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Variety Shade Cultivar Color Price Achillea Moonshine Canary Yellow 5.99 Achillea Saucy Seduction Hot Pink 5.99 Aconitum Fischeri Lg Variety Shade Cultivar Color Price Achillea Moonshine Canary yellow 5.99 Achillea Saucy Seduction hot pink 5.99 Aconitum fischeri lg. purple blue hooded fl. 7.95 Ajuga Burgundy Glow reddish purple fol. White and pink 5.99 Ajuga Catlin's Giant bronze foliage 4.99 Ajuga Chocolate Chip chocolate foliage 5.99 Ajuga Pink Lightening crinkled light green/cream edges 5.99 Alcea Las Vegas mix 5.99 Alcea Mars Magic bright red 5.99 Alcea Mallow Zebrina pink flowers/purplish veins 5.99 Alchemilla Yes Gold Strike yellow gold flowers 5.99 Allium Millenium 2" round, bright rosy purple 7.99 Alyssum Golden Spring Bright yellow 5.99 Alyssum Saxatile Summit bright yellow 5.99 Anemone pulsatilla violet 5.99 Anemone rubra red 5.99 Anemone sylvestris white 5.99 Aquilegia Yes Swan Series Blue & White blue and white 5.99 Aquilegia Yes Swan Series Burgundy and White rich burgundy and white 5.99 Aquilegia Yes Swan Series Pink and Yellow lt. pink outer and yellow inner 5.99 Aquilegia Yes Swan Series Violet and White violet and white 5.99 Aquilegia Yes Swan Series Yellow yellow and cream 5.99 Arabis Snowfix small white 5.99 Aralia Yes Sun King bright gold leaves 10.99 Aralia Yes Sun King bright gold leaves 12.99 Arenaria Blizzard Compact cup shaped white/yellow flowers 5.99 Armeria Maritima Morning Star Deep Rose rose pink 5.99 Artemesia Silver Mound silver 5.99 Aruncus Yes Dwarf Goatsbeard white 5.99 Aruncus Yes Goatsbeard white 5.99 Asclepias Butterfly Flower orange flr 2-3' 6.99 Asclepias Butterfly Flower orange flr 2-3' 5.99 Asclepias Cinderella incarnata pink 5.99 Asclepias Hello Yellow golden yellow 6.99 Asclepias Ice Ballet white fragrant 5.99 Aster Alma Potschke hot pink 5.99 Aster Kickin Purple deep violet 5.99 Aster Winston Churchill bright raspberry red,yellow center 5.99 Astilbe Yes Bressingham Beauty dusty salmon rose 8.99 Astilbe Yes Delft Lace salmon pink to soft apricot pink 8.99 Astilbe Yes Deutschland pure white 8.99 Astilbe Yes Fanal blood red 8.99 Astilbe Yes Look at Me soft bubblegum pink 8.99 Astilbe Yes Mighty Chocolate Cherry cherry red/dk red foliage 16.99 Astilbe Yes Peach Blossom apricot 5.99 Astilbe Yes Pumila lavender 5.99 Astilbe Yes Red Sentinel vibrant scarlet red 8.99 Astilbe Yes Visions raspberry pink 8.99 Astrantia Star of Billion white with greenish tips 7.95 Baptisia Blueberry Sundae vibrant indigo blue 11.99 Baptisia Pink Lemonade soft yellow to dusty rasp. purple 11.99 Bergenia Red Beauty deep purplish-red 5.99 Brunnera Yes Alexander's Great silver/green veins 15.99 Brunnera Yes Queen of Hearts silver overlay/dk green veins 11.99 Campanula Clockwise Deep Blue purple-blue 5.99 Centaurea montana Bachelor Button blue 5.99 Chelone Hot Lips bright hot pink 5.99 Chrysanthemum Clara Curtis salmon pink 5.99 Chrysanthemum Mammoth Lavender Daisy lavender pink/yellow centers 5.99 Chrysanthemum Mammoth Red Daisy deep red/yellow center 5.99 Chrysanthemum Mammoth Yellow Quill clear yellow 5.99 Cimicifuga Hillside Black Beauty dark purplish black foliage 10.99 Clematis Bees Jubilee light pink/deep red bar 14.99 Clematis Fleuri deep purple, 4'tall part shade 14.99 Clematis Henryi pure white 14.99 Clematis Jackmani purple 14.99 Clematis Lady Northcliffe wedgewood blue 14.99 Clematis Neva Evipo 050 pink 14.99 Clematis Paniculata Sweet Autumn white blooms Aug-Sept. 14.95 Clematis Rebecca bright red 14.99 Clematis Rosalie two toned lavender pink 14.99 Clematis Rosemoor reddish purple 14.99 Clematis Sweet Summer Love cranberry-violet 14.99 Clematis Tex Dutchess of Albany pink bell shaped 14.99 Convallaria Yes Lily of the Valley white 5.99 Coreopsis Jethro Tull golden yellow fluted petals 6.99 Coreopsis Moonbeam creamy yellow 5.99 Coreopsis Zagreb Yellow 5.99 Delphinium New Mill Blue Lace sky blue/lavender pink accents 5.99 Delphinium New Mill Cobalt Dreams deep cobalt blue/white bee 5.99 Delphinium New Mill Pagan Purples very dark bluish-purple 5.99 Delphinium New Mill Pink Punch mulberry pink 5.99 Dianthus Arctic Fire white/red center 5.99 Dianthus Cute as a Button semi-double bright pink/dp red eye 6.99 Dianthus Firewitch magenta pink 5.99 Dianthus Fruit Punch Classic Coral coral pink 6.99 Dianthus Kiss and Tell semi-dbl blush pink/ dk red eye 6.99 Dianthus Pinocchio Dbl Dw. Mix shades of pink, red 4.99 Dianthus Fruit Punch Raspberry Ruffles dbl raspberry pink 6.99 Dianthus Fruit Punch Spiked Punch dbl fucshia pink/deep red eye 6.99 Dianthus Superbus Supra Pink mottled pink/frilly edges 5.99 Dianthus Sweet Black Cherry deep red 5.99 Dicentra Yes Goldheart gold fol. rosy pink flowers 13.99 Dicentra Yes Spectabilis pink / white 7.99 Dicentra Yes Spectabilis Alba white 7.99 Dicentra Yes Valentine red 12.99 Digitalis Dalmation Purple lilac purple, maroon spotted throat 5.99 Echinacea Delicious Candy glowing fucshia-pink 9.99 Echinacea Hot Papaya red orange pompom 11.99 Echinacea Kismet Intense Orange tangerine orange/dp copper cone 8.99 Echinacea Kismet Yellow buttery yellow/golden cone 8.99 Echinacea Magnus reddish/maroon center 5.99 Echinacea Pale Purple, Native pale purple 5.99 Echinacea Purpurea rosy purple, native 5.99 Echinacea Ruby Star carmine-red 6.99 Echinacea Tomato Soup warm red 8.99 Echinacea White Swan white, copper-brown cones 6.99 Epimedium rubrum ruby red 8.99 Eupatorium Gateway lavender red 7.99 Euphorbia polychroma yellow 5.99 Fern Crested Surf fronds double crested 10.99 Fern Yes Ghost frosted apple green fronds 9.99 Fern Yes Godzilla silvery/green highlights/puple stems 9.99 Fern Yes Lady in Red dark green, red stems 9.99 Gaillardia Arizona Red Shades red 5.99 Gaillardia Arizona Sun mahogany red/yellow tips 5.99 Geranium Vision Pink light pink 5.99 Geranium Vision Violet violet 5.99 Grass Andropogon Blackhawks 5 ft deep green to dark purple fol. 10.99 Grass-Calamagrostis Avalanche green white center 8.99 Grass-Calamagrostis Karl Foerster green, cream colored seedheads 9.99 Grass-Calamagrostis Korean Feather Reed 4' shade tolerant 8.99 Grass-Calamagrostis Overdam 5 ft creamy white margins 8.99 Grass-Festuca Blue Whiskers 10-12" silver blue foliage 8.99 Grass-Miscanthus Purpurascens Flame Grass gray green to brilliant orange-red 8.99 Grass-Miscanthus Silberfeder deep green/silver midribs 7.99 Grass-Molina Variegated Moor Grass green/yellow 12.99 Grass-Panicum Cheyenne Sky blue-green turns wine red 10.99 Grass-Panicum Heavy Metal 5 to 6 ft metallic blue foliage 8.99 Grass-Schizachyrium Blue Heaven 3.5 to 4.5 ft steel blue/purple 9.99 Gypsophila Festival Star pure white 8.99 Gypsophila Summer Sparkles bright white semi-double 9.99 Helenium Salud Embers orange/yellow tips 5.99 Hemerocallis Alabama Jubilee red orange/deep red band 9.99 Hemerocallis Always Afternoon dusky rose/plum purple eye 9.95 Hemerocallis Apricot Sparkles apricot everblooming 9.95 Hemerocallis Big Time Happy reblooming canary yellow 9.99 Hemerocallis Earlybird Cardinal watermelon red/chartruese throat 10.95 Hemerocallis Earlybird Oriole pumpkin orange/deep orange 10.95 Hemerocallis Erin Lea golden yellow reblooms 9.99 Hemerocallis Funny Valentine rose red/bright green throat 9.99 Hemerocallis Handwriting of the Wall purple color blends/lav purple 12.99 Hemerocallis Lavender Blue Baby lavender purple/lav blue eye 12.99 Hemerocallis Maestro Puccini wine purple/dk purple halo 10.99 Hemerocallis Red Hot Returns cherry red/yellow halo/green throat 10.95 Hemerocallis Romatic Returns deep rose pink rebloomer 12.99 Hemerocallis Ruby Spider ruby red/golden yellow throat 12.99 Hemerocallis South Seas coral tangerine 10.99 Hemerocallis Stella de Oro yellow 8.99 Hemerocallis Stella Supreme lemon yellow continuous bloomer 8.99 Hemerocallis Stephanie Returns lt peachy pink/purple eye rebloom 10.95 Hemerocallis Stolen Treasure pink bi-tone, yellow halo 9.99 Hemerocallis Storm Shelter mauve/eggplant purple eye 14.99 Hemerocallis Sun Dried Tomatoes rich red, sunfast 10.99 Hemerocallis Wineberry Candy soft pinkish peach/wine purple eye 10.95 Hen & Chicks Chick Charms Mint Marvel blue green, burgundy wine tips 6.99 Hen & Chicks Chick Charms Cinnamon Starburst greeen flushed with cinnamon red 6.99 Hen & Chicks Chick Charms Sugar Shimmer frosted with dense white hairs 6.99 Hen & Chicks Chick Charms Gold Nugget gold petals, blood orange tips 6.99 Hen & Chicks Chick Charma Trio 6 different trios 6.99 Heuchera Yes Black Taffeta ruffled silky black 9.99 Heuchera Yes Caramel glowing yellow orange leaf 9.99 Heuchera Yes Forever Red reddish 8.99 Heuchera Yes Grape Timeless shiny dk purple/charcoal veining 10.99 Heuchera Yes Marvelous Marble green, deep colored vein 5.99 Heuchera Yes Midnight Rose shiny pink spotted black foliage 8.99 Heuchera Yes Obsidian shiny black foliage 8.99 Heuchera Yes Peachberry Ice apricot orange, silver overlay 9.99 Heuchera Yes Plum Pudding plum purple 9.95 Heuchera Yes Ruby Bells green fol. Bright red flowers 5.99 Heuchera Yes Snow Angel white and green variegated leaves 9.99 Heuchera Yes Spearmint silvery green/dark green veins 10.99 Heuchera Yes Timeless Treasure pewter/dark veins 9.99 Heuchera Yes Wildberry shades of purple 10.99 Hibiscus Berry Awesome lavender pink 13.99 Hibiscus Cranberry Crush deep scarlet red 15.99 Hibiscus Evening Rose hot pink/near black foliage 15.99 Hibiscus Midnight Marvel deep wine fol/scarlet red flowers 15.99 Hibiscus Starry Starry Night pale pink/dk veining/dk foliage 15.99 Hosta Yes Abiqua Drinking Gourd dark blue green seersuckered 10.99 Hosta Yes Afterglow green/wide yellow margins 14.99 Hosta Yes Age of Gold golden yellow 14.99 Hosta Yes August Moon gold 9.99 Hosta Yes Autumn Frost frost blue green/yellow 12.99
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