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2011 CATALOG ACT200 'Pink Spike' Pg. 5

CEN300 Centaurea macrocephala Pg. 10

VAC300 'Pink Lemonade' Pg. 42

ASL1100 'Irrlicht' Pg. 7

CEN508 'Amethyst Dream' Pg. 10 EPI720 'Fire Dragon' Pg. 13 PRODUCT Notes from the farm

As the seasons change so too does our list of chores here on the farm. As a destination point Nursery, we will continue to enhance the property to make your visit either in person or on line through our Photo Tour an exceptional experience. It always makes me feel true joy and happiness to see the reaction on people’s faces when they first arrive here at the farm. Besides keeping up with produc- tion, our staff continues to maintain the growing beds as well as the display gardens while adding points of interest and additional gardens throughout the property. One of the highlights this past year includes the Wedding Pond Gardens as seen on the cover of this years’ catalog. The ribbon of Hosta ‘Pacific Blue Edger’ in bloom bordering the eclectic mix of perennials, trees and shrubs has stopped traffic on a regular basis. Adding a stone wall this past summer along the edge of the pond in the foreground will add an- other level of continuity next season as well.

Additional advancements to the farm include removal of many pesky boulders from the fields. These boulders have been a major burden of my mowing chores for years. It turns out two of the giant car sized boulders are a beautiful native Maine granite that will be milled and used here on the farm as counter tops. We always strive to use local materials for our projects whenever possible. It provides such a feel good benefit as well.

Not only do we continue to improve the farm but we also strive to better our community too. As a board member with our local Conservation Commission here in Vassalboro Maine, we have been able to install over two dozen street trees throughout our quaint village bordering the China Lake region. We will continue to work with local organizations to educate and pro- vide native trees, shrubs and perennial plants for several local buffer zone programs ensuring the quality of our lakes and streams. And lastly, we are happy to announce the completion of the Memorial Gardens installed at the Waterville Hospice office here in central Maine. This project has taken several years in the making and will serve our community for many years to come.

We feel proud to present our farm and community to you and encourage you to stop by any time and visit our spectacular nursery any time you are in the neighborhood. We also invite you to view our farm via the internet. Just click on the “Photo Tour” button on our home page at www.FieldstoneGardens.com

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YOU ARE ALWAYS WELCOME! When visiting in Maine, plan a visit with us! We are conveniently located less than an hour from LL Bean and Maine’s scenic mid-coast. Our Annual Open House this year is Sunday, June 26, 2011.

Fieldstone Gardens is a family-owned and operated busi- ness started in 1984 and has developed into a top notch retail perennial plant nursery shipping throughout the United States as well as internationally.

The 250 acre farm is a meticulously maintained location with acres of field grown stock as well as over 60,000 containers. Open to the public, the display gardens have been a destina- tion for day-trippers from the state as well as the region. DIRECTIONS We pride ourselves on our plant quality and outstanding We are located between Augusta and Waterville, about 15 service to our customers. All of our perennials are grown in minutes from each. our Zone 4 location and are proven to be superior selec- tions for your garden! FROM AUGUSTA (Exit 109/30) Go East into Augusta on Rte. 100. Go around both traffic CONVENIENT WAYS TO SHOP circles 180 degrees and continue on Rte. 100 as it merges ONLINE Offering complete plant listings with Rte. 201 North. Follow Rte. 201 North exactly 10 including photos and descriptions. miles (from the 2nd circle) to Bog Road on your right. Fol- Easy and Secure! low Bog Road for 2.5 miles. Take a right onto Cross Hill www.FieldstoneGardens.com Road for 1 mile. Take a left onto Quaker Lane. Watch for the MAIL, State directional signs. PHONE, Whatever works for you! & FAX FROM NEW AUGUSTA EXIT (Exit 113) 55 Quaker Lane Vassalboro, ME 04989-3816 Go straight for 1.8 miles, until the intersection for route 207-923-3836 (phone/fax) 201. Go North (left) on to route 201 for 9 miles. Look for Bog Road on the right. Follow Bog Road for 2.5 miles. Take In season hours: 9-5 Tues-Sun a right onto Cross Hill Road for 1 mile. Take a left onto Closed Mondays. Quaker Lane. Watch for the State directional signs. Off season hours: 9-5 Mon-Fri Closed Saturday and Sunday. FROM WATERVILLE (Exit 127/33) SHOP Come visit! Our retail location is Go East on Rte. 137 across the Kennebec River. Take a HERE open to the public April-October, right onto Rte. 201 South and drive exactly 6.5 miles. Tuesday-Sunday, 9:00am-5:00pm. Follow Bog Road for 2.5 miles. Take a right onto Cross Hill Closed Monday. Road for 1 mile. Take a left onto Quaker Lane. Watch for the State directional signs. TRYING TO REACH US? Phone/Fax: 207-923-3836 Internet: www.FieldstoneGardens.com INTRODUCE US TO YOUR FRIENDS! Please share our catalog Email: [email protected] with a friend or associate, or send us their name and address and we Our business office is open all year. will send them a complimentary copy. NURSERY HOURS: The nursery is open six days a week from April www.FieldstoneGardens.com to October. Tuesday through Sunday 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Closed Mondays.

NURSERY VISITS: When visiting Maine, plan to come see us! We are 7 located near golf courses, lakes, campgrounds, and less than an hour from LL Bean and Maine’s scenic mid-coast. Our Annual Open-House is Sunday, June 26, 2011. (Note: The nursery is closed on Mondays.)

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There are no minimum orders. However, full payment, SHIPPING: All plants are shipped UPS and must be sent to a street including shipping costs, must accompany each mail order. address. (UPS cannot deliver to a P.O. Box.) If you ship your order Please send a check or money order in US currency. Visa to two different addresses, it must count as two separate orders. or MasterCard accepted. We do not accept C.O.D. or cash. Depending on the season, all plants are shipped either bare-root or A $20 fee is imposed on all returned checks. THE PRICES in containers. Our shipping season is April-November. If you wish, you may pick up your order when you visit us. Please notify us at least a IN THIS CATALOG EXPIRE ON DECEMBER 31, 2011. week in advance.

AVAILABILITY: We carefully plan our catalog inventory. However, ORDERING INFORMATION: If the order form is missing, please circumstances can and do change with living plants. All orders are call us for information or use our web catalog. You may also sign your subject to the availability of good quality plant material. We suggest friend up for a free catalog by entering their email address on our listing substitutions when placing an order, or accepting our best web site at (www.FieldstoneGardens.com). You can also send us an equivalent choice. We also carry many unusual perennials that are order by including the following information: too low to list in our catalog. Please visit our web site to view our 1. Name and street address. entire inventory. Please also feel free to call or email us with your wish 2. ‘Ship to’ (must include a street address). list. If you are traveling a long distance to purchase specific plants, 3. Requested ship date. e please phone or email us first to be sure we have them in stock. We 4. Telephone number. would be happy to gather the order prior to your arrival. 5. Plant name, ID number, and quantity. y 6. Sub-total of plant material. We ship overseas and welcome INTERNATIONAL SHIPMENTS: 7. If plants are sent to Maine, add 5% tax. your orders. Payment must accompany the order in US currency or an 8. Shipping charges. (See below) international money order. An import permit and required papers 9. Total amount (6, 7, 8) Send check, money order. Master- must be included in your order. A phytosanitary certificate is $85.00. card or Visa information (card number and expiration date). Shipping costs are typically 30% of the total plant order. If they are Credit card accounts are charged when we receive your order higher, we will notify you. All plants shipped outside of the United to reserve stock. States will be bare root. UPS SHIPPING AND HANDLING CHARGES WEBSITE: (www.FieldstoneGardens.com) Sign up on our web site inclusive of pictures and descriptions to receive emails for new and Total Amount East of West of unique plants, newsletters, and special discounts! Mississippi Mississippi l View our extensive line of plants via the plant (Ground) (3 Day Select) image library. l Come visit the farm through the Photo Tour. Up to $20...... $9.95 ...... $19.95 l Look for new plant releases on our Specials page. $20.01-$40 . . . . . $11.95 ...... $21.95 l Check out our website for monthly plant updates $40.01-$60 . . . . . $12.95 ...... $22.95 and discounts! $60.01-$80 . . . . . $16.95 ...... $25.95 l Find information about our Annual Open House, $80.01-$100. . . . $17.95 ...... $26.95 Sunday, June 26, 2011. Over $100.01. . . . 18% M/O ...... 28% M/O l Order anytime from our web catalog. HI and AK packages are shipped USPS. International orders flat rate of 30%. Gift cards flat rate of $3.50 for each address.

GUARANTEE: We reserve the right to refuse any order should circumstances make this necessary. Orders are booked on the understanding that the customer accepts our terms. We guarantee all our plants to be true to name and will replace any nursery stock that proves otherwise. Our lia- bility in all cases is limited to the purchase price of the plants. We try to ship only during the cool months in spring and fall, however we cannot be responsible for damage to plants enroute due to heat. We also cannot replace stock lost due to causes such as drought, extreme heat or cold, possible neglect, or winterkill. Claims of plant damage will receive consideration only when made within ten days after delivery. Our plants are an- nually inspected by the Maine State Department of Agriculture, Division of Horticulture. Fresh Live Plants WHAT WE SHIP: All our perennials are field-grown or produced in containers. We ship ONLY plants that are at least two years old. To ensure that your order arrives in a fresh and healthy condition, some plants may need different packaging treatments. Also, depending on your State’s restrictions, some perennials may arrive bare- root or in special containers.

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ACH800 Achillea siberica 'Stephanie Cohen' 7.85 This wonder grows to 18" and sports green foliage that is Yarrow has a long season of bloom year after year. The bolder in texture than most yarrows. Large soft pink flowers flowers are flat heads of tight clusters that bloom in June- appear in mid summer and last until September. September, and provide a constant source of cutting ma- terial for bouquets or dried flower arrangements. Deeply ACH965 Achillea x 'Pomegranate' 10.85 divided foliage gives a fern-like appearance. An easy to Compact bushy plant with grey green foliage. Deep pome- grow perennial that is right at home in a well-drained gar- granate red flowers hold color long into summer. Grows best den soil in full sunlight. Divide every 3-4 years. Zones 3-9. in full sun. 21-23". Drought tolerant.

ACH410 Achillea galaxy hybrid 'Appleblossom' (A.'Apfelblute') 7.85 Very attractive bright pink flowers. Long bloom time, we had flowers into late October! 24". Zone 3. Monkshood are a fine addition to the semi shaded gar- den. Heights range from 3-6' with colors of blues, pink, ACH440 Achillea galaxy hybrid 'Hoffnung' yellow and white. All parts of the plant are poisonous. (Great Expectations) 7.85 Zones 3-6. Sandstone yellow. Enjoys sun. Grows 18-30" in the summer. Well-drained soil. ACO180 Aconitum carmichelli 'Pink Sensation' 9.85 A very nice soft pink touch to the garden that is not common ACH465 Achillea 'Mary Ann' 9.85 with this plant group. Late summer. 4'. Pale yellow flowers atop 12-18" wispy silvery foliage. A great ad- dition to any garden. Full sun and well-drained soil. Zones 3-8. ACO185 Aconitum carmichelli 'Royal Flush' 12.85 Lovely deep pruple-blue flowers Sept-Oct. Red leaves in ACH470 Achillea millefolium 'Angelique' 7.85 spring turn green later. 4'. Dark blood red flowers from late spring through summer. Full sun and drought tolerant. Makes a great cut flower. Grows up ACO190 Aconitum carmichelli 'Spatlese' 8.85 to 3' when in bloom. A fall blooming Monkshood with long racemes of large violet blue hooded flowers. 5'. September. ACH530 Achillea millefolium 'Fireland' 7.85 Flowers open to red then fade to pink and finally to a tawny ACO250 Aconitum napellus 8.85 gold. The plant grows close to 36 in. tall, but the stems are Blue flowers for late season color. Blossoms appear in August reasonably stout so staking is not needed. and early September. Full sun to part shade. 36-48".

ACH615 Achillea millefolium 'Paprika' 7.85 ACO275 Aconitum napellus 'Album' 8.85 Red-orange perennial with fern-like foliage. Prefers full sun A vigorous and robust plant with white flowers that appear in and average soil. Blooms early summer with a long bloom June-July and persist well into late summer. Grows up to 36-48". time. Great cut flower. Attracts butterflies and hummingbirds. 18-24". www.FieldstoneGardens.com ACH625 Achillea millefolium 'Pretty Belinda' 10.85 Dense, flat clusters of vibrant, lilac-pink flowers bloom June- July. Deep cut, fern-like, medium green foliage. 20". Zone 3-8.

ACH635 Achillea millefolium 'Red Velvet' 7.85 Dark rose red flowers hold their color well throught the summer. Makes and excellent cut flower. 18-24" full sun. Zones 4-8.

ACH660 Achillea millefolium 'Saucy Seduction' 10.85 Large rose-pink blossoms atop silvery green foliage. Makes a great cut flower. 24". Full sun, drought tolerant. Zones 4-8.

ACH685 Achillea millefolium 'Sunny Seduction' 12.85 Buttery yellow flowers atop silvery green foliage. Makes an exellent cut flower. 20-30". Full sun. Zones 4-8.

ACH700 Achillea ptarmica 'Boule de Neige' 7.85 Deep green leathery foliage with masses of double white flowers. Good dried flower, too! Full sun, well-drained soil. 18-24".

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AMS090 Amsonia montana 8.85 A dwarf form of tabernaemontana. This small amsonia has Actaea has seen several name changes. Still the same steel blue star-like flowers the spring, resembling a very fine great plant ideal for a shady moist spot in the garden. phlox flower. Full sun. 2'. Zones 3-8. Provides height as well as some brightness with white flowers and now even a pink cultivar. The traditional AMS100 Amsonia orientalis (Syn: Rhazya orientalis) 7.85 Actaea known as Baneberry is grown for its compound Periwinkle blue star-like flowers in June/July. Willow-like fo- leaves and colorful berries. It also prefers a shady moist liage. Disease and insect resistant. Lovely yellow fall foliage woodland location. Note, the berries and roots are color. Sun and moist well-drained soil. Zone 3-9. poisonous. AMS200 Amsonia tabernaemontana 7.85 ACT100 Actaea pachypoda (Syn: A. alba) 8.85 Whirled willow-like leaves and many small pale blue star-like A popular wildflower requiring a shady location in moist flowers in June. Takes dry location, but prefers heavy, moist humus rich soil. White flowers in early spring, followed by soil in sun to light shade. 12-32". white berries in late summer. An appealing addition to any woodland garden! 24-36". Zones 3-7. Berries are poison- ous.

ACT125 Actaea pachypoda 'Rubra' 8.85 Jack-in-the-Pulpit has been a favorite of American gar- The flowers appear a week earlier and are larger but not as deners for years. These plants survive best in woodland 1 fringed as other baneberry plants. The /4" red berries are gardens that contain rich moist soil. Zone 4-8. borne on slender green pedicels. 24-36". ARI025 Arisaema dracontium 8.85 ACT150 Actaea racemosa 10.85 Unique May blooming woodland perennial! 12-20" with a Tall white spikes appear in July/August reaching a height of long yellow "tounge" that adds great interest to this moisture up to 5-6'. Attractive foliage. Fragrant. Zones 3-7. loving plant. Does great in shade with a rich soil. Zones 4-9.

ACT160 Actaea racemosa 'Atropupurea' 12.85 ARI030 Arisaema kiushianum 32.85 Attractive purple foliage all season. In September, slender A unique new Japanese variety. This Jack-in-the-Pulpit places white flower stems appear reaching a height of up to 5-6'. it flowers at ground level, carpeting the partly shaded bed or Fragrant. Full shade. Excellent plant in right location. Zones border in exotic, hooded blossoms in mid- and late spring! 3-8. 15". Vertically striped in chocolate and shimmery golden and boasting a long spadix that covers the open top of the bloom ACT200 Actaea racemosa 'Pink Spike' 18.85 and extends out 6" like a tail or whip. Unbelievably showy! Pale pink flowers and dark bronze-purple foliage. Part shade Flowers are long-lasting. Partial shade. Zones 6-9. with a rich soil. Can take full sun if provided with constant moisture. Blooms summer through fall. 4-5'. Zones 4-8. ARI035 Arisaema ringens 32.85 Thick purple and white striped spathe resembles a perfectly ACT300 Actaea simplex 'Black Negligee' 18.85 formed cobra head as the tip of the flower curls downward, Very beautiful dark plum foliage and stems with long flower revealing the glossy purple interior and two "cobra eyes." spikes. Purple buds opening white late summer to fall. 5'. ARI040 Arisaema serratum 32.85 Four foot stems are capped by brilliant seed heads of orange berries. The striking, white-striped, purple hood possesses a long, horizontally held spathe tip which encloses a short, If you like low maintenance this is the plant for you! They greenish spike. have light blue, star shaped flowers that bloom early in the season. They are excellent garden plants with good ARI050 Arisaema sikokianum 32.85 disease and insect resistance. A very striking and bold addition to the woodland garden. This Arisaema has a dark spathe and snow white spadix. AMS050 Amsonia hubrechtii 7.85 Blooms in mid summer. A large, impressive find for the col- Steel blue flowers in many clusters cover the plant. Beautiful lector. 18-24". olive green foliage turns a crisp gold color in the fall. 24-36". Zones 5-9. ARI100 Arisaema triphyllum 8.85 The spathe or 'pulpit' is green with brown stripes within, arch- AMS075 Amsonia illustris 7.85 ing over the white spadix 'Jack'. Blooms in late spring. 12- Light blue flower. Blooms in May. Prefers full sun to partial 24". shade and medium moisture soil. Grows 2-3'. Zone 5-9.

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ASC015 Asclepias incarnata 'Cinderella' 8.85 Vanilla scented large compact rose pink flowers. Deadhead- ARL100 Aristolachia durior 18.85 ing can stimulate another bloom cycle during midsummer to An ideal foliage vine that creates a screen for complete pri- early fall. Full sun with moist rich soil. Attractive to humming vacy. Huge, handsome, heart-shaped leaves of glossy, dark birds and butterflies. Great cut flower. 3-5'. Zones 3-9. green. Can be trained to your porch, trellis, or archway. Flow- ers resemble a tiny Dutch pipe. Sun or shade. May reach up ASC025 Asclepias incarnata 'Ice Ballet' 8.85 to 30'. Small clusters of white flowers in early summer. Long lasting cut flower. Tolerant of drought conditions, although prefers moist to wet, humus-rich soil. Good source of nectar for but- terflies and hummingbirds. 3-4'.

Wormwood is prized for its beautiful foliage. The silver ASC120 Asclepias tuberosa 'Gay Butterflies' 8.85 leaves enhance and harmonize the color of surrounding Scented flowers varying in brilliant colors of reds, oranges, plants. Many are utilized for cutting and drying. All re- and yellows blooming from midsummer to early fall. Does quire full sun and a well-drained soil. best in full sun and well drained soil. Attracts butterflies. 2'. Zones 3-8. ART250 Artemisia ludoviciana 'Valerie Finnis' 7.85 Attractive wide, unserrated silver leaves. Not as invasive as ASC125 Asclepias tuberosa 'Hello Yellow' 8.85 other members of the Wormwood family. Very showy. 18-24". Bright yellow flowers that grow 24-36". Prefer full sun and well drained soil. Zones 4-9. ART410 Artemisia schmidtiana 'Silver Mound' 7.85 One of the most popular perennials! The silver, finely cut fo- liage forms a dense mound up to 2' in diameter. Ideal choice for an area with average soil and full sun. Do not over fertil- Asters comprise a large portion of the plant kingdom. All ize, lots of food will result in excessive, lanky growth. Drought have daisy-like flowers produced in summer or early fall. resistant. The selections listed below are chosen for their demon- stration of long bloom and hardiness at our nursery. But- terflies like them too!

ASE120 Aster laevis 'Blue Bird' 7.85 An excellent shade tolerant ground cover. A perfect fo- Big cone shaped clusters of single violet-blue flowers with liage specimen for the woodland garden. The plant emits golden yellow centers in August. Perfectly clean foliage. Needs a ginger-like fragrance when the roots are cut. Prefers a no staking in full sun. 4'. An excellent selection! rich, slightly acid, moist soil. ASE240 Aster novae-angliae 'Alma Potschke' 8.85 ASA100 Asarum canadensis 7.85 A beautiful aster with rose pink flowers first appearing in Sep- (Canadian Wild Ginger) Large light green leaves. Purplish- tember and continuing for up to six weeks. Mildew resistant. brown flowers blooming in April-May are usually hidden by A tall variety attaining a height of 36-48". the dense foliage. Deciduous. More heat tolerant than the European Wild Ginger. 6-8". Zones 4-7. ASE310 Aster novae-angliae 'Purple Dome' 7.85 A short New England aster attaining a height of only 12-18". ASA200 Asarum europaeum 8.85 Semi-double purple flowers with yellow centers that were still (European Ginger) A beautiful plant that produces a glossy opening here in October! We think you'll like this one! dark green foliage throughout the season. Best in moist shade, but can tolerate that dry shady area of your garden. ASE390 Aster novi-belgii 'Blue Lagoon' 7.85 4-6". Zones 4-7. This dwarf New England aster cultivar typically grows 15-28" with a low, bushy habit. Features a profuse bloom of clear blue, daisy-like flowers (to 1.5" across) which can entirely cover the plant with bloom from mid summer to early fall. No staking is required. Attractive to butterflies. Also known as Silkweed, members of this genus are won- derful for use as dried ornaments. Asclepias have milky ASE510 Aster novi-belgii 'Professor Kippenburg' 7.85 sap and silky seeds, and some species are known to Dark semi-double violet-blue blossoms in late summer into flower quite handsomely. Drought tolerant. fall. 12-15". Zones 3-8.

ASC010 Asclepias incarnata 7.85 ASE625 Aster novi-belgii 'Wood's' 7.85 (Swamp Milkweed) Pink flower clusters bloom early to mid White flowers with a pink hue in late summer into fall. Flow- summer. Willow-like leaves 4-5" long. Prefers moist soil. Sun ers may last up to 4-6 weeks. Dark green foliage.12-16". to part shade. 3-5'. Zones 3-9. Zones 3-8.

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ASE630 Aster novi-belgii 'Woods Light Blue' 8.85 This is a great dwarf! It produces light blue flowers in late summer and can attain a height of up to 8-12". Likes full ASL1010 Astilbe arendsii 'Avalanche' 8.85 sun and a well draining soil. Zone 4. Long blooming white plumes in June-July. 28-32".

ASL1100 Astilbe arendsii 'Irrlicht' 7.85 This astilbe has white, softly conical flower plumes in late One of the most reliable and easy perennials we know! spring and early summer. The lustrous dark green foliage is Famous as a shade plant, but here in Maine it does as toothy and jagged looking but soft in effect. It has good fresh well in full sun with a moist soil. We recommend Astilbe flowers and when flowering is over the seeds carry light for its showy plume-like flowers and for the attractive fo- golden-brown plumes which last into September and provide liage that persists all season.Several varieties have red- continuing interest. 30". dish-bronze leaves that add to their allure. Practically disease and pest resistant depending on the variety you ASL1140 Astilbe arendsii 'Snowdrift' 7.85 choose. Flowers from June to September. Zone 4. Selected by the Bloom family of Bressingham Gardens in England, Snowdrift offers an exciting color break in Astilbes. It is one of the whitest Astilbes to date. Bright green mounds of delicately deeply dissected foliage are topped in mid- ASL0060 Astilbe arendsii 'Federsee' 7.85 summer by 2' plumes. Large carmine red plumes, late June, 20". ASL1300 Astilbe biternata 7.85 ASL0080 Astilbe arendsii 'Fire' (Feurer) 7.85 This astilbe is a woodland native with large glossy leaves and A.’Feuer'(G.Arends 1940) The warm glowing red flowering white flowers resembling Aruncus. 3-5'. Zones 4-7. spikes of this astilbe are frothy and loosely conical. These sit on light, feathery mounds of light green foliage and look won- ASL1420 Astilbe chinensis 'Milk and Honey' 7.85 derful when planted in a drift. July. 20". Creamy white flowers that turn light pink as it ages which is lovely and unique. Bronze foliage. Holds up in full sun and ASL0100 Astilbe arendsii 'Flamingo' 7.85 drought but prefers part shade. Blooms early to mid sum- Pink flowers are on wide airy plumes that are held upright. mer. 24". Zones 4-9. Blossoms are slightly fragrant and produced on well branched stems that are late in the summer. The foliage adds an inter- ASL1520 Astilbe japonica 'Deutschland' 7.85 esting look with the glossy dark green foliage. 16-18". Bright dense white spikes in June. Makes an outstanding cut flower. Reaching 24" when in bloom. ASL0140 Astilbe arendsii 'Granat' 8.85 Deep carmine-red flowers in July. 28-30". Nice cut ASL1540 Astilbe japonica 'Ellie' 7.85 flower/butterfly plant. Tolerates part to full shade. Large white flowers. July. 24".

ASL0160 Astilbe arendsii 'Kvele' 7.85 Dark lilac rose flowers. July. 30". ASL2020 Astilbe arendsii 'America' 7.85 ASL0220 Astilbe arendsii 'Red Light' 7.85 A spectacular shade of pink set off by glossy foliage though- (Syn: A. ‘Rotlicht') Fire red flowers in July with shiny green fo- out the early to middle summer weeks. Fond of shady spots liage. 32". but can handle some sun. Not fussy about soil. 24-28". Zones 3-9. ASL0260 Astilbe arendsii 'Spinell' 7.85 Fine, narrow, red plumes with a triangular form. Foliage ASL2080 Astilbe arendsii 'August Light' 8.85 emerges a very deep red then matures to reddish green. One The red plumes of 'August Light' are one of the latest to of the tallest red astilbes. Used as a cut flower. 20". flower. Foliage is green and has a reddish-pink tint to it. 28".

ASL0500 Astilbe japonica 'Bremen' 8.85 ASL2120 Astilbe arendsii F 7.85 Early bright red fading to mid pink, standard plume shape. Fluffy rose-pink plumes over compact mounds of deep green Bold foliage, excellent companion with ferns and blue Hosta! foliage. 24-30" Zones 4-8. A stand out for clear coloring! Astilbe's need double fertilizer and division every 3 years. Takes more sun if soil is very moist. ASL2200 Astilbe arendsii 'Elsie Schluck' 7.85 Pinkish plumes mid summer. Beautiful dark green foliage. ASL0640 Astilbe japonica 'Red Sentinel' 8.85 24". (H. den Ouden 1947) July flowering red cultivar. 24-30". ASL2260 Astilbe arendsii 'Gloria Purpurea' 7.85 Rose plumes in June-July. Bears purplish-red foliage. 24". ASL0800 Astilbe x 'Radius' 7.85 Fluffy bright red plumes over dark glossy foliage. Blooms in ASL2280 Astilbe arendsii 'Grete Pungel' 8.85 July. 24". Pale pink. July to August. 24".

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ASL2340 Astilbe arendsii 'Kriemhilde' 7.85 Deep rose flowers with bronze foliage. Blooms in July. 35". These shorter astilbes are perfect for the front of the bor- der or as ground covers. The delicate fine-cut foliage is ASL2360 Astilbe arendsii 'Lachskonigin' 7.85 attractive all season. Good for containers. Moist well- Pinkish plumes with red and white glowing edges. Grows up drained soil, partial shade. Zone 4-8. to 15" and blooms in early May. Zones 3-8. ASL3120 Astilbe chinensis 'Veronica Klose' 8.85 ASL2450 Astilbe arendsii 'Pink Paradise' 7.85 Plumy rose-purple flowers in mid-summer. This relatively new- Long pink plumes from early to mid-May which continue for comer will do front-of-the-border duty to perfection. 16". about 3 weeks. 35". ASL3140 Astilbe chinensis 'Visions' 7.85 ASL2520 Astilbe chinensis 'Peach' 7.85 A real beauty! Light pink-lavender flowers. Bronze green fo- Peach flowers that have a wonderful fragrance. Late flowering. liage. 10-15". July-August. 3-4'. ASL3160 Astilbe chinensis 'Willy Buchanan' 7.85 ASL2590 Astilbe chinensis 'Sister Theresa' 7.85 One of the most dwarf astilbes. Pale pink flowers above dark, A beautiful pink form that blooms in July-August. 24". dense, curly foliage. 6-10".

ASL2630 Astilbe chinensis 'Superba' 7.85 ASL3340 Astilbe simplicifolia 'Aphrodite' 7.85 This species blooms after most astilbes have finished, late Rose plumes over refined dark foliage. July to August, 18". August into September. Lavender spikes. Tolerant of sun when moisture is available. This plant is eye-catching from a dis- ASL3460 Astilbe simplicifolia 'Hennie Graafland' 7.85 tance. 3-4'. Light pink flowers for 4-6 weeks in July/August. Shiny dark green foliage. 12-16". ASL2655 Astilbe chinensis 'Valerie' 10.85 Soft bluish purple plumes that are dense and blocky. Heavy ASL3520 Astilbe simplicifolia 'Pink Lightning' 8.85 bloomer in midsummer. Bright green coarse foliage. Light Light pink airy plumes and very dark foliage. A great low grow- shade to filtered sun with rich moist soil. Excellent for con- ing Astible blooming in July. 8-12". tainers or your garden. 18-20".

ASL2670 Astilbe chinensis 'Visions in Pink' 8.85 Sturdy well-separated fluffy pale-pink spikes with blue-green A perennial that has ornamental interest all season. Our foliage. July/August. 18". 15-year-old specimen located in an island bed produces attractive gray-green foliage in the spring, reaching a ma- ASL2685 Astilbe chinensis 'Younique Silvery Pink' 10.85 ture height of 3-4'. The flowers appear in June for 3-4 Dark green foliage with twice as many shell pink flowers as weeks, with the long seed pods providing plenty of mate- other varieties. 12-16". rial for dried flower arrangements. Full sun or partial shade. performs well in our garden soil. Zone 4-8. ASL2740 Astilbe japonica 'Emden' 7.85 Lilac-rose flowers in June-August. 26". BAP050 Baptisia alba (aka: B. pendula) 8.85 White 12-20" racemes. Grows best in sun but tolerates ASL2770 Astilbe japonica 'Lollipop' 7.85 shade better than blue form. Well drained soil and is drought Short and full pale-pink pyramidal plumes in June/July on resistant. Good speciman plant. Easy to grow. 4". Zones 4-8. red-stemmed sharply toothed, dark green foliage. 18". BAP100 Baptisia australis 8.85 ASL2840 Astilbe japonica 'Peaches and Cream' 8.85 The most cold hardy species. Emerges very early in spring. Pyramidal plumes that range from white to pink in July. Dark Compact clumps with lavender-blue, pea-like flowers. June. If green glossy foliage, sharply toothed. 24". grown in full sun, no need to stake. 36-40". Zones 3-8.

ASL2860 Astilbe japonica 'Rheinland' 7.85 BAP350 Baptisia x 'Carolina Moonlight' 12.85 Deep pink. June. 15-18". Stunning soft 18" yellow flower spikes in late spring. A great full sun plant that is heat tolerant and drought resistant. 4-5'. Zones 4-9. ASL2960 Astilbe thunbergii 'Straussenfeder' Ostrich Plume 7.85 BAP400 Baptisia x 'Purple Smoke' 12.85 (Syn:'Ostrich Plume') Graceful pink drooping plumes in Grey stems, blue tinted foliage and showy blue purple flow- June/July. 24-30". A wonderful choice for the woodland gar- ers. Strong and vigorous. 3'. Zones 3-9. den. BAP500 Baptisia sphaerocarpa 'Screaming Yellow' 12.85 Vivid yellow to butter yellow flowers on blue-green foliage. Sturdy, drought and deer resistant. 24-36".

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Unusual foliage specimens are always welcome in the An ideal plant for late season color. Many aster-like blos- perennial border. The Bergenia's outstanding feature is soms appear in August/Sept. Full sun is best, with moist its broad, glossy 8-10" leaves which are evergreen and well-drained soil. Zones 4-8. tinged a red color in the winter. Plants confine them- selves to neat clumps and offer a nice show of color in BOT025 Boltonia asteroides 'Jim Crockett' 9.85 the Spring. Low maintenance and pest free. Sun in the Compact growth habit with lavender daisy like flowers mid North, shade in southern areas. Moist well-drained soil. summer. 18-24". Full sun. Zones 4-9. Zones 4-8. BOT100 Boltonia asteroides 'Pink Beauty' 8.85 BER200 Bergenia cordifolia 'Baby Doll' 8.85 Pink daisy like flowers in late July/August. A great butterfly A low growing bergenia that forms a neat rosette. Dense clus- and bee plant! May need support. 3-4'. ters of light pink flowers on 12" stems. BOT150 Boltonia asteroides 'Snowbank' 8.85 BER255 Bergenia cordifolia 'Bressingham Ruby' 9.85 Bright pure white flowers. Performs well in southern gardens. All Outstanding foliage color from glossy green in summer to reach a height of 3-4' and never need staking. Late summer. ruby red in winter. Deep rose-red flowers in spring. Consid- ered to be one of the best ruby-leaved varieties. 12-15". Zones 3-8. Very fine foliage plants for shady, moist sites. Will with- BER400 Bergenia cordifolia 'Perfect' 8.85 stand more sun in a cooler area. Dainty clusters of airy Lilac-red flowers atop maroon foliage. blue flowers in late spring to early summer resemble For- get-Me-Nots. Ideal for pondside or stream. 15". Zones 3-7. BER600 Bergenia cordifolia 'Silver Light' 8.85 Large white flowers fade to pink with glossy green leaves. BRU025 Brunnera macrophylla 7.85 12-18". Large solid green heart shaped leaves provide a bold presence all season with dainty blue flowers May to June. 12-18". Zones 5-9. BER725 Bergenia cordifolia 'Winter Glow' 13.85 Thick leathery glossy green leaves turn to a redish bronze in BRU055 Brunnera macrophylla 'Jack Frost' 12.85 the fall. Bright red flowers throughout the spring. 12-15". A fine Brunnera, a sport of Langtrees. Leaves shimmer with Zones 3-8. a frosty silver overlaying green venation. Blue flowers in late spring. An excellent contrast plant. 15". Zones 5-9. BER750 Bergenia cordifolia 'Winterglut' 10.85 Thick leathery leaves are a glossy green throughout spring BRU065 Brunnera macrophylla 'Kings Ransom' 19.85 and summer and turn to a deep red in fall and winter. Pink This wonderful sport of Jack Frost has a thick yellow margin flowers in spring somethmes rebloom in the fall. 12-15". surrounding silvery frosted leaves with dark green nevation. Zones 3-8. Small blue flowers in late spring. 15-18". Zones 5-9.

BER850 Bergenia x 'Dark Margin' 10.85 BRU100 Brunnera macrophylla 'Looking Glass' 14.85 Bright purple red flowers over green leaves with maroon mar- Heart shaped variegated silver leaves that cup and tip down a gins and turn a glossy deep maroon in the winter. Full sun. bit. Blue flowers bloom between March and June. 12-15". 12-15". Zones 4-8. BRU185 Brunnera macrophylla 'Spring Yellow' 14.85 BER875 Bergenia x 'Lunar Glow' 32.85 Yellow heart shapped leaves develop green spots as they ma- Foliage emerges creamy yellow in spring and is comple- ture. Tiny blue forget-me-not flowers form airy clusters in late mented by fuchsia flowers. Foliage matures to dark green spring. Shade and most soil. 15". Zones 3-8. then red for the winter. A truly unique selection reaching 15" in height. Full sun. Zones 4-8.

BER950 Bergenia x 'Overture' 12.85 The marsh marigold is found growing throughout New Eng- Deep violet-magenta flowers. Has bright green purplish fo- land along streams and brooks. Attractive shiny leaves are a liage that darkens in the winter. Blooms early to late spring. perfect background for the large clusters of flowers that ap- Full sun. 15-18". Zones 4-8. pear in April-May. Prefers partial shade. Zones 5-7.

BER975 Bergenia x 'Rosi Ruffles' 8.85 CAL100 Caltha palustris Early 7.85 Flush of rosy-pink flowers in early spring, reblooms through- This selection will flower a week or more earlier then the speices. out summer and into fall. Thick leathery foliage is nice an A local grower has made this selection and shared them with us. compact reaching 8-12". Grows in sun or shade. Zones 4-8. CAL300 Caltha palustris 'Flore Plena' 16.85 (C. p. 'Multiplex') Attractive double yellow flowers. 1-2'.

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A large group of perennials that provides blossoms in An undemanding perennial that supplies masses of shades of blue, white, and pink, in an assortment of blooms from June through August. Easy to grow. Full sun heights from 8-24". Some are valuable as ground covers is best. Well-drained average soil. Drought tolerant. A nice and others as cut flowers. Full sun or part shade and a addition to the butterfly garden! fertile well-drained soil. Zones 3-7. CEN300 Centaurea macrocephala 7.85 CAM085 Campanula carpatica 'Blue Clips' 6.85 Large, bright yellow flowers in June-July, 2-3" diameter. A real Light green leaves and large blue cup-shaped flowers that attention getter reaching a height of up to 4-5'. Excellent cut bloom from June through September. A good choice for the flower. Zones 3-7. rock garden, as an edging in perennial borders or for con- tainers. 6-8". CEN500 Centaurea montana 'Alba' 10.85 A compact 1-2' perennial with silvery-green, felty foliage. Pure CAM130 Campanula carpatica 'Pearl Deep Blue' 6.85 white, feathery, cornflowers with a black accented center. Very A more compact carpatica. Large upright deep blue flowers elegant. Blooms early summer and will reflower if cut back. with good heat resistance. Blooms in mid summer. 8". Zones Easy to grow in a sunny location in ordinary garden soil. 3-8. CEN508 Centaurea montana 'Amethyst Dream' 11.85 CAM260 Campanula glomerata 'Bellefleur Blue' 8.85 Deeper-purple colored flowers than the genus. Large flowers Bears numerous deep-blue flower clusters just above its 21⁄2" diameter and silver foliage that handles heat and attractive ovate foliage. The compact and uniform growth drought. Flower buds are “shingled,” which gives them inter- habit and floriferous nature of the Bellefleur series will liven est before opening. 20". Zones 3-9. up any perennial program. 4-6". Zones 3-8. CEN510 Centaurea montana 'Amethyst In Snow' 10.85 CAM275 Campanula glomerata 'Crown of Snow' 8.85 Lovely bicolor flower. Silky white, tubular petals radiate from (Syn: C. g. 'Schneekrone') Beautiful large white clusters of royal purple centers in mid-May to mid-June. Silvery green flowers. 24". Full sun to part shade. foliage forms dense, substantial masses. Full sun. 14". Zones 3-9. CAM285 Campanula glomerata 'Joan Elliot' 7.85 Violet-blue flower clusters in June. Sun to part shade. Good CEN530 Centaurea montana 'Gold Bullion' 10.85 cut flower. 18". Vivid traditional blue cornflowers in May and June, but with the twist is the striking chartreuse foliage. 12-15". Drought CAM295 Campanula glomerata 'Odessa' 8.85 tolerant. Good butterfuly plant. Prefers well-drained soil, Large royal purple upfacing clusters. Rise from a mound of deep spreads in moist soil. Full sun to part shade. Zone 3-8. green foliage in May-July. Prefer sun to part shade. 24-36".

CAM300 Campanula glomerata 'Snowflake' 8.85 This clustered bellflower variety is an upright, clump-forming Few vines give the spectacular flower show that the perennial which typically grows 1.5-2'. Upward facing, bell- clematis produces. This plant grows best in a fertile, well- shaped, white flowers. Late spring to early summer. drained soil located in full sun. The roots must be kept cool and moist by using a mulch. (Hot heads and cool CAM305 Campanula glomerata 'Superba' 8.85 feet.) Zones 4-9. Fine showy clusters of violet bells on an upright plant. 20". CLE190 Clematis x hybrida 'General Sikorsky' 19.85 CAM438 Campanula persicifolia 'Blue-Eyed Blonde' 12.85 Dark lavender with a tint of red in center of overlapping Forming a low mound of long, narrow bright yellow foliage sepals. Cream stamens. June-September. 8-12'. Minimal with taller stems in summer that hold deep violet-blue bells. pruning. Full sun. 12-18". Zone 3. CLE390 Clematis x hybrida 'Nelly Moser' 19.85 CAM470 Campanula persicifolia 'Chettle Charm' 8.85 Pale mauve pink flowers with reddish bar. Blooms in May on Creamy white, bell-shaped flowers each with a light margin of 6-8' vines. Requires moderate pruning and is Zone 4 hardy. blue along the edges of each petal. 36". June-July. CLE400 Clematis x hybrida 'Niobe' 19.85 CAM675 Campanula poscharskyana 'Blue Waterfall' 7.85 Dark ruby red flowers with yellow center. June to September. Vigorous, low growing, spreading groundcover, absolutely cov- 6-8'. Prune hard. Full sun to part shade, medium moisture ered with deep blue starry flowers in June-July. 8-10". soil. Zone 4-9.

CLE450 Clematis x hybrida 'Ramona' 19.85 Lavender-blue flowers with reddish stamens. August- September.Do not prune. 8'.

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CLE533 Clematis x hybrida 'Ville De Lyon' 19.85 DIC600 Dicentra formosa 'Bacchanal' 8.85 Large carmine pink flowers with yellow centers early. 8-12'. Dark wine-red flowers above fern-leaf foliage. June- Full sun/part shade. Zones 4-9 September. 12". Zones 3-9.

CLE810 Clematis viticella 'Polish Spirit' 19.85 DIC775 Dicentra spectabilis 8.85 A vigorous climber with deep purple flowers from June to Sep- (Common Bleeding Heart) An old favorite, bearing long tember, climbs , covers walls, will run through large shrubs or racemes of drooping rosy-pink heart-shaped flowers. let run upon the ground. 15'. Light pruning only. Flowers late May into June. You can't beat this one for its low maintenance and reliability! 30". Zones 2-9.

DIC800 Dicentra spectabilis 'Alba' 8.85 The common name Sweet Fern is derived from the fern- In our shade garden, the white bleeding heart is noticed by like foliage that omits a sweet smell from the aromatic fo- everyone who passes by. The abundant flowers brighten up liage. This native to North America is a small shrub that any dark corner. A very special perennial. 30". Zones 2-9. grows 3-4'. May-June.

COM100 Comptonia peregrina 8.85 DIC825 Dicentra spectabilis 'Gold Heart' 16.85 Thin narrow leaves are 2-4" long. Either flowers or catkins are Bright gold foliage in spring and summer with drooping pink produced in clusters at ends of branches depending upon hearts on stems up to 2' in spring. Do not plant in full sun. sex of the plant. Openings in coniferous forest in well-drained, dry, acid, sandy or gravelly soils. Because it fixes nitrogen, DIC840 Dicentra x ‘Burning Hearts' PPAF 14.85 does well on disturbed sites or sites with sterile soil. Drought A nice compact bleeding heart. Reaches 10-12". Deep rose and salt tolerant. red flowers bloom on top of the blue-gray fern like foliage.

DIC850 Dicentra x ‘Candy Hearts' PPAF 10.85 This is a new compact form of bleeding heart. By mid spring This adaptable and undemanding plant is very popular this plant sports a wealth of pendant flowers that are fragrant for use as a ground cover in partial shade and a well- and bright rose pink. The flowers will contiue on until a hard drained moist soil. The very fragrant blossoms in frost. The foliage is very attractive in that it is lacey and blue. May/June are excellent for cutting. Beautiful for natu- ralizing in woodland areas. 6-8". Zone 2-7a. DIC875 Dicentra x 'Ivory Hearts' PPAF 10.85 CON190 Convallaria majalis 'Rosea' 8.85 An amazingly compact plant and on top of that this plant Fragrant light pink flowers. Cooler spring weather tends to does not stop flowering until frost. This is like the Dicentra x make the pink flower color even more vibrant. Slow spread- 'Candy Hearts' but ivory in color. The flowers are fragrant, large ing and great as a cut flower. 8-10". Blooms April-May in par- pendant, heart-shaped pure white flowers, gorgeous blue tial shade to full shade. Medium moisture soil. Zones 2-7. green ferny foliage. 12".

CON300 Convallaria montana 12.85 DIC900 Dicentra x 'King of Hearts' 10.85 The American version of Lily Of The Valley, this runs forming Delicate finely cut soft grey green foliage with dark rose heart tufts a couple feet away from the parent plant but unlike the shaped flowers, June to September, slow spreading, 12". common version is not a nuisance, indeed in the wild, it is Zones 3-8. rather rare. DIC920 Dicentra x 'Luxuriant' 8.85 A gorgeous dicentra with cherry-red flowers that bloom con- tinuously from April until September. 12". Zones 3-7. One of the best perennials for the shade or woodland gar- den! All are easy to grow, requiring moist, but well- DIC950 Dicentra x 'Spring Magic 14.85 drained soil. Lovely delicate flowers in late spring. Clusters of pink, heart-shaped flowers May-July. Rich green fernlike foliage throughout the year. Part sun to full shade. DIC100 Dicentra cucullaria (Dutchman's Breeches) 7.85 Zones 4-8. Fragrant white flowers blooming in April-May. Prefers a moist woodland location. Lovely finely cut foliage. 8-10".

DIC200 Dicentra eximia 7.85 www.FieldstoneGardens.com (Fringed Bleeding Heart) Attractive dwarf habit, forming a neat clump with fern-like gray-greenfoliage. Fringed rosy-pink, 7 heart-shaped flowers June-September. 12-15". Zones 3-9.

DIC575 Dicentra formosa 'Aurora' 8.85 White flowers above beautiful greyish foliage. Very vigorous. 10". June-September.

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DOD400 Dodecatheon meadia 8.85 Beautiful North American wildflower. Rose pink or lavender, This permanent long-lived perennial has handsome whitish at the base and suggesting a falling star. Prefers a leathery foliage that when crushed emits a delightful nice woodsy soil in partial shade. Blooms late in spring. 12". lemon fragrance. The flowers and leaves have been Zones 3-9. Note: Small root structures on plant. known to form a gas which may be ignited on a warm evening. Give it a sunny, well-drained location near the DOD850 Dodecatheon x 'Aphrodite' 8.85 back of the border. Takes time to establish itself. so place Shooting Star. Large robust plants with loose umbels of rich in a permanent location. An aristocrat of the garden! purple rose with reflexed petals blooming May to June, 20". Good butterfly plant! Zones 3-8. Part shade and rich woodland soil, for the woodland garden or shady rock garden. Plants go dormant mid summer. DID100 Dictamnus albus (Syn: D. fraxinella) 12.85 The 1" white flowers are held on a long raceme. A very special plant for the garden! 24".

DID200 Dictamnus albus 'Purpureus' 12.85 An easy, low maintenance plant that provides late season Forms an attractive plant with spikes of deep rose-pink color. Large daisy-like flowers are long lasting, making flowers with reddish veining. July. 24". them good cut flowers. Full sun, average soil. Does well in southern gardens. 24-36". Zones 3-8.

ECH200 Echinacea purpurea 'Bright Star' 7.85 Immense daisy-like blooms of rosy-red with a maroon No garden would be complete without this old favorite. center that remains attractive even after the flower fades. The stately flower stalk, growing up to 3', adds splendor August-September. 3-4'. to the background of the perennial border. ECH215 Echinacea purpurea 'Coconut Lime' 13.85 DIG200 Digitalis mertonensis 8.85 Bright white with a pale green center cone. Blooms in mid A perennial foxglove that has broad green attractive foliage summer and a great cut flower. Tolerates dry to moist soils. all season. Dark pink flowers atop 24" spikes. Full sun. 24-30". Zones 4-9.

DIG500 Digitalis purpurea 'Foxy' 7.85 ECH257 Echinacea purpurea Green Jewel' 14.85 Colorful and long-blooming. Starts blooming at 18" and Soft green ray petals eminate from a fragrant green center eventually reaches a bushy 3'. Foxy makes a big show in June and stay true to their color throughout the season. Grows and July. Mixed colors. shorter then most echinacea so no staking is required. 20- 24". Zones 4-9. DIG680 Digitalis x 'Goldcrest' 12.85 A relatively stout, sterile hybrid that produces strong, upright ECH260 Echinacea purpurea 'Harvest Moon' 10.85 racemes of yellow-peach flowers with reddish brown mark- (Syn. 'Matthew Saul') Fragrant golden flowers the color of a ings. The plant blooms mid-summer to mid-fall, having a long big harvest moon. Overlapping petals make the flower look blooming period, attracting hummingbirds with its yellow bun- fuller and larger. Vigorous grower. 24-30". dles of flowers. Zones 4-9. ECH265 Echinacea purpurea 'Hope' 12.85 Big soft-pink fragrant flowers bloom from summer into early fall atop tall sturdy stems.

In the Primrose family Primulaceae. Basal clumps of ECH300 Echinacea purpurea 'Magnus' 7.85 leaves and nodding flowers are produced at the top of Chosen by the Perennial Plant Association as the 1998 Plant tall stems that rise from where the leaves join the crown. of the Year! Carmine non-drooping flowers in August- They are commonly called Shooting Stars because of the September. 4'. flower shape. The genus is largely confined to North America, and part of northeastern Siberia. Common ECH330 Echinacea purpurea 'Meringue' 16.85 names also include, American Cowslip, Mosquito Bills, Double pale green/white flowers with pom-pom centers. Full Mad Violets, and Sailor-caps. A few species are grown in sun, drought tolerant. 18" gardens for their showy and unique flower display. ECH355 Echinacea purpurea 'Pica Bella' 12.85 DOD300 Dodecatheon jeffreyi 8.85 Showy colorful bright red pink flowers with burnt red orange (Sierra Shooting Star) A purple pink swarm of distinctive, cone. Blooms summer through to fall. Full sun dry to moist reflexed-petal flowers May-June. 10". Partial shade. Zones 4-8. soil . Attracts butterflies and a great cut flower. 24-36". Zones 4-9.

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ECH366 Echinacea purpurea 'Prairie Splendor' 12.85 EPI700 Epimedium x cantabrigiense 9.85 An early bloom echinacea, blooming as much as two weeks Pinkish-orange flowers above lustrous evergreen foliage. before other coneflowers. Rose pink flowers bloom atop com- pact stems in late June. Full sun. 2'. Zones 4-8. EPI710 Epimedium x. 'Amber Queen' 12.85 Foliage has a red hint to it in spring, eventually turning green. ECH367 Echinacea purpurea 'Razmattaz' 12.85 Small orange-peach spider-like flowers bloom April to June. Rose-pink flowers early to mid summer. Sun to part sun in 12-15". Zone 5-8. moist soil. 30". EPI715 Epimedium x. 'Creeping Yellow' 12.85 ECH388 Echinacea purpurea 'Summer Sun' 14.85 Young leaves have a red margin which eventually turns to Golden orange flowers perfectly sized for the middle of the a soild green as the leaves mature. Bright white fragrant border. 40" Full sun. flowers bloom April to May. 14". Zone 4-9.

ECH391 Echinacea purpurea 'Sundown' 12.85 EPI720 Epimedium x. 'Fire Dragon' 12.85 Intense enormous russet orange blossoms. Blooms mid sum- Yellow and purple flowers are beautiful under sunlight, hang- mer to fall. Heat and drought tolerant. Attracts butterflies and ing from thin brown stems. In bloom from April-June. 9-12". bees. Full sun and well drained soil. 36-42". Zones 3-10. Zone 5-8.

ECH392 Echinacea purpurea 'Sunrise' 12.85 EPI730 Epimedium x. 'Pink Champagne' 12.85 Elegant butter yellow petals about 5" across on a very sturdy Soft pink flowers with a hint of white bloom from April to June. stem. Blooms mid summer to mid fall. Atractive to bees, 14-16". Zone 4-8. birds, and butterflies. Full sun, dry to moist soil. 24-36". Zones 4-9. EPI740 Epimedium x. 'Pink Elf' 12.85 Loaded with small airy light pink flowers, each flower has a ECH393 Echinacea purpurea 'Twilight' 12.85 bronze cup. Blooms March to May. 12". Zone 5-9. Rose-red flowers blooming in mid summer. Prefers full sun with a well dreined soil. 24". EPI760 Epimedium x perralchicum 'Frohnleiten' 8.85 Eventually, one plant will become a colony of evergreen foliage with bright yellow flowers with short bronze spurs in early spring. Best to cut right to the ground in fall. 12-16". Excellent slow-spreading evergreen ground cover for the Shade to part shade in a well-drained fertile soil. shade. The compound leaves are light green, taking on a reddish tinge in fall. Grows well under trees if the soil has EPI780 Epimedium x rubrum 8.85 been amended with organic matter, such as peat moss. Ruby red flowers with a light center. Part shade to shade and April-May. a moist well-drained soil. Outstanding! 8-12". Zones 4-8.

EPI200 Epimedium grandiflorum (Syn: E. macrantheum) 8.85 EPI800 Epimedium x versicolor 'Sulphureum' 8.85 Very showy silvery-pink flowers tinged with lavender. Flowers Elegant light yellow flowers. This is a great plant for the in April-May. Part shade.10-12". shaded area of your garden. 12". Zone 4-8.

EPI250 Epimedium grandiflorum 'Lilafee' 8.85 EPI820 Epimedium x warleyensis 9.85 Lovely lavender-violet flowers.Young spring foliage is beige- Coppery-orange sepals with spur-like brownish petals. 12". brown and greens up in early summer. 8-15". EPI890 Epimedium x youngianum 'Merlin' 12.85 EPI275 Epimedium grandiflorum 'Orange Queen' The leaflets are sharply serrated, marked with red upon emer- (Orangekonigin) 8.85 gence in the spring, and turn a deep shade of crimson in the 3 Light creamy orange flowers and great green foliage. Great in fall. The 3-8 pendulous flowers are about /4" across and light partial shade with a moist soil. 8-15". pinkish white.Flowers are essentially spurless. Zones 5-8.

EPI440 Epimedium pallidum 8.85 EPI900 Epimedium x youngianum 'Niveum' 8.85 Upright yellow spring blooms with fine foliage lasting 6 weeks. Pendulous pure white flowers in April-May. Part shade. Beau- 10-12". tiful! 8-10". Zones 5-8.

EPI500 Epimedium pinnatum ssp. colchicum 11.85 EPI950 Epimedium x youngianum 'Roseum' 8.85 Showy bright yellow flowers atop 12" stems. Pink to rose flowers in April-May. Part shade and moist soil. 8-10". Zones 5-8. EPI510 Epimedium pubigerum 9.85 Compact mounds of leathery, evergreen dark foliage. Pani- cles of yellow flowers, creamy-white inside. Partial shade in any soil. 10-15".

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A shaded garden is always a challenge. However ferns can FER220 Athyrium x 'Ghost' 8.85 play a major role in any area where limited sunlight and Stunning silvery fronds in a rigid upright clump that grows moist, rich, well-drained soil exist. Use as a ground cover broad and tall. 24-36". Zones 5-9. along banks and streams as well as foundation plantings. FER240 Athyrium 'Wildwood Twist' 8.85 FER050 Adiantum pedatum (Maidenhair) 8.85 Smokey gray and green fonds that twist with age. Perfers a (Maidenhair Fern) One of the most graceful of all ferns. moist to wet organic soil. 16-18". Delicate in appearance, but perfectly hardy. Moist soil that does not dry out is recommended. 15-18". Zones 3-8. FER333 Dryopteris erythrosora 'Brilliance' 8.85 Copper-burgandy fronds turn green as they mature. 18-24". FER100 Athyrium filix-femina (Lady Fern) 8.85 Can tollerate dryer soil then most ferns. An attractive fern, fine and delicate. Shade or partial shade. Will tolerate moderately dry soil. Great woodland selection. 15-24". FER335 Dryopteris filix-mas (Male Fern) 7.85 The fronds are deeply cut and frilled at the ends of the seg- FER115 Athyrium filix-femina 'Lady in Red' 8.85 ments and are a true green. They easily attract attention in An Athyrium with showy burgundy running throughout the stems. their shaded niches such as rocks, screes, and narrow canyon Unique and a worthy addition to your fern collection. 30-36". bottoms. Part sun to shade and prefers moist rich soil. Can tolerate some dryness. 18-24". Zones 3-9. FER119 Athyrium niponicum 'Apple Court' 8.85 This painted fern has show purple, silver and green markings FE R350 Dryopteris goldiana (Goldie's Fern) 8.85 like other Japanese painted ferns but it also has a crest mak- A giant of our woodland ferns. Golden-green incolor reaching ing it stand out in any shade garden. 1-2'. height of 4'. Prefers a well-drained moistsoil.

FER120 Athyrium niponicum 'Metallicum' 8.85 FER410 Matteuccia struthiopteris (Ostrich Fern) 7.85 (Japanese Painted Fern) Wine red fronds with a silvery green Large ostrich-like leaves. Likes moist, humus rich soil and an overlay. 18". open shady area and can tolerate sun in swampy areas. Likes to be near water. 3-4'. FER130 Athyrium niponicum 'Pictum' 8.85 (Japanese Painted Fern) This is one of our favorite ferns! Very FER450 Onoclea sensibilis (Sensitive Fern) 7.85 attractive foliage comprised of fronds that have a silver-gray (Sensitive Fern) A nice fern found in woods and wetlands in variegation while the stems are maroon. Would brighten up a the eastern U.S. Great for use in shade to partial shade with dull corner of the shade garden. Needs moisture. plenty of soil moisture. 12". Zone 4-9.

FER135 Athyrium niponicum 'Red Beauty' 8.85 FER500 Osmunda cinnamomea 7.85 Vigorous relitive to the Japanese Painted Fern. Bright red (Cinnamon Fern) Young fronds are a wooly cinnamon brown. stems and veins that take 2-3 years to develop and in shade Low maintenance fern that can survive tough conditions. Will it will get sharp silver and green shadows. Very adaptable. tolerate sun with heavy moisture, however, prefers shade or Moist to average well drained soil. Full shade to part sun. partial shade. Can be used near water. Very luxuriant, reach- 12-18". Zones 3-8. ing a height of 36-48".

FER137 Athyrium niponicum 'Regal Red' 10.85 FER510 Osmunda regalis (Royal Fern) 7.85 Dark red stems contrast wonderfuly with the silver paintings Huge graceful fronds, considered one of our finest ferns. Can on the fronds. Twisting on the pinnules give the frond a fluffed tolerate a wet location. 3-4'. up look. Moist soil, full sun 8-20". FER560 Polystichum acrostichoides (Christmas Fern) 7.85 FER150 Athyrium niponicum 'Ursula's Red' 8.85 (Christmas Fern) Dark, evergreen foliage provides good back- Broad silver foliage traced with wine-red. A real knock out! drop for smaller plants. Fronds used in floral arrangements. Needs at least part shade and consistent moisture. 16". Partial shade in moist, well-drained soils. 12".

FER200 Athyrium x 'Brandford Beauty' 8.85 Red stalks and grey speckled leaves. A fast and vigorous grower. A wonderful plant for woodland gardens or shade www.FieldstoneGardens.com gardens. 24". Zones 5-9. 7 FER210 Athyrium x 'Branford Rambler' 8.85 Running Painted Fern. A vigorous groundcover type fern. Same great coloring as other Painted Ferns but with more red tones. 12-18".

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GER130 Geranium himalayense 'Gravetye' 8.85 Deep blue flowers with reddish centers and red-purple veins. Gentian is a great plant for a cool season garden! Sun to part shade in a well drained soil. 12-16". Zones 4-8. Available in a wide range of sizes depending upon species. Flower time also varies from spring to fall with GER145 Geranium macrorrhizum 7.85 bloom colors typically being blue. One of the easiest geraniums to grow, either in full sun or partial shade. Very aromatic foliage. Dark pink flowers in late GEN100 Gentiana andrewsii 7.85 spring. Somewhat spreading though not invasive making a (Closed Gentian) Clustered in the axils of the leaves are nice groundcover. Drought tolerant. 18". Zones 3-8. tubular blue flowers appearing late August-Sptember. Partial shade to full sun. Moist, humus soil is best. 12". Zone 4-8. GER155 Geranium macrorrhizum 'Album' 7.85 White flowers with a touch of pink. Introduced by Walter Ing- GEN150 Gentiana cruciata 7.85 wersen from Bulgaria. Zones 3-8. Nice blue clusters of flowers in early summer. 12". GER275 Geranium maculatum 'Elizabeth Ann' 9.85 GEN185 Gentiana dahurica 7.85 Mounds of chocolate foliage with contrasting bright pink flow- Lovely deep blue flowers in mid to late summer. 6-12". Full ers rising well above the foliage May to June. A vigorous sun, deep soil. Avoid hot summer sun. Zones 4-8. grower that makes an excellent groundcover. Will tolerate dampness. 10-15". Zones 4-9. GEN700 Gentiana septemfida x paradoxa (Hybrid) 7.85 A hybrid between two excellent and easy species produces GER285 Geranium maculatum 'Espresso' 9.85 gentian-blue flowers at the tips of upright branches in late Bronze foliage and sturdy pink flowers from May to July. Older summer. Moist, fertile soil in full sun. 3.5" blooms fading to white. 16".

GER470 Geranium pratense 'Victor Reiter Jr.' 12.85 Deeply cut royal purple-bronze foliage emerges in spring, A large genus of valuable perennials. Many can be used forming a solid mound. Dark blue lilac blooms in spring and as a ground cover because they do a magnificent job of early summer. 12-16". Full sun to part sun in a well-drained smothering out weeds. However, they are easy to control soil. Zones 5-8. and can be incorporated into the garden without fear of invasion. All varieties have attractive foliage, including GER525 Geranium sanguineum 'Alpen Glow' 7.85 late fall color. The first flush of bloom is early summer A mound of vivid rose-red flowers in spring over a low carpet continuing into September. Excellent subject for the rock- of dark green foliage. Plant should be placed in full sun or ery or the border. Full sun to partial shade. partial shade in the front of the garden. 8-14".

GER010 Geranium cinereum 'Ballerina' 7.85 GER573 Geranium sanguineum 'Elke' 14.85 Lilac-pink flowers, veined with dark red. Grayish-green foliage. Pink flowers with dark pink veins bloom mid summer atop A low growing geranium, only 4-6". Very attractive! Zones 5-8. green mounds of foliaige. Works well as a ground cover or as a border plant. GER012 Geranium cinereum 'Carol' 8.85 Bountiful bright pink velvety flowers with fine dark veins, June- GER595 Geranium sanguineum 'John Elsley' 7.85 Sept. Sun to part shade and a well drained soil. 6". Named after the famous plantsman John Elsey by fellow plantsman Alan Bloom. This variety has prostrate carmine GER023 Geranium cinereum 'Memories' 12.85 flowers with darker veins. 10-12". Bright magenta-purple flowers with a black center. Blooms all summer long. 4-6". Zone 4-9. GER615 Geranium sanguineum 'Max Frei' 7.85 Very free-flowering with deep magenta blooms. Compact, GER025 Geranium cinereum 'Purple Pillow' 9.85 mounding plant makes an excellent groundcover. Reddish Low mounds to 6" with very floriferous purple blooms from fall leaf color. 8-12". June-August. Does well in part shade. Great for the butterfly garden. GER640 Geranium sanguineum 'Shepards Warning' 7.85 From Scotland. Bright cerise pink flowers over low dark GER095 Geranium himalayense 7.85 foliage. 8". (Syn. G grandiflorum) Violet-blue saucer-shaped flowers with a touch of white at the center. June and July. 12-15". Zones 4-7. GER650 Geranium sanguineum 'Spinners' 7.85 Large cup-shaped deep purple-blue flowers with clumps of GER125 Geranium himalayense 'Birch's Double' deeply divided leaves. Flowers in June. 30-36". Full sun to (Syn: G.`Plenum') 7.85 part shade and a well-drained soil. Zones 4-8. Beautiful Double purple-red flowers. Blooms in early sum- mer. 18". Zones 4-7.

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GER660 Geranium sanguineum 'Striatum' 7.85 GER865 Geranium x 'Orion' 8.85 Spreading mound-shaped plants covered with soft salmon Large, blue flowers with violet veins. Flowers July-August. Full pink flowers with deep veining. Blooms continuously from sun to part shade. 18". Zones 3-8. June until fall. Highly drought tolerant. Good for the rock garden. 6-8". Zones 3-8. GER920 Geranium x 'Phillippe Vapelle' 8.85 This variety has bluish-purple flowers with strong dark veins. GER682 Geranium soboliferum 'Starman' 16.85 Great unique foliage rounded soft velvet like leaves. A long Purpleish pink flowers have dark veins and markings near the bloomer. Superb! 15". center, making it stand out from other cranesbills. Green fo- liage forms a mound 12". Full sun. GER925 Geranium x 'Pink Penny' 13.85 Amazingly beautiful rose-lavander flowers wiskered with dark GER730 Geranium wallichianum 'Crystal Lake' 12.85 veins. Softly dissected tight nit mounding foliage. Blooming Crystal blue flowers with purple rose veins, long blooming from early summer to the first frost. Full sun to part shade. season. Very showy flowers. 15"–20". Zone 5. Grows well in garden or containers. Needs well draind soil. 15". Zones 4-8. GER763 Geranium x 'Blue Blood' 12.85 Often thought of as blue it is more of a deep blue purple with GER970 Geranium x 'Splish Splash' 8.85 red veins on large petals. Foliage turns shades of orange in Very large green leaves and white flowers splashed with vio- late summer. Blooming from spring to early fall. Full sun to let. Summer bloom with a fall repeat. 24". part shade. Average to medium well drained soil and very drought tolerant. 12-18". Zones 4-8. GER995 Geranium x 'Tiny Monster' 8.85 Large bright two toned magenta-rose flowers with dark wine- GER780 Geranium x cantabrigiense 'Alba' 8.85 red veins atop ferny, celery green, low growing, billowing fo- White and pale pink flowers. Has reddish foliage. Blooms liage that turns bronzish purple in the fall. Blooms early to spring to summer. Well drained soil. Full sun to part shade. late summer. Full sun. Well drained soil. 6-12". Zones 4-8. Great for rock gardens. 20". Zones 4-9.

GER790 Geranium x cantabrigiense 'Biokovo' 7.85 Dainty white flowers with a hint of pink appear above a dense GRA195 Chasmanthium latifolium 'River Mist' 11.85 mound of bright green leaves. Ideal for containers! 12". A new introduction that provides a striking green and white Zones 5-7. variegated foliage that is second to none.The plant can reach heights of 30-36". Late summer and early fall brings the oats GER810 Geranium x cantabrigiense 'Karmina' 7.85 that can provide interest well into the winter as they dry out. An excellent groundcover geranium with rich raspberry pink Zones 5-9. flowers in early summer. 6-8". GRA400 Hakonechloa macra 'Aureola' 8.85 GER820 Geranium x 'Dilys' 7.85 Cascading yellow leaves with green stripes. This one glows. Dark green foliage. Widely spreading. Reddish purple flowers Slow grower but very easy. 18-24". Zones 5-9. with a dark center. 6". Zones 5-8. GRA425 Hierochloe odorata (Sweet Grass) 8.85 GER821 Geranium x 'Double Jewel' 14.85 A great choice for craft-minded people. The thin green blades Double white flowers and a pink-purple center. Blooms May- grow 3-4' and provide a nice fragrance. Native Americans use September. 15-20". Zone 4-8. this grass for baskets and other decorations.

GER822 Geranium x 'Dragonheart' 17.85 Large deep magenta flowers with black centers and dark viens. Blooms throughout the summer. Large 2' clumps. Easy care perennials that make a spectacular splash of Zones 4-8. color in late summer. Grand cut flower. Perfectly hardy perennial for full sun, moist well-drained soil. Should be GER840 Geranium x 'Johnson Blue' 8.85 divided every 3-4 years in early spring. Zones 3-8. Brilliant blue cup-shaped flowers. Finely divided foliage. Most heat tolerant of the species. Blooms from May-September. HEE070 Helenium autumnale 'Kanaria' 8.85 18". One of the best! Zones 4-8. Excellent canary yellow flowers in mid to late summer. Great for the back of the border. Full sun and moist but well drained GER845 Geranium x 'Jolly Bee' 12.85 soil. Drought tolerant. 3-4'. Zones 4-8. Big bountiful blue flowers with maroon veins and white cen- ters. Blooms from May-Sept. About 18-24". Full sun to part HEE375 Helenium x 'Biedermeier' 12.85 shade and a well drained soil. Dark brown cone with rich yellow tips and base with bright red band reflexed throughout. Blooming mid summer to fall. Full sun average to moist soil. Awsome cut flower. 36-48". Zones 4-9.

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HEE400 Helenium x 'Canary' 9.85 HEL300 Helleborus orientalis 'Double Queen' 26.85 (Kanaria) Bright canary yellow flowers. Very attractive to but- Double flowers in exciting colors ranging from whites, pinks, terflies. Great cut flower. Can last ten days or better in a vase. burgandys, yellows, with freckles and washes. Large lovely Excellent for wild gardens. Full sun and average to moist soil. evergreen foliage. Blooms late winter to spring. Great for walk- 3'. Zones 4-9. ways. Full to part shade. Moist well drained soil. 12-15". Zones 4-9. HEE405 Helenium x 'Chelsey' 10.58 Red orange daisy like flowers mid summer to fall. Great cut HEL315 Helleborus orientalis 'Ivory Prince' 10.85 flower, attracts butterflies. Full sun, moist soil, 2-3'. Zones 5-9. Many white flowers with shell pink and green on reverse side of the petal. Blooms very early spring. 15-18". Part shade. HEE410 Helenium x 'Cymbal Star' 9.85 (Helen's flower) Yellow ray flowers surrounding a red and HEL320 Helleborus orientalis 'Joy Hybrids' 8.85 yellow bi color disk tops on strong stems. Blooms mid Large flowers in a mix of colors, white, yellow, green, pink, red, summer to fall. Great for cut flowers and butterflies. Full and purple. Part shade to shade. 14-16". sun and well watered. 3'. Zones 4-9. HEL327 Helleborus orientalis 'Melody' 10.85 HEE545 Helenium x 'Mardi Gras' 8.85 An astonishing large mix of colors white-pinks to burgandys Bright orange daisies bloom in late summer through fall. with a dark evergreen foliage. Blooming in early spring. Spec- Great cut and butterfly plants. Prefer full sun, and well- tacular border plant. Part shade with moist well drained soil drained soil. 2'. Zones 2-9. 12-16". Zones 4-8.

HEE560 Helenium x 'Rubinzwerg' 12.85 HEL340 Helleborus orientalis 'Pink Lady' 9.85 (Ruby Dwarf) Dark mohogany red flower turns orange-yellow Large up facing light pink flowers. Partially sunny to full shade with a brown center as the season winds down. Blooming locations. Moist soil. 12-16". Zones 4-8. mid summer to fall with average soil needs. Ideal cut flower. 32". Zones 3-7. HEL360 Helleborus orientalis 'Red Hybrid' 10.85 HEE570 Helenium x 'Ruby Tuesday' 9.85 Cup-shaped blooms which vary from shades of maroon to Deep ruby red petals eminate from a center which changes purple-red. Early spring. 16". from mahogany to a golden yellow. 20" Great border plant for sunny gardens. Zones 4-9. HEL620 Helleborus purpurascens 'Red Power' 10.85 Cup shaped maroon red flowers in early spring. Part shade. HEE580 Helenium x 'Sahin's Early Flower' 8.85 12-18". Burnt-red petals surround a yellow and brown center. July/August. 26-30". Full sun and a well-drained soil. Zones HEL725 Helleborus x hybridus 'Brandywine' 10.85 4-8. Premium rainbow mix of flower shapes, singles, semi-dou- bles, and doubles with color forms like pinks, reds, picottees, and apricots. Long blooming evergreen in early spring. Full to part shade with moist well drained soil. Great border plant. Low growing evergreen perennials that produce blooms in 12-18". Zones 4-9. March and April. Superb plant for the shade/woodland garden. Requires shade and a moist well-drained soil. HEL730 Helleborus x hybridus 'Double Melody' 10.85 Regal beauty. Zone 4-9. A melody of so many colors just like the above Melody the only real difference is that its you guessed it. It’s a Double! HEL150 Helleborus niger (Christmas Rose) 8.85 It is always nice to know that in March we can go out into the HEL740 Helleborus x hybridus 'Golden Lotus' 26.85 nursery and glimpse the first flowers of the Christmas 3" double yellow flowers occasionally have a thin red edge. Rose.White tinged with pink they announce the coming of 20". Zones 4-8. spring for us here in Maine. Semi-evergreen. 8-10". Note: Small root structure. HEL750 Helleborus x hybridus 'Goldfinch' 26.85 Delicately rounded petals of soft green-yellow with tiny red HEL250 Helleborus orientalis (Lenten Rose) 8.85 flakes centered with a deep lime green. Flowering in the early Leathery dark green leaves producing nodding 3" flowers. spring. Full to part shade and average soil. 18-24". Zones 5-9. Colors vary from white to dark lavender. Flowers are often spotted inside. 18". HEL760 Helleborus x hybridus 'Kingston Cardinal' 26.85 Ample fully doubled raspberry wine, mauve flowers on shiny HEL290 Helleborus orientalis 'Blue Lady' 9.85 dark evergreen foliage. Blooms in the early spring. Full to part Deep blue-purple up facing flowers blooms from March-April. shade with average soil needs. 15-24". Zones 5-9. Grow in sunny conditions to full shade. Tolerant of heat and humidity. 12-16". Zones 4-8. Outstanding!

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HEL790 Helleborus x hybridus Peppermint Ice' 26.85 HEM1700 Hemerocallis 'Plum Beauty' 8.85 Double pale pink flowers with deep pink edges in early spring. Lots of big 5" plum-colored blooms with a yellow eye. 28". Dark green foliage present year round. Part to full shade. 12-14". Zones 5-9. HEM1720 Hemerocallis 'Ponytail Pink' 8.85 Fine soft pink with ruffled edges and an apricot throat. 24". HEL800 Helleborus x hybridus 'Royal Heritage' 9.85 (John Elsley) This plant exhibits hybrid vigor and a long flower- HEM1760 Hemerocallis 'Pretty Miss' 8.85 ing period. Excellent evergreen foliage of superior form, texture Peach with a soft pink blush, ruffled edges are an antique and color. The colors of 'Royal Heritage' range from pure white gold. 26". to near black. The predominant flower color is red. Zone 4. HEM1780 Hemerocallis 'Puff' 8.85 HEL850 Helleborus x hybridus 'Sunshine Strain' 8.85 (Wild 1965) Gorgeous 5-6" orchid pink blossoms with a Vigorous hybrid. Various colors of reds, yellows, and cremes. chartreuse throat. Midseason. 30". Gray-green leaves. Part to full shade. 15-18". Zone 4-8. HEM1800 Hemerocallis 'Random Wit' 8.85 (Hall 1970) Peach. R4,N6.

A beautiful profusion of color bursts from this easy care HEM1900 Hemerocallis 'Ruffled Apricot' 8.85 perennial that has been a garden favorite for generations. (Baker 1972) Tetraploid. 6" glowing apricot ruffled flowers Daylilies are available in varying heights, times of flower- with lavender pink ribs, golden throat. Fragrant. 28". ing, sizes of bloom, and a wide assortment of colors. At- tracts hummingbirds and butterflies. Full sun and well HEM1960 Hemerocallis 'Siloam Baby Talk' 8.85 1 drained soil is all that is required. 3 /2" apricot-cream flowers with a purple-red eyezone and green throat. Ruffled-edged, curled back petals and grows up to 15".

HEM2010 Hemerocallis 'Siloam Double Classic' 10.85 HEM0640 Hemerocallis 'Cosmic Hummingbird' 8.85 Doubled pink flowers with a bright green throat in midsum- 1 (Kirchhoff) 3 /2" pink and honey blossoms with a ruby edge mer. Prefers full sun or partial shade. 16". Zones 2-9. over a green throat. Superb performer. 26". Repeat bloomer. HEM2020 Hemerocallis 'Siloam Ethel Smith' 8.85 HEM0820 Hemerocallis 'Elfin Knight' 8.85 Stunning white petals with a dark raspberry eye zone and (Peck 1967) Tetraploid. Enchanting pink-apricot blossoms yellow throat. up to 5" in width are produced atop 24" stems. Lightly crimped petals are edged in gold. Midseason. A real beauty! HEM2080 Hemerocallis 'Siloam Pink Glow' 8.85 A chalky pink bloom with a rose-colored eye and green throat. HEM0880 Hemerocallis 'Fabulous Flame' 8.85 It blooms mid-season and grows to 20". (Hall 1972) Pink. R6,N4. Creped, ruffled, heavily diamond dusted pink self. After time in sun, small tangerine heart HEM2200 Hemerocallis 'Siloam Toddler' 8.85 appears giving a brilliant glow. 30". 3.5" bloom. Pale pink with a deep pink halo. 23".

HEM0960 Hemerocallis 'Final Touch' 8.85 HEM2320 Hemerocallis 'Space Wars' 8.85 5" soft lavender-pink flowers with a green throat. Very heav- (Webster) Peachy cream blossoms edged with red. A red eye- ily budded. Late blooming. Fragrant. Diploid. 30". Zone 2. zone with a creamy white throat. Will create a wonderful gar- den impact. 6" blooms. 28". HEM1020 Hemerocallis 'Frosty Beauty' 8.85 (Hall 1969) 5-6" flowers made up of a peach and rose blend. HEM2640 Hemerocallis 'Wild Key' 8.85 Ruffled. Midseason. 32". (Wild 1966) This is a very old variety. Cup shaped flower. Peach pastel or a butter yellow. Throat is the same with veil of pink over HEM1120 Hemerocallis 'Jockey Club' 8.85 flower. Early-mid season. Rebloom. Diploid 26". l 4" bloom. (Saxton 1972) Diploid. Purple with lavender edges. 5" bloom. 22".

HEM1260 Hemerocallis 'Little Mystery' 8.85 HEM2780 Hemerocallis 'Gentle Shepard' 8.85 Ruffled, star like 4" blooms of pinkish melon. Heavily (Yancy 1980) Near white 5" flowers with a green throat. branched and budded. 26". Mid to late. Semi-evergreen. Grows 29" June-July in full sun to part shade with medium moisture soil. Zones 3-9. HEM1640 Hemerocallis 'Pink Lavender Appeal' 8.85 (Monette) Diploid. Beautiful pink flower with an apple green HEM2840 Hemerocallis 'Joan Senior' 8.85 throat. Foliage stays nice throughout the season. 6" blooms Near white ruffled 6" flowers with a lime green throat. One of on a 24" plant. the most popular of the whites. 25". Blooms early to mid season and repeats bloom.

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HEM3040 Hemerocallis 'Pandora's Box' 8.85 HEM4420 Hemerocallis 'James Marsh' 8.85 (Talbott) 4" cream flowers with distinctive purple eyezone. Scarlet red flowers in mid summer. 28". Sweet fragrance at- Green throat. May rebloom. 18". tracts hummingbirds and butterflies. Great cut flower.

HEM3180 Hemerocallis 'Siloam Shocker' 8.85 HEM4500 Hemerocallis 'Lavender Deal' 8.85 (Henry 1981) Cream pink 3-4" blossoms with a red eyezone. Huge seven-inch, fragrant lavender blooms in mid-late Deep green throat. Cute cut flower! Fragrant blooms draw in summer. Strong grower. Tetraploid. 24". the hummingbirds and butterflies. Blooms in July and enjoys full sun and moist soil. HEM4603 Hemerocallis 'Longfield's Pride' 8.85 Diploid. Violet/Lavander purple. Full sun to part shade. HEM3260 Hemerocallis 'Snowy Eyes' 8.85 24-36". Zones 3-9. A spectacular variety with long-lasting, near white flowers with reflexed petal edges and a purple eye zone. June-Aug. 2'. HEM4860 Hemerocallis 'Prairie Sunburst' 8.85 Large bright yellow 4.5 " blooms. 36". HEM3280 Hemerocallis 'Sunrise Serenade' 8.85 Light cream with pink. 24-36". HEM5260 Hemerocallis 'Siloam Merle Kent' 8.85 Orchid flowers with deep purple eyezone and green throat. HEM3340 Hemerocallis 'White Formal' 8.85 18". Fragrant midseason blooms attract butterflies and hum- (Lenington, 1967) Near white 5" blooms with green heart. mingbirds. Nice cut flower. Prefers full sun or partial shade, Ruffled, waxy flowers are heavy textured. All American Award and normal or sandy soil. Zone 2. Winner, 1977. 30".

HEM5720 Hemerocallis 'Arkansas Post' 8.85 HEM3420 Hemerocallis 'Autumn Red' 12.85 6" pink/yellow blend with orchid eye. Registered by Parker in Deep red flowers in mid summer. May rebloom later in the 1965 as a semi-evergreen diploid. 36". season. Great in a border or by itself. 2-3'. Zones 2-8. HEM5820 Hemerocallis 'Ben Arthur Davis' 8.85 HEM3500 Hemerocallis 'Black Prince' 8.85 Fragrant 8" ruffled yellow cream blossoms brushed with (Russell,1942) Dark red medium sized flowers with orange- orchid pink. Received the Award of Merit in 1978 from the yellow throats. Blooms mid-summer. 3-4'. Full sun. American Hemerocallis Society. Early-midseason. 34". Fragrant cut flower. Attracts butterflies and hummingbirds. HEM3515 Hemerocallis 'Blueberry Candy' 12.85 Cream flowers with an explosion of blueberry color emiting HEM6200 Hemerocallis 'Double Bourbon' 8.85 from the center. Foliage grows 1-2' with flowers extending In 1981 this lily won the Munson award for the orange-red above. Full Sun. Zones 3-10. color class. Its striking yellow center bleeding out into the deep reds and burnt oranges leave it looking slightly steaked. HEM3640 Hemerocallis 'Chicago Apache' 8.85 Blooming mid season and being drought tolerant it’s a lovely 6" velvety, scarlet-red ruffled flowers. Gorgeous! Midseason. addition to any garden. Full to part sun. 24-36". Zones 3-9. Very sunfast. 26". HEM6560 Hemerocallis 'Golden Chance' 8.85 HEM3720 Hemerocallis 'Chicago Heather' 8.85 (Wild 1971) Nice 6" gold blossoms with deep red edges. (Marsh) Lavender/Violet. Mid season. 28". Very ruffled petals. 28".

HEM3740 Hemerocallis 'Chicago Heirloom' 8.85 HEM6720 Hemerocallis 'Green Flutter' 8.85 (Marsh-Klehm) Lavender pink 5" flowers with a hint of orchid. (Williamson) Slightly ruffled, canary yellow blossoms with Prominent ivory midribs. Distinctive wine red halo. Early. 22". green throat. 3" blossoms. 20".

HEM3980 Hemerocallis 'Christmas Is' 8.85 HEM7220 Hemerocallis 'Mary Todd' 8.85 1 4 /2" scarlet red flowers, very open and showy, with a yellow (Fay 1967) Tetraploid. 6" wide, ruffled yellow blossoms. 30". throat, mid season. 26". Richard C. Peck Memorial Medal 1974. E.Midseason.

HEM4180 Hemerocallis 'Double Pompom 8.85 HEM7600 Hemerocallis 'Ruben Mendez' 8.85 Large,double, salmon-pink trumpets with gold throat and Soft 6" chamois yellow flowers with a lavender midrib and ruffled edges; sturdy, strong, easy to care for, great grassy ruffled edges. Begins to bloom late July through August. 40". texture and form. 36". HEM7660 Hemerocallis 'Siloam June Bug' 8.85 HEM4280 Hemerocallis 'Gordon Briggs' 8.85 Gold 4" blooms with a dark maroon eye. Superb ruffling. One (Crochet) Raspberry flowers with dark red eyezone in center. of the earliest to bloom with continual blooms throughout Blooms in mid summer. 24-26". Zones 3-9. the summer. 20".

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An ideal plant for the shade garden. Provide a rich soil The most exciting collection of foliage plants now avail- full of organic matter such as leaf mold or old manure. able with continuing new releases. June bloom time with Flowers appear in early spring. Zones 4-8. dainty bells held over wiry stems to form a mist of color. Part shade to full sun. Rich, well drained soil. 18-20". HEP025 Hepatica acutiloba 8.85 Zones 4-8. Native to eastern U.S. Evergreen foliage with pointed three- lobed leaves. White flowers appear very early in spring. HEU110 Heuchera americana 'Pewter Moon' 8.85 Pink flowers with beautiful silver-gray foliage and pewter veins HEP050 Hepatica americana 8.85 having deep maroon under each leaf. 24-30". Native to eastern U.S. Evergreen foliage, with rounded three-lobed HEU150 Heuchera americana 'Velvet Night' 8.85 leaves. Stunning blue flowers appear in VERY early spring. 6-8". Black slate leaves, 7" length, splashed with metallic purple.

HEP700 Hepatica transsilvanica 'Blue Jewel' 12.85 Native to Romania. Masses of starry deep-blue flowers provide HEU260 Heuchera hybrid 'Midnight Rose' 9.85 rich decoration in early spring over evergreen, mats of leathery, This bold black beauty with its black leaves and hot pink deep-green, tri-lobed foliage. This selection has larger flowers spots doesn’t need flowers. Amazing color all summer long. than the species and a very good color. Can be grown in a wide Full to part sun. Moist well drained soil. 10-24". Zones 4-9. range of conditions, but does especially well in alkaline soil, which should be moist with good drainage. Sun or shade. Good HEU513 Heuchera x `Blackout' 12.85 under deciduous trees, in raised beds or in the rock garden. Can These glossy, almost black leaves create a striking contrast also be grown in containers. 6-8". Zone 3. with its cream-colored flowers, and with other garden greens. Wonderful for the border, growing 12-18". Loves moist, well drained soil in full sun to part shade.

HER220 Galium odoratum (Sweet Woodruff) 6.85 HEU516 Heuchera x `Can Can' 9.85 (Syn. Asperula odorata) A nice perennial ground cover for the Heavily ruffled silver-grey leaves with dark veins and deep shady area of your garden. Sweet hay scented leaves and fra- red reverse side. Greenish white flowers late spring to early grant white flowers. Often used for potpourri. May-June. Part shade summer. Full sun to part shade with moist soil. 10-25". Zones here in the North, full shade in the South. Moist, well drained soil. 4-9.

HER320 Mentha asiatica-borris (Asian Mint) 6.85 HEU575 Heuchera x 'Molly Bush' 9.85 Downy, silver grey foliage with a sharp, spearmint fragrance. A rare Large crinkled shiny dark red leaves turning to bronze. Cream species. Very attractive addition to any full sun garden. flowers bloom May to June. Full sun to part shade, with moist soil. 9-15". Zones 4-8. HER375 Mentha spicata Spearmint 6.85 Flowers pink to pale violet, small. Foliage with a characteris- HEU605 Heuchera x 'Quilters Joy' 12.85 tic spearmint aroma. June-October. 2002 Quilters Joy was given an award for Garden Merit. Crisp silver markings on a shiny bronzed back drop gives it that HER430 Mentha suaveolens 'Apple Mint' 6.85 quilted look. Flowering mid summer. Full to part shade with (Mentha suaveolens) Slight apple scent. Rounded glabrous moist well drained soil. 18-24". Zones 4-9. leaves. Plants spread rapidly. 24". Full sun. HEU673 Heuchera x 'Velvet Night' 8.85 HER530 Mentha x piperita 'Peppermint Mint' 6.85 Greenish white leaves. Prefer full sun to part shade and (Mentha x piperita) Purple stems. Rampant grower. Used for medium moisture soil. Grow 1-2' in June-July. Zones 4-9. flavoring candy, teas, etc. 24". HEU945 Heuchera x villosa 'Brownies' 10.85 HER600 Origanum (Oregano) 6.85 Large plant with milk chocolate brown leaves which curl to re- (Origanum prismaticum) Aromatic green foliage used in a veal the purple undersides. Sprays of white flowers in late wide assortment of Italian, Mexican and Greek dishes. 1-2" spring to early summer. 12-18" X 24" across. Lavender-pink flowers. Drought resistant. HEU975 Heuchera x villosa 'Mocha' 13.85 HER630 Origanum majorana 6.85 Large dark leaves change from bronze to chocolate purple. Sweet Marjoram. Full Sun 12-24". Legend has it that if you Known for its heat and humidity tolerance, these hybrids are anoint yourself with it before sleeping, you will dream of your a fresh addition to any landscape. future spouse.

HER640 Origanum prismaticum (Greek) 6.85 A very strong flavored greek oregano. 18".

20 2011 CATALOG | TEL/FAX 207-923-3836 | [email protected] Dunlop & Cole Award Winning Siberian Irises.

Siberians introduced by Dunlop & Cole continue to win greater honors from the American Iris Society and from the Maine Iris Society where they have won the award for ‘Best Seedling of Show’ every mid- June since 2004. These “best seedlings” go on to become stunning new Introductions ready for your garden. This year we have accolades from England too. Even more gratifying than the awards for Jeff and Dean, is the level of continuing customer satisfaction shown to their lovely flowers. Please treat yourself and enjoy some of the best. 'Baby Steps' (IDC080 pg. 27) (Dean Cole R2010) Mid-season Tetraploid. Lavender-pink with pink veins and light aqua styles with a large light blue signal. 1-2 branches with 4-5 blooms. This plant is a very good grower.

'Ruby Kiss' (IDC355 pg. 28) (Jeff Dunlop, R. 2010) A 32”mid-late to very late season Tetraploid. Nice medium red flowers with blue signals. Standards red-purple. Styles are slightly IDC080 'Baby Steps' lighter with prominent aqua highlights. Red-purple Pg. 27 falls and dramatic blue signals. Falls are relatively free of ruffling and turned down at the ends. Green throats and brown hafts. Usually one branch with 4-5 buds.

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For complete details and pricing check out our entire line of Dunlop & Cole Irises Membership Information for joining the Iris Societies: on pages 27 & 28. Society for Siberian Irises: www.socsib.org American Iris Society: www.irises.org

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ASL2340 'Kriemhilde' Pg. 8

GER730 'Crystal Lake' Pg. 16

CLE533 'Ville De Lyon' Pg. 11 PAE1965 'Pink Baroness Schroeder' Pg. 32

22 2011 CATALOG | TEL/FAX 207-923-3836 | [email protected] IDC300 'My First Kiss' Pg. 28

ECH260 'Harvest Moon' Pg. 12

CON190 'Rosea' Pg. 11

SAN200 'Multiplex' Pg. 38

MON330 'Jacob Cline' Pg. 31

PHL0120 'Blue Paradise' Pg. 33

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ASL0100 'Flamingo' Pg. 7

IRO2775 'Floating Island' Pg. 29 HOS4420 'Sleeping Beauty' Pg. 26

PAE0800 'Red Charm' Pg. 32

PHL3180 'Red Wings' Pg. 35

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HOS0645 Hosta 'Blue River' 16.85 Great medium sized Hosta with blue leaves that have a thin A 1912 hybrid between Tiarella and Heuchera - now a cream margin. Lavender flowers. 15-18" tall by 20" wide. wonderful ground cover in a shady, moist location. Small flowers open in late spring and rebloom in the fall. Will HOS0650 Hosta 'Blue Seer' 8.85 not tolerate full sun. 15-24". (Aden) Large, intense blue, puckered leaves of heavy substance. White flowers. Good specimen plant. 24". HIA300 Heucherella x alba 'Rosalie' 7.85 Deep pink flowers. Attractive foliage. Each leaf highlighted HOS0825 Hosta 'Blue Vision' 9.85 with a brush of purple. Zones 3-7. An outstanding cultivar with deep blue-green corrugated foliage. Responds well to heavy fertilization and water. White HIA405 Heucherella x alba 'Burnished Bronze' 8.85 flowers. Very slug resistant. 25" tall, 46" wide. Pink flowers on tawny beige leaves May-June. Prefers full sun or partial shade and medium moisture soil. 18". Zones 4-8. HOS0875 Hosta 'Bold Edger' 10.85 8" long leaves with a margin that changes from yellow to white during the season. Lavender flowers open in early to mid-July on 28" scapes.

One of the best low-maintenance perennials in existence HOS1050 Hosta 'Camelot' 12.85 and exceedingly popular. Hostas increase in value with Very blue heart-shaped leaves. Lavender flowers. Medium in each year, never needing any maintenance except to cut size. out old flower stalks or to divide the clumps. Takes about 5 years to reach mature size. HOS1240 Hosta 'Corkscrew' 18.85 Dark green leaves are twisted, resembling a corkscrew. These HOS0100 Hosta 'Abiqua Recluse' 8.85 architecturally interesting leaves are topped with 20" laven- Brighten a deeply shaded area with the glossy yellow heart- der flower scapes. Fast grower, clumps 6-10" tall. Shade/part shaped foliage. Some puckering. Slug resisitant. Very vigor- shade. Zones 2-8. ous. 23" tall by 48" wide. HOS1280 Hosta 'Cutting Edge' 16.85 HOS0295 Hosta 'Beckoning' 15.85 Glossy blue leaves with a very distinctive curvy edge. Blooms A large sport of H. 'Blue Angel.' Gold leaves with wide blue- in summer and prefers light shade. Grows 22" tall. Zones 3-8. green rippled margin. Huge heart-shaped leaves are lightly cupped and glaucus. 30" high by 48" wide. HOS1355 Hosta 'Dawn's Early Light' 21.85 This new introduction from Olga Petryszyn makes a fast- HOS0375 Hosta 'Black Hills' 11.85 growing, 3' wide mound of corrugated foliage, brilliant gold Shiny, dark green, wavy foliage is heavily corrugated and very in spring, changing to a chartreuse color by summer. attractive. Pale lavender flowers. 22" tall and 48" wide. Essentially, this is a "Golden Tokudama" that grows quickly and does not scorch. In early summer, the clumps are topped HOS0475 Hosta 'Blue Boy' 7.85 with 30" scapes of light lavender flowers. Popular choice! Dense mound of blue-green foliage. White flowers. Vigorous. 19" tall by 45" wide. HOS1485 Hosta 'Emma' 18.85 9'' high by 18'' wide , White Variegated. HOS0550 Hosta 'Blue Dimples' 8.85 One of the bluest cultivars developed. Deep blue, thick HOS1495 Hosta 'Eskimo Pie' 15.85 foliage. Pale lavender flowers in July. 18" tall by 45" wide. Large pucked leaves look as if they were handpainted with cream centers, blue margins and green streaking. Frosty white HOS0575 Hosta 'Blue Ice' 14.85 flowers tower over the plant in August. 26-32".Zones 3-9 Dwarf-sized mound with blue, thick slug resistant leaves! Very slow growing. 8" tall 18" wide. HOS1500 Hosta 'Erie Magic' 15.85 Green leaves with a green gold margin, very subtle, pale HOS0580 Hosta 'Blue Jay' 18.85 lavender flowers on 30" shaft. 25" tall by 48" wide. Powder blue rounded leaves. A great small Hosta. Lavender flowers in late spring. 8" tall by 20" wide. HOS1630 Hosta 'First Frost' 18.85 This fantastic sport of 'Halcyon' has beautiful blue leaves HOS0630 Hosta 'Blue Mouse Ears' 12.85 edged in creamy margins. Light lavedner flowers in mid sum- 2008 HOSTA OF THE YEAR! Blue-green leaves creating a 1' mer. 24" tall by 36" wide. 2010 Hosta of the year! perfectly symmetrical clump with short spikes of lavander flowers in mid to late summer. Part to full shade with moist HOS2000 Hosta 'Gold Regal' 8.85 well drianed soil. 6". Zones 4-8. Large gold leaves that forms a vase-shaped clump. Beautiful specimen plant. Lavender flowers. 36".

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HOS2150 Hosta 'Golden Sculpture' 12.85 HOS3023 Hosta 'Millennium' 18.85 16" long bright gold leaves. Near white flowers stand on 40" This giant hosta commands attention once it reaches matu- scapes. 33" high by 72" wide. Very impressive backround plant! rity. Its deep blue-green leaves are couragated and it's vase like growth habitate makes it stand out. Pure white flowers on HOS2325 Hosta 'Guardian Angel' 14.85 dense stems in late summer. 54" wide by 36" high. Shade. Very nice deep dark green irregular edges, the center is al- most cream but is overlaid with a fine green mist. Heavy sub- HOS3100 Hosta montana 'Mountain Snow' 14.85 stance and white flowers. 28" tall by 55" wide. Glossy medium green leaves with a touch of white along the wavy margin. White flowers in mid-summer on 40" scapes. HOS2330 Hosta 'Gunsmoke' 19.85 Shiny metallic-blue leaves with a rippled margin. 30" tall HOS3150 Hosta 'Moonlight Sonata' 12.85 foliage spreading to a width of 65". Lavender flowers over Blue-green leaves are rounded, cupped and corrugated. 36" tall scapes in late spring. Zones 3-8. Upright habit with near white flowers. Does well in rich, moist, well drained soil. 36" by 30". HOS2340 Hosta 'Gypsy Rose' 21.85 High contrast white leaf with bold deep green edge. Shade. HOS3355 Hosta 'Orange Marmalade' 24.85 14-16". Dark green margins suround a golden leaf which has a slight orange tint. 18" tall with lavender flowers. HOS2390 Hosta 'Hanky Panky' 21.85 A sport of 'Strip Tease' with dark green foliage and a light HOS3400 Hosta 'Paradise Joyce' 12.85 green margin separated by a white thread. 13" tall with laven- Oval creamy yellow leaves with a dark margin. White flowers. der flowers. 20" tall by 24" wide.

HOS2450 Hosta 'Hi Ho Silver' 8.85 HOS3475 Hosta 'Paul's Glory' 16.85 Sport of hosta 'Ginko Craig' and a real beauty. Strong con- 1999 Hosta of the Year! Gold heart-shaped leaves bordered trast between the dark green foliage and wide white margins. by a blue-green streaked margin. The center fades to white in Lavender flowers in midsummer. 10-12" tall. Zones 3-9. the summer if plant receives direct sunlight. Lavender flowers bloom in early summer. Fast grower. 25" tall, 55" wide. HOS2460 Hosta 'High Tide' 22.85 Thick dusty blue leaves are heavily textured and feature a HOS3725 Hosta 'Red October' 10.85 rippled edge. Forms a nice 1' tall by 3' across clump topped A fine red-petioled hosta with long, slender blue tinted leaves in late summer with medium lavender flowers on 20" stalks. with dark red stems extending onto the leaf blades. Overall Zones 3-9. form more slender and refined. 10" tall by 20" wide.

HOS2610 Hosta 'Irish Eyes' 18.95 HOS3825 Hosta 'Robert Frost' 14.85 Grey-green leaves with a creamy-white edge, beautiful hybrid Impressive mound of contrasting bluish-centered and creamy of 'Beatrice' x 'Reginald Kaye'. Flowers are pale lavender. white margined leaves. White flowers. 24" tall by 50" wide. Medium sized hosta for full to partial shade. HOS3950 Hosta 'Sea Beacon' 18.85 HOS2675 Hosta 'June' 14.85 Large leaves, green centers with a wide white margin, 2001 HOSTA OF THE YEAR. Very striking and refined. Soft gold lavender flowers. A fine spreading specimen. 22" by 50". centered leaves with a blue green margin. June will retain her gold color in shade or bleach to creamy white in sunnier HOS4000 Hosta 'Sea Fire' 12.85 positions. 16" by 37". Light golden yellow leaves with red petioles. Leaves darken- ing with maturity. Lavender flowers on reddish scapes. 16" HOS2765 Hosta 'Komodo Dragon' 18.85 tall by 32" wide. A giant hosta mounding to 3' tall by 7' wide. Large dark green leaves are heavily ruffled. White flowers with the slightest tint HOS4420 Hosta 'Sleeping Beauty' 18.85 of lavender rise above the plant in early to mid summer. Sport of 'Halcyon.' Pointed, frosty blue-green leaves with Zones 3-9. cream margin. A superb grower with thick slug resistant foliage. 15" wide by 20". HOS2865 Hosta 'Lemon Lime' 9.85 Small chartreuse leaves on plant 12" high by 18" wide. Sun HOS4525 Hosta 'Spilt Milk' 14.85 tolerant. Very unusual, near solid green leaves with subtle white speck- ling. The leaves have a thick texture and cupped form. White HOS3020 Hosta 'Majesty' 16.85 flowers. 14" tall 24" wide. A beautiful dark green leaf with creamy-yellow margins that turn to white and has better color if it has afternoon sun. Deep HOS4530 Hosta 'Stained Glass' 21.85 lavander flowers that hang downwards and blooms mid summer. This award-wining sport of the well-known 'Guacamole' has the Part shade with moist well drained soil. 18" tall and 39" wide. same rapid growth and big mounded form of the parent but with strong contrast between the yellow-green leaf and the deep green margins and streaks. Lavendar flowers. 15" tall and 32" wide. 26 IRIS

HOS4750 Hosta 'Super Nova' 12.85 (Zilis 1999) A reversed H. 'Aurora Borealis' sport. Wider mar- gins. Does not burn as badly as some other gold-centered, Through our exclusive association with Siberian Iris blue-green margined plants. 24". breeders, Jeff Dunlop and Dean Cole, we offer you a fine selection of Irises to compliment your garden. For over 26 HOS4775 Hosta 'Sweet Tater Pie' 7.85 years Dunlop & Cole have bred Siberian Irises selecting Bright gold leafed hosta. Blade-like foliage with wavy edges. only those seedlings that meet an exceptionally high Fast grower. Small to medium in size. 6-10". standard of vigor, beauty and character.

HOS4800 Hosta 'Tambourine' 7.85 IDC075 Iris sibirica 'Another Pretty Face' 20.00 Tambourine' is a Lachman hybrid that has beautiful heart shaped (Jeff Dunlop, R.2008). Sdlg. 99256-2T. SIB (tet), 28” (71cm), leaves with a wide creamy leaf margin. Red leaf petioles provide Mid thru Late season. A lovely new blue-violet with red-violet additional interest. The vigorous grower forms an upright clump highlights. Standards are violet (RHS 87A). Style arms similar of foliage with lavender flowers in early summer. 15". with red-violet infusions and slightly darker keels. Falls are blue- violet and a little deeper colored than the standards and styles HOS5055 Hosta 'Touch of Class' 22.85 (89B/C). Small yellow-white signals and yellow hafts. Pleasing Wide, blue-green leaves, topped with light lavender flowers. and well ruffled flowers. Stalks have one branch and 4 to 5 Bloom in early June. Prefer light shade, and grow 12" tall. blooms. Proving to be a parent with interesting kids too. A nice Zones 3-8. red seedling, 96102-3T: (Harpswell Chanteuse x McEwen T8 87/80-1) X Strawberry Fair. HOS5065 Hosta 'T-Rex' 21.85 A gigantic hosta. Huge, puckered green leaves measure 18" IDC080 Iris sibirica ‘Baby Steps’ 40.00 long by 14" wide. Near white blooms. 30". (Dean Cole R2010) Mid-season Tetraploid. Lavender-pink with pink veins and light aqua styles with a large light blue HOS5075 Hosta 'Twilight' 10.85 signal. 1-2 branches with 4-5 blooms. This plant is a very Medium-sized hosta. Leaves emerge light-green with yellow good grower. margins. Maturing to dark-green with white edges. Light laven- der flowers on sturdy stalks. 18-22" tall by 36" wide. IDC085 Iris sibirica 'Currier's Dream' 30.00

A spring blooming evergreen that is useful for borders and rock gardens. A brilliant mass of white flowers open in May. Full sun and well- drained soil required. Zones 3-7.

IBE650 Iberis sempervirens 'Snowflake' 7.85 SOLD OUT Large pure white flower clusters up to 2-3" in width and 8-10" tall.

IDC100 Iris sibirica 'Dear Currier' 16.85 www.FieldstoneGardens.com (Dunlop. 2005) Tetraploid, 30in., Mid thru Late season. Beautiful ruffled 4.5 inch blue bitone with darker veins and a lighter edge on the falls. Small yellow, white and brown sig- nals. Standards and styles lighter blue. 1+ branch and 4-5 blooms. A great asset in the perennial garden.

IDC150 Iris sibirica 'Dreaming Of You' 20.00 (Dunlop, 2008). Tetraploid, 26 inches. Mid thru Late season. Ruffled light yellow near amoena. Falls are light yellow with deep yellow signal area, hafts and throat. Standards and styles lighter yellow fading to near white. One branch and 3-4 blooms per stem. The first colorfast yellow tet with good form and extravagant ruffling.

IDC165 Iris sibirica 'Hometown Girl' 30.00 Falls are lavender pink, with blue veins that give a spider web look. Cream signal with blue veins, standards are lavender pink, Style arms are dark lavender, tips fading to light laven- der with dark blue ridges.

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IDC185 Iris sibirica 'Life Is Good' 30.00 IDC755 Iris sibirica 'Great Falls Wine' 20.00 Falls are light plum with light lavender influence. Signals large (Dean Cole R. 2008). Sdlg. DC-02-170-5 SiB (tet.), 30” and blue. Standards are ruffled and lay back slightly giving (76cm), E.S. deep wine, delicate; style arms deep wine, near the flower a nice appearance. Styles are pinkish with light black midrib, wide; F. deep wine, signal deep yellow fading to aqua tones. This plant is a very good grower. cream followed by blue Flash; ruffled. One branch with 304 blooms. Dark and beautiful. DC-T1-97-89-1: (Maurice Pope IDC200 Iris sibirica 'Miss Portland' 16.85 X Mesa Pearl) X DC-87-107-1: (strawberry Fair x Hubbard (Dunlop, 2006) Tetraploid 30 in. Mid thru Late season. Ruffled blue with white signal (RHS 99B), From Portland IDC800 Iris sibirica 'Grape Truffle' 15.00 Maine a siberian with charm and character. Standards are (Dunlop, 2007) Tetreaploid, 30 in,. Mid thru Late season, occa- medium blue with slightly darker veins. Style arms are wide sional repeat. Grape violet, darker at signal area with diamond ruffled, medium blue with a touch of aqua. Wide, deeply ruf- dusting at first bloom. Falls have flowing ruffles and brown hafts. fled falls are a crisp medium blue with a white signal, gold Flowers held well above lower foliage. Sometimes a branch with hafts and a white wire edge. Two branches and 4-6 blooms. 2 to 4 buds. A sumtuuous and elegant color.

IDC300 Iris sibirica 'My First Kiss' 16.85 (Cole, 2005) Tetraploid, 34 in. Mid thru Late season. Very attractive 5 inch dark pinkish lavender w/ blue violet veining and darker at signal area. Pleasing lighter lavender standards The following Irises listed are developed by Dr. Currier and style arms. 1+ branch with 4-5 flowers. McEwen, an iris hybridizer, who has made major contribu- tions to the development of the new and improved Siberian. IDC350 Iris sibirica 'Pool Party' 20.00 Fieldstone Gardens is authorized to carry Dr. McEwen's three year and older iris varieties. NOTE: There are many more Dr. McEwen's Siberian Irises available in limited quan- tities. Refer to our website for those available.

SOLD OUT IRO2150 Iris sibirica 'Big Blue' 10.85 (McEwen 1970) Dip., 36", Early Mid-Late season. Our largest diploid with 5" flowers and 21/2" falls. Close to true dark blue. IDC355 Iris sibirica ‘Ruby Kiss’ 40.00 HM 1972. (Jeff Dunlop, R. 2010) A 32” mid-late to very late season Tetraploid. Nice medium red flowers with blue signals. Stan- IRO2175 Iris sibirica 'Blue Burgee' 8.85 dards red-puple. Styles are slightly lighter with prominant (McEwen 1972) Tetraploid, Early Mid-Late. 41/2" ruffled flar- aqua highlights. Red-purple falls and dramatic blue signals. ing compact flowers on low stalks. Self of velvety violet blue. Falls are relatively free of ruffling and turned down at the Two branches 5-6 buds. 24". ends. Green throats and brown hafts. Usually one branch with 4-5 buds. IRO2235 Iris sibirica 'Blue Plate' 16.85 (2007) diploid, 20" Mid. Medium blue. IDC400 Iris sibirica 'Tranquility Base' 16.85 (Dunlop, 2006) Tetraploid 32 in. Mid thru Late season. Deep IRO2250 Iris sibirica 'Blue Propeller' 12.85 violet near self. Standards are deep violet with darker veins Blue flowers in early to mid summer. 2-3'. Full sun. at center and fine veining. Style arms are slightly lighter in color and have aqua highlights. The broad Falls are deep vi- IRO2375 Iris sibirica 'Chartreuse Bounty' 8.85 olet with darker veins and are slightly ruffled in the center. (McEwen 1983) Diploid, Midseason and repeats. Greenish Darker signals are accented by brown hafts. yellow amoena. Open form with arching falls. Long bloom season. 30". IDC600 Iris sibirica 'Joyce Cole' 16.85 (Cole, 2006 ) Tetraploid, 30 inches. Mid thru Late season. IRO2425 Iris sibirica 'Circle Round' 8.85 Ruffled white with green veins and excellent foliage. Wide (McEwen) Tetraploid, Early Mid-Late Midseason bloom.This standards are lightly ruffled. Style arms are white with creamy 41/2" medium violet blue flower is distinguished by its lovely, ribs. Falls are also wide and ruffled with prominent green very round form and by its value as a parent. Produces suc- veins that blend to yellow and have yellow hafts. One branch cessive stalks for a good period of bloom. 27". and 3-4 flowers. Foliage is upright and sturdy. IRO2450 Iris sibirica 'Cleve Dodge' 8.85 IDC750 Iris sibirica 'Great Falls Love' 15.00 (McEwen 1971) Diploid, Midseason. Velvety midnight blue. (Cole, 2007) Tetraploid, 32 in., Early Mid thru Mid Late sea- Clean self with no signal. 30". son. Mid blue with white signal and very ruffled styles. A nice new blue with styles so curly and they appear to be small IRO2475 Iris sibirica 'Creme Chantilly' 8.85 trumpets. Often three buds at the terminal with 1 branch and (McEwen 1981) Dip., 36", Mid-season bloom.Magnificent 5 flowers. Good blue green foliage until frost. 5" ruffled, creamy white flowers. 2 branches and 6 buds. Our favorite white diploid.

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IRO2500 Iris sibirica 'Dark Circle' 7.85 IRO3325 Iris sibirica 'Little White' 8.85 1 (McEwen 1976) Tetraploid, Mid-Late bloom. Ruffled 5 /2" self (McEwen 1970) Dip., 14", M-L.Miniature 3" pure white flower 1 of dark, velvety blue purple. 2 /2" semi-flaring falls and large on low stalks. A darling. Fertile both ways. HM 1971. R6,N6. standards give globe-like form. No visible signals. IRO3375 Iris sibirica 'Marilyn Holmes' 9.85 1 IRO2550 Iris sibirica 'Dear Dianne' 10.85 (McEwen 1972) Diploid, 28", M-L. 4 /2" ruffled, round flaring (McEwen 1979) Tetraploid, Mid-Late Mid bloom. Superior in dark violet blue bitone. Two branches, 4-6 buds. A favorite. HC 1 every way! 6" flaring, ruffled flowers with 2 /2" velvety, violet- 1970, HM 1973, BIS-C 1982, BRONZE MEDAL I.G.A. 1983. blue falls, silver-edged. Marvelous parent. 27". IRO3500 Iris sibirica 'Navy Brass' 9.85 IRO2650 Iris sibirica 'Dreaming Yellow' 8.85 (McEwen 1974) Tetraploid, EM-Late. 6" flaring blooms of (McEwen 1971) Dip., 36", Mid-Late and repeats.The first yel- navy blue with brassy gold signals. Awesome! 32". low amoena. 5" flaring flowers. Falls yellow first day, then cream. Fine parent for yellow. HM 1972, JC 1973, BIS-HC IRO3525 Iris sibirica 'On and On' 8.85 1981. (McEwen 1977) Dip., 36", EM-L, repeats. Dark violet-blue with white signals. HM 1978. IRO2675 Iris sibirica 'Early Bluebird' 8.85 1 (McEwen 1970) Diploid, Early-Late. 4 /2" medium violet blue. IRO3850 Iris sibirica 'Ruffles Plus' 9.85 Starts early and continues 5 weeks. 36". (McEwen 1982) Tet., 30", M.Extremely ruffled, wide petaled dark voilet blue with no visible signals and extemely wide, IRO2700 Iris sibirica 'Ever Again' 8.85 ruffled styles. HM 1984. (1992 McEwen) Tetraploid. Early-VeryLate bloom. 4" blooms are true medium blue. 40". IRO3875 Iris sibirica 'Sally Kerlin' 8.85 (McEwen 1970) Dip., 27", EM-L.Round ruffled of medium IRO2775 Iris sibirica 'Floating Island' 8.85 violet blue with white signals. A favorite. HC 1970, HM 1971, 1 (McEwen 1973) Diploid, 32". Midseason. The 4 /2" light yel- Wisley 1977, BIS-HC 1980. low amoena changes to a cream color by the second day. IRO4000 Iris sibirica 'Silver Edge' 8.85 IRO2800 Iris sibirica 'Fourfold Lavender' 12.85 (McEwen 1974) Tetraploid, EM-LM. 6" medium blue with falls cir- 1 (McEwen 1982) Tetraploid, Early Mid-Late Mid bloom. 4 /2" flar- cled by a silver edge. Gold signals. 2 branches, 5-6 buds. 30". ing lavender flowers with light borders. Styles are white. 28". IRO4050 Iris sibirica 'Soft Blue' 9.85 IRO2850 Iris sibirica 'Golden Crimping' 12.85 (McEwen 1978) Dip., 36", VE-VL.Perferential repeater with (McEwen 1985)Tet., Early Mid-Late Mid bloom. A new bloom period of 8 weeks. 4" ruffled, light blue flowers with 2 advance. Very crimped yellow edges surround creamy falls. It branches and 5-6 buds at repeat bloom. Lovely. has yellow signals and very wide styles with yellow midribs. HM 1988. 26". IRO4100 Iris sibirica 'Teal Velvet' 8.85 1 (McEwen 1981) Tetraploid, VE-M. 5 /2" flaring reddish IRO2875 Iris sibirica 'Golden Edge' 12.85 purple self distinguished by handsome size and color. (McEwen 1992) Tetraploid. Midseason. Ruffled falls of velvety Extremely early bloom and velvety texture. No branch and blue-violet blooms with distinctly yellow wire-type edging. 2 buds but sends up successive stalks. 34".

IRO2900 Iris sibirica 'Happy Event' 12.85 (McEwen 1982) Tetraploid, Mid-Late bloom.Pure white of lovely form. Superb parent. 37". If you have a moist area in full sun to partial shade, re- serve a spot for this eye-catching perennial. Yellow flow- IRO2975 Iris sibirica 'Harpswell Happiness' 10.85 ers. Very large leaves create a nice focal point in the (McEwen 1983) Tetraploid., EM-LM. A beautiful creamy white. garden. Zones 4-8. Round ruffled flaring form. Excellent parent. HM 1985. 32". LIG200 Ligularia dentata 'Desdemona' 7.85 IRO3050 Iris sibirica 'Harpswell Velvet' 11.85 (Syn: L. clivorum) Unique foliage has heart-shaped leaves (McEwen, 1991) Tetraploid, Early-M. Round 5" flowers of very that are bronze-green on upper surface and mahogany dark blue purple with a very velvety texture. Very wide styles below. More compact than the species. Orange-yellow flow- and silver wire type edging around the falls. 32". ers open in July. Heat tolerant. 24-36". Good woodland plant and cut flower. IRO3300 Iris sibirica 'Lavender Light' 8.85 (McEwen 1974) Diploid, VE-Midseason and repeats. Laven- LIG400 Ligularia dentata 'Othello' 7.85 der pink. Vertically arched form. 2 branches, 6-7 buds. Extra Attractive mahogany foliage and yellow orange daisy-like early. 38". blossoms. Provides nectar for butterflies. July-August. Great cut flowers. Prefers moist, organic woodland soils. 3-4'.

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LIG410 Ligularia dentata 'Osiris Fantaisie' 10.85 Dark green foliage with burgundy underside. Golden yellow, daisylike blooms on 20" stems. Zone 4-8. MER100 Mertensia virginica 10.85 (Virginia Bluebells) A nice woodland plant, requiring a moist, LIG455 Ligularia dentata 'Twilight' 9.85 shady location. Flowers open in April and May, pink turning July-September flowering. A compact plant producing heads blue. Blue-green foliage completely disappears by midsumer. of vivid orange flowers on stiff stems above a good clump of Grows 18-24". Zones 3-8. large, leathery purple leaves that are mahogany beneath. Will grow in sun or semi-shade in a moisture retentive soil. 20".

LIG650 Ligularia przewalskii 'Senior' 7.85 Very dark green foliage with deeply cut edges, nearly black This is a great woodland groundcover that may be seen stems. Loose spikes of yellow flowers in July and August. situated under Pines and Hemlocks. Prefers a nice rich Prefers moist woodland soils. 4-5'. soil with organic matter. White to pale pink flowers ap- pear in June to July followed by outstanding red berries LIG675 Ligularia stenocephala 'Little Rocket' 9.85 later in the season. Bright yellow blooms in early summer. Requires partial shade. 24-36". Zones 3-9. MIT100 Mitchella repens 7.85 Bright evergreen trailing wildflower preferring a woodland or LIG700 Ligularia stenocephala 'The Rocket' 7.85 shade garden.Tiny round leaves, each one having light green One of our favorite perennials for midsummer bloom. Large veining. White flowers in midsummer, followed by red berries. green leaves measuring up to 6" long with bright yellow flower Favors an acid site. Can be used successfully in terrariums. spikes that appear in July make for a winning combination. Zone 4. 4-5'.

LIG850 Ligularia wilsoniana 'Golden Ray' 7.85 Dark foliage underneath yellow-orange flowers. Grows up to 36-48" and prefers a shady, moist location. Zone 4. Brilliant in the sunny perennial border. Strong upright stalks of fragrant leaves bearing large heads or whorls of LIG890 Ligularia x. 'Osiris Café Noir' 10.85 flowers surrounded by very brightly colored bracts. They Foliage starts off a deep purple-black, goes through shades make wonderful plants for attracting hummingbirds, but- of bronze, and eventually turns an olive green. Yellow flowers terflies, and bees. May need more moisture in southern emerge in late summer on 20" stems. Zone 4-9. gardens. Zones 3-4.

LIG900 Ligularia x palmatiloba 7.85 MON130 Monarda didyma 'Balance' 7.85 Deeply cut leaves up to 10" length. Daisy-like golden petalled Bright pink flowers. Bright green foliage. Mildew resistant. 48". flowers attract butterflies in mid-summer. Nice specimen plant! 3-4'. MON140 Monarda didyma 'Beauty of Cobham' 7.85 Lovely soft pink flowers with greenish/purple foliage. Full sun and good air circulation for best performance. Prefers a well- drained soil, and does not tolerate wet conditions. Flowers July to August. 3'. A showy perennial for the border or the wild garden. Most requirefull sun and provide a splash of color in late summer. MON225 Monarda didyma 'Coral Reef' 7.85 Pink blooms late spring to early fall. Prefers full to part sun LOB100 Lobelia cardinalis 7.85 with a moist soil well drained soil. 14-18". (Cardinal flower) Bright red flowers. July-September. 36". Best in a moist, shaded area, but can tolerate some sun. Will self- MON270 Monarda didyma 'Donnerwolke' seed. (M. 'Thunder Cloud') 8.85 Reddish purple blooms attract butterflies and hummingbirds. LOB400 Lobelia siphilitica 'Blue Select' 7.85 Fragrant foliage. Nice cut flower that is mildew resistant. 3'. An easy undemanding perennial sure to please in late sum- Full sun with moist well drained soil. mer when the flower spikes of blue appear. Withstands win- ters here just fine and will reseed itself if allowed. 12-24". MON300 Monarda didyma 'Fireball' 8.85 Dwarf cultivar with large heads of red flowers over fragrant LOB530 Lobelia x 'Monet Moment' 8.85 leaves. Blooms July to August. Provides nectar for humming- Carmine pink flowers up to 36". Full sun to part shade in a birds and butterflies. Nice cut flower. 16". Zones 4-8. rich moist, peaty, well drained soil. Zones 4-8.

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MON320 Monarda didyma 'Gardenview Scarlet' 7.85 Bright red, mildew-resistant variety with large blooms July through August, attracting hummingbirds and butterflies. Nice If you have a cat you may already know Nepeta cataria. cut flower with fragrant foliage. 30-36". Prefers full sun. Old-fashioned catnip. Besides making cats crazier than they already are, catnip is said to repel rats. The genus, MON330 Monarda didyma 'Jacob Cline' 7.85 however, offers much more variety and consists of over Deep red flowers in mid summer. Very fragrant foliage. 250 species. Nepeta is in the mint family, characterized Attracts butterflies and hummingbirds! One of the best by square stems, opposite leaves and white to blue flow- mildew resistant monardas offered. Great for cut flower ers. Plants prefer full sun in northern areas with a well arrangements. 3-4'. Zones 4-9. drained soil. Zones 4-8. Variances will be listed.

MON415 Monarda didyma 'On Parade' 8.85 NEP250 Nepeta grandiflora 'Dawn to Dusk' 7.85 Velvety fuschia florets appear in tight clusters on a compact, Light pink flowers each with salmon-pink outer petals. Gray- dense plant. 30". Fragrant leaves are a plus. green foliage. Blooms mid summer. 36". Zones 4-7.

MON417 Monarda didyma 'Othello' 12.85 NEP300 Nepeta mussini 'Blue Wonder' 7.85 Purple. 36". Zones 3-9. We have used this nepeta as a small 'hedge' along a brick walkway and it has done beautifully. Scores of blue blossoms MON435 Monarda didyma 'Pink Lace' 10.85 from July until September. 12-24". Full sun. Well-drained soil. Lipstick pink flowers in summer. Nice compact growth habit, Nice scent to the foliage when crushed. Zones 3-8. perfect for containers. Full sun. 16". Zones 4-8. NEP350 Nepeta mussini 'Six Hills Giant' 7.85 MON470 Monarda didyma 'Prairie Night' 7.85 Masses of lavender blue flower spikes in midsummer. Aro- (Monarda didyma 'Prairienacht') Rich violet purple blossoms matic gray foliage. Longer blooming in southern climates. 24- in mid summer. Attracts butterflies and hummingbirds. 3-4". 36". Zones 4-8.

MON520 Monarda didyma 'Raspberry Wine' 7.85 NEP550 Nepeta nervosa 'Blue Moon' 7.85 Beautiful wine red flowers. Blooms in mid summer. Long A neat dwarf with dense blue-purple flower spikes. Blooming blooming. 4'. Zones 4-9. in mid summer. Great for butterflies. 12-14". Zones 4-7.

MON580 Monarda didyma 'Squaw' 7.85 NEP700 Nepeta sibirica 'Souvenir d'Andre Chaudron' 7.85 Large clear red flowers atop a very vigorous grower. Mildew Masses of blue flowers appear in July to the end of August. resistant. A wise selection for a great red bee balm. Full sun Full sun and a well-drained soil. Nice! 36". Zones 3-8. with moist well drained soil. 48". NEP745 Nepeta subsessilis 'Candy Cat' 8.85 3 MON620 Monarda didyma 'Violet Queen' 7.85 Big dense clusters of /4" lavender-pink flowers on broad, Lavender blue flowers. glossy dark green leaves. Plants form neat rounded clumps. Full sun and moist soil. 26-28". MON900 Monarda x 'Twins' 7.85 Dark pink flowers, strong grower to 40". Blooms July-August, NEP747 Nepeta 'Kit Cat' 8.85 Zones 4-8. A unique new dwarf form, not only shorter and denser but leaves and flowers are miniature. Flowers are nearly true blue. 18".

NEP748 Nepeta subsessilis 'Pink Dreams' 10.85 Abundant pink blossoms June-August. Fragrant foliage. 24". Part shade. Zones 3-8.

NEP760 Nepeta subsessilis 'Sweet Dreams' 8.85 Soft pink flowers shaped like flared tubes. Prefers full sun and will-drained soil. 18-24".

NEP870 Nepeta x faassenii 'Dropmore' 7.85 An indispensible compact plant that is great for blending. Darker and more upright, this plant is more noticeable than the hybrid. Mid summer. 2-3'. Zones 4-7.

NEP880 Nepeta x faassenii 'Walker's Low' 7.85 2007 Perennial of the year! Mounds of gray-green foliage. Lavender-blue flowers June through September. Good grower. 10". Zones 4-7.

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PAE1340 Paeonia lactiflora 'Doreen' (See: P. j. 'Doreen') 16.85 Considered by many to be the queen of the herbaceous Single, dark pink flowers, with yellow fringed center, blooming border! Massive showy blooms from pure white to red as late May-late June. 30-40". well as many shades of pink. These colors crown the lus- trous deep green foliage. An excellent flower for cutting. PAE1400 Paeonia lactiflora 'Dr. Alexander Fleming' 16.85 Extremely long-lived and undemanding, the peony does Deep rose pink flowers. Sweetly scented. Early to mid season. best in full sun and well drained humus-rich soil. Planting 24-36". depth is critical. The new eyes (tiny pink buds) should be two inches below the soil line. PAE1430 Paeonia lactiflora 'Eden's Perfume' 24.85 Large double pink blooms make a great cut flower. 30". Mid season bloom.

PAE0040 Paeonia lactiflora 'Adolphe Rousseau' 16.85 PAE1540 Paeonia lactiflora 'Jacorma' 16.85 (Dessert & Mechin,1890) Fragrant, intense, red semi- Bright pink double flowers with touches of dark pink towards double or double flowers from early to mid summer and dark the inner part of the petals. A fragrant bloom and strong green leaves. This lovely, long lived, late flowering peony is stems make this a great cut flower! 30-36". Zones 3-8. perfect for a border in full sun or partial shade. Crimson red. June-July 30-34". PAE1580 Paeonia lactiflora 'Jules Verne' 16.85 Very rounded, fully formed pastel rose flowers. 34". Mid PAE0660 Paeonia lactiflora 'Peter Brand' 16.85 season. (Holland prior to 1937) Double ruby-red flowers. Late. 36". PAE1600 Paeonia lactiflora 'Koningin Wilhelmina' 16.85 PAE0800 Paeonia lactiflora 'Red Charm' 16.85 Striking semi double fuschia pink blooms with white edges. 32". Double red bomb flower on stiff stems. 36". PAE1700 Paeonia lactiflora 'Madame Calot' 16.85 PAE0840 Paeonia lactiflora 'Renato' 16.85 Pale rose surrounded by narrow cream white petals. The An excellent growers that reaches 32" that bears double red outside (guard) petals are flesh pink. Early. 4'. flowers in midseason. Makes a good cut flower due to its fragrance. PAE1710 Paeonia lactiflora 'Margaret Clark' 21.85 Sensuous, medium pink, densely-packed petals make this PAE0980 Paeonia lactiflora 'Tempest' 16.85 late blooming double a stunning addition to your peony (Auten, 1931) Brilliant dark red. Semi-double. Midseason. garden. 34". Zones 2-8. 24". PAE1740 Paeonia lactiflora 'Martha Bulloch' 16.85 PAE1000 Paeonia lactiflora 'Victoire de la Marne' 16.85 (Brand,1907) Soft rose-pink to silvery shell-pink. Mid- (Dessert 1915) Double purplish red flowers, with lighter season. 4'. edges. 30-36". Midseason bloomer. PAE1820 Paeonia lactiflora 'Monsieur Jules Elie' 16.85 Extra large double rose pink fragrant flowers. Makes a great cut flower. Early-Mid season. 36-48".

PAE1120 Paeonia lactiflora 'Auguste Dessert' 16.85 PAE1965 Paeonia lactiflora 'Pink Baroness Schroeder' 16.85 (Dessert 1920) Double large pink flowers. Each petal edged Large deep shell pink flowers. Full sun. 30-36". with a narrow silvery border. Midseason. 36". PAE1970 Paeonia lactiflora 'Pink Cameo' 18.85 PAE1180 Paeonia lactiflora 'Catharina Fontijn' 16.85 Double centers of very narrow ice-pink petals set in a single Nice light pink-white flowers appear on 34" stems in early layer of large, lavender-pink petals. 30". May-June. PAE1980 Paeonia lactiflora 'Pink Hawaiian Coral' 24.85 PAE1200 Paeonia lactiflora 'Chestine Gowdy' 16.85 Flowers are a fine cupped rosette of double coral, fragrant. (Brand, 1913) Double pink flowers. Outer petals light rose, 36". Outstanding! surrounded by a belt of red-edged petals; collar petals creamy white. Excellent fragrance. Late. Strong grower with PAE2160 Paeonia lactiflora 'Shirley Temple' 16.85 nice foliage. 48". Double light rose fading to white. Exceptionally large 8" flowers. Early. 30". PAE1320 Paeonia lactiflora 'Dancing Butterflies' 16.85 Bright fushia single flowers with yellow stamens in mid spring. PAE2220 Paeonia lactiflora 'Sorbet' 16.85 Very floriferous and vigorous. 24-30". Double pink with a double center of light pink and canary yellow. 2-3'.

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PAE4082 Paeonia lactiflora 'May Treat' 21.85 Single pink flowers at top of red mottled stems are bowl- PAE2430 Paeonia lactiflora 'Ave Maria' 21.85 shaped, fragrant. 2-3'. Zones 4-8. Double blush flowers at top of red mottled stems are bowl- shaped, fragrant. 2-3'. Zones 4-8. PAE4160 Paeonia lactiflora 'White Wings' 16.85 Very large white single flowers. Dark, glossy foliage. Midsea- PAE2690 Paeonia lactiflora 'Gardenia' 18.85 son. 36". Large double white flowers which appear mid to late spring. Nice fragrance above the abundant flowers. 30 to 34 inches tall. Full sun to part shade.

PAE2820 Paeonia lactiflora 'Laura Dessert' 16.85 The spectacular show produced by garden phlox is invaluable (Dessert 1913) Pale pink buds opening to cream or pale for late season color. Up to five-inch diameter flower heads, lemon flowers becoming white. Early midseason. Moderate many with a pleasing fragrance. A moist well-drained sunny fragrance. 36". location is best. Blooms mid to late summer. Zone 4-8.

PAE3180 Paeonia lactiflora 'Vogue' 16.85 Semi-double white flowers with random pink tinges and red thread-like edges. Midseason bloomer. 34". PHL0120 Phlox paniculata 'Blue Paradise' 7.85 Gorgeous blue flowers with dark blue eye. In our opinion one of the best blue phlox available! 2-3'. Zones 4-8.

PHL0130 Phlox paniculata 'David's Lavendar' 8.85 Blossoms of the Japanese peonies produce five or more Lavender colored blooms late summer. Full to part sun. Moist petals that surround a center of stamens with non-pollen soil. 5'. bearing anthers (stamenoides). Single/Japanese peonies perform better in Southern climates. Choose early or mid- PHL0200 Phlox paniculata 'Franz Schubert' 7.85 season cultivars. A very attractive phlox with large blossoms of lilac accented with a prominent star shaped eye. 24-36". Exquisite! PAE3390 Paeonia japonica 'Barrington Belle' 21.85 Japanese single, maroon red flowers with lemon yellow PHL0250 Phlox paniculata 'Hesperis' 7.85 stamens. Mid season bloomer. Full sun. 30-34". Zones 2-10. Tall phlox with intense pink blooms. Blooms in early summer, 2-3'. Prefers sun or light shade. PAE3400 Paeonia japonica 'Bowl of Beauty' 16.85 An outstanding variety. Rose guard petals, pale yellow PHL0410 Phlox paniculata 'Magic Blue' 7.85 stamenoides. Very fragrant. Early. 36". Flowers first bloom as solid lavender pink with a light colored eye and then, like magic, mature to a pale color with a PAE3670 Paeonia japonica 'Miss Mary' 24.85 stronger colored eye. Blooms into the summer months. Full Japanese, single maroon/red flowers and yellow stamens. sun and partial shade. 42". Strong stems with nice dark green foliage. 30". Mid to late season bloom. PHL0570 Phlox paniculata 'Tequila Sunrise' 9.85 Stunning salmon-orange flower color. Compact dwarf growing PAE3680 Paeonia japonica 'Mr. G. F. Hemerick' 16.85 habit. Mildew tolerant. 16". Zones 4-8. Japanese rose flowers with a large yellow center. 24".

PAE3740 Paeonia japonica 'Nippon Beauty' 16.85 (Auten 1927) A deep red, late bloomer. Nice! 24-36". PHL0630 Phlox paniculata 'Jubilee' 7.85 PAE3912 Paeonia japonica 'Sword Dance' 22.85 Bright orange flowers. Mildew resistant. 28". Bloom mid to Japanese flower type with red petals that are a background late summer. Good cut flower. Prefer full or partial sun. for a large cluster of yellow stamen. 36". Zones 3-8. PHL0640 Phlox paniculata 'Orange Perfection' 7.85 PAE3980 Paeonia lactiflora 'Flame' 16.85 This is one of our favorite phlox. Fragrant bright orange flow- This is a real beauty. The soft reddish orange flowers age grace- ers with a hint of dark salmon in the center. The length of fully to hot pink with yellow stamens to provide spectacular bloom has been up to two months long starting in August! color in early summer. This variety does well in partial shade! Great for the border, cut flower, butterfly and hummingbird gardens. 24-36". PAE4060 Paeonia lactiflora 'Krinkled White 16.85 (Brand 1928) Single white flowers with petals like crinkled paper. Good cut flower. Extra large flowers. Late midseason. 27".

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PHL0710 Phlox paniculata 'Aureole' 12.85 PHL1240 Phlox paniculata 'Little Princess' 7.85 Very showy bicolor phlox. Bright fuchsia flowers with char- True pink flowers with a white eye zone. This little plant blooms treuse edges stay fresh for the length of the bloom. 18-20" profusely in late summer. Great for cut flower arangements. Full sun. Also great for attracting hummingbirds and butterflies. 20". Zones 4-8. PHL0740 Phlox paniculata 'Barci' 7.85 Very showy soft pink flowers with a deep rose pink center. An PHL1320 Phlox paniculata 'Miss Pepper' 7.85 improved Miss Pepper, more floriferous and mildew resist- Pink with a distinctive dark eye. 36-48". ant. 20". PHL1350 Phlox paniculata 'Natural Feelings' 10.85 PHL0780 Phlox paniculata 'Becky Towe' 7.85 Unique flowers have plume-shaped clusters of pink and green A variegated phlox with gold to cream leaf edges. Good cut rosebud-formation bracts containing sterile flowers. Does flower. Salmon rose flowers with a darker magenta eye with have a pleasant fragrance that attracts butterflies and hum- a sweet fragrance are abundant in mid summer. Attracts mingbirds. 28". Full sun and well drained soil. Good cut hummingbirds and butterflies. 20-28". flower!

PHL0820 Phlox paniculata 'Bright Eyes' 7.85 PHL1380 Phlox paniculata 'Pinafore Pink' 8.85 Soft pink blooms with a crimson eye make a good cut flower. A smaller phlox reaching a height of only 16-18". Pink flow- Slight fragrance. 24-36". Very nice! Attracts hummingbirds ers. and butterflies. PHL1420 Phlox paniculata 'Pink Gown' 8.85 Large dense flower heads of bright pink with dark pink cen- PHL0920 Phlox paniculata 'Dorffreude' 7.85 ters. Full sun with well drained soil. 24". Pink-lavender flowers with a pink eye. 36". PHL1440 Phlox paniculata 'Pixie Twinkle' 10.85 PHL1040 Phlox paniculata 'Eden's Glow' 7.85 Fragrant flowers are baby pink with darker pink eye. Pyrami- Mildew resistant light green foliage with soft pink fragrant dal heads, summer to early or mid autumn, on a shorter than flowers. Blooms July-August. 28". Good cut flower. Attracts usual plant. Very mildew resistant foliage. 15-20". hummingbirds and butterflies. PHL1510 Phlox paniculata 'Rijnstroom' 7.85 PHL1080 Phlox paniculata 'Fairest One' 7.85 Tall, long blooming cultivar with deep rose pink flowers. July Salmon-pink flowers with a dark pink eye. Blooms in mid to August. Prefers sun to part shade with moist soil. 2-3'. summer. Attracts hummingbirds and butterflies. Great for cut- Zones 4-8. ting gardens. Fragrant. 24". Zones 3-8. PHL1560 Phlox paniculata 'Salmon Beauty' 7.85 PHL1120 Phlox paniculata 'Frosted Elegance' 8.85 Salmon pink flower blooms spring to late summer in moist Variegated! Fragrant pale pink flowers with deep pink eyes soil and full sun. Good for borders and cut flowers. 2-3'. in late June/August. Creamy white margin on green leaves. Zones 3-9. Mildew resistant. Attracts butterflies and hummingbirds. Good cut flower. 30". Zones 4-8. PHL1585 Phlox paniculata 'Sherbet Cocktail' 8.85 First phlox to show yellow in petals. Smallish pink and white PHL1205 Phlox paniculata 'Jade' 9.85 flowers with green-yellow edges in large clusters. Buds yellow Beautiful white flowers are edged with a light green. Blooms encased in chocolate-maroon bracts. Fragrant blooms sum- mid to late summer. 18-20". Zone 4 to 8. mer to early or mid autumn. 28". Zone 4.

PHL1210 Phlox paniculata 'Jr. Bouquet' 8.85 PHL1600 Phlox paniculata 'Shortwood' 7.85 Light pink, short, compact phlox! Requires full sun. 18-22". Sport of P. 'David.' Vivid pink blooms that make great cut flow- Zones 3-9. ers. Fragrant and mildew resistant. For that sunny spot in your butterfly and hummingbird garden. 3-4'. PHL1212 Phlox paniculata 'Jr. Dance' 9.85 A beautiful salmon pink compact phlox. Requires full sun. PHL1610 Phlox paniculata 'Speed Limit' 7.85 18-22". Zone 3-9. Beautiful candy pink flushed white flowers. Bloom July throught October. Full sun to part shade. Mildew resistant. 3-4'. PHL1220 Phlox paniculata 'Juliet' 7.85 Very delicate pale pink flowers in mid to late summer. Great PHL1620 Phlox paniculata 'Starburst' 7.85 for cutting. Add to your garden to attract butterflies and hum- Rosy pink blossoms with creamy yellow edges in July and mingbirds. Fragrant. 24". Zones 3-8. -August. 40". Full or part shade.

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PHL2360 Phlox paniculata 'Mt. Fuji' 7.85 Large dense flowers form a very nice clear white. 24-36". PHL1800 Phlox paniculata 'Dusterlohe' 8.85 Marvellously scented with muberry-plum colored flowers. Mid PHL2455 Phlox paniculata 'Tiara' PPAF 14.85 to late summer. 36-48". Full to part sun with average soil The first ever double flowering phlox. Beautiful pristine needs. Zones 4-9. double white flowers unfurl like a rose bud atop compact deep green foliage. 2'. Zone 4-8. PHL1940 Phlox paniculata 'Newbird' 7.85 Fragrant plum red flowers will attract butterflies and hum- mingbirds in late summer. Good cut flower. 2-3'. Full sun and good air circulation for best performance. A phlox that is more resistant to mildew than P. panicu- PHL1960 Phlox paniculata 'Red Magic' 7.85 lata. Narrow glossy dark green leaves and earlier flower- Wonderful dark red blooms in late summer that last into mid ing also make these unique among other phlox. 2-3'. fall. Great as a cut flower. Attracts butterflies and humming- Zones 3-8. birds. 2-3'. Zones 4-8. PHL2565 Phlox maculata 'Flower Power' 7.85 PHL1980 Phlox paniculata 'Red Riding Hood' 7.85 White flowers flecked with pink in July and August. Sturdy Cherry red flowers in mid summer into fall. Dark, mildew stems and mildew resisant. 8-12". resistant foliage. Butterflies and hummingbirds like this one! Great choice for fragrant cut flowers. Prefers full sun and PHL2580 Phlox maculata 'Natascha' 7.85 moist soil. 22". Zones 4-8. A unique phlox with flowers comprised of pink and white striped petals. A special addition to the perennial garden! PHL2000 Phlox paniculata 'Red Super' 7.85 24-36". Large light-red flowers in late summer into early fall. Dark, mildew resistant foliage. Fragrant flowers are excellent for cutting and also provide nectar for hummingbirds and butterflies. 28". Zones 4-9. A fine spring blooming phlox with narrow evergreen PHL2080 Phlox paniculata 'Tenor' 7.85 foliage and a creeping habit. The foliage is hidden by Very early blooming from July to August. Soft ruby red masses of lovely flowers in May and June and makes a fragrant flowers on strong stems. A vigorous grower. Provides fine ground cover the rest of the year. Full sun and well- nectar for butterflies and hummingbirds. Good cut flower. drained soil. 6". Zones 2-8. 2-3'. Zones 4-8. PHL2800 Phlox subulata 'Candy Stripes' 7.85 A real charmer! Each petal has alternating pink and white stripes. Grows July through September. Keep soil moist, but PHL2140 Phlox paniculata 'David' 7.85 not over watered. Do not over crowd. Attracts hummingbirds If you have never grown garden phlox, this is a beautiful one and butterflys. 6-8". Enjoys full sun. Zones 3-9. to start with! Large flowers of pure white which last into September. The foliage has shown very good resistance to pow- PHL2900 Phlox subulata 'Emerald Blue' 7.85 dery mildew and the fragrance is wonderful! A stunning variety Early spring flowers of light blue. Dark green, glossy foliage. providing nectar for butterflies and hummingbirds. 36". More compact habit. Full sun. 4-6".

PHL2160 Phlox paniculata 'Delta Snow' 7.85 PHL2940 Phlox subulata 'Fort Hill' 7.85 Bright white flowers with purple eyes and clean foliage, lower A spring delight groundcover of deep rose pink flowers. 1 statured, 2-2 /2'. Nice cut flower. Sweet fragrance attracts but- Fragrant. 4-6". terflies and hummingbirds. Prefers full sun to part shade. PHL3165 Phlox subulata 'Purple Beauty' 7.85 PHL2240 Phlox paniculata 'Ice Cap' 7.85 Evergreen, short and dense herbaceous plant that bears pur- Large white blossoms above very disease resistant foliage. A ple flowers with yellow eyes edged with a blue ring, in spring. favorite of the hardy perennial border. Tall plants for back of the border. Blossoms from July through September. Full to PHL3180 Phlox subulata 'Red Wings' 7.85 partial sun. 3-4'. Brilliant crimson flowers with a dark red center. Blooms mid to late spring. Great perennial for rock gardens and hill gar- PHL2340 Phlox paniculata 'Miss Universe' 7.85 dens. Fragrant!. Full sun, drought resistant. Grows 10-15". Nice full pure white flowers in late summer into early fall. Zones 3-8. Space well and plant in full sun to discourage mildew. But- terflies and hummingbirds are drawn to the fragrant blooms. PHL3220 Phlox subulata 'Scarlet Flame' 7.85 Great cut flower. Bright scarlet flowers. 6".

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The flower buds resemble tiny balloons which expand and This native perennial plant is about 2-3' tall and un- silently burst open into 2-3" brightly colored stars. Full branched. Alternate leaves up to 6" long and 4" across sun with a moist, well-drained location. Good cut flower. spaced fairly close together along the stem. From the They bloom heavily in July through September. Very slow middle and upper leaves, there are nodding umbels of 1- to break dormancy in the spring. 5 flowers. A typical plant will have 12-20 of these umbels, which hang below the leaves. The flowers are whitish 2 3 PLA410 Platycodon g. aoyama albus 'Fairy Snow' 7.85 green or pale yellowish green and about /3– /4" in length. This white balloon flower grows 12" and produces white, balloon- Each flower is replaced by a spheroid berry that is about 1 1 like buds that open to beautiful star shaped flowers! Blooms mid- /3– /2" across. This berry is initially green, but it eventu- summer in full sun or part shade. Medium-moist soil. ally becomes dark blue-violet.

PLA420 Platycodon grandiflorus 'Fuji Blue' 7.85 PON140 Polygonatum falcatum 'Variegatum' 7.85 Inflated ballon buds open to perfect star shaped blooms, July Attractive white and green foliage. 15-25". to August, blue. Sun to part shade, 20".

PLA440 Platycodon grandiflorus 'Fuji Pink' 7.85 Inflated ballon buds open to perfect pink star shaped flow- ers in July to August. 20". Zones 4-9. Low-growing sturdy perennials for the shady garden or in full sun if ample moisture is supplied. The bold foliage is PLA600 Platycodon grandiflorus 'Sentimental Blue' 7.85 lovely all season and sets off the bright flowers which Large blue flowers. Perfect for rock gardens, front of the bor- come very early in the spring. Almost slug proof. Ideal for der, or containers. Blooms in mid summer. 6-8". Zones 4-9. the woodland or waterside. 8-12". Zones 4-8.

PLA800 Platycodon x 'Astra Double Blue' 7.85 PUL020 Pulmonaria angustifolia 7.85 Splendid blue bell-shaped flowers. Thick flower petals mean Compact deep green foliage and bright blue flowers. The color longer lasting double blooms. 8". Bloom in summer. is one of the best blues we know.

PLA820 Platycodon x 'Astra Double Lavender' 8.85 PUL100 Pulmonaria longifolia 'Diana Clare' 7.85 Splendid semi-double lavender flowers are thick so they last Eye catching silver apple green leaves are long and pointed. longer. Being only 8" makes this an excelent border plant. Large violet blue flowers with a purple stripe in spring. Multi Low maintenance. Zones 4-8. crowned plants. Doesn't respond well to being cut back. 8-10". Zone 3-9. PLA850 Platycodon x 'Astra Pink' 7.85 Pink ballon-like buds which burst open into bell-shaped flow- PUL140 Pulmonaria longifolia 'Roy Davidson' 7.85 ers. Thick flower petals mean longer lasting double blooms. Dark green foliage with silver/white splotches. Dainty peri- 8". Bloom in summer. winkle blue flowers in the spring is an added bonus to the already attractive foliage. Full sun to part shade. 10-12". PLA875 Platycodon x 'Astra White' 7.85 Balloon shaped bud opening into bell-like white flowers. Makes PUL200 Pulmonaria rubra 7.85 good cut flowers. Dark green foliage is closely arranged up the Coral pink flowers in late spring. Attractive light green foliage. stem forming a compact clump. Long lived. Excellent in perennial Part shade, nice moist soil. This plant reseeds itself to make borders. Blooms all summer on a compact plant. A marked a nice ground cover. Deer resistant! 15-18". improvement over old balloon flowers. Large 3" blooms. PUL290 Pulmonaria saccharata 'Barfields Pink' 7.85 Velvety solid green leaves with no spots producing multiple pink, rose striped flowers in April to May. 12". A woodland plant producing large umbrella-like leaves attain- ing a width of up to 12". Single, waxy white flowers appear in PUL430 Pulmonaria saccharata 'Little Star' 9.85 late spring. Needs a rich well-drained soil. 12-18". Zones 3-7. Narrow, silver-spotted leaves with showy cobalt-blue flowers blooming in spring. Makes a great plant for the front of the POD100 Podophyllum hexandrum (P. emondii) 12.85 woodland garden. Superb! 6". (Syn: P. emondii) Himalayan Mayapple. Pink flowers develop into 3-4" dark pink fruits. Quite unusual. PUL450 Pulmonaria saccharata 'Margery Fish' 7.85 Foliage is bright silver with a uniform mark bearing pink-blue POD150 Podophyllum peltatum 8.85 flowers in mid to late spring. Full sun to part shade. 12". A woodland plant producing large umbrella-like leaves attain- Zones 3-8. ing a width of up to 12". Single, waxy white flowers appear in late spring. Needs a rich well-drained soil. 12-18". Zones 3-7.

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PUL460 Pulmonaria saccharata 'Mrs. Moon' 7.85 ROD500 Rodgersia x 'Hercules' 9.85 Lungwort. Pink flowers turning blue appear in May-June. Large fans of bold foliage. Tall branching panicles of pure Spotted foliage. Shade with maoist soil. 12". Zones 3-8. pink. June to July. Best in part shade and moisture retentive soils. 40". PUL500 Pulmonaria saccharata 'Sissinghurst White' 7.85 White flowers and white spots on green leaves in spring. 12". Sun or part shade. A reliable group of perennials, producing daisy-like flow- PUL520 Pulmonaria saccharata 'Somibar' 7.85 ers that provide color to the garden in late summer Lovely purple flowers backed by white spotted green leaves. 12". through fall. Many varieties are ideal for the back of the border, along fences or walls. Full sun, any well-drained PUL605 Pulmonaria x 'Baby Blue' 8.85 soil. Ideal cut flower. Floriferous, tight mound of large, baby pink flowers over silver foliage. As they fade they turn to a shade of baby blue. 9". RUD480 Rudbeckia laciniata 'Herbstonne' 7.85 (Syn: Autumn Sun) Large single lemon-yellow flowers with a PUL620 Pulmonaria x 'Blue Ensign' 8.85 brightgreen cone in the center. A tall coneflower reaching a Large sky blue flowers above long broad green leaves. height of 5-6' sometimes taller, but we have never had to 10-12". Part shade. stake them. Zones 3-9.

RUD500 Rudbeckia maxima 8.85 A striking, tall wildflower with blue green foliage. This daisy- shaped flower has a 4-6" cone surrounded by rows of bright A stately perennial under-utilized in the garden and yellow petals which will be swaying in the breeze at 5-7'. esteemed for its beautiful foliage. Best in moist, rich soil. Can be ulitilized around ponds or streams. Full sun/part RUD750 Rudbeckia subtomentosa 'Henry Eilers' 10.85 shade. The unique, finely quilled, 2-inch-wide flowers are what make 'Henry Eilers' stand out from the rest of the coneflowers. The ROD100 Rodgersia aesculifolia 9.85 petals sit separate from one another, forming a brilliant, (Fingerleaf Rodgersia) Broad, crinkled bronze-tinted leaves golden yellow starburst around a dark brownish purple cone. made up of several 8-10" long leaflets. Creamy white flower 4-5'. The leaves have a pleasing vanilla-and-anise scent. clusters midsummer. Very handsome. 3-6'. Zones 4-7.

ROD120 Rodgersia henrici 9.85 Highly textured, bronze foliage with bright red stalks. Covered with dark pink double flowers in summer. 4'. Zones 4-7. A diverse genus of plants in the mint family often with aromatic foliage. The tubular flowers range in color from ROD150 Rodgersia pinnata 9.85 the clearest blue to purple and pink. July/September. Full Attractive bronze foliage. Creamy-rose flower spikes. An sun and a well-drained soil. Withstands drought condi- excellent addition to the shade garden. Moist, well drained tions. Good hummingbird/butterfly plants. soil. 36". Zones 5-7. SAL200 Salvia nemorosa 'Amethyst' 7.85 ROD165 Rodgersia pinnata 'Chocolate Wings' 16.85 Amethyst/blue flowers make this vibrantly colored Salvia a Foliage is chocolate brown as it emerges, turning green, great selection for a full sun location. 24-32" forming a nice bronze and red before turning chocolate again. Flowers open clump. pale pink and gradually ripen to burgandy-red. 4-5'. Moist shade. Zones 6-9. SAL220 Salvia nemorosa 'Caradonna' 7.85 Attractive Salvia with glowing purple stems and long lasting ROD175 Rodgersia pinnata 'Elegans' 9.85 violet purple flower spikes, 18". Full sun and moist well- Bold coarse foliage that resembles a horse chestnut tree. drained soil. Flowers are pink. Moist well drained soil. 30-35". SAL260 Salvia nemorosa 'East Friesland' 7.85 ROD180 Rodgersia pinnata 'Firework' 11.85 (Syn: S. s. 'Ostfriesland) A real beauty in full blossom! Violet- Pink flowers with a dark pink eye zone. Foliage edged in red. purple flowers in July. This is a popular choice with our Stunning! Provide consistently moist soil with part to full customers! 18". shade. Blooms in early summer. 24-36". SAL270 Salvia nemorosa 'Haeumanarc' 7.85 ROD300 Spikes of dark violet flowers with deep purple stems. Rodgersia tabularis (Syn. Astiboides tabularis) 14.85 24". Blooms June to August. Full sun, well drained soil. Large circular leaves dark green with creamy white sprays of Zones 3-9. flowers in mid summer. 24-36".

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SAL780 Salvia x sylvestris 'Blue Hill' 7.85 True blue flowers. A reliable and long-lived plant. 12-24". Zones 4-7. Interesting fleshy leaved plants that are known for easy care. Small varieties are ideal for the rock garden. Taller SAL920 varieties for the perennial border. Full sun, very well- Salvia x sylvestris 'May Night' (Syn: S. 'Mainacht') 7.85 drained soil. Will tolerate a very dry location. Practically (S.Mainacht) Chosen as the 1997 Perennial Plant of the Year by indestructible. Zones 3-9. the Perennial Plant Association. Deep purple flowers. 18". July SED070 Sedum bithynicum 'Sea Star' 10.85 Very short silvery foliage topped with white blooms in late summer. Under 6", full sun, drought tolerent. Zones 4-9

SAN100 Sanguinaria canadensis 7.85 SED080 Sedum 'Bertram Anderson' 6.85 Excellent for naturalizing in woodland areas and is most attrac- A very nice sedum. The foliage is somewhat smaller and plant tive in masses. The name is derived from the red sap in roots and appearance is more delicate. Dark pink to red flowers in late stems. A lovely pure white flower appears in April and May. summer to early fall. 6-10".

SAN200 Sanguinaria canadensis 'Multiplex' 32.85 SED120 Sedum 'Fire Glow' 7.85 Leaves look much like the single but come up later. Plant Brilliant red flowers early-late summer. Sun, well drained soil. flowers later with peony like white blooms that last 5 to 7 3-6". days unlike the one day flowering of the single. Height 6" to 8" forms a 1 ft round clump over time. SED130 Sedum forsterianum 'Oracle 10.85 Bright yellow flowers in late summer. Low growing with inter- esting green foliage. Great for borders or as a ground cover. 4-8". Full sun. Zones 3-9.

A small genus of perennials known for their bottle-brush SED293 Sedum rupestre 'Angelina' 8.85 flowers in late summer/fall and handsome foliage. Vigorous Clusters of yellow starry flowers appear during the summer. growing, needing only full sun and moist soil. Zone 4-8. When planted in containers or on a wall this develops a beautiful cascading habit. Plants may be pruned back at any SAO020 Sanguisorba canadensis 7.85 time if they get too large. Foliage sometimes develops beau- A nice perennial for late summer color. Easy to grow in sun tiful amber tones in the autumn and winter. 4-6". Zones 3-9. or partial shade. Attractive foliage, numerous whiteflower spikes that resemble a bottle brush. 3-6'. SED500 Sedum spectabile 'Meteor' 7.85 Interesting silver-green foliage is attractive all season. Early SAO150 Sanguisorba officinalis 'ChocolateTip' 11.85 fall brings pink flowers. Grows very well in the south. 18". Reddish pink flowers on wiry stems that arch over the foliage. Full sun to part shade. 3-4'. Zones 4-7. SED540 Sedum spectabile 'Star Dust' 7.85 Pale silver-pink flowers on long stems in August through SAO160 Sanguisorba officinalis 'Pink Tanna' 7.85 September. 12-18". Dark rose flowers on short narrow spikes. Full sun to part shade and moist soil. 3'. SED545 Sedum spectabile 'Steve Ward' 8.85 Lavender-pink flowers in late summer through fall. Full sun in SAO170 Sanguisorba officinalis 'Tanna' 8.85 any well-drained soil. 18-20". Multitudes of flower spikes leading to deep red bottle brush blooms, over fine, full lush foliage. Puts on a fine show from SED670 Sedum spurium 'Ruby Mantle' 7.85 late summer into fall. Very valuable and impressive late sea- We have many customers who are always looking for plants son plant. 36". with attractive foliage. Here is a sedum that `fits the bill'. Low grow ing bright red foliage perfect for that spot in your rock SAO180 Sanguisorba tenuifolia alba 10.85 garden! Brilliant cerise flowers in midsummer. Full sun and Saw-toothed, finely divided leaves. Clump-forming mound well-drained soil. lays the foundation for slim, fluffy white, drooping blooms. These elegant cylindrical flowers, abundantly borne on tall SED700 Sedum spurium 'Voodoo' 7.85 branching stems well above the vigorous greenery, look like Dark mahogany foliage with clusters of rosy-red flowers. 4-6". luminous catkins caught in a rain shower. Blooms Septem- Prefers full sun. Zone 3. ber–October. 4–5'. Zone 4. SED805 Sedum telephium 'Red Cauli' 8.85 SAO190 Sanguisorba tenuifolia 'Pink Elephant' 9.85 Deep pink blossoms appear before most other clumping se- Lovely newish selection with comparatively tall spikes of deep dums flower. Clumps are blue/gray green with a purple tint pinky rose flowers from summer onwards. Sunny open spot. 4'. developing throught the summer. Full sun, 8-12". Zones 3-9.

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SED815 Sedum telephium 'Sunset Cloud' 12.85 SED920 Sedum x 'Sunkissed' 12.85 Masses of vibrant rose red flowers borne in umbels at the Sedum 'Sunkissed' forms an upright, branching clump with tips of each stem. They contrast nicely with the purple foliage grayish/blue-green foliage that contrasts nicely with pale (which emerged green in spring). Full sun. 12". Zones 4-9. yellow buds that open to creamy yellow flowers in mid to late summer. SED847 Sedum x 'Autumn Delight' (SYN: 'Beka') 8.85 Chartreuse foliage edged in blue green. White buds open to SED923 Sedum x 'T-Rex' 12.85 red flowers in the late summer. Flowers age to a dull bronze This tall sedum is extremely rigid and upright and will never through the fall. 15". Zones 3-7. droop. The creamy flower buds upen up to a light rose-pink flower. 2'. Zone 3-9. SED850 Sedum x 'Autumn Fire' 8.85 An improved Sedum 'Autumn Joy' with a thicker more con- SED925 Sedum x 'Thunder Cloud' 9.85 sistant form and longer lasting fall blooms. Great for drying. Perfectly packed mound for the foreground. New perennial 24". Zones 3-7. introduction has perfect form. The most geometric low grow- ing sedum yet. SED860 Sedum x 'Autumn Joy' 7.85 Large plate-like flower heads are very attractive to butterflies. SED930 Sedum x 'Vera Jameson' 7.85 Blossoms are light pink and start in September and turn dark Very attractive purple-red foliage. Flat heads of rosy flowers in rose in late fall. 18-24". Does well in southern gardens. late summer. Provides interest all season! 12". Zones 3-7.

SED868 Sedum x 'Crazy Ruffles' 8.85 SED940 Sedum x 'Xenox' 12.85 Blue-green foliage with pink flowers in spring. Full sun. Well Green foliage tipped with a touch of grey/purple. Flowers are drained soil. orange grayish in late summer. 12-14". Zones 4-8.

SED869 Sedum x 'Diamond Edge' 12.85 Sport of the popular S. 'Matrona'. Adorned with round grey- purple foliage, each leaf bordered with a wide band of creamy white. In late summer, the clump is topped with flower SMI400 Smilacina racemosa 7.85 heads of pink. Drought tolerant. 18". Zone 3-8. (False Solomon Seal) Fine dark foliage with delicate bells in the spring followed by red berries in the fall. 12-15". Shade SED870 Sedum x 'Frosty Morn' 7.85 to part shade. This dazzling sedum was imported from Japan by plant ex- plorer Barry Yinger. (1' tall x 1' wide) Highlighted by a wide SMI450 Smilacina stellata 8.85 white border around each leaf. In cool climates...light pink Starry False Solomon's Seal. Distinguished from the true flowers emerge. In warmer climates...white flowers emerge! Solomon's Seals by having its flowers at the end of the stem. White flowers. Prefers cold moist soil. 24". Zone 3. SED875 Sedum x 'Jaws' 12.85 Distinctive serrated edged pale fleshy green foliage resem- bling the open jaws of a shark. Bright pink flowers. Sunny open spot. 15". Wonderful plants that have opposite leaves and blue to SED882 Sedum x 'Lajos' 12.85 purple flowers. Most do well in a well-drained soil in par- Low growing sedum reaching a maximum of 1'-1'. Green tial shade to full sun. foliage is edged in creamy white. White flowers appear late summer and morph through pinnk to a dark reddish brown. STA130 Full sun. Zones 4-8. Stachys byzantina 'Helen von Stein' (syn: Big Ears) 7.85 (Syn: S.`Big Ears') A strong growing and vigorous Stachys SED902 Sedum x 'Mr. Goodbud' 16.85 with huge fuzzy silver leaves. Outstanding contrast plant. Forms a bushy mound of succulent green leaves. Taller stems Occasional small magenta flowers in June. Good plant in hot, appear in late summer, holding large clusters of soft-pink humid weather. Best in moist well-drained soil. Foliage 10". buds that open into starry flowers of deep mauve pink. These 24" with flowers. develop into brown seed heads with good winter interest. A magnet for butterflies. 16". Zones 3-9. STA200 Stachys byzantina 'Silver Carpet' 7.85 Rich furry silver foliage providing an excellent contrast for SED910 Sedum x 'Purple Emperor' 10.85 many other plants in your garden. Full sun/part shade in the An upright form to 16" with deep plum foliage and dusty rose South and moist, well-drained soil. Non-flowering. 6-8". clusters July-September, Zones 3-9. Full sun. Zones 4-7.

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STA280 Stachys densiflora 'Alba' (Syn: S. strictus 'Alba') 7.85 Small, deeply veined leathery green leaves forming a dense Valuable plants for carpeting banks, rockery or wall mat covered with stalks of white flowers in May and June. 18" plantings, covering bulbs, between stepping stones and wide by 4" tall. Zone 4. around pools. All have aromatic evergreen foliage.

STA380 Stachys monieri 'Rosea' 7.85 THY355 Thymus nummularius (Pizza Thyme) 7.85 Rose-red flowers in August, fresh green foliage and a rapid Spreading mats of green foliage fills in around other plants grower. Nice moist soil is best for this plant. 24-28". easily. Violet/Lavender flowers in late summer early fall. 4-6". Full sun. Zones 4-9 STA420 Stachys officinalis 'Alba' 7.85 Heavy textured foliage with upright stalks of white flowers, THY357 Thymus praecox 'Coccineus' 7.85 June to August, 20". Zones 4-8. Red Creeping Thyme 2-4". Full Sun, Ornamental herb valued as a groundcover, from a dense mat of dark green leaves that are covered with red flowers early to mid summer, attracts butterflies and is deer resistant. Zones 3-9.

Attractive foliage and delicate flowers make the Meadow THY450 Thymus pseudolanuginosus 7.85 Rues some of the most graceful perennials for the border. (Woolly Thyme) Downy gray foliage with woolly stems. Excel- Full sun to partial shade in ordinary soil are the only lent ground cover. Often used between flagstones and bricks. requirements. THY460 Thymus pseudolanuginosus 'Halls Wooly' 7.85 THA040 Thalictrum aquilegifolium 'Atropurpureum' 8.85 Faster growing variety of wooly thyme. Downy gray foliage with Dark purple stems and stamens. The variety listed as 'Pur- woolly stems. Excellent ground cover. Pink flowers late spring. pureum' is likely the same, however, the stems are not as highly colored as 'Atropurpureum'. Apparently there is also a THY520 Thymus serphyllum 'Pink Chintz' 7.85 dwarf form of the variety. Dark olive green foliage. Wooly feeling to the touch. Salmon pink flowers in mid summer. Wonderful scent. 3". Zones 3-9. THA050 Thalictrum aquilegifolium 'Thundercloud' 12.85 Attractive foliage with dark purple flowers. 36". Zones 5-7. THY580 Thymus x citriodorus (Lemon) 7.85 Fragrant foliafe with may culinary usages. 8-15". THA080 Thalictrum delavayi 'Hewitt's Double' 9.85 Nice blue-green foliage reaching a height of 4-5'. Double lilac THY600 Thymus x citriodorus argenteus 'Silver Edged' 7.85 colored flower clusters in midsummer. Best if grown in partial Very attractive variegated silver foliage. Full sun with well shade or woodland garden in a rich organic soil. drained soil. 8-12".

THA135 Thalictrum flavum 'Illuminator' 10.85 THY750 Thymus x 'Lemon Frost' 7.85 Spring foliage emerges as grey/green with lemon-yellow flow- "Spread a layer" of this ground hugging lemon frost(ing) ers in late spring. Part shade location and can take a moist thyme over stepping stones for a fragrant, anti-weed rug. Its soil. 3-4'. sweetly scented lemon foliage resembles a typical lemon thyme, only prostrate. 1". Zones 5-9. THA200 Thalictrum minus var. 'Adiantifolium' 9.85 Sprays of yellow flowers in mid-summer. We like it best for the attractive open, airy grey-green foliage all season. 12-18". Zones 3-7. A delightful shade plant with open, airy spike-like flowers THA207 Thalictrum pubescens 12.85 and handsome foliage. Ease of cultivation makes this A very tall perenial reaching as much as 9 feet under ideal perennial a wonderful addition to the woodland garden. A conditions. Found naturally in swamps this Meadow-Rue mass planting of foamflower is a sight to behold! Moist loves very wet soil and does best in part shade. In the organic soil is a must. Zones 3-8. summer very fine white flowers appear. Zones 3-8 TIA020 Tiarella cordifolia 'Brandywine' 7.85 THA400 Thalictrum x. 'Splendide' 12.85 Glossy green heart shaped leaves with red venation. Light Heavy blooming thalictrum is covered by clouds of lavender pink flowers for 6 weeks in spring. Best in shade, moist soil. flowers in mid through late summer. Looks right at home in 8-10". any woodland garden. 4-6 feet. Full sun to part shade. TIA300 Tiarella cordifolia 'Pink Skyrocket' 7.85 The fullest flower spikes we have seen. Fluffy pink spires above deeply cut and marked foliage. 10-15".

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TIA360 Tiarella cordifolia 'Spring Symphony' 7.85 TRI170 Trillium erectum (Purple) 7.85 The foliage is compact and painted with black along the mid- A great woodland perennial with purple/red flowers in April- rib. Palmate, clumping and neat, but the pink flowers are June. Prefers a moist shady location with rich soil. 8-16". amazing! Humidity resistant. 10". Zone 4. TRI180 Trillium flexipes 7.85 TIA370 Tiarella cordifolia 'Stargazer Mercury' 8.85 Bent Trillium. Creamy white long lasting blooms. 12-18". Silvery-green foliage with a dark center, soft white to pale pink flowers in spring. Part shade to shade, 8-12". Zones 5-11. TRI200 Trillium grandiflorum 7.85 The showiest and among the easiest to grow. A whorl of broad TIA440 Tiarella wherryi 7.85 painted leaves surround the stem which holds a waxy, white A lovely clump forming foamflower that can be planted with- flower that becomes pale pink as it ages. 12-15". out fear of spreading. White flowers with a hint of pink ap- pears later in the season. Shady. 12-18". TRI210 Trillium grandiflorum 'Dwarf' 8.85 A dwarf form of T. grandiflorum. White flowers in late spring to TIA510 Tiarella x 'Crow Feather' 7.85 early summer. 8-10". Rich moist soil. Amber flowers in spring. Foliage marked with black "feather". Shady location with moist soil. TRI400 Trillium luteum (Yellow Trillium) 7.85 Mottled green and brown leaves. Lemon yellow flowers. 12". TIA810 Tiarella x 'Pirates Patch' 9.85 Mounds of foliage topped with slightly fragrant flowers in mid TRI475 Trillium pusillum 8.85 spring. Foliage has a burgandy eye-zone and veins. Foliage White flower with pink edging that seeps toward the middle of turns burgandy red as the cool fall temperatures move in. the flower as it ages. Long dark green leaves with nearly black Shade 10-12". stems. Beautiful specimen plant for the woodland garden. 4-6".

TRI550 Trillium recurvatum 7.85 Handsome, dark green foliage and red purple flowers on tall stems. Note: Small root structure on plants.12-16". Fall flowering perennials producing clusters of orchid-like flowers. Part shade with moist well-drained soil. September- TRI600 Trillium sessile (Toad Trillium) 7.85 October. Zones 4-8. Strong tufts of broadly oval leaves, often marbled with deeper color and large mahogany red flowers. 6-8". TRD020 Tricyrtis dilatata 7.85 This plant prefers shade and a deep, slightly acidic soil. Pro- TRI800 Trillium vaseyi (Vasey's Wake Robin) 8.85 duces many small orchid-shaped flowers on tall stems. Plant Vasey Wake Robin. The deep maroon red flower can measure in large masses for an effective display. 24". 3-4" wide, this being one of the largest flowering trilliums.The flowers can have nice scent that alot of other trilliums tend TRD160 Tricyrtis hirta 'Miyazaki' 8.85 not to have. White lily-like flowers are spotted with purple and black. Ex- cellent plant for the shaded areas. Blooms in late Septem- ber-October. 36".

TRD200 Tricyrtis hirta 'Variegata' 8.85 A glorious buttercup-like perennial with thick waxy in- Narrow creamy leaf margins with pale pink flowers. 12-18". curved petals enclosing a tuft of deeper colored anthers. Does best in full to part shade in a moist soil. The brilliant yellows and oranges of this family highlight the garden. Give ample moisture in any good soil. Full sun or partial shade. Makes magnificent cut flowers. 24". Zones 4-6. Spring blooming. May to June.

A distinctive woodland plant ideal for partially shaded TRO060 Trollius asiaticus 8.85 areas.Trillium prefers a deep, rich, moist acid soil with The Asian Globeflower (Trollius asiaticus) is an ornamental plenty of humus. Spring flowering. 12". Zones 4-7. plant of the family Ranunculaceae, which is native to Asia and Europe. This plant usually grows in wet places, especially TRI150 Trillium erectum (Red) 7.85 in grasslands and forests. 18-20". (Red Trillium) Maroon or dark purple flowers. Slowly colonizes, possibly with natural color variations. Moist, rich soil. 12-18". TRO670 Trollius europaeus 'Superbus' 7.85 Butter yellow flowers blooming in June. This is similar to the TRI160 Trillium erectum (Beige) 7.85 straight species, but flowers are more prolific! Sunny (Stinking Benjamin, Stinking Willie) An old favorite. Slowly colo- location with well drained soil. 20-24". nizes, possibly with natural color variations. We'll send you a plant that blooms creamy beige. Mother Nature will do the rest. 18".

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TRO755 Trollius x cultorum 'Orange Crest' 8.85 This compact selection has large flowers in a soft orange shade, with a darker orange centre. Sometimes called A large group of perennials famous for their longlasting Buttercups, these grow well in a sunny or part-shaded border, flower spikes. Taller varieties are excellent in the border also at the edge of a moist woodland. Flowers will last a few and prized for cutting. Dwarf varieties work well for rock- days when cut. Shear plants back after blooming to encour- eries, walls, banks, and edgings. Full sun, well-drained age a flush of new leaves to last through the summer. Clumps soil. Zones 3-8. may be easily divided in fall or early spring. VER050 Veronica alpina 'Alba' 7.85 TRO760 Trollius x cultorum 'Alabaster' 12.85 Full sun/pt shade. May-Frost. Small white flowers on 6" Cream colored flowers late spring. Fine deep green deeply spikes continue throughout the entire season above rich divided foliage. Sun to part shade in a moist soil. 20". green foliage. Spent flower stems should be removed to promote new ones. Would prefer some afternoon shade. TRO800 Trollius x cultorum 'Earliest of All' 7.85 Light orange blossoms appear from May through July. 24". VER150 Veronica armena 6.85 Zones 3-6. One of our favorite rock garden plants. The short, soft needle- like, evergreen leaves cover the stems from bottom to top. TRO815 Trollius x cultorum 'Empire Day' 7.85 Terminal clusters of delicate blue flowers. Spring. 3". Blue Globe-shaped flowers are lemon yellow, foliage emerges flowers. Zones 4-9. black-red, cupped blooms are supported by sturdy 18-24" stems. Spring bloomer that prefers full to partial sun and VER200 Veronica chamaedrys 'Miffy Brute' 8.85 evenly moist soil. This plant is attractive to bees, butterflies and/or birds. Water regularly. Self-sows freely. Deadhead if you do not want TRO830 Trollius x cultorum 'Fire Globe' 8.85 volunteer seedlings next season. 6-12". Zones 6-10. Vibrant orange to yellow flowers with a long season of bloom, beginning late spring and through summer. Sun to part VER420 Veronica incana 'Rosea' 7.85 shade. Moist soil. 30". Vivid pink spikes. June-August. 18".

TRO880 Trollius x cultorum 'Pritchard's Giant' 8.85 VER450 Veronica liwanensis 7.85 Large deep yellow late spring flowers. Fine glossy foliage, best Cobalt blue flowers cover mat-forming foliage in moist soils. Part sun. 36". April-June.1997 Plant selection winner. Zone 4.

VER470 Veronica longifolia 'Fascination' (See: Veroni- castrum) 8.85

These plants come under the description of 'woody land- VER510 Veronica longifolia 'Lila Karina' 7.85 scape plants'. They grow as attractive small shrubs or Tall summer blooming veronica with lavender pink flowers on bushes, and make wonderful borders to landscape plots long 12". terminal racemes. 3-4'. or lawn edges. They end up producing a healthy amount of berries each season. VER750 Veronica spicata 'Giles van Hees' 8.85 A dwarf species with clear, bright medium pink blooms. VAC300 Vaccinium x 'Pink Lemonade' 32.85 Blooms in mid summer. Great for the front of the pernnial Unique new blueberry, first of it's kind, has pink berries. Mid- border. 6". Zones 5-8. late season fruit medium yeild. Four season interest. VER765 Veronica spicata 'Nana' 7.85 VAC400 Vaccinium macrocarpon (American Cranberry) 8.85 A popular veronica here at the nursery. Dark blue spikes (American Cranberry) Low growing evergreen ground cover. above dark green foliage. 6-8". Perfect for the rock garden. A Glossy dark green foliage taking on a reddish tinge in winter. tough little veronica! Zones 3-7. Pinkish flowers appear in May/June. Half-inch red berries are ready for picking in September/October. Plant in a moist, VER790 Veronica spicata 'Red Fox' 7.85 high organic soil. (Syn. 'Rot Fuchs')Deep rose-pink flowers. Glossy green foliage. Long blooming. 12-15". VAC675 Vaccinium vitis-idaea 'Koralle' 8.85 (European Lingonberry) Attractive form, abundantly fruiting with relatively large, bright red berries. www.FieldstoneGardens.com 7

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VIN525 Vinca minor 'Blue & Gold' 7.85 Blue flowers. Green and gold variegated foliage. Nice! Prefers A large group of perennials famous for their longlasting shade but tolerates some morning sun. 6-8". flower spikes. Taller varieties are excellent in the border and prized for cutting. Dwarf varieties work well for rock- VIN530 Vinca minor 'Bowles Variety' 7.85 eries, walls, banks, and edgings. Full sun, well-drained Deep blue flowers on heavy, glossy foliage. Blooms in early to soil. Zones 3-8. mid summer. Spreads outward from the crown instead of rooting along the stem. 6-8". VES050 Veronicastrum virginicum alba 8.85 Large spikes of pure white atop 3-5' stems. Lance-shaped VIN533 Vinca minor 'Dart's Blue' 7.85 leaves arranged in whorls along each stem make for an at- Glossy green foliage with large blue spring flowers. Bred with tractive show all season. Prefers a moist spot with full sun. disease resistance. Prefers shade put tolerates some morn- Zones 4-8. ing sun. Moist fertile soil. 6-8".

VES070 Veronicastrum virginicum 'Album' 9.85 VIN540 Vinca minor 'Emily Joy' 7.85 This Culver's root cultivar is noted for its pure white flowers. Large white flowers with a floriferous habit. 8-10". Resembles a large veronica, except its lance-shaped leaves are in whorls (3-7 leaves per whorl) on the stems rather than VIN545 Vinca minor 'Fieldstone Splash' 8.85 opposite. Dense, slender spikes (racemes to 9" long) of tiny, Subtle and showy. Very dark outer edge with a chartreuse yellow tube-like, pure white flowers with pink stamens open from center and venation that glows. Blue flowers. 6-8". the top down in late spring to early summer atop strong up- right stems. Blooms can extend well into the summer. VIN550 Vinca minor 'Golden Bowles' 7.85 Smaller, branching, erect, lateral racemes give this plant a Variegated yellow and white foliage with showy white flowers candelabra-like effect when in full bloom. 4'. in spring. Zones 4-8.

VES098 Veronicastrum virginicum 'Pink Glow' 8.85 VIN585 Vinca minor 'Illumination' 7.85 Gorgeous pink flower spikes that bloom July through August. Vivid gold centers with a dark border, lights up a shaded area. Prefer full sun or part shade. Moist or average soil. 3-4'. Classic vinca flowers in blue. 6-8".

VES100 Veronicastrum virginicum 'Rosea' 8.85 VIN700 Vinca minor 'Miss Jekyll' 7.85 Pink narrow spikes appearing in July-September. Attractive Small white flowers with narrow, small foliage. Forms a tight whorls of deep green leaves. 24-36". Zones 3-8. clump that would make a nice specimen plant. Prefers shade but tolerates some morning sun. 6-8".

VIN710 Vinca minor 'Multiplex' 8.85 Rosy wine colored flowers with a double set of petals. Dark Trailing evergreen that is perfect as a ground cover under green foliage. Very nice! 6". Zones 4-9. trees, shrubs, on steep banks, and walls. Prefers shade, but tolerates some morning sun. A mass of flowers in May VIN720 Vinca minor 'Myrtle Bowles' 7.85 and then sporadically throughout the summer. All vari- Deep purple flowers in early summer throughout the season. eties are 3-6". Zones 4-9. Glossy green leaves. A wonderful groundcover. Part sun to full shade. Zones 3-8. VIN190 Vinca minor 'Alba' 7.85 Glossy green foliage with bright white starry spring flowers to VIN725 Vinca minor 'Ralph Shugert' 7.85 brighten up a shady area. 6-8". Outstanding dark green leaves edged with a border of white. Blue flowers in early to mid summer. Full to part shade 8". Zones 4-9. VIN200 Vinca minor 'Atropurpurea' 7.85 Attractive wine red blossoms. This vinca greets our visitors at VIN800 Vinca minor 'Sterling Silver' 7.85 the entrance, cascading down over a fieldstone wall, supply- Attractive foliage variegated with dark green and white. ing blossoms in early summer. Creates a mat to 6" high, Brighten up a dark spot in your shade garden! Prefers shade spreading 2-3'. but tolerates some morning sun. 6-8".

VIN400 Vinca minor 'Aureovariegata' 7.85 VIN850 Vinca minor 'Temptation' 7.85 Bright yellow variegation with blue flowers in spring. A low, Double flowered vinca! Dark, shiny green foliage with small trailing groundcover, that spreads many feet. Prefers partial double lavender flowers. Makes a great trailing ground cover shade. Best soil is moist, well-drained and fertile. 6-8". for a shaded area. 2-4".

VIN500 Vinca minor 'Azurea Flore Pleno' 7.85 VIN900 Vinca minor 'Valley Glow' 7.85 Double sky blue flowers over dark green leaves. Special! A white-flowered vinca! Light green foliage with slight gold var- Prefers shade but tolerates some morning sun. 6-8". iegation. New growth is almost fluorescent. Striking! Prefers shade but tolerates some morning sun. Moist fertile soil. 6-8".

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E T ECHINACEA (Purple Coneflower) ...... 12 THALICTRUM (MEADOW-RUE)...... 40 EPIMEDIUM (Barrenwort) ...... 13 THYMUS (Thyme) ...... 40 TIARELLA (FOAMFLOWER)...... 40 F TRICYRTIS ...... 41 FERNS ...... 14 TRILLIUM ...... 41 TROLLIUS (Globe Flower) ...... 41 G GENTIANA (Gentian) ...... 15 V GERANIUM ...... 15 VACCINIUM...... 42 GRASSES (Ornamental) ...... 16 VERONICA (Speedwell)...... 42 VERONICASTRUM (Culvers Root)...... 43 H VINCA (Periwinkle) ...... 43 HELENIUM (Sneezeweed) ...... 16 HELLEBORUS ...... 17 HEMEROCALLIS (Daylily) ...... 18 HEPATICA ...... 20 HERBS ...... 20 HEUCHERA (Coral Bells)...... 20 HEUCHERELLA ...... 25 HOSTA ...... 25

I IBERIS (Candytuft) ...... 27 IRIS DUNLOP & COLE IRISES ...... 27 IRIS (Siberian Iris)...... 28 IRIS SIBIRICA Dr. Currier McEwen...... 28

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IBE650 'Snowflake' Pg. 27

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