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HMNS FALL Plant Sale 2017 HMNS FALL Plant Sale 2017 Prices: 4-inch = $3 1 gallon = $9 Native Milkweed= $12 3 gallon= $18 Exotic/Edible/Ornamental = $3 - $25 Nectar Plants * = NATIVE Size Scientific Name Common Name Size Scientific Name Common Name 1 & 3 gal. Adina rubella Chinese Buttonbush 1 gal. Rudbeckia goldstrum Black eyed Susan 1 gal Amorpha fruticosa* Indigo* 1 gal. Rudbeckia triloba Trilobed Rudbeckia 1 gal Angelonia sp. Serenita Mix 1 gal. Russelia sarmentosa Red Rocket Russelia 1 ga; Bauhinia mexicana Mexican Bauhinia 1 gal. Salvia blepharophylla Painted Lady Salvia 1 gal. Buddleja davidii Dubonnet Buddleja 1 gal. Salvia coccinea Scarlet Sage 1 gal Buddleja lindleyana Weeping Butterfly Bush 1 gal. Salvia guaranitica Black and Blue Salvia 1 gal. Buddleja sessiflora* Rio Grande Butterfly Bush* 1 gal. Salvia miniata Misty Mountain Sage 1 gal. Cephalanthus glabratus Brazilian Buttonbush 1 gal. Salvia sp. Heatwave Glow Salvia 1 gal. Cestrum diurnum Day Jessamin 1 gal. Salvia sp. Wendy's Wish 1 gal. Cestrum elegans Purple Cestrum 1 gal. Senecio Mexican Flame Vine 1 gal. Cestrum nocturnum Night Blooming Cestrum 1 gal. Stachytarpheta sp. Giant Coral Porterweed 1 gal. Cosmos sp. Klondyke Cosmos 1 gal. Stachytarpheta sp. Red Porterweed 1 & 3 gal. Cuphea ignea Pink Cuphea 1 gal. Stachytarpheta sp. Purple Porterweed 1 gal. Cuphea ignea David Verity Cuphea 1 gal. Stachytarpheta sp. White Porterweed 1 gal. Cuphea llavea Batface Cuphea 1 gal. Stachytarpheta urticifolia Blue Porterweed 1 gal. Dianthus sp. Amazon Neon Duo 1 gal. Tagetes lucida Mexican Mint Marigold 1 gal Dicliptera sexangularis Sixangle foldwing 1 gal. Verbena canadensis Homestead Verbena 1 gal. Dicliptera suberecta Hummingbird Plant 1 gal. Verbena sp. Lanai Twister Pink 1 gal. Duranta erecta Sweet Memories 1 gal. Verbena tenuisecta Purple Moss Verbena 1 gal. Echinacea sp. Assorted coneflowers 1 gal. Zexmenia hispida Hairy Zexmenia 1 gal. Eupatorium greggii* Gregg's Mistflower* 1 gal. Gomphrena globosa Fireworks gomphrena 1 gal. Guara lindheimerii Whirling Butterfly 1 gal. Hamelia patens Hummingbird Bush 1 gal. Heliotropium arborescens Marine Heliotrope 1 gal Justicia spicigera Firecracker Plant 1 gal Lantana camara 'Confetti' Confetti Lantana 1 gal Lantana horrida* Native Lantana* 1 gal. Lantana montevidensis Purple Trailing Lantana 1 gal. Lantana sp. Lucky Sunrise 1 gal. Lantana sp. New Gold Lantana 1 gal. Lavendula sp. Goodwin Creek Lavender 1 gal Liatris pycnostachia* Gayfeather* 1 gal. Lonicera sempervirens* Coral Honeysuckle* 1 gal. Malvaviscus drummondii* Native Red Turks Cap* 1 gal Melampodium leucanthum* Blackfoot Daisy* 1 gal Nepeta cataria Catnip 1 gal. Ocimum labiatum Pink Surprise Bush 1 gal. Odontonema strictum Pink Firespike 1 gal. Orthosiphon stamineus Purple Cat Whiskers 1 gal. Orthosiphon stamineus 'Alba' White Cat Whiskers 1 gal. Penstemon sp. Garnet Penstemon 1 gal. Pentas lanceolata Ruby Red Pentas 1 gal. Pentas Lanceolata 'Nova' Nova Pentas 1 gal. Rondeletia leucophylla Woody Pentas HMNS FALL Plant Sale 2017 * = NATIVE Host Butterfly Size Scientific Name Common Name 1 gal. Anethum graveolens Fernleaf Dill Eastern Black Swallowtail 1 gal. Aristolochia fimbriata Brazilian Pipevine Pipevine Swallowtail 1 gal. Asclepias curassavica Tropical Milkweed Monarch & Queen 1 gal. Asclepias incarnata* Swamp Milkweed* Monarch & Queen 1 gal. Asclepias perennis* Aquatic Milkweed* Monarch & Queen ALL Native Milkweed 1 gal. Asclepias speciosa* Showy Milkweed* Monarch & Queen 1 gallon pots are $12 1 gal. Asclepias syriaca* Common Milkweed* Monarch & Queen 1 gal. Asclepias viridis* Green Milkweed* Monarch & Queen 3 gal. Calotropis procera Giant Milkweed Monarch & Queen **All of our Asclepias sp. were 1 gal. Cassia alata Candlestick Cassia Sulfur grown from seed in our 1 gal. Cassia corymbosa Flowery Senna Sulfur greenhouses and are 1 gal. Cassia splendida Golden Wonder Sulfur pesticide free! WOOHOO!** 1 gal. Chamaecrista fasciculata* Partridge Pea* Sulfur 1 gal. Dyschoriste oblongifolia Florida Snake Herb Buckeye 1 gal. Foeniculum vulgare Bronze Fennel Eastern Black Swallowtail 1 gal. Justicia betonica White Shrimp Plant Texas Crescent 1 gal. Justicia brandegeana Red Shrimp Plant Texas Crescent 1 gal. Justicia 'Lemon Sorbet' Lemon Sorbet Shrimp Texas Crescent 1 gal. Lippia nodiflora* Frog Fruit* Buckeye, Crescent, Peacock 1 gal. Pachystachys lutea Golden Shrimp Plant Texas Crescent 1 gal. Passiflora incarnata x cincinata Incense Passionflower Gulf Fritillary & other longwings 1 gal. Passiflora suberosa* Corkystem Passion Flower* Gulf Fritillary & other longwings 1 gal. Passiflora sp. Blue Bouquet Gulf Fritillary & other longwings 1 gal. Passiflora sp. Lavender Lady Gulf Fritillary & other longwings 1 gal. Passiflora sp. Pura Vida Gulf Fritillary & other longwings 1 gal. Persea borbonia * Red Bay* Palamedes & Spicebush Swallowtail 1 gal. Petroselinum crispum Parsley Eastern Black Swallowtail 1 gal. Ptelea trifoliata* Wafer Ash/Hop Tree* Giant Swallowtail 1 gal. Ruellia humilis Mexican Petunia Buckeye 1 gal. Russelia equisetiformis Firecracker Fern Buckeye 1 gal. Ruta graveolens Rue Giant Swallowtail Exotic, Edible, & Ornamentals Size Scientific Name Common Name Price Amorphophallus sp. Corpse Plant $25 1 gal. Carica papaya Papaya Tree $9 1 gal. Coffea arabica Coffee Tree $15 Pint Mentha sp. Mint $3 Nematanthus alata Pitcher Plant (Hanging Pot) $15 1 gal. Nematanthus wettsteinii Goldfish Plant (Hanging Pot) $15 1 gal. Ochna serrulata Mickey Mouse Plant $15 1 gal. Strobilanthes dyerianus Persian Shield $9 1 gal. Theobroma cacao Chocolate Tree $15 Vanilla planiflolia Potted Vanilla Orchid $15.
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