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Snow Lady zones 5-9 White flowers bloom for 3 full months starting in June. An ideal choice for the front of the border where a long season of bloom is required! Considered the best dwarf Shasta Daisy. Height: 8-10” 000887 Q $3.99 007740 C1 $7.99 Sunshine zones 5-9 Wow, a yellow daisy! Huge pale lemon yellow daisies with golden yellow centers, maturing to creamy white. Preserve yellow color with some afternoon shade. Height: 30-36”; Spread: 30-36” 010061 C1 $9.99 Thomas Killen zones 5-9 Extra large single flowers with double rows of white petals, and a crested gold center. Vigorous robust grower with thick sturdy stems making it one of the best cut flowers. Height: 30” 000889 C1 $9.99 White Knight zones 5-9 A new Shasta with a very compact and uniform habit. Large white flowers bloom in summer atop strong stems. Height: 5-12”; Spread: 12-18” 011111 C1 $7.99 Lewisia longipetala Lewisia More than any other growing condition, excellent drainage is essential for the health of Lewisia. Do not attempt to grow it in regular garden soil! Rather, grow this plant in gravel or between rocks with minimal amounts of soil. Blooms May-June. Cotyledon Hybrid Mix zones 6-8 The perfect little rock garden perennial with its daisy-like blooms held in clusters above succulent evergreen foliage. Height: 6-12”; Spread: 6-12” 000890 C1 $6.99 Liatris spicata Gayfeather/Blazing Star A group of hardy American plants that are well worth giving a spot in the garden. Their flowers provide a strong vertical effect, and their color is brilliant. They are unusual in that their flower spikes are open from the top down rather than in the reverse, which is more common. Blooms July-September. Floristan White zones 3-9 Long lasting white flowers. They are excellent for cutting and drying and are attractive to butterflies. The grow best in full sun, but they will take light shade. Height: 36-48”, Spread: 18” 000894 C1 $6.99 Kobold zones 3-9 Numerous, shorter, sturdy, long-lasting, roselavender flower spikes. Height: 24”, Spread: 20” 000895 C1 $8.99 Ligularia dentata Ragwort/Leopard Plant These plants prefer to be kept moist and grown in partial shade. They are a natural for the pond side where there is a constant supply of moisture, though they do require good drainage. Blooms July-August. Britt Marie Crawford zones 4-9 Broad, glossy, dark chocolate leaves with dark purple undersides make an extremely bold statement in the garden. In late summer, golden orange, daisy-like flowers are perched atop purplish-black stems for an all-together captivating composition. Height: 36-48”; Spread: 24-36” 010899 C1 $14.99 Othello zones 3-8 An imposing, clump-forming perennial with a mounded habit featuring huge, leathery, heartshaped leaves. New leaves emerge purplish-red, but mature to brownish-green on top and purplish beneath. Yellow-orange, daisy-like flowers appear in summer. Height: 24-36”; Spread: 18-30” 000897 C1 $6.99 Lilium asiatic Asiatic Lily Hardy and easy to grow! Blooms June-July. Grows to 16-18”. Zones 3-8 Lollipop White flowers with pink tips on petals. An easy-togrow colorful addition to any garden! 000902 C1 $7.99 Tiny Asiatic Lily Collection Strong growing, shorter varieties full of buds and blooms in summer! Our C1½ size contains 3 bulbs per pot! Grows to 12-14” Tiny Athlete Delicate pink flowers with dark pollen. 015417 C1½ $9.99 Tiny Bee Yellow flowers. 013399 C1 $6.99 014838 C1½ $9.99 Tiny Bell A compact lily bearing well-formed upward-facing bright pink petals with yellow centers. 016989 C1½ $9.99 Tiny Dino Orange-colored tepals that are slightly recurved and ruffled. 013975 C1 $6.99 014837 C1½ $9.99 Tiny Ghost Burgundy colored flowers. 014839 C1½ $9.99 Tiny Hope Tiny Orange Sensation A compact lily bearing well-formed upward-facing yellow flowers with maroon speckled centers. 016992 C1½ $9.99 Tiny Padhye White flowers with burgundy brushmarks. 016110 C1½ $9.99 Tiny Puppet A compact lily bearing well-formed upward-facing dark reddish-purple flowers. 016990 C1½ $9.99 Tiny Sensation Burgundy-red flowers with bright yellow tips. 013403 C1 $6.99 015421 C1½ $9.99 Tiny Skyline Upward-facing, mildly fragrant flowers of orange that are lightly dotted with dark purple spots. 016991 C1½ $9.99 Tiny Toes The flowers are a unique soft pink color. 015420 C1½ $9.99 Lilium orientalis Oriental Lily Moist well-drained soil. Extremely fragrant. Blooms July-August. Zones 4-8 After Eight This compact selection has petals of deep cherrypink with a crisp white edge, very much like the well-known ‘Stargazer’ but much shorter in habit. Height: 18” 014312 C1 $8.99 Entertainer Bright bi-color of pink-red flowers with pure white centers. Flowers first open rosy-pink and deepen to red as the flower matures. Height: 16-18” 017937 C1 $8.99 Farolito Beginning in mid June to July, strongly perfumed pure pink flowers bloom with white throats and maroon spots. Height: 18-20” 010771 C1 $8.99 Salmon Star Salmon Star produces white flowers with orange strips and orange spots. Height: 20-22” 014313 C1 $8.99 Sunny Bonaire A dwarf, strong growing, shorter growing Oriental Lily perfect for pots and combination planters. Sunny Bonaire features light pink flowers. Height: 18” 014314 C1 $8.99 Sunny Borneo White with light pink blush. Height: 18” 015422 C1 $8.99 Sunny Sulawesi A dwarf, strong growing, shorter growing Oriental Lily perfect for pots and combination planters. Sunny Sulawesi features pure white flowers. Height: 18” 014315 C1 $8.99 Rich red flowers with a plentiful bud count! 013398 C1 $6.99 014836 C1½ $9.99 Tiny Nanny Clear white flowers. 015418 C1½ $9.99 - 21 -
Linum Blue Flax Lobelia Cardinal Flower Lysimachia Loosestrife/Moneywort Flax has been grown in England for centuries and is still farmed today as a source of fiber to make linens and rope. Prefers well-drained soil and sun. perenne zones 4-8 One of the prettiest blue flowers in the world of plants! When finished flowering in summer, prune back the stems. Division is not advisable. Height: 12-15” 005647 Q $3.99 Liriope Lilyturf Grass-like foliage gives off an ornamental grass effect, but this grass bears spiked flowers in summer! Can be grown in either sun or shade, but prefers light shade in rich, moist soil. In the spring, foliage may be cut back if it has discolored over the winter. A new flush of growth will reappear. spicata Big Blue zones 5-10 Green leaves, purple flowers. The plant will also grow in the sun or shade, but more slowly if the soil is sufficiently moist. Height: 12-18” 001140 C1 $8.99 muscari Silvery Sunproof zones 5-10 Strappy green and creamy-white variegated leaves. Lilac-purple blooms appear from midsummer into fall. Height: 10-15”; Spread: 10-20” 009655 C1 $9.99 Variegata zones 6-10 An evergreen ground cover with thin, dark green upright spreading foliage with a white band. Bears spikes of purple-lavender flowers by late summer. Height: 12-18”, Spread: 12-36” 011871 C1 $9.99 Lithodora diffus Lithodora A hardy evergreen, creeping ground cover that is drought tolerant and tolerant of the shade. Flowers as early as March but really goes into blooming May and June. Grace Ward zones 3-8 Bright, azure blue flowers bloom in May atop a dark green mat of foliage. Height: 3-6” x 24-72” 007573 C1 $6.99 Self sows easily and is usually found naturalized by pond or stream side. Can grow in full sun as long as the soil is moist. The flowers are borne on tall terminal spires and are especially attractive to hummingbirds. Blooms July-September. Elm Fire zones 5-9 An improvement over ’Queen Victoria’ with striking bronze-mahogany foliage and bright scarlet starry flowers, which makes a wonderful contrast! Requires moist soil and prefers partial afternoon shade. Hummingbirds love these plants! Height: 36”; Spread: 16-20” 015391 C1 $6.99 Fan Scarlet zones 5-9 Fan Scarlet sports compact, bronze foliage and a vigorous base-branching habit. Vivid scarlet flowers are borne on dense, strictly upright spikes. Members of the Fan Series typically have an earlier bloom time than the species, beginning in midsummer and continuing into fall. Height: 24”; Spread: 14” 005560 C1 $6.99 siphilitica zones 4-9 This easy-to-grow native species bears heads of dark blue to white flowers through late summer and fall over dark-green leaves. Plants will usually self-sow, and the seedlings are easily moved while still small. Clumps may also be divided in early spring. Height: 24-36”; Spread: 18-24” 004772 C1 $6.99 Lupinus Lupine The-palm shaped foliage adds texture and interest to these striking towers of flowers. Ideally a rich soil in full sun is best, even moisture is important, so water freely in dry spells and remove fading flowers. Blooms June-July. Height: 30-36” x 12” Zones 4-6 Gallery Blue 001159 C1 $7.99 Gallery Hybrid Mix 013784 Q $3.99 Gallery Pink 001161 C1 $7.99 Gallery Red 001163 C1 $7.99 Gallery Yellow 007601 C1 $7.99 Tutti Frutti Mix 015283 C1 $7.99 Vigorous growers, so plant where it has plenty of room, or plan on dividing it every other year. Blooms June-August. nummularia Aurea zones 3-9 An easy to grow groundcover that blooms! This perennial grows in any moist soil and has the added blooms yellow in early summer. This variety has golden leaves whose color is best maintained in full sun. Height: 2-4”; Spread: 18-24” 001173 C1 $5.99 Malva sylvestris Hollyhock Mallow One of our favorite, easy to grow perennials – a mass of flowers summer to fall! It is a great plant for the mid to late summer border when most other perennials have past their peak! Zebrina zones 4-8 Erect bushy growth. White flowers with purple veining all summer long! Height: 24-48” x 18-24” 018011 C2 $7.99 Mazus Mazus A creeping herb that blooms May-June. reptans zones 3-10 A dense, low-growing ground cover. They like moist, shady areas and will cover quickly to form a dense mat. The small flowers are lilac purple (May-June) with white/yellow lower lips. Ht: 3” 001176 C1 $6.99 Monarda Bee Balm They bloom heavily, and benefit from deadheading. Leaves and stems are mint scented. Divide every 2 years. Plants should be divided every 2 years for best flowering. Mildew resistant. Blooms June-July-August. Adam zones 4-9 Red flowers bloom June-August. Withstands dry conditions better than others. Height: 24-36” 015267 Q $3.99 005624 C1 $6.99 Fireball zones 4-9 Dark green foliage and deep, red globe-shaped blooms July-August. Height: 15”, Spread: 24” 005048 C1 $8.99 - 22 -
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