Heuchera ‘Plum Royale’ Goes Another Step in the Way of a Year-Round Metallic Purple Stunner

The 60’s were not only a period of political upheaval, they were also a period of explosive creativity. We dedicate this CATALOG CREDITS catalog to the creative souls in the world who bring us beauty Nomenclature - 2007 RHS Plant Finder Photography - Janet Egger, Dave Doolittle, Dan Heims and inspiration through horticulture. The plants we offer are the Catalog Design - Josh Blair wonderful creations of our own capable breeding team as well as those of you who have created or found a “far-out” sport in the greenhouse. It is amazing to watch our team at work! Sometimes it’s an excited person in the lab holding up a test tube of a plant that’s never been in tissue culture before, and many times it is the shock and awe of seeing a color of leaf or flower that has never existed before! In that vein, we are proud to offer some new and amazing plants: Echinaceas like ‘Mac and Cheese’ and ‘Tomato Soup’ are brilliant rich tones that don’t fade quickly. Echinacea ‘Pink Poodle’ carries huge, fluffy heads above strong stems. Three new Agastache bloom in dense spikes, with rich colors, and strong form. Grow our plants next to the competition and you’ll see what we mean. Campanula ‘Jelly Bells’ produces glossy, cobalt-blue bells that are good enough to eat and Heuchera ‘Plum Royale’ goes another step in the way of a year-round metallic purple stunner. We have a new, larger, stronger, variegated Tiarella called ‘Mystic Mist’ and another Heucherella, called ‘Tapestry’, with leaves a lush fabric of silver, green, and purple. As usual, I am flitting around the world looking for anything new and exciting as well as observing and ‘dreaming’ for our breeders (who seem to be in overdrive this year!) Ken and crew are off to far corners of the world, cementing our laboratory links. Did you know that we send our laboratory technicians to labs around the world to assure that our plants are grown and cultured correctly? We do, and that’s how we maintain quality and good flow of material. We’ve also heard great comments from our customers this year on the quality of our finished plants. This credit goes to our great shipping and production crew and managers. Go team! We test our plants in sun and shade. We place them with garden writers and a few select designers. You will also find our plants at a number of botanical gardens. Feedback from these sources helps us find hardiness and performance information. We also invite you to visit our garden if you are in the Northwest (home of Louie, Louie and grunge-rock). You will definitely get a feeling as to how large our mature plants get as well as seeing some groovy combinations. Peace, Love, Perennials!

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C D E A. Agastache ‘Summer Sky’ (Page 5) - B. Bergenia ‘Lunar Glow’ (Page 10) C. Echinacea ‘Pink Poodle’ (Page 22) - D. Heuchera ‘Plum Royale’ (Page 37) - E. Heucherella ‘Tapestry’ (Page 41) Top 10 Best Sellers

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K L M N O F. Campanula ‘Pink Octopus’ (Page 13) - G. Coreopsis 'Moonlight' (Page 15) - H. Corydalis 'Berry Exciting' (Page 17) I. Heuchera 'Southern Comfort' (Page 39) - J. Heucherella 'Alabama Sunrise' (Page 41) K. Penstemon ‘Dark Towers’ (Page 43) - L. Scabiosa 'Vivid Violet' (Page 46) - M. Sedum 'Hot Stuff' (Page 46)

N. Tiarella 'Mystic Mist' (Page 48) - O. Viola 'Heartthrob’ (Page 50) Actaea ‘Black Negligee’ acanthus tasmanian angel tm

Agastache ‘Summer Glow’ Agastache ‘Raspberry Summer’ Agastache ‘Cotton Candy’ Acanthus mollis Tasmanian Angel™ NEW Agastache ‘Cotton Candy’ PPAF PVR (Variegated Bear’s Breeches) The first variegated Acanthus! This (Hummingbird mint) This easy, vigorous grower blooms non-stop from midsummer through gem, found in Tasmania, offers striking, bold leaves with white fall. The dense flower spikes have numerous light pink flowers. Compact low branching margins and mottling. It forms a large clump with 3’ to 4’ tall habit. Tolerates dry conditions and summer watering. All Agastache are popular with ornamental flower stalks of pink and cream in late summer. A. hummingbirds. Needs good drainage. mollis is tolerant of most soils but thrives in deep, fertile, moist, and Z 7-9 ☼ ® - 20/18/25 well-drained conditions. Agastache ‘Raspberry Summer’ PPAF PVR Grower Note: Requires a good root stock before transplanting into the ground. (Hummingbird mint) Awesome, large, dark raspberry pink blooms adorn this plant all Z 7-10   - 36/36/60 summer and into fall. Flowers float above attractive, bright green, fragrant foliage. Actaea simplex ‘Black Negligee’ (syn. Cimicifuga) (O’Byrne) ‘Raspberry Summer’ is easy to grow as long it has good drainage. (Bugbane) Our customers report that ‘Black Negligee’ has much Z 6-9 ☼ ® - 30/20/32 more vigor than the other dark varieties. Lacy black foliage just PPAF PVR shrouds the lovely dark stems. Beautiful purple-tinted, white NEW Agastache ‘Summer Glow’ flowers project 2’ upward and carry an exotic perfume of grape (Hummingbird mint) Blooms all summer with glowing pale yellow flowers with dark calyces and jasmine. Give it lots of water with full sun in most states for the to extend the showy season. A narrow upright habit with bright green foliage. Tolerates both darkest foliage. dry conditions and summer watering. All Agastache are popular with hummingbirds. Needs good drainage. Z 4-9 ☼  ® W - Å 48/24/60 ® Z 7-11 ☼ - 20/17/25 www.terranovanurseries.com | 800.215.9450

Agastache ‘Summer sky’ Ajuga ‘Toffee Chip’

Agastache ‘Summer love’ Agastache ‘Summer Love’ PPAF PVR (Hummingbird mint) Yummy, large red-purple flowers in dense clusters bloom continuously all summer and into fall. Some believe it looks like a summer Liatris or Gay Feather. Forms attractive upright mounds of bright green, fragrant foliage. Easy to grow with good drainage. Z 6-9 ☼ ® - 14/24/36 NEW Agastache ‘Summer Sky’ PPAF PVR (Hummingbird mint) Blooms all summer with glowing violet blue flowers with dark calyces which extend the showy season. A compact habit with bright green foliage. Thrives under dry conditions, but needs some summer watering. All Agastache are popular with hummingbirds. Needs good drainage. Z 8-11 ☼ ® - 18-20/18-24/24 PPAF PVR Ajuga reptans ‘Toffee Chip’ (O’Byrne) (Variegated Carpet Bugle) Way cool! This small-leaved groundcover is a fun departure from Ajuga ‘Chocolate Chip’. Mature leaves are adorned with creamy gold margins around shades of gray green in the center. New leaves display brown and khaki shades. Blue flowers emerge from eight inch spikes. Z 5-9 ☼  y ® 2/12/5

☼ = Full Sun  = Partial Shade  = Shade x/x/x = Foliage Ht./Foliage Spread/Flowering Ht. in inches W = Fragrant - = Cut Flower ® = Butterfly y = Hummingbird ´ = Japanese Origin ∞ = Tropicalismo i = House Plant Å = Deer Resistant Athyrium ‘Burgundy Lace’ Athyrium ‘ocean’s fury’ Hardy Ferns All our ferns are clonally propagated. Thus, all are true to type. The Athyrium as a group are very heat and humidity tolerant, but young plants need to have their roots kept cool. Plants do not push new growth (roots or tops) during winter months and need a longer dormancy period than most ferns. Grower Note: It is not unusual for the final coloration not to show during its juvenile stage. Best color is seen after vernalization. Athyrium niponicum var. pictum ‘Burgundy Lace’ PP15072 EU17711 (Japanese Painted Fern) Our #1 selling hardy fern! Bar none, the best red in the marketplace. With one look at its gorgeous metallic burgundy leaves (brightest in spring), you’re sure to fall in love! Great vigor in containers as well as in the Athyrium ‘Dre’s Dagger’ garden. Z 4-9   Å 15-24/18-28/NA Athyrium filix-femina ‘Cruciato- cristatum’ Dre’s Dagger (Randaci) (Victorian Lady Fern) A more compact form of the sought after Victoria fern. The thin, deep green fronds are unusually crisscrossed and come to a narrow point that terminates with a small crest that grows through the season. It brings elegance to any shaded or morning sun location in rich soils. Multi-season interest. Z 4-9   18-30/18-30/NA

PPAF PVR Athyrium ‘Ocean’s Fury’ (Maness) (Painted Fern Hybrid) A silvered salute, this fern was named ‘Ocean’s Fury’ because the habit and coloring remind Dan of ocean waves crashing on the shore. This upright and crested fern from Thurman Maness is a wonderful addition to lighten up your shady areas or in the woodland garden. It prefers fertile, moist soils. Z 5-9   Å 36/24-32/NA www.terranovanurseries.com | 800.215.9450

Athyrium ‘Silver Falls’

Athyrium niponicum var. pictum ‘Pewter Lace’ PP15721 EU20852 (Japanese Painted Fern) Gardeners everywhere are falling for the arresting metallic pewter foliage. Color is deep rich grey with no reds, and less metallic than A. ‘Silver Falls’. Silversmith Paul Revere would have succumbed to the charms of this new designer color in Japanese painted ferns. Customers are impressed with this vigorous selection which combines nicely with Hakonechloa or Tiarella. Athyrium ‘Ursula’s Red’ Z 4-9   Å 18/18/NA Athyrium ‘Pewter Lace’ Athyrium niponicum var. pictum PP12803 ‘Silver Falls’ (Ballantyne) (Japanese Painted Fern) Unlike any other painted fern, this one intensifies their silvering as the season progresses! Winner of the 2002 “Stars of Spring” awards in New Zealand, this is a salute to “silvertude” with stunning, lustrous fronds that shimmer with its contrasting red veins. Named after a set of famous Oregon waterfalls. Later to appear in the spring than the other Japanese painted ferns. Z 4-9   Å 15-24/18-28/NA Athyrium niponicum var. pictum ‘Ursula’s Red’ (Herz) (Japanese Painted Fern) This fern heralds the spring with broad silver leaves traced and flushed with wine red down the center. This dynamite seller at Wayside Gardens has color that softens in summer heat. Plantswoman Ursula Herz had a little secret in South Carolina. Z 4-9   Å 15-24/18-28/NA

Begonia ‘Benitochiba’ (ben-ee-toe-chee-ba) Begonia ‘Black Taffeta’ (Kartuz) Begonia ‘Metallic Mist’ PPAF PVR Palmate leaves, sheathed in metallic rose-red. Self- Large, crested, obsidian-black leaves to 8” wide have a lovely (Hardy Begonia) ‘Metallic Mist’ displays branching and shrubby, this plant defies classification, burgundy red reverse. Its sturdy rhizomatous heritage makes heavily silvered, maple-like leaves on having the appeal of a rex, but the shape and it stronger than any rex Begonia. Great in the house or in the a ZONE 8 HARDY begonia. Vigorously toughness of a shrub-type begonia. It was great in our shade garden. Vigorous grower to 18-24” tall and wide. grows to form a striking 18” tall gardens during the summer. Exotic pink flowers. specimen. Pink flowers in late summer Z 10-11  ∞ i 18/24/20 Z 10-11  ∞ i ´ 24-30/18-24/24 extend the show. From a cross between NEW Begonia ‘Curly Fireflush’ two hardy Chinese begonias - a Dramatic spiraled leaves highlight this hybrid rex begonia. breeding breakthrough! Accenting the spiral is a red brown edge and center Z 8-10  ∞ 12-18/24/10 contrasting nicely with the deep green leaves. The soft fuzzy texture is from the minute red hairs. Keeps its foliage all Begonia ‘Phoe’s Cleo’ (Anderson) winter. Pearl white flowers. Likes humidity. Vivid chartreuse leaves sport mahogany- red splashes. Tough rhizomatous Z 11-13  ∞ 18/24/25 i heritage makes it stronger than any Begonia ‘Fireworks’ (Kartuz) rex Begonia. Soft pink flowers appear A showstopper in our trade show booth! Deep metallic, in spring. ‘Phoe’s Cleo’ thrives in paisley purple bands encircle an iridescent silver-white containers, shade gardens, and on center that is undeniably striking. Great pink flowers windowsills. add to the appeal. This plant did especially well in our Z 10-11  ∞ i 20-24/24/24 display gardens in amended garden soil. Not as picky as a rex and shows great vigor. Upright habit. AGM Begonia ‘River Nile’ (Thompson) (Award of Garden Merit). More tolerant of cold than most begonias, this one sports bright Z 10-11  ∞ 16/18/16 i chartreuse leaves that are heavily NEW Begonia ‘Madame Queen’ edged in dark red. The borders are also Stunning variety with large, glossy, copper- ruffled and the leaf bases swirl like a colored leaves, a ruffled and frilled edge, and a ram’s horn toward the leaf center. White red reverse. Prominent light green veins radiate flowers. Great as a patio plant or as a from the center of the leaves. Tall sprays of houseplant, easier to grow than a rex. deep pink flowers. Vigorous grower. Upright This plant did especially well in our rhizomatous type. Wonderful in containers. display gardens in amended garden soil.

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Begonia ‘phoe’s Cleo’ Begonia ‘black taffeta’ Begonia ‘metallic mist’ Begonia ‘madame queen’

Begonia ‘river Nile’

Begonia ‘curly fireflush’

Brugmansia ‘Snowbank’ PPAF, EU protection as a derived variety Bergenia ‘Lunar Glow’ (Van Noort ) (Pig squeak) New leaves unfurl a creamy yellow in the spring and hold the light yellow look through most of the summer in Oregon. A cool new mutation out of B. ‘Solar Flare’. ‘Lunar Glow’ has the traditional bold, evergreen leaves of the Bergenia in addition to lovely dark pink flowers in the spring and burgundy red winter leaves. Grows as well in the South as in the Northwest. Z 4-9 ☼  y - Å 10/12-24/15 Bergenia ‘Lunar Glow’ Bergenia ‘pink dragonfly’ Bergenia ‘Pink Dragonfly’ (Eskuche) (Pig squeak) Narrow leaves, with brilliant purple winter color, erupt in luscious bright pink flowers in proportion to its foliage on this petite beauty. Truly the Bergenia for people who are looking for multi-seasons of interest. Z 4-9 ☼  y - Å 12/12/15 PPAF PVR Bergenia ‘Solar Flare’ (Van Noort ) (Variegated Bergenia) A new twist on a classic garden perennial! Bold, evergreen leaves have a cream-edged border. Excellent winter container plant topped with pink flowers in the spring. Color appears on spring and new growth fading to green in late summer. ‘Solar Flare’ grows as well in the South as in the Northwest. Z 4-9 ☼  y - Å 10/12-24/15 Brugmansia ‘Snowbank’ PP14817 EU16251 (Variegated Angel’s Trumpet) Here’s our first Angel’s Trumpet introduction with fragrant, peach colored blooms of immense proportions, which emerge from some of the most brilliant and broadly margined foliage you have ever seen! This tetraploid Brugmansia is Bergenia ‘Solar Flare’ awesome in containers (3 gallon is best). Spring and summer sales only. Z 8-13 ☼  W ∞ 60/36-48/60 PP13859 EU9772 Brunnera macrophylla ‘Jack Frost’ (Walter’s Gardens) (Silver Siberian bugloss) Winner of the Plantarium in Holland “Best New Plant Award” in 2001. Sky blue, forget-me-not flowers and a netted silver overlay on each leaf. Absolutely stunning in the garden from early spring to fall. One of the showiest and most garden worthy plants to come along in a decade. A significant, world-class perennial. Z 4-9   Å 14/24/17

PPAF PVR Brunnera macrophylla ‘Looking Glass’ (Walter’s Gardens) (Looking glass Siberian bugloss) Shimmering silver 5” heart-shaped leaves bedeck this sport of Brunnera ‘Jack Frost’. The mound gives rise to masses of blue, forget-me-not flowers appearing in spring. Provide evenly moist, rich soils for the best growth. Glows in the garden. Z 4-9   Å 14/24/17

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Brunnera ‘Jack Frost’ Brunnera ‘looking glass’

11 Campanula ‘Elizabeth Oliver’

Campanula persicifolia ‘Blue-Eyed Blonde’ PPAF PVR (Golden Peachleaf Bellflower) This sweetie is HOT! Brilliant yellow foliage gives rise to large 1” bells of deep-blue flowers. This variation of C. persicifolia is a refined and well mannered hardy evergreen perennial. This vigorous form with deep blue flowers is another breeding breakthrough from Terra Nova Nurseries. Z 4-9 ☼ y Å 8/12-18/15-18 Campanula cochleariifolia ‘Elizabeth Oliver’ English nurseries launched this charming dwarf spreader with fully double sky- blue flowers. This heavy flowering cascader is excellent for rockeries or edging a path. Does well in containers. Tolerates limey conditions and needs good drainage. Z 4-8 ☼ y Å 2-4/10-16/3-5 NEW Campanula x pulloides ‘Jelly Bells’ PPAF PVR Decidedly delicious with large, deep blue, nodding bells over a bright green mat Campanula ‘blue-eyed blonde’ Campanula ‘jelly bells’ of foliage. It can be used in a container where it will rebloom or in a rock garden. ‘Jelly Bells’ makes a vigorous and attractive low growing perennial, returning year after year. It prefers full sun and needs good drainage. Z 5-8 ☼ Å 3-8/14-18/6-11 Campanula punctata ‘Pantaloons’ PP13282 ‘Pantaloons’ surprises us with huge 2” light purple flowers that are shaped in a double ‘hose-in-hose’ like we’ve never seen before. Looks like an elaborate 1890’s undergarment. (The plant will occasionally throw up single flowers). This plant is vigorous and reaches standard C. punctata height. Z 5-9 ☼  y W - Å 12/15-28/28

Campanula ‘pantaloons’

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Carex ‘Lemon Zest’ Campanula ‘Pink Octopus’ PP18885 PVR Japanese lantern buds open to striking pink, octopus-like flowers. Over 50 blooms flutter down from the nicely upright flowering branches above strong, deeply cut foliage. Unique and interesting! Long bloom time and easy to grow. Tolerant of most soils. Wrap your arms around this one! Z 5-9 ☼  y - Å 10/18-28/15-18 Campanula ‘Samantha’ (Reeck) This award winning plant forms lovely mats of foliage Campanula ‘summertime blues’ Campanula ‘pink octopus’ displaying unusual and charming blue-violet, 1” wide, very fragrant flowers which face upwards. Re-blooms sporadically with deadheading. A slow spreader that is great for well- drained border in partial shade to full sun. Excellent for container production. Z 5-9 ☼  y W Å 7/18/11 Campanula ‘Summertime Blues’ PPAF PVR (Everblooming Campanula) Here’s the “cure” for the summertime blues! The longest blooming Campanula we’ve ever seen. ‘Summertime Blues’ has masses of large, silvery blue bells on 2 foot, upright stems… all spring, summer and fall! A clumping habit that doesn’t spread or reseed. Z 4-9 ☼ y Å 10/17/24

Carex siderosticha Campanula ‘Samantha’ ‘Lemon Zest’ PP14463 The only gold C. siderosticha on the market that holds its gold all summer! Its bright lemon swords will illuminate the garden! These golden clumps glow in moderate shade with even moisture. Striking in borders and containers. This clumping, deciduous sedge combines well with Hosta and Heuchera. Z 6-9  Å 9/12/18

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Coreopsis ‘moonlight’ Coreopsis ‘Moonlight’ PPAF, EU protection as a derived variety Coreopsis ‘Autumn Blush’ PP18184 PVR ‘Moonlight’ blooms continuously for 3 to 4 Fall Color This hardy hybrid out of C. auriculata ‘Nana’ begins flowering in the late months. Each plant has over 150 2” pastel-yellow flowers which change color to spring with 1” strawberry-eyed, butter-yellow flowers. Flowers form a peach in cool weather. This Terra Nova bred Coreopsis forms attractive mounds and mid-height canopy of color, which changes as the season progresses. thrives in heat and humidity. Cooler temperatures of late spring and fall enhance the strawberry coloration. Continuous flower production and vigorous growth have Z 6-9 ☼ ® 25/15/25 made ‘Autumn Blush’ destined to become one of American gardeners’ Coreopsis ‘Gold Nugget’ PPAF PVR favorite plants. Feel the heat from this Terra Nova Coreopsis! An amazing bloomer, with over ® Z 6-9 ☼ 24/32/26 200 warm gold flowers on a first year plant, each with a blazing red eye. Blooms continuously for 3 to 4 months! Flowers are an amazing 1.5” wide. ‘Gold Nugget’ has a superb mounding form that thrives in heat and humidity. Z 6-9 ® 24/32/26 ☼ Coreopsis ‘gold nugget’

15 Coreopsis tripteris ‘Lightning PPAF PVR Flash’ (Messenbrink) (Tall tickseed) ‘Lightning Flash’ is a bold Coreopsis with striking gold foliage that stays gold all summer. Found by Mark Messenbrink at his nursery in North Carolina. It is perfect for the perennial border, reaching 3’ to 5’. The light yellow flowers are a bonus in late summer. And it thrives in heat & humidity! Z 3-8 ☼ ® - 60/32/72 Coreopsis ‘Pinwheel’ PP18880 PVR Quilled, butter-yellow flowers with lacy-blue foliage put this Coreopsis in a league of its own! This hardy charmer forms wonderful mounds covered with hundreds of flowers all summer. The pleasing soft color of this uniquely shaped flower combines well with the entire garden color palette. Z 6-9 ☼ ® 24/32/26 Coreopsis ‘Snowberry’ PP18560 PVR Like raspberries dropped in the snow, these creamy-white flowers are splashed with an eye patch of dark red. Multitudes of large 1 ½” wide flowers bloom all summer atop dark green foliage. Works well in the mixed border or used in containers. It’s sterile (making it a more prolific bloomer) and is easy to grow. Z 6-9 ☼ ® 26/32/28

Coreopsis ‘pinwheel’ Coreopsis ‘snowberry’ Coreopsis ‘Lightning Flash’

Corydalis ‘Blue Panda’ Corydalis ‘Blue heron’ Corydalis shihmienensis Corydalis flexuosa ‘Blue Panda’ ‘Berry Exciting’ PPAF PVR (Hatch, Reeck) Brilliant yellow, fern-like leaves are A wonderful, fragrant blue Corydalis from streaked green and erupt in fragrant China’s “Panda Country.” This long bloomer purple flowers. This wonderful new and re-bloomer in the Pacific Northwest mutation of C. ‘Blackberry Wine’ is combines the charms of cobalt-blue flowers one of the few Corydalis that does and fragrance. Goes summer dormant. not go summer dormant. Its vigorous Z 5-8   W 8/8/12 cascading habit makes it an excellent Corydalis ‘canary feathers’ ground cover and looks great spilling Corydalis ‘Canary Feathers’ PPAF out of baskets and over banks. A PVR stunner in the spring garden. Takes Soft, blue-green feather-like foliage is heat and humidity! One of the top accented by large, trusses of canary-yellow 25 Best Sellers for 2007 from Plant flowers carried high above the leaves. This Delights Nursery. is our showiest and most vigorous Corydalis Z 5-9  W 10/16-24/13 introduced to date! This long bloomer and sun tolerant hybrid makes a great highlight Corydalis shihmienensis in shady spots where it combines well with ‘Blackberry Wine’ our silver leaf Heuchera and Pulmonaria. This early-emerging beauty has Prefers moist, well-drained soils. blue-green, ferny leaves which provide a backdrop for hundreds of Z 8-9  9/12/12 ultra-fragrant flowers the color of Corydalis elata (Reeck) blackberry wine. It holds its slightly Perhaps the best Corydalis for the south! silvered foliage all spring, summer, Fabulously fragrant cobalt-blue flowers and fall with a cascading habit, adorn the upright habit of this garden jewel. excellent in baskets or over walls. Flowers emerge in May and bloom through Takes heat and humidity! Cut back July in Oregon. This superior selection does Corydalis ‘berry exciting’ after bloom to freshen foliage. Mark well in moist soils. Corydalis ‘blackberry wine’ Tebbitt and Henrik Zetterlund are the ones to thank for finding the species Z 6-8  W 16/12-20/18 name. Corydalis elata Z 5-9  W 10/16/13 Corydalis curvifloravar. rosthornii ‘Blue Heron’ (Heronswood Nursery) Our largest, darkest blooming Corydalis! Dark, gentian-blue flowers atop stunning red stems are enhanced by blue-green foliage. This form bloomed all spring and summer for us in Oregon. A marvelous new Corydalis collected in Sichuan, China by Mr. Dan Hinkley himself. Will go summer dormant if it is kept too dry or hot. Z 6-8   W 8/10/9 17 Corydalis flexuosa ‘Purple Leaf’ (Blue Dragon) Up before the robins in spring (with its cousin ‘Blackberry Wine’), this bronzy-leafed fumitory is vigorous, rhizomatous, early blooming and long lived. Plants are more compact than the type and are charming in the rock garden, or scrambling around stepping-stones. A great lacy contrast to Heuchera ‘Lime Rickey’. Fragrant, violet-blue flowers abound in early spring. May go summer dormant. Z 5-9  W 5-8/10/12 Cyclamen coum ‘Something Magic’ PPAF (Hardy Cyclamen) The FIRST-EVER Hardy Cyclamen from tissue culture! Wonderfully marked leaves - each leaf sports a miniature Christmas tree with a silver halo. Large rose-pink flowers in Feb./ March. ‘Something Magic’ is a lovely plant and a vigorous grower. Needs good drainage. Z 5-9  3/10/6 Dicentra spectabilis ‘Gold Heart’ EU4817 CPBR0974 (Pope) Dicentra ‘Gold Heart’ Corydalis ‘Purple Leaf’ (Gold leaf Bleeding Hearts) Truly the most stunning plant in our spring garden with 3’ tall, peach-colored stems holding exquisite, brilliant, gold leaves. In late spring, large, rose-pink flowers emerge on arching stems. From Nori Pope of Hadspen House Nursery in Castle Cary, England. Voluntary royalty to breeder. Not for resale into Canada. Ships only November through May. Z 5-9   y - Å 24/36/30-36

Dicentra ‘King of Hearts’ (Ownbey) (Bleeding Hearts) This hybrid combines large dark rose flowers with the most sumptuous, lacy, “beyond blue” foliage in a duet that is Dicentra ‘King of Hearts’ Cyclamen ‘Something Magic’ incomparable. It is a good neighbor and spreads slowly forming multi- seasonal mounds. In addition, it doesn’t go summer dormant! Z 5-9   y ® - Å 6/14/9-14

19 Echinacea ‘Tiki Torch’ PP18839 PVR This darkest orange coneflower explodes with massive 4½” flowers with wide petals. ‘Tiki Torch’ retains its intense color for weeks rather than days. The spicy-scented blooms sit atop strong and upright 36” stems. Use for the border and for cut flowers. Easy to grow. Ignite this flaming dream! Z 4-9 ☼ y ® W - Å 28/26/36

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Echinacea ‘Merlot’ Echinacea purpurea ‘Coconut Lime’ PPAF PVR Echinacea ‘Coconut Lime’ is the first white double-flowering Echinacea. Its compact habit can sport over 20 blooms per plant! Well branched, sturdy flower stems are perfect for cutting. Blooms for 2-3 months. Thrives in intense heat & humidity of Texas. Put the lime in the coconut and shake it all up! Echinacea ‘Coconut Lime’ Z 4-9 ☼ y ® W - Å 20/24/30 Echinacea purpurea ‘Fragrant Angel’ PP16054 EU17449 Grows just like ‘Ruby Giant’, with large, fragrant, horizontal flowers with layered, overlapping petals and huge yellow cones. The well branched stems extend the blooming season right through summer and fall. ‘Fragrant Angel’ also boasts extreme vigor in the South. Z 4-9 ☼ y ® W - Å 20/24/30 Echinacea purpurea ‘Merlot’ PPAF PVR Huge 5” wide, rose pink flowers centered with orange cones sit atop stunning burgundy-black stems. Well branched stems which are strong enough to break scissors! (We did! lol) A wonderful introduction! Like a fine wine, this beauty has great fragrance. 35 flowers graced our second-year-plant. Z 4-9 ☼ y ® W - Å 27/34/30 Echinacea ‘Fragrant Angel’

21 NEW Echinacea purpurea ‘Pink Poodle’ PPAF PVR This pink “puppy” is prancing into the coneflower arena with amazingly large and fluffy, 4” wide flower heads. These bright pink flowers are a departure from the E. ‘Razzmatazz’ hybrids and feature strong, well-branched stems to 32” tall and excellent vigor. This was no “dog” in our trials! – It’s a Grand Champion! Z 4-9 ☼ y ® W - Å 22/28-32/32

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NEW Echinacea x ‘Mac ‘n’ Cheese’ PPAF PVR You can take comfort with these warm and tasty 4 ½” blooms covering our new Echinacea. Vigorous, well-branched stems are featured on this upright plant (to 26” tall). Their golden rays are a perfect complement to E. ‘Tomato Soup’. Put them together for a summertime feast! Z 4-9 ☼ y ® W - Å 21/18-24/26 NEW Echinacea x ‘Tomato Soup’ PPAF PVR Warm, tomato-red flowers to 5” wide stunned our nursery visitors! A real treat to 32” tall and nearly as wide covered with flowers till frost! Plants are well branched and show excellent vigor. A natural pairing with E. ‘Mac and Cheese’. Z 4-9 ☼ y ® W - Å 32/32/32

23 Echinacea ‘Green Eyes’ Echinacea purpurea ‘Green Eyes’ PP17172 EU20627 Shocking magenta flowers have beautiful indented green centers that mature to a cone with rich orange. This strong, well-branched plant is a super addition to the border with its long-lasting blooms that also make great cut or dried flowers! Z 4-9 ☼ y ® W - Å 20/24/30 Echinacea purpurea ‘Hope’ PP17194 EU20630 Calm, fragrant, soft pink flowers of great size, fragrance, and substance adorn this long blooming perennial. It is dedicated to the breast cancer survivors and the memories of those who have succumbed to breast cancer. Terra Nova will make a donation of $.25 for each plant sold, to the Oregon & SW Washington affiliate of the Susan G. Komen for the Cure to help further the search for a cure for breast cancer. Sold with beautiful over-sized picture labels that advertises this as a ”Plant for the Cure.” Labels are mandatory to ensure success of the program. Z 4-9 ☼ y ® W - Å 20/24/30 Echinacea purpurea ‘Lilliput’ PP18841 PVR A breeding breakthrough! Short mounds are covered with over 25+ blooms of Echinacea ‘Pink Double Delight’ fragrant deep rose-purple on this miniature ‘Ruby Giant’. This form is unlike anything we have ever seen! Perfect in the front of the border or as a groundcover Z 4-9 ☼ y ® W - Å 12/15/16 Echinacea purpurea ‘Pink Double Delight’ PPAF PVR This perennial powerhouse is half the height of Echinacea ‘Razzmatazz’ with twice the flower power! Well-branched, sturdy flower stems are perfect for cutting! Blooms for 2-3 months! Thrives in the intense heat & humidity of Texas! Double your pleasure! Z 4-9 ☼ y ® W - Å 16/12/20 Echinacea ‘Lilliput’

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Echinacea ‘Ruby Giant’ Echinacea ‘Raspberry Tart’ PPAF PVR Up to 30 flowers adorn this compact, well-branched gem in the first year after dormancy! These hot, electric-magenta blooms might stop traffic! Blooms emerge for a long period- from mid summer to fall. Use en-masse for the border and as cut flowers. Easy to grow and fragrant! Z 4-9 ☼ y ® W - Å 18/15/24 Echinacea purpurea ‘Purity’ PPAF PVR ‘Purity’ is the new GOLD-STANDARD for Echinacea flower & form! Over 25, 4 ½” blooms on a 1 year old plant after Echinacea ‘Raspberry Tart’ Echinacea ‘Purity’ dormancy! Remarkably strong, well-branched, 18-24” tall plants produce pristine white flowers of superb quality with bright orange cones! Fragrant too. Wonderful in the border or for the cutting garden. Blooms all summer and into fall. Z 4-9 ☼ y ® W - Å 18/22/27 Echinacea purpurea ‘Ruby Giant’ ‘Ruby Giant’ was the first Echinacea bred for multi- branched, strong flower stems boasting huge 5” wide fragrant blooms. This clonal selection from the original Rubinstern seed material has a double row of petals held horizontally for maximal impact. ‘Ruby Giant’ has become the industry standard for garden worthy Echinacea breeding. Blooms all summer into fall. Z 4-9 ☼ y ® W - Å 20/24-30/30-36

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Eucomis ‘Oakhurst’ Euphorbia ‘Royal Velvet’ Hedychium ‘Tahitian Flame’ Fatsia ‘Spider’s Web’

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Hakonechloa ‘Stripe It Rich’ Hakonechloa ‘All Gold’ Ensete ‘Tandarra Red’ Fatsia japonica ‘Spider’s Web’ Hakonechloa macra ‘Stripe It Rich’ (Ornamental Banana) Can you say, “BOLD?” This is one (Variegated Japanese Aralia) A fantasy of brilliant PPAF PVR dramatic foliage plant with huge, waxy fronds of reddish- white splashing and dotting. A beautiful Aralia (Variegated gold Japanese forest grass) These purple tones superimposed over deep green. Similar to given to Dan by variegated plant guru (sensei #1), white-striped, golden leaves create a new spin Ensete ‘Maurellii’, but with more contrasting leaf and vein Dr. Yokoi in Japan. This variable form is very rare on the shade tolerant Japanese Forest Grass. color. Use for an exotic tropical look. even over there! Wild variegation changes with ‘Stripe It Rich’ grows in full to partial sun. It is Z 10-13 ☼  ∞ 120/80/110 the seasons and as the plant ages. Named by spectacular as a woodland accent, in containers, Dan’s other sensei, Mr. Hirose. along pathways or entrances, and adds an Asian Eucomis comosa ‘Oakhurst’ Z 7-9   60/48/65 garden look. (Purple Pineapple Lily) Strapping, upright brilliant Z 6-9  10/20/18 burgundy foliage and purple pineapple-like flowers adorn Geum ‘Fireball’ the plant. Originally found in a San Diego Nursery, this (Avens) Profuse, huge, sterile, orange-yellow, Hedychium ‘Tahitian Flame’ PPAF deep-purple leafed novelty has loved blazing sun there semi-double flowers continue from spring to (Variegated ginger) Make a Hawaiian splash with for nearly 20 years. We were totally amazed to see plants fall. These 1½” blooms are picoteed with a red this boldly variegated hybrid ginger! Intoxicatingly in an Indianapolis garden not only thriving, but actually edge. One of the most impressive (and early) fragrant apricot flowers emerge in midsummer reseeding! Wow! It has a stately and exotic look and it orange blooming perennials in the spring! Found and continue thru fall. The upright habit of combines well in mixed containers. Also lasts an amazing exploding in the walled city of York, England, ‘Tahitian Flame’ creates a wonderful architectural 21 days as a cut flower! this dynamic plant held its regal position in the accent for both containers and gardens. Z 7-10 y ® - 24/20/32 garden, attracting every eye. Well-drained soil. ☼ Z 8-11 ☼   ∞ 60/24/68 Z 5-9 ® - 18/24/24-36 Euphorbia ‘Royal Velvet’ (O’Byrne) ☼ (Royal Velvet Spurge) Tailored evergreen velveteen leaves Hakonechloa macra ‘All Gold’ of rich deep red provide the perfect foil for its spring floral (Gold Japanese forest grass) This gleaming, display. In spring, its 8” chartreuse-colored flower spikes metallic gold “Forest Grass” holds its brilliant color have dramatic dark maroon eyes. This cross between all summer before turning tan in winter. Leaves E. characias ‘Portuguese Velvet’ and E. x martinii ‘Red are more upright and spiky than the type and Martin’ has the best of both worlds! ‘This superior hybrid are awesome in containers and the garden! Dan from Ernie & Marietta O’Byrne thrives in their world-class saw this glowing in the morning sun while visiting garden and beyond. Requires good drainage. Suzuki-En in the Kowaguchi area of Japan. Z 7-10 ☼ - Å 18/24/36 Z 6-9  10/20/18

☼ = Full Sun  = Partial Shade  = Shade x/x/x = Foliage Ht./Foliage Spread/Flowering Ht. in inches W = Fragrant - = Cut Flower ® = Butterfly y = Hummingbird ´ = Japanese Origin ∞ = Tropicalismo i = House Plant Å = Deer Resistant 27 Helleborus carousel Strain Helleborus Brushstrokes Strain Helleborus Golden Lotus Strain Helleborus x hybridus Brushstrokes Strain - (30 Cell) (Brushstokes Lenten Rose) Marietta’s single mix is a compendium of the world’s greatest Hellebores. Brushstroked splashes, spots, and true, rich colors adorn the wide petals of this superior group. A delight in the winter garden. Shade tolerant and deer resistant! Z 5-8 ☼  Å 12/24/14 Helleborus x hybridus Carousel Strain - (30 Cell) These wonderful Anemone-flowered hellebores bring to mind the carousels of the past. Anemone-flowered forms are amongst the most uncommon of plants and hard to find in the trade. Flowers are large with picoteed edges and contrasting center “bosses”. Come take a ride! Z 5-8   Å 24/12/12 Helleborus x hybridus Golden Lotus Strain - (30 Cell) A nearly golden glow emanates from these charming lotus-like flowers. Double yellows are among the rarest of Hellebores and Marietta has come through with a dazzler of a series! Z 5-8   Å 12/24/14

Helleborus x nigercors ‘Honeyhill Joy’ (Metcalfe) Helleborus ‘Honeyhill Joy’ (Lenten Rose) This hybrid from Honeyhill Farms is exceptional for its quantities of large, outfacing, cream-centered, white flowers over vigorous, shiny, blue tinged foliage. Plant ‘Honeyhill Joy’ at your entry to enjoy the exceptionally early 2-month long show of marvelous, late winter blooms. Blooms early (after its first winter) in a 4” pot! Z 6-9  18/24/28

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Helleborus Splashdown Strain Helleborus Regal Ruffles Strain Helleborus Mellow Yellow Strain Helleborus x sternii ‘Hot Flash’ Sumptuously silvered and red veined, this outstanding evergreen Hellebore sports deeply serrate edges to create one HOT leaf!! Blooms in late winter to early spring with pale green flowers blushed with pink. Wonderful in the front of the border for its clean good looks and winter interest. Requires good drainage to thrive. Z 6-9  12/18/16 Helleborus x hybridus London Fog Strain - (30 Cell) Dan’s recent trip to England exposed us to a multitude of silvery-grey colors visible in this series. The slate roofs, the grey streets of London, the darkened skies; all are reflected in the blooms of this group. Flowers are large and plants are vigorous. Z 5-8   Å 12/24/14 Helleborus x hybridus Mellow Yellow Strain (Lenten Rose) Actually, these yellows are anything but mellow and are the brightest yellows that we have seen. One of the world’s top hybridizers, Marietta O’Byrne has created this wonderful group of single bright yellows with the occasional apricot surprise! Many are splashed or tinted with picotee edges. All Hellebores are shade tolerant and deer resistant! Å Z 5-8   12/24/14 Helleborus ‘Hot Flash’ Helleborus London Fog Strain Helleborus x hybridus Regal Ruffles Strain - (30 Cell) (Double Lenten Rose) This strain of vigorous doubles includes giant 3” fluffy flowers with triple the usual number of petals. Colors include vivid reds, greens, pinks, yellows, and picotees - all in double form! Add a new dimension to your spring sales with these colorful and long-lasting winter/spring blooms. Z 5-8   Å 12/24/14 Helleborus Splashdown Strain - (30 Cell) Of all Marietta’s hybrids, these are the ones that simply take your breath away. Incredible, bold splashes of burgundy, red, and purple are painted on white to ivory backgrounds. Strong flower forms have mostly green nectaries. C’est magnifique! Z 5-8   Å 12/24/14 29 Heuchera ‘Cafe Ole’ Heuchera ‘Blood Red’ Heuchera Heuchera ‘Blood Red’ PP17153 Enormous, blood red flowers on 20” stalks erupt over bright For more than a decade, the Terra green leaves swirled with a silvery-white overlay. Largest red Nova Breeding Team has worked flower yet. Some variegation is common on the small compact to enhance every characteristic foliage. Great in the rock garden, border, and one of the best for of this trouble-free native. We’ve container production. expanded the color palette to include oranges, blacks, reds, Z 4-9 ☼  y ® - 7/12/20 purples etc. This rainbow of PPAF PVR Heuchera ‘Café Olé’ colors is combined with ruffles, bright flowers, sturdier habit, and Frilly, ruffled leaves in milk chocolate form a tight mound on rebloom to extend the selling this unusual hybrid. Numerous branched spikes hold hundreds Heuchera ‘Cinnabar Silver’ season and create popularity among American home of white flowers kissed with purple. Create a cute border gardeners. A wide range of color for both sun and display with our best multi-crowned compact Heuchera! Great shade make them excellent companion plants to for edging a pathway or en masse. complete your perennial program! Z 4-9 ☼  6-12/16/21 Grower Note: Most Heuchera need 12 weeks of vernalization to PP11377 EU10038 flower. So if you choose a variety based on the flower rather than Heuchera ‘Cherries Jubilee’ the foliage, please provide the needed cold treatment. All Heuchera Soft red flowers on warm brown foliage make this Heuchera bought in late summer or early fall and given a chill period will good enough to eat! A compact habit and tidy appearance. produce vastly superior plants the next spring. Foliage is veiled in shadier locations. Performs great in containers. Heuchera ‘Amber Waves’ PP13348 EU11455 Z 4-9 y ® 7/16/16 The light rose-colored flowers are secondary to the ☼ stunning, ruffled, amber-gold foliage which is brightest Heuchera ‘Chocolate Ruffles’ PP8965 EU3954 in spring. No Heuchera has ever attracted such great Heavily ruffled leaves of rich chocolate on top and deep attention at the retail level as much as our dazzling burgundy on the bottom create a warm contrast of color. ‘Amber Waves’. We had a designer grab our plant Thousands of small purplish flowers on strong purple spikes and hold it up to every colored foliage plant in the continue the show. One of our first and finest, and still in nursery and . . . it worked. We have discovered the amazing demand, this heat/humidity tolerant Heuchera thrives “new neutral.” Winner: “Best New Plant” - Four Oaks & in gardens across the country and has become a landscaper’s Scotgrow, UK 2001. Heuchera ‘Amethyst Myst’ staple. Winner of the highest gold medal as “Best New Z 4-9  y ® 8/17/14 Perennial Introduction” at Plantarium in Holland ‘95. Gold and silver medal winner at VKC Nieuw, Belgium. Heuchera ‘Amethyst Myst’ ® A cool fog of silver settles over the stunning amethyst Z 4-9 ☼  y 10-12/17-24/30 foliage. This glossy-leafed, vigorous clump can achieve Heuchera ‘Cinnabar Silver’ PP18324 PVR an impressive 24” across. Both size and color make Our breeders have been working for years to try and combine this Heuchera stand out in the spring garden. The more the best of both worlds… exceptional flowers and color-holding you grow this plant - the more you admire it. foliage on the same plant! Cinnabar Silver Z 4-9 ☼  10/15-24/26 combines a profusion of cinnabar red flowers atop Heuchera ‘Black Beauty’ PP13288 EU11507 compact mounds of (as ‘Dark Beauty’ in Europe) This stunner pleases the senses with very black-red showy metallic silver and glossy, ruffled leaves. 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Heuchera ‘Cherries Jubilee’ Z 4-9 ☼  10/16/24

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Heuchera ‘Amber Waves’

Heuchera ‘Chocolate Ruffles’ Heuchera ‘Black Beauty’

31 Heuchera ‘Georgia Peach’ PPAF PVR (Alum root) ‘Georgia Peach’ is the first in our Southern Bells series of villosa hybrids bred for heat and humidity tolerance. In spring huge peach colored leaves with a showy silver overlay adorn a large lush habit. Foliage color intensifies to rose purple with a decorative frosted veil in fall and winter. Great landscape specimen for North America. Z 4-9   14/24/30

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Heuchera ‘Ginger Ale’ Heuchera ‘Gypsy Dancer’ Heuchera ‘Hollywood’ Heuchera ‘Ginger Ale’ PP18173 PVR A surprise! Effervescent flowers in shades of ginger yellow and light pink erupt from soft, um, ginger colored leaves. Lovely to contrast with the darker coral-bells in the marketplace. Designers love the ability of this plant to complement so many colors. It is a perfect neutral tone. Good in containers and in borders. Z 4-9   y ® - 6-9/10-12/22 Heuchera americana ‘Green Spice’ A top-seller around the world and great in the shade! Much more color contrast and more vigorous than Heuchera ‘Beauty Color’. Its dark gray-edged silver leaves with red venation are smoother and brighter, bigger, and better. Exceptional fall color, which we label as “pumpkin, neon orange.” Z 4-9   9/16/28 Heuchera ‘Green Spice’

Heuchera ‘Gypsy Dancer’ PP15959 EU17450 Heuchera ‘Hollywood’ PP17129 This floriferous hybrid has a multitude of light pink EU20620 flowers swirling over low, and flashy metallic silver and Strong reblooming spikes of dense coral- gray foliage. Multitudes of light pink flowers swirl over red flowers are produced over white veiled, the bright foliage. A heavy repeat bloomer which is lightly ruffled metallic leaves. Every flower first to start and last to finish! Stays small and flashy. stem produces dozens of reblooming flowers Doesn’t require long cold treatments to bloom like continuously. The compact habit and long most Heuchera, making it great for the South. Will bloom period of ‘Hollywood’ make it perfect grow in heavier shade than many others, but can also for mixed containers and edging. An amazing thrive in full sun. Any fortune teller will tell you this breakthrough in breeding and the first to get plant is fabulous. an “11” by Dan’s standards. Z 4-9 ☼  y ® - 8/12/20 Z 4-9 ☼  y ® - 8/10-12/16

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Heuchera ‘Obsidian’ PP14836 EU15761 Heuchera ‘obsidian’ PPAF, EU protection as a derived variety The “Black Standard” which does NOT fade, even in full sun. Shiny, broad, Heuchera ‘Midnight Rose’ (Behnke Nursery) rounded leaves like black satin! Its richly colored foliage showcases all other Hot pink splashes adorn this vigorous growing ‘Obsidian’ sport. Pink flecks emerge colors in the garden. Vigor and consistent performance under a variety of in spring and continue to enlarge and brighten before lightening to cream as the garden conditions make this a fool-proof choice. Customers have continued season progresses. Bold, black, and beautiful for sunny locations. This marvelous to rank ‘Obsidian’ as one of their TOP 5 selling Heuchera nationwide. Dan addition was discovered at Behnke Nursery. A special find! saw ‘Obsidian’ thriving in Birmingham Botanic Gardens in Alabama. Z 4-9 ☼  10/16/24 Z 4-9  10/16/24 ☼ Heuchera ‘midnight rose’

35 Heuchera ‘plum pudding Heuchera ‘Peach Flambe’ Heuchera ‘Paris’ PP18881 PVR As silvered as ‘Mint Frost’, this free-flowering cousin to ‘Hollywood’ has striking, white-veiled green leaves that give rise to continuous columns of large, deep rose-colored flowers. Repeat blooms until frost with a single bloom-stem lasting for 2 months. Excellent in containers or the shade border. Lights up the shade garden year round. Z 4-9  y ® - 7/14/14 Heuchera ‘Peppermint Spice’ PP18009 PVR The first Heuchera with the lovely ‘Green Spice’-type foliage combined with H. sanguinea-type rose pink flowers. Flowers are shorter than ‘Green Spice’ but taller than the compact forms, giving a new niche in Heuchera-dom. Z 4-9   y ® - 8/12/18 Heuchera ‘Peach Flambé’ PP17195 EU20615 Bright peach-colored leaves that literally glow in spring, Heuchera ‘peppermint spice’ Heuchera ‘Paris’ summer and fall, turning to plum in winter. Large, smooth leaves and flaming red infusions create drama in the garden. The color progression of ‘Peach Flambé’ thru the year provides multi-seasonal interest as a superb color companion with spring yellows, summer blues, and fall oranges. A vigorous, medium-sized plant that produces white flowers in spring on stems to 16”. Z 4-9   7/14/16 Heuchera ‘Plum Pudding’ EU3330 Thriving in the heat and humidity of the South, this industry staple is still one of our finest “plums.” Tight, compact habit with “beyond burgundy” shiny foliage make this an excellent companion planting for a wide array of colors. Gold medal winner VKC Nieuw, Belgium ‘96. Z 4-9 ☼  8/16/26 ☼ = Full Sun  = Partial Shade  = Shade x/x/x = Foliage Ht./Foliage Spread/Flowering Ht. in inches W = Fragrant - = Cut Flower ® = Butterfly y = Hummingbird ´ = Japanese Origin ∞ = Tropicalismo 36 i = House Plant Å = Deer Resistant www.terranovanurseries.com | 800.215.9450

NEW Heuchera ‘Plum Royale’ PPAF PVR ‘Plum Royale’ is the first Heuchera to have amazing, shiny purple leaves all summer! Combines well with silver foliage like ‘Silver Mound’ Artemisia. Winter foliage is silver with a purple tint. Attractive pink-white flowers on dark peduncles just above the foliage. Wonderful as an accent or en masse. Present your garden with a new level or ☼ = Full Sun  = Partial Shade  = Shade x/x/x = Foliage Ht./Foliage Spread/Flowering Ht. “Purplitude”. in inches W = Fragrant - = Cut Flower Z 4-9  6/14/12-20 ® = Butterfly y = Hummingbird ☼ ´ = Japanese Origin ∞ = Tropicalismo i = House Plant Å = Deer Resistant 37 Heuchera ‘Purple Petticoats’ EU5885 Dark purple frilly foliage, the texture of petticoats, adorns this tough beauty. Placed first for winter foliage at one of the top horticultural shows during one of Holland’s toughest winters. Gold medal winner at VKC Nieuw, Belgium ‘96. Award of Garden Merit winner. Z 4-9 ☼  12/24/28 Heuchera ‘Rave On’ PPAF PVR One of our heaviest spring bloomers, producing masses of pink flowers above highly silvered foliage. Excellent in containers, en masse, or as a splendid specimen. A new level of Heuchera breeding with more flowers than any other in our trials. Z 4-9 ☼  y ® - 8/14/20 Heuchera ‘Sashay’ Heuchera ‘Purple Petticoats’ Heuchera ‘Vesuvius’ This sport of ‘Purple Petticoats’ has deeply cut, ruffled leaves which are dark green on top contrasted by luscious burgundy below. The unique substance and leaf color provide dramatic interest in both landscapes and containers. Award of Garden Merit winner. Z 4-9 ☼  8/16/22 Heuchera ‘Velvet Night’ Our darkest veiled form. 7” plush, slate black leaves, with complex metallic purple overlays. Great with gold Hosta. It has shimmering leaves that are actually velvety to the touch, showing best in part shade. Z 4-9  7/17/26 Heuchera ‘Vesuvius’ PP13215 EU11503 Profuse and reblooming spires erupt like fountains of magma over the dark flanks of this hot little number. The flowers of this great garden performer are an orangey red. Bloomed very well in 55% shade. Z 4-9 ☼  y ® - 7/17/24

Heuchera ‘Sashay’ (Winter Shot) Heuchera ‘Rave On’ Heuchera ‘Velvet Night’

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Heuchera ‘sparkling burgundy’ Heuchera ‘southern comfort’

PP17208 EU20619 Heuchera ‘Sparkling Burgundy’ (as ‘Sparkling Wine’ in EU) Over 8” Wide! Giant 6” burgundy leaves literally glow all spring and summer. Multi-seasonal PPAF PVR interest begins with bright rose burgundy spring foliage and clean white flowers Heuchera ‘Southern Comfort’ followed by leaf colors that become orange and white veiled as the season Huge cinnamon-peach leaves and a lush habit. This plant makes a bold foliage progresses to a final summer color of veiled burgundy and olive tones. The statement like a Hosta (but evergreen). Creamy white flowers erupt in late evergreen leaves darken in winter to a rich wine-red. Forms a medium sized summer. Foliage color changes from cinnamon peach to burnished copper to mound that is great in the landscape or in containers. amber. Bred to do well in Southern humidity, the Midwest, the Northeast or in the Z 4-9   y ® 12/18/20 Northwest. The second of our Southern Bells™ series is nice “on the rocks.” Z 4-9   14/14/22

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Heucherella ‘Sunspot’

40 x Heucherella (Foamy Bells) www.terranovanurseries.com | 800.215.9450 x Heucherella (HEW-ker-ella) are intergeneric hybrids between Heuchera and Tiarella. All forms are sterile and are thus profuse and repeat bloomers with starry, intermediate flowers. Grower Note: Do not overfertilize this group. It’s very common to do so after flowering, but entirely unnecessary. Use good drainage and more sun than you think would be prudent. Overall, they are more like Heuchera than Tiarella in culture. Some do better in Southern heat and high humidity than most Heuchera! x Heucherella ‘Alabama Sunrise’ PPAF PVR Changes color with the seasons! The deeply cut foliage, in spring to mid summer, is gold with red veins. In late summer, the leaves go to green with red veins. In fall, the older foliage turns orange pink. Small white flowers. A H. villosa hybrid therefore heat and humidity tolerant. x Heucherella ‘Sunspot’ Z 4-9   12/20/20 away with this plant and reports that PP14825 EU20554 ‘Kimono’ thrives in his southern garden. PP12159 EU13528 Feast your eyes on this brilliant new form of x Heucherella ‘Burnished Bronze’ Killer metallic-rose winter color. Winner of ‘Dayglow Pink’ with electric yellow foliage and This has large cut leaves with a glossy, burnished bronze the Medaille d’Argent in France in 2003 and an wine-red center patches. Blooms heavily with finish. Top this off with starry, soft pink flowers on branched Award of Garden Merit. dozens of flamingo pink flowers adding to any stalks and you have an amazing plant. Flowering repeats in Z 4-9 ☼  12/20/20 spring color display. Foliage color softens to a the summer as well. One of Dan’s favorites! pleasant buff for summer long interest. x Heucherella ‘Stoplight’ PP16835 EU20613 Z 4-9 ☼  8/14/18 Large 4” screaming yellow and red centered Z 4-9  - 5/12/16 PP12164 EU11469 x Heucherella ‘Dayglow Pink’ spring leaves have shot this vigorous selection NEW x Heucherella ‘Tapestry’ Blooming with hundreds of branched, brilliant pink flower to the top of our Best Sellers list. Striking leaf PPAF PVR stalks, this hybrid stunned us from day one. The greatest coloration continues to intensify as leaves mature. Stunning multicolored and veiled foliage with thrill in hybridizing is to hit a color breakthrough. ‘Dayglow The texture and colorful foliage of ‘Stoplight’ free flowering stems of warm pink flowers. The Pink’ comes through with flying colors. Leaves are cut with a allows it to combine with red flowering annuals dark-centered leaves are colored blue green in chocolate inlay. and perennials for multi-seasonal interest. spring and summer and change to green with Creates a focal point anywhere it is planted. Short, Z 4-9 ☼  - 7/14/16 dark centers in fall and winter. Needs good white flowers are produced in spring. PP12154 EU13668 drainage. x Heucherella ‘Kimono’ Z 4-9  6/14/16 ‘Kimono’ has indescribable ornamentation of silvers, purples, Z 4-9 ☼  - 7/16/20 and greens! The narrow, deeply dissected foliage with a dark ☼ = Full Sun  = Partial Shade  = Shade x/x/x = Foliage Ht./Foliage Spread/Flowering Ht. in chocolate center stripe are topped by summer blooms of inches W = Fragrant - = Cut Flower ® = Butterfly y = Hummingbird ´ = Japanese Origin creamy white. Tony Avent of Plant Delights was simply blown ∞ = Tropicalismo i = House Plant Å = Deer Resistant

Heucherella ‘Tapestry’ Heucherella ‘Stoplight’

41 Ligularia ‘Britt-Marie Crawford’ Lobelia ‘Grape Knee-Hi’ PP13264 (Cardinal Flower) By backcrossing to an extremely dwarf form of the very hardy Lobelia siphilitica, we’ve come up with a true dwarf cardinal flower with deep, Mukdenia ‘Crimson Fans’ purple flowers. Not only is this plant dwarf, it’s also sterile! This prolongs the PP16113 EU12794 bloom time. Ligularia ‘Britt-Marie Crawford’ (Crawford) Å (Black Groundsel) Giant 12” leaves of glossy black create mirrors in the garden. Z 6-9 ☼  y W - 22/15/25 This darkest Ligularia to date exhibits extreme vigor providing a dramatic Lobelia ‘Monet Moment’ (Maness) backdrop for infinite color combinations. Daisy-like flowers of golden orange (Cardinal Flower) We were amazed by two of this plant’s traits - immense flower emerge in late summer. Create a tropical mood with this hardy “must have” size, and MASSES of flowers. The vigor of this plant is extraordinary. If Monet perennial. ever had “a moment” it would be reflected in this gorgeous rose pink beauty Z 4-9 ☼  ® - Å 16-36/16-36/45-60 from Thurman Maness. PPAF Lobelia cardinalis ‘Golden Torch’ (Horvath) Z 4-9 ☼  y W - Å 20/16/36 (Golden cardinal flower) A fabulous combination of gold foliage and bright red Mukdenia rossii ‘Crimson Fans’ (syn. ‘Karasuba’) flowers discovered by Brent Horvath of Intrinsic Perennial Gardens. In spring and Mukdenia is a very hardy, deciduous Heuchera relative from China. This form early summer the bright gold foliage stands out in direct contrast to the brilliant has large maple-like leaves, which emerge green then age (after flowering) to scarlet two-lipped flowers which emerge from July to September. Great for mid-green splashed with bright red. Foliage remains red all summer. Numerous moist spots. white, bell-shaped flowers are held in branched panicles for several weeks from Z 3-9 ☼  y - Å 12/15/24-30 February to April. Can be used as a groundcover or specimen in part shade. This stunning plant is actually hardy Lobelia ‘Grape Knee-Hi’ Lobelia ‘Monet Moment’ in Vermont! Likes even Lobelia moisture, and remember, ‘Golden Torch’ it is not as fast growing as a Heuchera. Limited. Z 4-9  ´ y 12/24/16

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Podophyllum ‘Spotty Dotty’

Philodendron ‘pink princess’ Penstemon ‘Dark Towers’ Polystichum ‘Shiny Holly Fern’ PPAF PVR Penstemon ‘Dark Towers’ (Lindgren) Polystichum sp. ‘Shiny Holly’ (syn. ‘Spiny Holly’) (Jones) Glossy bronze-red foliage is topped with masses of pink flowers in July and August. Compared to ‘Husker’s Red’ this beauty (Shiny Holly Fern) This collected evergreen has much darker foliage which stays darker. Dale Lindgren of fern has a wonderful, clean, shiny look, University of Nebraska created this dark leaf ultra-hardy, pink and plastic-like texture. Deep green flowering form. A tough, carefree plant which tolerates high heat foliage year round looks great in the fall, and humidity. A perfect dark background plant for the border. winter and in spring with early bulbs. The emerging fronds are also a sight with Z 3-8 ☼ ® 33/30/36 huge coppery scales unfurling. From Philodendron ‘Pink Princess’ Judith Jones at Fancy Fronds. Easy to grow and use in the woodland garden or (Philodendron) An unusual black leaf Philodendron with hot containers for long lasting beauty. pink variegation! We believe this wonderful foliage plant is an Australian hybrid. Good light is needed for the maximum Z 6-9  12/12-18/NA variegation/pink shades. No special care is needed except Primula ‘Green Lace’ (Tuffin) moderate light and home conditions. (Green Lace primrose) Large clusters of Z 10-13   ∞ i 48/25/6-48 yellow eyed, green frilled flowers that last for months on the plant. We’ve brought Podophyllum ‘Spotty Dotty’ PP17361 PVR this back because we can’t believe how Polemonium ‘Snow and Sapphires’ (Asian Mayapple) This brilliant hybrid of several Asian Mayapples often and how long it blooms in the boasts large, VIGOROUS, lobed umbrella shaped leaves. Leaves garden. You ask for the unusual hardy are chartreuse with dramatic and bizarre chocolate-brown plants? You got ‘em! The neat foliage is spotting throughout the spring. Like nothing you’ve ever seen! good in containers. Sandra Tuffin, who In summer, the leaves are green with lightly spotted areas. Huge bred it, sent us this beauty years ago. garnet-colored flowers are found under the leaves in clusters Similar to ‘Francisca’ except longer of 5 or more. This form was selected for its coloring, more frost blooming and with a better habit. tolerance, vigor, and rhizomatous habit. All Podophyllum prefer shade, moist, and cool, well composted soil. Avoid drought Z 5-9   - 3/9/9 stress. Protect from hard frosts in spring. Loves organic Primula ‘Green Lace’ fertilizer or compost tea. Z 6-9   18/24-36/17 Polemonium caeruleum ‘Snow and PP13441 Sapphires’ (McDonald) (Variegated Jacob’s ladder) Clean white variegation surrounds the larger fern-like leaflets. The foliage mound gives up sky-blue flowers whose fragrance can be enjoyed from 3-5 feet away. Deadheading can encourage rebloom. It has rebloomed 3 times here with deadheading. Vigorous and long-lived. Z 3-9 ☼  ® W - 10/16/19 43 Pulmonaria ‘Excalibur’ Pulmonaria Pulmonaria ‘Excalibur’ PP8958 Terra Nova Pulmonaria breeding has focused on Shiny silver leaves edged in dark vigor, flower size, color, plant habit, and mildew- green give rise to spring masses of resistance. Being one of the earliest perennials purplish-blue flowers held tightly Pulmonaria ‘High Contrast’ to bloom, they combine wonderfully with spring against the foliage in spring. Extremely bulbs, Dicentra, and Corydalis. mildew-resistant (see winter 2001 PPA

PP14086 EU16876 journal). A great shade & woodland Pulmonaria ‘Bubble Gum’ garden plant with a proven track (was also sold as ‘Sunset’) record. True pink has been elusive in the Lungwort world. Z 4-9  y Å 9/20/9 ‘Pierre’s Pure Pink’ ain’t, and most others have a salmon or coral effect. ‘Bubble Gum’ fills this gap. Pulmonaria ‘High Contrast’ Dense, upright flowering habit and silver spotted PP12337 EU11566 leaves develop into a compact, mounding form. ‘High Contrast’ has brilliantly Mildew resistant. contrasting foliage and one of the best Z 4-9   y Å 14/12/16 track records of all of our Pulmonaria in the hot summers of the Midwest

Pulmonaria ‘Cotton Cool’ and South. Large pink flowers fade to This long-blooming English introduction sports blue over mildew resistant foliage. Nice attractive upright leaves that are entirely silvered. mounding habit. Wavy, spear-shaped We looked at ‘Majeste’ and ‘Cotton Cool’ in our leaves are dark green, infused with trials and of the two, ‘Cotton Cool’ never mildewed. melting silver. Good blue flowers appear in April in clusters of Z 4-9  y Å 9/18/9 smaller flowers. A cool addition to shady areas but will take morning sun. Combine with Heuchera. Pulmonaria longifolia ssp. Cool, daddy-o! cevennensis Pulmonaria ‘Victorian Brooch’ Z 4-9  y Å 12/19/14 This superb landscape Pulmonaria Pulmonaria ‘Moonshine’ has the best of both worlds. Long, PP12333 EU11550 Pulmonaria ‘Dark Vader’ silver, spear-shaped 26” leaves are A fine, mildew resistant plant with a super strong highly mildew resistant and provide the habit. Silver spotting and pink to dark blue flowers perfect backdrop for an extended floral adorn this plant. This is one of Dan’s favorites. show. Large, midnight-blue flowers Z 4-9  y Å 10/19/11 are wider than the typical longifolia

Pulmonaria ‘Bubble Gum’ Pulmonaria ‘Dark Vader’

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Pulmonaria cevennensis species. The PPA gave this subspecies foliage. P. longifolia breeding. John Walters from the Cevennes (a region in France), the was captivated with this plant when he first highest mildew resistance rating in their saw it. trials. Z 4-9 ☼  y Å 12/25/13 Z 4-9  y Å 18/24/12 Pulmonaria ‘Silver Shimmers’ Pulmonaria ‘Milky Way’ PP13290 EU14322 This plant offers the stellar combination of This Pulmonaria has large, and undulating lance-shaped, heavily spotted leaves and silvered leaves on a low plant. The steel- pink-wine blooms that fade to blue. Strong blue flowers are some of the largest of any Pulmonaria ‘Raspberry Splash’ spotted leaves are of mildew-resistant cultivar we carry. Mildew resistant. P. ‘Margery Fish’ heritage. Tony Avent of Z 4-9   y Å 8/18/9 Plant Delights Nursery feels it’s the best PP13047 form for the south. Pulmonaria ‘Trevi Fountain’ This superb, brightly silver-spotted beauty Z 4-9  y Å 12/15/15 will give rise to profuse clusters of large Pulmonaria ‘Moonshine’ cobalt-blue flowers in spring. A stunner! We PP13686 EU14325 feel it is our best, true dark-blue and grows Our flashiest Pulmonaria with great garden into a magnificent landscape specimen. The vigor, compact growth habit, and mildew roots of this plant are in P. longifolia, the best resistance. Shimmering silver-white leaves form for the south, according to John Elsley, are rounded with a thin edge of darkest the botanical brains of Song Sparrow Farms. green. Heat and humidity tolerance make Z 4-9 ☼  y Å 11/25/12 it a good choice for the South. One of the favorites of the entire Terra Nova breeding Pulmonaria ‘Victorian Brooch’ PP11234 EU9811 team! Small, pale, blue-white flowers. Pulmonaria ‘Silver Shimmers’ Z 4-9   y Å 15/20/10 One of the longest blooming of all Pulmonaria ‘Trevi Fountain’ Pulmonaria with masses of outfacing Pulmonaria ‘Raspberry Splash’ PP12138 EU11545 magenta-coral flowers that pop against the attractive, long, silver-spotted foliage. Very profuse flowering on this sun tolerant Victorian Brooch bloomed for over 10 weeks hybrid. Dusky raspberry-coral flowers in our Oregon garden. Mildew resistant. arrive in early spring to herald the strongly silver-marked, sharply pointed, very upright Z 4-9 ☼  y Å 12/20/8

Pulmonaria ‘Milky Way’ Pulmonaria ‘Cotton Cool’

45 Sedum spectabile ‘Hot Stuff’ PP17212 The shortest S. spectabile on the market! This seedling of ‘Brilliant’ bloodlines forms a tight 10” mound of foliage covered by domes of bright pink flower heads! Z 4-9 ☼ ® 10/14/12 Sedum ‘Mr. Goodbud’ PP17671 EU20629 This dusky new S. spectabile hybrid has tight foliage and strongly contrasting colors between its light buds and dark mauve flowers. Richer tones and better foliage than S. ‘Brilliant’. Upright habit and short stature. Dan’s favorite of this trio. Won an AGM (Award of Garden Merit) from the RHS in 2006. ® Scabiosa ‘Vivid Violet’ Z 4-9 ☼ 15/14/17 Sisyrinchium ‘Devon Skies’ Rudbeckia subtomentosum ‘Henry Eilers’ (Lowman) Sisyrinchium ‘Devon Skies’ (Quilled sweet coneflower) Charming blooms (Blue eyed grass) This showy, grass-like of unusual gold quilled petals highlighted by clumper is covered with dozens of large, sky- chocolate-brown button centers. Good for cut blue flowers for weeks in midsummer atop deer flowers. A narrow upright grower which makes resistant foliage. It blooms all summer in the NE a great specimen in the back of the border. Very and South tolerating heat, humidity, poor soils, appealing in the late summer. Introduced by Larry and drought as long it has good drainage. Super Lowman of Ridgecrest Nursery. in the rock garden or front of the border. (It’s Z 4-8 ☼ ® - 48/24/60 sterile too!). Z 7-10 y 4/10/6 Scabiosa ‘Vivid Violet’ PPAF PVR ☼ (Hybrid pincushion flower) Large, vivid violet Stokesia laevis ‘Purple Pixie’ PPAF PVR pincushion flowers set atop low mounds of (Stoke’s Aster) The first dwarf Stoke’s Aster! mildew resistance frilly foliage. Very heavy Large violet blue flowers emerge over a plant flowering and will bloom continuously from late with a short, compact habit combine to a form spring to frost. Vigorous grower! that doesn’t open up (fall apart) with maturity. Z 4-9 ☼ ® - 11/18/15 Blooms in early July with sporadic rebloom. Also grows great in high heat and humidity. Sedum (Stonecrop) Z 5-8 ☼ y ® 9/14/11 New breeding has yielded a great new group of Thalictrum sp. ‘Black Stockings’ cultivars which are more compact and less likely (Meadow Rue) This tall beauty has long, nearly to do the Sedum “fall apart” swan song in mid- black stems, contrasting green leaves and is season. The flower masses are truly a sight to be topped by fluffy lavender pink flowers in large seen, many times covering the foliage entirely. flat- topped corymbs. Very showy for the back Grower Note: All Sedum are sensitive to chemical applications of the border. Needs to be vernalized to bloom. and require good drainage and low fertility (reduced N levels). One of the top 30 Best Sellers for 2007 from Sedum ‘Cloud Walker’ PP17406 EU20562 Plant Delights Nursery. ‘Cloud Walker’ beautifully combines large mauve Z 5-9 ☼  ® W - blooms and dark tinted foliage. A S. spectabile 48/24/58 hybrid with vase shaped, open branching habit that creates a new look in blooming hybrid Sedum. The 6-8” airy flower clusters are layered in patterns reminiscent of clouds. Z 4-9 ☼ ® 15/16-24/17

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Rudbeckia ‘Henry Eilers’ Sedum ‘Mr. Goodbud’

Thalictrum ‘Black Stockings’ Sedum ‘Cloud Walker’ Sedum ‘Hot Stuff’ Stokesia ‘Purple Pixie’

47 Tiarella (Foam Flowers) This genus is indispensable in the woodland/shade garden. These shade loving groundcovers thrive in moderately moist, humus rich soils. Tiarellas have many great attributes; evergreen foliage (in the NW), winter color, fragrant spring flowers, and attractively marked and shaped leaves. Tiarella ‘Candy Striper’ PP15528 Lush green leaves sport a dark stippled stripe down each leaf lobe. Its mounding habit, huge leaf size, pink flower buds, and white, foamy flowers are tantalizing. Possibly our largest foamflower, Candy Striper combines strikingly with Athyrium ‘Burgundy Lace’ and Pulmonaria. Z 4-9   W - Å 10/16/14 Tiarella ‘Crow Feather’ PP12335 EU13663 Bright green leaves, cut, and deeply marked with a black feather. Tiarella ‘Mystic Mist’ Tiarella ‘Iron Butterfly’ Probably the best winter color of ALL Tiarella - simply stunning with a brocade of pinks, reds, purples, and blacks. A strong grower with a mounding habit and bright pink spring flowers. Z 4-9   W - Å 8/11/12 Tiarella ‘Iron Butterfly’ PP12396 EU9848 Large, fragrant flowers, striking, contrasting, cut foliage, and beautiful plant form combine into what is one of the most widely distributed Tiarella in the world. Dan saw this blooming in Chicago in mid-October! Winner of a Silver Award at Plantarium in Holland ‘00. Z 4-9   W - Å 8/11/16 Tiarella ‘Jeepers Creepers’ PP13437 EU11504 Most running forms of Tiarella are blasé; they run too fast, and their flowers are often insipid. ‘Jeepers Creepers’ is the answer: Bold, well marked foliage, creeping (not running) habit and large white flowers. It has one of the best winter contrasts of all of our foamflowers. Z 4-9   W - Å 7/24/12 Tiarella ‘Mystic Mist’ PPAF PVR Tiarella ‘Crow Feather’ Tiarella ‘Jeepers Creepers’ NEW Bred for vigor, this new beautiful Tiarella is variegated and colorful. ‘Mystic Mist’ has bright green leaves with white speckled variegation and prominent red veins all year. Blooms in spring are white foam flowers. Fall color has striking pink tones. Fast growing clumping habit. Needs good drainage. Z 4-9   W - Å 5/11/9

Tiarella ‘Candy Striper’

48 Tiarella ‘Neon Lights’ PP13289 EU13669 www.terranovanurseries.com | 800.215.9450 The blackest, black centered, palmate-cut leaves are edged with contrasting neon-green in spring and topped with large white flowers. This huge leaved cultivar glowed in our trials and has earned respect at the retail front. Z 4-9   W - Å 8/22/16 Tiarella ‘Pink Skyrocket’ PP13382 EU13697 Our BEST pink flowering Tiarella! One of our wild outcrosses shot up with this sparkling salute. Explosive heads of shrimp pink are held above the marvelously cut and marked foliage. This is a new flower form for the genus. Fall color in full sun is burnished bronze and in shade is deep shiny black. One of the top 25 Best Sellers for 2007 from Plant Delights Nursery. Z 4-9   W - Å 6/12/11 Tiarella ‘Pirate’s Patch’ PP14907 EU17429 Broad, uncut leaves with a patch as dark as a pirate’s heart. A breakthrough plant with outstanding habit with its low, creeping stems. Over 250 flower spikes (a record) Tiarella ‘Sugar & Spice’ on a mature plant make this Ken’s favorite foamflower. Tiarella ‘Pirate’s Patch’ Good bronze fall color. Z 4-9   W - Å 5/16/10 Tiarella ‘Spring Symphony’ PP12397 EU9847 A smooth melody of compact foliage with leaves “painted” with black along the mid-rib. Profuse, light pink flowers reach their crescendo in mid-spring. Z 4-9   W - Å 7/10/10 Tiarella ‘Sugar and Spice’ P16738 EU20614 This plant is everything nice, and it IS Dan’s very favorite Tiarella in the whoooole world! Dramatic, lacy leaves with painted, heavily marked centers are seen in summer to winter. Lightly fragrant, spring flowers are uniquely “frosted with pink with a white interior,” says Ken. The shiny leaves appear to be lacquered and look fabulous all year here at the nursery. Z 4-9   W - 8/12-24/13

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Tiarella ‘Neon Lights’

49 Viola ‘Heartthrob’ Veronica prostrata ‘Aztec Gold’ PP13354 EU13144 Yucca filamentosa ‘Color Guard’ (Golden Speedwell) Brilliant gold foliage spreads in congested mats Tantalizing tufts of yellow centered foliage make a great addition to the garden. and is complimented by rich blue flowers in May. This versatile Awesome coral winter color along the stripes. Growth is superior to other clones of Yucca groundcover works well in mixed containers, hanging baskets, filamentosa. Creamy white, fragrant flowers on large spikes. over walls, etc. Great to contrast with our top selling black leaved Z 4-9 ☼ y - Å 20/24/48 Heuchera ‘Obsidian’ and our variegated Silene ‘Valley High’. Foliage goes chartreuse in partial shade, which is still very nice! Yucca rostrata ‘Sapphire Skies’ (Cistus) (Blue beaked Yucca) Elegant, short leaf selection, with gorgeous powder blue-colored Z 3-9 ☼  ® - Å 3/18/8 leaves which hold their color year-round. Over the years it will form an upright, Viola ‘Heartthrob’ PPAF PVR unbranched tree with a stout trunk to about 4’. The hardiest of the trunk forming Yucca. (Perennial violet) Your eyes won’t believe these bold leaves with a Another rare and exciting plant find brought to us from our friends at Cistus Nursery, strongly contrasting deep burgundy splash. Wonderful foliage plant. Sean Hogan and Parker Sanderson. Prefers alkaline soil and needs excellent drainage. Strong textured leaves set off lavender flowers in the early spring. Z 5-9 (if winter dry and with wind protection) ☼ y - Å 16/16/36 Attractive in containers, the front of the border, or as a ground cover. PP14926 Zantedeschia ‘Edge of Night’ (syn. Z. ‘Dark Star’) (Sande) Z 5-9  Å 18/12/7 (Calla Lily) The dramatic richly colored 3” flowers resemble black velvet and add a Xanthosoma mafaffa ‘Lime Zinger’ new dimension to this popular group of plants. Black edges outline the glossy green, (Golden Elephant Ears) Wow! These leaves are stunning! Imagine silver-flecked leaves and provide the perfect huge lime green-colored elephant ears held upright. A tropical plant backdrop for the floral display! to complement Colocasia ‘Black Magic’. Use in containers as an ‘Edge of Night’ has a multitude of accent. Grows to 4 feet or more. uses including mixed containers and garden plantings. In colder regions of Z 10   ∞ i 48/36/12 the country, ‘Edge of Night’ can also be moved indoors for winter-long enjoyment. Xanthosoma ‘Lime Zinger’ One of Europe’s most popular cut flowers comes to American gardeners via Terra Nova Nurseries! Z 7-10 ☼  - 28/12/30

Veronica ‘Aztec Gold’

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Yucca ‘Color Guard’ Zantedeschia ‘Edge of Night’ Yucca ‘Sapphire Skies’ (Picture by Joshua McCullough)

51 Primula Heucherella ‘Green Lace’ ‘Dayglow Pink’ (Page 43) (Page 41)

Heuchera ‘Chocolate Ruffles’ (Page 30)

Thalictrum Heuchera ‘Black Stockings’ ‘Lime Rickey’ (Page 46) (Page 34)

Fatsia ‘Spider’s Web’ 52 (Page 27) Echinacea Echinacea ‘Merlot’ ‘Tiki Torch’ (Page 21) (Page 20)

Eucomis Coreopsis ‘Oakhurst’ ‘Autumn Blush’ (Page 27) (Page 15)

Hakonechloa Pulmonaria ‘Stripe It Rich’ ‘Excalibur’ (Page 27) (Page 44)

Heucherella Heuchera ‘Stoplight’ ‘Amethyst Myst’ (Page 41) (Page 30) 53 Tiarella ‘Mystic Mist’ (Page 48)

Ajuga ‘Toffee Chip’ Sunday Afternoon (Page 5)

Begonia ‘Benitochiba’ (Page 8)

Heuchera ‘Obsidian’ (Page 35)

Heuchera ‘Southern Comfort’ 54 (Page 39) Glowing Embers Ensete ‘Tandarra Red’ (Page 27)

Heuchera ‘Obsidian’ (Page 35)

Echinacea ‘Tomato Soup’ (Page 23) Summer Serenade

Heuchera Corydalis ‘Lime Rickey’ ‘Canary Feathers’ (Page 34) (Page 17)

Hedychium Agastache ’Tahitian Flame’ ‘Summer Glow’ (Page 27) (Page 4)

Hakonechloa ’All Gold’ (Page 27) Gold Tribute 55 Acanthus Tasmanian Angel TM (Page 4)

Heuchera ‘Black Beauty’ (Page 30)

Heuchera ‘Georgia Peach’ (Page 32) Fire & Ice

Heuchera Begonia ‘Cinnabar Silver’ ‘Fireworks’ (Page 30) (Page 8)

Heuchera Athyrium ‘Obsidian’ ‘Pewter Lace’ 56 (Page 35) (Page 7) Metallic Madness Ad Campaigns Featured Articles In 2008 the partnership with of our new PR Agency, Eberly Publications, has resulted in Terra Nova and our products being featured over 80 times in both Industry and Consumer publications. Here are a few highlights. Consumer Garden Design • The ‘Way Hot Top 50’ article highlighting standout plants for 2008 features several Terra Nova varieties. Fine Gardening • April 2008 article profiling rex Begonias, specifically touting ‘Fireworks’ – Terra Nova’s best selling Begonia. Industry Today’s Garden Center • Our dynamic advertising campaign is designed to reach all • The ‘Variety Central’ section selects seven Terra Nova plants for their article highlighting New Natives. members of our industry – both wholesale and retail. • The ads found in the above publications offer product highlights, Greenhouse Grower seasonal promotions and sales/discounts. • April 2008 addition features Terra Nova products • In addition to our print ads, please look for our web banners in the ‘Legendary Varieties’ section as well as the found on www.amerinursery.com, www.todaysgardencenter.com, ‘Variety Central’ promotion. www.greenbeam.com, www.greenhousegrower.com and www. For a complete list of articles featuring Terra Nova and our products growertalks.com. Marketing please visit the ‘In the News’ section of our website. Website Botanic Gardens/University Trials 1. Atlanta Botanical Gardens Atlanta, GA • Current availability 2. Chanticleer Foundation Wayne, PA updated daily. 3. Chicago Botanical Gardens Glencoe, IL • Plant profiles and 4. Cincinnati Zoo & Botanical Garden Cincinnati, OH cultural tips for all of 5. Cornell University Riverhead, NY Terra Nova’s collection. 6. Dallas Arboretum Dallas, TX 7. Denver Botanical Gardens Denver, CO • Easy to navigate. 8. Longwood Gardens Kennett Square, PA • Convenient for 9. Minnesota Landscape & Arboretum Chaska, MN both growers and 10. Minter Gardens Chilliwick, BC consumers. 11. Mississippi State University Mississippi State, MS 12. Missouri Botanical Gardens St. Louis, MO 13. National Botanical Garden Washington, DC 14. New York Botanical Garden Bronx, NY 15. Norfolk Botanical Garden Norfolk, VA 16. North Carolina State/Raulston Arboretum Raleigh, NC • Over 2,000 17. San Antonio Botanical Garden San Antonio, TX 18. Scott Arboretum at Swarthmore Swarthmore, PA downloadable hi-res 19. Smithsonian Institution Washington, DC images. 20. Toronto Botanical Gardens East Toronto, ON • Grower and gardener- 21. University of Georgia Athens, GA friendly printable 22. Harry P. Leu Gardens Orlando, FL culture sheets. 23. Michigan State University East Lansing, MI • Individual, landscape, 24. Niagra Parks Commission Niagra Falls, ON 25. Ohio State University Wooster, OH close-up and 26. Oklahoma State University Botanical Gardens Stillwater, OK container images 27. Walt Disney World Nursery Lake Buena Vista, FL available. 28. Powell Gardens Kingsville, MO 29. South Dakota State University Brookings, SD Metallic Madness 30. University of Vermont Burlington, VT 57 Echinacea Coreopsis

‘Tiki Torch’ ‘Tomato Soup’ ‘Autumn Blush’ ‘Pinwheel’

• A great American native. • Bred for hundreds and • Tolerant of terrible heat and hundreds of flowers per plant. humidity. • Among the most easy garden • Amazing rich, saturated colors. flowers. • The absolute best habits on the • Introduce a novice to one our market. Coreopsis, and you’ll have a • E. ‘Pink Poodle’ exhibits gardener for life. a fantastic, full zinnia-like • A classic plant with the Terra appearance. Nova Twist.

‘Pink Poodle’ ‘Snowberry’ Breeder Breakthroughs Heucherella Helleborus

• A blend two of the best garden • Clear, bright colors that perennials. redefine Hellebore flowers. • Great for sun and shade • Vigorous, hardy plants that borders, beds, and containers. thrive in inclement weather. • No pollen, no allergies! • Exquisite doubles that rival • Hybrid vigor, rock hardiness camellia flowers. • Great, long lasting flowers. • Clean, disease resistant • The most advanced breeding foliage is appealing far longer in the world. than other varieties.

‘Stoplight’ ‘Golden Lotus’

‘Alabama Sunrise’ ‘tapestry’ ‘Splashdown’ ‘Regal Ruffles’ 58 Heuchera Breeding Our Heuchera varieties thrive in all conditions Bred from carefully selected forms in North America, our pioneer breeding efforts are often copied. Terra Nova still brings the best of the best to the market, with the most testing and history behind each variety. Every year, thousands and thousands of seedlings are evaluated. Our worldwide network of test gardens ensures success in the global market. Here’s proof that we cover more range in our breeding than anyone! americana villosa micrantha

• H. americana - Takes extremes of heat and cold. A durable beauty forms a great habit and fascinating leaf patterns. • H. villosa - The heat seeking missile. Grows in a wide variety of climates. Takes humidity very well. • H. micrantha - We owe every ruffle and curl to this species. Our selected forms are amazing. This West coast native imparts the best moisture tolerance. • H. cylindrica - Compact wand flowers and habit. Imparts ability to survive harsh temperature extremes and drying winds. • H. sanguinea - Drought and heat tolerant beyond belief. We owe our superb flower color range to this New Mexican native. • H. rubescens - Native to some of the toughest climates around; this compact, pink flowered beauty is from Texas and Utah.

cylindrica sanguinea rubescens 59 Culture Sheets

Page # Plant Name Zone Exposure Foliage HeightFoliageFlower Spread Height Flower Color HummingbirdsButterfliesDeer ResistantDrought WinterTolerant ColorCut FlowerFragrantBloom TimeFinish TimeDeep South 4 Acanthus mollis Tasmanian Angel ™ 7  /  36 36 60 Pink/Cream - 6 M  4 Actaea simplex ‘Black Negligee’ 4 ☼ /  48 24 60 White ® Å - W 6 M 4 Agastache x ‘Cotton Candy’ PPAF PVR 7 ☼ 20 18 25 Pink ® 6-9 F  4 Agastache x ‘Raspberry Summer’ PPAF PVR 6 ☼ 30 20 32 Deep Pink ® 6-9 F  4 Agastache x ‘Summer Glow’ PPAF PVR 7 ☼ 20 17 25 Yellow ® 6-9 F  5 Agastache x ‘Summer Love’ PPAF PVR 6 ☼ 14 24 36 Red Purple ® 6-9 F  5 Agastache x ‘Summer Sky’ PPAF PVR 8 ☼ 18 18 24 Blue ® 6-9 F  5 Ajuga reptans ‘Toffee Chip’ PPAF PVR 5 ☼ /  2 12 5 Blue y ® 6 M  6 Athyrium f-f ‘Cruciato-cristatum’ Dre’s Dagger 4  /  18 18 - - - M  6 Athyrium nip. pictum ‘Burgundy Lace’ PP15072 EU17711 4  /  18 15 - - Å - M  6 Athyrium x ‘Ocean’s Fury’ PPAF PVR 5  /  36 24 - - Å - M  7 Athyrium nip. pictum ‘Pewter Lace’ PP15721 EU20852 4  /  18 18 - - Å - M  7 Athyrium nip. pictum ‘Silver Falls’ PP12803 4  /  15 18 - - Å - S  7 Athyrium nip. pictum ‘Ursula’s Red’ 4  /  15 18 - - Å - M  8 Begonia x ‘Benitochiba’ 10  24 18 24 Pink 4-5 F  8 Begonia x ‘Black Taffeta’ 10  18 24 20 Pink 3 F  8 Begonia x ‘Curly Fireflush’ 11  18 24 25 White 3 F  8 Begonia x ‘Fireworks’ 10  16 18 16 Pink 3 F  8 Begonia x ‘Madame Queen’ 11  20 28 28 Pink 3 F  8 Begonia x ‘Metallic Mist’ PPAF PVR 8  12 24 10 Pink 7 F  8 Begonia x ‘Phoe’s Cleo’ 10  20 24 24 Pink 3 F  8 Begonia x ‘River Nile’ 10  20 24 27 Pink/White 3 F  10 Bergenia x ‘Lunar Glow’ PPAF PVR 4 ☼ /  10 12 15 Pink y Å   - 3-4 M  10 Bergenia x ‘Pink Dragonfly’ 4 ☼ /  12 12 15 Pink y Å   - 3-4 M  10 Bergenia x ‘Solar Flare’ PPAF PVR 4 ☼ /  10 12 15 Pink y Å   - 3-4 M  10 Brugmansia x ‘Snowbank’ PP14817 EU16251 8 ☼ /  60 36 60 Peach W 7-9 F  10 Brunnera macrophylla ‘Jack Frost’ PP13859 EU9772 4  /  14 24 17 Light Blue Å 4-5 M 10 Brunnera macrophylla ‘Looking Glass’ PPAF PVR 4  /  14 24 17 Light Blue Å 4-5 M 12 Campanula persicifolia ‘Blue-Eyed Blonde’ PPAF PVR 4 ☼ 8 12 15 Blue y Å 6-7 M 12 Campanula cochleariifolia ‘Elizabeth Oliver’ 4 ☼ 2 10 3 Sky Blue y Å 6-7 M 12 Campanula x pulloides ‘Jelly Bells’ PPAF PVR 5 ☼ 3 14 6 Deep Blue Å  6-7 M 12 Campanula punctata ‘Pantaloons’ PP13282 5 ☼ /  12 15 28 Light Purple y Å - W 6-7 F  13 Campanula x ‘Pink Octopus’ PP18885 PVR 5 ☼ /  10 18 15 Pink y Å - 6-7 F  13 Campanula x ‘Samantha’ 5 ☼ /  7 18 11 Blue/Violet y Å W 6-7 M  13 Campanula x ‘Summertime Blues’ PPAF PVR 4 ☼ 10 17 24 Silver Blue y Å 5-9 M  13 Carex siderosticha ‘Lemon Zest’ PP14463 6  9 12 18 - Å - M  15 Coreopsis x ‘Autumn Blush’ PP18184 PVR 6 ☼ 24 32 26 Light Yellow ® 6-9 F  15 Coreopsis x ‘Gold Nugget’ PPAF PVR 6 ☼ 24 32 26 Gold/Red Eye ® 6-9 F  16 Coreopsis tripteris ‘Lightning Flash’ PPAF 3 ☼ 60 32 72 Yellow ® - 8 F  15 Coreopsis x ‘Moonlight’ PPAF PVR 6 ☼ 25 15 25 Light Yellow ® 6-9 F  16 Coreopsis x ‘Pinwheel’ PP18880 PVR 6 ☼ 24 32 26 Light Yellow ® 6-9 F  16 Coreopsis x ‘Snowberry’ PP18560 PVR 6 ☼ 26 32 28 Ivory/Red Eye ® 6-9 F  17 Corydalis shimienensis ‘Berry Exciting’ PPAF PVR 5  10 16 13 Purple W 6-9 F  17 Corydalis shimienensis ‘Blackberry Wine’ 5  10 16 13 Purple W 6-9 F  17 Corydalis curviflora var. rosthornii ‘Blue Heron’ 6  /  8 10 9 Intense Blue W 5-7 M 17 Corydalis f. ‘Blue Panda’ 5  /  8 8 12 Blue W 5-7 M 17 Corydalis x ‘Canary Feathers’ PPAF PVR 8  9 12 12 Yellow 5-9 M 17 Corydalis elata 6  16 12 18 Cobalt Blue W 7 M  18 Corydalis f. ‘Purple Leaf’ 5  5 10 12 Violet-Blue W 4-6 M 18 Cyclamen coum ‘Something Magic’ PPAF 5  3 10 6 Deep Pink 5-6 M  18 Dicentra spectabilis ‘Gold Heart’ EU4817 5  /  24 36 30 Deep Pink y Å - 4-6 F  18 Dicentra x ‘King of Hearts’ 5  /  6 14 9 Dark Rose ® Å - 5-7 S 21 Echinacea purpurea ‘Coconut Lime’ PPAF PVR 4 ☼ 20 24 30 White y ® Å  - W 7-9 M  21 Echinacea purpurea ‘Fragrant Angel’ PP16054 EU17449 4 ☼ 20 24 30 White y ® Å  - W 7-9 M  24 Echinacea purpurea ‘Green Eyes’ PP17172 EU20627 4 ☼ 20 24 30 Purple/Green y ® Å  - W 7-9 M  24 Echinacea purpurea ‘Hope’ PP17194 EU20630 4 ☼ 20 24 30 Pink y ® Å  - W 7-9 M  60 Key to Symbols on Page 63 Culture Sheets

Page # Plant Name Zone Exposure Foliage HeightFoliageFlower Spread Height Flower Color HummingbirdsButterfliesDeer ResistantDrought WinterTolerant ColorCut FlowerFragrantBloom TimeFinish TimeDeep South 24 Echinacea purpurea ‘Lilliput’ PP18841 PVR 4 ☼ 12 15 16 Purple y ® Å  - W 7-9 M  23 Echinacea x ‘Mac ‘n’ Cheese’ PPAF PVR 4 ☼ 21 18 26 Yellow y ® Å  - W 7-9 M  21 Echinacea purpurea ‘Merlot’ PPAF PVR 4 ☼ 27 34 30 Rose Pink y ® Å  - W 7-9 M  24 Echinacea purpurea ‘Pink Double Delight’ PPAF PVR 4 ☼ 16 12 20 Pink y ® Å  - W 7-9 M  22 Echinacea purpurea ‘Pink Poodle’ PPAF PVR 4 ☼ 22 28 32 Pink y ® Å  - W 7-9 M  25 Echinacea purpurea ‘Purity’ PPAF PVR 4 ☼ 18 22 27 White y ® Å  - W 7-9 M  25 Echinacea x ‘Raspberry Tart’ PPAF PVR 4 ☼ 18 15 24 Magenta y ® Å  - W 7-9 M  25 Echinacea purpurea ‘Ruby Giant’ 4 ☼ 20 24 30 Purple y ® Å  - W 7-9 M  20 Echinacea x ‘Tiki Torch’ PP18839 PVR 4 ☼ 28 26 36 Dark Orange y ® Å  - W 7-9 M  23 Echinacea x ‘Tomato Soup’ PPAF PVR 4 ☼ 32 32 32 Red y ® Å  - W 7-9 M  27 Ensete ‘Tandarra Red’ 10 ☼ /  120 80 110 - - F  27 Eucomis comosa ‘Oakhurst’ 7 ☼ 24 20 32 Purple y ® - 7 M  27 Euphorbia x ‘Royal Velvet’ 7 ☼ 18 24 36 Chartreuse Å  - 4-6 M 27 Fatsia japonica ‘Spider’s Web’ 7  /  60 48 65 Cream  3 M 27 Geum x ‘Fireball’ 5 ☼ 18 24 24 Orange Gold ® - 5-6 F 27 Hakonechloa macra ‘All Gold’ 6  10 20 18 - - M  27 Hakonechloa macra ‘Stripe It Rich’ PPAF PVR 6  10 20 18 - - S  PPAF PVR 27 Hedychium x ‘Tahitian Flame’ 8 ☼ /  /  60 24 68 Apricot - W 7-9 M  28 Helleborus x Brushstrokes Strain (30 Cell) 5  /  12 24 14 Mix Å   - 3-5 M  28 Helleborus x Carousel Strain (30 Cell) 5  /  12 24 14 Soft Pink Å   - 3-5 M  28 Helleborus x Golden Lotus Strain (30 Cell) 5  /  12 24 14 Yellow Å   - 3-5 M  29 Helleborus x London Fog Strain (30 Cell) 5  /  12 24 14 Slate   - 3-5 M  29 Helleborus x Mellow Yellow Strain (30 Cell) 5  /  12 24 14 Yellow Shades   - 3-5 M  29 Helleborus x Regal Ruffles Strain (30 Cell) 5  /  12 24 14 Mix   - 3-5 M  29 Helleborus x Splashdown Strain (30 Cell) 5  /  12 24 14 Spotted Mix   - 3-5 M  28 Helleborus x nigercors ‘Honeyhill Joy’ 6  18 24 28 White   1-3 M  29 Helleborus x sternii ‘Hot Flash’ 6  12 18 16 Soft Pink   1-3 -  30 Heuchera x ‘Amber Waves’ PP13348 EU11455 4  8 17 14 Rose/White y ®   5-6 M  30 Heuchera x ‘Amethyst Myst’ 4 ☼ /  10 15 26 -   6 F  30 Heuchera x ‘Black Beauty’ PP13288 EU11507 4 ☼ /  10 16 24 White   5-6 F  30 Heuchera x ‘Blood Red’ PP17153 4 ☼ /  7 12 20 Blood Red y ®  - 6 M  30 Heuchera x ‘Café Olé’ PPAF PVR 4 ☼ /  6 16 21 -   6 M  30 Heuchera x ‘Cherries Jubilee’ PP11377 EU10038 4 ☼ 7 16 16 Dull Red y ®   6-7 F  30 Heuchera x ‘Chocolate Ruffles’ PP8965 EU3954 4 ☼ /  10 17 30 Purple y ®   7 F  30 Heuchera x ‘Cinnabar Silver’ PP18324 PVR 4  /  9 13 18 Brick Red y ®   - 5-7 F  32 Heuchera x ‘Georgia Peach’ PPAF PVR 4  /  14 24 30 Creamy White   - F  33 Heuchera x ‘Ginger Ale’ PP18173 PVR 4  /  6 10 22 Ginger Yellow y ®   - 5-6 F  33 Heuchera x ‘Green Spice’ 4  /  9 16 28 -   5-6 F  33 Heuchera x ‘Gypsy Dancer’ PP15959 EU17450 4 ☼ /  8 12 20 Light Pink y ®   - 4-9 F  33 Heuchera x ‘Hollywood’ PP17129 EU20620 4 ☼ /  8 10 16 Coral y ®  - 5-8 F  34 Heuchera x ‘Lime Rickey’ PP16210 EU17451 4  /  8 18 17 White y ®   - 5-6 M  34 Heuchera x ‘Mahogany’ PPAF PVR 4 ☼ /  8 16 14 -   5-6 M  34 Heuchera x ‘Marmalade’ PP15945 EU17452 4 ☼ /  10 18 16 Greenish White   5-6 F  35 Heuchera x ‘Midnight Rose’ PP18551 PVR 4 ☼ /  10 16 24 -   6 F  35 Heuchera x ‘Obsidian’ PP14836 EU15761 4 ☼ /  10 16 24 -   6 F  36 Heuchera x ‘Paris’ PP18881 PVR 4  7 14 14 Rose Pink y ®   - 5-9 M  36 Heuchera x ‘Peach Flambé’ PP17195 EU20615 4  /  7 14 16 White y ®   6 M  36 Heuchera x ‘Peppermint Spice’ PP18009 PVR 4  /  8 12 18 Pink y ®   - 6 M  36 Heuchera x ‘Plum Pudding’ EU3330 4 ☼ /  6 16 26 -   6 F  37 Heuchera x ‘Plum Royale’ PPAF PVR 4 ☼ /  8 14 12 Creamy White   6 F  38 Heuchera x ‘Purple Petticoats’ EU5885 4 ☼ /  12 24 28 -   6 F  38 Heuchera x ‘Rave On’ PPAF PVR 4 ☼ /  8 14 20 Pink y ®   - 5-7 M  38 Heuchera x ‘Sashay’ 4 ☼ /  8 16 22 -   6 F  39 Heuchera x ‘Southern Comfort’ PPAF PVR 4  /  14 14 22 Creamy White   8 F  39 Heuchera x ‘Sparkling Burgundy’ PP17208 EU20619 4  /  12 18 20 White y ®   6 F  38 Heuchera x ‘Velvet Night’ 4  7 17 26 -   6 F 

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Page # Plant Name Zone Exposure Foliage HeightFoliageFlower Spread Height Flower Color HummingbirdsButterfliesDeer ResistantDrought WinterTolerant ColorCut FlowerFragrantBloom TimeFinish TimeDeep South 38 Heuchera x ‘Vesuvius’ PP13215 EU11503 4 ☼ /  7 17 24 Orange Red y ®  - 6-7 F  41 x Heucherella ‘Alabama Sunrise’ PPAF PVR 4  /  12 20 20 White  6-7 F  41 x Heucherella ‘Burnished Bronze’ PP12159 EU13528 4 ☼ /  8 14 18 Pink  6-7 F  41 x Heucherella ‘Dayglow Pink’ PP12164 EU11469 4 ☼ /  7 14 16 Pink  - 6-7 F  41 x Heucherella ‘Kimono’ PP12154 EU13668 4 ☼ /  12 20 20 Creamy White  6-7 F  41 x Heucherella ‘Stoplight’ PP16835 EU20613 4  6 14 16 White 5-6 F  41 x Heucherella ‘Sunspot’ PP14825 EU20554 4  5 12 16 Pink  - 6-7 M 41 x Heucherella ‘Tapestry’ PPAF PVR 4 ☼ /  7 16 20 Pink  - 5-9 F  42 Ligularia ‘Britt-Marie Crawford’ PP16113 EU12794 4 ☼ /  16 16 45 Golden Orange ® Å - 8 F  42 Lobelia cardinalis ‘Golden Torch’ PPAF PVR 3 ☼ /  12 15 24 Red y Å - 7 F  42 Lobelia x ‘Grape Knee-Hi’ PP13264 6 ☼ /  22 15 25 Purple y Å - W 7 F  42 Lobelia x ‘Monet Moment’ 4 ☼ /  20 16 36 Rose Pink y Å - W 7 F  42 Mukdenia rossii ‘Crimson Fans’ 4  12 24 16 White y 4 S 43 Penstemon x ‘Dark Towers’ PPAF PVR 3 ☼ 33 30 36 Pink ® 7-8 F  43 Philodendron ‘Pink Princess’ 10  /  48 25 48 Light Pink 2-3 F  43 Podophyllum x ‘Spotty Dotty’ PP17361 PVR 6  /  18 24 17 Ruby 5 S  43 Polemonium c. ‘Snow and Sapphires’ PP13441 3 ☼ /  10 16 19 Blue ® - W 5-7 F 43 Polystichum sp. Shiny Holly Fern 6  12 12 - - - S  43 Primula ‘Green Lace’ 5  /  3 9 9 Yellow/Green - 4-7 M 44 Pulmonaria x ‘Bubble Gum’ PP14086 EU16876 4  /  14 12 16 Pink y Å 4 F  44 Pulmonaria x ‘Cotton Cool’ 4  12 19 14 Blue y Å 4 F  44 Pulmonaria x ‘Dark Vader’ PP12333 EU11550 4  10 19 11 Pink/Dark Blue y Å 4 F  44 Pulmonaria x ‘Excalibur’ PP8958 4  9 20 9 Pink/Blue y Å 4 F  44 Pulmonaria x ‘High Contrast’ PP12337 EU11566 4  9 18 9 Pink/Blue y Å 4 F  44 Pulmonaria longifolia ssp. cevennensis 4  18 24 12 Dark Blue y Å  4 F  45 Pulmonaria x ‘Milky Way’ 4  12 15 15 Pink/Blue y Å 4 F  45 Pulmonaria x ‘Moonshine’ PP13686 EU14325 4  /  15 20 10 Blue/White y Å 4 F  45 Pulmonaria x ‘Raspberry Splash’ PP12138 EU11545 4 ☼ /  12 25 13 Raspberry y Å 4 F  45 Pulmonaria x ‘Silver Shimmers’ PP13290 EU14322 4  /  8 18 9 Pink/Blue y Å 4 F  45 Pulmonaria x ‘Trevi Fountain’ PP13047 4 ☼ /  11 25 12 Cobalt Blue y Å 4 F  45 Pulmonaria x ‘Victorian Brooch’ PP11234 EU9811 4 ☼ /  12 20 8 Magenta Coral y Å 4-5 F  46 Rudbeckia subtomentosum ‘Henry Eilers’ 4 ☼ 48 24 60 Yellow Gold ® - 7-8 F  46 Scabiosa x ‘Vivid Violet’ PPAF PVR 4 ☼ 11 18 15 Vivid Violet ® - 5-9 F  46 Sedum x ‘Cloud Walker’ PP17406 PVR 4 ☼ 15 16 17 Mauve ®  6-7 M  46 Sedum spectabile ‘Hot Stuff’ PP17212 4 ☼ 10 14 12 Bright Pink ®  8 M  46 Sedum x ‘Mr. Goodbud’ PP17671 EU20629 4 ☼ 15 14 17 Mauve ®  6-7 M  46 Sisyrinchium x ‘Devon Skies’ 7 ☼ 4 10 6 Blue ®  6-7 S  46 Stokesia laevis ‘Purple Pixie’ PPAF PVR 5 ☼ 9 14 11 Violet Blue y ® 7-8 M  46 Thalictrum sp. ‘Black Stockings’ 5 ☼ /  48 24 58 Lavender ® - W 6-7 M  48 Tiarella x ‘Candy Striper’ PP15528 4  /  10 16 14 White Å  - W 4 F  48 Tiarella x ‘Crow Feather’ PP12335 EU13663 4  /  8 11 12 Pink Å  - W 4-5 F  48 Tiarella x ‘Iron Butterfly’ PP12396 EU9848 4  /  8 11 16 Pink/White Å  - W 4-6 F  48 Tiarella x ‘Jeepers Creepers’ PP13437 EU11504 4  /  7 24 12 White Å  - W 4-5 F  48 Tiarella x ‘Mystic Mist’ PPAF PVR 4  /  5 11 9 White Å  - W 4-5 F  49 Tiarella x ‘Neon Lights’ PP13289 EU13669 4  /  8 22 16 Cream/Pink Å  - W 4-5 F  49 Tiarella x ‘Pink Skyrocket’ PP13382 EU13697 4  /  6 12 11 Pink Å  - W 4-5 F  49 Tiarella x ‘Pirate’s Patch’ PP14907 EU17429 4  /  5 16 10 White Å  - W 4-5 F  49 Tiarella x ‘Spring Symphony’ PP12397 EU9847 4  /  7 10 10 Pink Å  - W 4-5 F  49 Tiarella x ‘Sugar and Spice’ PP16738 EU20614 4  /  8 12 13 Soft Pink - W 4-5 F  50 Veronica prostrata ‘Aztec Gold’ PP13354 EU13144 3 ☼ /  3 18 8 Blue ® Å - 6-7 M  50 Viola x ‘Heartthrob’ PPAF PVR 5  18 12 7 Lavender Å 5 F  50 Xanthosoma mafaffa ‘Lime Zinger’ 10  /  48 36 12 - - F  50 Yucca filamentosa ‘Color Guard’ 4 ☼ 20 24 48 Cream y Å   - 8 S  50 Yucca rostrata ‘Sapphire Skies’ 5 ☼ 16 16 36 Cream White y Å   - 8 S  50 Zantedeschia x ‘Edge of Night’ PP14926 7 ☼ /  28 12 30 Purple Black - 8 M 

62 Key to Symbols on Page 63 Plug Sizes Actual plug size shown

72 Cell Plug Ajuga ‘Toffee Chip’

2.25”

1.5”

KEY TO SYMBOLS PPAF = US Plant Patent applied for or pending PP# = US plant patent number PVR = European plant variety rights pending EU# = European plant variety rights number R = Royalty paid to breeder/originator ☼ = Full sun 30 Cell Plug ☼ /  = Full sun to part or morning shade Helleborus Regal Ruffles  /  = Part shade to full shade or morning sun  = Part shade or morning sun  = Shade or filtered light required GC = Ground cover, spreading plant Å = Deer resistant DT = Drought tolerant W = Fragrant W = Winter color FOOTNOTES 3.5” • Zone - Minimum USDA zone for mature, established plants • Exposure - For acclimated mature, established plants • Deer resistant - They fare better than others. No plant is deer proof • Drought tolerant - Tolerate summer low water use • Bloom time - Month of bloom for mature, vernalized plants in Oregon • Finish time - From 72 (or 30) cell: - S = Slow (9-12 weeks) - M = Medium (6-8 weeks) - F = Fast (4-6 weeks) 2.5” Key to Symbols on Page 63 63 Sales Team Pricing/Order Form Erik Petersen [email protected] USA - AK, CT, DE, HI, IL, IN, MI, NJ, NY, OH, OR, PA & WI Canada - AB, BC & SK

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Shipping Superior packing ensures that you receive We ship globally 12 months of the year the best quality plants DOMESTIC - We ship materials using the most cost effective local carrier. An alternate carrier may be recommended; however, use of this carrier will be dependent on the size of the order and approval by sales and shipping. We may ship dormant plants September – April. All plants requiring special care will be marked with a “Grower Alert” label, corresponding to instructions enclosed in the box. Additional shipping charges may include: • Boxing charge $5.50 per box. Boxes hold up to 4 flats. • $45.00 certification fee for all grass orders shipping to California. INTERNATIONAL - A customs broker must be selected and contact information provided at the time an order is placed. All orders must consist of full flats of plant material. We ship F.O.B. Canby, OR. Should your order be damaged in transit or held at a border, Terra Nova is not to be held responsible. Additional fees incurred in shipping: Convenient tag packaging prevents moisture and separation from the order • Boxing charge $5.50 per box. Boxes hold up to 4 flats. • Oregon Phytosanitary Certificate fee: $15.00 • Canada and European Union International fee: $25.00 • Japan International fee: $45.00 • Chemical application fee (if required): $45.00 At this time a chemical treatment is not required by the Canadian Food Inspection Agency. If an import permit is required, it is the responsibility of the customer to obtain one and provide a copy before an order ships. The global Home Land Security policies have had a dramatic impact on Import/Export fees. As an alternative to ordering direct from Terra Nova, please visit our website for a broker or distributor in a country near you. 64 Pricing/Order Form sent out and posted to our website Ordering Info www.terranovanurseries.com weekly. Volume Discount Program DOMESTIC SHIPPING: We ship materials ORDERING: Place your orders by fax, phone or e-mail. using the most cost effective local carrier. This is based on previous • Minimum order of one flat. An alternate carrier may be recommended; calendar years sales. Customers • We are wholesale only and do not have the ability to accommodate orders that however, use of this carrier will be whose accounts fall delinquent do not meet our minimums. dependent on the size of the order and past their established terms will • Please allow at least a 9-month lead-time on custom/large orders. approval by sales and shipping. We may forfeit their right to participate in • Large orders may require a 30% down payment and an additional 30% ship dormant plants September – April. payment 30 days prior to shipping, the remaining balance due within the All plants requiring special care will be our discount program. terms on the invoice. marked with a “Grower Alert” label, $6,000 – 11,000 . . . 2% • Our goal is to ship the majority of your plants at the same time, but all plants corresponding to instructions enclosed in $11,001 – 16,000 . . . 3% are not created equal and do not grow at the same rate. Our apologies if your the box. Additional shipping charges may $16,001 – 25,000 . . . 5% ship dates are spread out. include: $25,001 – 40,000 . . . 8% • It is our policy to back order all material unavailable at the time of shipment • Boxing charge $5.50 per box. Boxes hold $40,001 – 60,000 . . . 10% unless specifically stated on your order, by you, that you do not wish to up to 4 flats. $60,001 – 85,000 . . . 15% have items back ordered. Each time materials are shipped; new boxing and • $45.00 certification fee for all grass $85,001 + . . . 20% shipping charges are incurred. orders shipping to California. • Tags automatically ship with patented items. Request tags at the time of All invoice totals will be applied ordering for non-patented plants. Tags are 7¢ each. WILL CALL: Please coordinate all Will Call orders with the Shipping Department (call towards the total calendar year DORMANT PLANTS: If you are ordering plants to ship between September and 800-215-9450 x 331 to make an end volume and will count to April you may receive dormant plant material. These flats will be clearly marked appointment). Will Call hours are determine the coming year's with “Grower Alert” tags with special instructions. More information about the Wednesday – Friday from 7:30am volume discount. We reserve the care and handling of dormant material can be found on our website www. – 3:00pm, we are closed Saturdays and right to discontinue this program. terranovanurseries.com or by calling our Sales Department at 800-215-9450. Sundays. All Will Call orders not picked up PRICES: We reserve the right to change our prices at anytime. within the designated time frame will be charged a restocking fee of 15%. TERMS: All accounts will be cash in advance until credit is approved. INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING: A customs broker must be selected and contact information • Visa/MasterCard are accepted. Please phone or fax this information. provided at the time an order is placed. All orders must consist of full flats of plant • Open accounts are payable within the terms stated upon each invoice. A material. We ship F.O.B. Canby, OR. Should your order be damaged in transit or held at a finance charge of 1.5% per month is added to all account balances not paid border, Terra Nova is not to be held responsible. Additional fees incurred in shipping: within the terms. • We reserve the rights to suspend credit and delay any and all shipments if • Boxing charge $5.50 per box. Boxes hold up to 4 flats. conditions of account are not met. • Oregon Phytosanitary Certificate fee: $15.00 • We reserve the right to change the terms of any account at any time for any • Canada and European Union International fee: $25.00 reason • Japan International fee: $45.00 • Accounts with a balance of over 90 days will become cash only • Chemical application fee (if required): $45.00 unconditionally. At this time a chemical treatment is not required by the Canadian Food Inspection • Returned checks are subject to a $25 fee. Agency. If an import permit is required, it is the responsibility of the customer to obtain • There is a fee for any wired funds, foreign or domestic. one and provide a copy before an order ships. The global Home Land Security policies • All orders must be paid in U.S. funds. have had a dramatic impact on Import/Export fees. As an alternative to ordering direct RESTOCK/CANCELLATION POLICY: Customers receiving Quantity Discounts who from Terra Nova, please visit our website for a broker or distributor in a country near you. then cancel orders within the customer provided delivery window will be required PATENTS: Unauthorized propagation of varieties that are patented is strictly prohibited. to pay back any discount received if the partial shipment falls below the required These varieties are identified by PP or PVR (European Patent) If you are found to be quantity amount. propagating such material, you will be expected to destroy your stock and pay a punitive • Customers canceling large orders of 1440 plants or more within two weeks fee. prior to ship date will be required to pay a cancellation fee of 50% of the order CLAIMS: Terra Nova Nurseries is committed to shipping the very best quality plants cancelled. by the most efficient methods available. Our goal is to meet this objective with every CURRENT AVAILABILITY: Call or e-mail your sales rep to be added to our batch order. All claims must be phoned in within 72 hours of receipt of shipment followed by e-mail and fax lists to receive the most up-to-date availability. This information is a written notification of concerns and specific details on your company letterhead for our records. Providing photographs with your request for a credit will help speed the process and may ultimately be necessary to finalize the Contact Information claim. • Immediate notification is necessary for orders damaged in transit. HOURS: Monday-Friday from 7:00am-3:30pm PST (Closed Saturday & Sunday) • We will help you with any paperwork necessary to file a carrier claim. WILL CALL HOURS: Wednesday-Friday from 8:00am-3:00pm PST (Appt. Only) • Grower culture sheets are posted on our website and our sales and WHOLESALE PHONE: 800-215-9450 or 503-263-3150 production teams are available to assist with growing questions. WHOLESALE FAX: 503-263-3152 Your success is our future. MAILING ADDRESS: PO Box 23938, Tigard, OR 97281-3938 GUIDED TOURS: Contact the Sales Department to arrange tours. NURSERY SITE ADDRESS: 10051 S. Macksburg Rd., Canby, OR 97013 PAYMENT REMITTANCE ADDRESS: PO Box 5037-256, Portland, OR 97208