our 2011 Glover Perennials catalog!

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Glover Perennials - 2011 Availability
Welcome to our 2011 Glover Perennials catalog!
We are excited to present to you our latest plant offerings. You will find
many new listings in this year's catalog (over 90 new plants). The trends
you will see include:
More natives. Glover Perennials is committed to offering the largest
selection of native plants on Long Island and beyond with over 140
species to offer this year from the Northeastern U.S., as well as many
more near natives. We specifically seek out natives with ornamental
appeal so they can be offered both in garden centers as well as revegetation projects. Many of our natives we grow originated from Long
Island locations. The provenance of plants refers to the location where
the plant originated from. We feel there is a benefit offering local
genotype plants. Schizachyrium scoparium (Little Bluestem) with a Long
Island provenance rather than Nebraskan will be better adapted to our
region. If a species is of Long Island provenance, we note it in our
catalog.
We have added a Near Natives list in the back of the catalog. In addition
to our NE U.S. native plant list, we feel it is also important to highlight
those plants coming from the Mid-Atlantic, Southeast and Mid-west
regions of the U.S.
More new and unusual plants. We have always been known for new
and unusual. This year is no exception. We are proudly releasing several
new varieties to the trade developed here at our nursery. Agastache
'Pink Haze' is a sport of 'Purple Haze' we found several years ago - all
the same attributes with a pink flower instead of purple. Euonymus
'Vanilla Frosting' is a variegated sport of 'Kewensis' we have been
building up numbers on for many years and finally have enough to share.
White marbled foliage that takes on pink highlights in winter with a plant
size much smaller than other variegated euonymus make this a unique
and exciting new evergreen for the shade. Trifolium 'Black Ice' is
another new introduction originating here. The foliage is near black with
a thin green edge - a real stand out.
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More woodies. We have always grown woody vines as part of our
offerings. We are now also building up our woody shrub offerings with a
focus on unusual, native and old-fashioned. Examples of each include:
Unusual- Clerodendron trichotomum, Indigofera ‘RoseCarpet',
Polygonum 'Lemon Lace'
Native - Baccharis halimifolia, Clethra alnifolia, Myrica pensylvanica,
Viburnum dentatum
Old-fashioned - Deutzia scabra, Philadelphus cvs.
Look in the back of the catalog for a list of all the woodies we grow. We
will produce a separate woodies only availability list. Please contact us if
you would like to receive this.
More deer resistant plants. In response to the growing problem of
deer browsing, we are offering many new deer resistant plants.
Agastache 'Rosita', Amsonia 'Blue Ice', Eragrostis spectabilis, Hypericum
'Sunburst', Lamium 'Ghost', Peonies, Pycnanthemum muticum and
Sorghastrum nutans among others are excellent choices in the battle
against deer browsing. Look in the back of the catalog for a complete
list of all our deer resistant plants.
More fall bloomers. We are strong advocates for planting in the fall
and believe it is important for us to have a lot of fall bloomers to offer.
Aster 'Blue Autumn', 'Purple Dome' and 'Avondale', Boltonia asteroides
'Nana', Chrysopsis mariana, Dendranthemas, Eupatoriums among others
all provide a strong end of season color show to extend summer's glory.
We list all of our fall blooming plants in the back of the catalog.
More items in multiple sizes. We have added an additional size to
more of the plants we grow to create more ways of using our plants.
Plants such as Agastaches (1 & 4 Qt.), Calaminthas (1 & 3 Qt.), Liriope
'Big Blue' (4" & 3Qt.), Rabdosias (1 & 6Qt.), and Saginas (2.5" & 1Qt.)
are now available in multiple sizes.
If you are not familiar with some of our plants, our display gardens offer
a great way to see them grown to maturity. Please come to visit. Golf
carts are available for your convenience. Thanks for your support!
Jim & Joanne Glover
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Reference Lists in the back of the catalog:
Northeastern U.S. Natives
Near Natives (Plants native to Mid-Atlantic, Southeast, & Midwest U.S.)
Deer Resistant Plants
Woody Plants (a reference list of all the woodies we grow)
Fall Blooming Plants
We can now produce a variety of availability lists:
• Our Full List • Ηerbs & Edibles • Woodies • Natives
Please contact our office to receive an availability
Terms and Conditions
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Ordering
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Early Ordering
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Shipping
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Pick-Ups
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Pricing
Terms
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Pre-pricing
Fax or call in orders by 5 PM Monday for same week
pick-up/delivery.
• 1 QT pots are sold in flats of 15
• 2 QT pots are sold in flats of 8
• 2.5” pots are sold in flats of 32 or 1/2 flat of 16
• 4” pots are sold in flats of 18
• All other sizes are sold individually
Plants may be reserved in advance. Please call to
request an early order form.
F.O.B. Glover Perennials. $500-$1000 minimum order
depending on location. Delivery charge is based on a
percentage of the invoice amount for your area with a
minimum charge of $25.
We encourage scheduled customer pick-ups at our
facility. Please call in advance to make arrangements.
Prices are subject to change without notice.
• C.O.D. or Net 30, upon credit approval.
• Overdue accounts are subject to a 1.5%
service charge per month.
• $35 fee for returned checks
Retail pre-pricing available upon request.
Plant Codes
 Full Sun
 Part Sun
Deer Resistant
 Shade
D
M
Attracts Butterflies
New item
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Drought Tolerant
Moist Soil Tolerant
Attracts Hummingbirds
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Codes
Plant Name
Bloom
Size
Price
Abelmoschus moschatus
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(Musk Mallow)
Jun-frost
2 QT $4.95
Red hibiscus-like flowers 3” across. Palmate leaves deeply lobed.
Bushy habit. 18 - 24” tall (taller in warmer climates). Native to India
where it is cultivated for aromatic oil from its seeds. Zone 9.
Achillea
(Yarrow)
Good cut flowers. Garden borders. Cut back after flowering to
encourage re-blooming. Zone 3.
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‘Anthea’
Jun-Jul
3 QT $5.25
Soft yellow flowers. Sturdy clumps of silver foliage. 2 - 3’ tall.
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‘Apple Blossom’
Jun-Jul
3 QT $5.25
Lilac-pink flowers fading to white. Compact bright green foliage.
Long bloomer. 16” tall.
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‘Oertel’s Rose’
Jun-Jul
3 QT $5.25
Rose-pink flowers fading to white. Compact, bright green foliage on
sturdy stems. 12 - 15” tall.
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‘Terra Cotta’
Jun-Jul
3 QT $5.25
Bright peach flowers maturing to shades of orange. Silver foliage.
24” tall.
Aconitum

x ‘Arendsii’
(Monkshood)
Aug-Sep
3 QT $5.95
6 QT $7.95
Large, blue flowers. 40” tall. Good cut flower. Combines well with
Japanese anemones. A carmichaelii hybrid. Highly prized part
shade perennial. Zone 3.
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Codes
Plant Name
Bloom
Size
Price
Acorus gramineus
(Sweetflag)
Performs well in average to wet soils. Semi-evergreen. Mass
plantings, accent, edger, erosion control, water gardens. Zone 5.
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‘Himemasamune’
May
1 QT $3.75
(Golden Sweetflag)
Prominently yellow, grass-like leaves with green stripe. 12” tall.
Zone 5.
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‘Licorice’
May
1 QT $3.75
Scented lime green foliage. When rubbed the foliage really
smells like licorice! 12” tall.
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‘Minimus Aureus’
May
(Dwarf Golden Sweetflag)
A dwarf variety with all gold foliage to 4” tall.
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 M
2.5”POT $2.75
‘Variegatus’
May
1 QT $3.75
White edged, grass-like green leaves. 12 - 18” tall. Tiny, yellow
flowers.
americanus
Jun-Jul
3 QT $5.95
(American Sweetflag)
Bright green sword-like leaves with a citrus-like, spicy aroma. 3’ tall.
Spadix type flowers. Useful plant in wetlands, rain gardens and
moist areas. Great for stabilizing pond edges. Northeastern U.S.
native. Zone 3.
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Codes
Plant Name
Bloom
Size
Price
Actinidia
(Hardy Kiwi)
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arguta - female
May-Jun
4 QT $10.50
Trellised
Deciduous twining vine to 20 - 30’ long. Produces 1” edible fruit
Sept - Oct. This is a female and requires a male to pollinate - can use
male Actinidia kolomikta. Rapid growing - requires pruning.
Excellent for covering fences, trellises, arbors. Zone 4.
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kolomikta - male
May-Jun
4 QT $10.50
Trellised
Deciduous twining vine to 15 - 20’ long. Spectacular white to pink
leaf variegation on mature plants. 1/2” white, fragrant flowers. Male
plants. Will pollinate female A. arguta. Zone 3.
Aegopodium podograria
(Variegated Bishops Weed)

‘Variegata’
Jun-Jul
1 QT $3.25
3 QT $5.25
Green with prominent white variegation. Tolerant of compacted
and infertile soil. Dense surface rooting. White flowers. Spreads
aggressively. 6 - 8” tall. Zone 3.
Agastache
(Hyssop)
Good mid to late season bloomers. Fragrant foliage. Bottlebrushshaped flowers. Old flower stems add nice winter interest. Requires
well-drained soil. North American native species. Zone 6.
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‘Ava’
Jul-frost
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‘Black Adder’
Jul-frost
1 QT $3.25
4 QT $5.95
Long spikes of deep rose-pink flowers. 4 - 5’tall. A. cana x barberi
hybrid. Zone 5.
1 QT $3.25
4 QT $5.95
Vivid blue flowers which emerge from dark purple buds. Compact
rounded habit. 30 - 36” tall.
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Codes
Plant Name
Bloom
Size
Price
1 QT
4 QT
$3.25
$5.70
Agastache (continued)
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‘Blue Fortune’
Jul-frost
Smoky violet blue flowers. 24 - 36” tall.
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‘Pink Haze’
Jul-frost
1 QT $3.25
4 QT $5.95
Discovered here as a branch sport of ‘Purple Haze’ exhibiting all the
same characteristics except for the pink flower color. A 2011 Glover
Perennials introduction! 36” tall.
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‘Purple Haze’
Jul-frost
1 QT
4 QT
Purple flower spikes, 36” tall. Our current favorite.
$3.25
$5.95
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‘Spicy’
Jul-frost
$3.25
$5.95
1 QT
4 QT
Violet-blue flowers. 30 - 36” tall.
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cana
Jul-frost
1 QT $3.25
‘Rosita’
4 QT $5.95
Deep rose-pink flowers. 24” tall. Semi-dwarf selection. Zone 5.
Agave
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parryi ssp. truncata
1 QT
$10.95
Beautiful wide rosettes of blue succulent leaves potentially to 18”
tall. When mature, a 10 - 20’ tall flower spike bearing orange buds
opening to yellow flowers is produced in summer. Requires welldrained soil. Keep dry in winter. Can be grown in a container.
Native to Durango, Mexico. Very cool! Zone 6.
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virginica
Jul-Aug
1 QT $8.50
Fleshy sword-shaped leaves up to 16” long. Pale yellowish-green
flower stalks and flowers 4 - 5’ tall. Dry to average, well-drained soil.
Combines well with prairie dropseed, little bluestem, alliums, asters,
Asclepias tuberosa and coneflowers. Eastern & Midwestern U.S.
native. Zone 3.
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Codes
Plant Name
Bloom
Size
Price
Ajania pacifica
D
Sep-Nov
3 QT $5.45
White edged, green leaves. Yellow button-like flowers with a
prolonged lime green bud stage preceding flower opening. 12” tall.
Salt tolerant. Zone 5.
Ajuga
(Bugleweed)
Blue flowers. Semi-evergreen. Small-scale groundcover, accent,
edger. Plant in masses, drifts and as a skirt around trees and
shrubs.
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‘Burgundy Glow’
May-Jun
1 QT $3.25
Leaves are a mix of burgundy, pink, creamy white and green.
2 - 3” tall. Flowers to 6” tall. Zone 5.
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‘Catlins Giant’
May-Jun
3 QT $5.45
Large purple foliage. More clump-forming in habit. Foliage to
6” tall. Flowers to 12” tall. Zone 3.
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‘Chocolate Chip’
May-Jun
1 QT $3.25
Miniature chocolate-purple foliage, 2” tall. Flowers to 3” tall.
Forms dense carpet. Zone 3.
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‘Emerald Chip’
May-Jun
1 QT $3.25
Same as ‘Chocolate Chip’ only with emerald green foliage.
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‘Mini Crispa Red’
May-Jun
1 QT $3.75
A unique variety with a compact bun-like habit and extremely
wrinkled bronze leaves 2” tall. Slow spreader. Zone 5.
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‘Purple Brocade’
May-Jun
1 QT $3.25
Glossy, purple foliage, 2 - 3” tall. Rapid spreading groundcover.
Flowers to 6” tall. Zone 3.
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‘Silver Queen’
May-Jun
1 QT $3.25
White variegation on green leaves. 2 - 3” tall. Flowers to 6” tall.
Zone 3.
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Codes
Plant Name
Bloom
Size
Price
Akebia quinata
(Five Leaf Akebia)
Deciduous twining vine 15 - 20’ long. Attractive foliage all season.
Edible fruit is a 2 - 7” long pod that turns purple when ripe in
Sep - Oct. Requires two or more plants to cross-pollinate. Excellent
covering for fences, deck railings, arbors. Fast grower. Zone 4.
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‘Rosea’ - Trellised
Apr
Clusters of fragrant, pinkish purple flowers.
4 QT
$10.50
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‘Variegata’ - Trellised
Apr
4 QT
Leaves creamy white variegated. Purple flowers.
$12.50
Akebia trifoliata

(Chocolate Vine)
Apr-May
4 QT $12.50
Similar to Akebia quinata. Trifoliate leaves. Clusters of fragrant,
maroon flowers. Purple sausage-like fruit Sept - Oct (2 or more
plants are needed to set fruit.). Zone 5.
Alchemilla
(Lady’s Mantle)
Scalloped green leaves covered in a soft down. They catch morning
dew & rain like balls of mercury. Chartreuse sprays of flowers.
Edger, accent, masses & drifts.

mollis
Jun-Jul
3 QT $5.25
‘Auslese’
12 - 18” tall. Clump-forming leafy mounds. Good for cut flowers and
for drying. Zone 3.
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mollis
Jun-Jul
‘Thriller’
Similar to Alchemilla ‘Auslese’.
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3 QT
$5.25
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Codes
Plant Name
Bloom
Size
Price
Allium
(Ornamental Onion)
Clump-forming. Useful throughout the garden: small-scale
groundcover, garden borders, accent, rock gardens, small space
filler, containers. Well-drained soil. Five months of bloom
can be achieved with a combination of alliums.
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‘Millenium’
Jul-Aug
3 QT $8.50
Glossy green, twisting leaves remain attractive all season long.
Rose-purple flowers in 2” diameter balls. Forms beefy clumps
24” tall. Excellent cut flower lasting two weeks in a vase. Attractive
dried flower stalks remain upright into the winter. Zone 5.
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cernuum
Jul
1 QT $3.95
Pink “nodding”flowers. Forms thick stands of persistent foliage - an
excellent ornamental onion. 12 - 16” tall. Widely adaptable to soil
conditions. Attracts beneficial insects. Northeastern U.S. native.
Zone 5.
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maximowiczii
May-Jun
1 QT $3.55
‘Album’
Fine-textured, blue foliage. White “pom pom” flowers. 8” tall. Zone 5.
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nutans hybrid
Jul-Aug
3 QT $6.95
Glossy twisting leaves all season long. Pink to purple flowers in
large balls. 24 - 30” tall. Excellent cut flower. Attractive dried flower
stalks remain upright into the winter. Zone 5.
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sativum ssp. ophioscorodon
Jul-Aug
1 QT $3.25
(Serpent Garlic)
Flower stalks curl in double loops. 18 - 24” tall. Hardneck garlic.
Culinary. Zone 3.
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senescens
Jul-Aug
1 QT $3.75
‘Glaucum’
Curly, fleshy, blue-grey leaves. Mauve flowers, 8 - 10” tall. Zone 3.
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Codes
Plant Name
Bloom
Size
Price
Allium (continued)
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senescens
Jul-Aug
3 QT $5.70
‘Mongolian Gem’
Strap-like, blue-green leaves. Light lavender-pink flowers in
2.5” diameter balls. 18 - 24” tall. Fun & festive plant! Useful
throughout the garden. Bronzy yellow fall foliage. Zone 3.
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taquetii
Sep-Oct
2 QT $5.25
Rose-purple flowers. Forms thick clumps 15 - 18” tall. Easy to grow.
Zone 6, possibly hardier.
Allium schoenoprasum
(Chives)
Hollow, cylindrical leaves to 10” tall, good for culinary use. Edible
pink flowers to 18” tall. Leaves and flowers are high in vitamin C,
folic acid and potassium. Excellent dried flower. Garden naturalizer.
Zone 3.
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schoenoprasum
See description above.
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schoenoprasum
May-Jul
1 QT
$3.25
‘Sterile’
Similar to the species, only a little shorter and no seedlings arise in
the garden.
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schoenoprasum
May-Jul
‘White Form’
Same as the species only white flowers.
May-Jul
1 QT
1 QT
$3.25
$3.25
Ammophila breviligulata
(American Beach Grass)
D
1 QT
$2.95
Green leaves. 18 - 30” tall. Stongly rhizomatous. Salt tolerant.
Critical to the stabilization of coastal dunes. Forms dominant stands
in dunes and dry sandy areas along the U.S. east coast and the
Great Lakes. Our plants are Long Island provenance. Grows well in
garden soils also. Zone 5.
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Codes
Plant Name
Bloom
Size
Price
Amsonia
(Bluestar)
Clump forming, shrub-like habit. Clean, attrctive foliage all season
long. Noted spectacular glowing yellow fall foliage. Mixed border,
masses. U.S. native species. Zone 4.
 D M
illustris
May-Jun
3 QT $6.95
Glossy, narrow foliage remains attractive all season long. Light blue
flowers. 36” tall. Midwest U.S. native.
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tabernaemontana
May-Jun
3 QT $6.95
‘Blue Ice’
A compact variety only 15 - 18” tall. Dark blue flowers. Eastern U.S.
native species. Zone 4.
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tabernaemontana
May-Jun
‘Short Stack’
A dwarf variety only 10 - 12” tall.
3 QT
$6.95
Andropogon
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gerardii
Aug-Oct
1 QT $3.75
(Big Bluestem)
Green to blue-green foliage. Upright, strictly clump-forming habit.
4’ tall. Sturdy and long lived. Attractive ornamental notable for its
lush summer foliage and its orange to red fall and winter color.
Northeastern U.S. native. Ours are Long Island provenance. Zone 3.
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virginicus
Sep-Mar
4 QT $5.95
(Broom Sedge)
Upright clumping habit. Foliage green in summer, then turning
tawny orange late fall through winter. Silver flowers especially
attractive when back lit. 4’ tall in flower. Northeastern U.S. native of
sandy soil and dry open woods and fields. Zone 3.
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Codes
Plant Name
Bloom
Size
Price
Anemone
(Japanese Anemone)
Fantastic late season border perennials. Organically rich, moist soil.
Attractive foliage. Excellent cut flower. Interplant with spring
bulbs. Best if protected from afternoon sun. Low maintenance.

‘Honorine Jobert’
Sep-Oct
3 QT $6.75
Produces large, single white flowers 3 - 4’ tall. Heavy flowering
variety. Zone 5.
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‘September Charm’
Aug-Oct
Produces light pink flowers 30” tall. Zone 5.
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tomentosa
Aug-Oct
3 QT $6.75
‘Robustissima’
Single, pink flowers. 32” tall. Early blooming variety. Vigorous.
Zone 5.
3 QT
$6.75
Anemone nemerosa
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(Wood Anemone)
nemerosa
April
1 QT $6.25
‘Good White’
Large, pure white, star-shaped flowers on 5” stems. Spreading mats
of finely cut foliage. Organically rich soil. Choice woodland
groundcover. Zone 4.
Angelica polymorpha
(Chinese Angelica)

Jul-Aug
1 QT $3.75
6 QT $8.50
Multitudes of white, purple tinged umbel flowers appear to float
around the plant. Zig-zag stem pattern. 5’ tall. Bushy habit. Will
self sow. Bold statement plant. Zone 5.
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Codes
Plant Name
Bloom
Size
Price
Apios americana
(Groundnut)
 M
Trellised
Aug-Sep
4 QT $10.50
Twining herbaceous vine. Brown-purple flowers in dense clusters.
Sweetly scented. Legume. Edible tubers raw or cooked. Our plants
are Long Island provenance. Occurs throughout eastern North
America from New Brunswick to Florida. Zone 4.
Aquilegia
(Columbine)
Old fashioned favorites. Freely self-sowing. Well-drained soil.
Companions: ferns, spring bulbs, aconitum, tricyrtis, sisyrinchium.
An outstanding combination - narcissus, aquilegia, & Japanese
painted fern.
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‘Mellow Yellow’
May-Jun
3 QT $6.25
Brilliant chartreuse leaves. 18 - 24” tall. Blue-purple or white
flowers. An old-fashioned favorite with a new twist. Zone 3.
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canadensis
May-Jun
3 QT $5.45
Red-yellow bicolor flowers. 18 - 24” tall. Northeastern U.S. native.
Zone 3.
Arabis
(Rockcress)
Apr-May

caucasica
1 QT $3.25
‘Snowfix’
Bright white flowers, 4 - 5” tall. Low mounding habit. Well-drained
soil. Rock gardens, front of the border, containers. Compliment to
spring flowering bulbs. Zone 3.
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procurrens
Apr-May
1 QT $3.75
‘Glacier’
Forms low mats of glossy, bright green foliage 2” tall. Pure white
flowers on upright stems to 12” tall. Similiar to A. sturii only more
vigorously spreading. An excellent small to medium-scale
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Codes
Plant Name
Bloom
Size
Price
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sturii
Apr-May
1 QT $3.75
Neat, compact mounds of glossy leaves. 2 - 3” tall. White flowers
to 8” tall. Rock gardens, containers, garden borders. Zone 4.
Arabis (continued)
Arabis ferdinandi-cobergi
Forms low, dense mats of glossy foliage. 2” tall. Pure white flowers
on upright stems to 12” tall. An excellent small-scale groundcover,
edger, patios & pathways, rock gardens, containers. Zone 5.
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‘Old Gold’
Apr-May
Prominent gold edged foliage.
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‘Variegata’
Apr-May
1 QT $3.95
Prominent white edged foliage. For many years I had a shallow terra
cotta pot of ‘Variegata’ on my front porch.
1 QT
$3.95
Arctostaphylos uva-ursi
D
(Bearberry)
‘Massachusetts’
May
3 QT $8.50
Lustrous, dark evergreen leaves on woody stems forming broad,
thick mats over time. Small, whitish-pink flowers. 4 - 6” tall. Salt
tolerant. Northeastern U.S. native. Zone 3.
Arenaria

montana
May-Jun
1 QT $3.55
(Sandwort)
Low, cushion-forming plants. 2 - 4” tall. Bright white flowers. Welldrained soil. Excellent choice for rock gardens, berms and smallscale plantings. Zone 4.
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Codes
Plant Name
Bloom
Size
Price
Arisaema
Choice woodland perennials. Spathe and spadix type flowers.
Ornamental berries in the fall. Organically rich, moist soil. Zone 4.
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dracontium
Jun-Jul
1 QT $6.95
(Green Dragon)
3 QT
$9.00
Leaf blades to 9” across on long petioles. 2 - 3’ tall. Flower consists
of a narrow pointed, green spathe with a long yellow spadix
resembling a whip protruding several inches. Orange berries in the
fall. Northeastern U.S. native.
 M
sikokianum
May
1 QT $7.55
(Japanese Cobra Lily)
Truly spectacular! In early spring a dark pitcher and a pair of leaves
emerge. As the pitcher opens, it reveals a pure white marshmallow
like protrusion (spadix), which provides a dramatic contrast to the
striped hood (spathe). 15” tall. Orange-red berries in the fall.
 M
triphyllum
May-Jun
1 QT $6.95
(Jack-in-the-pulpit)
Three-lobed leaves on long petioles. 1’ tall. Flowers consist of a
green & purple spadix (jack) inside a hooded green & purple spathe
(pulpit). Red berries provide food for wildlife. Northeastern U.S.
native.
Aristolochia durior

(Dutchman’s Pipe)
Trellised
May-Jun
4 QT $10.50
Vigorous twining vine up to 20 - 30’. Large, heart-shaped leaves
4 - 10” long form a solid screen. Unusual yellow-green flowers
with brownish purple lobes give rise to its name. Traditional front
porch screen. Eastern U.S. native. Zone 4.
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Armeria maritima
(Sea Thrift)
Narrow, evergreen leaves form compact grassy tufts. 4 - 6” tall.
Holds its shape well - can be arranged in geometric patterns. Smallscale groundcover, accent, edger, containers, seaside gardens (salt
tolerant). Zone 4.
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‘Alba’
White flowers.
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‘Blue Mound’
Jun-Jul
1 QT $3.25
Blue-green leaves. Rich pink flowers. Later blooming than other
armerias - plant with other varieties to extend bloom time.
A 2009 Glover Perennials introduction.
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‘Dusseldorf Pride’
Carmine red flowers.
May-Jun
1 QT
3 QT
$3.25
$5.45
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‘Rubrifolia’
May-Jun
Purplish-red foliage. Rosy-pink flowers.
1 QT
3 QT
$3.75
$5.45
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‘Silver Mound’
3 QT $5.45
Soft, fine-textured, silver foliage. Forms low mounds, 6 - 10” tall.
Requires well-drained, lean soil. Trim back occasionally to keep
shapely. Zone 4.
D
stelleriana
3 QT $5.25
(Dusty Miller)
Felted silvery-white foliage forming a carpet. 6 - 12” tall. Salt
tolerant. Naturalized along the coast of northeastern U.S. and
elsewhere in northern hemisphere. Can be found in assocation with
Ammophila breviligulata (American beach grass). Performs well in
well-drained garden soils also. Zone 4.
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stelleriana
3 QT $5.25
‘Silver Brocade’
(Dusty Miller)
Same as above. A selection from the University of British Columbia.
May-Jun
1 QT
3 QT
$3.25
$5.45
Artemisia
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Arum italicum
Arrowhead-shaped leaves emerge in the fall, persist through the
winter and spring, then go dormant the following summer. Greenish
white spathe with yellow spadix. Shiny orange berries remain for the
summer when foliage is dormant. 12” tall. Choice. Combines well
with Bergenia, Carex, Ceratostigma. Zone 6.
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‘Winter White’
May-Jun
Dramatic, brightly marbled foliage.
3 QT
$12.50
Aruncus
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aethusifolius
Jun-Jul
1 QT $4.25
(Dwarf Goat’s Beard)
Fern-like, green foliage, 6” tall. Creamy white flowers to 10” tall.
Fiery red foliage in the fall. Clump forming. A neat & tidy plant
excellent as an edger, small-scale groundcover. Zone 5.
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dioicus
Jun-Jul
3 QT $6.25
(Goat’s Beard)
Sprays of creamy white flowers. Upright shrub-like habit. 3 - 6’tall.
Dappled shade or morning sun is best. Organically rich, moist soils.
Highly attractive to beneficial insects that help control garden pests!
Northeastern U.S. Native. Zone 4.
Arundo donax
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donax
Sep-Nov
2 GAL $10.95
(Giant Reed)
The tallest hardy grass other than bamboos! Will attain a 12 - 14’
height here in the northeastern U.S. Maintains a clump form
expanding outward perhaps 1’ per year. Stout rhizomes. A dramatic
presence in the garden. Not invasive in the northeast. Zone 6.
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‘Golden Chain’
Sep-Nov
Golden striped leaves. 5 - 6’ tall. Zone 6.
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‘Variegata’ (‘Versicolor’)
Sep-Nov
2 GAL $12.50
3 QT $7.95
2 GAL $12.50
Dramatic white striped leaves and stems changing to creamy yellow
in summer. Robust clumper eventually to 8 - 9’ tall. Cut back to
ground prior to new growth in spring. Specimen, masses. Zone 6.
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Asarum
(Wild Ginger)
Choice shade groundcovers. Slow spreading. Organically rich,
moist soils.
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canadense
Apr-May
1 QT $6.75
Kidney-shaped leaves up to 6” wide. 4 - 6” tall. Hidden purplish
flowers. Rhizomes can be dried and candied. Northeastern U.S.
native of rich, deciduous woods. Zone 4.
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splendens
Apr-May
1 QT $7.55
‘Quick Silver’
Leathery leaves strongly marbled in silver. Semi-evergreen. 6” tall.
Slow spreading. Zone 5.
Asclepias
(Milkweed)
Famous for attracting Monarch butterflies. Soft as silk, seeddispersing “parachutes” in the fall. Our three species offerings all
have a well-behaved clumping habit. Northeastern U.S. natives.
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incarnata ssp. pulchra
Jul-Aug
1 QT $3.55
(Showy Swamp Milkweed)
4 QT $6.25
Showy, bright pink flowers in terminal clusters. 3 - 4’ tall. Attracts
benefical insects. We are proudly offering native stock from the
North Fork of Long Island. Native of U.S. east coast from New
England southward. Zone 3.
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purpurascens
Jul-Aug
1 QT
(Purple Milkweed)
Intense rose-purple flowers. 2 - 3’ tall. Zone 3.
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tuberosa
Jul-Aug
3 QT $5.95
(Butterfly Weed)
Brilliant orange flowers long blooming. Requires well-drained soil.
Our favorite orange flower. Zone 3.
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Aster ageratoides

‘Adustus Nanus’
Jul-Oct
3 QT $5.70
Dwarf groundcovering aster. Light lavender flowers. 6 - 8” tall.
Rhizomatous. Well-drained soil. Edger, front of the border,
Aster cordifolius


(Blue Wood Aster)
Sep-Oct
1 QT $3.55
Clouds of blue-violet flowers. Heart-shaped leaves. 2 - 3’ tall. A
good naturalizer under trees. Northeastern U.S. native of average to
dry woods and meadows. Zone 3.
‘Avondale’
A prolific blooming selection.
Sep-Oct
4 QT
$5.70
Aster divaricatus

(White Wood Aster)
‘Eastern Star’
Sep-Oct
3 QT $5.45
Dark, shiny, mahogany stems. Masses of small white flowers.
18 - 24” tall. Northeastern U.S. native. Originally collected from
coastal Rhode Island. Zone 3.
Aster dumosus
Great mildew resistant asters. Clean, compact, dark green foliage
looks good all season long. Round, bushy habit. 8 - 12” tall. Good
container plant. Northeastern U.S. native. Zone 3.

‘Wood’s Blue’
Lavender-blue flowers
Aug-Sep
3 QT
$5.25
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‘Wood’s Purple’
Purple flowers.
Aug-Sep
3 QT
$5.25
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Aster ericoides
D
D
(Heath Aster)
Sep
3 QT $5.25
Covered in small white flowers with gold centers. 2 - 3’ tall. Upright
habit. Good late season performer in the mixed border. Northeastern
U.S. native. Zone 3.
‘Snow Flurry’
Sep
3 QT $5.95
Forms a low, dense carpeting groundcover, 6 - 8” tall. Prostrate
habit. Good weed suppression ability. Covered in small white
flowers with gold centers. Northeastern U.S. native. Zone 5.
Aster laevis
D
(Smooth Aster)
‘Bluebird’
Sep-Oct
4 QT $5.95
Attractive, blue-green foliage holds up well all season. Violet
flowers. 3 - 4’ tall. Rated a top performing aster for garden use. Not
likely to need staking despite its height. Good cut flowers. Attracts
beneficial insects. Northeastern U.S. native. Zone 4.
Aster linariifolius
D
Jul-Oct
3 QT $5.95
Pale blue flowers. Stiff, needle-like, glossy foliage. Forms a dense
tidy mound. 1 - 2’ tall. Excellent in poor sandy soils, rock gardens.
Northeastern U.S. native. Our plants are from Long Island
provenance. Zone 4.
Aster novae-angliae
M
(New England Aster)
‘Purple Dome’
Sep-Oct
3 QT $5.25
Deep purple flowers. Compact form only 18” tall. Northeastern U.S.
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Aster novi-belgii
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(New York Aster)
Sep-Oct
4”POT $2.95
3 QT $5.25
Lavender-blue flowers. 2 - 3’ tall. Salt tolerant. Northeastern U.S.
native. Zone 4.
Aster spectabilis
D
(Showy Aster)
Aug-Sep
3 QT $5.95
Blue flowers. 18” tall. Found in dry sandy soil along the East
Coast. Northeastern U.S. native. Zone 5.
Aster umbellatus
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(Flat-topped Aster)
Aug-Sep
4 QT $5.45
White flowers with yellow eyes. 3 - 4’ tall. Meadows, garden
borders. Northeastern U.S. native. Zone 3.
Aster

‘Blue Autumn’
Aug-Oct
3 QT $5.95
Deep violet-blue flowers. Compact, mounding habit. 18 - 24” tall.
Zone 4.
Astilbe
Clean, attractive foliage. Best in organically rich, moist soil. Edger,
accent, masses & drifts. Companions: ferns, asarum, saruma, carex,
iris, chelone, heuchera, hosta, pulmonaria, tricyrtis, Begonia grandis.
Zone 4.
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‘Hennie Graafland’
Jul-Aug
3 QT $5.70
Heavy bloomer with clear pink plumes. Rich dark foliage. 18” tall.
 M
‘Montgomery’
Jul-Aug
3 QT
Dark red flowers on darker red stems. 20 - 24” tall.
$5.70
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‘Snowdrift’
June
The whitest of the white Astilbes. 24” tall.
$5.70
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‘Visions’
Jul-Aug
3 QT $5.70
Raspberry red plumes. Sweetly scented! Deep green foliage.
15” tall. Our favorite astilbe.
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chinensis
Jul-Aug
1 QT $3.75
‘Pumila’
3 QT $5.70
Best groundcovering astilbe. Lilac-rose flowers. 12” tall.
Astilbe (continued)
Astilboides tabularis
M
Jul
4 QT $7.25
Huge, round, pale green leaves each 2 - 3’ wide! Among the boldest
leaves to be found on a hardy perennial. White astilbe-like flowers.
3’ tall. Requires moist soil to thrive. Zone 4.
Aurinia saxatilis
D
‘Compactum’
Apr-May
1 QT $3.25
Fragrant masses of brilliant yellow flowers cover the plant.
8 - 10” tall. Low, grey foliage. Requires well-drained, lean soil. Can
self-sow. Rock gardens, front of the border. Particularly effective
tumbling over walls. Zone 4.
Baccharis halimifolia
(Groundsel)
 D M
3 QT $7.25
Large shrub typically multi-stemmed with grey-green leaves.
6 - 12’ tall. Showy silver-white fruit resembling cotton starts in the
fall and persists into the winter. Salt tolerant. Coastal native of the
eastern U.S. Our plants are Long Island provenance. Zone 5.
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Baptisia
(Wild Indigo)
Showy upright pea-like flowers. Attractive foliage. Bushy habit.
Long-lived easy care perennials. Good cut flowers. Salt tolerant.
Excellent in mixed borders. Plant low growing groundcovers around
them as a compliment. U.S. native species.
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‘Purple Smoke’
May-Jun
3 QT $6.95
Purple-blue flower spikes with charcoal grey stems. 3’ tall. A hybrid
of northeastern U.S. native species. Zone 4.
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alba var. macrophylla
May-Jun
3 QT $6.95
Long spikes of white flowers. 3’ tall. Northeastern U.S. native.
Zone 5.
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australis
May-Jun
3 QT $5.95
Violet-blue flower spikes. 3 - 4’ tall. Northeastern U.S. native.
Zone 4.
Begonia
(Hardy Begonia)
Tried and true hardy perennial! Lush “angel wing” foliage with
striking red veins on the leaf undersides. 1 - 2’ tall. Late to emerge in
the spring. Benefits from mulch. Companions: ferns, asarum,
saruma, astilbe, carex, astrantia, anemone, chelone, hosta, iris, spring
flowering bulbs. Zone 6.

grandis
Delicate pink flowers.
Aug-Oct
4 QT
$6.95

grandis
‘Alba’
Delicate white flowers.
Aug-Oct
4 QT
$6.95
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Bergenia ciliata

Apr-May
4 QT $12.50
Unlike any other bergenia you have seen! Huge 12+”, hairy leaves
look like an oversized african violet. White to light pink flowers.
Deciduous leaves turn bright red in the fall. Zone 5.
Bergenia cordifolia
Useful for contrast with fine textured plants. Well-drained soil.
Pathway/patio edger, shrub companion, tree islands, border. Zone 4

‘Eden’s Magic Carpet’
Apr-May
3 QT $6.95
Rose flowers. Extra large, evergreen, glossy leaves turn burgundy
in the fall/winter. 12 - 15” tall. Leaves used in flower arranging.

‘Overture’
Apr-May
Same as species with tall, magenta flowers.
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‘Nichirin’
3 QT $9.95
Clumps of fuzzy green leaves irregularly bordered with a wide, white
band. 24” tall. Attractive foliage plant for the shade. Late to emerge
in the spring. Zone 6.
3 QT
$6.95
Boehmeria nipononivea
Boltonia asteroides
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M
(False Aster)
Sep-Oct
4 QT $5.70
White daisies with yellow eyes in profusion. 3 - 4’ tall. Tolerant of
a wide range of soil and moisture conditions. Excellent back of the
border plant and in meadows. Attracts beneficial insects. Northeastern U.S. native. Easy care. Zone 4.
‘Nana’
Aug-Oct
3 QT $5.70
Pinkish white flowers. Compact form only 18 - 24” tall. Midwest
U.S. native species. Zone 4.
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Briza media
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(Quaking Oat Grass)
May-Aug
3 QT $5.70
Clump-forming, cool season grower, forms a dense tuft of soft
green, semi-evergreen foliage, 6” tall. Flower stalks topped with
“puffy oats” to 30” tall that will rustle in the slightest breeze. At
first, green with tints of red-purple, then bleaching to light straw
color. Excellent cut flower. Durable & long-lived. Zone 4.
Brunnera macrophylla
(Siberian Bugloss)
May-Jun
3 QT $6.25
Large heart-shaped leaves form mounds to 18” tall. Clump-forming.
Sprays of intense blue flowers held above foliage. Self sows freely.
Small to large-scale groundcover, mixed borders. Zone 3.
 M macrophylla
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‘Diane’s Gold’
May-Jun
3 QT $9.95
Chartreuse to gold foliage all season. Sky-blue flowers. 12 - 14” tall.
Zone 4.
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‘Jack Frost’
May-Jun
3 QT $9.95
Striking netted overlay of silver on heart-shaped, green leaves, like
crackled porcelain. Clump-forming. Sprays of intense blue 1/4”
flowers held above foliage. Forms mounds to 10” tall. Small to largescale groundcover, mixed borders. Zone 4.
Calamagrostis

(Feather Reed Grass)
‘Karl Foerster’
Jul-Mar
4 QT $5.95
Clump forming, cool season grass. Noted for its showy upright
inflorescences that provide strong vertical accents. 6’ tall. Moves
gracefully in the breeze. Easy care. Zone 4.
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Calamintha
Fragrant, deer resistant foliage. Long-blooming, drought tolerant.
Well-drained soil. Accent, edger, groundcover, garden borders,
containers. Zone 5.
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‘Gottlieb Friedkund’
Jun-Oct
Large lavender pink flowers. 18 - 24” tall.
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grandiflora
Jun-Oct
3 QT $5.70
‘Variegata’
Creamy white-splashed variegation. Large, pink flowers.
12 -15” tall.
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nepeta
Jun-Oct
‘Blue Cloud’
Soft blue flowers. 12 - 15” tall.
D
nepeta
Jun-Oct
1 QT $3.25
‘Montrose White’
3 QT $5.70
Clear white flowers. 18 - 24” tall. An improved variety with selfcleaning flowers and upright habit.
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nepeta ssp. nepeta
D
officinalis
Jun-Aug
3 QT $5.70
Airy pale lavender flowers. 18” tall. Can extend bloom time by
deadheading. Tea can be made from the leaves - reminiscent of
Bergamot.
3 QT
1 QT
3 QT
$5.70
$3.25
$5.70
Jun-Oct
1 QT $3.25
3 QT $5.70
Airy plumes of white to light blue flowers. 18 - 24” tall. Has proved
to be an outstanding performer in our garden, blooming constantly
without the need of deadheading.
Callicarpa americana
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(American Beautyberry)
Jun
3 QT $7.25
Large violet to magenta berries produced in profusion in the fall.
Medium sized shrub. 5 - 7’ tall. Best berry set when two or more are
planted together. Can be cut back to 6” tall in the spring to maintain
a more compact form. Southeastern U.S. native. Zone 7.
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Caltha palustris
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(Marsh Marigold)
Apr-May
1 QT $3.25
Butter-yellow flowers. Glossy, rounded leaves. 1’ tall. Thrives in
organically rich, moist soil. Summer dormant. Plant under
deciduous trees & shrubs with ferns, forget-me-nots, toadlilies,
astilbes. Nectar source for spring emerging bumblebee queens.
Northeastern U.S. native. Zone 3.
Campanula

‘Samantha’
Jun-Aug
3 QT
$7.25
(Dalmatian Bellflower)
Long blooming dark bluish-purple flowers. Low groundcovering
growth habit. 6” tall. Well-drained soil. Excellent in rock gardens,
walls and as a small-scale groundcover. Native to the Balkans. Zone 4.

garganica
Jun-Jul
1 QT $3.95
‘Dickson’s Gold’
Charming small mounds of golden foliage provide great contrast for
blue flowers. 4 - 6” tall. Garden highlighter. Rock gardens, raised
beds, walls. Zone 4.

portenschlagiana
May-Jul
1 QT $3.75
(Dalmatian Bellflower)
Dark bluish-purple flowers. Low groundcovering growth habit.
6” tall. Well-drained soil. Excellent in rock gardens, walls and as a
small-scale groundcover. Native to the Balkans. Zone 4.
Campanula punctata
Bell-shaped flowers dangle from upright stems. Good cut flowers.
Fast spreading. Zone 4.

‘Cherry Bells’
Jun-Jul
3 QT $5.70
Cherry red bells with cream spotted throats. 18 - 24” tall.

‘Sarastro’
Jun-Jul
3 QT $7.25
Huge purple bells to 26” tall. Well branched habit. C. punctata
hybrid with a slower spreading rate than typical of the species. Will
re-bloom if cut back after flowering.
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Bloom

‘Wedding Bells’
Size
Price
Campanula punctata (continued)
Jun-Jul
3 QT
$5.70
White bells kissed with pale pink. 16 - 18” tall.
Campanula takesimana

‘Beautiful Trust’
Jun-Jul
3 QT $8.50
White “chinese lantern” type flowers open to recurved, lacy
petals. Attractive serrated foliage. 2’ tall. Spreading habit. Good
cut flower. Zone 5.
Campsis.
(Trumpet Vine)
Large, trumpet-shaped flowers. Vigorous climbing vines. Clings
with aerial roots to wood, brick, concrete and stucco. Can be trained
as a shrub. Pollution tolerant. Prune back hard in early spring.
Eastern U.S. native. Zone 4.

radicans - Trellised
‘Flava’
Yellow flowers.
Aug-Sep
4 QT
$10.50

‘Madame Galen’ - Trellised
Salmon-red flowers. Zone 5.
Aug-Sep
4 QT
$10.50
Cardiospermum halicacabum

Staked
(Heart Seed, Balloon Vine)
Jun-frost
2.5” POT $2.25
3 QT $5.95
Grown both for its showy, inflated green “balloons’ which age to
brown and its large, spherical, black seeds with a perfectly etched
white heart. A magical plant we have been growing for many years
in our home garden. Fun to collect the seeds. 6 - 8+’ tall. Perennial
vine native to Tropical America treated as an annual here. Needs
support. Fast growing. Zone 9.
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Carex
(Sedge)
A huge genus of nearly one thousand durable, grass-like species. Most species
originate from moist or wet habitats and thrive in similar situations in the garden.
Having said this, well-drained soils are fine as long as they are not droughty.
Many native species.
Carexes are incredibly diverse. Foliage colors: blues, yellows, browns, oranges,
greens and a myriad of variegations. Evergreen to deciduous. Fine to coarse
texture. Fountain-like to stiffly upright. Clump-forming to strongly running. In
use, they are effective as groundcovers, specimens, edgers, accents and in
containers. Deciduous varieties should be cut back in the early spring. With
evergreen & semi-evergreen varieties, it is best to only remove old leaves and
winter desiccated leaf tips. Combines well with ferns, asarum, saruma, astilbe,
astrantia, chelone, hosta, iris, tricyrtis, Begonia grandis, zizia.
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‘Kaga Nishiki’
3 QT $6.25
(Gold Fountains Sedge)
Forms a symmetrical, fountain-like, semi-evergreen, gold mound
10 - 12” tall. Eventually 2’ wide. Clump forming. Accent, tree
islands, groundcover sweeps. Zone 5.
 M
conica
3 QT $6.95
‘Snowline’
Deep green leaves with prominent white edges form neat mounds of
narrow foliage. 6 - 12” tall. Slow growing. Zone 5.
M
caryophyllea
1 QT $4.95
‘The Beatles’
Low, dense tufts of dark green, turf-like foliage. 6” tall. Deep green
mop of narrow foliage forms a swirling effect. Plant in masses and
drifts. Zone 5.
 M
elata
3 QT $7.95
‘Aurea’
(Bowles Golden Sedge)
Clump forming, glowing yellow foliage lights up shady locations like
few others. 18 -30” tall. Likes moist locations, will burn if too dry.
Put in a container with no drainage holes for an easy low
maintenance highlight. Outstanding! Zone 5.
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Carex (continued)
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flacca
Jun
1 QT $3.75
(Blue Sedge)
Intense blue foliage. Fast spreader forming dense, fine-textured
masses. Excellent weed suppression ability. Adaptable to a wide
range of soils. Drought and salt tolerant. Dry conditions limit
height. Small to large-scale groundcover. 6 - 12” tall. Zone 4.
MD
flaccosperma
3 QT $6.95
(Blue Sedge)
Attractive, wide, blue-green leaves, 12” tall. Basal leaves persist
through the winter. Mixes well with woodland perennials.
Northeastern U.S. native of rich woods and bottomlands. Zone 5.
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grayi
May
1 QT $3.75
(Mace Sedge)
4 QT $6.25
1” diameter light green seed heads shaped like spiked globes.
Highly ornamental and effective all season long. Clumping
upright foliage, 18 - 36” tall. Northeastern U.S. native. Zone 2.
MD
laxiculmis
3 QT
$6.95
Attractive wide blue foliage. 10 - 12” tall. Organically rich soil.
Northeastern U.S. native of rich, deciduous woods. Zone 5.
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laxiculmis
‘Hobb’
A named selection of the species.
 
morrowii
3 QT $6.25
‘Ice Dance’
(Ice Dance Sedge)
Strong creamy-white margins on leathery, semi-evergreen leaves.
Knits together well forming a weed-smothering groundcover. One
of the best all around groundcovers. 12 - 15” tall. Zone 5.
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$6.95
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Codes
Plant Name
Bloom
Size
Price
Carex (continued)
M
morrowii var. temnolepis
May-Jun
3 QT $7.25
‘Silk Tassel’
Fine-textured, thread-like foliage. White center variegation.
Beautiful clumping fountains. 12” tall x 24” wide. Showy, creamy
yellow flower stems. Zone 5.
  M muskingumensis
Jun
3 QT
$6.95
‘Ice Fountains’
(Palm Sedge)
Narrow, cream variegated leaves to 2’ tall. Tropical appearance.
Clumping. Plant in masses and drifts. Excellent around water
features and in containers. Great Lakes region native species. Zone 4.
   M muskingumensis
Jun
3 QT
$6.25
‘Little Midge’
(Dwarf Palm Sedge)
A dwarf selection of the palm sedge, growing to 1’ tall. Slow
spreading, but strong growing and reliable. Excellent around
ponds. Most effective in masses. Zone 4.
  M muskingumensis
Jun
3 QT
$6.95
‘Oehme’
(Palm Sedge)
Similar to C.‘Ice Fountains’ only with more golden variegation.
Combines well with blue foliage plants. Zone 4.
 M
nigra
Jun
3 QT $6.25
‘Variegata’
Blue-green foliage with thin gold stripes. Dense, spreading growth
habit. 6 - 12” tall. Forms a thick turf. Black flowers. Cut back once
at the onset of spring. Knits together well forming a weed
smothering groundcover. Northeastern U.S. native species. Zone 4.

oshimensis
3 QT
$6.25
‘Evergold’
Glossy, dark green leaves with a median creamy-yellow stripe.
Forms neat mounds. 10 - 15” tall. Clump-forming habit. Shade
highlighter. Zone 6.
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Plant Name
Bloom
Size
Price

oshimensis
3 QT
$6.95
‘Goldstrike’
Like ‘Evergold’, only with a narrower green margin, thus more
variegated.
M
siderosticha
3 QT $6.75
‘Variegata’
Broad leaves with clear white stripes, quite showy. 8” tall. Spreads
slowly. Long lived and low maintenance. Shade groundcover,
accent, edger. Fantastic in our garden! Zone 5.
M
siderosticha
3 QT $8.50
‘White Center’
Broad leaves with a very broad white central band. Later in the
season the central band turns chartreuse. Quite showy. 8” tall.
Superb for accents and in groundcover patches. Brightens
woodland gardens. Zone 6.
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Bloom
Size
Price
Caryopteris
(Bluebeard)
Aug-Sep
D
divaricata
3 QT $6.25
‘Snow Fairy’
Prominent white variegation. Soft textured foliage. 36” tall. Light
blue flowers. Zone 5.
D
x clandonensis
Jul-Sep
3 QT $7.25
‘White Surprise’
A white edge variegated sport of ‘Heavenly Blue’. Blue flowers.
Mounded shrub. 3’ tall. Mixes well with perennials. Cut back late in
winter. Zone 6.
Caulophyllum thalictroides
M
(Blue Cohosh)
May
1 QT
$8.50
New growth emerges intense violet-grey fading to blue-green.
Yellow-green to brown flowers. Marble sized fuit start out waxy
green then transition to deep blue. 2 - 3’ tall. Organically rich soil.
Ceanothus americanus
D
(New Jersey Tea)
Jun-Jul
3 QT $8.50
Low shrub 2 - 3’ tall. Honey-scented white flowers. One of the best
native shrubs for butterfly attraction. Notable tolerance for dry,
inhospitable sites. Well-drained, acidic soil. Northeastern U.S.
native. Zone 4.
Cerastium tomentosum
D
(Snow in Summer)
May-Jun
1 QT $3.25
Bright white flowers to 8” tall. Silver carpeting foliage, 1 - 2” tall.
Zone 4.
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Plant Name
Bloom
Size
Price
Ceratostigma plumbaginoides

(Plumbago)
Sept-Nov
3 QT $5.45
Great late season color with bright blue flowers and red fall foliage.
10” tall groundcover. Good weed suppression ability. Zone 5.
Chamaemelum nobile
(Roman Chamomile)
 D
Jun-Jul
2.5”POT $1.95
1 QT
$3.25
Dense, mat-forming habit. Bright green, fern-like, strongly apple
scented foliage. 2 - 3” tall. White daisies with yellow center to
9” tall, also apple scented. Requires dry soil. Takes foot traffic.
The chamomile for medicinal uses. Also useful for potpourris,
dried flower arranging, and as a groundcover. Zone 5.
Chasmanthium latifolium
(Wild Oats)
Aug-Mar
DM
1 QT $3.75
4 QT $6.25
Clump-forming, warm season grower to 3’ tall. Very upright
in sun, attractively lax-stemmed in shade. Valued for the
dangling oat-like spikelets held on nodding stems above the
foliage - light green in summer, red-bronze in autumn &
salmon-buff in winter. Vibrant gold fall foliage. Eastern U.S. native.
Zone 5.
DM
‘River Mist’
Aug-Mar
Showy green and white striped foliage.
3 QT
$7.25
Chelone
M
glabra
Aug-Sep
1 QT $3.25
4 QT $5.95
White turtlehead-shaped flowers. Upright clumps. 3’ tall. Host
plants for Baltimore checkerspot butterfly. Northeastern U.S.
native. Zone 3.
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Price
Chelone (continued)
M
lyonii
Aug-Sept
4 QT $5.95
‘Hot Lips’
(Turtlehead)
Lustrous, deep green, clean foliage. Hot rose-pink, turtleheadshaped flowers. Bronze-green early season growth. 2 - 3’ tall.
Chelonopsis yagiharana
 M
Aug-Sep
3 QT $6.25
Chelone relative with raspberry colored turtlehead flowers.
Forms full, bushy clumps. 24” tall. Zone 5.
Chrysogonum virginianum
Yellow, daisy-like flowers. 4 - 6” tall. Good under trees.
Groundcover, edger. Eastern U.S. native. Zone 5.

‘Eco-lacquered Spider’
May-Jun
1 QT $3.55
Blue-green lacquered leaves. Long runners. Very cool, fast
spreading groundcover.

‘Pierre’
May-Jun
1 QT $3.55
Soft green, hairy leaves, forming a carpet. Low maintenance
groundcover. Slower spreader.

var. australe
May-Jun
Shiny, deep green leaves. Compact form.
1 QT
$3.55
Chrysopsis mariana
(Golden Aster)
D
Aug-Sep
3 QT $5.95
Golden yellow flowers. 8 - 16” tall. Self sows. Northeastern U.S.
native of dry sandy coastal areas. Ours are Long Island
provenance. Zone 5.
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Plant Name
Bloom
Size
Price
Cimicifuga racemosa
 M
(Black Cohosh, Bugbane)
Jul-Aug
4 QT $6.95
Long wands of creamy white, fragrant flowers. Deeply cut dark
green foliage. 3 - 5’ tall. Benefits from organically rich soil.
Cimicifuga ramosa
 M
‘Brunette’
Jul-Sep
3 QT $12.50
Dark purple to near black foliage and stems. Long wands of creamy
white, sweetly fragrant flowers. Forms large clumps, 4 - 5’ tall.
Sturdy stems seldom need staking. Organically rich, soil. Excellent
among shrubs. Woodland gardens, shady borders. Zone 3.
Cissus trifoliata

(Possum Grape Ivy)
Trellised
Jul-Sep
3 QT $9.50
Tendril climbing vine with thick, fleshy leaves. Southeastern U.S.
native. Zone 5b.
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Bloom
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Price
Clematis
For best growth, plant leafy groundcovers around base to keep roots cool.
Needs support - fence, deck railing, arbor, trellis, pole, mailbox. Vining varieties
grown on 24” U-shaped bamboo trellises.
Pruning Groups:
Group 1 - Produces flowers directly from old stems in the spring. Prune dead and
weak stems right after flowering. Also at this time, do renovation pruning when
clematis has outgrown its space. Generally though, this group does not need
annual pruning.
Group 2 - Produces first flush of flowers from last season’s stems. Prune this
group in late winter to early spring when swelling buds begin to appear low on
the plant. Prune out all dead material and cut back to the highest set of strong
swelling buds in early spring.
Group 3 - Produces flowers from new growth. Prune in late winter to early spring.
Cut back hard to 2 - 3’ tall, lower on shrubby species. Remove all dead material.

‘Alabast’
May, Jun, Aug 4 QT $11.50
A large, 5 - 6”, creamy green flower fading to white with creamy
yellow anthers. Noted shade tolerant variety. 8 - 10’. Group 2.
Zone 4.

‘Bee’s Jubilee’
May, Jun, Sep 4 QT $10.95
Delicate pink flowers with deep red bar down the middle of each
petal. 6 - 8” across. Yellow anthers. 10 - 14’. Group 2. Zone 4.

‘Elsa Spath’
Jun, Sep
4 QT $10.95
Rich lavender purple 6 - 8” flowers. Red anthers. Petals overlap
giving a full appearance. 10 -12’. Group 2. Zone 4.

‘Gillian Blades’
May, Jun, Sep 4 QT $10.95
Large, pure white flowers with ruffled edges & gold anthers. 8’.
Group 2. Zone 4.

‘Hagley Hybrid’
Jun, Sep
4 QT $10.95
Rich pink flowers with ruffled edges. Compact variety. 7 - 8’.
Group 3. Zone 4.
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Plant Name
Bloom
Size
Price
Clematis (continued)

‘Huldine’
Jun-Jul, Sep
4 QT $10.95
White flowers with yellow anthers, 4 - 5” across. Vigorous grower
with good repeat bloom. 12 - 20’. Group 3. Zone 4.

‘Jackmanii’
Jun-Jul, Sep
4 QT $10.95
Velvety, deep purple flowers. Cream anthers. Profuse bloomer. 10’.
Group 3. Zone 3.

‘Lanuginosa Candida’
May-Jun, Sep 4 QT $10.95
Large, pure white, 7” flowers with yellow anthers. 10 -15’. Group 2.
Zone 4.

‘Mrs. Cholmondoley’
Very large, lavender-blue flowers, 6 - 7” across. Yellow anthers.
Prolific bloomer. 12 - 16’. Group 2. Zone 4.

‘Niobe’
Jun, Aug-Sep 4 QT $10.95
Dark magenta-red flowers, 6 - 8” across. Gold anthers. 10 - 12’.
Group 2. Zone 4.

‘Ramona’
Lavender-blue flowers, 6 - 8” across. Dark reddish anthers.
10 - 16’. Group 2. Zone 4.

‘Roguchi’
Jun-Sep
4 QT $10.95
2” bell-shaped, fragrant, cobalt blue flowers. 6’ tall rambling vine
ideally suite to weaving through shrubs or trained onto structures.
A integrifolia x durandii hybrid. Zone 4.

‘Sunset’
May-Sep
4 QT $10.95
Dark velvet red flowers with purple margins 5 - 7” across! Long
blooming variety. 8’. Group 2. Zone 4.

‘The President’
Large, deep purple flowers with purple anthers, 7 - 8” across.
Continuous bloomer. 8 - 12’. Group 2. Zone 4.
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Bloom
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Price

‘Ville de Lyon’
Velvety, carmine-red flowers with cream anthers. 10 - 12’. Group 3.
Zone 4.

heracleifolia
Aug-Sep
4 QT $10.95
‘Mrs Robert Brydon’
Non-vining, shrubby mounds, 2 - 3’ tall. Pale blue, fragrant,
1” flowers. Specimen, mixed borders, open woodlands. Good cut
flower. Group 3. Zone 3.

heracleifolia var. davidiana
Aug-Sep
4 QT $10.95
Like ‘Mrs. Robert Brydon’ only deep blue. Group 3. Zone 4.

montana
May-Jun
4 QT $10.95
‘Grandiflora’
Sweetly fragrant, pure white flowers 3” across. Yellow anthers.
Vigorous growers. 12 - 20’. Group 1. Zone 5.

montana
May-Jun
4 QT $10.95
‘Mayleen’
Satin pink flowers with strong fragrance. Bronze foliage.
Vigorous grower. 20 - 30’. Group 1. Zone 5.

paniculata
Sep-Oct
4 QT $10.95
Sweetly scented, 1” creamy white flowers in masses. Vigorous
grower. 10 - 20’. Group 3. Zone 3.

texensis
Jul-Oct
4 QT $10.95
‘Duchess of Albany’
Pink, tulip-shaped flowers with a cherry red bar. 2 - 3” across.
10 - 20’. One of our favorites. Group 3. Zone 4.

virginiana
Jul-Sep
4 QT $10.50
(Virgin’s Bower)
White flowers. Bright green, summer foliage. Northeastern U.S.
native species. A native alternative to C. paniculata. Group 3.
Zone 4.
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Plant Name
Bloom
Size
Price

viticella
Jul-Sep
4 QT $10.95
‘Betty Corning’
Fragrant, nodding, light blue flowers with recurving tips to the
petals. 2 - 3” long. 6 - 7’ tall. This variety is held in high regard.
Group 3. Zone 4.

viticella
Jul-Sep
4 QT $10.95
‘Carmencita’
Nodding carmine red flowers, 2” across with dark anthers and a
satin texture. 12’. Group 3. Zone 4.

viticella
Jul-Sep
4 QT $10.95
‘Etoile Violette’
Deep purple flowers with cream anthers. Prolific bloomer. Group 3.
Zone 4.
Clerodendron trichotomum

(Glorybower)
Aug-Sep
4 QT $9.00
Large shrub, 10 - 15’ tall. Intensely fragrant white flowers followed
by metallic blue berries surrounded by star-shaped red calices.
Zone 6b.
Clethra alnifolia
(Summersweet)
 M
Jul-Aug
3 QT
$8.50
Intoxicating, sweet spires of white flowers. Dark, glossy green
foliage. 5 - 8’ tall. Organically rich soil. Salt tolerant. Yellow fall
color. Neat and clean look yet informal habit. Excellent in the shrub
border. Northeastern U.S. native. Our plants are Long Island
provenance. Zone 3.
Convallaria majalis

(Lily of the Valley)
May
1 QT $3.55.
Fragrant, white flowers. Forms dense long-lived stands. 8” tall.
Zone 2.
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Coreopsis
North American natives. Deadhead for continued flowering and for
appearance. A sunny garden staple. Good cut flowers. Plant in
masses, drifts, or individually for accent.

‘Cosmic Eye’
Jun-Sep
3 QT $6.75
Yellow petal tips with prominent burgundy red eyes. 12 - 15” tall. A
hybrid of Eastern U.S. native species.

‘Full Moon’
Jun-Sep
3 QT $5.95
Canary-yellow flowers, 3” across. 24 - 36” tall. Pinch in May to
keep more compact. A hybrid of Eastern U.S. native species. Zone 5.

auriculata
May-Jun
2 QT $4.95
‘Nana’
Bright gold flowers. 8 - 12” tall. Dense, bushy habit. Humidity
tolerant. Southeastern U.S. native species. Zone 5.
D
verticillata
Jun-Aug
4 QT $5.45
‘Moonbeam’
Lemon-yellow flowers. Fine, thread-like foliage. Attracts seedeating birds. 1992 PPA Perennial Plant of the Year. Eastern U.S.
native. Zone 3.
Cornus sericea

(Red Twig Dogwood)
‘Sunshine’
May-Jun
3 QT $8.50
Attractive, all gold foliage shrub. 6 - 9’ tall x 10’ wide. White
flowers followed by white berries Aug - Sep. Stems turn red in fall/
winter. May be cut back near to the ground at the end of winter to
keep smaller and intensify stem color. Excellent for naturalizing,
shrub borders, massing and erosion control Attractive to wildlife.
Northeastern U.S. native species. Zone 2.
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Codes
Plant Name
Bloom
Size
Price
Corydalis
Finely textured, bleeding heart-like foliage. Organically rich, welldrained soil. Companions: ferns, dwarf hostas, Begonia grandis,
forget-me-nots, pulmonaria, carex, spring flowering bulbs.

‘Dufu Temple’
Apr-Jun +
1 QT $5.45
Sky blue to purplish blue flowers. 10 - 12” tall. Attractive bluegreen foliage. A pleasing naturalizer, self-sowing readily. Zone 5.

flexuosa
Apr-Jun
1 QT $5.45
‘China Blue’
Breathtaking blue flowers. Slightly fragrant. Fine-textured, bleeding
heart-like, blue-green foliage. Summer dormant. Companions: ferns,
dwarf hostas, Begonia grandis, tricyrtis, spring flowering bulbs.
Accent, spring edger/specimen. 10 - 12” tall. Zone 5.

lutea
May-Oct
1 QT $5.45
Sulfur-yellow flowers. 8 - 15” tall. A pleasing naturalizer, selfsowing readily. Zone 5.

ochroleuca
May-Oct
1 QT $5.45
Neat mounds of attractive, blue-green foliage. Creamy white
flowers. 8 - 15” tall. A pleasing naturalizer, self sowing readily. Like
a white version of lutea. Zone 5.
Cotula gruveri
M
Jul-Aug
1 QT $3.55
1” tall carpeter. Tolerates light foot traffic. Stepping stones,
pathway edger, rock gardens, small-scale groundcover, containers.
Zone 7.
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Price
Cotula squalida
(a.k.a. Leptinella squalida)
(New Zealand Brass Buttons)
Soft, fern-like, flat creeper. Silver-green foliage. 1” tall. Fast
spreading. Excellent among stepping stones, along pathways and
edges. Tolerates foot traffic. Yellow button-like flowers in summer.
Zone 6.
 M
 M
squalida
See description above.
2.5”POT
squalida
‘Platt’s Black’
Black foliage variety.
2.5”POT
1 QT
1 QT
$2.25
$3.25
$2.25
$3.25
Crocosmia

‘Distant Planet’
Jul-Aug
4 QT $7.25
Bright orange flowers. Sword-like foliage. 30” tall. Noted cold
hardy variety. Spectacular flower show. Mixes well with salvia,
lavender, phlox paniculata, coreopsis. Zone 5.
Cunila origanoides
(Dittany)
D
Jul-Aug
3 QT $5.95
Pinkish-purple flowers. Aromatic foliage. 12 - 18” tall. Well-drained
soil. Leaves traditionally brewed as a tea. Produces “frost flowers”
(frost formations at its base) in the fall. Northeastern U.S. native.
Zone 6.
Cymbalaria
M
aequitriloba
May-Aug
1 QT
$3.95
A smaller leaved, more ground hugging version of C. muralis.
Excellent for pathway edging, stepping stones, walls and crevices.
Lilac-blue flowers with a yellow throat. Semi-evergreen. Zone 6.
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Plant Name
Bloom
Size
Price

muralis
May-Oct
1 QT
$3.55
(Kenilworth Ivy)
Dainty, fast-spreading groundcover. Lavender colored flowers with
yellow throat. Soft, rounded green leaves. Incredible in its ability to
grow in cracks on walls. Small-scale groundcover, walls & slopes.
Great in containers. Zone 5.

muralis
May-Oct
‘Alba Compacta’
Compact, white blooming form. Zone 5.
1 QT
$3.55

muralis
May-Oct
‘Globosum Roseum’
Compact, pink blooming form. Zone 5.
1 QT
$3.55

pallida
May-Oct
1 QT
$3.55
Same as muralis only larger flowers, leaves grey-green. Zone 5.
Cymbalaria (continued)
Delosperma
(Ice Plant)
Succulent, semi-evergreen leaves on low creeping stems. Smallscale groundcover, edger, accent, rock gardens, containers.
Drought tolerant. Avoid winter wet sites.
D
‘Blut’
Jun- Sep
1 QT
$3.25
Intense deep purple flowers. Creeping habit 1” tall x 15” wide.
Zone 5.
D
‘John Proffit’
Jun- Sep
1 QT
$3.25
Lustrous fuchsia-pink flowers for most of the season. 2” tall.
Leaves remain succulent through winter. Zone 4.
D
‘Lavender Ice’
Jun- Sep
1 QT
$3.25
Irridescent lavender pink flowers. 2” tall. Fleshy green leaves
remain through the winter with purple coloration. Zone 5.
D
congestum
May-Jun, Sep 1 QT
$3.75
‘Gold Nugget’
Showy, yellow flowers with a fall repeat. Forms tight mats, 1 - 2” tall.
Zone 5.
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Delosperma (continued)
D
congestum
May-Jun, Sep 1 QT
‘White Nugget’
The white flowered version of ‘Gold Nugget’.
D
cooperi
1 QT
$3.25
8” PAN $5.45
Purple-pink, aster-like flowers. 4” tall. Long bloomer. Zone 6.
D
dyeri
May-Sep
1 QT $3.55
Succulent leaves. Bright starburst-shaped flowers in shades of
orange to coral with cream centers. Creeping habit 3” tall. Zone 5.
D
floribundum
Jun-Sep
1 QT
$3.25
‘Starburst’
Shimmering bright pink flowers with white eye. Mounding habit
4” tall. Zone 6.
D
nubigenum
May-Jun
1 QT
$3.55
‘Basutoland’
Bright yellow flowers. Forms solid mats. Native to mountains of
S. Africa. 2” tall. Zone 5.
D
sphalmanthoides
Apr-May
2.5”POT $3.25
Iridescent fuchsia flowers, grey foliage. Extremely tight, matforming habit 1” tall. Zone 5.
$3.75
Jun-Sep
See also Stomatium mustellinum for Delosperma relative
Dendranthema

‘Clara Curtis’
Aug-Oct
4 QT $5.95
Single bright pink flowers with a yellow center. 24 - 30” tall. Zone 4.

‘Mary Stoker’
Aug-Oct
4 QT $5.95
Single, straw yellow to apricot flowers. 24 - 30” tall. Zone 4.
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Plant Name
Bloom
Size
Price
Deutzia

gracilis
May
3 QT
$7.25
‘Nikko’
Graceful, low-spreading, woody groundcover. Abundant white
flowers and wine-red fall foliage. 12 - 24” tall. Award winner.
Zone 4.

scabra
Jun
6 QT
$9.95
Spectacular, double, pure white flowers ending with a shower of
“snow” as the petals fall. Large shrub with an upright arching habit.
10 - 12’ tall. Cinnamon exfoliating bark. Fast growing, durable, low
maintenance shrub. Zone 5.

setchuenensis var corymbiflora Jun-Jul +
3 QT
$8.50
White, star-like flowers in showy clusters Jun-Jul with later season
re-blooming. Attractive grey-green leaves and exfoliating bark. A
graceful shrub 4 - 6’ tall. Zone 6.
Dianthus
Well-drained soil. Benefits from occasional lime applications.
Accent, edger, front of the border, rock gardens, containers, small
space filler. Excellent cut flowers.

‘Cherry Moon’
May-Jun
2 QT $5.70
Low, compact, evergreen mounds. 4 - 6” tall. Fragrant bright pink
flowers with dark cherry eyes. Smoky grey-plum foliage. Zone 4.

‘Firewitch’
May-Jul
2 QT $4.95
(Cheddar Pink)
Blue, compact, evergreen mounds. Long blooming, fragrant,
magenta flowers held above the foliage. 6” tall. Zone 4.

‘Tiny Rubies’
May-Jun
1 QT $3.55
Extremely compact, evergreen mounds. Rose-pink flowers.
4” tall. Zone 4.
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Bloom
Size
Price
Dianthus (continued)

barbatus
May-Jul
3 QT $5.70
‘Heart Attack’
A truly perennial Sweet William. Brilliant red-black carnations.
12 - 18” tall. Dark green foliage turns to burgundy in the fall.
Excellent cut flower. Zone 4.

deltoides
Jun-Jul
3 QT $5.45
‘Confetti White’
White flowers to 8” tall. Attractive mat-forming groundcover.
Evergreen. Self-sows. Zone 3.

deltoides
Jun-Jul
1 QT $3.25
‘Vampire’
3 QT $5.45
Scarlet flowers to 8” tall. Attractive compact variety. Evergreen.
Mat-forming habit. Foliage turns purple in the fall/winter. Selfsows. Zone 3.
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japonicus
Jun-Jul
1 QT $4.25
You would not guess this is a Dianthus. Broad, 1/2” wide, 3” long,
glossy, wax-like, foliage to 6” tall. Large heads of pink flowers,
10 - 12” tall. Will self-sow forming groundcovering colonies. Zone 5.
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petraeus
May-Jun
3 QT $6.95
Dense mat-forming habit. Evergreen. Very fragrant, frilly white
flowers, 1” wide. Rock gardens. Native to the Balkans. Zone 5.
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plumarius
Jun-Aug
3 QT $6.95
‘Birmingham’
(Cottage Pink)
Intoxicatingly fragrant, double white flowers! 12” tall. 5” tall blue
foliage. Makes an excellent corsage. Deadheading helps extend
bloom time. Heat & humidity tolerant variety. Zone 4.
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plumarius
Jun-Aug
3 QT $6.95
‘Rose de Mai’
(Cottage Pink)
Intoxicatingly fragrant, lilac-pink flowers! 10 - 12” tall. 5” tall blue
foliage. Makes an excellent corsage. Deadheading helps extend
bloom time. An heirloom variety introduced around 1820. Zone 4.
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Dioscorea villosa

(Wild Yam)
Staked
4 QT $10.50
Attractive heart-shaped green leaves. Herbaceous vine (dies back
to ground each winter) with new stems arising from a tidy clump
each spring. Edible tubers. Plant at base of a trellis, railing or other
support, or allow to ramble. Excellent in combination with blue
hostas. Northeastern U.S. native. Zone 4.
Dracocephalum
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ruyschianum
Jun-Jul
1 QT $4.55
(Nordic Dragonhead)
Forms neat bushlets of attractive, narrow, dark green, rosemary-like
foliage. 12” tall. Showy blue flowers in upright terminal clusters.
Well-drained soil. Red fall foliage. Low maintenance. Zone 5.
Echinacea paradoxa
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(Yellow Cone Flower)
Jul-Sep
1 QT $4.25
4 QT $6.75
Golden yellow flowers with dark purple cones. 24 - 30” tall. Welldrained, lean soil. Good cut flower. Garden borders, dry areas.
Native to Missouri and Arkansas. Zone 4.
Echinacea purpurea
(Cone Flower)
Excellent cut flower. Low maintenance. Clump-forming. Garden
borders, large containers. Attracts seed eating birds. Eastern U.S.
native. Zone 3.
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‘Magnus’
Jul-Sep
1 QT $3.75
Large, rose-pink blooms. 3 - 4’ tall. 1998 PPA Perennial Plant of the
Year.
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POW WOW ‘White’
Jul-Sep
2 QT $5.95
White flowers. 20 - 24” tall. Noted new variety bred for
compactness, better branching and more flowers.
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POW WOW ‘Wild Berry’
Jul-Sep
2 QT $5.95
Large, deep rose-purple flowers. 20 - 24” tall. Noted new variety
bred for compactness, better branching and more flowers.
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‘Starlight’
Jul-Sep
Purple-red flowers. 36 - 40” tall.
2 QT
4 QT
$4.95
$5.45
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‘White Swan’
Jul-Sep
Creamy white flowers. 2 - 3’ tall.
2 QT
$5.25
Echinacea tennesseensis
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‘Rocky Top’
Jul-Sep
1 QT $4.25
4 QT $6.75
Pastel pink flower with dark cone. Upward curled petals! Native to
Tennessee. Zone 4.
Echinacea
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‘Tiki Torch’
Jul-Sep
1 QT $8.50
4 QT $9.50
Large, dark orange cones with long color retention. Spicy scent.
Strong stems. 36” tall. Zone 4.
Elymus magellanicus
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Jun
1 QT $3.75
Intensely blue foliage to 12 - 15” tall - the bluest of all the grasses!
Beige seed heads to 36” tall in summer. Well-drained soil borders,
containers, accent. Zone 6.
Epimedium
(Barrenwort)
Small to large-scale groundcover, edger, tree islands, woodlands.
Dry shade tolerant. Competes well with tree roots.
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‘Lilafee’
Apr-May
3 QT $7.55
Lavender-violet flowers, one of the showiest epimediums.
9 - 12” tall. Vigorous variety. Zone 4.
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‘Niveum’
May-Jun
3 QT $7.55
Pure white flowers. 10 - 14” tall. Attractive, light green leaves.
Zone 4.
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‘Roseum’
May-Jun
3 QT $7.55
Dainty, lavender flowers, 9” tall, followed by a flush of foliage,
12” tall. Zone 4.
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‘Sulfureum’
Apr-May
3 QT $7.55
Green, heart-shaped leaves. 1” yellow flowers. 10 - 12” tall.
Spreading habit. Zone 5.
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rubrum
Apr-May
3 QT $7.55
Crimson-sepaled flowers with creamy-yellow spurs. Slow
spreading clumper. Semi-evergreen leaves with red margins and
veins. 8 - 12” tall. Zone 4.
Equisetum
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hyemale var. robustum
3 QT $6.75
(Giant Horsetail)
Slender, hollow, leafless stems 3 - 6’ tall. Aggressive spreader.
Excellent vertical accent around ponds and wet areas and in
containers. Northeastern U.S. native. Zone 4.
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scirpoides
1 QT
$3.95
(Dwarf Scouring Rush)
Slender, jointed, evergreen stems, 4 - 8” tall. Aggressive spreader.
Useful around pools. Great texture plant in containers.
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Eragrostis
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elliottii
(Blue Love Grass)
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spectabilis
Aug-Sep
3 QT $5.95
(Purple Love Grass)
Produces an amazing fog-like effect with its purple flowers late
summer softening to tan later. 8 - 14” tall. Northeastern U.S. native.
Ours are Long Island provenance. Zone 4.
Jun-Oct
1 QT
$3.75
3 QT $6.25
6 QT $6.95
Fine bladed clumping grass. Blue-green foliage. Showy sprays of
seed heads. 2 - 3’ tall. Pleasing movement in the wind. Grows well
in sandy soil. Southeastern U.S. native. Zone 6.
Erigeron

pulchellus
May-Jun
3 QT $5.25
(Fleabane)
White daisies (sometimes pale lavender) with hairy stems. 12 - 18”
tall. Low, ground hugging foliage spreads to form small colonies
over time. Self-sows. Groundcover. Northeastern U.S. native. Zone 4.
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pulchellus
May-Jun
3 QT $5.95
‘Lynnhaven Carpet’
Pale lavender daisies. 14” tall. Large grey-green hairy leaves are
more impressive than the species. Zone 5.
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scopulinus
Jun
1 QT $3.75
Dense mats of small, green foliage. 1” tall. White daisies with
yellow eyes. Well-drained soil. Rock gardens, stepping stones,
small-scale groundcover. Southwestern U.S. native. Zone 6.
Eryngium planum
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(Sea Holly)
Jul-Aug
3 QT $6.25
Showy blue globes on silver stems. 2 - 3’ tall. Best in lean dry soils.
Avoid overwatering. Excellent cut & dried flower. Zone 4.
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Eryngium planum (continued)
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‘Blue Glitter’
Jul-Aug
3 QT $7.25
Bright blue flowers on silver-blue stems. 3’ tall. Zone 4.
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‘Blue Hobbit’
Jul-Aug
3 QT $7.25
Showy blue globes on silver stems. A dwarf variety only 12” tall.
Zone 4.
Erysimum kotschyanum
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(Wallflower)
‘Sunlight
Jun-Jul
2 QT $5.25
Deep yellow flowers. Forms attractive evergreen mats. 3 - 4” tall.
Well-drained soil. Front of the border, edger, rock gardens. Zone 6.
Eucomis
(Pineapple Lily)
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‘Sparkling Burgundy’
Aug-Sep
3 QT $6.75
Dramatic, long, strap-like, burgundy foliage in a rosette. Flower
stalks, also burgundy, to 20” tall. Tropical appearance. Zone 6.
Euonymus fortunei
(Wintercreeper)
 
‘Kewensis’
3 QT $6.95
Diminutive mat-forming variety, 2 - 4” tall. 1/4 - 1/2” leaves.
Evergreen leaves tinged purple in winter. Small-scale
groundcover, tree islands, edger, accent, woodlands. Widely
adaptable. Zone 5.
 
‘Vanilla Frosting’
3 QT $7.95
Dwarf, white variegated wintercreeper. A sport of ‘Kewensis’
discovered at Glover Perennials. The same size and habit of
‘Kewensis’ only with a white marbling. Pink highlights in winter.
Very cool!
 
‘Wolong Ghost’
3 QT $7.25
Long, narrow evergreen leaves with prominent white veining. 12”
tall. Groundcover, tree islands, containers. A Heronswood Nursery
introduction. Zone 6.
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altissimum
Aug-Sep
4 QT $7.25
‘Prairie Jewel’
Cream speckled foliage. White flowers. 3’ tall. Midwest U.S. native
species. Zone 4.
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coelestinum
Aug-Sep
3 QT $5.70
‘Wayside’
(Hardy Ageratum)
Blue flowers - soft and showy. 15 - 18” tall. A noted shorter
growing variety. Good cut flower. Fast spreading. Eastern U.S.
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fortunei
Sep-Oct
1 QT $3.75
‘Pink Elegance’
6 QT $8.50
Attractive, white variegated foliage looks good all season. Fuzzy
pink flowers. 3 - 4’ tall. Organically rich, soil best. A show stopper!
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hyssopifolium
Aug-Oct
3 QT $5.95
Flat-topped clusters of white flowers. Fine-textured foliage. 2 - 3’
tall. Northeastern U.S. native of dry, sandy soils. Ours are Long
Island provenance. Zone 4.
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purpureum
Aug-Sep
6 QT $8.50
‘Little Red’
(Dwarf Joe Pye Weed)
Large flower heads of rich rosy pink. 48” tall. Found to be the
shortest Eupatorium purpureum variety in Plant Delights’ trials.
Eupatorium
Euphorbia
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characias
Jun
3 QT $6.95
‘Tasmanian Tiger’
Narrow, green foliage with prominent white edge. 2 - 3’ tall. Creamy
white flowers. Spectacular. Zone 6.
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corollata
Jun-Jul
1 QT $5.95
(Flowering Spurge)
Snow white flowers in sprays reminiscent of baby’s breath.
Elliptical, dark green leaves turning Sugar Maple shades of orange
and gold in the fall. 2 - 3’ tall. Performs well in lean, dry soils. Selfsows. Dry borders, meadows. Northeastern U.S. native. Zone 3.
Euthamia caroliniana
D
(Slender Goldentop)
Aug-Sep
3 QT $5.95
Upright habit. 1 - 3’ tall. Thread-like foliage. Yellow flowers.
Northeastern U.S. native. Ours are Long Island provenance. Zone 5.
FERNS
For best performance, provide light to moderate shade and loose, organically
rich, moist soil. Combines well with many plants: Phlox stolonifera and
divaricata, carex, Begonia grandis, viola, tiarella, asarum, saruma, convallaria,
dicentra, epimedium, galium, helleborus, iris, pulmonaria, tricyrtis, anemone,
astilbe, astrantia, chelone, hosta, myosotis, zizia.
Ferns are wonderful as small to large-scale groundcovers. Useful as foliage
accents in small groups, mixed plantings and as edgers. Great in naturalized
areas, foundation plantings and in containers. For larger spaces try ostrich, hayscented, or New York ferns, as these are runners. If provided with consistently
moist to wet soils, the following species will tolerate full sun: ostrich, cinnamon,
royal, male, lady and hay-scented.
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Adiantum pedatum
3 QT
$6.25
(Maidenhair Fern)
Delicate, light green fronds, unmatched for their airy appearance.
New fronds emerge pink. 12 - 24” tall. Thrives in moist, rich,
well-drained soil. Northeastern U.S. native. Connecticut
provenance. Zone 2.
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Adiantum venustum
3 QT
$6.75
(Himalayan Maidenhair Fern)
Lush, airy, light green fronds. 6 - 12” tall. Evergreen. New fronds
unfurl with a warm bronze blush in the spring. Slow spreading.
Zone 5.
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Arachnoides standishii
1 QT
$4.25
(Upside Down Fern)
3 QT $6.25
Light green fronds with prominent veins on top that look upside
down. 1 - 3’ tall. Easy to grow. Zone 4.
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Athyrium angustum ‘Lady in Red’
3 QT $5.95
(Lady in Red Fern)
Vibrant, burgundy colored leaf stems in spring. 2 - 3’ tall. Species
native to moist, rich woods of northeastern U.S. Zone 2.
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Athyrium x ‘Ghost’
3 QT $6.25
(Ghost Fern)
Fronds are a stunning silver-white, with an upright arching habit.
2 - 3’ tall. Easy to grow. Zone 4.
Ferns (continued)
  M Athyrium filix-femina
3 QT $6.25
(Lady Fern)
A durable, soft-textured species. 18 - 36” tall. Tolerant of full sun if
soil is kept evenly moist. Northeastern U.S. native. Connecticut
provenance. Zone 5.
   M Athyrium filix-femina ‘Frizelliae’
1 QT $4.25
(Tatting Fern)
Extremely narrow fronds look like beads strung on a necklace.
12 - 18” long. Zone 4.
  M Athyrium filix-femina ‘Minutissimum’
1 QT $4.25
(Lady Fern - Dwarf)
Hooray! A dwarf form of lady fern only 6 - 12” tall. Zone 5.
  M Athyrium filix-femina ‘Victoriae’
3 QT $6.25
(Victorian Lady Fern)
A spectacular fern for its frond architecture - must see for
yourself. 2 - 3’ long arching fronds. Zone 4.
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Athyrium x ‘Branford Beauty’
3 QT
$6.25
(Branford Beauty Fern)
A cross between Japanese painted fern and lady fern. “Painted”
like its Japanese parent with the upright habit of its American
parent. 1 - 2’ tall. Zone 4.
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Athyrium x ‘Branford Rambler’
3 QT
$6.25
(Branford Rambler Fern)
Apple green fronds with red highlights. Spreads to form a dense,
groundcover. 1 - 2’ tall. A cross between Japanese painted fern and
lady fern. Zone 4.
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Athyrium nipponicum ‘Pictum’
1 QT $4.25
(Japanese Painted Fern)
3 QT $6.25
Burgundy, grey and dark green “painted” fronds. Best color in
light shade. 8 - 12” tall. Pleasing appearance all season. Zone 4.
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Athyrium nipponicum ‘Regal Red’
3 QT $6.25
(Regal Red Japanese Painted Fern)
A brighter silver and red painted fern variety. Foliage is slightly
ruffled. Zone 4.
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Athyrium otophorum
3 QT $6.25
(Auriculate Lady Fern)
Dramatic, grey-green leaves with dark red stems. 12 - 18” tall. Easy
to grow. Zone 5.
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Dennstaedtia punctilobula
3 QT
$5.95
(Hay-scented Fern)
Light-green, hairy fronds with a hay-like scent and a soft yellow
fall color. Delicate in appearance. It can thrive in full sun and is
fairly drought tolerant once established. Rapid spreader.
12 - 24” tall. Northeastern U.S. native. Zone 3.
  M Dryopteris affinis ‘Cristata’
3 QT $6.25
(Crested Male Fern)
Handsome foliage with crested leaf tips. 2 - 4’ tall. Will tolerate sun
if soil is moist. Forms a large clump quickly. Easy to grow. Zone 4.
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Dryopteris australis
3 QT
$6.25
(Dixie Wood Fern)
Lustrous, dark green fronds. Upright habit to 4’ tall. Semievergreen. Easy to grow. A naturally occurring hybrid of the
eastern U.S. Zone 5.
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Dryopteris crassirhizoma
3 QT
$6.25
(Wood Fern)
Large, semi-evergreen, light green fronds, 2 - 3 1/2’ tall. Upright,
arching, vase-shaped habit. Fronds lay to the ground after first
frost. Forms a massive crown up to 4” across. Works well as a
single specimen. Native to eastern Asia. Zone 5.
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Dryopteris erythrosora ‘Brillance’
1 QT $4.25
(Autumn Fern - Brillance)
3 QT $6.25
An exciting new variety of autumn fern featuring colorful bright
gold new foliage (coloration is evident after overwintering).
24 - 36” tall. Evergreen. Zone 6.
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Dryopteris labordei
1 QT
$4.25
(Golden Mist Fern)
3 QT $6.25
Golden yellow new growth maturing to dark green. 1 - 2’ tall.
Evergreen. Similiar to Autumn Fern. Zone 5.
 M Matteuccia struthiopteris ‘The King’
3 QT $5.95
(Ostrich Fern - Jumbo)
Extra large selection. Fronds up to 6’ long! Northeastern U.S. native
species. Pennsylvania provenance. Zone 2.
  M Osmunda cinnamomea
3 QT
$5.95
(Cinnamon Fern)
Named for its prominent cinnamon colored fertile fronds.
Attractive, upright sterile fronds, 2 - 4’ tall. Gold fall color. The
cinnamon colored “wool” on young leaves is used by ruby-throated
hummingbirds to line their nests. Tolerates full sun if soil is kept
wet. Northeastern U.S. native. Zone 2.
 M Osmunda regalis
3 QT
$5.95
(Royal Fern)
Upright, attractive foliage, 2 - 4’ tall. Northeastern U.S. native. Zone 2.
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Polystichum acrostichoides
3 QT $5.95
(Christmas Fern)
Arching, evergreen fronds, 1 - 2’ tall. Easily grown under a wide
variety of conditions. Northeastern U.S. native. Zone 3.
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Polystichum makinoi
3 QT $6.25
(Makinoi’s Holly Fern)
Glossy, arching evergreen fronds. 20 - 30” tall. Similiar to
P. polyblepharum. Zone 5.
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Polystichum polyblepharum
3 QT $6.25
(Tassel Fern)
Highly glossed, dark evergreen, arching fronds. 1 - 2’ tall.
Receives much praise at our nursery. Zone 5.
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Thelypteris decursive-pinnata
1 QT $4.25
(Japanese Beech Fern)
3 QT $6.25
A constant bright green throughout the growing season. Elegant,
narrow, upright fronds. 12 - 24” tall. Zone 4.
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Thelypteris noveboracensis
3 QT $5.95
(New York Fern)
Delicate, light green fronds, 12 - 24” tall. Fast spreader good for
filling in large areas. Northeastern U.S. native. Zone 4.
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Festuca
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armoricana
Jul
1 QT $3.75
(Breton Fescue)
Extremely fine, bright green leaves. Clump forming mounds.
6 - 9” tall. Tan inflorescences. Zone 5.
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glauca
Jun-Jul
3 QT
‘Boulder Blue’
(Blue Fescue)
A more heat tolerant blue variety. 8” tall. Zone 4.

glauca
Jun-Jul
1 QT $3.25
‘Silver Lining’
3 QT $5.45
(Blue Fescue)
Low tufts of silver-blue evergreen foliage, 8 - 10” tall. Beige
plumes. Selected by Jack Weiscott, Ornamental Plantings, of
Southold, NY. Zone 4.
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idahoensis
Jun-Jul
3 QT $5.45
‘Siskiyou Blue’
(Blue Fescue)
Attractive clumps of silver-blue, evergreen foliage. 12 - 15” tall.
Looks very much like the Festuca glaucas only slightly taller.
Reported to be longer lived. Widely distributed species of the
western U.S. Zone 4.
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mairei
Jun
3 QT $5.70
(Atlas Fescue)
Attractive clumps of grey-green, evergreen foliage. 24 - 30” tall.
Topped by very slender flower panicles. More tolerant of hot
summers and longer lived than other fescue species. Excellent
accent plant both in the ground and in containers. Recommended to
us by noted grass plantsman John Greenlee. Zone 5.
$5.45
Filipendula
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(Meadowsweet)
Jul-Aug
palmata
3 QT $6.25
‘Kakome’
Frothy pink flowers. Only 12” tall. Bold, textured, bright green
foliage. Intolerant of drought. Well suited to mixed borders,
massing and as an edger. Zone 3.
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Filipendula (continued)
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palmata
Jul-Aug
3 QT $6.95
‘Kakome Gold’
Beautiful golden foliage. Frothy white flowers. Foliage 12 - 15” tall.
Blooms 20 - 24” tall. Golden foliage acts as a shade brightener. Well
suited to mixed borders, massing and as an edger. Zone 3.
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purpurea
Jul-Aug
4 QT $8.50
Fragrant, deep pink to carmine flowers on red stems. Bold, textured,
bright green foliage. 3’ tall. Intolerant of drought. Well suited to
mixed borders, massing and at pond edge. Zone 6.
Fragaria
(Strawberry)
Jun

vesca
1 QT $3.75
‘Alba’
(White Fruited Alpine Strawberry)
Like F. vesca ‘Ruegen’, but fruit is white. Apparently, birds are
not attracted to the white fruit! Grown with organic fertilizers.

vesca
Jun
1 QT $3.75
‘Ruegen’
(Alpine Strawberry)
Sweet, tangy berries, twice the size of the species. Compact,
runnerless plants. Bears June – frost. Grown with organic fertilizers.
Zone 5/6.
Also see Strawberry for large fruited varieties
Gaillardia x grandiflora
(Blanket Flower)
Deadheading will extend the bloom time. Requires lean, dry soil.
Mid-west U.S. native. Zone 3.
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‘Arizona Red’
Jun-Sep
2 QT $4.95
Dwarf variety. Large, red flowers. 12” tall. Fleuroselect Gold Medal
Winner.
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‘Arizona Sun’
Jun-Oct
2 QT $4.95
Dwarf variety. Large, daisy-like flowers over a long period.
Red flowers with yellow margins, 3 - 4” across. 12” tall.
Fleuroselect Gold Medal winner.
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‘Mesa Yellow’
Jun-Oct
2 QT $4.95
Single yellow daisy-like flowers, 3” across. 16 - 18” tall. Compact
growth habit.
Gaillardia x grandiflora (continued)
Galium odoratum

(Sweet Woodruff)
May
1 QT $3.25
Whorled, sweetly scented, apple green foliage. Starry, white
flowers. 4 - 8” tall. Excellent, fast-spreading groundcover for
shade. Zone 4.
Galium verum var. maritimum
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(Lady’s Bedstraw)
May-Jun
1 QT $3.75
Forms a low carpet, 1 - 2” tall. Chartreuse flowers. Easy to grow.
Stepping stones, small-scale groundcover. Excellent performer for
us in our trial garden growing in open sun. Zone 5.
Gazania linearis
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(Hardy Gazania)
May-Oct
3 QT $5.95
Glossy mounds of deep green, narrow leaves topped with 3” yellow
flowers. 3” tall. Heat tolerant. Does well in ordinary garden soils as
well as in lean, drier soils. Edger, groundcover, small space filler.
Zone 4.
Gelsemium sempervirens

‘Margarita’ - Trellised
May-Jun
4 QT $9.95
Profuse display of sweetly fragrant yellow trumpets. Twining
evergreen vine. 10 - 20’ long. Foliage turns purple in the fall/winter.
Great for fences, trellises, deck railings, arbors, poles, mailboxes,
downspouts, spilling over retaining walls. Southeastern U.S. native.
A noted cold hardy variety. Zone 6.
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Bloom
Size
Price
Gentiana
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scabra var. buergeri
Oct-Nov
1 QT $8.50
Rich, deep blue tubular flowers - incredibly beautiful! 12” sprawling
stems in a clump. Well-drained, rich, acid soil. Easy to grow.
Another excellent alternative for fall color. Native to Japan. Zone 5.
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septemfida var. lagodechiana Aug-Sep
3 QT $7.25
‘Select’
Intense blue flowers. Well-clothed stems with a prostrate habit.
6 - 10” tall. Native to the Caucasus Mountains. Zone 3.
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‘True Blue’
Jul-Sep
3 QT $7.25
Large, blue flowers from each node up and down the stem. 24 - 30”
tall. Zone 4.
Geranium

‘Orkney Cherry’
May-Sep
3 QT $7.25
Exceptionally long blooming rosy-pink flowers with a white center.
Bronze-green foliage. 10 - 12” tall. Excellent choice for
groundcover plantings, accent, edger, mixed borders. Zone 5.

‘Rozanne’
Jun-Oct
3 QT $7.25
Large, blue-purple flowers - a carefree everbloomer. Finely cut
foliage. 15 - 18” tall. Zone 5.
Geranium macrorrhizum
Spreading, weed-smothering mounds, 12 - 18” tall. Scented
foliage. Semi-evergreen. Red fall/winter foliage. Dry shade tolerant.
Small to large-scale groundcover, mixed borders. Zone 3.
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‘Bevan’s Variety’
May-Jun
3 QT
$6.95
3 QT
$6.95
Deep magenta flowers with red sepals.
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‘Ingwersen’s Variety’
Pale lavender-pink flowers.
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‘Lohfelden’
May-Jun
3 QT $6.95
White, pink-veined flowers. A compact selection only 12” tall.
Zone 4.
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Geranium macrorrhizum (continued)
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‘Spessart’
May-Jun
3 QT
$6.95
White flowers with a hint of pink.
Geranium maculatum

May-Jun
3 QT $5.95
Lavender flowers. 14 - 18” tall. Combines well with ferns, asarum,
saruma, Japanese anemones, arisaema, epimedium, tricyrtis. Nectar
source for spring emerging bumlebee queens. Northeastern U.S.
native. Zone 3.
Geranium wlassovianum

Jun-Aug
3 QT $8.50
Long blooming, magenta-purple flowers. 12 - 18” tall. Nice red fall
foliage. Native to Siberia. Zone 3.
Geranium x cantabrigiense
Neat, compact mounds, 10 - 12” tall. Semi-evergreen. Red fall/winter
foliage. Small to medium-scale groundcover, accent, edger. Zone 4.
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‘Karmina’
Deep pink blooms.
May-Jun
3 QT
$5.95
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‘St. Ola’
May-Jun
3 QT
$5.95
White blooms.
Geum
Leafy mounds of softly haired, green foliage to 8” tall. Requires
well-drained soil. Good cut flower. Excellent border perennial and

‘Eos’
May-Jul
3 QT $9.00
Forms dense, leafy mounds of all gold, compact hairy foliage to
6” tall. Bright orange flowers, 11” tall.
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‘Fireball’
May-Jul
3 QT $6.95
Large, orange-yellow, semi-double flowers. Flowers to 26” tall.
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Bloom
Size
Price
Geum triflorum

(Prairie Smoke)
May-Jun
1 QT $6.95
Pink flowers followed by fuzzy pink seedheads that resemble smoke!
10 - 16” tall. Rosettes of hairy green foliage form low, groundcovering
mats. Well-drained soil. Northeastern U.S. native. Zone 3.
Gillenia trifoliata
(a.k.a. Porteranthus trifoliatus)
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
(Bowman’s Root)
Jun-Jul
3 QT $7.95
Shrub-like habit. Wiry reddish stems. Starry, white flowers,
2 - 3’ tall. Interesting seed heads persist into winter. Attractive
foliage all season long turning orange to yellow in the fall. Tolerant
of a wide variety of conditions. Best with some protection from
afternoon sun. Long-lived. Northeastern U.S. native. Zone 4.
‘Pink Profusion’
Jun-Jul
3 QT
Clear pink flowers. Deep red stems. 24 - 30” tall.
$8.50
Goniolimon tataricum
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(German Statice)
‘Woodcreek’
Aug-Sep
3 QT $5.95
White flowers in mushroom shaped clouds. 18 - 20” tall. Welldrained soil. Leathery leaves. Flower effect is similar to that of
baby’s breath. Excellent dried flower. Zone 4.
Gypsophila

cerastoides
Jun
1 QT $3.55
(Baby’s Breath)
3 QT $5.95
Dark green, round foliage. Mat-forming habit. Masses of white
flowers with pink veins to 8” tall. Well-drained soil. Small-scale
groundcover, rock gardens, containers. Native to the Himalayas.
Zone 4.
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caucasica
Jun-Jul
1 QT $4.95
(Dwarf Baby’s Breath)
Dense grey-green cushions. White to pale pink flowers. 4” tall.
Well-drained soil required. Best suited to berms, rock gardens,
troughs. Zone 5.
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Price
Hakonechloa
(Japanese Forest Grass)
Graceful, arching stems form loose, cascading mounds. Attractive
seed heads. Reminiscent of bamboo. Slow spreading clumps.
Rustles pleasingly in the breeze. Accent, edger, masses & drifts,
containers. The queen of shade grasses!
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macra
Aug-Sep
3 QT
All green foliage. Copper-orange fall color. Zone 4.
$8.50
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macra
Aug-Sep
‘Albo-striata’
White striped foliage. 18 - 24” tall. Zone 4.
1 QT
3 QT
$6.75
$8.50
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macra
Aug-Sep
‘All Gold’
All gold foliage 12 - 15” tall. Zone 6.
3 QT
$8.50
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macra
Aug-Sep
1 QT $6.75
‘Aureola’
3 QT $8.50
Gold, streaked with green foliage. 12 - 15” tall. Turns an intense
pinkish-red in fall. Electric in its ability to light up shady areas.
Zone 5.
Harpochloa falx
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Jul-Aug
3 QT $6.25
‘Compact Black’
Compact, clump-forming habit. 3” long, black, horizontal flower
heads reminiscent of caterpillars. 18 - 24” tall. Profuse blooming.
Organically rich soil. Useful in mixed borders and in masses.
Zone 6.
Helenium flexuosum

‘Tiny Dancer’
Jul-Aug
3 QT $5.95
Bright yellow, reflexed petals surrounding brownish-purple cones.
18 - 24” tall. Heavy blooming. Tolerant of a wide variety of
conditions. Northeastern U.S. native species. Zone 4.
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Size
Price
Helianthus
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Aug-Oct
4 QT $6.95
dowellianus
(McDowell’s Sunflower)
Bright gold, daisy-like flowers. 3 - 4’ tall. Spreading. Attracts
seed-eating birds. Eastern U.S. native. Zone 5.
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Oct
3 QT $5.95
angustifolius
‘Low Down’
(Dwarf Perennial Sunflower)
Hard to believe this is a sunflower – a solid mass of deep gold
daisies only 12” tall! An excellent alternative fall perennial.
Heliopsis helianthoides
(False Sunflower, Oxeye)
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1 QT $3.55
4 QT $5.95
2 GAL $7.95
Warm yellow to gold daisies over a large part of the summer. Forms
bushy clumps, 3 - 5’ tall. Widely adaptable. Easy to grow. Borders,
roadsides, meadows. Good cut flowers. Ours are seed grown
selections of the east coast var. helianthoides. Northeastern U.S.
native. Zone 3.
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‘Asahi’
Jul-Sep
4 QT $7.25
Fully double, golden flowers. Dwarf variety only 36” tall.
Jul-Sep
Hemerocallis
(Day Lily)
Long-lived, low maintenance perennials. Clump-forming. Mass
plantings, accent, garden border, containers. We grow only long
blooming varieties - remove seed pods to extend bloom time.

‘Happy Returns’
Jun-Oct
3 QT $6.25
Canary-yellow blossoms, almost continuously. Heat tolerant.
16” tall. Of ‘Stella d’Oro’ parentage. Zone 4.

‘Spellbinder
Jun-Oct
4 QT $7.95
Large, glowing orange flowers. 34” tall. Light fragrance. Noted as
being among the longest blooming daylilies! Zone 3.
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Price
Hemerocallis (continued)
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‘Stella D’Oro’
Jun-Oct
3 QT $5.70
Golden flowers almost continuously. Light fragrance. 15” tall.
Begins blooming 1 week before ‘Happy Returns’. Zone 3
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acutiloba
Apr
1 QT $6.25
Makes a bouquet of cheery white to blue flowers. One of the
earliest woodland wildflowers to bloom. 3 - 6” tall. Organically rich,
moist soil. Appreciates an occasional shot of lime. Useful
individually and in masses. A charming harbinger of spring.
Hepatica
Herniaria glabra
(Rupturewort)

2.5”POT $2.25
Bright, shiny leaves form a weed-smothering, uniform, green
carpet. Semi-evergreen leaves turning bronze in winter. Low maintenance. Small-scale groundcover, stepping stones, edger, rock
gardens, containers. Tolerates light foot traffic. 1 - 2” tall. Zone 5.

‘Sea Foam’
1 QT $3.95
3 QT $6.25
Same as species only bright green leaves edged in cream.
Eye catching!
Heuchera
(Coralbells)
Durable accent plants. Woodland borders, edger, accent,
containers. Mixes well with deciduous shrubs & trees. Zone 4.

‘Blackout’
Jun-Jul
3 QT $7.25
Shiny, deep purple-black foliage. Compact habit. Creamy white
flowers to 18” tall.
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‘Crimson Curls’
Jun
3 QT
Dramatically ruffled, purple leaves. 8” tall foliage.
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Bloom
Size
Price
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‘Electric Lime’
Jun
3 QT $9.95
Large lime colored leaves form tight mounds, 12” tall. Showy white
flowers to 16” tall. Leaves take on red veining in cool temps. H.
villosa x americana hybrid.
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‘Obsidian’
Jun
3 QT $9.50
Black-purple, shiny, smooth foliage all season. This one really
stands out. Outstanding for contrast with gold and light green
foliage plants. 10” height in foliage, 24” in flower.
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americana
Jun
3 QT $7.95
‘Green Spice’
Vibrant green edged, silver leaves with purple veining. Excellent
contrast plant. 9” tall. Great fall color. Northeastern U.S. native
species.
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micrantha
Jun
1 QT $3.55
‘Palace Purple’
3 QT $5.70
Crinkled, maple-like, bronze-purple foliage. 12 - 18” tall. Small white
flowers. 1991 PPA Perennial Plant of the Year.

sanguinea
Jun-Sep
3 QT $9.00
‘Paris’
Large red flowers in bloom all season for us in our trials! Green
foliage with white marbling, 10” tall. Zone 4.

sanguinea
Jun-Jul
3 QT $6.25
‘Snow Angel’
Light green leaves mottled with a light cream variegation. 12” tall
mounds of foliage. Showy pink flowers. Zone 4.
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villosa
Sep-Oct
3 QT $6.95
‘Bronze Wave’
Shiny purple foliage. 18” tall. Cream flowers. A large, robust
heuchera.
Heuchera (continued)
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Price
Heuchera (continued)
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villosa
Sep
3 QT $6.95
‘Caramel’
Glowing apricot new growth fading to soft amber by summer.
Intense salmon-red fall foliage. Fuzzy leaves with pink undersides.
Long panicles of creamy white flowers, 12 - 18” tall. Bred from the
eastern U.S. native species H. villosa.
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villosa
Sep
3 QT $6.95
‘Citronelle’
Glowing yellow to chartreuse, fuzzy foliage. Long panicles of
creamy white flowers. 10 - 15” tall. Bred from the eastern U.S. native
species H. villosa.
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villosa
Sep
3 QT $6.95
‘Encore’
Starts out rose-purple maturing to a light amber-rose with a heavy
silver overlay! An offspring of ‘Caramel’. 12 - 18” tall.
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villosa
Sep
3 QT $6.95
‘Mocha’
Large, deep purple leaves. The darkest of the villosas. A large
growing variety. Creamy white flowers.
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villosa var. macrorrhiza
Sep-Oct
3 QT $6.25
‘Autumn Bride’
Fuzzy, lime green foliage. Nearly evergreen. Fountains of pure
white flowers, 24” tall in bloom. Good cut flower. Forms a nice
groundcover being especially useful under trees and shrubs. A
Gold Medal Plant Award winner of the Long Island Horticultural
Society. Eastern U.S. native. Zone 5.
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coccineus
Jul-Sep
1 QT $3.55
(Scarlet Rose Mallow)
Large, deep red 6” flowers. Upright stems 5 - 7’ tall. Deeply divided
maple-like foliage. Grows well in garden soil if kept moist. Southeastern U.S. native. Zone 6.
Hibiscus
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Price
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moscheutos var. palustris
Jul-Sep
1 QT $3.55
(Marsh Mallow)
2 GAL $8.50
Pink flowers (occasionally red or white), 5” across. Showy mid to
late season stars of the garden. Forms stands of erect stems from
4 - 6’ tall. Slow to emerge in spring. Brilliant yellow fall foliage.
Performs well in garden soils as long as it is not droughty. Salt
tolerant. We are proudly offering Long Island provenance of this
northeastern U.S. native wetland species. Zone 4.
Hibiscus (continued)
Hosta
Long-lived perennials. At their best in organically rich, moist soil.
However, they are tolerant of a wide range of conditions.
Groundcover, edger, tree islands, mixed border. Combines well with
choice woodlanders like asarum, saruma, epimedium, polygonatum,
pulmonaria, tricytris. Flowers and foliage useful in flower
arranging. Zone 3.
 M ‘Allan P. McConnell’
Jul-Aug
3 QT $6.25
Small, dark green leaves with pure white edge. Forms compact
mounds to 12” tall. Lavender flowers. Ideally suited as an edger for
the garden border, pathway and patio.
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‘Blue Mouse Ears’
Jun-Jul
2 QT $7.25
Thick, rounded blue leaves reminiscent of mouse ears. 6” tall x 12”
wide. Lavender flowers. A sport of Hosta ‘Blue Cadet’.
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‘Ginkgo Craig’
Aug-Sep
3 QT $7.95
Lance-shaped, green leaves with a clear white edge. 8” tall x 20” wide.
 M
‘Golden Tiara’
Jul-Aug
3 QT $5.70
Light green, heart-shaped leaves with yellow margins. Forms
mounds 12” tall x 16” wide. Purple blossoms.
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‘Hadspen Blue’
Jul-Aug
3 QT $7.25
Powder-blue foliage. Forms mound 12” tall x 16” wide. Light
lavender flowers. Stunning on the north side of our home. Foliage
retains its color best in full shade.
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Hosta (continued)
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clausa
Jul-Sep
3 QT $6.75
‘Normalis’
Narrow, green leaves. 12” tall. Dark purple flowers. Quite
rhizomatous making it an excellent shade groundcover.
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fortunei
Jul-Aug
1 QT $3.25
‘Albo-marginata’
White edged green foliage 18 - 24” tall. Pale lavender flowers.
Classic variety.
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fortunei
Jul-Aug
1 QT $3.75
‘Aureo-marginata’
Gold edged green foliage. 18 - 24” tall. Pale lavender flowers.
Classic variety.
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laevigata
Jul-Aug
3 QT $6.95
Wavy, green, lance-shaped leaves. 10” tall. Star-like violet flowers.
Ideally suited as an edger for the garden border, pathway and patio.
Recently discovered in Korea.
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shaishu jima
Jul-Aug
2.5”POT $3.75
Tiny, narrow, wavy leaves. 3” tall x 6” wide. Purplish flowers.
Really cute!
Hosta - Fragrant Series
These varieties are worth planting for fragance alone!
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‘Fragrant Blue’
Jul-Aug
3 QT $7.25
Blue foliage. 12” tall. Sweetly fragrant, light lavender flowers.
Foliage retains its color best in full shade.
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‘Fragrant Bouquet’
Jul-Aug
3 QT $7.25
Apple green, heart-shaped leaves with light yellow margins. Forms
mounds 18” tall x 26” wide. Very fragrant, large white flowers.
Rapid grower. Zone 4.
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‘Honey Bells’
Aug
3 QT $5.70
Light green, heart-shaped leaves. Forms mounds 24” tall. Large,
sweetly fragrant, light lavender flowers. Rapid grower. Introduced
in 1950. Zone 4.
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Hosta - Fragrant Series (continued)
 M ‘Stained Glass’
Jul-Aug
3 QT $8.50
Shiny gold foliage with dark green margins. 15” tall x 36” wide. Very
fragrant, light lavender flowers. Sun tolerant. A sport of
‘Guacamole’ (which was a sport of ‘Fragrant Bouquet’). Has
received rave reviews.
Houttuynia cordata
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‘Chameleon’
May-Jun
3 QT $5.45
Showy green, cream and red, heart-shaped leaves. Forms a dense
groundcover. Aggressive spreader. 12 - 15” tall. White flowers.
Zone 5.
Humulus lupulus
(Hops)
Twining perennial vine grows rapidly to over 15’ tall every season
then dies back after frost. The hops flower imparts bitterness and
herbal aroma to beer. Provide support. Zone 5.

‘Aureus’ - Trellised
Chartreuse leaves.
4 QT
$10.50

‘Nugget’ - Trellised
Aug-Sep
4 QT
A commerical variety used in the production of beer.
$10.50
Aug-Sep
Hydrangea anomala var. tiliifolia
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(Climbing Hydrangea)
Staked
Jun-Jul
3 QT $10.50
Climbing vine. A smaller leafed variety of climbing hydrangea.
Clings to tree bark, brick, stone, concrete or wood. Can climb
20 - 30’ over time. White, lacecap flowers. Exfoliating cinnamonbrown bark. Zone 5.
Hydrocotyle sieboldii
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(Pennywort)
‘Variegata’
1 QT $3.75
A diminutive prostrate creeper. Small leaves with a white margin
are held on rapidly spreading stems rooting at each node. Moist
shade groundcover, edger, stepping stones, ponds. Zone 6.
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Hylomecon japonica

(Woodland Poppy)
Apr
3 QT $9.50
Clear yellow poppies 2” across. Light green leaves. 12” tall.
Summer dormant. A charming spring ephemeral useful in the shade
garden. Combine with ferns, Begonia grandis, platycodons, forgetme-nots, pulmonaria, bulbs. Zone 6.
Hypericum
(St. John’s Wort)
Jun-Jul
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calycinum
 D
frondosum
Jun-Jul
3 QT $7.25
‘Sunburst’
Large, bright yellow flowers. Handsome, blue-green foliage.
Dense, rounded shrub habit. 2 - 3’ tall. Mixed borders, massing.
 D
‘Hidcote’
1 QT $3.55
3 QT $5.95
Rapid spreading, weed-smothering groundcover, 12 - 18” tall.
Attractive, semi-evergreen leaves. Bright yellow, 2 - 3” flowers.
Medium to large-scale groundcover, erosion control. Mow once in
early spring. Salt tolerant. Zone 6.
Jun-Jul,
3 QT $7.25
Sep-Oct
Large, 3” yellow flowers. Shrub habit 2 - 4’ tall. Best if cut back
hard in late winter. Useful in groundcover masses, mixed borders
and as an accent. Zone 5.
Hyssopus officinalis
(Hyssop)
Upright spikes like lavender. 8 - 24” tall. Requires well-drained
soil. Fragrant flowers and leaves. Mixed borders, herb gardens,
accent, mini hedge. Excellent lavender substitute. Zone 4.
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Blue form
Blue flowered form.
Jul-Sep
3 QT
$5.95
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Pink form
Pink flowered form.
Jul-Sep
3 QT
$5.95
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Bloom
Size
Price
Hyssopus officinalis
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White form
White flowered form.
3 QT
$5.95
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‘Dwarf Blue’
Jul-Sep
3 QT
(Dwarf Hyssop)
Dark blue-lavender flowers. Compact form. 12” tall.
$5.95
Jul-Sep
Iberis sempervirens
(Candytuft)
Forms evergreen mounds. Bright white flowers. Requires excellent
drainage. Edger, walls, terraces, rock gardens, small-scale
groundcover, containers. Particularly effective where it can spill
over. Zone 4.
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‘Purity’
Apr-May
1 QT
Compact form. Large, white flowers. 8 - 10” tall.
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‘Red Baron’
3 QT $6.95
(Japanese Blood Grass)
Beginning in the spring with red leaf tips, the coloring intensifies
during the summer. Becomes nearly solid red by late summer and
autumn. 20” tall. Moderately spreads by rhizomes. A durable
groundcover. Useful as an accent and in masses. Zone 6.
$3.75
Imperata
Indigofera pseudotinctoria


(False Indigo)
Jul-Sep
3 QT
$7.25
Woody prostrate groundcover. Rose-pink, pea-like flowers. 6 - 12”
tall. Well-drained soil. Front of the border, edger, slopes. An easy
care, long blooming groundcover in our trials. Zone 5.
‘Rose Carpet’
Jul-Sep
A named cultivar similar to the species.
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$7.25
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Iris cristata
(Crested Iris)
Leaves to 6” tall. Forms lush, dense colonies over time. Ideal in
organically rich, moist soil and part shade. Combines well with
ferns, carex, asarum, saruma, astilbe, astrantia, chelone, hosta,
Begonia grandis. Small to large-scale groundcover, drifts, accent,
edger, woodlands, rock gardens. Northeastern U.S. native. Zone 3.
M
cristata
Apr-May
Fragrant, blue flowers with golden crests.
1 QT
$3.75
 M
cristata
Apr-May
‘Alba’
Fragrant, white flowers with yellow crests.
1 QT
$3.75
Iris germanica
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‘Immortality’
May +
3 QT $6.95
Reblooming pure white flowers with light lemon beards, ruffled with
strong, sweet fragrance. 29” tall. Zone 3.
Iris prismatica
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(Slender Blue Flag)
Jun
3 QT $6.25
Violet flowers, 10 - 14” tall. Distinctive three sided seed pods
shaped like a prism. Spreading habit. Excellent for naturalizing.
Northeastern U.S. native. Our plants are Long Island provenance.
Zone 3.
Iris setosa var. canadensis
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May-Jun
3 QT
$5.95
Blue-purple flowers with darker veins, 12 - 15” tall. Foliage remains
neat and clean all season long. Excellent choice for edging, smallscale groundcover, borders. Northeastern U.S. native. Zone 4.
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Price
Iris sibirica
(Siberian Iris)
Forms elegant, upright clumps of narrow, arching foliage. Dramatic
in bloom. Dark brown seed pods useful in dried flower arranging.
Easy and reliable border perennials. Zone 4.
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‘Baby Sister’
Jun-Jul
Blue-violet flowers. Dwarf variety. 14” tall.
3 QT
$5.95
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‘Gull’s Wing’
Jun-Jul
Large, semi-ruffled, white flowers. 34” tall.
4 QT
$6.25
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‘Nana Alba’
Jun-Jul
White flowers. 1 - 2’ tall. Dwarf variety.
3 QT
$6.25
Iris verna
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(Dwarf Iris)
May
1 QT
$3.75
Violet flowers. Stiff, narrow leaves. 6 - 10” tall. Eastern U.S. native
species. Zone 5.
Iris versicolor
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(Blue Flag)
Jun
3 QT $5.95
Blue-violet flowers. 2 - 3’ tall. Salt tolerant. Northeastern U.S.
native. Zone 4.
Jeffersonia diphylla

(Twinleaf)
Apr
1 QT $7.25
White flowers. Handsome leaves, each composed of two leaf
blades, appear like sets of butterfly wings. 12 - 16” tall. Shade
groundcover. Best in deciduous shade. Interesting seed pods.
Combines well with ferns, arisaema, tiarella, tricyrtis, carex.
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Jovibarba hirta
(Rollers)
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1 QT
$3.75
Low growing, succulent groundcover. Sempervivum relative. Bright
red and green bicolor rosettes. Produces a multitude of tiny chicks
that roll off and root where they land. Purple winter color. 1 - 2” tall.
Well-drained soil. Tolerant of infertile & sandy soil. Pathway edger,
containers, gentle slopes, terraces, rock gardens.
Juncus
(Rush)
Dramatic clump formers - architecturally interesting. Quill-like
cylindrical leaves. Native to moist to wet habitats. They perform
well in typical garden soils if provided regular moisture. Specimen,
ponds, wet areas, containers.
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effusus
Jun
1 QT
$3.75
(Common Rush)
4 QT
$5.95
Dark green leaves. Stiffly upright, arching habit. 2 - 4' tall. Can
grow in shallow water up to 6” deep. Used to make tatami mats in
Japan. Native throughout the northern hemisphere & northeastern
U.S. We have successfully used this, along with native Hibiscus
and others, in our nursery to mitigate water runoff. Come visit us to
see our ongoing efforts. Zone 5.
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effusus
Jun
1 QT
$3.95
‘Goldstrike’
Like the species, only each leaf has a gold stripe along its length.
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effusus
Jun
3 QT
$6.75
‘Unicorn’
Similiar to ‘Spiralis’ only larger in all dimensions. 12 - 18” tall. Can
grow in shallow water up to 3” deep. Zone 5.
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Kalimeris
Daisy-like flowers. Aster relative. Good cut flowers. Easy to grow.
Zone 5.
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‘Blue Star’
Jun-Aug
3 QT
$5.45
Pale blue, daisy-like flowers over deep green foliage to mid August.
Compact habit. 12 - 18” tall.
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‘Geisha’
Aug-Sep
3 QT
$5.95
Stunnings white and pink leaf variegation in the spring extending
into the summer, eventually fading to green. Lavender, daisy-like
flowers. 36” tall.
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‘Shogun’
Aug-Sep
3 QT
$5.70
Creamy yellow leaf margins age to white. Light lavender, daisy-like
flowers. Compact habit. 18” tall.
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integrifolia
Jun-Sep
4 QT
$5.45
Single, one inch, white, daisy-like flowers on a compact mound of
green. 24 - 36” tall. Heat & humidity tolerant.
Knautia macedonica
Pin-cushion shaped flowers. Good cut & dried flower. Well-drained
soil. Self-sows. Borders, cottage gardens. Zone 5.

‘Mars Midget’
Jul-Sep
3 QT
$5.95
Ruby-red flowers, 2” in diameter. A dwarf selection, only 16” tall.

‘Melton Pastels’
Jul-Sep
3 QT
$5.95
Pink, red, salmon and light blue pastel flowers, 2” in diameter.
3 - 4” tall.
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‘Red Knight’
Jul-Sep
Deep red flowers, 2” in diameter. 32” tall.
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$5.95
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Lamiastrum
(Yellow Archangel)
Metallic silver foliage. Yellow flowers. Evergreen to semi-evergreen.
Dry shade tolerant. Edger, accent, groundcover, containers. Zone 4.
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‘Herman’s Pride’
May-Jun
1 QT
Non-spreading variety of this tough species. 6 - 8” tall.
Bright yellow flowers.
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‘Silver Spangles
May-Jun
2 QT
$4.95
Non-spreading variety of this tough species. 6 - 8” tall. Soft yellow
flowers.
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‘Variegatum’
May-Jun
2.5”POT $1.95
Running stems. 12” tall. Large-scale groundcover, large
containers. Zone 4.
$3.25
Lamium maculatum
Evergreen to semi-evergreen. 4 - 6” tall. Performs best in cool
shady areas in organically rich soil. Dry shade tolerant. Small to
medium-scale groundcover, accent, edger, containers, woodlands.
For seven years, we have had ‘Red Nancy’ in a container that
receives no maintenance and it always looks good. Zone 4.
 D
‘Chequers’
Smoky violet flowers. The darkest flower color of our Lamium
offerings. Green leaves with a white band.
 D
‘Ghost’
Foliage almost completely silver. Larger growing than other
varieties. 10 - 12” tall. Orchid-purple flowers.
 D
‘Red Nancy’
Foliage almost completely silver, like that of ‘White Nancy’. Rosepink flowers.
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‘Rolling Rock’
Dark green leaves with a white-splashed stripe. Clear white
flowers. A 1999 Glover Perennials introduction.
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Lamium maculatum (continued)
 D
‘Shell Pink’
Soft pink flowers. Creamy-white band on green foliage.
 D
‘White Nancy’
Beautiful foliage, almost completely silver. Clear white flowers.
Lathyrus maritimus
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(Beach Pea)
Jun-Aug
1 QT $3.55
Perennial pea inhabiting beaches and dunes along the Northeastern
U.S. coast and around the northern hemisphere. Pink-purple
flowers. Trailing habit. Lean, sandy soil. Salt tolerant. Soil binder.
Zone 3.
Laurentia
(Blue Star Creeper)
Low, carpeting habit. 1” tall. Rapid spreader. Takes light foot
traffic. Stepping stones, small-scale groundcover, edger, containers.


fluviatilis
Light blue flowers. Zone 6.
May-Sept
fluviatilis
‘Alba’
White flowers. Zone 7.
May-Jul
1 QT
$1.95
$3.25
2.5”POT
$2.45
2.5”POT
Lavendula
(Lavender)
Aromatic flowers & foliage. Silver-grey evergreen leaves. Requires
well-drained soil. Pathway/patio edger, low hedges, borders, herb
garden. Zone 5.
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angustifolia
Jun-Aug
4 QT
‘Hidcote’
6 QT
Deep violet flowers on compact plants. 12 - 15” tall.
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$7.95
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Lavendula (continued)
D
intermedia
Jun-Aug
4 QT
‘Grosso’
6 QT
Extremely fragrant, violet flowers. 20 - 24” tall. Raised
commercially in France for lavender oil.
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intermedia
Jun-Aug
4 QT $6.75
‘Provence’
6 QT $8.50
Highly fragrant, lavender-blue flowers. 30” tall. A more rot resistant
variety.
$6.75
$8.50
Leptodermis oblonga

Jun-Sep
3 QT $7.55
Fragrant purple flowers. Blooms heavily June - July, then lightly
thereafter. Low mounding, deciduous shrub. 3’ tall. Looks like a
miniature lilac. Excellent performer for us here at our nursery garden.
Easy. Low maintenance. Zone 5.
Lespedeza bicolor
D
(Dwarf Bushclover)
‘Yakushima’
Jul-Aug
3 QT $7.95
Violet-purple flowers. A dwarf variety that forms feathery mounds
12 - 18” tall. Woody. Best if cut back hard in late winter. Mixed
borders. Zone 4.
Leucanthemum x superbum
(Shasta Daisy)
Shiny, deep green foliage. Evergreen basal leaves in winter. Good
cut flowers. Zone 4.

‘Becky’
Jun-Jul
4 QT $5.45
Big, single white daisies. A most reliable shasta daisy and an old
garden favorite. 3 - 4’ tall. 2003 PPA Perennial Plant of the Year.
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japonicum
Sep-Oct
4 QT $10.50
‘Golden Angel’
Attractive all yellow to chartreuse foliage. Clumping shrub habit.
Creamy-white, bottle brush-like flowers. 2 - 3’ tall. Yellow fall
foliage. Choice woodlander. Native to Japan. Zone 6.

japonicum
Sep-Oct
4 QT $10.50
‘Variegatum’
Attractive, yellow to chartreuse & green variegated foliage. Dark
red stems. Shrub habit. Creamy-white, fragrant, bottle brush-like
flowers. 2 - 3’ tall. Yellow fall foliage. Woodlander. Native to Japan.
Zone 6.

stellipilum
Oct
4 QT $10.50
Attractive, green, quilted foliage. White downy stems. Each stem is
tipped with multiple spikes of dark pink, bottle brush-like flowers.
Shrub habit reminiscent of Hydrangea macrophylla. 2 - 3’ tall.
Yellow fall foliage. Woodlander. Native to Japan. Zone 6.
Leucoseptrum
Liatris
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pycnostachya
Jul-Aug
4 QT $6.75
(Prairie Blazing Star)
Pink-purple (occasionally white) flowers in upright spikes. 3 - 4’ tall.
Good cut flowers. Does not need staking. Borders, moist meadows,
under downspouts. Considered the best Liatris species for borders
and formal gardens. Midwestern U.S. native. Zone 3.
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scariosa var. novae-angliae
Jul-Aug
4 QT $6.75
(New England Blazing Star)
Pink-purple flowers in upright spikes. 3’ tall. Good cut flower.
Northeastern U.S. native. We are proudly offering Long Island
provenance plants. Zone 3.
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Ligularia
Impressive flowers rise well above the foliage. Forms large domes
of large leaves. Best in organically rich soils. Intolerant of drought
conditions. Zone 4.
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dentata
Jul-Aug
3 QT $7.95
‘Britt Marie Crawford’
4 QT $8.50
Large, round, deep purple leaves. Orange-yellow daisies. 2 - 3’ tall.
M
dentata
Jul-Aug
4 QT
‘Othello’
Large, purple leaves. Orange-yellow daisies. 3 - 4’ tall.
$6.25
M
stenocephala
Aug-Sep
‘The Rocket’
Bright lemon-yellow flowers. 4 - 5’ tall.
$6.25
4 QT
Lilium formosanum

(Formosa Lily)
Aug-Sep
4 QT $7.25
Sweetly fragrant, 6 - 10”, white flowers with dark purple stripe.
6 - 7’ tall! Will grow 4 - 5’ tall in first year. Ornamental seed heads
for winter interest. Zone 5.
Limonium
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D
(Sea Lavender)
carolinianum
Jul-Aug
3 QT $5.95
Airy masses of tiny violet flowers. 8 - 16” tall. Rosettes of fleshy
foliage. Well-drained soil. Salt tolerant. Excellent dried flower.
Seaside plantings, borders, naturalizing. Native along the coast of
northeastern U.S. Our plants are Long Island provenance. Zone 3.
latifolium
Jul-Aug
3 QT $5.95
Rosettes of leathery, evergreen foliage. Airy masses of tiny, bluelavender flowers. 1 - 2’ tall. Well-drained soil. Salt tolerant.
Excellent seaside plant and dried flower. Zone 3.
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Liriope muscari
Grass-like, evergreen leaves. 12” tall. Slow spreading clumps.
Pathway/patio edger, small to large-scale groundcover. Mow back
in early spring. Zone 5.
 D ‘Big Blue’
Aug-Sep
4”POT $2.95
3 QT $5.25
Aug-Sep
4”POT $4.55
3 QT $6.75
Large, lavender flowers.
 D ‘Pee Dee Ingot’
Chartreuse to gold foliage. Lilac-purple flowers.
D ‘Variegata’
Aug-Sep
4”POT $2.95
Wide creamy-yellow striped leaves. Lilac flowers.
Lobelia
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cardinalis
Jul-Aug
2 QT $4.95
(Cardinal Flower)
Clumps of long upright stems 3 - 4’ tall. Intense deep red flowers.
Excellent cut flower. Native of wet woods, swamps, pond & stream
margins of northeastern U.S. May naturalize where happy. Zone 3.
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chinensis
May-Jul
1 QT $3.55
Carpeting groundcover. Pale lavender flowers. Fast spreading.
Like Laurentia fluviatilis in habit. Zone 6.
Lonicera - Vines
(Honeysuckle)
Vigorous twining growth habit. Needs support to climb, otherwise
a groundcover. Fences, trellises, arbors, deck railings, poles, wall
shrub, mailboxes. Grown on 24” U-shaped bamboo trellis.
Enhanced fragrance at night.

‘Dropmore Scarlet’

‘Goldflame’
May-Sep
4 QT $10.50
Scarlet-orange flowers over a long season. Bluish-green foliage.
Excellent vigor and cold hardiness. Zone 3.
May-Sep
4 QT $10.50
Bright coral-pink flowers opening to golden yellow. Like candy to
the eyes. Free blooming. Zone 5.
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Lonicera - Vines (continued)

‘Lisa’
Jun-Jul
4 QT $10.50
Bright pink buds open to fragrant, white flowers that age to soft
yellow. Mildew resistant, green foliage. Zone 5.

periclymenum
Jun-Sep
4 QT $10.50
‘Munster’
Extremely fragrant. Pink buds opening to white flowers fading to
yellow. Mildew resistant, bronze-green foliage. Zone 5.

periclymenum
Jul-Sep
4 QT $10.50
‘Serotina’
Purple flower buds opening to yellow. Fragrant. Purplish foliage.
Mildew resistant. Outstanding.

sempervirens
May-Jun
4 QT $10.50
Scarlet-red flowers with yellow-orange throats. Mildew resistant.

sempervirens
‘Blanche Sandman’
Warm apricot buds opening up to lemon-yellow. Clean, mildew
resistant foliage. Northeastern U.S. native species. Zone 4.

sempervirens
May-Sep
4 QT $10.50
‘John Clayton’
Solid yellow blooming variety. Good repeat bloomer. Mildew
resistant. Northeastern U.S. native species. Zone 4.

sempervirens
May-Sep
4 QT $10.50
‘Major Wheeler’
Scarlet red flowers with yellow-orange throats. Noted long
blooming variety.

tragophylla
Jun-Aug
4 QT $10.50
Very long, red buds open up to butter-yellow, fragrant trumpets.
May produce bright red berries. Mildew resistant. Zone 6.
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Lonicera - Shrubs

fragrantissima
Mar-Apr
4 QT $9.95
(Winter Honeysuckle)
Wide spreading deciduous shrub, 6 - 10’ tall. Extremely fragrant
creamy white flowers - among the most fragrant flowering shrubs!
Rapid grower. A good screen plant for the shrub border. We love to
cut branches in the winter to force inside! Zone 4.

pileata
May
3 QT $7.25
‘Hohenkrummer’
Evergreen shrubs with glossy leaves. White flowers. 3 - 5’ tall.
Takes well to pruning if desired. Excellent for low hedges and
providing “evergreenness” to perennial plantings. Road salt
tolerant. This variety and the following were shared with us by Fritz
Schaefer of Atlantic Nurseries, Dix Hills, NY. Zone 6.

pileata
May
3 QT $7.25
‘Moss Green’
More prostrate habit than L. ‘Hohenkrummer’, attaining 18 - 30” tall.

‘Pleniflorus’
Jun-Jul
1 QT $3.75
Forms dense carpets of tiny green leaves. Orange buds opening to
bright yellow, double flowers. 2 - 3” tall. Tolerates light foot traffic.
Useful groundcover as a lawn substitute, between stepping stones,
on slopes, over walls and as an edger. Zone 4.
Lotus corniculatus
Luzula acuminata

(Wood-rush)
Apr-May
3 QT $7.25
Hairy, evergreen, grass-like leaves. 6 - 12” tall. Flowers to
20” tall. Dense tufts are moderate spreading. Ruby-red foliage
highlights in winter. Excellent companion for ferns, woodland
flowers. Ideal for under trees & among shrubs. Northeastern U.S.
native. Zone 4.
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Luzula nivea
MD
(Snowy Wood-rush)
Jun-Jul
3 QT $7.25
Vigourous clumps to 15” tall. Hairy, narrow, semi-evergreen leaves.
Loose heads of icy white flowers. 24 - 30” tall. Slow spreading.
Useful singly or in masses. Zone 6.
Luzula sylvatica
(Wood-rush)
Evergreen, grass-like leaves taper to a fine point. 12” tall. Flowers
to 24” tall. Dense tufts slowly spread to form weed-smothering
masses. Dry shade and moist shade tolerant. Useful both
individually and in masses. Ideal in tree and shrub beds.
Companion for ferns and other woodlanders. They are performing
very well under our mature Norway maple! Zone 4.
MD
sylvatica
See description above
 M D ‘Aurea’
May-Jun
3 QT
$7.25
May-Jun
3 QT
$7.55
May-Jun
3 QT
$7.55
(Golden Wood-rush)
All gold leaves. Zone 6.
MD
‘Marginata’
(Variegated Wood-rush)
Shiny leaves edged in white.
Lychnis coronaria
D
(Rose Campion)
Jun-Jul
3 QT $5.45
Rosettes of woolly silver leaves cover the ground. Brilliant deep
rose-pink flowers, 18 - 30” tall. Does well in poor, dry soils. Short
lived perennial, but self-sows abundantly. Zone 4.
.
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Lysimachia
M
$2.45
1 QT $3.55
A micro creeper growing in very dense mats. Yellow, starry flowers.
Evergreen to 15 degrees Fahrenheit. Ideally suited for part shade
stepping stone and small-scale groundcover applications. Zone 5.
M
nummularia
May-Jun
2.5”POT $1.95
‘Aurea’
1 QT $3.25
(Creeping Jenny)
Chartreuse-gold foliage. Needs some sun to maintain its color.
Zone 4.
japonica var. minutissima
Jun-Jul
2.5”POT
Marrubium rotundifolium
(Silver Horehound)
D
3 QT $6.25
Soft, felted, upward curled leaves. Spreads to form a beautiful,
silvery green mat. 6” tall. Well-drained soil. Thrives in low fertility
soil. Excellent contrast plant when combined in mixed borders.
Groundcover, edger, accent. Native to Turkey. Zone 4.
Mazus
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reptans
May-Jun
1 QT $3.25
Appealing, 1 - 2” tall carpet of bright green. Blue flowers. Fast
spreading, more so in moist soils. Takes foot traffic (dog traffic
too!). Great stepping stone, rock garden, small to medium-scale
groundcover plant. Plant at edge of lawn and let creep in. Zone 5.
M
reptans
May-Jun
1 QT $3.25
‘Alba’
Similar to Mazus reptans only with white flowers. Foliage is a
lighter green.
M
cordata
May-Jul
1 QT $3.75
Dark green, heart-shaped leaves. Low spreading habit like that of
Lamium. Showy, bright lavender-pink flowers. 4 - 6” tall. Deep
shade tolerant. Shade groundcover. Long blooming. Eastern U.S.
native. Zone 4.
Meehania
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Milium effusum

(Golden Wood Millet)
‘Aureum’
Jun
1 QT $3.95
Soft all gold foliage. Clumping habit. 12 - 18” tall. Cool season
grower. Excellent in combination with spring bloomers, ferns, carex
and tricyrtis. Zone 6.
Mimulus tilingii
M
(Monkey Flower)
Jun-Jul
1 QT $3.55
Large, canary yellow flowers. Light green foliage. 12” tall. Requires
constant moisture. Useful around ponds and other wet areas.
Western U.S. native. Zone 4.
Miscanthus

sinensis
Aug-Jan
4 QT $6.25
‘Little Kitten’
Green, fine bladed foliage. Clump-forming habit. 3’ tall foliage in
summer. Inflorescences open red tinted and fade to beige.
4 1/2’ tall in flower. Gold and red fall foliage. Zone 6.

sinensis
Sep +
4 QT $6.25
‘Morning Light’
Narrow, white variegated leaves. Late blooming, bronze-red flowers
turning to cream with age. 5’ tall. Graceful form. Zone 5.
Mitella
 M
diphylla
May-Jun
3 QT $5.95
(Miterwort)
Maple leaf-shaped, hairy, green foliage. Small white flowers on
slender spikes resemble snowflakes. 10 - 18” tall. Evergreen with
purple veining in winter. Organically rich soil. Native groundcover
of the northeastern U.S. Mixes well with ferns, sedges, hostas,
toadlilies, woodland phlox. Zone 4.

japonica
May-Jun
3 QT $6.75
‘Variegata’
Bright green foliage splashed with yellow-white. 12” tall.
Organically rich, well-drained soil. Shade groundcover. Zone 6.
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Molinia caerulea
(Moor Grass)

‘Variegata’
Jul-Aug
3 QT $6.25
Dramatically striped light yellow leaves. Clump-forming. Attractive
bright yellow flower stalks. 2’ tall. Zone 5.
Monarda
Mildew resistant varieties with fragrant foliage. Best when soil is
kept evenly moist. Eastern U.S. native. Zone 4.
M
‘Grand Parade’
Jul-Aug
Purple-pink flowers. 16 - 20” tall.
M
‘Jacob Cline’
Jun-Aug
6 QT
$6.95
4 QT
6 QT
Bright red flowers. Highly mildew resistant. 4’ tall.
$5.70
$6.95
M
‘Marshall’s Delight’
Rich pink flowers. 3’ tall.
Jul-Aug
1 QT
4 QT
6 QT
$3.25
$5.70
$6.95
M
‘Raspberry Wine’
Jul-Aug
Wine-red flowers. 30 - 42” tall.
4 QT
6 QT
$5.70
$6.95
Monarda bradburyana
D
May-Jul
3 QT $6.75
Light pink flowers. Fragrant foliage takes on pleasing copper tones.
1 - 2’ tall. Drought tolerant (unlike other monardas). Powdery
mildew resistant. Woodlands, meadows, garden borders.
Ornamental, globe-shaped seed heads on long stems excellent for
dried flower arranging. Eastern U.S. native. Zone 5.
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Muhlenbergia
D
capillaris
Sep-Nov
4 QT $6.25
(Pink Muhly Grass)
Pink, cotton candy-like plumes. Dark green, fine-textured foliage.
Clump-forming habit. 3 - 4’ tall. Effective singly and in masses. A
good choice for groundcover use in droughty soils. Northeastern
U.S. native of sandy or rocky soils. Zone 6, possibly 5.
Mukdenia rossii
M
‘Crimson Fans’
Mar-Apr
3 QT $11.50
Maple-like leaves take on bright red highlights in the summer,
intensifying in the fall. 12” tall. White, bell-shaped flowers in
branched panicles, 16” tall. Groundcovering. Zone 4.
Myosotis sylvatica
(Forget-Me-Nots)
Garden naturalizer. Mixes well with ferns, tricyrtis, astilbe, saruma
Iris cristata, Begonia grandis, spring flowering bulbs. Performs best
in moist soils. 6 - 8” tall. Zone 5.
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‘Victoria Indigo’
May-Jun
Intense deep blue flowers. Compact habit.
1 QT
$3.25
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‘Victoria Lavender’
Lavender flowers.
May-Jun
1 QT
$3.25
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‘Victoria Pink’
Radiant pink flowers.
May-Jun
1 QT
$3.25
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‘Victoria White’
White flowers.
May-Jun
1 QT
$3.25
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Myrica pensylvanica
(Bayberry)
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3 QT $7.25
Tough, low maintenance shrub. Glossy green, aromatic leaves.
Waxy berries fall/winter used in colonial days for making candles.
6 - 9’tall. Exceptionally drought tolerant. Salt tolerant. Borders,
foundation plantings, massing, seashore. Coastal native of northeastern U.S. Ours are Long Island provenance. Zone 2.
Nasella tenuissima
(Mexican Feather Grass)
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Jun-Dec
1 QT $3.55
Extremely fine textured foliage forms dense clumps that move easily
in the breeze. Golden, soft, silky flowers become a straw color.
Ever present. 2’ tall. Zone 6.
Nepeta
(Catmint)
Aromatic leaves. Clump-forming. Drought tolerant and seaside
tolerant. Low maintenance. Small to medium-scale groundcover,
pathway/patio edger, accent, underplanting for roses, garden borders all around versatile and exceptionally long blooming perennials.
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‘Baby Blue’
Apr-Jul
3 QT $5.95
Profusion of light blue flowers. 10 -12” tall. Reads blue - darker than
our previous introduction ‘Ice Blue’. A 2010 Glover Perennials
introduction! Zone 3.
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‘Dropmore’
May-Oct
3 QT $5.25
Deep lavender flowers all season. Grey-green, aromatic foliage.
18 - 24” tall. Zone 3.
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‘Joanna Reed’
May-Oct
4 QT $5.95
Large, dark violet flowers. 24” tall. Well-drained soil. Shear after
flowering for extended bloom time. Zone 4.
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‘Kit Kat’
Jun-Aug
3 QT $5.70
The most dwarf Nepeta yet. Tiny leaves smaller than that of ‘Little
Titch’, with a somewhat stiffer habit. Deep blue-purple flowers.
6 - 8” tall. Zone 3.
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‘Little Titch’
May-Oct
Deep lavender-blue flowers. 8” tall. Zone 3.
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‘Select Blue’
May-Oct
3 QT $5.70
Dark lavender-blue flowers. Low, mounded habit. 14” tall. Zone 3.
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‘Snowflake’
Apr-Jul, Sep 3 QT
Profusion of white flowers. 10 - 12” tall. Zone 3.
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‘Walker’s Low’
May-Oct
3 QT $5.25
An 18 - 24” compact mound with large, lavender-blue flowers.
Strong bloomer. Great among roses. Blooms one week earlier
than ‘Dropmore’. Excellent weed suppression ability. Zone 3.
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subsessilis
Jun-Aug
4 QT $5.95
‘Sweet Dreams’
Large, soft, two-tone pink flowers. 30 - 36” tall. Shear after
flowering for extended bloom time. Zone 4.
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yunnanensis
Jun-Aug
4 QT $5.95
Rich blue flowers with a hint of lavender. Forms upright clumps,
24 - 36” tall. Zone 3.
3 QT
$5.70
$5.95
Ophiopogon
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‘Juru’
Jun-Jul
1 QT $8.50
(White Mondo Grass)
White striped, evergreen leaves. 3 - 6” tall. Offers interesting
possibilities when combined with black mondo grass! Very slow
growing. A choice plant. Zone 5.
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japonicus
Jun-Jul
2.5”POT $3.25
‘Nana’
(Dwarf Mondo Grass)
Compact, dark green foliage, 2 - 3” tall, creates a turf-like effect.
Light lilac flowers. Edger, stepping stones, small-scale groundcover,
turf substitute. Zone 6.
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‘Nigrescens’
Jul
1 QT $9.00
(Black Mondo Grass)
Black, evergreen leaves 6” tall. A unique & choice plant. Very slow
growing. Low maintenance. Outstanding in its ability to contrast
with lighter colored plants. Accent, edger, specimen, small-scale
Ophiopogon (continued)
Opuntia
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cacanapa
Aug
3 QT
$7.55
‘Ellisiana’
(Spineless Prickly Pear Cactus)
Evergreen, succulent, spineless, grey-green pads, with few barbed
bristles, form mounds 2 - 4’ tall. Large, bright yellow flowers
followed by large red fruit. Groundcover, specimen. Zone 7,
possibly colder.
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humifusa
Jun-Jul
3 QT $5.95
(Prickly Pear Cactus)
Pear-shaped, evergreen, succulent pads sprawl along the ground.
4 - 8” tall. Brilliant yellow flowers followed by tasty edible fruit. Use
care in handling - barbed bristles will stick into your skin. Inhabits
sandy fields and dunes. Salt tolerant. Groundcover, erosion control.
Origanum laevigatum
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(Flowering Oregano)
‘Herrenhausen’
Aug-Oct
3 QT $6.25
Rose-purple flowers. Very showy. Leaves dark green, flushed
purple when young and in winter. 18 - 24” tall. Zone 6.
‘Hopley’s Purple’
Jul-Oct
3 QT $6.25
(Flowering Oregano)
Purple flowers. 18 - 24” tall. Good dried flower. Outstanding
performer in our garden. Zone 6.
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Origanum rotundifolium
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(Oregano)
‘Kent Beauty’
Jun-Aug
1 QT $3.55
Showy, hops-like inflorescences hang from semi-prostrate branching
stems. Bracts segue from green through shades of dusty rose and
mauve pink as the season progresses with lavender corollas
protruding. Grey-green leaves perfectly compliment this
captivating floral display. 4” tall, stems to 14” long. Outstanding in
containers, rock gardens. Try in well-drained sunny areas of the
garden. Zone 6.
Origanum vulgare
(Oregano)
Aromatic foliage may be used for culinary purposes. Accent,
groundcover, herb gardens, containers. Well-drained soil. Zone 5.
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‘Aureum’
Jul-Aug
1 QT $3.25
(Golden Oregano)
All gold foliage. Low spreading habit, 4 - 6” tall. Light pink flowers.
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‘Thumble’s Variety’
Jul-Aug
1 QT $3.25
(Golden Oregano)
Pleasing gold foliage with dark pink stems that look good all
season. Bushy, mounding habit. 6 - 8” tall. White flowers.
Fragrant foliage takes on pinkish tones in the fall.
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‘White Anniversary’
Jul-Aug
1 QT
Strongly white variegated leaves. Light pink flowers.
$3.55
Oxalis crassipes
(Everblooming Wood Sorrel)
Mound forming, apple green leaves, 5” tall. Everblooming flowers
from May - frost. 8 - 10” tall. Forms non-spreading clumps - does
not set seed. Combines well with Veronica ‘Waterperry’ and
Japanese painted fern. Our longest blooming perennial. Zone 5.
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‘Alba’
Bright white flowers.
May-Oct
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3 QT
$4.25
$6.25
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Oxalis crassipes (continued)
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‘Blush’
Blush pink flowers.
May-Oct
1 QT
3 QT
$4.25
$6.25
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‘Rosea’
Bright rose flowers.
May-Oct
1 QT
3 QT
$4.25
$6.25
Pachysandra procumbens
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(Allegheny Pachysandra)
Apr
3 QT $7.95
Attractive, mottled foliage. Fragrant, white flowers, 8 - 12” tall.
Clump-forming habit. Semi-evergreen. Woodland groundcover.
Mixes well with ferns, epimedium, toadlilies, hosta. Much under
used, highly desirable shade perennial. Eastern U.S. native. Zone 5.
Pachysandra terminalis
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‘Green Sheen’
Apr-May
1 QT $4.55
This is not your father’s Pachysandra. Dark green leaves of this
selection are so glossy they appear polished with leaf shine! White
flowers. Medium to large-scale groundcover. Ideal for tree islands
and among shrubs. 8 - 12” tall. Zone 4.
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‘Kingswood’
Apr-May
1 QT $4.25
Similiar to the species, only with more deeply serrated margins. Our
fastest spreading pachysandra variety. 8 - 12” tall.
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‘Silver Edge’
Apr-May
1 QT $5.25
Smaller green leaves with prominent white margins. Less vigorous
than green varieties. 6 - 8” tall.
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Paeonia
(Peony)
The “Queen of Garden Flowers”. Outstanding cut flower. Handsome foliage. Low maintenance. Highly deer resistant. Mixes well
with other perennials and shrubs. Well-drained soil. Plant with
the crown 1.5 - 2” below ground. Zone 3.
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‘Edulis Superba’
Jun
6 QT $12.50
Fragrant, rose-pink, double flowers. Sweet rose scent. 24 - 30” tall.
Introduced 1824.
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‘Myrtle Gentry’
Jun
6 QT $13.50
Fragrant, blush pink, double flowers fading to almost pure white.
Considered the most fragrant peony! Tea-rose scent. 24 - 30” tall.
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‘Sarah Bernhardt’
Jun
6 QT $12.50
Fragrant, apple-blossom pink, double flower. 24 - 30” tall.
Panicum amarum
(Beach Grass)
Aug-Mar
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1 QT $3.75
4 QT $6.25
Graceful fountain habit. Clump-forming, blue-green foliage. 5 - 6’
tall in garden conditions. 3 - 4’ tall in xeric/beach conditions. Remains
attractive through winter. Cut back to 5” tall in late winter/early
spring. Salt tolerant. Native beach grass species of the East Coast,
including Long Island and Connecticut shores. Great in well-drained
gardens too, just turn off the irrigation once established. Zone 3.
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‘Dewey Blue’
Aug-Mar
4 QT
(Blue Beach Grass)
Same as the species only slightly more blue leafed.
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virgatum
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‘North Wind’
Jul-Mar
4 QT $6.25
Selected for its resistance to blow over and upright blue foliage.
5 - 6’ tall.
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‘Ruby Ribbons’
Jul-Mar
4 QT $6.95
(Red Switch Grass)
Blue-grey foliage gradually takes on red hues from mid-summer on.
4’ in flower.
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‘Shenandoah’
Jul-Mar
4 QT $6.25
(Red Switch Grass)
4’ tall. Leaves begin to turn dark red in July and are completely dark
red by September.
Panicum virgatum
Jul-Mar
1 QT $3.75
4 QT $6.25
Beautiful & versatile, long-lived warm season grass. 4 - 6’ tall.
Remains attractive through winter. Effective singly & in masses.
Cut back to 5” tall in late winter/early spring. Salt tolerant.
Northeastern U.S. native. Our plants are Long Island provenance.
Zone 4.
Paronychia kapela ssp. serpyllifolia
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(Silver Nailwort)
Summer
1 QT $3.55
Flat carpeter resembling creeping thyme. White paper-like bracts
appear in June and persist through the summer. 1” tall. Welldrained soil. Evergreen. Tolerates light foot traffic. Useful as an
edger, between stepping stones, in rock gardens and in containers.
Zone 4.
Parthenium integrifolium
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(Wild Quinine)
Jun-Jul
2 QT $5.95
Woolly looking white “button” flowers in broad clusters. Aromatic
leaves. Clumper. 2 - 4’ tall. Good cut and dried flowers.
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Parthenocissus tricuspidata
(Boston Ivy)
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3 QT $9.00
Glossy, maple-like, green leaves. Rich burgundy fall color. Rapid
growing wall vine, clinging to brick, stone and fencing. The “ivy
league” ivy. Zone 4.
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‘Fenway Park’
3 QT $12.50
Attractive, glossy, bright yellow leaves turn lime greeen in summer
and brilliant shades of red in the fall. The golden form of the “ivy
league” ivy. Zone 5.
Pennisetum
(Fountain Grass)
Produces a fountain-like display of flowers arising from flowing
mounds of foliage. Warm season grower. Clump-forming.
Persistent foliage - effective component of the winter garden.
Masses, mixed borders, containers, specimen. Zone 6.
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‘Fairy Tails’
Jul-Oct
4 QT $6.95
Narrow, wheat-colored seed heads. 4’ tall. Clump-forming habit.
Originated as a seedling likely with P. incomptum as a parent.
Introduced by John Greenlee. Hardiness not determined.
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alopecuroides
Jul-Oct
‘Hameln’
Creamy white inflorescences, 30 - 36” tall.
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alopecuroides
Aug-Oct
3 QT $5.95
‘Little Bunny’
(Dwarf Fountain Grass)
Miniature mounds of foliage. Beige flowers. 18” tall in bloom.
Originated as a seedling of ‘Hameln’, found by Jack Weiscott,
Ornamental Plantings, of Southold, Long Island, NY.
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alopecuroides
Jul-Oct
4 QT $6.25
‘Red Head’
Deep purple buds mature smoky red. 3 - 4’ tall. An early blooming
alopecuroides.
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$5.95
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orientale
Jun-Oct
4 QT $6.95
‘Karley Rose’
Fluffy, deep pink plumes. 30 - 36” tall in bloom. Requires welldrained soil.
Pennisetum (continued)
Penstemon x mexicale
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May-Aug
1 QT $3.75
Grown from seed collected from ‘Pike’s Peak Purple’. Purple flowers.
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‘Pike’s Peak Purple’
May-Aug
2 QT
Purple flowers with striped throat. 2’ tall. Zone 4b.
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‘Sunburst Ruby’
$4.95
May-Aug
1 QT $3.75
3 QT $5.70
Showy, ruby-red flowers. 16” tall. Well-drained soil. Zone 6.
Perovskia atriplicifolia
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(Russian Sage)
Jul-Sep
4 QT $5.70
Silver-grey foliage, 3’ tall. Spikes of blue flowers. 1995 PPA
Perennial Plant of the Year. Zone 4.
Persicaria
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amplexicaulis
Jul-Oct
3 QT $8.50
‘Golden Arrow’
Bushy clumps of golden leaves. Cardinal red flowers. 24” tall.
Good cut flower. Excellent shade brightener. Borders, masses.
Great long season perennial. Zone 4.
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polymorpha
Jun-Aug
4 QT $7.25
(Giant Fleeceflower)
Large perennial with shrub-like habit. Showy creamy white flowers.
5 - 6’ tall. Non-invasive. Zone 4.
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‘Daphnis’
Jun-Jul
3 QT $7.25
Grey-green leaves edged in creamy white. 12” tall. White umbel
flowers to 24” tall. Looks like a larger Aegopodium ‘Variegatum’,
only not as aggressive. Zone 5.
Peucedanum ostruthium
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Philadelphus
(Mock Orange)
Deciduous shrubs known for their impressive floral display of
fragrant, white flowers. An old fashioned garden favorite useful in
mixed borders. Easy, low maintenance shrubs. Attractive
exfoliating bark.
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‘Belle Etoile’
May-Jun
4 QT $9.95
Fragrant, white flowers. Forms a fountain-shaped shrub. 5 - 6’ tall.
Zone 5.
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‘Buckley’s Quill’
May-Jun
4 QT $9.95
Fragrant, double white flowers. Forms a fountain-shaped shrub.
6’ tall. Zone 4.
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‘Manteau d’Hermine’
May-Jun
4 QT $9.95
Fragrant, double white flowers. Forms a mounding shrub. 30 - 36”
tall. Zone 5.
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‘Virginal’
May-Jun
4 QT $9.95
Highly fragrant, double white flowers. Forms a large fountainshaped shrub. 8 - 10’ tall. Zone 5.
Phlox carolina
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(Wedding Phlox)
‘Miss Lingard’
Jun-Jul
4 QT $6.25
White flowers with pale yellow eyes. Mildew resistant, glossy
leaves on strong, erect stems. 24 - 30” tall. Eastern U.S. native.
Zone 4.
Phlox glaberrima
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‘Anita Kistler’
May-Jul
3 QT $5.70
Brilliant pink flowers. 18” tall. This one stood out for its neat,
compact habit and long bloom time in our trials. Good cut flower.
Midwest & southeast U.S. native species. Zone 4.
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‘Natascha’
Jul-Aug
4 QT $6.25
Fragrant pink and white pinwheel striped flowers. 24 - 30” tall.
Good cut flower. Garden borders. Northeastern U.S. native species.
Zone 4.
Phlox maculata
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Phlox paniculata
(Garden Phlox)
Produces large, showy flower clusters. Good cut flower. Cutting
flowers encourages re-blooming. Clump forming. Best in organically rich, moist soil. Garden borders. Northeastern U.S. native.
Zone 4.
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‘Blue Paradise’
Jul-Sep
4 QT
Violet-blue flowers. 40” tall. Mildew resistant foliage
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‘David’
Jul-Sep
4 QT $6.25
Pure white flowers on bright green foliage. Mildew resistant
3 - 4’ tall. 2002 PPA Perennial Plant of the Year.
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‘Ella Jane’
Jul-Sep
4 QT $6.25
Purple flowers. Highly mildew resistant foliage. 42” tall. A 2010
Glover Perennials introduction! Named after our oldest daughter
Ella Jane.
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‘Nora Leigh’
Jul-Sep
4 QT $6.75
Prominent, creamy-white leaf margins. Lavender-pink flowers.
30” tall. Useful as a foliage accent. We truly love ‘Nora Leigh’ in
our home garden where it gets no powdery mildew.
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‘Robert Poore’
Jul-Sep
4 QT $6.25
Medium to deep pink, lightly fragranced flowers. Highly mildew
resistant, red-tinged foliage. 4 - 5’ tall.
$6.25
Phlox stolonifera
(Woodland Phlox)
Mat-forming, evergreen creeper. Foliage 2 - 4” tall. Fragrant
flowers, 6 - 8” tall. Best in organically rich, moist soil. Small to
medium-scale groundcover, accent, edger. Excellent companion
among shrubs. Eastern U.S. native. Zone 3.
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stolonifera
May
A vigorous, pink flowering form.
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‘Home Fires’
May
1 QT $3.75
Fragrant, deep pink flowers. Earliest of our stolonifera’s to bloom.
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$5.70
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‘Sherwood Purple’
May
1 QT
Fragrant, bluish-purple flowers. Outstanding variety.
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‘Watnong Purple’
May
1 QT $3.75
Fragrant, deep purple flowers. Richer flower color and denser in
habit. Shared with us and named by Abby Jane Brody.
Phlox stolonifera (continued)
$3.75
Phlox subulata
(Creeping Phlox)
Evergreen carpeter. 4 - 6” tall. Spectacular spring flower show.
Moderately drought tolerant. Edger, front of the border, small to
medium-scale groundcover, rock gardens. Excellent weed
suppression ability. Northeastern U.S. native species. Zone 3.
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‘Candy Stripe’
May-Jun
1 QT
White flowers with a bold pink stripe down each petal.
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‘Ellie B. Pink’
May-Jun
1 QT $4.25
Pink flowers. Uncommon variety shared with us and named by
Oliver Nurseries in Fairfield, CT. A more diminutive variety.
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‘Emerald Blue’
May-Jun
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‘Fort Hill’
May-Jun
1 QT $3.25
3 QT $5.25
Fragrant, deep pink flowers. Clean, evergreen foliage. Early bloomer.
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‘Red Wings’
May-Jun
Deep crimson flowers with dark red center.
1 QT
3 QT
$3.25
$5.25
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‘Snowflake’
May-Jun
White flowers. Our most compact variety.
1 QT
3 QT
$3.25
$5.25
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‘White Delight’
Large, pure white flowers.
3 QT
$5.25
$3.25
1 QT $3.25
3 QT $5.25
Clean, evergreen foliage is less prone to winter burning. Longblooming variety with clear blue flowers.
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Physochlaina orientalis
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Apr-May
1 QT $5.95
Showy lilac to purple tubular flowers. 12” tall. Organically rich, welldrained soil. May go summer dormant. An unusual species
recommended by Dan Hinckley. Rock gardens, mixed borders. Zone 6.
Physostegia virginiana
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‘Variegata’
Aug-Sep
4 QT $5.95
Beautiful white variegated foliage. Upright spikes of lilac flowers.
2 - 3’ tall. Garden borders. Cut flower. Easy to grow. Northeastern
U.S. native species. Zone 3.
Phyteuma
(Horned Rampion)
Showy globes of horn-shaped flowers in shades of blue. Welldrained soil. Front of the border, rock gardens, small spaces.
Unusual members of the campanula family.
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charmellii
Jun-Jul
Blue flowers. 10 - 12” tall. Zone 5.
1 QT
$4.95
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cordatum
Jun-Jul
Pale blue flowers. 6 - 10” tall. Zone 5.
1 QT
$4.95
Pinellia
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cordata
Jun-Sep
3 QT $7.55
Arrowhead-shaped, marbled leaves with purple undersides held
above shiny black stems. 6” tall. Chartreuse jack-in-the-pulpit
type flowers, sweetly scented. Zone 5.
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ternata
Jun-Sep
3 QT $7.55
(Ban Xia)
Light green, tripartate leaves. Green jack-in-the-pulpit type flowers
with 10” long spadix protruding outward like a snake’s tongue!
15 - 18” tall. Will self-sow forming colonies. Mixes well with ferns
carex, hosta. Traditional Chinese herb. Zone 6.
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Platycodon grandiflorus
(Balloon Flower)
Long-lived, easy care, sun - part sun perennials. Inflated balloonlike buds open to single or double five petaled stars. Late to emerge
in spring, they perfectly combine with spring flowering bulbs and
other spring ephemerals. The following compact selections work
well in the front of borders, as edgers and in containers. Zone 3.
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‘Astra Blue’
Jul-Aug
2 QT
Blue flowers. 8 - 10” tall. Compact, uniform habit.
$4.95
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‘Astra Pink’
Jul-Aug
2 QT
Pink flowers. 8 - 10” tall. Compact, uniform habit.
$4.95
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‘Astra White’
Jul-Aug
2 QT
White flowers. 8 - 10” tall. Compact, uniform habit.
$4.95
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‘Fairy Snow’
Jul-Aug
2 QT $5.95
Delightful, white flowers with deep blue veining. 10” tall.
Pluchea odorata
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(Sweetscent)
Aug-Sep
1 QT $3.55
Pinkish-purple flowers similar to ageratum. 24” tall. Camphor
scented foliage. Native annual in the aster family. Found in coastal
marshes along the U.S. Eastern Seaboard. Ours are North Fork of
Long Island provenance. Will reseed where happy.
Podophyllum peltatum
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(Mayapple)
May
3 QT $7.25
Deeply lobed, umbrella-shaped leaves to 12” across. 8 - 18” tall
depending on soil conditions. Solitary white flowers to 2” across are
followed by a yellow fruit by late summer - relished by box turtles
and other wildlife. Fast spreader. Drought tolerant once established.
Best for larger scale groundcover use or for tough areas.
Northeastern U.S. woodland native. Zone 3.
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Polemonium reptans
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reptans
May-Jun
3 QT $6.25
(Jacob’s Ladder)
Handsome green foliage. Light blue flowers. Sprawling habit.
10 - 16” tall. Woodlander. Mixes well with ferns, toadlilies, sedges,
woodland phlox, tiarella, anemone. Northeastern U.S. native. Zone 3.
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‘Stairway to Heaven’
May-Jun
3 QT $6.95
(Variegated Jacob’s Ladder)
Handsome, green foliage with cream white borders. Pink tinged in
early spring. Light blue flowers on branching stems. Sprawling
habit. 10 - 16” tall. Woodlander. Mixes well with ferns, toadlilies,
sedges, woodland phlox, tiarella, anemone. Northeastern U.S. native
species. Zone 3.
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‘Touch of Class’
May-Jun
3 QT $6.95
Similar to ‘Stairway to Heaven’ only with bright white borders. Pink
buds open to light blue flowers.
Polemonium yezoense
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(Jacob’s Ladder)
May-Jun
3 QT $6.25
Fragrant, powder blue flowers. Foliage emerges purple in the spring
turning green later on. 8 - 16” tall. Mixes well with ferns, toadlilies,
sedges, woodland phlox, tiarella, anemone. Zone 5.
‘Purple Rain’
May-Jun
3 QT $6.25
Fragrant, dark blue flowers. Bronze-purple foliage. 12 - 18” tall.
Rabbit resistant. Zone 5.
Polygonatum
M
macropodium
May-Jun
4 QT $7.95
(Solomon’s Seal)
Large statured solomon’s seal. 3’ tall. Creamy yellow flowers.
Graceful arching stems. Zone 5.
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odoratum
May-Jun
3 QT $7.95
‘Variegatum’
Beautiful, variegated leaves with cream white edges. Graceful
arching stems. 24 - 30” tall. Ivory flowers dangle from the stems.
Organically rich soils. Choice shade perennial. Zone 5.
Polygonum aubertii
(Silver Lace Vine)
Jun-Oct
4 QT $9.95
Vigorous, twining, deciduous vine. Fragrant, foamy white or
greenish-white flowers. Our longest blooming vine! Highly
adaptable - forms a quick cover under a wide variety of conditions.
Needs support - fence, deck railing, arbor, trellis, pole. Zone 4.
   D Trellised
   D ‘Lemon Lace’ - Trellised
Jun-Oct
4 QT $12.50
All gold foliage with pink-red stems. Less aggressive than the
species. A beautiful vine.
Potentilla
(Cinquefoil)
Sunny, weed-smothering groundcovers and edgers. Appropriate for
small to medium-scale use. These varieties were stand outs in
our Potentilla trials.

nepalensis
Aug-Sep
3 QT $5.95
‘Ron McBeath’
Bright, carmine-red flowers. Compact, spreading mounds of
exceptional neat and clean foliage. 10 - 12” tall. Zone 5.
D
tridentata
Jun-Jul
3 QT $7.55
‘White Cloud’
Forms a low mat of shiny evergreen leaves. White flowers. 3 - 6”
tall. Groundcover, edger. Adapted to sandy and rocky soils.

x tonguei
Jul-Sep
3 QT $5.95
Large, apricot flowers with red centers. Forms carpets to 6” tall.
Zone 4.
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Prunella
 M
(Self Heal)
‘Loveliness’
Jun-Aug
3 QT $5.45
Forms leafy mats of semi-evergreen foliage which remain attractive
throughout the growing season. Showy spikes of purple flowers,
8 - 10” tall. Best in organically rich, moist soil. An excellent
groundcover also useful in mixed borders. Works well in
combination with shrubs. More refined than the species. Zone 5.
Pulmonaria
(Lungwort)
Showy spring blooms, attractive foliage. Early rising in spring,
flowering with new foliage emergence. 6 - 12” tall. Clump-forming.
Not suited for sun. Combines well with deciduous trees and
shrubs. Small to medium-scale groundcover, edger, accent,
woodlands.

‘Diana Clare’
Apr-May
3 QT $6.95
Long, pointed, silver leaves with some green spots. Stunning
foliage plant! Large, violet-blue flowers. 8 - 10” tall. Zone 5.

longifolia ssp. cevennensis
Apr-May
3 QT $6.95
Long, silver spotted leaves. Deep blue flowers. Highly mildew
resistant. Our favorite! Zone 5.
Pycnanthemum
(Mountain Mint)
Flowers produce large amounts of nectar for wildlife. Mint-scented
foliage. Meadows, naturalizing, butterfly gardens.
M
flexuosum
Jul-Sep
3 QT
$5.70
Showy white flowers. 2 - 3’ tall. Southeastern U.S. native. Zone 5
M
muticum
Jul-Sep
3 QT
$5.70
Oval, pointed green leaves. Small lilac-pink flowers with showy
silver bracts. 3’ tall. Fast spreading. Northeastern U.S. native of
moist woods and meadows. Zone 3.
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DM
tenuifolium
Jul-Sep
3 QT $5.70
Narrow leaves. White flowers over a long period. 12 - 18” tall.
Fast spreading. Northeastern U.S. native. Zone 3.
DM
virginianum
Jul-Sep
3 QT $5.70
Lance-shaped leaves. Small pale lavender flowers. 3’ tall. Fast
spreading. Northeastern U.S. native of upland woods and
meadows. Ours are Long Island provenance. Zone 4.
Pycnanthemum (continued)
Rabdosia longituba
(Trumpet Spur Flower)
Oct-Nov

1 QT $3.95
6 QT $8.50
One foot long sprays of purple-blue flowers. Clump-forming habit
5’ + tall. Woodland member of the salvia family. Great late season
color for shade. Zone 6.

‘Tube Socks’
Oct-Nov
Same as species only white flowers.
1 QT
6 QT
$3.95
$8.50
Rhexia virginica
M
(Meadow Beauty)
Jul-Sep
3 QT $6.75
Vibrant rose-pink flowers with a bright cluster of yellow stamens.
18” tall. Edible leaves. Clump-forming habit. Bright red fall leaf
color. Native of moist meadows, pond margins of the Atlantic
coastal plain, from Maine to Florida. Performs well in average to
moist garden conditions. Zone 3.
Rohdea japonica
(Sacred Lily)

4” POT $5.95
3 QT $10.50
Wide, thick, strap-like leaves. 12 - 15” tall. Evergreen. Flowers
hidden in the foliage. Red berries fall/winter. Slow growing. Zone 6.
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Rosa virginiana
M
Jun
4 QT $9.50
Single pink flowers, 2 - 3” across. Handsome glossy green leaves.
3 - 5’ tall spreading shrub. Bright red rose hips fall through winter.
Excellent fall foliage in shades of red to yellow. Red canes in winter.
Salt tolerant. Northeastern U.S. native. Our are Long Island
provenance. Zone 3.
Rosularia chrysantha
D
Jul-Aug
1 QT $3.75
Low growing, succulent groundcover. Sempervivum relative. Light
green, small, velvety rosettes, that pile up in a mound. 2” tall. White
flowers. Well-drained soil. Tolerant of infertile and sandy soils. Pathway edger, containers, gentle slopes, terraces, rock gardens. Zone 5.
Rubus - Berries
Grown with organic fertilizers

‘Autumn Britten’
3 QT $6.95
(Raspberry)
Everbearing. Large red berries Jul-Oct! Plant at 2’ spacing with
8’ row spacing. Zone 3.

‘Black Satin’
3 QT $9.50
(Blackberry)
Thornless! Large, sweet, firm flavorful fruit in August. Plant at
3’ spacing with 10’ row spacing. Zone 6.

occidentalis
3 QT $9.50
‘Munger’
(Black Raspberry)
Large, shiny black berries. Heavy producer in July. Northeastern
U.S. native species. Plant at 3’ spacing with 10’ row spacing. Zone 5.
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‘Betty Ashburner’
May-Jun
4 QT $6.95
Glossy leaves, larger than those of calycinoides. Robust groundcover. Mass plantings, erosion control. 12 - 15” tall. Zone 5.

calycinoides
May-Jun
1 QT $3.75
(Creeping Raspberry)
Clean, emerald green leaves. Forms lush carpet. Red fall/winter leaf
color. Semi-evergreen. 6 - 10” tall. An incredibly handsome and
tough groundcover. White flowers. Edible orange raspberries late
July. Medium to large-scale groundcover, skirt around trees and
shrubs. Erosion control. Zone 6, possibly 5.

tricolor
May-Jun
4 QT $6.95
Glossy green leaves. Hairy (not prickly) stems. Groundcover
species. 10 - 12” tall. Zone 6.
Rubus - Groundcovers
Rubus - Shrubs

cockburnianus
4 QT $12.50
‘Golden Vale’
Striking all-gold deciduous foliage looks good spring through fall.
White stems appear prominently after leaves drop in the fall adding
winter interest to the garden. Spreading shrubby mounds to
3 - 4’ tall. Zone 4.
Rudbeckia fulgida

‘Goldsturm’
(Black-eyed Susan)
Jul-Sep
1 QT
$3.25
3 & 4 QT $5.25
Bright gold flowers with brown cone. 2 - 3’ tall. Long bloomer.
Attracts seed-eating birds. Will spread forming large stands. Good
weed suppression ability. 1999 PPA Perennial Plant of the Year.
Mid-western U.S. native. Zone 4.
Rudbeckia hirta

Jul-Oct
3 QT
$5.25
Bright gold flowers with black cone. 24” tall. Short lived perennial,
but self-sows happily. Northeastern U.S. native. Zone 3.
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Rudbeckia laciniata
M
‘Una Belle’
Jul-Sep
2 GAL $9.00
Golden yellow flowers - fully double to the point of being
pom-poms. Seems more double than any other variety in the trade.
Also, it does not spread rapidly by rhizome as is the case with
other double cultivars. Because of this, we are naming it in honor of
my Grandma Glover whose garden this came from. 7’ tall. Excellent
cut flowers. Will need staking when in bloom. Northeastern U.S.
M
‘Henry Eilers’
Aug-Oct
6 QT
$8.50
Unique “rolled” yellow flower petals each resembling a quill. Black
cones. Excellent bloom show. 60 - 66” tall. Clump forming habit.
Midwest U.S. native. Zone 4.
Rudbeckia subtomentosa
Ruellia humilis
 D
(Wild Petunia)
Jun-Aug
3 QT
$5.95
Lavender-blue, petunia-like flowers. 2 - 3’ tall. Native of dry open
woods and prairies. Eastern U.S. native. Zone 4.
Ruta graveolens
(Rue)
D
Jun
3 QT
$5.45
Powder blue foliage. Yellow flowers. 2 - 3’ tall. Semi-evergreen
subshrub. Prune back in early spring. Tough and easy care plant.
Will self-sow - remove seed pods, if desired, to prevent. May cause
dermatitis. Zone 4.
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Sagina

subulata
May-Jun
2.5”POT $1.95
(Irish Moss)
1 QT
$3.25
Fine, moss-like, evergreen foliage that forms dense mats. 1” tall.
White flowers. Great stepping stone, rock garden and small-scale

subulata
May-Jun
2.5”POT
1 QT
‘Aurea’
(Scotch Moss)
$1.95
$3.25
Same as Sagina subulata only with golden foliage.

subulata
May-Jun
2.5”POT $1.95
‘Spring Lime’
1 QT
$3.25
Lime green foliage - the intermediate shade between ‘Aurea’ and the
green species. A Glover Perennials introduction.
D
‘Nekan’
Salvia azurea ssp. pitcheri
Aug-Sep
4”POT $2.95
3 QT
$5.95
Narrow, grey-green leaves. Sky blue flower spikes to 3 - 4’ tall.
Tolerant of lean and dry soils. A larger flowering selection of the
species. Midwestern U.S. native. Zone 4.
Salvia lyrata

‘Burgundy Bliss’
Jun-Jul
3 QT
$5.45
Evergreen, deep burgundy leaves really stand out. 6” tall.
White flowers with a touch of lavender to 12” tall. Will
naturalize by sowing seeds. Northeastern U.S. native. Zone 4.
Salvia nipponica

‘Fuji Snow’
Aug-Sep
3 QT
$5.95
Unique, bright white splashed margins on dark green leaves. Forms
clumps 12” tall x 24” wide. Light yellow flower stalks rise to 18” tall.
Eye catching! Zone 6.
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Salvia x superba
(Garden Sage)
High impact summer bloomers. 18 - 24” tall. Moderately drought
tolerant. Cut back spent blooms for extended bloom time.
Combines well with yarrows, coreopsis, daylilies. Garden borders.
Plant in masses for big effect. Zone 5.
D
‘Blue Hill’
True blue flowers.
D
Jun-Jul
1 QT
3 QT
$3.25
$5.45
‘Caradonna’
Jun-Jul
Purple flowers on striking black flower stems.
1 QT
3 QT
$3.25
$5.45
D
‘East Friesland’
Purple blossoms.
1 QT
3 QT
$3.25
$5.45
D
‘Marcus’
Jun-Jul
3 QT
Blue-violet flowers. Dwarf variety, only 8 - 10” tall.
$5.45
D
‘May Night’
Jun-Jul
D
‘Snow Hill’
White blossoms.
Jun-Jul
  M
nigra
Jun
4 QT
$7.95
‘Laciniata’
2 GAL $10.50
(Laceleaf Elderberry)
Dark green, dissected foliage - like that of laceleaf maple. Enormous
white flowers. 6’+ tall. Outstanding ornamental shrubs. Arching
shrub habit. May be cut back hard in early spring to maintain a
compact habit. Summer fruit used for making preserves. Birds love
them, too! Mixed borders and as specimen. Zone 5.
 M
‘Plumosa Aurea’
Jun
4 QT $9.00
(Goldleaf Elderberry)
Bright yellow new growth matures to lime green. Can grow 8 - 10’
tall.
Jun-Jul
1 QT
$3.25
3 QT
$5.45
Indigo-violet blossoms. 1997 PPA Perennial Plant of the Year.
1 QT
3 QT
$3.25
$5.45
Sambucus
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Sanguisorba
 M
(Burnet)
canadensis
Aug-Sep
4 QT
$6.95
Large, upright, white bottlebrush-shaped flowers. Forms large clumps
of saw-toothed foliage. 4 - 5’ tall. Graceful accents for the late
season garden. Northeastern U.S. native. Zone 3.
M
officinalis
Jul-Aug
3 QT
$6.95
‘Tanna’
Burgundy bottlebrush-like flowers. Organically rich soil. Graceful
accents for the late season garden. Mixed borders. Easy care. Zone 4.
M
tenuifolia var. purpurea
Aug-Sep
4”POT $2.95
4 QT
$6.25
6 QT
$7.25
Forms beefy clumps of saw-toothed foliage. Bottlebrush-like purple
flowers. 3 - 4’ tall. Graceful accent for the late season garden. Easy
care. Zone 4.
Sarcococca hookerana var. humilis

(Sweet Box)
Mar
3 QT
$9.50
Lustrous, dark, evergreen foliage. Low spreading habit to 2’ tall.
Strongly fragrant, small, white flowers. Best in organically rich soils
Excellent choice for shade groundcover. Native to W. China.
Awarded Gold Medal from PA Horticultural Society. Zone 5.
Saruma

henryi
May-Jun +
3 QT $9.00
Felted, heart-shaped leaves on upright stems. 15 - 18” tall. Emerges in
spring with a purplish blush. Small, pastel yellow flowers MayJun heavily, then on and off thereafter. Excellent in woodlands, shady
borders. Closely related to the hardy gingers (Asarum). Zone 5.
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
veitchiana
Aug
1 QT
$3.75
Thick, evergreen, ground hugging foliage. White flowers held
high above foliage. Quickly forms colonies and spreads by runners,
though not a nuisance. Creates a low mat of handsome weedsmothering foliage to 4” tall. Tolerant of urban conditions. Avoid
excessive winter exposure. Doubles as a houseplant. Small-scale
groundcover, edger, containers. Long-lived in our garden. Zone 6.
Saxifraga
Schizachyrium scoparium
D
(Little Blue Stem)
Aug-Mar
4”POT $2.95
3 QT
$5.95
Forms fine textured clumps, 2 - 3’ tall. Silver inflorescences remain
effective through winter. Fall & winter leaf color tan to copperorange. Well-drained soil. Fluffy seed heads are a winter bird food
source. Ideally suited for dry sunny conditions. Mixed borders,
drifts, groundcover. Great companion for wildflowers. Native of
meadows and openings in woods of the northeastern U.S. Ours are
Long Island provenance. Zone 3.
Schizophragma hydrangeoides
 M
‘Moonlight’ - staked
Jul
3 QT $10.50
Climbing vine, noted for its pewter colored heart-shaped leaves with
green veins. Large, white flowers. Climbs by clinging to structures
such as wood and masonry. Excellent growing up a tree or wall.
Similiar to climbing hydrangea. Zone 5.
Schizostylis coccinea
(Kaffir Lily)
Spikes of star-like flowers late summer to fall. Reminiscent of
gladiolus. Good cut flowers. Excellent performers in our garden.
Zone 6.

‘Alba’
White flowers. 24 - 30” tall.

‘Oregon Sunset’
Sep-Nov
Coral-red flowers. 18 - 24” tall.
3 QT
$6.95

‘November Cheer’
Light pink flowers. 18” tall.
3 QT
$6.95
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Oct-Nov
3 QT $6.95
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Schizostylis coccinea (continued)

‘Torero’
Coral-red flowers. 2 - 3’ tall.
Sep-Nov
3 QT
$6.95

‘Zeal Salmon’
Aug-Oct
Salmon-pink flowers. 2 - 3’ tall.
3 QT
$6.95
Scutellaria

serrata
May-Jul
3 QT
$7.95
(Showy Skullcap)
1 - 2” blue-lavender, snapdragon-like flowers. Leaves beautifully
edged in purple. 1 - 2’ tall woodlander. Organically rich, welldrained soil. Northeastern U.S. native. Zone 5.
Sedum
Succulent foliage offered in a rainbow of colors: blue, green, yellow, red, white,
pink and purple. Flower colors include pink to red, yellow and white. Combine
varieties for continuous bloom from May-Oct.
Sedums can be incorporated into the landscape in a multitude of ways. Low
growing varieties are useful for edgers, accents, small space fillers, rock
gardens, green roofs, groundcovers, and stepping stones. Upright varieties
work well in the mixed border. All varieties work well in containers. Easy care.
Long-lived. Well-drained soil. Although we list most varieties for full sun, we
have found sedums are tolerant of a fair amount of shade.
D
‘African Sunset’
Aug-Sep
3 QT $6.95
Glossy, dark plum purple foliage. Stems can grow to 24” long.
Pinch back in spring to keep shorter and more compact. Fiery red
flowers. Zone 3.
D
AUTUMN CHARM ‘Lajos’
Aug-Oct
3 QT $5.95
Variegated sport of ‘Autumn Joy’ - creamy white margins, same
flowers. 12” tall. Zone 3.
D
‘Autumn Joy’
Aug-Oct
1 QT
$3.25
4 QT
$5.45
Green “broccoli” flower buds turn to pink, open pink and fade to
maroon by fall. Seed heads add a nice winter interest. 2 - 3’ tall.
Zone 3.
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Price
Sedum (continued)
D
‘Bertram Anderson’
Aug-Sep
1 QT $3.55
Deep purple, succulent foliage. Bright rosy-red flowers,
8 - 10” tall. Like a smaller, more purple ‘Rosy Glow’. Zone 3.
D
‘Carl’
Aug-Oct
4 QT $5.45
Rose-pink flowers. 18" tall. A short, sturdy, upright variety. Pink
stems and leaf margins echo the flower color late in the season.
Seed heads add nice winter interest. Zone 3.
D
‘Citrus Twist’
Aug-Sep
3 QT $6.25
Upright grower. Green foliage turning purple in summer. Stems can
grow to 18 - 24” long; however, pinch back in spring to keep shorter
and more compact. Lime-yellow flowers. Zone 3.
D
‘Hab Grey’
Aug-Sep
3 QT $5.95
Smoky grey succulent foliage on arching stems. Creamy yellow
flowers. 18 - 22” tall. Retains good foliage color throughout the
season. Zone 4.
D
‘Immergrunchen’
Jun-Jul
1 QT $3.25
Bright green, succulent, evergreen leaves (its name means evergreen).
3 - 4” tall. Pale yellow flowers. Good groundcover. Zone 4.
D
‘John Creech’
Jun-Jul
1 QT $3.25
Green foliage with pink flowers. Low, dense spreading habit. 2” tall.
Holds up well in the landscape. Zone 3.
D
‘Lemon Ball’
1 QT $3.75
Yellow foliage similar to ‘Angelina’. Containers. Zone 7.
D
‘Neon’
D
‘Purple Emperor’
Aug-Sep
3 QT $6.95
Dark plum-purple foliage. Stems can grow to 24” long. Pinch
back in spring to keep shorter and more compact. Rosy-red
flowers. Zone 3.
Aug-Oct
1 QT $3.25
4 QT $5.45
Bright bubblegum pink flowers. Upright. 15 - 18” tall. Zone 3.
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Sedum (continued)
D
‘Rosy Glow’
Aug-Sep
1 QT $3.25
Pink flowers over blue foliage with mahogany-red overtones.
Flowers smell like candy! More spreading than upright.
10 - 12” tall. Very showy. Zone 3.
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‘Sandy’s Silver Crest’
Jul
1 QT $3.55
Blue-green, spruce-like foliage with purple highlights. 3 - 4” tall.
Yellow blooms, 6 - 8” tall. Semi-evergreen. Creeping habit.
Excellent in containers. Zone 5.
D
‘Sunset Cloud’
Aug-Sep
1 QT $3.55
Purple-grey, succulent foliage. 12” long arching stems form
24” wide clumps by mid summer. 8” tall. Russet-red flowers. Low
maintenance. Zone 3.
D
‘Sweet N Sour’
Aug
1 QT $3.55
Yellow gold leaves set off by a bright green midrib mature to green
with a thin gold edge. 3 - 6” tall. Yellow flowers.
D
acre
Jun
1 QT $3.25
Light green, carpet-forming, evergreen groundcover. 1 - 2” tall.
Golden yellow flowers cover plant. Zone 3.
D
bithynicum
Aug
1 QT $3.75
(Turkish Sedum)
Blue-grey, micro foliage. Evergreen creeper turning pink in winter
months. Forms 1” tall, soft, delicate mats. Fast spreading. White
flowers to 3” tall. Stems root easily when broken off. Zone 5.
D
cauticola
D
cauticola
Aug-Sep
1 QT $3.25
‘Lidakense’
3 QT $5.45
Mounds of round, blue foliage (more intensely blue than the
species). Rose-pink flowers, 6 - 8” tall. Glowing pink fall foliage.
Zone 3.
Aug-Sep
1 QT $3.25
3 QT $5.45
Attractive mounds of round, blue-grey foliage with red highlights.
Rose-pink flowers. 4 - 6” tall. Glowing pink fall foliage. Zone 3.
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Bloom
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Price
Sedum (continued)
 D
emarginatum
Jul-Aug
1 QT $3.25
‘Eco Mt. Emei’
Forms a dense spreading, evergreen mound, 4 - 6” tall. Yellow
flowers. Foliage turns red in the fall which continues into winter.
Found in a woodland on the lower slope of Mt. Emei in Sichuan
Province, China. Zone 6.
D
kamtschaticum
Jun-Jul
1 QT $3.25
‘Golden Carpet’
Bright green leaves. 3 - 4” tall. Bright yellow flowers with russet
red fruit to follow. Zone 3.
D
kamtschaticum
Jun-Jul
1 QT $3.55
‘Variegatum’
Bright green, succulent leaves banded in cream. 4 - 6” tall. Bright
yellow flowers. Ornamental red seed capsules after the bloom.
Zone 3.
D
kamtschaticum var. floriferum Jun
1 QT $3.25
‘Weihenstephaner Gold’
Rich green, scalloped leaves. Golden yellow flowers. 4” tall.
Bright red fall/winter/spring evergreen foliage. Holds up well in
the landscape. Zone 3.

linare
Jun-Jul
1 QT $4.25
‘Golden Form’
Bright yellow creeping foliage. 1 -2” tall. Yellow flowers. Zone 7.
D
linare
Jun-Jul
1 QT $4.25
‘Variegatum’
Long, linear leaves, striped green and white. 4 - 6” tall. Yellow
flowers. Makes a nice dense mat. Zone 6.
D
pachyclados
1 QT
$3.55
Rosettes of powdery blue leaves. 3” tall. Starry, peachy-pink flowers.
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reflexum
Jul
1 QT $3.55
‘Blue Spruce’
Blue-green, spruce-like foliage, 3 - 4” tall. Creeping habit. Semievergreen. Yellow blooms, 6 - 8” tall. Nice in containers. Zone 5.
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rupestre
Jun-Jul
1 QT $3.55
‘Angelina’
Golden yellow, spruce-like foliage, 3 - 6” tall. Evergreen (actually
takes on a burnt orange tone in the winter). Yellow flowers.
Creeping/trailing habit. Zone 4.
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selskianum
Jun-Jul
1 QT $3.55
‘Variegatum’
Bright green, succulent leaves banded in chartreuse. 3 - 4” tall.
Bright yellow flowers. Zone 3.
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sexangulare var. elatum
Jun-Jul
1 QT $3.25
Leaves arranged in spiral rows around stems. Low, evergreen
mats, 1 - 2” tall. Greenish-yellow flowers. Zone 4.
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sieboldii
Sep-Oct
1 QT
Blue-green leaves. Pink flowers. 6 - 9” tall. Zone 3.
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sieboldii
Sep-Oct
1 QT $4.25
‘Mediovariegatum’
Same as the species, only each leaf has a creamy white blotch in its
center.
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spurium
Jul-Aug
1 QT $3.75
‘Fuldaglut’
Bronze-red foliage. 3 - 4’ tall. Rose-red flowers. An imporved
Dragon’s Blood. Evergreen toward the stem tips. Zone 3.
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ternatum
May-Jun
1 QT $3.55
‘Larinem Park’
Compact mat-forming habit. 2 - 3’ tall. Showy white flowers on
8” stems. Semi-evergreen. Eastern U.S. native species. Zone 4.
Sedum (continued)
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Codes
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Bloom
Size
Price
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tetractinum
Jul-Aug
1 QT $3.25
Attractive, round green leaves tinted brown. Forms a dense carpet
2 - 3” tall. White flowers. Foliage turns bronze in the fall. Excellent
Sedum (continued)
Sedum album
Succulent, beady evergreen carpets forming low mats, 2” tall. Will
root easily when pieces are broken off. Zone 4.
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album
July
1 QT $3.25
‘Athoum’
Large, apple green leaves turn red in fall/winter. Pink flowers.
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album
July
1 QT $3.95
‘Bella d’Inverno’
Cream variegated new growth in spring and red highlights in winter.
White flowers.
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album
July
‘Coral Carpet’
Coral colored winter foliage. White flowers.
1 QT
$3.25
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album
July
1 QT
‘Laconicum’
Similar to ‘Coral Carpet’, only with fatter beads.
$3.25
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album
Jun-Jul
1 QT
‘Murale’
Purple foliage year round. Light pink flowers.
$3.55
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Sedum makinoi
Forms flat delicate mats rooting at the nodes, 1 - 2” tall. Bright
yellow flowers to 3” tall. Thrives in moist shade. Branches easily
break off, rooting where they fall. Semi-evergreen. Edger, small
space filler, rock gardens, containers. Native to Japan. Zone 6/7.
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makinoi
Jun-Jul
2.5”POT $2.75
‘Ogon’
1 QT $3.75
Lemon-yellow leaves, 1/4 - 1/2” long, with pink stems! Leaves
turn more white with sun, more chartreuse in full shade.
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makinoi
Jun-Jul
‘Variegata’
Bright white, variegated leaves.
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2.5”POT $2.75
1 QT
$3.75
makinoi mix
Jun-Jul
8”PAN $6.95
A mix of three colors: pale lemon-yellow, white variegated and
green foliage. A favorite of visitors to our nursery.
Selaginella
(Spikemoss)
True mosses. Requires organically rich, moist soil and shade. They
lend themselves to small-scale applications due to their small
stature. Give winter protection. Shade gardens, containers.
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braunii
1 QT $5.25
(Spikemoss)
Upright fern-like appearance. 6 - 12” tall. Foliage turns brown in the
winter but remains upright until spring. Organically rich soil.
Emerges late in the spring. Excellent in combination with spring
beauties like aquilegia, arisaema & spring bulbs. The hardiest of the
selaginellas we grow. Zone 5.
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kraussiana
1 QT $3.75
(Green Spikemoss)
Lush, low carpet of green, moss-like foliage. 2” tall. Fast growing.
Zone 7.
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Bloom
Size
Price
Selaginella (continued)
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kraussiana
1 QT
‘Aurea’
(Golden Spikemoss)
The gold to chartreuse version of kraussiana. Zone 7.
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kraussiana
1 QT $3.75
‘Brownii’
Emerald green, moss-like buns. Low mounding growth habit more
compact and mounding than S. ‘Aurea’. Looks just like a
miniature version of dwarf Hinoki cypress! Zone 7.
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moellendorffii
1 QT $4.25
(Gemmiferous Spikemoss)
Upright, fern-like appearance. 5”+ tall. Forms spore-bearing cones
and vegetative propagules (gemmae) on the branchlets. Zone 6.
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uncinata
1 QT $3.95
(Peacock Spikemoss)
Iridescent, bluish-green foliage on flat growing frond-like branches.
3” tall. Fast growing. Zone 6.
$3.75
Sempervivum
(Hens and Chicks)
Low growing, rosette-forming, succulent groundcovers. 1 - 2” tall. Purplish-red
flowers to 12” tall are only produced from mother rosettes. Requires excellent
drainage. Groundcover, edger, containers, gentle slopes, terraces, rock gardens,
roofs. Try planting in larger masses to fully appreciate their seasonal variations
in leaf color. Leaf color more vivid in low fertility soils. Zone 4.
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12” Bowl
Jul-Aug
$17.50
Established plants with many chicks all grown together.
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18” Window Box
Jul-Aug
$14.50
Established plants with many chicks all grown together.
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‘Albidum’
Jul-Aug
1 QT $3.55
Greyish-green leaves backed and tipped purple. Large-sized
rosettes. Good winter color.
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‘Atroviolaceum’
Jul-Aug
1 QT $3.55
Prominent rosy-red leaf tips in winter. Green with red eye zone in
summer. Large-sized rosettes.
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‘Baronesse’
Jul-Aug
1 QT $3.55
Olive-green leaves, backed with russet red. Light webbing.
Medium-sized rosettes.
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‘Casa’
Jul-Aug
1 QT
Leaves edged & tipped red. Medium sized rosettes.
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‘Clairchin’
Jul-Aug
1 QT $3.55
Heavily cobwebbed, medium-sized, grey-green rosettes. Mounds
up nicely.
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1 QT $3.55
‘Cobweb Joy’
Jul-Aug
Olive green leaves tipped red. Heavy webbing. Medium sized
rosettes.
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‘Dark Cloud’
Jul-Aug
Large, grey-green and dusky purple rosettes.
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1 QT $3.55
‘Fuego’
Jul-Aug
Red eye zone & tips with green in between. Large-sized.
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‘Fusilier’
Jul-Aug
Medium to large-sized rosettes. Red leaf tips.
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‘Gunther’
Jul-Aug
1 QT $3.55
Fuzzy, blue-green leaves with red tips. Medium-sized rosettes.
Excellent winter color.
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‘Jet Stream’
Jul-Aug
1 QT
Medium-sized, tight rosettes of deep red leaves.
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‘Kalinda’
Jul-Aug
1 QT $3.55
Terra cotta pink leaf tones with deep rose tips. Medium-sized.
Outstanding!
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1 QT
$3.55
$3.55
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Plant Name
Bloom
Size
Price
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‘Larissa’
Jul-Aug
1 QT $3.55
Upright leaves with honey and rose highlights. Large-sized rosettes.
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‘Limelight’
Jul-Aug
All chartreuse leaves. Medium-sized.
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‘Marijntje’
Jul-Aug
8”PAN $5.95
Grey-green with red highlights. Medium-large rosettes. Long
stolons - covers ground quicker than other varieties.
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‘Mrs. Giuseppi’
Jul-Aug
1 QT $3.55
Light green medium rosettes tipped with reddish-purple. Good
winter color.
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‘Oh My’
Jul-Aug
1 QT
Large rosettes of bright reddish-brown leaves.
$3.55
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‘Pacific Hep’
Jul-Aug
Rose-flushed rosettes. Medium-sized.
$3.55
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‘Purple Beauty’
Jul-Aug
1 QT $3.55
Consistent purplish leaf color. Medium-sized rosettes. Good
producer.
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‘Purple Passion’
Jul-Aug
Bright purple-red, medium-sized rosettes.
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‘Rachel’
Jul-Aug
1 QT $3.55
Red rosettes with a green, webbed heart. Medium-sized.
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‘Red Cobweb’
Jul-Aug
1 QT
Small cobwebbed rosettes with red outer leaves.
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‘Red Cross’
Jul-Aug
1 QT $3.55
Bright red leaves lightly tipped green. Medium rosettes.
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1 QT
$3.55
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$3.55
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Price
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‘Red Rum’
Jul-Aug
1 QT $3.55
Olive green leaves with reddish-purple highlights. Large-sized.
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‘Wendy’
Jul-Aug
1 QT
Fuzzy, medium-sized rosettes with rose highlights.
$3.55
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arachnoideum
Jul-Aug
Heavily cobwebbed, small rosettes.
$3.55
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pittonii
Jul-Aug
1 QT $3.55
Heavily cobwebbed, small rosettes with red-backed leaves.
1 QT
See also Jovibarba and Rosularia for Sempervivum relatives
Serratula seoanei
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Sep-Oct
3 QT $5.95
Violet flowers. Finely cut dark green foliage. 12 - 18” tall. Golden
seeds heads add winter interest. Zone 4.
Sesleria
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autumnalis
Sep-Oct
3 QT $5.95
(Autumn Moor Grass)
Lime green, densely tufted upright foliage. 10 - 12” tall. Silvery
white inflorescences. 15 - 20” tall. Holds up well in the winter. Zone 5.
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caerulea
Apr-May
3 QT $5.95
(Blue Moor Grass)
Forms dense clumps of unique two-tone blue and green foliage
with a blue upper and green lower leaf. Both surfaces are visible
simultaneously. 8” tall. Mostly evergreen to Zone 6. Zone 4.
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heufleriana
Apr-May
3 QT $5.95
Forms dense mounds of blue green foliage. 15” tall.
Semi-evergreen, even in cold climates. Well-drained soil. Seed
heads fall away becoming inconspicuous. An underutilized but
effective landscape plant. Small to large-scale groundcover.
Recommended to us by noted grass plantsman John Greenlee. Zone 4.
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caroliniana
May-Jun
3 QT $5.95
(Wild Pink)
Deep pink flowers resemble creeping phlox. Forms a low mound of
dark green leaves. 4 - 8” tall. Semi-evergreen. Well-drained soil.
Long lived and easy to grow. Northeastern U.S. native. Zone 4.
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dioica
May-Jul+
3 QT $6.95
‘Clifford Moor’
(Variegated Catchfly)
Dark green leaves with broad cream to chartreuse margins. Forms
tight clumps of foliage to 12” tall. Semi-evergreen. Pretty pink
flowers held on stems, 15 - 18” tall. Well-drained soil. Shade
brightener. Worth growing for foliage alone. Edger, rock gardens,
mixed border, small space filler. Zone 5.
Silene
Sisyrinchium
(Blue Eyed Grass)
May-Jul
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1 QT $3.75
3 QT $5.70
Starry, true blue flowers. 6 - 10” tall, grass-like foliage that looks
good season long. Small-scale groundcover, mixed border, edger,
rain gardens. Native throughout the northeastern U.S. in damp
meadows. Pairs nicely with aquilegia. Zone 3.
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atlanticum
May-Jul
2 QT $5.25
Blue flowers with yellow stamens. 6 - 18” tall grass-like foliage that
looks good all season long. Small-scale groundcover, mixed border,
edger, rain gardens. Northeastern U.S. native of meadows and
along the edges of salt marshes. Zone 3.
angustifolium
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Solidago
(Goldenrod)
North American species (ours are all eastern). Ecologically
important species for soil stabilization and as sources of food and
shelter for wildlife. Insect-pollinated. East to grow. Goldenrods DO
NOT cause hay fever! Mixes well with purple and blue flowered late
season bloomers. Borders, meadows, butterfly gardens.
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flexicaulis
Sep-Oct
3 QT $5.45
(Zig-Zag Goldenrod)
Golden yellow flowers. 2 - 3’ tall. A woodland species of the
northeastern U.S. Zone 3.
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flexicaulis
‘Variegata’
Chartreuse splashed foliage.
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juncea
Jul-Aug
3 QT $5.45
(Early Goldenrod)
Yellow flowers. 2 - 4’ tall. Northeastern U.S. native of dry open
woods, meadows. Our plants are Long Island provenance. Zone 3.
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sempervirens
Sep-Oct
3 QT $5.45
(Seaside Goldenrod)
Golden yellow flowers. Thick, fleshy leaves keeled down the
midvein. 2 - 4’ tall in bloom. Requires a lean, sandy soil. Salt
tolerant. Northeastern U.S. native of sandy soils along the coast.
Ours are Long Island provenance. Zone 3.
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sphacelata
Aug-Oct
3 QT $5.45
‘Golden Fleece’
(Goldenrod)
Numerous wands of golden flowers to 18” tall. Semi-evergreen,
heart-shaped leaves. Excellent groundcover. Eastern U.S. native.
Zone 4.
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3 QT
$5.95
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Bloom
Size
Price
Sorghastrum nutans
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(Indian Grass)
Aug-Mar
1 QT $3.75
Clump forming habit. Green leaves with orange fall color. Feathered,
copper colored flowers remain attractive thru most of winter. 4 - 5’
tall. Good cut flower. Moves gracefully in the slightest of breezes.
Highly rated ornamental. Northeastern U.S. native. Our plants are
Speirantha convallarioides
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(False Lily-of-the-Valley)
Apr-May
3 QT $8.50
Bright white, bottlebrush-like flowers. Semi-evergreen leaves. Slow
spreading rhizomes form colonies over time. 10” tall. An excellent
new shade perennial/groundcover. Zone 5.
Spigelia marilandica
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(Indian Pink)
May-Jun
1 QT $5.45
Red tubular flowers with a yellow throat. 12 - 18” tall. Clumpforming. Slow growing. A choice woodlander native to the midAtlantic and southeastern U.S. Zone 5.
Spiranthes cernua var. odorata
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(Ladies’ Tresses)
‘Chadds Ford’
Aug-Sep
2 QT $9.95
Fragrant, vanilla-scented, white flowers. 1 - 2’ tall. Garden adaptable
hardy orchid. Shiny green, ground hugging leaves in neat rosettes.
Slowly spreads to form colonies. Eastern U.S. native species. Zone 5.
Spodiopogon sibiricus
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Aug-Oct
4 QT $6.25
2 GAL $7.95
Upright clumping grass. Neat, round, bushy habit. 4’ tall silver
plumes. Best in light shade but tolerates full sun and fairly dense
shade. Great red fall color. Works well in shrub borders, as a
specimen and in masses. Zone 4.
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Sporobolus heterolepis
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(Northern Dropseed)
Aug-Sep
3 QT $6.25
Growth habit is a dense, flowing, fine-textured clump to 15” tall.
Glossy green, turning orange in the fall, fading to tan. Scented
inflorescences to 36” tall. Seeds are a valuable food source for
ground feeding birds. Slow growing and long lived. Small to
large-scale groundcover, specimen, meadows, containers. Native to
dry, open soil of the northeastern U.S. Zone 4.
Stachys
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byzantina
Jul
1 QT $3.25
‘Helen von Stein’
8”PAN $5.45
(Lamb’s Ears)
Woolly “lamb’s ears” foliage. Large leafed variety. Forms large
clumps. 12” tall. Mauve flowers. Excellent weed suppression
ability, cottage gardens, mixed borders. Self-seeds. Zone 4.
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densiflora
Jul-Aug
1 QT $4.95
‘Alba’
(Dwarf Betony)
Neat, compact mounds of hairy green leaves to 2” tall. Bright white
flowers to 4” tall. Well-drained soil. Useful addition to small-scale
plantings, rock gardens, containers. Long blooming. Zone 3.
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minima
Jun-Jul
2 QT $5.25
Pink-purple flowers on 4 -6” stems. Dense mounds of dark, glossy,
green foliage to 3” tall. Strong flowering species. Zone 4.
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officinalis
Jul-Aug
1 QT $3.55
(Betony)
Glossy, deep green leaves form dense mounds, 6 - 8” tall. Spikes of
purple flowers rise to 18” tall. Self-seeds. Useful addition to mixed
plantings, rock gardens, containers. Zone 4.
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Bloom
Size
Price
Stokesia laevis
(Stokes Aster)
Showy mid to late summer flowers. Fringed petals give a lacy effect.
Good cut flowers. Clump formers. Well-drained soil. Southeastern
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‘Good-N-Purple’
Jul-Aug
Large, fringed purple flowers. 12 - 18” tall.
3 QT
$5.95
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‘Honeysong Purple’
Royal purple flowers. 14” tall.
3 QT
$5.95
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‘Peach Melba’
Jul-Aug
3 QT $6.95
Large, heavily fringed, creamy white flowers with a peach center. A
more compact variety growing 8” tall x 18” wide.
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‘Peachie’s Pick’
Jul-Sep
3 QT
Large, lavender-blue flowers. 18” tall. Long blooming.
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‘Purple Parasols’
Jul-Aug
3 QT $5.95
Flowers start out light blue and transition to deep violet-purple.
14” tall.
Jul-Aug
$5.95
Stomatium mustellinum
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(Ice Plant)
May-Jul
1 QT $3.75
Yellow flowers. Fat, blunt, succulent leaves grow in tight mats.
2” tall. Zone 6.
See Delosperma for Stomatium relatives
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Price
Strawberry
All varieties grown with organic fertilizers.
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‘Fern’
May
1 QT $2.95
Everbearing, large, very firm, sweet berries. Excellent for fresh eating.
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‘Quinault’
May
1 QT $2.95
Everbearing. Good fall crop. Large, tasty, attractive fruit.
Produces many runners. 6 - 8” tall. Disease resistant.
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‘Seascape’
May
1 QT $2.95
Firm, symmetrical fruit. Outstanding flavor and appearance.
Everbearing. Disease resistant.
Alpine Strawberries - see Fragaria vesca
Symphytum
(Comfrey)
Foliage forms dense, weed-smothering groundcover. Rapid
spreading. Excellent shade groundcovers. Well suited to plantings
under trees/shrubs.
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‘Goldsmith’
May-Jun
3 QT $6.95
Attractive, soft gold-edged foliage. Red buds opening to white &
blue flowers. 12” tall. Shade brightener. Zone 5.
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‘Hidcote Blue’
May-Jun
3 QT $5.95
Pale blue flowers. Cut back spent flowers for extended bloom.
12” tall. Zone 4.
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grandiflorum
May-Jun
3 QT $5.95
Red buds open to ivory-yellow flowers. Cut back spent flowers for
extended bloom. 12” tall. Zone 4.
Taraxicum pamiricum
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(Pamir Dandelion)
May
2 QT $4.95
A charming dandelion from the Pamir Mountains. Pinkish white
flowers. Zone 4, at least.
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Bloom
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Price
Tellima grandiflora
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(Fringe Cups)
May-Jun
3 QT $6.25
Quilted, green leaves turn bronze in fall/winter. 8” tall. Clumpforming habit. Semi-evergreen. Spicy sweet fragrance, fringed,
chartreuse flowers. 18 - 24” tall. Woodland groundcover, accent,
containers. These represent seedlings of ‘Forest Frost’. Native to
the Pacific northwest U.S. Zone 5.
Teucrium
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canadense
Jul-Aug
1 QT $3.75
(American Germander)
Dark, glossy, evergreen foliage. Pale rose flowers. Moist soil
tolerant. A great groundcover, edging and accent plant. 12” tall.
Salt tolerant. Northeastern U.S. native. Zone 3.
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canadense
Jul-Aug
1 QT
‘Alba’
3 QT
(American Germander)
The white flowered version. Reblooms in the fall.
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chamaedrys
Jul-Aug
1 QT $3.75
(European Germander)
Glossy, dark green leaves. 12 - 15” tall. Makes an excellent low hedge,
edger, accent. Purplish flowers. Tried & true performer. Zone 5.
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hircanicum
Jul-Sep
3 QT $5.95
‘Paradise Delight’
Upright spikes of veronica-like flowers in shades of purple-red.
Aromatic grey-green leaves. Bushy, clump-forming perennial.
16 - 20” tall. Well-drained soil. Self-sows. Zone 6.
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$5.95
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Size
Price
Thalictrum
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‘Black Stockings’
Jun-Jul
6 QT $10.50
Nearly black stems with contrasting green leaves. Large, fluffy,
lavender-pink flowers. 6’ tall. Good cut flower. Zone 5.
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isopyroides
Jun-Aug
1 QT $4.95
(Himalayan Meadow Rue)
Dense mounds of striking, fine-textured, silvery blue leaves. Small
greenish yellow flowers form a haze above foliage. 18” tall. An
outstanding foliage plant from early spring through autumn. Zone 6.
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kiusianum
Jun-Aug
1 QT $4.95
(Dwarf Meadow Rue)
Forms a low mat of beautiful, fern-like, blue-green foliage. 3 - 4” tall.
Frothy lavender flowers. Long blooming. Choice small-scale
groundcover, edger. Interweaves beautifully with other shade
perennials. Zone 4.
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pubescens
Jun-Jul
6 QT $9.50
(King of the Meadow)
Towering stems topped with clouds of creamy white flowers.
6’ + tall. Good cut flowers. Provides strong vertical accent in tight
spaces. Mixed borders, woodlands, meadows. Northeastern U.S.
native. Zone 3.
Thymus - carpeting types
Stepping stones, pathway/patio edger, rock gardens, containers,
small-scale groundcover. Well-drained soil. Tolerates light foot
traffic. Zone 5.
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‘Albus’
May-Jun
2.5”POT
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‘Coccineus’
Jun-Jul
2.5”POT
$1.95
1 QT $3.25
White flowers over bright green foliage. Carpeting. 1 - 2” tall.
Early and heavy bloomer.
$1.95
1 QT $3.25
Rose-pink flowers over carpeting, dense, green mats. 1 - 2” tall.
Heavy bloomer.
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Bloom
Size
Price
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‘Doretta Klaber’
Jun-Jul
1 QT $3.55
Tiny, evergreen foliage slowly forming dense carpets. 1” tall. Dark
pink flowers.
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‘Elfin’
Jul
1 QT $3.55
Tiny, evergreen foliage slowly forming dense carpets. Purple
flowers. 1 - 2 tall.
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‘Golden Transparent’
Jun-Jul
1 QT $3.25
Golden carpets, 2” tall. White flowers. Orange-yellow fall color.
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‘Goldstream’
Jul
1 QT $3.25
Gold-flecked, lemon-scented foliage forms low mat, 1 - 2” tall. Pink
flowers.
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‘Latavin Lucy’
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‘Lemon Frost’
Jun-Jul
1 QT $3.55
Lemon-scented foliage forms low mat 1 - 2” tall. White flowers.
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‘Magic Carpet’
Jun-Jul
2.5”POT
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‘Minimus Russetings’
Jul
2.5”POT
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‘Mint’
May-Jun
2.5”POT
Thymus (continued) - carpeting types
Jun-Jul
$1.95
1 QT $3.25
Apple-green mats of foliage. 1” tall. Rosy-pink flowers. Late blooming.
2.5”POT
$1.95
1 QT $3.25
Lemon-scented, green foliage. Forms low mat, 1 - 2” tall.
Carmine-pink flowers.
$1.95
1 QT $3.25
Dense green mats, 1 - 2” tall. Pink flowers. Foliage turns a deep
wine-red in winter. Late blooming.
$1.95
1 QT $3.25
Forms dense mats, 1” tall. Slight mint scent with a citrus overtone.
Pink flowers. Early blooming.
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Thymus (continued) - carpeting types
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‘Minus’
Jul
2.5”POT $2.25
Very small leaves, even for a thymus. Slowly forms dense mats,
1/2 - 1” tall. Pink flowers.
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‘Pink Chintz’
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‘Purple Carpet’
Jun-Jul
1 QT $3.25
Dark green foliage forms low mat, 1 - 2” tall. Slight lemon scent.
Purple flowers.
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ibukiensis
$1.95
1 QT $3.25
Dark green mats, 1 - 2” tall. Bright pink flowers, the showiest of the
creeping thymes.
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pseudolanuginosis
Jun-Jul
2.5”POT $1.95
(Woolly Thyme)
1 QT $3.55
Woolly, grey foliage, forms 1” tall carpet. Pink flowers.
May-Jun
$1.95
1 QT $3.25
Woolly, deep olive foliage. Salmon-pink flowers. Carpeting.
1 - 2” tall. Early blooming.
May-Jun
2.5”POT
2.5”POT
Thymus - bushy types
Herb gardens, pathway/patio edger, rock gardens, container,
companion plant. Well-drained soil. Zone 5.
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‘Archer’s Gold
Jun-Jul
1 QT
All gold foliage. Low mounding habit. 3 - 4” tall.
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‘Orange Balsam’
Jun-Jul
1 QT $3.55
Aromatic leaves. Can be used for teas, culinary purposes. 8” tall.
Pale lilac flowers.
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‘Silver Posie’
Jun-Jul
1 QT $3.75
Silver-white edged leaves with pink stems. 8 - 12” tall. Lavenderpink flowers. Pink fall/winter foliage color.
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Thymus (continued) - bushy types
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citriodorus
Jun-Jul
1 QT $3.75
‘Gold Edge’
(Lemon Thyme)
Gold-edged, lemon-scented foliage, 8 - 10” tall. Lilac flowers.
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citriodorus
Jun-Jul
1 QT $3.75
‘Silver Lemon’
(Lemon Thyme)
Silver edged, lemon-scented foliage. 8 - 10” tall. Lilac flowers.
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vulgaris
Jun-Jul
1 QT $3.55
Aromatic leaves commonly used for culinary purposes. Pale lilac
flowers. 6 - 10” tall.
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vulgaris
May-Jun
1 QT $3.75
‘Compactus’
A more compact form of English thyme. 4 - 6” tall. Pale lilac flowers.
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vulgaris
Jun-Jul
1 QT $3.75
‘Glover’s Gold’
Brightly variegated, gold to chartreuse leaves with green edges.
Aromatic leaves. 6 - 10” tall. Pale lilac flowers. A 2009 Glover
Perennials introduction!
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vulgaris
Jun-Jul
1 QT $3.55
‘Wedgewood’
Creamy yellow centered, aromatic leaves. Can be used for culinary
purposes. 6 - 10” tall. Pale lilac flowers.
Tiarella
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(Foamflower)
May-Jul
cordifolia
3 QT $5.95
‘Brandywine’
Glossy green leaves with excellent bronze fall & winter color.
Evergreen. Foamy light pink flowers. 8 - 10” tall. Northeastern U.S.
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Tiarella (continued)
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cordifolia
May-Jul
3 QT $5.95
‘Running Tapestry’
Lush green leavs with radiant red heats. Evergreen. Foamy, withe
flowers. 8 - 12” tall. Running habit. Woodland groundcover, shady
containers. Deer resistant. Northeastern U.S. native. Zone 4.

wherryi
May-Jul
3 QT $5.95
Maple leaf-shaped, attractive green foliage which has an iridescent
effect. White flowers with pink tinge. Compact and clump-forming.
Foliage turns red in fall. Useful in small groups or as a groundcover
underneath deciduous trees. 10 - 12” tall. Self sows. Northeastern
Tradescantia
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(Spiderwort)
‘Blue & Gold’
May-Oct
3 QT $6.25
In a league of its own among spiderworts. Glowing gold foliage.
Large, deep blue flowers open during morning and evening hours.
Fantastic color contrast. Flowers are sterile thus do not self seed
and are exceptionally long blooming. 12 - 20” tall. Vigorous.
Incredible performer in our garden! Zone 5.
Triadenum virginicum
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(Marsh St. John’s Wort)
Jul-Aug
3 QT $5.95
Pink flowers. 12 - 18” tall. Red seed capsules in the fall. Previously
named Hypericum virginicum, it does resemble hypericums. A
widespread wetland species of the entire Eastern U.S. Ours are
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Tricyrtis
(Toadlily)
An exciting genus of late summer/fall blooming perennials. Flower colors
include pure white, blue, raspberry, pink, yellow, lavender and combinations
thereof. With new variegated varieties there are now choices in foliage color
also.
Performs best in organically rich, moist soil, in light to moderate shade. In order
to appreciate them best, site where their orchid-like blooms can be admired up
close. Companions: ferns, carex, anemone, asarum, saruma, astilbe, astrantia,
chelone, hosta, iris, Begonia grandis, zizia.
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‘Empress’
Aug-Oct
3 QT $7.25
Raspberry spots often coalescing at the tips overlaid on white
flowers with a yellow throat. Extra large flowers, 1 3/4” wide.
These actually show up from a distance! 3’ tall. Zone 5.
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‘Hatatagisa’
Aug-Oct
3 QT $5.95
Orchid-like blooms are blue with purple spots and a white center.
Glossy leaves. 2’ tall. Zone 5.
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‘Lightning Strike’
Aug-Oct
3 QT $7.55
Gold leaves with varying green streaks. White flowers with
raspberry spotting. 1 3/8” diameter. Electric! Zone 6.
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‘Samurai’
Jul-Sep
3 QT $7.25
Solid raspberry flowers with darker spots. Flowers sometimes
appear more blue. Earlier blooming. Handsome foliage with soft
gold variegation. 24 - 30” tall. Robust variegated variety and
excellent performer in our garden. Zone 6.
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‘Shirohotogisu’
Aug-Oct
3 QT $5.95
Pure white flowers. Hairy green leaves. 24” tall. Zone 5.
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‘Sinonome’
Aug-Oct
3 QT $6.75
Large, white flowers with ruby speckling. 30 - 36” tall. Zone 5.
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‘Tojen’
Jul-Sep
3 QT $6.75
Large, lavender-purple flowers with white center. Reminiscent of
Dendrobium orchids! Bold foliage. 24 - 30” tall. Vigorous. Zone 5.
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Tricyrtis (continued)
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latifolia
Jul-Aug
3 QT $6.75
‘Golden Leopard’
Yellow flowers with purple spots. 18 - 20” tall. An early blooming
toadlily. Zone 5.
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macranthopsis
Sep-Oct
3 QT $9.00
Butter-yellow flowers with red spotting on the inside. Bell-shaped
flowers, 1 3/4” long. Long arching stems. Best sited overhanging a
wall. Zone 5.
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macropoda
Jul-Aug
3 QT $9.00
‘Tricolor’
Pink and white striping on green leaves in the spring. Arching
stems 2’ long. White and lavender flowers. Zone 4.
Tridens flavus
(Redtop)
D
Aug-Mar
1 QT $3.75
4 QT $5.95
Reddish-purple flowers in late summer drying to silvery tan remain
effective through winter. 3 - 5’ tall. Green leaves with bronze fall
color. Good cut flower. Self sows readily. Meadows, naturalizing.
Northeastern U.S. native meadow grass. Our plants are Long Island
provenance. Zone 4.
Trifolium repens
(White Clover)
Ornamental selections of the same species of clover found in our
lawns. 2 - 3” tall. White flowers. Tolerates foot traffic and lower
fertility. Best leaf coloration in full sun. Small to medium-scale
groundcover, containers. Try as a lawn substitute, around
pathways or other light traffic areas. Plant on the edge of lawns
and let it creep in. Zone 4.
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‘Atropurpureum’
Jul
1 QT $3.55
Deep purple leaves with a green edge. Many four leafed clovers.
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Bloom
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Price
Trifolium repens (continued)
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‘Black Ice’
Jul
1 QT $3.55
(Purple-Leafed Clover)
Black-purple leaves with a green edge - the darkest clover on the
market. A 2011 Glover Perennials introduction!
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‘Ice Purple’
Jul
1 QT $3.55
Deep purple leaves with a silver edge. A 2007 Glover Perennials
introduction!
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‘Tricolor’
Jul
1 QT $3.55
Red, silver and green tricolor foliage. A 2010 Glover Perennials
introduction.
Typha
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M
(Cattail)
angustifolia
Jul-Dec
4 QT $5.95
Strongly rhizomatous perennial. 3 - 7’ tall. Produces the familiar
cattail seen throughout North American freshwater wetlands.
minima
Jul-Dec
3 QT $5.70
(Miniature Cattail)
A miniature species of cattail only 32” tall. Produces 2” long
cattails. Reed-like leaves. Fast spreading. A good choice for
smaller ponds, pools and containers. Excellent water cleanser. Zone 5.
Uvularia grandiflora
M
(Bellwort)
May
3 QT $8.50
Large, sweetly fragrant, soft yellow flowers dangle from the upper
leaf axilis. 18 - 24” tall. Glowing yellow fall foliage. Graceful
woodlander. Northeastern U.S. native. Zone 3.
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Vaccinium macrocarpon
M
(Cranberry)
May-Jun
1 QT $5.25
Dense, prostrate evergreen, groundcover. Wiry stem growth.
4 - 6” tall. Pink flowers. Produces edible cranberries in Sept.
Foliage turns a pleasing bronze in winter. Faster growth rate in
moist, highly organic soils. Does not require bogs. Suitable for
containers. Northeastern U.S. native. Zone 2.
Verbena
D
canadensis
Jun-Aug
3 QT $5.70
‘Pink Pepper’
Bright pink flowers. Trailing groundcovering habit. 6” tall.
Vigorous grower and reported to be indestructable. A passalong
variety from Indiana. Northeastern U.S. native species. Zone 5.

canadensis
Jun-Aug
1 QT $3.55
‘Snow Flurry’
Long blooming, white flowers. Low, bushy habit, 12” tall. U.S.
native species from New York to Minnesota southward. Self-sows.
Said to be zone 5 hardy.
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simplex
Jun-Aug
3 QT $5.95
(Narrowleaf Vervain)
Long wands of light lavender-blue flowers. Narrow green leaves.
20” tall. Upright habit. Northeastern U.S. native. Zone 4.
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stricta
Jul-Aug
3 QT $5.95
(Hoary Vervain)
Long wands of blue-purple flowers. 2 - 3’ tall. Grey-green leaves.
Upright habit. Average to dry, well-drained soil. Attracts beneficial
insects. Will spread by seed. Northeastern U.S. native. Zone 3.
Vernonia
MD
lettermanii
Aug-Sep
3 QT $6.25
‘Iron Butterfly’
(Narrowleaf Ironweed)
Beautiful narrow foliage that easily mixes with other perennials.
Purple flowers. 2 - 3’ tall. Native to Arkansas. Zone 4.
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Bloom
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Price
Vernonia (continued)
 M
noveboracensis
Aug-Sep
4 QT $6.25
(New York Ironweed)
Deep purple flowers. Robust clumping perennial. 4 - 7’ tall. Adds a
strong vertical presence to the garden. Northeastern U.S. native.
Our plants are Long Island provenance. Zone 3.
Veronica
Low growing varieties are well-suited to use as edgers, small to
medium-scale groundcovers, and containers. All varieties work well
in mixed borders. The lowest growers also suitable among stepping
stones. Durable, easy care.

‘Ulster Blue Dwarf’
May-Sep
3 QT $5.45
Long blooming, deep purple blue flowers. 12” tall. Edger, accent,
small space filler. Zone 4.
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‘Waterperry’
May-June
1 QT $3.25
Large quantities of blue, white-eyed flowers with a fall repeat.
Purple foliage color late fall/winter. Low, spreading habit. 4 - 6” tall.
One of our favorite all around groundcovers. Zone 5.

allionii
Jun-Jul
3 QT $5.95
Blue flower spikes. 6 - 8” tall. Low, slow spreading green mats.
Great in rock gardens. Zone 3.

gentianoides
May-Jun
3 QT $7.25
‘Barbara Sherwood’
(Gentian Speedwell)
Broad, glossy, green leaves. Semi-evergreen. Foliage to 6” tall. Iceblue flowers, 12 - 18” tall. A useful companion to fine textured
plants. Slow spreading. Easy care. Native to Caucasus. Zone 4.

gentianoides
May-Jun
1 QT $5.25
‘Variegata’
(Gentian Speedwell)
Same as ‘Barbara Sherwood’, only leaves with prominent white
variegation.
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Veronica (continued)

prostrata
May-Jun
1 QT $3.75
‘Trehane’
Bright chartreuse to gold foliage. Creeping growth habit. Forms a
dense carpet. 4 - 6” tall. Bright blue flowers. Great next to purple
foliage plants. Zone 5.
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repens
May-Jun
1 QT $3.25
Tiny leaves form a ground-hugging mat, 1” tall. Plant is covered
with blue buds opening to white flowers. 2” tall. Semi-evergreen.
Zone 5.
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repens
May-Jun
2.5”POT $2.75
‘Sunshine’
(Golden Creeping Speedwell)
Chartreuse-gold foliage forms ground-hugging mat, 1” tall. Semievergreen. White flowers to 4” tall. Excellent contrast plant. Zone 5.
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spicata
Jun-Aug
2 QT $5.25
‘Blue Carpet’
A dwarf selection, only 6” tall! Bright blue flower spikes over low
spreading carpets. Deadheading will help extend the bloom time.
Zone 4.

spicata
Jun-Aug
4 QT $5.70
‘Pink Damask’
Elegant spikes of rose-pink flowers rising from sizable clumps.
2 - 3’ tall. Deadheading helps extend bloom time. Good cut flower.
A classic border perennial. Zone 4.

spicata
Jun-Aug
3 QT $5.70
‘Romiley Purple’
Elegant spikes of violet-purple flowers. 18” tall. Deadheading helps
extend bloom time. Good cut flower. A classic border perennial.
Zone 4.
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Bloom
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Price
Veronica (continued)

umbrosa
May-Jun
1 QT $3.75
‘Georgia Blue’
Low growing, spreading mounds of green foliage that look good
all season. Covered with true blue, white-eyed flowers, will repeat
in late summer. 4 - 6” tall. Zone 5.
Viburnum dentatum
 M
(Arrowwood Viburnum)
May-Jun
3 QT $8.50
Vase-shaped to rounded shrub. 6 - 12’ tall. Creamy white flowers.
Blue-black fruit in the fall are a favorite of migrating songbirds. Easy
to grow. Borders, screen, naturalizing. Northeastern U.S. native.
Zone 4.
Vinca minor
(Periwinkle)
Evergreen leaves on trailing stems. 4 - 6” tall. Forms a dense cover.
Competes well with tree roots. Tough small to large-scale
groundcover, edger. Suitable for shrub borders, erosion control,
containers. Excellent choice for groundcovering tree and shrub
islands. Zone 4.
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‘Alba’
White flowers.
Apr-May
1 QT
$3.25
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‘Atropurpurea’
Deep purple flowers.
Apr-May
1 QT
$3.25
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‘Bowles’
Apr-May
1 QT $3.25
Large, deep blue flowers. Large, glossy, evergreen leaves. An
improved blue variety.
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‘Moonlit’
3 QT $5.95
Double blue flowers. Attractive yellow variegations on dark green
leaves.
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‘Ralph Shugert’
Apr-May
1 QT $3.55
Clear white margin on a dark green leaf. Sky blue flowers.
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Viola
(Violet)
Excellent in containers. Edger, accent, small-scale groundcover.
Incorporate into mixed borders. Best in full sun to light shade,
organically rich, moist soil except where noted.
M
‘Black Magic’
May-Jul
3 QT $5.45
Large, black flowers with bright yellow eye. 6 - 8” tall. Zone 5.
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‘Etain’
May-Oct
3 QT $5.45
Extra large, pale lemon-yellow flowers with lavender margins.
Fragrant. 8 - 10” tall.
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‘Purple Showers’
May-Oct
3 QT $5.45
Large, solid purple flowers. Very long blooming. 6 - 8” tall.
Dead-heading will ensure continuous blooms. Zone 6.
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corsica
Apr-Oct
2.5”POT $1.95
(Corsican Violet)
3 QT $5.45
Free flowering perennial violet. Large, deep blue-purple flowers
whiskered with white and a yellow throat. Distinctive long petals.
8” tall. Forms nice tidy mounds. Re-seeds moderately. Mixed
borders, containers, rock gardens. Zone 4.
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labradorica
Apr-May,
1 QT $3.55
(Labrador Violet)
Sep-Oct
Dark green leaves flushed with purple. 4” tall. Purple flowers.
Excellent groundcover. Self-sows. Works well in shrub borders.
M
odorata
Apr-Jun
3 QT $5.95
‘White Rebecca’
(Sweet Violet)
A creamy white version of ‘Rebecca’ with the same sweet scent.
6 - 8” tall. A 2007 Glover Perennials introduction! Zone 5/6.
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pedata
Apr-Jun
1 QT $4.55
(Bird’s Foot Violet)
Sep-Oct
Showy, purple flowers with a fall repeat. 4 - 5” tall. Leaves resemble
a bird’s foot. Native of dry, sandy fields, open woods and pine
barrens of northeastern U.S. Zone 5.
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3 QT
$5.95
Waldsteinea
  D fragarioides
Apr-May
(Barren Strawberry)
Strawberry-like foliage forms a dense, weed-smothering mat.
4 - 6” tall. Yellow flowers to 8” tall. Durable, widely adaptable.
Small to large-scale groundcover, tree islands, among shrubs.
  D ternata
Apr-May
3 QT $5.95
(Barren Strawberry)
Slow spreading groundcover with strawberry-like foliage. Yellow
flowers. 6 - 8” tall. Widely adaptable. Dry shade tolerant. Weedsmothering groundcover. 2005 Gold Medal award winner. Zone 4.
Wisteria

frutescens
Jun-Aug
4 QT $9.95
‘Amethyst Falls’ - Trellised
(American Wisteria)
Climbing vine with 4 - 6” long, fragrant, purple flowers. Glossy
foliage. Can climb 30’. Train on deck railing, pergola, arbor, fence.
Less vigorous than its Asian relatives. Eastern U.S. native species.
Zone 5.

macrostachya
Jun-Jul
4 QT $10.50
‘Clara Mack’ - Trellised
(Kentucky Wisteria)
Climbing vine with fragrant white flowers up to 18” long (longer
than is typical of the species). Train on deck railings, pergolas,
arbors, fences. Less vigorous than its Asian relatives. Eastern U.S.
Xanthorhiza simplicissima
 M
(Yellowroot)
Apr
3 QT $8.50
Forms a low thicket of upright woody stems and bright green leaves.
2 - 3’ tall. Purple fall color. Yellow dye can be extracted from the sap.
A highly desirable, underutilized, tall groundcover. Northeastern
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Zizia
Bright yellow umbels. Clumping habit Combines well with ferns,
carexes, anemones, astrantias, chelones, hostas. Nectar source for
spring emerging bumblebee queens.
 M
aptera
May-Jun
3 QT $6.95
(Heart-leafed Alexanders)
Leathery, dark green, heart-shaped leaves. 12 - 24” tall. Does not
self-sow as prolifically as Z. aurea. Native from Connecticut to
Georgia in open woods and meadows. Zone 4.
  M aurea
May-Jul
3 QT
$5.95
(Golden Alexanders)
12 - 24” tall. Will self-sow, dead head after flowering to prevent, if
desired. Attracts beneficial insects. Native from eastern Canada to
Florida in moist woods, open meadows and riverbanks. Zone 4.
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Butterfly Attracting Plants
Achillea
Agastache
Ajania
Ajuga
Allium
Amsonia
Angelica
Aquilegia
Arabis
Aristolochia
Armeria
Asclepias
Aster
Astilbe
Boltonia
Calamintha
Campanula
Caryopteris
Ceanothus
Ceratostigma
Chamaemelum
Chelone
Chelonopsis
Chrysopsis
Cimicifuga
Clematis
Clethra
Coreopsis
Cornus
Cunila
Dendranthema
Dianthus
Echinacea
Echinops
Erigeron
Eryngium
Eupatorium
Euthamia
Filipendula
Gaillardia
Gelsemium
Gentiana
Geranium
Geum
Helenium
Helianthus
Heliopsis
Hemerocallis
Heuchera
Hibiscus
Hyssopus
Iberis
Iris
Kalimeris
Knautia
Lathyrus
Lavendula
Leucanthemum
Liatris
Ligularia
Lobelia
Lonicera
Lychnis
Meehania
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Monarda
Nepeta
Origanum
Penstemon
Phlox
Phyteuma
Pluchea (annual)
Potentilla tridentata
Pycnanthemum
Rabdosia
Rudbeckia
Salvia
Scutellaria
Sedum
Silene
Solidago
Spigelia
Stachys
Stokesia
Teucrium
Thalictrum
Thymus
Tiarella
Trifolium
Vaccinium
Verbena
Vernonia
Veronica
Viburnum
Viola
Wisteria
Zizia
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These plants are not favored by deer. Despite having chemical and physical
defenses, plants included in this list may still experience browsing damage if deer
have run out of more favorable food sources. Conclusion: deer resistance is
relative. Use plants low on their list of food preferences to achieve relative
freedom from deer damage.
Achillea
Aconitum
Acorus
Aegopodium
Agastache
Ajania
Ajuga
Akebia
Alchemilla
Allium
Ammophila
Amsonia
Andropogon
Aquilegia
Arabis
Arctostaphylos
Arisaema
Armeria
Artemisia
Aruncus
Arundo
Asarum
Asclepias
Aster *
Astilbe
Aurinia
Baccharis
Baptisia
Bergenia
Boltonia
Briza
Calamagrostis
Calamintha
Campsis
Carex
Caryopteris
Cerastium
Ceratostigma
Chamaemelum
Chasmanthium
Chelone
Chrysogonum
Cimicifuga
Clethra
Convallaria
Cunila
Deschampsia
Dianthus *
Dracocephalum ruysch.
Echinops
Elymus
Epimedium
Eragrostis
Erigeron
Eryngium
Eupatorium
Euphorbia
Ferns
Festuca mairei
Galium
Gaillardia
Geranium
Gillenia
Gypsophila
Hakonechloa
Harpochloa
Helenium
Hibiscus
Houttuynia
Hypericum
Hyssopus
Imperata
Iris cristata
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* some species
Isopyrum
Jovibarba
Juncus
Lamiastrum
Lamium
Lathyrus
Lavendula
Leucoseptrum stellipilum
Liatris
Ligularia
Limonium
Lotus
Luzula
Lychnis
Lysimachia
Marrubium
Mazus
Meehania
Milium
Miscanthus
Molinia
Monarda
Muhlenbergia
Myosotis
Myrica
Nasella
Nepeta
Opuntia
Origanum
Oxalis
Pachysandra
Paeonia
Panicum
Parthenium
Pennisetum
Penstemon
Perovskia
Philadelphus
Phlox subulata
Platycodon
Pluchea odorata (annual)
Polemonium
Polygonatum
Polygonum
Pulmonaria
Pycnanthemum
Rohdea
Rubus *
Ruellia
Ruta
Salvia
Schizachyrium
Selaginella
Sempervivum
Sesleria
Sisyrinchium
Solidago
Sorghastrum
Spodiopogon
Sporobolus
Stachys
Symphytum
Tanacetum
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Teucrium
Thalictrum
Thymus
Tiarella
Triadenum
Tridens
Typha
Vaccinium
Verbena
Veronica
Vinca
Waldsteinea
Wisteria
Xanthorhiza
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Northeastern U.S. Native Plants*
Acorus americanus
Allium cernuum
Ammophila breviligulata
Andropogon gerardii
Andropogon virginicus
Apios americana
Aquilegia canadensis
Arctostaphylos uva-ursi
Arisaema dracontium
Arisaema triphyllum
Aruncus dioicus
Asarum canadense
Asclepias incarnata
Asclepias purpurascens
Asclepias tuberosa
Aster cordifolius
Aster divaricatus
Aster dumosus
Aster ericoides
Aster laevis
Aster linariifolius
Aster novae-angliae
Aster novi-belgii
Aster spectabilis
Aster umbellatus
Baptisia alba var. macrophylla
Baptisia australis
Boltonia asteroides
Caltha palustris
Caulophyllum thalictroides
Carex species – flaccosperma
grayi, laxiculmis, nigra, stricta
Chelone glabra
Chrysopsis mariana
Cimicifuga racemosa
Clematis virginiana
Clethra alnifolia
Cornus sericea
Cunila origanoides
Deschampsia flexuosa
Dioscorea villosa
Equisetum hyemale
Equisetum scirpoides
Eragrostis spectabilis
Erigeron pulchellus
Eupatorium hyssopifolium
Eupatorium purpureum
Euphorbia corollata
Euthamia caroliniana
Fern species – Christmas,
Cinnamon, Hay-scented, Lady,
Maidenhair, New York, Ostrich,
Robust Male, Royal
Geranium maculatum
Geum triflorum
Gillenia trifoliata
Helenium flexuosum
Helianthus angustifolius
Heliopsis helianthoides
Hepatica acutiloba
Hepatica americana
Heuchera americana
Hibiscus moscheutos var. palustris
Iris cristata
Iris prismatica
Iris setosa var. canadensis
Iris versicolor
Isopyrum biternatum
Jeffersonia diphylla
Juncus effusus
Lathyrus maritimus
Liatris scariosa var. novae-angliae
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Northeastern U.S. Native Plants*
Limonium carolinianum
Lobelia cardinalis
Lonicera sempervirens
Luzula acuminata
Mitella diphylla
Muhlenbergia capillaris
Myrica pensylvanica
Opuntia humifusa
Panicum amarum
Panicum virgatum
Parthenium integrifolium
Phlox divaricata
Phlox maculata
Phlox paniculata
Phlox subulata
Physostegia virginiana
Pluchea odorata (annual)
Polemonium reptans
Pycnanthemum muticum
Pycnanthemum tenuifolium
Pycnanthemum virginianum
Rhexia virginica
Rosa virginiana
Rubus occidentalis
Rudbeckia hirta
Rudbeckia laciniata
Salvia lyrata
Sanguisorba canadensis
Schizachyrium scoparium
Scutellaria serrata
Silene caroliniana
Sisyrinchium angustifolium
Sisyrinchium atlanticum
Smilacina racemosa
Solidago flexicaulis
Solidago juncea
Solidago sempervirens
Sorghastrum nutans
Sporobolus heterolepis
Teucrium canadense
Thalictrum pubescens
Tiarella cordifolia
Tiarella wherryi
Triadenum virginicum
Tridens flavus
Typha angustifolia
Uvularia grandiflora
Vaccinium macrocarpon
Verbena canadensis
Verbena simplex
Verbena stricta
Vernonia noveboracensis
Viburnum dentatum
Viola labradorica
Viola pedata
Waldsteinea fragarioides
Xanthorhiza simplicissimia
Zizia aptera
Zizia aurea
* References:
Magee and Ahles, 1999. Flora of the Northeast.
University of Massachusetts Press
USDA, Plants Database
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Near Native Plants
(Native to the Mid-Atlantic, Southeast & Midwest U.S.)
Agastache
Agave virginica
Amsonia illustris
Amsonia tabernaemontana
Aristolochia durior
Campsis radicans
Carex muskingumensis
Chasmanthium latifolium
Chelone lyonii
Chrysogonum virginianum
Cissus trifoliata
Clematis texensis
Coreopsis
Echinacea paradoxa
Echinacea purpurea
Echinacea tennesseensis
Eragrostis elliottii
Eupatorium altissimum
Eupatorium coelestinum
Fern - Dixie Wood
Gaillardia
Helianthus dowellianus
Heuchera villosa
Hibiscus coccineus
Hypericum frondosum
Iris verna
Liatris pycnostachya
Meehania cordata
Pachysandra procumbens
Phlox carolina
Phlox glaberrima
Phlox stolonifera
Pycnanthemum flexuosum
Rudbeckia fulgida
Ruellia humilis
Salvia azurea ssp. pitcheri
Sedum ternatum
Solidago sphacelata
Spigelia marilandica
Spiranthes cernua var. odorata
Stokesia laevis
Tradescantia
Vernonia lettermanii
Wisteria frutescens
Wisteria macrostachya
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Fall Blooming Plants
One of our missions is to break the monopoly mums have on the fall
flower market. To focus attention on these mum alternatives we have
put them together for you in list form. Just say no to mums!
Abelmoschus moschatus
Aconitum ‘Arendsii’
Agastaches
Ajania pacifica
Allium taquetii
Anemone (Japanese)
Aster
Begonia grandis
Boltonia asteroides
Calamintha nepeta
Ceratostigma plumbaginoides
Chelone
Chelonopsis
Chrysopsis mariana
Cleradendron trichotomum
Cyclamen hederifolium
Dendranthema
Eupatorium
Gaillardia x grandiflora
Gentiana scabra
Helianthus angustifolius
Heuchera villosa
Leucoseptrum
Origanum laevigatum
Oxalis crassipes
Persicaria amplexicaulis
Rabdosia longituba
Rudbeckia hirta
Salvia azurea
Salvia nipponica
Sanguisorba canadensis
Sanguisorba tenuifolia
Schizostylis coccinea
Sedums - many
Serratula seoanei
Solidago
Spiranthes cernua
Tradescantia ‘Blue & Gold’
Tricyrtis
Vernonia lettermanii
Vernonia noveboracensis
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Woody Plants (including all vines)
Actinidia arguta
Actinidia kolomikta
Akebia quinata ‘Rosea’
Akebia quinata ‘Variegata’
Akebia trifoliata
Arctostaphylos ‘Massachusetts’
Aristolochia durior
Campsis ‘Flava’
Campsis ‘Madame Galen’
Caryopteris ‘White Surprise’
Cissus trifoliata
Clematis - many
Clerodendron trichotomum
Clethra alnifolia
Cornus sericea ‘Sunshine’
Deutzia ‘Nikko’
Deutzia scabra
Deutzia setch. var. corymbiflora
Dioscorea villosa
Euonymus ‘Kewensis’
Euonymus ‘Vanilla Frosting’
Euonymus ‘Wolong Ghost’
Gelsemium semp. ‘Margarita’
Humulus lupulus ‘Aureus’
Humulus lupulus ‘Nugget’
Hydrangea anomala var. tiliifolia
Hypericum calycinum
Hypericum frondosum ‘Sunburst’
Hypericum ‘Hidcote’
Indigofera pseudotinctoria
Indigofera ‘Rose Carpet’
Leptodermis oblonga
Lespedeza bicolor ‘Yakushima’
Leucoseptrum jap. ‘Golden Angel’
Leucoseptrum jap.‘Variegata’
Leucoseptrum stellipilum
Lonicera - many
Myrica pensylvanica
Parthenocissus tricuspidata
Partenocissus tri. ‘Fenway Park’
Philadelphus ‘Belle Etoille’
Philadelphus ‘Buckley’s Quill’
Philadelphus ‘Manteau d’Hermine’
Philadelphus ‘Virginal’
Rosa virginiana
Rubus (Raspberry) ‘Autumn Britten’
Rubus (Blackberry) ‘Black Satin’
Rubus (Black Raspberry) ‘Munger’
Rubus ‘Betty Ashburner’
Rubus calycinoides
Rubus tricolor
Rubus ‘Golden Vale’
Sambucus ‘Laciniata’
Sambucus ‘Plumosa Aurea’
Sarcococca hookerana var. humilis
Vaccinium macrocarpan
Viburnum dentatum
Wisteria frutescens ‘Amethyst Falls’
Wisteria macro. ‘Clara Mack’
Xanthorhiza simplicissima
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