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curviflora ssp. rosthornii - Blue Heron - Clusters of true blue, fragrant
flowers accented by finely textured, gray green leaves with cinnamon
stems growing 9” tall and 12” wide.
flexuosa - Purple Leaf - Rich blue flowers in clusters diplayed above
compact, dark green and burgundy foliage, growing 10” x 18”.
ochroleuca - Clusters of creamy white flowers tipped with yellow.
Finely cut, gray-green mounding foliage. Grows 12” tall as wide.
quantmeyeriana - Chocolate Stars - Mounding, chocolate covered foliage
matures to green in the summer on a plant growing 16” x 16”. Dainty
white blooms with a lavender blush. gallon $15.00
Crocosmia - Iridaceae - crocosmiiflora - Montbretia - A great plant for
slopes and borders, where they can be located in full sun and in welldrained
soil. Sword-like leaves from a basal clump interface with arching
stems that support masses of small lily-like flowers that bloom in July
and August. Grows 18”- 30” tall and 15”- 18” wide. Hardy to -10°F. gallon
$10.00
crocosmiiflora - Emily McKenzie - Clear orange, funnel-shaped blooms
with a darker throat.
crocosmiiflora - George Davison - Dark yellow funnel-shaped blooms.
Lucifer - Bright rich red blooms.
Yellow Lucifer - Bright yellow blooms that are large and showy.
Delphinium - Ranunulaceae - This group of plants need rich, porous soil
with regular fertilizing and water. Add a small amount of super-phosphate
into the bottom of the transplanting hole prior to placing the plant
within. Do not cover root crown. Plant in full sun. Great plants for borders
and cut flowers. Blooms from June-August, and most are hardy to
-40°F.
Magic Fountains Mix - Includes white, lilac and a number of blue
shades. gallon $10.00
New Millenium Stars Mix - Sturdy, strong spikes of flowers that are
often double or semidouble ranging in colors of blue, pink and white.
gallon $10.00
Red Caroline - Phenomenal coral-red flowers above deep green foliage.
gallon $12.50
Dianthus - Caryophyllaceae - Pinks - The best color usually occurs in
June-July, however these very fragrant plants sometime bloom in the fall.
Use for cut flowers, rock gardens and borders. Prefers full sun and well
drained soils. Shear off faded blooms. Use this plant with Alyssum,
Candy Tuft and Pot of Gold - a great combination. (-40°F.)
Early Bird Series - Very early blooming, fragrant, double Pinks that
with deadheading, bloom from April-October. Blue-green foliage make
these perfect for window boxes, hanging baskets, and container. (-10°F.)
Grows 4”- 8” tall and 8”- 10” wide. 4” round $5.00
Chili - Interesting dark coral.
Fizzy - Lavender blooms with a maroon eye.
Frosty - Pure white.
Radiance - Rich crimson red.
Star Series - An exciting new series of Dianthus which is long blooming
with compact mounding foliage. Prefers full sun and moist, well-drained
soil. Grows 7” tall by 8” wide. (-30°F)
Fire Star - Vivid fire red blossoms with a darker crimson aroung the eye.
Lovely fragrance of cloves. gallon $10.00
Neon Star - Bright magenta flowers with silvery blue foliage. gallon
$10.00
Dianthus - Caryophyllaceae - Carnation - (-30°F.) Compact growing
plant with flowers on sturdy stems, suitable for cutting. Flowers have a
lovely fragrance that makes this an excellent choice for beds and containers.
Growth habit is 10”- 14” tall as wide. Plant in full sun or part shade.
Blooms in April-June. gallon $9.00
Devon Cottage Rosie Cheeks - Vibrant pink flowers.
Devon Cottage Ruby’s Tuesday - Deep crimson red flowers.
Dianthus - Caryophyllaceae - Sweet William - (-30°F.) Compact growing
plant with lovely fragrant flowers which are ideal for cutting. Plant
grows 12”- 18” tall and spread to 12”. Plant in full sun or part shade.
barbatus - Indian Carpet - Clusters of flowers in mixed shades of reds
and pinks on mounds of rich green foliage. 4” pot $3.50
barbatus - Sooty - Lovely burgundy black flowers. Winter color is a nice
bronze. 4” pot $3.50
Dicentra - Papaveraceae - Bleeding Heart - Pendulous heart-shaped
rose and white blooms are exhibited on leafless arching stems (April-
May). Finely cut blue-green foliage covers a 24”- 36” plant structure.
Foliage dies back in summer after blooming. Needs shade. (-40°F.)
peregrina x eximia - Burning Hearts - Valentine red flowers, outlined in
white. Grows 10” tall and spreads to 12”. 4.5” pot $12.50
spectabilis - Alba - A beautiful white form of an old-fashioned favorite.
gallon $15.00
spectabilis - Gold Heart - Vigorous new growth is bright gold, maturing
to lime green on a plant that grows 24” tall as wide, with dainty, pinkish
red heart-shaped blooms. (-30°F.) 4.5” pot $12.50
spectabilis - Pink - This old fashioned plant has 1” heart-shaped blooms
of pink. gallon $15.00
spectabilis - Valentine - Clusters of red, heart-shaped blooms. Grows
24” tall as wide. gallon $15.00
Digitalis - Scophulariaceae - Foxglove - These hummingbird friendly
2”- 3” tubular blooms have freckling within and are produced along the
top 1’- 2’ of bold, erect 2’- 7’ stems. Light woolly green leaves are presented
below the flower area. Plant in full sun or filtered shade and welldrained
soil. Most plants are hardy to -30°F.
Goldcrest - Apricot yellow bells with brown freckles hang in loose clusters
from sturdy upright stems. Smooth, lance-like dark green leaves.
Grows 18” tall and 12” wide. gallon $12.50
purpurea - Foxy Hybrids - A beautiful mix of red, pink, cream and white
flower spikes (24”- 36”) accented with deep burgundy freckling within.
gallon $12.50
Echinacea - Asteraceae - A North American native, it produces a daisy
flower with a pronounced central cone. Blooming in summer, the flowers
are excellent for cutting and attracting butterflies and bees.They make a
bold statement in sunny borders and the new shorter varieties are outstanding
in smaller gardens and containers. Hardy to -40°. gallon $16.00
Cheyenne Spirit - A mix of single flowers in brilliant red, orange, purple,
scarlet, cream, yellow and white above dark green foliage. Grows
18” tall and spreads to 16”.
Flame Thrower - Fragrant red orange, bicolored petals taper to yellow
orange surrounding a dark cone. Grows 40” tall as wide.
Green Envy - As jade green flowers mature, the petals elongate and take
on a magenta blush for a wonderful bicolored effect. Grows 36” tall x
18” wide.
Hot Summer - Large blooms open in a enticing shade of mango and
mature to rosy orange.The multicolored effect on a single plant is unique
and eye catching. Grows 36” high and spreads to 24”.
emerald green cone. Flowers are sweetly fragrant and do not change
color as they age. Grows 20” high and spreads to 8”.
Tomato Soup - The perfect accompaniment to Mac ‘n’Cheese, warm
and vibrant tomato red flowers on a plant that grows 36” tall as wide.
Big Sky Series - These fragrant beauties are a major breakthrough in
Echinacea breeding. The basal-branching habit results in a stocky, sturdy
plant with many flower stems. Blossoms are large, with wide petals and
unusual colors. Growth habits range from 18”- 30” tall to 18” wide.
Hardy to -20°F. gallon $16.00
After Midnight - Dark reddish purple blooms with a black cone.
Solar Flare - Wide coral petal with a dark cone.
Sunrise - Large, bright lemon-yellow flowers with golden green cone
and drooping petals.
Cone-fections Series - There is a range of size and colors in this series.
Reliably hardy, stocky plants with strong, sturdy stems. Stunning in mass
planting or in large containers. Hardy to -30°F. gallon $16.00
Hot Papaya - Red-orange, double cones with falling tails. Wonderful
dark, sturdy flower stems on a plant growing 32” tall and 24” wde.
Marmalade - Bright tangerine orange to warm marmalade colored
double flowered form. Its two-toned color changes with the day and with
the light. Grows 30” tall as wide.
Pink Bonbon - Medium pink flowers that form a true pompon. Very
compact growing to 15” tall and 24” wide.
purpurea - Coconut Lime - Double, creamy white pompon with a pale
lime green cone that grows 24” tall and 12” wide.
purpurea - Raspberry Truffle - Reddish pink to salmon coral blossoms
above chocolate stems growing 30” tall as wide.
Southern Belle - Fabulous double pompons with short ray petals that are
deep magenta and mature to soft pink. Grows 30” tall as wide.
PowWow Series - This selection flowers their first year with more
blooms that other seed varieties. Compact and uniform grower to 16” tall
as wide. Hardy to -30°F. gallon $16.00
White - Large, pure white blooms with a yellow eye.
Wild Berry - Large, rose pink flowers with a dark rose cone.
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