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AJUGA Chocolate Chip  
$7.25

Notes:  Slow spreading evergreen ground cover.  Small narrow chocolate colored leaves.  Good disease resistance.  Ferny foliage.
 

ASTILBE Fanal   $8.25

Notes:  Fertilize April & June.  Divide every three years.  Ferny foliage.

ASTILBE Peaches & Cream   $8.25

deer resistant	rabbit resistant	cut flower
Flower Color:	Pink and White	Light Exposure:	Partial shade to full shade.
Bloom Time:	Spring, mid to late	Soil Type:	Clay to normal
Mature Size:	2' high & 2' wide	Soil Moisture:	Average to moist
Plant Spacing:	2'	Zone:	4

Notes:  Fertilize April & June.  Divide every 3 years.

ASTILBE White Gloria   $8.25

deer resistant	rabbit resistant	cut flower
Flower Color:	White	Light Exposure:	Partial shade to full shade
Bloom Time:	Late spring, early summer	Soil Type:	Clay to normal
Mature Size:	2-3' high and wide	Soil Moisture:	Average to moist
Plant Spacing:	2'	Zone:	4

Notes:  Ferny bronze foliage with green highlights.

BERGINA Cordifolia
$8.50

Notes: Also called heart-leaved bergenia or pig squeak. Hardy & reliable evergreen. Leathery, glossy ,cabbage like foliage turns ruby red during winter. Divide spring or fall.

COREOPSIS Sweet Dreams $8.25

Notes:  Ferny foliage with flowers starting out creamy-white with a red eye, ageing to bright raspberry pink. Long blooming. Divide every 3 years.

COREOPSIS Tequila Sunrise $8.25

Notes:  Green & creamy white variegated foliage. Long blooming. Foliage takes on a pink tinge during cooler weather. Divide every 3 years.

COREOPSIS verticillata Moonbeam  $8.25

deer resistant	rabbit resistant	cut flower	attracts butterflies
Flower Color:	Yellow	Light Exposure:	Full Sun
Bloom Time:	Summer to Fall	Soil Type:	Clay to normal
Mature Size:	18" high and wide	Soil Moisture:	Average to moist
Plant Spacing:	18"	Zone:	3

Notes:  Perennial plant of the year in 1992.  Ferny foliage.  Drought tolerant.

ECHINACEA Purpurea (limited quantities)
$8.25 

Notes:  Perennial plant of the year in 1998.  Flower petals held flat rather then drooping like the species.  Drought tolerant.

EUPHORBIA myrsinities $10.00
(Limited quantities)

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Notes:  Trailing silvery/blue/green.  Whorled foliage.  Evergreen. Drought tolerant.  Self seeds itself.  Milky white sap is skin irritant.  Poisonous.  Do not ingest.

EUPHORBIA Polychroma
$7.50

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Notes:  Foliage turns red in fall. Trimming back hard in early summer keeps it bushy and compact. Plants milky sap is skin and eye irritant/toxic if eaten.  drought tolerant & looks good with spring flowering bulbs.

FERN Japanese Painted
$10.00

Notes:  Perennial plant of the year 2004.  Colorful fronds of grey-green blended with wine red.  Good ground cover. 

GAILLARDIA Arizona Sun $8.25

Notes:  Very long blooming. Drought tolerant once established. Will not tolerate wet feet, especially in the winter. Award winning. One of my favorites.

GAILLARDIA Fanfare
$8.25

Notes:  Unique new variety that is long blooming. Drought tolerant once established. Tubular petals that have a lacy appearance. Excellent cut flower.

GAILLARDIA Goblin
$8.25

Notes:  Long blooming. Drought tolerant. Divide in spring every 3 years. Will not tolerate wet feet, especially in the winter.

GERANIUM Johnsons Blue
$7.50

Notes:  Cut back after blooming to encourage new foliage.

Geranium, Sanguineum
$7.50

Notes:  Bronzy-red fall color.

HEMEROCALLIS Grape Velvet (limited quantities)
$10.00

Notes:  Divide spring or fall. 4" flowers. Drought tolerant.

HEMEROCALLIS Happy Returns  (limited quantities)
$9.25

Notes:  Edible flowers. Drought tolerant.  3" flowers.

HEMEROCALLIS Pardon Me
$8.25

Notes:  Edible flowers. Drought tolerant.  3" flowers.

HEMEROCALLIS Ruffled Apricot
$9.25

Notes:  7" blooms.  Very fragrant.

HEMEROCALLIS Strawberry Candy
$10.50

Notes:  Edible flowers.  Drought tolerant.  5" flowers.

HEMEROCALLIS Stella D'oro (limited quantities)
$8.25

3" flowers

HEUCHERA Plumb Pudding
$10.00

Notes:  Plum-purple leaves with a shimmering metallic finish. This is evergreen so do not trim foliage back in fall but do tidy up in spring. Divide ever 3 years. Flowers not particularly attractive.

HEUCHERA Prince of Silver $12.00

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Notes:  Silver sheered foliage with dark plum-purple veining.  Divide clumps in spring every 3-4 years.  Best grown in organically rich humus, medium wet, well drained soils.

HOSTA August Moon
$9.75

Notes:  Needs sun to bring out gold foliage color.  Large pale yellow corrugated leaves, with a puchered texture.

HOSTA Blue Cadet
$9.75

Notes:  Forms dense mounds of small bluish heart shapped leaves.

HOSTA Halcyon
$9.75

Notes:  Spear shaped thick ribbed blue leaves.  Excellent slug resistance.

HOSTA Love Pat
$12.25

Notes:  Very thick powdery blue leaves with a quilted texture.  Excellent slug resistance.

HOSTA Paul's Glory (limited quanities)
$11.25

Notes:  Bright yellow, to creamy white leaves with a wide blue/green margin.  Best with some sun.

Kniphofia Caulescens $18.00 (Limited quantities)

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Notes:  Does well in compost/enriched soils that are well drained.  Must have well drained soil for winter months.

LAMISTRUM Herman  Pride
$7.25

Notes:  Called yellow archangel. Good for dry shade areas. Non aggressive, well-behaved mound of attractive green and silver leaves. If plants become floppy, prune back hard in midsummer. Divide in spring or fall. Drought tolerant once established. Use as groundcover.

LAMIUM Beacon Silver
$7.25

Notes:  Silver leaves with a narrow green edge. Tolerant of dry shade once established. Stems root into the ground where they touch but can be easily moved in spring or fall. Trim back in late winter. Evergreen.

LAMIUM Maculatum White Nancy
$7.25

Notes:  Tough yet showy groundcover. Silver leaves with narrow green edges. Tolerant of dry shade once established. Stems will root into the ground where they touch but can be easily moved in spring or fall. Trim back in late winter. Evergreen.

LIATRIS Kobold
$8.25

Notes:  Drought tolerant. Tolerant of heat & humidity. Intolerant of wet soils in winter. Bottlebrush looking flower spikes open top to bottom. Belongs to the aster family. Rabbits may nibble on bulbous base. Good cut flower.

OENOTHERA Missouriensis
$9.50

Notes:  Needs a well drained soil.  4" flower.  Drought tolerant.  Has large tap root and will not transplant well.  Good for rock gardens.

PENSTEMON Husker's Red
$8.25

Notes:  perennial plant of the year 1996.  Striking, deep red foliage.  Color best in full sun.

PEROVSKIA Little Spire (limited quantities)
$8.25

Notes:  Silvery/green leaves.  Very drought tolerant.  Foliage should be cut back to 1' by spring.  Foliage often dies back to the soil, but it will re-sprout from the roots.

RUDBECKIA  Goldsturm
$8.25

Notes:  Drought resistant.  Perennial plant of the year 1999.

SALVIA  May Night
$8.25

Notes:  Drought tolerant.  Perennial plant of the year 1997.  Get leggy and flop in too much shade or overly rich, moist soils. 

SALVIA Purple Rain
$8.50

Notes:  A bushy mound of fuzzy olive-green leaves. Long bloomer if spent heads are removed regularly. If plants become floppy in summer clip back hard to rejuvenate foliage. Drought tolerant once established.

SALVIA Snow Hill
$8.25

Notes:  Excellent cut flower. Drought tolerant once established. Also tolerates heat and humidity. Cut back hard after blooming to rejuvenate the foliage. Divide in spring or fall.

SALVIA Viola Klose
$8.25
 

Notes:  Drought tolerant. Cut spent flowers/foliage back to extend bloom period. Good drainage important.

SEDUM Angelina
$9.25

Notes:  Drought tolerant evergreen groundcover. Likes poor dry soils. Forms trailing mats of succulent golden-yellow leaves. Good for on walls where it develops a beautiful cascading habit. Prune back at any time. Foliage may develop amber tones in the autumn and winter.

SEDUM Autumn Fire
$8.25

Notes:  Improved variety of Autumn Joy/taller habit and stronger, less floppy stems.  Plants begin to produce green broccoli like buds in mid summer, which gradually open into enormous dusty rose/flower heads, finally deepening to rich rusty red during Autumn.  Drought tolerant.

SEDUM Black Jack
$9.25

Notes:  Drought tolerant. A new selection introduced by Walters Gardens. Sturdy, self-supporting habit. Pinch or prune plants back by half in June to keep them shorter. Comes from 'Matrona'.

SEDUM Carl
$8.25

Notes:  Leaves have distinct gray green cast.  New selection of Autumn Joy Sedums.  Drought tolerant.

SEDUM Ellacombianum(Asiaticum)
$8.25

Notes:  Vibrant green leaves.  Good none/invasive ground cover.  Drought tolerant.

SEDUM Hispanicum Purple Form
$8.25

Notes:  Drought tolerant groundcover. Blue-grey foliage in summer then changing to deep blue and hues of purple in colder weather. Good for walkways, rock gardens and container plantings.

SEDUM Cauticola Lidakense
$8.25

Notes: Drought tolerant. Forms a low, non-spreading clump of rounded, blue-green leaves, flushed with purple. Good alpine plant for rock gardens.

SEDUM Purple Emperor  
$8.25  

Notes:  Purple/Black foliage.  Floppy in rich and moist sites.  Pinch growth back by half in June to reduce the height.  Drought tolerant.

SEDUM Rosy Glow
$8.25

Notes:  Drought tolerant. Blue-grey rounded leaves.  Non-spreading.

SEDUM spectabile Neon
$8.25

Notes:  Improved variety of Sedum brilliant.  Drought tolerant.

Sedum Stardust
$8.25

Notes:  Flowers open silver-pink over light green jade-plant-like foliage.

SEDUM spurium Red Carpet
$8.25

Notes:  Bronze foliage.  Fast growing ground cover. Shade tolerant and drought tolerant. 

SEDUM  Vera Jameson
$8.25

Notes:  Mahogany/Purple foliage.  Resents wet feet.  Drought tolerant.

SEMPERVIVUM Cobweb
$9.00

Notes: Drought tolerant evergreen. covered in fine, white threads which crisscross between the leaves' tips like a cobweb. Sempervivum is comprised of one large rosette called the "hen" which sprouts many smaller rosettes around it called "chicks". As the plants age the "hen" may die out and be replaced by the "chicks". Plants can be divided easily at any time by pulling up some of the "chicks" and replanting them elsewhere. Likes gritty soil and will grow well with 80% sand or more. Plant in stone walls and walkways. Slow grower. 
 

SEMPERVIVUM Red Beauty $9.00

Notes:  Does not tolerate winter wet.  Does best in full sun.  Spreads slowly to form a dense mat, gray/green foliage. Is tipped deep red. 

VERONICA Goodness Grows
$8.25

Notes:  Good drainage important in winter.  Grows best in full sun.  Very compact growth habit.

Veronica Icicles $8.25 (Limited quantities)

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VERONICA Red Fox
$8.25

Notes:  Compact green foliage.  Blooms five to six weeks.  Grows best in full sun.  Good drainage important in winter.  Prefers a moist, well drained soil.  Powdery mildew is sometimes a problem.

Veronica Royal Candles $8.25

Notes:  Shear lightly after blooming to encourage fresh foliage and repeat blooming.

VERONICA Sunny Border Blue
$8.25

Notes:  Perennial plant of the year 1993.  Crisp green crinkled foliage, prefers a moist, well drained soil.  Good drainage important in winter.  Grows best in full sun.

Yucca Baccata $15.00 (limited quantities)

Notes:  The stiff dark green leaves are very thick and substantial.  The huge, white bloom spikes peak up just above the top of the foliage.  Huge edible fruit resembling bananas ripen in late summer.  Fruit tassels somewhat like sweet potatoes when baked. 

YUCCA Color Guard
$20.00

Notes:  Drought tolerant. An evergreen with a rosette of leathery sword-shaped leaves that are grey-green in color with a buttery yellow center. Takes on coral tones in winter. Divide every 6 years, goggles and gloves are advised. May require minor pruning of individual leaves at base. Remove faded flower stems to the base after blooming.

YUCCA Glauca
$20.00

Notes:  Drought tolerant. Called soapweed yucca. An evergreen that forms a rosette of narrow sword-shaped leaves. Divide every 6 years, goggles and gloves are advised. Minor pruning of leaves. Remove faded flower stems to the base after blooming. North American wildflower.

Yucca Filamentosa $15.00 (Limited quantities)

Notes:  Sword like foliage radiates upward from a central crown.  Flower stalks rise six feet tall from the center of the plant.  Mature plants develop plantlets near the base that can be dug and replanted elsewhere.  Evergreen.  Drought tolerant.  Root tubers are edible, leaves can be woven as fibery and the flowers are delicious to eat.

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