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STARTER PLANTS 2020–2021 T’S Been an Extraordinary Year STARTER PLANTS 2020–2021 t’s been an extraordinary year. In fact, current events make the word “extraordinary” feel inadequate. Failing to mention it would feel like ignoring the biggest elephant that ever stomped Iinto the room. But you don’t need us to tell you about it. And it’s not why you’re reading a starter plant catalog. By any measure, two extraordinary things stand out about this year: how extraordinarily well our industry has handled it, and how extraordinarily grateful our end consumers, home gardeners, are that Trade Show we’re here for them. North American retailers have reported record-breaking sales. Schedule We humbly submit that this reinforces what we’ve always said, and deeply felt, about the green industries: We are not a luxury. We’re more than a form of recreation. Though we often benefit from FNGLA Landscape Show impulse buying, it does not define us. Orlando, FL September 17–19, 2020 It also reinforces what old-timers in the industry have said for as long as we old-timers can remember: Hard times are good times for growers. That’s when people stay home and plant gardens. MANTS (MidAtlantic Trade Show) Whether you grow edibles or ornamentals, you fill a real need. Don’t let anybody tell you otherwise. Baltimore, MD January 6–8, 2021 Doubters can quibble about the importance of that need compared to more elemental hungers, but we defy anyone to deny its existence. GSHE (Gulf States Horticultural Expo) When the pantry is well-stocked, there are still appetites to be nourished. We are the thin green line Mobile, AL that feeds the need for beauty. We make people happy. We keep people sane. They count on us to stay January 21–22, 2021 the course, and we’re answering the call with a full slate of plants, from comfortingly Darwin Perennials Day familiar standards to new breeding breakthroughs. West Chicago, IL June 16, 2021 At Emerald Coast Growers, we’re looking forward to a pretty special anniversary: 30 2021 marks our 30th year in business. We’ve come a long way since our YEARS Cultivate ’21 Columbus, OH 1991 launch in a few small greenhouses. Without you, our loyal July 11–13, 2021 customers, we could not have done it. Perennial Plant We hope all our customers are safe, secure and sanguine. And we Association Symposium thank you for your company on this extraordinary journey. Lancaster, PA July 26–30, 2021 TNLA Nursery / Landscape Expo CONTENTS San Antonio August 5–7, 2021 PRODUCTS The FarWest Show PERENNIALS Achillea–Veronica. 3–57 Portland, OR August 18–20, 2021 ORNAMENTAL GRASSES Acorus–Sporobolus ................................................ 58–83 ORDERING CUSTOMER SERVICE ....................................................................88 POLICIES, GUARANTEES, CLAIMS ...........................................................88 LINER SIZES ....................................................................... 84–85 PICTURE TAGS .........................................................................87 SHIPPING OPTIONS .....................................................................89 PAYMENT OPTIONS .....................................................................88 VOLUME DISCOUNTS ....................................................................88 P.O. Box 10886 Pensacola, FL 32524 ABOUT US Toll Free: 1.877.804.7277 CONTACT US ................................................................ EVERY PAGE! Office: 1.850.944.0808 Fax Toll Free: 1.866.822.5478 ECG ONLINE ...........................................................................86 www.ECGrowers.com TRADE SHOWS ..........................................................................1 [email protected] Pennisetum ×advena ‘Rubrum’ Front cover photo: Coreopsis grandiflora ‘Baby Sun’ TOLL FREE 1.877.804.7277 1 WWW.ECGROWERS.COM PERENNIALS and other flowering plants PLAYING IT NOT TOO SAFE When in doubt, golfers lay up. Card players check. Coaches call timeouts. In challenging times, growers also think about playing it safe. Instinctively, we gravitate to the tried-and-true. We lean on the staples that our customers, and theirs, handle successfully every time. It’s natural, and it’s smart. But caution can be overdone. It’s also smart to be bold sometimes: To go for the green from that difficult lie, to hold when others fold, to save that timeout and trust your team. Boldness must be tempered with judgement. Yes, offer Nepeta ‘Walker’s Low’. The 2007 Perennial Plant of the Year is still a great performer. But up the ante with the larger, longer- lasting plumes of WhisPurr™ Blue and WhisPurr™ Pink. You’d be remiss to omit Dianthus Firewitch. But elevate your game with the Vivid™ series. Bright Light and Cherry Charm are quite bewitching. It’s always smart to play to your strengths, and the perennial industry’s greatest strength is diversity. Like a great garden, the ideal perennial lineup is a carefully curated blend of the expected and the unexpected — exactly what you’ll find in our catalog. Whether you’re holding it in your hands or viewing it on your screen, this is our A game. Make it yours. We’re here to assist while you score. Heuchera TOLL FREE 1.877.804.7277 2 WWW.ECGROWERS.COM TOLL FREE 1.877.804.7277 3 WWW.ECGROWERS.COM PERENNIALS and other flowering plants Achillea (Yarrow) DESERT EVE™ Series Early-flowering varieties bred for vigor, compact growth and large flower heads, up to 4” across. Height 12–18” Zones 4–9 Excellent performance, perfect in landscape or container. Desert Eve™ ‘Deep Rose’ Large flowers of deep rose pink. Fragrant ferny foliage. Desert Eve™ Red Improved (‘Desred’) PP22333 Big brick-red bloom clusters, good for cutting fresh or dried. Desert Eve™ ‘Terracotta’ Unusual, earthy but refined brown/orange hue. Achillea Desert Eve™ Red Improved Achillea Desert Eve™ ‘Terracotta’ Desert Eve™ Yellow (‘Desyel’) PP22369 Light yellow combines nicely with other colors. millefolium ‘Moonshine’ Bright, pale yellow flower heads over silvery foliage. A garden classic, introduced by Height 18–24” Zones 4–8 renowned plantsman Alan Bloom. An excellent cut flower, fresh or dried. m. Little Moonshine (‘ACBZ0002’) PP28179 Like the famous ‘Moonshine’, but less so. Similar bright yellow flowers and gray-green foliage Height 12–14” Zones 4–8 in a smaller, more compact package. From Must Have Perennials.® m. New Vintage™ White (‘Balvinwite’) PP25711 Brilliant white flower heads in spring, with summer rebloom over medium-green lacy leaves. Height 12–14” Zones 4-9 Compact, uniform plant habit for excellent retail presentation. Agastache (Mexican hyssop) Drought- and heat-tolerant perennials with sweet, licorice-scented foliage. In summer, hundreds of long-lasting flower spikes draw butterflies and hummingbirds—but not deer! Achillea Desert Eve™ Yellow Achillea m. ‘Moonshine’ Achillea m. Little Moonshine NEW! ‘Crazy Fortune’ (Atenduis) PP31364 We’re out of our minds in love with this insanely floriferous overachiever. Non-stop blue/purple flowers. Height 26–30” Zones 5–10 Pollinators are nuts about it, too. Mature foliage is green with variable white splashes. בBlack Adder’ Bottlebrush spikes are covered in lilac blooms with dark-purple buds. This sterile hybrid Height 2–3’ Zones 6–10 starts blooming in July and doesn’t quit until the first frost. rugosa ‘Little Adder’ PP26514 Lots of lavender-blue blooms on very compact, well-branched, bushy mounds of fragrant green foliage. Height 15–18” Zones 6–10 Ajuga (Bugleweed) reptans ‘Black Scallop’ PP15815 Near-black, deep-purple leaves with scalloped edges create a dense, compact groundcover. Height 4–6” Zones 3–9 Great moisture tolerance. Striking contrast for paler plants. Achillea m. New Vintage™ White Agastache ‘Crazy Fortune’ Agastache בBlack Adder’ Agastache r. ‘Little Adder’ r. ‘Bronze Beauty’ Bronze leaves and blue flowers form an attractive carpet, useful for edging Height 5” Zones 3–9 and as a groundcover for shady areas. r. ‘Burgundy Glow’ Puckered foliage of green and wine red with white splashes. Blue flowers in late spring. Height 6–8” Zones 3–9 r. ‘Catlin’s Giant’ Large-leafed variety with purple-green foliage. Blue flowers. Height 10” Zones 3–9 r. ‘Mahogany’ Lush, ultra-dark burgundy-leafed groundcover with stunning bright blue flowers. Height 4–6” Zones 3–9 ×tenorii ‘Chocolate Chip’ (syn. ‘Valfredda’) A true miniature. Glossy, chocolate-brown foliage tinged with burgundy. Spikes of blue flowers in spring. Height 3–4” Zones 4–9 Petite and charming! Ajuga r. ‘Black Scallop’ Ajuga r. ‘Burgundy Glow’ TOLL FREE 1.877.804.7277 4 WWW.ECGROWERS.COM TOLL FREE 1.877.804.7277 5 WWW.ECGROWERS.COM Alchemilla (Lady’s mantle) mollis ‘Auslese’ Distinctly pleated foliage forms a soft mound with chartreuse-green flowers held aloft in early summer. Height 18” Zones 4–7 Superb edging plant alongside moist areas and ponds. Deer resistant. Amsonia (Blue star) hubrichtii A native with great foliage and a brief show of cool blue flowers May–June. Narrow foliage sways Height 2–3’ Zones 4–9 gracefully in any breeze. Gorgeous gold fall hue. Deer resistant. Perennial Plant of the Year 2011. ×Butterscotch™ Like A. hubrichtii in general appearance, but with improved form, reddish stems, superior rich “butterscotch” Height 2–3’ Zones 4–9 fall color, and great disease resistance. Steel-blue flowers June–July. Selected by John Wachter, Elite Growers. Alchemilla m. ‘Auslese’ Amsonia hubrichtii Amsonia ×Butterscotch™ Anemone ×h. ‘Pretty Lady Diana’ Anemone (Wind flower) ×hybrida PRETTY LADY Series Large 2” flowers in late summer/early fall on short, compact plants. The best of Japanese
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