“What’s NEW” at Dayton’s?

Symbol Key 

Full Sun (5+ hours of sun per day) 

Sun/Part Shade (3-4 hours of sun) 

Partial to Full Shade (2 hours or less of sun) 

Deciduous (Sheds leaves in fall) 

Evergreen (Stays green all year round) 

Attracts Butterflies 

Attracts Birds 

Tolerates or will grow in moist to wet soil 

Requires division every 2-3 years 

Fragrant foliage or flowers 

Suitable for Bog Gardens 

Suitable for Container Plantings 

Deer Resistant 

Rabbit Resistant 

Good Cut Flowers 

Letter Symbols: 

C - Containerized plant 

BB - Balled & burlapped 

HG - Heavy Grade (larger) 

FP - Field Pot 

FG - Field Grown 

PP - Pom Pom 

We’re easy to find! 

TIER - Tiered 

PYR - Pyramidal 

K - Clump form 

STK - Staked 

STD - On Standard 

5-15 or 7-1 - Date Available 

Dayton Nursery is easy to find, located about ¼ mile 

North of I-76/224 off Exit #14 (Cleve-Massillon Rd.) 

“What’s NEW” at Dayton’s? 

What’s new is the age old question that 

customers ask every year and while 

some of the “new things” are not as 

visible as last year such as the Owl Barn 

with the green roof and the cascading 

waterfall in Wolf Creek Gardens, you 

will notice more newer varieties of 

plants than ever before as we have to 

admit that the same old stuff year after 

year isn’t all that exciting. 

New Plants 

Two new plants that we’re excited about 

are the Chicago Hardy Fig that does not 

need winter protection and the Pink 

Lemonade Blueberry with its strange 

but beautiful and delicious red fruit. 

our annual flowers. 

This new low energy use greenhouse 

was not on our list of improvements 

when we started construction last year. 

The accelerated construction timetable 

of the greenhouse was the result of the 

failure of some of our long time vendors 

to deliver flowers of the quality we 

expect. 

One aspect of our new production 

capacity of greenhouse flowers that we 

hope you’ll notice is the lower pricing 

of many of our hanging baskets and 

small 4 ½” pots of flowers. 

From the North 

Take 77S/21S to 76/224 E. 

Turn left off Exit 14 

Cleveland-Massillon Rd. 

From the South 

Take I-77/Rt 21N to 224E. 

Turn right off of Exit 14 

Cleveland -Massillon Rd. 

Dayton 

Nursery 

From the East 

Take I-76/224W. Turn right 

off of Exit 14 Cleveland - 

Massillon Rd. 

From the West 

Take I-76/224E. Turn left 

off of Exit 14 Cleveland - 

Massillon Rd. 

Then the list of new perennials just goes 

on and on. The new perennials will all 

be easy for you to identify by the signage 

in our perennial house. 

In the annual flower house, a new 

arrangement of plants in our first bay 

will draw your eye to the wide variety 

of tropical plants available in addition 

to new display racks for our hanging 

baskets so that the baskets are easier to 

view as well as retrieve instead of trying 

to always look up at the hanging baskets 

which have always been on higher 

hangers. 

New things that you won’t see or may 

not notice is our new greenhouse next 

to our irrigation lake that enables us to 

produce more quantity and quality of 

Pick-Your-Own Blueberries 

Finally, we’re looking far ahead into 

the future as our first planting of pickyou-own 

blueberries are growing and 

a second larger patch will be planted 

this year that will serve our Owl Barn 

Market with home-grown blueberries 

and enough for those of you who like 

to pick your own fruits and vegetables. 

To sum it all up, we’re always looking 

ahead to find new and exciting products 

and expanding and refining our 

production methods to reflect locally 

produced and locally marketed and 

sold products. 

Hope to see you soon!

Landscape Design 

We offer a full variety of landscape 

design services and plant material to 

give your home that professional, 

landscaped look. We strive to stay 

away from the so-called “builders 

specials” and mass produced, cookiecutter 

landscapes. Our landscape 

designs can range from design of 

simple foundation plantings to lush 

perennial gardens, water gardens, 

rose gardens and more! We offer 

both a plant-it-yourself approach as 

well as a complete installation and 

design service from start to finish. 

If you would like to get started, stop 

in and pick up a design kit. You can 

also request a design kit to be mailed 

to you by phone or e-mail. 

Plant Availability 

√ Trees & shrubs - Now 

√ Perennials - Last week of April 

√ Roses - Week of May 5th 

√ Annuals/Baskets - May & June 

√ Bare Root Plants - March 20th 

Check out our pricing and 

availability list online! 

Delivery & Installation Service 

For those large or hard to plant trees 

and shrubs, take advantage of our 

delivery and installation services. 

Delivery is free within our delivery 

area on orders of $1,000 or more. 

We’ve expanded our delivery area, 

please call for locations! 

Installation discounts are available 

for large jobs. See installation 

charge chart in back of catalog. 

Plant Warranty 

√ Trees & Shrubs installed by 

US are guaranteed 100% for 

one full year 

√ Trees & Shrubs installed by 

YOU are guaranteed 100% for 3 

months, then 50% for the 

remaining 9 months of the year 

√ Perennials are guaranteed 100% 

for 90 days 

√ Roses are guaranteed 50% 

for 90 days 

√ Annuals, hanging baskets, 

mums, bulbs, aquatic plants 

and seasonal plants are NOT 

guaranteed. 

Table of Contents 

PERENNIALS 1-29 

VINES 29-32 

GROUND COVER 32 

ORNAMENTAL GRASS 32-34 

BULBS 34 

ROSES 35-38 

TREES & SHRUBS 39-69 

SMALL FRUITS 69-73 

FRUIT TREES 74 

ANNUALS 74-76 

TROPICALS 77-78 

Back of catalog: 

TERMS & CONDITIONS 

REFERENCE & OTHER MATERIALS 

Bloom & Grow is a registered trademark 

of Dayton Nurseries, Inc. and a symbol 

for quality assurance in Azaleas. Most are 

propagated and grown right here at the 

nursery in Norton, Ohio so you know 

they are ready for our long and harsh 

Ohio winters. The experts at Dayton 

Nursery have been growing Azaleas since 

1973! 

For quality in 

Azaleas, look for the 

Bloom & Grow tag.

Most perennials available week of 

April 25 th unless otherwise noted by date listed. 

Achillea 

Yarrow 

One of the easiest perennials to grow and a good 

choice for beginners. Keep this plant out of heavy 

moist soils, divide every 2 years in spring or fall 

and remove spent flowers to ensure months of 

color. After flowers fade, cut plant back by half to 

stimulate a second flush of bloom. Perfect for 

areas that are dry and hot. Ferny green leaves. 

Blooms early to mid summer. 

Gypsy White 

zones 4-9 

Gypsy White intermingles well with other plants to 

fill in the middle ground of a combination. This 

Achillea also does well as a nice dried flower. Use 

as a specimen plant, in mass plantings, or in a 

container. It is drought tolerant and can withstand 

dry conditions. Height: 8-12”; Spread: 12-18” 

015571 PW1 $9.99 

Moonshine 

zones 3-8 

Still one of the most popular garden plants today, 

Moonshine is valuable in the landscape because it 

combines well with almost everything. It is a 

terrific foil for many other colors including purple, 

blue, and pink. Its flat-topped, canary yellow 

flower clusters and bright silver foliage light up the 

garden. This is a clump-forming selection that 

blooms over a long period beginning in early 

summer. Plants will rebloom if they are cut back 

after the first round of flowering. Height: 18-24”, 

Spread: 18” 

000010 C1 $7.99 

Saucy Seduction 

zones 3-8 

Part of the Seduction series which are known for 

their sturdy, compact growth habit, long bloom 

period, and interesting flowers. Produces large 

rosy-pink heads with subtle white shading from 

June into August. Height: 24”; Spread: 18-24” 

017169 C1 $7.99 

Strawberry Seduction 

zones 3-8 

Aptly named, this selection produces large clusters 

of luscious strawberry red flowers with a gold 

center, just like the seeds on a real strawberry. 

Strong branched stems and a compact habit. 

Height: 18-24”; Spread: 28-32” 

015285 C1 $7.99 

Sunny Seduction 

zones 3-8 

Sunny Seduction produces large sunny yellow 

flower heads that stand out in your garden. 

Prolifically blooms from June to August. The 

Seduction series are known for their sturdy, 

compact growth habit and long bloom period. 

Height: 24-30”; Spread: 28” 

014261 C1 $7.99 

Aconitum 

Monkshood / Wolfbane 

An excellent plant for full sun or filtered light 

areas. They demand ample moisture but not 

wetness, mulch them so moisture is constant. Keep 

well fertilized, they are especially fond of 

phosphorus. Each flower is shaped like a little 

helmet, hence the common name. Staking is 

recommended if your Aconitum grows fairly tall. 

napellus 

zones 4-8 

Upright spikes of violet-blue flowers from mid to 

late summer when few other blue flowers are in 

bloom. The distinctive, deeply divided, dark green, 

glossy foliage provides interest when the plant is 

not in bloom. Height: 36”; Spread: 18-24” 

000015 C1 $5.99 

Actacea pachypoda 

White Baneberry 

This plant prefers to be grown in light to full shade 

and moist, fertile soil. It is rarely bothered by pests 

or diseases. Caution: the fruits of this plant are 

extremely poisonous if ingested. 

Misty Blue 

zones 3-8 

This lovely native woodland perennial forms a 

sizable multi-stemmed clump of soft blue-green 

foliage and is similar to Cimicifuga in habit. It is a 

dependable, low maintenance, long-lived perennial 

once established. In late spring to early summer, 

small clusters of white flowers are produced just 

above the foliage. These flowers develop into 

panicles of showy white fruits which are borne on 

red pedicels in autumn for 4-6 weeks. 

Height: 24-36”; Spread: 24-36” 

017939 C1 $19.99 

Aegopodium 

Snow-on-the-Mountain 

A vigorous ground cover that does well on banks, 

hard to maintain places or planted under larger 

woody trees and shrubs. At the end of a hot, dry 

summer, just run the lawn mower over it and water 

it deeply a few times to encourage fresh new 

growth. AKA Bishop Weed and Gout Weed. 

podagraia Variegatum 

zones 3-8 

Strong ground cover with white and green leaves. 

Height: 6-14”, Spread: 20” 

000020 Q $3.99 

011952 C1 $5.99 

Agastache 

Mexican Giant Hyssop 

or Hummingbird Mint 

Use in mixed patio containers, window boxes, 

and landscapes Deadheading should not be 

necessary, you can trim back old flower stems 

if you feel they are unsightly. 

mexicana Alcapulco 

zones 5-10 

A new series of season-long blooming flowers 

produced in 3 different colors: ‘Orange’, ‘Rose’ 

and ‘Salmon & Pink’. The foliage on this compact 

plant have a nice lemon scent. Height: 14-20”, 

Spread: 15” 

013330 P6.5 $6.99 

Ajuga 

Bugleweed 

Rapid growing ground cover with upright flowers 

blooming April through May. Spreads vigorously 

and is thus recommended for filling large areas like 

banks and hillsides. It also makes a great under 

planting for a number of Hosta varieties. Prefers 

partial shade to full shade but will grow in sun if 

constant moisture is provided. 

Black Scallop 

zones 4-10 

Beautiful, scalloped, dark burgundy foliage appears 

almost black. The deep blue flower spikes are 

shown off nicely against the dark foliage. 


012682 C1 $6.99 

Burgundy Glow 

zones 3-10 

The tri-color foliage: cream, pink and burgundy, is 

a show stopping complement to the medium blue 

flowers that bloom abundantly in mid and late 

spring. Can be planted in any type of shade but it 

does best in part shade. Ht: 6”, Spread: 6-10” 

008818 C1 $7.99 

Dixie Chip 

zones 3-10 

You'll love this colorful variation with green, 

cream, and rose-purple variegated foliage! From 

mid to late spring, short spikes of violet blue 

flowers stand upright above the low, spreading 

foliage. Makes a great weed-suppressing 

groundcover in the landscape. Height: 3-4”; 

Spread: 8-10” 

015253 C1 $6.99 

Sparkler 

zones 6-9 

A sparkly new variegated variety with dark green, 

shiny foliage covered in creamy-white splashes. 

Come winter, the variegated foliage takes on 

amazing pink tones. Warm weather brings out even 

more variegation. Lovely blue flowers in spring. 


017726 C1 $7.99

Alcea 

Hollyhock 

Recapture the charm of yesterday’s cottage gardens 

with towering spikes of hollyhocks. This is an oldfashioned 

plant often seen growing alongside older 

farmhouses where it can reseed freely. May need 

staking if not planted next to fence or wall. Cut 

spent flower stems near the ground for best plant 

growth and re-bloom. Can grow under Black 

Walnut trees. Biennial. 

rosea Chater’s Series 

zones 2-8 

Tall spikes of flowers bloom in June and July. 

Plant with Baby’s Breath, Butterfly Bush, Globe 

Thistle and Coreopsis for a great effect. 

Height: 60”, Spread: 18-24” 

Double Pink 004550 C1 $6.99 

Double Mix 000034 Q $3.99 

Purple 010049 C1 $6.99 

Scarlet 000035 C1 $6.99 

Yellow 000037 C1 $6.99 

rosea Fiesta Time 

zones 2-9 

This vibrant selection produces relatively short 

spikes of double, cerise pink, fringed blossoms 

beginning in midsummer. This is a first year 

flowering perennial. One of the few plants that 

will grow under a Black Walnut tree. Height: 36”; 


015375 C1 $6.99 

Mars Magic 

zones 3-9 

Bright red, single flowers are produced on tall, 

sturdy stalks in midsummer. Other than their 

fabulous blossoms, one of it’s best traits is that the 

plants are truly perennial (not biennial) and they 

bloom the first year! Height: 60-72”; Spread: 24” 

0017170 C1 $6.99 

Peaches & Dreams 

zones 3-9 

Tall, stately flower spikes packed with lots of 

large, fully double blooms of creamy peach/pink, 

some with a tinge of raspberry pink. Height: 4-6’ 

005545 C1 $6.99 

Polarstar 

zones 3-9 

Single, white flowers with a yellow eye are 

produced on tall stalks in mid-summer. 


017171 C1 $6.99 

Amsonia 

Blue Star 

Plant it in full sun or partial shade and moist soil 

of average fertility. Cutting the stems back to 

within 6-8" of the ground after flowering will 

result in fuller growth. 

Blue Ice 

zones 3-9 

This selection of Amsonia bears gorgeous plump 

navy blue buds in late spring, opening to vivid 

periwinkle blue, star-shaped flowers. Bright green, 

compact, clumping foliage. Adds a billowy, finely 

textured element to the landscape. Height: 12-16”; 


018008 C1 $8.99 

Anemone 

Windflower 

The attractive flower buds bloom late, providing an 

unexpected show that adds grace to the often tired 

looking late-summer garden. Maple-like leaves. 

Honerine Jobert 

zones 4-9 

One of the best perennials for late season color! 

The pure white flowers with bright yellow centers 

bloom atop graceful stems from late summer until 

the first hard frost. Height: 36-48”; 


000078 C1 $8.99 

Party Dress 

zones 4-8 

A staple item for the fall border, Party Dress is an 

outstanding hybrid with attractive, glossy green 

foliage. Fluffy pink double flowers, up to double 

the size of most other Japanese Anemones, are 

produced prolifically beginning in late summer. 

Height: 36-38”; Spread: 18-24” 

014270 C1 $10.99 

Pink Saucer 

zones 4-8 

One of the earliest blooming anemones available, 

Pink Saucer begins producing large, elegant rosypink 

flowers in June and continues into early fall. 

The long-lived, easy to grow plants reach 2-3 feet 

tall and prefer afternoon shade. Height: 24-36”; 


015254 C1 $7.99 

Aquilegia 

Columbine 

The flowers on this plant will reach a height of 3 

times that of the foliage. Plant a wide variety of 

these plants and see what interesting and natural 

hybrids may develop. Blooms May through June. 

Bierdemeier Mix 

zones 3-9 

A lovely array of large, upright flowers in 

mixed colors. Very neat plant with a compact 

habit. Height: 24”, Spread: 18” 

000084 C1 $6.99 

flabellata Blackcurrant Ice 

zones 3-9 

This true dwarf species is compact and wellbranched 

with blue-green foliage that is reportedly 

less prone to insect damage than other species. 

The bicolor, short spurred flowers have creamy 

yellow corollas enrobed in rich purple petals. 

Height: 6-12”; Spread: 9-12” 

015286 C1 $5.99 

Songbird Series Mix 

zones 3-9 

This mixed Aquilegia will brighten up any garden. 

An abundance of deep colored flowers bloom in 

spring and last for a long time. Height: 18-30”; 


015255 C1 $6.99 

Sunshine 

zones 3-9 

A wonderful bright yellow selection with large 

double flowers and long attractive spurs. Very 

floriferous. Plants prefer moist, well-drained soil 

and grow best in partial shade. Height: 24-28” 

017938 C1 $5.99 

Arabis caucasia 

Rockcress 

Excellent for rock gardens or edging.. Blooms 

April through June. 

Snow Fix 

zones 3-8 

This selection forms a mounding cushion of olivegreen 

leaves, bearing masses of sweetly fragrant, 

small snow-white flowers for several weeks. 

Drought tolerant once established. Shear plants 

lightly after blooming in order to maintain a bushy, 

compact habit. Height: 4-6”; Spread: 12-20” 

015256 C1 $5.99 

Arenaria 

Sandwort 

The perfect substitute for moss in sunny areas! 

Great for filling between stepping stones or for 

rock gardens. Mix with spring flowering bulbs. 

montana Avalanche 

zones 4-8 

Develops a dense mass of fine stems clothed with 

tiny gray-green leaves and an abundance of small 

white flowers in early summer. More floriferous 

and larger flowers than the species. Height: 4-6”, 


011118 C1 $5.99 

Armeria 

Seathrift/Sea Pink 

Low tufted foliage and globe-shaped flowers. 

Deadheading will prolong flowering. 

Blooms May through June. 

pseudarmeria Bee’s Ruby 

zones 3-8 

Low tufted rosette foliage with globe-shaped, rosy 

pink flowers. Height: 16-18” 

009050 C1 $7.99 

maritima Bloodstone 

zones 3-8 

It’s bright cherry blossoms are unusually deep in 

color and its glossy foliage looks great all season 

long! Height: 10”, Spread: 12” 

000099 C1 $5.99 

Splendens 

zones 2-8 

Light pink flowers appear in abundance in early 

May atop grassy deep green foliage. Height: 6-8” 

000102 Q $3.99 

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Artemisia 

Wormwood/Silver Mound 

Erect mahogany brown stems and blackish-green 

foliage topped with tiny creamy-white flowers. 

Some of the most easily grown plants in the world 

of perennials. They tolerate exposure to sunlight 

and wind. Well-drained soil is best. 

schmiditiana 

Silver Mound 

zones 3-8 

A non-flowering, fragrant plant whose distinctive 

dome of lacy, gray aromatic foliage provides more 

than enough interest to recommend it. It has many 

applications in the garden including: edging, rock 

gardens, pots or a filler plant for hot, dry areas. It 

has long been one of the most popular silver 

foliage plants. Height: 8-10”, Spread: 10-15” 

009180 C1 $7.99 

Aruncus 

Goats Beard 

The foliage is durable and very decorative. Will do 

best in a shady, moist location. 

Misty Lace 

In early summer, large, creamy white, feathery 

plumes are produced on dark red stems atop 

compact mounds of Astilbe-like foliage. The effect 

is similar to that of a large Astilbe and it can be 

used in a similar manner in the landscape. Simply 

stunning en masse! Height: 18-24”; Spread: 18-24” 

018010 C1 $10.99 

Asclepias 

Butterfly Flower/Milkweed 

They are slow to start in spring so mark your plants 

well so you dont be-head them during early spring 

cultivation and clean up. Blooms July and August. 

Hello Yellow 

zones 3-8 

This drought tolerant species makes a 20” tall x 

24” wide mound of stems clothed with index 

finger-sized green leaves and topped in late spring 

with branched spikes of golden flowers… a 

butterfly favorite. Great nectar source for many 

butterflies. Height: 20”; Spread: 24” 

014140 C1 $7.99 

tuberosa 

zones 3-9 

This native Butterfly Weed has brilliant orangered 

flowers that are excellent for cutting and 

attractive to bees and hummingbirds. Height: 24” 

000115 C1 $6.99 

Aster 

Hardy Aster 

If pinched until mid-July,.the plants will be heavier 

blooming and probably will not need staking. 

Serves as a butterfly nectar source. Blooms July 

through August. 

Blue Autumn 

zones 3-8 

Aster 'Blue Autumn' is covered with hundreds of 

daisy-like deep blue flowers in late summer and it 

puts on a spectacular show through fall. The 

healthy dark green foliage has a compact mounding 

habit and is very resistant to mildew. It also attracts 

butterflies! Height: 12-20” 

015287 C1 $9.99 

Wartburg Star 

zones 3-8 

Bright lavender-blue flowers with a yellow center. 

Height: 12-15” 

000127 C1 $5.99 

Woods Blue or Light Blue 

zones 3-8 

Selected for it’s dwarf, compact habit and excellent 

resistance to mildew and rust. Makes a terrific 

accent to fall blooming grasses. Will not require 

staking. Light blue flowers mid to late summer. 

Height: 12-16”, Spread: 15-20” 

005719 C1 $6.99 

Woods Pink 

zones 3-8 




staking. Pink flowers mid to late summer. 

Height: 12-16”, Spread: 15-20” 

000128 C1 $6.99 

Woods Purple 

zones 3-8 




staking. Purple flowers mid to late summer. 

Height: 12-16”, Spread: 15-20” 

005721 C1 $6.99 

Astilbe 

Spirea/Feather Flower 

Fluffy spikes on ferny foliage blooming in June 

and July. Varieties vary in size, shape, bloom 

color, bloom time and leaf color. The flower heads 

last longer if they are planted to avoid the 

afternoon sun. Some have green leaves, other 

bronze, some are shiny while others have a matte 

finish. 

Deutschland (japonica group) 

zones 4-9 

White blossoms atop medium to dark green 

foliage. Height: 14-24”, Spread: 36-48” 

000137 C1 $6.99 

Drum & Bass 

zones 4-9 

A member of the new music series, ‘Drum & Bass’ 

produces medium to bright pink plumes starting in 

mid-summer. Large, bright green foliage. This 

variety is the most floriferous of the music series. 

Height: 18-24”, Spread: 18-24” 

013683 C1 $8.99 

Fanal (arendsii group) 

zones 4-9 

Deep blood red flowers with very dark green 

foliage. Height: 24”, Spread: 20” 

000141 C1 $6.99 

Key Largo 

zones 3-8 

A seedling of 'Sprite' with bright raspberry pink, 

slightly fragrant, open triangular plumes on red 

stems. Long blooming… from mid to late summer. 

Finely dissected green foliage darkens as it ages. 

Vigorous grower. Height: 16-18”, Spread: 12” 

012131 C1 $7.99 

Key West 

zones 3-8 

A fantastic new Astilbe that displays dark 

burgundy foliage with shimmering carmine-red 

flowers. Also produces twice as many flowers than 

other types of Astilbes!! Height: 16-20” x 12” 

010875 C1 $9.99 

Little Vision in Pink 

zones 3-8 

A new dwarf form of Vision in Pink with compact 

rich dark green foliage. Little Vision in Pink is 

very floriferous with thick sturdy stems and upright 

plumes of pink flowers. Grows best in moist soils 

and semi-shade. Height: 14-16” 

017985 C1 $9.99 

Little Vision in Purple 

zones 3-8 

A new dwarf form of Vision in Pink with compact 

rich dark green foliage. Little Vision in Pink is 

very floriferous with thick sturdy stems and upright 

plumes of raspberry-purple flowers. Grows best in 

moist soils and semi-shade. Height: 14-16” 

017940 C1 $9.99 

Milk & Honey 

zones 4-9 

Creamy white plumes turn light pink as they age. 

Blooms in mid to late summer. Bushy foliage 

appears slightly marbled with green and silver 

when it's young, then turns solid green as it 

matures. Height: 30”, Spread: 18-20” 

012132 C1 $9.99 

Ostrich Plume 

zones 4-9 

Rich coral-rose, arching plumes are very large, 

open, and drooping; very different than typical 

astilbe flowers. Blooms in midsummer. 


003794 C1 $6.99 

Rhythm & Beat 

zones 3-8 

Shimmering purple-pink plumes start blooming 

early summer atop dark green foliage. Very rich 

flowering with full plumes. Height: 16-20” 

015423 C1 $8.99 

Rise & Shine 

zones 4-9 

Offers superior genetics that result in a more solid 

root structure and more vibrant flower colors. 

Large, 8 inch hot pink plumes in mid-summer are 

very strong and do not require staking. 


013282 C1 $9.99 

Rock & Roll 

zones 3-8 

Puffy white plumes with a pyramidal shape. 

Blooms in early summer. Large, coarsely textured, 

dark green foliage and reddish stems. Height: 20”; 


015424 C1 $8.99 

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Sprite 

zones 4-9 

Absolutely stunning with arching open flower 

clusters of a delicately pleasing shell pink color. 

Leaves are bronzy-green, especially upon 

emergence. Height: 12”, Spread: 12” 

000159 C1 $7.99 

Visions in White 

zones 4-8 

Soft white flowers float above lacy green foliage. 

The bright clear flowers reflect dappled sunlight in 

woodland gardens for a dazzling effect. 


014271 C1 $8.99 

Younique Carmen 

zones 4-9 

Members of the Younique Series offer a higher 

flower scape count and compact foliage. Fast 

growing plants quickly form a nice mound of petite 

foliage topped by bunches of fragrant, fuchsia-red 

plumes. Height: 16-20”; Spread: 16-20” 

015425 C1 $7.99 

Younigue Cerise 

zones 4-9 



growing plants quickly form a nice mound of 

petite foliage topped by bunches of fragrant, 

cherry pink plumes. Height/Spread: 16-20” 

015426 C1 $7.99 

Younique Silvery Pink 

zones 4-9 



growing plants quickly form a nice mound of petite 

foliage topped by bunches of fragrant, pale pink 

plumes. Height: 16-20”; Spread: 16-20” 

015427 C1 $7.99 

Baptisia 

Blue False Indigo 

Baptisia australis is native to the prairies of North 

America, so it is easy to grow and will thrive with 

little maintenance. There are many potential 

applications in the landscape including meadow 

plantings, as a backdrop in borders, or as a 

specimen. Plants are very long-lived once 

established. 

australis 

zones 3-9 

A distinctive perennial with showy indigo-blue 

flowers carried on tapering spikes up to 1ft. long. 

They are held just above the dense, bushy mounds 

of soft blue-green foliage. The blooms appear from 

mid to late spring, followed by 2-3 in. long, black 

seed pods which remain attractive well into winter. 

They can be dried for use in arrangements. 

Height/Spread: 36-48” 

000168 C1 $9.99 

Bellis 

English Daisy 

Will do great in light shade with some moisture. 

Blooms April-May 

Habanero Rose 

zones 4-8 

Rose colored button-like blooms are sometimes 

pink to white in color. Will do great in light shade 

with some moisture. Height: 4-8”; Spread: 4-6” 

007060 C1 $5.99 

Pomponette Mix 

zones 5-9 

Rosettes of dark green leaves topped by extra 

double flowers of deep rose, white, and pink in 

spring and early summer. Height: 6”, Spread: 6” 

000171 C1 $5.99 

Bergenia cordifolia 

Saxifraga 

Attractive cabbage-like foliage makes a very 

decorative ground cover, rockery plant or adds a 

lush element to the perennial border. Blooms mid 

to late spring. 

Winter Glow 

zones 3-8 

Its foliage is noted for its excellent red-purple 

fall and winter color. Spring flowers are red 

and will re-bloom in fall. Height: 12-15” x 12” 

009645 C1 $6.99 

Bletilla 

Hardy Ground Orchid 

Prefers a cool woodland or shady rock garden 

setting with well-drained soil. Produces slow 

spreading underground rhizomes. Protect from late 

spring frosts and mulch in colder climates. 

striata 

zones 5-9 

Shiny, narrow, foot long foliage and deep purplishpink 

blooms. Height: 18-24” 

000175 C1 $7.99 

Brunnera macrophylla 

False Forget-Me-Not 

This plant self sows easily, and the resulting 

seedlings have deep roots. Plant prefers cool 

summers, protection from wind and partial sun, 

even though it will grow in full shade. Also called 

Siberian Bugloss. 

macrophylla 

zones 3-8 

This straight species is still one of the best 

available! It is a vigorous grower, quickly 

spreading to form mounds of green, heart-shaped 

leaves. From mid to late spring, lovely baby blue, 

forget-me-not type flowers are produced in 

panicles just above the foliage. Height: 12-18”, 


000177 C1 $9.99 

Jack Frost 

zones 3-8 

Best noted for its silvery, heart-shaped leaves with 

green veins and edges. Also bears blue flowers 

with a yellow center. Height: 12-18” x 12-18” 

007309 C1 $19.99 

King’s Ransom 

zones 3-8 

King’s Ransom displays a wide, creamy yellow 

margin and light cream frosting over the remainder 

of the silver leaves. After the dainty blue forgetme-not 

type flowers are produced in spring, the 

margins lighten to creamy white. Is a bit smaller 

than Jack Frost, making it perfect for combination 

planters. Height: 10-12”; Spread: 12-15” 

014333 C1 $21.99 

Looking Glass 

zones 3-8 

A sibling of Jack Frost, this one creates the 

illusion of glass sparkling in a shaded woodland 

setting. Handsome silvery appearance. A 

collectors item! Height: 15-18”, Spread: 15-18” 

009767 C1 $19.99 

Buddleia 

Butterfly Bush 

For best flowering, cut back the entire bush in early 

spring to about 1/3 of its original height. They are 

profuse bloomers with gray-green to dark green 

leaves and large, fragrant (honey scented) 6-8” 

long flower heads that are very attractive to 

butterflies. Blooms July to Fall. 

Adonis Blue 

zones 5-9 

Finally, colorful buddleia varieties that won’t 

crowd their neighbors! Adonis Blue is roughly 1/3 

of the size of other cultivars, perfect for smaller 

gardens and the mixed border. Produces deep blue 

flowers of good size and with a delightful 

fragrance. Height: 36-60”, Spread: 36-60” 

013750 P5 $12.99 

Attraction (davidii group) 

zones 5-10 

The closest to a true red buddleia available. 

'Attraction' sports panicles up to 1 foot long of rich 

purplish-red flowers from late summer into fall. 

Don't be fooled by the deep purple buds, these 

flowers are even more red than 'Royal Red'. 

Height: 72-96”, Spread: 72-96” 

005547 C1 $12.99 

Bicolor 

zones 5-10 

The first buddleia ever to offer two completely 

different colors on the same inflorescence! 

Fragrant, lavender and butterscotch yellow flowers 

blend together for a fascinating bicolor effect. 

Panicles grow up to 10 inches long and show up 

well against the clean gray-green foliage. 

Height: 72-96”, Spread: 72-96” 

013419 C1 $10.99 

Black Knight 

zones 5-10 

A vigorous butterfly bush whose long, dark-purple 

flower spikes contrast nicely with its gray-green 

leaves. It’s fragrant flowers bloom throughout the 

growing sea son. Height: 72” x 48-60” 

000465 C1 $9.99 

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Butterfly Heaven 

zones 5-10 

A highly floriferous selection with a well-branched 

habit and very large, fragrant blossoms. In trials, 

the lilac purple flower panicles measured a full 12 

inches long on the first round of blooms, followed 

by slightly smaller 8-10 inch panicles in late 

summer. The new foliage of this variety is silvery 

grey, while the mature leaves are green. 


013420 C1 $12.99 

Lo & Behold BLUE CHIP 

zones 5-10 

A new series of miniature Butterfly Bush that is 

only 24” tall and forms a tidy mound. Unlike other 

Butterfly Bush, this series is continuous flowering. 

That’s right, continuous flowering without the need 

to prune or deadhead! The flower color is bluish. 

Height: 20-24”; Spread: 20-24” 

014264 C1 $14.99 

014268 C3 $29.99 

Miss Ruby 

zones 5-10 

A charming plant that displays bright pink blooms 

that attract butterflies and hummingbirds. Unlike 

other Buddleias, this plant has silvery leaves that 

really compliment the flower color. Height: 48- 

60”; Spread: 36-48” 

015512 P5 $12.99 

Peacock 

zones 5-10 

A colorful Buddleia that won’t crowd it’s 

neighbors! Peacock is perfect for smaller gardens 

and the mixed border. Produces rich pink blooms, 

and the largest blooms among the series. 

Height: 36-60”, Spread: 36-60” 

013755 P5 $12.99 

Pink Delight 

zones 5-10 

This cultivar has the largest flower spikes of any 

variety. The bright pure pink flowers contrast 

beautifully with the distinctive gray-green foliage. 

Flowerheads are much larger than older varieties 

and can be 15-18" long. Height: 72”; Spread: 60” 

000474 C1 $9.99 

Purple Emperor 

zones 5-10 

A colorful Buddleia that won’t crowd it’s 

neighbors! Purple Emperor is perfect for smaller 

gardens and the mixed border producing large 

mauve-purple flowers in summer. Height: 36-60”, 


013756 P5 $12.99 

Royal Red 

zones 5-10 

A spectacular cultivar whose extremely long, 

fragrant, purple-red flower clusters weep softly 

over it’s green leaves. Height: 48-60” x 48-60” 

000475 C1 $9.99 

White Profusion 

zones 5-10 

Clear large white flower spikes bloom in summer 

on this butterfly magnet! Height: 60-72” 

000477 C1 $9.99 

Campanula 

Bellflower/Harebell 

Prefers moderately rich, well-drained soil in full 

sun or partial shade. Poor winter drainage can 

result in crown rot. Keep watered in the summer 

and fertilize regularly. Blooms July to September. 

Birch Hybrid 

zones 4-8 

A profusion of lavender-blue, 1 inch long, fluted 

bell-shaped flowers smother the bright evergreen 

foliage from late spring to late summer if 

deadheaded regularly. Height: 4-6”, Spread: 20” 

003317 C1 $6.99 

Blue Clips 

zones 3-8 

A profusion of violet-blue, cup-shaped upward 

facing flowers gracefully cover the dark green 

foliage from late spring to late summer if 

deadheaded. Height: 8”, Spread 12-24” 

000480 Q $3.99 

005003 C1 $5.99 

Dwarf Pink 

zones 5-9 

Although not as dwarf as the name implies, the 

plants are more compact and more floriferous than 

other varieties. Large vivid star-shaped pink 

flowers bloom in terminal clusters over a long 

bloom time. Height: 18-24” 

017941 C1 $5.99 

Pearl Deep Blue 

zones 3-8 

A profusion of cup-shaped, upward-facing, 2 inch 

wide, vivid blue-violet flowers with lighter centers 

float above the mound of dark green foliage from 

late spring to late summer if deadheaded regularly. 

Forms compact, uniform clumps making it a good 

choice for edging, containers, the front of borders, 

or growing among rocks Tends to be more compact 

than other carpaticas and blooms 2-3 weeks 

earlier. Height: 8”; Spread: 12-24” 

007541 C1 $6.99 

Samantha 

zones 5-9 

This award winning plant forms lovely mats of 

foliage displaying unusual and charming blueviolet, 

1” wide flowers, which face upwards. 

Re-blooms sporadically with deadheading. A slow 

spreader that is great for well-drained border in 

partial shade to full sun. Excellent for container 

production. Height: 7-8”; Spread: 18” 

017727 C1 $8.99 

White Clips 

zones 3-8 

A profusion of cup-shaped, upward-facing, white 

flowers gracefully cover the dark green foliage 

from late spring to late summer if deadheaded 

regularly. Forms compact rounded clumps making 

it a good choice for edging, containers, the front of 

borders, or growing among rocks. Height: 8”; 


000484 Q $3.99 

000485 C1 $6.99 

Centaurea 

Bachelor Button / Cornflower 

Blooms May through June. Deadheading flowers 

will promote new growth and keep the plant tidy. 

Somewhat drought tolerant. 

montana Blue 

zones 3-8 

Blue button flowers bloom in late spring. 


009178 C1 $4.99 

Cerastium tomentosum 

Snow-in-Summer 

A low growing, mat-forming perennial with tufts 

of narrow, silver-gray leaves. Blooms May to June 

with white blooms that resemble snow. 

Silver Carpet 

zones 3-8 

Single white spring flowers are borne on a silverygray 

carpet of leaves, hence the name “silver 

carpet”. Enjoys a sunny, well-drained, dry location. 

Prune back after blooming. Height: 3-4”; 


015264 Q $3.99 

011113 C1 $5.99 

Yo-Yo 

zones 3-7 

This variety has woolly-gray foliage which is best 

used as a ground cover or rock garden. This 

variety avoids the two major drawbacks of the 

species, scraggly growth and rampant invasiveness. 

Its white flowers appear in late spring and early 

summer. Height: 6”, Spread: 48” 

000497 C1 $5.99 

Ceratostigma 

Dwarf Plumbago 

plumbagnoides 

zones 5-9 

Foliage turns deep mahogany in fall. Peacockblue 

flowers are present in late summer until the 

first hard frost. A terrific ground cover! Ht: 8-12” 

000498 C1 $8.99 

Chelone obliqua 

Turtlehead 

obliqua 

zones 5-9 

An erect, clump-forming perennial that loves 

moist, swampy areas. Hooded, snapdragon-like, 

deep rose flowers appear in tight, spike-like 

terminal racemes from late summer into autumn. 

Flowers purportedly resemble turtle heads. 

Coarsely-toothed, lance-shaped, dark green leaves. 

Height: 24-36”, Spread: 12-24” 

004961 C1 $6.99 

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Cimicifuga 

Black Snakeroot 

Native to the edges of woodlands in eastern North 

America, Cimicifuga performs best in partial shade 

and moist, organically enriched soil. Water supply 

should remain constant throughout the spring, 

summer and autumn. 

Hillside Black Beauty 

zones 4-8 

Masses of striking, dark purplish-black foliage 

contrasted by long, white bottlebrush blooms 

fascinates the eye and peaks everyone's curiosity. 

The darkest Cimicifuga to date, 'Hillside Black 

Beauty' is truly a collector's item. Height: 48-84”, 


000517 C1 $25.00 

Convallaria majalis 

Lily of the Valley 

Plants should be gently divided in early spring. 

Good for naturalizing a woodland area, especially 

where the soil is moist. Blooms May through June. 

majalis 

zones 2-9 

Bears dainty white, bell-shaped flowers which are 

very sweet smelling and bloom in early spring. 


013327 Q $4.99 

Coreopsis 

Tickseed 

Tickseed are easy to place, requiring only a sunny 

spot with average garden soil. Give the thread-leaf 

types a hard shearing to promote re-bloom. 

Blooms June to July. 

Baby Sun 

zones 5-10 

Single, golden yellow flowers with a dark yellow 

and red eye. Height: 16”; Spread: 16” 

005249 Q $3.99 

005326 C1 $6.99 

Cosmic Eye 

zones 5-9 

Bicolor flowers of burgundy-red with bright yellow 

tips and golden yellow centers bloom atop this Big 

Bang series introduction. Flowers are slightly 

smaller but have more dramatic color contrast. 

Compact. Height: 12-15”; Spread: 12-15” 

016993 C1 $9.99 

Dream Catcher 

zones 6-9 

A showy sport of ‘Sweet Dreams’. Vibrant 

magenta pink flowers with a darker purple eye and 

orange center are produced all summer long atop a 

semi-upright mound of green, thread-leaf foliage. 

Height: 14-18”; Spread: 18-20” 

015378 C1 $7.99 

Full Moon 

zones 5-9 

A showy hybrid with very large, canary yellow 

flowers that measure up to 3” across. They are held 

on well-branched stems atop a mound of healthy 

green, medium textured foliage. The plants are 

long blooming, from about midsummer into early 

fall. Height: 24-30”; Spread: 12-18” 

013418 C1 $7.99 

Galaxy 

zones 5-9 

Semi-double, golden daisies with glossy, medium 

green foliage. The short, sturdy habit makes this 

excellent for border edging, rock gardens and in 

containers. Height: 12”; Spread: 12” 

015433 C1 $10.99 

Jethro Tull 

zones 4-9 

A natural cross of Early Sunrise and Zamfir, this 

new selection exhibits the best characteristics of 

both: brilliant golden yellow flowrs with fluted 

petals and a more compact habit. Try pairing it 

with purple blooming perennials such as Salvia or 

Hardy Geranium. Height: 18”; Spread: 18” 

014757 C1 $7.99 

Little Sundial 

zones 4-9 

A dwarf type with bright yellow flowers and a 

darker center. Blooms late summer to fall. Hard to 

find! Height: 10”, Spread: 10” 

012839 C1 $8.99 

verticillata Rosea 

Delicate rosy-pink flowers with lacy foliage that 

blooms all summer. Spreads quickly, but is 

shallow rooted and easily controlled. Ht: 16” x 18” 

007742 C1 $7.99 

Route 66 

zones 5-9 

‘Route 66’ has green, threadleaf foliage with 

branched stems and an upright habit to about two 

feet tall. From midsummer into mid-fall in zone 5, 

this plant produces large 2in yellow flowers with a 

blood red eye. The red pigment bleeds out onto the 

petals, becoming the dominant color in fall. Each 

flower has a slightly different pattern of yellow and 

red pigments. Height: 24-28”; Spread: 24” 

015257 C1 $7.99 

Sienna Sunset 

zones 5-9 

This new variety was discovered as a sport of 

'Crème Brulee' at Sunny Border Nurseries. It 

shares all the same terrific qualities as its parent 

such as a long bloom time and large flowers, but 

produces rich burnt sienna colored blooms. The 

flowers lighten a bit to peach as they age. 


015434 C1 $10.99 

verticillata Zagreb 

zones 4-9 

Clear golden yellow flowers upon fern-like foliage. 

This plant can be invasive in moist, warm, sandy 

environments. Height: 12-16” 

005856 C1 $7.99 

Corydalis 

Corydalis 

May go dormant in summer and re-bloom in fall. 

Blooms May-October. 

Canary Feathers 

zones 6-9 

The soft blue-green feather-like foliage is accented 

by large, canary-yellow flowers carried in spikes 

above the foliage. This long bloomer makes a great 

highlight in shady spots. Combines well with blue 

or gold Hosta. Height: 7”, Spread: 10” 

014948 C1 $12.99 

013872 C1½ $16.99 

lutea 

zones 5-7 

Lacy, fern like foliage with yellow flowers 

resembling those of Bleeding Hearts. Height: 9-15” 

000530 C1 $7.99 

Crocosmia 

Montbretia 

The gladiolus-like foliage fans around the branched 

funnel-shaped flower spikes which zig zag to a 

height of up to 36”. Blooms all summer. 

Lucifer 

zones 5-9 

The tubular flame-red flowers are arranged on 

their stems upon sword-like green foliage. 

Height: 36”, Spread: 12” 

000533 C1 $5.99 

Delphinium 

Larkspur 

Adds vertical strokes of rich color to the summer 

garden palette. Use stakes or plant rings to support 

the tall bloom-covered stalks. Do not cut back 

until early spring. However, they will re-bloom if 

cut back hard after first bloom. Blooms in June. 

pacifica Astolat 

zones 3-7 

A clump-forming perennial with attractive lilac and 

pink flowers in summer. This variety is perhaps 

the only Pacific Giants type that will produce a 

range of shades, not just one clear color. 


009043 C1 $6.99 

elatum Aurora Blue 

zones 3-7 

A new F1 hybrid with great vigor, thick sturdy 

stems, and excellent uniformity. Forms tall dense 

spires of extremely showy, double bright blue 

flowers with a white bee. Excellent cut flower. 


017942 C1 $7.99 

elatum Aurora Light Purple 

zones 3-7 

A new F1 hybrid with great vigor, thick sturdy 

stems, and excellent uniformity. Forms tall dense 

spires of extremely showy, double lavender flowers 

with a white bee. Excellent cut flower. 


017943 C1 $7.99 

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pacifica Black Knight 

zones 3-7 

Deep violet flowers with dark central bee. 


009047 C1 $6.99 

pacifica Blue Bird 

zones 3-7 

Clear medium blue flowers with a white central 

bee. Height: 60”; Spread: 18” 

000539 C1 $6.99 

elatum Blue Lace 

zones 3-7 

Densely packed spires of 60” sky blue flowers with 

a touch of lavender pink are presented on very 

strong stems in early summer. Height: 24-36” 

010970 C1 $7.99 

grandiflorum Butterfly Blue 

zones 3-7 

Single, dark blue flowers on branching spikes of 

bright green leaves. Ht: 18” 

005722 C1 $6.99 

pacifica Galahad 

zones 4-7 

Clear white blooms. Height 60”, Spread: 18” 

000545 C1 $6.99 

pacifica Guinevere 

zones 3-7 

Lavender flowers. Height: 60”, Spread: 18” 

000547 C1 $6.99 

Misty Mauves 

zones 3-7 

A newer, more compact selection of Delphinium 

with frilly flowered, double to nearly double 

flowers in a range of colors from dark purple to 

light mauve. Removing spent flower spikes may 

result in another round of blooms in late summer 

and fall. Height: 36-48”, Spread: 18-24” 

012138 C1 $7.99 

Moonlight Blues 

zones 3-7 

Stunning sky blue flowers with the slightest hint of 

pink have perfectly contrasting dark bees. The 

color of the bee ranges from black to brown to blue 

striped and it really adds some pop to these cool 

blue blossoms. Deadhead for re-bloom. 

Height: 30-36”; Spread: 18-24” 

017172 C1 $6.99 

New Millenium Stars 

zones 3-7 

A mix of some of our favorite Delphiniums 

including Blue Lace, Blushing Brides, Green Twist 

and Misty Mauves. The flowers will range in color 

from white to pink to purple. Height: 36-60”, 


012139 C1 $7.99 

Pagan Purples 

zones 3-7 

Bold spires of very dark bluish-purple flowers with 

white or brown bees stand up to 6' tall. Some of 

the flowers will be either white or pale mauve and 

are often double flowered. Removing spent flower 

spikes will result in more blooms in late summer. 

Height: 48-60”; Spread: 18-24” 

016133 C1 $6.99 

Pink Punch 

zones 3-7 

Likely the deepest pink Delphinium available 

today, Pink Punch bears strong, broad spikes 

of rich mulberry pink, often frilled flowers with a 

white, brown or pink striped bee. This one is 

outstanding! Height: 36-60”; Spread: 18-24” 

014336 C1 $6.99 

elatum Purple Passion 

zones 3-7 

You'll spot this one from quite a distance! 'Purple 

Passion' sports intense, deep purple blossoms with 

a purple and white striped bee. Strong stems do 

not require staking! Height: 48-72” x 18-24” 

010971 C1 $7.99 

Royal Aspiration 

zones 3-7 

Bold spires of mixed shades of blue flowers with 

white bees stand up to 6’ tall, adding a dramatic 

presence to the landscape in early summer. 

Removing spent flower spikes will result in another 

round of blooms in late summer and fall. Its large 

textured leaves make this plant attractive even 

when not in bloom. Height: 48-72”; Sprd: 18-24” 

014808 C1 $7.99 

Summer Blues 

zones 3-7 

This little type has 1½” sky blue flowers that cover 

its lacy leaves. Shows good heat tolerance. Early 

bloom time. Height: 10-12”, Spread: 12” 

009175 C1 $6.99 

Summer Cloud 

zones 3-7 

Like ‘Summer Nights’, the flowers are vibrant 

deep blue but have a bright white center. It is more 

heat tolerant and has an earlier bloom time than 

others. Unlike the tall, spiky varieties, this little 

beauty forms a compact mound of well-branched 

foliage. Height: 10-12”; Spread: 12” 

015281 C1 $6.99 

Summer Morning 

zones 3-7 

Totally unlike the tall Delphinium cultivars, this 

little beauty stands at a height of 10-12" and forms 

compact mounds of well-branched foliage. It puts 

on a spectacular show from early summer to fall, 

with romantic light pink flowers which cover the 

lacy leaves. Height: 10-12”; Spread: 12” 

015258 C1 $6.99 

grandiflorum Summer Nights 

zones 3-7 

Deep blue flowers on a well-branched dwarf. 

Excellent heat tolerance. Ht: 18” 

009158 C1 $6.99 

Delosperma 

Ice Plant 

A low-growing ground cover covered in small 

daisy-like blooms all summer! 

Red Mountain 

zones 6-9 

An exciting new Ice Plant that is covered in blooms 

from early summer until frost! The daisy-like 

flowers are pinkish-red with creamy white centers. 

at only 4 inches tall, this prostrate ground cover is 

perfect for the rock garden or front of the border. 

Height: 2”; Spread: 10-12” 

014142 C1 $7.99 

Dendranthemum 

Hardy Mum 

Cool Igloo 

Rich-raspberry. Height/Spread: 15” 

017275 P4½ $3.99 

016192 C1 $5.99 

Aug 2011 017182 P9½ $7.99 

Frosty Igloo 

Double white & fluffy. Height/Spread: 15” 

017276 P4½ $3.99 

016194 C1 $5.99 

Aug 2011 017183 P9½ $7.99 

Igloo 

Mixed varieties. Height/Spread: 15” 

016930 P9½ $7.99 

Rosy Igloo 

Non-fading red. Height/Spread: 15” 

017277 P4½ $3.99 

016195 C1 $5.99 

Aug 2011 017184 P9½ $7.99 

Sunny Igloo 

Sunny Lemon Yellow. Height/Spread: 15” 

017278 P4½ $3.99 

016196 C1 $5.99 

Aug 2011 017185 P9½ $7.99 

Warm Igloo 

Orange/bronze. Height/Spread: 15” 

017279 P4½ $3.99 

016197 C1 $5.99 

Aug 2011 017186 P9½ $7.99 

Dianthus 

Carnations / Pinks 

Cut the spent flowers to maintain neatness of the 

plant and to promote growth. All varieties like a 

sunny spot with average rich soil on the sweet side. 

The species is highly fragrant and forms a low 

mound of gray, narrow leaves, topped in 

season with many flowers. Best used as a ground 

cover or a rock garden. 

Amazon Neon Duo 

zones 6-8 

Bright red and purple flowers bloom on sturdy 

stems all summer long! Height: 24” 

010517 C1 $5.99 

Black Cherry Wild 

zones 4-9 

This deep velvety red, fragrant, double selection 

has a rounded flower form with a slightly serrated, 

narrow, white picotee edge. It is useful for adding 

a dramatic shot of red color in combination 

containers or at the edge of a landscape. This is 

one of the shortest varieties of the series. 

Height: 6”; Spread: 8” 

014810 C1 $8.99 

Coconut Punch 

zones 6-9 

Fluffy looking, fragrant, double blossoms are 

intricately pattered in contrasting shades of red and 

white. As the flowers mature, the white blotches 

expand and the red color lightens, leaving a wine 

colored ring around each petal. Gray-green 

foliage. Height: 12”; Height: 12” 

016134 C1 $6.99 

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Cranberry Ice 

zones 5-9 

Cranberry Ice has intricately patterned pink flowers 

with a fuchsia-purple eye and a matching picotee 

pink edge. They contrast superbly with the 

mounded, blue-green foliage. Vigorous. 


012140 C1 $8.99 

Dragon Fruit 

zones 4-9 

This colorful double selection produces fragrant, 

bright pink, ruffled flowers with magenta markings 

around the center and edge of the petals. The 

fluffy looking flowers which measure about 1.5” 

across are produced atop grassy mounds of graygreen 

foliage. Height: 8”; Spread: 12” 

014811 C1 $8.99 

Fire Star 

zones 6-9 

Vivid fire red flowers have a deeper crimson eye, 

making this a "saturated red bicolor". The 

evergreen gray-green foliage provides a stark 

contrast for the bright flowers. Exudes a spicy 

scent of cloves. Will re-bloom in the fall if spent 

flowers are removed. Height: 7”; Spread: 7” 

011153 C1 $8.99 

Firewitch 

zones 3-9 

Shocking magenta-pink, upward-facing blooms 

which exude the scent of cloves appear in masses 

above silvery-blue mats of evergreen foliage. If 

deadheaded, this species will flower heaviest in 

early summer and again in fall. Height: 7-8”; 

Spread: 12” 

003802 C1 $7.99 

barbatus Heart Attack 

zones 3-9 

Very deep crimson-red, carnation-like flowers 

really make a statement up against the glossy dark 

green foliage. Leaves are deep red when they 

emerge in spring. Height: 12”, Spread: 8” 

010054 C1 $6.99 

Little Maiden 

zones 3-8 

Forms very compact mounds of narrow bluishgreen 

foliage and unique white fringed flowers 

bloom mid-summer into fall (later than most other 

Dianthus). Very fragrant. Height: 8-10” 

017944 C1 $5.99 

Neon Star (Star series) 

zones 5-9 

Bright, fluorescent pink flowers bloom atop 

compact, silvery-gray foliage. The flowers are 

somewhat fragrant and reminiscent of cloves. 


003610 C1 $6.99 

Pomegranate Kiss 

zones 5-9 

This deep velvety red, fragrant, double selection 

has petals that are irregularly splashed and 

streaked with rose pink and have a matching 

sharply serrated, rose pink edge. Glaucous bluegreen 

grassy foliage. Height: 6”; Spread: 8” 

016135 C1 $6.99 

Raspberry Surprise 

zones 5-9 

Displays a profusion of delicious double blooms 

atop blue-green foliage. The large double flowers 

are pink with raspberry-red centers and are 

wonderfully fragrant! The compact habit makes 

'Raspberry Surprise' perfect for containers. 


015259 C1 $8.99 

Shooting Star 

zones 5-9 

Overlapping petals of magenta purple with plum 

rings around the centers describe it’s outstanding 

flowers'. Even more wonderful, they exude the 

spicy scent of cloves. Plants will re-bloom in the 

fall if spent flowers are removed. The evergreen 

foliage is blue-green. Height: 7”; Spread: 12” 

012685 C1 $8.99 

Spangled Star 

zones 5-9 

The red petals have light pinkish white edges with 

matching blotches and throat. Foliage is bluegreen. 

Fragrance is that of cloves. Height: 7” 

003654 C1 $6.99 

Tiny Rubies 

zones 3-9 

Globe-shaped mound of deep green foliage 

covered with tiny, fragrant, double pink flowers, 

exactly like miniature carnations. Height: 4” 

005259 Q $3.99 

003777 C1 $6.99 

Dicentra 

Bleeding Heart 

Bleeding Hearts are happy in average garden soil 

with even moisture. We recommend division every 

3 years. Blooms May and June, with some 

varieties blooming all summer. 

spectabilis 

Old-fashioned Bleeding Heart 

zones 3-9 

Clear pink, heart-shaped blossoms are suspended 

along a delicate, arched stem on this old-fashioned 

Bleeding Heart. Height: 36”, Spread: 40” 

010175 C2 $16.99 

spectabilis Alba 

zones 3-9 

Every bit as charming as the pink form, 'Alba' 

forms large, bushy clumps of powdery-light green 

foliage comprised of cut or lobed leaves on fleshy 

stems. In late spring, chains of puffy, white, heartshaped 

flowers dangle beneath the arching, leafless 

stems. Height: 30”; Spread: 18-36” 

014435 C2 $16.99 

Burning Hearts 

zones 3-9 

Add color to the front of your shade border with 

this neat, compact Dicentra that blooms from midspring 

until the first frost. Deep rose-red, heartshaped 

blossoms are suspended on curved stems 

over the feathery blue-grey foliage. 


014276 C1 $19.99 

Gold Heart 

zones 3-9 

A bright twist on a classic perennial! Radiant 

yellow foliage absolutely glows in spring, creating 

a brilliant focal point in the shade garden. Arching 

sprays of everyone’s favorite classic bleeding heart 

flower, pink and white heart-shaped blooms, 

dangle from the stems in late spring. 

Height: 18-24”; Spread: 24-36” 

018117 C1 $14.99 

Ivory Heart 

zones 3-9 

A white sibling of 'Candy Hearts' with the same 

ferny foliage, long season of bloom, and flowers 

held well clear of the leaves, not hidden. 


010878 C1 $19.99 

King of Hearts 

zones 5-9 

Rosy-pink, heart-shaped flowers filtered by 

finely cut soft grayish-green foliage. Creates a 

soft, delicate display that doesn’t know when to 

stop blooming! Height: 12-15” 

003389 C1 $14.99 

Luxuriant 

zones 3-9 

Cherry-red blooms over an exceptionally long 

period. Foliage is ferny, colored blue-gray, a great 

contrast for the pink flowers. Ht: 12-18” x 18” 

005020 C1 $10.99 

Valentine 

zones 3-8 

Now a true bleeding heart that's really red! 

Vigorous plants quickly form dense clumps of 

attractive plum-green foliage and dark red stems. 

Arching stems of dangling red heart-shaped 

flowers bloom in spring. Height: 24-30” 

017945 C2 $19.99 

Digitalis 

Foxglove 

Spikes of tubular flowers in June-July. Most 

are biennial. Looks great planted with ferns, 

Hosta, Platycodon and Campanula. Before adding 

Preen to area, allow plant to go to seed to provide 

future plants. 

Candy Mountain 

zones 4-9 

A rare first! Candy Mountain is the first Foxglove 

ever to have upward facing flowers instead of the 

usuall downward facing ones. With this new 

angle, viewers can easily see the beautifully 

speckled throats of these rose-pink blossoms. They 

are produced on very strong, strictly upright stems 

in early summer. Height: 3-4; Spread: 1-2’ 

014277 C1 $6.99 

Dalmation Purple 

zones 4-9 

Deep lavender purple flowers with heavily spotted 

maroon throats are produced all the way around the 

stems in early summer. The basal foliage forms a 

compact clump and the plants are well-branched. 

Flowers first year. Height: 23-36”; Spread: 12” 

015379 C1 $6.99 

Foxy Hybrids 

zones 4-9 

The 30” tubular spikes come in mixed shades of 

red, white and yellow. Height: 24-30” 

005752 C1 $7.99 

Giant Shirley Mix 

zones 4-9 

A mixed palette of flower colors including white, 

light pink, deep rose, fuchsia, and yellow, all with 

dark purple spots inside, makes up the 'Giant 

Shirley' strain. These flowers appear in pendulous 

clusters on one-sided racemes and contain a sweet 

nectar that hummingbirds find irresistible. Though 

the flower spikes will typically reach heights of 3'- 

4', they have been known to grow as tall as 8'-9'. 

Height: 36-48”; Spread: 12-24” 

005617 C1 $7.99 

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Draba 

Yellow Whitlow Grass 

Keep this slow-growing bun-shaped plant 

away from more vigorous rock garden plants 

that may smother and kill it. Seems to prefer 

lime or neutral soils. 

aizoides 

zones 3-9 

A small, semi-evergreen perennial perfect for 

alpine gardens or rock walls. Clusters of cheerful 

bright yellow flowers bloom atop the foliage in 

early spring. This delightful, drought tolerant plant 

barely grows to 4 inches. Height: 4”; Spread: 6-8” 

017986 C1 $6.99 

Echinacea 

Coneflower 

These plants are long lived, low maintenance and 

easy to grow. Finches love the seeds of Echinacea! 

Blooms July-August. Most are deer resistant. 

After Midnight 

zones 4-8 

A very distinctive new dwarf member of the 

popular Big Sky Series with fragrant, dark 

magenta purple flowers and a black-red cone. The 

wide flower petals overlap, giving the blossoms a 

full, substantial presence. For added drama, they 

are presented on black stems above the blue-green 

foliage. The plants are well-branched and compact. 


013416 C1 $14.99 

Coral Reef 

zones 4-9 

Sparkles with amazing two-toned double anemonelike 

flowers with dark orange to coral rays topped 

by a coral red cone. A full sized Echinacea that is 

excellent as a cut flower. A real show stopper. 


017738 C1 $12.99 

Firebird 

zones 4-8 

Flaming red-orange flowers have deeply reflexed 

petals and a large, dark coppery brown cone. Wellbranched 

plants support the 3 ½” blossoms in mid 

through late summer, and removing spent flowers 

may prolong the bloom time. Height: 25”; 

Spread: 22” 

017174 C1 $14.99 

Flame Thrower 

zones 4-9 

This reliable re-bloomer has two-toned orange and 

yellow flowers that are hot, hot, hot! Add to this, a 

well-branched habit and you’ve got a great choice 

for the middle of the border or along a fence line. 

Fragrant. Height: 30-36”; Spread: 36-40” 

017739 C1 $12.99 

Green Jewel 

zones 3-8 

An incredibly unique Echinacea! Light green ray 

petals surround the large, green cone of this 

fragrant coneflower. The flowers hold their color 

as they age rather than turning pink like those of E. 

‘Green Envy’. Spent flowers provide seed for 

birds. Height: 20-24”; Spread: 12-18” 

014139 C1 $14.99 

Hot Lava 

zones 4-9 

Resembles a flaming pool of magma! Wide petals 

of deep orange-red tint to a deeper red at the base 

of the magma orange cone. Extra petals give the 

flowers a fuller look and the super-strong stems 

make it a natural for cut flowers. Height: 24”; 

Spread: 36” 

017728 C1 $19.99 

Hot Papaya 

zones 4-9 

From mid through late summer, highly fragrant, 3 

inch, spicy red-orange flowers bloom with a 

papaya orange halo in the pom-pom center. The 

plant forms a strong, sturdy clump with robust, 

deep green foliage and thick stems with maroon 

markings. Height: 30-36”; Spread: 24-30” 

015288 C1 $14.99 

Irresistible 

zones 4-8 

With colors like rainbow sherbet, these fragrant, 

3½” blossoms first emerge pastel yellow with a 

large copper cone, then quickly develop into 

double, coral pink flowers with a slightly deeper 

pink pom-pom on top. As the flowers mature, the 

center of the pom-pom gradually lightens to citron 

yellow and the ray petals lighten to peachy pink. 


017947 C1 $19.99 

Kim’s Knee High 

zones 3-8 

Daisy-like, down-curved, rosy-pink petals appear 

in July. Height: 24-36”; Spread: 12-24” 

003719 C1 $12.99 

Lilliput 

zones 4-9 

A breeding breakthrough! Short mounds are 

covered with blooms of fragrant deep rose-purple 

on this plant with ‘Ruby Giant’ blood. This form is 

unlike anything we have ever seen! Perfect in the 

front of the border or as a groundcover. 


018028 C1 $9.99 

Little Angel 

zones 3-8 

This little baby is just heavenly with a profuse 

collection of fragrant white flowers over a dwarf 

plant. Flowers are proportional to the foliage and 

this one makes a great mixer in containers or en 

masse in the border. ‘Little Angel’ shows her white 

wings for an extended period and even re-blooms. 


018029 C1 $9.99 

Little Magnus 

zones 3-8 

A dwarf form of ‘Magnus’, bearing it’s parents 

large-sized pinkish-purple flowers but now at a 

shorter height. It is sturdy and clump forming 

without falling over. Height: 18-24”, Spread: 24” 

011164 C1 $19.99 

Magnus 

zones 3-8 

The Classic Purple Coneflower! The long-lasting 

dark pink to purple flowers are held at the end of 

straight, stiff stems, perfect for cutting. Newer 

blooms are more intense in color. Will take a little 

shade and is tolerant of hot, dry and windy sites. 

Height: 36” x 18-24” 

000586 C1 $6.99 

Magnus Superior 

zones 3-8 

Deeper lavender pink blossoms, darker stem color, 

larger coppery orange cones, and a more consistent 

growth habit are what set this new variety apart 

from the classic Magnus. Height: 40”; 


013053 C1 $6.99 

Maui Sunshine 

zones 4-8 

Large bright yellow flowers, sweetly scented and 

floriferous. Mature flowers are a soft yellow. This 

vigorous plant is well-branched with strong, 

upright stems. Showy orange cones with green 

backgrounds. Height: 24-36”; Spread: 36” 

017729 C1 $12.99 

Meringue 

zones 3-8 

From the breeding work of Arie Blom of the 

Netherlands comes this fun new double white 

Echinacea with pom-pom flowers (similar to 

Coconut Lime). White petals surround a creamy 

yellow pom-pom with an apple green center. As 

the flowers age, the pom-pom expands and turns a 

lighter yellow color. Height: 18”; Spread: 16-18” 

014337 C1 $14.99 

Pink Double Delight 

zones 3-8 

This brand new Echinacea has flowers that are 

similar to 'Razzmatazz' but has a shorter, more 

compact habit. A profusion of true bright pink, 

pompon-like flowers which measure about 3" 

across are produced on strong, well-branched stems 

from mid through late summer. The flowers are 

long-lasting, turning lavender pink as they age. 

Height: 18-24”, Spread: 12-18” 

013825 C1 $14.99 

Pow Wow Wildberry 

zones 3-8 

A new series bred for compactness, better 

branching, and more flowers; Wild Berry is a 2010 

All America Selection Winner. Large 3-4" flowers 

are deep rose-purple which do not fade. Plants are 

compact and bloom continuously without 

deadheading. Height: 18-24”; Spread: 12-16” 

017950 C1 $14.99 

Quills & Thrills 

zones 4-9 

A Huge flower with light purple pink quilled rays. 

Not your average Echinacea, this novelty type, is a 

super performer in the garden or vase. Tons of long 

lasting flowers thrill even the most jaded gardener. 

Use en masse for the border or in a mixed bed. 


010827 C1 $14.99 

Ruby Giant 

zones 3-8 

Absolutely huge, 7 inch wide, ruby blooms with 

recurved ray petals are held high above dense 

mounds of foliage. The central cone is copperyorange 

and flattened. This cultivar originated as a 

sport of E. 'Rubinstern' and was selected for its 

impressive size and refined habit. Height: 30”; 

Spread: 24” 

003795 C1 $12.99 

Sundown 

zones 4-9 

This brand new selection sports warm russetorange 

flowers with a prominent, brownish central 

cone. Their nice wide petals Give a full, substantial 

presence. Plant this one up close where you can 

enjoy its delightful rose-like fragrance. A bit taller 

and more vigorous than ‘Sunset. Height: 32-40”, 


011901 C1 $12.99 

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Tiki Torch 

zones 4-9 

Large, bright, pumpkin orange flowers. The 

amazing flowers combined with the upright, well 

branched flowering stems make this a must have 

new plant! Excellent vigor! Height: 32” x 24” 

013823 C1 $12.99 

Tomato Soup 

zones 4-9 

Stunning warm, tomato-red flowers to 5” wide. A 

real treat to 3’ tall and nearly as wide covered with 

flowers till frost. Plants are well-branched and 

show excellent vigor. A natural pairing with 

Echinacea ‘Mac n Cheese’. Ht: 27”; Spread: 32: 

014380 C1 $12.99 

014822 C1½ $17.99 

White Swan 

zones 3-8 

A profuse bloomer that is very under utilized. The 

flowers have white petals surrounding a stunning 

golden cone. Surround with Scabiosa Butterfly 

Blue for another one-two punch of long lasting 

color and butterflies. Height: 18-24”; Spread: 30” 

010016 C1 $7.99 

Echium 

Red Feathers 

Plants will re-bloom in summer and fall if 

Properly deadheaded. Easy to grow. 

amoenum 

zones 3-9 

Forms very low growing mounds of narrow dark 

green leathery foliage. Feathery flower spikes 

arise in spring with a multitude of russet-red 

florets. Long bloom time. Height: 10-16” 

017951 C1 $6.99 

Epimedium 

Barrenwort 

Excellent ground cover, grows well under trees 

where few plants will grow. It can be divided in 

spring. Blooms April-May. 

rubrum 

zones 3-8 

Red tinted heart-shaped leaves with red flowers. 


000590 C1 $11.99 

versicolor Sulphureum 

zones 3-8 

One of the best cultivars available today as well as 

the toughest for dry shade, even under large, thirsty 

trees. From mid to late spring, clusters of small 

primrose yellow flowers hover just above the 

foliage. Young leaves are flushed red and turn 

green in early summer. Height: 12”; Spread: 8-16” 

000592 C1 $11.99 

Erodium 

Alpine Geranium 

Best in partial shade with moderate water. 

Good for rock gardens, rock wall crevices and 

as an edging plant. 

chamaedryoides 

zones 7-9 

An evergreen perennial with single pink flowers 

(with red streaks) all summer. Height: 2” x 12” 

004692 C1 $7.99 

Eupatorium 

Joe Pye Weed 

Baby Joe 

zones 4-9 

Baby Joe features lovely fuchsia colored flowers 

over bright green foliage. Smaller than most other 

Joe Pye Weed varieties. Height: 30” 

009672 C1 $9.99 

Pink Frost 

zones 4-7 

Deeply serrated dark green leaves are brightly 

variegated with irregular margins. Small clusters of 

pink flowers bloom late summer. Grows best in 

slightly moist soil. Height: 30-36” 

017952 C1 $12.99 

Ferns 

All of these varieties enjoy moist shady locations, 

some will tolerate some sun if the soil is very moist 

as on the edge of a pond or stream. 

Adiantum ped Imbricatum 

Imbricatum Maidenhair Fern 

zones 5-8 

The very graceful, delicate, fan-shaped blue-green 

fronds are a nice contrast to their black wiry stems. 

Height: 12-15”; Spread: 12-15” 

015532 C1 $9.99 

Athyrium Branford Beauty 

Branford Beauty Japanese Painted Fern 

zones 3-8 

A stunning addition to the Athyrium genus, 

'Branford Beauty' is an interspecific hybrid of the 

Japanese Painted Fern and the red-stemmed Lady 

Fern. This hybrid sports silvery gray fronds held 

upright by reddish stems. Height: 24”, Spread: 24” 

013611 C1 $9.99 

Athyrium filix-femina 

Lady Fern 

zones 4-8 

Will tolerate sun more than most ferns. Protection 

from strong winds is advisable. Height: 36-48” 

000598 C1 $9.99 

Athyrium filix femina Frizelliae 

Tatting Fern 

zones 3-8 

One of the most distinctive ferns, this selection has 

narrow fronds on which the pinnae are rolled up 

tightly together instead of being open and lacy like 

other ferns. As a result, they look like delicate 

beads strung on a necklace.Plant it near the front of 

the border because every visitor to the garden is 

going to want to touch it! Height: 12-18”, 


003318 C1 $9.99 

016096 C1½ $12.99 

Athyrium felix-forma Lady In Red 

Lady Fern 

zones 3-8 

This ferns vibrant burgundy stems coupled with the 

attached dark green leaflets, make this one of the 

most exciting perennial garden fern introductions 

to come along. Height: 30-36” 

007996 C1 $9.99 

Athyrium felix-femina Victoria 

Victoria Lady Fern 

zones 4-9 

"This is the most spectacular of all cultivars in its 

magnificent frond architecture. It is really the 

Queen of Green", according to Dr. John Mickel 

former curator of ferns at the New York Botanical 

Garden and author of Ferns for American Gardens. 

Height: 18-24”; Spread: 20-24” 

014845 C1 $9.99 

Athyrium nipponicum Metallicum/Pictum 

Japanese Painted Fern 

zones 3-9 

Unusual variegated fronds add color and brighten 

the shade garden. Wine-red stems accent metallic 

gray and green leaves. Height: 18”, Spread: 24” 

000599 C1 $9.99 

013721 C1½ $10.99 

015125 C2 $25.00 

Athyrium nipponicum Pewter Lace 


zones 5-8 

A true gem for the shade garden, this beautiful fern 

sports arresting metallic pewter foliage. Try it in 

combination with purple foliage plants such as 

Cimicifuga and Coral Bells. Height: 15” x 12” 

013724 C1½ $15.99 

Athyrium nipponicum Red Beauty 


zones 4-8 

A recently introduced fern similar to Athyrium 

‘Pictum’. It has silvery-green fronds, but the stems 

and veins are much brighter red. (Note: this red 

color takes 2-3 years to develop). Great ground 

cover for moist, shady areas. Try combining it 

with Tiarella, Hosta, Myosotis or Pulmonaria. 

Height: 18-24”; Spread: 12-18” 

010056 C1 $9.99 

Athyrium x Ghost 

Ghost Fern 

zones 3-8 

Stunning silvery fronds that grows broad and tall. 

Bound to leave you with a hauntingly good 

impression! Height: 24-36” 

005550 C1 $9.99 

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Dryopteris affinis cristata The King 

Crested King Fern 

zones 3-9 

A large magnificent fern with long arching shiny 

green fronds have crested (split) leaflets for a frilly 

and ruffled appearance. Slightly more sun tolerant 

than others. Height: 36”; Spread: 36” 

015388 C1 $9.99 

Dryopteris erythrosora 

Autumn Fern 

zones 5-8 

This selection is rapidly becoming one of the most 

popular garden ferns. Autumn Fern refers to the 

beautiful copper-pink color of the newly emerging 

leaves which seem to glow against the backdrop of 

the shiny, dark green, mature fronds. Ht: 18-24” 

000601 C1 $9.99 

Dryopteris erythrosora Brilliance 

Autumn Fern 

zones 5-9 

This selected form of Autumn Fern has brighter 

orange-red new growth than what is typically seen 

with spore grown plants. Fronds mature to dark 

green but still retain a glossy orange sheen. 


010093 C1 $9.99 

Dryopteris filix-mas 

Male Fern 

zones 4-9 

A good fern that adds light to deep shade with its 

light green foliage color. Height: 24-36” 

000602 C1 $9.99 

Dryopteris Golden Mist 

Golden Mist Wood Fern 

zones 5-9 

This beautiful new Asian wood fern is similar to 

Autumn Fern but is a bit larger and more open in 

habit. The new growth is a unique shade of golden 

yellow, which matures to glossy deep green, 

triangular, bipinnate fronds. Height: 20-24”; 

Spread: 24” 

015302 C1 $9.99 

Dryopteris marginalis 

Leatherwood Fern 

zones 3-9 

A vigorous growing fern with dark blue-green 

sturdy fronds. More drought tolerant than others, 

easy to grow and most often used in the bouquets. 

Height: 24-30”; Spread: 24-30” 

015482 C1 $9.99 

Matteuccia pensylvanica (struthiopteris) 

Ostrich Fern 

zones 3-7 

A great choice that can form large colonies of 

lush, green foliage. It’s tough and grows in sun or 

shade. Named Ostrich Fern because its fronds 

resemble ostrich plumes. Height: 48” 

009885 C1 $9.99 

Osmunda cinnamonea 

Cinnamon Fern 

zones 3-10 

Typically grows in clumps to 2-3' tall, but with 

constant moisture can reach 5' in height. The 

familiar "fiddleheads" also emerge from the base of 

the plant and unfurl into large, erect, yellowishgreen, 

sterile fronds which remain attractive 

throughout the summer and turn yellow in autumn. 

Height: 24-36”; Spread: 24-36” 

004578 C1 $12.99 

Osmunda claytonia 

Interrupted Fern 

zones 3-9 

A large robust fern with an upright growth habit 

similar to Cinnamon Fern. The large light green 

fronds arch from a central crown. Spore bearing 

fronds have brownish capsules halfway up the 

frond instead of leaflets thus the name Interrupted 

Fern. Good for moist areas. Height: 24-30”; 


015483 C1 $9.99 

Osmunda regalis 

Royal Fern/Flowering Fern 

zones 3-8 

Lance-shaped light green fronds resemble leaves of 

the Ash tree. Foliage turns golden green color in 

fall. Height: 24-48” 

000608 C1 $9.99 

Osmunda regalis Purpurescens 

Purple Royal Fern 

zones 3-9 

Similar to Royal Fern except emerging fronds and 

stems are reddish-purple. Fronds gradually mature 

to a bright green by summer while the stems 

remain purple. Prefers moist soil and filtered 

shade. Height: 36-48”; Spread: 36-48” 

015484 C1 $9.99 

Polystichum acrostichoides 

Christmas Fern 

zones 2-9 

One of the most dependable evergreen ferns, the 

Christmas Fern is native to eastern North America. 

Its common name comes from the fact that it is 

still green at Christmastime, when most of the rest 

of the garden is fast asleep. Height: 18-24”, 


000609 C1 $9.99 

Polystichum munitum 

Sword Fern 

zones 3-8 

This native fern looks grand planted in any shade 

garden, especially planted in mass plantings or 

mixed with ferns or other shade tolerant plants. 

We often take common ferns like this for granted 

but a bunch of Sword Ferns planted along 

woodland’s edge is a beautiful sight to see! The 

evergreen, narrow, lance-shaped foliage is dark 

green. Height: 60”; Spread: 48” 

014776 C1 $9.99 

Polystichum polybepharum 

Holly Fern 

zones 5-9 

Has glossy, dark green fronds that are scaly 

underneath. Height: 24-48” 

005173 C1 $9.99 

Polystichum setiferum Angulare 

Alaskan Fern 

zones 5-9 

Feathery, dark green, narrow fronds are evergreen. 

They look tropical but are actually hardy! The 

perfect contrast to bold-leaved plants. Outstanding 

for shade. Naturalizes well in woodland settings. 


000611 C1 $14.99 

Fragaria 

Ornamental Strawberry 

Low growing, creeping foliage with large flowers. 

Tolerates a wide range of soils. Excellent for use as 

a ground cover or for hanging baskets. 

Lipstick 

zones 3-8 

Bright deep pink flowers bloom heavy in spring 

and fall and intermittently during summer. Small 

fruit is sweet and edible. Shiny green foliage. 

Can become invasive. Height: 7-9” 

015266 Q $3.99 

Fuchsia 

Hardy Fuchsia 

Cape Horn 

zones 5-9 

Tubular red flowers hang from horizontal branches 

mid summer to frost. These plants will die back in 

winter but new growth will sprout from the base in 

spring. To increase winter protection, apply 

several inches of mulch to the planting area in the 

late fall. Height: 24-36”, Spread: 24-36” 

012617 C1 $14.99 

Gaillardia 

Blanket Flower 

Do not remove foliage from the plant in late fall as 

this helps protect the plant. Cut back in August to 

encourage re-growth for better winter survival. 

Daisy-like flowers bloom July-August with some 

varieties blooming all summer. 

Amber Wheels 

zones 3-10 

This fun new selection has large, golden yellow 

flowers with fringed petals and a prominent amberred 

center. Provides continuous color in the 

landscape all summer long. Height: 28-32”; 

Spread: 24” 

016141 C1 $5.99 

Arizona Apricot 

zones 3-10 

This new selection offers a slightly more subdued 

color palette of yellows and apricots. The compact, 

uniform mound of bright green foliage is covered 

in large 3-3.5in blossoms from early summer into 

fall. The flowers are apricot with yellow tips and a 

darker orange center. Height: 12”; Spread: 12” 

Aug 2011 018019 C1 $6.99 

Arizona Red Shades 

zones 3-10 

Produces masses of large, crimson red blossoms 

from early summer all the way into early fall, even 

under hot and dry conditions. About 20% of the 

flowers will have slight yellow tips. Has a nice 

short, compact size and uniform habit. 


017176 C1 $6.99 

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Arizona Sun (aristata) 

zones 3-10 

A 2005 All-American Selections winner. This 

compact and uniform perennial produces masses of 

large fiery orange-red blooms tipped by a ring of 

rich flame yellow. Height: 8-10” x 10” 

010887 C1 $6.99 

Burgundy 

zones 3-10 

Wine-red blooms measure a whopping 3 inches 

across! In the middle of these striking red petals is 

a button-like center which emerges bright yellow 

and then slowly changes to oxblood-red. This juicy 

center attracts butterflies like crazy. Height: 30”; 

Spread: 30” 

003353 C1 $6.99 

Fanfare 

zones 3-10 

A fantastic new introduction! The upward facing 

scarlet flowers flare out like trumpets with bright 

yellow at the ends for a vivid medley. Ht: 18-24” 

009163 C1 $10.99 

Frenzy 

zones 6-10 

Flowers are deep burgundy at the base, which fade 

to rich red. Flutes are tipped in vibrant yellow. The 

new Commotion series of Gaillardias shows strong 

vigor with a manageable mounding habit. The 

petal count per bloom is higher than others, giving 

a full, almost semi-double appearance! 

Height: 18-24”, Spread: 18-24” 

014280 C1 $9.99 

Gallo Dark Bi-Color 

zones 4-8 

This series produces huge flowers on super 

compact plants. Bold bicolor flowers of bright red 

with yellow tips. Height: 8-10”; Spread: 12-15” 

017954 C1 $6.99 

Gallo Peach 

zones 4-8 


compact plants. The peach-colored flowers with 

yellow tips radiate from a bright yellow cone. 


015373 C1 $6.99 

Gallo Red 

zones 4-8 


compact plants. The solid red flowers have dark 

burnt-umber centers. Height: 8-10”; Sprd: 12-15” 

017953 C1 $6.99 

Goblin 

zones 3-10 

The 3 inch flowers are dark red, tipped with yellow 

margins. Easy to grow in any sunny, well-drained 

soil. Height: 12”, Spread: 18” 

000617 Q $3.99 

000618 C1 $6.99 

Oranges & Lemons 

zones 6-10 

This blanket flower is a breakthrough in gaillardia 

coloring! Rather than the typical bright red and 

yellow flowers, Oranges & Lemons looks just like 

it sounds--large, peachy orange flowers with 

yellow tips and a gold central cone. The blue-green 

foliage enhances this warm coloring and the round 

chartreuse seed heads extend the interest after the 

flowers are spent. Unlike many of the older 

selections, this one has an improved upright habit 

rather than sprawling. It's simply fantastic! 

Height: 22-26”; Spread: 12-18” 

010934 C1 $11.99 

Galium 

Sweet Woodruff 

Blooms May-June. 

odoratum 

zones 4-8 

One of the finer ground covers for shade though it 

is a little taller than some of the traditional 

groundcover plants. The leaves are shaped like a 

tiny Lupine leaf and the flowers are tiny and white. 

They are bright green and have a vanilla fragrance. 


000620 C1 $6.99 

Gaultheria 

Wintergreen/Checkerberry 

procumbens 

zones 4-8 

When bruised or cut, the foliage emits a strong 

wintergreen scent. Small pinkish-white flowers 

appear in summer followed by scarlet red 

berries. Height: 6”, Spread: 24-48” 

006047 C1 $9.99 

Gaura 

Bee Blossom 

Gaura gives the garden a wonderful informality 

with its long wispy stems of spider-like flowers. It 

responds with a profusion of flowers when watered 

regularly during the summer heat. Blooms July- 

October. 

Pink Fountain 

zones 5-9 

A perennial Gaura that features 4-petaled, light 

pink flowers in wand-like panicles on dense, 

upright plants typically growing to 2-3’ tall. 

Flowers open a few at a time and dance in the wind 

like butterflies over a long late spring to fall bloom 

time. Height: 24-36”; Spread: 24-36” 

015155 C1 $9.99 

Siskiyou Pink 

zones 5-9 

Blooms continuously from early summer 

through fall with large, very showy rose-pink 

flowers with white stamens. Ht: 18” x 15” 

000622 C1 $8.99 

Snow Fountain 

zones 5-9 

A perennial Gaura that features 4-petaled, pure 

white flowers in wand-like panicles on dense, 

upright plants. Long late spring to fall bloom time. 

Deep tap roots make plants extremely drought and 

heat tolerant. Prefers full sun and well-drained soil. 

Height: 18-24”; Spread: 18-24” 

016994 C1 $6.99 

Whirling Butterflies 

zones 5-9 

Bright white, 4-petaled flowers resembling tiny 

butterflies flutter above the foliage from early 

summer into fall. As the flowers age, they take on a 

hint of pink. Height: 30”; Spread: 12-15” 

000623 C1 $6.99 

Geranium 

Cranesbill 

Well-drained soil is beneficial to all varieties. 

Pinch rather heavily after flowering to encourage 

blooming throughout the summer. 

Dragon Heart 

zones 5-8 

Standing at least 2 feet tall, this monster-sized 

Geranium makes a prime focal point in the garden. 

Large magenta flowers with a black center and 

veining are produced in abundance for most of the 

summer. The plant is clump-forming with long, 

spreading stems and very large leaves. 


014338 C1 $10.99 

Max Frei 

zones 3-8 

Compact mounding plants bearingdeep magenta 

saucer shaped flowers. Excellent ground cover 

with reddish fal leaf color. Height: 8-12” 

003826 C1 $7.99 

Pink Candy 

zones 4-8 

A long-blooming selection with lilac-pink flowrs. 


015260 C1 $8.99 

Pink Penny 

zones 5-8 

A new pink flowering selection of the popular 

Geranium 'Jolly Bee'. Like its parent, 'Pink Penny' 

is a floriferous variety that produces large, cupped, 

pink flowers on robust plants from early summer 

well into fall. Height: 12”; Spread: 14” 

012720 C1 $14.99 

Rozanne 

zones 4-8 

Large 2½ inch saucer-shaped violet blue flowers 

are held above a mound of deep green foliage that 

is slightly marbled with chartreuse. The flowers 

will sometimes last until early November! In one 

season, this plant will cover 2-3 square feet. 


009641 C1 $14.99 

Tiny Monster 

zones 4-8 

A solid performer with a quickly spreading habit 

and foliage that remains attractive throughout the 

entire season. 'Tiny Monster' is a reliable 

groundcover for landscapers and gardeners who 

appreciate low-maintenance perennials. Purpleviolet 

flowers appear 4"-6" above the mounded 

foliage from late spring through late summer. In 

the fall, the leaves become imbued with rich scarlet 

tones. Height: 16-18”; Spread: 24-36” 

014349 C1 $8.99 

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Geum 

Avens/Grecian Rose 

Divide plants annually to improve plant vigor. 

Rarely bothered by pests. Blooms May-June. 

Alabama Slammer 

zones 5-7 

The burgundy purple calyx opens to reveal ruffled, 

gold flowers with blazing red-orange markings and 

a gold center. Deep burgundy purple stems carry 

the blooms from late spring into early summer. 

Forms compact clumps of slightly glossy, light 

green foliage. Height: 10-14”; Spread: 10” 

017177 C1 $14.99 

Blazing Sunset 

zones 5-7 

A new delightful fully double, scarlet red Geum 

with flowers up to 50% larger than other varieties 

and they continue to bloom over a very long period 

from late spring into summer. Ht: 24” x 12-18” 

010974 C1 $7.99 

Koi 

zones 5-7 

Forms compact mounds of glossy green foliage. 

The panicles of bright orange flowers bloom spring 

though summer resulting in a long bloom time. 

Heat & drought tolerant. Height: 10”; Spread: 12” 

017955 C1 $6.99 

Mai Tai 

zones 5-7 

This lovely new hybrid produces clusters of 

beautiful flowers you’ll want to view up close. 

The burgundy purple calyx opens to reveal ruffled, 

apricot flowers with a rose blush. They lighten to 

peach as they mature. Height: 16-18”; Spread: 14” 

016142 C1 $14.99 

Gypsophila paniculata 

Baby’s Breath 

Cutting back after first bloom of the season will 

promote a second blooming. Prefers a neutral to 

alkaline soil. Blooms June-July. 

Bristol Fairy 

zones 3-9 

Double white flowers float like wispy white 

clouds in summer. Height: 36” x 24-36” 

000639 C1 $8.99 

Compacta Plena 

zones 3-9 

Dainty white flowers seem to billow like 

Smoke from this compact plant. Height: 18” 

005570 C1 $7.99 

Heliopsis 

Ox Eye 

Very showy late season ornamental. Blooms 

summer-fall. Plant in well-drained average soil. 

Plants are heat and drought tolerant Deadhead to 

promote constant summer bloom. 

Loraine Sunshine 

zones 3-9 

This variety has a unique variegated leaf form with 

exotic white leaves and green veins that turn 

somewhat darker late in the season. Large golden 

yellow daisy-like flowers bloom from July to frost. 


008580 C1 $10.99 

Summer Nights 

zones 3-9 

Deep golden yellow flowers with mahogany-red 

centers, reddish stems and red-tinged foliage add 

additional appeal. Very floriferous genus for the 

sunny border.. Height: 36-48” 

010095 C1 $9.99 

Helleborus 

Lenten Rose 

An easy spring blooming perennial for the shady 

woodland garden. Trim old leaves to the ground 

late winter for maximum floral impact. 

Champion 

zones 5-9 

This new Heuger selection produces clusters of 

rosy cream buds which open to outward facing, 

2½-3”, creamy white flowers. It is an early 

bloomer, flowering from January into March in 

time for Valentine’s Day, Easter, and early spring. 

Shiny, dark green foliage contrasts nicely with the 

light colored blooms. Height: 12”; Spread: 16” 

018013 C1 $19.99 

Pink Frost 

zones 5-9 

An incredibly vigorous, heavily budded selection 

that blooms from late January into March. It 

produces loads of burgundy buds which open to 2- 

3”, two-tone pink and white, outward-facing 

flowers. As the flowers age, their color deepens to 

burgundy. Height: 12-14”; Spread: 24” 

000646 C1 $19.99 

Hemerocallis 

Daylily 

Hemerocallis hybrids are tolerant of full sun, but 

sometimes they will show sun scald in hot areas 

and prefer partial shade. Most are tolerant of a 

wide range of soil conditions. 

zones 3-9 

Always Afternoon 

Five inch dusky rose self with a striking plum 

purple eyezone and a green throat. Petals are 

crimped with thin buff pink edges, sepals are 

smooth. Blooms in early summer; re-bloomer. 


011853 C1 $12.99 

Bama Music 

Five-inch, pink bitone: baby pink petals with paler 

pink midribs and sepals. Lemon yellow eye and 

green throat. Blooms well in sun and part sun. 

Blooms in midsummer. Ht: 36”; Spread: 18-24” 

000214 C1 $7.99 

Calico Jack 

Spectacular color with bright yellow flowers 

contrasted with a very pronounced plum-red eye 

and edged petals. The colorful and ruffled edges 

add intensity to the large 6" flowers. Blooms early 

to mid season. Height: 22-24”; Spread: 18-24” 

017957 C1 $10.99 

Chicago Apache 

Red flowers have a green throat and ruffled edges. 

Height: 12-24”, Spread: 24-48” 

015217 C1 $9.99 

Daring Deception 

Dusty lavender-pink with a large purple eye and 

pronounced purple edge and green throat. Heavily 

ruffled. A very unique and striking Daylily! 

Height: 24” 

005108 C1 $12.99 

Earlybird Cardinal 

A true breakthrough in daylily breeding, this is the 

first red, very early blooming, hardy daylily. 

Plants can re-bloom up to 4 times per year, 

showing nearly 100 days of color! Flowers are 4” 

wide, watermelon red, with a pie crust edge and 

chartreuse throat. Height: 21”; Spread: 12-18” 

016650 C1 $19.99 

Entrapment 

A super bloomer with 32 flowers per stem when 

mature! The large, 6” blue-purple flowers with a 

yellow throat have wonderful ruffling. Excellent 

re-bloomer and destined to be one of the best! 


015390 C1 $12.99 

Fairy Tale Pink 

Five to six inch pale peach-pink flowers have an 

undefined pale yellow band and green throat. 

Flowers are of perfect form: broad, deeply ruffled 

and of heavy substance. Blooms in midsummer; 

rebloomer. Height: 24” x 18-24” 

000204 C1 $9.99 

Flamingo Fantasy 

This cute pink bicolor produces an abundance of 

sparkling, clear light pink, 5 inch flowers in early 

midseason. The fragrant, light pink flowers have a 

well-defined bright rose pink eye, glowing green 

throat, and attractive ruffling. Height: 26”; 


016651 C1 $12.99 

Fragrant Returns 

Same as Happy Returns with a strong sweet 

fragrance. The flowers on Fragrant returns are 

very fragrant, lightly ruffled and light lemon in 

color. This is an ever-blooming Daylily with an 

extended bloom time for a nice evening show. 


015389 C1 $9.99 

Frans Hall 

Striking bicolor flowers with orange sepals and 

bright reddish-copper petals with creamy orange 

midribs. Petals are slightly ruffled and the throat is 

green. Blooms mid to late summer. 24” x 18-24” 

000187 C1 $6.99 

Grape Magic 

Similar in appearance to Little Grapette, but with 

flowers that are twice as big. Four-inch grape 

purple flowers with a deep purple eye, yellow 

Throat, and purple stamens. Blooms in late 

Summer; re-bloomer. Height: 20”; Spread: 12-18” 

014232 C1 $12.99 

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Happy Returns 

An extremely popular and widely used reblooming 

daylily. 3", fragrant, canary yellow complete self. 

Of 'Stella de Oro' parentage, though flowers are 

slightly larger and a clear lemon yellow instead of 

gold. Blooms profusely in early summer and 

reblooms sporadically until frost Height: 18”; 


005111 C1 $9.99 

Hyperion 

A nostalgic daylily that has been in cultivation for 

over 80 years! Five inch canary yellow flowers 

have a tiny green throat. Treasured for its sweet 

fragrance and very tall flower scapes. Blooms in 

midsummer; rebloomer. Height: 40” x 18-24” 

005378 C1 $8.99 

Joan Senior 

One of the most popular white Daylilies! Ruffled 

blooms are white with a lime-green center. A long 

and repeat bloomer. Height: 12-24” x 24-48” 

000217 C1 $12.99 

Mardi Gras Parade 

Four inch bright rose-lavender flowers with a large 

wine-purple eye, mauve-rose watermark and 

chartreuse throat. Blooms in midsummer. 


015218 C1 $9.99 

Mary Todd 

Six inch clear yellow flowers, heavily ruffled and 

seer suckered, with wide petals. One of the best 

and most popular yellows ever. Height: 26” 

015219 C1 $9.99 

Mauna Lao 

Amber gold blend flowers (5”) with deep red 

edges and light green throats. Height: 22”; 

Spread: 36” 

010837 C1 $9.99 

Moses Fire 

Large 6" double bright red flowers with a faint 

yellow edge. The double petals and exaggerated 

ruffling create very full flowers. Good bud count 

and excellent re-bloom. Height: 22-24”; 


017958 C1 $19.99 

Night Embers 

Large 5" double flowers are deep velvety red and 

have darker accents and a thin white line along the 

ruffled edge. Semi-evergreen foliage and excellent 

re-bloomer. Height: 28-30”; Spread: 18-24” 

017959 C1 $19.99 

Omomuki 

Five-inch, delightfully fragrant, clear citron yellow 

flowers with a bright green throat and heavily 

ruffled petals. Well branched and heavily budded 

scapes ensure many weeks of bloom. Blooms from 

early to midsummer. Height: 24”, Spread: 18-24” 

013220 C1 $12.99 

Prairie Blue Eyes 

Five-inch lavender purple flowers with a blue eye 

zone. Blooms prolifically in mid-summer. 

Height: 28-33”; Spread: 18-24” 

015220 C1 $9.99 

Pumpkin Festival 

Create a parade of color in the summer landscape 

with this large flowered, fragrant, peachy orange 

daylily with a striking wine purple eye and 

matching pie crust picotee edge. This cultivar 

blooms early in the daylily season. Height: 20”; 


015193 C1 $12.99 

Return A Smile 

Similar in color to ‘Always Afternoon’. The 

sunfast, mauve pink, 5 inch flowers have a 

prominent wine purple eye, yellow-green throat, 

and ruffled tepals. Blooms early midseason and 

then again later in the season. Considered a 

"Designer" daylily. Height: 26”; Spread: 18-24” 

016652 C1 $14.99 

Rocket City 

Six inch bittersweet orange flowers with a burnt 

orange eye. Throat and midribs are lighter orangeyellow. 

Blooms in mid-summer. Height: 36” ; 


000196 C1 $6.99 

Rosy Returns 

Four inch fragrant rose-pink blended flowers have 

a deep rose eyezone and yellow throat. The first 

hardy rose-pink everblooming Daylily! Blooms 

consistently from June to frost. Ht: 14” x 12-18” 

010036 C1 $19.99 

Siloam Amazing Grace 

Large, yellow, heavily-ruffled flowers have a 

delicate fragrance. Height: 22” 

007236 C1 $19.99 

Siloam Leo’s Joy 

Impressive saturated true red, sunfast color on a 5 

inch, rounded flower form. An apple green throat, 

ruffled petals, and diamond dusting complete the 

look. Though it has nice fragrance, this daylily is 

not officially registered as being fragrant. 

Height: 21”; Spred: 12-18” 

016653 C1 $12.99 

Spider Miracle 

Large, curled bright lemon petals are accented by 

its extremely long stamens. Height: 32” 

007235 C1 $19.99 

Stella D’Oro 

Prolific 2½ inch ruffled gold flowers, with a green 

throat. One of the earliest daylilies to bloom and 

re-blooms until frost. Height: 12-15” 

000219 C1 $6.99 

Wild & Wonderful 

Living up to its name, this plant produces a very 

large amount of enormous "spider-type" flowers 

with a color scheme that makes you sit up and take 

notice. Height: 30-36”; Spread: 24-36” 

017960 C1 $14.99 

Heuchera 

Coral Bells 

Coral bells begin blooming in early June and don’t 

stop until the end of August. We suggest 

deadheading to prolong the bloom season. Will 

grow in any well-drained alkaline soil. Even 

though they tolerate a couple hours of shade, 

best results are achieved when grown in full sun. 

Can be grown under Black Walnut trees! 

Berry Smoothie 

zones 4-9 

The foliage ranges a bit in color with the season, 

emerging bright rose pink in spring and darkening 

to purplish rose in summer. It is absolutely lovely 

when planted with pink and purple flowering 

bulbs. Height: 18”; Spread: 20” (flowers to 16”) 

018026 C1 $14.99 

016914 C1½ $14.99 

Black Currant 

zones 4-9 

Bold purple leaves with silver accents is a striking 

accent in beds or pots. Height: 8”, Spread: 16-20” 

(blooms reaching 16” tall) 

013428 C1 $9.99 

Blackout 

zones 4-9 

Similar to 'Obsidian', this new hybrid has very 

glossy, near-jet black leaves with perfectly rounded 

lobes. It forms a tight, compact mound that looks 

great as edging or in containers and produces 

cream colored flowers on 10” scapes. 


013288 C1 $14.99 

Crème Brulee 

zones 3-9 

Robust clumps are composed of peachy-orange 

leaves that brighten as the season progresses. 

Topped with creamy flowers in late June. 

Height: 12”, Spread: 18” (flowers to 22”) 

010351 C1 $9.99 

Electra 

zones 4-9 

Shocking, blood-red veins electrify the golden 

leaves of this startling Heuchera. The red venation 

stays while the leaf changes from shades of yellow 

in spring, to chartreuse in summer and fall, and tan 

in the winter. Short, dense cones of white flowers. 


016903 C1 $14.99 

Firefly 

zones 3-8 

Rounded green leaves with fragrant scarlet red 

flowers late spring to early summer. Grows well in 

partial shade and well-drained soil. Will tolerate 

more sun with sufficient moisture. Height: 7-9”; 

Spread: 10-16”; Scapes: 16” 

017961 C1 $5.99 

Georgia Peach 

zones 4-9 

Huge peach colored leaves with a very showy 

white overlay and a large lush habit. This plant 

makes a Hosta-like bold foliage statement, except, 

of course, it’s evergreen. Foliage color changes 

from peach-orange tones in the spring to rose to 

rose-purple in the fall through winter, and always 

with a decorative white veil. Creamy white 

flowers. Height: 8-10”, Spread: 10-12” (flowers 

can reach up to 16”) 

013775 Q $9.99 

013829 C1 $12.99 

Key Lime Pie 

zones 4-9 

Lively lime green foliage intensifies as 

temperatures drop in fall! Will thrive in ANY light, 

from blazing sun to full shade! Ht: 12”, Sprd: 18” 

013430 C1 $10.99 

Marmalade 

zones 4-9 

A big brother for H. 'Amber Waves', the foliage of 

this selection ranges in color from umber to deep 

sienna. The rich, shiny, undulating leaves are of 

heavy substance, helping them to stand up to 

inclement weather. A plethora of reddish-brown 

flowers appear on 16 inch scapes from late spring 

to early summer. This selection grows best in 

partial to full sun. Height: 10”; Spread: 8-12” 

011956 C1 $14.99 

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Midnight Rose 

zones 4-9 

This amazing compact plant has burnished black 

leaves, thickly spotted hot pink in spring. Summer 

leaves lighten and cream and pink dots adorn the 

foliage. Height: 8-10”, Spread: 10” (flowers can 

reach up to 16”) 

013826 C1 $14.99 

Miracle 

zones 4-9 

This sister seedling of Tiramisu produces pink 

flowers in mid-summer. During cooler weather, 

the foliage is a fantastic shade of brick red with 

bright chartreuse to gold edges and silvered 

undersides. During the warmer months of summer, 

the red pigments lighten and the leaves turn green. 

Height: 8-10”; Spread: 8-10”; Scapes: 12-14” 

014282 C1 $12.99 

Obsidian 

zones 3-8 

Similar to the semi-precious gemstone, this variety 

is not only genuinely black, but has the same 

glassy luster as well. Very smooth polished leaves. 


009166 C1 $14.99 

Palace Purple 

zones 3-8 

The original purple coral bells, Palace Purple is 

perhaps the most well-recognized and widely 

planted variety of all heucheras. This selection has 

very large and shiny leaves compared to most other 

heucheras, ranging in color from deep olive green 

to purplish-bronze. Their undersides, which are 

quite visible in the loosely formed clumps, are a 

striking metallic amethyst purple. The 20 inch tall, 

leafed flower scapes bear an abundance of tiny 

cream flowers. Height: 8-12”, Spread: 12-16” 

005314 C1 $5.99 

Peach Crisp 

zones 4-9 

The second in the Crisp Series, 'Peach Crisp' is a 

visual marvel. With an extremely ruffled peach to 

amber leaf color, and a tight mounding habit, it 

works well in a container, as an edger, or a textural 

color spot. Prefers full sun and good drainage. 

Height: 6”; Spread: 14”, Flowers: 15” 

018025 C1 $14.99 

Peach Flambe 

zones 4-9 

Glows bright peach in spring and summer before 

turning plum-purple in winter. Leaves are also 

infused with flaming red, hence its name. White 

flowers in spring. Height: 7”, Spread: 14” 

010977 C1 $19.99 

Peach Melba 

zones 4-9 

A stunning apricot and deep red combination with 

some markings nearly black and other patches a 

soft, rich peach hue. Height: 12-16” x 12-16” 

010353 C1 $9.99 

Plum Pudding 

zones 4-9 

Not the typical burgundy color of some Heucheras, 

this variety sports leaves that are truly plum purple 

with even darker purple veins. They are attractively 

ruffled and have bluntly pointed tips. The newer 

leaves are somewhat glossy, and all have deep 

purple undersides. The dainty cream flowers which 

appear on 26” scapes are an added bonus in early 

summer. Height: 8”; Spread: 12-16”; Scapes: 26” 

000701 C1 $7.99 

Sugar Plum 

zones 4-9 

Frosty plum-purple leaves in spring and fall make a 

full mound of evergreen foliage. Silvery pink 

flowers rise 26 inches above the soil and frequently 

re-bloom. Foliage is silver in summer and winter. 

H. villosa breeding gives it the bigger habit. 

Height: 12”; Spread: 26”; Scapes: 18” 

017611 C1½ $14.99 

x Heucherella 

Foamy Bells 

A hybrid between Heuchera & Tiarella. 

Alabama Surpirse 

zones 4-9 

There are plenty of reasons to fall in love with this 

new Heucherella: very large brilliantly colored 

leaves and a vigorous, robust habit. In spring, the 

leaves are gold with contrasting red veining. In fall 

and winter, the foliage turns a warm shade of 

orange-pink. Small white flowers late spring to 

summer. Height: 12”; Spread: 12” 

014339 C1 $16.99 

Sweet Tea 

zones 4-9 

Undeniably the most intensely colored Heucherella 

ever! Huge cinnamon stars are surrounded by the 

loveliest orange tea colored borders. The big, 

palmately cut leaves darken in the summer and 

lighten up again in the fall. Height: 20”; 

Spread: 28” (flowers to 27”) 

016100 C1½ $19.99 

Hibiscus 

Rosemallow / Perennial Hibiscus 

These glorious plants with impressive large flowers 

make showy accents. Be careful to not over water 

until plants show signs of growth. Use Dipel or a 

Thuricide spray to control leaf eating caterpillars. 

Late to break dormancy. 

Blue River II 

zones 4-9 

An especially long-blooming Hibiscus, Blue River 

II produces huge dinner-plate sized flowers bearing 

a hint of blue, giving the plant an overall cooling 

effect, great for those summer days in the garden! 

Height: 48-60”, Spread: 36-48” 

014331 C1½ $14.99 

015471 C3 $25.00 

Cranberry Crush 

zones 4-9 

You will love the short but full, compact grower 

with scarlet red flowers blooming from near-black 

buds. These dramatic blossoms cover the plant 

from mid-summer until early fall. They are set 

against a perfect backdrop of glossy deep green, 

leathery, maple-like leaves with slight purple 

overtones. Height: 36-48”; Spread: 48-60” 

015211 C1½ $16.99 

016796 C3 $25.00 

Crown Jewels 

zones 4-9 

At a compact 30” high, Crown Jewels is definitely 

a jewel in the garden. In mid-summer, this new 

dwarf Hibiscus is bursing with dozens of yellow 

buds that open to creamy white flowers with a red 

center. The exquisite maple-cut leaves are dark 

reddish-brown and very attractive! Height: 30”; 

Spread: 30” 

016109 C1½ $19.99 

Fantasia 

zones 4-9 

Huge, dinner plate sized 8-9 inch wide flowers sit 

atop compact, mounded, shrub-like plants from 

mid to late summer. Each successive spring will 

bring larger flowers. This selection produces great 

numbers of ruffled, rose-pink flowers with a red 

eye. The distinctively lobed, maple-like leaves are 

of heavy substance and add to the substantial look 

of this plant. Height: 36”; SPread: 12-24” 

015474 C3 $25.00 

Fireball 

zones 4-9 

Gigantic flowers up to 12" wide sit atop compact, 

shrub-like plants from mid to late summer. The 

blossoms are flaming red and have overlapping 

petals. The finely textured, dissected foliage of this 

selection glows with a purplish blush and the 

sturdy stems display red veining. Height: 48”, 


005032 C1½ $16.99 

016783 C3 $25.00 

Kopper King 

zones 4-9 

Kopper King gets its name from its maple-like, 

coppery-red leaves that are orange-red underneath. 

This colorful foliage extends the plant's ornamental 

value through the entire growing season. It's hard 

to believe this tropical-looking beauty is hardy to 

zone 4! Height: 36-48”, Spread: 24-36” 

011606 C3 $25.00 

Lady Baltimore 

zones 4-9 

Valued for its late summer display, Lady Baltimore 

produces 5-6” wide, pink blooms with satiny, red 

centers and ruffled petals. Strong, shrub-like 

foliage, which is more compact than standard 

hibiscus, supports these beautiful blooms in mid to 

late summer. Height: 4-5’; Spread: 4’ 

016794 C3 $25.00 

Lord Baltimore 

zones 4-9 

Brilliant red flowers up to 10” across. Height: 60” 

016784 C3 $25.00 

Old Yella (moscheutos group) 

zones 4-9 

Huge, dinner plate sized flowers sit atop robust, 

shrub-like plants from mid to late summer. Each 

successive spring will bring larger flowers. Pale 

yellow buds open to huge 10-12 inch wide, creamy 

white, slightly ruffled flowers with a red eye. This 

selection has a conical habit that stays compact. It's 

hard to believe this tropical-looking beauty is 

hardy! Height: 36-48”, Spread: 24-36” 

015473 C3 $25.00 

Party Favor 

zones 4-9 

Rose pink buds open to glossy cotton candy pink 

flowers with heavily ruffled, overlapping petals 

and a red eye. Since it is an indeterminate 

bloomer, the flowers are produced at the nodes all 

up the flowering stems rather than just at the top 

like some other cultivars. Height/Spread: 60” 

015212 C1½ $16.99 

016795 C3 $25.00 

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Peppermint Schnapps 

zones 5-9 

A new hybrid with 8-10 inch pink flowers that are 

dashed with streaks of deep reddish-pink 

throughout the flower petals. They match the bright 

red eye in the center of each flower. This plant has 

a sturdy, upright habit with good branching and 

green, maple-cut leaves. It can easily take the place 

of a small shrub in the landscape and makes a great 

specimen plant. Height: 42”, Spread: 36” 

015472 C3 $25.00 

Pink Elephant (moscheutos group) 

zones 4-9 

Aptly named, this outstanding new cultivar has the 

largest flowers we've ever seen on a hardy 

Hibiscus! They open up flat to a whopping 1 foot 

wide! The medium pink blossoms have beautifully 

ruffled, overlapping petals and a deep red eye. 

They are produced from mid through late summer. 

Height: 60-72”, Spread: 48-60” 

015475 C3 $25.00 

Sultry Kiss 

zones 4-9 

This super long bloomer forms a beautiful upright 

mound of well-branched, maple-like, dark green 

foliage which is bronze when it first emerges. Deep 

red buds open to magenta-red flowers measuring a 

whopping 9-11 inches wide. The flowers have 

heavily overlapping petals and are produced at the 

nodes all the way up the reddish purple stems, 

coating the plant in blossoms from midsummer 

until frost. Height: 48-60”; Spread: 60” 

015213 C1½ $16.99 

016782 C3 $25.00 

Sweet Caroline 

zones 4-9 

Valued for its late summer display, Sweet Caroline 

produces large, 6-8 inch wide, bright pink flowers 

with darker pink veining and eye zone. The petals 

are ruffled and partly reflexed, giving them an 

attractive silhouette. This hybrid has unusually 

pretty flower buds which resemble expanding rose 

buds. Strong, shrub-like foliage, which is more 

compact than standard hibiscus, supports these 

beautiful blooms in mid to late summer. 

Height: 48-72”; Spread: 24-36” 

011608 C3 $25.00 

Turn of the Century 

zones 5-9 

Valued for its late summer display, Turn of the 

Century produces unusual, bicolored flowers 

ranging from dark red to light pink. Petals alternate 

colors, giving them the appearance of a 5-veined 

pinwheel. Strong, shrub-like foliage is more 

compact than standard hibiscus. Height: 72-96”, 


016785 C3 $25.00 

Hosta 

Hosta/Plantain Lily 

= somewhat slug resistant 

= tolerates sun; variegated types prefer some 

shade as well as blue-tinted types 

Antioch 

zones 3-9 

Medium-large, spear-shaped leaves with irregular 

creamy-white margins. Lavender flowers bloom 

late summer. Sun tolerant. Height: 20"; Sprd: 42" 

010847 C1 $6.99 

undulata Albo Marginata 

zones 3-9 

Forms clumps of large green leaves with a wide 

creamy-white margin. Too much sun will bleach 

its green color. Lavender flowers. Ht: 12-18”, 


000226 C1 $6.99 

000248 C3 $25.00 

August Moon 

zones 3-9 

Large, rounded, seer-suckered, golden leaves that 

stay attractive all summer. White flowers with a 

touch of pale lavender on 28-32” scapes late July- 

August. Height: 28-32” 

000792 C1 $7.99 

tokudama Aureo Nebulosa 

zones 

Near-round, slightly cupped leaves have chartreuse 

centers which change to medium gold by midsummer. 

Since the leaves have such thick 

substance, slugs usually do not bother with this 

hosta. Height: 15”; Spread: 24”; Scape Height: 24” 

000244 C1 $14.99 

Big Daddy 

zones 3-9 

Huge, blue quilted leaves. Ice white flowers on 

36” stems. Height: 24-42” 

May 15 000228 C1 $14.99 

Blue Angel 

zones 3-9 

Huge, blue-green deeply veined leaves cascade 

downward. One of the largest blues available. 

Multiplies more rapidly than most of the large 

blue Hosta, so it reaches significant size 

without the long wait. White flowers. Ht: 48” 

000229 C1 $9.99 

Blue Mammoth 

zones 3-9 

Powder blue corrugated leaves. White flowers. 


May 15 008996 C1 $12.99 

Blue Mouse Ears 

zones 3-9 

2008 American Hosta Growers Hosta of the Year!. 

An adorable small hosta with thick (almost 

rubbery), round, blue-green to grey-green leaves. 

Forms a perfectly symmetrical mound; moderate 

growth rate. Flower buds are held horizontally and 

swell like balloons before opening. Clusters of 

lavender, bell-shaped flowers are produced on 

proportionally short 12" scapes in midsummer. 

Prefers light to full shade. Height: 8”; Spread: 12”; 

Scapes: 12” 

014411 C1 $19.99 

Blue Umbrellas 

zones 3-9 

Forms a huge mound of 14" long, inversely cupped 

(downward) leaves like a pile of small, blue 

umbrellas. Early growth is blue-green, but turns 

darker green by early summer. Thick, corrugated 

leaves are very slug resistant. Very pale lavender 

flowers appear in midsummer. Height: 32”; 

Spread: 38”; Scapes: 40” 

004526 C1 $14.99 

Chain Lightning 

zones 3-9 

A tremendous white-centered cultivar from Dick & 

Jane Ward. The leaves are dark green-margined 

with a white center. Lavender flowers in July. 

Good substance. Height: 16”; Spread: 30” 

May 15 015354 C1 $19.99 

Cloudburst 

zones 3-9 

A medium-sized Hosta with thick, blue-green 

foliage turning a rich, shiny dark green by midsummer. 

Pale purple flowers late June into early 

July. Height: 16”; Spread: 33”; Scapes: 24” 

014412 C1 $19.99 

Clovelly 

zones 3-9 

Easily recognizable at a single glance; has one of 

the best ruffled leaf edges of any hosta. Green 

leaves are nearly round and horizontally held with 

prominent deep piecrust edges. This plant is 

named for the pebbled streets of Clovelly, England 

because mature leaves show some pebbling or 

dimpling on the surface. Pale lavender, tubular 

flowers are produced on 18-24" scapes in 

midsummer. Height: 18”, Spread: 28” 

013292 C1 $25.00 

Corn Muffins 

zones 3-9 

Forms a dense mound of dome-shaped, corrugated, 

gold foliage. From the breeding program program 

of Doug Beilstein in Mansfield, OH. Lavender 

flowers from late June into mid-in July. 


May 15 015355 C1 $25.00 

Cuyahoga 

zones 3-9 

Large leaves, 10” long by 8-9” wide form a semiupright 

mound of creamy gold-edged foliage. The 

leaves are nearly round and of good substance. 

Lavender flowers appear in July on 32" scapes. 

Medium to fast growth rate. Height: 20”; 

Spread: 40” 

May 15 014889 C1 $29.99 

Diana Remembered (plantaginea group) 

zones 3-9 

Just like the princess, this one draws the eye! Has 

the broadest white edge of any Hosta plantaginea 

type. Huge, 4” white flowers. Height: 20” x 24” 

006206 C1 $15.99 

Dream Queen 

zones 3-9 

A sport of 'Great Expectations' which is very 

similar to 'Thunderbolt'. Large, nearly round, 

corrugated leaves are bluish-green with a narrow, 

creamy white center. White flowers are produced 

on 26” scapes in midsummer. Height: 18” x 24” 

015399 C1 $9.99 

Dream Weaver 

zones 3-9 

A sport of H. 'Great Expectations’. Large, 

distinctive leaves have very wide, blue-green 

margins and sharply contrasting creamy white 

centers. Leaves are nearly round and are 

corrugated. White flowers appear on 26" scapes in 

midsummer. Height: 18”; Spread: 30” 

007315 C1 $19.99 

Emerald Crown 

zones 3-9 

A complex Bill & Eleanor Lachman hybrid 

involving ‘Halcyon’ and ‘Resonance’, among 

others. The shiny, deep green foliage has good 

substance. Makes a great edger or ground cover 

plant. Lavender flowers in July on 20” scapes. 


May 15 016918 C1 $14.99 

Eye Candy 

zones 3-9 

An upright, medium-sized mound of white-edged 

foliage; leaf center is very green. Lavender flowers 

bloom in early summer. Height: 18”; Spread: 32” 

May 15 015357 C1 $19.99 

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Faith 

zones 3-9 

This Don Dean hybrid combines the color of 

'Evening Magic' with the form and leaf of 'Big 

Daddy'. The corrugation of the thick, rounded, gold 

leaves are simply amazing. Lavender flowers on 

20” stalks in early summer. Height: 16”; Sprd: 40” 

May 15 015358 C1 $25.00 

Fat Cat 

zones 3-9 

'Sagae' seedling from Dick & Jane Ward of 

Columbus, Ohio. Acts like a brighter, smaller 

version of 'Sum and Substance' with more heavily 

corrugated golden leaves with a thick substance. 

Lavender flowers on 30" scapes in July. 


May 15 016919 C1 $14.99 

First Frost 

zones 3-9 

A sport of 'Halcyon' with the same intense bluegreen 

leaf center. Plant emerges with a gold 

margin early in the spring, then changes to pure 

white later in the season. The leaves hold up well 

in the garden all season long until the "first frost". 

Light lavender flowers appear on 28” scapes in 


015359 C1 $25.00 

First Mate 

zones 3-9 

A small-sized Hosta displaying improved vigor, 

more pronounced variegation, and a more upright 

habit than 'Kabitan'. Long, narrow leaves have 

dark green, heavily rippled margins and a gold 

center that lightens to cream. Lavender flowers 

appear on 24" scapes in mid to late summer. 


013216 C1 $25.00 

Flame Stitch 

zones 3-9 

Lovely, slightly curled leaves are green at the edge 

and light golden yellow inside. Ht: 12-24” x 36” 

000048 C1 $29.99 

Francee 

zones 3-9 

Green heart-shaped leaves with white margins. 

Lavender flowers. Ht: 12-24” 

000231 C1 $8.99 

Ginkgo Craig 

zones 3-9 

Short, lance-like green leaves with a sharp white 

border. Dark purple flowers in August. Great for 

edging! Height: 10-12”, Spread: 18” 

000225 C1 $9.99 

Gold Standard 

zones 3-9 

An ever-popular, classic hosta; large, ovate leaves 

have dark green margins. Leaf centers emerge 

light green in the spring and become progressively 

more gold towards early summer; morning sun will 

enhance the gold color. Pale lavender flowers 

appear on 30" scapes in midsummer. Height: 20”; 

Spread: 36” 

009956 C1 $6.99 

013068 C1 $7.99 

Great Arrival 

zones 3-9 

A reversed form of 'Great Expectations' with 10" 

wide; blue-green centered leaves with a bright gold 

margin turning creamy white by mid-summer. 

Near-white flowers from late June into mid-July. 

Heavily corrugated with a thick substance. 

Height: 26”; Spread: 50”; Scape Height: 24-30” 

015360 C1 $7.99 

Guacamole 

zones 3-9 

Large, shiny apple green leaves with gold center. 

Color will intensify with more light. Large 

fragrant lavender flowers. Good sun tolerance. 


000804 C1 $14.99 

009618 C3 $25.00 

Great Expectations 

zones 3-9 

Lives up to its name! A slow grower, but well 

worth the wait. Thick, puckered, broadly ovate 

leaves are slug resistant. Wide, irregular, bluegreen 

margins surround an ever-changing center; 

starts out chartreuse in the spring, turns to yellow, 

then to creamy yellow, and finally to white (colors 

vary with light levels). Fern green streaks are 

painted between the margin and center of each leaf; 

every leaf is unique. Masses of white flowers are 

displayed above the foliage in early to midsummer. 

Height: 20”; Spread: 40”; Scapes: 24” 

000803 C1 $19.99 

June 

zones 3-9 

Pointed leaves have attractive gold center with a 

blue-green margin. Heavy substance. Violet 

flowers late July. Very distinctive. Ht: 16-20” 

00807 C1 $14.99 

June Fever 

zones 3-9 

A nearly all-yellow sport of H. 'June'. Pointed 

leaves have a distinct, very narrow, blue-green 

margins jetting towards the midrib. Leaf centers 

transition from bright yellow to chartreuse in 

midsummer. Shiny leaves are of good substance. 


011752 C1 $15.99 

Lettuce Salad 

zones 3-9 

Corrugated and unruly leaves change from 

chartreuse to bright green and have good 

substance. Pale lavender flowers appear in July on 

24” scapes. Height: 20”; Spread: 40-46” 

014891 C1 $19.99 

Linda Sue 

zones 3-9 

A thick-leaved sport of H. ‘Frances Williams’ with 

a wider gold margin that does not burn. Linda Sue 

grows slowly at first but becomes large at maturity. 

Near-white flowers bloom early July. Height: 20”; 


016125 C1 $35.99 

Little Treasure 

zones 3-9 

Very wide, blue-green margins surround the 

creamy white center of the small, pointed leaves of 

good substance. Lavender flowers are held on 

cream scapes which compliment the clump in early 

to midsummer. Height: 6”; Spread: 12” 

May 15 016770 C1 $14.99 

London Fog 

zones 3-9 

The foliage is completely “misted”, meaning 

lacking the green margin of its mother plant. A 

very interesting and unusual Hosta with green 

speckling. Pale lavender flowers in July on 10-20” 

scapes. Height: 12”; Spread: 30” 

015361 C1 $19.99 

Lothar the Giant 

zones 3-9 

A large Hosta with very large green leaves (14”) 

that are somewhat corrugated and have a wavy 

margin. The thick substance makes this Hosta slug 

resistant. Near white flowers bloom in summer. 


014414 C1 $29.99 

Loyalist 

zones 3-9 

This plant has much heavier leaves than others. 

The leaf margin is deep green and the leaf center is 

nearly pure white, and is not prone to melting out. 

The flowers are lavender on cream-white stems in 

mid summer. Height: 12-24” 

012697 C1 $8.99 

Malabar 

zones 3-9 

A hybrid out of the breeding program of Doug 

Beilstein of Mansfield, Ohio. The white-margined, 

creamy green-centered leaves are 8” long by about 

5” wide. Height: 12”; Spread: 32” 

May 15 015362 C1 $25.00 

Marilyn 

zones 3-9 

The slightly wavy leaves are chartreuse early, 

becoming gold by mid-summer. Lavender flowers 

open on 25” high scapes from late June into mid- 

July. Better than average substance. Height: 15”; 

Spread: 40” 

May 15 017002 C1 $14.99 

Marilyn Monroe 

zones 3-9 

Heavily rippled, smooth textured medium green 

leaves have a white underside. Recumbent purple 

flower scapes appear in September. Good 

substance. Height: 15-18”; Spread: 36” 

May 15 016920 C1 $14.99 

Maui Buttercups 

zones 3-9 

One of the very best yellow Hostas! Bright gold, 

5", rounded leaves are deeply cupped and 

corrugated. They are of heavy substance and 

demonstrate good slug resistance. Flared, medium 

violet flowers appear on 18" scapes in midsummer. 


013213 C1 $12.99 

Midwest Magic 

zones 3-9 

Irregular green margined leaves has center which 

turns yellow. The dimpled affect of the leaves 

almost makes the yellow center iridescent. Leaves 

are very pointed. Height: 20”; Spread: 30-45” 

015400 C1 $7.99 

Minuteman 

zones 3-9 

An improved form of Patriot with a darker green 

center and a more creamy white border. 


000236 C1 $14.99 

003521 C2 $19.99 

Niagara Falls 

zones 3-9 

Heart-shaped leaves have a ruffled, pie-crusted 

edge and deeply imprinted veins in combination 

with a slightly drooping habit, giving the effect of 

cascading water. Height: 24” x 36” 

010989 C1 $14.99 

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Ocean Isle 

zones 3-9 

A green-centered, gold-edged sport of 'El Dorado'. 

Winner of the "Frances Williams Award" as top 

sport of the 2004 "First Look" seedling and sport 

competition. A non-burning, slug resistant, goldedged, 

Hosta with pale lavender flowers in July. 


May 15 015364 C1 $19.99 

Patriot 

zones 3-9 

Ovate leaves have dark green centers and 

outstanding, crisp white, streaked margins (margins 

are creamy-yellow in spring). Leaves are of better 

than average substance, are slightly wavy, and 

display good sun tolerance. Lavender flowers 

appear on 30" scapes in midsummer. 


010524 C1 $8.99 

001572 C2 $19.99 

Paul’s Glory 

zones 3-9 

Bright chartreuse, heart-shaped leaves fade to 

creamy white during summer, with dark green 

irregular margins. Light lavender flowers. Ht: 18” 

013075 C1 $17.99 

Powder Blue 

zones 3-9 

The foliage is thick, beautifully corrugated, and 

richly colored! Each leaf is attractively seersuckered, 

its texture growing more pronounced 

with each passing year. Small lavender blooms 

early to mid-summer. Height: 30”; Spread: 60”; 

Scapes: 33” 

May 15 014416 C1 $25.00 

Prairie Sum Shine 

zones 3-9 

12” long leaves are bright gold. Lavender flowers 

are produced from late July into August. Medium 

to fast growth rate. Height: 22”; Spread: 48” 

May 15 015366 C1 $29.99 

Princess Anastasia 

zones 3-9 

Looks similar to 'Tokudama Aureonebulosa' but is 

larger. Gold leaves of good substance have dark 

blue-green margins and display some corrugation 

at maturity. Keeps its color all season long. Pure 

white flowers with lavender stripes are borne on 

18-22" scapes in midsummer. Height: 12” x 28” 

012143 C1 $19.99 

Rainforest Sunrise 

zones 3-9 

Leaves are solid light green when they emerge, 

then quickly develop dramatic dark green borders 

and radiant gold centers. They are thick and 

glossy, holding up well all season, and are also slug 

resistant. Light lavender flowers (18-24”) are 

produced in mid-summer. Height: 8”; Spread: 16” 

015203 C1 $12.99 

Regal Splendor 

zones 3-9 

Long, pointed, frosty blue leaves with narrow, 

creamy yellow to ivory margins. A sport of H. 

'Krossa Regal', it forms the same upright, vaseshaped 

mound of foliage. Lavender, bell-shaped 

flowers appear on 5 to 6 foot scapes in mid to late 

summer. Height: 36”; Spread: 36”; Scapes: 60-72” 

000239 C1 $14.99 

Reversed Patriot 

zones 3-9 

Similar to Fire & Ice and Loyalist but with a better 

growth rate. Reversed Patriot forms perfect 

mounds of oval-shaped leaves with pure white 

centers and dark green margins. Lavender flowers 

bloom late summer. Height: 18”; Spread: 24” 

017238 C1 $9.99 

Revolution 

zones 3-9 

Leaves have a green margin with a creamy center 

speckled with green. Lavender purple flowers. 

Height: 12-24”, Spread: 12-24” 

003324 C1 $19.99 

Robert Frost 

zones 3-9 

Blue green leaves with creamy yellow to white 

margins that jet towards the midrib. Large, broadly 

ovate leaves of good substance. Nearly white, bellshaped 

flowers appear in midsummer. Award: 

Best Variegated Hosta Award, 1996. Height: 23”; 

Spread: 42”; Scapes: 30-35” 

000816 C1 $14.99 

Solar Flare 

zones 3-9 

14” long by 10” wide leaves are chartreuse early 

and bright gold by mid-summer. Leaves have a 

slightly rippled margin and are of good substance. 

Very pale lavender flowers from late June into 

mid-July on 30-36" scapes. Height: 32”; Spd: 80” 

014892 C1 $29.99 

Stained Glass 

zones 3-9 

Huge 10” long, brilliant gold leaves with wide, 

dark green margins. Variegation appears early in 

the season and prominent veins throughout give it 

the look of “stained glass”. Very sun tolerant. 


011993 C1 $14.99 

013390 C3 $25.00 

Sum & Substance 

zones 3-9 

One of the largest of the Hostas currently available. 

Huge, glossy, chartreuse-green to gold round 

leaves with excellent texture. Lavender flowers. 

Height: 40” 

010525 C1 $8.99 

003520 C3 $25.00 

Summer Breeze 

zones 3-9 

A medium to large sized Hosta with dark green 

leaves and a ide, irregular, chartreuse to yellow 

margin. Thin, broadly ovate leaves are moderately 

seer-suckered at maturity. Site in light to moderate 

shade all day for best leaf color. Flared, pale 

lavender flowers are borne on 30” scapes in late 

summer. Height: 22”; Spread: 50”; Scapes: 30” 

014050 C3 $19.99 

Summer Lovin’ 

zones 3-9 

Makes a dazzling wide clump of corrugated dark 

green leaves surrounded by a wide golden border. 

In early summer, the clumps are topped with 30” 

tall scapes of light lavender flowers… stunning! 

Thick substance. Improvement over ‘Summer 

Breeze’. Height: 22”; Spread: 50”; Scapes: 30” 

015368 C1 $25.00 

Surf’s Up 

zones 3-9 

The pointed gold foliage has a thick substance. 

Very pale lavender flowers bloom atop 30" scapes 

from mid-July into August. Height: 20”; 

Spread: 45” 

May 15 015369 C1 $29.99 

The Leading Edge 

zones 3-9 

Features attractive, thick, rippled, green leaves with 

wide creamy margins. A seedling of "Dorothy 

Benedict". This semi-upright plant is slightly shiny. 

Near white flowers early season. Height: 30”; 

Spread: 46” 

May 15 015370 C1 $25.00 

Thunderbolt 

zones 3-9 

Very blue foliage is highlighted with a creamy 

central band. White flowers. Height:20” 

000481 C1 $25.00 

undulata Variegata 

zones 3-8 

A variegated Hosta with textured leaves of dark 

green with a creamy white middle. Height: 12-48” 


000279 C1 $6.99 

Victory 

zones 3-9 

Vigorous, huge mound of attractively margined 

foliage. The shiny medium green leaves have a 

wide creamy white margin. Thick substance. Near 

white flowers on tall scapes from mid-July into 

early August. Height: 30”; Spread: 70” 

014893 C1 $14.99 

Wide Brim 

zones 3-9 

Deep green leaves with a creamy white/yellow 

margin. Pale lavender flowers. Prefers full shade 

to 3/4 day of sun Height: 16”, Spread: 24-40”; 

Scapes: 24” 

000245 C1 $10.99 

Houttuynia cordata 

Korean Houttuynia/Chameleon 

Strong deciduous ground cover. May be used in 

bog gardens as it will thrive in wet as well as welldrained 

soils. 

Chameleon 

zones 3-8 

The foliage of this plant has some of the most 

dramatic coloring you’ll find in the landscape. The 

leaves have random and overlapping zones of 

green, creamy white, pink and red, all on the same 

leaf! The red color becomes even more vivid in full 

sun. Small white flowers produced in late spring, 

resembling miniature dogwood flowers. Ht: 6-8” 

009957 C1 $6.99 

Incarvillea delavayi 

Hardy Gloxinia 

A delightful clump-forming perennial garden plant. 

Apply mulch for winter protection. 

Blooms early in mid summer. 

delavayi 

zones 5-9 

Rose-purple trumpet-shaped flowers. Prefers sun 

and a fertile, well-drained soil. Give this plant 

some shade in areas of hot summers. Has an 

interesting seed pod. Height: 24”, Spread: 24” 

000834 C1 $7.99 

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Iris ensata 

Japanese Iris 

This iris can be divided in the fall and early spring 

every 3-4 years. Likes well-drained to very moist 

soil. Blooms in June. 

Crystal Halo 

zones 3-8 

Deep violet petals surrounded with a white halo. 

Its like looking at sunlight shining through crystal! 

Height: 30-48”; Spread: 18-24” 

015404 C1 $7.99 

Lion King 

zones 3-8 

The gigantic 7-8 inch flowers were fully double, 

with standards and falls much larger than the 

species. Each petal displays a wide, grape purple 

edge that feathers into the pure white 

center. A small sunshine yellow signal is tucked 

down into the base of each widely ruffled 

petal. Height: 36-48”; Spread: 24-28” 

018009 C1 $10.99 

Iris germanica 

Tall Bearded German Iris 

Prefers a sunny well-drained fertile soil. Will 

tolerate some shade in well-drained areas. 

Division can be done in the fall as well as early 

spring before new growth. Blooms in early 

June. Some will re-bloom in fall. 

germanica Batik 

zones 3-10 

Royal purple flowers with wildly irregular, 

spattered and streaked, white markings on both 

standards and falls. Very distinctive variety with a 

stately habit and large flowers. Height: 26”; 


016766 C1½ $11.99 

germanica Before the Storm 

zones 3-10 

Regarded as one of the darkest purple-black irises 

available today. Flowers are uniform in color with 

widely flared falls and have a slight sweet 

fragrance. Blooms in late spring. Height: 37”, 


014242 C1½ $11.99 

germanica Beverly Sills 

zones 3-10 

Uniform coral pink self with lacy edges and 

impeccable form. Very fast grower and heavy 

bloomer. Still one of the most sought-after irises 

today! Height: 35”; Spread: 18-24” 

011995 C1½ $11.99 

germanica Clarence 

zones 3-10 

Whitish standards and sky blue falls, blooms late 

spring and early fall. Rebloomer. Height: 30” 

007570 C1½ $11.99 

germanica Lace Artistry 

zones 3-10 

Even more beautiful when viewed up close, this 

delicate peachy pink iris has frilly ruffled petals 

like a little girl's party dress. The center of the falls 

brightens to cream, highlighting the apricot beards. 

A work of art! Height: 37”; Spread: 18-24” 

015208 C1½ $11.99 

germanica Millenium Sunrise 

zones 3-10 

This Iris really stands out from the crowd with its 

unique apricot colored flowers. The huge 

blossoms measure an incredible 4” x 7” and have a 

broad form with widely spreading falls. Pure 

apricot standards are edged with beautiful ruffles 

and lacing. Height: 39”; Spread: 18-24” 

016769 C1½ $11.99 

germanica Poem of Ecstacy 

zones 3-10 

This pastel colored bicolor will grace your garden 

with its large, romantic colored blossoms in late 

spring to early summer. Peachy pink standards 

contrast nicely with the smooth lavender falls and 

golden orange beards, each edged in flowing 

ruffles. Height: 36”; Spread: 18-24” 

016767 C1½ $11.99 

germanica Swingtown 

zones 3-10 

Fragrant, rich mulberry (deep purple-red) self with 

impeccable form bloom prolifically in early 

summer. Very sturdy, branched stems bear about 7- 

9 buds. Height: 36”; Spread: 18-24” 

016768 C1½ $11.99 

germanica Tanzanian Tangerine 

zones 3-10 

Known for the wild broken color patterns of his 

introductions such as 'Gnus Flash', this selection is 

just as unique! Ruffled, peachy tan flowers have 

clear standards but the falls are misted with a fine 

spray of wine red color. A subtle picotee wine red 

edge and orange beards complete the look. 


015209 C1½ $11.99 

Iris louisiana 

Louisiana Iris 

Black Gamecock 

zones 4-9 

Blooming from spring into summer, Black 

Gamecock makes an attractive backdrop for your 

garden or an accent plant in your pond. The 

intense blue-black flowers are accented with a 

small, bright band of yellow. This Iris is very easy 

to grow in a moist, well-drained sunny spot. 

Height: 48-60”, Spread: 18-24” 

000852 C1 $8.99 

Iris pallida 

Variegated Sweet Iris 

These are the most reliable and disease-resistant 

of all Tall Bearded Irises. 

Albo Variegata 

zones 3-10 

Fragrant flowers and bold foliage create a unique 

border accent that stands out all season. Attracts 

hummingbirds and adds a splash of spring color to 

mixed plantings. Height: 24-36”; Spread: 15-18” 

017935 C1 $9.99 

Aureo Variegata 

zones 3-10 

Green and yellow variegated foliage is quite 

striking. The tall, lavender-blue flowers are 

fragrant. Blooms early summer. Height: 24-36”, 


005040 C1 $9.99 

Variegata 

zones 3-10 

Green and white foliage show off the fragrant 

lavender-blue flowers. Height: 24-36” x 12-24” 

005041 C1 $9.99 

Iris sibirica 

Siberian Iris 

The beardless Iris is very easy to grow and looks 

great throughout the gardening season. While they 

grow in full sun in average garden soil, they do 

prefer a moist but not soggy location. These do not 

require the frequent division that bearded iris need, 

but division every few years is a good idea. 

Blooms May-June (July) 

Butter & Sugar 

zones 3-9 

Looks like it could melt in your mouth! Creamy 

white buds open to white flowers with yellow 

signals. Height: 24-36”; Spread: 15-18” 

015457 C1 $9.99 

Caesars Brother 

zones 3-9 

One of the oldest and but still one of the best 

Siberians on the market! Deep purple self; yellow 

and white blaze with black veining. Blooms 

profusely in early summer. Tall foliage remains 

beautiful until frost. Height: 36-42”, 


000858 C1 $9.99 

White Swirl 

zones 3-9 

White flowers with a touch of yellow. The swordlike 

leaves are bright green and remain erect for a 

long time. Be sure to cut down flower stalks 

immediately after flowering to promote a re-bloom. 


000862 C1 $6.99 

Kniphofia 

Red Hot Poker/Torch Lily 

These flowers are great as cut flowers and since 

they are tubular are great for attracting 

hummingbirds! 

hirsuta Fire Dance 

zones 3-10 

Coral red and yellow flower spikes are produced 

from early through late summer atop a lowgrowing, 

thick clump of narrow, arching, bluegreen 

foliage. The tough leaves are ignored by 

deer and rabbits, but the brightly colored, tubular 

flowers are adored by hummingbirds and 

butterflies. Height: 20”; Spread: 20” 

015350 C1 $6.99 

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Lamiastrum 

Yellow Archangel 

Excellent for shaded border or rock garden, 

tolerates some drought. 

Herman’s Pride 

zones 4-8 

Highly ornamental silver mottled foliage is what 

sets this plant apart from other varieties rather than 

the yellow flowers it bears. Due to its mounded 

habit, Hermans Pride is used most often as a 

groundcover even if it is slower to spread than the 

species of the plant. Height: 10-15”, Spread: 12” 

005623 C1 $6.99 

Lamium 

Spotted Dead Nettle 

Prefers evenly moist, acidic soils with good 

drainage. Blooms April-July. 

Anne Greenway 

zones 3-8 

An exquisite blend of silver, chartreuse, medium 

green and mint green embellishes the foliage of 

this new variety. Mauve flowers appear late spring 

into early summer. Height: 6-8”, Spread: 12-18” 

009985 C1 $7.99 

Beacon Silver 

zones 3-8 

This popular variety has silvery leaves with 

narrow, green margins which provide a lovely 

backdrop for the lavender-pink, hooded flowers 

produced from midspring to early summer. 


015134 P4½ $3.99 

000870 C1 $6.99 

Orchid Frost 

zones 3-8 

Silvery-white leaves with scalloped, blue-green 

margins are a lovely backdrop for the delicate, 

orchid-pink flowers which are produced profusely 

in midspring and sporadically throughout the 

summer. Height: 4-6”; Spread: 12-24” 

003325 C1 $6.99 

Pink Pewter 

zones 3-8 

Silver leaves with narrow, green margins are a 

lovely backdrop for the soft salmon-pink flowers 

produced from midspring to early summer. 

Vigorous. Height: 4-8”; Spread: 12-24” 

000871 C1 $6.99 

Purple Dragon 

zones 3-8 

Sizeable, dense terminal spikes of rich purple 

flowers seem to jump right out of the bright silvery 

foliage! This robust cultivar was selected for 

having the deepest purple, most snapdragon-like 

flowers of any Lamium. Height: 4-8”; Sprd: 12-24” 

004101 C1 $7.99 

White Nancy 

zones 3-8 

Nearly all silver leaves with narrow, blue-green 

margins are a lovely backdrop for the pure 

white flowers in late spring. Height: 4-8” x 12-24” 

000872 Q $3.99 

008587 Q $3.99 

000873 C1 $6.99 

Laurentia 

Blue Star Creeper 

fluviatilis 

zones 6-9 

This delightful ground cover is great for lightly 

shaded woodland settings or to fill between 

stepping stones. Tiny mid green leaves are 

embellished by clear pale blue, star-shaped flowers 

in spring. In a slightly moist site, which it prefers, 

expect a 12-18" spread by the end of the first 

season. Height: 1-2”; Spread: 12-18” 

006759 C1 $6.99 

Lavandula 

English Lavender 

Plant lavender alongside a path, where its fragrance 

will be released if brushed against. Prune plant 

after flowers bloom to keep it compact and to 

promote growth. Plants prefer a well-drained sunny 

location. Blooms June-September. 

Blue Cushion 

zones 5-9 

A compact grower with deep blue flowers from 

early to late summer. Gray-green evergreen 

foliage forms a compact bush. Ideal for herb 

gardens, rock gardens and perennial borders. 


010102 C1 $8.99 

Coconut Ice 

zones 5-9 

It’s the classic oxymoron, a white “lavender”. 

(Actually flowers are pink and white) Very dense 

and compact silver foliage, along with the exciting 

new color, makes this Lavender a real winner! 

Height: 12” 

010101 C1 $10.99 

Ellagance Sky 

zones 5-9 

It’s uniformity, floridity, branching habit, and 

unique flower color won the Fleuroselect award in 

2006.. This is the first variety of first year 

flowering L. angustifolia to have light violet blue 

flowers. They are produced in abundance atop 

bushy mounds of silver-green foliage from 

midsummer through early fall. 'Ellagance Sky' 

makes a lovely edging but can also be used in 

containers or planted in drifts. 


015261 C1 $5.99 

angustifolia Hidcote 

zones 5-9 

A semi-woody plant bearing purple flowers in 

terminal spikes in June and blooms through 

August. Leaves are narrow and gray-green. Can 

be kept dense with regular pruning. Height:12-18”, 


000875 C1 $6.99 

angustifolia Hidcote Superior 

zones 5-9 

Whitish-gray leaves provide an excellent backdrop 

for the deep violet blue flower spikes which appear 

from midsummer through early fall. An 

improvement over 'Hidcote'. Predictable and 

consistent quality. Height: 16”; Spread: 15-18” 

010540 C1 $6.99 

angustifolia Munstead 

zones 5-9 

An old favorite. Is a dependable performer 

blooming with pleasing lavender blue flowers. The 

flower color is sometimes variable as is the plant 

size. Height: 15”, Spread: 18” 

000878 C1 $6.99 

intermedia Provence 

zones 5-9 

This hybrid lavender has highly fragrant lavender 

blue flower spikes spring through fall. One of the 

most popular for drying with its long spikes! 

‘Provence’ is more moisture tolerant than other 

varieties, but take care not to over-water. 


009676 C1 $8.99 

angustifolia Violet Intrigue 

zones 5-9 

A vigorous grower producing a profusion of violet 

flower spikes all summer long! Makes a splendid 

low hedge or specimen plant and ideal for cutting 

or drying. Height: 34”; Spread: 18-24” 

017967 C1 $8.99 

Leucanthemum 

Shasta Daisy 

Requires full sun and well-drained soil to be at 

their best. Winter drainage is especially important; 

plant in raised beds to help provide these 

conditions. Division is recommended early spring. 

Becky 

zones 5-9 

This may be the best selection of Shasta yet! Prized 

for its durability in the hot, humid summers of the 

south and its cold tolerance in the north, 'Becky' 

has proven to be a sturdy, hardy cultivar. Copious 

amounts of very large, single, white blooms are 

produced atop strong stems which are ideal for 

cutting. Despite its height, this variety does not 

usually require staking. Height: 36-42”, 


000883 C1 $7.99 

Brightside 

zones 5-9 

An improvement over the award-winning 'Becky', 

this selection produces large, 3-inch pure white 

blossoms and healthy disease resistant foliage. 


016138 C1 $5.99 

Broadway Lights 

zones 4-9 

A compact Shasta Daisy with large daisy flowers 

opening bright yellow and turning all shades from 

butter to cream to pure white as they mature. 

Blooms for months! A Proven Winners selection. 

Height: 18-24”, Spread: 18-24” 

012282 C1 $9.99 

Crazy Daisy 

zones 5-9 

Produces a high percentage of fluffy, double white 

flowers with a yellow center. Blooms June-July. 


006760 C1 $7.99 

Snowcap 

zones 5-9 

Pure white single flowers are produced in 

profusion. Large yellow centers. An outstanding 

variety! Height: 12-15”; Spread: 12” 

015232/000886 C1 $7.99 

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Snow Lady 

zones 5-9 

White flowers bloom for 3 full months starting in 

June. An ideal choice for the front of the border 

where a long season of bloom is required! 

Considered the best dwarf Shasta Daisy. 


000887 Q $3.99 

007740 C1 $7.99 

Sunshine 

zones 5-9 

Wow, a yellow daisy! Huge pale lemon yellow 

daisies with golden yellow centers, maturing to 

creamy white. Preserve yellow color with some 

afternoon shade. Height: 30-36”; Spread: 30-36” 

010061 C1 $9.99 

Thomas Killen 

zones 5-9 

Extra large single flowers with double rows of 

white petals, and a crested gold center. Vigorous 

robust grower with thick sturdy stems making it 

one of the best cut flowers. Height: 30” 

000889 C1 $9.99 

White Knight 

zones 5-9 

A new Shasta with a very compact and uniform 

habit. Large white flowers bloom in summer atop 

strong stems. Height: 5-12”; Spread: 12-18” 

011111 C1 $7.99 

Lewisia longipetala 

Lewisia 

More than any other growing condition, excellent 

drainage is essential for the health of Lewisia. Do 

not attempt to grow it in regular garden soil! 

Rather, grow this plant in gravel or between rocks 

with minimal amounts of soil. Blooms May-June. 

Cotyledon Hybrid Mix 

zones 6-8 

The perfect little rock garden perennial with its 

daisy-like blooms held in clusters above succulent 

evergreen foliage. Height: 6-12”; Spread: 6-12” 

000890 C1 $6.99 

Liatris spicata 

Gayfeather/Blazing Star 

A group of hardy American plants that are well 

worth giving a spot in the garden. Their flowers 

provide a strong vertical effect, and their color is 

brilliant. They are unusual in that their flower 

spikes are open from the top down rather than in 

the reverse, which is more common. 

Blooms July-September. 

Floristan White 

zones 3-9 

Long lasting white flowers. They are excellent for 

cutting and drying and are attractive to butterflies. 

The grow best in full sun, but they will take light 

shade. Height: 36-48”, Spread: 18” 

000894 C1 $6.99 

Kobold 

zones 3-9 

Numerous, shorter, sturdy, long-lasting, roselavender 

flower spikes. Height: 24”, Spread: 20” 

000895 C1 $8.99 

Ligularia dentata 

Ragwort/Leopard Plant 

These plants prefer to be kept moist and grown in 

partial shade. They are a natural for the pond side 

where there is a constant supply of moisture, 

though they do require good drainage. 

Blooms July-August. 

Britt Marie Crawford 

zones 4-9 

Broad, glossy, dark chocolate leaves with dark 

purple undersides make an extremely bold 

statement in the garden. In late summer, golden 

orange, daisy-like flowers are perched atop 

purplish-black stems for an all-together captivating 

composition. Height: 36-48”; Spread: 24-36” 

010899 C1 $14.99 

Othello 

zones 3-8 

An imposing, clump-forming perennial with a 

mounded habit featuring huge, leathery, heartshaped 

leaves. New leaves emerge purplish-red, 

but mature to brownish-green on top and purplish 

beneath. Yellow-orange, daisy-like flowers appear 

in summer. Height: 24-36”; Spread: 18-30” 

000897 C1 $6.99 

Lilium asiatic 

Asiatic Lily 

Hardy and easy to grow! Blooms June-July. 

Grows to 16-18”. 

Zones 3-8 

Lollipop 

White flowers with pink tips on petals. An easy-togrow 

colorful addition to any garden! 

000902 C1 $7.99 

Tiny Asiatic Lily Collection 

Strong growing, shorter varieties full of buds 

and blooms in summer! Our C1½ size contains 3 

bulbs per pot! Grows to 12-14” 

Tiny Athlete 

Delicate pink flowers with dark pollen. 

015417 C1½ $9.99 

Tiny Bee 

Yellow flowers. 

013399 C1 $6.99 

014838 C1½ $9.99 

Tiny Bell 

A compact lily bearing well-formed upward-facing 

bright pink petals with yellow centers. 

016989 C1½ $9.99 

Tiny Dino 

Orange-colored tepals that are slightly recurved 

and ruffled. 

013975 C1 $6.99 

014837 C1½ $9.99 

Tiny Ghost 

Burgundy colored flowers. 

014839 C1½ $9.99 

Tiny Hope 

Tiny Orange Sensation 


yellow flowers with maroon speckled centers. 

016992 C1½ $9.99 

Tiny Padhye 

White flowers with burgundy brushmarks. 

016110 C1½ $9.99 

Tiny Puppet 


dark reddish-purple flowers. 

016990 C1½ $9.99 

Tiny Sensation 

Burgundy-red flowers with bright yellow tips. 

013403 C1 $6.99 

015421 C1½ $9.99 

Tiny Skyline 

Upward-facing, mildly fragrant flowers of orange 

that are lightly dotted with dark purple spots. 

016991 C1½ $9.99 

Tiny Toes 

The flowers are a unique soft pink color. 

015420 C1½ $9.99 

Lilium orientalis 

Oriental Lily 

Moist well-drained soil. Extremely fragrant. 


Zones 4-8 

After Eight 

This compact selection has petals of deep cherrypink 

with a crisp white edge, very much like the 

well-known ‘Stargazer’ but much shorter in habit. 

Height: 18” 

014312 C1 $8.99 

Entertainer 

Bright bi-color of pink-red flowers with pure white 

centers. Flowers first open rosy-pink and deepen 

to red as the flower matures. Height: 16-18” 

017937 C1 $8.99 

Farolito 

Beginning in mid June to July, strongly perfumed 

pure pink flowers bloom with white throats and 

maroon spots. Height: 18-20” 

010771 C1 $8.99 

Salmon Star 

Salmon Star produces white flowers with orange 

strips and orange spots. Height: 20-22” 

014313 C1 $8.99 

Sunny Bonaire 

A dwarf, strong growing, shorter growing Oriental 

Lily perfect for pots and combination planters. 

Sunny Bonaire features light pink flowers. 

Height: 18” 

014314 C1 $8.99 

Sunny Borneo 

White with light pink blush. Height: 18” 

015422 C1 $8.99 

Sunny Sulawesi 

A dwarf, strong growing, shorter growing Oriental 

Lily perfect for pots and combination planters. 

Sunny Sulawesi features pure white flowers. 

Height: 18” 

014315 C1 $8.99 

Rich red flowers with a plentiful bud count! 013398 C1 $6.99 

014836 C1½ $9.99 

Tiny Nanny 

Clear white flowers. 

015418 C1½ $9.99 

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Linum 

Blue Flax 

Lobelia 

Cardinal Flower 

Lysimachia 

Loosestrife/Moneywort 

Flax has been grown in England for centuries and 

is still farmed today as a source of fiber to make 

linens and rope. Prefers well-drained soil and sun. 

perenne 

zones 4-8 

One of the prettiest blue flowers in the world of 

plants! When finished flowering in summer, prune 

back the stems. Division is not advisable. 


005647 Q $3.99 

Liriope 

Lilyturf 

Grass-like foliage gives off an ornamental grass 

effect, but this grass bears spiked flowers in 

summer! Can be grown in either sun or shade, but 

prefers light shade in rich, moist soil. In the spring, 

foliage may be cut back if it has discolored over 

the winter. A new flush of growth will reappear. 

spicata Big Blue 

zones 5-10 

Green leaves, purple flowers. The plant will also 

grow in the sun or shade, but more slowly if the 

soil is sufficiently moist. Height: 12-18” 

001140 C1 $8.99 

muscari Silvery Sunproof 

zones 5-10 

Strappy green and creamy-white variegated leaves. 

Lilac-purple blooms appear from midsummer into 


009655 C1 $9.99 

Variegata 

zones 6-10 

An evergreen ground cover with thin, dark green 

upright spreading foliage with a white band. Bears 

spikes of purple-lavender flowers by late summer. 

Height: 12-18”, Spread: 12-36” 

011871 C1 $9.99 

Lithodora diffus 

Lithodora 

A hardy evergreen, creeping ground cover that is 

drought tolerant and tolerant of the shade. Flowers 

as early as March but really goes into blooming 

May and June. 

Grace Ward 

zones 3-8 

Bright, azure blue flowers bloom in May atop a 

dark green mat of foliage. Height: 3-6” x 24-72” 

007573 C1 $6.99 

Self sows easily and is usually found naturalized 

by pond or stream side. Can grow in full sun as 

long as the soil is moist. The flowers are borne on 

tall terminal spires and are especially attractive to 

hummingbirds. Blooms July-September. 

Elm Fire 

zones 5-9 

An improvement over ’Queen Victoria’ with 

striking bronze-mahogany foliage and bright 

scarlet starry flowers, which makes a wonderful 

contrast! Requires moist soil and prefers partial 

afternoon shade. Hummingbirds love these plants! 


015391 C1 $6.99 

Fan Scarlet 

zones 5-9 

Fan Scarlet sports compact, bronze foliage and a 

vigorous base-branching habit. Vivid scarlet 

flowers are borne on dense, strictly upright spikes. 

Members of the Fan Series typically have an earlier 

bloom time than the species, beginning in 

midsummer and continuing into fall. Height: 24”; 

Spread: 14” 

005560 C1 $6.99 

siphilitica 

zones 4-9 

This easy-to-grow native species bears heads of 

dark blue to white flowers through late summer 

and fall over dark-green leaves. Plants will usually 

self-sow, and the seedlings are easily moved while 

still small. Clumps may also be divided in early 

spring. Height: 24-36”; Spread: 18-24” 

004772 C1 $6.99 

Lupinus 

Lupine 

The-palm shaped foliage adds texture and interest 

to these striking towers of flowers. Ideally a rich 

soil in full sun is best, even moisture is important, 

so water freely in dry spells and remove fading 

flowers. Blooms June-July. Height: 30-36” x 12” 

Zones 4-6 

Gallery Blue 001159 C1 $7.99 

Gallery Hybrid Mix 013784 Q $3.99 

Gallery Pink 001161 C1 $7.99 

Gallery Red 001163 C1 $7.99 

Gallery Yellow 007601 C1 $7.99 

Tutti Frutti Mix 015283 C1 $7.99 

Vigorous growers, so plant where it has plenty of 

room, or plan on dividing it every other year. 

Blooms June-August. 

nummularia Aurea 

zones 3-9 

An easy to grow groundcover that blooms! This 

perennial grows in any moist soil and has the added 

blooms yellow in early summer. This variety has 

golden leaves whose color is best maintained in 

full sun. Height: 2-4”; Spread: 18-24” 

001173 C1 $5.99 

Malva sylvestris 

Hollyhock Mallow 

One of our favorite, easy to grow perennials – a 

mass of flowers summer to fall! It is a great plant 

for the mid to late summer border when most other 

perennials have past their peak! 

Zebrina 

zones 4-8 

Erect bushy growth. White flowers with purple 

veining all summer long! Height: 24-48” x 18-24” 

018011 C2 $7.99 

Mazus 

Mazus 

A creeping herb that blooms May-June. 

reptans 

zones 3-10 

A dense, low-growing ground cover. They like 

moist, shady areas and will cover quickly to form a 

dense mat. The small flowers are lilac purple 

(May-June) with white/yellow lower lips. Ht: 3” 

001176 C1 $6.99 

Monarda 

Bee Balm 

They bloom heavily, and benefit from 

deadheading. Leaves and stems are mint scented. 

Divide every 2 years. Plants should be divided 

every 2 years for best flowering. Mildew resistant. 

Blooms June-July-August. 

Adam 

zones 4-9 

Red flowers bloom June-August. Withstands dry 

conditions better than others. Height: 24-36” 

015267 Q $3.99 

005624 C1 $6.99 

Fireball 

zones 4-9 

Dark green foliage and deep, red globe-shaped 

blooms July-August. Height: 15”, Spread: 24” 

005048 C1 $8.99 

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Grand Marshall 

zones 3-8 

Grand Marshall produces a profusion 

of brilliant fuchsia-purple flowers atop mid-sized, 

upright plants from mid though late summer. This 

cultivar exhibits very good mildew resistance. 

Height: 13-16”; Spread: 16-20” 

014761 C1 $6.99 

Marshall’s Delight 

zones 4-9 

True medium pink flowers top the stout, square 

stems of this Monarda from midsummer to early 

fall. It has demonstrated a high resistance to 

mildew. Marshall's Delight was selected from the 

Chicago Botanic Garden's Plant Evaluation 

Program as an outstanding perennial for Midwest 

gardens. Height: 24-36”; Spread: 12-24” 

014144 C1 $6.99 

Petite Delight 

zones 4-9 

This exciting new lavender pink bee balm deserves 

a spot in the front of your perennial border. 

Hummingbirds and butterflies can’t resist these 

flowers. Dark green, crinkled foliage. 


001182 C1 $10.99 

Petite Wonder 

zones 4-9 

Very compact plants with crinkled foliage and 

clear pink flowers. Extremely mildew resistant. 


003812 C1 $7.99 

Purple Rooster 

zones 4-9 

Large, true royal purple flowers were produced 

over most of the summer on clean, mildew-free 

plants that never require staking despite their three 

foot height. You’ll be very impressed with it’s 

performance! Height: 36”; Spread: 26” 

015380 C1 $7.99 

Myosotis sylvatica 

Forget-Me-Not 

Myosotis is especially happy in rich, moist soils in 

partial shade. It has a myriad of uses in the 

landscape including edging, ground cover, flower 

borders, woodland gardens or for wet areas, not to 

mention it’s very pretty (April) May-June flowers. 

Bluesylva 

zones 3-8 

Produces numerous blue spring flowers. 

Height: 6-12”, Spread: 8-15” 

010522 C1 $5.99 

Rosylva 

zones 3-8 

Produces numerous pink spring flowers. 


010521 C1 $5.99 

Nepeta 

Catmint/Catnip 

Aromatic herb. Blooms May-June. 

Little Trudy 

zones 4-9 

This dwarf was selected for its distinctively short, 

compact, silvery green foliage and long season of 

bloom. From early summer to fall, a profusion of 

lavender purple flower spikes are produced atop 

the finely textured mound of mint-scented foliage. 

Height: 10-12”; Spread: 12-18” 

Aug 2011 018020 C1 $7.99 

Walker’s Low 

zones 3-8 

Gray-green, aromatic foliage gives way to a 

plethora of soft lavender-blue flowers which are 

produced over a long period in summer. Although 

the stems are 2-3 feet long, the plant's arching habit 

brings the height down to 18 to 24 inches if it is not 

staked. Height: 24-36”; Spread: 18-24” 

003813 C1 $7.99 

Oenothera 

Evening Primrose / Sundrop 

Will maintain a healthy, compact form in welldrained 

soil and full sun. Perfect for covering 

gravelly banks or other areas where soil quality is 

poor. Blooms June-July. 

Lemon Drop 

zones 5-10 

A long-time favorite of many gardeners, who are 

certain to love the lemon-yellow flowers that 

bloom all season long. Plant alone or in 

combinations in all container types and landscapes. 

Multiple award winner. Height: 8-12” 

010513 C1 $9.99 

berlandier Siskiyou 

zones 4-9 

Compact and spreading form. Fragrant, large 2-3" 

delicate light pink flowers with glowing lemon 

yellow centers bloom in summer. Drought 

tolerant. Height: 8-10” 

005625 C1 $6.99 

Paeonia (Itoh) 

Itoh Intersectional Peony 

Intersectional peonies are a cross between the 

colorful and exotic flowers of tree Peonies with the 

perennial growing cycle of herbaceous types. 

Fragrant flowers bloom in June. 

Zones 3-8 

Kopper Kettle 

Produces an attractive array of large, fragrant 8”, 

semi-double to double flowers that start out soft 

copper rose and age to soft gold with a deep 

burgundy flare in the center. Height: 32”; Spd: 36” 

May 2011 017011 C2 $59.99 

Morning Lilac 

This colorful selection produces fragrant, vivid 

fuchsia purple blossoms with a bit of darker purple 

and white striping on the petals surrounding a large 

central boss of gold stamens. Height: 25-30”; 

Spread: 36” 

May 2011 017012 C2 $59.99 

Paeonia lactiflora 

Garden Peony 

Most bloom in June. Require a supporting ring. 

Zones 3-8 

Caroline Mather 

Double, bright, rosy-red blooms early to midseason. 


012669 C2 $25.00 

Dia Jo Kuhan 

Fragrant pink flowers open up to reveal a fluffy 

yellow-orange center. Height: 36”; Spread: 36” 

013663 C2 $25.00 

Duchess de Namours 

Fragrant, milky white, globe-shaped blossoms with 

green carpels and a yellow center glow are 

produced profusely in late spring. This double 

variety has particularly attractive foliage and strong 

stems. Height: 34”; Spread: 24” 

007059 C2 $25.00 

Festiva Maxima 

Noticeably fragrant, white blooms with red 

drizzled throughout the center is the highlight of 

this reliable bloomer. This popular double is one of 

the most widely available peonies in cultivation 

today. Height: 24-30”; Spread: 24” 

005402 C2 $25.00 

Karl Rosenfeld 

Brilliant, fuchsia-red blooms are both sizable and 

fragrant. This double variety blooms from early to 


008660 C2 $25.00 

Lotus Queen 

Features large, pure white, single flowers with 

equally large yellow stamens that will produce a 

delightful fragrance late in the growing season. 


018023 C2 $25.00 

Sarah Bernhart 

Gigantic, double, apple blossom pink flowers are 

an old-fashionable favorite. Height: 34” x 24” 

007305 C2 $25.00 

Bartzella 

Very large 6" lemon yellow double are fragrant. 

Forms a large bush with very strong stems and 

deeply cut foliage. Height: 32-34”; Spread: 36” 

May 2011 017008 C2 $59.99 

First Arrival 

Semi to fully double rich lilac-infused pink with a 

strong, very sweet scent far superior to that of most 

other Peonies. Height: 24-30”; Spread: 24-36” 

May 2011 017970 C2 $59.99 

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Paeonia suffruticosa 

Tree Peony 

Tree peonies differ from garden peonies in that 

they have woody stems like a shrub. The branches 

do not die back to the ground in winter as do the 

herbaceous varieties. Plant graft about one inch 

below surface of the ground. Grows to 48-60” 

with a spread of 36”. Zones 4-7 

Hanakisoi - AKA Floral Rivalry 

Apricot pink petals with a soft pink edge make up 

the semi-double blooms that distinguish this 

variety. 

001198 C1 $29.99 

Hoki - AKA Sweet 17 

Lipstick red, semi-double blooms make a dramatic 

statement in the garden 

001199 C1 $29.99 

Kinshi - AKA Golden Bird 

Huge, golden yellow, fully double blooms denote this 

variety. Peonies are classic garden plants that add a 

bit of nostalgia and charm to the garden. 

001200 C1 $29.99 

Red 013473 C3 $59.99 

Red & White 015735 C3 $59.99 

Sahohime - AKA Princess Saho 

White, cup-shaped petals and a pale, reddishpurple 

eye zone. Semi-double. 

001201 C1 $29.99 

Shimanishiki - AKA Fire Flame 

Rare, two-tone with large red and white double 

flowers. 

001202 C1 $35.99 

Papaver orientale 

Oriental Poppy 

This plant does not like to be transplanted. But if 

you must, dig and transplant in August as they are 

dormant. Should be planted in full sun where the 

roots are in cool, fertile, well-drained soil. 

Attractive foliage. Blooms May-June. 

Beauty of Livermore 

zones 3-7 

Deep ox blood red flowers. Height: 24-36” 

001204 C1 $7.99 

Patty’s Plum 

zones 3-7 

A bold contrast for lighter colored poppies and 

other perennials in the summer garden! Luxuriant 

double flowers start out a rich plum color, then 

mature to a pleasant chocolate. Bristly-textured 

stems and foliage fade after flowering, then return 

again in fall. Height: 24-30” 

012725 C1 $8.99 

Prince of Orange 

zones 3-7 

This variety’s orange flowers sport dark blotches at 

the base of their petals and have the characteristic 

paper-like quality of poppies. Height: 36”; 

Spread: 24” 

001209 C1 $6.99 

Queen Alexander 

zones 3-7 

Bright, salmon-pink blooms with smooth, rounded 

petals are borne on wiry, pubescent stems from late 

spring thru early summer. The petals have a crepelike 

appearance and a satiny texture. Each flower 

can measure 4 to 5 inches across. Height: 30-36”; 


001210 C1 $6.99 

Summer Breeze Mix 

zones 3-8 

This mixed Summer Breeze series of Poppy 

blooms like crazy in early summer. The bloom 

time is significantly longer than average poppies. 

With its tidy, compact habit, this plant is suitable 

for use in rock gardens, troughs, or near the front 

of the border. Height: 12-15”; Spread: 8” 

015268 Q $3.99 

Summer Breeze Yellow 

zones 3-8 

These cute little poppies bloom like crazy in early 

summer, spending all of their energy producing 

new radiant yellow flowers rather than setting 

seed. Since they are sterile, their bloom time is 

significantly longer than average poppies. Tidy, 

compact habit. Height: 12-15”; Spread:8” 

014340 C1 $7.99 

Penstemon 

Beard Tongue 

These are colorful North American natives with 

bright, Foxglove-like flowers in summer. They all 

appreciate full sun and well drained soil and once 

established, they will all tolerate some dryness. 

Grape Taffy 

zones 7-9 

Glossy green foliage in whorls topped by flower 

spikes opening over several weeks to 10 inches. 

The purple lip frames a pure white throat for 

vibrant contrast. Height: 20”; Spread: 20” 

018090 C1 $8.99 

Husker Red 

zones 3-8 

White flowers flushed with pink June-July. The 

large leaves are dark maroon in all seasons, making 

this a striking foliage plant. Height: 30-36” 

001215 C1 $6.99 

Miss Moneypenny 

zones 3-8 

Long tubular scarlet flowers dangle from tall 

panicles atop compact mounds of glossy green 

foliage. Blooms all summer. Hummingbirds love 

these flowers! Plants require well-drained soil. 

They do not tolerate having wet feet over winter. 

Height: 12-24”; Spread: 12-24” 

017966 C1 $6.99 

Perovskia 

Russian Sage 

This plant will grow in shady areas, but will not be 

as full as it would be in the sun. Cut back before 

new growth of the year begins. Periodic pruning 

until mid-summer will produce as better growth 

and a stronger bloom. Blooms July-Fall. 

atriplicifolia 

zones 4-9 

It provides a mist like quality to the garden 

even before and well after it blooms. Foliage is 

gray-green with tooth-edged leaves and the 

stems are silver white. Long blooming bluelavender 

flowers. Height: 48”, Spread: 60” 

001218 C1 $6.99 

atriplicifolia Little Spire 

zones 4-9 

Looks similar to Lavender. Intense, deep blue 

flowers on this dwarf, compact plant. Ht: 24” 

003361 C1 $8.99 

Phlox paniculata 

Garden Phlox/Tall Phlox 

Plants can be lifted and divided in the spring and 

fall. Periodic pruning until mid-summer will 

produce more stems and a later blooming plant. 

Most of the varieties listed are mildew resistant. 


Aureole 

zones 4-8 

A unique new bicolor selection with bright fuchsia 

flowers edged in chartreuse. Large flower panicles 

are borne atop relatively short, somewhat mildew 

resistant plants from mid through late summer. 

Ideal as cut flowers. Height: 18-20”; Spread: 20” 

015383 C1 $7.99 

Blue Paradise 

zones 4-8 

Lavender-blue with white eyes and tiny red centers 

June-Sept. Height: 24-36” 

009208 C1 $8.99 

Coral Flame 

zones 4-8 

A new dwarf selection with coral red flowers. 

Plant in full sun in areas with good air circulation 

to prevent mildew. Height: 16”; Spread: 12” 

015408 C1 $7.99 

David 

zones 4-8 

Exceptionally large flower heads. Mildew 

resistant. Height: 42” 

001227 C1 $7.99 

Jade 

zones 4-8 

A unique bicolor selection with pure white flowers 

edged in pale celadon green. Large flower panicles 

are borne atop relatively short, somewhat mildew 

resistant plants from mid through late summer. 

The blooms make terrific cut flowers! 


015382 C1 $7.99 

Orange Perfection 

zones 4-8 

Forms large heads of salmon-orange flowers atop 

deep green foliage with strong stems. Slightly 

fragrant. Height: 35-37” 

010039 C1 $7.99 

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Pink Flame 

zones 4-8 

Compact plants with bright pink flowers with a 

dark red eye. Mildew resistant. Height: 12” 

005065 C1 $7.99 

Pixie Miracle Grace 

zones 4-8 

An improved form of Phlox that boasts a compact 

habit, increased mildew resistance, and a very long 

bloom time. Clusters of fragrant, lavender purple 

flowers with a bright white, star-shaped center are 

produced atop dark stems continuously from 

midsummer into fall. Height: 15-20”, Spread: 15” 

012144 C1 $9.99 

Shockwave 

zones 4-8 

The shocking variegated foliage of this new 

selection is incredible! The large clusters of 

lavender pink flowers with a white center are a 

great bonus. From spring to early summer, leaves 

are deep green with prominent, sunny yellow 

margins. As the season progresses, the margins 

lighten to creamy yellow. Height: 12-18”; Spd: 12” 

017178 C1 $8.99 

Shortwood 

zones 4-8 

High mildew resistance. Bright pink blooms. 


009171 C1 $7.99 

Spinners 

zones 4-8 

This great summer Phlox is a gorgeous vibrant 

pink and white bicolor that is striped like 

peppermint candy. With excellent resistance to 

powdery mildew, massive flower heads, a long 

bloom period, and short sturdy stems, its perfect 

for sunny gardens! Height: 16-20”; Spread: 18” 

014307 C1 $7.99 

Tiara 

zones 4-8 

The very first double white Garden Phlox hybrid! 

The individual flowers of ‘Tiara’ can be either 

double or single, and the petals unfurl like a rose 

bud making even the single flowers appear double. 

The flower panicles are borne atop relatively short 

plants from mid to late summer. Height: 18-20”; 

Spread: 20” 

015381 C1 $7.99 

Violet Flame 

zones 4-8 

A new dwarf selection with violet-blue flowers. 


to prevent mildew. Height: 18-22”; Spread: 12” 

015409 C1 $7.99 

White Flame 

zones 4-8 

A new dwarf selection with pristine white flowers. 


to prevent mildew. Height: 16”; Spread: 12” 

010107 C1 $7.99 

White/Red Eye Flame 

zones 4-8 

A new dwarf selection with white flowers bearing 

a small red eye. Plant in full sun in areas with good 

air circulation to prevent mildew. Height: 16”; 

Spread: 12” 

015410 C1 $7.99 

Phlox subulata 

Creeping Phlox 

Plant in a sunny spot with well-drained soil and 

prune after flowering for a healthier plant. 

Excellent to use with your spring blooming bulbs. 

Blooms April-May. All varieties grow to 4-8”. 

Zones 2-9 

Apple Blossom 

Masses of bright candy colored flowers cover the 

top of this mat forming creeping phlox for a long 

period. A vigorous groundcover great for bank 

plantings or rock gardens. 

016190 C1½ $7.99 

Amazing Grace 

Produces pale pink flowers with dark pinkishpurple 

centers in early spring. The mass of 

creeping, needle-like foliage makes a great 

groundcover for bank plantings or rock 

gardens. 

016191 C1½ $7.99 

Blue Emerald 

Pretty blue-lavender flowers in spring. 

012419 C1½ $7.99 

Candy Stripes 

Candy Stripes has cute pink and white striped 

flowers which blanket the foliage in late spring. 

005069 C1½ $7.99 

Emerald Pink 

Soft pink flowers bloom early spring. 

012420 C1½ $7.99 

Fort Hill 

An evergreen, low-growing carpet-like spreader 

with a mossy appearance. The leaves are linear and 

sharply pointed. Fragrant rosy pink blooms cover 

the plant for two to four weeks in spring. 

015167 C1½ $7.99 

Millstream Daphne 

Forms short, tight, rounded clumps which are 

completely covered in hot pink flowers with a 

darker pink eye in late spring. This popular little 

perennial is best utilized in rocky areas, on slopes, 

and in flower borders. 

016771 C1½ $7.99 

Red Wing 

Crimson flowers with a dark eye in spring. 

005071 C1½ $7.99 

Snowflake 

A profusion of pure white flowers completely 

covers the foliage which forms a short, tight, 

rounded clump in the landscape. 

006811 C1½ $7.99 

Platycodon 

Balloon Flower 

These long blooming plants are easy to grow and 

tolerant of neglect. Plants may need staking for 

support. Will re-bloom if deadheaded. Cut the 

whole plant back after first frost. Slow to emerge 

in spring so be patient. Blooms July-August. 

Astra Series 

zones 3-8 

Interesting balloon-like buds burst open into fully 

double, bell-shaped flowers. Exceptional 

branching and thick flower petals make for long 

lasting blossoms. Compact, uniform habit. Great 

for containers or garden. Height: 8-10” x 6-8” 

Astra Blue 010562 C1 $6.99 

Astra Pink 011594 C1 $6.99 

Astra White 009726 C1 $6.99 

Polemonium 

Jacobs Ladder 

Fern-like leaflets give a ladder effect on each side 

of the stem. Blooms early summer. 

Heavenly Habit 

zones 3-7 

Blue and fragrant--a rare combination! Forms a 

neatly compact clump of glossy, ferny green 

foliage topped with fragrant, blue blossoms with a 

yellow halo and white eye. Larger flowers than the 

species. Height: 18-20”; Spread:12-15” 

009588 C1 $9.99 

Touch of Class 

zones 3-7 

This finely textured perennial has delicate lacy 

foliage that forms a low mound. The leaves are 

green with a narrow, bright white edge. From early 

to mid-summer, pink buds open to reveal small 

pale blue flowers. After it is finished blooming, 

cut the plant back to allow for a fresh flush of 

foliage. Height: 14”; Spread: 18” 

014146 C1 $9.99 

Primula 

Primrose 

Requires a rich, humus soil or light shade for a 

finer flower. Blooms April-June. 

Supernova Mix 

zones 3-8 

A mix of colorful blooms from spring to summer 

on compact, uniform plants. Disease resistant. 

supernova is excellent for bedding and low 

borders. Also makes a breathtaking potted 

specimen plant. Height: 6-8”; Spread: 6-12” 

015521 Q $4.99 

016107 C1 $6.99 

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vialii 

Chinese Pagoda Primrose 

zones 5-8 

When in bloom, Primula vialii is easy to 

distinguish from other primroses. Its stout stalk is 

crowded with hundreds of tiny flowers of red 

calyces and blue-violet corollas. Flowers from June 

into July. The blossoms have a bottle brush 

appearance, similar to the red-hot poker plant 

although smaller. Height: 12-24”; Spread: 12” 

014357 C1 $6.99 

Pulmonaria 

Lungwort /Bethlehem Sage 

All of these are very hardy, durable plants that 

require little maintenance and are long lived. 

Occasionally we see leaf damage from excess heat 

or sun. If this happens, trim back the damaged 

leaves and new growth will follow. This plant 

needs a moist, cool soil that is in a partly shady 

area. Blooms in April. 

Little Star 

zones 4-9 

The name refers to the splashes of silver on the 

lance-shaped leaves. The flowers truly are cobalt 

blue rising a foot above the ground. Height: 6”; 

Spread: 6” 

017954 C1 $6.99 

Raspberry Splash 

zones 3-9 

Dazzling raspberry-pink flower clusters dance 

among the dark green, silver-spotted leaves in late 

spring. This variety is characterized by its fairly 

upright growing habit, profuse flowering abilities, 

and resistance to powdery mildew. Height: 10-12”; 


013168 C1 $14.99 

Pulsatilla 

Pasque Flower 

vulgaris Rubra 

zones 5-7 

Small, bell-shaped deep red flowers emerge in 

spring atop finely divded green foliage with silky 

hairs. The large, silky seed heads are very 

attractive as well. Height: 4-8”, Spread: 8” 

001263 C1 $6.99 

Pyrethrum 

Painted Daisy 

Robinsons Mixture 

zones 3-7 

A collection of 3 radiant colors--pink, rose, and 

red--all boasting a large central gold disc and 

blooming abundantly on bushy, vigorous plants. 

The strong stems seem made for cutting. Finelydivided 

foliage makes a lovely foundation for the 


015284 C1 $7.99 

Rudbeckia 

Black-Eyed Susan 

To improve the health and blooming time of this 

plant, remove the spent flowers. Blooms July- 

September. 

Cherry Brandy 

zones 5-9 

The first red Rudbeckia! A vigorous and robust 

grower producing a massive floral display of 3-4" 

maroon red flowers with darker centers blooming 

all summer. Deadhead the blooms as soon as they 

begin to pass, and a new flush will arise. 


015352 C1 $6.99 

Goldilocks 

zones 3-7 

The bright yellow daisy-like flowers are excellent 

for cutting and attracting butterflies. Plant in full 

sun to partial shade in fertile well drained soil. 

Rudbeckia Goldilocks is drought and heat tolerant 

surviving quite well with weekly waterings. 

Height: 12-24”; Spread: 12-18” 

017426 C1 $5.99 

Goldstrum 

zones 4-10 

This variety continues to increase in popularity 

because gardeners find it irresistible when they 

see a big plant in flower. This is a longblooming 

cultivar with lots of golden orange 

black-eyed daisies forming a tiny dome of color 

for many weeks in late summer. Height: 24”, 

Spread: 24” 

005668 Q $3.99 

001266 C1 $5.99 

Little Goldstar 

zones 4-10 

While Goldsturm can stand waist-high in bloom, 

Little Goldstar is a much more compact, 

proportional plant. Standing just knee high, this 

plant forms a bushy, short clump of rich green 

foliage covered with starburst-shaped, golden 

yellow blossoms Mid-summer through early fall. 

Height: 14-16”; Spread: 14-16” 

Aug 2011 018018 C1 $10.99 

Sagina 

Corsican Pearlwort 

Prefers an area with good drainage and a lightly 

fertile soil or near a dry, sandy, rocky place. Is 

sensitive to moist heavy soils. July-August. 

subulata 

zones 4-7 

A creeping, moss-like, evergreen groundcover that 

can be used as a replacement for lawn in coolsummer 

regions. Especially beautiful growing 

between pavers and flagstones on a path or wall. It 

can also be used as an underplanting beneath taller 

plants. Delightful tiny white flowers appear atop 

the tight green carpet of foliage from late spring to 

midsummer. Height: 2-4”; Spread: 8” 

001270 C1 $5.99 

subulata Aurea 

zones 4-7 

Moss-like yellow foliage and small white flowers. 


008526 C1 $7.99 

Salvia 

Meadow Sage 

All varieties listed are easy to grow, requiring no 

excessive care. Removal of spent blooms will 

lengthen the flowering season. Blooms June-July. 

Cardonna 

zones 3-8 

This is a selection from Uchte, Germany. It is 

similar to 'East Friesland' but with two distinct 

differences: a rigidly upright habit and dark purple 

flower stems which accentuate the bright violetblue 

flowers. The leaves are aromatic when 

crushed. Height: 24-30”; Spread: 15” 

017425 C1 $7.99 

nemorosa East Friesland 

zones 3-8 

Very floriferous with a long bloom time. Forms a 

mound under unique, purple flowers. Especially 

neat in appearance. Height: 20”, Spread: 20” 

001274 C1 $7.99 

Madeline 

zones 3-8 

Brilliant violet blue hooded flowers have a white 

lower lip that is edged in matching violet color. 

They are produced in whorls around the branched 

stems and hold up well under windy, rainy 

conditions. May re-bloom if cut back after first 

bloom. Height: 28-32”; Spread: 20” 

017179 C1 $8.99 

nemorosa Marcus 

zones 3-8 

This selection has a compact habit which makes it 

perfect for edging, containers, or other small 

spaces. The foliage spread the first year is quite 

impressive for a dwarf plant. Dark violet-purple 

flowers are produced nearly all summer long, 

particularly if deadheaded. The leaves are aromatic 

when crushed. Height: 8-12”; Spread: 12” 

009212 C1 $8.99 

nemorosa May Night 

zones 3-8 

Dark indigo violet blooms on compact, mounding 

plants. In areas where the summers are hot, provide 

shade from the afternoon sun. Ht: 24”, Spread: 28” 

001275 Q $3.99 

013124 C1 $7.99 

Sensation Series 

zones 3-8 

Compact, yet vigorous growers in a multitude of 

Colors. If deadheaded, the plants may continue 

To bloom through late summer. Height: 12”; 

Spread: 12” 

Sensation Deep Blue 015412 C1 $6.99 

Sensation SkyBlue 015414 C1 $7.99 

Sensation Rose 015413 C1 $6.99 

Sensation White 015415 C1 $7.99 

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Saponaria 

Rock Soapwort 

Basically an evergreen plant that forms a dense 

mat. Cut back after blooming to keep shape and 

encourage growth. Blooms May-June. 

ocymoides 

zones 3-7 

A very pleasing variety with small bright pink 

flowers and small leaves. It is very heavy 

flowering. Good for rock gardens or spilling over 

the edge of a raised bed. Height: 8”, Spread: 24” 

001281 C1 $6.99 

Saxifraga 

Saxifrage / Rockfoil 

Purple Robe 

zones 4-9 

Saxifraga is ideal for rocky spots or the front of the 

border where it’s mossy foliage can add a textural 

element. Dainty pink flowers hover above foliage 

in May and June. Prefers sand to be added to the 

planting spot. Height: 8”, Spread: 14” 

001282 C1 $5.99 

Scabiosa 

Pincushion Flower 

These prolific plants bloom early and heavy, and 

continue on to a lesser degree if the spent flowers 

are cut. The flowers are long stemmed. The 

foliage is neat, forming a low mound of decorative 

leaves. Divide clump in spring every few years to 

rejuvenate the plant. 

Beaujolais Bonnets 

zones 4-9 

Forms large bushy plants with clusters of 

pincushion flowers held high on wiry stems. 

Flowers have deep purple-burgundy centers and 

lighter pink-lavender outer petals. Height: 20-24” 

017969 C1 $5.99 

Butterfly Blue 

zones 3-9 

This selection produces a profusion of lavenderblue, 

pincushion-like flowers over a very long 

period beginning in late spring. They sit atop wirey 

stems which hover over the short mound of ferny 

basal foliage. Height: 12-18”; Spread: 15” 

001283 C1 $6.99 

Pink Mist 

zones 3-9 

Pincushion-like, pink flowers with a hint of 

lavender are borne atop wiry stems over a long 

period beginning in early summer. They hover over 

the short mound of ferny basal foliage. This is a 

reliable, long-blooming selection. Height: 12-18”; 

Spread: 15” 

001285 C1 $7.99 

Sedum 

Stonecrop 

This broad group of plants offers much for both 

perennial and rock gardens. Some varieties grow 

in a mat-like fashion, while others are best used as 

an upright ornamental specimen. All have thick, 

fleshy, succulent-like leaves and are frequently 

used in green roof plantings. August-September. 

spectabile Abbeydore 

zones 4-9 

A new, compact variety covered with exceptionally 

large, dark pink blooms from July to August. 

Beautiful blue-green foliage. Height: 15” 

010112 C1 $10.99 

repestre Angelina 

zones 3-11 

'Angelina' shines with brilliant golden-yellow, 

evergreen, needle-like leaves all summer long. As 

the temperatures turn cooler in the fall, the tips of 

the leaves take on a reddish-orange tinge which 

lasts all winter long. You can pick this plant out 

from a long distance away--it really glows! Yellow 

flowers appear on 6-8 inch stalks in early summer. 


011773 C1 $10.99 

Autumn Charm 

zones 3-9 

This variegated sport of 'Autumn Joy' is very stable 

and incredibly showy. The gray-green leaves have 

butter yellow, serrated edges and form an upright 

clump just like its parent. In August, cream buds 

top the entire clump, then open to light pink 

flowers in September, followed by russet red seed 

heads in October. Height: 14-18”; Spread: 18” 

015416 C1 $9.99 

spectabile Autumn Joy 

zones 3-9 

Blooms pink in August, changes to salmon, 

then to dusty-red in fall. Leave flower 

heads uncut for winter. Height: 18” x 20” 

009225 C1 $7.99 

Black Beauty 

zones 3-9 

Superb deep purple to black foliage and excellent 

branching produces full plants and masses of 

reddish-pink flower heads in late summer. Heat 

and drought tolerant, and will grow in almost any 

soil. Height: 18-20” 

016995 C1 $6.99 

reflexum Blue Spruce 

zones 3-9 

A mat-forming perennial with steel blue, pineneedle 

evergreen foliage and bright yellow flowers 

in summer. Reaches just 8” tall but will spread 

indefinitely. Height: 8-10” 

001289 C1 $7.99 

spurium Dragons Blood 

zones 3-9 

Bronze foliage is covered with blood red flowers in 

summer. A hardy ground cover for sunny sites. 

Height: 6” 

001291 Q $3.99 

Fulda Glow 

zones 3-9 

Touted as an improved 'Dragon's Blood', this 

selection sports attractive bronze-red foliage that 

keeps its color all season long. Rose-red flowers 

appear on short stalks above the foliage in late 

summer. A mass planting of 'Fulda Glow' is 

stunning. These are terrific low-maintenance plants 

that always look their best. Height: 4”, Spread: 10” 

006850 C1 $7.99 

kamtschaticum 

zones 3-9 

An attractive semi-evergreen groundcover with 

rich green, toothed leaves and a dense creeping 

habit. Bright orange-yellow flowers which are 

produced in early summer eventually give way to 

rusty red seed capsules that add color to the fall 

garden. Height: 4-6”; Spread: 10-15” 

001294 C1 $6.99 

kamtschaticum Variegata 

zones 3-9 

The rich green toothed leaves on this attractive 

semi-evergreen selection are tinged with white and 

pink. In early summer, orange-yellow flowers 

appear followed by orange seed capsules. 


016175 C1 $6.99 

makinoi Ogon 

zones 6-9 

An oriental treasure, creeping and low, round gold 

foliage is flushed pink. Bears yellow-green flowers 

in summer. Adds a bright touch to those hard to 

grow areas. Height: 2”, Spread: 8-12” 

006212 C1 $6.99 

Xenox 

zones 3-9 

A compact new dark foliage Sedum! Relatively 

small leaves with scalloped edges are lovely shades 

of green and mauve in spring, then darken to deep 

burgundy as the season progresses. In late summer, 

clusters of red velvet buds open to rose colored 

flowers. Height: 10-14”; Spread: 18” 

012145 C1 $10.99 

Sempervivum 

Hens & Chicks 

Used in perennial borders, miniature gardens, 

porch boxes, garden vases, for edging, and as 

rockery or rock wall plants. They will grow well in 

a wide variety of soils, even pure sand. They must 

have good drainage. 

Mixed 

zones 3-8 

An assortment of different varieties. Height: 3-4”; 


015263 C1 $6.99 

Red Beauty 

zones 3-8 

Red Beauty sports medium sized, fairly open 

rosettes of grey-green leaves with blood-red tips. 

This color may vary from season to season. Pair it 

with Sedum 'Red Carpet' for sizzling color impact. 


001301 C1 $7.99 

Sidalcea 

Checker Bloom/Prairie Mallow 

Resembles small Hollyhocks. 

Party Girl 

zones 5-7 

Shell pink flowers bloom for several months in late 

summer. Not fazed by August heat. Ht: 24” x 15” 

001306 C1 $5.99 

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Stachys 

Giant Lambs Ear 

Thymus 

Creeping Thyme/Wild Thyme 

Tricyrtis 

Japanese Toad Lily 

Lamb's Ear is aptly named; its leaves are velvety 

soft, greenish-silver, and shaped like its namesake. 

It is a wonderful plant for edging, massed in the 

front of the border garden, or in containers. 

Helen von Stein (AKA Big Ears) 

zones 4-8 

This selection has huge leaves that are at least 

twice the size of regular lamb's ears. It is listed as a 

non-flowering cultivar, though it rarely does send 

up a few small flower stalks. It is reported to be 

more heat and humidity tolerant than other 

varieties. Height: 8-10”; Spread: 12-18” 

007582 C1 $6.99 

Stokesia laevis 

Stokes Aster/Cornflower 

Performs best in full sun and well-drained soil. It 

can adapt to dry or moist conditions, but cannot 

tolerate standing water. Deadhead spent flower 

stalks and cut back after flowering is finished. 

Blooms July-frost. 

Blue Danube 

zones 5-9 

Reminiscent of the blue Danube River, this 

selection produces large lavender-blue flowers 

measuring 4-5 inches across. Deep green foliage is 

neatly mounding. Height: 12-18”, Spread: 12-15” 

001311 C1 $7.99 

Elf 

zones 5-9 

This dwarf selection is very short and compact for 

a Stokesia. From mid-summer to early fall 

lavender blue flowers with a lighter, domed center 

are produced just above the tight mound of 

foliage. It is very floriferous and blooms over a 

long period. Height: 8”; Spread: 5” 

015384 C1 $7.99 

Honeysong Purple 

zones 5-9 

Sports true royal purple flowers with a hint of red 

towards the center that darkens as it ages. The 

contrasting white stamens and purple-tinged stems 

add to it’s appeal. Height: 14” x 12-15” 

004489 C1 $7.99 

Peachie’s Pick 

zones 5-9 

Produces typical lavender-blue Stokesia flowers 

but blooms much longer and a bit later than other 

types! Height: 18”, Spread: 18-24” 

010911 C1 $10.99 

Mat-like dense, aromatic foliage makes it excellent 

for planting between stepping stones or in rock 

gardens. Easy to grow. Plant 6-12” apart. 

serpyluum Minus 

zones 4-9 

Tiny lavender flowers bloom in June and July. 

Height: 12” 

011149 Q $3.99 

008641 C1 $7.99 

praecox Highland Cream 

zones 4-9 

Variegated leaf edges are creamy white. Highland 

Cream is an evergreen ground hugger with soft 

pink blooms in summer. Likes good drainage, as 

do all Thymes, but is otherwise tolerant of any soil 

condition. Height: 2-4”; Spread: 12” 

014767 C1 $6.99 

Tiarella 

Foamflower 

Neat, heart-shaped foliage. Thrives in cool, 

shaded areas. A native wildflower. Blooms April. 

Candy Striper 

zones 3-8 

Huge, lush green leaves with a dark stippled stripe 

down each lobe form neat mounds of foliage. Pink 

flower buds open to reveal the foamy white 

flowers. Very shade tolerant. Ht: 10”; Spread: 10” 

010066 C1 $14.99 

Tradescantia 

Spiderwort 

The flowers have 3 petals, triangular in shape, 

borne in clusters on tall stems. The foliage is 

grass-like, similar to that of daylilies. 

Afternoon shade and moist soils are 

recommended. Cut back long sprawling stems after 

primary bloom and plants will re-bloom come fall. 

Blooms June-September. 

Blue & Gold 

zones 5-9 

A vigorous, easy to grow selection with vibrant 

golden foliage and gentian-blue flowers. Versatile, 

growing in most any soil type, even wet bogs. 

Height: 12-24”; Spread: 30-36” 

017936 C1 $6.99 

Red Cloud 

zones 3-9 

Rosy-red flowers open for just one day but many 

buds are produced that keep flowering for up to 8 

weeks! Clumping habit. Height: 15-18” x 15” 

001328 C1 $6.99 

Zwanenburg Blue 

zones 3-9 

Triangular, blue-violet blossoms with sulphuryellow 

stamens. Each 1-2 inch wide, 3-petaled 

flower only lasts for one day, but the plants have 

lots of buds, extending the bloom time up to eight 

weeks. Self-cleaning flowers, so deadheading is 

not necessary. Height: 18-24”, Spread: 24-36” 

001329 C1 $6.99 

Tender, mulch for winter. Starts blooming when 

most other perennials have finished for the season! 

Miyazaki Hybrids 

zones 4-8 

Exotic, white orchid-like flowers are heavily 

spotted with purple appear all along the stems. 

Green lance-shaped leaves arranged in a ladderlike 

fashion. Height: 36”, Spread: 18” 

001331 C1 $5.99 

Trillium 

Wood Lily 

Trilliums are long-lived, prefer rich soil with ample 

moisture, and make admirable companions for 

Asarum, Toad Lilies, & Ferns. 

grandiflorum 

zones 4-7 

The white flower petals of these Trilliums may be 

up to 2” long and turn to pink with age. Be sure to 

never pick any wildflower, this one especially 

because the plant and flower are so tall the bulb 

dies if detached from the leaves. Height: 12-24” 

010669 C1½ $12.99 

Veronica 

Speedwell 

Valued for their low maintenance requirements. 

The leaf type varies with the species but all have a 

similar flower, a long tapering spike densely 

covered with small flowers. Most Veronicas 

perform best in full sun, but will tolerate a little 

shade. Blooms June-July. 

Blue Bomb 

zones 4-8 

Each plume is comprised of tightly bunched spikes 

of hundreds of bright blue flowers. Flowers 

gradually open from the bottom to the top resulting 

in an exceptionally long bloom time, Dark green 

foliage is very compact. Height: 12-15”; Spread: 

18-24” 

016996 C1 $10.99 

Eveline 

zones 3-9 

Forms clumps of attractive dark green foliage with 

tall spikes of rich rose-purple flowers. Very 

floriferous. A great plant for the sunny border that 

requires very little maintenance. Height: 24-36” 

016997 C1 $6.99 

Fairytale 

zones 4-8 

Long 7" spikes have a two-tone effect with light 

silver-pink flowers and dark rose stamens. Plants 

have a larger, more bushy habit with dark green 

foliage. Very floriferous and uniform flowering. 


016998 C1 $7.99 

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Giles van Hees 

zones 4-8 

This variety looks much like its larger cousins, but 

is shorter. The dark green foliage forms a nice 

mound topped by bright pink flower spikes whose 

sweet nectar attracts butterflies. It is extremely 

long-flowering beginning in midsummer and is 

easy to grow. Height: 6” 

001339 C1 $7.99 

Pink Explosion 

zones 4-8 

Flower plumes are tightly bunched with longer 

spikes of white flowers with a soft pink blush. 

Flowers gradually open from the bottom to the top 

resulting in an exceptionally long bloom time. 

Dark green compact foliage. Requires very little 

maintenance. Height: 15-18” 

016999 C1 $10.99 

spicata Royal Candles 

zones 4-8 

Spikes of deep violet-blue flowers bloom all 

summer. Very floriferous. Height: 15-18” 

005085 C1 $7.99 

Viola 

Sweet Violet 

Heart-shaped leaves. Odorata types are deer 

resistant. Blooms April-May. 

Black Magic 

zones 4-8 

Black blooms with yellow eyes in June. Combine 

With yellow, white or lavender colors to set off 


001351 C1 $6.99 

Etain 

zones 5-8 

A rare Violet with large lemon yellow flowers with 

contrasting lavender margins. Very fragrant and 

long blooming. Blooms May-October. Ht: 8-10” 

011587 C1 $5.99 

Irish Molly 

zones (6) 7-8 

A very unique color blend sure to catch your eye. 

The flowers have upper petals which are maroonbrown 

with hint of violet, middle petals of olive 

green, and a brownish-yellow lower petal. It also 

has a chocolate brown-rayed center. 


016140 C1 $5.99 

Painted Porcelain 

zones 5-8 

True to it’s name, these delicate looking flowers 

are as pretty as “painted porcelain’. The large, 

creamy white blossoms have upper petals which 

are infused with lavender-purple and deeper purple 

markings in the center. Will often re-bloom in the 

fall. Height: 6-8”, Spread: 8-10” 

010068 C1 $5.99 

Purple Showers 

zones 5-8 

A fantastic clump-forming cultivar with large 

slightly fragrant flowers that are electric purple. 

Though this variety blooms the heaviest from late 

spring to early summer, it will continue to send up 

flowers sporadically throughout the summer. 


001353 C1 $6.99 

Rebecca 

zones 5-8 

Lightly fragrant flowers are creamy white to 

yellow in the center with a lavender edge. 


004545 C1 $5.99 

Clematis 

Clematis Vine 

Showy large flowering vines for fences, trellises. 

Requires light mulching around root system. 

The type in the plant’s description (A, B, or C) 

refers to pruning type: 

A. Remove all dead and weak stems after 

flowering, generally in early summer. Any 

growth that has grown beyond its allotted 

space may also be removed at this time. 

B Prune down to highest pair of strong leaf axil 

buds in late winter or early spring. All old 

leaves should also be removed at this time. 

C Heavy pruning is required for this pruning 

group. Remove all top growth to the leaf axil 

buds just above the base of the previous 

seasons stems. (12-24” from soil level) 

zones 4-8 

Allanah 

Type C – Sun/part shade; Large, deep crimson 

velvety flowers with very deep red, almost black, 

anthers. When hard pruned (type C) it flowers 

from July to October, when slightly pruned (type 

A), it will flower from June to September. 

Bloom Time: Varies; Plant Height: 6-10’ 

013177 C1½ $17.99 

Alpina Constance 

Type A – Sun/part shade; Very free flowering vine 

with 2-to-4 inch, rich purple-pink, semi-double 

flowers. Blooms are followed by attractive seed 

heads. Bloom Time: Mid-Late Spring; Flower 

Size:3-4”; Plant Height: 8-10’ 

008309 C1½ $19.99 

Asao 

Type B – Sun/part shade; A large-flowered variety 

with rosy pink flowers and white central bars and 

yellow stamens. Highly fragrant, unusual for a 

large-flowered Clematis. Bloom Time: May-June 

& Aug-Sept; Flower Size: 6-8”; Plant Height: 6-8’ 

016644 C1½ $17.99 

Avant Garde 

Type C – As the name suggests, a very unusual 3", 

red flower with pink petaloid stamens giving the 

impression of a double flower and protruding 

trumpet. Very free flowering. Bloom Time: July- 

Sept; Flower Size: 3”; Plant Height: 8-10’ 

012600 C1½ $19.99 

Barbara Harrington 

Type C – Sun. Lovely cerise (4") flowers that have 

pointed petals with a darker border and contrasting 

yellow anthers. Exceptional free flowering habit 

and long bloom time from late June through 

September.Bloom Time: Late June-September; 

Bloom Size:4”; Plant Height: 8-10’ 

016440 C1½ $19.99 

Bees Jubliee 

Type B – Sun/partial shade; Mauve pink sepals 

with a deep carmine bar and light brown anthers. 

Bloom Time: May-June & Sept; Flower Size: 6-7”; 

Plant Height: 8-10’ 

013178 C1½ $17.99 

Blue Angel 

Type C - A healthy Polish cultivar, moderately fast 

growing and free-flowering. Pale blue flowers with 

wavy edges and yellow-green stamens. Bloom 

Time: June-August; Plant Height: 8-9’ 

012084 C1½ $17.99 

015242 C3 $39.99 

Bonanza 

Type C – Sun to light shade. This new 

Evison/Poulsen Clematis is extremely free 

flowering from late June through September. Bred 

for excellent disease resistance. Flowers are 

mauve-blue with pale yellow anthers and are 3" in 

size. Bloom Time: July-September; Bloom 

Size: 3”; Plant Height: 8-12’ 

016641 C1½ $19.99 

Bourbon 

Type B – Stunningly vibrant 5-6" red flowers with 

contrasting yellow anthers. Ideal plant for 

container growing as its height is 4-6'. Bloom 

Time: June-Early August; Flower Size: 5-6”; Plant 

Height: 4-6’ 

014954 C1½ $19.99 

Candida (languinosa) 

Type B – Sun/part shade; Pure white, 6” flowers 

with creamy white to yellow stamens adorn this 

vigorous selection. Bloom Time: May & Aug- 

Sept; Plant Height: 8-12’ 

005589 C3 $39.99 

Claire de Lune 

Type B - A good selection for a shadier spot as the 

flowers retain their beautiful, lilac tinged white 

flowers best in shade. Dark anthers are stunning. 

Bloom Time: June-August; Plant Height: 8-10’ 

002602 C1½ $19.99 

011872 C3 $49.99 

Comtesse de Bouchard 

Type C -- Velvety rose-pink flowers with creamcolored 

anthers. A long-time favorite among 

gardeners for ease of culture and dependable, 

prolific blooming. Bloom Time: June-Oct; 


011902 C1½ $17.99 

009914 C3 $39.99 

Crystal Fountain 

Type B – This is an early large flowered cultivar, 

lilac blue with a fountain like center. It is an 

exciting new cultivar with an unusual 4-5” double 

flower. It is compact, free and repeat flowering, 

also suitable for growing in a container, on trellises 

as well as through small shrubs. Bloom Time: 

June-Sept; Flower Size: 4-5”; Plant Height: 8-10’ 

014956 C1½ $19.99 

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Dawn 

Type B – Sun/part shade. Features inviting blooms 

of pearly white with soft pink bars. The flowers are 

4-5" in size. A very free flowering variety with a 

compact habit that makes it ideal for containers. 

Blooms in June and then again in August, followed 

by seed heads in the fall! Bloom Time: June & 

August; Plant Height: 5-6’ 

016759 C3 $39.99 

Diana’s Delight 

Type B – Sun to light shade. Launched in 2009. 

Unusual blue colored flowers with light and dark 

tones and creamy yellow centre. Very free 

flowering habit. Named after Lady Rowland, the 

wife of the Bailiff of Guernsey. Bloom Time: 

May-June & September; Plant Height: 6’ 

017609 C2 $29.99 

Dr. Rupple 

Type B – Sun/part shade; Rose-pink with carmine 

bar. Very compact and free flowering. Bloom 

Time: May-Jun & Sep; Flower Size: 6-8”; Plant 


012104 C1½ $17.99 

Elsa Spath 

Type B – Sun to partial shade. Rich violetblue 

blooms which are darker when first open. 

Deep red anthers. Bloom Time: May-June & 

September; Flower Size: 6-7”; Plant Height: 8-10’ 

012081 C1½ $17.99 

Empress 

Type B – Large double flower with pink outer 

petals that have a darker pink bar. The inner petals 

produce a spiky pom-pom effect. Suitable for 

containers. Bloom Time: May-June & August; 

Plant Height: 6’ 

014957 C1½ $19.99 

Ernest Markham 

Type C - Bright red flowers with golden stamens. 

Blooms in profusion. Bloom Time: Aug-Oct.; 

Flower Size: 4-6”; Plant Height: 9-12’ 

012105 C1½ $17.99 

Etoile Violette (viticella) 

Type C – Any site; Deep, reddish- purple flowers 

and yellow anthers. Bloom Time: Jun-Sep; Flower 

Size: 2-4”; Plant Height: 8-14’ 

011903 C1½ $17.99 

014303 C3 $39.99 

Galore 

Type C – Evison introduction. This new type is 

extrememly free flowering and bred for excellent 

disease resistance. The 3 inch pruple flowers have 

yellow anthers. Bloom Time: July-September; 


015308 C1½ $19.99 

013200 C3 $49.99 

General Sikorsky 

Type B – Sun/part shade; Profuse, 6-8" across, 

dark mauve-blue flowers with yellow anthers cover 

this vine in early summer through fall. 

Bloom Time: June-September; Plant Height: 8-10’ 

013179 C1½ $17.99 

Guernsey Cream 

Type B – Sun; One of the first Clematis to offer its 

flowers in spring, with a tremendous display of 

blooms that begin almost true yellow, fading to 

cream. The 4 to 5" blooms shimmer in the sun on 

the 6 to 8' vines. The foliage may turn bronze in the 

sun. Bloom Time: May-August; Flower Size: 4-5”; 


016645 C1½ $19.99 

Gypsy Queen 

Type C - Velvety rich flowers start out red and 

fade to purple with reddish-purple anthers. A very 

prolific bloomer! Bloom Time: July-Sept; Plant 


012087 C1½ $17.99 

Hagley Hybrid 

Type C – Sun/part shade; Profusely blooming 

shell pink flowers have made this Clematis a 

classic. Bloom Time: Jun-Sep; Flower Size: 4-6” 


013180 C1½ $17.99 

Henryi 

Type B - One of the oldest ,large-flowered 

cultivars. Silky white flowers have a central 

tuft of coffee anthers on white filaments. 

Bloom Time: June-August; Height: 9-10’ 

011906 C1½ $17.99 

004636 C3 $39.99 

Jackmani 

Type C – Any site; The most famous Clematis ever 

raised. Extremely free-flowering and winter hardy. 

Dark purple blooms. Bloom Time: Jun-Aug; 

Flower Size: 4-5 in; Plant Height: 8-12’ 

003945 C1½ $17.99 

John Paul II 

Type B – Sun. Creamy white flowers have pink 

trails and reddish stamens. Bloom Time: June, 

July & August; Flower size: 4-6”; Height: 8-14’ 

013181 C1½ $17.99 

John Warren 

Type B – Sun/part shade. Dark red edge and center 

bar on French-gray base and red anthers. Very free 

flowering. Bloom Time: May-June & Sept; Plant 

Height: 8-12;’ 

014217 C1½ $17.99 

Josephine 

Type B – Sun/part shade; Flowers have 6-8 base 

petals which are almost bronze, tinged with green 

and a darker bar. Inner petals are lilac with pink 

bar. As the flower ages the base petals fall away 

giving a pompom effect. Best if planted in sun. 

Bloom Time: June-August; Plant Height: 8’ 

009285 C1½ $19.99 

Killian Donahue 

Type B - The early flowers open ruby red at the 

center of the flower fading to brilliant fuchsia and 

then orchid color at the edge of each petal. It 

almost appears as two clematis planted together 

since two varying flowers bloom at the same time. 

Its dancing white anthers are burgundy tipped. 

Bloom Time: May-June & Aug-Sept; Flower 

Size: 5”; Plant Height: 8-10’ 

012604 C1½ $19.99 

Kingfisher 

Type B - An Evison/Poulsen cultivar which has 

very large intense blue flowers that are offset by 

creamy/yellow anthers. It is exceptionally freeflowering. 

Bloom Time: June-July & late August; 


014959 C1½ $19.99 

Lady Betty Balfour 

Type C – Sun. A large-flowered variety, 6"-8" in 

diameter. Deep violet-purple flowers with 

prominent white filaments. Blooms from Aug.-Oct. 

New growth is shiny copper. Excellent specimen 

for arbors and pergolas. Bloom Time: Aug-Oct; 

Flower size: 6-8”; Plant Height: 8-15’ 

012089 C1½ $17.99 

Lincoln Star 

Type A - Large raspberry-red flowers are pointed 

and have a light edge. A handsome and classic 

English variety. Bloom Time: May-June & Sept. 


012090 C1½ $17.99 

Mrs. Cholmondeley 

Type B – Sun/part shade. Pronounced as 

“chumly”, this English variety bears very large 

pastel bluish-lavender flowers. Bloom Time: May 

& Aug-Sept; Flower size: 8”; Plant height: 10-12’ 

012092 C1½ $17.99 

Multi Blue 

Type B – Sun to light shade. Deep navy blue 

tepals form a well-rounded flower with additional 

small tepals in the center giving the flower a spiky 

appearance. Bloom Time: June-September; Flower 


016646 C1½ $19.99 

Nelly Moser 

Type B - Shade/Part Shade; A pale pink flower 

with a deep carmine bar. Needs shade, will fade in 

sun. Bloom Time: May-Jun & Sep; Flower 


003953 C1½ $17.99 

005909 C3 $39.99 

Niobe 

Type B - Sun/Part Shade; Very dark ruby-red 

pointed sepals with gold anthers. Long bloom 

season. Bloom Time: Jun- Sep; Flower Size: 5-6”; 


012102 C1½ $17.99 

paniculata (AKA terniflora) 

Type C - Full Sun; Often known in North America 

as "Sweet Autumn Clematis". Produces masses of 

creamy white flowers. Requires full sun to bloom 

well. Bloom Time: Sep-Oct; Flower Size: 1-2”; 


016727 C1½ $17.99 

012213 C3 $39.99 

Piilu 

Type B – Full Sun; An excellent compact variety 

which makes it very suitable for a small trellis or to 

climb over a small shrub. The 6” soft pink flowers 

with deeper pink central bars bloom as double 

flowers in late spring to early summer and then rebloom 

again in late summer with single flowers of 

the same color. Bloom Time: Late Spring & late 

Summer; Flower Size: 6”; Plant Height: 4-5’ 

014219 C1½ $17.99 

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Pink Champagne 

Type B – Sun to light shade. 6-8” vivid purple-red 

or deep pink flowers with a paler mauve central bar 

and contrasting, creamy-yellow anthers. Flowers 

from May-June and again from July-Sept. 

Attractive persistent seed heads. Bloom Time: 

May-June & July-September; Bloom Size: 6-8”; 


016647 C1½ $19.99 

Pink Fantasy 

Type C - Full sun to light shade. A large-flowered 

variety, 4-6" in diameter. Soft shell-pink petals 

with a deeper pink central bar and purple anthers. 

Free-flowering from June-Oct. A good repeat 

bloomer! Bloom Time: June-Sept/Oct; Bloom 


016648 C1½ $19.99 

Polish Spirit 

Type C – Any site; Intense deep purple with dark 

reddish-black anthers. Bloom Time: June-Sept.; 


012094 C1½ $17.99 

005934 C3 $39.99 

Prince Charles (viticella) 

Type C – Sun; A clematis with incredible flower 

power! The compact plants bloom profusely for a 

long time from July through September. The 4" 

mauve-blue, semi-nodding flowers are deeply 

ribbed with a slight twisting habit. Contrasting 

yellow anthers royally add to the scene. Bloom 

Time: July-Sept; Flower size:4”; Plant Height: 6-8’ 

016725 C1½ $17.99 

Princess Diana 

Type C – Prefers full sun. Goregeous outward 

facing 2" tulip-shaped flowers bloom all summer, 

deep rosy pink petals have lighter pink edges. 

Compact growth habit is perfect for perennial 

gardens or larger container. Prune hard in early 

spring for best flowering. Bloom Time: June- 

September; Bloom Size: 2”; Plant Height: 6-8’ 

016726 C1½ $19.99 

Proteus 

Type B – Full Sun; Ruffled double flowers have 

tones of pink, mauve and purple. The second 

bloom in late summer boasts equally charming 

single flowers. Bloom Time: June & Aug-Sept; 

Flower Size: 6”; Plant Height: 6-8’ 

015236 C3 $39.99 

Rosemoor 

Type A - This rose colored large flowered clematis 

has a distinct reddish/purple color with yellow 

anthers, which contrast spectacularly with the color 

of the petals. It's flowers are 5-6" in diameter and 

bloom on both the previous season's stems and on 

current season's growth, giving it a flowering 

period from May to September. Bloom Time: 

May-September; Flower Size: 5-6”; Plant 


014962 C ½ $19.99 

Rouge Cardinal 

Type C - Velvety crimson flowers backed by 

leathery-textured foliage. Bloom Time: May-June 

& July-Aug; Flower size: 4-6”; Plant Height: 9-10’ 

013182 C1½ $17.99 

Royal Velvet 

Type B or C – Sun to light shade. Royal Velvet is 

a compact plant which grows to approximately 8 

feet. It produces rich velvet purple 4-5" flowers 

with red anthers. Bloom Time: May-June & Aug- 

Sept; Flower Size: 4-5”; Plant Height: 7-8’ 

016643 C1½ $19.99 

Snow Queen 

Type B – Sun; Profuse, showy, overlapping, 6-7" 

diameter, white-sepaled flowers with pink-flushed 

margins and deep red anthers cover this vine in 

summer.Bloom Time: May-June & Aug; Flower 


011904 C1½ $17.99 

Sugar Candy 

Type B - An Evison cultivar. A free flowering vine 

producing large pinkish mauve flowers with a 

darker central bar and contrasting yellow anthers. 

Strong sunlight is best for flower color. Bloom 

Time: June & August-September; Height: 9-10’ 

012097 C1.5 $19.99 

015234 C3 $49.99 

Tanguitica 

Type B - The unusual flowers are almost the color 

and texture of a lemon peel and give the plant an 

exotic, tropical appearance. The seed heads are 

silvery in color and very fluffy. Bloom Time: July- 

Sept; Plant Height: 10-12’ 

012098 C1½ $17.99 

Victor Hugo 

Type C - Very free flowering violet colored 

flowers on a vine with lots of vigor and a colorful 

character. Bloom Time: June-September; Plant 


012099 C1½ $19.99 

015239 C3 $39.99 

Ville de Lyon 

Type B or C - Any Site; Rounded flowers with a 

carmine edge that fades into a lighter inner area 

and large yellow anthers. Bloom Time: Jun-Sep; 


011905 C1½ $17.99 

Vino 

Type B - Sun/part shade. A stunning colored 

flower which is suitable as a cut flower. Petunia 

red with creamy yellow anthers, the flowers are 6" 

in size. The plant's strong, compact growing habit 

and free flowering nature make it a fine Clematis 

for the smaller garden. Bloom Time: May-June & 

August; Flower Size: 6”; Plant Height: 9’ 

016758 C3 $39.99 

Warsaw Nike 

Type C - Velvet reddish-purple flowers, up to 5” 

wide, bloom late May to September with 6-8 

overlapping petals. Bloom Time: May-Sept; 

Flower Size: 5”; Plant Height: 8-10’ 

013185 C1.5 $17.99 

Diervilla 

Bush Honeysuckle 

Easily grown in a variety of soils. Use in a 

woodland setting in mass plantings for a 

spectacular effect! 

Cool Splash 

zones 4-7 

Often refferreed to as Northern Bush Honeysuckle, 

this variegated form of Diervilla will stop you in 

your tracks! Panicles of yellow trumpets over this 

striking, variegated foliage will add a whole new 

dimension to your garden in late May or early 

June. Height: 24-36” 

016074 C3 $35.00 

Hydrangea anomala 

Climbing Hydrangea 

Excellent for massive effect on brick or stone 

walls, arbors, trees; becomes quite woody, so needs 

ample support. 

anomala petiolaris 

zones 4-8 

An upright vine with clusters of fragrant flowers 

and showy white bracts from late spring to early 

summer. Height: 20’ 

001931 C3 $29.99 

005831 C7 STK $89.99 

Lonicera 

Honeysuckle Vine 

Vigorous, twining growth habit, attracts 

hummingbirds. Cut back to 24” in early spring to 

keep vine compact and to promote flowering. 

However, the vine may not bloom the first year 

after being cut back. 

Mandarin 

zones 5-9 

Young stems and leaves are dark coppery brown 

and mature to dark green. Clusters of 2-3” long 

tubular flowers are dark reddish-orange on the 

outside and paler yellow-orange inside. Ht: 15’ 

trellis 012724 C1½ $14.99 

Wisteria 

Wisteria Vine 

floribunda Amethyst Falls 

zones 5-9 

Brilliant purple blooms are profuse in April and 

May with sporadic blooms throughout the season. 

Blooms on both new and old wood. Vigorous and 

disease resistant. Height: 30’ 

015570 C5 $49.99 

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floribunda Black Dragon 

zones 5-9 

Sweetly scented, semi-double purple flowers are 

produced in long racemes each spring. A double 

flowered variety. Height: 25’ 

005311 C5 $49.99 

macrostachya Blue Moon 

zones 5-9 

An improved native species that can bloom up to 3 

times in a single season! Lavender-blue flower 

color. Very hardy. Height: 15-25’ 

013172 C1½ $19.99 

floribunda Pink Ice 

zones 5-9 

Pink flowers are borne in long racemes in April 

and May. Pink Ice is a lovely, vigorous climber 

growing to 20-25’. 

003542 C5 $49.99 

sinensis Prolifica 

zones 5-9 

This Dutch selection has tremendous bloom power 

with large panicles of fragrant violet-blue flowers. 

Blooms late spring and sometimes will re-bloom in 

late summer. Height: 30’ 

003543 C5 $49.99 

floribunda Purple Patches 

zones (5) 6-9 

Violet blue flowers, gathered in long racemes, 

appear in May. Best grown in a sheltered, warm 

and sunny positions. It may freeze during severe 

winters. Requires a strong support. 

003544 C5 $49.99 

floribunda Snow Showers 

zones 5-9 

Long ramcemed (up to 18” long) pure white 

flowers bloom later with distinctive lime-green 

foliage. Flowers have a light fragrance. This 

wisteria needs to be planted where the length of the 

racemes can be appreciated. Height: 20-25’ 

017416 C5 $49.99 

Hedera helix 

English Ivy 

Plant one foot on center for best results. 

species 

zones 5-9 

Excellent as a vine to climb and cling to stone or 

brick walls. Also works as a ground cover in 

shaded as well as sunny areas. Does well in 

window boxes, and even as a vine indoors. Ht: 4-8” 

007180 flat/48 $22.50 

008564 pack/4 $2.49 

Pachysandra 

Japanese Spurge 

A fast spreading, maintenance-free evergreen. 

Will grow in sunny areas, but develops dark green 

color in partly of fully shaded areas, where few 

other plants can succeed. Plant 6” on center. 

terminalis 

zones 5-9 

A low growing, spreading plant, producing whorls 

of bright green, glossy leaves. It makes a superb 

groundcover for shady areas and beneath trees and 

remains evergreen throughout winter. Its tiny, 

creamy white flowers resembling fuzzy spikes are 

inconspicuous. Height: 12” 

004751 flat/48 $22.50 

008565 pack/4 $2.49 

Vinca minor 

Periwinkle/Creeping Myrtle 

This fast growing plant is useful on banks, slopes, 

under trees, and as a ground cover. Plant 12” 

apart. Blooms May-June. 

Ralph Shugert 

zones 4-9 

This white-variegated selection of the evergreen 

trailing vine Vinca minor is as elegant as they 

come. Each glossy dark green, oval leaf is edged in 

white. The rich blue-purple flowers look regal 

above the elegant foliage, appearing from May 

through June and then re-blooming sporadically 

until frost. Height: 4-6”; Spread: 10-12” 

017311 C1 $7.99 

See perennial section for more ground covers: 

Aegopodium, Snow on the Mountain 

Ajuga, Bugleweed 

Asarum, Ginger 

Galium, Sweet Woodruff 

Houttuynia, Korean Houttuynia 

Lamiastrum, Yellow Archangel 

Lamium, Spotted Dead Nettle 

Lysimachia, Creeping Jenny 

Mazus, Mazus 

Phlox subulata, Creeping Phlox 

Sedum, Stonecrop 

Sempervivum, Hens & Chicks 

Thymus, Creeping Thyme 

Vinca, Myrtle, Periwinkle 

Calamagrostis 

Feather Reed Grass/Bush Grass 

Grows best in well-drained soils with sufficient 

moisture, but will tolerate heavy clay soils and 

drier sites. Cut back stems to 6” in early spring. 

Eldorado 

zones 5-8 

An attractive variegated feather reed grass with 

narrow, green leaves that are highlighted with gold 

centers. Produces stately wheat-like seed heads, tan 

in color, above the foliage and last all season long. 


017627 C1 $10.99 

Karl Forester 

zones 5-8 

Perennial Plant of the Year for 2001. A cool 

season, clumping grass with a compact, erect 

growth habit. It is especially prized for its wheatlike 

seed heads appearing late spring and lasting all 

season long. Height: 60”, Spread: 24” 

001424 C1 $10.99 

001426 C2 $16.99 

Carex 

Sedge Grass 

Grasslike, clumping plants grown for foliage effect 

in borders, rock gardens and water gardens. 

Contrary to true ornamental grasses, Carex grows 

well in shaded situations with moist, well-drained 

soil. Perfect for weed-prone areas as its dense 

habit makes it difficult for weeds to survive. 

Evergold 

zones 5-9 

Impressive bright golden yellow foliage is striped 

in dark green. A color explosion in a compact 

plant! Height: 12” 

005180 C1 $10.99 

Ice Dance 

zones 5-9 

This grass-like plant has flat, thick leaves with 

clear, white margins. Grows well in a shady spot 

with moist, well-drained soil. Ht: 12-18” x 10-12” 

008235 C1 $10.99 

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Chasmanthium 

Northern Sea Oats Grass 

This grass is tolerant of most conditions from sun 

to shade, and wet to dry locations. However, it will 

do best in moist soil and part shade. 

latifolium River Mist 

zones 5-8 

Forms a typical 30" tall deer-resistant clump of 

upright green stalks adorned by heavily striped 

white leaves. As the flower stalks expand in early 

summer, the variegation follows the new growth 

into the developing seed heads. Height: 24-36”; 


016101 C1½ $19.99 

Elymus arenarius 

Blue Lyme Grass 

Blue Dune 

zones 4-8 

A spreading ground cover or accent tolerates a 

variety of conditions, including drought, and 

thrives in heat. Foliage is intense metallic steelblue. 

Plant in full sun for best color. Height: 12-24” 

017628 C1 $10.99 

Erianthus 

Ravenna/Hardy Pampass Grass 

ravennae 

zones 5-9 

Lush gray-green foliage with tall silver-white 

flower spikes. Autumn color is bronzy, with 

whitish seed heads in late fall. Height: 12’ 

002283 C2 $12.99 

Festuca glauca 

Blue Fescue Grass 

Elijah’s Blue 

zones 4-8 

Cool season ornamental grass that displays 

wonderful evenly rounded tufts of thin blue grass. 

Color of plant holds well throughout summer. 

Remove old foliage which accumulates at the base 

of the plant. Height: 8”, Spread: 12” 

003355 C1 $8.99 

Hakonechloa 

Golden Japanese Forest Grass 

Prefers a moist but well-drained spot and does best 

when planted in some shade. This grass has many 

uses: as a groundcover, to edge a pathway, 

cascading down a bank like a golden waterfall or 

setting off shrubs or other perennials. 

macra All Gold 

zones 5-9 

A gorgeous form of golden Japanese forest grass 

with arching graceful foliage more upright and 

spiky then the type. The reddish inflorescence in 

the fall adds color and grace. Height: 5” x 12” 

013135 C1 $15.99 

011055 C1½ $15.99 

macra Aureola 

zones 5-9 

An elegant grass worthy of a spot in every garden. 

Its narrow, arching leaves are striped with bright 

green and gold. Produces airy seedheads that 

dance above its foliage in late summer. As fall 

temperatures cool, the foliage takes on pink tints, 

finally turning butterscotch before collapsing in 

winter. Height: 18”; Spread: 36” 

014826 C1½ $15.99 

009082 C2 $16.99 

Helictotrichon 

Blue Oat Grass 

Blue Oat Grass adds a small, coarse element to 

rock gardens, coastal gardens, or dry hillsides. It is 

also great in containers. 

sempirvirens Sapphire 

zones 3-8 

Blue Oat grass looks like a miniature water 

fountain, with its densely packed leaves gently 

spraying upward and arching back downward at the 

tips. In early summer, small, tan seed heads 

appear on tall stems held well above the foliage. 

Height: 18-24”, Spread: 18-24” 

012813 C1 $10.99 

Imperata cylindrica 

Japanese Blood Grass 

It is useful in borders, rock gardens, containers or 

as a colorful accent. 

Red Baron 

zones 6-9 

Foliage is green with red tips and looks best 

when light shines through it. Plant in masses 

or among rocks. Height: 12-18” x 24-36” 

000422 C2 $14.99 

Miscanthus sinensis 

Maiden Grass 

Requires a location in the landscape that receives 

full sun, but will tolerate some shade. Many 

people prefer to cut the grass back to the ground in 

the spring so new green growth is not mixed with 

last years dried brown foliage. 

Gold Bar 

zones 5-8 

Gold Bar forms an eye-catching clump of green 

leaves that are horizontally banded in creamy 

yellow from the base of the plant to the tips of the 

leaves. There's nearly as much yellow as there is 

green! Adding to its appeal, this grass is strictly 

upright and compact in habit, so there's no need to 

stake or tie it. In mid-fall, showy burgundy 

inflorescences appear just above the foliage. This 

grass is a very slow grower, reaching an ultimate 

height of 5 feet in about 8 years. Height: 3-5’; 

Spread: 2-3’ 

015351 C1 $9.99 

Gracillimus 

zones 5-9 

One of the oldest and well-known cultivars of 

Miscanthus. Beautiful, rounded mounds of fine, 

silver-veined green leaves arch gracefully as they 

sway in the wind. In early fall, fan-like plumes 

emerge with a reddish tint and then age to a soft 

silvery-white. Height: 60-72”, Spread: 36-48” 

001439 C1 $10.99 

001441 C2 $16.99 

Morning Light 

zones 5-9 

Fine leaf blades are green with clean, paper-thin, 

white margins that give the plant a silvery cast 

when viewed from a distance. This plant is 

luminous when backlit by the early morning or late 

afternoon sun. It is prized for its rounded habit that 

never flops. Height: 48-60”, Spread: 36” 

005187 C1 $10.99 

001442 C2 $16.99 

Positano 

zones 5-9 

A graceful standout, ‘Positano’ warms the fall 

landscape with sunkissed colors. Summer color is 

green with pewter centers. Glistening plumes of 

red are cast well above the impressive upright 

fountain of arching, fine textured blades. Blooms 

August–November. Height: 6-7’; Spread: 3-5’ 

017631 C1 $10.99 

Purpurascens 

zones 4-9 

Its fantastic fall color, upright habit, early 

flowering time, and extreme cold hardiness have 

certainly earned it this recognition. Green blades in 

summer give way to a brilliant reddish orange. The 

seed heads begin to appear in late summer with 

magenta hues. As winter approaches, they 

transform into silky white panicles. Height: 48-72”; 

Spread: 24” 

002284 C1 $10.99 

Rigoletto 

zones 4-9 

Rigoletto is a bright treasure that you can squeeze 

into any tight spot! More compact and smaller 

scaled than ‘Variegatus’, this grass bears the same 

vertical white stripes. Topped by red-tinged 

flowering plumes in summer and fall. 

Height: 36-48”; Spread: 30-36” 

014817 C1 $10.99 

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Strictus 

Porcupine Grass 

zones 5-9 

Distinctive yellowish-white, horizontal banding on 

the leaves of this cultivar distinguish it from nearly 

all other grasses. These irregularly spaced marks 

seem to glow when backlit by the early morning or 

late afternoon sun. This grass is nearly identical to 

M. 'Zebrinus', differing primarily in form. 

'Porcupine Grass' is an upright, stiff grass whose 

leaves stretch skyward instead of arching 

downward like those of M. 'Zebrinus'. 

Height: 48-72”, Spread: 48-72” 

001447 C1 $10.99 

Variegatus 

zones 6-9 

A popular antique variety of Miscanthus, this grass 

has been used in gardens since 1900. It is still one 

of the best varieties available for the white foliar 

effects it projects in the landscape. The leaves are 

green and white striped, with white being the 

predominant color. The habit is cascading and 

mature specimens sometimes need staking. Give 

this grass plenty of room to grow! Height: 60-72”, 


001448 C1 $10.99 

001450 C2 $16.99 

Panicum virgatum 

Switch Grass 

Cloud Nine 

zones 2-9 

Reportedly the tallest of the switch grasses, 

typically growing 5-7' tall. It typically forms a 

narrow, erect clump of light metallic blue foliage 

which is topped in summer by finely-textured, 

golden flower panicles which hover over the 

foliage like an airy cloud. Height: 60-84”; 


005188 C2 $16.99 

Heavy Metal 

zones 4-9 

This grass is easy to grow and will grow in most 

any soil, including wet soil. White plumes bloom 

summer and fall. Height: 48-60”, Spread: 24-30” 

007806 C1 $10.99 

Prairie Sky 

zones 4-9 

The bluest Panicum! This selection was 

discovered growing wild in Wisconsin so you 

know its hardy! Prairie Sky has silvery plumes 

with tiny rust-colored accents July-October. Fast 

growing. Height: 36-60”; Spread: 24-36” 

001455 C1 $10.99 

Ruby Ribbons 

zones 4-9 

The foliage of 'Ruby Ribbons' emerges a blue-gray 

in spring, continually working up to deeper hues of 

ruby-red from mid summer into autumn. Flower 

spikes appear late summer and persist into winter, 

great for holiday arrangements. Height: 36-48”; 

Spread: 24-30 

017639 C1 $10.99 

Pennisetum 

Fountain Grass 

alopecuroides Hameln 

zones 5-9 

Its foliage forms a neat, elegant fountain-like 

mound of narrow leaves that turns yellow in fall 

and looks good most of the winter. Flowers are 

ivory white. Height: 20”, Spread: 36” 

001459 C1 $10.99 

001460 C2 $16.99 

alopecuroides Little Bunny 

zones 5-9 

Smallest of the dwarf Fountain Grasses! Creamy 

plumes appear in late summer and foliage becomes 

yellow streaked in fall changing to brown by late 

fall. Will not bloom in shade. Height: 6-12”; 


001462 C1 $9.99 

setaceum Fireworks 

zones 9-11 

ANNUAL GRASS. The first-ever variegated 

Purple Fountain Grass! The new leaves are 

longitudinally striped with white, green, and 

burgundy, lending a candy cane-like appearance to 

the foliage. In full sun, the green and white stripes 

become infused with hot pink, turning the entire 

clump into a glowing mass of hot pink and red 

foliage. Like ‘Rubrum’, large, reddish purple, 

arching bottlebrush plumes top the clump from 

midsummer to frost, turning tan as they age. 


017180 C1 $10.99 

015385 P6½ $11.99 

017929 P10 $25.00 

setaceum Rubrum 

Purple Fountain Grass 

ANNUAL GRASS. Will not survive our winters 

but worth planting! The gorgeous burgundy-red 

foliage color sets off the fluffy reddish to cream 

flowers and seed heads in summer. Excellent for 

use in combination pots. Loves heat and sun! 


017930 P6 $12.99 

016155 C1 $12.99 

014539 P10 $18.99 

Sorghastum nutans 

Indian Grass 

Cut back to the ground in late winter to early 

spring just before the new growth appears. 

Indian Steel 

zones 4-9 

A clump-forming perennial grass with an upright, 

open habit featuring slender, blue-green leaf blades 

which turn yellow in fall and retain some gold 

color throughout the winter. Feathery panicles of 

tan-yellow flowers appear above the foliage in 

summer to early fall. Height: 3-5’; Spread: 2-3’ 

017632 C1 $10.99 

Canna 

Canna Lily 

Large leaves in red or green. Dig in fall and store 

in cool cellar or basement. 

Cabana assorted 016183 P6½ $10.99 

Red King Humbert 014405 C1½ $14.99 

The President 014402 C1½ $14.99 

Dahlia 

Dig and store in dry peat moss in a cool cellar after 

first hard frost. All will bloom July-frost when 

tuber is planted outdoors in May. Deadheading will 

increase bloom. 

Art Fair 003562 C1½ $10.99 

Bellini 011460 C1½ $10.99 

Berliner Kleene 001385 C1½ $10.99 

Bluesette 003569 C1½ $10.99 

Gallery Art Deco 001389 C1½ $10.99 

Gallery Cezanne 001390 C1½ $10.99 

Gallery Pablo 005124 C1½ $10.99 

Gallery Serenade 011470 C1½ $10.99 

Gallery Singer 001394 C1½ $10.99 

Gypsy 007925 C1½ $10.99 

Matisse 011467 C1½ $10.99 

Dahlina Max 1 004630 P6½ $6.99 

Zantedeschia 

Calla Lily 

Likes sun and a moist location. Dig bulbs in fall 

and store in a frost free location, like a cellar or 

basement. Blooms all summer. Grows to 14-24” . 

Albo maculata 001411 P6½ $10.49 

Black Star 015436 P6½ $10.49 

Crystal Blush 015437 P6½ $10.49 

Dark Eyes 015438 P6½ $10.49 

Fire Glow 015439 P6½ $10.49 

Hot Flashes 015440 P6½ $10.49 

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*Most roses available week of 5-10-11 

Variety Name Flower Color/Attributes Height Scent Prod ID Size/Price 

Antique Roses 

These roses have delighted gardeners for generations, some for over a century, and its easy to understand why. They bring distinctive beauty and rich old-fashioned 

fragrance to the garden and also bring horticultural history to you home - antique roses are living links with gardenings past. 

Purple Heart Wine red; very free flowering 3-4’ Strong clove/spice 007280 C3 - $19.99 

Climbing Roses 

Favored by gardeners for so much beauty in so many settings. They can be trained on a wall or trellis, or over an arch to create blooming entryways. Trim right 

after bloom. 

All Ablaze Cherry Red 8-12’ Slight spice 007286 C3 - $19.99 

Aloha Two-toned pink; blooms on new & old wood 8-10’ moderate 012079 C3 - $19.99 

America Coral pink; fast growing; tough & hardy 10-12’ Heavy, cloves 003630 C3 - $19.99 

Blaze Improved Pure red flowers; blooms on new & old wood 12-14’ Light tea 004973 C3 - $19.99 

Candy Land Rosy pink striped with ivory yellow 10-12’ Moderate apple 013243 C3 - $19.99 

Don Juan Deep crimson red; repeat bloomer 8-10’ Strong 001474 C3 - $19.99 

Fourth of July Red-white 10-14’ Strong sweet apple 001477 C3 - $19.99 

Garden Sun Prolific bloomer; orange-peach color 10-12’ Slight 010160 C3 - $19.99 

Golden Showers Daffodil yellow 6-10’ Strong tea 001478 C3 - $19.99 

High Society Rich pink blooms 10-12’ Light damask 009382 C3 - $19.99 

Joseph’s Coat Red-yellow blend 10-12’ Light, sweet 001479 C3 - $19.99 

New Dawn Cameo pink; blooms on new & old wood 8-10’ Sweet Rose 001481 C3 - $19.99 

Night Owl Wine purple; large-flowered 10-14’ Clove & spice 012076 C3 - $19.99 

Purple Splash Wine purple striped bright white 10-14’ Sweet apple 017063 C3 - $19.99 

Royal Sunset Orange-apricot; good vigor 8-10’ Moderate fruity 007287 C3 - $19.99 

Sky’s the Limit Buttery yellow; good re-bloomer 10-12’ Slightly fruity 012077 C3 - $19.99 

Stairway to Heaven Fast grower; Ruffled red flowers 10-12’ Sweet/light 007270 C3 - $19.99 

White Dawn Double white; blooms on new & old wood 6-8’ Sweet rose 001484 C3 - $19.99 

Floribunda Roses 

Floribundas are free-blooming, treating the gardener to clusters of colorful blossoms throughout the season. Rich fragrance abounds in this class. 

Betty Boop Yellow & red; dark red new foliage 3-4’ Mod. Fruity 001488 C3 - $19.99 

Cherish Shell-pink w/coral highlights 4’ Light spicy 001489 C3 - $19.99 

George Burns Yellow-pink stripe 3-4’ Strong citrus 003660 C3 - $19.99 

Europeana Dark red double blooms; bronze-green foliage 3-4’ Light 001490 C3 - $19.99 

Hot Cocoa 

Chocolaty orange to dark red with a deep rusty 3½-4’ Moderate fruity 007261 

C3 - $19.99 

orange reverse 

Intrigue Exotic red-purple 3-4’ Strong citrus 001495 C3 - $19.99 

Judy Garland Yellow-orange 3-4’ Apple-rose 001496 C3 - $19.99 

Julia Child Golden yellow; highly disease resistant 3-4’ Licorice spice 011073 C3 - $19.99 

Mardi Gras Yellow, orange and pink blend 3-4’ Moderate peppery 013239 C3 - $19.99 

Monkey Business 2010 Floribunda of the Year! Banana yellow. 3-4’ Light anise 015528 C3 - $19.99 

Moondance Sparkling creamy white; upright habit Tall Light raspberry 012066 C3 - $19.99 

September Mourn Profusion of pure white high-centered blooms 3-4’ None 016988 C3 - $19.99 

Showbiz Vivid scarlet red 3-4’ Slight 001502 C3 - $19.99 

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Sun Flare Sunny lemon yellow blooms; spreading habit 2-3’ Light fruity 001504 C3 - $19.99 

Trumpeter Orange-scarlet 3-4’ Mild 010172 C3 - $19.99 

Vavoom Orange juice orange 3-4’ Moderate spicy 012074 C3 - $19.99 

Walking on Sunshine Bright yellow; great disease resistance 4’ Sweet Anise 016985 C3 - $19.99 

White Licorice Fragrant lemon cream 3-4’ Licorice & lemon 017062 C3 - $19.99 

Ground Cover Roses 

Our ground cover roses are hardy, carefree, spreading plants that quickly cover large areas. They’re the perfect rose to plant anywhere low-growing masses of color 

are desired. 

Electric Blanket Salmon to coral-pink 1-2’ x 1-2’ Light fresh 006034 C3 - $19.99 

Red Ribbons Crimson red flowers 2’ x 4’ Light sweet 001509 C3 - $19.99 

Raspberry Blanket Deep fuchsia pink; glossy green foliage 1-2’ Slight spice 017060 C3 - $19.99 

Shrub Roses 

Versatile, free-flowering landscape plants that are quite hardy and adaptable to a wide range of soils and temperatures. These are true garden legends! 

Apricot Drift Double apricot/long bloom season 1-2’ Slight 015339 C3 - $19.99 

Bubble Double Light pink flowers; many re-blooms 3-4’ None 019681 C3 - $19.99 

Carefree Delight Soft pastel pink. Good disease resistance. 3’ Light sweet 001521 C3 - $19.99 

Double Knock Out Double cherry-red flowers. Very floriferious. 3-4’ Slight 010569 

010570 

014551 

Double Pink Knock Out Double hot pink flowers with the same great 3-4’ Slight 013146 

characteristics of its parent 

012181 

C1½-$12.99 

C3 - $19.99 

C5 - $29.99 

C1½ -$12.99 

C3 - $29.99 

Home Run Flame Red; offspring of Knock Out 3-4’ Slight 011007 C3 - $19.99 

Knock Out Rich red flowers spring until first frost 4’ x 4’ Slight 001498 C3 - $19.99 

Party Hardy Deep pink with a lighter reverse 017064 C3 - $19.99 

Peach Drift Soft peach blooms spring to fall 1-2’ Slight 012576 C3 - $19.99 

Pink Drift Deep pink with a soft faded center 1-2’ Slight 013311 C3 - $19.99 

Pink Knock Out Medium pink flowers. 3-4’ Mild 010167 C3 - $19.99 

Red Drift Red flowers are smallest of Drift series 1-2’ None 013308 C3 - $19.99 

Silicon Valley Diamond Pearly white contrats well with dark foliage 1-2’ None 016984 C3 - $19.99 

Sunny Knock Out Bright yellow turning cream when fully open 4’ Mild to none 014820 C1½ -$12.99 

013713 C3 - $19.99 

The Fairy Abundnace of light pink flowers 3’ Light apple 000937 C3 - $19.99 

Hybrid Tea & Grandiflora 

Such great garden performers with large, refined, classically formed blooms on long stems. Recent favorites and true modern classics 

Abbaye de Cluny Modern apricot tones 3-4’ Spicy/citrus 004982 C3 - $19.99 

About Face Golden yellow on top, bronze on reverse 5-6’ Light apple 010317 C3 - $19.99 

April in Paris Palest dawn pink edged in soft pink 5’ Strong tea rose 013373 C3 - $19.99 

Betty White Bluish pink on outside, apricot tones in center 4-5’ Very stong; classic 008731 C3 - $19.99 

Bing Crosby Large, fully double, deep orange blossoms 4-5’ Light spice 003656 C3 - $19.99 

Blue Girl Silvery lilac-lavender 4-5’ Light fruity 010169 C3 - $19.99 

Bride’s Dream Pastel pink 5-6’ Slight 001602 C3 - $19.99 

Bronze Star Glowing golden apricot blend 5-6’ Strong 004985 C3 - $19.99 

Cherry Parfait Cream colored blooms edged in bright red 5’ Light sweet 007260 C3 - $19.99 

Chicago Peace Pink w/yellow base 4’ Light 001605 C3 - $19.99 

Chrysler Imperial Maroon to red. A favorite since 1948! 3’ Strong damask 001606 C3 - $19.99 

Cresendo Light pink, white 5-6’ Strong spicy 017069 C3 - $19.99 

Dick Clark Swirls of cream edged with cherry pink 5-6’ Cinnamon spice 016982 C3 - $19.99 

Dolly Parton Dark copper-orange-red; large buds 4-5’ Clove & rose 004988 C3 - $19.99 

Double Delight White & red bicolor 3-4’ Strong spicy 001610 C3 - $19.99 

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Electron Electric Pink. Still a winner since 1973! 3-4’ Moderate sweet 001611 C3 - $19.99 

Elle Pink-yellow 3-4’ Citrus spice 010164 C3 - $19.99 

Fairest One Ruby-red with a white reverse 3-4’ Moderate spice 017066 C3 - $19.99 

First Prize Rich rose pink with a light reverse 3-4’ Lemon apricot 001476 C3 - $19.99 

Full Sail Bright white 3-4’ Honeysuckle 010386 C3 - $19.99 

Gemini Coral-pink and cream blend 5-6’ Light 001618 C3 - $19.99 

Gentle Giant Rich pink with an inner yellow glow 4-5’ Light 012070 C3 - $19.99 

Girl’s Night Out Dark dusky pink; lavender pink reverse 5-6’ Strong, spicy 016983 C3 - $19.99 

Glowing Peace Blend of yellow shades edged in cantaloupe 4’ Light tea rose 015337 C3 - $19.99 

Gold Medal Yellow with orange 4-5’ Rich fruity 001619 C3 - $19.99 

Grande Dame Super saturate rose pink 5-6’ Intense old rose 017065 C3 - $19.99 

Henry Fonda Distinct deep yellow 4’ Light sweet 001621 C3 - $19.99 

In the Mood Vivid true red 4-5’ Mild tea 012071 C3 - $19.99 

Ingrid Bergman Bright red flowers 3-4’ Slight sweet 001623 C3 - $19.99 

Ink Spots Blackened velvety red 4-5’ Light rose 017061 C3 - $19.99 

John F. Kennedy White 4’ Strong fruity 001624 C3 - $19.99 

Kings Ransom Brilliant yellow 5-6’ Sweet fruity 004965 C3 - $19.99 

Love Scarlet red w/silvery white reverse 3-4’ Light spicy 006030 C3 - $19.99 

Love’s Kiss Warm coral buds shade to pink open blooms 4-5’ Strong damask 017070 C3 - $19.99 

Malibu Blend of cream, gold, coral & pink 5-6’ Light spicy 017071 C3 - $19.99 

Medallion Large double apricot flowers 4-5’ Light 001626 C3 - $19.99 

Mellow Yellow Clean pure yellow 4’ Fruity 005572 C3 - $19.99 

Memorial Day Orchid pink; large flowers 4-5’ Strong damask 008730 C3 - $19.99 

Miss All American Beauty Hot pink 3-4’ Strong 003664 C3 - $19.99 

Mister Lincoln Deep red 5’ Strong melon 001628 C3 - $19.99 

Moonstone White finely edged with pink 5-6’ Mild tea & rose 003657 C3 - $19.99 

Oregold Deep yellow 3-4’ Light citrus 001632 C3 - $19.99 

Paris De Yves St. Laurent Luscious pink begs to be put in a vase -- -- 004987 C3 - $19.99 

Peace 

Golden yellow blushed pink. Popular since 4’ Sweet 001633 

1945! 

C3 - $19.99 

Peppermint Splash White, red, and peppermint-pink splashes 4-6’ Light, sweet 017068 C3 - $19.99 

Perfume Delight Deep rose pink; very fragrant 5-6’ Strong rose 001635 C3 - $19.99 

Pink Peace Bright pink flowers 4-5’ Strong rose 003665 C3 - $19.99 

Pink Promise Pink and cream blended blolms 5’ Strong fruity 014401 C3 - $19.99 

Pope John Paul II White; “Rose for a Cause” 4-5’ Strong citrus 013016 C3 - $19.99 

Queen Elizabeth Clear pink flowers 6’ Light tea rose 001549 C3 - $19.99 

Radiant Perfume Yellow; the most fragrant yellow 4-5’ Strong citrus 010321 C3 - $19.99 

Remember Me Cinnamon-orange 3-4’ Fruit & spice 010384 C3 - $19.99 

Rosie O’Donnell Velvet scarlet with distinct ivory yellow reverse 4-5’ Mild 001639 C3 - $19.99 

Rouge Royale Deep burgundy red buds pen to raspberry red 4-5’ Citrys & berry 004981 C3 - $19.99 

Secret Creamy yellow shades suffused with pinks 4-5’ Strong spicy 004967 C3 - $19.99 

Silver Star Lavender rose colored flowers 4-5’ Slight citrus 004986 C3 - $19.99 

Summer Love Soft yellow; sometimes tinged with pink 4-5’ Mild sweet 014447 C3 - $19.99 

Sterling Silver Lavender 3-4’ Fruity 001643 C3 - $19.99 

Stainless steel Silvery lavender 4’ Strong rose 004969 C3 - $19.99 

Strike it Rich Ruby swirled orange-gold blooms 5-6’ Spicy & fruity 012068 C3 - $19.99 

Sweet Surrender Clear silvery pink 5-6’ Heavy tea rose 014441 C3 - $19.99 

Tahitian Sunset Apricot yellow blushing pink 4-5’ Strong fruit/rose 011075 C3 - $19.99 

Tiffany Rose to pink 4’ Sweet 001648 C3 - $19.99 

Touch of Class Slightly ruffled petals; blend of pink & coral 4-5’ Slight 001650 C3 - $19.99 

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Toulouse Lautrec Lemon yellow. French romantica rose. 4-5’ Strong 003640 C3 - $19.99 

Traviata Old-fashioned vibrant red blooms 3-4’ Slight 012222 C3 - $19.99 

Tropicana Orange-red 4’ Strong 001653 C3 - $19.99 

Veteran’s Honor Bright true red; “Rose for a Cause” 5’ Fruity 001658 C3 - $19.99 

Voodoo Blend of yellow, peach & deep orange 4’ Sweet 001659 C3 - $19.99 

White Majesty Pure white blooms; ideal for cutting -- -- 016987 C3 - $19.99 

WWII Memorial Soft white with gray and a tinge of lavender 4-5’ Sweet 003636 C3 - $19.99 

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Abies 

Fir 

balsamea Nana 

Dwarf Balsam Fir 

zones 3-6 

This slow growing shrub likes full sun to partial 

shade and never needs trimming. The soft green 

needles have white aromatic lines underneath. Full 

sun to about half shade in ordinary well-drained 

soil is best. Height: 2-3’; Spread: 2-3’ 

012847 C1 $14.99 

balsamea Piccolo 

Dwarf Globe Balsam Fir 

zones 3-6 

Tiny, radiating, dark green needles arch downward 

on many short, nearly vertical branches. Prominent 

brown buds highlight the branch tips on the dense, 

very dwarf globe. A real gem, 'Piccolo' is ideal for 

rock gardens, containers and small landscapes. 

Height: 2-3’; Spread: 2-3’ (10 years) 

017835 C6 $99.00 

koreana Aurea 

Golden Korean Fir 

zones 4-8 

Lemon yellow needles with glowing, silver-white 

undersides are displayed on the ascending branches 

of this outstanding specimen in spring. The yellow 

gradually softens as the season progresses, but 

complementary purple-blue cones add to the 

dramatic effect. Full sun produces the best color, 

but plants benefit from some protection if grown in 

scorching conditions. Over time, with staking, 

'Aurea' becomes a large, pyramidal tree. 


7-1 016976 C3 $49.99 

Acer 

Maple 

freemanii Autumn Blaze 

Autumn Blaze Red Maple 

zones 4-8 

The deep lobed rich green leaves with excellent 

orange-red color will persist later in the season 

than other cultivars. Dense oval rounded shape. A 

very fast grower. Height: 40-50’ 

008066 C15 $119.99 

017054 2½” b&b $239.00 

017129 3” b&b $299.00 

griseum 

Paperbark Maple 

zones 4-7 

Leaf color is dark green above and silvery beneath. 

Showy winged seeds in summer. Foliage turns 

bright red in fall. Mostly noted for its showy, 

peeling bark. Height: 25’ 

7-1 016978 C3 $59.99 

palmatum Bloodgood 

Japanese Bloodgood Maple 

zones 4-8 

The deep red leaf color is maintained all summer. 

One of the most popular red leaf Maples. Grows to 

9’ in 10 years. Height: 15-20’, Spread: 15-25’ 

015230 C3 $69.99 

010787 C5 $79.99 

015654 SS C7 $99.00 

000965 C15 $159.99 

palmatum Emperor I 

Emperor I or Red Emperor Japanese Maple 

zones 4-8 

An improvement to Bloodgood because of its 

vigorous, upright growth and ability to leaf out 

later resulting in less frost damage. The dark red 

leaf color lasts throughout the season. Fiery 

crimson leaves in the fall. Height: 10-12’ (10 yrs) 

017093 C5 $79.99 

015718 C7 $119.99 

009249 C15 $149.99 

palmatum Butterfly 

Butterfly Japanese Maple 

zones 5-8 

This nice variegated form of Japanese Maple has a 

cream colored margin on a blue-green leaf. The 

fall color is spectacular magenta where the cream 

was. This is one of the most desirable of the 

variegated cultivars. Height: 10-12’; Spread: 3-4’ 

010152 3-4’ BB $119.99 

011000 4-5’ BB $149.99 

palmatum Japanese Sunrise 

Japanese Sunrise Laceleaf Maple 

zones 5-8 

A nice green palmate type that has the wonderful 

characteristic of showing multi-colored bark. The 

bright coral bark starts out with yellow on one side 

and transforms into red on the other looking like a 

Japanese sunrise. Grows 6-12” per year. 


017992 C1 $25.00 

palmatum Katsura 

Katsura Japanese Maple 

zones 

A dense, compact, Japanese maple that is most 

noted for its beautiful spring foliage emerging 

chartreuse with orange-tinted margins then 

maturing to bright green by summer and finally 

turn pastel shades of orange and yellow in fall. 

Height: 10-12’; Spread: 10-12’ 

017119 4-5’ C15 $159.99 

pal. Mikawa Yatsubusa 

Mikawa Yatsubusa Japanese Maple 

zones 

The leaves of this multi-branched, compact cultivar 

grow closely together and overlap one another, 

producing a dense leaf cover on a sculptural, nearly 

spherical form. New foliage is light yellow-green 

with red tips turning medium green in summer and 

fiery red in fall. Height: 4-5’; Spread: 4-5’ (10 yrs) 

017996 C2 $69.99 

palmatum Moonfire 

Moonfire Japanese Maple 

zones 5-8 

A purple leaved selection similar to Bloodgood but 

in a new, compact form. Noted for its deeply 

colored leaves which hold their color well. Foliage 

turns crimson red in fall. Height: 10’ x 10’ 

017993 C10 $129.00 

palmatum Ojishi 

Ojishi Japanese Maple 

zones 5-8 

This female cultivar, named for the mythological 

male lion of Japanese drama, displays short 

branches loaded with small, densely packed, rich 

green leaves. When the foliage turns burnt-orangegold 

in fall, a lion's head and mane are easy to 

imagine. Height: 6-8’; Spread: 6-8’ 

017842 C3 $99.00 

017844 C6 $179.00 

palmatum Okushimo 

Okushimo Japanese Maple 

zones 5-8 

This very desirable cultivar is unique in a few 

ways, the odd-shaped leaves, the unusual fall color, 

and the sweeping upright growth habit. The leaves 

are very dark green, deeply lobed and rolled 

upward, almost tube-like. Fall color is an intense 

yellow-gold that is almost fluorescent at times. 

The growth habit is vase-shaped. 

Height: 12-15’; Spread: 5-8’ 

017995 C5 $105.00 

015517 C7 $119.99 

palmatum Orange Dream 

Orange DreamJapanese Maple 

zones 5-8 

Its upright habit produces a large shrub or a small 

tree. Plants show off a unique color combination 

that changes from spring through fall. New leaves 

are a pleasing orange becoming lemon-yellow with 

subtle orange margins and tips. Bright yellow-gold 

in fall. This selection appreciates afternoon shade. 

Height: 12-15’; Spread: 10-12’ 

017131 C1 $25.00 

017144 24-30” BB $129.99 

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palmatum Sango Kaku 

Coral Bark Japanese Maple 

zones 5-8 

A popular tree with beautiful yellow-green tinged 

with red leaves in spring. Later in fall, the leaves 

turn shades of red, apricot and gold. Bright red 

colored coral bark gives off great fall & winter 

interest color. Height 20-25’, Spread: 15-20’ 

011029 4-5’ BB $149.99 

palmatum Sharp’s Pygmy 

Sharp’s Pygmy Japanese Maple 

zones 5-9 

Here is another superb dwarf bush form that never 

needs pruning. It has green leaves that turn a nice 

crimson wine color in the fall. The shape is close to 

a mounding bonsai and looks like it will grow to 

about 4 feet high and wide in 15-20 years. 


016977 C3 $59.99 

palmatum Shindeshojo 

Shindeshojo Japanese Maple 

zones 5-8 

The spring color of this small, dense tree starts out 

intensely dark, fuchsia-pink and changes to 

brilliant crimson-scarlet. In mid-summer, the color 

calms to pleasing green with red-orange margins. 

Then in fall, you’ll see blends of orange and 

yellow. Height: 8-10’ 

017847 C1 $29.99 

017855 C6 $129.99 

palmatum Shishigashira 

Lion’s Head Japanese Maple 

zones 5-8 

Clustered, green crinkled leaves turn yellowcrimson 

in fall. Compact form. Height: 12-15’, 


012352 36-42” BB $149.99 

palmatum Toyama Nishiki 

Toyama Nishiki Japanese Maple 

zones 5-8 

The exceptionally lacy leaves of this 3-6' mounder 

have a base of purple-red; variable but brightly 

splashed in spring with pink and white; colors are 

brighter and last longer in shade. Displays gold, 

orange, and red tones in the fall. Height: 3-4’ 

017998 C2 $59.99 

palmatum Tsuma gaki 

Tsuma gaki Japanese Maple 

zones 5-8 

In spring, the chartreuse leaves sport dramatic 

edges of persimmon red. In summer, the foliage 

continues to demand attention as it develops wide, 

deep-red margins and light-cream centers. 

Height: 7-8’ (10 years) 

017856 C6 $129.99 

palmatum Ukigmo 

Ukigmo Japanese Maple 

zones 5-8 

A strong and graceful dwarf tree displaying 

beautiful color changes. In spring, leaves emerge 

nearly white, with a pink flush. By summer, they 

are green with white markings and in fall, they turn 

bold shades from peach to deep red. Height: 6-8’; 


015582 C1 $25.00 

017994 C2 $59.99 

palmatum dissectum Crimson Queen 

Crimson Queen Laceleaf Maple 

zones 3-7 

Its lacy red foliage is maintained spring and 

summer then changes to a bright scarlet tone. 

Spreads to 4’ in 10 years. Height: 6-8’ x 6-8’ 

017270 C3 $69.99 

003707 C5 $99.00 

017113 C6 $119.99 

015717 C7 $119.99 

011500 21-24” BB $149.99 

016474 C10 $159.99 

010150 24-30” BB LGft $179.99 

010151 36-42” BB $229.00 

012647 42-48” BB $249.00 

palmatum dissectum Orangeola 

Red Laceleaf Maple 

zones 5-8 

Emerges with orange/red color then changes to 

green with a burgundy tint. The second growth is 

bright orange. Graceful and weeping. 

Height: 8-10’, Spread: 8-10’ 

014729 C1 $25.00 

009032 30-36” BB $149.99 

palmatum dissectum Red Dragon 


zones 5-8 

Red lacy foliage that retains its color throughout 

the summer better than Crimson Queen. 


013356 24-30” BB $179.00 

palmatum dissectum 

Red Spider 

Red Spider Japanese Maple 

zones 5-8 

With narrow lobes cut almost to the mid-vein, the 

leaves of this 4-6' maple might resemble those of 

bamboo, except for their colorfulness: opening 

deep-red-orange, maturing to a bronzy-green. 

Height: 4-6’; Spread: 3-4’ (10 years) 

017120 3-4’ BB $129.00 

palmatum dissectum Seiryu 

Green Japanese Laceleaf Maple 

zones 5-8 

An upright to spreading, non-weeping Laceleaf 

Maple with bright, medium green foliage and good 

fall color. Height: 12’, Spread: 8’ 

palmatum dissectum Tamukeyama 


zones 5-8 

Holds purple-red color through hot, humid 

summers and resists scorching better than others. 

Strongly cascading form. Height: 8-10’ x 10’ 

017271 C3 $69.99 

015655 C5 $99.00 

017114 C6 $119.99 

017273 C7 $119.99 

016925 C10 $159.99 

palmatum dissectum Virdis 

Green Laceleaf Maple 

zones 5-8 

Most popular of the green weepers. Bright green, 

intricately divided leaves turn golden-yellow with 

tints of red in fall. This small tree has weeping 

branches creating a cascading, mounding form. 

Height: 12’, Spread: 10’ 

017272 C3 $69.99 

016756 C6 $119.99 

015185 C7 $119.99 

017115 C10 $159.99 

006081 3’ BB $199.00 

000974 30-36” BB $209.00 

palmatum dissectum Waterfall 

Green Weeping Laceleaf Maple 

zones 5-8 

Similar to Viridis, but possibly more pendulous, 

with a slightly larger leaf and smaller sized in 

maturity. Fantastic fall colors in gold and yellow 

primarily, but sometimes tinged with red. Slowly 

grows to 3-4’ in ten years. Height: 3-4’ 

016975 24-30” BB $129.99 

pensylvanicum 

Striped Maple 

zones 3-7 

The striped maple is most noted for its dark green 

bark with white stripes. It grows into a small tree, 

typically to 15-20’ and developes a broad, uneven, 

flat-topped or rounded crown. Often irregular and 

open texture is medium to coarse. Height: 15-20’; 


014388 C5 $125.00 

platanoides Crimson King 

Crimson King Norway Maple 

zones 3-7 

All season rich maroon foliage turns to reddishbronze 

in the fall. Height: 25-50’; Spread: 35-50’ 

000323 1¼” C15 $99.00 

016935 C45 $239.00 

012745 6-7’ BB $169.99 

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ubrum October Glory 

October Glory Red Maple 

zones 5-8 

Leaves retain good green color well into fall, and 

are sometimes subjected to frost prior to acquiring 

fall color. Orange to red fall color for this cultivar 

is brilliant in most years. It grows faster than 

Norway and sugar maples, but slower than silver 

maple. Height: 40-50’; Spread: 30-40’ 

017420 2½” BB $239.00 

017421 3” BB $299.00 

rubrum Red Sunset 

Red Sunset Red Maple 

zones 4-9 

AKA Franksred. Dense and upright with a good 

central leader. Outstanding orange-red fall color. 

Very hardy! Height: 45’, Spread: 35’ 

007324 C15 $119.99 

017128 2½” BB $239.00 

017419 3” BB $299.00 

rubrum Sun Valley 

Sun Valley Red Maple 

zones 

A hybrid of 'Red Sunset' and 'Autumn Flame' 

developed at the National Arboretum. Male 

selection noted for having symmetrical, ovate 

crown and exceptionally brilliant red fall color. 

Height: 25-35’; Spread: 20-25’ 

017459 C25 $249.00 

saccharum Commemoration 

Commemoration Sugar Maple 

zones 4-8 

Acer saccharum is a large maple best known as the 

source of maple syrup. 'Commemoration' is a fast, 

vigorous grower with a dense, oval to rounded 

form. Green, leathery leaves turn early to orange 

and red in fall. Prefers moist, well-drained fertile 

soil. Height: 40-50’; Spread: 25-30’ 

017050 1¾” BB $199.00 

saccharum Green Mountain 

Green Mountain Sugar Maple 

zones 3-8 

Dark green leathery foliage turns red, orange and 

yellow in the fall. This variety has good scorch 

resistance. Has winged fruit that bear in the spring. 

Height: 50-65’, Spread: 35-50’ 

000338 1¼” C15 $119.99 

shirasawanum Aureum 

Golden Full Moon Maple 

zones 5-8 

This tree is very slow growing and upright when 

young. The leaves in spring are a nice yellowgreen 

and in summer turn all yellow. In the fall 

they show spectacular colors varying from yellow 

to orange to a deep red all on the same leaf. Needs 

partial shade to keep leaves from scorching. 

Height: 8’ (slow grower) 

017141 C3 $49.99 

7-1 016960 C7 $169.99 

shirasawanum Autumn Moon 

Full Moon Maple 

zones 5-9 

You simply won’t believe the beauty of this 

colorful Maple! New leaves emerge deep bronzeinfused 

burgundy in spring, then change to bright 

chartreuse for summer. The second growth flush 

features leaves developing a pink halo. Sunlight 

helps intensify the color. Height: 15-20’, 


014638 C1 $29.99 

Aesculus 

Horsechestnut/Buckeye 

x carnea Ft. McNair 

Red Horsechestnut 

zones 4-7 

Beautiful rose-red to pink panicles in mid-May are 

spectacular!! Disease resistant foliage is lustrous 

green in summer. The tree was selected on the 

grounds of Ft. McNair, Washington, DC. 

Height: 30-40’, Spread: 25-40’ 

016578 C20 $159.99 

016069 C15 $189.99 

Amelanchier 

Serviceberry 

Growing in sun or shade, displaying a fall color 

of orange-yellow and red, and without major 

problems makes this small native tree a must! 

grandiflora Autumn Brilliance 

Apple Serviceberry 

zones 3-7 

White flowers bloom in April on this small tree. 

The clean, blue-green summer foliage turns to 

brilliant orange-red in fall. Grown mainly for the 

edible dark purplish-black fruits that birds love! 

Serves as a host for butterfly larvae. 

Height: 18-20’, Spread: 18-20’ 

011505 C15 K $159.99 

PLANTING AZALEAS 

1. Dig planting hole at least 3 times as wide and 

1½ times as deep 

2. Mix pre-moistened peat moss and ordinary good 

topsoil at a 1:1 ration 

3. Expose one inch of root ends by spraying 

the ball with a forceful stream of water 

4. Place plant quickly in the whole. In heavy clay 

soils, the root ball must be elevated at least one 

half above the original soil level with planting 

mix mounded around it 

5. Apply a 2” layer of mulch 

6. Water thoroughly 

For more information, please visit our website. 

Azalea 

Azalea 

Apply Bayer’s Rhododendron & Azalea Insect & 

Disease Control every 6 weeks starting June 1st for 

a total of 3 times in the growing season to prevent 

lace bug. Holly-tone & Iron Plus are excellent 

fertilizers to use. Plant with pre-moistened peat 

moss and be sure to use Dayton’s planting and care 

instructions! 

Bloom & Grow is a 

registered trademark of 

Dayton Nurseries, Inc. and a 

symbol for quality assurance 

in Azaleas. Most are 

propagated and grown right 

here at the nursery in 

Norton, Ohio so you know they are ready for our 

long and harsh Ohio winters. Our experts have 

been growing Azaleas since 1973! 

Arneson Medallion 

zones 4-8 

Large orange-red flowers on this deciduous Azalea 

hybrid. Green foliage also offers a seasonal color 

change in the fall. Height: 3’; Spread: 4’ 

017298 C1½ $19.99 

Blaauws Pink 

zones 5-9 

Bright pink flowers bloom in mid-May. 


000271 C3 $25.00 

Boudoir 

zones 5-9 

This watermelon pink type is probably the hardiest 

of all pink Azaleas! Gable hybrid. Height: 4’ 

013631 C1½ $7.99 

000457 15-18” C3 $25.00 

017895 15-18” BB $35.99 

000044 20-24” C5 $35.99 

Cascade 

zones 5-9 

This vigorous white is covered with gleaming 

white flowers in mid-May on a spreading shrub 

that grows as wide as it does high. One of the most 

reliable white Glendale varieties! Height: 4’ x 4’ 

003423 C1½ $7.99 

000999 15” C3 $25.00 

000050 C5 $35.99 

017896 15-18” BB $35.99 

001000 C7 $45.99 

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Delaware Valley 

zones 5-9 

Large single to semi-double white flower in mid 

May. Large medium green leaves and strong 

spreading grower, 4’ in 10 years. Requires more 

protection from winter sun and wind then other 

whites. Height: 3-4’, Spread: 3-4’ 

005626 C1½ $7.99 

000270 C3 $25.00 

009609 C7 $45.99 

Exbury Arneson’s Flame 

zones 5-8 

Very large flaming red flowers on this deciduous 

Azalea hybrid. Has been selected for its disease 

resistant foliage and heavy flowering at an early 

age. Flowers are exceptional! Height: 5-6’; 


015665 C1½ $19.99 

Exbury Cascade Pink 

zones 5-8 

Large pink flowers with wavy edges and yelloworange 

centers cascade along the branches of this 

graceful Azalea. Height: 2-3’; Spread: 3-4’ 

015563 C3 $39.99 

Exbury Cheerful Giant 

zones 5-8 

Heavy rounded trusses of exciting double yellow 

flowers bloom densely in spring, changing color as 

they age. Blue tinted foliage also adds seasonal 

color change in fall. Upright rounded form makes 

an attractive shrub. Height: 5-6’; Spread: 4-5’ 

014755 15-18” BB $29.99 

Exbury Chetco 

zones 5-8 

Sports bright yellow flowers with an orange 

splotch in mid to late May. Height: 5-6’ 

009700 15-18” BB $29.99 

Exbury Klondyke 

zones 5-8 

A Knap Hill hybrid with large, golden-orange 

flowers. Young foliage is coppery-red. 


012030 C3 $35.99 

Exbury Mollalla Red 

zones 5-8 

Strong red flowers, wavy-edged and funnel-shaped, 

are arranged in large ball-shaped trusses. Upright 

habit. A perfect complement to other strong 

colored azaleas in your garden! Height: 5-6’; 


014724 15-18” BB $29.99 

Exbury Mt. St. Helens 

zones 5-8 

Large, wavy, pinkish-salmon blossoms have 

yellow highlights. These flowers are quite fragrant 

and mildew resistant. Height: 5-6’, Spread: 5-6’ 

016740 15-18” BB $29.99 

Exbury Red Sunset 

zones 5-8 

Beautiful orange-red flowers in mid to late May on 

this deciduous type. Height: 4-5’ 

016739 15-18” BB $29.99 

Girard’s Crimson 

zones 5-8 

One of Peter Girard’s hybrids from Geneva, Ohio. 

Magnificent spring display of large crimson 

flowers up to 2½ inches in diameter. Height: 3’, 

Spread: 2’ 

003432 C1½ $7.99 

000278 C3 $25.00 

012315 C7 $45.99 

Girard’s Hot Shot 

zones 5-8 

Vigorous and bold, this Girard hybrid is covered 

with brick-red flowers in May. Similar to 

Stewartsonian. Height: 2-4’, Spread: 3-5’ 

007156 C1 ½ $7.99 

000276 C3 $25.00 

014695 C10 $59.99 

Girard’s Pleasant White 

zones 5-8 

This pure white Azalea by Peter Girard of Geneva, 

Ohio provides an extended bloom to Azaleas as it 

blooms in late May. Give a little more winter 

protection than other varieties. Height: 24-30” 

001016 C1½ $7.99 

000275 15” C3 $25.00 

009610 C7 $45.99 

Girard’s Purple 

zones 5-8 

The bright purple flowers are 2-3 inches across. 

Foliage is lustrous dark green in summer taking on 

purple and red tints in fall. Provide some winter 

protection. Height: 3’ 

000274 C3 $25.00 

Girard’s Rose 

zones 5-8 

Foliage is green and glossy during the summer, 

taking on brilliant red tints in early fall. Rose-pink 

flowers. Height: 2-3’, Spread: 2-3’ 

001019 C3 $25.00 

001021 C7 $45.99 

Herbert 

zones 5-8 

Hands down, this dark double purple Azalea is one 

of the most winter hardy and easiest to grow! Bred 

by Joe Gable in Stewartstown, Pennsylvania. 

Blooms after Karen in late May. Height: 3’ 

003433 C1 ½ $7.99 

001024 15-18” C3 $25.00 

012314 C7 $45.99 

014525 C10 $59.99 

Hino Crimson 

zones 5-8 

This Kurume type has been an Ohio favorite for 

years because of its low growth, mostly evergreen 

foliage and brilliant crimson single flowers in mid 

May. Needs winter protection in windy areas. 

Grows 3’ wide in 10 yrs. Height: 2-3’ 

001025 C1 ½ $7.99 

000455 15-18” C3 $25.00 

Karen 

zones 5-8 

Like Herbert, Karen is one of the hardiest and 

easiest varieties to grow in evergreen Azaleas. The 

bright purple flowers cover this mounding shrub in 

mid-May, about one week before ‘Herbert’. Ht: 3’ 

003434 C1 ½ $7.99 

000947 C3 $25.00 

000053 20-24” C5 $35.99 

017897 15-18” BB $35.99 

001028 C7 $45.99 

Kim’s Double Pink 

zones 5-8 

A recent introduction of Korean Azaleas noted for 

its clear, double pink flowers usually in groups of 

four. Foliage turns orange to purpe-red in fall. 

One of the hardiest evergreen Azaleas! Height: 3’, 

Spread: 3’ 

013632 C1½ $7.99 

010234 C3 $29.99 

Louise Gable 

zones 5-8 

Long, pointed dark green leaves show off the very 

pretty semi-double salmon-pink flowers in late 

May. Height: 3’, Spread: 3’ (in 10 years) 

006066 C1 ½ $7.99 

000946 C3 $25.00 

014719 C7 $45.99 

Mikado 

zones 5-8 

This old-fashioned Dutch variety was bred in 1920 

with pink-red flowers covering the bush about May 

10 th . Will tolerate a good amount of shade. 


011272 C1½ $7.99 

012312 C3 $25.00 

014687 C5 $35.99 

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Millenium 

zones 5-8 

A feast for the senses. Fragrant, deep red flowers 

with a pale orange flare are set off by blue-green, 

mildew-resistant foliage. A late bloomer, early to 

mid July, that stands up to the heat. Cold hardy, 

compact grower. Prefers moist, acidic soil. 


015709 C2 $29.99 

015564 C3 $39.99 

Northern Lights Golden Lights 

zones 4-8 

Northern Lights Series Exbury Azalea 

A Northern Lights variety with orange flowers 

opening from bright golden buds. This shade of 

golden-orange is hard to find in Azaleas! This fine 

shrub is also mildew-resistant making it a fine 

choice for your landscape. Height: 4-5’, 


014752 15-18” BB $29.99 

Northern Lights Mandarin Lights 

zones 4-8 

Northern Lights Series Exbury Azalea 

A deciduous Azalea with bright mandarinorange 

flowers in May. Height: 4-5’ x 4-5’ 

009504 15-18” BB $29.99 

016738 36-48” BB $49.99 

Rosebud 

zones 5-8 

This low growing Kurume type has small salmonpink 

buds that resemble opening rosebuds. Blooms 

in late May about a week after most varieties. 

Does well with some winter protection. 

Height: 24-30”; Spread: 20-24” 

014686 C½ $7.99 

000458 C3 $25.00 

Schlippenbachi 

zones 5-8 

Royal Azalea 

Fragrant pink blooms in May just as the foliage 

unfurls. A well-grown, established plant can be 

spectacular when literally covered with blooms! 

New foliage is bronzy, maturing to soft green, 

before turning yellow, orange, and crimson in 

autumn. Height: 5’; Spread: 5’ 

015783 C1 $12.99 

014789 C2 $25.00 

Snowball 

zones 5-8 

Clusters of white flowers cover this almost 

deciduous variety in mid-May. More tolerant to 

winter sun and wind then others. Easy to grow and 

hardy! Height: 2-3’, Spread: 2-3’ 

013633 C1½ $7.99 

000459 C3 $25.00 

Stewartsonian 

zones 5-8 

A Joe Gable hybrid bred over 50 years ago in 

Stewartstown, PA. One of the most reliably hardy 

red Azaleas. Brick-red flowers cover this shrub in 

mid-May. Height: 4’ 

009806 C1 ½ $7.99 

001038 18” C3 $25.00 

000056 C5 $35.99 

017898 15-18” BB $35.99 

Sweet Sixteen 

zones 5-8 

Pearly pink, almost iridescent blooms cover this 

hardy shrub in spring. The dark flower stamens 

contrast nicely with the flower petals. You will 

love the color of this bright & cheerful variety! 


009406 C1 ½ $7.99 

009516 C3 $29.99 

014689 C7 $45.99 

BAMBOO 

Fargesia rufa 

Clumping Bamboo 

zones 5-9 

This short clumper makes an elegant, 8 foot tall 

fountainl Its small stature makes this a perfect 

choice for a small garden or courtyard! The 

orange-red cane sheaths add interest to this very 

cold hardy selection. Height: 6-8’, Spread: 4-6’ 

013702 C1½ $29.99 

Fargesia robusta Green Screen 

Clumping Bamboo 

zones 6-9 

If you have shunned Bamboos because of 

unstoppable, invasive roots, you need to meet 

Green Screen! Unlike the so-called “running” 

Bamboos, Green Screen belongs to a clumping 

species producing a dense upwelling of stems and 

foliage. Reliably hardy to –10 degrees F. 


011917 C3 $69.99 

Berberis thunbergii 

Barberry 

Bonanza Gold 

zones 4-7 

A dwarf, golden form similar to the more familiar 

Crimson Pygmy except that is has yellow foliage. 

Unlike most other yellow types, full sun will not 

burn the foliage. Shades of orange appear in fall. 

Height: 2’ 

011273 C1 $17.99 

003367 C3 $25.00 

Concorde 

zones 4-7 

A newer variety similar to Crimson Pygmy except 

that the leaves are much larger than its cousin and 

the color seems to be deeper purplish-red. Good to 

use as an accent or low border plant. Ht: 18-24” 

008713 C1 $14.99 

Crimson Pygmy 

zones 4-7 

The standard for over 35 years, Crimson Pygmy 

bears burgundy-red foliage all summer. This 

favorite Barberry is full and compact growing 

to just 2 feet. Foliage color is best when planted 

in full sun. Height: 24 x 24” 

001042 C1 $11.99 

001045 C3 $29.99 

Gold Pillar 

zones 4-7 

Gold Pillar is another outstanding Proven Winners 

Color Choice shrub that isa must for every 

landscape. Similar in shape to ‘Helmond Pillar’ 

but with bright golden foliage and red new growth. 

Stunning in autumn as the foliage truns a blazing 

orange-red. Height: 3-4’; Spread: 3-4’ 

9-1 015510 PW1 $14.99 

016070 C3 $29.99 

Golden Ruby 

zones 4-7 

A new introduction from Lake County Nursery 

right here in Ohio! This eye-catching Barberry has 

a unique color transformation—from fluorescent 

orange in spring to a burgundy maroon with a gold 

ring in summer. Height: 15”; Spread: 24” 

016102 C2 $39.99 

Helmonds Pillar 

zones 4-7 

A multi-stemmed upright columnar form Barberry. 

Its foliage is dark red-purple. Would make an 

excellent vertical accent in any landscape. 

Height: 4’, Spread 18” (10 years) 

009678 C1 $14.99 

009107 C3 $29.99 

Orange Rocket 

zones 4-8 

Upright, columnar form with vibrant coral-orange 

new foliage aging to mid green. Foliage color best 

when grown in full sun. Bright orange-red autumn 

foliage. Unique tight columnar habit. Easy care, 

drought tolerant once established. Height: 48-52”; 

Spread: 16” 

017094 C1 $12.99 

018007 C2 $29.99 

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Rosy Rocket 

zones 4-8 

Fine new young foliage is variegated in soft 

flamingo pink & burgundy tones held on slender 

coral stem giving a firework-like effect. The fine 

young foliage matures to a broad deep burgundy 

giving mature plant an elegant two tone effect. 

Tight columnar habit. Height: 48”; Spread: 18” 

017095 C2 $29.99 

Royal Burgundy 

zones 4-8 

This newer patented variety is similar to Crimson 

Pygmy except that it is lower growing and more 

finely branched. Foliage is also more purplish-red. 

Full sun is required for best foliage color. 


000768 8” C1 $12.99 

003304 C3 $25.00 

Betula 

Birch 

nigra 

River Birch / Red Birch 

zones 3-9 

Irregular, spreading form with slightly weeping 

branches at maturity. Glossy green leaves and 

yellow fall color. Foliage casts a light shade. Bark 

is shaggy and peely. Will tolerate moist soils. 

Height: 30-80’, Spread: 25-60’ 

017415 C45 $299.00 

nigra Heritage 

Heritage River Birch 

zones 3-9 

The Heritage Birch is characterized by it’s 

beautiful tan bark, borer resistance and fast growth 

rate. Height: 25-50', Spread: 25-35' 

015533 6-8’ BB K $99.00 

001048 10-12’ BB K $229.00 

003702 12-14’ BB K $339.00 

nigra Shiloh Splash 

Variegated River Birch 

zones 3-9 

New exciting variegated form of river birch! 

Leaves have ivory white margins and deep green 

center. Slightly slower growing than the species 

developing a pyramidal to oval form. Does 

develop the same attractive peeling bark with age. 

Height: 20-30’; Spread: 10-15’ 

017462 C7 $99.00 

platyphylla Whitespire 

Asian White Birch 

zones 3-6 

The chalky white non-exfoliating bark is marked 

with black triangles at the base of lateral branches. 

Glossy dark green leaves turn yellow in fall. The 

best borer resistant white Birch. Height: 25-35’, 


008296 8’ BB K $199.00 

008297 10’ BB K $269.00 

001053 14-16’ BB K $389.00 

Buxus 

Boxwood 

Chicagoland Green 

zones 5-8 

This Boxwood retains its nice green color in winter 

better than others and is faster growing than the 

popular 'Green Velvet'. This cultivar is a Chicago 

Botanical Garden selection and was chosen for 

its cold tolerance. Height: 3-4’, Spread: 3-5’ 

014560 C1 $12.99 

012305 C2 $29.99 

000707 C3 $39.99 

7-1 009972 C5 $49.99 

Green Gem 

zones 5-8 

This slow growing rounded form of Boxwood is 

reliably hardy and does not require pruning. 

Foliage on this evergreen can turn bronze-green in 

winter. Height: 2-3’, Spread: 2-3’; 

017388 10” C3 $19.99 

7-1 007289 C2 $25.00 

008593 12-15” C3 $25.00 

Green Mountain 

zones 4-9 

It grows naturally more to a pyramid shape and can 

be shaped to a cone. Strong branches with a round 

larger green leaf. Slow growth rate. Reaches a 

height of 3’ in 10 years. Height: 3-5’, Spread: 3’ 

005422 C3 $32.99 

017443 21-24” BB $69.99 

013256 C7 PYR $69.99 

014452 21-24” BB PYR $69.99 

017899 30” BB $79.99 

011001 30-36” BB $79.99 

015462 42-48” BB $99.00 

011310 24-30” BB 2-ball $129.99 

017116 3’ BB SPIRAL $169.00 

014294 4’ BB SPIRAL $209.00 

Green Velvet 

zones 5-9 

It grows naturally to a semi-spherical shape but 

lends itself well to shaping. Keeps dark green 

color all winter. Grows slowly, 3’ in 10 years. 


Koreana 

zones 5-9 

The small, round, green leaves turn a darker shade 

at the onset of winter and then turn yellowish 

brown until spring. Somewhat loose and open in 

habit and twice as wide at maturity. Height: 3-4’, 


014481 C3 $32.99 

Wee Willie 

zones 4-9 

This cultivar bears a unique and attractive texture 

because of its rotated leaf arrangement and vertical 

orientalion of the stems. Wee Willie is a dense 

growing semi-dwarf Boxwood with emerald green 

leaves, retaining their color through winter. 


015068 C1 $14.99 

011499 12-15” C2 $19.99 

014092 C3 $39.99 

Winter Gem 

zones 5-8 

Small, round green leaves accompany this very 

round, compact, dense grower. Height: 2-4’, 


006791 24-30” BB $69.99 

Winter Green 

zones 5-8 

Small green leaves accompany this very round and 

compact dense grower.Slow annual growth, 2” per 

year. Height: 2-4’; Spread: 1-3’ 

001061 24-30” BB $59.99 

Cephalotaxus 

Japanese Plum Yew 

Evergreen, coniferous shrubs or small trees with 

flat, needle-like leaves. The Plum Yews are slow 

growers, sometimes taking as long as 10 years to 

reach just 3-4 feet. They should be sheltered from 

strong winds. 

harringtonia Fastigiata 

Fastigiate Japanese Plum Yew 

zones 5-9 

This variety is a selection that grows upright. Great 

choice for wherever a straight up accent is needed. 

Real nice long, dark green leaves are about 2-2 ½ “ 

and it is deer resistant. Plum yew thrives in 

morning sun or partial shade and will even take full 

sun once established. Height: 8-10’; Spread: 6-8’ 

7-1 016966 C3 $49.99 

003711 C1 $9.99 

004926 C3 $32.99 

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harringtonia Korean Gold 

Korean Gold Japanese Plum Yew 

zones 5-9 

A rare golden form of Plum Yew. The branches of 

Korean Gold grow strongly upright. The new 

growth is golden yellow aging to dark green. Very 

nice new columnar gold variety of Plum Yew. 

Grows slowly: 6-12” per year. Height: 5-6’; 

Spread: 2’ 

015396 C3 $69.99 

Calluna vulgaris 

Scotch Heather 

These plants are the most varied and interesting of 

all Heather. The foliage can be silver, yellow, gray 

and various hues of green. These colors change 

with cold weather to red, orange, bronze and dark 

green. Some varieties have beautiful colors of new 

growth, with shades of pink, yellow, orange and 

cream. Heather do best in well-drained, acidic soil 

and require sun for at least half the day for their 

best color. Prune in late March. 

Allegro 

zones 4-6 

Rounded ruby flowers in August-October. 

Vigorous, yet neat. Height: 18-24” x 18-24” 

008133 P4 $3.99 

003717 C1 $7.99 

Beoley Gold 

zones 4-6 

White flowers bloom in August atop golden yellow 

foliage. Upright shape. Height:15”, Spread: 20” 

006097 C1 $7.99 

Blazeaway 

zones 4-6 

Lavender flowers August to September with gold 

foliage in summer turning orange then fiery red in 

winter. Height: 12-18”; Spread: 18-24” 

014805 C1 $7.99 

Dark Beauty 

zones 5-7 

Semi-double, deep pinkish-purple flowers bloom 

August-October deepening to ruby with dark green 

foliage. Height: 8-10”, Spread: 12-18” 

009951 P4 $3.99 

Firefly 

zones 5-7 

Deep mauve flowers bloom August to September. 

Foliage in shades of terracotta in summer turning 

to a striking brick red in winter. Height:18”; 


010717 P4 $3.99 

010623 C1 $7.99 

Flamingo 

zones 4-6 

In spring, the fiery pinkish-red tips are very 

striking against its deep green foliage. Purple 

flowers August to September. Height: 12”; 

Spread: 20” 

010595 P4 $3.99 

009840 C1 $7.99 

Gold Haze 

zones 5-7 

White flowers August-September with pure yellow 

foliage. Height: 15” x 18” 

008520 C1 $7.99 

Gold Knight 

zones 5-7 

Lavender flowers August to September on downy 

gold foliage. Vigorous, erect habit. Height: 18-24”; 


017890 P4 $3.99 

Lime Glade 

zones 4-6 

White flowers bloom September to October atop 

lime green foliage turning almost white in spring. 

Upright shape. Height: 10-12”; Spread: 12-18” 

014803 C1 $7.99 

Orange Queen 

zones 4-6 

Lavender flowers bloom August to September. 

Foliage is bronze in fall, orange in winter and gold 

in summer. Height: 10-12”; Spread: 12-15” 

017892 C1 $7.99 

Red Fred 

zones 4-6 

Lilac pink flowers from August to September. 

Light to mid green foliage with bright red new 

growth which persists well into summer. 

Height: 12-18”, Spread: 12-18” 

010598 P4 $3.99 

009795 C1 $7.99 

Red Haze 

zones 4-8 

Lavender flowers from August to September atop 

dull gold foliage in summer that turns to reddishbronze 

in winter. Height: 18-24”; Spread: 24-30” 

009794 C1 $7.99 

Reini 

zones 5-7 

Long racemes of white flowers August to 

September on gray downy foliage with yellow tips 

in spring and summer. Very erect. Height: 12-18”, 


008496 C1 $7.99 

Robert Chapman 

zones 4-6 

Rose-purple flowers August-September. 

Green/gold/bronze foliage color in summer 

changes to orange-red in winter. Erect, upright 

growth. Height: 18”, Spread: 30” 

008143 P4 $3.99 

Spring Cream 

zones 4-6 

White flowers August to October. Medium green 

foliage has yellow tips in winter and creamy tips in 

spring. Height: 15”, Spread: 18” 

008144 P4 $3.99 

006098 C1 $7.99 

Spring Torch 

zones 4-6 

Mauve flowers bloom August to October atop mid 

green foliage that bears pink and red tips in winter 

and spring, cream and pink in summer. Bushy 

habit. Height: 12-18”, Spread: 18-24” 

008145 P4 $3.99 

005331 C1 $7.99 

Caragana 

Pea Tree / Siberian Pea Shrub 

arborescens Pendula 

Weeping Pea Tree 

zones 3-7 

Cascading weeping branches bear yellow flowers 

in May that resemble pea blossoms. Pendula sports 

a fatter branch and thicker, coarser foliage. 

Height: 10-15’, Spread: 10-15’ 

014370 4’ C7 STD $129.99 

arborescens Walkeri 

Walker Weeping Pea Tree 

zones 3-7 

Cascading weeping branches bear yellow flowers 

in May that resemble pea blossoms. Walkeri sports 

fern-like foliage and a skinnier branch then 

Pendula. Height: 10-15’, Spread: 10-15’ 

016624 4’ C7 STD $109.99 

Cedrus 

Deodara Cedar 

deodara Karl Fuchs 

Deodara Cedar 

zones 5-9 

A fast growing upright conifer with good blue 

foliage. Grows more narrow than the species. 

Spring's new growth appears a striking bright blue, 

then gradually matures to green, presenting a 

shimmering effect through much of the season. 

Height: 20-25’, Spread: 10-15’ 

007984 6-7’ BB $129.99 

Cercis canadensis 

Eastern Redbud 

canadensis 

Pink Flowering Eastern Redbud 

zones 4-9 

Noted for purplish-pink flowers forming pea like 

clusters in branches; green heart shaped foliage 

turns yellow in fall. Blooms in April. Ht: 15-20’ 

000309 C7 K $69.99 

6-1 006243 C10 K $79.99 

017268 C15 K $79.99 

006239 C15 $99.00 

009302 8-10’ BB $129.99 

017408 5-6’ BB K $129.99 

014714 2” BB $239.00 

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canadensis Ace of Hearts 

Ace of Hearts Redbud 

zones 5-9 

Clusters of pink-violet sweet pea-like blooms 

borne on bare stems in early spring. A perfect tree 

for smaller sized yards, this tight, compact, 

rounded grower has semi-glossy heart-shaped 

leaves. The unique stacked leaves are reminiscent 

of shingles on a roof. Height: 15-20’; Sprd: 15-20’ 

016939 3-4’ BB $109.00 

canadensis Appalachian Red 

Appalachian Red Redbud 

zones 5-8 

In the spring, bright ruby-red buds will open into 

dark neon-pink pea-like flowers that seem to 

almost glow. Heart-shaped glossy green leaves 

cover the branches throughout the summer. In fall, 

the foliage will turn a beautiful yellow. The 

textured bark is revealed providing winter interest. 

Height: 15-20’; Spread: 15-20’ 

014950 C20 $139.99 

014057 1¼” BB $249.00 

canadensis Covey 

Lavender Twist Redbud 

zones 4-9 

A beautiful and rare tree with a striking, weeping 

form. Pink flowers in April. Dark green, heartshaped 

leaves turn yellow in fall. Height: 8-10’, 


010393 5-6’ BB STD $169.99 

015479 1 ½” C15 $259.00 

canadensis Forest Pansy 

Forest Pansy Eastern Redbud 

zones 5-9 

Foliage emerges shimmering red-purple. Becomes 

dark green in color by late June. Height: 15-25’, 


001080 5-6’ BB $139.99 

010268 1¾” BB $199.00 

003703 2” BB $249.00 

canadensis Hearts of Gold 

Hearts of Gold Redbud 

zones 5-9 

First known, gold-foliaged Cercis. New leaves 

emerge red then turn gold. Tiny lavender-purple 

Redbud blooms in spring. Height: 15-20’; 


015744 C15 $149.99 

7-1 017905 C20 $149.99 

Chaenomeles 

Flowering Quince 

Crimson & Gold 

zones 5-9 

Large, velvety crimson-red flowers have bright 

gold stamens - very showy. The low, spreading 

habit of the foliage and flowers fit easily into home 

gardens. Grafted onto a standard. Height: 1-2’; 

Spread: 5-6’ (foliage/flowers only, not overall) 

9-1 017607 STD C7 $99.00 

Double Take 

Orange Storm 

zones 5-8 

You'll do a double take when you see this Quince 

that looks like a Camellia. Large double flowers in 

spring have an intense orange color. Easy to care 

for, having neither thorns or fruit. Height: 3-4’; 


9-1 017977 C1½ $12.99 

Double Take 

Pink Storm 

zones 5-8 

You'll do a double take when you see this Quince 

that looks like a Camellia. Puts on a spectacular 

early season display of pink blooms Easy to care 

for, having neither thorns or fruit. Height: 3-4’; 


9-1 017978 C1½ $12.99 

O’Yashima 

zones 

Spectacular pure white flowers are large, doubled 

and very showy. Dormant branches may be cut and 

brought inside for forcing. Fruit may be used for 

preserves. Height: 4-6’; Spread: 6-7’ 

9-1 017981 C1½ $12.99 

Chamaecyparis 

False Cypress 

lawsonia Pygmaea Argenta 

Pygmaea Argenta False Cypress 

zones 5-7 

A small, globe-shaped shrub with bluish-green 

foliage in spring then covered with cream new 

growth in summer. Height: 24”; Spread: 24” 

7-1 016971 C3 $39.99 

nootkatensis Glauca Pendula 

Blue Weeping Cedar 

Zones 4-7 

A pyramidal, weeping form of Chamaecyparis with 

blue foliage. Can stand poorer soil conditions. 

Ht: 25-40’, Spread: 15-25’ (Grows 12-18”/year) 

007121 5-6’ BB $159.99 

nootkatensis Pendula 

Weeping Alaskan Cedar 

zones 4-7 

A pyramidal, weeping form of Chamaecyparis. 

Can stand poorer soil conditions. Height: 25-40’, 


006177 6-7’ BB $169.99 

obtusa Baldwin Variegata 

Baldwin Variegated False Cypress 

zones 5-8 

A boldly variegated sport of the dwarf 'Nana 

Gracilis'. Creamy yellow highlights the scalloped 

glossy foliage. The branch tips are delicately 

droopy. Variegation looks best shaded from hot 

afternoon sun. Height: 4’; Spread: 4’ 

017007 C3 $49.99 

obtusa Compacta 

Compact Hinoki Cypress 

zones 5-7 

Its color is rich and dark, like the very best of 

Hinokis. Because this variety is semi-dwarf, it is an 

excellent choice where other Hinokis would be too 

large. ’Compacta’ also has the advantage of 

looking like a mature specimen with a dwarf-like 

form, without taking an extended amount of time to 

achieve it. Height: 15-20’; Spread: 10-15’ 

016477 C3 $49.99 

obtusa Crippsi 

Golden Hinoki Cypress 

zones 4-8 

Slowly grows into an upright, broad form with 

golden yellow foliage. It’s fern-like texture allows 

this plant to be used as a highlight specimen 

anywhere in the landscape! Height: 10-15’, 


014643 C3 $35.99 

obtusa Fernspray Gold 

Golden Fernspray Cypress 

zones 4-8 

Known as the Golden Fernspray Cypress this 

selection has a dense pyramidal growth habit with 

beautifully twisted fern-like flattened branches. It 

is similar to C. obtusa 'Tetragona Aurea’ but has 

more lemon, less orange and is a slower grower. 

Height: 6’; Spread: 4’ 

011057 C3 $49.99 

obtusa Filicoides 

Fernspray False Cypress 

zones 4-8 

This pyramidal evergreen bears gracefully curved 

limbs that hold fern-like, grayish-green foliage on 

twisted, orange-stemmed branches. Fernspray’s 

eventual height is 8-10 feet with a spread of 3-4 

feet. Plant in full sun to partial shade in ordinary, 

well-drained soil. Protection from drying winter 

winds is advisable. The habit is an open, irregular 

bush or small tree. Height: 8-10’, Spread: 3-4’ 

003531 4-5’ BB $149.99 

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obtusa Filicoides Compacta 

Compact Fernspray False Cypress 

zones 5 

The stunning, upright tree resembles delicate, 

tapered fern fronds. Its arching, rich green branches 

create a handsome, open habit, and it responds well 

to pruning to encourage a more compact shape, if 

desired. Grows just 6-12” per year. 

Height: 6-15’ (10-15 years) 

014166 C3 $49.99 

obtusa Golden Sprite 

Golden Sprite False Cypress 

zones 5 

This golden Hinoki is a true miniature that grows 

less than an inch a year and stays very small (less 

than a foot) even after many years. Fans of foliage 

develop bright yellow tips, brighter in sunnier 

positions. Prefers afternoon shade in the summer. 

Height: Less than 1’ in 10-15 years 

017863 C1 $25.00 

017864 C3 $69.99 

obtusa Leprechaun 

Leprechaun Hinoki Cypress 

zones 5-8 

An unbelievably nice compact, globe-shaped plant 

that will grow slightly higher with age. It has a 

good dark green color and the annual growth is 

only 1/2" making this a true miniature selection. 

This one is a fantastic choice for the windowbox or 

decorative patio planter. Height: unknown but will 

form a very small dwarf globe. 

014646 C1 $29.99 

obtusa Lutea Compacta 

Dwarf Golden Hinoki Cypress 

zones 4-8 

This very slow growing, densely pyramidal shrub 

bears bright yellow young branches that mature to 

green towards the interior of the plant. 


017152 12” BB $59.99 

obtusa Lynn’s Golden 

Golden Hinoki Cypress 

zones 5-8 

A 1985 introduction to the plant world, this perfect 

dwarf pyramid of golden Hinoki type foliage is 

nicknamed "The Ceramic Christmas Tree." It is 

best grown in a sheltered area to protect from 

burning sun and harsh winds. Turns beautiful 

orange-gold in winter. Height: 3-4’; Spread: 3-4’ 

017999 C3 $69.99 

obtusa Nana 

Dwarf Hinoki Cypress 

zones 4-8 

One of the most diminutive forms of Hinoki 

cypress. It’s dark green foliage is tightly congested, 

forming a tiny, upright mound of year-round color. 

Grows very slowly…. just 1-2 inches per year. 

Height: 12-24”; Spread: 12-24” 

obtusa Nana Lutea 

Dwarf Golden Hinoki Cypress 

zones 4-8 

One of the best representatives of the Dwarf 

Golden Hinoki Cypress Family! This very slow 

growing mound has a beautiful lemon-gold foliage 

color in full sun to green-gold in shade. It 

maintains this great color very well year round. 

This plant grows very slowly. Height: 15”; 

Spread: 8” (15 year size) 

010867 C3 $69.99 

obtusa Snowkist 

Snowkist Hinoki Cypress 

zones 4-8 

This dwarf has creamy white tips on the new 

growth and dark green foliage is the normal color. 

It won't burn in full sun and actually it shows its 

best color in the full sun. Excellent choice for the 

rock garden. Height: 12”; Spread: 8” (10 years) 

009111 C3 $49.99 

pisifera Boulevard 

Blue Mop False Cypress; AKA Cyano Virdis 

zones 4-8 

This fluffy pyramid is a real eye-catcher! 

Outstanding soft blue foliage makes an excellent 

tightly shaped pyramid as well as an interesting 

topiary plant. Height: 5-8’; Spread: 3-4’ 

017417 18” BOX – PP $179.99 

014162 4-5’ BB – TIER $179.99 

012241 4’ BB SP $229.00 

pisifera Curly Tops 

Curly Tops False Cypress 

zones 4-8 

A globose semi-dwarf coniferous evergreen false 

cypress. It grows very slowly, eventually reaching 

a mature height of approximately 4-5’ tall. Features 

a round mound of contorted metallic blue foliage 

which looks like curls. Height: 3-5’; Spread: 3-5’ 

017151 C3 $29.99 

pisifera Devon Cream 

Devon Cream False Cypress 

zones 4-8 

A Boulevard Cypress that in spring has a flush of 

white new growth. Leaves are blue when they 

fade. Plant is an upright cone. Very nice plant for 

a small garden. Grows slowly, just 4” annually. 


015589 C1 $14.99 

pisifera Gold Mops 

Gold Mops False Cypress 

zones 5-7 

Low mounding pyramidal form with brilliant 

yellow thread-like foliage. Height: 3-4’, 


000328 C3 $29.99 

007824 C5 $39.99 

pisifera Gold Thread 

Gold Thread False Cypress 

zones 4-7 

Yellow scale-like foliage covers the thin pendulous 

(mop-like) stems with a relatively low semiweeping 

habit Height: 3-4’, Spread: 15-20’ 

001092 C2 $22.99 

7-1 007728 C3 $29.99 

pisifera Lemon Thread 

Lemon Thread False Cypress 

zones 4-8 

A semi-dwarf, slow-growing, broadly-conical 

variety noted for its bright yellow thread-like 

foliage. Will typically grow to 3-5’ over the first 

20 years but it may eventually reach 10-12’ tall 

with time. Height: 3-5’, Spread: 2-4’ 

011058 C1 $12.99 

011059 C3 $29.99 

pisifera Squarrosa Intermedia 

Globose Hinoki Cypress 

zones 4-8 

Young plants are flattened and globose with silverblue 

thread-like foliage. It can be maintained at a 

small size by pruning shoots or easily trained into 

Pom Pom or other interesting shapes. Height: 2’; 

Spread: 2’ (10 year size) 

014651 C3 $59.99 

pisifera Vintage Gold 

Vintage Gold False Cypress 

zones 4-8 

A dwarf, golden foliage form. It is an evergreen, 

mounding, globose cultivar that reportedly will 

reach a mature height of only 36" tall. It features 

golden, fine-textured, feathery foliage. Very slow 

growing. Height: 3’ (in 10 years) 

006284 C2 $25.00 

7-1 008721 C3 $29.99 

Chionanthus 

Fringe Tree 

virginicus 

zones 4-9 

This upright tree bears green foliage in summer. 

White, slightly fragrant flowers in May. In fall, 

leaves turn muted yellow to yellow-brown. A 

native of Southern Ohio but hardy in the north. 

Height: 20’ Spread: 12-20’ 

003916 C5 $39.99 

003392 30-36” BB $59.99 

012353 18-24” BB $69.99 

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Clethra alnifolia 

Sweet Pepper Bush 

Hummingbird 

zones 4-10 

The white flowers are bottlebrush-shaped, 

intensely fragrant; a valuable trait on a late 

flowering shrub. Fall color is bright yellow. Ht: 

18-36” x 12-36” 

005285 C3 $29.99 

006237 C5 $35.99 

Ruby Spice 

zones 4-10 

Vibrant pink buds open to non-fading fragrant, 

reddish-pink flowers. Lustrous dark green foliage 

on a compact plant. Yellow fall color. 


003676 C3 $29.99 

Cornus 

Dogwood 

Spray trunk and lower branches with Spinosad 

May 1 st , 15 th , and 30 th to prevent Borer 

on Florida types. 

alba Ivory Halo 

Ivory Halo Dogwood/Red Twig Dogwood 

zones 3-7 

Variegated green and white or cream colored 

foliage. Small, slightly fragrant white flowers 

bloom in spring, then stems turn bright red in 

winter for great interest. Grows well in wet or welldrained 

soil. Height: 5-6’; Spread: 5-6’ 

000407 C3 $29.99 

alternifolia Argentea 

Variegated Pagoda Dogwood 

zones 4-8 

A rare and beautiful tree with neatly tiered 

branches and white-margined leaves that can add a 

ray of cheerful light even on a cloudy day. Better 

if shaded from mid-day sun to prevent foliage burn. 

Yellowish-white flowers May-June. 

Height: 15-20’; Spread: 15-20’ 

017464 C7 $109.99 

canadensis 

Bunchberry Dogwood 

zones 3-7 

Beautiful whorls of leaves surround the Dogwood 

flowers borne in spring. Clusters of red berries are 

very showy in the fall. This plant thrives in cool, 

moist, shady areas. Great for a woodland setting. 


012422 C1 $10.99 

florida 

White Flowering Dogwood 

zones 5-9 

Abundance of white flowers in spring with bright 

red berries in fall. Crimson red fall foliage. 

Excellent drainage is a must! Soil that is welldrained 

enough for other trees may not be good 

enough for this tree. Ht: 15-20’, Spread: 15-20’ 

003548 4’ BB $59.99 

florida Appalachian Spring 

Appalachian String Dogwood 

zones 5-8 

White spring flowers are followed by abundant 

bright red fruit. The strikingly large leaves turn 

bright red in autumn. Has demonstrated unusual 

resistance to dogwood anthracnose. 

Height: 20’; Spread: 15-20’ (10 years) 

017156 C3 $29.99 

florida Cherokee Brave 

Cherokee Brave Dogwood 

zones 5-8 

An improved red flowering form of Dogwood. 

New growth is burgundy-red turning to dark green 

with age. Height: 15-20’, Spread: 25-30’ 

003275 4-5’ BB $79.99 

017410 1¾” BB $149.99 

florida Cherokee Princess 

Cherokee Princess Dogwood 

zones 5-9 

Gives unusually heavy display of white blooms. 

Good drainage is a must! Height: 20-25’ 

012330 2-2½” BB $225.00 

florida Cloud 9 

Cloud 9 White Flowering Dogwood 

zones 5-9 

This selection is very similar to the native white 

Dogwood except for its smaller height and creamcolored 

white flowers. Good soil drainage is 

imperative! Height: 20’ 

017158 C3 $29.99 

003272 4-5’ BB $59.99 

007007 1½” BB $129.99 

017409 1¾” BB $149.99 

florida Rubra 

Pink flowering Dogwood 

zones 5-9 

Small tree that produces an abundance of deep 

rose-pink flowers in spring. Bright reddish green 

fall foliage with red berries. Good drainage is a 

must! Height: 12-15’ 

017159 C3 $29.99 

003273 4-5’ BB $69.99 

015748 1½” BB $149.99 

017411 2” BB $179.99 

kousa chinensis 

White Flowering Chinese Dogwood 

zones 5-8 

Dark green foliage turns to dark crimson in fall. 

Produces star-shaped white flowers in mid May to 

June. The dark maroon to black fruit is edible 

when ripe. Prefers moist soil and sun to light 

shade. Good drainage is a must! Ht: 15-20’ 

015656 C10 K $99.00 

008935 C10 $99.99 

003380 6’ BB K $169.99 

kousa chinensis Blue Shadow 

Blue Shadow Dogwood 

zones 5-8 

Has dark blue-green leaves, a dense growth habit 

and pure white bracts appearing in May. Red fall 

color. Just one more nice choice for varying the 

greens in the landscape. Height: 25-30’; 

Srpead: 25-30’ 

017244 C15 $139.99 

kousa chinensis Galzam (Galilean) 

White Flowering Chinese Dogwood 

zones 5-9 

Large white flowers in spring (May-June) are 

followed by cherry-red fruits that hang in clusters 

resembling strawberries. Hunter green leaves are 

enormous compared to the species. Very hardy 

and disease resistant! Ht: 20-25’ x 15-20’ 

015535 4-5’ BB $79.99 

015537 C10 $99.00 

010285 C15 $119.99 

015536 1½” BB $149.99 

kousa chinensis Heart Throb 

Heart Throb Chinese Dogwood 

zones 5-9 

Red flowers in late May. Good foliage and 

exfoliating bark. Resistant to borer and 

anthracnose. Height: 15-20’, Spread: 20’ 

015538 C10 $99.00 

017460 2” BB $249.00 

kousa chinensis Madison 

AKA Crown Jewel 

Madison Chinese Dogwood 

zones 5-8 

A new selection with unique characteristics from 

Madison, Ohio. New leaves change to yellow and 

red early August and to a rainbow of colors in fall. 

White flowers in spring are typical of the species. 

Height: 15-20’; Spread: 20-25’ 

011508 5’ BB $159.99 

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kousa chinensis Milky Way 

Milky Way Chinese Dogwood 

zones 4-8 

A heavy flowering Dogwood with white flowers in 

spring. Red fruits and red-purple fall color. 

Exfoliating bark gives year round interest. 

Requires a relativley sunny location. 

Height: 20-25’, Spread: 20-25’ 

009313 4-5’ BB - Single $79.99 

013764 1¾” BB $149.99 

kousa chinensis Stellar Pink 

Stellar Pink Dogwood 

zones 5-9 

Round flower heads with overlapping bracts, soft 

pink flower color. (May) Borer and Anthracnose 

resistant. Height: 15-20’, Spread: 15-20’ 

001127 5-6’ BB $99.00 

010395 6-7’ BB $129.99 

kousa chinensis Samzam 

AKA Samitarian 

Samitarian Chinese Dogwood 

zones 5-8 

Low maintenance, vigorous and very cold hardy! 

Variegated cream and green foliage displays hues 

of radiant pink and burgundy in fall. White 

flowers in spring. Height: 20-25’, Spread: 15-20’ 

011375 3’ C7 $89.99 

015539 C10 $99.00 

kousa Lustgarten Weeping 

Weeping White Chinese Dogwood 

zones 5-8 

A weeping form often grafted at a height of 4-5 

feet. The large white flowers bloom in abundance 

in June. Height: 8’; Spread: 8-10’ 

015590 C3 $69.99 

kousa Satomi 

Pink Flowering Chinese Dogwood 

zones 4-8 

An extremely vigorous, cold hardy cultivar with 

popsicle pink flowers blooming in May. New 

growth shows tinges of red turning to dark green 

with age. Foliage turns purple-red in fall. Fast 

growth rate. Height: 15-20’, Spread: 15-20’ 

016165 C10 $99.00 

kousa Snow Tower 

Snow Tower Dogwood 

zones 5-8 

Beautiful rich green foliage shows off the large 

crisp white flowers. This new variety blooms a 

little later in the season and has a tight, upright 

habit. The trial plants in Avon, Ohio are growing 

wonderfully! Height: 10-12’; Spread: 3-4’ 

6-30 016915 C15 $99.00 

kousa Venus 

Venus Dogwood 

zones 5-8 

Huge white spring blooms, fast growth, superior 

disease resistance and winter hardiness are among 

Venus’s many merits. And as the fastest growing 

Dogwood, it will grow up, fill out, and bloom 

spectacularly, all within a few seasons. 

Height: 20’; Spread: 20-30’ 

015507 5-6’ BB $99.00 

6-30 016072 C10 $129.99 

014630 1¾” BB $249.00 

kousa chinensis Wolf Eyes 

Wolf Eyes Chinese Dogwood 

zones 4-9 

Gray-green leaves exhibit a crisp, stable, ivory 

white margin turning a pink red in fall. Abundant 

star-shaped, creamy white blooms form bright red 

strawberry like fruits in early fall. With age, multicolored 

exfoliating bark develops. Disease 

resistant. Height: 10’, Spread: 10’ 

011507 5’ BB $199.99 

mas Golden Glory 

Cornelian Cherry Dogwood 

zones 4-8 

A multi-stemmed, low-branching, round to oval, 

deciduous tree that is more erect and vigorous than 

the species. Tiny, star-like yellow flowers appear in 

late winter to early spring before the deep green 

foliage. Flowers give way to tiny red drupes which 

mature in the summer and are not edible. Attractive 

grayish brown bark exfoliates on mature branches. 

Height: 15-20’; Spread: 15-20’ 

016071 C10 $129.99 

Corylus 

Harry Lauder’s Walking Stick 

AKA Contorted Filbert, Hazelnut 

avellana Contorta 

Harry Lauder’s Walking Stick 

zones 4-8 

Twisted branches; stems and leaves curled and 

twisted just like Harry’s crooked cane. Height: 8- 

10’, Spread: 6-10’. 

001129 C3 $49.99 

000727 30” C7 $99.00 

009536 3-4’ BB $109.99 

Cotinus 

Smoke Bush 

The summer flowers give an appearance of smoke, 

hence the name Smoke Bush. Can easily be 

maintained as a shrub or trained as a small tree. 

Golden Spirit 

zones 4-9 

An exceptional new plant with outstanding foliage 

color! It’s spring foliage ranges from lime green to 

brilliant gold then is followed by fall colors in 

shades of coral, orange and red. The foliage does 

not usually scorch in full sun unless it is very dry. 


013255 C3 $49.99 

Cotoneaster 

Cotoneaster 

A perfect ground cover plant with multi season 

interest. The glossy green leaves stay glossy all 

summer and turn orange to red in fall. Showy 

bright red berries are persistent all summer and 

fall. Cotoneaster is good for stabilizing banks and 

for erosion control. 

apiculatus 

Cranberry Cotoneaster 

zones 4-7 

A low, wide, spreading shrub producing red berries 

in late summer. Height: 24-36”, Spread: 36-60” 

(Standard will grow to 7-8’) 

006773 C3 $22.50 

001136 C7 STD $99.00 

Crataegus 

Hawthorn 

monogyna Flexuosa 

Contorted May Hawthorn 

zones 4 

This slow growing variety has twisted, contorted 

branches that are a deep reddish-purple on the new 

growth with crinkled green leafs. Prefers full sun 

in well-drained soil. The twisted & contorted 

branches make terrific winter interest. 

0014290 C6 $65.00 

Cytisus 

Scotch Broom 

A fast grower that is short-lived (5 years) but well 

worth the spectacular bloom. 

x praecox Allgold 

zones 5-8 

Lovely, long sprays of yellow pea-like flowers 

make this an excellent choice for mass planting. 

Beautiful rounded habit of dense, green branches 

having tiny green leaves. Height/Spread: 5-6’ 

015544 C1 $10.99 

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scoparius Hollandia 

zones 5-8 

Richly colored, pea-like flowers of rose-pink 

bloom May and June. Has a rounded form with 

erect, slender, crayon green twigs. Height: 3-4; 


001662 C1 $10.99 

scoparius Lena 

zones 5-8 

Lemon yellow and red flowers bloom spring and 

early summer. Height: 5-10’ x 6-8’ 

9-1 017982 C1½ $12.99 

scoparius Moonlight 

zones 5-8 

Glowing moonlight yellow (actually cream-white) 

flowers. Height: 5’ 

001665 C1 $10.99 

9-1 017983 C1½ $12.99 

Daphne 

Daphne 

A nice edging or accent plant for any garden! 

Well-drained soil is a must. Avoid heavy mulch. 

Important - carefully cut away fibre pot at planting 

as it will keep the roots too wet 

burkwoodii Carol Mackie 

Carol Mackie Rose Daphne 

zones 4-7 

This rare and fragrant shrub is similar to it’s cousin 

Daphne cneorum with fragrant pink blooms 

appearing in May. The differences are that ‘Carol 

Mackie’ is an upright shrub growing to 3 feet with 

striking variegated green and cream leaves. 

016132 18-24” BB $69.99 

cneorum Ruby Glow 

Ruby Glow Rose Daphne 

zones 5-8 

Produces larger flower clusters and deeper pink 

color than other cneorum types. The sweetly 

scented pink flowers bloom in May on this 

spreading grower. Height: 1-2’; Spread: 2-3’ 

017107 12-15” BB $35.00 

Enkianthus 

Redvein Enkianthus 

Plant using Rhododendron/Azalea planting 

instructions. 

campanulatus Showy Lanterns 

zones 5-7 

An elegant deciduous shrub that provides year 

round interest! Its bell-shaped flowers, which are 

produced in late spring, are solid pink in color. Its 

dainty, deep green leaves turn rich scarlet in fall. 


015784 C3 $25.00 

campanulatus Variegata 

zones 5-7 

This form has leaves edged with white that are held 

on reddish stems. Pink bell-shaped flowers are 

produced in spring. Height: 6-8’; Spread: 4-6’ 

017143 C3 $29.99 

Erica 

Heath 

Heath is a ground-hugging plant often considered 

to be a small shrub. It is identified by it's needlelike 

foliage and small, bell-shaped flowers ranging 

from white to pink to purple to deep red. Avoid 

planting in heavy wet soils. Trim right after bloom 

is finished. Mulch before the onset of winter 

carnea December Red 

Winter Flowering Heath 

zones 5-8 

Pink to reddish/purple flowers in November. 

Medium green foliage. Height: 6-12” x 6-12” 

013731 C1 $7.99 

carnea Porters Red 


zones 5-8 

Magenta flowers bloom January to May with dark 

green foliage. This cultivar is very similar to 

’Myretoun Ruby’ but flowers earlier in milder 

districts. Height: 4-6”; Spread: 12-18” 

017893 C1 $7.99 

carnea Ruby Glow 


zones 5-8 

Magenta flowers bloom January to May atop midgreen 

foliage. Spreading habit. Height: 4-6”; 


017891 P4 $3.99 

carnea Springwood Pink 


zones 5-8 

Pink flowers, deepening with age bloom December 

to May with mid-green foliage and bronze new 

growth. Vigorous trailing habit. Height: 4-6”; 


017894 C1 $7.99 

carnea Springwood White 


zones 5-8 

White flowers bloom January-May atop bright 

green foliage. Trim right after bloom once a year 

to retain shape and beauty. Height: 6-12” x 12-24” 

008165 C1 $7.99 

darleyensis Darley Dale 

Winter Flowering Hybrid Heath 

zones 5-8 

Shell to deep pink flowers September-May. 

Medium green foliage produces a bushy, spreading 

plant. Height: 15-18”, Spread: 36” 

008156 P4 $3.99 

008170 C1 $7.99 

009128 C2 $22.99 

014459 C3 $25.00 

darleyensis Ghost Hills 


zones 5-8 

Pink flowers November to May deepen to 

heliotrope. Light green foliage with creamy tips in 

spring. Height: 10-12”, Spread: 30-36” 

010600 P4 $3.99 

010609 C1 $7.99 

darleyensis Silberschmelze 


zones 5-8 

White flowers Oct-May. Medium green foliage. 

Bushy form. Ht: 15-18” x 36” 

009129 C2 $22.99 

darleyensis White Perfection 


zones 5-8 

Pure white flowers bloom December to April with 

bright green foliage tipped yellow in spring. Erect. 

Height: 12-18”; Spread: 24-36” 

013739 C1 $7.99 

Euonymus 

Burning Bush/Euonymus 

alatus Compactus 

Burning Bush 

zones 4-8 

Brilliant fiery red leaves in fall. Orange red fruit. 

Makes an excellent hedge or screen without 

pruning. Height: 4-6’, Spread: 5-8’ 

001670 C1 $8.99 

004932 C2 $15.99 

000384 C3 $19.99 

000390 18” C5 $29.99 

alatus Rudy Haag 

Dwarf Burning Bush 

zones 5-8 

Similar to Compactus but a true dwarf form. Dark 

green summer foliage turns to bright red in fall. 

Slow growth rate. Height: 3-5’, Spread: 3-5’ 

(Grows 3-4” per year) 

008970 C3 $29.99 

fortunei Emerald Gaiety 

zones 5-8 

Distinguished by the irregular white margin on the 

deep green, 1 inch rounded leaf. Margin becomes 

pink tinged in winter. Our strain is more compact 

and shrub-like. Height: 18-24”, Spread: 20-30” 

003551 C1 $10.99 

001678 C2 $19.99 

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fortunei Gold Splash 

zones 5-8 

Gold Splash has vibrant, big round leaves 

displaying a thick, deep golden-yellow edge. It is 

very showy and has consistent leaf coloration. In 

our opinon, Gold Splash is the best of the golden 

Euonymus. Height: 2-3’, Spread: 2-3’ 

001680 C1 $10.99 

013236 C1½ $14.99 

015182 C2 $25.00 

007877 C3 $29.99 

fortunei Moonshadow 

zones 5-8 

This evergreen is ideal for a ground cover or mass 

planting. It offers striking contrast with dark, shiny 

green leaves that have yellow mottling in their 

centers. Height: 2-3’, Spread: 4-5’ 

007781 C1 $10.99 

003351 C3 $25.99 

Fagus 

American/European Beech 

grandiflora 

American Beech 

zones 4-8 

This long-lived, native large tree of impressive 

proportion and beauty is naturally low-branched 

with attractive glossy green leaves. Fall color is 

copper and yellow. Leaves often remain on the tree 

through the winter. Height: 50-75’; Spread: 50-70’ 

017132 C1 $19.99 

sylvatica Asplenifolia 

Fernleaf European Beech 

zones 5-7 

Finley cut, almost fern-like foliage has finer texture 

and slightly more ascending branch angles, but is 

otherwise similar to the species. Trees are dense in 

the sun, more open but strikingly beautiful with 

layered foliage in the shade. Height: 50-65”; 


013297 1¼” BB $159.00 

sylvatica Black Swan 

Black Swan European Weeping Beech 

zones 4-7 

Dark purple, almost black-red leaves on a weeping 

tree of great beauty. It forms a strong leader then 

weeps as gracefully as a swan's neck and all the 

branches weep straight down. This is a very 

narrow tree. Height: 15-20', Spread: 3-4' (15 yrs) 

007551 5-6’ BB $189.99 

sylvatica Purple Fountain 

Purple Fountain Weeping Beech 

zones 4-7 

This narrow weeping Beech is great for small 

gardens due to it’s narrow silhouette and intense 

glossy purplish leaves. Leaves may turn more 

green throughout the summer. The best use for 

this Beech is where a dramatic focal point is 

desired. The ten-year size for this tree is 10 feet 

high by 3 feet wide. In time it can reach 25 feet 

high with a spread of 10 to 12 feet. As it was 

introduced in 1975, the final statistics are not in on 

its ultimate height. 

015776 C1 $29.99 

015465 7-8’ BB $149.99 

sylvatica Tricolor 

Tricolor European Beech 

zones 4-7 

Green leaves marked white and edged pink. 

Foliage will burn in hot sun or dry winds. Slow 

growing to 25-40’, usually much less. 

014731 C1 $29.99 

001686 5-6’ BB $129.99 

015769 10-12’ BB $189.99 

Forsythia 

Forsythia/Golden Bell 

intermedia Goldilocks 

zones 5-8 

A dwarf globe that is ideally suited for today’s 

smaller landscape. The bright yellow flowers 

engulf the stems. Height: 24-30” 

005232 C3 $25.00 

intermedia Gold Tide 

zones 5-9 

Mounding habit with profuse golden yellow 

flowers in April. Height: 2-3’, Spread: 3-4’ 

000428 C1 ½ $7.99 

intermedia Lynwood Gold 

zones 4-8 

This old-fashioned shrub blooms brilliantly in 

many yards showing off it’s golden yellow flowers 

with the daffodils. Fast growing and somewhat 

rank, this Forsythia may be trimmed in late or early 

July without sacrificing bloom the next spring. 


000387 C5 $25.00 

011322 C7 $29.99 

Show Off 

zones 4-8 

Not your typical Forsythia! It is compact and full 

of blooms from the ground to the ends of every 

stem. This little beauty will stay small so there is 

no need to prune. This variety is a vast 

improvement over all. Now you can have your 

hedge – tight and compact the way you want it 

without doing any work. Height: 5-6’; Spread: 5-6’ 

7-1 017909 C7 $29.99 

Show Off Starlet 

zones 5-8 

Starlet is a bright ball of yellow flowers in spring! 

If your older forsythia takes up too much room and 

has a weak flower display, try this new, improved 

variety. It has the same fabulous flower display you 

get with Show Off forsythia, but in a smaller 

package. This new dwarf forsythia is a mass of 

bright yellow spring flowers from base to tip. 


9-1 017979 C1½ $12.99 

Fothergilla 

Fothergilla 

gardenii 

zones 5-8 

This species forms a dense mound that attains a 

height of 4 feet. The white blooms appear in April 

and resemble a small Fuller bottle-brush that sits 

on the plant like candles! The lustrous green 

foliage in summer changes to orange-red and 

yellow in fall. Full sun to partial shade in ordinary, 

well-drained soil is best. A good accent for the 

landscape. Height: 3-4’, Spread: 3-4’ 

008190 C3 $35.99 

gardenii Mt Airy 

zones 5-8 

Discovered more than 20 years ago by Michael 

Dirr in Mt. Airy Arboretum, Cincinnati Ohio. A 

superior selection with larger blooms and more 

brilliant fall color. Creamy white bottle-brush type 

blooms in spring have a sweet honey fragrance. 

Fall brings a kaleidoscope of orange, yellow and 

red color. Foliage is resistant to insects and 

disease. Height: 5-6’, Spread: 6’ 

7-1 010184 C3 $29.99 

Franklinia 

Ben Franklin’s Tree 

alatamaha 

zones 5-8 

An open, airy small tree with beautiful, large, 

creamy white blooms with yellow stamens in late 

summer into the fall. The large, shiny green leaves 

turn a brilliant red in the fall. Named after Ben 

Franklin, it has not been found in the wild since 

1790. Height: 15-20’, Spread: 10-15’ 

010710 C2 $29.99 

009420 C5 $59.99 

014506 C7 $99.00 

015226 C15 $199.00 

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Genista 

Brom/Woadwaxen 

lydia Bangle 

zones 4-9 

A more floriferous and longer blooming selection 

of Genista that produces waves of electric yellow 

flowers in early spring. After the spring bloom, this 

nearly leafless plant has bright green stems that 

provide interesting year round texture and color. 

Easy to grow and makes a lovely low hedge. Heat 

tolerant and adaptable to nearly any well-drained 

soil. Height: 2’, Spread: 2’ 

013752 C1½ $14.99 

9-1 015511 PW1 $14.99 

Ginkgo biloba 

Ginkgo Tree 

Prefers moist, deep, sandy soils in full sun, but is 

very adaptable to stressful situations, including 

poor soils, compacted soils, various soil pHs, heat, 

drought and winter salt spray. The Ginkgo family, 

in general, is virtually free from insect and disease 

problems. 

biloba Broom with Tubes 

Broom with Tubes Ginkgo 

zones 4-9 

Here is one with green leaves that roll into a tube 

quite similar to Ginkgo biloba ‘Tubifolia’ but since 

it only grows 4” a year it will produce a very nice 

dwarf. Best grown in moist, sandy, well-drained 

soils in full sun. Young plants should be staked for 

support. Height: 3’ 

7-1 016931 C5 $79.99 

Hamamelis 

Witch Hazel 

Witch Hazel are noted for their very early flower 

show. They are the perfect choice for breaking up 

long boundaries and fence lines. They naturally 

grow in mixed woodlands of evergreens and 

deciduous forest trees. 

x intermedia Feuerzauber 

AKA Fire Charm 

zones 5-8 

The German loosley translates to 'Magic Fire' or 

'Fire Charm', and the fragrant orange red blossoms 

ignite the landscape with color in February and 

March. Fall color is a golden yellow. 

Height: 10-15’; Spread: 10-15’ 

018000 C3 $35.00 

x intermedia Arnold’s Promise 

zones 5-8 

An upright, vase-shaped cultivar with ascending 

branches and a spreading habit. Noted for its 

sweetly fragrant bright yellow flowers and later 

bloom than most of the other x intemedia cultivars. 

Yellow-orange to yellow fall color can be quite 

attractive. Height: 10-15’, Spread: 10-15’ 

010485 C3 $49.99 

x intermedia Diane 

zones 5-9 

A medium to large shrub with wide spreading 

branches and copper-red flowers in very early 

spring. Fall foliage is yellow, orange, to red. 

Height: 10-15’, Spred: 10-15’ 

006276 C3 $29.99 

x intermedia Jelena 

zones 5-8 

Fragrant flowers are orange-red-yellow and remain 

for several weeks. The whole plant glows like 

copper when in bloom! Leaf color is dark green in 

summer and red-orange in fall. Height: 15-20’ 

006277 C3 $49.99 

vernalis 

zones 3-8 

Noted for its extremely early and lengthy bloom 

time. Fragrant flower clusters have variable 

coloration but most have yellow petals. Yellow 

fall foliage. Height: 6-10’; Spread: 8-15’ 

003691 C5 $29.99 

virginiana 

zones 3-8 

Stem-hugging clusters of fragrant bright yellow 

flowers appear along the branches from October to 

December, usually after leaf drop but sometimes at 

the time of fall color. Flowers may be tinged with 

orange and/or red. Height: 10-15’; Spread: 10-15’ 

7-1 003914 C5 $29.99 

Hibiscus syriacus 

Rose of Sharon 

A great plant for mid to late summer flowering! 

Aphrodite 

zones 5-9 

Dark pink flowers have a prominent dark red eye 

and bloom from July to September. Height: 9’, 

Spread: 8’ (in 14-15 years) 

6-30 003426 C5 $25.00 

015508 3-4’ BB - TREE $49.99 

Blue Bird 

zones 5-9 

Bright blue flowers have a purple to red eye zone 

July –August. Height: 8-12’ 

010428 3-4’ BB tree form $49.99 

Diana 

zones 5-9 

Pure white flowers bloom July to September. 

Foliage is waxy dark green. Flowers stay open at 

night. Height: 8-10’, Spread: 6-10’ 

001711 C5 $25.00 

Lavender Chiffon 

zones 5-9 

A whole new look for Rose of Sharon straight from 

England! Large, single lavender flowers adorned 

with a lacy center to create an anemone-like bloom. 

This plant will take you on vacation without paying 

for a plane ticket! A Proven Winners selection. 

Height: 6-10’, Spread: 5’ 

010126 C5 $25.00 

Lil’ Kim 

zones 5-9 

The only miniature Rose of Sharon in the world! 

Growing to only 3-4 feet tall, this unique little 

shrub creates 3-inch pure white flowers punctuated 

with a showy red eye and last for three days instead 

of one day like other Rose of Sharons. 


015514 P5 $12.99 

Lucy 

zones 5-9 

Double reddish-pink flowers bloom on this tree 

Rose of Sharon in mid to late summer. 


6-30 005096 C5 $25.00 

015222 C15 TF $149.99 

Minerva 

zones 5-9 

Huge lavender flowers with dark red eye in July- 

September. Ht: 8-12’ x 6-10’ 

6-30 015448 C5 $25.00 

011033 4-5’ BB tree $59.99 

Pink Giant 

zones 5-9 

Pink Giant bears brilliant pink flowers with deep 

red markings from late summer until mid-fall. 

Should be grown in full sun, though partial shade is 

tolerated. This plant requires no pruning, unless 

you need to remove a dead or damaged branch. 


6-30 016875 C5 $25.00 

Red Heart 

zones 5-9 

Large shrub or small tree with medium green 

foliage producing single white flowers with a red 

center Height: 10-15’, Spread: 6-10’ 

001716 C5 $25.00 

010429 3-4’ BB Tree $49.99 

Sugar Tip 

zones 5-9 

An eye-catching new Rose of Sharon with brightly 

variegated creamy-white and blue-green foliage. 

Loads of clear pink, double flowers are produced in 

summer and it does not produce seed. Height: 8- 

10’; Spread: 6-8’ 

015513 P5 $12.99 

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Hydrangea 

Hydrangea 

Performs well in moist, rich garden soil in partial 

sun to fairly deep shade. Prefers afternoon shade. 

Cut back Annabelle and paniculata types in early 

spring. Prune out 2-year old dead stems from 

macrophylla types in early spring. 

anomala petiolaris 

Climbing Hydrangea 

zones 5-8 

An upright vine with clusters of fragrant flowers 

and showy white bracts from late spring to early 

summer. Height: 20’ 

001931 C3 $29.99 

005831 trellis C7 $89.99 

arborescens Annabelle 

zones 3-9 

Very large white flowers are held above green 

foliage in June. Flowers are produced on new 

wood so plant can and should be cut back in early 

spring. Height: 3-4’; Spread: 4-5’ 

000420 C3 $29.99 

arborescens Bella Anna 

zones 4-9 

The Newest Addition to the Endless Summer 

Collection! Bella Anna shares the incredible ability 

to bloom on old and new wood, just like the other 

hydrangeas in this extraordinary collection. It 

blooms from summer all the way through fall. 

Produces impressive magenta pink flowers. 


016907 C2 $29.99 

arborescens Incrediball 

zones 4-9 

A new and improved Annabelle with strong, beefy 

stems and massive blooms. Each bloom has 

roughly 4 times as many flowers as Annabelle and 

was bred to eliminate flop. Blooms emerge lime 

green, change to white and age to green. A must 

have! Height: 4-5’; Spread: 4-5’ 

016085 C3 $39.99 

arborescens 

Invincibelle Spirit 

zones 3-9 

An Annabelle Hydrangea with pink flowers!... and 

produces new flowers right up until frost. Unlike 

many hydrangeas, the flower buds are produced on 

new wood, so it will still produce flowers even if 

the stems die back to the ground by extreme 

weather. Height: 3-4’; Spread: 3-4’ 

016086 C3 $39.99 

macrophylla Blushing Bride 

zones 5-9 

A new white flowering selection from the Endless 

Summer family! Pure white flowers mature to soft 

pink. Re-blooms on new wood for endless summer 

color! Height: 3-6’, Spread: 3-6’ 

014505 C1½ $14.99 

011231 C3 $32.99 

macrophylla Endless Summer 

zones 4-9 

Blooms on both old and new wood for large, 

colorful flower mops all season long! Flower color 

is sienna blue to mauve, depending on soil acidity. 

Remarkably hardy and more mildew resistant than 

other varieties. Does best when shaded in mid-day. 

You can be confident that you’ll get flowers every 

year all season long with Endless Summer. 


010292 C1½ $14.99 

010293 C3 $29.99 

macrophylla Let’s Dance Moonlight 

zones 4-9 

Represents the next generation of reblooming 

hydrangea! Blooms on both new wood and old 

delivering seasons of flowers and lots of wow. 

Bloom color is a rich pink that ages to bright green. 

Blue flowers in acidic soils. Does best when 

shaded in mid-day. Height: 3-5’, Spread: 3-5’ 

013745 P5 $15.99 

macrophylla Let’s Dance Starlight 

zones 4-9 

The Let's Dance Hydrangea series represents the 

next generation of reblooming hydrangeas. The 

Let's Dance series bloom on both new wood and 

old delivering seasons of flowers and lots of 

WOW! Makes you want to dance! Does best when 

shaded in mid-day. Height: 3-5’; Spread: 3-5’ 

013794 P5 $14.99 

paniculata Bombshell 

zones 3-8 

A dwarf, incredibly well-branched Hydrangea 

covered in white flowers from early Summer until 

frost. (more flowers per plant than any other H. 

paniculata. With its long bloom time and very 

compact habit, ‘Bombshell’ is a significantly 

improved plant in all respects. Height: 3-4’; 


9-1 018012 C1½ $14.99 

paniculata Grandiflora 

zones 5-9 

Features showy, closely packed, creamy white 

flowers in late summer, slowly age to pink and 

finally fading to brown or tan, persisting well into 

the fall. In full bloom, the weight of the flower 

panicles will typically cause the branches to arch 

downward. Prune in late winter or early spring. 

Height: 10-15’; Spread: 10-15’ 

013268 C15 STD $69.99 

paniculata Limelight 

zones 3-8 

Unique white flowers fade to bright green in 

summer. They hold their bright and refreshing 

color right into autumn when the blooms change 

color to a rich deep pink. The autumn display of 

green and pink blooms on the same plant is 

breathtaking! Height: 6-8’, Spread: 6-8” 

013653 C3 $29.99 

7-1 010956 C3 $39.99 

paniculata Little Lamb 

zones 5-8 

A smaller growing paniculata type with large, 

white, delicate-looking, panicle-type flowers in 

summer. A Proven Winners selection. Blooms on 

new wood - can trim back in spring. Height: 4-5’, 


013744 P5 $14.99 

013248 C3 $29.99 

paniculata Pink Diamond 

zones 3-8 

This exciting variety features large, bold flowers 

that start blooming in mid summer and last through 

to the first snowfall. The panicles open in late 

summer with valuable shades of color. It is first a 

cream color which gradually turns a rich shade of 

pink. Blooms on new wood - can trim back in 

spring Height: 6-8’; Spread: 6-8’ 

013997 C3 $29.99 

014407 C15 STD $69.99 

paniculata Tardiva 

zones 3-8 

White cone-shaped flowers August-September. 

Blooms age nicely to shades of cream and pink. 

Blooms on new wood - can trim back in spring 


003338 C15 STD $69.99 

000432 C7 STD $79.99 

paniculata Tickled Pink 

zones 5-9 

You'll be tickled pink by the extraordinary flowers 

on this hydrangea. Each bloom is completely 

covered by the sterile flower petals and each petal 

recurves giving the blossoms a full, frilly, lacy 

appearance. The blooms start out white before 

turning rosy pink. Height: 4-5’; Spread: 5-6’ 

015450 C5 $25.00 

6-30 016876 C15 STD $69.99 

paniculata 

Vanilla Strawberry 

zones 5-9 

A delicious new creation from France! The 

enormous flower panicles are a blend of vanilla 

and strawberry, held upright on red stems. They 

emerge creamy white in mid summer, change to 

pink and finally to strawberry red. The habit is 

upright becoming cascading later in the season. 


6-30 015451 C5 $29.99 

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quercifolia 

Oak Leaf Hydrangea 

zones 5-9 

An upright deciduous shrub with a broad, rounded 

habit featuring elongated, conical clusters (4-12" 

long) of white flowers which slowly turn pinkish 

purple with age. Long late spring to summer bloom 

period. Distinctive oak-like, deep green leaves 

turn attractive shades of bronze, crimson or purple 

in autumn. Mature stems exfoliate to reveal a rich 

brown inner bark which is attractive in winter. 


0000773 C5 $37.99 

quercifolia Pee Wee 


zones 5-9 

A nice, dwarf compact form of Oakleaf Hydrangea 

with white flowers blooming in early summer. 


001959 C3 $34.99 

quercifolia Sike’s Dwarf 

Sike’s Dwarf Oak Leaf Hydrangea 

Zones 5-9 

This dwarf is half the size of other Oakleaf types, 

making it perfect for smaller gardens. The 

handsome, broad foliage shows off abundant ivorycolored 

conical flowers fading to pink. Burgundy 

fall color. Height: 2-3’, Spread: 3-4’ 

7-1 013043 C5 $29.99 

017920 C7 $35.99 

quercifolia Snow Queen 


zones 5-9 

Large, tightly packed, pure white panicles are held 

upright to create a unique summer flower display. 

The flowers fade to light pink and the leathery 

leaves turn a superb burgundy autumn color. 


017921 C3 $25.00 

008973 C3 HVY $29.99 

7-1 001961 C5 $29.99 

010676 C7 $35.99 

Ilex 

Holly 

crenata Sky Pencil 

Sky Pencil Japanese Holly 

zones 5-8 

This female cultivar is a great accent plant 

discovered near Honshu, Japan. A nice, green 

leaved alternative to Skyrocket Juniper that will 

tolerate partial shade! Needs protection from 

winter winds. Height: 8-12’, Spread: 2-3’ 

014556 C1 $14.99 

017948 C2 $25.00 

009416 C3 $39.99 

013791 24” BB $49.99 

013956 30-36” BB $59.99 

017145 36-42” BB $69.99 

glabra Compacta 

Compact Inkberry/Gallberry Holly 

zones 5-9 

A dwarf, female clone with dense, tight branching 

and lustrous dark green foliage. Abundant black 

berries are produced in summer. Great for hedges! 

Can be kept to an ultimate height of 2 feet with 

annual trimming. Height: 4-6’; Spread: 4-6’ 

007385 C3 $25.00 

glabra Green Magic 

Inkberry/Gallberry Holly 

zones 5-9 

Improved glabra with tight, compact habit and 

glossy foliage. Greenish-white flowers in spring 

but are not noticeable. Height: 4’, Spread: 6’ 

011103 C3 $29.99 

meserveae Blue Maid 

Female Blue Holly / Meserve Holly 

zones 5-7 

Broad, pyramidal, blue-colored evergreen which 

produces abundant bright red berries. Need male 

form for pollination. Height: 12-15’, Spread: 10’ 

001976 15-18” C3 $29.99 

001977 C5 $39.99 

009549 C10 PYR $69.00 

013352 4-5’ BB $149.99 

015569 5-6’ BB SP $189.99 

meserveae Blue Prince 

Blue Holly / Meserve Holly 

zones 5-8 

Dense pyramidal evergreen shrub with leathery 

lustrous dense dark green foliage which can be 

pruned to any shape. Height: 8-10’ x 4-8’ 

001980 C3 $29.99 

meserveae Blue Princess 


zones 5-8 

Easily grown in average, medium wet soil in full 

sun to part shade. Adaptable to both light and 

heavy soils, but prefers moist, acidic, organic soils 

with good drainage. Produces attractive red berries 

in fall and winter. For berries, at least one male 

must be planted nearby. Height: 4-8’; Spread 4-5’ 

018017 30-36” BB $69.99 

014519 3-4’ BB $79.99 

meserveae Centennial Girl 


zones 4-8 

An upright, blue foliaged female Holly bearing red 

berries in late summer that persist into winter and 

early spring. May be trimmed into a pyramidal 

shape. Best pollinated by Blue Prince or Blue 

Stallion. Height: 12-15’, Spread: 5-8’ 

016741 30-36” BB $79.99 

014592 5-6’ BB $149.99 

meserveae Emerald Magic 

Emerald Magic Holly 

zones 4-9 

AKA Willemer. A unique male Holly with small 

blue-green foliage, tinted burgundy in winter. The 

dense, rounded habit requires little shearing and 

makes an excellent, hardy, attractive alternative to 

Boxwood. Height: 2-4’ x 3-4’ 

010865 C3 $35.00 

meserveae Honey Maid 


zones 5-9 

A sport of Blue Maid, with all of the wonderful 

characteristics of its parent. Shades of rich golden 

yellow and buttercream decorate each leaf in a 

unique pattern. Height: 5’, Spread: 5’ 

017042 C6 $39.99 

013359 3-4’ BB $79.99 

013523 4-5’ BB $149.00 

verticillata Afterglow 

Winterberry Holly 

zones 3-9 

A compact, female winterberry that is smaller and 

denser than other cultivars. If properly pollinated, 

orange-red berries are produced in abundance in 

fall and persist throughout winter. Dark green 

leaves turn yellow-bronze in fall. Height: 3-6’; 


6-30 006998 C5 $35.99 

verticillata Jim Dandy 


zones 3-9 

A male pollinator for other verticillata varieties. 

Bears no fruit and its growth habit is compact and 

rounded. Height: 3-6’; Spread: 4-8’ 

6-30 008427 C5 $27.50 

verticillata Red Sprite 


zones 3-9 

This female winterberry cultivar is a large-berried, 

slow-growing, dwarf shrub with an upright, 

rounded habit. Berries are very attractive in fall 

and winter, persisting until spring unless consumed 

by local birds! Height: 2-3’; Spread: 2-3’ 

6-30 011105 C3 $29.99 

verticillata Southern Gentlemen 


zones 3-9 

A tall, upright, rounded male form that can be used 

to pollinate many females. Small white flowers 

bloom in June, but bears no fruit. They like moist 

to wet, slightly acid soils. Height: 6-8’ x 6-8’ 

6-30 007784 C5 $29.99 

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verticillata Sparkleberry 


zones 3-9 

A rounded, deciduous shrub with deep green 

foliage and bright red berries appearing late 

summer to early fall. The new foliage emerges 

showy red. Requires a male pollinator for good 

fruiting. Height: 6-8’; Spread: 6-8’ 

7-1 017908 C5 $29.99 

verticillata Winter Red 


zones 3-9 

Loads of bright red berries are produced on this 

shade-tolerant, upright and mounded growing 

female Winterberry. The red berries will make this 

plant the focal point of your garden in the winter. 

Pollinated well by Southern Gentlemen. 


7-1 017907 C5 $29.99 

Itea virginica 

Virginia Sweetspire 

virginica Little Henry 

zones 5-9 

Low mounded, compact stature is perfect for 

flooding banks, beds, etc. Sweetly scented pure 

white flowers bloom in July. Height: 3-4’ 

003449 C3 $29.99 

Juniperus 

Juniper 

chinensis Daub’s Frosted 

Daub’s Frosted Juniper 

zones 4-9 

The bright two-color effect of 'Daub's Frosted' 

makes this a very attractive plant. New growth is a 

lemon yellow color that contrasts superbly with the 

feathery, emerald green underside. 'Daub's Frosted' 

grows very well in a site with sun and well-drained 

soil. Perfect where a little bit of color is needed! 


7-1 016973 C3 $29.99 

chinensis Greg’s Gold 

Greg’s Gold Juniper 

zones 4-9 

From Painesville, Ohio, this Juniper looks best in 

an open site with no shade during the day. Green 

and yellow foliage. Height: 30”, Spread: 36” 

008662 C1 $9.99 

008575 C2 $19.99 

009400 C3 $25.00 

chinensis Sea Green 

Sea Green Juniper 

zones 4-9 

Dark green foliage with a spreading and weeping 

habit. Height: 4-5’, Spread: 8-12’ 

001997 C3 $29.99 

communis Compressa 

Compressa Common Juniper 

zones 3-9 

Dwarf, cone-shaped, upright form with a nice blue 

color. Grows very slowly. Easy to grow in a wide 

range of cultural conditions. Excellent for use as a 

specimen plant. Height: 2-3’; known to grow to 

12’ in 25 years 

017146 30-36” BB $59.99 

horizontalis Blue Chip 

Blue Chip Creeping Juniper 

zones 4-9 

The plant naturally mounds to a very attractive 

spreading groundcover. Excellent blue foliage 

color in summer, tipped purplish in winter. 

Height: 8-10” x 8-10’ 

001999 C1 $9.99 

horizontalis Mother Lode 

Mother Lode Juniper 

zones 3-9 

Bright, golden-yellow foliage all summer and rich, 

burgundy plum for winter. Looks great cascading 

over a bank, defining a mound, complementing 

stonework or planted in masses. Gold variegated 

form of Blue Rug Juniper. Height: 6-12”; 


014027 C1 $19.99 

002004 C2 $29.99 

horizontalis Wiltoni 

Blue Rug Creeping Juniper 

zones 3-9 

A flat and low spreading groundcover with intense 

silver blue foliage. Fairly fast growing. (Standard 

form will reach 4’ x 3-4’) Ht: 4-6”, Spread: 6-8’ 

002000 C1 $6.99 

002001 C2 $19.99 

000749 C3 $25.00 

017121 C10 STD $99.00 

procumbens Nana 

Japanese Garden Juniper 

zones 4-9 

Very low growing groundcover with nice dense 

branching. Grows only 1 ft high and about 5’ in 10 

years. Foliage is bluish green, slightly purplish in 

winter. Height: 6-12”, Spread: 3-6’ 

000763 15-18” C3 $25.00 

scopulorum Skyrocket 

Skyrocket Rocky Mountain Juniper 

zones 4-7 

Narrow, columnar variety with blue foliage. Be 

sure to tie up foliage in winter to prevent breakage 

and to keep it’s tight shape. Height: 15-25’ x 2-3’ 

006701 3’ BB $49.99 

002010 5’ BB $69.99 

squamata Blue Star 

Blue Star Juniper 

zones 4-8 

Bright blue colored foliage, dense low growing 

plant, mounding shape with star-like spiking. 

Much slower growing than most spreading 

Junipers. (Standard form will reach 4-5’ x 3’) 


002012 C1 $10.99 

002014 C3 $27.99 

004718 15-18” BB STD $99.00 

Kalmia latifolia 

Mountain Laurel 

It is best to give these plants partial shade in Ohio. 

Lightly feed as too much fertilizer will stunt or kill 

them. Use Holly-tone at planting time at one-half 

the recommended rate for Azaleas. Well-drained 

soil is a must! Likes peat moss and acidic soils. 

Plant using our Rhododendron & Azalea 

guidelines. Blooms May 15 - June 15. 

Elf 

zones 4-8 

Showy clusters of white flowers add glory to these 

handsome dwarf shrubs. Useful as a landscape 

accent, informal hedge or border where its flowers 

can be enjoyed. Height: 2’ Spread: 2-4’ 

003469 C2 $25.99 

012536 C3 $35.99 

Firecracker 

zones 4-8 

An excellent Mountain Laurel with intense red 

colored buds that open white then to light pink. 

Deep green glossy foliage covers the bush. 


017300 C1½ $10.99 

Galaxy 

zones 4-8 

The star shaped flowers are very attractive with 

swirled rings of burgundy. Vigorous and upright 

grower. Height: 24-30”, Spread: 24-30” 

014164 C2 $25.99 

6-30 007336 C3 $35.99 

Hearts of Fire 

zones 4-8 

Red buds open to large pink blooms with darker 

edges. Height: 3-4’, Spread: 3-4’ 

010042 C2 $25.99 

007328 C3 $35.99 

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Keepsake 

zones 4-8 

Raspberry-red buds open to solid purplishburgundy 

with an attractive white edge. Glossy 

deep blue-green foliage. Height: 4-5’; Spread: 4-5’ 

017299 C1½ $10.99 

014520 C2 $25.99 

6-30 007329 C3 $35.99 

Little Linda 

zones 4-8 

The first miniature Kalmia with foliage half the 

size of normal. Buds are dark red and open to near 

white and age to rich pink. Height: 3’, Spread: 3’ 

015662 C1½ $10.99 

008644 12-15” C2 $25.99 

007337 C3 $35.99 

Minuet 

zones 4-8 

Large white flowers have red spokes that spread 

out from center to the red band rimmed with white. 

Striking contrast with the green foliage. Ht: 2-4’ 

009086 C1 $11.99 

002020 C2 $25.99 

013712 C3 $35.99 

Olympic Wedding 

zones 4-8 

Lavender-pink in bud with maroon-banded blooms, 

this cultivar has a growth habit that is somewhat 

open. The foliage turns purplish in the winter. 


012157 C2 $25.99 

Ostbo Red 

zones 5-8 

The deep red buds are followed by light pink 

flowers that deepen the longer they are open. 

Leaves are undulated and twisted. An old favorite! 


010043 C2 $25.99 

007331 C3 $35.99 

Peppermint 

zones 4-8 

Another newer selection from Dick Jaynes. 

Flowers have red candy stripes radiating out like 

peppermint candy. The glossy green leaves are 

often tinged reddish-bronze as they emerge. 


009839 C2 $25.99 

Raspberry Glow 

zones 4-8 

A Dick Jaynes hybrid with wine red buds that open 

to raspberry-pink flowers. Blooms May 15 - June 

15. Height: 3-4’, Spread: 3-4’ 

Tiddlywinks 

zones 4-8 

A miniature Kalmia with medium pink flowers. 

The flowers are rather large for the small plant 

size. Good compact foliage. Height: 2-3’, 


008711 C2 $25.99 

002019 C3 $35.99 

Larix 

Weeping Larch 

decidua Pendula 

Weeping European Larch 

zones 2-6 

This graceful, conifer forms an elegant mass of 

drooping foliage and branches. Foliage turns 

brilliant yellow in fall to make a striking landscape 

statement. Height: 15-20’, Spread: 8-10’ 

001860 4-5’ BB $89.99 

decidua Puli 

Puli Weeping Larch 

zones 2-6 

Luminous, lime-green foliage brightens this 

weeping, mid-size tree in spring. In fall, needles 

turn golden before dropping to reveal tawny twigs. 

As trees age, branches divide and the tree's girth 

increases. Prefers moist soil in summer. Grows 

6-12” per year. Height: 6-15’ (10-15 years) 

017866 C3 $99.00 

017867 C6 $175.00 

Leptodermis 

Leptodermis / Summer Lilac 

oblonga 

zones 5-8 

A compact, mounding shrub with attractive, finetextured 

green foliage. Fragrant tube-shaped pruple 

flowers may remind you of the scent of Lilacs. 

Impervious to pests and very tolerant of poor soil 

conditions. Blooms in profusion late spring to 

early summer and will bloom on-and-off again all 

summer. Height: 1-2’, Spread: 2-3’ 

013141 C1½ $14.99 

010768 C3 $25.99 

Leucothoe 

Drooping Agarista 

An Ericaceous plant that likes peat moss. Grows 

best in a protected area receiving morning sunlight 

in moist, acidic soil. Starts blooming in April. 

fontanesiana Girard’s Rainbow 

Drooping Agarista 

zones 5-9 

New growth emerges in various shades of pink, 

white and green. White flowers in April. 


005627 C3 $34.99 

fontanesiana Nana 

Drooping Agarista/Fetterbush 

zones 5-8 

Fragrant white flowers bloom in April to May atop 

variegated foliage that turns bronze-purple in fall. 

Height: 2-3’; Spread: 6’ 

009183 C2 $23.99 

Ligustrum 

Golden Privet 

vicaryi 

zones 4-8 

The habit is somewhat vase-shaped and the leaves 

are golden yellow the entire growing season 

especially if the plant is used in a sunny location. 

Severe trimming may maintain height at 2 feet. 

White fragrant flowers bloom spring to summer. 

Height: 10-15’, Spread: 10-15’ 

011098 C3 $19.99 

Liriodendron tulipifera 

Tulip Tree 

tulipifera 

zones 4-9 

Large tree with yellow green foliage turning yellow 

in fall. Noted for its tulip-like white and yellow 

flowers in late spring. Good planted in open 

spaces and moist soils. Seed is a favorite food of 

cardinals. Height: 50-80’, Spread: 35-60’ 

010298 C7 $119.99 

Aureo Marginatum 

Majestic Beauty Tulip Tree 

zones 5-9 

Leaves are margined with yellow or greenishyellow. 

The best variegated form! Fast growing! 


010559 C15 $129.99 

013355 C2 $25.99 

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Magnolia 

Magnolia 

Betty 

zones 5-9 

More upright than ‘Ann’ with deep purple flowers 

in spring. Height: 10’, Spread: 8’ 

012304 C15 TF $119.99 

Butterflies 

Butterflies Magnolia 

zones 5-10 

Abundant 4-5 inch rich yellow double flowers each 

with 10-15 petals are held upright like butterflies 

on the branches. Very hardy. Height: 10-15’, 


014018 C15 $149.99 

x Elizabeth 

zones 5-9 

In late April to early May, elegant pointed buds 

open to clear primrose yellow flowers that fade to 

dark cream and have the slight fragrance of a good 

musk perfume. Height: 15-20’, Spread: 15-25’ 

012424 C15 $159.99 

grandiflora Edith Bogue 

Southern Magnolia 

zones 5-9 

Fragrant white flowers from May-June on this very 

hardy evergreen type. Excellent tight pyramidal 

habit with lustrous dark green leaves. Height: 30’ 

016077 C7 $99.00 

009125 C15 $169.99 

hypoleuca 

Whitebark Magnolia 

zones 5-9 

Pale yellow flowers in spring on this pyramidal to 

rounded form. The yellow petals fall to the ground 

revealing red fruits. Be sure to locate this tree 

properly, taking into account the ultimate size as it 

looks best if kept unpruned. Ht: 40-50’ x 35-40’ 

015610 6’ BB $169.99 

soulangiana Alexandrina 

Alexandrina Saucer Magnolia 

zones 5-9 

This gorgeous variety named for Queen Victoria 

produces flowers flushed rose-purple outside, 

inside of petals pure white; one of the larger and 

earlier flowering varieties. Sporadically blooms 

thru summer. Green, glossy leaves. 


017624 42” BB $79.99 

001884 C15 $99.00 

008207 5’ BB $119.99 

stellata Royal Star 

Star Magnolia 

zones 5-8 

A slow growing, rounded form with white spring 

flowers. Grows best with mulch spread out to the 

edge of the canopy to eliminate competition from 

turf and ground covers. Height: 8-10’ x 6-8’ 

012427 C15 $119.99 

Sunburst 

Sunburst Magnolia 

zones 5-8 

Canary yellow flowers in spring. In bloom the tree 

appears to be covered with candle flames. 

Beautiful foliage is heavily textured and quilted. 

Growth habit is upright with fairly fast growth rate. 

Height: 10-15’; Spread: 15-20’ 

014462 C6 $79.99 

tripetala 

Umbrella Tree Magnolia 

zones 5-8 

A loose and open deciduous small to medium-sized 

tree with large creamy white flowers in May. 

Bears very large leaves for a magnolia or any 

native tree. Red-green fruits mature in September. 

Height: 15-20’; Spread: 15-20’ 

7-1 017906 C6 $29.99 

virginiana 

Laurel/Sweet Bay Magnolia 

zones 5-9 

This unusual, multi-stemmed tree is a must for 

any landscape! White fragrant flowers with a 

yellow center start blooing in late May and 

continue through mid-summer yielding attractive 

bright red clusts of seed pods in early fall. Blooms 

resemble a Gardenia flower. Dark green foliage 

with a silivery underside decorates this tree that has 

the unique ability to grow in well-drained or wet 

soils. Height: 15-20’; Spread: 15-25’ 

001888 C5 $35.99 

001573 5-6’ BB $129.99 

virginiana Glauca 


zones 5-9 

Similar to the species plant but its leaf undersides 

are even more silvery. Height: 20’, Spread: 15’ 

009987 4’ C15 K $129.99 

virginiana Moonglow (Jim Wilson) 


zones 5-9 

Dark, semi-evergreen foliage on this upright 

growing tree. Upright habit. White fragrant 

flowers bloom off and on all summer long! Hardy! 


009552 C15 $119.99 

Malus 

Flowering Crabapple 

Coralburst 

Pink Flowering Crabapple 

zones 4-8 

Coral pink buds open to small, double rose-pink 

flowers. High disease resistance. Height: 6-8’ 

010804 C15 STD $99.00 

012855 C15 HVY $149.99 

010338 C25 STD $159.99 

007695 42” HD STD $199.00 

Espaliered 4-in-1 

Edible Grafted Apple 

Assorted fruiting Apple trees are grown together on 

this espalier field trained specimen. Height: 4-5’; 

SPread: 4-5’ 

011053 C15 $159.99 

Guinevere (AKA Guinzam) 

Guinevere Flowering Crabapple 

zones 5-8 

A dwarf flowering crabapple with mauve buds that 

open to white flowers in spring, followed by 

persistant bright red fruits. Dark green foliage is 

blushed with burgundy and is resistant to disease. 

Height: 10-15’, Spread: 10-15’ 

013602 C15 $99.00 

Lollipop 

Lollipop White Flowering Crabapple 

zones 4-7 

AKA Lollizam. White flowers in spring are 

followed by golden amber fruits. A definite eyecatcher 

with it’s neat and tidy form resembling a 

lollipop top. Height: 8-10’, Spread: 8-10’ 

6-1 009622 18” HD C15 $89.99 

013322 30-36” STD $149.99 

Louisa 

Weeping Crabapple 

zones 4-8 

Very nice pink flowering weeper with dark green, 

glossy foliage. Excellent disease resistance. 

Height: 10-15’, Spread: 10-15’ 

013009 C15 $99.00 

Purple Prince 

Red Flowering Crabapple 

zones 4-8 

An outstanding rosy-red crabapple with maroon 

fruits and purple-bronze foliage. Good fireblight 

and scab resistance. Height: 20’, Spread: 20’ 

009507 C15 $99.00 

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Royal Raindrops 

Flowering Crabapple 

zones 4-8 

One of the best new disease resistant cultivars, 

Royal Raindrops has vibrant burgundy-red spring 

flowers. Red-purple fruit appear in mid-July, 

remaining until early October. Beautiful, cut-leaf 

foliage emerges wine red and matures to green 

with burgundy overtones. Height: 20’ x 15’ 

010939 C15 $99.00 

Showtime 

Showtime Flowering Crabapple 

zones 3-8 

According to the Ohio State University, this is a 

great replacement for Prairifire. Showtime is an 

excellent upright, pyramidal grower that is disease 

free! The foliage is dark green with a red overcast. 

Fuchsia-red spring flowers are followed by cherry 

red fruits in late summer and fall. Height: 10-15’; 


014366 C15 $99.00 

Metasequoia 

Dawn Redwood 

glypostroboides 

zones 5-8 

Wispy, conifer leaves that shed in fall. Pyramidal 

in youth, developing a broad-rounded crown with 

age. Fast growth rate, 50’ in 15-20 years. 

Height: 60-90’, Spread: 20-30’ 

010181 C15 $99.00 

016574 C10 $139.99 

Microbiota 

Siberian Cypress 

decussata 

zones 3-7 

An ornamental tree with bright green foliage 

turning brownish-purple in winter. The foliage on 

top of the trunk will keep spreading. 24” standard. 


001896 C3 $25.00 

Morus alba 

Weeping Mulberry 

Tolerates drought and salt. Prune up low branches 

in winter. Young trees should be staked 

alba Chaparral 

zones 4-8 

Glossy green leaves with a yellow fall color. 

Fruitless. Height: 30-50’, Spread: 30-50’ 

017118 C15 $99.00 

Nyssa sylvatica 

Sour Gum/Black Gum 

sylvatica Wildfire 

zones 3-7 

A selection of one of our most beautiful native 

trees, distinguished by its handsome, glossy, 

emerging burgundy foliage color that persists well 

into summer. Spectacular fall coloration is a 

progression through florescent yellow, orange, 

scarlet and purple. Height: 15-18’; 

Spread: 10-12’ (10 year size) 

6-1 001899 C7 $69.99 

Oxydendrum 

Sourwood Tree/ 

Lily-of-the-Valley Tree 

A slow growing tree that adapts to any light 

condition but grows it's best canopy in full sun. 

Oxydendrons serve as hosts for butterfly larvae. 

arboretum 

zones 4-9 

A pyramidal tree with a rounded top and drooping 

branches and white, urn-shaped fragrant flowers 

from June to early July. Prefers acidic soil. Serves 

as a host for butterfly larvae. Height: 25-30’; 


015561 C1 $19.99 

7-1 016965 C3 $49.99 

011266 3-4’ BB $69.99 

017412 4-5’ BB K $99.00 

Physocarpus 

Eastern Ninebark 

opulifolius Diablo 

zones 2-7 

Intense reddish-purple foliage on upright arching 

branches. Provides excellent color contrast when 

used in the border or, as a hedge or screen. 

Clusters of creamy white flowers appear in 

summer. Full sun for best color. Height: 9-12’ 

016980 1¼” BB TF $169.99 

Picea 

Spruce 

abies 

Norway Spruce 

zones 2-7 

A fast growing Spruce with down sweeping dark 

green branches. If used as a privacy hedge or 

windbreak, plant 6 feet apart. Height: 60-100’, 

Spread: 25-35’ (Grows 2’ per year) 

7-1 008423 24” C5 $25.99 

008622 4-5’ BB $99.00 

007814 5-6’ BB $129.99 

001903 6-7’ BB $189.99 

abies Acrocona 

Acrocona Norway Spruce 

zones 3-7 

A small tree or large shrub with the special feature 

of bright red cones at the tips of the branches. The 

unusual coning habit tends to modify the growth 

rate and shape to a broad pyramid. Height: 8’, 

Spread: 3-4’ (after 10 years) 

014659 C3 $69.99 

abies Cuppressiana 

Columnar Norway Spruce 

zones 2-7 

Cupressiana has the much-desired narrow form for 

landscape and boundary plantings where a strong 

vertical accent is needed. Very good as a hedge or 

individual specimen. Medium green color. 

Height: 30-40’, Spread; 8-10’ 

017133 C1 $19.99 

abies Hillside Upright 

Upright Norway Spruce 

zones 3-8 

An elegant plant with irregular branching that 

produces a natural look stylish enough for use as a 

focal point. Its needles, which are very dark green, 

contrast well with the tree’s brown buds. Found at 

Hillside Nursery in Lehighton, Pennsylvania. 

Grows just 6-12”/year. Height: 6-15’ (10-15 years) 

009087 C1 $34.99 

abies Little Gem 

Little Gem Nest Spruce 

zones 2-7 

Very tiny nest type spruce. Slow grower. 


017868 C1 $12.99 

017922 10” C2½ $25.00 

012676 12” C2½ $29.99 

005416 C3 $29.99 

010402 15-18” STD $119.99 

017147 24” BB STD $129.99 

abies Nidiformis 

Dwarf Norway Spruce 

zones 3-6 

A neat compact appearance and gives a fine 

textured look in the landscape. The layered 

branches create a nest-like compact form that 

requires little maintenance. Ht: 4-5’; Sprd: 5-6’ 

014168 C3 $35.99 

abies Pumila 

Dwarf Norway Spruce 

zones 3-8 

Dark green long stiff needles on this dense, multistemmed 

shrub. Forms a dwarf, spreading globe. 

Height: 2½ -3’ in 10 years. 

007623 C3 $32.99 

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abies Vermont Gold 

Vermont Gold Spruce 

zones 4-7 

This plant has the typical ‘Repens’ growth habit of 

developing into a wide-spreading, flat-topped bush. 

Its foliage is bright gold throughout the summer 

but the sun may burn it in fully exposed locations. 

It grows about 2" per year as a grafted plant. 


glauca Rainbow’s End 

Rainbow’s End Alberta Spruce 

zones 2-7 

The new needles emerge bright green in spring and 

just when you're used to its quiet appeal, it 

surprises you in midsummer with another growth 

spurt, this time in bright creamy gold, beautifully 

contrasting with its older deep green self. Slow 

grower. Height: 4-5’, Spread: 2-3’ 

orientalis Pendula 

Weeping Oriental Spruce 

zones 4-7 

This extremely rare cultivar is very attractive with 

the glossy, dark green foliage that Picea orientalis 

is so notable for. It is a compact, slow growing, 

upright form that after a few years has all the 

lateral branchlests nodding downward creating an 

attractive weeping habit. Height: unknown 

7-1 016974 C3 $49.99 

glauca Cecilia 

Cecilia White Spruce 

zones 3-7 

This is a super selection with very short, glossy, 

silvery-blue needles. This very dense, compact 

minature will grow only to about the size of a 

basketball in around 12 years. An excellent choice 

for the rock garden or anywhere a low maintenance 

plant is needed. Height: 12-15”; Spread: 12-15” 

(10 year growth size) 

7-1 016964 C5 $79.99 

glauca Conica 

Dwarf Alberta Spruce 

zones 2-6 

Light green needles in spring growth then darkens 

with maturity. Use a miticide as directed in early 

May and July 4 th to ward off spider mites. Slowly 

grows to a height of 6 feet in about 12 years. 


012192 C3 $39.99 

002030 C7 $99.00 

012191 5-6’ C15 $169.99 

003321 C7 SP $199.00 

013525 C10 SP $249.00 

002034 C15 SP $299.00 

glauca Jeans Dilly 

Jeans Dilly Alberta Spruce 

zones 2-6 

A narrowly pyramidal and slow growing Alberta 

Spruce with dark green foliage and lighter green 

new growth. Slowly grows to 6’ tall in 25 years. 


017869 C1 $14.99 

014229 C2½ $34.99 

glauca Pendula 

Weeping White Spruce 

zones 2-7 

This stately evergreen has nice blue-green foliage 

that hugs the trunk, sweeping downward to create a 

fantastic impression. It came from Versailles, 

France, sometime before 1867 and is still 

somewhat underused in North America. Reaches 

8-10’ tall and 2-3’ wide in 10 years. Known to 

grow as high as 40-50’ and as wide as 8-10’ wide. 

014663 C3 $99.00 

009554 C3 $39.99 

mariana Nana 

Black/Birds Nest Spruce 

A standout in the rock garden, forming an 

attractive broad dense globe of blue-gray needles. 

A slow growing evergreen requiring practically no 

maintenance. Also great in shrub borders. 


002036 14” C3 $29.99 

omorika Nana 

Dwarf Serbian Spruce 

zones 4-7 

A densely-branched, slow growing ornamental 

dwarf tree with a globose, broad, conical form and 

short, dense, glossy green needles. Height: 4-8’, 


009538 15-18” BB $49.99 

010916 18-24” BB STD $79.99 

omorika Pimoko 

Pimoko Dwarf Serbian Spruce 

zones 4 

Color and texture set 'Pimoko' apart from other 

dwarf Serbian selections. The showy, dark green 

needles, accented with a bluish cast and silvery 

undersides, seem to sparkle. Globe-shaped when 

young turning to upright, broad shaped at maturity. 

Grows just 1-6”/year. Height: 1-2’ in 10-15 years 

017870 C1 $34.99 

017871 C3 $79.99 

orientalis Aureospicata 

Oriental Spruce 

zones 4-6 

New growth is yellow in spring but matures to dark 

green in summer. Red flowers in late spring are 

spectactular. Conical shape. A traffic stopper in 

spring! Height: 50-60’, Spread: 15-25’ 

7-1 016972 C3 $49.99 

orientalis Bergman’s Gem 

Oriental Spruce 

zones 4-7 

A flattened-globe form covered in tiny, very short 

needles that are a polished dark green. 'Bergman's 

Gem' is somewhat funnel shaped when young, and 

matures to a flat global bush. This gem grows just 

3 inches per year! Height: 1-2’; Spread: 2-3’ 

018001 C3 $69.99 

7-1 016963 C5 $129.99 

pungens Fastigiata 

Narrow Colorado Blue Spruce 

zones 2-7 

Upright, narrow habit with very blue foliage. 

Height: 10-15’, Spread: 2-4’ (10 years) 

016979 36-42” BB $99.00 

pungens Sester Dwarf 

Sester Dwarf Blue Spruce 

Zones 2 

Stunning blue needles, slow growth rate, and 

classic conical form make this dwarf spruce an 

ideal plant for the modern landscape. Only about 

one-fourth the size of its larger parent. Requires 

little maintenance or pruning to keep its tidy shape. 

Grows 1-6”/year. Height: 4-6’ in 10-15 years 

017872 C1 $34.99 

017873 C6 $129.99 

pungens St. Mary’s Broom 

St. Mary’s Broom Blue Spruce 

zones 2 

A dwarf, blue, bun-shaped selection, this slowgrowing 

plant has relatively long, widely-angled 

needles. It reliably maintains a mounding or 

globose habit, without any tendency to develop a 

leader. Height: To 1-3’ in 10-15 years 

011188 C3 $59.99 

pungens glauca 

Colorado Blue Spruce 

zones 3-8 

Similar to the regular Colorado Spruce but with 

very blue needles. Pyramidal form. Makes a good 

windbreak or privacy screen. Height: 60’, 


010185 C5 $25.00 

007818 5’ BB $129.99 

pungens glauca Globosa 

Globe Colorado Spruce 

zones 4-7 

A compact, 3’ high, rounded flat topped bush that 

at maturity is wider than high; the needles are 

bluish white. Height: 2-3’ 

015187 C3 $49.99 

002047 C6 $59.99 

006228 C7 $119.99 

002048 21-24” STD Lgft $139.99 

017148 21” BB STD $139.99 

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pungens glauca Fat Albert 

Fat Albert Blue Spruce 

zones 3-7 

Excellent blue color, Fat Albert is not too far from 

Hoopsi in color but tends to be broader at the base 

and more dense. Height: 20’, Spread: 15’ 

002044 4-5’ BB $129.99 

012238 5-6’ BB $149.99 

Pieris japonica 

Japanese Pieris/Andromeda 

Plant with pre-moistened peat moss. Spread 

Bayer’s Rhododendron & Azalea Insect & Disease 

Control every 6 weeks starting June 1 st to prevent 

lacebug and mites. Lily of the Valley-like flowers 

appear April-May. 

Cavatine 

zones 4-7 

From seed collected on Yakushima, Japan, a new 

breed of Pieris was originated by Esveld of 

Holland. A very hardy selection. 'Cavatine' is a 

tight growing low mound with slightly upright 

racemes of white flowers blooming later than other 

Pieris. Height: 2-3’, Spread: 2-3’ 

015782 C1 $9.99 

015322 15-18” BB $39.99 

Flaming Silver 

zones 4-7 

Variegated leaves with light red new growth. 

White flowers. Needs protection. Height: 5-6’ 

005277 C3 $32.99 

005278 C6 $49.99 

Karenoma 

zones 4-7 

Fantastic foliage and very showy buds makes this 

an exciting plant all winter long. When spring 

arrives, a profusion of fragrant white flowers 

appear on upright panicles. New foliage is bronzered. 


014725 C2 $25.00 

Mountain Fire 

zones 4-7 

White flowers with bright red new growth. Will 

grow to 4’ high and 3’ wide in 10 yrs. 

002056 C3 $32.99 

005279 C6 $49.99 

002057 24-30” BB $59.99 

015325 36-48” BB $69.99 

Prelude 

zones 4-7 

A newer hardy introduction from Holland! 

Reddish-pink new growth adds a second season of 

interest. White flowers bloom in early May, a bit 

later than others. Height: 3’, Spread: 3’ 

014558 C1 $9.99 

Sarabande 

zones 4-7 

Ample year-round appeal with its drooping chains 

of greenish white flower buds in winter, pure white 

flowers in early spring, and dark glossy-green 

foliage. Less than half the height of most other 

forms. Height: 3-5’; Spread: 5-6’ 

017878 C3 $29.99 

Valley Rose 

zones 4-7 

Large, pastel pink flowers upon deep green foliage. 

Will reach 3’ high in 10 years. Height: 5’ x 3’ 

005290 C6 $49.99 

Valley Valentine 

zones 4-7 

Lustrous dark green foliage. Long lasting dusty 

red buds open to pink flowers. A highly disease 

resistant variety. Height: 5’ x 5’ in 10 years (8’ x 

6’ overall) 

017879 18-24” BB $49.99 

Pinus 

Pine 

cembra Blue Mound 

Blue Mound Stone Pine 

zones 4-7 

A very tight conical shape with nice silver-blue 

needles. It was selected for its dwarf rate of 

growth, slower than P. cembra Glauca, nice blue 

foliage and low mounding habit when young. This 

plant is a rock garden gem! Height: 36”; Spread: 

24” (15 year size) 

7-1 016970 C3 $49.99 

cembra Pygmaea 

Dwarf Swiss Stone Pine 

zones 4-7 

A miniature shrub to about 24-30” high with 

spreading branches resembling a bee hive in shape 

with dark blue-green needles. A superb plant for 

the Japanese rock or dwarf conifer garden. Prefers 

full sun. Height: 24-30”; Spread: 24-30” 

7-1 016967 C3 $49.99 

densiflorus Golden Ghost 

Variegated Japanese Red Pine 

zones 3-7 

A unique, small evergreen tree with red-brown 

bark. In the winter, its needles are light green, and 

then turn bright yellow with green margins in the 

spring. Golden Ghost colors up more dependably 

than species. Sustaining its beauty, it holds this 

brilliant color throughout the fall months.Slow 

growing. Height: 8-10’, Spread: 10-15’ 

014734 C1 $25.00 

014671 C3 $79.99 

017149 36-42” BB $99.00 

densiflorus Jane Kluis 

Jane Kluis Japanese Red Pine 

zones 3-7 

This nice dwarf form is really a hybrid of 

densiflora x nigra. It has a great globose form with 

a flat top. The medium green needles are arranged 

densely around the branches creating a rosette type 

appearance. Very nice ornamental selection! Slow 

grower. Height: 4-5’; Spread: 3-4’ (10 year size) 

015599 C3 $79.99 

densiflorus Low Glow 

Low Glow Japanese Red Pine 

zones 

Low Glow is a dwarf cultivar that forms a dense, 

compact, rounded mound of foliage to 3-4’ tall 

over the first 10 years. It is very slow growing (3- 

5” per year). The short, thick, bright green needles 

of this vibrant, dwarf Japanese Red Pine keep their 

color all year long. Height: 3-4’; Spread: 3-4’ 

015053 C3 $79.99 

densiflorus Oculus Draconis 

Dragon-Eye Pine 

zones 3-7 

The green needles have two yellow bands that, 

when viewed from above, shows alternate yellow 

and green rings resembling a “dragon’s eye”, 

therefore the name. It is a medium grower and can 

be expected to reach about 10 feet in 10 years. 

015395 C3 $79.99 

flexilis Vanderwolf’s Pyramid 

Vanderwolf’s Pine 

zones 2-7 

Dark blue-green needles and an upright pyramidal 

habit make this a very attractive Pine. This variety 

has the ability to "flex" or give under heavy snow 

loads. Would also make a geat specimen or screen. 

Height: 20-25’, Spread: 10-15’ 

017134 C1 $19.99 

005947 4-5’ BB $129.99 

koraiensis Oculus Draconis 

Korean Dragon Eye Pine 

zones 3-7 

Has a light variegation on needles that are 

pendulous-looking, giving the tree a very graceful, 

soft weeping habit that is very attractive. The 

yellow bands are very subtle, not a bright gold. 

Height: 

015600 C3 $79.99 

7-1 016962 C5 $99.99 

koraiensis Silverray 

Silverray Korean Pine 

zones 3-7 

This dense, columnar selection has nice long 

silver-blue needles. It was discovered in Germany 

in 1977. Colorful and softly textured, this pine is 

ideal for larger landscapes where it has room to 

expand. Height: 30’; Spread: 10-12’ 

7-1 015601 C3 $59.99 

7-1 016959 C7 $149.99 

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Mugo 

Mugo Pine 

zones 2-7 

A slow growing, spreading evergreen with 

ascending branches and relatively short needles. 

Upright, flat-topped growth habit. Grafted onto a 

standard making it a great accent piece. 


014584 15-18” STD $49.99 

mugo Donna’s Mini 

Donna’s Mini Mugo Pine 

zones 2-7 

Even mature and established, this super-slowgrowing, 

evergreen button won’t outgrow a trough 

or rock garden. Dense, short-needled branches 

produce a dome-shaped plant with a very smooth 

overall texture. Grows less than 1” per year. 

Height: Less than 1’ in 10-15 years 

017874 C1 $14.99 

017875 C3 $39.99 

mugo Gnome 

Gnome Mugo Pine 

zones 2-7 

A true dwarf form with shorter, more dense needles 

and a flat top. Slow growing. Height: 6-8’; pruning 

candles annually will keep plant height shorter 

7-1 016969 C3 $49.99 

mugo Pumilio 

Pumilio Mugo Pine 

zones 2-7 

Short, dark green needles on a low, dense growing, 

spreading plant. Stays low if candles are tipped 

each year. Height: 2-3’; Spread: 6-8’ 

002064 C3 $29.99 

parviflora Ara Kawa 

Rough Bark Japanese White Pine 

zones 4-7 

The Rough Bark Japanese White Pine… wow, that 

is a mouthful for this great selection with real nice 

corky bark. It is very popular for bonsai and dwarf 

gardens. Thin dark green needles and grows just 

3” per year. Quite rare. Height: unknown. 

014674 C3 $79.99 

strobus 

Eastern White Pine 

zones 3-8 

Makes its best growth on moist, well-drained soils. 

Cones are persistent. A native tree that can grow 

eventually to 200’ or more! Height: 60-100’ (2’/yr) 

010922 C1 $2.99 

000051 4-5’ BB $79.99 

007831 5’ BB $99.00 

015489 6-7’ BB $119.99 

015488 7-8’ BB $149.99 

strobus nana Blue Shag 

Blug Shag White Pine 

zones 3-8 

A dwarf, dense, globe form with short, soft bluegreen 

needles. This variety will not produce cones 

in its early years. Height: 2-3’, Spread: 2-3’ 

014735 C1 $19.99 

016121 15-18” BB $79.99 

strobus Fastigiata 

Columnar Eastern White Pine 

zones 3-8 

A great plant for landscape situations where rapid 

growth and a columnar crown are desired! Its 

noted for its columnar shape in which the branches 

all ascend upwards (fastigiated meaning erect 

branching). Shape broadens somewhat with age. 

Bluish-green foliage color. Height: 30-40’; 


016753 30-36” BB $69.99 

strobus Greg 

Greg Dwarf White Pine 

zones 3-8 

A great dwarf plant with a super dense, globose 

shape that never needs pruning! It’s delicate, dense 

growth adds color, texture and form to the 

landscape. It is one of the best of the dwarf White 

Pines currently available. It has a nice blue-graygreen 

color too! Slow growing, just 2-3” per year. 


014677 C2 $69.99 

7-1 016968 C3 $79.99 

strobus Minuta 

Dwarf White Pine 

zones 3-8 

This dwarf white pine is globose and denser than 

the ordinary dwarf white pine. Foliage is bluishgreen 

on this fine textured evergreen. Height: 2’; 

Spread: 3’ 

011169 18” STD $129.99 

7-1 016961 C5 $149.99 

strobus Niagara Falls 

Weeping White Pine 

zones 3 

Found as a sport of 'Pendula' with a distinct 

improvement. The compact, weeping form boasts 

many draping branches and long, two-tone needles. 

Every specimen develops a unique character and 

flowing habit that mimicks the action of a roaring 

waterfall. Height: 6-15’ in 10-15 years 

011555 C3 $79.99 

wallichiana Zebrina 

Variegated Himalayan Pine 

zones 5-7 

A large golden variegated form with 

characteristically long delicate needles of the 

Himalayan Pine are decorated with bands of 

yellow, creating a glowing appearance. Nice 

graceful habit. Prefers full sun. Height: 12’; 

Spread: 6’ 

014678 C1 $39.99 

Potentilla fruticosa 

Buttercup Shrub 

Flowers all summer if trimmed in late June or July 

and fertilized and watered. 

Happy Face 

zones 2-6 

An abundance of large, bright yellow flowers will 

keep a smile on your face all season long! Forms 

five petaled blooms from spring all the way 

through to late summer on a dense habit of dark 

healthy foliage. Height: 2-3’; Spread: 3-4’ 

9-1 017980 C1½ $12.99 

Monarch’s Velvet 

zones 3-9 

Semi-creeping with large mounds of strawberrylike 

foliage, long stems hold clusters of raspberryred 

flowers with velvet crimson centers, blooms 

summer thru fall. Height: 1’; Spread: 2-4’ 

017965 C1 $6.99 

Pink Beauty 

zones 2-6 

Clear pink flowers all summer. Color may 

become pale in hot weather. Ht: 3’ 

009624 C1½ $8.99 

Prunus 

Flowering Cherry/Plum/Almond 

Use Eight to protect foliage from Japanese Beetles. 

cerasifera Newport 

Newport Flowering Plum 

zones 5-8 

Hardiest of all purple leaf types, Newport has light 

bronze-purple new growth that changes to purple in 

summer. Pale pink to almost white flowers bloom 

in spring. Height: 15-25’, Spread: 15-25’ 

002077 C15 $79.99 

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cerasifera Thundercloud 

Thundercloud Flowering Plum 

zones 5-8 

Maroon to deep purple foliage retains its color 

throughout the growing season. Single, fragrant, 

pink flowers bloom before leaves. Height: 15-25’, 


013497 C15 $79.99 

6-30 000313 6’ C15 $79.99 

002078 C25 $179.99 

cistena 

Purpleleaf Plum, Sand Cherry 

zones 3-7 

The foliage is intensely reddish-purple and stays 

effective throughout summer. The flowers are 

single, pink, and fragrant, borne after the leaves 

have developed in April or early May. Fast 

growing. Trim anytime. Height: 6-8’; 


010714 C3 $25.00 

000389 C5 $29.99 

004768 C7 $39.99 

Hally Jolivette 

Hally Jolivette Flowering Cherry 

zones 5-7 

Delicate double pink flowers. Fast growing. 


007319 C15 $109.99 

serrulata 

Weeping Extraordinaire 

Pink Flowering Weeping Cherry 

zones 5-8 

Large, double pink blossoms in spring and copperred 

new growth. A beautiful weeping form with 

burgundy fall color that lasts longer than most 

other Cherries. Height: 15-20’; Spread: 15-20’ 

018016 5’ STD C15 $169.99 

subhirtella Pendula 

Pink Flowering Weeping Cherry 

zones 5-8 

Weeping gray brown prominently horizontal 

branches. Pink flower in late April. Growth rate is 

extremely fast. Height: 10’, Spread: 10’ 

6-30 010960 4’ GFT C15 $109.99 

009970 4’ GFT C15 HVY $159.99 

Pink Snow Showers 

PisnshzamFlowering Cherry 

zones 5-8 

A beautiful vigorously growing weeping cherry 

with double pink flowers that cascade down the 

stems. The leaves stay a glossy green throughout 

the growing season. Height: 20-25’, 


013263 4’ C15 $119.99 

017245 5½’ C15 $159.99 

018022 2” C25 $199.00 

Snow Fountains 

White Flowering Weeping Cherry 

zones 5-7 

White flowers in late April on this weeping tree. 

Resembles a fountain. Ht: 10’ 

010399 5-6’ BB SERP $99.00 

005967 4’ GFT C15 $119.99 

013264 C15 $159.99 

017900 6’ BB TPGFT $219.00 

Pyrus 

Flowering Pear 

calleryana Cleveland Select 

Flowering Callery Pear 

zones 5-9 

This upright form of Bradford Pear is a medium to 

fast grower that transforms into a white cloud of 

blooms in late April to early May. The dark green 

foliage is very clean and free from leaf spots. 

Foliage turns to purple then to bright red in late 

fall. Stronger wooded than Bradford. Upright, 

pyramidal shape. Height: 20-30’, Spread: 15’ 

014718 6-8’ BB $89.99 

003461 C15 $99.99 

001736 1¾” BB $199.00 

014721 2½ ” BB $249.00 

calleryana Jack 

Flowering Callery Pear 

zones 5-9 

An oval, upright form that matures to only HALF 

of the size of other Pears like Cleveland Select 

making it perfect for under power lines! Jack is 

also highly resistant to fire blight. Height: 15’; 

Spread: 10’ 

014369 C15 $99.99 

Espalier 

Espaliered Fruting Pear 

An ornamental espaliered fruiting Pear bearing 

edible fruits around late August. 

013249 C15 $149.99 

PLANTING RHODODENDRONS 

Prior to planting balled and burlapped plants, presoak 

them in a tub of water for about an hour and 

then let drain for an additional hour. 

1. Dig planting hole at least 3 times as wide and 

1½ times as deep 

2. Mix pre-moistened peat moss and ordinary good 

topsoil at a 1:1 ration 

3. Remove the burlap or pot from the plant, 

preferably in a shady area, and with a sharp 

knife, vertically slice the root ball a dozen times 

about an inch deep along the sides and of the 

ball from top to bottom. DO NOT cut the top of 

the root ball. 

3. Expose one inch of root ends by spraying 

the ball with a forceful stream of water 

4. Place plant quickly in the whole. In heavy clay 

soils, the root ball must be elevated at least one 

half above the original soil level with planting 

mix mounded around it 

5. Apply a 2” layer of mulch 

6. Water thoroughly 

For more information, please visit our website. 

Rhododendron 

Rhododendron 

Loves to be planted with pre-moistened peat moss. 

Well-drained soil is a must! Apply Bayer’s 

Rhododendron & Azalea Disease & Insect Control 

every 6 weeks starting June 1 st for a total of 3 times 

during the growing season to prevent lacebug. 

Holly-tone and Iron Plus are excellent fertilizers to 

use on acidic soil loving Rhododendrons! 

Aglo 

zones 4-7 

Pink flower in early May. Small-leaved type. 

Very hardy. Height: 3-4’ 

017881 18-21” BB $39.99 

catawbiense Album 

zones 4-8 

White flowers have a yellow eye and bloom late 

April to May. Iron clad hardy. Height: 6-8’ 

003296 C1 $12.99 

007538 18-21” BB $39.99 

Album Elegans 

zones 4-8 

A hardy, upright, evergreen shrub with masses of 

pale lavender flowers blooming in spring. Leaves 

turn burgundy-green in winter for impressive cool 

season color. Height: 6-8’ 

016732 15-18” BB $35.99 

Bessie Howells 

zones 4-8 

Crisp and ruffled rosy-red flowers adorn this iron 

clad hardy Rhododendron. Height: 4-5’ 

003295 C1 $12.99 

Big Deal 

zones 5-9 

Creamy yellow flowers on a large conical truss. 

Lush, large foliage. Plant habit is dense. Flower 

buds are silvery in winter. Be sure to follow 

Dayton’s planting and watering instructions 

available in our store. Height: 6’; Spread: 4’ 

017301 C1½ $12.99 

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Boule De Neige 

zones 4-9 

French for Ball of Snow. A very hardy, compact 

and tight mounding shrub with dull green leathery 

foliage. Pink buds turn to white flowers. Grows to 

4 feet in 10 years. Height: 3-4’ 

003473 15-18” BB $35.99 

catawbiense Boursault 

zones 4-8 

Light purple flower in May. Good branching and 

iron clad hardy. Rarely gets straggly. One of the 

easiest to grow! Height: 5-6’ 

003297 C1 $12.99 

002103 18-21” BB $39.99 

007419 21-24” BB $49.99 

014098 48” BB $120.00 

Calsap 

zones 4-8 

White flowers have a purple inside blotch. Smooth 

emerald green leaves need full sun to perform well. 

Height: 4’, Spread: 6’ (In 10 years) 

008416 15-18” BB $35.99 

Capistrano 

zones 5-8 

Large trusses of lemon yellow flowers appear in 

spring (mid season) on this Leach hybrid. Forms a 

dense, mound forming shrub. Height: 3-5’ x 5-6’ 

012184 C1 $12.99 

010471 12-15” BB $29.99 

010122 15-18” BB $35.99 

012537 18-21” BB $45.99 

009190 24-30” BB $69.99 

011003 30-36” BB $89.99 

Caroline 

zones 5-7 

This Joe Gable hybrid from 1960 has fragrant light 

lilac colored flowers in spring. The only variety to 

not get the dreaded Rhododendron root rot! 


016561 C10 $69.99 

013708 21-24” BB $49.99 

Casanova 

zones 5-7 

A compact variety with yellow flowers and an 

orange-yellow blotch; reverse is flushed medium 

shell pink. A David Leach Introduction. 

Height: 5’; Spread: 5’ (10 year size) 

014723 21-24” BB $59.99 

Chinoides 

zones 4-8 

White flower with yellow blotch in May. Ht: 3’ 

014994 C1 $12.99 

Edith Bosely 

zones 4-9 

Deep purple flowers with dark blotch. The darkest 

hardy purple available. Height: 4’ x 4’ in 10 years 

007409 15-18” BB $35.99 

Elvira 

zones 4-8 

Leave it to the Finns to create a hybrid 

rhododendron that will produce buds that can 

handle -30 degrees F. Elvira is a very hardy 

rhododendron that blooms in vivid red. It's 

diminutive compared to some rhododendrons, only 

growing to 2 feet tall and up to the same across. 

Height/Spread: 2’ 

013579 C1½ $19.99 

English Roseum 

zones 4-8 

Pink-lavender flowers grow on this long lived 

Rhododendron in May. A sport of Roseum 

Elegans. Iron clad hardy. Height: 6-8’ 

003299 C1 $12.99 

009136 15-18” BB $35.99 

016565 C10 $69.99 

014095 36” BB $99.00 

Firestorm 

zones 4-8 

Wavy-edged flowers are large and bright deep red. 

New foliage is lime-colored then turns to dark 

green with lighter midribs. Height: 3-4’ 

015736 12-15” BB $29.99 

009073 18-21” BB $42.99 

Haaga 

zones 4-8 

Another super hardy introduction from Finland! 

An upright shrub with attractive dark green foliage 

and pink flowers in May and June. (Marjatta) 


009188 21-24” BB $42.99 

Helsinki University 

zones 3-8 

Originating in Finland, this extremely hardy, 

compact, upright broad leaved evergreen produces 

striking heads of bright pink, orange-red flecked 

flowers in early June. Young plants exhibit reddish 

foliage which later becomes a glossy dark green. 

Height: 3-4’, Spread: 5-6’ in 10 years. 

017137 C2 $19.99 

Henry’s Red 

zones 5-9 

Incredible, deep red flowers are very much like the 

color of red wine. Regular green foliage has good 

habit and has light glossiness when mature. Ht: 5’ 

002119 15-18” BB $35.99 

016731 21-24” BB $49.99 

Janet Blair (catawbiense) 

zones 4-8 

Pink flowers with a gold-bronze to green blotch in 

May. A David Leach hybrid. Height: 4-6’; 

Spread: 5-8’ (10 years) 

014158 15-18” BB $35.99 

Lees Dark Purple 

zones 5-8 

Very nice, very dark purple flowers bloom in May. 

Plant is very cold hardy and dependable. Deep 

green glossy leaves have a light waviness. Ht: 5’ 

003300 C1 $12.99 

002120 21-24” BB $49.99 

005604 24-30” BB $59.99 

Maximum Roseum 

zones 4-8 

Pink-purple flowers bloom in early June from 

darker purple buds. A robust grower! 


007873 18-21” BB $49.99 

007676 30-36” BB $79.99 

Midnight Ruby 

zones 5-8 

The very early flowers are reddish-purple with a 

distinctly wavy edge. They are set off by winter 

foliage that is so dark it looks black. Less 

susceptible to root rot than some of the other blackleaved 

hybrids. Compact, upright habit. Lepidote. 


017154 18-21” BB $42.99 

catawbiense Nova Zembla 

zones 4-9 

A favorite since 1901!! Fuchsia-red flowers adorn 

this mid-May bloomer. Leaves are thick and deep 

green. Height: 5’ 

003301 C1 $12.99 

011619 C1 forced $18.99 

014157 12-15” BB $29.99 

009758 15-18” BB $35.99 

002129 18-21” BB $42.99 

005765 24-30” BB $69.99 

Party Pink 

zones 4-8 

Large bell-shaped trusses of soft orchid-pink with a 

startling greenish-yellow flare on the upper petal. 

A broad growing plant which branches well. A 

David Leach introduction. Height: 4-5’; 


007678 15-18” BB $32.99 

016560 C10 $69.99 

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PJM 

zones 4-7 

An ultra-hardy, compact evergreen shrub known 

for its beautiful and profuse bright purple spring 

flowers and small leaf size. Probably one of the 

easiest and most adaptable Rhododendrons to 

grow! From Weston’s Nursery of Hopkinton, 

Massachusetts. Height: 3-4’, Spread: 3-4’ 

017126 C2 $19.99 

8-1 017155 C5 $39.99 

008515 15-18” BB $39.99 

PJM Pink Delight 

zones 4-7 

A compact, very hardy evergreen flowering shrub 

known for its profuse pink flower display in early 

spring. Leaves are small and dark green. 


017127 C5 $39.99 

Pohjola’s Daughter 

zones 3-8 

This Finnish hybrid has large fuchsia-pink buds 

opening to shell pink and slowly turn white. Very 

hardy and flowers in midseason. A dense bush 

growing 3 feet high and usually broader than tall. 

Height: 2-3’; 


017138 C2 $19.99 

014155 15-18” BB $39.99 

Purple Gem 

zones 4-7 

Bright violet flowers in late April. Aromatic 

foliage is trusty olive green new growth is grayish 

blue, on a dense round and tight growing dwarf 

bush. Height: 2’ 

000255 C3 $29.99 

002261 21-24” BB $49.99 

Purple Passion 

zones 4-7 

The first commercially available cultivar of the 

Highland TM series sets a new standard for winter 

hardiness, heat tolerance and compact habit. 

Amazingly strong purple color and very prolific 

bloomer. Very disease and pest resistant. 


016735 15-18” BB $39.99 

016736 21-24” BB $59.99 

016737 30-36” BB $89.99 

Ramapo 

zones 5-9 

If you have a small garden and don’t think you 

have room for a large Rhododendorn, try Ramapo! 

This dwarf Rhodo bears violet-blue flowers in 

small trusses atop its tiny, evergreen, aromatic 

(pine scented) foliage. A Guy Nearing 

introduction. Height: 1½ -3’, Spread: 4’ 

010775 C2 $25.00 

017901 C3 $29.99 

014781 21-24” BB $79.99 

Roseum Elegans 

zones 4-8 

Lilac-pink flowers in numerous rounded trusses on 

a vigorous, upright and spreading shrub that takes 

heat and some sun, but is better in partial shade. 

Olive green foliage. Iron clad hardy for over 150 

years. Height: 6-8’ (5’ in 10 yrs) 

010363 21-24” BB $49.99 

006023 24-30” BB $59.99 

016734 48-60” BB $120.00 

Scarlet Romance 

zones 4-8 

Bright, scarlet-red flowers bloom in spring. The 

foliage is matte olive green. Height: 5’, Spread: 5’ 

002148 15-18” BB $35.99 

007420 21-24” BB $49.99 

Scintillation 

zones 5-8 

Pink flowers are large and full with a light flare of 

golden tones. Large deep green leaves are glossy 

and heavily rippled or textured. Foliage will 

sometimes burn in full sun. Height: 4’; Spread: 4’ 

002146 15-18” BB $35.99 

004597 24-30” BB $59.99 

maximum Summer Glow 

zones 5-8 

This maximum hybrid explodes with bright pink 

flower trusses in June. A good choice to extend the 

spring bloom. Height: 5-6’, Spread: 5-6’ 

017347 4’ BB $149.99 

Wardance 

zones 5-8 

Bright currant-red flowers with black spotting and 

a black dorsal blotch bloom in mid-spring. Dark 

green leaves clothe this broad shrub. Ht: 4’ x 5’ 

012168 15-18” BB $35.99 

Wojnar’s Purple 

zones 5-7 

Wavy flowers are vivid purple at margins shading 

through to reddish-purple with a dark purple flare. 


012169 15-18” BB $35.99 

yakushimanum Anna Hall 

Yaku Rhododendron 

zones 5-8 

White flowers open in spring from bright pink 

buds. Dark glossy foliage produces an exceptional 

shrub for foundation plantings, borders and 

naturalizing. Blooms late midseason on 

exceptionally cold hardy plant. A rounded plant 

with indumentum on the undersides of the foliage. 


017136 C2 $19.99 

014854 15-18” BB $42.99 

yakushimanum Ken Janeck 


zones 5-8 

Soft pink flowers fade as the season progresses. 

Foliage is dark, glossy green. Grows best in partial 

shade. Height: 2-3’; Spread: 2-3’ 

009186 21-24” BB $49.99 

yakushimanum Prince 


zones 5-8 

Bright pink flowers fade to almost white in May. 

Foliage is dark, glossy green. Plant in light to 

moderate shade to prevent leaf scorch. 


017139 C2 $19.99 

yakushimanum Princess 

Yaku Princess Rhododendron 

zones 5-8 

Large trusses of pinkish-white flowers with deeper 

pink and green spotting appear in mid-spring. 

Dense and compact. Plant in light to moderate 

shade to prevent leaf scorch. 


017140 C2 $19.99 

014480 C6 $39.99 

Note: Yaks (listed above), noted for their woolly 

leaf undersides (termed an "indumentum"), also 

have a compact growth habit and beautiful floral 

buds and flowers. Native to Yakushima Island, 

Japan. 

Rhus 

Sumac 

typhina Tiger Eyes 

Cutleaf Staghorn Sumac 

zones 4-8 

This new golden leaved form of this native Sumac 

creates a dramatic impact in any landscape. A 

large, spreading low branched shrub whose finely 

divided chartreuse spring foliage quickly becomes 

a nonburning bright yellow before turning 

brilliant scarlet in fall. Rosy-red leaf stems 

create an additional pleasing color contrast. 


011386 C3 $29.99 

Salix 

Willow 

Babylonica 

Weeping Willow 

zones 5-8 

Weeping Willow is probably the most well known 

of the weeping trees. Great for use as a focal point 

and in areas that are moist. Their invasive roots 

could cause problems near sewer or water lines. 

Rapid growth rate. Height: 35-50’; Spread: 25-30’ 

015739 6-8’ BB $69.99 

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caprea Pendula 

Kilmarnock/French/Pussy Willow 

zones 3-8 

A delightful small weeping tree which thrives in 

any moist soil. In March and April, the branches 

are covered with large, fluffy silvery catkins which 

are studded with golden anthers. The dark green 

leaves turn yellow in fall. Ideal as a patio plant. 

Fast growth rate; Height: 8’, Grows 6” per year. 

009260 C15 $139.99 

discolor 

Pussy Willow 

zones 2-7 

Slender stems are red-brown. Leaves are bright 

green above and bluish beneath. Height: 8-20’ 

001916 C3 $19.99 

6-1 007879 C7 $25.00 

integra Hakuro Nishiki 

Dappled Willow 

zones 5-9 

Unique, white, green and pink foliage. Heavy 

fertilization will maintain color. Shrub 

Height: 5-6’; Spread: 5-6’; Tree Height: 10’ 

000730 C3 $29.99 

009142 C6 $49.99 

009264 C6 STD $89.99 

009265 C15 STD $139.99 

niobe (AKA alba Tristis) 

Golden Weeping Willow 

zones 2-8 

Good for wet areas or locations that are welldrained. 

Looks good around lakes or ponds and is 

ideal for erosion control along steam banks. It’s 

disadvantages are that it is weak-wooded and will 

constantly drop twigs and small branches. Shallow 

surface roots make mowing around this tree 

difficult with it’s root system seeking out drain 

pipes. Fast growing to 40-60’, Spread: 35-50’ 

6-30 010938 C15 $69.99 

Sciadopitys 

Umbrella Pine 

verticillata 

Japanese Umbrella Pin e 

zones 5-7 

There is only one species in the genus of 

Sciadopitys and that is the Japanese Umbrella Pine. 

Will eventually grow to about 20-40 feet high, 

becoming narrowly conical. It needs lime free soil 

and time due to the slow rate of growth when 

young. The thick, glossy green needles, about 5” 

long, are held in whorls and are actually two 

needles that are fused together to form one. It 

grows well in either full sun or partial shade. Very 

popular!! Height: 30-40’; Spread: 15-20’ 

Spiraea 

Japanese Spirea 

Place in front of other green foliage plants to 

show the best flower display. Combines very 

well with ornamental grasses. 

betulifolia Tor 

Birch-leaf Spirea 

zones 4-8 

This Birch-leaf type makes a great low-growing 

hedge with white flowers blooming in late spring. 

Nice green summer foliage turns to copper-red in 

fall. Height: 24-36”, Spread: 24-36” 

009419 C3 $25.00 

japonica Gold Mound 

zones 5-7 

Bright lemon yellow-lime foliage and pink flowers 

form a low mounding shrub. Height: 18-24”, 


008567 C1½ $10.99 

003505 C3 $19.99 

japonica Golden Elf 

zones 4-9 

An incredible new dwarf Spiraea from Canada 

which is great for rock gardens, borders and mixing 

into the perennial garden. This little yellow leaved 

beauty only grows to 6-8 inches high and has a 

spreading habit. It retains its leaf color through the 


6-1 017987 C1½ $10.99 

japonica Magic Carpet 

zones 5-7 

A dwarf Spirea with vibrant red leaf tips above a 

backdrop of bright gold foliage. Add pinkishpurple 

flowers in the summer and you have seasonlong 

interest. Height 10-18” 

000426 C1½ $10.99 

003374 C3 $19.99 

japonica Neon Flash 

zones 5-7 

A profuse ground cover plant. Compact with 

magenta flowers all summer. Mildew resistant 

foliage. Height: 3-4’, Spread: 3-4’ 

000329 C3 $19.99 

Sundrop 

First Additions Sundrop Spirea 

zones 4-8 

This little gem will add a drop of sunshine to any 

border. Beautiful sprays of pink flowers in early 

summer stand out against petite, golden foliage. A 

natural dwarf with a rounded habit, requires little 

or no pruning. Height: 12-15”; Spread: 24-36” 

Super Star 

First Additions Superstar Spirea 

zones 3-8 

Foliage is deep green, showing off the stunning, 

scarlet red new growth to its best advantage. Pink 

blossoms grace the plant all summer long. The 

three-season appeal continues with an excellent 

bronze fall color. Height: 2-3’; Spread: 3-4’ 

016906 C3 $25.00 

Stewartia 

Japanese Stewartia 

pseudocamellia 

zones 4-7 

Small to medium sized pyramidal oval tree. White 

flowers in July. A must for the serious gardener. 

Height: 25-40’, Spread: 15-20’ 

010308 C15 $149.99 

Styrax japonica 

Japanese Snowbell 

japonica 

Japanese Snowbell 

zones 5-8 

A lovely, small, low-branched tree which develops 

a rounded to broad rounded crown and a distinct 

horizontal appearance. The dainty white flowers 

bloom spring and early summer. Height: 15-25’; 


014130 C7 $79.00 

Pink Chimes 

zones 5-8 

A shrubby, broad-topped, small tree or large shrub 

with wide spreading horizontal branches which 

tend to weep at maturity. Small pendulous clusters 

of mildly fragrant, pale pink flowers appear in 

May-June. Height: 15-25’; Spread: 15-25’ 

006015 5-6’ BB $99.00 

015509 18-24” BB $99.00 

010306 C3 $119.99 

015397 C5 $139.99 

6-30 016905 C3 $25.00 

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Syringa 

Lilac 

Bloomerang 

Bloomerang Re-blooming Lilac 

zones 3-7 

A remarkable new lilac with fragrant purple 

flowers that burst forth in spring and then again in 

mid-summer and continue right up until frost. It 

has a compact, full growth habit and small leaves 

that make it the perfect shrub for smaller gardens. 


015515 P5 $15.99 

017112 C1 $25.00 

015481 C3 $39.99 

chinensis Lilac Sunday 

zones 3-7 

Pale purple, fragrant flowers appear in mid-May 

and are produced in abundance. The flowers are 

produced in panicles not only at the branch tips, 

but also at the lateral buds. Excellent mildew 

resistance. Height: 10-15’; Spread: 10-15’ 

013274 C5 $29.99 

Josee 

Josee Re-blooming Lilac 

zones 2-8 

A dwarf Lilac with delightfully fragrant lavenderpink 

re-blooming flowers. Superb mildew 

resistance. Erupts into bloom in late spring but 

then re-blooms all summer and fall. Height: 4-6’; 


015452 C5 $29.99 

meyeri Palibin 

Meyeri Dwarf Lilac 

zones 3-8 

Lilac flowers bloom before leaves are fully 

developed in May. Best used in shrub border with 

an evergreen background. Also available in 

standard tree form. Height: 4-5’, Spread: 8-10’ 

012298 C3 $29.99 

009560 C5 $49.99 

003415 18-24” HD $129.99 

010959 C15 STD $169.99 

005317 24-30” HD $169.99 

patula Miss Kim 

zones 3-7 

A massing Lilac with lavender blooms in late May. 

One of the best! Height: 6’ 

000333 18” C3 $29.99 

reticulata Ivory Silk 

Ivory Silk Japanese Tree Lilac 

zones 4-7 

A heavy flowering tree (white flowers) that is 

slightly more compact, smaller at maturity, 

narrower and has a stronger fragrance than its 

parent, reticulata. Height: 15-20’, Spread: 10-15’ 

016081 C15 $160.00 

013758 1½” BB $199.00 

Thumbelina 

Thumbelina Lilac 

zones 3-7 

The newest and sweetest smelling member of our 

Fairytale® Series of dwarf lilacs. Multitudes of 

medium pink buds open to light pink, fragrant 

blossoms. Height: 5-6’; Spread: 5-6’ 

015453 C5 $29.99 

Tinkerbelle 

zones 3-7 

Spicy fragrance and incredible wine-red flower 

buds that open to pink. Growth habit and bloom 

time is similar to the Dwarf Korean Lilac. 


011737 C5 $35.99 

014284 C10 STD $159.99 

vulgaris 

Common Purple Lilac 

zones 3-7 

Lilac purple flowers are extremely fragrant and 

bloom in early to mid May. Entire leaf is dark 

green, almost bluish green. Best in soil that is 

supplemented with peat moss. Height: 15-20’, 


006288 C3 $25.00 

003503 C5 $29.99 

vulgaris Agincourt Beauty 

zones 3-7 

Large deep purple flowers have a sugar sweet 

scent. The darkest purple we’ve seen yet! 

Height: 8-15’ x 6-12’ 

016917 C3 $25.00 

010788 C5 $29.99 

014619 C7 $39.99 

vulgaris Edward J. Gardner 

zones 3-7 

This extraordinary Lilac is considered by several 

lilac authorities to be one of the very finest double 

pink-flowering Lilacs. Blooms in May. 

Height: 10’; Spread: 6-8’ 

014620 C7 $39.99 

vulgaris Krasavista Moscovy 

Moscovy Lilac 

zones 3-7 

Double white fragrant flowers. Height: 8-10’ 

vulgaris Ludwig Spaeth 

zones 3-7 

One of the best of all dark lilacs. Dark purple 

flowers about May 20th adorn this 10 ft. grower. 


012413 C5 $29.99 

vulgaris Madame Lemoine 

zones 3-7 

Double white fragrant flowers in spring on a 

broad, bushy plant. Height: 6-8’, Spread: 6-8’ 

000367 C5 $29.99 

vulgaris Monge 

French Lilac 

zones 3-7 

An outstanding French hybrid with very showy 

panicles of single, reddish-purple flowers. The 

flowers are held on long stems that lend themselves 

to great cut flowers. Bluish-green foliage. 


012111 C5 $29.99 

017348 C7 $39.99 

vulgaris Paul Thirion 

zones 3-7 

This double-flowering variety is more compact 

than others. Brilliant magenta flowers with a hint 

of blue, fill the air with their sweet scent in May. 


6-1 012412 C5 $29.99 

vulgaris Primrose 

zones 3-7 

Very fragrant, pale creamy yellow to white flowers 

bloom in spring. Great for those who love 

the color yellow! Height: 8-10’, Spread: 8-10’ 

017349 24” BB $29.99 

vulgaris Sensation 

zones 3-7 

Purple flowers, edged with white. Height: 8-12’, 


000368 C5 $29.99 

017350 24” BB $29.99 

vulgaris Sugar Plum Fairy 

zones 3-7 

An upright, rounded Lilac with pink flower buds 

that open to single, light pink flowers with a very 

pleasing fragrance. It tolerates light shade but the 

best bloom production and disease resistance occur 

in full sun. Rounded habit and compact size. 


6-1 016877 C5 $35.99 

014622 C7 $39.99 

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Tamarix 

Tamarisk 

Tolerant of poor, dry soils. Likes to be cut to the 

ground each and every winter. 

Summer Glow 

zones 2-8 

Feathery silvery-blue foliage with rosy flower 

spikes all summer long. One of the hardiest 

varieties available! Height: 8-10’; Spread: 6-8’ 

6-30 008723 C3 $29.99 

Taxodium 

Bald Cypress 

distichum 

zones 4-10 

Foliage sprays are delicate and feathery. Tolerates 

wet soils. Height: 50-70’ 

011218 C15 $99.00 

Taxus 

Yew 

baccata Repandens 

English Yew 

zones 5-7 

Dwarf, wide spreading form with the tips of the 

branches pendulous; sickle shaped needles shining 

dark green above, dull green below. Height: 3-5’, 


017026 18” BB $29.99 

015151 C5 $49.99 

media Densiformis 

Dense Yew 

zones 4-7 

While this Yew can retain a height of up to 6 feet, 

it is easily maintained to 3-4 ft. Sun to shade, 

although growth is thicker in sun. Trim April-July 


001749 C5 $39.99 

001851 30” BB $99.00 

media Everlow 

Everlow Yew 

zones 4-7 

A dwarf, low growing and spreading evergreen 

shrub. Can be used in perennial gardens because 

of its small, compact size. Height: 12-18” x 4-5’ 

007707 C5 $42.99 

media Hicksii 

Hick’s Yew 

zones 4-7 

The Hicksi Yew or upright Yew has a distinctive 

columnar shape with a flat top when trimmed. The 

needles are lustrous dark green above and light 

green below. Easy to grow, it works well as a 

hedge or barrier to hide utility boxes and such. 

Although it can grow to 15 ft., once or twice a year 

trimming will keep Hicksi to a 4 ft. size for years. 


011761 C3 $29.99 

Thuja 

American Arborvitae 

occidentalis Danica 

American/Eastern Arborvitae 

zones 2-8 

Dwarf globe form of American Arborvitae that is 

somewhat broader than high. Foliage is bright 

emerald green turning bluish-green in winter. All 

branches are arranged in vertical sprays. 


006094 C1 $9.99 

000712 12” C2 $19.99 

occidentalis Emerald Green 

Emerald Green American/Eastern Arborvitae 

zones 2-8 

AKA Smargrd. Good emerald green color that 

holds well throughout the winter. A densely 

compact columnar form with twigs arranged in 

vertical planes. Great as a hedge, windbreak or 

screen. Height: 10-15’, Spread: 3-4’ 

006229 C6 $29.99 

010845 3-4’ BB $29.99 

007769 4-5’ BB $39.99 

001834 5-6’ BB $49.99 

003330 6-7’ BB $69.99 

017027 7-8’ BB $99.00 

occidentalis Fire Chief 

Fire Chief Globe Arborvitae 

zones 3-7 

Evergreen shrub with distinctive foliage coloration 

that is reddish at the tips. Forms a dense, globeshaped 

shrub. Height: 3-5’; Spread: 3-5’ 

016636 C3 $29.99 

occidentalis Mr. Bowling Ball 


zones 3-7 

AKA Bobozam. Perhaps worth owning just for its 

unique name, this new dwarf form reportedly 

forms a perfect ball no larger than 3 feet tall and 

wide. The foliage is dense and medium green, 

needing no pruning to remain neat and tidy. 

occidentalis Rheingold 

Rheingold Globe Arborvitae 

zones 3-7 

A very dense, globular shaped plant with very nice 

rich golden yellow foliage color. Foliage turns to 

copper gold in the winter months. Height: 4-5’, 


003507 C1 $9.99 

017902 C2 $19.99 

occidentalis Snowtip 

Snowtip American/Eastern Arborvitae 

zones 3-8 

Dark green foliage with creamy white variegated 

tips. Best color in summer and fall. Slow growing. 

Plant in full sun. a recent introduction, so size and 

habit information are not available but we believe 

it will grow to 8-10’ by 3-4’ 

014682 C3 $39.99 

occidentalis Yellow Ribbon 


zones 3-7 

An improved form, this narrow, upright selection 

provides dense, showy, golden-yellow foliage 

throughout the year. Line up a row of these 

distinctive plants to create a tall, durable hedge that 

brightens any site, or use one or more as 

exclamation points in the garden. Hardy and 

adaptable. Height: 8-10’; Spread: 2-3’ 

017620 C3 $29.99 

Thuja plicata or Western Red Cedars, are a great 

substitute for Arborvitae as they grow in sun or 

shade, well-drained or moist soils, are deerresistant, 

grow from old wood when trimmed 

heavily and are not bothered by heavy wet snows 

or ice storms. 

plicata Atrovirens 

Atrovirens Western Red Cedar 

zones 5-8 

Perhaps the best of the large, pyramidal 

arborvitaes! This cultivar has the potential to be 

over 50' tall. However, it rarely achieves this size 

in most landscapes because it is commonly 

maintained as a much shorter hedge. Somewhat 

lacy foliage is dark green. Height: 15-20’; 

Spread: 3-5’ (10-15 year size) 

016754 3-4’ BB $49.99 

017880 5-6’ BB $69.99 

007973 C2 $25.00 

009998 C3 $29.99 

014327 C5 $39.99 

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plicata Can Can 

Can Can Western Red Cedar 

zones 5-8 

This arborvitae has white tips on a dark green 

background foliage, is broadly conical, and 

extremely dense. This arborvitae is deer resistant 

and makes a beautiful specimen, screen or trimmed 

hedge. Slower growing then most other Thuja 

plicata. Height: 6-8’; Spread: 5-6’ 

016922 3-4’ BB $49.99 

016923 4-5’ BB $69.99 

plicata Green Giant 

Green Giant Western Red Cedar 

zones 5-8 

Green Giant grows into a tight, uniform, pyramidal 

tree with lustrous medium green foliage. Foliage is 

not known to yellow in the winter. Extremely fast 

growing… up to 3’ per year. Height: 25-35’; 


016128 3-4’ BB $69.99 

plicata Virescens 

Columnar Western Red Cedar 

zones 5-7 

A good choice if you simply want a bigger 

Emerald Green Arborvitae! A fast growing 

cultivar of the Western Red Cedar with a conical 

shape and dark green foliage well suited to hedging 

or screening use. Prefers moist, well-drained soil. 

Height: 20-25’; Spread: 10-12’ 

017150 4-5’ BB $59.99 

014779 5-6’ BB $69.99 

017882 6-7’ BB $79.99 

plicata Whipcord 

Whipcord Western Red Cedar 

zones 

The unusual foliage on this low, mop-head-like 

plant consists of long, thick, glossy tendrils. The 

many branches seem to explode upward and send 

sparks cascading in all directions. Green in 

summer, the foliage changes to bronze in winter, 

matching the richly colored wood. Height: 4-5’; 


017876 C6 $69.99 

Thujopsis 

Elkhorn Cedar 

dolobrata Nana Variegata 

Elkhorn Cedar 

zones 5-7 

More heavily variegated and compact than other 

forms, this wonderful selection has lime-green 

foliage liberally splashed with white and cream. 

Very slow-growing. Prefers rich, well-drained 

loam in a cool, lightly shaded area shield from 

direct sun and drying winds, as the branches burn 

easily. Height: 6’; Spread: 6’ 

018002 C1 $15.99 

017142 C3 $25.00 

Tsuga canadensis 

Canadian Hemlock 

canadensis 

zones 4-7 

Soft and gracefully pyramidal in youth with 

tapering trunk becoming pendulously pyramidal 

with age, one of the most beautiful conifers. An 

excellent subject for moist, well drained acidic 

soils, rock or sandy soils. Does not tolerate wind 

or drought, plant in sheltered locations, avoid 

windswept sites and polluted conditions. All are 

Ohio grown. Use peat moss and Iron Plus when 

planting. Holly-tone is an excellent fertilizer. 

Height: 50’, Spread: 25-35’ 

006848 C5 $25.00 

001827 3’ BB sheared $69.99 

000180 4’ BB sheared $119.99 

016470 5-6’ BB natural $129.99 


000181 5’ BB sheared $169.99 


000182 6’ BB sheared $219.00 


canadensis Cole’s Prostrate 

Cole’s Prostrate Canadian Hemlock 

zones 4-7 

This charming, slow growing prostrate Hemlock 

normally does not grow higher than one foot and 

offers the unique appearance of central bare 

branches. It can be staked upright to attain desired 

height then let to cascade in its natural form. It is 

slow growingand is ideal for creeping across the 

top of a wall. Height: (depends on staking); 


014683 C3 $69.99 

canadensis Fastigiata 

Columnar Canadian Hemlock 

zones 3-7 

An evergreen conifer with ascending branches and 

an upright, narrow columnar form. Foliage is dark 

green. Prefers sun/partial shade in well-drained 

soil. The mature height and spread shown below is 

based on size over a 10 year period only. 

Height: 5-6’; Spread: 2’ 

017135 C1 $19.99 

canadensis Gentsch White 

Gentsch White Canadian Hemlock 

zones 4-7 

Compact and low growing. Cream coloring on 

top. May burn during a hot, dry summer. 


014554 C1 $25.00 

005963 C3 $69.99 

canadensis Minuta 

Dwarf Canadian Hemlock 

zones 4-7 

A dense, bun-shaped, rare and aristocratic addition 

to your garden. One of the slowest growing 

hemlocks. Discovered by Daniel M. St. George of 

Charlotte, Vermont, from a group of seedlings. 

Height: Less than 12” in 10-15 years 

017877 C1 $29.99 

canadensis Pendula 

Weeping Canadian Hemlock 

zones 4-7 

A slow growing, weeping Hemlock with a graceful 

shape. Height: 5-8’. (Specimens will reach 5’ by 3’ 

in 10 years) 

005397 36-48” SPEC $159.99 

Viburnum 

Viburnum/Snowball Bush 

x carlecephalum 

Carlecephalum Fragrant Viburnum 

zones 5-8 

Introduced at the Royal Horticultural show in 

London in 1940 but did not appear on the market 

until 1964 because of World War II. Foliage is 

dark green with a slight luster in summer changing 

to reddish purple in fall. The extremely fragrant 

flowers are pink in bud, finally white, late April to 

early May. Height: 8-10’, Spread: 5-8’ 

007112 C7 $59.99 

carlesi Cayuga 

or carlecephalum Cayuga 

Cayuga Korean Spice Viburnum 

zones 4-7 

Sweetly fragrant white flowers open from pink 

buds. Best in part shade in summer. More 

compact than carlesi. Height: 5’ 

010418 C2 $25.99 

010313 15” C3 $35.99 

dentatum Cardinal Candy 

Cardinal Candy Viburnum 

zones 3-8 

Tons of creamy white flowers cover this well 

branched, rounded shrub in May. The fruit is 

remarkable and abundant. Bright red fruits appear 

in late summer and are still clinging to the shrub 

the next spring when the birds come to nibble them 

away. Height: 4-5’, Spread: 4-5’ 

010262 C3 $32.99 

nudum Winterthur 

Smooth Winterrod Viburnum 

zones 5-9 

Creamy white flowers in May, red fruit and winered 

fall color make this plant very attractive all 

season long. Height: 5-6’, Spread: 6’ 

002254 C3 $35.99 

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plicatum tomentosum Popcorn 

Popcorn Doublefile Viburnum 

zones 5-8 

Semi-rounded white flowers that look like balls of 

popcorn. A David Leach introduction. Height: 6’ 

007755 C5 $34.99 

005095 C10 $49.99 

plicatum tomentosum Shasta 

Shasta Doublefile Viburnum 

zones 5-8 

Broad, horizontally branched shrub. Sterile, 

marginal pure white flowers. Green foliage takes 

on a dark maroon color in fall. Height: 7-12’, 


001815 C10 $29.99 

Weigela florida 

Weigela 

Fine Wine 

zones 4-8 

AKA 'Bramwell'. The next generation of Wine & 

Roses with the same great dark burgundy foliage 

but with compact mounded habit similar to Spiraea 

japonica. It’s a refined plant with smaller leaves, 

abundant pink flowers and excellent texture. A 

great plant for the front of the border, the perennial 

bed, or used as a low foundation plant. 


017626 C1 $8.99 

Ghost 

zones 4-8 

A cool Weigela with dark red flowers in spring and 

remarkable foliage that magically turns to a 

ghostly, iridescent butter yellow as the summer 

progresses. Provides seasons of color. Reblooms if 

lightly pruned after flowering. Height: 4-5’, 


014800 C1½ $14.99 

014512 C3 $35.00 

Midnight Wine 

zones 4-8 

A marvelous low mounding dwarf version of Wine 

& Roses. Dark metallic burgundy-purple foliage 

and deep pink flowers. Height: 18-24” 

000425 C1½ $12.99 

011292 C2 $25.00 

007008 C3 $29.99 

My Monet 

zones 4-8 

Make an impression with this colorfully variegated, 

dwarf Weigela! Creamy edged leaves are infused 

with various shade of pink. This colorful sport of 

‘Tango’ is very hardy and easy to grow. Pink 

flowers in spring. Height: 12-24”, Spread: 12-24” 

Rainbow Sensation 

zones 4-8 

Even before the first flowers appear, Rainbow 

Sensation will brighten your garden with its 

attractive, variegated foliage. Dense clusters of soft 

pink flowers bloom profusely in May. 


017623 C3 $29.99 

Wine & Roses 

zones 4-8 

Maroon foliage with hot pink flowers in June. 

One of our favorite landsape shrubs! 


010554 C1½ $12.99 

012318 C3 $29.99 

005901 C5 $35.99 

Yucca filamentosa 

Adam’s Needle 

Color Guard 

zones 4-10 

This is the best gold centered variegated Yucca on 

the market. The growth habit is similar to Golden 

Sword except that the center coloration brightens to 

a creamy gold in mid summer when others begin to 

fade. White flowers in spring. Flowers get lightly 

fragrant in the evening. Height: 3’ 

012275 C1½ $12.99 

007072 C3 $25.00 

Asparagus 

One of the most permanent and dependable 

of home garden vegetables. Plants take 2 to 

3 years to come into full production but then 

furnish delicious spears every spring. 

Grows to 36-48” by 18”. 

Available early spring only. 

Zones 2-8 

Jersey Knight 

zones 2-8 

Male plants producing a very high yield as the 

plant doesn’t use its nutrients to produce flowers 

and seeds. Spears are extra large, uniform and very 

tender. Harvest April to mid May. 

007736 BR $0.99 

-or- 10 for $7.99 

Mary Washington 

zones 3-7 

A vigorous growing asparagus that has 

demonstrated fairly reliable resistance to rust. 

Tightly budded stalks hold at peak quality and 

flavor over an extra-long cutting period. Rich, 

emerald green spears are uniform in size, 

measuring approximately 10 inches long. They 

have a delicate, delicious flavor when cooked. 

005209 Q $3.99 

017962 C1 $4.99 

Purple Passion 

zones 3-8 

Its spears are larger and more tender than green 

asparagus. Without any of the strings that can make 

green asparagus tough, the whole spear can be 

cooked. But what’s really different about Purple 

Passion is its taste. It has so much more natural 

sugar it’s often snapped off and eaten raw. When 

cooked, its sweetness gives it a mild, nutty flavor. 

017963 C1 $4.99 

Sweet Purple 

zones 2-9 

Larger and more tender option to green asparagus. 

Wonderfully mild, nutty flavor when cooked— 

20% higher sugar content than green varieties 

makes Sweet Purple delicious even raw! Spears 

turn green when cooked. 

015441 C1 $5.99 

012350 C1 $12.99 

016083 C2 $25.00 

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Blackberry 

The domesticated varieties of Blackberry have 

delicious differences then their wild growing 

cousins. Prune our all canes in the fall after they 

bear fruit and be sure to train or wires or fences. 

Blackberries bear on last years growth. 

Illini Hardy 

zones 5-10 

An erect, thorny variety that is vigorous and quite 

winter hardy. Illini Hardy yields an excellent crop 

of shiny black, medium-sized, flavorful berries. 

Plants are thorny, 5-6 feet tall, sucker mainly from 

the base, and are resistant to Phytophthora root rot. 

016113 C2 $14.99 

Triple Crown 

zones 5-8 

This thornless Blackberry is named for its three 

crowning attributes – flavor, productivity and 

vigor. Ripens July 10 - August 10. The plants 

yield large, glossy black fruits that are pleasantly 

firm. 

012856 C2 $12.99 

Blueberry 

Blueberries thrive under conditions that suit 

Rhododendrons and Azaleas, to which they are 

related. Requires sun and cool, moist, welldrained 

acidic soil. Most blueberries grown for 

fruit are also handsome plants suitable for hedges 

or shrub borders. Dark green or blue-green 

leaves change to red, orange or yellow 

combinations in autumn. (Need 2 varieties for 

pollination.) Holly-tone is an excellent fertilizer. 

See our blueberry chart for even more info. 

Berkley 

Northern Highbush 

zones 5-7 

Berkeley is one of the most popular home garden 

varieties. This handsome, easy to grow bush is an 

excellent producer in mild climates. Bright yellow 

wood in the winter contrasts nicely with red 

wooded varieties. Avoid planting in colder exposed 

areas or areas prone to frost pockets. 

Ripening Season: Mid-Late (July 14 – Aug 10) 

Flavor: Mild 

016437 C1½ $12.99 

000948 C3 $29.99 

017240 C7 $59.99 

Bluecrop 


zones 4-7 

Considered the best all around variety for 

adaptability, consistent yields, high quality fruit 

and disease resistance. There are other varieties 

with better ornamental value but none perform 

better in the garden. Bluecrop is perhaps the most 

widely planted variety in the U.S. 

Ripening Season: Mid (July 14 – Aug 10) 

Flavor: Sweet/Flavorful 

014486 C1 $9.99 

016436 C1½ $12.99 

015447 C2 $19.99 

004152 C3 $29.99 

015001 C7 $59.99 

Bluegold 


zones 4-7 

Cold-hardy Bluegold is a perfect for landscaping. 

Fall foliage and winter wood are a golden yellow, 

followed by bright white blooms in the spring. The 

sky blue colored berries form large clusters that are 

easy to pick. 


Flavor: Sweet/Flavorful 

016439 C1½ $12.99 

Bluejay 


zones 4-7 

Bluejay grows rapidly and is relatively easy to 

establish. Long, loose clusters of light blue fruit 

will hang on the bush for long periods without loss 

of quality, making it one of the best berries for 

freezing, pies and even for canning. Light green 

colored leaves in summer reveal bright yellow 

canes and branches in winter. 

Ripening Season: Early-Mid (July 14-30) 

Flavor: Mild 

016438 C1½ $12.99 

014500 C3 $29.99 

017241 C7 $59.99 

Blueray 


zones 4-7 

An old favorite and versatile variety, Blueray 

performs particularly well in areas with hot 

summers or very cold winters, and produces high 

quality berries with outstanding dessert flavor. The 

stunning rosy-pink flowers turn bright white when 

in full bloom. 


Flavor: Sweet 

016440 C1½ $12.99 

015294 C3 $29.99 

Bluetta 


zones 4-7 

Bluetta is a great candidate for colder climates 

because it blooms a little later, yet ripens early. It 

is very productive, yielding berries that are slightly 

dark and medium-sized, with a unique wild flavor. 

Bluetta is compact in growh and has notable scarlet 

colors in fall, making it an excellent selection for 

edible landscaping. 

Ripening Season: Very early (June 25 – July 15) 

Flavor: Tangy 

015293 C3 $29.99 

Bonus 


zones 4-7 

Very good hardiness and productivity. Bushes are 

vigorous and fruit is very large, very firm, medium 

blue with very good flavor. Bonus blueberries are 

quarter to half-dollar size which makes them the 

largest blueberries on the market today! 

Ripening Season: Mid-Late (July 21 –Aug 14) 

Flavor: Excellent 

Aug 2011 016894 C1½ $12.99 

Brigitta 


zones 4-7 

This easy to grow hybrid from Australia yields one 

of the highest quality berries available. The flavor 

strikes a perfect balance-sweet yet slightly tart. 

Brigitta berries possess an amazing shelf life. A 

fast growth with deep green foliage and bronze 

tinted new growth. Plant with Bluecrop for the 

best results. 

Ripening Season: Late (July 21 –Aug 14) 

Flavor: Sweet Tart 

014979 C3 $29.99 

Brunswick 

Wild Lowbush Huckleberry 

zones 3-7 

Brunswick forms a dense ground cover 8-12” high. 

The dark green glossy rounded leaves are a perfect 

backdrop to the sky blue pea-sized fruit. 

Brunswick scores high style points with amazing 

red fall colors. 

Ripening Season: Mid (July 5-15) 

Flavor: Wild 

016434 C1½ $12.99 

014604 C1 $9.99 

Chandler 

Northen Highbush 

zones 3-7 

Along with Bonus, Chandler holds the distinction 

of being the world’s largest blueberry. The long 

ripening season will provide gardeners with a 

bounty of flavorful, fresh picked fruit for up to six 

weeks. Eaten by the handful or presented with a 

specialty dessert, Chandler will be a favorite. 

Ripening Season: Mid-Late (July 14-Aug 21) 

Flavor: Mild 

014472 C3 $29.99 

014473 C6 $39.99 

015444 C7 $59.99 

Chippewa 

Half-High Blueberry 

zones 3-7 

Chippewa is a 1996 release from Minnesota. The 

bush is slightly larger than Polaris and more 

upright than Northblue. Berries are sky blue and 

the largest of all half-high types. Yields average 

etween 3 to 7 pounds per bush at maturity. Also 

excellent for landscape use. 


Flavor: Sweet 

016891 C1½ $12.99 

014489 C3 $29.99 

Darrow 


zones 5-7 

Darrow boasts one of the largest berries of all 

cultivars, yielding fruit that will cover a quarter! 

The berries are slightly flat and light blue with a 

memorable robust flavor, making them well worth 

every gardeners effort. 

Ripening Season: Late (Aug 1-30) 

Flavor: Juicy Robust/Tart 

016441 C1½ $12.99 

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Duke 


zones 4-7 

Duke is the most widely planted early ripening 

northen variety, and for good reason. It’s a heavy 

consistent producer with an attractive, firm, light 

blue high quality berry. Duke blooms late but 

ripens early, which protects the blossoms from 

spring frosts. Branches may droop to the ground 

when laden with fruit, prompting many gardeners 

to simply use a trellis for support. 

Ripening Season: Early (July 5-20) 

Flavor: Midly sweet 

016890 C1½ $12.99 

014497 C3 $29.99 

017242 C7 $59.99 

Earliblue 


zones 5-7 

First to ripen and early to bloom, this upright bush 

produces stout canes with bright red wood, while 

displaying large glossy green leaves in the summer 

and brilliant mixed red colors in the fall. Berries 

are light blue and large in size. Plant where 

blueberries are well suited and avoid frost pockets. 

Ripening Season: Very early (June 25 – July 15) 

Flavor: Sweet 

016442 C1½ $12.99 

015002 C7 $59.99 

Elliot 


zones 4-7 

With this variety, home gardeners can enjoy fresh 

berries clear through September. Bright burgundycolored 

wood accents the gray-green foliage and 

sky blue berries. The late bloom period that avoids 

most spring frosts and the typically heavy bud set 

warrant extra pruning, but the bountiful crops of 

larger fruit are worth the effort. The berry can be 

quite tart unless picked fully ripe. 

Ripening Season: Very Late (Aug 7 – Sept 1) 

Flavor: Tangy/Tart 

Aug 2011 016893 C1½ $12.99 

014487 C3 $29.99 

Hardyblue 


zones 4-7 

Hardyblue is an old established variety in the 

Pacific Northwest that is known for heavy crops of 

superior flavored, sweet berries. The dark blue 

fruit is perfect for muffins and pancakes. 

Hardyblue has a reputation for being adaptable to 

many soil types, including heavier clay soils. The 

dark red wood is striking in a winter landscape. 


Flavor: Very Sweet 

016435 C1½ $12.99 

013144 C3 $29.99 

015443 C7 $59.99 

Jersey 


zones 4-7 

One of the oldest and most widely grown of all 

varieties, Jersey is a favorite for home gardeners 

wanting an easy to grow bush that produces 

reliably heavy late season crops year after year. 

This bush tolerates a wide range of soil types. 

Small to medium sized fruit is good for baking. 

Ripening Season: Late (July 25 – Aug 21) 

Flavor: Sweet 

016443 C1½ $12.99 

015292 C3 $29.99 

Legacy 


zones 5-8 

This interesting release from the USDA Blueberry 

Research Station in New Jersey keeps many of its 

leaves through mild winters, and offers a very 

different look in the landscape. Folige turns 

crimson in the fall. Legacy is both a vigorous 

grower and heavy producer, rating as one of the 

best flavored varieties in the USDA trials. 

Ripening Season: Late (July 25 – Aug 21) 

Flavor: Robust/Excellent Flavor 

016444 C1½ $12.99 

Nelson 


zones 3-7 

The very large, highly flavorful sweet fruits ripen 

in abundance in mid-summer. The firm, succulent, 

light-blue berries are excellent fresh, frozen, baked, 

or preserved. Small pinkish-white urn-shaped 

flowers precede the fruits. The oval glossy green 

leaves turn fiery colors in fall. Conspicuous purplered 

twigs provide winter interest. 

Ripening Season: Late Mid-Season (Aug 15) 

Flavor: Sweet/Firm/Succulent 

Aug 2011 016910 C1½ $12.99 

Northblue 


zones 3-7 

Northblue is a proven producer of quality fruit in 

cold climates, yielding 3-7 pounds per mature 

bush. The fruit has a “wild” taste that makes it 

excellent for baking or fresh eating. Northblue has 

survived winter temperatures to minus 35 degrees, 

although production is maximized when snow 

protection is adequate. Recommended for those 

desiring a higher yielding cold-hardy variety. Also 

excellent for landscape use. 


Flavor: Wild 

016088 C1½ $14.99 

011961 C3 $29.99 

Northcountry 


zones 3-7 

Northcountry grows slightly larger than Northsky, 

reaching 3 feet in diameter. It is also more vigorous 

and adaptable in less than optimum soil types. 

Yields will range between 2 to 5 pounds per mature 

bush. With its dark green summer foliage and 

scarlet fall color. Also excellent for landscape use. 

Ripening Season: Early-Mid (July 7-25) 

Flavor: Wild 

017017 C1½ $12.99 

Northsky 


zones 3-7 

Northsky is the most cold-hardy of all blueberries 

and can survive extreme winter conditions. 

Northsky is particularly well suited for container 

growing, borders or group plantings. The bush 

grows 2-3 feet wide and begins spring completely 

covered in snow-white blooms. The foliage is 

dense, with small glossy green leaves in summer. 

Yields range from 1-2 pounds per bush. 


Flavor: Wild 

015290 C3 $29.99 

Patriot 


zones 3-7 

Patriot was selected for home gardeners who desire 

a cold-hardy variety that bears consistent crops. It 

is adaptable to many soil types and may perform 

better in wetter soils than many other varieties. 

Patriot makes an excellent landscape variety with 

its showy white blooms in the spring, dark green 

summer foliage and fiery orange-red fall colors. 


Flavor: Tangy 

016446 C1½ $12.99 

011324 C3 $29.99 

Pink Lemonade 


zones 3-7 

The world’s only pink blueberry! In spring, the 

glossy green foliage is dotted with small, sweetly 

fragrant shell-pink blooms. The mid-sized fruit 

begins pale green, then gradually blushes pink 

before ripening to a deep rosy shade. Foliage turns 

to brilliant reddish-orange in fall. Even in winter, 

russet-red bare stems keep this one interesting. 

Ripening Season: Mid-Late (Mid July-Mid Aug) 

Flavor: Mild/Sweet/Firm 

017915 C1 $16.99 

016937 C1½ $17.99 

Polaris 


zones 3-7 

Polaris, a 1996 relesae from Minnesota, is 

recommended where a cold-hardy, early ripening 

companion to Northblue or Chippewa is desired. 

The berries are aromatic and very sweet. For best 

pollination and fruit set, plant Polaris alongside 

other cold hardy varieties. Also excellent for 

landscape use. 


Flavor: Sweet 

017016 C1½ $12.99 

Rubel 


zones 4-7 

Discovered in the early 1900’s, Rubel has 

remained popular due to its delectable full-flavored 

small berries, perfect for pies and muffins. As 

blueberries have gained attention due to their 

extremely high antioxidant levels, research has 

shown that Rubel scores higher than most others, 

truly the reigning “king” of health foods! Rubel is 

cold-hardy and a consistent producer. 

Ripening Season: Mid-Late (July 21 – Aug 14) 

Flavor: Sweet/Instense Flavor 

Aug 2011 014601 C1 $12.99 

015291 C3 $29.99 

Ruby Carpet 

Wild Lowbush 

zones 3-7 

Plant this lowbush blueberry variety to create a 

fiery landscape in autumn with their hues of ruby 

red and blazing orange. In addition to its 

ornamental use, Ruby Carpet produces tasty small 

fruits that are perfect for baking. 

Ripening Season: Early-Mid (June) 

Flavor: Sweet/Wild 

Aug 2011 016911 C1½ $9.99 

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Spartan 


zones 5-7 

Spartan is one of the most attractive, easy to pick 

and best flavored blueberries, making it a favorite 

at farm market stands and with home gardeners. 

Spartan can be particular about soil types, 

requiring a site with light, well-drained soils 

and abundant organic matter. 


Flavor: Tangy sweet 

016445 C1½ $12.99 

014470 C3 $29.99 

Top Hat 

Wild Lowbush Huckleberry 

zones 3-7 

A perfect name for this dwarf cultivar as it grows 

1-2’ high and wide. Top Hat is the result of 

crossing a short stature Highbush with a compact, 

small Lowbush Blueberry. Plentiful white blooms 

in spring give way to attractive light blue berries 

that are pea-sized and larger. Top Hat is perfect for 

defined border plantings or growing in patio 

containers. 


Flavor: Wild 

016089 C1½ $17.99 

015766 C3 $29.99 

Toro 


zones 4-7 

Toro continues to amaze us with its easy to pick 

berrires that hang like grapes from the stocky bush. 

While not as of a fast grower as some of the other 

varieties, Toro has outstanding ornamental 

qualities. The flowers turn from hot pink to bright 

white and contrast nicely with the bronze colored 

spring foliage. Deep green summer foliage turns to 

the brightest of reds in the fall. 


Flavor: Mild Sweet 

Aug 2011 016892 C1½ $12.99 

014492 C3 $29.99 

017243 C7 $59.99 

Cranberry 

macrocarpon 

“Pilgrim Cranberry” 

zones 4-7 

This plant is an attractive ground cover that spreads 

quickly. Small pink flowers are followed by an 

abundance of large red fruit with traditional tart 

cranberry flavor. Self-pollinating. Height 6" 

Aug 2011 010535 C2 $19.99 

Currant 

Multi-stemmed, thornless shrubs to 3-5 feet high 

and equally wide, depending on vigor and variety. 

Attractive lobed, toothed leaves to 3 inches wide 

drop in early fall. Drooping clusters of yellowish 

flowers bloom in early spring, followed in summer 

by fruit used in jellies, jams and preserves. 

Ben Sarek 

zones 3-7 

A black currant cultivar which is grown 

primarily for fruit production. It is a compact, 

mounding, deciduous shrub which grows 

3-4' tall. Spring flowers give way to long, pendant 

clusters of black currants which ripen in June-July. 

016116 C3 $25.00 

Consort Black 

zones 3-7 

Drooping clusters of whitish flowers turn to juicy, 

shiny black fruits with blackberry-currant (sweettart) 

flavor. Fruit used in jams, jellies and sauces. 

6-1 006692 C3 $14.99 

Crandall 

zones 5-8 

Large, bright, good flavored firm berries borne in 

large, easily picked bunches. Excellent for jelly. 

Fruit ends June to mid-August. Cut to the ground 

stems older than 3 years. Plant 6’ apart. 

012857 C3 $25.00 

Jonkheer van Tets 

zones 3-7 

This red currant selection from Holland is a heavy 

producer of large dark red, fine flavored fruit. 

Considered by many to be the best flavored red 

currant variety in the world. 

016114 C3 $25.00 

Pink Champagne 

zones 3-7 

Make a toast to the perfect jelly currant. This 

pretty-in-pink cross between red and white currants 

produces sweet berries that taste great off the bush. 

And you'll love the jams and jellies. 

016115 C3 $25.00 

Red Lake 

zones 3-7 

Red Lake is grown primarily for its long pendant 

clusters of bright red currants which ripen in July. 

The currants are somewhat tart and may be eaten 

right off the shrub or used to make jams, jellies and 

pies.Fruit ends June to mid-August. 

6-1 014899 C3 $16.99 

Elderberry 

Foliage is almost tropical looking; each leaf has 

seven 2-6 inch long leaflets. Flat, creamy white 

flower clusters in early summer, followed by tasty 

purple-black fruit used for pies; both flowers and 

fruit used for wine. Ripens early August in Ohio. 

Broad serrated foliage gives a tropical effect. 

Attracts birds. Grows in wet or well-drained soil. 

Plant two varieties for pollination. 

Adams 

zones 3-9 

This variety was selected for its large clusters of 

dark blue to black fruit. Useful in orchard, hedge, 

shrub border and naturalized plantings. Fruit 

production is increased when planted with 'York' or 

‘Johns’ Elderberry. 

016177 C5 $19.99 

Johns 

zones 3-9 

Johns will produce 30 pounds of sweet, slightly 

tangy berries each year! It is the highest yielding 

variety. Height: 6-10’ x 6-8’ 

Aug 2011 017427 C2 $12.99 

016176 C3 $19.99 

Gooseberry 

Pink fruit grown for pies and canning. Maple-like 

leaves. Fruit often striped longitudinally, 

decorative. At the end of the growing season, cut 

out all weak canes and remove canes that fruited 

during the season. 

Hinnomaki Red 

zones 3-7 

Dark red medium size fruit with tangy outer skin 

and sweet flesh. The fruit is perfect for bottling 

and preserves, but if left to ripen fully can be used 

as a dessert gooseberry. 

016117 C3 $25.00 

Grape 

Use for fruit, shade and fall color. A single 

grapevine can produce enough new growth every 

year to arch over a walk, arbor, form a leafy 

wall, or provide an umbrella of shade over deck 

or terrace. Grapes are one of the few ornamental 

vines with bold, textured foliage, colorful edible 

fruit and winter interest. 

Catawba (red) 

zones 5-8 

A purplish-red grape that is commonly used for 

wines, champagnes, jams/jellies and juice. The 

Catawba Grape has a very sweet taste that makes it 

perfect to serve fresh on the table. Ripens late 

September in Ohio. 

014902 C2 $10.99 

Concord (blue) 

zones 5-8 

Midseason. Oldest cultivated American grape and 

the one most commonly used for juice and jelly. 

Its unbeatable for hardiness, vigor and disease 

resistant Seeded dark blue fruit. 2 year. 

014900 C2 $9.99 

Concord Seedless (blue) 

zones 5-8 

Enjoy our seedless variety of one of the most 

famous and popular grape varieties of all time. 

You’ll get all the flavor, vigor and productivity of 

the original, but you won’t have to deal with the 

seeds. It even ripens slightly ahead of the original 

Concord. Ripens in mid-September in Ohio. 

014903 C2 $14.99 

Himrod White Seedless (white) 

zones 5-8 

Himrod white seedless is a reliable vine producing 

large loose bunches of white seedless grapes with a 

light, honey-like flavor and melting texture. Very 

similar to “supermarket" grapes... not that there is 

ever any comparison between supermarket grapes 

and the fresh, deep flavor of home grown, fully 

ripened grapes right from a sun-kissed vine! Fruits 

are sweet, large and firm. Ripens early September 

in Ohio. 

014895 C2 $14.99 

Niagara (yellow) 

zones 5-8 

Large, luminescent grapes that change from light 

green to a delicate yellow as the growing season 

advances. Also noted for their handsome, showy 

appearance and by their pleasant aroma and sweet 

to tart taste. the unique Produces seeds; good for 

eating, wine or juice. 2 year. 

014901 C2 $10.99 

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Reliance Red Seedless (red) 

zones 5-8 

Best tasting for eating fresh or making a delicious 

hot pie! This juicy grape is a favorite for its deep 

red color and full rich flavor. What a perfect 

addition to your summer salad! Chilled, Reliance 

Seedless is an irresistible snack for your children 

(you, too). Vigorous vines give you big clusters 

of these beauties. Blooms late and is disease 

resistant. Ripens late August in Ohio. 

000357 C2 $14.99 

Horseradish 

A large, coarse, weedy-looking plant grown for its 

large, white roots, which are peeled and grated. 

Grow it in a sunny out-of-the-way corner. 

Big Top 

zones 3-8 

After the first frost in fall kills the leaves, dig the 

root and harvest. Harvest the main root but leave 

one or more large off shoots of the main root to 

replant. The spicy hot roots will keep for months 

in the refrigerator. 

014852 C2 $6.99 

Raspberry 

Most popular and heaviest bearing raspberries are 

red. There are two types: summer-bearing 

raspberries, which bear annually in summer on 2 

year old canes; and everbearing raspberries, which 

bear twice on each cane. In both types, fruit 

follows loose clusters of white flowers. At the end 

of the growing season, cut out all weak canes and 

remove canes that fruited during the season. In late 

winter or early spring, cut back to 10-15” on strong 

canes, 3-4” on weak canes. 

Anne (yellow/everbearing) 

zones 4-9 

Anne is known for its size, color and super sweet 

flavor! Fruits ripen late August and bear through 

the first hard frost. One of the best, if not THE 

best yellow variety! 

014897 C2 $9.99 

Caroline (red/ever bearing) 

zones 4-10 

Caroline is considered one of the truly superior 

everbearing red raspberries! The large and firm 

berries (larger than ‘Heritage’) are produced from 

vigorous canes starting in early June and 

continuing with delicious berries through fall. 

They have a full-bodied, intense flavor that no 

store-bought Raspberry can hope to equal. Can 

them or eat them fresh, use them in cooking. 

013761 C2 $9.99 

Jewel (black/summer bearing) 

zones 3-8 

If you’re looking for reliability and hardiness in 

raspberries, Jewel is for you. Compact clusters of 

large, juicy black raspberries with few seeds from 

vigorous plants. Ripens early July. 

010582 C2 $12.99 

Latham (red/everbearing) 

zones 3-8 

A popular red raspberry that produces large crops 

of big juicy berries. It makes a delicious jam or a 

dessert as well as for fresh eating. A sure cropper 

for home use, this variety starts ripening in July 

and continues to ripen over a long period of time. 

016490 C2 $11.99 

Nova Red (red/summer bearing) 

zones 3-7 

Noted for its winter hardiness but also has good 

disease resistance. The medium-large berries have 

good flavor and production. Each fruit has a nice 

flavor, slightly tart, that works well in jams, 

preserves or eating fresh. Almost thornless. 

014896 C2 $9.99 

Prelude (red/summer bearing) 

zones 4-8 

Prelude is identified as the earliest ripening 

summer red raspberry, ripening in mid-June. 

Although Prelude is also fall-bearing, it produces 

the biggest portion of its crop in the spring. Very 

winter hardy and vigorous, Prelude berries are 

round-conic, coherent, with very good flavor. An 

excellent choice when early fruit and quality are 

required. 

016112 C2 $9.99 

Purple Royalty (purple/summer bearing) 

zones 4-8 

Royalty is a blend of red raspberry vigor and black 

raspberry habit, with the best flavors of its parents. 

Very large fruits have sweet flavor. Can be picked 

in 3 stages: red, purple and black. Each stage has a 

different flavor. High yielding and excellent for 

processing into jelly and jams. 

014898 C2 $12.99 

Rhubarb 

Big, elongated, crinkled, heart-shaped leaves and 

red-tinted leaf stalks are showy enough to qualify 

for display in the garden. Allow plants to grow 2-4 

full seasons before harvesting. Stop harvesting 

when slender leafstalks appear. After harvest, feed 

and water freely. Pull stalks to harvest. Great for 

pies and sauce. A good source of iron. 

Crimson Cherry 

zones 2-9 

An excellent grower that produces big, bright red 

stalks. 

013762 C2 $12.99 

Victoria 

zones 3-8 

An excellent grower that produces big, bright red 

stalks. 

010583 C1 $9.99 

Strawberry 

June-bearing types produce one crop per year in 

late spring or early summer; generally, they are the 

highest quality strawberries you can grow. Dayneutral 

or everbearing kinds flower and set fruit 

over a longer season. Their harvest tends to peak 

in early summer, then continue through fall. 

Plant 12-24” apart in a row with 24-48” 

between rows. All varieties are virus-indexed 

except for Sure Crop & Ozark Beauty. 

Darselect (June bearing) 

zones 4-8 

Darselect bears large fruits with good shape. Fruits 

have a very good sweet taste with a strong 

traditional aromatic fragrance. Moderately tolerant 

to crown rot and verticillium wilt. 

5-1 014848 P4½ $1.99 

Earliglow (June bearing) 

zones 4-8 

Heirloom quality. “Wonderful strawberry flavor” 

is this variety’s trademark. The fruit has a very 

firm, glossy skin, firm flesh and medium size. 

Its sweet flavor makes the variety excellent for 

fresh eating and freezing. Fruit size 

tends to decrease as season progresses. 

Good resistance to verticillium wilt. 

5-1 014847 P4½ $1.49 

Jewell (Red, June bearing) 

zones 4-8 

This very productive variety originated in 1880! 

Jewell is known for its large sized fruits that start 

bright red and change to crimson as they age. 

Very productive 

5-1 014846 P4½ $1.49 

Ozark Beauty (Ever bearing) 

zones 4-8 

This popular everbearer is famous for it’s large 

yields of bright red berries. Ozark Beauty 

produces fruits from June to September. 

5-1 012859 P4½ $1.49 

Record (July bearing) 

zones 4-8 

Record is a hybrid, with improved red color, berry 

quality, and overall performance. The first fruit is 

normally picked between July 1st and 3rd, the last 

pick is July 17th. Record is a very vigorous plant 

with no apparent foliage issues. We highly 

recommend Record for very late season 

production. 

5-1 016111 P4½ $1.99 

Sure Crop (June bearing) 

zones 4-9 

A favorite for years and years! Big yields of juicy 

strawberries in June. Sure Crop was developed by 

the USDA to be very heavy-yeilding, adaptable 

and disease resistant. 

5-1 012858 P4½ $1.49 

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Home fruit gardening offers many benefits - 

exercise, enjoyment, a supply of delicious 

fruits, enhancement of the home landscape 

and a truly educational experience! Many more 

varieties of locally grown bare-root fruit trees are 

available if orders are received before April 10 th . 

Apple 

Most widely adapted deciduous fruit tree. 

Fruit ripens from July to early November, 

depending on variety. All apples except Golden 

Delicious require cross-pollination for good fruit 

set. Golden Delicious is a strong pollinator 

for almost all apples. 

Cortland (red/semi dwarf) 

zones 4-6 

A cross between McIntosh and Ben Davis that 

inherited the good qualities of both parents. Fruit 

is beautiful, red and very large with pure white 

flesh. Bears heavier than other varieties. 10-12’ 

007436 C7 $49.99 

Empire (red/semi dwarf) 

zones 4-7 

September 20 th - Late midseason. A cross 

between McIntosh and Delicious. Small to 

medium, roundish dark red fruits. Flesh is creamy 

white, juicy, crisp, mildly tart. 10-12’. 

007438 C7 $49.99 

Golden Sentinel (columnar) 

zones 5-10 

Ripens in September. Sweet, golden fruits. 

Pollinate with scarlet Sentinel, Northpole or 

another mid-season. 

017122 C10 $79.99 

Golden Delicious (yellow/semi dwarf) 

zones 5-10 

SELF POLLINATING! September 20 th - Late 

midseason. Medium to large clear yellow. Highly 

aromatic, crisp. Excellent for eating fresh and 

cooking. Heavy pollen production makes it a good 

pollinator. Dwarf, 10-12’. 

010491 FB $39.99 

Jonathan (red/semi dwarf) 

zones 4-8 

Self pollinating. Very good, sweet, tart flavor. A 

better fresh eating apple than for sauces or baking. 

Late ripening in September. 

010492 FB $39.99 

Liberty (red/semi dwarf) 

zones 4-8 

Similar to McIntosh but with a more tart flavor and 

crisper fruit. Liberty is highly productive and 

resistant to the major apple diseases. 

015552 C7 $49.99 

Macoun (red/semi dwarf) 

zones 5-8 

Dessert-type apple exhibiting similar 

characteristics to McIntosh. Macoun is recognized 

in the Northeast for its high quality. Flesh is white, 

firm, and juicy. Macoun blooms in mid-season and 

will pollinate all other early blooming apple 

varieties, varieties blooming in the middle of the 

season, and also varieties blooming late in the 

season. 

015553 C7 $49.99 

Melrose (red/semi dwarf) 

zones 5-8 

Melrose is a popular apple in Ohio where is 

originated. Resembling Jonathan in appearance but 

ripens later in the season before Red Rome Beauty. 

It is an excellent dessert quality apple with great 

keeping qualities. 

010216 C7 $49.99 

McIntosh (red-green/semi dwarf) 

zones 4-7 

An early, heavy producer with soft and fine 

textured white flesh. Flavor is distinctively tangy 

and aromatic. McIntosh has rather tough skin that 

has mixed red and green coloring. A favorite apple 

for eating out of hand but is also widely used in 

salads, sauces and pies. 

015554 C7 $49.99 

Mutsu AKA Crispin (yellow-green, Dwarf) 

zones 4-8 

An exceptional apple with very large fruits that 

mature late and stay in perfect shape in storage for 

months. Yellow-green fruits have tender-crisp 

flesh and a dessert apple taste. Makes tasty sauce 

and cider. 

01555 C7 $49.99 

Northpole (columnar) 

zones 5-10 

Ripens in September. Juicy white flesh tasts like its 

parent McIntosh. Pollinate with Scarlet Sentinel, 

Golden Sentinel or another mid-season. 

017123 C10 $79.99 

Pristine (yellow/semi dwarf) 

zones 5-8 

An early ripening yellow apple with a smooth, firm 

texture that is great for eating. The fruit is tasty 

and quite firm and crips for being so early. It 

ripens early in August, just after Lodi. It is one of 

the best early disease resistant varieties. 

016174 C7 $49.99 

Red Rome Beauty (red/semi dwarf) 

zones 4-8 

An old-time favorite for cooking, baking and cider. 

Red Rome is a medium to large sized apple with 

red skin and very firm, hard, white flesh. It ripens 

late in the season. Flavor is best when given plenty 

of time to ripen. 

015556 C7 $49.99 

Scarlet Sentinel (columnar) 

zones 5-10 

Ripens in September. Sweet crisp, juicy flesh, 

blush red color. Pollinate with Golden Sentinel, 

Northpole or another mid-season. 

017123 C10 $79.99 

Annuals are listed by COMMON NAME 

and sorted by POT SIZE 

Annual Flats 

Hybrid or Ivy Bedding Geranium 

Flat/24 005878 $25.99 

Pack/2 008579 $2.49 

New Guinea Impatien or Non-Stop Begonias 


Pack/3 008577 $2.99 

Vegetable & Flower Flats 


Pack/4 004507 $1.99 

3½” Potted Material 

Draceana (Spike) 013061 $2.99 


Ageratum 012778 $4.99 

Artist Blue 

Argyranthemum 017736 $3.99 

Butterfly, Pink. Primrose, Red 

Bacopa 011458* $3.99 

Blue Pearl, Falls White 

*5 or more for $3.49 each 


Begonia, Non-Stop 015133 $3.99 

Orange, pink, red, salmon, white, yellow 

Begonia, Reiger 012742 $5.99 

Begonia, Wax 018091 $2.59 

Bronze: pink, red, white; Green: pink, red 

Bidens 012780 $3.99 

Namid Compact 

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Bracteantha 012781 $3.99 

Mohave Fire 

Calibrachoa/Million Bells 013082* $3.99 

Apricot red eye, coral pink, dark blue, double 

orange, double yellow, lemon, perfect white, 

vampire red 



Coleus 013132 $4.99 

Henna, Mosaic Amazon Green, Mosaic Burgundy 

Velvet, Mosaic Lava Red 

Cuphea/Mexican Heather 012796 $4.99 

Allyson 

Dahlietta 014055 $4.99 

Bicolor, orange, pink, red, white, yellow 

Diascia 012783 $3.99 

Coral red, dark salmon 

Dorotheanthus 017740 $4.99 

Red trailing 

Echeveria 017304 $4.99 

Assorted 

Euphorbia 016547/012784 $4.99 

Breathless Blush, Diamond Frost 

Fibre Optic Grass 010625 $3.99 

Isolepsis 

Fucshia 012797 $3.99 

Dollar Princess, Patio Pricess 

Geranium, Vining 014063 $4.99 

Bicolor, Orchid, Pink, Red 

Gerber Daisy 012739 $5.99 

Festival, Royal Form 

Impatien 015132 $2.59 

Assorted 

Impatien, Double 013131 $4.99 

Cherry red, pink, pink bicolor, red bicolor, salmon, 

spicy orange 

Impatien, New Guinea 011585 $4.29 

Cherry Red, Lilac, Orange, Orange Frost, Pink, 

Red, Ruby Flash, Salmon, White 

Iresine 017884 $3.99 

Bloodleaf 

Juncus 017883 $5.99 

Spiralis 

Lamium 015134/008587 $3.99 

Beacon Silver or White Nancy 

Lantana 015157 $3.99 

Cherry, Red, Trailing Gold 

Lobelia 012786 $3.99 

Techno dark blue, Techno light blue, Techno 

upright blue, Waterfall Blue 

Lysimachia 011457 $3.99 

Goldilocks 

Mecardonia 017976 $4.99 

Gold Dust, Gold Flakes 

Nasturtium 014048 $4.99 

Banana Split 

Nemesia 012787 $3.99 

Nessie Red, Nessie White, Nessie Yellow 

Osteospermum 014061 $4.99 

Light Purple, Spider Purple, Terra Cotta, Voltage 

Yellow, Yellow 

Petunia 017733* $3.99 

Black Velvet, Fame Blue, Fame Fire, Fame Pink 

Moon, Fame Pink Star, Fame Violet Dark Eye, 

Fame White, Fame Yellow, Phantom 

Sophistica Lime 015526 $2.99 



Petunia, Double Wave 017732 $3.99 

Blue Velvet, Pink, Red 

Petunia, Easy Wave 015045 $2.99 

Blue, Burgundy Star, Mix, Neon Rose, Pink, Plum 

Pudding, Plum Vein, Purple, Red, Rose, Rosy 

Dawn, Salmon, White 

Plectranthus 014085 $3.99 

Lemon Twist, White Surf 

Portulaca 017734 $3.99 

Apricot, Golden Yellow, Scarlet 

Sanvitalia 012791 $3.99 

Yellow Ice 

Scaveola 017730 $3.99 

Blue, Crystal White 

Sweet Potato Vine 

Sweet Heart 016143 $4.99 

Emerald Lace 015572 $4.99 

Mixed 013963 $3.99 

Blackie, Bronze, Compact Margie, Margarite, 

Tricolor 

Torenia 017786 $3.99 

Blue Moon, Magenta Moon, Purple Moon, Summer 

Wave 

Verbena 013081* $3.99 

Lanai Blue, Lainai Dark Red, Lanai Deep Pink, 

Lanai Deep Purple, Lanai White 



Zinnia 018093 $3.99 

Helichrysum 014062 $3.99 

Lime Light, Minus, Silver 

Heliotrope 013115 $3.99 

Marina Blue 

Hypoestes 018092 $2.59 

Pink 

Oxalis 013453 $3.99 

Molten Lava 

Penstemon 017737 $4.99 

Phoenix Red 


Agastache 013330 $6.99 

Alcapulco Orange, Rose, Salmon Pink 

Ageratum 011446 $6.99 

Artist Blue 

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Angelonia 013461 $7.99 

Pink, Purple 

Begonia, Bonfire 014040 $5.99 

Bonfire 

Begonia, Reiger 012734 $9.99 

Sunset 

Begonia, Rex 012450 $9.99 

Coleus, Kong 004500 $5.99 

Bicolor, Red, Rose 

Coleus, Sunproof 011604 $5.99 

Alabama, D in Wine, Fishnet, Freckles, Jupiter, 

Kingswood, Peter Wonder, Sedonna 

Cyperus, Baby Tut 013436 $7.99 

Cyperus, King Tut 013437 $7.99 

Euphorbia 013379 $6.99 

Diamond Frost 

Geranium, Americana 014119 $7.99 

Bright Red, Coral, Cranberry Red, Dark Red, 

Orchid, Pink, Red, Rose, Rose Splash, Salmon, 

Violet, White 

Geranium, Caliope 017997 $7.99 

Geranium, Rocky Mountain 012868 $8.99 

Dark Red, Orange, Salmon 

Geranium, Regal 003670 $9.99 

Imperial, Lilac Sachet, Rose Bicolor, Cherry 

Picotee, Royal Salmon, Royal White, Purple, Red 

Salmon 

Impatien, New Guinea 003860 $5.99 

Lava, Peach, Purple, Red, Salmon, White 

Salvia 013334 $6.99 

Cathedral Blue, Cathedral Skydrive 

Schizanthus 011592 $7.99 

Rose 

Strobilanthes 013512 $7.99 


Geranium, Regal 003671 $12.99 

Imperial, Solstice Purple 

1 Gallon Potted Material 

Assorted Annuals 017919 $3.99 

Celosia, Shade Coleus, Dianthus, Impatiens, 

Marigolds, Salvia, Gazania, Lobelia, Verbena, 

Wax Begonia 

Calibrachoa/Million Bells 

Mixed 017418 $5.99 

Proven Winners 013378 $7.99 

Blue, Dreamsicle, Red, Yellow 

Confetti Pots 015494 $7.99 

Mixed Verbena, Calibrachoa, Petunia 

Impatien, Sunpatien 017308 $6.99 

Blush Pink, Coral, Orange, Orchid 

Juncus, Spiralis PW1 009912 $9.99 

Lobularia PW1 015470 $7.99 

Snow Princess 

Petunia, Supertunia PW1 013381 $7.99 

Bordeaux, Citrus, PInnk, Pretty Much Picasso, 

Purple, Raspberry Blast, Red, Royal Velvet, White 

Petunia, Wave 013613 $4.99 

Blue, Pink, Red, White 

Thunberiga Vine 

On Trellis 

Lemon Star 016188 $14.99 

Orange Beauty 016189 $14.99 

Geranium, Calliope 014738 $10.99 

Symbol Key: 

Hanging Baskets 

HB10 – 10” Hanging Basket 

HB12 – 12” Hanging Basket 

Antirrhium 017888 HB12 $25.00 

Begonia 017888 HB12 $25.00 

Begonia, Non-Stop 001601 HB10 $19.99 

017991 HB12 $25.00 

Begonia, Reiger 011807 HB10 $19.99 

Bidens 017302 HB12 $25.00 

Calibrachoa 011495 HB10 $19.99 

011580 HB12 $25.00 

Confetti Mix 017916 HB10 $19.99 

015499 HB12 $25.00 

Diascia 011804 HB10 $19.99 

Impatien 011600 HB10 $14.99 

Impatien, Double 011796 HB10 $19.99 

Impatien, New Guin 012755 HB10 $19.99 

Impatien, NG Mgm 017309 HB10 $19.99 

Impatien, Sunpatien 015796 HB12 $25.00 

Fuchsia 011795 HB10 $19.99 

Geranium 011829 HB10 $19.99 

013117 HB12 $25.00 

Geranium, Caliope 017889 HB10 $19.99 

016163 HB12 $25.00 

Geranium, Ivy 011805 HB10 $19.99 

Lantana 017305 HB12 $25.00 

Lobelia 011490 HB10 $19.99 

011574 HB12 $25.00 

Petunia 010833 HB10 $14.99 

011576 HB12 $25.00 

Petunia, Wave 017725 HB10 $14.99 

Scaveola 017887 HB12 $25.00 

Torenia 017885 HB12 $25.00 

Verbena 012765 HB10 $14.99 

011581 HB12 $25.00 

Ornamental Vegetables 

Corn 017990 P4½ $3.99 

Rainbow Maze 

Swiss Chard 018003 C1 $4.99 

Bright Light 

Tomato 017924 P4½ $4.99 

Sweet & Neat Red, Sweet & Neat Yellow 

Vegetables P3½ $1.99 

OR 10 or more at $1.49 each 

Impatien, New Guinea Magnum 017310 $7.99 

Lobelia 013785 $6.99 

Techno dark blue, Techno light blue, Techno blue 

2 Gallon Potted Material 

Geranium 06113 $10.99 

Bright Red, Cherry Rose, Coral, Dark Red, Light 

Pink Splash, Pink, Red, Slamon, Violet, White 

Pennisetum, Fireworks or Rubrum 

Listed in ornamental grass section of catalog 

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Tropical plants are an exotic, colorful addition to 

any garden! They make a grand statement in any 

collection of indoor plants and are one of the best 

blooming plants for the summer patio. 

Adenium obescum Ice Pink 

Desert Rose 

The Adenium known commonly the “Desert Rose” 

is one flowering plants which has grown of the 

years in popularity as a potted colorful addition to 

the landscape. The most commonly grown variety 

is Adenium obesum featuring bright pink flowers 

and a unique swollen base. 

003490 P10 $49.99 

Aralia Ming Stump 

Devil’s Walking Stick 

Like all Aralias, with a bit of care, these plants can 

last a long time indoors, up to 10 years or more. 

Keep in light, easy draining soil, and do not over 

water. In fact, over-watering is the most common 

reason these plants die. If the leaves start falling 

off, you may be watering the plant too much. 

016152 C10 $59.99 

Bromeliad (assorted) 

Bromeliads are members of a plant family known 

as Bromeliaceae. The pineapple is one of the best 

known plants of this family. The flower stalk is 

produced from the center of the rosette. These 

plants that can be used both as houseplants and in 

the landscape. Keep the soil evenly moist, but do 

not over-water or allow the plant roots to stand in 

water. Bright, filtered or indirect sunlight is best. 

assorted 002445 P6 $25.00 

Cactus & Succulents 

assorted 003028 P4 $6.99 

Cordyline australis Red Sensation 

Red Sensation Cordyline 

With it’s long, bronzy-red, tropical looking leaves, 

Red Sensation is an exceptional plant to use for 

height and texture in container plantings. Needs 

good light to maintain it’s color and don’t let it dry 

out between waterings. 

011754 C1 $19.99 

Cordyline Red Star 

Red Sensation Cordyline/False Dracaena 

Burgundy red sword-like leaves make this an 

outstanding choice. Use as a focal point in the 

landscape or in large containers surrounded by 

bright flowered perennials and silver foliage. 

Needs good light to maintain it’s color and don’t 

let it dry out between waterings. 

017928 C1 $14.99 

Codiaeum variegatum 

Croton 

Croton plants are known for their bright tropical 

foliage, which is multi-colored and exotic in 

appearance. The foliage contains stiff leaves 

pointing upward and has a wax-like feel to them. 

Requires moderate to bright light and heavy 

watering as well as high humidity. 

011706 P10 $19.99 

Cistus x purpureus 

Rock Rose 

Neat, compact shrub with showy rose-purple 

blooms with maroon spots. Tolerates drought, poor 

soil, little maintenance. Prefers full sun. 

017903 C3 $25.00 

Dipladenia splendens 

Dipladenia 

The Dipladenia is in the Mandevilla family, so 

some of the characteristics are similar. However 

the foliage is smaller and a bit more graceful with 

the plant being more shrub-like. Leaves are dark 

green, smooth and glossy about 2-3 inches long. 

Prefers bright light. 

006879 P6 $16.99 

Dracaena Gold Star 

Striped Dracaena 

Dracaena is a genus of forty species of subtropical, 

evergreen, woody plants grown for their statuesque 

form and ornamental foliage. They are sometimes 

mistakenly identified as palms but are actually 

more closely related to lilies. They prefer strong 

light and moist soil between waterings. Gold Star 

has gold and dark green striped foliage. 

016940 P6 $16.99 

011708 P10 $29.99 

Duranta erecta Sapphire 

Picotee Sky Flower 

Cascading clusters of 3/4 inch wide tubular flowers 

are an intense violet-blue with a white picotee edge 

along the flared petal tips. As with the species the 

flowers are followed by wonderfully contrasting, 

non-edible orange-yellow berries. 

STD 014531 P10 $29.99 

Ensete Tandarra Red 

Hardy Red Banana 

An excellent foliage plant with waxy fronds of 

deep green reddish-purple tones and leaf margins. 

Use for an exotic tropical look. Tropical Bananas 

are easy to grow, and adapts to most conditions. 

016095 C3 $39.99 

Ficus Benjamina 

Ficus Tree 

One of the most popular houseplants that is grown 

specially for its very decorative shiny, green oval 

leaves, it can be prune to almost any shape and 

size, grown as an evergreen tree or large shrub in 

offices and used for interior landscaping. Keep the 

soil watered, but let the top two inches of soil dry 

out. Letting the soil become extremely dry will 

result in dry, and yellow, leaf drop. New green, 

leaves dropping off can be a sign of over watering. 

When this occurs the plant is in trouble, make sure 

it is using the water you give it. 

STD 002521 P10 $29.99 

Gardenia 

The gardenia is a tropical evergreen shrub with 

dark green, glossy, oval leaves and waxy blooms 

that range from pale yellow to creamy white. They 

prefer full sun indoors but partial shade outdoors. 

You should consider planting gardenias on the east 

or west side of your home. Monthly fertilizing 

should be done from April through September. 

Moderate humidity assures a healthy plant but 

soggy roots cause flower buds to drop, as will soil 

that is too dry. Adding peat moss to the soil will 

benefit your plant by helping it retain moisture 

without becoming too wet. 

BUSH 007067 P6 $19.99 

STD 006883 P10 $49.99 

Hibiscus rosasinensis (assorted colors) 

Tropical Hibiscus 

Exotic, intriguing and beautiful are only a few of 

the many descriptions of tropical hibiscus. They 

make a grand statement in any collection of indoor 

plants and are among the best blooming plants for 

the summer patio. The large, showy Hibiscus 

blooms are deep-throated and look like they are 

made of crepe paper. 

BUSH 011794 P6 $14.99 

STD 004487 P6 $15.99 

SPIRAL 011645 P6 $15.99 

BRAID 011642 P6 $15.99 

BUSH 006889 P10 $19.99 

BUSH 014943 P8 $29.99 

STD 009920 P10 $29.99 

BUSH 011830 P10 $34.99 

STD/BR 003015 P10 $35.99 

SPIRAL 013338 P10 $35.99 

Growing Tropical Hibiscus 

Tropical Hibiscus are one of the most beautiful 

plants we can grow for summer. But did you know 

that these tropical plants can be over-wintered 

easily indoors? Just follow our hints and tips for 

blooms each and every year! 

The first tip is to remember that a tropical Hibiscus 

is TROPICAL. They will not tolerate more than 

1-2 nights of light freezes. Even one hard freeze 

(below 25°) can kill the plant. They are native to 

sunny, warn and usually humid tropical places. 

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They detest cold, rainy weather and cold, wet soil. 

Container-Grown Plants 

Use a loose potting mix and do not let water stand 

in the saucer. Frequent use of water soluble 

fertilizer and light use of granular fertilizer 

(Osmocote) is best. When potting up, prune both 

the plant and the roots to promote new, balanced 

growth. If placed indoors, mist or use a humidifier 

and place in a sunny location. 

Getting Ready for Winter & Overwintering 

Here in Ohio, your Hibiscus plants will need to be 

brought inside for the winter. Spray with an 

insecticide before bringing the plant into the house 

to control bugs. When fall approaches and night 

temperatures start to drop below 55°, it is a good 

idea to bring them indoors BEFORE temps 

regularly drop below 40-45° F at night to avoid any 

damage. Place plants in a non-drafty southern 

facing window or in the basement under grow 

lights. You may experience yellowing and 

dropping leaves, but don’t worry, that is normal. 

The Next Spring 

Prepare your tropical Hibiscus by pruning them 

before you bring them back outdoors for the 

summer growing season. You should expect 

blooms on the new growth in about 3 months. Use 

sharp pruning shears and cut just above (1/4 inch) 

an eye that is pointing in the direction you want the 

new growth to go. At this time you can also start 

fertilizing and gradually bring your plant outdoors 

in the sun. But, if night temperatures fall below 

55° be sure to bring them indoors. 

Insects 

Use a systemic insecticide such as Bayer’s 2-Way 

Rose Care to help prevent insect infestation. 

Mandevilla 

Brazilian Jasmine 

Mandevilla is a gorgeous vine, growing in 

popularity because of its showy flowers in many 

delightful colors. It twines its way up a trellis or 

fence, eventually covering its supports. The plants 

can be brought indoors before the first freeze and 

treated as a houseplant during the winter months. 

Alice Dupont 011639 P6 $19.99 

Alice Dupont TRELLIS 013342 P10 $35.99 

Alice Dupont TEE PEE 013339 P10 $35.99 

Burgundy 017020 P6 $19.99 

Crimson TRELLIS 014535 P6 $19.99 

Giant Red TRELLIS 013345 P10 $39.99 

Giant Red TEE PEE 013344 P10 $45.99 

Nephrolepis obliterate or cordifolia 

Kimberly Queen Fern 

This is considered to be one of the most beautiful 

among all ferns. It has large fronds rising up from 

the soil and beautiful upright bushy and swordshaped 

leaves. Can tolerate the heat of the sun or 

indoor condition. They are beautiful in pots or in 

hanging basket. In shaded sites the plants will have 

a more arching habit. 

Plumbago Imperial Blue 

Cape Leadwort/Blue Jasmine 

Fast-growing, upright plants have a shrub-like 

shape. Produces light blue flower clusters all 

summer. Keep moist during the growing season in 

a sunny spot. 

017932 P6 $12.99 

017931 P10 $19.99 

Ravenea rivularis 

Majesty Palm 

A beautiful, feather-leaved palm palm whose 

symmetrical form and smooth, flared trunk 

combine to create living sculpture for the 

landscape. Use on a patio, deck or in sun room. 

Will grow in bright sunny areas but tends to look 

better in partial shade. Majesty Palm needs 

moisture so be sure to water when dry. Feed every 

3 months or whenever its deep green color begins 

to fade. 

016943 P10 $29.99 

Cycas revolta 

Sago Palm 

This is not a palm, but rather a Cycad, a totally 

different type of plant. The Sago Palm has erect, 

sturdy trunks and dark olive green fronds. Be sure 

to plant this in a pot or container that is deep, at 

least 16 inches or more to allow for ample root 

space. In general, Sago Palms need sun to grow 

well. The Sago Palm can be grown inside the house 

near a bright window. Like other cycads, they do 

not want to be over-watered. Let the soil dry out a 

bit before watering. 

008261 P10 $39.99 

Spathiphyllum 

Peace Lily 

Spathiphyllum or peace lily is a popular indoor 

plant which has originated from tropical regions of 

America and south-east Asia. The leaves of the 

plant are shinny and glossy which emerge from the 

soil. The white or white-green spaths emerge from 

the leaf-stalks which slowly fade to yellow 

overtime. Spathiphyllum requires little water and 

sunlight to grow. 

008266 P10 $29.99 

Stretlitzia Nicolai 

White Bird of Paradise 

Picture a crown of banana-like leaves atop a palm 

tree trunk, combine with huge, uniquely beautiful 

flowers, and then what you have is the exotically 

named bird of paradise tree. It responds 

enthusiastically to fertilizer, so feed about once a 

month during the warm growing season to 

stimulate rapid growth. Grow in full sun to part 

shade. 

016944 P10 $19.99 

Strobilanthes dyerianus 

Persian Shield 

Persian shield is an evergreen sub-shrub with soft 

(not woody) stems which are square in cross 

section. The opposite leaves have a seersucker 

texture and are variegated dark green and silverymetallic 

purplish-pink on top and all purple 

underneath. The leaves shimmer with iridescence. 

Does well in partial shade outdoors or in a bright 

location indoors. Should be watered before the 

soil dries out. 

013512 P6½ $7.99 

Stromanthe sanguinea Triostar 

Triostar Stromanthe 

Leathery, shiny leaf with a smooth texture shows 

an exotic display of white, burgundy-pink and 

green variegated foliage. The underside of the 

leaves is a maroon-burgundy color. It thrives in the 

shade in moist, rich, well-drained soil. Popular 

houseplant and container selection. 

016159 P6 $19.99 

017025 P10 $29.99 

016154 P10 $19.99 

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Terms & Conditions 

Plant Warranty 

See page 2 for warranty coverage. Typical maintenance 

should be evident; watering, proper planting conditions, 

insect control, pruning, etc. If NOT, guarantee is VOID. 

For warranty claims with a receipt: A credit voucher will 

be given for the full valid warranty amount. This voucher 

can then be used at any time. 

Don’t have your receipt? In many instances, we can verify 

purchases made within the past 5 years on a store account 

or any other form of payment using our receipt look-up 

system. 

Landscaper/Lawn Service Warranty Policy: A 50% credit 

of purchase price for trees and shrubs will be given for a 

period of 180 days from date of purchase. No credit will be 

issued on accounts in arrears of payment. Annuals, 

perennials, water plants and hard goods have no warranty 

expressed or implied. Severe neglect or abuse voids 

warranty. 

Return Policy 

We will gladly accept returns for products that meet the 

following condition: merchandise must be returned in its 

original condition within 30 days of the original purchase. 

We reserve the right to refuse worn or damaged merchandise. 

Other restrictions may apply. 

Call Ahead Service 

We encourage our customers to use our handy call-ahead 

service. If you have a previous order that needs to be picked 

up, just call us at 330-825-3320 or fax your request to 

330-825-9661 and your order will be ready at the specified 

time. We do ask that you give us as much time as possible 

especially during the busy spring season. Also feel free to 

e-mail us for pick up requests as well as our quote service. 

E-mail us at info@daytonnursery.com. 

Plant Availability 

Availability of plant material varies constantly. Not all 

plants are always available. However, as an added service, 

we have added later availability dates to certain trees, 

shrubs and perennials for your convenience. We strive to 

always carry inventory of the most requested items during 

the spring and summer season. Prices and availability are 

subject to change at any time. 

A current availability list is available at our website at the 

following address: 

www.daytonnursery.com/Availability.htm 

Terms for Landscapers, Lawn Services, etc. 

Landscapers, lawn services, and the like shall receive a 

15% discount for non-net materials on account or with 

payment at time of sale. Examples of net items are 

annuals, bedding plants, tropicals, seasonal plants and 

items on sale. *Delivery charges always apply to landscaper 

and lawn service businesses that receive a discount 

Installation Service 

Be sure to take advantage of our easy installation service. 

Trees, shrubs and perennials installed by us are covered for 

one full year! 

Order Subtotal Installation Charge 

$100-$200 90% of subtotal 

$201 - $500 85% of subtotal 

$501-2500 75% of subtotal 

$2501+ 65% of subtotal 

Minimum Planting Fee: $90.00 

Areas include Akron, Barberton, Bath, Copley, Doylestown, Kenmore, 

Norton & Wadsworth. Areas requiring a $50.00 extra fee: Brecksville, 

Broadview Heights, Canton, Hudson, Kent, Medina, Macedonia, Rittman 

& Twinsburg. 

Delivery Service 

Delivery is FREE within our delivery area on orders of $1000 or more!! (not 

including topsoil). Our delivery schedule is Monday-Friday from 9:00 am to 5:00 

pm. Plant material can be placed by planting hole for no extra charge if distances 

are no greater than 150 feet and are on flat land. 

Local delivery fees range from $10 to $50. We have just expanded out delivery 

area! We now deliver up to 50 miles from the nursery in Norton. A schedule of 

delivery fees (local fees only) can be acquired from our office. An additional fee 

may be added for large deliveries, for example: evergreens, Pine, Spruce, 

Hemlock, Arborvitae, etc. 5 foot or larger, deciduous trees greater than 1¾” caliper 

or 6’ tall if multi-stemmed, items such as 30 or more staking stones or other 

landscaping stones, any item that is bulky or over 75 pounds such as a fountain.

Reference 

How much peat moss should I use to plant? 

Planting Most Trees & Shrubs: 

When planting with Pre-Moistened Sphagnum Peat Moss 

(2 ft³) , follow these guidelines: 

Size of plant(s) 

One 2 cu ft bag equals: 

1 gallon 10 plants 


3-5 gallon 4 plants 

15" balled & burlapped 6 plants 

18-24" balled * burlapped 4 plants 

24" balled & burlapped + 2-3 plants 

6-8' tree (1-1.25" caliper) 

(use 1.5 - 2 bags) 

1.5-2" caliper b&b tree (Use 2-3 bags) 

Planting Rhododendrons, Azaleas, Kalmia, Leucothoe, 

Dogwood, Pieris, Blueberries & their relatives when 

planting with Pre-Moistened Sphagnum Peat Moss (2 ft³): 

Size of plant 

# of plants one bag will cover 


2 gallon + 1 plant 

3 gallon (1 1/2 bags) 

5 gallon (2 1/2 bags) 

12-15" balled & burlapped (1 1/2 bags) 

18-24" balled & burlapped (2 1/2 bags) 

24"+ balled & burlapped (4 1/2 bags) 

4-6’ tall Dogwood 1 bag 

6’+ tall Dogwood (Use 2 bags) 

Who Do We Refer? 

When planting with dry Canadian Peat Moss (3.8 ft³), follow these 

guidelines: 

Size of plant(s) 

One bale equals: 



3 gallon + 12 plants 


1 - 1¼" caliper (b&b) 2-3 trees 

1 1/2" - 2"+ caliper (b&b) (Use 3-4 of a bale) 

Remember...be sure to always moisten dry Canadian peat moss 

before mixing with soil! 

Landscaping, Planting, 

Pruning & Spraying 

Eberhardt Lawn Service 

Office: 330-753-8480 

Fax 330-753-3605 

eberhardtlandscaping.com 

Bulk Topsoil, Sand, 

Boulders & Gravel: 

Flescher Sand & Gravel 

Office: 330-745-9239 

Topsoil Delivery: 

All-Star Limestone 

Office: 330-753-3462 

Stacking Stones & 

Landscaping Stones: 

Ohio Beauty Stone 

Office: 330-644-2241 

www.ohiobeautycutstone.net 

Tree Trimming 

Linger’s Lumberjacks 

Office: 330-825-0161 

www.lingerslumberjacks.com 

Home Pest Control: 

Stewart’s Pest Control & Tree 

Office: 330-745-1910 

Other Materials 

Nursery Containers 

1 gallon (#300) $0.40 

1½ gallon (#400) $0.70 

2 gallon (#600) $0.95 

3 gallon (#1200) $1.25 

5 gallon (#2000) $1.49 

7 gallon (#2800) $3.25 

10 gallon (#4000) $8.00 

15 gallon (#6900) $12.00 

20 gallon (#8000) $16.00 

Windbreak Burlap 

3 foot 49¢/foot 



Hardwood Mulch 

$29.99 per yd³ 

also available in bags 

Sweet Peet 

$39.95 per yd³ OR $7.99 per 1.5ft³ bag 

Peat Moss, Mulch, Lime, Manure, Stone, 

Soils, etc… Price list available in store

Bloom & Grow with Us! 

3459 Cleveland-Massillon Road 

Norton, Ohio 44203 

330-825-3320 

Toll Free: 1-866-500-6605 

Fax: 330-825-9661 

Web: www.daytonnursery.com 

E-mail: info@daytonnursery.com 

Growing since 1973, at Dayton Nursery we 

propagate and grow many of the plants we sell 

so that we can give you advice based on our 30 

plus years of experience! Dayton Nurseries is 

also environmentally friendly in the use of safe 

insect growth regulators, energy conservation 

and water recycling. Read more at 

www.daytonnursery.com

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