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FIELD GROWN PERENNIALS
This is the 'bread and butter' of Budd Gardens Perennials. We are
well known for our hardy perennials that we grow in our fields and dig
up and pot as the season progresses. The plants have well established
roots and have been wintered-over in our fields. Customers continually
remark about their size as they create an 'instant garden look' and
about their hardiness.
Often sold in full bloom they provide the consumer with their actual
colours and not a photo which can distort the true colours. These
plants are sold in 2 and 3 gallon containers and some even larger.
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| ARTEMESIA (Silver Mound) Zone 3-9
Full sun |
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'Silver Mound'
Perhaps the most popular grey-leaved perennial of all time. The
feathery silver-grey leaves that are soft to the touch, form a
beautiful compact dome. Drought and heat tolerant, preferring a well
drained site in full sun. A classic perennial that is a must for every
sunny garden, that will stand out and catch your eye. Can be clipped
down to 2 inches high in July and a new fresh mound will quickly form.
8" high. $15.00 or 3 for $40.00
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| ARUNCUS (Goat's Beard) Zone 2-9 Full
sun to part shade |
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'dioicus' A rather monstrous
border plant, spectacular in flower with its enormous creamy plumes
the size of your head, blooms late June to early July. Elegant lacy
leaves form a very dense and bushy clump. 48"high. $15.00 or 3
for $40.00
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BERGENIA (Heartleaf) Zone 2-9 Full
shade to sun
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'Red Start' Brilliant clusters
of red flowers bloom atop fleshy stalks amid bold, glossy foliage that
forms a heart-shape. The leaves are big and beautiful. 12" high,
April-May. An excellent addition to the shade garden. Large glossy
leaves take on rich bronzy-red tones throughout the fall. Huge
tuberous, begonia shaped green leaves go well with hostas. $15.00 or 3
for $40.00
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CAMPANULA (Bellflowers) Zone 2-9
Full sun to full shade
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'Blue Clips' 2-3" wide
flower, violet-blue, cup-shaped, upward facing flowers. Dark green
foliage that forms an attractive, compact, rounded clump. Good for
edging at the front of the border. Blooms June to September, 8"
high. $15.00 or 3 for $40.00
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'White Clips' 2-3" wide
flower, white, cup-shaped, upward facing flowers. Dark green foliage
that forms an attractive, compact, rounded clump. Good for edging at
the front of the border. Blooms June to September, 8" high.
$15.00 or 3 for $40.00
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persicifolia 'Blue' Sky blue
bells are borne in racemes on strong stems that are excellent for
cutting. Has a strong upright habit. Blooms July to September, 30"
high. $15.00 or 3 for $40.00
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persicifolia 'White' White bells
are borne in racemes on strong stems that are excellent for cutting.
Has a strong upright habit. Blooms July to September, 30" high.
$15.00 or 3 for $40.00
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CENTAUREA (Bachelor
Button-Cornflower) Zone 2-9 Full sun to part shade
Sturdy, handsome perennial, with brightly coloured, thistle-shaped
blooms that are long lasting and excellent cut flowers. Benefit from a
hard shearing back after blooming.
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'montana' Cornflower blue,
fringed blooms will attract butterflies like magnets. An old fashioned
favorite, good cut flower. Blooms May and June and if sheared back
will bloom again in later summer, 36" high. $15.00 or 3 for
$40.00
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| COREOPSIS (Tickseed) Zone 4-9 Full
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'Sunburst' This is a very showy,
upright, clump-forming perennial. Leaves are simple and lance-shaped,
to 4 inches long. 'Sunray' bears dark yellow, double flowerheads, up
to 2 1/2" across, consisting of ray florets with uneven cut
margins, and orangish-yellow disk florets. Grows 20-30" tall with
similar spread. Produces double and semi-double, deep golden yellow
flowers. Forms a beautiful long blooming clump. 30" high, June to
September. $15.00 or 3 for $40.00
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DELPHINIUM (Pacific Giant) Zone 2-9
Full sun to part shade
Classic garden perennial. King of the perennial garden. Need a rich,
moist but well drained soil. Heavy feeders and should be fertilized
regularly for best flowering results. To encourage repeat blooming in
the fall, cut back old stems to 4 inches above ground level after
flowering. Staking is recommended. Blues are the most popular, nice
contrasted with pink or white.
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'Astolat' A classic cottage
garden plant. Delphinium Astolat has beautiful tall spires of flowers.
Mid summer blooming with petals of lavender/pink on long flower heads.
Needs some shelter from the wind and/or some support to prevent stem
breakage. Loves a sheltered but sunny position on good garden soil.
5-6 feet high. $15.00 or 3 for $40.00
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'Black Knight' A classic cottage
garden plant. Delphinium Black Knight has beautiful tall spires of
flowers. Mid summer blooming with flowers of blue/purple with black
centres. Needs some shelter from the wind and/or some support to
prevent stem breakage. Loves a sheltered but sunny position on good
garden soil. 5-6 feet high. $15.00 or 3 for $40.00
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'Blue Bird' A classic cottage
garden plant. Delphinium Blue Bird has beautiful tall spires of
flowers. Mid summer blooming with flowers of dark blue with white
centres. Needs some shelter from the wind and/or some support to
prevent stem breakage. Loves a sheltered but sunny position on good
garden soil. 5-6 feet high. $15.00 or 3 for $40.00
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'Blue Jay' A classic cottage
garden plant. Delphinium Blue Bird has beautiful tall spires of
flowers. Mid summer blooming with flowers of medium blue with a dark
bee. Needs some shelter from the wind and/or some support to prevent
stem breakage. Loves a sheltered but sunny position on good garden
soil. 5-6 feet high. $15.00 or 3 for $40.00
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'Galahad' A classic cottage
garden plant. Delphinium Galahad has beautiful tall spires of flowers.
Mid summer blooming with flowers of white with white centres. Needs
some shelter from the wind and/or some support to prevent stem
breakage. Loves a sheltered but sunny position on good garden soil.
5-6 feet high. $15.00 or 3 for $40.00
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'King Arthur' A classic cottage
garden plant. Delphinium King Arthur has beautiful tall spires of
flowers. Mid summer blooming with flowers of violet with white
centres. Needs some shelter from the wind and/or some support to
prevent stem breakage. Loves a sheltered but sunny position on good
garden soil. 5-6 feet high. $15.00 or 3 for $40.00
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DELPHINIUM (Magic Fountain) Zone 2-9
Full sun to part shade
Same size blooms as the Pacific giants, but on shorter sturdier
stems, and therefore less likely to blow over in heavy winds. To
encourage repeat blooming in the fall, dead head the flowers. $15.00
or 3 for $40.00
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'dark blue, dark bee' A classic
cottage garden plant. Delphinium Magic Fountains Dark blue/Dark bee is
a dwarf variety with beautiful flower spikes. Mid summer blooming with
petals of dark blue on fairly short flower heads. Despite being a
dwarf form these plants still benefit from some shelter from the wind
and/or some support. Loves a sheltered but sunny position on good
garden soil. 3-4 feet high.$15.00 or 3 for $40.00
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'dark blue, white bee' A classic
cottage garden plant. Delphinium Magic Fountains Dark blue/White bee
is a dwarf variety with beautiful flower spikes. Mid summer blooming
with flowers of deep blue with white centres. Despite being a dwarf
form these plants still benefit from some shelter from the wind and/or
some support. Loves a sheltered but sunny position on good garden
soil. 3-4 feet high. $15.00 or 3 for $40.00
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'Pink Dwarf' A classic cottage
garden plant. Delphinium Magic Fountains Lilac/pink is a dwarf variety
with beautiful flower spikes. Mid summer blooming with petals of
lavender/pink on fairly short flower heads. Despite being a dwarf form
these plants still benefit from some shelter from the wind and/or some
support. Loves a sheltered but sunny position on good garden soil. 3-4
feet high. $15.00 or 3 for $40.00
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'Sky Blue' A classic cottage
garden plant. Delphinium Magic Fountains Sky blue/White bee is a dwarf
variety with beautiful flower spikes. Mid summer blooming with petals
of lavender with white bee on fairly short flower heads. Despite being
a dwarf form these plants still benefit from some shelter from the
wind and/or some support. Loves a sheltered but sunny position on good
garden soil. 3-4 feet high. $15.00 or 3 for $40.00
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'Blue Butterfly' Flower
continuously until seed-set in the fall, and their loose, spreading
inflorescences make a more impressive display, both in the garden or
as cut flowers. It is a well-known fact that hummingbirds zero in on
red, but they love a true blue just as much. The spurs reward the
birds with sweet nectar. Blue Butterfly require little more than a
moist well-drained soil and a sunny location, and are not bothered
with hot summers, as are the traditional varieties. Though technically
considered perennial to zone 3, their return is by no means guaranteed
and they are at best short-lived, but will self-sow if pleased with
the site. The new seedlings are difficult to distinguish from weeds,
do not pull indiscriminately. Dwarf bushy mounds, covered with
brilliant blue flowers. A best seller. 12" high, June-September.
$15.00 or 3 for $40.00
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DIANTHUS (Pinks) Zone 4-9 Full sun
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'Red Maiden' The
Dianthus family is quite large containing seven different groups of
plant types. "Maiden Pinks" are useful as borders, edging or
growing in containers. Plant in full sun in well drained soil. Many of
the deltoides Dianthus are prolific re-seeders. When mulching for
winter protection avoid the use of organic mulches such as bark chips
or straw. These organic mulches may cause fungus outbreaks on the
delicate stems of Dianthus. Pine bows cut from your Christmas tree
should work well. Blooms June to September, 8" high. $15.00 or 3
for $40.00
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DICENTRA
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''Pink' (exima) Dwarf,
spreading, pink flowers over a ferny clump of light green leaves.
Prefers bright shade, 12"high. Blooms June to September. $15.00
or 3 for $40.00
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ECHINACEA (Coneflower) Zone 4-9 Full
sun to part shade
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'Magnus' This echinacea is
perky, pretty, and blooms almost continuously from July to September.
Its rich rose-pink blooms on 3'- to 4'-tall plants attract butterflies
to your garden and look great in a vase. It grows best in well-drained
soil in full sun. Wide horizontal petals instead of the more common
drooping varieties. Perennial Plant of the Year, 1998. Excellent cut
flower, 36" high, blooms July to October. $15.00 or 3 for $40.00
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'Primadonna White' This
beautiful new variety, a lovely plant to grace your garden. It forms
dense, long-lived clumps to provide enjoyment year after year. These
produce from mid-summer until frost, large and beautiful blooms with
pure white petals that surround a handsome central dark eye. 2½-3
feet high. $15.00 or 3 for $40.00
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'Sundown' Warm russet-orange
flowers with a prominent, brownish central cone. Their nice wide
petals are slightly reflexed and overlap, giving the blossoms a full,
substantial presence. Plant this one up close where you can enjoy its
delightful rose-like fragrance. Sundown TM is similar to 'Sunset' PPAF
but stands about 8-10 inches taller. Though the flowers are slightly
smaller, Sundown TM is a more vigorous grower. 32-40" high.
$20.00
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EUPHORBIA (Cushion Spurge) Zone 3-9
Full sun
Flowers in the spring adding a welcome freshness to the garden when
few perennials are in bloom. Shrub-like mound.
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'Polychroma' Forms a
perfect dome of pale green leaves, covered by bright, chrome-yellow
flower bracts in late spring. An unusual cut flower. Foliage turns red
in fall. Extremely drought-tolerant, 16" high, May-June. $15.00
or 3 for $40.00
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GAILLARDIA (Blanket
Flower) Zone 3-9 Full sun to part shade
Brightly coloured daisy flowers often with a contrasting central eye.
Long blooming, excellent for cutting. Good choice for hot, dry areas,
very drought-tolerant.
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'Goblin' A Large eye catching,
daisy like flower with bright red petals, and golden yellow edges. The
bushy compact habit makes it ideal for patio containers, beds and
borders. Red petals with yellow tips. Blooms all summer, into fall and
even until snow falls. Dwarf. Excellent! 12" high. $15.00 or 3
for $40.00
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HELIOPSIS (False Sunflower) Zone 2-9
Full sun
The longest flowering of the tall daisy-flowered perennials, with
large semi-double golden daisies that bloom in succession over several
months. Strong, sturdy stems are excellent for cutting. Terrific
background plant for summer and fall colour. Reliable and long lived.
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'Summer Sun' A beautiful
carefree perennial with semi-double, 3" wide bright gold flowers
that bloom all summer long. Their strong stems make them great for
cutting. Very heat tolerant, 36-48" high. $15.00 or 3 for $40.00
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| HEMEROCALLIS (Daylily) Zone 2-9 Full
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'Stella D'Oro' The world's most popular
daylily! 2.75" flowers, bright gold complete self with mild pie
crust edging and a subtle fragrance. Blooms from early to midsummer,
followed by waves of rebloom into early fall (Reblooms best if plants
are deadheaded). Extended bloom--flowers last at least 16 hrs. each.
Performs superbly in the landscape; great for edging. Diploid
(Jablonski '75) Awards: DFM & HM '79, AM '82, SSM '85. Our clumps
are 3-5 years old. $15.00 or 3 for $40.00
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HEUCHERA (Coral Bells) Zone 4-9 Full
sun to full shade
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'Palace Purple' Clump-forming
perennial features a basal mound (typically to 12 inches tall) of
maple or ivy-like, long-petioled leaves (3 to 5 inches wide) which are
an attractive deep purple above and beet red beneath. Foliage color
may fade to a bronze green in hot summers. Tiny, pinkish white,
bell-shaped flowers in open, airy panicles are borne on slender, wiry,
dark red stems extending well above the mound of leaves typically to a
height of 15 to 24 inches in late spring to early summer. Reliable
perennial valued for it's winter presence and summer contrast. Up to
half shade in a woodland edge position. In moist soil and cooler
conditions, it may tolerant full sun. $15.00 or 3 for $40.00
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'Firefly' The basal leaves clump
to five or six inches high. Red blooms rise one to two feet high, on
loose panicles which are particularly flowery May through July. Fewer
stems of later flowers can be relied upon, especially with
deadheading. It prefers consistantly moist well draining humousy soil
in considerable sun, but will also thrive in partial shade &
poorer soil with some bloom loss. It may demand or require a lot more
water if in hot sun. $15.00 or 3 for $40.00
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'Melting Fire' 12" wide by
8" high. A beautiful red leaved turning to dark red later in the
season. Curly edges. $15.00 or 3 for $40.00
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LAVENDULA (Lavender) Zone 4-9 Full
sun
Lavender must be grown in full sun to be able to produce flowers, so
do not hesitate to plant them in those hot, dry areas where nothing
else seems to grow. They will actually grow better in poor, gravelly
soil than in rich humus; don't be tempted to enrich the soil when you
plant it. Sharp drainage, especially in winter, is essential for
preventing crown rot. Other than that, Lavender is known to have few
problems with pests and diseases.
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'Munstead' Lavender Munstead is
a many-branched, somewhat woody perennial plant growing to 15 inches
tall. The narrow leaves are about 2 inches long and have a pleasing
gray-green color. The small heavily fragrant lavender flowers are
borne on long-stemmed, slender spikes. Cut faded whole flower spikes
when the first flowers begin to open, and dry. It is used most often
in sachets in the home and in perfumes. $15.00 or 3 for $40.00
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LEUCANTHEMUM (Shasta Daisy) Zone 4-9
Full sun to part shade
Leucanthemums require full sun and well-drained soil to be at their
best. Winter drainage is especially important; planting in raised beds
will help to provide these conditions. Division can be done in either
spring or fall, and is recommended due to this perennial's tendancy to
be short-lived. Shasta Daisies are all-time favorites for the
perennial border. The cheery flowers begin to appear in late spring
and continue on for several months if faithfully deadheaded. Shastas
mix so effortlessly with other perennials that no garden should be
without them!
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'Becky' 2003 PPA Plant of the
Year! This may be the best selection of Shasta yet. Prized for its
durability in the hot, humid summers of the south and its cold
tolerance in the north, 'Becky' has proven to be a sturdy, hardy
cultivar. Copious amounts of very large, single, white blooms are
produced atop strong stems which are ideal for cutting. Despite its
height, this variety does not require staking. 36-42" high.
$15.00 or 3 for $40.00
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'Polaris' This is the classic
Shasta Daisy. Huge 7 inch wide flowers are pure white with yellow
centers and are borne on long 2-3 foot stems which are perfect for
cutting. This is the hardiest strain of Shasta available.36-48"
high. $15.00 or 3 for $40.00
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'Rijnsburg Glory' The earliest
blooming daisy. A clump forming perennial with strong flowering stems
and large white daisy flowers with yellow centres. It forms a sizeable
clump giving rise to many flowering stems. Grown best in the full sun
it prefers most reasonably fertile well drained soils. Cut down stems
after flowering and divide the plant every few years. 28" high,
blooms June-July. $15.00 or 3 for $40.00
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LIATRIS (Gayfeather) Zone 2-9 Full
sun
Prefers more moisture than other members of the Liatris family, and
thrives in well-drained soil in full sun. The roots of this genus are
tuberous, and they may be lifted every few years and divided. When
doing so, use a sharp knife, allow at least one eye per division.
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'Kobold' Bright, rosy lavender
flower wands open from top to bottom in early summer, appearing to
glow at the tips. Narrow, opposite leaves are up to 10 inches long at
the base of the plant and decrease in length up the stems. In all,
Liatris is a very strong vertical accent and 'Kobold' is one of the
best selections available for border gardens. It is a staple item for
cutting gardens; it adds a bright, vertical element to bouquets. 20-30"
high. $15.00 or 3 for $40.00
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LINUM (Flax) Zone 4-8 Full sun
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'Sapphire' Flax has been grown
in England for centuries and is still farmed in Europe today as a
source of fiber to make linens and rope. Try to pick a flower stem and
you will understand why. 'Sapphire' is a tireless performer,
especially when given a proper growing environment; light,
well-drained soil and full sun are best. All Flax species abhor 'wet
feet', especially when it is a result of poor winter drainage, so make
sure you provide very well-drained soil. Once established, it will be
quite drought tolerant. This is a great plant for gardens, since it
tolerates the summer heat very well. 12" high. $15.00 or 3 for
$40.00
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MALVA (Mallow) Zone 4-9 Full sun
A shorter cousin of the Hollyhock, Malva is easy to grow and will
happily fill in the empty spaces in your garden. It enjoys full sun
and well-drained soils with a moderate to high pH. By pinching back
the tips of this plant when it reaches 12 inches tall, shorter, more
compact plants will be produced. If no pinching is done, prepare to
stake this plant.
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'Moschata' One tough perennial!
Masses of soft pink, 2" wide, bowl-shaped flowers are borne on
tall spikes from late spring thru summer. This variety has ascending
branches with a neater outline than the species. Heat and drought are
not a problem for Malva. Though it is sometimes short-lived, it will
self-seed readily assuring years of blooms. 3-4 feet high. $15.00 or 3
for $40.00
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MONARDA (Beebalm, Bergamot) Zone 3-9
Full sun
Monarda is native to eastern North America, so it is easy to grow and
it multiplies quickly. The flowers' sweet nectar attracts scores of
hummingbirds, butterflies, and bees to the garden. The aromatic
foliage smells like mint when crushed and is often used to flavor
teas. Monarda can be found naturally along riverbanks and enjoys this
rich, organic, moist soil. However, it will grow in average soil as
well. Full sun is best, but light shade is tolerated. Plants tend to
spread more quickly in the shade, however. Most monardas multiply
rapidly either by underground stems or self-sowing. In order to keep
plants healthy and vigorous, they should be divided at least every
three years in the spring. Deadheading spent blooms will prolong the
bloom time. Powdery mildew is a common fungal problem with monarda.
Some varieties are more resistant to it than others. To prevent this
fungus from appearing, large clumps should be thinned out so that the
air circulates freely around them. The soil should also be kept
consistantly moist; dry soil promotes powdery mildew.
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'Blue Stocking' Very large,
purple-blue florets appear in tight clusters atop stocky, square stems
from midsummer to fall. This variety is one of the most mildew
resistant as reported throughout the United States. It was discovered
in Georgia and introduced into the trade by Saul Nursery. 2-3 feet
high. $15.00 or 3 for $40.00
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'Jacob Cline' Very large, bright
red florets appear in tight clusters atop stocky, square stems from
midsummer to fall. This variety is one of the most mildew resistant as
reported throughout the United States. It was discovered in Georgia
and introduced into the trade by Saul Nursery. 2-3 feet high. $15.00
or 3 for $40.00
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PENSTEMON (Beard Tongue) Zone 4-9
Full sun
Penstemons are very drought tolerant perennials that are easy to grow
and are rarely bothered by insects or diseases. Plant them in full sun
and watch as hummingbirds feast on their delicious nectar. Homeowner
Growing & Maintenance Tips: Penstemons should be grown in full sun
and very well-drained soil to avoid root rot. Soil fertility need only
be average, but a light mulch in winter is recommended. Use Penstemons
in the border, for naturalizing, and for cut flowers.
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'Husker's Red' 1996 Perennial
Plant Association Plant of the Year! Striking, maroon-red foliage with
a dark green underlay distinguishes this Penstemon from the other
cultivars. White flowers with a tinge of light pink are borne on
strong, upright stems in early summer. 30-34" high. $15.00 or 3
for $40.00
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PLATYCODON (Balloon
Flower) Zone 2-9 Full sun to full shade
Platycodons are easy, trouble-free perennials that thrive in almost
any soil as long as it is well-drained. They can easily adapt to grow
in either full sun or part shade. Be patient in the spring, as this
genus is slow to emerge. Cut the whole plant back after the first hard
frost.
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'Mariesi Blue' Interesting
balloon-like buds burst open into splendid violet-blue, bell-shaped
flowers. 'Mariesii' is a very reliable bloomer that is pest and
disease free. 15-24" high. $15.00 or 3 for $40.00
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'Sentimental Blue' Interesting
balloon-like buds burst open into beautiful blue, dwarf bell-shaped
flowers. 'Sentimental Blue' is an excellent low-growing border or rock
garden plant. It is a prolific bloomer that is pest and disease free.
6-8" high. $15.00 or 3 for $40.00
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RUDBECKIA (Black Eyed Susans) Zone
3-9 Full sun
Rudbeckias like full sun, but they also will do well in partial
shade. Plant them in well-drained, not overly rich soil. Remove spent
flowers in order to stimulate continuous bloom. Plants will self-seed.
If this is not desired, cut the plants back in fall. Rudbeckias are
very easy to divide in the spring. They also make great cut flowers.
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'Goldsturm' One of the most
popular perennials available today, having earned the prestigious
Perennial Plant of the Year Award in 1999. Plants have a long season
of bloom and a sturdy, upright habit. The gold daisy-like flowers have
a distinct dark brown central cone and are held on branching stems. Do
not deadhead these cones if you want winter interest since the black
seed heads remain attractive throughout the winter and the seeds
provide a source of food for small birds. 24" high, blooms from
July to October. $15.00 or 3 for $40.00
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SEDUM (Stonecrop) Zone 2-9 Full sun
to part shade
Tall, upright sedums form substantial clumps of foliage which can be
substituted for shrubs in the landscape. Their stout, sturdy stems
support the massive flower heads which develop in summer and burst
into bloom in fall. If left standing, they provide winter interest and
food for birds. Homeowner Growing & Maintenance Tips: Sedum is one
of the most popular perennials grown in American gardens because it is
very easy to grow and hardy in most areas of the country. Because of
its thick, succulent leaves which can store water, sedum is drought
tolerant. It should be sited in average to poor soil that is
well-drained. Plants grown in rich soil tend to be lanky and open.
Most varieties should be grown in full sun to light shade. The lower
growing types, however, will survive in partial shade. Divide sedum
every 3-4 years to maintain its compact growth habit. Older plants
tend to split in the center if they have not been divided. Pinching
the taller varieties back by half in early summer will also help
prevent them from splitting. This plant is not usually bothered by
pests or diseases. The seed heads of the taller varieties provide
excellent winter interest and food for birds. Remove them in spring
when the new growth begins to show.
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'Autumn Joy' This upright
variety sports flat clusters of rosy-red flowers. The foliage is a
smooth grey-green and it looks great all season long. Popular variety
because it is beautiful, easy to grow, and drought tolerant. 24"
high, blooms end of September to end of October. $15.00 or 3 for
$40.00
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'Brilliant' This upright variety
sports flat clusters of deep rose-pink flowers. The foliage is a
smooth grey-green and it looks great all season long. 'Brilliant' is a
popular variety because it is beautiful, easy to grow, and drought
tolerant. 24" high, blooms end of September to end of October.
$15.00 or 3 for $40.00
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'Purple Emperor' 2002 ISU
Perennial Award for Best New Introduction! 'Purple Emperor' has very
dark reddish-purple foliage and a semi-upright habit. It captures your
attention from the moment the dusky purple leaves emerge in spring,
and forms a solid substantial mass of foliage. In late summer, dusty
rose flowers appear in large clusters atop the bright reddish-purple
stems. These blossoms age to bronze in the fall. $15.00 or 3 for
$40.00
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THYMUS (Thyme) Zone 4-9 Full sun
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'Thymus serphyllum' (Mother of
Thyme) A sun-loving herb valued as an ornamental groundcover.
Forms a dense, flat mat of evergreen, dark green leaves that are
smothered in bright pink flowers from early thru midsummer. Lovely
between stones on a path or cascading over walls. 1-2" high.
$20.00
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VIOLA
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'Angel Tiger Eyes' Angel Tiger
Eye is just 4 to 6 inches high and wide, yet it will catch your eye
from across the garden when its neat golden blooms with their dramatic
spiderweb of black burst forth in summer! Ideal for overwintering and
quite weather-resistant. 4-6" high. $3.50 or 3 for $10.00
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'Orange Jump Up' Bright orange.
Hardy and heat tolerant. Robust root system for better over-wintering
performance. Continuous flowering to end of season. Violas will also
re-seed themselves so that next season you will have many more. Weed
the extras out as you see fit. $3.50 or 3 for $10.00
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'Antique Shades' (Sorbet Series)
Hardy and heat tolerant. Robust root system for better over-wintering
performance. Continuous flowering to end of season. Violas will also
re-seed themselves so that next season you will have many more. Weed
the extras out as you see fit. $3.50 or 3 for $10.00
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'Babyface Marina' (Sorbet Series)
Hardy and heat tolerant. Robust root system for better over-wintering
performance. Continuous flowering to end of season. Violas will also
re-seed themselves so that next season you will have many more. Weed
the extras out as you see fit. $3.50 or 3 for $10.00
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'Babyface Primrose' (Sorbet Series)
Hardy and heat tolerant. Robust root system for better over-wintering
performance. Continuous flowering to end of season. Violas will also
re-seed themselves so that next season you will have many more. Weed
the extras out as you see fit. $3.50 or 3 for $10.00
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'Babyface Ruby and Gold' (Sorbet
Series) Hardy and heat tolerant. Robust root system for better
over-wintering performance. Continuous flowering to end of season.
Violas will also re-seed themselves so that next season you will have
many more. Weed the extras out as you see fit. $3.50 or 3 for $10.00
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'Beaconsfield' (Sorbet Series)
Hardy and heat tolerant. Robust root system for better over-wintering
performance. Continuous flowering to end of season. Violas will also
re-seed themselves so that next season you will have many more. Weed
the extras out as you see fit. $3.50 or 3 for $10.00
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'Black Duet' (Sorbet Series)
Hardy and heat tolerant. Robust root system for better over-wintering
performance. Continuous flowering to end of season. Violas will also
re-seed themselves so that next season you will have many more. Weed
the extras out as you see fit. $3.50 or 3 for $10.00
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'Blue Heaven' (Sorbet Series)
Hardy and heat tolerant. Robust root system for better over-wintering
performance. Continuous flowering to end of season. Violas will also
re-seed themselves so that next season you will have many more. Weed
the extras out as you see fit. $3.50 or 3 for $10.00
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'Coconut' (Sorbet Series) Hardy
and heat tolerant. Robust root system for better over-wintering
performance. Continuous flowering to end of season. Violas will also
re-seed themselves so that next season you will have many more. Weed
the extras out as you see fit. $3.50 or 3 for $10.00
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'Coconut Duet' (Sorbet Series)
Hardy and heat tolerant. Robust root system for better over-wintering
performance. Continuous flowering to end of season. Violas will also
re-seed themselves so that next season you will have many more. Weed
the extras out as you see fit. $3.50 or 3 for $10.00
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'Orange Delight' (Sorbet Series)
Hardy and heat tolerant. Robust root system for better
over-wintering performance. Continuous flowering to end of season.
Violas will also re-seed themselves so that next season you will have
many more. Weed the extras out as you see fit. $3.50 or 3 for $10.00
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'Orange Duet' (Sorbet Series)
Hardy and heat tolerant. Robust root system for better over-wintering
performance. Continuous flowering to end of season. Violas will also
re-seed themselves so that next season you will have many more. Weed
the extras out as you see fit. $3.50 or 3 for $10.00
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'Purple Duet' (Sorbet Series) Hardy
and heat tolerant. Robust root system for better over-wintering
performance. Continuous flowering to end of season. Violas will also
re-seed themselves so that next season you will have many more. Weed
the extras out as you see fit. $$3.50 or 3 for $10.00
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'Sunny Royal' (Sorbet Series)
Hardy and heat tolerant. Robust root system for better over-wintering
performance. Continuous flowering to end of season. Violas will also
re-seed themselves so that next season you will have many more. Weed
the extras out as you see fit. $3.50 or 3 for $10.00
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'Yellow Delight' (Sorbet Series)
Hardy and heat tolerant. Robust root system for better
over-wintering performance. Continuous flowering to end of season.
Violas will also re-seed themselves so that next season you will have
many more. Weed the extras out as you see fit. $3.50 or 3 for $10.00
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