bergeson Nursery

Spring 2021

4177 County Highway 1, Fertile, MN 56540 www.bergesonnursery.com 218-945-6988 1 2021 Online Seminars Thursday evenings at 7:00 pm. Online only. Search Facebook for "Bergeson Nursery." Follow our page to get notifications of our live videos. The seminars will be posted for later viewing. April 1st - Trees for your Yard April 6th (Tuesday) - Shrubs for your Home April 8th - Growing Fruit in the North April 15th - Growing Roses in the North April 22nd - Growing Perennials in the North April 29th - Success with Annuals Hours Extended Hours: April 19 – June 6 Monday through Friday: 8:30 – 8:00 Saturday: 8:30 – 6:00 Sunday: Noon - 5:00 Regular Hours: June through September Monday through Saturday: 8:30 – 5:00 Sunday: Noon – 4:00 Off-Season: October through March Please call ahead. Open weekdays in early April.

All prices & availability subject to change.

2 Bergeson Peat Bags: $12 per bag. Our bags are approximately 40 pounds and 1.2 cubic feet. Bulk: $60 per 1/2 yard scoop. Two scoops, or one yard, is what usually fills the back of a pickup. Limit 3 yards. Ordering by Mail We are not a mail order business. We'd rather you pick up your plants if possible. Only bare root plants under 3' tall from the Small Fruit, Shrubs & Vines, Roses, and Windbreak sections can be mailed. We cannot mail trees, fruit trees, perennials, or annuals. We will be charging a flat rate of $25 per order for shipping to the states of Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota, and Wisconsin.

COVID considerations We are still under a mask mandate. Please wear a mask when you come to the nursery. We will do our best to accommodate those who need to have their order gathered for pickup.

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3 The Bergeson Bunch Orpha Aanenson leads the transplanting team with over 53 years of experience. Her skill and speed are unparalleled by any youngster. Bergeson alumni Samantha Nemechek drove up from Iowa to help us for a week. Orpha & Mavis Thanks, Sam!! Lisa Christianson brings her sunny, hardworking attitude to the greenhouse on weekends. Eric Downs exemplifies quiet competence and is called upon for tasks that confuse the rest of us. He manages the perennial display. Mavis Durm pairs up with Orpha to transplant the vast majority of our greenhouse plants. Her youthful energy is infectious. Cindy Engelstad has managed the office for over 20 years, answering phone calls and valiantly navigating government bureaucracy to keep us on the right side of the law. Kathy Fisher drives from Ada on the weekends in spring and summer to take your money with a smile. Tyler Henderson and Jack Fuchs comprised Dot & Cindy the youth contingent. Laurie Hanson can be found at the potting table in the shade house wielding her plant knowledge and creativity to create lovely planter combinations. Ken Kaste works year around and is the guy who will get anything done fast. He also is the lead waterer in the spring season, which is an Ken extremely challenging task. Gerald Kircher lives at Garden Hills Farm down the road and brings a friendly demeanor and old-school work ethic.

4 Dot Lorz compiles the treasures in the gift shop. Her kindness and optimism is a light for us all. Thanya Steichen drives all the way from Ulen to help us Kae, Cindy, Champoo, Dot, & Ken in the spring. She speeds through difficult tasks without complaint. Her daughter Jennifer pitched in, too. Aaron Rongen has long been a stalwart presence in the Bare Root Building, patiently answering questions. Champoo Bergeson helps at the cash register, loads peat bags, makes carryout boxes, and works in the greenhouse. Tracie Bergeson helped remotely from Oregon, making phone calls and answering emails. Paul Bergeson spends all winter trimming and labeling trees Glenda & Paul and shrubs in the bare root building, and does the field cultivating in the summer in addition to Kae with flowers. keeping the display gardens watered. Eric Bergeson stepped out of retirement to give a greatly needed hand in the bare root building. Kae Bergeson manages the greenhouse and seeds all the flowers and veggies. She and Joe design and plant the display gardens each season. Joe Bergeson is the go-to guy for answering plant questions and helping with landscape design, unless he's hiding. Violet inspects boxes.

5 What is Bare Root? The prices given in the Small Fruits, Fruit Trees, Shade and Ornamental Trees, Shrubs, Roses and Windbreak sections are for bare root plants. They are sold dormant, without soil on the roots, out of our cold storage building until mid-June. Bare root trees and shrubs can be planted as soon as the ground thaws in April through the first week of June. We have a selection of potted shrubs throughout the summer, but all trees including fruit trees are sold only in the spring. Earlier is better for bare root. We carefully wrap the roots for you and include detailed planting instructions with every bare root purchase. Why Bare Root? • Bare root trees rarely need staking. • Bare root trees and shrubs get established with less stress to the plant. • Bare root plants don’t need to be watered every day. Water them thoroughly at planting and then wait a while before watering again. • Bare root trees have been found to be less likely to blow over in a windstorm, even many years down the road. • Bare root plants are much easier to take home. We’ve sent home thirty apple trees in a Buick Le Sabre.

Bare Root Replacement Policy Properly planted trees and shrubs are guaranteed to grow the first growing season. We do not guarantee over winter. We are happy to replace anything which did not thrive the first growing season.

The Secret to Success with Bare Root Plants The roots must always remain glistening wet at all times. They're ok in the package for a few days as long as there is no air leakage, but once you open the package you should be paranoid. Take just one plant out at a time and leave the rest wrapped up tight. It's ok to put them in a bucket of water during the day of planting, but don't leave anything in water overnight. Instead, if you don't finish, put them back in the bag and tie it up tightly.

6 Contents Spring Seminars (Online only) & Hours 2 Peat, Mail, Bugs 3 The Bergeson Bunch 4 What is Bare Root? 6 Small Fruit 8 Fruit Tree Tips 10 Fruit Trees 11 Shade and Ornamental Trees 14 Elms for the Prairie 18 Apples We Love 19 Shrubs and Vines 20 Evergreens 25 Hedge & Windbreak 26 Secrets to Growing Roses 30 Roses 31 Visiting Bergeson Gardens 34 Fabulous Fertile! 35 Perennials 38 Annuals 59 Vegetables 68 Herbs 70 Map to Bergesons 71

7 Small Fruit Autumn Magic Aronia Golden Flowering Currant Fragrant flowers, edible and A vigorous, leggy shrub with nutritious berries for jam and golden blossoms in spring syrup, glossy foliage, and that have a delicious clove great fall colors on an fragrance. Black currants are upright shrub growing 3-4’ shiny and tasty. Grows 5-6’ wide and 4-5’ tall. tall. $25 #1: $18; 18-24” twig: $4 Millenium Asparagus Adams Elderberry A winter hardy F1 hybrid For pies, jam, and elderberry that has high yields and can wine. Great for wildlife. Very tolerate heavy soils. Higher aggressive growth; allow 8' proportion of male plants, height and width. Glossy which have larger spears. green foliage, white flowers, tiny purple berries. $5 per root $25 Nanking Cherry Gooseberry Needs more than one plant Hinnomaki Red - Bright red for pollination. A vigorous 6' berries that are tangy and shrub with white flowers in sweet. spring and small, tasty red Pixwell - the old standard. cherries.

2-3’ light: $5; 2-3’ hvy: $25 $22 Chokecherry Beta Grape Native to this area, growing The classic tart purple grape. into 10-15' trees. Spreads by Vigorous and hardy. Flavor is suckers. Black cherries for slightly different than King jelly, syrup, and wine. of the North but it’s hard to say exactly how.

3-4’: $12.50; 24”: $5 $20 American Cranberry Itasca Grape An important source of food for Sweet golden fruit can be birds. Can be used for jelly and used to make dry white syrup. An attractive 8-10' shrub wine. Zone 4, so hardy but with showy white blossoms in not as hardy as the purple the spring. Smaller size grapes. We’ll see. available in Windbreak section. $25 $20 Red Lake Currant King of the North Grape Big clusters of zingy-sweet Bears loads of tart purple red berries on a 4’ bush. grapes on a very vigorous, Vibrant flavor. Beautiful hardy, healthy plant. Would color for jellies and sauce. cover an arbor.

$22 $20 8 Small Fruit Swenson Seedless Boyne Raspberry GrapeUltra-sweet, small, seedless The classic summer-bearing red grapes. Also called raspberry. Very hardy. Bears Somerset Seedless. We were on second year canes; cut pleasantly surprised at their out the dead canes each hardiness, although they can season. die back. $20 $6 Valiant Grape Caroline Raspberry Sweeter than other hardy Our current favorite purple grapes. Very hardy, raspberry. A fall-bearing, but less vigorous. Can get mow-down type. Huge, mold on the fruit and various flavorful berries. Vigorous foliar diseases. spreading plants.

$20 $6 Honeyberry Bristol Black Raspberry Hardy and adapted to our Although black raspberries soil. Yummy blue berries on are borderline around here, 3-4' plants. Plant two they sure taste good. Tiny different varieties for little canes for twelve bucks pollination. each but people still buy Aurora, Indigo Treat them. $28 $12 Horseradish Canada Red Rhubarb Said to spread like a weed. The variety we’ve sold for years. Use the root to make the Thick red stalks. Very good. famous horseradish sauce Crop failure last year means not that accompanies Prime Rib. available until 2022. Might have another kind that we buy in.

$7 $7 Regent Juneberry Strawberries, Everbearing Our only variety this year. Ogallala – Old-fashioned Bred to be a shorter plant, everbearing. Hardy and growing only 6-8’ tall. flavorful. Seascape – More of a Zone 4 but bears nonstop all summer. $22 Bundle of 10 plants: $10 Anne Yellow Raspberry Strawberries, Junebearing A fall bearing yellow Jewel – One of the most raspberry. Very mild, sweet flavorful strawberries. flavor when fully ripe. Mow Cavendish – New for us. plants in early spring for best Seems like a good balance of fall crop. fruit quality, hardiness, and disease resistance. $6 Bundle of 10 plants: $10 9 Fruit Tree Tips...

We sell fruit trees only in the spring, bare root, between mid-April and mid-June. Planting them earlier is better. You do not need to wait until the risk of frost has passed. Our trees are grafted on to standard (non-dwarfing) rootstock, which is more reliably winter-hardy than dwarfing rootstocks. Pollination Apples require a different variety of apple or flowering crab for pollination. The bees fly up to 1/2 mile for apple blossoms, so in practice you rarely need to be concerned. Two trees of the same variety do not pollinate each other. Cherry-Plums: Sapalta and Compass pollinate each other. Plums: Pembina, Pipestone, and Black Ice require a Toka plum or wild plum for pollination. Cherries: The cherries we sell do not require a pollinator. Apricots: Somewhat self-fruitful, but having multiple varieties will increase fruit set. Apricot seedlings and Nanking Cherry will also work - see Windbreak section. Pears: Early Gold and Ure pears can be pollinated by each other or by a Harbin pear seedling (see Windbreak section). How long will it take to bear? Apple and plum trees will usually take from 3-6 years to bear. Some va- rieties, such as Centennial and Prairie Magic, will bear on younger trees. Sometimes apples can be stubborn and take eight or more years to bear. Cherries will take about four years. Pears can wait up to ten years. Protection Protect the trunk in winter from rabbits, mice, and voles. Use the white spiral plastic or metal window screen. Deer love to eat apple trees any time of year. There is no avoiding the fact that you’ll have to fashion some sort of barrier if you have deer. We don’t have a magic solution, but recommend chicken netting or dog kennel fenc- ing. The repellent spray Liquid Fence has worked well for us as a temporary solution.

10 Fruit Trees Breakey Apple Haralson Apple The earliest apple to ripen. A long-time favorite. The Very hardy. A nicely shaped best keeper apple. Harvest tree. Apples are sweet, crisp, very late for best flavor. and juicy. They drop from Fruit can tolerate 24 the tree when ripe. Great for degrees. eating and pie. $50 $50 Centennial Apple Honeycrisp Apple Early. Very hardy. Bears as a Amazingly crisp, sweet. young tree and very Protect the trunk from profusely. Small red apples sunscald in the winter. are egg-sized and shaped. We’ve had some reports of winter kill on these, but others have had good luck. $50 $50 Chestnut Apple KinderKrisp Apple Late. Very hardy. Lovely Joe’s current favorite eating blossoms. Small 2” apples apple. Ours have survived are crisp and have a distinct, for about eight years, but pear-like flavor that make had some winter injury one them one of the best eating year. Sweeter than apples around. Honeycrisp, but smaller. $50 $50 Frostbite™ Apple Norland Apple Medium-small, dark red Small to medium red apples apples are very sweet and are very early to ripen. crisp, with a unique, rich Naturally semi-dwarf tree. flavor. Pick very late for best For eating, baking, and flavor. One of our favorites.. sauce. Very hardy.

$50 $50 Goodland Apple Prairie Magic Apple A hardy choice for this area. From Canada. A cross Ripens mid-season. Blush between Goodland and pink apples have crisp, pure Macintosh. Crisp and sweet white flesh and mild flavor. apples. Often bears on very More attractive as a tree young trees. than other apples. $50 $50 Haralred Apple Red Baron Apple A deeper red version of the Mid-season. Yellow and red popular Haralson that is also fruit is crisp, sweet, and a little sweeter. Might be mild. For eating, pie, or slightly less hardy. Excellent sauce. We had a great crop keeper. Late. of beautiful apples in 2017. Bears young. $50 $50 11 Fruit Trees Red Duchess Apple Zestar! Apple One of the largest, prettiest Huge, crisp apples expertly apples for this area. Yellow balance tartness and skin with red striping. Early. sweetness. Ripens in mid to Sweet. Bears young. late August. Keeps better than other early apples.

$50 $50 State Fair Apple Brookcot Apricot A cherry-pink apple shaped A hardy Manchurian apricot like a heart. Early to ripen. seedling with tasty orange- Sweet-tart taste. A good yellow semi-freestone fruit that early apple for the north. ripens in mid-August. Plant Short storage life. another variety or Nanking cherry for pollination. $50 $65 Sweet Sixteen Apple Debbie’s Gold Apricot Medium-sized red apples are Firm-textured apricots are crisp, sweet, and juicy. good for canning or fresh Unique cherry-candy flavor. eating. Freestone. Yields Mid-season. Can be slow to improve with cross- start bearing; be patient. pollination by other apricot varieties or Nanking Cherry. $50 $65 Whitney Crabapple Westcot Apricot Hardy, vigorous, and heavy Supposedly the best apricot bearing. Fruit is yellow with for this area. Two-inch fruit pink stripes. is juicy and sweet. Yields improve with cross- pollination by other apricot varieties or Nanking Cherry. $50 $65 Wodarz Apple Carmine Jewel Cherry Bred in North Dakota. White Bred at the University of apples ripen late. Firm Saskatchewan. Dark red sour texture, with a super-sweet cherries have a high sugar flavor reminiscent of banana. content for rich flavor. Fantastic color for pies and sauce. Grows as a 7’ shrub. Hardy. $50 18-24”: $30 Yellow Transparent Bali Cherry AppleA clear yellow cooking apple Also called Evan’s Cherry, that bears like crazy. Pick this small tree bears loads of before maturity for best bright red cherries. Glossy storage life. green leaves. Cherries are mild and make great cherry pie. Grows 12-15’ tall. $50 4’: $60 12 Fruit Trees Fruit Trees Juliet Cherry Black Ice Plum Large sour cherries are Zone 4, not good for Zone 3. excellent for fresh eating. Big, black and juicy. We’ve Grows into a 7’ bush with had winter injury but glossy foliage and lovely goodness are they tasty. white flowers in spring.

2-3’: $35 $55 Romeo Cherry Pembina Plum Sweeter fruit than Carmine Perhaps the best large plum Jewel. Both were bred in for the Red River Valley. Saskatchewan. Very hardy. Very sweet blue plums with Grows 6-7' as a shrub. yellow flesh. Requires Toka or wild plum as a pollinator.

2-3’: $35 $50 Sweet Cherry Pie™ Pipestone Plum CherryA newer tart cherry that The largest plum for this bears loads of big cherries. area. Bluish-red skin with Bears heavily from a young yellow flesh. Very sweet and age. Grows 12-15’. How does juicy. An old favorite. it compare to Bali? Please Requires Toka or wild plum give feedback. as a pollinator. $60 $50 Trader Mulberry Toka Plum New! A hardy mulberry A good choice to pollinate the selected from a 100+ year other plums. Very sweet in it’s old tree in Valley City, ND. own right, bearing small, light- Will grow to about 30 feet. colored sugar bombs. Great for Bears in 2 or 3 years. eating or sauce. Ripens later than the other plums. 4’: $65 $50 Early Gold Pear Compass Cherry Plum Plenty hardy. Small, yellow Bears fruit which looks more pears 10 days earlier than like a cherry than a plum. Ure. Glossy green foliage. Grows into a 15’ tree; more Use Ure or a Harbin Pear upright than Sapalta. seedling as a pollinator. Pollinates Sapalta.

$55 $50 Ure Pear Sapalta Cherry Plum Developed in Manitoba, the Ure Dark maroon fruit with dark Pear has grown well for us but purple flesh. Likes to branch is stingy to bear. The fruit when low to the ground like a it comes is quite tasty and shrub. Good for eating and about the size of a ping pong excellent for sauce. Grows to ball. Pollinates Early Gold. about 6’. $55 $50 13 Trees Prairie Horizon Alder Early Glow Buckeye Selected by NDSU for An Ohio Buckeye elected for drought tolerance. Should be great fall color and resistant a nice mid-sized shade tree to leaf scorch. Grows to 30’. for this area. Grows 30-40’. SOLD OUT 3’: $40 3’ whip: $55 Quaking Aspen Ohio Buckeye A native tree well adapted to A charming smaller tree that almost any soil type. makes an excellent Greenish-white bark, shiny ornamental for our area. round leaves, yellow fall Shiny brown nuts in the fall. color. 60’ Deer resistant. 20-30'.

5’: $90 4’: $70 Prairie Dream Birch Amur Chokecherry Resistant to the birch borer. A fast growing smaller tree Lovely white bark. Grows with white flowers and black quickly to 35’. Plant three in fruit that the birds love. same hole for a clump. Distinctive exfoliating metallic bronze bark. Avoid planting too deep. 20-30'. 3-4’: $32; 4-5’: $42 5': $65 Weeping Cutleaf Birch True North Coffeetree A lovely weeping tree with Llisted as Zone 4, but I think peeling white bark and it will be hardy for most of yellow fall color. Like paper our customers. Adaptable to birch, it prefers cool, moist many soil types. Upright roots to prevent birch borer vase shaped habit. Grows to attack. Grows 30-35’. 50’. 6’: $65 5’ whip: $70 Paper Birch Pagoda Dogwood The classic white birch. It’s Grows 6-8' tall, with an better to start small. Fast attractive horizontal growing when young. Grows to branching habit. White 35'. For a clump, plant three in flowers in summer followed the same hole. See Windbreak by black berries for the section for smaller size. birds. Can tolerate shade. 3': $15 (3/$35); 4': $25 (3/$65) 4: $60 Autumn Splendor Buckeye Northern Empress Elm A selection of Ohio Buckeye An NDSU release. A smaller with healthy foliage and growing elm with excellent good fall color. Fall color orange to red fall color. comes later, so is not Grows to 28’ tall. Resistant guaranteed in our short to Dutch Elm Disease. summers. 20-30’. 4’ whip: $70 5’: $90 14 Trees Prairie Expedition Elm Spring Snow Flowering Crab An NDSU release. A classic One of the only flowering American elm selected for crabs that does not set fruit. resistance to Dutch Elm Neat oval habit. Smothered Disease. Grows up to 3’ a with white blossoms each year. Grows to 60’. spring. Grows 15-20’ tall and 15’ wide. 4’ Wh: $50, 5’ Wh: $70; 6’: $100 5’: $65 Princeton Elm Hackberry Proven tolerant to Dutch A very sturdy, adaptable Elm Disease. Upright growth shade tree. Moderate growth habit. Fast growing and rate. Rough, corky bark. tough. 60-70'. See Grows 50-60'. Smaller size Windbreak section for available in Windbreak smaller size. section. 4’ Wh: $50; 6’ Wh: $70; 6’: $125 5’ light: $65; 5’ heavy: $90 Gladiator Flowering Crab Northern Acclaim Honeylocust An upright, narrower tree A thornless & seedless with bronze-purple leaves selection from NDSU with and a profusion of bright good winter hardiness. Airy pink blossoms in spring. and delicate texture Grows 20' tall and 9' wide. provides light shade. Golden Great for small spaces. fall color. Grows 40-50’. 5': $70 6’: $85; 8’: $95 Norman Flowering Crab Dwarf Korean Lilac Tree A Bergeson exclusive. A Grafted on a 3’ standard to seedling of Red Splendor make a lollipop-on-a-stick with a dense habit, pink look. Grows to about seven blossoms in spring, and feet. Trim right after golden fall color. Limited blooming for best show next quantities. 20-25'. year. 3-4’: $55 3-4’: $120 Red Splendor Fl. Crab Snowdance™ Tree Lilac A Bergeson original. Profuse First Editions®. A Japanese pink blossoms. Bright red Tree Lilac that blooms berries hang on into the winter. profusely, consistently, and Very hardy. This is the one early in its life. Does not planted all over around here. produce seeds. Dark green 25'. leaves. Grows 15-18'. 5': $60 3’: $70 Show Time Flowering Crab American Linden We’ve had some issues with Basswood. Excellent shade tree winter dieback, so losing due to its large leaves. Medium faith. Neon fuchsia color growth rate. Native. Fragrant with golden fall color. Grows blossoms make great honey. 15-20' tall and 10-15' wide. 60'.

5': $70 4’: $25; 5’: $60; 6’: $80 15 Trees Trees Greenspire Linden Showy Mountain Ash Princess Kay Flowering Plum Prairie Reflections Willow Rated as Zone 4, but ours Native to the eastern half of A beautiful double-flowered A laurel-leaf willow selected by has been doing fine for MN. Slow growing. White plum discovered in Itasca NDSU for longevity and habit. about 15 years. A very flowers in spring are County. White flowers in Fast growing to 40' tall and 25' attractive, neatly followed by red clusters of early May complement the wide. Glossy green leaves symmetrical tree. Grows 40' fruit. Good fall color. Grows shiny black bark. 15' tall, 8 sparkle in the sun. Tolerant of tall and 30' wide. 15-20’. -10' wide. alkaline soils. 5’ Whip: $55; 4’ branched: 4’: $60 5': $85 4-5’: $60; 6-7’: $80 Fall Fiesta Maple Amber Jubilee Ninebark Norway Poplar A selection of Hard Sugar A shrub that has been The fastest growing tree we Maple that is faster growing trained to a single stem to sell. Fairly narrow, growing and tough, with great fall form a small tree. Lovely about 60' tall and 20' wide. color. In the Red River golden emerging foliage Large leaves rustle in the Valley, plant on higher changes to medium green. wind. ground. 50-75’. Grows 6-8’. 5’ whip: $60; 5’: $85; 1”: $135 3’: $65 See Windbreak section Firefall™ Maple Bur Oak Tower Poplar We are replacing Autumn The classic lovely native tree Narrow, columnar growth Blaze with this variety. It for this area. Attractive habit about 6’ wide and 50-60’ grows quickly, while turning and acorns for wildlife. tall. In wetter areas it can bright red earlier in the fall. Grows 50+ feet tall. send up shoots. Seedless. 40-50’.

5’: $75 5’ whip: $65; 5’: $95; 6’: $115 3-4’: $30 Hot Wings Tatarian Maple Northern Pin Oak Autumn Brilliance Serviceberry A 20-25' maple that is more Brilliant red fall color. Will likely Juneberry. A tree form of tolerant of dryness and not thrive in heavy alkaline soil, this native shrub. White alkalinity. Fun, bright red but there are some lovely trees flowers, edible fruit, and helicopters in summer and around here that we assume are orange fall color. Might not possibly good fall color. Northern Pin Oak. Grows 40 like heavy, alkaline soil. -50'. Grows to 20’. 6’: $90 5': $70 6’ Whip: $75 Silver Maple Northern Red Oak Flame Willow Very fast growing tree. Grows Northern Red Oak grows A Bergeson original. Grows like big and tall. Not for the heaviest faster than N. Pin Oak, but a large shrub, about 25’ tall and Red River Valley soils, but more also might be more sensitive 15’ wide. Young growth is bright adaptable than Sugar Maple. to heavy alkaline soils. orange in late winter. Neat, See Windbreak section for Grows to 40'. rounded habit. smaller sizes. 6': $60 5’: $70 See Windbreak section Hard Sugar Maple Mountain Frost Pear Niobe Weeping Willow A slow growing but high quality An upright small tree The traditional, elegant weeping tree. Yellow or orange fall color. growing to 25'. Attractive willow. Fast-growing into a Grows to 50 or 60 feet. white flowers cover the tree large tree. Does well throughout Windbreak size only. For larger in spring. Glossy dark green the valley, but can have some sizes choose Fall Fiesta or foliage turns bright yellow in dieback in tough winters. Inferno sugar maples. the fall. Golden bark on young growth. see Windbreak section 4-5’: $85 3-4': $40 16 Trees Princess Kay Flowering Plum Prairie Reflections Willow A beautiful double-flowered A laurel-leaf willow selected by plum discovered in Itasca NDSU for longevity and habit. County. White flowers in Fast growing to 40' tall and 25' early May complement the wide. Glossy green leaves shiny black bark. 15' tall, 8 sparkle in the sun. Tolerant of -10' wide. alkaline soils. 5': $85 4-5’: $60; 6-7’: $80 Norway Poplar The fastest growing tree we sell. Fairly narrow, growing about 60' tall and 20' wide. Large leaves rustle in the wind.

See Windbreak section Tower Poplar Narrow, columnar growth about 6’ wide and 50-60’ tall. In wetter areas it can send up shoots.

3-4’: $30 Autumn Brilliance Serviceberry Juneberry. A tree form of this native shrub. White flowers, edible fruit, and orange fall color. Might not like heavy, alkaline soil. Grows to 20’. 6’ Whip: $75 Flame Willow A Bergeson original. Grows like a large shrub, about 25’ tall and 15’ wide. Young growth is bright orange in late winter. Neat, rounded habit.

See Windbreak section Niobe Weeping Willow The traditional, elegant weeping willow. Fast-growing into a large tree. Does well throughout the valley, but can have some Prairie Dream dieback in tough winters. Golden bark on young growth. Birch (p. 14) 3-4': $40 17 Elms for the Prairie

Prairie Expedition Elm is a good choice for a large, sturdy, fast-growing shade tree. It was selected by NDSU when a lone tree in a group of 200+ elms survived the disease. Inoculation studies have since confirmed its resistance. The original tree, shown here, is growing with a double leader which made it spread out horizontally more than most will.

Princeton Elm was the first pure American Elm found to show high resistance to Dutch Elm Disease. It grows up to three feet a year and is tough and adaptable.

18 Apples We Love

Zestar! Haralson Big, crunchy apples with By far the best keeper. A classic unbeatable zingy flavor. pie apple for this area.

Chestnut KinderKrisp

Small, but great flavor you Our current favorite apple - can't find in a larger apple. sweeter than Honeycrisp.

Breakey Frostbite An heirloom apple that's early, An odd flavor that not everyone juicy, and great for pie. likes, but we love.

19 Shrubs & Vines Alpine Currant Incrediball® Hydrangea A green, leafy shrub which Similar to Annabelle and in takes the shade. Works well our opinion better. Grows in as a hedge. Grows to 5’, and shade to part sun. Huge is easy to trim. white blossoms on strong stems. Grows 4’ tall and wide. Hydrangeas love peat. $25 $35

Bergeson Dogwood Incrediball® Blush Hydrangea Deep red branch color in winter, Large blossoms of silvery- beautiful cherry-red leaf color pink give a different look to in the fall. Grows to 8’ or more the classic hydrangea. Good but can be trimmed to 5-6’. against a white house or Graded by heft. See also fence. Grows to 4 feet. Windbreak section. $12, $16, $25 $35

Ivory Halo Dogwood Invincibelle Limetta® Deep green leaves edged in A little smaller than bright white. Grows to about Annabelle and Incrediball. 5 feet. Fine-textured Won’t flop. Flowers have a branching. Best in full or green tinge. Grows 3-4’. nearly full sun.

$25 $35

Lemony Lace Elderberry Invincibelle Mini Mauvette® Similar to Sutherland Gold, Deep pink-mauve blossoms with more finely cut yellow on a compact plant that foliage. We recommend doesn’t flop. Seems pretty cutting back every spring to cool. Annabelle type, but 2’ tall. Will grow back to 6’ or grows only 30-36” tall. more. $30 $35

Meadowlark Forsythia Invincibelle Spirit II® Hydrangea Grows vigorously into an 8’ An improved version of the shrub with shiny green first pink Annabelle-type of foliage. Covered with bright hydrangea. Should be hardy. yellow flowers in early Pink blossoms fade to green. spring. Looked good in the field. Grows to 4’. $22 $35

Annabelle Hydrangea Invincibelle Wee White® Excellent for shade or part HydrangeaThe first dwarf Annabelle sun. Huge white blossoms, type for those who don’t luxuriant large soft-green have room for a 4’ x 4’ leaves. Hydrangeas love shrub. Grows only 12-30” peat. Grows 4’ tall and wide. tall. Doesn’t flop.

$30 $35 20 Shrubs & Vines Bloomstruck® Hydrangea Little Quick Fire® Hydrangea A heavier blooming version Smaller plant than Quick Fire, of the finicky Endless growing 3 to 5 feet. Hardy. Sun Summer. Plant in peat and to part sun. Loose white fertilize every spring. Blue or blossom clusters appear pink blossoms. Grows to midsummer and quickly fade to about 3’. mauve-pink. $30 $30

Berry White® Hydrangea Vanilla Strawberry® Hydrangea Lovely blossoms in fall fade Enormous creamy-white to rich pink, giving a bicolor flowers fade to a rich pink. effect. Strong, upright stems Floppier stems than don’t flop down. Grows 5-6’. Limelight. Will get better each year. Grows 4-6’. Best in sun. $25 $30

Bobo® Hydrangea Beauty of Moscow Lilac Covered with blooms in late Delicate pink buds open to summer like a white poodle. double white blossoms. Give it a couple of years to Lovely fragrance. Grows 8 get started. Sun-loving. -10’ tall. Grows to 4 feet or more.

$25 $25

Fire Light® Hydrangea Bloomerang Dark Purple Lilac Covered in white blossoms A compact, reblooming lilac. that fade to rich mauve-red. Trim off spent blossoms to Loves sun. Blooms from a encourage another flush. young age. Grows to 6’ but Fragrant, dark purple can be kept shorter with blossoms. 4-6’. early spring pruning. $30 $25 Limelight Hydrangea Charles Joly Lilac A classic sun-loving Dark purple buds open to hydrangea. White blooms double magenta blossoms. with a hint of green develop Grows 8-10’ tall. subtle pink shades in fall. Strong, upright stems will not flop. Grows to 6’. $30 $25 Little Lime™ Hydrangea Dwarf Korean Lilac A dwarf form of the popular Small, round leaves. Smothered Limelight. Lime-green in early June with fragrant blossoms mature to pink. blossoms adored by butterflies. Likes sun or just a little Grows to seven feet, but can be shade. Grows 3-4’. trimmed to 4-5’. Smaller size in Windbreak section. $30 $25 21 Shrubs & Vines Miss Canada Lilac Fireside Ninebark One of the brightest pink The new standard in maroon lilacs. Blooms after the other ninebark, with richer color, lilacs have finished. Grows 7 mildew resistance, and a -9’ tall and does not sucker; more refined habit. Still could be trained into a nice vigorous. Grows 5-7 feet tall. small tree. $25 $25 Miss Kim Lilac Ginger Wine Ninebark An excellent dwarf lilac, Miss A smaller-leafed ninebark Kim features light pink, with foliage that emerges fragrant blossoms and orange before deepening to foliage that turns purple in burgundy. Grows 5-6’. the fall. Can be trimmed to 5 -6’ but could grow to 10’. $25 $30 Mme. Lemoine Lilac Nugget Ninebark A French lilac with a A dense, vigorous, yellow- profusion of sweetly scented leaved shrub growing 6-7’ tall. double white blossoms in Good color contrast with dark- May. Grows to 12’ tall and foliaged plants. One of the 10’ wide. easiest and toughest shrubs. Would make a great privacy hedge. $25 Bigger: $25; Smaller: $15 Pocahontas Lilac Tiny Wine Ninebark A great lilac. Purple Much more compact than blossoms all the way to the Diabolo, easier to trim, and ground on a rounded 8-10’ suitable for smaller areas. shrub. Earlier to bloom than Dusty chocolate foliage. 4-5’ common lilacs. Vigorous growth. 12”: $25: 18”: $30 $30 Blizzard Mockorange Dakota Sunspot Potentilla A Bergeson favorite for it’s rock From NDSU. Big yellow solid hardiness and profuse blossoms all summer on a bloom. Stunning display of compact, rounded plant. fragrant white blossoms for two Really pretty nice. Grows to weeks in June. Grows 7+ feet 3’. tall and 4-5’ wide. $25 $25 Diabolo Ninebark Katherine Dykes Potentilla Chocolate-colored leaves on a Light yellow blossoms are a large, tough, vigorous shrub. softer shade than other Will grow to 8 feet if left potentilla. Elegant, draping untrimmed, but can be kept habit would look good shorter with pruning. spilling over a retaining wall.

$25 $25 22 Shrubs & Vines

Double Play Artisan® Spirea Magic Carpet Spirea Reddish emerging foliage. Forms a very dense mound Rich pink blossoms. of golden foliage. Emerging Mounded habit to 24-30” growth is bronze-red, tall. flowers are deep pink, and the leaves turn russet red in the fall. 18” tall. $22 $25

Double Play® Doozie Spirea Renaissance Spirea The first truly reblooming The classic Bridalwreath type spirea. Exciting. Should be for this area. Graceful lots of pink blossoms arching branches smothered through the summer. Grows in white flowers in spring. to 3’ tall and wide. Grows 6-7’.

$30 $25

Double Play® Red Spirea Sundrop™ Spirea Dark pink blossoms are First Editions®. A hardy “almost red.” Burgundy yellow-leafed spirea that emerging foliage matures to grows only 12-15” tall and 2 green. Grows to 3’ tall. -3’ wide. Has been hardier than other similar varieties. Pink blossoms. $25 $25 Fairy Queen Spirea Tor Spirea One of the few shrubs that A very sturdy and attractive grow to 4 feet and stop. A dwarf spirea. Blue-green leaves. wonderful spirea covered 3’ tall and wide. Covered with with masses of white flowers white flowers in late spring. in late May or early June. A Vivid orange and red fall colors. Bergeson favorite. A top choice. $25 $25 Glow Girl™ Spirea Cutleaf Smooth Sumac Similar to Tor Spirea, with Grows 6-8’, and can spread lemon-lime foliage. White by roots to make a colony. flowers in spring, good fall Known for its brilliant shades color. Looked great last year. of orange and red in the fall. Grows 3-4’.

$30 $25

Little Princess Spirea Tiger Eyes® Sumac Grows in a neat mound 2 A very nice golden-leaved 1/2’ high and 3-4’ wide. Pink sumac. Elegant, deeply cut flowers in June, thick green leaves give an Oriental foliage. Responds well to effect. Spectacular fall color. being cut to six inches in early spring. $25 $25 23 Shrubs & Vines Snowball Viburnum Tango Weigela This relative of the American Dark purple leaves and rosy- Cranberry is an old-time red blossoms on a small favorite for its lovely round shrub. Bred in Canada. Might white blooms in June. Grows die back in some winters. 2’ 6-8’ tall. x 2’.

$25 $22

Spring Red Compact Viburnum Autumn Revolution™ Bittersweet Acompact selection of First Editions®. A vigorous American Cranberry. climbing vine for full sun. Emerging leaves are red in Bright orange berries in fall the spring, mature to green, and winter. Self-pollinatiing: and color up again in the fall. unlike other bittersweet, you Grows to 6’. only need one. $25 $25 Red Prince Weigela Dropmore Scarlet Honeysuckle Red blooms along the stem VineBright orange trumpet- in early summer. Can die shaped blossoms on a floppy back irregularly in the vine. Attracts hummingbirds. winter. Grows to 3-4’. Best in full sun or very light shade.

$25 $25 Sonic Bloom Pink Weigela Engelman Ivy Weigela can die back in our More refined in habit than climate, so it’s nice to have a Virginia Creeper. Clings to reblooming one. Grows to 4’ masonry. Very vigorous. and blooms pink throughout Bright red fall color. Grows the summer. in sun or shade.

$30 $22 Sonic Bloom Red Weigela Weigela can die back in our climate, so it’s nice to have a reblooming one. Grows to 4’ and blooms red throughout the summer.

$25 Spilled Wine Weigela Zone 4, so will probably have winter dieback in the colder areas around here. Low growing habit with rich maroon foliage and pink flowers. 2-3’ $30 Tor Spirea has great fall color. 24 Shrubs & Vines Potted Evergreens Arborvitae, Hetz Midget Juniper, spreading Forms a small, dense globe Blue Chip - grows 8-10 that grows slowly to three or inches tall with a nice blue four feet. color. Hughes - grows 15” tall and spreads outwards.

2 gallon pot: $42 2 gallon pot: $35 Arborvitae, Holmstrup Larch, Siberian Grows to about seven feet Looks a bit like a pine tree, tall with a dense, pyramidal but each fall the needles shape. Good resistance to turn bright yellow and fall winter browning. off for the winter. Grows to 50’.

2 gallon pot: $42 24”: $75 Arborvitae, Pyramidal Pine, Mugo The tall, narrow evergreens Cute little round pine trees. that you often see in To control their size, trim cemeteries. Forms a lovely yearly in June before the pillar. Best to plant where it new “candles” have fully can keep going up and up. elongated.

5 gallon pot: $65 2 gallon pot: $42 Arborvitae, Technito Pine, Ponderosa & Scotch Resistant to winter browning, Scotch - Reddish bark, artistic with a denser pyramidal habit form. The tree at the nursery in than the classic Techny variety. front of the new blue house. Grows 8-10’ tall by 4-5’ wide, Ponderosa - long needles, fast but could be trimmed smaller. growth. Straight central trunk.

2 gal.: $$42; 5 gal.: $65 30”: $95 Arborvitae, Techny Spruce, Black Hills GlobeA deep green, burn-resistant Recommended over variety trimmed into a globe. Colorado spruce for Needs trimming to maintain longevity and disease size, otherwise can resistance in this area. See eventually get taller than Windbreak section for your house. smaller plants. 5 gallon pot: $65 24”: $90; 3’: $140 Juniper, Savin Spruce, Meyer Grows more upright than the More disease resistant than other junipers, to about 3’ Colorado Spruce, with a tall. A nice focal point amidst more refined habit and blue- rounded shrubs. green color than Black Hills. See also Windbreak section.

2 gallon pot: $35 24”: $100 25 Hedge & Windbreak

This section lists smaller, cheaper trees and shrubs for hedges and windbreaks. They are sold bare root in April, May, and into June while supplies last.

Top Windbreak Plants Bergeson Dogwood is a tough native plant that grows quickly and gives color throughout the seasons. Grows up to 8-9' if untrimmed. Larger sizes listed on p. 20, small cuttings on p. 28.

Summer Fall Winter

Flame Willow are a tree Norway Poplar are the fastest that grows like a shrub. growing tree around, growing up Bright orange stems in to six feet a year. They'll make a the winter, with a dense, quick windbreak. Keep the sod rounded shape. 15-25' away from all young plants to maximize growth rate. 60'.

26 Hedge & Windbreak APRICOT, MANCHURIAN - Seedlings. Good for pollinating the named varieties. Fruit may or may not be good to eat; each tree will be different. Grows 10-15’. 2-3': $5.00 ARONIA, MCKENZIE - Chokeberry. Selected in North Dakota. Nutritious berries are are astringent like chokecherries and best processed into syrup or jam. Grows into a 5-6’ shrub. 18-24”: $6.00 ASH, GREEN - Tough, sturdy, adaptable. There are concerns about the Emerald Ash Borer, a bug that is coming to kill them all. 2-3': $5.00 ASPEN, QUAKING - Native. Shiny leaves rustle and tremble in the wind. Bright yellow fall color. 60-80’ 12-18": $5.00 BIRCH, PAPER - Plant four of these in the same hole and you will have a birch clump in a hurry. Small birch grow fast if the soil is kept cultivated, free of grass. Larger sizes available in Tree section. 18-24": $4.00 BUCKEYE, OHIO - A sturdy, attractive smaller tree. Nuts for wildlife. Possibly will get good fall color, but no guarantee. Grows to about 30’ around here. 18-24”: $12.00 BUFFALOBERRY - A tough 8-10’ shrub with silver foliage and berries for jam and wildlife. 12-24”: $4.00 CARAGANA - This tough standby makes a thick, vigorous hedge. Light green foliage in spring turns dark green in summer. Grows to 12’. 2-3': $5.00 CEDAR, EASTERN RED - Bluish juniper-like evergreen foliage. A tough, adaptable tree. Don’t plant near apples due to cedar-apple rust. 9-15": $7.00 CHERRY, NANKING - A good 6’ hedge, with tasty berries. Plant at least three to ensure pollination. 2-3': $5.00 CHOKECHERRY, COMMON - Great for the birds and for jelly-making humans. They spread by suckers, so plant in an informal location. 15-20’. 2-3': $5.00; 3-4’: $12.50 COTONEASTER, PEKIN - The old shiny-leafed hedge that fell out of favor due to disease and insect problems. Very trimmable. 2-3’: $5.00 COTTONWOOD, SIOUXLAND - Pure cottonwood. A male, cottonless selection. Likes adequate moisture. 3-4’: $6.00 or 10/$50; 4-5’: $8.00 or 10/$70 27 Hedge & Windbreak CURRANT, GOLDEN - Clove-scented yellow blossoms on a vigorous 5’ shrub. Edible black currants. 18-24": $4.00 DOGWOOD, BERGESON - An excellent hedge. Cherry red fall color and compact, uniform growth set the Bergeson Dogwood apart from regular Red Twig Dogwood. Deep red winter bark color. Larger sizes available–see Shrub section. 6-8”: $7.00 ELM, PRINCETON - A newly discovered hardy American Elm that is highly resistant to Dutch Elm Disease. Shows a 96% survival rate. 6-18": $15.00 FLOWERING CRAB SEEDLINGS - ‘Red Splendor’ parentage. A striking, multi-color spring show of blossoms. No two are alike in shape, bloom or fruiting. Excellent for wildlife. Plant 8 feet apart. 12-18”: $4.00 HACKBERRY - A good shade tree for the valley. Deeply grooved, corky bark. Free of serious problems. 2-3': $5.00 HAZELNUT, AMERICAN - Small edible nuts on a 5-7’ shrub. Good shelter and food for wildlife. 2-3’: $5.00 LILAC, COMMON - The old favorite hedge. Plant about three feet apart. Grows to 12’ or so. Sends out shoots. 12-18”: $5.00; 2-3’: $10.00 LILAC, VILLOSA - Blooms two weeks later than other lilacs and performs well in heavy soils. Very little suckering. Grows to about 12’ tall and 8’ wide. 18-24”: $5.00 LINDEN, AMERICAN - A sturdy, easy, attractive native tree with large round leaves. Gives deep shade and makes delicious light-colored honey. Larger trees available in the Tree section. Windbreak size not available in 2021 MAPLE, AMUR - Can have spectacular fall color in shades of yellow, orange, or red. Grows to 20’. Not for heavy Red River Valley soils. 2-3’: $5.00 MAPLE, SILVER - Fast growing, good windbreak. Will get to be very large in a hurry. Not for heavy, alkaline soil. 2-3’: $5.00 MAPLE, SUGAR - Hard Maple. Slow growing. Not for heavy clay soils. Good fall color. 50-60’ tree eventually. 2-3’: $6.00 MOUNTAIN ASH - Native form. Seedlings. Slow growing. Attractive shape with white flowers and orange berries. 2-3': $5.00 28 Hedge & Windbreak NANNYBERRY - Great multipurpose shrub or small tree. Grows to 12’. White flowers, glossy foliage, red fall color, berries for wildlife. Native. 18-24”: $4.00; 2-3’: $6.00 OAK, BUR - A sturdy native tree that should be planted more often. Grows to 60’ and lives for centuries. Larger sizes available in the Tree section. 2-3’: $6.00 OAK, NORTHERN RED - Not for alkaline soils. Nice red fall color. The fastest- growing oak. Larger size available. 2-3’: $6.00 OAK, PIN - Might be more tolerant of alkaline soils, but still better out of the Red River Valley. Nice red fall color. 12-18”: $4.00 OAK, WHITE - Great for hunting land; deer prefer the acorns of white oak to those of the common Bur Oak. 4-5': $30.00 PEAR, HARBIN - A hardy smaller tree with lovely glossy green foliage and good fall color. Will pollinate edible varieties. Grows to about 15’. Not available in 2021 PLUM, WILD AMERICAN - Makes a thick windbreak, wonderful for wildlife. The fruits can be perfectly edible, and make great jam and sauce. Grows 6-8’. 2-3': $5.00 POPLAR, NORWAY - A hardy, hybrid-type poplar which we’ve sold for decades.. Plant a minimum of 10’ apart. Can grow up to 6’ per year. Will get huge in a hurry. 3-4’: 6.00 (10/$50); 4-5’: $8.00 (10/$70) 5-6’: $10.00 (10/$90); 6-7’: $14.00 ROSE, HANSEN HEDGE - A very hardy, once-blooming rose with fragrant single blossoms in June. Grows 5-6’ tall. 18-24”: $5.00 SANDCHERRY, WESTERN - A vigorous 5-6’ shrub bearing edible sandcherries for jam or wildlife. 2-3': $5.00 SPRUCE, BLACK HILLS - The most sturdy of the spruce. Plant fairly deep and keep the dirt black around them. Spruce will not grow well in sod. 16-24": $10.00 SUMAC, SMOOTH - Grows 5 to 15’ tall. Usually grows in a spreading clump. Spreads by suckers. Amazing red fall color. 12-24: $4.00 WALNUT, BLACK - A slow growing, high-quality tree with nuts for the squirrels. 2-3’: $7.00 WILLOW, FLAME - A top-notch windbreak or large hedge. Compact growth like a large shrub. Bright orange winter stem color. Cut to the ground every 10 years for best winter color. Grows 15 to 25’. 2’ light: $7.50; 2-3’ $10 (10/$85); 2-3’ heavy: $15 (10/$125) 29 Secrets to Growing Roses • Buy them bare root. Only when buying bare root can you inspect the entire plant, including the roots. Pick a plant with sturdy stems, firm and healthy shoots, and plenty of roots. The best time to plant is in April or May. • Choose hardy varieties. We carry some roses that will need protection in the winter. However, there are plenty of roses that are both lovely and hardy. It is always best to ask us to help you choose a rose matched to your degree of gardening skill and propensity to risk. • Choose a sunny spot. Choose a spot that gets at least seven hours of sunlight per day. • Plant them very deep, like this:

1. Dig a nice, deep hole.

2. Make sure the crown is 5-6” below the ground.

3. Fill the hole with a mixture of soil and peat. Optionally, mix in some bonemeal. 5. After watering, mound up with soft peat 4. Leave room at the top of the hole to protect the shoots to hold water. Water thoroughly, from the sun. You may using water soluble fertilizer mixed leave a shoot or two according to directions. barely exposed.

30 Roses Above & Beyond Fruity Petals Can be a large shrub or a Really gorgeous and you climber. Smothered with should probably plant one. large apricot blossoms in Lovely orange-pink June and July. Usually grows blossoms. Probably will grow 5-6’ tall around here. to 3-4’ around here.

$25 $30 Belle Poitevine Hansa Lovely and hardy old- An old-fashioned favorite. fashioned rose bush. Very Deep fuchsia blossoms have fragrant lavender-pink great fragrance. Perfectly blossoms all summer. Not hardy. Grows to 5’. Sensitive for alkaline soils. Grows to 5'. to high alkalinity–ask us about your soil. $25 $25 Campfire High Voltage A newer Canadian rose with Easy Elegance® series. lovely blossoms that start One the hardiest repeat- out light yellow and fade to blooming yellows, and very pink, giving a bicolor effect. healthy. Double, light yellow. Grows 2-3’. Grows upright to 3-4’.

$25 $25 Cancan Highwire Flyer A hardy and healthy rose. Brilliant deep pink blossoms Fuchsia blossoms with white on a hardy and healthy centers. Petals can fade to a plant. Impressed us last year rich purple. Blooms all in its second full season. summer. Grows up to 4 feet Fairly large. 3-4’. around here. $30 $30 Cherry Frost Kashmir New from Zone 3 Wisconsin Stunning red blossoms of breeder Julie Overom. perfect form. Should be Hardy, healthy, masses of planted deep for best bright red blossoms. Arching hardiness. Very healthy habit to 4’. foliage. Don’t plant in part shade. Grows 3-4’. $30 $25 Double Knock Out Kiss Me Rock solid disease Borderline hardiness, but the resistance. Blooms non-stop. huge, salmon-pink blossoms Needs to be planted deep, with a great fruity fragrance as it is borderline tender. make it worth it to protect Deep rosy-red. Grows to this rose for winter. 3’. about 2.5’. $25 $25 31 Roses Miracle on the Hudson Peppermint Pop A fantastic rose with large One of the hardier single blossoms of bright everblooming roses. Grows red. Stays 2-3’ tall and to 3’. Double rose-pink blooms all summer. blossoms with white reverse.

$25 $25 Morden Centennial Persian Yellow Very hardy rose from the Old-fashioned shrub rose Parkland series. Large,bright with bright yellow double pink blossoms all summer. blossoms in June. Gets May need to be sprayed for blackspot, so I suspect it will blackspot. Grows to 4’. do best open areas such as North Dakota. 5-6’ tall. $25 $25 Mother of Pearl Pretty Polly Pink Huge, double, apricot Masses of tiny, double, blossoms. Hardier and bright pink blossoms all healthier than most large- summer. Will die to the blossomed roses, and has ground each year so plant done well in our gardens. deep. Gorgeous. 2-3’. Plant deep. Grows to 3’. $30 $30 Music Box Pretty Polly White Easy Elegance® series. Masses of tiny white Fully double blossoms of blossoms all summer. Will light yellow surrounded by die to the ground each year blended pink. Very healthy, so plant deep. Grows 2-3’ glossy foliage. Has done well tall. for us. Grows to 3’ or 3 1/2’. $25 $30 Oscar Peterson Screaming Neon Red From the Canadian Artists Easy Elegance series. Intense series. Grows 2-3’ tall with single red blossoms semi-double white blossoms throughout the summer. all summer. Should be hardy Rich green foliage turns and healthy. color in the fall. Grows to about 3 feet. $25 $25 Peachy Knock Out Snowdrift Supposed to be one of the Easy Elegance Series. hardier roses in the Knock Full, double white blossoms Out series. Great health. cover the plant. Blooms Light apricot-pink blossoms repeatedly. Grows to 3 feet. all summer. Grows 2-3’.

$25 $25 32 Roses Roses Sunrise Sunset White Knock Out Great color impact. Formerly “White Out.” One A spreading, informal habit. of our favorites, although Smothered with warm pink last summer it didn’t do as blossoms most of the well. Usually a solid white summer. Grows 2’ tall and 3’ mound of blossoms only 2 wide. feet tall. $25 $25 Sweet Spirit Yellow Brick Road For those willing to protect Right on the edge for it in the winter, this tender hardiness: it’s thrived for rose will give huge, fragrant, customers in Grand Forks. double blossoms throughout Healthy foliage with double the summer. 2-3’ lemon-yellow blossoms all summer. 2-3’. $30 $25

Highwire Flyer Rose (below) is a new, extra hardy rose that really pops. I call it a glowing dark pink color, if that makes sense. 3-4'

Peppermint Pop (above) has a great combination of bloom power, health, and hardiness. 2-3'

33 Visiting Bergeson Gardens

•The gardens look the best in July, August, and September. •They are free and open to the public during daylight hours. •Just come on out and enjoy.

34 Fabulous Fertile! •Erickson’s Smokehouse Grill and Bar (945-6806): Proprietor Mark Erickson cooks top notch meats, from steak to chicken to smoked pork. •Mill Street Cafe (945-3130): Quality American cafe food in downtown Fertile. •Sand Hill River Golf Course (945-3535): The best 9-hole golf course in the region. Scenic, challenging, and impeccably maintained. •Encore (945-3290): A selection of pre-owned clothing & more that draws people from miles. Incredible bargains to be found. •Opdahl’s Donuts (945-6400): They make our donuts. Visit their charming bakery to buy donuts, pie, cookies and have a cup of coffee. •Garden Hills Farm (945-3765): Just down the road from Bergeson’s. Fresh produce of all types, but no strawberries this year. •Oistad Estate & Auction Service (945-3377): Jam packed with fun stuff they’ve collected from their estate business. Call for hours. •Schulstad Berries & Produce (574-2292, 701-371-7010): On Polk County 10 going north towards Maple Lake. An impeccably maintained farmstead selling fresh vegetables, berries, and apples. •Lakeview Resort & Restaurant (637-6237), on Maple Lake, and Moran's Supper Club (938-4151) in Winger, are good places to eat to the northeast.

35 Perennials Peter Cottontail Achillea Blackberry Ripple Hollyhock Achillea ptarmica Alcea rosea

A mass of tiny white blossoms A gorgeous mix of plants with reminiscent of babies breath. either rich purple or white Tough and easy. Long blooming. blossoms. Grows 5-6’ feet. 18-24”. 4” Pot: $7.99 Lg 6-pac: $9.99 Saucy Seduction Achillea Chaters Double Mix Achillea millefolium HollyhockAlcea rosea

Bright pink flowers on a sturdy, Tall flower spikes with double, compact plant. Blooms all richly-colored blossoms. Allow summer. 18-24”. to reseed and create a patch. Grows 5-7’. Pot: $12.99 4” Pot: $7.99 Strawberry Seduction Chaters Double Yellow Achillea millefolium HollyhockAlcea rosea

Strawberry red flowers with tiny Tall flower spikes with double gold centers. An improved yellow blossoms. Allow to yarrow. 18-24” reseed and create a patch. Grows 5-7’. Pot: $12.99 4” Pot: $7.99 Blue Boa Agastache Las Vegas Mix Hollyhock Agastache hybrid Alcea rosea

Zone 5 - needs protection here. A hardier hollyhock coming in a Deep violet blue flower spikes mix of many bright colors. Single on a 3’ plant. Full sun. blossoms. Grows 5-6’.

4” Pot: $7.99 4” Pot: $7.99 Little Adder Agastache Spotlight Blacknight Agastache rugosa HollyhockAlcea rosea

Not going to be reliable hardy, Dark red, almost black blossoms. but could actually be really cool Grows to 5-6 feet. as an annual. Grows 15-18”.

4” Pot: $9.99 4” Pot: $7.99 Metallica Crispa Ajuga Spring Celebrities Crimson Hollyhock Ajuga reptans Alcea rosea

A low, spreading groundcover Grows only 24” tall with dark with shiny bronze-green leaves. crimson blossoms. A more Violet blue flowers to 6” in compact hollyhock. spring. 4” Pot: $7.99 Lg 6-pac: $9.99 36 Perennials Halo Mix Hollyhock Earlybird Mix Aquilegia Alcea rosea Aquilegia hybrid

Tall flower spikes with single Mixed colors of lovely, blossoms with contrasting eye. interesting blossoms. Blooms in Mixed colors. Grows to six feet. spring. Grows 10-12”.

Lg 6-pac: $9.99 Lg 6-pac: $9.99 Gold Strike Alchemilla Earlybird Red & White Aquilegia Alchemilla Aquilegia x hybrida

Masses of greenish yellow Bicolor blossoms of red and blossoms on a mounded plant white on 10-12” plants. Allow to 18” tall and 24” wide. Easy to reseed and make a patch. grow. 4” Pot: $7.99 4” Pot: $7.99 Lavender Bubbles Allium Spring Magic Yellow Aquilegia Allium hybrid Aquilegia x hybrida

Blooms a little later and is darker Blooms in spring. Happy yellow purple than ‘Millenium.’ Grows columbine flowers. Grows to 14”. to 14”. Deer resistant.

Pot: $16.99 4” Pot: $7.99 Millenium Allium Swan Blue & White Aquilegia Allium hybrid Aquilegia x hybrida

Round purple blossoms over Blue and white blosoms in neat foliage. Good hardiness so spring on 18-21” plants. far. Midsummer bloom. Grows 15 -20". Pot: $16.99 4” Pot: $7.99 Storm Cloud Amsonia Swan Violet & White Aquilegia Amsonia tabernaemontana Aquilegia x hybrida

Periwinkle blue flowers cover Purple and white blossoms on 18 the plant for many weeks. Listed -21” plants. Allow columbine to as Zone 4. 24-30” reseed for best results.

Pot: $21.99 4” Pot: $7.99 Charme Anthemis Winky Dbl Rose White Aquilegia Anthemis tinctoria Aquilegia x hybrida

Grows into a neat mound 12-16” Cute double blossoms on 12” tall covered with charming plants. bright yellow blossoms in early summer. Pot: $14.99 4” Pot: $7.99 37 Perennials Perennials Sun King Aralia Grape Crush Aster Aralia cordata Aster novae-angliae

A deer resistant shade plan A large, rounded mound that grown for its attractive golden- explodes with dark purple green foliage. Grows 3’ tall and blossoms in the fall. 26-30” wide. Pot: $18.99 Pot: $18.99 Bloodstone Armeria Black Pearls Astilbe Armeria maritima Astilbe chinensis

Round, bright fuchsia blossoms Large, fuzzy blossom plumes of on 8-10” stems over a dense purple with a hint of blue. Grows mat of narrow foliage. to 28”.

Pot: $14.99 Pot: $16.99 Silver Mound Artemisia Lowlands Ruby Red Astilbe Artemisia schmidtiana Astilbe chinensis

Soft, silvery foliage in a mound. Cherry red blossoms in plumes Loves hot, dry sites with poor appear early summer. 24”. soil. Deer and rabbit-proof. 10"

Pot: $14.99 Pot: $16.99 Chantilly Lace Aruncus Mighty Chocolate Cherry Astilbe Aruncus hybrid Astilbe chinensis

Lacy, creamy white flower An extra-tall astilbe. Cherry red spikes. Similar to Astilbe, but blossoms. Brownish foliage. 36 more adaptable. 32” -48”

Pot: $21.99 Pot: $16.99 Goatsbeard (Aruncus) Mighty Pip Astilbe Aruncus dioicus Astilbe chinensis

A long-lived perennial for partly Grows up to four feet tall for a shady and woodland spots. strong statement in the shade Creamy white plumes in garden. Soft pink plumes. summer. Grows 3-4’. 4” Pot: $7.99 Pot: $16.99 Cinderella Asclepias Mighty Red Quin Astilbe Asclepias incarnata Astilbe chinensis

Great for butterflies. Native to One of the tallest Astilbe, with low, moist areas. Mauve flowers. red plumes up to 4 feet. Blooms Not invasive. 36” in midsummer, later than others.

4” Pot: $7.99 Pot: $16.99 38 Perennials Ostrich Plume Astilbe Dragonfly Sakura Bergenia Astilbe thunbergii Bergenia

It’s been years since we’ve had Profuse double pink blossoms in this lovely astilbe. Soft pink spring up to 14” tall. Thick, shiny blossoms on tall, arching foliagepurple in fall. Easy to plumes. 36” grow. Pot: $16.99 Pot: $19.99 Purple Candles Astilbe Jack Frost Brunnera Astilbe chinensis Brunnera macrophylla

Thick plumes of soft mauve with Cracked silver heart-shaped dark green foliage. Grows to 42”. leaves form a neat mound. Pairs well with Annabelle Delicate blue blossoms in spring. hydrangea. A little tender. 14” Pot: $16.99 Pot: $21.99 Vision In Pink Astilbe Clips Deep Blue Campanula Astilbe chinensis Campanula carpatica

Sturdy medium-pink blossom Grows in a neat, small mound. plumes to 18”. Blooms Covered with blue-violet flowers midsummer. in early summer. 8”

Pot: $16.99 4” Pot: $7.99 Vision Inferno Astilbe Freya Campanula Astilbe chinensis Campanula glomerata

Large plumes of soft pink fade Lovely violet-blue blossoms in to green instead of brown. clusters on a compact plant. Astilbe like peat. Grows 20-24”. Easy to grow. 15”.

Pot: $16.99 Pot: $16.99 Visions Astilbe Rapido Blue Campanula Astilbe chinensis Campanula carpatica

Thick raspberry-pink plumes A small mound covered with midsummer. Astilbe like blue blossoms much of the consistent moisture and peaty summer. 7”. soils. 16”. Pot: $16.99 Lg 6-pac: $9.99 American Goldfinch Baptisia Takion Blue Campanula Baptisia hybrid Campanula carpatica

Zone 4. A robust plant growing Masses of lavender-blue flowers 3’ tall and 4’ wide with bright to 16-20” above mounded yellow flower spikes in late foliage. spring. Pot: $21.99 4” Pot: $7.99 39 Perennials Perennials Takion White Campanula Ernest Markham Clematis Gold Standard Coreopsis Black Eyed Angels Delphinium Campanula carpatica Clematis Coreopsis tripteris Delphinium elatum

White bell shaped blossoms en Large magenta-red blossoms on Happy small yellow daisy Frilly white blossoms with black masse over compact foliage. 16 a vigorous vine. Perhaps the blossoms in late summer. Said to “bees.” Grows 3-5’. Bred for -20”. best red clematis. be very hardy. Grows 4-5’. stronger stems.

4” Pot: $7.99 Pot: $24.99 Pot: $14.99 Pot: $14.99 Assorted Chrysanthemum Huldine Clematis Aurora Lavender Delphinium Millennium Blue Lace Chrysanthemum Clematis Delphinium elatum Delphinium elatum

Eight varieties of mums chosen A vigorous plant with 4” Lavender-blue flower spikes on New Millennium series. Tall, with for earlier bloom time and blossoms of pearly white. One of a healthy plant. Cut spent strong stems. Sky blue with maybe some MN hardiness. the best white clematis for this blossoms for some rebloom. hints of lavender pink. 5-6’ area. 40”. 4” Pot: $7.99 Pot: $24.99 Pot: $14.99 Pot: $14.99 Mammoth Coral Daisy Jackmanii Clematis Diamonds Blue Delphinium Cobalt Dreams Delphinium Chrysanthemum Clematis Delphinium grandiflorum MillenniumDelphinium elatum

Mammoth mums are extra- The classic deep purple Not super hardy or long-lived Deep cobalt-blue blossoms on hardy selections from the U of clematis--still the best for our but has gorgeous true blue tall, strong stems. Grows 4-6’. M. Grows 2’ tall and 3’ wide. area. Smothered with purple blossoms in a mound. 20” blossoms in mid-summer. Pot: $12.99 Pot: $24.99 Lg 6-pac: $9.99 Pot: $14.99 Mammoth Lavender Daisy Kilian Donahue Clematis Magic Fountains Mix Delphinium New Zealand Mix Delphinium Chrysanthemum hybrid Clematis Delphinium elatum Delphinium elatum

Extra hardy and vigorous. Daisy- Lovely bicolor blossoms of light A shorter delphinium less likely The New Millennium series in like blooms. 24” tall, 36” wide. pink with a deep rose bar in to need staking. Grows 3-4’. mixed colors...basically you just each petal. don’t know what color you’re getting. 5-6’ tall. 4” Pot: $7.99 Pot: $24.99 Lg 6-pac: $9.99 4” Pot: $7.99 Mammoth Red Daisy The President Clematis Million Dollar Blush Delphinium Pink Punch Delphinium Chrysanthemum hybrid Clematis Delphinium elatum Delphinium elatum

Mammoth mums are extra- Huge purple-blue blossoms for Lovely light rose flower spikes The deepest pink delphinium hardy selections from the U of the second half of the summer. on a shorter plant, growing only available. Sturdy stems. 3-5’. M. Grows 2’ tall and 3’ wide. An excellent clematis. to 36”. Strong stems.

4” Pot: $7.99 Pot: $24.99 Pot: $14.99 Pot: $14.99 Comtesse De Bouchaud Viticella Purpurea Plena Million Dollar Sky Delphinium Purple Passion Delphinium Clematis ElegansClematis Clematis, Dbl Delphinium elatum Delphinium elatum

Large medium pink flowers with In the Viticella group, a type of Grows 30-36” and usually does Intense purple blossoms with yellow anthers. Profuse bloomer. vigorous clematis with smaller 2” not need staking. Lovely light white eye. Strong stems don’t blossoms. Double blossoms of blue flowers. need staking. 4-5’. dusty rose later in summer. Pot: $24.99 Pot: $24.99 Pot: $14.99 Pot: $14.99 40 Perennials Gold Standard Coreopsis Black Eyed Angels Delphinium Coreopsis tripteris Delphinium elatum

Happy small yellow daisy Frilly white blossoms with black blossoms in late summer. Said to “bees.” Grows 3-5’. Bred for be very hardy. Grows 4-5’. stronger stems.

Pot: $14.99 Pot: $14.99 Aurora Lavender Delphinium Millennium Blue Lace Delphinium elatum Delphinium elatum

Lavender-blue flower spikes on New Millennium series. Tall, with a healthy plant. Cut spent strong stems. Sky blue with blossoms for some rebloom. hints of lavender pink. 5-6’ 40”. Pot: $14.99 Pot: $14.99 Diamonds Blue Delphinium Cobalt Dreams Delphinium Delphinium grandiflorum MillenniumDelphinium elatum

Not super hardy or long-lived Deep cobalt-blue blossoms on but has gorgeous true blue tall, strong stems. Grows 4-6’. blossoms in a mound. 20”

Lg 6-pac: $9.99 Pot: $14.99 Magic Fountains Mix Delphinium New Zealand Mix Delphinium Delphinium elatum Delphinium elatum

A shorter delphinium less likely The New Millennium series in to need staking. Grows 3-4’. mixed colors...basically you just don’t know what color you’re getting. 5-6’ tall. Lg 6-pac: $9.99 4” Pot: $7.99 Million Dollar Blush Delphinium Pink Punch Delphinium Delphinium elatum Delphinium elatum

Lovely light rose flower spikes The deepest pink delphinium on a shorter plant, growing only available. Sturdy stems. 3-5’. to 36”. Strong stems.

Pot: $14.99 Pot: $14.99 Million Dollar Sky Delphinium Purple Passion Delphinium Delphinium elatum Delphinium elatum

Grows 30-36” and usually does Intense purple blossoms with not need staking. Lovely light white eye. Strong stems don’t blue flowers. need staking. 4-5’.

Pot: $14.99 Pot: $14.99 41 Perennials Perennials Crush Orange Dianthus Neon Star Dianthus Valentine Dicentra Sombrero Tres Amigos Echinacea Dianthus hybrid Dianthus hybrid Dicentra spectablis Echinacea purpurea

Constant Beauty series. Double Star Single series.Fluorescent Similar to common bleeding Blossoms open peach, fade to blossoms of salmon-orange pink blossoms in late spring atop heart, with darker stems, foliage, pink, and deepen to burgundy. edged in white. Can rebloom if silvery foliage. 6-8” and darker pink blossoms. 36” Compact habit to 20”. deadheaded. 6-10” Pot: $12.99 Pot: $12.99 Pot: $21.99 Pot: $18.99 Crush Pink Dianthus Firewitch Dianthus Green Twister Echinacea Ritro Echinops Dianthus hybrid Dianthus hybrid Echinacea purpurea Echinops ritro

Constant Beauty series. Vibrant pink blossoms in early Bicolor blossoms of pink and Purple globes over spiky foliage. Fragrant, double, soft pink summer smell like cloves. Low green. Grows 30-40” tall. Likes it sunny and well-drained. blossoms edged in dark rose. mat of silvery foliage. 6-8” 4 feet. Trim for rebloom. 6-10” Pot: $12.99 4” Pot: $7.99 Pot: $18.99 4” Pot: $7.99 Everlast White + Eye Dianthus White Bleeding Heart Hot Papaya Echinacea Baby Joe Eupatorium Dianthus hybrid Dicentra spectablis Echinacea purpurea Eupatorium dubium

Charming double white The pure white version of old- Vibrant orange blossoms with A compact Joe-Pye Weed blossoms with pink eye. fashioned bleeding heart. Grows pom-pom double centers. growing to 3’. Fuzzy mauve Fragrant. 10-12” to 3 feet. Butterfly and hummingbird blossoms are adored by magnet. 30-36”. butterflies. Pot: $12.99 Pot: $16.99 Pot: $18.99 Pot: $16.99 Indian Carpet Mix Dianthus Gold Heart Dicentra Kismet Intense Orange Echinacea Godzilla Fern Dianthus barbatus Dicentra spectablis Echinacea purpurea Athyrium hybrid

Sweet William type. Spreads to A golden-foliaged form of old- Zone 4. Blooms most of the A larger form of Japanese make a mat of foliage, sending fashioned Bleeding Heart. summer. Bright orange Painted Fern. Prefers moist, up blossom clusters in early Lighten up a shady corner. 3’ tall blossoms. 16-18”. peaty soil. Grows to 3 feet. summer. Fragrant. 6” and wide. Lg 6-pac: $9.99 Pot: $18.99 Pot: $18.99 Pot: $18.99 Paint the Town Magenta Luxuriant Dicentra PowWow Wildberry Echinacea Lady in Red Fern Dianthus hybrid Dicentra hybrid Echinacea hybrid Athyrium felix-forma

Vibrant magenta blossoms over Blooms all summer. Stays in a Masses of dark pink daisy-like A lovely selection of Lady Fern blue-green foliage. Grows 6-8”. mound of ferny foliage. Can coneflowers in summer. Grows with deep red center stems. grow in shade or moist sun. 14" to 24”. Grows 2-3’.

Pot: $14.99 Pot: $16.99 Lg 6-pac: $9.99 Pot: $16.99 Pink Shades Dianthus Pink Bleeding Heart Dicentra Ruby Star Echinacea Red Umbrellas Filipendula Dianthus hybrid Dicentra spectablis Echinacea purpurea Filipendula hybrid

Fragrant blossoms emerge white Old-fashioned bleeding heart. Large, deep pink blossoms on Lovely bicolor serrated leaves. and fade to deep pink. Grows 15 Dangling pink hearts in spring. sturdy stems. Grows 24-36”. Fuzzy pink blossoms. Prefers -20”. Gets pretty big. 3’ x 3’. moist areas. 24-30”

Lg 6-pac: $9.99 Pot: $16.99 Pot: $14.99 Pot: $18.99 42 Perennials Valentine Dicentra Sombrero Tres Amigos Echinacea Dicentra spectablis Echinacea purpurea

Similar to common bleeding Blossoms open peach, fade to heart, with darker stems, foliage, pink, and deepen to burgundy. and darker pink blossoms. 36” Compact habit to 20”.

Pot: $21.99 Pot: $18.99 Green Twister Echinacea Ritro Echinops Echinacea purpurea Echinops ritro

Bicolor blossoms of pink and Purple globes over spiky foliage. green. Grows 30-40” tall. Likes it sunny and well-drained. 4 feet.

Pot: $18.99 4” Pot: $7.99 Hot Papaya Echinacea Baby Joe Eupatorium Echinacea purpurea Eupatorium dubium

Vibrant orange blossoms with A compact Joe-Pye Weed pom-pom double centers. growing to 3’. Fuzzy mauve Butterfly and hummingbird blossoms are adored by magnet. 30-36”. butterflies. Pot: $18.99 Pot: $16.99 Kismet Intense Orange Echinacea Godzilla Fern Echinacea purpurea Athyrium hybrid

Zone 4. Blooms most of the A larger form of Japanese summer. Bright orange Painted Fern. Prefers moist, blossoms. 16-18”. peaty soil. Grows to 3 feet.

Pot: $18.99 Pot: $18.99 PowWow Wildberry Echinacea Lady in Red Fern Echinacea hybrid Athyrium felix-forma

Masses of dark pink daisy-like A lovely selection of Lady Fern coneflowers in summer. Grows with deep red center stems. to 24”. Grows 2-3’.

Lg 6-pac: $9.99 Pot: $16.99 Ruby Star Echinacea Red Umbrellas Filipendula Echinacea purpurea Filipendula hybrid

Large, deep pink blossoms on Lovely bicolor serrated leaves. sturdy stems. Grows 24-36”. Fuzzy pink blossoms. Prefers moist areas. 24-30”

Pot: $14.99 Pot: $18.99 43 Perennials Perennials Karmina Geranium Flame Grass Prairie Dropseed Grass Tuscan Sun Heliopsis Geranium x cantabrigiense Miscanthus sinensis Sporobolus heterolepis Heliopsis helianthoides

It’ll never bloom as much as in Makes a thick clump of arching Forms a graceful clump of fine- Bright yellow daisy-like the pics but is easy to grow and grass 5-6’ tall. Silvery plumes in textured light green leaves. blossoms on a mounded plant makes a neat mound. September last all winter. Native. 24-36”. growing to 36” tall and wide.

Pot: $12.99 Pot: $16.99 Pot: $16.99 Pot: $18.99 Rozanne Geranium Hot Rod Grass The Blues Grass Bakabana Daylily Geranium hybrid Panicum virgatum Schizachyrium scoparium Hemerocallis

Really showy. A little tender for Switchgrass. Grows in a clump 3 A Little Bluestem with bluish Looked great in our gardens last our winters, but grows very -4’ tall. Leaves turn purple later foliage that turns purple in summer in its main flush of vigorously and blooms all in summer. Airy seed heads. autumn. Grows 24-48”. bloom. 24-30”. summer. Grows to 18”. Pot: $19.99 Pot: $16.99 Pot: $16.99 Pot: $16.99 Prairie Smoke Geum Huron Sunrise Grass Summer Sparkles Big Time Happy Daylily Geum triflorum Miscanthus sinensis Gypsophila paniculata Hemerocallis

Native prairie plant. Nodding Masses of silvery-brown seed Babies Breath need good Large, light yellow blossoms. pink blossoms in spring burst heads in early fall on a 5-6’ drainage. Large but dense clump Reblooms. Grows to 18”. into smoke-like seed heads in clump. Great fall and winter covered with white blossoms. summer. 12-15”. interest. 27” 4” Pot: $7.99 Pot: $16.99 4” Pot: $9.99 Pot: $18.99 Blue Heaven Grass Karl Foerster Grass Mariachi Siesta Helenium Cherokee Star Daylily Schizachyrium scoparium Calamagrostis x acutiflora Helenium hybrid Hemerocallis

Blue-gray foliage turns shades of A great landscape accent. Very Bright tomato-red blossoms Huge cherry-red blossoms with red in fall. Upright habit 2-4’ tall. vertical brown seed heads. with yellow and maroon center a yellow throat. Stunning. 32” Grows 4-5’. One of the best cones. Grows to 20”. grasses. Pot: $16.99 Pot: $16.99 Pot: $12.99 Pot: $21.99 Blue Oat Grass Korean Feather Reed Grass Bleeding Hearts Heliopsis Cosmic Struggle Daylily Helictotrichon sempervivens Calamagrostis brachytricha Heliopsis helianthoides Hemerocallis

Lovely blue foliage in a neat 2’ Fluffy blossoms later in the False Sunflower. Orange-red to SOLD OUT until July. Intense clump. Good choice for a shorter summer. Can handle part shade. orange blossoms atop dark wine-purple blossoms with a ornamental grass. Grows to 4’. foliage on a large plant. Grows ruffled yellow picotee edge. 36-40” tall and wide. Gorgeous. Reblooms. 26” Pot: $16.99 Pot: $16.99 Pot: $9.99 Pot: $24.99 Fire Dragon Grass Little Miss Grass Sunstruck Heliopsis Double Pardon Me Daylily Miscanthus sinensis Miscanthus sinensis Heliopsis helianthoides Hemerocallis

Selected for bright orange fall A shorter version of Flame Striking variegated white and Burgundy-red blossoms with foliage color. Silver plumes in Grass. Purple to orange foliage green foliage with yellow daisy- twice the number of petals. fall. 6’ color starting in summer but like blossoms. Grows 14-16”. Reblooms. 18” best in the fall. 2-3’ Pot: $18.99 Pot: $16.99 Pot: $16.99 Pot: $21.99 44 Perennials Prairie Dropseed Grass Tuscan Sun Heliopsis Sporobolus heterolepis Heliopsis helianthoides

Forms a graceful clump of fine- Bright yellow daisy-like textured light green leaves. blossoms on a mounded plant Native. 24-36”. growing to 36” tall and wide.

Pot: $16.99 Pot: $18.99 The Blues Grass Bakabana Daylily Schizachyrium scoparium Hemerocallis

A Little Bluestem with bluish Looked great in our gardens last foliage that turns purple in summer in its main flush of autumn. Grows 24-48”. bloom. 24-30”.

Pot: $16.99 Pot: $16.99 Summer Sparkles Big Time Happy Daylily Gypsophila paniculata Hemerocallis

Babies Breath need good Large, light yellow blossoms. drainage. Large but dense clump Reblooms. Grows to 18”. covered with white blossoms. 27” 4” Pot: $9.99 Pot: $18.99 Mariachi Siesta Helenium Cherokee Star Daylily Helenium hybrid Hemerocallis

Bright tomato-red blossoms Huge cherry-red blossoms with with yellow and maroon center a yellow throat. Stunning. 32” cones. Grows to 20”.

Pot: $12.99 Pot: $21.99 Bleeding Hearts Heliopsis Cosmic Struggle Daylily Heliopsis helianthoides Hemerocallis

False Sunflower. Orange-red to SOLD OUT until July. Intense orange blossoms atop dark wine-purple blossoms with a foliage on a large plant. Grows ruffled yellow picotee edge. 36-40” tall and wide. Gorgeous. Reblooms. 26” Pot: $9.99 Pot: $24.99 Sunstruck Heliopsis Double Pardon Me Daylily Heliopsis helianthoides Hemerocallis

Striking variegated white and Burgundy-red blossoms with green foliage with yellow daisy- twice the number of petals. like blossoms. Grows 14-16”. Reblooms. 18”

Pot: $16.99 Pot: $21.99 45 Perennials Perennials Erin Lea Daylily Primal Scream Daylily South Seas Daylily Northern Exposure Red Heuchera Hemerocallis Hemerocallis Hemerocallis Heuchera

Ruffled 6” blossoms of rich Gigantic vivid orange blossoms A fragrant rebloomer with large Bred for hardiness. Ruffled, dark yellow. May rebloom. 24” on 34” stems. A showstopper. blossoms in a distinctive coral- red leaves. Insignificant tangerine color. 30” blossoms. Grows 12-14”.

Pot: $18.99 Pot: $23.99 Pot: $16.99 Pot: $24.99 Going Bananas Daylily Raspberry Eclipse Daylily Spacecoast Sea Shells Northern Exposure Silver Heuchera Hemerocallis Hemerocallis DaylilyHemerocallis Heuchera

Light yellow blossoms nearly Raspberry purple with a Cream blossoms with vivid Bred for hardiness. Silvery continuously for the second half lavender purple band and a frilly purple eye-zone and picotee foliage in a 12” mound. of the summer. 22” yellow picotee edge. 30” edge. Yellow throat. Reblooms. 24-30” Pot: $21.99 Pot: $21.99 Pot: $21.99 Pot: $24.99 Isabella Marafi Daylily Romantic Returns Daylily Stella de Oro Daylily Paris Heuchera Hemerocallis Hemerocallis Hemerocallis Heuchera

Fully double blossoms of Deep rose pink blossoms The classic hardy, reblooming A Coral Bells bred for blossoms. canteloupe-orange. Grows to throughout the summer. 25” daylily. Compact with golden Tiny bells of deep rose for much 26”. yellow blossoms. Grows 16-18”. of the summer. 18”

Pot: $18.99 Pot: $21.99 Pot: $16.99 Pot: $24.99 Lavender Blue Baby Daylily Ruby Spider Daylily Sunday Gloves Daylily Wild Rose Heuchera Hemerocallis Hemerocallis Hemerocallis Heuchera

Fragrant two-toned lavender- Gigantic 9” blossoms of ruby red Highly fragrant blossoms of Big leaves of bright rosy-purple blue blossoms. Dormant diploid. with golden throat. Grows to creamy white. Reblooms. Grows with charcoal veins. Grows 10 28”. 34”. to 27”. -12” tall.

Pot: $18.99 Pot: $21.99 Pot: $18.99 Pot: $24.99 Little Business Daylily Ruby Stella Daylily Grape Expectations Heuchera Afterglow Hosta Hemerocallis Hemerocallis Heuchera Hosta

Watermelon-red blossoms on a Ruby-red blossoms with small Rich purple leaves with a silvery A large, striking hosta with smaller plant. Rebloomer. Grows yellow throat. Reblooms. 18”. overlay. Forms a 12” mound. broad golden leaf edges and to 15”. Coral Bells sometimes die out deep green centers. 24” x 48”. over winter. Pot: $16.99 Pot: $16.99 Pot: $24.99 Pot: $24.99 Moses Fire Daylily Sound of My Heart Daylily Northern Exposure Amber Amazone Hosta Hemerocallis Hemerocallis Heuchera Hosta

Double bright red blossoms with 5", pastel pink flowers have a Bred for hardiness. Golden Pure white centers with dark ruffles and a faint yellow edge. very wide, wine purple eye with amber foliage all summer. Avoid green edges. Tolerates some Reblooms. Grows to 22”. a matching purple picotee edge. hot dry spots. 12-14”. sun. Grows 20” x 24”.

Pot: $18.99 Pot: $19.99 Pot: $24.99 Pot: $18.99 46 Perennials South Seas Daylily Northern Exposure Red Heuchera Hemerocallis Heuchera

A fragrant rebloomer with large Bred for hardiness. Ruffled, dark blossoms in a distinctive coral- red leaves. Insignificant tangerine color. 30” blossoms. Grows 12-14”.

Pot: $16.99 Pot: $24.99 Spacecoast Sea Shells Northern Exposure Silver Heuchera DaylilyHemerocallis Heuchera

Cream blossoms with vivid Bred for hardiness. Silvery purple eye-zone and picotee foliage in a 12” mound. edge. Yellow throat. Reblooms. 24-30” Pot: $21.99 Pot: $24.99 Stella de Oro Daylily Paris Heuchera Hemerocallis Heuchera

The classic hardy, reblooming A Coral Bells bred for blossoms. daylily. Compact with golden Tiny bells of deep rose for much yellow blossoms. Grows 16-18”. of the summer. 18”

Pot: $16.99 Pot: $24.99 Sunday Gloves Daylily Wild Rose Heuchera Hemerocallis Heuchera

Highly fragrant blossoms of Big leaves of bright rosy-purple creamy white. Reblooms. Grows with charcoal veins. Grows 10 to 27”. -12” tall.

Pot: $18.99 Pot: $24.99 Grape Expectations Heuchera Afterglow Hosta Heuchera Hosta

Rich purple leaves with a silvery A large, striking hosta with overlay. Forms a 12” mound. broad golden leaf edges and Coral Bells sometimes die out deep green centers. 24” x 48”. over winter. Pot: $24.99 Pot: $24.99 Northern Exposure Amber Amazone Hosta Heuchera Hosta

Bred for hardiness. Golden Pure white centers with dark amber foliage all summer. Avoid green edges. Tolerates some hot dry spots. 12-14”. sun. Grows 20” x 24”.

Pot: $24.99 Pot: $18.99 47 Perennials Perennials Brother Stefan Hosta Lakeside Banana Bay Sister Act Hosta Warwick Comet Hosta Hosta Hosta Hosta Hosta

A large hosta with corrugated A smaller hosta with apple green Wide green margins with yellow Cupped, corrugated leaves of golden leaves with blue-green leaves centered in yellow. 10” x centers. 20” x 36” dark green with yellow center. margin. 20” x 36” 14”. 15” x 30”

Pot: $21.99 Pot: $18.99 Pot: $9.99 Pot: $16.99 Captain Kirk Hosta Montanta Aureomarginata Hosta Snake Eyes Hosta Whirlwind Hosta Hosta Hosta Hosta Hosta

Gold centers with dark green One of our faves. Huge leaves A sport of Striptease. Light Very attractive medium hosta. margins. 20” x 36” with golden margin. Upright green centers, dark green edges Makes a dense clump of growth habit to 27”. separated by a pure white strip. variegated leaves. 24” x 28” 24” x 48” Pot: $23.99 Pot: $21.99 Pot: $18.99 Pot: $16.99 Fire & Ice Hosta Patriot Hosta Spartacus Hosta Alexander’s White Iberis Hosta Hosta Hosta Iberis sempervivens

One of our favorites. Really Broad white margins. Sun Large, deeply rippled leaves with Large white clusters with showy white and green leaves in tolerant. A well-deserved classic. a broad yellow margin. narrow, evergreen leaves that a neat 16” tall clump. Nice 22" 17” x 36” may rebloom in fall. Great filler lavender blossoms. plant. 8-10". Pot: $16.99 Pot: $16.99 Pot: $9.99 Pot: $12.99 First Frost Hosta Praying Hands Hosta Sugar Daddy Hosta Harvest of Memories Iris Hosta Hosta Hosta Iris germanica

Thick, slug resistant leaves. Unique folded leaves of dark Sport of Big Daddy. Very large Bright, deep yellow blossoms to Blue-green with golden edge. green with a tiny gold edge. 14” blue-green leaves with creamy 38”. Can rebloom in fall. 16” x 30”. x 16” white margins. 24” x 40” Pot: $16.99 Pot: $19.99 Pot: $18.99 Pot: $24.99 Frances Williams Hosta Rainforest Sunrise Hosta Sum & Substance Hosta Immortality Iris Hosta Hosta Hosta Iris germanica

Large, corrugated leaves of Light green emerging leaves Huge chartreuse leaves brighten White blossoms. Reblooms in frosty blue with a golden edge. develop to gold with dark green to gold in more sun. One of the the fall. 29”. 24” x 36”. margin. 8” x 16”. largest hostas available. 36” x 48” Pot: $14.99 Pot: $16.99 Pot: $18.99 Pot: $24.99 June Hosta School Mouse Hosta Velvet Moon Hosta Lenora Pearl Iris Hosta Hosta Hosta Iris germanica

Very classy smaller hosta, with A dwarf hosta with broadly wavy Thick golden leaves with dark Lovely soft pink blossoms on tall thick leaves that have a golden leaves of blue-green with a green centers. 24” x 36”. stems. center and blue-green margins. distinct gold margin. 8” x 12” 15". Pot: $16.99 4” Pot: $23.99 Pot: $18.99 Pot: $24.99 48 Perennials Sister Act Hosta Warwick Comet Hosta Hosta Hosta

Wide green margins with yellow Cupped, corrugated leaves of centers. 20” x 36” dark green with yellow center. 15” x 30”

Pot: $9.99 Pot: $16.99 Snake Eyes Hosta Whirlwind Hosta Hosta Hosta

A sport of Striptease. Light Very attractive medium hosta. green centers, dark green edges Makes a dense clump of separated by a pure white strip. variegated leaves. 24” x 28” 24” x 48” Pot: $18.99 Pot: $16.99 Spartacus Hosta Alexander’s White Iberis Hosta Iberis sempervivens

Large, deeply rippled leaves with Large white clusters with a broad yellow margin. narrow, evergreen leaves that 17” x 36” may rebloom in fall. Great filler plant. 8-10". Pot: $9.99 Pot: $12.99 Sugar Daddy Hosta Harvest of Memories Iris Hosta Iris germanica

Sport of Big Daddy. Very large Bright, deep yellow blossoms to blue-green leaves with creamy 38”. Can rebloom in fall. white margins. 24” x 40”

Pot: $18.99 Pot: $24.99 Sum & Substance Hosta Immortality Iris Hosta Iris germanica

Huge chartreuse leaves brighten White blossoms. Reblooms in to gold in more sun. One of the the fall. 29”. largest hostas available. 36” x 48” Pot: $18.99 Pot: $24.99 Velvet Moon Hosta Lenora Pearl Iris Hosta Iris germanica

Thick golden leaves with dark Lovely soft pink blossoms on tall green centers. 24” x 36”. stems.

Pot: $18.99 Pot: $24.99 49 Perennials Perennials Violet Turner Iris Snow Cap Shasta Daisy Heartstrings Asiatic Lily Tiny Double You Asiatic Lily Iris germanica Leucanthemum Lilium asiaticum Lilium asiaticum

Two shades of purple. All Shasta Daisies are borderline Lovely blossoms have yellow Double orange blossoms on Deliciously sweet fragrance. 30” hardy. Lovely white daisies on a centers and rasbperry tips. dwarf plants. Grows to 14” compact plant. 14”. Grows to 48”.

Pot: $24.99 4” Pot: $7.99 3/pk: $6.99 Pot: $14.99 War Chief Iris White Breeze Shasta Daisy Landini Asiatic Lily Tiny Epic Asiatic Lily Iris germanica Leucanthemum Lilium asiaticum Lilium asiaticum

Rich ruby-red blossoms. Grows All Shasta Daisies are borderline Deep velvety red, almost black Dark burgundy petals with to 37”. hardy. Abundant white daisies. blossoms on 3-4’ stems. Asiatic creamy yellow tips. Grows to Offered in six-pacs for value. lilies are generally pretty hardy. 14”. 12”. Pot: $24.99 Lg 6-pac: $9.99 3/pk: $8.99 Pot: $14.99 Caesar’s Brother Siberian Sante Shasta Daisy Njoyz Asiatic Lily Tiny Ink Asiatic Lily Iris sibirica Leucanthemum Lilium asiaticum Lilium asiaticum

An upright clump of narrow All Shasta Daisies are borderline A tall, supposedly fragrant Dark burgundy petals with red foliage with dark purple hardy. Double, pom-pom asiatic lily with lovely pink and tips. Grows 14-16”. blossoms. Likes moist soil. 36”. blossoms don’t even look like white blossoms. 36”. daisies. 24” Pot: $14.99 4” Pot: $7.99 3/pk: $6.99 Pot: $14.99 Uncorked Siberian Iris Kobold Original Liatris Tiny Comfort Asiatic Lily Tiny Lion Asiatic Lily Iris sibirica Liatris spicata Lilium asiaticum Lilium asiaticum

Uncork a bottle of something Native. Rosy lavender blossom Lily Looks series. Dark red Dark burgundy petals with strong to stomach the sheer spikes provide a vertical accent. blossoms on dwarf plants. bright orange tips. Grows 14-16”. ugliness of this blossom. 24” This selection grows to 24”. Grows 12-14”.

Pot: $14.99 Pot: $14.99 Pot: $14.99 Pot: $14.99 White Nancy Lamium Bottle Rocket Ligularia Tiny Crystal Asiatic Lily Tiny Ranger Asiatic Lily Lamium maculatum Ligularia Lilium asiaticum Lilium asiaticum

Spreads to make a mass. Silvery A robust hosta alternative for Lily Looks series. Clear white Large, bright yellow blossoms. leaves brighten shady areas. part sun. Yellow blossom spikes blossoms on dwarf plants. Grows 12-14”. Tolerates dry shade.Grows 6-8” atop mound of round leaves. 32” Grows 12-14”.

4” Pot: $7.99 Pot: $23.99 Pot: $14.99 Pot: $14.99 Becky Shasta Daisy Double Sensation Asiatic Lily Tiny Diamond Asiatic Lily Tiny Toons Asiatic Lily Leucanthemum Lilium asiaticum Lilium asiaticum Lilium asiaticum

All Shasta Daisies are borderline Bicolor rose and white blossoms Lily Looks series. Rosy red Warm pink blossoms. Grows to hardy. Sturdy stems and large with an extra set of petals. 24” blossoms with white centers. 14”. blossoms. A strong performer. Grows 12-14”. 32” 4” Pot: $7.99 3/pk: $8.99 Pot: $14.99 Pot: $14.99 50 Perennials Heartstrings Asiatic Lily Tiny Double You Asiatic Lily Lilium asiaticum Lilium asiaticum

Lovely blossoms have yellow Double orange blossoms on centers and rasbperry tips. dwarf plants. Grows to 14” Grows to 48”.

3/pk: $6.99 Pot: $14.99 Landini Asiatic Lily Tiny Epic Asiatic Lily Lilium asiaticum Lilium asiaticum

Deep velvety red, almost black Dark burgundy petals with blossoms on 3-4’ stems. Asiatic creamy yellow tips. Grows to lilies are generally pretty hardy. 14”.

3/pk: $8.99 Pot: $14.99 Njoyz Asiatic Lily Tiny Ink Asiatic Lily Lilium asiaticum Lilium asiaticum

A tall, supposedly fragrant Dark burgundy petals with red asiatic lily with lovely pink and tips. Grows 14-16”. white blossoms. 36”.

3/pk: $6.99 Pot: $14.99 Tiny Comfort Asiatic Lily Tiny Lion Asiatic Lily Lilium asiaticum Lilium asiaticum

Lily Looks series. Dark red Dark burgundy petals with blossoms on dwarf plants. bright orange tips. Grows 14-16”. Grows 12-14”.

Pot: $14.99 Pot: $14.99 Tiny Crystal Asiatic Lily Tiny Ranger Asiatic Lily Lilium asiaticum Lilium asiaticum

Lily Looks series. Clear white Large, bright yellow blossoms. blossoms on dwarf plants. Grows 12-14”. Grows 12-14”.

Pot: $14.99 Pot: $14.99 Tiny Diamond Asiatic Lily Tiny Toons Asiatic Lily Lilium asiaticum Lilium asiaticum

Lily Looks series. Rosy red Warm pink blossoms. Grows to blossoms with white centers. 14”. Grows 12-14”.

Pot: $14.99 Pot: $14.99 51 Perennials Perennials Matrix Asiatic Lily Conca d’Or OT Hybrid Lily Orange Gnome Lychnis Grand Mum Monarda Lilium asiaticum Lilium orientale x trumpet Lychnis arkwrightii Monarda hybrid

Fiery orange-red blossoms. Huge blossoms in happy shades Maltese Cross. Brilliant orange Soft mauve-pink blossoms. Grows to 16”. of yellow. Very fragrant. 36-42”. blossoms for 7 weeks in Fragrant foliage. Great for summer. 12-15” pollinators. Grows to 18”.

3/pk: $6.99 3/pk: $8.99 4” Pot: $7.99 4” Pot: $7.99 Summer Sun LA Hybrid Lily Tabledance OT Hybrid Lily Golden Moneywort Sugar Buzz Berry Taffy Monarda Lilium longiflorum x asiatic Lilium orientale x trumpet Lysimachia nummularia Monarda hybrid

Huge bright yellow blossoms Huge candy pink blossoms are A low, spreading groundcover Sugar Buzz series. Raspberry- with cute freckles. Grows 18-20” spectacular in a vase. Fragrant. for moist to average soil. Bright pink blossoms, healthy foliage. tall. Grows 3-4 feet. yellow foliage. Also used as an Grows to 18”. annual vine. 3/pk: $8.99 3/pk: $8.99 4” Pot: $7.99 4” Pot: $7.99 Playtime Oriental Lily Triumphator OT Hybrid Lily Bee Pretty Monarda Cat’s Meow Nepeta Lilium orientale Lilium orientale x trumpet Monarda Nepeta faassenii

Huge, fragrant white blossoms Large white blossoms with dark Lavender-blue blossoms on 15 Supposedly the best Nepeta yet. with a pink stripe and pink red centers make a striking -18” plants. Attracts bees and Stays in a dense, rounded shape. freckles. Less hardy than Asiatic show. Fragrant. Grows to 4 feet. hummingbirds. Sky blue blossoms. Grows 17 lilies. 30-36” -20”. 3/pk: $8.99 3/pk: $8.99 Pot: $14.99 Pot: $16.99 Roselily Samantha Oriental Lily Gallery Blue Lupine Coral Reef Monarda Cat’s Pajamas Nepeta Lilium orientale Lupinus hybrid Monarda hybrid Nepeta faassenii

Gorgeous double blossoms of Dense spires of blue. Lupine Very showy pink blossoms in a A very compact variety covered deep rose with a white edge. don’t always thrive around here. mass. Spreads to make a clump. with violet blossoms in summer. Plant deep for winter protection. Grows to 20”. Grows to 3’ Not a fave of deer and rabbits. 34” 12”. 3/pk: $12.99 4” Pot: $7.99 4” Pot: $7.99 Pot: $16.99 Stargazer Oriental Lily Gallery Mix Lupine Electric Neon Pink Monarda Sundrops Oenothera Lilium orientale Lupinus hybrid Monarda hybrid Oenothera tetragona

Less hardy. The classic pink and Really beautiful but don’t always Brilliant neon pink blossoms in Bright yellow blossoms for a white, ultra-fragrant Oriental like our soil around here. Grows midsummer. Forms a spreading long time in summer. Spreads. Lily. 36”. 20-24” tall. clump best for mixed gardens. Likes good moisture. 18”. 22”. 3/pk: $6.99 4” Pot: $7.99 Pot: $18.99 4” Pot: $7.99 Tricolor Oriental Lily Minarette Mix Lupine Gardenview Scarlet Monarda Prince of Orange Oriental Poppy Lilium orientale Lupinus hybrid Monarda hybrid Papaver orientalis

Stunning, huge blossoms of Lupine like cool sun and Bee Balm. Great for Outrageous pop of color in yellow, white, and pink. consistent moisture. Allow to hummingbirds. Spreads to make spring. Foliage often looks Fragrant. 43-48”. reseed. Mix of bright colors. a mass. Blooms mid summer. 3 crappy later in the summer. 30” Grows to 2 feet. -4’. 3/pk: $8.99 4” Pot: $7.99 4” Pot: $7.99 Pot: $12.99 52 Perennials Orange Gnome Lychnis Grand Mum Monarda Lychnis arkwrightii Monarda hybrid

Maltese Cross. Brilliant orange Soft mauve-pink blossoms. blossoms for 7 weeks in Fragrant foliage. Great for summer. 12-15” pollinators. Grows to 18”.

4” Pot: $7.99 4” Pot: $7.99 Golden Moneywort Sugar Buzz Berry Taffy Monarda Lysimachia nummularia Monarda hybrid

A low, spreading groundcover Sugar Buzz series. Raspberry- for moist to average soil. Bright pink blossoms, healthy foliage. yellow foliage. Also used as an Grows to 18”. annual vine. 4” Pot: $7.99 4” Pot: $7.99 Bee Pretty Monarda Cat’s Meow Nepeta Monarda Nepeta faassenii

Lavender-blue blossoms on 15 Supposedly the best Nepeta yet. -18” plants. Attracts bees and Stays in a dense, rounded shape. hummingbirds. Sky blue blossoms. Grows 17 -20”. Pot: $14.99 Pot: $16.99 Coral Reef Monarda Cat’s Pajamas Nepeta Monarda hybrid Nepeta faassenii

Very showy pink blossoms in a A very compact variety covered mass. Spreads to make a clump. with violet blossoms in summer. Grows to 3’ Not a fave of deer and rabbits. 12”. 4” Pot: $7.99 Pot: $16.99 Electric Neon Pink Monarda Sundrops Oenothera Monarda hybrid Oenothera tetragona

Brilliant neon pink blossoms in Bright yellow blossoms for a midsummer. Forms a spreading long time in summer. Spreads. clump best for mixed gardens. Likes good moisture. 18”. 22”. Pot: $18.99 4” Pot: $7.99 Gardenview Scarlet Monarda Prince of Orange Oriental Poppy Monarda hybrid Papaver orientalis

Bee Balm. Great for Outrageous pop of color in hummingbirds. Spreads to make spring. Foliage often looks a mass. Blooms mid summer. 3 crappy later in the summer. 30” -4’. 4” Pot: $7.99 Pot: $12.99 53 Perennials Perennials Blackbeard Penstemon Eye Caramba Creeping Phlox Bambini Sweet Tart Phlox Fashionably Early Flamingo Phlox Penstemon Phlox subulata Phlox paniculata Phlox hybrid

Rich black foliage with lavender- Each pink blossom has a deeper A dwarf phlox with glowing pink Blooms earlier than common purple blossoms in early red eye. Smothered with blossoms. Blooms earlier and garden phlox and spreads a bit, summer. Grows to 30” or so. blossoms in spring. Low longer than others. 10-12”. slowly. Healthy foliage. 30-36” growing. 4” Pot: $7.99 4” Pot: $7.99 Pot: $14.99 Pot: $16.99 Various Peony Magenta Sprite Creeping Phlox David Phlox FashionablyEarly Lavender Ice Paeonia Phlox hybrid Phlox paniculata Phlox hybrid

Available from the bare root A new type of creeping phlox A very disease resistant white Blooms earlier than common building. Sarah Bernhardt, Red that spreads less aggresively and tall garden phlox. Grows 3-4’ garden phlox and spreads a bit, Charm ($30), Nippon Beauty, blooms slightly later in spring. 6 tall. slowly. Healthy foliage. 28-32” Kansas, Moonstone. -8” Bare root: $25.00 Pot: $18.99 4” Pot: $7.99 4” Pot: $9.99 Blue Jean Baby Perovskia Purple Sprite Creeping Phlox Flame Red Phlox Opalescence Phlox Perovskia atriciplifolia Phlox hybrid Phlox paniculata Phlox paniculata

A compact variety of Russian A new type of creeping phlox Bright magenta-red blossoms on Luminary Series. Highly resistant Sage. Needs good drainage. that spreads less aggresively and a medium-height, mildew- to mildew. Soft pink blossoms Grows 28-34”. blooms slightly later in spring. 6 resistant plant. 18” with deep pink eye. 30-36”. -8” 4” Pot: $9.99 Pot: $18.99 4” Pot: $7.99 4” Pot: $16.99 Polymorpha Persicaria Ruby Riot Creeping Phlox Glamour Girl Phlox Party Girl Phlox Persicaria polymorpha Phlox subulata Phlox paniculata Phlox hybrid

A huge perennial that does well A newer type of creeping phlox Masses of hot coral pink flowers Blush pink blossoms in here. Showy white plumes in that is more ‘refined,’ whatever in mid to late summer. Very midsummer. Can rebloom. Great summer. Grows 6-7’ tall. that means. Bright pink. 4-8” disease resistant. 32”. mildew resistance. 32”.

Pot: $16.99 Pot: $18.99 4” Pot: $7.99 4” Pot: $9.99 Drummond’s Pink Creeping Phlox Bambini Candy Crush Phlox Laura Phlox Ultraviolet Phlox Phlox subulata Phlox paniculata Phlox paniculata Phlox paniculata

Smothered with deep pink A very compact garden phlox A tall garden phlox. Purple Luminary Series. Dark magenta- blossoms in the spring. A classic with cool striped pink & white blossoms with white eye. Grows violet blossoms on 32-36” Creeping Phlox, growing no blossoms. Grows to 10”. 3-4’ plants. Good health and habit. more than 6” tall. 4” Pot: $7.99 Pot: $14.99 4” Pot: $7.99 4” Pot: $16.99 Emerald Blue Creeping Phlox Bambini Lucky Lilac Phlox Cloudburst Phlox Uptown Girl Phlox Phlox subulata Phlox paniculata Phlox hybrid Phlox hybrid

Cool lavender blossoms on A dwarf garden phlox with lilac- Rich pink blossoms cover the Bred for mildew resistance. Light spreading, low-growing plants. pink blossoms mid-summer. plant in a mound in early pink blossoms with deeper eye. 6” Stays short and compact. 12” summer. Disease resistant. 28” 32-36”.

4” Pot: $7.99 Pot: $14.99 Pot: $18.99 4” Pot: $9.99 54 Perennials Bambini Sweet Tart Phlox Fashionably Early Flamingo Phlox Phlox paniculata Phlox hybrid

A dwarf phlox with glowing pink Blooms earlier than common blossoms. Blooms earlier and garden phlox and spreads a bit, longer than others. 10-12”. slowly. Healthy foliage. 30-36”

Pot: $14.99 Pot: $16.99 David Phlox FashionablyEarly Lavender Ice Phlox paniculata Phlox hybrid

A very disease resistant white Blooms earlier than common tall garden phlox. Grows 3-4’ garden phlox and spreads a bit, tall. slowly. Healthy foliage. 28-32”

4” Pot: $7.99 4” Pot: $9.99 Flame Red Phlox Opalescence Phlox Phlox paniculata Phlox paniculata

Bright magenta-red blossoms on Luminary Series. Highly resistant a medium-height, mildew- to mildew. Soft pink blossoms resistant plant. 18” with deep pink eye. 30-36”.

4” Pot: $7.99 4” Pot: $16.99 Glamour Girl Phlox Party Girl Phlox Phlox paniculata Phlox hybrid

Masses of hot coral pink flowers Blush pink blossoms in in mid to late summer. Very midsummer. Can rebloom. Great disease resistant. 32”. mildew resistance. 32”.

4” Pot: $7.99 4” Pot: $9.99 Laura Phlox Ultraviolet Phlox Phlox paniculata Phlox paniculata

A tall garden phlox. Purple Luminary Series. Dark magenta- blossoms with white eye. Grows violet blossoms on 32-36” 3-4’ plants. Good health and habit.

4” Pot: $7.99 4” Pot: $16.99 Cloudburst Phlox Uptown Girl Phlox Phlox hybrid Phlox hybrid

Rich pink blossoms cover the Bred for mildew resistance. Light plant in a mound in early pink blossoms with deeper eye. summer. Disease resistant. 28” 32-36”.

Pot: $18.99 4” Pot: $9.99 55 Perennials Perennials Pacific Giants Mix Primula Evening Attire Salvia Angelina’s Tea Cup Sedum Ellacombianum Sedum Priumula polyanthus Salvia pratensis Sedum Sedum kamtschaticum

Zone 4. Likes cool, protected Deep, vibrant, violet-blue Sunsparkler series. Bred to stay Spreads fairly vigorously. Forms spots. Amazingly bright colored blossoms in late spring to early neat and compact. Bright a 6-8” mat with yellow blossoms blossoms in spring. 6-10”. summer. Grows 20-22”. yellow-green needle-like foliage midsummer. Super easy. on very low spreader. 3” 4” Pot: $7.99 4” Pot: $9.99 Pot: $16.99 4” Pot: $7.99 Raspberry Splash Pulmonaria Perfect Profusion Salvia Autumn Fire Sedum Firecracker Sedum Pulmonaria hybrid Salvia nemorosa Sedum Sedum

Lungwort. Lovely raspberry and Reblooms well if spent blossoms More or less an improvement Sunsparkler series. Rosy-red blue blossoms in spring, are trimmed off! Icy blue flower over Autumn Joy, with stronger foliage on a very compact, dense followed by spotted silvery spikes start early summer. 16 stems but slightly lighter flower plant. Pink flowers in late foliage. Shade. 12”. -20” color. 18-24”. summer. 6”. Pot: $18.99 4” Pot: $9.99 Pot: $12.99 4” Pot: $9.99 American Gold Rush Rudbeckia Tidal Pool Salvia Cosmic Comet Sedum Lime Zinger Sedum Rudbeckia hybrid Salvia nemorosa Sedum Sedum hybrid

Black-Eyed Susan. Masses of An improvement in habit and Sunsparker series. Low growing Sunsparkler series. Apple green bright yellow daisies in August. flower power over the classic mound of grayish foliage with leaves edged in red in a neat Disease resistant. Grows to 26”. Blue Hills Salvia. 18-20” raspberry-pink blossoms in fall. spreading mound. Grows to 6”. 4” Pot: $14.99 Pot: $16.99 Pot: $16.99 4” Pot: $9.99 Goldsturm Rudbeckia Violet Riot Salvia Dark Magic Sedum Mr. Goodbud Sedum Rudbeckia fulgida Salvia nemorosa Sedum telephium Sedum spectabile

Black-Eyed Susan. Golden- Dark violet blue blossoms in Dark purple leaves, large dark Large flower clusters of deep yellow, daisy-like flowers in fall. June ondense, compact plants. pink blossom heads, sturdy rose in late summer. 15-17”. A brilliant mass of color. Grows Grows to 22”. upright habit. 12-15” 28-36” 4” Pot: $7.99 Pot: $16.99 4” Pot: $9.99 4” Pot: $7.99 Little Goldstar Rudbeckia White Profusion Salvia Dazzleberry Sedum Peach Pearl Sedum Rudbeckia hybrid Salvia nemorosa Sedum Sedum telephium

Smothered with bright yellow A pure white perennial salvia Sunsparkler Series. Smoky gray Unique autumnal colors from daisy blossoms in late summer. that reblooms if you trim off foliage covered with rose burgundy foliage and golden- Grows only 14-16” tall. spent blossoms.16-20” blossoms in late summer. 8”. rose blossoms in fall. 16-20”

Pot: $14.99 Pot: $16.99 4” Pot: $9.99 Pot: $14.99 Bumbleberry Salvia Abbeydore Sedum Dream Dazzler Sedum Pink Bomb Sedum Salvia hybrid Sedum Sedum Sedum

Fuchsia-pink blossoms cover a Deep rose blossoms in summer. Sunsparkler series. Variegated A compact upright sedum mounded plant in early summer. Sedum are easy and love heat pink and purple foliage topped growing only 10-12”. Soft pink 10-12”. and drought. 16-18” with magenta blossoms in fall. blossoms in fall. 8” 4” Pot: $7.99 4” Pot: $7.99 Pot: $18.99 4” Pot: $9.99 56 Perennials Angelina’s Tea Cup Sedum Ellacombianum Sedum Sedum Sedum kamtschaticum

Sunsparkler series. Bred to stay Spreads fairly vigorously. Forms neat and compact. Bright a 6-8” mat with yellow blossoms yellow-green needle-like foliage midsummer. Super easy. on very low spreader. 3” Pot: $16.99 4” Pot: $7.99 Autumn Fire Sedum Firecracker Sedum Sedum Sedum

More or less an improvement Sunsparkler series. Rosy-red over Autumn Joy, with stronger foliage on a very compact, dense stems but slightly lighter flower plant. Pink flowers in late color. 18-24”. summer. 6”. Pot: $12.99 4” Pot: $9.99 Cosmic Comet Sedum Lime Zinger Sedum Sedum Sedum hybrid

Sunsparker series. Low growing Sunsparkler series. Apple green mound of grayish foliage with leaves edged in red in a neat raspberry-pink blossoms in fall. spreading mound. Grows to 6”. 4” Pot: $16.99 4” Pot: $9.99 Dark Magic Sedum Mr. Goodbud Sedum Sedum telephium Sedum spectabile

Dark purple leaves, large dark Large flower clusters of deep pink blossom heads, sturdy rose in late summer. 15-17”. upright habit. 12-15”

4” Pot: $9.99 4” Pot: $7.99 Dazzleberry Sedum Peach Pearl Sedum Sedum Sedum telephium

Sunsparkler Series. Smoky gray Unique autumnal colors from foliage covered with rose burgundy foliage and golden- blossoms in late summer. 8”. rose blossoms in fall. 16-20”

4” Pot: $9.99 Pot: $14.99 Dream Dazzler Sedum Pink Bomb Sedum Sedum Sedum

Sunsparkler series. Variegated A compact upright sedum pink and purple foliage topped growing only 10-12”. Soft pink with magenta blossoms in fall. blossoms in fall. 8” Pot: $18.99 4” Pot: $9.99 57 Perennials Popstar Sedum Gold Nugget Hen & Chicks Sedum hybrid Sempervivum

A dense mound of gray, Chick Charms series. A cool succulent foliage covered with golden color in spring. Color mauve-pink blossoms in early varies throughout the year. 3” fall. Grows 10” tall. Pot: $16.99 4” Pot: $9.99 Powderpuff Sedum Chick Charms Mix Hen & Chicks Sedum hybrid Sempervivum

A medium-short sedum for the The forefront of breeding front edge of your area. Puffy Sempervivum in shades of pink blossoms in a neat mound orange to pink. 3-4” in late summer. 10”. Pot: $14.99 4” Pot: $9.99 Pride and Joy Sedum James Kelway Painted Daisy Sedum hybrid Tanacetum

Dome-shaped mound with gray- Likes full sun and poor soil. green leaves in summer and rosy Bright red daisies with yellow pink blossoms in early fall. 10 centers. 16-18” -12” Pot: $18.99 4” Pot: $7.99 Spellbound Sedum Red Creeping Thyme Sedum hybrid Thymus coccineum

A robust mound of grayish Reddish-pink flowers over a low leaves. Very sturdy stems. Pink mat of tiny, aromatic leaves. buds open to cream. 18-20” Likes sun and drainage. 4”

Pot: $16.99 4” Pot: $7.99 Thunderhead Sedum Pink Potion Veronica Sedum Veronica hybrid

A taller upright sedum with Pure pink vertical flower spikes large, deep rose blossoms in fall. in summer. Seems lovely. 14-16”. Grows to 27”.

Pot: $16.99 Pot: $18.99 Yellow Brick Road Sedum Wizard of Ahhs Veronica Sedum hybrid Veronica hybrid

A low-growing, spreading Deep violet-blue flower spikes in sedum that blooms later than summer. Long blooming. Grows the regular yellow sedum and 14-16”. resists lodging. 6-8” Pot: $16.99 Pot: $18.99 58 Annuals Agastache Artemisia Blue Fortune – a tender Makana Silver – A fast- perennial worth using as an growing mound of silvery annual. Fuzzy blue flower needle-like foliage. 18-24”. spikes give vertical accent. Silver Bullet – a vigorous Grows 30-36”. spiller with silvery-gray leaves. (w/petunia in pic) Silver Bullet

Ageratum Aster Tough and adaptable for full A favorite cutflower. Full sun. sun. Aloha Blue – Grows 6-8” Tower Custom Mix - Grows Blue Mink – Grows 8-12” 28-32” Lovely double blossoms on tall stems. High Tide Blue, White – 18-24” Many colors.

Alyssum Baby’s Breath For spilling out of planters or Gypsy Deep Rose - Forms a as a border in the garden. 4” neat mound of soft, fine, Wonderland White, Giga foliage with tiny pink White blossoms. Full sun. Grows to about 10”. Clear Crystals Purple Shades Clear Crystals Lav. Shades

Amaranthus Bachelor’s Buttons Love-Lies-Bleeding – long Choice Mix - Blue, pink, red, drooping tails of fuzzy red. and white flowers on 24-30” 4’ plants. Petals are edible for Velvet Curtains – New! brightening up a salad. Full Purple leaves and more sun. Kind of tall and spindly upright plumes. 4 feet. habit.

Angelonia Bacopa A heat-tolerant annual with Very popular trailing plant. tiny snapdragon-like flowers. For planters and baskets. Serena series: White, Blue, Sun to shade, but avoid Rose. – grows to 14” tall. extremes of either. Angelface Super White - Megacopa Blue Tall, upright spikes to 30”. Megacopa White

Argyranthemum Begonia, Fibrous Marguerite Daisy. Sun. 14-16” Easy to grow; sun or shade. Grandaisy Red – New! Gin - 8-10”. Pink, bronze foliage. Golden Butterfly Vodka - 8-10”. Red, dark foliage. Super Olympia - Available in Rose, White Butterfly Red, and White. 8-10” Sassy Dbl Deep Rose Granddaisy Red 59 Annuals Annuals Begonia, Fibrous, cont. Browallia Celosia, Cockscomb Dahlia, short Whopper series: Red Green Likes part sun. Looks like a typeFunky blossoms are great for Google for pics. Leaf, Red Bronze Leaf, Rose lavender-blue impatiens, but drying or fresh Dahlietta series: Anna, Emily, Bronze Leaf. Like fibrous not as smothered with arrangements. Julia, Louise, Patty. begonias on steroids. 18-24” blossoms. Vigorous. Tornado Red - 16-24” MegaBoom Berry Blast - New! Dragon Wing Red - Arching Endless Illumination Twisted Red - 16-20” stems. 18-24” Dalaya Fireball - New! 12-16” Whopper Tornado Red Twisted Orange - 16-20” Dalaya Fireball

Begonia, Trailing Calendula Celosia, Plumed type Dahlia, tall Fragrant Falls Peach Bon Bon Orange - Bright First Flame Red - 12-14” Venti series (18”): Funky Pink orange double blossoms on Century Series: Pink, Passionfruit 12” plants. Edible blossoms. I’Conia series - New! Semi- Yellow. Bright plumes. 14”. Hypnotica series (18”): Red, trailing: Miss Miami, Miss Asian Garden - Has grown Lavender Montreal well. Narrow rose-pink Mystic Sparkler - New! dark spikes. 24-28” leaves, pink & yellow Funky Pink Hypnotica Lavender blossoms. Begonia, Tuberous Calibrachoa Cleome Datura Non-Stop Series - Joy Orange, Cabaret Good Night Kiss Loves hot sun. Good source Vigorous and exotic. Grows Joy Yellow, Mocca Deep Red, Superbells Doublette Love of height and color. 3’ tall and wide with big Mocca Joy White, Fire, Pink. Swept Queen series (grows to 4’): white trumpet-shaped blossoms. All parts of the Solenia Series - Chocolate New Varieties in 2021: Rose, White Orange, Salmon Coral plant are poisonous. Superbells series: Coral Sun, Sparkler series (grows to 3’): Fragrant. Oh So Orange Blush, Lavender, Rose, White Solenia Salmon Good Night Kiss Rising Star, Tropical Sunrise

Begonia, Tuberous, Calibrachoa, cont. Coleus Dianthus cont.Dreams Macarose - New! New Varieties in 2021, cont.: Campfire, Chocolate Covered Amazon Neon Purple - 18” Dreams Macarouge - New! Aloha Kona Orange Zest Cherry, Flame Thrower Floral Lace Hearts of Fire - 8” series: Habanero, Salsa Esme Peach - New! Bloomtastic: Purple, Yellow Verde. Great Falls Iguazu, Floral Lace True Rose - 8” Vermillion Red - Awesome. Cha Cha: Diva Hot Pink, Frost Henna, Indian Summer, Vermillion Pink - New! Lemon Inferno, Kong Red, Mint Dreams Macarose Frozen Ice Chameleon Frozen Ice Mocha, Perilla Magilla Amazon Neon Purple

Bells Of Ireland Canna Coleus, cont. Diascia A classic cut-flower and Big leaves for a tropical look. Redhead, Wasabi, Wicked Delicate, charming blossoms. dried flower. Grows to 30”. The President - Classic red. Witch. New varieties: Le The Darla series is one of 48” Freak, Pineapple Brandy, the best performers Ruby Slipper, Golden Gate Cannova Yellow - 30” throughout the summer: Sold in 4-pacs: Wizard Light Pink, Deep Salmon, Cannova Mango - 30” series - Coral Sunrise, Jade, and Dark Red. Cannova Bronze Orange - Le Freak Mosaic; Fairway Rose New! Bidens Castor Bean Cosmos Digiplexis Namid Early Yellow - our Huge, exotic leaves on huge, Loves full sun. Great cutflowers. New! A reblooming form of fave. exotic plants. Likes hot sun. Sonata Mix - Ferny foliage, Foxglove with gorgeous Pretty in Pink The seeds are poisonous, so single blossoms in shades of flower spikes of orange- cut off blossom clusters as pink. Sun Drop Compact Double rose, pink, and white. 24” they appear if you care Illumination Flame Yellow - New! about the kids. Double Click Mix - Dbl flowers in pink shades. 42-46”. Green - Grows 8’ tall. 60 Annuals Celosia, Cockscomb Dahlia, short typeFunky blossoms are great for Google for pics. drying or fresh Dahlietta series: Anna, Emily, arrangements. Julia, Louise, Patty. Tornado Red - 16-24” MegaBoom Berry Blast - New! Twisted Red - 16-20” Dalaya Fireball - New! 12-16” Tornado Red Twisted Orange - 16-20” Dalaya Fireball

Celosia, Plumed type Dahlia, tall First Flame Red - 12-14” Venti series (18”): Century Series: Pink, Passionfruit Yellow. Bright plumes. 14”. Hypnotica series (18”): Red, Asian Garden - Has grown Lavender well. Narrow rose-pink Mystic Sparkler - New! dark spikes. 24-28” leaves, pink & yellow Hypnotica Lavender blossoms. Cleome Datura Loves hot sun. Good source Vigorous and exotic. Grows of height and color. 3’ tall and wide with big Queen series (grows to 4’): white trumpet-shaped Rose, White blossoms. All parts of the plant are poisonous. Sparkler series (grows to 3’): Fragrant. Blush, Lavender, Rose, White

Coleus Dianthus Campfire, Chocolate Covered Amazon Neon Purple - 18” Cherry, Flame Thrower Floral Lace Hearts of Fire - 8” series: Habanero, Salsa Verde. Great Falls Iguazu, Floral Lace True Rose - 8” Henna, Indian Summer, Inferno, Kong Red, Mint Mocha, Perilla Magilla Amazon Neon Purple

Coleus, cont. Diascia Redhead, Wasabi, Wicked Delicate, charming blossoms. Witch. New varieties: Le The Darla series is one of Freak, Pineapple Brandy, the best performers Ruby Slipper, Golden Gate throughout the summer: Sold in 4-pacs: Wizard Light Pink, Deep Salmon, series - Coral Sunrise, Jade, and Dark Red. Le Freak Mosaic; Fairway Rose

Cosmos Digiplexis Loves full sun. Great cutflowers. New! A reblooming form of Sonata Mix - Ferny foliage, Foxglove with gorgeous single blossoms in shades of flower spikes of orange- rose, pink, and white. 24” pink. Double Click Mix - Dbl flowers Illumination Flame in pink shades. 42-46”.

61 Annuals Annuals Dusty Miller Gazania Silvery foliage accent for hot, Heat loving plants with sunny areas. large, striking blossoms in Silver Dust - 16” vivid colors. Grows to 8”. Full sun. New Day series: Clear Orange, Mix, Rose Stripe, Red Stripe

Euphorbia Geranium, Interspecific Loves heat and sun. Masses Calliope series: Crimson of tiny white blossoms for a Flame, Dark Red, Hot Pink, very soft effect. Light Lavender, Lavender Diamond Mountain - 24-36” Splash, Pink Flame, Orange Splash - New!; Caldera Red Diamond Snow - 12-18” Moxie Deep Rose Mega Splash

Felicia, Cape Town Blue Geranium, Ivy Small, true blue daisy Precision series: Dark blossoms with bright yellow Burgundy, Burgundy Ice, centers. Trim off faded Lavender Blue, Flamingo blossoms to keep it Pink, White/Red Eye blooming late into fall. Ivy League Cherry Blossom Grows 8-12”. - New! Flamingo Pink

Foxglove Geranium, Regal Best used as an annual Sometimes called “Martha around here. Can reseed. Washington” geraniums. Gorgeous old-fashioned Elegance series: Burgundy, look. Sold in 4-pacs. Imperial, Lt. Lav. Splash, Camelot Mix - Grows to 3’. Purple Majesty, Red Rose, cream, lavender, and Velvet, Sunrise white blossoms.

Fuchsia Geranium, Zonal Dark Eyes, Swingtime - for Dynamo: Light Pink, Orange baskets. Best on the east Fantasia: Appleblossom, side. Strawberry Sizzle, Fuchsia Gardenmeister - Orange. Berry Upright rather than trailing. Moonlight Light Lavender, Sun or shade. Rosalie Antique Salmon, Strawberry Sizzle Tango Pink Ice Gaura Geranium, Zonal cont. Airy-textured plants with Patriot: Cherry Red, Red flowers that look like Rocky Mountain series: butterflies. Full sun. Dark Red, Violet Belleza Compact Pink - 10-16” Galaxy series: Pink, Purple, Belleza Dark Pink - 12-18” Red, Salmon, Violet, Watermelon, White Galaxy Red 62 Annuals Gomphrena Impatiens, Single, cont. Gomphrena love and need Super Elfin series: Lipstick, heat and sun. Lilac, Clear Mix, Salmon Fireworks – Grows to 3 feet Splash. tall with hot pink blossoms. Accent Deep Pink Pinball Purple - Compact Impreza Cherry Splash plant with small round Pinball Purple purple globes. Grass, Ornamental Impatiens, Sunpatiens Carex: Red Rooster, Toffee Compact: Electric Orange, Twist. Juncus: Blue Arrows, Fire Red, Hot Pink, Royal Twister. Festuca: Festina. Magenta, Purple, Tropical King Tut Cyperus Rose, White. Fountain Grass: Crimson, Vigorous: Orchid, Pink Kiss Green, Fireworks, Vertigo. Crimson Ftn Grass

Heliotrope Kale, Flowering Marine - Grows 12-14”. Rich Glamour Red purple blossoms smell like Nagoya Red Improved. vanilla or cherry pie. Edible but bred for looks. Sun to part shade. The veggie section has kale that look good but are bred for taste.

Hypoestes Lantana Colorful spotted leaves. Extremely sun and drought Needs some sun, but can’t tolerant. Good for handle burning sun. 10-14” containers. Splash Select Red, White. Landmark series: Citrus, Sunrise Rose, Red, White. Bandolero Pineapple - New!

Impatiens, Double & Lavender NewFiesta: GuineaPink Ruffles, Purple, Primavera - New! A form of Sparkler Cherry, Sparkler Hot Spanish Lavender that will Pink. Fiesta Bonita: Burgundy, bloom in the summer. Add Rose, Stardust Lavender to a mixed pot on your patio New Guinea types: Infinity Blushing for color and fragrance. Lilac, Supersonic Deep Scarlet.

Impatiens, Single Lisianthus Beacon series: Bright Red, A wonderful, long-lasting Coral, Orange, Rose, Salmon, cutflower with gorgeous Mix, Violet Shades, White rose-like blossoms. Imara series - Orange, ABC Deep Rose - 18” Orange Star, Purple, Red, Florida Blue - 8-10” Salmon Shades, Tango Mix

63 Annuals Annuals Lobelia Moss Roses (Portulaca) Pansy, Trailing Petunia, Trailing Magadi series: Compact Blue,Basket Loves hot sun and tolerates These trailing pansies have Scoop Cherry Gelato - New! White, Electric Purple drought. Grows 6-8” tall. extra vigor and garden Itsy Magenta - New! Techno: Electric Blue, Large Blue- performance. Violet Happy Hour series - Main Stage Glacier Sky - New! Fuchsia, Lemon, Mix, Cool Wave series: Blue Skies, Early Springs Sky Blue Orange, Peppermint. Golden Yellow, Violet Wing, Durabloom series - New!: Regatta series: Sky Blue, Marine, Raspberry Swirl, Strawberry Electric Lilac, Watermelon. Sapphire, White. Strawberry Swirl Swirl, Mix

Lobularia Nasturtium Pepper, Ornamental Petunia, Trailing Alyssum on steroids. Leaves and flowers are Chilly Chili - Not spicy. Big Deal Pinkadilly Circus Snow Princess - white edible. Too much fertilizer Ornamental fruit turns from Cascadias: Indian Summer, will make the leaves hide the yellow to red. 10” Rim Magenta. Silver Stream - white blossoms. Salsa Purple Yellow - New! Cha Ching Cherry Easy Breezy Pink Jewel Mix - orange, yellow Purple to yellow fruits good Bees Knees - New! Yellow. Moonlight Knight - New! Tip Top Rose - New! Rose for Vikings fans. Very Moonlight Knight Tip Top Rose blossoms. Compact habit. compact plants to 4”. Bees Knees Marigold Nemesia Petchoa Petunia, Trailing 8”: Janie: Bright Yellow, Deep Pretty cool medium-vigor Petunia/Calibrachoa hybrids: Headliner series: Night Sky, Orange, Spry. Happy Harmony trailers. Supercal Cinnamon Pink Sky, Red. 10-14”: Durango Bee, Safari Sunsatia series (trailing): Supercal Caramel - New! Shockwave series: Coral Crush Yellow, Fireball. Lemon, Blood Orange, Supercal Royal Red - New! - New!, Purple Tie Dye - New!, 11-15”: Big Duck Yellow, Zenith Cranberry Red. Supercal Neon Rose White. Red, Zenith Yellow. Supercal Sunray Pink FotoFinish series (New!): Blue, Supercal Caramel Purple Tie Dye Burgundy, Red, White. Marigold, cont. Nicotiana Petunia, Traditional Petunia, Trailing 14”: Inca II: Gold, Orange, Only the Lonely - A Bergeson Carpet series: Compact. Six Easy Wave series: Primrose. Vanilla - 16”. favorite. Grows 3-5’ tall with colors & mix. Blue drooping, white, trumpet Lemon Gem. Ferny foliage. 16” Dreams series: Larger Burgundy Star - New!, shaped flowers. Smells lovely in flowers. Five colors & mix. 18”: Marvel: Orange, Yellow the evening. Rose Fusion - New! Coco Deep Yellow -New! 36” Prism Sunshine, Sugar Daddy, Perfume Mix - 16-18”. Lightly Madness Red Picotee, Rosy Dawn - New! fragrant. Pink, white, purple Evening Scentsation Rosy Dawn mix. Mecardonia Osteospermum Petunia, Traditional Petunia, Trailing Magic Carpet Yellow: A 4D Yellow - New!, Osticade Picobella series: Small flowers. Four Waves: Lavender, Misty spreading mat covered with tiny Trailing Yellow - New! colors & mix. Lilac, Pink, Purple, Tidal yellow blossoms. 2-4” tall. Sunshine Beauty - New! Supercascade series: Blue, Red, Wave Cherry. Rose, White Gold Flake - New! Not sure Flower Power series: Purple Surfinia: Heavenly Blue, how this variety will be Red, Spider White - New! Pretty Flora White, Rose Sumo Pink, Purple different, if at all. Doublecascade Blue, Pink, Orchid Starshine - New! Zion series: Copper - New! Mist Sunshine Beauty Purple Sun Purple Starshine Morning Glory Pansy Petunia, Trailing Petunia, Trailing A vigorous sun-loving vine Delta Premium series: Big Amore Queen of Hearts, Supertunias: Black Cherry, with gorgeous, glowing blossoms in nine colors. Amore Heart & Soul - New!, Bordeaux, Daybreak Charm, blossoms each morning. Frizzle Sizzle Mix, Orange, Ray Black. Latte, Raspberry Rush, Vista Heavenly Blue Lemonberry, Lemonade - Sweetunia series: Johnny Bubblegum, Vista Silverberry, New! Flame, Fiona Flash Vista Paradise, MiniVista Hot President Tyler Pink, MiniVista Violet Star, Rose Blueberry Thrill Crazytunia Moonstruck Vista Bubblegum Vein, Royal Velvet, Sharon. Penny Lane Mix Viola 64 Annuals Pansy, Trailing Petunia, Trailing These trailing pansies have Scoop Cherry Gelato - New! extra vigor and garden Itsy Magenta - New! performance. Main Stage Glacier Sky - New! Cool Wave series: Blue Skies, Golden Yellow, Violet Wing, Durabloom series - New!: Raspberry Swirl, Strawberry Electric Lilac, Watermelon. Strawberry Swirl Swirl, Mix

Pepper, Ornamental Petunia, Trailing Chilly Chili - Not spicy. Big Deal Pinkadilly Circus Ornamental fruit turns from Cascadias: Indian Summer, yellow to red. 10” Rim Magenta. Salsa Purple Yellow - New! Cha Ching Cherry Purple to yellow fruits good for Vikings fans. Very Bees Knees - New! Yellow. compact plants to 4”. Bees Knees

Petchoa Petunia, Trailing Petunia/Calibrachoa hybrids: Headliner series: Night Sky, Supercal Cinnamon Pink Sky, Red. Supercal Caramel - New! Shockwave series: Coral Crush Supercal Royal Red - New! - New!, Purple Tie Dye - New!, Supercal Neon Rose White. Supercal Sunray Pink FotoFinish series (New!): Blue, Supercal Caramel Purple Tie Dye Burgundy, Red, White. Petunia, Traditional Petunia, Trailing Carpet series: Compact. Six Easy Wave series: colors & mix. Blue Dreams series: Larger Burgundy Star - New!, flowers. Five colors & mix. Rose Fusion - New! Prism Sunshine, Sugar Daddy, Madness Red Picotee, Rosy Dawn - New! Evening Scentsation Rosy Dawn Petunia, Traditional Petunia, Trailing Picobella series: Small flowers. Four Waves: Lavender, Misty colors & mix. Lilac, Pink, Purple, Tidal Supercascade series: Blue, Red, Wave Cherry. Rose, White Surfinia: Heavenly Blue, Pretty Flora White, Rose Sumo Pink, Purple Doublecascade Blue, Pink, Orchid Starshine - New! Mist Purple Starshine

Petunia, Trailing Petunia, Trailing Amore Queen of Hearts, Supertunias: Black Cherry, Amore Heart & Soul - New!, Bordeaux, Daybreak Charm, Ray Black. Latte, Raspberry Rush, Vista Sweetunia series: Johnny Bubblegum, Vista Silverberry, Flame, Fiona Flash Vista Paradise, MiniVista Hot Pink, MiniVista Violet Star, Rose Crazytunia Moonstruck Vista Bubblegum Vein, Royal Velvet, Sharon. 65 Annuals Annuals Petunia, Trailing Double Sedum, Lemon Ball Sunflower Vinca, Flowering SweetSunshine Provence, An annual sedum that can be Sunfinity Yellow/Dark Eye Flowering vinca love and need SweetSunshine Burgundy, used as a bright yellow - Grows big. The first hot sun, but otherwise look like Double Wave Blue Velvet, edging plant or as a everblooming sunflower. A impatiens in a smaller plant. Double Wave Pink, compact, aggressive spiller bright spot in the garden. 4 Titan Bubblegum Mix Midnight Gold in planters. Three inches tall feet. and spreads about 12-14”. Tattoo Black Cherry - Cherry pink with purple swirl. Midnight Gold

Phlox, Annual Snapdragon, short Thunbergia Vines 21st Century Patriot Mix Snaptini (6-8”): Rose Black-Eyed Susan Vine. Easy Vinca Vines: Common, Low growing annual in mix Bicolor, Sunglow and vigorous. Wojo’s Gem, Maculata of red, white, and blue Candy Tops Mix (7-8”) Sunny Lemon Star Licorice Vine: Lemon, colors. Full sun. Grows 8-12” Twinny Rose - Double Sunny Orange Wonder Licorice, Petite blossoms. 12”. Tangerine Slice A-Peel Purple Wandering Jew Candy Tops Tower Power White TowerPower White - New! Candy Corn Manettia

Rudbeckia Snapdragon, tall Torenia Vines, cont. Black Eyed Susan. For full Sonnet (18-24”): Mix, Semi-shade. Snapdragon- Silver Falls Dichondra sun. Yellow, Orange Scarlet like blossoms. Kent Beauty Oregano Prairie Sun, Denver Daisy, Rocket (26-36”): Mix, Red Summer Wave Large Sweet Pea Mammoth Mix Amarillo Gold - New!, Madame Butterfly - 26 Amethyst Alternanthera: Little Ruby, Red Cheyenne Gold - New!, Rising -36”. Double blossoms. Threadleaf Sun Chestnut Gold - New! Persian Shield Strobilanthus Amarillo Gold

Salvia Stocks Verbena, Trailing Vines, cont. Vista Red, Mix - 10-12” An old-time flower that Lanai Bright Eye German Ivy, Sprengrei, Tahitian Bridal Veil, Wire Vine Lighthouse Red - 24” blooms in shades of purple, Lascar series: Red Rose, rose, lavender, and white. Sweet Potato Vine (Ipomoea): Evolution Violet - 16-18” Burgundy, Mango Orange, Marguerite, Illusion Emerald Smells great. Doesn’t always Vampire Big Blue - 30-36” bloom all summer. Lace, Solar Power: Black Heart, Red Heart. Medusa Green. Sirius Blue - 12-16” Hot Cakes Mix - New! 10-16”. Lascar Burgundy German Ivy

Salvia, cont. Strawberry, Ornamental Verbena, Trailing, cont. Zinnia Rockin’ Fuchsia - 24-36” Beautiful flowers AND edible EnduraScape series: Blue, Holi - 8”: Scarlet, Pink - New! Roman Red - 28-34” berries! They might come back Dark Purple, Pink Bicolor, Hot Zahara (12-18”): Dbl. Fire, Dbl. over winter if in the ground. Pink, PInk White, Pink Fizz Skyscraper Orange - 24-28” Yellow, Mix, Sunburst Berried Treasure Red - New! Temari Patio Blue – the best Clary Sage Marble Arch Blue Profusion (12-18”): Double Hot Berry Basket Pink II Wicked Mad Magenta - New! Cherry Roman Red Berry Basket Ruby Ann Wicked Mad Magenta Queeny Lime Queeny Lime Mix - 24-30”

Scaevola Strawflower Verbena, Upright Zinnia, cont. A vigorous plant great for Interesting papery blossoms Modern upright form (8-10”): Magellan Cherry - 14”. baskets and containers. Fan- dry very well for crafts. For Obsession Mix Zesty series - (18-24”): Yellow, shaped blossoms. planters and baskets. 6-10” Species form: Mix, Pink, Purple Surdivia Fashion Pink Dreamtime Series: Jumbo Buenos Aires - tall, airy; 36”. Zowie Yellow Flame - 30-36”. Whirlwind Starlight - New! Yellow, Jumbo Rose, Jumbo Red. Gravia Gold - New! Great background filler that will Uproar Rose (36”) Gravia Gold reseed. Uproar Rose Benary’s Giant (40”): Mix, Lime 66 Annuals Sunflower Vinca, Flowering Sunfinity Yellow/Dark Eye Flowering vinca love and need - Grows big. The first hot sun, but otherwise look like everblooming sunflower. A impatiens in a smaller plant. bright spot in the garden. 4 Titan Bubblegum Mix feet. Tattoo Black Cherry - Cherry pink with purple swirl.

Thunbergia Vines Black-Eyed Susan Vine. Easy Vinca Vines: Common, and vigorous. Wojo’s Gem, Maculata Sunny Lemon Star Licorice Vine: Lemon, Sunny Orange Wonder Licorice, Petite Tangerine Slice A-Peel Purple Wandering Jew Tower Power White TowerPower White - New! Candy Corn Manettia

Torenia Vines, cont. Semi-shade. Snapdragon- Silver Falls Dichondra like blossoms. Kent Beauty Oregano Summer Wave Large Sweet Pea Mammoth Mix Amethyst Alternanthera: Little Ruby, Red Threadleaf Persian Shield Strobilanthus

Verbena, Trailing Vines, cont. Lanai Bright Eye German Ivy, Sprengrei, Tahitian Bridal Veil, Wire Vine Lascar series: Red Rose, Sweet Potato Vine (Ipomoea): Burgundy, Mango Orange, Marguerite, Illusion Emerald Vampire Lace, Solar Power: Black Heart, Red Heart. Medusa Green.

Lascar Burgundy German Ivy

Verbena, Trailing, cont. Zinnia EnduraScape series: Blue, Holi - 8”: Scarlet, Pink - New! Dark Purple, Pink Bicolor, Hot Zahara (12-18”): Dbl. Fire, Dbl. Pink, PInk White, Pink Fizz Yellow, Mix, Sunburst Temari Patio Blue – the best Profusion (12-18”): Double Hot Wicked Mad Magenta - New! Cherry Wicked Mad Magenta Queeny Lime Queeny Lime Mix - 24-30”

Verbena, Upright Zinnia, cont. Modern upright form (8-10”): Magellan Cherry - 14”. Obsession Mix Zesty series - (18-24”): Yellow, Species form: Mix, Pink, Purple Buenos Aires - tall, airy; 36”. Zowie Yellow Flame - 30-36”. Great background filler that will Uproar Rose (36”) reseed. Uproar Rose Benary’s Giant (40”): Mix, Lime 67 Vegetables Vegetables Artichoke Cucamelon Lettuce Pumpkin An interesting novelty plant. Also called Mexican Sour Buttercrunch Atlantic Giant - bred for size Big, jagged dinosaur leaves. Gherkin. We really enjoyed Great Lakes - Iceberg type Jack-Be-Little - cute babies The part you eat is the these tiny cucumber-like flower bud; if you don’t pick fruits that look like Cimmaron (Red Romaine) Lumina - white them they open to a pretty watermelons and taste like a Jara (Green Romaine) Racer - a fast-maturing lavender blossom. lemony cuke. Work well in medium Imperial Star baskets or pots. Rouge Vif d’Etamps - deep orange-red, French heirloom Broccoli Cucumber Melons Squash, Summer Yummy and good for you! Boston Pickling, Burpless Watermelon: Cal Sweet Pick small for a tasty, tender Lieutenant - regular #26, Bush Crop, Gherking, Bush, Mambo - New!, Shiny veggie in stir-fries. broccoli Greenlight, Straight Eight, Boy - New!, Sweet Dawn - Noche Zucchini - the green Sweet Success, Ice Crisp, New!,Yellow Doll one. Artwork - 2015 AAS winner. Southern Delight Bears a regular broccoli Canteloupe: Aphrodite, Slick Pik - straight-necked crown and continues to bear Athena, Goldstar yellow summer squash. smaller side shoots. Honeydew: Earlidew Brussels Sprouts Eggplant Onions Squash, Winter A very delicious vegetable Kermit Thai - round green Candy - large and mild Buttercup for those that don’t hate things loved by people from Copra - best storage onion Butternut them. Southeast Asia. Red Carpet - red Acorn Hestia - 2015 AAS Winner. Nadia - The classic fat Consistently bears sweet eggplant. Walla Walla - huge and mild Spaghetti sprouts. Asian Delite - long, skinny Sweet Spanish Yellow, Sweet Dumpling ones White Leeks - delicate flavor Cabbage Ground Cherry Pepper, Bell Sweet Potato Vine Ruby Perfection - red Yum! Related to tomatoes, New Ace - Extra early fave. Georgia Jets - new variety. Stonehead - early ground cherries have a very Snackabelle - mini-bell Sweet potatoes need lots of sweet butterscotch flavor Bravo - late King Arthur - huge bell sun and warm soil to fully and come in a little papery develop in our short Mixed - 3 early, 3 late in a husk. They’re ripe when the Northstar - classic green summers. Should be six-pac berries are golden and fall Orange Blaze, Purple considered experimental. off the plant. Beauty, Sweet Sunrise

Cauliflower Kale Pepper, Hot Tomato Snow Crown - the old- Prizm - AAS Winner. Frilly Big Bomb, Carolina Reaper, Bella Rosa, Better Boy, Big fashioned white one leaves, compact growth. Long Slim Cayenne, Beef, Celebrity, Early Girl, Vikings Mix - mix of bright Scarletbor -Curly, tasty Habanero, Early Jalapeño, Goliath, Lemon Boy, gold and deep purple leaves redden as temps cool. Mucho Nacho Jalapeño, Superfantastic, Prudens cauliflowers Hot Rod Serrano, Thai Purple, Amish Paste, La Toscano - Puckered, Super Hot. Roma, Juliet, San Marzano narrow, blue-green leaves. Tomatillo Super Verde

Celery Kohlrabi Pepper, Sweet Tomato, cherry types Tango - a newer variety that Quickstar - Crispy white Carmen - Our fave. Very Midnight Snack, Chocolate is adaptable and reliably flesh. Harvest when bulbs sweet long Italian type. Cherry - New!, Green Bee - crisp. are about 2” in diameter. Sweet Banana - mild & New!, Sunrise Bumblebee - Celeriac ‘Rowena’ - grown waxy. New!, Rapunzel, Sugar Rush, for its baseball-sized nutty- Sun Sugar Orange, Supersweet Cajun Belle - New! A small 100, Yellow Pear, Tidy Treats, flavored root. Great for bell pepper with a little kick. saute or soups. Five Star Grape. 68 Vegetables Lettuce Pumpkin Buttercrunch Atlantic Giant - bred for size Great Lakes - Iceberg type Jack-Be-Little - cute babies Cimmaron (Red Romaine) Lumina - white Jara (Green Romaine) Racer - a fast-maturing medium Rouge Vif d’Etamps - deep orange-red, French heirloom Melons Squash, Summer Watermelon: Cal Sweet Pick small for a tasty, tender Bush, Mambo - New!, Shiny veggie in stir-fries. Boy - New!, Sweet Dawn - Noche Zucchini - the green New!,Yellow Doll one. Canteloupe: Aphrodite, Slick Pik - straight-necked Athena, Goldstar yellow summer squash. Honeydew: Earlidew Onions Squash, Winter Candy - large and mild Buttercup Copra - best storage onion Butternut Red Carpet - red Acorn Walla Walla - huge and mild Spaghetti Sweet Spanish Yellow, Sweet Dumpling White Leeks - delicate flavor Pepper, Bell Sweet Potato Vine New Ace - Extra early fave. Georgia Jets - new variety. Snackabelle - mini-bell Sweet potatoes need lots of King Arthur - huge bell sun and warm soil to fully develop in our short Northstar - classic green summers. Should be Orange Blaze, Purple considered experimental. Beauty, Sweet Sunrise

Pepper, Hot Tomato Big Bomb, Carolina Reaper, Bella Rosa, Better Boy, Big Long Slim Cayenne, Beef, Celebrity, Early Girl, Habanero, Early Jalapeño, Goliath, Lemon Boy, Mucho Nacho Jalapeño, Superfantastic, Prudens Hot Rod Serrano, Thai Purple, Amish Paste, La Super Hot. Roma, Juliet, San Marzano Tomatillo Super Verde

Pepper, Sweet Tomato, cherry types Carmen - Our fave. Very Midnight Snack, Chocolate sweet long Italian type. Cherry - New!, Green Bee - Sweet Banana - mild & New!, Sunrise Bumblebee - waxy. New!, Rapunzel, Sugar Rush, Sun Sugar Orange, Supersweet Cajun Belle - New! A small 100, Yellow Pear, Tidy Treats, bell pepper with a little kick. Five Star Grape.

69 Herbs Basil Mints Everleaf Green Towers Chocolate Mint, Orange Dolce Fresca - AAS winner Mint, Peppermint, Pineapple Mint, Spearmint Mrs. Burns Lemon Lemon Balm - gentle lemon Purple Ruffles flavor on a plant in the mint Spicy Globe family.

Chives Parsley A tough perennial for sun. Flat Leaf Italian - Attractive lavender blooms. supposedly better flavor than curled parsley. Extra Curled - a lovely ornamental plant as well as being very nutritious.

Cilantro Sage Best planted from seed Common Sage - Might every two weeks. Allowing it come back over winter with to make seeds will get you some protection, or just use coriander, a spice with a it as an annual. very different flavor from the leaf. Cruiser - tidy, upright habit

Dill Stevia Leaves and seeds valuable An annual. The leaves have a for canning and pickling. distinct sweetness and are Fernleaf - fine ferny foliage. used by many to sweeten teas, etc.

Lavender & Rosemary Tarragon, French Both are very tender French Tarragon has a mild perennials here, best grown licorice flavor for soups and as annuals or in a pot that’s dressings. Might survive the brought in for the winter. winter. Munstead Lavender Hill Hardy Rosemary

Marjoram & Oregano Thyme & other stuff Oregano - the classic Italian Common Thyme flavor for tomato sauces. Variegated Lemon Thyme Marjoram - A sweeter form Lemongrass - we’ll try it , of Oregano for Italian but it might not thrive in our cooking. cool climate. Lemon Verbena

70 Bergeson Nursery 4177 County Highway 1 Fertile MN 56540 Three miles south and five miles east of Fertile, MN. 218-945-6988

71 Bergeson Nursery 4177 County Highway 1 Fertile, MN 56540

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