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Chives
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Allium
Perennial herb
full sun
AverageZ ï
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chive with lavender-pinkish blossoms in April and May. A must have herb
for many dishes. Great companion plant to apples, early blooming
insectaries garden must. Deadhead or you will have seedlings in
abundance!Z )
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Garlic Chives
Allium tuberosumZ - œ
Perennial herb
full sun
AverageZ Ã
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of a garlic taste than onion chives. Flowers are a crystalline white in
late summer and an excellent insectaries plant. Deadhead or you will
have invasive seedlings.Z 0
ž French Tarragon
Artemesia
dracunculusZ 6 ž
Perennial herb
sun to part shade
averageZ A
Chicken would not be the same without this herb.Z Chamomile
Chamaemelum nobileZ ; Ÿ
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Tarragon
Roman
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full sun to part
shade
averageZ •
Ÿy Perennial, semi-evergreen, white summer
flowering groundcover with beautifully laced foliage. Famed herb of
chamomile teaZ +
Bronze Fennel
Foeniculum vulgareZ 8
Perennial herb
full sun-part shade
averageZ ô
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ferny foliage contrasted with green foliage and yellow disk blossoms
already make this a nice plant. Pair that with edible foliage and seeds
and as a host plant for the black swallowtail then this is truly a useful
specimen.Z )
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Sweet Woodruff
Galium odoratumZ :
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Perennial herb
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average to moist acidicZ Ž
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white flowers adorn this attractive herb. Once cut it releases it's scent
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rabbit.Z &
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Hyssop
Hyssopus officinalisZ H
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full sun-partial shade
Average-well
drainedZ Ù
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often is used in flavoring borders with its dark bluish-purple blossoms.
Nice companion to grapes and will re-bloom if deadheaded (see it in the
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Lavance Lavender
Lavendula angustifolia
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full sun-partial shade
well drainedZ 4
flowersZ 4
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Lavendula angustifolia Z @
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full sun-partial shade
well drainedZ +
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Potpourri White Lavender
Lavendula angustifolia
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full sun-partial shade
well drainedZ .
lavender.Z 3
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Provence Lavender
Lavendula x intermediaZ @
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full sun-partial shade
well drainedZ H
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very fragrant too!Z 1
intermediaZ @
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Grosso Lavender
Lavendula x
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full sun-partial shade
well drainedZ C
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Orange Mint
Mentha aquatica Z D
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full sun-partial shade
average to
moistZ O
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purple flowers too!Z $
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Julep Mint
Mentha spicataZ D
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Perennial herb
full sun-partial shade
average to
moistZ %
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The name kind of says it all.Z /
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Colonel Mint
Kentucky
Mentha spicataZ D
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Perennial herb
full sun-partial shade
average to
moistZ @
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mint.Z '
Mojito Mint
Mentha x villosaZ D
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Perennial herb
full sun-partial shade
average to
moistZ ª
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Hemingway and other mojito enthusiasts throughout the world. Leaves are
not as strong and bitter as other mints.Z #
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Spearmint
Mentha spicataZ D
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Perennial herb
full sun-partial shade
average to moistZ
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Apple Mint
Mentha suaveolensZ D
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full sun-partial shade
average to
moistZ >
¯ 6 A large green leaved mint with a distinct apple
scent.Z +
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Pineapple Mint
Mentha suaveolensZ D
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Perennial herb
full sun-partial shade
average to
moistZ J
° B A green and white variegated mint with a distinct
pineapple scent.Z (
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Ginger Mint
Mentha x gentilisZ D
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full sun-partial shade
average to
moistZ u
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green leaf. Scent is somewhat reminescent of ginger.Z +
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Chocolate Mint
Mentha x piperitaZ D
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Perennial herb
full sun-partial shade
average to
moistZ ?
² 7 This mint makes the best mint chocolate chip ice
cream!Z '
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Peppermint
Mentha x piperitaZ D
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Perennial herb
full sun-partial shade
average to moistZ 5
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A glossy dark green leaf. You know the taste.Z 2
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Peppermint
Mentha x piperitaZ D
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full sun-partial shade
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average to moistZ '
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full sun-partial shade
average to dry, welldrainedZ t
µ l Spicy oregano flavored foliage, and sweet-spicy
lavender to red flowers on a great bee and butterfly magnet.Z
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Catnip
Nepeta catariaZ =
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full sun afternoon shade
averageZ Q
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meow, freak out! Freak out! Nap. And it's cheaper to grow your
own.Z 0
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Bristol Cross Oregano
Origanum hybridZ M
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full sun-part shade
average to dry, welldrainedZ p
· h Another hop flowered variety. Beautiful pinkish-purple
flowers trail from the foliage. Great rock plant!Z /
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Greek Oregano
Origanum heracleoticumZ ?
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Perennial herb
full sun-part shade
average to dryZ 2
¸ * A good culinary oregano with white
flowersZ /
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Hopley's Oregano
Origanum laevigatumZ ?
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Perennial herb
full sun-part shade
average to dryZ J
¹ B Beautiful ornamental with sprays of small
purple hop like flowers.Z /
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Italian Oregano
Origanum x
majoricumZ ?
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full sun-part shade
average to dryZ ,
º $ A sweeter oregano with white
flowersZ .
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Jim's Best Oregano
Origanum vulgareZ ?
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Perennial herb
full sun-part shade
average to dryZ ]
» U A cascading green leaf with yellow splotching
variety. Great in a pot or rock garden.Z 5
¼
Kent Beauty
Oregano
Origanum rotundifoliumZ F
¼
Tender perennial
herb
full sun-part shade
average to dryZ V
¼ N Large pink hop like flowers are borne above
glaucus foliage. Great rock plant.Z /
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Turkish Oregano
Origanum
tyttanticumZ B
½
Perennial Herb
full sun
sweeter culinary oregano.Z &
Common Sorrel
Rumex acetosaZ 8
¿
average to dry, well-drainedZ #
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Perennial herb
Part sun-part shade
averageZ W
¿ O Tart leaves
are great for adding a zip to salads, salad dressings or cocktails.Z À
Bergartten Sage
Salvia officinalisZ H
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Perennial Herb
full sun-partial shade
average-well
drainedZ B
À : A large leaved sage resembling the foliage of Lamb's
Ears.Z )
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Common Sage
Salvia officinalisZ H
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Perennial Herb
full sun-partial shade
average-well
drainedZ =
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sauce.Z )
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Golden Sage
Salvia officinalisZ H
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Perennial Herb
full sun-partial shade
average-well
drainedZ $
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Purple Sage
Salvia officinalisZ H
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Perennial Herb
drainedZ K
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on the plate.Z ,
full sun-partial shade
average-well
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Tri-color Sage
Salvia officinalisZ H
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Perennial Herb
drainedZ 9
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sage!Z )
Å
Winter Savory
full sun-partial shade
average-well
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Satureja montanaZ ;
Å
Perennial Herb
full sun-partial shade
averageZ x
Å p A good
sturdy edging plant. Foliage is used to flavor stews, sauces and meats.
Flavor similar to strong oregano.Z Æ
Common Comfrey
Sympytum officinaleZ ;
Æ
Perennial herb
full sun-partial shade
averageZ Â
Æ º A robust
pink to yellow flowering perennial. The plant is used in organic
gardening for breaking up clay and bringing nutrients to the surface. The
leaves are also used as a fertilizer.Z Ç
Bressingham
Thyme
Thymus doerfleriZ @
Ç
Perennial herb
full sun-partial shade
well drainedZ €
Ç x Pretty pink flowers adorn this fragrant low
growing and fast spreading thyme. All flowering thymes are great bee
plants!Z (
Ê
Wedgewood Thyme
Thymus hybridZ @
Ê
Perennial herb
full sun-partial shade
well drainedZ L
Ê D
A great border herb.Z ;
'Albiflorus'Z @
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Ì
White Creeping Thyme
Thymus praecox
Perennial herb
full sun-partial shade
well drainedZ X
Ì P Another nice groundcover thyme with strikingly
clean whtie flowers.
Thymes Up!Z 8
Í
Red Creeping Thyme
Thymus
praecox 'Coccineus'Z @
Í
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full sun-partial shade
well drainedZ V
Í N Deep red flowers, as well as a deep red winter
color give this plant its name,Z +
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Mother of Thyme
Thymus
serpyllumZ @
Î
Perennial herb
full sun-partial shade
well drainedZ 7
Î / A nice trailing variety with lavender
blossoms.Z /
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Elfin Thyme
Thymus serpyllum 'Elfin'Z @
Ï
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full sun-partial shade
well drainedZ /
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ears.Z 1
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Stepping Stone Thyme
Thymus serpyllum Z @
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perennial herb
full sun-partial shade
well drainedZ M
Ñ E Bright green lush foliage makes a perfect
groundcover. Flowers white.Z
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Lime Thyme
Thymus sp.Z @
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full sun-partial shade
well drainedZ t
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wonderful lime green color which is adorned with pink flowers.Z "
Ó
Orange Thyme
Thymus sp.Z @
Ó
Perennial herb
full sun-partial shade
well drainedZ
Oregano Thyme
Thymus sp.Z @
Ó
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Ô
Perennial herb
full sun-partial shade
well drainedZ ,
Ô $ Yes! Two herbs for the price of
one!Z 1
Õ
Caborn Wine and Roses Thyme
Thymus sp.Z @
Õ
Perennial herb
full sun-partial shade
well drainedZ P
Õ H Beautiful crimson and pink two-toned flowers on
a spreading groundcover.Z (
Ö
English Thyme
Thymus vulgarisZ @
Ö
Perennial herb
full sun-partial shade
well drainedZ 6
Ö . The 'standard' thyme, great for culinary
uses.Z +
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Lemon Thyme
Thymus x citriodorusZ @
×
Perennial herb
full sun-partial shade
well drainedZ 5
× - All the flavor of thyme drunk on lemon
juice!Z C
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Gold'Z @
Ø
Perennial herb
full sun-partial shade
well drainedZ }
Ø u A low growing thyme with a lemony scent. Colors
to a golden yellow in winter and green during summer. Nows the
thyme!Z ;
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Golden Lemon Thyme
Thymus x citriodorus
'Aureus'Z @
Ù
Perennial herb
full sun-partial shade
well drainedZ A
and tasty!Z A
Ú
Lemon'Z @
Ú
Ù
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Silver Lemon Thyme # Thymus x citriodorus 'Silver
Perennial herb
full sun-partial shade
well drainedZ <
thyme.Z "
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4
White varigation adorns this heavily fragrant
Arp Rosemary
RosmarinusZ B
Û
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full sun
average-well drainedZ r
Û j This variety is hardy to -10, but
still it may have trouble, so well drained southern exposure is the
key.Z %
Ü
Common Rosemary
RosmarinusZ A
Ü
Tender perennial herb
full sun
average-well
drainedZ X
Ü P This is the best culinary variety, and with some luck
it may overwinter for you.Z &
Ý
Gorizia Rosemary
RosmarinusZ A
Ý
Tender perennial herb
full sun
average-well
drainedZ N
Ý F Very upright stems and large leaves make this a good
culinary variety.Z '
Þ
Lockwood Rosemary
RosmarinusZ A
Þ
Tender perennial herb
full sun
average-well
drainedZ
Þ
Very dark green foliage!Z (
ß
Prostrate
Rosemary
RosmarinusZ A
ß
Tender perennial herb
full sun
average-well
drainedZ )
ß ! A groundcover, spilling rosemary.Z $
à
Salem Rosemary
RosmarinusZ A
à
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full sun
average-well
drainedZ 7
à / An upright short needled pine scented
rosemary.Z +
á
Spice Island Rosemary
RosmarinusZ A
á
Tender perennial herb
full sun
average-well
drainedZ :
á 2 A good upright culinary variety used in
topiaries.Z *
â
Tuscan Blue Rosemary
RosmarinusZ A
â
Tender perennial herb
full sun
average-well
drainedZ @
â 8 A beautiful blue flowering rosemary with a lemony
scent.Z (
ã
Pineapple Sage
Salvia elegansZ O
ã
Tender perennial herb
full sun-partial
shade
average-well drainedZ •
ã w A wonderful green plant with
pineapple scented foliage and striking red flowers in fall. Flowers and
leaves are edible.Z 9
ä
Golden Delicious Pineapple Sage
Salvia elegansZ O
ä
Tender perennial herb
full sun-partial
shade
average-well drainedZ e
ä ] Like above but the foliage is
gold, gold, gold! It has overwintered for us, but sporadically.Z *
æ
Golden Oregano
Origanum vulgareZ I
æ
Tender Perennial
Herb
full sun
average to dry, well-drainedZ J
æ B Beautiful
golden foliage works well in the border or in the
sauce!Z .
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Variegated Oregano
Origanum
vulgareZ I
ç
Tender Perennial Herb
full sun
average to dry,
well-drainedZ (
ç
A mild flavored variegated
form.Z +
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Zataar Marjoram
Origanum syriacaZ B
è
Tender
perennial herb
full sun-partial shade
averageZ e
è ] Fuzzy grey
foliage carries the heavy scent and taste of sweet oregano. A great
culinary herb!Z )
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Chicago Hardy Fig
Ficus caricaZ 3
é
Fruiting Shrub
full sun
Well Drained Z È
é À A reliable producer for our area. Figs start
ripening to a deep brown in late summer. Treat as a perennial and cut
back in May, unless you overwinter last years trunks by insulation or
inside.Z #
ê
Celeste Fig
Ficus caricaZ 2
ê
Fruiting Shrub
full sun
Well DrainedZ P
ê H Fruits ripen in to a purplish brown in early
fall. Culture same as aboveZ #
ë
Atreano Fig
Ficus caricaZ 2
ë
Fruiting Shrub
full sun
Well DrainedZ e
ë ] Fruits ripen to a light green with pinkish
flesh. Large palmate leaves! Culture same as aboveZ "
ì
Stella Fig
Ficus caricaZ 2
ì
Fruiting Shrub
full sun
Well DrainedZ ^
ì V Large fruits ripen in the fall to a deep brown
with a red flesh. Culture same as aboveZ )
î
Peter's Honey Fig
Ficus caricaZ 2
î
Fruiting Shrub
full sun
Well DrainedZ j
î b Perhaps the sweetest fig we grow. Fruits ripen
to a yellowish green in fall. Culture same as aboveZ /
ï
Vern's
Brown Turkey Fig
Ficus caricaZ 2
ï
Fruiting Shrub
full sun
Well DrainedZ T
ï L Produces dark brown figs with amber flesh in
the fall. culture same as aboveZ #
ð
Mission Fig
Ficus caricaZ 2
ð
Fruiting Shrub
full sun
Well DrainedZ D
same as aboveZ &
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ñ
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Lattarulla Fig
Ficus caricaZ 2
ñ
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full sun
well drainedZ ^
ñ V Produces greenish yellow fruit with amber flesh
in the fall. Culture the same as aboveY
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- Asarum maximum 'Shell Shocked'' Astilbe (chinensis hybrid) 'Amber
Moon'
Baptisia 'Cherries Jubilee'
Baptisia 'Vanilla Cream'
Clematis
'Andromeda'
Clematis 'Innocent Blush'
Clematis 'Little
Mermaid'
Clematis 'Red Star'
Delphinium 'Cobalt Dreams'
Dianthus
'SFT: Passion'
Dictamnus albus 'Albiflorus'
Dictamnus albus
'Purpureus'% Digitalis purpurea 'Dalmatian Purple' Digitalis purpurea
'Sugar Plum'
Carex siderosticha 'Snow Cap'
Heuchera 'Belle
Notte'
Heuchera 'Cinnamon Curls'
Heuchera 'Lava Lamp'
Heucherella
'Brass Lantern'
Heucherella 'Solar Eclipse'' Lavandula angustifolia
'French Perfume'& Lavandula angustifolia 'Sweet Romance'
Nepeta
faasenii 'Cat's Meow' Nepeta faasenii 'Purrsian Blue' Phlox paniculata
'Glamour Girl'$ Salvia nemerosa 'New Dimension Blue'$ Salvia nemerosa
'New Dimension Rose'- Sempervivum 'Pacific Blue Ice'- Sempervivum
'Rocknoll Rosette'
Fragaria x anannassa 'Gasana'
Echinacea
'Aloha'
Echinacea 'Purple Emperor'
Echinacea 'Secret
Affair'
Achillea 'Moonshine'
Allium 'Millenium'
Amsonia 'Blue
Ice'
Amsonia hubrichtii
Aquilegia 'Dorothy Rose'
Asarum
splendens
Baptisia 'Blueberry Sundae'
Baptisia 'Dutch
Chocolate'
Centaurea montana
Coreopsis 'Little Sundial'
Crocosmia
'Lucifer'
Dianthus 'Neon Star' Echinops bannaticus 'Blue
Glow'% Gaillardia aristata 'Arizona Apricot'
Geranium 'Tiny Monster'
Carex siderosticha 'Banana Boat'
Carex elata 'Bowles
Golden'
Helianthus 'Happy Days'
Hemerocallis 'Going
Bananas'
Hemerocallis 'Marquis Moon'- Hemerocallis 'Mighty
Chestnut'
Hemerocallis 'Primal Scream'- Hemerocallis 'Red Hot
Returns'
Hemerocallis 'Ruby Spider'
Hibiscus
'Berrylicious'
Hibiscus 'Cherry Cheesecake'
Hibiscus 'Cranberry
Crush'
Hibiscus 'Summer Storm'
Iberis 'Absolutely Amethyst'
Iris
ensata 'Lion King'! Liatris spicata 'Floristan White'
Liatris spicata
'Kobold'
Monarda 'Purple Rooster'& Perovskia atriplicifolia 'Peek-aBlue'- Platycodon 'Astra Double Blue'# Platycodon grandiflorus 'Fuji
Blue'# Rudbeckia fulgida 'Little Goldstar'$ Salvia nemerosa 'Sensation
Sky Blue'
Sedum 'Cherry Tart'
Sedum 'Dazzleberry'
Sedum 'Lime
Zinger'
Sedum 'Pure Joy'
Sempervivum 'Sanford Hybrids'" Stokesia
laevis 'Honeysong Purple'
Buddleia 'Blaze Pink'
Buddleia
'CranRazz'
Buddleia 'True Blue'
Buddleia 'Yetti White'$ Lonicera
periclymenoides 'Sweet Tea'
Sambucus nigra 'Black Tower'
Euphorbia
sik 'Solid Gold'
Abelia 'Raspberry Profusion'
Buddleia 'Blue Chip
JR'
Buddleia 'Pink Micro Chip'
Caryopteris 'Lissilv'
Cotinus 'Royal
Purple'- Ceanothus x pallidus 'Minmari'
Ceanothus x
'Minmarose'
Buddleia 'SMBDVL'
Buddleia 'SMBDPL'
Buddleia
'SMBDPB'
Rosa 'Hornimrod'
Rosa 'Horcoherent'
Syringa
'SMSXPM'
Syringa 'SMSJBP7'
Viburnum 'SMVCB'
Viburnum
'Spiro'
Schizophragma 'Minsens'
Clematis 'Sweet Summer
Love'
Clematis 'Fujimusume'
Hens and Chicks
Granny's
Bonnet
Buddleia 'Pink Pagoda'
Buddleia 'ILVOargus2'
Lagerstroemia
'PIILAGIII'
Lagerstroemia 'PIILAGIV'
Lagerstroemia
'PIILAGII'
Lagerstroemia 'PIILAGV'
Lagerstroemia 'PIILAGI'
Hydrangea quercifolia 'Brenhill'& Hydrangea quercifolia 'Brother
Edward'
Hydrangea quercifolia 'Doughill'
Hydrangea serrata
'MAKD'
Hydrangea serrata 'MAK20'
Hydrangea serrata 'TUTU'
Hydrangea
quercifolia 'Munchkin'$ Hydrangea querifolia 'Ruby Slippers' Hydrangea
arborescens 'SMNHALR'- Hydrangea macrophylla 'SMHMSV'- Hydrangea
macrophylla 'SMHMP1'- Hydrangea paniculata 'SMHPLQF'
Ilex verticillata
'Spravy'
Ilex verticillata 'FarrowBP'
Ilex verticillata
'FarrowMP'
Ilex verticillata 'NCIV1'
Photinia x fraseri 'Cassini'
" Physocarpus opulifolius 'Red Robe'
Rhododendron 'PKT2011'
Rosa
'Meipeporia'- Taxus cuspidata 'Helen Corbet'
Vitex
'SMVACBD'
Ceanothus x Minmadore'
Clematis 'Diamond Ball'
Clematis
'Krakowiak'
full to part sun
shade" Allium schoenoprasum 'Rising
Star'
average to dry, well-drainedž New! An edible, ornamental
selection with grey-green upright foliage and clusters of lavender pink
blooms. The shorter height is better for use in containers.
average to
moistΠNew! Slowly spreading groundcover with glossy green leaves with
pewter highlights. Best planted with some protection in a shady garden
area.ΠNew! Emerges chartruese yellow with a tinge of red in spring,
turning greener in summer. Strong stems are blush red with rose pink
flowers. è Beautiful maroon and yellow flowers held on strong scapes
above blue-green foliage. Secondary branching of stems makes this one
especially floriferous. Seed pods in fall are decorative in the garden or
added to a dried arrangement. » New! Short, compact well-branched clump
of grey-green foliage emerges bronze in spring. Ten inch spikes of pastel
yellow buds open to creamy vanilla flowers followed by seed pods in
fall.
average, well-drained~ New! Large, semi-double white flowers
with rose pink bars followed by single flowers in late summer. Showy seed
heads in fall.• New! Waterfalls of large, slightly fragrant, wisteria
blue blossoms flow from this vine twice per season. Compact, yet
vigorous, growing well in containers. « New! Semi-double blooms open
like a peony, with larger petals that surround shorter ones in the
center. Dainty, light pink flowers have a darker blush on the petal
edges. ¢ New! Salmon pink blossoms lighten to icy pink as they mature.
Slight touch of purple may appear around the fluffy tuft of yellow
stamens. Blooms twice per season.¨ New! Rare selection that produces
double magenta flowers in early summer and again in early fall. Shorter
in stature, so well suited to containers and small trellises. ” New!
Deep, cobalt blue flowers with a white bee in the center. Strong, tall
spires create a stunning architectural display in the perennial garden.
’ New! Classic scarlet red beauty with fully double, fragrant flowers.
Blooms early with a spiky clump of evergreen, blue-green foliage
underneath.
full sun
dry, well-drained˜ Long-lived, deer resistant
plant with tall stems carrying light pink flowers. Leathery, aromatic
leaves form a bushy clump. Performs well in clay soils.f First year
flowering foxglove with deep lavender purple flowers with a heavily
spotted maroon throat. “ New! Bright pink blooms have heavily speckled,
dark purple throats. Strong color impact due to the close spacing of
flowers on tall, upright stems.… New! Wide, all-cream to bright white,
strappy leaves with narrow green stripes. Forms a dense, spreading clump
of deciduous foliage.
part sun to shade• New! Elegant plant with
lightly silvered, dark purple foliage topped with pink flowers on dark
red stems. Impressive coral bell that keeps right on blooming!¶ New!
Classy selection forms a tidy clump of glossy, ruffled leaves that emerge
fiery orange-red in spring. Grown for it's foliage, which ranges from
coppery orange to red to purple. § New! Robust grower with coppery
purple leaves and glowing bright copper orange in spring. Cream blooms
in early summer. Nice in the landscape or in large containers. “ New!
Star-shaped leaves of burnished gold to deep apricot with brick red
centers. Grows to form a dense mass of foliage topped with white flowers.
t New! Showy specimen with scalloped, dark maroon leaves with a glowing
lime green edge. Great to jazz up a container!© New! Award winning
selection with deep purple flowers and grey-green foliage that forms a
compact, rounded mound. Intensely fragrant blooms! Requires very good
drainage.• New! Early bloomer with branched flower spikes in a rich
violet purple color. Grey-green foliage beginning in early summer. Needs
good soil drainage.¦ New! Low maintenance plant that keeps its tidy,
rounded shape all summer. Sky blue flowers with purple calyxes and
aromatic, grey-green foliage. Needs good drainage. Ê New! Compact
selection of catmint that spreads nicely into a dense clump of green,
aromatic foliage. Highly floriferous with periwinkle blue blooms with
dark purple calyxes. Must have well-drained soil.µ New! The new standard
in tall phlox! Healthy green foliage shrugs off powdery mildew and looks
great all season.<
Glamorous hot coral pink flowers are fragrant as
well as beautiful. ‚ Compact, well-branched perennial with blue-violet
flowers on deep purple stems that double in size the second year in the
garden. ˆ Rose pink blooms on pinkish purple stems on compact, wellbranched plants. Clumps usually double in size the second year in the
garden. ¿ New! Icy blue-green rosettes are flushed with rose in cooler
weather. Perfect for planting in troughs, rock gardens, and in rock
walls. Unique selection with pointy leaves and a cupped form. µ New!
Colorful succulent with rosettes of deep orange to wine red flushed with
apple green at the base. Offsets freely, making it ideal to use as a
groundcover for sunny, dry areas. { New! Showy flowers and delicious
fruit at the same time! Forms runners. Great for use in raised beds and
patio containers. › New! Star performer with yellow flowers with orange
cones that lighten to soft yellow as they age. Foliage forms a hearty,
rich green clump in the garden. – New! Large magenta purple blossoms are
produced profusely atop sturdy, well-branched stems. Incredible planted
en masse in the sunny perennial garden!‹ New! Fragrant, deep fuchsia
pom-pom blooms are produced on short, sturdy stems. Grows quickly to form
a bushy clump of dark green foliage. ™ Classic canary yellow flower
clusters and bright silver, ferny foliage. Clump-forming selection that
reblooms if cut back. Needs very well drained soil. ² Large two inch
round, bright rosy purple flower clusters appear on strong stems. Forms a
picture perfect upright clump of glossy green, thick and strappy leaves.
Does not reseed.ª Clusters of plump buds open to large, vivid periwinkle
blue, star-shaped flowers. Bright green leaves form a compact clump,
turning bright yellow in fall. Deer resistant.» Very narrow, needle-like
leaves line stems like bottlebrushes. Produces clusters of small, light
blue star-shaped blooms. Wonderful golden yellow fall color looks best
shining in the sun.Ž Adorable columbine resembling a pink Granny's
Bonnet! Fancy in form with flowers set inside of one another and
attractive blue-green foliage. › New! Forms a slowly spreading clump of
glossy green leaves with pewter accents. Provide extra winter protection
in the shade garden, or use in containers. ™ Cornflower-blue, fringed
blooms are old fashioned favorites for cut flower bouquets, but will self
sow if not deadheaded. Very attractive to butterflies.• Vibrant blue
flowers and a short, well-branched habit. Deep blue-green foliage forms a
compact, upright mound. Fall seed pods are highly decorative. œ Rich
chocolate purple flowers are held upright above densely compact, bluegreen leaves. Vigorous grower with brown-black seedpods to add interest
in fall. — What a little charmer! Compact plant that produces single,
golden yellow flowers with a deep maroon eye during summer. Especially
nice for containers. • Brilliant flame red blooms stand in rows on wiry,
arched stems that are perfect for cutting. Broad, spiky leaves add
upright interest to the garden. Ž Bright pink flowers with a spicy
clove-like fragrance cover the compact mound of blue-grey leaves in early
summer. Generally reblooms in fall.‰ Intense blue spiky spheres appear
on tall unbranched stems with hairy, silvery-green leaves. Easy to grow
perennial that isn't invasive. • Softer color palette with large apricot
blossoms with yellow tips. Foliage creates a uniform mound of bright
green in the garden. Long-blooming.´ Dark green, dissected foliage looks
great all season, turning scarlet in fall. Magenta pink flowers appear
for several months. Solid performing groundcover in the perennial
garden!© Showy, broadleaved sedge brightens up the shade garden with its
wide, lemon to banana yellow and green striped leaves. Slowly creeps to
form a dense mat of bold foliage.
evenly moist• Bright gold foliage with thin green margins. Taller than
most sedges, but needs consistent moisture to thrive. Will also grow in
shallow water. © Large golden yellow blossoms with an anemone-like
center and short ray petals create a cheerful perennial sunflower.
Relatively short habit with purple, branched stems. T Improved Happy
Returns with lemon yellow flowers that bloom continuously into fall.
¦ Sets the standard for white daylilies! Extravagantly ruffled, cream
colored blooms have a radiating yellow throat and matching picotee edge.
Fragrant, heavy bloomer. • Unique russet red-orange, fragrant blossoms
with deep burgundy eyes and gold throats. Strong, well-branched and
budded scapes. • Award winner with enormous, glimmering tangerine orange
blossoms dusted in gold. Narrow, twisted, ruffled petals steal the show
when in bloom! » First red, continuous blooming daylily. Beautiful
cherry red flowers have a bright yellow halo, apple green throat, and
ruffled petals. Vigorous grower, producing several scapes per fan.
x Incredible nine inch, ruby red flowers with radiating golden yellow
throats. Creates a huge visual impact in the garden!
perennial
tender perennial
perennial vine
10-12 ''
4-6''
34-38''
2-3'
8-10'
68'
6'
4-6'
11-13''
28-32''
24-36''
6-8''
9''
812''
16''
12-18''
10''
12-16''
17-20''
14-18''
32''
34''
12''
15-18''
22''
18-24''
15-20''
3'
24-30''
58''
24''
6-12''
36-42''
7''
16-18''
1922''
30''
34''
24-28''
Hibiscus 'Midnight Marvel'
4'
45'
3-4'
10-12''Ð Huge, mauve lavender blossoms with a deep
strawberry red eye have ruffled, overlapping petals. Maple-like leaves
form a dense, bushy mass of green in the back of the garden bed. Very
long flowering selection.g Stunning plant with deep wine purple foliage
and scarlet red flowers. Compact habit and long flowering.Ò New! Creamy
pink buds open to large white blooms with magenta tips and veining. Large
cherry red eyes create a unique and lovely color combination. Rounded
habit and relatively compact with dark green foliage. ¡ Near-black buds
open to reveal glossy, deep scarlet red flowers at each node up the stems
for months on end! Deep green, leathery leaves have a purple overtone.
u Large pink flowers with rose veining and a deep magenta eye bloom
through early fall. Foliage is a deep wine purple .» Easy care
groundcover forms a cushion of dark green blanketed in large clusters of
amethyst purple blossoms in spring. New color breakthrough that blooms
much longer than white candytuft.Í Majestic plant that produces
gigantic, fully double blossoms with standards and falls much larger than
the species. Tall, stately perennial with grape purple flowers that
feather into a pure white center.
18-30''Í Multiple wands of violetpurple flowers open from top to bottom. Narrow, opposite leaves are up to
ten inches long and decrease in length up the stems. Adds a strong
vertical element to the garden border. Á Bright rosy lavender flower
wands open from top to bottom and narrow, opposite leaves grow from the
base of the stem all the way to the top. Nice upright plant for jazzing
up the perennial bed.- average to moist, well-drained‡ Large, royal
purple flowers with excellent mildew resistance. Unique bloom color and
clean foliage make this a standout in the garden. • Very lacy, finely
dissected, silvery green leaves line the silvery stems topped with
lavender blue blooms. Shorter Russian Sage perfect for smaller gardens.
8-10''
20 ''ª Interesting balloon-like buds open into fully double,
bell-shaped flowers. Long-lasting, periwinkle blue blossoms on a wellbranched plant with a compact, uniform habit. ” Long-lived, trouble free
selection with balloon-like buds that burst open into two inch, deep
blue, bell-shaped flowers. Pest and disease resistant.
1416''¦ Compact, proportional selection with star-shaped, golden yellow
blossoms carried on well-branched scapes. Short, bushy, rich green
foliage. Works great in containers.* Chamaecyparis obtusa 'Filicoides
Compacta'# Chamaecyparis pisifera 'Fairy Puff'& Cotoneaster
microphyllus 'Thymifolius'
Ilex crenata 'Jersey Jewel'
Picea glauca
'Humpty Dumpty'
Picea glauca 'Pixie'
Pinus mugo 'Mitsch Mini'
Salix boydii! Tsuga canadensis 'A<
bbott's Pygmy'
Tsuga
diversifolia 'Loowit'- Buxus sempervirens 'Variegata'
broadleaf
evergreen
dwarf conifer
mini-shrub" Chamaecyparis obtusa 'Butter Ball'- Chamaecyparis obtusa
'Verdoni'" Chamaecyparis pisifera 'Blue Moon'" Chamaecyparis thyoides
'Top Point'$ Juniperus horizontalis 'Mother Lode'
Pinus mugo
'Mops'
Thuja plicata 'Whipcord'- Chamaecyparis obtusa
'Thoweil'% Chamaecyparis obtusa 'Fernspray Gold'! Chamaecyparis obtusa
'Nana Lutea'# Chamaecyparis pisifera 'Golden Mop'* Chamaecyparis
pisifera 'Golden Pincushion'- Juniperus communis 'Gold Cone'$ Juniperus
horizontalis 'Gold Strike'
Taxus cuspidata 'Nana Aurescens'
Thuja
occidentalis 'Jantar'- Thuja occidentalis 'Rheingold' Platycladus
orientalis 'Weedom'! Chamaecyparis obtusa 'Just Dandy'
Chamaecyparis
pisifera 'Cumulus'
Chamaecyparis pisifera 'Tsukumo'! Cotoneaster
apiculata 'Tom Thumb'- Juniperus chinensis 'Shimpaku'- Juniperus
communis 'Compressa'
Picea abies 'Little Gem'
Picea glauca
'Echiniformis'
Picea glauca 'Jean's Dilly'
Pinus mugo 'Valley
Cushion'
subshrub
9-10''µ Grows vigorously to form a rounded, dense
mound of green foliage. Blue-violet, branched flower spikes are carried
on mauve-purple stems. Dwarf selection great for perennial
borders.… Cherry red tinted foliage on compact, mounding plants retain
color from spring through fall. Produces large clusters of pink
flowers.g Low, compact clump of smoky blue-grey foliage covered with
giant clusters of raspberry colored blooms. ž Succulent apple green
leaves edged in cherry red with clusters of soft pink flowers appearing
late. Forms a tight, weed suppressing carpet in the rock garden.¼ Forms
a low mound of small, blue green, serrated leaves in spring. Matures into
a semi-upright clump of light green foliage covered by a dome of
bubblegum pink flowers. Great edging plant.† Large rosettes of deep red,
sharply pointed leaves vary in color from season to season. Tremendous
color impact when planted en masse!
14''· True royal purple blooms
with a hint of red towards the center are three inches across and have
serrated petals. Neat, mounding habit and deep green foliage. Very
adaptable perennial.
5'M Very pink butterfly bush with silvery
foliage. Long-flowering in the garden. W Cranberry red blooms grow up to
eight inches long! Flowers from spring until mid-fall. e Truest blue
butterfly bush with silver-grey foliage and a low seed set. Reblooming in
the garden bed.Z Different variety with monster-sized, chunky panicles
of white. Short, wide growth habit.
4'x4'` Lavender rebloomer with a
tight habit and berries in July. Drought tolerant and deer resistant.
{ Light pink blossoms that rebloom in the garden with berries that
appear in July. Deer resistant and very drought tolerant. d Nice red
rebloomer that's short in stature. Deer aren't a problem with this
drought tolerant shrub. J Pure white crape myrtle with a tight
appearance. Resists deer and drought.¶ Reblooming red crape myrtle with
a nice, tight habit and berries in July. Deer resistant and very drought
tolerant. Subshrubs that may die back depending on winter weather
extremes.
5'x2'ä Huge, tropical-looking blooms will have everyone
talking! Light yellow florets with pink and white accents are highly
fragrant and attractive to hummingbirds and butterflies. Compact habit
makes it perfect for a garden trellis.
shrub
part sun• Nonstop,
blush colored blooms from spring to fall. Fragrant, dwarf shrub with eyecatching raspberry-pink bract clusters that remain after the flowers
drop. W Bright yellow blossoms that keep on going into fall. Hardy,
vigorous and easy to grow. © Intense silver foliage in spring and summer
and bright blue blooms from late summer into fall. Attractive to
butterflies and hummingbirds, but deer stay away from them.
24'• Hardy, misty blue-flowered hybrid with loads of blooms in late
spring. Glossy red seed heads provide summer interest. Drought tolerant
plant.q New! Rich pink blooms and bright golden yellow foliage. Showy
red seed capsules in fall. Requires good drainage. ¬ Pretty pink,
fragrant flowers appear in mid-summer and again in early fall, followed
by attractive red seed capsules. Adored by butterflies and extremely
drought tolerant.
10'
5-6'
9'¦ New! Cool white-blue flowers are
semi-spherical in shape and reach four to five inches in diameter.
Prolific blooms from June through August on both old and new
wood!q Sweet autumn clematis with cranberry-violet blooms that are
highly fragrant. Long-blooming and very easy to grow!g New! Pink-on-pink
blossoms from early summer into fall. Prune hard to eighteen inches in
early spring. - Wine-purple foliage glows when backlit by the sun and
turns red-purple-pink in fall. Holds its color better than other purple
selections. Mid-summer blooms are pinkish-red.
3-5'
6-12'
40'
sun to shade
6-7'
3-6'
landscape roseˆ New! Floriferous rose with bright red, doubled blooms
with orange undertones. Beautiful rounded habit and excellent disease
resistance.
1-3'å Blooms emerge peach and change to cream. Large,
double flowers are self-cleaning and contrast perfectly against glossy,
dark green foliage. Quite a standout in the perennial garden, especially
when planted near cool blue flowers.Š Flamingo pink blossoms really pop
against glossy green leaves. Compact plant with upright growth. Disease
resistant and drought tolerant. ¾ New! Dwarf shrub with huge, abundant,
rich-red berries during fall and winter. Treasured plant for a garden
bed, mass planting, or as a cut branch. Mr. Poppins must be used as a
pollinator. ² Bright orange-red berries put on quite a spectacular
winter show. Leaves drop earlier, resulting in a better fruit display.
Male shrub must also be planted for fruit production. } Heavy fruiting,
dwarf winterberry ideal for gardeners who have less space in the
landscape. Use Mr. Poppins as a pollinator.
Pollinator for Berry
Poppins.Ÿ Beautiful dark burgundy leaves and stems with masses of pink
blossoms. Unique color is a standout in the garden! Birds love the black
berries produced in fall.£ New! Yellow-orange spring foliage matures to
burgundy-red on this adaptable shrub. White flowers in early summer and
attractive red fruit in late summer and fall. œ New! Garden workhorse
with combined hardiness, heat tolerance, and root rot resistance. Pretty
pink blooms and dark green foliage on a well branched shrub. ¹ New! Red
and pink new growth turns green with pink edges and splashes, eventually
turning green and white. In summer, new growth is bronze and pink. Adds
lots of color to the landscape!× Distinctive plant with large, deep pink
sepals in June and July. Great addition to a woodland area or trained to
climb up a north-facing wall. Blooms on old wood, but can be lightly
pruned in late winter if needed. ‡ Fragrant, large, round inflorescences
are dark purple on a nice sized shrub. Very showy in spring and
continuing to amaze until frost. ´ Sweet delight in the spring! Wider
than it is tall, this lilac produces dark pink buds that open to highly
fragrant, soft, lilac-pink flowers. Reblooms some during summer as well.
z New! Lemon-lime colored yew with a dense, fluffy, low mounding habit.
Color is especially bright during the spring flush. n Compact viburnum
with fragrant spring blooms and attractive habit. Great option for a
smaller sized landscape!w Fragrant, colorful flowers start out deep
reddish-pink and mature to blush pinkish-white. Strong grower and nice
habit.‰ New! Dwarf chaste-tree with lavender-blue flower spikes in midsummer. Easy, heat tolerant shrub can be cut back to the ground in
spring.
5'x5'
8'x8'• Clear pink, seedless variety with a delightful
fragrance. Hummingbirds and butterflies will fight over the twelve to
eighteen inch long flowers!r Sterile hybrid with abundant dark purple
blooms atop glossy, dark green foliage. A butterfly magnet in the garden!
25''x25''
21''x21''full sun
6'x6'
7'x7'} New! Cute little
plant with blue blooms and small silver-green leaves. Great for
containers or mixed into perennial gardens. ¢ New! Small plant with an
abundance of bright p<
ink blooms has a look similar to a salvia in
the garden. Compact, bushy butterfly bush adored by the winged
wonders!M Huge, rich purple blossoms attract hummingbirds, butterflies,
and gardeners! h Abundant, extremely long inflorescences of plum-purple
flowers on a large plant. Little to no seed set. a One of the heaviest
blooming butterfly bushes yet! Dark purple blooms on a round, compact
plant. Ì New! Refreshing lime-green flowers appear each summer, even
after harsh winters! Large, full mophead blooms add cool color to the hot
summer garden. Great as a fresh cut flower or in a dried arrangement.
i Reliable hydrangea with variegated foliage and soft pink or blue
flowers that rebloom. Resistant to deer.ΠNew! Reblooming, compact
selection with delightful blue or pink mophead flowers. Sturdy shrub
perfect for the garden bed or in a container. ö Unique mophead blooms
range from candy pink to intense hot pink. Doubled florets arch downward
like dainty little umbrellas, creating quite a stunning effect in the
garden. Holds up well in the heat and deals with our midwestern winters
as well.
6-9'v Lots of impressively large panicles of pure white are
held upright above the foliage. Nice choice for smaller
gardens.Ž Tightly packed, pure white florets are very weather resistant.
Blooms become a pretty shade of green as they age, lasting most of the
summer. q Lacy panicles of doubled blooms have pointed petals instead of
rounded. Very showy plant with lots of star power!
1-2'¬ Petite
rebloomer with delicate lacecap blooms that don't seem so tough! Really,
they are! Soft shades of blue to pink to white make it perfect for a
refined color palatte. » Improved bud and stem hardiness and the ability
to flower on new wood! Attractive, reddish-pink lacecap flowers create a
mass of color in early summer, continuing to rebloom until frost. É New!
Compact form and dense habit make it perfect for residential landscapes.
White inflorescences appear in early summer, gradually turning medium
pink. Dark green foliage turns mahogany-red in fall. ¹ Lovely plant with
white flowers that quickly change to pale pink and eventually deepen to
rose. Large blooms may reach nine inches in length. Foliage is beautiful
mahogany-red in fall. ˜ New! What a cute bloom! Swirling soft pink
florets encirle the rich pink fertile flowers. Very showy in the
landscape and sure to get lots of attention!- New! Early blooming, dwarf
shrub with white blossoms that change to reddish-pink later in summer.
Nice adaptable hydrangea perfect for the mixed garden border or
container.
Acanthus spinosus
Agastache foeniculum
Allium
caeruleum
Artemisia 'Powis Castle'
Asclepias incarnata 'Cinderella'
Asclepias incarnata 'Ice Ballet'
Asclepias speciosa
Asclepias
tuberosa
Berlandiera lyrata
Chrysogonum virginianum
Bear's Breech! Asclepias tuberosa 'Hello Yellow'% Aster oblongifolius
'Dream of Beauty'# Aster oblongifolius 'October Skies'! Aster novaeangliae 'Purple Dome'- Begonia grandis var. evansiana
Chocolate
Flower" Clematis viticella 'Betty Corning'& Clematis texensis 'Duchess
of Albany'
Clematis montana 'Freda'# Clematis texensis 'Gravetye
Beauty'
Clematis pitcheri
Clematis integrifolia
'Rouguchi'
Corydalis cheilanthifolia
Coryphantha vivipara
Cyclamen
hederifolium
Ephedra regeliana - Eupatorium maculatum
'Gateway'
Gaura lindheimeri
Apple Blossom Grass Plant
Geum triflorum
Carex morrowii 'Ice Dance'
Sporobolus heterolepis
Heptacodium miconioides
shrub or small tree
Seven Sons
Tree
Liatris ligulistylis
Linium perenne 'Lewisii'
Monarda
'Gardenview Scarlet'
Monarda 'Jacob Cline'# Monarda bradburiana
'Prairie Gypsy'
Monarda punctata( Oenothera macrocarpa 'Comanche
Campfire'
Origanum x 'Amethyst Falls'
Phlox buckleyi
Primula japonica Mix
Pycnanthemum
muticum
Pycnanthemum virginianum
Salvia argentea
Sedum reflexum
'Angelina'
Sedum cauticola 'Lidakense'
Sedum spurium 'John
Creech'
Sedum album 'Murale'
Talinum calycinum
Rock RoseTrifolium repens 'Pentaphyllum'
Viola labradorica
Sedum Low Variety
Mix
Sedum Mix• Distinctive, dark green, deeply divided leaves with
spiny points and spikes of soft mauve flowers. Bold specimen plant in the
perennial border. h Outstanding ornamental with spikes of lavender
flowers. Fragrant leaves are used for seasoning and tea. ’ Sky blue,
round flower heads in June. Plant among perennials or in a rock garden.
Extremely drought resistant, but may experience summer dormancy.§ Dense
mounds of lacy, silver foliage make an outstanding shrubby perennial in
the garden. Give this plant a well-drained spot and it will prove its
drought tolerance.
12-15''
30-36''
2'
40''ˆ Dense clusters of
sweetly scented, dark rosy-pink blooms from early summer to fall.
Excellent dried plant and wonderful for butterflies!• Showy, bright
yellow flowers from June to August. Attractive perennial for borders or
cutting. Performs best in warm, dry areas in the garden. z Bell-shaped
umbels of purple-pink flowers throughout summer and slightly hairy
foliage. Great butterfly garden attraction!É Outstanding native
perennial with showy, orange flower heads. Very tough once established,
just be careful not to overwater in the landscape! Monarch caterpillars
will love this addition to the garden.
18''¾ Masses of pink flowers
with burnt orange centers in fall and gray-green foliage. Performs well
in a wide range of conditions, including clay soil. Be sure to give it
plenty of room to grow! a Sky blue blooms from September to October,
making it a colorful addition for fall in the garden. t Royal purple
flowers with greenish-gold centers. Compact and disease resistant and
always a hit in the fall garden! — Masses of pink flowers keep on
blooming all summer long! Upright, branching habit. Gets lots of
attention in the woodland area of the perennial garden!
8''
13''Ï Carmine-pink, two inch flowers with yellow anthers in early summer,
followed by fleshy, greenish-purple fruits. Forms large clusters of cacti
when grown in optimal conditions, especially with good drainage.
ë Lovely white or pink flowers create quite a show in the shade garden
from late summer to early fall. Marbled foliage is beautiful, but
typically dies back in the heat of summer. Must be planted where it
doesn't have wet feet in winter!
3-6''O Nearly leafless conifer
relative with red cones. Fine, short groundcover plant.© Choice
selection with clusters of red flowers from July through September and
coarsely toothed foliage and wine red stems. Outstanding specimen for the
butterfly garden!f Loose sprays of airy, white flowers that age to rose
during summer. Very tolerant of heat and drought.D Native perennial with
nodding, pink blooms and feathery seed heads.
15'â Outstanding
performer in the perennial garden! Clusters of fragrant, white flowers in
fall followed by attractive, rosy-red sepals. Exfoliating bark adds yet
another interesting feature for multi-season interest in the
garden.
42''p Large purple florets on tall spikes with terminal flower
being the largest. Blooms from July through September. O Light blue,
native flax perfect for rock gardens and other well-drained sites. –
Highly mildew resistant with rich red flowers during summer.
Hummingbirds and butterflies will be delighted to find this growing in
the garden border!Z Considered to be the best red bee balm. Flowers
during summer on mildew resistant plants. º Extra large, raspberry-pink
floral tubes with two lips. Flower clusters are very fragrant and form at
the terminals. Fragrant, minty foliage. Nectar attracts many species of
butterflies.† Prairie plant with pinkish-purple bracts over dull yellow
flowers with purple spots. Blooms from summer to fall and is very
fragrant. n Silver leaves, ruby stems, and bright yellow blooms until
fall. Very heat and drought resistant in the garden.n Clusters of bright
pink flowers bloom all summer atop neat, clean, narrow-leaved foliage.
Butterflies love it!
20''b Lovely red tones of Candelabra-type flowers
add a romantic feel to the moist shade bed or border. ” Native perennial
with light<
yellow, daisy-type flowers that smell like chocolate.
Ornamental seed heads are attractive as well. Needs good
drainage.g Golden yellow blooms atop a mat-forming groundcover. Self
sows in the garden but is easily controlled. • Butter yellow flowers and
bronzy-blue, fern-like foliage all summer, followed by distinctive
seedpods. Great addition to a shade garden or rock wall.ß Long-blooming
selection with flowing, amethyst flowers and unique, hops-like cones.
Spicy scented, textured, glaucous leaves. Grows in very well-drained soil
and is best planted at eye level so it can be fully appreciated.
› Milkweed with long lasting white flowers. Best planted in consistently
moist areas. Nectar source for butterflies as well as the larval stage of
Monarchs.
9-12''• Deep green center with creamy-white margins on one
inch leaves that form compact tufts. Does best in moist soil or
containers. ‹ Native grass with attractive blooms and seeds. Smells like
popcorn in fall. Drought tolerant grass that is very adaptable once
established.z Very fragrant, purple-lavender flowers and attractive,
silvery foliage. Attractive to bees, butterflies, wasps, and
moths.¤ Fragrant, minty foliage and white or pale lavender flowers
spotted with purple. Blooms from July through September, providing nectar
for a wide variety of insects. T Large, wooly leaves form a showy
rosette. Dramatic accent plant in the sunny border.
4''³ Brilliant
golden, apiculate leaves on trailing stems. Brightens hanging baskets,
borders, and rock gardens. Orange fall color really pops in the garden.
Needs well-drained soil. ‘ Intense pink flowers atop glaucous, purplegray succulent leaves from September to October. Works well in a rock
wall, raised bed, or container. • Outstanding dwarf with neat, bluegreen, overlapping leaves with pink blooms. Miniature plant perfect for
rock garden or wall. J Very light pink flowers and red foliage during
periods of cold or stress. n A jewel of a plant with purplish-pink, one
inch wide blooms and succulent leaves. Great Plains prairie
native.
3''y Purple-leafed variety of shamrock that makes a great
container plant or groundcover. Unique, low-growing, colorful
plant.[ Purple spurred flowers and purple foliage. Blooms mid to late
spring and self sows freely.
2-6''l Mixed low sedums selected for a
range of foliage colors and textures to compliment troughs or rock
gardens.
8-12'n Nodding, lilac-rose, bell-shaped blooms from June to
September. Scented flowers are most fragrant in full sun!
1012'› Upright, pink, tulip-like flowers from July to August. Tepals are
pink outside, satiny deep candy-pink inside with darker cantral bar. Very
free-flowering.n Striking, rich crimson blooms shaped like lily-flowered
tulips. Decorative seed heads during fall and winter. † Graceful, deep
violet-blue, bell-shaped flowers edged in pale mauve. Charming, nonclimbing variety blooms from June through October.
16'W Cherry-pink
flowers with yellow anthers May to June. Very unique, deep bronze
foliage.
6-10'œ Interesting central U.S. native with loads of violet-
purple bells with recurved tips. Blooms from July through September
followed by rich brown seed heads.
Acer palmatum 'Ariadne'
Acer
tegmentosum 'Joe Witt'
Acer shiraswanum 'Mr. Sun'
Acer palmatum 'Red
Dragon'
Acer palmatum 'Seiryu'
Acer tegmentosum 'White
Tigress'
Cornus florida 'Firebird'$ Hydrangea paniculata 'Silver
Dollar'
Kerria japonica 'Chiba Gold'
Magnolia 'Angelica'
Magnolia
'Emma Cook'$ Magnolia (denudata) 'Forrest's Pink'
M a g n o l i a
J e a n
L o u i s e "!
Cornus florida Red Pygmy®! C o r n u s
a l t e r n i f o l i a
G o l d
B u l l i o n "!
Magnolia 'Spring
Petticoats'
Magnolia 'Whispering Pink'
Magnolia x loebneri 'White
Rose' Nyssa sylvatica 'Sheri's Cloud'
Orixa japonica 'Aurea'
Syringa
pekinensis 'Pendula'
Viburnum lantana 'Variegata'
Maple, Japanese Red
Dragon
Maple, Mr. Fullmoon Mr. Sun
Maple, Japanese Ariadne
Maple,
Japanese Seiryu
Maple, Striped White Tigress
Maple, Striped Joe
Witt
Dogwood, Flowering Firebird
Dogwood, Flowering Red
Pygmy
Dogwood, Pagoda Gold Bullion! Hydrangea, Panicled Silver
Dollar
Kerria, Japanese Chiba Gold
Magnolia, Angelica
Magnolia,
Emma Cook
Magnolia, Forrest's Pink
Magnolia, Jean Louise
Magnolia,
Spring Petticoats
Magnolia, Whispering Pink
Magnolia, White
Rose" Blackgum, Variegated Sheri's Cloud
Orixa, Japanese Goldleaf
Tree-lilac, Peking Weeping- Viburnum, Variegated Wayfaring
small tree
mini-tree
large shrub
tree
Chives, Rising Star Seedless
Ginger, Shell
Shocked
Astilbe, Amber Moon
Indigo, Cherries Decadence
Indigo,
Vanilla Decadence
Clematis, Andromeda
Clematis, Fujimusume
Clematis, Innocent Blush
Clematis, Little Mermaid
Clematis, Red
Star
Delphinium, Cobalt Dreams
Dianthus, Scent First Tall
Gas
Plant, White
Gas Plant, Pink
Foxglove, Sugar Plum
Sedge, Snow
Cap
Coral Bells, Belle Notte
Coral Bells, Cinnamon Curls
Coral
Bells, Lava Lamp
Foamy Bells, Brass Lantern
Foamy Bells, Solar
Eclipse
Lavender, English
Catmint, Cat's Meow
Catmint, Purrsian
Blue
Phlox, Glamour Girl Tall
Salvia, Perennial
Strawberry,
Perennial
Coneflower, Aloha
Coneflower, Purple Emperor
Coneflower,
Secret Affair
Yarrow, Moonshine
Onion, Ornamental
Blue Star,
Blue Ice
Blue Star, Arkansas
Ginger, Chinese Wild
Indigo,
Blueberry Decadence
Indigo, Chocolate Decadence
Bachelor's Button,
Perennial
Coreopsis, Tickseed
Montbretia, Lucifer
Pinks, Neon Star
Globe Thistle, Blue Glow
Blanket Flower, Arizona Apricot
Cranesbill, Tiny Monster
Sedge, Banana Boat
Sedge, Bowles Golden
Sunflower, Perennial
Daylily, Going Bananas
Daylily, Marquis Moon
Daylily, Mighty Chestnut
Daylily, Primal Scream
Daylily, Red Hot
Returns
Daylily, Ruby Spider
Rose Mallow, Midnight Marvel
Rose
Mallow, Summerific
Candytuft, Evergreen
Blazing Star, Floristan
White
Blazing Star, Kobold Purple
Bee Balm, Purple Rooster
Russian Sage, Peek-A-Blue " Balloon Flower, Astra Double Blue
Balloon Flower, Fuji Blue
Stonecrop, Cherry Tart
Stonecrop,
Dazzleberry
Stonecrop, Lime Zinger
Stonecrop, Pure Joy
Stokes
Aster, Honeysong
Butterfly Bush, Blaze Pink
Butterfly Bush,
CranRazz
Butterfly Bush, True Blue
Butterfly Bush, Yetti White
Honeysuckle, Sweet Tea
Elderberry, Black Tower
Abelia, Raspberry
Profusion ' Crape Myrtle, Enduring Summer Lavender & Crape Myrtle,
Enduring Summer Fuchsia # Crape Myrtle, Enduring Summer Pink " Crape
Myrtle, Enduring Summer Red # Crape Myrtle, Enduring Summer
White- Butterfly Bush, InSpired Pink
Butterfly Bush, InSpired
Violet# Butterfly Bush, Merry Magic Purple # Butterfly Bush, Merry
Magic Orchid # Butterfly Bush, Merry Magic Violet
Bluebeard, Sterling
Silver
New Jersey Tea, Marie Bleu
New Jersey Tea, Marie Rose
New
Jersey Tea, Marie Gold
Clematis, Diamond Ball
Clematis, Sweet Summer
Love
Clematis, Pink Mink
Smokebush, Purple
Hydrangea, Little
Quick Fire
Photinia, Pink Marble
Ninebark, Red Robe
Rhododendron, Handy Man Pink
Rose, Livin' La Vida
Rose, Oso Easy
Double Red
Rose, Oso Easy Peachy Cream% False Hydrangea-Vine, Rose
Sensation " Lilac, Scent and Sensibility Pink - Lilac, Bloomerang Dark
Purple
Yew, Helen Corbet
Viburnum, Spice Ball
Viburnum, Spice
Girl
Chastetree, Blue Diddley
Boxwood, Variegated
Onion, Ornamental
Hyssop, Anise
Wormwood, Powis Castle
Milkweed, Swamp, Ice Ballet
" Milkweed, Butterfly, Hello Yellow
Milkweed, Swamp,
Cinderella
Milkweed, Butterfly! Aster, Fragrant, Dream of
Beauty - Aster, Fragrant, October Skies
Aster, New England, Purple
Dome
Begonia, Hardy
Golden Star, Green & Gold
Clematis, Betty
Corning
Clematis, Duchess of Albany
Clematis, Freda
Clematis,
Gravetye Beauty
Clematis, Bush
Cactus, Pincushion
Violet, Alpine
Fir, Joint
Joe Pye Plant, Gateway
Sedge, Ice Dance
Grass,
Prairie Dropseed
Blazing Star, Large-headed
Flax, Lewisii
Bee Balm, Gardenview Scarlet<
Bee Balm, Jacob
Cline
Bee Balm, Prairie Gypsy
Bee Balm, Spotted
Primrose,
Missouri
Oregano, Ornamental
Phlox, Sword-leaf
Primula, Primose
Mix
Mint, Short-toothed
Mint, Virginia Mountain
Sage, Silver
Sedum, Murale
Sedum, Angelina
Sedum, Lidakense
Sedum, John Creech
Clover, Purple
Violet, Purple Hydrangea, Smooth, Lime Rickey " Hydrangea, Bigleaf,
Blarney Stone , Hydrangea, Bigleaf, Let's Dance Blue
Jangles
Hydrangea, Bigleaf, Paraplu
Hydrangea, Oakleaf, Gatsby's
Gal! Hydrangea, Oakleaf, Gatsby's Moon! Hydrangea, Oakleaf, Gatsby's
Star$ Hydrangea, Mountain, Tiny Tuff Stuff Hydrangea, Mountain, Tuff
Stuff
Hydrangea, Oakleaf, Munchkin" Hydrangea, Oakleaf, Ruby Slippers
Hydrangea, Mountain, TUTU! Holly, Winterberry, Berry Poppins Holly,
Winterberry, Mr. Poppins Holly, Winterberry, Berry Heavy" Holly,
Winterberry, Little Goblin
Euphorbia, Solid Gold! Black-Eyed Susan,
Little Goldstar
Iris, Japanese, Lion King
Butterfly Bush, Lo &
Behold
Foxglove, Dalmatian Purple ¾ Unusual, deer resistant perennial
with strong, tall stems topped with interesting white flowers for many
weeks. Forms a bushy clump of pinnate, aromatic leaves and star-shaped
seeds in fall." Clematis, Pitcher's Leather Flower
Corydalis, Fernleaved
Prairie Smoke Plant
Asimina triloba Allegheny®
Asimina
triloba 'Mango'
Asimina triloba 'NC-1'
Asimina triloba
'Overlease'# Asimina triloba 'Pennsylvania Gold'
Asimina triloba
'Prolific'
Asimina triloba Shenandoah®
Asimina triloba
'Sunflower'
Asimina triloba Susquehanna®
Asimina triloba
'Wells'
Carpinus caroliniana
Chionanthus virginicus
Fagus
grandifolia
Forestiera acuminata
Ostrya virginiana
Tilia
americana
Pawpaw, Allegheny
Pawpaw, Mango
Pawpaw, NC-1
Pawpaw, Overlease
Pawpaw. Pennsylvania Gold
Pawpaw,
Prolific
Pawpaw, Shenandoah
Pawpaw, Sunflower
Pawpaw, Susquehanna
Pawpaw, Wells
Hornbeam, American or Musclewood
Fringetree,
American
Beech, American
Swamp-Privet
Hophornbeam, Eastern or Ironwood
Basswood or American
LindenP A strikingly variegated Pink-flowering Dogwood; best planted in
afternoon shade.K A dwarf Red-flowering Dogwood, with great hardiness
and disease resistance.\ A gold-leaved selection of Missouri native
Pagoda Dogwood, sure to brighten up a shady nook.
morning sun to
shade
full sun to shade
afternoon shade
part to full sun
shade to
part sun
winter shader Huge, angelic white flowers in early spring; site where
it will not bloom to early and protected from morning sun.D A pink Yulan
magnolia with larger flowers with some frost resistanceC An exquisite
magnolia with pristine white, rose-like double flowersj A chartreuse
leaved cultivar of the shiny-leaved and little known orixa shrub -- it's
in the citrus familyE A weeping form of the papery-barked, creamflowered Peking tree lilacŠ The yellow-blotched, uniquely corrigated
foliage of this viburnum is a standout. Berries turn red in late summer
then ripen black by fallu Hard to find, Missouri native tree with edible
nuts and beautiful smooth gray bark, needs a moist, well-drained
site.• Small multi-trunked tree or large shrub. An ash relative with
little yellow flowers in early spring, female plants produce long blue
berries by early summer.ž One tough little tree completely
underutilized, with fruit that look like hops that hang into winter.
Iron-like wood resiliant to all our weather calamaties.• Hard to find
Missouri native with beautiful smooth gray fluted trunks (sometimes
called blue beech) and fine yellow, orange and red fall color.† An ash
and lilac relative with very showy fragrant, fleecy white flowers in late
spring. Female plants have olive-like fruit in fall.• Bee-lovers
delight as the early summer flowers are extremely nectar rich and make a
fine honey. A fine pyramidal tree for moist, well-drained soils.\ Like
a star magnolia on steroids, the showy double flowers are white with a
whisper of pink.C A very double-flowering magnolia with pink undertones;
aptly named!£ Named after the wife of famed iris hybridizer Paul Cook
(late friend of our Doc Henderson of iris fame), lovely white-flowering
magnolia with large sturdy flowers.J A new white/cream variegated
blackgum that turns pink and red in the fall!‹ A gorgeous new golden
foliaged full moon maple (named after its almost rounded leaves), turns
wild colors in the fall from scarlet to gold.z Possibly the best of the
white-striped "snake bark" maples for our climate, being more tolerant of
heat than most of them.b A beautiful selection of white striped, green
stemmed "snake bark" maple with good heat tolerance.
moist, welldrainedR A boxwood with creamy yellow margins around dark green centers
and good hardiness.
dwarf 3-4 ft.~ Bright lemony tips on cute foliage create a fresh,
cheery look and consistent round habit make it superior to other
cultivars.
intermediate 6-8 feet€ Classy arching sprays of golden,
fern-like foliage decorate this a miniature tree. Must have afternoon
shade or it will scorch.` Delicate foliage on this stunningu upright
"mini" tree make it look more fern-like than conifer.r A remarkable
little Hinoki selected by renowned Iseli Nursery as the cutest and best
of the 'Nana Gracilis' types.q This golden yellow selection has superior
features of vibrant new growth and more upright broad habit as it
ages.Š A stunningly unusual sculptural form set this vigorous and
durable cultivar from the rest of the Hinoki cypress. A great feature
specimen!q Clean, bright yellow fans of dense foliage decorate this
dependable Hinoki, leader sprig is often nicely nodding.
Hinoki
Cypress, Butterball- Hinoki Cypress, Fernspray Gold" Hinoki Cypress,
Compact Filicoides
Hinoki Cypress, Just Dandy* Hinoki Cypress, Nana
Lutea (little yellow)
Hinoki Cypress, Thoweil
Hinoki Cypress,
Verdoni
Sawara Cypress, Blue Moon
Sawara Cypress, Cumulus
Sawara
Cypress, Golden Mop! Sawara Cypress, Golden Pincushion
Sawara Cypress,
Fairy Puff
Sawara Cypress, Tsukumo
Atlantic Cedar, Top
Point
Cotoneaster, Tom Thumb
Cotoneaster, Thyme-leaved
Holly,
Jersey Jewel
Juniper, Shimpaku
Juniper, Compressa
Juniper, Gold
Cone
Juniper, Mother Lode
Juniper, Gold Strike
Spruce, Little Gem
Norway
Spruce, Echiniformis White
Spruce, Humpty Dumpty
Spruce,
Jean's Dilly
Spruce, Pixie
Pine, Mitsch Mini Mugo
Valley Cushion Mugo
Pine, Mops Mugo
Pine,
Willow, Boyd's
Yew, Dwarf Yellow
Arborvitae, Jantar
American- Arborvitae, Rheingold American
Cedar, Whipcord Western
Red
Hemlock, Abbott's Pygmy
Hemlock, Loowit Japaneseg Bright steel
blue foliage remains in a spherical moon form, a variety found only "once
in a blue moon."
miniature 1 foote Tufts of meedle-like juvenile
foliage give this rounded light blue selection a cloud-like appearance.
dwarf 4-6 ft.h This is perhaps the best of the golden threadleaf
cypresses, more compact, yellow and hardier than most.e A handsome bit
of contrasting golden color that grows slowly into a golden, uniquely
irregular mound.
dwarf 1-2 feetW A tiny blue-needled Sawara forming a little puff-ball
of foliage perfect for a rockery.„ Perfect for the smallest site, this
plant looks like a mossy rock! Occasionally sprouts feathery plumes
which add to its character.
dwarf 4-5 feets A superior compact selection of the Atlantic White
Cedar, with upright sprays of both needle and scale-lke foliage.
2 feet
tall by 3 feet wide€ Forms a dense, low mound covered with shiny leaves
that turn bright red in the fall, also has red berries that last into
winter.
3 feet\ This cotoneaster produces srpays of small arching
branches covered with red berries in fall.A A Japanese Holly that stays
dwarf with jewel-lke evergreen leaves 2 feet tall but wider than
tall\ An evergreen with character beloved by bonsai artists for its
flaky bark and irregular form.
dwarf columnar to 4 feet- An elegant
candle with silvery green foliage.c The bright yellow foliage of this
upright juniper illuminates any garden with its dependable
color.
prostrate spreading 3-4 feet‰ The mother lode of golden,
creeping ju< Ÿ nipers creating an evergreen carpet of foliage, lovey
when draping over rocks, walls or containers.# mounded to 1 foot, much
wider spreai A more mounded selection off 'Mother Lode' with vivid
yellow foliage that takes on coral tones in winterg A dwarf birds nest
off of the Bird's Nest spruce so a dwarf of a dwarf creating a tiny
tufted evergreen
dwarf 3 feet by 5 feet< A short, blue-needled spruce
that remains a compact cushion.H Short and plump, this aptly named
conifer forms a unique, squat pyramid.| An Iseli selection of the Dwarf
Alberta spruce with more compact nature, later growth and a slight twist
to the new needles.
dwarf 2-3 feetK A mini selection of Alberta Spruce that seldom grows
more than a foot tall.[ A Kerria with golden foliage to add to its
lovely yellow flowers and green stems in winter.
Dwarf 1-2 feetN Extremely slow growing and desne, it's a pine that
looks like a mound of moss!
Dwarf 3-5 feet (30 years!)J A genuinely
dwarf selection that grows into a dense dome without shearing.f A
spreading habit, this pine stays low and flat. Reddish new buds
complement the shrot green needles.
Arborvitae, Weedom (Oriental)
1-2
feetR A natural hybrid willow found in Scotland, creates a mound of
silvery gray leaves.r New foliage is brilliant yellow with oder foliage
dark green so it makes a dramatic splash of color in springtime.f An
exciting new brilliant yellow beacon -- a pyramidal, golden-needled form
of the American Arborvitaep This globe shaped evergreen is orange-yellow
in spring and summer but darkens to deep, coppery orange in winter.
dwarf 5-6 feetb Cousin It? Sheepdog? The unusual draping, cord-like
foliage makes this a standout in any garden.
dwarf 3-4 feeto A tight, congested bun of an evergreen discovered in
Fukishima predecture Japan well before the disaster there.H A dwarf
version of the Eastern Hemlock that forms a small rounded
mound.y Outstanding new magnolia with cream blooms tinted with spring
green and pink shades deepinging at the base of the flower.Ô New growth
on this maple apears pastel shades of light orange, pink and red which
contrasts nicely with the lime-green veins. Turns shades of green in
summer with bright hues of orange, pink and red in the fall!
8-12
feet. average to wet soil, very tolerant of flooding
average welldrainedt Finely dissected purple lleaves turn crimson red in the fall,
the branches cascade gracefully for year round effect.[ An upright
grower with lacy, bright green foliage that turns stunnin golden yellow
in fall.Ÿ Large bright florets! Flowers emerge lime-green and turn
glowing ivory white and then rosy pink. Sturdy stems hold up the
blossoms well through rain and wind.v A pawpaw with more seeds but fruit
flavor is sweet and rich with a hint of citrus, bears many fruit, each
around 8 oz.P A pawpaw with exceptionally large and delicious fruit with
a mango yellow flesh.P An early ripening pawpaw with with few seeds and
thin skin, from Ontario, CanadaC A variety from Indiana that bears
larger fruit than most varieties.] A medium to large pawpaw that is one
of our earliest to ripen with sweet and flavorful fruit.9 A heavy
bearing variety with large, early-ripening fruit.x Consistently ranked
as one foth best Peterson pawpaws with smooth textured fruit of sweet
fruity flavor and fewer seeds.D A selection from Kansas with excellent
hardiness and later ripening.G Produces large fruits with rich, sweet
flavor and firm, buttery textureT Large fruit on this variety can weigh
up to a pound, has a detectable banana flavor.
Amaranth, Elephant
Head
Edible, grain/green
Basil, Genovese red freddy
Basil, Lemon
Basil, Ararat
Basil, Lettuce Leaf
Basil, Cardinal
Basil, Corsican
Basil, Mammoth
Basil, Pesto Perpetua
Bean, Asian Winged
Bean,
Missouri Wonder" Bean, Thai Purple Podded Yard Long
Bean, Chinese Red
Noodle
Cucumber, Little Leaf H-19
Cucumber, Miniature
White
Gherkin, Mexican Sour
Eggplant, Aswad
Eggplant, Turkish
Orange
Gourd, Small Spoon
Amaranthus 'Elephant Head'
Ocimum
basilicum
Phaseolus vulgaris
Vigna unquiculata
Cucumus
sativus
Melothria scabra
Solanum melongena
Roselle, Thai
Red
Stevia
Parsley, Giant from Italy
Melon, Aranas D'amerique
Melon, African Horned
Pepper, Lemon Drop (hot)
Pepper, Fish Pepper
(hot)
Pepper, Poblano (hot)! Pepper, Criolla de Cocina (sweet)
Pepper, Chocolate Beauty (Sweet)- Pepper, Doux D'Espagne
(sweet)
Pepper, Orange Bell (sweet)
Spinach, New Zealand
Spinach,
Red Malabar
Summer Squash, Lemon
Pumpkin, Atlantic Giant
Pumpkin,
Seminole
Winter Squash, Butternut/Waltham
Sweet Potato,
O'henry
Sweet Potato, Longview
Tomato, Black Vernissage
Tomato,
Green Sausage
Tomato, Dad's Sunset
Tomato, Bali
Tomato, Omar's Lebanese
Tomato, True Black
Brandywine
Tomato, Amish Paste
Tomato, Bonny Best
Tomato, Tappy's
Heritage
Tomato, Martha Washington
Watermelon, Black
Mountain
Watermelon, Kolb's Gem- Watermelon, Little Baby
Flower
Tetragonia tetragonioides
Ipomoea batatas
Cucurbita
maxima
Capsicum annuum
Stevia rebaudiana
Lycopersicon lycopersicum
annual herb
vegetable
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greens
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Hibiscus sabdariffa
Cucurbita pepo
Petroselinum crispum
moschata
Citrullus lanatus
Cucumis metuliferus
Cucurbita
Basil, Boxwood
Basil, Genovese super sweet
Basil, Cinnamon
Basil,
Dark Opal
Psophocarpus tetragonolobus
Campsis 'Summer Jazz
Fire'" Campsis 'Summer Jazz Sunrise Gold' Campsis 'Summer Jazz
Tangerine'$ Hybrid Trumpetvine, Summer Jazz Fire) Hybrid Trumpetvine,
Summer Jazz Tangerine, Hybrid Trumpetvine, Summer Jazz Sunrise Gold
average soilŽ Half the size and vigor of wild trumpetvine, Summer Jazz
Series doesn't overdo it! "Dragon's breath" red blooms with intense
orange overtones.p Half the size and vigor of wild trumpetvine, Summer
Jazz Series doesn't overdo it! Shows off rare yellow blooms.ª Half the
size and vigor of wild trumpetvine, Summer Jazz Series doesn't overdo it!
Reblooming variety with sharp bicolor flowers (yellow throat), tangerine
orange petals.
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late summer and an excellent insectaries plant. Deadhead or you will
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specimen.
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a
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Kent Beauty Oregano
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full sun-part shade
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average to dry
a
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Turkish
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breaking up clay and bringing nutrients to the surface. The leaves are
also used as a fertilizer.
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groundcover.
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summer. Nows the thyme!
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drained
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foliage!
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full sun
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herb
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herb
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and leaves are edible.
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P
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herb
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sporadically.
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Golden Oregano
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average to dry, welldrained
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works well in the border or in the
sauce!
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herb
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carries the heavy scent and taste of sweet oregano. A great culinary
herb!
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summer. Treat as a perennial and cut back in May, unless you overwinter
last years trunks by insulation or
inside.
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above
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same as above
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