FREE 2021 GARDEN GUIDE with Helpful Tips

FREE 2021 GARDEN GUIDE With Helpful Tips

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- 1 - Table of Contents

Item Page(s) Annuals, Packs 3-5 Annuals, Potted 6-7 Bulbs, Spring & Fall 2 Clematis 21 Ferns 14 Flower Seeds (Packaged) 5 Fruits and Vegetables 24-27 Grass Seed 23 Grasses 15 Groundcover 23 Growing Perennials 10 Hanging Baskets 6 Herbs, Annual and Perennial 8-9 Herb Seeds (Packaged) 7 Pepper Plants 27 Perennials, Packs 22 Perennials, Potted 10-22 Potatoes 25 Shrugbs 33 Seed, Bulk 30 Tomatoes 28-29 Trees, Fruit 32 Trees 34 Vegetable Seeds (Packaged) 31 Vines 21-22 Water Plants 9

Davidson Greenhouse carries a variety of bulk and bagged mulch in several colors, as well as driveway gravel, landscape rock, boulders and sand. From April through October, we carry shrubs and trees to make your landscape look it’s best. If we don’t have what you want in stock, talk to one of our employees about special ordering a tree or shrub.

Our construction services include landscaping, concrete work, hardscapes (outdoor kitchens, paver patios, etc.), waterscapes, and home remodeling projects. If you have an idea, our design expert Jill and our experienced, professional crew can make it a reality.

SPRING BULBS FALL PLANTS & BULBS Flowering Cabbage & Kale Mums & Asters Calla Lilly VARIOUS PRICES 4.5” $4.95 4.5” - $4.95 Cannas QUANTITY DISCOUNTS 6-8” $7.95 8-9”- $8.50 each Elephant Ear 3/$24.00 Gladiolus Bulbs Dahlia Allium, Crocus, Daffodil, Hyacinth, Tulip

- 2 - Annuals in Packs $2.50 Flats: 1 flat 2-9 flats Pricing Each Pack $18.00 $17.00 (4 plants per pack) (8-12 packs per flat depending on size of packs) Name Description Varieties/Colors Ageratum Ahoha Blue Superb garden performance 6-8” Blue Alyssum Wonderland White Compact, uniform growth habit White Wonderland Purple Compact, uniform growth habit. Bright coloring. Purple Begonia Olympia Series Compact, well-branched plants with green foliage, Mix, Rose Scarlet 6-8”, Sun/part shade Cocktail Series Compact, well-branched plants with bronze foliage, Rose, Scarlet, White 7-9”, Sun/part shade Celosia Cockscomb Type Tall Red Great cut or dried 24-36” Red Prestige Scarlet Unique spreading habit. 18-20” Bronze leaf, bright Scarlet bloom Plume Type Glorious Mix Good heat tolerance 10-12” Mix Fresh Look Red Rich green foliage covered with feathery flowers. 12-14” Cherry Red Fresh Look Gold Rich green foliage covered with feathery flowers. 12-14” Deep Golden Yellow New Look Bronze foliage 12-14” Deep Red Smart Look Red Dark bronze foliage, very well branched 15” Neon Red Cleome Queen Series 3-4’ Heat tolerant, bold landscape plant Cherry & Purple Coleus Wizard Mix Medium large colorful leaves on compact plants. Mixed Shade. 12-15” Cosmos Sonata Mix 22-24” free flowering, single 4” daisy-like blooms Mix (Lilac, Red shades, Pink, & White) Dahlia Harlequin Mix Semi-double, 12-14” Bi-colored Mix Rose, Violet, Yellow, Orange, Scarlet, White Dianthus Diana Series Large 2-2.5” blooms 8-10” tall Scarlet Picotee & White with Purple Telstar Mix 8-10” often Perennial, continuous bloomer Mix of Solid and Picotee Flowers Dusty Miller Silver Dust Most Popular 10-12” Broad Leaves Small Yellow Blooms Flowering Cabbage Osaka Mix Wavy-edged leaves on compact heads 8-10” Mix (Pink, Red, White) Flowering Kale Nagoya Mix Heavily fringed leaves on a uniform plant. 4-6” Mix (Red, Rose, & White) Gazania Big Kiss Yellow Extra-large blooms 8-10” tall Yellow/Red Flame Big Kiss Mix Extra-large blooms on compact plants, 8-10”, Sun Mixed Gomphrena Buddy Series Ball shaped, low maintenance, 10-12” tall Purple, Rose, White Helichrysum Bright Bikini Mix Dwarf strawflower with brightly colored blend of 2” Mix double flowers, 12”, Sun Hypoestes Pink Splash Pink polka-dot foliage 8-10” tall

- 3 - Annuals in Packs

$2.50 Flats: 1 flat 2-9 flats Pricing Each Pack $18.00 $17.00 (4 plants per pack) (8-12 packs per flat depending on size of packs) Name Description Varieties/Colors Impatiens Imara XDR Mix Downy mildew resistance 10-12” tall Mix Xtreme Series Compact habit with high quality flowers, 8-10” Lavender, Mix, Orange, Red, Rose Salmon, Violet, White Lisianthus ABC Series 36”-45” double flowers Blue Rim Lobelia Riviera Series Early flowering, bushy plant habit Assorted varieties Marigold African (Tall) Cracker Jack Mix Heirloom variety, 3-4” flowers, 36” tall. Mix Inca II Series Fully double blooms on compact plants. 12-14” tall Yellow, Orange Dwarf Bonanza Bee French Crested variety, 10-12” Mahogany with Yellow edge Bonanza Harmony French Crested variety, 10-12” Red / Orange Bonanza Yellow French Crested variety, 3” flowers, 10-12” tall Yellow Durango Bee French anemone type, large flowers, 12” tall Mahogany/ Yellow Durango Outback Mix Large Flowers- French anemone type 8-15” tall Mix of Solid Colors and Bi colors Durango Yellow French anemone type, large flowers, 12” tall Primrose Yellow Safari Bolero French Anemone type, 2-2 ½” blooms 10” tall Yellow with Red splashes Safari Yellow Fire 2 ½ in. blooms French Anemone, 8-10” tall Yellow/Red Nicotiana Perfume Series Highly scented blooms 20” tall Red, Mix Pansy Colossus Blotched Mix Compact plant with large 3.5-4” blooms, 4-5” tall Mix Delta Premium Early bloom heat tolerant. 3- 3 ½” blooms 4-5” tall Mix Blotched Mix Delta Premium Neon Early bloom heat tolerant. 3-3 ½ “blooms 4-5” tall Deep Violet w/ Neon Blue Face Violet Delta Premium Yellow Early bloom heat tolerant. 3 – 3 ½” blooms 4-5” tall Bright Yellow with Dark Blotch w/ Blotch Delta White w/ Blotch Early bloom, heat tolerant, 3 –3 ½” blooms 4-5” tall White w/ Dark Purple Blotch Petunia Assorted Varieties Varies from week to week, check back with us or Assorted Varieties request a specific color or variety Portulaca Sundial Series Large double flowers stay open longer than Mix other varieties. 4-5” tall Salvia Mojave Series Heat-tolerant plants with deep green foliage, 10-12”, Red Sun Victoria Blue Drought and heat-resistant 16-18” Deep Blue Vista Series Well-branched with deep green foliage, 10-12”, Sun Assorted Colors Snapdragon Rocket Mix Long flower spikes, vigorous growth, heat resistant. Mix of Bronze, Cherry, Gold, 30”-40” Lemon, and Orchid Snapshot Series Bushy, low-growing with full flower spikes, 6-10”, Sun Assorted Colors Snaptastic Mix Strong stems with good lateral branching, 14-16”, Sun Mix Verbena Imagination Spreads quickly to 20” bearing many flowers. 12” tall. Bright Purple Vinca Assorted Varieties Heat loving, sun loving, and drought tolerant, 10-14”. Assorted Colors - 4 - Annuals in Packs

$2.50 Flats: 1 flat 2-9 flats Pricing Each Pack $18.00 $17.00 (4 plants per pack) (8-12 packs per flat depending on size of packs) Name Description Varieties/Colors Viola Penny Denim Early flowering compact plants 5-7” Deep Blue wings with Light Jump-Up Blue face Sorbet Mix X P Excellent garden performance, good temperature tolerance, Mix compact growth habit. 5-7” Zinnia Dreamland 3 ¼” flowers on compact 9-12” plants Mix Profusion Series Hybrid variety with good disease resistance and vigor. 8-10” Cherry Red, double Mix State Fair Mix Tall Variety, giant blooms, up to 6” in diameter. Up to 3’ Mix height Zinnita Mix Open pollinated variety. Extra Dwarf, vigorous growth. 6-8” Mix

Regular sized flower seed packets in our display: African Daisy Cape Marigold Marigold Crackerjack Blend Snapdragon Tall Max Blend Alyssum Sweet Tiny Tim Marigold Favourite Blend Stock Column Blend Bachelor Button Blue Boy Marigold Naughty Marietta Strawflower Giant Swiss Blend Bachelor Button Tall Blend Marigold Red Metamorph Sunflower Dwf Elves Blend Org Black-Eyed Susan Milkweed Butterfly Flower Sunflower Dwarf Snapshot Black-Eyed Susan Vine Milkweed Common Sunflower Heirloom Beauties Org Broom Corn Amish Rainbow Org Milkweed Hello Yellow Sunflower Mammoth Grey Stripe Calendula Pacific Beauty Blend Milkweed Irresistible Blend Sunflower Mammoth Russian Org Castor Bean Impala Milkweed Narrowleaf Sunflower Moulin Rouge Hybrid Celosia Chief Red Flame Milkweed Showy Sunflower Shock O Lat Celosia Pampas Plume Blend Money Plant Honesty Sunflower Zohar Cleome Fountain Blend Moonflower Sweet Pea Perennial Blend Cosmos Double Click Blend Morning Glory Heavenly Blue Sweet Pea Perfume Delight Blend Craspedia Drumstick Flower Nasturtium Alaska Variegated Wheat Utrecht Blue org Forget-Me-Not Spring & Summer Nasturtium Fiesta Blend Zinnia Benary’s Giant Blend Four O-Clock Mare of Peru Nasturtium Jewel Blend Zinnia Cactus Flower Blend Grass Frosted Explosion Nasturtium Single Blend Zinnia California Giants Nicotiana Indian Peace Pipe Hollyhock Indian Spring Zinnia Cut and Come Again Hollyhock Outhouse Pansy Swiss Giants Blend Zinnia Envy Hyacinth Bean Ruby Moon Portulaca Double Blend Zinnia Fireball Blend Hyssop True Org Zinnia Giant Purple Impatiens Midnight Blend Hybrid Zinnia Peppermint Stick Lavender Munstead Linaria Fairy Bouquet Love Lies Bleeding

- 5 - Assorted Potted Annuals (4.5” Pots)

Pricing $4.95 Each 4 for $18.00 Ageratum - Bumble Blue Impatiens Angelonia- Angel Face: Blue, Perfectly Pink, Wedgewood Blue, SunPatiens – Compact. Coral Pink, Fire Red, White Purple, Rose Glow, Tropical Rose, White Argyranthemum – Golden Butterfly, White Butterfly Lantana – Bacopa (Sutera)- Epic White Bandana: Cherry Sunrise, Trailing Yellow Begonia – Asst. Reiger, Rex, Santa Cruz Sunset, Tuberous, Havana: Pink Sky, Sunshine Dragonwing, Hot-Blooded: Red Surefire Rose Lucious: Berry Blend, Citrus Blend, Royale Cosmo, Bidens – Bidy Boom Wildfire, Bidy Gonzales Big Royale Red Zone Caladium - Assorted Lobelia – Bella Mare, Hot Royal Blue Calibrachoa (Million Bells) – Morning Glory – Crimson Rambler, Grandpa Ott, Superbells- Blue, Black Current Punch, Cherry Red, Cherry Heavenly Blue, Mini Bar Rose, Moon Flower Star, Coralina, Coral Sun, Doublette Loveswept, Holy Nasturtium – Alaska Mix, Jewel Mix Moly, Lemon Slice, Pink, Rising Star, Tangerine Punch, Osteospermum – Margarita: Kardinal, Purple, Rioja Red, Tropical Sunrise, Yellow, Yellow Chiffon Sunset, White, Yellow Canna Osticade: Vintage Pink Cannova – Lemon, Orange Shades, Red Shades Pennisetum - Rubrum, Fireworks Cardinal Climber Petunia – Amore: Queen of Hearts Chrysanthemums – Chelsey Coral, Chelsey Pink, Chelsey Crazytunia: Black Mamba, Knight Rider, Moonstruck, White, Cheryl Regal Purple, Dawn, Golden Cheryl, Jolly Razzmatazz Red, Spicy Cheryl Orange, Wanda Red Durabloom: Royal Pink Coleus - Big Chief, Copper Glow, Dark Star, Defiance, Duck’s Easy Wave: Blue, Pink Passion, Red Velour, Violet, Food Tricolor, Fishnet Stockings, Freckles, Inky Fingers, White Jupiter, Kiwi Fern, Le Freak, Main Street Riverwalk, Potunia: Purple Halo Mocha Mint, New Orleans, Pineapple, Red Ruffles, Supertunia: Black Cherry, Bordeaux, Honey, Picasso Riverwalk, Sunset, Trailing, Watermelon in Purple, Priscilla, Royal Velvet Cuphea – Hummingbird’s Lunch, Vermillionaire Supertunia Mini Vista: Violet Star Dorotheanthus- Variegata Supertunia Vista: Bubblegum, Fuchsia, Paradise Duranta – Gold Edge Surprise: Sparkle Blue Euphorbia – Diamond Frost, Diamond Sweetunia: Fiona Flash, Johnny Flame Mountain, Diamond Snow Portulaca – Cupcake: Carrot, Grape Jelly, Yellow Geranium – Assorted Fancy, Ivy, Scented, and Zonal - Including Chrome, Strawberry Banana Citronella (Mosquito Plant) Colorblast: Lemon Twist, Mango Mojito Gerbera Daisy – Assorted Varieties Watermelon Punch Heliotrope – Fragrant Delight Scaevola – Whirlwind: Blue, Pink, Starlight, White Impatiens Thunbergia - (Black-Eyed Susan Vine)- Double: Asst Fiesta Susie Yellow with eye New Guinea–Magnum: Blue, Fire, Hot Pink Lavender Splash, Torenia – Summer Wave Bouquet, Deep Blue, Gold, Red Flame, Purple, Clear White, Wild Salmon White Verbena Lanai: Royal Purple w/eye, Twister Pink Superbena Royale: Chambray, Cherryburst, Peachy Keen, Romance Superbena: Red, Whiteout

- 6 - Miscellaneous Potted Annuals

Assorted Annuals Color Bowls & Pots Vine and Fillers 6” pots $8.50 or 3/$24.00 A colorful mix of flowering plants and $3.95 each, 4 /$14.00 Angel’s Trumpet, Begonia Surefire vines for your patio, deck, or porch - Asparagus Sprengeri Rose, Cassia Popcorn, Purple Available in: - Assorted Ivies Fountain Grass, Asst. Coleus Assorted Sizes, Shapes & Prices - Assorted Licorice Cordyline – Red Star - Creeping Jenny to Lysimachia - Dichondra Silver Falls Tropicals: Assorted Sizes - Lotus - Gardenia - Lysimachia Geraniums: Assorted Colors - Hibiscus 12” pot $24.00 or 2/$45.00 - Spike - Mandevillea - Assorted Sweet Potato Vine - Palms - Variegated Potato Vine - Vinca Vine Margaurite Daisies (Yellow or White) 10” Pot $10.95 or 2/$20.00

We have the following herb seeds in our Botantical Interests seed package display:

Basil Blend Viva La Dolce Vita Org Dill Tetra Basil Italian Genovese Organic Hyssop Basil Sweet Tai Org Parsley Giant of Italy Basil Lettuce Leaf Parsley Italian Dark Green Flat Organic Cat Grass Org Parsley Moss Curled Org Chives Common Organic Sage Broadleaf Org Cilantro / Coriander Org Stevia Candy Org

Herbs That Attract Butterflies Cooking with Herbs If you’re cutting back on your dietary salt, try using herbs as flavorings. Add most herbs about thirty minutes before the end of cooking time. Simmer them slowly Catmint with the food to release the flavor and retain the volatile oils. Dill  Dried herbs are more potent than fresh – one teaspoon dried equals one Lavender Oregano tablespoon fresh. Mint Parsley  Experiment with herbs! Try them in old recipes, taste new ones, combine herbs. Sweet Marjoram  Use moderation. Some herbs may be overpowering if too much is used. Familiarize yourself with the strongly flavored ones – sage, rosemary, thyme, and oregano.

Did you know? Dill is an important host plant for caterpillars of swallowtail butterflies. It’s also a must for pickling.

Many gardeners choose to plant annual flowers because they are relatively inexpensive. They are also easy to grow if planted correctly at the right site. Annuals also provide leeway for experimentation, since they last for only a single season. Annuals compliment perennials well, making them great to fill in empty spaces.

- 7 - Annual & Perennial Herbs

Zones Listed, Most of Indiana is Zone 5 - (A): Annual, (P): Perennial, (TP): Tender Perennial (light winters only). Availability will change week to week. If you need an herb we don’t have, we may be able to get it for you.

Pricing $3.50 Each 3 for $10.00 18 for $54.00 Name Description Basil Cinnamon Strong growth habit! Spicy cinnamon scent. (A) Lime Basil Wonderful lime-scented version of Lemon Basil (A) Magical Michael Ornamental, aromatic, and edible. Good in salads, pesto, garnish, and most dishes, which use other basils. (A) Purple Ruffles 18” Unique purple ruffled highly fragrant leaves. (A) Sweet Dani All American Selections Winner, 70-75% more essential oils than common lemon basil. Enhanced culinary value. (A) Sweet Italian Leaves used for flavoring tomato dishes. (A) Thai Siam Queen Spicy anise-licorice aroma & flavor (A) Catnip Favorite of cat lovers; also promotes good sleep (tea) and is used as a cold/fever remedy. (P) Zones 5-9 Chamomile (German) Apple scented flowers for soothing tea, potpourris and dried flower arrangements (A) Chives Onion chives, blooms can be used to add color and flavor to salads. (P) Zones 3-9 Cilantro Mexican or Chinese Parsley; essential for salsa & Chinese dishes. Use ground seeds to flavor Coriander pastries, sausages, curry powder, pickling. (A) Curry Plant Curry-scented foliage. Used to enhance fruit flavors in confections and perfumes. (TP) Zones 8-9 Dill Fernleaf Dwarf, 18” tall; provides extended cutting season; slow to seed. (A) Eucalyptus Source of essential oils used in perfumery & medicine. (TP) Zones 9-10 Fennel Bronze Bronze-red lacy foliage used in soups, salads, stews and oily fish. (P) Zones 5-11 Florence Produces a bulbous base of anise flavor and crisp texture. (P) Zones 6-11 Feverfew Used to ease occurrences and severity of migraine headaches. Also, as a relief from arthritis. (P) Zones 5-9 French Tarragon Used to flavor fish, cheese, eggs, almost any vegetable. Essential in Béarnaise Sauce and Eggs Benedict. (P) Zones 4-7 Horehound Used for weak stomach, lack of appetite, and persistent bronchitis Hyssop Oil used in perfumes; chopped leaves used on game meats & in salads, soups, & stews. Aids indigestion. (P) Zones 3-9 Lavender Munstead Deep lavender color. Use in borders and sachets. (P) Zones 4-9 Provence Blue Deep Blue shade and more refined fragrance (P) Zones 5-8 Lemon Balm Lemon scented foliage is used in teas, salads, and soups. (P) Zone 5-9 Lemongrass Lemon-scented grass used to flavor fish, soups, curries, sauces, and tea (TP) Zones 11+ Lemon Verbena Strongly aromatic, use as a substitute for lemon. (TP) Zones 8-10 Menthol Plant Strong Menthol scent (TP) Zones 11+ Mint Apple Light green rounded leaves make refreshing sorbet. (P) Zones 5-9 Banana From France, strong banana scent. (P) Zones 5-9 Chocolate Striking ‘Peppermint Patty’ Scent (P) Zones 4-9 Corsican Dense evergreen leaves are excellent for a rock garden. (TP) Zones 7-9 Kentucky Col. The best cooking mint, great for tea. (P) Zones 5-9 Spearmint Orange Treasured for its very special fragrance. Adds a hint of citrus to punches, teas, and potpourris. (P) Zones 4-9 Peppermint A refreshing alternative to regular coffee and tea. (P) Zones 5-9 Pineapple Variegated leaves with a pineapple fragrance when young. (TP) Zones 6-9

- 8 - Pricing $3.50 Each 3 for $10.00 18 for $54.00 Name Description Oregano Dittany of Crete Wooly-leaved relative Oregano with similar spicy scent and uses. Excellent for hanging baskets. (TP) 8-11 Greek True oregano gathered from the mountains of Greece. Excellent flavor. (P) Zones 5-11 Parsley crispum True oregano gathered from the mountains of Greece. Excellent flavor. (P) Zones 5-11 Green River Plain Italian Dark green, best type for flavoring. (A) Patchouli Definitive perfume of India and the orient. Sandalwood scent (TP) Zones 11+ Rosemary Evergreen leaves used for seasoning meats; blue flowers. Used throughout the Orient and India in perfumes, inks, and soaps. Reminiscent smell from the “hippie culture” of the late 60’s and early 70’s. (TP) Zones 8-11 Sage Bergarrten Large gray-blue leaves, robust low-growth habit. (P) Zones 5-8 Garden Sage The most common culinary variety. (P) Zones 5-9 Pineapple Leaves, when rubbed, emit a truly pineapple fragrance. (TP) Zones 6-9 Stevia Sugar substitute, 100x sweeter than sugar, but no calories. Use leaf powder in place of sugar in drinks, deserts, preserves, anywhere you would normally use sugar. (TP) Zones 11+ Thyme Broadleaf From tropical America, unlike other thymes, this has large fleshy leaves. A keynote flavor in Jamaican cuisine. (TP) Zone 11+ Broadleaf Var. Trailing with variegated green/cream foliage. Aromatic. (TP) Zone 11+ English 6” tall. Widely used seasoning and border herb. (P) Zones 4-9 Lemon Small creeping dark green leaves with excellent lemon flavor. (P) Zones 4-9 Vicks Plant Plant with scent similar to the popular cold remedy and can serve the same purpose!

Water Plants

Asst. Marginals (3.5” Pot) $7.50 each or 2/$14.00

Alternanthera ‘Raspberry Swirl’ (Joseph’s Coat) Lobelia (Cardinal Flower) Cyperus alternifolius (Dwarf Umbrella Grass) Oryza Sativa (Red Rice) Hemigraphis exotica (Purple Waffle) Pontederia cordata (Lavender Pink) Houttuynia Cordata (Chameleon) Rotala indica (Red Rotala) Iris Louisiana Black Gamecock (Louisiana Iris) Ruellia brittoniona ‘Chi Chi’ (Pink Bells) Juncus spiralis (Corkscrew Rush) Rumex sanguineus (Red Water Dock) Floaters and Oxygenators (bare root) $2.95 each 3/$7.50

Eichornia crassipes (Water Hyacinth) Pistia Stratoides (Water Lettuce) Ceratophyllum demersum (Hornwort)) Water Lilies $18.95 each 2/$36.00

Nymphaea Alaskan (White Water Lily) Nymphaea Joey Tomocik (Yellow Water Lily Nymphaea Attraction (Red Water Lily) Nymphaea Madame Wilfron Gonnere (Pink Water Lilly) Water Plants (8” Combo Pots) 3 different plants per pot $18.95 Assorted Varieties

- 9 - Growing Perennials

Annuals bloom often during the growing season, but perennials bloom only once or twice per season. Perennial shapes range from ground hugging and creeping like phlox to very tall like hollyhocks. Perennials can last many years while annuals usually only last one season. Perennials grow and multiply each year but can be kept in check by dividing the plant and replanting the division in another area of your garden. Most perennials prefer soils that are well drained and high in organic matter. Many varieties that can tolerate poor soil conditions will thrive in richer soil. Trimming dead flowers and damaged parts during the growing season helps to conserve the plant’s strength. This can extend the growing season of most perennials.

While perennials are still small, hand-weed or hoe lightly in-between your plants to prevent weeds from becoming established. As your perennials grow and spread, there will be fewer weeds. A mulch of bark, applied to bare soil, and spread in-between plants will also help prevent weed development and will conserve moisture.

After the first killing frost remove all dead foliage to reduce disease and prevent areas where insects can winterize. To protect perennials from the winter, cover your plants with a layer of leaves. Place evergreen branches over the leaves to prevent the leaves from blowing away, and to keep plants dry.

Perennial flower legend:

Note: Perennial availability will change regularly - check back with us often. You can request items not available and we will get them for you if possible.

Potted Perennials Botanical Name Common Height Bloom Time Color Name Achillea millefolium Yarrow 18-20”” Summer Velvety Red with Yellow ‘Strawberry Seduction’ Center ‘Sassy Summer Lemon’ Yarrow 28-32” Summer Sunny Yellow Aegopodium podagraria Snow on the 8-10” Early – Mid-Summer White ‘Variegatum’ Mountain Agastache ‘Pink Pop’ Anise Hyssop 12-18” Summer Pink Ajuga reptans Carpet Bugle 4-6” Spring Burgundy/Creamy/Green ‘Burgundy Glow’ (Bugleweed) Foliage with Blue Flowers Alcea rosea Hollyhock 6’ Mid-Summer Mix ‘Indian Spring’

Allium ‘Millenium’ Ornamental 15-20” Summer Rose Purple 2018 Perennial of the Year onion Anchusa Capensis Dwarf alkanet 12-14” Spring - Early Summer Rich Gentian Blue ‘Blue Angel’ - 10 - Aquilegia Songbird Columbine 18-24” Summer Yellow ‘Goldfinch’ Biedermeier Columbine 12-18” Late Spring – Early Mix Whites/Purples Summer ‘Winky Blue & White’ Columbine 18-24” Spring Blue/White, Purple/White, Red/White ‘Winky Purple & White’ Columbine 16-18” Spring – Early Summer Purple/White

Armeria maritima Sea Thrift 3-6” Spring Rosy Pink ‘Splendens Artemesia schmidtiana Wormwood 12” Mid-Summer Silver/Grey Leaves ‘Silver Mound’ Asclepias tuberosa Butterfly weed 8-10” Early - Mid Summer Orange 2017 Perennial of the Year Astilbe chinensis False Spirea 18” Mid-Summer Light Purple ‘Vision’ arendsii False Spirea 18” Early – Mid-Summer Dark Red ‘Fanal’ ‘Mighty Chocolate Cherry’ False Spirea 36-48” Late Spring – Early Red Summer Baptisia australis False Blue 3-4” Early Summer Indigo Blue Indigo Bellis

‘Galaxy Mix’ English Daisy 4-6” Mid-Spring - Early Red/Pink/White Summer Bergenia

‘Miss Piggy’ Pipsqueak 16-18” Mid-Spring Bright Pink Brunnera macrophylla Heartleaf 12-15” Spring Baby Blue ‘Jade Frost’ Brunnera Buddleia davidii Butterfly Bush Summer - Fall Dark Purple 6-9’ ‘Black Knight’ ‘Monarch Butterfly Bush Summer - Fall Bright Cerise Pink 3.5-4’ Prince Charming’ nanhoensis Butterfly Summer - Fall Violet Blue 3-4’ ‘Nanho Blue’ Bush davidii Butterfly 4-6’ Mid-Summer - Mid- Deep Pink ‘Pink Delight’ Bush Fall davidii Butterfly 4-6’ Mid-Summer - Fall Purple - Red ‘Royal Blue’ Bush Calamintha nepeta Calamint 12-18” Summer - Early Fall Lilac-White ‘Blue Cloud’ nepeta Calamint 12-18” Summer Lilac-White ‘Subsp. Nepeta’ 2021 Perennial of the Year

- 11 - Campanula ‘Persicifolia’ Peach 18-24” Early – Mid-Summer Violet-Blue leaved Bell Flower Centranthus ruber Red Valerian 18-36” Late Spring – Early Pale to Crimson Red Summer Cerastium tomentosum Snow in 6” Late Spring - Early White Summer Summer Ceratostigma plumbaginoides Plumbago 8” Late Summer – Mid- Brilliant Blue Fall Chelone lyonii Turtlehead 24-30” Summer Deep Pink ‘Hot Lips’ lyonii Turtlehead 12-16” Late Summer Dark Pink ‘Tiny Tortuga’ Convallaria majalis Lily-of-the- 6-12” April White Valley Coreopsis Rosea Tickseed 18-24” Summer Bubblegum Pink ‘American Dream’ verticillata Tickseed 8-12” Early-Summer - Early Deep Burgundy ‘Lil Bang Red Elf’ Fall verticillata Tickseed 8-12” Early-Summer - Early White with Burgundy ‘Lil Bang Starlight’ Fall verticillata Tickseed 12-18” Summer Lemon Yellow ‘Moonbeam’ grandiflora Tickseed 16-20” Early-Summer - Fall Yellow/Red ‘Sunfire’ Crocosmia ‘Lucifer’ Crocosmia 35-47” Mid-Summer – Early Red Fall Delosperma ‘Fire Spinner’ Hardy Ice 1-3” Late Spring - Early Orange/Hot Pink/ White Plant Summer cooperi Ice Plant 4-6” Late Spring-Fall Rose Pink/White/Yellow ‘Ruby’ ‘Hotcakes Saucy Strawberry’ Ice Plant 1-3” Spring-Fall Scarlet Red ‘Hotcakes Tangerine Tango’ Ice Plant 1-3” Spring-Fall Deep Orange/White ‘Jewel of Desert Peridot’ Ice Plant 4-6” Spring-Fall Yellow/White ‘Jewel of Desert Topaz’ Ice Plant 4-6” Spring-Fall Orange/White ‘WOW Hot Pink Wonder’ Ice Plant 4-5” Late-Spring - Early- Hot Pink/Yellow/White Summer Delphinium elatum Larkspur 2.5-3’ Early-Mid Summer Electric Blue ‘Dasante Blue’ elatum Magic 35-39” Early-Mid Summer Mix ‘Magic Fountain Dark Blue Fountains White Bee’ Delphinium grandiflora Larkspur 14-16” Early Summer - Early- Electric Blue ‘Diamond Blue’ Fall grandiflora Dwarf 10-12” Summer Sky Blue ‘Summer Blues’ Larkspur grandiflora Larkspur 10-12” Summer Midnight Blue ‘Summer Nights’ - 12 - Dianthus barbatus Sweet William 6” Late Spring-Early White, Pink, Red Blend ‘Indian Carpet Mix’ Summer ‘Beauties Kahori’ Border Pinks 6-8” Early-Late Summer Scarlet Pink with White eyes

‘Cherry Vanilla’ Garden Pinks 8-10” Early Summer-Early Double Deep Red/Light Fall Pink ‘Fruit Punch Black Cherry Frost’ Garden Pinks 8-10” Early Summer-Early Red Shades with White Fall Edges ‘Fruit Punch Raspberry Garden 8-10” Early Summer-Early Raspberry Pink with Ruffles’ Pinks Fall thin White Edges ‘Fruit Punch Classic Coral’ Pinks 8-10” Early Summer-Early Double Coral Pink Fall ‘Fruit Punch Spiked Punch’ Pinks 8-10” Early Summer-Early Double Fuchsia Fall Pink/Red ‘Fire Star’ Pinks 8” Late-Spring - Early- Fire Red Summer ‘Frosty Fire’ Pinks 4-6” Late-Spring - Early- Ruby Red Summer ‘Odessa Pierrot’ Hardy 10-12” Late-Spring - Early- Double Rich Carnation Fall Purple/White ‘Odessa Yellow Bling Bling’ Hardy 10-12” Mid-Spring - Late- Double Yellow Carnation Fall ‘Superstar’ Pinks 6-8” Mid-Spring - Early- White/Hot Pink/Cherry Fall Dicentra eximia Wild Bleeding 12-18” Spring - Fall Rose Pink Heart ‘Pink Diamonds’ Fern Leaf 12-16” Late-Spring - Early-Fall Light Pink/Dark Pink Bleeding Heart spectabilis Old Fashioned 24-36” Late Spring Pink Bleeding Heart spectabilis Bleeding Heart 27-34” Late Spring - Early White ‘Alba’ Summer spectabilis Bleeding Heart 30” Late-Spring Red/White ‘Valentine’ Digitalis mertonensis Foxglove 23-35” Late-Spring - Mid- Strawberry Rose ‘Summer King’ Summer purpurea Foxglove 35-47” Late-Spring - Mid- Rose-Pink ‘Candy Mountain’ Summer Doronicum ‘Little Loe’ Leopard’s 10-12” Mid-Spring - Early- Bright Yellow Bane Summer

Echinacea ‘Artisan Soft Orange’ Coneflower 16-28” Summer Dark-Light Orange Colorcoded Coneflower 26-28” Mid-Late Summer Bright Scarlet ‘Frankly Scarlet’ ‘Green Twister’ Coneflower 24-36” Mid-Summer-Early Fall Yellow Green/Lilac Pink ‘Lakota Fire’ Coneflower 16-18” Summer-Fall Red/Reddish Orange/Pinkish Red purpurea Coneflower 20-23” Mid-Summer – Early Light Green petals/deep ‘Green Jewel’ Fall Green Cone purpurea Purple 24” Summer-Fall Light to Golden Yellow ‘Prairie Splendor’ Coneflower

- 13 - ‘Sombrero Baja Burgundy’ Coneflower 18-20” Mid-Summer - Early Rich Burgundy Fall ‘Sombrero Granada Gold’ Coneflower 18-22” Early-Late Summer Golden Yellow ‘Sombrero Sangrita’ Coneflower 18-22” Early-Late Summer Orange to Red ‘Sombrero Summer Soltice’ Coneflower 18-20” Early-Late Summer Bright Yellow ‘Sombrero Tres Amigos’ Coneflower 18-20” Mid-Summer - Early- Peachy-Coral to Rose to Fall Burgundy ‘Sunseekers Magenta’ Coneflower 12-24” Early Summer-Early Bright Magenta Fall ‘Sunseekers Rainbow’ Coneflower 12-18” Early Summer-Early Raspberry Fall Pink/Orange/Yellow ‘Sunseekers Red’ Coneflower 12-24” Early Summer-Early Deep Red Fall ‘Sunseekers Salmon’ Coneflower 12-24” Early Summer-Early Salmon Pink Fall ‘Sunseekers Yellow’ Coneflower 12-24” Early Summer-Early Rich Yellow Fall purpurea Coneflower 18-24” Mid-Summer - Fall Deep Rose ‘Pow Wow Wild Berry’ purpurea Coneflower 36” Early Summer-Early Magenta-Red ‘Ruby Star’ Fall Euphorbia martinii Spurge 20” Late Spring Multi-Colored ‘Ascot Rainbow’

Ferns, Hardy Athyrium filix-femina Lady Fern 24-30” Light Green lacy fronds Athyrium niponicum Japanese Painted 12-18” Deep Green, Gray-Green, Silver fronds with Burgundy ‘Pictum’ Fern stems Dryopteris erythrosora Autumn Fern 18-24” New fronds are coppery ‘Autumn Fern’ Matteuccia Ostrich Fern 3-4” Medium Green struthiopteris Filipendula Vulgaris/hexapetala Blanket Flower 8-12” Early-Summer Creamy White Gaillardia aristata Blanket Flower 10-12” Early Summer-Early Fall Crimson Red ‘Arizona Red Shades’ aristata Blanket Flower 8-12” Early Summer- Early Fall Fiery Orange Red/ Yellow ‘Arizona Sun’ grandiflora Blanket Flower 12-18” Early Summer-Early Fall Yellow/Red ‘Goblin’ ‘Spintop Copper Sun’ Blanket Flower 8-12” Late-Spring - Fall Copper-Orange/Yellow grandiflora Blanket Flower 12-14” Early Summer-Early Fall Yellow/Red ‘Sunset Cutie’ Galium odoratum Sweet Woodruff 6-12” Spring White Gaura lindheimeri Wand Flower 18-24” Early Summer-Mid-Fall Deep Pink ‘Siskiyou Pink Geranium

Rozanne Cranesbill 18-24” Spring-Summer Violet Blue sanguinem Cranesbill 6-12” Late-Spring/Early-Summer Vivid Magenta ‘Vision Violet’ Geum quellyon Avens 24” Late-Spring/Summer Brick Red ‘Mrs.Bradshaw’ - 14 -

Grasses, Ornamental Calamagrostis Feather Reed 4-5’ Mid -Summer Cinnamon Blooms ‘Karl Foerster’ Grass Carex oshimensis Variegated 12” Late Spring – Creamy White/Dark Green foliage ‘EverColor Evergold’ Japanese Sedge Early Summer Oshimensis Variegated 12-14” Late-Spring/Summer Foliage Lime-Yellow Center/Deep ‘EverColor EverSheen’ Japanese Sedge Green Margins Festuca glauca Blue Fescue 8-10” Early- Mid Summer Soft Powdery Blue Foliage ‘Elijah Blue’ glauca Blue Fescue 12” Early- Mid Summer Foliage Silver Blue “boulder Blue” Hakonechloa macra Japanese Forest 14-16” Late Summer – Early Fall Gold/Dark Green Foliage ‘Aureola’ Grass 2009 Perennial of the Year Miscanthus sinensis Maiden Grass 6-7’ Fall Green/Silver veined foliage Reddish ‘Gracillimus’ Copper to White Plumes sinensis Maiden Grass 4-5’ Fall Red Bronze Plums with thin White ‘Morning Light’ margin sinensis Porcupine Grass 4-6’ Early Fall Yellowish-White Bands on Foliage ‘Srictus’ Panicum virgatum Switch Grass 2-3’ Late Summer Red Foliage through ‘Cheyenne Sky’ Summer/Burgundy Seed Heads virgatum Switch Grass 3’ Late Summer Foliage tunes red in the summer/ ‘Shenandoah’ Has burgundy seed heads Pennisetum alopecuroides Dwarf Fountain 24” Late Summer Cream Plume ‘Hameln’ Grass alopecuroides Mini Fountain 16-20” Late Summer Small Bottle Bush Plumes ‘Little Bunny’ Grass

Gypsophila paniculata Baby’s Breath 12-18” Early-Spring/Fall White ‘Festival Star’ paniculata Baby’s Breath 30-36” Summer Double White ‘Snowflake’ Hedra Helix English Ivy 6-9” Fall Foliage glossy evergreen. Bloom greenish white Heliopsis helianthoides False Sunflower 24-36” Mid-Late Summer Bright Golden-Yellow ‘Tuscan Sun’ Helleborus ‘Honeymoon Romantic Lenten Rose 18-24” Early-Mid Spring White with red Sunset’’ ‘Honeymoon Tropical Lenten Rose 18-24” Early-Mid Spring Creamy yellow with burgundy red Sunset’’ Hemerocallis ‘Hungry Eyes” Daylilly 22” Mid-Late Summer mauve rose with orange tint, wine red eye and matching picotee edge. ‘Purple D’Oro’ Daylilly 18’ Summer Reddish-Purple ‘Ruby Stella’ Daylilly 18” Summer-Fall Ruby Red with Yellow throat ‘Star of the North’ Daylily 34” Mid-Late Summer Pale yellow with wine purple eye ‘Stella D’Oro’ Daylily 12” Summer Yellow ‘Stella Supreme’ Daylily 12-18” Late-Spring - Summer Lemon Yellow - 15 - Heuchera villosa Coral Bells 12-18” Mid-Summer Apricot to Carmel Foliage/Pinkish- ‘Carmel’ White blooms ‘Dolce Cherry Truffles’ Coral Bells 8-10” Mid-Summer Pink shades ‘Dolce Wildberry’ Coral Bells 10-14” Mid-Summer White ‘Fire Alarm’ Coral Bells 8-10” Early-Mid Summer Foliage red to orange, blooms white ‘Fire Chief’ Coral Bells 9” Late Spring-Summer Wine Red foliage with Pink and White Flowers ‘Lime Marmalade’ Coral Bells 10-16” Late-Spring - Early- Foliage lime to chartreuse, blooms Summer ton-brown ‘Plum Pudding’ Coral Bells 8” Early Summer White Flower Plum Purple Foliage ‘Primo Peachberry Ice’ Coral Bells 8-10” Mid-Summer Foliage Apricot-Orange/Silver Cream blooms ‘Primo Wile Rose’ Coral Bells 8-10” Mid-Summer Foliage bright rosy purple, blooms burgundy-rose ‘Timeless Berry’ Coral Bells 8-10” Early-Summer-Mid-Fall Light pink to rose red sanquinea Coral Bells 8” Late Spring Scarlet Red ‘Firefly’ Hosta ‘Barbara Ann’ Hosta 18-20” Mid-Summer Foliage blue-green with creamy margin, bloom near white ‘Blue Angel’ Hosta 32” Mid-Summer Foliage powdery blue, bloom white ‘Blue Mouse Ears’ Hosta 8” Mid-Summer Foliage blue-green, bloom lilac ‘Brim Cup’ Hosta 12-14” Early-Mid Summer Foliage deep-green with white margin, bloom pale lavender ‘Dancing Darling’ Hosta 15-20” Summer Foliage yellow-gold with green margin, bloom lilac ‘Dream Queen’ Hosta 14-18” Mid-Late Summer Foliage blue-green with creamy white center, bloom lavender ‘Loyalist’ Hosta 18” Mid-Summer Foliage deep-green with white center, bloom pale lavender ‘Mini Skirt’ Hosta 4-5” Early-Mid-Summer Blue/Deep Green/White Foliage with Mauve/Lilac Blooms ‘Patriot’ Hosta 12-18” Mid-Summer Foliage with deep green centers & irregular white borders. Lavender blooms. ‘Rainbows End’ Hosta 11” Late-Summer Foliage bright yellow with dark- 2021 Hosta of the Year green margin, bloom dark lavender ‘Shadowland Autumn Frost’ Hosta 12” Mid-Late Summer Foliage frosty blue with yellow margin, bloom light lavender ‘Shadowland Etched Hosta 18” Early-Mid Summer Foliage deep-green with yellow Glass’ center, bloom near white (fragrant) ‘Shadowland Waterslide’ Hosta 14” Mid-Summer Foliage wany blue, bloom lavender ‘Shadowland Wu-La-La’ Hosta 3’ – 4’ Early-Mid Summer Foliage blue-green with apple green margin, bloom violet ‘Spartacus’ Hosta 17” Early-Mid Summer Foliage green with rippled yellow margin, bloom pale lavender ‘Sum $ Substance’ Hosta 3’ Mid-Late Summer Foliage light green to chartreuse, bloom pale lavender Iris pallida Variegated Iris 24” Late Spring - Early Summer Foliage Green/White ‘Albo-variegata’ Bloom Fragrant Lavender Blue pallida Variegated Iris 21-23” Early-Summer Foliage Green Yellow/Green, ‘Aureo-variegated’ Blooms Lavender Blue sibirica Siberian Iris Early Summer Dark Purple ‘Caesar’s Brother’ germanica Bearded Iris 24-40” Late Spring – Early Asst. Colors Summer

- 16 - Kniphofia ‘Pyromania Backdraft’ Red Hot Poker 2.5’-3’ Early-Late Summer Reddish Orange to Peachy Yellow ‘Pyromania Rocket’s Red Red Hot Poker 2.5’-3’ Early-Late Summer Warm Red to Creamy Peach Glare’ Lamium maculatum Dead Nettle 6-8” Spring Deep Purple Blooms with ‘Purple Dragon’ Silver/Green Foliage Lamiastrum galeobdelon Yellow 4-6” Late-Spring Foliage Silver Speckled Green; ‘Herman’s Pride’ Archangel Bloom Yellow Lathyrus Latifolius Sweet Pea 48-72” Summer Mix of Red, Rose, Lavender, White Lavandula angustifolio Lavender 10-12” Early-Late Summer Deep Violet Blue ‘Ellagance Purple’ angustifolio Lavender 16” Mid-Summer-Early Fall Deep Violet Purple ‘Hidcote Blue’ angustifolia Lavender 12-18” Early-Late Summer Light Lavender Blue ‘Munsted’ angustifolia Lavender 12-18” Early-Late Summer Rich Violet Purple ‘Sweet Romance’ intermedia Lavender 24-36” Early-Late Summer Light lavender ‘Provence’ Leucanthemum superbum Shasta Daisy 15-18” Early-Late Summer Lemon Yellow with Creamy White ‘Banana Cream’ superbum Shasta Daisy 36-42” Early Summer-Late White/Yellow Center ‘Becky’ Summer ‘Daisy May’ Shasta Daisy 12-24” Early-Late Summer Pure White with Gold Center ‘Madonna’ Shasta Daisy 8-12” Mid-Summer-Early Fall White with Yellow Center superbum Shasta Daisy 12-15” Summer Pure White with Yellow Center ‘Snowcap’ superbum Shasta Daisy 8-10” Early - Late Summer White with Yellow Center ‘Snow Lady’ superbum Shasta Daisy 15” Early-Mid Summer White w/ Gold Center ‘Whoops-a-Daisy’ Lewisia longipetala Lewisia 6-8” Late Spring-Early Summer Raspberry-Red ‘Little Raspberry’ Liatris spicata Gayfeather, 18-30” Early-Mid Summer Bright Rosy Lavender ‘Kobold’ Blazing Star Lily ‘Stargazer’ Oriental Lily 36” Summer Pink/Red/White asiatic Asiatic Lily 12-14” Late Spring – Early Rich Yellow with Black Freckles ‘Tiny Bee’ Summer asiatic Asiatic Lily 12-16” Summer Rose Red with White Center ‘Tiny Diamond’ asiatic Asiatic Lily 14-16” Late Spring – Early Deep Raspberry Red ‘Tiny Ghost’ Summer asiatic Asiatic Lily 14-16” Summer Dark Burgundy Center with Red ‘Tiny Ink’ Tips asiatic Asiatic Lily 24” Late Spring-Summer Orange Red ‘Tiny Matrix’ asiatic Asiatic Lily 10-12” Late Spring – Early Golden Orange ‘Tiny Skyline’ Summer Liriope muscari Lily Turf 8-10” Late Summer Lilac Purple ‘Big Blue’ - 17 - muscari Lily Turf 10-12” Late Summer/Fall Foliage Green/Cream, Blooms ‘Cariegata’ Violet Blue Lobelia speciosa Cardinal Flower 22-28” Mid-Summer/Early-Fall Bronze foliage, Cardinal Red Bloom ‘Starship Scarlet Bronze Leaf’ Lupinus ‘Gallery Mix’ Lupine 15-18” Late Spring-Summer Mix ‘West County Manhattan Lupine 29-35” Early-Late Summer Grape Purple/Soft Yellow Lights’ Lychnis Chalcedonic Maltese Cross 12-18” Early-Late Summer Scarlet Orange Monarda didyma Bee Balm 20” Summer Cherry Red ‘Cherry Pops’ didyma Bee Balm 10-12” Mid-Late Summer Purple ‘Balmy Purple’ didyma Bee Balm 4’ Summer Deep Red ‘Jacob Cline’ ‘Fireball’ Bee Balm/Wild 12-18” Summer Ruby Red Bergamot ‘Raspberry Wine’ Bee Balm 35-47” Mid-Summer - Early Fall Deep Wine Red ‘Sugar Buzz Bubblegum Bee Balm 24” Mid-Summer Hot pink Blast’ Nepeta ‘Cat’s Pajamas’ Catmint 12-14” Early Summer-Early Fall Blue faassenii Cat Mint 17-20” Early Summer-Early Fall ‘Cat’s Meow’ faassenii Catmint 18-24” Early-Mid-Summer Lavender Blue ‘Walker’s Low’ Oenothera missouriensis Evening 9-12” Summer Canary Yellow Primrose berlandieri Evening 10-12” Late Spring – Fall Light Pink ‘Siskiyou’ Primrose fruticose Sundrop 12-18” Early-Mid Summer Yellow ‘’Youngii-lapsley Origanum rotundifolium Ornamental 4-6” Early Summer-Early Fall Shrimp Pink/Green/Cream ‘Kent Beauty’ Oregano Paeonia ‘Festiva Crousse’ Garden Peony 36” Late Spring – Early Crimson Red Summer ‘Sorbet’ Garden Peony 30-36” Late Spring – Early Soft Pink/White Summer Assorted Garden Peony 30-40” Late Spring – Early Red, Pink and White Summer Papaver nudicaule Iceland Poppy 15” Early-Late Summer Orange and Yellow ‘Champagne Bubbles’ orientalis Oriental Poppy 18-36” Late Spring-Early Summer Bright Orange and Red ‘Allegro’ orientalis Oriental Poppy 36” Late Spring-Early Summer Orange Scarlet with Black Eye ‘Brilliant’ orientalis Oriental Poppy 2-4’ Early Summer Double Blood Red ‘Crimson Peony’ orientalis Oriental Poppy 36” Late Spring-Early Summer Orange Scarlet with Black Eye ‘Brilliant’ - 18 - orientalis Oriental Poppy 24-28” Late Spring-Early Summer Pink, Salmon, Scarlet, White ‘Pizzicato’ rupifragum Spanish Poppy 12-18” Late Spring-Early Summer Double Tangerine ‘Double Tangerine Gem’ Penstemon Mexicali Beard Tongue 36-40” Early-Mid Summer Rich Lavender – Purple with White ‘Midnight Masquerade’ Mexicali Beard Tongue 15” Summer Bright Red ‘Red Rocks’

Perovskia atriplicifolia Russian Sage 36-48” Summer and Fall Lavender-Blue atriplicifolia Russian Sage 28-32” Mid-Summer – Early Fall Sky Blue ‘Denim N Lace’ atriplicifolia Russian Sage 32-36” Summer Rich Lavender Purple ‘Sage Advice’ Phlox paniculata Garden Phlox 14-18” Late-Spring – Late- Vibrant Pink ‘Ka-Pow Pink’ Summer paniculata Garden Phlox 24-30” Mid-Late Summer Fragrant Fuchsia Purple/White ‘Laura’ paniculata Garden Phlox 28-32” Mid-Late Summer Light Pink with Dark Pink Eye ‘Luminary Opalescence’ paniculata Garden Phlox 32-36” Mid-Late Summer Dark Magenta Violet ‘Luminary Ultraviolet paniculata Garden Phlox 3-4’ Mid-Late Summer Velvety Magenta ‘Nicky’ paniculata Garden Phlox 18-24” Early-Late Summer Cherry Rose ‘Peacock Cherry Red’ stolonifera Woodland Phlox 4-6” Mid Spring Fragrant Purple Blue ‘Sherwood Purple’ subulata Creeping Phlox 3-4” Late Spring Rose-Pink/White ‘Candy Stripe’ subulata Creeping Phlox 2-6” Late Spring Lavender-Blue ‘Emerald Blue’ subulata Creeping Phlox 2-6” Late Spring Pink ‘Emerald Pink subulata Creeping Phlox 4-6” Late Spring Purple with Deep Violet Eye ‘Purple Beauty’ subulata Creeping Phlox 12-18” Mid-Late Spring Red ‘Red Wings’ subulata Creeping Phlox 4-6” Late Spring Scarlet Red ‘Scarlet Flame’ hybrid Creeping Phlox 4-8” Mid-Late Spring Baby Pink ‘Spring Bling Pink Sparkles’ hybrid Creeping Phlox 4-8” Mid-Late Summer Rose Pink ‘Sping Bling Rose Quartz’ hybrid Creeping Phlox 4-8” Mid-Late Spring Reddish Pink ‘Spring Bling Ruby Riot’ Platycodon grandiflorum Balloon 6-8” Mid-Summer Blue ‘Sentimental Blue’ Flower Polemonium boreale Jacob’s Ladder 18-20” Early Summer Blue - 19 - ‘Heavenly Habit’ Polygonatum odoratum Solomon’s Seal 18-24” Late Spring Foliage Green/White, Bloom White ‘Variegatum’ Primula polyantha Primrose 7” Early-Mid-Spring Red, Blue, Rose, Yellow ‘Crescendo Mix’

Pulmonaria ‘Raspberry Splash’ Lungwort 10-12” Early-Late Spring Foliage Silver spotted narrow leaves, blooms Deep Raspberry Pink Rosa chinensis Miniature Rose Summer Yellow, Red and Bicolor Miniature Rose Rudbeckia fulgida Black-Eyed Susan 24-30” Summer Gold, Black ‘Goldsturm’ ‘Glitters Lilce Gold’ Black-Eyed Susan 24-36” Summer – Fall Gold with Dark Center hirta Gloriosa Daisy 18-24” Summer – Early-Fall Deep Burgundy with Dark Center ‘Cherry Brandy’ hirta Gloriosa Daisy 18-24” Summer – Early-Fall Yellow, Orange, Red ‘Chim Chiminee’ Salvia nemorosa Meadow Sage 24-30” Early Summer Bright Violet Blue ‘Caradonna’ ‘Color Spires Indiglo Meadow Sage 20-22” Late-Spring – Early-Summer Indigo Blue Girl ‘Color Spires Violet Meadow Sage 20-24” Late-Spring – Early-Summer Vivid Violet Blue Riot’ nemorosa Meadow Sage 18-24” Early-Mid-Summer Violet Purple ‘East Friesland’ nemorosa Meadow Sage 18” Early-Mid Summer Deep Violet Purple ‘May Night’ pratensis Salvia 20-22” Late Spring – Summer Dark Indigo Blue ‘Fashionista Evening Attire’ Saponaria ocymoides Soapwort 8” Early-Summer Bright Pink Sedum ‘Autumn Joy’ Autumn Stonecrop 18” Late Summer-Fall Dusty Salmon- Red ‘Rock N Grow Pride Stonecrop 10-12” Late-Summer – Early-Fall Dark Pink & Joy’ ‘Rock N Grow Stonecrop 10-12” Late-Summer – Early-Fall Rosy Pink Superstar’ ‘Sunsparkler Stonecrop 2-3” No Blooms Foliage Golden Yellow Angelina's Teacup’ ‘Sunsparkler Dream Stonecrop 12-14” Late Summer Foliage Purple/Pink, Bloom Dazzler’ Magenta Pink ‘Sunsparkler Stonecrop 12-18” Late-Summer – Early-Fall Foliage Cherry Red/Pink, Bloom Wildfire’ Rose Pink ‘Touchdown Teak’ Stonecrop 15” Summer Foliage Purple-Brown, Bloom Rose Red cauticola Stonecrop 4-8” Late Summer Foliage Blue-Gray, Blooms Rich ‘Coca Cola’ Pink hispanicum Stonecrop 1-2” Late Summer Foliage Deep Blue/Purple, Bloom ‘Purple Form’ Whitish Pink rapestre Stonecrop 3-6” Mid-Summer Foliage Chartreuse Yellow, Bloom ‘Angelina’ Yellow spurium Stonecrop 6” Early – Late Summer Foliage Red, Blooms Rose Pink - 20 - ‘VooDoo’

Sempervivum ‘Chick Charm Gold Hen & Chicks 2-3” Foliage Gold/Green/Red Nugget’ ‘Feldmaier’ Hen & Chicks 4-6” Foliage Green/Grey/Red ‘Hart’ Hen & Chicks 4-6” Foliage Silver/Light Pink ‘Kimono’ Hen & Chicks 4-6” Foliage Green with Purple Tips ‘Pilioseum’ Hen & Chicks 3-4” Foliage Grey-Green Sisyrinchium angustifolium Blue-Eyed Grass 10” Late Spring- Early Summer Purple Blue ‘Lucerne’ Stachys ‘Fuzzy Wuzzy’ Lamb’s Ear 12-18” Early-Mid Summer Deep Pink/Purple Stachys ‘Peachie’s Pick’ Stokes Aster 18” Mid-Summer – Early Fall Lavender Blue Tanacetum coccineum Painted Daisy 18-24” Early – Mid-Summer Dark Crimson ‘Robinson Dark Crimson’ Tiarella ‘Cutting Edge’ Foam Flower 8-10” Early Spring Foliage Green/Dark Burgundy, Bloom Creamy White Tricyrtis formosana Toad Lily 18-23” Early-Late Fall Foliage Grey Green/creamy White ‘Gilt Edge’ bloom Lavender Pink with Rose-Purple spots Verbascum phoeniceum 15-18” Late Spring – Late Summer Grape Purple Showy Mullen ‘Temptress Purple’ Verbena bonariensis 2-4’ Summer-Early Fall Rose-Violet Tall Verbena ‘Lollipop’ Veronica ‘Magic Show Wizard Speedwell 14-16” Early – Mid Summer Violet Blue of Ahhs’ ‘Royal Rembrandt’ Speedwell 18-20” Mid-Summer – Early Fall Violet Purple spicata Speedwell 15” Mid – Late Summer Deep Royal Blue ‘Royal Candles’ Vinca Minor Creeping Myrtle 4-6” Spring Violet ‘Bowles’ Vines Clelastrus scandens ‘Indian Mix’ American Bittersweet 20’ Spring Orange berries in fall Clematis

‘Dr. Ruppel’ Clematis 6-10’ May-June and August-Sept. Deep Rose with carmine bar ‘Ernest Markham’ Clematis 12-15’ Summer Red with Gold Antlers ‘Jackmanii’ Clematis 8-12’ June-Oct. Solid Deep Purple ‘Rouge Cardinal’ Clematis 6-8’ Summer Red ‘The President’ Clematis 8-10’ May-September Purple Blue terniflora Clematis 10-30’ Sept.- Oct. Fragrant Small White ‘Sweet Autumn’ - 21 -

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Pricing $3.50 Pack Flats: 1 2-9 10+ (4 plants per pack) (8 packs per flat) $24.00 $22.00 $16.00 Botanical Name Common Name Height Bloom Time Color Alcea Hollyhock 6’ Mid-Summer Mix of Colors ‘Indian Spring’ Asclepsia tuberosa Butterfly Weed 24” Early-Late Summer Tangerine Orange

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Pricing $2.50 Pack Flats: $18.00 (3-4 plants/ pack) 2 or More 4” Pot $2.95 Flats: $17.00 each Name Description Maturity Asparagus 10 Roots per 2-gallon pot, $12.95, 2 for $24.00 Jersey Knight All male spears. Delicious large spears are ready earlier than other varieties Blackberry $12.95, 2 for $24.00 Apache Thornless, black, large, glossy Triple Crown Thornless, large glossy black fruits Blueberry $12.95, 2 for $24.00 Blue Ray Early to mid-season, large firm fruit good for pies and jams. Blue Crop Early to mid-season, large fruit with small scar Duke Very early, medium sized fruit Elliott Late season, medium light blue fruit Legacy Late season, medium-large, sweet, low acid fruit Broccoli Green Magic Hybrid Medium to large, semi domed heads 65-75 days Packman A compact, dense head with side shoots. 56 days Brussels Sprouts Jade Cross E F-1 Improved variety. Larger sprouts set closer together and easy to remove. 90 days Cabbage Early Jersey Pointed, firm, 4 lb. heads. 64 days Wakefield Flat Dutch Late Very large, flat heads. 100 days Golden Acre Tasty, green, round, 3lb heads, early. 63 days Ruby Perfection F1 Round 7”, deep red, 3-4 lb. heads 80 days Stonehead Grey-green, nearly round 5” heads weighing 2-2.5lbs. Very solid. 50 days Tropic Giant Huge 10-12 flat, mid-green heads, heat tolerant 80 days Cantaloupe Ambrosia Heavy net, salmon sweet flesh; 4lbs 86 days Cauliflower Graffiti Heads are deep purple when grown in full sun; 7” heads 90 days Snow Crown 8” heads weigh approximately 2lbs and are pure white. 50 days Celery 82 days Golden Compact yellow, 7” stalks. 70 days Self-Branching Cucumber Homemade Pickles Bush type plant, 5-6” fruit 53 days Marketmore 76 Slicing type, dark green. 9” 66 days Spacemaster Bush plant; slender dark green. 7-8” 60 days Straight Eight 8” fruit, good slicer 58 days Tasty Green Hybrid Burpless, slim 10” x 2” dark Green fruits 70 days Eggplant Black Beauty Purple-black egg-shaped fruit 80 days Millionaire F1 12” long slender fruit, 2” in diameter 55 days Garlic California Softneck Jumbo Available in 4 pak in spring. Bulbs will be available in Fall Gooseberry $12.95; 2/$24.00 Hinnomaki Red Large, red sweet berries Pixwell Medium, pink-red deep purple fruit, very hardy

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Grapes $12.95, 2 for $24.00 (2-gallon pots) Concord Seedless, Smaller than regular Concord but same flavor Himrod White seedless, good eating quality Mars Blue seedless, vigorous, sweet, blooms late Reliance (Red) Seedless, very hardy, large clusters of medium sized fruit Honeydew Honeycomb F1 Small seed cavity, thick 80 days Hops Chinook High alpha variety, aroma of bold grapefruit & pine use for bittering Horseradish Large white roots used for condiments $4.50 per pot Kale Dwarf Blue Curled Curly leaf variety. Cool weather improves taste. Harvest all fall. 55 days Scotch Kohlrabi Kossak Produces huge (up to 8#) bulbs that don’t get woody 85 days Quick Star Quick to mature and slow to bolt. Good source of dietary fiber, vitamins B6, 50 days & C Lettuce Buttercrunch Thick, juicy, crisp. More heat tolerant than most varieties 55 days Iceberg Good Solid head with medium size core. Tolerant to tip burn. 82 days Romaine Large thick leaves, 8-10” in diameter. 70 days Onion Plants 3” Pots with approx. 25 plants- $1.95. Produce big sweet tasty onions 25 days in late summer. Candy Yellow Globe up to 6” Stores about 3 months 90 days Superstar White Globe up to 4” Stores about 2 months 95 days Onion – Bare Root Approx. 5 doz. per bundle $3.95 One bundle will plant 10’ of double row with 4” spacing. Redwing Red globe up to 3 1/2” Stores about 8-10 months. 100-120 days Ringmaster White White globe shaped, up to 5”, stores 4 months 105 days Spanish Walla Walla Yellow semi-flat globe up to 6”. Stores approx. 1 month 90 days Onion Sets $2.00 lb. Plant them in early spring for green onion harvest in May; or leave them in the ground for fall harvest. Varieties available- Yellow, White, and Red. Peppers See page 27 Potatoes $.75 per lb. Dark Red Norland Smooth red skin and shallow eyes Goldrush Russet Excellent for baking, boiling or frying Kennebec Excellent large white baking potato for the Midwest. Matures mid-season Red Pontiac Red early potato. Best for boiling or “new potatoes.” Yukon Gold Attractive, smooth, thin yellow skin, shallow eyes, yellow flesh, & uniform yields. Speciality Potatoes Box of 6 for $3.95 Purple Majesty Purple skin and flesh Pumpkins 4” pot- $2.95 Atlantic Giant Giant pumpkins up to over 1000lbs. 120 days Big Max 30-100 lbs. – popular for large jack-o-lanterns; 120 days Connecticut Field 18lb, market seller, slightly flattened globe 120 days Jack O’ Lantern Popular home garden standard, 8-10lbs 100 days Raspberries $12.95, 2 for $24.00 Caroline Medium-large, sweet red fruit in the Summer & Fall Fall Gold Extremely sweet golden berries summer through fall Heritage Red Berries are large bright red and firm, good for eating right out of the patch, freezing and jams or jellies. Everbearing - produces in July and again in Sept. Jewel Black Large, firm, glossy berries with excellent flavor, ripens early

- 25 - Rhubarb $12.95, 2 for $24.00 Crimson Red Perfect sweet, tart combination, large red stalks, jumbo crowns Squash- Summer 4” pot $2.95 Zucchini type also sold in paks Yellow Summer Bright yellow fruit, good yield 50 days Crookneck Sunburst Scallop type, Deep yellow color, compact bush-type growth habit. 3” fruit. 50 days Aristocrat Zucchini type, 7-8” dark green cylindrical fruit on compact bushy plants. 53 days Black Beauty Zucchini type, Blackish green zucchini 6-8” fruit. Bush type plant. 45 days Gold Rush Zucchini type, Upright, open habit. Golden yellow, superior fruit. 52 days Squash- Winter 4” pot- $2.95 Table King Acorn type - Bush type, excellent flavor improves in storage 75 days Spaghetti Flesh turns to ribbons like spaghetti when cooked. Early Butternut Hybrid Butternut type -Tan 11” fruit, high yield. 85 days Strawberries 4 pak $2.50 Flat (50 plants) $25.00 Junebearing Allstar Mid-season, perfect Strawberry shape, good disease resistance, very good for fresh use or processing Earliglow So sweet no sugar needed, good for fresh eating, jams, and freezing. Earliest fruiting variety available Honeoye Early, heavy v\yields of large consistent size fruits with firm skin and flesh that is red clear through Day Neutral Albion Large firm berries with excellent flavor Seascape Very large, hardy, heavy producing variety with firm fruit, good color, and flavor Sweet Potatoes 5 pak $3.50 10 pak $7.00 25 pak $16.00 Beauregard Copper skin; moderately deep orange flesh; out yields all other Sweet potatoes; does not crack open; vine type. Georgia Jets Heavy yielder; great for northern climates; rose petal skin; 80-90 days dark red meat; excellent baker; Vine type. Vardeman Has light orange skin and dark meat inside, no strings. Ideal for garden and small space. Bush Type. Swiss Chard Bright Lights Flavorful, colored stems, dark green to bronze tender leaves. 42 days Tomatillo Husk tomato ‘South of the Border’ flavor 100 days Tomato See Pages 28-29 Watermelon Crimson Sweet Medium to Large blocky oval that grows to be 15-25lbs. 97 days Yellow Doll Yellow crisp flesh is unusually sweet, 5 – 8 lbs. 65 days

Strawberry Care: The biggest weed in many strawberry fields is the strawberry itself. Overcrowding of fruiting beds is a serious problem. It decreases berry size, increases disease problems, and makes picking more difficult. Plants should be no closer than 6” in any direction with 10’12” wide rows. Strawberries can be grown in most soil types; however, a good well drained loam soil will consistently produce a better crop. Select an area that will receive full sun most of the day. Avoid shaded areas and any place where water will stand after a rain as standing water can greatly increase the chances for disease. Do not grow strawberries for five or more consecutive years on the same site with some type of crop rotation. Do not plant strawberries in areas where tomatoes, potatoes, peppers or eggplant have been grown within the past 4 years. These vegetables carry the root rot fungus Verticillium, which also attacks strawberries. (Excerpt from Indiana Berry & Plant Co. catalog.)

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Cherry Smooth skin, thick meaty sweet flesh. Good in salads, canning & pickling. 2” round 78 days Golden California Lime green to golden yellow. Thick walls 5” x 4” 75 days Wonder Keystone Dark Green to Red bell pepper, blocky, four lobed 4” x 4” 75 days Resistant Giant F1 Merlot Purple F1 Dark purple, thick walled, very sweet. 5” x 4” 68 days Orange Bell Thick flesh, very sweet, matures to a bright orange 3.5” x 4” 75 days Pimento L Heart shaped fruits mature dark green to deep red 4.5” x 2.5” 80 days Pretty N Sweet F1 Sweet snack pepper, Orange, Red, Yellow 1” x 2” 105 days Red Knight XR3 Big blocky bell. Perfect for stir-fry, stuffing, roasting, or grilling. Intense 4.5” x 4.5” 66 days Hybrid almost sugary flavor when left to mature red. Sweet Banana Thick-walled fruit, pale green to yellow to red 6” x 1.5” 66 days Hot Types Anaheim Dark green to red, medium hot. 7x2” 77 days Caribbean Red Ultra-hot, 1” long, thin walled. Like Habanero, but red. 1” long 90 days Carolina Reaper Hotter than Trinidad Scorpion. Gnarly rumpled red with pointed tail. 120 days Over 1.6 million Scoville. Use gloves and mask to clean seed. Cayenne Long Green to red wrinkled and thick-walled. Good for processing. 5” x .75” 72 days Slim Garden Salsa Great for Mexican Salsa – very flavorful but not too hot, heavy yield. 8-9” x 1” 73 days Ghost Bhut Jolokia - One of the world’s hottest peppers-about 1,000,000 2-3” 100-120 Scoville units, ripens to red, 4” Pot $2.00 days Habanero Green to golden Orange. Fiery hot 260,000 Scoville, Spicy 1-1.5” long 95 days Hungarian Hot Tapered fruits maturing from light yellow to dark red. Spicy, fairly hot 5.5” x1.5” 70 days Wax 2,000-4,000 Scoville Jalapeno Deep Green to Red, thick walled, mildly hot. 3,500-6,000 Scoville 75 days Poblano/Ancho Large chili type great for stuffing. 5” x 2 1/2” 75-80 days Called Poblano when fresh and Ancho when dried Serano del Sol Hot but not excessively so, Dark green to red. 3” x 1/2” 62 days Hybrid Super Chili Abundant upright fruit. Semi-compact plants produce large yields. 2.5” 77 days Tabasco Used to make the famous Tabasco sauce, fruits grow straight out from 1/2” – 1 1/2” 120 days branches. Light green to red 30,000-50,000 Scoville Trinidad Scorpion Hotter than Ghost. Wrinkled, lantern-shaped fruit ripens to red orange. 1.5” x 2.5” 95 days 2 million Scoville. *CAUTION* Use gloves & mask to clean!! Asst. 4 packs Blue Tag Golden California Wonder, Merlot, Orange Bell, Red Knight Bell Combo 65–76 days Yellow Tag Pimento L, Carmen, North Star, Sweet Banana Sweet Mix 60-78 days White Tag Anaheim, Cayenne Long Slim, Garden Salsa, Serano del Sol Hot Mix 62-120 days Orange Tag Caribean Red, Habanero, Super Chili, Tabasco Very Hot Mix 75-95 days

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The “determinate” (D) or “bush” varieties are those that reach a certain plant height and then stop growing, with most fruit borne over a four- to six-week period. “Indeterminate” (I) varieties continue to grow and flower throughout the season but have less mature fruits at any one time. More recently “Indeterminate Short Internode” (ISI) varieties have been developed, which combine the controlled growth habit of a “determinate” with the unlimited production potential of an “indeterminate.”

4-Pack $2.50 Flat: $18.00 4-inch pot: $2.95 Pricing (4 plants per pack) (8 packs per flat) Name Description Maturity Staked Abe Lincoln Improved Delicious old timey flavor with the disease resistance of a hybrid. VFNASt 75 days I Amish Paste Old Amish heirloom, 8oz. bright red roma style great for canning and sauces. 74 days I Beefmaster Large, meaty 2lb fruit. VFN 80 days I Better Boy Large 1lb – 1.5lb tomatoes. VFN 70 days I Big Beef 9-12oz fruit; very smooth, round, crack resistant, highly disease resistant, 73 days I produces all season. VFFNTAS Big Boy Smooth, firm, thick-walled fruit, up to 1 pound or more 78 days I Brandywine Old Amish heirloom variety with potato leaf foliage. Pink beefsteak type fruit 90 days I is very large and has excellent flavor. Carolina Gold Fruits are large to extra-large and deeply oblate. Vigorous medium tall 71days D plants and should be staked. VFF Celebrity Hybrid Medium sized fruit, crack resistant VFFNTASt 70 days D Cherokee Purple Purplish pink 8-12 oz. fruit, round to oblate with excellent flavor and no 80-90 I cracking days Early Girl Extra early meaty Red 4-6 oz fruits, heavy yields VFF 57 days I German Johnson Potato leaf plants bear large fruits, pink clear through. Unique low acid flavor 80 days I and few seeds. Heirloom variety of regional interest Golden Jubilee Mild flavor; low acid. Good for juice, Golden orange fruits. 72 days I Goliath Hybrid VFFNTASt smooth, bright red deep oblate fruits; virtually blemish 65 days I Free exterior 10-15 oz. fruits Health Kick Red plum shape, saladette, vigorous determinate plants, high disease 72 days D resistance. VFFA St. Hillbilly Heirloom variety, huge mild flavored beefsteak type 1-2 lb fruit are orange- 85 days I yellow streaked in shades of red and pink. Jellybean Grape-like fruit, weighing less than 1 oz. each, named for their bite-sized 72 days I sweetness and intense red color. VFFASt. Jetsetter Earlier and better disease resistance than Jet Star VFFNA St. 64 days I Jet Star A prolific producer of big, globe shaped fruits that ripen all the way through, 70 days I excellent flavor. Low acid, compact, VF Juliet AAS winner. Clusters of long 1oz. grape-shaped fruit with sweet flavor 60 days I Kellogg’s Breakfast Pale Orange fruit up to 1 lb. Solid & Meaty 80 days I LaRoma III Hybrid Known for its vigor and uniformity. Bright red meaty fruits are large 5 to 8 oz. 76 days D And full of flavor. Perfect for canning, pastas and sauces VFFNAST Lemon Boy Lemon yellow, globe-shaped; 6oz, very prolific. VFNAS 72 days I Marglobe Select Globe Shaped fruits; sweet and thick walled VFA 72 days I Moby Grape Oblong 2”x1.5” fruit has a sweet, distinctive tomato flavor. 70 days D Mortgage Lifter Heirloom variety, very large, meaty 2 lb. fruits with few seeds, also called 85 days I Radiator Charlie Mountain Fresh Plus 3 ½” fruits weighing 10-12 oz. have uniform color and great flavor VFFN 79 days D Hybrid Mr. Stripey Red & Yellow striped heirloom type mild flavor, low acid. 80 days I Oxeheart Red Heart shaped fruit up to 2 lbs. Few seeds 80 days I Park’s Whopper CR Large red 4” fruits that are tasty, disease and crack resistant VFFNT 65 days Improved Hybrid Pink Girl Crack resistant, low acid, 8 oz pink fruits VFAS+ 76 days I

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Beat-Your Neighbor Tomatoes $9.95, 2 for $18.00 Sweet ‘N’ Neat Scarlet & Yellow Tomatoes $4.95, 2 for $8.00 We start them in January for you, and by May they are Ultra-compact, dwarf variety, produces masses of sweet blooming with small green tomatoes already appearing. Big, fruits over a long season, 1” round fruits stocky plants are sold in two gallon-size nursery containers. 60 days to maturity Take them home, plant them – and invite your neighbors over for a look. Needs staking.

Bush Goliath Hybrid – VFN determinate, sturdy 3 ½’ tall plants bear 3-4” red flavorful and meaty fruits Tumbling Tom Tomatoes 68 days

Husky Red – VFFA St.; dwarf indeterminate; 5-7 oz. fruits; 10” Hanging Basket $9.95 68 days 12” Hanging basket $12.95 each- 1 of each color Cascades 20” or more, juicy 1-2” fruits perfect for snacking and salads, red and yellow varieties. 70 days I Disease Codes V – Verticillium Wilt N – Nematodes F – Fusarium Wilt T – Tobacco Mosaic Virus FF – Fusarium, Races 1&2) A – Alternaria Stem Canker FFF – Fusarium, Races 1,2 & 3) St – Stemphylium Gray Leaf Spot

Tomato Transplanting & Culture Tips

When transplanting hardened-off tomato plants to the garden, choose a cloudy, wind-free day, if possible, or plant in the late afternoon. Water plants thoroughly about one-half hour prior to planting, using a full- strength solution of water- soluble fertilizer. Plants should be set in deeper than they originally were in the containers. Since tomato plants root freely from any portion of the stems buried beneath the soil, they may be planted down to the first leaves. Even if some of your plants have become leggy, dig out furrows and lay in the plants, burying excessively tall stems. Partially fill the hole with soil to within about 3” of the surface and water in thoroughly, being careful to settle soil around roots, eliminating air pockets. Finish filling the hole with soil and firm soil around stem. Keeping plants well-watered during the growing season, particularly during periods of drought, will help ensure better yields and help control problems such as blossom end-rot. Blossom end-rot is a blackening of the fruit on the blossom end due to a calcium deficiency often related to water uptake. Proper soil testing, lime applications and foliar treatment with calcium solutions like our “Yield Booster” will also help avoid this problem. - 29 -

BULK GARDEN SEEDS We also have a large selection of packaged seeds Beans Carrots Flower Seeds Pumpkins Blue Lake 156 Danvers Half Long Annuals Halloween Contender Scarlet Nantes Castor Bean Radish Dwarf Hort. Taylor Tendersweet Zinnia California Giant Champion Home Run Corn Gourd Cherry Belle Jade II Ambrosia (bi‐color) Ornamental Blend French Breakfast Provider Awesome Kale White Icicle Roma II Bodacious (Yellow) Dwarf Blue Curled Slenderette Incredible (Yellow) Kohlrabi Tenderette Illini Xtra Sweet White Vienna Spinach Kandy Korn (Yellow) Top Crop Ornamental Large Ear Lettuce Aztec Beans (Lima) NK 199 (Yellow) Black Seeded Simpson Bloomsdale Burpee Improved Peaches & Cream Butter Crunch Turnip Beans (Pole) Serendipity Mesclun Mix Purple Top Kentucky Wonder Silver King (White) Romaine Wateermelon Blue Lake FM1 Sweetness Okra Crimson Sweet Beans (Half Runner) Cucumber Clemson Spineless Zucchini Mountaineer White Homemade Pickles Peas Black Beauty Beets Marketmore 76 Green Arrow (Garden) Detroit Dark Red Spacemaster Sugar Sprint Cylindra Straight Eight Super Sugar Snap (Snap) Tasty Green Hybrid

We have the following flower seeds in our Botantical Interests seed packet display The large packet items appear on this page and the rest of the display items are listed on the next page

Flower Mix Bring Home the Butterflies Flower Mix Perennial Bloom Flower Mix Edible Beauties Flower Mix Save the Bees Flower Mix Fabulous Fireworks Flower Mix Songbird Delight Flower Mix Grandmothers Cut Flower Garden Flower Mix Water‐Wise Garden Flower Mix Hummingbird Haven Sunflower Florist’s Bouquet Hybrid Flower Mix Made in the Shade Sunflower Drop Dead Red

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Davidson's has the following vegetable seeds available in packets: Arugula Rocket Salad Organic Kale Italian Nero Toscana Org Pumpkin Lumina (White) Bean Bush Ferrari Kale Premier Blend Pumpkin Sugar Pie Org Bean Bush French Filet Kohlrabi Purple and White Vienna Radish Cherry Belle Org Bean Bush Gold Rush Kohlrabi Purple Vienna Radish Crimson Giant Bean Pole Kentucky Lettuce Butterhead Buttercrunch Org Radish Diakon (White) Org Beet Detroit Dark Red Lettuce Crisphead Great Lakes Radish Easter Egg Blend Beet Early Wonder Organic Lettuce Leaf Black Seed Simpson Org Radish French Breakfast Org Beet Gourmet Blend Organic Lettuce Leaf Salad Bowl Blend Org Radish Rudolph Beet Touchstone Gold Lettuce Mesclun Chef's Medley Ord Radish Watermelon Hybrid Bok Choy Baby Choi Lettuce Mesclun Gourmet Baby Org Rutabaga American Purple Cabbage Napa One Kilo Hybrid Lettuce Romaine Little Gem Org Sorrell Common Carrot Atomic Red Lettuce Romaine Parris Island Org Spinach Bloomsdale Org Carrot Carnival Blend Organic Lettuce Summercrips Ice Queen Spinach Lavewa Carrot Cosmic Purple Melon Hales Best Jumbo Org Spinach Monstrueux de Viroflay Carrots Danvers 126 Organic Melon Hearts of Gold Org Squash Summer Black Beauty Org Carrot Little Finger Organic Mustard Mizuna Org Squash Summer Cube Butter Hybrid Carrot Red Cored Chantenay Mustard Spinach Tendergreen Squash Summer Early Straightneck Org Carrot Scarlet Nantes Organic Okra Clemson Spineless Squash Summer Emerald Delight Carrot Tonda di Parigi Okra Red Burgundy Squash Summer Max's Gold Hybrid Collards Georgia Southern Onion Bunching White Lisbon Org Squash Summer Scallop Org Corn Popcorn Dakota Black Organic Onion Bunching White Tokyo Long Squash Summer Scallop Blend Corn Popcorn Robust Pop Hybrid Parsnip All American Squash Winter Acorn Sweet Reba Corn Popcorn Strawberry Pea Shelling Wando Squash Winter Veg Spaghetti Org Corn Sweet (bicolor) Sugarbaby Hybrid Pea Snap Tendersweet Squash Winter Waltham Butternut Corn Sweet (multicolor) Painted Hill Org Pea Snap Purple Sugar Magnolia Swiss Chard Bright Lights Corn Sweet (white) Martian Jewels Org Pepper Sweet Banana Org Swiss Chard Bright Lights Cucumber English Telegraph Pepper Sweet R/Gm Cal Wonder Org Swiss Chard Bright Lights Cucumber Homemade Pickles Org Pumpkin Atlantic Giant Swiss Chard Fordhook Giant Org Cucumber Marketmore Org Pumpkin Big Max Org Turnip Purple Top White Globe Org Cucumber Parisian Gherkin Org Pumpkin Howden Org Watermelon Charleston Cucumber Straight Eight Org Pumpkin Jack Be Little Watermelon Crimson Sweet Cucumber Tasty Green Org Pumpkin Jack O’Lantern Watermelon Sugar Baby Edamame Chiba Green Org Pumpkin Jarrahdale

Did you know… we have houseplants, succulents and cactus!

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Fruit Trees $50.00 each – 2/$95.00 (P)- Requires Pollinator (S)- Self Fertile Apple Fuji Mild sweet flavor, juicy crisp flesh P Gala Early season, heavy Red striping on Gold skin, crisp dense flesh P Honeycrisp Early-Mid Season, Smears of Red over Yellow, Very Crisp Flesh P McIntosh Mildly tart, good for cooking P Pink Lady Tart to sweet fruit, yellow with pink blush P Red Delicious Deep red skin; juicy white flesh is firm and crisp. Ripens late Sept-Mid October P Yellow Delicious Late Season, Golden Yellow Skin, Crisp White Sweet Flesh P Apple Cocktail Fuji, Gala & Yellow Delicious on one tree $50.00 Apricot Moorpark Freestone type good for eating and canning S Cherry Bing Dark Red sweet Cherry used for fresh eating, pies and jams P Montmorency Red tart Cherry used for pies and jams S Ranier Yellow sweet cherry used for fresh eating, pies and jams P Fruit Cocktail 3 peach and 1 plum on same tree S Nectarine June Princess Freestone with yellow flesh, fresh eating and freezing S Peach Belle of Georgia Mid-late season, large creamy white skin with a touch of red. White freestone flesh. S July Prince Freestone with yellow flesh, fresh eating, desserts and canning S O’Henry Freestone with yellow flesh, freezing, desserts and canning S Red Top Large, yellow freestone with red blush and golden-yellow, sweet, tart flesh. S Scarlet Prince Freestone with yellow flesh, fresh eating, desserts and canning S Pear Ayres Yellow with Red blush, smooth, sweet flesh fresh eating, desserts, jams. Ripens mid- S/P late August Bartlett Mid-late season golden-yellow fruit blushed with brownish-red. P Kieffer Golden Yellow with White flesh excellent for baking and canning, ripens late Sept-Oct, fire blight resistant Moonglow Mid-season dull yellow fruit with pink blush. Good pollinator. P Shinko Asian Medium to large round golden bronze fruit, sweet crisp flesh. Ripens Mid Aug-Sept P Pecan Hardy, produces good size, thin shelled nuts Plum Au Rosa Dark red skin with amber flesh, fresh eating P

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Shrubs

Azalea (Girard National Beauty) Poukhanense Buddleia (Butterfly Bush) Pugster Blue, Miss Molly Buxus (Boxwood) Green Mountain, Green Velvet Chaenomeles (Quince) Double Take Scarlet Storm Chamaecyparis (False Cypress) Kings Gold, Soft Serve Gold Cornus (Red Twig Dogwood) Ivory Halo Cotinus (Smoke Bush) Winecraft Black Cotoneaster ‘Tom Thumb’ Dierville (Bush Honeysuckle) Kodiak Black, Kodiak Orange Euonymus alatus (Burning Bush) Fireball Euonymus fortune (Wintercreeper) Gold Splash Hibiscus syriacus (Rose of Sharon) Azuri Blue Satin TF, Sugar Tip Hydrangea arborescenes (Smooth Hydrangea) Incrediball, Invincibelle Mini Mauvette Hydrangea macrophylla (Bigleaf Hydrangea) Bloomstruck, Endless Summer Hydrangea paniculate (Late Panicle Hydrangea) Bobo, Little Lime, Little Quick Fire, Phantom TF, Vanilla Strawberry Hydrangea quercifolia (Oakleaf Hydrangea) Ruby Slippers Ilex (Holly) Blue Prince & Princess Itea (Sweetspire) Scentlandia Juniperus (Juniper) Old Gold, Hughes, Buffalo Ligustrum (Privet) Vicaryi Philadelphus (Mock Orange) Snowbelle Physocarpus (Ninebark) Amber Jubilee Summer Wine Rhamnus (Buckthorne) Fine Line Rosa (Rose) Drift Coral, Drify Peach, Drift Red, Easy Elegance Paint the Town, Easy Elegance Yellow Brick Road, Knock Out Coral, Knock Out Double Red, Knock Out Double Pink, Knock Out Sunny Sambucus (Elderberry) Black Lace, Laced Up, Lemony Lace Spirea (Spirea) Double Play Candy Corn, Renaissance Bridal Wreath Syrirga (Lilac) Bloomerand Dark Purple, Bloomerand Dwarf Purple, Dwarf Korean, Miss Kim Thuja (Arborvitae) Anna’s Magic Ball, Heta Midget Viburnum (Viburnum) Spice Baby, Juddii Weigela (Weigela) Fine Wine, Sonie Bloom Red, Monet Purple Effect, Veriegated

NOTE: Our stock is always changing, and we will do our best to order special items for you.

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Trees

Arborvitae Dogwood Maple Emerald Green, Green Giant Cherokee Brave, Cherokee Princess, Autumn Blaze, Bloodgood, Kousa, Pink Flowering Japanese, Brandywine, Bald Cypress Crimson King, Green Mountain, Shawnee Brave Lace Leaf Japanese, Legacy, Elm October Glory, Red Sunset Beech Frontier Tricolor Oak Weeping Purple Ginko Pin Oak, Red Oak Autumn Gold Birch Pine Dura-Heat Clump, River Birch Gum Austrian, Eastern White, White Clump Black Wildfire Red Bud Cherry, Flowering Eastern, Forest Pansy, Ruby Kwazan Yoshino Hawthorn Falls Cockspur Thornless, Chokecherry Washington, Winter King Spruce Canada Red Colorado, Norway Lilac Crabapple Ivory Silk Tulip Poplar Coral Burst, Prairifire, Red Jewel, Royal Raindrops, Sargent, Locust Willow Sargentina Snowdrift, Skyline, Imperial Corkscrew, Niobe Weeping Sugartyme Magnolia Cypress Jane Murray Ann Saucer (Tulip)

We also offer Unique Gifts for the Serious Gardener:

Assorted Flower Seed Packages Many Assorted Houseplants – Year Round! Assorted Vegetable Seed Packages Mole Traps/Bait Bagged & Bulk Mulch Novelty Plants Bagged and Bulk Sand Organic products Bagged & Bulk Topsoil Peat Moss Bagged Compost Personal Bug Repellants Bird feeders and houses Plant Stands Birdbaths Plant Supports Bulk River Rock & Limestone Pond Maintenance Items Bulk Garden Seed Pots (Clay, Glazed, and Plastic)

Cement Statuary Potting Soils Chimneas Raised Bed amendments and corners Corinthian Bells – Wind Chimes Scented Geraniums Wide Variety of Decorative Garden Items Essential Soaps & Skincare Engraved Rocks Solar garden lanterns Fairy Gardening Supplies and Plants Succulents Fake Rocks (to cover well heads) Sundials Fertilizers Terrarium plants Garden Tools Tomato Cages Gazing Balls Topiary Items Garden Gloves Trellis Glass Hanging Terrariums Wind Spinners Grass Seed Herbicides & Insecticides – Including Organic

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Business Hours

April-June: Mon.–Sat.:8 am–6 pm Sunday: Noon–5 pm

July-September: Mon.–Sat.: 9 am–5 pm Sunday: 1pm-4pm

October- March: Mon.- Fri.: 9 am-5 pm Saturday: 10 am-4 pm Closed Sunday Just minutes south of I-74 AT DAVIDSON’S 5 miles Southeast of Crawfordsville WE ARE GROWING FOR YOU!

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