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Dryopteris affinis cristata The King Crested King Fern zones 3-9 A large magnificent fern with long arching shiny green fronds have crested (split) leaflets for a frilly and ruffled appearance. Slightly more sun tolerant than others. Height: 36”; Spread: 36” 015388 C1 $9.99 Dryopteris erythrosora Autumn Fern zones 5-8 This selection is rapidly becoming one of the most popular garden ferns. Autumn Fern refers to the beautiful copper-pink color of the newly emerging leaves which seem to glow against the backdrop of the shiny, dark green, mature fronds. Ht: 18-24” 000601 C1 $9.99 Dryopteris erythrosora Brilliance Autumn Fern zones 5-9 This selected form of Autumn Fern has brighter orange-red new growth than what is typically seen with spore grown plants. Fronds mature to dark green but still retain a glossy orange sheen. Height: 20-24” 010093 C1 $9.99 Dryopteris filix-mas Male Fern zones 4-9 A good fern that adds light to deep shade with its light green foliage color. Height: 24-36” 000602 C1 $9.99 Dryopteris Golden Mist Golden Mist Wood Fern zones 5-9 This beautiful new Asian wood fern is similar to Autumn Fern but is a bit larger and more open in habit. The new growth is a unique shade of golden yellow, which matures to glossy deep green, triangular, bipinnate fronds. Height: 20-24”; Spread: 24” 015302 C1 $9.99 Dryopteris marginalis Leatherwood Fern zones 3-9 A vigorous growing fern with dark blue-green sturdy fronds. More drought tolerant than others, easy to grow and most often used in the bouquets. Height: 24-30”; Spread: 24-30” 015482 C1 $9.99 Matteuccia pensylvanica (struthiopteris) Ostrich Fern zones 3-7 A great choice that can form large colonies of lush, green foliage. It’s tough and grows in sun or shade. Named Ostrich Fern because its fronds resemble ostrich plumes. Height: 48” 009885 C1 $9.99 Osmunda cinnamonea Cinnamon Fern zones 3-10 Typically grows in clumps to 2-3' tall, but with constant moisture can reach 5' in height. The familiar "fiddleheads" also emerge from the base of the plant and unfurl into large, erect, yellowishgreen, sterile fronds which remain attractive throughout the summer and turn yellow in autumn. Height: 24-36”; Spread: 24-36” 004578 C1 $12.99 Osmunda claytonia Interrupted Fern zones 3-9 A large robust fern with an upright growth habit similar to Cinnamon Fern. The large light green fronds arch from a central crown. Spore bearing fronds have brownish capsules halfway up the frond instead of leaflets thus the name Interrupted Fern. Good for moist areas. Height: 24-30”; Spread: 24-30” 015483 C1 $9.99 Osmunda regalis Royal Fern/Flowering Fern zones 3-8 Lance-shaped light green fronds resemble leaves of the Ash tree. Foliage turns golden green color in fall. Height: 24-48” 000608 C1 $9.99 Osmunda regalis Purpurescens Purple Royal Fern zones 3-9 Similar to Royal Fern except emerging fronds and stems are reddish-purple. Fronds gradually mature to a bright green by summer while the stems remain purple. Prefers moist soil and filtered shade. Height: 36-48”; Spread: 36-48” 015484 C1 $9.99 Polystichum acrostichoides Christmas Fern zones 2-9 One of the most dependable evergreen ferns, the Christmas Fern is native to eastern North America. Its common name comes from the fact that it is still green at Christmastime, when most of the rest of the garden is fast asleep. Height: 18-24”, Spread: 18-24” 000609 C1 $9.99 Polystichum munitum Sword Fern zones 3-8 This native fern looks grand planted in any shade garden, especially planted in mass plantings or mixed with ferns or other shade tolerant plants. We often take common ferns like this for granted but a bunch of Sword Ferns planted along woodland’s edge is a beautiful sight to see! The evergreen, narrow, lance-shaped foliage is dark green. Height: 60”; Spread: 48” 014776 C1 $9.99 Polystichum polybepharum Holly Fern zones 5-9 Has glossy, dark green fronds that are scaly underneath. Height: 24-48” 005173 C1 $9.99 Polystichum setiferum Angulare Alaskan Fern zones 5-9 Feathery, dark green, narrow fronds are evergreen. They look tropical but are actually hardy! The perfect contrast to bold-leaved plants. Outstanding for shade. Naturalizes well in woodland settings. Height: 24-36” 000611 C1 $14.99 Fragaria Ornamental Strawberry Low growing, creeping foliage with large flowers. Tolerates a wide range of soils. Excellent for use as a ground cover or for hanging baskets. Lipstick zones 3-8 Bright deep pink flowers bloom heavy in spring and fall and intermittently during summer. Small fruit is sweet and edible. Shiny green foliage. Can become invasive. Height: 7-9” 015266 Q $3.99 Fuchsia Hardy Fuchsia Cape Horn zones 5-9 Tubular red flowers hang from horizontal branches mid summer to frost. These plants will die back in winter but new growth will sprout from the base in spring. To increase winter protection, apply several inches of mulch to the planting area in the late fall. Height: 24-36”, Spread: 24-36” 012617 C1 $14.99 Gaillardia Blanket Flower Do not remove foliage from the plant in late fall as this helps protect the plant. Cut back in August to encourage re-growth for better winter survival. Daisy-like flowers bloom July-August with some varieties blooming all summer. Amber Wheels zones 3-10 This fun new selection has large, golden yellow flowers with fringed petals and a prominent amberred center. Provides continuous color in the landscape all summer long. Height: 28-32”; Spread: 24” 016141 C1 $5.99 Arizona Apricot zones 3-10 This new selection offers a slightly more subdued color palette of yellows and apricots. The compact, uniform mound of bright green foliage is covered in large 3-3.5in blossoms from early summer into fall. The flowers are apricot with yellow tips and a darker orange center. Height: 12”; Spread: 12” Aug 2011 018019 C1 $6.99 Arizona Red Shades zones 3-10 Produces masses of large, crimson red blossoms from early summer all the way into early fall, even under hot and dry conditions. About 20% of the flowers will have slight yellow tips. Has a nice short, compact size and uniform habit. Height: 10-12”; Spread: 12” 017176 C1 $6.99 - 11 -
Arizona Sun (aristata) zones 3-10 A 2005 All-American Selections winner. This compact and uniform perennial produces masses of large fiery orange-red blooms tipped by a ring of rich flame yellow. Height: 8-10” x 10” 010887 C1 $6.99 Burgundy zones 3-10 Wine-red blooms measure a whopping 3 inches across! In the middle of these striking red petals is a button-like center which emerges bright yellow and then slowly changes to oxblood-red. This juicy center attracts butterflies like crazy. Height: 30”; Spread: 30” 003353 C1 $6.99 Fanfare zones 3-10 A fantastic new introduction! The upward facing scarlet flowers flare out like trumpets with bright yellow at the ends for a vivid medley. Ht: 18-24” 009163 C1 $10.99 Frenzy zones 6-10 Flowers are deep burgundy at the base, which fade to rich red. Flutes are tipped in vibrant yellow. The new Commotion series of Gaillardias shows strong vigor with a manageable mounding habit. The petal count per bloom is higher than others, giving a full, almost semi-double appearance! Height: 18-24”, Spread: 18-24” 014280 C1 $9.99 Gallo Dark Bi-Color zones 4-8 This series produces huge flowers on super compact plants. Bold bicolor flowers of bright red with yellow tips. Height: 8-10”; Spread: 12-15” 017954 C1 $6.99 Gallo Peach zones 4-8 This series produces huge flowers on super compact plants. The peach-colored flowers with yellow tips radiate from a bright yellow cone. Height: 8-10”; Spread: 12-15” 015373 C1 $6.99 Gallo Red zones 4-8 This series produces huge flowers on super compact plants. The solid red flowers have dark burnt-umber centers. Height: 8-10”; Sprd: 12-15” 017953 C1 $6.99 Goblin zones 3-10 The 3 inch flowers are dark red, tipped with yellow margins. Easy to grow in any sunny, well-drained soil. Height: 12”, Spread: 18” 000617 Q $3.99 000618 C1 $6.99 Oranges & Lemons zones 6-10 This blanket flower is a breakthrough in gaillardia coloring! Rather than the typical bright red and yellow flowers, Oranges & Lemons looks just like it sounds--large, peachy orange flowers with yellow tips and a gold central cone. The blue-green foliage enhances this warm coloring and the round chartreuse seed heads extend the interest after the flowers are spent. Unlike many of the older selections, this one has an improved upright habit rather than sprawling. It's simply fantastic! Height: 22-26”; Spread: 12-18” 010934 C1 $11.99 Galium Sweet Woodruff Blooms May-June. odoratum zones 4-8 One of the finer ground covers for shade though it is a little taller than some of the traditional groundcover plants. The leaves are shaped like a tiny Lupine leaf and the flowers are tiny and white. They are bright green and have a vanilla fragrance. Height: 6-12” 000620 C1 $6.99 Gaultheria Wintergreen/Checkerberry procumbens zones 4-8 When bruised or cut, the foliage emits a strong wintergreen scent. Small pinkish-white flowers appear in summer followed by scarlet red berries. Height: 6”, Spread: 24-48” 006047 C1 $9.99 Gaura Bee Blossom Gaura gives the garden a wonderful informality with its long wispy stems of spider-like flowers. It responds with a profusion of flowers when watered regularly during the summer heat. Blooms July- October. Pink Fountain zones 5-9 A perennial Gaura that features 4-petaled, light pink flowers in wand-like panicles on dense, upright plants typically growing to 2-3’ tall. Flowers open a few at a time and dance in the wind like butterflies over a long late spring to fall bloom time. Height: 24-36”; Spread: 24-36” 015155 C1 $9.99 Siskiyou Pink zones 5-9 Blooms continuously from early summer through fall with large, very showy rose-pink flowers with white stamens. Ht: 18” x 15” 000622 C1 $8.99 Snow Fountain zones 5-9 A perennial Gaura that features 4-petaled, pure white flowers in wand-like panicles on dense, upright plants. Long late spring to fall bloom time. Deep tap roots make plants extremely drought and heat tolerant. Prefers full sun and well-drained soil. Height: 18-24”; Spread: 18-24” 016994 C1 $6.99 Whirling Butterflies zones 5-9 Bright white, 4-petaled flowers resembling tiny butterflies flutter above the foliage from early summer into fall. As the flowers age, they take on a hint of pink. Height: 30”; Spread: 12-15” 000623 C1 $6.99 Geranium Cranesbill Well-drained soil is beneficial to all varieties. Pinch rather heavily after flowering to encourage blooming throughout the summer. Dragon Heart zones 5-8 Standing at least 2 feet tall, this monster-sized Geranium makes a prime focal point in the garden. Large magenta flowers with a black center and veining are produced in abundance for most of the summer. The plant is clump-forming with long, spreading stems and very large leaves. Height: 24”; Spread: 18-24” 014338 C1 $10.99 Max Frei zones 3-8 Compact mounding plants bearingdeep magenta saucer shaped flowers. Excellent ground cover with reddish fal leaf color. Height: 8-12” 003826 C1 $7.99 Pink Candy zones 4-8 A long-blooming selection with lilac-pink flowrs. Height: 18-20”; Spread: 20” 015260 C1 $8.99 Pink Penny zones 5-8 A new pink flowering selection of the popular Geranium 'Jolly Bee'. Like its parent, 'Pink Penny' is a floriferous variety that produces large, cupped, pink flowers on robust plants from early summer well into fall. Height: 12”; Spread: 14” 012720 C1 $14.99 Rozanne zones 4-8 Large 2½ inch saucer-shaped violet blue flowers are held above a mound of deep green foliage that is slightly marbled with chartreuse. The flowers will sometimes last until early November! In one season, this plant will cover 2-3 square feet. Height: 18-20”, Spread: 24” 009641 C1 $14.99 Tiny Monster zones 4-8 A solid performer with a quickly spreading habit and foliage that remains attractive throughout the entire season. 'Tiny Monster' is a reliable groundcover for landscapers and gardeners who appreciate low-maintenance perennials. Purpleviolet flowers appear 4"-6" above the mounded foliage from late spring through late summer. In the fall, the leaves become imbued with rich scarlet tones. Height: 16-18”; Spread: 24-36” 014349 C1 $8.99 - 12 -
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