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Wrightman Alpines Nursery 2020 Fall Plant List A343 Acantholimon alatavicum Sun prodMessage: $ 12 A001 Acantholimon armenum Sun prodMessage: $ 11 Very dense, spiny cushions of blue-gray; pink flowers in early June. Easy and long lived; we have twelve-year old plants which have formed hummocks about 10cm x 30cm. A342 Acantholimon diapensioides Sun prodMessage: $ 12 A226 Acantholimon saxifragiforme Sun prodMessage: $ 11 Very tight spiny silver cushions with prominent bright pink flowers; about 5-10cm. A choice Pavelka collection; Sipikor Dag, Turkey. A196 Acantholimon trojanum Sun prodMessage: $ 11 Dense, silvery cushions with big rose/pink flowers ~10cm tall; from Kaz Dag, Turkey: 1600m. A340 Acanthus hirsutus prodMessage: $ 11 A107 Achillea aleppica ssp. zederbaueri Sun prodMessage: $ 9 Tiny dwarf with dense, silver gray leaves to 7cm high; yellow flowers in a thick corymb. Choice and slow growing. Pavelka collection, Ojuklu Dag, Turkey. A322 Achillea oxyloba ssp. schurii Sun prodMessage: $ 9 Simple white daisy flowers (10-15cm high) on compact cushion of green, finely cut leaves. From the stony slopes of Bucegi Mts, Romania, 2300m; Pavelka collection. A072 Achillea x lewisii 'King Edward' Sun prodMessage: $ 9 Toothed, wooly, gray-green leaves form mats with 15cm flower stems that bear corms of pale yellow flowers, which age to cream. A344 Aconitum brachypodium prodMessage: $ 11 A105 Adenophora takedae v. howozana Part-sun prodMessage: $ 10 Campanula relative from Japan; slender arching branches with narrow, toothed leaves. Blue violet bells in very late in August- September; 15cm. A291 Aethionema armenum Sun prodMessage: $ 8 Compact 10cm evergreen mound of soft pink blooms. Easy to grow and will gently self seed about. Jurasek collection from Turkey. A092 Aethionema grandiflorum Sun Part-sunprodMessage: $ 9 Sub shrub growing to 25cm. A lot of pink flowers ~1.5cm; from Turkey. A280 Aethionema saxatilis Sun prodMessage: $ 9 Blue-green, thick (almost succulent like) leaves form a low mat of 10-15cm. Flowers are usually pink, but there is variability with white and mauve as well. Jurasek collection, 1700m Greece. A198 Aethionema subulatum Sun Part-sunprodMessage: $ 9 Compact tufts of woody stems with bluish leaves; large rose/pink flowers on short scapes. A345 Ajania khartensis Sun prodMessage: $ 11 A147 Allium flavum v. minus Sun prodMessage: $ 9 Dwarf form from Turkey with umbels of bright yellow flowers; delightfully curled leaves, 12cm.. A219 Allium forrestii Sun prodMessage: $ 9 A diminutive species growing at 4500m on the rocky slopes of Beima Shan in Yunnan; big red/purple flowers on short stems. A288 Allium kurtzianum Sun prodMessage: $ 9 Dense pinkish-purple clusters in summer. Grows to just 10cm high; excellent trough specimen. Rare endemic of NW Turkey; Jurasek collection. A307 Allium thunbergii alba Sun prodMessage: $ 8 Just when you think the garden is done for the season, this easy to please gem brightens the day. Forms tidy clumps; stems 20cm high hold clear white blooms until frost. Page 1 of 36 Wrightman Alpines Nursery 2020 Fall Plant List A318 Allium thunbergii 'Ozawa' Sun Part-sunprodMessage: $ 8 Just when you think all plants will have shut down blooming in the fall, this allium wakes up and gives you one last bouquet. And the flowers last for months, even after light frosts! Elegant ‘Ozawa’ flowers are held about 30cm high; rich purple with reddish undertones. Delicate, grassy leaves don’t distract from the blooms. Very easy to grow, and the deer of course don’t like them. From Gabriella Costea seed. A194 Allium virgunculae Sun prodMessage: $ 9 A very dainty allium with thin green leaves in a neat tuft bearing blue/purple flowers in the autumn until frost. Lacking a name only adds to its allure. 10 cm A332 Alyssum aizoides Sun prodMessage: $ 8 Loose, low (5cm) spreading cushions of small obovate silver-green leaves. From Ala Dag, Turkey; Holubec seed. A324 Alyssum oxycarpum Sun prodMessage: $ 8 Mounds of tiny grey green leaves with profusion of yellow blooms in early spring. A211 Anaphalis depressa Sun Part-sunprodMessage: $ 10 Dwarf, mat forming with silvery, downy leaves; white straw flowers in June; from Chola Shan, 4800m in Sichuan. A333 Anaphalis nepalensis Sun prodMessage: $ 10 The Nepal Pearly Everlasting; fuzzy lanceolate, silver-green leaves. Papery white flowers; 20cm tall. Sichuan, 3000m; grown from Pavel Krivka seed. A137 Andromeda polifolia Ft. Chimo Sun prodMessage: $ 9 A collection from northern Canada which has proven to be a good grower; needle like leaves of bluish green; pink flowers; 30cm. A151 Androsace minor Sun prodMessage: $ 10 From 4200m Kangding , Sechuan; bright, lime green rosettes, very miniature in size; large white flowers. A154 Androsace sarmentosa Sun Part-sunprodMessage: $ 8 From a wild collection at 3300m, Garwal. Soft cushions of lonate leaves, rose/pink flowers with a dark eye; spreads into larger mats. A065 Androsace sempervivoides Sun Part-sunprodMessage: $ 9 A neat, mat forming species with deep green, succulent leaves. Bright pink flowers on short stems. A014 Androsace villosa v. jacquemontii Part-sun prodMessage: $ 10 Originally from Ota Vlasak, this collection is stoloniferous and mat forming, but slow. Flowers are a vivid red-purple with greenish yellow eyes, quite striking. A189 Androsace x 'millstream' Sun prodMessage: $ 10 Linc Foster's selection of a tiny garden seedling with dark green leaves and pink flowers. A274 Anemone cf. obtusiloba Part-sun prodMessage: $ 11 Jurasek collection from Litang, Sichuan. Collected at 4300m. A203 Anemone multifida v. tetonensis prodMessage: $ 11 A346 Anemone narcissiflora ssp. crinita Sun Part-sunprodMessage: $ 11 A347 Anemone occidentalis Sun prodMessage: $ 11 A098 Anemone parviflora Sun Part-sunprodMessage: $ 9 Dark green, basal leaves; short stems bearing bluish/white flowers. A270 Anemone rupicola Sun Part-sunprodMessage: $ 11 Deeply lobed leaves which are dark green and shiny - as though they just came through a spring rain. Stunning large (4-6cm) single white blooms. Growing to 15cm tall in rich meadows from the Himalaya to western China, this is a very showy plant. A320 Anemone sp. Sichuan Sun Part-sunprodMessage: $ 11 A145 Anemone x lesseri Sun Part-sunprodMessage: $ 9 A garden origin hybrid with shiny green, palmate leaves, to 15cm tall; many rose flowers about 2cm across. Page 2 of 36 Wrightman Alpines Nursery 2020 Fall Plant List A298 Anemonopsis macrophylla Part-sun ShadeprodMessage: $ 14 Incredibly elegant ‘false anemone’ that should have a place in everyone’s shade garden. Nodding opalescent flowers resemble a cross between an anemone and a fuchsia, with light violet waxy outer sepals and an inner cup of infused deep violet. From woodland areas in central Honshu, Japan. Grown from a thick packet of seed Barrie Porteous sent! A070 Antennaria dioica 'nyewoods' Sun Part-sunprodMessage: $ 9 A fine pink flowered form. Makes dense carpets of green and silver. A129 Anthemis marschalliana Sun prodMessage: $ 9 Tufted mats of finely divided powdery white leaves, topped with deep yellow flowers- very striking; 7cm tall. A341 Anthyllis vulneraria subsp. pulchella prodMessage: $ 12 A286 Aquilegia barnebyi (mini form) Sun prodMessage: $ 9 Miniature form of A. barnebyi - possibly genetic or from exposed conditions. Juicy dark peach sepals with yellow corollas. Alplains collection; Rio Blanco Co. CO, 2576m. A311 Aquilegia flabellata var. pumila Sun Part-sunprodMessage: $ 8 Bells of violet blue and creamy white; compact at 15cm high, "Dwarf Fan Shaped Columbine"; easy to please. A299 Aquilegia hybrid Porteous Sun Part-sunprodMessage: $ 9 Large, fully purple blooms; plant forms a tidy and compact mound at 15-30cm high. From Barrie Porteous' garden. A066 Aquilegia jonesii Sun prodMessage: $ 11 A fabled plant with incredibly blue flowers in late April, set just on the leaves. It likes a gravelly limestone soil with a boost of fertilizer in the spring, which very much encourages it to bloom. A287 Arabis bryoides Sun Part-sunprodMessage: $ 10 Tidy, tight cushion of heavily tomentose leaves giving it a soft appearance. Covered in white flowers in spring. A021 Arabis ferdinandi-coburgii 'Variegata' Sun Part-sunprodMessage: $ 8 Waxy leaves with a yellow/green variegation. Useful mat-forming species; white flowers. A348 Arabis pumila Sun Part-sunprodMessage: $ 9 A329 Arabis scopoliana Sun prodMessage: $ 9 Large flowers for an Arabis - 5 to 10cm across. Cushions of short green pointed leaves. Pavelka collection from limestone slopes in Vranica Planina, Herzegovina at 1900m. A349 Arctostaphylos coloradensis Sun prodMessage: $ 12 A041 Arctostaphylos uva ursi 'Wood's Red' Sun prodMessage: $ 10 Excellent dwarf form. Mats of dark green leaves. Delicate pink lanterns followed by red fruits. A328 Arenaria androsacea Sun prodMessage: $ 10 Grassy, liner leaves form a tight 5-10cm cushion. Jurasek collection from Gansu at 4200m. A108 Arenaria drypidea Sun Part-sunprodMessage: $ 9 Leaves arranged in a columnar fashion on short stems producing tight, globose cushions; somewhat like an acantholimon- an adaptation to cold dry conditions; white flowers with red spots; from Ercias Dag, Turkey at 2400m. A312 Arenaria obtusiloba Sun prodMessage: $ 9 Mats of trailing stems with tufts of short needles. White blooms in late spring to early summer. Alplains collection from Albany Co., WY, 3310m. A350 Arenaria orbicularis Sun prodMessage: $ 9 A228 Arenaria 'Turkish Frost' Sun Part-sunprodMessage: $ 9 Grown from seed from a Czech collection in Turkey, this
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