Knotts Creek 2010 Pricelist.Bsh
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GROUNDCOvERS Flats 50 per 1 Gal. AJUGA Chocolate Chip 3.45 Caitlin ’s Giant 3.45 ‘Black Scallop’ PP15815 3.45 LiRiOPE —muscari: ‘Silvery Sunproof’ variegated 2.75 ‘Super Big Blue’ 2.50 —spicata: green 2.50 ENGLiSH ivY 4.25 WALKABLE PLANTS 4" pots • $1.95, 18/flat Low growing plants good for growing on pathways, in crevices, or as a groundcover. Most can take light foot traffic and some give off a scent when walked on. DELOSPERMA Cooperi, ‘Mesa Verde’, ‘Peridott’, ‘Moonstone’, ‘Garnet’ LYSiMACHiA ‘Goldilocks’ PHLOX SUBULATA ‘Emerald Pink’, ‘Blue Emerald’, ‘Amazing Grace’ SAGiNA SUBULATA Irish Moss SAGiNA SUBULATA aureus Scotch Moss SEDUM Angelina, Kamschaticum, ‘Dragon’s Blood’, ‘John Creech’ SEMPERvivUM ‘Jade Rose’ THYMUS Red Creeping, Wooly, White flowered, Mother of Thyme, Elfin 01 FERNS 1 Gallon • $4.25 ATHYRiUM nipponicum—Japanese Painted Fern—grey-green fronds with blue and pink tint. 24 " ATHYRiUM Felix Femina—Lady Fern—soft feathery lime-green fronds. 24 " ATHYRiUM nipponicum—Japanese Painted Fern ‘Regal Red’: Purplish-red fronds with silvery edges. Deciduous. 18-24 " tall CYRTOMiUM falcatum—Holly Fern—Evergreen, broad deeply toothed leaves, medium green. 24 " DRYOPTERiS x australis—Dixie Wood Fern— Evergreen fern with upright, dark green fronds. 48-60 " DRYOPTERiS erythrosara—‘Brilliance’—Brilliant Autumn Fern-Evergreen fern with bright, copper orange new fronds. Tolerates moist or dry shade. Deer and rabbit resistant. Beautiful Gardens Plant of Distinction 2010 . 24-30 " MATTEUCiA struthiopteris—Ostrich Fern—cool, tall medium green fronds, spreads vigorously. Native. 48 " OSMUNDA cinnamomea—Cinnamon Fern— upright green fronds with cinnamon brown spore-borne panicles. Native. 24-36 " OSMUNDA regalis—Royal Fern—frond tips are heavily crested. Can reach 4 ' in wet areas. Native. POLYSTiCHUM acrostichoides—‘Christmas Fern’—rich green, evergreen fronds. Native. To 36 ". POLYSTiCHUM polyblepharum—Tassel Fern—rosettes of coarse, glossy, dark green foliage. Evergreen. 24 " I 0 1 SUN PART SHADE SHADE NATivE 1 viNES 1 GAL. 3 GAL. Akebia quinata —Chocolate Vine. Vanilla scented, brownish-purple flowers in June among dark, palmate leaves. 6.00 Bignonia capreolata —Cross Vine. ‘Tangerine Beauty’—Semi-evergreen vine with dark green foliage. Clusters of funnel-shaped, reddish-orange flowers in summer. Attracts hummingbirds. 30 ' . 6.00 12.00 Gelsemium sempervirens Margarita —Very hardy, to Zone 6. Larger, more prominent flowers. 6.00 12.00 Hedera Helix —English Ivy . 4.25 Lonicera sempervirens ‘Alabama Crimson’—Prolific bloomer of deep crimson flowers on bluish glaucous leaves. 6.00 12.00 Lonicera sempervirens ‘Major Wheeler’— Garden trials have demonstrated that this is the most profuse bloomer of its species. A mass display of thin tubular, red-orange flowers from late spring through the end of summer and highly disease-resistant foliage. 6.00 12.00 Lonicera sempervirens ‘John Clayton’—Native vine with solid yellow flowers reblooming till frost. 6.00 12.00 Parthenocissus quinquefolia —Virginia Creeper: Attractive vine with red fall color. Twines on fences and other plants, Screens, Climbs walls and columns, Arbor, Ground cover. 6.00 12.00 Parthenocissus tricuspidata —Boston Ivy: glossy wide three lobed leaves make a dense wall cover, intense red fall color. 6.00 12.00 Passiflora caerula —Blue Passion Flower—Native, aggressive vine reaching 15 ' in season. Flowers are 4 " across with great complexity and detail. 6.00 12.00 New Passiflora incarnata —Maypop—Purple flowers with fringed inner petals followed by an edible fruit. 6.00 Trachelospermum jasminoides —Confederate Jasmine—Glossy dark green leaves with 1 " fragrant flowers. Self-climbing. 6.00 12.00 Wisteria frutescens ‘Amethyst Falls’—New growth produces fragrant lavender flowers from late spring through summer. Not aggressive. 15 '. 6.00 12.00 2 I SUN 0 PART SHADE 1 SHADE NATivE CLEMATiS • ALL CLEMATiS 1 GALLON $7.25 UNLESS OTHERWiSE NOTED LARGE FLOWERED CLEMATiS SMALL FLOWERiNG CLEMATiS Group Group 2 Asao —Deep rose pink with white center bar. Free 1 armandii ‘Snowdrift’ Evergreen Clematis —Fragrant flowering in spring. evergreen climber with masses of 3" white flowers in 2 ‘Barbara Jackmani’ —Mauve with petunia bar, yellow spring. Full sun to part shade. 1 GAL 14.50 3 GAL 24.50 anthers. 1 Montana ‘Rubens’ —Light pink to deep rose pink 2 Belle of Woking — Double, silvery-blue 4" flowers with flowers with purplish leaves, vanilla scented. May-June. creamy-white anthers throughout the summer. 1 Paniculata ‘Sweet Autumn’ —Vigorous grower, clusters 3 Comtesse de Bouchard —Velvet mauve pink with yellow of small flowers. Blooms in fall. anthers, profuse bloomer. May-September. 2 Dr. Rupple —Rose red. May-June, reblooms in fall. 3 Earnest Markham —Magenta red with gold anthers, best red on market, vigorous grower. May-September. 2 Elsa Spath —Free flowering, mid blue blooms with deep red anthers. Also called Xerxes. Long bloom period. New 2 H.F. Young —Large lavender-blue flowers in Spring, repeating in late summer. 2 Henryi —Large pure white with brown anthers. June-September. 3 Jackmani —Dark velvet purple, profuse bloomer. May-June, reblooms in fall. CLEMATiS PRUNiNG GROUP 2 Mrs. Cholmondeley —Single, 8" lavender-blue flowers with brown anthers early in the summer and again later Group One: This group blooms only on wood grown the previous season then ripened in Autumn. Pruning should be in the season. done immediately after flowering. Includes all small flowered 2 Nellie Moser —Pale pink with red bar. Longtime favorite. varieties and Evergreens. Reblooms in fall. Group Two: Large flowered types which bloom on previous 2 ‘The President’ —Plum flower with dark purple stamen. seasons’ ripened stems. To prune, remove weak and dead stems June-September. and make corrective pruning in summer when needed. 3 villa de Lyon —Big red velvety flowers with lighter Group Three: All types which produce flower on new wood. To center. June-September. prune, do a February cleanup on this group, cutting stems back down close to ground where a strong axil bud occurs, hopefully 3 viticella-Mme. Jula Correvon —Single light smaller just above the previous years’ cut. crimson flowers in July and August. I SUN 0 PART SHADE 1 SHADE NATivE 3 PERENNiALS 1 GALLON UNLESS OTHERWiSE NOTED ✿ 0 ✿ I ACANTHUS BEARS BREECHES AGASTACHE GIANT HYSSOP Mollis: White/purple. ‘Black Adder’: Vivid blue summer flowers on compact Blooms May-June. 3-4' . .(1 GALLON) 6.00 plants. 2-3' Attracts pollinators . 3.55 (3 GALLONS) 10.00 ‘Blue Fortune’: Coarse, robust habit, ‘Whitewater’: Variegated form, white and pink flower spikes. blue fragrant flowers. 36" . 3.55 3-4' PP#23342 . (1 GALLON) 7.50 ‘Little Adder’: Lavender-blue flowers on well branched, (3 GALLONS) 14.00 compact plants. 15-18” PP#26514 . 3.55 Purple Haze: Long racemes of smoky blue violet flowers. 2-3 ' tall, blooms summer-fall. .3.55 ✿ I 0 ACHILLEA YARROW ✿ I 1 millefolium: Common native yarrow. White flowers, AJUGA BUGLEWEED New spreading, 2-3’ tall, summer blooms that attract ‘Black Scallop’: PP15815: Deep purple leaves with butterflies. 3.75 scalloped edges. Tolerates moisture. 3.55 ‘Pink grapefruit’: Forms large, slightly mounded New ‘Burgundy Glow’: Tricolored foliage of white, cream heads of vivid lavender pink florets. Outstanding and green with pink tints. Blue flowers in Spring. compact, sturdy and full habit. Long blooming 3” tall . 3.55 period. June-July. 26 " USPP #20741 . 3.55 ‘Chocolate Chip’: Rapid growing ground cover Strawberry Seduction’: Big heads of rich velvety red with chocolate-colored leaves. Blue flower spikes flowers with bright gold centers. Columnar habit, from mid to late spring. 4". 3.55 full and sturdy. Blooms of Bressingham ‘Caitlin’s Giant’: Large blue flowers over bronze-green introduced June-September. 26 " USPP #18401 . 3.55 foliage in spring. One of the largest Ajugas. 1’ . 3.55 ‘Moonshine’: Yellow with gray-green leaves. May-September. 2' . 3.55 ‘Peachy Seduction’: Large clusters of glowing ✿ I 0 peach-pink flowers. Robust, dense and disease ALCHEMILLA LADY’S MANTLE resistant foliage even in humid summers. mollis ‘Auslese’: Evergreen, yellowish-green flowers. Blooms of Bressingham. June-July. 26 " . 3.55 June-July. 3.55 ‘Pomegranite’: Deep, vibrant red flowers with yellow centers. Gray-green ferny leaves that form low ✿ I 0 spreading clump. 18-29 ". USPP 20763 . 3.55 ALLIUM ORNAMENTAL ONION ‘Saucy Seduction’: Broad clusters of pert rosy pink ‘Millenium’: Large globes of rose-pink flowers in mid- florets with white shading. Full sturdy plants summer. ORnamental deep green foliage. 15” to 27 ", long blooming period, heat loving. Full sun, deer resistant. ( Zone 5-9) USPP 20782 . 3.55 Perennial Plant Association ‘Wonderful Wampee’: Flowers open in rich pink Perennial of the Year 2018 . 4.00 and mature to an apple blossom pink. Sturdy, compact growth habit, gray-green foliage, heat resistant. 24 " Blooms of Bressingham . 3.55 ✿ I 0 AMSONIA BLUE STAR ✿ 0 1 ‘Blue Ice’: Dark blue flowers in mid to late spring. AGAPANTHUS LILY OF THE NILE Native. 12-15". 3.75 africanus ‘Albus’: Lovely clusters of white flowers on hubrectii ‘Blue Star’: Very fine, light green foliage upright stems. Mid summer. Full sun to partial shade. 4.75 with steel-blue star like flowers. Native. 3-4" x ‘Storm Cloud’: Luxurious dark green foliage (Zone 5-9) . 3.75 with large umbels of rich deep blue-purple flowers. Evergreen to 28 degrees. 24" tall. (Zone 7b-10) . .4.75 ‘Little Dutch Blue’: Pale blue flowers, compact foliage, ✿ 0 1 evergreen. 24” PP#26268 . 4.75 ANEMONE JAPANESE ANEMONE ‘Stevie’s Wonder’: 4" spikes of violet-blue flowers hybrida ‘Honorine Jobert’: White. 30" . 4.00 over 2-3 ' foliage. Excellent winter hardiness hybrida ‘Lucky Charm’: Deep pink blooms with gold and flowering. Deer resistant and attracts centers over dark violet leaves maturing to green. 2-3’ 4.00 hummingbirds. ( Zone 7-10) . 4.75 hupehensis ‘September Charm’: Rose colored flowers which fade toward center.