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GARDEN of the SUN - PERENNIALS Page 1 GARDEN OF THE SUN - PERENNIALS page 1 Botanical Name Common Name Section Alstroemeria aurea PERUVIAN LILLY P01 Bletilla striata 'Purple Dragon' GROUND ORCHID 'PURPLE DRAGON' P01 Cerastium tomentosum SNOW-IN-SUMMER P01 Colchicum autumnale AUTUMN CROCUS P01 Freesia 'Ballerina' FREESIA 'BALLERINA' P01 Hemerocallis DAYLILY P01 Iris (Tall Bearded)'Summer Olympics' IRIS 'SUMMER OLYMPICS' P01 Lantana camara 'Radiation'' LANTANA 'RADIATION' P01 Lychnis coronaria 'Alba' LYCHNIS 'ALBA' P01 Lychnis coronaria 'Rose' LYCHNIS 'ROSE' P01 Narcissus DAFFODIL P01 Plectranthus ecklonii PLECTRANTHUS P01 Rosa (Floribunda) 'Shockwave' ROSE 'SHOCK WAVE' P01 Salvia africana-lutea 'Beach Salvia' SALVIA 'BEACH SALVIA' P01 Salvia greggii ' Radio Red' PPAF MEADOW SAGE 'RADIO RED' PPAF P01 Salvia guaranitica 'Black and Bloom' ANISE-SENTED SAGE 'BLACK AND BLOOM' P01 Salvia leucantha 'Pink Velour' PINK MEXICAN BUSH SAGE 'PINK VELOUR P01 Salvia longispicata x farinacea 'Mystic Spires Blue' SAGE 'MYSTIC SPIRES BLUE' P01 Tradescantia virginiana Spiderwort P01 Achillea filipendulina 'Parker's Variety' FERNLEAF YARROW ' PARKER'S VARIETY' P02 Bougainvillea glabra 'Sanderiana' BOUGAINVILLEA 'SANDERIANA' P02 Coreopsis auriculata 'Nana' CORREOPSIS OR LOPED TICKSEED 'NANA' P02 Freesia 'Bi-Color' FREESIA 'BI-COLOR' P02 Freesia 'Pink Fountain' FREESIA 'PINK FOUNTAIN' P02 Freesia 'White Wonder' FREESIA 'WHITE WONDER' P02 Gazania linearis TREASURE FLOWER P02 Hemerocallis 'Fairy Tale Pink' DAYLILY ''FAIRY TALE PINK' P02 Hemerocallis 'Siloam Baby Talk' DAYLILY 'SILOAM BABY TALK' P02 Linaria reticulata 'Flamenco' TOADFLAX 'FLAMENCO' P02 Lysimachia monelli BLUE PIMPERNEL P02 Rosa Minature 'Billy's Baby' MINIATURE ROSE 'BILLY'S BABY' P02 Salvia coahuilensis 'Purple Ginny' COAHUILA SAGE OR PURPLE SAGE 'PURPLE GINNY' P02 Salvia greggii 'Lemon Light' AUTUMN SAGE 'LEMON LIIGHT' P02 Salvia microphylla 'Little Kiss' SALVIA 'LITTLE KISS' P02 GARDEN OF THE SUN - PERENNIALS page 2 Botanical Name Common Name Section Salvia microphylla x greggii 'Blaze' HEATWAVE SAGE 'BLAZE' P02 Salvia microphylla x greggii 'Glimmer' WHITE MOUNTAIN SAGE 'GLIMMER' P02 Salvia microphylla x greggii 'Glitter' PINK MOUNTAIN SAGE 'GLITTER” P02 Salvia sylvestris 'May Night' SALVIA 'MAY NIGHT' P02 Salvia x jamensis 'Full Moon' HYBRID SAGE 'FULL MOON' P02 Senna artemisioides ssp. petiolaris SILVER LEAF CASSIA P02 Tanacetum parthenium FEVERFEW P02 Teucrium aroanium GRAY CREEPING GERMANDER P02 Teucrium chamaedrys WALL GERMANDER P02 Achille filipendulina 'Gold Coronation' YARROW 'GOLD CORONATION' P03 Achillea filipendulina 'Cloth of Gold' YARROW 'CLOTH OF GOLD” P03 Achillea filipendulina 'Parker's Variety' YARROW 'PARKER'S VARIETY' P03 Achillea millefolium 'Moonshine' YARROW 'MOONSHINE” P03 Aquilegia COLUMBINE P03 Armeria martitima SEA PINK OR THRIFT P03 Buddleja davidii 'Nanho Purple' BUTTERFLY BUSH 'NANHO PURPLE' P03 Caesalpina mexicana MEXICAN BIRD OF PARADISE P03 Centaurea dealbata PERSIAN CORNFLOWER OR KNAPWEED P03 Diclipterra subrecta URUGUAYAN FIRECRACKER OR VELVET HONEYSUCKLE P03 Erica carnea 'Schneekoppe' WINTER HEATHER 'SCHNEEKOPPE' P03 Hemerocallis DAYLILY P03 Hemerocallis 'Raspberry Suede' DAYLILY 'RASPBERRY SUEDE' P03 Hesperaloe parviflora RED YUCCA P03 Lantana camara 'Teenie Genie' LANTANA 'TEENIE GENIE' P03 Lavandula 'Goodwin Creek Grey' LAVENDER HYBRID 'GOODWIN CREEK GREY' P03 Lavandula dentata 'Dentate' FRENCH LAVENDER 'DENATE' P03 Limonium perezil SEA LAVENDER OR STATIS P03 Lychnis coronaria ROSE CAMPION P03 Melinus nerviglumis 'Pink Chrystals' RUBY GRASS 'PINK CHRYSTALS' P03 Myosotis scorpioides FORGET-ME-NOT P03 Oenothera fruitcosa 'Fyrverkeri' SUNDROPS 'FYRVERKERI' P03 Oenothera macrocarpa MISSOURI EVENING PRIMROSE P03 Origanum laevigatum 'Hopley's' ORNAMENTAL OREGANO 'HOPLEY'S' P03 Plectranthus zuluensis ZULU SPURFLOWER P03 GARDEN OF THE SUN - PERENNIALS page 3 Botanical Name Common Name Section Rudbeckia hirta BLACK-EYED SUSAN OR GLORIOSA DAISY P03 Salvia azurea BLUE SAGE P03 Salvia clevelandii CLEVELAND SAGE OR CALIFORNIA BLUE SAGE P03 Salvia farinacea MEALY CUP SAGE P03 Salvia gesnerilfora 'Tequila' BIG MEXICAN SCARLET SAGE 'TEQUILA' P03 Salvia greggii 'Teresa' SAGE 'TERESA' P03 Salvia guaranitica 'Blue Enigma' ANISE SENTED SAGE 'BLUE ENIGMA' P03 Salvia microphylla 'Variegated Mirto' BABY SAGE 'VARIEGATED MIRTO' P03 Salvia microphylla x greggi SAGE 'MARASCHINO CHERRY' P03 Salvia muelleri AUTUMN SAGE ROYAL PURPLE P03 Salvia pratensis BLUE MEADOW SAGE P03 Salvia puberula 'Tarantula' SAGE 'TARANTULA' P03 Santolina chamaecyparissus LAVENDER COTTON OR GRAY SANTOLINA P03 Sedum SEDUM P03 Tagetes lucida MEXICAN MARIGOLD OR TARRAGON P03 Tanacetum parthenium FEVERFEW P03 Tecoma stans 'Gold Star' YELLOW BELLS 'GOLD STAR' P03 Teucrium chamaedrys WALL GERMANDER P03 Teucrium fruticans compactum COMPACT BUSH GERMANDER P03 Verbena canadensis 'Homestead Purple' VERBENA 'HOMESTEAD PURPLE' P03 Zephyranthes candida FAIRY LILY P03 Achillea filipendulina 'Coronation Gold' FERNLEAF YARROW 'CORONATION GOLD' P04 Asclepias curassavica TROPICAL MILKWEED P04 Asclepias tuberosa BUTTERFLY WEED P04 Bougainvillea 'Barbara Karst' BOUGAINVILLEA 'BARBARA KARST' P04 Bougainvillea 'James Walker' BOUGAINVILLEA 'JAMES WALKER' P04 Caesalpinia pulcherrima RED BIRD OF PARADISE P04 Calandrina spectabilis ROCK PURSLANE P04 Cerastium tomentasum SNOW-IN-SUMMER P04 Convolvulus cneorum MORNING GLORY BUSH P04 Coreopsis auriculata 'Nana' TICKSEED OR COREOPSIS 'NANA' P04 Delphinium occidentale LARKSPUR P04 Dianella tasmanica FLAX LILLY P04 Duranta erecta SKY FLOWER P04 GARDEN OF THE SUN - PERENNIALS page 4 Botanical Name Common Name Section Eschscholzia californica CALIFORNIA POPPY P04 Euphoria myrsinites MYRTLE SPURGE P04 Freesia corymbosa COMMON FREESIA P04 Gazania linearis 'Colorado Gold' GAZANIA OR TREASURE FLOWER 'COLORADO GOLD' P04 Helianthemum nummularium 'Henfield Brilliant' ROCK ROSE OR SUNROSE 'HENFIELD BRILLIANT' P04 Hemerocallis DAYLILY P04 Hemerocallis 'Anzac' DAYLILY 'ANZAC' P04 Hemerocallis 'Aztec yellow' DAYLILY 'AZTEC YELLOW' P04 Hemerocallis 'Mauna Loa' DAYLILY 'MAUNA LOA' P04 Hemerocallis 'Quinn Buck' DAYLILY 'QUINN BUCK' P04 Hemerocallis 'Russian Rhapsody' DAYLILY 'RUSSIAN RHAPSODY' P04 Hemerocallis "Bama Bound' DAYLILY 'BAMA BOUND' P04 Isolepsis cermua FIBER OPTIC PLANT P04 Kalanchoe KALANCHOE P04 Lantana camara 'Ham and Eggs' LANTANA 'HAM AND EGGS' P04 Lantana camara 'New Gold' LANTANA 'NEW GOLD' P04 Oenothera fruitcosa 'Fyverken' SUNDROPS 'FYVERKEN' P04 Oenothera Odorata 'Apricot Delight' EVENING PRIMROSE 'APRICOT DELIGHT' P04 Pennisetum setaceum 'Rubrum' PURPLE FOUNTAIN GRASS 'RUBRUM' P04 Rudbeckia hirta BLACK-EYED SUSAN OR GLORIOSA DAISY P04 Salvia argentea SILVER SAGE P04 Salvia azurea BLUE SAGE P04 Salvia chamaedryoides MEXICAN BLUE SAGE OR GERMANDER SAGE P04 Salvia greggii 'Raspberry Royal' AUTUMN SAGE 'RASPBERRY ROYAL' P04 Salvia hybrid 'Wendy's Wish' SALVIA 'WENDY'S WISH' P04 Salvia hybrida 'Ember's Wish' SALVIA 'EMBER'S WISH' P04 Salvia microphylla x greggii 'Glow' HEATWAVE SERIES 'GLOW' P04 Sedum STONECROP P04 Sedum 'Neon' STONECROP 'NEON' P04 Sedum x 'Autumn Fire' STONECROP 'AUTUMN FIRE' P04 Sedum x 'Autumn Joy' STONECROP 'AUTUMN JOY' P04 Teucrium chamaedrys WALL GERMANDER P04 Teucrium cossonii majoricum FRUITY GERMANDER P04 Verbena speciosa 'Imagination' VERBENA 'IMAGINATION' P04 GARDEN OF THE SUN - PERENNIALS page 5 Botanical Name Common Name Section X Chitalpa tashkentensis 'Morning Cloud' CHITALPA X DESERT WILLOW 'MORNING CLOUD'' P04 Zauschneria californica 'Sierra Salmon' CALIFORNIA FUCHSIA 'SIERRA SALMON' P04 Achillea millefolium 'Moonshine' YARROW 'MOONSHINE' P05 Bougainvillea 'Barbara Karst' BOUGAINVILLEA 'BARBARA KARST' P05 Bulbine frutescens 'Halmark' BULBINE OR SNAKE PLANT 'HALMARK' P05 Campanula 'Birch Hybrid' DWARF BELLFLOWER 'BIRCH HYBRID' P05 Dorycnium hirsutum CANARY CLOVER P05 Geranium x cantabbrigiense 'Biokovo' CRANESBILL HARDY GERANIUM 'BIOKOVO' P05 Lantana camara 'Silver Mound' LANTANA 'SILVER MOUND' P05 Lepechinia hastata FALSE SALVIA P05 Leucophyllum frutescens TEXAS RANGER P05 Limonium tetragonum 'Confetti' CHINESE STATICE 'CONFETTI' P05 Lobularia maritima 'Clear Crystal White' SWEET ALYSSUM 'CLEAR CRYSTAL WHITE' P05 Lychnis coronaria magenta ROSE CAMPION MAGENTA P05 Meliinis nerviglumis 'Savannah' RUBY GRASS 'SAVANNAH' P05 Rosa ROSE P05 Rosa (Miniature) MINIATURE ROSE P05 Salvia coccinea 'Coral Nymp' HUMMINGBIRD SALVIA 'CORAL NYMPH' P05 Salvia darcyi DARYCY'S MEXICAN SAGE P05 Salvia greggii 'Dark Dancer' AUTUMN SAGE 'DARK DANCER' P05 Salvia greggii 'San Takao' AUTUMN SAGE 'SAN TAKAO' P05 Salvia hybrid 'Love and Wishes' SAGE 'LOVE AND WISHES' P05 Salvia leucanthus MEXICAN BUSH SAGE P05 Solidago 'Golden Rod' GOLDEN ROD 'GOLDEN BABY' P05 Zauschneria California 'Ghostly Red' CALIFORNIA FUCHSIA 'GHOSTLY RED' P05 Iris x hollandica DUTCH IRIS P06 Lobularia maritima 'Clear Crystal White' SWEET ALYSSUM 'CLEAR CRYSTAL WHITE' P06 Rosa (Grandiflora) 'Miss Congeniality' ROSE 'MISS CONGENIALITY' P06 Rosa (Hybrid Tea) Rose P06 Rosa (Hybrid Tea) 'Just Joey' ROSE 'JUST JOEY' P06 Rosa (Hybrid Tea) 'Barbara Streisand' ROSE 'BARBARA STREISAND' P06 Rosa (Hybrid Tea) 'Brandy' ROSE 'BRANDY' P06 Rosa (Hybrid Tea) 'Helmet Schmidt' ROSE 'HELMENT SCHMIDT' P06 Rosa (Hybrid Tea) 'McCartney' ROSE 'MCCARTNEY' P06 GARDEN OF THE SUN - PERENNIALS page 6 Botanical Name Common Name Section Rosa (Hybrid Tea) 'Secret' ROSE 'SECRET' P06 Rosa (Miniature) MINIATURE ROSE P06 Rosa (Miniature) 'Gourmet Popcorn' SHRUBLET ROSE 'GOURMET POPCORN' P06 Rosa (Miniature) 'Jingle Bells' MINIATURE ROSE 'JINGLE BELLS' P06 Achillea
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