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Lilies Variety Height Spread Flower Description Bloom Time Special Features Asiatic, Black Bird B2 JK 12-16" 12-18" Dark red 2-4 weeks, July H Brunello B1 jk 30-36" 12-18" Orange 2-4 weeks, July H Matrix B2 JK 12-16" 12-18" Dark red with golden center 2-4 weeks, July H Matrix Gold B2 jk 12-16"` 12-18" Yellow 2-4 weeks, July H Matrix Orange B2 JK 12-16" 12-18" Bright orange 2-4 weeks, July H Rosande B2 JK 16-20" 12-18" Pink 2-4 weeks, July H Yellow Baby B2 jk 16-20" 12-18" Golden yellow 2-4 weeks, July H Asi-florum, Brindisi B1 jk 30-36" 12-18" Large pink 2-4 weeks, July H Mount Grace B1 JK 24-30" 12-18" Vivid sunset orange 2-4 weeks, July H Original Love B1 JK 30-36" 12-18" Cherry red with dark red speckles 2-4 weeks, July H Serrada B1 JK 36-42" 12-18" Light yellow 2-4 weeks, July H Oriental, Aktiva B1 JK 42-48" 12-18" Dark pink 2-4 weeks, July AH Farolito B2 JK 12-16" 12-18" Pink with dark pink spots 2-4 weeks, July AH Free Choice B2 JK 16-20" 12-18" White 2-4 weeks, July AH Garden Party B2 JK 16-20" 12-18" White with yellow band 2-4 weeks, July AH Love Story B2 JK 20-24" 12-18" Large cherry pink 2-4 weeks, July AH Mona Lisa B2 JK 16-20" 12-18" Light pink speckled with white edges 2-4 weeks, July AH Samoa B2 JK 16-20" 12-18" Red with white edge and red speckles 2-4 weeks, July AH Stargazer B1 JK 30-36" 12-18" Speckled red with white edges 2-4 weeks, July AH Daylilies Variety Height Spread Flower Description Bloom Time Alabama Jubilee B1 JK 24-30" 18-24" Fiery red-orange with deep red band and gold throat 2-4 weeks, July ABH Bela Lugosi B1 JK 30-36" 18-24" Deep purple 2-4 weeks, July BH Black Eyed Susan B1 JK 24-30" 18-24" Yellow with red-purple eye and orange throat 2-4 weeks, July, reblooms BH Custard Candy B2 JK 20-24" 18-24" Soft lemon yellow with maroon eye 2-4 weeks, July, reblooms bh Dynamite Returns B2 JK 16-20" 18-24" Warm pink with green to chartreuse throat 4-6 weeks, July, reblooms BH Elegant Candy B2 JK 20-24" 18-24" Medium pink with red eye and green throat 2-4 weeks, July, reblooms bh Gordon Biggs B2 JK 20-24" 18-24" Raspberry-red with dark red eye 4-6 weeks, June bh Happy Returns B2 JK 16-20" 18-24" Canary yellow 2-4 weeks, June, reblooms BH Inwood B1 JK 24-30" 18-24" Pale peachy yellow w/deep burgundy eye & edge 2-4 weeks, July, reblooms ABH Jersey Earlybird Cardinal B2 JK 20-24" 18-24" Large red with yellow throat 8-12 weeks, June BH Just Plum Happy B2 JK 12-16" 18-24" Large, bright rose pink with purple eyezone 8-12 weeks, June BH Kansas Kitten B2 jk 20-24" 18-24" Large, purple with dark purple eye 6-8 weeks, July ABH Kokomo Sunset B2 jk 12-16" 18-24" Large golden with red eye 8-12 weeks, June bh Little Grapette B2 JK 12-16" 18-24" Grape purple 2-4 weeks, June BH Pardon Me B2 JK 16-20" 18-24" Red with yellow-green throat; miniature 2-4 weeks, July, reblooms BH Red Hot Returns B2 JK 12-16" 18-24" Large true red with lemon yellow throat 8-12 weeks, June BH Red Reverence B1 jk 24-30" 18-24" Large, deep red 6-8 weeks, July, reblooms BH Rosy Returns B2 JK 12-16" 18-24" Rose 6-8 weeks, June, reblooms BH Ruby Stella B2 JK 16-20" 18-24" Deep wine-red 8-12 weeks, July BH Stella de Oro B2 JK 16-20" 18-24" Gold 8-12 weeks, July BH Stephanie Returns B2 JK 12-16" 18-24" Sandy and rose bicolor 6-8 weeks, July, reblooms BH Strawberry Candy B1 JK 24-30" 18-24" Strawberry-pink with raspberry eye & green throat 2-4 weeks, July, reblooms BH When My Sweetheart Returns B2 JK 12-16" 18-24" Blush lemon cream with ruffles, rose-pink eye 6-8 weeks, June, reblooms BH White Perfection B1 JK 24-30" 18-24" Pure ivory 2-4 weeks, July, reblooms ABH Winner's Portrait B1 jk 24-30" 18-24" Large, pink and cream ruffled 6-8 weeks, late July BH You Are My Sunshine B1 jk 24-30" 18-24" Bright gold w/red eye and thin red edge 2-4 weeks, July BH Due to the possibility of conditions beyond our control, Bordine's reserves the right to be out of any item at any time. 6 www.<strong>bordines</strong>.<strong>com</strong> Lilies are one of the easiest perennials to grow! They grow from a bulb which multiplies over the years, giving you more and more plants! The stalks are robust and require little staking. Their flowers are stunning in the garden and many have a wonderful fragrance as well. It is best to remove faded flowers so that seed pods do not form. This allows the plant to achieve maximum bulb development for the following season. Special Features Daylilies are low maintenance perennials that thrive in the sun. Their flowers <strong>com</strong>e in a range of colors from pink to purple, yellow, red or bicolor. Different flower forms such as double or ruffled are what make each variety unique. While many varieties only bloom for 2-4 weeks, most newer varieties bloom 8-12 weeks continuously when deadheaded. They look fantastic when planted in masses, on slopes for erosion control or in the perennial border. Butterflies and hummingbirds absolutely love Daylilies and they make great cut flowers.
Grasses Variety Height Spread Type Foliage Bloom Time Flower Description Bamboo, Fountain Red 1 k 8-10' - Clumping Green, tiny leaves; green canes turn red - - Green Panda 1 jk 6-8' - Clumping Long, narrow dark green, red accented stems - - Umbrella 1 k 8-10' - Clumping Pea green leaves with green stems - - Black Mondo, Ebony Knight C3 jk 8-12" 12-18" Slow spreading Nearly black, grass-like 2-4 weeks, August Blood, Red Baron 2 jk 16-20" 12-18" Slow spreading Green, bright red tips - Feather Reed, Karl Foerster A1 jk 4-5' 30-36" Clumping Slender green 8-12 weeks, late May Overdam A1 jk 24-30" 18-24" Clumping Green and white variegated 8-12 weeks, late May Fescue, Elijah Blue A2 J 12-16" 18-24" Clumping Fine, light blue 2-4 weeks, May Fountain, Hameln C2 J 20-24" 18-24" Clumping Thin green 4-6 weeks, August Karley Rose C1 J 30-36" 24-30" Clumping Thin bright green; arching 4-6 weeks, August Little Bunny C3 J 8-12" 12-18" Clumping Soft textured, dense, dark green 4-6 weeks, August Red Head C1 J 36-42" 24-30" Clumping Deep green; golden in fall; arching 2-4 weeks, September Hakonechloa 2 k 12-16" 24-30" Slow spreading Bright yellow and green variegated - All Gold 2 k 12-16" 24-30" Slow spreading Bright golden - Fubuki 2 k 12-16" 12-18" Slow spreading White and green variegated - Little Bluestem, Blue Heaven C1 j 4-5' 24-30" Clumping Steel blue turns to red and purple in fall 2-4 weeks, September Maiden, Cabaret C1 jk 5-6' 24-30" Clumping Broad with wide white center & green margin 4-6 weeks, September Cosmopolitan C1 jk 6-8' 4-5' Clumping Wide; creamy white and dark green striped 4-6 weeks, September Gold Bar C1 jk 30-36" 24-30" Clumping Upward green with golden crossbars 2-4 weeks, September Gracillimus C1 jk 5-6' 4-5' Clumping Fine, green 4-6 weeks, September Little Kitten C1 jk 30-36" 24-30" Clumping Narrow with silver midribs 4-6 weeks, September Little Zebra C1 jk 30-36" 24-30" Clumping Green with yellow crossbars 4-6 weeks, August Malepartus C1 jk 5-6' 36-48" Clumping Broad green with white midrib; bamboo like 4-6 weeks, late August Morning Light C1 jk 42-48" 36-48" Clumping Fine, silvery-green 2-4 weeks, October Porcupine C1 jk 5-6' 4-5' Clumping Green with yellow crossbars; held upright 4-6 weeks, September Variegated C1 jk 5-6' 4-5' Clumping Creamy white and green striped 4-6 weeks, September Yaku Jima C1 jk 4-5' 30-36" Clumping Thin green with white midrib 2-4 weeks, September Zebra C1 jk 5-6' 36-48" Clumping Green with distinctive bands of yellow; arching 4-6 weeks, September Ravenna C1 jk 8-10' 4-5' Clumping Green 4-6 weeks, September Sedge, Bowles Golden 3 kl 8-12" 18-24" Slow spreading Brilliant yellow with thin green stripe - Gold Fountains 2 jkl 12-16" 12-18" Slow spreading Gold and green variegated - Ice Dance 3 kl 8-12" 12-18" Slow spreading Green edged with pure white - Leather Leaf 2 jk 20-24" 12-18" Slow spreading Coppery red-brown - Old Gold 2 kl 12-16" 18-24" Slow spreading Green and gold variegated - Striped, Broad-Leafed 3 kl 6-8" 12-18" Slow spreading Wide green bordered by bright white - Switch, Cloud Nine C1 J 5-6' 36-48" Clumping Light blue 4-6 weeks, August Northwind C1 j 4-5' 30-36" Clumping Wide, steel blue 2-4 weeks, September Rotstrahlbusch C1 j 36-42" 30-36" Clumping Blue-green, turning red in fall 2-4 weeks, August Shenandoah C1 j 30-36" 30-36" Clumping Green with red tips starting in June 4-6 weeks, August 5 Dark lavender - Rose plumes; tan seed heads Golden plumes and seed heads Tan seed heads Silvery-rose plumes; tan seed heads Rose foxtail plumes Fuzzy cream seed heads Red bottle-brush spikes - - - Reddish-purple plumes Pink plumes Silvery plumes Burgundy plumes Coppery-red plumes mature to beige White plumes Reddish-purple plumes Pinkish-purple plumes turning silver Reddish-pink plumes Coppery silver plumes age to tan Silvery-pink plumes Red plumes fade to white Bronze-pink plumes Tall beige plumes mature to white - - - - - - Airy pink panicles, turning golden in fall Narrow, airy panicles Reddish, airy panicles Red, airy panicles Perennial Grasses are an extremely diverse group of plants offering many colors, textures and forms suited to a wide range of growing conditions. Most Perennial Grasses prefer full sun (8 or more hours of direct sunlight), but many grow well in partial shade (4-8 hours of direct sunlight). Grasses with variegated leaves are more tolerant of shade conditions than Grasses with green foliage. The addition of <strong>com</strong>posted manure and sphagnum peat will insure a healthy planting. These products help nurture the plant, hold moisture and aerate the soil. Perennial Grasses should be trimmed to a height of around 4" in April. You may cut them back in the fall but they tend to overwinter better if left standing until spring. Many Grasses hold their shape through the winter months adding interesting contrast, color and sound to the winter garden. www.<strong>bordines</strong>.<strong>com</strong> 7
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