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Divide each clump every 3-5 years after foliage has disappeared. New
growth appears again in fall.
orientale - Allegro - Orange flowers with dark stamens/spots in the
throat appear on 16” stems that spread to 18” wide. gallon $9.00
orientale - Beauty of Livermere - Tall 36” stems spreading to 24” wide
present an array of red flowers. gallon $9.00
orientale - Brilliant - Vivid fiery red flowers on a plant growing 24” tall
as wide. gallon $9.00
orientale - Pizzicato - A mix of large, colorful papery blooms in shades
of red, orange, pink and white. Loaded with flowers this series is semidwarf
growing to 20” tall and 18” wide. 4” pot $3.00
orientale - Princess Victoria Louise - Beautiful salmon colored blooms
unveiled above 24”- 36” stems that spread to 18” wide. gallon $9.00
Penstemon - Scrophulariaceae - Terrific for summer color. Green bushy
foliage, with spikes of striking tubular flowers. Prefers fertile, welldrained
soil. (-30°F.) gallon $9.00
barbatus - Bashful - Salmon pink flowers that bloom from midsummer
into the fall on a plant that grows 18” tall as wide.
barbatus ssp. coccineus - Miss Moneypenny - Masses of bright scarlet
flowers are set off by medium green, glossy foliage. Grows 12” tall as
wide.
barbatus - Navigator - Dwarf, compact mix of pink, lavender, blue and
purple flowers on a nicely branched plant. Grows 12” tall as wide.
digitalis - Husker Red Strain - Rich bronzy red foliage is a striking
contrast to the masses of white blooms. Grows 24” tall as wide.
x mexicali - Red Rocks - Bright rose flowers with a white throat on a
plant that grows 15” tall and 12” wide.
Perovskia - Lamiaceae - Russian Sage - (-30°F.) Finely textured, silvery
green foliage that is aromatic. Tiny flowers on abundant spikes from
summer to fall. Needs well-drained soil. Grows 36” tall as wide.
atriplicifolia - Airy deeply lobed foliage with iridescent blue flower
spikes. gallon $8.00
atriplicifolia Lacey Blue - Very compact grower to 18” tall and 30”
wide, with spikes of large blue flowers. gallon $9.00
Little Spire - A shorter variety that is drought tolerant and whose compact
habit makes it ideal for smaller gardens. Tall, slender spikes of
lavender flowers and grayish foliage give an airy, refreshing look all
season. Grows 24” tall and 30” wide. gallon $9.00
Phlox - Polemoniaceae - Paniculata - Garden Phlox - Garden Phlox is
sometimes known as the backbone of the perennial garden. Sweetly
scented flower clusters on stiff upright stems. Likes well-drained soil.
Remove spent flowers to promote rebloom. Hardy to -30°F. Grows 24”-
36” tall and 24” wide. gallon $9.00
paniculata - David - Showy white flowers.
paniculata - David’s Lavender - Deep lavender pink blossoms are large,
fragrant and uniform.
paniculata - Franz Schubert - Lilac flowers with a star shape and a
darker eye.
paniculata - Laura - Deep lavender flowers with a white blush towards
the center.
paniculata - Miss Pepper - Pink flowers with a dark pink eye.
paniculata - Red Magic - Dark red flowers.
Phlox - Polemoniaceae - Spreading - (-40°F.) These low growing favorites
provide colorful masses of blossoms in late spring. Grows 6” tall and
spreads to 18”. 4” pot $3.00
subulata - Candy Stripe - White blooms with pale rose stripes.
subulata - Emerald Blue - Clean medium blue flowers.
subulata - Emerald Pink - Rich true pink flowers.
subulata - McDaniel’s Cushion - Star-shaped deep pink flowers cover
this bright green needle-like foliage.
Early Spring Series (subulata) - This variety is an improved form
with increased disease resistance and good garden habit. Flowers in
vibrant colors with a darker eye and blooms two weeks earlier than others
of the species. Grows 4” tall and spreads to 12”. 4” pot $3.00
Blue, Purple, White - 4” pot $3.00
Phygelius - Scrophulariaceae - This semi-evergreen shrub provides
color late in the season. Tubular flowers are pendulous and loosely clustered
on long stems. Nectar attracts hummingbird.
Cherry Ripe - Rich bright red flowers with a yellow throat and soft
green, lance-shaped leaves growing 20” tall and 30’ wide. gallon $9.00
Passionate - Foliage is dark purple, almost black in cool weather, turn-
ing greener through the growing season. Dangling orange-red blooms
appear in early summer. Grows 18”- 20 tall and 24” wide. gallon $9.00
Physostegia - Lamiaceae - Obedient Plant - (-30°F.) Funnel-shaped
flowers on spikes that are very polite and obedient. Grow in full sun or
partial shade, in moist, well-drained soil. (July-Sept) gallon $9.00
Manners Series - Clumping habit that refrains from running wild.
Glossy green foliage is accented by spires of blooms.
Miss Manners - Snow white blooms on a plant growing 24” tall and 18”
wide.
Pink Manners - Lavender pink blooms on a plant growing 36” tall and
20” wide.
Potentilla - Neumanniana - Cinquefoil - Nana - (-30°F.) A dainty
mound of dark green leaves covered with bright yellow flowers.. Protect
from hot sun. Grows 1”- 3” tall and spreads 18” wide. 4” pot $3.00
Pratia - Campanulceae - These creepers will form dense mats of foliage
that make them ideal as a ground cover. Small, cut flowers in spring.
Grows 3” high and spreads 12”. Hardy to 0°F. 4” pot $3.00
angulata - A nice mate of tiny round foliage with small white flowers in
late spring. Great for rockeries and can also tolerate foot traffic.
pendunculata - County Park - Very low growing mat that spreads well
and roots as it goes. Deep blue flowers.
Primula - Primulaceae - Primrose - Perennial primulas usually form
rosettes, with flowers either clustered amony the leaves or on taller
stems. Most prefer moist soil and cool summers in suuny or partially
shaded location. 4” pot $3.50
capitata - Noverna Deep Blue - (-20°F.) Deep to midblue flowers on
powdery white stems. Blooms in summer and fall which is unusual for a
primrose. Grows 16” tall and 10” wide. 4” pot $3.50
denticulata Mix - (-50°F.) Known as Drumstick Primrose, this mix has
shades of lilac, fuchsia and white. Rounded flowers on long stems, with
leaves partially emerging at the bloom. Grows 12” tall as wide.
Kennedy Irish Primrose Series (x vulgaris) - (-20°F.) Developed over
a period of time, this collection represents unique forms and colors, featuring
very dark, bronzy purple leaves that contrast beautifully with the
flower colors. Grows 5” tall as wide. 4” pot $5.00
Drumcliff - Large white flowers open with a hint of lavender.
Innisfree - Rich red flowers with a yellow eye.
Primula - Primulaceae - Double Primrose - Like tiny roses, double
primrose blossoms look delicate and graceful. Early blooming, they
carry their lovely flowers against handsome green rosettes.
Belarina Series - (acaulis) (-30°F.) A special collection of double primroses.
These charmers are long blooming with fully double, fragrant
flowers in rich colors. Some have a delightful rosette collar of leaves that
frame the blossoms like a nosegay, and all bloom profusely throughout
the season, growing 12” tall and 14” wide. 4” rd pot $6.00
Buttercup - Rich yellow blossoms with a leafy collar.
Cobalt Blue - Beautiful cobalt blue flowers.
Cream - Delightful cream colored blossoms.
Nectarine - Peach and yellow with a leafy collar.
Pink Ice - White blooms with a pink blush aging to lilac.
Pulsatilla - Ranunculaceae - Pasque Flower - Plant in full sun or part
shade along with well-drained soil. These deciduous plants bloom from
March through early May. New growth is very delicately fringed bright
green that holds cup-shaped somewhat pendulous flower heads.
vulgaris - (-50°F.) Purple flowers accented by a yellow throat. Plants
grow 6”- 9” tall and spread 6”- 9” wide. gallon $10.00
vulgaris - Papageno - (-50°F.) A mix of colors – pink, white or violet
with fringed petals on a plant that grows 6”- 12” tall and spreads 12”
wide. gallon $10.00
vulgaris - Red Bells - (-30°F.) Vivid red blooms incorporated into a plant
that grows 12” tall and spreads 12” wide. gallon $10.00
Rhuem - Asteraceae - Ornamental Rhubarb - palmatum var. tanguticum
- (-40°F.) Large leaves resemble rhubarb foliage. Spring color is
tinged bronzy red, fading to dark green.Unusual flower stalks are 60”
tall, rosy red, and appear in spring. Likes moist soil, sun or part shade.
gallon $12.50
Salvia - Lamiaceae - Salvia is a broad genus of plants covering many
shapes and sizes. It is best grown in sun and well-drained soil.
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