Retail Mail Order Catalog Otes from the Farm

Your Maine Source for Hardy Perennials!

2007 Retail Mail Order Catalog otes from the farm

For most of us in the gardening industry the weather plays an important role in our success. Here at Fieldstone Garden’s we pride N ourselves on having a broad selection of perennial plants that fit every climate imaginable. Our customers continually communicate their successes using a vast array of healthy plants they received from us throughout the year. The mild weather we have been having this past fall and spring throughout the northeast region has given us the opportunity to catch up on some much needed upgrades to the farm. We’ve added a broad palette of plants to the birch corner at the entry to Quaker Lane as well as to our fire pond. These venues make the perfect backdrop for our Open House as well as the fund raiser we host for Hospice in June. Unlike most mail order nurseries, we welcome all visitors and patrons. It’s definitely a nice walk in the park and an opportunity to purchase a plant to take home with you for your own secret garden. We are proud to offer over 2,500 plant varieties. Those not included in this catalogue are available on our website. Check them out and while your there sign up for our specials and newsletter to keep you abreast of our activities. As usual, our field-grown perennials weather the changes in climate all in stride. They have evolved the ability to thrive in the good weather and endure the bad. We are continually increasing our production of plants and adding new ones each year. This year we would like to encourage you to adapt as well to the ever changing climate. Try some of our new plants offered throughout the catalog. Send us some pictures or just drop us a line and share your successes. For some additional inspiration check out the recent articles by Fine Gardening, The New York Times, Country Living Gardener and Garden Gate just to name a few. As you will see, Fieldstone Gardens is often mentioned as a reliable source for healthy perennial plants. We look forward to sharing another successful gardening season with you.

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YOU ARE ALWAYS WELCOME! When visiting in Maine, plan CONVENIENT WAYS TO SHOP a visit with us! We are conveniently located less than an ONLINE Offering complete plant listings hour from LL Bean and Maine’s scenic mid-coast. Our including photos and descriptions. Annual Open House this year is Sunday, June 24, 2007. Easy and Secure! www.FieldstoneGardens.com FIELDSTONE GARDENS is a family-owned and operated business started in 1984 and has developed into a top MAIL notch retail perennial plant nursery shipping throughout the PHONE Whatever works for you! United States as well as internationally. & FAX 55 Quaker Lane The 250 acre farm is a meticulously maintained location Vassalboro, ME 04989-3816 with acres of field grown stock as well as over 60,000 207.923.3836 (phone/fax) containers. Open to the public, the display gardens have In season hours: 9-5 Tues-Sun been a destination for day-trippers from the Closed Mondays state as well as the region. Off season hours: 9-5 Mon-Fri Closed Saturday and Sunday We pride ourselves on our plant quality and outstanding service to our customers. All of our SHOP Come visit! Our retail location is perennials are grown in our zone 4 location and are HERE open to the public April-October, proven to be superior selections for your garden! Tuesday-Sunday, 9:00am-5:00pm. Closed Monday.

DIRECTIONS We are located between Augusta and Waterville, about 15 minutes from each.

FROM AUGUSTA (Exit 109/30) Go East into Augusta on Rte. 100. Go around both traffic circles 180 degrees and continue on Rte. 100 as it merges with Rte. 201 North. Follow Rte. 201 North exactly 10 miles (from the 2nd circle) to Bog Road on your right. Follow Bog Road for 2.5 miles. Take a right onto Cross Hill Road for 1 mile. Take a left onto Quaker Lane.Watch for the State directional signs.

FROM NEW AUGUSTA EXIT (EXIT 113) Go straight for 1.8 miles, until the intersection for route 201. Go North (left) on to route 201 for 9 miles. Look for Bog Road on the right. Follow Bog Road for 2.5 miles. Take a right onto Cross Hill Road for 1 mile. Take a left onto Quaker Lane. Watch for the State directional signs.

FROM WATERVILLE (Exit 127/33) Go East on Rte. 137 across the Kennebec River. Take a right onto Rte. 201 South and drive exactly 6.5 miles. Follow Bog Road for 2.5 miles. Take a right onto Cross Hill Road for 1 mile. Take a left onto Quaker Lane. Watch for the State directional signs.

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PAGE 2 TERMS AND CONDITIONS

There are no minimum orders. However, full payment, includ- TRYING TO REACH US? ing shipping costs, must accompany each mail order. Please Phone/Fax: (207) 923-3836 send a check or money order in US currency. Visa or Internet: www.FieldstoneGardens.com MasterCard accepted. We do not accept C.O.D. or via the Email: [email protected] Our business office is open all year. mail. A $20 fee is imposed on all returned checks. THE PRICES IN THIS CATALOG EXPIRE ON DECEMBER 31, 2007 NURSERY HOURS: The nursery is open six days a week from April to October. Tuesday through Sunday 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Closed AVAILABILITY: We carefully plan our catalog inventory. However, Mondays. circumstances can and do change with living plants. All orders are subject to the availability of good quality plant material. We suggest GUARANTEE: We reserve the right to refuse any order should listing substitutions when placing an order, or accepting our best circumstances make this necessary. Orders are booked on the equivalent choice. We also carry many unusual perennials that are understanding that the customer accepts our terms. We guarantee too low to list in our catalog. Please visit our full e-commerce web all our plants to be true to name and will replace any nursery stock site to view our entire inventory which includes pictures and that proves otherwise. Our liability in all cases is limited to the descriptions. Please also feel free to call or email us with your wish purchase price of the plants. We try to ship only during the cool list. If you are traveling a long distance to purchase specific plants, months in spring and fall, however we cannot be responsible for please phone or email us first to be sure we have them in stock. We damage to plants enroute due to heat. We also cannot replace would be happy to gather the order prior to your arrival. stock lost due to causes such as drought, extreme heat or cold, possible neglect, or winterkill. Claims of plant damage will receive NURSERY VISITS: When visiting in Maine, plan to come see us! consideration only when made within ten days after delivery. Our We are located near golf courses, lakes, campgrounds, and less plants are annually inspected by the Maine State Department of than an hour from LL Bean and Maine’s scenic mid-coast. Our Agriculture, Division of Horticulture. Annual Open-House is Sunday, June 24, 2007. (Note: The nursery is closed on Mondays.) ORDERING INFORMATION: If the order form is missing, please call us for information or use our web catalog. You may also sign INTERNATIONAL SHIPMENTS: We ship overseas and welcome your friend up for a free catalog by entering their email address on your orders. Payment must accompany the order in US currency or our web site at (www.FieldstoneGardens.com). You can also send an international money order.An import permit and required papers us an order by including the following information: must be included in your order. A phytosanitary certificate is $23.00. Shipping costs are typically 30% of the total plant order. If 1. Name and street address. they are higher, we will notify you. All plants shipped outside of the 2. ‘Ship to’ (must include a street address). United States will be bare root. 3. Requested ship date. e 4. Telephone number. WEBSITE: (www.FieldstoneGardens.com) Sign up on our 5. Plant name, ID number, and quantity. y full e-commerce web site inclusive of pictures and descriptions to 6. Sub-total of plant material. receive emails for new and unique plants, newsletters, and special 7. If plants are sent to Maine, add 5% tax. discounts! 8. Shipping charges. (See below) 9. Total amount (6+8) Send check, money order. Mastercard or View our extensive line of plants via the plant image Visa information (card number and expiration date). Credit library. card accounts are charged when we receive your order to Come visit the farm through the Photo Tour. reserve stock. Look for new plant releases on our Specials page. Check out our website for monthly plant updates INTRODUCE US TO YOUR FRIENDS! Please share our catalog and discounts! with a friend or associate, or send us their name and address and Find information about our Annual Open House, we will send them a complimentary copy. Sunday, June 24, 2007. Order anytime from our web catalog. UPS SHIPPING AND HANDLING CHARGES WHAT WE SHIP: All our perennials are field-grown or produced in containers. We ship ONLY plants that are at least two years old. To Total Amount East of West of ensure that your order arrives in a fresh and healthy condition, Mississippi Mississippi some plants may need different packaging treatments. Also, (Ground) (3 Day Select) depending on your State’s restrictions, some perennials may arrive Up to $40 ...... $9.75 ...... $16.75 bare-root or in special containers. $40.01-$60 ...... $10.75 ...... $19.75 $60.01-$80 ...... $11.75 ...... $22.75 SHIPPING: All plants are shipped UPS and must be sent to a street address. (UPS cannot deliver to a P.O. Box.) If you ship your $80.01-$100 ...... $12.75 ...... $26.75 order to two different addresses, it must count as two separate Over-$100.01 ...... $15.75 ...... $32.75 orders. Depending on the season, all plants are shipped either bare-root or in containers. Our shipping season is April-November. HI and AK packages are shipped USPS. International orders flat If you wish, you may pick up your order when you visit us. Please rate of 30%. Gift cards flat rate of $3.00 for each address. notify us at least a week in advance.

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ACHILLEA (Yarrow) ACH680 Achillea millefolium ‘Summer Wine’ 7.85 Deep wine-red flowers slowly changing to purple. Bright Yarrow has a long season of bloom year after year. The green foliage. 24 inches. flowers are flat heads of tight clusters that bloom in June to September, and provide a constant source of cutting ACH695 Achillea millefolium ‘Yellowstone’ 7.85 Soft ferny leaves topped by yellow flowers in early summer. material for bouquets or dried flower arrangements. Full sun. 12-18 inches. Deeply divided foliage gives a fern-like appearance. An easy to grow perennial that is right at home in a well- ACH950 Achillea x ‘Moonshine’ 7.85 drained garden soil in full sun. Divide every 3 or 4 years. A real beauty with brilliant 2-3 inches lemon-yellow flowers Zones 3-9. highlighted by silver-gray foliage. Long blooming, June- September. Introduced by Alan Bloom of Bressingham ACH400 Achillea ‘Galaxy Hybrids’ 7.85 Gardens in England, this is considered one of the best Yarrow bears slightly rounded heads of variously colored, hybrid yarrows! Drought tolerant. 18-24 inches. tiny, cross-shaped flowers above finely cut, aromatic, gray- ACH985 Achillea x ‘Terra Cotta’ 7.85 green foliage. ‘Galaxy Hybrids’ produces 4-5-inch-wide Muliti colored effect! Yellow, gold, peach, orange and other flower heads in colors ranging from yellow to lavender to great shades of red and yellow make the flowers on this paprika. Achillea stand out. Nice silver/green fern like foliage and ACH460 Achillea galaxy hybrid ‘Salmon Beauty’ 7.85 strong stems make this a great cut flower. 24 inches. Zone (Lachsschonheit) Light salmon pink flowers up to 36 inch- 3-8. es tall in the summer. A nice touch for any garden! Full sun and a well drained to sandy soil. Zone 3-8. ACH485 Achillea millefolium ‘Cassis’ 7.85 ACONTIUM (Monkshood) Intense cherry red flowers. Perfect cut flower! Grows spring Monkshood are a fine addition to the semi shaded gar- through summer, and reaches 24 inches. Prefers full sun. den. Heights range from 3 to 6 feet, with colors of blues, ACH515 Achillea millefolium ‘Credo’ 7.85 pink, yellow and white. All parts of the plant are poison- Soft yellow flowers. Fragrant. Full sun. 24-32 inches. Zone ous. Zone 3 to 6. 3-8. ACO130 Aconitum carmichelli 7.85 ACH526 Achillea millefolium ‘Debutante’ 7.85 A shorter species. Light violet-blue flowers bloom July to Refined mixture with a wide range of bright pinks, roses, September. Part shade. 24-28 inches. lilacs, salmons, reds, corals, oranges, ivories, and golds. Large flower heads. Very weather tolerant. ACO150 Aconitum carmichelli ‘Arendsii’ 7.85 Beautiful plants that provide intense blue flowers in ACH528 Achillea millefolium ‘Fanal’ 7.85 September and October. Thick, leathery green foliage on (aka: ‘The Beacon’) Bright cherry red flowers, creating con- sturdy stems that never need staking. Definitely makes a stant comments from our customers. 18-24 inches. statement! 3-4 feet. ACH600 Achillea millefolium ‘Oertel’s Rose’ 7.85 ACO175 Aconitum carmichelli ‘Barker Variety’ 7.85 Rose pink flowers in June and July, fading to near white over Violet blue flowers opening in August and September. time. Fine dark foliage, will re-bloom if deadheaded. 12-18 Makes a great cut flower. Does best in a moisture retentive inches. soil. Full sun to part shade. 5 feet. Zone 4. ACH615 Achillea millefolium ‘Paprika’ 7.85 ACO180 Aconitum carmichelli ‘Pink Sensation’ 9.85 Red-orange perennial with fern-like foliage. Prefers full sun A very nice soft pink touch to the garden that is not and average soil. Early summer with a long bloom time. common with this plant group. Late summer 4 feet. Great cut flower. Good butterfly and hummingbird plant. 18-24 inches. ACO190 Aconitum carmichelli ‘Spatlese’ 8.85 A fall blooming Monkshood with long racemes of large violet blue hooded flowers, 5 feet, September. ACO195 Aconitum fischeri 7.85 Clear blue flowers that is relatively dwarf compared to others. The stems are strong enough so the plant does not require staking. Aconitums are highly resistant to “Nice Plant. You exceeded diseases and pests. Will take sun if soil is consistently expectations. Thank you.” moist. Beautiful cut-leaf foliage. 18-24 inches. - DS Kalamazoo,MI ACO275 Aconitum napellus ‘Album’ 7.85 A vigorous and robust plant with white flowers that appear in June-July and persist well into late summer. 36-48 inches.

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ACT350 Actaea simplex ‘Elstead Variety’ 14.85 Finely cut, dark green foliage, over which purplish brown “Love the online catalog” flower buds stand tall. Buds open to a beautiful pure white - KS Hope,RI flower. 3-4 feet. ACT400 Actaea simplex ‘James Compton’ 11.85 White spires, with great dark purple foliage. Blooms August- ACO375 Aconitum napellus ‘Rosea Alba’ 7.85 October. Shade and moist soil, in the North can take full White flowers that have a tint of pink. August to September. sun but needs constant moisture. 5 feet. 4 feet. ACO425 Aconitum paniculatum ‘Roseum’ 8.85 Pale-pink flower spikes and dark green glossy foliage from AKEBIA June to July. Reaching 3 feet tall when in flower. Zone 4-8. Very hardy, semi-evergreen vine. Fragrant blooms in May. ACO800 Aconitum x cammarum ‘Blue Sceptre’ 8.85 Pest free. Will produce fruit if two plants are planted near Flowers white hoods with broad purple blue edges June to enough for cross-pollination. A vigorous, rapid grower. Aug. Strong and compact, no staking needed. Moist soil, full sun to part shade. Jun-Aug, 24 inches. Zone 4-8. AKE150 Akebia quinata ‘Leucanta’ 14.85 A spectacular vine with vanilla scented flowers. Small dark maroon flowers, sweet edible fruit. ACTAEA AKE175 Akebia quinata ‘Purple Bouquet’ 14.85 Recently Actaea has seen several name changes. Still the A more compact plant than A. quinata, with dark same great plant ideal for a shady moist spot in the gar- green foliage and maroon/purple flowers. Full sun to den. Provides height as well as brightness, with white flow- part shade and fertile well drained soil. ers and now even a pink cultivar. The traditional Actaea AKE185 Akebia quinata ‘Silver Bells’ 14.85 known as Baneberry is grown for its compound leaves and White bell shaped flower buds opening to purplish red fra- colorful berries. It also prefers a shady, moist woodland grant flowers. Medium green five leaflet foliage. Needs good location. Note, the berries and roots are poisonous. garden soil and sun to part shade. Zone 5-9.

ACT025 Actaea acarina 7.85 Attractive foliage comprised of maple-like leaves. Two foot AMSONIA long stems carry white spikes. August-October. 24 inches. Zones 3-7. If you like low maintenance this is the plant for you! They have light blue, star shaped flowers that bloom early in ACT075 Actaea japonica var biternata 7.85 the season. They are excellent garden plants with good Pristine white plumes come from clumps of hand- disease and insect resistance. some dissected foliage in summer. This plant can be accommodated in smaller gardens. Part shade. 3 feet. AMS025 Amsonia ciliata 7.85 ACT100 Actaea pachypoda (Syn: A. alba) 8.85 Pale blue flowers. Prefers full sun or partial shade A popular wildflower requiring a shady location in moist and medium moist soil. 2-3 feet. Zone 5-9. humus rich soil. White flowers in early spring, followed by AMS050 Amsonia hubrechtii 7.85 white berries in late summer. An appealing addition to any Beautiful steel blue flowers in many clusters cover woodland garden! 24-36 inches. Zones 3-7. BERRIES ARE the plant. Beautiful olive green foliage turns a crisp POISONOUS. gold color in the fall. 24-36 inches. Zones 5-9. ACT200 Actaea ramosa ‘Pink Spike’ 21.85 AMS075 Amsonia illustris 7.85 Pale pink flowers and dark bronze-purple foliage. Part shade Light blue flower. Blooms in May. Prefers full sun to par- with a rich soil. Can take full sun if provided with constant tial shade and medium moist soil. 2-3 feet. Zone 5-9. moisture. Blooms summer through fall. 4-5 feet. Zones 4-8. AMS100 Amsonia orientalis (Syn: Rhazya orientalis) 7.85 ACT300 Actaea simplex ‘Black Negligee’ 16.85 Periwinkle blue star-like flowers in June/July. Willow-like Very beautiful dark plum foliage and stems with long flower foliage. Disease and insect resistant. Lovely yellow fall spikes. Purple buds opening white late summer to fall. 5 feet. foliage color. Sun and moist well-drained soil. Zone 3-9. ACT325 Actaea simplex ‘Brunette’ 16.85 An exceptional choice for the shade garden. The maroon to AMS200 Amsonia tabernaemontana 7.85 almost black leaves are a nice contrast to the white, fra- Plant has whirled willow-like leaves and many small pale grant flowers that appear in late summer. Can take some blue star-like flowers in June. Takes dry location, but prefers sun but must have moist soil. 5 feet. heavy, moist soil in sun to light shade. 12-32 inches.

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ARISAEMA (Jack-In-The-Pulpit) ART200 Artemisia ludoviciana ‘Silver Queen’ 7.85 Grown for its great silver/green foliage it is very distinctive, Jack-in-the-Pulpit has been a favorite of American garden- broader foliage than Silver King. Can tolerate the warm tem- ers for years. These plants survive best in woodland gar- perates of gardens in the South. Prefers full sun and well- dens that contain rich moist soil. Zone 4 to 8. drained, fertile soil. Blooms August-September. 24 inches. ARI025 Arisaema dracontium 8.85 ART790 Artemisia x ‘Oriental Lime Light’ 8.85 Unique May blooming woodland perennial! Unusual with a Striking variegation of deep green, yellow and cream. long yellow tongue that adds great interest to this moisture A great plant that will make a statement in your gar- loving plant. Does great in shade with a rich soil. 12-20 den! 2-3 feet. inches. Zone 4-9. ART810 Artemisia x ‘Powis Castle’ 7.85 ARI035 Arisaema ‘Ringens’ 32.85 This is a beautiful silver-gray plant that grows in a dense, If you have an interest in this group of plants this is billowing mound up to 2-3 feet in diameter. The leaves are one you should think about adding to the collection. finely dissected like filigreed silver lacework. Powis Castle rarely flowers, but some plants may occasionally produce 6 ARI050 Arisaema sikokianum 32.85 inch panicles of silver, yellow-tinged flower heads. This A very striking and bold addition to the woodland garden. Artemisia has a more compact habit and is less leggy and This Arisaema has a dark spathe and snow white spadix. sprawling than others. 2-3 feet. Blooms in mid summer. A large, impressive find for the collector. 18-24 inches. ARI100 Arisaema triphyllum 8.85 ARUNCUS (Goatsbeard) The spathe or ‘pulpit’ is green with brown stripes within, A choice of either large or dwarf selections makes this arching over the white spadix ‘Jack’. Blooms in late spring. 12-24 inches. beautiful plant adaptable to most situations. Very showy with large white plumes. July through August. Prefers moist soil. Zones 3-7.

ARISTOLACHIA (Dutchman’s Pipe) ARU125 Aruncus dioicus (Syn: A. sylvester) 7.85 ARL100 Aristolachia durior 18.85 Make sure to provide plenty of room for this one.Very showy An ideal foliage vine that creates a screen for complete pri- in June and July with full ivory plumes. Prefers moist soil. A vacy. Huge, handsome, heart-shaped leaves of glossy, dark very beautiful plant, perfect for the shade garden, that can green. Can be trained to your porch, trellis, or archway. be used just for the foliage alone! 4-6 feet. Zones 3-9. Flowers resemble a tiny Dutch pipe. Sun or shade. May ARU160 Aruncus dioicus var. chamtkachensis 8.85 reach up to 30 feet. Zones 4-8. White blossoms July through August. Prefers moist soil. 4-6 feet. Zones 3-7. ARTEMISIA (Wormwood) Wormwood is prized for its beautiful foliage. The silver leaves enhance and harmonize the color of surrounding plants. Many are utilized for cutting and drying. All require full sun and a well-drained soil. Do You Wish to receive our periodic ART050 Artemisia dracunculus (French Tarragon) 6.85 An aromatic plant with leaves that have a delightful licorice e-newsletter with featured flavor used either fresh or dried. Very hardy for us here in Vassalboro. 24 inches. Zones 4-8. plants,collection reports, ART080 Artemisia lactiflora ‘Guizhou’ 7.85 essays and recent additions A introduction from Bressingham Gardens in England. Very dark green, almost black leaves along dark mahogany to our catalog listings? Simply stems. Open sprays of creamy-white flowers in late summer make a beautiful contrast to the foliage. 36-48 inches. sign up online or include on Zones 4-8. ART100 Artemisia ludoviciana ‘Silver King’ 6.85 order form. We do not sell or Appears as a cluster of frosty spikes laced with thin silver share e-mail addresses. leaves. Used by many gardeners for dried arrangements and wreaths. Drought tolerant, does very well in southern cli- mates. 36 inches. Zones 4-9.

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ASCLEPIAS (BUTTERFLY WEED) Also known as Silkweed, members of this genus are won- “I am extremely pleased derful for use as dried ornaments. Asclepias have milky sap and silky seeds, and some species are known to with my plants. They are flower quite handsomely. Drought tolerant. already taking off and growing. Fast turnaround on order!!” ASC010 Asclepias incarnata 7.85 (Swamp Milkweed) Pink flower clusters bloom June-July. - BS Warwick,NY Willow-like leaves 4-5 inches long. Prefers moist soil. Sun to part shade. 3-5 feet. Zone 3-9.

ASC025 Asclepias incarnata ‘Ice Ballet’ 8.85 ASL0280 Astilbe chinensis ‘Visions in Red’ 7.85 (Swamp Milkweed) Small clusters of white flowers in early Deep red buds that open to a red/pink bloom above summer. Long lasting cut flower. Tolerant of drought condi- green/bronze foliage. Flowers in July, 12-15 inches. tions, although prefers moist to wet, humus-rich soil. Good source of nectar for butterflies and hummingbirds. 3-4 feet. ASL0500 Astilbe japonica ‘Bremen’ 7.85 Early bright red fading to mid pink, standard plume shape. ASC125 Asclepias tuberosa ‘Hello Yellow’ 8.85 Bold foliage, excellent companion with ferns and blue Bright yellow flowers. Prefers full sun and well drained soil. Hosta! A stand out for clear coloring! Astilbe’s need double 24-36 inches. Zone 4-9. fertilizer and division every 3 years. Takes more sun if soil is very moist. June. 36 inches. ASTILBE (False Spirea) ASL0700 Astilbe thunbergii ‘Red Charm’ 7.85 Arching red flowers in August. Prefers part to full shade. Nice One of the most reliable and easy perennials we know! soft flower for butterflies or cutting. Arching, red flowers. 3- Famous as a shade plant, but here in Maine it does as well 4 feet. in full sun with a moist soil. We recommend astilbe for its showy plume-like flowers and for the attractive foliage ASTILBE - WHITE SHADES that persists all season. Several varieties have reddish- bronze leaves that add to their allure. Practically disease ASL1020 Astilbe arendsii ‘Bergkristall’ 7.85 and pest resistant depending on the variety you choose. (G. Arends 1920) Pure white. 30 inches. July. Flowers from June to September. Zone 4. ASL1100 Astilbe arendsii ‘Irrlicht’ 7.85 This astilbe has white, softly conical flower plumes in late spring and early summer. The lustrous dark green foliage is ASTILBE - RED SHADES toothy and jagged looking but soft in effect. It has good ASL0040 Astilbe arendsii ‘Fanal’ 7.85 fresh flowers and when flowering is over the seeds carry Bright red flowers. Bronze foliage. July. 20-24 inches. Full to light golden-brown plumes which last into September and part shade. provide continuing interest. 30 inches. ASL0060 Astilbe arendsii ‘Federsee’ 7.85 ASL1115 Astilbe arendsii ‘Rock and Roll’ 8.85 Large carmine red plumes, late June, 20 inches. Stocky white flowers on red stems above very dark green foliage with a bronze tint. Mid-summer bloom time. Prefers ASL0100 Astilbe arendsii ‘Flamingo’ 7.85 moist soil. 20 inches. Pink flowers are on wide airy plumes that are held upright. Blossoms are slightly fragrant and produced ASL1120 Astilbe arendsii ‘Sarma’ 7.85 on well branched stems that are late in the summer. The Large white plumes and bronze foliage. 32 inches. foliage adds an interesting look with the glossy dark green ASL1140 Astilbe arendsii ‘Snowdrift’ 7.85 foliage. 16-18 inches. Selected by the Bloom family of Bressingham Gardens in ASL0160 Astilbe arendsii ‘Kvele’ 7.85 England. Snowdrift offers an exciting color break in Astilbes. Dark lilac rose flowers. July. 30 inches. It is one of the whitest Astilbes to date. Bright green mounds of delicately deeply dissected foliage are topped in mid- ASL0220 Astilbe arendsii ‘Red Light’ 7.85 summer by 2-foot plumes. (Syn: A. `Rotlicht’) Fire red flowers in July with shiny green foliage. 32 inches. ASL1180 Astilbe arendsii ‘White Wings’ 7.85 ASL0260 Astilbe arendsii ‘Spinell’ 7.85 White loose plumes in July have a pinkish tinge. 15 inches. Fine, narrow, red plumes with a triangular form. Foliage ASL1300 Astilbe biternata 7.85 emerges a very deep red then matures to reddish green. One This astilbe is a woodland native with large glossy leaves and of the tallest red astilbes. Used as a cut flower. 20 inches. white flowers resembling Aruncus. 3 - 5 feet. Zones 4 - 7.

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ASL1500 Astilbe japonica ‘Avalanche’ 7.85 ASL2455 Astilbe arendsii ‘Rhythm & Blues’ 8.85 Long blooming White plumes in June-July. 28-32 inches. Pink flower stalks with green foliage. Bloom time is midsummer. 24 inches. ASL1520 Astilbe japonica ‘Deutschland’ 7.85 Bright dense white spikes in June. Makes an outstanding ASL2460 Astilbe arendsii ‘Schemen’ 7.85 cut flower. 24 inches. Lavender-pink. June-July. 24 inches. ASL1600 Astilbe japonica ‘Washington’ 7.85 ASL2500 Astilbe chinensis ‘Intermezzo’ 7.85 Glossy green leaves and white flowers in July. Prefers part One of the last Astilbe to bloom sometimes right into late shade. 24-30 inches. Zones 4-8. August! Blush orchid pink flowers that are in an open plume over wonderfully textured foliage. Extremely floriferous. 25 ASL1740 Astilbe thunbergii ‘Professor van der Wielen’ 7.85 inches. A tall growing handsome plant with lax large arching pure white plumes in Summer. Bloom in July-August. 40 inches. ASL2520 Astilbe chinensis ‘Peach’ 7.85 Peach flowers that have a wonderful fragrance. Late ASTILBE - PINK SHADES flowering. 3-4 feet. ASL2020 Astilbe arendsii ‘America’ 7.85 ASL2590 Astilbe chinensis ‘Sister Theresa’ 7.85 Early - Mid Pink. June. 20-26 inches. A beautiful pink form that blooms in July-August. 24 inches. ASL2080 Astilbe arendsii ‘August Light’ 7.85 ASL2670 Astilbe chinensis ‘Visions in Pink’ 7.85 The red plumes of ‘August Light’ are one of the latest to flower. Sturdy well-separated fluffy pale-pink spikes with blue- Foliage is green and has a reddish-pink tint. 28 inches. green foliage. July/August. 18 inches. ASL2120 Astilbe arendsii ‘Catherine Deneuve’ 7.85 ASL2720 Astilbe japonica ‘Elizabeth’ 7.85 Fluffy rose-pink plumes over compact mounds of deep Raspberry plumes in mid summer. Part shade to shade and green foliage. 24-30 inches. Zone 4-8. a moist soil. 28 inches. ASL2180 Astilbe arendsii ‘Elizabeth Bloom’ 7.85 ASL2740 Astilbe japonica ‘Emden’ 7.85 (A. Bloom) Pure pink flowers over deep, glossy green Lilac-rose flowers in June-August. 26 inches. foliage. 24 inches. ASL2760 Astilbe japonica ‘Europa’ 7.85 ASL2200 Astilbe arendsii ‘Elsie Schluck’ 7.85 Clear pink. Prefers partial shade or partial sun and moist Pinkish plumes mid summer. Beautiful dark green foliage. soil. Blooms in June-August. 26 inches. 25 inches. ASL2770 Astilbe japonica ‘Lollipop’ 7.85 ASL2260 Astilbe arendsii ‘Gloria Purpurea’ 7.85 Short and full pale-pink pyramidal plumes in June/July on Rose plumes in June-July. Bears purplish-red foliage. 24 inches. red-stemmed sharply toothed, dark green foliage. 18 inches. ASL2300 Astilbe arendsii ‘Hyacinth’ 7.85 ASL2820 Astilbe japonica ‘Peach Blossom’ 7.85 Lilac colored, long dense flower plumes. August. 24 inches. Light salmon pink blooms in June, good for cutting. Attracts butterflies. Part to full shade. 24 inches. ASL2320 Astilbe arendsii ‘Jo Ophorst’ 7.85 Rigid upright plumes of pink purple flowers; good cut flower; ASL2960 Astilbe thunbergii ‘Straussenfeder’ 7.85 effective taller shade plant; lacy, fern-like foliage adds great (Syn:’Ostrich Plume’) Graceful pink drooping plumes in texture. July 36 inches. June/July. A wonderful choice for the woodland garden.24- 30 inches. ASL2330 Astilbe arendsii ‘Jump and Jive’ 8.85 This particular variety is different then other Astible’s. A very well formed upright, mounded and compact plant. The rapid growth rate, uniform habit and flowering freely makes this plant stand out. Bright pink flowers with dark green foliage. 18-24 inches. ASL2340 Astilbe arendsii ‘Kriemhilde’ 7.85 Special Deep rose flowers with bronze foliage. Blooms in July. 35 inches. Siberian Irises from ASL2360 Astilbe arendsii ‘Lachskonigin’ 7.85 Pinkish plumes with red and white glowing edges. Blooms DUNLOP & COLE in early May. 15 inches. Zones 3-8. page 21 ASL2425 Astilbe arendsii ‘Nikky’ 8.85 Pink and white blooms that flower against dark foliage. Bloom time is early to mid-summer. 28 inches. Prefers moist soil.

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DWARF ASTILBE AST280 Astrantia hybrida ‘Sunningdale Variegata’ 10.85 Fine clump of variegated foliage with pale creamy pink flow- These shorter astilbies are perfect for the front of the bor- ers and bracts.Variegation will hold longer if in a filtered sun der or as ground covers. The delicate fine-cut foliage is location. 28 inches. attractive all season. Good for containers. Moist well drained soil, partial shade. Zone 4-8. BAPTISIA (False Indigo) ASL3120 Astilbe chinensis ‘Veronica Klose’ 7.85 Plumy rose-purple flowers in mid-summer. This relatively A perennial that has ornamental interest all season. Our newcomer will do front-of-the-border duty to perfection. 16 15-year-old specimen located in an island bed produces inches. attractive gray-green foliage in the spring. The flowers ASL3400 Astilbe simplicifolia ‘Darwin’s Dream’ 7.85 appear in June for 3-4 weeks, with the long seed pods pro- Dense, dark pink plumes in July. Shiny dark green foliage. viding plenty of material for dried flower arrangements. 18 inches. Full sun or partial shade. Performs well in our garden soil. 3-4 feet. Zone 4 to 8. ASL3420 Astilbe simplicifolia ‘Darwin’s Snowsprite’7.85 Loosely formed small white plumes. 12 inches. BAP050 Baptisia alba (aka: B. pendula) 8.85 ASL3460 Astilbe simplicifolia ‘Hennie Graafland’ 7.85 Grows best in sun, but tolerates shade better than blue Light pink flowers for 4-6 weeks in July/August. Shiny dark form. White 12-20 inch racemes during June. Good speci- green foliage. 12-16 inches. men plant. Easy to grow. 2-3 feet. BAP100 Baptisia australis 8.85 The most cold hardy species. Emerges very early in spring. ASTRANTIA Compact clumps with lavender-blue, pea-like flowers. June. Delicate flowers consisting of clusters of tiny florets sur- If grown in full sun, no need to stake. 36-40 inches. Zone rounded by papery bracts. Blooms in early summer to mid 3-8. summer. Prefers sun or light shade and moist organic BAP350 Baptisia x ‘Carolina Moonlight’ 12.85 well-drained soil. Zone 4 to 7. Stunning soft 18 inch yellow flower spikes in late spring. A great full sun plant that is heat tolerant and drought resist- AST085 Astrantia hybrida ‘Abbey Road’ 9.85 ant. 4-5 feet tall and 3feet wide. Zone 4-9. Large reddish-pink flowers grow 18 inches tall in mid to late BAP400 Baptisia x ‘Purple Smoke’ 9.85 summer. This astrantia prefers partial shade, but will toler- Grey stems, blue tinted foliage and showy blue purple flow- ate full sun. Moist soil. ers. Strong and vigorous. 3 feet. Zones 3-9. AST140 Astrantia hybrida ‘Moulin Rouge’ 12.85 BAP500 Baptisia sphaerocarpa ‘Screaming Yellow’ 12.85 Tall wiry stems carry dark red starry flowers with pur- Vivid yellow to butter yellow flowers on blue-green foliage. ple tips and a prominent cone. Long flowering. Full to Sturdy, drought and deer resistant. 24-36 inches. part sun. 16-18 inches. Zone 4-7. AST150 Astrantia hybrida ‘Roma’ 7.85 Dark maroon flowers from June throughout the summer. 28 BRUNNERA (Siberian Bugloss) inches. Very fine foliage plants for shady, moist sites. Will with- AST160 Astrantia hybrida ‘Rosea’ 7.85 stand more sun in a cooler area. Dainty clusters of airy Silvery pink flowers cupped in fine pale bracts. Part shade blue flowers in late spring to early summer resemble and a moist well drained soil. June to July. 28 inches. Forget-Me-Nots. Ideal for pond side or stream. 15 inches. AST175 Astrantia hybrida ‘Rose Symphony’ 8.85 Zone 3 to 7. Soft pastel rose pink flowers cupped in bracts.Well-drained, moist soil. Great cut flower. June-September, 28 inches. BRU025 Brunnera macrophylla 7.85 Large solid green heart shaped leaves provide a bold pres- AST235 Astrantia hybrida ‘Ruby Cloud’ 10.85 ence all season with dainty blue flowers May to June. 12- Round cream-colored florets with purple-red flower- 18 inches. Zones 5-9. ing bracts. Prefers moist well-drained soil. 2-3 feet. BRU050 Brunnera macrophylla ‘Hadspen Cream’ 12.85 Soft light green leaves with a wide creamy border. Spring blooms of true blue. 12 to 15 inches. “I am always pleased BRU100 Brunnera macrophylla ‘Looking Glass’ 14.85 with the plants when I receive Heart shaped silver leaves that tend to cup and tip down a bit. Blue flowers that bloom between March - SS Waymart,PA them.” and June. 12-15 inches.

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CAMPANULA (Bellflower) CAM735 Campanula punctata ‘Hot Lips’ 8.85 A non aggressive punctata with mounding growth habit to A large group of perennials that provides blossoms in the foliage.The 2 inch white flowers speckled with burgundy. shades of blue, white, and pink, in an assortment of This is more pronounced along the ‘lip’.A slow spreader, will heights from 8 inches up to 2 feet. Some are valuable as re-bloom sporadically with deadheading. Mid summer. 12 ground covers and others as cut flowers. Full sun or part to 16 inches. shade and a fertile well-drained soil. Zone 3 to 7. CAM740 Campanula punctata ‘Kent Belle’ 7.85 CAM100 Campanula carpatica ‘Deep Blue Clips’ 6.85 Glossy violet-blue two-inch bells on long upright stalks. Lots Dark blue bell-shaped flowers appearing in June/July. of vigor! A must-have! Blooms mid summer. 18-24 inches. Attractive green foliage. Excellent for the rock garden or the CAM745 Campanula punctata ‘Little Punky’ 10.85 front of the border. 8-10 inches. A cute dwarf with blush-white tubular flowers that are CAM130 Campanula carpatica ‘Pearl Deep Blue’ 6.85 heavily spotted cherry red inside. The shiny, dark green leaves form a very dense low clump. Full to part sun. A more compact carpatica. Large upright deep blue flowers 8-10 inches. Zone 3-8. with good heat resistance. Blooms in mid summer. 8 inches. Zones 3-8. CAM760 Campanula punctata ‘Pale Blue Lilac’ 7.85 Large bells of soft pale blue tinged with lavender. Makes a CAM170 Campanula carpatica ‘White Clips’ 6.85 great cut flower! 24-28 inches. A great compact plant with bright white bell-shaped flowers in midsummer. Makes an excellent addition to the front of the border. 8-10 inches. CAM285 Campanula glomerata ‘Joan Elliot’ 7.85 “I am looking forward Violet-blue flower clusters in June. Sun to part shade. Good to your 2007 wish book cut flower. 18 inches. (catalog) for more goodies for CAM305 Campanula glomerata ‘Superba’ 7.85 my garden.” - EH Augusta,ME Fine showy clusters of violet bells on an upright plant. 20 inches. CAM765 Campanula punctata ‘Royal Wave’ 7.85 CAM495 Campanula persicifolia ‘Dwarf Tornado’ 8.85 Cup-shaped, 2 inch wide flowers are bright blue-purple with A great choice if you like deep purple flowers in mid-sum- prominent white-splashed centers. They are upward-facing, mer. This is a true deep purple. 12 inches. Zone 4. displaying their beauty in full view from late spring thru CAM565 Campanula persicifolia ‘Powder Puff’ 12.85 summer. Sturdy, green foliage holds up well all season, even Produces huge, fluffy, powder-puff blooms along in inclement weather. This sterile cultivar is one of the most upright stalks. Will bloom virtually all summer if fragrant campanulas! deadheaded. Flower stocks are shorter and stouter to hold CAM770 Campanula punctata ‘Pantaloons’ 8.85 up better. They are also excellent for cutting. For sun to part Beautiful clusters of large hose-in-hose bells, lavender shade in well-drained soil. 24 inches. shading over white. Vigorous. 28 inches. CAM675 Campanula poscharskyana ‘Blue Waterfall’ 7.85 CAM775 Campanula punctata ‘Pink Chimes’ 9.85 Vigorous, low growing, spreading groundcover, absolutely Dainty pink bellflowers hang high on this compact plant. covered with deep blue starry flowers in June to July. 8 to Perfect plant for borders. Prefers full sun to partial shade. 10 inches. 15 inches. CAM715 Campanula punctata ‘Bowl of Cherries’ 8.85 CAM790 Campanula punctata ‘Sarosota’ 8.85 Graceful bountiful cherry-red bells. Makes a compact This is a great selection due to its purple pendulous flowers spreading mound. 12-18 inches. in midsummer. 3 feet. CAM720 Campanula punctata ‘Cherry Bells’ 8.85 CAM800 Campanula punctata ‘Wedding Bells’ 8.85 Beautiful long, red tubular flowers in midsummer with a Double white ‘hose-in-hose’ flowers in midsummer. Tends to spreading growth habit. 12-24 inches. Zones 4-9. spread. Makes an elegant addition to the garden as well as CAM730 Campanula persicifolia ‘Elizabeth’ 8.85 an outstanding cut flower. 24-32 inches. Zones 5-7. Very impressive with large tubular burgundy bells. Great CAM880 Campanula takesimana ‘Elizabeth’ 8.85 grower and makes an excellent cut flower. Blooms mid sea- Very impressive with large tubular burgundy bells. Great son. 24-28 inches. grower and makes an excellent cut flower. Blooms mid sea- CAM733 Campanula punctata ‘Flashing Lights’ 9.85 son. 24- 28 inches. Foliage splashed with variegation and lavender bell flowers. CAM900 Campanula trachelium ‘Snowball’ 8.85 Nice compact growth habit. Full sun to part shade and a A well branched compact form, with double white bells. Full well drained soil. 18-24 inches. sun and average soil with good drainage. 18-24 inches.

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CENTAUREA (Cornflower) CLEMATIS An undemanding perennial that supplies masses of Few vines give the spectacular flower show that the clematis blooms from June through August. Easy to grow. Full sun produces. This plant grows best in a fertile, well-drained soil is best. Well-drained average soil. Drought tolerant. A nice located in full sun. The roots must be kept cool and moist by addition to the butterfly garden! using a mulch. (Hot heads and cool feet.) Zones 4-9.

CEN200 Centaurea hypoleuca ‘John Coutts’ 7.85 CLE030 Clematis x hybrida ‘Belle of Woking’ 13.85 Rich rose flowers are followed by seed heads that mimic sil- Soft blue, fully double 4 inch flowers shaped like a tea rose. very daisies. Blossoms appear at the end of June through Blooms June-Sept. No pruning. 4-6 feet. July. Highly recommended! 18 inches. Zone 4-7. CLE140 Clematis x hybrida ‘Duchess of Edinburgh’13.85 CEN300 Centaurea macrocephala 7.85 Double white rosette-shaped flowers with yellow stamens Large, bright yellow flowers in June-July, 2-3 inches in diam- blooming June-Sept. A vigorous grower. Moderate pruning. eter. A real attention getter. Excellent cut flower. 4-5 feet. 8-12 feet. Zone 3-7. CLE170 Clematis x hybrida ‘Ernest Markham’ 13.85 CEN400 Centaurea montana (Mountain Bluet) 7.85 Bright magenta flowers with golden stamens from August to Deep blue blossoms that are reminiscent of the annual October. Sepals are broad and overlapping. Robust grower. Bachelors Button of grandmother’s garden. June-July. Will Prune hard. 12-16 feet. reseed. 18-24 inches. Zone 3-8. CLE265 Clematis x hybrida ‘Jackmanii Superba’ 13.85 CEN500 Centaurea montana ‘Alba’ 8.85 Velvety purple single flowers similar to original ‘Jackmanii’ Silvery-green, felt like foliage. Pure white, feathery, cornflow- but with broader petals and even more vigor. Blooms July to ers with a black accented center.Very elegant. Blooms early September. summer and will re-flower if cut back. Easy to grow in a CLE380 Clematis x hybrida ‘Multi-Blue’ 13.85 sunny location in ordinary garden soil. Good butterfly plant! The best double clematis in deep blue flowering on both old and 12-24 inches. new wood from June and September. Unforgettable. 6 to 8 feet. CLE446 Clematis x hybrida ‘Proteus’ 13.85 Large mauve pink double flower with an open form and CHELONE (Turtlehead) prominent stamens. Blooms June and July. A long-lived plant with sturdy stems that needs little stak- CLE460 Clematis x hybrida ‘Red Cardinal’ 13.85 ing. There is a clump in our orchard that is at least 21 Crimson/maroon flowers with light yellow stamens. plus years old! The flowers resemble a turtle’s head, May-June. Prune hard in spring. 8-12 feet. hence the name. Appearing in August-October, they pro- CLE535 Clematis x hybrida ‘Warsaw Nike’ 13.85 vide bright late season color. Full sun or partial shade. A vigorous grower with 4 inch violet-purple single flowers Zones 3-7. and bright yellow stamens. Long bloom period, May thru CHN125 Chelone glabra ‘Alba’ 7.85 August in some regions. Upright plant with hooded white blooms in summer. Does CLE720 Clematis maximowicziana 13.85 fine in average soil. 2-3 feet. (Syn: C. paniculata)(Sweet Autumn Clematis) Sweet-scent- CHN150 Chelone glabra ‘Black Ace’ 7.85 ed cream colored blooms with prominent off-white sta- White snapdragon-like flowers on green-black leaves. 3-4 mens. Feathery seed heads. September-October. Moderate feet. pruning. 10-20 feet. CHN250 Chelone lyonii ‘Hot Lips’ 7.85 Early season foliage is an attractive bronze-green, turning COMPTONIA (Sweet Fern) bright green in late summer. Rose flowers appear in August- The common name Sweet Fern is derived from the fern-like September. 24-36 inches. Zones 3-7. foliage that omits a sweet smell from the aromatic foliage. This native to North America is a small shrub. 3-4 feet.

COM100 Comptonia peregrina 8.85 “Plants arrived in very Thin narrow leaves are 2-4 inches long. Either flowers or catkins are produced in clusters at ends of branches good condition- still moist- depending upon sex of the plant. Openings in coniferous plants looked good.” forest in well-drained, dry, acid, sandy or gravelly soils. - JS Sandy,UT Because it fixes nitrogen, does well on disturbed sites or sites with sterile soil. Drought and salt tolerant. Dry, sterile, sandy to rocky soils in pinelands or pine barrens.

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COR540 Coreopsis verticillata ‘Zagreb’ 7.85 Bushy plants are covered in June/July with masses of starry golden yellow flowers. Fern-like foliage. 12-15 inches. Zones 3-9. More Colors COR580 Coreopsis x ‘Creme Brulee’ 8.85 This great new introduction is similar in appearance to C. ‘Moonbean’, but is considered an improvement. This plant & Varieties grows from a central point and does not have the spread- Please visit our ing tendency of ‘Moonbeam’. The foliage is also a darker website for the latest green making the profuse flowers stand out even more. 30 inches wide this perennial is sure to be a standout in your in plant selections! garden. Provide good drainage age and plenty of sun! 16- 20 inches. Zone 4-9. COR590 Coreopsis ‘Heaven’s Gate’ 10.85 CONVALLARIA (Lily of the Valley) Two-inch pink flower with rose shading around a yellow center. Full sun. 18-24 inches. This adaptable and undemanding plant is very popular for use as a ground cover in partial shade and a well-drained moist soil. The very fragrant blossoms in May/June are CORNUS (Bunchberry) excellent for cutting. Beautiful for naturalizing in woodland areas. 6-8 inches. Zones 2-7a. COS100 Cornus canadensis 7.85 A woodland ground cover supplying four seasons of inter- CON020 Convallaria majalis 6.85 est. Glossy evergreen foliage, white flowers in early spring Very fragrant, nodding white bells. May-June. Great for nat- followed by clusters of red berries in early fall. Requires a uralizing in a woodland garden! Great cut flower! humus rich, moist soil. 4-6 inches. Zones 2-6. CON030 Convallaria majalis ‘Albostriata’ 14.85 Longitudinally striped basal leaves creamy white arching stems of pendent bell shaped scented white DAPHNE flowers in Spring. Very striking plant. Sun to part shade. 9 DAP200 Daphne mezereum 9.85 inches. (February Daphne) Fragrant pink to lavender blooms in CON050 Convallaria majalis ‘Aureo-Marginata’ 12.85 early spring. Prefers well drained soil and full sun. One of Narrow margins of yellow bordering a dark green leaf. White the hardiest Daphnes for New England. 36 inches. flowers. DAP220 Daphne mezereum ‘Alba’ 16.85 An erect and eventually bushy habit, and can often flower from mid-winter to spring on bare stems. It COREOPSIS occurs in the wild in deciduous woodland on calcareous soils. It is very hardy. A large family of flowering plants that contributes over 100 popular varieties of perennials and annuals. The perennials listed below have daisy-like flowers in midsummer. Ideal for butterflies/bees. Full sun and well- DICENTRA (Bleeding Heart) drained soil. One of the best perennials for the shade or woodland garden! All are easy to grow, requiring moist, but well-drained COR055 Coreopsis auriculata ‘Zamfir’ 8.85 soil. Lovely delicate flowers in late spring. Flower petals are gold-orange and tubular when they first open in early or midsummer. Tremendous color DIC200 Dicentra eximia 7.85 impact. 18 inches. (Fringed Bleeding Heart) Attractive dwarf habit, forming a COR125 Coreopsis grandiflora ‘Tetra Giants’ 7.85 neat clump with fern-like gray-green foliage. Fringed rosy- Large golden flowers in mid to late summer. Flowers last a pink, heart-shaped flowers June-September. 12-15 inches. long time. Adds color to any garden. 2-3 feet. Zones 3-8. Zones 3-9. COR520 Coreopsis verticillata ‘Moonbeam’ 7.85 DIC430 Dicentra eximia ‘Stuart Boothman’ 7.85 Chosen 1992 Perennial Plant Association’s Plant of the Year. Red blooms. Moist with rich soil. Part shade. Pacific Delicate lemon-yellow flowers from midsummer to fall. Drought Bleeding Heart, west coast native version of eximia only resistant. Does well in southern gardens. Attractive fern-like more drought resistant and less tolerant of wet conditions. foliage. Sun or light shade. 18-24 inches. Zones 5-9. Zones 3-7.

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DIC550 Dicentra formosa 7.85 DICTAMNUS (Gas Plant) (Western Bleeding Heart) Attractive fern-like foliage. Pink flowers in May lasting throughout the summer. 12-24 inch- This permanent long-lived perennial has handsome leath- es. Zones 3-9. ery foliage that when crushed emits a delightful lemon fragrance. The flowers and leaves have been known to DIC575 Dicentra formosa ‘Aurora’ 7.85 form a gas which may be ignited on a warm evening. Give White flowers above beautiful grayish foliage. Very vigorous. it a sunny, well-drained location near the back of the bor- June to September. 10 inches. der. Takes time to establish itself, so place in a permanent DIC600 Dicentra formosa ‘Bacchanal’ 7.85 location. An aristocrat of the garden! Good butterfly Dark wine-red flowers above fern-leaf foliage. June- plant! Zones 3-8. September. 12 inches. Zones 3-9. DIC650 Dicentra formosa ‘Langtrees’ 7.85 DID100 Dictamnus albus (Syn: D. fraxinella) 9.85 (Syn. D. ‘Pearl Drops’) Masses of white flowers above blue- The 1-inch white flowers are held on a long raceme. A very gray foliage. 12-15 inches. Zones 4-9. special plant for the garden! 24 inches. DIC775 Dicentra spectabilis 7.85 DID200 Dictamnus albus ‘Purpureus’ 9.85 (Common Bleeding Heart) An old favorite, bearing long Forms an attractive plant with spikes of deep rose-pink racemes of drooping rosy-pink heart-shaped flowers. flowers with reddish veining. July. 24 inches. Flowers late May into June.You can’t beat this one for its low maintenance and reliability! 30 inches. Zones 2-9. DIGITALIS (Foxglove) DIC800 Dicentra spectabilis ‘Alba’ 7.85 In our shade garden, the white bleeding heart is noticed by No garden would be complete without this old favorite. everyone who passes by. The abundant flowers brighten up The stately flower stalk adds splendor to the background any dark corner. A very special perennial. May to June. 30 of the perennial border. 3 feet. inches. Zones 2-9. DIG180 Digitalis grandiflora (Syn: D. ambigua) 7.85 DIC850 Dicentra x ‘Candy Hearts’ PPAF 10.85 (Syn. D. ambigua) TRUE PERENNIAL!! Yellow flowers with This is a new compact form of bleeding heart. By mid spring brown markings. Blooms during June and July. Attractive this plant sports a wealth of pendant flowers that are fra- dark green foliage that stays semi-evergreen here in Maine. grant and bright rose pink. The flowers will continue on until 36 inches. a hard frost. The foliage is very attractive in that it is lacey and blue gray in color. 12 inches. DIG200 Digitalis mertonensis 7.85 A perennial foxglove that has broad green attractive foliage DIC875 Dicentra x ‘Ivory Hearts’ PPAF 10.85 all season. Dark pink flowers atop 2 foot spikes. 24 inches. An amazingly compact plant and on top of that this plant does not stop flowering until frost. This is like the Dicentra x DIG400 Digitalis purpurea ‘Excelsior’ 7.85 ‘Candy Hearts’ but ivory in color. The flowers are fragrant, Spikes of big tubular flowers displaying brown mottling. large pendant, heart-shaped pure white flowers, gorgeous Mixed colors. 5-7 feet. blue green ferny foliage. 12 inches. DIG610 Digitalis thapsi ‘Spanish Speaks’ 7.85 DIC900 Dicentra x ‘King of Hearts’ 10.85 Spikes of raspberry rose flowers in early summer Delicate finely cut soft grey green foliage with dark rose over a trim mat of furry foliage. This perennial thrives heart shaped flowers, June to September, slow spreading. in a variety of sites and soils. 12 inches. 12 inches. Zones 3-8. ECHINACEA (Purple Coneflower) An easy, low maintenance plant that provides late season color. Large daisy-like flowers are long lasting, making them good cut flowers. Full sun, average soil. Does well in southern gardens. 24-36 inches. Zones 3-8. “The plants were still perky when I unpacked them. The ECH025 Echinacea paradoxa 7.85 Striking yellow coneflower. July-August. 2-4 feet. moss is great wet newspaper ECH200 Echinacea purpurea ‘Bright Star’ 7.85 is better by far than packing Immense daisy-like blooms of rosy-red with a maroon cen- peanuts.” - DS Brighton,IA ter that remains attractive even after the flower fades. August-September. 3-4 feet.

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ECH240 Echinacea purpurea ‘Doppelganger’ 10.85 ECH393 Echinacea purpurea ‘Twilight’ 10.85 (Syn. ‘Double Walker’) Unique double-decker rosy-purple Rose-red flowers blooming in mid summer. Prefers coneflower. Develops a second bloom on top of vivid orange full sun with a well drained soil. 24 inches. cone during second year when well established. Ideal for ECH450 Echinacea purpurea ‘White Swan’ 8.85 natural gardens and borders. Makes an unusual and strik- Large white flowers surrounding a coppery cone. A great ing cut flower. 30 inches. Zone 3. coneflower that will add some height to your full sun gar- ECH245 Echinacea purpurea ‘Fancy Frills’ 12.85 den. 24-36 inches. Like a pink sunflower with multiple rows of shaggy petals. Large fragrant blooms are excellent for cutting. 30 inches. EPIMEDIUM (Barrenwort) ECH260 Echinacea purpurea ‘Harvest Moon’ 10.85 Excellent slow-spreading evergreen ground cover for the (Syn. ‘Matthew Saul’) Fragrant golden flowers the color of a big harvest moon. Overlapping petals make shade. The compound leaves are light green, taking on a the flower look fuller and larger. Vigorous grower. 24-30 reddish tinge in fall. Grows well under trees if the soil has inches. been amended with organic matter, such as peat moss. April-May. ECH285 Echinacea purpurea ‘Kim’s Mophead’ 10.85 A dwarf coneflower with white petals and a golden-green EPI200 Epimedium grandiflorum 8.85 cone. Blooms July to August. Full sun and a moist well- (Syn: E. macrantheum) Very showy silvery-pink flowers tinged drained fertile soil. 16-20 inches. Zones 3-8. with lavender. Flowers in April-May. Part shade.10-12 inches. ECH300 Echinacea purpurea ‘Magnus’ 7.85 EPI250 Epimedium grandiflorum ‘Lilafee’ 8.85 Chosen by the Perennial Plant Association as the 1998 Lovely lavender-violet flowers. Young spring foliage is beige- Plant of the Year! Carmine non-drooping flowers in August/ September. 4 feet. brown and greens up in early summer. 8-15 inches. ECH325 Echinacea purpurea ‘Mango Meadowbrite’10.85 EPI275 Epimedium g ‘Orange Queen’ 8.85 Vigorous free-flowering, drought tolerant. Unusual (Orangekonigin) Light creamy orange flowers and great colors distinguish this slightly fragrant series of cone- green foliage. Great in partial shade with a moist soil. 8-15 flower. Flowers have yellow petals and orange-brown center inches. cones, flower from mid summer until frost. 24-36 inches. EPI440 Epimedium pallidum 8.85 Upright yellow spring blooms with fine foliage lasting 6 weeks. 10-12 inches. “Was impressed with EPI780 Epimedium x rubrum 8.85 Ruby red flowers with a light center. Part shade to shade and a sturdiness of plant. I’ve moist well-drained soil. Outstanding! 8-12 inches. Zones 4-8. ordered from other nurseries EPI800 Epimedium x versicolor ‘Sulphureum’ 8.85 and plants were not as Elegant light yellow flowers. This is a great plant for the healthy!” - GC Wilbraham, MA shaded area of your garden. 12 inches. Zone 4-8. EPI900 Epimedium x youngianum ‘Niveum’ 8.85 Pendulous pure white flowers in April-May. Part shade. ECH365 Echinacea purpurea ‘Prairie Frost’ 12.85 Beautiful! 8-10 inches. Zones 5-8. A great new introduction that has variegated foliage. A first for a coneflower in the plant world. It has 4 inch dark pink EPI950 Epimedium x youngianum ‘Roseum’ 8.85 flowers in July. Full sun is best but can take a slightly shad- Pink to rose flowers in April-May. Part shade and moist soil. ed location. Prefers well drained soil. 3-4 feet. 8-10 inches. Zones 5-8. ECH367 Echinacea purpurea ‘Razmattaz’ 12.85 Rose-pink flowers early to mid summer. Sun to part sun in moist soil. 30 inches. ERYTHRONIUM (Trout Lily) ECH370 Echinacea purpurea ‘Ruby Star’ (Rubinstern) 7.85 ERZ050 Erythronium albidum 7.85 Large flat flowers of bright rose lavender. July to August. Full White flowers in early spring. Part shade with a moist well sun and well drained soil. Beautiful! 30 to 36 inches. drained soil. 10-12 inches. Zone 4-8. ECH380 Echinacea purpurea ‘Ruby Giant’ 8.85 ERZ100 Erythronium americanum 7.85 Pinkish flowers in mid to late summer. It has petals that are Dark green spotted leaves. Yellow flowers in late spring. more flattened-out than the species. Wonderful for flower Shade. 6-9 inches. arranging! 2-3 feet.

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EUPATORIUM (Joe-Pye Weed) FERNS A prominent wildflower that makes an excellent choice for A shaded garden is always a challenge. However ferns can the perennial garden. Provides late season color. Very easy play a major role in any area where limited sunlight and to grow in moist, well-drained soil. Full sun or part shade. moist, rich, well-drained soil exist. Use as a ground cover along banks and streams as well as foundation plantings. EUP025 Eupatorium aromaticum ‘Joicus Variety’ 10.85 Variegated mound of foliage, tinged with pink in the spring. FER100 Athyrium filix-femina (Lady Fern) 8.85 Fragrant blooms of white, cream and pink from July to Sept. An attractive fern, fine and delicate. Shade or partial shade. Full sun. Likes moisture. 5-6 feet. Will tolerate moderately dry soil. Great woodland selection. EUP260 Eupatorium maculatum ‘Carin’ 8.85 15-24 inches. A new color for Joe Pye weed, unique silvery pink flowers FER115 Athyrium filix-femina ‘Lady in Red’ 8.85 and purple stems. Grows July-September in part shade. An Athyrium with showy burgundy running throughout the Prefers moist, well-drained soil. Attracts butterflies, hum- stems, unique and a worthy addition to your fern collection. mingbirds, and bees. 5 to 6 feet. Zone 4-9. 30 to 36 inches. EUP400 Eupatorium x ‘Little Joe’ 8.85 FER120 Athyrium niponicum ‘Metallicum’ 8.85 Lavender flowers atop green leaves. Blooms in midsummer, (Japanese Painted Fern ) Wine red fronds with a silvery and prefers moist soil. Requires sun or partial sun. 48 inch- green overlay. 18 inches. es. Zone 4-8. FER140 Athyrium niponicum ‘Silver Falls’ 8.85 Beautiful silver tinted foliage. Partial to full shade and moist soil. 10-12 inches tall. Zone 5-8. EUPHORBIA (Spurge) FER150 Athyrium niponicum ‘Ursula’s Red’ 8.85 A large group of perennials known chiefly for their showy Broad silver foliage traced with wine-red. A real knock out! ‘flowers’ which are brightly colored bracts. Easy to grow in Needs at least part shade and consistent moisture. 16 inches. dry, well-drained soil. Full sun.

EUR250 Euphorbia dulcis ‘Chameleon’ 7.85 Early in the season, foliage is grape-purple. Later foliage “We are happy to have matures to an intense purple. Yellow flowers. 12 inches. found your company.” EUR400 Euphorbia myrsinities 7.85 - MA Lima,OH A spectacular little evergreen shrublet with arching branches. Both branches and leaves are a distinctive steel blue termi- nating in bright golden bracts for many weeks. 10 inches.

FER200 Athyrium x ‘Brandford Beauty’ 8.85 FALLOPIA Red stalks and grey speckled leaves. A fast and vigorous grower. A wonderful plant for woodland gardens or shade (Aka: Polygonum or Persicaria) gardens. 24 inches. Zones 5-9. All species have alternate leaves and swollen nodes. FER220 Athyrium x ‘Ghost’ 8.85 These plants require a lot of space and should be planted Ghost Fern. Stunning silvery fronds in a rigid upright clump with adequate spacing. that grows broad and tall. 24 to 36 inches. Zones 5-9. FER310 Dryopteris cristata (Shield Fern) 8.85 FAL100 Fallopia baldschuanica (Silverlace Vine)14.85 (Crested Wood Fern) Evergreen. Very frilly fronds with bluish A fast growing vine, covered with sprays of fragrant white tinge. Does well in wet areas where roots are consistently flowers in August. Perfect for covering fences or buildings. moist. 12-24 inches. Needs a sunny exposure and well-drained soil. FER410 Matteuccia struthiopteris (Ostrich Fern)7.85 FAL320 Fallopia japonica ‘Crimson Beauty’ 9.85 Large ostrich-like leaves. Likes moist, humus rich soil and Tall, impressive with arching branches and dark crimson plumes an open shady area and can tolerate sun in swampy areas. in late summer. Tree like perennial best used as a specimen or Likes to be near water. 3-4 feet. with other bold plants. Cut back to keep in check. 8-12 feet. FER450 Onoclea sensibilis (Sensitive Fern) 7.85 FAL400 Fallopia japonica ‘Variegata’ 8.85 A nice fern found in woods and wetlands in the eastern U.S. Attractive variegated leaves of white, yellow and pink. Great for use in a shade to partial shade with plenty of soil Summer flowering. Full sun to part shade. 4 feet. Zone 5-9. moisture. 12 inches tall by 24 inches wide. Zone 4-9.

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FER560 Polystichum acrostichoides 7.85 GER545 Geranium sanguineum ‘Cedric Morris’ 7.85 (Christmas Fern) Dark, evergreen foliage provides good Large flowers opening to a shade of rose-magenta. Makes backdrop for smaller plants. Fronds used in floral arrange- an excellent attractive ground cover as it can spread to 3-4 ments. Partial shade in moist, well-drained soils. 12 inches. feet across. Full sun or partial shade. 18 inches. GER615 Geranium sanguineum ‘Max Frei’ 7.85 GERANIUM Very free-flowering with deep magenta blooms. Compact, mounding plant makes an excellent groundcover. Reddish A large genus of valuable perennials. Many can be used as fall leaf color. 8-12 inches. a ground cover because they do a magnificent job of GER620 Geranium s ‘New Hampshire Purple’ 7.85 smothering out weeds. However, they are easy to control Deep purple flowers that bloom periodically throughout the and can be incorporated into the garden without fear of season. 12-18 inches. invasion. All varieties have attractive foliage, including late fall red color. The first flush of bloom is early summer GER660 Geranium sanguineum ‘Striatum’ 7.85 continuing into September. Excellent subjects for the Spreading mound-shaped plants covered with soft salmon rockery or the border. Full sun to partial shade. pink flowers with deep veining. Blooms continuously from June until fall. Highly drought tolerant. Good for the rock GER012 Geranium cinereum ‘Carol’ 8.85 garden. 6-8 inches. Zone 3-8. Bountiful bright pink velvety flowers with fine dark veins, June- Sept. Sun to part shade and a well drained soil. 6 inches. GER780 Geranium x cantabrigiense 7.85 White version of the above. Zones 4-9. GER130 Geranium himalayense ‘Gravetye’ 8.85 Deep blue flowers with reddish centers and red-purple GER790 Geranium x cantabrigiense ‘Biokovo’ 7.85 veins. Sun to part shade in a well drained soil. 12-16 inch- Dainty white flowers with a hint of pink appear above a es. Zones 4-8. dense mound of bright green leaves. Ideal for containers! 12 inches. Zones 5-7. GER145 Geranium macrorrhizum 7.85 One of the easiest geraniums to grow, either in full sun or par- GER810 Geranium x cantabrigiense ‘Karmina’ 7.85 tial shade. Very aromatic foliage. Dark pink flowers in late An excellent groundcover geranium with rich raspberry pink spring. Somewhat spreading though not invasive making a flowers in early summer. 6-8 inches. nice groundcover. Drought tolerant. 18 inches. Zones 3-8. GER920 Geranium x ‘Phillippe Vapelle’ 8.85 GER245 Geranium macrorrhizum ‘Variegatum’ 8.85 This variety has bluish-purple flowers with strong dark veins. Random cream splashes on mostly solid green leaves, Great unique foliage rounded soft velvet like leaves. A long an interesting, subtle effect. Magenta flowers May to July, bloomer, superb! 15 inches. 12 inches. GER940 Geranium x ‘Rozanne’ 8.85 GER285 Geranium maculatum ‘Espresso’ 9.85 Larger single violet-blue flowers with white centers. Blooms in Bronze foliage and sturdy pink flowers from May to July. June and intermittently until frost. Compact habit. 16 inches. Older blooms fading to white. 16 inches. GER315 Geranium nimbus 8.85 Star shaped violet colored flowers with shiny green foliage. GYMNASTA Can take part shade to full sun. 12-16 inches. Zone 4-9. GYM100 Gymnasta savatori ‘Variegata’ 8.85 GER355 Geranium phaeum ‘Purpureum’ 7.85 Blue flowered aster in mid-summer. Showy variegated In late spring-early summer the plum/black flowers emerge leaves. 18-24 inches. above nice green foliage. A great choice for the collector. 20-24 inches. GER365 Geranium phaeum ‘Samobor’ 9.85 HELENIUM (Sneezeweed) Wonderful black-purple zoning on each leaf creates Easy care perennials that make a spectacular splash of a great foliage effect, complementing the dark bur- color in late summer. Grand cut flower. Perfectly hardy gundy flowers. Better form in full sun. Shear back after ini- perennial for full sun, moist well-drained soil. Should be tial bloom in May/June for a fresh flush of foliage. 20-24 divided every 3-4 years in early spring. Zones 3-8. inches. Zones 4-9. GER525 Geranium sanguineum ‘Alpen Glow’ 7.85 HEE070 Helenium autumnale ‘Kanaria’ 8.85 A mound of vivid rose-red flowers in the spring over a low car- Excellent canary yellow flowers in mid to late summer. Great pet of dark green foliage. Plant should be placed in full sun for the back of the border. Full sun and moist but well or partial shade in the front of the garden. 8-14 inches. drained soil. Drought tolerant. 3-4 feet. Zones 4-8.

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HEE225 Helenium autumnale ‘Zimbelstern’ 8.85 HEL560 Helleborus orientalis ‘Yellow Lady’ 16.85 Yellow ray flowers surrounding a red and yellow bi-color Delicate and lovely, pale creamy yellow flowers with small disk. Blooms August-October. Prefers full sun and medium- red freckles in early spring. Very interesting color. 15 inch- wet soil. 30 inches. Zone 3-8. es. Zones 4-8. HEE525 Helenium x ‘Feuersiegel’ 8.85 HEL620 Helleborus purpurascens ‘Red Power’ 10.85 Deep yellow upsweeping blooms with red markings. Cup shaped maroon red flowers in early spring. Part shade. May-June. 4 feet. 12-18 inches. HEE545 Helenium x ‘Mardi Gras’ 8.85 HEL850 Helleborus x hybridus ‘Sunshine Strain’ 8.85 Bright orange daisies bloom in late summer through fall. Vigorous hybrid. Various colors of reds, yellows, and cremes. Great cut and butterfly plants. Prefer full sun, and well- Gray-green leaves. Part to full shade. 15-18 inches. Zone 4-8. drained soil. 2 feet. Zone 2-9.

HEMEROCALLIS (Daylily) HELLEBORUS A beautiful profusion of color bursts from this easy care Low growing evergreen perennials that produce blooms in perennial that has been a garden favorite for generations. March and April. Superb plant for the shade/woodland Daylilies are available in varying heights, times of flower- garden. Requires shade and a moist well-drained soil. ing, sizes of bloom, and a wide assortment of colors. Regal beauty. Zone 4 to 9. Attracts hummingbirds/butterflies. Full sun, well drained soil is all that is required. Zones 3-9. We ship Daylilies HEL250 Helleborus orientalis (Lenten Rose) 7.85 throughout the growing season! Leathery dark green leaves producing nodding 3 inch flowers. Colors vary from white to dark lavender. Flowers are often spotted inside. 18 inches. HEMEROCALLIS APRICOT/PINK/SALMON SHADES HEL290 Helleborus orientalis ‘Blue Lady’ 9.85 HEM0100Hemerocallis ‘Along the Way’ 8.85 Deep blue-purple up facing flowers in March to April. Grow (Stevens) Peach-pink flowers with a deep red eye zone and in sunny conditions to full shade. Tolerant of heat and a green throat. A beautiful vigorous grower. 30 inches. humidity. 12-16 inches. Zone 4-8. Outstanding! HEM0140Hemerocallis ‘Annie Welch’ 8.85 HEL320 Helleborus orientalis ‘Joy Hybrids’ 8.85 (Claar 1964) Soft pink to pink melon blossoms. Petals are Large flowers in a mix of colors, white, yellow, green, pink, lightly ruffled. Early to midseason. A multiple award winner. red, and purple. Part shade to shade. 14-16 inches. 24 inches. HEL340 Helleborus orientalis ‘Pink Lady’ 9.85 HEM0180Hemerocallis ‘April Dawn’ 8.85 Large up facing light pink flowers. Partially sunny to full (Hall 1963) Peach-pink blend. shade locations. Moist soil. 12-16 inches. Zone 4-8. HEM0280Hemerocallis ‘Blaze of Fire’ 8.85 HEL360 Helleborus orientalis ‘Red Hybrid’ 10.85 (Wild 1972) Golden peach triangular blooms of heavily Cup-shaped blooms which vary from shades of maroon to ruffled, overlapping petals. Mid season. Re-blooms. 28 purple-red. Early spring. 16 inches. inches. HEL480 Helleborus orientalis ‘Spotted Lady’ 12.85 HEM0400Hemerocallis ‘Catherine Woodbury’ 8.85 Large up facing white flowers speckled with dark reddish Blush pink 6 inch blooms with soft yellow-green throat. Lightly spots. A gem for the woodland garden! 20 inches. ruffled. Blossoms mid-July through September, very long HEL540 Helleborus orientalis ‘Winter Joy Bouquet’12.85 blooming for us here at the nursery! Fragrant. 36 inches. This wonderful variety has greater vigor and more vibrant HEM0440Hemerocallis ‘Celestial City’ 12.85 colored flowers. Flowers range from creamy yellows to bright Medium pink flowers with a green throat. Fragrant! pinks, dark almost black to reds. Prefers moist, shady Blooms mid summer into fall. 2-3 feet. areas. 10-14 inches. Zone 4-9. HEM0700Hemerocallis ‘Dacquiri’ 8.85 Frosted pink 7 inch flowers with pale yellow green throat. Midseason. Very nice! 23 inches. “Plants arrived in very HEM1120Hemerocallis ‘Jockey Club’ 8.85 good condition- still moist- (Saxton 1972) Diploid. Purple with lavender edges. 5 inch bloom. 22 inches. plants looked good.” - JS Sandy,UT HEM1620Hemerocallis ‘Pink Embers’ 8.85 (Wild,1978) 5-6 inch blooms of light yellowish pink, with tangerine heart. Petals are ruffled and crimped. Early-midseason. 18-20 inches.

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HEM1860Hemerocallis ‘Roller Coaster’ 8.85 (Wild 1985) Fragrant ruffled pink flower with light pink raised ribs. Gold throat. A real beauty! Early midseason. 28 inches. HEM1900Hemerocallis ‘Ruffled Apricot’ 8.85 Speedyshop! (Baker 1972) Tetraploid. 6 inch glowing apricot ruffled Order catalog items online at flowers with lavender pink ribs, golden throat. Fragrant. 28 inches. www.fieldstoneGardens.com HEM1940Hemerocallis ‘Sheer Perfection’ 8.85 Search: (Wild 1968) 7.25 inch bloom. Rich pink melon with a HEM3740 GO glowing tangerine throat. 32 inches. HEM2000Hemerocallis ‘Siloam Cinderella’ 8.85 (Henry 79) 3-4 inch blooms. Cream pink sepals around a HEM3640Hemerocallis ‘Chicago Apache’ 8.85 rose-red eye zone with a yellow-green throat. 18 inches. Six inch velvety, scarlet-red ruffled flowers. Gorgeous! Zones 3-9. Midseason. Very sun fast. 26 inches. HEM2010Hemerocallis ‘Siloam Double Classic’ 10.85 HEM3740Hemerocallis ‘Chicago Heirloom’ 8.85 Doubled pink flowers with a bright green throat in mid- (Marsh-Klehm) Lavender pink 5 inch flowers with a hint of summer. Prefers full sun or partial shade. 16 inches. orchid. Prominent ivory midribs. Distinctive wine red halo. Zone 2-9. Early. 22 inches. HEM2100Hemerocallis ‘Siloam Prissy’ 8.85 HEM3760Hemerocallis ‘Chicago Jewell’ 8.85 Pink blooms with a rose eye. Early. 20 inches. Deep lavender wine with a creamy throat and ruffled edges. 24 inches. HEM2120Hemerocallis ‘Siloam Rainbow Magic’ 8.85 Flowers are a beautiful creamy apricot that are almost HEM3780Hemerocallis ‘Chicago Knobby’ 8.85 round in shape. Blooms mid summer. 22 inches. (Marsh) Six-inch plum-colored blooms with petals tightly Zones 3-9. fluted and cream tipped in late June to early July. Deep plum halo. 22 inches. HEM2160Hemerocallis ‘Siloam Sugar Time’ 8.85 Peach with a plum eye zone, mid season. 24 inches. HEM3800Hemerocallis ‘Chicago Knockout’ 8.85 Deep plum flowers fading to a purple blend in mid-July. HEM2500Hemerocallis ‘Summer Splendor’ 8.85 Tetraploid. Fragrant! Great hummingbird, butterfly, and cut (Reckamp 1965) Apricot flushed with orange. Cut flower. flower. 25 inches. Hummingbirds and butterflies love the sweet fragrance. Part sun and moist soil. 24-36 inches. HEM3980Hemerocallis ‘Christmas Is’ 8.85 4 1/2 scarlet red flowers, very open and showy, with a yel- HEM2740Hemerocallis ‘Young Countess’ 8.85 low throat, mid season. 26 inches. Pale orchid pink bloom with a tiny green eye zone that blends into a pale yellow throat. Ruffled petals and crimped HEM4060Hemerocallis ‘Crown Fire’ 8.85 sepals. 4 inch bloom. 26 inches. Bright ruffled copper-red blossoms with a small white margin and midrib. 36 inches. HEMEROCALLIS CREAM/WHITE SHADES HEM4070Hemerocallis ‘Crystal Pinot’ 12.85 Gorgeous purple and pink ruffled hemerocallis! Grows mid- HEM2920Hemerocallis ‘Little Snowbird’ 8.85 summer in full sun or partial shade. 20 inches. Zone 2-9. Ruffled white blooms. 12-15 inches. HEM4940Hemerocallis ‘Razzamatazz’ 12.85 HEM3270Hemerocallis ‘Sunday Gloves’ 12.85 Medium purple flowers with a dark yellow center. Highly Fragrant near white ruffled blooms. Very good Blooms in mid summer into fall. Compact habit. 20 grower. 27 inches. inches. Zones 3-9. HEM3300Hemerocallis ‘Todd Monroe’ 8.85 HEM4960Hemerocallis ‘Red Emerald’ 8.85 Very showy creamy buff with a bright fuchsia eye zone. 20 5 inch flowers of current red, each with a green throat. Re- inches. blooms. July-August This is a Sister to ‘Ewen’. 26 inches. HEM4990Hemerocallis ‘Rosy Returns’ 12.85 HEMEROCALLIS LAVENDER/PURPLE/RED Wonderful rose colored flowers from summer to fall. This SHADES repeat bloomer prefers full sun to part shade and is fairly HEM3470Hemerocallis ‘Bela Lugosi’ 12.85 adaptable to soil conditions. 14 inches. Zone 4-9. Widely regarded as one of the best purple daylilies HEM5320Hemerocallis ‘Siloam Pocket Size’ 8.85 on the market. True purple flowers with lime green Rose red flowers with rose halo around the throat. throat. Strong grower. 33 inches. Mid summer bloomer. Full sun. 20 inches.

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HEM5420Hemerocallis ‘Siloam Valentine’ 8.85 HEM7540Hemerocallis ‘Prairie Sunset’ 8.85 This beauty blooms in early-midseason atop 20 inch (Wild 1963) Butter yellow blend with pink midribs. 5 inch scapes. The flowers are red with a darker eye zone. An bloom. 36 inches. extended bloomer. Diploid. 24 inches. HEM7560Hemerocallis ‘Prayer Lady’ 8.85 HEM5440Hemerocallis ‘Silver Trumpet’ 8.85 (McEwen 1973) Soft yellow with violet midribs. 6.5 inch (Reckamp-Khlem 1981) Rosy lavender blend with golden blooms. 20 inches. eye zone and gold green throat. 5 inch bloom. 26 inches. HEM7600Hemerocallis ‘Ruben Mendez’ 8.85 HEM5490Hemerocallis ‘Storm of the Century’ 12.85 Soft 6 inch chamois yellow flowers with a lavender midrib Dark maroon with yellow edges. Prefers full sun or partial and ruffled edges. Begins to bloom late July through August. shade. 28 inches. Zone 2-9. 40 inches. HEM6245Hemerocallis ‘Double Dream’ 8.85 HEM7640Hemerocallis ‘Siloam Fancy Dress’ 8.85 Pretty, early blooming, peach daylily with full doubling. Re- (Henry,1981) Big yellow flowers with tiny ruffled edges in blooms. 24 inches. mid-summer. 18 inches. HEM7660Hemerocallis ‘Siloam June Bug’ 8.85 Gold 4 inch blooms with a dark maroon eye. Superb ruffling. One of the earliest to bloom with continual blooms throughout the summer. 20 inches. “I have been buying plants HEM7720Hemerocallis ‘Sombrero Way’ 8.85 for my tiny city garden for Orange apricot-pink, six inch flowers. Re-bloomer.A multiple many years-No complaints!” award winner. Midseason-Late. 24 inches. HEM7740Hemerocallis ‘Song Sparrow’ 8.85 - BH Boston, MA (Jablonski-Klehm) Dazzling three-inch gold-orange blossom with ruffled edges. 24 inches. HEM6280Hemerocallis ‘Double Jackpot’ 8.85 HEM7760Hemerocallis ‘Spider Breeder’ 8.85 5 inch light sulphur yellow double flowers with a green Spider type flowers up to 10 inches wide in lemon yellow. throat. 24 inches. Mid- to late-season. Graceful and elegant. 34 inch scapes. HEM6430Hemerocallis ‘Frances Joiner’ 12.85 HEM7780Hemerocallis ‘Star Dream’ 8.85 A wonderful fully-double daylily with pink-rose col- Fragrant lemon yellow flowers in midsummer. Full sun. 36 ored flowers on 24 inch tall stems. An unusual beau- inches. ty that’s also a great repeat bloomer for an extended season of flowers. Full sun, moist soil. 18-24 inches. HEM7840Hemerocallis ‘Sunset Sonata’ 8.85 (Mission Gardens 1970) Tetraploid. 6 inch flowers with an HEM6460Hemerocallis ‘Gauzy Wing’ 8.85 orange heart graduating into a apricot-orange. Mid-season. Yellow flowers measuring 6 inches have a cream raised rib. Ruffled. 24-36 inches. Green throat. Very ruffled petals. Midseason. 34-38 inches. HEM8020Hemerocallis ‘Wind Chimes’ 8.85 HEM6520Hemerocallis ‘Golden Bounty’ 8.85 (Wild 1972) Yellow melon pastel with a green throat. (McEwen) Very floriferous and productive, gold with ruffled Diploid. 3 Inch bloom. 31 inches. edges. 28 inches. HEM8060Hemerocallis ‘Winning Ways’ 8.85 HEM6720Hemerocallis ‘Green Flutter’ 8.85 (Wild 1963) Greenish yellow self with a small green throat. (Williamson) Slightly ruffled, canary yellow blossoms with Diploid. 6 inch bloom. 32 inches. green throat. Three-inch blossoms. 20 inches. HEM6780Hemerocallis ‘Happy Returns’ 8.85 An excellent choice for tough sites as well as for any gar- HEUCHERA (Coral Bells) den. This wonder has three-inch light yellow flowers that The most exciting collection of foliage plants now avail- blooms all summer. Very nice! 20 inches. able with continuing new releases. June bloom time with HEM7340Hemerocallis ‘Obo’ 8.85 dainty bells held over wiry stems to form a mist of color. (McEwen 1973) Diploid. 2 1/2 inch flowers of burnt orange Part shade to full sun, rich, well drained soil. Average 18 and persimmon. Vivid bright orange throat. Fragrant. Mid- to 20 inches Zone 4 to 8. Late season. 22 inches. HEU140 Heuchera americana ‘Ring of Fire’ 8.85 HEM7360Hemerocallis ‘Orange Prelude’ 8.85 Mint-silver green leaves with purple veins. Edges turn a (McEwen 1974) Bright tangerine with an orange self. 6 inch coral color in fall. Display of small light pink flowers. Full sun blooms. 28 inches. to part shade, well drained soil. 8-12 inches.

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HEU545 Heuchera x ‘Frosted Violet’ 8.85 HOS0050 Hosta ‘Abiqua Drinking Gourd’ 12.85 Dark purple-bronze leaves highlighted with silvery violet. (Walden West) Large round dark blue cup-shaped leaves. Flowers are small and light pink. Blooms June through frost. Depths of cups have been measured at 4 inches. Near Full sun. Drought resistant. 12-15 inches. white flowers. Tokudama type. 16 inches high by 14 inches wide. HEU576 Heuchera x ‘Neptune’ 8.85 Pewter-purple leaves with very dark veining. Leaves HOS0100 Hosta ‘Abiqua Recluse’ 8.85 are slightly divided giving the plant a lively texture. Brighten a deeply shaded area with the glossy yellow heart- Full sun to part shade and a well-drained soil. 12 inches. shaped foliage. Some puckering. Slug resistant. Very vigor- Zone 4-8. ous. 23 inches tall by 48 inches wide. HEU600 Heuchera x ‘Purple Petticoats’ 8.85 HOS0125 Hosta ‘Allen P.McConnell’ 6.85 Dark plum foliage that is very ruffled, strong and vigorous, Very round and dense mound of smooth green foliage with holds its color well in cold. 28 inches. thin, white margins. Distinctive.13 inches tall by 39 inches wide. HEU610 Heuchera x ‘Raspberry Ice’ 8.85 Two toned pink flowers in early summer. Raspberry brown HOS0135 Hosta ‘American Sweetheart’ 18.85 leaves with heavy silver veining. Part shade. 12-16 inches. Glossy green leaves with dramatic creamy white cen- Zones 4-10. tral patterns! Bloom in midsummer. Prefer light shade and moist soil. 20 inches. Zone 3-8. HEU640 Heuchera x ‘Silver Lode’ 8.85 Outstanding silver foliage with maroon veins. Maroon flower HOS0290 Hosta ‘Beauty Substance’ 14.85 stalks with dainty white flowers. Blooms June/July, full sun Large corrugated green leaves with gold edging. Very large, to part shade. Foliage about 12 inches tall, flower reaching clump forming. White flower in summer. to about 24 inches. HOS0295 Hosta ‘Beckoning’ 16.85 HEU660 Heuchera x ‘Strawberry Swirl’ 8.85 A large sport of H. ‘Blue Angel.’Gold leaves with wide blue- Green/pewter leaves with soft pink flowers in June/July.This green rippled margin. Huge heart-shaped leaves are light- lovely selection is about 18 inches tall and is appropriate ly cupped and glaucus. 30 inches high by 48 inches wide. for many different garden situations. 18 inches. HOS0325 Hosta ‘Big Daddy’ 11.85 HEU665 Heuchera x ‘Strawberry Candy’ 8.85 Impressive mound of blue-green, puckered foliage that Beautiful pink blooms June to July. Full sun. Moist tends to cup. Slug resistant. Rapid grower. White flowers. 25 soil. 18-24 inches. inches tall by 66 inches wide. HEU688 Heuchera x brizoides ‘Amethyst Mist’ 8.85 HOS0425 Hosta ‘Blue Belle’ 7.85 Soft purple haze over silver mottling. Prefers full or part Tardiana hybrid. Intense blue-green foliage. White flowers. shade and average soil. Grows 12 inches in late spring. Slug resistant. 14 inches wide by 24 inches high. Zone 4-9. HOS0450 Hosta ‘Blue Blazes’ 12.85 HEU880 Heuchera x brizoides ‘Raspberry Regal’ 7.85 Large rounded and crinkled blue leaves. Good growth rate. Beautiful raspberry red blossoms atop 24-36 inch stems. Lavender flowers on 38 inch scapes. 24-38 inches. Performs well in southern gardens. Foliage 12-18 inches. HOS0500 Hosta ‘Blue Cadet’ 7.85 HEU930 Heuchera x brizoides ‘Silver Scrolls’ 8.85 Small dense mounds of blue, heavily textured leaves. The new look in Heuchera foliage combines extraordi- Excellent for edging, large masses. Dark lavender flowers in nary metallic silver overlay with the darkest bronze July. Slug resistant. 15 inches. veining to give an effect that is almost crisp black. White sprays of flowers on 24 inch stems from spring into summer. HOS0580 Hosta ‘Blue Jay’ 18.85 Powder blue rounded leaves. A great small Hosta. Lavender flowers in late spring. 8 inches tall by 20 inches wide. HOSTA HOS0645 Hosta ‘Blue River’ 19.85 Great medium sized Hosta with blue leaves that have One of the best low-maintenance perennials in existence a thin cream margin. Lavender flowers. 15-18 inches and exceedingly popular. Hostas increase in value with tall by 20 inches wide. each year, never needing any maintenance except to cut HOS0900 Hosta ‘Bressingham Blue’ 10.85 out old flower stalks or to divide the clumps. Takes about Blue heart shaped leaves with white flowers. Full shade. 20 5 years to reach mature size. Partial shade. Some vari- inches. eties can tolerate more sun. Zones 3-8. HOS1000 Hosta ‘Brother Ronald’ 12.85 HOS0025 Hosta ‘Abba Dabba Do’ 8.85 Deep blue-green leaves, up to 7 inches by 4 1/2 inches. Huge mound of variegated, wavy foliage with gold margins. Thick substance. White flowers in August. Good slug resist- Sport of ‘Sun Power.’ 28 inches tall by 60 inches wide. ance. 16 inches tall by 35 inches wide.

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HOS1090 Hosta ‘Carnival’ 11.85 HOS1925 Hosta ‘Ginko Craig’ 7.85 Green foliage with yellow margins. Lavender flowers bloom Narrow dark green foliage with white margins. Used as edg- July to August. 30 inches. ing plants or as a ground cover. Purple striped blossoms. 12 inches. HOS1200 Hosta ‘Christmas Tree’ 12.85 Heavily corrugated green leaves with creamy margins. HOS1950 Hosta ‘Gold Drop’ 7.85 Lavender flowers. Nice specimen plant. Rapid grower! 24 A nice hosta for the foreground. Small gold leaves that will inches by 48 inches. brighten up a dark spot in the shade garden. Lavender flowers. 6-12 inches. HOS1275 Hosta ‘Crusader’ 10.85 Narrow yellow to creamy white margins on dark green heart- HOS2075 Hosta ‘Golden Bullion’ 7.85 shaped crinkled leaves. Good substance. Pale lavender (Bennerup 1989) Pale yellow foliage with a greenish tinge. flowers. 18 inches. Cupped leaves. Leaves can measure up to six inches in length. Heavy substance. Slug resistant. Near white flowers. HOS1325 Hosta ‘Dark Star’ 9.85 16 inches. Medium narrow bluish leaves that are edged in cream that make an arching clump in a short time. Lavender flowers HOS2225 Hosta ‘Grand Tiara’ 12.85 bloom in late summer. Dark Star will standout in your gar- A sport of H. ‘Golden Tiara’, has a wider and more pro- den! 16 inches. nounced bright gold margin with a narrow dark green center. Purple flowers. 10-15 inches. HOS1400 Hosta ‘Diana Remembered’ 10.85 Very dark green centers with a broad cream/white edge. HOS2325 Hosta ‘Guardian Angel’ 14.85 Very fragrant four inch white flowers. Elegant! 28 inches. Very nice deep dark green irregular edges, the center is almost cream but is overlaid with a fine green mist. Heavy substance HOS1425 Hosta ‘Dorset Blue’ 8.85 and white flowers. 28 inches tall by 55 inches wide. Outstanding dwarf. Intense, powdery blue foliage. White flowers. Very slug resistant. 10 inches tall by 24 inches wide. HOS2340 Hosta ‘Gypsy Rose’ 21.85 High contrast white leaf with bold deep green edge. HOS1436 Hosta ‘Dream Queen’ 12.85 Shade. 14-16 inches. Tri-colored leaf in blue-green with a yellow center. Shade to part-shade. 6 inches. HOS2400 Hosta ‘Heartsong’ 8.85 Medium green foliage with a cream colored margin. Lavender HOS1437 Hosta ‘Earth Angel’ 16.85 flowers in July/Aug. 14 inches tall by 14 inches wide. This giant Hosta with a large blue-green leaf and creamy white edge. 3 feet tall and 5 feet wide. HOS2560 Hosta ‘Ice Age Trail’ 26.85 Frosty blue leaves and streaks of gold. Color darkens HOS1445 Hosta ‘El Nino’ 18.85 to green and creamy white in mid-summer. Tolerates Blue leaves with bright white edging. Lilac colored flowers. salt, and prefers full shade and moist soil. 16 inches. Full shade for best blue color. 16-20 inches. HOS2625 Hosta ‘Island Charm’ 16.85 HOS1450 Hosta ‘Elvis Lives’ 14.85 A small Hosta, looking like that of Hosta ‘Great Wavy blue slender foliage, lavender flowers.Very unique! 18 Expectations’. Violet flowers. 8 inches. inches tall by 48 inches wide. HOS2675 Hosta ‘June’ 14.85 HOS1500 Hosta ‘Erie Magic’ 15.85 2001 HOSTA OF THE YEAR. Very striking and refined. Soft Green leaves with a green gold margin, very subtle, gold centered leaves with a blue green margin. ‘June’ will pale lavender flowers on 30 inch shaft. 25 inches tall retain her gold color in shade or bleach to creamy white in by 48 inches wide. sunnier positions. 16 inches by 37 inches. HOS1505 Hosta ‘Eternal Flame’ 21.85 HOS3175 Hosta ‘Moon River’ 10.85 Quilted black-green leaves and light lavender flowers in mid- Blue green heart-shaped leaves with a wide white margin. summer. Prefer part sun to light shade. 10 inches. Zone 3-8. Small to mid-size with a compact growth habit. Handsome! HOS1550 Hosta ‘Eventide’ 9.85 HOS3265 Hosta ‘Night Before Christmas’ 16.85 In no time a couple of plants becomes a large mound of Stunning! Green leaves with a white center stripe. Lavender ruffled green foliage with a narrow white margin. 20 inches flower blooms on 30 inch tall scapes. 18 inches. tall by 24 inches wide. HOS3400 Hosta ‘Paradise Joyce’ 12.85 HOS1630 Hosta ‘First Frost’ 18.85 Oval creamy yellow leaves with a dark margin. White flow- This fantastic sport of ‘Halcyon’ has beautiful blue leaves ers. 20 inches tall by 24 inches wide. edged in creamy margins. Stunning! 10-18 inches. HOS3560 Hosta ‘Pineapple Upsidedown Cake’ 18.85 HOS1900 Hosta ‘Fringe Benefit’ 8.85 Large long lance-shaped leaves that emerge blue-green or A large hosta with green heart-shaped leaves edged with green, then the leaf turns yellow gold. Light lavender flower white. A rapid grower. Pest resistant. A real beauty for the scapes in late summer. Prefer morning sun and does very background. Pale lavender flowers. 36 inches. well in most shade. 66 inches wide by 20 inches high.

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Great Falls Love

ew this year Nfrom Dunlop & Cole ‘Grape Truffle’ and ‘Great Falls Love’ two special Siberian irises available only from Fieldstone Gardens. ‘Grape Truffle’ is a ruffled grape violet with diamond dusting at first bloom and low foliage. ‘Great Falls Love’ is a fine blue with a white signal and piecrust ruffling on the falls. The styles are so ruffled and curled they appear to be small trumpets. Extraordinary plants which have been bred and then specifically selected for their garden worthiness. This extra care in evaluation assures flowers of great beauty and merit for your garden. Above, Jeff and Dean carefully at work on seedling evaluations in a part of the Cole garden at peak bloom.

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Definitly a Daylily Delight! Added to an existing array of Daylilies or as a start to a new collection here is a great offer to help you enhance your garden. This collection will look great along a fence or border garden in your yard.

Hemerocallis ‘Little Buccaneer’ $8.85 Strawberry Fields Forever Hemerocallis ‘Strawberry Fields Forever’ $8.85 Hemerocallis ‘Siloam Ury Winniford’ $8.85 Little Buccaneer

COL690 $18.59 Siloam Ury Winniford VALUE $26.55 YOU SAVE 30%

Irrlicht Visions Pink Lightning Alluring Astilbe Attraction! A favorite for most gardeners, these Astilbies will make a great addition to your shade garden. What a perfect opportunity to give a boost to your personal collection.

Astilbe simplicifolia ‘Pink Lightning’ $7.85 COL680 $16.49 Astilbe chinensis ‘Visions’ $7.85 VALUE $23.55 Astilbe arendsii ‘Irrlicht’ $7.85 YOU SAVE 30% pAGE 22 Special collection pages special collection pageS pAGE 23

Gotta Have Hostas! If Hostas are your pleasure, have at it with this sweet array of COL700 $24.89 shade loving soldiers. This collection not only has a great mix VALUE $35.55 of colors but it varies in height too! Included is 'Strip Tease' YOU SAVE 30% which was named Hosta of the Year in 2005.

Hosta ‘Sweet Tater Pie’ $12.85 Hosta ‘Strip Tease’ $14.85 Hosta ‘Blue Moon’ $7.85

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Purple Star Red Wings Eden's Smile

Tempting Variety of Phlox! With a pleasant combination of colors and heights, this collection of Phlox will be the crowning glory to your border . COL720 $16.49 Phlox paniculata ‘Eden's Smile’ $7.85 VALUE $23.55 Phlox x arendsii ‘Purple Star’ $7.85 YOU SAVE 30% Phlox subulata ‘Red Wings’ $7.85 pAGE 24 Special collection pageS pecial Purchase 5 or more atS $3.00 each While Supplies Last! With an abundance of plants we are in a great position to be able to offer these timeless favorites to you at a terrific savings. Now is the time to take advantage of this opportunity and maybe put in that naturalizing bed you've always been dreaming of. Please visit our website for pictures of these favorites. COLLECTION # PRICE VALUE SAVINGS Astilbe japonica ‘Elizabeth’...... ASL2725 $3.00 $7.85 62% Astilbe japonica ‘Lollipop’. ASL2775 $3.00 $7.85 62% Astilbe simplicifolia ‘Jacqueline’ . . . . ASL3505 $3.00 $7.85 62% Campanula takesimana . CAM865 $3.00 $7.85 62% Chelone lyonii ‘Hot Lips’ ...... CHN255 $3.00 $7.85 62% Hosta ‘Coerulea’...... HOS1220 $3.00 $6.85 56% Iris pseudacorus ‘Flore-Pleno’. IRS505 $3.00 $7.85 62% Monarda didyma ‘Coral Reef’...... MON226 $3.00 $7.85 62% Phlox paniculata ‘Little Princess’. . . . PHL1245 $3.00 $7.85 62% Platycodon x ‘Astra White’. PLA880 $3.00 $7.85 62% Primula sieboldii ...... PRI425 $3.00 $7.85 62% Pulmonaria longifolia ‘Roy Davidson’. . . PUL145 $3.00 $7.85 62% Sedum sieboldii ...... SED305 $3.00 $6.85 56% Vinca minor ‘Temptation’...... VIN855 $3.00 $6.85 56% he Iris Collection... My First Kiss T A dynamic duo of newly introduced Irises. Be the first on your block to impress the Iris enthusiasts in your neighborhood with this fine collection of Irises from the Dunlop & Cole breeding program.

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HOS3825 Hosta ‘Robert Frost’ 14.85 Impressive mound of contrasting bluish-centered and creamy white margined leaves. White flowers. Very pretty. 24 inches tall by 50 inches wide. “Thanks for sending my HOS3900 Hosta ‘Sagae’ 12.85 2000 HOSTA OF THE YEAR Award Winner! More popular plants earlier. They are every year! Large, heart-shaped foliage of frosty-blue, irreg- beautiful.” - LD Norfolk, MA ular creamy gold margins. Heavy substance keeps slugs at bay. Lavender flowers. 31 inches tall by 70 inches wide. HOS4530 Hosta ‘Stained Glass’ 21.85 This award-wining sport of the well-known ‘Guacamole’ has the same rapid growth and big mounded form of the IDC100 Iris sibirica ‘Dear Currier’ 96094-2 30.00 parent but with strong contrast between the yellow-green leaf (Dunlop, 2005) Tetraploid, 30in., Mid thru Late season. and the deep green margins and streaks. Lavender flowers. 15 Beautiful ruffled 4.5 inch blue bitone with darker veins and inches tall and 32 inches wide. 2006 HOSTA OF THE YEAR. a lighter edge on the falls. Small yellow, white and brown signals. Standards and styles lighter blue. 1+ branch and 4- HOS4660 Hosta ‘Sum & Up’ 19.85 5 blooms. A great asset in the perennial garden. Beautiful green hosta with yellow-gold margin! Prefers part to full shade. 24-36 inches. Zone 3-9. IDC200 Iris sibirica ‘Miss Portland’ 96086-1 35.00 (Dunlop, 2006) Tetraploid, 30 in. Mid thru Late season. 5 HOS4700 Hosta ‘Sundance’ 7.85 inch deeply ruffled blue with white signals and a fine white Sport of H. ‘Aoki.’ Dark green leaves with a variegated edge wire edge. Wide ruffled styles have a touch of aqua. changing from white in full sun to a golden color in the Pleasing starchy appearance to the falls. 2 branches and 4- shade. Performs well in full-sun with moisture. Lavender 6 blooms per stem on this wonderful blue with lots of flowers. 12-24 inches. charm and character. HOS4750 Hosta ‘Super Nova’ 12.85 IDC300 Iris sibirica ‘My First Kiss’ DC98-143-2 30.00 (Zilis 1999) A reversed H.‘Aurora Borealis’ sport.Wider margins. Does not burn as badly as some other gold-centered, (Cole, 2005) Tetraploid, 34 in. Mid thru Late season. Very blue-green margined plants. 24 inches. attractive 5 inch dark pinkish lavender with blue violet veining and darker at signal area. Pleasing lighter lavender stan- HOS4825 Hosta ‘Tea & Crumpets’ 14.85 dards and style arms. 1+ branch with 4-5 flowers. Voted The leaves are cupped and crinkled. Pale lavender flowers. “Best Introduced Siberian” at the 2006 Convention. 8 inches. IDC400 Iris sibirica ‘Tranquility Base’ 95099-5 30.00 HOS4850 Hosta ‘Tiny Tears’ 7.85 (Dunlop, 2006) Tetraploid 32 in. Mid thru Late season. A great small Hosta with teardrop shaped medium green Deep violet 5 inch near self with slightly darker veins and leaves. Forms a nice neat dense mound making a great ruffling toward the center of falls. Darker at signal area with edging plant. Purple/lavender flowers. 4-6 inches tall and pleasing brown hafts. Lovely quiet flowers with broad shoul- about 18 inches wide. dered falls and great foliage. Garden worthy. 1+ branch and 3-4 flowers. IRIS IDC600 Iris sibirica ‘Joyce Cole’ DC 98-68-4 35.00 Dunlop & Cole Irises (Cole, 2006 ) Tetraploid, 30 inches. Mid thru Late season. New wide white with looping ruffles and green veins blend- Through our exclusive association with Siberian Iris ing to yellow at hafts and green veins. Nice upright blue breeders, Jeff Dunlop and Dean Cole we offer you a fine green foliage which is an asset all season. A fine white with selection of irises to compliment your garden. For over 26 great personality named for Dean’s Mother. 1 branch and 4- years Dunlop & Cole have bred Siberian irises selecting only those seedlings that meet an exceptionally high stan- 5 flowers. Excellent. dard of vigor, beauty and character. IDC700 Iris siberica ‘Grape Truffle’ 96040-2 40.00 (Jeff Dunlop, R. 2006). Sdlg. 96040-2T. SIB (tet.), IDC750 Iris siberica Great Falls Love’ DC-98-23-1 40.00 30 (76cm), M thru L, occasional repeat. Ruffled (Dean Cole, R. 2006). Sdlg. DC 98-23-1. SIB grape violet darker at signal (RHS 87A). S. Grape violet (tet.), 32 (81cm), EM thru ML. Mid-blue with veined slightly darker and ruffled. Style arms similar and white signals and curly styles. S. ruffled blue; style arms a little darker at the keel. F.Grape violet, darker at the sig- mid-blue and very ruffled and curled. F.darker blue, slight- nal area with diamond dusting at first bloom, flowing ruffles ly violet on the shoulders with a white signal outside green and brown hafts. Very low foliage which is unusual and haft area. Often three buds at the terminal with 1 branch refreshing. Sometimes a branch with 2 to 4 buds. Often and 5 flowers. A new blue with curly styles so ruffled they has a branch if repeating. A sumptuous and elegant color. appear to be small trumpets. Good blue green foliage until Lady Lilac x Tiffany Lass. Dunlop & Cole, Fieldstone frost. Over In Gloryland x T9 95/83-?: (dark blue McEwen Gardens, 2007. seedling). Dunlop & Cole, Fieldstone Gardens, 2007.

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IRIS SIBIRICA IRO2575 Iris sibirica ‘Dianne’s Daughter’ 11.85 (McEwen 1988) Tetraploid, Late-Very Late. A charming child Dr. Currier McEwen Siberian Iris of ‘Dear Dianne’ with four-inch flowers on branched stalks. The following Irises listed are developed by Dr. Currier Compact, triangular form with two-inch falls and lovely ruf- McEwen, an iris hybridizer, who has made major contribu- fling. Deep and light shades of violet blue with white signals tions to the development of new and improved Siberian. and stitching. 30 inches. Fieldstone Gardens is authorized to carry Dr. McEwen’s IRO2595 Iris sibirica ‘Dreaming Brown’ 11.85 three year and older iris varieties. NOTE: There are many (McEwen 1988) Violet-blue flowers with dark brown hafts more Dr. McEwen’s Siberian Irises available in limited make a wonderfully unique color combination for this mid quantities. Refer to our website for those available. to late season bloomer. 32 inches. IRO2050 Iris sibirica ‘Annick’ 8.85 IRO2675 Iris sibirica ‘Early Bluebird’ 8.85 (McEwen 1986) Diploid, Miniature, Midseason. Lovely (McEwen 1970) Diploid, Early-Late. 4 1/2 inch medium 2 1\2 inch flowers on 12 inch stalks. Rich medium blue violet blue. Starts early and continues 5 weeks. 36 inches. with small white signals. Round and flaring. 14 inches. IRO2800 Iris sibirica ‘Fourfold Lavender’ 12.85 IRO2075 Iris sibirica ‘Baby Sister’ 8.85 (McEwen 1982) Tetraploid, Early Mid-Late Mid bloom. 4 (McEwen 1986) Diploid, Miniature, EarlyMid-Mid season. 1/2 inch flaring lavender flowers with light borders. Styles 2 1/2 inch medium blue flowers on 7 inch stalks. Flaring are white. 28 inches. falls. 2 buds on successive stalks.A darling for the rock gar- IRO2850 Iris sibirica ‘Golden Crimping’ 12.85 den. Sister of Annick. 8-10 inches. (McEwen 1985)Tet., Early Mid-Late Mid bloom. A new IRO2125 Iris sibirica ‘Bernard McLaughlin’ 8.85 advance. Very crimped yellow edges surround creamy falls. (McEwen 1985) Diploid, Midseason. Charming 4 inch flow- It has yellow signals and very wide styles with yellow ers of glistening white enhanced by a few green lines. midribs. HM 1988. 26 inches. Exquisite ruffled form with feathered midribs. Successive IRO2875 Iris sibirica ‘Golden Edge’ 12.85 stalks. 28 inches. (McEwen 1992) Tetraploid. Midseason. Ruffled falls of velvety IRO2175 Iris sibirica ‘Blue Burgee’ 8.85 blue-violet blooms with distinctly yellow wire-type edging. (McEwen 1972) Tetraploid, Early Mid-Late. 4 1/2 inch ruf- IRO2900 Iris sibirica ‘Happy Event’ 12.85 fled flaring compact flowers on low stalks. Self of velvety (McEwen 1982) Tetraploid, Mid-Late bloom. Pure white of violet blue. Two branches 5-6 buds. 24 inches. lovely form. Superb parent. 37 inches. IRO2300 Iris sibirica ‘Blue Snippet’ 8.85 IRO2950 Iris sibirica ‘Harpswell Hallelujah’ 12.85 (McEwen 1977) Dipoid, Midseason. Violet-blue three-inch flow- (McEwen 1983) Tetraploid, Early Mid-Late Mid bloom. ers with violet-blue veins and pure white signals. 12-14 inches. Outstanding 5 1/2 inch flowers of rich violet-blue. IRO2375 Iris sibirica ‘Chartreuse Bounty’ 8.85 Exceptionally round, ruffled 2 1/2 inch falls. Wonderful par- (McEwen 1983) Diploid, Midseason and repeats. Greenish ent. HM 1985. 32 inches. yellow amoena. Open form with arching falls. Long bloom IRO2975 Iris sibirica ‘Harpswell Happiness’ 12.85 season. 30 inches. (McEwen 1983) Tetraploid., EM-LM. A beautiful creamy IRO2425 Iris sibirica ‘Circle Round’ 8.85 white. Round ruffled flaring form. Excellent parent. HM (McEwen) Tetraploid, Early Mid-Late Midseason bloom. This 1985. 32 inches. 4 1/2 inch medium violet blue flower is distinguished by its IRO3015 Iris sibirica ‘Harpswell Prelude’ 10.85 lovely, very round form and by its value as a parent. (McEwen 1994) Tetra VE & RB. Stds med blue-violet w/ Produces successive stalks for a good period of bloom. 27 darker blu-vio falls gold/brn signals. 20 inches. inches. IRO3025 Iris sibirica ‘Harpswell Snowburst’ 12.85 IRO2450 Iris sibirica ‘Cleve Dodge’ 8.85 (McEwen 1991) Tetraploid. The most outstanding feature of (McEwen 1971) Diploid, Midseason. Velvety midnight blue. this excellent flower is the dramatically stippled white signals Clean self with no signal. 30 inches. bursting out on the medium blue-violet falls. 36 inches. IRO2500 Iris sibirica ‘Dark Circle’ 7.85 IRO3050 Iris sibirica ‘Harpswell Velvet’ 11.85 (McEwen 1976) Tetraploid, Mid-Late bloom. Ruffled 5 1/2 (McEwen, 1991) Tetraploid, Early-M. Round 5 inch flowers inch self of dark, velvety blue purple. 2 1/2 inch semi-flar- of very dark blue purple with a very velvety texture. Very ing falls and large standards give globe-like form. No visible wide styles and silver wire type edging around the falls. 32 signals. inches. IRO2550 Iris sibirica ‘Dear Dianne’ 12.85 IRO3075 Iris sibirica ‘Hubbard’ 12.85 (McEwen 1979) Tetraploid, Mid-Late Mid bloom. Superior in (McEwen 1982) Tetraploid, EM-LM. Our finest red Siberian. every way! 6 inch flaring, ruffled flowers with 2 1/2 inch velvety, 5 1/2 in velvety rich red with greenish hafts and white sig- violet-blue falls, silver-edged. Marvelous parent. 27 inches. nals. Fine parent. 32 inches.

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IRO3150 Iris sibirica ‘Ivory Creme’ 8.85 IRO4000 Iris sibirica ‘Silver Edge’ 8.85 (McEwen 1987) Tetraploid, EM-Late. Beautifully ruffled, (McEwen 1974) Tetraploid, EM-LM. Six-inch medium blue creamy white 5 1/2 inch flowers with 2 1/2 inch falls. with falls circled by a silver edge. Gold signals. 2 branches, Signals are yellow with green veins. Styles white with feath- 5-6 buds. 30 inches. ered midribs. One branch and 4 buds on successive stalks. IRO4025 Iris sibirica ‘Snow Bounty’ 8.85 Fine parent. 38 inches. (McEwen 1974) Tetraploid, EM-LM. White 6 inch flowers IRO3175 Iris sibirica ‘Kennebee’ 8.85 with light yellow at hafts. 36 inches. (McEwen 1982) Dip., M. Lovely soft violet-blue 3 1/2 inch IRO4100 Iris sibirica ‘Teal Velvet’ 8.85 flaring, round flower. 2 branches, 6 buds. 39 inches. (McEwen 1981) Tetraploid, VE-M. 5 1/2 in. flaring reddish IRO3200 Iris sibirica ‘Lady Lilac’ 11.85 purple self distinguished by handsome size and color. (Currier McEwen, 1991) Tet., VE-EM. S. and feathered styles Extremely early bloom and velvety texture. No branch and 2 forming white cup with 3 large purple spots at bottom; pink buds but sends up successive stalks. 34 inches. lilac, darker around green signal, lighter at edge, hafts IRO4120 Iris sibirica ‘Tiffany Lass’ 8.85 green; ruffled. T(1)76/38B: (Lavender Light x Augury) X (McEwen 1988) Tetra, EM & RE. Vio-blue Std w/ darker vio- T(1)76/38K, sib. 32 inches. let mid-rib and falls. Velvety and ruffled. 28 inches. IRO3225 Iris sibirica ‘Lady of Quality’ 8.85 IRO4250 Iris sibirica ‘Yankee Consul’ 8.85 (McEwen 1982) Tetraploid, M-Late. Flaring 6 inch medium- (McEwen 1973) Tetraploid, EM-L Midseason. Medium vio- light violet-blue flowers with silver edging. 2 branches, 4-5 let-blue, 6 inch flowers with 1\4 inch lighter border. 1-2 buds. 34 inches. branches, 5-6 buds. 28 inches. IRO3300 Iris sibirica ‘Lavender Light’ 8.85 (McEwen 1974) Diploid, VE-Midseason and repeats. Lavender pink. Vertically arched form. 2 branches, 6-7 JEFFERSONIA buds. Extra early. 38 inches. JEF100 Jeffersonia diphylla 7.85 IRO3500 Iris sibirica ‘Navy Brass’ 9.85 Flowers of dusky blue that last only two-three days in early (McEwen 1974) Tetraploid, EM-Late. Six-inch flaring blooms spring. Blue-Green foliage adds interest the rest of the summer of navy blue with brassy gold signals. Awesome! 32 inches. season. Great as a groundcover for the woodland garden. Acidic, woodsy soil in partial shade. 12-16 inches. Zone 3-9. IRO3625 Iris sibirica ‘Peg Edwards’ 7.85 (McEwen 1975) Tetraploid., M.Flaring, light violet-blue flowers. Darker shoulders and white signals. Superb! HM 1976. LAMIUM (Dead Nettle) 36 inches. Quick-spreading ground cover that does well in shaded, IRO3700 Iris sibirica ‘Reddy Maid’ 8.85 dry areas or full sun with a moist soil. Late spring through (McEwen 1978) Tetraploid, EM-M. Velvety dark red with early summer, flowers are produced on 8 to 9 inch spikes. white signals and light green hafts. Occasional branch, 3 Attractive foliage brightens a dark spot in the shade gar- buds. Fine parent. 30 inches. den. Can be used as a filler to cover the voids left by IRO3900 Iris sibirica ‘Sassy Kooma’ 12.85 spring bulb displays. Zones 3-8. White blossoms with tinges of yellow on the inside petals. A great short selection for the front of the perennial border. LAM250 Lamium maculatum ‘Anne Greenaway’ 7.85 Mid season bloom. 18 inches. A new variety of Lamium. The leaves are a burst of light and dark greens, outlined in silver and gold stripping. Mauve IRO3950 Iris sibirica ‘Shirley’s Choice’ 8.85 pink flowers in late spring to early summer, and spreads to (McEwen 1987) Tetraploid, Midseason. Dainty four inch 18 inches. Hummingbirds like it too! Full sun to full shade. white flowers, charmingly ruffled, with the standards and 6-8 inches. Zone 3-8. feathered styles forming a central cup. The falls have a faint chartreuse tint deepening at the hafts. One branch and 3 LAM400 Lamium maculatum ‘Beacon Silver’ 7.85 buds on successive stalks. 31 inches. Silver and green foliage that takes on a purple hue in late fall and winter. Not as invasive as other forms. Pink flowers in May- June. This variety performs well in southern gardens. 4-8 inches. LAM545 Lamium maculatum ‘Pink Chablis’ 7.85 Silvery white leaves with a green margin and pink flowers. Full sun/light shade. Regular water. 8-12 “Your plants are robust inches. Hardy to -10 F or lower. and healthy as always!” LAM555 Lamium maculatum ‘Purple Dragon’ 7.85 - MH Thomaston,CT Deep purple snap dragon-like flowers atop extra large silvery foliage. Blooms all summer. Can be grown in sun or shade. Spreads by traveling stems for fast groundcover. 6-8 inches.

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LAM560 Lamium maculatum ‘Red Nancy’ 7.85 LIG500 Ligularia hessei 7.85 (Spotted Nettle) Nice red flowers. Fills in rapidly. 6-8 inches. Clear orange-yellow flowers blooming midsummer. Part sun/shade. 32 inches. LIG550 Ligularia japonica 10.85 LAVENDULA Huge dark green leaves are deeply dissected and cre- LAV170 Lavandula angustifolia ‘Hidcote Blue’ 7.85 ate a wonderful mound of foliage. The yellow-orange, Excellent color! Deep lavender-blue flowers on erect spikes. daisy-like foliage stands an additional two feet high. Best in Blooms in the summer. Compact 18 inches. part sun or shade and moist soil. 5 feet. Zone 4-7. LIG650 Ligularia przewalskii ‘Senior’ 7.85 LAV180 Lavandula angustifolia ‘Hidcote Pink’ 7.85 Very dark green foliage with deeply cut edges, nearly black Pink flowers in midsummer. Silver foliage. Full sun to part stems. Loose spikes of yellow flowers in July and August. shade. Great scent and compact size. Great for borders. 1- Prefers moist woodland soils. 4 to 5 feet. 2 feet. LIG675 Ligularia stenocephala ‘Little Rocket’ 10.85 LAV300 Lavandula angustifolia ‘Munstead’ 7.85 Bright yellow blooms in early summer. Requires partial Gray fragrant foliage.A nice lavender, easy to grow. Lavender shade. 24-36 inches. Zone 3-9. spikes. Full sun, well drained soil. 12-18 inches. LIG700 Ligularia stenocephala ‘The Rocket’ 7.85 One of our favorite perennials for midsummer bloom. Large green leaves measuring up to 6 inches long with bright yel- LIGULARIA low flower spikes that appear in July make for a winning If you have a moist area in full sun to partial shade, combination. 4-5 feet. reserve a spot for this eye-catching perennial. Yellow flow- LIG900 Ligularia x palmatiloba 7.85 ers. Very large leaves create a nice focal point in the gar- Deeply cut leaves up to 10 inch length. Daisy-like golden den. Zones 4-8. petalled flowers attract butterflies in mid-summer. Nice specimen plant! 3-4 feet. LIG100 Ligularia dentata 7.85 Mature large leaved clump that sends up erect spikes with orange-yellow daisy flowers in July. Partial shade, moist soil. LONICERA (Honeysuckle) 3-4 feet. Yellow and pink flowers all summer. Variegated foliage, LIG125 Ligularia dentata ‘Britt-Marie Crawford’ 9.85 even with some pink highlights. Especially fragrant at Large orange-yellow flower clusters with glossy chocolate- night. Hummingbird favorite! Zone 4-9. 6 to 8 ft. maroon foliage. Prefers sun to part shade and moist soil. LON075 Lonicera fragrantissima 12.85 Attracts butterflies. 3-4 feet. A medium size landscape shrub with superbly scented flow- LIG400 Ligularia dentata ‘Othello’ 7.85 ers. Flowers range in color from white, tinged pink, or red Attractive mahogany foliage and yellow orange daisy-like tones and appear very early in the season before the blossoms. Provides nectar for butterflies. July-August. Great foliage. The foliage is rounded and a pleasing blue green cut flowers. Prefers moist, organic woodland soils. 3 to 4 color. 6-10 feet. Zone 4-8. feet. LON100 Lonicera heckrottii ‘Goldflame’ 12.85 LIG450 Ligularia dentata ‘Sungold’ 7.85 A lovely vine that provides color throughout the season! (L. Sommergold) Beautiful green foliage with bright yellow Tubular pink and yellow blossoms from early summer until daisy-like flowers. Great for cutting. Attracts butterflies. frost. Full sun, partial shade. Average soil. In October, the Blooms mid-summer to autumn. At home in woodland gar- foliage puts on a nice bronze color. 10-20 feet. Zones dens. 36 inches. 4/5-9. LON350 Lonicera korolkowii v. floribunda ‘Blue Velvet’ 12.85 Blue Velvet Honeysuckle. A shrub form to 12 feet tall, 8 feet wide, soft pink flowers in spring, showy. On neat, blue-grey “ I have recommended you foliage. Red berries in the fall. Drought tolerant once estab- to others and written a lished. Bird lovers shrub. 12 feet. Zone 3. good review with Dave’s LON575 Lonicera periclymenum ‘Harlequin’ 12.85 Yellow and pink flowers all summer. Variegated foliage, even Garden Watchdog” with some pink highlights. Perfect for full sun or partial - WD Northford,CT shade. Especially fragrant at night. Hummingbirds love this plant! 6-8 feet. Zone 4-9.

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MONARDA (Bee Balm) Brilliant in the sunny perennial border. Strong upright stalks of “I appreciate your quality fragrant leaves bearing large heads or whorls of flowers sur- products and business.” rounded by very brightly colored bracts. They make wonderful - MC Colorado Springs, CO plants for attracting hummingbirds, butterflies, and bees. May need more moisture in southern gardens. Zones 3-7. MON110 Monarda didyma ‘Alba’ 7.85 LON580 Lonicera periclymenum ‘Serotina’ 12.85 Elegant white flowers. Leaves are strongly mint-scented, and Dark purple flowers with a yellow throat. This vine can reach they spread rapidly. Blooms in the summer in full sun or a height of 10-20 feet. Zone 4-8. part shade. Hummingbird, butterfly, or cut flower source. 3 LON742 Lonicera sempervirens ‘Alabama Crimson’12.85 feet. Zone 4-10. Bright red flowers bloom for months in summer. Twining MON120 Monarda didyma ‘Aquarius’ 7.85 growth habit. Full sun/part shade. 15-20 feet. Light pink flowers. Mildew resistant. Fragrant leaves. Attracts LON745 Lonicera sempervirens ‘Blanche Sandman’12.85 butterflies and hummingbirds. Great cut flower. 30 inches. A great choice due to its red flowers in mid summer.Attracts MON130 Monarda didyma ‘Balance’ 7.85 hummingbirds. Prefers full sun or light shade and moist, Bright pink flowers. Bright green foliage. Mildew resistant. well-drained, soil. 6-8 feet. 48 inches. LON755 Lonicera sempervirens ‘John Clayton’ 12.85 This is a great twining vine for the imaginative gardener. MON140 Monarda didyma ‘Beauty of Cobham’ 7.85 Produces red-orange flowers in April and red fruit in Lovely soft pink flowers with greenish/purple foliage. Full September through November. 20 feet. sun and good air circulation for best performance. Prefers a well-drained soil, and does not tolerate wet conditions. LON760 Lonicera sempervirens ‘Magnifica’ 12.85 Flowers July to August. 3 feet. Red blooms with yellow interiors in summer. An excellent hummingbird magnet. Sun/part shade. 15-25 feet. MON160 Monarda didyma ‘Blaustrunph’ 7.85 (M.‘Blue Stocking’)Violet-purple flowers in summer. Full sun LON850 Lonicera x ‘Mandarin’ 12.85 to part shade. Attracts butterflies and hummingbirds. 34- Summer blooms of dark reddish-orange clusters with paler 38 inches. yellow-orange inside. Leaves are dark coppery brown, maturing to green. 10 feet. MON200 Monarda didyma ‘Claire Grace’ 7.85 This great plant is mildew-resistant with excellent shiny foliage. The flowers are a soft lavender in June-July. Best in LUPINUS (Lupine) a well-drained soil. Fragrant foliage. Nice cut flowers. Anyone who has traveled the coast of Maine in June and MON225 Monarda didyma ‘Coral Reef’ 7.85 July are familiar with the wild meadows of lupine, creating Pink blooms late spring to early fall. Prefers full to part sun immense pastures of color year after year. Large spikes of with a moist soil. 14-18 inches. blooms and attractive foliage. Full sun, well-drained soil. MON230 Monarda didyma ‘Croftway Pink’ 7.85 Zones 4-8. Delicate rose-pink flowers in mid summer that last into September! Compact, upright and sturdy. Excellent for cut- LUP090 Lupinus x ‘Gallery Blue’ 6.85 ting. Mildew resistant and wonderful fragrance. Good butter- The classic. Blue and white flowers bloom in early summer. fly and hummingbird plant. 2-3 feet. Zone 3-8. Full sun. 15-18 inches. MON270 Monarda didyma ‘Donnerwolke’ 8.85 LUP095 Lupinus x ‘Gallery Pink’ 6.85 (M. ‘Thunder Cloud’) Reddish purple blooms attract butter- Two tone pink and white flower spikes. Blooms in early sum- flies and hummingbirds. Fragrant foliage. Nice cut flower mer. Full sun. 15-18 inches. that is mildew resistant. 3 feet. LUP100 Lupinus x ‘Gallery Red’ 6.85 MON300 Monarda didyma ‘Fireball’ 8.85 Dwarf habit with spikes of densely packed red flowers. Dwarf cultivar with large heads of red flowers over fragrant Summer bloom. Full sun. 18-20 inches. leaves. Blooms July to August. Provides nectar for humming- LUP120 Lupinus x ‘Gallery Yellow’ 6.85 birds and butterflies. Nice cut flower. 16 inches. Zone 4 to 8. Dwarf habit with spikes of densely packed yellow flowers. MON330 Monarda didyma ‘Jacob Cline’ 7.85 Summer bloom. Full sun. 18-20 inches. Deep red flowers in mid summer. Very fragrant foliage. LUP150 Lupinus regalis ‘Morello Cherry’ 7.85 Attracts butterflies and hummingbirds! One of the best Large stalks of rich cherry red flowers in early summer. mildew resistant monardas offered. Great for cut flower Flowers in the first year. 10 inches. arrangements. 3-4 feet. Zone 4-9.

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NEP745 Nepeta subsessilis ‘Candy Cat’ 8.85 Big dense clusters of 3/4 inch lavender-pink flowers “You are the best-and therefore on broad, glossy dark green leaves. Plants form neat rounded clumps. Full sun and moist soil. 26-28 inches. my favorite-mail order plant NEP746 Nepeta ‘Cool Cat’ 8.85 -SC Remsen,NY company!” Cool lavender-blue flowers earlier than Candy Cat. Slightly taller. 20-36 inches. Zone 3-8. NEP747 Nepeta ‘Kit Cat’ 8.85 A unique new dwarf form, not only shorter and MON360 Monarda didyma ‘Mahogany’ 7.85 denser but leaves and flowers are miniature, but Deep maroon flowers mid to late summer. Attracts hum- numerous. Flowers are nearly true blue. 18 inches. mingbirds and butterflies. Perfect for cut flowers and is very NEP750 Nepeta subsessilis ‘Sensibilis’ 7.85 fragrant foliage. 36 inches. Aromatic, grayish colored foliage. Full sun to part shade. MON370 Monarda didyma ‘Marshall’s Delight’ 7.85 16-20 inches. Recommended variety! Very long-lasting bright pink flowers- NEP880 Nepeta x faassenii ‘Walker’s Low’ 7.85 great for cuttings! Appears to be resistant to mildew. Leaves 2007 PERENNIAL OF THE YEAR! Mounds of gray-green are fragrant. Attracts hummingbirds and butterflies. 36 inches. foliage. Lavender-blue flowers June through September. MON420 Monarda didyma ‘Petite Delight’ 7.85 Good grower. 10 inches. Zones 4-7. Lavender rose flowers, make great cuttings. Fragrant dark NEP900 Nepeta ‘Joanna Reed’ 7.85 green, glossy foliage. Mildew resistant.A nice compact plant Dark violet-blue tubular flowers with pink hues in throat. that attracts butterflies and hummingbirds. 24 inches. Upright habit. 36 inches. MON440 Monarda didyma ‘Pink Supreme’ 7.85 Summer blooms of cerise pink on a dwarf plant.Attracts hummingbirds and butterflies from July to August. OENOTHERA (Evening Primrose) Fragrant foliage. Nice cut flower. 16 inches. Zone 4 to 8. OEN077 Oenothera fruticosa ‘Spring Gold’ 10.85 MON442 Monarda didyma ‘Pink Tourmaline’ 7.85 With an array of seasonal colors this Evening Primrose Bright raspberry pink flowers held in deep purple bracts. has Spring foliage that breaks ground pink and white Prefers full sun or part shade and well-drained soil. 3-4 feet. then moves on to summer foliage with green and white. In early summer, large night fragrant yellow blooms appear. 12 inches. MON520 Monarda didyma ‘Raspberry Wine’ 7.85 Beautiful wine red flowers. Blooms in mid summer. Long OEN175 Oenothera ‘Silver Blade’ 10.85 blooming. 4 feet. Zones 4-9. Plants with silver-white leaves and clear yellow flowers. Best on well drained soils, were they will bloom May to frost. MON580 Monarda didyma ‘Squaw’ 7.85 Drought tolerant. 5 inches. Zones 4-9 Large clear red flowers atop a very vigorous grower. Mildew resistant. A wise selection for a great red bee balm. 48 inches. PACHYSANDRA NEPETA One of the best evergreen ground covers for partly shady If you have a cat, you may already know Nepeta cataria, areas. Easy to grow in ordinary soil. Thrives in dry loca- old-fashioned catnip. Besides making cats crazier than tions under trees or shrubs. 6-12 inches. they already are, catnip is said to repels rats. The genus, PAC050 Pachysandra procumbens 7.85 however, offers much more variety and consists of over Very attractive mottled purple foliage. White pink tinged 250 species. Nepeta is in the mint family, characterized flowers in late spring are slightly fragrant. Handsome. 6 by square stems, opposite leaves and white to blue flow- inches. Zones 5-9. ers. Plants prefer full sun in northern areas with a well- PAC080 Pachysandra procumbens ‘Forest Green’ 8.85 drained soil. Zone 4-8. A great clump forming woodland plant with white bottle brush type flowers in the spring. 6-8 inches. NEP250 Nepeta grandiflora ‘Dawn to Dusk’ 7.85 Light pink flowers each with salmon-pink outer petals. Gray- PAC100 Pachysandra terminalis 7.85 green foliage. 36 inches. Zones 4-7. Excellent waxy evergreen foliage and dainty white flowers. Covers quickly. 6 inches. Zone 4-9. NEP700 Nepeta sibirica ‘Souvenir d’Andre Chaudron’7.85 Masses of blue flowers appear in July to the end of August. PAC130 Pachysandra terminalis ‘Cabbage Leaf’ 7.85 Full sun and a well-drained soil. Nice! 36 inches. Zone 3-8. Green shiny foliage with larger leaves. 6 inches. Zones 4-9.

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PAC140 Pachysandra terminalis ‘Cut Leaf’ 7.85 PAE0380 Paeonia lactiflora ‘Inspecteur Lavergne’ 16.85 A distinctive look in pachysandra! Each leaf has deeply cut, (Doriat 1924) Globe-shaped bright crimson flowers with serrated edges creating a more exotic appearance. Fast pale edges. Fragrant. Mid-season. 31inches. growing. 6 inches. Zone 4 to 9. PAE0400 Paeonia lactiflora ‘Judy Becker’ 16.85 PAC160 Pachysandra terminalis ‘Green Sheen’ 7.85 (Sass,1941) Double very rich dark red. Sturdy stems. Mid A beautiful pachysandra with deep green, luxurious shiny to late season. 30 inches. foliage. Perfectly hardy. A nice addition to the shade or woodland garden. 6 inches. Zone 4-9. PAE0420 Paeonia lactiflora ‘Kansas’ 16.85 Double bright clear red/pink flowers. AMERICAN PEONY PAC200 Pachysandra terminalis ‘Variegata’ 7.85 SOCIETY GOLD MEDAL WINNER. Dependable bloomer every A lovely form with white and green leaves. This is particular- ly effective where contrast with surrounding green plants is year. Early. 30 inches. desired. 6 inches. Zone 4-9. PAE0480 Paeonia lactiflora ‘Longfellow’ 16.85 (Brand 1907) Double flowers of bright crimson. Will not fade. Mid-season. 32 inches. PAEONIA (Peony) PAE0580 Paeonia lactiflora ‘Modesta’ 16.85 Considered by many to be the queen of the herbaceous Double very dark red. Midseason. Great for perennial border! Massive showy blooms from pure white to red as boarders. 32 inches. well as many shades of pink. These colors crown the lustrous deep green foliage. An excellent flower for cutting. PAE0780 Paeonia lactiflora ‘Rachel’ 16.85 Extremely long-lived and undemanding, the peony does (Terry) Medium sized, semi-rose dark crimson flowers. best in full sun and well drained humus-rich soil. Planting Heavy bloomer. 30 inches. depth is critical. The new eyes (tiny pink buds) should be PAE0960 Paeonia lactiflora ‘Shawnee Chief’ 16.85 two inches below the soil line. (Bigger, 1940) Double dark red flowers. Very good grower with stiff stems. Midseason. 36 inches. PAEONIA - RED PAEONIA - PINK PAE0040 Paeonia lactiflora ‘Adolphe Rousseau’ 16.85 (Dessert & Mechin,1890) Fragrant, intense, red semi-dou- PAE1200 Paeonia lactiflora ‘Chestine Gowdy’ 16.85 ble or double flowers from early to mid summer and dark (Brand, 1913) Double pink flowers. Outer petals light rose, green leaves. This lovely, long lived, late flowering peony is surrounded by a belt of red-edged petals; collar petals perfect for a border in full sun or partial shade. Crimson red. creamy white. Excellent fragrance. Late. Strong grower with June-July 30-34 inches. nice foliage. 48 inches. PAE1260 Paeonia lactiflora ‘Coral Fay’ 18.85 PAE0100 Paeonia lactiflora ‘Blaze’ 16.85 (Fay) Semi-double of radiant pink with coral overtones. The semi double red flowers blooms in the early season.The Finely cut foliage. Early. 30 inches. flower has two or three rows of petals and is a very reliable variety. 29 inches. Zones 2-10. PAE1280 Paeonia lactiflora ‘Coral Queen’ 18.85 (H.P. Sass, 1937) Double light pink rose like flowers. Late PAE0160 Paeonia lactiflora ‘Caroline Mather’ 16.85 summer. Full sun. 34 inches. Bright rosy red. Early midseason. 32 inches. PAE1300 Paeonia lactiflora ‘Coral Supreme’ 22.85 PAE0180 Paeonia lactiflora ‘Cherry Bomb’ 16.85 Fully cupped semi-double blooms of salmon coral on a vig- Double deep red blooms. Early to mid-season. 34 inches. orous plant. 36 inches. PAE0240 Paeonia lactiflora ‘Felix Crousse’ 16.85 (Crousse 1881) Double ruby-red. Fragrant. Vigorous grower. Late mid-season. PAE0280 Paeonia lactiflora ‘Francis Ortegot’ 16.85 “The peonies were (Parmentier 1850) Fragrant dark red blossoms. Mid-sea- gorgeous… huge, healthy and son. 40 inches. fresh. Customer service was PAE0320 Paeonia lactiflora ‘General MacMahon’ 16.85 Rose-red double flowers in midseason. Makes a great excellent, too. Thank you!” choice for the landscape having great color and strong - HD Cambridge, NY stems. 36-48 inches.

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PAE1965 Paeonia lactiflora ‘Pink Baroness Schroeder’ 16.85 Large deep shell pink flowers. Full sun. 30-36 inches. PAE2040 Paeonia lactiflora ‘Raspberry Sundae’ 18.85 (Klehm 1968) Double raspberry pink flowers, intense in the Do You Wish center and diffusing to a paler hue on its outer petals. Large to receive our periodic flowers up to six inches in width. Sweet fragrance. Midseason. 26 inches. e-newsletter with featured PAE2120 Paeonia lactiflora ‘Sarah Bernhardt’ 16.85 Large double flowers of soft seashell pink speckled with plants,collection reports, red. Lighter edges give a frosted effect. Mild fragrance. Late essays and recent additions to mid-season. 36 inches. PAE2140 Paeonia lactiflora ‘Sebastian Mass’ 16.85 to our catalog listings? Simply Large pure pink blossoms. Mid season flowering. 32 inches. Zones 3-8. sign up online or include on PAE2220 Paeonia lactiflora ‘Sorbet’ 16.85 order form. We do not sell or Double pink with a double center of light pink and canary yellow. 28 inches. share e-mail addreses. PAE2330 Paeonia lactiflora ‘Westerner’ 18.85 Awesome orchid pink blooms starting in mid season. Prefers full sun. 36 inches.

PAE1320 Paeonia lactiflora ‘Dancing Butterflies’ 16.85 Bright fushia single flowers with yellow stamens in mid PAEONIA - WHITE spring. Very floriferous and vigorous. 24-30 inches. PAE2450 Paeonia lactiflora ‘Bu-Te-white’ 18.85 Pure white flowers. Full sun late mid season. 3-5 feet. PAE1400 Paeonia lactiflora ‘Dr. Alexander Fleming’ 16.85 Deep rose pink flowers. Sweetly scented. Early to mid sea- PAE2760 Paeonia lactiflora ‘Kelway’s Glorious’ 18.85 son. 24-36 inches. (Kelway 1909) Double white flowers, crimson streaks on the outside of the guard petals. Free-flowering. Rose-like fra- PAE1540 Paeonia lactiflora ‘Jacorma’ 16.85 grance. Midseason. 32-34 inches. Bright pink double flowers with touches of dark pink towards the inner part of the petals. A fragrant bloom and PAE2820 Paeonia lactiflora ‘Laura Dessert’ 16.85 strong stems make this a great cut flower! 30-36 inches. (Dessert 1913) Pale pink buds opening to cream or pale Zone 3-8. lemon flowers becoming white. Early midseason. Moderate fragrance. 36 inches. PAE1600 Paeonia lactiflora ‘Koningin Wilhelmina’16.85 Striking semi double fuchsia pink blooms with white edges. PAE3100 Paeonia lactiflora ‘Primevere’ 16.85 32 inches. (Lemoine 1907) Creamy white blossoms with centers of canary-yellow becoming light with age. Moderately fragrant. PAE1660 Paeonia lactiflora ‘Lillian Gumm’ 16.85 Good foliage. (Gumm, 1921) Deep rose-pink. Fragrant. 40 inches. PAE3180 Paeonia lactiflora ‘Vogue’ 16.85 PAE1680 Paeonia lactiflora ‘Lovely Rose’ 16.85 Semi-double white flowers with random pink tinges and red Semi double creamy dark rose color. Very unique in color. thread-like edges. Midseason bloomer. 34 inches. June/July. 40 inches. Zone 4-7. PAE1780 Paeonia lactiflora ‘Mme Emile Debatene’16.85 PAEONIA - JAPANESE SINGLES Double rose-shaped flowers of warm pink with a center of PAE3390 Paeonia japonica ‘Barrington Belle’ 21.85 small curly petals. Free flowering with a spicy fragrance. Mid Japanese single flower, maroon red flowers with lemon yel- to late bloomer. 30 inches. low stamens. Mid season bloomer. Full sun. 30-34 inches. PAE1880 Paeonia lactiflora ‘Nancy Nora’ 16.85 Zone 2-10. Deep vibrant pink flowers create a luxurious display in early- PAE3400 Paeonia japonica ‘Bowl of Beauty’ 16.85 to-mid summer. Sports deep green foliage and is a round- An outstanding variety. Rose guard petals, pale yellow sta- ed growth form. menoides. Very fragrant. Early. 36 inches. PAE1930 Paeonia lactiflora ‘Paula Fay’ 16.85 PAE3460 Paeonia japonica ‘Buttercup’ 16.85 Deep pink single flowers. Sunny, well drained soil. 24 Japanese. White flowers. Late midseason. Fragrant! 36 inches. inches.

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PAE4160 Paeonia lactiflora ‘White Wings’ 16.85 PHLOX - BLUE/PURPLE Very large white single flowers. Dark, glossy foliage. PHL0120 Phlox paniculata ‘Blue Paradise’ 7.85 Midseason. 36 inches. Gorgeous blue flowers with dark blue eye. In our opinion one of the best blue phlox available! 2-3 feet. Zones 4-8. PAEONIA - FERNLEAF PHL0130 Phlox paniculata ‘David’s Lavendar’ 8.85 PAE5060 Paeonia tenuifolia ‘Rubra’ 28.85 Lavender colored blooms late summer. Full to part Fernleaf Peony. Deeply divided dark green foliage with single sun. Moist soil. 5 feet. deep red cup shaped flowers, early to mid season. 21 inches. PHL0200 Phlox paniculata ‘Franz Schubert’ 7.85 A very attractive phlox with large blossoms of lilac accented with a prominent star shaped eye. 24-36 inches. Exquisite! PEROVSKIA (Russian Sage) PHL0250 Phlox paniculata ‘Hesperis’ 7.85 Especially hot summers are not for this plant, but if you Tall phlox with intense pink blooms. Blooms in early sum- can avoid that much you will have a wonderful drought mer, 2-3 feet. Prefers sun or light shade. resistant treat. As a garden plant, Perovskia provides great PHL0270 Phlox paniculata ‘Jr Dream’ 10.85 beauty and fragrance. Loose flowers appear in mid to late Bright purple, magenta compact phlox. Requires full summer, adding a feeling of lightness to the garden. With sunlight. 18-22 inches. Zone 3-9. adequate care, these plants will treat you quite well. PHL0300 Phlox paniculata ‘Katherine’ 7.85 PER100 Perovskia atriplicifolia 7.85 Highly rated for mildew resistance, long blooming lavender Russian Sage. Chosen by the Perennial Plant Association as with a white eye. Blooms mid summer into fall. Great for the PERENNIAL PLANT FOR 1995! Small blue flowers on cutting. 2 to 3 feet. Zones 4-9. long stems with silvery-gray foliage, giving off a sage-like PHL0320 Phlox paniculata ‘Laura’ 7.85 fragrance when crushed. Plant in full sun, in well-drained A nice grower that sports purple flowers with a white center. location. Blooms August to September. Ideal for southern Blooms in mid summer into early fall. Mildew resistant. Full gardens. 2-3 feet. Zones 3-9. sun and well draining soil. 48 inches. PER175 Perovskia atriplicifolia ‘Little Spire’ 7.85 PHL0410 Phlox paniculata ‘Magic Blue’ 7.85 Lavender-blue flowers in June-July. Dwarf form. Best in sun Flowers first bloom as solid lavender pink with a light col- and well-drained soil, drought resistant. Cut back hard in ored eye and then, like magic, mature to a pale color with the spring to promote new growth and lots of flowers. a stronger colored eye. Blooms into the summer months. Fragrant foliage. 18 inches. Zones 4-10. Full sun and partial shade. 42 inches. PHL0440 Phlox paniculata ‘Nicky’ 7.85 PERSICARIA (Knot Weed) Stunning color! The darkest purple of all, a real royal to plum shade. It’s also fragrant, mildew resistant and blooms (or syn: Polygonum) . from summer into fall. 36 inches.

PES130 Persicaria affinis ‘Dimity’ 7.85 Perfect groundcover! While in bloom, flower stalks are pink, PHLOX - ORANGE and after the petals have fallen, they become reddish. PHL0640 Phlox paniculata ‘Orange Perfection’ 7.85 Begins to bloom in early June. Prefer full sun and partial This is one of our favorite phlox. Fragrant bright shade. 8 inches. Zone 3. orange flowers with a hint of dark salmon in the cen- PES650 Persicaria virginiana ‘Lance Corporal’ 7.85 ter. The length of bloom has been up to two months long Large green oval leaves marked with a brick red chevron. starting in August! Great for the border, cut flower, butterfly Tiny red flowers in Aug/Sept. 24-30 inches. and hummingbird gardens. 24-36 inches. PES700 Persicaria virginiana ‘Painter’s Palette’ 8.85 PHL0660 Phlox paniculata ‘Prince of Orange’ 7.85 Light orange flowers in mid to late summer. A great color! Tall mounds of full foliage that has random splashes of Stands out in the perennial garden adding a unique inter- cream marbling. Short, dense spikes of red flowers in July est to any color scheme. Attracts butterflies and humming- to August. 28 inches. Zone 5 to 8. birds. Good cut flower. 2-3 feet.

PHLOX (Garden Phlox) PHLOX - PINK The spectacular show produced by garden phlox is invaluable PHL0740 Phlox paniculata ‘Barci’ 7.85 for late season color. Up to five-inch diameter flower heads, Very showy soft pink flowers with a deep rose pink center. many with a pleasing fragrance. A moist well-drained sunny An improved Miss Pepper, more floriferous and mildew location is best. Blooms mid to late summer. Zone 4-8. resistant. 20 inches.

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PHL0780 Phlox paniculata ‘Becky Towe’ 7.85 PHL1610 Phlox paniculata ‘Speed Limit’ 7.85 A variegated phlox with gold to cream leaf edges. Good cut Beautiful candy pink flushed white flowers. Bloom July thought flower. Salmon rose flowers with a darker magenta eye with October. Full sun to part shade. Mildew resistant. 3-4 feet. a sweet fragrance are abundant in mid summer. Attracts hummingbirds and butterflies. 20 to 28 inches. PHLOX - RED PHL0900 Phlox paniculata ‘Dodo Hanbury Forbes’ 7.85 PHL1820 Phlox paniculata ‘Eden’s Smile’ 7.85 Large clear pink blossoms in mid to late summer. Mildew resistant clean foliage. Fragrant, mauve flowers Somewhat fragrant flowers attract butterflies and humming- attract butterflies and hummingbirds. July and August. Good birds. Great for cutting! 2-3 feet. Zone 4-9. cut flower. 32 inches. PHL1160 Phlox paniculata ‘Flamingo’ 7.85 PHL1960 Phlox paniculata ‘Red Magic’ 7.85 Attractive shrimp pink flowers each with a red eye. Fragrant Wonderful dark red blooms in late summer that last into blooms attract butterflies and hummingbirds! Good cut mid fall. Great as a cut flower. Attracts butterflies and hum- flower. 30 inches. mingbirds. 2-3 feet. Zone 4-8. PHL1210 Phlox paniculata ‘Jr. Bouquet’ 10.85 PHL1980 Phlox paniculata ‘Red Riding Hood’ 7.85 Light pink, short, compact phlox! Requires full sun. 18-22 Cherry red flowers in mid summer into fall. Dark, mildew inches. Zone 3-9. resistant foliage. Butterflies and hummingbirds like this one! Great choice for fragrant cut flowers. Prefers full sun PHL1212 Phlox paniculata ‘Jr. Dance’ 10.85 and moist soil. 22 inches. Zone 4-8. A beautiful salmon pink compact phlox. Requires full sun. 18-22 inches. Zone 3-9. PHL2000 Phlox paniculata ‘Red Super’ 7.85 Large light-red flowers in late summer into early fall. Dark, PHL1220 Phlox paniculata ‘Juliet’ 7.85 mildew resistant foliage. Fragrant flowers are excellent for Very delicate pale pink flowers in mid to late summer. Great cutting and also provide nectar for hummingbirds and but- for cutting. Add to your garden to attract butterflies and terflies. 28 inches. Zone 4-9. hummingbirds. Fragrant. 24 inches. Zone 3-8. PHL1240 Phlox paniculata ‘Little Princess’ 7.85 PHLOX - WHITE True pink flowers with a white eye zone. This little plant PHL2140 Phlox paniculata ‘David’ 7.85 blooms profusely in late summer. Great for cut flower If you have never grown garden phlox, this is a beautiful one arrangements. Also great for attracting hummingbirds and to start with! Large flowers of pure white which last into butterflies. 20 inches. Zone 4-8. September. The foliage has shown very good resistance to PHL1260 Phlox paniculata ‘Lizzy’ 7.85 powdery mildew and the fragrance is wonderful! A stunning Vivid pink with a white eye. Fragrant blooms appear in mid variety providing nectar for butterflies and hummingbirds. summer, attracting butterflies and hummingbirds. A great Do we need to say anything more? 36 inches. plant for cut flowers. Mildew resistant. Compact. 20 inches. PHL2240 Phlox paniculata ‘Ice Cap’ 7.85 Zone 4-8. Large white blossoms above very disease resistant PHL1420 Phlox paniculata ‘Pink Gown’ 7.85 foliage. A favorite of the hardy perennial border. Tall plants for back of the border. Blossoms from July through Large dense flower heads of bright pink with dark pink September. Full to partial sun. 3-4 feet. centers. Full sun with well drained soil. 24 inches. PHL1500 Phlox paniculata ‘Rainbow’ 7.85 Fragrant flowers will lure butterflies and hummingbirds to PHLOX MACULATA your garden. Blooms have many shades of pink with pale PHL2565 Phlox maculata ‘Flower Power’ 7.85 eyes. July to August. Wonderful cut flower! 32 inches. White flowers flecked w/pink in July and August. Sturdy stems and mildew resistant. 8-12 inches. PHL1510 Phlox paniculata ‘Rijnstroom’ 7.85 Tall, long blooming cultivar with deep rose pink flowers. July to August. Prefers sun to part shade with PHLOX (VARIOUS SPECIES) moist soil. 2-3 feet. Zone 4-8. PHL3560 Phlox carolina ‘Miss Lingard’ 7.85 PHL1560 Phlox paniculata ‘Salmon Beauty’ 7.85 A lovely fragrant white blooming phlox that is very mildew Salmon pink flower blooms spring to late summer in resistant. Glossy foliage. Early blossoms open in July. 2 to 3 moist soil and full sun. Good for borders and cut feet. Zone 3-8. flowers. 2-3 feet. Zone 3-9. PHL3585 Phlox divaricata ‘Blue Perfume’ 7.85 PHL1600 Phlox paniculata ‘Shortwood’ 7.85 Outstanding groundcover! Bluish lavender fragrant Sport of P. ‘David.’ Vivid pink blooms that make great cut narrow petaled flowers in early summer. Great choice flowers. Fragrant and mildew resistant. For that sunny spot for a woodland setting. Tolerates a shady spot with a moist in your butterfly and hummingbird garden. 3-4 feet. soil. 12-16 inches.

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PHL3600 Phlox divaricata ‘Clouds of Perfume’ 7.85 PON115 Polygonatum commutatum 7.85 Lavender flowers in early summer. Great groundcover for (Syn: P. giganteum) (Great Solomon’s Seal) Make sure to light shade. Fragrant! 8-12 inches. reserve enough room for this outstanding shade plant! It PHL3760 Phlox divaricata ‘White Perfume’ 6.85 will colonize a large area if allowed. Regardless, the attrac- White fragrant narrow petaled flowers cover this compact tive foliage is reason enough to include it in a woodland plant in spring to early summer. Ideal plant for a woodland collection. 4 feet. garden or as a border plant in part shade. 10-14 inches. PON200 Polygonatum humile 7.85 PHL6010 Phlox x arendsii ‘Babyface’ 6.85 A dwarf like habit. Bright green leaves parallel to one Baby pink flowers with a very pronounced large rosy- another on each stem. White flowers appear along each red eye. Summer. Full sun to part shade. Plant in stem in late spring. Perfect for the woodland garden or a well-drained soil. 25-30 inches. shady area of the rock garden. Unique! 6-8 inches. Zones 5-8. PHL6060 Phlox x arendsii ‘Lilac Star’ 7.85 Lilac purple flowers to with a sweet fragrance. May to June. PON440 Polygonatum odoratum ‘Variegatum’ 7.85 18 inches. A beautiful bi-colored variety with leaves edged in PHL6090 Phlox x arendsii ‘Pink Attraction’ 8.85 creamy white. Brightens up a dull spot in the shade gar- Soft pink slightly fragrant flowers stand out against den. Partial shade to full shade in northern climate. 24 dark green leaves. 18-24 inches. inches. Zone 3-8. PHL6140 Phlox x arendsii ‘Sabine’ 7.85 May to July blooms of a soft, bluish pink with a sweet PULMONARIA (Lungwort) fragrance. Prefers full sun and moist soil. 20 inches. Zone 4-8. Low-growing sturdy perennials for the shady garden or in full sun if ample moisture is supplied. The bold foliage is POLEMONIUM (Jacob’s Ladder) lovely all season and sets off the bright flowers which come very early in the spring. Almost slug proof. Ideal for Attractive foliage comprised of leaves that produce the woodland or waterside. 8-12 inches. Zone 4 to 8. leaflets arranged in a ‘ladder-like’ fashion. Flowers appear in June/July. Easy to grow. Full sun to partial shade. PUL080 Pulmonaria longifolia ‘Bertram Anderson’7.85 Average soil. 18-24 inches. Zones 2-7. Rosettes of narrow, dark green, silver spotted leaves. Deep blue flowers atop six inch stems in March. 6-10 inches. POL025 Polemonium boreale ‘Heavenly Habit’ 7.85 Zones 3-8. Very glossy green foliage. Large blue flowers with a white center. Blooms in early to mid summer. Very PUL090 Pulmonaria longifolia ssp. cevennensis 7.85 fragrant variety of Jacobs ladder. Great for perennial beds. Similar to ‘Bertrum Anderson’ except it has more silvery col- 8-12 inches. Zones 3-7. ored leaves. These leaves grow up to 26 inches, extremely POL360 Polemonium caeruleum ‘Bressingham Purple’ 7.85 long and darker green than other pulmonarias for a strong Deep, rich purple flowers May through June. Prefer full sun contrast with the silvering. Spring flowers of dark violet blue. to part shade. 18 inches. Zone 4-9. 24 inches. POL650 Polemonium ‘Stairway to Heaven’ 8.85 PUL100 Pulmonaria longifolia ‘Diana Clare’ 7.85 Blue flowers late spring to early summer. Part sun. Eye catching silver apple green leaves are long and point- Moist soil. 10-16 inches. ed. Large violet blue flowers with a purple stripe in spring. Multi crowned plants. Doesn’t respond well to being cut POL700 Polemonium yezoense ‘Purple Rain’ 8.85 A deep plum cast overlaying the green fernlike foliage. Large back. 8 to 10 inches. Zone 3 to 9. blue spring flowers. An impressive foliage for contrast, tex- PUL130 Pulmonaria longifolia ‘Raspberry Splash’ 9.85 ture and color all season. 24 inches. Brilliant silvered leaves with a strong upright growing habit. Raspberry pink flowers bloom in spring. Prefers moist soil. POLYGONATUM (Solomon’s Seal) 12-16 inches. PUL140 Pulmonaria longifolia ‘Roy Davidson’ 7.85 A nice plant for the shade or woodland garden. Dark green foliage with silver/white splotches. Dainty peri- Graceful arching stems that bear drooping white flow- winkle blue flowers in the spring is an added bonus to the ers. Requires a moist well-drained soil. Blooms May- already attractive foliage. Full sun to part shade. 10-12 June. Zone 3 to 7. inches. PON100 Polygonatum biflorum (Small Solomon’s Seal) 7.85 PUL185 Pulmonaria saccharata ‘Polar Splash’ 8.85 White pendulous flowers are followed by blue-black berries. Dark green leaves vividly splashed with silver spots. In 24-36 inches. spring blue buds open to pink flowers. 10-12 inches.

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ROD120 Rodgersia henrici 7.85 Highly textured, bronze foliage with bright red stalks. Covered with dark pink double flowers in summer. 4 feet. “Biggest plants for the lowest Zones 4-7. price I have ever seen from a ROD150 Rodgersia pinnata 7.85 mail order company!” Attractive bronze foliage. Creamy-rose flower spikes. An excellent addition to the shade garden. Moist, well drained - LA Rumney,NH soil. 36 inches. Zone 5-7.

PUL200 Pulmonaria rubra 7.85 ROD175 Rodgersia pinnata ‘Elegans’ 7.85 Coral pink flowers in late spring. Attractive light green Bold coarse foliage that resembles a horse chestnut tree. foliage. Part shade, nice moist soil. This plant reseeds itself Flowers are pink. Moist well drained soil. 30-35 inches. to make a nice ground cover. Deer resistant! 15-18 inches. ROD180 Rodgersia pinnata ‘Firework’ 11.85 PUL290 Pulmonaria saccharata ‘Barfields Pink’ 7.85 Pink flowers with a dark pink eye zone. Foliage edged Velvety solid green leaves with no spots producing multiple in red. Stunning! Provide consistently moist soil with pink, rose striped flowers in April to May. 12 inches. part to full shade. Blooms in early summer. 24-36 inches. PUL320 Pulmonaria saccharata ‘Berries & Cream’7.85 ROD300 Rodgersia tabularis (Syn. Astiboides tabularis) 8.85 The foliage is undulating and shimmering silver from its par- Large circular leaves dark green with creamy white sprays of ents. Deer and slug resistant. Flowers are a raspberry color and flowers in mid summer. 24-36 inches. change slightly to purple. Part shade.10 inches. Zones 4-9. ROD500 Rodgersia x ‘Hercules’ 8.85 PUL360 Pulmonaria saccharata ‘Dora Bielefeld’ 7.85 Large fans of bold foliage, tall branching panicles of Bright pink flowers. Silvery spotted foliage. Blooms heavily and pure pink. June to July. Best in part shade and mois- retains until the end of the season. 12 inches. Zones 3-7. ture retentive soils. 40 inches. PUL430 Pulmonaria saccharata ‘Little Star’ 9.85 Narrow, silver-spotted leaves with showy cobalt-blue flowers blooming in spring. Makes a great plant for the front of the RUDBECKIA (Brown-eyed Susan) woodland garden. Superb! 6 inches. A reliable group of perennials, producing daisy-like flow- PUL460 Pulmonaria saccharata ‘Mrs. Moon’ 7.85 ers that provide color to the garden in late summer Lungwort. Pink flowers turning blue appear in May-June. through fall. Many varieties are ideal for the back of the Spotted foliage. Shade with moist soil. 12 inches. Zones 3-8. border, along fences or walls. Full sun, any well-drained soil. Ideal cut flower. PUL510 Pulmonaria saccharata ‘Smokey Blue’ 7.85 April to May blooms of light lavender blue. Silvery white blotch- RUD280 Rudbeckia hirta ‘Irish Eyes’ 7.85 es on green leaves. Shaded areas with moist soil. 12 inches. Bright yellow flowers except the eye zone is green. Blooms PUL520 Pulmonaria saccharata ‘Somibar’ 7.85 in mid to late summer and likes full sun. 2-3 Feet. Lovely purple flowers backed by white spotted green leaves.12 inches. PUL605 Pulmonaria x ‘Baby Blue’ 8.85 SALVIA Floriferous, tight mound of large, baby pink flowers over sil- A diverse genus of plants in the mint family often with aro- ver foliage. As they fade they turn to a shade of baby blue. matic foliage. The tubular flowers range in color from the 9 inches. clearest blue, to purple and pink. July/September. Full sun PUL650 Pulmonaria x ‘Opal’ 12.85 and a well-drained soil. Withstand drought conditions. Mounds of white blotched hairy leaves. A multitude Good hummingbird/butterfly plants. of small white tubular flowers. 12 inches. SAL210 Salvia nemorosa ‘Blue Hills’ 7.85 Glowing purple stems loaded with true blue flowers from RODGERSIA (Rodger’s Flower) June to October. Gray-green aromatic foliage, it makes an A stately perennial under-utilized in the garden and attractive accent all summer long. Full sun in a moist well- esteemed for its beautiful foliage. Best in moist, rich soil. Can drained area. 15 inches. be utilized around ponds or streams. Full sun/part shade. SAL650 Salvia praetensis ‘Rose Rhapsody’ 8.85 A selection of meadow sage with long stems of ROD100 Rodgersia aesculifolia 7.85 hooded pink flowers produced high above the short (Fingerleaf Rodgersia) Broad, crinkled bronze-tinted leaves mounds of light green crinkled leaves. Re-blooms in early made up of several 8-10 inch long leaflets. Creamy white flower fall if cut back after first bloom. 20 inches. clusters midsummer. Very handsome. 3-6 feet. Zones 4-7.

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SAL740 Salvia verticillata ‘Purple Rain’ 7.85 SED120 Sedum ‘Fire Glow’ 7.85 Masses of purple flowers starting in July and lasting into Brilliant red flowers early-late summer. Sun, well drained September. Great for naturalizing in sunny woodlands. 18 soil. 3-6 inches. inches. SED150 Sedum ‘Green Expectations’ 7.85 SAL780 Salvia x sylvestris ‘Blue Hill’ 7.85 Green yellow flowers, blue-green foliage. Sun, well drained True blue flowers. A reliable and long-lived plant. 12-24 soil. 18 inches. inches. Zones 4-7. SED290 Sedum ruprechtii 6.85 SAL800 Salvia x sylvestris ‘Blue Queen’ 7.85 Beautiful bluish bronze foliage, pinkish flowers late in sum- Long-blooming violet-blue flowers. 18-24 inches. Zones mer/fall. 15 inches. 4-7. SED300 Sedum sieboldii 6.85 Pink flower heads in Sept-Oct. Wonderful glossy green foliage. Semi-evergreen. 6-8 inches. Zones 3-8. SANGUISORBA (Great Burnet) SED330 Sedum sieboldii ‘Neon’ 7.85 A small genus of perennials known for their bottle-brush Electric, intense deep purplish-pink thick flower clusters in flowers in late summer/fall and handsome foliage. early fall. 15 inches. Zones 3-8. Vigorous growing, needing only full sun and moist soil. SED480 Sedum spectabile ‘Iceberg’ 7.85 Zone 4 to 8. Fine soft green foliage with icy white flower clusters in fall. SAO020 Sanguisorba canadensis 7.85 A soothing tone and full late season presence. Upright, easy A nice perennial for late summer color. Easy to grow in sun care and reliable.16 inches. or partial shade. Attractive foliage, numerous white flower SED540 Sedum spectabile ‘Star Dust’ 7.85 spikes that resemble a bottle brush. 3-6 feet. Pale silver-pink flowers on long stems in August through SAO100 Sanguisorba menziesii 7.85 September. 12-18 inches. An earlier flowering Burnet with deep red bottlebrush spires SED545 Sedum spectabile ‘Steve Ward’ 8.85 rising over scalloped edged foliage. May to June. 32 inches. Lavender-pink flowers in late summer through fall. Full sun Zones 4 to 8. in any well-drained soil. 18-20 inches. SAO120 Sanguisorba obtusa 7.85 SED750 Sedum telephium ‘Gooseberry Fool’ 7.85 Reddish pink flowers on wiry stems that arch over the Flattened heads of creamy-green, which is a stark contrast foliage. Full sun to part shade. 3-4 feet. Zones 4-7. to the dark purple stems and bluish foliage. Fall bloomer. SAO160 Sanguisorba officinalis ‘Pink Tanna’ 7.85 24-36 inches. Dark rose flowers on short narrow spikes. Full sun to part SED770 Sedum telephium ‘Indian Chief’ 7.85 shade and moist soil. 3 feet. Bright coppery red flowers. Gray-green foliage. Compact SAO190 Sanguisorba tenuifolia ‘Pink Elephant’ 9.85 upright growth habit. August-September. 15 inches. Lovely newish selection of S.tenuifolia with compara- SED810 Sedum telephium ‘Rosy Glow’ 7.85 tively tall spikes of deep pinky rose flowers from sum- (Syn: S. ‘Ruby Glow’) Rich ruby-red flowers in late summer. mer onwards. Sunny open spot. 4 feet. Purple-gray foliage. Great for drying. 8-10 inches. SED825 Sedum Postman’s Pride’ PPAF 10.85 Beautiful blue-purple foliage with pinkish-red flow- SEDUM (Stonecrop) ers. Prefers sun to part shade. 18-24 inches. Interesting fleshy leaved plants that are known for easy SED862 Sedum x ‘Black Jack’ 8.85 care. Small varieties are ideal for the rock garden. Taller A sport of ‘Matrona’ with the same upright habit. varieties for the perennial border. Full sun, very well- Broad black-purple leaves are a striking backdrop for drained soil. Will tolerate a very dry location. Practically the 8 inch wide brilliant pink flower heads. Full sun. 24 indestructible. Zones 3-9. inches.

SED060 Sedum cauticola ‘Lidakense’ 7.85 SED865 Sedum x ‘Carl’ 7.85 A fine low growing foliage sedum with rounded gray green Large bright pink flowers bloom late summer through fall. foliage tinged purple and starry rose pink flowers in late Greenish gray foliage. Compact plant. Full sun and well summer. 8 to 10 inches. drained soil. 16-20 inches. SED080 Sedum ‘Bertram Anderson’ 6.85 SED867 Sedum x ‘Citrus Twist’ 8.85 A very nice sedum. The foliage is somewhat smaller and Chartreuse flowers in late summer through fall, with plant appearance is more delicate. Dark pink to red flowers purple-tinted foliage. Full sun to part shade in any in late summer to early fall. 6-10 inches. well drained soil. 16-18 inches.

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SED868 Sedum x ‘Crazy Ruffles’ 8.85 THALICTRUM (MEADOW-RUE) Blue-green foliage with pink flowers in spring. Full sun. Well drained soil. Attractive foliage and delicate flowers make the Meadow Rues some of the most graceful perennials for the border. SED875 Sedum x ‘Jaws’ 10.85 Full sun to partial shade in ordinary soil are the only Distinctive serrated edged pale fleshy green foliage requirements. resembling the open jaws of a shark. Bright pink flowers. Sunny open spot. 15 inches. THA050 Thalictrum aquilegifolium ‘Thundercloud’12.85 SED880 Sedum x ‘John Creech’ 7.85 Attractive foliage with dark purple flowers. 36 inches. Zones A very low growing ground cover. 2 inch pink blooms in 5-7. June. Great for rock gardens or hill gardens. 4-8 inches. THA135 Thalictrum flavum ‘Illuminator’ 10.85 Spring foliage emerges as grey/green with lemon-yellow flowers in late spring. Part shade location and can take a STACHYS (Lamb’s Ear) moist soil. 3-4 feet. Wonderful plants that have opposite leaves and blue to THA150 Thalictrum kiusianum 8.85 purple flowers. Most do well in a well-drained soil in par- A wonderful grower over rocks or hanging down walls. The tial shade to full sun. flowers are lilac and borne on 4-6 inch stems in mid summer. Zones 3-7. STA150 Stachys byzantina ‘Primrose Heron’ 9.85 THA200 Thalictrum minus var. ‘Adiantifolium’ 9.85 Light yellow foliage early in the season, changing to gray- Sprays of yellow flowers in mid-summer. We like it best for green. Forms a tight clump. Full sun, part shade in the the attractive open, airy grey-green foliage all season.12-18 South. Moist, well-drained soil. Zones 4-7. inches. Zone 3-7. STA200 Stachys byzantina ‘Silver Carpet’ 7.85 Rich furry silver foliage providing an excellent contrast for THERMOPSIS (False Lupine) many other plants in your garden. Full sun/part shade in the South and moist, well-drained soil. Non-flowering. 6-8 inch- Bright yellow lupine- like flowers. A great choice for a es. Zones 4-7. meadow setting blooming in June-July the yellow flowers STA210 Stachys byzantina ‘Striped Phantom’ 12.85 really standout. Provide full sun and moist well-drained Fine fuzzy gray foliage with a creamy marbled chartreuse soil. 24-36 inches. leaf center and silver gray edge. Very Rare! 6-8 inches. THE060 Thermopsis chinensis ‘Sophia’ 9.85 STA280 Stachys densiflora ‘Alba’ 6.85 Canary yellow spikes of pea-like flowers spring to (Syn: S. strictus ‘Alba’) Small, deeply veined leathery green early summer. 3-4 feet. leaves forming a dense mat covered with stalks of white flowers in May and June, 18 inches wide by 4 inches tall. THE300 Thermopsis montana 7.85 Zone 4. False Lupine. Rocky Mountain native, yellow flowers in midsummer followed by ornamental pods. Full rounded shrub- STA320 Stachys macrantha ‘Alba’ 6.85 like growth. 30 inches. Zone 4. Spike Betony has spikes of pink, lavender or white flowers in May/July. 8-10 inches. THE500 Thermopsis rhombifolia 7.85 False Lupine, Bush Pea. Many large yellow pea like flowers STA400 Stachys officinalis 6.85 from April to August. Hardy plant forming loose colonies, (Betony) Fuzzy oval or lance-shaped leaves. Red-purple large trifoliate leaves. Zone 4. flower stalks all summer. Full sun. 10-20 inches. THE800 Thermopsis villosa (Aka: T. caroliniana) 7.85 Carolina Lupine. Tall yellow spikes of pea like flowers. 30 inches. Zone 4.

“ I could not believe the THYMUS (Thyme) quality in packaging! Valuable plants for carpeting banks, rockery or wall plantings, covering bulbs, between stepping stones and around Leaves in Perfect pools. All have aromatic evergreen foliage. Condition.” - CB Kendusgeag, ME THY490 Thymus serphyllum ‘Elfin’ 6.85 Tiny foliage forms a small mound and slowly spreads to form a 5 inch mat. Light pink flowers. Makes a nice alpine plant.

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THY520 Thymus serphyllum ‘Pink Chintz’ 6.85 TIA510 Tiarella x ‘Crow Feather’ 7.85 Dark olive green foliage. Wooly feeling to the touch. Salmon Amber flowers in spring. Foliage marked with black feather. pink flowers in mid summer. Wonderful scent. 3 inches. Shady location with moist soil. Zones 3-9. TIA515 Tiarella x ‘Neon Lights’ 7.85 THY570 Thymus x citriodorus ‘Aureus’ 6.85 Excellent qualities. Black palmate-cut leaves edged Distinct lemon fragrance and flavor. Dark green leaves with neon green in spring. Cream flowers. 16 inches. edged with gold. Makes delicious flavored vinegars! 6-8 TIA520 Tiarella x ‘Pink Brushes’ 7.85 inches. Zones 4-9. The beautiful, coral pink flowers shaped like brushes, are THY580 Thymus x citriodorus (Lemon) 6.85 the main attraction of this magnificent woodland plant. Fragrant foliage with may culinary usages. 8-15 inches. Blooms in mid summer. Part to full shade. 8-12 inches. THY600 Thymus x citriodorus argenteus ‘Silver Edged’6.85 TIA800 Tiarella x ‘Pink Pearls’ 7.85 Very attractive variegated silver foliage. Full sun with well Brilliant pink flowers resembling little pearls. Nice green drained soil. 8-12 inches. foliage with dark veining. 10-12 inches. Zones 3-9. THY610 Thymus x citriodorus ‘Archer’s Gold’ 6.85 A low growing brilliant yellow foliage in spring and fall. Small pink flowers in late summer attract butterflies. Great as a TRILLIUM groundcover for pathways or rock gardens. Light lemon fra- A distinctive woodland plant ideal for partially shaded grance. Will tolerate some drought conditions. 8-10 inches. areas. Trillium prefers a deep, rich, moist acid soil with Zones 5-9. plenty of humus. Spring flowering. 12 inches. Zones 4-7. THY660 Thymus x ‘Elizabeth’ 6.85 Nice shiny green leaves. Pink flowers lure butterflies in early TRI125 Trillium cernuum (White Nodding Trillum) 7.85 to mid summer. Used in culinary seasoning. Drought resist- White flowers with purple anthers. The petals flare back ant. 8-10 inches. Zones 5-9. exposing the purple anthers. 24-36 inches. TRI150 Trillium erectum (Red) 7.85 (Red Trillium) Maroon or dark purple flowers. Slowly colo- TIARELLA (FOAMFLOWER) nizes, possibly with natural color variations. Moist, rich soil. 12-18 inches. A delightful shade plants with open, airy spike-like flowers and handsome foliage. Ease of cultivation makes this TRI160 Trillium erectum (Beige) 7.85 perennial a wonderful addition to the woodland garden. A (Stinking Benjamin, Stinking Willie) An old favorite. Slowly mass planting of foamflower is a sight to behold! Moist colonizes, possibly with natural color variations. We’ll send organic soil is a must. Zones 3-8. you a plant that blooms creamy beige. Mother Nature will do the rest. 18 inches. TIA020 Tiarella cordifolia ‘Brandywine’ 7.85 TRI170 Trillium erectum ‘Purple’ 7.85 Glossy green heart shaped leaves with red venation. Light A great woodland perennial with purple/red flowers in pink flowers for 6 weeks in spring. Best in shade, moist soil. April-June. Prefers a moist shady location with rich soil. 8 to 10 inches. 8-16 inches. TIA040 Tiarella cordifolia ‘Dark Eyes’ 7.85 TRI180 Trillium flexipes 7.85 Nice heart shaped foliage with white flowers in spring-sum- Bent Trillium. Creamy white long lasting blooms 12-18 mer. Spreader with dark maple leaf markings of black. Turns inches. bronze in winter. 12 inches. TRI200 Trillium grandiflorum 7.85 TIA300 Tiarella cordifolia ‘Pink Skyrocket’ 7.85 The showiest and among the easiest to grow. A whorl of The fullest flower spikes we have seen. Fluffy pink broad painted leaves surround the stem which holds a spires above deeply cut and marked foliage. 10 to waxy, white flower that becomes pale pink as it ages. 12-15 15 inches. inches. TIA360 Tiarella cordifolia ‘Spring Symphony’ 7.85 TRI550 Trillium recurvatum 7.85 The foliage is compact and painted with black along the Handsome, dark green foliage and red purple flowers on tall mid-rib. Palmate, clumping and neat, but the pink flowers stems. Note: Small root structure on plants. 12-16 inches. are amazing! Humidity resistant. 10 inches. Zone 4 hardy. TRI600 Trillium sessile (Toad Trillium) 7.85 TIA490 Tiarella x ‘Black Velvet’ 7.85 Strong tufts of broadly oval leaves, often marbled with Pinkish white flowers atop bright green foliage X-ed with deeper color and large mahogany red flowers. 6-8 inches. black marking. Prefers part to full shade and medium moisture soil. Very low maintenance! Grows 1-1.5 feet tall in May. Zone 4-9.

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TRI700 Trillium undulatum (Painted) 7.85 TRO870 Trollius x cultorum ‘Orange Princess’ 7.85 White flowers with a soft maroon/red edge around the cen- Large vibrant orange three-inch blooms. Early summer ter of the flower. Provide with shade and moisture. 8-12 bloom. Full sun to part shade, moist soil. 24-30 inches. inches. TRO880 Trollius x cultorum ‘Pritchard’s Giant’ 8.85 TRI800 Trillium vaseyi 8.85 Large deep yellow late spring flowers. Fine glossy foliage, (Vasey Wake Robin) The deep maroon red flower can meas- best in moist soils. Part sun. 36 inches. ure 3-4 inches wide, this being one of the largest flowering TRO900 Trollius x cultorum ‘T. Smith’ 8.85 trilliums. The flowers can have nice scent that a lot of other Lemon yellow flowers. Blooms June/July. Full sun to part trilliums tend not to have. Woodland garden with rich moist shade. Moist soil. 30 inches. soil is best for good naturalizing.

TROLLIUS (Globe Flower) UVULARIA (Bellwort) A glorious buttercup-like perennial with thick waxy Clusters of clear lemon yellow bells prove to be a wel- incurved petals enclosing a tuft of deeper colored comed site to any woodland garden. Appearing on 1 to 2 anthers. The brilliant yellows and oranges of this family feet. arching stems they are uniquely graceful. Undergoes highlight the garden. Give ample moisture in any good dormancy early. soil. Full sun or partial shade. Makes magnificent cut flowers. 24 inches. Zone 4 to 6. Spring blooming, May to June. UVA025 Uvularia grandiflora 7.85 Light yellow, bell shaped blooms in late spring. 12-18 inch- TRO670 Trollius europaeus ‘Superbus’ 7.85 es. Zones 3-9. Butter yellow flowers blooming in June. This is similar to the UVA040 Uvularia perfoliata 7.85 straight species, but flowers are more prolific! Sunny loca- This elegant woodland perennial has soft yellow flowers that tion with well drained soil. 20-24 inches. appear in May. Makes a perfect addition to a moist shaded TRO730 Trollius stenopetalus 8.85 location. 6-18 inches. Large yellow flowers 1 1/2 inches wide. Sun to partial UVA050 Uvularia sessilifolia 7.85 shade with a moist soil. 2-3 feet. Drooping yellow bell shaped flowers in late spring. TRO760 Trollius x cultorum ‘Alabaster’ 12.85 Resembles Solomon’s seal. Great for woodland gardens. Cream colored flowers late spring. Fine deep green deeply 12-18 inches. Zones 3-9. divided foliage, sun to part shade in a moist soil. 20 inches. TRO780 Trollius x cultorum ‘Cheddar’ 8.85 Globe shaped creamy white double flowers in spring. Sun or VERONICA (Speedwell) part shade with a moist soil. Cut back fading foliage in mid A large group of perennials famous for their long-lasting summer. 20-24 inches. Zones 3-7. flower spikes. Taller varieties are excellent in the border TRO820 Trollius x cultorum ‘Etna’ 7.85 and prized for cutting. Dwarf varieties work well for rock- Dark orange globes atop two foot stems. A beauty! Part eries, walls, banks, and edgings. Full sun, well-drained shade to shade. 24-28 inches. Zones 3-6. soil. Zone 3 to 8. TRO830 Trollius x cultorum ‘Fire Globe’ 8.85 VER500 Veronica longifolia ‘Lilac Fantasy’ 7.85 Vibrant orange to yellow flowers with a long season of Lavender blue flower spikes in mid summer. Full sun to part bloom, beginning late spring and through summer. Sun to shade, well drained soil. 22 inches. part shade. Moist soil. 30 inches. VER510 Veronica longifolia ‘Lila Karina’ 7.85 TRO850 Trollius x cultorum ‘Lemon Queen’ 7.85 Tall summer blooming veronica with lavender pink flowers Elegant soft lemon yellow blossoms. Part shade to full sun on long 12 inch terminal racemes. 24-36 inches. with a moist soil. 36 inches. Zone 4/5-7. VER530 Veronica longifolia ‘Pink Damask’ 7.85 Clear pink flowers in July/August. Narrow green leaves arranged in whorls along tall stems. Full sun, moist soil. 24- 36 inches. Zone 4-8. “Couldn’t have shipped VER545 Veronica longifolia ‘Sonja’ 8.85 quicker or better!! Very Blue spikes in July to August. Best in a sunny location good service.” with well drained soil. 24-36 inches. - JA Galeton,PA VER550 Veronica longifolia 7.85 Royal blue spikes. Attractive shiny green foliage. Long blooming. 24-36 inches.

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VER605 Veronica prostrata ‘Aztec Gold’ 7.85 VES100 Veronicastrum virginicum ‘Rosea’ 7.85 Small bright golden egg-shaped foliage, topped in late Pink narrow spikes appearing in July-September. Attractive spring, with spikes of lavender-blue flowers. A splendid whorls of deep green leaves. 24-36 inches. Zones 3-8. addition to the rock garden, with best foliage color coming with bright sun. 6 inches. VER640 Veronica repens ‘Sunshine’ 7.85 VINCA Forms a ground-hugging mat of tiny golden-yellow foliage. Trailing evergreen that is perfect as a ground cover under Clusters of light blue flowers in mid-summer. Great spilling trees, shrubs, on steep banks, and walls. Prefers shade, out of containers or over rocks. For sun to partial shade in but tolerates some morning sun. A mass of flowers in May moist, very well drained soil. 1-2 inches. and then sporadically throughout the summer. All vari- VER705 Veronica x ‘Blue Indigo’ 7.85 eties are 3-6 inches tall. Zones 4-9. Deep indigo blue spikes. June-July. Full sun to part shade. 12-13 inches. VIN190 Vinca minor ‘Alba’ 6.85 Glossy green foliage with bright white starry spring flowers VER750 Veronica spicata ‘Giles van Hees’ 8.85 to brighten up a shady area. 6 to 8 inches. A dwarf species with clear, bright medium pink blooms. Blooms in mid summer. Great for the front of the perennial VIN400 Vinca minor ‘Aureovariegata’ 6.85 border. 6 inches. Zones 5-8. Bright yellow variegation with blue flowers in spring. A low, trailing groundcover, that spreads many feet. Prefers VER790 Veronica spicata ‘Red Fox’ 7.85 partial shade. Best soil is moist, well-drained and fertile. (Syn. ‘Rot Fuchs’) Deep rose-pink flowers. Glossy green 6-8 inches. foliage. Long blooming. 12-15 inches. VIN500 Vinca minor ‘Azurea Flore Pleno’ 7.85 VER800 Veronica spicata ‘Royal Candles’ 7.85 Double sky blue flowers over dark green leaves. Special! Violet blue flowers in late spring to early summer. A nice Prefers shade but tolerates some morning sun. 6-8 inches. compact habit. Great for the front of perennial borders. 12- 24 inches. Zones 3-8. VIN525 Vinca minor ‘Blue & Gold’ 6.85 Blue flowers. Green and gold variegated foliage. Nice! VER810 Veronica spicata ‘Sunny Border Blue’ 7.85 Prefers shade but tolerates some morning sun. 6-8 inches. An outstanding Veronica! Dark violet blue spikes atop erect stems that need no staking. We have had blossoms here in VIN533 Vinca minor ‘Dart’s Blue’ 6.85 Vassalboro from mid summer to early fall. Glossy green Glossy green foliage with large blue spring flowers. Bred foliage. 18-20 inches. with disease resistance. Prefers shade put tolerates some morning sun. Moist fertile soil. 6 to 8 inches. VER815 Veronica spicata ‘Tickled Pink’ 10.85 Medium pink spikes that bloom late spring to mid VIN540 Vinca minor ‘Emily Joy’ 6.85 summer. 15 inches. Large white flowers with a floriferous habit. 8-10 inches. VER900 Veronica x ‘Darwin’s Blue’ 7.85 VIN545 Vinca minor ‘Fieldstone Splash’ 8.85 Clean, disease free, dark foliage with strong, deep blue Very attractive vinca that is both subtle and showy.Very dark flower spikes in June to August. 16 inches. outer edge with a chartreuse yellow center and venation VER905 Veronica x ‘Eveline’ 8.85 that glows. Blue flowers. 6-8 inches. Unusually rich rose-purple flowers in June/July. Very florifer- VIN550 Vinca minor ‘Golden Bowles’ 6.85 ous. Full sun and a moist well drained soil. 20-24 inches. The Spring foliage of ‘Golden Bowles’ is light green edged with an irregular margin of gold, while the flowers are pure white. VERONICASTRUM (Culvers Root) VIN700 Vinca minor ‘Miss Jekyll’ 7.85 (Culver’s Root) Develops into dense clump of white or pink Small white flowers with narrow, small foliage. One of blooms in mid-summer. Good back of the border plant. the best white vinca available. Forms a tight clump Prefers moist, well drained soil. 3-5 feet. Zone 4 to 8. that would make a nice specimen plant. Prefers shade but tolerates some morning sun. 6-8 inches. VES075 Veronicastrum virginicum ‘Apollo’ 7.85 Light pink flowers in June-July. 15 inches. Zone 4-8 hardy. VIN710 Vinca minor ‘Multiplex’ 8.85 Rosy wine colored flowers with a double set of petals. Dark VES095 Veronicastrum virginicum ‘Lavendelturm’ 7.85 green foliage. Very nice! 6 inches. Zones 4 to 9. Lavender Towers. Elegant lavender spires over whorled leaves in summer, 4 to 5 feet. VIN720 Vinca minor ‘Myrtle Bowles’ 6.85 Deep purple flowers in early summer throughout the sea- VES098 Veronicastrum virginicum ‘Pink Glow’ 7.85 son. Glossy green leaves. A wonderful groundcover. Part sun Gorgeous pink flower spikes that bloom July through August. to full shade. Zones 3-8. Prefer full sun or part shade. Moist or average soil. 3-4 feet.

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VIN725 Vinca minor ‘Ralph Shugert’ 6.85 VIOLA An outstanding vinca with dark green leaves edged with a An ideal plant for the shade or woodland garden, however border of white. Blue flowers in early to mid summer. Can they do well for us in full sun. Easy to grow and early to be mass planted as a groundcover or as an accent plant bloom in the spring. Prefers a rich soil with moisture. Some without worrying it will take over the garden. Full to part varieties will spread rapidly and self seed. Zones 4-9. shade. 8 inches. Zones 4-9. VIN800 Vinca minor ‘Sterling Silver’ 6.85 VIO230 Viola koreana ‘Dancing Geisha’ 7.85 Attractive foliage variegated with dark green and white. Finely cut, silvery foliage with delicate blue flowers. Shade. Brighten up a dark spot in your shade garden! Prefers Very unique! 6 inches. shade but tolerates some morning sun. 6-8 inches. VIO280 Viola odorata ‘Blue Remington’ 6.85 VIN850 Vinca minor ‘Temptation’ 6.85 Large, round, heart shaped leaves with larger than normal Double flowered vinca! Dark, shiny green foliage with small blue-bearded flowers! 10 inches. double lavender flowers. Makes a great trailing ground cover VIO290 Viola odorata ‘Etain’ 7.85 for a shaded area. 2-4 inches. Gorgeous pale lemon yellow flowers with deep purple-blue VIN900 Vinca minor ‘Valley Glow’ 6.85 edges. Blooms late spring into fall. Great for rock gardens, A white-flowered vinca! Light green foliage with slight gold or for added interest to any garden. 6-10 inches. variegation. New growth is almost fluorescent. Striking! VIO610 Viola x ‘Painted Porcelain’ 7.85 Prefers shade but tolerates some morning sun. Moist fertile Large creamy white flowers with upper petals infused soil. 6-8 inches. with lavender purple. Central markings are deeper purple. 6-8 inches. Blooms last spring through summer. 6- 8 inches. Zones 5-8. VIO620 Viola x ‘Rebecca’ 7.85 White to creamy yellow flowers with specs of deep violet petal edges. Dark green oval shaped leaves. Easily grown in average well drained soils, but prefers organically rich moist soil. Part to full shade. Vanilla-like fragrance! 8-10 inches. Introduce Us To Zone 5-7. Your Friends... Please share our catalog with a friend or associate, or send us their name and address and we will send them a complimentary copy.

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A J ACHILLEA (Yarrow) ...... 3 JEFFERSONIA ...... 27 ACONTIUM (Monkshood) ...... 3 ACTAEA ...... 4 AKEBIA ...... 4 L AMSONIA ...... 4 LAMIUM (Dead Nettle) ...... 27 ARISAEMA (Jack-In-The-Pulpit) ...... 5 LAVENDULA ...... 28 ARISTOLACHIA (Dutchman’s Pipe) ...... 5 LIGULARIA ...... 28 ARTEMISIA (Wormwood) ...... 5 LONICERA (Honeysuckle) ...... 28 ARUNCUS (Goatsbeard) ...... 5 LUPINUS (Lupine) ...... 29 ASCLEPIAS (BUTTERFLY WEED) ...... 6 ASTILBE (False Spirea) ...... 6 ASTRANTIA ...... 8 M MONARDA (Bee Balm) ...... 29 B BAPTISIA (False Indigo) ...... 8 N BRUNNERA (Siberian Bugloss) ...... 8 NEPETA ...... 30

C O CAMPANULA (Bellflower) ...... 9 OENOTHERA (Evening Primrose) ...... 30 CENTAUREA (Cornflower) ...... 10 CHELONE (Turtlehead) ...... 10 CLEMATIS ...... 10 P COMPTONIA (Sweet Fern) ...... 10 PACHYSANDRA ...... 30 CONVALLARIA (Lily of the Valley) ...... 11 PAEONIA (Peony) ...... 31 COREOPSIS ...... 11 PEROVSKIA (Russian Sage) ...... 33 CORNUS (Bunchberry) ...... 11 PERSICARIA (Knot Weed) ...... 33 PHLOX (Garden Phlox) ...... 33 D POLEMONIUM (Jacob’s Ladder) ...... 35 DAPHNE ...... 11 POLYGONATUM (Solomon’s Seal) ...... 35 DICENTRA (Bleeding Heart) ...... 11 PULMONARIA (Lungwort) ...... 35 DICTAMNUS (Gas Plant) ...... 12 DIGITALIS (Foxglove) ...... 12 R RODGERSIA (Rodger’s Flower) ...... 36 E RUDBECKIA (Brown-eyed Susan) ...... 36 ECHINACEA (Purple Coneflower) ...... 12 EPIMEDIUM (Barrenwort) ...... 13 ERYTHRONIUM (Trout Lily) ...... 13 S EUPATORIUM (Joe-Pye Weed) ...... 14 SALVIA ...... 36 EUPHORBIA (Spurge) ...... 14 SANGUISORBA (Great Burnet) ...... 37 SEDUM (Stonecrop) ...... 37 STACHYS (Lamb’s Ear) ...... 38 F FALLOPIA (Aka: Polygonum or Persicaria) ...... 14 FERNS ...... 14 T THALICTRUM (MEADOW-RUE) ...... 38 THERMOPSIS (False Lupine) ...... 38 G THYMUS (Thyme) ...... 38 GERANIUM ...... 15 TIARELLA (FOAMFLOWER) ...... 39 GYMNASTA ...... 15 TRILLIUM ...... 39 TROLLIUS (Globe Flower) ...... 40 H HELENIUM (Sneezeweed) ...... 15 HELLEBORUS ...... 16 U HEMEROCALLIS (Daylily) ...... 16 UVULARIA (Bellwort) ...... 40 HEUCHERA (Coral Bells) ...... 18 HOSTA ...... 19 V VERONICA (Speedwell) ...... 40 I VERONICASTRUM (Culvers Root) ...... 41 IRIS DUNLOP & COLE IRISES ...... 25 VINCA ...... 41 IRIS SIBIRICA DR. CURRIER MCEWEN SIBERIAN IRIS . .26 VIOLA ...... 42

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