beautiful evergreen
alpine plants have narrow rosette shaped leaves with 8”- 12” stems
that produce a 1” cluster of showy flower color that ranges from lemonyellow,
rosy-red, pink, salmon-orange, white and lavender-pink. Plant in
full sun or part shade with excellent drainage. Use very coarse bark or
layers of gravel around the foundation of each plant. Plants spread to 6”
and grow 12” tall. 4” pot $5.00
Henry’s Rainbow Mix - Flower mix of colors from pink to orange to
yellow with light edges that give the flower a stripy look.
Little Peach - Compact rosettes of succulent, lance-shaped leaves.
Flowers are a blend of yellow, orange, and peach on upright stems.
Little Plum - Lance-shaped leaves and loads of intense rosy purple flowers
with a touch of orange.
Lilium - Lilliaceae - Asiatic Lily - (-30°F) The first group of lilies to
bloom in the summer. Upward to outward facing flowers that prefer full
sun and moist, well-drained soil.
Tiny Series - Compact habit and high bud count on these lightly fragrant
funnel-shaped flowers that grow from 12”- 16” tall and spread to 6”. 4”
pot $4.00
Tiny Athlete - Pale baby pink blooms.
Tiny Bee - Golden yellow blooms with small black speckles.
Tiny Bell - Bright pink with a soft yellow halo.
Tiny Dino - Large, pale orange flowers.
Tiny Ghost - Violet-purple blooms.
Tiny Hope - Scarlet red flowers.
Tiny Nanny - Clear white
Tiny Orange Sensation - Bright orange, heavily spotted with bronze.
Tiny Padhye - Bicolored chocolate burgundy with white petal tips.
Tiny Sensation - Bright yellow, heavily spotted with dark red.
Tiny Snowflake - Pure white blooms.
Tiny Spider - Pinkish purple with maroon spots.
Tiny Todd - Soft pink with a white center.
Lilium - Liliaceae - Oriental Lily - (-40°F.) Large, upward to outward
facing flowers with a delightful fragrance that bloom later in the season,
growing 36” tall and 18” wide. gallon $9.00
Casa Blanca - Large, pure white flowers.
Double Lodewijk - This beautiful, very double flower has green and
white petals striped with lime green.
Double Magic Star - Double flowers have petals with a dark red central
stripe, fading to raspberry with soft pink edges.
Hotline - White petals with a hot pink edge.
Star Gazer - Beautiful cherry colored flowers with white edges.
Starlight Express - Deep rose colored petals with a narrow white border.
Smaller growing to 14” x 12”.
Tom Pouce - Rose-pink flowers with a creamy yellow throat.
Lithodora - Boraginaceae - diffusa - Grace Ward - A delightful plant
with bright blue flowers displayed on a very low trailing habit with nar-
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row gray-green hairy leaves. Grows 12” tall and 18” wide. Plant in sun
or part shade. (-20°F.) Excellent rock garden plant. 4” pot $3.00
diffusa - White Star - Similar to Grace Ward except the blossoms have
a central white star outlined in vibrant blue. Grows 12” high and spreads
to 18”. Plant in sun or part shade. (-20°F.) 4” pot $3.50
Lupinus - Papilionaceae - Lupine - Dense clumps of palmate leaves
with colorful spikes of pea-like flowers. A standard in the garden for
color late spring through summer.
Red Flame - (-40°F.) Brilliant carmine red flowers on a plant growing
36” tall and 24” wide. 4” pot $3.00
Westcountry Tequila Flame - (-30°F.) Enormous, fat flower spikes with
bicolored blooms of vivid red and yellow closely packed on the stems.
Grows 30” tall and spreads to 24”. gallon $17.50
Gallery Series - (-40°F.) Dwarfs, with 6”- 8” flower spikes and a compact
growing habit 24” tall as wide.
Blue, Pink, Red, Yellow, White and Mix - 4” pot $3.00, gallon $9.00
Oxalis - Oxalidaceae - Shamrock - Adenophylla - (-40°F.) Masses of
showy pink flowers cover this low growing plant. Deeply cut, greenish
gray foliage. Needs rich, well-drained soil. Grows 3” tall and 6” wide. 4”
pot $5.00
tetraphylla - Iron Cross - (-40°F.) This charming plant has green leaves
with dark purple inner corners. Pink flowers rise above the foliage.
Grows 6”- 12” tall and 6” wide. 4” pot $5.00
PEONY - PAEONIA
Paeonia - Paeoniaceae - Peony - All peonies are exceedingly long-lived
cultivars. Plant in full sun in cooler regions of the country, however in
regions of more extreme heat, part shade may be mandatory. They
require moist, well-drained soil for the planting site with well-rotted
compost and high-phosphorus fertilizer.
Chinese Peony - These double blooms show color from May through
June and are hardy to -40°F. Most grow to 3’ tall and spread to approximately
20” wide. gallon $25.00
lactiflora - Bowl of Beauty - Very large, rose to light pink blooms with
dense, narrow petaled flowers with creamy white centers.
lactiflora - Duchesse de Nemours - Huge, pure white with yellow based
center petals that are ruffled.
lactiflora - Karl Rosenfield - Dark magenta blooms.
lactiflora - Sarah Bernhardt - Very full double blooms of soft pink have
a mild fragrance. Grows 34” tall.
lactiflora - Sorbet - Large pink petals mixed with smaller cream petals
with yellow centers.
lactiflora - Top Brass - White petals surround double centers in shades
of ivory, light pink and creamy yellow when fully open. Honescented
fragrance.
Paula Fay - Large, semidouble deep pink blossoms with a golden center.
Itoh Peony - This is a cross between a tree peony and a herbaceous
peony, displaying the best characteristics of each parent. Vigorous growing
to 3’ tall as wide with extra strong stems and larger flowers that stand
up to wind and rain. Blooms are enormous, up to 6” with a much greater
range of flower colors. Blooms May-June. Plant in sun or part shade.
Hardy to -40°F. 2 gallon $50.00
We carry a large variety of peonies and tree peonies.
Papaver - Papaveraceae - Poppy - Plant in full sun with moderate to
regular watering and provide some nutrimental requirements until established.
Place in well-drained soil except where noted. Several species
have a short life span. Poppies may be used as a cut flower, however use
a flame to sear cut.
alpinum - Alpine Hybrids Mix - This mix must have excellent drainage.
Rather delicate lacy foliage adorns this 6” high plant that spreads to 6”-
12” wide. Blooms appear from May thru June supported on upright 5”
stems parading 1” blooms of yellow, white and salmon-orange. Produces
seed. (-40°F.) 4” pot $3.00
nudicaule - Champagne Bubbles - Iceland Poppy - Plant can be rather
short lived, however it does reseed itself. Gray-green hairy 12”- 16”
stems exhibit cup-shaped 3” flowers that spread to 10”- 12”. The April
to September blooms look like crumpled tissue paper above coarsely
divided hairy leaves of blue-green. (-60°F.) Mix, Scarlet, Yellow. 4” pot
$3.00
Oriental Poppy - (-40°F.) Large 4”- 6” blooms are exhibited on upright
stems that present a fanfare of color from May into June. Foliage disappears
after flowering so plant other perennials to fill in this blank space.
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