(A.
vulgaris plena) 55¢ ea.
European Fleuroselect winner. A new type of columbine with double
flowers and very short spurs, resembling large pink or blue
raspberry fruits.
Upright 2 ft. stems. Full or part shade.
zone 4
55¢ ea.
Evergreen, very low-growing (5 in.), moss-like ground cover with
gray-green foliage and large, round, snow-white flowers all season
long.
zone 3
55¢ ea.
Globe shaped flowers on long stems (12 in.) above low growing
grass
like foliage. Excellent for edging in rock gardens or for mass
plantings.
Tufted carpet of color with blooms of bright pink, rose, lilac,
and coral shades.
zone 3
55¢ ea.
Bright red-orange 6 in. flower clusters. Height approx. 2 ft. with
2 ft. spread. thrives under dry conditions. Makes long-lived, low
maintenance border plant or cut flower.
55¢ ea.
Pure white flower clusters, somewhat taller (to 3 ft.) than
tuberosa
above. Long lasting cut flower.
55¢ ea.
Rose colored flower clusters, approx. 3 ft., otherwise similar to
Ice Ballet.
65¢ ea.
A mixture of yellow, orange, and red blossoms. Otherwise same
characteristics
as the orange A. tuberosa.
65¢ ea.
Pure yellow, the first time available as a separate color.
zone 4
55¢ ea.
A mix of the best New England and New York seed asters, most
double
and semi-double, very bright rose, pink, white, red, blue, violet
daisy-like blooms on 24-30 in. stems. Attractive cut flowers or
colorful autumn blooms.
55¢ ea.
Also fall blooming, tall (18 to 20 in.) half-dollar size single
bright lavender-blue, daisy-like flower with distinctive yellow-
orange
center buttons.
55¢ ea.
A.k.a. 'Heath Aster'. A 3-4 ft. aster absolutely covered with very
small white flowers in September and October. Very hardy.
zones
variable
zones 4 55¢ ea.
A 24 inch biennial with bell-shaped flowers that have a flat base
giving the appearance of a cup and saucer. Wide range of blues,
pinks, whites.
zones 3 65¢ ea.
Compact 8 in. plants, with
an abundance
of upright bell-shaped flowers. For partial shade or sun.
Attractive
mounded habit spreading to 10 in.
Specify color: Deep Blue, White
zones 2 55¢ ea.
Clusters of very dark violet bell-stars on tall (18-24 in.) stems.
Very floriferous, makes excellent cut flower.
zones
3 65¢ ea.
Similar to Serbian Bellfower with 6 in. sprays of star-shaped
erect
violet-blue flowers completely covering a low trailing type plant.
zones 3 55¢ ea.
Compact, about 10 in, with clusters of deep blue bell-stars. Very
floriferous.
65¢ ea.
Perfectly mounded, compact (4-6 in.) alternative to 'Blue Clips'.
Absolutely covered with open, dark blue, bell-style, cascading
flowers.
Excellent as year round pot plant. Flowers the first year!
zone 4
55¢ ea.
Mass of snow white, early, large flowers on silver tinted
evergreen
foliage. Compact (8 in.), spreading, forming a dense mat,
excellent
for walls, rock gardens, borders.
75¢ ea.
Similar habit as 'Snowflake, forming a compact (6 in.) dense
cushion
of pink changing to lilac. Seed crop failure last year; please call for availability in 2003.
zone 4
55¢ ea.
Often called "perennial bachelors button" with 3 inch deep blue
blooms and contrasting bold royal purple centers on sturdy 24 inch
stems.
55¢ ea.
Large 2 to 3 in. rose colored fringed flowers, with silver
foliage.
About 2 ft. high stem. Nice cut flower.
55¢ ea.
Large 3 in. golden yellow blooms on tall 3 ft. stems. Nice cut
flower.
zone 4
55¢ ea.
A highly fragrant perennial, 2 to 3 ft. in height, with early
summer
blooms arranged in dense terminal clusters. Flowers continuously
right up until frost. Excellent garden performer, attractive cut
flower.
Please specify color: 'Snowcloud' (White), 'Pretty Betsy'(Red)
zone 4
(from seed) 55¢ ea.
Both an All America Selection and Fleuroselect Winner which
produces
masses of double and semi-double 2 inch yellow blooms, beginning
with the year of planting. Plants grow bushy, approx. 18 inches
in height.
(from
seed)
55¢ ea.
Another dwarf variety (15¤ in.), golden yellow single flowers with
a dark center.
zone 3 except 'D.
cardinalis'
65¢ ea.
Long spikes of mostly double blossoms (3 in.), borne on stems 3
to 5 ft.. Needs staking in windy locations. Spectacular blooms of
blue, lavender, white, and pink. Blooms over a long period,
beginning
in June.
Specify colors: Galahad (white), Astolat (rose/blk. bee),
Blk. Knight (dk. blue/wh. bee), Blue Bird (sky
blue/wh. bee), Guinevere (rose/wh. bee), Summer Skies (lt.
blue/wh.
bee), King Arthur (violet/wh. bee), Blue Jay (blue/dk. bee),
Cameliard
(lavender/wh. bee)
65¢ ea.
A more compact dwarfing version of the Pacific Giants (about 24-30
inches), that requires little or no staking. Proportionately
smaller
spikes of blooms than Pacific Giant, but very similar in quality
and color.
Specify colors: Cherry Blossom, Lavender, Dark
Blue-Dark Bee, Dark Blue-White Bee, Lilac-Pink, White-Dark Bee,
Sky Blue-White Bee
65¢ ea.
Spurless, deep navy blue 1-1/2 flowers freely borne on 15-20 in.
stems. Here is a heat tolerant delphinium that will bloom
virtually
the entire summer.
65¢ ea.
Flowers the first season. Well branched plants with large spikes used as
commercial cut flowers. Warning: plants/seeds are
poisonous. Bellamosum (dark blue), Casa Blanca (white)
75¢ ea.
This is a new strain from New Zealand which is supposed to be more
heat-tolerant, stronger-stemmed, more perennial, more heavily
petalled,
larger flowered than older strains. Height similar to Pacific Gia.
strain.
Five colors, please specify: Royal Aspirations (bright blue),
Blushing
Brides (pink), Innocence (white), Pagan
Purple (dark purple), Sunny Skies (sky blue)
zone
3-4
additional Dianthus perennial selections listed in the Annual
section
under
(from seed) 55¢ ea.
A biennial with very bright, fragrant, mostly double and bi-
colored
clusters of flowers. Approx. 18 in., an excellent cut
flower.
(from seed) 55¢ ea.
Deep puple-black double carnation-like 2 in. fragrant blooms edged
in white on 12 in. sturdy stems. Long bloom period, most unusual
color.
(from seed) 55¢ ea.
Fragrant 1-1/2 in. fringed, double carnation-like blooms in
brilliant
shades of salmon, rose, red, white, and pink, many with
contrasting
white or dark edge.
(from seed) 55¢ ea.
Bright rose-red blooms, about 8 in. tall with thick green foliage.
Blooms profusely all summer.
(from seed) 55¢ ea.
Very fragrant, small 1/2 in. rose-pink blooms, about 12 in. tall.
Concentrated bloom in June.
(from seed) 55¢ ea.
Unusual form with stunning silver mounded foliage, soft, sulpur-
yellow
blooms dotted with faint purple. Long bloom.
zone 3
(biennial) 55¢ ea.
Very attractive and showy hybrid of the familiar biennial with
wider
and showier bell shaped flowers on tall spikes, up to 5 ft.
Mixture
of colors include white, cream, yellow, pink, purple, and
rose.
55¢ ea.
Large, bright yellow bells on a compact (30-36 in.) plants.
55¢ ea.
Very graceful yellow, brown spotted bells. Long bloomer. Compact
2-1/2 to 3 ft.
55¢ ea.
Somewhat more dwarf (3 to 3 1/2 ft.), with spires of 2-1/2 in.
strawberry-rose
colored flowers. Very attractive.
55¢ ea.
Pastel apricot with some spotting on 3 1/2 ft. plants. Very
attractive.
55> ea.
Pure white on 3 1/2 ft. plants. Very attractive.
55¢ ea.
Coppery, whitish-brown unusual shaped flowers with a projecting
lower lip surrounding a 30 in. spike. Very unusual, blooms later
than most foxgloves.
65¢ ea.
Unusual reddish-brown, dense candles of about 2 ft. Blooms July
through September. Seed stalks used in dried floral arrangements.
55¢ ea.
Tall (to 5 ft.), especially large yellow blossoms. Blooms June-
August.
55¢ ea.
Short (18-20 in.), branched, with bells of purple rose with
spotted
throats. Perennial.
55¢ ea.
Dwarf (30in.), branched, multi-stemmed, primrose-yellow foxglove with heavy maroon spotting in bells. U.K. 1999 flower of the year.
55¢ ea.
For the first time, a snow white foxglove, similar to 'Alba', except without spots inside the bells!
55¢ ea.
Snow white bells with 'raspberry jam' smeared adn speckled on the inside of each bell. 3-4 ft.
55¢ ea.
Snow white bells with 'raspberry jam' smeared adn speckled on the inside of each bell. 3-4 ft.
zone 3
55¢ ea.
Very hardy Gerbera-like 2 1/2 in. yellow blooms in early spring
on 20 in. stems. One of the best early cut flowers for colder
areas.
zone 4
65> ea.
A selection of 'Magnus' with stronger, more intense carmine-red
petals.
55¢ ea.
Large (4 in.) rosy-red blooms surround a brown center 'cone' on
3-4 ft. stems. Petals are more horizontal, wider than Purpurea.
1998 Perennial Plant of the Year.
55¢ ea.
Another new 'Magnus' type with larger 5- 6 in. lavender-rose blooms. Lighter colored compared to 'Ruby Star', but approx. same size blooms.
55¢ ea.
The most well known 'purple coneflower', with 3 inch rose-purple
blooms with drooping petals surrounding the brown center cone.
Blooms over a long period.
55¢ ea.
Creamy white 3-4 inch blooms, with a greenish-brown central cone,
at the top of long 3-4 ft. stems.
65¢ ea.
Very unusual large yellow coneflower which is a native of the
Ozarks.
Approx. 3 ft.
) Zone 4
65¢ ea.
Bushy mound shaped 15 in. green floliage topped with bright,
sulphur-yellow
bracts which change to red in fall. Prefers full sun.
zone 3
55¢ ea.
A dwarf version with compact bushy 9 to 12 in. plants and
abundant,
large (3 in.) blooms of maroon edged with yellow. Drought proof
and very showy bedding plant.
55¢ ea.
Large 3 in. glowing wine-red blooms on sturdy 20 in.
stems.
55¢ ea.
Large, 3 in., yellow with orange-brown center, about 2
ft.
55¢ ea.
Large 3 in. bloom with dark scarlet with yellow tips, about 2 ft.
zone 3
55¢ ea.
Masses of tiny pure white, about 50% double blooms on 30 in. bushy
plants. Excellent for cut flowers, dried arrangements.
zone 3/4
(from seed) 55¢ ea.
Very hardy. Extremely attractive red, orange, gold, mahogany
bicolor
blooms. Good late season color, lasting through frosts until hard
freezes. Tall 3 ft. plants. Under utilized in perennial bed. Nice
cut flower.
Please specify color: 'Gold' (Solid golden-yellow), 'Red' (Deep red, yellow picotee edge)
(from
seed) 55¢ ea.
Shorter, about 2 ft., with large yellow flowers. Blooms early
summer.
zone 4-5
55¢ ea.
Creeping rockery plant, 8 to 10 in. high, mounding 1 ft. or more,
completely covered with small rose-like 1 in. flowers of white,
pink, red, and yellow. Soft gray-green evergreen foliage. Long
bloom
period.
zone 4
55¢ ea.
Double 4 in. bright golden daisy-like blooms on long 2 to 3 ft.
stems. Very heat tolerant, an ideal garden plant for the south.
Bloom July through September.
zone 3
65¢ ea.
Mounds of large scalloped green leaves with darker or lighter
highlighted
veins, about 24 in., with dainty bell-like flowers on graceful
spikes
of light pink to deep crimson.
65¢ ea.
Showy 12 in. mahogany-red large ivy-shaped foliage. Small white
flowers from early to mid-summer. 1991 PPA Perennial Plant of the
Year.
65¢ ea.
Decorative, variable, marbled 'maple-leaf' leaves with pronounced dark veins and with a silver-bronze interior imprint. Cream colored bloom sprays on 2 ft. stems.
65¢ ea.
Showy birght scarlet flower sprays. Ivy-shaped green evergreen foliage.
zone 3
,
Mixed
65¢ ea.
Mostly fully double deep purplish-black blooms with variable highlights of cream here and there. Tall (6-7 ft.).
,
Mixed
65¢ ea.
Also black currant colored, single and semi-double flowers with attractive interior veining that fades to a light lavenger at the blossom edge. Tall (5-6 ft.).
,
Mixed
75¢ ea.
Double creamy peach blooms, a few tinged with raspberry on tall 5-6 ft. stems.
,
Mixed
55¢ ea.
Fully double flowers on tall (5 to 6 ft.) stems, in shades of
white,
pink, yellow, rose, lavender, and red. Most beautiful of all
doubles.
Biennial.
55¢ ea.
An unusual dark maroon, almost black, single, saucer-shaped blooms
arranged on a 4 ft. stem. Eye-catching. Perennial.
55¢ ea.
Old fashioned 3 to 5 in. single blooms in colors of rose, pink,
orange, yellow, white, and marooncovering tall 6 ft. stalks. Long
blooming. Perennial.
Zone
4
65¢ ea.
A season long (early spring to frost) pin-cushion, scabiosa-like,
fully double dark-red 1-1/2 in. blooms atop 2 ft.
stems.
65¢ ea.
Similar to Macedonica except a mix of blue, mauve, pink, salmon,
and scarlet blooms.
65¢ ea.
A compact, dwarf (18 in.) version of Macedonica with ruby-red flower heads. Long summer-long continuous and profuse bloom.
zone 5 55¢ ea.
1999 AAS winner. Tall (30 in.), spectacular 8 in.spikes of flowers in shades of
cream, orange, red, yellow, and some bi-colors. Flowers the first year, mid-
June, July.
zone 4 65¢ ea.
Climbing (4-6 ft.) old -fashioned perennial sweet peas. Long lasting perennial with an extended July/August bloom period.
Please choose color desired: Red, Pink, White.
zone
3
65¢ ea.
Rose purple 'pipe cleaner' shaped spikes, with attractive dark green lily-like
leaves. Compact (18 in.), very hardy cut flowers. Please add surcharge of 10>
per plant.
zone 4 55¢ ea.
Spectacular sprays of small, sky-blue, single blossoms on a 2 ft. slender stem.
Zone
5
55¢ ea.
Improved version of 'Queen Victoria' with brilliant crimson flowers with
crimson-red foliage arranged on tall (3 to 4 ft.) elegant stems. Thrives in
shady, cool, moist areas.
55¢ ea.
A magnificant tall (36 in.) deep purple flower spikes which bloom in late
summer-fall.
zone 4
, Mixed 55¢ ea.
Very tall strain, to 36 inches, with long spires of blossoms of single and
mixed colors, including carmine, pink, white, blue, yellow, red, and cream.
, Mixed 65¢ ea.
High quality, large blooms of variable shades of cherry-red. Tall to 3 ft.
, Mixed 65¢ ea.
High quality english strain with many solid and bi-colored strains. Tal to 3 ft.
, Mixed 65¢ ea.
More compact and earlier version, will bloom the first year. Solid 10 in.
flower spikes, sturdy 20 in. plants.
Specify colors: White, Red, Pink, Blue, Yellow.
zone 4
55¢ ea.
Large dense heads made up of small scarlet flowers which are individually
shaped like the Maltese Cross. Stems are approx. 2 ft. in height. Makes
fine cut flower.
55¢ ea.
Compact (18 in.) dark bronze foliage with bright scarlet-orange 2 in. flowers borne on terminals in mid summer.
55¢ ea.
Clump-forming with compact (18. in) bronze foliage with early to mid-summer cymes of 5-10 star-shaped 1-1/2 in. flowers.
zone 4
55¢ ea.
Single saucer-like blooms, somewhat variable in color, but usually white
with unusual purple veins. Free flowering all summer on 2 1/2 ft. stems.
55¢ ea.
A large upright form with fine dark-violet blooms all summer.
zone 4
, Mixed (from seeds) 55¢ ea.
Very fragrant flowers blooming in mid-summer, with long stems (2 to 2-1/2
ft.) and a bright array of reddish colors bright red, pink, violet and
salmon. Sweet fragrance often attracts hummingbirds.
(from seeds) 55¢ ea.
Pink and white flowers with purple spots. Upright, stately 30 in. plants
with large lemon scented leaves that are irresistible to bees. Will bloom
the first season. Tender perennial, grow as annual in northern zones.
zone 3
55¢ ea.
Very popular for edging and bedding, these blue tiny flowers on 8 in.
compact, yet bushy plants provide a mass of color in the spring garden.
Prefers moist location, and will perform well in shady areas. Will bloom
the first season.
zone 4
55¢ ea.
Large 3 to 4 in. bright yellow, sweet-scented, poppy style blooms on 12 in.
spreading plants. Full sun or part shade.
55¢ ea.
Similar, except soft-pink, fragrant blooms day and night on 12 in.
spreading plants. Full sun or part shade. Blooms all summer.
Zone 3 to 7
(zone 4) 55¢ ea.
A dwarf mixture of foxglove-like blooms on 15 in. spikes of various shades
of bright colors. Fairly hardy, but cover during winter in northern New
England.
(zone 3) 65¢ ea.
1996 Perennial Plant of the Year. Attractive, dark greenish-red-bronze
foliage, light pink snapdragon-like 4 ft. flower spikes. Please add
surcharge of 5¢ per plant.
(zone 3) 65¢ ea.
A green-leaved version of 'Husker Red' except with large pure-white bells. Part shade or sun.
(zone ? Untested) 65¢ ea.
Large, dense clusters of blue flowers on 15 in. stems. Narrow, glossy, dark green foliage.
zone 2
55¢ ea.
Approx. 2 ft. tall spire of white or rose blossoms, similar to a smaller
version of foxglove. Excellent cut flower, and extra hardy.
Specify color: 'Crown of Snow' (white), 'Rose Crown' (rose).
zone 3
55¢ ea.
A long-lived tall,exotic strain with 2 1/2 in. single star-shaped blooms
atop 2 ft. stems. Mixture of pink, blue, and white. Attractive as garden or cut
flower. Blooms all summer long. Very hardy.
Available in separate colors this year: Pink, Blue, White.
65¢ ea.
Similar to Fuji Blue but with star-shaped double blossom (10 petals instead of
5).
55> ea.
A dwarf (6-7 in.) platycodon with large up to 3 in. mid-blue flowers all
summer long.
zone 2
55¢ ea.
Very hardy with large clusters of azure blue flowers will bloom all season.
Bushy, fern-like foliage grows to 2 ft.
65¢ ea.
Clusters of apricot/lilac flowers, long bloom period June-August. 2 ft.
55¢ ea.
Considered by many as the best Jacobs Ladder, though not as common as 'Blue Pearl', this is a long blooming strain with strong 2-1/2 ft. stems supporting clusters of bright blue 1/2 in. flower cups with orange stamens. Fern-like foliage.
55¢ ea.
New! Compact, with violet-blue, yellow-eyed flowers covering 12 in. stems. Reblooms after deadheading.
zone 4
55¢ ea.
Fairly hardy, semi-evergreen, with strawberry-like leaves, approx. 2 ft.
mounded growth habit covered with 1 in. rich raspberry-red flowers having
dark or black centers. Blooms all summer until frost.
zone 2
65¢ ea.
Mix of large, fragrant orange andyellow blooms, approx 4 in. dia., on 14 in. stems. Heavy bloomer with up to 30 blooms per plant, blooming the entire summer. Extra hardy.
55¢ ea.
Mix of many different colors (including yellow, white, orange,pink and bi-colors) of extra large flowers on dwarf 14 in. stems. Magnificent display.
zone 2
55¢ ea.
Huge 6 in. black-eyed scarlet-orange blooms on dwarf wind tolerant 16 in. plants.
55¢ ea.
Huge single, tulip-like, showy blooms during late May, very deep
crimson-red in color, borne on long pencil-thick stems about 30 inches in
height.
55¢ ea.
Same size and characteristics as 'Beauty of Livermore', except brilliant
scarlet-red.
55¢ ea.
Huge light salmon blossoms with coal-black centers atop 30 in. stems.
55¢ ea.
New color with hugh pastel coral-pink bloosoms with contrasting black centers. 30 in. stems.
55¢ ea.
1995 Fleuroselect Gold Medal winner. Semi-dwarf (20 in.), many huge blooms
per plant with color range of white, pink, rose, scarlet, dark red, all
with a dark eye.
55¢ ea.
Bright orange, otherwise similar to 'Brilliant'.
55¢ ea.
Huge deep salmon blossoms with coal-black centers atop 30 in. stems.
55¢ ea.
Huge salmon-pink blossoms with coal-black centers atop 30 in. stems.
55¢ ea.
Huge pure white blossoms with coal-black centers atop 30 in. stems.
zone 6
55¢ ea.
A long-lived poppy with a profusion of long-blooming (Late May to July) double soft orange flowers on compact 12-16 in. stems above finely cut silver-blue foliage.
zone 3
55¢ ea.
Single and semi-double daisy with very attractive rose-pink spring cut
flower. Blossoms are about the size of Shasta Daisies, and stems are about
2 ft.
55¢ ea.
A very attractive dark crimson-red version of Robinson's above.
zone 3
for 'Indian Summer', 'Sonora', 'Toto', see Annual section
65¢ ea.
Most hardy variety with 3 to 4 in. very fine yellow daisies with dark
button centers. Long blooming all summer. Extra heat tolerant and drought
resistant. No perennial garden should be without 'Goldstrum' for
season-long color.
55¢ ea.
Unusual selection with bright green petals surrounding a contrasting, prominent black cone. Long flowering period, June-August. Unique cut flower.
zone 4
55¢ ea.
Semi-tall 20 in. dark violet-blue spikes which bloom June through August.
55¢ ea.
Same as above, except rose-pink flowers.
55¢ ea.
Mass of absolutely beautiful royal-blue claw-like flowers on tall 3 ft. stems above deep green floliage. Long blooming June -Spetember.
zone 6
(from seed) 65¢ ea.
A compact, 12 to 18 in., accent or companion plant valued for its
silvery-gray, finely divided, fragrant (when crushed) foliage. Yellow
button flowers.
zone 3
55¢ ea.
A low growing (to 8 in.), floriferous, vigorous trailing type ground cover,
container or rockery plant covered with thick oval dark leaves and
absolutely loaded with single rose-pink blooms. Prefers full sun. Heavy
bloomer. Hardy.
zone 4
55¢ ea.
Mix of blue, lavender, and white shades of double and semi-double ruffled 3 in.
blooms atop 2 to 2-1/2 ft. stems. Attractive cut flower that blooms all summer.
65¢ ea.
Uniform, large, intense lilac-blue flowers on 2 ft. stems. Long blooming.
65¢ ea.
Same as Fama above, except pure white.
65¢ ea.
Similar to 'Fama', except deep violet.
65¢ ea.
This is a light yellow version with 2 1/2 ft. stems for cutting.
zone 3
55¢ ea.
Neat 6 in. tall mats of bronze-green foliage and bright rose star-like
flowers in spring and summer. Attractive ground cover for steep slopes.
Tolerates dry soil.
zone 3
Mixed 55¢ ea.
Primarily grown for the attractive foliage which consists of thick,
succulent, fleshy leaves that form compact (3 to 6 in.) green to purple
rosettes. Also produces dense flower heads of pink, yellow, greenish-white, and
carmine.
zone 4
55¢ ea.
A classic white daisy for cut flowers with large (3 inch) white petals
surrounding a yellow button. Stems up to 3 ft. Blooms June-August.
55¢ ea.
Double and semi-double huge (up to 6 in.) white blooms on long 28 in. stems.
55¢ ea.
1988 AAS Winner. Hardy, dwarf compact daisy 10 to 12 in. in height, covered
with 2-1/2 in. white daisies with yellow center. Heat tolerant, blooms all
season. Note: Seed crop failure in 2000. We expect seed will be available
in time for 2001 crop, but in the event it is not, we will substitute
'Silver Princess' which has similar characteristics. Please specify
alternative substitute if this 'Silver Princess' is not desired.
55¢ ea.
A new strain with fluffy, quilled, mostly double, 2-1/2 to 3 in. white
daisies on 2 ft. stems. Long bloom period.
zone 4
55¢ ea.
An unusual compact (8-10 in.), upright cut flower from the Ukraine.
Broccoli style heads of tiny rosy-pink flowers.
55¢ ea.
Large 4 in. heads of dense clusters of crimson-rose flowers. 2 ft. stems. July/Aug. bloom.
zone 4
55¢ ea.
Grown mainly for its very soft, velvet or woolly, silver foliage, approx.
12 in. high. Also bears small purple-pink flower spikes on 12 in. stems,
mid-summer.
zone 3
55¢ ea.
Large, lavender blue flowers. Excellent for cut flowers or for drying.
55¢ ea.
Dense heads made up of sprays of attractive small white flowers. Suitable for garden or cut flower. 18 in. tall. The most widely planted perennial statice.
zone 5
65¢ ea.
Large (to 3 in.) fluffy single blue aster-like flowers on 20 in. stems with
silvery-green foliage. Fairly hardy but should have winter cover north of
zone 5. Long-lived, trouble free, drought resistant perennial.
zone 4
65¢ ea.
A minature evergreen 12 in. hedge. Deep green, glossy leaves in a very neat
symetrical habit Rosy-purple flowers in late summer. Trim to any height up
to 12 in.
65¢ ea.
From England. Purple, upright, veronica-style, 20 in. spikes of flowers amidst bushy, dark green, scented foliage. Mid summer flower period.
zone 4
65¢ ea.
Tall, graceful, 3 to 4 ft. plants with fluffy smoke-like rose, pink or
white. Over time, each plant will produce a dense mound of up to 30 stems,
producing a dense cloud of fluffy blooms. Most unusual cut flower.
65¢ ea.
Native of Spain and Portugal, this is a tall (4-6 ft.) yellow version with
dense clusters of yellow flowers from mid-June until August. Foliage is
blue-green. A most beautiful plant for the garden's back border. Needs rich
moist soil.
zone 3
(from seed) 65¢ ea.
Large double buttercup-like flowers of deep orange, approximately 2 ft.
Long blooming (May-Aug.), with lobed or cut leaves. It thrives in moist areas.
zone 4
65¢ ea.
Easy to grow hybrid with hundreds of 1 in. flowers in shades of lavender,
cream, rose, and pink, many with darker eyes. Large, well-branched, 30 in.
with a 20 in. spread. Long blooming. Nice cut flower.
55¢ ea.
Large, pure white flowers envelope erect stems. Flowers first year. Approx.
2 ft.
55¢ ea.
Dark purple flower spikes. Reblooms if dead-headed.
55¢ ea.
Rich, large, soft yellow flowers.
55¢ ea.
Spires of creamy-white with plum-pink eyes.
65¢ ea.
Dark purple flower spikes. Reblooms if dead-headed.
zone 4
(from seed) 55¢ ea.
Native of southern prairie states. Clump forming and tall (5-6 ft.) with
strong stems and flower clusters made up of many 1 in. purple flowers. Not
unlike Eupatorium purpureum in habit, but larger and with darker colored
flowers. Suited for moist conditions in sun or part shade.
zone 4
, Mixed (V. spicata) (from seed)
55¢ ea.
An attractive blend of pink, blue, and white dense flower clusters on extra long
spikes for cutting. Very uniform. Height approx. 2 to 2-1/2 ft.
(from seed) 55¢ ea.
Exclusively lavender-blue spikes, 18 in. with deep glossy, green foliage.
(from seed) 55¢ ea.
Similar to Blue Bouquet except rose-pink flowers.
(from seed) 55¢ ea.
Pure white flower spikes atop 15 in. stems.
zone 4-5
72-cell 55¢ ea.
This is the original tri-color Johnny Jump-Up with 3/4 in. violet,
lavender, and yellow flowers, about 5 in. Hardiest strain, and will flower
first year.
Prices shown are for full flats only (any mix in flat). For less than full
flats,
please increase plant price by 25%; for less than 1/2 full flats (less than 16
plants in any flat), please also add $5 box charge. '*' Denotes new variety for
2001
zone 3
(from cuttings) $1.50
ea.
Crimson red flowers and feathery fern-like foliage. Striking cut flower or
in dried arrangement. Height 18 in.
(from cuttings) $1.50
ea.
Pure white blooms from June through August. Height 18 in.
(from cuttings) $1.50
ea.
Bright yellow, 18-24 in.
(from cuttings) $1.50 ea.
Brick-red flowers, 2 to 2-1/2 ft.
(from cuttings) $1.50 ea.
Primrose yellow, greener foliage, more vigorous than 'Moonshine', 2-3 ft.
(from cuttings) $1.50 ea.
Vigorous grower with pink-peach blossoms.
(from cuttings) $1.50 ea.
Creamy, very light yellow blossoms.
(from cuttings) $1.50 ea.
Pale lavender blossoms.
(from cuttings) $1.50 ea.
Royal purple blooms with a white eye. Repeat bloomer.
(from cuttings) $1.50 ea.
Flowers start out pink, maturing to terracotta color. Silver foliage, 30 in.
(from cuttings) $1.50 ea.
'Woolly Yarrow'. Low (3 in.), creeping, thick, mat-forming, woolly foliage with primrose-yellow flowers. Good ground cover.
zones 3
$2.50 ea.
Pure white, helmut-shaped, snap-dragon like flowers bloom mid-summer.
Glossy dark green 2-3 in. deeply lobed leaves adorn 3-4 ft. plants.
Long-lived, very hardy.
$2.50 ea.
Similar to above, except white with a blue edge. 3-4 ft.
$2.50 ea.
Similar to above, except deep blue.
$2.50 ea.
Dark blue, larger more closed helmut-shaped florets, and bloom period is
September/October. Blooms until heavy freeze; frost doesn't disturb bloom.
4 ft.
$2.50 ea.
New! Pale pink flowers on 3 ft. stalks, above glossy dark green foliage.
zone 4
$1.50 ea.
Strong spreading 8-10 in. green and white variegated ground cover.
Zone 5
$1.50 ea.
Tall 2-3 ft. spikes of rich blue flowers July and August. Aromatic, licorice-scented foliage. Very attractive to bees, hummingbirds, butterflies. Great cut flower.
$1.50 ea.
Similar except orange-apricot flowers, 18 in. to 2 ft. Blooms all summer.
$1.50 ea.
Taller, 3-4 ft., with rosy orange flowers. Long bloom period from early summer to heavy frost. Scented silver-gray foliage. Very hardy.
$1.50 ea.
Seemingly endless blooming foot long, deept magenta-pink flower spikes. Also useful as annual for containers since it blooms profusely the first season.
$1.50 ea.
2003 AAS winner. Unusual golden chartreusse-yellow colored foliage with tall blue flower spikes.
zones 3
$1.50 ea.
Strong, low growing (6 in.) ground cover with attractive deeply bronzed
foliage, blue flowers spikes. Spreads by creeping stems. An exceptional,
hardy ground cover.
$1.50 ea.
Similar to above, except with very colorful deep burgundy foliage.
$1.50 ea.
Dwarf form with unusual narrow leaves that form neat, shiny, clumps of chocolate foliage. Blue flower spikes.
$1.50 ea.
Dark burgundy-bronze foliage. Especially dark in cooler weather. Bright blue flower spikes.
zones 3
$1.50 ea.
Gray-green scalloped, cupped, ornate, mouunding foliage completely covering
the ground. Yellow-green 18 in. flower sprays in summer for cutting/drying.
zones 4 Also see 72 size Herb section for Allium 'tuberosum' (Chives, Garlic)
$1.50 ea.
Rose-colored flower clusters on 16 in.stems, gray-green foliage.
zones 5
$1.50 ea.
Clump-forming, 2-3 ft. tall. Grown for its mid-green, willow-like or needle-shaped 2-3 in. leaves which turn bright yellow in autumn. Sky-blue blossom umbrels in spring.
$1.50 ea.
Clump-forming, with many stems of dark green lance-shaped leaves and starry-blue 3/4 in. flowers forming panicles covering the foliage in sping.
zones 5
$2.50 ea.
This tall (30 in.) late summer and fall blooming Japanese Anemone prefers
partial shade, rich soil, and protection from winter winds. Deep rose-red,
semi-double 3 in. blooms. Slow growing.
$2.50 ea.
Fall blooming, mauve pink, single 3 in. blooms with darker undersides. Very
free flowering. Slow growing.
$2.50 ea.
Fall blooming, large semi-double white 3-4 in. blooms. Lots of blooms. Slow
growing.
(from seed) $2.00 ea.
Very tall, up to 4-5 ft., with absolutely huge spring green-yellow flower heads. Same characteristic green foliage as other species. Hardy to zone 5 if planted in well drained soil.
Ferns generally prefer shaded, moist soiles, but not standing in water. Sun tolerant strains are noted in the descriptions below. Most do not like temperatures above 90 degrees, and prefer slightly acidic soils.
(Polystichum acrostichoides) Zone 4
$2.00 ea.
Dark green evergreen lance-shaped fronds, approx. 2 to 2 1/2 ft. Best in
wooded or shaded settings and moist soils.
(Dryopteris marginalis) Zone 2
$2.00 ea.
Evergreen with 18-24 in. clusters of lance-shaped mid -green fronds. Does not like temperatures above 90 degrees.
(from cuttings) Zone 3 $2.50
ea.
A cross between the Japanese Painted and American Lady ferns. A strong
growing 30 in. but with the silver accent of the Japanese painted fern.
Zone 4
$2.00 ea.
Delightfully scented like fresh mown hay when fronds are crushed or broken.
Dark green, approx. 2 to 2 1/2 ft. Best in wooded or shaded settings and
moist soils.
Zone 5
$2.50 ea.
Silver splashed wine red fronds with red stems. Compact 12-15 in. Best in
wooded or shaded settings and moist soils.
Zone 6
$2.50 ea.
Low mat-forming medium-green evergreen moss-like foliage with yellowish tips on the branches.
(from cuttings) Zone 4
$2.00 ea.
Yellowish green feathery, deeply cut fronds. Takes more sun than most, but
still requires partial shade.
(from cuttings)Zone 4
$3.00 ea.
New! 24-30 in. with red stems that contrast nicely with the green foliage.
(from cuttings)Zone 4
$2.50 ea.
Height 2-4 ft. with 3-4 in. wide arching fronds with crested tips. An unusual leaf.
Zone 5
$2.50 ea.
Delicate lacy soft green fronds with black stems, 1-2 ft. Best in wooded or
shaded settings and moist soils. Semi-evergreen.
Zone 4 $3.00 ea.
Robust version of the Male Fern with tall 3 ft. fronds consisting of wavy
foliage.
(from
cuttings) Zone 3 $2.50 ea.
Majestic, tall (4-5 ft.) with light green, gracefully arching leaves, like
giant ostrich feathers. For moist locations with part shade.
(from cuttings) Zone 4
$2.50 ea.
Majestic fern with deep forest green, long smooth edged leaves, 3 ft.. Best
in wooded or shaded settings and moist soils.
(from
cuttings) Zone 5 $3.00 ea.
An evergreen fern, 1-2 ft. with very showy glossy dark green evergreen fronds.
) Zone 4
(from
cuttings) $2.50 ea.
5 ft. Feathery plumes of medium pink above large green-toothed foliage.
Prairie native.
(from cuttings) -Not ready
until mid to late May- $2.50
ea.
4 ft. Upright Astilbe-like spikes of creamy white in early to mid-summer.
(from cuttings) $3.75 ea.
Slightly shorter ( 3 ft.) white flowerspikes and with yellow variegation in
the center of deeply serrated dark green leaves. Unusual.
Zone 4
(from cuttings)
$1.50 ea.
Neat, symmetrical, sweetly fragrant foliage used for ground cover in shady areas. Small white flowers. Good for wet or dry sites, practically indestructable.
Zone 6
(from cuttings)
$1.85 ea.
This is a new strain completely covered with small, variable pink, rose
veined flowers that never stop blooming. Use in baskets, planters, or the
perennial garden.
(from cuttings) $1.85
ea.
Attractive variegated foliage is edged in gold. Long blooming pink and white flowers.
Zone 4 unless noted.
(from cuttings or seed)
$2.00 ea.
Pure white flowers in June-July. Approx. 20 in. with dense clumping habit
(from cuttings) Zone 5
$2.75 ea.
Long blooming with extremely attractive and floriferous purple-pink blooms havind a black eye and dark veins. Golden, speading foliage. One of the best
(from cuttings) $3.00 ea.
Pink with dark veins, and compact (6 in.). June through September bloom
period.
(from cuttings) $2.75 ea.
True blue flowers with a white center, similar to Johnson's Blue except
much more floriferous. Essentially an everblooming version of 'Johnson's
Blue'. 20 in.
(from cuttings) $1.85
ea.
Our favorite. Old fashioned, low growing (about 10 in.) plant with handsome
green glossy tangerine-scented foliage and lavender-pink flowers. Nice
mounded habit completely covers the ground. Makes the best ground cover;
turns crimson in fall.
(from cuttings) $2.00 ea.
Brilliant cup-shaped blue blossoms primarily in mid-summer, but continues
to produce a smaller bloom right up until frost. About 20 in. tall.
(from cuttings) $2.75 ea.
White with pale lilac-pink veins. Compact 15 in. size. Summer long bloom
period.
(from cuttings) $2.00 ea.
Deep mauve blossoms, bright green foliage, approx. 20 in. Early summer bloom.
(from cuttings) $2.75 ea.
Long blooming with intense deep magenta-purple flowers. Clump forming, 2 ft.
(from cuttings) $2.75 ea.
Also known as 'Birch's Double' with double dark violet flowers on leafy
stems, about 15 in. Blooms June to September.
(from seed or cuttings) $1.85 ea.
Blue/violet blossoms with dense clumping habit, about 20 in. One of the
parents of Johnson's Blue.
(from
cuttings) $3.00 ea.
New from the Dutch. Attractive dark green 2-3 ft. foliage and bright
pink-magenta flowers with a black star-shaped center. Extended bloom,
almost everblooming.
(from cuttings or
seed) $2.00 ea.
Magenta-pink flowers in late spring on compact 8-10 densely foliated plants.
(from cuttings) $2.75 ea.
Large 2-1/2 inc. violet-blue flowers from June through October. Mounded, deep-green foliage streak with chartreusse, turning bright red in fall.
(from seed or cuttings) $1.85 ea.
Deep purplish-red blossoms all summer, compact, about 10 in. Foliage turns
crimson in the fall.
) (from cuttings or seed)
$2.50 ea.
Also known as pratense 'Striatum' or 'Bicolor', this one has white petals
with blue streaks. Vigorous plants with erect 2 ft. growth. Blooms June to
September.
(from cuttings) $2.00
ea.
One of the most attractive low growing (8-10 in.) strains with the most
attractive shell-pink, red-veined flowers. Crimson foliage in fall.
(from cuttings or seed) $2.00
ea.
New! Bright violet-pink blossoms with darker veining. Finely cut foliage turns bright red in fall.
Zone 4 except as noted.
Most grasses (except Phalaris) prefer full sun.. All hardy to zone four,
except as noted.
(from
divisions) $2.50 ea.
Bright golden-yellow variegated form of 'Sweet Flat'. Likes moist soil. Excellent companion plant in containers. Compact, 6-12 in. tall.
(from
divisions) $1.50 ea.
Special Cape Cod strain of 'American Beach Grass' or 'Dune Grass'. Maintenance-free, tall (2-4 ft.), thin, sharp, tough, grayish-green drought-tolerant grass native to coastal areas where it is used to prevent seaside erosion. Excellent for steep dry banks as ground cover. Easily spreads.
(from
divisions) $2.00 ea.
Erect (about 12 in.), spreading grass with tuberous roots. Blades are
grayish-green surrounded by a clear white margin.
(divisions) zone 5 $2.00 ea.
Excellent golden displays of 2 to 3 ft. feather reed grass. Upright narrow,
vertical habit. 2001 PPA 'Perennial Plant of the Year'.
(from
divisions) zone 5 $2.00 ea.
Variegated with white edged erect blades in compact clumps, about 2 to 3
ft. tall. Pink plumes in early summer.
(divisions) zone 7 $2.50 ea.
Unique deep bronze sedge with thin, graceful 8-12 in. mounded foliage. Moist, but well drained. Excellent companion plant for mixed containers.
(divisions) zone 7 $2.00 ea.
A.k.a. 'Leatherleaf Sedge'. A tufted clump of unusual 18-24 in. copper-bronze foliage. Moist, but well drained. Excellent companion plant for mixed containers.
(divisions) zone 7 $2.50 ea.
Gracefully arching 1 ft. mounded foliage. Beautiful color variation from chocolate to red-bronze. Moist, but well drained. Excellent companion plant for mixed containers.
(divisions)
Zone 5 $5.00 ea.
A.k.a. 'Variegated Japanese Sedge'. Spectacular 12 in. arching wide creamy
yellow blades with narrow green margins. For sun and part shade.
(divisions) zone 5 $4.00 ea.
From Japan, a compact 8-10 in. carex with tufts of thin foliage loned with birght gold margins. Variegation is most pronounched in full sun.
(divisions) zone 7 $2.50 ea.
Evergreen toffee-colored fine foliage with a cascading, arching 2-3 ft. habit, turning coral in fall. Excellent companion plant for
mixed containers.
(from divisions) zone
4 $2.00 ea.
Beautiful metallic blue-gray foliage. Blades tend to arch over at perimeter
of clump. About 2 to 3 ft., depending on soil.
(from
divisions) $2.00 ea.
Very attractive, clumping, tidy grass (12 in.) with stunning, gray-blue,
very narrow thread-like blades.
(divisions)
Zone 5 $5.00 ea.
A.k.a 'Hakone Grass'. An unusual and elegant, dwarf (6-8 in.) broad-leaved,
weeping white-striped Japanese forest grass which prefers full or partial
shade. Attractive companion to Hostas.
(divisions) Zone
5 $6.00 ea.
A.k.a. 'Golden Variegated Hakone Grass'. Very showy variegated Japanese
forest grass with weeping, wide, creamy yellow and green, variegated
foliage, 18-24 in. Bright addition to a shady location. Slow growing.
(from divisions)
zone 4 $2.00 ea.
Narrow green blades with fluffy, showy plumes. Tall clumps (3-4 ft.) but
compact, suitable for mass planting or specimen.
(from divisions)
zone 5 $3.00 ea.
A.k.a. 'Japanese Silver Grass'. Tall , (to 8 ft) very wide, ribbon-like grass with a creamy-white center and dark green margins. A specimen plant.
(from divisions)
zone 5 $2.00 ea.
Commonly known as 'Maiden Grass'. Fine narrow foliage in an arch shape. Attractrive copper-red blooms in October. Full sun, well drained soil. Grows 5-7 ft.
(from divisions)
zone 5 $2.00 ea.
Tall (5 to 6 ft.) rich green foliage with large white airy plumes at top in
August which last well into fall.
(from divisions)
zone 5 $2.00 ea.
A.k.a 'Japanese Silver Grass'. Desired for its large, showy, purple-pink to silver plumes. Foliage turns from medium-green to deep-bronze in late summer. 5-7 ft.
(from
divisions) zone 5 $2.00 ea.
Variegated form of 'Maiden Grass' (Gracillimus), with a distinct white edge on foliage that is otherwise identical to 'Gracillimus' More compact height, 3-5 ft.
(from
divisions) zone 5 $2.00 ea.
Tall (3 to 5 ft.) green foliage which develops red coloring as summer
progresses. Intense red fall coloring with cotton-like plumes.
(from
divisions) zone 5 $2.00 ea.
A.k.a. 'Porcupine Grass'. Tall (9 ft.) yellow banded variegated foliage, similar to Zebra grass, but more upright habit. Tolerates a wider variety of soiles, including coastal conditions with moisture.
(from
divisions) zone 5 $2.00 ea.
A.k.a. 'Variegated Japanese Silver Grass'. The most popular miscanthus with white and green variegated 5-7 ft. foliage forming a wide, arching mound.
(from divisions)
zone 5 $2.00 ea.
Tall (5 to 6 ft.) Zebra grass with rich green foliage broken by horizontal
yellow banded variegation. Upright somewhat narrow form.
(from
divisions) zone 4 $2.00 ea.
Very showy delicate pink flowers which appear to float above foliage like
cotton candy.
(from divisions)
zone 5 $2.00 ea.
Tall 6 to 8 ft. blue-green switch grass. Upright narrow habit. Foliage
turns yellow in fall. Dark red-purple blooms fading to beige.
(divisions) Zone 4 $2.50
ea.
One of the best tall (6 ft.) wide-leaved blue grasses. Long pale mauve
flower heads turning darker in late summer or fall, yielding nice winter
color.
(divisions) Zone
4 $2.50 ea.
A.k.a. 'Blue Switch Grass'. Blades are a metalic-blue, with a very erect
habit and formal appearance. Tan colored seed heads at top of speciman,
(from
divisions) zone 5 $2.00 ea.
Also known as Red Ray's switch grass. Medium tall (3-4 ft.) with foliage
turning bright red in the fall.
(divisions) Zone
4 $2.50 ea.
A.k.a. 'Red Switch Grass'. Initially green foliage changes to a beautiful
burgundy-red by mid-summer. Coloring becomes deeper burgundy-wine by fall.
Height 4 ft.
(divisions)
Zone 5 $2.50 ea.
An attractive dwarf fountain grass (2-3 ft.) with rich green foliage and
showyseed heads opening in July turning from a greenish-white to a creamy
tan. Yellow in fall.
(divisions)
Zone 5 $2.50 ea.
A.k.a. 'Oriental Fountain Grass'. Glossy deep green foliage in an arching clump with strinking rose-pink foxtail flower heads.
(from divisions)
zone 4 $2.00 ea.
Variegated ribbon grass with green and white blades. Short (12 in.),
colorful ground cover. Tolerates part shade.
(from
divisions) zone 4 $2.00 ea.
Fesey's form of ribbon grass, similar to 'picta' but pink instead of white
variegation. Short, 12 in., will tolerate part shade.
(divisions/seed) Zone 3 $2.00 ea.
A strain of 'Indian Grass' with upright 3-4 ft., initially green, turning
to a bronze-yellow. Attractive feathery, long, seed heads develop in late
summer.
(divisions)
zone 5 $2.00 ea.
Also known as Northern Sea Oats, this is a tall 3 to 4 ft. green,
bamboo-like grass with very showy plumes which fade from reddish-brown to
bronze. Especially attractive in fall and winter.
zone 3
(from cuttings) $1.85
ea.
Prolific pink double and semi-double flowers on a vigorous 3 ft. bushy plant.
Zone 4 or 5
(from cuttings) zone 5
$1.50ea.
Large 2 to 3 in. 3 to 5 lobed, veined semi-evergreen leaves, bright to dark
green, depending on light intensity. Attractive folier plants alone or
commonly used in planters with other flowering plants. Sun, part or full
shade. Fairly hardy.
(from cuttings) zone 4 $1.50
ea.
Small green veined leaves, about half the size of English. Foliage turns
purple in winter. More hardy than English.
(from cuttings) zone 5
$1.85ea.
Dark green, medium sized leaf with gold splash in center. Very hardy.
(from cuttings) zone 5
$1.50ea.
Small, dark-green, glossy leaves with creamy veins.
(from
cuttings) zone 5 $1.50ea.
Gold and green, somewhat wrinkled leaves. Used frequently in planters.
zone 3/4
(from cuttings) $1.85ea.
Copper-orange colored daisies with chestnut colored centers. Strong 3 ft.
cutting stems.
zone 4-5
(from cuttings) $1.85ea.
Peach-apricot clorored fully double flooms over glossy evergreen foliage. Trailing, mounding shrub-like habit. Excellent for rockery.
(from cuttings)
$1.85ea.
Bright rose-red bloom amidst gray-green evergreen foliage.
zone 4
(from
cuttings) $2.75ea.
This is an exotic, variegated form. Foliage is white with green veins.
Large golden yellow daisies, not unlike 'Summer Sun', mid-summer to frost.
(from
cuttings) $2.75ea.
Large semi-double flowers on very sturdy stems.
(Day Lily) zone 3
(from divisions) $3.00ea.
A tetraploid with creamy-yellow blooms with a contrasting burgundy eye zone. 2 ft. scape.
(from divisions) $3.00ea.
A tetraploid with 4-1/2 in., soft melon-pink, ruffled and recurved
blossoms. Early to mid-season bloom, 2 ft. scape. Multiple award winner.
(from divisions) $3.50ea.
Large 6 in., soft pastel, orchid-pink, ruffled blooms with a faint yellow
throat. Mid summer bloomer, approx. 20 in. tall with semi-evergreen foliage.
(from divisions) $3.50ea.
Award winning, fragrant 5 in. lavender blooms with a purple eye. About 2 ft. June floom.
(from divisions) $2.75ea.
A dwarf, 18 in. diploid, with a profusion of Stella d'Oro size lemon yellow
blooms. A repeat bloomer later in season.
(from divisions) $3.50ea.
1994 All American Daylily winner, with golden yellow flowers having a
burgundy eye. Continuously bloom from early summer to frost. Slightly
larger than Stella D'Oro.
(from divisions) $2.25ea.
Soft orange-yellow bloomswith a well defined dark red inner halo. About 3 ft.
$2.75ea.
Rich, deep scarlet blooms with a yellow-green throat, recurved petals.
About 3 ft.
(from divisions) $3.00ea.
Buff yellow, slightly ruffled, approx. 2 ft. tall. An early bloomer.
(from divisions) $3.00ea.
Lavender blooms with a lime-green throat, approx. 2 ft. tall. Fragrant.
(from divisions) $3.50ea.
Tetraploid with large (5 in.), ruffled, intense red blooms. Vigorous
grower, about 2 to 2-1/2 ft. tall.
(from divisions) $3.50ea.
A tetraploid with large, slightly ruffled blooms of dusty pink with a
distinct wine-red halo in the center. Approx 22 in. scape, mid-season bloomer.
(from divisions) $3.50ea.
Tetraploid. Large pale peach flowers with a fine gold efdge. 2 ft. scape, mid seadon bloom.
(from divisions) $3.50ea.
Tetraploid. Large peach flowers with yellow ruffles on edge, and a rose
throat. Midseason bloomer, approx. 2 ft. tall.
(from divisions) $3.50ea.
A tetraploid with blooms of large, ruffled, soft pastel pink with creamy
white streaks. Aprox. 28 in. scape, mid to late season blooomer.
(from divisions) $4.50ea.
Tatraploid. Huge (5in.), late summer lavender flowers with a violet picotee edge, violet eye-zone, and a yellow throat. Scape 2 ft.
(from divisions) $3.50ea.
Showy velvet-like, 4 in., dark red-black blooms with a green throat.
Approx. 30 in. scape, mid-season bloomer, with a high bud count. Multiple
award winner.
(from divisions) $3.50ea.
Tetraploid. Soft mustard-yellow blooms with a red eye and a bright red edge. Scape 28 in.
(from divisions) $3.50ea.
Tetraploid and rebloomer. Numerous, huge 6 in., pink and lavender blooms with a yellow throat. Long bloom period from mid-summer throught fall. Scape 32 in.
(from divisions) $3.50ea.
Starts out creamy white, fades to near white flowers with small lime
throat. About 2 ft. Midseason (July) bloomer.
(from divisions) $2.25ea.
Light pink blooms with rose halo and a yellow throat. Late bloomer, usually
August. About 2 ft.
(from divisions) $3.50ea.
A compact, 18 in., canary yellow everbloomer producing fragrant 3 in.
ruffled flowers which frequently remain open longer than 24 hrs. Hybridized
from Stella d'Oro.
(from divisions) $2.75ea.
From a Virginian breeder, this is a large, creamy near-white lily.
Exceptional vigor and sun resistance. About 2 ft. Midseason (July) bloomer.
(from divisions) $3.50ea.
Extra large (6 in.), ruffled, slightly recurved petals of pure white with
slight lime tint to throat. Repeat bloomer, 2 ft. tall.
(from divisions) $2.75ea.
A tetraploid with huge 5 in. golden blooms in June. Height approx. 2 1/2 ft.
(from divisions) $3.00ea.
Tetraploid. Abundance of hugh ruffled bright yellow blooms early in the season. Scape 36 in.
(from divisions) $4.50ea.
A tetraploid adn rebloomer with large 5-1/2 in. blooms of creamy white with a violet eye and violet picotee. Aprox. 2 ft.
(from divisions) $3.50ea.
A tetraploid with abundant, large (5in.), bright violet-purple blooms with yellow-green throats. Early, mid-season, 28 in. scapes.
(from divisions) $3.00ea.
A dwarf, 18 in. diploid with ruffled blooms of creamy white having a
pronounced maroon throat. Everbloomer.
(from divisions) $2.75ea.
Compact, dwarf (18 in. scape), prolific blooming diploid with narrow leaves and 2-3/4 in. rich-red, non-fading flowers with green throats. Mid-summer. Rebloomer.
(from divisions) $3.50ea.
Huge 6 in. true lemon yellow blooms atop 30 in. stems. Mid to late season
bloomer.
(from divisions) $3.00ea.
A tetraploid with huge blooms of blush pink with creamy streaks. Approx. 30
in. Mid-season bloomer.
(from divisions) $2.75ea.
Dwarf, approx. 18-20 in. with raspberry blooms bearing a yellow throat.
(from divisions) $2.25ea.
Attractive medium red bloom with a yellow throat. 3 ft. tall.
(from divisions) $2.50ea.
A tetraploid with large 6 in., slightly ruffled and recurved blooms of
beautiful pumpkin orange with a darker orange halo in the center. Award
winner.
(from divisions) $3.50ea.
Tetraploid. All American Daylily selection with attractive, fragrant, warm coral flowers with a darker coral eye zone. Extended mid-summer bloom. Rebloomer Scape 30 in.
(from divisions) $4.50ea.
All-America Daylily selection. A superior variety with huge 7 in., fragrant
blooms of golden yellow with a green throat. Late season bloomer.
(from divisions) $2.50ea.
The only continuously blooming daylily available, this award winning lily
produces masses of golden yellow ruffled flowers atop 18 in. stems. Unlike
most daylilies, it blooms all summer. Very hardy.
(from divisions) $3.50ea.
A tetraploid with large, ruffled blooms of rose-red with darker red halo,
and a yellow throat. Midseaon bloomer that repeats later in the season, 26
in. scape.
(from divisions) $3.50ea.
Award winner with 4 in. blossoms of cream with a black-purple eye. Heavily budded, well branched. 2 ft. scapes.
(from divisions) $4.50ea.
Tetraploid. Winner of numerous awards with fragrant, ruffled, creamy laender-orchid blooms with a purple eye and green throat. Extended mid-season bloom. Scapes 2 ft. Rebloomer.
zone 3
An alternative to or with Hosta for part shade locations.
(from cuttings) $4.00ea.
A unique color with ruffled amber-gold foliage! Nothin like it. Light rose flowers, but it is the evergreen amber foliage that steals the show. Great for a dark corner.
(from cuttings) $3.00ea.
Glossy leaves of silver over amethyst with dark purple veins. A standout.
(from cuttings) $4.00ea.
Striking large, somewhat drooping, silver foliage with purple veins and
short petioles. Pink flower sprays on 2 ft. stems.
(from cuttings) $3.00ea.
Non-fading, light-reflecting, silver-lavender shading over a dark purple background.
(from cuttings) $3.00ea.
Distinctly curly, crimson leaves. White flower sprays on 18 in. stems.
(from seed) $2.00ea.
Decorative, variable, marbled 'maple-leaf' leaves with pronounced dark
veins and with a silver-bronze interior imprint. Cream colored bloom sprays
on 2 ft. stems.
(from cuttings) $4.00ea.
One of the showiest blooms with a profusiom of ebony flowers on 22 in.
stems over ruffled ebony or dark purple foliage. Largest and longest bloom.
(from cuttings) $3.50ea.
New! Never ending, massive display of light coral flowers over bronze, lightly ruffled foliage. A rebloomer which is seemingly never out of flower. It's unbeatable combination of continuous bloom and volored foliage makes it an ideal container plant.
(from cuttings) $3.50ea.
Unique tri-color with gray-edged, silver shading, dark purple veining over a dark gren background. Top seller in New Zealand.
(from cuttings)
$3.00ea.
Beautiful silver-marbled, dark bronze foliage. Showy fringed pink flowers,
2 ft. stems.
(from cuttings) $2.50ea.
Striking dark red, 2 ft. blooms in early summer and mottled dark green
foliage with pronounced lighter and darker veins.
(from
cuttings) $3.00ea.
Maple-leaf, green metalic leaves with a silver imprint, a green border, and
purple veins. Red flower sprays on 2 ft. stems.
(from cuttings)
$2.50ea.
Silvery leaves with pewter veining and maroon undersides. Ivory-pale pink
flowers in June on 30 in.
(from cuttings) $3.00ea.
Dark purple filly uniquely textured foliage.
(from cuttings) $3.00ea.
Bright variegated foliage with specks of cream, white and pink on a green
background. Pink flowers on 1 ft. stems.
(from cuttings)
$3.00ea.
Ruffled puple leaves with splashes of silver and lavender. Creamy-white
flower sprays on 2 ft. stems.
(from cuttings) $4.00ea.
Dark purple foliage, but it is the profusion, and re-blooming of the 2 ft.,
orange-red flower sprays that really set this one apart from other
dark-leaved varieties.
zone 4
A cross between Heuchera and Tiarella (Foam flower). The 'x' is not pronounced.For an amaqing mass of summer long color, absolutely nothing beats Heucherella.
(from cuttings)
$2.50ea.
A shell-pink and white bi-color bloom over an 8 week period. Heuchera style
green, mounded 8 in. foliage with dark veins.
(from cuttings) $4.00ea.
Large glossy, burnished bronze cut leaves. Repeat starlike blooms of
burnished red on tall, branched 1-1/2 ft. stems.
(x H. tiarelloides)(from cuttings) $3.00ea.
Unusual green and crimson spotted leaves with a mass of long blooming dark pink flower sprays.
(from cuttings) $3.00ea.
Dark bronze foliage with pronounced silver metallic sheen between veins of bronze. Creamy white flowers on dark flowering stems from late spring to mid-summer.
(from cuttings) $4.50ea.
Unique bright yellow-chartreusse foliage with a blood-red center spot. As if that wasn't enough, it bears a seemingly endless profusion of brilliant deep pink sprays above the foliage.
(from cuttings) $3.00ea.
Large unusual, silvered, cut-maple shaped leaves with a profuse number of
coral-pink spires of sterile flowers over an extended blooom period on
1-1/2 ft. scapes.
zone 5
(from cuttings) $2.00ea.
Snow white, long lasting, 10 in. flowers with no eye and 4-5 ft. blue-tinged green foliage.
(from seed) $1.50ea.
Red, pink, or white flowers up to 9 in. on 4 ft. plants. Blooms all summer.
(from seed or cuttings)
$1.50ea.
Huge dinner plate size blooms (to 9 in.) of red, pink, rose, and white on
semi-dwarf 2 ft. stems. Fairly hardy in all but northern most areas. Can be
grown as annual in far north, since it blooms the first year.
Choose color: Red, Pink, White.
(hybrid) (from seed) $1.50ea.
New! Very large 9 in. diameter clear 5 petal blooms of white, pink, rose and red, mostly with red center. Strong, healthy foliage on 3-4 ft. upright plants. Often flowers the first season.
(hybrid)(from cuttings) $3.00ea.
Copper-red leaves with large white flowers with a red eye.
(from cuttings) $2.50ea.
Large brilliant red flowers up to 9 in. on 4 ft. plants. Blooms all summer.
(hybrid)(from cuttings) $3.00ea.
Yellow buds open to long-blooming white flowers with a red eye. 3-4 ft.
(hybrid) (from seed) $1.50ea.
Long-blooming creamy-yellow flowers with a purple eye. 4-5 ft.
zone 5
(from cuttings) $1.50ea.
Attractive red-purple stems and green leaves speckled with maroon-red. Unusual 1 ft. foliar plant. Bears yellow flowers in mid-summer.
zone 4
(from seed) $1.50ea.
Summer long lilac-rose single flowers arranged on tall (5-6 ft.) stems. Very hardy and perennial.
(from seed) $1.50ea.
Similar to 'pallida' except pale yellow blooms adn slightly taller flower stalks. Perennial.
zone 3
Unequalled for their beautiful foliage and bell-shaped flower stalks, Hosta
Lilies are very durable, last for years with little maintenance, and are
ideal for moist, shaded locations.
$3.00ea.
Large, unusual, 11 in. round, blue-puckered, heavily corrugated, cup-shaped leaves. White flowes. 20in. h. X 45 in. w.
$3.00ea.
Green heart shaped leaves with a cream colored edge. Lavender flowers. 20
in. h. X 36 in. w.
$2.50ea.
Rounder leaves, initially pale green maturing to crinkly gold. Lavender
flowers. 26 in. h. X 36 in. w.
$3.50ea.
Huge blue-gray heart-shaped, wavy leaves. White flowers. Probably the largest blue hosta known with a spread of up to 87 in. (36 in high).
$2.50ea.
Blue-green foliage with lilac flowers. 42 in. spread.
$2.50ea.
Blue-green heart-shaped leaves, very dense mound. Dark lavender bloom. 15
in. h. X 22 in. w.
$3.50ea.
Blue-green textured leaves. Lavender flowers, 22 in. h. X 36 in. w.
$3.50ea.
Deep blue wedge-shaped leaves. Lavender flower stalk in June. Reportedly
slug resistant. 15 in. h. X 22 in. w.
$5.50ea.
Vigorous, fast growing 'tokudama' type with medium size, thick heart-shaped leaves of puckered gold, with an irregular streaky blue margin. White flowers in mid-summer.
$5.50ea.
Creamy yellow centered round leaves with blue and green two-tone margins.
Pure white flowers. 26 in. h. X 36 in. w.
The following will be available later in the season (usually by mid-summer):
$6.50ea.
Unique. Very blue leaves with a birght creamy-white edge. Sport of 'Halcycon'. 24in. h. X 54 in. w. Pale lavender flowers in August.
$2.75ea.
Perfect heart shaped rich green leaves having a narrow white margin.
Lavender flowers. 22 in. h. X 36 in. w.
$4.00ea.
Large blue green puckered leaves with wide golden margins. Attractive
off-white flower stalks. 30 in. h. X 40 in. w.
$4.00ea.
Small, with stunning narrow, oval, white centered leaves with two-tone green margins which streak into the white center. 16 in. h. X 20 in. w. Lavender flowers.
$3.00ea.
Minature with lance shaped, white edged leaves. The dwarf of the hosta
family. Tall purple flowers. 10 in. h. X 18 in. w.
$2.50ea.
Mid-green heart-shaped leaves with a creamy/golden-yellow margin. Neat,
compact mound. Showy lavender flowers. 15 in. h. X 24 in. w.
$2.75ea.
Large gold heart-shaped leaves with an attractive dark green margin at
maturity. Lavender flowers. 26 in. h. X 40 in. w.
$4.50ea.
Tri-color, round leaves with blue and green margins, creamy white
interiors. White flower stalks. 22 in. h. X 36 in. w.
$4.50ea.
2002 Hosta of the year. Chartreuse-gold leaves with a wide dark green margin. Fast growth rate. 14 in. h. X 54 in. w. Pale lavender flowers in August.
$3.00ea.
Very blue, heart-shaped leaves which retain their deep blue color all
season. Lilac-blue flowers 15 in. h. X 28 in. w.
$2.50ea.
Light green leaves. Sun tolerant. One of the most fragrant of all hostas
with pale lilac flower stalks. 30 in. h. X 48 in. w. Fast grower.
$2.50ea.
Deep, pointed, gray-green leaves with unique fragrant hyacinth-blue flower
stalks. 18 in. h. X 24 in. w.
$4.50ea.
Large puckered, thick leaves of chartreusse surrounded by 1/2 in. wide dark
green margins. 22 in. h. X 48 in. w. Near white flowers.
$4.50ea.
Lance-shaped, bright cream and chartreusse centered leaves with a 1/2 in.
irregular blue and green margin. 15 in. h. X 30 in. w. Hosta Grower's
Assoc. 'Hosta of the Year' for 2001. Pale lavender flowers.
$4.50ea.
Dwarf, compact (10 in), with dark green leaves having very wide irregular creamy-yellow margins. Lavender flowers.
$4.50ea.
Dwarf, compact (8-10 in.), with nary, wavy, twisted, dark green centered leaves surrounded by a creamy-white edge. 8 in. h.X 25 in. w. Dark lavender scapes.
$3.00ea.
Large blue-gray leaves which form a vase-shaped clump. Bell-shaped lilac
flower stalks. 30 in. h. X 40 in. w.
$5.50ea.
Strikingly beautiful, with very wide, irregular creamy margins which produce gray-cream streaks into the medium green center. 16 in. h. X 40 in. w. White flowers in early August. Grows fast.
$5.50ea.
Stunning reverse of 'Patriot', except with much heavier leaves. Pure white
centers and dark green wide margins. Lavender flowers on tall white stems.
20 in. h. X 36 in. w.
$3.00ea.
Round green leaves with a wide creamy yellow margin. Pale lavender flower
stalks. 16 in. h. X 24 in. w.
$4.50ea.
Like 'Patriot', except thicker leaves of darker green to contrast with wide white edges. 24 in. h. X 36 in. w. Lavender flowers.
$5.50ea.
Striking and vigorous with an upright growth habit. Pointed, wavy foliage with a narrow uniform white centered edged in a whde dark green border. 18 in. h. X 30 in. w. Lavender flowers.
$5.50ea.
Puckered, two-tone blue-green leaves with a wide margin of yellow and
cream. Large, 36 in. h. X 50 in. w. Pure white flowers. Award winner.
$4.00ea.
1997 Hosta Growers Assoc. 'Hosta of the Year'. A sport of 'Francee' with
wider creamy leaf margins surrounding dark green interiors. Lavender flower
stalks. 20 in. h. X 36 in. w.
$4.50ea.
Medium width blue-green jagged, irregular margin around a yellow-lime
center that fades to white later in the season. Pure white flowers. 24 in.
h. X 48 in. w. Hosta Grower's Assoc. 'Hosta of the Year' for 1999.
$4.50ea.
Large, dark blue-green, round leaves with lighter blue streaks and an
irregular cream margin. 22 in. h. X 48 in. w. White flowers.
$4.50ea.
Large frosty green leaves with a creamy yellow margin which changes to white by mid-summer. Attractive vase-shape habit. 30 in. h. X 70 in. w. Lavender flowers. 'Hosta of the Year' for 2000.
$3.00ea.
Green leaves with a wide creamy margin. Tall lavender flowers. 18 in. h. X
24 in. w.
$3.00ea.
Extra large, 1986 Mid-West Blue Award. Grey-blue-green, giant heart-shaped
leaves. Off-white flowers. 36 in. h. X 50 in. w.
$4.00ea.
Enormous chartreuse-gold, thick leaves. Resistant to slugs, other pests.
Lavender flower stalks. 30 in. h. X 48 in. w.
$6.50ea.
Sensational sport of 'Summer Music' with extra wide gold margins surrounding a dark green center. 22 in. h X 50 in. w. Pale lavender flowers in July.
$6.50ea.
Spectacular specimen with a wide white leaf interiou boarder by a chartreuse margin and golden-yellow transition area in between. Slow grower. Pale lavender flowers. 20 in h. X 48 in. w.
$4.50ea.
Large, heavily puckered, thick leaves with blue-green margins surrounding
centers of gold, chartreuse and tones of blue and green. 18 in. h. X 40 in.
w. White flowers.
$2.50ea.
Wavy leaves with heavy variegation, developing intense white color as
leaves mature. 12 in. h. X 22 in. w.
$4.50ea.
Elongated, pointed, twisted foliage with creamy white interiors and edged
in a wide band of dark green, reminiscent of a whirligig. 12 in. h. X 22
in. w. Lavender flowers.
$3.0ea.
Broad irregular cream-yellow margins surrounding blue-green centers. Large
pale lavender blooms. 18 in. h. X 36 in. w.
Zone 5
(from cuttings) $2.00ea.
Low growing (6-9 in.), spreading plant, with striking variegated heart
shaped leaves splashed with cream, pink, and red. Tolerates a wet site,
full sun or part shade. White flowers.
) Zone 5, except as noted.
Deciduous shrubs, grown mainly for their large, showy, flowerheads.
(from cuttings) Zone 4, $3.00ea.
Medium sized (3-5) ft.), with large, early, white, 12 in. , spherical flowerheads.
(from Cuttings) Zone 5 $3.00ea.
Medium sized (3-4 ft.), with profuse, mophead style, dark blue (pink on alkaline soils) flowerheads.
(from Cuttings) Zone 5 $3.00ea.
Dinner plate sized mophead blooms of soft pink on new wood. Heavily serrated 4 ft. foliage.
(from Cuttings) Zone 5 $3.00ea.
Large white mophead with a pink or blue eye, blooming all summer. Glossy 4-6 ft. foliage that turns orange-red in fall. One of the hardiest mophead type.
(from Cuttings) Zone 6 $3.00ea.
Profuse bloomer, with large round balls starting out as cream colored with blue margins, then turning entirely blue(in acid soil) as the season matures. 5 ft.
(from Cuttings) Zone 5 $3.00ea.
A mophead with bi-color white/pink flowers that mature to a brilliant hot pink. Very hardy. Compact shrub, 3-4 ft.
) Zone 6
$2.00ea.
Fairly large soft pink trumpet-shaped flowers with a yellow throat in mid-summer atop 15 in. stems. full sun.
Zone 3
Bearded or German Iris likes full sun, but adapts to all but excessively wet sites. Most spectacular blooms of all of the Iris family, 5 in., or more in size, appear in early summer on 2 1/2 to 3 ft. stems.
$2.00ea.
White interior with a wide purple margin. Re-bloomer.
$2.00ea.
Medium-clear blue. Re-bloomer.
$2.00ea.
Prolific blooming, two-tone with white standards and apricot falls. Re-bloomer.
$2.00ea.
Huge dark purple. Re-bloomer.
$2.00ea.
Two-toned, with canary yellow standards and ruffled blue velvet falls.
$2.00ea.
Bright Orange.
$2.00ea.
Maroon ruby-red.
$2.00ea.
Pure white. Re-bloomer.
$2.00ea.
Bright Pink.
$2.00ea.
Two-toned, bright-yellow standards with maroon falls.
$2.00ea.
Soft Apricot.
$2.00ea.
Raspberry-rose.
$2.00ea.
Near black, one of the darkest.
$2.00ea.
Spectacular. Rose standards with falls of white edged in rose.
$2.00ea.
Light blue. Re-bloomer.
$2.00ea.
Deep golden yellow. Re-bloomer.
) Zone 4
Ensata's like full sun or part shade, and acidic and moist soil. The latest
to bloom (1 mo. after Siberian's), with large flattened, often veined,
flowers on 2-1/2 to 3 ft. stems.
$3.50ea.
Exotic, white with dark purple, narrow random stripes.
$3.50ea.
Almost the reverse of 'Paintbrush', with white specks and stipes over purple background.
$2.50ea.
Lavender-pink.
$2.50ea.
Dark purple with lighter veins
$2.50ea.
Large pure white.
$2.50ea.
Huge 6-8 in. dark purple. Stunning waterside plant.
$2.50ea.
Dark Red, large.
Zone 3
$3.50ea.
An attractive variegated iris with green and yellow foliage and lavender
flowers in June. Not for wet sites, 'pallida' prefers dry, well drained
soils. Very drought tolerant.
Zone 3
Dwarf iris is not particular about soil conditions (except, avoid water-logged sites), but definitely prefers full sun. Bloom period is late spring/early summer. Flowers on 10 in. stems.
$2.50ea.
Stunning dark purple.
Zone 3
$2.50ea.
Tall, about 3 ft., with light blue flowers.
$2.50ea.
Yellow and white bi-color blossom, 30 in.
$2.00ea.
Deep violet beardless flowers, narrow petals, about 3 ft. Late spring,
heavy bloomers. Tolerates practically any type of soil.
$2.00ea.
Reddish purple wine colored blooms, perfect for cuttings. Otherwise similar
to above.
$2.00ea.
New, first Siberian available in lavender-pink, 38 in.
$2.00ea.
Deep wine violet ruffled blossoms, 30 in.
$2.00ea.
Purple-red with a white signal, 36 in.
$2.00ea.
Creamy white, wide, slightly ruffled blooms. Late spring bloomer. 3 ft.
zone 5
$2.00 ea.
Stiff, 2 ft. upright spikes of yellow and red in late summer/early fall.
$2.00 ea.
Much sought after variety for it consistant creamy-white to light-yellow flower spikes, 2 ft. English favorite.
zone 3
$1.50 ea.
A hardy ground cover or caompanion plant with silver marked 8 in. tall
green Lamium-like, neat, mounded foliage. Yellow flowers in late spring.
For shade.
Zone 4
(from cuttings) $1.50 ea.
Semi-evergreen, mat-forming with neat soft gold foliage and hooded lavender
flower spikes.
(from cuttings) $1.50 ea.
Variegated green and silver foliage. Pink flowers.
(from cuttings) $1.50 ea.
Green with a neat, thick white stripe down the center. Mauve-pink flowers.
(from cuttings) $1.50 ea.
Orchid blooms, silver leaves with green margins. More disease resistant than others.
(from cuttings) $1.50 ea.
Creamy variegation on green, with soft shell pink blooms.
(from cuttings) $1.50 ea.
Same as above, except with silvery variegated foliage with a green margin,
and white flowers.
zone 5
(from seed) $1.50 ea.
Tall (5-6 ft.), erect with attractive open funnel-shaped, 3 in. dia. soft-pink, white-eyed flowers all summer. Hardiest Lavatera, but estimates of hardiness vary widely from zone 4 to zone 7.
zone 5
$1.50 ea.
A fairly hardy, native American low (6 in.), spreading classic for the rock
garden. Solid and striped, 1 1/2 in. flowers in a wide range of vivid
colors. Long bloom.
(from seed) $1.50 ea.
A new strain that is much easier to grow in virtually any type of soil. Large intense rose-purple blooms on short 6-7 in. stems. Initial bloom in late spring; re-blooms in September.
zone 4
Ligularia prefers moist, partly shady sites; leaves will temporarily wilt
in sun.
$2.50 ea.
Small bright yellow button flowers adorn tall spikes (4 ft.) which rise
above bold, jagged edged, heart-shaped leaves like rockets. Flowers all
summer.
$2.50 ea.
Different form with deep golden-orange daisy blooms which are held in
clusters on tall ( to 5 ft.), branching stems.
$1.50 ea.
Not unlike 'The Rocket', except dark spires are golden yellow, and deeply
cut leaves .
$3.50 ea.
Large, bold, dark red-purple leaves with orange-red daisies on dark 3-4 ft.
stems.
zone 4
$1.50 ea.
Dark evergreen grass or lily-like foliage. Lavender-blue flower spikes
bloom in August. Will tolerate sun or part shade.
$1.50 ea.
Similar to 'Big Blue', but with finer foliage and longer bloom period.
$1.50 ea.
Green with white variegation, lavender blooms.
zone 4
These strains are a new form of Lobelia, more floriferous, stronger, hardier and with new colors of much larger, showier blossoms than the species.
(from cuttings) $2.50 ea.
Mass of dusky-purple panicles on 30 in. stalks
(from cuttings) $2.50 ea.
New! Mass of extra large lavender-purple on 30 in. stalks
(from cuttings) $2.50 ea.
Well branched magenta flower panicles on 30 in. stalks.
(from cuttings) $2.50 ea.
Darker magenta with a violet hue.
zone 4
(from seed) $1.50 ea.
Woolly, silvery foliage with carmine-red flowers on 2 ft. stems in mid-summer.
(from cuttings)$2.00 ea.
A.k.a. 'Ragged Robin', this new strain produces a mass of soft lavender-pink blooms atop 1 ft. stems for an extended period (2 mos.) beginning in June. Re-blooms in deadheaded.
zone 4 or 5
$2.50 ea.
An English introduction, with upright 2 ft. spikes of star-shaped,
golden-yellow flowers having bronze centers. Dark, rounded leaves have a
wide gold border that turns cream colored in warm weather.
$1.50 ea.
Nothing like 'Alexander' above, this is a low growing (1 to 2 in.) carpet
of green foliage with bright yellow flowers. Long trailing stems of small
round pairs of leaves. A hardy deciduous ground cover useful for planters,
as well as ground cover.
(from cuttings) $2.00 ea.
Non-invasive, with dark bronze foliage and contrasting yellow flowers.
(from cuttings)$1.50 ea.
A.k.a. 'Golden Creepting Jenny'. Low growing, trailing, with bright golden foliage.
(from cuttings)$2.75 ea.
New golden companion to 'Alexander'. Variegated leaves with golden-yellow borders.
$1.50 ea.
This is the same as above, except without the variegation.
zone 4
(from seed) $1.50 ea.
Delightful, long blooming pink flowers, 'sildalcea' style on 2 to2-1/2 ft. stems in mid-summer. Clump forming, producing many flowering stalks.
zone 5 or 6
(from seed) $1.50 ea.
Fabled 'Himalayan Blue Poppy'. Vivid, large, heavely-blue flowers with yellow stamens. Hardiness est. vary from zone 2 to 7. Requires cool, well-drained site, shaded from mid-day sun.
zone 4
(from cuttings) $1.50 ea.
Extra large true red flower heads, 3 ft. stems. Mid-summer blooms.
(from cuttings) $1.50
ea.
Vibrant, deep violet. 3 ft. stems. July/Aug. bloom period.
(from cuttings) $1.50 ea.
Unique soft, pastel-pink blooms. 2-3 ft. stems. Mid-summer bloom period.
(from cuttings) $1.50 ea.
Dark green mildew-resistant foliage with deep violet flowers. 3 ft. stems. July/Aug. bloom period.
(from cuttings)
$1.50 ea.
Bright red to crimson blooms. 2 to 3 ft. stems, mildew resistant.
( from cuttings) $1.50
ea.
Large red flowers, vigorous plant. 3 to 4 ft. stems. Most mildew resistant
red.
(from cuttings) $2.00 ea.
Attractive maroon-purple blooms on 3 ft. stems.
(from cuttings)
$1.50 ea.
Medium-pink blossoms. 3 ft. stems. Mildew and rust resistant hybrid.
(from cuttings) $2.00
ea.
A dwarf 12 to 15 in., mildew resistant, lavender blossomed strain with very
dark green crinkly leaves. Profuse blooomer.
(from cuttings) $2.00 ea.
Very unusual, pure white flower heads atop 30 in. stems. Mid-summer blooms.
(from cuttings) $1.50
ea.
Rich royal purple. 3 to 4 ft. stems. Late blooming, usually August/Sept.
(from cuttings)
$2.00 ea.
Clear wine-red blooms and dark green foliage. Very mildew-resistant, 3-4
ft. stems.
(from cuttings) $1.50 ea.
Attractive bright red, compact. 30 in. stems. Mildew resistant.
(from cuttings) $1.50 ea.
Very unusual, pure white flower heads atop 30 in. stems. Mid-summer blooms.
zone 4
(from seed)
$1.50 ea.
A brilliant yellow mid-summer blooming 'Forget-Me Not' with 6 in. bronze foliage.
See 38-cell Herbs
zone 4
(from cuttings)
$1.85 ea.
Delicate 2 in. flowers with yellow interiors, very much like the species (see p. ), except more floriferous, blooming nearly all summer. Compact 8-10 inc.
$1.50 ea.
Evergreen ground cover for shady areas, 8 in. tall, with white flowers.
Spreads fast.
Low maintenance, with massive fully double, fragrant blooms that make exceptional cut fulowers. Some cultivars need support at bloom. Wide range of soils, but needs full sun. Plant anytime.
(from divisions) $3.50 ea.
Pure white full double with strong stems. 36 high, early spring bloomer.
(from divisions) $3.50 ea.
Crimson red with white tips, 32 high, mid to late bloomer.
(from divisions) $3.50 ea.
Awardwinning non-fading double red on very strong stems. Less spreading, weepting after rains than other strains. Excellent cut flowers. Blooms mid-spring, 3 ft. plants.
(from divisions) $3.50 ea.
Dark wine-red, fully double, 36 in., mid-season blooms.
(from divisions) $3.50 ea.
A floriferous, non-fading, double, deep-red. 32 in., early mid-season blooms.
(from divisions) $3.50 ea.
Double glowing hot-pink. 32 in., late season bloomer.
(from divisions) $6.50 ea.
Giant bicolor blooms of yellow interior, with white exterior petals. Srong erect 28 in. stems Mid-season bloomer.
(from divisions) $3.50 ea.
Pink with a lighter edge, fully double, 36 in., late blooms.
(from divisions) $3.50 ea.
Double light pink with light yellow interior. 30 in., mid-season bloomer.
Zone 3 to 7
(from cuttings) zone 4
$1.50 ea.
Southwest native with deep violet blue flower spikes in July/August.
(from cuttings) zone 7
$1.50 ea.
Rich purple trumpets with white throats, 2 ft. Blooms all summer.
(from cuttings) zone 3
$1.50 ea.
U. of Nebraska introduction, very hardy with rosy-purple flower spikes.
(from cuttings) zone 4
$1.50 ea.
Loose, salmon-pink flower bells on spikes of 1-1/2 ft.
(from seed) zone 4
$1.50 ea.
Native of western U. S. Blue-violet flower spikes on 18 in. stalks in mid-summer.
zone 5
(from cuttings) $1.50
ea.
'P. atriplicifolia' was 1995 'Perennial Plant of the Year'. This is a more
refined version with bushier, more compact growth habit ( 36 in.), and
heavily serrated leaves.
(from cuttings) $1.50
ea.
Another selection of P. atriplicifolia, but with more upright growth habit,
less falling or spreading of spikes, approx. 3 to 4 ft, and leaves which
have almost no serrations.
zone 4
(from cuttings) $2.00
ea.
Colorful heart-shaped leaves with dark red centers outlined by a silver chevron and surrounded by an olive green margin. Height 24 in., and white flowers appear in late summer.
(from cuttings) $2.00
ea.
Broad oval-lance shaped leaves withattractive clear pink bottle-brush flower spikes on 30 in. stems in June-July. Nice for border or ground cover.
(from cuttings) $2.00
ea.
Three color foliage, green with creamy marbling and reddish-brown blotches. Flower spikes of tiny red florets, mid-summer. Bushy, 30 in. back border plants.
zone 4
(from seed) $1.50 ea.
Showy member of the mint family. Tall 3-4 ft. stems surrounded whorls of
violet flowers. Full sun or part shade. Excellent for borders.
(from seed) $1.50 ea.
A.k.a. "jerusalem sage'. Mound forming evergreen (in zone 7) shrub with sage-like, felt-like foliage, and whorls of dark golden-yellow flower clusters in mid-summer. Height 3 ft.
zone 3
(from cuttings) $2.00
ea.
Old fashioned garden phlox is a common amenity to many New England older
homes. Very hardy,long-lived, exceptionally colorful, mostly 30 to 36 in. high
clusters of 3/4 in. blooms which will bloom mid-summer until September. Specify colors desired. Note: MR in description means 'mildew resistant', not mildew proof. Under the right conditions, even MR strains develop mildew.
* Becky Towe (Pink w/rose eye, foliage variegated w/wide cream edge, 2 ft.)
Blue Boy (Near true blue, 2-1/2')
Brigadier (Pink w/orange, 3')
Bright Eyes (Pink w/red eye, 2')
Charles Curtiss (Sunset-red, 2-1/2')
David (White, fragrant, MR, 4')
Eva Cullum (Warm pink w/red eye, 3')
Eden's Crush (Dk. Pink, eye, MR, 2')
Eva Cullum (Warm pink w/red eye, 3')
Fairy's Petticoat (Lt. Pink, 2-1/2')
The King (Deep Purple, 3')
Laura (Purple w/white eye, MR, 2')
Miss Ellie (Ruby red, dk. leaf, MR, 2')
Miss Kelly (Lilac, MR, 2-1/2')
Mt. Fuji (Solid White, MR, 3')
Nicky (Dark Violet, MR, 2-1/2')
Nora Leigh (Pink, variegated leaves)
Orange Perfection (Salm.-orange 2')
Prime Minister (White w/red eye, 3')
*Red Magic (Dk. red, grn. fol., MR, 3')
Shortwood (Pink, dark eye, MR, 3')
Starfire (Bright re, bronze foliage, 3')
(from cuttings) $2.00
ea.
Another hybrid strain of the tall garden type that blooms earlier than the paniculata group, usually in late spring/early summer. Allegedly mildew resistant, though not apparent here.
Specify color: Anja (Rose-purple, MR, fragrant), Hilda (White w/ pink eye, MR)
(from cuttings) $2.00
ea.
Carolina Phlox have magnificent fragrant, large 6 in. flower heads from
mid-summer until frost, on slightly shorter stems (24 in.) and shiny green
foliage. The fullest blossoms of all tall phlox. Mildew resistant.
Specify color: Miss Lingard (White), Bill Baker (Pink w/ white center).
(from cuttings) $2.00
ea.
A.k.a. 'Wild Sweet William'. Divaricata types form a loos creeeping, semi-evergreen mat. Noted for very fragrant and profuse early summer flowers on 10-15 in. stems. For part-shade.
Specify color: Fuller's White (Pure White), Laphammi (Lavender-blue), *x Chatahoochee (hybrid, Blue w/magenta eye), * May Breeze ( Lt. Blue).
(from cuttings) $2.00
ea.
Glossy dark green leaves, strong 2 ft. stems often purple spotted, and
taller flower heads, than P. paniculata. Highly mildew resistant. Late
summer bloom. Prefers moist, rich soil.
(Pink w/ red eye, very MR)
(from cuttings) $2.00 ea.
New phlox type not unlike decussata types, except that individual florets
are about half the size, producing a very tight, full flower head. All are
fragrant. Strong 20 in. stems. Bloom period somewhat earlier than Garden
Phlox.
(Red w/ dark foliage, MR)
(from cuttings)
$2.00 ea.
Low growing (4 to 6 in.), mostly evergreen, pine needle-like foliage
absolutely covered with a carpet of color in early spring (May). Spreads to
form tight ground cover. Ideal for banks, rockery, borders, or mass
plantings. Nothing like it during the early part of the season.
Specify colors desired: Blue Hills (Wisteria Blue),* Snowflake (white -compact foliage), Scarlet Flame (red), Nice n' White (Fragrant white), Candy Stripes (White w/rose stripe), Old-Fashion Pink (Bright pink).
(from cuttings)
$2.00 ea.
Similar to Creeping Phlox (P. subulata), but finer, denser, lower-growing mat-forming evergreen foliage. Profuse late spring blooms. full sun.
Crackerjack (Bright crimson-red).
(from cuttings) $2.00
ea.
Former 'Perennial Plant of the Year'. Oval leaves, larger than 'subulata' and cup-shaped fragrant flowers on taller (8in.) stems. Very floriferous, beautiful display in mid-spring. Part shade.
Specify colors: Pink Ridge (Deep Pink), Sherwood Purple (Purple).
zone 4
(from cuttings) $1.85 ea.
A petite form, with pure white flower spikes on 18-20 in. stems. Contrasting dark green, clump forming, smaller, and non-invasive like species. LOng bloom period July -Sept.
(from cuttings) $1.85 ea.
Long blooming deep vibrant pink, darker, showier than seed propagated strains.
zone 2
(from cuttings) $2.50 ea.
Dark purple, plum colored flowers with ruffled edges, fading to a chocolate brown. 2 ft., full sun.
zone 3
(from cuttings)
$3.50ea.
Brightly variegated form with ladder foliage of green edged in a relatively
wide band of cream. Reliably maintains its distinct variegation.
Violet-blue flowers in early spring.
zone 5
(from cuttings) $3.50ea.
Variegated form with white edged green leaves on maroon stems and creamy
white tubular flowers. 2-3 ft. Best in woodland setting for shade or part
shade and moist cool soil.
zone 4 except as noted.
$1.50ea.
'Candelabra Primrose' with whorles of carmine-red flowers arranged in tiers on 16 in. stems in mid-summer. Attractive in mass planting. Leaves like 'P. vialii'. Perfers moist sites.
$1.50ea.
An early uniformly blooming series, with large flowers (1-1/2 in.) each
radiating directly from center of plant (no central stalk). Flowers are on
short stems, just above foliage, and all colors are exceptionally well
matched in habit and flower size. Slightly less hardy than 'polyantha'
types, but hardy enough for most locations.
$1.50ea.
Bright carmine-red sented flower clusters on 1 ft. stems above shiny eliptical, oblong leaves. Thrives on wet, peat-like soil.
$1.50ea.
Eyecatching mix of rainbow of colors, all uniquely lined with darker pinstripes eminating from the cent of each blossom.
$1.50ea.
Mahogany-red flowers with a large yellow eye and a golden margin. Eye-catching, 12 in.
$1.50ea.
The hardiest and best outdoor variety suitable for sub-zero winters and hot
summers. Extra large 1-1/2 in. blooms in a wide assortment of bright colors
on short (10 in.) stiff stems. Blooms April through mid-June.
$1.50ea.
Uniformly ture blue blossoms with a small yellow eye on short stems at foliage height (6 in.)
$1.50ea.
Not as hardy (zone 6) although it seems to survive here (zone 4) due to
snow cover. The most unique, exotic Primula. Tall candle sticks of deep red
buds, pink flowers atop strong 2 ft. stems.
zone 3
$3.50ea.
Unusual variegated leaves with mint-green centers surrounded by a bold white. ruffled edge. Raspberry-pink flowers on 1 ft. stems in spring. As with all Pulmonaria, needs part shade.
$3.50ea.
Comparable to Hostas, Lungwort is valued for its attractive evergreen or
semi-evergreen spotted foliage, approx. 15 in. high. This strain has dark
green and white spotted foliage, rose flowers from red buds in early
spring. Prefers moist shaded locations for best color.
(from cuttings)
$3.50ea.
Large distinct, neat, silver spots over dark green broad foliage. Pink
flowers turning blue in May. The classic Pulmonaria.
(from cuttings) $3.50ea.
Huge silver spots splashed over green leaves. Spots are so large that the
silver area takes up more surface area than the residual green area. Pale
blue flowers. 12 in.
(from cuttings) $4.50ea.
This most brilliantly spotted form available. Clear, bright solid, silver, distinct spots over green foliage that turns purple in winter (milder zones). Blue flowers change to pink in spring.
$3.50ea.
Dark green, white spotted foliage, pink flowers turning to medium blue in
late spring. Prefers moist shaded locations for best color.
(from cuttings)
$4.50ea.
New, with very wide foliage heavily splashed with silver all but obscuring
much of the green. Nice blue to rose to pink flowers in spring.
(from cuttings) $4.50ea.
Stunning, brightly silver-spotted long leaves. Spectacular profuse clusters
of large cobalt-blue flowers in spring. The bloom is as spectacular as the
foliage!
zone 4
(from seed) $1.50ea.
A magnificent color range of bell-shaped hairy flowers on 6 in. nodding stems. Clump forming with finely divided hairy green leaves. Very attactive spring flower.
zone 4
(from seed) $1.50ea.
Hardy biennial with a long bloom, August through October. Tall 4-5 ft. branched stems bearing numberous samll yellow daisies with a dark center. Spectacular late summer display.
(from cuttings) $1.85ea.
Long blooming, large, bright yellow daisies with a green button-cone on tall 5-6 ft. stems. Deep glossy, cut leaves. Blooms 8 weeks or more starting mid to late summer.
zone 4
(from seed) $1.50ea.
Moss-like, evergreen, 1-2 in. high mat with tiny white flowers in late
spring. Use around flagstones or as groundcover in moist shady areas.
(from cuttings)
$1.50ea.
Same as 'Irish' version except with golden foliage. Use with Irish to form
checkerboard ground cover!
zone 4
(from cuttings) $2.00ea.
A German introduction ('Blauhugel'), this is the truest blue of the hardy
Salvias. Long lived, and tallest of the three at 20-24 in. Long bloom period.
(from cuttings)
$2.00ea.
Similar to above except showy spires are darker violet. Slightly taller
than 'May Night', about 18 to 20 in. Ideal for borders, cut flowers. Last
carried in 1997.
(from cuttings) $2.00ea.
Attractive hairy green leaves edged and dipped in white. Yellow 6 in. flower spikes atop 20 in. stems in July.
(from cuttings) $2.25ea.
Violet-blue 2 ft. flower spikes, extra long bloom period, at least 3 weeks longer than 'E. Friesland'.
(from cuttings) $2.00ea.
1997 Perennial Plant of the Year. Attractive, tall showy spires of deep
indigo blue flowers atop shiny green foliage. Height about 15 in. Ideal for
borders, cut flowers.
(from cuttings)
$2.00ea.
An unusual strain wiyh broad leaves, showy smokey purple spires with a
slightly more sprawling, less erect habit than others. Longest blooming
period of perennial Salvias, July through September.
(from cuttings) $2.00ea.
From Germany (Schneehugel), this is the first pure white version of Salvia
numerosa. Gray-green foliage. 20 in. Long bloom period.
(from seed) $1.50ea.
A.k.a. 'Clary Sage' for its alleged aid to clear sight. Native to SE
Europe/SW Asia. The 'turkestanica' variety is more attractive than the
species with hairy silver leaves a foor long, and very large columns of
white flowers speckled with pink, on 3 ft. branched pink stems. The whole
plant is aromatic.
(from seed) $1.50ea.
1997 Perennial Plant of the Year. Attractive, tall showy spires of deep
indigo blue flowers atop shiny green foliage. Height about 15 in. Ideal for
borders, cut flowers.
zone 5
$2.00ea.
Single pink flowers in large 8 in. tall clusters overa a long bloom period, July to September. Low sprawling foliage with long narrow leaves. Nice for rockery.
zone 4
$2.00ea.
2000 Perennial Plant of the Year. From England, this forms a handsome 16
in. mound covered with lavender-blue flowers all summer long.
$2.00ea.
Soft pink flowers, otherwise similar to Blue Butterfly.
zone 6
(from cuttings) $1.85ea.
Schizostylis is fall blooming with gladiolus-like, sword-shaped, 16 in. foliage. 'Oregon Sunset' has 24 in. spikes of 4 to 14 watermelon-pink blooms, each about 3/4 in. dia. Colorful in mass.
zone 4
(from seed) $1.50ea.
Dense compact moss-like cushion, more compact and dense than 'Irish Moss' (Sagina). Excellent for part shade area along or amoung walkway stones. We like it better than 'Irish Moss'.
zone 3
(from cuttings)
$2.00ea.
A most attractive variegated plant, about 18 in., with white foliage edged
in green. White flowers tinted green in mid to late summer.
(from cuttings)
$2.00ea.
A new version of 'Autumn Joy' from Quebec, allededly with red blooms that hold up longer, and with thicker, more attractive foliage.
(from cuttings)
$1.50ea.
Very hardy tall (15 in.) form of Sedum with blue-green flower heads turning
to a delightful brick-red during cool fall temperatures. Long lasting
blooms in Aug. & Sept. Excellent cut flower.
(from cuttings)
$2.00ea.
A compact (12 in.), sprawling sedum with dusty, rose-pink flowers in mid=summer and contrasting, very attractive lilac-blue leaves on purple stems.
(from cuttings)
$1.50ea.
Similar to 'Autumn Joy', but with lavender-pink flowers.
(from cuttings) $1.50ea.
From Japan, with upright very attractive variegated foliage, green with a
white border. Light pink to near white flower heads. (15 in.)
(from cuttings)
$1.50ea.
Compact (12 in.) mounds of round blue to reddish-bronze foliage, with rose-pink flower clusters in late summer.
(from cuttings) $1.50ea.
New look from Germany, with upright 18-20 in. red stems with
gray-blue-green leaves edged with rose-pink. Pale pink flowers in late
summer/fall.
(from cuttings) $1.50ea.
Upright purple foliage (18 in.) makes striking contrast to pink flowers.
(from cuttings)
$2.00ea.
A new version of 'Brillian' from Virginia, with deeper rose-pink flowers, rounder, thicher leaves.
(from cuttings) $1.50ea.
Upright bronze foliage (18 in.), brilliant pink flower heads.
zone 3
(from cuttings) $1.50ea.
Low growing (4-5 in.), variegated, spreading sedum with scalloped green
leaves edged white and splashed with pink. Contrasting bright orange-yellow
flowers in August.
(from seed) $1.50ea.
For those who find variegated foliage too distracting, here is a late summer display of bright orange-yellow blossoms with creeping green foliage, 4-5 in. tall
(from seed) $1.50ea.
Lush green, low growing (4 in. tall), creeping doliage with brilliant pink flowers completely covering the foliage in early summer. Tolerates shade adn moist areas. This is an eye-catcher in bloom.
(from seed) $1.50ea.
Low growing (3 in. tall), creeping, cushion forming attractive foliage with a mass of white flowers in late spring. Also tolerates shade, not invasive.
(from cuttings) $1.50ea.
Another low growing (4-5 in.) variegated and creeping strain with green
foliage edged in wider cream and pink band. Showy pink flowers in summer.
zone 4
(from cuttings) $1.85ea.
Extra big, single white flowers in June and July. Unusual Bergenia style,
shiny deep green foliage. From the south, but very hardy and long-lived. An
exceptional perennial.
(from cuttings) $1.85ea.
New, with pure white, mum-style, tennis ball sized, fully double blooms on
tall 30 in. stems. Rich green leaves.
(from cuttings)
$1.85ea.
Large double-white daisies with petals that all but obscure the yellow
center. 24 in.
(from cuttings) $1.85ea.
Stunning large, frilly, narrow petaled, double white blooms on sturdy 24-30
in. stems.
zone 5
$1.50ea.
Also known as Minature Hollyhock which they resemble, this one has 30 in.
stems completely covered with purple-red single hollyhock shaped blossoms.
Long bloom period beginning in July, usually lasting throughout the of
summer into early fall.
$1.50ea.
Pink blossoms, otherwise same as above. Same long bloom period.
zone 5
(from cuttings)
$2.25ea.
New! Outstanding variegated foliage with bright green centers surrounded by very wide creamy-gold margins. Single pink flowers in June. A standout in or out of bloom. Full or part sun.
zone 5
(from cuttings)
$2.00ea.
A long succession of shor-lived, bright blue, star-shaped flowers each with a gold throat on 1 ft. stems in early summer. fine iris-like, semi-evergreen foliage, clump forming. Full or part sun.
zone 5
(from cuttings)
$1.50ea.
Bushy plants, about 2 ft. with large dazzling golden flowers.
(from cuttings)
$2.00ea.
From Mt. Cuba research station, this is a much bushier specimen with extra
large deep gold wands. Compact, about 18 in. tall.
zone 5
(from cuttings) $1.85ea.
A hybrid of Solidago canadensis and Aster ptarmicoides. Nice dense, heavy
set of small lemon yellow daisies completely covering a 2-1/2 ft. plant
with toothed foliage.
zone 4
(from cuttings)
$1.50ea.
Rarely blooming with low growing (6-8 in.) silver-gray, woolly leaves. Low
maintenace ground cover. Neat, uniform, compact, textured appearance.
(from cuttings)
$1.50ea.
A.k.a. 'Big Ears' for its very large, broad leaves. Vigorous, clump forming habit.
zone 5
(from cuttings) $2.50ea.
A new dark purple strain compared to a light blue seed Stokesia. Abundant blooms appear on 8-12 in. stiff stems above attractive, lush, smooth, mounded foliage.
zone 3
(from seed) $1.50ea.
Yellow, tall (3-4 ft. ), lupine like flower spikes in late spring or early summer. If soil conditions make it difficult to cultivate Lupines form year to year, try Thermopsis.
zone 3
(from cuttings) $3.50ea.
relatively new variety, very compact (12 in.), yet spreading with
unusually attractive dark maple-shaped leaves marked with a large black
blotch in the center. Attractive light pink flower spikes in summer. For a
shady site, moist soil.
(from cuttings) $4.00ea.
Large, black, palmate cut leaves edged in neon green in spring. Large pink flower spikes over a long summer bloom period. The foliage is as impressive as the flowers.
(from cuttings)
$4.00ea.
Another new strain with compact, spreading foliage that is heavily serrated
and has a black paint mark along the mid-rib. But it is the mass of long
blooming pink blossom spikes that sets this one apart. A knockout in mass
for a shady, moist spot.
(from seed) $1.50ea.
Clump forming, compact (8 in.) three-lobed, maroon tinted, pale green foliage with white to pale pink, short (8-12 in. ) flower spikes in early summer. Prefers moist, shaded sites.
zone 5
(from seed) $1.50ea.
White flowers with three petals adn ornamental purple veined foliage, approx. 2 ft. Long blooming with masses of flowers from June until frost. Prefers part sun, tolerates full sun.
Specify color: White, Blue(Lavender-blue), Red(Rose)
(from cuttings)
$2.00ea.
A.k.a. 'Blue and Gold'. Dark blue flowers contrasting with unique golden-yellow foliage. Long bloom.
(from cuttings) $2.00ea.
Dark blue, extra large flowers.
zone 4
(from seed) $1.50ea.
Numerous, exotic, soft lavender-white, orchid-like flowers in late summer, heavily spotted with purple. At least part-shade, 18 in.
zone 4
(from seed) $1.50ea.
Brilliant light yellow flower heads in early to mid-summer with thick, bushy foliar clumps. 15 in., full sun. Easy ground cover.
(from cuttings) $2.00ea.
Beautiful foliar plant with dark maroon, green edged, 4-palmate leaves. Vigorous, spreading habit fills out containers and beds fast. Best in part sun.
zone 3
(from cuttings) $2.00ea.
Lemon-yellow hybrid, with large double buttercup-like flowers,
approximately 2 ft. Long blooming (May-Aug.), with lobed or cut leaves. It
thrives in moist areas.
zone 4
(from cuttings) $2.25ea.
Striking pale peach blossoms on 2 ft. stalks rising above clumps od soft,
somewhat fuzzy, gray-green foliage. Long bloom period. Very showy.
(from cuttings) $2.25ea.
Dusty yellow flowers, taller (to 3 ft.). Otherwise similar form to 'Jackie'.
(from cuttings) $2.25ea.
Deep pink spires above gray-green foliage.
zone 4
(from cuttings) $2.00ea.
Dwarf and mat forming with dark green leaves and a profusion of deep blue flower spikes in early to mid-summer.
(from cuttings) $2.00ea.
A variegated creepting groundcover form with lime green foliage with a well defined creamy edge, and tiny sky blue flowers in early summer.
(from cuttings)
$1.50ea.
Unusual form without spikes, this strain has round powder-blue flowers on
low spreading bushy foliage which turns chocolate bronze in fall.
(from cuttings) $2.00ea.
A dwarf with short, unending, 6 in. spikes of clear, medium-pink beginning in early summer. Hard to beat this parade of color for much of the summer.
(from cuttings)
$2.00ea.
Compact (12 in.) growing hybrid with summer-long blooming violet-blue
spikes. Makes exceptionally tidy, neat mass planting.
(from cuttings) $1.50ea.
Pink 2 ft. flower spikes with gray foliage. Long summer bloom period.
(from cuttings) $1.50ea.
Rosy-red flower spikes atop 15 in. stems, glossy leaves. Blooms all summer.
(from cuttings) $2.00ea.
An abundance of amazingly, uniform and rigid 18 in. spikes of deep violet-blue in late spring and early summer. Compact habit. This is a spectacular new strain.
(from cuttings) $1.50ea.
Vivid dark blue spikes on 18 to 20 in. stems, mid-summer until frost. First
introduced by "Sunny Border Nursery" in Connecticut, 1946. Very beautiful.
(from cuttings) $2.00ea.
A new low growing (4-6 in.), with a spreading habit and light blue flowers in early summer. Semi-evergreen foliage turns bronze-purple in winter.
(from cuttings) $2.00ea.
A ground-hugging form with bright chartreusse-gold colored leaves and small
blue flowers in the spring. Excellent for front border or rock garden. Full
sun and good drainage.
zone 4
(from cuttings) $1.50ea
Low creeping habit with glossy green foliage, blue-violet flowers. Makes
dense, attractive, uniform ground cover. Hardy in far north with snow cover.
(from cuttings) $1.50ea
White blossoms, smaller leaves, more dwarfing than species. Dark green
foliage.
(from cuttings) $1.50ea
Deep wine-red colored blossoms. Drought tolerant when established.
(from cuttings) $1.50ea
Improved strain of common myrtle with darker, glossier leaves, larger,
deeper blue flowers.
(from cuttings) $1.50ea
Dark green foliage with a distinctive white edge. Blue flowers.
(from cuttings) $1.85ea
The newest strain with spectacular foliage of dark green with a large
creamy yellow center. Really brightens up a dark shady corner.
zone 4, except as noted
(from cuttings) zone 4 $2.00ea
Large creamy pale-yellow flowers with a purple picotee edge. Slightly fragrant.
(from seed) zone 4 $1.50ea
A profusion of unusual speckled, mid-blue blossoms covering heart-shaped
leaves. Compact 6 in. plants. Drought tolerant, does well in part shade.
(from cuttings) zone
4 $1.50ea
A.k.a. 'Sweet Violet'. Attractive heart-shaped foliage with a blue fragrant
blossom.
(from cuttings) zone 5 $2.50ea
Unusual, fragrant, ruffled bi-colored fowers of cream and lavender. compact (10 in.) tidy habit. Unique in the Viola world. Probably the most stunning Viola available.
(from cuttings) zone 4
$1.50ea
Very ornate, decorative foliage. Leaves are ovate, dark and shiny with
silver marbling. Small violet blue flowers.
zone 5
$2.50ea
A.k.a 'Chinese Wisteria'. Popular vigorous 2-4 ft . climber with spectacular, fragrant, foot long blue flower clusters in early summer. full sun to part sun, and prefers a well drained, moist site.
zone 4
(from cuttings)
$4.50ea
Tall (2-3 ft.) variegated pineapple-style or sword-like flower spikes with
a wide yellow streak running up and down the sword. White flowers in summer.
