Fresh Live Plants - Fieldstone Gardens

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PRODUCT
Est. 1984
TM
Fieldstone Gardens
Your Maine Source For Hardy Perennials!
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Inc.
www.FieldstoneGardens.com
2014 CATALOG
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From Our Fields
to Your Gardens
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Notes From The Farm
PRODUCT
Just imagine, it’s three o’clock in the morning, you’re snug as a bug
in a rug all bundled up in a nice warm bed when you wake up and
realize …It’s time! It’s another cold windy March night when you
roll out of bed make your way down stairs, quickly slip on a loose
pair of boots and make the trek across the driveway heading to the
greenhouse to load the wood fired furnace protecting your babies
from yet another cold night. It sounds like very uncomfortable
situation but I prefer to interpret it as invigorating and encouraging.
It only means one thing. Winter is on its way out and we will be
playing in the gardens very soon! It’s such a privilege for me to
experience that feeling I get every time I open the greenhouse doors
in the middle of a moonlit night and smell the fresh vegetation
just begging for attention. Often times I would linger longer than I
needed just to savor the moment. Some may say I’m a bit twisted
but I’m sure as a true gardener, you would appreciate my perspective.
From this day forth, I will continue to visit the greenhouse on a daily basis tending to the
needs of our young plants, mostly annuals and tender perennials which will be used for our
hanging baskets as well as vegetable seedlings. It’s always a pleasure to get started
so early in the season. Drop us a line on Facebook and tell us your guilty pleasures
when it comes to gardening. It’s always very inspiring to hear what others are doing
to make it through these long winters.
Again, in closing I would just like to thank each and every one of you who purchase from us
throughout the year. Your support is very much appreciated. We truly enjoy making our plants
available to you and your family throughout the year. Our intent is to continue to fuel the
gardening passion for all those who have it. We look forward to yet another successful season
in the gardens. As always, please feel free to contact us at any time for help and inspiration
for your garden.
Welcome again to Fieldstone Gardens and Happy Gardening!
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PRODUCT INFORMATION
NURSERY
YOU ARE ALWAYS WELCOME! When visiting in Maine,
plan a visit with us! We are conveniently located less than
an hour from LL Bean and Maine’s scenic mid-coast. Our
Annual Open House this year is Sunday, June 29, 2014.
Fieldstone Gardens is a family-owned and operated business started in 1984 and has developed into a op notch
retail perennial plant nursery shipping throughout the
United States as well as internationally.
The 250 acre farm is a meticulously maintained location with
acres of field grown stock as well as over 60,000 containers.
Open to the public, the display gardens have been a destination for day-trippers from the state as well as the region.
We pride ourselves on our plant quality and outstanding
service to our customers. All of our perennials are grown in
our Zone 4 location and are proven to be superior selections for your garden!
CONVENIENT WAYS TO SHOP
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including photos and descriptions.
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PHONE, Whatever works for you!
& FAX
55 Quaker Lane
Vassalboro, ME 04989-3816
207-923-3836 (phone/fax)
In season hours: 9-5 Tues-Sun
Closed Mondays.
Off season hours: 9-5 Mon-Fri
Closed Saturday and Sunday.
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HERE
Come visit! Our retail location is
open to the public April-October,
Tuesday-Sunday, 9:00am-5:00pm.
Closed Monday.
TRYING TO REACH US?
Phone/Fax: 207-923-3836
Internet: www.FieldstoneGardens.com
Facebook: www.facebook.com/pages/Fieldstone-Gardens
Email: [email protected]
Our business office is open all year.
NURSERY VISITS: When visiting Maine, plan to come see us!
We are located near golf courses, lakes, campgrounds, and less
than an hour from LL Bean and Maine’s scenic mid-coast.
DIRECTIONS
We are located between Augusta and Waterville,
about 15 minutes from each.
FROM AUGUSTA (Exit 109/30)
Go East into Augusta on Rte. 100. Go around both traffic
circles 180 degrees and continue on Rte. 100 as it merges
with Rte. 201 North. Follow Rte. 201 North exactly 10
miles (from the 2nd circle) to Bog Road on your right.
Follow Bog Road for 2.5 miles. Take a right onto Cross Hill
Road for 1 mile. Take a left onto Quaker Lane. Watch for
the State directional signs.
FROM NEW AUGUSTA EXIT (Exit 113)
Go straight for 1.8 miles, until the intersection for route
201. Go North (left) on to route 201 for 9 miles. Look for
Bog Road on the right. Follow Bog Road for 2.5 miles. Take
a right onto Cross Hill Road for 1 mile. Take a left onto
Quaker Lane. Watch for the State directional signs.
FROM WATERVILLE (Exit 127/33)
Go East on Rte. 137 across the Kennebec River. Take a
right onto Rte. 201 South and drive exactly 6.5 miles.
Follow Bog Road for 2.5 miles. Take a right onto Cross Hill
Road for 1 mile. Take a left onto Quaker Lane. Watch for
the State directional signs.
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more product selections along with
full-color photos of each variety.
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2014 CATALOG | TEL/FAX 207-923-3836 | [email protected]
TERMS AND CONDITIONS
There are no minimum orders. However, full payment,
including shipping costs, must accompany each mail order.
Please send a check or money order in US currency. Visa
or MasterCard accepted. We do not accept C.O.D. or cash.
A $20 fee is imposed on all returned checks. THE PRICES
IN THIS CATALOG EXPIRE ON DECEMBER 31, 2014.
AVAILABILITY: We carefully plan our catalog inventory. However,
circumstances can and do change with living plants. All orders are
subject to the availability of good quality plant material. We suggest
listing substitutions when placing an order, or accepting our best
equivalent choice. We also carry many unusual perennials that are
too low to list in our catalog. Please visit our web site to view our
entire inventory. Please also feel free to call or email us with your
wish list. If you are traveling a long distance to purchase specific
plants, please phone or email us first to be sure we have them in
stock. We would be happy to gather the order prior to your arrival.
INTERNATIONAL SHIPMENTS: We ship overseas and welcome
your orders. Payment must accompany the order in US currency or
an international money order. An import permit and required papers
must be included in your order. A phytosanitary certificate is $85.00.
Shipping costs are typically 30% of the total plant order. If they are
higher, we will notify you. All plants shipped outside of the United
States will be bare root.
WEBSITE: (www.FieldstoneGardens.com) Sign up on our web site
inclusive of pictures and descriptions to receive emails for new and
unique plants, newsletters, and special discounts!
l View our extensive line of plants via the plant image ibrary.
l Come visit the farm through the Photo Tour.
l Look for new plant releases on our Specials page.
l Check out our website for monthly plant updates and discounts!
l Find information about our Annual Open House,
Sunday, June 29, 2014.
l Order anytime from our web catalog.
SHIPPING: For shipping purposes please provide us with your
Street Address. If you ship your order to two different addresses, it
must count as two separate orders. Depending on the season, all
plants are shipped either bare-root or in containers. Our shipping
season is April-November. If you wish, you may pick up your order
when you visit us. Please notify us at least a week in advance.
ORDERING INFORMATION: If the order form is missing, please
call us for information or use our web catalog. You may also sign your
friend up for a free catalog by entering their email address on our
web site at (www.FieldstoneGardens.com). You can also send us an
order by including the following information:
1. Name and street address.
2. ‘Ship to’ (must include a street address).
3. Requested ship date.
4. Telephone number.
5. Plant name, ID number, and quantity.
6. Sub-total of plant material.
7. If plants are sent to Maine, add 5% tax.
8. Shipping charges. (See upper right on page)
9. Total amount (6, 7, 8) Send check, money order. Mastercard
or Visa information (card number and expiration date). Credit
card accounts are charged when we receive your order to reserve
stock.
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SHIPPING AND HANDLING RATES
Please Note: Shipping charges are applied to item
retail prices before any special bonuses or discounts
are applied. The shipping charge for free items is calculated by the retail price of the free item and will be
charged to your credit card at the time of shipment.
Merchandise
Subtotal
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of Mississippi
West
of Mississippi
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$9.50
$21.45
$9.95-$24.94
$10.50
$22.45
$24.95-$39.94
$12.50
$24.45
$39.95-$49.94
$14.50
$26.45
$49.95-$69.94
$15.50
$27.45
$69.95-$84.94
$16.50
$28.45
$84.95-$99.94
$18.50
$30.45
$99.95-$124.94
$21.50
$33.45
$124.95-$149.94
$25.50
20% of Merchandise subtotal.
$37.45
30% of Merchandise subtotal.
$149.95 and Over
2-Day & Overnight Service
Please note: Express shipping charges are subject to
change, are per delivery address, and are in addition to
standard shipping and handling charges.
Express Mail Options
Express Mail Charges
2-Day
add $11.95
Overnight
add $19.95
International orders: Please read specific guidelines on the left
GUARANTEE: We reserve the right to refuse any order should
circumstances make this necessary. Orders are booked on the
understanding that the customer accepts our terms. We guarantee all
our plants to be true to name and will replace any nursery stock that
proves otherwise. Our liability in all cases is limited to the purchase
price of the plants. We try to ship only during the cool months in
spring and fall, however we cannot be responsible for damage to
plants enroute due to heat. We also cannot replace stock lost due to
causes such as drought, extreme heat or cold, possible neglect, or
winterkill. Claims of plant damage will receive consideration only when
made within ten days after delivery. Our plants are annually inspected
by the Maine State Department of Agriculture, Division of Horticulture.
Fresh Live Plants
WHAT WE SHIP: All our perennials are fieldgrown or produced in containers. We ship
ONLY plants that are at least two years old. To
ensure that your order arrives in a fresh and
healthy condition, some plants may need different packaging treatments. Also, depending
on your State’s restrictions, some perennials
may arrive bareroot or in special containers.
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PRODUCT
ACHILLEA
ACHILLEA (Yarrow)
Yarrow has a long season of bloom year after year. The
flowers are flat heads of tight clusters that bloom in
June-September, and provide a constant source of cutting material for bouquets or dried flower arrangements.
Deeply divided foliage gives a fern-like appearance. An
easy to grow perennial that is right at home in a welldrained garden soil in full sunlight. Divide every 3-4
years. Zones 3-9.
ACH440
Achillea galaxy hybrid 'Hoffnung' (Great Expectations) 7.85
(Great Expectations) Sandstone yellow. Enjoys sun. Grows
18-30" in the summer. Well-drained soil.
ACH460
Achillea galaxy hybrid 'Salmon Beauty'(Lachsschonheit) 7.85
Light salmon pink flowers in the summer. A nice touch for
any garden! Full sun and a well drained to sandy soil. 36".
Zones 3-8.
ACH515 Achillea millefolium 'Credo'
7.85
Soft yellow flowers. Grows 24-32". Fragrant. Full sun. Zone
3-8.
ACH615 Achillea millefolium 'Paprika'
7.85
Red-orange perennial with fern-like foliage. Prefers full sun
and average soil. Blooms early summer with a long bloom
time. Great cut flower. Attracts butterflies and hummingbirds. 18-24".
ACH625 Achillea millefolium 'Pretty Belinda'
10.85
Dense flat clusters of vibrant lilac-pink flowers bloom JuneJuly. Deep cut fern-like medium green foliage. 20". Zone
3-8.
ACH660 Achillea millefolium 'Saucy Seduction' 10.85
Large rose-pink blossoms atop silvery green foliage. Makes
a great cut flower. 24". Full sun, drought tolerant. Zones 4-8.
ACH665 Achillea millefolium 'Sawa Sawa'
7.85
Nice soft orange flowers on strong stalks. Makes a great cut
flower. Medium green foliage forms in a neat clump. 24-28"
when in bloom. June-September. Full sun, moderate water.
Zones 3-8.
ACH670 Achillea millefolium 'Strawberry Seduction' 8.85
Part of the Seduction series which are known for their sturdy,
compact growth habit, long bloom period, and interesting
flowers. Produces large corycombs of tiny, velvet red florets with bright gold centers. This vigorous grower has lovely
deep green foliage. Great in fresh or dried arrangements.
18-20". Zones 4-8.
ACH675 Achillea millefolium 'Summer Pastels'
7.85
A 1990 All American Selection winner. Each plant produces
masses of soft pastel flowers ranging from pink, rose, red,
apricot, or white. Superb cut flower and perfect for drying.
Grows June-September in full sun. 1.5-2'. Zones 3-8.
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ACH680 Achillea millefolium 'Summer Wine'
7.85
Deep wine-red flowers slowly changing to purple. Bright
green foliage. Full sun and drought tolerant. Blooming
throughout the summer. 24".
ACH693 Achillea millefolium 'Wonderful Wampee' 8.85
An excellent addition to the Tutti Frutti family. The blooms
are rich pink to an apple blossom blush with a sturdy compact growth habit that lasts long through the summer. An excellent cut flower dried or fresh. A sun lover and very drought
tolerant. 15". Zones 4-8.
ACH920 Achillea x 'Coronation Gold'
10.85
Bright yellow flowers up to 2" wide. Fern-like gray-green foliage. Very upright stems that do not need staking. Easy!
Does well in Southern gardens. Drought tolerant. 12-36".
Zones 4-8.
ACONITUM (Monkshood)
Monkshood are a fine addition to the semi shaded garden. Heights range from 3-6' with colors of blues, pink,
yellow and white. All parts of the plant are poisonous.
Zones 3-6.
ACO130 Aconitum carmichelli
8.85
A shorter species. Light violet-blue flowers bloom July-September. Part shade. 24-28".
ACO150 Aconitum carmichelli 'Arendsii'
8.85
Beautiful plants that provide intense blue flowers in September and October. Thick leathery green foliage on sturdy
stems that never need staking. Full sun. Definitely makes a
statement! 3-4'.
ACO195 Aconitum fischeri
8.85
Clear blue flowers that is relatively dwarf compared to others. The stems are strong with beautiful cut-leaf foliage and
does not require staking. Highly resistant to diseases and
pests. Will take sun if soil is consistently moist. 24-30".
Zones 3-7.
ACO225 Aconitum lamarckii (Syn: A. pyrenaicum) 8.85
Yellow Monkshood is unusual as it grows spikes of pale yellow flowers. Prefers to be grown in a cool location in moist
fertile soil in partial shade. Great for cutting and used in
floral arrangements. 3-5'. Zones 3-7.
ACO275 Aconitum napellus 'Album'
8.85
A vigorous and robust plant with white flowers that appear
in June-July and persist well into late summer. Grows up
to 36-48".
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ARISAEMA
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ACTAEA
(Cimicifuga, Snakeroot) (Baneberry)
Actaea has seen several name changes. Still the same
great plant ideal for a shady moist spot in the garden. Provides height as well as some brightness with white flowers
and now even a pink cultivar. The traditional Actaea
known as Baneberry is grown for its compound leaves and
colorful berries. It also prefers a shady moist woodland
location. Note: The berries and roots are poisonous.
ACT150 A
ctaea racemosa

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4.85
Tall white spikes appear in July/August reaching a height of
up to 5-6'. Attractive foliage. Fragrant. Zones 3-7.
ACT160 A ctaea racemosa 'Atropupurea'

14.85
Attractive purple foliage all season. In September slender
white flower stems appear reaching a height of up to 5-6'.
Fragrant. Full shade. Excellent plant in right location. Zones 3-8.
ACT300 A
ctaea simplex 'Black Negligee'

18.85
Very beautiful dark plum foliage and stems with long flower
spikes. Purple buds opening white late summer to fall. 5'.
ACT400 A
ctaea simplex 'James Compton'

14.85
White spires with great dark purple foliage. Blooms late
summer to mid fall. Shade plant. In the North can take full
sun but needs constant moisture. 5'.
ACT425 A ctaea simplex 'White Pearl'

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0.85
If your looking for late season color this plant is a good
choice! The arching white spikes appear in September-October. Best choice for southern climates. 3-4'. Zones 3-7.
ACT500 Actaea 'Chocoholic'

18.85
A shorter snakeroot (2-3') providing brilliant texture and
contrast with rich purple-black foliage and pale bottle brush
flowers from midsummer to fall. Prefers partial shade.
ALCHEMILLA (Lady's Mantle)
An all time favorite perennial reknown for its long lasting
attractive foliage. Sprays of chartreuse flowers appear in
early summer in great masses, excellent for bouquets. Best
in partial shade, moist soil, but can tolerate dry shade.
ALC100 A
lchemilla alpina

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0.85
Attractive deeply cut dark green shiny foliage with green/
silver edges. Ideal for a shady area of the rock garden. 6-8".
ALC410 A
lchemilla mollis 'Thriller'

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.85
A more spreading and, believe it or not, even more prolific
form of Lady's Mantle, the flower arrangers' favorite ground
cover. Tough and adaptable, happy in sun or shade, the
foliage captures individual water droplets after the lightest
shower. 15-18". Zones 4-7.
AMSONIA
If you like low maintenance this is the plant for you! They
have light blue, star shaped flowers that bloom early in
the season. They are excellent garden plants with good
disease and insect resistance.
AMS025 A
msonia ciliata

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.85
Pale blue flowers. Prefers full sun or partial shade and medium moisture soil. Grows 2-3'. Zone 5-9.
AMS050 Amsonia hubrechtii

7.85
Steel blue flowers in many clusters cover the plant. Beautiful
olive green foliage turns a crisp gold color in the fall. 24-36".
Zones 5-9.
AMS075 A
msonia illustris

7
.85
Light blue flower. Blooms in May. Prefers full sun to partial
shade and medium moisture soil. Grows 2-3'. Zone 5-9.
AMS090 Amsonia montana

8.85
A dwarf form of tabernaemontana. This small amsonia has
steel blue star-like flowers the spring, resembling a very fine
phlox flower. Full sun. 2'. Zones 3-8.
AMS200 A
msonia tabernaemontana

7 .85
Whirled willow-like leaves and many small pale blue star-like
flowers in June. Takes dry location, but prefers heavy, moist
soil in sun to light shade. 12-32".
ARISAEMA (Jack-In-The-Pulpit)
Jack-in-the-Pulpit has been a favorite of American
gardeners for years. These plants survive best in woodland gardens that contain rich moist soil. Zone 4-8.
ARI025 A
risaema dracontium

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8.85
Unique May blooming woodland perennial! 12-20" with a
long yellow "tongue" that adds great interest to this moisture
loving plant. Does great in shade with a rich soil. Zones 4-9.
ARI030 A
risaema kiushianum

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8.85
A unique new Japanese variety. This Jack-in-the-Pulpit
places it flowers at ground level, carpeting the partly shaded
bed or border in exotic, hooded blossoms in mid- and late
spring! 15". Vertically striped in chocolate and shimmery
golden and boasting a long spadix that covers the open
top of the bloom and extends out 6" like a tail or whip.
Unbelievably showy! Flowers are long-lasting. Partial shade.
Zones 6-9.
ARI100 A
risaema triphyllum

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.85
The spathe or 'pulpit' is green with brown stripes within,
arching over the white spadix 'Jack'. Blooms in late spring.
12-24".
ALC450 A
lchemilla sericata 'Gold Strike'

8.85
Handsome velvety green foliage forms thick weed-choking
mounds. Small Bright chartreuse flowers are an excellent filler
for floral arangements. 14" Full sun to part shade. Zones 3-8.
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ARISAEMA
ARI110 A
risaema triphyllum 'Starburst'

18.85
Most unusual and attractive form of our native Jack-in-thepulpit discovered in Virginia. The emerging trifoliate spring
foliage is highlighted by distinct silvery-white veins. During
early spring, the handsome foliage is accompanied by typical "Jack" flowers which are also striped white. Vigorous,
woodland native that goes dormant by late summer.
ARI120 Arisaema urashima

18.85
Very bold and sturdy when full-grown 3-4'. The inflorescence
is 6" tall, not counting the 18" tail that emerges from the
spadix. The lower part is off-white with brown spots, and the
large hood is a deep brown with white spotting and striping.
ARISTOLACHIA (Dutchman's Pipe)
Dutchman's pipe is a woody, deciduous, twining vine
typically found growing along streams and in moist
woods. Large, heart-shaped, densely-overlapping leaves
(4-8" long) can quickly cover an arbor or trellis with deep
green foliage. Blooms in mid to late spring and grows
large, ribbed, tubular seed capsules (to 3" long) which
mature to a grayish-brown in September. Provides dense
cover for sun porches, verandas, pillars, posts, trellises,
arbors, fences or walls. A good selection for the butterfly
garden. 20-30'.
ARL100 A
ristolachia durior

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2.85
An ideal foliage vine that creates a screen for complete
privacy. Huge, handsome, heart-shaped leaves of glossy,
dark green. Can be trained to your porch, trellis, or archway. Flowers resemble a tiny Dutch pipe. Sun or shade. May
reach up to 30'.
ASARUM (Wild Ginger)
An excellent shade tolerant ground cover. A perfect foliage specimen for the woodland garden. The plant emits
a ginger-like fragrance when the roots are cut. Prefers a
rich, slightly acid, moist soil.
ASA100 Asarum canadensis

10.85
(Canadian Wild Ginger) Large light green leaves. Purplish-brown flowers blooming in April-May are usually hidden by the dense foliage. Deciduous. More heat tolerant
than the European Wild Ginger. 6-8". Zones 4-7.
ASA200 Asarum europaeum

10.85
(European Ginger) A beautiful plant that produces a glossy
dark green foliage throughout the season. Best in moist
shade, but can tolerate that dry shady area of your garden.
4-6". Zones 4-7.
ASCLEPIAS (Butterfly Weed)
Also known as Silkweed, members of this genus are wonderful for use as dried ornaments. Asclepias have milky
sap and silky seeds, and some species are known to
flower quite handsomely. Drought tolerant.
ASC010 Asclepias incarnata

7.85
(Swamp Milkweed) Pink flower clusters bloom early to mid
summer. Willow-like leaves 4-5" long. Prefers moist soil. Sun
to part shade. 3-5'. Zones 3-9.
ARUNCUS (Goatsbeard)
ASC025 A
sclepias incarnata 'Ice Ballet'

8.85
Small clusters of white flowers in early summer. Long lasting
cut flower. Tolerant of drought conditions, although prefers
moist to wet, humus-rich soil. Good source of nectar for
butterflies and hummingbirds. 3-4'.
A choice of either large or dwarf selections makes this
beautiful plant adaptable to most situations. Very showy
with large white plumes. July through August. Prefers
moist soil. Zones 3-7.
ASC100 A
sclepias tuberosa

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0.85
Bright orange flowers blooming from early to mid summer
with decorative pods in the fall. Prefers well-drained sandy
soil. Attracts butterflies. 18-24". Full sun.
ARU100 Aruncus aethusifolius

7.85
This fern-like little gem has dark green foliage with cream
colored flower spikes in June that are 10-12". Perfect for
the shady area of your rock garden or the front of the border.
ASC125 A
sclepias tuberosa 'Hello Yellow'
10.85
Bright yellow flowers that grow 24-36". Prefer full sun and
well drained soil. Zones 4-9.
ARU125 A
runcus dioicus (Syn: A. sylvester)
10.85
Make sure to provide plenty of room for this one. Very showy
in June and July with full ivory plumes. Prefers moist soil. A
very beautiful plant, perfect for the shade garden, that can
be used just for the foliage alone! 4-6'. Zones 3-9.
ASTER
ARU300 A
runcus x 'Misty Lace'

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0.85
Bred by Dr. Allan Armitage of the Univ. of Georgia. This cross
of A. aesthusifolius and A. dioicus shows excellent tolerance
to heat, humidity and cold and has a nice, compact habit
growing 30". Attractive, arching, cream plumes bloom on deep
red stems late spring-early summer. Partial sun. Zones 4-5.
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Asters comprise a large portion of the plant kingdom. All
have daisy-like flowers produced in summer or early fall.
The selections listed below are chosen for their demonstration of long bloom and hardiness at our nursery.
Butterflies like them too!
ASE625 A
ster novi-belgii 'Wood's'

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White flowers with a pink hue in late summer into fall. Flowers may last up to 4-6 weeks. Dark green foliage.12-16".
Zones 3-8.
ASTILBE
ASE645 A
ster novi-belgii 'Wood's Purple'

8.85
Wonderful dwarf plant with purple-blue flowers in mid-September for 4-6 weeks. Clean, compact, mildew-resistant
dark foliage. 8-12".
ASE935 A
ster x Kickin 'Lavander'

9 .85
Soft Lilac flowers with a gold center that grow on short sturdy
stems. Fall flowers, growing up to 24".
ASE937 A
ster x Kickin 'Lilac Blue'

9.85
Lilac blue flowers with a gold center that grow on short
sturdy stems. Fall flowers, growing up to 24 in.
ASE939 A
ster x Kickin 'Pink Chiffon'

9 .85
Pastel pink flowers with a gold center that grow on short
sturdy stems. Fall flowers, growing up to 24".
ASTILBE (False Spirea)
One of the most reliable and easy perennials we know!
Famous as a shade plant, but here in Maine it does as
well in full sun with a moist soil. We recommend Astilbe
for its showy plume-like flowers and for the attractive
foliage that persists all season.Several varieties have
reddish-bronze leaves that add to their allure. Practically
disease and pest resistant depending on the variety you
choose. Flowers from June to September. Zone 4.
Red Shades
ASL0040 A
stilbe arendsii 'Fanal'

7.85
Bright red flowers. Bronze foliage. July. 20-24". Full to part
shade.
ASL0060 A
stilbe arendsii 'Federsee'

Large carmine red plumes, late June, 20".
7 .85
ASL0120 A
stilbe arendsii 'Glut' (Syn: 'Glow')
Intense bright red flowers in August. 12-18".
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.85
ASL0160 A
stilbe arendsii 'Kvele'
Dark lilac rose flowers. July. 30".
7
.85

ASL0240 A
stilbe arendsii 'Spartan'

7.85
Dark red flowers in July. Deep green foliage. 24-30".
ASL0500 A
stilbe japonica 'Bremen'

8
.85
Early bright red fading to mid pink, standard plume shape.
Bold foliage, excellent companion with ferns and blue
Hosta! A stand out for clear coloring! Astilbe's need double
fertilizer and division every 3 years. Takes more sun if soil
is very moist.
ASL0620 A
stilbe japonica 'Montgomery'
Scarlet-red flowers. July. 24-36".

7.85
ASL0800 A
stilbe x 'Radius'

7
.85
Fluffy bright red plumes over dark glossy foliage. Blooms
in July. 24".
White Shades
ASL1140 A
stilbe arendsii 'Snowdrift'

7
.85
Selected by the Bloom family of Bressingham Gardens in
England, Snowdrift offers an exciting color break in Astilbes.
It is one of the whitest Astilbes to date. Bright green mounds
of delicately deeply dissected foliage are topped in midsummer by 2' plumes.
ASL1420 Astilbe chinensis 'Milk and Honey'
7.85
Creamy white flowers that turn light pink as it ages which
is lovely and unique. Bronze foliage. Holds up in full sun
and drought but prefers part shade. Blooms early to mid
summer. 24". Zones 4-9.
ASL1540 A
stilbe japonica 'Ellie'
Large white flowers. July. 24".

7
.85
ASL1560 A stilbe japonica 'Gladstone'

7 .85
(Syn: `W.E. Gladstone') Creamy white inflorescences in July.
18-24".
Pink/Purple Shades
ASL2150 Astilbe arendsii 'Color Flash'
10.85
Bluish pink flower spikes. Burgundy/purple foliage changing
to vibrant orange, red and bronze in the fall. Unique and
spectacular variety.
ASL2155 Astilbe arendsii 'Color Flash Lime'
10.85
Soft pink flower spikes, light green almost yellow-red edged
foliage. Vigorous and floriferous plant.
ASL2170 A
stilbe arendsii 'Country and Western' 8.85
Soft pink flowers above dark green foliage on a compact
plant 15-18". Makes a great addition to a shadier spot
in the garden, and can take full sun as well with plenty of
moisture.
ASL2220 A
stilbe arendsii 'Erica'
7
.85
Large open panicles of clear pink flowers in August. 24".
ASL2280 A
stilbe arendsii 'Grete Pungel'
Pale pink. July to August. 24".
8.85
ASL2300 A
stilbe arendsii 'Hyacinth'
7
.85
Lilac colored, long dense flower plumes. August. 24".
ASL2650 Astilbe chinensis var. davidii
7.85
Rose-purple flowers in August. Perfers shade or partial sun
and moist soil. 18-24".
ASL2760 A
stilbe japonica 'Europa'

7 .85
Clear pink. Perfers partial shade or partial sun and moist
soil. Blooms in June-August. 26".
ASL2770 A
stilbe japonica 'Lollipop'

7.85
Short and full pale-pink pyramidal plumes in June/July on
red-stemmed sharply toothed, dark green foliage. 18".
7
7
ASTILBE
ASL2820 Astilbe japonica 'Peach Blossom'
7.85
Light salmon pink blooms in June, good for cutting. Attracts
butterflies. Part to full shade. 24".
ASL2920 Astilbe thunbergii 'Betsy Cuperus'
7.85
One of the oldest cultivars, bred in 1917. Arching plumes of
blush pink in July. 36".
ASL2960
Astilbe thunbergii 'Straussenfeder' Ostrich Plume 7.85
(Syn:'Ostrich Plume') Graceful pink drooping plumes in
June/July. 24-30". A wonderful choice for the woodland
garden.
ASL2967 Astilbe x 'Eden's Odysseus'
8.85
Soft, cotton-candy pink plumes explode from contrasting
dark green foliage. Left on the plants, the dry plumes continue to add interest well into winter. Or cut them to create
magnificent indoor arrangements. 22-26".
ASL2970 Astilbe x 'Maggie Daley'
7.85
Dense lavender-purple plumes bloom over deep green foliage. Similar to Astilbe c. 'Visions' but nearly a foot taller.
Late blooming. 28".
DWARF ASTILBE
These shorter astilbes are perfect for the front of the
border or as ground covers. The delicate fine-cut foliage
is attractive all season. Good for containers. Moist welldrained soil, partial shade. Zone 4-8.
ASL3120 Astilbe chinensis 'Veronica Klose'
8.85
Plumy rose-purple flowers in mid-summer. This relatively
newcomer will do front-of-the-border duty to perfection. 16".
ASL3140 Astilbe chinensis 'Visions'
7.85
A real beauty! Light pink-lavender flowers. Bronze green foliage. 10-15". July-August.
ASL3160 Astilbe chinensis 'Willy Buchanan'
7.85
One of the most dwarf astilbes. Pale pink flowers above
dark, dense, curly foliage. 6-10".
ASL3300 Astilbe simplicifolia
7.85
Generally compact, low-growing variety which bloom in
mid-season and feature narrow, arching flower panicles and
narrow, ovate, 2-ternate leaves.
ASL3400 Astilbe simplicifolia 'Darwin's Dream' 7.85
Dense, dark pink plumes in July. Shiny dark green foliage.
18".
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BAPTISIA (False Indigo)
A perennial that has ornamental interest all season. Our
15-year-old specimen located in an island bed produces
attractive gray-green foliage in the spring, reaching a
mature height of 3-4'. The flowers appear in June for
3-4 weeks, with the long seed pods providing plenty of
material for dried flower arrangements. Full sun or partial
shade. performs well in our garden soil. Zone 4-8.
BAP050 Baptisia alba (aka: B. pendula)
8.85
White 12-20" racemes. Grows best in sun but tolerates
shade better than blue form. Well drained soil and is drought
resistant. Good speciman plant. Easy to grow. 4". Zones 4-8.
BAP135 Baptisia decadence 'Dutch Chocolater' 12.85
Rich velvety chocolate purple flower and short monds of
blue-green foliage 30-36". Zone 4. Full sun to part shade.
BAP145 Baptisia decadence 'Lemon meringue' 12.85
Lemon yellow flower early summer 3'. Zone 4. Full sun to
part shade.
BAP350 Baptisia x 'Carolina Moonlight'
12.85
Stunning soft 18" yellow flower spikes in late spring. A great
full sun plant that is heat tolerant and drought resistant.
4-5'. Zones 4-9.
BAP450 Baptisia x 'Twilite Prairieblues'
12.85
Deep purple violet flowers and a lemon yellow keel at the
center. A bushy hybrid that will in 2-3 years cover itself in hundreds of enchanting blooms from late spring to early summer.
Great cut flower. Full sun and well drained soil. 5'. Zones 4-8.
BAP500 Baptisia sphaerocarpa 'Screaming Yellow 12.85
Vivid yellow to butter yellow flowers on blue-green foliage.
Sturdy, drought and deer resistant. 24-36".
BAP550 Baptisia x 'Solar Flare'
12.85
Tall spikes of pea flowers start out brilliant yellow and fade
to deep orange as they age. 30-36". Zone 3. Full sun.
BOLTONIA
An ideal plant for late season color. Many aster-like blossoms appear in August/Sept. Full sun is best, with moist
well-drained soil. Zones 4-8.
BOT025 Boltonia asteroides 'Jim Crockett'
9.85
Compact growth habit with lavender daisy like flowers mid
summer. 18-24". Full sun. Zones 4-9.
BOT100 Boltonia asteroides 'Pink Beauty'
8.85
Pink daisy like flowers in late July/August. A great butterfly
and bee plant! May need support. 3-4'.
BOT150 Boltonia asteroides 'Snowbank'
10.85
Bright pure white flowers. Performs well in southern gardens.
Our nursery stock plants all reach a height of 3-4' and never
need staking. Late summer.
CAMPANULA
PRODUCT
CALTHA (Marsh Marigold)
The marsh marigold is found growing throughout New
England along streams and brooks. Attractive shiny
leaves are a perfect background for the large clusters of
flowers that appear in April-May. Prefers partial shade.
Zones 5-7.
CAL100 C
altha palustris Early

1
0.85
This selection we find will flower a week or more earlier then
the speices. A local grower has made this selection and
shared them with us.
CAL300C
altha palustris 'Flore Plena'

1
6.85
(C. p. 'Multiplex') Attractive double yellow flowers. 1-2'.
CAMPANULA (Bellflower)
A large group of perennials that provides blossoms in
shades of blue, white, and pink, in an assortment of
heights from 8-24". Some are valuable as ground covers
and others as cut flowers. Full sun or part shade and a
fertile well-drained soil. Zones 3-7.
CAM260 C
ampanula glomerata 'Bellefleur Blue' 8
.85
Bears numerous deep-blue flower clusters just above its attractive ovate foliage. The compact and uniform growth habit
and floriferous nature of the Bellefleur series will liven up any
perennial program. 4-6". Zones 3-8.
CAM275 C
ampanula glomerata 'Crown of Snow' 8
.85
(Syn: C. g. 'Schneekrone') Beautiful large white clusters of
flowers. 24". Full sun to part shade.
CAM285 C
ampanula glomerata 'Joan Elliot'
7.85
Violet-blue flower clusters in June. Sun to part shade. Good
cut flower. 18".
CAM720 C
ampanula punctata 'Cherry Bells'
8
.85
Beautiful long, red tubular flowers in midsummer with a
spreading growth habit. 12-24". Zones 4-9.
CAM735 C
ampanula punctata 'Hot Lips'
8
.85
A non aggressive punctata with mounding growth habit to
the foliage. The 2" white flowers speckled with burgundy.
This is more pronounced along the 'lip'. A slow spreader,
will rebloom sporadically with deadheading. Mid summer.
12-16".
CAM740 C
ampanula punctata 'Kent Belle'
8
.85
Glossy violet-blue 2" bells on long upright stalks. Lots of
vigor! A must-have! Blooms mid summer. 18-24".
CAM745 C
ampanula punctata 'Little Punky'
1
2.85
A cute dwarf with blush-white tubular flowers that are heavily
spotted cherry red inside. The shiny, dark green leaves form
a very dense low clump. Full to part sun. 8-10". Zones 3-8.
CAM755 C
ampanula punctata 'Light Pink'
7
.85
Nice soft pink flowers appear about foliage that grows to
only 4-5". Full sun or part shade. Zones 4-8.
CAM760 C
ampanula punctata 'Pale Blue Lilac' 7.85
Large bells of soft pale blue tinged with lavender. Makes a
great cut flower! 24-28".
CAM790 C
ampanula punctata 'Sarosota'
8.85
This is a great selction due to it purple pendulous flowers
in midsummer. 3'.
CAM800 Campanula punctata 'Wedding Bells'
8.85
Double white 'hose-in-hose' flowers in midsummer. Tends to
spread. Makes an elegant addition to the garden as well as
an outstanding cut flower. 24-32". Zones 5-7.
CAM295 Campanula glomerata 'Odessa'
8.85
Large royal purple upfacing clusters. Rise from a mound of
deep green foliage in May-July. Prefer sun to part shade.
24-36".
CAM860 C
ampanula takesimana

7.85
Handsome foliage comprised of large glossy, green leaves.
Large tubular, lilac-white bells with many maroon spots
inside. Vigorous, spreading by underground runners. Ideal
for the woodland garden or as a ground cover. July. 2-3'.
Zones 5-7.
CAM300 C
ampanula glomerata 'Snowflake'
8.85
This clustered bellflower variety is an upright, clump-forming
perennial which typically grows 1.5-2'. Upward facing, bellshaped, white flowers. Late spring to early summer.
CAM880 C
ampanula takesimana 'Elizabeth'
8.85
Very impressive with large tubular burgundy bells. Great
grower and makes an excellent cut flower. Blooms mid season, reaching 24-28".
CAM305 Campanula glomerata 'Superba'
8.85
Fine showy clusters of violet bells on an upright plant. 20".
CAM890 Campanula trachelium 'Bernice'
10.85
Double lavender fringed cup-shaped flowers in midsummer.
Bright green foliage. Spreading growth habit. 18".
CAM470 Campanula persicifolia 'Chettle Charm' 8.85
Creamy white, bell-shaped flowers each with a light margin
of blue along the edges of each petal. 36". June-July.
CAM700 C
ampanula punctata

7
.85
Attractive tubular light pink flowers atop 12" stems. Should
be allowed to naturalize where the large clusters of blossoms provide a burst of color in early summer. Does very
well in our woodland garden.
CAM955 C
ampanula x 'Purple Sensation'
12.85
Dark purple flowers open from near black buds. Is quite
compact with a good branching habit. 16". Full sun.
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9
CENTAUREA
CENTAUREA (Cornflower)
An undemanding perennial that supplies masses of
blooms from June through August. Easy to grow. Full sun
is best. Well-drained average soil. Drought tolerant. A
nice addition to the butterfly garden!
CEN300 C
entaurea macrocephala

7
.85
Large, bright yellow flowers in June-July, 2-3" diameter. A
real attention getter reaching a height of up to 4-5'. Excellent
cut flower. Zones 3-7.
CEN508 C
entaurea montana 'Amethyst Dream' 1
1.85
Deeper-purple colored flowers than the genus. Large flowers
2 1⁄2" diameter and silver foliage that handles heat and
drought. Flower buds are “shingled,” which gives them interest before opening. 20". Zones 3-9.
CEN510 C
entaurea montana 'Amethyst In Snow' 1
0.85
Lovely bicolor flower. Silky white, tubular petals radiate from
royal purple centers in mid-May to mid-June. Silvery green
foliage forms dense, substantial masses. Full sun. 14".
Zones 3-9.
CEN520 C
entaurea montana 'Black Sprite'
10.85
Burgundy black flowers are a true show stopper in May-June.
Green silvery foliage provides a nice backdrop. Full sun. 14"
Zone 4.
CEN530 C
entaurea montana 'Gold Bullion'
10.85
Vivid traditional blue cornflowers in May and June, but with
the twist is the striking chartreuse foliage. 12-15". Drought
tolerant. Good butterfuly plant. Prefers well-drained soil,
spreads in moist soil. Full sun to part shade. Zone 3-8.
CEN575 C
entaurea nigra

7
.85
The flowers and petioles are dark violet contrasting well with
the whites and pales of summer. 12-18". Mid summer.
CHELONE (Turtlehead)
A long-lived plant with sturdy stems that needs little
staking. There is a clump in our orchard that is at least
21 plus years old! The flowers resemble a turtle's head,
hence the name. Appearing in August-October, they provide bright late season color. Full sun or partial shade.
Zones 3-7.
CHN125 C
helone glabra 'Alba'

8
.85
Upright plant with hooded white blooms in summer. Does
fine in average soil. 2-3'.
CHN250 C
helone lyonii 'Hot Lips'

7 .85
Early season foliage is an attractive bronze-green, turning
bright green in late summer. Rose flowers appear in August-September. 24-36". Zones 3-7.
CHN300 Chelone obliqua

10.85.
This species of turtlehead is a stiffly erect, clump-forming
Missouri native perennial which typically grows 2-3' and
occurs in moist woods, swampy areas and along streams.
Hooded, snapdragon-like, two-lipped, deep rose flowers appear in tight, spike-like terminal racemes from late summer
into autumn. Coarsely-toothed, lance-shaped, dark green
leaves. 24-36".
CHRYSANTHEMUM
One of the most popular and useful of all perennials.
Large flowers on long stems, excellent for cutting. Prefers
sun and well-drained soil. June-Sept. Good butterfly
plants! Zones 4-9.
CHR620 C
hrysanthemum serotinum

7
.85
(Syn: Leuccanthemella) Celebrate fall with this mum! Tall
stems produce masses of white daisies from September-October. Perfectly hardy and easy to grow! 3-4". Zone 4-8.
CHR640 C
hrysanthemum weyrichii

7
.85
A small species of Chrysanthemum. White to light pink flowers in early to mid summer. Slow spreading. Full sun. 8-10".
CHR670 C
hrysanthemum weyrichii 'White Bomb' 7
.85
(Syn. Dendranthema) A nice low growing daisy for late season color. White flowers with yellow centers. 6-8". Full sun.
Zones 4-8.
CHR900 C
hrysanthemum x 'Hillside Pink' (Sheffield) 7.85
Treat your garden to a grand finale with this late season
daisy! An abundance of bright apricot pink flowers appear
here in Maine during the months of October and November!
Perfectly hardy. 2-3'. Zones 5-9.
CLEMATIS
Few vines give the spectacular flower show that the
clematis produces. This plant grows best in a fertile, welldrained soil located in full sun. The roots must be kept
cool and moist by using a mulch. (Hot heads and cool
feet.) Zones 4-9.
CHN150 C
helone glabra 'Black Ace'

7.85
White snapdragon-like flowers on green-black leaves. 3-4'.
CLE140 C
lematis x hybrida 'Duchess of Edinburgh' 13.85
Double white rosette-shaped flowers with yellow stamens
blooming June-Sept. A vigorous grower. 8-12'. Moderate
pruning.
CHN200 C
helone lyonii

7
.85
Elegant pink flowers that make for a great hummingbird
plant. Late season blooms make the plant a welcomed site
in the garden. 24-32". Great cut flower!
CLE190 C
lematis x hybrida 'General Sikorsky' 19.85
Dark lavender with a tint of red in center of overlapping
sepals. Cream stamens. June-September. 8-12'. Minimal
pruning.
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DICENTRA
CLE240 Clematis x hybrida 'H.F. Young'
13.85
Blue flowers comprised of overlapping sepals. Cream stamens. 8-12'. May-June. No pruning required.
CLE720
Clematis maximowicziana (Syn: C.paniculata)
1
3.85
(Syn: C. paniculata)(Sweet Autumn Clematis) Sweetscented cream colored blooms with prominent off-white
stamens. Feathery seed heads. September-October. 10-20'.
Moderate pruning.
CONVALLARIA (Lily of the Valley)
This adaptable and undemanding plant is very popular
for use as a ground cover in partial shade and a welldrained moist soil. The very fragrant blossoms in May/
June are excellent for cutting. Beautiful for naturalizing in
woodland areas. 6-8". Zone 2-7a.
CON020 Convallaria majalis

6.85
Very fragrant, nodding white bells. May-June. Great for naturalizing in a woodland garden! Great cut flower!
CON030 Convallaria majalis 'Albostriata'
14.85
Longitudinally striped basal leaves creamy white arching
stems of pendent bell shaped scented white flowers in
spring. Very striking plant. Sun to part shade. 9".
CON050 Convallaria majalis 'Aurea-Marginata' 14.85
Lily of the valley with a variegated leaf standing 6" to 12" full
shade to partial shade or partial sun blooms mid-summer
to early spring.
CON060 Convallaria majalis 'Bordeux'
10.85
Blooms larger, taller and more prolifically than the old favorite Lily of the Valley but the same classic fragrance. 6-8".
COR525 C
oreopsis verticillata 'Moonray'
10.85
Produces masses of light creamy yellow blossoms atop
airy clumps of fine, needle-like foliage. The plants bloom
all summer long for three continuous months. 18-24". Full
sun. Zones 4-9.
COR530 C
oreopsis verticillata 'Sunbeam'
7.85
A virbrant lemon yellow flower with specks of burnt orange
in the center. Blooms mid to late summer with some fall
blooming. Dark green thread leaf foliage. Dry to moist garden soil. Full sun. Atractive to butterflies and birds. 18-20".
Zones 4-9.
DAPHNE
Sure to produce a delightful aroma. Best maintained in
the somewhat shady areas and requires a good bit of
pruning to keep it healthy and full. In terms of height, the
plant rarely exceeds 6' typically having an average size
around 4'. Along with the shady requirement, the plant is
moderate in terms of moisture.
DAP200 D
aphne mezereum
1
2.85
(February Daphne) Fragrant pink to lavender blooms in early
spring. Prefers well drained soil and full sun. One of the
hardiest Daphnes for New England. 36".
DICENTRA (Bleeding Heart)
One of the best perennials for the shade or woodland
garden! All are easy to grow, requiring moist, but welldrained soil. Lovely delicate flowers in late spring.
DIC050 Dicentra canadensis

7
.85
Greenish white flowers with a touch of pink. Blooms in early
spring. Great for woodland gardens.
CON115 C
onvallaria majalis 'Flore Plena'
2
1.85
Double Lily-of-the-Valley flowers sweetly fragrant naturally,
add to the appeal of this garden classic. Wonderful under
shrubs and trees.
DIC100 D
icentra cucullaria (Dutchman's Breeches) 7.85
Fragrant white flowers blooming in April-May. Prefers a moist
woodland location. Lovely finely cut foliage. 8-10".
CON190 C
onvallaria majalis 'Rosea'

8
.85
Fragrant light pink flowers. Cooler spring weather tends to
make the pink flower color even more vibrant. Slow spreading and great as a cut flower. 8-10". Blooms April-May in
partial shade to full shade. Medium moisture soil. Zones 2-7.
DIC200 Dicentra eximia

7.85
(Fringed Bleeding Heart) Attractive dwarf habit, forming a
neat clump with fern-like gray-greenfoliage. Fringed rosypink, heart-shaped flowers June-September. 12-15". Zones
3-9.
COREOPSIS
DIC775 D
icentra spectabilis
8
.85
(Common Bleeding Heart) An old favorite, bearing long racemes of drooping rosy-pink heart-shaped flowers. Flowers
late May into June. You can't beat this one for its low maintenance and reliability! 30". Zones 2-9.
A large family of flowering plants that contributes over 100
popular varieties of perennials and annuals. The perennials listed below have daisy-like flowers in mid-summer.
Ideal for butterflies/bees. Full sun and well-drained soil.
COR490 C
oreopsis verticillata 'Golden Gain'
8
.85
Quite a different dwarf variety as it flowers for a long period
of time. Truly golden flowers covering clump forming foliage.
Blooms in the summer. 16-18". Zones 4-9.
DIC800 Dicentra spectabilis 'Alba'

8.85
In our shade garden, the white bleeding heart is noticed by
everyone who passes by. The abundant flowers brighten up
any dark corner. A very special perennial. 30". Zones 2-9.
May-June.
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11
DICENTRA
DIC825 Dicentra spectabilis 'Gold Heart'
18.85
Bright gold foliage in spring and summer with drooping pink
hearts on stems up to 2' in spring. Do not plant in full sun.
DIC835 Dicentra spectabilis 'Valentine'
19.85
Deep red, heart-shaped flowers, burgundy stems above
bronzy, gray-green foliage. Plants are vigorous, with
plum-colored new growth. 24-30". Zones 3-8.
DIC900 D
icentra x 'King of Hearts'

10.85
Delicate finely cut soft grey green foliage with dark rose heart
shaped flowers, June to September, slow spreading, 12".
Zones 3-8.
DICTAMNUS (Gas Plant)
This permanent long-lived perennial has handsome leathery foliage that when crushed emits a delightful lemon
fragrance. The flowers and leaves have been known to
form a gas which may be ignited on a warm evening. Give
it a sunny, well-drained location near the back of the
border. Takes time to establish itself so place in a permanent location. An aristocrat of the garden! Good butterfly
plant! Zones 3-8.
DID125 D
ictamnus albus 'Albiflorus'

1 2.85
Growing 2-3', this plant produces showy white spikes
of star-shaped blooms in late spring and early summer.
Glossy, dark green foliage has a wonderful citrus fragrance.
Prefers full sun and rich well-drained soil.
DID200 D
ictamnus albus 'Purpureus'

1 2.85
Forms an attractive plant with spikes of deep rose-pink flowers with reddish veining. July. 24".
DISPORUM (Fairy Bells)
A shade-loving genus, Disporum is an attractive plant
growing just 12-24". Nodding, narrow, creamy bells occur
in small groups in early spring, giving way in the fall to
colored berries. An easy perennial to grow with spreading
habit. Disporum are easy in rich, well-drained soil where
they will form impressive colonies.
DIS050 Disporum sessile 'Variegata' (Broad Leaf) 8.85
Great green/cream variegated foliage and white flowers
tinged in green make this 12-16" perennial a beauty for the
woodland garden. Prefers full shade to partial shade and a
moist soil. Zones 4-8.
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DODECATHEON (Shooting Star)
In the Primrose family Primulaceae. Basal clumps of
leaves and nodding flowers are produced at the top of
tall stems that rise from where the leaves join the crown.
They are commonly called Shooting Stars because of
the flower shape. The genus is largely confined to North
America, and part of northeastern Siberia. Common
names also include, American Cowslip, Mosquito Bills,
Mad Violets, and Sailor-caps. A few species are grown in
gardens for their showy and unique flower display.
DOD400 D
odecatheon meadia
1
0.85
Beautiful North American wildflower. Rose pink or lavender,
whitish at the base and suggesting a falling star. Prefers a
nice woodsy soil in partial shade. Blooms late in spring. 12".
Zones 3-9. Note: Small root structures on plant.
DOD850 D
odecatheon x 'Aphrodite'

8
.85
Shooting Star. Large robust plants with loose umbels of rich
purple rose with reflexed petals blooming May to June. 20".
Part shade and rich woodland soil. Excellent plant for the
woodland garden or shady rock garden. Plants go dormant
mid summer.
ECHINACEA (Purple Coneflower)
An easy, low maintenance plant that provides late season
color. Large daisy-like flowers are long lasting, making
them good cut flowers. Full sun, average soil. Does well in
southern gardens. 24-36". Zones 3-8.
ECH260 E chinacea purpurea 'Harvest Moon'
1
0.85
(Syn. 'Matthew Saul') Fragrant golden flowers the color of a
big harvest moon. Overlapping petals make the flower look
fuller and larger. Vigorous grower. 24-30".
ECH270 Echinacea purpurea 'Hot Papaya'
15.85
Double orange flowers make an excelent cut flower lasting
up to 10 days. Flowers appear mid to late summer. Full
sun 24-30".
ECH300 E chinacea purpurea 'Magnus'
7.85
Chosen by the Perennial Plant Association as the 1998
Plant of the Year! Carmine non-drooping flowers in August/
September. 4'.
ECH327 E chinacea purpurea 'Marmalade'
16.85
Truly double two toned marmalade orange blooms. A truly
spectacular coneflower that will draw everyones attention.
26" Full sun Well drained soil Zone 4-9
ECH355 E chinacea purpurea 'Pica Bella'
1
2.85
Showy colorful bright red pink flowers with burnt red orange
cone. Blooms summer through to fall. Full sun dry to moist
soil . Attracts butterflies and a great cut flower. 24-36".
Zones 4-9.
EUPATORIUM
ECH366 E chinacea purpurea 'Prairie Splendor' 12.85
An early bloom echinacea, blooming as much as two weeks
before other coneflowers. Rose pink flowers bloom atop
compact stems in late June. Full sun. 2'. Zones 4-8.
ECH367 E chinacea purpurea 'Razmattaz'
12.85
Rose-pink flowers early to mid summer. Sun to part sun in
moist soil. 30".
ECH370
Echinacea purpurea 'Ruby Star' (Rubinstern)
7.85
Large flat flowers of bright rose lavender. July-August. Full
sun and well drained soil. Beautiful! 30-36".
ECH380 E chinacea purpurea 'Ruby Giant'
8
.85
Pinkish flowers in mid to late summer. It has petals that are
more flattened-out than the species. Wonderful for flower
arranging! 2-3'.
ECH391 E chinacea purpurea 'Sundown'
12.85
Intense enormous russet orange blossoms. Blooms mid summer to fall. Heat and drought tolerant. Attracts butterflies and
bees. Full sun and well drained soil. 36-42". Zones 3-10.
EPIMEDIUM (Barrenwort)
Excellent slow-spreading evergreen ground cover for the
shade. The compound leaves are light green, taking on a
reddish tinge in fall. Grows well under trees if the soil has
been amended with organic matter, such as peat moss.
April-May.
EPI325 E pimedium grandiflorum 'Rose Queen'
8
.85
Spring blooming dainty rose flowers with white spurs. Bronze
foliage emerges in spring changing to dark green by summer, with a reversion back to bronze in the fall. 10-12".
Part shade.
EPI400 E pimedium grandiflorum 'var. violaceum' 19.85
A dark red leaf almost bronze in color blooms early spring.
12". Part sun-shade. Zone 4.
EPI440 E pimedium pallidum
8
.85
Upright yellow spring blooms with fine foliage lasting 6
weeks. 10-12".
EPI500 E pimedium pinnatum ssp. colchicum
Showy bright yellow flowers atop 12" stems.
11.85
EPI530 Epimedium sasakii
Dark leaves, lilac-pink flowers. Limited supply.
12.85
EPI715 E pimedium x. 'Creeping Yellow'
12.85
Young leaves have a red margin which eventually turns to
a soild green as the leaves mature. Bright white fragrant
flowers bloom April-May. 14". Zone 4-9.
EPI800 E pimedium x versicolor 'Sulphureum'
10.85
Elegant light yellow flowers. This is a great plant for the
shaded area of your garden. 12". Zone 4-8.
EPI820 Epimedium x warleyensis
9.85
Coppery-orange sepals with spur-like brownish petals. 12".
EPI850 E pimedium x youngianum 'Baby Doll Pink' 12.85
Light white-ish pink tiny bell shaped flowers. Zone 4. 9".
Part sun to shade.
EPI890 E pimedium x youngianum 'Merlin'
12.85
The leaflets are sharply serrated, marked with red upon
emergence in the spring, and turn a deep shade of crimson
in the fall. The 3-8 pendulous flowers are about 3/4" across
and light pinkish white. Flowers are essentially spurless.
Zones 5-8.
EPI925 E pimedium x youngianum 'Purple Heart' 1
6.85
Greenish purple foliage darkens to a dark purple providing
the perfect background for the bicolored lavender/white
flowers. 8-12".
EPI950 E pimedium x youngianum 'Roseum'
10.85
Pink to rose flowers in April-May. Part shade and moist soil.
8-10". Zones 5-8.
EUPATORIUM (Joe-Pye Weed)
A prominent wildflower that makes an excellent choice
for the perennial garden. Provides late season color. Very
easy to grow in moist, well-drained soil. Full sun or part
shade.
EUP025 E upatorium aromaticum 'Joicus Variety' 10.85
Variegated mound of foliage, tinged with pink in the spring.
Fragrant blooms of white, cream and pink from July to Sept.
Full sun. Likes moisture. 5-6'.
EUP260 Eupatorium maculatum 'Carin'
8.85
A new color for Joe Pye Weed. Unique silvery pink flowers
and purple stems. Grows July-September in part shade. Prefers moist, well-drained soil. Attracts butterfilies, hummingbirds, and bees. 5-6'. Zone 4-9.
EUP350 Eupatorium rugosum 'Chocolate'
10.85
Deep purple stems with chocolate colored leaves throughout
the season. A great contrast the white flower clusters in mid
to late September lasting through October. 5-6'. Zones 3-7.
EUP400 Eupatorium x 'Little Joe'
8.85
Lavender flowers atop green leaves. Blooms in midsummer,
and prefers moist soil. Requires sun or partial sun. 48".
Zone 4-8.
EPI780 E pimedium x rubrum
8 .85
Ruby red flowers with a light center. Part shade to shade and
a moist well-drained soil. Outstanding! 8-12". Zones 4-8.
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PRODUCT
FERNS
FERNS
GERANIUM
A shaded garden is always a challenge. However ferns can
play a major role in any area where limited sunlight and
moist, rich, well-drained soil exist. Use as a ground cover
along banks and streams as well as foundation plantings.
A large genus of valuable perennials. Many can be used
as a ground cover because they do a magnificent job of
smothering out weeds. However, they are easy to control
and can be incorporated into the garden without fear of
invasion. All varieties have attractive foliage, including
late fall color. The first flush of bloom is early summer
continuing into September. Excellent subject for the rockery or the border. Full sun to partial shade.
FER100 A
thyrium filix-femina (Lady Fern)
8.85
An attractive fern, fine and delicate. Shade or partial shade.
Will tolerate moderately dry soil. Great woodland selection.
15-24".
FER115 Athyrium filix-femina 'Lady in Red'
8.85
Showy burgundy running throughout the stems. Unique and
a worthy addition to your fern collection. 30-36".
FER137 A
thyrium niponicum 'Regal Red'
1
0.85
Dark red stems contrast wonderfuly with the silver paintings on the fronds. Twisting on the pinnules give the frond a
fluffed up look. Moist soil, full sun 8-20".
FER200 A
thyrium x 'Branford Beauty'
1
0.85
Red stalks and grey speckled leaves. A fast and vigorous
grower. A wonderful plant for woodland gardens or shade
gardens. 24". Zones 5-9.
GER012 Geranium cinereum 'Carol'

8.85
Bountiful bright pink velvety flowers with fine dark veins,
June-Sept. Sun to part shade and a well drained soil. 6".
GER025 Geranium cinereum 'Purple Pillow'
9.85
Low mounds to 6" with very floriferous purple blooms from
June-August. Does well in part shade. Great for the butterfly
garden.
GER095 G
eranium himalayense
7
.85
(Syn. G grandiflorum) Violet-blue saucer-shaped flowers
with a touch of white at the center. June and July. 12-15".
Zones 4-7.
FER210 A
thyrium x 'Branford Rambler'
8.85
Running Painted Fern. A vigorous groundcover type fern.
Same great coloring as other Painted Ferns but with more
red tones. 12-18".
FER260D
ennstaedtia punctiloba 'Hay Scented Fern' 8
.85
Sweet scented light green fronds often growing in colonies
creating a carpet. Spreads rapidly and can be used for
naturalizing. Shade but can handle full sun as long as its
provided with moist soil. 12-18". Zones 5-8.
FER410 Matteuccia struthiopteris (Ostrich Fern) 18.85
Large ostrich-like leaves. Likes moist, humus rich soil and
an open shady area and can tolerate sun in swampy areas.
Likes to be near water. 3-4'.
FER450 O
noclea sensibilis (Sensitive Fern)
7
.85
(Sensitive Fern) A nice fern found in woods and wetlands in
the eastern U.S. Great for use in shade to partial shade with
plenty of soil moisture. 12". Zone 4-9.
FER505 Osmunda claytoniana

16.85
(Interupted Fern) A native fern found in moist woods. In midsummer the spore bearing leaflets in the center of the frond
are shed 'interupting' the frond. 3-4' Full Shade, Zones 3-8.
FER510 O
smunda regalis (Royal Fern)
7
.85
Huge graceful fronds, considered one of our finest ferns. Can
tolerate a wet location. 3-4'.
FER560 Polystichum acrostichoides (Christmas Fern) 7.85
(Christmas Fern) Dark, evergreen foliage provides good
backdrop for smaller plants. Fronds used in floral arrangements. Partial shade in moist, well-drained soils. 12".
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GERANIUM
PRODUCT
GER145 G
eranium macrorrhizum
7
.85
One of the easiest geraniums to grow, either in full sun or
partial shade. Very aromatic foliage. Dark pink flowers in late
spring. Somewhat spreading though not invasive making a
nice groundcover. Drought tolerant. 18". Zones 3-8.
GER155 G
eranium macrorrhizum 'Album'
7
.85
White flowers with a touch of pink. Introduced by Walter
Ingwersen from Bulgaria. Zones 3-8.
GER225 Geranium macrorrhizum 'Pindus'
10.85
Low growing semi evergreen geranium. Purple/pink flowers
May-July, sun/shade. 8-12". Zones 3-8.
GER285 G
eranium maculatum 'Espresso'
9.85
Bronze foliage and sturdy pink flowers from May-July. Older
blooms fading to white. 16".
GER345 G
eranium phaeum 'Lily Lovell'
7.85
Deep purple flowers atop 12" stems. We were impressed
with the attractive bright green foliage that remained right
up until late November, a plus for us in Maine!
GER355 Geranium phaeum 'Purpureum'
8.85
In late spring-early summer the plum/black flowers emerge
above nice green foliage. Great choice for collectors. 20-24".
GER370 G
eranium phaeum 'Springtime'
8.85
Dark maroon flowers. Leaves are green, marbled with white
in the spring. Prefers shade to part shade. 12-24".
GER415 G
eranium pratense 'Midnight Reiter' 12.85
Deep purple foliage with royal blue flowers. Blooms June
through August. Excellent border plant or great for mass
plantings. Full sun to part shade in a moist well-drained
soil. 6-8".
GER470 G
eranium pratense 'Victor Reiter Jr.'
12.85
Deeply cut royal purple-bronze foliage emerges in spring,
forming a solid mound. Dark blue lilac blooms in spring and
early summer. 12-16". Full sun to part sun in a well-drained
soil. Zones 5-8.
GER510 G
eranium sanguineum
7
.85
One of the most reliable of all geraniums able to grow in a
variety of situations. Full sun or partial shade in an average soil. Heat tolerant. Purple-red flowers in June and July.
Forms a dense mound of foliage that will provide you with
bright red fall color.
GER682 Geranium soboliferum 'Starman'
12.85
Purpleish pink flowers have dark veins and markings near
the center, making it stand out from other cranesbills. Green
foliage forms a mound 12". Full sun.
GER730 Geranium wallichianum 'Crystal Lake' 12.85
Crystal blue flowers with purple rose veins, long blooming
season. Very showy flowers. 15"–20". Zone 5.
GER735 G
eranium wlassovianum
1
2.85
Heavily veined magenta purple flowers on a bushey perennial to 24". Blooms July to August. Great fall foliage!
GER740 G
eranium x 'Azzuro'

1
7.85
This is a stunning plant that has climbing tendancies. Lighter
green leaves. Velvety, saucer-shaped, purple flowers with
black centers. Long, slender stems trail to form a bushy
mound. Likes a sunny well-drained spot. Zones 4-8.
GER765 G
eranium x 'Brookside'

8
.85
A vigorous plant with large clear blue flowers and a pale
center. Long blooming. 20". Zones 4-8.
GER780 G
eranium x cantabrigiense 'Alba'
8
.85
White and pale pink flowers. Has reddish foliage. Blooms
spring to summer. Well drained soil. Full sun to part shade.
Great for rock gardens. 20". Zones 4-9.
GER790 Geranium x cantabrigiense 'Biokovo'
7.85
Dainty white flowers with a hint of pink appear above a
dense mound of bright green leaves. Ideal for containers!
12". Zones 5-7.
GER810 G
eranium x cantabrigiense 'Karmina'
7.85
An excellent groundcover geranium with rich raspberry pink
flowers in early summer. 6-8".
GER820 Geranium x 'Dilys'

7.85
Dark green foliage. Widely spreading. Reddish purple flowers
with a dark center. 6". Zones 5-8.
GER840 G
eranium x 'Johnson Blue'
8
.85
Brilliant blue cup-shaped flowers. Finely divided foliage.
Most heat tolerant of the species. Blooms from May-September. 18". One of the best! Zones 4-8.
GER865 Geranium x 'Orion'

8.85
Large, blue flowers with violet veins. Flowers July-August. Full
sun to part shade. 18". Zones 3-8.
GER525 G
eranium sanguineum 'Alpen Glow'
7
.85
A mound of vivid rose-red flowers in spring over a low carpet
of dark green foliage. Plant should be placed in full sun or
partial shade in the front of the garden. 8-14".
GER920 Geranium x 'Phillippe Vapelle'
8.85
This variety has bluish-purple flowers with strong dark veins.
Great unique foliage rounded soft velvet like leaves. A long
bloomer. Superb! 15".
GER665 Geranium sanguineum 'Vision'
7.85
Beautiful reddish-purple 5 petal flowers atop mounded foliage. Deeply cut 5-7 lobed divisions turning red in the fall.
Blooms from spring to early summer. Full sun to part shade.
Average to medium well drained soil and drought tolerant.
12-18". Zones 4-8.
GER970 Geranium x 'Splish Splash'

8.85
Very large green leaves and white flowers splashed with violet. Summer bloom with a fall repeat. 24".
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HELENIUM
HELENIUM (Sneezeweed)
Easy care perennials that make a spectacular splash of
color in late summer. Grand cut flower. Perfectly hardy
perennial for full sun, moist well-drained soil. Should be
divided every 3-4 years in early spring. Zones 3-8.
HEE060 H
elenium autumnale 'Can Can'
12.85
Large rusty-yellow flowers on strong sturdy stems. Fresh
green foliage. 40". Zones 4-8.
HEE070 Helenium autumnale 'Kanaria'
8.85
Excellent canary yellow flowers in mid to late summer.
Great for the back of the border. Full sun and moist but well
drained soil. Drought tolerant. 3-4'. Zones 4-8.
HEE195 Helenium autumnale 'Red Jewel'
1
0.85
Beautiful red flowers with hints of blue. 30-36". Zones 4-8.
HEE400 H
elenium x 'Canary'

9
.85
(Kanaria) Bright canary yellow flowers. Very attractive to
butterflies. Great cut flower. Can last ten days or better in
a vase. Excellent for wild gardens. Full sun and average to
moist soil. 3'. Zones 4-9.
HEE570 Helenium x 'Ruby Tuesday'

9.85
Deep ruby red petals eminate from a center which changes
from mahogany to a golden yellow. 20". Great border plant
for sunny gardens. Zones 4-9.
HELLEBORUS
Low growing evergreen perennials that produce blooms
in March and April. Superb plant for the shade/woodland
garden. Requires shade and a moist well-drained soil.
Regal beauty. Zone 4-9.
HEL075 Helleborus 'Pink Parachutes'
16.85
These flowers are gigantic, up to 4" across, heavily splashed
with bright pink to rose inside and blending to a soft blush
pink on the reverse. Zone 4. Part sun. 18-22".
HEL300 H
elleborus orientalis 'Double Queen'
1
9.85
Double flowers in exciting colors ranging from whites, pinks,
burgandys, yellows, with freckles and washes. Large lovely
evergreen foliage. Blooms late winter to spring. Great for
walkways. Full to part shade. Moist well drained soil. 1215". Zones 4-9.
HEL340 H
elleborus orientalis 'Pink Lady'
9
.85
Large up facing light pink flowers. Partially sunny to full
shade locations. Moist soil. 12-16". Zones 4-8.
HEMEROCALLIS (Daylily)
A beautiful profusion of color bursts from this easy care
perennial. Available in varying heights, times of flowering,
sizes of bloom, and a wide assortment of colors. Attracts
hummingbirds and butterflies. With large clumps of long
grass-like leaves and showy clusters of orchid lily-like
flowers on tall stems. The buds open in series, but a
flower lasts only a day, giving the plant its common name,
Daylily! Daylilies grow vigorously, help suppress weeds,
and are generally free from pests and disease. They
thrive in full sun or light shade and tolerate many types of
soil. Divide every 3-5 years, or when the number of flower
buds and the size of bloom begin to decline. Planted
together in large numbers, they quickly crowd out weeds
and make a carefree and colorful ground cover.
Apricot/Pink/Salmon
HEM0080 H
emerocallis 'Agnes of Glasglow'
8.85
Award winning daylily with large pink flowers in mid season,
2' X 2'.
HEM0140 H
emerocallis 'Annie Welch'
8
.85
(Claar 1964) Soft pink to pink melon, lightly-ruffled blossoms. Early to midseason. A multiple award winner. 24".
HEM0260 Hemerocallis 'Better Believe It'
8.85
(Hall, 1971) A nice pink flower with a bright rose red eye.
Butter yellow heart. Blossoms are up to 8" width. A long
bloomer with color starting in July through mid-August. 24".
HEM0270 H
emerocallis 'Blackthorne'
14.85
Creamy yellow flower with wine purple center and purple
edging. 26". Mid-summer bloom. Re-blooming. Full sun to
part shade. Zone 4.
HEM0580 Hemerocallis 'Chorus Line'
8
.85
(Kirchoff, 81) Pure pink flowers with dark pink ring in center,
and yellow in the very middle. Very fragrant. Blooms mid
summer. 2-3'. Zones 3-8.
HEM0600 Hemerocallis 'Circus Clown'
8.85
(Hall 1967) Pale peach with rose flowers. Blooming in the
summer. Full sun and drought tolerant. 24-36".
HEM0640 H
emerocallis 'Cosmic Hummingbird' 8.85
(Kirchhoff) 3 1/2" pink and honey blossoms with a ruby
edge over a green throat. Superb performer. 26". Repeat
bloomer.
HEM0800 Hemerocallis 'Elaine Strutt'
8.85
Coral blooms with a pink throat. Blooms in mid summer til
late summer. 34". Zones 2-9.
HEM0940 Hemerocallis 'Fashion Model'
8.85
(Lester) Diploid. Pastel pink flowers with deep pink veins
with a green throat. 5-6" blooms. Early midseason. 24-36".
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HEMEROCALLIS
HEM1000 Hemerocallis 'Forty Second Street'
8.85
5" double blooms of pastel pink with an extended eye zone
of deep rose, mid season. 24".
HEM1005 Hemerocallis 'Foryth Myra Dolores'
8.85
The 5.5" fragrant sweet cantaloupe colored blooms with a
prominent crushed raspberry eye.
HEM1620 Hemerocallis 'Pink Embers'
8.85
(Wild,1978) 5-6" blooms of light yellowish pink, with tangerine heart. Petals are ruffled and crimped. Early-midseason.
18-20".
HEM1720 Hemerocallis 'Ponytail Pink'
8.85
Fine soft pink with ruffled edges and an apricot throat. 24".
HEM1800 Hemerocallis 'Random Wit'
8.85
(Hall 1970) Diploid. Peach blend with a green throat. Rebloomer with a 5" bloom and a 32" scape. Zone 3.
Cream/White
HEM3040 Hemerocallis 'Pandora's Box'
8.85
(Talbott) 4" cream flowers with distinctive purple eyezone.
Green throat. May rebloom. 18".
HEM3180 Hemerocallis 'Siloam Shocker'
8.85
(Henry 1981) Cream pink 3-4" blossoms with a red eyezone. Deep green throat. Cute cut flower! Fragrant blooms
draw in the hummingbirds and butterflies. Blooms in July
and enjoys full sun and moist soil.
HEM3340 Hemerocallis 'White Formal'
8.85
(Lenington, 1967) Near white 5" blooms with green heart.
Ruffled, waxy flowers are heavy textured. All American Award
Winner, 1977. 30".
Lavender/Purple/Red
HEM2020 Hemerocallis 'Siloam Ethel Smith'
8.85
Stunning white petals with a dark raspberry eye zone and
yellow throat.
HEM3420 Hemerocallis 'Autumn Red'
12.85
Deep red flowers in mid summer. May rebloom later in the
season. Great in a border or by itself. 2-3'. Zones 2-8.
HEM2040 Hemerocallis 'Siloam French Marble' 12.85
Nice creamy-pink flowers atop 16" stems that bloom from
June-August.
HEM3500 Hemerocallis 'Black Prince'
8.85
(Russell,1942) Dark red medium sized flowers with orange-yellow throats. Blooms mid-summer. 3-4'. Full sun.
HEM2460 Hemerocallis 'Streaker'
8.85
(McKinney) Creamy pink with a red eyezone and a green
throat. 4" blooms stand on 20" plants.
HEM3600 Hemerocallis 'Catherine Neal'
8.85
(Carpenter) Lovely deep purple blossom with a green throat.
One of the best purples! 6" blossoms. 30".
HEM2630 Hemerocallis 'Western Sandstone' 12.85
Light peach with a yellow halo above a green throat. 40".
Zone 4. Full sun to part shade.
HEM3660 Hemerocallis 'Chicago Arnie's Choice' 8.85
Deep lavender blooms with purple halo and chartreuse
throat. 26".
HEM2640 Hemerocallis 'Wild Key'
8.85
(Wild 1966) This is a very old variety. Cup shaped flower.
Peach pastel or a butter yellow. Throat is the same with
veil of pink over flower. Early-mid season. Rebloom. Diploid
26". 4" bloom.
HEM3740 Hemerocallis 'Chicago Heirloom'
8.85
(Marsh-Klehm) Lavender pink 5" flowers with a hint of orchid. Prominent ivory midribs. Distinctive wine red halo.
Early. 22".
HEM2660 Hemerocallis 'Wild Trend'
8.85
(Wild 1967) Pink-apricot flowers with a gold throat. Midseason. 36". Fragrant cut flower. Full sun and moist soil. Good
hummingbird and butterfly plant.
HEM2740 Hemerocallis 'Young Countess'
8.85
Pale orchid pink bloom with a tiny green eye zone that
blends into a pale yellow throat. Ruffled petals and crimped
sepals. 4" bloom. 26".
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HEM3760 Hemerocallis 'Chicago Jewell'
8.85
Deep lavender wine with a creamy throat and ruffled edges.
24".
HEM3860 Hemerocallis 'Chicago Princess'
8.85
Deep lavender petals with tiny cream edge. Early-Mid Tetraploid. 24".
HEM3880 Hemerocallis 'Chicago Queen'
Violet/lavendar 4.5" blooms. 24-36".
8.85
HEM3980 Hemerocallis 'Christmas Is'
8.85
4 1/2" scarlet red flowers, very open and showy, with a
yellow throat, mid season. 26".
HEM4603 Hemerocallis 'Longfield's Pride'
8.85
Diploid. Violet/Lavander purple. Full sun to part shade. 2436". Zones 3-9.
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PRODUCT
HEMEROCALLIS
HEM4990 H
emerocallis 'Rosy Returns'
12.85
Wonderful rose colored flowers from summer to fall. This
repeat bloomer prefers full sun to part shade and is fairly
adaptable to soil conditions. 14". Zones 4-9.
HEM5160 Hemerocallis 'Screech Owl'
8.85
Flowers of scarlet red kissed with creamy yellow edges. 2436". Mid-season.
Yellow/Orange/Gold
HEM5920 H
emerocallis 'Buttered Popcorn'
An excellent double, ruffled yellow flower. 30".
8.85
HEM6100 Hemerocallis 'Close Up'
8.85
(Wild 1975) Pale lemon ruffled blossoms. 6" blooms
brushed with rose. Clear lemon heart. 26-32". Early to
mid-season.
HEM6120 Hemerocallis 'Cloverdale'

(Peck) 34-36". M-L, Tetraploid, Lavender/Violet.
8.85
HEM6360 Hemerocallis 'Esperanza'
(McEwen 1969) Orange. 24-36".
8.85
HEM6910 H
emerocallis 'Irresistible Charm'
1
2.85
Flowers are yellow with a rose orange eye and green throat.
Midseason.
HEU545 Heuchera x 'Frosted Violet'

8.85
Dark purple-bronze leaves highlighted with silvery violet.
Flowers are small and light pink. Blooms June through frost.
Full sun. Drought resistant. 12-15".
HEU548 Heuchera x 'Geisha Fan'
8.85
Silver with purple veins on fan shaped leaves. Large pink
flowers. 12".
HEU575 Heuchera x 'Molly Bush'

9.85
Large crinkled shiny dark red leaves turning to bronze.
Cream flowers bloom May-June. Full sun to part shade, with
moist soil. 9-15". Zones 4-8.
HEU600 Heuchera x 'Purple Petticoats'
8.85
Dark plum foliage that is very ruffled, strong and vigorous,
holds its color well in cold. 28".
HEU945 H
euchera x villosa 'Brownies'
10.85
Large plant with milk chocolate brown leaves which curl to
reveal the purple undersides. Sprays of white flowers in late
spring to early summer. 12-18".
HEU975 H
euchera x villosa 'Mocha'
1
3.85
Large dark leaves change from bronze to chocolate purple.
Known for its heat and humidity tolerance, these hybrids are
a fresh addition to any landscape.
HEUCHERELLA
HEM7240 Hemerocallis 'Mini Stella'
8.85
(Jablonski) Dainty yellow, 2" blossoms. Lightly crimped and
recurved. Olive throat. Reblooming. Early. 14".
A 1912 hybrid between Tiarella and Heuchera now a
wonderful ground cover in a shady moist location. Small
flowers open in late spring and rebloom in the fall. Will
not tolerate full sun. 15-24".
HEM8065 Hemerocallis 'Yellow Submarine'
12.85
The fragrant, fully double, lemon-yellow flowers of this midseason bloomer will measure up to 6". 22-24".
HIA405 H
eucherella x 'Sunspot'
8
.85
Features maple-like golden leaves with red central veining
and dense bright pink flowers atop reddish stems. 16”.
HEUCHERA (Coral Bells)
HIA406 H
eucherella x alba 'Burnished Bronze'
8.85
Pink flowers on tawny beige leaves May-June. Prefers full sun
or partial shade and medium moisture soil. 18". Zones 4-8.
HEU265 H
euchera kira 'Black Forest'
1
2.85
Large, shiny, purple leaves are so dark they're almost black.
Fantastic color contrast. Compact, mounding habit.
HEU513 Heuchera x `Blackout'
12.85
These glossy, almost black leaves create a striking contrast with its cream-colored flowers, and with other garden
greens. Wonderful for the border, growing 12-18". Loves
moist, well drained soil in full sun to part shade.
HIA410 Heucherella x alba 'Dayglow Pink'
7.85
Brilliant pink flowers above deeply cut foliage with bronze
veining. 16". Zone 4-9.
HEU516 Heuchera x `Can Can'

9.85
Heavily ruffled silver-grey leaves with dark veins and deep
red reverse side. Greenish white flowers late spring to early
summer. Full sun to part shade with moist soil. 10-25".
Zones 4-9.
HEU531 H
euchera x 'Cinnabar Silver'
1
2.85
Vigorous, clump-forming habit with attractive shallow-lobed,
rounded, silvery leaves with purple veins and green edges.
18
PRODUCT
HOSTA
HOSTA
One of the best low-maintenance perennials in existence
and exceedingly popular. Hostas increase in value with
each year, never needing any maintenance except to cut
out old flower stalks or to divide the clumps. Takes about
5 years to reach mature size.
osta 'Abiqua Drinking Gourd'
1
2.85
HOS0050 H
(Walden West) Large round dark blue cup-shaped leaves.
Depths of cups have been measured at 4". Near white flowers. Tokudama type. 16" high by 14" wide.
HOS0290 Hosta 'Beauty Substance'
14.85
Large corrugated green leaves with gold edging. Very large,
clump forming. White flower in summer.
HOS0350 H
osta 'Big Mama'
1 6.85
(Aden) Large, blue puckered leaves, off-white flowers in
July. A large hosta reaching a height of up to 36". Very slug
resistant!
HOS1437 H
osta 'Earth Angel'
1
4.85
This giant Hosta with a large blue-green leaf and creamy
white edge. 3' tall and 5' wide.
HOS1485 H
osta 'Emma'

9'' high by 18'' wide , white Variegated.
1
8.85
HOS1487 Hosta 'Empress Wu'

21.85
The world's largest Hosta! Empress Wu reaches over 4' at maturity with gigantic two-foot leaves. Leaves are deeply veined.
Pale lavender blooms early to mid-summer. Zones 3-9.
HOS1500 Hosta 'Erie Magic'
15.85
Green leaves with a green gold margin, very subtle, pale
lavender flowers on 30" shaft. 25" tall by 48" wide.
HOS1900 H
osta 'Fringe Benefit'

8
.85
A large hosta with green heart-shaped leaves edged with
white. A rapid grower. Pest resistant. A real beauty for the
background. Pale lavender flowers. 36".
HOS0475 H
osta 'Blue Boy'

7
.85
Popular choice! Dense mound of blue-green foliage. White
flowers. Vigorous. 19" tall by 45" wide.
HOS2325 Hosta 'Guardian Angel'

14.85
Very nice deep dark green irregular edges, the center is almost cream but is overlaid with a fine green mist. Heavy
substance and white flowers. 28" tall by 55" wide.
HOS0560 H
osta 'Blue Dolphin'
1
8.85
Heart shaped leaves have heavily impressed veins. Unique
blue-green color, especially noticeable in low light. 3'
clumped topped with pale lavender flowers in summer.
HOS2390 Hosta 'Hanky Panky'
21.85
A sport of 'Strip Tease' with dark green foliage and a light
green margin separated by a white thread. 13" tall with lavender flowers.
HOS0577 Hosta 'Blue Ivory'
18.85
Ivory leaves with a deep blue center 10-18" tall and 12 -15"
around. Lavender spikes bloom in July. A very unique and
striking Hosta. Zones 2-8.
HOS2450 Hosta 'Hi Ho Silver'
8.85
Sport of hosta 'Ginko Craig' and a real beauty. Strong contrast between the dark green foliage and wide white margins.
Lavender flowers in midsummer. 10-12" tall. Zones 3-9.
HOS0580 H
osta 'Blue Jay'
1
8.85
Powder blue rounded leaves. A great small Hosta. Lavender
flowers in late spring. 8" tall by 20" wide.
HOS2460 H
osta 'High Tide'
2
2.85
Thick dusty blue leaves are heavily textured and feature a
rippled edge. Forms a nice 1' tall by 3' across clump topped
in late summer with medium lavender flowers on 20" stalks.
Zones 3-9.
HOS0645 Hosta 'Blue River'

16.85
Great medium sized Hosta with blue leaves that have a thin
cream margin. Lavender flowers. 15-18" tall by 20" wide.
HOS0775 H
osta 'Blue Umbrellas'

1
0.85
Blue foliage with interesting texture. Lavender flowers in mid
summer. Fast grower. 36" by 60". Slug resistant.
HOS0850 Hosta 'Blue Wedgwood'

7.85
A very popular hosta with metallic blue wedge-shaped foliage. Useful as an edger or a ground cover. Rapid grower. Pale
lavender flowers. Very slug resistant. 19" tall by 44" wide.
HOS1365 H
osta 'Deep Blue Sea'

1
8.85
Deep blue leaves are cupped and intensly corrugated. Medium sized mound at maturity. Near white closed flowers.
HOS1425 H
osta 'Dorset Blue'

8
.85
Outstanding dwarf. Intense, powdery blue foliage. White
flowers. Very slug resistant. 10" tall by 24" wide.
HOS2465 H
osta 'Holy Mouse Ears'
1
6.85
This "mini" Hosta reaches a height of only 6" and a width of
16" at maturity. Bluish/Green leaf margins with a yellow to
vreamy white center. Dense clusters of purple flowers in July.
HOS2765 H
osta 'Komodo Dragon'

1
8.85
A giant hosta mounding to 3' tall by 7' wide. Large dark
green leaves are heavily ruffled. White flowers with the
slightest tint of lavender rise above the plant in early to mid
summer. Zones 3-9.
HOS2775 H
osta 'Krossa Regal'
8
.85
(Krossa/Summers 1980) A gorgeous hosta that demands
attention.Upright vase-shaped growth habit with frosty blue
foliage. Sturdy flower scapes reaching up to 5'! Slugresistant. 33" tall, 71" wide. Centerpiece for your garden!
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HOSTA
HOS2865 H
osta 'Lemon Lime'

9
.85
Small chartreuse leaves. 12" high by 18" wide. Sun tolerant.
HOS2875 Hosta 'Leola Fraim'
8.85
Attractive heart-shaped leaves with thick creamy white margins and green centers. Pale lavender flowers. Medium size.
22" by 50". Full to part shade.
HOS2925 H
osta 'Little Black Scape'

8
.85
Chartreuse leaves. Best color in full sun, near black flower
scapes develop to contrast. 10" tall by 24" wide. 22".
HOS2950 Hosta 'Love Pat'

12.85
Stunning blue thick foliage that is cupped and corrugated.
Upright, vase-shaped growth habit. Pale lavender flowers.
20". Slug resistant. Voted one of the top ten favorite hostas
of the American Hosta Society.
HOS3020 H
osta 'Majesty'

1
6.85
A beautiful dark green leaf with creamy-yellow margins that
turn to white and has better color if it has afternoon sun.
Deep lavander flowers that hang downwards and blooms
mid summer. Part shade. 18" tall and 39" wide.
HOS3075 Hosta montana 'Aureomarginata'
10.85
Graceful long-pointing green leaves with irregular margins of
yellow turning to cream later in the season. Pale lavender
flowers. Outstanding specimen plant. 27" tall by 68" wide.
HOS3355 H
osta 'Orange Marmalade'
24.85
Dark green margins suround a golden leaf which has a slight
orange tint. 18" tall with lavender flowers.
HOS3375 Hosta 'Pacific Blue Edger'
7
.85
A rapidly growing blue hosta forming pinwheel mounds. Dark
green leaves have silver margins with excellent substance. 12".
HOS3655 Hosta 'Powder Blue'

18.85
Thick powdery blue foliage is extremely slug-resistant. 29"
tall with lavender flowers.
HOS3810 H
osta 'Risky Business'

1
8.85
Pure white center, and in midsummer, clumps are topped with
violet flowers. Prefers sun to light shade. 20" tall. Zones 3-8.
HOS3850 H
osta 'Royal Standard'

7
.85
One of our favorite hosta! Glossy green foliage with a profusion of white fragrant flowers in August through September,
providing a burst of late summer color. We have a large planting under a Yellowwood tree that creates comments from our
customers every year. Sun tolerant. 26" tall and 63" wide.
HOS3900 H
osta 'Sagae'

1
2.85
2000 HOSTA OF THE YEAR! Large, heart-shaped foliage of
frosty-blue, irregular creamy gold margins. Heavy substance
keeps slugs at bay. Lavender flowers. 31" tall by 70" wide.
HOS3950 Hosta 'Sea Beacon'

18.85
Large leaves, green centers with a wide white margin, lavender flowers. A fine spreading specimen. 22" by 50".
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HOS4325 H
osta sieboldiana 'Frances Williams' 10.85
Make a statement! Large puckered leaves are blue-green
with gold margins that deepen in color as the season continues. White flowers. Slug resistant. 28" tall, 63" wide.
HOS4475 H
osta 'Snowflake'

7
.85
This small hosta has lanceolate, medium green leaves
leaves and white flowers. Very floriferous.
HOS4500 H
osta 'So Sweet'

8
.85
1996 HOSTA OF THE YEAR. (Alden,86) Green shiny leaves
with a wide, white margin. Very fragrant white flowers. Very
good sun tolerance. Good container plant. 20".
HOS4510 Hosta 'Sparkler'

1
9.85
The slender leaves have a narrow, creamy white center and
contrasting dark green margin that jet onto the center 6"
Zone 4 blooms mid-later summer shade.
HOS4530 Hosta 'Stained Glass'
21.85
This award-wining sport of the well-known 'Guacamole' has
the same rapid growth and big mounded form of the parent
but with strong contrast between the yellow-green leaf and
the deep green margins and streaks. Lavendar flowers. 15"
tall and 32" wide.
HOS4750 H
osta 'Super Nova'

1
2.85
(Zilis 1999) A reversed H. 'Aurora Borealis' sport. Wider margins. Does not burn as badly as some other gold-centered,
blue-green margined plants. 24".
HOS5025 Hosta tokudama 'True Blue'
10.85
Heavy textured blue puckered foliage. Each leaf 7" wide by
8" long. Slug resistant. Lavender flowers. 24" tall.
HOS5055 H
osta 'Touch of Class'

22.85
Wide, blue-green leaves, topped with light lavender flowers.
Bloom in early June. Prefer light shade. 12" tall. Zones 3-8.
HOS5065 H
osta 'T-Rex' aka 'Tom Rex'

21.85
A gigantic hosta. Huge, puckered green leaves measure 18"
long by 14" wide. Near white blooms. 30".
HOS5300 H
osta 'Whirlwind'

1
2.85
Thick, unruly, wavy foliage. Green leaf margins surround a
center that changes from pale to green to creamy-white.
Lavender flowers in mid summer. 19" tall by 40" wide.
HUMULUS (Hops)
HUM125 Humulus lupulus 'Bianca'

14.85
A twining vine that needs a trellis, arbor, or fence for support. Usually dies back to the ground each season. Moist,
well drained soil. Full sun to part shade. 18-20'. Zone 3.
HUM150 Humulus lupulus 'Nugget'

1
4.85
This vigorous vine quickly reaches 20' tall and thrives on
neglect. Greenish yellow, conelike flowers smell like beer.
Quick growth; fragrant flowers. Full sun to partial shade and
humusy soil. Zones 4-10. Zone 3.
DEAN COLE SIBERIAN IRIS
D. Cole Siberian Iris
With a passion for beauty, and a keen eye sensitive to the many facets of Siberian Iris, Dean Cole has
been creating new cultivars since the mid 1990’s.
In his trial gardens, Dean is breeding hundreds of these new gems every
year. A long and involved dedication that follows is the growing and
meticulous evaluation before any new introductions can be revealed. This
process takes years. Like a fine jeweler appreciating an exquisite diamond,
Dean has created and introduced some very unique specimens. As usual,
he’s always chasing that Karat!
As a result, Dean won the Beatrice Warburton hybridizer medal, for
“My First Kiss” in 2013. “My Girl Emily” won 2nd runner up at the 2013
Siberian iris convention in Michigan.
As Dean continues to work his magic, keep an eye out for his new introductions. I’m sure he will be
successful in creating some new jewelry for your gardens too!
For complete details and pricing check out our entire line of D. Cole Irises on page 25.
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D. COLE SIBERIAN IRIS
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D. COLE SIBERIAN IRIS
IDC185 ‘Life is Good’
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ONLY!
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Start your D. Cole Siberian Iris collection today
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12.50 25.00
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8.43 16.85
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See page 25 for full product descriptions
IDC080
IDC375
IDC300
IDC600
IDC185
IDC750
IDC325
IDC755
IDC080 ‘Baby Steps’
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Iris sibirica
Iris sibirica
Iris sibirica
Iris sibirica
Iris sibirica
Iris sibirica
Iris sibirica
Iris sibirica
‘Baby Steps’
‘Say Please’
‘My First Kiss’
‘Joyce Cole’
‘Life Is Good’
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PRODUCT
Even with all the
modern technology
available these days,
our young staff members
still find great pleasure
in working with nature.
Danny made this
magnificent bouquet
for his mom from a
quick selection he
found in our gardens.
Check out our website at
for a complete selection of
unique perennial plants you
can add to your back yard.
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Endless combinations from Achillea to Zizia
Using textures as well as colors, each season offers
many elements of eye popping, awe-inspiring creations!
Check out our website at www.FieldstoneGardens.com
for a complete selection of unique perennial plants.
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IRIS
IRIS (Siberian Iris)
Siberian Iris form elegant upright clumps of slender, arched blue-green foliage that remains attractive all season. These
easy and reliable plants are practically pest and disease free. A variety of flower colors are listed below. Full sun to
partial shade.
D. Cole Siberian Iris
IDC080 I ris sibirica 'Baby Steps'
12.50 25.00
(Dean Cole R. 2010). Mid-Season Tetraploid. Lavender-pink
with pink veins and light aqua styles with a large light blue
signal. 1-2 branches with 4-5 blooms. This plant is a very
good grower.
IDC375 I ris sibirica 'Say Please'
15.00 3 0.00
(Dean Cole, R. 2009). 30" S. dark wine veined dark blue;
style arms light plum, aqua hues; F. darkwine signal cream
followed by blue flash; very ruffled.
IDC300 Iris sibirica 'My First Kiss'
8.43 16.85
(Cole, 2005) Tetraploid, 34 in. Mid thru Late season. Very
attractive 5 inch dark pinkish lavender w/ blue violet veining
and darker at signal area. Pleasing lighter lavender standards and style arms. 1+ branch with 4-5 flowers. A special
and stunning siberian for the border.
IDC600 Iris sibirica 'Joyce Cole'
8.43 16.85
(Cole, 2006 ) Tetraploid, 30 inches. Mid thru Late season.
Ruffled white with greFen veins and excellent foliage. Wide
standards are lightly ruffled. Style arms are white with creamy
ribs. Falls are also wide and ruffled with prominent green veins
that blend to yellow and have yellow hafts. One branch and
3-4 flowers. Foliage is upright and sturdy.
IDC185 Iris sibirica 'Life Is Good’
8.43 16.85
(Cole, 2008) Falls are light plum with light lavender influence. Signals large and blue. Standards are ruffled and lay
back slightly giving the flower a nice appearance. Styles
are pinkish with light aqua tones. This plant is a very good
grower.
IDC750Iris sibirica 'Great Falls Love'
8.43 16.85
(Cole,2007) Tetraploid, 32 in., Early Mid thru Mid Late season. Mid blue with white signal and very ruffled styles. A nice
new blue with styles so curly and they appear to be small
trumpets. Often three buds at the terminal with 1 branch and
5 flowers. Good blue green foliage until frost.
IDC325I ris sibirica 'My Girl Emily'
12.50 25.00
(Cole, 2008) Falls are light plum with light lavender influence. Signals large and blue. Standards are ruffled and lay
back slightly giving the flower a nice appearance. Styles are
pinkish with light aqua tones. This plant is a very good grower.
IDC755 I ris sibirica 'Great Falls Wine'
8.43 16.85
(Dean Cole R. 2008). Sdlg. DC-02-170-5 SiB (tet.), 30”
(76cm), E.S. deep wine, delicate; style arms deep wine, near
black midrib, wide; F. deep wine, signal deep yellow fading to
cream followed by blue Flash; ruffled. One branch with 304
blooms. Dark and beautiful. DC-T1-97-89-1: (Maurice Pope
X Mesa Pearl) X DC-87-107-1: (strawberry Fair x Hubbard
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IRIS
IRO0085 Iris sibirica 'Another Pretty Face'
1
6.85
(Dunlop, 2009) Tet., 28”, Mid thru Late. Blue-violet tones
overall. Falls are Blue-violet, slightly deeper colored than
the standards and styles and have small yellow-white signals and yellow hafts. Pleasing and well ruffled. One branch
and 4-5 blooms. A good parent often giving reds.

IRO0180 Iris sibirica 'Crimson Fireworks'
40.00
(Jeff Dunlop, R. 2012) Midseason to late bloom. Standards
crimson red. Ruffled. Style arms and Falls crimson red.
Prominent white signal, significant blue vein flash outside
signal, fine white wire rim; inconspicuous light green throat,
light brown hafts; one branch. 34".
IRO0265 Iris sibirica 'Dear Currier'

16.85
(Dunlop. 2005) Tetraploid, 30in., Mid thru Late season.
Beautiful ruffled 4.5 inch blue bitone with darker veins and
a lighter edge on the falls. Small yellow, white and brown
signals. Standards and styles lighter blue. 1+ branch and
4-5 blooms. A great asset in the perennial garden.
IRO0285 Iris sibirica 'Dreaming Of You'
16.85
(Dunlop, 2008). Tetraploid, 26 inches. Mid thru Late season. Ruffled light yellow near amoena. Falls are light yellow
with deep yellow signal area, hafts and throat. Standards
and styles lighter yellow fading to near white. One branch
and 3-4 blooms per stem. The first colorfast yellow tet with
good form and extravagant ruffling.
IRO0385 Iris sibirica 'Grape Truffle'

6.85
(Dunlop, 2007) Tetreaploid, 30 in,. Mid thru Late season,
occasional repeat. Grape violet, darker at signal area with
diamond dusting at first bloom. Falls have flowing ruffles
and brown hafts. Flowers held well above lower foliage.
Sometimes a branch with 2 to 4 buds. A sumtuuous and
elegant color.
IRO0585 Iris sibirica 'Miss Portland'
1
6.85
(Dunlop, 2006) Tet., 30”, Mid thru Late. Blue with white signals. Wide and deeply ruffled medium blue falls with white
wire rims. Standards similar blue with darker veins. Styles
wide ruffled mid-blue with a touch of aqua. Flowers have a
lot of charm and character. 1 or 2 branches and 4-6 buds.
IRO0785 Iris sibirica 'Ruby Kiss'
2
0.00
(Dunlop, 2011) Tet., 32”, ML –VL. Nice medium wine red
with blue signals. Falls relatively free of ruffling, turned down
at the ends with dramatic blue signals. Standards red-purple. Styles are a bit lighter with prominent aqua highlights.
Green throats and brown hafts. One branch and 4-5 flowers.
IRO1015 Iris sibirica 'Tranquility Base'
16.85
(Dunlop, 2006) Tetraploid 32 in. Mid thru Late season.
Deep violet near self. Standards are deep violet with darker
veins at center and fine veining. Style arms are slightly
lighter in color and have aqua highlights. The broad Falls
are deep violet with darker veins and are slightly ruffled in
the center. Darker signals are accented by brown hafts.
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PRODUCT
IRIS
IRIS SIBIRICA
Dr. Currier McEwen Siberian Iris
The following Irises listed are developed by Dr. Currier
McEwen, an iris hybridizer, who has made major contributions to the development of the new and improved
Siberian. Fieldstone Gardens is authorized to carry Dr.
McEwen's three year and older iris varieties. NOTE: There
are many more Dr. McEwen's Siberian Irises available in
limited quantities. Refer to our website for those available.
IRO2175 Iris sibirica 'Blue Burgee'
8.85
(McEwen 1972) Tetraploid, Early Mid-Late. 4 1/2" ruffled
flaring compact flowers on low stalks. Self of velvety violet
blue. Two branches 5-6 buds. 24".
IRO2225 Iris sibirica 'Blue Pennant'
8.85
(McEwen 1972) Tetraploid, 30". Sister of Blue Burgee with
yellow in the 2 branches, 5-7 buds. HM 1973, MORGAN
runner up 1976.
IRO2375 Iris sibirica 'Chartreuse Bounty'
8.85
(McEwen 1983) Diploid, Midseason and repeats. Greenish
yellow amoena. Open form with arching falls. Long bloom
season. 30".
IRO2400 Iris sibirica 'Chatter Box Belle'
8.85
(McEwen 1991) Tetraploid, 32". 5" flowers are a blend of
blue-violet shades. White signals. Beautiful!
IRO2425 Iris sibirica 'Circle Round'
8.85
(McEwen) Tetraploid, Early Mid-Late Midseason bloom.This
4 1/2" medium violet blue flower is distinguished by its
lovely, very round form and by its value as a parent. Produces successive stalks for a good period of bloom. 27".
IRO2575 Iris sibirica 'Dianne's Daughter'
11.85
(McEwen 1988) Tetraploid, Late-Very Late. A charming
child of 'Dear Dianne' with 4" flowers on branched stalks.
Compact, triangular form with 2" falls and lovely ruffling.
Deep and light shades of violet blue with white signals and
stitching.
IRO2775 Iris sibirica 'Floating Island'
8.85
(McEwen 1973) Diploid, 32". Midseason. The 4 1/2" light
yellow amoena changes to a cream color by the second day.
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IRO2800 Iris sibirica 'Fourfold Lavender'
12.85
(McEwen 1982) Tetraploid, Early Mid-Late Mid bloom. 4
1/2" flaring lavender flowers with light borders. Styles are
white. 28".
IRO2825 Iris sibirica 'Fourfold White'
8.85
(McEwen 1970) Tetraploid, 36", EarlyMid-Late bloom. 6"
clear white flower. Flaring wax like falls. 2 branches, 6-7
buds. An award winner.
IRO2850 Iris sibirica 'Golden Crimping'
12.85
(McEwen 1985)Tet., Early Mid-Late Mid bloom. A new advance. Very crimped yellow edges surround creamy falls. It
has yellow signals and very wide styles with yellow midribs.
HM 1988. 26".
IRO3175 Iris sibirica 'Kennebee'
8.85
(McEwen 1982) Dip., M. Lovely soft violet-blue 3 1/2" flaring, round flower. 2 branches, 6 buds. 39".
IRO3375 Iris sibirica 'Marilyn Holmes'
9.85
(McEwen 1972) Diploid, 28", M-L. 4 1/2" ruffled, round
flaring dark violet blue bitone. Two branches, 4-6 buds. A
favorite. HC 1970, HM 1973, BIS-C 1982, BRONZE MEDAL
I.G.A. 1983.
IRO3600 Iris sibirica 'Pansy Purple'
8.85
(McEwen 1971) Diploid, 34", M-Late. True pansy purple. No
other like it. Few white lines inside of signal. Lovely!
IRO3650 Iris sibirica 'Polly Dodge'
8.85
(McEwen 1972) Dip., 26", M-L.Our favorite red diploid, rich
velvety, semi-flaring. HM 1973, BIS-HC 1983.
IRO3875 Iris sibirica 'Sally Kerlin'
8.85
(McEwen 1970) Dip., 27", EM-L. Round ruffled of medium
violet blue with white signals. A favorite. HC 1970, HM
1971, Wisley 1977, BIS-HC 1980.
IRO3900 Iris sibirica 'Sassy Kooma'
12.85
White blossoms with tinges of yellow on the inside petals.
A great short selection for the front of the perennial border.
Mid season bloom. 18".
IRO4000 Iris sibirica 'Silver Edge'
8.85
(McEwen 1974) Tetraploid, EM-LM. 6" medium blue with
falls circled by a silver edge. Gold signals. 2 branches, 5-6
buds. 30".
IRO4225 Iris sibirica 'White Prelude'
11.85
(McEwen 1993) Tetraploid. 36", VE-VL (repeats). The earliest and the latest white bloomer. Ruffled and crimped 6"
flowers.
IRO4250 Iris sibirica 'Yankee Consul'
8.85
(McEwen 1973) Tetraploid, EM-L Midseason. Medium violet-blue, 6" flowers with 1\4" lighter border. 1-2 branches,
5-6 buds. 28".
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LAMIASTRUM
LAMIASTRUM
LAI120 Lamiastrum galeobdolon 'Herman's Pride' 7.85
If there is one perennial in our shade garden that people
often ask about, it's this one! The growth habit is almost
shrub-like, forming a 12" clump with attractive variegated
foliage all season. We even have one in full sun that is doing
very well.
LAI130 L amiastrum galeobdolon 'Yellow Archangel' 7.85
Fast growing perennial ground cover with green leaves that
are variegated with silvery-gray markings. Yellow flowers in
late spring.
LAVANDULA (Lavender)
Lovely, old-fashioned fragrant perennials with gray-green
foliage. The varieties offered perform well for us here with
full sun and a very well-drained soil. However, since they
are evergreen, those of you in northern climates may
want to protect the foliage from drying winter winds by
supplying a protective cover. Aromatic spiked flowers July-August. Valued as a dried flower and an ideal container
plant! Drought resistant. Zones 5-9.
LAV145 L avandula angustifolia 'Elegance Sky '
Soft violet blue flowers on long, dense spikes.
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.85
LAV147 Lavandula angustifolia 'Essence Purple' 10.85
Forms a perfectly rounded, uniform, dense clump of green
aromatic foliage. Bright blueberry colored flowers early.
(Proven Winner)
LAV170 L avandula angustifolia 'Hidcote Blue'
7
.85
Excellent color! Deep lavender-blue flowers on erect spikes.
Blooms in the summer. Compact 18".
LAV300 Lavandula angustifolia 'Munstead'
9.85
Gray fragrant foliage. A nice lavender, easy to grow. Lavender spikes. Full sun, well drained soil. 12-18".
LAV325 Lavandula angustifolia 'Silver Mist'
10.85
The brightest silver foliage of any lavander. Forms a bushy,
very well-branched, uniform clump of aromatic foliage. Flowers later than typical lavanders.
LEUCANTHEMUM
(See Chrysanthemum)
LEU050 L eucanthemum x superbum 'Amelia'
8.85
Clean white rays surrounding a bright showy yellow center.
5" flowers bloom from late spring well into summer. 40”.
Zones 4-5.
LEU100 Leucanthemum x superbum 'Brightside' 8.85
Large, pure white flower throughout the summer. Attracts
butterflies. 32". Full sun. Zones 5-9.
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LEU350 L eucanthemum x superbum 'Silver Princess' 8.85
This is a compact strain, with masses of single white flowers,
each with a yellow center. 10-12". Zones 4-9.
LEU500 Leucanthemum x superbum 'Snow Cap' 7.85
Short stems bearing perfect white daisies. A compact,
well-behaved plant. 10-14".
LIATRIS (Blazing Star)
Popular as a cut flower in Europe, Liatris is a hardy
perennial that will provide long-lasting color. The large
flower spikes bloom from the top down rather than the
reverse. Best in full sun and a well-drained location.
Zones 3-9.
LIA110 L iatris scariosa 'Alba'
7.85
Large white flowers in late summer early fall are great for
floral arangements. Also attracts butterflies. 3'.
LIA150 Liatris spicata

7.85
Purple spikes up to 12" from late July through August. 36".
LIA400 Liatris spicata 'Kobold'

7.85
Compact. Rose-lavender flowers. Earliest to bloom in the
Liatris family. Good container plant. 24".
LIGULARIA
If you have a moist area in full sun to partial shade,
reserve a spot for this eye-catching perennial. Yellow
flowers. Very large leaves create a nice focal point in the
garden. Zones 4-8.
LIG200 Ligularia dentata 'Desdemona'
12.85
(Syn: L. clivorum) Unique foliage has heart-shaped leaves
that are bronze-green on upper surface and mahogany
below. More compact than the species. Orange-yellow
flowers open in July. Heat tolerant. 24-36". Good woodland
plant and cut flower.
LIG400 Ligularia dentata 'Othello'

7.85
Attractive mahogany foliage and yellow orange daisy-like
blossoms. Provides nectar for butterflies. July-August. Great
cut flowers. Prefers moist, organic woodland soils. 3-4'.
LIG460 L igularia 'Bottle Rocket'
1
0.85
It has Bright yellow mustard spikes 28-34" wide. Zone 4.
Shade.
LIG650 L igularia przewalskii 'Senior'
7
.85
Very dark green foliage with deeply cut edges, nearly black
stems. Loose spikes of yellow flowers in July and August.
Prefers moist woodland soils. 4-5'.
MONARDA
LEU060 L eucanthemum x superbum 'Becky'
8
.85
Provides great garden color from July to September. It is
known for its adaptability to northern and southern gardens.
Sturdy stems. 36-40". Zones 4-9.
MONARDA (Bee Balm)
LIG675 L igularia stenocephala 'Little Rocket'
9.85
Bright yellow blooms in early summer. Requires partial
shade. 24-36". Zones 3-9.
Brilliant in the sunny perennial border. Strong upright
stalks of fragrant leaves bearing large heads or whorls of
flowers surrounded by very brightly colored bracts. They
make wonderful plants for attracting hummingbirds, butterflies, and bees. May need more moisture in southern
gardens. Zones 3-4.
LIG700 L igularia stenocephala 'The Rocket'
7.85
One of our favorite perennials for midsummer bloom. Large
green leaves measuring up to 6" long with bright yellow
flower spikes that appear in July make for a winning combination. 4-5'.
MON110 Monarda didyma 'Alba'
7.85
Elegant white flowers. Leaves are strongly mint-scented, and
they spread rapidly. Blooms in the summer in full sun or
part shade. Hummingbird, butterfly, or cut flower source.
3'. Zones 4-10.
LIG900 x palmatiloba

7
.85
Deeply cut leaves up to 10" length. Daisy-like golden petalled flowers attract butterflies in mid-summer. Nice specimen plant! 3-4'.
MON225 M
onarda didyma 'Coral Reef'
7
.85
Pink blooms late spring to early fall. Prefers full to part sun
with a moist soil well drained soil. 14-18".
LOBELIA
A showy perennial for the border or the wild garden. Most
requirefull sun and provide a splash of color in late summer.
LOB100 Lobelia cardinalis

12.85
(Cardinal flower) Bright red flowers. July-September. 36".
Best in a moist, shaded area, but can tolerate some sun.
Will self-seed.
LOB350 L obelia sessilifolia

7
.85
Tall lavender-blue flowers in August-September. 24-36".
LOB400 Lobelia siphilitica 'Blue Select'
7.85
An easy undemanding perennial sure to please in late summer when the flower spikes of blue appear. Withstands winters here just fine and will reseed itself if allowed. 12-24".
LOB530 L obelia x 'Monet Moment'

8
.85
Carmine pink flowers up to 36". Full sun to part shade in a
rich moist, peaty, well drained soil. Zones 4-8.
MON230 M
onarda didyma 'Croftway Pink'
7
.85
Delicate rose-pink flowers in mid summer that last into September! Compact, upright and sturdy. Excellent for cutting.
Mildew resistant and wonderful fragrance. Good butterfly
and hummingbird plant. 2-3'. Zones 3-8.
MON320 M
onarda didyma 'Gardenview Scarlet' 7.85
Bright red, mildew-resistant variety with large blooms July
through August, attracting hummingbirds and butterflies.
Nice cut flower with fragrant foliage. 30-36". Prefers full sun.
MON327 M
onarda didyma 'Grand Parade'
16.85
A beautiful monarda that is the perfect height. At 16-20"
this monarda is short enough to be manegable and tall
enough to be seen. .Purple pink flowers top clean compact
stems.
MON330 Monarda didyma 'Jacob Cline'
7.85
Deep red flowers in mid summer. Very fragrant foliage. Attracts butterflies and hummingbirds! One of the best mildew
resistant monardas offered. Great for cut flower arrangements. 3-4'. Zones 4-9.
MON418 M
onarda didyma 'Pardon My Pink'
1
2.85
Vigorous growth that forms a bushy, compact clump of attractive, aromatic, deep green, glossy foliage. Very mildew
resistant.
MON419 M
onarda didyma 'Pardon My Purple' 12.85
Vigorous growth that forms a bushy, compact clump of attractive, aromatic, deep green, glossy foliage. Very mildew
resistant.
MON515 M
onarda didyma 'Purple Rooster'
12.85
A fantastic variety with large, true royal-purple flowers that
bloom from mid-late summer. Deer-resistant and sturdy, this
variety reaches heights of 36" and enjoys full-sun to partial
shade. Attracts hummingbirds, butterflies and bees!
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MUKDENIA
MUKDENIA (Crimson Fans)
MUK010 M
ukdenia 'Crimson Fans'

1
2.85
Maple-like leaves which emerge a mid green then age to
a bronze green and are finally splashed with bright red by
summer. The foliage then remains red summer through fall,
making this a wonderful ground cover and accent plant. 1216". Zones 4-9.
MUK700 M
ukdenia rossii 'Karasuba'
1
2.85
Native to rocky slopes and ravines in China, Manchuria and
Korea, Mukdenia rossii is a compact herbaceous perennial
that grows in a heuchera-like clump. Palmate, rounded, 5-9
lobed, dentate, medium green leaves (to 5” long) acquire
attractive bronze tinges by summer. More pronounced crimson red color in the leaf tips throughout summer. White, bellshaped flowers in branched panicles rise on naked stems
above the foliage clump in early spring. Formerly known as
Aceriphyllum rossii. 12-18". Zones 4-8.
NEPETA
If you have a cat you may already know Nepeta cataria.
Old-fashioned catnip. Besides making cats crazier than
they already are, catnip is said to repel rats. The genus,
however, offers much more variety and consists of over
250 species. Nepeta is in the mint family, characterized
by square stems, opposite leaves and white to blue flowers. Plants prefer full sun in northern areas with a well
drained soil. Zones 4-8. Variances will be listed.
NEP870 N
epeta x faassenii 'Dropmore'
7.85
An indispensible compact plant that is great for blending.
Darker and more upright, this plant is more noticeable than
the hybrid. All cultivars should be sheared to 12-15" after
flowering for repeat blooms. Mid summer. 2-3'. Zones 4-7.
NEP880 Nepeta x faassenii 'Walker's Low'
7
.85
2007 Perennial of the year! Mounds of gray-green foliage. Lavender-blue flowers June through September. Good
grower. 15-20". Zones 4-7.
PACHYSANDRA
PAC080 P
achysandra procumbens 'Forest Green' 8
.85
A great clump forming woodland plant with white bottle
brush type flowers in the spring. 6-8".
PAC160 P
achysandra terminalis 'Green Sheen' 7
.85
A beautiful pachysandra with deep green, luxurious shiny
foliage. Perfectly hardy. A nice addition to the shade or
woodland garden. 6". Zones 4-9.
PAC200 P
achysandra terminalis 'Variegata'
7.85
A lovely form with white and green leaves. This is particularly
effective where contrast with surrounding green plants is desired. 6". Zones 4-9.
NEP250 N
epeta grandiflora 'Dawn to Dusk'
7
.85
Light pink flowers each with salmon-pink outer petals. Graygreen foliage. Blooms mid summer. 36". Zones 4-7.
NEP300 N
epeta mussini 'Blue Wonder'
7.85
We have used this nepeta as a small 'hedge' along a brick
walkway and it has done beautifully. Scores of blue blossoms
from July until September. 12-24". Full sun. Well-drained
soil. Nice scent to the foliage when crushed. Zones 3-8.
NEP350 N
epeta mussini 'Six Hills Giant'
7
.85
Masses of lavender blue flower spikes in midsummer. Aromatic gray foliage. Longer blooming in southern climates.
24-36". Zones 4-8.
NEP550 N
epeta nervosa 'Blue Moon'

7.85
A neat dwarf with dense blue-purple flower spikes. Blooming
in mid summer. Great for butterflies. 12-14". Zones 4-7.
NEP747 N
epeta 'Kit Cat'

8
.85
A unique new dwarf form, not only shorter and denser but
leaves and flowers are miniature, but numerous. Flowers are
nearly true blue. 18".
NEP748 N
epeta subsessilis 'Pink Dreams'
10.85
Abundant pink blossoms June-August. Fragrant foliage. 24".
Part shade. Zones 3-8.
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PAEONIA
PAEONIA (Peony)
Considered by many to be the queen of the herbaceous
border! Massive showy blooms from pure white, red, and
many shades of pink. Lustrous deep green foliage. An
excellent flower for cutting. Extremely long-lived and undemanding, the peony does best in full sun and well drained
humus-rich soil. Planting depth is critical. The new eyes
(tiny pink buds) should be two inches below the soil line.
Red
PAE0070 Paeonia lactiflora 'Best Man'
22.85
Double magenta red flowers, 30-34". Mid season blooms,
great for cut flowers.
PAE0160 Paeonia lactiflora 'Caroline Mather'
Bright rosy red. Early midseason. 32".
16.85
PAE0420 P
aeonia lactiflora 'Kansas'
1
6.85
Double bright clear red/pink flowers. American Peony Society Gold Medal Winner. Dependable bloomer every year.
Early summer. 30".
PAE0440 Paeonia lactiflora 'Karl Rosenfield'
16.85
(Rosenfield,1908) Double brilliant crimson large flowers.
Strong stems. Free flowering. Good cut flower. Mid-season. 32".
PAE0800 P
aeonia lactiflora 'Red Charm'
Double red bomb flower on stiff stems. 36".
1
6.85
Pink
PAE1180 Paeonia lactiflora 'Catharina Fontijn' 16.85
Nice light pink-white flowers appear on 34" stems in early
May-June.
PAE1300 P
aeonia lactiflora 'Coral Supreme'
22.85
Fully cupped semi-double blooms of salmon coral on a vigorous plant. 36".
PAE1320 P
aeonia lactiflora 'Dancing Butterflies' 16.85
Bright fushia single flowers with yellow stamens in mid
spring. Very floriferous and vigorous. 24-30".
PAE1780 P
aeonia lactiflora 'Mme Emile Debatene' 16.85
Double rose-shaped flowers of warm pink with a center of
small curly petals. Free flowering with a spicy fragrance. Mid
to late bloomer. 30".
PAE1965 P
aeonia lactiflora 'Pink Baroness Schroeder 16.85
Large deep shell pink flowers. Full sun. 30-36".
PAE1980 P
aeonia lactiflora 'Pink Hawaiian Coral' 24.85
Flowers are a fine cupped rosette of double coral, fragrant.
36". Outstanding!
PAE2040 P
aeonia lactiflora 'Raspberry Sundae' 18.85
(Klehm 1968) Double raspberry pink flowers, intense in the
center and diffusing to a paler hue on its outer petals. Large,
six-inch wide flowers. Sweet fragrance. Midseason. 26".
PAE2160 Paeonia lactiflora 'Shirley Temple'
16.85
Double light rose fading to white. Exceptionally large 8"
flowers. Early. 30".
PAE2320 P
aeonia lactiflora 'Walter Faxon'
1
6.85
(Richardson, 1904) Double shell-pink flowers. Mildly fragrant. Midseason. 30".
PAE2330 P
aeonia lactiflora 'Westerner'
18.85
Awesome orchid pink blooms starting in mid season. Prefers
full sun. 36".
White
PAE2540 P
aeonia lactiflora 'Dr. F.G. Brethour' 16.85
(Sass, 1938) Double white flowers with a creamy glow in
heart of b loom. Mild fragrance. Late. 3-4'.
PAE2600 P
aeonia lactiflora 'Duchess de Nemours' 16.85
Double white flowers with a moderately full center of light
canary-yellow deepening to a pale green at the base of the
petals. Excellent foliage. Notable fragrant.Early. 36".
PAE2620 P
aeonia lactiflora 'Elsa Sass'
16.85
(H.P.Sass) Large perfect white blossoms. Fragrant. Late
season. American Peony Society Gold Medal Winner. 28".
PAE1430 P
aeonia lactiflora 'Eden's Perfume'
24.85
Large double pink blooms make a great cut flower. 30". Mid
season bloom.
PAE2660 Paeonia lactiflora 'Festiva Maxima'
16.85
Large double white blossoms with prominent crimson flakes.
Fairly fragrant. Strong stems makes this variety an excellent
choice for cut flowers. Early. 36-48".
PAE1640 Paeonia lactiflora 'La Perle'
16.85
(Crousse,1885) Rose pink with a dark pink center. Flowers
flaked with red. Spicy fragrance. 30". Midseason.
PAE2820 Paeonia lactiflora 'Laura Dessert'
16.85
(Dessert 1913) Pale pink buds open to cream or pale lemon
becoming white. Early midseason. Moderate fragrance. 36".
PAE1680 Paeonia lactiflora 'Lovely Rose'
16.85
Semi double creamy dark rose color. Very unique in color.
June-July. 40". Zones 4-7.
PAE3100 P
aeonia lactiflora 'Primevere'
16.85
(Lemoine 1907) Creamy white blossoms with centers of
canary-yellow becoming light with age. Moderately fragrant.
Good foliage. Blooming mid season. 2-4'.
PAE1700 P
aeonia lactiflora 'Madame Calot'
1
6.85
Pale rose surrounded by narrow cream white petals. The
outside (guard) petals are flesh pink. Early. 4'.
PAE3180 Paeonia lactiflora 'Vogue'
1
6.85
Semi-double white flowers with random pink tinges and red
thread-like edges. Midseason bloomer. 34".
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PRODUCT
PAEONIA
PEROVSKIA (Russian Sage)
PAEONIA Single/Japanese
Blossoms of the Japanese peonies produce five or more
petals that surround a center of stamens with non-pollen
bearing anthers (stamenoides). Single/Japanese peonies
perform better in Southern climates. Choose early or
midseason cultivars.
PAE3390 P
aeonia japonica 'Barrington Belle' 1
8.85
Japanese single, maroon red flowers with lemon yellow stamens. Mid season bloomer. Full sun. 30-34". Zones 2-10.
PAE3400 P
aeonia japonica 'Bowl of Beauty'
16.85
An outstanding variety. Rose guard petals, pale yellow stamenoides. Very fragrant. Early. 36".
PAE3670 P
aeonia japonica 'Miss Mary'
2
4.85
Japanese, single maroon/red flowers and yellow stamens.
Strong stems with nice dark green foliage. 30". Mid to late
season bloom.
PAE3680 P
aeonia japonica 'Mr. G. F. Hemerick' 16.85
Japanese rose flowers with a large yellow center. 24".
PAE3780 Paeonia japonica 'Nymph'
16.85
Exquisite light rose flowers with yellow hearts create a magnificent display in late spring. The foliage forms a handsome
mound, very shrub-like. 36". Zone 4.
PAE3840 P
aeonia japonica 'Philomele'
16.85
(Calot 1861) Japanese. Masses of pink flowers. Early. Fragrant. 36".
Especially hot summers are not for this plant, but if you
can avoid that much you will have a wonderful drought
resistant treat. As a garden plant, Perovskia provides
great beauty and fragrance. Loose flowers appear in
mid to late summer, adding a feeling of lightness to the
garden. With adequate care, these plants will treat you
quite well.
PER100 Perovskia atriplicifolia
7.85
Russian Sage. Chosen by the Perennial Plant Association
as the perennial plant for 1995! Small blue flowers on
long stems with silvery-gray foliage, giving off a sage-like
fragrance when crushed. Plant in full sun, in well-drained
location. Blooming in August.
PER175 P
erovskia atriplicifolia 'Little Spire'
7
.85
Lavender-blue flowers in June-July. Dwarf form. Best in sun
and well-drained soil, drought resistant. Cut back hard in the
spring to promote new growth and lots of flowers. Fragrant
foliage. 18". Zones 4-10.
PER200 P
erovskia atriplicifolia 'Longin'
7.85
Deep violet flowers with deeply cut foliage. 36-48". Late
summer.
PER215 P
erovskia atriplicifolia 'Peek-a-Blue'
9.85
Very lacy, finely disected, silvery green leaves line the silvery stems topped with lavander blue flowers. A better fit
for smaller gardens.
PAE3912 Paeonia japonica 'Sword Dance'
22.85
Japanese flower type with red petals that are a background
for a large cluster of yellow stamen. 36". Zones 3-8.
PAE4120 Paeonia lactiflora 'Scarlet O'Hara'
Fiery red single. Strong stems. Early. 36".
16.85
PAEONIA (Other Species)
PAE4720 P
aeonia officinalis 'Mollis'
1
6.85
Single pink flowers atop a plant that reaches up to 20".
Mid-season bloom. Full sun and a well composed soil.
Zones 3-8.
PAE4800 P
aeonia officinalis 'Rubra Plena'
1
6.85
Large double red flowers. Early to mid-season. 24".
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PRODUCT
PHLOX
PHLOX (Garden Phlox)
PHL1560 P
hlox paniculata 'Salmon Beauty'
7.85
The spectacular show produced by garden phlox is invaluSalmon pink flower blooms spring to late summer in moist
able for late season color. Up to 5" diameter flower heads, soil and full sun. Good for borders and cut flowers. 2-3'.
many with a pleasing fragrance. A moist well-drained sunny Zones 3-9.
location is best. Blooms mid to late summer. Zone 4-8.
PHL1610 P
hlox paniculata 'Speed Limit'
7.85
Blue/Purple
Beautiful candy pink flushed white flowers. Bloom July
throught October. Full sun to part shade. Mildew resistant.
PHL0320 Phlox paniculata 'Laura'
7.85 3-4'.
A nice grower that sports purple flowers with a white center.
Blooms in mid summer into early fall. Mildew resistant. Full
sun and well draining soil. 48".
PHL0410 P
hlox paniculata 'Magic Blue'
7
.85
Flowers first bloom as solid lavender pink with a light colored eye and then, like magic, mature to a pale color with a
stronger colored eye. Blooms into the summer months. Full
sun and partial shade. 42".
PHL0450 P
hlox paniculata 'Pixie Miracle Grace' 9
.85
This phlox blooms from midsummer into fall in is lavender
purple with a white star shaped center. 15-20" Full sun.
Zone 4.
Red
PHL1800 P
hlox paniculata 'Dusterlohe'
8.85
Marvellously scented with mullberry-plum colored flowers.
Mid to late summer. 36-48". Full to part sun with average
soil needs. Zones 4-9.
PHL1855 P
hlox paniculata 'Grenadine Dream' 1
3.85
Large clusters of non-fading red/purple flowers on strong
sturdy stems.
PHL0530 Phlox paniculata 'Shockwave'
12.85
Lavender -pink flowers that blooms late summer. Variegated
yellow and green with margins that lighten up to creamy
yellow in summer 12-18". Zone 4. Full sun.
PHL1940 P
hlox paniculata 'Newbird'
7
.85
Fragrant plum red flowers will attract butterflies and hummingbirds in late summer. Good cut flower. 2-3'. Full sun
and good air circulation for best performance.
Pink
PHL1980 Phlox paniculata 'Red Riding Hood'
7.85
Cherry red flowers in mid summer into fall. Dark, mildew
resistant foliage. Butterflies and hummingbirds like this one!
Great choice for fragrant cut flowers. Prefers full sun and
moist soil. 22". Zones 4-8.
PHL0850 Phlox paniculata 'Cool Water'
10.85
Romantic soft pink flowers with yellow heart. Compact
grower, ideal for border, patio and cut-flower. Sweet fragrant.
PHL0900 P
hlox paniculata 'Dodo Hanbury Forbes' 8.85
Large clear pink blossoms in mid to late summer. Somewhat
fragrant flowers attract butterflies and hummingbirds. Great
for cutting! 2-3'. Zones 4-9.
PHL1117 P
hlox paniculata 'Flame Pink'
1
0.85
Rose pink flower with dark pink eye mid-summer bloom 1518". Full sun. Zone 3.
PHL1212 Phlox paniculata 'Jr. Dance'
9.85
A beautiful salmon pink compact phlox. Requires full sun.
18-22". Zone 3-9.
PHL1370 Phlox paniculata 'Peppermint Twist'
12.85
A first of it's kind, the fragrant pink flowers with white stripes
are truly unique. Compact, measuring only 16". Full sun.
Zones 4-8.
PHL1380 Phlox paniculata 'Pinafore Pink'
8.85
A smaller phlox reaching a height of only 16-18". Pink flowers.
PHL1440 Phlox paniculata 'Pixie Twinkle'
10.85
Fragrant flowers are baby pink with darker pink eye. Pyramidal heads, summer to early or mid autumn, on a shorter
than usual plant. Very mildew resistant foliage. 15-20".
White
PHL2140 Phlox paniculata 'David'
7.85
If you have never grown garden phlox, this is a beautiful
one to start with! Large flowers of pure white which last into
September. The foliage has shown very good resistance to
powdery mildew and the fragrance is wonderful! A stunning
variety providing nectar for butterflies and hummingbirds. 36".
PHL2160 Phlox paniculata 'Delta Snow'
7.85
Bright white flowers with purple eyes and clean foliage, lower
statured, 2-2 1/2'. Nice cut flower. Sweet fragrance attracts
butterflies and hummingbirds. Prefers full sun to part shade.
PHL2340 P
hlox paniculata 'Miss Universe'
7.85
Nice full pure white flowers in late summer into early fall.
Space well and plant in full sun to discourage mildew. Butterflies and hummingbirds are drawn to the fragrant blooms.
Great cut flower.
PHL2370 P
hlox paniculata 'Mystic Green'
1
4.85
White flower, shiny red center and contrasting green edges.
Dark green healthy foliage. Compact growing variety and
easy to care.
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PHLOX
PHLOX (Other Species)
POLYGONATUM (Solomon's Seal)
PHL3520 Phlox carolina 'Bill Baker'
7.85
This handsome phlox has true pink flowers atop 36" stems.
Prefers full sun or partial shade and moist soil. Mildew resistant. Spread 15".
This native perennial plant is about 2-3' tall and unbranched. Alternate leaves up to 6" long and 4" across
spaced fairly close together along the stem. From the
middle and upper leaves, there are nodding umbels of
1-5 flowers. A typical plant will have 12-20 of these umbels, which hang below the leaves. The flowers are whitish green or pale yellowish green and about 2/3–3/4" in
length. Each flower is replaced by a spheroid berry that
is about 1/3–1/2" across. This berry is initially green, but
it eventually becomes dark blue-violet.
PHL3600 Phlox divaricata 'Clouds of Perfume'
7.85
Lavender flowers in early summer. Great groundcover for
light shade. Fragrant! 8-12".
PHL3670 Phlox divaricata 'Green Spring'
7.85
Glossy foliage with lavender flowers. Excellent groundcover.
6". Full sun-part shade.
PHL6010 Phlox x arendsii 'Babyface'
7.85
Baby pink flowers with a very pronounced large rosy-red eye.
Summer. Full sun to part shade. Plant in well-drained soil.
25-30".
PHL6080 Phlox x arendsii 'Ping Pong'
7.85
Pale rose flowers with a dark rose eye. Blooms in early summer. Makes a great cut flower. 18". Zones 5-7.
PHL6180 Phlox x arendsii 'United Colors'
7.85
A palette of soft color hues ranging from white to light pink.
20-25". Full sun to partial shade. Plant in well-drained shade.
PHL6210 Phlox x 'Minnie Pearl'
8.85
Low growing with large pure white flowers in early spring.
Blooming earlier than most leaves it mildew resistant. 12".
Full to part sun and tolerates most soils. Zones 5-9.
PON100
Polygonatum biflorum (Small Solomon's Seal)
7.85
An herbaceous perennial. Smooth attractive green leaves
with prominent parallel veins. Drooping bell-shaped flowers
dangling below upraised leaves along arching stems and
appearing in pairs. Flowers begin in May and don't stop until
July. The blossoms are usually either citron or white. 12-36".
PON115 Polygonatum commutatum
10.85
(Syn: P. giganteum) (Great Solomon's Seal) Reserve enough
room for this outstanding shade plant! It will colonize a large
area if allowed. Regardless, the attractive foliage is reason
enough to include it in a woodland collection. 4'.
PON140 Polygonatum falcatum 'Variegatum'
Attractive white and green foliage. 15-25".
7.85
PON420 Polygonatum odoratum 'Flore Pleno' 24.85
Short, arched stems carry green-tipped, strongly scented
flowers, consisting of two cream tubular flowers, one inside
the other. Rare.
PON600 Polygonatum x hybridum 'Striatum'
24.85
A very colorful and vigorous selection of the hybrid Solomon's Seal and the one less commonly encountered in
horticulture, with a slight but highly decorative pucker to
the leaves that are brightly emargined in creamy white. The
axillary tubular pendulent flowers of white and green are in
lovely complement to the foliage. Superbly paired with ferns,
Hostas and Tricyrtis, in cool, moist, humus-rich soil in partial
shade or in the shaded container. 36". Zones 6-8.
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SANGUINARIA
RODGERSIA (Rodger's Flower)
SALVIA
A stately perennial under-utilized in the garden. Esteemed
for its beautiful foliage. Best in moist, rich soil. Can be
ulitilized around ponds or streams. Full sun/part shade.
A diverse genus of plants in the mint family often with
aromatic foliage. The tubular flowers range in color from
the clearest blue to purple and pink. July-September. Full
sun and a well-drained soil. Withstands drought conditions. Good hummingbird/butterfly plants.
ROD150 R
odgersia pinnata
1
0.85
Attractive bronze foliage. Creamy-rose flower spikes. An excellent addition to the shade garden. Moist, well drained
soil. 36". Zones 5-7.
ROD165 R
odgersia pinnata 'Chocolate Wings' 1
6.85
Foliage is chocolate brown as it emerges, turning green,
bronze and red before turning chocolate again. Flowers open
pale pink and gradually ripen to burgandy-red. 4-5'. Moist
shade. Zones 6-9.
ROD180 Rodgersia pinnata 'Firework'
11.85
Pink flowers with a dark pink eye zone. Foliage edged in red.
Stunning! Provide consistently moist soil with part to full
shade. Blooms in early summer. 24-36".
ROD195 Rodgersia pinnata 'Superba'
1
2.85
Long dense panicles of bright pink flowers in June/July.
Bronze-tinged leaves. 40".
ROD210 R
odgersia podophylla

1
0.85
Forms a 3' mound of attractive jagged, toothed leaves up to
10" long. Creamy white flowers rise another foot, appearing in
July and August. Must have a moist deeply dug soil in shade,
tolerating some sun if not allowed to dry out.
SAL200 S
alvia nemorosa 'Amethyst'

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Amethyst blue flowers make this vibrantly colored Salvia a
great selection for a full sun location. 24-32" forming a nice
clump.
SAL220 S
alvia nemorosa 'Caradonna'
7
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Attractive Salvia with glowing purple stems and long lasting
violet purple flower spikes. 18". Full sun and moist welldrained soil.
SAL260 Salvia nemorosa 'East Friesland'
7.85
(Syn: S. s. 'Ostfriesland) A real beauty in full blossom! Violet-purple flowers in July. This is a popular choice with our
customers! 18".
SAL340 Salvia nemorosa 'Rose Queen'
Lovely pink flowers in June and July. 12-18".
7.85
SANGUINARIA (Bloodroot)
RUDBECKIA (Brown-eyed Susan)
SAN100 Sanguinaria canadensis
7.85
Excellent for naturalizing in woodland areas and is most attractive in masses. The name is derived from the red sap
in roots and stems. A lovely pure white flower appears in
April and May.
A reliable group of perennials, producing daisy-like
flowers that provide color to the garden in late summer
through fall. Many varieties are ideal for the back of the
border, along fences or walls. Full sun, any well-drained
soil. Ideal cut flower.
SAN200 S
anguinaria canadensis 'Multiplex'
24.85
Leaves look much like the single but come up later. Plant
flowers later with peony like white blooms that last 5-7 days
unlike the one day flowering of the single. Height 6"-8"
forms a 1' round clump over time.
RUD095 R
udbeckia fulgida 'Goldstrum'
7.85
An excellent plant for the back border. Flowers are a nice yellow. Blooms in July-September. Full sun. 24-30". Zones 3-10.
RUD270 R
udbeckia hirta 'Goldilocks'
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Neat compact plant covered with 3-4" double yellow flowers
all summer. 15".
RUD480 R
udbeckia laciniata 'Herbstonne'
7.85
(Syn: Autumn Sun) Large single lemon-yellow flowers with a
brightgreen cone in the center. A tall coneflower reaching a
height of 5-6' sometimes taller, but we have never had to
stake them. Zones 3-9.
RUD750 R
udbeckia subtomentosa 'Henry Eilers' 10.85
The unique finely quilled 2" flowers are what make 'Henry
Eilers' stand out from the rest of the coneflowers. The petals
sit separate from one anotherforming a brilliant golden yellow starburst around a dark brownish purple cone. 4-5'. The
leaves have a pleasing vanilla-and-anise scent.
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SEDUM
SEDUM (Stonecrop)
Interesting fleshy leaved plants that are known for easy
care. Small varieties are ideal for the rock garden. Taller
varieties for the perennial border. Full sun, very welldrained soil. Will tolerate a very dry location. Practically
indestructible. Zones 3-9.
SED120 S
edum 'Fire Glow'

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Brilliant red flowers early-late summer. Sun, well drained
soil. 3-6".
SED135 Sedum forsterianum 'Silver stone'
10.85
Blue green spiked foliage adds lots of texture. Low growing
under 6" makes an excelent ground cover. Yellow flowers in
fall. Full sun. Zones 4-8.
SED293 Sedum rupestre 'Angelina'

6.85
Clusters of yellow starry flowers appear during the summer.
When planted in containers or on a wall this develops a
beautiful cascading habit. Plants may be pruned back at any
time if they get too large. Foliage sometimes develops beautiful amber tones in the autumn and winter. 4-6". Zones 3-9.
SED310 Sedum sieboldii 'Medio-Variegatum'
7.85
A low growing sedum, mound shaped with arching stems.
Cream and white variegated foliage. Light pink flowers in
late summer. 6-8".
SED545 Sedum spectabile 'Steve Ward'
8.85
Lavender-pink flowers in late summer through fall. Full sun
in any well-drained soil. 18-20".
SED670 S
edum spurium 'Ruby Mantle'
7.85
We have many customers who are always looking for plants
with attractive foliage. Here is a sedum that `fits the bill'.
Low growing bright red foliage perfect for that spot in your
rock garden! Brilliant cerise flowers in midsummer. Full sun
and well-drained soil.
SED720 Sedum telephium var. borderi
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Excellent Sedum with pinkish-purple flowers and jagged foliage. Flowers in late summer. 10-12". Full sun.
SED770 Sedum telephium 'Indian Chief'
7.85
Bright coppery red flowers. Gray-green foliage. Compact upright growth habit. August-September. 15".
SED790 Sedum telephium 'Munstead Dark Red' 7.85
Reddish-bronze foliage with dark red flowers. Late summer-fall. 15". Zones 3-9.
SED810
Sedum telephium 'Rosy Glow' (Syn: S. 'Ruby Glow') 7
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Rich ruby-red flowers in late summer. Purple-gray foliage.
Great for drying. 8-10".
SED330 Sedum sieboldii 'Neon'
7.85
Electric, intense deep purplish-pink thick flower clusters in
early fall. 15". Zones 3-8.
SED815 Sedum telephium 'Sunset Cloud'
12.85
Masses of vibrant rose red flowers borne in umbels at the
tips of each stem. They contrast nicely with the purple foliage which emerged green in spring. Full sun. 12". Zones
4-9.
SED430 S
edum spectabile 'Brilliant'
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Rose flowers in August-September. Gray-green foliage.
Loves a southern garden too! 18".
SED825 S
edum 'Postman's Pride' PPAF
10.85
Beautiful blue-purple foliage with pinkish-red flowers. Prefers sun to part shade. 18-24".
SED470 S
edum spectabile 'Elsie's Gold'
1
4.85
Yellow green foliage variegated foliage fades to cream by
autumn. Very saturated bright pink flowers in autumn. 1218" Full sun. Zones 3-9.
SED835 S
edum x `Abbey Dore'
1
0.85
Blue-green foliage. Red buds open to bright pink flowers.
16". Zone 4.
SED480 S
edum spectabile 'Iceberg'
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Fine soft green foliage with icy white flower clusters in fall. A
soothing tone and full late season presence. Upright, easy
care and reliable. 16".
SED500 Sedum spectabile 'Meteor'

7.85
Interesting silver-green foliage is attractive all season. Early
fall brings pink flowers. Grows very well in the south. 18".
SED510 S
edum spectabile 'Pink Bomb'
1
4.85
Compact dwarf form with bright pink flowers. Excelent for
container growth. Full sun 10-12". Zone 3-9.
SED540 Sedum spectabile 'Star Dust'
7.85
Pale silver-pink flowers on long stems in August through
September. 12-18".
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SED847 S
edum x 'Autumn Delight' (SYN: 'Beka') 1
2.85
Chartreuse foliage edged in blue green. White buds open to
red flowers in the late summer. Flowers age to a dull bronze
through the fall. 15". Zones 3-7.
SED850 Sedum x 'Autumn Fire'

8.85
An improved Sedum 'Autumn Joy' with a thicker more consistant form and longer lasting fall blooms. Great for drying.
24". Zones 3-7.
SED860 S
edum x 'Autumn Joy'

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Large plate-like flower heads are very attractive to butterflies. Blossoms are light pink and start in September and
turn dark rose in late fall. 18-24". Does well in southern
gardens.
STACHYS
SED865 Sedum x 'Carl'
7.85
Large bright pink flowers bloom late summer through fall.
Greenish gray foliage. Compact plant. Full sun and well
drained soil. 16-20".
SED870 Sedum x 'Frosty Morn'
7.85
This dazzling sedum was imported from Japan by plant
explorer Barry Yinger. Highlighted by a wide white border
around each leaf. In cool climates light pink flowers emerge.
In warmer climates white flowers emerge! 1'.
SED887 Sedum x 'Maestro'
12.85
Sedum 'Maestro' PPAF sport of Sedum 'Matrona' with attractive blue-green foliage. Topped with rosy-pink flower
clusters. Zone 3-9.
STACHYS (Lamb's Ear)
Wonderful plants that have opposite leaves and blue to
purple flowers. Most do well in a well-drained soil in partial shade to full sun.
STA100 Stachys byzantina
7.85
(S. lanata) An interesting specimen plant with rich furry
whitish-gray foliage which provides an excellent contrast for
many other plants in your garden. Also useful as a ground
cover. Full sun and well-drained soil. The rosy-purple flower
spikes are a wonderful bonus on this plant.
SED890 Sedum x 'Matrona'
7.85
Gray-green leaves with large pink flowers in August-September. Pink flowers dry on the plant to a nice dark red color.
18-24". Zones 3-8.
STA130
Stachys byzantina 'Helen von Stein' (syn: Big Ears) 7.85
(Syn: S.`Big Ears') A strong growing and vigorous Stachys
with huge fuzzy silver leaves. Outstanding contrast plant.
Occasional small magenta flowers in June. Good plant in
hot, humid weather. Best in moist well-drained soil. 24"
with flowers.
SED908 Sedum x 'Pure Joy'
16.85
Semi-upright clump of light green foliage which becomes
completely covered by a dome of bubblegum pink flowers.
Perfect for edging and rock gardens.
STA150 Stachys byzantina 'Primrose Heron'
8.85
Light yellow foliage early in the season changing to graygreen. Forms a tight clump. Full sun, part shade in the
South. Moist, well-drained soil. Zones 4-7.
SED923 Sedum x 'T-Rex'
12.85
This tall sedum is extremely rigid and upright and will never
droop. The creamy flower buds upen up to a light rose-pink
flower. 2'. Zone 3-9.
STA200 Stachys byzantina 'Silver Carpet'
7.85
Rich furry silver foliage providing an excellent contrast for
many other plants in your garden. Full sun-part shade in
the South and moist, well-drained soil. Non-flowering. 6-8".
Zones 4-7.
SED925 Sedum x 'Thunder Cloud'
9.85
Perfectly packed mound for the foreground. New perennial
introduction has perfect form. The most geometric low growing sedum yet.
SIDALCEA (Checker-Mallow)
SID500 Sidalcea x 'Party Girl'
7.85
Shell pink mallow flowers on a plant of 2-4'. Mid summer
blooming. Zone 5-7.
STA280
Stachys densiflora 'Alba' (Syn: S. strictus 'Alba') 7.85
Small, deeply veined leathery green leaves forming a dense
mat covered with stalks of white flowers in May-June. 18".
Zone 4.
STA380 Stachys monieri 'Rosea'
7.85
Rose-red flowers in August. Fresh green foliage and a rapid
grower. Nice moist soil is best for this plant. 24-28".
STA420 Stachys officinalis 'Alba'
7.85
Heavy textured foliage with upright stalks of white flowers.
June to August, 20". Zones 4-8.
STA430 Stachys officinalis 'Pink Cotton Candy' 10.85
A soft shade of pink cotton candy blooms early to midsummer. 24". Full sun to part shade.
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THALICTRUM
THALICTRUM (Meadow-Rue)
TIARELLA (Foamflower)
Attractive foliage and delicate flowers make the Meadow
Rues some of the most graceful perennials for the border. Full sun to partial shade in ordinary soil are the only
requirements.
A delightful shade plant with open, airy spike-like flowers
and handsome foliage. Ease of cultivation makes this
perennial a wonderful addition to the woodland garden.
A mass planting of foamflower is a sight to behold! Moist
organic soil is a must. Zones 3-8.
THA050 T halictrum aquilegifolium 'Thundercloud' 12.85
Attractive foliage with dark purple flowers. 36". Zones 5-7.
THA200 T halictrum minus var. 'Adiantifolium'
9.85
Sprays of yellow flowers in mid-summer. We like it best for
the attractive open, airy grey-green foliage all season. 1218". Zones 3-7.
THA207 Thalictrum pubescens
10.85
A very tall perenial reaching as much as 9' under ideal conditions. Found naturally in swamps this Meadow-Rue loves
very wet soil and does best in part shade. In the summer
very fine white flowers appear. Zones 3-8.
THYMUS (Thyme)

8.85
TIA010 Tiarella cordifolia
Glossy green heart shaped leaves that often turn reddish/
bronce in Autumn. White flowers for 6 weeks in spring. Best
in shade, moist soil. 8-10".
TIA200 Tiarella cordifolia 'Iron Butterfly'
8.85
Large cut foliage contrasts beautifully with fragrant big flowers. Striking form! Best in shady location. 16".
TIA360 Tiarella cordifolia 'Spring Symphony'
8.85
The foliage is compact and painted with black along the
mid-rib. Palmate, clumping and neat, but the pink flowers
are amazing! Humidity resistant. 10". Zone 4.
TRICYRTIS
Valuable plants for carpeting banks, rockery or wall
plantings, covering bulbs, between stepping stones and
around pools. All have aromatic evergreen foliage.
Fall flowering perennials producing clusters of orchid-like
flowers. Part shade with moist well-drained soil. September-October. Zones 4-8.
THY450 Thymus pseudolanuginosus
7.85
(Woolly Thyme) Downy gray foliage with woolly stems. Excellent ground cover. Often used between flagstones and
bricks.
TRD020 Tricyrtis dilatata

7.85
This plant prefers shade and a deep, slightly acidic soil.
Produces many small orchid-shaped flowers on tall stems.
Plant in large masses for an effective display. 24".
THY520 Thymus serphyllum 'Pink Chintz'
7.85
Dark olive green foliage. Wooly feeling to the touch. Salmon
pink flowers in mid summer. Wonderful scent. 3". Zones 3-9.
TRD160 Tricyrtis hirta 'Miyazaki'
8.85
White lily-like flowers are spotted with purple and black.
Excellent plant for the shaded areas. Blooms in late September-October. 36".
THY580 T hymus x citriodorus (Lemon)

Fragrant foliate with may culinary usages. 8-15".
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TROLLIUS
TRILLIUM
A distinctive woodland plant ideal for partially shaded
areas.Trillium prefers a deep, rich, moist acid soil with
plenty of humus. Spring flowering. 12". Zones 4-7.
TRI150 Trillium erectum (Red)
7.85
(Red Trillium) Maroon or dark purple flowers. Slowly colonizes, possibly with natural color variations. Moist, rich soil.
12-18".
TRI160 Trillium erectum (Beige)
7.85
(Stinking Benjamin, Stinking Willie) An old favorite. Slowly
colonizes, possibly with natural color variations. We'll send
you a plant that blooms creamy beige. Mother Nature will
do the rest. 18".
TRI170 Trillium erectum (Purple)
7.85
A great woodland perennial with purple/red flowers in AprilJune. Prefers a moist shady location with rich soil. 8-16".
TRI180 Trillium flexipes
7.85
Bent Trillium. Creamy white long lasting blooms. 12-18".
TRI200 Trillium grandiflorum
7.85
The showiest and among the easiest to grow. A whorl of
broad painted leaves surround the stem which holds a waxy,
white flower that becomes pale pink as it ages. 12-15".
TRI400 Trillium luteum (Yellow Trillium)
7.85
Mottled green and brown leaves. Lemon yellow flowers. 12".
TRI475 Trillium pusillum
8.85
White flower with pink edging that seeps toward the middle
of the flower as it ages. Long dark green leaves with nearly
black stems. Beautiful specimen plant for the woodland
garden. 4-6".
TRI675 Trillium sulcatum
7.85
Large deep maroon flowers in late spring. Light green stems
and leaves. Great for woodland gardens or walkways. Part
sun to full shade. 2-3'. Zones 4-9.
TRI800 Trillium vaseyi (Vasey's Wake Robin)
8.85
Vasey Wake Robin. The deep maroon red flower can measure 3-4" wide, this being one of the largest flowering trilliums. The flowers can have nice scent that alot of other
trilliums tend not to have.
TROLLIUS (Globe Flower)
A glorious buttercup-like perennial with thick waxy incurved petals enclosing a tuft of deeper colored anthers.
The brilliant yellows and oranges of this family highlight
the garden. Give ample moisture in any good soil. Full
sun or partial shade. Makes magnificent cut flowers. 24".
Zones 4-6. Spring blooming. May-June.
TRO060 Trollius asiaticus
8.85
The Asian Globeflower (Trollius asiaticus) is an ornamental
plant of the family Ranunculaceae, which is native to Asia
and Europe. This plant usually grows in wet places, especially in grasslands and forests. 18-20".
TRO075 Trollius chinensis 'Golden Queen'
7.85
Deep orange two-inch flowers bloom in June and July. Full
sun to part shade. 18-24". Zones 3-8.
TRO710 Trollius laxus
10.85
Pale pale yellow flowers in late spring 16-24". Shade. Zones
4-8.
TRO760 Trollius x cultorum 'Alabaster'
12.85
Cream colored flowers late spring. Fine deep green deeply
divided foliage. Sun to part shade in a moist soil. 20".
TRO780 Trollius x cultorum 'Cheddar'
8.85
Globe shaped creamy white double flowers in spring. Sun or
part shade with a moist soil. Cut back fading foliage in mid
summer. 20-24". Zones 3-7.
TRO800 Trollius x cultorum 'Earliest of All'
7.85
Light orange blossoms appear from May through July. 24".
Zones 3-6.
TRO850 Trollius x cultorum 'Lemon Queen'
7.85
Elegant soft lemon yellow blossoms. Part shade to full sun
with a moist soil. 36". Zone 4-7.
TRO855 Trollius x cultorum 'New Moon'
10.85
Large creamy yellow flowers on strong, upright stems make
beautiful cut flowers. Attractive, dissected, deep green foliage.
TRO860 Trollius x cultorum 'Orange Globe'
7.85
Orange Globe Globeflower features beautiful orange round
flowers at the ends of the stems from late spring to early
summer, which are most effective when planted in groupings. The flowers are excellent for cutting. It's deeply cut
lobed leaves remain dark green in color throughout the season. 30 ". Zone 2.
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UVULARIA
UVULARIA (Bellwort)
Clusters of clear lemon yellow bells prove to be a welcomed site to any woodland garden. Appearing on 1-2'
arching stems they are uniquely graceful. Undergoes
dormancy early.
UVA050 Uvularia sessilifolia

7.85
Drooping yellow bell shaped flowers in late spring resembles
solomon's seal. Great for woodlands. 12-18'. Zones 3-9.
VERONICA (Speedwell)
Perennials famous for their longlasting flower spikes.
Taller varieties are excellent in the border and prized for
cutting. Dwarf varieties work well for rockeries, walls,
banks, and edgings. Full sun, well-drained soil. Zones 3-8.
VER050 Veronica alpina 'Alba'
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Full sun/pt shade. May-Frost. Small white flowers on 6"
spikes continue throughout the entire season above rich
green foliage. Spent flower stems should be removed to
promote new ones. Would prefer some afternoon shade.
VER150 V eronica armena

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One of our favorite rock garden plants. The short, soft needle-like, evergreen leaves cover the stems from bottom to
top. Terminal clusters of delicate blue flowers. Spring. 3".
Blue flowers. Zones 4-9.
VER705 Veronica x 'Blue Indigo'
7.85
Deep indigo blue spikes. June-July. Full sun to part shade.
12-13".
VER800 V eronica spicata 'Royal Candles'
7.85
Violet blue flowers in late spring to early summer. A nice
compact habit. Great for the front of perennial borders. 1224". Zones 3-8.
VER905 Veronica x 'Eveline'

8.85
Unusually rich rose-purple flowers in June/July. Very floriferous. Full sun and a moist well drained soil. 20-24".
VERONICASTRUM (Culvers Root)
Develops into dense clump of white or pink blooms in
mid-summer. Good back of the border plant. Prefers
moist, well drained soil. 3-5'. Zones 4-8.
VES090 Veronicastrum virginicum 'Fascination' 8.85
Long blooming lilac-pink spires in mid summer. 3-4'. Full
sun and a moist well drained soil.
VES100 V eronicastrum v. f. roseum
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Pink narrow spikes appearing in July-September. Attractive
whorls of deep green leaves. 24-36". Zones 3-8.
VES250 Veronicastrum virginicum

10.85
Pink mauve flowers in July-August. 32-48". Full sun to part
shade and plenty of moisture.
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YUCCA
VINCA (Periwinkle)
VIOLA
Trailing evergreen that is perfect as a ground cover under
trees, shrubs, on steep banks, and walls. Prefers shade,
but tolerates some morning sun. A mass of flowers in
May and then sporadically throughout the summer. All
varieties are 3-6". Zones 4-9.
An ideal plant for the shade or woodland garden, however they do well for us in full sun. Easy to grow and
early to bloom in the spring. Prefers a rich soil with moisture. Some varieties will spread rapidly and self seed.
Zones 4-9.
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VIN200 V inca minor 'Atropurpurea'
Attractive wine red blossoms. This vinca greets our visitors
at the entrance, cascading down over a fieldstone wall, supplying blossoms in early summer. Creates a mat to 6" high,
spreading 2-3'.
VIO230 V iola koreana 'Dancing Geisha'
7.85
Finely cut, silvery foliage with delicate blue flowers. Shade.
Very unique! 6".
VIN500 V inca minor 'Azurea Flore Pleno'
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Double sky blue flowers over dark green leaves. Special!
Prefers shade but tolerates some morning sun. 6-8".
VIN525 V inca minor 'Blue & Gold'

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Blue flowers. Green and gold variegated foliage. Nice! Prefers shade but tolerates some morning sun. 6-8".
VIN533 Vinca minor 'Dart's Blue'

7.85
Glossy green foliage with large blue spring flowers. Bred with
disease resistance. Prefers shade put tolerates some morning sun. Moist fertile soil. 6-8".
VIN540 V inca minor 'Emily Joy'
Large white flowers with a floriferous habit. 8-10".
7.85
VIN550 Vinca minor 'Golden Bowles'
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Variegated yellow and white foliage with showy white flowers
in spring. Zones 4-8.
VIN585 Vinca minor 'Illumination'
7.85
Vivid gold centers with a dark border, lights up a shaded
area. Classic vinca flowers in blue. 6-8".
VIN700 V inca minor 'Miss Jekyll'
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Small white flowers with narrow, small foliage. One of the
best white vinca available. Forms a tight clump that would
make a nice specimen plant. Prefers shade but tolerates
some morning sun. 6-8".
VIN725 V inca minor 'Ralph Shugert'
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An outstanding vinca with dark green leaves edged with a
border of white. Blue flowers in early to mid summer. Can
be mass planted as a groundcover or as an accent plant
without worrying it will take over the garden. Full to part
shade 8". Zones 4-9.
VIN800 Vinca minor 'Sterling Silver'

7.85
Attractive foliage variegated with dark green and white.
Brighten up a dark spot in your shade garden! Prefers
shade but tolerates some morning sun. 6-8".
VIN850 V inca minor 'Temptation'

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Double flowered vinca! Dark, shiny green foliage with small
double lavender flowers. Makes a great trailing ground cover
for a shaded area. 2-4".
VIO280 V iola odorata 'Blue Remington'
7.85
Large, round, heart shaped leaves with larger than normal
blue-bearded flowers! 10".
VIO340 V iola pedata (Birds Foot Violet)
7.85
Large flowers of lilac-purple. Leaves are finely divided, resembling a bird's foot. Great in a woodland setting! 4-8".
VIO610 Viola x 'Painted Porcelain'

7.85
Large creamy white flowers with upper petals infused with
lavender purple. Central markings are deeper purple. 6-8".
Blooms last spring through summer. Zones 5-8.
VIO620 V iola x 'Rebecca'

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White to creamy yellow flowers with specs of deep violet
petal edges. Dark green oval shaped leaves. Easily grown
in average well drained soils, but prefers organically rich
moist soil. Part to full shade. Vanilla-like fragrance! 8-10".
Zones 5-7.
WALDSTEINIA
WAL050 W
aldsteinia geoides

8
.85
Beautiful yellow flowers rise up to 8". An excelent groundcover for a woodland area. Part shade. Zone 4-7.
WAL100 W
aldsteinia ternata

8
.85
(Barren Strawberry) A compact plant with nice deep green,
ruffled leaves forming a 6-8" mat.
YUCCA
An exotic bold specimen for the garden. Large showy
rosettes of stiff, evergreen, sword shaped foliage. In
August, tall flower spikes tower over the foliage. Very
impressive. Needs a very well drained, even dry position
and full sun.
YUC130 Y ucca filamentosa 'Color Guard'
1
0.85
White and cream on the inside of the leaf and edged with
green on the outside. A very attractive specimen plant! 36".
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INDEX
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ACHILLEA (Yarrow) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
ACONITUM (Monkshood) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
ACTAEA (Cimicifuga, Snakeroot) (Baneberry) . . . . . . . . .
ALCHEMILLA (Lady’s Mantle) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AMSONIA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
ARISAEMA (Jack-In-The-Pulpit) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
ARISTOLACHIA (Dutchman’s Pipe) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
ARUNCUS (Goatsbeard) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
ASARUM (Wild Ginger) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
ASCLEPIAS (Butterfly Weed) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
ASTER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
ASTILBE (False Spirea) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
DWARF ASTILBE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
4
4
5
5
5
5
6
6
6
6
6
7
8
B
BAPTISIA (False Indigo) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
BOLTONIA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
C
CALTHA (Marsh Marigold) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
CAMPANULA (Bellflower) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
CENTAUREA (Cornflower) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
CHELONE (Turtlehead) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
CHRYSANTHEMUM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
CLEMATIS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
CONVALLARIA (Lily of the Valley) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
COREOPSIS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
D
DAPHNE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
DICENTRA (Bleeding Heart) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
DICTAMNUS (Gas Plant) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
DISPORUM (Fairy Bells) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
DODECATHEON (Shooting Star) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
11
11
12
12
12
E
ECHINACEA (Purple Coneflower) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
EPIMEDIUM (Barrenwort) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
EUPATORIUM (Joe-Pye Weed) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
F
FERNS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
G
GERANIUM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
H
HELENIUM (Sneezeweed) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
HELLEBORUS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
HEMEROCALLIS (Daylily) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
HEUCHERA (Coral Bells) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
HEUCHERELLA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
HOSTA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
HUMULUS (Hops) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
16
16
16
18
18
19
20
I
IRIS D. Cole Irises . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
IRIS (Siberian Iris) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
44
L
LAMIASTRUM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
LAVANDULA (Lavender) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
LEUCANTHEMUM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
LIATRIS (Blazing Star) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
LIGULARIA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
LOBELIA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
28
28
28
28
28
29
M
MONARDA (Bee Balm) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29
MUKDENIA (Crimson Fans) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
N
NEPETA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
P
PACHYSANDRA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
PAEONIA (Peony) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
PAEONIA (Singles/Japanese) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
PAEONIA (Other Species) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
PEROVSKIA (Russian Sage) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
PHLOX . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
PHLOX (Other Species) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
POLYGONATUM (Solomon’s Seal) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
30
31
32
32
32
33
34
34
R
RODGERSIA (Rodger’s Flower) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35
RUDBECKIA (Brown-eyed Susan) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35
S
SALVIA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
SANGUINARIA (Bloodroot) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
SEDUM (Stonecrop) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
SIDALCEA (Checker-Mallow) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
STACHYS (Lamb’s Ear) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
35
35
36
37
37
T
THALICTRUM (Meadow-Rue) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
THYMUS (Thyme) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
TIARELLA (Foamflower) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
TRICYRTIS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
TRILLIUM (Stinking Benjamin) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
TROLLIUS (Globe Flower) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
38
38
38
38
39
39
U
UVULARIA (Bellwort) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40
V
VERONICA (Speedwell) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
VERONICASTRUM (Culvers Root) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
VINCA (Periwinkle) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
VIOLA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
40
40
41
41
W
WALDSTEINIA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41
Y
YUCCA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41
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the tremendous sight of our
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