Variety Description Size Month Height Per STUIFBERGEN BLOEMBOLLEN EXPORTinch/cm B.V. Unit Spring 2022

New for 2022: Astilbe thunbergii ‘Ostrich Plum’

Bare Root Perennials Catalog May 2021

Dear Customer,

We are pleased to introduce our new 2021 / 2022 catalog of bare rooted perennials and summer flowering bulbs for container growing.

Please take a few moments to browse through the catalog and discover the wide range we offer. If you do not want to miss out on certain varieties and numbers please book them with us NOW! You always may add other varieties to your order later on. If the varieties you are looking for aren’t listed you always may ask us for possibilities.

This year we are offering over 600 varieties and 30 new introductions, making this one of the most updated peren- nial catalogs in the market. All varieties are available with colorful picture and tag (see sample picture).

Due to a high level of efficiency and flexibility we are able to keep prices as low as possible. Please have a look at the prices and discover and convince yourself. Stuifbergen Export offers you high quality, not high prices.

We like to take this opportunity to thank you for your orders in the past and hope to be favored again for the up- coming season. Please help us by sending in your order as soon as possible, this enables us to update our orders with the growers much earlier. This especially applies to the new introductions. The index can help you out finding the varieties.

Looking forward doing business with you.

Kind regards,

Henk Stuifbergen

Front: Astilbe Ostrich Plume, p. 26

Back: Salvia May Night, p. 56

Rear side

Prices: All prices mentioned in this catalog are F.O.B. Distribution Point. Additional inland freight will be charged: - ordervalue: < $ 75.00 = $ 14.50 - ordervalue: $ 75.00 - $ 299.00 = 15% - ordervalue: $300.00 - $ 999.00 = 12.50% - ordervalue: > $ 1000.00 = 9.50%

Pot labels: Colourful pot labels are available for all varieties. 2 Actual size 2.5”x5.75” Content Page

New Additions 2022...... 4 Filipendula (Meadowsweet) ...... 31 Geranium (Cranesbill) ...... 32 Flowerbulbs: Geum (Chocolate Root)...... 34 Canna (Canna Lily)...... 8 Helenium (Sneezeweed)...... 35 Dahlia ...... 9 Heliopsis (Oxeye)...... 35 Lilium (Garden Lily) ...... 15 Helleborus (Hellebore)...... 35 Allium ...... 17 Hemerocallis (Daylily)...... 36 Crocosmia (Montbretia) ...... 17 Heuchera (Coral Bells)...... 38 Eremurus (Foxtail Lily)...... 18 Hosta (Plantain Lily)...... 39 Eucomis (Pineapple Lily) ...... 18 Incarvillea (Hardy Gloxinia)...... 42 Gladiolus (Sword Lily) ...... 18 Iris...... 42 Galtonia (Hyacinthus)...... 18 Kniphofia (Red Hot Poker)...... 45 Nerine (Guernsey Lily)...... 18 Liatris (Blazing Star)...... 45 Schizostylis (Kaffir Lily) ...... 18 Ligularia (Ragwort) ...... 45 Zantedeschia (Calla)...... 19 Lysimachia (Loosestrife)...... 46 Monarda (Bee Balm)...... 46 Perennials: Nepeta (Catmint)...... 46 Acanthus (Bear’S Breeches)...... 19 Paeonia (Peony) ...... 47 Achillea (Yarrow)...... 19 Papaver (Poppy)...... 50 Aconitum (Monkshood) ...... 20 Perovskia (Russian Sage)...... 51 Actaea (Bugbane) ...... 20 Phlox (Summer Phlox)...... 51 Agapanthus (Lily Of The Nile) ...... 21 Platycodon (Balloon Flower)...... 52 Agastache (Anise Hyssop)...... 21 Polygonatum (Solomon’S Seal)...... 53 Alchemilla (Lady’S Mantle) ...... 21 Potentilla (Cinquefoil) ...... 53 Amsonia (Blue Star)...... 21 Pulmonaria (Lungwort)...... 53 Anchusa (Bugloss)...... 21 Pulsatilla (Pasque Flower)...... 54 Anemone (Windflower)...... 22 Rheum (Ornamental Rhubarb)...... 54 Aquilegia (Columbine)...... 22 Rodgersia (Rodger’S Flower)...... 55 Aruncus (Goat’S Beard) ...... 23 Rudbeckia (Black-Eyed Susan)...... 55 Asclepias (Milkweed) (Butterflyweed) ...... 23 Salvia (Sage)...... 56 Aster (Michaelmas Daisy) ...... 24 Sanguisorba (Burnet)...... 56 Astilbe (False Goat’S Beard) (False Spirea) . . . . . 24 Sedum (Stonecrop) ...... 56 Astilboides...... 26 Sidalcea (Checker Bloom)...... 57 Astrantia (Masterwort) ...... 26 Stachys (Betony)...... 57 Bergenia ...... 27 Thalictrum (Meadow-Rue)...... 57 Bletilla (Urn Orchid)...... 27 Tradescantia (Spiderwort)...... 58 Brunnera (Siberian Bugloss) ...... 27 Tricyrtis (Toad Lily)...... 58 Campanula (Bellflower)...... 27 Trollius (Globeflower)...... 58 Convallaria (Lily Of The Valley)...... 28 Verbascum (Mullein)...... 59 Coreopsis (Tickseed)...... 28 Veronica (Speedwell)...... 59 Cosmos (Chocolate Cosmos) ...... 28 Darmera (Peltiphyllum) (Umbrella Plant) . . . . . 28 Perennials in bulk: Dicentra (Bleeding Heart) ...... 29 Paeonia (Peony) ...... 59 Dodecatheon (Shooting Star)...... 29 Echinacea (Coneflower)...... 29 Echinops (Globe Thistle)...... 30 Epimedium (Barrenwort)...... 30 Eryngium (Sea Holly)...... 31 Eupatorium (Joe-Pye Weed) ...... 31 Dahlia Ben Huston Allium Medusa’s Hair dicentra bacchanal

Astilbe Ostrich Plume Helenium Rouchtopas Eryngium Arctic Glow

Allium Millenium Crocosmia Météore eremurus pinokkio New Additions 2022

4 Eryngium Jos Eijking Geranium Raven Geranium Starman

Heliopsis Burning Hearts Hemerocallis Matrousjka

Hosta August Moon Hosta Snake Eye Iris Edith Wolford New Additions 2022

5 Iris Miss Apple Iris A Thousend Kisses Lilium Tiny Ink

Nepeta Neptune

Phlox Olympia Iris Honey Glazed New Additions 2022

6 Lilium Ilse Geum Pink Fluffy Lilium Indy

Heliopsis Venus

Lilium Black List Eryngium Silver Salentino New Additions 2022

7 Variety Description Size Month Height Per inch/cm Unit CANNA (Canna Lily) Zone: 8a-11b Family: Cannaceae Cultivation: Full sun or partial shade. Needs to be kept moist. Usage: Outdoors in warm climates or containers in other areas. Plant after the threat of frost has passed. ‘Black Knight’ red flowers, maroon black leaves 2/3 06-10 32’’/80 25 ‘Lucifer’ red flowers with yellow edges, green leaves 2/3 06-10 36”/90 25 ‘President’ scarlet flowers, dark green leaves 2/3 06-11 60”/150 25 ‘Red King Humbert’ red flowers, maroon leaves 2/3 06-12 60”/150 25 ‘Striata‘ (syn: Pretoria) orange red flowers, yellow and green striped leaves 2/3 06-11 60”/150 25 ‘Wyoming’ orange flowers, maroon leaves 2/3 06-12 60”/150 25

Canna Black Knight Canna Lucifer Canna President Canna Red King Humbert Canna Striata

Canna CannaSol Series Definition: propagated through tissue culture and virus free. Grows very compact, produces continuously large flowers and is self-cleaning.

Canna Wyoming Canna Happy Carmen Canna Happy Cleo Canna Happy Emily Canna Happy Isabel

‘Happy Carmen’ dark red flowers 2/3 05-09 20”/50 25 ‘Happy Cleo’ orange flowers 2/3 05-09 20”/50 25 ‘Happy Emily’ red spotted yellow flowers 2/3 05-09 20”/50 25 ‘Happy Isabel’ pink flowers 2/3 05-09 20”/50 25

8 Variety Description Size Month Height Per inch/cm Unit DAHLIA Zone: 8a-11b Family: Compositae Cultivation: Full sun or partial shade, well drained soil. Usage: Pots, border and garden. Attractive for BUTTERFLIES AND BEES. anemone ‘Que Sera’ white flowers with purple edges and a ruffled centre (fl. Ø cm: 10) I 07-10 44”/110 25 cactus ‘Alauna Clair-Obscur’ purple flowers with white tips (fl. Ø cm: 17) I 07-10 44”/110 25 cactus ‘Karma Bon Bini’ large bright red flowers with yellow centres (fl. Ø cm: 10) I 07-10 36”/90 25 cactus ‘Nuit d’Eté’ dark maroon flower spikes (fl. Ø cm: 15) I 07-10 28”/70 25 cactus ‘Park Princess’ pink flowers (fl. Ø cm: 13) I 07-10 24”/60 25 cactus ‘Playa Blanca’ white flowers (fl. Ø cm: 13) I 07-10 24”/60 25

Dahlia Karma Bon Bini Dahlia Nuit d’Eté Dahlia Park Princess

Dahlia Que Sera Dahlia Alauna Clair-Obscur Dahlia Playa Blanca Dahlia Night Butterfly Dahlia Arabian Night collerette ‘Night Butterfly’ burgundy flowers with white throat (fl. Ø cm: 11) I 07-10 36”/90 25 decorative ‘Arabian Night’ deep ruby red flowers (fl. Ø cm: 13) I 07-10 40”/100 25

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Dahlia Avignon Dahlia Babylon Purple Dahlia Babylon Red Dahlia Ben Huston decorative ‘Avignon’ white flowers with lilac flames (fl. Ø cm: 20) I 07-10 46”/115 25 decorative ‘Babylon Purple’ purple flowers (fl. Ø cm: 18) I 07-10 44”/110 25 decorative ‘Babylon Red’ big bright red flowers (Dinnerplate) (fl. Ø cm: 22) I 07-10 44”/110 25 decorative ‘Ben Huston’ new orange (Dinnerplate) (fl. Ø cm: 22) I 07-10 44”/110 25

9 Variety Description Size Month Height Per inch/cm Unit decorative ‘Berliner Kleene’ light pink flowers (fl. Ø cm: 12) I 07-10 24”/60 25 decorative ‘Bodacious’ orange flowers with yellow tips (Dinnerplate) (fl. Ø cm: 23) I 07-10 36”/90 25 decorative ‘Bristol Stripe’ violet flowers with white stripes (Dinnerplate) (fl. Ø cm: 22) I 07-10 56”/140 25 decorative ‘Café au Lait’ creamy white flowers, tall stems (Dinnerplate) (fl. Ø cm: 27) I 07-10 48”/120 25 decorative ‘Cambridge’ yellow flowers with red flames (Dinnerplate) (fl. Ø cm: 20) I 07-10 40”/100 25 decorative ‘Contraste’ burgundy flowers with brillant white tips (fl. Ø cm: 20) I 07-10 36”/90 25 decorative ‘Crazy Love’ white flowers with lavender pink edge and yellow glow in the center (fl. Ø cm: 11) I 07-10 40”/100 25 decorative ‘Dana US’ yellow flowers with red tips (fl. Ø cm: 15) I 07-10 32”/80 25

Dahlia Bristol Stripe Dahlia Café au Lait Dahlia Cambridge

Dahlia Berliner Kleene Dahlia Bodacious Dahlia Contraste Dahlia Crazy Love Dahlia Dana US decorative ‘Diana’s Memory’ pale pink flowers with yellow centre (fl. Ø cm: 12) I 07-10 26”/65 25 decorative ‘Duet’ dark red flowers with white tips (fl. Ø cm: 16) I 07-10 44”/110 25 decorative ‘Dutch Carnaval’ bright red flowers with yellow edges (fl. Ø cm: 16) I 07-10 36”/90 25 decorative ‘Emory Paul’ lilac flowers (Dinnerplate) (fl. Ø cm: 27) I 07-10 44”/110 25 decorative ‘Evelyn’ white flowers with lilac tips (fl. Ø cm: 10) I 07-10 40”/100 25

Dahlia Dutch Carnaval Dahlia Emory Paul Dahlia Evelyn

Dahlia Diana’s Memory Dahlia Duet Dahlia Explosion Dahlia Extase Dahlia Ferncliff Illusion decorative ‘Explosion’ yellow flowers with red blush (fl. Ø cm: 19) I 07-10 36”/90 25 decorative ‘Extase’ pink flowers with white and primrose yellow centre (fl. Ø cm: 15) I 07-10 20”/50 25 decorative ‘Ferncliff Illusion’ white flowers with lilac tips (Dinnerplate) (fl. Ø cm: 22) I 07-10 52”/130 25

10 Variety Description Size Month Height Per inch/cm Unit decorative ‘Firepot’ coral pink flowers with yellow centre (semi-Dinnerplate) (fl. Ø cm: 15) I 07-10 26”/65 25 decorative ‘Gallery Cézanne’ greenish yellow flowers (fl. Ø cm: 9) I 07-10 12”/30 25 decorative ‘Gallery Cobra’ butter yellow flowers with orange glow (fl. Ø cm: 10) I 07-10 18”/45 25 decorative ‘Gallery Matisse’ orange and yellow flowers (fl. Ø cm: 11) I 07-10 16”/40 25 decorative ‘Gallery Monet’ soft lilac flowers with ivory white centre (fl. Ø cm: 11) I 07-10 12”/30 25 decorative ‘Gallery Pablo’ salmon orange with yellow flowers (fl. Ø cm: 10) I 07-10 12”/30 25 decorative ‘Gallery Rembrandt’ violet rose flowers with a white centre (fl. Ø cm: 9) I 07-10 14”/35 25 decorative ‘Gallery Singer’ bright red flowers (fl. Ø cm: 9) I 07-10 16”/40 25

Dahlia Gallery Cobra Dahlia Gallery Matisse Dahlia Gallery Monet

Dahlia Firepot Dahlia Gallery Cézanne Dahlia Gallery Pablo Dahlia Gallery Rembrandt Dahlia Gallery Singer decorative ‘Garden Wonder’ vivid red flowers with velvet glow (fl. Ø cm: 17) I 07-10 26”/65 25 decorative ‘Islander’ fuchsia salmon flowers (Dinnerplate) (fl. Ø cm: 25) I 07-10 40”/100 25 decorative ‘Karma Choc’ burgundy flowers, dark leaves (fl. Ø cm: 12) I 07-10 40”/100 25 decorative ‘Karma Lagoon’ violet purple flowers (fl. Ø cm: 14) I 07-10 44”/110 25 decorative ‘Karma Naomi’ dark red flowers (fl. Ø cm: 12) I 07-10 48”/120 25

Dahlia Garden Wonder Dahlia Islander Dahlia Karma Choc Dahlia Karma Lagoon

Dahlia Karma Naomi Dahlia Kelvin Floodlight Dahlia Lady Darlene Dahlia Lavender Perfection decorative ‘Kelvin Floodlight’ big lime yellow flowers (Dinnerplate) (fl. Ø cm: 25) I 07-10 44”/110 25 decorative ‘Lady Darlene’ yellow flowers with red tips (fl. Ø cm: 20) I 07-10 32”/80 25 decorative ‘Lavender Perfection’ lavender flowers (Dinnerplate) (fl. Ø cm: 20) I 07-10 40”/100 25

11 Variety Description Size Month Height Per inch/cm Unit decorative ‘Little Tiger’ red flowers with white tips (fl. Ø cm: 11) I 07-10 20”/50 25 decorative ‘Maki’ peach flowers with red flames (Dinnerplate) (fl. Ø cm: 27) I 07-10 40”/100 25 decorative ‘Manhattan Island’ red flowers with yellow centre (fl. Ø cm: 16) I 07-10 32”/80 25 decorative ‘Melody Allegro’ pink flowers (fl.Ø cm 12) I 07-10 20”/50 25 decorative ‘Melody Bolero’ round shaped red flowers (fl. Ø cm: 10) I 07-10 24”/60 25 decorative ‘Melody Dora’ yellow flowers with orange tips (fl. Ø cm: 15) I 07-10 30”/75 25 decorative ‘Melody Harmony’ pink flowers with white glow, dark leaves (fl. Ø cm: 14) I 07-10 24”/60 25 decorative ‘Melody Latin’ brillant lime yellow flowers (fl. Ø cm: 10) I 07-10 18”/45 25

Dahlia Manhattan Island Dahlia Melody Allegro Dahlia Melody Bolero

Dahlia Little Tiger Dahlia Maki Dahlia Melody Dora Dahlia Melody Harmony Dahlia Melody Latin decorative ‘Melody Lizza’ pink flowers with white centre (fl. Ø cm: 12) I 07-10 22”/55 25 decorative ‘Melody Mambo’ dark purple flowers (fl. Ø cm: 10) I 07-10 18”/45 25 decorative ‘Melody Swing’ vivid orange and yellow flowers (fl. Ø cm: 12) I 07-10 24”/60 25 decorative ‘Mom’s Special’ large white flowers with lavender stripes (Dinnerplate) (fl. Ø cm: 22) I 07-10 40”/100 25 decorative ‘Motto’ orange flowers with yellow centre (fl. Ø cm: 20) I 07-10 40”/100 25

Dahlia Melody Lizza Dahlia Melody Mambo Dahlia Melody Swing Dahlia Mom’s Special

Dahlia Motto Dahlia Mystery Day Dahlia Otto’s Thrill Dahlia Peter decorative ‘Mystery Day’ dark red flowers with white tips (fl. Ø cm: 17) I 07-10 40”/100 25 decorative ‘Otto’s Thrill’ dark pink flowers (fl. Ø cm: 22) I 07-10 44”/110 25 decorative ‘Peter’ purple round shaped flowers (fl. Ø cm: 8) I 07-10 40”/100 25

12 Variety Description Size Month Height Per inch/cm Unit decorative ‘Procyon’ buttercup yellow flowers with red tips (fl. Ø cm: 11) I 07-10 44”/110 25 decorative ‘Santa Claus US’ white flowers with red edge (fl. Ø cm: 11) I 07-10 40”/100 25 decorative ‘Seattle’ yellow flowers with white tips (fl. Ø cm: 15) I 07-10 32”/80 25 decorative ‘Spartacus’ deep red flowers (Dinnerplate) (fl. Ø cm: 25) I 07-10 44”/110 25 decorative ‘Thomas A. Edison’ rich purple flowers (fl. Ø cm: 17) I 07-10 28”/70 25 decorative ‘Vassio Meggos’ lavender pink flowers (Dinnerplate) (fl. Ø cm: 25) I 07-10 40”/100 25 decorative ‘Verwers Heatwave’ vivid red flowers (fl. Ø cm: 11) I 07-10 20”/50 25 decorative ‘Wittem’ white flowers with lilac glow (fl. Ø cm: 12) I 07-10 22”/55 25

Dahlia Seattle Dahlia Spartacus Dahlia Thomas A. Edison

Dahlia Procyon Dahlia Santa Claus US Dahlia Vassio Meggos Dahlia Verwers Heatwave Dahlia Wittem fimbriated ‘Fleurel’ white flowers with pale yellow centre (Dinnerplate) (fl. Ø cm: 25) I 07-10 26”/65 25 fimbriated ‘Kenora Macop-B’ burgundy flowers (Dinnerplate) (fl. Ø cm: 21) I 07-10 40”/100 25 fimbriated ‘Show ’n’ Tell’ orange with yellow flowers (fl. Ø cm: 22) I 07-10 36”/90 25 mignon ‘Happy Single Wink’ bi-colored purple ray flowers, dark leaves (fl. Ø cm: 10) I 07-10 24”/60 25 mignon ‘Sunshine’ yellow flowers with orange centre, dark leaves (fl. Ø cm: 9) I 07-10 28”/70 25

Dahlia Fleurel Dahlia Kenora Macop-B Dahlia Show ‘n‘ Tell Dahlia Happy Single Wink

Dahlia Sunshine Dahlia Akita Dahlia Ellen Huston Dahlia Hawai miscellaneous ‘Akita’ large dark red flowers with yellow centre (fl. Ø cm: 18) I 07-10 40”/100 25 miscellaneous ‘Ellen Houston’ orange flowers, dark leaves (fl. Ø cm: 8) I 07-10 20”/50 25 miscellaneous ‘Hawai’ large pink, yellow and white flowers (fl. Ø cm: 10) I 07-10 32”/80 25

13 Variety Description Size Month Height Per inch/cm Unit miscellaneous ‘Vancouver’ purple flowers with white edge (fl. Ø cm: 15) I 07-10 36”/90 25 peony ‘Bishop of Auckland’ dark red flowers, dark leaves (fl. Ø cm: 9) I 07-10 36”/90 25 peony ‘Bishop of Canterbury’ pinkish red flowers, dark leaves (fl. Ø cm: 9) I 07-10 36”/90 25 peony ‘Bishop of Leicester’ pink lavender flowers, dark leaves (fl. Ø cm: 12) I 07-10 36”/90 25 peony ‘Bishop of Llandaff’ bright red flowers, dark leaves (fl. Ø cm: 10) I 07-10 38”/95 25

Dahlia Vancouver Dahlia Bishop of Auckland Dahlia Bishop of Canterbury Dahlia Bishop of Leicester

Dahlia Bishop of Llandaff Dahlia Bishop of Oxford Dahlia Bishop of York Dahlia Fascination peony ‘Bishop of Oxford’ orange flowers, dark leaves (fl. Ø cm: 10) I 07-10 36”/90 25 peony ‘Bishop of York’ small yellow flowers, dark leaves (fl. Ø cm: 13) I 07-10 36”/90 25 peony ‘Fascination’ deep pink flowers, dark leaves (fl. Ø cm: 12) I 07-10 32”/80 25 pompon ‘Rocco’ purple round shaped flowers (fl. Ø cm: 5) I 07-10 40”/100 25 semi-cactus ‘American Dream’ pink flowers with dark pink stripes (Dinnerplate) (fl. Ø cm: 12) I 07-10 40”/100 25 semi-cactus ‘Aspen’ ivory white flowers (fl. Ø cm: 17) I 07-10 20”/50 25

Dahlia Rocco Dahlia American Dream Dahlia Aspen Dahlia Color Spectacle

Dahlia Jura Dahlia Melody Gipsy Dahlia Park Record Dahlia Purple Gem semi-cactus ‘Color Spectacle’ orange flowers with white tips (fl. Ø cm: 17) I 07-10 44”/110 25 semi-cactus ‘Jura’ white flowers with purple tips (fl. Ø cm: 17) I 07-10 44”/110 25 semi-cactus ‘Melody Gipsy’ pink flowers with yellow centre (fl. Ø cm: 13) I 07-10 24”/60 25 semi-cactus ‘Park Record’ deep salmon pink flowers (fl. Ø cm: 14) I 07-10 18”/45 25 semi-cactus ‘Purple Gem’ purple flowers (fl. Ø cm: 14) I 07-10 40”/100 25

14 Variety Description Size Month Height Per inch/cm Unit semi-cactus ‘Red Pygmy’ vivid red flowers (fl. Ø cm: 12) I 07-10 20”/50 25 semi-cactus ‘Rip City’ deep purplish red flowers (fl. Ø cm: 14) I 07-10 40”/100 25 semi-cactus ‘Vuurvogel’ yellow flowers with dark red tips (fl. Ø cm: 15) I 07-10 40”/100 25 semi-cactus ‘White Perfection’ white flowers (Dinnerplate) (fl. Ø cm: 20) I 07-10 48”/120 25 semi-cactus ‘Witteman’s Best’ living red flowers (fl. Ø cm: 13) I 07-10 46”/115 25

Dahlia Red Pygmy Dahlia Rip City Dahlia Vuurvogel Dahlia White Perfection Dahlia Witteman’s Best

LILIUM (Garden Lily) Zone: 4a-9b Family: Liliaceae Cultivation: Prefers full sun and requires well-drained soil. Usage: Border plants and cut flowers. asiatic ‘Blacklist’ new dark brown red flowers 16/18 06-07 16”/40 30 asiatic ‘Ilse’ new buttercup yellow flowers 16/18 06-07 16”/40 30

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Lilium Ilse Lilium Indy Lilium Inuvik

Lilium Blacklist Lilium Matrix Lilium Orange Matrix Lilium Rio de Janeiro asiatic ‘Indy’ new burgundy flowers, border and pots 14/16 06-07 16”/40 30 asiatic ‘Inuvik’ snow white flowers 14/16 06-07 16”/40 30 asiatic ‘Matrix’ dark orange flowers with orange yellow centre, border and pots 14/16 06-07 16”/40 30 asiatic ‘Orange Matrix’ orange flowers, border and pots 14/16 06-07 20”/50 30 asiatic ‘Rio de Janeiro’ lime yellow flowers, border and pots 14/16 06-07 20”/50 30

15 Variety Description Size Month Height Per inch/cm Unit asiatic ‘Tiny Bee’ yellow flowers, border and pots 14/16 06-07 18”/45 30 asiatic ‘Tiny Diamond’ pink flowers with white centre, border and pots 14/16 06-07 14”/35 30 asiatic ‘Tiny Double You’ double orange flowers, border and pots 14/16 06-07 20”/50 30 asiatic ‘Tiny Ghost’ burgundy flowers, border and pots 14/16 06-07 20”/50 30 asiatic ‘Tiny Icon’ pale pink flowers, border and pots 14/16 06-07 16”/40 30 asiatic ‘Tiny Ink’ new red flowers dark center, border and pots 14/16 06-07 16”/40 30

Lilium Tiny Bee Lilium Tiny Diamond Lilium Tiny Double You Lilium Tiny Ghost new

Lilium Tiny Icon Lilium Tiny Ink Lilium Tiny Invader Lilium Tiny Nugget asiatic ‘Tiny Invader’ orange flowers with red spotted centre, border and pots 14/16 06-07 14”/35 30 asiatic ‘Tiny Nugget’ yellow flowers with red edge, border and pots 14/16 06-07 20”/50 30 asiatic ‘Tiny Padhye’ white flowers with purple centre, border and pots 14/16 06-07 18”/45 30 asiatic ‘Tiny Parrot’ yellow flowers with heavily red spotted centre, border and pots 14/16 06-07 16”/40 30

Lilium Tiny Padhye Lilium Tiny Parrot Lilium Tiny Pearl Lilium Tiny Rocket

Lilium lancifolium Lilium After Eight Lilium Dizzy Lilium Garden Party asiatic ‘Tiny Pearl’ burgundy flowers, border and pots 14/16 06-07 18”/45 30 asiatic ‘Tiny Rocket’ red flowers, border and pots 14/16 06-07 18”/45 30 lancifolium orange flowers with black spots 14/16 07-08 48”/120 30 oriental ‘After Eight’ dark pink flowers with white edges, border and pots 14/16 06-07 18”/45 30 oriental ‘Dizzy’ white flowers with raspberry red stripes and freckles 16/18 07-08 40”/100 30 oriental ‘Garden Party’ white flowers with yellow to peach centre, border and pots 14/16 06-07 18”/45 30

16 Variety Description Size Month Height Per inch/cm Unit oriental ‘Star Gazer’ pink flowers with red centre, slightly edged petals 16/18 06-07 60”/150 30 OT hybrid ‘Purple Prince’ purple flowers, strong stems 14/16 06-07 56”/140 30 OT hybrid ‘Sensi’ red flowers, normal stems 14/16 06-07 48”/120 30 regale white purple, pendant flowers 14/16 06-07 48”/120 30 trumpet ‘Golden Splendour’ dark yellow pendant flowers 14/16 06-08 40”/100 30 trumpet ‘Pink Perfection’ purple pink pendant flowers 14/16 07-08 40”/100 30

Lilium Purple Prince Lilium Sensi Lilium regale new

Lilium Stargazer Lilium Golden Splendour Lilium Pink Perfection Allium Medusa’s Hair

ALLIUM Zone: 4a-10b ‘Medusa’s Hair’ new rich flowering, lilac purple, twisted leaves I 07-09 20”/50 25 ‘Millenium’ new pink red flowers I 07-09 15”/40 25 senescens ‘Summer Beauty’ lilac purple flowers, green leaves I 06-08 20”/50 25

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Allium Summer Beauty Crocosmia Emberglow Crocosmia Emily McKenzie new

Allium Millenium Crocosmia Lucifer Crocosmia Météore Crocosmia Sunglow

CROCOSMIA (Montbretia) Zone: 5a-9b ‘Emberglow’ large orange red flowers 8/10 06-07 32”/80 25 ‘Emily McKenzie’ large copper orange flowers with red ring around yellow centre 8/10 06-07 30”/70 25 ‘Lucifer’ bright red flowers 8/10 06-07 36”/90 25 ‘Météore’ new brick red and yellow flowers 6/7 07-09 16”/40 25 ‘Sunglow’ yellow flowers 8/10 06-07 28”/70 25

17 Variety Description Size Month Height Per inch/cm Unit crocosmiiflora ‘George Davison’ short plant, small yellow flowers 6/+ 06-07 22”/55 25 masoniorum orange red flowers 8/10 06-07 40”/100 25 EREMURUS (Foxtail Lily) Zone: 6a-7b ‘White Beauty Favourite’PBR white flowers I 06-07 50”/125 25 isabellinus ‘Pinokkio’ new orange-pink flowers I 07-08 50”/125 25

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Crocosmia George Davison Crocosmia masoniorum Eremurus Pinokkio Eremurus White Beauty Favourite Eucomis bicolor

EUCOMIS (Pineapple Lily) Zone: 7a-10b bicolor creamy green flowers with purple centre 14/16 08-09 28”/70 25 GLADIOLUS (Sword Lily) Zone: 6a-10b callianthus ‘Murielae’ white flowers with purple centre, green leaves, very fragrant 8/10 05-07 24”/60 25 GALTONIA (Hyacinthus) Zone: 7a-10b candicans white snowdrop like flowers, dark green strap-shaped leaves, fragrant 16/18 07-08 44”/110 25 NERINE (Guernsey Lily) Zone: 8a-10b bowdenii pink trumpet shaped flowers, green strap like leaves emerge after flowering, delicate fragrance 12/14 09-11 20”/50 25 SCHIZOSTYLIS (Kaffir Lily) Zone: 6a-9b coccinea little spikes of red flowers, green leaves 10/11 10-11 24”/60 25

Galtonia candicans

Nerine bowdenii Gladiolus murielae Schizostylis coccinea

18 Variety Description Size Month Height Per inch/cm Unit ZANTEDESCHIA (Calla) Zone: 8a-10b ‘Captain Reno’ purple flowers, green spotted leaves 14/16 07-10 20”/50 25 ‘Captain Romance’ deep pink flowers, green spotted leaves 14/16 07-10 20”/50 25 ‘Captain Trinity’ orange flowers, green spotted leaves 14/16 07-10 24”/60 25 ‘Crystal Blush’ flowers white with pink blush, green leaves 14/16 07-10 20”/50 25

Zantedeschia Captain Reno Zantedeschia Captain Romance Zantedeschia Captain Trinity Zantedeschia Crystal Blush

Zantedeschia Gold Medal Zantedeschia Odessa Acanthus mollis Acanthus Morning’s Candle Achillea Pretty Belinda

‘Gold Medal’ yellow gold flowers, green spotted leaves 14/16 07-10 20”/50 25 ‘Odessa‘ black flowers, spotted green leaves 14/16 07-10 20”/50 25 ACANTHUS (Bear’s Breeches) Zone: 6a-11b Family: Acanthaceae Cultivation: Prefers full sun and well-drained soil. Protect crowns in first winter after planting. Usage: Nice specimen plant for the back of the border. Frost sensitive. mollis mauve white flower spikes, semi-evergreen I 06-08 40”/100 25 mollis ‘Morning’s Candle’ tall spikes of mauve bracts revealing white flowers I 06-08 40”/100 25 ACHILLEA (Yarrow) Zone: 3a-9b Family: Asteraceae Cultivation: Full sun and poor dry soil. Drought resistant. Usage: For border, meadow, wild-garden and as cutflower. Attractive forBUTTERFLIES AND BEES. ‘Pretty Belinda’ deep pink flower cluster, green leaves I 06-09 20”/50 25 ‘Terracotta’ peach flower cluster, green leaves I 06-08 32”/80 25 ‘Walther Funcke’ brick red orange flower cluster, silver tinted leaves I 06-08 24”/60 25 clypeolata ‘Moonshine’ long bloomer, golden flower cluster, fern like silver green leaves I 06-09 24”/60 25 millefolium ‘Paprika’ red flower clusters with shades of ruby and salmon, green leaves I 06-08 24”/60 25 ptarmica ‘Diadem’ double bright white flower clusters, finely cut deep green leaves I 06-08 12”/30 25

Achillea Terracotta Achillea Walther Funcke Achillea Moonshine Achillea Paprika Achillea Diadem

19 Variety Description Size Month Height Per inch/cm Unit ACONITUM (Monkshood) Zone: 3a-8b Family: Ranunculaceae Cultivation: Partial shade, grows best in fertile cool, moist retentive soil. Usage: The roots are poisonous. Does well in shady perennial borders or wild gardens. Excellent cut flowers. carmichaelii large blue flowers I 07-09 40”/100 25 henryi ‘Spark’s Variety’ purple violet flowers I 06-08 48”/120 25 napellus mauve and blue flowers I 07-10 40”/100 25

Aconitum carmichaelii Aconitum Spark’s Variety Aconitum napellus

ACTAEA (Bugbane) Zone: 4a-8b Family: Ranunculaceae Cultivation: Partial shade to shade. Needs constant moist in full sun. Usage: Deep composted soil. For the back of the perennial border or woodland garden. racemosa ‘Chocoholic’ pale pink flowers, green leaves I 09-10 60”/150 25 simplex ‘Atropurpurea’ white pinkish flowers, purple green leaves I 09-10 60”/150 25 simplex ‘Brunette’ creamy white flowers, deep purple leaves I 08-09 50”/125 25 simplex ‘Pink Spike’ light pink flowers, dark purple leaves I 08-09 50”/125 25 simplex ‘White Pearl’ fragrant, pure white flowers, pale green leaves I 09-10 50”/125 25

Actaea Chocoholic Actaea Atropurpurea Actaea Brunette Actaea Pink Spike Actaea White Pearl

20 Variety Description Size Month Height Per inch/cm Unit AGAPANTHUS (Lily of the Nile) Zone 7a-11b Family: Alliaceae Cultivation: Prefers full sun and moist but well-drained soil. Usage: Excellent container plant. Frost sensitive. ‘Black Buddhist’ dark blue flowers, dark stems, green leaves I 07-08 32”/80 25 ‘Donau’ dark blue flowers, green leaves I 07-08 32”/80 25 ‘Polar Ice’ hardy, white flowers, green leaves I 07-09 32”/80 25

Agapanthus Black Buddhist Agapanthus Donau Agapanthus Polar Ice Agapanthus Silver Moon Agapanthus Albus

‘Silver Moon’ blue flowers, silver white stripes on green leaves I 07-08 24”/60 25 africanus ‘Albus’ white flowers, green leaves I 07-08 32”/80 25 AGASTACHE (Anise Hyssop) Zone: 5a-9b Family: Lamiaceae Cultivation: Full sun and dry soil. Usage: Use larger numbers in borders. Attracts BUTTERFLIES AND BEES. ‘Black Adder’ smokey violet flowers I 07-09 24”/60 25 ‘Blue Fortune’ dark blue flowers I 06-09 36”/90 25 ALCHEMILLA (Lady’s Mantle) Zone: 3a-8b Family: Rosaceae Cultivation: Sun to partial shade; well-drained soil. Usage: Excellent plant for the perennial border, as a groundcover or edging plant, good cut flowers. mollis lime yellow flowers, soft green leaves I 06-09 16”/40 25 AMSONIA (Blue Star) Zone: 3a-9b Family: Apocynaceae Cultivation: From full sun to light shade, well-drained and moist soil. Usage: Use many plants for a perfect picture. Good ground cover. ‘Blue Ice’ dark lavender blue flowers, green leaves I 05-07 16”/40 25 ANCHUSA (Bugloss) Zone: 7a-9b Family: Boraginaceae Cultivation: Prefers sun or partial shade and good drainage. Loves rich fertile soil. Usage: Excellent plant for the perennial border and in natural settings. Good for large container production. azurea ‘Loddon Royalist’ blue forget-me-not like flowers, gray green leaves I 05-06 36”/90 25

Agastache Black Adder Agastache Blue Fortune Alchemilla mollis Amsonia Blue Ice Anchusa Loddon Royalist

21 Variety Description Size Month Height Per inch/cm Unit ANEMONE (Windflower) Zone: 4a-8b Family: Ranunculaceae Cultivation: Prefers sun or partial shade and deep, moisture retentive soil. Usage: Outstanding plant when used in masse, or as background plantings in the perennial border. ‘Honorine Jobert’ single white flowers I 08-10 32”/80 25 ‘Pamina’ double dark red flowers I 09-10 32”/80 25

Anemone Honorine Jobert Anemone Pamina Anemone Queen Charlotte Anemone Whirlwind Anemone September Charm

Anemone leveillei Anemone sylvestris Anemone Robustissima Aquilegia Black Barlow Aquilegia Blue Barlow ‘Queen Charlotte’ big double pink flowers I 09-10 32”/80 25 ‘Whirlwind’ semi-double white flowers I 08-10 32”/80 25 hupehensis ‘September Charm’ single pink flowers I 08-10 32”/80 25 leveillei white flowers I 04-05 24”/60 25 sylvestris early flowering, re-bloomer, yellow centered white flowers I 04-05 12”/30 25 tomentosa ‘Robustissima’ clear pink flowers I 08-09 32”/80 25 AQUILEGIA (Columbine) Zone: 3a-9b Family: Ranunculaceae Cultivation: Full sun or partial shade, moist and well drained soil. Usage: Excellent in background with other tall plants. Perennial border, very good cut flower. vulgaris ‘Black Barlow’ fully double near black flowers I 05-07 28”/70 25 vulgaris ‘Blue Barlow’ fully double violet blue flowers I 05-07 28”/70 25 vulgaris ‘Bordeaux Barlow’ fully double deep red flowers I 05-07 24”/60 25 vulgaris ‘Nora Barlow’ fully double reddish and white flowers I 05-07 28”/70 25 vulgaris ‘White Barlow’ fully double white flowers I 05-07 28”/70 25 vulgaris ‘William Guiness’ very dark purple and white flowers I 05-07 28”/70 25

Aquilegia Bordeaux Barlow Aquilegia Nora Barlow Aquilegia White Barlow Aquilegia William Guiness

22 Variety Description Size Month Height Per inch/cm Unit vulgaris ‘Winky Double Blue’ mildew tolerant, upfacing double blue with white flowers I 05-07 14”/35 25 vulgaris ‘Winky Double Rose and White’ mildew tolerant, upfacing double pink with white flowers I 05-07 14”/35 25 ARUNCUS (Goat’s Beard) Zone: 3a-9b Family: Rosaceae Cultivation: Shade, rich moist soil. Usage: Fine border plants that do well along streams and ponds. Attracts BEES.

Aquilegia Winky Double Blue

Aquilegia Double Rose and White Aruncus aethusifolius Aruncus dioicus Aruncus Guinea Fowl aethusifolius creamy white flowers, deep green leaves I 06-08 10”/25 25 dioicus creamy white flowers, green leaves I 06-08 48”/120 25 dioicus ‘Guinea Fowl’ horizontally held creamy white flower heads, green leaves I 06-08 24”/60 25 ASCLEPIAS (Milkweed) (Butterflyweed) Zone: 3a-9b Family: Asclepiadaceae Cultivation: Needs full sun and ordinary soil. Usage: Plant for dry, sunny borders and meadows. Attracts BUTTERFLIES. incarnata ‘Cinderella’ likes wetland, red pink flowers I 06-08 50”/125 25 incarnata ‘Iceberg’ white flowers I 06-08 50”/125 25 tuberosa orange flowers I 07-09 20”/50 25

Asclepias Cinderella Asclepias Iceberg Asclepias tuberosa

23 Variety Description Size Month Height Per inch/cm Unit ASTER (Michaelmas Daisy) Zone: 4a-8b Family: Asteraceae Cultivation: Sun or partial shade, fertile, well-drained soil. Attracts BUTTERFLIES AND BEES. Usage: Good cut flowers, best planted in masses. dumosus ‘Anneke’ pink flowers, dark green leaves I 09-10 16”/40 25 dumosus ‘Jenny’ carmine flowers, green leaves I 09-10 16”/40 25 dumosus ‘Kristina’ pure white double flowers, green leaves I 09-10 16”/40 25 dumosus ‘Lady in Blue’ blue violet double flowers, green leaves I 09-10 16”/40 25

Aster Anneke Aster Jenny Aster Kristina Aster Lady in Blue

ASTILBE (False Goat’s Beard) (False Spirea) Zone: 3a-9b Family: Saxifragaceae Cultivation: Partial shade and organically rich, moist soil. Usage: Shady border, among trees, shrubs or with ferns and hostas. ‘Cappuccino’PBR pure white plumes, red stems, red-brown to dark green changing leaves 2/3 07-08 20”/50 25 ‘Color Flash’ pink plumes, green to burgundy changing leaves 2/3 06-08 18”/45 25 ‘Delft Lace’ apricot pink plumes, red stems, deep blue green leaves 2/3 06-08 28”/70 25 ‘Happy Spirit’ rich flowering, pure white plumes, red stems, green leaves 2/3 06-08 32”/80 25 ‘Look at Me’PBR compact growing habit, rosy pink plumes, red stems, lacy green leaves 2/3 06-07 20”/50 25 ‘Maggie Daley’ excellent pot variety, purple plumes, dark leaves 2/3 06-07 24”/60 25 ‘Whiteberry’ good container plant, rich flowering, clear white plumes, red stems, dark green leaves 2/3 08-09 12”/30 25 ‘Younique Ruby Red’PBR produces more flowers than foliage, ruby red plumes, bronze green leaves 2/3 06-07 16”/40 25 arendsii ‘Amethyst’ lilac purple plumes, deep green leaves 2/3 06-07 40”/100 25 arendsii ‘Bressingham Beauty’ arching salmon pink plumes, deep green leaves 2/3 06-08 40”/100 25

Astilbe Cappuccino Astilbe Color Flash Astilbe Delft Lace Astilbe Happy Spirit Astilbe Look at Me

Astilbe Maggie Daley Astilbe White Berry Astilbe Younique Ruby Red Astilbe Amethyst Astilbe Bressingham Beauty

24 Variety Description Size Month Height Per inch/cm Unit arendsii ‘Diamant’ pure white plumes, green leaves 2/3 06-08 28”/70 25 arendsii ‘Drum and Bass’PBR medium to bright pink plumes, bright green leaves 2/3 06-08 24”/60 25 arendsii ‘Fanal’ red plumes, deep green leaves 2/3 06-08 28”/70 25 arendsii ‘Flamingo’PBR soft pink plumes, glossy green leaves 2/3 06-08 30”/75 25 arendsii ‘Glow’ (syn: Glut) deep red plumes, green leaves 2/3 06-08 28”/70 25 arendsii ‘Mighty Pip’ enormous salmon pink plumes, green leaves 2/3 07-08 44”/110 25 arendsii ‘Nemo’ bright pink plumes, dark green leaves 2/3 07-08 30”/75 25 chinensis ‘Black Pearls’ large purple plumes, strong stems, green leaves 2/3 06-07 26”/65 25

Astilbe Fanal Astilbe Flamingo Astilbe Glow

Astilbe Diamant Astilbe Drum and Bass Astilbe Mighty Pip Astilbe Nemo Astilbe Black Pearls chinensis ‘Milk and Honey’PBR white to soft pink plumes while they age, green and silver to solid green changing leaves 2/3 07-09 30”/75 25 chinensis ‘Pumila’ very floriferous, purple pink plumes, deep green glossy leaves Div. 07-09 16”/40 25 chinensis ‘Spotlight’PBR long flowering period, upright light pink plumes, very dark leaves 2/3 07-08 22”/55 25 chinensis ‘Superba’ violet pink plumes, deep green leaves Div. 07-08 40”/100 25 chinensis ‘Vision Inferno’ white blushed bright pink plumes, green leaves 2/3 06-08 30”/75 25 chinensis ‘Vision in Pink’PBR strong grower, fragrant, pink flowers, grayish leaves 2/3 07-08 30”/75 25 chinensis ‘Vision in Red’PBR purple red flowers emerge from red buds, lacy blue green leaves 2/3 07-08 30”/75 25 chinensis ‘Vision in White’ white flowers, lacy bronze green leaves 2/3 07-08 30”/75 25

Astilbe Spotlight Astilbe Superba Astilbe Vision Inferno

Astilbe Milk and Honey Astilbe Pumila Astilbe Vision in Pink Astilbe Vision in Red Astilbe Vision in White

25 Variety Description Size Month Height Per inch/cm Unit japonica ‘Deutschland’ good forcer, white plumes, deep green leaves 2/3 06-08 24”/60 25 japonica ‘Ellie’ pure white flowers, contrast dark green leaves 2/3 06-08 32”/80 25 japonica ‘Montgomery’ mid summer flowering, deep red flowers, bronze leaves 2/3 06-07 28”/70 25 thunbergii ‘Ostrich Plume’ (Straussenfeder) new salmon pink plumes, red stems, green leaves 2/3 07-09 40”/100 25

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Astilbe Deutschland Astilbe Ellie Astilbe Montgomery Astilbe Ostrich Plume Astilboides tabularis

ASTILBOIDES Zone: 5a-9b Family: Saxifragaceae Cultivation: Requires consistently moist soil. Attracts BUTTERFLIES AND BEES. Usage: Creates a bold massive clump and is an excellent foliage plant for the waterside or in damp soils. tabularis fragrant, white flowers, shield like green leaves I 06-08 40”/100 25 ASTRANTIA (Masterwort) Zone: 4a-7b Family: Apiaceae Cultivation: Prefers full sun and moist but welldrained organic soil. Usage: For the perennial border or along streams. Very effective when naturalized under light, open trees. Attracts BEES. major ‘Florence’PBR tall habit, very floriferous, upright light pink flowers, deep green leaves I 06-09 32’/80 25 major ‘Pink Pride’ pink flowers, green leaves I 06-08 24”/60 25 major ‘Primadonna’ dark maroon flowers, ivory green leaves I 06-08 28”/70 25 major ‘Sparkling Stars Red’ rich flowering, large intense deep red flowers with dark tips, mid green leaves I 06-08 30”/75 25 major ‘Star of Beauty’PBR dark pink to violet flower, green leaves I 06-08 30”/75 25 major ‘Star of Billion’PBR large white flowers with green tips, deep green leaves I 06-08 28”/70 25 major ‘Star of Fire’PBR burgundy red flowers with white centre, dark purple stems, green leaves I 06-08 20”/50 25

Astrantia Pink Pride Astrantia Primadonna Astrantia Sparkling Stars Red

Astrantia Florence Astrantia Star of Beauty Astrantia Star of Billion Astrantia Star of Fire

26 Variety Description Size Month Height Per inch/cm Unit BERGENIA Zone: 3a-8b Family: Saxifragaceae Cultivation: Prefers partial shade, deep and moist soil. Intolerant to excessive summer heat or drought. Usage: Evergreen clump forming plants with thick leathery arounded foliage and spikes of tiny cup-shaped flowers, flowers early spring.

Bergenia Bressingham White Bergenai cordifolia Bletilla Blue Dragon Bletilla Kuchibeni Bletilla Shi-ran

‘Bressingham White’ white flowers, green leaves turning dark red in winter I 04-05 16”/40 25 cordifolia deep pink flowers, deep green leaves turning bronze in winter I 04-05 16”/40 25 BLETILLA (Urn Orchid) Zone: 5a-9b Family: Orchidaceae Cultivation: Prefers full sun to partial shade and fertile well-drained soil. Usage: For the perennial rock garden or in pots. Attracts BUTTERFLIES AND BEES. striata ‘Blue Dragon’ blue downwards flowers, green leaves I 06-07 20”/50 25 striata ‘Kuchibeni’ white downwards flowers with a pink tip, green leaves I 06-07 20”/50 25 striata ‘Shi-ran’ deep purple upwards flowers, green leaves I 06-07 20”/50 25 BRUNNERA (Siberian Bugloss) Zone: 3a-8b Family: Boraginaceae Cultivation: Prefers shade to partial shade and fertile, moist soil. Usage: For the shady border or woodlands. Good groundcover. Does well in full sun only if soil remains moist. macrophylla green heart shaped leaves, blue flowers I 04-05 16”/40 25 macrophylla ‘Silver Heart’PBR silvery white leaves with green veins, blue flowers I 05-06 16”/40 25 macrophylla ‘Silver Spear’ silver leaves with green veins, blue flowers I 05-06 14”/35 25 macrophylla ‘Variegata’ green variegated leaves, large clear white edge, lilac flowers I 05-07 12”/30 25 CAMPANULA (Bellflower) Zone: 5a-8b Family: Campanulaceae Cultivation: Partial shade, slightly alkaline, well-drained soil. Usage: Attractive border plant. Attracts BEES. ‘Kent Belle’ continuous flowering, purple blue flowers, dark green leaves I 06-09 18”/45 25 glomerata ‘Freya’PBR very floriferous, lilac purple star shaped flowers, green leaves I 05-07 16”/40 25

Brunnera Silver Spear Brunnera Variegata

Brunnera macrophylla Brunnera Silver Heart Campanula Kent Belle Campanula Freya

27 Variety Description Size Month Height Per inch/cm Unit lactiflora ‘Loddon Anna’ nodding soft pink flowers, green pointed leaves I 06-08 40”/100 25 lactiflora ‘Prichard’s Variety’ violet pink flowers, upright stems, deep green pointed leaves I 06-08 32”/80 25 lactiflora ‘White Pouffe’ white star shaped flowers, toothed mid green leaves I 06-08 16”/40 25 punctata ‘Silver Bells’ bright pink and silvery colored flowers, dark green leaves I 06-08 16”/40 25

Campanula Prichard’s Variety Campanula White Pouffe Campanula Silver Bells

Campanula Loddon Anna Convallaria majalis Convallaria Hardwick Hall Convallaria Rosea

CONVALLARIA (Lily of the Valley) Zone: 2a-7b Family: Liliaceae Cultivation: Prefers partial sun or shade and humus soil. Usage: Excellent plant for growing under deciduous trees, as groundcover or for pot culture. majalis Flower Pips specially for forcing, fragrant, white flowers on arching stems, green leaves I 04-05 10”/25 25 majalis Plant Pips fragrant, white flowers on arching stems, green leaves I 04-05 10”/25 25 majalis ‘Hardwick Hall’ Plant Pips fragrant, white flowers, yellow variegated green leaves I 04-05 10”/25 25 majalis ‘Rosea’ Plant Pips fragrant, pale pink flowers on arching stems, green leaves I 04-05 10”/25 25 COREOPSIS (Tickseed) Zone: 4a-9b Family: Asteraceae Cultivation: Full sun to partial shade, well drained good soil. Usage: Perfect for dry border as well as wild flower garden. Attractive forBEES . verticillata ‘Moonbeam’ drought resistant, very compact, lime yellow flowers, green leaves I 06-09 20”/50 25 COSMOS (Chocolate Cosmos) Zone: 7a-10b Family: Asteraceae Cultivation: Full sun, well drained, moisture-retentive soil. Protect with mulch in winter. Usage: Good as a background in the border. Excellent cut flowers. atrosanguineus vanilla and chocolate fragrance, black maroon flowers, dark green leaves I 06-09 24”/60 25 DARMERA (Peltiphyllum) (Umbrella Plant) Zone: 5a-7b Family: Saxifragaceae Cultivation: Shade to partial shade, moist organic soil. Usage: Great but coarse plant for along a stream or for in the bog garden. peltata lilac rose flowers, green leaves later changing to yellow orange I 04-05 30”/75 25

Coreopsis Moonbeam Cosmos atrosanguineus Darmera peltata

28 Variety Description Size Month Height Per inch/cm Unit DICENTRA (Bleeding Heart) Zone: 3a-9b Family: Fumariaceae Cultivation: Prefers partial shade and well-drained humus soil. Usage: For borders and woodland gardens.

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Dicentra Burning Hearts Dicentra Ivory Hearts Dicentra King of Hearts Dicentra Love Hearts Dicentra Bacchanal

Dicentra Luxuriant Dicentra spectabilis Dicentra Alba Dicentra Valentine Dodecatheon jeffreyi

‘Burning Hearts’PBR red flowers, blue green leaves Div. 04-07 10”/25 25 ‘Ivory Hearts’PBR very large pure white flowers, blue green leaves Div. 04-07 10”/25 25 ‘King of Hearts’ heart shaped rosy pink flowers, soft green leaves Div. 05-09 10”/25 25 ‘Love Hearts’PBR arching white flowers lined with purple, blue leaves Div. 05-09 10”/25 25 formosa ‘Bacchanal’ new deep carmine flowers, ferny foliage Div. 06-08 16”/40 25 formosa ‘Luxuriant’ purple pink flowers, green leaves Div. 05-09 12”/30 25 spectabilis pink heart shaped flowers with white arching stems, gray green leaves 3/5 04-07 24”/60 25 2/3 04-07 24”/60 25 spectabilis ‘Alba’ white heart shaped flowers, arching stems, gray green leaves 3/5 04-07 24”/60 25 2/3 04-07 24”/60 25 spectabilis ‘Valentine’ red heart shaped flowers, dark red arching stems, gray green leaves 2/3 04-07 24”/60 25 DODECATHEON (Shooting Star) Zone: 4a-9b Family: Primulaceae Cultivation: Requires sun to partial shade. Needs good drainage. Usage: In the sunny border. jeffreyi cyclamen like rose purple flowers I 05-06 12”/30 25 ECHINACEA (Coneflower) Zone: 3a-8b Family: Asteraceae Cultivation: Requires full sun and well-drained fertile soil. Usage: Long flowering for the sunny border, prairie gardens or wildflower meadow. AttractsBUTTERFLIES AND BEES. ‘Lemon Drop’ double clear soft yellow flowers, sturdy stems, green leaves I 07-09 22”/55 25 ‘Mellow Yellows’ creamy, lime and dark yellow flowers, green leaves I 07-09 32”/80 25 purpurea rosy red flowers, green leaves I 07-09 40”/100 25 purpurea ‘Double-Decker’ double layers of purple red flowers, dark cone, pointy green leaves I 07-09 40”/100 25

Echinacea Lemon Drop Echinacea Mellow Yellows Echinacea purpurea Echinacea Double-Decker

29 Variety Description Size Month Height Per inch/cm Unit purpurea ‘Green Jewel’PBR light green ray petals, large green cone, green leaves I 07-09 24”/60 25 purpurea ‘Green Twister’ lime green flowers blending to carmine red centre, dark cone, dark green leaves I 07-09 36”/90 25 purpurea ‘Hot Summer’PBR flower turns from orange to deep red in 5 days, deep green leaves I 07-09 28”/70 25 purpurea ‘Magnus’ rosy purple flowers, dark cone, dark green leaves I 07-09 36”/90 25 purpurea ‘White Swan’ white hanging petals with yellowish centre, deep green leaves I 07-09 36”/90 25

Echinacea Green Jewel Echinacea Green Twister Echinacea Hot Summer Echinacea Magnus Echinacea White Swan

ECHINOPS (Globe Thistle) Zone: 3a-9b Family: Asteraceae Cultivation: Prefers full sun, grows in any soil. Usage: Excellent border plant, good cut and drying flower. bannaticus ‘Taplow Blue’ blue flower heads, gray stem, gray green leaves I 07-08 40”/100 25 gmelinii ‘Snow King’ white flower heads, green stem, gray green leaves I 07-08 40”/100 25 ritro ‘Veitch’s Blue’ reblooming, purple blue flower heads, spiky grayish leaves I 07-09 40”/100 25 sphaerocephalus ‘Arctic Glow’ new white cream flowers, gray green leaves I 07-08 40”/100 25 EPIMEDIUM (Barrenwort) Zone: 4a-9b Family: Berberidaceae Cultivation: Shade, tolerates dry shade. Usage: Excellent groundcover for shade. For rock gardens and borders. ‘Sunny and Share’ longlasting small yellow bells, small green with bronze spotted leaves I 04-05 10”/25 25 rubrum carmine red and white flowers, yellow heartshaped leaves I 04-05 10”/25 25 versicolor ‘Sulphureum’ sulphureum yellow and white flowers, green and later bronze leaves I 04-05 10”/25 25 youngianum ‘Niveum’ snow white flowers, green leaves I 04-05 10”/25 25

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Echinops Taplow Blue Echinops Snow King Echinops Veitch’s Blue Echinops Artic Glow

Epimedium Sunny and Share Epimedium rubrum Epimedium Sulphureum Epimedium Niveum

30 Variety Description Size Month Height Per inch/cm Unit ERYNGIUM (Sea Holly) Zone 4a-9b Family: Apiaceae Cultivation: Requires full sun and well-drained soil. Usage: For the perennial border. Suitable for dried arrangements. Attracts BEES. ‘Jos Eijking’ new rich flowering, blue flowers I 07-08 30”/75 25 new new

Eryngium Jos Eijking Eryngium bourgatii Eryngium Silver Salentino Eryngium Big Blue Eryngium Donard Variety bourgatii dark blue flowers, gray green with silvery veins leaves I 07-08 20”/50 25 planum ‘Silver Salentino’ new silver metallic blue flowers I 07-08 15”/40 25 zabelii ‘Big Blue’ steel blue flowers and stems, grayish leaves I 07-09 30”/75 25 zabelii ‘Donard Variety’ blue flowers, grayish leaves I 07-10 40”/100 25 EUPATORIUM (Joe-Pye Weed) Zone: 4a-8b Family: Asteraceae Cultivation: Sun to partial shade and fertile moist soil. Usage: Late season flowers for border, meadow or wild garden. Good cut flower. AttractsBUTTERFLIES . maculatum ‘Atropurpureum’ purple pink flower heads, green leaves I 07-10 80”/200 25 maculatum ‘Red Dwarf’ purple flower heads, green leaves I 07-09 32”/80 25 rugosum ‘Chocolate’ creamy white flower heads, bronze purple leaves I 08-09 60”/150 25 rugosum ‘Snowball’ ivory flower heads, upright growth habit, green leaves I 08-09 60”/150 25 FILIPENDULA (Meadowsweet) Zone: 4a-8b Family: Rosaceae Cultivation: Sun to partial shade, best in wet, damp soil. Usage: For shady border or among plants and trees. rubra ‘Venusta’ rosy red flower heads, green leaves I 07-09 54”/135 25 ulmaria ‘Plena’ creamy white flower heads, green leaves I 06-07 48”/120 25

Eupatorium Atropurpureum Eupatorium Red Dwarf

Eupatorium Chocolate Eupatorium Snowball Filipendula Venusta Filipendula Plena

31 Variety Description Size Month Height Per inch/cm Unit GERANIUM (Cranesbill) Zone: 3a-9b Family: Geraniaceae Cultivation: Sun to partial shade, well drained soil. Usage: Excellent border plants. Usually planted in mass. Also suitable as container plant.

Geranium Brookside Geranium Johnson’s Blue Geranium Orion Geranium Patricia

‘Brookside’ true blue flowers with purple veins, white centre, green leaves I 06-09 24”/60 25 ‘Johnson’s Blue’ large sky blue flowers, mid green leaves I 06-08 22”/55 25 ‘Orion’ large blue flowers, green leaves I 06-09 20”/50 25 ‘Patricia’ bright magenta pink flowers with dark veins, large dark green leaves I 06-09 26”/65 25 ‘Rozanne’PBR long blooming season, rich flowering, large blue flowers, green leaves I 07-10 16”/40 25 ‘Sabani Blue’PBR large deep blue flowers with darker veins, green leaves I 05-06 16”/40 25 ‘Starman’ new lilac and purple flowers, green leaves I 07-10 16”/40 25 ‘Tiny Monster’ good groundcover, dark pink flowers, darker veins, green leaves I 05-10 08”/20 25

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Geranium Rozanne Geranium Sabani Blue Geranium Starman Geranium Tiny Monster

Geranium Karmina Geranium St Ola Geranium Ballerina Geranium Laurence Flatman cantabrigiense ‘Karmina’ aromatic, nodding pink flowers, evergreen, green changing to red leaves I 05-07 12”/30 25 cantabrigiense ‘St Ola’ big white flowers, evergreen, shiny dark green changing to red leaves I 05-07 12”/30 25 cinereum ‘Ballerina’ white with lilac pink veins flowers, dark eye centre, green leaves I 06-08 8”/20 25 cinereum ‘Laurence Flatman’ white with purple veins flowers, green leaves I 06-09 6”/15 25

32 Variety Description Size Month Height Per inch/cm Unit clarkei ‘Kashmir White’ white flowers with lilac veins, finely cut mid green leaves I 06-08 20”/50 25 endressii ‘Wargrave Pink’ salmon pink flowers with darker veins, green leaves I 06-08 18”/45 25 himalayense violet blue flowers, white centre, green leaves I 06-07 20”/50 25 himalayense ‘Derrick Cook’ large white flowers with pink veins, green leaves I 07-10 14”/35 25

Geranium Kashmir White Geranium Wargrave Pink Geranium himalayense Geranium Derrick Cook

Geranium Plenum Geranium Ingwersen’s Variety Geranium Chatto Geranium magnificum himalayense ‘Plenum’ double violet pink flowers, green leaves I 06-07 14”/35 25 macrorrhizum ‘Ingwersen’s Variety’ pale pink flowers, semi-evergreen, green changing to red leaves I 06-07 16”/40 25 maculatum ‘Chatto’ re-bloomer, big pink flowers, green leaves I 05-06 20”/50 25 magnificum violet blue flowers with darker veins, green leaves I 06-08 22”/55 25 phaeum ‘Raven’ new dark purple flowers I 07-08 20”/50 25 phaeum ‘Samobor’ dark purple flowers, green with maroon purple blotches leaves I 05-06 26”/65 25 pratense ‘Midnight Ghost’PBR hardly no mildew, white flowers with pink veins, dark leaves I 06-08 20”/50 25 pratense ‘Splish-splash’ violet blue splashes on white flowers, green changing to red leaves I 06-08 24”/60 25

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Geranium Raven Geranium Samobor Geranium Midnight Ghost Geranium Splish-splash

Geranium psilostemon Geranium sanguineum Geranium Album Geranium Elke psilostemon lilac purple flowers, dark centre, hardy green leaves I 06-08 28”/70 25 sanguineum prefers full sun, dark pink flowers, dark green leaves I 06-09 12”/30 25 sanguineum ‘Album’ mildew resistant, fragrant, pure white flowers, green leaves I 06-09 12”/30 25 sanguineum ‘Elke’ fluorescent magenta flowers with darker veins, white centre, green leaves I 06-09 08”/20 25

33 Variety Description Size Month Height Per inch/cm Unit sanguineum ‘Max Frei’ carmine rose red flowers, green leaves I 05-08 8”/20 25 sanguineum ‘Pink Pouffe’ compact and floriferous, pale pink flowers with darker veins, green leaves I 04-09 6”/15 25 sanguineum striatum lilac rose flowers with crimson veins, green leaves I 05-08 8”/20 25 wallichianum ‘Crystal Lake’ rich flowering, pale blue flowers with violet veins, green leaves I 06-09 20”/50 25

Geranium Max Frei Geranium Pink Pouffe Geranium striatum Geranium Crystal Lake

GEUM (Chocolate Root) Zone: 3a-9b Family: Rosaceae Cultivation: Does best in full sun and moist but well-drained soil. Usage: Massing in the perennial border or as cut flowers. Smaller cultivars can be used in rock garden. ‘Censation Apricot Pearl’ new semi-double salmon orange flowers, dark green leaves I 04-05 18”/45 25 ‘Censation Pink Fluffy’ new dark veined pink lilac flowers with serrated edges, light green leaves I 04-05 18”/45 25 ‘Mango’ double apricot and yellow flowers, dark stem, green leaves I 05-08 20”/50 25 chiloense ‘Lady Stratheden’ double bright yellow flowers, green leaves I 05-08 24”/60 25 chiloense ‘Mrs Bradshaw’ semi-double orange red flowers, green leaves I 05-08 20”/50 25 rivale ‘Flames of Passion’PBR double scarlet flowers, black stems, dark green leaves I 05-07 16”/40 25 rivale ‘Mai Tai’PBR double pink flowers, green leaves I 06-08 16”/40 25

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Geum Censation Pink Fluffy Geum Mango Geum Lady Stratheden

Geum Censation Apricot Pearl Geum Mrs Bradshaw Geum Flames of Passion Geum Mai Tai

34 Variety Description Size Month Height Per inch/cm Unit HELENIUM (Sneezeweed) Zone: 3a-8b Family: Asteraceae Cultivation: Full sun and well drained good soil. Usage: Perfect for border and good cutflower. Attractive forBUTTERFLIES .

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Helenium Hot Lava Platycodon Fuji Pink Helenium Rubinzwerg Helenium Ruby Tuesday Helenium Sahin’s Early Flowerer

Helenium Moerheim Beauty Helenium Rauchtopas Helenium Fuego Helenium Siesta Helenium Sombrero

‘Hot Lava’ yellow changing to orange to red flowers, green leaves I 07-10 36”/90 25 ‘Moerheim Beauty’ long-lasting, orange red flowers with red brown centre, green leaves I 07-09 36”/90 25 ‘Rauchtopas’ new orange-red, yellow in Summer; orange-red, yellow in Autumn I 07-09 36”/90 25 ‘Rubinzwerg’ brownish-red petals around a yellow brown centre, green leaves I 07-08 28”/70 25 ‘Ruby Tuesday’ compact growing habit, ruby red flowers, green leaves I 07-09 20”/50 25 ‘Sahin’s Early Flowerer’ long flowering, yellow orang red flowers, green leaves I 07-10 36”/90 25 autumnale ‘Fuego’ bright red and yellow flowers with brown cone, green leaves I 07-09 20”/50 25 autumnale ‘Siesta’PBR orange red flowers with maroon yellow cone, green leaves I 07-09 20”/50 25 autumnale ‘Sombrero’PBR light yellow flowers with dark yellow cone, green leaves I 07-09 24”/60 25 HELIOPSIS (Oxeye) Zone: 4a-8b Family: Asteraceae Cultivation: Full sun and well drained good soil. Usage: helianthoides ‘Burning Hearts’ new giant golden yellow flowers, with red centres I 07-10 16”/40 25 helianthoides ‘Venus’ new deep green leaves, masses of pale yellow flowers I 07-10 16”/40 25 HELLEBORUS (Hellebore) Zone: 3a-9b Family: Ranunculaceae Cultivation: Shade to light shade and alkaline soil. Usage: For shady borders, under trees. Attractive for BEES. niger evergreen, pure white round and flat flowers with a green throat, green leaves 2/3 02-04 12”/30 25 orientalis mixed colors, cup-shaped flowers, dark green leaves I 02-04 14”/35 25

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Heliopsis Burning Hearts Heliopsis Venus Helleborus niger Helleborus orientalis

35 Variety Description Size Month Height Per inch/cm Unit HEMEROCALLIS (Daylily) Zone 3a-9b Family: Liliaceae Cultivation: Prefers sun or light shade and well-drained soil. Usage: Do best in mixed perennial border. Also good for mass planting and for container growing.

Hemerocallis Anzac Hemerocallis Big Time Happy Hemerocallis Burning Daylight Hemerocallis Canadian Border Patrol Hemerocallis Catherine Woodbury

‘Anzac’ re-bloomer, single red flowers, light green throat I 07-08 24”/60 25 ‘Big Time Happy’ fragrant, re-bloomer, yellow orange blend flowers, green yellow throat I 05-07 24”/60 25 ‘Burning Daylight’ fragrant, yellow orange flowers, green throat I 07-08 24”/60 25 ‘Canadian Border Patrol’ re-bloomer, white flowers with purple eyezone, green throat I 06-08 24”/60 25 ‘Catherine Woodbury’ very fragrant, pink orchid flowers, green throat I 07-09 30”/75 25 ‘Charles Johnston’ semi-evergreen, fragrant, re-bloomer, cherry red flowers, green throat I 06-08 24”/60 25 ‘Condilla’ double golden yellow flowers, green throat I 06-08 20”/50 25 ‘Crimson Pirate’ deep red flowers, yellow throat I 07-08 26”/65 25 ‘Dominic’ dark red flowers, light yellow throat I 06-07 30”/75 25

Hemerocallis Charles Johnston Hemerocallis Condilla Hemerocallis Crimson Pirate Hemerocallis Dominic

Hemerocallis Entrapment Hemerocallis Final Touch Hemerocallis Fooled Me Hemerocallis Frans Hals ‘Entrapment’ semi-evergreen, re-bloomer, blue purple flowers, yellow throat I 07-08 22”/55 25 ‘Final Touch’ fragrant, pink and lavender flowers, green throat I 08-09 28”/70 25 ‘Fooled Me’ yellow flowers with red eyezone, green throat I 06-07 24”/60 25 ‘Frans Hals’ orange red flowers with yellow midrib, green throat I 07-09 26”/65 25

36 Variety Description Size Month Height Per inch/cm Unit ‘Frosted Vintage Ruffles’ fragrant, re-bloomer, cream blend flowers with pink edge, yellow green throat I 05-06 24”/60 25 ‘Gentle Shepherd’ semi-evergreen, white flowers, yellow green throat I 07-09 26”/65 25 ‘Jamaican Me Crazy’ semi-evergreen, re-bloomer, yellow flowers with purple eyezone, green throat I 07-08 24”/60 25 ‘Joan Senior’ evergreen, re-bloomer, white flowers, light green throat I 06-08 26”/65 25

Hemerocallis Frosted Vintage Ruffles Hemerocallis Gentle Shepherd Hemerocallis Jamaican Me Crazy Hemerocallis Joan Senior new

Hemerocallis Lacy Dolly Hemerocallis Macbeth Hemerocallis Madeline Nettles Eyes Hemerocallis Matrousjka

‘Lacy Dolly’ evergreen, re-bloomer, double coral blush flowers, green throat I 06-08 18”/45 25 ‘Macbeth’ re-bloomer, lavender purple flowers with dark purple eyezone, green throat I 06-08 24”/60 25 ‘Madeline Nettles Eyes’ re-bloomer, orange flowers with dark purple eye and edge, yellow green throat I 06-07 22”/55 25 ‘Matrousjka’ new fragrant, pink flowers with creamy midrib, green throat I 24”/60 25 ‘Moroccan Sunrise’ dark lavender flowers with small golden edge, cream to green throat I 06-08 20”/50 25 ‘Olive Baily Langdon’ semi-evergreen, re-bloomer, purple flowers with light stripe, yellow green throat I 06-08 26”/65 25 ‘Orange Nassau’ re-bloomer, orange flowers with waving ruffled edges, green throat I 07-08 22”/55 25 ‘Pandora’s Box’ evergreen, fragrant, re-bloomer, creamy flowers with purple eye, green throat I 06-08 20”/50 25

Hemerocallis Moroccan Sunrise Hemerocallis Olive Bailey Langdon Hemerocallis Orange Nassau Hemerocallis Pandora’s Box

Hemerocallis Pardon Me Hemerocallis Roswitha Hemerocallis Smuggler’s Gold Hemerocallis South Seas ‘Pardon Me’ fragrant, re-bloomer, red flowers, yellow green throat I 07-09 20”/50 25 ‘Roswitha’ double peach flowers with purple eyezone, green throat I 06-08 16”/40 25 ‘Smuggler’s Gold’ fragrant, golden yellow flowers with orange edge, green throat I 06-08 24”/60 25 ‘South Seas’ fragrant, re-bloomer, coral flowers with red band, yellow green throat I 07-08 24”/60 25

37 Variety Description Size Month Height Per inch/cm Unit ‘Spacecoast Starburst’ semi-evergreen, re-bloomer, pink flowers with golden edge, yellow throat I 06-08 26”/65 25 ‘Stella de Oro’ short cultivar suitable for containers, re-bloomer, continous flowering yellow flowers, small green throat I 06-10 16”/40 25 ‘Strawberry Candy’ semi-evergreen, re-bloomer, pink flowers with rosy red halo, yellow throat I 06-08 26”/65 25 ‘Summer Wine’ pink flowers, yellow throat I 07-08 24”/60 25 ‘Sweet Hot Chocolate’ evergreen, re-bloomer, chocolate brown flowers, yellow throat I 07-08 24”/60 25

Hemerocallis Spacecoast Starburst Hemerocallis Stella de Oro Hemerocallis Strawberry Candy Hemerocallis Summer Wine Hemerocallis Sweet Hot Chocolate

Hemerocallis Tiger Blood Hemerocallis Villa Vanilla Hemerocallis Watermelon Slice Hemerocallis EveryDaylily Red Ribs Hemerocallis EveryDaylily Rose

‘Tiger Blood’ re-bloomer, cream flowers with dark red eye and edge, green throat I 06-08 26”/65 25 ‘Villa Vanilla’ semi-evergreen, re-bloomer, white flowers with ruffled golden edge, yellow throat I 06-07 20”/50 25 ‘Watermelon Slice’ semi-evergreen, re-blooming, red bicolor flowers with rose edge, green throat I 06-07 26”/65 25 EveryDaylily ‘Red Ribs’ re-bloomer, red flowers with a bright white midrib, green throat I 06-10 18”/45 25 EveryDaylily ‘Rose’ re-bloomer, rose flowers with light red eyezone, green throat I 06-10 14”/35 25 HEUCHERA (Coral Bells) Zone: 4a-9b Family: Saxifragaceae Cultivation: Sun to partial shade, well-drained limy organic soil. Usage: Excellent plant for the front of perennial border or among trees and shrubs. Has colorful leaves that often change over season. ‘Crimson Curls’ ruby colored leaves, white flowers I 06-07 16”/40 25 ‘Regina’ white leaves with purple red veins, red pinkish flowers I 06-08 16”/40 25 micrantha ‘Palace Purple’ deep purple heart shaped leaves, white flowers I 06-08 24”/60 25 villosa ‘Caramel’PBR orange yellow leaves, white flowers I 06-07 24”/60 25

Heuchera Crimson Curls Heuchera Regina Heuchera Palace Purple Heuchera Caramel

38 Variety Description Size Month Height Per inch/cm Unit HOSTA (Plantain Lily) Zone: 3a-9b Family: Liliaceae Cultivation: Prefers partial shade and moisture-retentive humus soil. Usage: Good plants for the shady garden, borders, containers. Excellent as groundcovers or edging. ‘August Moon’ new light green changing to golden yellow leaves, lavender flowers I 07-08 16”/40 25 new

Hosta Barbara Ann Host Big Daddy Hosta Blue Angel

Hosta August Moon Hosta Blue Hawaii Hosta Blue Mammoth Hosta Blue Mouse Ears

‘Barbara Ann’ rugosa green leaves with white margins, white flowers I 06-07 18”/45 25 ‘Big Daddy’ big strongly puckered deep blue leaves, white flowers I 07-08 36”/90 25 ‘Blue Angel’ very large textured blue green leaves, white flowers I 06-07 32”/80 25 ‘Blue Hawaii’ lightly corrugated thick upright blue leaves, pale lavender flowers I 07-08 30”/75 25 ‘Blue Mammoth’ heavily blue corrugated leaves, white flowers I 07-08 28”/70 25 ‘Blue Mouse Ears’ small round blue leaves, thick substance, pale lavender flowers I 06-08 06”/15 25 ‘Bobcat’ gray green leaves with wide yellow margin turning to white, lavender flowers I 06-08 16”/40 25 ‘Brim Cup’ rapid grower, dark green centre with creamy margin, white flowers I 07-09 14”/35 25 ‘Cherry Berry’ white centred leaves with light to dark green margin and red scapes, purple flowers I 07-08 10”/25 25 ‘Colored Hulk’ cupped yellow leaves with dark green margin, pale lavender flowers I 07-08 16”/40 25 ‘Dream Weaver’ blue margin leaves with creamy white centre, white flowers I 06-07 16”/40 25 ‘Fire and Ice’ white leaves with green margins, lilac flowers I 07-08 14”/35 25 ‘First Frost’ blue leaves with creamy white margins, pale lavender flowers I 06-08 20”/50 25 ‘Fortunei Aureomarginata’ green leaves with creamy yellow edges, lavender flowers I 07-08 26”/65 25

Hosta Bobcat Hosta Brim Cup Hosta Cherry Berry Hosta Colored Hulk

Hosta Dream Weaver Hosta Fire and Ice Hosta First Frost Hosta Fortunei Aureomarginata

39 Variety Description Size Month Height Per inch/cm Unit ‘Francee’ dark green leaves with white edges, lavender flowers I 07-08 20”/50 25 ‘Frosted Dimples’ heavily corrugated blue leaves with creamy yellow margin, white flowers I 07-08 12”/30 25 ‘Frozen Margarita’ fragrant, green yellow leaves with white margin, white flowers I 06-07 16”/40 25 ‘Funny Mouse’ small round blue green leaves with white margin changing to cream to green, lilac flowers I 06-08 6”/15 25 ‘Gold Standard’ gold leaves with dark green margin, pinkish lavender flowers I 07-08 20”/50 25 ‘Golden Meadows’PBR yellow green leaves with blue edge changing to dark green, white flowers I 06-07 24”/60 25 ‘Golden Tiara’ small light green leaves with yellow margin, lavender flowers I 06-08 14”/35 25 ‘Halcyon’ thick textured blue leaves, deep lavender flowers I 07-08 16”/40 25 ‘June’PBR creamy yellow leaves with striped blue margin, pale lavender flowers I 07-08 14”/35 25

Hosta Francee Hosta Frosted Dimples Hosta Frozen Margarita Hosta Funny Mouse

Hosta Golden Meadows Hosta Golden Tiara Hosta Halcyon Hosta June Hosta Gold Standard

‘Kingsize’ shiny green leaves, pale lavender flowers I 07-08 5’/ 150 25 ‘Krossa Regal’ small thick blue green changing to green leaves, lavender flowers I 07-08 36”/90 25 ‘Lakeside Dragonfly’ lance shaped blue green leaves with wide white margin, lavender flowers I 07-08 18”/45 25 ‘Lakeside Little Tuft’ yellow gold centered leaves with green margin, pale purple flowers I 07-08 6”/15 25 ‘Loyalist’PBR white centred leaves with wide dark green margins, lavender flowers I 07-08 14”/35 25 ‘Mama Mia’ green centred leaves with wide creamy yellow margin, white flowers I 07-08 16”/40 25 ‘Minuteman’ dark green leaves with creamy white margin, lavender flowers I 07-08 16”/40 25 ‘Night Before Christmas’ white leaves with green margin, pale lavender flowers I 07-08 18”/45 25 ‘Oh Cindy’ thick green leaves with wide yellow margin changing to white, lilac flowers I 06-08 20”/50 25 ‘Orange Marmalade’ blue green leaves with orange yellow centre changing to white, pale lavender flowers I 06-07 18”/45 25

Hosta Kingsize Hosta Krossa Regal Hosta Lakeside Dragonfly Hosta Lakeside Littl Tuft Hosta Loyalist

Hosta Mama Mia Hosta Minuteman Hosta Night Before Christmas Hosta Oh Cindy Hosta Orange Marmalade

40 Variety Description Size Month Height Per inch/cm Unit ‘Orion’s Belt’ large heart shaped blue green leaves with a wide creamy margin, lavender flowers I 07-08 24”/60 25 ‘Patriot’ green leaves with pure white margin, violet flowers I 07-09 16”/40 25 ‘Paul’s Glory’ soft yellow changing to white leaves with blue green margins, lavender flowers I 06-08 22”/55 25 ‘Praying Hands’ upright folded green leaves with narrow creamy margin, lavender flowers I 07-08 14”/35 25 ‘Purple Sensation’ dark green shiny leaves with wavy margin and a twist in the leaf tip, purple flowers I 06-08 20”/50 25 ‘Rainforest Sunrise’ creamy yellow leaves with blue green margin, lavender flowers I 06-07 12”/30 25 ‘Sagae’ thick heart shaped golden leaves with wide blue green margin, pale lavender flowers I 07-08 30”/75 25 ‘Snake Eyes’ new yellow centre with green margin, pale violet flowers I 07-08 16”/40 25 ‘Snow Cap’ blue rugose leaves with creamy margin, near white flowers I 07-08 20”/50 25 new

Hosta Orion’s Belt Hosta Patriot Hosta Paul’s Glory Hosta Praying Hands

Hosta Purple Sensation Hosta Rainforest Sunrise Hosta Sagae Hosta Snow Cap Hosta Snake Eyes

‘Sorbet’ fast growing, white edged green leaves and red scapes, purple flowers I 07-08 20”/50 25 ‘Sum and Substance’ large textured greenish yellow changing to gold leaves, lavender flowers I 07-08 40”/100 25 ‘Sunset Grooves’ round puckered thick yellow leaves with a wide irregular dark green margin, lilac flowers I 06-08 12”/30 25 ‘Tambourine’ medium green leaves with creamy white margin, lavender flowers I 06-08 20”/50 25 ‘Twilight’ thick dark green leaves with medium gold margin, lavender flowers I 07-08 20”/50 25 ‘Undulata Albomarginata’ green leaves with cream margin, lavender flowers I 07-08 18”/45 25 ‘Undulata Mediovariegata’ white centred leaves with green margin, lavender flowers I 07-09 16”/40 25 ‘Vulcan’ marginated heart shaped dark green leaves with light green streaks through white centre, lilac flowers I 07-08 20”/50 25 ‘Whirlwind’ curly dark green leaves with creamy centre, pale lilac flowers I 07-08 14”/35 25 ‘White Feathers’ white changing to green leaves with white stripes, lavender flowers I 07-08 12”/30 25

Hosta Sorbet Hosta Sum and Substance Hosta Sunset Grooves Hosta Tambourine Hosta Twilight

Hosta Undalata Albomarginata Hosta Undulata Mediovariegata Hosta Vulcan Hosta Whirlwind Hosta White Feathers

41 Variety Description Size Month Height Per inch/cm Unit ‘Wide Brim’ overlapping blue green leaves with irregular yellow margins, lavender flowers I 07-08 20”/50 25 ‘Yellow River’ green leaves with yellow margins, light lilac flowers I 07-08 24”/60 25 sieboldiana ‘Elegans’ tall huge deep grayish blue leaves, white flowers I 07-08 24”/60 25 sieboldiana ‘Frances Williams’ blue green leaves with soft yellow margins, white flowers I 06-07 26”/65 25 sieboldiana ‘Great Expectations’ cream white leaves with light green to blue green margin and stripes, white flowers I 07-09 18”/45 25

Hosta Wide Brim Hosta Yellow River Hosta Elegans Hosta Frances Williams Hosta Great Expectations

INCARVILLEA (Hardy Gloxinia) Zone: 5a-8b Family: Bignoniaceae Cultivation: Tolerates full sun, favors deep well-drained soil. Usage: Use in the sunny border. delavayi trumpet shaped rosy pink flowers, green leaves I 06-07 16”/40 25 delavayi ‘Snowtop’ (syn: Alba) trumpet shaped white flowers, green leaves I 06-07 16”/40 25 IRIS Zone: 3a-9b Family: Iridaceae Cultivation: Full sun or partial shade and fertile moist soil. Usage: Very useful in the perennial border.

Incarvillea delavayi Iris Banbury Ruffles

Incarvillea Snowtop Iris Consummation Iris Black Form Iris Variegata IrisIris Banbury Black Swan Ruffles

‘Consummation’ white standards with dark blue falls, sword like leaves I 05-06 18”/45 25 chrysographes ‘Black Form’ nearly black flowers, narrow lush green leaves I 06-07 20”/50 25 ensata ‘Variegata’ blue purple flowers with yellow throat, variegated leaves I 06-07 24”/60 25 germanica ‘Banbury Ruffles’ deep violet blue flowers, sword like gray green leaves I 04-05 10”/25 25 germanica ‘Black Swan’ nearly black standards with brown falls I 06-07 32”/80 25

42 Variety Description Size Month Height Per inch/cm Unit germanica ‘Constant Wattez’ light pink and cream standards and falls I 06-07 32”/80 25 germanica ‘Edith Wolford’ new cream yellow standards with blue purple falls I 04-05 40”/100 25 germanica ‘Going My Way’ fragrant, white with purple margin on standards and falls I 05-06 24”/60 25 germanica ‘Goldfackel’ yellow standards and falls I 05-06 30”/75 25 germanica ‘Honey Glazed’ new white standards with purple red veined yellow falls I 06-07 24”/60 25

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Iris Constant Wattez Bletilla Kuchi-beni Iris Goldfackel Brunnera macrophylla Iris Red Zinger

Iris Going My Way Iris Edith Wolford Iris Immortality Iris Honey Glazed Iris Springtime Madonna germanica ‘Immortality’ re-bloomer, white standards and falls I 05-06 32”/80 25 germanica ‘Red Zinger’ fragrant, red standards and falls I 06-07 30”/75 25 germanica ‘Springtime Madonna’ fragrant, pale blue standards and falls I 06-07 36”/90 25 germanica ‘Tulip Festival’ white standards with lime falls I 06-07 24”/60 25 germanica ‘Tuxedo’ violet blue standards and falls I 05-06 36”/90 25 germanica ‘Wine and Roses’ pink standards with wine red falls and pink edge, green leaves I 06-07 28”/70 25 pallida ‘Albo Variegata’ fragrant, lilac flowers, green leaves with white edge I 06-07 28”/70 25 pseudacorus ‘Variegata’ yellow flowers, green leaves with creamy edge I 05-06 40”/100 25 pumila ‘Blue Denim’ light blue flowers, sword shaped gray green leaves I 04-05 10”/25 25 pumila ‘Cherry Garden’ aubergine violet flowers, sword shaped gray green leaves I 04-05 10”/25 25

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Iris Tulip Festival Iris Tuxedo Iris Wine and Roses Iris Albo Variegata Brunnera Silver Heart

Iris Variegata Iris Blue Denim Iris Cherry Garden Iris Orange Caper Iris A Thousand Kisses pumila ‘Orange Caper’ golden yellow standards with bright orange falls, green leaves I 04-05 10”/25 25 sibirica ‘A Thousand Kisses’ new red violet standards with purple falls and gold signal with blue halo, green leaves I 05-06 30”/75 25

43 Variety Description Size Month Height Per inch/cm Unit sibirica ‘Black Joker’ fragrant, lavender standards with deep purple falls and bright golden signals I 05-06 22”/55 25 sibirica ‘Butter and Sugar’ re-bloomer, creamy standards with yellow falls, green leaves I 06-07 28”/70 25 sibirica ‘Caesar’s Brother’ deep velvet purple flowers, green leaves I 06-07 28”/70 25 sibirica ‘Concord Crush’ blue violet flowers with lighter centre, green leaves I 07-08 28”/70 25 sibirica ‘Contrast in Styles’ aubergine violet standards with milky blue and white falls I 06-07 28”/70 25 sibirica ‘Côte d’Azur’ deep cobalt blue flowers, green leaves I 05-06 24”/60 25

Iris Butter and Sugar Iris Caesar’s Brother Iris Concord Crush Iris Contrast in Styles

Iris Black Joker Iris Côte d’Azur Iris Dance Ballerina Dance IrisIris Drink Black Your Joker Tea Iris Ginger Twist sibirica ‘Dance Ballerina Dance’ light purple near white standards with violet and yellow red falls, green leaves I 06-07 32”/80 25 sibirica ‘Drink Your Tea’ pale apricot standard with orange cocoa falls and bright golden signals I 05-06 32”/80 25 sibirica ‘Ginger Twist’ lavender standard with ginger falls and pale gold signals I 06-07 30”/75 25 sibirica ‘Kaboom’ double blue violet flowers with white blaze I 07-08 30”/75 25 sibirica ‘Miss Apple’ new red standards with darker red falls and widely spaced veins, green leaves I 05-06 40”/100 25 sibirica ‘Moon Silk’ easy to grow, white and creamy yellow flowers, green leaves I 06-07 28”/70 25 sibirica ‘Paprikash’ pale apricot standards with glowing orange red falls and deep yellow signals I 06-07 20”/50 25 sibirica ‘Pink Parfait’ pink and lavender flowers with light pink edge I 06-07 28”/70 25 sibirica ‘Ruffled Velvet’ satin purple red flowers, green leaves I 06-07 22”/55 25 sibirica ‘Silver Edge’ violet-blue flowers with narrow silver edge, ruffled falls I 06-07 28”/70 25 sibirica ‘Snow Queen’ pure white flowers with yellow centre, green leaves I 05-06 30”/75 25 sibirica ‘Sparkling Rose’ lilac pink flowers with white and yellow centre, green leaves I 06-07 30”/75 25

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Iris Kaboom Iris Moon Silk Iris Paprikash Iris Pink Parfait

Iris Miss Apple Iris Ruffled Velvet Iris Silver Edge IrisIris Snow Black QueenJoker Iris Sparkling Rose

44 Variety Description Size Month Height Per inch/cm Unit KNIPHOFIA (Red Hot Poker) Zone: 6a-9b Family: Aloeaceae Cultivation: Prefers full sun and good well-drained humus soil. Usage: For the sunny border. ‘Alcazar’ orange red flower spikes, green leaves I 08-10 36”/90 25 ‘Ice Queen’ big cultivar, yellow green white flower spikes, green leaves I 07-09 48”/120 25

Kniphofia Alcazar Kniphofia Ice Queen Liatris spicata

Kinphofia Royal Standard Kniphofia Sunningdale Yellow Liatris Floristan White Liatris Kobold

‘Royal Standard’ lime yellow flower spikes with red top, green leaves I 08-10 32”/80 25 ‘Sunningdale Yellow’ bright yellow flower spikes, green leaves I 07-09 40”/100 25 LIATRIS (Blazing Star) Zone: 3a-9b Family: Asteraceae Cultivation: Prefers full sun and moderately fertile, sandy soil. Usage: Excellent wildflowers for the sunny border or wildflower meadow. Good cut flower. AttractsBUTTERFLIES . spicata purple pink flowers, green leaves 10/12 07-08 28”/75 25 spicata ‘Floristan White’ white flowers, green leaves 8/10 07-08 28”/75 25 spicata ‘Kobold’ short cultivar, soft mauve blue flowers, green leaves 8/10 07-09 20”/50 25 LIGULARIA (Ragwort) Zone: 3a-8b Family: Asteraceae Cultivation: Sun to partial shade, rich moist soil. Usage: For the bog garden or shady borders. dentata ‘Desdemona’ yellow orange daisy like flowers, dark green leaves with purple backside I 07-08 40”/100 25 dentata ‘Osiris Café Noir’PBR dwarf variety, yellow flowers, purple black changing to green leaves I 07-08 24”/60 25 dentata ‘Othello’ yellow orange flowers, dark green leaves with purple backside I 08-09 36”/90 25 przewalskii bright yellow flowers, dark stems, rounded dark green leaves I 07-09 60”/150 25 stenocephala ‘The Rocket’ bright yellow flowers, large deep green leaves I 07-08 72”/180 25

Ligularia Desdemona Ligularia Osiris Café Noir Ligularia Othello Ligularia przewalskii Ligularia The Rocket

45 Variety Description Size Month Height Per inch/cm Unit LYSIMACHIA (Loosestrife) Zone: 4a-8b Family: Primulaceae Cultivation: Sun or partial shade. Prefers a constantly moist soil. Attracts BUTTERFLIES. Usage: Essential elements for the summer bog garden. clethroides arching small white flowers, green changing to red leaves I 07-09 30”/75 25 MONARDA (Bee Balm) Zone: 4a-9b Family: Lamiaceae Cultivation: Sun or partial shade, rich moisture retentive soil. Usage: Attracts BUTTERFLIES.

Lysimachia clethroides Monarda Bee-Bright Monarda Bee-Free Monarda Bee-Happy Monarda Bee-True

Monarda Bee-Bright Monarda Cambridge Scarlet Monarda Croftway Pink Monarda Prairie Night Monarda Snow white Monarda Cranberry Lace

‘Bee-Bright’ truly mildew free, long rich flowering, white flowers I 06-08 24”/60 25 ‘Bee-Free’ truly mildew free, long rich flowering, purple flowers I 06-08 24”/60 25 ‘Bee-Happy’ truly mildew free, long rich flowering, deep red flowers I 06-08 24”/60 25 ‘Bee-True’ truly mildew free, long rich flowering, deep purple flowers I 06-08 24”/60 25 ‘Cambridge Scarlet’ fragrant, vivid red flowers, green leaves I 07-08 40”/100 25 ‘Croftway Pink’ fragrant, pink flowers, green leaves I 07-08 40”/100 25 ‘Prairie Night’ fragrant, violet purple flowers, green leaves I 07-08 40”/100 25 ‘Snow White’ mildew free, fragrant, pure white flowers, green leaves I 07-08 40”/100 25 didyma ‘Cranberry Lace’PBR suitable for containers, fragrant, rose pink flowers, deep green leaves I 07-08 12”/30 25 NEPETA (Catmint) Zone: 3a-8b Family: Lamiaceae Cultivation: Sun to part shade. Usage: For the sunny border. Very attractive for cats and BUTTERFLIES. ‘Neptune’ new I 25 faassenii ‘Six Hills Giant’ fragrant, lavender flowers, gray green leaves I 06-07 32”/80 25 faassenii ‘Walker’s Low’ fragrant, deep blue flowers, gray green leaves I 06-07 32”/80 25

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Nepeta Neptune Nepeta Six Hills Giant Nepeta Walker’s Low

46 Variety Description Size Month Height Per inch/cm Unit PAEONIA (Peony) Zone: 3a-9b Family: Paeoniaceae Cultivation: Prefers full sun and deep and very well composted soil. Usage: Good border plant. Double flowering types ‘Alertie’ fragrant, pink changing to pale pink flowers with red spots in centre, green leaves 3/5 05-06 24”/60 25 ‘Big Ben’ dark purple red flowers, green leaves 3/5 06-07 40”/100 25 ‘Black Beauty’ dark red purple flowers, deep glossy green leaves 2/3 05-06 36”/90 25 ‘Celebrity’ fragrant, deep raspberry pink with white flowers, green leaves 2/3 06-07 40”/100 25

Paeonia Alertie Paeonia Celebrity

Paeonia Big Ben Paeonia Black Beauty Paeonia Coral Charm

‘Coral Charm’ semi-double coral peach flowers, deep green leaves 2/3 05-06 36”/90 25 ‘Coral Sunset’ fragrant, semi-double coral changing to soft yellow flowers, green leaves 2/3 05-06 36”/90 25 ‘Duchesse de Nemours’ fragrant, white flowers with light canary centre, green leaves 2/3 06-07 32”/80 25 ‘Edulis Superba’ fragrant, clear rosy red flowers, green leaves 3/5 06-07 32”/80 25 ‘Festiva Maxima’ fragrant, white flowers with red spots in centre, large dark green leaves 3/5 06-07 36”/90 25 ‘Kansas’ vigorous grower, dark red flowers, green leaves 3/5 06-07 36”/90 25 ‘Karl Rosenfield’ strong stems, crimson flowers, green leaves 2/3 06-07 40”/100 25 ‘Lady Alexandra Duff’ fragrant , semi-double blushing pink flowers, green leaves 3/5 06-07 36”/90 25

Paeonia Coral Sunset Paeonia Duchesse de Nemours Paeonia Edulis Superba

Paeonia Festiva Maxima Paeonia Kansas Paeonia Karl Rosenfield Paeonia Lady Alexandra Duff

47 Variety Description Size Month Height Per inch/cm Unit ‘Laura Dessert’ fragrant, pink changing to cream to white flowers, dark green leaves 3/5 06-07 36”/90 25 ‘Monsieur Jules Elie’ fragrant, glossy lilac pink flowers, green leaves 2/3 06-07 36”/90 25 ‘Morning Kiss’ soft pink flowers with showy red on base, green leaves 2/3 06-07 30”/75 25 ‘Pecher’ fragrant, soft pink changing to white flowers, green leaves 2/3 06-07 30”/75 25

Paeonia Laura Dessert Paeonia Monsieur Jules Elie Paeonia Morning Kiss Paeonia Pecher

Paeonia Pink Hawaiian Coral Paeonia Primevère Paeonia Raspberry Sundae Paeonia Red Charm

‘Pink Hawaiian Coral’ fragrant, salmon pink flowers, green leaves 2/3 06-07 40”/100 25 ‘Primevère’ fragrant, creamy white flowers with yellow centre, green leaves 2/3 06-07 36”/90 25 ‘Raspberry Sundae’ fragrant, cream and raspberry flowers, green leaves 2/3 05-06 28”/70 25 ‘Red Charm’ early flowering, very large dense dark red flowers, green leaves 2/3 05-06 32”/80 25 ‘Red Sarah Bernhardt’ sturdy stems, dark red flowers, green leaves 2/3 06-07 36”/90 25 ‘Sarah Bernhardt’ fragrant, late flowering, soft pink flowers, green leaves 2/3 06-07 36”/90 25 ‘Shirley Temple’ fragrant, white touched pink flowers, green leaves 2/3 06-07 36”/90 25 ‘Sorbet’ fragrant, pink flowers with centre of light pink and white, green leaves 2/3 05-06 28”/70 25 ‘Tom Cat’ fragrant, semi-double red flowers with creamy yellow staminoides, green leaves 2/3 06-07 28”/70 25

Paeonia Red Sarah Bernhardt Paeonia Sarah Bernhardt Paeonia Shirley Temple Paeonia Sorbet

Paeonia Tom Cat Paeonia Alba Plena Paeonia Rosea Plena Paeonia Rubra Plena officinalis ‘Alba Plena’ compact, pale pink changing to white flowers, green leaves 2/3 05-06 26”/65 25 officinalis ‘Rosea Plena’ large pink flowers, green leaves 2/3 05-06 20”/50 25 officinalis ‘Rubra Plena’ large deep red flowers, dark green leaves 2/3 05-06 30”/75 25

48 Variety Description Size Month Height Per inch/cm Unit Single flowering types ‘Blaze’ bright scarlet red flowers with yellow staminoides, green leaves 2/3 06-07 34”/85 25 ‘Bowl of Beauty’ fragrant, deep pink flowers with creamy yellow centre, mid green leaves 2/3 06-07 36”/80 25 ‘Doreen’ shades of pink flowers with bright yellow heart, green leaves 2/3 06-07 34”/85 25

Paeonia Blaze Paeonia Bowl of Beauty Paeonia Doreen

Paeonia Nippon Beauty Paeonia Sword Dance Paeonia White Wings

‘Nippon Beauty’ dark red flowers with yellow centre, green leaves 3/5 06-07 32”/80 25 ‘Sword Dance’ wind resistant, large red flowers with yellow staminoides, green leaves 3/5 06-07 34”/85 25 ‘White Wings’ fragrant, white flowers with yellow centre, green leaves 3/5 06-07 32”/80 25 Paeonia Patio Series Definition: single compact growth and sturdy stems suitable for growing on pots as well as in the garden. ‘Dublin’ white flowers with yellow stamens, deep green leaves 2/3 06-07 24”/60 25 ‘Kiev’ deep pink flowers with creamy yellow stamens, deep green leaves 2/3 06-07 24”/60 25 Itoh flowering types Definition: rare and unusual crossings between Garden Peonies and Tree Peonies.

Paeonia Dublin Paeonia Kiev Paeonia Bartzella P. Sorbet

Paeonia Cora Louise Paeonia Hillary Paeonia Julia Rose Paeonia Callie’s Memory

‘Bartzella’ double sulphur yellow flowers with red spotted centre, green leaves 2/3 05-06 28”/70 25 ‘Callie’s Memory’ double creamy yellow flowers with maroon flares, green leaves 2/3 05-06 28”/70 25 ‘Cora Louise’ semi-double white flowers with lavender centre, green leaves 2/3 05-06 28”/70 25 ‘Hillary’ semi-double rose red changing to yellow to white flowers, green leaves 2/3 05-06 28”/70 25 ‘Julia Rose’ semi-double coral red changing to salmon to creamy yellow flowers, green leaves 2/3 05-06 28”/70 25

49 Variety Description Size Month Height Per inch/cm Unit PAPAVER (Poppy) Zone: 3a-8b Family: Papaveraceae Cultivation: Prefers full sun and well-drained fertile soil. Usage: For early summer. Dies down in midsummer. orientale ‘Beauty of Livermere’ double deep red flowers, green leaves I 05-07 36”/90 25

Papaver Beauty of Livermere Papaver Bolero Papaver Flamenco

Papaver Forncett Summer Papaver Harlem Papaver Little Patty Plum orientale ‘Bolero’ large double cerise pink flowers, blossoms ruffled and of silky texture, green leaves I 05-07 32”/80 25 orientale ‘Flamenco’ white flowers with orange serrated margin and black centre, green leaves I 06-08 32”/80 25 orientale ‘Forncett Summer’ double fringed salmon pink flowers with black centre, green leaves I 05-06 20”/80 25 orientale ‘Harlem’PBR double burgundy flowers with dark purple centre, strong stems, green leaves I 05-07 38”/95 25 orientale ‘Little Patty Plum’PBR compact ‘Patty’s Plum’, double bronze red flowers with dark centre, green leaves I 06-08 20”/50 25 orientale ‘Mrs Perry’ double salmon pink flowers with large black centre, green leaves I 06-08 32”/80 25 orientale ‘Paradiso’PBR pale pink flowers with wine red blotches, sturdy stems, green leaves I 05-06 24”/60 25 orientale ‘Patty’s Plum’ double bronze red flowers with dark centre, green leaves I 06-08 32”/80 25

Papaver Mrs Perry Papaver Paradiso Papaver Patty’s Plum

Papaver Perry’s White Papaver Picotee Papaver Türkenlouis orientale ‘Perry’s White’ double white flowers with light pink haze, green leaves I 06-08 40”/100 25 orientale ‘Picotee’ double frilly white flowers with orange edges, green leaves I 06-08 30”/75 25 orientale ‘Türkenlouis’ double vibrant fringed red flowers, green leaves I 06-08 32”/80 25

50 Variety Description Size Month Height Per inch/cm Unit PEROVSKIA (Russian Sage) Zone: 5a-9b Family: Lamiaceae Cultivation: Prefers full sun and poor but well-drained soil. Usage: Drought resistant flower borders and beds. atriplicifolia ‘Little Spire’PBR fragrant, upright lavender flowers, white stems, deeply divided gray green leaves I 06-08 24”/60 25

Perovskia Little Spire Phlox Amethyst Phlox Blue Boy Phlox Blue Paradise

PHLOX (Summer Phlox) Zone: 4a-9b Family: Polemoniaceae Cultivation: Best in full sun and humus soil. Usage: Border plant. Shorter varieties are also suitable for containers. Attracts BUTTERFLIES. paniculata ‘Amethyst’ fragrant, amethyst blue flowers, green leaves I 07-09 28”/70 25 paniculata ‘Blue Boy’ fragrant, mauve blue flowers with pale white centre, deep green leaves I 07-09 38”/95 25 paniculata ‘Blue Paradise’ fragrant, violet blue flowers with purple centre, deep green leaves I 07-09 36”/90 25 paniculata ‘Bright Eyes’ mildew resistant, fragrant, soft pink with red eyed flowers, deep green leaves I 07-09 30”/75 25

Phlox Bright Eyes Phlox Cleopatra Phlox Danielle Phlox David paniculata ‘Cleopatra’PBR fragrant, double pink orange flowers, deep green leaves I 06-08 28”/70 25 paniculata ‘Danielle’ mildew resistant, fragrant, pure white flowers, dark green leaves I 07-09 26”/65 25 paniculata ‘David’ mildew resistant, fragrant, pure white flowers, green leaves I 06-07 40”/100 25

51 Variety Description Size Month Height Per inch/cm Unit paniculata ‘Larissa’PBR pink flowers with white centre and lilac-red heart, green leaves I 06-08 30”/75 25 paniculata ‘Laura’ fragrant, purple flowers with white centre, dark green leaves I 06-08 40”/100 25 paniculata ‘Nicky’ mildew resistant, fragrant, dark purple flowers with lighter centre, green leaves I 07-09 32”/80 25 paniculata ‘Olympus’ new fragrant, mauve flowers, white margin on deep green leaves I 07-09 36”/90 25 paniculata ‘Orange Perfection’ fragrant, continuous flowering, orange flowers, green leaves I 07-09 36”/90 25 paniculata ‘Popeye’ fragrant, white with hint of pink flowers and pink eye, green leaves I 07-09 32”/80 25 paniculata ‘Red Riding Hood’ fragrant, rich flowering, large cherry red flower heads, green leaves I 07-09 24”/60 25

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Phlox Larissa Phlox Laura Phlox Nicky Phlox Olympus Phlox Orange Perfection

Phlox Popeye Phlox Red Riding Hood Phlox Sherbet Blend Phlox Starfire Phlox Tenor paniculata ‘Sherbet Blend’PBR fragrant, yellow flowers with light to dark pink heart, green leaves I 07-09 28”/70 25 paniculata ‘Starfire’ fragrant, reddish flowers, dark bronze red leaves I 07-08 32”/80 25 paniculata ‘Tenor’ fragrant, good cutflower, continuous flowering, red flowers, green leaves I 07-09 32”/80 25 paniculata ‘Younique Bicolor’ mildew resistant, fragrant, compact white orange flowers with red eye, green leaves I 06-09 20”/50 25 paniculata ‘Zenobia’ outstanding double pink flowers, green leaves I 06-09 30”/75 25 PLATYCODON (Balloon Flower) Zone: 3a-8b Family: Campanulaceae Cultivation: Sun to light shade, well-drained soil, resumes growth in late spring. Usage: Slow growing and long-lived for the perennial border. grandiflorus ‘Fuji Blue’ blue flowers, green leaves I 06-08 16”/40 25 grandiflorus ‘Fuji Pink’ soft pink flowers, green leaves I 06-08 16”/40 25 grandiflorus ‘Fuji White’ white flowers, green leaves I 06-08 16”/40 25

Phlox Younique Bicolor Phlox Zenobia Platycodon Fuji Blue Platycodon Fuji Pink Platycodon Fuji White

52 Variety Description Size Month Height Per inch/cm Unit POLYGONATUM (Solomon’s Seal) Zone: 4a-8b Family: Liliaceae Cultivation: Shade to partial shade, moist woodland-type soils. Usage: Shady borders or woodland garden. Good cut flowers. biflorum (syn: commutatum giganteum) arching tubular shaped white flowers, green leaves I 05-06 48”/120 25 multiflorum arching tubular shaped white flowers, green leaves I 05-06 36”/90 25 multiflorum ‘Variegatum’ arching tubular shaped white flowers, green and white striped leaves I 05-06 24”/60 25

Polygonatum biflorum Polygonatum multiflorum Polygonatum Variegatum Potentilla Arc-en-Ciel

POTENTILLA (Cinquefoil) Zone: 4a-8b Family: Rosaceae Cultivation: Prefers full sun, tolerant of a wide range of soils. Usage: Long blooming flowers for the rock garden or border. ‘Arc-en-Ciel’ double dark red flowers with narrow yellow edge, deep green leaves I 06-08 16”/40 25 ‘Gibson’s Scarlet’ single bright red flowers with darker centre, green leaves I 06-08 16”/40 25 nepalensis ‘Ron McBeath’ deep pink flowers, deep green leaves I 05-07 12”/30 25 PULMONARIA (Lungwort) Zone: 3a-9b Family: Boraginaceae Cultivation: Shade to partial shade. Usage: Good groundcovers for shady areas, under trees or shrubs or as specimens in the border. Attracts BEES. ‘Blue Ensign’ large deep blue flowers, deep green leaves I 04-05 12”/30 25 ‘Opal’ clear blue flowers, silver white spotted green leaves I 04-05 12”/30 25

Potentilla Gibson’s Scarlet Potentilla Ron McBeath Pulmonaria Blue Ensign Pulmonaria Opal

53 Variety Description Size Month Height Per inch/cm Unit longifolia ‘E.B. Anderson’ blue flowers, green leaves I 04-05 12”/30 25 longifolia ssp. cevennensis steel violet flowers, green narrow silver spotted leaves I 05-06 18”/45 25 officinalis ‘Sissinghurst White’ white flowers, green silver spotted leaves I 03-04 12”/30 25

Pulmonaria E.B. Anderson Pulmonaria ssp cevennensis Pulmonaria Sissinghurst White Pulmonaria Redstart Pulmonaria Mrs Moon rubra ‘Redstart’ red flowers, green leaves I 03-04 12”/30 25 saccharata ‘Mrs Moon’ lilac pink flowers, silvery spotted green leaves I 03-04 12”/30 25 PULSATILLA (Pasque Flower) Zone: 4a-8b Family: Ranunculaceae Cultivation: Sun to partial shade, well-drained dryish and limy garden soil. Usage: For the rock garden or for dry banks. vulgaris violet blue flowers, deep green leaves I 03-04 10”/25 25 vulgaris ‘Alba’ white flowers, deep green leaves I 03-04 10”/25 25 vulgaris ‘Rubra’ pinkish red flowers, deep green leaves I 03-04 10”/25 25 RHEUM (Ornamental Rhubarb) Family: Polygonaceae Cultivation: Prefers sun or partial shade. Fertile, humus-rich, well-drained soil. Keep well watered. Usage: Vegetable excellent for flavoring dishes. Stalks are used to make pies, cobblers, jams and sauces. Leaves are inedible. rhabarbarum ‘Canada Red’ plump deep red stalks, large crinkly leaves, taste mildly sweet I 07-08 18”/45 25 rhabarbarum ‘Holsteiner Blut’ large red stalks veined with green, crinkly leaves, taste sweet I 07-08 40”/100 25

Pulsatilla vulgaris Pulsatilla Alba Pulsatilla Rubra Rheum Canada Red Rheum Holsteiner Blut

54 Variety Description Size Month Height Per inch/cm Unit rhabarbarum ‘Red Champagne’ nice large red stalks, large crinkly leaves, taste sweet I 07-08 40”/100 25 rhabarbarum ‘Valentine’ large red stalks, large crinkly leaves, taste very sweet I 07-08 40”/100 25

Rheum Red Champagne Rheum Valentine Rodgersia aesculifolia Rodgersia Elegans RODGERSIA (Rodger’s Flower) Zone: 4a-7b Family: Saxifragaceae Cultivation: Sun or partial shade, moist rich soil. Usage: For the bog garden or perennial border. aesculifolia creamy plums, deep green leaves I 06-07 36”/90 25 pinnata ‘Elegans’ light pink plumes, glossy dark green leaves I 06-08 40”/100 25 RUDBECKIA (Black-Eyed Susan) Zone: 3a-9b Family: Asteraceae Cultivation: Full sun and moderately fertile soil. Usage: For sunny border or meadow. Plant in masses for effective display. fulgida ‘City Garden’ yellow orange flowers, dark brown cone, green leaves I 07-09 16”/40 25 fulgida ‘Goldsturm’ deep yellow flowers, dark brown cone, green leaves I 07-09 24”/60 25 laciniata ‘Goldquelle’ large double lime yellow flowers, daisy like cone, green leaves I 07-09 30”/75 25 nitida ‘Herbstsonne’ bright yellow single flowers, yellow cone, green leaves I 07-09 70”/175 25

Rudbeckia City Garden Rudbeckia Goldsturm Rudbeckia Goldquelle Rudbeckia Herbstsonne

55 Variety Description Size Month Height Per inch/cm Unit SALVIA (Sage) Zone: 4a-9b Family: Lamiaceae Cultivation: Prefers full sun and fertile, well-drained soil. Usage: Useful for mixed border. Can be used for cutting and dried as an everlasting. Attracts BEES. nemorosa ‘Caradonna’ excellent for containers, violet blue flower spikes, green leaves I 06-08 24”/60 25 nemorosa ‘East Friesland’ (syn: Ostfriesland) purple blue flower spikes, gray green leaves I 06-08 16”/40 25 nemorosa ‘May night’ (syn: Mainacht) dark violet flower spikes, green leaves I 06-08 20”/50 25 nemorosa ‘New Dimension Blue’ small and compact habit, long flowering, violet blue flower spikes, deep green leaves I 06-09 12”/30 25

Salvia Caradonna Salvia East Friesland Salvia May Night Salvia New Dimension Blue Salvia New Dimension Rose

Salvia Snowhill Sanguisorba obtusa Sedum Autumn Joy Sedum Chocolate Cherry Sedum José Aubergine nemorosa ‘New Dimension Rose’ long flowering, deep rose pink flower spikes, deep green leaves I 06-09 12”/30 25 nemorosa ‘Snowhill’ (syn: Schneehügel) white flower spikes, gray green leaves I 06-08 20”/50 25 SANGUISORBA (Burnet) Zone: 4a-8b Family: Rosaceae Cultivation: Sun, tolerates moist conditions, acid soil, needs staking. Usage: Late flowering plant for sunny border or bog garden. Effective when planted in mass. obtusa arching soft pink flowers, gray green leaves I 08-09 36”/90 25 SEDUM (Stonecrop) Zone: 3a-9b Family: Crassulaceae Cultivation: Sun or partial shade, lean, fast draining soil. Usage: For rock gardens or perennial border. Attracts BUTTERFLIES AND BEES.

Sedum Mojave Jewels Diamond Sedum Red Cauli Sedum Brillant Sedum Stardust

‘Autumn Joy’ deep pink flower heads, light green leaves I 09-10 20”/50 25 ‘Chocolate Cherry’ cherry red flower heads, purple leaves I 06-09 14”/35 25 ‘José Aubergine’PBR pink flower heads, red stems, aubergine leaves I 08-09 16”/40 25 ‘Mojave Jewels Diamond’ compact not flopping, red pink flower heads, dark red purple leaves I 07-08 14”/35 25 ‘Red Cauli’ brilliant ruby red flower heads, red stems, blue gray leaves I 07-10 12”/30 25 spectabile ‘Brillant’ lilac pink flower heads, light green leaves I 08-09 20”/50 25 spectabile ‘Stardust’ white flower heads with a touch of pink, light green leaves I 08-10 20”/50 25

56 Variety Description Size Month Height Per inch/cm Unit telephium ‘Eline’ upright cream yellow flower heads, dark brown red leaves I 08-10 14”/35 25 telephium ‘Munstead Dark Red’ red flower heads, green leaves I 07-09 16”/40 25 SIDALCEA (Checker Bloom) Zone: 5a-7b Family: Malvaceae Cultivation: Sun, fertile loamy soil. Usage: For the summer border. Attracts BEES. ‘Elsie Heugh’ fringed pale pink flowers, green leaves I 07-09 32”/80 25 ‘Partygirl’ carmine pink flowers, glossy green leaves I 07-09 36”/90 25

Sedum Eline Sedum Munstead Dark Red Sidalcea Elsie Heugh P. Pecher

Sidalcea Partygirl Sidalcea candida Sidalcea Brilliant Stachys Hummelo candida white flowers, green leaves I 07-09 36”/90 25 oregana ‘Brilliant’ deep pink flowers, deep green leaves I 07-09 28”/70 25 STACHYS (Betony) Zone: 4a-8b Family: Lamiaceae Cultivation: Sun, average to medium well-drained soil. Usage: For the front of a sunny border. Attracts BEES. monieri ‘Hummelo’ sturdy lavender rose spikes, long and narrow bright green leaves I 07-08 20”/50 25 THALICTRUM (Meadow-rue) Zone: 5a-8b Family: Ranunculaceae Cultivation: Sun to partial shade, moist, well-drained soil. Usage: Excellent for borders or woodland gardens. Container and cut.

Thalictrum Purplelicious Thalictrum aquilegifolium Thalictrum Thundercloud Thalictrum Hewitt’s Double

‘Purplelicious’ compact growth habit, pale lilac flowers, blue green leaves I 07-09 14”/35 25 aquilegifolium lilac to white flowers, blue green leaves I 05-07 36”/90 25 aquilegifolium ‘Thundercloud’ purple flowers, blue green leaves I 05-06 20”/50 25 delavayi ‘Hewitt’s Double’ double lilac flowers, blue green leaves I 07-09 52”/120 25

57 Variety Description Size Month Height Per inch/cm Unit TRADESCANTIA (Spiderwort) Zone: 4a-9b Family: Commelinaceae Cultivation: Prefers full sun and poor moist soil. Usage: Grow in wildflower gardens or in sunny borders. Suitable for wetland. andersoniana ‘Bilberry Ice’ white flowers with violet blue eye, deep green leaves I 06-09 20”/50 25 andersoniana ‘Concord Grape’ purple blue flowers, blue leaves I 06-09 18”/45 25 andersoniana ‘Good Luck’PBR short variety suitable for pots, rich flowering, violet blue flowers, green leaves I 06-09 12”/30 25

Tradescantia Bilberry Ice Tradescantia Concord Grape Tradescantia Good Luck Tradescantia Leonora Tradescantia Ocean Blue andersoniana ‘Leonora’ blue flowers, green leaves I 06-09 20”/50 25 andersoniana ‘Ocean Blue’ very large light blue flowers, green leaves I 06-09 24”/60 25 TRICYRTIS (Toad Lily) Zone: 4a-9b Family: Lilaceae Cultivation: Prefers partial shade and deep slightly acid soil. Usage: Plant in large mass for an effective display. formosana white flowers with purple speckles, deep green leaves I 08-10 28”/70 25 formosana ‘Blue Wonder’ white flowers with purple blue speckles, deep green leaves I 09-10 28”/70 25 formosana ‘Purple Beauty’ white flowers with purple speckles, dark green leaves I 08-09 28”/70 25 hirta ‘Taiwan Adbane’ white flowers with blue tips, deep green leaves I 09-10 24”/60 25

Tricyrtis formosana Tricyrtis Blue Wonder Tricyrtis Purple Beauty Tricyrtis Taiwan Adbane

Trollius Alabaster Trollius Lemon Supreme Trollius New Moon Trollius Golden Queen Trollius Superbus

TROLLIUS (Globeflower) Zone: 3a-8b Family: Ranunculaceae Cultivation: Prefers partial shade, moisture retentive soil. Usage: Attractive for bog garden or border. ‘Alabaster’ pale cream flowers, deep green leaves I 05-07 24”/60 25 ‘Lemon Supreme’ double clear lime yellow flowers, deep green leaves I 05-07 12”/30 25 ‘New Moon’ large pale creamy yellow flowers, deep green leaves I 05-07 24”/60 25 chinensis ‘Golden Queen’ large orange yellow flowers, deep green leaves I 05-07 34”/85 25 europaeus ‘Superbus’ sulfuric yellow flowers, deep green leaves I 05-07 24”/60 25

58 Variety Description Size Month Height Per inch/cm Unit VERBASCUM (Mullein) Zone: 5a-8b Family: Ranunculaceae Cultivation: Easily grown in full sun or partial shade in well-drained soil. Usage: For the perennial border. ‘Cotswold Queen’ dark yellow flowers with purple violet centre, gray green leaves I 06-08 40”/100 25 ‘Gainsborough’ sulphur yellow flowers, gray green leaves I 06-08 50”/125 25 ‘White Domino’ white flowers, broad gray green leaves I 06-08 50”/125 25

Verbascum Cotswold Queen Verbascum Gainsborough Verbascum White Domino

VERONICA (Speedwell) Zone: 4a-8b Family: Scrophulariaceae Cultivation: Needs sun and well-drained soil. Usage: For the perennial border and in containers. Also used as cut flowers. AttractsBEES . spicata ‘Red Fox’ (syn: Rotfuchs) deep pink flower spikes, long narrow deep green leaves I 06-08 16”/40 25 spicata ‘Ulster Dwarf Blue’ early-late summer flowering, purple blue flower spikes, toothed fresh green leaves I 06-08 12”/30 25 spicata ‘Younique Baby Blue’ compact grower, dark blue flower spikes, green leaves I 07-09 14”/35 25 spicata ‘Younique Baby Pink’ compact grower, pink flower spikes, deep green leaves I 06-08 14”/35 25

Veronica Red Fox Veronica Ulster Dwarf Blue Veronica Younique Baby Blue Veronica Younique Baby Pink

Paeonia Karl Rosenfield Paeonia Sarah Bernhardt Paeonia Shirley Temple Paeonia Bowl of Beauty

PAEONIA (Peony) IN BULK Smaller sizes for wholesale growers order in multiples of 75 for potting into 1 Quart Double flowering types ‘Karl Rosenfield’ strong stems, crimson flowers, green leaves 1/2 06-07 40”/100 25 ‘Sarah Bernhardt’ fragrant, late flowering, soft pink flowers, green leaves 1/2 06-07 36”/90 25 ‘Shirley Temple’ fragrant, white touched pink flowers, green leaves 1/2 06-07 36”/90 25 Single flowering types ‘Bowl of Beauty’ fragrant, deep pink flowers with creamy yellow centre, mid green leaves 1/2 06-07 32”/80 25

59 Variety Description Size Month Height Per For further assistance, You may contact any of the sales persons listed below inch/cm Unit Henk Stuifbergen Piet Stuifbergen Lee’s Summit MO Lee’s Summit MO Phone: 800-875-0840 Phone: 800-875-0840 Fax: 816-524-0978 Fax: 816-524-0978 Cell: 816-260-3271 Cell: 816-260-5470 [email protected] [email protected]

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