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40 Thyme After Thyme Herbs & Perennials 2011 Retail Catalog summer. Butterflies, bees and hummingbirds are very attracted to this version of sage. This sage is the southwestern native that is used for smudging in ceremonies by the Native Americans but has many other uses as well. Can be slow growing so have some patience with it......................... ....................................................................................4”-$4.50, Gallon-$8.00 Salvia chiapensis............................................................................. SALVIA summer fuchsia 2’ Zone 8-11 Glossy, green leaves contrast nicely with fuchsia-pink flowers from spring to fall. Small, upright plant is excellent for containers or in the perennial garden. This salvia can be a tender perennial here so make sure to mulch well for winter survival.............................................4” - $4.50, Gallon - $8.00 Salvia greggii...................................................................... AUTUMN SAGE summer, fall various Zone 7-10 Shrubby plants that bloom from June until the first fall frost. Attractive to butterflies and hummingbirds. Makes an excellent container plant. Requires good drainage especially in winter and when in full sun. Aromatic foliage is deer and rabbit resistant. Drought tolerant once established. Wait to cut back until early spring....................................4” - $4.50, Gallon - $8.00 Flame................................................................................ red 2-3’ Lipstick.............................................................. rose red/pink 36” Raspberry......................................................... raspberry 18”-24” Ultra violet................................................... violet 18”-24” 24”-30” Salvia guaranitica......................................................... BLUE ANISE SAGE late summer, fall 4-6’ 4’ Zone 7-10 Georgia Gold Award winner! Begins to flower in early summer and goes until frost. Plants can be cut back in early summer to be more compact. Good drainage helps particularly in winter. Hummingbirds love this plant...... ................................................................................4” - $4.50, Gallon - $8.00 Black and Blue.................................. deep blue 3-4’ 3’ Zone 7-11 12” Long spikes of deep blue, snap dragon-like tubular flowers emerge from black calyxes. Leaves are a bright green and theheight is a bit smaller than the species making it great for the middle of the perennial garden. Easy to grow and it’s a hummingbird favorite. Make sure to mulch well for the winter. Blue........................................................... blue 4’-6’ 4’ Zone 7-10 Beaming tubular royal blue flowers add just the right touch to the back of your perennial garden. The bright green fuzzy leaves create extra color pop which compliment the bright blue blooms, as well as many other perennials in the garden. Salvia leucantha Santa Barbara PPAF............................. MEXICAN SAGE summer lavender purple 16-24” Zone 9-11 A compact, early summer flowering Mexican Sage. Beautiful velvety purple flowers bloom late summer into fall over soft silvery foliage. Keep pinched from spring to summer for a shorter, fuller plant……………………… .................................................................................4” - $4.50 Gallon - $8.00 Salvia microphylla Hot Lips............................................. HOT LIPS SAGE summer red 30” Zone 7-9 An exciting shrub sage with nonstop color! This Mexican native came to be discovered from a party in California! Bicolor flowers are white the large red lips. Full sun and sharp drainage (gravel sand) is a must for this Mexican maiden......................................................4” - $4.50, Gallon - $8.00 Salvia nemorosa May Night............................................................. SALVIA spring violet-blue 18” Zone 3-8 A cute low growing, outstanding variety of salvia with violet-blue flowers from June through July. Great for along borders, in small spaces or in containers. The 1997 perennial plant of the year....4” - $4.50, Gallon - $8.00 Salvia nemorosa Sensation Series................................................. SALVIA spring-summer assorted A sensational series of dwarf perennial salvias that are free flowering, well branched and compact, with just the right amount of vigor and a tidy habit. Remove spent flowers to encourage reblooming. Great for butterfly and hummingbird gardens. Needs well drained soil and full sun for best performance…………………………………..............4” - $4.50, Gallon - $8.00 Sensation Rose................................... hot pink 10”-12” Zone 4-9 A great dwarf salvia with profuse pink blooms all summer long. Its dwarf stature makes this a must for the front of the perennial garden. Makes great cut flowers. Sensation White............................................. white 12” Zone 4-8 Masses of snow white flowers extend a foot above the dwarf foliage and bloom all summer long, with deadheading. Salvia x Eveline PPAF...................................................................... SALVIA late spring-summer pink 24-30” 12-18” Zone 4-9 Bicolor light and dark pink flowers on tall spikes. A hardy hybrid with a tidy habit and lots of butterfly-attracting blooms. This salvia prefers welldrained soil and full sun...........................................4” - $4.50, Gallon - $8.00 Salvia x Mystic Blue Spires............................................................. SALVIA late spring to fall blue 18”-24” 12-28” Zone 7-10 A dwarf variety of ‘Indigo Spires’, this perennial salvia offers amazing blue flowers atop dark green leaves from spring until fall. Winter drainage is important as is full sun. ...........................................4” - $4.50, Gallon - $8.00 Sanguinaria canadense.........................................................BLOODROOT early spring white 6-8” Zone 3-9 Large (2-4”), white flowers bloom early in spring before the distinctive 6-7” leaves appear. American native plant. The name bloodroot comes from the deep red juice that can be extracted from the root and was used as a dye by Native Americans........................................ 4” - $5.00, Gallon – N/A Saponaria ocymoides ................................................. ROCK SOAPWORT summer rose pink 6-9” Zone 4-8 Abundant rose pink flowers in early summer over evergreen foliage. Cutback after flowering to force new shoots. It is a great groundcover and works well in rock gardens too................................4” - $4.50, Gallon - $8.00 Saxifraga stolonifera..........................................STRAWBERRY BEGONIA spring white 6-12” Zone 6-9 Clusters of round hairy leaves have unique silver-veined foliage with red undersides. Small delicate white flowers appear on upright spikes in spring. Semi evergreen shady groundcover.......................4” - $4.25, Gallon - $7.50 Scabiosa columbaria Butterfly Blue.....................PINCUSHION FLOWER summer, late summer blue-violet 12-18” Zone 4-8 Butterflies love the delicate cushions of lacy, blue-violet flowers that float above the compact plants. An extravagant performer with a long blooming period. Do not cutback—deadhead flowers only. Needs a well-drained soil with lime added.......................................................4” - $4.50, Gallon - $8.00 Scutellaria orientalis Lilac Lullaby.......................................... SKULLCAP late spring yellow/lilac 6”-12” Zone 5-7 This cute groundcover has clusters of soft green leaves with pale yellow snapdragon-like flowers with a lavender cap on upright spikes of terminal clusters in late spring. This is a great selection for rock gardens or a sunny, well drained spot........................................................4”-$4.50 , Gallon-$8.00 Scutellaria scordifolia............................................................... SKULLCAP summer purple 6”-8” 8”-16” Zone 7-10 An upright herbaceous perennial with an attractive mounded habit. Graygreen foliage has scalloped edges and fragrant purple flowers all summer. Loves a well drained, gritty soil so this selection is another winner for the rock garden.................................................................4”-$4.50, Gallon-$8.00 Sedum...............................................................................................SEDUM summer/fall A diverse group of succulents with simple stems, fleshy leaves, and clusters of starry flowers. Very easy to grow. Best in full sun with welldrained soil. Vigorous forms may tolerate partial shade. Diverse in variety, the selections we offer range from groundcover to upright, evergreen to herbaceous. There is a sedum for every garden!! (native to S.E. United States or derived from native), Light Requirements ( = Full Sun, = Partial Shade, = Shade) Season of Bloom, Flower Color(s), Winter Interest, Height, Width, Butterfly Plant, Hummingbird, = No Deer, = No Rabbit. Note: Variety & Cultivar names are in Italics. Common names are in all CAPS.
Thyme After Thyme Herbs & Perennials 2011 Retail Catalog 41 album Coral Carpet..................................... pale pink 1-2” Zone 4-9 Coral red foliage turns green in summer. Pale pink flowers in early summer. Evergreen............................................4” - $4.50, Gallon – N/A cauticola................................................... pink 3-6” 12” Zone 5-9 Flat gray-green foliage dotted with purple with rose colored stems and tiny pink flowers that create a larger flower head. Deer and rabbit resistant. Attracts butterflies and birds with its showy seed heads. Evergreen...... ............................................................................4” - $4.50, Gallon – N/A cauticola Lidakense............................. rosy-red 4” 12” Zone 5-9 Compact mounds of round blue foliage on spreading plants. In late summer the foliage is completely hidden by the rosy-red star like flowers in large clusters. A tough plant that thrives in pots or in the ground with good drainage.............................. 4” - $4.50, Gallon – $8.00 cyaneum............................................................ rosy red 4” Zone 3-9 This darling sedum has glaucous gray foliage. Bright rosy pink flowers in summer. Heat and drought tolerant.....................4” - $4.50, Gallon –N/A dasphyllum Major.................................................. white 1” Zone 4-9 Small blue-gray pebble-like leaves with pink tones form prostrate mats of foliage. Requires well-drained, gritty soil. Soft white flowers appear in summer. Will tolerate light shade. Evergreen....4” - $4.50, Gallon – N/A ellacombianum Akebono..................................... 4-5” 8-12” Zone 4 Flushes of creamy white new growth in spring fade to green as the season progresses. A low growing variety. Semi-evergreen.................. ............................................................................4” - $4.50, Gallon – N/A floriferum Weihenstephaner Gold............................................................. ..................................................... yellow 4-6” 12-18” Zone 3-9 Dark green leaves with serrated edges in a whorl around the stems. Showy yellow flowers cover the plant in late summer. Foliage turns a reddish-bronze tint in fall. Evergreen here in the South.......................... ............................................................................4” - $4.50, Gallon – N/A kamtschaticum middendorfianum............... yellow 8-12” Zone 3-8 This semi-evergreen sedum has rosettes of glossy green foliage and tiny yellow flowers in summer. Well drained soil is a must for all sedums. Semi-evergreen...................................................4” - $4.50, Gallon – N/A kamtschaticum Variegatum............................ yellow 4-5” Zone 4-9 Creamy edges on green leaves will turn an orangey-pink. Bright yellow to orange flowers in summer maturing to crimson. Evergreen.................... .............................................................................4” - $4.50, Gallon –N/A lineare Variegatum............................................. yellow 4” Zone 6-9 Cute, cute, cute. Evergreen, variegated groundcover, over walls, in containers. 1” narrow leaves are green with white edges. Tolerates light shade! Rarely produces yellow flowers in spring............................. ............................................................................4” - $4.50, Gallon – N/A makinoi Limelight.............................. yellow 1-3” 12” Zone 5-10 A low growing plant with green to chartreuse foliage. Large clusters of flowers in shades of white in summer. Evergreen................................... ........................................................................ 4” - $4.50, Gallon – $8.00 makinoi Ogon................................. yellow 1-3” 12-15” Zone 4-9 A prostrate, ground-hugging form. Golden evergreen chartreuse foliage spills and trails nicely. Bight golden yellow flowers in spring. Light shade to partial sun is best............................... 4” - $4.50, Gallon - $8.00 pachyclados..................................... white 4-6” 12-15” Zone 5-9 Showy compact mats made up of rosettes of blue green glaucus leaves. Big white star-shaped flowers in the spring and fall................................. ............................................................................4” - $4.50, Gallon – N/A reflexum Blue Spruce (syn. rupestre)..................................................... . ..................................................... yellow 4-6” 12-18” Zone 5-9 Blue green needle-like foliage forms a whorl on stems. The succulent foliage is evergreen and thrives in soils with drainage. Yellow flowers in summer............................................................. 4” - $4.50, Gallon - $8.00 rubrotinctrum Mini Pork and Beans........................................................ ......................................................... yellow 3-6” 12” Zone 8-12 Bright green jelly bean-like leaves turn bronze red in the sun. This Mexican native is a tender perennial that is an excellent addition to any collection or combination planter.........................4” - $4.50, Gallon – N/A rupestre Angelina............................................................. 3-6” Zone 3-9 Brilliant golden-yellow needle like foliage. Prefers well drained soil. Great for cool season color. As the temperature turns cooler the tips of the leaves take on a reddish bronze tinge that lasts all winter....................... ......................................................................... 4” - $4.50, Gallon - $8.00 sarmentosum................................. yellow 2-6” 18-24” Zone 3-8 A longtime favorite, this vigorous groundcover has thin yellow green foliage and bright yellow flowers in summer. Shear after flowering to refreshen. Evergreen......................................... 4” - $4.50, Gallon – N/A sieboldii.................................................................. pink 6” Zone 3-9 Silver blue foliage with scalloped edges. Clusters of bright pink flowers in late September and October. A great groundcover for daylilies in the full sun.................................................................... 4” - $4.50, Gallon - $8.00 seboldii mediovariegatum.............................. pink 5”-10” Zone 6-9 Semi trailing silver blue and creamy yellow foliage with faintly pink stems make this sedum cute, cute, cute. Clusters of bright pink flowers in late September to October...................................... 4” - $4.50, Gallon - $8.00 spurium John Creech.......................... pink 2” 24-36” Zone 3-8 An evergreen step-able is an easy to grow groundcover. Small scalloped green leaves are covered with pink flowers in fall. Evergreen................ ............................................................................4” - $4.50, Gallon – N/A spurium Red Carpet........................... red 2-4” 12-18” Zone 3-9 A wonderful groundcover selection that has dark red foliage and stays red. Rosy red flowers appear in summer. Evergreen............................. ............................................................................4” - $4.50, Gallon – N/A spurium tetractinum.......................... yellow 3” 12-18” Zone 4-8 Fast-growing sedum has unique round flat foliage on 2-3” stems that turn bronze in the fall. Yellow flowers in the summer. Evergreen.................. ......................................................................... 4” - $4.50, Gallon - $8.00 spurium Tricolor................................. pink 2-4” 12-15 Zone 4-9 Three-colored foliage—pink, cream, and green followed by pink flowers in summer. Tolerates part sun to full sun. Evergreen................................. ............................................................................4” - $4.50, Gallon – N/A stoloniferum....................................................... pink 4”-8” Zone 7-9 This tiny evergreen sedum has star pink flowers and is very tolerant of dry conditions. Great for containers, in a rock garden, or on a green roof. Evergreen............................................................4” - $4.50, Gallon – N/A telephium Autumn Charm.............................. pink 12”-18” Zone 3-9 ‘Autumn Charm’ a dazzling variegated leaf with vibrant pink blooms will add just enough color and freshen up any landscape. A variegated sport of ‘Autumn Joy’ with a slightly denser and shorter habit.......................... ........................................................................ 4” – $4.50, Gallon - $8.00 telephium Hab Gray.............................................. white 12” Zone 4 Handsome mounds of smoky grey foliage. This Russian native has soft creamy white flowers in late summer on burgundy stems........................ ........................................................................ 4” – $4.50, Gallon - $8.00 telephium Matrona......................................... pink 18-24” Zone 3-9 Strong upright red stems with grey green leaves edged with pale pink. Flower heads last well into the fall season and are great for attracting birds. An outstanding selection........................ 4” - $4.50, Gallon - $8.00 telephium Red Cauli..................................... red 8-12” Zone 3-8 Stunning red ball-shaped flowers cover neat mounds of blue-green, touched with purple foliage in late summer. The compact growth and profuse blooms make this a choice sedum for containers or small gardens............................................................... 4” - N/A, Gallon - $8.00 NEW!! telephium Twinkling Star............................ white Zone 3-9 Twinkle, twinkle little star. How I wonder what you are! Up above the world so high, like a diamond in the sky! Twinkling Star sedum is just a bright spot in your garden with its upright habit, basal branching and white star flowers in summer........................................... 4” – $4.50, Gallon - $8.00 NEW!! telephium Xenox.................................. rose 8”-10” Zone 3-9 This new sedum has scalloped edged leaves that emerge in shades of mauve and green but darken to a deep burgundy to purple as the season progresses. In late summer, Xenox will have clusters of red velvet buds that open to rose pink star shaped flowers. A “Future Plant” introduction that was selected for its outstanding all season interest as well as its shorter habit. Xenox is named for a star cluster in the furthest reaches of space, do not let this new sedum be an alien in your garden. ........................................................................ 4” - $4.50, Gallon – $8.00 ternatum Larinem Park................................... white 3”-6” Zone 3-9 This cute native ground cover will tolerate a shadier location than most sedums as long as the soil is well drained. It is native, easy to grow and quite floriferous with tiny white flowers in spring...................................... ............................................................................4” - $4.50, Gallon – N/A (native to S.E. United States or derived from native), Light Requirements ( = Full Sun, = Partial Shade, = Shade) Season of Bloom, Flower Color(s), Winter Interest, Height, Width, Butterfly Plant, Hummingbird, = No Deer, = No Rabbit. Note: Variety & Cultivar names are in Italics. Common names are in all CAPS.
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