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Herbaceous Perennials Species + Cv 2017 Spring Plant Sale List Theme: Color in the Garden Herbaceous Perennials Species + Cv. Common Name Flower Color Foliage Color Sun/Part Shade/Shade Actaea simplex ‘Black Snakeroot Purple-tinted white Lacy black Part Shade/Shade Negligee’ flowers Agastache ‘Bolero’ Hyssop Rose-purple Bronzy green Sun Agastache ‘Kudos Hyssop Mandarin orange Green Sun Mandarin’ Allium ‘Medusa’ Ornamental Onion Light amethyst Twisted grey-green Sun/Part Sun purple Amsonia ‘Blue Ice’ Blue Star Light periwinkle Bright green Sun/Part Sun Asclepias incarnata Swamp Milkweed Dark rosy-pink Green Sun ‘Cinderella’ Asclepias tuberosa Butterfly Milkweed Orange Green Sun Aruncus dioicus ‘Kneiffi’ Goatsbeard Creamy-white Green Sun/Part Shade Astilbe chinensis ‘Purple Giant Plume Flower Deep purple-red Bronze and green Part Shade Candles’ Astilbe chinensis Plume Flower Cotton candy pink Green Sun/Part Shade ‘Vision Inferno’ Astilbe chinensis ‘Purple False Spirea Violet purple Dark green Part Shade/Shade Rain®’ Athyrium niponicum Oriental Ladyfern Silver grey-green Part shade/Shade ‘Pictum’ Baptisia ‘Dutch False Indigo Velvety-chocolate Blue-green Sun/Part Sun Chocolate’ purple Baptisia ‘Solar Flare False Indigo Yellow to apricot Blue-green Sun/Part Sun Prairieblues™’ Brunnera macrophylla Siberian bugloss Sky blue Chartreuse Part Shade/shade ‘Diane’s Gold’ Brunnera macrophylla Siberian bugloss Green and silver Part Shade/Shade ‘Alexander’s Great’ Cimicifuga ramosa Black Snakeroot White-pale pink Dark purplish to Part shade/Shade ‘Hillside Black Beauty’ black Coreopsis verticillata Threadleaf Coreopsis Light yellow Green Sun ‘Buttermilk’ Coreopsis verticillata Threadleaf Coreopsis Red and gold bicolor Green Sun Honeybunch™ Corydalis anthriscifolia Corydalis Purple Bright yellow to light Part Shade/Shade ‘Berry Exciting’ green Corydalis flexuosa Corydalis/Blue False Violet-blue Bronze-green Part Shade ‘Purple leaf’ Bleeding Heart Dianthus ‘Black Cherry Pinks Semi-double velvet Silver-blue Sun Frost’ red Dianthus ‘Coconut Pinks Burgundy-wine and Gray-green Sun Punch’ white Dicentra ‘Fire Island’ Bleeding Heart Reddish-pink Frosty blue Sun/Part Shade Echinacea ‘Julia’ Coneflower Tangerine orange Green Sun Echinacea purpurea Coneflower Pure white with Green Sun ‘Virgin’ green cone Echinacea ‘Elegance’ Coneflower Double, rose red Green Sun Echinacea ‘Leilani’ Coneflower Single, clear yellow Green Sun Geranium ‘Rozanne’ Hardy Geranium Violet blue with Green Sun/Part Shade white eye Helleborus ‘New York Lenten Rose Shades of black Green Sun/Part Shade Night’ – Honeymoon™ (purple-black) Series Helleborus ‘Sandy Lenten Rose Pale apricot with rosy Green Sun/Part Shade Shores’– Honeymoon™ pink back color Series Helleborus ‘First Dance’ Lenten Rose Bright yellow with Green Sun/Part Shade – Wedding Party ™ maroon picotee edge Series and veining Helleborus ‘Wedding Lenten Rose Double white Green Sun/Part Shade Bells’–Wedding Party ™ Series Heuchera villosa hybrid Coral Bells Vibrant pink Silver to purple with Sun to Shade ‘Silver Gumdrop’ rosy-blush overtone Heuchera villosa hybrid Coral Bells White flowers Jet black with rose Sun to Shade ‘Black Pearl’ purple undersides Heuchera villosa hybrid Coral Bells Raspberry pink Lime green to Sun to Shade ‘Pretty Pistachio’ chartreuse Heucherella villosa Foamy Bells Cream Bronze-red Sun to Shade hybrid ‘Hopscotch’ Heucherella ‘Solar Foamy Bells Cream Red brown bordered Part Shade/Shade Eclipse’ with green Heucherella ‘Stoplight’ Foamy Bells White Yellow with red Part Shade/Shade centers Lavender x intermedia English Lavender Rich lavender purple Silvery green Sun Phenomenal™ ‘Nikko’ Leptinella squalida Cotula White Black-green Sun/Part Shade ‘Platt’s Black’ Lespedeza thunbergii Pink Bush Clover Pink Green Sun ‘Pink Fountains’ Liatris spicata ‘Floristan Gayfeather Creamy white Green Sun White’ Liatris spicata ‘Kobold Gayfeather Rosy lavender Green Sun Original’ Ligularia ‘Bottle Rocket’ Ligularia Mustard yellow Deep green Part Shade Ligularia dentata ‘Britt- Bigleaf Ligularia Golden-orange Chocolate purple Part Shade Marie Crawford’ with bright purple undersides Monarda ‘Grape Bee Balm Magenta Deep Green Sun/Part Shade Gumball’ Nepeta faassenii ‘Cat’s Catmint Sky blue Grey Green Sun Meow’ Penstemon ‘Blackbeard’ Beard-tongue Lilac purple Dark eggplant- Sun purple Perovskia atriplicifolia Russian Sage Lavender blue Dusky green Sun ‘Little Spire’ Phlox paniculata ‘Bright Tall Garden Phlox Pale pink with hot Green Sun Eyes’ pink eye-zone Polemonium reptans Variegated Jacob’s Light blue Green with white Part Shade/Shade ‘Stairway to Heaven’ Ladder margins are tinged pink Pulmonaria ‘Raspberry Lungwort Dusky-raspberry Green with silver Sun/Part Shade Splash’ coral spots Pulmonaria ‘Silver Lungwort Coral to pink to violet Silver with dark Sun/Part Shade Bouquet’ green border Pulmonaria ‘Trevi Lungwort Cobalt-blue Green with bright Sun/Part Shade Fountain’ silver spots Salvia nemorosa ‘New Perennial Salvia Rose pink Green Sun Dimension Rose’ Sedum ‘Thunderhead’ Stonecrop Deep rose Dark purple to grey- Sun green Sedum telephium Stonecrop Rose pink Blue-grey that tint Sun ‘Marina’ purple Stokesia ‘Peachie’s Pick’ Stokes’ Aster Lavender blue Deep green Sun Tiarella ‘Pink Skyrocket’ Foam Flower Shrimp pink Green with bronze Part Shade/Shade fall color Tiarella ‘Spring Foam Flower Light pink to white Green with black Part Shade/Shade Symphony’ midrib Ornamental Grasses Species + Cv. Common Name Flower Color Foliage Color Sun/Part Sun/Shade Panicum virgatum Switch Grass Rose colored plumes Grey green Sun ‘Apache Rose’ Calamagrostis Variegated Feather Pink plumes Variegated green Sun acutiflora ‘Overdam’ Reed Grass and white with pink flush Festuca glauca ‘Blue Blue Fescue Yellow-green plumes Silvery blue Sun Whiskers’ Miscanthus sinensis Miscanthus Burgundy plumes Deep green develop Sun ‘Oktoberfest’ to purple and red Miscanthus sinensis Miscanthus Cream plumes Dark green with Sun ‘Autumn Anthem’ white midrib Vines Species + Cv. Common Name Flower Color Foliage Color Sun/Part Sun/Shade Clematis hexapetala Clematis White Dark green Sun/Part Shade ‘Mongolian Snowflakes’ Clematis ‘Beauty of Clematis Reddish-purple Green Sun/Part Shade Worcester’ double and semi- double Clematis ‘Niobe’ Clematis Deep red Green Sun/Part Shade Wisteria frutescens American Wisteria Blue-violet Green Sun/Part Shade ‘Aunt Maude’ Shrubs Species + Cv. Common Name Flower Color Foliage Color Sun/Part Sun/Shade Actinidia kolomikta Hardy Kiwi White Dark green, purple Sun ‘Arctic Beauty’ when young Buddleia ‘Blue Chip’ – Butterfly Bush Blue-purple Blue-green Sun Lo & Behold® Series Caryopteris x Sapphire Surf™ Dark blue Blue-green Sun clandonensis ‘Blauer Bluebeard Splatz’ Cephalanthus Buttonbush Creamy white Bright green Sun occidentalis Cotinus coggygria Golden Spirit Smoky yellow Yellow with orange- Sun ‘Ancot’ Smokebush red fall color Clethra alnifolia ‘Ruby Summersweet Bright pink Green Sun Spice’ Euonymus fortunei Emerald Gaiety Variegated green Sun ‘Emerald Gaiety’ Euonymus and white with pink tinge in winter Fothergilla major Large Fothergilla White Blue green Sun/Part Shade ‘Mount Airy’ Hypericum kalmianum Ames Kalm St. Golden yellow Green Sun ‘Ames’ Johnswort Hibiscus syriacus Hawaii™ Hibiscus Blue Medium to dark Sun ‘Minsygrbi’ green Philadelphus Snowbelle Double, pure white Deep green Sun ‘Snowbelle’ Mockorange Salix integra ‘Hakura Nishiki Willow Variegated green, Sun Nishiki’ pink and white Sambucus nigra ‘Eva’ Black Lace™ Lacy white Dark purple Sun Elderberry Syringa ‘Declaration’ Declaration Lilac Reddish-purple Green Sun Trees (Limited Quantities) Species + Cv. Common Name Flower Color Foliage Color Sun/Part Sun/Shade Acer griseum Paperbark Maple Green with varying Sun fall color Acer platanoides Variegated Norway Variegated green Sun ‘Variegatum’ Maple with creamy white margin Acer rubrum Burgundy Belle® Green with Sun ‘Magnificent Magenta’ Maple burgundy fall color Hydrangea paniculata Great Star™ White to rose-pink Green Sun ‘LeVasterival’ Hydrangea Tree Form Liriodendron tulipifera Tuliptree Green-yellow Bright green with Sun yellow fall color Magnolia ‘Gold Finch’ Goldfinch Magnolia Butter Yellow Medium green Sun/Part Shade .
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