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50 Thyme After Thyme Herbs & Perennials 2011 Retail Catalog Schizachyrium scoparium The Blues......................... LITTLE BLUESTEM 3-4’ Zone 3-8 A fine textured grass with steel blue foliage that turns to varying shades of pink and purple for the fall, truly lovely!! It is an native, prairie grass for poor dry soils but will tolerate varying moisture levels. Clump forming. Loves the sun and can be planted in groups..............4” - N/A, Gallon - $7.50 V Akebia quinata............................................................... CHOCOLATE VINE early spring brown 30’ Zone 5-9 A semi evergreen twining climber from East Asia grown for its unique spicy, chocolate-brown flowers. One of the best foliage vines. Prefers a moist, well-drained soil.......................................... 4” –$6.00, Gallon - $12.00 Ampelopsis brevipedunculata Elegans...................................................... ................................................................. VARIEGATED PORCELAIN VINE summer white 10-25’ Zone 4-8 Strong growing vine with clinging tendrils and large, grape-leaf shaped green and white speckled foliage. Creamy white flowers in mid-summer with teal blue and purple berries in the fall. Fruiting is best in full sun and variegation may disappear during the hottest parts of the summer................. ..............................................................................4” - $6.00, Gallon - $12.00 NEW!! Aristolochia durior.............................................DUTCHMANS PIPE spring yellow and burgundy 30’ Zone 4-8 This unusual vine has 8”-10” wide heart shaped foliage that makes an attractive screen for a fence of trellis. Large pipe shaped flowers appear in late spring and are creamy yellow with burgundy spots. It thrives in ordinary soil and is fast growing but is deciduous too. It is usually grown for its foliage but it is also a favorite of pipe vine swallowtails................................... ..............................................................................4” - $6.00, Gallon - $12.00 Bignonia capreolata Jekyll......................................................CROSSVINE summer orange 30-40’ Zone 6-9 Beautiful native vine that has year round interest. Broad evergreen leaves with trumpet shaped orange flowers all summer. This one is easy without sacrificing beauty! Tolerates full sun and part shade, though flowering will be best in more sun. Disease and insect resistant.................... .................................................................................4” - N/A, Gallon - $16.00 Bignonia capreolata Tangerine Beauty..................................CROSSVINE summer tangerine 15’-20’ Zone 6-9 This lovely evergreen vine from the North Carolina Arboretum has amazing 2” long tubular shaped flowers that are tangerine-orange with a yellow throat. A great hummingbird attractor. Does well in full sun to part shade but will flower better in more sun....................4”-$8.00, Gallon-$16.00 NEW!! Campsis radicans Flava.........................YELLOW TRUMPET VINE summer yellow 20-30’ Zone 4-10 This beautiful vine has trumpet yellow flowers all summer long. The foliage is a dark glossy green on this vigorous climber and the flowers are tubular and are attractive to hummingbirds. This vine is drought resistant and can be quite tough to kill once established. Plant below a large pine tree to get it to climb up and give it support..............4” - N/A, Gallon - $12.00 Campsis tagliabuana Madame Galen............................... TRUMPET VINE summer orange 25-30’ Zone 5-9 Large salmon-red-orange tubular shaped blooms over green lacy foliage all summer long. Very floriferous and attractive to hummingbirds but can be fairly aggressive, so give this one room to spread and something to grow on. ...........................................................................4” - N/A, Gallon - $12.00 Clematis armandii............................................... EVERGREEN CLEMATIS late winter, early spring white 25’ 6-10’ Zone 7-9 Vigorous evergreen, early-flowering climber from China. Deep green leaves have 3 leaflets with marked veining. The fragrant white flowers are large (2½”) and saucer-shaped and appear in late winter and early spring. Well-drained soil is a must!...................................... 4” – N/A, Gallon - $24.00 Clematis montana Rubens......................................MONTANA CLEMATIS late spring Pink 20’-30’ 6’-10’ Zone 6-9 A lovely pink flowering clematis with dark green foliage. This one blooms on old wood so limit cutting the plant back to old dead wood and general cleaning. The flowers are slightly fragrant, smell of vanilla and appear in late spring. New growth may have a reddish tint that then turns lush green. Will need staking or trellising once it gets established................. ....................................................................................4”-N/A, Gallon- $12.00 Clematis paniculata (syn. teniflora).............SWEET AUTUMN CLEMATIS late summer white 15’ Zone 4-9 Very sweet-smelling, late summer flowering climber with deep green leaves and many small white star-shaped flowers borne in panicles and has attractive silvery seed heads too. Can be invasive in small gardens, removing seed heads in fall helps keep this vine under control. Ordinary well drained garden soil is recommended.............4” - $6.00, Gallon - $12.00 Gelsemium rankii.......................................................SWAMP JESSAMINE spring and fall yellow 10-20’ Zone 6-9 An evergreen native with bright yellow bell-shaped flowers 1” long that appear in spring and fall. Unfortunately this vine gives up fragrance for reblooming but it is well worth the trade off. It is a twining vine that will climb in full sun with adequate moisture or part shade............................................. ..............................................................................4” - $6.00, Gallon - $12.00 Gelsemium sempervirens.................................... CAROLINA JESSAMINE early summer yellow 15-20’ Zone 7-9 This Carolina Jessamine is an attractive evergreen vine that tends to remain bushy and compact when grown in the bright sun but will climb if given something to attach to. A stunning feature in the garden when it blooms and it boasts a wonderful fragrance as well. Foliage tends to get a bronzy cast in the winter .......................................4” - $6.00, Gallon - $12.00 NEW!! Humulus lupulus Nugget.............................................. HOPS VINE summer white/green 15’-20’ 3’-6’ Zone 3-8 Grow your own beer! This fast growing vine is tough and thrives on neglect. Hops have fragrant greenish cone-like flowers that are followed by abundant clusters of yellow hop-like fruit from midsummer to fall. This vine is long lived (20+ years) and is deciduous. ‘Nugget’ has been selected for its heavy herbal aroma and bitter flavor which is used in brewing American beer........................................................................4” - $6.00 Gallon - $12.00 Hydrangea anomala petiolaris........................... CLIMBING HYDRANGEA spring, summer white 50’ 2’ Zone 4-9 A deciduous climber for the shade garden. A true clinging vine. Bears flowers in clusters of 10” white bracts in the summer. Extremely attractive, woody stems and bark branch interestingly and give yearlong interest. Loves to climb walls. Moist, well-drained, humus-rich soil............................. ...............................................................................4” - $6.00 Gallon - $12.00 Jasminum x officinale.....................................................POET’S JASMINE spring white Zone 7-10 20-30' A rather sweet semi-evergreen vine that has an enchanting fragrance. It blooms from June to September and is a great plant to grow near an entry way so that all may enjoy its sweet scent. ............ 4” – $6.00 Gallon - $12.00 (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 51 Kadsura japonica Fukurin....................... VARIEGATED MAGNOLIA VINE spring white Zone 7-9 15-25' An attractive evergreen vine with glossy leaves edged in various degrees of cream and yellow that pick up a reddish coloring for the winter. Small white flowers resemble magnolia blossoms. Well suited for a shady garden but will tolerate sun once established....................... 4” – N/A Gallon - $12.00 NEW!! Lonicera sempervivens Blanche Sandman........ HONEYSUCKLE spring-summer rose to yellow 15’ Zone 4-8 Deep rose flowers open to a light yellow in May and then occasionally until frost. This honeysuckle is another of the natives hat produces abundant flowers that are extremely attractive to hummingbirds and butterflies. .......... ............................................................................... 4” – $6.00, Gallon $12.00 Lonicera sempervivens Magnifica................................... HONEYSUCKLE spring-summer orange 4-7’ Zone 4-8 The sweetly scented tubular orange flowers of this native honeysuckle often attract hummingbirds. Unlike its invasive Japanese cousin, it is a well behaved member of the family............................. 4” – $6.00, Gallon - $12.00 Trachelospermum asiaticum Ogon Nishiki................................................. ......................................................................... JAPANESE STAR JASMINE summer white 20’ Zone 3-9 A beautiful variegated multi-colored; cream, green, yellow, and bronze foliage that is dainty and evergreen. New foliage may emerge as bronze and yellow and with maturity the vine changes to cream and green. Show off this lovely and rare vining perennial plant by letting it climb onto a trellis or use it as a colorful groundcover.................................................................. ................................................ 4” - $6.00, Gallon - $12.00, 3 Gallon - $24.00 Trachelospermum jasminoides Madison........... ……………………………. CONFEDERATE JASMINE summer white 28’ Zone 6-11 A fantastic woody, evergreen climber with glossy, dark green leaves that may turn reddish in winter. Madison is a cold tolerant variety. Fragrant, star-shaped blooms in early summer. Will tolerate sun with proper moisture otherwise enjoy this vine in part to full shade. Georgia Gold Medal Winner 2007!....................................... 4” - $6.00, Gallon - $12.00, 3 Gallon - $24.00 Lonicera sempervirens Major Wheeler........................... HONEYSUCKLE spring-summer red-orange 6-12’ Zone 4-8 This honeysuckle was found by Charles Wheeler, the former president of the NC Botanical Gardens. Has an extra-long blooming season attracting the first hummingbirds of the season. Red orange trumpet-like flowers display the plants flower power. A landscape friendly native honeysuckle!.... ............................................................................. 4” – $6.00, Gallon - $12.00 Lonicera sempervirens Mandarin.................................... HONEYSUCKLE spring-summer pink-orange 15-20’ Zone 5-9 This vigorous deciduous vine boasts long tubular pink to orange flowers in late spring to early summer then periodically throughout the rest of the summer. Foliage is an attractive copper hue in spring before maturing to deep green in summer.......................................... 4” – $6.00, Gallon - $12.00 Parthenocissus tricuspidata Robusta...................................BOSTON IVY 70’ Zone 4-8 A vigorous, woody, climbing vine. Leaves are maple-like with 3 lobes or divisions. Waxy, shiny, mid-green leaves turn to brilliant orange or red in the fall. Fertile, well-drained soil.................................4” - $6.00, Gallon - $12.00 Passiflora caerulea...............................................................PASSION VINE summer purple/white 30’ Zone 6-9 Fast growing, twining climber bearing strikingly unusual, white with pale blue-purple flowers which are transformed to orange-yellow fruit which may pop when stepped on. Passion flower is a host plant for several types of butterflies ; fritillaries, zebra longwings, and Julia butterflies. Moist, welldrained soil is best..................................................4” - $6.00 Gallon - $12.00 NEW!! Passiflora x Incense.................................................PASSION VINE summer purple/pink 10’-15’ Zone 6-10 This exotic, fast growing vine loves the sun with its fragrant 5” lavender flowers. It begins to blooms in the spring and continues into the summer. In late summer a yellow fruit appears, it is edible, just not very sweet................ ...............................................................................4” - $6.00 Gallon - $12.00 NEW!! Passiflora x Lady Margaret......................................PASSION VINE summer red 12’-15’ Zone 8-11 ‘Lady Margaret’ has beautiful, large raspberry red flowers with a unique white center. This vine blooms all summer long and is a great attractor for birds, bees, butterflies and hummingbirds with its sweet nectar and flowers. She is a tender variety that is worth growing year after year for those amazing flowers.....................................................4” - $6.00 Gallon - $12.00 Schizophragma hydrangea Moonlight.................... FALSE HYDRANGEA summer white 30’ Zone 6-9 Lacy summer flowers on this deciduous vine look like climbing hydrangea. Heart shaped leaves with pewter mottling brightens up a shady spot. Try this vine on a brick wall or tree trunk......4” - $6.00, Gallon - $12.00 Acanthopanax sieboldianus Variegatus................... FIVE LEAF ARAILIA spring greenish white 4-6’ Zone 4-8 Deciduous shrub with arching stems that form an unusual rounded habit. Leaves are bordered in creamy white with a green center. Use caution when planting and pruning as this lovely shrub as it has small thorns along the stems. A great plant to use for a focal point in the shade. Leaves appear in March to April. ............. 4” - N/A, Gallon - $10.00, 3 Gallon-$24.00 Acer palmatum............................................................. JAPANESE MAPLE 15-25’ 10-25’ Zone 5-8 Japanese maples are widely used within the landscape and come in a variety of shapes and sizes. The species tends to have a rounded habit and has varying colors of foliage depending upon season. Green, yellow, bronze, orange and purple are just some of the colors seen from this magnificent tree. Limited supplies.........................4” - $5.00, Gallon - $10.00 Aesculus parviflorum...................................... BOTTLEBRUSH BUCKEYE late spring white 10’ Zone 4-9 A ten-foot native shrub with attractive and unusual 9” long palmate leaves that are a showy yellow color in fall. This suckering plant forms a colony. Plant in masses or as a specimen. A superb shrub for foliage effect. Tolerates all soils but poorly drained sites....................................................... ................................................... 4” - N/A, Gallon - $10.00, 3 Gallon - $24.00 NEW!! Asmina triloba................................................. COMMON PAW PAW late spring maroon 15’-25’ Zone 5-9 The native Paw Paw matures into a tree up to 25’ tall and wide with large 1’ long green leaves that mature to a golden yellow in fall. Maroon flowers appear in spring and mature into custard yellow fruits in clusters of 2-9. When ripe the fruit tastes like a creamy mixture of banana and pineapple. For best fruit production you need two to tango for this tree..Available in late summer....................................... 4” - N/A, Gallon - $10.00, 3 Gallon - $24.00 Blueberries.................................................... RABBIT EYE BLUEBERRIES We carry several varieties of Rabbit Eye Blueberries and selections may vary so check with the staff for full availability. Blueberries typically arrive in spring and fall and may be available in gallon or 3 gallon sizes...................... ....................................................................Gallon - $9.00, 3 Gallon - $24.00 (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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