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Green Leaf Plants® Lancaster, Pennsylvania Green Leaf Plants® Bogotá, Colombia (Pictured Left to Right) Rich Hollenbach, Grower Manager and Production Planning/Inventory Control (Pictured Left to Right) Silvia Guzman, Farm Manager I Isabel Naranjo, Lab Manager I Juan Camilo Manager I Andrew Bishop, Managing Director I Sara Bushong, Customer Service Manager and Herrera, Manager of Latin American Operations & Sales Logistics Manager Cindy Myers, Human Resources and Administration Manager I Nancy Parr, Product Manager

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2 I Green Leaf Plants® Blooms of Bressingham® Varieties 8 Grasses 29 Contents Herbs 49 Hosta 33 Maps + Culture 56 New Programs + Varieties 6 Product Forms + How to Order 4 Perennials 11 Seedling Trays 10 What’s New Herbs Perennials Transportation 58 6 49 11 Useful Lists 55

HowThe following symbolsto anduse abbreviations this are used catalog throughout these pageses.

Identify varieties and sizes grown on speculation. Unshaded prices Shaded Prices .50 identify Grow to Order (GTO) varieties and sizes. Advance notice required for GTO items.

NEW!: This is a new or recent introduction VR: Vernalization Required. Plant requires cold Product Size Codes to the market. treatment for best performance and/or first year 288, 200, 162, 128, 72, 30, 38: flowering. Number = cell count per 10" x 20" tray. USPP#8828 et al: Plant is patented in the U.S. Propagation without permission of patent holder VR-B: Vernalization Required. Bulking in final 72V and 30V: Plant is available vernalized in late is illegal. sales container highly recommended prior to winter/early spring. Plant requires cold treatment vernalization for best performace and first-year for best performance and/or first-year flowering. USPPAF: U.S. Plant Patent Applied For. Propagation flowering. Some speculative production. Advance orders by without permission of applicant is illegal. July 1st are strongly recommended. VB: Vernalization Beneficial. Plant benefits from BLOOMS: Identifies plants introduced by Blooms cooling. URC: Unrooted Cutting. Most varieties available ® of Bressingham . year-round. VB-B: Vernalization Beneficial. Bulking in final Z: USDA Hardiness Zone sales container highly recommended prior to ROY $.xx: Royalty and/or Marketing Fee. vernalization for best performace and first-year H: AHS Heat Zone flowering. Pricing effective

AAS Winner: An All-America Selections winner. LSW: Plant is available rooted in liners when best July 1, 2013 suited for successful finishing, based on natural Tender: Varieties that are USDA Zone 7 and above. response and/or plant vigor. LSW does not apply to seedling trays. URCs of VEG items are : Produced from seed. available outside this window.

TC: Produced from tissue culture. TAG $.xxx: A tag is required for this variety.

VEG: Vegetatively propagated from tip or cuttings. Check availability online at GLplants.com I 3 Product Forms + How to Order

Unrooted Product Form Seedling Trays Vernalized Liners Cuttings Size URC 288-Seedling Tray 128-Seedling Tray 72V-Cell Tray 30V-Cell Tray Sold As Each 270 128 72 30 .8125" x 1.125" x 1.625" x Top diameter 2.5"; Cell Dimensions N/A .8125" x 1" 1.125" x 1.5" 1.625" x 2.375" Depth 3.5" Cell Volume N/A .366 cubic inches .854 cubic inches 4.09 cubic inches 10.5 cubic inches Sales Window Year round* Year round* Year round* Feb – Apr Feb – Apr Variety & size Spec / Grow to Order (GTO)** N/A GTO GTO Variety & size specific specific Minimum per Variety 50 URC 1 Tray 1 Tray 1 Tray 1 Tray Pack per Small Box 1,000 URC 2 Trays 1 Tray 1 Tray 1 Tray Pack per Medium Box 3,000 URC N/A N/A N/A N/A Pack per Large Box 6,000 URC 5 Trays 3 Trays 3 Trays 2 Trays Early Order Discount N/A 5% 5% 5% 5%

ContactHow Us to Order Substitutions Green Leaf Plants® We do our best to fill your orders as requested. {Smart thinking 2369 Old Philadelphia Pike We may suggest substitutions with similar varieties Lancaster, PA 17602 to avoid delay. rewards} p: 800.321.9573; f: 717.299.7162 e: [email protected] Payment Terms Hours: Monday – Friday • Net 30 days for customers with approved credit. Early Order 8:00 AM - 4:30 PM Eastern Time 1.5% finance charge on past-due invoices. • Visa ®, MasterCard®, Discover® Card: Specify card Discount rewards you Please provide the following: type, card number, expiration date and card holder’s Business name name. for thinking ahead. Contact name • Specify your favorite distributor. See list on catalog 72V, 30V: 5%, Order by August 1 Billing address back cover. Shipping address (not a PO box) 288, 200, 162, 128, 72, 38, 30: Telephone #; Fax # Loss and damaged shipments 5%, Order by November 1 for Email address All shipments should be inspected upon arrival. Truck January through June delivery, delivery: If damage or shortages are apparent, note Cancellations the problem on the paperwork. Small package: If Order by May 1 for July through We charge a 20% restocking fee on all Grow to Order problems are not discovered until boxes are opened, and custom-grown items cancelled post-production. call us within 48 hours. If you suspect your shipment December delivery is lost, call us and we will track it for you. Charges that may affect your costs: EOD does not apply to 50 strip tray Freight: FOB shipping point Claims and unrooted cuttings. Required tags Report any claims concerning product quality or Phytosanitary Certificate Fee - See page 58 shortages within 48 hours to Green Leaf Plants® Customer Service (800.321.9573) or your sales Annual Earned Specify preferred shipping method representative. (See page 58) Discount rewards Green Leaf Plants® Truck Failure to notify us promptly may result in delay or We ship as close to requested week as possible. refusal of claim. Please be aware that vernalized your repeat buisness. Minimums and rates vary. plants may be dormant or just emerging from Ask your favorite salesperson or Customer Federal Express dormancy. Such plants will outperform those that have Service for details on AED. Customer Pick-Up not had a cold treatment, but may take some time to resume active growth. See how to handle dormant liners on page 57. 4 I Green Leaf Plants® Unrooted Product Form Seedling Trays Vernalized Liners Non-Vernalized Liners Cuttings Size URC 288-Seedling Tray 128-Seedling Tray 72V-Cell Tray 30V-Cell Tray 200-Cell Tray 162-Cell Tray 128-Cell Tray 72-Cell Tray 50-Strip Tray 30-Cell Tray Sold As Each 270 128 72 30 200 162 128 72 50 30 .8125" x 1.125" x 1.625" x Top diameter 2.5"; .88" x .88" 1.06" x 1.06" 1.188" x 1.188" 1.625" x 1.625" 1.16" x 1.34" Top diameter 2.5"; Cell Dimensions N/A .8125" x 1" 1.125" x 1.5" 1.625" x 2.375" Depth 3.5" x 1.75" x 1.175" x 2.125" x 2.375" x 1.63" Depth 3.5" Cell Volume N/A .366 cubic inches .854 cubic inches 4.09 cubic inches 10.5 cubic inches 1.29 cubic inches 1.29 cubic inches 1.71 cubic inches 4.09 cubic inches 1.34 cu inches 10.5 cubic inches Sales Window Year round* Year round* Year round* Feb – Apr Feb – Apr Year round* Year round* Year round* Year round* April – July Year round* Variety & size Spec / Grow to Order (GTO)** N/A GTO GTO Variety & size specific GTO GTO GTO Variety & size specific GTO Variety & size specific specific Minimum per Variety 50 URC 1 Tray 1 Tray 1 Tray 1 Tray 1 Tray 1 Tray 1 Tray 1 Tray 1 Tray 1 Tray Pack per Small Box 1,000 URC 2 Trays 1 Tray 1 Tray 1 Tray 1 Tray 1 Tray 1 Tray 1 Tray 2 Strips 1 Tray Pack per Medium Box 3,000 URC N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A N/A Pack per Large Box 6,000 URC 5 Trays 3 Trays 3 Trays 2 Trays 3 Trays 3 Trays 3 Trays 3 Trays 6 Strips 2 Trays Early Order Discount N/A 5% 5% 5% 5% 5% 5% 5% 5% N/A 5% * Year round production unless a Liner Sales Window is listed in the variety description **Shaded liner prices on the variety description pages identify varieties and sizes grown on speculation. Unshaded prices indicate Grow to Order (GTO) items. 5012828872 URC 38 20072V30162 30V More size options including economical, smaller seedling plug and liner sizes!

The Selling Power of Tags Our modern tags lend eye-catching color and give consumers vital information. Two size options available for Dendranthema Igloo varieties. Tag prices include shipping costs.

Tag Size Price Blooms of Bressingham® 7” tall x 2.5” wide $.15

Standard 6” tall x 1.95” wide $.115

Igloo Series Small (default): 4” tall x 1.3” wide $.025 Dangler Hang Tag Upgrade: 3.68” tall x 2.65” wide $.15

Plant Select® varieties 6” tall x 1.95” wide $.115

Note: Some varieties in this catalog are required to carry a tag. Please see individual variety listings for this notation: TAG $.115 et al. Optional tags are available for all other varieties.

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new! Easy, Reliable, Profitable. New partnerships, innovative genetics, new programs and economical product forms!

PopularGrasses varieties, including the World-classTerra Novabreeder of Nurseries unique plants with EverColor®, ColorGrass® and superior garden performance. See pages Celebration series in a range 7-8 for new varieties and partnership of cell sizes to meet your needs. with Blooms of Bressingham®. See pages 29-30.

® Seedling Trays InnovativeStar geneticsRoses from & Star Plants Roses & Now offering 288 and 128 seedling Plants’ in-house breeding program as trays of over 150 varieties, with the well as their breeder partners around same reliable high quality you’ve come the world. We are pleased to add Star to expect from Green Leaf Plants! See Roses & Plants to our breeder network. page 10 for variety list and page 4 for ordering information.

Perennial Essentials Program We’ll help you grow at ease, with proven performers that support a fresh and colorful perennial program that will fuel your sales! • Contains seven customized regional programs with growing schedules and culture for the U.S. and Canada. • Each region is broken down by season with details on liner size, finished pot size, finishing time, hardiness, flower color and height. • Find out which varieties attract hummingbirds and butterflies, are deer resistant or drought tolerant, and which could be used as a cut flower. We find the facts that help you grow! Available at GLplants.com under Technical Support

6 I Green Leaf Plants® See What’s New New or recent introductions to the market. Look for these varieties Varieties Pictured left to right: Arctotis Pumpkin Pie™ Coreopsis ‘Little Penny’ Alonsoa Maritana™ Salmon Coreopsis ‘Mambo’ marked NEW! throughout this catalog. Antirrhinum ‘Snap Daddy Yellow’ Coreopsis ‘Salsa’ Colocasia Royal Hawaiian® ‘Hawaiian Punch’ Phygelius ‘Rosy Cheeks’ Buddleja Buzz™ Ivory Echinacea ‘Cheyenne Spirit’ Delosperma Jewel of Desert Mix Lavandula ‘Ellagance Pink’ Perennials Agastache ‘Summer Glow’ Lobelia ‘Scarlet Princess’ Agastache aurantiaca Coronado® Hypericum Hypearls™ Madelon Agastache aurantiaca ‘Tango’ Leucanthemum ×superbum Agastache cana ×barberi ‘Bolero’ ‘Victorian Secret’ Terra Nova Agastache Summer™ Series Terra Nova Lobelia hybrid Princess Series Ajuga ×tenorii ‘Dixie Chip’ Monarda didyma ‘Cranberry Lace’ Maritana™ Series Nepeta Junior Walker™ Anemone hupenhensis ‘Pretty Lady Maria’ BLOOMS Penstemon ‘Dark Towers’ Terra Nova Antirrhinum majus ‘Snap Daddy Pink’ Penstemon schmidel Riding Hood Series Antirrhinum majus ‘Snap Daddy Yellow’ ‘Blue Riding Hood’ Arctotis hybrid Ravers® Series ‘Delfts Blue Riding Hood’ Buddleja davidii Buzz™ Series ‘Hot Pink Riding Hood’ poscharskyana ‘Blue Rivulet’ BLOOMS ‘Lavender Riding Hood’ Colocasia esculenta Royal Hawaiian® Series ‘Marble Riding Hood’ Coreopsis hybrid Big Bang™ Series ‘Purple Riding Hood’ ‘Cosmic Evolution’ Phlox paniculata Flame® Series ‘Polaris’ Phygelius hybrid Tye Dye® Series ‘Star Cluster’ Physostegia virginiana ‘Pink Manners’ Coreopsis ‘Center Stage’ Terra Nova Rudbeckia ‘Little Goldstar’ Coreopsis hybrid Coloropsis™ Series Salvia hybrid Suncrest Series Coreopsis hybrid Cruizin’ Series Scabiosa ‘Vivid Violet’ Terra Nova ‘Broad Street’ Sedum Candy™ Series ‘Electric Avenue’ ‘Raspberry Truffle’ Terra Nova ‘Main Street’ Sedum ‘Class Act’ Terra Nova Coreopsis Hardy Collection Terra Nova Sedum ‘Mr. Goodbud’ Terra Nova Coreopsis Hardy Jewel™ Series Terra Nova Sedum Party Hardy™ Series Terra Nova Coreopsis Lemonade™ Series Terra Nova Sedum spectabile ‘Crystal Pink’ Terra Nova Coreopsis Pie™ Series ‘Little Penny’ Terra Nova Silene dioica ‘Valley High’ Terra Nova Cosmos hybrid ‘Spellbound’ Tiarella American Trail™ Series Terra Nova Delosperma hybrid Jewel of Desert Series prostrata ‘Aztec Gold’ Terra Nova Delphinium chinensis ‘Diamonds Blue’ Veronica peduncularis ‘Whitewater’ Delphinium elatum Aurora™ Series Veronica hybrid ‘Tranquility’ Dendranthema Igloo Series BLOOMS Veronica longifolia ‘First Glory’ ‘Fireworks Igloo’ Veronica longifolia ‘First Lady’ ‘Icicle Igloo’ Veronica longifolia ‘First Love’ ‘Sizzling Igloo’ Dianthus Scent First™ Tall Series Memories Grasses Pink Fizz Carex oshimensis EverColor® Series integerrima Coral Canyon® Pennisteum ×advena Celebration Series Digitalis purpurea Dalmatian Series Echinacea Supreme™ Series BLOOMS/Terra Nova Echinacea hybrid ‘Cheyenne Spirit’ Herbs Lavandula angustifolia ‘Ellagance Pink’ Geranium ×cantabrigiense Crystal Rose (‘ABPP’) Lavandula angustifolia ‘Thumbelina Leigh’ Geum chiloense × rivale ‘Totally Tangerine’ Lavandula stoechas Butterfly Garden® Series Heucherella ‘Blue Ridge’ ‘Early Summer’ Heucherella ‘Buttered Rum’ BLOOMS/Terra Nova ‘Giant Summer’ Heucherella ‘Cracked Ice’ BLOOMS/Terra Nova ‘Green Summer’ Heucherella Falls™ Series Terra Nova ‘Pink Summer’ Heucherella ‘Great Smokies’ ‘Silver Summer’ Hypericum Hypearls™ Compact Star Hypericum Hypearls™ Compact Yellow

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These introductions are some of the strongest genetics { Terra Nova Nurseries has produced in recent years. }

Echinacea Supreme™ SeriesUSPPAF

‘Supreme Cantaloupe’, ‘Supreme Elegance’, ‘Supreme Flamingo’ Non-fading blooms in flamboyant colors with low usage needs for water, fertilizer and pesticides. (Z4) Heucherella ‘Buttered Rum’ & ‘Cracked Ice’ USPPAF Vigorous plants with strong coloring and textural pizazz. Blooms/Terra Nova Cold, heat and humidity tolerant. (Z4) Blooms of Bressingham® and Terra Nova Nurseries have entered into a licensing agreement to breed, grow and co-brand a selection of new plant varieties, bringing growers an expanded production and distribution source of good garden plants.

Carrying On The Blooms tradition of developing and distributing garden-worthy plants.

8 I Green Leaf Plants® BloomsAchillea ‘Moonshine’ VarietiesCoreopsis verticillata ‘Golden Gain’ OfferedHeliopsis helianthoides ‘Bressingham Doubloon’ Achillea millefolium ‘Apricot Delight’ Coreopsis verticillata ‘Sweet Marmalade’ Heliopsis helianthoides ‘Loraine Sunshine’ Achillea millefolium ‘Peachy Seduction’ Dendranthema ‘Cool Igloo’ Heuchera ‘Raspberry Ice’ Achillea millefolium ‘Pineapple Mango’ NEW! Dendranthema ‘Fireworks Igloo’ Heuchera ‘Silver Lode’ Achillea millefolium ‘Pink Grapefruit’ Dendranthema ‘Frosty Igloo’ NEW! Heucherella ‘Buttered Rum’ Terra Nova Tried Achillea millefolium ‘Pomegranate’ NEW! Dendranthema ‘Icicle Igloo’ NEW! Heucherella ‘Cracked Ice’ Terra Nova ™ Achillea millefolium ‘Saucy Seduction’ Dendranthema ‘Rosy Igloo’ Hibiscus ‘Brandy Punch’ Achillea millefolium ‘Strawberry Seduction’ NEW! Dendranthema ‘Sizzling Igloo’ Hibiscus ‘Cherry Brandy’ Trusted Achillea millefolium ‘Sunny Seduction’ Dendranthema ‘Sunny Igloo’ Hibiscus ‘Cinnamon Grappa’ Achillea millefolium ‘Wonderful Wampee’ Dendranthema ‘Warm Igloo’ Hibiscus ‘Peppermint Schnapps’ & Anemone hupehensis ‘Pretty Lady Diana’ NEW! Echinacea ‘Supreme Kniphofia ‘Elvira’ Blooms of Bressingham varieties Anemone hupehensis ‘Pretty Lady Emily’ Cantaloupe’ Terra Nova Lavandula ‘Blue Cushion’ are tested for years – in gardens NEW! Anemone hupehensis NEW! Echinacea ‘Supreme Leucanthemum ×superbum Freak!™ (‘LEUZ0001’) and pot trials – at secure trial ‘Pretty Lady Maria’ Elegance’ Terra Nova Leucanthemum ×superbum ‘Snowcap’ sites, leading perennial growers, Anemone ×hybrida ‘Party Dress’ NEW! Echinacea ‘Supreme Lithodora ‘White Star’ universities and botanical gardens Anthemis ‘Susanna Mitchell’ Flamingo’ Terra Nova Lychnis coronaria ‘Gardener’s World’ throughout . Buddleja ‘Butterfly Heaven’ Erigeron ‘Prosperity’ Penstemon ×mexicali ‘Sweet Joanne’ Campanula persicifolia ‘Chettle Charm’ Eryngium ×zabelli ‘Big Blue’ Penstemon ‘Prairie Twilight’ Comprehensive trials establish NEW! Campanula poscharskyana ‘Blue Rivulet’ ‘Jenny Brook’ Penstemon ‘Sour Grapes’ Campanula poscharskyana Euphorbia ‘Bonfire’ Phlox paniculata ‘Eva Cullum’ reliability and provide valuable Blue Waterfall (‘Camgood’) Fragaria Pink Panda® (‘Frel’) Phlox paniculata ‘Franz Schubert’ information on regional Centaurea montana ‘Amethyst Dream’ Geranium ‘Azure Rush’ Phlox subulata ‘Oakington Blue Eyes’ performance. Centaurea montana ‘Amethyst in Snow’ Geranium ‘Blushing Turtle’ caeruleum Brise d’Anjou (‘Blanjou’) Centaurea montana ‘Gold Bullion’ Geranium ‘Rozanne’ Polemonium yezoense Coreopsis ‘Limerock Dream’ Geranium macrorrhizum ‘Bevan’s Variety’ Bressingham Purple (‘Polbress’) Coreopsis ‘Limerock Passion’ Helenium ‘Coppelia’ Rudbeckia speciosa ‘Viette’s Little Suzy’ Coreopsis ‘Limerock Ruby’ Helenium Mardi Gras (‘Helbro’) Solidago cutleri Goldrush (‘Solbut’) Coreopsis rosea ‘Sweet Dreams’ Helianthemum nummularium Verbena ‘Seabrook’s Lavender’ Coreopsis verticillata ‘Creme Brulee’ Hartswood Ruby (‘Hartswood’) Veronica prostrata Goldwell (‘Verbrig’) Coreopsis verticillata ‘Golden Dream’ Helianthus salicifolius ‘First Light’

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288 Seedling Tray 288 & 128 128 Seedling Tray Perennials Achillea ptarmica ‘Noblessa’ Dianthus caryophyllus ‘Can Can Scarlet’ Oenothera kunthiana ‘Glowing Magenta’ Agastache aurantiaca ‘Tango’ Digitalis ×mertonensis Papaver nudicaule ‘Champagne Bubbles’ Agastache cana×barberi ‘Bolero’ Digitalis purpurea Camelot™ Series Papaver nudicaule ‘Garden Gnome’ Agastache foeniculum ‘Golden Jubilee’ Digitalis purpurea Dalmatian Series Papaver nudicaule Spring Fever Series Alcea rosea annua Spring Celebrities Series Digitalis purpurea ‘Foxy’ Papaver nudicaule ‘Wonderland’ Alchemilla mollis ‘Auslese’ Echinacea hybrid ‘Cheyenne Spirit’ Papaver orientale ‘Allegro’ Alchemilla mollis ‘Thriller’ Echinacea purpurea Penstemon digitalis ‘Husker Red’ Alchemilla sericata ‘Gold Strike’ Echinacea purpurea ‘Magnus’ Penstemon ×mexicali Carillo Series Amsonia hubrichtii Echinacea purpurea PowWow™ Series Physostegia virginiana ‘Crystal Peak White’ Aquilegia ‘Biedermeier’ Echinacea purpurea ‘Prairie Splendor’ Platycodon grandiflorus‘Sentimental Blue’ Aquilegia caerulea Origami™ Series Echinacea purpurea ‘Ruby Star’ Polemonium boreale ‘Heavenly Habit’ Aquilegia canadensis ‘Little Lanterns’ Echinacea purpurea ‘White Swan’ Primula capitata Noverna® Deep Blue Aquilegia flabellata var. pumila ‘Selection’ Gaillardia ×grandiflora ‘Arizona Apricot’ Primula japonica Aquilegia vulgaris Clementine Series Gaillardia ×grandiflora ‘Arizona Red Shades’ Prunella grandiflora ‘Bella Blue’ Aquilegia vulgaris Winky Series Gaillardia ×grandiflora ‘Arizona Sun’ Prunella grandiflora ‘Bella Deep Rose’ Arabis blepharophylla ‘Red Sensation’ Gaillardia ×grandiflora Goblin (‘Kobold’) Rudbeckia fulgida ‘Goldsturm’ montana ‘Avalanche’ Gaillardia ×grandiflora Mesa™ Bright Bicolor Rudbeckia hirta ‘Autmn Colors’ Armeria maritima ‘Splendens’ Gaillardia ×grandiflora Mesa™ Yellow Rudbeckia hirta Denver Daisy™ Armeria pseudarmeria Ballerina Series Gazania linearis Colorado Gold® Rudbeckia hirta ‘Indian Summer’ Aruncus aethusifolius Geum coccineum ‘Koi’ Rumex sanguineus Asclepias tuberosa Geum flora plena ‘Blazing Sunset’ Sagina subulata ‘Crispy’ Baptisia australis Gypsophila muralis ‘Gypsy Deep Rose’ Salvia roemeriana ‘Hot Trumpets’ Bellis perennis Galaxy Series Gypsophila repens Filou Series Salvia nemorosa New Dimension Series Bellis perennis ‘Habanera’ Helenium amarum ‘Dakota Gold’ Saponaria ocymoides Bergenia cordifolia Winterglut (‘Winterglod’) Heliopsis helianthoides Scabiosa columbaria ‘Blue Note’ Calamintha nepeta ‘Blue Cloud’ Summer Sun (‘Sommersonne’) Sedum spurium ‘Voodoo’ Campanula carpatica ‘Blue Clips’ Heuchera americana Marvelous Marble™ Sempervivum Hardy Mix Campanula carpatica ‘Deep Blue Clips’ Heuchera micrantha ‘Palace Purple’ Silene alpestris ‘Starry Dreams’ Campanula carpatica ‘White Clips’ Heuchera sanguinea Coral Forest™ Stachys byzantina Campanula carpatica ‘Uniform Blue’ Heuchera sanguinea ‘Splendens’ Verbascum hybridum ‘Southern Charm’ Campanula carpatica ‘Uniform White’ Kniphofia ‘Border Ballet’ Verbena bonariensis Caryopteris incana ‘Blue Myth’ Kniphofia uvaria ‘Flamenco’ Mix Viola cornuta ‘Shangri-La Marina’ Centranthus ruber ‘Coccineus’ Leucanthemum ×superbum ‘Alaska’ Cerastium tomentosum Leucanthemum ×superbum ‘Crazy Daisy’ Coreopsis grandiflora ‘Early Sunrise’ Leucanthemum ×superbum ‘Snow Lady’ Grasses Coreopsis grandiflora ‘Heliot’ Leycesteria formosa ‘Jealousy’ Carex ColorGrass® Series Coreopsis grandiflora ‘Presto’ Liatris spicata ‘Kobold’ Delphinium chinensis ‘Diamonds Blue’ Lobelia cardinalis Delphinium ×cultorum Magic Fountains Series Lobelia ×speciosa ‘Queen Victoria’ Herbs Allium schoenoprasum Delphinium elatum Aurora™ Lavender Lupinus polyphyllus ‘Russell Hybrids’ Lavandula angustifolia ‘Lady’ Delphinium elatum Aurora™ Light Purple ‘Mon Amie Blue’ Lavandula angustifolia Ellagance Series Delphinium elatum ‘Dasante Blue’ Myosotis sylvatica ‘Rosylva’ Ocimum basilicum ‘Genovese’ Delphinium grandiflorum ‘Blue Mirror’ Myosotis sylvatica ‘Victoria Indigo-Blue’ Petroselinum crispum Triple Curled Parsley Delphinium grandiflorum Summer Series Nepeta subsessilis ‘Blue Dreams’ Petroselinum crispum Dianthus barbatus Barbarini® Series Nepeta subsessilis ‘Pink Dreams’ var. neapolitanum Italian Parsley

See variety description pages for sizes offered and pricing.

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NEW! Veronica ‘First Love’

URC 288 200 162 128 72 72V 30 30V ACHILLEA – Yarrow (Sun) Mid-June - July Asteraceae ‘Coronation Gold’ 3’. Large, deep yellow heads. Excellent for drying. Z3-9, H8-1 VEG VB .118 .48 .66 .80 1.16 1.39 ‘Moonshine’ 18-24”. Bright yellow over silvery foliage. Z4-8, H9-2 .118 .66 .80 1.16 1.39 BLOOMS VEG VB Tutti Frutti Series – Z4-8, H9-1 BLOOMS VEG VB, TAG $.15, ROY $.10 millefolium ‘Apricot Delight’ 29”. Produces a range of pinks from pale apricot to near red. .118 .43 .48 .66 .80 1.16 1.39 USPP #18738 millefolium ‘Pineapple Mango’ 23”. Flowers start out rich pink, mature to yellow/salmon and finish .43 .48 .66 .80 1.16 1.39 USPP #22302 pale primrose yellow. millefolium ‘Pink Grapefruit’ 26”. Lavender-pink flowers on large, slightly-mounded heads. .118 .43 .48 .66 .80 1.16 1.39 USPP #20741 millefolium ‘Pomegranate’ 29”. Compact habit. Rich velvety red flowers. Z4-8, H9-1 .118 .43 .48 .66 .80 1.16 1.39 USPP #20763 millefolium ‘Wonderful Wampee’ 22”. Tight corymbs open rich pink, then age gracefully to apple .118 .43 .48 .66 .80 1.16 1.39 USPP #18760 blossom blush. Seduction Series – Z4-8, H9-1 BLOOMS VEG VB, TAG $.15, ROY $.10 millefolium ‘Peachy Seduction’ 23”. Glowing peach-colored flowers and a sturdy, upright habit. .43 .48 .66 .80 1.16 1.39 USPP #22262 millefolium ‘Saucy Seduction’ 27”. Rosy-pink flowers with yellow centers and subtle white shading. .118 .43 .48 .66 .80 1.16 1.39 USPP #20782 Sturdy , upright habit. millefolium ‘Strawberry Seduction’ 27”. Red florets with bright gold centers and strong, upright habit. .118 .43 .48 .66 .80 1.16 1.39 USPP #18401 millefolium ‘Sunny Seduction’ 27”. Butter yellow flowers and a sturdy habit. Z4-8, H9-1 .118 .43 .48 .66 .80 1.16 1.39 USPP #20808 millefolium Appleblossom (‘Abpfelblute’) 3’. Blooms open white, mature to soft pink. Z4-9, H9-2 VEG VB .118 .48 .66 .80 1.16 1.39 millefolium ‘Paprika’ 24-30”. Deep red flowers, fading to red-rose with a yellow eye. .118 .43 .48 .66 .80 1.16 1.39 Finely-cut green foliage and vigorous, spreading growth habit. Z4-9, H9-1 VEG VB millefolium ‘Red Velvet’ 36”. Rich, wine-red flowers and bright green, finely-cut foliage. .118 .43 .48 .66 .80 1.16 1.39 Z4-9, H9-1 VEG VB ptarmica ‘Noblessa’ 18-24”. Dainty, double white flowers similar to Gypsophila on .115 .415 .57 vigorous, glossy green foliage. Z4-8, H8-1. SEED tomentosa ‘King Edward’ (Woolly yarrow) 6-10”. Pale primrose-yellow flowers over woolly foliage. .118 .50 .70 1.21 Good groundcover. Z3-8 H8-1 VEG VR-B

Achillea Achillea Achillea Achillea Achillea Achillea Achillea ‘Pineapple Mango’ ‘Pomegranate’ ‘Wonderful Wampee’ ‘Peachy Seduction’ ‘Strawberry Seduction’ ‘Sunny Seduction’ ‘Noblessa’ Check availability online at GLplants.com I 11 ACI / ANE I p: 800.321.9573 / 717.299.0300 I GLplants.com

NEW! Agastache NEW! Agastache NEW! Agastache NEW! Agastache NEW! Agastache NEW! Agastache NEW! Agastache Coronado® ‘Tango’ ‘Bolero’ ‘Raspberry Summer’ ‘Summer Fiesta’ ‘Summer Glow’ ‘Summer Love’ URC 288 200 162 128 72 72V 30 30V ACINOS – Alpine Calamint (Sun) June - July Z4-9, H9-1 Lamiaceae alpinus 3-4”. Walkway plant with purple flowers and small, fragrant evergreen .113 .44 .55 foliage. VEG AEGOPODIUM – Goutweed (Sun/Shade) Summer Apiaceae podagraria ‘Variegatum’ 8-10”. Green and white variegated groundcover. A strong spreader. .194 .50 .70 1.21 2½” flat umbels of lacy creamy-white flowers in summer. Z4-9, H9-1 VEG VR-B AGASTACHE – Mexican Hyssop (Sun) June - September Lamiaceae NEW! aurantiaca Coronado® 28”. Orange tubular flowers from mid-summer to frost with gray-green,.119 .32 .45 .63 1.10 fragrant foliage. From Plant Select®. Z5-8, H12-5 VEG, TAG $.115, ROY $.07 NEW! aurantiaca ‘Tango’ 14”. Compact and well-branched with bright orange flowers until frost. .220 .355 .63 1.10 Z5-10, H10-7 SEED barberi ‘Tutti Frutti’ 38”. Lavender/pink spikes and fragrant gray-green foliage. .119 .32 .45 .63 1.10 Z6-10, H12-5 VEG ‘Blue Fortune’ 36-46”. Tall spikes of soft blue flowers July to September. Fragrant .119 .32 .45 .63 1.10 foliage. Z6-10 VEG NEW! cana×barberi ‘Bolero’ 32”. Large, deep pink blooms on gray-green foliage and a moderately- .245 .355 .63 1.10 sized plant habit. Z5-10, H12-1 SEED foeniculum ‘Golden Jubilee’ 30”. Serrated are lime green to gold for dazzling contrast with .220 .355 .63 1.10 lavender-blue flowers June-September. Z4-10, H12-5 SEED hybrid ‘Black Adder’ 30-36”. Deep lavender-purple flower spikes and fragrant foliage with .119 .34 .45 .63 1.10 a mid-sized plant habit. Z6-9, H12-5 VEG mexicana ‘Red Fortune’ USPP #11816 T ender 24-36”. Numerous, rosy-pink flower spikes with heat-loving, .119 .34 .45 .63 1.10 fragrant green foliage. Z7-11, H12-7 VEG, ROY $.10 ‘Purple Haze’ 38”. Cool violet blue flowers from July well into fall. Z6-10 VEG .119 .34 .45 .63 1.10

NEW! Summer™ Series – From Terra Nova. Z6-10, H12-5 VEG, TAG $.115, ROY $.06 ‘Raspberry Summer’ USPP #20371 32”. Deep raspberry-pink blooms into fall months with fragrant, .119 .44 .49 .67 1.15 bright foliage. ‘Summer Fiesta’ USPP #22086 28”. Exciting orange-red flower spikes and aromatic foliage. .119 .44 .49 .67 1.15 ‘Summer Glow’ USPP #20980 25”. Lemon-yellow flowers with a burgundy-orange calyx and deep .119 .44 .49 .67 1.15 green foliage. ‘Summer Love’ USPP #20510 36”. Large, dark pink flower spikes with full habit and fragrant foliage. .119 .44 .49 .67 1.15 AJUGA – Bugleweed (Sun/Shade) May - June Z3-9, H8-2 except as noted Lamiaceae ‘Black Scallop’ USPP #15815 6”. Shiny, nearly black leaves have neat scalloped edges. Violet-blue .113 .40 .55 1.05 flowers appear in spring. Z4-9, H8-2 VEGVB-B, ROY $.10 pyramidalis ‘Metallica Crispa’ 6”. Blue flowers. Tight crumpled cushions of curled, purple-bronze .113 .40 .55 1.05 leaves with a metallic sheen. VEG VB-B reptans ‘Bronze Beauty’ 8”. Deep bronze foliage topped by blue flower spikes. VEGVB-B .113 .40 .55 1.05 reptans ‘Burgundy Glow’ 6”. Pink and silver variegation splashed with purple. Blue flowers. .113 .40 .55 1.05 VEG VB-B reptans ‘Catlin’s Giant’ 12”. Robust grower with bold leaves and large, dark purple flowers. .113 .55 1.05 VEG VB-B reptans ‘Mahogany’ 4-6”. Dark burgundy to black foliage and bright blue flowers. .113 .55 1.05 VEG VB-B reptans ‘Pink Lightning’ 4-6”. Green and white variegated leaves and soft pink flower spikes. .113 .40 .55 1.05 Z5-10, H8-2 VEG VB-B, ROY $.10 reptans ‘Purple Brocade’ 6-8”. Glossy royal purple foliage and blue flowers. VEGVB-B .113 .40 .55 1.05 reptans ‘Silver Queen’ 6”. Blue flower spikes over white and green variegated leaves. .113 .40 .55 1.05 VEG VB-B ×tenorii ‘Chocolate Chip’ (a.k.a. ‘Valfredda’)  3”. Dwarf form, with narrow, chocolate-colored leaves and blue .113 .40 .55 1.05 flowers. Z4-9, H8-2 VEGVB-B

12 I Green Leaf Plants® Ajuga NEW! Ajuga Alcea ‘Spring NEW! Alonsoa NEW! Alonsoa NEW! Alonsoa NEW! Anemone ‘Pink Lightning’ ‘Dixie Chip’ Celebrities Carmine Rose’ Maritana™ Pink Maritana™ Red Maritana™ Salmon ‘Pretty Lady Maria’ URC 288 200 162 128 72 72V 30 30V NEW! ×tenorii ‘Dixie Chip’ USPP #20890 4”. Unique, multi-colored foliage of burgundy-pink, green and creamy .113 .40 .55 1.05 white with narrow leaves. Spreading habit with brilliant blue flowers. Z4-9, H8-2 VEG VB-B, ROY $.10 ×tenorii ‘Mint Chip’ USPP #20734 3”. Deep green, narrow leaves are covered with brilliant blue flowers .113 .40 .55 1.05 in spring. Z4-9, H8-2 VEG VB-B, ROY $.10 ALCEA – Hollyhocks (Sun) June - July Malvaceae rosea annua 36”. Compact plants that flower first year. Large semi-double to .245 .405 .76 1.32 Spring Celebrities Series double flowers with a long bloom time. Choose from Carmine Rose, Crimson, Lemon, Lilac, Pink, Purple or White. Formula Mix contains all of the above. Z6-9, H9-1 SEED ALCHEMILLA – Lady’s Mantle (Sun/Part Shade) June - July Rosaceae mollis ‘Auslese’ 18”. Greenish yellow sprays of flowers and soft green foliage. .355 .58 .72 1.10 1.32 Z4-7, H7-1 SEED VR-B mollis ‘Thriller’ 18”. Yellowish flowers over gray-green foliage. Z4-7, H7-1 SEEDVR-B .155 .355 .58 .72 1.10 1.32 sericata ‘Gold Strike’ 14”. Palmately lobed leaves with scalloped edges and wispy yellow .185 .385 .58 .72 1.10 1.32 flowers. Z3-8 SEEDVR-B ALONSOA – Mask Flower (Sun) July - September Z9-11, H12-5 NEW! meridionalis Maritana™ Pink Tender 24”. Variegated green and gold foliage with soft pink blooms. .146 .46 .66 USPPAF VEG, ROY $.08 NEW! meridionalis Maritana™ Red Tender 24”. Variegated green and creamy-white foliage with scarlet .146 .46 .66 USPPAF blooms. VEG, ROY $.08 NEW! meridionalis Maritana™ Tender 24”. Variegated green and creamy-white leaves and .146 .46 .66 Salmon USPPAF salmon-pink flowers. VEG,ROY $.08 AMSONIA – Blue Star (Sun/Part Shade) May - June Apocynaceae × ‘Blue Ice’ 16”. Starry blue blooms against narrow bright green leaves that turn .139 .50 .55 .84 yellow in fall. More compact habit with wider leaves than A. hubrichtii. Z4-9, H8-4 VEG VR-B hubrichtii 36”. Soft, linear green foliage with blue star-shaped flowers in early .675 summer. Fall color is a stunning golden-orange. Z6-8, H8-5 SEED VR-B LSW: April – July ANEMONE – Windflower (Sun/Part Shade) August - Novemberor as noted Pretty Lady Series – 24”. Floriferous dwarf plants with large 2” flowers. Z5-9, H9-1BLOOMS VEG, TAG $.15, ROY $.29 LSW: May – Mid-June  hupehensis ‘Pretty Lady Diana’ Single deep pink flowers. 1.25 USPP #22332 hupehensis ‘Pretty Lady Emily’ Double light pink flowers. 1.25 USPP #22331 NEW! hupehensis Single white flowers. 1.25 ‘Pretty Lady Maria’ USPPAF hupehensis ‘September Charm’ 32”. Single flowers of pale pink touched with darker pink. Z5-7, H7-5 1.21 VEG LSW: May – Mid-June

Scheduling your production is easy using our helpful codes shown throughout the catalog. DID VR: Vernalization* is required for the best growth, vigor and flowering performance. VB: Vernalization is beneficial for improved flowering, vigor, and in many cases earlier blooms. VR-B: Bulking* in final sales container highly ecommendedr prior to vernalization, YOU for best flowering performance. Vernalization required. VB-B: Bulking in final sales container highly ecommendedr prior to vernalization, KNOW? for best flowering performance. Vernalization beneficial.

* For more information related to bulking and vernalization, see page 57. Check availability online at GLplants.com I 13 ANE / BEL I p: 800.321.9573 / 717.299.0300 I GLplants.com

For best results, plant Aquilegia (columbine) starters in late summer through early fall, in order to give the plants time to bulk in their final container prior DID YOU to vernalization. In addition to our standard 72-cell liner, we now offer KNOW? 288- and 128-seedling trays of most Aquilegia varieties.

URC 288 200 162 128 72 72V 30 30V ANEMONE – Continued ×hybrida ‘Honorine Jobert’ 36-48”. White single flowers and a bright yellow center. Spreads 1.21 quickly. Z4-8, H8-5 VEG LSW: May – Mid-June ×hybrida ‘Party Dress’ USPP #13844 28”. Fluffy, double rosy-pink flowers. Z4-8, H9-3BLOOMS VEG, 1.21 ROY $.17, LSW: May – Mid-June sylvestris – Snowdrop Anemone 12”. White 2” fragrant blooms in May-June. Z3-9, H9-1 SEED VR-B .70 1.21 ANTHEMIS – Marguerite (Sun) June - September Asteraceae tinctoria ‘Susanna Mitchell’ 20-24”. Creamy white 1½” daisies with primrose-yellow centers. .125 .41 .46 .68 .83 1.21 Silvery fern-like foliage. Z3-8, H8-3 BLOOMS VEG VB, ROY $.15 ANTIRRHINUM – Snapdragon (Sun) June - August Z9-11, H12-1 Scrophulariaceae NEW! majus ‘Snap Daddy Pink’ USPPAF Tender 18”. Variegated cream and green foliage with large pink .100 .47 .57 blooms. VEG, ROY $.06 NEW! majus ‘Snap Daddy Yellow’ Tender 18”. Variegated cream and green foliage with intensely bright .100 .47 .57 USPP #21845 yellow, two-lipped flowers. VEG,ROY $.06 AQUILEGIA – Columbine (Sun/Part Shade) April - May Ranunculaceae ‘Biedermeier’ 12”. A blend of pastel shades. Z4-7, H7-1 SEED VR-B .355 .68 1.21 LSW: July – September caerulea Origami™ Series 14-16”. Large flowers and uniform cropping. Requires less .305 .515 .70 1.21 vernalization than other columbines. Available in Blue & White, Pink & White, Red & White, Rose & White and Yellow. Mix Contains all of the above. Z4-9, H8-1 SEED VR-B LSW: July – September canadensis ‘Little Lanterns’ 8-12”. Brilliant red flowers with yellow corollas and a compact habit. .185 .275 .70 1.21 Z3-8, H8-1 SEED VR-B LSW: July – September flabellata var. pumila ‘Selection’ 8”. Bright blue flowers with white spurs. Z3-8, H9-1 SEEDVR-B .220 .355 .70 1.21 LSW: July – September ×hybrida Songbird Mix 18-30”. Very early flowering with large flowers and a compact habit. .305 .415 .70 1.21 Sold as a mix only that consists of: ‘Blue Bird’, light blue /white petals; ‘Blue Jay’, dark blue/white spurs; ‘Bunting’, a dwarf form of ‘Blue Bird’; ‘Cardinal’, dark red/white; ‘Dove’, pure white; ‘Goldfinch’, solid bright yellow; and ‘Robin’, light pink/white. Z4-9 SEED VR-B LSW: July – September vulgaris Clementine Series 12-14”. Upward-facing, spurless, double flowers. Available inDark .305 .595 .70 1.21 Purple, Red, Salmon Rose and Mix. Z3-8, H8-1 SEED VR-B LSW: July – September vulgaris Winky Series 18-24”. Large, upward-facing flowers. Z3-8, H8-1 SEEDVR-B Available as Blue-White, Purple-White, Red-White, Rose-Rose, .220 .415 .66 1.16 Double Dark Blue-White, Double Red-White, Double .265 .505 .70 1.21 Rose-White LSW: July – September ARABIS – Rock Cress (Sun) April - June Brassicaceae blepharophylla ‘Red Sensation’ 6-8”. Brilliant rose-red blossoms in spring. Z5-8, H8-5 SEED VR-B .175 .355 .64 .78 1.16 ARCTOTIS – African Daisy (Sun/Part Shade) Spring - Summer Z8-11, H11-8 Asteraceae NEW! Ravers® Series – Mediterranean-like groundcover with bright, single daisy flowers and silvery-gray foliage available in six colors. From Amerinova. VEG, ROY $.06 hybrid Bumble Bee™ (‘ARC406’) Tender 10-16”. Yellow with dark center. .115 .76 USPP #19170 hybrid Cherry Frost™ (‘ARC245’) Tender 10-16”. Bright red. .115 .76 hybrid Peachy Mango™ (‘ARC246’) Tender 10-14”. Peachy orange. .115 .76 hybrid Pink Sugar™ Tender 10-14”. Pink with red-orange center. .115 .76  hybrid Pumpkin Pie™ USPP #14732 Tender 10-12”. Deep red-orange. .115 .76 hybrid Sunspot™ USPP #14887 Tender 10-14”. Tangerine. .115 .76

14 I Green Leaf Plants® Anemone NEW! Antirrhinum NEW! Antirrhinum Aquilegia Aquilegia ‘Winky Double NEW! Arctotis NEW! Arctotis ‘Honorine Jobert’ ‘Snap Daddy Pink’ ‘Snap Daddy Yellow’ Origami™ Rose & White Dark Blue-White’ Bumble Bee™ Cherry Frost™

URC 288 200 162 128 72 72V 30 30V ARENARIA – Sandwort (Sun/Part Shade) April - May Z4-8, H5-1 montana ‘Avalanche’ 6-8”. Single white flowers with a yellow-green eye cover prostrate .415 .70 dark green foliage. SEED VR-B ARMERIA – Thrift, Seapinks (Sun) May - July Z4-8, H9-4 Plumbaginaceae maritima ‘Nifty Thrifty’ 8-10”. Compact green foliage with cream edges and rose-red .139 .49 .54 .64 .78 1.16 globular flowers. VEG VR-B maritima ‘Rubrifolia’ 4”. Pink globe flowers over thin green foliage that turns red-purple .139 .49 .54 .64 .78 1.16 in fall. VEG VR-B maritima ‘Splendens’ 6-8”. Rosy-pink spheres over rich green grassy foliage. SEED VR-B .175 .325 .58 .72 1.10 pseudarmeria Ballerina Series 8”. Lance-shaped foliage beneath sturdy stems of spherical flowers. .220 .415 .66 Available in Lilac, Red or White. Z6-8 SEED ARTEMISIA – Wormwood (Sun) Summer Asteraceae ‘Powis Castle’ 24-30”. Dense mounds of fragrant lacy silver foliage. Z5-9 H12-8 VEG .120 .48 .61 1.10 schmidtiana ‘Silver Mound’ (syn. ‘Nana’) 10”. Soft silvery cushions. Z3-8, H12-8 VEG .120 .43 .48 .61 1.10 stelleriana ‘Silver Brocade’ 10”. Silvery foliage resembles Dusty Miller. Z4-8, H12-8 VEG .120 .61 1.10 ARUNCUS – Goat’s Beard (Sun/Part Shade) June - July Rosaceae aethusifolius 12”. Spikes of creamy white flowers and fern-like foliage. .185 .275 .70 1.21 Z4-8, H9-3 SEED VR-B LSW: April – July ASCLEPIAS – Milkweed (Sun) June - August Z4-9, H9-2 Asclepiadaceae tuberosa (Butterfly Weed) 24-36”. Bright orange blooms mid-summer to early autumn. .355 .64 1.16 SEED VB-B LSW: April – August ASTER – a.k.a. Symphiotrichum (Sun) Late Summer/Fall Z4-8, H9-1 Asteraceae ageratoides ‘Starshine’ USPP #19403 12-24”. Single, white daisy flowers with a yellow eye. Attractive .140 .40 .45 .68 mounding habit with excellent uniformity and powdery mildew resistance. VEG, ROY $.20 ‘Alert’ 12”. Deep crimson red starry flowers. VEG .140 .40 .45 .68 ×frikartii ‘Mönch’ 24”. 2 1/2” deep blue flowers. Z5-8, H9-1 VEG .140 .40 .45 .68 hybrid Blue Autumn® (‘Oudshoorn 1’) 20-24”. Deep violet-blue flowers and green foliage. Upright, disease .140 .45 .68 USPP #17400 resistant foliage. Z5-8, H9-1 VEG, ROY $.10 novae angliae ‘Alma Pötschke’ 36-48”. Bright rose-pink flowers, 1-2” across. Z3-8, H8-1 VEG .140 .40 .45 .68 novae angliae ‘Purple Dome’ 18”. Solid masses of purple flowers with yellow centers. Z3-8, H8-1 .140 .40 .45 .68 VEG novi-belgii ‘Winston Churchill’ 18”. An early red-blooming variety. VEG .140 .40 .45 .68 ‘Professor Anton Kippenberg’ 15”. Lavender blue flowers with gold centers. VEG .140 .40 .45 .68 ‘Wood’s Pink’ 12-18”. Pale pink flowers with light yellow centers. VEG .140 .40 .45 .68 ‘Wood’s Purple’ 12-18”. Purple-blue flowers with light yellow centers. VEG .140 .40 .45 .68 BAPTISIA - False Indigo (Sun/Part Shade) June Z3-9, H9-2 Fabaceae australis (Caspian Blue) 40”. Spikes of blue, pea-like flowers on a large, bushy plant. .490 .505 .68 SEED VR-B LSW: April – June BELLIS – English Daisy (Sun) April - May Biennial Z4-8, H8-1 Asteraceae perennis Galaxy Series 5”. Button-like flowers have yellow centers. Available inRed , White .220 .385 .59 and Mix. SEED LSW: September – March perennis ‘Habanera’ 6”. Fluffy double blooms. Sold as mix of Red, Rose, White, and White .220 .385 .59 with Red Tips. SEED LSW: September – March

NEW! Arctotis NEW! Arctotis NEW! Arctotis NEW! Arctotis Arenaria Armeria Bellis Peachy Mango™ Pink Sugar™ Pumpkin Pie™ Sunspot™ ‘Avalanche’ ‘Ballerina Lilac’ ‘Galaxy Red’ Check availability online at GLplants.com I 15 BER / COL I p: 800.321.9573 / 717.299.0300 I GLplants.com

NEW! Buddleja Buzz™ Series Well-branched, smaller habit, growing only 4-5 feet tall. Fragrant, butterfly magnet, blooms all summer to fall. Easy to produce, even in 1-gallon pots.

Buddleja Buzz™ Magenta Buzz™ Ivory Buzz™ Lavender Buzz™ Purple Buzz™ Sky Blue Buzz™ Velvet

URC 288 200 162 128 72 72V 30 30V BERGENIA – Heartleaf, Pigsqueak (Sun/Part Shade) April - May Saxifragaceae cordifolia Winterglut (‘Winterglod’) 10”. Thick green leaves with ruby-red winter foliage. Rosy-red flowers .355 .64 Z3-8, H9-2 SEED VR-B LSW: May – November BUDDLEJA – (a.k.a. Buddleia) Butterfly Bush (Sun) July - September Z6-9, H10-4 Scrophulariaceae ‘Butterfly Heaven’ USPP #19935 5-6’. Lavender florets with orange eyes. Silver-gray foliage.BLOOMS .118 .48 .53 .70 1.21 VEG, TAG $.15, ROY $.32 davidii ‘Black Knight’ To 7’. Deep blue-black flowers and silvery foliage. VEG .118 NEW! Buzz™ Series – 4-5’. A long-blooming series of Buddleja suitable for a gallon-sized pot and smaller garden spaces. Six colors available and reliably hardy to Zone 5. From Cultivaris. Z5-9, H10-4 VEG, TAG $.115, ROY $.25 davidii Buzz™ Ivory USPPAF White. .55 .72 1.21 davidii Buzz™ Lavender USPPAF Lavender. .55 .72 1.21 davidii Buzz™ Magenta USPPAF Magenta. .55 .72 1.21 davidii Buzz™ Purple USPPAF Purple. .55 .72 1.21 davidii Buzz™ Sky Blue USPPAF Blue. .55 .72 1.21 davidii Buzz™ Velvet USPPAF Red-purple. .55 .72 1.21 davidii ‘Nanho Blue’ 4-5’. Long blue flower spikes with silvery foliage. VEG .118 davidii ‘Nanho Purple’ 4-5’. Purple form of above. VEG .118 davidii ‘Pink Delight’ 6-7’. Large pink flowers with orange eyes. VEG .118 davidii ‘Royal Red’ 6-8’. Deep, rich purple-red blooms. VEG .118 davidii ‘White Profusion’ 6-9’. White flowers with yellow eyes. VEG .118 ×weyeriana ‘Honeycomb’ 6-8’. Yellow flowers with orange centers. VEG .118 .48 .53 .70 1.21 CALAMINTHA – Calamint (Sun/Part Shade) May - July Lamiaceae grandiflora ‘Variegata’ 18”. Pink flowers on variegated white and green fragrant foliage. .120 .40 .45 .66 Z6-11, H10-1 VEG nepeta ‘Blue Cloud’ 12-15”. Clouds of tiny, lavender-blue flowers. Green foliage has a .405 .66 1.16 minty fragrance. Z5-9, H9-5 SEED CALOCEPHALUS – Cushion Bush (Sun) Summer Asteraceae brownii ‘Twiggy’ Tender 16”. Well branched, slender silver foliage plant. VEG .099 .38 .43 .55 CAMPANULA – Bellflower (Sun/Part Shade) May - July carpatica ‘Clips’ 8”. Compact habit available in Blue, Deep Blue, and White. .175 .355 .57 Z4-8, H9-1 SEED carpatica ‘Uniform’ 8”. Available in Blue or White with a compact habit. Z4-8, H9-1 SEED .220 .385 .57 garganica ‘Dickson’s Gold’ 4-6”. Blue star-shaped flowers on golden foliage. Z4-9 VEGVB-B .139 .51 .75 .89 LSW: Mid-November – September glomerata ‘Emerald’ USPP #18343 18-24”. Lavender-blue flower heads with dark stems and green .139 .73 .85 foliage. Z3-7, H7-1 VEG VR, ROY $.10 persicifolia ‘Chettle Charm’ USPP #9815 30-36”. Creamy white bells edged in lavender-blue, tower over .139 .51 .73 .85 1.27 1.52 uniform clumps of deep green foliage. Z4-7, H8-1 BLOOMS VEG VR, ROY $.25 portenschlagiana ‘Birch Hybrid’ 8”. A dwarf form with pale blue flowers. Z4-7, H7-1 VEGVR-B .139 .46 .51 .73 .85 portenschlagiana ‘Miss Melanie’ 8”. Lavender-blue flowers on a compact plant. Z5-7, H7-1 VEGVB .139 .51 .73 NEW! poscharskyana ‘Blue Rivulet’ 6”. A non-trailing version of C. Blue Waterfall. Starry, violet-blue .50 .55 .73 .87 USPP #20082 flowers with a pale white center. Z4-9, H9-1BLOOMS VEG VB, TAG $.15, ROY $.25 poscharskyana Blue Waterfall 8”. Spreading plant, smothered in deep blue bells with white centers. .146 .50 .55 .73 .87 (‘Camgood’) USPP #13161 Z4-9, H9-1 BLOOMS VEG VB, ROY $.25 punctata ‘Cherry Bells’ 18-24”. Cherry-red bells with creamy spotted interiors and spreading .139 .73 .87 foliage. Z4-8, H8-1 VEG VR 16 I Green Leaf Plants® Campanula NEW! Campanula Caryopteris NEW! Colocasia NEW! Colocasia NEW! Colocasia NEW! Colocasia ‘Miss Melanie’ ‘Blue Rivulet’ Grand Bleu® ‘Black Coral’ ‘Diamond Head’ ‘Hawaiian Punch’ ‘Maui Gold’ URC 288 200 162 128 72 72V 30 30V CARYOPTERIS – Bluebeard (Sun) July - September Z6-9, H9-4 Lamiaceae ×clandonensis ‘Dark Knight’ 24-36”. Purple flowers amid dark green foliage. VEG .125 .41 .46 .51 .70 1.21 ×clandonensis ‘First Choice’ 32-36”. Lilac-blue flowers, darker than ‘Dark Knight’. VEG,ROY $.25 .125 .41 .46 .51 .70 1.21 USPP #11958 ×clandonensis ‘Longwood Blue’ 36-42”. Silvery foliage, sky-blue flowers. VEG .125 .41 .46 .51 .70 1.21 ×clandonensis ‘White Surprise’ 45-48”. Creamy white and green variegation and violet-blue flowers. .125 .41 .46 .51 .70 1.21 USPP #21146 VEG, ROY $.35 Grand Bleu® (‘Inoveris’) USPP #17837 48”. Deep blue-purple flower clusters in late summer. Compact and .41 .46 .51 .70 1.21 full plant habit that is more upright than rounded. Z3-8, H9-2 VEG, TAG $.115, ROY $.20 incana ‘Blue Myth’ 30-36”. Blue flowers on reddish stems and deep green foliage. SEED .415 .70 1.21 ×indica Hint of Gold (‘Lisaura’) USPP #20608 42”. Violet-blue flowers with gold-green leaves. VEG,ROY $.25 .125 .41 .46 .51 .70 1.21 CENTAUREA – Bachelor Button, Bluet (Sun) June - July Z3-9, H9-1 Asteraceae montana 18-24”. Deep blue flowers with gray-green foliage. Self-sows. .60 .72 1.16 1.32 SEED VB montana ‘Amethyst Dream’ 20”. Deep purple flowers on silver foliage.BLOOMS VEG VB, .187 .73 .85 1.27 1.52 USPP #20781 TAG $.15, ROY $.27 montana ‘Amethyst in Snow’ 14”. White with royal purple centers over mounds of silver-green .187 .73 .85 1.27 1.52 USPP #18284 foliage. BLOOMS VEG VB, ROY $.27 montana ‘Gold Bullion’ USPP #10865 12-15”. Chartreuse foliage and vivid blue flowers.BLOOMS VEG .187 .73 .85 1.27 1.52 VB-B, ROY $.25 CENTRANTHUS – Red Valerian (Sun) June - July Z5-8, H8-5 Valerianaceae ruber ‘Coccineus’ 18-24”. Fragrant, carmine-rose flowers. SEED .135 .355 .60 1.10 CERASTIUM – Snow in Summer (Sun) May - June Z3-7, H7-1 Caryophyllaceae tomentosum 8”. Cascades of white flowers over silver foliage. SEEDVR-B .135 .355 .60 .72 1.10 .132 CERATOSTIGMA – Leadwort (Sun/Part Shade) August - October Z6-9, H9-6 Plumbaginaceae plumbaginoides 12”. Groundcover with bright blue flowers. Bronze-red fall foliage. VEG .110 .42 .50 .64 1.16 CHRYSOGONUM – Green & Gold (Sun/Part Shade) Spring Z5-9, H9-2 Asteraceae virginianum ‘Pierre’ 6”. Yellow daisies on soft green clumps. VEG VR-B .125 .44 .64 COLOCASIA – Elephant Ear, Taro (Sun/Part Shade) Z7b-11, H12-10 Araceae NEW! Royal Hawaiian® Series – Huge and showy disease resistant foliage and clumping habit. From PlantHaven. TC, ROY $.35 LSW: February – April esculenta ‘Black Coral’ USPPAF T ender 48”. Large, glossy, mahogany-colored leaves with electric 1.45 blue veins in very high light intensity. esculenta ‘Blue Hawaii’ USPP #20003 Tender 48”. Deep green foliage with dark purple veins and burgundy 1.45 stems. esculenta ‘Diamond Head’ Tender 48”. Large, glossy, dark purple to black leaves. 1.45 USPP #19939 esculenta ‘Hawaiian Punch’ Tender 36”. Wide, deep green leaves with rich red stems that 1.45 USPPAF resemble rhubarb. esculenta ‘Maui Gold’ USPPAF T ender 36”. Lime-green to chartreuse-colored foliage and ivory 1.45 stems.

NEW! Colocasia Clumping forms with lush, tropical foliage and colorful stems. Disease-resistant with sturdy garden performance. Heat-loving and vigorous container specimen plants.

NEW! Colocasia ‘Blue Hawaii’ Check availability online at GLplants.com I 17 COR / COR I p: 800.321.9573 / 717.299.0300 I GLplants.com

We offer 200- and 162-cell liners of many vegetative varieties. Smaller cell sizes DID YOU provide a quality starter plant at a lower input cost. Check the price columns throughout the catalog to see which varieties are offered in these 2 new grow KNOW? to order (GTO) sizes.

URC 288 200 162 128 72 72V 30 30V COREOPSIS – Tickseed (Sun) June - July most varieties Z4-9, H12-3 or as noted Asteraceae auriculata ‘Nana’ 8-12”. 1½” yellow-orange blooms over low mats of deep green .152 .46 .51 .66 .80 1.21 1.45 leaves. VEG VB Big Bang™ Series – Hybridized by Darrell Probst, introduced to the trade by Sunny Border Nurseries, Inc. Z4-8, H9-1 VEG NEW! hybrid ‘Cosmic Evolution’ 18-30”. Stunning, 2-3” flowers that are creamy-white in mid-summer .152 .47 .52 .68 1.21 USPP #22943 and evolve into a totally new look in cooler temperatures. Deep burgundy-purple striping and hues on sterile blooms. ROY $.25 hybrid ‘Cosmic Eye’ USPP #22601 10-12”. Compact plant with bright yellow flowers and a burgundy eye. .152 .47 .52 .68 1.21 Size of eye is larger in cooler temperatures. ROY $.25 ‘Full Moon’ USPP #19364 36”. Large, lemon-yellow single flowers. Z5-9,ROY $.125 .152 .47 .52 .68 1.21 ‘Galaxy’ USPP #21999 12”. Compact plant habit with semi-double bright yellow flowers. .152 .47 .52 .68 1.21 ROY $.25 NEW! hybrid ‘Polaris’ USPPAF 24”. Creamy-white, 2” sterile blooms on a compact, vase-shaped .152 .47 .52 .68 1.21 habit. Full and floriferous until frost with good powdery mildew resistance. Z5-9, ROY $.25 NEW! hybrid ‘Star Cluster’ 24-30”. Long-blooming cream-colored flowers have a deep purple .152 .47 .52 .68 1.21 USPP #23035 coloration at the center which increases in size with decreasing temperature. ROY $.25 ‘Redshift’ USPP #20412 36”. Light yellow flowers with a red eye change to ruby red with cooler .152 .47 .52 .68 1.21 temperatures. Z5-9, ROY $.125 NEW! ‘Center Stage’ USPP #22707 25”. Exceptional magenta red flowers with no deadheading required. .152 .47 .52 .68 1.21 Good cold hardiness when good drainage is provided. C. verticillata hybrid from Terra Nova. Z5-10, H12-3 VEG, TAG $.115, ROY $.15 NEW! Coloropsis™ Series – Hybridized by Darrell Probst, introduced to the trade by Sunny Border Nurseries, Inc. Z9-11, H9-1 VEG, ROY $.08 hybrid ‘Cha Cha Cha’ USPP #22631 Tender 12-18”. Bright yellow flowers with a deep burgundy eye. .113 .45 .50 .64 1.21 hybrid ‘Jive’ USPP #22015 T ender 12-18”. Lively white flowers with a deep burgundy eye. .113 .45 .50 .64 1.21 hybrid ‘Mambo’ USPP #22131 T ender 12-18”. Creamy white flower petals evolve into pink with .113 .45 .50 .64 1.21 a dark pink eye. hybrid ‘Salsa’ USPP #22129 T ender 12-18”. Golden yellow flowers with a dark burgundy eye. .113 .45 .50 .64 1.21 Cruizin’ Series – From ItSaul Plants, LLC Z5-9, H12-3 VEG, ROY $.25 NEW! hybrid ‘Broad Street’ USPPAF 18”. Scarlet-red flowers and dark green, thread-leaf foliage. .152 .47 .52 .68 1.21 NEW! hybrid ‘Electric Avenue’ USPPAF 24”. Screaming yellow flowers with narrow leaves. .152 .47 .52 .68 1.21 NEW! hybrid ‘Main Street’ USPPAF 18”. Deep pink flowers and thin-leaved, lush green foliage. .152 .47 .52 .68 1.21 verticillata ‘Route 66’ USPP #20609 24-27”. Unique yellow blooms with a splash of burgundy-red in the .152 .47 .52 .68 1.21 center that bleeds into the yellow petals at varying degrees. verticillata ‘Sunset Strip’ USPP #22670 15-16”. Orange flowers with a dark orange-red center and striping. .152 .47 .52 .68 1.21 Narrow, deep green foliage. × ‘Dahl Baby’ USPP #23504 16”. Smaller version of ‘Jethro Tull’ with smaller leaves, smaller .152 .47 .52 .68 .83 1.21 1.45 yellow fluted flowers and an overall shorter pot height. VEGVB, ROY $.20 grandiflora ‘Early Sunrise’ 18”. Golden 2” double and semi-double flowers bloom early and .155 .355 .57 1.10 continuously. SEED grandiflora ‘Heliot’ 24”. Bright yellow blooms with a red center ring. SEED .385 .57 1.10 grandiflora ‘Presto’ 12”. Bright yellow, semi-double flowers. SEED .265 .445 .57 1.10

NEW! Coreopsis NEW! Coreopsis ‘Polaris’ NEW! Coreopsis NEW! Coreopsis NEW! Coreopsis NEW! Coreopsis NEW! Coreopsis ‘Cosmic Evolution’ ‘Star Cluster’ ‘Center Stage’ ‘Cha Cha Cha’ ‘Jive’ ‘Broad Street’ 18 I Green Leaf Plants® NEW! Coreopsis NEW! Coreopsis NEW! Coreopsis NEW! Coreopsis NEW! Coreopsis NEW! Coreopsis NEW! Coreopsis ‘Citrine’ ‘Electric Avenue’ ‘Main Street’ ‘Cranberry Ice’ ‘Gold Nugget’ ‘Pinwheel’ ‘Snowberry’ URC 288 200 162 128 72 72V 30 30V NEW! Hardy Collection – from Terra Nova. VEG, TAG $.115, ROY $.15 ‘Cranberry Ice’ USPP #19470 10”. Cranberry-red flowers with a white outer edge and a mounding .152 .45 .50 .64 plant habit. Z6-11, H12-3 ‘Gold Nugget’ USPP #19946 26”. Deep gold-colored flowers with a red eye. Mounding plants .152 .45 .50 .64 covered with blooms. Z6-10, H12-3 ‘Pinwheel’ USPP #18880 26”. Unique fluted petals of soft, butter yellow and bright green .152 .45 .50 .64 foliage. Z6-9, H12-3 ‘Snowberry’ USPP #18560 28”. Creamy-white flowers with a ruby-red center and deep green .152 .45 .50 .64 foliage. Z6-9, H12-3 NEW! Hardy Jewel™ Series – From Terra Nova. Z7-10, H12-3 (except as noted) VEG, TAG $.115 ‘Citrine’ USPP #22478 Tender 5”. Glowing, bright yellow flowers on a tidy plant habit. Long .152 .45 .50 .64 blooming and low maintenance variety. Z5-10 ROY $.10 ‘Garnet’ USPP #22485 Tender 10”. Deep, dark pink flowers with a darker eye and bright .152 .45 .50 .64 vigorous green foliage. ROY $.15 ‘Ruby Frost’ USPP #21758 26”. Deep ruby-red flowers with a frosted white outer edge. Z6-9, .152 .45 .50 .64 ROY $.15 hybrida ‘Little Sundial’ USPP #18460 10”. Bright yellow flowers with a deep red eye. VEG,ROY $.10 .178 .47 .52 .68 1.21 × ‘Jethro Tull’ USPP #18789 16”. Showy fluted yellow petals and deep green foliage. VEGVB, .152 .47 .52 .68 .83 1.21 1.45 ROY $.20 NEW! Lemonade™ Series – From Terra Nova. Z9-11, H12-3 VEG, TAG $.115, ROY $.10 ‘Cherry Lemonade’ USPP #18334 T ender 9”. Bright red flowers and showy golden foliage. .138 .45 .50 .66 ‘Pink Lemonade’ USPP #18265 T ender 9”. Warm golden foliage and clear pink flowers. .138 .45 .50 .66 ‘Strawberry Lemonade’ USPP #18299 Tender 9”. Dark rosy-pink flowers stand out against chartreuse .138 .45 .50 .66 foliage. ‘Tropical Lemonade’ USPP #19393 Tender 9”. Rosy-orange flowers and bright golden foliage. .138 .45 .50 .66 ‘Limerock Dream’ USPP #16923 T ender 16”. Tangerine to orange colored flowers and vigorous narrow .138 .40 .45 .50 .66 1.21 foliage. BLOOMS VEG, TAG $.15, ROY $.21 ‘Limerock Passion’ USPP #15979 T ender 16”. Fine-textured foliage and a myriad of lavender-pink .138 .40 .45 .50 .66 1.21 daisies with yellow centers. BLOOMS VEG, ROY $.21 ‘Limerock Ruby’ USPP #15455 T ender 16”. Ruby red flowers with yellow centers and fine green .138 .40 .45 .50 .66 1.21 leaves. BLOOMS VEG, ROY $.21 × ‘Moonbeam’ 15-18”. Pale yellow flowers; dark green needle-like foliage. .138 .46 .51 .66 .80 1.21 1.45 VEG VB-B NEW! Pie™ Series – From Terra Nova. Z9-11, H12-3 VEG, TAG $.115, ROY $.10 ‘Little Penny’ USPP #18502 Tender 8”. Perfect compact mounds of copper-colored daisies and .138 .47 .52 .68 green thread-leaf foliage. rosea ‘American Dream’ 12-18”. Fine foliage spangled with rose-pink flowers. VEG .138 .41 .46 .51 .66 1.21 rosea ‘Heaven’s Gate’ USPP #16016 18”. Rich pink daisies with a deeper dark pink center on green, .138 .46 .51 .66 1.21 thread-leaf foliage. Lighter pink flowers or blush-colored flowers can occur. VEG, ROY $.20 rosea ‘Sweet Dreams’ USPP #12720 18-24”. Bicolor flowers initially white with a raspberry colored basal .138 .41 .46 .51 .66 1.21 halo that can blush by degrees onto the white until flowers appear pink. Z5-8 BLOOMS VEG, ROY $.19 × ‘Tequila Sunrise’ USPP #9875 16”. Green and creamy yellow variegated leaves with a reddish tint in .138 .48 .53 .70 .85 1.21 1.45 spring. Yellow daisies with a red eye. VEG VR, ROY $.18 verticillata ‘Crème Brulee’ USPP #16096 20”. Deep yellow flowers in summer and bright green, narrow foliage. .138 .42 .47 .52 .68 1.21 BLOOMS VEG, ROY $.19

NEW! Coreopsis ‘Garnet’ NEW! Coreopsis ‘Ruby Frost’ NEW! Coreopsis NEW! Coreopsis NEW! Coreopsis NEW! Coreopsis NEW! Coreopsis ‘Cherry Lemonade’ ‘Pink Lemonade’ ‘Strawberry Lemonade’ ‘Tropical Lemonade’ ‘Little Penny’ Check availability online at GLplants.com I 19 COR / DEN I p: 800.321.9573 / 717.299.0300 I GLplants.com

NEW! Cosmos NEW! Delphinium NEW! Delphinium NEW! Delphinium NEW! Dendranthema NEW! Dendranthema NEW! Dendranthema ‘Spellbound’ ‘Diamonds Blue’ Aurora™ Deep Purple Aurora™ Light Blue ‘Fireworks Igloo’ ‘Icicle Igloo’ ‘Sizzling Igloo’

URC 288 200 162 128 72 72V 30 30V COREOPSIS – Continued verticillata Crème Caramel™ 18”. Terra cotta-colored blooms and narrow, bright green foliage. .47 .52 .66 1.21 (‘Novcorcar’) USPP #22565 Z3-8, H12-3 VEG, TAG $.115, ROY $.18 verticillata ‘Golden Dream’ USPP #20693 Tender 12”. Golden yellow flowers with a large yellow-orange center. .41 .45 .51 .66 1.21 Compact plants. BLOOMS VEG, TAG $.15, ROY $.20 verticillata ‘Golden Gain’ 16-18”. Larger, sturdier, and with bigger golden blooms than ‘Zagreb’. .138 .41 .45 .51 .66 .80 1.21 1.45 BLOOMS VEG VB-B, ROY $.05 verticillata ‘Sienna Sunset’ USPP #20470 16-20”. Discovered as a sport of ‘Crème Brulee’. Starts with a burnt .138 .47 .52 .68 1.21 sienna color and fades to peach with some yellow tones. Z5-9, H12-3 VEG, ROY $.25 verticillata ‘Sweet Marmalade’ 12”. Sport of ‘Crème Brulee’ with apricot orange flowers. Fades to .42 .47 .52 .68 1.21 USPP #20702 soft yellow in the heat. Z5-9, H9-1 BLOOMS VEG, TAG $.15, ROY $.19 verticillata ‘Zagreb’ 10-12”. Deep golden-yellow blooms on green, needle-like foliage. .138 .41 .46 .51 .66 .80 1.21 1.45 VEG VB-B COSMOS – Chocolate Cosmos (Sun/Part Shade) June - September Z7-11, H12-1 Asteraceae atrosanguineus Tender 18-24”. Burgundy leaf edge with 2” daisies colored and .133 .73 scented like chocolate. VEG LSW: May – August NEW! hybrid ‘Spellbound’ USPPAF Tender 18”. Chocolate-scented, dark burgundy flowers on sturdy .133 .73 stems and deep green foliage. Z9-11, H12-1 VEG, ROY $.10 LSW: May – August DELOSPERMA – Ice Plant (Sun) June - August Aizoaceae ashtonii ‘Blut’ 1”. Bright magenta flowers over green succulent foliage. Z5-7, H7-1 .097 .33 .36 .44 .57 VEG congestum 2”. Cheery yellow flowers against tight succulent foliage. Spring .097 .33 .36 .44 .57 blooming. Z5-10, H12-1 VEG VB-B cooperi 3”. Rose-pink flowers over mats of succulent jelly bean leaves. .097 .33 .36 .44 .57 Z6-10, H10-8 VEG dyeri Red Mountain® (‘Psdold’) USPPAF 2”. Shiny light red blooms. Z5-8 VEG, TAG $.115, ROY $.09 .097 .33 .36 .44 .57 Fire Spinner™ (‘P001S’) USPPAF 2-3”. Tricolored flowers of orange, magenta and white atop succulent .107 .33 .36 .44 .57 green foliage. Sporadic rebloom may be orange and magenta only. Z5-8 VEG VR-B, TAG $.115, ROY $.09 floribundum Starburst® 4”. Orchid-pink blooms accented with white centers. Z4-9 VEG, .097 .33 .36 .44 .57 TAG $.115, ROY $.01 NEW! Jewel of Desert Series – Heat and sun-loving, this series is drought-tolerant once established. Flowers first year with an exceptionally long bloom time from spring until frost. Available in 6 glittering colors from Concept Plants B.V. Z5-10, H10-5 VEG, TAG $.115, ROY $.15 hybrid Garnet (‘Pink Ribbon’) USPPAF 4-6”. Reddish pink, fuchsia and white. .097 .33 .36 .44 .57 hybrid Moon Stone (‘White Pearl’) USPPAF 4-6”. White. .097 .33 .36 .44 .57 hybrid Peridot (‘Rise & Shine’) USPPAF 4-6”. Yellow and white. .097 .33 .36 .44 .57 hybrid Rosequartz (‘Carmen Lucia’) USPPAF 4-6”. Pink. .097 .33 .36 .44 .57 hybrid Ruby (‘Eye Candy’) USPPAF 4-6”. Reddish pink and white. .097 .33 .36 .44 .57 hybrid Topaz (‘Perfect Orange’) USPPAF 4-6”. Orange and white. .097 .33 .36 .44 .57 Lavender Ice (‘Psfave’) 2-3”. Frosted lavender flowers and strong green succulent foliage. .097 .33 .36 .44 .57 Z4-9, H10-8 VEG, TAG $.115, ROY $.09 Mesa Verde® (‘Kelaidis’) USPP #13876 2”. Iridescent salmon-pink flowers. Z4-8 VEG,TAG $.115, ROY $.12 .097 .33 .36 .44 .57 nubigenum 2”. Spreading, succulent, jelly-bean leaves and deep yellow flowers. .097 .33 .36 .44 .57 Z5-8, H8-1 VEG VR-B ‘Oberg’ 2”. Light pink buds open to white flowers. Z5-9, H9-1 VEG .097 .33 .36 .44 .57 Table Mountain® (‘John Proffitt’) 2”. Shimmering, fuchsia blooms with white centers. Z4-9, H10-8 .097 .33 .36 .44 .57 VEG, TAG $.115, ROY $.07

20 I Green Leaf Plants® NEW! Delosperma Jewel of Desert Series Six glittering colors with blooms from spring until frost. First-year flowering, heat and sun-loving, succulent groundcovers. Hardy to Zone 5 and drought tolerant once established.

Delosperma Topaz

Moon Stone Peridot Rosequartz Ruby Topaz

URC 288 200 162 128 72 72V 30 30V DELPHINIUM – Larkspur (Sun) May - June Ranunculaceae NEW! chinensis ‘Diamonds Blue’ 22”. Electric-blue flowers and bright green, deeply cut foliage. Its .220 .545 .76 1.32 spurless flowers are a new novelty. Z4-7, H6-1 SEED LSW: November – April ×cultorum Magic Fountains Series 30”. Sturdy flower stems available in the following separate colors: .355 .66 1.16 Dark Blue w/ Dark Blue Bee, Dark Blue w/ White Bee, Lavender w/ White Bee and Sky Blue w/White Bee. Z3-7, H6-1 SEED LSW: November – April ×cultorum Magic Fountains Mix 30”. A blend of all the above colors. SEED LSW: November – April .355 .66 1.16 NEW! elatum Aurora™ Series 36-48”. Densely packed columns of large flowers. Improved uniformity .505 .70 and time to flower. Available in five impressive colors:Aurora™ Blue, Aurora™ Deep Purple, Aurora™ Lavender, Aurora™ Light Blue, and Aurora™ Light Purple. Z3-7, H9-4 SEED LSW: November – April elatum ‘Dasante Blue’ 36”. Blue flowers with a white bee and an excellent habit. Z3-7, H9-4 .505 .76 1.32 SEED LSW: November – April grandiflorum ‘Blue Mirror’ 18-24”. Compact plant with shining deep blue flowers. Z3-8, H8-1 .155 .355 .66 1.16 SEED LSW: November – April grandiflorum Summer Series – 10-14”. Sturdy stems, finely cut foliage with vibrant flowers. Z4-7, H6-1. SEED LSW: November – April ‘Summer Blues’ Light blue flowers. .185 .405 .66 1.16 ‘Summer Cloud’ Beautiful, striking blue and white bicolor. .185 .405 .66 1.16 ‘Summer Morning’ Soft pink flowers. .185 .405 .66 1.16 ‘Summer Nights’ Deep blue flowers. .185 .405 .66 1.16 ‘Summer Stars’ White flowers. .185 .405 .66 1.16 DENDRANTHEMA – Hardy Chrysanthemum (Sun) Late Summer - Fall Z5-9, H12-1 Asteraceae Igloo Series – The Igloo series offers fantastic pot performance, producing nearly spherical pots from a single cutting. Second-year garden performance brings larger plants with noticeably earlier flowering.Liners available FOB PA and FL. LSW: April – July. URCs available FOB FL only. Call for price, pack and freight rate. 50S (offered in strip only) ‘Cool Igloo’ USPP#20225 18-20”. Cushions of raspberry flowers.BLOOMS VEG, TAG $.025, .38 ROY $.05 NEW! ‘Fireworks Igloo’ USPPAF 12-14”. Lavender-pink spider flower form. Uniform, mounding plant .38 (pictured on page 20) habit. BLOOMS VEG, TAG $.025, ROY $.05 ‘Frosty Igloo’ USPP #20251 18-20”. Cool white fluffy double flowers.BLOOMS VEG, TAG $.025, .38 ROY $.05 NEW! ‘Icicle Igloo’ USPPAF 13-15”. Pure-white, daisy flowers with yellow eye. Forms perfect .38 (pictured on page 20) spherical pots. BLOOMS VEG, TAG $.025, ROY $.05 ‘Rosy Igloo’ USPP #19114 18-20”. Coral-red flowers with tight yellow centers.BLOOMS VEG, .38 TAG $.025, ROY $.05 NEW! ‘Sizzling Igloo’ USPPAF 14-16”. Scorching yellow daisy flowers on entirely dome-shaped .38 (pictured on page 20) plants. BLOOMS VEG, TAG $.025, ROY $.05 ‘Sunny Igloo’ USPP #19108 18-20”. Gold buds open to decorative double yellow flowers. .38 BLOOMS VEG, TAG $.025, ROY $.05 ‘Warm Igloo’ USPP #19168 18-20”. Orange-bronze flowers with yellow centers.BLOOMS VEG, .38 TAG $.025, ROY $.05

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Dianthus Extraordinary selection of varieties and production options. Range of vibrant colors, patterns and flower forms. Many with striking glaucous foliage; strongly fragrant. Exceptional standard of sanitation and stock management. NEW! Dianthus Pink Fizz

USDA AHS Vern Bloom Variety Description Hardiness Heat Pot Size 200 162 128 72 72V 30 30V Code Time Zone Zone Devon Cottage™ Series From Whetman® Pinks Ltd. and PlantHaven. Large flowers, silver-blue foliage, and lengthy bloom period. Perfect as cut flowers, or for an Dianthus Dianthus Dianthus Dianthus Dianthus Dianthus Blushing Maiden Bright Eyes Fancy Knickers Rosy Cheeks Ruby’s Tuesday ‘Waterloo Sunset’ English-style cottage garden look.

14-18”. Double baby pink with Blushing Maiden darker reddish pink center. VEG, VB-B Z5-9 H9-1 Gal, 2Gal Late .36 .41 .51 .68 1.21 USPP #13914 ROY $.11 14-18”. Double white with dark red Bright Eyes VB-B Z5-9 H9-1 Gal, 2Gal Late .36 .41 .51 .68 1.21 USPP #20628 eye. VEG, ROY $.11 14-18”. Double white with red eye. Fancy Knickers VB-B Z5-9 H9-1 Gal, 2Gal Late .36 .41 .51 .68 1.21 USPP #13915 VEG, ROY $.11 14-18”. Double deep pink. VEG, Rosy Cheeks VB-B Z5-9 H9-1 Gal, 2Gal Late .36 .41 .51 .68 1.21 USPP #14045 ROY $.11 Ruby’s 14-18”. Double crimson red. VEG, VB-B Z5-9 H9-1 Gal, 2Gal Late .36 .41 .51 .68 1.21 Tuesday USPP #13872 ROY $.11 12”. Double fuchsia with dark red ‘Waterloo Sunset’ VB-B Z5-9 H9-1 Gal, 2Gal Late .36 .41 .51 .68 1.21 USPP #21080 eye. VEG, ROY $.11 Early Bird™ Series

From Whetman® Pinks Ltd. and PlantHaven. Early flowering, fragrant and compact. Perfect for quart containers. Dianthus Dianthus Dianthus Dianthus Dianthus Chili Fizzy Frosty Radiance Sherbet

6-7”. Double coral-red. VEG, Chili USPPAF VB-B Z5-9 H9-1 Qt Early .36 .41 .51 .68 1.21 ROY $.11 6-7”. Double lavender with red eye. Fizzy USPP #21394 VB-B Z5-9 H9-1 Qt Early .36 .41 .51 .68 1.21 VEG, ROY $.11

Frosty USPPAF 6-7”. Double white. VEG, ROY $.11 VB-B Z5-9 H9-1 Qt Early .36 .41 .51 .68 1.21

Radiance 6-7”. Double red. VEG, ROY $.11 VB-B Z5-9 H9-1 Qt Early .36 .41 .51 .68 1.21 USPP #21824

Sherbet USPP #21418 6-7”. Double pink. VEG, ROY $.11 VB-B Z5-9 H9-1 Qt Early .36 .41 .51 .68 1.21

22 I Green Leaf Plants® USDA AHS Vern Bloom Variety Description Hardiness Heat Pot Size 200 162 128 72 72V 30 30V Code Time Zone Zone Promotional Line™

From Whetman® Pinks Ltd. and PlantHaven. Unique varieties, fragrant. Ideal for irresistible retail displays and endcaps. Dianthus Dianthus Dianthus Dianthus Raspberry Swirl Rosebud Silver Star ‘Starburst’

12-14”. Single, white eye and Raspberry Swirl petals with maroon border. VEG, VB-B Z6-9 H9-1 Gal Early .36 .41 .51 .68 .83 1.21 1.45 USPP #14377 ROY $.11 8”. Double salmon-pink. VEG, Rosebud VB-B Z5-9 H9-1 Qt, Gal Early .36 .41 .51 .68 1.21 USPP #21397 ROY $.11 10”. Semi-double white with red Silver Star USPPAF VB-B Z5-9 H9-1 Gal Mid .36 .41 .51 .68 1.21 eye. VEG, ROY $.11 8”. Double cherry-red and pink ‘Starburst’ VB-B Z5-9 H9-1 Gal Mid .36 .41 .51 .68 1.21 USPP #21162 markings. VEG, ROY $.11

Scent First™ Pot From Whetman® Pinks Ltd. and PlantHaven. Double flowers, fragrant, with a habit ideal for creating compact containers. Suitable for gallon production. Dianthus Dianthus Dianthus Dianthus Dianthus Coconut Surprise ‘Coral Reef’ Eternity Raspberry Tickled Pink Surprise 8”. Double white with crimson Coconut Surprise VB-B Z5-9 H9-1 Qt, Gal Late .36 .41 .51 .68 1.21 USPP #18828 center. VEG, ROY $.11 6-8”. Double coral-pink with white ‘Coral Reef’ VB-B Z5-9 H9-1 Gal Mid .36 .41 .51 .68 1.21 USPP #19660 picotee. VEG, ROY $.11 10”. Double hot pink. VEG, ROY Eternity USPP #21395 VB-B Z5-9 H9-1 Gal Mid .36 .41 .51 .68 1.21 $.11 8”. Double pink with dark pink eye. Raspberry Surprise VB-B Z5-9 H9-1 Qt, Gal Late .36 .41 .51 .68 1.21 USPP #16029 VEG, ROY $.11 10”. Double deep pink. VEG, Tickled Pink VB-B Z5-9 H9-1 Gal Mid .36 .41 .51 .68 1.21 USPP #14919 ROY $.11

Scent First™ Tall

From Whetman® Pinks Ltd. and PlantHaven. Double flowers, fragrant, with longer stems and free flowering habit. Suitable NEW! Dianthus Dianthus NEW! Dianthus Dianthus Dianthus for gallon production. Memories Passion Pink Fizz Romance Sugar Plum

NEW! Memories 12”. Double white. VEG, ROY $.11 VB-B Z5-9 H9-1 Gal Mid .36 .41 .51 .68 1.21 USPPAF

Passion USPP #20440 9-11”. Double red. VEG, ROY $.11 VB-B Z5-9 H9-1 Gal Mid .36 .41 .51 .68 1.21 6”. Double, deep pink. VEG, NEW! Pink Fizz VB-B Z5-9 H9-1 Gal Mid .36 .41 .51 .68 1.21 USPPAF ROY $.11 12”. Double salmon-pink. VEG, Romance VB-B Z5-9 H9-1 Gal Mid .36 .41 .51 .68 1.21 USPP #21843 ROY $.11 10”. Double maroon and pink with Sugar Plum VB-B Z6-9 H9-1 Gal Mid .36 .41 .51 .68 1.21 USPP #21398 burgundy buds. VEG, ROY $.11 Check availability online at GLplants.com I 23 DIANTHUS I p: 800.321.9573 / 717.299.0300 I GLplants.com USDA AHS Vern Bloom Variety Description Hardiness Heat Pot Size 200 162 128 72 72V 30 30V Code Time Zone Zone Star™ Double Series

From Whetman® Pinks Ltd. and PlantHaven. Dwarf habit, double flowers with spicy fragrance. Flexible quart or gallon production. Dianthus Dianthus Pop Star Starlette

4”. Double soft magenta with dark Pop Star VB-B Z4-9 H9-1 Qt, Gal Early-Mid .36 .41 .51 .68 1.21 USPP #18222 center. VEG, ROY $.11 8”. Double bright pink with red eye. Starlette VB-B Z4-9 H9-1 Qt, Gal Early-Mid .36 .41 .51 .68 1.21 USPP #21438 VEG, ROY $.11

Star™ Single Series – From Whetman® Pinks Ltd. and PlantHaven. Dwarf habit, single flowers with spicy fragrance. Flexible quart or gallon production.

Dianthus Dianthus Dianthus Dianthus Dianthus Dianthus Dianthus Dianthus ‘Brilliant Star’ Eastern Star Fire Star ‘Neon Star’ Peppermint Star Shining Star Shooting Star ‘Spangled Star’

5”. Semi-double white with red eye. ‘Brilliant Star’ VB-B Z5-9 H9-1 Qt, Gal Early-Mid .36 .41 .51 .68 1.21 USPP #13025 VEG, ROY $.11 6”. Single deep pink with maroon Eastern Star VB-B Z3-8 H9-1 Qt, Gal Early-Mid .36 .41 .51 .68 1.21 USPP #14437 center. VEG, ROY $.11

Fire Star 9”. Single dark red. VEG, ROY $.11 VB-B Z5-9 H9-1 Qt, Gal Early-Mid .36 .41 .51 .68 1.21 USPP #14895

‘Neon Star’ 5”. Single neon pink. VEG, ROY $.11 VB-B Z3-8 H9-1 Qt, Gal Early-Mid .36 .41 .51 .68 1.21 USPP #14549 8”. Single deep pink with red center. Peppermint Star VB-B Z5-9 H9-1 Qt, Gal Early-Mid .36 .41 .51 .68 1.21 USPP #20369 VEG, ROY $.11 6”. Single hot pink with red eye. Shining Star VB-B Z5-9 H9-1 Qt, Gal Early-Mid .36 .41 .51 .68 1.21 USPP #20312 VEG, ROY $.11 6”. Semi-double light lavender. VEG, Shooting Star VB-B Z5-9 H9-1 Qt, Gal Early-Mid .36 .41 .51 .68 1.21 USPP #16431 ROY $.11 8-10”. Single red with pink edge, ‘Spangled Star’ VB-B Z5-9 H9-1 Qt, Gal Early-Mid .36 .41 .51 .68 1.21 USPP #13029 blotches and throat. VEG, ROY $.11

The Dianthus bloom time listed in the catalog refers to the spring season bloom DID YOU progression, based on response in our Lancaster, PA trials. Typical early response begins in late April – early May for outdoor production. Exact timing will vary based KNOW? on environmental conditions.

24 I Green Leaf Plants® USDA AHS Vern Bloom Variety Description Hardiness Heat Pot Size 200 162 128 72 72V 30 30V Code Time Zone Zone grantianopolitanus Cheddar Pinks

Dianthus Dianthus Dianthus Dianthus ‘Bath’s Pink’ Firewitch ‘Tiny Rubies’ ‘Wicked Witch’ gratianopolitanus 6-8”. Single soft pink. VEG VB-B Z3-8 H9-1 Gal Early-Mid .36 .41 .51 .68 .83 1.21 1.45 ‘Bath’s Pink’ gratianopolitanus 6”. Single magenta. VEG VB-B Z3-8 H9-1 Qt, Gal Early-Mid .36 .41 .51 .68 .83 1.21 1.45 Firewitch gratianopolitanus 3”. Small, double rose-red. VEG VB-B Z3-8 H9-1 Qt, Gal Early-Mid .36 .41 .51 .68 ‘Tiny Rubies’ gratianopolitanus 8-9”. Single cherry red. VEG, VB-B Z3-8 H9-1 Qt, Gal Early-Mid .36 .41 .51 .68 .83 1.21 1.45 ‘Wicked Witch’ ROY $.11 USPP #19824

Other Varieties & Hybrids

Dianthus Dianthus ‘Frosty Fire’ ‘Cranberry Ice’

×allwoodii 6”. Single red. VEG VB-B Z4-8 H8-1 Qt, Gal Early-Mid .36 .41 .51 .68 1.21 ‘Frosty Fire’ 12”. Single deep pink with pale pink ‘Cranberry Ice’ VB-B Z5-9 H9-1 Gal Early .36 .41 .51 .68 .83 1.21 1.45 USPP #18342 splashes. VEG, ROY $.11

Varieties from Seed

Dianthus Dianthus Dianthus Dianthus Dianthus Dianthus Dianthus ‘Can Can Scarlet’ Barbarini® Barbarini® Purple Barbarini® Red Barbarini® Barbarini® Red Barbarini® Mix Picotee Purple Red Picotee Rose Bicolor USDA AHS Vern Bloom Variety Description Hardiness Heat Pot Size 288 128 72 72V Code Time Zone Zone caryophyllus 14”. Double bright red. SEED N/A Z7-11 H11-1 Gal Late .490 .545 .73 ‘Can Can Scarlet’ 8-10”. Single flowers in clusters available in Picotee Purple, Purple, barbatus Red, Red Picotee, and Red Rose N/A Z5-8 H-8-1 Gal Late .165 .355 .59 .74 Barbarini® Series Bicolor. Mix contains all of the above and additional colors. SEED

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NEW! Diascia NEW! Digitalis NEW! Digitalis NEW! Digitalis NEW! Digitalis NEW! Digitalis NEW! Echinacea Coral Canyon® ‘Dalmatian Crème’ ‘Dalmatian Peach’ ‘Dalmatian Purple’ ‘Dalmatian Rose’ ‘Dalmatian White’ ‘Supreme Cantaloupe’ URC 288 200 162 128 72 72V 30 30V DIASCIA – Twinspur (Sun) June - August Scrophulariaceae NEW! integerrima Coral Canyon® 10-18”. Deep pink blooms and vigorous, green foliage. Hardy variety .124 .55 .73 that requires good drainage. From Plant Select®. Z4b-8, H8-4 VEG, TAG $.115, ROY $.07 DIGITALIS – Foxglove (Sun/Part Shade) June - July ×mertonensis (Summer King) 24-36”. Deep pink flowers with contrasting crimson spots. Z4-8, H8-1 .385 .57 .72 1.10 1.32 SEED VR-B LSW: February – April (V); November – June (UV) purpurea Camelot™ Series (Biennial) 3½-4’. Big trumpet flowers form impressive pyramids on sturdy stems. .220 .385 .62 1.16 Available in Camelot™ Cream, Camelot™ Lavender, Camelot™ Rose and Camelot™ White. Z4-8, H8-1 SEED LSW: October – May NEW! purpurea Dalmatian Series 16-20”. Early blooming series available in five colors. Sturdy spikes .245 .385 .62 1.16 (Biennial) full of tubular blooms. ‘Dalmatian Crème’, ‘Dalmatian Peach’, ‘Dalmatian Purple’, ‘Dalmatian Rose’, and ‘Dalmatian White’. Z5a-9b, H8-1 SEED LSW: October – May purpurea ‘Foxy’ (Biennial) 30”. Stiff spikes bear cheerful bells of white, yellow and rose. Z4-8, .135 .355 .62 1.16 H8-1 SEED LSW: October – May ECHINACEA – Coneflower (Sun) July - September Asteraceae Big Sky™ Series Z5-8, H9-1 TC VB, ROY $.25 LSW: April – July ‘Solar Flare’ USPP #22133 26”. Large, vibrant cherry-red flowers on dark burgundy stems. 2.26 2.65 2.81 Cone-fections™ Series Z5-9, H9-1 TC, TAG $.115 LSW: April – July ‘Hot Papaya’ USPP #21022 30-36”. Eye-catching double orange flowers held above strong dark 2.26 2.81 stems. ROY $.30 ‘Marmalade’ USPP #22602 26-30”. Two-toned tangerine and orange double blooms on sturdy 2.26 2.81 stems. ROY $.25 ‘Pink Double Delight’ USPP #18803 18-24”. Fully double pink flowers.ROY $.35 2.26 2.81 ‘Raspberry Truffle’ USPP #22612 18-22”. Salmon-pink flowers with sturdy dark stems.ROY $.25 2.26 2.81 NEW! Supreme™ Series Z4-9, H12-1 BLOOMS TC, TAG $.15, ROY $.32 LSW: April – July ‘Supreme Cantaloupe’ USPPAF 29”. The color of fresh cantaloupe. Fresh, orange-colored double 2.26 flower on well-branched plants. ‘Supreme Elegance’ USPPAF 34”. Deep pink double flowers. Upright habit with bouquet branching. 2.26 ‘Supreme Flamingo’ USPPAF 30”. Coral-pink double flowers with a narrow, upright habit. 2.26 NEW! hybrid ‘Cheyenne Spirit’ 18-30”. A mix of deep red, orange, purple, scarlet, cream, yellow and .490 .545 .78 1.27 white. Compact, well-branched, and first-year flowering. Z4-10, H12-1 SEED purpurea 36-48”. Pale purple petals arch back from spiky seed cone. Prairie .155 .355 .55 1.05 native. Z3-9, H12-1 SEED VB purpurea ‘Kim’s Knee-High’ USPP #12242  18-24”. Clear pink petals. Z3-9, H12-1 TC VB, ROY $.15 2.20 2.49 2.75 LSW: April – July purpurea ‘Magnus’ 4’. Stiff purple petals tinged with red. Z3-9, H12-1 SEED VB .355 .55 .72 1.05 1.25 purpurea ‘Pica Bella’ 38”. Stiff pink petals radiate from a large cone. Z4-9, H12-1 TC VB 2.26 2.81 LSW: April – July PowWow™ Series Z3-9, H12-1 SEED purpurea PowWow™ White 20”. Large white flowers. First year flowering. .350 .545 .72 1.27 purpurea PowWow™ Wildberry 20”. Like above, but with large dark pink flowers. .350 .545 .72 1.27 purpurea ‘Prairie Splendor’ 18-22”. Rose red flowers. Short and well-branched. Z3-9 SEED VB .185 .385 .60 .74 1.16 1.39 purpurea ‘Ruby Star’ 36-40”. Vibrantly colored lavender-purple flowers held stiffly outward .220 .405 .60 1.16 from the cone. Z3-9, H12-1 SEED VB purpurea ‘White Swan’ 24-36”. Creamy white blooms with golden cones. Z3-9, H12-1 .335 .55 .72 1.05 1.25 SEED VB ERIGERON – Fleabane (Sun) May - September Z5-8, H8-4 Asteraceae ‘Prosperity’ 14”. Lavender blue flowers with yellow centers.BLOOMS VEG, .152 .52 .70 ROY $.07

26 I Green Leaf Plants® NEW! Echinacea NEW! Echinacea NEW! Echinacea Erysimum Euphorbia Euphorbia Gaillardia ‘Supreme Elegance’ ‘Supreme Flamingo’ ‘Cheyenne Spirit’ ‘Jenny Brook’ ‘Ascot Rainbow’ ‘Bonfire’ ‘Arizona Apricot’ URC 288 200 162 128 72 72V 30 30V ERODIUM – Heron’s Bill, (Sun/Part Shade) May September Z5-8, H8-5 Geraniaceae ×variabile ‘Bishop’s Form’ 2-3”. Pink flowers veined with crimson. VEG .224 .52 .70 ERYNGIUM – Sea Holly (Sun) Summer - Fall Z5-8, H8-5 Apiaceae ×zabellii ‘Big Blue’ USPP #20636 33”. Steely-blue spiky flowers.BLOOMS TC VR-B, TAG $.15, 1.82 ROY $.32 ERYSIMUM – Wallflower (Sun) Early Summer Brassicaceae Fragrant Star (‘Walfrastar’) USPP #23101 18-20”. Cream and green variegated foliage with bright yellow .158 .54 .73 .85 1.27 1.52 flowers. Z6-9 VEG VR-B, ROY $.15 ‘Jenny Brook’ USPP #20253 T ender 20-24”. Peach flowers mature to rose and purple. Z7-9 .158 .54 .73 .85 BLOOMS VEG VB, TAG $.15, ROY $.11 EUPATORIUM – Hemp Agrimony (Sun/Part Shade) Late Summer - Fall Asteraceae ‘Little Joe’ USPP #16122 36”. Dwarf variety with green foliage. Lavender-pink flowers start .55 .73 1.27 in late summer. Z3-9, H8-2 VEG, TAG $.115, ROY $.13 maculatum ‘Gateway’ (Joe Pye) 5-6’. Large lavender flower heads. Z3 VEG .180 .55 .73 1.27 maculatum ×rugosum ‘Phantom’ 36”. Pale lavender sprays of flowers. Z4-8, H8-2 VEG,ROY $.10 .180 .55 .73 1.27 USPP #18354 purpureum ‘Baby Joe’ USPP #20320 30-36”. Moderately-sized habit with lavender-pink flowers. Green .180 .55 .73 1.27 whorls of leaves with burgundy-colored stems. Z3-9, H8-2 VEG, ROY $.10 rugosum ‘Chocolate’ (White snakeroot) 4-5’. Chocolate leaves with red stems and white flowers. Z4-8, H8-2 .180 .55 .73 1.27 VEG EUPHORBIA – Spurge (Sun) Spring - Summer Euphorbiaceae characias ×martinii Blackbird 14-16”. Chartreuse flowers contrast with dark purple foliage. .160 .48 .53 .73 1.27 (‘NOTHOWLEE’) USPP #17178 Z6-9, H9-5 VEG VR-B, ROY $.25 characias subsp. wulfenii Ruby Glow 22”. Burgundy-red foliage in cold weather with deep red new growth .160 .50 .55 .73 1.27 (‘Waleuphglo’) USPP #22200 in spring. Foliage is dark green in summer. Apple-green flower bracts in spring. Z6-9, H9-6 VEG VR-B, ROY $.20 dulcis ‘Chameleon’ 12-18”. Purple-green bracts with burgundy foliage. Z4-9, H9-1 .160 .48 .53 .73 .87 1.27 1.52 VEG VR-B ×martinii ‘Ascot Rainbow’ USPP #21401 24”. Yellow, green and light green variegated foliage that turns deep .160 .50 .55 .73 1.27 red in cooler weather. Z5-9 VEG VR-B, ROY $.25 ×martinii Tiny Tim (‘Waleutiny’) 10-12”. Chartreuse blooms with red centers and green foliage. .160 .50 .55 .73 1.27 USPP #16930 Z6-8, H9-5 VEG VR-B, ROY $.15 polychroma ‘Bonfire’ USPP #18585 10”. Chartreuse bracts atop red foliage. Z5-9, H9-4 BLOOMS VEG .160 .50 .55 .73 .87 1.27 1.52 VR-B, ROY $.27 wulfenii ‘Shorty’ USPP #19808 24”. Sturdy, blue-green foliage with bright yellow-green .160 .50 .55 .73 1.27 flowers. Long-lasting blooms with rounded habit. Z6-10, H10-7 VEG VR-B, ROY $.20 FRAGARIA – Strawberry (Sun) April - Frost Z5-9, H9-5 Rosaceae Pink Panda® (‘Frel’) 5”. Pink flowers bloom all summer on mounds of strawberry-like .52 .70 leaves. BLOOMS VEG, ROY $.05 GAILLARDIA – Blanket Flower (Sun) June - Frost Z3-8, H12-1 except as noted Asteraceae ×grandiflora ‘Arizona Apricot’ 12-14”. Yellow flowers with a deep apricot-orange center. Z2-10, .185 .355 .62 1.10 H12-1 SEED ×grandiflora ‘Arizona Red Shades’ 12-14”. Red-orange petals. Z2-10, H12-1 SEED .185 .355 .62 1.10

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Gaillardia Gaura Geranium Geranium NEW! Geranium Geranium NEW! Geum ‘Gallo Bright Red’ ‘Summer Emotions’ ‘Azure Rush’ ‘Blushing Turtle’ Crystal Rose ‘Rozanne’ ’Totally Tangerine’ URC 288 200 162 128 72 72V 30 30V GAILLARDIA – Continued ×grandiflora ‘Arizona Sun’ 12-14”. Red and yellow flowers. Z2-10, H12-1 SEED .185 .355 .62 1.10 ×grandiflora ‘Fanfare Blaze’ USPP#23494 12”. Red-orange fluted petals. Z5-10, H12-1 VEG,ROY $.15 .220 .72 1.21 ×grandiflora Goblin (‘Kobold’) 12”. Yellow and red bicolor blooms. SEED VB .355 .57 .72 1.10 ×grandiflora Mesa™ Bright Bicolor 16-18”. Bright yellow flowers with a red-orange halo. Z5-9, H9-1 .245 .415 .61 1.10 SEED ×grandiflora Mesa™ Yellow 16-18”. Bright yellow flowers with yellow centers. Z5-9, H12-1 SEED .245 .415 .61 1.10 Gallo Series – Z6-8, H12-1 VEG, ROY $.08 aristata ‘Gallo Bright Red’ USPPAF 12”. Bright red flowers all summer long. More compact habit and .220 .74 1.21 faster flower response than ‘Gallo Red’. aristata ‘Gallo Dark Bicolor’ 10-12”. Red and yellow petals. .220 .74 1.21 USPP #20718 aristata ‘Gallo Fire’ USPPAF 10-12”. Orange flowers subtly tipped in yellow. .220 .74 1.21 aristata ‘Gallo Peach’ USPP #20717 10-12”. Bicolor flowers with yellow and orange-gold petals. .220 .74 1.21 aristata ‘Gallo Red’ USPPAF 10-12”. Solid red flowers with darker centers. .220 .74 1.21 aristata ‘Gallo Yellow’ USPP #20716 10-12”. Pure yellow with hints of gold. .220 .74 1.21 aristata ‘Gallo Yellow Trumpet’ USPPAF 10-12”. Trumpet flower form with red flutes and yellow tips. .220 .74 1.21 GALIUM – Sweet Woodruff (Part Shade) May - June Z5-8, H8-5 Rubiaceae odoratum 6”. Neat, symmetrical foliage, sweetly fragrant. Tiny white flowers. .114 .40 .45 .61 1.10 VEG GAURA – Wand Flower (Sun) June - Oct. Z5-9 H9-2 except as noted Onagraceae Belleza™ Dark Pink (‘KLEAU04263’) USPPAF Tender 18”. Dark pink flowers on dark, short sturdy stems. VEG, .36 .41 .46 .64 1.16 ROY $.045 lindheimeri Passionate Blush (‘SME-2’) Tender 15-18”. Medium pink flowers. Vase-shaped habit. VEG, .122 .36 .41 .46 .64 1.16 ROY $.13 lindheimeri ‘Passionate Rainbow’ Tender 12”. Pink flowers and variegated foliage. VEG,ROY $.13 .122 .36 .41 .46 .64 1.16 USPP #17002 lindheimeri Pink Fountain 24-36”. White flowers with a distinct rich pink blush. VEG,ROY $.10 .122 .36 .41 .46 .64 1.16 (‘Walgaupf’) USPP #15555 lindheimeri ‘Siskiyou Pink’ 24”. Deep, rich pink flowers. VEG .122 .36 .41 .46 .64 1.16 lindheimeri Snow Fountain 24-36”. White-flowering form of the above, with similar heavy .122 .36 .41 .46 .64 1.16 (‘Walsnofou’) USPP #19376 branching habit. VEG, ROY $.10 lindheimeri ‘Summer Emotions’ Tender 14-18”. Unique bicolor with large white flowers that blend .122 .36 .41 .46 .64 1.16 USPP #21904 into pink along the petals’ edge. VEG, ROY $.13 lindheimeri ‘Whirling Butterflies’ 3’. Spikes of sterile white blooms. VEG .122 .36 .41 .46 .64 1.16 GAZANIA – Treasure Flower (Sun) June - Frost Z4-8 Asteraceae linearis Colorado Gold® 8”. Gold flowers. Deep green leaves with silver undersides. .490 .545 .66 SEED/VEG, TAG $.115, ROY $.07 GERANIUM – Crane’s Bill (Sun/Part Shade) June - September Geraniaceae ‘Azure Rush’ USPPAF 22”. Lighter blue flower color and more mounding habit than 1.82 2.31 Geranium ‘Rozanne’. Z5-8, H12-2 BLOOMS TC, TAG $.15, ROY $.32 ‘Blushing Turtle’ USPP #22376 24”. Large mounds of deep green foliage and lovely pink flowers. 1.82 2.31 Z5-8 BLOOMS TC VB, TAG $.15, ROY $.25 ×cantabrigiense ‘Biokovo’ 12”. Pink-white blooms and red foliage in fall. Z5-8 VEG VB-B .209 .72 1.21 NEW! ×cantabrigiense Crystal Rose 12”. Masses of hot pink flowers with near sterile blooms. Green .209 .72 1.21 (‘ABPP’) USPP #20809 foliage will have reddish-orange tint in fall. Z5-9, H8-5 VEG VB-B, ROY $.25 ×cantabrigiense ‘Karmina’ 12”. Like ‘Biokovo’, with deep rich pink flowers. Z5-8 VEGVB-B .209 .72 1.21 hybrid ‘Brookside’ 18-24”. Tons of violet-blue flowers with dark veins and a pale center. .209 .72 1.21 Long-blooming mounds of color. Z5-7, H12-2 VEG macrorrhizum ‘Bevan’s Variety’ 12”. Deep magenta blooms with contrasting red sepals. Z4-8 .209 .72 1.21 BLOOMS VEG VR-B, ROY $.05 ‘Rozanne’ USPP #12175 18-20”. Large violet-blue flowers with white centers. Z5-8, H12-2 1.82 2.31 BLOOMS TC, ROY $.32 28 I Green Leaf Plants® Geum Geum Carex NEW! Carex NEW! Carex NEW! Carex Carex ‘Blazing Sunset’ ‘Flames of Passion’ ‘Ice Dance’ EverColor® Everdi EverColor® Everest EverColor® Everoro ‘Evergold’ URC 288 200 162 128 72 72V 30 30V GEUM – Avens (Sun) May - July Rosaceae NEW! chiloense × rivale 30”. Long-lasting, bright orange flowers and bright green scalloped .207 .88 ‘Totally Tangerine’ USPP #22041 foliage. Z4-9, H8-5 VEG VB, ROY $.25 coccineum ‘Koi’ 8”. Orange flowers. Z5-7, H9-3 SEEDVB .405 .64 .78 flora plena ‘Blazing Sunset’ 24”. Large, scarlet flowers on glossy green foliage. Z5-9 SEEDVB .275 .415 .66 .80 rivale ‘Flames of Passion’ USPP #13730 24”. Deep orange-red flowers with burgundy flower stems and .207 .88 scalloped green foliage. Z3-8, H8-1 VEG VB, ROY $.10 GLECHOMA – Ground Ivy (Sun/Shade) June - August Z4-9, H9-4 Lamiaceae hederacea ‘Variegata’ 3-6”. Aggressive groundcover for poor soil types. Slightly fragrant, .089 .42 .60 scalloped green leaves with splashes of white. Lavender-blue flowers. VEG GRASSES – Grass liners cannot be shipped to CA, ID, NV, or the Canadian provinces of 288 162 128 72 38 British Columbia and Newfoundland LSW: January – September

ACORUS – Japanese Rush (Sun) July Z5-11, H12-2 Araceae gramineus ‘Ogon’ 6-12”. Dwarf variety with shiny, pale green and cream variegated 1.00 1.35 leaves. Grows with a fan-shaped habit and prefers marsh-like conditions. VEG CALAMAGROSTIS – Feather Reed Grass (Sun) Early Summer - Fall Z5-9, H9-5 Poaceae ×acutifolia ‘Karl Foerster’ 60-72”. Vigorous, early blooming grass with green foliage and .88 1.25 First available January 2014 vertical habit. Rosy-bronze flowers that fade to tan are sterile. 2001 of the Year. VEG CAREX – Sedge (Sun/Shade) Spring - Early Summer Cyperaceae morrowii ‘Ice Dance’ 6-12”. Cascading green leaves with bright, creamy-white margins. .98 1.32 Slowly spreading habit is suitable for edging. Spring blooms are insignificant. Z5-9, H12-1 VEG NEW! EverColor® Series – Z5-9, H9-5 VEG, TAG $.115, ROY $.20 First available January 2014 oshimensis EverColor® Everdi 8”. Green and glossy, grassy foliage that can be used solo or in 1.15 1.35 USPPAF mixed containers. oshimensis EverColor® Everest 17”. Contrasting bright green and white-edged grassy foliage looks 1.15 1.35 (‘CarFit01’) USPP #20955 striking in containers or the garden border. oshimensis EverColor® Everoro 12”. Lush golden-colored leaves with a dark green edge. 1.15 1.35 USPPAF oshimensis ‘Evergold’ 10-16”. Grassy, cream-colored leaves with a green margin form 1.15 1.35 a mounding plant habit. Brownish-colored flower heads. Z6-9, H9-5 VEG ColorGrass® Series SEED Carex buchananii Red Rooster™ 24”. Erect foliage is red-bronze with curly tips. Z6-9, H9-5 .265 .405 .63 Carex comans Amazon Mist™ Tender 10”. Graceful fountains of light-green foliage shoot bolt .265 .405 .63 upright, then cascade in spirals. Z7-9, H9-7 Carex flagellifera Bronzita™ Tender 14-16”. Tufts of narrow bronze foliage. Z7-9, H9-7 .265 .405 .63 Festuca glauca Festina™ 10”. Flower panicles rise to 10” over 6” blue-green foliage. .265 .405 .63 Clump-forming. Z4-8, H8-1 Stipa tenuissima Pony Tails™ T ender 20-24”. Dense clumps of fine, hair-like foliage with .265 .405 .63 shimmering silver . Z7-11, H12-7

TheGrasses Pennisetum Celebration and Carex EverColor® varieties liven up your landscape or mixed containers with their unique and colorful foliage. All of the grasses listed are produced at our Lancaster, PA facility, and can be shipped with your perennial and herb liners.

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NEW! Pennisetum NEW! Pennisetum Pennisetum ‘Rubrum’ Gypsophila Hedera Helenium Helianthemum ‘Cherry Sparkler’ ‘Sky Rocket’ ‘Gypsy Deep Rose’ ‘Thorndale’ Mardi Gras Hartswood Ruby 288 162 128 72 38 GRASSES – Continued PENNISETUM – Fountain Grass (Sun) August - Frost Poaceae NEW! Celebration Series Z9-12, H12-8 VEG, ROY $.25 LSW: January – September ×advena ‘Cherry Sparkler’ Tender 36”. Creamy-white and green variegated leaves accented .62 1.05 1.40 USPP #22538 with pink and burgundy blush tones depending on light intensity. Pink and white flower heads. ×advena ‘Fireworks’ USPP #18504 Tender 48”. Dominantly pink and burgundy variegated leaves with .62 1.05 1.40 green and white striping intermixed depending on light intensity. Burgundy-pink flower heads. ×advena ‘Sky Rocket’ USPP #21497 Tender 48”. Green and white variegated leaves and pink colored .62 1.05 1.40 flower heads. ×advena ‘Rubrum’ T ender 48”. Deep, burgundy-red foliage all summer long with deep .47 .72 1.19 pink flowers appearing in late summer. Z9-12, H12-8 VEG LSW: January – September alopecuroides ‘Hameln’ 36”. Narrow, green foliage with cream to tan-colored flower heads in .56 .84 1.25 July. Excellent in mass plantings. Z6-9, H9-5 VEG LSW: January – September GYPSOPHILA – Baby’s Breath (Sun) June - August Caryophyllaceae URC 288 200 162 128 72 72V 30 30V muralis ‘Gypsy Deep Rose’ T ender 10-12”. Dainty rose flowers held aloft and amongst .245 .445 .57 a cushioned mound of mossy green foliage. SEED repens Filou Series 6”. Dense, gray-green foliage with dainty, single flowers over a long .115 .335 .57 period of time. Available in Rose and White. Z4-7, H7-1 SEED HEDERA – Ivy (Sun/Part Shade) Z5-10, H12-5 Araliaceae helix English Ivy Large, semi-evergreen leaves, bright to dark green. VEG .077 .42 .60 helix ‘Thorndale’ Small glossy green leaves with creamy veins. VEG .077 .42 .60 HELENIUM – Helen’s Flower (Sun) June - August Z4-8, H8-1 Asteraceae amarum ‘Dakota Gold’ Tender 12-14”. Cute mounding habit with narrow, green leaves and .350 .465 .70 bright yellow flowers. Z7, H12-1 SEED ‘Can Can’ 36”. Fiery red-orange, single flowers with splashes of yellow on the .148 .50 .70 1.21 edges. VEG ‘Coppelia’ USPP #11243 39”. Warm coppery-orange blooms on sturdy stems. BLOOMS VEG, .148 .50 .70 1.21 ROY $.25 ‘El Dorado’ 32”. Golden-yellow blooms with a brown center. Slightly reflexed .148 .50 .70 1.21 flower petals. VEG Mardi Gras (‘Helbro’) USPP #15124 36-40”. Multicolored flowers with yellow petals splashed with .148 .50 .70 1.21 orange-red. BLOOMS VEG, ROY $.25 HELIANTHEMUM – Sun Rose (Sun) May - July Z5-8, H8-5 Cistaceae nummularium Hartswood Ruby 14”. Red flowers with yellow centers. Long blooming.BLOOMS VEG .143 .50 .70 (‘Hartswood’) USPP #20044 VR-B, TAG $.15, ROY $.15 HELIANTHUS – Sunflower (Sun) October Z6-9, H9-5 Asteraceae salicifolius ‘First Light’ USPP #13150 4’. A solid mass of bright yellow daisies. BLOOMS VEG, ROY $.25 .149 .50 .66 HELIOPSIS – Oxeye (Sun) June - September Asteraceae helianthoides ‘Bressingham Doubloon’ 4-5’. Double and semi-double yellow flowers. Z3-9, H9-1 .172 .66 .88 USPP #11270 BLOOMS VEG, ROY $.25 LSW: April – August helianthoides ‘Loraine Sunshine’ 30”. Variegated foliage of white with green veins. Golden-yellow .172 .66 .88 USPP #10690 flowers. June-frost. Z4-9, H9-1BLOOMS VEG, ROY $.25 LSW: April – August helianthoides Summer Sun 3-4’. Single and semi-double golden daisies with brown centers. .355 .59 1.10 (‘Sommersonne’) Z4-9, H9-1 SEED LSW: March – August

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Helianthus Heliopsis Heuchera Heuchera Heuchera Heuchera Heuchera ‘First Light’ ‘Loraine Sunshine’ ‘Blackout’ ‘Raspberry Ice’ Coral Forest™ ‘Kassandra’ ‘Miracle’

Aztec Sweet Herb - LIPPIA French Tarragon – ARTEMISIA Marjoram – ORIGANUM Stevia – STEVIA HERBS – See pages 49-54 Basil – OCIMUM Lavandin – LAVANDULA Mint – MENTHA Sweet Woodruff – GALIUM Herb Cross Reference Bee Balm – MONARDA Lavender – LAVANDULA Oregano – ORIGANUM Thyme – THYMUS Catmint – NEPETA Lavender Cotton – SANTOLINA Parsley – PETROSELINUM Chives – ALLIUM Lemon Balm – MELISSA Rosemary – ROSMARINUS Curry - HELICHRYSUM Lemon Verbena – ALOYSIA Sage – SALVIA

URC 288 200 162 128 72 72V 30 30V HEUCHERA – Coral Bells (Sun/Part Shade) May - July Z4-9, H8-1 except as noted Saxifragaceae americana Marvelous Marble™ 12”. Marbled green and purple leaves with creamy white flowers. .175 .325 .62 1.16 Z4-9, H12-1 SEED VR-B ‘Amethyst Mist’ 16-18”. Purple-plum colored leaves with a silvery overlay and small 1.25 white bell flowers. Z5-9, H8-1 VEGVR-B ‘Blackout’ USPP #20613 12-18”. Almost true black leaves with rounded edges. A glossy sheen 2.05 to the foliage adds appeal. Cream-colored flowers in summer. Z4-9, H12-1 TC VR-B, ROY $.20 ‘Can Can’ 24”. Ruffled ruby-red leaves with silver veins. Loose sprays of 1.55 greenish-white flowers. VEG VR-B ‘Crimson Curls’ USPP #13729 18”. Burgundy to deep purple ruffled and curled leaves with .350 1.55 a mounding plant habit. White bell flowers on burgundy stems. Z3-9, H8-1 VEG VR-B, ROY $.25 ‘Hercules’ 12-18”. Marbled, mounding foliage of green and cream with deep .350 1.55 red flowers in the spring. Z4-8, H8-1 VEGVR-B, ROY $.10 micrantha ‘Palace Purple’ 24”. Wands of greenish-white flowers above bold purple leaves. .155 .325 .57 .72 1.05 1.25 SEED VR-B ‘Mint Frost’ 24”. Mint-green leaves iced with silver. Light green and white flowers. 2.05 Z4-9, H8-2 TC VR-B ‘Petite Pearl Fairy’ USPP #11058 12”. Bronze foliage with silver marbling. Light pink flowers. 2.05 Z4-9, H8-2. TC VR-B, ROY $.15 ‘Plum Pudding’ 12-24”. Purple foliage with a silver sheen. White flowers. VEGVR-B .350 1.35 ‘Purple Petticoats’ 28”. Frilly, solid purple leaves form a mounding habit with insignificant, 1.35 small white blooms. Z4-9, H8-1 VEG VR-B ‘Raspberry Ice’ USPP #13340 24”. Bicolor pink/dark pink flowers. Leaves feature dark veins on 1.90 a silver backdrop, with purple undersides. Z4-9, H8-1 BLOOMS TC VR-B, ROY $.27 sanguinea Coral Forest™ 12-14”. Bright red flowers in spring over marbled green, smooth-lobed .175 .325 .62 foliage. Upgrade to Heuchera ‘Splendens’. Z4-9, H 12-1 SEED VR-B sanguinea ‘Splendens’ 15”. Dark scarlet blooms over mounds of attractive mottled green .175 .325 .57 .72 1.05 1.25 foliage. SEED VR-B ‘Silver Lode’ USPP #13339 30-36”. Pink buds and white flowers on burgundy stems. Matte silver 1.90 leaves have dark bronze-green veins and purple undersides. BLOOMS TC VR-B, ROY $.27 ‘Stormy Seas’ 36”. Vigorous variety with maroon-purple leaves and a lighter purple 1.35 dusting. Long flower stems with creamy flowers. Z3-8, H8-1 VEG VR-B ×villosa ‘Brownies’ 36”. Big chocolate brown leaves with purple undersides. Long white .350 1.55 flower spikes. Z4-9, H9-1 VEGVR-B, ROY $.10 ×villosa ‘Caramel’ USPP #16560 18-24”. Golden yellow-apricot foliage. Light pink flowers. Z4-9, H9-1 2.05 TC VR-B, ROY $.15 ×villosa ‘Kassandra’ USPP #21466 16”. Caramel-colored leaves with undulating edges and purple 1.35 undersides. Creamy white flowers. Z4-9, H9-1 VEGVR-B, ROY $.20 ×villosa ‘Miracle’ USPP #20274 12”. Lime-green summer foliage changes to deep red leaves with 2.05 a lime-green edge in cold temperatures. Light pink flowers. Z4-9, H9-1 TC VR-B, ROY $.15 ×villosa ‘Mocha’ USPP #18386 20”. Dark brown leaves and white flowers. Z4-9, H9-1 TCVR-B, 2.05 ROY $.15 ×villosa ‘Pistache’ USPP #19585 10-12”. Oak-leaf shaped leaves of lime-green. Creamy white flowers. 2.05 Profuse rebloom in late summer/early fall. Z4-9, H9-1 TC VR-B, ROY $.15 Check availability online at GLplants.com I 31 HEU / HOS I p: 800.321.9573 / 717.299.0300 I GLplants.com

NEW! Heucherella ‘Cracked ice’ New Heucherella genetics to enliven shady garden spots. Attractive leaf shapes with unique colors and vein patterns. Tolerant of dry soil, clumping and spreading types available.

‘Yellowstone Falls’

Heucherella ‘Blue Ridge’ URC 288 200 162 128 72 72V 30 30V HEUCHERELLA – (Heuchera×Tiarella) Foamy Bells (Sun/Shade) May - June Saxifragaceae NEW! ‘Blue Ridge’ USPP #22169 12-14”. Unique blue-green leaves with dramatic burgundy veins. .320 1.70 Heat and humidity tolerant variety with white flowers. Z5-9, H9-5 TC VR-B, ROY $.25 NEW! ‘Buttered Rum’ USPPAF 10”. Rich, luscious, caramel colored leaves that take on a deeper 2.05 copper coloration in the fall. Heat and humidity tolerant with white flowers. Z4-9, H8-5BLOOMS/Terra Nova TC VR-B, TAG $.15, ROY $.32 NEW! ‘Cracked Ice’ USPPAF 10”. Purple, maple leaf-like leaves with showy veining. Heat, humidity 2.05  and cold tolerant. White blooms in summer. Z4-9, H8-5 BLOOMS/Terra Nova TC VR-B, TAG $.15, ROY $.27 NEW! Falls ™ Series – From Terra Nova. Z4-9, H9-4 VEG VR-B, TAG $.115, ROY $.10 ‘Redstone Falls’ USPP #22394 15”. Copper colored leaves with dark veining. Trailing, spreading habit .320 1.70 with white blooms. ‘Sunrise Falls’ USPPAF 13”. Yellow maple leaf-shaped leaves with red veining. White flower .320 1.70 spikes and cascading habit. ‘Yellowstone Falls’ USPP #22313 10”. Chartreuse-colored leaves with crimson veining and white .320 1.70 flowers. Use in hanging baskets or as a unique groundcover. NEW! ‘Great Smokies’ USPPAF 6-8”. Oak leaf-shaped leaves in a deep shade of smoky burgundy .320 1.70 with spikes of white flowers. Attractive foliage is heat and humidity tolerant. Z5-9, H9-5 TC VR-B, ROY $.25 HIBISCUS – Rose Mallow (Sun) July - August Z5-9, H12-1 Malvaceae Cordials Series – Cordials are the toast of the garden with their bold leaves and sturdy habit. BLOOMS VEG TAG $.15, ROY $.37 LSW: Mid-March – June ‘Brandy Punch’ USPP #18938 72”. Large leaves with striking tints of bronze, purple and green. Big .99 1.43 pink flowers. ‘Cherry Brandy’ USPP #18944 72”. Same outstanding foliage as the above, with large solid red .99 1.43 blooms. ‘Cinnamon Grappa’ USPP #18964 72”. Green foliage, cut like maple leaves, on well-branched vigorous .99 1.43 plants. Solid red flowers. ‘Peppermint Schnapps’ USPP #18939 72”. Same habit and distinctive edge-cut foliage as above. Large .99 1.43 candy-pink flowers spiked with distinctively darker stripes and splotches. Vintage Carafe Series – VEG, ROY $.10 LSW: Mid-March – June Bordeaux (‘Carafe Yobordeaux’) USPP #17638 36”. Red flowers, 9-10” across with an infusion of pink. Dense, .99 1.43 uniform mounds of large, soft green, heart-shaped leaves. Chablis (‘Carafe Yochablis’) USPP #17602 36”. White flowers, 9-10” across with a hint of pink. Foliage is a soft .99 1.43 green, slightly paler than other Vintage varieties. Grenache (‘Carafe Yogrenache’) USPP #17571 36”. Pure pink flowers 7-8” wide. Dense and full habit. .99 1.43 Vintage Splash Series – VEG, ROY $.10 LSW: Mid-March – June Pinot Grigio (‘Splash Yopinot Grigio’) 30”. Big 9-10” flowers with snowy white petals with a hint of pink at .99 1.43 USPP #17570 the outer edge. Each petal’s base is brushed with the same hue, forming a ring around the flower’s throat. Pinot Noir (‘Splash Yopinot Noir’) 30”. Neat, compact plants sport robust 9-10” red blooms for .99 1.43 USPP #17563 a non-stop display.

NEW! Heucherella NEW! Heucherella NEW! Heucherella NEW! Heucherella Hibiscus Hibiscus Hibiscus ‘Buttered Rum’ ‘Redstone Falls’ ‘Sunrise Falls’ ‘Great Smokies’ ‘Brandy Punch’ Bordeaux Pinot Grigio 32 I Green Leaf Plants® Hosta Green Leaf Plants’ quality Hosta program! A garden standard, nice selection of best sellers, available in 3 liner sizes, produced from tissue culture free of Hosta Virus X.

HOSTA – Plantain Lily (Part Sun/Shade) Summer Z3-8, H 9-2 Liliaceae Transplanting Hosta liners in spring through early summer will ensure adequate root and foliage development before the shorter days and cooler temperatures of fall arrive. Transplant liners before July 1st and overwinter pots to sell the following spring as full, vigorous plants. TC VR-B LSW: April – September Variety Flower Color Bloom Foliage Height x Width 128 72 30

fortunei ‘Francee’ Lavender Mid-summer Green w/ thin white edge 30” x 36” .96 1.16 1.46

fortunei ‘Patriot’ Lavender Mid-summer Green w/ white edge 30” x 30” .96 1.16 1.46

hybrid ‘Blue Angel’ Pale lavender Late summer Blue-green 36” x 48” .96 1.16 1.46

hybrid ‘Blue Mouse Ears’ Lavender Mid-summer Blue-gray-green 10” x 12” .96 1.16 1.46

hybrid ‘Dream Queen’ White Late summer Creamy yellow w/ blue-green edge 20” x 32” .96 1.16 1.46

hybrid ‘Earth Angel’ Pale Lavender Late summer Blue-green w/ creamy yellow edge 36” x 48” .96 1.16 1.46

hybrid ‘Fire and Ice’ Lavender Mid-summer White w/ green edge 20” x 24” .96 1.16 1.46

hybrid ‘Fragrant Blue’ Near White Late summer Blue 22” x 30” .96 1.16 1.46

hybrid ‘Minuteman’ Lavender Mid-summer Green w/ white edge 30” x 24” .96 1.16 1.46

hybrid ‘Sum and Substance’ Pale Lavender Late summer Chartreuse 36” x 48” .96 1.16 1.46

nigrescens ‘Krossa Regal’ Lavender Mid-summer Blue-green 48-54” x 36-72” .96 1.16 1.46

sieboldiana ‘Elegans’ White Late summer Blue-green 30” x 34” .96 1.16 1.46

sieboldiana White Late summer Yellow w/ blue-green edge 34” x 30-40” .96 1.16 1.46 ‘Great Expectations’

tardiana ‘June’ Lavender Mid-summer Yellow w/ blue-green edge 18” x 20” .96 1.16 1.46

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NEW! Hypericum NEW! Hypericum NEW! Hypericum Hypericum Iberis Kniphofia Kniphofia Hypearls™ Compact Star Hypearls™ Compact Yellow Hypearls™ Madelon Hypearls™ Olivia ‘Alexander’s White’ ‘Elvira’ ‘Echo Mango’ URC 288 200 162 128 72 72V 30 30V HOUTTUYNIA – Chameleon Plant (Sun/Part Shade) May - June Z5-11, H12-1 Saururaceae cordata ‘Chameleon’ To 18”. Heart-shaped leaves splashed with white, pink and vivid red. .115 .44 .62 Underground runners spread rapidly. Invasive in rich, moist soils. VEG HYPERICUM – St. John’s Wort (Sun/Part Shade) May - June Clusiaceae calycinum 12-18”. Ground-hugging habit. Bright yellow flowers over narrow .100 .38 .44 .66 green leaves. Z5-9, H9-4 VEG VR-B NEW! Hypearls™ Compact Series – Z6-9, H9-6 VEG, ROY $.20 Hypearls™ Compact Star USPPAF 18”. Deep pink, rounded berries emerge from deep yellow flowers. .100 .38 .44 .66 Compact, well-branched with green, rounded leaves suitable for containers or small garden spaces. Hypearls™ Compact Yellow USPPAF 18”. Deep yellow flowers develop into deep yellow berries. Compact, .100 .38 .44 .66 green bushy plant for the landscape or container. Hypearls™ Series – Z6-9, H9-6 VEG, ROY $.10 except as noted Hypearls™ Jacqueline 28”. Pointed berries start out as yellow-orange and age to deep red. .100 .38 .44 .66 Vigorous green foliage and small yellow flowers begin in July. NEW! Hypearls™ Madelon USPPAF 24”. Bright yellow flowers mature to deep rosy red berries. Reddish- .100 .38 .44 .66 tipped stems set off yellow flowers and berries.ROY $.20 Hypearls™ Olivia 36”. Berry color starts out yellow then matures to salmon over time. .100 .38 .44 .66 Yellow flowers in July attract bees. ×moserianum ‘Tricolor’ Tender 12”. Arching red shoots and medium green leaves, variegated .100 .38 .44 .66 with cream and pink. Cup-shaped yellow flowers to 2” across, summer–fall. Z7-9, H9-7 VEG VR-B IBERIS – Hardy Candytuft (Sun) May - June Z4-9, H9-3 Brassicaceae sempervirens ‘Alexander’s White’ 10”. Bright white flowers with deep green, spreading foliage. .112 .36 .41 .48 .66 Z3-9, H9-3 VEG VR-B sempervirens ‘Little Gem’ 4-5”. Attractive mounds of pure white flowers in spring. VEGVR-B .112 .36 .41 .48 .66 sempervirens ‘Purity’ 8-10”. Clump forming habit with large, long lasting white flowers. .112 .36 .41 .48 .66 VEG VR-B sempervirens Snowflake (‘Schneeflocke’) 12”. Shorter, more compact, and larger white flowers than species. .112 .36 .41 .48 .66 VEG VR-B KNIPHOFIA – Red Hot Poker, Tritoma (Sun) Z5-9, H9-1 Liliaceae ‘Border Ballet’ 24”. Heavy-blooming variety in shades of red, pink, yellow and orange. .385 .60 .74 Blooms in August. SEED VR-B ‘Elvira’ USPP #22134 30”. Hot-orange flower spikes in late June with strappy, thick green 2.09 foliage. BLOOMS TC VR-B, TAG $.15, ROY $.25 uvaria ‘Echo Mango’ USPP #21706 40”. Repeat blooming Kniphofia with unbelievably bright 1.28 mango-orange flower spikes. TC VR-B, ROY $.25 uvaria ‘Echo Rojo’ USPP #22791 36”. Long-blooming, sizzling red-orange flower spikes emerge in 1.28 June followed by an encore performance in late summer. TC VR-B uvaria ‘Flamenco’ mix 32” stems with 8” spikes of yellow, orange and fiery-red. Blooms late .385 .60 .74 June to July. SEED VB-B LAMIASTRUM – Yellow Archangel (Shade/Part Shade) May - June Z4-8, H8-1 Lamiaceae galeobdolon ‘Herman’s Pride’ 12”. Green and silver leaves with yellow flowers. VEGVR-B .090 .37 .42 .57 .72 1.10 galeobdolon ‘Variegatum’ 12”. Silver-spotted with yellow flowers in spring. VEGVR-B .090 .37 .42 .57 .72 1.10

34 I Green Leaf Plants® Lamium Lamium Leucanthemum NEW! Leucanthemum Leycesteria Liatris Lithodora ‘Ghost’ ‘Shell Pink’ Freak!™ ‘Victorian Secret’ ‘Jealousy’ ‘Kobold’ ‘White Star’ URC 288 200 162 128 72 72V 30 30V LAMIUM – Dead Nettle (Shade/Part Shade) April - May Z4-8, H8-1 Lamiaceae maculatum ‘Anne Greenaway’ 6-8”. Neat green leaves, edged in bright gold, with a silver stripe. .090 .42 .57 1.10 Lavender-mauve flowers in spring with lighter fall rebloom. VEG maculatum ‘Aureum’ 6”. Chartreuse-colored foliage with a white stripe in the center of the .090 .37 .42 .57 1.10 leaf and rose-pink flowers. A bit slower growing than other Lamium and prefers more shade. VEG maculatum ‘Beacon Silver’ 8”. Lavender-pink flowers in spring. Silver leaves with green edges. .090 .37 .42 .57 1.10 VEG maculatum ‘Chequers’ 6-10”. Green leaves with a silver center stripe and mauve-pink .090 .37 .42 .57 1.10 flowers. VEG maculatum ‘Ghost’ 8”. Deep purple flowers. Wide silver leaves with barely any green .090 .37 .42 .57 1.10 margin. VEG, ROY $.05 maculatum ‘Orchid Frost’ USPP #11122 4-6”. Long-blooming, lilac flowers. Foliage is disease resistant with .090 .37 .42 .57 1.10 silvery centers and green edging. VEG, ROY $.05 maculatum ‘Pink Pewter’ 4-8”. Low mat-forming groundcover with creamy variegation, white .090 .37 .42 .57 1.10 on green, and soft pink flowers. VEG maculatum ‘Purple Dragon’ USPP #15890  4-8”. Deep purple snapdragon-type flowers over bright silvery .090 .37 .42 .57 1.10 foliage. VEG, ROY $.185 maculatum ‘Red Nancy’ 5-8”. Rosy pink blooms over silver leaves with green edges. VEG .090 .37 .42 .57 1.10 maculatum ‘Shell Pink’ 8”. Soft pink flowers. Excellent for shaded border or container. VEG .090 .37 .42 .57 1.10 maculatum ‘White Nancy’ 8”. White flowers in spring. Silver leaves with green edges. VEG .090 .37 .42 .57 1.10 LAVANDULA – See Herb section pages 49-51 LEUCANTHEMUM – Shasta Daisy (Sun) June - August Z5-8, H8-1 Asteraceae ×superbum ‘Alaska’ 30”. Bears 4” single white blooms from June to frost. SEED VB .155 .355 .57 .72 1.10 1.32 ×superbum ‘Becky’ 3’. Big, single white flowers in June and July. Shiny deep green .164 .50 .70 .83 1.21 1.45 foliage. A Southern favorite, hardy and long-lived. VEG VB ×superbum ‘Crazy Daisy’ 24-28”. A fluffy double Shasta. Hordes of frilly white petals surround .355 .68 .80 1.21 1.45 and sometimes nearly conceal the yellow eye. A fine cut, too. SEEDVB ×superbum Freak!™ 13”. Snowy white, semi-double, slightly tufted flowers with creamy .50 .70 .83 1.21 1.45 (‘LEUZ0001’) USPP #23426 yellow centers on a very compact plant. Excellent fall rebloom. BLOOMS VEG, TAG $.15, ROY $.22 ×superbum ‘Old Court Variety’ 22-24”. Long, curled, narrow petals of bright white surrounding a .164 .50 .70 1.21 deep yellow center. Excellent cut flower. VEG ×superbum ‘Snowcap’ 14”. Compact, single white Shasta Daisy flowers on exceptionally .164 .50 .70 .83 1.21 1.45 uniform plants. Long-lasting perennial. BLOOMS VEG VR ×superbum ‘Snow Lady’ 10-12”. Large, white single flowers on compact plants. SEED .175 .445 .60 .74 1.10 NEW! ×superbum ‘Victorian Secret’ 14”. Ruffled white flowers with a yellow center. Heat-tolerant variety .164 .50 .70 1.21 USPP #22654 that is odor free. From Terra Nova. VEG, TAG $.115, ROY $.15 LEYCESTERIA – Himalayan Honeysuckle (Sun/Part Shade) Caprifoliaceae formosa ‘Jealousy’ Tender 36-60”. Bold, heat-loving plant with chartreuse foliage. In .490 .465 .76 late summer, tips evolve into burgundy bracts followed by white flowers. Purple berries in fall. SEED LIATRIS – Kansas Gayfeather (Sun) July - September Z3-9, H9-2 Asteraceae spicata ‘Kobold’ 18”. A dwarf form with rigid spikes of deep rosy purple. SEED VR-B .355 .62 LSW: March – August LITHODORA – Lithodora (Sun) May - June Z6-8, H8-6 diffusa ‘Grace Ward’ 6-12”. Small electric blue flowers in spring. Dense mats of dark .099 .38 .43 .48 .70 green foliage. VEG VB-B diffusa ‘Heavenly Blue’ 4-6”. Low-growing, spreading variety with small, bright blue flowers .099 .38 .43 .48 .70 and evergreen foliage. VEG VB-B diffusa ‘White Star’ USPP #20078 4-6”. White stripes on bright blue flowers. Forms neat, compact, .108 .38 .43 .48 .70 bright green cushions. BLOOMS VEG VB-B, TAG $.15, ROY $.13

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NEW! Lobelia NEW! Lobelia NEW! Lobelia Lychnis NEW! Monarda Monarda Monarda ‘Crimson Princess’ ‘Rose Princess’ ‘Scarlet Princess’ ‘Gardener’s World’ ‘Cranberry Lace’ ‘Fireball’ ‘Fire Marshall’ URC 288 200 162 128 72 72V 30 30V LOBELIA – Cardinal Flower (Sun/Part Shade) July - September Campanulaceae cardinalis 3-4’. Brilliant red spikes. Moisture-loving and shade-tolerant. .275 .60 .74 Z3-9, H9-2 SEED VR chinensis 4”. Groundcover habit with fan-shaped, lilac blooms and vigorous .129 .55 green leaves. Z6-10, H10-6 VEG VB-B NEW! hybrid Princess Series – Z7-10, H8-5 VEG, ROY $.135 ‘Crimson Princess’ USPPAF Tender 20”. Large, fan-shaped red flowers and deep green foliage. .129 .66 Upright plant habit. ‘Rose Princess’ USPPAF T ender 20”. Bright, rose-colored fan-shaped flowers and .129 .66 burgundy-green foliage. ‘Scarlet Princess’ USPPAF Tender 20”. Eye-catching, bright orange-red flowers and .129 .66 burgundy-green foliage. ×speciosa ‘Queen Victoria’ 3-4’. Bright red flower spikes over bronze leaves. Z6-8, H8-6 SEEDVR .155 .355 .60 .74 LUPINUS – Lupine (Sun/Part Shade) May - July Z4-8, H8-1 Fabaceae polyphyllus ‘Russell Hybrids’ 36”. Cheerful blooms in a wide color range. SEED VR-B .355 .62 .78 LSW: October – March (UV) February – April (V) LYCHNIS – Catchfly (Sun) June - August Z3-8, H8-1 Caryophyllaceae coronaria ‘Gardener’s World’ 24”. Upright plants with woolly silver foliage. Red double flowers bloom .139 .70 .85 for about 6 weeks. Sterile. Prefers light shade in very hot areas. BLOOMS VEG, ROY $.15 LYSIMACHIA – Loosestrife (Sun/Part Shade) August - September Z4-9, H9-1 Primulaceae clethroides Gooseneck Loosestrife 36”. Arching, cool white spikes. VEG VR .114 .50 .66 .80 punctata ‘Alexander’ USPP #10598 24”. Bright golden flowers along upright stems. Variegated cream and .114 .46 .50 .66 .80 green leaves. A prolific bloomer. VEGVR, ROY $.15 MAZUS – Creeping Mazus (Sun/Part Shade) May - June Z5-8, H8-5 Scrophulariaceae reptans 2”. Mat-forming groundcover. Small toothed leaves; of .114 .38 .43 .55 .72 purple-blue flowers, spotted red and yellow. VEGVR-B MONARDA – Bee Balm (Sun/Part Shade) June - July Z4-9, H9-1 Lamiaceae Blue Stocking (‘Blaustrumpf’) 36”. Deep violet flowers. VEGVR .135 .40 .46 .64 .78 1.16 1.39 didyma ‘Coral Reef’ USPP #16741 30-36”. Flowers are hot coral pink, 3” wide. Good mildew resistance. .135 .40 .46 .64 .78 1.16 1.39 VEG VR, ROY $.25 NEW! didyma ‘Cranberry Lace’ USPPAF 10-12”. Hot pink flowers emerge from a purple pin-cushion. VEGVR, .160 .40 .46 .64 .78 1.16 1.39 ROY $.10 didyma ‘Fireball’ USPP #14235 24”. Large, deep red flowers atop burgundy bracts. Mid-sized plant .160 .40 .46 .64 .78 1.16 1.39 habit. VEG VB, ROY $.10 didyma Grand Mum™ (‘ACmum’) USPPAF 22”. Lavender-pink flowers. Capable of handling tough winters with .135 .40 .46 .64 .78 1.16 1.39 reliable return. Z3-9, H9-1 VEG VR, ROY $.25 didyma ‘Pink Lace’ USPP #18367 24”. Bright pink flowers emerge from a deep purple cushion without .160 .40 .46 .64 .78 1.16 1.39 vernalization in our PA trials. VEG, ROY $.10 didyma ‘Pink Supreme’ USPP #14204 24”. Compact, with vivid pink flowers. Good mildew resistance. .160 .40 .46 .64 .78 1.16 1.39 VEG VB, ROY $.10 ‘Fire Marshall’ USPP #23286 32”. Flaming red flowers on a moderately sized, bushy plant. Z5-8 .135 .40 .46 .64 .78 1.16 1.39 VEG VB, ROY $.25 Grand Marshall™ (‘Achall’) USPP #19582 24-26”. Fuchsia-purple flowers Extremely hardy, with good mildew .135 .40 .46 .64 .78 1.16 1.39 resistance. Z3-8, H9-1 VEG VR, ROY $.25 Grand Parade™ (‘Acrade’) USPP #19580 12-16”. More compact in size and habit than Grand Marshall™, with .135 .40 .46 .64 .78 1.16 1.39 lavender-purple flowers. Z3-8, H9-1 VEGVR, ROY $.25 ‘Jacob Cline’ 4’. A vigorous plant with big red flowers. VEGVR .135 .40 .46 .64 .78 1.16 1.39 ‘Marshall’s Delight’ 3’. Rich pink blooms. Mildew and rust-resistant. VEG VR .135 .40 .46 .64 .78 1.16 1.39 ‘Petite Delight’ USPP #10784 12-15”. Dwarf form with lavender-pink flowers in July and August. .135 .40 .46 .64 1.17 1.16 1.39 Moderate mildew resistance. VEG VR, ROY $.15 ‘Petite Wonder’ USPP #13149 9-10”. Midsummer bloom of true, clear pink. VEG VR-B, ROY $.15 .135 .40 .46 .64 1.17 1.16 1.39 ‘Raspberry Wine’ 24-36”. Raspberry-like buds open to clear wine-red flowers. .135 .40 .46 .64 .78 1.16 1.39 Dark green, highly mildew-resistant foliage. VEG VR 36 I Green Leaf Plants® Myosotis NEW! Nepeta Nepeta Nepeta Nipponanthemum nipponicum Oenothera Origanum ‘Mon Amie Blue’ Junior Walker™ ‘Six Hills Giant’ ‘Blue Dreams’ ‘Glowing Magenta’ ‘Kent Beauty’ URC 288 200 162 128 72 72V 30 30V MUEHLENBECKIA – Maidenhair Vine (Sun/Part Shade) May - July Z6-10, H10-6 Polygonaceae axillaris ‘Nana’ 3”. Bright green, rounded leaves with burgundy-green stems. .114 .44 .62 Low-growing, groundcover habit and barely noticeable yellow-green flowers. VEG MYOSOTIS – Forget-Me-Not (Sun/Part Shade) May - June Z6-8, H7-1 Boraginaceae sylvatica ‘Mon Amie Blue’ 6-8”. Delicate light blue starry flowers with small yellow centers. .165 .405 Vernalization is not required. SEED LSW: November – February sylvatica ‘Rosylva’ 8”. Large, radiant pink flowers on very compact, round plants. .165 .405 SEED VR-B sylvatica ‘Victoria Indigo-Blue’ 8”. Intense, deep blue flowers. Compact habit. SEED VR-B .165 .355 NEPETA – Catmint (Sun) May - October Z4-8, H8-1 Lamiaceae ×faassenii ‘Blue Wonder’ 12”. Dwarf, mounding variety with deep purple-blue flowers and .100 .32 .37 .42 .61 fragrant gray-green foliage. VEG ×faassenii ‘Dropmore’ 12”. Silvery aromatic foliage. Blue flowers bloom long and freely. VEG .100 .32 .37 .42 .61 ×faassenii ‘Walker’s Low’ 18-24”. Blue-purple flowers over compact mounds spreading to .100 .32 .37 .42 .61 1.10 24” wide. Gray-green foliage has familiar catmint scent. VEG NEW! Junior Walker™ (‘Novanepjun’) 18”. Lavender-blue flowers with gray-green foliage. Compact habit .32 .37 .42 .61 USPP #23074 and uniform flower canopy. Z3-8, H9-2 VEG,TAG $.115, ROY $.13 Little Trudy® (‘Psfike’) USPP #18904 10-14”. Deep lavender-blue flowers and serrated, narrow gray-green .100 .32 .37 .42 .61 leaves. Z4-9, H8-1 VEG, TAG $.115, ROY $.12 mussinii ‘Six Hills Giant’ 24-36”. A robust grower with large blue flowers. VEG .100 .32 .37 .42 .61 subsessilis ‘Blue Dreams’ 24”. Companion to N. ‘Pink Dreams’ with pure green, serrated leaves .415 .62 and lavender-blue flowers. No vernalization is required for summer performance, but vernalized plants flower about 4 weeks earlier. Z5-9, H8-1 SEED VB LSW: April – August subsessilis ‘Pink Dreams’ 24”. First-year flowering Nepeta features yellow flower buds that .415 .62 mature to pink flowers. Fragrant, serrated, green foliage. Z5-9, H8-1 SEED VB LSW: April – August NIPPONANTHEMUM – Montauk Daisy (Sun) September - October Z6-10, H10-6 Asteraceae nipponicum (formerly Chrysanthemum) 24-36”. Huge white Shasta daisy-like flowers bloom over shiny, .59 .77 leathery foliage. A great season extender. VEG LSW: March – June URCs available FOB Florida. Call for price, pack and freight rate. OENOTHERA – Evening Primrose (Sun) June - August Onagraceae berlandieri ‘Siskiyou’ 10-12”. Neat, compact and floriferous with pink flowers. Z4-8, .123 .38 .43 .51 .70 1.21 H8-1 VEG kunthiana ‘Glowing Magenta’ T ender 10-12”. Single, magenta-pink flowers on compact, lush .175 .415 .60 green foliage. Z7-9, H8-1 SEED macrocarpa - Missouri Primrose 6-8”. 4” lemon-yellow flowers. Z4-8, H8-1 SEED .60 1.10 (syn. missouriensis) macrocarpa ssp. fremontii ‘Shimmer’ 10-12”. Papery lemon yellow flowers among narrow silvery foliage. .123 .38 .43 .51 .70 1.21 USPP #19663 Compact, drought-tolerant and adaptable. Z5-8, H8-3 VEG, ROY $.15 ORIGANUM – Ornamental Oregano (Sun) Late Summer - Fall Lamiaceae dictamnus Dittany of Crete T ender 6”. Hops-like pink flowers emerge from purple bracts. .097 .38 .44 .62 Mounding habit with drooping stems of woolly, gray-green leaves. Z8-11, H12-8 VEG rotundifolium ‘Kent Beauty’ 4”. Ornamental clusters of hop-like, pendant bracts. Color segues .097 .33 .44 .62 .78 from green through dusty rose to mauve-pink with protruding lavender corolla. Z5-8 VEG VB-B

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NEW! Penstemon NEW! Penstemon NEW! Penstemon NEW! Penstemon NEW! Penstemon NEW! Penstemon Penstemon ‘Dark Towers’ ‘Delfts Blue Riding Hood’ ‘Hot Pink Riding Hood’ ‘Lavender Riding Hood’ ‘Marble Riding Hood’ ‘Purple Riding Hood’ ‘Red Riding Hood’ URC 288 200 162 128 72 72V 30 30V PAPAVER – Poppy (Sun) May - June Z2-7, H9-2 Papaveraceae nudicaule Iceland Poppy ‘Champagne Bubbles’ 12”. Mix of bronze, scarlet, orange, yellow and white blooms. .355 .60 Attractive, hairy leaves. SEED LSW: January – April nudicaule ‘Garden Gnome’ 12”. A mixture of red, orange, yellow and salmon flowers. .355 .60 SEED LSW: January – April nudicaule Spring Fever Series 10-12”. Colorful selections feature multiple stems with large bright .325 .60 flowers for early season sales. Available inOrange , Red and Yellow. SEED LSW: January – April nudicaule ‘Wonderland’ 8-10”. Flowers all summer. Mix of oranges, pinks, whites and yellows. .355 .60 SEED LSW: January – April orientale Oriental Poppy 16”. Scarlet blooms with black eyes. SEED VR LSW: February – April .355 .60 .72 orientale ‘Allegro’ PENSTEMON – Beard Tongue (Sun) June - July Plantaginaceae barbatus ‘Elfin Pink’ 14”. Pale pink tubular bells on wiry stems. Z4-9, H10-7 VEG .129 .43 .48 .66 1.21 barbatus ‘Prairie Dusk’ 24”. Rosy purple blooms. Z4-9, H9-2 VEG VR-B .129 .43 .48 .66 .80 1.21 1.45 digitalis ‘Husker Red’ 30”. White flowers, deep bronze-red leaves Z3-8, H8-1 SEED/VEG .385 .66 .80 1.21 1.45 VR-B NEW! ‘Dark Towers’ USPP #20013 36”. Bronzy-red foliage with spires of pink trumpet flowers in late .129 .46 .50 .70 1.21 spring to early summer. Darker foliage and larger plant than ‘Husker Red’. From Terra Nova. Z3-8, H8-1 VEG VR-B, TAG $.115, ROY $.20 ‘Dorothy Wilson’ Tender 32”. Lavender-pink flowers and a white throat with pink .129 .44 .48 .66 1.21 striations. Z7-9, H9-1 VEG, ROY $.03 ×mexicali Carillo Series 12”. First year flowering, perennial seed strains with a bountiful .245 .415 .66 1.21 display of tubular, white-throated bell-shaped flowers. Available in Purple and Rose. Z5-7, H10-7 SEED ×mexicali ‘Pike’s Peak Purple’ 30”. Grape jelly-colored flowers with striped throats. Z4-9, H10-7 .129 .44 .48 .66 1.21 VEG, TAG $.115, ROY $.07 ×mexicali ‘Red Rocks’ 30”. Bright rose flowers with magenta-veined white throats. .129 .44 .48 .66 1.21 Z4-9, H10-7 VEG, TAG $.115, ROY $.07 ×mexicali ‘Sweet Joanne’ USPP #20610 24”. Flared lavender-pink trumpets on sturdy stems, larger and .129 .44 .48 .66 1.21 longer-lasting than those of most hardy varieties. Z5-9, H9-5 BLOOMS VEG, TAG $.15, ROY $.25 ‘Prairie Twilight’ USPP #19893 22”. Very showy, late spring perennial with masses of tubular lavender .44 .48 .66 .80 1.21 1.45 flowers with white tips. Z4-9BLOOMS VEG VB-B, TAG $.15, ROY $.25 ‘Pretty Petticoat’ T ender 20-26”. Large deep purple flowers with a crisp white throat. .129 .44 .48 .66 1.21 Z7-9, H9-1 VEG, ROY $.03 Riding Hood Series – Hardy plants with a spectacular habit for 1-gallon pots. No vernalization required for flowering first year. Showy, tubular flowers on sturdy stems available in six colors. Z5-8, H9-2 VEG,ROY $.147 schmidel ‘Blue Riding Hood’ 20”. Blue flowers. .47 .50 .68 1.21 USPP #23066 NEW! schmidel ‘Delfts Blue 20”. Lavender-blue flowers. .47 .50 .68 1.21 Riding Hood’ USPP #23065 NEW! schmidel ‘Hot Pink Riding 22”. Dark pink flowers. .47 .50 .68 1.21 Hood’ USPP #23089 NEW! schmidel ‘Lavender 15”. Lavender-pink flowers. .47 .50 .68 1.21 Riding Hood’ USPP #23064 NEW! schmidel ‘Marble Riding 20”. Bright pink flowers. .47 .50 .68 1.21 Hood’ USPP #23098 NEW! schmidel ‘Purple Riding 15”. Royal purple flowers. .47 .50 .68 1.21 Hood’ USPP #23067 schmidel ‘Red Riding Hood’ 24”. Coral-red flowers. .47 .50 .68 1.21 USPP #18950 38 I Green Leaf Plants® Perovskia NEW! Phlox NEW! Phlox NEW! Phlox NEW! Phlox NEW! Phlox Phlox ‘Little Spire’ Flame® Light Pink Flame® Lilac Flame® Pink Flame® Purple Flame® White Paparazzi™ Angelina URC 288 200 162 128 72 72V 30 30V ‘Ruby Candle’ T ender 20-26”. Tubular, burgundy-red blooms with a rich wine red .129 .44 .48 .66 1.21 center and minor white veining. Z7-9, H9-1 VEG, ROY $.03 ‘Sour Grapes’ T ender 28”. Strong grower with big pale purple trumpets. .129 .44 .48 .66 1.21 Z9-10, H9-1 BLOOMS VEG, ROY $.05 PEROVSKIA – Russian Sage (Sun) July - September Z5-9, H9-4 Lamiaceae atriplicifolia 4’. Spikes of blue-violet flowers over aromatic silver foliage. VEG .112 .44 .47 .50 .66 1.21 hybrida ‘Little Spire’ USPP #11643 36”. More compact alternative to P. atriplicifolia for smaller gardens. .112 .44 .47 .50 .66 1.21 Slender, upright habit with silvery, gray-green leaves and bright, long-lasting purple flowers. VEG,ROY $.10 × ‘Longin’ 3-4’. Selected for its rigidly upright growth habit. Blue-violet flowers. .112 .44 .47 .50 .66 1.21 VEG PHLOX – Phlox divaricata (Woodland Phlox) (Shade) April - May Z4-8, H8-1 divaricata ‘Blue Moon’ 12”. Loads of fragrant dark blue flowers. VEGVB-B .123 .40 .43 .48 .68 .83 1.21 1.45 divaricata ‘May Breeze’ 15-18”. Fragrant, light blue flowers. VEGVB-B .123 .40 .43 .48 .68 .83 1.21 1.45 paniculata (Tall Phlox, Garden Phlox) (Sun) July - September Z4-8, H8-1 paniculata ‘Blue Boy’ 30”. Lavender-blue flower heads. VEGVB .128 .51 .68 .83 1.21 1.45 paniculata ‘Bright Eyes’ 24”. Soft pink flowers with red eyes. VEGVB .128 .51 .68 .83 1.21 1.45 paniculata ‘David’ 3-4’. Fragrant, solid white flower heads. VEGVB .128 .51 .68 .83 1.21 1.45 paniculata ‘Delilah’ USPP #13464 24-32”. Large, fragrant, reddish-purple flower heads atop deep green .128 .51 .68 .83 1.21 1.45 foliage. VEG VB, ROY $.10 paniculata ‘Eva Cullum’ 36”. Warm pink florets with red eyes. BLOOMS VEG VB .128 .51 .68 .83 1.21 1.45 NEW! Flame® Series – Intensely fragrant, brightly colored flower heads in mid-summer. Compact series with good powdery mildew resistance. Available in five colors. Z4-8, H8-1 VEGVB, ROY $.15 paniculata Flame® Light Pink 12-18”. Light pink with a dark eye. .68 .88 1.43 1.67 (‘Bareleven’) USPP #11805 paniculata Flame® Lilac 12-18”. Lilac with some pale markings. .68 .88 1.43 1.67 (‘Barten’) USPP #11802 paniculata Flame® Pink 12-18”. Pink with a darker pink eye. .68 .88 1.43 1.67 (‘Bartwelve’) USPP #11804 paniculata Flame® Purple 12-18”. Royal purple. .68 .88 1.43 1.67 (‘Barfourteen’) USPP #12605 paniculata Flame® White 12-18”. White with tiny green eye. .68 .88 1.43 1.67 (‘Bartwentynine’) USPP #16259 paniculata ‘Franz Schubert’ 36”. Fragrant, lilac blooms. BLOOMS VEG VB .128 .51 .68 .83 1.21 1.45 paniculata ‘Laura’ 42”. Clear purple flowers with white eyes. VEGVB .128 .51 .68 .83 1.21 1.45 paniculata ‘Nicky’ 24-36”. Intense, deep magenta-purple flower heads. VEGVB .128 .51 .68 .83 1.21 1.45 paniculata ‘Norah Leigh’ 36”. Pale12 pink flowers and variegated leaves of creamy white and .128 .51 .68 .83 1.21 1.45 a thin gree12n center. VEG VB paniculata ‘Starfire’ 36”. Brilliant red flowers atop deep bronze/green foliage. VEGVB .128 .51 .68 .83 1.21 1.45

Paparazzi™ Collection (Sun/Part Shade) April - June Z5-8, H8-1 The newest stars in the garden are wearing masses of fragrant subulata-type flowers in spring over deep green, spreading foliage. Introduced to the trade by Amerinova. Benefits from bulking prior to vernalization. VEG VB-B, ROY $.19 ×hybrida Paparazzi™ Angelina USPPAF 5”. Lavender flowers with purple eye. .48 .52 .68 .83 1.21 1.52 ×hybrida Paparazzi™ Britney USPPAF 5”. Fragrant blooms of vivid pink with flashy white centers. .48 .52 .68 .83 1.21 1.52 ×hybrida Paparazzi™ Gaga USPPAF 5”. Lavender-pink flowers with purple eye. .48 .52 .68 .83 1.21 1.52 ×hybrida Paparazzi™ Lindsay USPPAF 5”. Loads of solid deep pink fragrant flowers. .48 .52 .68 .83 1.21 1.52 ×hybrida Paparazzi™ Miley USPPAF 5”. Rich orchid-pink flowers with a distinct dark purple eye. .48 .52 .68 .83 1.21 1.52 ×hybrida Paparazzi™ Paris USPPAF 5”. Lavender-blue flowers with dark purple eye. .48 .52 .68 .83 1.21 1.52

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The best time to transplant most Phlox liners is late summer through fall. This schedule allows time for the plant to fill out the container (bulk) prior to DID YOU vernalization, and will provide the biggest flower show and impact when spring arrives. This applies to divaricata, subulata, and stolonifera species as well KNOW? as the Paparazzi™ Collection, but is not critical for Phlox paniculata.

URC 288 200 162 128 72 72V 30 30V PHLOX – Continued stolonifera (Creeping Phlox) (Part Shade/Shade) April - May Z4-8, H8-1 stolonifera ‘Home Fires’ 8”. Shade groundcover with deep pink flower clusters. VEGVR-B .123 .47 .52 .70 .83 1.21 1.45 stolonifera ‘Sherwood Purple’ 6”. Fragrant purple-blue flowers. Excellent shady groundcover. .123 .47 .52 .70 .83 1.21 1.45 VEG VR-B subulata (Moss Phlox) (Sun/Part Shade) Spring Z2-8, H9-4 except as noted. 4-6”. Early spring bloom. Evergreen mats of pine needle-like foliage. subulata ‘Amazing Grace’ White petals with a dash of lipstick red at center. Flowers mature to .099 .33 .36 .44 .56 .72 1.10 1.32 pale pink. VEG VR-B subulata ‘Apple Blossom’ Pale pink blooms. VEG VR-B .099 .33 .36 .44 .56 .72 1.10 1.32 subulata ‘Atropurpurea’ Rich wine-red flowers. VEG VR-B .099 .33 .36 .44 .56 .72 1.10 1.32 subulata ‘Candy Stripe’ White flowers with a bold pink brush stroke down each petal. .099 .33 .36 .44 .56 .72 1.10 1.32 VEG VR-B subulata ‘Coral Eyes’ Pale pink flowers with a coral-red eye. VEG VR-B .099 .33 .36 .44 .56 .72 1.10 1.32 First Available January 2014 subulata ‘Crimson Beauty’ Rosy red flowers. VEG VR-B .099 .33 .36 .44 .56 .72 1.10 1.32 subulata ‘Drummon’s Pink’ Candy pink flowers are larger than those of mostP. subulata varieties. .099 .33 .36 .44 .56 .72 1.10 1.32 VEG VR-B subulata ‘Emerald Blue’ Clear lavender-blue flowers. VEGVR-B .099 .33 .36 .44 .56 .72 1.10 1.32 subulata ‘Emerald Cushion Blue’ Lavender-blue flowers. Superior mounding habit. VEGVR-B .099 .33 .36 .44 .56 .72 1.10 1.32 subulata ‘Emerald Pink’ Dark pink flowers with deeper magenta eye. Z3-8, H9-4 VEG VR-B .099 .33 .36 .44 .56 .72 1.10 1.32 subulata ‘Fort Hill’ Deep pink, fragrant blooms. VEG VR-B .099 .33 .36 .44 .56 .72 1.10 1.32 subulata ‘Millstream Daphne’ Intense pink blooms. VEG VR-B .099 .33 .36 .44 .56 .72 1.10 1.32 subulata ‘Oakington Blue Eyes’ Sky-blue flowers. BLOOMS VEG VR-B .099 .33 .36 .44 .56 .72 1.10 1.32 subulata ‘Purple Beauty’ Deep purple blooms. VEG VR-B .099 .33 .36 .44 .56 .72 1.10 1.32 subulata ‘Red Wings’ Deep crimson blooms with dark red centers. VEG VR-B .099 .33 .36 .44 .56 .72 1.10 1.32 subulata ‘Ronsdorfer Beauty’ Rich rose pink flowers with magenta-red center ring. VEG VR-B .099 .33 .36 .44 .56 .72 1.10 1.32 subulata ‘Scarlet Flame’ Vivid scarlet blooms. VEG VR-B .099 .33 .36 .44 .56 .72 1.10 1.32 subulata ‘Snowflake’ Pristine white flowers. VEG VR-B .099 .33 .36 .44 .56 .72 1.10 1.32 subulata ‘White Delight’ Bright white flowers on dark green, spreading foliage. VEG VR-B .099 .33 .36 .44 .56 .72 1.10 1.32 PHYGELIUS – Cape Fuchsia (Sun/Part Shade) May - July Z7-10 Scrophulariaceae Cherry Ripe® (‘Blacher’) USPP #17948 T ender 21”. Compact selection with bright red tubular flowers and .155 .51 .68 yellow throats. Rich reddish colored stems and dark green foliage. VEG, ROY $.10 ‘Passionate’ USPP #17798 T ender 20-28”. Moderately sized plant with tubular rosy-orange .155 .51 .68 colored flowers and a yellow throat. Attractive dark green foliage with bronzy burgundy stems. VEG, ROY $.10

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40 I Green Leaf Plants® Phygelius NEW! Phygelius NEW! Phygelius NEW! Phygelius NEW! Physostegia Primula NEW! Rudbeckia Cherry Ripe® ‘Magic Mandarin’ ‘Radiant Red’ ‘Yellow Submarine’ ‘Pink Manners’ Noverna® Deep Blue ‘Little Goldstar’ URC 288 200 162 128 72 72V 30 30V NEW! Tye Dye® Series – New series of Phygelius exclusive to Green Leaf Plants! Four psychedelic colors on a compact plant habit. Excellent branching and a lavish flower canopy. Z6b-10, H10-6 VEG,ROY $.15 hybrid ‘Magic Mandarin’ USPPAF 10-14”. Peachy orange-colored flowers. .155 .51 .68 hybrid ‘Radiant Red’ USPPAF 10-14”. Dark, rosy-red flowers and yellow throat. .155 .51 .68 hybrid ‘Rosy Cheeks’ USPPAF 10-14”. Pretty, deep pink flowers with a yellow throat. .155 .51 .68 hybrid ‘Yellow Submarine’ USPPAF 10-14”. Attractive, deep yellow trumpet flowers. .155 .51 .68 PHYSOSTEGIA – Obedient Plant (Sun/Part Shade) July - September Z4-8, H8-1 except as noted Lamiaceae virginiana ‘Crystal Peak White’ 26”. First year flowering. White flowers on sturdy, well-branched .245 .445 .70 1.21 plants. Z2-9 SEED virginiana ‘Miss Manners’ USPP #12637 18-24”. A petite form with white flowers. Clump-forming and not .125 .37 .41 .51 .70 .85 1.21 1.45 invasive. VEG VB, ROY $.15 NEW! virginiana ‘Pink Manners’ 42”. A sturdy, clumping-form with pink flowers. VEGVB, ROY $.25 .125 .37 .41 .51 .70 .85 1.21 1.45 USPP #23482 virginiana ‘Vivid’ 20”. Deep pink blooms on compact shrubby plants. VEG VR .125 .37 .41 .51 .70 .85 1.21 1.45 PLATYCODON – Balloon Flower (Sun/Part Shade) July - August Z4-9, H9-4 Campanulaceae grandiflorus ‘Sentimental Blue’ 6-8”. Compact habit with large blue flowers. SEED .185 .355 .56 LSW: April – August POLEMONIUM – Jacob’s Ladder (Sun/Part Shade) May - June Polemoniaceae boreale ‘Heavenly Habit’ 12”. Violet-blue flowers with a yellow eye and ferny green foliage. .355 .56 .72 Z4-9, H8-1 SEED VR cæruleum Brise d’Anjou (‘Blanjou’) 12-18”. Distinctive variegated foliage with blue flowers. Avoid full sun .245 1.25 USPP #9781 and high humidity in hotter climates. Z4-9, H7-1 BLOOMS VEG VR, ROY $.32 LSW: November – August reptans ‘Touch of Class’ USPP #19768 14-18”. Green leaves with a clean, white margin and pinkish cast in .245 1.25 colder temperatures. Fragrant lavender-blue flowers. Z4-9, H7-1 VEG VR-B, ROY $.25 LSW: November – August reptans ‘Stairway to Heaven’ 18-24”. Fern-like green leaves with a creamy-white margin that are .245 1.25 USPP #15187 pink-tinged in spring. Pale lavender-blue flowers. Z4-9, H8-1 VEG VR-B, ROY $.25 LSW: November – August yezoense Bressingham Purple (‘Polbress’) 18-24”. Ferny foliage with a rich purple hue in spring and fall. .245 1.25 USPP #15367 Summer color varies with light intensity from bronze to green. Deep lavender-blue flowers on burgundy stems. More sun-tolerant than Brise d’Anjou. BLOOMS VEG VR, ROY $.32 LSW: November – August PRIMULA – Primrose (Part Shade/Shade) Spring Z4-8, H8-1 Primulaceae capitata Noverna® Deep Blue 12-16”. Tubular, dark purple flowers with fuzzy white stems arise .165 .245 .64 from rosettes of green foliage. SEED LSW: January – April japonica 18-20”. Mix of pink, red, and orange flowers on tall, elegant .165 .245 .64 “candelabra” stems. SEED LSW: January – April PRUNELLA – Self-Heal (Sun) June - July Z5-7, H8-5 Lamiaceae grandiflora Bella Series 7”. Abundance of flowers on strong green foliage without .165 .325 .60 1.10 vernalization. Available in Blue and Deep Rose. SEED hybrid ‘Summer Daze’ USPP #19609 12”. Pink flower clusters and attractive oak-leaf foliage and habit. .125 .68 .83 1.21 1.45 VEG VB, ROY $.10 RUDBECKIA – Black-Eyed Susan (Sun) July - Frost Asteraceae fulgida ‘Goldsturm’ 24-36”. Golden yellow flowers with a black cone. Z4-9, H9-1 .185 .385 .55 .72 1.10 1.25 SEED VB fulgida var. fulgida 24-30”. Yellow daisy flowers smaller but similar to ‘Goldsturm’. .64 1.16 Longer blooming than ‘Goldsturm’ as well. Z4-9, H9-1 SEED fulgida var. speciosa 18-24”. A dwarf form with deep yellow flowers. Z4-8, H9-1 .168 .50 .68 .80 1.21 1.45 ‘Viette’s Little Suzy’ USPP #8867 BLOOMS VEG VB, ROY $.35

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NEW! Salvia NEW! Salvia NEW! Salvia NEW! Salvia NEW! Salvia NEW! Salvia NEW! Salvia ‘Autumn Moon’ ‘Brite Eyes’ ‘Dancing Dolls’ ‘Fancy Dancer’ ‘Fire Dancer’ ‘Flamenco Rose’ ‘Golden Girl’ URC 288 200 162 128 72 72V 30 30V RUDBECKIA – Continued hirta (syn. gloriosa) – Gloriosa Daisy. Long-blooming biennial or short-lived perennial. Gives such great garden color, summer into fall, it is often grown as an annual. Hardiness undetermined, will seed in. hirta ‘Autumn Colors’ 24-30”. A cheerful mix featuring deep red, bronze and yellow. SEED .185 .385 .60 hirta Denver Daisy™ 24-36”. Masses of large, gold flowers with a striking dark center eye. .185 .385 .60 1.10 SEED, TAG $.115, ROY $.01 hirta ‘Indian Summer’ 30”. Large golden daisy flowers all summer. SEED .155 .355 .60 NEW! ‘Little Goldstar’ USPP #22397 16”. Multitude of bright, golden-yellow flowers on sturdy stems. .150 2.05 Excellent pot habit with Septoria-resistant foliage. Flowers over the entire plant. Z4-8, H9-1 TC, ROY $.20 subtomentosa ‘Henry Eilers’ 60”. Unique thinly-quilled yellow flowers with a brown-black center. .168 .68 1.21 Masses of flowers on tall, back-of-the-border plants. Z4-9, H9-1 VEG RUELLIA – Mexican Petunia (Sun) June - Frost Z7-10, H9-8 Acanthaceae brittoniana ‘Katie Pink’ Tender 10-12”. Lance-shaped green leaves and 1.5” pink flowers .116 .45 .55 on compact plants. Heat and humidity tolerant. VEG brittoniana ‘Katie Purple’ T ender 10-12”. Heat and humidity-loving compact plant with purple .116 .45 .55 flowers. VEG RUMEX – Bloody Sorrel (Sun/Part Shade) Z4-9, H12-2 Polygonaceae sanguineus 18-24”. Lanceolate green leaves with weird red-purple venation, .155 .415 .62 like something from a Martian salad bar. Panicles of tiny star-shaped green flowers, but mainly used for foliar accent. SEED SAGINA – Pearlwort (Sun/Part Shade) May - June Z4-7, H7-1 Caryophyllaceae subulata ‘Aurea’ – Scotch Moss 2”. Creeping, moss-like plant forms a chartreuse-colored groundcover .097 .42 .59 with tiny white flowers. VEGLSW: February – June subulata ‘Crispy’ – Irish Moss 2”. This low-growing fine-textured plant forms tufted green mats and .155 .355 .59 petite white flowers. SEEDLSW: February – June SALVIA – Sage (Sun) Mid-May - July except as noted Lamiaceae Tender Varieties greggii ‘Furman’s Red’ T ender 12-20”. Deep rose-red flowers with bright green, rounded .102 .41 .46 .66 foliage. Z7-9, H9-4 VEG greggii ‘Lowrey’s Peach’ T ender 24-30”. Peach-colored flowers on gray-green foliage. Z9-11, .102 .41 .46 .66 H9-4 VEG guaranitica ‘Black and Blue’ Tender 3’. Sky-blue snapdragon-like flowers erupt from pitch-black .126 .51 .68 1.21 calyxes. Blooms late summer to frost. Z7-10, H12-8 VEG NEW! Suncrest Series – Z7-11, H9-4 VEG, TAG $.115, ROY $.07 hybrid ‘Autumn Moon’ USPPAF T ender 12-15”. Bicolor flowers of pale pink and yellow. .46 .66 hybrid ‘Brite Eyes’ USPP #22491 Tender 12-15”. Bright red flowers with a striking white eye. .46 .66 hybrid ‘Dancing Dolls’ Tender 24-36”. Bicolor pink and light pink flowers on a .46 .66 USPP #19820 moderately-sized plant habit. hybrid ‘Fancy Dancer’ USPPAF T ender 12-15”. Pink and salmon bicolor flowers on a compact, .46 .66 well-branched plant. hybrid ‘Fire Dancer’ Tender 10-12”. Spikes of orange-red flowers on a tidy, compact plant. .46 .66 hybrid ‘Flamenco Rose’ Tender 12-15”. Hot pink flowers and bright green foliage. .46 .66 hybrid ‘Golden Girl’ USPPAF Tender 10-12”. Pale yellow flowers and short, well-branched foliage. .46 .66 hybrid ‘Lemon Light’ USPPAF T ender 12-15”. Dazzling bright yellow flowers and strong green .46 .66 foliage.

Green Leaf Plants has a tender side! We added Alonsoa, Antirrhinum, Colocasia, Phygelius, Salvia hybrids, and other tender varieties to our offering. These varieties DID YOU are easy to spot as you look through the catalog – just look for Tender at the KNOW? beginning of the variety descriptions. 42 I Green Leaf Plants® NEW! Salvia NEW! Salvia NEW! Salvia Salvia Sensation® Salvia Sensation® Salvia Sensation® NEW! Scabiosa ‘Lemon Light’ ‘Orchid Glow’ ‘Shell Dancer’ Compact Deep Blue Compact White Medium Deep Rose ‘Vivid Violet’ URC 288 200 162 128 72 72V 30 30V hybrid ‘Orchid Glow’ USPP #22520 T ender 12-15”. Bright green foliage sets off deep, magenta-purple .46 .66 flowers. hybrid ‘Shell Dancer’ USPP #20680 T ender 24-36”. Bicolor, pink and salmon flowers on a .46 .66 moderately-sized plant habit. ×hybrida ‘Wendy’s Wish’ USPP #21889 T ender 30-40”. Fuchsia flowers with dark pink calyxes and bronze .126 .51 .68 1.21 stems. Deep green foliage is heat-loving and vigorous. Blooms summer to frost. Z9 VEG, ROY $.10 leucantha ‘Santa Barbara’ USPP #12949 T ender 24”. Large spikes of purple flowers that are covered with a .126 .41 .46 .51 .68 1.21 fine fuzz starting in late summer. Tomentose gray-green leaves with a fuzzy white underside. Eventually forms a woody shrub. Z7-10, H12-4 VEG, ROY $.15 microphylla ‘Hot Lips’ Tender 36”. Red flowers with a white lip. Flowers may be all red in .102 .51 .68 1.21 extreme heat. Z7-9, H9-4 VEG roemeriana ‘Hot Trumpets’ T ender 8-10”. Crimson-red trumpet flowers on compact, .205 .275 .64 1.16 well-branched plants from June to frost. Texas native species. Z7-10, H10-7 SEED

Hardy Varieties ×hybrida ‘Ultra Violet’ USPP #21411 18-24”. Vibrant purple flowers and aromatic, mid-green .126 .51 .68 1.21 foliage. Blooms summer to frost. PlantHaven states Z5b-9, H9-4 VEG, ROY $.15 nemorosa Blue Hill (‘Blauhugel’) 24”. True blue flowers on sturdy stems. Z5-9, H9-3 VEGVB .121 .52 .70 .83 1.21 1.45 nemorosa ‘Caradonna’ 24-30”. Blue-violet florets on glowing purple stems. Z5-9, H9-3 .121 .52 .70 .83 1.21 1.45 VEG VB nemorosa East Friesland (‘Ostfriesland’) 18”. Blue-violet flower spikes. Z5-9, H9-3 VEGVB .121 .52 .70 .83 1.21 1.45 nemorosa Marcus™ (‘Haeumanarc’) 8”. Violet-blue flowers. Z5-9, H9-3 VEGVB, ROY $.15 .134 .52 .70 .83 1.21 1.45 USPP #13322 nemorosa May Night (‘Mainacht’) 18”. Extremely popular with deep blue-violet flowers spikes. .56 .76 .87 1.32 1.52 Z5-9, H9-3 VEG VB nemorosa New Dimension Series 8-10”. Two compact varieties matching in habit and timing. Available .205 .385 .64 .78 1.16 1.39 in Blue and Rose. Z5-7, H9-3 SEED VB Sensation® Series – Well-branched, compact plants available in three colors. Z5-9, H9-3 VEG, VB, ROY $.08 nemorosa Sensation® Compact 12-14”. Deep blue flower spikes. .126 .48 .52 .70 Deep Blue (‘Florsaldblue’) USPP #21297 nemorosa Sensation® Compact 12-14”. Bright white flower spikes. .126 .48 .52 .70 White (‘Florsalwhite’) USPP #21243 nemorosa Sensation® Medium 12-14”. Deep rose flower spikes. .126 .48 .52 .70 Deep Rose (‘Sensation Rose’) USPP #18230 nemorosa Snowhill (‘Schneehugel’) 18”. White-flowering form of Blue Hill. Z5-9, H9-3 VEGVB .121 .52 .70 .83 1.21 1.45 verticillata ‘Purple Rain’ 14-20”. Unusual form with broad, fuzzy leaves and smoky purple .121 .70 1.21 flowers. Z6-8, H8-6 VEG SANTOLINA – See Herb section page 53 SAPONARIA – Soapwort (Sun) May - June Z2-8, H8-1 Caryophyllaceae ocymoides 10-12”. Bright pink blooms on prostrate foliage. SEED VR-B .355 .60 SCABIOSA – Pincushion Flower (Sun) June - August Z4-8, H9-1 Dipsacaceae columbaria ‘Blue Note’ 9-12”. More compact and deeper blue flowers than ‘Butterfly Blue’. .275 .355 .62 SEED columbaria ‘Butterfly Blue’ 16-18”. Lavender-blue blooms from May to hard frost. VEG .165 .53 .66 1.21 1.45 columbaria ‘Pink Mist’ USPP #8957 16-18”. Pink form of ‘Butterfly Blue’. VEG,ROY $.10 .165 .53 .66 1.21 1.45 NEW! ‘Vivid Violet’ USPP #19260 15”. Long and heavy blooming variety with violet flowers and cut .165 .57 .70 foliage. Powdery mildew resistance. From Terra Nova. Z4-9 VEG, TAG $.115, ROY $.20

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Sedum Sedum Sedum Sedum Sedum NEW! Sedum NEW! Sedum ‘Athoum’ ‘Glaucum’ ‘Chocolate Ball’ ‘Angelina’ ‘Voodoo’ ‘Raspberry Truffle’ ‘Class Act’ URC 288 200 162 128 72 72V 30 30V SEDUM – Stonecrop (Sun) Crassulaceae Mat-Forming Habit, Spring – Summer album ‘Athoum’ 4”. Thick, green stems of tightly growing succulent leaves form a mat .112 .43 .62 and white flowers in summer. Z4-9, H9-1 VEG album ‘Coral Carpet’ 2-6”. Creeping groundcover with red tinged, deep green leaves. Tiny .112 .43 .62 pale pink flowers in summer. Z5-10, H9-1 VEG dasyphyllum ‘Major’ 4”. Prostrate mats of tight blue foliage. Small, white flowers. Z4-9, .112 .43 .62 H9-5 VEG ewersii 3”. Rounded blue-gray leaves with dark pink flowers in early summer. .112 .43 .62 Z5-9, H9-1 VEG hakonense ‘Chocolate Ball’ 3”. Chocolate-colored, needle-like foliage on ground-hugging plants. .112 .39 .43 .62 Z6-9 VEG kamtschaticum 6-8”. Scalloped, deep green leaves are covered with mounds of yellow .112 .39 .43 .62 gold flowers. Z4-9, H9-1 VEG kamtschaticum ‘Variegatum’ 6-8”. White-marbled, pink-tinged foliage. Gold flowers. Z4-9, H9-1 .112 .39 .43 .62 VEG kamtschaticum ‘Weihenstephaner 4-6”. Golden yellow flowers and red seed heads on prostrate, .112 .39 .43 .62 Gold’ scalloped green foliage. Z3-8, H8-1 VEG makinoi ‘Ogon’ Tender 4”. A ground-hugging form with chartreuse foliage and dainty .112 .39 .43 .62 yellow flowers in spring. Z7-9 VEG makinoi ‘Salsa Verde’ 3”. Emerald green, succulent foliage with sprays of yellow flowers in .112 .39 .43 .62 summer. Z6 VEG oreganum ‘Glaucum’ 4”. Green whorls of narrow, succulent leaves and white flowers in .112 .43 .62 summer. Z4-9, H9-5 VEG pachyclados 2”. Deep blue scalloped foliage forms a tight mound and white .112 .43 .62 star-shaped flowers in summer. Z5-9, H9-5 VEG reflexum (syn. rupestre) ‘Blue Spruce’ 8-12”. Mats of blue-green needle-like foliage. Yellow flowers in July. .112 .39 .43 .62 Z6-9, H9-6 VEG rupestre ‘Angelina’ 8”. Chartreuse needle-like foliage with russet tones in cooler weather. .112 .39 .43 .62 Sprays of yellow flowers in June. Z3-11 VEG sexangulare 4”. Dense carpets of fine green foliage. Bright yellow flowers in spring. .112 .39 .43 .62 Foliage turns copper in strong light. Similar to, and often sold as, S. acre. Z5 VEG sieboldii (October Plant) 6”. Semi-evergreen, blue-green, succulent foliage resembles .112 .39 .43 .62 eucalyptus. Pink flowers in September – October. Z6-9, H9-6 VEG spurium ‘Dragon’s Blood’ 4-6”. Spreading, succulent green foliage with splashes of bronze that .112 .43 .62 are more pronounced in high light conditions. Red flowers in summer. Z3-9, H9-1 VEG spurium ‘Fuldaglut’ 3-4”. Dark green spreading foliage turns red-orange in fall. Red .112 .39 .43 .62 flowers in July. Z4-9, H9-1 VEG spurium ‘John Creech’ 2”. Groundcover with pink blooms in June. Z4-9, H9-1 VEG .112 .39 .43 .62 spurium ‘Tricolor’ 3-4”. Small green and white leaves with splashes of red. Pink flowers. .112 .39 .43 .62 Z4-8, H8-3 VEG spurium ‘Voodoo’ 4-6”. Bronzy red foliage all year round. Hot pink flowers in .165 .355 .62 mid-summer. Z4-9, H9-1 SEED tetractinum 3”. Rounded leaves form mats of succulent green foliage. Red-bronze .112 .39 .43 .62 color in fall and yellow flowers in summer. Z4-9, H9-1 VEG

Upright Habit, Late Summer - Fall NEW! Candy™ Series – From Terra Nova. Z4-9, H9-1 VEG, TAG $.115, ROY $.20 ‘Raspberry Truffle’ USPP #22755 10”. Scalloped, deep burgundy-purple leaves and rosy pink flowers. .144 .72 ‘Class Act’ USPP #20125 18”. Showy rose-pink flowers with a full, upright habit. Winner of the .144 .72 Royal Horticultural Award of Garden Merit. From Terra Nova. Z4-9, H9-1 VEG, TAG $.115, ROY $.20 ‘Matrona’ 24”. Large heads of soft pink flowers. Dark gray foliage edged in .144 .70 1.21 deep pink. Z3-9 VEG 44 I Green Leaf Plants® NEW! Sedum NEW! Sedum NEW! Sedum Sedum NEW! Sedum Sempervivum NEW! Silene ‘Mr. Goodbud’ ‘Birthday Party’ ‘Pool Party’ ‘Purple Emperor’ ‘Crystal Pink’ ‘Ruby Heart’ ‘Valley High’ URC 288 200 162 128 72 72V 30 30V NEW! ‘Mr. Goodbud’ USPP #17671 17”. Compact habit with dark mauve flowers. Winner of a Garden .144 .72 Merit Award from RHS in 2006. From Terra Nova. Z4-9, H9-1 VEG, TAG $.115, ROY $.20 NEW! Party Hardy™ - From Terra Nova. Z4-9, H9-1 VEG, TAG $.115, ROY $.10 Birthday Party’ USPP #22826 11”. Large, rosy pink flower heads on compact green foliage. Maroon .144 .72 tint to the edges of the leaves. ‘Pool Party’ USPP #22842 18”. Succulent blue-green foliage and bright pink flowers. .144 .72 ‘Purple Emperor’ 12-16”. Dark, reddish-purple foliage with tiny star-shaped pink .144 .80 1.35 flowers. Z3-9, H8-1 VEG spectabile ‘Autumn Fire’ 24-30”. Like Autumn Joy, but with a denser and more robust habit. .144 .66 1.21 Flowers start blue-green and mature to pink, then deep red and finally bronze. Z3-9, H8-1 VEG spectabile Autumn Joy (‘Herbstfreude’) 18-24”. Blue-green flower heads turn to a rosy pink. Color intensifies .144 .66 1.21 through fall to deep ruby red, then bronze. Z3-10, H10-1 VEG NEW! spectabile ‘Crystal Pink’ 16”. Large, soft pink flowers with compact, succulent foliage. From .144 .72 USPP #22094 Terra Nova. Z4-9, H9-1 VEG, TAG $.115, ROY $.20 spectabile ‘Elsie’s Gold’ USPP #20368 18”. Dwarf, stable variegated sport of Autumn Joy. Flowers open soft .144 .70 1.21 pink and darken to rosy-red. Z3-9, H10-1 VEG, ROY $.25 spectabile ‘Neon’ 24”. High-voltage rose-pink flowers. Z4-9, H9-1 VEG .144 .66 1.21 spectabile ‘Pink Bomb’ 10-12”. Lovely pink flowers and uniform, compact, succulent foliage. .144 .66 1.21 Z5-10, H10-1 VEG ‘Thundercloud’ USPP #21833 8”. Compact grey-green foliage with toothed edges. Uniform mound .144 .66 1.21 of star-shaped, white flowers tinged in pink. Z4-8, H10-1 VEG, ROY $.10 ‘Vera Jameson’ 9-12”. Blue-green early foliage turns rich bronze as season .144 .43 .62 1.10 progresses. Pink flowers. Z4-9, H9-1 VEG SEMPERVIVUM – Hen & Chicks (Sun/Part Shade) June - September Crassulaceae arachnoideum ‘Cobweb’ 2-8”. Pale green rosettes covered with fine silver hairs. Bright .195 .70 reddish-pink flowers. Z5-8, H8-5 VEG ‘Carmen’ 2-8”. Emerald green succulent leaves with bright red tips. Z3-8 VEG .195 .70 ‘Commander Hay’ 1-3”. Clumps of red and green rosettes. Z3-8 VEG .195 .70 ‘Kalinda’ 2-8”. Large succulent leaves held in tight green heads with blood red .195 .70 tips. Z5-9 VEG ‘Red Beauty’ 4”. Dense rosettes are red in summer, turning burgundy in cold .195 .70 weather. Z3-8 VEG ‘Royal Ruby’ 3-4”. Forms dense mats of dark wine-red foliage. Z3-8 VEG .195 .70 ‘Ruby Heart’ 2-8”. Rosettes start red, turning green with red margins as they .195 .70 grow. Z3-8 VEG ‘Silverine’ 3-4”. Muted green foliage with red overtones. Z3-8 VEG .195 .70 tectorum ‘Sunset’ 2-8”. Emerald green leaves with red tips. Foliage takes on an .195 .70 orange/red cast in cool weather. Z3-8 VEG Hardy Species Mix 2-8”. A range of various forms and colors. Z5-8, H8-5 SEED .355 .66 SILENE – Campion (Sun/Part Shade) May - July Caryophyllaceae alpestris ‘Starry Dreams’ 6”. Pure white, star-shaped flowers on compact, upright stems and .245 .385 .64 long bloom time. Z4-7, H7-1 dioica ‘Clifford Moor’ 18”. Variegated leaves have deep green centers, creamy gold .175 .53 .70 .85 1.21 1.45 margins. Single pink flowers. Z5-8, H9-6 VEGVR-B NEW! dioica ‘Valley High’ USPP #16064 13”. Yellow-green leaves with a dark green center stripe. Clusters of .175 .53 .70 .85 1.21 1.45 bright pink flowers. From Terra Nova. Z5-9, H9-5 VEG VR-B, TAG $.115, ROY $.15 robotii ‘Rollies Favorite’ USPP #17392 15-20”. Fuzzy green leaves and bubblegum pink flowers with a white .175 .53 .70 .85 1.21 1.45 eye. Future Plants states Z3-9. VEG VR-B, ROY $.10 uniflora ‘Druett’s Variegated’ 3-6”. White pinwheel flowers and prostrate habit. Deep green leaves .175 .51 .53 .70 .85 1.21 1.45 with wide, creamy-white margins. Z3-7, H7-1 VEG VR-B LSW: February – April (V); May – June (UV) Check availability online at GLplants.com I 45 SOL / VER I p: 800.321.9573 / 717.299.0300 I GLplants.com

Solidago Stachys Stokesia Teucrium ×lucidrys NEW! Tiarella NEW! Tiarella NEW! Tiarella Little Lemon (‘Dansolitlem’) ‘Silver Carpet’ ‘Colorwheel’ ‘Appalachian Trail’ ‘Cascade Creeper’ ‘Pacific Crest’ URC 288 200 162 128 72 72V 30 30V SOLIDAGO – Goldenrod (Sun) July - September Asteraceae cutleri ‘Goldrush’ USPP #16003 12”. Clumps of golden flowers on compact plants. Z4-9, H9-4 .163 .48 .52 .70 1.21 BLOOMS VEG, ROY $.27 Little Lemon (‘Dansolitlem’) USPP #17297 12-16”. A compact version of an east coast native. Buttery-yellow .163 .48 .52 .70 1.21 flowers with lance-shaped, deep green leaves. Z5-9, H9-5 VEG, ROY $.15 rugosa ‘Fireworks’ 36-48”. Golden yellow flowers with wild, multi-branched panicles. .163 .48 .52 .70 1.21 Z5-9, H9-5 VEG STACHYS – Lamb’s Ear, Betony (Sun) July Lamiaceae byzantina 8”. Excellent groundcover with silvery, woolly foliage. Z4-9, H9-1 SEED .155 .355 .60 1.10 byzantina ‘Helene von Stein’ 12”. Clump-forming habit with broad leaves. Z4-9, H9-1 VEG .125 .68 1.21 (syn. ‘Big Ears’) byzantina ‘Silver Carpet’ 8”. A rarely-blooming, low-maintenance form. Z4-9, H9-1 VEG .125 .68 1.21 monnieri ‘Hummelo’ 20”. Green, ovate/oblong leaves bear spikes of rosy-pink flowers, and .125 .68 .83 1.21 1.45 no resemblance to familiar silvery prostrate forms. Z4-8 VEG VR-B STOKESIA – Stokes’ Aster (Sun) Summer Z5-9, H9-5 Asteraceae laevis ‘Blue Danube’ 12-16”. Very large, mid-blue flowers. VEG/TCVR .86 1.28 laevis ‘Colorwheel’ USPP #12718 24”. Large flowers begin almost white and mature into various .86 1.28 shades of lavender-blue and finally purple. VEG/TCVR, ROY $.20 laevis ‘Peachie’s Pick’ 24”. Profusion of deep lavender-blue flowers. Upright habit. .86 1.28 VEG/TC VR laevis ‘Purple Parasols’ USPP #10660 14”. Flowers change color through a range of blues and purples as .86 1.28 they mature. VEG/TC VR, ROY $.12 TEUCRIUM – Germander (Sun/Part Shade) Summer Z4-9, H12-4 Lamiaceae ×lucidrys (aka chamaedrys) 12”. Evergreen sub-shrub; deep green leaves and rosy-purple .156 .39 .42 .45 .66 flowers. VEG VR-B TIARELLA – Foamflower (Part Shade/Shade) May - July Z4-9, H9-4 Saxifragaceae NEW! American Trail™ Series – From Terra Nova. VEG VR-B, TAG $.115, ROY $.10 ‘Appalachian Trail’ USPP #22675 6”. Green leaves with a burgundy splatter pattern. Fine groundcover .295 1.04 type with white flowers. ‘Cascade Creeper’ USPP #21925 9”. Deeply cut leaves with a burgundy center and white flowers. .295 1.04 Spreading type suitable for moist or dry shade and reddish fall color. ‘Jeepers Creepers’ USPP #13437 12”. Creeping habit with large white blooms. Clearly defined burgundy .295 1.04 center on cut green leaves and reddish winter coloration. ‘Pacific Crest’ USPPAF 6”. Large burgundy pattern on deeply cut, glossy green leaves. White .295 1.04 blooms with spreading or trailing habit in the landscape. ‘Sunset Ridge’ USPPAF 6”. Crinkled green leaves with a burgundy-red pattern and white .295 1.04 flowers.

NEW! Tiarella American Trail™ Series Five varieties with cut green leaves and unique burgundy patterns. Spreading habit suitable for the gardener’s dilemma of dry shade. Outstanding showcased in mixed containers.

NEW! Tiarella ‘Jeepers Creepers’

46 I Green Leaf Plants® NEW! Tiarella Tradescantia Verbena NEW! Veronica NEW! Veronica NEW! Veronica Veronica ‘Sunset Ridge’ ‘Blueberry Sundae’ ‘Lollipop’ ‘Whitewater’ ‘Aztec Gold’ ‘Tranquility’ ‘Fairytale’ URC 288 200 162 128 72 72V 30 30V TRADESCANTIA – Spiderwort (Sun/Part Shade) Spring Z5-9, H9-5 Commelinaceae ×andersoniana ‘Concord Grape’ 15-18”. Rich purple blooms and blue-gray foliage. VEG .86 ×andersoniana ‘Jeannene’ 26”. Large purple flowers and thick green foliage. Full, vigorous plant. .86 VEG, ROY $.05 ‘Blueberry Sundae’ 18”. White flowers with a purple-blue streak and a tufted purple .86 center. Gray-green foliage. Z5-8, H12-1 VEG × ‘Sweet Kate’ 18”. Chartreuse-colored foliage and bright purple flowers. Z5-8, .86 H9-1 VEG VERBASCUM – Mullein (Sun) June - Sept. Z6-9, H9-6 Scrophulariaceae hybridum ‘Southern Charm’ 24-36”. Mix of 1” pastel flowers in a mix includes apricot, cream and .275 .385 .60 .74 shades of pink. SEED VB VERBENA – Vervain (Sun) May - Frost Verbenaceae × ‘Biloxi Blue’ T ender 6-8”. Violet flower heads and green, mounding foliage that is .097 .35 .42 .55 1.05 slightly spreading. Z7-10, H12-1 VEG bonariensis T ender 3-4’. Bright lavender-blue flowers on upright wands. Will .121 .185 .40 .245 .60 1.10 self-sow. Z7-11, H12-7 VEG bonariensis ‘Lollipop’ T ender 24”. Unique dwarf form with lavender-blue flowers. Z7-11, .121 .39 .44 .60 1.10 H12-7 VEG canadensis ‘Homestead Purple’ Tender 6-10”. Deep purple flowers. Heat-tolerant plants with .097 .35 .42 .55 1.05 a vigorous spreading habit. Z7-11, H12-1 VEG ‘Seabrook’s Lavender’ USPP #19879 T ender 3”. Spreading plants with a lavender flower and dark lavender .35 .42 .55 1.05 eye. Z8-10, H12-1 BLOOMS VEG, TAG $.15, ROY $.15 Taylortown Red (‘L. Archer’) USPP #9270 T ender 6-10”. Form and habit similar to ‘Homestead Purple’, but with .097 .35 .42 .55 1.05 brilliant red flowers all summer. Z7-11, H12-1 VEG,ROY $.05 VERONICA – Speedwell (Sun/Part Shade) June - September Scrophulariaceae Spring Blooming ‘New Century’ 2”. Thick, evergreen, mat-forming foliage is covered in small blue .146 .47 .50 .66 1.21 flowers. Z4-8, H8-2 VEGVR-B peduncularis ‘Georgia Blue’ 4”. Round, blue flowers in early spring on low spreading foliage. .146 .42 .46 .66 1.21 Z4-8, H8-6 VEG VR-B peduncularis ‘Waterperry Blue’ 4-6”. Spreading habit with light blue flowers and purple winter foliage. .146 .42 .46 .66 1.21 Z3-8, H8-1 VEG VR-B NEW! peducularis ‘Whitewater’ 4-6”. A sport of ‘Waterperry Blue’ with bright white flowers on .146 .42 .46 .66 1.21 USPP #22783 burgundy-green foliage. Green foliage in summer produces some repeat white flowers. Z3-8, H8-1 VEGVR-B, ROY $.10 NEW! prostrata ‘Aztec Gold’ 10”. Bright, golden compact foliage with short violet flower spikes. .146 .50 .68 1.21 USPP #13354 From Terra Nova. Z3-9, H8-1 VEG VR-B, TAG $.115, ROY $.10 prostrata Goldwell (‘Verbrig’) USPP #17423 4”. Blue-purple flowers over carpets of narrow green leaves edged in .146 .46 .51 .68 1.21 gold. Dark reddish cast in cool temperatures. Z5-9, H12-1 BLOOMS VEG VR-B, TAG $.15, ROY $.21 repens ‘Sunshine’ 1”. A ground-hugger with bright chartreuse leaves. Small white .146 .51 .68 1.21 flowers with a faint purple blush in spring. Z5 VEGVR-B LSW: September – June

Summer Blooming alpina ‘Alba’ 10”. Long-blooming white flower spikes. Z3-9, H9-2 VEGVR .146 .46 .51 .68 .80 1.21 1.45 austriaca × spicata ‘Baby Blue’ 14”. Compact plant loaded with 4-5” long, deep blue flower spikes. .146 .46 .51 .68 .80 1.21 1.45

USPP #20198 Z3-7, H8-1 VEG VR, ROY $.22 NEW! hybrid ‘Tranquility’ USPPAF 40”. Long, lovely violet blue flower spikes without vernalization. .146 .51 .68 1.21 Well-branched plants from a single pinch. Z4-8, H8-1 VEG, ROY $.21 hybrida ‘Fairytale’ USPP #17650 16-18”. Pastel pink flower spikes and vigorous, silvery-green foliage. .46 .51 .68 1.21 1.45 Z4-8, H8-1 VEG VB, ROY $.15

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NEW! Veronica Thick flower spikes in deep pink, royal blue or crisp white. First-year flowering series with a full, long-lasting flower canopy. Easy and uniform finishing in 1-gallon containers.

‘First Glory’ ‘First Lady’ Veronica ‘First Love’

URC 288 200 162 128 72 72V 30 30V VERONICA – Continued ‘Giles van Hees’ 6”. A dwarf form with short pink flower spikes. Z4-8, H8-1 VEGVR .146 .46 .51 .68 .80 1.21 1.45 longifolia ‘Eveline’ USPP #14888 20”. Rich, rose-purple flower spikes with a sturdy plant habit. Z4-8, .170 .46 .51 .68 .80 1.21 1.45 H8-1 VEG VR, ROY $.10 NEW! longifolia ‘First Glory’ USPPAF 22”. Compact, highly uniform plants with short, thick spikes of deep .146 .46 .51 .68 1.21 blue flowers. Vernalization not required. Z4-8, H8-1 VEG,ROY $.20 NEW! longifolia ‘First Lady’ USPPAF 22”. Sturdy, white flower spikes without vernalization on a compact .146 .46 .51 .68 1.21 plant habit. Z4-8, H8-1 VEG, ROY $.20 NEW! longifolia ‘First Love’ USPPAF 22”. Excellent flower canopy without vernalization and uniformity with .146 .46 .51 .68 1.21 short spikes of dark pink flowers. Z4-8, H8-1 VEG,ROY $.20 ‘Pink Panther’ USPP #16311 22”. Light pink flower spikes on strong green foliage. Z4 VEGVR, .46 .51 .68 .80 1.21 1.45 ROY $.15 ‘Purpleicious’ USPP #17639 18-24”. Dark green leaves, with long, sturdy stems of vibrant purple .46 .51 .68 .80 1.21 1.45 flower spikes bred for cutting. Z4 VEGVB, ROY $.15 spicata ‘Goodness Grows’ 15”. Low-growing habit with long-blooming blue spikes. Z3-8, H8-1 .146 .46 .51 .68 .80 1.21 1.45 VEG VR spicata ‘Icicle’ 18”. Spikes of pure white florets July-September. Z3-8, H8-1 VEGVR .146 .51 .68 .80 1.21 1.45 spicata Red Fox (‘Rotfuchs’) 12”. Rose red spikes in summer. Z3-8, H8-1 VEG VR .146 .46 .51 .68 .80 1.21 1.45 spicata Royal Candles (‘Glory’) 15”. Sturdy spikes of violet-blue flowers late spring to early summer. .146 .46 .51 .68 .80 1.21 1.45 USPP #18932 Z3-8, H8-1 VEG VR, ROY $.15 ‘Sunny Border Blue’ 18-24”. Long display of vivid blue spikes. Z4-8, H8-1 VEG VR .146 .68 .80 1.21 1.45 ‘Twilight’ USPP #16414 27”. Pale blue flower spikes and healthy green foliage. Resistant to .46 .51 .68 .80 1.21 1.45 powdery mildew in our trials. Z4 VEG VR, ROY $.15 VINCA – Myrtle (Sun/Shade) May Apocynaceae major ‘Expoflora’ Tender 18”. Groundcover with green leaves and large white margins. .097 .38 .43 .58 More exaggerated white margin than ‘Variegata’. Deep lavender-blue flowers. Evergreen where hardy. Z7-9, H9-1 VEG major ‘Variegata’ T ender 18”. Groundcover with green leaves and irregular white .097 .38 .43 .58 margins. Deep lavender-blue flowers. Evergreen where hardy. Z7-9, H9-1 VEG minor ‘Bowles Cunnigham’ 4-8”. Effective groundcover with glossy green foliage with large .097 .38 .43 .58 violet-blue flowers. Z4-9, H9-1 VEG minor (Common Myrtle) 4-8”. Low creeping habit. Glossy green foliage, blue flowers. Z4-9, .097 .38 .43 .58 H9-1 VEG minor ‘Illumination’ USPP #12132 4-8”. Blue flowers against stable gold foliage with deep green edges. .097 .38 .43 .58 Good groundcover. Z4-9, H9-1 VEG, ROY $.04 VIOLA – Sweet Violet, Tufted Pansy (Part Shade) Spring Violaceae cornuta ‘Shangri-La Marina’ 10-12”. Periwinkle and purple faces with rounded green leaves. .185 .355 .70 Z6-9, H9-6 SEED ‘Etain’ 6”. Attractive bi-tone flowers of soft yellow edged with violet. Z4-8, .130 .51 .70 H8-1 VEG labradorica 6”. Dark bronzy foliage and small blue flowers spring through fall. .70 Z2-8, H7-1 SEED VR pubescens ‘Rebecca Cawthorne’ 6-8”. Fragrant purple flowers splashed with white. Sporadic rebloom. .130 .70 Z5-9, H8-1 VEG WALDSTEINIA – Barren Strawberry (Sun) May - June Z3-8, H8-1 Rosaceae ternata 4-6”. Semi-evergreen strawberry-like foliage with yellow flowers. .179 .51 .70 Spreads to form dense mats. VEG VR-B 48 I Green Leaf Plants® Your Resource

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Aztec Sweet Herb - LIPPIA French Tarragon – ARTEMISIA Marjoram – ORIGANUM Stevia – STEVIA HERBS Basil – OCIMUM Lavandin – LAVANDULA Mint – MENTHA Sweet Woodruff – GALIUM Herb Cross Reference Bee Balm – MONARDA Lavender – LAVANDULA Oregano – ORIGANUM Thyme – THYMUS Catmint – NEPETA Lavender Cotton – SANTOLINA Parsley – PETROSELINUM Chives – ALLIUM Lemon Balm – MELISSA Rosemary – ROSMARINUS Curry - HELICHRYSUM Lemon Verbena – ALOYSIA Sage – SALVIA

URC 288 200 162 128 72 72V 30 30V ALLIUM – (Sun) Z5-11, H8-1 Liliaceae schoenoprasum – Chives 12-24”. Green, spike-like, aromatic foliage. Lavender spheres in .135 .385 .56 May. SEED ALOYSIA – (Sun) Z8-11, H12-8 Verbenaceae triphylla (syn. citriodora) – Lemon Verbena Tender 10’. Strongly lemon-scented foliage. Vigorous grower. VEG .42 .46 .59 ARTEMISIA – (Sun) Z3-7, H7-1 Asteraceae dracunculus ‘Sativa’ – French To 3’. The real thing! Accept no seed-grown substitutes. A valuable .118 .43 .48 .64 Tarragon herb. Narrow green leaves with distinct anise scent. VEG GALIUM – (Part Shade) May - June Z5-8, H8-5 Rubiaceae odoratum (Asperula odoratum) – Sweet 6”. Neat, symmetrical foliage. Tiny white flowers, sweetly fragrant. .114 .40 .45 .61 1.10 Woodruff Used as a flavoring for May wine. A great shade groundcover. VEG HELICHRYSUM – Curry (Sun) June-September Z7-10, H10-7 Asteraceae italicum (syn. angustifolium) T ender 24”. Evergreen subshrub with dense, silver-gray, linear .110 .38 .42 .55 foliage. Butter-yellow flowers and strong curry-scented foliage. VEG italicum ‘Nana’ Tender 8-12”. Compact habit with narrow silver leaves and curry .110 .38 .42 .55 fragrance. VEG LAVANDULA – (Sun) June - August Lamiaceae Lavandin (Lavandula ×intermedia) – selected from crosses of L. latifolia and L. angustifolia. Taller and more rot-resistant than either parent. Z5-8, H8-5 (except as noted) VEG VR ×intermedia ‘Dilly Dilly’ 12”. Compact growth habit. Flower spikes rise high above foliage. .119 .38 .42 .46 .62 .78 1.10 1.32 Z6-9 ×intermedia ‘Fred Boutin’ 18”. Slender, branched stems with small lavender-blue flowers and .119 .38 .42 .46 .62 1.10 dense, woolly, almost white foliage. Dense growth habit. ×intermedia ‘Provence’ 30”. Subtle lavender-blue flowers and sturdy, rot-resistant foliage. .119 .38 .42 .46 .62 .78 1.10 1.32 ×intermedia Silver Edge (‘Walvera’) 3’. Variegated foliage with blue-green centers. Creamy margins .119 .42 .46 .62 1.10 USPP #13091 mature to silvery white. Compact, upright form with violet-blue flowers in July and August. ROY $.15

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URC 288 200 162 128 72 72V 30 30V LAVANDULA – Continued Lavender (Sun) June - August Lamiaceae angustifolia ‘Blue Cushion’ USPP #9119 16”. Spectacular dwarf habit and free-flowering performance. .119 .38 .42 .46 .62 .78 1.10 Excellent for border, herb garden or container. Z5-8, H8-5 BLOOMS VEG VR, ROY $.25 angustifolia Blue Lance (‘Kilablula’) 9-11”. Very showy, thick and full purple flower spikes even before .119 .42 .46 .62 1.10 USPPAF flowers open. Compact grower. Excellent uniformity and fragrance. Vernalization not required for flowering. Z5-7, H8-5 VEG,ROY $.05 angustifolia ‘Coconut Ice’ 16-18”. Flowers open light pink and quickly change to white. .119 .42 .46 .62 1.10 Silvery-green upright foliage. Z6-9, H9-6 VEG VR Ellagance Series – Ellagance varieties combine great garden performance and container-worthy uniformity. First-year flowering in a nice color range. Reliable and easy to grow, heavy-branching and free-flowering. No vernalization needed. Z5-7, H8-5 SEED NEW! angustifolia ‘Ellagance Pink’ 12-15”. Pink flower spikes above gray-green foliage with .245 .415 .62 1.10 well-branched plant habit. angustifolia ‘Ellagance Purple’ 12-15”. “The most sensational purple ever seen,” says the breeder. .245 .415 .62 1.10 angustifolia ‘Ellagance Sky’ 12-15”. Pale lavender-blue blooms and lots of them. .245 .415 .62 1.10 angustifolia ‘Ellagance Snow’ 12-15”. As pure as fresh snow, this white lavender is less prone .245 .415 .62 1.10 to bluing in cooler temperatures than L. ‘Ellagance Ice’. angustifolia ‘Hidcote’ 12”. More compact than the species, with deep blue flowers. .119 .38 .42 .46 .62 .78 1.10 1.32 Z5-8, H8-5 VEG VB angustifolia ‘Jean Davis’ 10-12”. Pale-pink flowers over typical silvery foliage. Z5-8, H8-5 .119 .38 .42 .46 .62 .78 1.10 VEG VR angustifolia ‘Lady’ 10”. Fast-growing; soft blue flowers first year, every year. Z5-8, H8-5 .119 .175 .355 .62 1.10 SEED/VEG angustifolia ‘Munstead’ 12-18”. Fragrant, deep purple blooms. Z5-8, H8-5 VEG VR .119 .38 .42 .46 .62 .78 1.10 1.32 NEW! angustifolia ‘Thumbelina Leigh’ 9-11”. Adorable compact habit with sturdy stems of fragrant foliage .119 .42 .46 .62 .78 1.10 1.32 USPP#15231 and flowers for a tidy display. Z5-8, H8-5 VEGVB, ROY $.08 dentata – French Lavender Tender 28”. Purple-blue flowers, narrow toothed silver-green leaves. .119 .38 .42 .46 .62 1.10 Smaller blooms than L. angustifolia. Z8-9 VEG ‘Goodwin Creek Grey’ Tender 36” where hardy, 12-18” in non-hardy zones. Small, intense .119 .38 .42 .46 .62 1.10 purple flowers on long wands. Dense hairs on foliage lend a bright gray cast to entire plant. Z7-10, H8-5 VEG VR pinnata – Fern Leaf Lavender Tender 24”. Shrub-like habit with pinnate, grey-green leaves. Large .119 .46 .62 .78 1.10 1.32 blue-purple flower spikes. Z9-11, H11-9 VEG VB NEW! stoechas Butterfly Garden® Series – Compact series with showy large flowers and bracts without vernalization. Naturally well-branched habit. Z8-9, H9-8 VEG, TAG $.115, ROY $.15 Butterfly Garden® Early Summer Tender 9-12”. Colorful purple flower heads with showy bracts. Earlier .119 .38 .42 .46 .62 USPPAF than rest of series. Butterfly Garden® Giant Summer Tender 11-13”. Multitude of purple flowers and bracts. Larger in .119 .38 .42 .46 .62 USPPAF stature than rest of series. Butterfly Garden® Green Summer Tender 10-12”. Purple flowers and purple bracts with bright green .119 .38 .42 .46 .62 USPP#20229 foliage. Butterfly Garden® Pink Summer Tender 10-12”. Deep pink colored flowers and bracts. .119 .38 .42 .46 .62 USPPAF Butterfly Garden® Silver Summer Tender 10-12”. Deep purple flowers and bracts with silvery foliage. .119 .38 .42 .46 .62 USPP#21683 stoechas ‘Kew Red’ Tender 18-24”. Bright, rose-red flowers with short rose-colored .119 .42 .46 .62 bracts. Fragrant gray-green foliage. Z8-9, H9-8 VEG

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URC 288 200 162 128 72 72V 30 30V stoechas Little Bee™ Series – Compact, rounded series with short flower stems and colorful flowers and bracts. First-year flowering plants with excellent branching. Z8-9, H9-8 VEG,ROY $.05 stoechas Little Bee™ Blue USPPAF Tender 8-9”. Deep violet-blue flowers and bracts. .119 .42 .46 .62 stoechas Little Bee™ Deep Purple Tender 7-9”. Compact plants with deep purple flowers and bracts. .119 .42 .46 .62 USPPAF VEG stoechas Little Bee™ Deep Rose Tender 7-9”. Deep rose-pink flowers and lighter rose-pink bracts. .119 .42 .46 .62 USPPAF stoechas Little Bee™ Lilac Tender 7-8”. Short, rounded habit with deep lilac-purple flowers and .119 .42 .46 .62 Improved USPPAF lighter lilac bracts. stoechas ‘Otto Quast’ T ender 24-30”. Large two-tone flowers of lavender and dark purple. .119 .42 .46 .62 1.10 Silvery foliage. Upright habit, very neat form. Z7 VEG stoechas Ruffles & Laces Series – Repeat-blooming series with improved heat and humidity tolerance. Gray-green foliage forms dense mounds. Laces varieties are larger in stature than Ruffles varieties. Vernalization not required. Z8-9, H9-5 VEG, ROY $.08 stoechas ‘Blueberry Ruffles’ Tender 24”. Deep purple flowers and bracts. .119 .42 .46 .62 USPP#18305 stoechas ‘Boysenberry Ruffles’ Tender 24”. White petals with pink veins. Buds are packed with tiny .119 .42 .46 .62 USPP#18256 pale purple florets with orange eyes. stoechas ‘Mulberry Ruffles’ Tender 24”. Pink-lavender veined petals. .119 .42 .46 .62 USPP#18295 stoechas ‘Sugarberry Ruffles’ Tender 24”. Rosy-pink flowers and bracts and silvery green foliage. .119 .42 .46 .62 USPP#18243 stoechas ‘Violet Lace’ USPP#18254 Tender 36”. Violet flowers and bracts. .119 .46 .62 stoechas ‘Winter Lace’ USPP#18280 Tender 36”. Purple flowers and bracts. .119 .46 .62 Vera 24-30”. Growth habit like an ×intermedia-type, with long, broad .119 .38 .42 .46 .62 .78 1.10 silvery-green leaves. Lavender flowers in summer. Not suitable for oil production. Z5-8, H8-5 VEG VR LIPPIA – Aztec Sweet Herb (Sun) Spring - Frost Z9-11, H11-3 Verbenaceae dulcis (Phyla dulcis) Tender 6”. Round, white flowers and spreading, fragrant foliage. .117 .48 .64 Flower buds or “buttons” are sold as an herbal sweetener or garnish that is a cross between mint and anise. VEG MELISSA – Z4-9, H12-1 (Sun) Lamiaceae officinalis – Lemon Balm 24-48”. Pale green, lemon-scented leaves. A strong, trouble-free .097 .38 .42 .55 mint relative. VEG MENTHA – Mint (Sun/Shade) Z3-11 except as noted Lamiaceae asiatica – Asian Mint 24-30”. Upright growth habit with lanceolate, gray-green leaves. .096 .38 .42 .55 Terminal flower spikes of lavender-pink in summer. Z6-9, H9-6 VEG ×gracilis – Ginger Mint 6-12”. Spreading habit with ginger-flavored leaves and violet flowers. .096 .38 .42 .55 Z5-9, H7-1 VEG ×piperita – Chocolate Mint 24”. Bronzy peppermint-like foliage with a surprising scent. .096 .38 .42 .55 A peppermint patty for the nose. Z3-7, H7-1 VEG ×piperita – Peppermint 24”. Deliciously spicy scent. Great for tea! Z3-7, H7-1 VEG .096 .38 .42 .55 ×piperita ‘Citrata’ – Orangemint 24”. Very fragrant. Neat, attractive habit. Z3-7, H7-1 VEG .096 .38 .42 .55

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Mentha spicata Mentha suaveolens Mentha suaveolens Origanum Origanum Petroselinum crispum Petroselinum crispum var. ‘Kentucky Colonel’ Apple Mint ‘Variegata’ ‘Aureum’ ‘Hot and Spicy’ Triple Curled Parsley neapolitanum – Italian Parsley Spearmint Variegated Pineapple Mint URC 288 200 162 128 72 72V 30 30V MENTHA – Mint Continued spicata ‘Kentucky Colonel’ – 24”. A robust grower with large leaves and sweet/spicy flavor, great .096 .38 .42 .55 Spearmint for jelly and juleps. Z3-7, H7-1 VEG spicata – Spanish Mint 12-24”. Spearmint-scented green leaves with flowers of lilac and .096 .38 .42 .55 white. Fast growing and considered invasive in some areas. Z3-7, H7-1 VEG spicata – Spearmint 36”. Spearmint-scented green leaves with purple-blue flowers. Rapid .096 .38 .42 .55 growth could be considered invasive in some zones. Z3-7, H7-1 VEG suaveolens – Apple Mint 36”. Vigorous, spreading growth habit with apple-scented leaves that .096 .38 .42 .55 are somewhat wrinkled and hairy. Pinkish-white whorled flowers in summer. Z6-9, H9-5 VEG suaveolens ‘Variegata’ – 24”. Attractive green and white variegated leaf. Sweet pineapple .096 .38 .42 .55 Variegated Pineapple Mint scent. Z6-9, H9-5 VEG MONARDA – Bee Balm – See PERENNIALS section page 36 NEPETA – Catmint – See PERENNIALS section page 37 OCIMUM – (Sun) Z9-11, H11-1 Lamiaceae basilicum ‘Genovese’ – Sweet Basil T ender 24”. One of the most important culinary herbs. Upright and .355 bushy growth habit with rounded, deep emerald-green leaves and white flowers. SEEDLSW: February – June basilicum – Greek Columnar Basil Tender 36”. Sweet basil flavor and fragrance with a hint of cinnamon. .100 .40 .57 Green leaves with pink-purple flowers tinged with white and an upright growth habit. VEG basilicum ‘Kasar’ – African Blue Basil Tender 28-32”. Tasty in the kitchen, beautiful in the border. Purple .100 .40 .57 shading radiates from base of leaf to green tip. VEG ×citriodorum ‘Pesto Perpetuo’ Tender 36-48”. Green leaves with a white margin on a non-flowering .100 .40 .57 USPP#16260 basil. Excellent culinary and ornamental with a bushy, upright habit and robust flavor with a bit of lemon. VEG,ROY $.05 ORIGANUM – (Sun) Lamiaceae majorana ‘Compactum’ – Marjoram 3-6”. Sub-shrub with culinary, medicinal and aromatic uses. Small .097 .40 .44 .59 round leaves. Neat, compact habit; more disease-resistant than the species. Z4-9, H10-2 VEG ×majoricum – Italian Oregano 18-24”. A culinary herb. Deliciously scented. Z6-9 VEG .097 .40 .44 .59 Variegated Oregano 16”. Green with creamy variegated edge. Spreading/mounding habit. .097 .40 .44 .59 Z4-9 VEG vulgare ‘Aureum’ – Golden Oregano 12”. Light lavender-purple flowers and chartreuse spreading foliage. .097 .40 .44 .59 More green and prefers a bit of shade in summer months. Z5-9, H10-2 VEG vulgare ‘Compactum’ 6”. Spicy flavor and fragrance with a smaller mounding habit and .097 .40 .44 .59 smaller leaves than the straight species O. vulgare. Pale pink to white flowers. Z5-9, H10-2 VEG vulgare hirtum – Greek Oregano 12-28”. Strong-growing hardy strain. Z4-9, H10-2 VEG .097 .40 .44 .59 vulgare ‘Hot and Spicy’ 36”. Selected for its highly aromatic scent and spicy flavor. White .097 .40 .44 .59 flowers in summer. Z4-9, H10-2 VEG PETROSELINUM – Parsley (Sun) Z5-9, H9-1 Apiaceae crispum – Triple Curled Parsley 8-10”. An essential herb for garnish or cooking, this variety is known .355 for its tightly curled leaves and strong flavor. Biennial. SEED LSW: February – June crispum var. neapolitanum – 10-12”. Flat, segmented leaves with a strong flavor excellent for .355 Italian Parsley culinary use. Biennial. SEED LSW: February – June

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URC 288 200 162 128 72 72V 30 30V ROSMARINUS – Rosemary (Sun) Z8-11, H12-8 Lamiaceae officinalis Tender To 6’. Shrubby, with evergreen needle-like leaves, woody .110 .36 .41 .46 .63 1.10 stems, sparkling blue flowers and pungent pine scent. VEG officinalis ‘Arp’ Tender To 5’. Looks like the above, but it’s winter-hardy through .110 .36 .41 .46 .63 1.10 Z7. A USDA introduction. H12-8 VEG officinalis ‘Barbecue’ Tender To 4’. Upright shrub with long, sturdy stems perfect for .110 .36 .41 .46 .63 1.10 skewers on the grill. Bright green foliage with top-notch fragrance and flavor. VEG officinalis ‘Blue Spire’ Tender To 4’. Well-branched shrub with sweeping upright habit and .110 .36 .41 .46 .63 1.10 clear blue flowers. VEG officinalis ‘Goriza’ Tender 48-60”. Upright growth habit with strong, dark green foliage .110 .36 .41 .46 .63 1.10 and blue flowers. VEG officinalis ‘Huntington Carpet’ T ender 18”. Prostrate growth habit with strong, green foliage and .110 .36 .41 .46 .63 1.10 blue flowers. VEG officinalis Irene™ (‘Renzels’) USPP#9124 T ender 12”.A vigorous prostrate form. Deeper blue flowers, and .110 .36 .41 .46 .63 1.10 more of them, than other trailers. VEG, ROY $.08 officinalis ‘Madeline Hill’ 36”. A sturdy, upright form. Reputably hardy to Z6. Z6-11, H12-8 VEG .110 .36 .41 .46 .63 1.10 officinalis ‘Prostratus’ T ender 6-12”. Prostrate, low-growing form. Flexible stems make .110 .36 .41 .46 .63 1.10 great “living wreaths” and other topiaries. VEG officinalis ‘Salem’ T ender 3’. A North Carolina selection, reputedly hardier than most .110 .36 .41 .46 .63 1.10 varieties of the species. Tidy, upright habit. VEG officinalis ‘Spice Island’ T ender Up to 3’. A vigorous with thick, sturdy, dark green .110 .36 .41 .46 .63 1.10 foliage. VEG officinalis ‘Tuscan Blue’ T ender 3’. Bushy, upright and spreading, suitable for low hedge. .110 .36 .41 .46 .63 1.10 Larger leaf than most. Bright lavender-blue flowers. VEG SALVIA – Sage (Sun) Z5-8, H8-5, except as noted Lamiaceae elegans – Pineapple Sage T ender 36”. Sweet pineapple-scented foliage and hot red flowers. .112 .46 .63 Z8-11, H12-1 VEG elegans ‘Golden Delicious’ USPP#17911 T ender 36”. Chartreuse, pineapple-scented foliage. Bright red .112 .46 .63 flowers in late summer. Z8-11, H12-1 VEG,ROY $.10 officinalis ‘Aurea’ – Golden Sage 12”. Chartreuse leaves edged in gold. VEG .112 .46 .63 officinalis ‘Berggarten’ 24”. Large round gray-green leaves. Deep blue flowers and spicy .112 .46 .63 scent. Culinary and decorative. VEG officinalis – Garden Sage 32”. Strongly aromatic gray-green foliage. VEG .112 .46 .63 officinalis ‘Icterina’ 16”. Fragrant gray-green leaves with yellow margins. Bluish-purple .112 .46 .63 flowers in summer. Z6-9, H8-5 VEG officinalis ‘Purpurascens’ – Purple 12-24”. Bluish-purple stems and leaves. Z6-9 VEG .112 .46 .63 Sage officinalis ‘Tricolor’ – Tricolor Sage 12-18”. Green, white and pink foliage. Habit and scent like the .112 .46 .63 species. VEG SANTOLINA – Lavender Cotton (Sun) July - August Z6-9, H9-6 Asteraceae incana ‘Nana’ (syn. chamaecyparissus) 8”. Aromatic silver foliage is finely divided and highly decorative. .092 Yellow button flowers. VEG virens (syn. rosmarinifolia) 14”. Deep green foliage, bright yellow button flowers. VEG .092 .48 .66

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Stevia rebaudiana Thymus Variegated Golden Thymus Thymus Thymus Thymus Thymus Lemon Thyme ‘Pink Ripple’ ‘Hartington Silver’ ‘Pink Chintz’ ‘Reiter’ ‘Spicy Orange’ URC 288 200 162 128 72 72V 30 30V STEVIA – Stevia (Sun) Asteraceae rebaudiana Tender To 24”. Perennial herb used as a dietary supplement. Dried .117 .48 .64 leaves are many times sweeter than sugar. VEG THYMUS – Thyme (Sun) Lamiaceae ×citriodorus – Lemon Thyme 8”. Lemon-scented green leaves and lavender-pink flowers. .092 .45 .61 Z5-9, H9-5 VEG ×citriodorus – Orange Thyme 12”. Orange or citrus-scented green leaves and lavender-pink .092 .45 .61 flowers. Z5-9, H9-5 VEG ×citriodorus – Silver Edged Thyme 4”. Narrow green leaves with variable silver variegation. Lavender-pink .092 .45 .61 flowers. No lemon fragrance. Z4-9, H9-4 VEG ×citriodorus – Variegated Golden 4”. Pungently lemon scented. Golden and variegated when grown in .092 .45 .61 Lemon Thyme bright light. Z6-9, H9-6 VEG ×citriodorus ‘Variegatus’ 4”. Lemon-scented with green leaves and a thin, white-splashed .092 .45 .61 margin and purple flowers. Z5-9, H9-5 VEG ‘Doone Valley’ 5”. Compact ground-hugger with pungent, lemon-scented tiny green .092 .45 .61 leaves with splashes of yellow. Z6-9, H9-6 VEG ‘Pink Ripple’ 4-6”. Mound-forming thyme with attractive pink flowers and lavender .092 .45 .61 pink buds. Lemon-scented foliage. Z5-9, H9-1 VEG praecox ‘Albiflorus’ 2”. Low-growing habit with green leaves and white flowers. Z4-9, .092 .45 .61 H9-1 VEG praecox ‘Coccineus’ – Creeping 2-4”. A low growing perennial with small elliptical green leaves and .092 .45 .61 Red Thyme fuchsia-red blooms in summer. A natural for the rock garden. Z5-9, H9-5 VEG praecox ‘Hartington Silver’ 2-4”. Small green leaves with creamy white margins sport tiny .092 .45 .61 (AKA ‘Highland Cream’) flowers of the palest pink, almost white, in late spring. Z5-9, H7-1 VEG praecox ‘Pink Chintz’ 0.25”. Mat-forming creeper, with tiny green leaves and pink flowers. .092 .45 .61 Good as groundcover or between pavers. Z4-9, H9-1 VEG praecox ‘Pseudolanuginosus’ 2-4”. Woolly creeper with gray foliage. White flowers. Does well in dry .092 .45 .61 – Woolly Thyme locations. Z5-9, H9-1 VEG ‘Reiter’ 3”. One of the most tolerant thymes for foot traffic. Fast growing with .092 .45 .61 deep green, rounded leaves and lavender flowers. Z5-9, H9-1 VEG serpyllum ‘Elfin’ 1”. Tight, creeping groundcover with mats of tiny, dark-green foliage .092 .45 .61 and pink flowers in summer. Z4-9, H9-1 VEG serpyllum ‘Magic Carpet’ 2”. Tiny pink flowers levitate over mats of green, slightly hairy foliage. .092 .45 .61 Z4-9, H9-1 VEG ‘Spicy Orange’ 2-4”. Fine-textured thyme with needle-like leaves and a spicy orange .092 .45 .61 scent. Bears a profusion of soft lavender flowers in late spring. Z5-9, H9-1 VEG vulgaris – English Thyme 6-8”. Rounded leaves. Purple-pink flowers. Semi-creeping habit. .092 .45 .61 A strong grower. Our most popular culinary variety. Z4-9, H9-1 VEG vulgaris – French Thyme 6-8”. Purple to white flowers with narrow, fragrant green leaves. .092 .45 .61 Z4-9, H9-4 VEG

54 I Green Leaf Plants® Useful Lists Early-Blooming Perennials Groundcovers Achillea tomentosa Dicentra Primula Aegopodium Lobelia chinensis Vinca Ajuga Erysimum Salvia Ajuga Mazus Waldsteinia Amsonia 'Blue Ice' Euphorbia Saponaria Anthemis Mentha Anemone sylvestris Fragaria Sedum 'Major' Ceratostigma Muehlenbeckia Aquilegia Galium and 'Ogon' Chrysogonum Origanum Arabis Geum Silene Delosperma Phlox stolonifera Arenaria Houttuynia Tradescantia Fragaria and subulata Armeria Iberis Veronica 'Georgia Blue', Galium Sedum - prostrate forms Bellis Lamiastrum 'New Century', 'Sunshine' Geranium 'Rozanne' Stachys byzantina Bergenia Lamium and 'Waterperry Blue' Hedera Thymus Carex Lithodora Vinca Helianthemum Verbena canadensis Centaurea Myosotis Viola Houttuynia Veronica – Spring Cerastium Papaver nudicaule Hypericum calycinum Blooming Chrysogonum Phlox divaricata, and 'Tricolor' Goldwell, 'Georgia Blue', Dianthus stolonifera, subulata Iberis 'New Century', Phlox Paparazzi™ Series Lamiastrum 'Sunshine' and Polemonium Lamium 'Waterperry Blue'

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56 I Green Leaf Plants® General Perennial Culture Transplant: Overwintering: • For most perennials, it is preferred to plant the top of the liner root ball level • A well-drained site with gravel, stone or tile is essential to avoid winter loss from with soil. excessive moisture. Eliminate puddles. • Water in after transplant. • Allow enough time to establish root systems in late summer/early fall before • To encourage root development, avoid overwatering. overwintering. Generally 8 to 10 weeks before hard frost is sufficient. • Reduce fertilization in late summer/early fall to avoid soft growth in overwintering. Temperature: • Plants are usually placed pot to pot for space efficiency and improved insulation. • Cut back dead/dying foliage to minimize foliar disease development. Evergreen • Most perennials prefer moderate temperatures for best growth and performance. types should not be cut back. Monitor evergreen types through the winter for With such a variety of genera and species, there is a wide variation of preferred foliar diseases or dehydration and treat accordingly. temperatures, but most prefer to be grown in the range of 55˚ to 65˚F night and • Covering 65˚ to 75˚F day temperatures. o Use white poly on unheated or low heat hoop structures instead of clear • Clima te, other crops, and temperature control capability will all play a role in what to minimize heat buildup. set points to determine. o Fleece or thermal blankets can provide extra protection in colder zones. If plants are not covered with an insulating blanket, be prepared to Media: irrigate as needed. • Recommend well-drained media with at least 15% air porosity. o Cover as late as possible when night temperatures are consistently in • Use nursery-type mix for finishing rather than peat and vermiculite based types. the mid 30s. • Make sure bark is sufficiently composted or nutritional problems can occur. o Apply rodent bait to overwintering area prior to covering. • Make sure water holding capacity is not too low or too high for your geographic o Apply a broad-spectrum systemic fungicide drench prior to freezing location’s expected precipitation. or covering. • Monitor pH and EC during production. o Allow for ventilation to avoid temperature buildup under the cover o General recommended pH: 5.8 to 6.5. (try to maintain 30° to 40°F). o General recommended EC: 1 to 2 ms/cm using saturated paste method. o Graduall y uncover as early as possible in spring when temperatures are consistently in the high 30s or 40s at night. Irrigation Options for Perennials: • Some perennials do not tolerate multiple freeze-thaw periods or very wet winters. • Drip tubes or lines These are generally items that require good drainage in a garden situation. These • Ebb/flow system items tend to rot easily and are best grown in a greenhouse structure, and not • Overhead irrigation: Make sure the water droplet size is heavy enough to allowed to freeze. Hold temperatures slightly above freezing and keep as cool as penetrate canopy as crop increases in size. Wind can adversely affect direction possible on sunny days by ventilating. Examples of these items include Gaillardia, of water and there is increased risk of foliar disease. Lithodora, Lobelia, and Stachys. • • Regularly test your irrigation water: pH, EC, alkalinity, and pathogens. Apply another broad-spectrum, systemic fungicide drench or spray in spring. • Once your plants begin to break, they must be protected from frost and freezing temperatures to avoid damage. Fertilization: • Always use a complete N-P-K fertilizer with micronutrients; e.g., 20-10-20, 20-5-19, 21-5-20, etc. while plants are actively growing. Vernalization and Bulking: • Choose a fertilizer based on an analysis of your water’s alkalinity and pH. Vernalization is the exposure for specific lengths of time to cold temperatures, • Injecting liquid fertilizer at every irrigation gives the best control of nutrient required by some plants to initiate bud formation, new growth or to improve overall levels. Constant liquid feed rates range anywhere from 75-200 ppm Nitrogen plant vigor. Refer to the VR (vernalization required) and VB (vernalization beneficial) for perennials with the average being 100 to 150 ppm nitrogen. Test pH and EC codes in our catalog variety descriptions. These codes indicate which plants require regularly and leach with clear water if EC begins to creep up. or benefit from a vernalization period. Plants that do not show a code do not require • Controlled release fertilizers (CRFs) with micronutrients can also be used and vernalization for production. There is also a B code extension to the VR and VB especially recommended for overhead irrigation for less runoff and waste. Use codes (VR-B and VB-B) to indicate which items require bulking. These are varieties 150 to 180 day release rates for spring and summer crops. Keep in mind there is that need to be planted in their final sales container in late summer-fall. This is to little nutrient release at temperatures below 60°F and faster nutrient release with broaden the foliage canopy and develop the root system prior to vernalization which high temperatures. will provide a larger flower canopy in spring and better overall performance. o CRFs can be incorporated or top dressed so be sure to read the fertilizer label for proper measurements. • Liquid feed and CRFs can also be combined by using low rates for both. How to Handle Dormant Liners Upon Receipt: Your winter or early spring shipment may Insects and Disease: be partially or completely dormant, showing little or no top growth. Healthy • Scouting and early detection are important. should be white to tan in most cases and never mushy. • Pests to watch for include , , whiteflies, spider mites, fungus gnats, shore flies, slugs and snails. • Do not allow plants to dry out completely. • Diseases to watch for include Botrytis, crown rots, fungal leaf spots, mildews, root • Place flats on bench until active growth resumes, or transplant into desired rots, rusts and viruses. container. Light is important in breaking dormancy. • To prevent disease • Once your plants begin to break, they must be protected from frost and freezing o Use a well-drained media and do not allow plants to sit in standing water. temperatures. o Avoid excessive nitrogen. • Do not fertilize dormant plants until they are actively growing. o Provide good air circulation. • Application of a broad-spectrum fungicide after emergence is a good practice. o Keep foliage dry overnight. • Closely monitor for Botrytis. o Remove old plant debris and weeds from the growing area.

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