Phlox

Northern Regions Southern Regions When to Plant 72s in LSu Plant 72s in LSu Hybrid Phlox Plant Plant G1s in LWi-LSp Plant G1s in MWi-ESp Hybrid Phlox have similar upright habits to Phlox paniculata (Tall Garden Phlox), but are typically shorter in height and bloom earlier in the summer for a longer period of time. Phlox Opening Act Series

Phlox ‘Opening Act Blush’ PPAF Phlox ‘Opening Act White’ PPAF

Phlox ‘Opening Act Blush’ PPAF Phlox ‘Opening Act White’ PPAF WGI Introduction! WGI Introduction! PHLOBG1, PHLOB72 (Hybrid Phlox) Blooms early with a long season PHLOWG1, PHLO72 (Hybrid Phlox) Blooms early with a long season of color. Lovely light lavender pink flowers appearing in early of color. Pure white flowers appearing in early summer. Sporad- summer. Sporadic rebloom into early fall. Dark green, glossy foli- ic rebloom into early fall. Dark green, glossy foliage is mildew age is mildew resistant. resistant. 18-20in/ESu-LSu/Z4-8/G1 & 72ct C 18-20in/ESu-LSu/Z4-8/G1 & 72ct C All propagation prohibited. All propagation prohibited. Proven Winners® label and container required. Proven Winners® label and container required. Recommended Finish Size: Premium 1-Gallon (G1), Trade 1-GL (72ct) Recommended Finish Size: Premium 1-Gallon (G1), Trade 1-GL (72ct)

x/x/x/x/x = foliage height / scape height (where applicable) / bloom time / zone / size offered 167 P Hybrid Phlox cont. Phlox Fashionably Early Series A new series of early blooming Hybrid Phlox that works well for the middle to back of the border. Each member has excep- tional mildew resistance, thick leathery leaves, and a stoloniferous habit (as opposed to the tightly clumping P. paniculata types). In addition to being early blooming, these Phlox also boast a long season of color with some rebloom in fall.

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Phlox ‘Fashionably Early Crystal’ PPAF Phlox ‘Fashionably Early Flamingo’ PPAF

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Phlox ‘Fashionably Early Lavender Ice’ PPAF Phlox ‘Fashionably Early Princess’ PPAF

NEW! Phlox ‘Fashionably Early Crystal’ PPAF NEW! Phlox ‘Fashionably Early Lavender Ice’ PPAF WGI Exclusive Introduction WGI Exclusive Introduction PHLFCG1, PHLFC72 (Hybrid Phlox) Pure white flowers with a faint PHLFLG1, PHLFL72 (Hybrid Phlox) A refined, perfect-looking light purple eye. Broad, dark green, thick foliage stays beautiful habit. Pale lavender flowers with a lavender pink eye. Narrow, all season. spiky, dark green foliage stays beautiful all season. 28-32in/ESu-MSu/Z4-8/G1, 72ct C 28-32in/ESu-MSu/Z4-8/G1, 72ct C Asexual propagation prohibited. Asexual propagation prohibited.

NEW! Phlox ‘Fashionably Early Flamingo’ PPAF NEW! Phlox ‘Fashionably Early Princess’ PPAF WGI Exclusive Introduction WGI Exclusive Introduction PHLFFG1, PHLFF72 (Hybrid Phlox) Perfectly defined panicles PHLFPG1, PHLFP72 (Hybrid Phlox) The very first of the series to of light lavender pink flowers bloom prolifically. Broad, thick, bloom. Light fuchsia pink flowers and a darker pink eye. Broad, bright green foliage stays beautiful all season. thick, glossy green foliage stays beautiful all season. 30-36in/ESu-MSu/Z4-8/G1, 72ct C 28-32in/ESu-MSu/Z4-8/G1, 72ct C Asexual propagation prohibited. Asexual propagation prohibited.

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NEW! Phlox ‘Amethyst Pearl’ PPAF WGI Exclusive Introductions New! PHLAPG1, PHLAP72 (Hybrid Phlox) Behaves like ‘Minnie Pearl’. Light am- ethyst pink flowers with a white eye are produced in loose, rounded pan- icles in early summer and reblooms again in early fall. Glossy, bright green foliage stays clean all season. Spreads slowly by rhizomes. 18in/ESu-LSu/Z3-8/G1, 72ct C Asexual propagation prohibited.

Phlox ‘Minnie Pearl’ PHLMPG1 (Hybrid Phlox) An especially early bloom time, incredible disease resistance, and a slowly spreading habit sets this variety apart. Clusters of large, pure white flowers complete- ly cover the glossy, green foliage over a long period. 15-20in/ESu-LSu/Z3-8/G1 C

Phlox ‘Amethyst Pearl’ PPAF Phlox ‘Minnie Pearl’

Phlox Early Start Series Phlox EARLY PURPLE™ NEW! Phlox EARLY PINK (‘Barphlopanearpur’ PPAF) DARK EYE™ New! Early Start series (‘Barphlearpideye’ PPAF) PHLPPG1, PHLPP72 (Hybrid Phlox) Early Start series This hybrid phlox is a great op- PHLDPG1, PHLDP72 (Hybrid tion for retailers looking for early Phlox) This hybrid phlox is a color on neatly compact plants. great option for retailers looking Fragrant, purple blossoms with for early color on neatly com- white centers are borne prolifi- pact plants. Produces a profu- cally in clusters atop the clump sion of light pink flowers with of narrow, dark green leaves. dark pink eyes. From Bartels 13-16in/ESu-MSu/Z4-8/G1, 72ct C Stek/Dummen Orange. Asexual propagation prohibited. 12-16in/ESu-MSu/Z4-8/G1, 72ct C Asexual propagation prohibited.

Photo courtesy of Dummen Orange Phlox EARLY PURPLE™ (‘Barphlopanearpur’ PPAF) Phlox EARLY PINK DARK EYE™ (‘Barphlearpideye’ PPAF)

x/x/x/x/x = foliage height / scape height (where applicable) / bloom time / zone / size offered 169 Northern Regions Southern Regions P When to Plant 72s in LSu Plant 72s in LSu Tall Garden Plant Plant G1s in LWi-LSp Plant G1s in MWi-ESp Phlox Phlox Bare Root For the 16-17 Season, all of the bare root Phlox varieites we offer will be field grown here in West Michigan. The sandy soils of the region help our bare root Phlox develop the exceptional root structures that lead to fuller, faster finishing plants.

Phlox ‘Glamour Girl’ PP25778

Phlox paniculata Phlox paniculata ‘Laura’ Phlox paniculata ‘Nicky’ Phlox paniculata ‘Bright Eyes’ ‘Red Riding Hood’ Phlox paniculata Phlox paniculata Phlox paniculata ‘Laura’ strated good mildew resistance ‘Bright Eyes’ ‘Glamour Girl’ PP25778 PHLLRG1 (Tall Garden Phlox) in trials. PHLBEG1 (Tall Garden Phlox) WGI Exclusive Introduction Rated a top performer! Fuch- 30-36in/MSu-LSu/Z4-8/G1 C Pale pink flowers with a PHLGGG1, PHLGG72 (Tall Garden sia-purple flowers with starry, Phlox) Our new gold standard in prominent, hot-pink eye zone. white centers and dark eyes. Phlox paniculata Tall Phlox. Bright green, healthy A reliable bloomer. Fragrant Has demonstrated very good ‘Red Riding Hood’ blossoms attract butterflies foliage shrugs off powdery mildew mildew resistance. Fragrant PHLRRG1 (Tall Garden Phlox) and hummingbirds. This selec- with ease and looks great all season. blossoms. tion has demonstrated a high Large panicles of glowing hot coral 24-30in/MSu-LSu/Z4-8/G1 C Vivid clusters of fragrant, cher- pink, fragrant flowers on dark stems ry-red flowers sit atop strong degree of mildew resistance. Phlox paniculata ‘Nicky’ 36in/MSu-LSu/Z4-8/G1 C steal the show at the height of sum- stems nearly all summer long. A PHLNIG1 (Tall Garden Phlox) mer. She’s glamorous indeed! compact variety which attracts Magenta flowers, the darkest 32in/MSu-LSu/Z3-8/G1, 72ct C butterflies and hummingbirds. of all tall garden phlox, are Asexual propagation prohibited. Makes a bold color statement. produced all summer long. RC STELLAR 22in/MSu-LSu/Z4-8/G1 SELLER Sweetly fragrant. Has demon-

170 Phone: 888-925-8377 • Fax: 800-752-1879 • E-mail: [email protected] • Website: www.WaltersGardens.com Tall Garden Phlox cont. P Phlox FLAME™ Series

(Tall Garden Phlox) This series of natu- Coral (‘Barsixtytwo’ PP22234) Purple Eye (‘Barthirtythree’ PP16437) rally dwarf, compact cultivars is per- PHLCOG1, PHLCO72 Vibrant coral red. PHLPYG1, PHLPY72 Purple flowers with a fectly suited for containers, courtyard white eye. gardens, and the middle of the border. All members of this series offer good Pink (‘Bartwelve’ PP11804) NEW! Red (‘Barphlpanflamazred’ PPAF) disease resistance, a bushy habit, and PHLPIG1, PHLPI72 Fuchsia pink with a PHLREG1, PHLRE72 Intense red flowers. large, fragrant flowers. From Bartels darker pink eye. Breeding(now Dummen Orange) of The Netherlands. Purple (‘Barfourteen’ PP12605) White Eye (‘Barsixty’ PP22211) C 15-18in/MSu/Z3-8/G1, 72ct PHLPUG1, PHLPU72 Rich purple flowers PHLWEG1, PHLWE72 Snow white flowers Asexual propagation prohibited. with a small darker eye. with a prominent magenta eye.

Phlox paniculata FLAME™ Series Phlox paniculata FLAME™ Series Phlox paniculata FLAME™ Series Coral (‘Barsixtytwo’ PP22234) Pink (‘Bartwelve’ PP11804) Purple (‘Barfourteen’ PP12605)

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Photo courtesy of Dummen Orange Photo courtesy of Dummen Orange Phlox paniculata FLAME™ Series Phlox paniculata FLAME™ Series Phlox paniculata FLAME™ Series Purple Eye (‘Barthirtythree’ PP16437) Red (‘Barphlpanflamazred’ PPAF) White Eye (‘Barsixty’ PP22211)

x/x/x/x/x = foliage height / scape height (where applicable) / bloom time / zone / size offered 171 Northern Regions Southern Regions P When to Plant 72s in LSu Plant 72s in LSu Creeping Plant Plant G1s in ESp-MSp Plant G1s in MWi-ESp Phlox Scheduling Creeping Phlox Phlox b. ‘Top Notch’ Growers looking for a quick turnaround time in creeping phlox are advised to start with our heavily graded bare root material. One large bare root easily fills an 8 inch mum pan and finishes quick- New! ly for spring sales. Be sure to pot these evergreen perennials up immediately upon receipt, taking care to make very good root to soil contact when planting. If you prefer to start with 72ct plugs, pot them up in late summer for the following spring’s sales.

Phlox subulata ‘Blue Emerald’ Phlox subulata ‘North Hills’ PHSBEG1, PHSBE72 (Creeping Phlox) PHSNHG1, PHSNH72 (Creeping Delicate lavender blue flowers. Phlox) Bright white flowers with a 4-6in/LSp/Z2-9/G1, 72ct D prominent violet purple eye. The

STELLAR SELLER most reliable rebloomer of any Creeping Phlox we’ve trialed. Phlox subulata ‘Coral Eye’ 4-6in/LSp/Z2-9/G1, 72ct C PHSCEG1, PHSCE72 (Creeping Phlox) Near-white flowers with blush overtones and bright pink eyes. Phlox subulata ‘Purple Beauty’ Phlox bifida ‘Top Notch’ Tight habit. Similar performance to PHSPBG1, PHSPB72 (Creeping Phlox) ‘North Hills’. True purple flowers cover vigor- NEW! Phlox bifida ‘Top Notch’ 4-6in/LSp/Z2-9/G1, 72ct D ously spreading foliage. Similar PHSTNG1, PHSTN72 (Cleft Phlox) A groundcover with a neat performance to ‘Blue Emerald’. D habit and great flower coverage that behaves similarly to 4-6in/LSp/Z2-9/G1, 72ct Phlox subulata but flowers earlier. Forms a low, restrained Phlox subulata ‘Emerald Pink’ mound of unique periwinkle blue flowers. Deeply cleft PHSEPG1, PHSEP72 (Creeping Phlox) petal lobes give the flowers a more feathery look. Compact, long-flowering pink. Phlox subulata ‘Red Wing’ PHSRWG1, PHSRW72 (Creeping 6-8in/LSp/Z4-8/G1, 72ct C 4-6in/LSp/Z2-9/G1, 72ct D STELLAR Phlox) Bright crimson pink flowers Limited Supply. SELLER with a red center. 4-6in/LSp/Z2-9/G1, 72ct D

Phlox subulata ‘Blue Emerald’ Phlox subulata ‘Coral Eye’ Phlox subulata ‘Emerald Pink’

Phlox subulata ‘North Hills’ Phlox subulata Phlox subulata ‘Red Wing’ ‘Purple Beauty’

172 Phone: 888-925-8377 • Fax: 800-752-1879 • E-mail: [email protected] • Website: www.WaltersGardens.com NEW! Phlox ‘Violet Pinwheels’ Platycodon grandiflorus PP25884 ‘Fuji Blue’ P PHSVP72 (Hybrid Phlox) This PLAFBG1 (Balloon Flower) Long- groundcover Phlox behaves similarly lived and trouble-free selection. New! to Phlox subulata, but grows lower Interesting balloon-like buds to the ground, spreads slowly, and burst open into large 2-2½in, is more restrained than popular deep blue, bell-shaped flowers. varieties. Small, intense violet pur- A very reliable bloomer that is ple flowers have notched, upturned pest and disease-free. petals that look like pinwheels. From 20in/MSu/Z3-8/G1 S Jim Ault at Chicagoland Grows®. 4-5in/LSp/Z4-8/72ct C Asexual propagation prohibited. Platycodon grandiflorus ‘Sentimental Blue’ PLASBG1, PLASB72 (Balloon Flow- Platycodon ‘Astra Double Blue’ er) Long-lived and trouble-free PLAADG1 (Balloon Flower) Interest- selection. Interesting balloon-like Phlox ‘Violet Pinwheels’ PP25884 ing balloon-like buds burst open buds burst open into splendid into fully double, bell-shaped blue, dwarf bell-shaped flow- flowers. Exceptional branching ers. A prolific bloomer that is and thick flower petals make pest and disease-free. Excellent for long-lasting, periwinkle blue low-growing border or rock blossoms. Has a compact, uniform garden plant. habit. 6-8in/MSu/Z3-8/G1, 72ct S 8-10in/MSu/Z3-8/G1 S

Polygonatum odoratum Platycodon ‘Astra Pink’ ‘Variegatum’ PLAAPG1 (Balloon Flower) Interest- POLVAG1 (Variegated Solomon’s ing balloon-like buds burst open Seal) Classic shade groundcover. into bell-shaped flowers. Excep- Green and white variegated tional branching and thick flower Platycodon leaves line the arching, un- Platycodon ‘Astra Pink’ petals make for long-lasting, light branched stems. Dainty white ‘Astra Double Blue’ pink blooms. Has a compact, flowers dangle from the stems uniform habit. soon after emerging in spring. 8-10in/MSu/Z3-8/G1 S 18-24in/LSp/Z3-9/G1 D

Platycodon grandiflorus Primula ‘Pacific Hybrids’ ‘Double Blue’ PRIPH30, PRIPH72 (English Prim- PLADBG1 (Balloon Flower) Long- rose) Large flower size and clear, lived and trouble-free selection. vibrant colors. Flowers freely in Interesting balloon-like buds burst a wide range of colors including open into fully double, bell-shaped, yellow, maroon, lavender, white, violet-blue flowers with darker pink, and blue-violet. Most have veining. A very reliable bloomer large eyes of contrasting colors. that is pest and disease-free. 6-8in/MSp/Z3-8/30 & 72ct S 24in/MSu/Z3-8/G1 S Platycodon grandiflorus Platycodon grandiflorus ‘Double Blue’ ‘Fuji Blue’

Platycodon grandiflorus Polygonatum odoratum Primula ‘Pacific Hybrids’ ‘Sentimental Blue’ ‘Variegatum’

x/x/x/x/x = foliage height / scape height (where applicable) / bloom time / zone / size offered 173 P Primula BELARINA® Series Primula (Primrose) These gorgeous double flowered primroses offer sizable blossoms in a rainbow Grower Tips of colors, blooming profusely throughout the spring season atop a compact clump of bright BELARINA® Primulas are offered in 72ct green foliage. Sterile flowers are especially long blooming. Perfect in pots. plugs in the fall. If you prefer 128s, 5-8in/ESp-LSp/Z4-8/72ct T Asexual propagation prohibited. please contact us for custom grow orders of quantities of 1000 or more

per variety. BUTTERCUP (P. vulgaris ‘Kerbelbut’ PP16373) NECTARINE (P. vulgaris ‘Kerbelnec’ PP16365) PRIBU72 Fragrant, butter yellow, double blos- PRINE72 Double flowers open yellow and take We recommend potting one 72ct plug soms with a leafy collar. Early bloomer. on an apricot pink blush. Late bloomer. per 1-Qt or 4½in pot or five plugs per 12in bowl. Plant in early to mid-fall for COBALT BLUE (P. vulgaris ‘Kerbelcob’ PP16397) PINK ICE (P. vulgaris ‘Kerbelpice’ PP16598) the following spring’s sales. Visit www. PRICB72 Large, deep blue, double blossoms. PRIPI72 Double flowers open white and take WaltersGardens.com for a detailed Early bloomer. on a lilac pink blush. Midseason bloomer. grower’s guide.

CREAM (P. vulgaris ‘Kerbelcrem’ PP16205) VALENTINE (P. vulgaris ‘Kerbelred’ PP24691) PRICR72 Prolific bloomer with fragrant, cream PRIVA72 Scarlet red, double flowers in late When to Plant colored, double blossoms in early to midseason. season. Northern Regions Plant 72s in EFa Southern Regions Plant 72s in EFa-MFa

Primula BELARINA® Series - Primula BELARINA® SERIES - PRIMULA BELARINA® Series - BUTTERCUP COBALT BLUE CREAM (P. vulgaris ‘Kerbelbut’ PP16373) (P. vulgaris ‘Kerbelcob’ PP16397) (P. vulgaris ‘Kerbelcrem’ PP16205)

Primula BELARINA® Series - Primula BELARINA® Series - Primula BELARINA® Series NECTARINE PINK ICE VALENTINE (P. vulgaris ‘Kerbelnec’ PP16365) (P. vulgaris ‘Kerbelpice’ PP16598) (P. vulgaris ‘Kerbelred’ PP24691)

174 Phone: 888-925-8377 • Fax: 800-752-1879 • E-mail: [email protected] • Website: www.WaltersGardens.com Pulmonaria longifolia Pulmonaria saccharata burgundy-red. ‘Bertram Anderson’ ‘Mrs. Moon’ 12-18in/ESu/Z4-9/20ct T P PULBA30 (Lungwort, Bethlehem PULMM30 (Lungwort, Bethle- Sage) Gentian blue flowers hem Sage) Silvery-gray dotted emerge from fuchsia buds. Like leaves form an attractive Rudbeckia fulgida other P. longifolia, this selection mound of foliage that is great ‘Goldsturm’ has long, narrow leaves heavily for brightening up the shade RUDGOG1, RUDGOG2, spotted with silver. Typically garden. Magenta-pink buds RUDGO30, RUDGO72, (Black- blooms a couple of weeks later open to bright blue bells. Ex- Eyed Susan) Golden-yellow, than the other varieties. cellent underplanting for taller daisy-like flowers have a dis- 8-10in/LSp/Z3-9/30ct T shrubs. tinct dark brown central cone. 10-12in/LSp/Z3-9/30ct T Sturdy, upright habit. Long blooming. Pulmonaria ‘Majeste’ 24-36in/MSu-EFa/Z4-10/G1 & G2, PULMA30 (Lungwort, Bethle- Rhubarb ‘Victoria’ 30 & 72ct S Pulmonaria longifolia

STELLAR hem Sage) Solid silvery-gray RHUVIG1 Huge leaves on thick, SELLER ‘Bertram Anderson’ leaves with a very narrow green stalks that are reddish green margin. In spring, light towards the base. Use the Rudbeckia fulgida var. pink buds pop open to reveal stalks only to make delicious sullivantii ‘Little Goldstar’ darker, bluish-pink flower bells. tart pies and sauces. Produces PP22397 Especially useful for lightening heavy yields. RUDLG20, RUDLG72 (Black-Eyed up shady spots in the garden. 2-3ft/MSp-ESu/Z3-9/G1 S Susan) The new standard in 8-12in/LSp/Z3-9/30ct T Rudbeckia. More compact, proportional selection com- Rodgersia pinnata pared to ‘Goldsturm’. A dome Pulmonaria ‘Raspberry ‘Chocolate Wings’ of star-shaped, golden yellow Splash’ PP12138 RODCW20 (Featherleaf Rodg- blossoms are produced just PULSP30, PULSP72 (Lungwort, ersia) A bold, shrub-like shade above the short, bushy clump Bethlehem Sage) Our most perennial. Emerges brown and of rich green foliage. From floriferous and robust selection. undergoes color changes from Jelitto Perennial Seeds. Produces sizeable clusters of green, bronze, and red before 14-16in/MSu-EFa/Z4-10/20 & 72ct T large, bright raspberry pink returning to brown. Flowers Asexual propagation prohibited. Pulmonaria

STELLAR flowers which age to lilac open pale pink and darken to SELLER ‘Majeste’ purple. Forms a large, upright clump of disease resistant, dark green, silver spotted foliage. 10-12in/LSp/Z3-9/30 & 72ct T Asexual propagation prohibited.

Pulmonaria ‘Raspberry Pulmonaria saccharata Splash’ PP12138 ‘Mrs. Moon’

Rhubarb ‘Victoria’

Rodgersia pinnata Rudbeckia fulgida var. sullivantii Rudbeckia fulgida ‘Chocolate Wings’ ‘Little Goldstar’ PP22397 ‘Goldsturm’

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Northern Regions Southern Regions When to Plant 72s in LSu Plant 72s in LSu Plant Plant G1s in LWi-LSp Plant G1s in MWi-MSp Salvia COLOR SPIRES® Collection

Salvia nemorosa COLOR SPIRES ®‘Violet Riot’ PP26273

Salvia nemorosa COLOR SPIRES® ‘Crystal Blue’ PP26344 SALCBG1, SALCB72 (Perennial Salvia) A revolutionary color for hardy salvia! Light sky blue flowers are presented on strong, thick stems. Blooms without vernalization but is beneficial for bulking the dense, rugose grey- green foliage. Popular color with female consumers. Salvia nemorosa COLOR SPIRES® 18-20in/LSp-ESu/Z3-8/G1, 72ct C ‘Crystal Blue’ PP26344 All propagation prohibited.

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Salvia nemorosa COLOR SPIRES® ‘Violet Riot’ PP26273 WGI Introduction SALVRG1, SALVR72 (Perennial Salvia) Improvement over ‘May Night’; more concentrated show of vivid violet blue color on denser, well-branched plants and neater upright flowering stems in containers. Blooms without vernalization but is beneficial for bulking. 22in/LSp-ESu/Z3-8/G1, 72ct C All propagation prohibited.

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Salvia COLOR SPIRES® ‘Pink Dawn’ PP36343 WGI Introduction SALPDG1, SALPD72 (Perennial Salvia) A bouquet of sizeable, cotton candy pink blossoms pop open from fuchsia buds held on thick, dark, well- branched stems. Blooms without vernalization but is beneficial for bulk- ing the dense, mainly basal rosette of rugose green foliage. Pratensis type. 16-20in/LSp-ESu/Z3-8/G1, 72ct C All propagation prohibited. Salvia COLOR SPIRES® ‘Pink Dawn’ PP26343

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176 Phone: 888-925-8377 • Fax: 800-752-1879 • E-mail: [email protected] • Website: www.WaltersGardens.com Salvia nemorosa ‘Blue Hill’ most of the summer if dead- SALBHG1 (‘Blauhugel’) (Perennial headed. Foliage spread is quite S Salvia) Distinctly blue flowers; impressive the first year for a very long-flowering with a won- dwarf. The perfect size plant for derful compact habit. Easy to edging or containers. grow in almost any climate. Use 8-12in/ESu-MSu/Z3-8/G1 C in containers or flower borders. Asexual propagation prohibited. 16-20in/ESu/Z3-8/G1 C Salvia nemorosa ‘May Night’ SALMNG1, SALMNG2, SALMN72 Salvia nemorosa ‘Caradonna’ (‘Mainacht’) (Perennial Salvia) SALCAG1, SALCA72 (Perennial Dense spikes of deep violet-pur- Salvia) Similar to ‘East Friesland’ ple flowers over a long period but with two distinct differences: which can be extended by dead- a starkly upright habit and dark heading. Gray-green foliage. purple flower stems. They really 18in/ESu-MSu/Z3-8/G1 & G2, 72ct C Salvia nemorosa Salvia nemorosa set off the bright violet-blue STELLAR SELLER ‘Blue Hill’ ‘Caradonna’ flowers and are great in fresh bouquets. 24-30in/ESu/Z3-8/G1, 72ct C

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Salvia nemorosa ‘East Friesland’ SALEFG1 (‘Ostfriesland’)(Perennial Salvia) Spikes of violet-purple flowers stand at attention above the nicely mounded foliage. Long-flowering and easy to grow in almost any climate. 16-18in/ESu/Z3-8/G1 C

Salvia nemorosa MARCUS™ (‘Haeumanarc’ PP13322) SALMAG1 (Perennial Salvia) Dark Salvia nemorosa Salvia nemorosa Salvia nemorosa MARCUS™ violet-purple flowers appear for ‘East Friesland’ ‘May Night’ (‘Haeumanarc’ PP13322) Salvia New Dimension Series (Perennial Salvia) These new first year flowering perennial salvias from Kieft- Pro Seeds are very well-branched and do not require PGRs to maintain their compact size. They fit well into annual production cycles. Finished plants in containers are 8-10in tall and typically double in size the second year in the garden. 14-18in/ESu-MSu/Z4-8/30 & 72ct S

Salvia nemorosa ‘New Dimension Blue’ SALNB30, SALNB72 Blue-violet flowers on deep purple stems. Salvia nemorosa ‘New Dimension Rose’ SALNR30, SALNR72 Rose pink flowers on Salvia nemorosa Salvia nemorosa pinkish purple stems. ‘New Dimension Blue’ ‘New Dimension Rose’

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Salvia nemorosa Salvia nemorosa ‘Sensation Sky Blue’ PPAF ‘Snow Hill’ Salvia nemorosa Salvia ‘Sensation Deep ‘Viola Klose’ Rose Improved’ PPAF New! NEW! Sanguisorba officinalis var. microcephala ‘Little Angel’ SANLAG1 (Burnet) Tiny, deep green leaves have creamy white margins that form a dense, petite clump of foliage. Bright green stems hold long, oval-shaped rosy red flower panicles–reminiscent of match- sticks–that pop out the top of the plant. A Japanese selection. 8-10in/MSu-EFa/Z4-8/G1 D

Photo courtesy of Luc Klinkhamer Saponaria ocymoides Sanguisorba officinalisvar. microcephala Saponaria ocymoides ‘Little Angel’ SAPOCG1 (Rock Soapwort) Forms a nice patch of semi-evergreen Salvia nemorosa Salvia nemorosa foliage that works well as a filler ‘Sensation Sky Blue’ PPAF ‘Viola Klose’ between stones on a path, in SALSSG1, SALSS72 (Perennial SALVKG1 (Perennial Salvia) the crevices of walls, or in rock Salvia) One of the very best Outstanding spikes of vio- gardens. Small, bright pink flowers Salvias we’ve trialed. Dwarf let-purple flowers are deeper appear prolifically in early summer. selection more compact than and more intense in color than 8in/ESu/Z3-7/G1 S MARCUS™. Grows vigorously most perennial salvias. Has a to form a perfectly rounded, tight, mounded habit, making dense mound of rugose green it ideal for container plantings Scabiosa columbaria foliage. Mauve purple stems or other small spaces. ‘Butterfly Blue’ carry the blue violet, branched 15-18in/ESu/Z3-8/G1 C SCABB30 (Pincushion Flower) Scabiosa columbaria flower spikes. Lavender blue, pincushion-like C ‘Butterfly Blue’ 9-10in/ESu-MSu/Z3-8/G1, 72ct flowers hover over a short mound Asexual propagation prohibited. Salvia ‘Sensation Deep of ferny basal foliage all summer Rose Improved’ PPAF long. Benefits from deadheading. SALSDG1, SALSD72 (Perennial 12-18in/LSp-LSu/Z3-9/30ct C Salvia nemorosa Salvia) One of the very best

‘Snow Hill’ new Salvias we’ve trialed. SALSHG1 (‘Schneehugel’)(Pe- Brighter pink flowers and Scabiosa columbaria rennial Salvia) Pure white flow- improved habit compared ‘Pink Mist’ to ‘Sensation Rose’. Forms a er spikes rise above mounds SCAPM30 (Pincushion Flower) robust, compact clump of ru- of grey-green foliage. This Pincushion-like, pink flowers gose, green foliage. Extremely selection has a more compact with a hint of lavender are borne floriferous; bright pink flowers habit than many other salvias. A atop wiry stems all season long. on dark purple stems. reliable performer that blooms Drought tolerant once estab- 16in/ESu-MSu/Z3-8/G1, 72ct C well into summer if deadhead- lished. A reliable, long-blooming Asexual propagation prohibited. ed. A sport of ‘Blue Hill’. selection.

Scabiosa columbaria 20in/ESu-MSu/Z3-8/G1 C 12-18in/ESu-LSu/Z3-9/30ct C ‘Pink Mist’

178 Phone: 888-925-8377 • Fax: 800-752-1879 • E-mail: [email protected] • Website: www.WaltersGardens.com Sedum Northern Regions Southern Regions When to Plant 72s in MSu-LSu Plant 72s in LSu Plant Plant G1s in LWi-ESp Plant G1s in LWi-LSp Sedum ROCK ‘N GROW® Collection Stonecrop are a mainstay of the fall garden, and ROCK ‘N GROW® Sedums are some of the best on the market. With a variety of flower color, foliage color, and plant habit, there’s something for everyone.

Sedum ROCK ‘N GROW® Sedum ROCK ‘N GROW® Sedum ROCK ‘N GROW® ‘Lemonjade’ PP26448 ‘Maestro’ PP20094 ‘Pure Joy’ PP24194 Sedum ROCK ‘N GROW® Sedum ROCK ‘N GROW® Sedum ROCK ‘N GROW® ‘Lemonjade’PP26448 ‘Maestro’ PP20094 ‘Pure Joy’ PP24194 WGI Introduction SEDMEG1, SEDME72 (Autumn Stonecrop) SEDPJG1, SEDPJ72 (Stonecrop) Forms a SEDLJG1, SEDLJ72 (Autumn Stonecrop) Fantastic sport of ‘Matrona’ from Gary low mound of small, blue green, serrat- Diversify your Sedum selection with this Trucks. Strongly upright, compact, blue- ed leaves in spring. Matures into a short, unique yellow flowered variety. Large 5-7in green foliage turns purple as the season semi-upright clump of light green foliage panicles of citron yellow flowers completely progresses. Bright purple stems carry large which becomes completely covered by a cover the foliage in fall followed by rosy clusters of red buds which open to rich dome of bubblegum pink flowers. Perfect peach seed heads. Clean, grey-green foliage mauve pink flowers. for edging and rock gardens. forms a dense mound; does not split open. 24-30in/LSu/Z3-9/G1, 72ct CD 10-12in/LSu-EFa/Z3-9/G1, 72ct C 16-18in/EFa/Z3-9/G1, 72ct C All propagation prohibited. All propagation prohibited. All propagation prohibited. Proven Winners® label and container required. Proven Winners® label and container required. Proven Winners® label and container required. Recommended Finish Size: Premium 1-Gallon Recommended Finish Size: Premium 1-Gallon

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Sedum AUTUMN CHARM™ Sedum AUTUMN DELIGHT™ Sedum ‘Autumn Fire’ Sedum ‘Autumn Joy’ (‘Lajos’ PP14421) (‘Beka’ PP18398)

Photo courtesy of Plant Delights Nursery Sedum ‘Frosted Fire’

pendable grower produces large clusters of brilliant magenta pink flowers on reddish Sedum ‘Carl’ Sedum cauticola stems atop a dense clump of grey-green foliage. Sedum AUTUMN CHARM™ Sedum ‘Autumn Fire’ 18in/LSu-MFa/Z3-9/G1 D (‘Lajos’ PP14421) SEDAFG1 (Autumn Stonecrop) Similar to SEDACG1, SEDAC72 (Autumn Stonecrop) A ‘Autumn Joy’, but selected for its tighter very stable, showy sport of ‘Autumn Joy’ growth habit, thicker foliage, and more Sedum cauticola discovered by Intrinsic Perennial Gardens. brightly colored rosy flower heads. Easy to SEDCAG1 (Stonecrop) An attractive, Grey-green leaves have butter yellow, grow and drought tolerant. low-growing groundcover with rounded, serrated edges and form an upright clump. 24-30in/LSu-MFa/Z3-9/G1 C blue-grey leaves. Flowers are pink when Cream buds open to light pink flowers. young, then age to carmine-red. This is the 14-18in/LSu-MFa/Z3-9/G1, 72ct C perfect sedum to tuck into a rockery or Asexual propagation prohibited. Sedum ‘Autumn Joy’ other small spaces. SEDAJG1, SEDAJ72 (‘Herbstfreude’) (Autumn 2in/LSu/Z3-9/G1 C Stonecrop) One of the most popular peren- Sedum AUTUMN DELIGHT™ nials. Flowers are deep rose when young, (‘Beka’ PP18398) then age to a beautiful bronze. Seed heads Sedum ‘Frosted Fire’ SEDAUG1 (Autumn Stonecrop) Upright remain attractive through winter. Easy to SEDFFG1, SEDFF72 (Autumn Stonecrop) sedum with chartreuse-yellow leaves and grow and drought tolerant. Similar to AUTUMN CHARM™, ‘Frosted Fire’ a narrow, blue-green, serrated margin. 24in/LSu-MFa/Z3-9/G1, 72ct C is a variegated sport of ‘Autumn Fire’ rather Cream buds open to large clusters of light than ‘Autumn Joy’. Light green leaves with pink flowers. Bronze seed heads. From creamy yellow, serrated margins form a Intrinsic Perennial Gardens. Sedum ‘Carl’ dense, upright mound. 18-24in/LSu/Z3-9/G1 C SEDCLG1 (Autumn Stonecrop) Distin- 12-15in/LSu-MFa/Z3-9/G1, 72ct C Asexual propagation prohibited. guished from ‘Autumn Joy’ by its compact Limited Supply Available. habit and resistance to stem rot. This de-

180 Phone: 888-925-8377 • Fax: 800-752-1879 • E-mail: [email protected] • Website: www.WaltersGardens.com Sedum kamtschaticum NEW! Sedum ‘Night Embers’ PPAF Sedum sieboldii SEDKAG1 (Russian Stonecrop) Semi-ev- WGI Exclusive Introduction SEDSIG1 (October Daphne) Low, S ergreen groundcover with rich green, SEDNIG1 (Autumn Stonecrop) Forms a spreading species; forms a rounded toothed leaves and a dense, creeping strictly upright habit of dark black-purple, mound and spreads horizontally from the habit. Well-suited for hot, dry sites. Bright semi-glossy succulent leaves. Small clus- crown. Round, blue-green leaves with orange-yellow flowers appear in early sum- ters of light mauve pink flowers are pro- a narrow pink margin. Small clusters of mer, followed by rusty red seeds. duced on deep red stems. With a narrow bright pink flowers in early fall. Brilliant 4-6in/ESu/Z3-9/G1 D base and a vase-like habit, this perennial fall color. C combines well with shorter companions 6-10in/EFa/Z3-9/G1 in a limited space. 24-26in/LSu-EFa/Z3-9/G1 C Sedum ‘Matrona’ Asexual propagation prohibited. SEDMAG1 (Autumn Stonecrop)Sturdy, upright grower that has gray-green leaves infused with rosy pink and purple stems. The long-lasting flower clusters are mauve- NEW! Sedum ‘Over the Moon’ PPAF pink, becoming chocolate-brown in winter. WGI Exclusive Introduction 18-24in/LSu/Z3-9/G1 D SEDOTG1 (Autumn Stonecrop) Transitions through many different phases through- out the growing season, starting with a wide, dense habit of dark olive green Sedum ‘Mr. Goodbud’ PP17671 leaves rimmed with rose. Large flower SEDMGG1 (Autumn Stonecrop) Large 5-6in clusters of vibrant purple-pink flowers on heads of creamy white blossoms age to purple-red stems top the compact, upright blush rose. C clump of deep blue-green, serrated foliage. 16-18in/LSu-EFa/Z3-9/G1 Asexual propagation prohibited. Strong, shorter stems resist flopping. Sedum kamtschaticum 16in/LSu/Z3-9/G1 C Asexual propagation prohibited. New!

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Sedum ‘Over the Moon’ PPAF Sedum sieboldii

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® selects for compact, groundcover types that retain their attractive coloration all season and are disease free.

Photo courtesy of Chris Hansen Photo courtesy of Chris Hansen Sedum ‘Dazzleberry’ PP22457 Sedum ‘Firecracker’ PP26595 Sedum ‘Lime Zinger’ PP24632

Sedum ‘Dazzleberry’ PP22457 Sedum ‘Firecracker’PP26595 Sedum ‘Lime Zinger’ PP24632 SEDDAG1, SEDDA72 (Stonecrop) Forms a SEDFIG1, SEDFI72 (Stonecrop) Improve- SEDLZG1, SEDLZ72 (Stonecrop) Succulent low, compact clump of smoky blue-grey ment over ‘Cherry Tart’; much greater apple green leaves edged in cherry red foliage completely covered with giant vigor and more robust habit. This densely grow to form a tight, weed-suppressing, 6-8in clusters of vibrant raspberry col- branched, weed-suppressing groundcov- low growing carpet of foliage. Large clus- ored flowers. Larger flowers than typical er puts on a strong show of burgundy red ters of soft pink flowers appear late. groundcover types. color all season. Vibrant pink flowers are 4-6in/LSu-EFa/Z4-9/G1, 72ct C 6-8in/LSu-EFa/Z4-9/G1, 72ct C an added bonus in late summer. Asexual propagation prohibited. Asexual propagation prohibited. 6in/LSu-EFa/Z4-9/G1, 72ct C

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Sedum spectabile ‘Neon’ SEDNEG1 (Showy Stonecrop) This upright variety has brilliant rosy-magenta pink flowers and light green leaves. A sport of ‘Bril- liant’ with broader flower clusters and more consistent color. Gold fall color. 24in/LSu/Z3-9/G1 C

Sedum spurium ‘Fulda Glow’ Sedum spectabile ‘Neon’ SEDFGG1 (‘Fuldaglut’) (Two-row Stonecrop) An improved ‘Drag- on’s Blood’, this selection has bronze-red foliage that keeps its color all season long. Rose-red flowers appear on short stalks above the foliage. 4in/LSu/Z3-9/G1 D

Sempervivum Assorted SEMASG1, SEMASG2 (Hen & Chicks) An unnamed assortment. Ship- per’s choice. 3-4in/MSu/Z3-8/G1 & G2 (Rosettes) D

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Sempervivum arachnoideum ‘Cobweb’ Sempervivum ‘Braunii’

Sempervivum Sempervivum ‘Pacific Blue Ice’ ‘Pilioseum’ Sempervivum arachnoideum ‘Cobweb’ Sempervivum ‘Pilioseum’ SEMCOG1 (Cobweb Hen & Chicks) Named SEMPIG1, SEMPIG2 (Hen & Chicks) Forms me- for the fine, white, cobweb-like hairs that dium to large rosettes of grey-green leaves. crisscross between the leaves’ tips. Each This color may vary from season to season. rosette of pointy blue-green leaves grows Rounded, semi-loose form. Good choice for about 1in wide. Color may vary by season. containers. Rose-red flowers. 3-4in/MSu/Z3-8/G1 & G2 (Rosettes) D 3-4in/MSu/Z3-8/G1 D Sempervivum ‘Purple Beauty’ Sempervivum ‘Purple Beauty’ Sempervivum ‘Braunii’ SEMPBG1, SEMPBG2 (Hen & Chicks) Medium SEMBRG1, SEMBRG2 (Hen & Chicks) Small, sized, semi-open rosettes of succulent dark green leaves covered with fine white leaves with deep purple tips and green hairs form tight rosettes 2in wide. Their centers. This color may vary from season to sharply pointed tips are occasionally season. Requires sharp drainage. flushed with red. Color may vary by season. 3-4in/MSu/Z3-8/G1 & G2 (Rosettes) D Pink flowers. 3-4in/MSu/Z3-8/G1 & G2 (Rosettes) D Sempervivum ‘Red Beauty’ SEMRBG1 (Hen & Chicks) Medium sized, fair- Sempervivum ‘Pacific Blue Ice’ ly open rosettes of grey-green leaves with SEMPAG1, SEMPAG2 (Hen & Chicks) Icy blue- blood-red tips. This color may vary from green, rounded rosettes of pointy leaves season to season. Pair with Sedum s. ‘Fulda become flushed with rose hues towards the Glow’ for sizzling color impact. center in cooler weather. This selection has 3-4in/MSu/Z3-8/G1 D a unique cupped form. Perfect in troughs, rock gardens, and in crevices of stone walls. 3-4in/MSu/Z3-8/G1 & G2 (Rosettes) D Sempervivum ‘Red Beauty’

x/x/x/x/x = foliage height / scape height (where applicable) / bloom time / zone / size offered 183 Sempervivum Silene dioica ‘Ray’s Golden’ S ‘Rocknoll Rosette’ SILRG30 (Red Campion) Provides spring SEMRRG1, SEMRRG2 (Hen & Chicks) This interest perfect for the opening of gar- colorful selection produces medium den centers. ½- ¾in wide, medium pink sized rosettes of deep orange to wine red flowers top the mounding, golden yellow leaves flushed apple green at the base. foliage for an airy, feminine feel. Com- It offsets freely, making it an ideal small bines well with other spring-blooming scale groundcover for sunny, dry areas. perennials. From Ray Brown. 3-4in/MSu/Z3-8/G1 & G2 (Rosettes) D 20-24in/LSp-ESu/Z5-8/30ct S

Sempervivum ‘Ruby Heart’ Sisyrinchium ‘Lucerne’ SEMRHG1, SEMRHG2 (Hen & Chicks) Ro- SISLUG1, SISLU72 (Formerly listed as S. settes of sharply pointed, silvery blue to bermudianum) (Blue-Eyed Grass) Bright blue-green leaves are flushed rosy red at purple-blue, star-like flowers top the dark Sempervivum ‘Rocknoll Rosette’ the base. Color varies by season. Pinkish green, grass-like foliage of this long-bloom- purple flowers are held aloft on short, ing perennial. Use as an accent plant along leafy stalks. walkways or in rock gardens. 3-4in/MSu/Z3-8/G1 & G2 (Rosettes) D 10in/LSp-ESu/Z5-8/G1, 72ct D

Sempervivum ‘Silverine’ Stachys byzantina SEMSIG1, SEMSIG2 (Hen & Chicks) Forms ‘Fuzzy Wuzzy’ rosettes of sharply pointed, silvery green STAFW30 (Lamb’s Ear) Forms a dense leaves that are flushed reddish-purple at carpet of soft, fuzzy, silvery grey leaves the base. This color may vary from season topped with wooly, lavender flower to season. Deep pink flowers are held aloft spikes in early summer. Often used as a on short, leafy stalks. small scale groundcover or edging. Great 3-4in/MSu/Z3-8/G1 & G2 (Rosettes) D for children’s gardens and rock gardens. 8in/ESu/Z4-8/30ct S

Sempervivum ‘Ruby Heart’ Stachys monieri ‘Hummelo’ STAHU20 (Betony) Distinctively different than its cousin, Lamb’s Ear. Forms large clumps of green, textured leaves. Showy spikes of densely packed, rose purple flowers shoot up through the foliage on tall stalks. 18-20in/ESu-MSu/Z4-8/20ct C

Sempervivum ‘Silverine’ Silene dioica ‘Ray’s Golden’

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STELLAR SELLER Stokesia laevis ‘Blue Danube’ Stokesia laevis ‘Honeysong Purple’ STOHP30, STOHP72 (Stokes’ Aster) True royal purple with a hint of red towards the center. Individual flowers measure 3 inches across and have petals with deeply serrated edges. Deep green foliage with a neatly mound- ing habit. 14in/MSu-EFa/Z5-9/30 & 72ct RC Stokesia laevis ‘Honeysong Purple’ Stokesia ‘Peachie’s Pick’ Edible Strawberries

STELLAR Plant 1 per pot. SELLER Zone 4-8

Everbearing Varieties: Junebearing Varieties: ‘Eversweet’ ‘Allstar’ STREVG1, STREVCS Very heat tolerant STRALG1, STRALCS Late-midseason selection. Exceptionally sweet, flavor- variety. Extremely vigorous. Yields ful berries are firm, cone-shaped, and large, firm fruit that has good flavor and bright red. Recommended for fresh color. Resistant to leaf scorch, powdery eating and freezing. mildew, and 5 races of red stele. An G1, Case improved ‘Surecrop’. ‘Fort Laramie’ G1, Case STRFLG1, STRFLCS Produces large, sweet New! ‘Honeoye’ fruit and has excellent vigor. A good STRHOG1, STRHOCS Hardy, vigorous va- choice for commercial growers due to riety with some resistance to powdery its abundance of runners. Plants are mildew. Large, firm, conic-shaped fruit. very cold hardy; has survived -30ºF Ripens in early-midseason. Retains its temperatures. color when frozen. G1, Case G1, Case ‘Ozark Beauty’ STROBG1, STROBCS Bears good sized, Pineberry Varieties: firm, wedge-shaped fruit with an appe- NEW! ‘White Carolina’ tizing aroma. They freeze well and have STRWCG1, STRWCS You’ll have to see this a high dessert quality. Resistant to leaf popular, out-of-this-world fruit to be- scorch and leaf spot. G1, Case lieve it! A hybrid between two species of strawberries, which results in a pale ‘Quinault’ pink to white fruit. People who have STRQUG1, STRQUCS A heavy producer tried this hybrid think that it tastes like of large, very sweet fruit. Use it in jams, pineapple. preserves, tarts, and pies. G1, Case Strawberry ‘White Carolina’ G1, Case

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Photo courtesy of ABZ Seeds Photo courtesy of ABZ Seeds Fragaria ananassa ‘Gasana’ Fragaria ananassa ‘Ruby Ann’

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Photo courtesy of ABZ Seeds Photo courtesy of ABZ Seeds Fragaria ananassa ‘Toscana’ Fragaria ananassa ‘Tristan’

Fragaria ananassa NEW! Fragaria ananassa NEW! Fragaria ananassa Fragaria ananassa ‘Tristan’ ‘Gasana’ ‘Ruby Ann’ ‘Toscana’ FRATR72 (Everbearing Strawber- FRAGA72 (Everbearing Strawber- FRARA72 (Everbearing Straw- FRATO72 (Everbearing Strawber- ry) Combines showy flowers, ry) This patio strawberry simul- berry) In addition to the sweet, ry) In addition to its large, deep delicious fruit, and a compact taneously produces large, pink medium sized fruit, ‘Ruby Ann’ rose pink flowers, this ornamen- habit with few to no runners. blossoms and near-everbearing produces beautiful ruby-red tal strawberry also produces Perfect for patio pot produc- sized fruits all summer. Juicy, flowers, the reddest of the dark red, juicy fruit. Great in tion. Hot magenta pink blos- sweet fruit is produced on short varieties that we offer. This is raised beds, patio containers, soms top the attractive dark runners. Great in raised beds, considered part of the hanging and hanging baskets. Recipient green foliage. Bright red, highly patio containers, and hanging basket series from ABZ seeds, of the FleuroStar Award from aromatic, sugary sweet, 1in baskets. which include vigorous plants Fleuroselect. fruits produced all season. 12in/ESu-LSu/Z4-8/72ct S with runners. 8-12in/ESu-LSu/Z4-8/72ct S 12in/ESu-LSu/Z4-8/72ct S 8-12in/ESu-LSu/Z4-8/72ct S

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