Lychnis arkwrightii 'Vesuvius' - Polemonium ... - The Plant Group, Inc.

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the plant group have a form of O. ellisiana. The olive green pads are nearly thornless with large yellow flowers in June–July at the tips of the pads. It will overwinter in Zone 5 if planted in well drained soil and protected from wind. Break off any damaged pads in the spring once new growth begins. 2–6' Z 5–10 Opuntia humifusa Prickly Pear Cactus Yellow flowers in July followed by purple seed pods. An ideal plant for dry soils in full sun. Native from Canada to Florida, but rarely found in New England. 6–12'' Z 4–8 Origanum 'Kent Beauty' Marjoram Grow this for the flowers and not culinary use. The flowers resemble hop flowers but are colored pink, silver, and green. They weep on the end of long stems and look amazing when viewed from below. A good choice for the top of a wall or container. Opuntia Origanum Pachysandra Thornless Prickly Pear Cactus 102 Papaver 'Royal Wedding' www.theplantgroup.com Prickly Pear Cactus Likes full sun and warm conditions for best flowering. Blooms in July–September. 6–12'' Z 5–11 Pachysandra procumbens Allegheny Spurge The only native species of Pachysandra with mottled purple and bronze foliage. White flowers in April–May. Slow to estab- lish but eventually makes an impressive groundcover in a shady garden. 1' Z 4–9 Papaver atlanticum Moroccan Poppy Single soft orange flowers on delicate stems that shimmer in the breeze. Silver basal foliage. May. 1.5–2' Z 4–8 Papaver orientale 'Allegro' Oriental Poppy Orange-scarlet flowers with a black eye. Compact dwarf foliage. May–June. 1.5' Z 2–7 'Allegro' 'Kent Beauty' 'Princess Victoria Louise' 'Beauty of Livermere' 'Queen Alexander' Papaver orientale 'Beauty of Livermere' Oriental Poppy Scarlet red with a purple center. May–June. 2–3' Z 2–7 Papaver orientale 'Brilliant' Oriental Poppy Large fiery red flowers that glow with a hint of orange. May–June. 3' Z 2–7 Papaver orientale 'Prince of Orange' Oriental Poppy Glowing tangerine orange with a dark center. May–June. 2.5–3' Z 2–7 Papaver orientale 'Princess Victoria Louise' Oriental Poppy Soft salmon pink with dark spots in the center. May–June. 2' Z 2–7 Allegheny Spurge 'Brilliant' 'Prince of Orange'
Pardancanda 'Dazzler' Penstemon Papaver orientale 'Queen Alexander' Oriental Poppy Bright salmon pink with rounded petals. May–June. 2.5' Z 2–7 Papaver orientale 'Royal Wedding' Oriental Poppy Pure white flowers with a black center, May–June. 2.5' Z 2–7 Pardancanda norrisii 'Dazzler' Candy Lily Electric mix of brighter-colored flowers on dwarf plants. Flowers are a mix of yellow, orange, and purple during July–September. Attractive black seeds that stay on the plant after the pods open. 1–3' Z 5–8 Penstemon barbatus Pinacolada series Beard Tongue An improvement over older cultivars with its longer flowering period, better branch- ing, and compact habit. Tubular flowers over the foliage during June–July. We offer the following colors: Pink, Red, Violet. 8–12'' Z 4–8 Penstemon digitalis 'Dark Towers' Beard Tongue Taller and darker foliage than 'Husker Red' Pinacolada Pink Pinacolada Red Pinacolada Violet 'Dark Towers' 'Husker Red' 'Prairie Dusk' 'Prairie Twilight' 'Blue Buckle' with nice bright pink flowers. Beautiful in the garden both for the flowers and red foliage. July–August. 3–4' Z 3–8 Penstemon digitalis 'Husker Red' Beard Tongue White flowers over deep red leaves during June–July. Named Perennial Plant of the Year in 1996. 2.5–3' Z 3–8 Penstemon 'Elfin Pink' Beard Tongue Pale clear pink to salmon tubular bells on wiry stems. Reblooms if cut back immediately after flowering. Tolerates wet conditions where other Penstemon fail. June–July. 1' Z 3–8 Penstemon 'Prairie Dusk' Beard Tongue Rose purple blooms that fade slightly. This is an introduction from the University of Nebraska where it has proven winter hardy through and through. June–July. 2–2.5' Z 3–8 New! Penstemon 'Prairie Twilight' Beard Tongue Lavender blue flowers with white tips on burgundy stems. Another great introduction from the University of Nebraska breeding program. Winter hardy and easy to grow. 2' Z 3–8 Penstemon virgatus 'Blue Buckle' Beard Tongue Blue purple flowers in dense clusters on rigid upright stems. Withstands heat and drought, cold hardy and tough-natured. July–September. 1' Z 5–8 peonies japanese single herbaceous peonies paeonia lactiflora and hybrids All peonies are hardy to Zone 2, thrive in full sun, and can live for decades in the garden. They require little care once established. They are truly heirloom plants that can be passed down through the generations. semi-double bomb double 800.864.2670 perennials 103
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