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Natives & Rain Gardens Grasses continued Carex pennsylvanica | Common Oak Sedge Zone 3 H 1' May-June This native plant has bright green, narrow, slightly arching blades. An upland sedge tolerant of dry soils. Dry to medium soils Custom growing available with 15 weeks lead time. NR3310 3.5” 18Tray $49.99 Carex stricta | Tussock Sedge Zone 4 H 2-3' May-June This carex forms dense tussocks of straw-color leaves at the base with bright green new growth emerging from the top. Moist to wet soils. NR3355 3.5” 18Tray $36.99* Carex vulpinoidea | Fox Sedge Zone 3 H 2-3' May-June This lovely wetland sedge grows into clump forms producing brownish-yellow seedheads from the center. Grows in moist or wet soils. Custom growing available with 15 weeks lead time. NR3400 2” 50Tray $59.99* NR3405 3.5” 18Tray $36.99* Chasmanthium latifolium | Northern Sea Oats Zone 4 H 3-4' Aug-Oct Clump forming ornamental grass with wide leaves and nodding cluster of flat, oat-like seed heads. Bright green leaves turn a coppery color after frost and seed heads turn purplish bronze by late summer. Good for part shade areas. Medium to moist soils. Custom growing available with 15 weeks lead time. NR3450 2” 50Tray Custom grown only. NR3455 3.5” 18Tray $36.99* Glyceria striata | Fowl Manna Grass Zone 4 H 3-4' June-July This grass forms tufts of unbranched culms that are erect to ascending. Each culm is light to medium green with medium green to grayish blue blades. Medium to wet soils. Custom growing available with 15 weeks lead time. NR3605 3.5” 18Tray $36.99* Hystrix patula | Bottlebrush Grass Zone 3 H 3-4' June-Aug Bottlebrush grass is cool season grass that produces exquisite seedheads resemble a bottlebrush. Perfect for planting under oaks and other deciduous trees. Medium to moist soils. Custom growing available with 15 weeks lead time. NR3655 3.5” 18Tray $36.99* Koeleria macrantha | Junegrass Zone 3 H 2' May-June This early flowering gem produces lustrous silver-green seedheads in early summer. Best in dry soils. Custom growing available with 10 weeks lead time. NR3750 2” 50Tray $59.99* NR3755 3.5” 18Tray $36.99* Panicum virgatum | Switchgrass Zone 3 H 3-5' Aug-Sept Stiff stems create a dense cover and grows in almost any soil. Dry to moist soils. Custom growing available with 10 weeks lead time. NR3800 2” 50Tray $59.99* NR3805 3.5” 18Tray $36.99* Schizachyrium scoparium | Little Bluestem Zone 3 H 2-3' Aug-Oct A true blue grass that loves heat and humidity; gorgeous fall color. Dry to medium soils. Custom growing available with 15 weeks lead time. NR3850 2” 50Tray $59.99* NR3855 3.5” 18Tray $36.99* Sorghastrum nutans | Indiangrass Zone 4 H 5-7' Aug-Sept Soft, feathery golden colored plumes above upright, bluish green foliage. Dry to medium soils. Custom growing available with 15 weeks lead time. NR3955 3.5” 18Tray $36.99* * 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 187
188 Natives & Rain Gardens Grasses continued Spartina pectinata | Prairie Cordgrass Zone 4 H 6-8' Aug-Sept Gracefully arching foliage turns a bright gold in autumn. Spreads rapidly by rhizomes, making it excellent for stabilizing fresh soil around ponds and wet areas. Medium to wet soils. Custom growing available with 15 weeks lead time. NR4005 3.5” 18Tray $36.99* Sporobolus heterolepis | Prairie Dropseed Zone 3 H 2-3' Aug-Sept Luxurious mounds of arching, hair-like foliage growing in a neat clump. Fantastic fall color and edible, nutritious seeds. Combines well with Butterfly Weed and Black-Eyed Susan. Very adaptable growing in dry to moist soils. NR4050 2” 50Tray $59.99* NR4055 3.5” 18Tray $36.99* * 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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Table of Contents Antique Street Br
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II Eagan Regional Eco-Services Site
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IV Attention Gertens Contractor Par
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VI Helpful Formulas To find # of cu
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10 VIII Relative Tolerance of Trees
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12 X Helpful Plant Guidelines Trees
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14 XII Flower Bed Preparation In ye
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16 XIV Common Name Latin Name Anise
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18 XVI Grasses Cross Reference Comm
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20 XVIII Shrub Cross Reference Comm
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22 XX Climbing Vines Cross Referenc
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24 XXII Evergreen Cross Reference L
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26 XXIV Evergreen Cross Reference L
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28 XXVI Red Chrysler Imperial (S)
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30 XXVIII Tree Delivery & Planting
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32 XXX ZIP CODE CITY COST ZIP CODE
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2 Bedding Plants P1 $3.49 per pack
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8 3½” Basket Packs (6 plants per
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10 4.75” Pots continued Light req
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22 6” Potted Annuals continued Li
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24 11” Hanging Baskets continued
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26 Bedding Plants/Annuals 12” Han
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28 Herbs and Vegetables Herbs 4”
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30 Herbs and Vegetables continued T
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32 Perennials Agastache | Anise Hys
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34 Perennials Anemone | Windflower
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36 Perennials Aster continued Aster
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38 Perennials Astilbe | False Spire
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40 Perennials Bergenia | Pigsqueak
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44 Perennials Delphinium | Larkspur
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46 Perennials Dicentra | Bleeding H
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48 Perennials Echinacea | Coneflowe
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52 Perennials Gentiana | Gentian Ge
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54 Perennials Heliopsis | False Sun
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56 Perennials Hemerocallis | Daylil
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58 Perennials Hemerocallis | Daylil
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60 Perennials Heuchera | Coral Bell
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62 Perennials Hibiscus | Rose Mallo
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64 Perennials Hosta | Plantain Lily
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70 Perennials Iris siberica | Siber
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72 Perennials Liatris | Gayfeather,
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74 Linum | Flax Linum perenne ‘Sa
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76 Perennials Mukdenia | Red Leafed
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78 Perennials Paeonia | Peony conti
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80 Perennials Penstemon | Beardtong
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82 Perennials Garden Phlox continue
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84 Perennials Rudbeckia | Black Eye
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86 Perennials Scabiosa | Pincushion
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88 Perennials Sedum | Stonecrop con
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90 Perennials Sempervivum | Hen and
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92 Perennials Tradescantia | Spider
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94 Perennials Yucca | Desert Candle
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96 Small Fruit Vitis | Grape Vining
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Grasses Andropogon Andropogon gerar
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Grasses Leymus Leymus arenarius ‘
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Schizachyrium continued Schizachyri
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Shrubs Acer | Maple Acer ginnala
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Shrubs Berberis | Barberry continue
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Shrubs Cornus | Dogwood continued C
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Shrubs Forsythia Forsythia x ‘Cou
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Shrubs Hydrangea continued Hydrange
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Shrubs Physocarpus | Ninebark conti
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Shrubs Rhododendron | Azalea contin
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Shrubs Spiraea Spiraea albiflora |
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Syringa | Lilac Lilac Albert Holden
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Shrubs Viburnum Viburnum dentatum
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Shrubs Weigela continued Weigela fl
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Climbing Vines Hydrangea | Climbing
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Clematis Clematis continued Josephi
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Evergreens Abies | Fir Abies balsam
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Evergreens Juniperus | Juniper cont
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Juniperus | Juniper continued Junip
Page 170 and 171: Evergreens Picea | Spruce continued
Page 176 and 177: Evergreens Pinus | Pine continued P
Page 182 and 183: Evergreens Taxus | Yew continued Ta
Page 184 and 185: Evergreens Thuja | Arborvitae conti
Page 186 and 187: Shade & Ornamental Trees Acer | Map
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Page 208 and 209: Roses Note: All of our shrub roses
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Page 216 and 217: Natives & Rain Gardens Wildflowers
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Page 226 and 227: Edging & Fabric # of Stakes Minimum
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Page 232 and 233: 10% Timothy 10.5% Kentucky Blue Gra
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Gertens Yard per Sq Ft $17.99 Sold
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