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Most perennials available week of
April 25 th unless otherwise noted by date listed.
Achillea
Yarrow
One of the easiest perennials to grow and a good
choice for beginners. Keep this plant out of heavy
moist soils, divide every 2 years in spring or fall
and remove spent flowers to ensure months of
color. After flowers fade, cut plant back by half to
stimulate a second flush of bloom. Perfect for
areas that are dry and hot. Ferny green leaves.
Blooms early to mid summer.
Gypsy White
zones 4-9
Gypsy White intermingles well with other plants to
fill in the middle ground of a combination. This
Achillea also does well as a nice dried flower. Use
as a specimen plant, in mass plantings, or in a
container. It is drought tolerant and can withstand
dry conditions. Height: 8-12”; Spread: 12-18”
015571 PW1 $9.99
Moonshine
zones 3-8
Still one of the most popular garden plants today,
Moonshine is valuable in the landscape because it
combines well with almost everything. It is a
terrific foil for many other colors including purple,
blue, and pink. Its flat-topped, canary yellow
flower clusters and bright silver foliage light up the
garden. This is a clump-forming selection that
blooms over a long period beginning in early
summer. Plants will rebloom if they are cut back
after the first round of flowering. Height: 18-24”,
Spread: 18”
000010 C1 $7.99
Saucy Seduction
zones 3-8
Part of the Seduction series which are known for
their sturdy, compact growth habit, long bloom
period, and interesting flowers. Produces large
rosy-pink heads with subtle white shading from
June into August. Height: 24”; Spread: 18-24”
017169 C1 $7.99
Strawberry Seduction
zones 3-8
Aptly named, this selection produces large clusters
of luscious strawberry red flowers with a gold
center, just like the seeds on a real strawberry.
Strong branched stems and a compact habit.
Height: 18-24”; Spread: 28-32”
015285 C1 $7.99
Sunny Seduction
zones 3-8
Sunny Seduction produces large sunny yellow
flower heads that stand out in your garden.
Prolifically blooms from June to August. The
Seduction series are known for their sturdy,
compact growth habit and long bloom period.
Height: 24-30”; Spread: 28”
014261 C1 $7.99
Aconitum
Monkshood / Wolfbane
An excellent plant for full sun or filtered light
areas. They demand ample moisture but not
wetness, mulch them so moisture is constant. Keep
well fertilized, they are especially fond of
phosphorus. Each flower is shaped like a little
helmet, hence the common name. Staking is
recommended if your Aconitum grows fairly tall.
napellus
zones 4-8
Upright spikes of violet-blue flowers from mid to
late summer when few other blue flowers are in
bloom. The distinctive, deeply divided, dark green,
glossy foliage provides interest when the plant is
not in bloom. Height: 36”; Spread: 18-24”
000015 C1 $5.99
Actacea pachypoda
White Baneberry
This plant prefers to be grown in light to full shade
and moist, fertile soil. It is rarely bothered by pests
or diseases. Caution: the fruits of this plant are
extremely poisonous if ingested.
Misty Blue
zones 3-8
This lovely native woodland perennial forms a
sizable multi-stemmed clump of soft blue-green
foliage and is similar to Cimicifuga in habit. It is a
dependable, low maintenance, long-lived perennial
once established. In late spring to early summer,
small clusters of white flowers are produced just
above the foliage. These flowers develop into
panicles of showy white fruits which are borne on
red pedicels in autumn for 4-6 weeks.
Height: 24-36”; Spread: 24-36”
017939 C1 $19.99
Aegopodium
Snow-on-the-Mountain
A vigorous ground cover that does well on banks,
hard to maintain places or planted under larger
woody trees and shrubs. At the end of a hot, dry
summer, just run the lawn mower over it and water
it deeply a few times to encourage fresh new
growth. AKA Bishop Weed and Gout Weed.
podagraia Variegatum
zones 3-8
Strong ground cover with white and green leaves.
Height: 6-14”, Spread: 20”
000020 Q $3.99
011952 C1 $5.99
Agastache
Mexican Giant Hyssop
or Hummingbird Mint
Use in mixed patio containers, window boxes,
and landscapes Deadheading should not be
necessary, you can trim back old flower stems
if you feel they are unsightly.
mexicana Alcapulco
zones 5-10
A new series of season-long blooming flowers
produced in 3 different colors: ‘Orange’, ‘Rose’
and ‘Salmon & Pink’. The foliage on this compact
plant have a nice lemon scent. Height: 14-20”,
Spread: 15”
013330 P6.5 $6.99
Ajuga
Bugleweed
Rapid growing ground cover with upright flowers
blooming April through May. Spreads vigorously
and is thus recommended for filling large areas like
banks and hillsides. It also makes a great under
planting for a number of Hosta varieties. Prefers
partial shade to full shade but will grow in sun if
constant moisture is provided.
Black Scallop
zones 4-10
Beautiful, scalloped, dark burgundy foliage appears
almost black. The deep blue flower spikes are
shown off nicely against the dark foliage.
Height: 3-6”, Spread: 36”
012682 C1 $6.99
Burgundy Glow
zones 3-10
The tri-color foliage: cream, pink and burgundy, is
a show stopping complement to the medium blue
flowers that bloom abundantly in mid and late
spring. Can be planted in any type of shade but it
does best in part shade. Ht: 6”, Spread: 6-10”
008818 C1 $7.99
Dixie Chip
zones 3-10
You'll love this colorful variation with green,
cream, and rose-purple variegated foliage! From
mid to late spring, short spikes of violet blue
flowers stand upright above the low, spreading
foliage. Makes a great weed-suppressing
groundcover in the landscape. Height: 3-4”;
Spread: 8-10”
015253 C1 $6.99
Sparkler
zones 6-9
A sparkly new variegated variety with dark green,
shiny foliage covered in creamy-white splashes.
Come winter, the variegated foliage takes on
amazing pink tones. Warm weather brings out even
more variegation. Lovely blue flowers in spring.
Height: 2-4”; Spread: 14”
017726 C1 $7.99