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Begonia ‘Benitochiba’ (ben-ee-toe-chee-ba) Palmate leaves, sheathed in metallic rose-red! Self-branching and shrubby, this plant defies classification, having the appeal of a Rex, but the shape and toughness of a shrub-type begonia. It was great in our gardens during the summer. Exotic pink flowers. Z 10-11  l 18/24/24 ´ ∞ i (Variegated Angel’s Trumpet) Here’s our first Angel’s Trumpet introduction with fragrant, peach colored blooms of immense proportions, which NEW Begonia ‘Cathedral’ emerge from some of the most brilliant and begonia ‘river nile’ broadly margined foliage you have ever seen! (sometimes called ‘Cathedral Windows’) Our first tetraploid Brugmansia is awesome in Ruffled foliage with windows of red and green containers (3 gal. is best). are featured on this unusual, but tough plant for f ∞ house or summer containers. The undersides Z 8-13 ☼  36/60/60 of these fascinating leaves have erupted veins Colocasia esculenta ‘Black Magic’ allowing cathedral windows of light to shine (Black Elephant Ears) Highlighted as one of through. Ivory-pink flowers adorn 12” spikes. Brunnera the “Top Black Plants” in Karen Platt’s Black An easy plant in the home and in outdoor ‘Jack Frost’ begonia ‘fireworks’ Magic and Purple Passion book. Tropical in containers. appearance and moisture loving, ‘Black Magic’ l ∞ Z 10-11 12/12/14 i thrives in full sun gardens and containers everywhere! Needs warmth to “kick into gear.” Begonia ‘Fireworks’ Z 9-13  30/30/12 ∞ A showstopper in our trade show booth! Deep metallic, paisley purple bands encircle an Eucomis comosa ‘Oakhurst’ Vigorous Grower iridescent silver-white center that is undeniably (Purple Pineapple Lily) Strapping, upright striking. Great pink flowers add to the appeal. brilliant burgundy foliage and purple pineapple- This plant did especially well in our display like flowers adorn the plant. Originally found in eucomis ‘oakhurst’ gardens in amended garden soil. Not as picky a San Diego Nursery, this deep-purple leafed as a Rex and shows great vigor. Upright habit. novelty has loved blazing sun there for nearly Z 10-11 l 12/12/14 ∞ i 20 years. Plants have also endured 0 f degree winter temps for short periods. Has a stately brugmansia ‘snowbank’ Begonia ‘River Nile’ (Thompson) and exotic look where it combines well in zantedeschia ‘edge of night’ More tolerant of cold than most begonias, this one mixed containers. Also lasts an amazing 21 sports bright chartreuse leaves that are heavily days as a cut flower! edged in dark red. The borders are also ruffled Z 6b-10  20/24/32 y ® - and the leaf bases swirl like a ram’s horn toward ☼ the leaf center. Light pink flowers. Great as a Xanthosoma mafaffa ‘Lime Zinger’ patio plant or as a houseplant, easier to grow (Golden Elephant Ears) Wow! These leaves are than a Rex. This plant did especially well in our stunning! Imagine huge lime green-colored display gardens in amended garden soil. Z 10- elephant ears held upright. A tropical plant 11 l 24/20/27 ∞ i to complement Colocasia ‘Black Magic’. Use in containers as an accent. Grows to 4 feet or Brugmansia ‘Snowbank’ PP14847 EU16251 more. Z 10  36/48/12 ∞ pond side begonia ‘benitochiba’ i begonia ‘cathedral’ colocasia ‘black magic’ NEW Zantedeschia ‘Edge of Night’ xanthosoma ‘lime zinger’ PP14926 (syn. Z. ‘Dark Star’) (Sande) (Calla Lily) The dramatic richly colored 3” flowers resemble black velvet and add a new dimension to this popular group of plants. Black edges outline the glossy green, silver-flecked leaves and provide the perfect backdrop for the floral display! ‘Edge of Night’ has a multitude of uses including mixed containers and garden plantings. In colder regions of the country, ‘Edge of Night’ can also be moved indoors for winter-long enjoyment. One of Europe’s most popular cut flowers comes to American gardeners via Terra Nova Nurseries! Z 8-10 ☼  12/28/30 -

☼ = full sun  = partial shade  = shade x/x/x = spread/ foliage ht/flower ht (inches on a 2 year old plant) f= fragrant Large 3” Blooms! -= cut flower ® = butterfly y = hummingbird 4 ´= Japanese origin ∞= tropicalismo i = house plant 5 Actaea simplex ‘Black Negligee’ www. terranovanurseries.com / 800-215-9450 Bergenia ‘Pink Dragonfly’ (Eskuche) (syn. Cimicifuga) (O’Byrne) (Pig squeak) Narrow leaves, with brilliant (Bugbane) Our customers report that ‘Black purple winter color, erupt in luscious bright pink Negligee’ has much more vigor than the other flowers in proportion to its foliage on this petite dark varieties. Lacy black foliage shrouds beauty. Truly the Bergenia for people who the lovely dark stems. Beautiful purple- are looking for multi-seasons of interest. tinted, white flowers project 2’ upward ❍ ◗ and carry an exotic perfume of grape and Z 4-9 12/12/15 y - jasmine. Give it lots of water with full sun in most states for the darkest foliage. Brunnera macrophylla ‘Looking Glass’ PPAF (Walter’s Gardens, TN reselected clone) Z 5-9 ☼  24/48/60 ® f - (Looking glass Siberian bugloss) Shimmering silver 5” heart-shaped leaves bedeck this sport agave ‘spot’ NEW Agave ‘Spot’ (syn. Manfreda) (Cistus) of Brunnera ‘Jack Frost’. The mound gives rise to masses of blue, forget-me-not flowers The darkest spotted selection from Sean Hogan appearing in spring. Provide evenly moist, rich and Parker Sanderson of Cistus Nursery. Big soils for the best growth. Glows in the garden. arum ‘winter white’ clumps sport shiny, blue green leaves with

prominent dark purple spots. It tosses up Z 4-9. ☼  15/12/17 4’ tall spikes terminating with fragrant, 1” Brunnera macrophylla ‘Jack Frost’ long white flowers in summer. ‘Spot’ grows PP13859 EU9772 (Walter’s Gardens) well in heat and humidity, but it must have (Silver Siberian bugloss) Winner of the Plantarium good drainage. This wild, deciduous suc- in Holland “Best New Plant Award in 2001”. Sky Brunnera culent looks like it traveled off the set of blue, forget-me-not flowers and a netted silver ‘Jack Frost’ Star Trek! Grower Note: Plants do not show overlay on each leaf. Absolutely stunning in their spots until one year old from a tc plug. the garden from early spring to fall. One of Z 6-9 ☼  16/16/48 for a 3 year old plant. the showiest and most garden worthy plants to come along in a decade. Several years ago, Arum italicum ssp. italicum ‘Winter White’ John Walters took Dan to a slightly secret part Astrantia ‘Magnum Blush’ (Italian Arum) TC propagation yields consistent of Walter’s Gardens. “What do you think?” John coloration on this clump-forming, non-running asked, as he handed him a pot of this silvered variety. Each leaf is a work of art with dramatic, minor miracle. “Um, I’ll take it!” Dan replied, and sculptured foliage and an overlay of bright we did indeed get a license to propagate what marbling. Leaves appear in late fall and are Dan considers to be a significant, world-class Bergenia ‘Pink DragonFly’ Extremely Vigorous Grower showy throughout the cold months to early perennial summer. The plant’s foliage pattern is not fully Z 4-9. ☼  15/12/17 visible until it reaches maturity in its second actaea ‘black negligeé’ year. Shiny orange jellybean berries give color in summer after the leaves go dormant. Brunnera ‘jack frost’ Not shipped during summer dormancy. Campanula (Bellflower) From groundcovers to massive

Z 5-9 ☼   12/12/10 specimens, this large genus provides a diverse Astrantia major ‘Hadspen Blood’ (Pope) mix of both flower color and form, which (Barrenwort) Excellent rebloom and dense tolerate a wide range of garden conditions. foliage that has purple black accents when Those marked with an asterisk (*) beside the Astrantia ‘hadspen blood’ grown in full sun. Plants show name do especially well in the South. great vigor and free-flowering brunnera ‘looking glass’ Campanula punctata traits. Excellent, long-lasting ‘Bowl of Cherries’* cut-flower. Nori Pope, the brilliant PP13194 EU11408 ex-curator at Hadspen House This dwarf, which has hundreds of dark, offered this form of Masterwort. cherry-red bells has prolific flowering and re- Those who have been Likes moist soils and must have blooming tendencies. to our nursery have seen our voting system; sun for flowers to color up. irrigation flags marking the winners. A vote ® Z 5-9 ☼ 12/18/24 - of 5 flags can put a plant into production. campanula ‘bowl of cherries’ ‘Bowl of Cherries’ got an unprecedented campanula collina Astrantia major ‘Magnum Blush’ 10 flags. Great for mixed containers. (Barrenwort) Vigorous. A huge Z 5-9 ☼  gc/5/15 y f - improvement over the normally small-flowered masterwort. Flowers Campanula collina as big as a half-dollar adorn this (Armenian bellflower) One of the most gorgeous heavily blooming and repeat small Campanulas, with attractive blue-purple blooming variety. A favorite in our bells that hover over mats of scallop-edged, display gardens and a constant heart shaped foliage. The intensely colored source of cut flowers! Very large flowers emerge in June. Its compact mound pink buds open to delightful of foliage makes it an ideal plant for the pink-blushed ivory flowers. Great garden or the alpine trough. Not invasive, but for cottage and woodland gardens does creep slowly underground. Limited. and prefers rich, moist soils. Z 5-8 ☼ 8/6/12 y Z 5-9 ☼  12/24/36 ® -

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Campanula cochleariifolia ‘Elizabeth Oliver’ Yo! Dude! Don’t miss the wave! Z 5-9 ☼  English nurseries launched this charming dwarf 14/7/9 y f spreader with fully double sky-blue flowers. This heavy flowering cascader is excellent for Campanula ‘Samantha’ (Reeck) rockeries or edging a path. Does well in This Award winning plant forms lovely mats containers. Tolerates limey conditions and of foliage displaying unusual and charming needs good drainage. blue-violet, 1” wide, very fragrant flowers which Z 4-8 ☼ gc/2/3 i face upwards. Re-blooms sporadically with deadheading. A slow spreader that is great for campanula ‘elizabeth oliver’ Campanula persicifolia ‘Kelly’s Gold’* well-drained border in partial shade to full sun. (Golden Peach-leafed Bellflower) The brilliant Excellent for container production. campanula ‘royal wave’ gold foliage gives rise to nice white flowers just Z 5-9 ☼  14/9/11 y f kissed with blue at the edges. Originally found in Ann Holt’s garden on Bainbridge Island, Washington, this unique form looks like it got Campanula ‘Sarastro’* (Kress) hit by uranium; it positively glows! Prefers A C. punctata hybrid only 26” tall with HUGE, 2 moist, loamy soil with good drainage. ½“ purple bells and a well-branched habit! Not a Z 4-9 ☼ 12/10/26 y - runner, but a moderate spreader. From wild and wonderful Christian Kress of Austria’s Campanula punctata ‘Pantaloons’* PP13282 Sarastro Nursery. Great for container sales, and Brunnera ‘Pantaloons’ surprises us with huge 2” light purple re-blooms well when cut back. ‘Jack Frost’ flowers that are shaped in a double “hose-in- Z 4-9 ☼ gc/26/26 y - hose” like we’ve never seen before. Looks like an elaborate 1890’s undergarment. (The plant will occasionally throw up single flowers). Carex siderosticha ‘Lemon Zest’ PP14463 This plant is vigorous and reaches standard C. The only gold C. siderosticha on the market campanula ‘samantha’ campanula ‘kelly’s gold’ Its bright lemon punctata height. that holds its gold all summer! swords will illuminate the garden! These Z 5-9 ☼  15/12/28 y f - golden clumps glow in moderate shade with even moisture. Striking in borders and NEW Campanula punctata containers. This clumping, deciduous sedge ‘Pink Octopus’* PPAF PVR combines well with Hosta and Heuchera. Large 2” Double Flowers! Japanese lantern buds open to striking pink, Z 6-9  gc/12/- octopus-like flowers. Over 50 blooms flutter campanula ‘pantaloons’ down from the nicely upright flowering Carex ciliatomarginata branches above strong, deeply cut foliage. ‘Treasure Island’ PPAF PVR (Shady Oaks Nursery) Unique and interesting! Long bloom time and This slow spreading ground cover is a wonderful easy to grow. Tolerant of most soils. Z 5-9 ☼  addition to the lightly shaded garden. Its bright 18/10 /15 y white edge and stripes on short leaves contrast well with ferns, Heuchera and Hosta. Robert Campanula punctata ‘Plum Wine’* Lewis Stevenson would have jumped to buy carex ‘lemon zest’ Huge light pink blooms, striped with pigment, this bright new groundcover. Excellent at campanula ‘plum wine’ are accented by the silver gray-blue container’s edge and is a great long-lived foliage in summer, which deepens campanula ‘sarastro’ mixer in a pot. Grower Note: This needs heat to to a dark purple-red in winter. This emerge well in spring, like the other forms. Late eye-catching combination of to emerge in spring. both flower and foliage provides Z 6-9  gc/9/12 extended seasons of interest for campanula ‘pink octopus’ the sunny border. Caryopteris divaricata ‘Snow Fairy’ Z 5-9 ☼  gc/5/15 y ´ - (Variegated Bluebeard) Soft textured, feathery variegated foliage for the spring and summer

garden. Slow to emerge in the spring, so add Campanula a bit of extra heat. Leaves edged white all ‘Royal Wave’ PPAF PVR season. Late summer bloom of gentle blue. Our most fragrant Campanula Comes back from the base each spring, not old blooms continuously in late spring. wood, and may require pinching or culling of carex ‘treasure island’ Huge, wavy and up facing cups green shoots. Mike Dirr says this plant is tops caryopteris ‘snow fairy’ (up to 2” wide!) of blue purple for heat and drought-resistance, even in the splashed with white centers ride full sun. Shipping April-Sept. only. the tide over green foliage. This Z 5-9 ☼ 36/36/36 ´ y ® regal offering has invincible, sturdy foliage that holds up even in inclement weather. Sterile flowers and mounding habit. Excellent for container production.

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Coreopsis ‘autumn blush’ Our New Hardy Coreopsis The Terra Nova breeding team has been working hard and is ready to introduce several lines of Coreopsis. Our goals are to breed for flower size, bloom longevity, floriferousness, plant habit and hardiness. One of the backbones of this breeding program has been the extremely hardy Coreopsis auriculata ‘Nana’.

Coreopsis ‘Autumn Blush’ PPAF PVR This hardy hybrid out of C. auriculata ‘Nana’ begins flowering in the late spring with 1” strawberry-eyed, butter-yellow flowers. Flowers form a mid- height canopy of color, which changes as the Coreopsis ‘SnowBerry’ season progresses. Cooler temperatures of late Coreopsis ‘pinwheel’ spring and fall enhance the strawberry color- ation. Continuous flower production and vigor- ous growth have made ‘Autumn Blush’ destined to become one of American gardeners’ favorite plants. Z 5-9 ☼  32/24/26 y -

Coreopsis ‘Pinwheel’ PPAF PVR Quilled, butter-yellow flowers wit h lacy-blue foliage put this Coreopsis in a league of its own! This hardy charmer forms wonderful mounds covered with hundreds of flowers all summer! The pleasing soft color of this uniquely shaped flower combines well with the entire garden color palette. Z 6-9 ☼  32/ 24/26 y-

Coreopsis ‘Snowberry’ PPAF PVR Like raspberries dropped in the snow, these creamy-white flowers are splashed with an eye Our Exclusive Hardy Coreopsis patch of dark red. Multitudes of large 1½” wide flowers bloom all summer atop dark green foli- Coreopsis ‘autumn blush’ age. Works well in the mixed border or used in containers. It’s sterile (making it a more prolific bloomer) and is easy to grow. Z 6-9 ☼  32/26/28 y -

10 11 11 www. terranovanurseries.com / 800-215-9450 Corydalis NEW Corydalis sp. ‘Berry Exciting’ PPAF PVR with our silver leaf Heucheras and Pulmonarias. Brilliant yellow, fern-like leaves are streaked Since ‘Canary Feathers’ is a hybrid, it’s sterile and green and erupt in fragrant purple flowers. This doesn’t reseed. Prefers moist, well-drained soils. wonderful new mutation of C. ‘Blackberry Z6?-9  10/7/9 Wine’ is one of the few Corydalis that does not go summer dormant. Its vigorous cascading Corydalis elata (Reeck) habit makes it an excellent ground cover and Perhaps the best Corydalis for the south! Fabulously looks great spilling out of baskets and over fragrant cobalt-blue flowers adorn the upright habit of this garden jewel. Flowers emerge in May corydalis ‘blackberry wine’ banks. Z 5-9  16/10/13 f and bloom through July in Oregon. Does well in CROCOSMIA ‘Solfatare’ Corydalis sp. ‘Blackberry Wine’ moist soils. This early-emerging beauty has blue-green, ferny Z 6-8 ☼  12/16/18 f leaves which provide a backdrop for hundreds of ultra-fragrant flowers the color of blackberry Corydalis flexuosa ‘Golden Panda’ wine! It holds its slightly silvered foliage all PP13254 EU15678 (Reeck, Hatch) spring, summer, and fall with a cascading habit, One of the gifts of the tissue culture process is the Green- excellent in baskets or over walls. Takes heat occasional occurrence of an amazing sport. and humidity! Cut back after bloom to freshen gold leaves in spring become infused with a foliage. warmer golden glow as they age. When the gold Z 5-9  16/10/13 f reaches its peak, the plant puts forth hundreds of fragrant cobalt flowers. More sun = darker flowers. Corydalis curviflora var. Glowing reports have been heard for this intro- Summer dormant. Z 6-8 gc/8/12 f rosthornii ‘Blue Heron’ (Heronswood Nursery) duction.  Our largest, darkest blooming Corydalis! Dark Corydalis flexuosa blue flowers atop stunning red stems are ‘Purple Leaf’ (Blue Dragon) enhanced by blue-green foliage. Huge, Our Showiest and intensely fragrant, deep blue appear on Up before the robins in spring (with its cousin ‘Blackberry Wine’), this bronzy-leafed fumitory is Most Vigorous this extremely long blooming Corydalis. A vigorous, rhizomatous, early blooming and long lived. marvelous new Corydalis collected in Sichuan, corydalis elata corydalis ‘golden panda’ Plants are more compact than the type and are China by Mr. Dan Hinkley himself! Will go charming in the rock garden, or scrambling around corydalis ‘canary feathers’ summer dormant if it is kept too dry or hot. stepping-stones. A great lacy contrast to Heuchera f corydalis ‘purple leaf’ Z 6-8  10/8/9 ‘Lime Rickey’. Fragrant, violet-blue flowers abound in early spring. May go summer dormant. Corydalis flexuosa Z 5-9  gc/8/10 f xanthosoma lime zinger ‘Blue Panda’ (Reeck, Hatch) A wonderful, fragrant blue Corydalis from Crocosmia x crocosmiiflora ‘Solfatare’ China’s “Panda Country”. This long bloomer (Bronze Montbretia) Bronze swords of foliage erupt and re-bloomer in the Pacific Northwest with yellow-apricot blooms. Winner of an AGM combines the charms of cobalt-blue flowers (Award of Garden Merit) by the RHS - the highest and fragrance. award that can be bestowed on a plant. Lovely Z 5-8  gc/8/12 f contrast and instant appeal. Excellent for mixed container sales. NEW Corydalis Z 7-9 ☼ 14/14/20 y - ‘Canary Feathers’ PPAF PVR Soft, blue-green feather-like foliage is accented by large, trusses corydalis ‘blue heron’ of canary-yellow Dicentra corydalis ‘berry exciting’ flowers carried Dicentra spectabilis ‘Gold Heart’ high above Compact and (new name Lamprocapnos) EU4817 CPBR0974 (Pope) Heavy Blooming the leaves. Truly one of the most stunning plants in our spring This is our garden with 3’ tall, peach-colored stems holding showiest and exquisite, brilliant, gold leaves. In late spring, large, dicentra ‘gold heart’ most vigorous rose-pink flowers emerge on arching stems. From Corydalis Nori Pope of Hadspen House Nursery in Castle corydalis ‘blue panda’ introduced to Cary, England. Voluntary royalty to breeder. Not for dicentra ‘king of hearts’ date! This long resale into Canada. Ships November through May. bloomer and Z 5-9  l 24/28/36 y - sun tolerant hybrid makes a Dicentra ‘King of Hearts’ (Ownbey) great highlight This hybrid combines large dark rose flowers with in shady the most sumptuous, lacy, “beyond blue” foliage in a spots where it duet that is incomparable. It is a good neighbor and combines well spreads slowly forming multi-seasonal mounds. In addition, it doesn’t go summer dormant! Z 5-9  l 14/6/9 ® -

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Sisyrinchium ‘devon skies’ echinacea ‘green eyes’ echinacea ‘lilliput’

as a ”Plant for the Cure”. Labels are mandatory Echinacea to ensure success of the program. y ® f The sturdy stems and enormous, multi-petalled, Z 4-9 ☼ 24/20/30 - fragrant flowers of E. ‘Ruby Giant’ are the heart Echinacea purpurea ‘Lilliput’ PPAF PVR and soul of the Terra Nova Echinacea breeding A breeding breakthrough! Short mounds are program. We select various heights of plants from covered with over 25+ blooms of fragrant deep 15 to 30 plus inches tall. The plants are further rose-purple on this miniature ‘Ruby Giant’. This evaluated for their upright habit, flower count and form is unlike anything we have ever seen! showy outstretched petals. All of our Echinacea blooms Perfect in the front of the border or as a echinacea ‘hope’ are extremely fragrant and last for weeks as cut flowers. Our groundcover. echinacea ‘fancy frills’ breeders continue to work on unique colors and other desirable Z 4-9 ☼ 15/12/18 y ® f - echinacea ‘little giant’ characteristics. Echinacea purpurea ‘Little Giant’ PP16183 PVR Echinacea purpurea ‘Fancy Frills’ PPAF PVR A new dwarf coneflower with fragrant, large, This lovely coneflower appears almost like a pink sunflower, with multiple purple flowers. Each of these has dark orange rows of rich shaggy petals! Stems are quite strong and the large 4” cones and ruffled, overlapping petals on strong flowers are perfect for cutting. A new, long-blooming, and fragrant stems. Many 5” flowers are produced on this addition to your border. long blooming gem. We counted 35 open callout blooms on a 2 year-old plant in our garden. Z 4-9 ☼ 24/20/30 y ® f - Excellent for container production. thalictrum ‘black stockings’ Z 4-9 ☼ 12/16/20 y ® f - yucca ‘color guard’ Echinacea purpurea ‘Fragrant Angel’ PP16054 EU17449 Grows just like ‘Ruby Giant’, with large, fragrant, horizontal white flowers Echinacea purpurea ‘Mars’ PPAF PVR with layered, overlapping petals and huge yellow cones. The well Bright orange orbs are surrounded by brilliant branched stems extend the blooming season right through summer rose purple petals. Compact well-branched and fall. ‘Fragrant Angel’ also boasts extreme vigor in the South. habit, and dark stems helps make this inter- tiarella ‘candy striper’ ® f Z 4-9 ☼ 24/20/30 y - planetary gem, shine. Blooms all summer. Easy echinacea ‘ruby giant’ echinacea ‘sparkler’ to grow. The great cut flowers are fragrant as echinacea ‘fragrant angel’ Echinacea purpurea ‘Green Eyes’ PPAF PVR well. Our richest colored coneflower to date! Shocking magenta flowers have beautiful indented green centers that Z 4-9 ☼ 24/20/30 y ® f - mature to a cone with rich orange. This strong, well-branched plant is a super addition to the border with its long-lasting blooms that also ‘Ruby Giant’ ® Echinacea purpurea make great cut or dried flowers! Z 4-9 ☼ 24/20/30 y f - ‘Ruby Giant’ was the first Echinacea bred for multi- branched, strong flower stems boasting huge Echinacea purpurea ‘Hope’ PPAF PVR 5” wide fragrant blooms. This clonal selection Calm, fragrant, soft pink flowers of great size, fragrance, and substance from the original Rubinstern seed material has adorn this long blooming perennial. It is dedicated to the breast cancer a double row of petals held horizontally for survivors and the memories of those who have succumbed to breast maximal impact. ‘Ruby Giant’ has become the cancer. Terra Nova will make a donation of $.25 for each plant sold, to industry standard for garden worthy Echinacea. the Oregon & SW Washington affiliate of the Susan G. Komen Breast Blooms all summer into fall. Cancer Foundation to help further the search for a cure for breast Z 4-9 ☼ 24/20/30 ® f tricyrtis ‘empress’ cancer. Sold with beautiful over-sized picture labels that advertises this tricyrtis ‘gilty pleasure’ echinacea ‘mars’ Echinacea purpurea ‘Sparkler’ PPAF PVR Bright, variegated splashes of green and cream decorate these leaves. From the time this plant emerges from the chilly soil in spring, it contributes color to the garden with its sparkling leaves. In the summer as the flowers develop the leaf variegation softens so as not to compete with the excellent rose pink, 4” 35+ Blooms flowers. Grower Note: Requires a longer finish on 2 year Plant! time. Z 4-9 ☼ 18/14/26 y ® f - Extreme Vigor in the South 14 15 www. terranovanurseries.com / 800-215-9450

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Hardy Ferns Athyrium niponicum var. pictum All our ferns are clonally propagated and ‘Pewter Lace’ PP15721 PVR (Japanese Painted Fern) thus, all are true to type. The Athyrium Gardeners everywhere are falling for the as a group are very heat and humidity arresting metallic pewter foliage. Color is deep tolerant, but young plants need to have rich grey with no reds, and less metallic than their roots kept cool. Plants do not push ‘Silver Falls’. Silversmith Paul Revere would have new growth (roots or tops) during winter succumbed to the charms of this new designer ATHYRIUM ‘PLUMOsUM’ months and need a longer dormancy color in Japanese painted ferns. Customers are period than most ferns. Grower Note: impressed with this vigorous selection which It is not unusual for the final coloration combines nicely with Hakonechloa or Tiarella. not to show during its juvenile stage. Z 4-9  l 12/18/NA Best color is seen after vernalization. Athyrium filix-femina ‘Plumosum’ Aura Athyrium niponicum var. pictum ‘Burgundy (Randaci)(Golden Plumose Lady Fern) Lacy, frilly chartreuse leaflets flutter about on this Lace’PP15072 PVR (Japanese Painted Fern) beauty for the shade garden. This illuminating Our #1 selling hardy fern! Bar none, the best Randaci beauty is a natural in the moist or red in the marketplace. With one look at its woodland garden. gorgeous metallic burgundy leaves (brightest Z 4-9  l 30/24/NA- for a 3 year old plant Brunnera in spring), you’re sure to fall in love! Great vigor ‘Jack Frost’ in containers as well as in the garden. Z 4-9 ◗ var. l 12/15/ NA Athyrium niponicum pictum ‘Silver Falls’ PP12803 (Ballantyne) Color Intensifies! (Japanese Painted Fern) Unlike any other Athyrium filix-femina ‘Cristatum’ painted fern, this one intensifies its silvering as athyrium ‘ursula’s red’ Encourage (Randaci) the season progresses! Winner of the 2002 (Crested Lady Fern) This elegant, special, “Stars of Spring” awards in New Zealand, this is athyrium ‘silver falls’ crested and tasseled form of this Victorian a salute to “silvertude” with stunning, lustrous athyrium ‘burgundy lace’ Athyrium has great vigor! The Randaci’s were fronds that shimmer with its contrasting red athyrium encourage ‘Encourage’d’ by this special plant! Apple- veins. Named after a set of famous Oregon green coloration. Great for shady, damp areas waterfalls. Later to appear in the spring than and woodland gardens. From Angelo and the other Japanese ferns. Z 4-9  l 12/15/NA Carol Randaci. Z 4-8.  l 12/18/NA Athyrium niponicum var. pictum ‘Ursula’s Red’ (Herz)(Japanese Painted Fern) Athyrium filix-femina ‘Cruciato-cristatum’ This fern heralds the spring with broad silver Dre’s Dagger (Randaci)(Victorian Lady Fern) leaves traced and flushed with wine red down A more compact form of the sought after Victoria the center. This dynamite seller at Wayside fern. The thin, deep green fronds are unusually Gardens has color that softens in summer heat. crisscrossed and come to a narrow point Plantswoman Ursula Herz had a little secret in that terminates with a small crest that grows South Carolina. through the season. It brings elegance to any Z 4-9.  l 12/16/NA shaded or morning sun location in rich soils. Multi-season interest. Z 4-9.  l 18/18/NA Athyrium ‘Wildwood Twist’ (Maness) (Japanese Painted Fern) An unusual, vigorous, and silvered hybrid fern, its mature fronds slightly polystichum ‘shiny holly’ twisted and painted in smoky gray and green. A athyrium ‘pewter lace’ unique and artful addition to the garden. A. nipponicum x A. otophorum according to the Pittsboro, NC native. Z 4-9  l 12/18/NA

Polystichum sp. ‘Shiny Holly’ (syn. ‘Spiny Holly’) (Jones) athyrium ‘wildwood twist’ (Shiny Holly Fern) This recently collected athyrium dre’s dagger evergreen fern has a wonderful, clean, shiny look, and plastic-like texture. Deep green foliage year round looks great in the fall, winter and in spring with early bulbs. The emerging fronds are also a sight with huge coppery scales unfurling. From Judith Jones at Fancy Fronds. Easy to grow and use in the woodland garden or containers for long lasting beauty. Possibilities as a cut? Z 6-9 l 12/12/NA

☼ = full sun  = partial shade  = shade x/x/x = spread/foliage ht/flower ht (inches on a 2 year old The Best Red plant) f= fragrant -= cut flower ® = butterfly y = hummingbird 18 ´= Japanese origin ∞= tropicalismo i = house 19 Geranium phaeum www. terranovanurseries.com / 800-215-9450 ‘Margaret Wilson’ (Wilson) Spectacular creamy, marbled, variegation flows over the leaves of this tough plant. In April, the lilac-purple flowers emerge for a show throughout the spring season. The color display continues thru the summer as the variegation holds true all season. Hailing from England, this strong plant is perfect for the woodland or the border. Z 5-9   14/12/13 ®

Geranium pratense ‘Victor Reiter Jr.’ geranium ‘victor reiter jr.’ This stunning plant emerges royal purple in spring, forming a beautiful mound that elongates and produces a lovely show of large, dark lilac blooms. Leaves go to dark green with a purple edge. ‘VRJ’ is four times larger and is more vigorous than its child, ‘Midnight Reiter.’ Z 5-9 ☼ 25/25/30 ®

Geum ‘Fireball’ Profuse, huge, sterile, orange-yellow, semi- Giant 4” Leaves double flowers continue from spring to fall. These 1 ½” blooms are picoteed with a red edge. One of the most impressive (and early) orange heucherella ‘stoplight’ blooming perennials in the spring! Found x Heucherella exploding in the walled city of York, England, this dynamic plant held its regal position in x Heucherella ‘Burnished Bronze’ the garden, attracting every eye. Well-drained PP12159 EU13528 soil. Z 5-9 ☼ 24/8/26 ® - This has large cut leaves with a glossy, burnished hakonechloa ‘all gold’ geum ‘fireball’ bronze finish. Top this off with starry, soft Hakonechloa macra ‘All Gold’ pink flowers on branched stalks and you have (Gold Japanese forest grass) This gleaming, an amazing plant. Flowering repeats in the metallic gold “Forest Grass” holds its brilliant summer as well. One of Dan’s favorites! Z 4-9 color all summer before turning tan in winter. ☼  14/8/18 Leaves are more upright and spiky than the x ‘Dayglow Pink’ type and are awesome in containers and the Heucherella PP12164 EU11469 Blooming with hundreds of branched, brilliant garden! Dan saw this glowing in the morning pink flower stalks, this hybrid stunned us from sun while visiting Suzuki-En in the Kowaguchi day 1. The greatest thrill in hybridizing is to hit area of Japan. He was bowled over. Z 6-9  a color breakthrough. ‘Dayglow Pink’ comes gc/6/NA through with flying colors. Leaves are cut with a chocolate inlay. Z 4-9 ☼  14/7/16 - Helleborus x nigercors echinacea ‘ruby giant’

‘Honeyhill Joy’ (Metcalf) x Heucherella ‘Kimono’ PP12154 EU13668 (Lenten Rose) This hybrid from Honeyhill Farms One of our largest, most vigorous and showiest heucherella ‘burnished bronze’ Heucherella, ‘Kimono’ has indescribable orna- heucherella ‘kimono’ is exceptional for its quantities of large, outfacing, heucherella ‘sunspot’ cream-centered, white flowers over vigorous, mentation of silvers, purples, and greens! The heucherella ‘dayglow pink’ shiny, blue tinged foliage. Plant ‘Honeyhill Joy’ narrow, deeply dissected foliage with a dark at your entry to enjoy the exceptionally early chocolate center stripe are topped by summer helleborus ‘honeyhill joy’ geranium ‘Margaret wilson’ 2-month long show of marvelous, late winter blooms of creamy white. Colorful winter hemerocallis ‘final touch’ blooms. Blooms early (after its first winter) in foliage of rose-purple. Z 4-9 ☼  18/18/24 a 4” pot! Z 6-9  24/18/28 - x Heucherella ‘Stoplight’ PPAF PVR Large 4” screaming yellow and red centered spring leaves have shot this vigorous selection Hemerocallis ‘Final Touch’ (Apps) to the top of our Best Sellers list. Striking leaf (Daylily) From June to October, you might coloration continues to intensify as leaves count as many as 50 buds on one stem from mature. ‘Stoplight’s’ texture and colorful this REBLOOMING daylily! Pink and lavender foliage allows it to combine with red flowering blooms, 6” wide, appear from mid-to-late annuals and perennials for multi-seasonal summer and keep blooming through the interest. Simply beautimous! Airy white flowers fall! Flowers stay open and fresh through are produced in spring. Z 4-9  12/6/16 the next morning. Why only 1 daylily in our list? Because Darrel Apps did a very good job! x Heucherella ‘Sunspot’ PP14825 PVR Hardy dormant type. Feast your eyes on this brilliant form of ‘Dayglow Z 4-9 ☼ 36/24/32 ® f - Pink’ with electric yellow foliage and wine-red center patches. Blooms heavily with dozens of flamingo pink flowers adding to any spring ☼ = full sun  = partial shade  = shade x/x/x = spread/foliage ht/flower ht (inches on a 2 year old plant) color display. Foliage color softens to a f= fragrant -= cut flower ® = butterfly y = pleasant buff for summer long interest. Z 4-9 callout hummingbird ´= Japanese origin ∞= tropicalismo  14/7/16 - 20 i = house plant 21 www. terranovanurseries.com / 800-215-9450

Heuchera (Coral Bells or Alum-Root) For more than a decade, the Terra Nova Breeding Team has worked to enhance every characteristic of this trouble-free native. We’ve expanded the color palette to include oranges, blacks, reds, purples, etc. This rainbow of colors is combined with ruffles, bright flowers, sturdier habit, and rebloom to extend the selling season and create popularity amongst American home gardeners. A wide range of color for both sun and shade make them excellent companion plants to complete your perennial program!

Heuchera ‘Amber Waves’ PP13348 EU11455 The light rose-colored flowers are secondary to the STUNNING, ruffled, amber-gold foliage which is brightest in spring. No Heuchera has ever attracted such great attention at the retail level heuchera ‘amber waves’ as much as our dazzling ‘Amber Waves’. Winner: “Best New Plant” - Four Oaks, UK 2001, Winner “Best New Product” 2001 – Scotgrow, UK 2001. Z 4-9  17/8/12 y ® -

Heuchera ‘Amethyst Myst’ A cool fog of silver settles over the stunning amethyst foliage. This glossy-leafed, vigorous clump can achieve an impressive 24” across. Both size and color make this Heuchera stand out in the spring garden. Z 4-9 ☼  17/9/26 Heuchera ‘Black Beauty’ PP13288 EU11507 (‘Dark Beauty’ in Europe) This recent introduction pleases the senses with very black-red and GLOSSY, ruffled leaves. From any angle this plant is strikingly backlit in ruby red. The leaves are held somewhat upright, catching the sun from any direction. Z 4-9 ☼  16/10/24

Heuchera ‘Blood Red’ PPAF PVR Large, blood red flowers on 20” stalks erupt over A Ruffled Obsidian! bright green leaves swirled with a silvery-white heuchera ‘amethyst myst’ overlay. Largest red flower yet on small compact heuchera ‘black beauty’ heuchera ‘cherries jubliee’ heuchera ‘blood red’ foliage. Great in the border and one of the best heuchera ‘cinnabar silver’ for container production! Z 4-9 ☼ 12/7/20 y ® - Cinnabar Red Flowers! Heuchera ‘Cherries Jubilee’ PP11377 EU10038 Soft red flowers on warm brown foliage make this Heuchera good enough to eat! A compact habit and tidy appearance. Foliage is veiled in shadier locations. Performs great in containers. Z 4-9 ☼ 16/7/16 y ® -

Heuchera ‘Cinnabar Silver’ PPAF PVR Our breeders have been working for years to try and combine the best of both worlds…exceptional flowers and color-holding foliage on the same plant! ‘Cinnabar Silver’ combines a profusion of cinnabar red flowers atop compact mounds of showy metallic silver foliage. Z 4-9 ☼  13/9/18 y ® -

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NEW Heuchera ‘Café Olé’ PPAF PVR Frilly, ruffled leaves in the darkest of milk chocolate form a tight mound on this unusual new hybrid. Numerous branched spikes hold hundreds of white flowers kissed with purple. Create a cute border display with our best multi-crowned compact Heuchera! Great for edging a pathway or en masse. Z 4-9 ☼  16/6/21

Heuchera ‘Chocolate Ruffles’ PP8965 EU3954 Heavily ruffled leaves of rich chocolate on top and deep burgundy on the bottom create a warm contrast of color. Thousands of small purplish flowers on strong purple spikes continue the show. One of our first and finest, and still in heuchera ‘cafe olé’ amazing demand, this heat/humidity tolerant Heucheras & Heucherellas Heuchera thrives in gardens across the Coral Bells & Foamy Bells country and has become a landscaper’s staple. heuchera ‘fandango’ by Dan Heims & Grahame Ware Winner of the highest gold medal as “Best New Perennial Introduction” at Plantarium in Few perennials have undergone as Holland ‘95. Gold and silver medal winner at dramatic a “makeover” as heucheras VKC Nieuw, Belgium. (coral bells) and their hybrids with Z 4-9 ☼  17/10/30 y ® - tiarellas (foamflowers), the heucher- ellas (foamy bells). Drawn mainly Heuchera ‘Fandango’ PPAF PVR from diminutive forest-dwelling Ruffled, veiled-metallic leaves, swirl around the species with small white flowers flowers. Repeat blooming, dark pink wand- and unremarkable foliage, these type flowers are held on short stalks above woodlanders and crevice dwellers the colorful foliage on this compact grower. are now among the most popular Excellent garden performance. plants in nurseries around the Z 4-9 ☼  16/7/16 y ® - world. Dan Heims and Grahame Ware not only provide background on the wild species of Heuchera, they also tell how these plants Heuchera ‘Fantasia’ PPAF PVR were developed into the garden stars they are today, with an Massive display of pink flowers in spring above Compact appreciative nod to the breeders who revolutionized the plants’ the intensely silver veiled leaves. heuchera ‘chocolate ruffles’ mounds of shiny silver foliage and red characteristics. The book’s main feature is extensive listings of the backing extends the show. Excellent in choice selections and hybrids available commercially; practical mixed containers, en masse, or as a landscape Ginger-Yellow Flowers chapters on garden care, propagation, and design uses round out specimen. this ® fascinating account. $27.95 Z 4-9 ☼  14/10/20 y - heuchera ‘ginger ale’ Books can be ordered from Terra Nova at 800-215-9450 heuchera ‘chocolate ruffles’ Heuchera ‘Ginger Ale’ PPAF PVR A surprise! Effervescent flowers in shades of heuchera ‘gypsy dancer’ ginger yellow and light pink erupt from soft, um, heuchera ‘fantasia’ ginger colored leaves. Lovely to contrast with the darker coral-bells in the marketplace. Good in containers and in borders. Limited. Z 4-9  l 16/12/22 y ® -

Heuchera ‘Gypsy Dancer’ PP15959 EU17450 This floriferous hybrid has a multitude of light pink flowers swirling over low, darkly veiled foliage. A heavy repeat bloomer which is first to start and last to finish! Stays small and flashy. Doesn’t require long cold treatments to bloom like most Heuchera making it great for the South. Z 4-9 ☼  12/8/20 y ® -

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Heuchera ‘Geisha’s Fan’ This Heuchera employs the Japanese spirit of color and grace. Charcoal-veined leaves crest to the form of a geisha’s fan. Clusters of light pink flowers emerge in spring to complete the show! Z4-9  l 15-8-18

Heuchera americana ‘Green Spice’ A top-seller around the world and great in the shade! Much more color contrast and more vigorous than Heuchera ‘Beauty Color’. Its dark gray-edged silver leaves with red venation are smoother and brighter, bigger, and better. Exceptional fall color, which we label as “pumpkin, neon orange”. Z 4-9  l 16/9/28

heuchera ‘green spice’ Heuchera ‘Hollywood’ PPAF PVR Strong reblooming spikes of dense coral-red flowers are produced over white veiled, lightly ruffled metallic leaves. Every flower stem produces dozens of reblooming flowers continuously. ‘Hollywood’s’ compact habit and long bloom period make it perfect for mixed containers and edging. An amazing break- through in breeding and the first to get an “11” by Dan’s standards. Z 4-9 ☼  12/8/16 y ® -

Heuchera ‘Lime Rickey’ PP16210 EU17451 Consistently one of our top 3 selling Heuchera! Lime-green to chartreuse ruffled foliage Heuchera provide multiseasonal interest in both gardens ‘midnight rose’ and mixed containers. This refreshing color is the perfect contrast plant allowing it to play heuchera ‘chocolate ruffles’ well with others. A vigorous grower which is topped with tons of small pure white flowers in spring. Z 4-9  l 18/8/17 y ® -

NEW Heuchera ‘Midnight Rose’ PPAF PVR (Behnke) heuchera ‘geisha’s fan’ Hot pink polka dots adorn this heuchera ‘hollywood’ vigorous growing ‘Obsidian’ sport. Pink flecks emerge in spring and continue to enlarge and brighten before lightening to cream as the season progresses. Bold, black, and beautiful for sunny locations! This marvelous addition was discovered by Larry Hurley of Behnke Nursery. A special find! Z 4-9 ❍ ◗ 16/10/24

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Heuchera ‘Marmalade’ PP15945 EU17452 ‘Marmalade’ stands out with its rich, shiny, undu- lating foliage ranging in color from umber to deep sienna. Particular notice is paid by all to its hot pink undersides that make this plant shout “Take me home!” Showy in all seasons, this vigorous plant has heavy substance standing up to inclement weather. A great landscape choice which performs well in both sun and shade. Z  4-9. ☼ 18/10/16 One of our Top Five Favorites

Heuchera ‘Mint Frost’ EU5886 5” leaves are frosty cool and minty fresh. This heuchera ‘peach flambé’ shimmering plant is a great player in our lineup. Bright silver is overlaid on a mint-green back- ground. Red petioles add to the appeal, as does a spectacular rose overlay in fall. Z 4-9  16/7/28

Heuchera ‘Obsidian’ PP14836 EU15761 The “Black Standard” which does NOT fade, even in full sun. Shiny, broad, rounded leaves like black satin! ‘Obsidian’s’ richly colored foliage showcases all other colors in the garden. Vigor and consistent performance under a variety of garden conditions make this a fool-proof choice. Customers have continued to rank ‘Obsidian’ as one of their TOP 5 selling nationwide. Heuchera heuchera ‘chocolate ruffles’ Z 4-9 ☼  16/10/24

NEW Heuchera ‘Paris’ PPAF PVR As silvered as ‘Mint Frost’, this free-flowering heuchera ‘mint frost’ cousin to ‘Hollywood’ has striking, white-veiled heuchera ‘paris’ green leaves that give rise to continuous columns of large, deep rose-colored flowers. Repeat blooms until frost with a single bloom-stem lasting for 2 months. Excellent in containers or the shade border. Janet’s new favorite as it lights up the garden year round. Z 4-9  14/10/14 -

Heuchera ‘Peach Flambé’ PPAF PVR Bright peach-colored leaves that literally glow in spring, summer and fall, turning to plum in winter. Large, smooth leaves and flaming red infusions create drama in the garden. ‘Peach Flambe’s color progression thru the year provides multi- seasonal interest as a superb color companion with spring yellows, summer blues, and fall oranges. A vigorous, medium-sized plant that produces white flowers in spring on stems to 16”. This newcomer has rapidly climbed the charts to become one of our TOP 5 sellers! Z 4-9  l Heuchera ‘marmalade’ 14/7/16 y ® - Thrives In the South! ☼ = full sun  = partial shade  = shade x/x/x = spread/foliage ht/flower ht (inches on a 2 year old plant) f= fragrant -= cut flower ® = butterfly y = hummingbird ´= Japanese origin ∞= tropicalismo 28 i = house plant 29 www. terranovanurseries.com / 800-215-9450 Heuchera

Heuchera ‘Peppermint Spice’ PPAF PVR The first Heuchera with the lovely ‘Green Spice’- type foliage combined with H. sanguinea-type rose pink flowers. Flowers are shorter than ‘Green Spice’ but taller than the compact forms, giving a new niche in Heuchera-dom. Z 4-9  l 14/12/28 y ® -

Heuchera ‘Pewter Veil’ PP8984 EU6209 Our largest grower and best landscape silver! Amazing copper-pink spring foliage changes to sheets of pewter-silver on 6”+ leaves. Well publicized winner of the year 2000 Theodore Klein Award. Tolerates shade better than most Heuchera. Z 4-9 ☼  14/12/28

Heuchera ‘Plum Pudding’ EU3330 heuchera ‘plum pudding’ Thriving in the heat and humidity of the South, this industry staple is still one of our finest “plums”. Tight, compact habit with “beyond burgundy” shiny foliage make this an excellent companion planting for a wide array of colors. Gold medal winner VKC Nieuw, Belgium ‘96. Z 4-9 ☼  16/8/26 heuchera ‘peppermint spice’ heuchera ‘rave on’ Heuchera ‘Purple Petticoats’ EU5885 Dark purple frilly foliage, the texture of petticoats, adorns this tough beauty. Placed first for winter foliage at one of the top horticultural shows during one of Holland’s toughest winters. Gold medal winner at VKC Nieuw, Belgium ‘96. Award of Garden Merit winner. Z 4-9 ☼  24/12/28

Heuchera ‘Rave On’ PPAF PVR heuchera ‘chocolate ruffles’ One of our heaviest spring bloomers, producing masses of pink flowers above highly silvered foliage. Excellent in containers, en masse, or as a splendid specimen. A new level of Heuchera breeding with more flowers than any other in our trials. ® Z 4-9 ☼  14/8/20 y - heuchera ‘snowfire’ heuchera ‘purple petticoats’ Heuchera ‘Sashay’ This sport of ‘Purple Petticoats’ has deeply cut, ruffled leaves which are dark green on top heuchera ‘pewter veil’ contrasted by luscious burgundy below. The heuchera ‘sashay’ unique substance and leaf color provide dramatic interest in both landscapes and containers. Award of Garden Merit winner. Z 4-9 ☼  16/8/22

Heuchera sanguinea ‘Snowfire’ Our most vigorous variegated Heuchera! Leaves with heavy white variegation give rise to large rose-red flowers in late spring. This one is cool and hot at the same time! The pristine variegation does not slow this plant down as a strong garden performer! Z 4-9 ☼  14/8/20 y ® -

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Heuchera Heuchera ‘Sparkling Burgundy’ PPAF PVR Giant 6” burgundy leaves literally glow all spring and summer. Multi-seasonal interest begins with bright rose burgundy spring foliage and clean white flowers followed by leaf colors that become orange and white veiled as the season progresses to a final summer color of veiled burgundy and olive tones. The evergreen leaves darken in winter to a rich wine-red. Forms a medium sized mound that is great in the landscape or in containers. Z 4-9   18/12/20 y ® -

Heuchera ‘Starry Night’ PP16076 PVR With ‘Starry Night’ we have put together a plant with rich dark leaves and prolific, bicolored blooms. Beginning with a major flush in spring, ‘Starry Night’ erupts with 14” spikes each holding 100 to 200 pink buds. These open to reblooming, white bicolored flowers. Plant habit is mounding and compact. Z 4-9 ☼  16/12/24 y ® -

Heuchera ‘Stormy Seas’ Magnificent, ruffled foliage with an appliqué of silver, lavender, pewter, and charcoal gray. Visions of dark gray waves smashing into the seashore created heuchera ‘starry night’ heuchera ‘tango’ Giant 6” Glowing Leaves! this name. Fantastic form and extreme vigor. One of our best landscape Heuchera and Gold Medal Winner VKC Nieuw, Belgium ’96 and ’97. Z4-9 ☼  36/18/36

heuchera ‘sparkling burgundy’ Heuchera ‘Tango’ PPAF PVR heuchera ‘vesuvius’ heuchera ‘velvet night’ This compact plant features the unique combination of metallic purplish leaves with hot pink flowers. Keeping up with its Latin namesake, its hot fuchsia-pink flowers rise in narrow spikes to 14” tall and continue reblooming all summer. Z 4-9 ☼  14/7/14 y ® -

Heuchera ‘Vanilla Spice’ PPAF PVR This is the first Heuchera with ‘Green Spice’ type foliage and lovely white flowers. Flowers are shorter than ‘Green Spice’ but taller than the compact forms. Z 4-9   12/8/24 y ® -

Heuchera ‘Velvet Night’ heuchera ‘stormy seas’ Our darkest veiled form, 7” plush, slate black leaves, heuchera ‘vanilla spice’ with complex metallic purple overlays. Great with gold Hosta. It has shimmering leaves that are actually velvety to the touch, showing best in part shade. Z 4-9   17/7/26

Heuchera ‘Vesuvius’ PP13215 EU11503 Profuse and reblooming spires erupt like fountains of magma over the dark flanks of this hot little number. The flowers of this great garden performer are an orangey red. Bloomed very well in 55% shade. Z 4-9 ☼  17/7/24 y ® -

☼ = full sun  = partial shade  = shade x/x/x = spread/foliage ht/flower ht (inches on a 2 year old plant) f= fragrant -= cut flower ® = butterfly y = hummingbird ´= Japanese origin ∞= tropicalismo i = house plant 32 33 10 “Must Have” Heucheras for Garden Centers 10 “Must Have” Heucheras for Garden Centers 1 2 3 4 5

• Broad Color • Palette of Foliage and Flowers • A Cross-Merchandising Dream • Create Benches of Quilted Color • First to Color, Last to Fall • The Undemanding Solution to Gardeners’ Problems

1. Heuchera ‘Ginger Ale’ 2. Heuchera ‘Amethyst Myst’ 3. Heuchera ‘Rave On’ 6 7 8 9 10 4. Heucherella ‘Stoplight’ 5. Heuchera ‘Peach Flambé’ 6. Heuchera ‘Chocolate Ruffles’ 7. Heuchera ‘Marmalade’ 8. Heuchera ‘Cinnabar Silver’ 9. Heuchera ‘Obsidian’ 10. Heuchera ‘Lime Rickey’

10 “Must Have” Heucheras for Landscapes 10 “Must Have” Heucheras for Landscapes 11 12 13 14 15 • Proven Garden Performers • Multi-Seasonal Interest • Low Maintenance • Add Color & Texture to Both Landscapes & Mixed Containers • Tolerate A Wide Range of Conditions

11. Heuchera ‘Vesuvius’ 12. Heuchera ‘Café Olé’ 13. Heuchera ‘Purple Petticoats’ 14. Heuchera ‘Hollywood’ 15. Heuchera ‘Sparkling Burgundy’ 16 17 18 19 20 16. Heuchera ‘Starry Night’ 17. Heuchera ‘Plum Pudding’ 18. Heuchera ‘Sashay’ 19. Heuchera ‘Black Beauty’ 20. Heuchera ‘Green Spice’

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Lewisia ‘Constant Comment’ (Rare Plant Research) Mukdenia rossii ‘Crimson Fans’ This succulent perennial forms compact rosettes (syn. ‘Karasuba’) with short clusters of large, rose pink flowers, Mukdenia is a very hardy, deciduous Heuchera reblooming heavily up to 6 times a year. Burl relative from China. This form has large maple- Mostul from Rare Plant Research has come up like leaves, which emerge green then age (after with a for the rest of us. Do not fertilize. Lewisia flowering) to mid-green splashed with bright Requires excellent drainage with a gravel red. Foliage remains red all summer and is mulch. striking in fall as the green areas change to Z 6-9  5/3/5 gold. Numerous white, bell-shaped flowers are lewisia ‘constant comment’ held in branched panicles for several weeks lonicera harlequin Ligularia ‘Britt-Marie Crawford’ from February to April. Can be used as a PP16113 EU12794 (Walter’s Gardens) groundcover or specimen in part shade. This (Black Groundsel) Giant 12” leaves of glossy stunning plant is actually hardy in Vermont! black create mirrors in the garden! This darkest Likes even moisture and remember, it is not as Ligularia to date exhibits extreme vigor fast as a Heuchera in growth. Limited. providing a dramatic backdrop for infinite Z 4-9  gc/12/16 ´ i color combinations! Daisy-like flowers of golden orange emerge in late summer. Create Penstemon ‘Pink Chablis’ PP13422 EUi3695 a tropical mood with this hardy “must have” This gem is eight generations evolved from the Brunnera perennial. Z 4-9 ☼  30/30/45 ® - ultra-tough and Zone 3 hardy ‘Saskatoon Hybrids’. ‘Jack Frost’ This compact, dense, heavily blooming hybrid Liriope muscari ‘Okina’ has all the refinement the huge British hybrids (Frosted Monkey Grass) How about a neat don’t. Not only are these tolerant of poor soil, compact habit with broad leaves like an but the rosettes are also neat and glossy. A liriope ‘okina’ Ophiopogon? How about beautiful lilac-purple pleasure to have in the border or rock garden. mertensia sibirica flower spikes? How about PAPER-WHITE new Reblooms with spent flower removal. growth that later develops green tips and a Z 3-9 ☼ 16/8/18 minty finish in the warmer areas. We thought we’d hook you. Penstemon ‘Sweet Grapes’ PP13549 EU15667 Z 6-9  10/10/15 ® - This compact, heavily blooming purple hybrid has all the refinement that the huge British hybrids Glossy Black 12” Leaves Lobelia ‘Grape Knee-Hi’ PP13264 don’t. Not only tolerant of poor clay soil but (Cardinal Flower) By backcrossing to an the rosettes are neat and glossy. A pleasure to ligularia ‘britt-marie Crawford’ extremely dwarf form of the very hardy Lobelia have in the border or rock garden. Reblooms siphilitica, we’ve come up with a true dwarf with spent flower spike removal. Place in a mukdenia ‘crimson fans’ cardinal flower with deep, purple flowers! sunny well drained spot. Saskatoon hybrid Not only is this plant dwarf, it’s also sterile! blood. This prolongs the bloom time. Z 6-9  ☼ Z 3-9 ☼ 18/6/13 y ® 15/22/25 y f - Persicaria 'Chocolate Dragon' PPAF PVR lobelia ‘grape knee-hi’ penstemon ‘pink chablis’ Lobelia ‘Monet Moment’ (Maness) A wonderful LOW mound of striking leaves that (Cardinal Flower) We were amazed by two of this are purple when young and mature to a rich plant’s traits - immense flower size, and MASSES chocolate brown with a silvery olive chevron. In of flowers. The vigor of this plant is extraor- late summer and early fall it then becomes dinary. If Monet ever had “a moment” it would bright green with a dark basal blotch. Forms a be reflected in this gorgeous rose pink beauty dense, low mound to 3', never falling open like from Thurman Maness. Z 4-9 ☼  16/20/36 its predecessor, 'Red Dragon'. The other good y f - news is that it doesn't creep or reseed. Z 6-9 ☼  36/18/20 Lonicera x italica Harlequin (= ‘Sherlite’ EU417) (Variegated Honeysuckle) Beautifully variegated leaves, often cream-edged with pink highlights Petasites frigidus var. palmatus are combined with lovely, fragrant, yellow and ‘Golden Palms’ (Pavlich) pink flowers from summer to fall. Hummingbirds (Golden Coltsfoot) A wild sport collected at 1500’ will love you! Super fall color. Deciduous. in the Northwest by Chuck “Eagle-eye” Pavlich. lobelia ‘monet moment’ penstemon ‘sweet grapes’ Z 4-9 ☼  vine/24/27 y ® f - Shimmering metallic golden “palms” a foot petasites ‘golden palms’ wide arise in early spring preceded by cream persicaria ‘chocolate dragon’ male flower spikes from February-April. A Mertensia sibirica (syn. M. pterocarpa var. yezoensis) wonderful spreading marginal or bog plant (Japanese Bluebells) The leaves of this selection that is also quite at home in the cultivated have a cool blue cast and a better clumping garden. It does resent drought. Requires shade habit than the native form. Spring brings dozens in southern climes and needs sun elsewhere for of periwinkle-blue flowers. The powder blue best color. Limited selling season in the spring foliage is persistent all season long on this and offered as bare-root only. woodland delight. Z 4-9  10/7/12 Z 6-10 ☼  gc/12/15

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Sisyrinchium ‘devon skies’

pulmonaria ‘excalibur’ pulmonaria ‘moonshine’ Pulmonaria ‘Milky Way’ Pulmonaria (Lungwort) This plant offers the stellar combination of lance-shaped, heavily spotted Terra Nova Pulmonaria breeding has focused on vigor, flower size, leaves and pink-wine blooms that fade to blue. Strong spotted leaves are of color, plant habit, and mildew-resistance. Being one of the earliest mildew-resistant P. ‘Margery Fish’ heritage. Tony Avent of Plant Delights  y perennials to bloom, they combine wonderfully with spring bulbs, Nursery feels it’s the best form for the south! Z 4-9 12/15/10 Dicentra, and Corydalis. Sun Tolerant Great for the South! Pulmonaria ‘Moonshine’ PP13686 EU14325 Our flashiest Pulmonaria with great garden vigor, compact growth habit, and Pulmonaria ‘Cotton Cool’ mildew resistance. Shimmering silver-white leaves are rounded with a This bright silver, mildew resistant Pulmonaria outshines ‘Majeste’! We looked thin edge of darkest green. Heat and humidity tolerance make it a good pulmonaria ‘raspberry splash’ pulmonaria cevennensis at ‘Majeste’ and ‘Cotton Cool’ in our trials and of the two, ‘Cotton Cool’ never choice for the South. One of the favorites of the entire Terra Nova breeding Small clusters of sky blue flowers appear in April. This long- mildewed. team! Small, pale, blue-white flowers. Z 4-9  l 12/14/16 y  blooming English introduction sports attractive upright leaves that are entirely silvered. Pulmonaria ‘Raspberry Splash’ PP12138 EU11545 Z 4-9  19/12/14 y Very profuse flowering on this sun tolerant hybrid. Dusky raspberry-coral flowers arrive in early spring to herald the strongly silver-marked, sharply Pulmonaria ‘Dark Vader’ PP12333 EU11550 pointed, very upright foliage. P. longifolia breeding. John Walters was A fine, mildew resistant plant with a super strong habit. Silver spotting and callout captivated with this plant when he first saw it. Z 4-9 ❍ ◗ 25/12/13 y pink to dark purple flowers adorn this plant. Z 4-9  19/10/11 y

Pulmonaria ‘Excalibur’ PP8958 Pulmonaria ‘Silver Shimmers’ PP13290 EU14322 yucca ‘color guard’ Shiny silver leaves edged in dark green give rise to spring masses of purplish- This Pulmonaria has large, and undulating silvered leaves on a low plant. blue flowers held tightly against the foliage in spring. Extremely mildew- Steel-blue flowers are some of the largest of any cultivar we carry. Mildew resistant (see winter 2001 PPA journal). Z 4-9  20/9/9 y resistant. Z 4-9  l 18/8/9 y

Pulmonaria ‘High Contrast’ PP12337 EU11566 Pulmonaria ‘Trevi Fountain’ PP13047 ‘High Contrast’ has brilliantly contrasting foliage and one of the best track This superb, brightly silver-spotted beauty will give rise to profuse clusters records of all of our Pulmonarias in the hot summers of the Midwest and of large cobalt-blue flowers in spring. A stunner! We feel it is our best, true South. Large pink flowers fade to blue over mildew resistant foliage. Wavy, dark-blue and grows into a magnificent landscape specimen. The roots of pulmonaria ‘dark vader’ spear-shaped leaves are dark green, infused with melting silver. Z 4-9  this plant are in P. longifolia, the best form for the south, according to John pulmonaria ‘milky way’ pul. ‘silver shimmers’ pulmonaria ‘Victorian brooch’ 18/9/9 y Elsley, the botanical brains of Song Sparrow Farms. pulmonaria ‘trevi fountain’ Z 4-9 ☼  25/11/12 y Pulmonaria longifolia ssp. cevennensis This superb landscape Pulmonaria has the best of both worlds. Long, silver, Pulmonaria ‘Victorian Brooch’ PP11234 EU9811 spear-shaped 26” leaves are highly mildew resistant and provide the One of the longest blooming of all Pulmonarias with masses of outfacing magenta-coral flowers that pop against the attractive, long, silver-spotted perfect backdrop for an EXTENDED floral show. Large, midnight-blue foliage. Victorian Brooch bloomed for over 10 weeks in our Oregon garden. flowers are wider than the typical longifolia species. The PPA gave Z 4-9 ☼  20/12/8 y Mildew resistant. Z 4-9 ❍ ◗ 20/12/8 y this species the highest mildew resistance rating in their trials. Z 4-9  24/18/12 y

☼ = full sun  = partial shade  = shade x/x/x = spread/foliage ht/flower ht (inches on a 2 year old plant) f = fragrant tricyrtis ‘empress’ - = cut flower ® = butterfly y = hummingbird ´= Japanese origin ∞= tropicalismo i = house plant tricyrtis ‘gilty pleasure’ pulmonaria ‘high contrast’ pulmonaria ‘cotton cool’

38 39 www. terranovanurseries.com / 800-215-9450 Sedum New breeding has Pimpinella major ‘Rosea’(Pink Queen Anne’s Lace) to East coast heat and humidity. Pink leaf tones A perfect companion to Old Roses and Knautia, during cool periods. Z 3-9 ☼  10/12/15 ® f yielded a great new group of cultivars this is like a pink Queen Anne’s lace with no which are more compact and less likely This clumping perennial is weedy seedlings. ‘Golden Ruby’ to do the Sedum “fall apart” swan song an airy addition to the border. The stem rises Rubus spectabilis (Pavlich) (Golden Salmonberry) This startling gold leaf in asight to be seen, many times covering to nearly 3 feet topped with lacy soft pink in form of the easy to grow, native salmonberry the foliage entirely. Grower Note: All June and July (May in the NW). Prefers good features strong, 1” wide hot pink blooms in spring; drainage in a sunny spot. The color is inten- Sedum are sensitive to chemical appli- a very pretty combination. A great weaver for sified in cool weather and may rebloom in fall! the woodland garden! 3’ x 4’ deciduous shrub. cations and require good drainage and Rare and limited, please order well in advance. Prefers moist soil. Z 5-9  36/48/48 (In 2 ® low fertility (reduced N levels). Z 5-8 ☼  24/20/24 - years) ® Everblooming Groundcover for Shade Pinellia tripartita ‘Dragon Tails’ Sanicula caerulescens (Blue Sanicle) (Variegated Green Dragon) Hundreds of dainty sky-blue, flowers stand on Fabulous gold splashed foliage gives rise to black stems over the divided bronze-green fragrant(!), white to green “Jack-in-the-pulpit” foliage on this low-growing groundcover. This sanicula caerulescens type flowers. Exciting and exotic leaves. pinellia ‘dragon tails’ woodland gem has a compact, creeping habit Prefers fertile, humus-rich, well-drained soil with flowers emerging in early summer, and in a woodland garden or as a specimen in a continuing thru fall. This ever-blooming shade container. groundcover has enchanted all who have seen Z 5-9  l 12/8/15 f it! Z 6-9  l 12/4/6 ® Podophyllum ‘Kaleidoscope’ PP14460 (Asian Mayapple) Saxifraga fortunei ‘Silver Velvet’ “The” plant to have! Astounding! Exotic! (Velvet Saxifrage) Velvety bronze leaves are Breathtaking! One runs out of adjectives crossed with silver bands to produce an unfor- This is one of Dan’s favorites, to describe this “way-cool” relative of our gettable plant. with light pink flowers in the fall. Dan was Mayapple. Each is liberally splashed with sedum ‘cloud walker’ happy to be able to bring this wonder back bronze and silver. If the 20” wide leaves from Japan. He had been stopped short by this weren’t enough, it produces 7 to 20 burgundy beauty blooming in the “other Dan’s” woods red flowers when mature, each measuring only a few months previous. Prefers low to nearly 2 inches in length! Most sell here for no peat in soil (try aggregate/bark, 50/50 or a $40 for a gallon pot. Crowds will encircle them. l ´ We’ve seen it. Protect from late spring frosts. loose woodland soil). Z 6-9  6/6/9 Z 6-9  l 16/18/17 podophyllum ‘spotty dotty’ Sedum ‘Cloud Walker’ PPAF PVR Cloud Walker’ beautifully combines large mauve podophyllum ‘kaleidoscope’ pimpinella rosea polemonium ‘stairway to heaven’ Podophyllum ‘Spotty Dotty’ PPAF PVR blooms and dark tinted foliage. A S. spectabile polemonium ‘snow and sapphires’ (Asian Mayapple) This brilliant hybrid of several Asian Mayapples hybrid with vase shaped, open branching habit boasts large, VIGOROUS, lobed umbrella that creates a new look in blooming hybrid shaped leaves. Leaves are chartreuse with Sedum. The 6-8” airy flower clusters are layered dramatic and bizarre chocolate-brown in patterns reminiscent of clouds. spotting throughout the spring. In summer, Z 4-9 ☼ 14/17/17 ® sedum ‘hot stuff’ the leaves are green with lightly spotted areas. Huge garnet-colored flowers are found under Sedum ‘Mr. Goodbud’ PPAF PVR the leaves in clusters of 5 or more. This form This dusky new S. spectabile hybrid has tight foliage and strongly contrasting colors between its was selected for its coloring, frost tolerance, light buds and dark mauve flowers. Richer tones vigor, and rhizomatous habit. and better foliage than S. ‘Brilliant’. Upright Z 6-9  l 24/18/17 habit and short stature. Dan’s favorite of this Polemonium caeruleum trio. Z 4-9 ☼ 14/17/17 ® ‘Snow and Sapphires’ PP13441 (McDonald) (Variegated Jacob’s ladder) Clean white varie-

gation surrounds the larger fern-like leaflets. Sedum spectabile ‘Hot Stuff’ PPAF PVR The foliage mound gives up sky-blue flowers The SHORTEST S. spectabile on the market! This saxifraga ‘silver velvet’ rubus ‘golden ruby’ whose fragrance can be enjoyed from 3-5 feet seedling of ‘Brilliant’ bloodlines forms a tight away. Deadheading can encourage rebloom. 10” mound of foliage covered by domes of pink It has rebloomed 3 times here with dead- flower heads! Z 4-9 ☼ 14/10/12 ® sedum ‘mr. goodbud’ heading. Vigorous and long-lived.

silene ‘valley high’ Z 3-9 ☼  16/10/11 ® f - Silene dioica ‘Valley High’ PP16064 Polemonium reptans (Variegated campion) Strongly contrasting variegation has a large green center surrounded ‘Stairway to Heaven’ PP15187 PVR (Cullina) by cream to white margins. Profuse rose pink (Variegated Jacob’s ladder) Broad, bold, cream flowers begin in May and continue thru variegated foliage has 12” stems bearing light blue summer and into fall. An excellent and showy flowers from May-June. A very hardy large-leafed Polemonium introduced by Bill Cullina of the companion when planted with sun-loving New England Wild Flower Society. Plant grows Heuchera, Echinacea, and Campanula. Needs into a nice clump the first year. High tolerance good drainage and minimal fertilization. Z 4-9 ☼ 8/10/13 ®f

☼ = full sun  = partial shade  = shade x/x/x = spread/foliage ht/flower ht (inches on a 2 year old plant) f= fragrant 40 -= cut flower ® = butterfly y = hummingbird ´= Japanese origin ∞= tropicalismo i = house plant 41 www. terranovanurseries.com / 800-215-9450 Sisyrinchium ‘Devon Skies’ (Blue eyed grass) This showy, grass-like clumper is covered with and deep green variegated leaves and dark dozens of large, sky-blue flowers for weeks stems. The orchid-like flowers are heavily in midsummer atop deer resistant foliage. It purple spotted over a white base. Flowers blooms all summer in the NE and South from August through September atop a tolerating heat, humidity, poor soils, and compact plant. Prefers moist, woodland drought as long it has good drainage. conditions. Z 5-9  l 20/28/29 - Z 7-10 10/4/6 y ☼ Tricyrtis lasiocarpa Thalictrum sp. ‘Black Stockings’ Intrepid plant explorers were able to pluck a gem called Tricyrtis lasiocarpa from the (Meadow Rue) This tall beauty has long, nearly black stems, contrasting green leaves and is mountains of Taiwan. This relatively new species has impressed us with its vigorous, bold, topped by fluffy lavender flowers in large flat- tricyrtis lasiocarpa sisyrinchium ‘devon skies’ topped corymbs. Very showy for the back of the substantive form, and jewel-like blue flowers border. Needs to be vernalized to bloom. in the fall. The last of our Tricyrtis to bloom, Z 5-9 ☼  24/48/48 ® f - extending the season. The mottled growth in spring is striking! Z 5-9  l 14/24/24 ´ Tolmiea menziesii ‘Cool Gold’ PP15948 PVR (Golden Piggyback Plant) With foliage of soft, Tricyrtis ‘Lightning Strike’ cool, clear gold, ‘Cool Gold’ is a substantial Its variegated and gold-striped leaves vary to a tricyrtis ‘imperial banner’ improvement over previous clones. No light center with a dark green “lightning” along splotching or reversions! It retains its color the edges. Lavender flowers come into view throughout the selling season. in fall. Keep moist for best growth. Z 4-9  l Z 6-9 ☼  14/12/18 15/24/26 ´ -

Trachelospermum jasminoides Veronica prostrata ‘Tricolor’ (syn. T. asiaticum. ‘Hatsuyuki’ = First Snow) ‘Aztec Gold’ PP13354 EU13144 (Tricolor Star Jasmine) Fabulous hot-pink new (Golden Speedwell) Brilliant gold foliage spreads growth, which later turns to cream splashed on in congested mats and is complimented by rich tricyrtis ‘gilty pleasure’ This versatile groundcover thalictrum ‘black stockings’ green. Drought tolerant, loves full sun (needs blue flowers in May. heat to grow). Fragrant white flowers with works well in mixed containers, hanging a “jasmine” fragrance. Does well in containers. baskets, over walls, etc. Foliage goes chartreuse AGM (Award of Merit--a huge honor) awarded in partial shade, which is still very nice! in the U.K. Short vining habit. Z 7-10 ☼  Z 3-9 ☼  gc/3/6 ® - 12/4/6-in 3 years y f Viola ‘Silver Samurai’ Grower Note: Grow warm to really get the color callout Samurai wore robes often marked with silver to splash the foliage prior to selling. highlights and the story is; they had a soft spot for thalictrum ‘black stockings’ flowers. To their honor, we dedicate this plant with large, silver, ruffled and cut foliage giving yucca ‘bright edge’ yucca ‘sapphire skies’ Tricyrtis (Toad Lily) rise to lavender flowers. This is a “big brother” yucca ‘color guard’ This trouble free genus of plants has archi- to Viola ‘Geisha’. Rarely reseeds. tectural foliage which adds drama to the Z 5-9  8/5/6 f garden and compliments various perennials in the shade. Flowers are speckled wonders Yucca filamentosa ‘Bright Edge’ tricyrtis ‘lightning strike’ tolmiea ‘cool gold’ appearing during an unexpected season of Creamy white flowers on great spikes hover over the spectacularly bright golden edged dark year (fall) resembling miniature orchids in an green leaves, this plant is simply dazzling. With array of colors from turquoise and purples to its colorful evergreen display ‘Bright Edge’ whites and yellows. provides year-round, multiseasonal interest! Z 4-9 ☼ 24/20/36 (in 4 years) y - Tricyrtis ‘Empress’ A great and regal hybrid of T. formosana with Yucca filamentosa ‘Color Guard’ very large, darkly spotted, orchid-like flowers Tantalizing tufts of yellow centered foliage make at the tips. Strong foliage grows “clean” and a great addition to the garden. Awesome coral upright like others in this series. Flowers in winter color along the stripes. Growth is August-September, sooner than the “hirta” superior to other clones of Yucca filamentosa. forms. Z 5-9  l 20/28/29 - Creamy white, fragrant flowers on large spikes. Z 4-9 ☼ 24/20/36 (in 4 years) y - Tricyrtis formosana ‘Gilty Pleasure’ PP13688 EU14209 Yucca rostrata ‘Sapphire Skies’ (Cistus) veronica ‘aztec gold’ Trachelospermum ‘tricolor’ We found a great sport of ‘Gilt Edge’, which (Blue beaked Yucca) Elegant, short leaf selection, viola ‘silver samurai’ tricyrtis ‘empress’ shows electric yellow foliage in the spring and with gorgeous powder blue-colored leaves which softer gold foliage throughout the balance of the hold their color year-round. Over the years it season. Some gold Tricyrtis show little vigor, will form an upright, unbranched tree with a but with a hybrid base like ‘Gilt Edge’, that’s not stout trunk to about 4’. The hardiest of the trunk a problem. Nice lavender flowers contrast with forming Yucca. Another rare and exciting plant the golden foliage in fall. Z 5-9  l 12/24/24 find brought to us from our friends at Cistus - Nursery, Sean Hogan and Parker Sanderson. Prefers alkaline soil and needs excellent drainage. Z 5-9 ☼ (if winter dry & with wind Tricyrtis ‘Imperial Banner’ PPAF PVR NEW protection) 16/16/36 (in 4 years) y - A very elegant sport of T. ‘Empress’ with cream Vigorous Grower! ☼ = full sun  = partial shade  = shade x/x/x = spread/foliage ht/flower ht (inches on a 2 year old plant) f= 42 fragrant -= cut flower ® = butterfly y = hummingbird ´= Japanese origin ∞= tropicalismo i = house plant 43 www. terranovanurseries.com / 800-215-9450 Reblooms

Sisyrinchium ‘devon skies’

tiarella ‘iron butterfly’ tiarella ‘Neon Lights’ (Foam Flowers) Tiarella Tiarella ‘Mint Chocolate’ PP11379 EU11546 This genus is indispensable in the woodland/shade garden. These Unusually long maple-shaped leaves are mint green with a chocolate shade loving groundcovers thrive in moderately moist, humus rich overlay. Profusions of toffee-tinted flowers adorn the colorful foliage in soils. Tiarellas have many great attributes; evergreen foliage (in the early spring. Nice bronzing in winter. This was a Bronze Award winner at Dan’s Fave! NW), winter color, fragrant spring flowers, and attractively marked Plantarium in Holland ‘00. Z 4-9  l 11/8/15 - and shaped leaves. ‘Neon Lights’ Strong Grower! Tiarella PP13289 EU13669 tiarella ‘sugar & spice’ Tiarella ‘Black Snowflake’ PP13684 EU13699 The blackest black centered, palmate-cut leaves are tiarella ‘spring symphony’ A very elegant Tiarella featuring finely dissected leaves with prominent edged with contrasting neon-green in spring and topped with large white flowers. This huge black centers and scented white flowers. Spring foliage color is vibrant leaved cultivar glowed in our trials and has earned respect at the retail front. Z 4-9  tiarella ‘crow feather’ with the contrast between black and green. Wonderful paired up with l 22/12/16 f - Corydalis ‘Berry Exciting’. Z 4-9  l 12/8/12 f - Tiarella ‘Pink Skyrocket’ PP13382 EU13697 Tiarella ‘Candy Striper’ PP15528 PVR Our BEST pink flowering Tiarella! One of our wild outcrosses shot up with this sparkling Lush green leaves sport a dark stippled stripe down each leaf lobe. Its salute. Explosive heads of shrimp pink are held above the marvelously cut and marked mounding habit, huge leaf size, pink flower buds, and white, foamy foliage. This is a new flower form for the genus. Fall color in full sun is burnished flowers are tantalizing. Possibly our largest foamflower, Candy Striper bronze and in shade is deep shiny black. tiarella ‘black snowflake’ combines strikingly with Athyrium ‘Burgundy Lace’ and Pulmonaria. Z 4-9  l 12/6/11 f - Z 4-9  l 16/10/14 f - Tiarella ‘Pirate’s Patch’ PP14907 EU17429 Tiarella ‘Crow Feather’ PP12335 EU13663 Broad, uncut leaves with the strongest patch yet, Bright green leaves, cut, and deeply marked with a black feather. as dark as a pirate’s heart. A breakthrough Probably the best winter color of ALL Tiarella - simply stunning with plant with outstanding habit with its low, a brocade of pinks, reds, purples, and blacks. A strong grower with a creeping stems. Over 250 flower spikes (a mounding habit and bright pink spring flowers. record) on a mature plant make this Ken’s Z4-9  l 11/8/12 f- favorite foamflower. Good bronze fall color. Z 4-9.  l 12/5/10 f - Tiarella ‘Iron Butterfly’ PP12396 EU9848 Large, fragrant flowers, striking, contrasting, cut foliage, and beautiful plant Tiarella ‘Spring Symphony’ PP12397 EU9847 tiarella ‘candy striper’ form combine into what is one of the most widely distributed Tiarella in the A smooth melody of compact foliage with leaves tiarella ‘pink skyrocket’ world. Dan saw this blooming in Chicago in mid-October! Winner of a “painted” with black along the mid-rib. Profuse, Silver Award at Plantarium in Holland ‘00. Z 4-9  l 11/8/16 f - strong pink flowers reach their crescendo in mid-spring. Z 4-9  l 10/7/10 f - Tiarella ‘Jeepers Creepers’ PP13437 EU11504 Our Best Pink! Most running forms of Tiarella are blasé; they run too fast, and their flowers Tiarella ‘Sugar and Spice’ PPAF PVR are often insipid. ‘Jeepers Creepers’ is the answer: Bold, well marked This plant is everything nice; and it IS Dan’s foliage, creeping (not running) habit and large white flowers. It has one very favorite Tiarella in the whoooole world! of the best winter contrasts of all of our foamflowers. Dramatic, lacy leaves with painted, heavily Tiarella ‘Jeepers Creepers’ Z 4-9  l 24/7/12 f - marked centers are seen in summer to winter. Lightly fragrant, spring Vibrant Winter Color! ☼ = full sun  = partial shade  = shade x/x/x = spread/foliage ht/f flowers are uniquely “frosted with pink with a white interior.” The shiny lower ht (inches on a 2 year old plant) f = fragrant - = cut flower ® = butterfly leaves appear to be lacquered and look fabulous all year here at the ∞ tricyrtis ‘empress’ y = hummingbird ´= Japanese origin = tropicalismo i = house plant nursery! Z 4-9  l 12/8/13 f - tricyrtis ‘gilty pleasure’ tiarella ‘mint chocolate’ tiarella ‘pirates patch’

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Sisyrinchium ‘devon skies’

verbascum ‘dark eyes’

Verbascum (Mullein) Terra Nova’s Breeding Team has been up to some of the best improvements this genus has seen to date. Our new clones are compact, supremely branched, floriferous, vigorous, and have flowers that Extremely Compact! are larger, with more color and presentation. (All species are deer Long Blooming & Deer Resistant! resistant too!) The TNT stresses the sterility of these hybrids verbascum ‘gold nugget’ because they rarely stop blooming! Good drainage is essential verbascum ‘lavender lass’, ‘Gold nugget’, & ‘honey dijon’ for best garden performance.

Verbascum ‘Blushing Bride’ PPAF PVR rugose texture. This is our most dwarf Verbascum eye over compact, sterile plants! Will rebloom Verbascum ‘Lemon Sorbet’ PPAF PVR Verbascum ‘Royalty’ PPAF PVR rebloom. Each pink floret flower “blushes” to a darker shade. to date – so low it can be planted en masse as a after cutback. Foliage is like felt. Wonderful These reblooming (and sterile) clear lemon blooms Only 12-15” tall in bloom with more than 80 blooms Z 5-9 ☼ 14/8/18 ® - These compact plants are the result of Terra Nova’s groundcover! when combined with Echinacea ‘Hope’ and decorate a well behaved clump. This drought per branch! Our richest royal-violet flowers atop extensive breeding program to produce sterile, Z 5-9 ☼ 10/8/12 ® Heuchera ‘Marmalade’. Z 5-9 ☼ 14/8/18 ® - tolerant hybrid is perfect for the Southwestern compact 12” tall clumps add a new and needed Verbascum ‘Sugar Plum’ PP16224 EU17455 reblooming plants with well-branched spikes of garden with glowing flowers lasting well into color to our Verbascum palette. Use in containers You will be amazed at the large, clear plum flowers profuse flowers. Good drainage is important. Verbascum ‘Gold Nugget’ PPAF PVR Verbascum ‘Lavender Lass’ PPAF PVR summer heat. or in the garden and cut back the sterile flowers on numerous spikes. This dwarf reblooms for Z 5-9 ☼ 14/8/18 ® - This super compact plant has soft golden-yellow, Masses of summer-long bloom create a gigantic Z 5-9 ☼ 14/8/18 ® - for more flower show. Z 5-9 ☼ 10/6/12 ® months in full sun with Delphinium-sized flowers. sterile flowers with vibrant red eyes that are held display of color. Shades of lavender and plum Z 5-9 ☼ 12/8/18 ® - close to the lovely silvered foliage. Drought tolerant Verbascum ‘Dark Eyes’ PPAF PVR arise from compact plants atop this sterile ‘Sierra Sunset’ ® Verbascum ‘Plum Smokey’ PP16156 EU17454 Verbascum PPAF PVR Absolutely unique form displays pyramids of bloom! and needs good drainage. Z 5-9 ☼ 14/8/18 bloomer! Foliage is quite ruffled. One of Dan’s Rosettes carrying a multitude of sterile, 16” This color breakthrough has huge, coppery orange Large dark, red-centered sterile flowers in shades favorites. flowering stems above the foliage with numerous, ruffled flowers that dance in the setting sun. Deep Verbascum ‘Honey Dijon’ PPAF PVR of pale yellow on very tight but wide spikes. ® - large, smoky-purple flowers. Blooms for months red eyes draw your attention over the compact, Numerous flower heads boasting hundreds of hefty Z 5-9 ☼ 14/8/23 Individual flowers have purple stamens and an in full sun. Good drainage is necessary. velvety foliage. Perfect compliment for Heuchera flowers in shades of peach and gold, with a plum orange pistil. The leaves are silver and have a Z 5-9 ☼ 12/8/18 ® - ‘Peach Flambe’ and ‘Obsidian’. Sterility assures

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Tiarella ‘Sugar & Spice’ Heuchera ‘Green Spice’

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Ordering Info Colorful Fall Harvest

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