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Perennials Achillea | Yarrow Achilleas are low maintenance, undemanding plants that perform well, needing only full sun and good drainage; heat and drought tolerant. Achillea millefolium ‘Apricot Delight’ (PP18738) � Zone 4-8 H 18-24” x W 18-30” June-Aug pale apricot to near red Produces flowers in a range of pink hues from pale apricot to near red. Full sun intensifies hues. P0042 #1/7” cont. $7.99* Achillea millefolium ‘Oertel’s Rose’ � Zone 3-9 H 18-24” x W 18-30” June-Sept orchid-pink Bright orchid-pink flowers that age to near white. P0045 #1/7” cont. $7.99* Achillea ‘Anthea’ (PP8828) � Zone 4-8 H 18-24” x W 18-24” June-Sept sulfur yellow Attractive clump-forming with silver foliage and light yellow flowers. P0010 #1/7” cont. $7.99* Achillea ‘Moonshine’ � Zone 3-8 H 18-24” x W 18-24” June-Sept yellow Bright yellow flowers over silvery foliage, clump forming perennial that blooms from summer to frost. P0040 #1/7” cont. $7.99* Achillea ‘Paprika’ � Zone 3-8 H 18” x W 18-30” June-Sept rusty red Ruby-red flowers with gold centers. P0101 #1/7” cont. $7.99* Achillea ‘Pink Grapefruit’ (PP20741) � Zone 4-8 H 18-24” x W 18-30” June-Sept lavender-pink Large flower heads opening deep rose-pink fading to pale creamy rose. P0104 #1/7” cont. $7.99* Achillea ‘Pomegranate’ (PP20763) � Zone 4-8 H 28” x W 18-30” June-Sept velvety-red Lots of large rich velvety red florets June to August. Vigorous bright green foliage with silver highlights. P0108 #1/7” cont. $7.99* Achillea ‘Saucy Seduction’ (PPAF) � Zone 4-8 H 18-24” x W 18-30” June-Aug rosy pink This sturdy upright habit has broad clusters of rosy-pink flowers with yellow centers and subtle white shading. P0113 #1/7” cont. $7.99* Achillea ‘Strawberry Seduction’ (PP18401) � Zone 4-8 H 18-20” x W 18-30” June-Aug red pink and yellow Vigorous deep green foliage that produces large corymbs of tiny red flowers with bright gold centers. Flowers mature to pink and yellow giving a multicolored effect. P0116 #1/7” cont. $7.99* Achillea ‘Wonderful Wampee’ (PP18760) � Zone 4-8 H 18-20” x W 18-30” June-Aug pink Compact selection with pink flowers. P0120 #1/7” cont. $7.99* Achillea ‘Noblessa’ � Zone 3-8 H 12” x W 18” June-Aug white Compact variety with double, white flowers; glossy green foliage. P0125 #1” cont. $7.99* NEW! Available 5/15 Achillea ‘Goldie’ � � Zone 3-8 H 6-8” x W 20” June-Sept yellow Large golden flower clusters over silver-green fern-like foliage. Compact grower. P0130 #1” cont. $7.99* NEW! Available 5/15 * Prices, sizes and availability are subject to change. Store: 651.450.1501 | Landscape Project Desk: 651.239.1315 | Fax: 651.239.1316 | gertens.com | email: info@gertens.com 29
30 Perennials Aconitum | Monkshood Elegant late season bloomers that require moisture in full sun, but performs well in shade. ALL parts of this plant are poisonous. Aconitum napellus � � Zone 3-8 H 36” x W 16-20” July-Aug blue-violet Spikes of dark blue-violet flowers make this an excellent border plant, it’s deer/rabbit resistant, and is easy to grow. P0150 #1 cont. $7.99* Aegopodium | Snow on the Mountain, Goutweed An excellent ground cover-it spreads rapidly! Variegated green and white foliage. Zone 4-8 H 10” x spreading May-June white Aegopodium podograria ‘Variegatum’ � � � P0168 4"/10 Tray $34.90* Agastache | Anise Hyssop Both the flowers and foliage of this popular perennial herb bear a strong anise/licorice scent that’s very pleasing. Use for cutting, drying, or potpourri. Attractive to butterflies. Agastache foeniculum ‘Blue Fortune’ � � � Zone 4-9 H 24-36” x W 24-30” Aug-Sept blue-violet All parts of this herb are fragrant and edible. Dark green foliage with bronze highlights topped by long lasting blue violet flower spikes. P0180 #1 cont. $7.99* Ajuga | Bugleweed These plants are strong, spreading groundcovers with shiny, attractive, colorful foliage and blue flower spikes in April and May. Ajuga reptans ‘Bronze Beauty’ � � � Zone 3-9 H 4-5” x W spreading April-May blue Deep bronze foliage with blue flowers in mid spring. P0192 4”/10 Tray $34.90* Ajuga reptans ‘Burgundy Glow’ � � � Zone 4-9 H 6” x W spreading April-May blue Foliage is green splashed with cream and burgundy. P0203 4"/10 Tray $34.90* Ajuga tenorii ‘Chocolate Chip’ � � � Zone 4-9 H 2” x spread April-May blue This dwarf Ajuga has small leaves of rich chocolate color. A perfect plant for small spaces or for under planting. P0232 4"/10 Tray $34.90* Alcea | Hollyhock Large, nostalgic biennials with double frilled flowers. May require staking. Need space to self-sow. Alcea rosea ‘Mars Magic’ � Zone 3-8 H 4-5’ x W 3’ June-Sept red Bright red flowers on sturdy stalks; a true perennial. P0240 #1/7” cont $9.99* NEW! Available 6/1 Alcea rosea ‘Peaches N’ Dreams’ � Zone 3-9 H 4-5’ x W 3’ June-Sept peach Large double peach flowers produced on a sturdy stem. P0245 #1/7” cont $9.99* Alcea rosea ‘Queeny Purple’ � Zone 3-8 H 24-30” x W 20” June-Sept purple This award winner is the shortest hollyhock cultivar and is the only pure purple hollyhock. It flowers prolifically. P0247 #1/7” cont $7.99* Alcea rosea ‘Sunshine’ � Zone 3-8 H 4-5’ x W 3’ June-Sept yellow Bright yellow flowers on sturdy stalks; a true perennial. P0249 #1/7” cont $9.99* NEW! Available 6/1 * Prices, sizes and availability are subject to change. Store: 651.450.1501 | Landscape Project Desk: 651.239.1315 | Fax: 651.239.1316 | gertens.com | email: info@gertens.com
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Bring Your Garden Home 2011 Retail
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Table of Contents Antique Street Br
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II Hours of Operation Hours of Oper
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IV Terms & Conditions Delivery: Whe
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VI Helpful Formulas To find # of cu
Page 11 and 12: 10 VIII Relative Tolerance of Trees
Page 13 and 14: 12 X Helpful Plant Guidelines Trees
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Page 17 and 18: 16 XIV Common Name Latin Name Alpin
Page 19 and 20: 18 XVI Grasses Cross Reference Comm
Page 21 and 22: 20 XVIII Shrub Cross Reference Comm
Page 23 and 24: 22 XX Climbing Vines Cross Referenc
Page 25 and 26: 24 XXII Evergreen Cross Reference L
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Page 29 and 30: 28 XXVI Hybrid Tea Roses By Color |
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Page 55 and 56: 22 8” Potted Annuals Gerbera P01
Page 57 and 58: 24 Bedding Plants/Annuals 12” Han
Page 59 and 60: 26 Herbs and Vegetables Herbs 4”
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Page 65 and 66: 32 Perennials Aquilegia | Columbine
Page 67 and 68: 34 Perennials Asarum | Wild Ginger
Page 69 and 70: 36 Astilbe | False Spirea, continue
Page 71 and 72: 38 Astrantia | Masterwort, continue
Page 73 and 74: 40 Campanula | Bellflower, continue
Page 75 and 76: 42 Perennials Cornus | Bunchberry B
Page 77 and 78: 44 Dianthus | Carnations and Pinks,
Page 79 and 80: 46 Echinacea | Coneflower, continue
Page 81 and 82: 48 Euonymus | Wintercreeper, contin
Page 83 and 84: 50 Gaillardia | Blanket Flower, con
Page 85 and 86: 52 Geum | Avens, continued Perennia
Page 87 and 88: 54 Hemerocallis | Daylily, continue
Page 89 and 90: 56 Hemerocallis | Daylily, continue
Page 91 and 92: 58 Heuchera | Coral Bells, continue
Page 93 and 94: 60 Perennials Hosta | Plantain Lily
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Page 99 and 100: 66 Perennials Hypericum | St. Johns
Page 101 and 102: 68 Iris siberica | Siberian Iris Pe
Page 103 and 104: 70 Perennials Ligularia | Ragwort,
Page 105 and 106: 72 Linum | Flax Linum perenne ‘Sa
Page 107 and 108: 74 Monarda | Bee Balm, continued Mo
Page 109 and 110: 76 Paeonia | Peony, continued Paeon
Page 111 and 112: 78 Papaver | Poppy, continued Peren
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80 Garden Phlox, continued Perennia
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82 Pulmonaria | Lungwort, continued
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84 Salvia | Sage, continued Perenni
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86 Sedum | Stonecrop, continued Per
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88 Perennials Sempervivum | Hen and
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90 Thymus | Thyme, continued Perenn
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92 Veronica | Speedwell, continued
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94 Carex, continued Grasses Carex n
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96 Grasses Molina Molina arundinace
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Shrubs Acer | Maple Acer ginnala
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Berberis | Barberry, continued Shru
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Cornus | Dogwood, continued Shrubs
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Shrubs Forsythia Forsythia x ‘Cou
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Hydrangea, continued Shrubs Hydrang
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Physocarpus | Ninebark, continued S
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Rhododendron | Azalea, continued Sh
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Shrubs Sorbaria | False Spirea Sorb
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Shrubs Symphoricarpos | Snowberry S
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Weigela, continued Shrubs Weigela f
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Vitis | Grape, continued Small Frui
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Climbing Vines Campsis | Trumpet Vi
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Clematis Clematis Barbara Jackman
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Evergreens Abies | Fir Abies balsam
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Juniperus | Juniper, continued Ever
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Juniperus | Juniper, continued Ever
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Picea | Spruce, continued Evergreen
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Evergreens Pinus | Pine Pinus arist
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Pinus | Pine, continued Evergreens
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Pinus | Pine, continued Evergreens
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Evergreens Taxus | Yew Taxus cuspid
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Thuja | Arborvitae, continued Everg
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Tsuga | Hemlock, continued Evergree
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Shade & Ornamental Trees Acer | Map
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Acer | Maple, continued Shade & Orn
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Betula | Birch, continued Shade & O
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Shade & Ornamental Trees Euonymus a
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Shade & Ornamental Trees Hydrangea,
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Malus | Crabapple, continued Shade
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Malus | Crabapple, continued Shade
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Prunus | Cherry, Plum, continued Sh
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Salix | Willow, continued Shade & O
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Shade & Ornamental Trees Ulmus | El
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Fruit Trees Prunus | Peach These ha
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Roses Note: All of our shrub roses
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Roses Little Mischief | Easy Elegan
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Roses Hybrid Tea Roses A note about
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Natives & Rain Gardens This is a ne
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Wildflowers, continued Natives & Ra
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Wildflowers, continued Natives & Ra
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Grasses, continued Natives & Rain G
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Bulk Landscape Rock & Mulch Price p
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Edging & Fabric Item # Description
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Edging & Fabric # of Stakes Minimum
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Edging & Fabric Permaloc CleanLine
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Edging & Fabric Item # Description
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10% Timothy 10.5% Kentucky Blue Gra
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5% KenBlue KBG 15% Park KBG 25% Div
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Grass Seed Gertens Grass Seed by th
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Fertilizer Gertens ® Brand Turf Fe
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Soil & Amendments Item # Descriptio
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Water Gardening Savio Pond Kits •
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Item # BF100* BF105* BF110* BF115*
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Landscape Lighting CAST Landscape L
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Landscape Lighting CAST Landscape L
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Landscape Lighting Kichler Landscap
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Landscape Lighting Unique Landscape
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Landscape Lighting Unique Landscape
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Retaining Walls Rosetta TM Belveder
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Retaining Walls Verazzo Stone (One-
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Paver Bricks Approx Size Thickness
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Paver Bricks # of Diameter rings of
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Paver Bricks # of Diameter rings of
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Paver Bricks Slate Landscape Tiles
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Natural Stone Natural Stone 12" Wid
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Natural Stone Natural Stone Pier Ca
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Item # Description ! 3” Thick Car
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Natural Stone Stair Treads 6!" Thic
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Item # CA602! CA603* CA604! CA605*
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