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Including Part-Full Shade 2018 Plant List Nicole Jonas Prices and availability 2013 130th St subject to change without Boone, IA 50036 notice. A Picture Gallery of 515-432-5966 the plants we carry is on facebook.com/RedGraniteFarm [email protected] our website. redgranitefarm.com For best results with new plantings we recommend: *Check your plants daily for water while they are still in their pots and for the first two weeks after planting. *If soil is moist, wait a day and check again. *If soil is dry, water till moist and check again the next day. *The more foliage a plant has, the more water they will require. It is important to check newly planted shrubs daily. *A layer of wood mulch will help with water retention. Just be careful to not smoother the plant with it. *Most perennials once established do not require fertilization, but Miracle-Gro plant food can be used according to the directions on the box. *If you have a question about caring for a plant, we are available anytime via our e-mail address: [email protected] Common Name Height Flowers in Flower Color Unique Feature Exposure Price Shade- Including Part-Full Shade Brunnera, Looking Glass 12-15" Early Spring Blue Heart shaped silver leaves with green veining Part-Full Shade $ 15.00 Epimedium, Domino 18-24" Spring White and Pink Delicate flowers and airy leaves Part-Full Shade $ 15.00 Epimedium rubrum 12" Spring Crimson and White Groundcover with red tinted leaves Part-Full Shade $ 15.00 Helleborus, Ballerina Ruffles 18-22" Early Spring Double, Blush to Hot Pink Evergreen foliage is deer resistant Part-Full Shade $ 15.00 Helleborus, Honeymoon 18-24" Early Spring A mix of colors Selected for large number of flowers/plant Part-Full Shade $ 15.00 Helleborus, Ivory Prince 12-18" Early Spring Ivory with rose Blooms even as a young plant Part-Full Shade $ 15.00 Helleborus, Paris in Pink 18-24" Early Spring Light to med pink Selected for large number of flowers/plant Part-Full Shade $ 15.00 Helleborus, Sunshine Ruffles 18-22" Early Spring Double, Sunny Yellow Red edges to all petals makes this a standout Part-Full Shade $ 15.00 Hosta, Blueberry Muffin 14" Summer Lavender Blue-green puckered foliage with mauve stems Shade $ 12.00 Hosta, Blue Umbrellas 32-48" Summer Lavender Large hosta with good substance Shade $ 12.00 Hosta, Brother Stefan 20" Summer White Spring leaves chartreuse w/blue, puckered Shade $ 15.00 Hosta, Curly Fries 6" Summer Lavender Rippled, narrow leaves Part-Full Shade $ 15.00 Hosta, Earth Angel 30" Summer Pale lavender Heart shape, blue-green w/cream margin Shade $ 15.00 Hosta, Empress Wu 3-4' Summer Pale violet Largest Hosta on the market! Shade $ 15.00 Hosta, Frances Williams 22" Summer White Thick, corrugated leaves are blue-green Shade $ 15.00 Hosta, Great Expectations 20" Summer White Thick, puckered leaves are green with cream Shade $ 15.00 Hosta, Guacamole 22" Summer White Fragrant flowers, large leaves are chartreuse Part-Full Shade $ 15.00 Hosta, Orange Marmalade 28-42" Summer Lavender Leaves start nearly orange, fading to yellow Shade $ 12.00 Hosta, Praying Hands 14-18" Summer Lavender Upright, tightly folded leaves resemble hands Part Shade $ 12.00 Hosta, Revolution 18" Summer Lavender Dk green w/cream center, speckled green Shade $ 12.00 Hosta, Seducer 26" Summer White Large dk green, slightly ruffled w/ gold margin Shade $ 15.00 Hosta, Stained Glass 15" Summer Pale lavender Huge gold leaves with dk green margins Shade $ 15.00 Hosta, Touch of Class 16" Summer Lavender Thick leaf w/ blue margins, chartreuse center Shade $ 15.00 Hosta, Wheee! 11-18" Summer Lavender Ruffled wavy leaves all the way to the tips Shade $ 15.00 Lamium, Beacon Silver 8" Summer Lavender Pink Silver variegated foliage makes groundcover Shade $ 8.00 Lamium, Ghost 6-12" Summer Lavender Variegated groundcover Shade $ 8.00 Lamium, Herman's Pride 12" Spring Yellow Green/Silver leaves, groundcover Shade $ 6.00 Ligularia, Othello 2' Summer Golden Orange Red purple, rounded foliage, requires wet Shade $ 15.00 Pulmonaria, EB Anderson 8-10" Spring Blue Unique speckled foliage is prickly Part-Full Shade $ 10.00 Pulmonaria, Raspberry Splash 10-12" Spring Pink-Lilac Purple Most floriferous lungwort, disease resistant Part-Full Shade $ 12.00 Shooting Star, Pink 15-18" Spring Purple-pink Native Woodland Part-Full Shade $ 12.00 Shooting Star, White 10-14" Spring White Native Woodland Part-Full Shade $ 12.00 Solomon's Seal, Variegated 18-24" Spring White Arching stems, variegated foliage, fall yellow Part-Full Shade $ 10.00 Wood Poppy 20" Spring Golden Yellow Native to the woods Part-Full Shade $ 10.00 Part Shade- Including Part Sun-Shade Ajuga, Black Scallop 3-6" Spring Violet blue Small scale groundcover with near black leaves Part Sun-Shade $ 8.00 Astilbe, Pumila 10" Late Summer Lilac pink Groundcover with stiff fuzzy blooms (late) Part Shade $ 10.00 Bleeding Heart, Gold Heart OF 18-24" Spring Pink & white Classic bleeding heart with yellow foliage Part Sun-Shade $ 15.00 Bleeding Heart, Old Fashioned 30-36" Spring Pink & white Dormant in Summer- Heart Shaped flowers Part Sun-Shade $ 10.00 Bleeding Heart, Old Fashioned Alba 30" Spring White Dormant in Summer- Heart Shaped flowers Part Sun-Shade $ 10.00 Bleeding Heart, Valentine OF 30" Spring Red w/ White Dormant in Summer- Heart Shaped flowers Part Sun-Shade $ 15.00 Bluebells, Virginia 24" Early Spring Blue Native woodland, dies back in summer Part Sun-Shade $ 10.00 Coral Bell, Autumn Bride 15" Summer-Fall White Velvety lime green foliage, tolerates dry Part Shade $ 10.00 Coral Bell, Caramel 12" Spring Cream Unique peach/orange foliage Part Shade $ 12.00 Coral Bell, Fire Alarm 9-13" Spring Insignificant Intense red foliage flares in Spring Part Shade $ 12.00 Coral Bell, Frosted Violet 12" Spring Violet Violet foliage with silver between the veins Part Shade $ 12.00 Coral Bell, Rave On 8-14" Late Spring-Sum Deep Pink Purple foliage with silver overlay Part Shade $ 12.00 Coral Bell, Obsidian 10" Late Spring-Sum Cream Deep purple leaves have glossy luster Part Shade $ 12.00 Foamflower, Spring Symphony 6" Early Spring Pale pink Green leaves have a black-purple center Part Sun-Shade $ 10.00 Goatsbeard, Misty Lace 2-3' Early Sum-Sum White Has good heat/humidity tolerance Part Sun-Shade $ 12.00 Heucherella, Pink Fizz 8" Summer Pink Durable perennial, dense flower stalks Part Sun-Shade $ 12.00 Monkshood fischeri 18-24" Sept-Oct Deep Purple The last flower to bloom in the fall garden Part Shade $ 12.00 Mukdenia, Karasuba 8-12" Spring White Excellent mounder with orange/red fall foliage Part Shade $ 12.00 Sun-Shade- These can tolerate some sun, but like some dappled shade Anemone, Robustissima 36" Aug-Fall Pink Beautiful addition for late summer/ fall Part Sun-Shade $ 12.00 Bergenia, Winter Glow 12-15" Early Spring Pink Shiny, evergreen, leathery leaves Part Sun-Shade $ 8.00 Fern, Brilliance Autumn 24" None None Bronze new growth best achieved in part sun Part Sun-Shade $ 10.00 Lady's Mantle 18" Spring Chartreuse Unique leaves that hold water droplets Part Sun-Shade $ 8.00 Meadow Rue 24" Spring Lavender Fuzzy blooms atop columbine-like foliage Part Sun-Shade $ 8.00 Spiderwort, Concorde Grape 15-18" Spring Concorde Grape Frosted blue-green foliage stays compact Part Sun-Shade $ 10.00 Trollius, Lemon Queen 32" Spr-Sum Lemon Yellow Best in moist soils, deadhead to rebloom Part Sun-Shade $ 10.00 Trollius, Golden Queen 24-36" Spr-Sum Golden Orange 2" wide flowers stand above foliage Part Sun-Shade $ 8.00 Turtlehead, White 24-48" Late Summer White Turtlehead shaped flowers, tolerates wet Part Sun-Shade $ 10.00 Turtlehead, Hot Lips 10-12" Summer Pink Turtlehead shaped flowers, dk green foliage Part Sun-Shade $ 10.00 Viola, Mars 6-12" Spring Lavender Clump forming, Leaves w/ a dark purple center Part Sun-Shade $ 8.00 Part Sun Aralia, Sun King 3' Fall White Grow this one for the foliage, tropical look Part Sun $ 15.00 Gentian, True Blue 24-36" Mid-Sum-Fall True Blue Tough to grow, but worth it for the blue Sun-Part Sun $ 15.00 Geranium, Alpenglow 12-18" Spring-Summer Lavender Pink Long bloomer, brilliant red fall color Sun-Part Sun $ 12.00 Geranium, Bevan's Variety 6-12' Spring Magenta pink Excellent fall color, nice mounder Sun-Part Sun $ 10.00 Geranium, Biokovo 12" Summer Light Pink-White Great fall color Sun-Part Sun $ 10.00 Geranium, Karmina 9" Spring Intense Pink Outstanding fall colors of oranges and reds Sun-Part Sun $ 10.00 Geranium, New Hampshire Purple 12-18" Spr-Sum Magenta purple Compact spreading mound with fall color Sun-Part Sun $ 10.00 Gillenia- Indian Physics 20" Late Spring White Native for moist, well drained soil Sun-Part Sun $ 15.00 Veronica, Waterperry Blue 12" Late Spring Blue-violet Mound forming groundcover Part-Full Sun $ 8.00 Willow Amsonia, Blue Ice 12-18" Spring Blue Willow like foliage is bring yellow in fall Sun- Part Sun $ 12.00 Willow Amsonia, Storm Cloud 24-30" Spring Blue New stems emerge near black, star flowers Sun- Part Sun $ 12.00 Willow Amsonia (hubrichtii) 36" Spring Pale Blue Awesome gold fall color Sun- Part Sun $ 10.00 Sun Agastache, Blue Fortune 36" Summer Lavender Bees and butterflies love this one Sun $ 10.00 Allium, Peek-a-boo 8-12" Summer Lavender Pink Compact variety, deer & rabbit resistant Sun $ 10.00 Allium, Medusa 20-24" Summer Purple Twisty leaves, nodding buds Sun $ 10.00 Allium, Millenium 15-20" July-August Pink-Purple Does not reseed like the native, long bloomer Sun $ 10.00 Aster, Professor Anton Kippenburg 15" Fall Lavender Good addition to prairie garden Sun $ 6.00 Aster, Woods Light Blue 8-12"
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