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ACHILLEA (Yarrow)
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Yarrow has a long season of bloom year after year. The flowers are flat heads of tight clusters that bloom in June-September, and provide a constant source of cutting material for bouquets or dried flower arrangements. Deeply divided foliage gives a fern-like appearance. An easy to grow perennial that is right at home in a well-drained garden soil in full sunlight. Divide every 3-4 years. Zones 3-9.
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Achillea ageratifolia 'Apricot'
ACH030
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$7.85
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Apricot colored flowers growing to 24". Prefer average to dry soil, full to partial sun. Zone 3.
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Achillea galaxy hybrid `Appleblossom'
ACH410
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$7.85
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Very attractive bright pink flowers. Long bloom time, we had flowers into late October! 24". Zone 3.
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Achillea galaxy hybrid 'Great Expectations'
ACH440
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$7.85
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(Great Expectations) Sandstone yellow. Enjoys sun. Grows 18-30" in the summer. Well-drained soil.
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Achillea 'Mary Ann'
ACH465
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$9.85
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Pale yellow flowers atop 12-18" wispy silvery foliage. A great addition to any garden. Full sun and well-drained soil. Zones 3-8.
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Achillea millefolium 'Angelique'
ACH470
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$7.85
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Dark blood red flowers from late spring through summer. Full sun and drought tolerant. Makes a great cut flower. Grows up to 3' when in bloom.
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Achillea millefolium 'Apricot Delights'
ACH475
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$7.85
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Apricot Delight is in the Tutti Frutti family. This family has a wonderful range of pinks,apricots to near red flowers that are sturdy and compact blooming throughout the summer. Full sun intensifies the hues. Also drought tolerant. A great cut flower fresh or dried. 15". Zones 4-8.
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Achillea millefolium 'Cherise Queen'
ACH490
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$7.85
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Shell pink to deep cherry red flowers on strong stems. Makes a great cut flower. Up to 24" when in flower. Blooms from June through late summer. Zone 3-9.
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Achillea millefolium 'Credo'
ACH515
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$7.85
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Soft yellow flowers. Grows 24-32". Fragrant. Full sun. Zone 3-8.
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Achillea millefolium 'Debutante'
ACH526
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$7.85
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Refined mixture with a wide range of bright pinks, roses, lilacs, salmons, reds, corals, oranges, ivories, and golds. Large flower heads. Very weather tolerant. 16-20".
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Achillea millefolium 'Fanal'
ACH528
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$7.85
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Bright cherry red flowers, creating constant comments from our customers. 18-24".
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Achillea millefolium 'Gloria Jean'
ACH545
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$7.85
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Giant upward facing florets, shimmering rosy pink. Full sun and drought tolerant. 2'.
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Achillea millefolium 'Paprika'
ACH615
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$7.85
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Red-orange perennial with fern-like foliage. Prefers full sun and average soil. Blooms early summer with a long bloom time. Great cut flower. Attracts butterflies and hummingbirds. 18-24".
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Achillea millefolium 'Pretty Belinda'
ACH625
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$10.85
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Dense, flat clusters of vibrant, lilac-pink flowers bloom June-July. Deep cut, fern-like, medium green foliage. 20". Zone 3-8.
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Achillea millefolium 'Red Velvet'
ACH635
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$7.85
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Dark rose red flowers hold their color well throught the summer. Makes and excelent cut flower. 18-24" full sun. Zones 4-8
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Achillea millefolium 'Royal Tapestry'
ACH655
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$7.85
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New and very exciting, clusters of royal purple with a white center. Blooms, June-September. 2".
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Achillea millefolium 'Saucy Seduction'
ACH660
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$10.85
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Large rose-pink blossoms atop silvery green foliage. Makes a great cut flower. 24". Full sun, drought tolerant. Zones 4-8.
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Achillea millefolium 'Sawa Sawa'
ACH665
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$7.85
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Nice soft orange flowers on strong stalks. Makes a great cut flower. Medium green foliage forms in a neat clump. 24-28" when in bloom. June-September. Full sun, moderate water. Zones 3-8.
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Achillea millefolium 'Strawberry Seduction'
ACH670
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$8.85
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Part of the Seduction series which are known for their sturdy, compact growth habit, long bloom period, and interesting flowers. Produces large corycombs of tiny, velvet red florets with bright gold centers. This vigorous grower has lovely deep green foliage. Great in fresh or dried arrangements. 18-20". Zones 4-8.
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Achillea millefolium 'Summer Pastels'
ACH675
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$7.85
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A 1990 All American Selection winner. Each plant produces masses of soft pastel flowers ranging from pink, rose, red, apricot, or white. Superb cut flower and perfect for drying. Grows June-September in full sun. 1.5-2'. Zones 3-8.
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Achillea millefolium 'Summerwine'
ACH680
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$7.85
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Deep wine-red flowers slowly changing to purple. Bright green foliage. Full sun and drought tolerant. Blooming throughout the summer. 24".
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Achillea millefolium 'Sunny Seduction'
ACH685
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$12.85
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Buttery yellow flowers atop silvery green foliage. Makes an exellent cut flower. 20-30". Full sun. Zones 4-8.
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Achillea ptarmica 'Boule de Neige'
ACH700
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$7.85
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Deep green leathery foliage with masses of double white flowers. Good dried flower, too! Full sun, well-drained soil. 18-24".
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Achillea ptarmica 'The Pearl'
ACH710
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$7.85
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Double white flowers on 24" stems. A showy plant that stays in bloom from June to September. Used extensively for dried and fresh flower arrangements. Choose a spot where this plant can be allowed to spr ead. 24".
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Achillea siberica 'Stephanie Cohen'
ACH800
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$7.85
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This wonder grows to 18" and sports green foliage that is bolder in texture than most yarrows. Large soft pink flowers appear in mid summer and last until September.
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Achillea tomentosa `Aurea'
ACH820
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$7.85
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Bright golden yellow flowers on short stems. Wooly gray-green foliage that will slowly meander amongst the stones in your rock garden or the front of the border. Well-drained soil. July-Sept. 10".
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Achillea x 'Coronation Gold'
ACH920
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$7.85
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Bright yellow flowers up to 2" wide. Fern-like gray-green foliage. Very upright stems that do not need staking. Easy! Does well in Southern gardens. Drought tolerant. 12-36". Zones 4-8.
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Achillea x 'Fireland'
ACH925
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$8.85
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Intense deep red flowers that slowly fade to a beautiful peachy yellow. This hybrid brings your garden great color throughout the summer months. Attracts butterflies. Sun lover that is very heat and drought tolerent. 18-27". Zones 4-8.
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Achillea x 'Pomegranate'
ACH965
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$10.85
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Compact bushy plant with grey green foliage. Deep pomegranate red flowers hold color long into summer. Grows best in full sun. 21-23". Drought tolerant.
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Achillea x 'Schwellenberg'
ACH970
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$7.85
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Deep gold flowers and ferny, silver foliage. Average to sandy soil, must have good drainage. Flowers July-Spet. 18-24". Excellent cut flower!
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Achillea x 'Terra Cotta'
ACH985
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$7.85
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Muliticolored effect! Yellow, gold, peach, orange and other great shades of red and yellow make the flowers on this Achillea stand out. Nice silver/green fern like foliage and strong stems make this a great cut flower. 24".
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ACONITUM (Monkshood)
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Monkshood are a fine addition to the semi shaded garden. Heights range from 3-6' with colors of blues, pink, yellow and white. All parts of the plant are poisonous. Zones 3-6.
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Aconitum carmichaelii 'Arendsii'
ACO150
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$8.85
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Beautiful plants that provide intense blue flowers in September and October. Thick leathery green foliage on sturdy stems that never need staking. Full sun. Definitely makes a statement! 3-4'.
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Aconitum carmichelli 'Royal Flush'
ACO185
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$12.85
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Lovely deep pruple-blue flowers Sept - Oct, red leaves in spring turn green later. 4'.
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Aconitum carmichaelli 'Spatlese'
ACO190
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$8.85
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A fall blooming Monkshood with long racemes of large violet blue hooded flowers. 5'. September.
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Aconitum lamarckii
ACO225
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$7.85
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Yellow Monkshood is unusual as it grows spikes of pale yellow flowers. Prefers to be grown in a cool location in moist fertile soil in partial shade. Great for cutting and used in floral arrangements. 3-5'. Zones 3-7.
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Aconitum napellus
ACO250
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$8.85
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Blue flowers for late season color. Blossoms appear in August and early September. Full sun to part shade. 36-48".
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Aconitum napellus 'Album'
ACO275
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$8.85
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A vigorous and robust plant with white flowers that appear in June-July and persist well into late summer. Grows up to 36-48".
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Aconitum napellus 'Rosea Alba'
ACO375
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$8.85
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White flowers that have a tint of pink. Full sun to part shade. Moist soil. August to September. 4'.
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Aconitum x 'Cloudy'
ACO755
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$12.85
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Large soft baby blue and white fowers that are beautifuly displayed from August through October. Dark shiny foliage. Full sun to part shade. Lovely cut flowers. 50-60". Zones 3-8.
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Aconitum x cammarum 'Stainless Steel'
ACO875
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$12.85
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Interesting metallic blue flowers in July with complementing grayish-green leaves. 40". Zones 4-9.
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ACTAEA (Cimicifuga, Baneberry, Snakeroot)
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Actaea acerina
ACT025
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$9.85
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Attractive foliage comprised of maple-like leaves. Strong stems carry white spikes. Blooms late summer to early fall. Requires full shade and rich moist soil. 24". Zones 3-7.
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Actaea japonica var. biternata
ACT075
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$10.85
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Pristine white plumes come from clumps of handsome dissected foliage in summer. This plant can be accommodated in smaller gardens. 3'. Part shade.
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Actaea pachypoda (Syn: A. alba)
ACT100
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$8.85
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A popular wildflower requiring a shady location in moist humus rich soil. White flowers in early spring, followed by white berries in late summer. An appealing addition to any woodland garden! 24-36". Zones 3-7. Berries are poisonous.
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Actaea pachypoda 'Rubra'
ACT125
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$8.85
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The flowers appear a week earlier and are larger but not as fringed as other baneberry plants. The 1/4" red berries are borne on slender green pedicels. 24-36".
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Actaea racemosa
ACT150
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$10.85
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Tall white spikes appear in July/August reaching a height of up to 5-6'. Attractive foliage. Fragrant. Zones 3-7.
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Actaea racemosa 'Atropurpurea'
ACT160
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$12.85
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Attractive purple foliage all season. In September, slender white flower stems appear reaching a height of up to 5-6'. Fragrant. Full shade. Excellent plant in right location. Zones 3-8.
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Actaea racemosa var. cordifolia
ACT175
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$8.85
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Creamy fluffy flowers similar to other Actaeas. Divided dark green long leaflets. Blooms late summer to early fall. Attracts butterflies. Full sun to light shade. Moist soil. 4-5". Zones 4-8.
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Actaea ramosa 'Pink Spike'
ACT200
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$18.85
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Pale pink flowers and dark bronze-purple foliage. Part shade with a rich soil. Can take full sun if provided with constant moisture. Blooms summer through fall. 4-5'. Zones 4-8.
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Actaea simplex 'Black Negligee'
ACT300
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$18.85
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Very beautiful dark plum foliage and stems with long flower spikes. Purple buds opening white late summer to fall. 5'.
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Actaea simplex 'James Compton'
ACT400
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$14.85
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White spires, with great dark purple foliage. Blooms late summer to mid fall. Shade plant. In the North can take full sun but needs constant moisture. 5'.
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Actaea simplex 'White Pearl'
ACT425
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$10.85
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If your looking for late season color, this plant is a good choice! The arching white spikes appear in September-October. Best choice for southern climates. 3-4'. Zones 3-7.
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ACTINIDIA (Kiwi Vine)
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Striking, deciduous climber. This unusual, overlapping foliage looks marvellous on a sunny, protected wall. This vine may grow up to 15-20' and makes an excellent focal point. Zones 4-9.
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Actinidia kolomikta
ACU190
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$14.85
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Tri-colored vine with pink and white variegation which can cover entire leaf surface, just the tips or not show at all. White flowers. Small edible fruit. Minimum fertilizer for best color. 15-20'. Zones 4-8.
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Actinidia kolomikta 'Arctic Beauty'
ACU200
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$14.85
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(Kolomikta Vine) Grown for its very attractive foliage. Young leaves purplish, variegated with white to pink splashes on mature plants. Fragrant, white half-inch flowers appear in early summer, bearing 1" fruit in late summer. Leaves may revert to green while plant gets established. Be patient! Needs a good well drained soil. Full sun. 15-20'. Zones 4-8.
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AEGOPODIUM (Bishop's Weed) (Ground Elder)
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Medium-sized herbaceous perennial groundcover. Foliage rises to 1' high from the many basal crowns, while the plant spreads indefinitely at its perimeter; flowers may reach 1.5' in height on their long thin stalks in early Summer, but are often sparsely borne. Partial sun to full shade. Performs best in partial shade in moist, well-drained soils of moderate fertility, but is extremely tolerant of a wide range of soils and soil pHs; however, it strongly prefers a well-drained soil, and will leaf scorch under conditions of heat, drought, and excessive sun.
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Aegopodium podagaria 'Variegata'
AEG100
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$6.85
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(Snow-on-the-Mountain) This vigorous ground cover is invaluable for dry shade. The variegated green and white foliage helps light up the shady corners of your yard. Indifferent to soil type, Aegopodium is a good choice for clay soils. Like Vinca major, Aegopodium is an aggressive grower best used by itself to underplant larger woody trees and shrubs. Sometimes toward the end of hot, dry summers, the foliage will look tired and bedraggled. Zones 3-9.
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AJUGA (Bugleweed)
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The attractive evergreen foliage, masses of flowers, and tolerance foreither sun or shade and average soil make this perennial a first class ground cover. We have seen large plantings in full bloom that were outstanding! All bloom in late spring or early summer.
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Ajuga genevensis
AJU200
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$7.85
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Deep blue flowers on green foliage. Spreads less vigorously than other ajugas.
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Ajuga reptans 'Burgundy Glow'
AJU350
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$8.85
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Fancy silver-green and white foliage flushed with burgandy. Blueflowers in spring. Zone 3 hardy.
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Ajuga reptans 'Chocolate Chip'
AJU425
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$8.85
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Curious, spreading, miniature chocolate foliage with shining, lacy blue flowers. 3". A true natural dwarf. Shade to sun. Zone 4.
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Ajuga reptans `Jungle Beauty Improved'
AJU525
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$7.85
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Extra large leaves of dark purple. Deep blue spikes. Selected by Beth Chatto in England. 6-8".
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Ajuga reptans 'Pat's Selection'
AJU600
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$8.85
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Distinctive new variety with puckered foliage that becomes deep magenta in the winter. Bluish purple blooms.
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Ajuga reptans 'Pink Surprise'
AJU655
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$7.85
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Purple-pink flowers on silver-bronze foliage in late spring. A wonderful groundcover. Full sun to full shade. 6-12". Zones 3-10.
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Ajuga reptans 'Silver Beauty'
AJU775
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$8.85
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Grey-green leaves edged with silver-white. Blue flowers in late spring. Very handsome. 4-8". Full sun to full shade. Zones 3-10.
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Ajuga reptans 'Wolfgang White'
AJU850
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$8.85
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White Spring flowering blooms. 6".
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AKEBIA
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Very hardy, semi-evergreen vine. Fragrant. Blooms in May. Pest free. Will produce fruit if two plants are planted near enough for cross-pollination. A vigorous, rapid grower.
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Akebia quinata
AKE100
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$18.85
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(Chocolate Vine) A five-leaved vine that bears purple flowers in late spring. 20-40'. Sun/shade.Any average soil.
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Akebia quinata 'Amethyst Glow'
AKE110
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$21.85
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Flower color is initially a soft coral-pink, changing to a light amethyst in its later stages. Lovely because it is scented and retains the scent very well. The fruits are sausage shaped 2-4" in length and dark purple to black. Mature height to 25'-30' Zones 5-10.
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Akebia quinata 'Purple Bouquet'
AKE175
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$16.85
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A more compact plant than A. quinata, with dark green foliage and dark purple fragrant flowers. Blooming in mid spring. Full sun to part shade and fertile well drained soil. 8-20'. Zones 5-8.
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Akebia quinata 'Silver Bells'
AKE185
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$16.85
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White bell shaped flower buds opening to purplish red fragrant flowers. Medium green five leaflet foliage. Needs good garden soil and sun to part shade. Zone 5-9.
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ALCHEMILLA (Lady's Mantle)
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An all time favorite perennial reknown for its long lasting attractive foliage. Sprays of chartreuse flowers appear in early summer in great masses, excellent for bouquets. Best in partial shade, moist soil, but can tolerate dry shade. An easy plant to grow.
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Alchemilla alpina
ALC100
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$7.85
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Attractive deeply cut dark green shiny foliage with green/silver edges. Ideal for a shady area of the rock garden. 6-8".
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Alchemilla epipsilla
ALC175
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$7.85
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Similar to A. mollis only smaller! Small yellow flowers in early summer. About 18". Zone 3.
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Alchemilla erythropoda
ALC200
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$7.85
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Scalloped leaves of soft blue-green foliage, 6-8". Ideal for gardens with limited space, such as rock gardens, containers. Cute!
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Alchemilla mollis
ALC400
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$8.85
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Large, roundish leaves. Our local deer population seems to leave this one alone! 16-20".
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Alchemilla mollis `Thriller'
ALC410
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$7.85
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A more spreading and, believe it or not, even more prolific form of Lady's Mantle, the flower arrangers' favorite ground cover. Tough and adaptable, happy in sun or shade, the foliage captures individual water droplets after the lightest shower. 15-18". Zones 4-7.
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ALLIUM (Chives, Ornamental Onion)
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Often seen only in the herb garden, Allium has a place in the perennial border, too! The attractive upright vertical foliage offers a nice contrast to other plants in the garden. Butterflies love the blossoms! Colorful flowers appear in midsummer to fall.
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Allium cernuum
ALL050
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$7.85
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(Nodding Onion) A lovely allium with lavender-pink drooping flowers. Blooms August into September. Native to the northeastern US. 18".
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Allium cyathophorum `Farreri'
ALL075
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$7.85
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A tiny allium with tufts of narrow leaves and short stems carrying wine-red flowers in midsummer. Ideal for the rock garden. 6-8".
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Allium flavum
ALL100
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$7.85
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(Yellow Onion) Open flower clusters resembling 'exploding yellow stars' appear in midsummer. Blue-green foliage. 12-15".
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Allium maximowiczii 'Alba'
ALL145
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$7.85
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Beautiful white flower clusters grow 3-6". Shiny deep green leaves.
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Allium schoenoprasum
ALL250
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$7.85
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(Garden Chives) This strong grower makes a good ornamental or edging plant. Lavender, pompom shaped flowers appear May-June on 15" tubular stems.
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Allium senescens glaucum
ALL300
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$7.85
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Pink flowers appear mid-August above twisted blue-gray leaves. 6-12". Good rock garden plant.
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Allium senescens
ALL325
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$7.85
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Bold, dark green foliage all summer with lavender flowers appearing in July and August. Very striking! 24".
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Allium senescens 'Mongolian Gem'
ALL330
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$7.85
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Pinkish lavender balloon-like flowers on 18" stems. Bronze fall foliage. Blooms in late summer.
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Allium splendens
ALL350
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$7.85
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One of the prettiest of the alliums. Very, narrow, dark green 6-8" leaves. By midsummer, loose clusters of nodding, bell-shaped rose flowers appear.
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Allium stellatum
ALL375
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$7.85
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Pink Prairie Onion of the eastern Great Plains. 8-15" with umbels of deep pink stars.
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Allium thunbergii 'Ozawa'
ALL400
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$7.85
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We love this one because it rewards us with wine-red blossoms in late September and October. Here in Maine that is a real plus! A gem reaching a height of up to 12".
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AMPELOPSIS (Porcelain Berry)
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Climbing vine reaching 15 to 30'. Grown in full sun to partial shade. Tolerates most soil types but should be well drained. Ideal for fences, walls and arbors. Zone 5-8.
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Ampelopsis aconitifolia
AMP050
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$16.85
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(Monks Hood Vine) Slender vine with deep glossy green leaves. A quick growing climber that can reach 15-25'. Greenish flowers and attractive orange-yellow fruit. Great for stone walls, fences, and arbors!
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Ampelopsis brevipedunculata 'Elegans'
AMP100
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$16.85
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Vigorous vine clinging by tendrils. Attractive variegated green and white foliage, tinged pinkish when young. Berries 1/4" in diameter, turn blue for late season color. Not as invasive as the species. Well-drained soil, full sun. Annual growth 1-5'. Zones 4-8.
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AMSONIA (Narrow Leaf Blue Star)
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If you like low maintenance this is the plant for you! They have light blue, star shaped flowers that bloom early in the season. They are excellent garden plants with good disease and insect resistance.
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Amsonia hubrechtii
AMS050
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$7.85
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Steel blue flowers in many clusters cover the plant. Beautiful olive green foliage turns a crisp gold color in the fall. 24-36". Zones 5-9.
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Amsonia illustris
AMS075
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$7.85
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Light blue flower. Blooms in May. Prefers full sun to partial shade and medium moisture soil. Grows 2-3'. Zone 5-9.
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Amsonia montana
AMS090
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$8.85
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A dwarf form of tabernaemontana. This small amsonia has steel blue star-like flowers the spring, resembling a very fine phlox flower. Full sun. 2'. Zones 3-8.
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Amsonia orientalis
AMS100
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$7.85
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Periwinkle blue star-like flowers in June/July. Willow-like foliage. Disease and insect resistant. Lovely yellow fall foliage color. Sun and moist well-drained soil. Zone 3-9.
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Amsonia tabernaemontana
AMS200
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$7.85
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Whirled willow-like leaves and many small pale blue star-like flowers in June. Takes dry location, but prefers heavy, moist soil in sun to light shade. 12-32".
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ANDROMEDA (Bog Rosemary)
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Bog Rosemary is an easy evergreen shrub for moist peaty semi-shade areas. Dense clusters of bell-shaped flowers in late May/June. Spreads slowly by underground runners. Zone 2-8.
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Andromeda polifoia 'Blue Ice'
ANC200
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$14.85
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Powdery blue foliage covered with pink bell-shaped flowers and blooms in the spring. Needs a well drained moist sandy soil. 2-3'. Zones 2-8.
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ANEMONE (Windflower)
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Anemones are a diverse group from the buttercup family that will provide you with a wide range of blossoming times from early spring to late summer. The varieties we offer are grown in ordinary garden soil. Partial shade to full sun.
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Anemone hybrida 'Honorine Jobert'
ANE175
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$7.85
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Large white flowers opening in the fall on 24" stems. 12" mounds of foliage that prefer light shade in rich organic soil.
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Anemone nemorosa
ANE565
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$8.85
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A large variety of bloom colors in the early spring this small anemone provieds a burst of color in early spring. 6-9". Light shade. Zones 3-8.
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Anemone tomemtosa 'Robustissima'
ANE775
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$7.85
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This anemone has done well for us year after year, demostrating how hardy it can be for any garden in a northern climate. Customers at the nursery are always amazed at the profusion of silvery-pink flowers appearing in September and October. 24".
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ANGELICA
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Angelica is a tall, stout very ornamental and aromatic plant with large white flowers, growing to a height of 4-6' or more. It is a biennial or short lived perennial herb native to Eastern N. America from Newfoundland to Ontario and Minnesota, south to Delaware, Illinois, Iowa and Tennessee. The flowers bloom in July and are succeeded by pale yellow, oblong fruits, 1/6"-1/4" length when ripe produced in somewhat rounds heads, which sometimes are 8-10" diameter.
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Angelica gigas
ANG100
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$8.85
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This showstopper produces conspicuous, red-purple leaf sheaths with dense, purple domed flowerheads. Highly attractive to bees. Full sun to part shade and dry to medium soil.
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ANTENNARIA (Pussytoes)
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Pussy toes are small plants that rarely grow higher than 3-4" and are often mat forming. They have tubular clustered flowers of pink, red or white, and small, woolly greyish green leaves. They make ideal plants for a rockery.
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Antennaria dioica rosea
ANN100
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$7.85
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A good choice for the rock garden or as a ground cover. Mats of gray leaves and short erect stems carrying small heads of pink flowers in early summer. 4-6". Easy to grow in open, dry, sandy places. Full sun.
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Antennaria spp. 'Devil's Tower'
ANN250
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$7.85
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Grey-green foliage with white edges. Pink toes. Found in Wyoming. 4".
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ANTHEMIS (Golden Marguerite)
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Extremely free flowering perennials with elegantly cut foliage and daisy-like flowers, furnishing an abundance of fine cutting material all summer and fall. Given a place in the sun, they are perfectly hardy anywhere; happy in any well-drained, average soil.
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Anthemis tinctoria 'Kelwayi'
ANT300
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$7.85
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Large single lemon yellow blooms. Good for naturalizing. Good butterfly plant! 30". Zones 3-7.
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AQUILEGIA (Columbine)
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Columbine has been a favorite for many years. Graceful blue green foliage with blossoms in late spring or early summer. Requires a well-drained, but moist soil. Prefers light shade, but tolerates full sun with moisture. Good for borders or woodland garden.
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Aquilegia canadensis 'Little Lanterns'
AQU090
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$7.85
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Redish yellow aquilegia which blooms April-May. Prefers full sun to part shade and well-drained, rich, moist soil. Perfect for a hummingbird garden! 10". Zone 3-8.
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Aquilegia hybrida x 'Goldfinch'
AQU420
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$7.85
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Nice solid bright yellow plant. 24".
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Aquilegia vulgaris 'Black Barlow'
AQU700
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$7.85
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Dramatic dark purple/black fully double Barlow type blooms. 18-20". Spring bloom, outstanding!
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Aquilegia vulgaris Blue Barlow'
AQU702
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$7.85
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Beautiful full double violet blue blooms in late spring. Grows well in sun or part shade, reaching a height of 18-20". Zones 3-9.
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Aquilegia vulgaris 'William Guinness'
AQU905
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$7.85
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Deep purple and grows to 2'! Flowers late spring through early summer, and prefers partial shade and moist soil.
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ARABIS (Rock Cress)
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A spreading cushion of evergreen foliage that produces a profusion of blooms early in the spring and lasts into early summer. Ideal rockery plants and useful for edging, along walls, or banks. Showy in a sunny, well-drained spot. 4-6". Zones 4-7.
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Arabis caucasica 'Snowcap'
ARA280
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$7.85
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A spring show of pure white, sweetly fragrant flowers that visitors here always comment on. Gray-green foliage. 6-10".
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Arabis procurrens
ARA400
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$7.85
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Dark green glossy foliage. White flowers open in May and June. 3-4". Easy!
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Arabis procurrens 'Glacier'
ARA410
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$7.85
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White Flowers appear in the spring. Well drained conditions with full sun help to keep the plant compact. 5".
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ARCTOSTAPHYLOS
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(Bearberry, Kinnikinick) A low growing, trailing shrub forming thick mats of glossy, dark green foliage. Thrives in poor, sandy infertile soils. Makes an outstanding groundcover. Full sun or partial shade. Salt tolerant. 6".
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Arctostaphylos uva-ursi `Massachusetts'
ARC450
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$8.85
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A selection made by Dr. Robert Ticknor originating from Massachusetts seed. A hardy variety spreading rapidly. Leaves are thick and dark green. Light pink flowers in early spring, followed by bright red fruit.
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ARISAEMA (Jack-In-the-Pulpit)
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Jack-in-the-Pulpit has been a favorite of American gardeners for years. These plants survive best in woodland gardens that contain rich moist soil. Zone 4-8.
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Arisaema dracontium
ARI025
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$8.85
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Unique May blooming woodland perennial! 12-20" with a long yellow "tounge" that adds great interest to this moisture loving plant. Does great in shade with a rich soil. Zones 4-9.
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Arisaema kiushianum
ARI030
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$32.85
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A unique new Japanese variety. This Jack-in-the-Pulpit places it flowers at ground level, carpeting the partly shaded bed or border in exotic, hooded blossoms in mid- and late spring! 15". Vertically striped in chocolate and shimmery golden and boasting a long spadix that covers the open top of the bloom and extends out 6" like a tail or whip. Unbelievably showy! Flowers are long-lasting. Partial shade. Zones 6-9.
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Arisaema 'Ringens'
ARI035
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$32.85
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If you have an interest in this group of plants this is one you should think about adding to the collection.
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Arisaema serratum
ARI040
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$32.85
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This plant might do well located in deep shade along a shady edge or in a woodland garden.
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Arisaema sikokianum
ARI050
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$32.85
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A very striking and bold addition to the woodland garden. This Arisaema has a dark spathe and snow white spadix. Blooms in mid summer. A large, impressive find for the collector. 18-24".
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Arisaema triphyllum
ARI100
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$8.85
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The spathe or 'pulpit' is green with brown stripes within, arching over the white spadix 'Jack'. Blooms in late spring. 12-24".
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Arisaema triphyllum 'Starburst'
ARI110
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$32.85
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Most unusual and attractive form of our native Jack-in-the-pulpit discovered in Virginia. The emerging trifoliate spring foliage is highlighted by distinct silvery-white veins. During early spring, the handsome foliage is accompanied by typical "Jack" flowers which are also striped white. Vigorous, woodland native that goes dormant by late summer.
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Arisaema urashima
ARI120
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$32.85
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Very bold and sturdy when full-grown 3-4'. The inflorescence is 6" tall, not counting the 18" tail that emerges from the spadix. The lower part is off-white with brown spots, and the large hood is a deep brown with white spotting and striping.
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ARISTOLACHIA (Dutchman's Pipe)
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Aristolachia durior
ARL100
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$18.85
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An ideal foliage vine that creates a screen for complete privacy. Huge, handsome, heart-shaped leaves of glossy, dark green. Can be trained to your porch, trellis, or archway. Flowers resemble a tiny Dutch pipe. Sun or shade. May reach up to 30'.
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ARMERIA (Sea Thrift)
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Dwarf tufted, evergreen, grassy foliage. Globe-shaped flowers. Useful as an edging plant and in rock gardens. Full sun, well-drained soil. Zones 4-8.
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Armeria maritima 'Pink Lusitanica'
ARM400
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$7.85
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Beautiful pink carnation like flowers bloom over blueish grass like foliage in April, May. Great for cut flowers. Easy to grow. 6-12". Zones 3-9.
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Armeria maritima 'Rubrifolia'
ARM415
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$7.85
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A red leaved thrift. Shiny red purple foliage with dark pink flowers. 6-8".
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ARTEMISIA (Wormwood)
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Wormwood is prized for its beautiful foliage. The silver leaves enhance and harmonize the color of surrounding plants. Many are utilized for cutting and drying. All require full sun and a well-drained soil.
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Artemisia ludoviciana 'Silver King'
ART100
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$6.85
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Appears as a cluster of frosty spikes laced with thin silver leaves. Used by many gardeners for dried arrangements and wreaths. Drought tolerant, does very well in southern climates. 36". Zones 4-9.
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Artemisia ludociviana 'Silver Queen'
ART200
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$7.85
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Grown for its great silver/green foliage it is very distinctive, broader foliage than Silver King. 24". Can tolerate the warm temperates of gardens in the South. Perfers full sun and well-drained, fertile soil. Blooms August-September.
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Artemisia ludoviciana 'Valerie Finnis'
ART250
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$7.85
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Attractive wide, unserrated silver leaves. Not as invasive as other members of the Wormwood family. Very showy. 18-24".
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Artemisia schmidtiana 'Silver Mound'
ART410
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$7.85
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One of the most popular perennials! The silver, finely cut foliage forms a dense mound up to 2' in diameter. Ideal choice for an area with average soil and full sun. Do not over fertilize, lots of food will result in excessive, lanky growth. Drought resistant.
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Artemisia stelleriana `Silver Brocade'
ART425
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$7.85
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A low growing artemisia with large felty white foliage, reminiscent of our annual Dusty Miller. Perfect as a ground cover, though easy to control. Tolerates a hot, dry area. 6-8". Zones 4-8.
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Artemisia x 'Oriental Lime Light'
ART790
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$8.85
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Striking variegation of deep green, yellow and cream. A spreading 2-3' plant. A great plant that will make a statement in your garden!
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Artemisia x `Powis Castle'
ART810
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$7.85
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This is a beautiful silver-gray plant that grows in a dense, billowing mound up to 2-3'. The leaves are finely dissected like filigreed silver lacework. Powis Castle rarely flowers, but some plants may occasionally produce a bloom.
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ARUNCUS (Goatsbeard)
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A choice of either large or dwarf selections makes this beautiful plant adaptable to most situations. Very showy with large white plumes. July through August. Prefers moist soil. Zones 3-7.
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Aruncus aethusifolius
ARU100
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$7.85
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This fern-like little gem has dark green foliage with cream colored flower spikes in June that are 10-12". Perfect for the shady area of your rock garden or the front of the border.
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Aruncus dioicus
ARU125
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$7.85
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Make sure to provide plenty of room for this one. Very showy in June and July with full ivory plumes. Prefers moist soil. A very beautiful plant, perfect for the shade garden, that can be used just for the foliage alone! 4-6'. Zones 3-9.
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Aruncus x 'Misty Lace'
ARU300
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$10.85
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Bred by Dr. Allan Armitage of the Univ. of Georgia. This cross of A. aesthusifolius and A. dioicus shows excellent tolerance to heat, humidity and cold and has a nice, compact habit growing 30". Attractive, arching, cream plumes bloom on deep red stems late spring-early summer. Partial sun Zones 4-5.
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ASARUM (Wild Ginger)
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An excellent shade tolerant ground cover. A perfect foliage specimen for the woodland garden. The plant emits a ginger-like fragrance when the roots are cut. Prefers a rich, slightly acid, moist soil.
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Asarum canadense
ASA100
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$7.85
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(Canadian Wild Ginger) Large light green leaves. Purplish-brown flowers blooming in April-May are usually hidden by the dense foliage. Deciduous. More heat tolerant than the European Wild Ginger. 6-8". Zones 4-7.
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Asarum europaeum
ASA200
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$8.85
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(European Ginger) A beautiful plant that produces a glossy dark green foliage throughout the season. Best in moist shade, but can tolerate that dry shady area of your garden. 4-6". Zones 4-7.
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ASCLEPIAS (Butterfly Weed)
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Also known as Silkweed, members of this genus are wonderful for use as dried ornaments. Asclepias have milky sap and silky seeds, and some species are known to flower quite handsomely. Drought tolerant.
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Asclepias incarnata
ASC010
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$7.85
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(Swamp Milkweed) Pink flower clusters bloom early to mid summer. Willow-like leaves 4-5" long. Prefers moist soil. Sun to part shade. 3-5'. Zones 3-9.
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Asclepias incarnata 'Cinderella'
ASC015
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$8.85
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Vanilla scented large compact rose pink flowers. Deadheading can stimulate another bloom cycle during midsummer to early fall. Full sun with moist rich soil. Attractive to humming birds and butterflies. Great cut flower. 3-5'. Zones 3-9.
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Asclepias incarnata 'Ice Ballet'
ASC025
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$8.85
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Small clusters of white flowers in early summer. Long lasting cut flower. Tolerant of drought conditions, although prefers moist to wet, humus-rich soil. Good source of nectar for butterflies and hummingbirds. 3-4'.
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Asclepias tuberosa 'Hello Yellow
ASC125
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$8.85
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Bright yellow flowers that grow 24-36". Prefer full sun and well drained soil. Zones 4-9.
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ASTER
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Asters comprise a large portion of the plant kingdom. All have daisy-like flowers produced in summer or early fall. The selections listed below are chosen for their demonstration of long bloom and hardiness at our nursery. Butterflies like them too!
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Aster laevis 'Blue Bird'
ASE120
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$7.85
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Big cone shaped clusters of single violet-blue flowers with golden yellow centers in August. Perfectly clean foliage. Needs no staking in full sun. 4'. An excellent selection!
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Aster novae-angliae 'Alma Potschke'
ASE240
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$8.85
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A beautiful aster with rose pink flowers first appearing in September and continuing for up to six weeks. Mildew resistant. A tall variety attaining a height of 36-48".
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Aster novae-angliae 'Purple Dome'
ASE310
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$7.85
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A short New England aster attaining a height of only 12-18". Semi-double purple flowers with yellow centers that were still opening here in October! We think you'll like this one!
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Aster novi-belgii 'Blue Lagoon'
ASE390
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$7.85
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This dwarf New England aster cultivar typically grows 15-28" with a low, bushy habit. Features a profuse bloom of clear blue, daisy-like flowers (to 1.5" across) which can entirely cover the plant with bloom from mid summer to early fall. No staking is required. Attractive to butterflies.
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Aster novi-belgii 'Professor Kippenburg'
ASE510
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$7.85
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Dark semi-double violet-blue blossoms in late summer into fall. 12-15". Zones 3-8.
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Aster novi-belgii 'Wood's'
ASE625
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$7.85
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White flowers with a pink hue in late summer into fall. Flowers may last up to 4-6 weeks. Dark green foliage.12-16". Zones 3-8.
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Aster novi-belgii 'Woods Light Blue'
ASE630
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$8.85
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This is a great dwarf! It produces light blue flowers in late summer and can attain a height of up to 8-12". Likes full sun and a well draining soil. Zone 4.
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Aster novi belgii 'Wood's Purple'
ASE645
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$8.85
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Wonderful dwarf plant with purple-blue flowers in mid-September for 4-6 weeks. Clean, compact, mildew-resistant dark foliage. 8-12".
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Aster oblongifolius 'October Skies'
ASE770
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$8.85
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Great blue flowers on a strong grower, late summer to fall mound of 18" foliage that spreads up to 18-24" across. Highly drought tolerant!
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ASTILBE (False Spirea)
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One of the most reliable and easy perennials we know! Famous as a shade plant, but here in Maine it does as well in full sun with a moist soil. We recommend Astilbe for its showy plume-like flowers and for the attractive foliage that persists all season.Several varieties have reddish-bronze leaves that add to their allure. Practically disease and pest resistant depending on the variety you choose. Flowers from June to September. Zone 4.
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Astilbe arendsii 'Etna'
ASL0020
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$7.85
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Brings crimson red plumes on dark green foliage. July 24".
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Astilbe arendsii 'Fanal'
ASL0040
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$7.85
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Bright red flowers. Bronze foliage. July. 20-24". Full to part shade.
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Astilbe arendsii 'Federsee'
ASL0060
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$7.85
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Large carmine red plumes, late June, 20".
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Astilbe arendsii 'Fire' (Feurer)
ASL0080
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$7.85
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A.`Feuer'(G.Arends 1940) The warm glowing red flowering spikes of this astilbe are frothy and loosely conical. These sit on light, feathery mounds of light green foliage and look wonderful when planted in a drift. July. 20".
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Astilbe arendsii 'Flamingo'
ASL0100
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$7.85
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Pink flowers are on wide airy plumes that are held upright. Blossoms are slightly fragrant and produced on well branched stems that are late in the summer. The foliage adds an interesting look with the glossy dark green foliage. 16-18".
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Astilbe arendsii 'Granat'
ASL0140
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$8.85
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Deep carmine-red flowers in July. 28-30". Nice cut flower/butterfly plant. Tolerates part to full shade.
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Astilbe arendsii 'Kvele'
ASL0160
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$7.85
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Dark lilac rose flowers. July. 30".
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Astilbe arendsii 'Red Light'
ASL0220
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$7.85
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(Syn: A. `Rotlicht') Fire red flowers in July with shiny green foliage. 32".
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Astilbe japonica 'Bremen'
ASL0500
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$8.85
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Early bright red fading to mid pink, standard plume shape. Bold foliage, excellent companion with ferns and blue Hosta! A stand out for clear coloring! Astilbe's need double fertilizer and division every 3 years. Takes more sun if soil is very moist.
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Astilbe japonica 'Montgomery'
ASL0620
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$7.85
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Scarlet-red flowers. July. 24-36".
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Astilbe japonica 'Red Sentinel'
ASL0640
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$8.85
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(H. den Ouden 1947) July flowering red cultivar. 24-30".
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Astilbe x 'Radius'
ASL0800
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$7.85
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Fluffy bright red plumes over dark glossy foliage. Blooms in July. 24".
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Astilbe arendsii 'Avalanche'
ASL1010
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$8.85
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Long blooming white plumes in June-July. 28-32".
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Astilbe arendsii 'Bergkristall'
ASL1020
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$7.85
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Pure white. 30". July.
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Astilbe arendsii 'Irrlicht'
ASL1100
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$7.85
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This astilbe has white, softly conical flower plumes in late spring and early summer. The lustrous dark green foliage is toothy and jagged looking but soft in effect. It has good fresh flowers and when flowering is over the seeds carry light golden-brown plumes which last into September and provide continuing interest. 30".
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Astilbe arendsii 'Rock & Roll'
ASL1115
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$8.85
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Stocky white flowers on red stems above very dark green foliage with a bronze tint. Mid-summer bloom time. Prefers moist soil. 20".
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Astilbe arendsii 'Sarma'
ASL1120
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$7.85
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Large white plumes and bronze foliage. 32".
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Astilbe arendsii 'Snowdrift'
ASL1140
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$7.85
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Selected by the Bloom family of Bressingham Gardens in England, Snowdrift offers an exciting color break in Astilbes. It is one of the whitest Astilbes to date. Bright green mounds of delicately deeply dissected foliage are topped in midsummer by 2' plumes.
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Astilbe arendsii 'White Wings'
ASL1180
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$7.85
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White loose plumes in July have a pinkish tinge. 15".
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Astilbe biternata
ASL1300
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$7.85
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This astilbe is a woodland native with large glossy leaves and white flowers resembling Aruncus. 3-5'. Zones 4-7.
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Astilbe chinensis 'Milk and Honey'
ASL1420
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$7.85
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Creamy white flowers that turn light pink as it ages which is lovely and unique. Bronze foliage. Holds up in full sun and drought but prefers part shade. Blooms early to mid summer. 24". Zones 4-9.
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Astilbe japonica 'Avalanche'
ASL1500
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$7.85
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Long blooming white plumes in June-July. 28-32 inches.
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Astilbe japonica 'Deutschland'
ASL1520
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$7.85
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Bright dense white spikes in June. Makes an outstanding cut flower. Reaching 24" when in bloom.
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Astilbe japonica 'Ellie'
ASL1540
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$7.85
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Large white flowers. July. 24".
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Astilbe japonica 'Gladstone'
ASL1560
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$7.85
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(Syn: `W.E. Gladstone') Creamy white inflorescences in July. 18-24".
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Astilbe japonica 'Washington'
ASL1600
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$7.85
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Glossy green leaves and white flowers in July. Prefers part shade. 24-30". Zones 4-8.
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Astilbe simplicifolia 'White Sensation'
ASL1650
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$8.85
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Crisp white plumes with shiny dark green foliage. Blooms from mid to late summer. Full sun to part shade. Great for borders. 24-30". Zones 4-6.
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Astilbe thunbergii 'Moerheimii'
ASL1720
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$7.85
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White plumes. July-August. 36".
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Astilbe thunbergii 'Professor van der Wielen'
ASL1740
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$7.85
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A tall growing handsome plant with large arching pure white plumes. Blooms from mid to late summer. Part shade. 40". Zones 4-8.
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Astilbe arendsii 'America'
ASL2020
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$7.85
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A spectacular shade of pink set off by glossy foliage thoughout the early to middle summer weeks. Fond of shady spots but can handle some sun. Not fussy about soil. 24-28". Zones 3-9.
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Astilbe arendsii 'Amethyst'
ASL2040
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$7.85
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Clear lilac-rose plumes. July-August. 24".
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Astilbe arendsii 'August Light'
ASL2080
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$8.85
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The red plumes of 'August Light' are one of the latest to flower. Foliage is green and has a reddish-pink tint to it. 28".
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Astilbe arendsii 'Bressingham Beauty'
ASL2100
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$8.85
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Arching clear pink plumes in August. 30-40".
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Astilbe arendsii 'Catherine Deneuve'
ASL2120
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$7.85
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Fluffy rose-pink plumes over compact mounds of deep green foliage. 24-30" Zones 4-8.
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Astilbe arendsii 'Cattleya'
ASL2140
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$7.85
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Tall and loosely clustered orchid-pink blooms in July. It contrasts nicely with the dark foliage and stems. 35-40".
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Astilbe arendsii 'Cotton Candy'
ASL2160
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$7.85
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Fluffy deep pink plumes that have a wonderful fragrance.July. 16".
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Astilbe arendsii 'Country and Western'
ASL2170
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$8.85
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Soft pink flowers above dark green foliage on a compact plant 15-18". Makes a great addition to a shadier spot in the garden, and can take full sun as well with plenty of moisture.
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Astilbe arendsii 'Elizabeth Bloom'
ASL2180
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$7.85
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Pure pink flowers over deep, glossy green foliage. 24".
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Astilbe arendsii 'Elsie Schluck'
ASL2200
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$7.85
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Pinkish plumes mid summer. Beautiful dark green foliage. 24".
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Astilbe arendsii 'Erica'
ASL2220
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$7.85
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Large open panicles of clear pink flowers in August. 24".
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Astilbe arendsii 'Grete Pungel'
ASL2280
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$8.85
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Pale pink. July to August. 24".
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Astilbe arendsii 'Hyacinth'
ASL2300
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$7.85
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Lilac colored, long dense flower plumes. August. 24".
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Astilbe arendsii 'Jo Ophorst'
ASL2320
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$7.85
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Rigid upright plumes of pink purple flowers; good cut flower; effective taller shade plant; lacy, fern-like foliage adds great texture. July. 36".
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Astilbe arendsii `Jump and Jive'
ASL2330
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$8.85
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This particular variety is different then other Astible's. A very well formed upright, mounded and compact plant. The rapid growth rate, uniform habit and flowering freely makes this plant a stand out. Bright pink flowers with dark green foliage. 18-24".
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Astilbe arendsii 'Kriemhilde'
ASL2340
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$7.85
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Deep rose flowers with bronze foliage. Blooms in July. 35".
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Astilbe arendsii 'Lachskonigin'
ASL2360
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$7.85
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Pinkish plumes with red and white glowing edges. Grows up to 15" and blooms in early May. Zones 3-8.
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Astilbe arendsii 'Mars'
ASL2420
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$7.85
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Dark lilac, June/July, 20".
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Astilbe arendsii 'Nikky'
ASL2425
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$8.85
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Pink and white blooms that flower against dark foliage. Bloom time is early to mid-summer. 28". Prefers moist soil.
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Astilbe arendsii 'Pink Paradise'
ASL2450
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$7.85
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Long pink plumes from early to mid-May which continue for about 3 weeks. 35".
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Astilbe chinensis 'Peach'
ASL2520
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$7.85
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Peach flowers that have a wonderful fragrance. Late flowering. 3-4'.
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Astilbe chinensis 'Sister Theresa'
ASL2590
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$7.85
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A beautiful pink form that blooms in July-August. 24".
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Astilbe chinensis 'Spathsommer'
ASL2610
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$7.85
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Bright rose. August. 20".
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Astilbe chinensis 'Superba'
ASL2630
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$7.85
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This species blooms after most astilbes have finished, late August into September. Lavender spikes. Tolerant of sun when moisture is available. This plant is eye-catching from a distance. 3-4'.
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Astilbe chinensis var. davidii
ASL2650
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$7.85
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Rose-purple flowers in August. Perfers shade or partial sun and moist soil. 18-24".
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Astilbe chinensis 'Valerie'
ASL2655
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$10.85
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Soft bluish purple plumes that are dense and blocky. Heavy bloomer in midsummer. Bright green coarse foliage. Light shade to filtered sun with rich moist soil. Excellent for containers or your garden. 18-20".
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Astilbe chinensis 'Visions in Pink'
ASL2670
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$8.85
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Sturdy well-separated fluffy pale-pink spikes with blue-green foliage. July/August. 18".
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Astilbe chinensis 'Younique Silvery Pink'
ASL2685
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$10.85
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Dark green foliage with twice as many shell pink flowers as other varieties. 12-16".
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Astilbe japonica 'Elizabeth'
ASL2720
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$8.85
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Raspberry plumes in mid summer. Part shade to shade and a moist soil. 28".
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Astilbe japonica 'Emden'
ASL2740
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$7.85
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Lilac-rose flowers in June-August. 26".
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Astilbe japonica 'Europa'
ASL2760
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$7.85
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Clear pink. Perfers partial shade or partial sun and moist soil. Blooms in June-August. 26".
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Astilbe japonica 'Lollipop'
ASL2770
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$7.85
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Short and full pale-pink pyramidal plumes in June/July on red-stemmed sharply toothed, dark green foliage. 18".
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Astilbe japonica 'Peach Blossom'
ASL2820
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$7.85
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Light salmon pink blooms in June, good for cutting. Attracts butterflies. Part to full shade. 24".
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Astilbe japonica 'Peaches and Cream'
ASL2840
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$8.85
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Pyramidal plumes that range from white to pink in July. Dark green glossy foliage, sharply toothed. 24".
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Astilbe japonica 'Rheinland'
ASL2860
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$7.85
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Deep pink. June. 15-18".
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Astilbe thunbergii 'Betsy Cuperus'
ASL2920
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$7.85
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One of the oldest cultivars, bred in 1917. Arching plumes of blush pink in July. 36".
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Astilbe thunbergii 'Ostrich Plume'
ASL2960
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$7.85
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(Syn:'Ostrich Plume') Graceful pink drooping plumes in June/July. 24-30". A wonderful choice for the woodland garden.
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Astilbe x 'Eden's Odysseus'
ASL2967
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$8.85
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Soft, cotton-candy pink plumes explode from contrasting dark green foliage. Left on the plants, the dry plumes continue to add interest well into winter. Or cut them to create magnificent indoor arrangements. 22-26".
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Astilbe x 'Maggie Daley'
ASL2970
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$7.85
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Dense lavender-purple plumes bloom over deep green foliage. Similar to Astilbe c. 'Visions' but nearly a foot taller. Late blooming. 28".
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Astilbe chinensis 'Veronica Klose'
ASL3120
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$8.85
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Plumy rose-purple flowers in mid-summer. This relatively newcomer will do front-of-the-border duty to perfection. 16".
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Astilbe chinensis 'Visions'
ASL3140
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$7.85
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A real beauty! Light pink-lavender flowers. Bronze green foliage. 10-15". July-August.
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Astilbe chinensis 'Willy Buchanan'
ASL3160
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$7.85
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One of the most dwarf astilbes. Pale pink flowers above dark, dense, curly foliage. 6-10".
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Astilbe simplicifolia
ASL3300
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$7.85
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Generally compact, low-growing variety which bloom in mid-season and feature narrow, arching flower panicles and narrow, ovate, 2-ternate leaves.
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Astilbe simplicifolia 'Aphrodite'
ASL3340
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$7.85
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Rose plumes over refined dark foliage. July to August, 18".
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Astilbe simplicifolia 'Bronze Elegans'
ASL3360
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$7.85
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Light pink plumes above 12". bronze foliage. August.
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Astilbe simplicifolia 'Darwin's Dream'
ASL3400
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$7.85
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Dense, dark pink plumes in July. Shiny dark green foliage. 18".
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Astilbe simplicifolia 'Darwin's Snowsprite'
ASL3420
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$8.85
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Loosely formed small white plumes 12".
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Astilbe simplicifolia 'Key Biscayne'
ASL3450
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$8.85
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Light salmon pink plumes with red stems. Unique two tone green foliage with a dark red edge. Blooms mid to late summer. Filterd sun and moist well drained soil. 16-20". Zones 4-9.
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Astilbe simplicifolia 'Key Largo'
ASL3451
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$9.85
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Feathery bright shell pink plumes with shiny deep green foliage on red stems. Key Largo produces twice as many blooms for twice as long and slightly fragrant. Blooms mid summer. Requires moist well drained soil. Filtered sun. 16-20". Zones 3-8.
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Astilbe simplicifolia 'Hennie Graafland'
ASL3460
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$7.85
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Light pink flowers for 4-6 weeks in July/August. Shiny dark green foliage. 12-16".
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Astilbe simplicifolia 'Inshriach Pink'
ASL3480
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$7.85
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Rose-pink plumes on bronze-green, crinkled foliage during August. 10".
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Astilbe simplicifolia 'Jacqueline'
ASL3500
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$7.85
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Fluffy, showy pink plumes that contrast with the fine dark foliage. A very pleasing choice up to 24".
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Astilbe simplicifolia 'Pink Lightning'
ASL3520
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$8.85
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Light pink airy plumes and very dark foliage. A great low growing Astible blooming in July. 8-12".
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Astilbe simplicifolia 'Praecox'
ASL3540
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$7.85
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Pundulous, pink plumes in late June. Prefer a rich and moist soil, high in organic matter, in shade, but will tolerate full sun with sufficient moisture. 15".
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Astilbe simplicifolia 'Sprite'
ASL3580
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$7.85
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Chosen by the Perennial Plant Association as the perennial plant for 1994! Long blooming with light pink blossoms July through August. Bronze foliage. 15-18". Introduced to the United States by Alan Bloom of Bressingham, England.
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Astilbe simplicifolia 'Touch of Pink'
ASL3600
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$7.85
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Arching, fluffy plumes of pale apricot/pink in July. Very glossy dark-green leaves. Part shade and a rich moist soil. 16".
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ASTRANTIA (Masterwort)
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Delicate flowers consisting of clusters of tiny florets surrounded by papery bracts. Blooms in early summer to mid summer. Prefers sun or light shade and moist organic well-drained soil. Zone 4-7.
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Astrantia carniolica 'Rubra'
AST025
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$8.85
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Umbels of deep red pincushion-type flowers in late spring. Nicely divided basal foliage makes a dense clump in good growing conditions. 24".
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Astrantia major 'Abbey Road'
AST085
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$10.85
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Large reddish-pink flowers grow 18" in mid to late summer. This astrantia prefers partial shade, but will tollerate full sun. Moist soil.
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Astrantia major 'Rose Symphony'
AST200
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$9.85
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(A. m. `Rosensinfonie') Rose and pink bracts. Prefers part shade. 30".
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Astrantia major 'Rubra'
AST225
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$8.85
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When given adequate moisture, this plant thrives with rose-red to dark claret blooms late spring into summer. Beautiful in light woodlands! 28".
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Astrantia major 'Ruby Cloud'
AST235
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$12.85
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Round cream-colored florets with purple-red flowering bracts. Prefers moist well-drained soil. 2-3'.
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Astrantia major 'Ruby Wedding'
AST240
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$10.85
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Dark maroon/red, flowers in June and reblooms late summer. 22-28 in. Part shade to shade. Moist well drained soil. Zone 4-7.
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Astrantia major 'Sunningdale Variegata'
AST280
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$10.85
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Fine clump of variegated foliage with pale creamy pink flowers and bracts. Variegation will hold longer if in a filtered sun location. 28".
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Astrantia major 'Tickled Pink'
AST285
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$10.85
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Now known as 'Temptation Star'. A unique large flower with a starry pink coller of pointed bracts above with umbels of botton like, dark pink blooms produced in large clusters with lacy foliage. Blooms from early to late summer if deadheaded. Part shade with rich moist soil. Outstanding cut flower. 15-18". Zones 4-8.
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Astrantia major 'Canneman'
AST300
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$10.85
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Dome like flowers cradled by upturned bracts in soft pale pink shades with unique lobed basil foliage. Will bloom from early summer to early fall if you keep it dead headed. Full sun to part shade with rich moist soil. 24-36". Zones 4-9.
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Astrantia maxima 'Pink Pride'
AST355
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$10.85
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Large pink flowers on wiry stems above mid green foliage appear in June and last through the summer. A fast grower. Grows best in full sun and moist soil. 24". Zones 4-7.
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Astrantia x 'Bloody Mary'
AST600
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$12.85
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Large red flowers, dark glossy foliage. Cut flower, dried flower. 18-24". Zones 3-9
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AUBRIETA (False Rockcress)
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Mat-forming perennials with bright, abundant flowers in late spring. Used along stone walls and rockeries. Full sun. Needs a well-drained soil. 6-8". Zones 4-7.
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Aubrieta deltoidea `Whitewell Gem'
AUB600
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$7.85
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An excellent spring display of purple blooms covering compact mounds of small grey-green leaves. Grows best in sun and tolerates average well-drained soil. Velvety fuzzy leaves provide interest to the perennial border all season long. Delightful cascading over a stone wall. 6-8". Zones 4-9.
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