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HARDY PERENNIALS<br />
This list includes perennials, ferns,<br />
ornamental grasses, ground covers and<br />
alpines. All plants are cold hardy in Z<strong>on</strong>e<br />
5 except where noted. Even the marginal<br />
plants can be grown successfully with<br />
the careful selecti<strong>on</strong> of just the right site.<br />
For example, we had Beg<strong>on</strong>ia evansiana<br />
(Z<strong>on</strong>e 6) growing next to our north side<br />
foundati<strong>on</strong> for 10 years. This is known as<br />
‘site specific’ hardiness and relies <strong>on</strong> good<br />
fortune more than anything else.<br />
The genus name is followed by the<br />
comm<strong>on</strong> name, if any, and the variety<br />
name is followed by the flower color or<br />
leaf color, if applicable. These plants are<br />
grown in at least <strong>on</strong>e of the following<br />
pots unless otherwise noted:<br />
1.01 qt / 957 ml (1 trade quart)<br />
3.69 qt / 3.49 l (1 trade gall<strong>on</strong>)<br />
This key will help describe the different<br />
categories.<br />
KEY<br />
❍ = Full Sun Direct sun for at least six<br />
hours a day.<br />
◗ = Part Shade Direct sun for less than six<br />
hours a day.<br />
● = Shade No direct sun.<br />
WD = Well drained<br />
M = Moist<br />
VM = Very Moist<br />
B = Bog or wet tolerant<br />
D = Drought tolerant<br />
T = Tender Iffy in Z<strong>on</strong>e 5. Usually needs<br />
protecti<strong>on</strong> or specific site.<br />
P = Prairie plant<br />
W = Woodland plant<br />
E = Evergreen<br />
N = Native to North America<br />
RE = Rebloomer<br />
Plants designated 199_ PPY have received<br />
the Perennial Plant Associati<strong>on</strong> ‘Plant of<br />
the Year Award’<br />
Hostas designated 199_AHS have<br />
received the American Hosta Society<br />
‘Hosta of the Year Award’<br />
New plants for 2012 in Bold Type.<br />
1<br />
ACANTHUS (Bear’s Breech) ❍-◗, M-WD<br />
spinosus<br />
ACHILLEA (Yarrow) ❍, WD-D<br />
Cor<strong>on</strong>ati<strong>on</strong> Gold<br />
Mo<strong>on</strong>shine (Lt. Yellow)<br />
Saucy Seducti<strong>on</strong> (Rose)<br />
Tutti Frutti Pomegranate (Red)<br />
ACONITUM (M<strong>on</strong>kshood) ◗, M<br />
arendsii (Deep Blue)<br />
AGASTACHE (Hummingbird Mint) ❍, M-WD<br />
barberii Tutti Frutti (Rose)<br />
Blue Fortune<br />
Navaho Sunset (Bright Orange)<br />
Purple Pygmy<br />
Red Fortune (Rosy Red)<br />
ALCEA (Hollyhock) ❍<br />
negrita (Black)<br />
Powderpuffs (Double Mixed)<br />
Queenie Purple AAS<br />
ALCHEMILLA (Lady’s Mantle) ❍-◗, M-WD<br />
mollis Thriller (Chartreuse)<br />
ALPINES - Rock garden and trough plants<br />
grown in 1.05 pt/ 501 ml pots (4” square). All<br />
prefer full sun with excellent drainage unless<br />
otherwise noted.<br />
Achillea sp. ex Utah<br />
Anacampseros rufescens T<br />
Arabis Green and Gold<br />
Arenaria verna caespitosa Aurea<br />
Armeria caespitosa<br />
Artemisia Tiny Green<br />
Asperula sintenisii<br />
Campanula bellidifolia<br />
Campanula portenschlagiana Aurea<br />
Campanula p. Resholts<br />
Campanula Riehle’s Variety<br />
Cerastium alpinum ssp. Lanatum<br />
Chasmatophyllum masculinum<br />
Corypantha viviparia<br />
Cotula minor<br />
Cymbalaria muralis globosa<br />
Delosperma Fire Spinner<br />
Delosperma John Proffit<br />
Delosperma Kelaidis<br />
Delosperma sphalmanthoides<br />
Dianthus Tiny Rubies<br />
Draba rigida<br />
Globularia cordifolia<br />
Globularia punctata<br />
Gypsophila aretioides<br />
Gypsophila cerastioides<br />
Herniaria Seafoam<br />
Heuchera pulchella ❍-◗<br />
Heuchera Santa Rosa<br />
Hieracium tarda<br />
Iberis sempervirens pygmaea<br />
Le<strong>on</strong>topodium alpinum
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