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Sempervivum Assorted Flushed with Red Sempervivum Assorted flushed with red. Color may Sempervivum ‘Red Beauty’ season. Planted en SEMASG1, SEMASG2 (Hen & vary by season. Pink flowers. SEMRBG1 (Hen & Chicks) masse, this variety D S Chicks) An unnamed assort- 3-4in/MSu/Z3-8/#1 Grade Medium sized, fairly open ro- creates tremendous ment. Shipper’s choice. settes of grey-green leaves with color impact. D 3-4in/MSu/Z3-8/#1 Grade & blood-red tips. This color may 3-4in/MSu/Z3-8/#1 Grade D Rosettes Sempervivum ‘Pilioseum’ vary from season to season. Pair SEMPIG1 (Hen & Chicks) with Sedum s. ‘Fulda Glow’ for Forms medium to large rosettes sizzling color impact. Sempervivum ‘Silverine’ D Sempervivum arachnoideum of grey-green leaves. This color 3-4in/MSu/Z3-8/#1 Grade SEMSIG1 (Hen & Chicks) Forms rosettes of sharply ‘Cobweb’ may vary from season to season. SEMCOG1, SEMCO72 (Cob- Rounded, semi-loose form. pointed, silvery green leaves Good choice for containers. Sempervivum ‘Ruby Heart’ that are flushed reddish-purple web Hen & Chicks) Named D for the fine, white, cobweb-like 3-4in/MSu/Z3-8/#1 Grade SEMRHG1 (Hen & Chicks) at the base. This color may vary hairs that crisscross between Rosettes of sharply pointed, from season to season. Deep the leaves’ tips. Each rosette of silvery blue to blue-green leaves pink flowers are held aloft on are flushed rosy red at the base. short, leafy stalks. pointy blue-green leaves grows Sempervivum ‘Purple D about 1 in. wide. Color may vary Beauty’ Color varies by season. Pinkish 3-4in/MSu/Z3-8/#1 Grade by season. Rose-red flowers. SEMPBG1 (Hen & Chicks) purple flowers are held aloft on D 3-4in/MSu/Z3-8/#1 Grade, 72ct Medium sized, semi-open short, leafy stalks. D rosettes of succulent leaves 3-4in/MSu/Z3-8/#1 Grade with deep purple tips and green Sempervivum ‘Braunii’ centers. This color may vary SEMBRG1 (Hen & Chicks) from season to season. Requires Sempervivum ‘Sanford sharp drainage. Hybrids’ Small, dark green leaves covered D with fine white hairs form tight 3-4in/MSu/Z3-8/#1 Grade SEMSHG1 (Hen & Chicks) rosettes 2 in. wide. Their sharply Forms large rosettes of deep pointed tips are occasionally red, sharply pointed leaves. This color may vary from season to Sempervivum ‘Pilioseum’ Sempervivum arachnoideum Sempervivum ‘Braunii’ ‘Cobweb’ Sempervivum Assorted Sempervivum ‘Purple Beauty’ Sempervivum ‘Red Beauty’ Sempervivum ‘Ruby Heart’ Sempervivum Sempervivum ‘Silverine’ ‘Sanford Hybrids’ x/x/x/x/x = foliage height / scape height (where applicable) / bloom time / zone / size offered 187 Sisyrinchium ‘Lucerne’ rose purple flowers shoot up Stokesia laevis S SISLUG1, SISLU72 (Formerly through the foliage on tall stalks. ‘Honeysong Purple’ listed as S. bermudianum) (Blue- 18-20in/ESu-MSu/Z4-8/20 & STOHP30, STOHP72 (Stokes’ C Eyed Grass) Bright purple-blue, 72ct Aster) True royal purple with a star-like flowers top the dark hint of red towards the center. green, grass-like foliage of this Individual flowers measure 3 long-blooming perennial. Use as Stachys officinalis ‘Pink inches across and have pet- an accent plant along walkways Cotton Candy’ PP21436 als with deeply serrated edges. or in rock gardens. STAPC20, STAPC72 (Betony) Deep green foliage with a neatly 10in/LSp-ESu/Z5-8/#1 Grade, Much like ‘Hummelo’ but mounding habit. D 72ct with plump wands of cotton 14in/MSu-EFa/Z5-9/30 & 72ct RC candy pink flowers. Forms a tidy Sisyrinchium clump of green, basal foliage ‘Lucerne’ Stachys byzantina ‘Helene topped with loads of showy von Stein’ (AKA ‘Big Ears’) flower spikes. May rebloom in STAHS30 (Giant Lamb’s Ear) fall. From the Chicago Botanic Stokesia ‘Peachie’s Pick’ Velvety soft, greenish leaves are Garden. STOPE30, STOPE72 C (Stokes’ twice the size of ‘Silver Carpet’. 24in/ESu-MSu/Z4-8/20 & 72ct Aster) A top pick! Lavender Listed as a non-flowering culti- Asexual propagation prohibited. blue flowers are produced much var, though it occasionally sends longer and a bit later than other up a few small flower stalks. Stokesias. Forms a very nice and Reported to be more tolerant of Stokesia laevis ‘Blue Danube’ compact, upright clump of deep heat and humidity. STOBD30 (Stokes’ Aster) C green foliage. Discovered by 8-10in/Z4-8/30ct Reminiscent of the Blue Danube Peachie Saxton of Mississippi. Award: MOBOT River, this selection produces 18in/MSu-EFa/Z5-9/30 & 72ct lavender-blue flowers measur- RC ing 3-4 inches across. The deep Stachys monieri ‘Hummelo’ green foliage is neatly mound- ing. Valued for its heat tolerance Stachys byzantina STAHU20, STAHU72 (Betony) Distinctively different than its and ease of culture. ‘Helene von Stein’ 12-18in/MSu-EFa/Z5-9/30ct RC Stokesia ‘Purple Parasols’ cousin, Lamb’s Ear. Forms large PP10660 clumps of green, textured leaves. STOPP30 (Stokes’ Aster) A Showy spikes of densely packed, selection with flowers that start out light blue, then transition through various shades of blue, and end up a deep violet-purple color. Neatly mounding deep green foliage. 18-20in/MSu-EFa/Z5-9/30ct RC Asexual propagation prohibited. Stachys monieri Stachys officinalis ‘Pink Stokesia laevis ‘Hummelo’ Cotton Candy’ PP21436 ‘Blue Danube’ Stokesia laevis ‘Honeysong Purple’ Stokesia ‘Peachie’s Pick’ Stokesia ‘Purple Parasols’ PP10660 188 Phone: 888-925-8377 • Fax: 800-752-1879 • E-mail: [email protected] • Website: www.WaltersGardens.com Ornamental & Edible Edible Strawberries S Strawberry Fragaria ananassa ‘Tristan’ FRATR72 (Everbearing Strawberry) Combines showy flowers, delicious fruit, and a compact habit with few to no runners. Perfect for patio pot production. Hot magenta pink blossoms top the attractive dark green foliage. Bright red, highly aromatic, sugary sweet, 1” Zone 4-8 fruits produced all season. S Everbearing Varieties: 12in/ESu-LSu/Z4-8/72ct Photo courtesy of ABZ Seeds ‘Eversweet’ Fragaria ananassa STREVG1, STREVCS Very heat tolerant selection. Excep- ‘Tristan’ tionally sweet, flavorful berries are firm, cone-shaped, and bright red. Recommended for fresh eating and freezing. #1 Grade, Case ‘Fort Laramie’ Tanacetum ‘Robinson’s Red’ Thalictrum rochebrunianum STRFLG1, STRFLCS Produces large, sweet fruit and has (Coccineum Group) ‘Lavender Mist’ excellent vigor. A good choice for commercial growers due TANRRG1 (Painted Daisy) THALM30 (Meadow Rue) Mag- to its abundance of runners. Plants are very cold hardy; has Scarlet-red to fuchsia, 2½ inch, nificent sprays of delicate, laven- survived -30ºF temperatures. daisy-like flowers with bright yel- der-purple flowers are produced #1 Grade, Case low centers. Ferny, green foliage on tall, dark purple stems. Distinc- ‘Ozark Beauty’ much like that of yarrow. Plant in tive green foliage forms a nice low STROBG1, STROBCS Bears good sized, firm, wedge-shaped large groupings for plenty of cut mound. Excellent cut flower. S flowers and for greatest impact in 6-8ft/MSu-LSu/Z3-8/30ct fruit with an appetizing aroma. They freeze well and have a the landscape. high dessert quality. Resistant to leaf scorch and leaf spot. S 24-36in/LSp-ESu/Z3-7/#1 Grade #1 Grade, Case ‘Quinault’ STRQUG1, STRQUCS A heavy producer of large, very sweet fruit. Use it in jams, preserves, tarts, and pies. #1 Grade, Case Junebearing Varieties: ‘Allstar’ STRALG1, STRALCS Late-midseason variety. Extremely vigorous. Yields large, firm fruit that has good flavor and color. Resistant to leaf scorch, powdery mildew, and 5 races of red stele. An improved ‘Surecrop’. #1 Grade, Case ‘Honeoye’ STRHOG1, STRHOCS Hardy, vigorous variety with some resistance to powdery mildew. Large, firm, conic-shaped fruit. Ripens in early-midseason. Retains its color when frozen. #1 Grade, Case ‘Surecrop’ STRSUG1 Heavy producer of large, firm, sweet fruit in mid- season. Resistant to many diseases. Extremely vigorous and cold hardy. Tanacetum Thalictrum rochebrunianum #1 Grade ‘Robinson’s Red’ ‘Lavender Mist’ x/x/x/x/x = foliage height / scape height (where applicable) / bloom time / zone / size offered 189 Thymus praecox ‘Coccineus’ purple feathering in the center. The T THYCOG1, THYCO72 (Red Creep- color is most pronounced in cool ing Thyme) A sun-loving herb val- weather. Lightly fragrant, pale pink ued as an ornamental groundcover. flowers appear in spring. T Forms a dense, flat mat of evergreen, 6in/10in/ESp-ESu/Z4-9/30ct dark green leaves that are smoth- Asexual propagation prohibited. ered in bright magenta-red flowers. Bronze foliage in fall. 2-4in/ESu-MSu/Z3-8/#1 Grade, Tiarella ‘Sugar & Spice’ D 72ct PP16738 Award: RHS TIASU30, TIASU72 (Foamflower) The best Tiarella according to Dan Heims. Forms a compact clump Thymus serpyllum of perfect glossy green, deeply ‘Magic Carpet’ dissected leaves with a prominent THYMC72 (Creeping Thyme) black-purple center blotch. Beau- Thymus praecox Thymus serpyllum tiful winter color. An abundance ‘Coccineus’ ‘Magic Carpet’ Low maintenance lawn alternative. Forms a low carpet of deliciously of lightly fragrant, pink and white lemon scented, dark green leaves flowers are produced in spring. Looks great in containers. smothered in pink flowers. Works T well in rock and herb gardens or 8in/13in/ESp-ESu/Z4-9/30 & 72ct planted around stepping stones. Asexual propagation prohibited. Possibly hardier than Z4. S 2in/ESu-MSu/Z4-8/72ct Tradescantia ‘Bilberry Ice’ TRABIG1 (Spiderwort) Triangular, Tiarella ‘Iron Butterfly’ snow white blossoms with a fuzzy PP12396 splash of lavender in the center. TIAIR30 (Foamflower) The leaves Blooms up to 8 weeks. This cultivar of this selection are more broad and has a more compact growth habit deeply dissected than the others. and foliage that stays attractive even in drier conditions. Glossy, green leaves have prominent D black-purple centers. Turns purple- 15in/ESu-MSu /Z3-9/#1 Grade bronze in winter. Clump former. Lightly fragrant, white flowers appear in spring. Tradescantia ‘Concord Grape’ T 6-8in/12-16in/ESp-ESu/Z4-9/30ct TRACGG1 (Spiderwort) Triangu- Tiarella ‘Iron Tiarella ‘Spring Asexual propagation prohibited.
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