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Butterfly Heaven zones 5-10 A highly floriferous selection with a well-branched habit and very large, fragrant blossoms. In trials, the lilac purple flower panicles measured a full 12 inches long on the first round of blooms, followed by slightly smaller 8-10 inch panicles in late summer. The new foliage of this variety is silvery grey, while the mature leaves are green. Height: 72”, Spread: 48-60” 013420 C1 $12.99 Lo & Behold BLUE CHIP zones 5-10 A new series of miniature Butterfly Bush that is only 24” tall and forms a tidy mound. Unlike other Butterfly Bush, this series is continuous flowering. That’s right, continuous flowering without the need to prune or deadhead! The flower color is bluish. Height: 20-24”; Spread: 20-24” 014264 C1 $14.99 014268 C3 $29.99 Miss Ruby zones 5-10 A charming plant that displays bright pink blooms that attract butterflies and hummingbirds. Unlike other Buddleias, this plant has silvery leaves that really compliment the flower color. Height: 48- 60”; Spread: 36-48” 015512 P5 $12.99 Peacock zones 5-10 A colorful Buddleia that won’t crowd it’s neighbors! Peacock is perfect for smaller gardens and the mixed border. Produces rich pink blooms, and the largest blooms among the series. Height: 36-60”, Spread: 36-60” 013755 P5 $12.99 Pink Delight zones 5-10 This cultivar has the largest flower spikes of any variety. The bright pure pink flowers contrast beautifully with the distinctive gray-green foliage. Flowerheads are much larger than older varieties and can be 15-18" long. Height: 72”; Spread: 60” 000474 C1 $9.99 Purple Emperor zones 5-10 A colorful Buddleia that won’t crowd it’s neighbors! Purple Emperor is perfect for smaller gardens and the mixed border producing large mauve-purple flowers in summer. Height: 36-60”, Spread: 36-60” 013756 P5 $12.99 Royal Red zones 5-10 A spectacular cultivar whose extremely long, fragrant, purple-red flower clusters weep softly over it’s green leaves. Height: 48-60” x 48-60” 000475 C1 $9.99 White Profusion zones 5-10 Clear large white flower spikes bloom in summer on this butterfly magnet! Height: 60-72” 000477 C1 $9.99 Campanula Bellflower/Harebell Prefers moderately rich, well-drained soil in full sun or partial shade. Poor winter drainage can result in crown rot. Keep watered in the summer and fertilize regularly. Blooms July to September. Birch Hybrid zones 4-8 A profusion of lavender-blue, 1 inch long, fluted bell-shaped flowers smother the bright evergreen foliage from late spring to late summer if deadheaded regularly. Height: 4-6”, Spread: 20” 003317 C1 $6.99 Blue Clips zones 3-8 A profusion of violet-blue, cup-shaped upward facing flowers gracefully cover the dark green foliage from late spring to late summer if deadheaded. Height: 8”, Spread 12-24” 000480 Q $3.99 005003 C1 $5.99 Dwarf Pink zones 5-9 Although not as dwarf as the name implies, the plants are more compact and more floriferous than other varieties. Large vivid star-shaped pink flowers bloom in terminal clusters over a long bloom time. Height: 18-24” 017941 C1 $5.99 Pearl Deep Blue zones 3-8 A profusion of cup-shaped, upward-facing, 2 inch wide, vivid blue-violet flowers with lighter centers float above the mound of dark green foliage from late spring to late summer if deadheaded regularly. Forms compact, uniform clumps making it a good choice for edging, containers, the front of borders, or growing among rocks Tends to be more compact than other carpaticas and blooms 2-3 weeks earlier. Height: 8”; Spread: 12-24” 007541 C1 $6.99 Samantha zones 5-9 This award winning plant forms lovely mats of foliage displaying unusual and charming blueviolet, 1” wide flowers, which face upwards. Re-blooms sporadically with deadheading. A slow spreader that is great for well-drained border in partial shade to full sun. Excellent for container production. Height: 7-8”; Spread: 18” 017727 C1 $8.99 White Clips zones 3-8 A profusion of cup-shaped, upward-facing, white flowers gracefully cover the dark green foliage from late spring to late summer if deadheaded regularly. Forms compact rounded clumps making it a good choice for edging, containers, the front of borders, or growing among rocks. Height: 8”; Spread: 12-24” 000484 Q $3.99 000485 C1 $6.99 Centaurea Bachelor Button / Cornflower Blooms May through June. Deadheading flowers will promote new growth and keep the plant tidy. Somewhat drought tolerant. montana Blue zones 3-8 Blue button flowers bloom in late spring. Height: 24”, Spread: 15-24” 009178 C1 $4.99 Cerastium tomentosum Snow-in-Summer A low growing, mat-forming perennial with tufts of narrow, silver-gray leaves. Blooms May to June with white blooms that resemble snow. Silver Carpet zones 3-8 Single white spring flowers are borne on a silverygray carpet of leaves, hence the name “silver carpet”. Enjoys a sunny, well-drained, dry location. Prune back after blooming. Height: 3-4”; Spread: 24-36” 015264 Q $3.99 011113 C1 $5.99 Yo-Yo zones 3-7 This variety has woolly-gray foliage which is best used as a ground cover or rock garden. This variety avoids the two major drawbacks of the species, scraggly growth and rampant invasiveness. Its white flowers appear in late spring and early summer. Height: 6”, Spread: 48” 000497 C1 $5.99 Ceratostigma Dwarf Plumbago plumbagnoides zones 5-9 Foliage turns deep mahogany in fall. Peacockblue flowers are present in late summer until the first hard frost. A terrific ground cover! Ht: 8-12” 000498 C1 $8.99 Chelone obliqua Turtlehead obliqua zones 5-9 An erect, clump-forming perennial that loves moist, swampy areas. Hooded, snapdragon-like, deep rose flowers appear in tight, spike-like terminal racemes from late summer into autumn. Flowers purportedly resemble turtle heads. Coarsely-toothed, lance-shaped, dark green leaves. Height: 24-36”, Spread: 12-24” 004961 C1 $6.99 - 5 -
Cimicifuga Black Snakeroot Native to the edges of woodlands in eastern North America, Cimicifuga performs best in partial shade and moist, organically enriched soil. Water supply should remain constant throughout the spring, summer and autumn. Hillside Black Beauty zones 4-8 Masses of striking, dark purplish-black foliage contrasted by long, white bottlebrush blooms fascinates the eye and peaks everyone's curiosity. The darkest Cimicifuga to date, 'Hillside Black Beauty' is truly a collector's item. Height: 48-84”, Spread: 36-48” 000517 C1 $25.00 Convallaria majalis Lily of the Valley Plants should be gently divided in early spring. Good for naturalizing a woodland area, especially where the soil is moist. Blooms May through June. majalis zones 2-9 Bears dainty white, bell-shaped flowers which are very sweet smelling and bloom in early spring. Height: 6-12”, Spread: 12” 013327 Q $4.99 Coreopsis Tickseed Tickseed are easy to place, requiring only a sunny spot with average garden soil. Give the thread-leaf types a hard shearing to promote re-bloom. Blooms June to July. Baby Sun zones 5-10 Single, golden yellow flowers with a dark yellow and red eye. Height: 16”; Spread: 16” 005249 Q $3.99 005326 C1 $6.99 Cosmic Eye zones 5-9 Bicolor flowers of burgundy-red with bright yellow tips and golden yellow centers bloom atop this Big Bang series introduction. Flowers are slightly smaller but have more dramatic color contrast. Compact. Height: 12-15”; Spread: 12-15” 016993 C1 $9.99 Dream Catcher zones 6-9 A showy sport of ‘Sweet Dreams’. Vibrant magenta pink flowers with a darker purple eye and orange center are produced all summer long atop a semi-upright mound of green, thread-leaf foliage. Height: 14-18”; Spread: 18-20” 015378 C1 $7.99 Full Moon zones 5-9 A showy hybrid with very large, canary yellow flowers that measure up to 3” across. They are held on well-branched stems atop a mound of healthy green, medium textured foliage. The plants are long blooming, from about midsummer into early fall. Height: 24-30”; Spread: 12-18” 013418 C1 $7.99 Galaxy zones 5-9 Semi-double, golden daisies with glossy, medium green foliage. The short, sturdy habit makes this excellent for border edging, rock gardens and in containers. Height: 12”; Spread: 12” 015433 C1 $10.99 Jethro Tull zones 4-9 A natural cross of Early Sunrise and Zamfir, this new selection exhibits the best characteristics of both: brilliant golden yellow flowrs with fluted petals and a more compact habit. Try pairing it with purple blooming perennials such as Salvia or Hardy Geranium. Height: 18”; Spread: 18” 014757 C1 $7.99 Little Sundial zones 4-9 A dwarf type with bright yellow flowers and a darker center. Blooms late summer to fall. Hard to find! Height: 10”, Spread: 10” 012839 C1 $8.99 verticillata Rosea Delicate rosy-pink flowers with lacy foliage that blooms all summer. Spreads quickly, but is shallow rooted and easily controlled. Ht: 16” x 18” 007742 C1 $7.99 Route 66 zones 5-9 ‘Route 66’ has green, threadleaf foliage with branched stems and an upright habit to about two feet tall. From midsummer into mid-fall in zone 5, this plant produces large 2in yellow flowers with a blood red eye. The red pigment bleeds out onto the petals, becoming the dominant color in fall. Each flower has a slightly different pattern of yellow and red pigments. Height: 24-28”; Spread: 24” 015257 C1 $7.99 Sienna Sunset zones 5-9 This new variety was discovered as a sport of 'Crème Brulee' at Sunny Border Nurseries. It shares all the same terrific qualities as its parent such as a long bloom time and large flowers, but produces rich burnt sienna colored blooms. The flowers lighten a bit to peach as they age. Height: 16-20”; Spread: 35” 015434 C1 $10.99 verticillata Zagreb zones 4-9 Clear golden yellow flowers upon fern-like foliage. This plant can be invasive in moist, warm, sandy environments. Height: 12-16” 005856 C1 $7.99 Corydalis Corydalis May go dormant in summer and re-bloom in fall. Blooms May-October. Canary Feathers zones 6-9 The soft blue-green feather-like foliage is accented by large, canary-yellow flowers carried in spikes above the foliage. This long bloomer makes a great highlight in shady spots. Combines well with blue or gold Hosta. Height: 7”, Spread: 10” 014948 C1 $12.99 013872 C1½ $16.99 lutea zones 5-7 Lacy, fern like foliage with yellow flowers resembling those of Bleeding Hearts. Height: 9-15” 000530 C1 $7.99 Crocosmia Montbretia The gladiolus-like foliage fans around the branched funnel-shaped flower spikes which zig zag to a height of up to 36”. Blooms all summer. Lucifer zones 5-9 The tubular flame-red flowers are arranged on their stems upon sword-like green foliage. Height: 36”, Spread: 12” 000533 C1 $5.99 Delphinium Larkspur Adds vertical strokes of rich color to the summer garden palette. Use stakes or plant rings to support the tall bloom-covered stalks. Do not cut back until early spring. However, they will re-bloom if cut back hard after first bloom. Blooms in June. pacifica Astolat zones 3-7 A clump-forming perennial with attractive lilac and pink flowers in summer. This variety is perhaps the only Pacific Giants type that will produce a range of shades, not just one clear color. Height: 60-72” 009043 C1 $6.99 elatum Aurora Blue zones 3-7 A new F1 hybrid with great vigor, thick sturdy stems, and excellent uniformity. Forms tall dense spires of extremely showy, double bright blue flowers with a white bee. Excellent cut flower. Height: 36-42”; Spread: 18” 017942 C1 $7.99 elatum Aurora Light Purple zones 3-7 A new F1 hybrid with great vigor, thick sturdy stems, and excellent uniformity. Forms tall dense spires of extremely showy, double lavender flowers with a white bee. Excellent cut flower. Height: 36-42”; Spread: 18” 017943 C1 $7.99 - 6 -
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