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WALTERS GARDENS, INC.<br />
North America’s Leading <strong>Wholesale</strong> Grower of Perennials<br />
SUMMER 20<strong>18</strong>-SPRING 20<strong>19</strong><br />
Proud Supplier of Proven Winners® Perennials
Welcome to <strong>Walters</strong> <strong>Gardens</strong> Inc..<br />
North America’s Leading <strong>Wholesale</strong> Grower of Perennials<br />
1-26 | Reference Pages 155-158 | Monarda<br />
6-7 | New Items 165-172 | Phlox<br />
9-11 | 176-179 | Salvia<br />
12-26 | Proven Winners ® Program <strong>18</strong>9-<strong>19</strong>1 | Veronica<br />
27-201 | Perennials A-Z Listing <strong>19</strong>2-201 | Temperennials<br />
43-46 | Baptisia <strong>19</strong>6-201 | Mad About Mangave ® Collection<br />
53-56 | Clematis 202-203 | Contact Information<br />
76 | Ferns 204-206 | Ordering and Shipping Information<br />
79-87 | Ornamental Grasses 206-207 | Cultural Information<br />
88-91 | Helleborus 208 | URC Program<br />
92-106 | Hemerocallis 210-212 | Marketing Support<br />
107-112 | Heuchera 213-214 | Credit Application<br />
114-1<strong>18</strong> | Hibiscus 215 | <br />
1<strong>19</strong>-139 | Hosta 216-264 | Order Form & Price List<br />
About Our Front Cover<br />
Featured on our front cover this year are a few of our most highly recommended new<br />
introductions, all of which are from the <strong>Walters</strong> <strong>Gardens</strong>, Inc. hybridizing program.<br />
Pictured from top left:<br />
• Hibiscus SUMMERIFIC® ‘Holy Grail’ PPAF (p. 116) – Deep red flowers open flat on near-black<br />
foliage. The enormous 8-9” blooms will cover the plant from top to bottom in late summer.<br />
• Heuchera PRIMO® ‘Peachberry Ice’ PPAF (p. 110) – Apricot-orange leaves have a light silver<br />
overlay. The bright color mellows through the summer with the foliage staying nice through fall.<br />
• Achillea ‘Sassy Summer Lemon’ PPAF (p. 28) – Very upright, tall stems hold first lemon-yellow<br />
flowers and then their showy seedheads through the end of summer.<br />
• Heuchera ‘Lemon Love’ PPAF (p. 111) – Ruffled chartreuse yellow foliage resists burning. If given<br />
the space, this selection will grow up to 3’ wide.<br />
• Kniphofia PYROMANIA ‘Rocket’s Red Glare’ PPAF (p. 145) – An exciting new genus is firing up the<br />
Proven Winners® Program this year. ‘Rocket’s Red Glare’ lights up the landscape with warm red flower<br />
buds that open creamy-peach. This series is perfect for adding height to the middle of the border.<br />
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<strong>Walters</strong> <strong>Gardens</strong>, Inc.<br />
Proud Supplier of Proven Winners® Perennials<br />
P.O. Box 137 • <strong>19</strong>92 96th Ave. Zeeland, MI 49464<br />
Phone: 888-925-8377 • Fax: 800-752-<strong>18</strong>79 • Email: sales@waltersgardens.com<br />
Websites: www.<strong>Walters</strong><strong>Gardens</strong>.com • www.PerennialResource.com • www.ProvenWinners.com<br />
Copyright © 20<strong>18</strong> <strong>Walters</strong> <strong>Gardens</strong>, Inc. No portion of this booklet may be reproduced without permission from <strong>Walters</strong> <strong>Gardens</strong>, Inc.
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When you Visit...<br />
Come and see firsthand how bare root and<br />
plug perennials are produced on a grand<br />
scale. We’ll be happy to show you our<br />
greenhouse facilities, colorful growing fields,<br />
and expansive display gardens when you<br />
visit. Have growing questions? Our growers<br />
are here to help you with your production<br />
challenges.<br />
We’ll be opening our doors again for the<br />
Michigan Garden Plant Tour, July 30 - August<br />
10, 20<strong>18</strong>. It’s a great time to visit, so plan your<br />
trip now!<br />
Call 1-888-925-8377 or e-mail<br />
sales@waltersgardens.com to schedule<br />
your visit.<br />
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About <strong>Walters</strong> <strong>Gardens</strong>, Inc.<br />
Established <strong>19</strong>46<br />
We have over 70 years of experience growing perennials, but it all started<br />
with the small flower business founded by Dena and John Knoll. Dennis<br />
<strong>Walters</strong> helped set the foundation for our company when he married their<br />
daughter, Harriet Knoll, and eventually took over the business in <strong>19</strong>46.<br />
The original farm was 5 acres; everything was grown from seed, bare root,<br />
and hand dug.<br />
Greenhouse Plug Production<br />
For us, it’s not just about offering the best plants on the<br />
market, but offering the best value as well. That vision starts<br />
with dedicated employees, the best growers in the business,<br />
and a diligent plant health staff.<br />
Our reputation is only as good as our product. You can be<br />
confident in our product because our goal is to provide you<br />
with nothing but the best of everything you order.<br />
Bare Root Field Operations<br />
Through the years it is our Bare Root Production which has<br />
kept us unique in the industry. Thanks to our location along<br />
Lake Michigan, we enjoy sandy, well-drained soil that helps<br />
our roots grow bigger faster. We’ve been aiming for high<br />
quality bare root product from the very beginning and that<br />
still rings true today.<br />
Today, 20<strong>18</strong><br />
That 5-acre farm has grown to 1,500 acres and with over 500,000 square feet<br />
of greenhouses. <strong>Walters</strong> <strong>Gardens</strong> is still family owned and run. We haven’t lost<br />
sight of our (bare) roots or the values that made this company what it is.<br />
Our commitments to high quality plants and genetics have led to an expansive<br />
collection of <strong>Walters</strong> <strong>Gardens</strong> introduced varieties and a close relationship with<br />
the Proven Winners® brand.<br />
All our success can be attributed to the employees who have spent countless<br />
years working for and contributing to <strong>Walters</strong> <strong>Gardens</strong>.<br />
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New Plant Development<br />
From Proven Genetics Comes Proven Performance<br />
Breeder Profile<br />
Hans Hansen<br />
Meet Hans, head of the <strong>Walters</strong> <strong>Gardens</strong> hybridizing<br />
department. Hans is our go-to guy when it comes to<br />
knowing anything and everything about perennials. He’s<br />
been living and breathing plants from a very young age,<br />
beginning his breeding work when he was just a teenager.<br />
Hans enjoys working with a wide variety of plants<br />
including Hostas, Baptisia, Peonies, and Mangaves. You’ll<br />
find the results of his hard work throughout this catalog.<br />
Crossing Hellebores in the Pollination Station<br />
Our customers look to us for our exceptional genetics which have proven<br />
themselves over the years, from our distinctive hostas to our fabulous hardy<br />
Hibiscus and many others. The top exclusive genetics from our own hybridizing<br />
program and other hybridizers worldwide are trialed and selected for the<br />
Proven Winners® line.<br />
Hybridizing goals are set for each genera with a focus on perennials that<br />
our growers, retailers, and home gardeners will be successful with. If you or<br />
someone you know is interested in having <strong>Walters</strong> <strong>Gardens</strong>, Inc. trial your new<br />
hybrids or sports, please contact the head of our hybridizing department, Hans<br />
Hansen (hans@waltersgardens.com) for more information.<br />
The WGI New Plant Development Team works with Hibiscus selections<br />
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<strong>Walters</strong> <strong>Gardens</strong>, Inc.<br />
Introductions<br />
General Perennials<br />
Achillea p. ‘Peter Cottontail’ PPAF<br />
Achillea ‘Sassy Summer Lemon’ PPAF<br />
Achillea ‘Sassy Summer Sangria’ PPAF<br />
Achillea ‘Sassy Summer Silver’ PPAF<br />
Achillea ‘Sassy Summer Sunset’ PPAF<br />
Achillea ‘Sassy Summer Taffy’ PPAF<br />
Agapanthus ‘Galaxy Blue’ PPAF<br />
Agapanthus ‘Galaxy White’ PPAF<br />
Agastache ‘Mango Tango’ PP28747<br />
Agastache ‘Peachie Keen’ PP25886<br />
Agastache ‘Rosie Posie’ PP25857<br />
Allium ‘Lavender Bubbles’ PPAF<br />
Allium ‘Medusa’ PP28701<br />
Amsonia t. ‘Storm Cloud’<br />
Anemone ‘Curtain Call Pink’ PPAF<br />
Anemone ‘Curtain Call Deep Rose’ PPAF<br />
Anemone FALL IN LOVE ‘Sweetly’ PPAF<br />
Aruncus ‘Chantilly Lace’ PPAF<br />
Aruncus ‘Fairy Hair’ PPAF<br />
Asclepias t. ‘Blonde Bombshell’ PPAF<br />
Baptisia ‘American Goldfinch’ PPAF<br />
Baptisia DECADENCE® ‘Blueberry Sundae’ PP23891<br />
Baptisia DECADENCE® ‘Cherries Jubilee’ PP23907<br />
Baptisia DECADENCE® ‘Dark Chocolate’ PPAF<br />
Baptisia DECADENCE® ‘Lemon Meringue’ PP24280<br />
Baptisia DECADENCE® ‘Sparkling Sapphires’<br />
PP27904<br />
Baptisia DECADENCE® ‘Vanilla Cream’ PP25663<br />
Baptisia DECADENCE® DELUXE ‘Pink Lemonade’<br />
PPAF<br />
Baptisia DECADENCE® DELUXE ‘Pink Truffles’<br />
PP26588<br />
Baptisia ‘Grape Taffy’ PP26587<br />
Baptisia ‘Indigo Spires’ PP26750<br />
Baptisia ‘Lavender Stardust’ PPAF<br />
Brunnera m. ‘Emerald Mist’ PP20460<br />
Brunnera m. ‘Jack Frost’ PP13859<br />
Brunnera m. ‘Sterling Silver’ PPAF<br />
Buddleia ‘Grand Cascade’ PPAF<br />
Buddleia ‘Lavender Cascade’ PPAF<br />
Buddleia ‘Pink Cascade’ PPAF<br />
Plants developed by <strong>Walters</strong> <strong>Gardens</strong>, Inc. hybridizers<br />
Buddleia HUMDINGER® ‘Lavender Cupcake’ PP28221<br />
Buddleia HUMDINGER® ‘Little Angel’ PP28204<br />
Buddleia HUMDINGER® ‘Little Nugget’ PP28152<br />
Buddleia HUMDINGER® ‘Magenta Munchkin’<br />
PP28177<br />
Buddleia HUMDINGER® ‘Orchid Annie’ PP28176<br />
Buddleia MONARCH® ‘Blue Knight’ PP28178<br />
Buddleia MONARCH® ‘Crown Jewels’ PP27878<br />
Buddleia MONARCH® ‘Dark Dynasty’ PP27834<br />
Buddleia MONARCH® ‘Glass Slippers’ PP27832<br />
Buddleia MONARCH® ‘Prince Charming’ PP28903<br />
Buddleia MONARCH® ‘Queen of Hearts’ PP27987<br />
Campanula c. ‘Delft Teacups’ PPAF<br />
Campanula c. ‘Violet Teacups’ PPAF<br />
Clematis ‘Violet Stardust’ PPAF<br />
Clematis ‘Stand By Me’ PPAF<br />
Coreopsis v. SIZZLE & SPICE® ‘Crazy Cayenne’ PPAF<br />
Coreopsis v. SIZZLE & SPICE® ‘Curry Up’ PP28521<br />
Coreopsis v. SIZZLE & SPICE® ‘Hot Paprika’ PP28522<br />
Coreopsis v. SIZZLE & SPICE® ‘Red Hot Vanilla’ PPAF<br />
Coreopsis v. SIZZLE & SPICE® ‘Sassy Saffron’ PPAF<br />
Coreopsis v. SIZZLE & SPICE® ‘Zesty Zinger’ PPAF<br />
Dianthus b. ‘Scarlet Fever’ PPAF<br />
Dianthus ‘Fire and Ice’ PP23483<br />
Dianthus FRUIT PUNCH® ‘Black Cherry Frost’ PP28605<br />
Dianthus FRUIT PUNCH® ‘Cherry Vanilla’ PPAF<br />
Dianthus FRUIT PUNCH® ‘Classic Coral’ PPAF<br />
Dianthus FRUIT PUNCH® ‘Cranberry Cocktail’<br />
PP28603<br />
Dianthus FRUIT PUNCH® ‘Maraschino’ PP27882<br />
Dianthus FRUIT PUNCH® ‘Raspberry Ruffles’ PPAF<br />
Dianthus FRUIT PUNCH® ‘Spiked Punch’ PP28635<br />
Dianthus FRUIT PUNCH® ‘Sweetie Pie’ PP27989<br />
Dianthus ‘Paint the Town Fuchsia’ PP28636<br />
Dianthus ‘Paint the Town Magenta’ PP29222<br />
Dianthus PRETTY POPPERS ‘Appleblossom<br />
Burst’ PPAF<br />
Dianthus PRETTY POPPERS ‘Cute as a Button’ PPAF<br />
Dianthus PRETTY POPPERS ‘Double Bubble’ PPAF<br />
Dianthus PRETTY POPPERS ‘Electric Red’ PPAF<br />
Dianthus PRETTY POPPERS ‘Razzlepop’ PPAF<br />
Echinacea EYE-CATCHER ‘Atomic Orange’ PPAF<br />
Dianthus PRETTY POPPERS ‘Cute as a Button’ PPAF<br />
New!<br />
Look for plants with a lime green bar in our catalog,<br />
indicating they were introduced by <strong>Walters</strong> <strong>Gardens</strong>!<br />
Echinacea EYE-CATCHER ‘Canary’ PPAF<br />
Echinacea EYE-CATCHER ‘Coral Craze’ PPAF<br />
Eucomis ‘African Night’ PPAF<br />
Eucomis ‘Safari Adventure’ PPAF<br />
Geranium m. ‘Crane Dance’ PPAF<br />
Geranium p. ‘Boom Chocolatta’ PPAF<br />
Ornamental Grasses<br />
Festuca g. ‘Blue Whiskers’ PP29200<br />
Miscanthus s. ‘Autumn Anthem’ PP27411<br />
Miscanthus s. ‘Encore’ PP29070<br />
Panicum v. PRAIRIE WINDS® ‘Apache Rose’ PP29142<br />
Panicum v. ‘Blue Fountain’ PP28<strong>19</strong>2<br />
Panicum v. PRAIRIE WINDS® ‘Totem Pole’ PPAF<br />
Pennisetum a. ‘Puppy Love’ PPAF<br />
Schizachyrium s. PRAIRIE WINDS® ‘Blue Paradise’<br />
PP28145<br />
Schizachyrium s. ‘Smoke Signal’ PP27433<br />
Schizachyrium s. ‘Twilight Zone’ PP27432<br />
Helleborus HONEYMOON® ‘French Kiss’<br />
Helleborus HONEYMOON® ‘New York Night’<br />
Helleborus HONEYMOON® ‘Paris in Pink’<br />
Helleborus HONEYMOON® ‘Rio Carnival’<br />
Helleborus HONEYMOON® ‘Romantic Getaway’<br />
Helleborus HONEYMOON® ‘Rome in Red’<br />
Helleborus HONEYMOON® ‘Sandy Shores’<br />
Helleborus HONEYMOON® ‘Spanish Flare’<br />
Helleborus HONEYMOON® ‘Tropical Sunset’<br />
Helleborus HONEYMOON® ‘Vegas Nights’<br />
Helleborus WEDDING PARTY ‘Blushing<br />
Bridesmaid’<br />
Helleborus WEDDING PARTY ‘Confetti Cake’<br />
Helleborus WEDDING PARTY ‘Dark and<br />
Handsome’<br />
Helleborus WEDDING PARTY ‘Dashing<br />
Groomsmen’<br />
Helleborus WEDDING PARTY ‘First Dance’<br />
Helleborus WEDDING PARTY ‘Flower Girl’<br />
Helleborus WEDDING PARTY ‘Maid of Honor’<br />
Helleborus WEDDING PARTY ‘True Love’<br />
Helleborus WEDDING PARTY ‘Wedding Bells’<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Elegant Explosion’<br />
Hemerocallis RAINBOW RHYTHM® ‘Going<br />
Bananas’ PP17164<br />
Hemerocallis RAINBOW RHYTHM® ‘Orange<br />
Smoothie’ PP28643<br />
Heuchera ‘Berry Timeless’ PP26357<br />
Heuchera DOLCE® ‘Appletini’ PPAF<br />
Heuchera DOLCE® ‘Apple Twist’ PPAF<br />
Heuchera DOLCE® ‘Cherry Truffles’ PPAF<br />
Heuchera DOLCE® ‘Silver Gumdrop’ PP29207<br />
Heuchera DOLCE® ‘Spearmint’ PPAF<br />
Heuchera DOLCE® ‘Wildberry’ PPAF<br />
Heuchera ‘Electric Plum’ PPAF<br />
Heuchera ‘Grape Expectations’ PP26894<br />
Heuchera ‘Grape Timeless’ PPAF<br />
Heuchera ‘Lava Lamp’ PP26761<br />
Heuchera ‘Lemon Love’ PPAF<br />
Heuchera ‘Pink Panther’ PPAF<br />
Heuchera PRIMO® ‘Black Pearl’ PPAF<br />
Heuchera PRIMO® ‘Mahogany Monster’ PPAF<br />
Heuchera PRIMO® ‘Peachberry Ice’ PPAF<br />
Heuchera PRIMO® ‘Pretty Pistachio’ PPAF<br />
Heuchera PRIMO® ‘Wild Rose’ PPAF<br />
Heuchera ‘Timeless Glow’ PPAF<br />
Heuchera ‘Timeless Treasure’ PPAF<br />
Heuchera ‘Twist of Lime’ PPAF<br />
Heuchera ‘You’re So Vein’ PPAF<br />
Heucherella ‘Catching Fire’ PPAF<br />
Heucherella FUN AND GAMES® ‘Eye Spy’ PPAF<br />
Heucherella FUN AND GAMES® ‘Hopscotch’<br />
PP28750<br />
Heucherella FUN AND GAMES® ‘Red Rover’ PP28751<br />
Heucherella ‘Pink Fizz’ PP26947<br />
Heucherella ‘Pumpkin Spice’ PPAF<br />
Hibiscus ‘Airbrush Effect’ PP29295<br />
Hibiscus ‘Mars Madness’ PP27838<br />
Hibiscus ‘Midnight Marvel’ PP24079<br />
Hibiscus ‘Mocha Moon’ PP27837<br />
Hibiscus ‘Starry Starry Night’ PP27901<br />
Hibiscus ‘Summer in Paradise’ PP28730<br />
Hibiscus SUMMERIFIC® ‘Ballet Slippers’ PPAF<br />
Hibiscus SUMMERIFIC® ‘Berry Awesome’ PP27936<br />
Hibiscus SUMMERIFIC® ‘Cherry Choco Latte’ PPAF<br />
Hibiscus SUMMERIFIC® var. ‘Cranberry Crush’<br />
PP2<strong>19</strong>84<br />
Hibiscus SUMMERIFIC® ‘Holy Grail’ PPAF<br />
Hibiscus SUMMERIFIC® ‘Perfect Storm’ PP27880<br />
Hibiscus ‘Vintage Wine’ PP27839<br />
Hosta ‘Age of Gold’ PPAF<br />
Hosta ‘Afterglow’ PP26755<br />
Hosta ‘Angel Falls’ PP28785<br />
Hosta ‘Beyond Glory’ PP28784<br />
Hosta ‘Blue Elf’ PPAF<br />
Hosta ‘Church Mouse’<br />
Hosta ‘Cool as a Cucumber’<br />
Hosta ‘Diamonds are Forever’ PP26011<br />
Hosta ‘First Dance’ PPAF<br />
Hosta ‘Island Breeze’ PP27151<br />
Hosta ‘Joy Ride’<br />
Hosta ‘June Spirit’ PP25593<br />
Hosta ‘Loyalist’<br />
Hosta ‘Mighty Mouse’<br />
Hosta ‘Mini Skirt’ PP26743<br />
Hosta ‘Northern Exposure’<br />
Hosta ‘One Last Dance’ PPAF<br />
Hosta ‘Pocketful of Sunshine’ PP23709<br />
Hosta ‘Prairie’s Edge’<br />
Hosta ‘Pure Heart’<br />
Hosta ‘Regal Splendor’<br />
Hosta ‘Remember Me’<br />
Hosta ‘Revolution’<br />
Hosta ‘Royal Wedding’ PP26727<br />
Hosta ‘School Mouse’ PPAF<br />
Hosta SHADOWLAND® ‘Autumn Frost’ PP23224<br />
Hosta SHADOWLAND® ‘Diamond Lake’ PPAF<br />
Hosta SHADOWLAND® ‘Etched Glass’ PPAF<br />
Hosta SHADOWLAND® ‘Hudson Bay’ PP23598<br />
Hosta SHADOWLAND® ‘Waterslide’ PPAF<br />
Hosta SHADOWLAND® ‘Wu-La-La’ PPAF<br />
Hosta ‘Wiggles and Squiggles’<br />
Hosta ‘Wrinkle in Time’ PPAF<br />
Kniphofia PYROMANIA ‘Backdraft’ PPAF<br />
Kniphofia PYROMANIA ‘Flashpoint’ PPAF<br />
Kniphofia PYROMANIA ‘Hot and Cold’ PPAF<br />
Kniphofia PYROMANIA ‘Orange Blaze’ PPAF<br />
Kniphofia PYROMANIA ‘Rocket’s Red Glare’ PPAF<br />
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<strong>Walters</strong> <strong>Gardens</strong>, Inc.<br />
Introductions cont.<br />
Plants developed by <strong>Walters</strong> <strong>Gardens</strong>, Inc. hybridizers<br />
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Kniphofia PYROMANIA ‘Solar Flare’ PPAF<br />
Kniphofia WINNERS CLUB ‘High Roller’ PPAF<br />
Kniphofia WINNERS CLUB ‘Jackpot’ PPAF<br />
Kniphofia WINNERS CLUB ‘Lucky Lemons’ PPAF<br />
Kniphofia WINNERS CLUB ‘Poker Face’ PPAF<br />
Lagerstroemia BARISTA® ‘Brew Ha Ha’ PPAF<br />
Lagerstroemia BARISTA® ‘Bubble Tea’ PPAF<br />
Lagerstroemia BARISTA® ‘Chai Berry’ PPAF<br />
Lagerstroemia BARISTA® ‘Cherry Mocha’ PPAF<br />
Lagerstroemia BARISTA® ‘Cool Beans’ PPAF<br />
Lagerstroemia BARISTA® ‘Dark Roast’ PPAF<br />
Lagerstroemia BARISTA® ‘Frappe Pink’ PPAF<br />
Lagerstroemia BARISTA® ‘Lava Java’ PPAF<br />
Lagerstroemia BARISTA® ‘Like a Latte’ PP28778<br />
Lagerstroemia BARISTA® ‘Spiced Plum’ PPAF<br />
Lagerstroemia BARISTA® ‘Sweet Macchiato’<br />
PP28759<br />
Leucanthemum s. AMAZING DAISIES® ‘Banana<br />
Cream’ PP23<strong>18</strong>1<br />
Leucanthemum s. ‘Cream Puff’ PPAF<br />
Leucanthemum s. ‘Spoonful of Sugar’ PP28760<br />
Leucanthemum s. ‘Whoops-a-Daisy’ PP27259<br />
Ligularia ‘Bottle Rocket’ PP24486<br />
Ligularia ‘King Kong’ PPAF<br />
Monarda ‘Electric Neon Pink’ PPAF<br />
Monarda ‘Leading Lady Lilac’ PP26431<br />
Monarda ‘Leading Lady Orchid’ PPAF<br />
Monarda ‘Leading Lady Plum’ PP26447<br />
Monarda d. ‘Pardon My Cerise’ PP29234<br />
Monarda d. ‘Pardon My Lavender’ PP28770<br />
Monarda d. ‘Pardon My Pink’ PP24244<br />
Monarda d. ‘Pardon My Purple’ PP22170<br />
Monarda SUGAR BUZZ® ‘Blue Moon’ PPAF<br />
Monarda SUGAR BUZZ® ‘Bubblegum Blast’ PP27497<br />
Monarda SUGAR BUZZ® ‘Cherry Pops’ PP276<strong>18</strong><br />
Monarda SUGAR BUZZ® ‘Grape Gumball’ PP27498<br />
Monarda SUGAR BUZZ® ‘Lilac Lollipop’ PP27571<br />
Monarda SUGAR BUZZ® ‘Pink Frosting’ PPAF<br />
Monarda SUGAR BUZZ® ‘Rockin’ Raspberry’<br />
PP28752<br />
Nepeta ‘Cat’s Pajamas’ PPAF<br />
Nepeta f. ‘Cat’s Meow’ PP24472<br />
Nepeta f. ‘Kitten Around’ PPAF<br />
Nepeta f. ‘Purrsian Blue’ PP24788<br />
Penstemon ‘Blackbeard’ PPAF<br />
Penstemon ‘Midnight Masquerade’ PPAF<br />
Perovskia a. ’Blue Jean Baby’ PP29281<br />
Perovskia a. ‘Denim ‘n Lace’ PP28445<br />
Perovskia a. ‘Rocketman’ PP27526<br />
Phlox ‘Amethyst Pearl’ PP28487<br />
Phlox ‘Bedazzled Lavender’ PPAF<br />
Phlox ‘Bedazzled Orchid’ PPAF<br />
Phlox ‘Bedazzled Pink’ PPAF<br />
Phlox ‘Cloudburst’ PPAF<br />
Phlox ‘Fashionably Early Crystal’ PP28679<br />
Phlox ‘Fashionably Early Flamingo’ PPAF<br />
Phlox ‘Fashionably Early Lavender Ice’ PPAF<br />
Phlox ‘Fashionably Early Princess’ PP28680<br />
Phlox ‘Magenta Sprite’ PPAF<br />
Phlox ‘Opening Act Blush’ PP27462<br />
Phlox ‘Opening Act White’ PP27461<br />
Phlox p. ‘Glamour Girl’ PP25778<br />
Phlox ‘Pink Minuet’ PPAF<br />
Phlox ‘Purple Sprite’ PPAF<br />
Phlox ‘Rocky Road Magenta’ PPAF<br />
Phlox ‘Rocky Road Pink’ PPAF<br />
Phlox ‘Rose Sprite’ PPAF<br />
Phlox s. ‘Eye Candy’ PPAF<br />
Phlox s. ‘Eye Shadow’ PPAF<br />
Polygonatum o. ‘Ruby Slippers’<br />
Pulmonaria ‘Pretty in Pink’ PPAF<br />
Pulmonaria ‘Twinkle Toes’ PPAF<br />
Salvia n. ‘Bumbleberry’ PPAF<br />
Salvia n. ‘Bumbleblue’ PPAF<br />
Salvia n. ‘Bumblesky’ PPAF<br />
Salvia n. ‘Bumblesnow’ PPAF<br />
Salvia COLOR SPIRES® ‘Azure Snow’ PPAF<br />
Salvia COLOR SPIRES® ‘Indiglo Girl’ PPAF<br />
Salvia COLOR SPIRES® ‘Pink Dawn’ PP26343<br />
Salvia COLOR SPIRES® n. ‘Violet Riot’ PP26273<br />
Salvia FASHIONISTA ‘Ballerina Pink’ PPAF<br />
Salvia FASHIONISTA ‘Midnight Model’ PPAF<br />
Salvia FASHIONISTA ‘Pretty in Pink’ PPAF<br />
Salvia FASHIONISTA ‘Sweet Petite’ PPAF<br />
Salvia n. ‘Perfect Profusion’ PPAF<br />
Salvia n. ‘Pink Profusion’ PPAF<br />
Salvia n. ‘Violet Profusion’ PPAF<br />
Sedum ‘Little Miss Sunshine’ PPAF<br />
Sedum ‘Night Embers’ PP29211<br />
Sedum ROCK ‘N GROW® ‘Bundle of Joy’ PPAF<br />
Sedum ROCK ‘N GROW® ‘Lemonjade’ PP26448<br />
Sedum ROCK ‘N GROW® ‘Popstar’ PPAF<br />
Sedum ROCK ‘N GROW® ‘Superstar’ PPAF<br />
Sedum ‘Steel the Show’ PPAF<br />
Tiarella ‘Cutting Edge’ PPAF<br />
Tiarella ‘Fingerpaint’ PP28012<br />
Tradescantia ‘Charlotte’s Web’ PPAF<br />
Veronica ‘Blue Skywalker’ PPAF<br />
Veronica ‘Lavender Lightsaber’ PPAF<br />
Veronica MAGIC SHOW® ‘Enchanted Indigo’<br />
PP26603<br />
Veronica MAGIC SHOW® ‘Pink Potion’ PPAF<br />
Veronica MAGIC SHOW® ‘White Wands’ PP27632<br />
Veronica MAGIC SHOW® ‘Wizard of Ahhs’ PPAF<br />
Veronica ‘Mona Lisa Smile’ PPAF<br />
Veronica ‘Perfectly Picasso’ PPAF<br />
Veronica ‘Royal Rembrandt’ PPAF<br />
Veronica ‘Very Van Gogh’ PP27428<br />
Yucca f. ‘Excalibur’<br />
Temperennials<br />
Agave s. ‘Royal Flush’ PPAF<br />
Colocasia ‘Black Swan’ PPAF<br />
Colocasia ‘Distant Memory’ PPAF<br />
Cordyline t. ‘Cherry Cordial’ PPAF<br />
DIGIPLEXIS® ‘Berry Canary’ PP27607<br />
<strong>Walters</strong> <strong>Gardens</strong>, Inc.<br />
Exclusives<br />
Plants developed by hybridizers worldwide and offered only by <strong>Walters</strong> <strong>Gardens</strong>, Inc.<br />
Astilbe ‘Amber Moon’ PP26028<br />
Grass - Carex s. ‘Snow Cap’<br />
Grass - Miscanthus s. ‘Oktoberfest’ PP27074<br />
Hosta ‘Bridal Falls’ PP25594<br />
Hosta ‘Hans’<br />
Hosta ‘Humpback Whale’<br />
Hosta ‘Munchkin Fire’<br />
Hosta ‘Rhino Hide’ PP23665<br />
Hosta ‘Sun Mouse’ PPAF<br />
Temperennial - Agave b. ‘Stingray’ PPAF<br />
Temperennial - Agave ‘Ripple Effect’ PPAF<br />
Temperennial - Agave x. ‘Frostbite’<br />
Hosta ‘Munchkin Fire’<br />
Plants with a dark green bar in our<br />
catalog indicate they are exclusive to<br />
<strong>Walters</strong> <strong>Gardens</strong>!<br />
Manfreda u. ‘Cherry Chocolate Chip’ PPAF<br />
Manfreda u. ‘Mint Chocolate Chip’ PPAF<br />
Mangave ‘Bad Hair Day’ PPAF<br />
Mangave ‘Blue Dart’ PPAF<br />
Mangave ‘Carnival’ PPAF<br />
Mangave ‘Catch a Wave’ PPAF<br />
Mangave ‘Falling Waters’ PPAF<br />
Mangave ‘Freckles and Speckles’ PPAF<br />
Mangave ‘Inkblot’ PPAF<br />
Mad About Mangave ®<br />
A premium collection of hybrid succulent temperennials developed by <strong>Walters</strong> <strong>Gardens</strong>, Inc.<br />
hybridizers<br />
Mangave ‘Kaleidoscope’ PP28614<br />
Mangave ‘Lavender Lady’ PP29<strong>19</strong>4<br />
Mangave ‘Man of Steel’ PP29<strong>19</strong>6<br />
Mangave ‘Mayan Queen’ PPAF<br />
Mangave ‘Mission to Mars’ PPAF<br />
Mangave ‘Moonglow’ PP29<strong>19</strong>5<br />
Mangave ‘My Dog Spot’ PPAF<br />
Mangave ‘Pineapple Express’ PP28613<br />
Mangave ‘Purple People Eater’ PPAF<br />
Mangave ‘Red Wing’ PPAF<br />
Mangave ‘Silver Fox’ PPAF<br />
Mangave ‘Spotty Dotty’ PPAF<br />
Mangave ‘Tooth Fairy’ PPAF<br />
Mangave ‘Whale Tale’ PPAF<br />
®<br />
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TM Achillea<br />
TM Achillea<br />
TM Achillea<br />
TM Achillea<br />
TM Achillea<br />
TM Achillea<br />
TM Agapanthus<br />
TM Agapanthus<br />
TM Allium<br />
TM Anemone<br />
TM Aruncus<br />
TM Baptisia<br />
TM Brunnera<br />
TM Buddleia<br />
TM Buddleia<br />
TM Buddleia<br />
TM Campanula<br />
TM Campanula<br />
TM Coreopsis<br />
TM Coreopsis<br />
TM Dianthus<br />
TM Dianthus<br />
TM Dianthus<br />
TM Echinacea<br />
TM Echinacea<br />
TM Echinacea<br />
TM Eucomis<br />
TM Eucomis<br />
TM Geranium<br />
TM Geranium<br />
TM Pennisetum<br />
TM Helleborus<br />
TM Helleborus<br />
TM Helleborus<br />
TM Helleborus<br />
TM Heuchera<br />
TM Heuchera<br />
TM Heuchera<br />
TM Heuchera<br />
TM Heuchera<br />
TM Heuchera<br />
New Arrivals<br />
SUMMER 20<strong>18</strong> / SPRING 20<strong>19</strong><br />
Look for new items in red<br />
throughout this catalog!<br />
Hardy Perennials<br />
p. ‘Peter Cottontail’ PPAF<br />
WGI Introduction<br />
‘Sassy Summer Lemon’ PPAF<br />
WGI Introduction<br />
‘Sassy Summer Sangria’ PPAF<br />
WGI Introduction<br />
‘Sassy Summer Silver’ PPAF<br />
WGI Introduction<br />
‘Sassy Summer Sunset’ PPAF<br />
WGI Introduction<br />
‘Sassy Summer Taffy’ PPAF<br />
WGI Introduction<br />
‘Galaxy Blue’ PPAF<br />
WGI Introduction<br />
‘Galaxy White’ PPAF<br />
WGI Introduction<br />
‘Lavender Bubbles’ PPAF<br />
WGI Introduction<br />
FALL IN LOVE ‘Sweetly’ PPAF<br />
WGI Introduction<br />
‘Fairy Hair’ PPAF<br />
WGI Introduction<br />
DECADENCE® ‘Dark Chocolate’ PPAF<br />
WGI Introduction<br />
m. ‘Sterling Silver’ PPAF<br />
WGI Introduction<br />
‘Grand Cascade’ PPAF<br />
WGI Introduction<br />
‘Lavender Cascade’ PPAF<br />
WGI Introduction<br />
‘Pink Cascade’ PPAF<br />
WGI Introduction<br />
Calamintha n. ‘Marvelette Blue’<br />
c. ‘Delft Teacups’ PPAF<br />
WGI Introduction<br />
c. ‘Violet Teacups’ PPAF<br />
WGI Introduction<br />
Clematis BLUSHING BRIDESMAID (‘Kaiser’)<br />
Clematis ‘My Darling’<br />
v. SIZZLE & SPICE® ‘Red Hot Vanilla’ PPAF<br />
WGI Introduction<br />
v. SIZZLE & SPICE® ‘Sassy Saffron’ PPAF<br />
WGI Introduction<br />
PRETTY POPPERS ‘Appleblossom<br />
Burst’ PPAF<br />
WGI Introduction<br />
PRETTY POPPERS ‘Cute as a Button’ PPAF<br />
WGI Introduction<br />
PRETTY POPPERS ‘Razzlepop’ PPAF<br />
WGI Introduction<br />
EYE-CATCHER ‘Atomic Orange’ PPAF<br />
WGI Introduction<br />
EYE-CATCHER ‘Canary’ PPAF<br />
WGI Introduction<br />
EYE-CATCHER ‘Coral Craze’ PPAF<br />
WGI Introduction<br />
Echinacea SOMBRERO® LEMON YELLOW IMPROVED<br />
(‘Balsomemyim’ PPAF)<br />
Epimedium ‘Amber Queen’ PP17<strong>19</strong>7<br />
Epimedium w. ‘Sandy Claws’<br />
Epimedium ssp. n. ‘Spine Tingler’<br />
‘African Night’ PPAF<br />
WGI Introduction<br />
‘Safari Adventure’ PPAF<br />
WGI Introduction<br />
Fragaria a. BERRIED TREASURE Pink<br />
Fragaria a. BERRIED TREASURE Red<br />
p. ‘Boom Chocolatta’ PPAF<br />
WGI Introduction<br />
m. ‘Crane Dance’ PPAF<br />
WGI Introduction<br />
Ornamental Grasses<br />
Bouteloua g. ‘Blonde Ambition’ PP22048<br />
a. ‘Puppy Love’ PPAF<br />
WGI Introduction<br />
Sesleria autumnalis<br />
WEDDING PARTY ‘Dashing Groomsmen’<br />
WGI Introduction<br />
HONEYMOON® ‘Romantic Getaway’<br />
WGI Introduction<br />
HONEYMOON® ‘Tropical Sunset’<br />
WGI Introduction<br />
HONEYMOON® ‘Vegas Nights’<br />
WGI Introduction<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Handwriting on the Wall’<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Lavender Blue Baby’<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Swedish Girl’<br />
DOLCE® ‘Apple Twist’ PPAF<br />
WGI Introduction<br />
DOLCE® ‘Cherry Truffles’ PPAF<br />
WGI Introduction<br />
DOLCE® ‘Spearmint’ PPAF<br />
WGI Introduction<br />
DOLCE® ‘Wildberry’ PPAF<br />
WGI Introduction<br />
‘Grape Timeless’ PPAF<br />
WGI Introduction<br />
‘Lemon Love’ PPAF<br />
WGI Introduction<br />
p. 44 p. 48<br />
p. 109<br />
Baptisia DECADENCE® ‘Dark Chocolate’ PPAF<br />
Buddleia ‘Grand Cascade’ PPAF<br />
Heuchera DOLCE® ‘Spearmint’ PPAF<br />
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TM Heuchera<br />
TM Heuchera<br />
TM Heuchera<br />
TM Heuchera<br />
TM Heuchera<br />
TM Hibiscus<br />
TM Hosta<br />
TM Hosta<br />
TM Hosta<br />
TM Hosta<br />
TM Hosta<br />
TM Kniphofia<br />
TM Kniphofia<br />
TM Kniphofia<br />
TM Kniphofia<br />
TM Kniphofia<br />
TM Kniphofia<br />
TM Kniphofia<br />
TM Kniphofia<br />
TM Kniphofia<br />
TM Kniphofia<br />
TM Lagerstroemia<br />
TM Lagerstroemia<br />
TM Lagerstroemia<br />
TM Lagerstroemia<br />
TM Monarda<br />
TM Monarda<br />
TM Nepeta<br />
TM Phlox<br />
TM Phlox<br />
TM Phlox<br />
TM Phlox<br />
TM Phlox<br />
TM Phlox<br />
TM Phlox<br />
TM Phlox<br />
TM Phlox<br />
TM Phlox<br />
TM Phlox<br />
TM Polygonatum<br />
TM Pulmonaria<br />
TM Salvia<br />
TM Salvia<br />
TM Salvia<br />
TM Salvia<br />
TM Salvia<br />
TM Salvia<br />
TM Sedum<br />
TM Hosta<br />
TM Agave<br />
TM Phlox<br />
TM Sporobolus<br />
TM Sedum<br />
TM Veronica<br />
TM Veronica<br />
TM Agave<br />
TM Mangave<br />
TM Mangave<br />
TM Mangave<br />
TM Mangave<br />
TM Mangave<br />
TM Mangave<br />
TM Mangave<br />
TM Mangave<br />
Reference Pages<br />
p. 70 p. 145 p. 171<br />
Echinacea EYE-CATCHER ‘Canary’ PPAF<br />
‘Pink Panther’ PPAF<br />
WGI Introduction<br />
PRIMO® ‘Mahogany Monster’ PPAF<br />
WGI Introduction<br />
PRIMO® ‘Peachberry Ice’ PPAF<br />
WGI Introduction<br />
‘Timeless Glow’ PPAF<br />
WGI Introduction<br />
‘Timeless Treasure’ PPAF<br />
WGI Introduction<br />
SUMMERIFIC® ‘Holy Grail’ PPAF<br />
WGI Introduction<br />
‘Age of Gold’ PPAF<br />
WGI Introduction<br />
‘First Dance’ PPAF<br />
WGI Introduction<br />
SHADOWLAND® ‘Diamond Lake’ PPAF<br />
WGI Introduction<br />
SHADOWLAND® ‘Etched Glass’ PPAF<br />
WGI Introduction<br />
SHADOWLAND® ‘Wu-La-La’ PPAF<br />
WGI Introduction<br />
Iris s. ‘Swans in Flight’<br />
PYROMANIA ‘Backdraft’ PPAF<br />
WGI Introduction<br />
PYROMANIA ‘Flashpoint’ PPAF<br />
WGI Introduction<br />
PYROMANIA ‘Hot and Cold’ PPAF<br />
WGI Introduction<br />
PYROMANIA ‘Orange Blaze’ PPAF<br />
WGI Introduction<br />
PYROMANIA ‘Rocket’s Red Glare’ PPAF<br />
WGI Introduction<br />
PYROMANIA ‘Solar Flare’ PPAF<br />
WGI Introduction<br />
WINNERS CLUB ‘High Roller’ PPAF<br />
WGI Introduction<br />
WINNERS CLUB ‘Jackpot’ PPAF<br />
WGI Introduction<br />
WINNERS CLUB ‘Lucky Lemons’ PPAF<br />
WGI Introduction<br />
WINNERS CLUB ‘Poker Face’ PPAF<br />
WGI Introduction<br />
BARISTA® ‘Brew Ha Ha’ PPAF<br />
WGI Introduction<br />
BARISTA® ‘Chai Berry’ PPAF<br />
WGI Introduction<br />
BARISTA® ‘Dark Roast’ PPAF<br />
WGI Introduction<br />
BARISTA® ‘Lava Java’ PPAF<br />
WGI Introduction<br />
Kniphofia PYROMANIA ‘Orange Blaze’ PPAF<br />
Lavandula a. ‘Lavance Deep Purple’<br />
‘Electric Neon Pink’ PPAF<br />
WGI Introduction<br />
‘Leading Lady Orchid’ PPAF<br />
WGI Introduction<br />
‘Cat’s Pajamas’ PPAF<br />
WGI Introduction<br />
‘Bedazzled Lavender’ PPAF<br />
WGI Introduction<br />
‘Bedazzled Orchid’ PPAF<br />
WGI Introduction<br />
‘Bedazzled Pink’ PPAF<br />
WGI Introduction<br />
‘Magenta Sprite’ PPAF<br />
WGI Introduction<br />
‘Purple Sprite’ PPAF<br />
WGI Introduction<br />
‘Rose Sprite’ PPAF<br />
WGI Introduction<br />
‘Pink Minuet’ PPAF<br />
WGI Introduction<br />
‘Rocky Road Magenta’ PPAF<br />
WGI Introduction<br />
‘Rocky Road Pink’ PPAF<br />
WGI Introduction<br />
s. ‘Eye Candy’ PPAF<br />
WGI Introduction<br />
s. ‘Eye Shadow’ PPAF<br />
WGI Introduction<br />
o. ‘Ruby Slippers’<br />
WGI Introduction<br />
‘Pretty in Pink’ PPAF<br />
WGI Introduction<br />
Rudbeckia ‘American Gold Rush’ PP28498<br />
n. ‘Bumblesnow’ PPAF<br />
WGI Introduction<br />
FASHIONISTA ‘Sweet Petite’ PPAF<br />
WGI Introduction<br />
MAGIC SHOW ‘Indiglo Girl’ PPAF<br />
WGI Introduction<br />
n. ‘Perfect Profusion’ PPAF<br />
WGI Introduction<br />
n. ‘Pink Profusion’ PPAF<br />
WGI Introduction<br />
n. ‘Violet Profusion’ PPAF<br />
WGI Introduction<br />
Sedum t. ATLANTIS (‘Nonsitnal’ PP27454)<br />
ROCK ‘N GROW® ‘Bundle of Joy’ PPAF<br />
WGI Introduction<br />
Phlox ‘Bedazzled Lavender’ PPAF<br />
‘Steel the Show’ PPAF<br />
WGI Introduction<br />
‘Lavender Lightsaber’ PPAF<br />
WGI Introduction<br />
MAGIC SHOW® ‘Wizard of Ahhs’ PPAF<br />
WGI Introduction<br />
Temperennials<br />
s. ‘Royal Flush’ PPAF<br />
WGI Introduction<br />
MAD ABOUT MANGAVE® Collection<br />
MAD ABOUT YOU Mix<br />
WGI Introduction<br />
MAD IN LOVE Mix<br />
WGI Introduction<br />
‘Blue Dart’ PPAF<br />
WGI Introduction<br />
‘Freckles and Speckles’ PPAF<br />
WGI Introduction<br />
‘Mayan Queen’ PPAF<br />
WGI Introduction<br />
‘My Dog Spot’ PPAF<br />
WGI Introduction<br />
‘Purple People Eater’ PPAF<br />
WGI Introduction<br />
‘Red Wing’ PPAF<br />
WGI Introduction<br />
Back by Popular Demand<br />
Anemone WILD SWAN (‘Macane001’ PP23132)<br />
Hosta ‘Grand Tiara’<br />
‘Joy Ride’<br />
Iris ‘Beverly Sills’<br />
Mukdenia r. ‘Karasuba’<br />
Paeonia ‘Joanna Marlene’<br />
Pennisetum o. ’Karley Rose’ PP12909<br />
Sporobolus heterolepis<br />
Items Not Available for 20<strong>18</strong>/20<strong>19</strong><br />
‘Desert Diamond’ PP26384<br />
Astilbe ‘Burgundy Red’<br />
Helleborus ROSEMARY (‘Walhero’ PP<strong>19</strong>439)<br />
Paeonia ‘Sequestered Sunshine’<br />
Panicum v. ‘Northwind’<br />
‘Kung Fuchsia’ PPAF<br />
h. ‘Gone with the Wind’<br />
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Reference Pages<br />
Our Commitment to Plant Health<br />
<strong>Walters</strong> <strong>Gardens</strong>, Inc. has made a strong commitment<br />
to provide only the most healthy, vigorous product<br />
to our customers. All of our crops are tested regularly<br />
for the most common viruses as well as additional<br />
genus-specific viruses where needed. Our fields and<br />
greenhouses are also regularly scouted for signs<br />
of pests or diseases. In addition to the dedicated<br />
efforts of our Growers and Plant Health Team, we<br />
make an effort company-wide to maintain clean<br />
and preventative practices to limit the spread and<br />
introduction of pests, diseases, and viruses.<br />
WGI Plant Health Team<br />
General Perennials<br />
• Alfalfa Mosaic Virus (AMV)<br />
• Alternanthera/Papaya Mosaic Virus<br />
(AltMV/PapMV)<br />
• Arabis Mosaic Virus (ArMV)<br />
• Cucumber Mosaic Virus (CMV)<br />
• Impatiens Necrotic Spot Virus (INSV)<br />
• Potyvirus Group (POTY)<br />
• Tobacco Mosaic Virus (TMV)<br />
• Tobacco Ringspot Virus (TRSV)<br />
• Tobacco Streak Virus (TSV)<br />
• Tomato Aspermy Virus (TAV)<br />
• Tomato Ringspot Virus (ToRSV)<br />
• Tomato Spotted Wilt Virus (TSWV)<br />
Virus Prevention and Indexing<br />
We take great pride in the attentiveness of our Plant Health and Greenhouse staff when it comes to identifying and preventing viruses in our plants.<br />
All of our plants are tested on a regular basis regardless of appearance or history. Because there is always risk of a crop being exposed to a virus, and<br />
more so in a field environment, we will not give VIP status to a variety if we feel there is too much risk of infection between testing and shipping. If a<br />
variety is prone to viral infection, extra steps are taken to ensure that our stock and production lines always start with clean material.<br />
Plants are tested here at <strong>Walters</strong> <strong>Gardens</strong>, Inc. for the viruses listed below and are designated with a bow tie symbol.<br />
Dianthus<br />
• 12 General Perennial tests<br />
• Carnation Etched Ring Virus (CERV)<br />
• Carnation Latent Virus (CLV)<br />
• Carnation Mottle Virus (CarMV)<br />
• Carnation Necrotic Fleck Virus (CNFV)<br />
• Carnation Ringspot Virus (CRSV)<br />
Hosta<br />
• Arabis Mosaic Virus (ArMV)<br />
• Cucumber Mosaic Virus (CMV)<br />
• Hosta Virus X (HVX)<br />
• Impatiens Necrotic Spot Virus (INSV)<br />
• Tobacco Ringspot Virus (TRSV)<br />
• Tobacco Streak Virus (TSV)<br />
• Tomato Ringspot Virus (ToRSV)<br />
• Tomato Spotted Wilt Virus (TSWV)<br />
How to Identify Virus-Indexed Plants (VIP)<br />
A virus-indexed variety is one that has been tested and deemed free of the<br />
viruses it was tested for up to the point of testing. A bow tie symbol is located<br />
in the key code of each variety that has been virus-indexed.<br />
Sustainable Production Practice and Integrated Pest Management<br />
In the Fields<br />
Understanding the vital importance<br />
of plant health, we remain vigilant<br />
in preventing problems in our fields.<br />
Before a crop is planted in the field, we<br />
make sure our planting stock is clean<br />
and disease-free. We then diversify<br />
our plantings so that disease prone<br />
items are never planted in the same place twice. All of the equipment<br />
used to plant and harvest our hosta stock blocks is sanitized between<br />
cultivars. We also scout weekly for weeds, insect damage, unusual<br />
variations in growth, trueness to type, and overall plant health.<br />
In the Greenhouse<br />
Prevention is key when it comes to<br />
pest and disease management in our<br />
greenhouses. We do weekly scouting<br />
for any pest, disease, or nutritional<br />
issues and do preventative spraying in<br />
regular intervals to prevent the onset of<br />
disease. Our goal is to catch problems<br />
at the earliest stage possible and to target the treatment to the specific<br />
crop before it spreads to other plants. When treatment is needed, we<br />
use beneficial insects or reduced-risk pesticides which target specific<br />
pests rather than using broad spectrum chemicals. We have not used<br />
neonicotinoid containing products on our production crops since 2014.<br />
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Product Profile<br />
Reference Pages<br />
Bare Root Perennials<br />
As the largest wholesale grower of bare root perennials in the nation, we offer a broad selection of generously graded varieties. Most are<br />
grown for one season and are sold as #1 grade transplants or divisions. Hemerocallis, Hosta, and Intersectional Peonies are grown for two<br />
seasons before they are sold. Select perennials are offered in economically priced #2 grade divisions. See price list for complete availability.<br />
#1 Grade Baptisia #1 Grade Hosta #2 Grade Hemerocallis<br />
#1 Grade Salvia #1 Grade Phlox #1 Grade Hibiscus<br />
#1 Grade (G1)<br />
Most #1 grade perennials are one year plants or generously graded divisions of a<br />
one year plant. #1 Grade Hemerocallis and Hosta are sold as 3-5 eye/fan divisions of<br />
a two year field clump depending on the variety. Intersectional peonies are sold as<br />
divisions of a two year field clump.<br />
#2 Grade (G2)<br />
Most #2 grade perennials are one year plants or divisions of a<br />
one year plant. #2 Grade Hemerocallis and Hosta are sold as<br />
smaller 2-3 eye/fan divisions of a two year field clump.<br />
Count: sold in multiples of 25<br />
Minimum order: 1 box of 25<br />
Count: sold in multiples of 100<br />
Minimum order: 1 box of 100<br />
Our Daylily fields in full bloom<br />
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Product Profile<br />
Plug Products<br />
Many of the products offered in this catalog are grown in plug form.<br />
Several sizes are available including 20, 30, 72, and 128 count. The<br />
majority of our plugs are easy to transplant Elle Plugs, while others<br />
are traditional loose fill plugs. The type of plug used is based upon<br />
the specific needs of the plant.<br />
Larger 20 and 30ct plugs are best suited to customers looking for<br />
faster turnaround times and sales the same season. Smaller 72<br />
and 128ct plugs are better suited for growers looking to produce<br />
larger quantities at a lower input cost. They are typically planted in<br />
summer for sales the following spring.<br />
20ct Deep Cell Plugs<br />
20ct Elle Plugs<br />
Approximate Plug Measurements:<br />
3¼in deep x 2¾in wide<br />
Minimum order: 1 tray of 20<br />
30ct Elle Plugs<br />
Approximate Plug Measurements:<br />
4¼in deep x 2¾in wide<br />
Minimum order: 1 tray of 20<br />
Approximate Plug Measurements: 3in deep x 2in wide<br />
Minimum order: 1 tray of 30<br />
30ct Deep Cell Plugs<br />
In 2017, we converted our large grass plugs to a new 30ct, loose fill tray. The deeper cell has been beneficial to our ornamental grasses,<br />
helping them finish out a container faster. We have since begun trialing the 30ct deep cell tray with other genera and are converting our<br />
Lagerstroemia plugs to this tray size, as well as using it as a part of our Echinacea program (see page 70 for more details).<br />
20ct Tray<br />
New 30ct Deep Cell Tray<br />
Approximate Plug Measurements: 4¼in deep x 2in wide<br />
Minimum order: 1 tray of 30<br />
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Plug Products, cont.<br />
We offer a number of perennials in economically priced 72 and 128ct plugs which are ideal for growers looking to produce larger quantities of<br />
their best selling items at a lower input cost. Don’t see exactly what you’re looking for? We accept custom orders for 72s and 128s (minimums<br />
apply). Please contact us for details.<br />
72ct Plugs<br />
Approximate Plug Measurements:<br />
2½in deep x 1in wide<br />
128ct Plugs<br />
Approximate Plug Measurements:<br />
2in deep x 1in wide<br />
Reference Pages<br />
Minimum order: 1 tray of 72<br />
Ask about<br />
our custom<br />
grown 128s!<br />
Minimum order: 1 tray of 128<br />
PRODUCT SIZE WHEN TO PLANT FINISH SIZE AVERAGE FINISH TIME<br />
General Perennials #1 Grade Late Summer - Early Spring 1-gal 6-10 wks<br />
#2 Grade Late Summer - Early Spring 1-gal 8-12 wks<br />
#3 Grade Late Summer - Early Spring 1-qt 4-6 wks<br />
20ct plugs Early Spring 1-gal 6-10 wks<br />
30ct plugs<br />
Early Spring<br />
Spring<br />
1-gal<br />
1-qt<br />
6-10 wks<br />
4-6 wks<br />
72ct plugs<br />
128ct plugs<br />
Late Summer<br />
Early Spring<br />
Spring<br />
Late Summer<br />
Early Spring<br />
Spring<br />
1-gal<br />
1-qt<br />
6-pk<br />
1-gal<br />
1-qt<br />
6-pk<br />
8-10 wks<br />
4-6 wks<br />
3-4 wks<br />
12-16wks<br />
5-8wks<br />
4-5wks<br />
Hibiscus #1 Grade Spring 3-gal 8-10 wks (flowers in 14-16 wks)<br />
72ct plugs Spring 2-gal 10-12 wks (flowers in 14-16 wks)<br />
Hosta 20ct plugs Midsummer - Early Spring<br />
Late Summer<br />
72ct plugs<br />
Late Spring - Early Summer<br />
Midsummer - Late Summer<br />
Early Spring<br />
1-gal<br />
1-qt (Mini Hosta)<br />
1-gal<br />
1-qt<br />
6-pk<br />
8-10 wks<br />
6-10 wks<br />
16-20 wks<br />
8-10 wks<br />
6-8 wks<br />
Clematis, Iris 15ct plugs Late Winter - Early Spring 1-gal 6-9 wks<br />
General Temperennials 72ct plugs Spring<br />
Early Spring<br />
4-in<br />
1-gal<br />
4-6 wks<br />
8-10 wks<br />
Succulent Temperennials 20 or 30ct plugs Early Spring 1-qt 8-12 wks<br />
72ct plugs Early Spring - Late Spring 1-qt 20-24 wks<br />
Tropical Temperennials 20ct plugs Early Spring<br />
Early Spring<br />
Timing Chart<br />
* Finish times vary by variety and growing environment (temperature, water, amount of light, fertilizer, etc.).<br />
1-gal<br />
2-gal<br />
6-10 wks<br />
10-12 wks<br />
Based on zone 5, min 55-60ºF<br />
constant ghse temp<br />
Based on zone 5, 65-70ºF or<br />
warmer natural temps<br />
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Proven Winners® Perennials<br />
The Power<br />
Behind the<br />
Brand<br />
We’re Working for You<br />
The partnership between <strong>Walters</strong> <strong>Gardens</strong>, Inc. and Proven Winners®<br />
has created the top destination for growers and retailers looking for<br />
outstanding genetics in top performing perennials. By selecting new<br />
varieties for both garden performance and production success, gardeners<br />
and growers alike are successful with our perennials. And that keeps them<br />
coming back for more!<br />
Some of the best minds in the business are part of the Proven<br />
Winners organization. From those who seek out new plants<br />
from across the globe for future introduction, to the people<br />
who trial and grow them, those who utilize every marketing<br />
dollar collected to further promote the brand, and everyone in<br />
between, we are all working to build the Proven Winners brand.<br />
It Starts with Great Plants<br />
A better garden starts with a better plant®. To ensure only the top performing perennials are put into the Proven Winners brand,<br />
they are first trialed extensively. Trialing begins here at <strong>Walters</strong> <strong>Gardens</strong>, Inc., where new perennials are observed growing in the ground<br />
and in containers. From there, the select few we feel are worthy of being considered for the Proven Winners brand are passed along to the<br />
Proven Winners members in the varying climates of Carleton, MI and Loudon, NH for additional trialing. After trialing is complete, plants are<br />
reviewed and either accepted or rejected for the brand. Upon introduction, new Proven Winners<br />
perennials are sent to numerous other trialing sites around the country for<br />
additional data collection.<br />
US Perennial Trial Sites<br />
• University of Georgia, Athens, GA<br />
• Chicago Botanical Garden,<br />
Glencoe, IL<br />
• Four Star Greenhouse, Carleton, MI<br />
• <strong>Walters</strong> <strong>Gardens</strong>, Inc., Zeeland, MI<br />
• University of Minnesota,<br />
Morris, MN<br />
• Pleasant View <strong>Gardens</strong>,<br />
Loudon, NH<br />
• Dallas Arboretum, Dallas, TX<br />
• Virginia Tech, Blacksburg, VA<br />
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National Plant of the Year<br />
The Proven Winners® National Plant of the Year program selects plants for exceptional performance in production and the garden. Proven<br />
Winners has chosen Heuchera PRIMO® ‘Black Pearl’ as its Perennial of the Year for 20<strong>18</strong> and Hibiscus SUMMERIFIC® ‘Berry Awesome’ for 20<strong>19</strong>.<br />
Hosta SHADOWLAND® ‘Autumn Frost’ will be the first selection for Hosta of the Year, debuting in 20<strong>19</strong>. These perennials will be receiving<br />
extra publicity throughout the year as Proven Winners promotes them to its national audience. A website featuring all of the national plant<br />
programs can be found at www.nationalplantoftheyear.com.<br />
Heuchera PRIMO®<br />
‘Black Pearl’ PPAF<br />
20<strong>18</strong> Proven Winners® Perennial of the Year<br />
Hibiscus SUMMERIFIC®<br />
‘Berry Awesome’ PP27936<br />
20<strong>19</strong> Proven Winners® Perennial of the Year<br />
Hosta SHADOWLAND®<br />
‘Autumn Frost’ PP223224<br />
20<strong>19</strong> Proven Winners® Hosta of the Year<br />
Supporting the<br />
Independent Garden Center<br />
Around 80% of Proven Winners’ sales come from IGCs. Realizing this, Proven Winners has several programs in place<br />
to support the Independent Garden Center, including the Certified Garden Center training program.<br />
This annual training program, which can be completed online, focuses on teaching retail garden center employees<br />
how to sell Proven Winners branded products. About 900 retailers become certified each year. Has your garden center<br />
been certified yet? For more information, go to:<br />
www.provenwinners.com/professionals/retailers/certification<br />
Proven Winners ® University<br />
Has your staff completed the Certification Training Program, but want even more training? Your staff<br />
can enroll in Proven Winners University. This program is a series of quick, informative videos (2-5<br />
minutes long) that continues training once you’ve finished certification. It’s a great way to continue<br />
the education of your employees.<br />
For more information about Proven Winners University, go to:<br />
www.provenwinners.com/Professionals/PWUniversity<br />
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Find Proven Winners plants at your local retailers<br />
or buy online at www.provenwinners.com.<br />
Building Brand Awareness<br />
100% of Marketing Dollars Reinvested<br />
Great plants make a great plant brand. But it also<br />
takes an incredible amount of resources to build<br />
brand awareness among trade and consumer<br />
audiences. Many people are not aware that<br />
Proven Winners® essentially operates as a notfor-profit<br />
organization in that every marketing<br />
Plant Proven Winners.<br />
®<br />
Billboards<br />
dollar collected is reinvested directly into the Proven Winners brand. Millions of dollars are spent each year<br />
on one of the most extensive marketing campaigns of any plant brand.<br />
Ever wonder what impact Proven Winners marketing is making in your area? Select your State/Province at<br />
www.provenwinners.com/professionals/localmarketing for more information.<br />
Born to Exceed<br />
LET’S GET GROWING<br />
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SUPERTUNIA ® BORDEAUX Petunia<br />
Print Advertisements<br />
Gardener’s<br />
Idea Book<br />
The Gardener’s Idea Book inspires and offers creative<br />
gardening ideas to over 350,000 consumers annually.<br />
The Grand Garden Show<br />
20<strong>18</strong> will celebrate the 6th annual<br />
Grand Garden Show on Mackinac<br />
Island. National speakers and<br />
amazing private gardens will delight<br />
750 passionate gardeners from 30<br />
States. For more information:<br />
www.grandgardenshow.com<br />
Social Media Presence<br />
Passionate and non-traditional gardeners are reached through a variety of social media platforms.<br />
Proven Winners continues to build their online community by posting current, creative ideas and<br />
timely information about Proven Winners products and events.<br />
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Brand Ambassadors<br />
Reaching Out to New Customers Daily<br />
Garden Answer<br />
Proven Winners® is always on the hunt for the latest and greatest trends and ways to translate them to the green industry. They found Garden<br />
Answer, a husband and wife team of Laura and Aaron LeBoutillier, who had began filming DIY and garden tutorials in 2015 and have since<br />
exploded in popularity. Laura has a background in horticulture–she used to work at her parents’ garden center in Eastern Oregon before starting<br />
Garden Answer. Proven Winners now supports Garden Answer, so you’ll see more Proven Winners plants being featured in their videos. Garden<br />
Answer, however, still has creative control so the videos are still as genuine and unique as ever.<br />
Watch for these plants in Laura and Aaron’s videos!<br />
• Amsonia t. ‘Storm Cloud’<br />
• grass - Schizachyrium s. PRAIRIE WINDS® ‘Blue Paradise’<br />
• Anemone FALL IN LOVE ‘Sweetly’ PPAF<br />
PP28145<br />
• Baptisia DECADENCE® DELUXE ‘Pink Lemonade’ PPAF • Heuchera DOLCE® ‘Cherry Truffles’ PPAF<br />
• Dianthus FRUIT PUNCH® ‘Cherry Vanilla’ PPAF<br />
• Heuchera DOLCE® ‘Wildberry’ PPAF<br />
• Dianthus FRUIT PUNCH® ‘Classic Coral’ PPAF<br />
• Heuchera PRIMO® ‘Peachberry Ice’ PPAF<br />
• grass - Panicum v. PRAIRIE WINDS® ‘Apache Rose’ PP29142 • Heucherella FUN AND GAMES® ‘Eye Spy’ PPAF<br />
• grass - Panicum v. PRAIRIE WINDS® ‘Cheyenne Sky’ PP23209 • Hosta SHADOWLAND® ‘Autumn Frost’ PP23224<br />
• grass - Panicum v. PRAIRIE WINDS® ‘Totem Pole’ PPAF • Hosta SHADOWLAND® ‘Diamond Lake’ PPAF<br />
• grass - Pennisetum a. PRAIRIE WINDS® ‘Desert Plains’ • Hosta SHADOWLAND® ‘Etched Glass’ PPAF<br />
PP20751<br />
• Hosta SHADOWLAND® ‘Wu-La-La’ PPAF<br />
• Kniphofia PYROMANIA ‘Flashpoint’ PPAF<br />
• Kniphofia PYROMANIA ‘Hot and Cold’ PPAF<br />
• Kniphofia PYROMANIA ‘Orange Blaze’ PPAF<br />
• Lavandula a. SWEET ROMANCE® (‘Kerlavangem’ PP23001)<br />
• Leucanthemum s. AMAZING DAISIES® ‘Banana Cream’<br />
PP23<strong>18</strong>1<br />
• Monada ‘Leading Lady Plum’ PP26447<br />
• Perovskia a. ‘Denim ‘n Lace’ PP28445<br />
• Veronica MAGIC SHOW® ‘Enchanted Indigo’ PP26603<br />
• Veronica MAGIC SHOW® ‘Wizard of Ahhs’ PPAF<br />
Kerry Ann Mendez<br />
Kerry Ann Mendez is a self-taught gardener of 25+ years who<br />
loves to share her tips and tricks for low maintenance gardening.<br />
She’s a garden consultant, designer, author, and lecturer.<br />
Mendez’s work has been published in numerous gardening<br />
magazines and she has appeared on national and local<br />
television. She owns Perennially Yours (www.pyours.com).<br />
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Proven Winners® Branded Containers<br />
We strongly believe that Proven Winners® branded containers are essential to the success of the brand, ensuring better brand recognition and<br />
increased sell-through for our customers. Therefore, Proven Winners branded containers are required for all Proven Winners Perennials.<br />
*<br />
*<br />
Six sizes of containers are available for Proven Winners Perennials. For your convenience, the recommended container size is listed with each Proven<br />
Winners variety in this catalog and online. You may purchase any size container you’d like for your perennials. If you don’t specify a container size when<br />
you place your order, we’ll send the recommended size.<br />
One container is shipped for every one Proven Winners® Perennial. For example, 20 containers will be included for each tray of 20 plugs.<br />
Containers are stocked and shipped from <strong>Walters</strong> <strong>Gardens</strong>, Inc. with or just in advance of your plant order.<br />
Proven Winners ®<br />
Branded Container Pricing<br />
This year we are able to list pricing in our catalog and you can see it in the table<br />
below. You may obtain our current branded container pricing and volume<br />
discounts from the login area of our website or by contacting your sales<br />
representative, broker, or <strong>Walters</strong> <strong>Gardens</strong>, Inc.<br />
Due to the unpredictable nature of plastic prices, we cannot guarentee<br />
container prices will not change throughout the year. However, container<br />
prices are locked in when you place your order.<br />
Proven Winners ® Branded Container Sizes<br />
Name (Pot#) Size Soil Capacity Volume Pricing (Level 1)<br />
1.0 Quart Injection Molded Container (NRT 001Q)<br />
Trade 1-GL Co-Ex Container (PF-310S)<br />
Premium 1-Gallon Co-Ex Container (PF-400)<br />
Premium 2-Gallon Co-Ex Container (PF-800)<br />
Premium 3-Gallon Co-Ex Container (PF-1200)<br />
New Size!<br />
GripLip 5-Gallon Squat Proven Winners<br />
4 ” diameter x<br />
11<br />
4 16” height<br />
6” diameter x<br />
6 ½” height<br />
7 ½” diameter x<br />
7 ” height<br />
8 ” diameter x<br />
9 ” height<br />
10 ½” diameter x<br />
9 ” height<br />
13¾” diameter x<br />
10” height<br />
GripLip 5-Gallon<br />
Premium 1-Gallon<br />
55.6 cu. in.<br />
176.33 cu. in.<br />
232.1 cu. in.<br />
466.6 cu. in.<br />
696.4 cu. in.<br />
1484.9 cu. in.<br />
Premium 3-Gallon<br />
Trade 1-GL<br />
1.00 quart/<br />
946mL<br />
0.65 gal/<br />
2.48 liter<br />
1 gallon/<br />
3.78 liter<br />
2.03 gallon/<br />
7.68 liter<br />
3 gallon/<br />
11.356 liter<br />
5.56 gallon/<br />
21.06 liter<br />
Premium 2-Gallon<br />
Proven Winners® branded containers<br />
are offered in the six sizes pictured here.<br />
1.0 Quart<br />
$0.29<br />
$0.46<br />
$0.57<br />
$0.83<br />
$0.99<br />
$2.62<br />
Specialty Trays Capacity Pricing (Level 1)<br />
1.0 Quart Tray<br />
(pictured right)<br />
Holds 8 Quart<br />
Containers<br />
(sold separately)<br />
$67.00<br />
(per case of 50 trays)<br />
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Recommended Container Size and Growing Regions<br />
Variety<br />
Recommended<br />
Container Size<br />
Recommended<br />
Regions<br />
Variety<br />
Recommended<br />
Container Size<br />
Recommended<br />
Regions<br />
Amsonia t. ‘Storm Cloud’ Trade 1-Gallon •••••<br />
Anemone FALL IN LOVE Series Premium 1-Gallon •••••<br />
Aruncus ‘Chantilly Lace’ PPAF Premium 1-Gallon ••••<br />
Baptisia DECADENCE® Series Premium 1-Gallon •••••<br />
Clematis ‘Stand By Me’ PPAF Trade 1-Gallon •••<br />
Clematis ‘Sweet Summer Love’ PP24044 Premium 1-Gallon •••••<br />
Dianthus FRUIT PUNCH® Series Trade 1-Gallon ••••<br />
Dianthus Paint the Town Series Trade 1-Gallon •••••<br />
Echinacea LAKOTA ‘Fire’ Premium 1-Gallon •••••<br />
Gysophila p. FESTIVAL STAR®<br />
Heliopsis (all)<br />
Hemerocallis RAINBOW RHYTHM®<br />
Collection<br />
Premium 1-Gallon (G1)<br />
Trade 1-Gallon (72ct)<br />
Premium 1-Gallon (G1)<br />
Trade 1-Gallon (72ct)<br />
Premium 1-Gallon<br />
•••••<br />
•••••<br />
•••••<br />
Heuchera DOLCE® Series Premium 1-Gallon •••••<br />
Heuchera PRIMO Series Premium 1-Gallon •••••<br />
Heucherella FUN AND GAMES® Series Premium 1-Gallon ••••<br />
Hibiscus SUMMERIFIC® Collection<br />
Premium 3-Gallon (G1)<br />
Premium 2-Gallon (72ct)<br />
•••••<br />
Hosta SHADOWLAND® Collection Premium 1-Gallon ••••<br />
Kniphofia PYROMANIA Collection Premium 1-Gallon •••••<br />
Lavandula a. SWEET ROMANCE®<br />
Premium 1-Gallon (20ct)<br />
Trade 1-Gallon (72ct)<br />
•••••<br />
Leucanthemum s. AMAZING DAISIES® Premium 1-Gallon •••••<br />
Ligularia 'Bottle Rocket' PP24486 Premium 1-Gallon •••<br />
Monarda (all) Premium 1-Gallon ••••<br />
Nepeta (all)<br />
Premium 1-Gallon (G1)<br />
Trade 1-Gallon (72ct)<br />
•••••<br />
PRAIRIE WINDS® Ornamental Grasses Premium 1-Gallon •••••<br />
Penstemon ‘Midnight Masquerade’ PPAF<br />
Perovskia a. ‘Denim ‘n Lace’ PP28445<br />
Phlox (all)<br />
Premium 1-Gallon (G1)<br />
Trade 1-Gallon (72ct)<br />
Premium 1-Gallon (G1)<br />
Trade 1-Gallon (72ct)<br />
Premium 1-Gallon (G1)<br />
Trade 1-Gallon (72ct)<br />
••••<br />
•••••<br />
•••••<br />
Salvia (all) Premium 1-Gallon •••••<br />
Sedum ROCK ‘N GROW® Collection<br />
STRAWBERRY - Fragaria a. BERRIED<br />
TREASURE Series<br />
Premium 1-Gallon (G1)<br />
Trade 1-Gallon (72ct)<br />
•••••<br />
1.0 Quart •••••<br />
Tiarella ‘Cutting Edge’ PPAF Trade 1-Gallon •••<br />
Tradescantia ‘Charlotte’s Web’ PPAF Premium 1-Gallon ••••<br />
Veronica MAGIC SHOW® Collection<br />
Premium 1-Gallon (G1)<br />
Trade 1-Gallon (72ct)<br />
•••••<br />
US Growing Regions<br />
• Northeast<br />
• Southeast<br />
• Midwest<br />
• Southwest<br />
• Northwest<br />
SHADOWLAND® Hostas are recommended for all US growing<br />
regions finished in a Premium 1-Gal container.<br />
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The Proven Package<br />
Building Sales on Brand Awareness<br />
Our partnership with Proven Winners® is now entering its eighth growing season, and we’ve seen<br />
the benefits of working with a consumer brand. We believe in the power of the Proven Package and<br />
all of the research that stands behind it. We know that perennials sold in branded containers will<br />
sell more plants as brand awareness and consumer success builds.<br />
Our customers are showing us every year with their repeat orders and order increases that Proven<br />
Winners Perennials are some of their top sellers. Sales are building annually as we watch our<br />
customers’ businesses grow.<br />
The Proven Package is essential for brand awareness—consumers know to look for the white<br />
Proven Winners branded container when they shop. That is why the white Proven Winners branded<br />
container and label are required for all Proven Winners Perennials. Benchcards are optional, but<br />
highly recommended, for retailers.<br />
Proven Winners ® Stake Labels<br />
All of the Proven Winners Perennials we offer are sold with the Proven Winners stake<br />
label shown here. They feature attractive photos, easy to read information, and a QR<br />
code which provides additional images, growing tips, features and awards. The cost of<br />
this label is included in the Variety License Fee amount for each plant. See p. 210 for<br />
more information.<br />
Proven Winners ® Benchcards<br />
Professionally designed and printed benchcards are available for all Proven Winners<br />
Perennials and may be ordered through their online store at<br />
www.ProvenWinners.com. Do you prefer to download and print benchcards<br />
yourself? That option is also available at<br />
www.provenwinners.com/catalog/point-purchase/benchcards-perennials.<br />
If you prefer the benchcards for your Proven Winners perennials to match the<br />
non-branded benchcards that you’ve ordered from <strong>Walters</strong> <strong>Gardens</strong>, Inc., these are<br />
available. Go to www.<strong>Walters</strong><strong>Gardens</strong>.com to download and print yourself, or<br />
www.MasterTag.com/mtod for professionally printed.<br />
Proven Winners®<br />
Benchcards<br />
<strong>Walters</strong> <strong>Gardens</strong><br />
Benchcards<br />
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20<strong>18</strong>-20<strong>19</strong><br />
Proven Winners ® Perennials<br />
Our Proven Winners® Perennials collection is expanding! This year’s lineup includes 1<strong>18</strong> of our very best perennials including 31 brand new<br />
varieties and three new genera! All of our Proven Winners® items are pictured here as well as described in the main body of our catalog. All<br />
are available exclusively under the Proven Winners® brand name and are sold with branded containers and labels.<br />
New!<br />
STELLAR<br />
Seller<br />
p. 33 p. 34 p. 36<br />
Amsonia tabernaemontana ‘Storm Cloud’<br />
Anemone FALL IN LOVE ‘Sweetly’ PPAF<br />
Aruncus ‘Chantilly Lace’ PPAF<br />
New!<br />
p. 44 p. 44 p. 44 p. 44<br />
Baptisia DECADENCE®<br />
‘Blueberry Sundae’ PP23891<br />
Baptisia DECADENCE®<br />
‘Cherries Jubilee’ PP23907<br />
Baptisia DECADENCE®<br />
‘Dark Chocolate’ PPAF<br />
Baptisia DECADENCE®<br />
‘Lemon Meringue’ PP24280<br />
p. 45<br />
p. 45<br />
p. 43<br />
p. 43<br />
Baptisia DECADENCE®<br />
‘Sparkling Sapphires’ PP27904<br />
Baptisia DECADENCE®<br />
‘Vanilla Cream’ PP25663<br />
Baptisia DECADENCE® DELUXE<br />
‘Pink Lemonade’ PPAF<br />
Baptisia DECADENCE® DELUXE<br />
‘Pink Truffles’ PP26588<br />
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Clematis ‘Stand By Me’ PPAF<br />
p. 56<br />
Photo courtesy of Proven Winners®<br />
p. 55<br />
Clematis ‘Sweet Summer Love’<br />
PP24044<br />
Dianthus ‘Paint the Town Fuchsia’<br />
PP28636<br />
p. 66 p. 66<br />
Dianthus ‘Paint the Town Magenta’<br />
PP29222<br />
Photo courtesy of Proven Winners®<br />
Dianthus FRUIT PUNCH®<br />
‘Black Cherry Frost’ PP28605<br />
p. 64<br />
Dianthus FRUIT PUNCH®<br />
‘Cherry Vanilla’ PPAF<br />
p. 64 p. 64 p. 65<br />
Dianthus FRUIT PUNCH®<br />
‘Classic Coral’ PPAF<br />
Dianthus FRUIT PUNCH®<br />
‘Cranberry Cocktail’ PP28603<br />
STELLAR<br />
Seller<br />
Dianthus FRUIT PUNCH®<br />
‘Maraschino’ PP27882<br />
p. 65 p. 65<br />
Dianthus FRUIT PUNCH®<br />
‘Raspberry Ruffles’ PPAF<br />
Photo courtesy of Proven Winners®<br />
Dianthus FRUIT PUNCH®<br />
‘Spiked Punch’ PP28635<br />
p. 65<br />
Dianthus FRUIT PUNCH®<br />
‘Sweetie Pie’ PP27989<br />
p. 65<br />
STELLAR<br />
p. 71 p. 84 Seller<br />
p. 84<br />
Echinacea LAKOTA Fire<br />
Panicum virgatum PRAIRIE WINDS®<br />
‘Apache Rose’ PP29142<br />
Panicum virgatum PRAIRIE WINDS®<br />
‘Cheyenne Sky’ PP23209<br />
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Panicum virgatum PRAIRIE WINDS®<br />
‘Totem Pole’ PPAF<br />
Pennisetum alopecuroides PRAIRIE<br />
WINDS® ‘Desert Plains’ PP20751<br />
Schizachyrium scoparium PRAIRIE<br />
WINDS® ‘Blue Paradise’ PP28145<br />
Gypsophila paniculata FESTIVAL<br />
STAR® (‘Danfestar’ PP148<strong>18</strong>)<br />
STELLAR<br />
p. 87 p. 87 p. 98 p. 101<br />
Seller<br />
Heliopsis helianthoides<br />
TUSCAN GOLD (‘Inhelsodor’ PPAF)<br />
Heliopsis helianthoides<br />
‘Tuscan Sun’ PP<strong>18</strong>763<br />
Hemerocallis RAINBOW RHYTHM®<br />
‘Going Bananas’ PP17164<br />
Hemerocallis RAINBOW RHYTHM®<br />
‘Nosferatu’<br />
STELLAR<br />
Seller<br />
p. 101<br />
p. 102<br />
p. 103<br />
Hemerocallis RAINBOW RHYTHM®<br />
‘Orange Smoothie’ PP28643<br />
Hemerocallis RAINBOW RHYTHM®<br />
‘Primal Scream’<br />
Hemerocallis RAINBOW RHYTHM®<br />
‘Ruby Spider’<br />
p. 104 p. 105<br />
p. 106<br />
Hemerocallis RAINBOW RHYTHM®<br />
‘Siloam Peony Display’<br />
Hemerocallis RAINBOW RHYTHM®<br />
‘Storm Shelter’<br />
Hemerocallis RAINBOW RHYTHM®<br />
‘Tiger Swirl’<br />
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New!<br />
New!<br />
STELLAR<br />
p. 108 p. 108 p. 108 p. 108<br />
Seller<br />
Heuchera DOLCE®<br />
‘Appletini’ PPAF<br />
Heuchera DOLCE®<br />
‘Apple Twist’ PPAF<br />
Heuchera DOLCE®<br />
‘Cherry Truffles’ PPAF<br />
Heuchera DOLCE®<br />
‘Silver Gumdrop’ PP29207<br />
New!<br />
New!<br />
STELLAR<br />
p. 109 p. 109 Seller<br />
p. 109<br />
Heuchera DOLCE® ‘Spearmint’ PPAF<br />
Heuchera DOLCE® ‘Wildberry’ PPAF<br />
Heuchera PRIMO® ‘Black Pearl’ PPAF<br />
New!<br />
New!<br />
p. 110 p. 110 p. 110<br />
Heuchera PRIMO® ‘Mahogany Monster’ PPAF<br />
Heuchera PRIMO® ‘Peachberry Ice’ PPAF<br />
Heuchera PRIMO® ‘Pretty Pistachio’ PPAF<br />
STELLAR<br />
Seller<br />
p. 110 p. 113 p. 113 p. 113<br />
Heuchera PRIMO® ‘Wild Rose’ PPAF<br />
Heucherella FUN AND GAMES®<br />
‘Eye Spy’ PPAF<br />
Heucherella FUN AND GAMES®<br />
‘Hopscotch’ PP28750<br />
Heucherella FUN AND GAMES®<br />
‘Red Rover’ PP28751<br />
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STELLAR<br />
p. 115 p. 115 p. 115 p. 116<br />
Seller<br />
Seller<br />
Hibiscus SUMMERIFIC®<br />
‘Ballet Slippers’ PPAF<br />
Hibiscus SUMMERIFIC®<br />
‘Berry Awesome’ PP27936<br />
Hibiscus SUMMERIFIC®<br />
‘Cherry Choco Latte’ PPAF<br />
Hibiscus SUMMERIFIC®<br />
var. ‘Cranberry Crush’ PP2<strong>19</strong>84<br />
New!<br />
STELLAR<br />
p. 116 p. 116 p. 122 p. 124<br />
Seller<br />
Hibiscus SUMMERIFIC®<br />
‘Holy Grail’ PPAF<br />
Hibiscus SUMMERIFIC®<br />
‘Perfect Storm’ PP27880<br />
Hosta SHADOWLAND®<br />
‘Autumn Frost’ PP23224<br />
Hosta SHADOWLAND®<br />
‘Coast to Coast’ PP26469<br />
New!<br />
New!<br />
STELLAR<br />
p. 125 p. 126<br />
Seller<br />
p. 126<br />
p. 129<br />
Hosta SHADOWLAND®<br />
‘Diamond Lake’ PPAF<br />
Hosta SHADOWLAND®<br />
‘Empress Wu’ PP20774<br />
Hosta SHADOWLAND®<br />
‘Etched Glass’ PPAF<br />
Hosta SHADOWLAND®<br />
‘Hudson Bay’ PP23598<br />
New!<br />
p. 136 p. 137 p. 137 p. 138<br />
Hosta SHADOWLAND®<br />
‘Seducer’ PP22413<br />
Hosta SHADOWLAND®<br />
‘Waterslide’ PPAF<br />
Hosta SHADOWLAND®<br />
‘Wheee!’ PP23565<br />
Hosta SHADOWLAND®<br />
‘Wu-La-La’ PPAF<br />
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New!<br />
New!<br />
New!<br />
New!<br />
p. 144 p. 144 p. 144 p. 145<br />
Kniphofia PYROMANIA<br />
‘Backdraft’ PPAF<br />
Kniphofia PYROMANIA<br />
‘Flashpoint’ PPAF<br />
Kniphofia PYROMANIA<br />
‘Hot and Cold’ PPAF<br />
Kniphofia PYROMANIA<br />
‘Orange Blaze’ PPAF<br />
New!<br />
New!<br />
STELLAR<br />
STELLAR<br />
p. 145 p. 145<br />
p. 149 p. 150<br />
Seller<br />
Seller<br />
Kniphofia PYROMANIA<br />
‘Rocket’s Red Glare’ PPAF<br />
Kniphofia PYROMANIA<br />
‘Solar Flare’ PPAF<br />
Lavandula angustifolia SWEET<br />
ROMANCE® (‘Kerlavangem’ PP23001)<br />
Leucanthemum superbum AMAZING<br />
DAISIES® ‘Banana Cream’ PP23<strong>18</strong>1<br />
New!<br />
STELLAR<br />
Seller<br />
p. 150 p. 152 p. 155 p. 155<br />
Leucanthemum superbum AMAZING<br />
DAISIES® DAISY MAY® (‘Daisy Duke’ PP2<strong>19</strong>14)<br />
Ligularia ‘Bottle Rocket’<br />
PP24486<br />
Monarda ‘Leading Lady Lilac’<br />
PP26431<br />
Monarda ‘Leading Lady Orchid’ PPAF<br />
STELLAR<br />
p. 155 p. 156 p. 156 p. 156<br />
Seller<br />
Monarda ‘Leading Lady Plum’<br />
PP26447<br />
Monarda didyma<br />
‘Pardon My Cerise’ PP29234<br />
Monarda didyma<br />
‘Pardon My Lavender’ PP28770<br />
Monarda didyma<br />
‘Pardon My Pink’ PP24244<br />
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STELLAR<br />
Seller<br />
STELLAR<br />
p. 156 p. 159 p. 159 p. 163<br />
Seller<br />
Monarda didyma<br />
‘Pardon My Purple’ PP22170<br />
Nepeta faassenii ‘Cat’s Meow’<br />
PP24472<br />
Nepeta ‘Cat’s Pajamas’ PPAF<br />
Penstemon<br />
‘Midnight Masquerade’ PPAF<br />
STELLAR<br />
Seller<br />
STELLAR<br />
p. 164 p. 165 p. 165 p. 167<br />
Seller<br />
Perovskia atriplicifolia ‘Denim ‘n Lace’<br />
PP28445<br />
Phlox ‘Opening Act Blush’<br />
PP27462<br />
Phlox ‘Opening Act White’<br />
PP27461<br />
Phlox ‘Cloudburst’ PPAF<br />
New!<br />
New!<br />
New!<br />
p. 170 p. 170 p. 170 p. 177<br />
Phlox ‘Magenta Sprite’ PPAF<br />
Phlox ‘Purple Sprite’ PPAF<br />
Phlox ‘Rose Sprite’ PPAF<br />
Salvia COLOR SPIRES®<br />
‘Azure Snow’ PPAF<br />
New!<br />
STELLAR<br />
Seller<br />
p. 177<br />
p. 177<br />
p. 177<br />
STELLAR<br />
Seller<br />
p. 177<br />
Salvia nemorosa COLOR SPIRES®<br />
‘Crystal Blue’ PP26344<br />
Salvia COLOR SPIRES®<br />
‘Indiglo Girl’ PPAF<br />
Salvia COLOR SPIRES®<br />
‘Pink Dawn’ PP26343<br />
Salvia nemorosa COLOR SPIRES®<br />
‘Violet Riot’ PP26273<br />
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New!<br />
New!<br />
New!<br />
New!<br />
p. 176 p. 176 p. 176 p. <strong>18</strong>0<br />
Salvia nemorosa<br />
‘Perfect Profusion’ PPAF<br />
Salvia nemorosa<br />
‘Pink Profusion’ PPAF<br />
Salvia nemorosa<br />
‘Violet Profusion’ PPAF<br />
Sedum ROCK ‘N GROW®<br />
‘Bundle of Joy’ PPAF<br />
STELLAR<br />
p. <strong>18</strong>0 p. <strong>18</strong>0 p. <strong>18</strong>1 p. <strong>18</strong>1<br />
Seller<br />
Sedum ROCK ‘N GROW®<br />
‘Lemonjade’ PP26448<br />
Sedum ROCK ‘N GROW®<br />
‘Popstar’ PPAF<br />
Sedum ROCK ‘N GROW®<br />
‘Pure Joy’ PP24<strong>19</strong>4<br />
Sedum ROCK ‘N GROW®<br />
‘Superstar’ PPAF<br />
New!<br />
New!<br />
Photo courtesy of Proven Winners®<br />
Fragaria ananassa<br />
BERRIED TREASURE Pink<br />
p. <strong>18</strong>6 p. <strong>18</strong>6<br />
Photo courtesy of Proven Winners®<br />
Fragaria ananassa<br />
BERRIED TREASURE Red<br />
Tiarella ‘Cutting Edge’ PPAF<br />
p. <strong>18</strong>7 p. <strong>18</strong>8<br />
Tradescantia ‘Charlotte’s Web’ PPAF<br />
New!<br />
STELLAR<br />
Seller<br />
p. <strong>19</strong>0<br />
p. <strong>19</strong>0<br />
p. <strong>19</strong>0<br />
p. <strong>19</strong>0<br />
Veronica MAGIC SHOW®<br />
‘Enchanted Indigo’ PP26603<br />
Veronica MAGIC SHOW®<br />
‘Pink Potion’ PPAF<br />
Veronica MAGIC SHOW®<br />
‘White Wands’ PP27632<br />
Veronica MAGIC SHOW®<br />
‘Wizard of Ahhs’ PPAF<br />
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A-Z<br />
Listing<br />
Perennials<br />
As the nation’s leading wholesale perennial grower, we are excited to offer you a vast selection of almost 1,000 new and classic perennials of<br />
the finest quality. In this section, you will find an abundance of daylilies, hostas, ground covers, ornamental grasses, vines, and many other<br />
perennials. We have something to fill every need from drought tolerant varieties to those that bloom all summer.<br />
Extensive research has been put into the following plant descriptions. While every effort has been made to portray them accurately, please keep<br />
in mind that the height, bloom time, and color may differ slightly in various climates throughout North America. Our listings typically describe<br />
the characteristics of a three year old plant. They are based on our own experience growing these plants in Michigan as well as numerous other<br />
resources.<br />
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Achillea Sassy Summer Collection<br />
Achillea ‘Sassy Summer Lemon’ PPAF<br />
New!<br />
(Yarrow) You’ll love this new collection of Yarrow<br />
due to each member’s taller, more substantial<br />
presence than other Achillea on the market.<br />
Although they have a taller height, all members<br />
have sturdy flower stems that will look great<br />
throughout the season of its bloom.<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
NEW! Achillea ‘Sassy Summer Lemon’ PPAF<br />
ACHSLG1, ACHSL72 Bright, sunny yellow<br />
blooms; first of the collection to bloom.<br />
28-32in/ESu-MSu/Z3-8/G1, 72ct C<br />
NEW! Achillea ‘Sassy Summer Sangria’<br />
PPAF<br />
ACHSGG1, ACHSG72 Dark red flowers with a<br />
white eye and silvery leaves; one of the tallest.<br />
30-36in/ESu-MSu/Z3-8/G1, 72ct C<br />
NEW! Achillea ‘Sassy Summer Silver’ PPAF<br />
ACHSIG1, ACHSI72 Bright golden-yellow flowers<br />
contrast with broad, intense silvery foliage.<br />
26-30in/ESu-MSu/Z3-8/G1, 72ct C<br />
NEW! Achillea ‘Sassy Summer Sunset’ PPAF<br />
ACHSNG1, ACHSN72 Large flower heads of dark<br />
orange blooms that mature to yellow. A taller<br />
variety, matching ‘Sassy Summer Sangria’.<br />
30-36in/ESu-MSu/Z3-8/G1, 72ct C<br />
NEW! Achillea ‘Sassy Summer Taffy’ PPAF<br />
ACHSTG1, ACHST72 Dark salmon-pink flowers<br />
lighten to peachy-pink as the flowers mature.<br />
26-32in/ESu-MSu/Z3-8/G1, 72ct C<br />
New!<br />
New!<br />
Achillea ‘Sassy Summer Sangria’ PPAF<br />
Achillea ‘Sassy Summer Silver’ PPAF<br />
New!<br />
New!<br />
Achillea ‘Sassy Summer Sunset’ PPAF<br />
Achillea ‘Sassy Summer Taffy’ PPAF<br />
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Agapanthus Galaxy Collection<br />
A<br />
(Lily of the Nile) Agapanthus are typically<br />
grown in warmer zones, but these vigorous<br />
varieties are hardy to zone 6! These plants<br />
have overwintered in our heavy snow winters<br />
for the past 6 years. They’re out of this world<br />
with globular clusters that are produced on tall<br />
stems over large, rounded clumps of foliage.<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
New!<br />
New!<br />
NEW! Agapanthus ‘Galaxy Blue’ PPAF<br />
AGAGBG1 4in clusters of dark blue flowers.<br />
Thanks to rebloom, this is one of the last<br />
to stay in flower; mid-September here in<br />
Michigan.<br />
36-40in/MSu-EFa/Z6-10/G1 DT<br />
NEW! Agapanthus ‘Galaxy White’ PPAF<br />
AGAGXG1 5in clusters of pure white flowers.<br />
Very vigorous.<br />
38-44in/MSu-EFa/Z6-10/G1 DT<br />
Agapanthus ‘Galaxy Blue’ PPAF<br />
Agapanthus ‘Galaxy White’ PPAF<br />
New!<br />
Achillea ptarmica ‘Peter Cottontail’ PPAF<br />
Aconitum fischeri<br />
Aconitum napellus<br />
NEW! Achillea ptarmica ‘Peter Cottontail’ PPAF<br />
ACHPCG1, ACHPC72 Large, ivory-white flowers over a<br />
low, mounding habit of green foliage. Compared to A.<br />
millefolium, the flower clusters are more singular and<br />
well-spaced. Very polished habit; mostly unbothered<br />
by both deer and rabbits.<br />
<strong>18</strong>-24in/ESu-EFa/Z3-8/G1, 72ct C<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Aconitum napellus<br />
ACONAG1 (Common Monkshood) Striking, upright<br />
spikes of violet-blue flowers. The deeply divided, dark<br />
green, glossy foliage makes this selection attractive<br />
even when it is not in bloom. Rarely bothered by pests<br />
or diseases.<br />
3ft/MSu-LSu/Z4-8/G1 D<br />
Canadian restrictions apply.<br />
Aconitum fischeri<br />
ACOFIG1 (Azure Monkshood) Produces upright spikes<br />
of lavender-blue flowers. This species has particularly<br />
strong stems that will not require staking. Deeply<br />
divided, dark green, glossy foliage.<br />
<strong>18</strong>-24in/LSu-EFa/Z4-8/G1 D<br />
Canadian restrictions apply.<br />
Agastache ‘Blue Fortune’<br />
AGABFG1 (Anise Hyssop) This drought tolerant perennial<br />
is very easy to grow and very long blooming. It<br />
forms a sizable upright clump of aromatic, green foliage<br />
topped with lavender-blue flower spikes. Strong<br />
stems do not require staking.<br />
24-36in/MSu-EFa/Z4-9/G1 C<br />
x/x/x/x/x = foliage height / scape height (where applicable) / bloom time / zone / size offered<br />
Agastache ‘Blue Fortune’<br />
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Agastache ‘Bolero’<br />
Agastache ‘Mango Tango’ PP28747<br />
Agastache ‘Bolero’<br />
AGABO30, AGABO72 (Hyssop) One of the longest blooming<br />
perennials in our gardens. Vivid rose purple flower spikes rise<br />
above the bronzy green foliage. Forms a compact, branched<br />
clump of aromatic, slug and deer resistant foliage. Well-adapted<br />
to dry soils. From Jelitto.<br />
16in/MSu-EFa/Z5-10/30 & 72ct S<br />
Agastache ‘Mango Tango’ PP28747<br />
AGAMT30, AGAMT72 (Anise Hyssop) Selected for its compact<br />
habit and vibrant flower color. Overall, the plant has a rich,<br />
mango-orange color. Individual flowers have dusky rose calyxes<br />
and light peach to dusky orange flowers. A deeper shade of orange<br />
than ‘Peachie Keen’. Flowers cover the top ¾ of the plant.<br />
16-<strong>18</strong>in/MSu-EFa/Z6-9/30 & 72ct C<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Agastache ‘Peachie Keen’ PP25886<br />
Agastache ‘Peachie Keen’ PP25886<br />
AGAPK30, AGAPK72 (Anise Hyssop) Densely compact, rounded<br />
clump of aromatic, bright green foliage is topped with loads<br />
of apricot peach flowers with complementary purplish pink<br />
calyxes for many months beginning in midsummer (earlier in<br />
warmer zones). Easy to grow.<br />
20-24in/MSu-EFa/Z6-9/30 & 72ct C<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Agastache ‘Rosie Posie’ PP25857<br />
AGARP30, AGARP72 (Anise Hyssop) Densely compact, rounded<br />
clump of aromatic, bright green foliage is topped with loads<br />
of hot pink flowers with magenta-purple calyxes for many<br />
months beginning in midsummer (earlier in warmer zones).<br />
Easy to grow.<br />
<strong>18</strong>-22in/MSu-EFa/Z6-9/30 & 72ct C<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Agastache ‘Rosie Posie’ PP25857<br />
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Ajuga reptans ‘Black Scallop’ PP15815<br />
Ajuga reptans ‘Black Scallop’ PP15815<br />
AJUBS30, AJUBS128 (Bugleweed) Attractive smaller-scale<br />
groundcover with glossy, near-black, scalloped leaves.<br />
Shocking violet-blue flowers appear on short spikes in<br />
spring. Stays compact without growth regulators.<br />
3-6in/MSp-LSp/Z4-10/30 & 128ct C<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Ajuga reptans ‘Burgundy Glow’<br />
Alcea ‘Las Vegas’<br />
ALCLV30 (Fig Leaf Hollyhock) A hardy, longer-lived<br />
species with fig-shaped leaves borne all the way up the<br />
stems. Large, saucer-shaped flowers in flashy shades<br />
of red, copper, chestnut brown, yellow, pink, and white<br />
appear over a long period. Perennial.<br />
5-6ft/ESu/Z3-9/30ct S<br />
Photo courtesy of Jelitto Staudensamen GmbH<br />
Alcea ‘Las Vegas’<br />
Ajuga reptans ‘Burgundy Glow’<br />
AJUBG30, AJUBG128 (Bugleweed) Tri-colored foliage in<br />
shades of creamy-white, rose-burgundy, and dark green.<br />
In fall, mature leaves turn deep bronze, and newer<br />
growth is a rose tone. Produces short spikes of blue<br />
flowers. Evergreen.<br />
6in/MSp-LSp/Z3-10/30 & 128ct C<br />
Alcea rosea ‘Fiesta Time’<br />
ALCFT30, ALCFT72 (Hollyhock) This vibrant seed selection<br />
produces relatively short spikes of double, cerise-pink<br />
fringed blossoms beginning in midsummer. The shorter<br />
height makes it more suitable to courtyard gardens and<br />
containers than its taller cousins. First year flowering.<br />
3ft/MSu/Z3-9/30 & 72ct S<br />
Photo courtesy of Thompson & Morgan<br />
Alcea rosea ‘Fiesta Time’<br />
Alcea Halo Series<br />
(Hollyhock) From the breeding work of Thompson<br />
& Morgan comes this series of hollyhocks<br />
that was 16 years in the making. Varieties were<br />
selected for their large, single, bicolor flowers.<br />
Each displays a prominent, contrasting halo in<br />
the center of the flower. Forms a bushy clump<br />
of rugose green foliage. Per the breeder, these<br />
varieties are hardy to zone 3.<br />
5-6ft/ESu-MSu/Z3-8/30ct S<br />
Alcea rosea Halo Series - Blush<br />
ALCHB30 Large, white flowers with a prominent<br />
fuchsia-red halo and yellow center<br />
Alcea rosea Halo Series - Candy<br />
ALCHA30 Sugar-pink flowers with a dark purple<br />
halo<br />
Alcea rosea Halo Series - Cerise<br />
ALCHC30 Large, cerise-pink flowers with a deep<br />
purple halo<br />
Alcea rosea Halo Series - Lavender<br />
ALCHL30 Lavender flowers with a pink halo<br />
Alcea rosea Halo Series - Blush<br />
Alcea rosea Halo Series - Cerise<br />
Photo courtesy of Thompson & Morgan<br />
Alcea rosea Halo Series - Candy<br />
Photo courtesy of Thompson & Morgan<br />
Alcea rosea Halo Series - Lavender<br />
x/x/x/x/x = foliage height / scape height (where applicable) / bloom time / zone / size offered<br />
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Alcea Spotlight Series<br />
(Hollyhock) After <strong>18</strong> years of development,<br />
Jelitto released their series<br />
of stable, straight color, single<br />
flowered hollyhocks. These plants<br />
are truly perennial, not biennial.<br />
5-6ft/MSu/Z3-9/30ct S<br />
Photo courtesy of Jelitto Staudensamen GmbH<br />
Alcea rosea ‘Blacknight’ Alcea rosea ‘Mars Magic’ Alcea rosea ‘Radiant Rose’<br />
Alcea rosea ‘Blacknight’<br />
ALCBL30 Deep black-purple<br />
Alcea rosea ‘Mars Magic’<br />
ALCMM30 Bright red<br />
Alcea rosea ‘Radiant Rose’<br />
ALCRR30 Rose pink<br />
New!<br />
Alchemilla mollis<br />
Allium ‘Medusa’ PP28701<br />
Allium ‘Lavender Bubbles’ PPAF<br />
Alchemilla mollis<br />
ALCMO30, ALCMO72 (Lady’s Mantle) The fuzzy<br />
leaves of this species catch the tiny dew droplets<br />
that glimmer in the morning sun. Foliage<br />
is soft grey-green and nearly round with deep<br />
lobes. Produces sprays of tiny, yellow-green<br />
flowers in spring.<br />
15-<strong>18</strong>in/LSp-ESu/Z3-7/30 & 72ct S<br />
NEW! Allium ‘Lavender Bubbles’ PPAF<br />
ALLLBG1, ALLLBG2 (Ornamental Onion) Dark<br />
dusty purple flower globes are produced<br />
above attractive glaucous blue-green foliage.<br />
Leaf blades twist and curl to provide additional<br />
interest. Blooms later than ‘Millenium’<br />
and is a darker shade of purple.<br />
12-14in/LSu-EFa/Z4-8/G1 & G2 D<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Perennial<br />
Plant of the<br />
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Allium ‘Millenium’<br />
Allium ‘Medusa’ PP28701<br />
ALLMEG1, ALLMEG2 (Ornamental Onion) Similar<br />
in flower color and foliage to ‘Blue Eddy’, but in<br />
a much larger form. Twisty leaves form a low<br />
mound of grey-green foliage. Nodding buds<br />
look like the heads of snakes before they open<br />
to light amethyst purple flowers.<br />
20-24in/LSu-EFa/Z4-8/G1 & G2 D<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Allium ‘Millenium’<br />
20<strong>18</strong> Perennial Plant of the Year<br />
ALLMIG1, ALLMIG2 (Ornamental Onion) The<br />
best perennial Allium we’ve seen in years!<br />
A profusion of large 2in round, bright<br />
rosy-purple flower clusters appear on strong<br />
stems. Forms a picture perfect, compact,<br />
upright clump of glossy green, thick and<br />
strappy leaves.<br />
15-20in/MSu-LSu/Z4-8/G1 & G2 D<br />
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Allium senescens ‘Blue Eddy’<br />
Allium senescens ‘Blue Eddy’<br />
ALLBEG1, ALLBEG2 (Ornamental Onion) Named for<br />
its attractive, pinwheel-like rosettes of blue-grey<br />
to grey-green foliage which resemble “small swirling<br />
eddies of water” according to breeder Mark<br />
McDonough. 1½in round clusters of light lilac-pink<br />
flowers appear atop naked stems. Does not reseed.<br />
8-12in/LSu-EFa/Z4-8/G1 & G2 D<br />
Alstroemeria INCA ICE (‘Koice’)<br />
Alstroemeria INCA JOLI (‘Koncajoli’ PP22267)<br />
Alstroemeria INCA ICE (‘Koice’)<br />
ALSII20, ALSII72 (Peruvian Lily) The Inca Collection®.<br />
Forms a bushy, upright clump of linear green leaves<br />
which are covered in flowers in summer. Soft apricot<br />
pink and creamy yellow flowers are produced in<br />
clusters of 20 or more. Bred for garden use. Hardier<br />
than most; overwinters well in our zone 6 beds.<br />
2-3ft/MSu-LSu/Z5-9/20 & 72ct T<br />
Fall Color<br />
Amsonia ‘Blue Ice’<br />
Amsonia hubrichtii<br />
Amsonia t. ‘Storm Cloud’<br />
Alstroemeria INCA JOLI (‘Koncajoli’ PP22267)<br />
ALSIJ20, ALSIJ72 (Peruvian Lily) The Inca Collection®.<br />
Bred to be the perfect pot plant. Compact,<br />
bushy, green foliage is topped with vibrant<br />
orange-red flowers with a splash of gold in the<br />
center. Very long blooming; long sales window<br />
and season of interest. Has overwintered in Z6<br />
successfully with snow cover.<br />
16-20in/ESu-EFa/Z(5)6-9/20 & 72ct T<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Amsonia ‘Blue Ice’<br />
AMSBIG1 (Blue Star) Clusters of plump navy-blue<br />
buds open to large, vivid periwinkle blue, starshaped<br />
flowers. Broader, bright green leaves turn<br />
yellow in fall and form a compact, spreading clump.<br />
A selection from White Flower Farm.<br />
12-16in/LSp-ESu/Z3-9/G1 C<br />
Amsonia hubrichtii<br />
AMSHUG1 (Arkansas Blue Star) A southern native<br />
with very narrow, needle-like leaves that line the<br />
stems like bottlebrushes. Produces 2-3in clusters<br />
of small, light blue, star-shaped flowers. Valued for<br />
its golden-yellow fall color.<br />
3ft/LSp-ESu/Z4-9/G1 S<br />
Amsonia tabernaemontana ‘Storm Cloud’<br />
Amsonia tabernaemontana ‘Storm Cloud’<br />
AMSSCG1, AMSSC72 (Blue Star) New stems emerge near-black<br />
like a dark rain cloud. Dark green leaves have silver veining and<br />
form a wide, mounded habit. Light periwinkle blue, star-shaped<br />
flowers cover the plant for many weeks.<br />
24-30in/LSp-ESu/Z4-9/G1, 72ct C<br />
Plants for finished production only.<br />
Proven Winners® label and container required. Recommended finish size: Trade 1-Gal<br />
x/x/x/x/x = foliage height / scape height (where applicable) / bloom time / zone / size offered<br />
Shoots Emerging in Spring<br />
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Anemone FALL IN LOVE ‘Sweetly’ PPAF<br />
New!<br />
Anemone ‘Honorine Jobert’<br />
Anemone FALL IN LOVE ‘Sweetly’ PPAF<br />
NEW! Anemone FALL IN LOVE ‘Sweetly’ PPAF<br />
ANEFL20, ANEFL72 (Japanese Anemone) Prolific production of rich, rose-pink flowers in early fall.<br />
Semi-double flowers appear over a large mound of dark green foliage. Spreads slowly through rhizomes.<br />
20-26in/EFa-MFa/Z5-8/20 & 72ct T<br />
All propagation prohibited.<br />
Proven Winners® label and container required. Recommended Finish Size: Premium 1-Gal<br />
Anemone ‘Honorine Jobert’<br />
ANEHJ20, ANEHJ72 (Japanese Anemone) A<br />
classic cottage garden perennial; one of the<br />
best for late season interest. Single, 2-3in,<br />
pure white flowers with yellow centers are<br />
produced atop tall, wiry stems over attractive<br />
dark green foliage.<br />
3-4ft/LSu-EFa/Z4-9/20 & 72ct T<br />
Anemone Curtain Call Series<br />
Anemone ‘Curtain Call Deep Rose’<br />
PPAF<br />
ANECC20, ANECC72 (Japanese Anemone)<br />
This perennial produces dark rose-pink<br />
flowers above a small mound of green<br />
foliage. Each flower is lined with a double<br />
row of petals. This Anemone will be one<br />
of the final performers in your fall garden.<br />
14-<strong>18</strong>in/LSu-EFa/Z5-8/20 & 72ct T<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Anemone ‘Curtain Call Pink’ PPAF<br />
ANECP20, ANECP72 (Japanese Anemone) This<br />
perennial produces bright rose-pink flowers<br />
above a small mound of green foliage. Each<br />
flower is lined with a double row of petals.<br />
This Anemone will be one of the final<br />
performers in your fall garden.<br />
14-<strong>18</strong>in/LSu-EFa/Z5-8/20 & 72ct T<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Anemone ‘Curtain Call Deep Rose’ PPAF<br />
Anemone ‘Curtain Call Pink’ PPAF<br />
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Anemone WILD SWAN (‘Macane001’ PP23132)<br />
Anthemis tinctoria ‘Charme’ PP15200<br />
Aquilegia x caerulea ‘Origami Mix’<br />
Aquilegia Songbird Series<br />
Aralia cordata ‘Sun King’<br />
Anemone WILD SWAN (‘Macane001’ PP23132)<br />
Back By Popular Demand<br />
ANEWS20, ANEWS72 (Anemone) Selected for its vigor and<br />
long flowering performance, this popular Anemone blooms<br />
from late spring until frost. Huge 3-3½in white flowers with<br />
lilac-blue bands on the backside. From Elizabeth MacGregor.<br />
20in/LSp-EFa/Z6-9/20 & 72ct T<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Photo courtesy of Ivy Garth<br />
Aquilegia ‘Blue Jay’<br />
Anthemis tinctoria ‘Charme’ PP15200<br />
ANTCH30 (Dwarf Golden Marguerite) Selected by Inspiration<br />
Plants for its dwarf, compact habit and abundance of goldenyellow<br />
flowers which bloom for several months beginning in<br />
early summer. Does not set viable seed. Drought tolerant.<br />
12-16in/ESu-EFa/Z3-9/30ct C<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Aquilegia x caerulea ‘Origami Mix’<br />
AQUOM30, AQUOM72 (Columbine) This relatively compact,<br />
highly floriferous mix includes large 3in, long-spurred, upward<br />
facing flowers in a range of colors including blue, pink,<br />
red, white, and yellow. It is prized for its uniform, proportional<br />
habit and free-flowering ability.<br />
14-<strong>18</strong>in/LSp-ESu/Z3-9/30 & 72ct S<br />
Aralia cordata ‘Sun King’<br />
ARASK20, ARASK72 (Golden Japanese Spikenard) This hardy,<br />
tropical-looking beauty brightens up the shade garden with<br />
its very large, compound, bright gold leaves. Color is greener<br />
in deep shade. Tiny white flowers give way to purple-black<br />
berries in fall.<br />
3ft/MSu-LSu/Z3-9/20 & 72ct TC<br />
Aquilegia ‘Blue Bird’<br />
(Columbine) Large and showy, upward-facing,<br />
long-spurred blossoms are<br />
the signature of this Aquilegia series<br />
from PanAmerican Seed. These reliable<br />
bloomers come in a broad range of<br />
colors, all sharing a compact habit and<br />
flowers that measure 3in on average.<br />
20-28in/LSp-ESu/Z3-9/30ct S<br />
‘Blue Bird’<br />
AQUBL30 Blue and white shades<br />
‘Blue Jay’<br />
AQUBJ30 Violet-blue and white shades<br />
‘Cardinal’<br />
AQUCA30 Red and white shades<br />
‘Goldfinch’<br />
AQUGO30 Light primrose-yellow shades<br />
Aquilegia ‘Cardinal’<br />
Aquilegia ‘Goldfinch’<br />
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Fall Color<br />
Aruncus aethusifolius<br />
Armeria maritima ‘Bloodstone’<br />
Artemisia schmidtiana ‘Silver Mound’<br />
Aruncus ‘Chantilly Lace’ PPAF<br />
Aruncus dioicus<br />
Armeria maritima ‘Bloodstone’<br />
ARMBL30, ARMBL72 (Thrift, False Sea Pink) Bright<br />
purple-pink, ball-shaped flower clusters on thin, leafless<br />
stalks held well above the tight mounds of evergreen,<br />
grassy foliage. Native to coastlines where few other plants<br />
can handle the high salt concentration.<br />
8-10in/MSp-ESu/Z3-8/30 & 72ct CD<br />
Artemisia schmidtiana ‘Silver Mound’<br />
ARTSMG1, ARTSMG2, ARTSM72 (schmidtiana ‘Nana’) (Silver<br />
Mound Artemesia) Soft feathery leaves grow into compact,<br />
cushion-like mounds. Has multiple applications in the<br />
landscape including edging, rock gardens or containers.<br />
8-10in/Z3-7/G1 & G2, 72ct C<br />
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Aruncus ‘Chantilly Lace’ PPAF<br />
Aruncus ‘Chantilly Lace’ PPAF<br />
ARUCL20, ARUCL72 (Goat’s Beard) This part shade-loving plant produces sprays of lacy,<br />
cream-colored flowers in late spring to early summer. It is very floriferous when in bloom,<br />
completely covering the deep green foliage. Goatsbeard is similar in appearance to Astilbe,<br />
but more drought tolerant.<br />
30-32in/ESu-MSu/Z3-7/20, 72ct T<br />
All propagation prohibited.<br />
Proven Winners® label and container required. Recommended finish size: Premium 1-Gal<br />
Aruncus aethusifolius<br />
ARUAE30, ARUAE72 (Dwarf Goat’s Beard) A miniature selection<br />
with the same traits as A. dioicus at roughly 1⁄3 the<br />
size. Fine, glossy, fern-like foliage. Creamy white, 3-4in<br />
long, feathery spikes of flowers appear above the foliage.<br />
Excellent fall color.<br />
10-12in/ESu-MSu/Z3-7/30 & 72ct S<br />
Aruncus dioicus<br />
ARUDI30, ARUDI72 (Goat’s Beard) Outstanding specimen<br />
plant. Looks like a giant white Astilbe. Creamy white flowers<br />
are produced on feathery, open panicles which can<br />
grow up to 1ft long. Robust habit; can be grown in place<br />
of a shrub in the garden.<br />
4-5ft/ESu-MSu/Z3-7/30 & 72ct S<br />
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Aruncus ‘Misty Lace’ PP15798<br />
Asarum splendens<br />
Aruncus ‘Fairy Hair’ PPAF<br />
Asclepias incarnata ‘Cinderella’<br />
Asclepias tuberosa<br />
NEW! Aruncus ‘Fairy Hair’ PPAF<br />
ARUFH20, ARUFH72 (Goat’s Beard) Sprays of creamy<br />
white, triangular flower plumes age to a darker color.<br />
Needle-like, medium green leaves are incredibly<br />
dissected. The foliage produces a thick, substantial<br />
clump for a solid presence. More drought tolerant<br />
than Astilbe in the landscape.<br />
20-24in/ESu-MSu/Z3-7/20 & 72ct T<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Aruncus ‘Misty Lace’ PP15798<br />
ARUML20, ARUML72 (Goat’s Beard) An excellent<br />
mid-sized Aruncus. Large, creamy white, feathery<br />
plumes on dark red stems. Selected by Dr. Allan<br />
Armitage for its heat and humidity tolerance. The<br />
best Aruncus for the south.<br />
3-3½ft/ESu-MSu/Z3-7/20 & 72ct T<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Asarum splendens<br />
ASASP30 (Chinese Wild Ginger) Vigorous, spreading<br />
groundcover with heart-shaped, dark green leaves<br />
elegantly mottled with silver. Semi-evergreen; fresh<br />
foliage is produced over older leaves each spring.<br />
Dark purple flowers are produced under the foliage<br />
at soil level.<br />
5-8in/ESp/Z(5)6-9/30ct T<br />
Asclepias incarnata ‘Cinderella’<br />
ASCCIG1 (Swamp Milkweed) A hassle-free perennial<br />
offering three months of vanilla-scented, rosepink<br />
flowers in 3-4in, compact clusters followed<br />
by typical milkweed seed pods. Clump former.<br />
Non-invasive.<br />
3-5ft/MSu-EFa/Z3-9/G1 S<br />
Asclepias tuberosa<br />
ASCTUG1, ASCTU30, ASCTU72 (Butterfly Weed)<br />
A hassle-free perennial with three months of<br />
tangerine-orange blooms followed by green fruits<br />
filled with silvery-white, silky seeds. Excellent longlasting<br />
cut flower. Breaks dormancy late.<br />
24in/ESu-LSu/Z3-9/G1, 30 & 72ct S<br />
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Asclepias tuberosa ‘Blonde Bombshell’ PPAF<br />
ASCBBG1 (Butterfly Weed) A yellow flowering clone<br />
of Asclepias tuberosa. This variety has improved<br />
habit and uniform color than the variations common<br />
in a seed strain. Incredibly dark foliage holds<br />
golden-yellow flowers that radiate down the habit<br />
for a long season of bloom.<br />
<strong>18</strong>-20in/ESu-LSu/Z3-9/G1 C<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Asclepias tuberosa ‘Hello Yellow’<br />
ASCHY30, ASCHY72 (Butterfly Weed) A care-free<br />
perennial with three months of golden-yellow<br />
blossoms followed by green fruits filled with silvery<br />
white, silky seeds. Excellent long-lasting cut flower.<br />
Breaks dormancy late.<br />
24in/ESu-LSu/Z3-9/30 & 72ct S<br />
x/x/x/x/x = foliage height / scape height (where applicable) / bloom time / zone / size offered<br />
Asclepias tuberosa ‘Blonde Bombshell’ PPAF<br />
Asclepias tuberosa ‘Hello Yellow’<br />
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Asparagus ‘Jersey Giant’<br />
Asparagus ‘Jersey Giant’<br />
ASPJGG1 Consistently yields 2-3 times more spears<br />
than ‘Mary Washington’. Resistant to rust, fusarium,<br />
crown and root rot. Very hardy; adapted to<br />
temperate and cool climates. 7-9in green spears<br />
with purple bracts. 2 year male plants.<br />
4-5ft/LSp/Z4-6/G1 S<br />
Asparagus ‘Purple Passion’<br />
Asparagus ‘Purple Passion’<br />
ASPPPG1 A sweet (20% more sugar) and nutty<br />
flavored selection. Produces a heavy yield of<br />
attractive smoky purple spears which turn green<br />
when cooked. Entire spear is usable; no stringy<br />
ends. Some resistance to rust, rot, and fusarium. 2<br />
year mostly male plants.<br />
3-4ft/MSp-LSp/Z3-10/G1 S<br />
KICKIN ® Asters<br />
Aster novae-angliae ‘Purple Dome’<br />
Aster novae-angliae ‘Purple Dome’<br />
ASTPDG1 (New England Aster) Forms a solid,<br />
rounded mound of royal purple flowers. Terrific<br />
accent for fall-blooming grasses. The tall flower<br />
stems are excellent for cutting. One of the most<br />
popular varieties.<br />
<strong>18</strong>-24in/LSu-MFa/Z3-8/G1 C<br />
(Aster) These asters really do live up to<br />
their name! Their habit is superb, naturally<br />
forming a very full, dense mound of<br />
finely textured, green foliage that becomes<br />
completely blanketed with flowers from<br />
late summer into fall. Naturally compact<br />
cultivars do not require PGRs to maintain<br />
their neat appearance. More resistant to<br />
powdery mildew and rust than most Asters.<br />
From Kientzler.<br />
Aster KICKIN® ‘Carmine Red’<br />
Aster KICKIN® ‘Lavender’<br />
Aster KICKIN® ‘Carmine Red’<br />
ASTKC72 Magenta-red flowers with a gold<br />
button center.<br />
2-3ft/LSu-MFa/Z5-9/72ct C<br />
Aster KICKIN® ‘Lavender’<br />
ASTKL72 Soft lavender flowers with a gold<br />
button center.<br />
2-3ft/LSu-MFa/Z5-9/72ct C<br />
Aster KICKIN® ‘Lilac Blue’<br />
ASTKB72 Lilac-blue flowers with a gold<br />
button center.<br />
2-3ft/LSu-MFa/Z5-9/72ct C<br />
Aster KICKIN® ‘Pink Chiffon’<br />
ASTKP72 Pastel pink flowers with a gold<br />
button center.<br />
2-3ft/LSu-MFa/Z5-9/72ct C<br />
Aster KICKIN® ‘Lilac Blue’<br />
Aster KICKIN® ‘Pink Chiffon’<br />
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Astilbe<br />
When to<br />
Plant<br />
Northern Regions<br />
Plant G1s in LWi-LSp<br />
Plant 72s in LSu-EFa or LWi<br />
Southern Regions<br />
Plant G1s in MWi-ESp<br />
Plant 72s in LSu-EFa or LWI<br />
Astilbe Groups<br />
Arendsii group: The largest group of<br />
hybrids named for hybridizer Georg<br />
Arends. A loose collection: members<br />
often have different parentage, so do<br />
not all behave the same.<br />
Astilbe chinensis: Later blooming,<br />
moderately drought tolerant<br />
Japonica group: Early bloom time,<br />
glossy green leaves<br />
For more information, visit<br />
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Michigan Grown Astilbe<br />
All of the Astilbes we offer are from our own field grown stock here in Michigan. Under our watch, these<br />
plants are closely monitored for nutrition, health, and vigor, ensuring they deliver our customers a<br />
superior performance when planted in containers or the landscape.<br />
Astilbe ‘Amber Moon’ PP26028<br />
ASBAB20, ASBAB72 Emerges radiant chartreuse-yellow<br />
with a tinge of red in spring; in summer, the foliage<br />
turns to chartreuse green. Tall, strong, blush red stems<br />
topped with rose-pink flowers are excellent for cutting.<br />
Chinensis hybrid; exhibits good heat tolerance<br />
but is best in shade. Discovered by Darrell Probst.<br />
34-38in/MSu/Z4-9/20 & 72ct T<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Astilbe ‘Amber Moon’ PP26028<br />
Astilbe ‘August Light’<br />
ASBAUG1 (‘Augustleuchten’) One of the latest red<br />
Astilbes to bloom, beginning in midsummer.<br />
Long, scarlet-red, feathery plumes dance above<br />
the bushy clump of dissected, green foliage<br />
which emerges deep red in spring. Excellent cut<br />
flower. Arendsii group.<br />
28in/MSu-LSu/Z4-9/G1 D<br />
Astilbe ‘August Light’<br />
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Astilbe ‘Bressingham Beauty’ Astilbe ‘Bridal Veil’ Astilbe chinensis ‘Little Vision in Pink’ PP2<strong>18</strong>86<br />
Photo courtesy of Future Plants<br />
Astilbe chinensis ‘Little Vision in Purple’ PP2<strong>18</strong>55<br />
Astilbe ‘Bressingham Beauty’<br />
ASBBBG1 This tall selection bears long, gracefully<br />
arching plumes of dusty salmon-rose flowers<br />
beginning in early summer. The attractively<br />
dissected, green foliage forms a bushy clump.<br />
Introduced through Blooms of Bressingham®.<br />
Arendsii group.<br />
36in/ESu-MSu/Z4-9/G1 D<br />
Astilbe ‘Bridal Veil’<br />
ASBBVG1 (‘Brautschleier’) The classic white Astilbe.<br />
Lacy white panicles gently droop at the tips, lending<br />
a frothy look to the clump. Deep green, glossy<br />
foliage. Makes a good cut flower. Arendsii group.<br />
28in/ESu/Z4-9/G1 D<br />
Astilbe chinensis ‘Maggie Daley’<br />
Astilbe chinensis ‘Little Vision in Pink’ PP2<strong>18</strong>86<br />
ASBLPG1 (Chinese Astilbe) Offers the same great traits as the<br />
original but in a smaller package. Perfectly sized for containers<br />
or the border’s edge. Fuzzy, pyramid shaped, rose-pink<br />
plumes are presented atop the clump of dark green foliage.<br />
14-16in/MSu/Z4-9/G1 D<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Astilbe chinensis ‘Little Vision in Purple’ PP2<strong>18</strong>55<br />
ASBLVG1 (Chinese Astilbe) A more compact version of ‘Visions’,<br />
this Astilbe has more finely dissected leaves and darker colored<br />
flowers. Forms a dense block of fuzzy, pyramid shaped,<br />
lavender plumes just above the dark green foliage.<br />
12-15in/MSu/Z4-9/G1 D<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Astilbe chinensis ‘Milk and Honey’<br />
Astilbe chinensis ‘Maggie Daley’<br />
ASBMDG1 (Chinese Astilbe) Bright lavenderpurple<br />
plumes are dense and fuzzy. The<br />
shiny, dark green foliage is attractive even<br />
when the plant is not in bloom.<br />
28in/MSu-LSu/Z4-9/G1 D<br />
Astilbe chinensis ‘Milk and Honey’<br />
ASBMHG1 (Chinese Astilbe) A white Astilbe<br />
that holds up under sun and mild drought!<br />
Creamy white plumes turn light pink as they<br />
age. Bushy foliage is somewhat marbled with<br />
green & silver when young. Vigorous; prolific<br />
bloomer.<br />
30in/MSu-LSu/Z4-9/G1 D<br />
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Astilbe chinensis ‘Pumila’<br />
Astilbe chinensis ‘Purple Candles’<br />
Astilbe chinensis ‘Vision in Red’ PP1<strong>19</strong>65<br />
Astilbe chinensis ‘Visions’<br />
Astilbe chinensis ‘Pumila’<br />
ASBPUG1 (Dwarf Chinese Astilbe) Lilac-pink flowers<br />
on fuzzy, stiff plumes. One of the last Astilbes to<br />
bloom. Mid-green leaves form a low carpet of<br />
foliage. A popular dwarf, groundcover-type.<br />
10in/LSu-EFa/Z4-9/G1 D<br />
Astilbe chinensis ‘Purple Candles’<br />
ASBPCG1 (‘Purpurkerze’) (Chinese Astilbe) Dense,<br />
poker-like plumes emerge rich violet-red, then<br />
lighten up as they age. Bold, dark green foliage<br />
with a coarse texture. Has a unique look; makes a<br />
strong color statement in the garden.<br />
42in/MSu/Z4-9/G1 D<br />
Astilbe ‘Delft Lace’ PP<strong>19</strong>839<br />
Astilbe chinensis ‘Vision in Red’ PP1<strong>19</strong>65<br />
ASBVRG1 (Chinese Astilbe) Deep red buds open<br />
to pinkish-red flowers on dense, fuzzy plumes.<br />
Red stems and bronze-green foliage enhance the<br />
vibrant blossoms. Forms a robust clump.<br />
15in/MSu/Z4-9/G1 D<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Astilbe chinensis ‘Visions’<br />
ASBVIG1 (Chinese Astilbe) Raspberry-pink plumes<br />
are sweetly fragrant with a dense, pyramid shape.<br />
Large, clear green leaves with a coarse texture<br />
form a robust clump.<br />
14-16in/MSu/Z4-9/G1 D<br />
Astilbe ‘Deutschland’<br />
Astilbe ‘Delft Lace’ PP<strong>19</strong>839<br />
ASBDLG1 Red stems carry panicles of deep salmonpink<br />
buds which open to soft apricot-pink flowers.<br />
Forms a robust clump of lacy, deep blue-green,<br />
waxy foliage. Foliage displays some burgundy fall<br />
color. An improvement over ‘Peach Blossom’. From<br />
AB Cultivars. Japonica group.<br />
24-36in/ESu/Z4-9/G1 D<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Astilbe ‘Deutschland’<br />
ASBDEG1 Pure white, open, lacy panicles dance<br />
above the glossy, deep green foliage. Attractive<br />
even when the plant is not in bloom. Great for<br />
brightening up shady gardens. Japonica group.<br />
24-30in/ESu/Z4-9/G1 D<br />
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Astilbe ‘Fanal’<br />
ASBFAG1 Blood-red flowers are presented in<br />
upright spires. One of the earliest reds to bloom.<br />
Foliage is mahogany-red in spring, turning green<br />
by summer. A very popular red variety. Vigorous<br />
grower. Arendsii group.<br />
20in/ESu/Z4-9/G1 D<br />
Astilbe ‘Rheinland’<br />
ASBRHG1 Clear rose-pink flowers are held in<br />
large, diamond-shaped panicles. Very floriferous<br />
and vigorous. Large, deep green leaves.<br />
One of the best early pink Astilbes. Japonica<br />
group.<br />
24in/ESu/Z4-9/G1 D<br />
Astilbe ‘Fanal’<br />
Astilbe ‘Montgomery’<br />
ASBMOG1 Dark magenta-red, triangular-shaped<br />
plumes are borne on darker red stems. Leaves<br />
emerge with a bronze-red tint in spring, then turn<br />
dark green. Japonica group.<br />
20-24in/MSu/Z4-9/G1 D<br />
Astilbe ‘Peach Blossom’<br />
ASBPBG1 Delicate peach flowers with a hint of<br />
pink. Full plumes lend a frothy appearance to the<br />
clump. Glossy, green foliage. Japonica group.<br />
24in/ESu/Z4-9/G1 D<br />
Astilbe ‘Red Sentinel’<br />
ASBRSG1 Vibrant scarlet-red flowers are held in<br />
open, lacy panicles. Forest green foliage and mahogany-red<br />
stems. One of the best reds. Japonica group.<br />
20-24in/ESu-MSu/Z4-9/G1 D<br />
Astilbe ‘Rise and Shine’<br />
ASBRAG1 Large 8in, hot pink, pyramidal plumes<br />
on strong stems. Superior genetics result in a<br />
more solid root structure and vibrant flower<br />
color. Chinensis hybrid; exhibits increased sun<br />
and drought tolerance.<br />
27in/MSu/Z4-9/G1 D<br />
Astilbe ‘Snowdrift’<br />
ASBSNG1 A classic white Astilbe with wide,<br />
diamond shaped plumes. The shiny, green<br />
leaves remain attractive even when the plant<br />
is not in bloom. Introduced through Blooms of<br />
Bressingham®. Arendsii group.<br />
24in/ESu-MSu/Z4-9/G1 D<br />
Astilbe ‘Montgomery’<br />
Astilbe ‘Peach Blossom’<br />
Astilbe ‘Red Sentinel’<br />
Astilbe ‘Rheinland’<br />
Astilbe ‘Rise and Shine’<br />
Astilbe ‘Snowdrift’<br />
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Baptisia<br />
Northern Regions<br />
Plant G1s in LWi-MSp<br />
Plant 72s in ESu<br />
When to<br />
Plant<br />
Southern Regions<br />
Plant G1s in LWi-ESp<br />
Plant 72s in ESu<br />
Baptisia DECADENCE ® DELUXE Series<br />
Baptisia DECADENCE® DELUXE ‘Pink Lemonade’ PPAF<br />
Baptisia DECADENCE® DELUXE ‘Pink Truffles’ PP26588<br />
DECADENCE® DELUXE Baptisias were hybridized and selected for their large, substantial landscape presence as well as vivid flower colors. All members of this series<br />
are produced from cuttings and have terrific impulse appeal at retail.<br />
Baptisia DECADENCE® DELUXE ‘Pink Lemonade’ PPAF<br />
BAPPIG1, BAPPI72 (False Indigo) The first bicolor of the series! Soft yellow flowers<br />
age to dusty raspberry-purple, with both colors appearing on the stem at<br />
the same time. Charcoal stems really make the colors pop. Forms an incredibly<br />
full and bushy habit.<br />
3½-4ft/LSp-ESu/Z4-9/G1, 72ct C<br />
All propagation prohibited.<br />
Baptisia DECADENCE® DELUXE ‘Pink Truffles’ PP26588<br />
BAPPTG1, BAPPT72 (False Indigo) A novel new color in Baptisia! Clear, soft pink<br />
blossoms with a pale yellow keel are produced in late spring, the perfect<br />
complement to peonies, nepeta, and other spring bloomers. Its upright habit<br />
makes it easy to fit into any garden.<br />
4-4½ft/LSp-ESu/Z4-9/G1, 72ct C<br />
All propagation prohibited.<br />
Proven Winners® label and container required for all DECADENCE® DELUXE Baptisia. Recommended Finish Size: Premium 1-Gal<br />
x/x/x/x/x = foliage height / scape height (where applicable) / bloom time / zone / size offered<br />
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Baptisia DECADENCE ® Series<br />
Baptisia DECADENCE® ‘Blueberry Sundae’ PP23891<br />
DECADENCE® Baptisias were hybridized and selected specifically for their shorter,<br />
more compact habit and unique flower coloration. All members of this series are<br />
produced from cuttings and have terrific impulse appeal at retail.<br />
Baptisia DECADENCE®<br />
‘Blueberry Sundae’ PP23891<br />
BAPBSG1, BAPBS72 (False Indigo) More<br />
vibrant, indigo-blue flowers and a<br />
shorter, well-branched habit set this<br />
variety apart from B. australis. Deep<br />
blue-green foliage forms a compact,<br />
upright mound topped with an<br />
excellent floral display. Decorative seed<br />
pods in fall.<br />
3ft/LSp-ESu/Z4-9/G1, 72ct C<br />
All propagation prohibited.<br />
NEW! Baptisia DECADENCE®<br />
‘Dark Chocolate’ PPAF<br />
BAPDAG1, BAPDA72 (False Indigo) This<br />
variety shares the same, nearly black,<br />
charcoal-purple flowers as ‘Dutch<br />
Chocolate’, but has much longer flower<br />
spikes-up to 27in long. Flowers grow<br />
well out of the foliage. Forms an<br />
incredibly full and bushy habit.<br />
3-3½ft/LSp-ESu/Z4-9/G1, 72ct C<br />
All propagation prohibited.<br />
Baptisia DECADENCE®<br />
‘Cherries Jubilee’ PP23907<br />
BAPCJG1, BAPCJ72 (False Indigo)<br />
Uniquely beautiful maroon and yellow<br />
flowers are held on strong scapes<br />
above the densely branched, bluegreen<br />
foliage. Flowers age to gold.<br />
Secondary branching on flower stems<br />
makes this variety especially floriferous.<br />
Decorative seed pods follow in fall.<br />
2½-3ft/LSp-ESu/Z4-9/G1, 72ct C<br />
All propagation prohibited.<br />
Baptisia DECADENCE®<br />
‘Lemon Meringue’ PP24280<br />
BAPLMG1, BAPLM72 (False Indigo)<br />
Impressive vigor compared to other<br />
yellow Baptisias. Forms an upright,<br />
vase-shaped mound of attractive<br />
blue-green foliage topped with long,<br />
charcoal stems carrying charcoal buds<br />
and lemon-yellow flowers. Seed pods<br />
in fall.<br />
3ft/LSp-ESu/Z4-9/G1, 72ct C<br />
All propagation prohibited.<br />
Baptisia DECADENCE® ‘Cherries Jubilee’ PP23907<br />
New!<br />
Baptisia DECADENCE® ‘Dark Chocolate’ PPAF<br />
Baptisia DECADENCE® ‘Lemon Meringue’ PP24280<br />
Proven Winners® label and container required for all DECADENCE® Baptisia. Recommended Finish Size: Premium 1-Gal<br />
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Baptisia DECADENCE®<br />
‘Sparkling Sapphires’ PP27904<br />
BAPSSG1, BAPSS72 (False Indigo) Intensely<br />
vibrant color will stop you in your tracks!<br />
Vivid violet-blue blossoms with a pale yellow<br />
keel are produced on eight inch long<br />
spikes over grey-green leaves. Its compact<br />
habit makes it easy to fit into any garden.<br />
Decorative seed pods follow in fall.<br />
2½-3ft/LSp-ESu/Z4-9/G1, 72ct C<br />
All propagation prohibited.<br />
Baptisia DECADENCE®<br />
‘Vanilla Cream’ PP25663<br />
BAPVCG1, BAPVC72 (False Indigo) Forms a<br />
very well-branched clump of grey-green<br />
foliage which emerges a beautiful shade<br />
of bronze in spring. 10in spikes of pastel<br />
yellow buds open to creamy vanilla flowers<br />
followed by seed pods in fall.<br />
2½-3ft/LSp-ESu/Z4-9/G1, 72ct C<br />
All propagation prohibited.<br />
Baptisia DECADENCE®<br />
‘Sparkling Sapphires’ PP27904<br />
Baptisia DECADENCE® ‘Vanilla Cream’ PP25663<br />
Proven Winners® label and container required for all DECADENCE® Baptisia. Recommended Finish Size: Premium 1-Gal<br />
Baptisia australis Baptisia ‘American Goldfinch’ PPAF Baptisia ‘Grape Taffy’ PP26587<br />
Baptisia australis<br />
BAPAUG1 (False Indigo) Showy indigo-blue<br />
flowers carried on tapering spikes up to 1ft<br />
long. They are held just above the dense,<br />
bushy mounds of soft blue-green leaves.<br />
Black seed pods are present from fall into<br />
winter.<br />
4ft/MSp-LSp/Z3-9/G1 S<br />
Baptisia ‘American Goldfinch’ PPAF<br />
BAPAGG1, BAPAG72 (False Indigo) Golden yellow<br />
flower spikes rise up above its wide habit. One of the<br />
most floriferous Baptisia we offer. Attractive round<br />
seed pods in the fall. The perfect specimen for filling<br />
large spaces in your garden or for mass plantings.<br />
3-3½ft/LSp-ESu/Z4-9/G1, 72ct C<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Baptisia ‘Grape Taffy’ PP26587<br />
BAPGRG1, BAPGR72 (False Indigo) One of the most compact<br />
Baptisia to date. The flowers look like grapes on a vine, each<br />
flower accented by a buff yellow keel. Color break for Baptisia:<br />
reddish-purple instead of the typical deep blue. Green foliage<br />
looks attractive even when the flowers are not in bloom.<br />
2-2½ft/LSp-ESu/Z4-9/G1, 72ct C<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
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Baptisia ‘Indigo Spires’ PP26750<br />
Correctly Potting Bare Root Baptisia<br />
Potting is the most important step in order to properly grow out Baptisia. Premium<br />
2-gallon pots are a good size, especially if you are planting in early spring.<br />
Plant one plant per pot, sifting soil to fill in all gaps below the root structure. If air pockets<br />
remain, too much of the root will be exposed when the soil settles. If the roots do not fit<br />
neatly in the container, you can trim them again right before potting. Avoid leaving any<br />
root exposed as this increases the risk of the roots drying out.<br />
Notice how the pot on the left has the eyes barely visible while in the pot on the right<br />
they are completely exposed. The difference is seemingly slight but very crucial for the<br />
successful growing of baptisia from bare root.<br />
Baptisia ‘Lavender Stardust’ PPAF<br />
Correctly Potted<br />
Incorrectly Potted<br />
age. Flowers lighten to dusty lavender-purple with age.<br />
Great upright selection.<br />
3-3½ft/LSp-ESu/Z4-9/G1 C<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Belamcanda chinensis<br />
Belamcanda chinensis ‘Hello Yellow’<br />
Belamcanda chinensis ‘Freckle Face’<br />
Baptisia ‘Indigo Spires’ PP26750<br />
BAPISG1, BAPIS72 (False Indigo) Very impressive,<br />
floriferous selection with a perfect<br />
habit. Glaucous green foliage forms a densely<br />
branched, fully rounded clump with little<br />
bare stem at the base. 12-15in spikes of deep<br />
violet-purple flowers with a yellow keel are<br />
borne prolifically.<br />
3½-4ft/ESu/Z4-9/G1, 72ct C<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Baptisia ‘Lavender Stardust’ PPAF<br />
BAPLSG1 (False Indigo) Extremely long, <strong>18</strong>in<br />
lilac- purple flower spikes with pale yellow<br />
keels rise above the full, wide clump of foli-<br />
Belamcanda chinensis<br />
BELCHG1 (Blackberry Lily) AKA Iris domestica. Star-shaped<br />
flowers about 2in wide vary in color from bright yellow-orange<br />
to near red, and are heavily spotted with red.<br />
Tan, pear-shaped seed pods burst open to reveal clusters<br />
of black seeds in fall.<br />
24-36in/LSu/Z4-10/G1 S<br />
Belamcanda chinensis ‘Freckle Face’<br />
BELFFG1 (Blackberry Lily) A profusion of 2in wide, showy<br />
orange blossoms with heavy red speckling and shading<br />
are produced atop a clump of green, sword-shaped<br />
foliage. Tan, pear-shaped seed pods burst open to reveal<br />
clusters of black seeds in fall. Resistant to leaf spot.<br />
<strong>18</strong>-24in/LSu/Z4-10/G1 S<br />
Belamcanda chinensis ‘Hello Yellow’<br />
BELHYG1 (Blackberry Lily) A profusion of bright yellow,<br />
unspotted, star-shaped flowers are produced above a<br />
compact clump of green, sword-shaped leaves. Interesting<br />
tan, pear-shaped seed pods burst open to reveal<br />
clusters of black seeds in fall.<br />
<strong>18</strong>-24in/LSu/Z4-10/G1 S<br />
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Fall Color<br />
Bergenia cordifolia<br />
‘Winter Glow’<br />
Bergenia ‘Sakura’<br />
Brunnera macrophylla ‘Emerald Mist’ PP20460<br />
New!<br />
Brunnera macrophylla ‘Jack Frost’ PP13859<br />
Brunnera macrophylla ‘Sterling Silver’ PPAF<br />
Brunnera macrophylla ‘Variegata’<br />
Bergenia cordifolia ‘Winter Glow’<br />
BERWI30, BERWI72 (‘Winterglut’) (Heartleaf<br />
Bergenia, Pigsqueak) Shiny, evergreen, cabbagelike<br />
leaves with a unique leathery appearance.<br />
Turns reddish-bronze in fall and winter. Bright<br />
pinkish-red flowers in clusters on thick stems. A<br />
durable groundcover.<br />
12-15in/ESp-LSp/Z3-8/30 & 72ct S<br />
Bergenia ‘Sakura’<br />
BERSA20, BERSA72 (Heartleaf Bergenia,<br />
Pigsqueak) Flowers have a beautiful, bold color<br />
that is easily spotted from a distance. Flowers<br />
open light pink and mature to medium pink<br />
with dramatic dark pink veining. Flowers are<br />
nearly four times as big as B. purpurea. Ovalshaped,<br />
thick green leaves.<br />
16in/ESp-LSp/Z4-9/20 & 72ct T<br />
Brunnera macrophylla ‘Emerald Mist’ PP20460<br />
BRUEM20 (Heartleaf Brunnera) An improvement<br />
over ‘Langtrees’; heavier silver bars connect to<br />
form a silver collar around the perimeter of the<br />
leaf. Very light silver dusting over the entire leaf.<br />
Baby blue, forget-me-not type flowers.<br />
12-15in/MSp-LSp/Z3-8/20ct T<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Brunnera macrophylla ‘Jack Frost’ PP13859<br />
BRUJF20, BRUJF72 (Heartleaf Brunnera) ‘Jack Frost’<br />
is a name known worldwide and it continues to be<br />
a top seller for our customers. It forms a beautiful<br />
mound of heart-shaped, silver leaves with green<br />
veining. Airy sprays of baby blue, forget-me-not<br />
flowers appear in spring.<br />
12-15in/MSp-LSp/Z3-8/20 & 72ct T<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
NEW! Brunnera macrophylla ‘Sterling Silver’<br />
PPAF<br />
BRUSS20, BRUSS72 (Heartleaf Brunnera) An improvement<br />
on ‘Looking Glass’ with the same silver<br />
color and heart-shaped foliage, but with larger<br />
habit, leaves (7-8in wide), better leaf quality,<br />
and increased heat tolerance. Blue forget-me-not<br />
flowers in early spring.<br />
10-14in/ESp-MSp/Z3-8/20 & 72ct T<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Brunnera macrophylla ‘Variegata’<br />
BRUVA20 (Heartleaf Brunnera) Large, heart-shaped<br />
leaves with irregular, creamy white leaf margins<br />
are striking from a distance. Some leaves are<br />
almost entirely white. Baby blue, forget-me-not<br />
like flowers. Performs best in full shade.<br />
12-15in/MSp-LSp/Z3-8/20ct T<br />
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Seller<br />
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Buddleia<br />
When to<br />
Plant<br />
Northern Regions<br />
Plant 20s in ESp-LSp<br />
Plant 72s in LSu-EFa or LWi<br />
Southern Regions<br />
Plant 20s in MSp-ESu<br />
Plant 72s in LSu-EFa or LWI<br />
Buddleia Cascade Collection<br />
New!<br />
New!<br />
Buddleia ‘Grand Cascade’ PPAF<br />
Buddleia ‘Lavender Cascade’ PPAF<br />
New!<br />
NEW! Buddleia ‘Grand Cascade’ PPAF<br />
BUDGC20, BUDGC72 (Butterfly Bush) Cascading<br />
light lavender-purple flower panicles<br />
are enormous at 12-14in long and 4in<br />
thick. Compared to ‘Lavender Cascade’, this<br />
Buddleia is slightly bigger and the flower<br />
panicles are significantly wider.<br />
5½-6ft/EFa/Z5-10/20 & 72ct C<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
NEW! Buddleia ‘Lavender Cascade’ PPAF<br />
BUDLV20, BUDLV72 (Butterfly Bush) Similar<br />
look to ‘Wisteria Lane’, but with better<br />
defined flowers and more intense color. Cascading<br />
soft lavender-purple flower panicles<br />
are approximately 8-10in long and 3in wide.<br />
5½-6ft/EFa/Z5-10/20 & 72ct C<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
NEW! Buddleia ‘Pink Cascade’ PPAF<br />
BUDPI20, BUDPI72 (Butterfly Bush) Cascading<br />
light apple blossom pink flower<br />
panicles are 8-10in long. Minty green<br />
leaves, in combination with the flowers,<br />
give it overall cool tones. ‘Pink Cascade’ is<br />
a good match to ‘Lavender Cascade’ in size<br />
and shape.<br />
5-5½ft/EFa/Z5-10/20 & 72ct C<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Buddleia ‘Pink Cascade’ PPAF<br />
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Buddleia HUMDINGER ® Collection<br />
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Buddleia ‘Lavender Cupcake’ PP28221<br />
Buddleia ‘Little Angel’ PP28204<br />
Buddleia ‘Lavender Cupcake’ PP28221<br />
BUDLC20, BUDLC72 (Butterfly Bush) This sweet<br />
Buddleia will charm you with its extremely long,<br />
12in light lavender-purple flower panicles and a<br />
rounded, compact habit. Once in bloom, as early as<br />
midsummer, this shrub will bloom like crazy with<br />
good flower coverage.<br />
3½-4ft/MSu-EFa/Z5-10/20 & 72ct C<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Buddleia ‘Little Angel’ PP28204<br />
BUDLA20, BUDLA72 (Butterfly Bush) Very long 10-12in,<br />
pure white flower panicles appear above its perfectly<br />
mounded habit a few weeks earlier than you would<br />
expect for a Butterfly Bush. Although the best blooming<br />
power is in its initial bloom in mid to late summer,<br />
secondary blooms will extend the flowering season.<br />
3-3½ft/MSu-EFa/Z5-10/20 & 72ct C<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Buddleia ‘Little Nugget’ PP28152<br />
BUDLN20, BUDLN72 (Butterfly Bush) This garden<br />
treasure will impress you with its brilliant gold foliage<br />
and contrasting magenta-purple flowers. The 5-6in<br />
long flowers will deepen to blue-purple with age and<br />
appear earlier in the season than the typical Butterfly<br />
Bush.<br />
2½-3ft/MSu-EFa/Z5-10/20 & 72ct C<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Buddleia ‘Magenta Munchkin’ PP28177<br />
BUDMM20, BUDMM72 (Butterfly Bush) 7-8in fuchsiared<br />
flowers have lighter centers on each individual<br />
flower that look like eyes from afar. This floriferous<br />
variety will produce tons of flower panicles when in<br />
Buddleia ‘Little Nugget’ PP28152<br />
bloom. The low, rounded, ball-shaped habit has<br />
medium green foliage.<br />
2½-3ft/MSu-EFa/Z5-10/20 & 72ct C<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Buddleia ‘Orchid Annie’ PP28176<br />
BUDOA20, BUDOA72 (Butterfly Bush) Totally unlike<br />
the tall and leggy Buddleia of the past, ‘Orchid<br />
Annie’ maintains a compact, refined habit. 8in<br />
orchid-purple flower panicles appear above a<br />
perfectly rounded shrub a few weeks earlier<br />
than you would expect for a Butterfly Bush.<br />
2½-3ft/MSu-EFa/Z5-10/20 & 72ct C<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Buddleia ‘Magenta Munchkin’ PP28177<br />
Buddleia ‘Orchid Annie’ PP28176<br />
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Buddleia MONARCH ® Collection<br />
Buddleia ‘Blue Knight’ PP28178<br />
BUDBL20, BUDBL72 (Butterfly Bush) Forms a dense<br />
clump of minty green leaves. Incredibly long,<br />
10-12in, outward-facing flower panicles open light<br />
lavender-purple and deepen to blue-purple with<br />
age. Incredible flower coverage.<br />
3½-4ft/LSu-EFa/Z5-10/20 & 72ct C<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Buddleia ‘Dark Dynasty’ PP27834<br />
BUDDD20, BUDDD72 (Butterfly Bush) A great selection<br />
for urban gardens, this smaller, densely compact<br />
selection forms a neatly rounded clump of dark<br />
green foliage. Rich royal purple, fragrant flowers are<br />
borne on branched stems for many weeks.<br />
3ft/LSu-EFa/Z5-10/20 & 72ct C<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Buddleia ‘Prince Charming’ PP28903<br />
BUDPC20, BUDPC72 (Butterfly Bush) A color break<br />
for Buddleia! 10in long, bright cerise-pink flower<br />
spikes cover the upright, gumdrop-shaped habit.<br />
Compared to ‘Queen of Hearts’, ‘Prince Charming’ is<br />
closer to raspberry-pink than magenta-red.<br />
3½-4ft/LSu-EFa/Z5-10/20 & 72ct C<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Buddleia ‘Crown Jewels’ PP27878<br />
BUDCJ20, BUDCJ72 (Butterfly Bush) Grown for its<br />
beautiful gold foliage which shines brightly from<br />
spring through fall. Magenta-purple flowers sparkle<br />
like jewels against the bright foliage, pointing<br />
skyward on branched stems for many weeks.<br />
3½-4ft/LSu-EFa/Z5-10/20 & 72ct C<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Buddleia ‘Glass Slippers’ PP27832<br />
BUDGS20, BUDGS72 (Butterfly Bush) The silvery-green<br />
foliage and icy toned flowers of this new selection<br />
are like a cool drink of water on a hot summer day.<br />
Wide spreading, tightly knit, cushion-like habit<br />
topped with pale periwinkle-blue blossoms.<br />
3ft/LSu-EFa/Z5-10/20 & 72ct C<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Buddleia ‘Queen of Hearts’ PP27987<br />
BUDQH20, BUDQH72 (Butterfly Bush) This short,<br />
compact, highly floriferous selection is perfect<br />
for adding a hot splash of color to the landscape.<br />
Large 12-15in panicles of vibrant magenta-red,<br />
upward pointing flowers appear for many weeks.<br />
2½-3ft/LSu-EFa/Z5-10/20 & 72ct C<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Buddleia ‘Blue Knight’ PP28178<br />
Buddleia ‘Crown Jewels’ PP27878<br />
Buddleia ‘Dark Dynasty’ PP27834<br />
Buddleia ‘Glass Slippers’ PP27832<br />
Buddleia ‘Prince Charming’ PP28903<br />
Buddleia ‘Queen of Hearts’ PP27987<br />
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Teacup Collection<br />
New!<br />
New!<br />
C<br />
(Carpathian Bellflower) Bellflowers are popular for a<br />
reason–they nicely fill the front of the border without<br />
spreading, and their bold colors brighten up the garden<br />
when they are in bloom. Use in rock gardens, along pathways<br />
and patios, or in combination perennial containers.<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
NEW! Campanula carpatica ‘Delft Teacups’ PPAF<br />
CAMDT30, CAMDT72 Bicolor flowers of blue and white.<br />
1½in flowers are very large for the plant’s size.<br />
6-8in/LSp-LSu/Z3-8/30 & 72ct C<br />
NEW! Campanula carpatica ‘Violet Teacups’ PPAF<br />
CAMVT30, CAMVT72 Intense violet-purple flowers.<br />
10-12in/LSp-LSu/Z3-8/30 & 72ct C<br />
Campanula carpatica<br />
‘Delft Teacups’ PPAF<br />
Campanula carpatica<br />
‘Violet Teacups’ PPAF<br />
Campanula Rapido Series<br />
Campanula carpatica<br />
‘Rapido Blue’<br />
CAMRB30, CAMRB72 (Carpathian<br />
Bellflower) Earliest blooming C.<br />
carpatica type on the market with<br />
good vigor and uniformity. 1½-2in,<br />
cup-shaped, violet-blue flowers<br />
with lighter blue centers and dark<br />
green foliage.<br />
5-7in/MSp-LSu/Z3-8/30 & 72ct S<br />
Campanula carpatica<br />
‘Rapido White’<br />
CAMRW30, CAMRW72 (Carpathian<br />
Bellflower) Earliest blooming<br />
C. carpatica type on the market<br />
with good vigor and uniformity.<br />
1-1½in, cup-shaped, pure white<br />
flowers and dark green foliage.<br />
5-7in/MSp-LSu/Z3-8/30 & 72ct S<br />
Campanula carpatica ‘Rapido Blue’<br />
Campanula carpatica ‘Rapido White’<br />
New!<br />
Calamintha nepeta ‘Marvelette Blue’<br />
NEW! Calamintha nepeta ‘Marvelette Blue’<br />
CALMB30, CALMB72 (Calamint) An award-winning,<br />
first year flowering, compact herb. Early blooming,<br />
blue-purple flowers stand up well over time, which<br />
translates to a better shelf life at the garden center.<br />
Compact, uniform growth is an improvement over<br />
most other seed varieties. From Van Hemert Seed.<br />
10-12in/ESu-EFa/Z4-8/30 & 72ct S<br />
Campanula ‘Dickson’s Gold’<br />
Campanula ‘Dickson’s Gold’<br />
CAMDG30 (Bellflower) Bright gold foliage forms<br />
a low growing, dense, weed-suppressing<br />
clump. A profusion of lavender-blue, starshaped<br />
flowers provide striking contrast. If<br />
grown in part shade, the foliage is lime green.<br />
4-6in/LSp-MSu/Z3-8/30ct C<br />
Campanula glomerata Genti Blue<br />
‘Allgentibl’ PP24687<br />
Campanula glomerata Genti Blue ‘Allgentibl’ PP24687<br />
CAMGB30 (Clustered Bellflower) Boasts a compact habit<br />
and beautiful, violet-blue flowers. Clustered, bellshaped<br />
flowers bloom profusely atop the dark green<br />
foliage for a long period of time. From Rene van Gaalen.<br />
Perfect for containers or the front of the border.<br />
15-16in/LSp-MSu/Z5-8/30ct C<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
x/x/x/x/x = foliage height / scape height (where applicable) / bloom time / zone / size offered<br />
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Takion Series<br />
(Peach-leaved Bellflower) Members of this series are unique<br />
because they are about half the height of typical persicifolias<br />
and they have very large 2-2½in, upward and outward<br />
facing flowers. They are genetically compact without the<br />
use of PGRs. Floriferous plants form a basal mound of leathery,<br />
evergreen foliage.<br />
16-20in/ESu-LSu/Z3-8/30 & 72ct S<br />
Campanula persicifolia<br />
Takion Series –Blue<br />
Campanula persicifolia<br />
Takion Series–White<br />
Campanula persicifolia Takion Series –Blue<br />
CAMTB30, CAMTB72 Lavender-blue flowers.<br />
Campanula persicifolia Takion Series–White<br />
CAMTW30, CAMTW72 Pure white flowers.<br />
Cerastium tomentosum ‘Yo Yo’<br />
Cerastium tomentosum ‘Yo Yo’<br />
CERYY30 (Snow in Summer) Undemanding<br />
groundcover for full sun and poor soil. Small,<br />
woolly gray leaves form a low carpet. This variety<br />
has a more restrained, compact habit than the<br />
species. Luminous white flowers.<br />
4-6in/LSp-ESu/Z3-7/30ct S<br />
Ceratostigma plumbaginoides<br />
CERPL20 (Plumbago, Leadwort) An excellent<br />
groundcover with late summer and fall interest.<br />
Green foliage in summer, then beautiful bronzered<br />
in fall. Brilliant gentian blue flowers from late<br />
summer until the first hard frost.<br />
8-12in/LSu-MFa/Z5-9/20ct C<br />
Cimicifuga ramosa ‘Hillside Black Beauty’<br />
CIMHB20, CIMHB72 (Black Snakeroot) Striking dark<br />
purplish-black foliage; the darkest Cimicifuga to date.<br />
Fragrant, 1ft long, bottlebrush flowers open white<br />
with a pale blush pink tinge. A collector’s item.<br />
4-7ft/LSu-MFa/Z4-8/20 & 72ct T<br />
Convallaria majalis<br />
CONMAG2 (Lily of the Valley) Fragrant, white, bellshaped<br />
flowers followed by tiny, orange berries with<br />
tulip-like leaves. Excellent groundcover for shade. (We<br />
suggest planting 4 pips to a 4in pot.)<br />
6-8in/MSp-LSp/Z2-7/G2 Planting Pips D<br />
Canadian restrictions apply.<br />
STELLAR<br />
Seller<br />
Fall Color<br />
Ceratostigma<br />
plumbaginoides<br />
Cimicifuga ‘Chocoholic’ PP24821<br />
CIMCH20, CIMCH72 (Black Snakeroot) Deep<br />
bronze-purple, dissected leaves form a dense,<br />
upright clump. Greener in full shade. Fragrant,<br />
bottlebrush flowers open mauve-pink, then lighten<br />
to white. Distinctive specimen for partial shade.<br />
4-5ft/LSu-MFa/Z4-8/20 & 72ct T<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Convallaria majalis ‘Bordeaux’<br />
CONBOG1, CONBOG2 (Lily of the Valley) Blooms more<br />
prolifically and larger than the species. Taller flower<br />
stalks appear more above the leaves. (We suggest<br />
planting 4 pips to a 4in pot.)<br />
6-8in/MSp-LSp/Z2-7/G1 Flowering Pips & G2 Planting Pips D<br />
Canadian restrictions apply.<br />
Cimicifuga ‘Chocoholic’<br />
Cimicifuga ramosa<br />
PP24821 Convallaria majalis Convallaria majalis ‘Bordeaux’<br />
‘Hillside Black Beauty’<br />
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When to<br />
Plant<br />
Clematis<br />
Northern Regions<br />
Plant 15s in EWi-MWi<br />
Southern Regions<br />
Plant 15s in EWi-MWi<br />
Zones 4-8<br />
New Vining Clematis Size<br />
<strong>Walters</strong> <strong>Gardens</strong> will no longer be offering Vining Clematis as a bare root product, but rather<br />
growing them in a deep cell 15ct tray. These large plug sizes are perfect for an early season<br />
planting to produce a well-rooted, premium product for spring sales.<br />
Bush Clematis will continue to be offered as bare root only.<br />
Because of our new production model for Clematis, we are no longer restricted for sales in<br />
Canada.<br />
Approximate Plug Measurements: 4¼in deep x 4in wide<br />
Clematis ‘Andromeda’<br />
CLEAN15 This feminine beauty bears large,<br />
semi-double white flowers with rose-pink bars early<br />
in the growing season, followed by single flowers<br />
in late summer. Showy seed heads in fall. Relatively<br />
fast growing.<br />
Semi-double & single/5-7in/May-June & Aug-Sept/8-<br />
10ft/Grp2/15ct C<br />
See our website for details about<br />
recommended pruning groups<br />
Clematis ‘Blue Explosion’<br />
CLEBE15 Incredible bloom power. First round of<br />
flowers are semi-double, second round of flowers<br />
are single. Large, blue flowers with a hint of pink at<br />
the tips.<br />
Semi-double & single/5in/May-June & July-Sept/7.5-9ft/<br />
Grp2/15ct C<br />
Clematis ‘Blue Explosion’<br />
NEW! Clematis BLUSHING BRIDESMAID (‘Kaiser’)<br />
CLEBD15 Award winning Japanese cultivar with<br />
double, rich pink flowers. Stamens begin green but<br />
mature to pink and match the petals and sepals. Flowers<br />
cover the vine from nearly the bottom to the top.<br />
Double & semi-double/4-5½in/May -June/3-5ft/<br />
Grp2/15ct C<br />
Clematis ‘Andromeda’<br />
New!<br />
Clematis ‘Copernicus’<br />
CLECO15 Medium sized blue flowers, usually<br />
semi-double. A light-colored bar extends down the<br />
center of each petal. Flowers appear from the base<br />
of the plant to the top nearly all summer long.<br />
Semi-double/4-4½in/June, Aug/6-7ft/Grp2/15ct C<br />
Clematis ‘Fireworks’<br />
CLEFI15 Striking large-flowered, bicolor variety.<br />
Bright to light purple flowers with a wide, vivid<br />
reddish-pink central bar (color varies slightly with<br />
exposure). Great for covering large trellises.<br />
Single/6-8in/May-June & Aug-Sept/8-10ft/Grp2/15ct C<br />
Clematis BLUSHING BRIDESMAID (‘Kaiser’)<br />
Clematis ‘Copernicus’<br />
Clematis ‘Fireworks’<br />
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Clematis ‘Henryi’<br />
Clematis ‘Innocent Glance’<br />
Clematis ‘Isago’<br />
New!<br />
Clematis ‘Jackmanii’<br />
Clematis ‘Monte Cassino’<br />
Clematis ‘My Darling’<br />
Clematis ‘Nelly Moser’<br />
Clematis ‘Henryi’<br />
CLEHE15 Lovely, perfectly formed, pure white flowers<br />
with purple-violet anthers. Foliage is bronze<br />
when young. Suitable for containers.<br />
Single/6-8in/May-June & July-Sept/8-10ft/Grp2/15ct C<br />
Clematis ‘Innocent Glance’<br />
CLEIG15 Fully double, 5-6in pale pink flowers are<br />
edged with a darker pink margin. A second round<br />
follows with single flowers.<br />
Double & single/5-6in/May-July/6-7ft/Grp2/15ct C<br />
Clematis ‘Isago’<br />
CLEIS15 Elegant reblooming selection. First round<br />
of fluffy white flowers are large doubles measuring<br />
4-5in across. Second round are semi-double to<br />
single. Japanese selection hybridized by Susumu<br />
Arafune.<br />
Double & semi-double to single/4-5in/May-June & Aug-<br />
Sept/7-10ft/Grp2/15ct C<br />
Clematis ‘Omoshiro’<br />
Clematis ‘Jackmanii’<br />
CLEJA15 Solid deep purple flowers with prominent,<br />
creamy-yellow stamens. A long-time favorite due to<br />
its vigorous growth habit and consistent flowering<br />
ability. Beautiful when grown through ivy up a wall<br />
or fence.<br />
Single/5-6in/June-Oct/8-12ft/Grp3/15ct C<br />
Clematis ‘Monte Cassino’<br />
CLEMN15 A large flowering Clematis that’s perfect<br />
for a dramatic punch of dark color along trellises<br />
or fences. Single, velvet crimson flowers have<br />
contrasting cream stamens.<br />
Single/4-5in/June-Aug/7-10ft/Grp2/15ct C<br />
NEW! Clematis ‘My Darling’<br />
CLEMD15 Large, double flowers are magenta-red<br />
with a pink bar and white accents. When it repeat<br />
blooms, the flowers are semi-double.<br />
Double & semi-double/7-9in/June-July, September/5-6½ft/Grp2/Z4-8/15ct<br />
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Clematis ‘Piilu’<br />
Clematis ‘Nelly Moser’<br />
CLENM15 Eye-catching striped flowers are pale<br />
mauve with a deep purplish-pink central bar and<br />
very dark reddish-purple stamens. Attractive<br />
persistent seed heads. Very showy.<br />
Single/7-9in/May-June & Sept/6-10ft/Grp2/15ct C<br />
Clematis ‘Omoshiro’<br />
CLEOM15 This elegant Japanese hybrid produces<br />
exquisite, large, white blossoms which are flushed<br />
with magenta-pink at the margins and on the<br />
reverse, accented by purple anthers.<br />
Single/5-7in/May-June & Sept/6-8ft/Grp2/Z4-8/15ct C<br />
Clematis ‘Piilu’<br />
CLEPL15 Often touted as the most heavily blooming<br />
Clematis. Light pink flowers with a dark purple-red<br />
bar. First blossoms are double, second round of<br />
blossoms are single.<br />
Double & single/3-4in/May-July & Aug-Sept/4-6ft/<br />
Grp2/15ct C<br />
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Clematis ‘Red Cardinal’<br />
Clematis ‘Rosamunde’<br />
Clematis ‘Skyfall’<br />
Clematis VOLCANO<br />
(‘Mazowsze’)<br />
Clematis ‘Sweet Summer Love’ PP24044<br />
Clematis ‘Wildfire’<br />
Clematis ‘Red Cardinal’<br />
CLERC15 Glowing crimson-red flowers with blunt<br />
tipped, recurving sepals and contrasting cream<br />
anthers. Combine with purples and yellows for<br />
outstanding color.<br />
Single/4-6in/July-Oct/6-10ft/Grp3/15ct C<br />
Clematis ‘Rosamunde’<br />
CLERM15 The two tone color of this flowering vine will<br />
capture your attention when it blooms in summer!<br />
Single, salmon-pink flowers have a deep pink bar<br />
that extends through the center of the petal (sepal).<br />
Single/3-5in/June-Aug/5-6ft/Grp2/15ct C<br />
Clematis ‘Skyfall’<br />
CLESK15 Unique looking flower, with light blue<br />
blossoms sprinkled with light violet splashes. A light,<br />
almost white bar appears at the center of the sepals.<br />
This variety blooms heaviest in June and July, then<br />
moderately through the end of August.<br />
Single/3-5in/June-Aug/5-6ft/Grp3/15ct C<br />
Photo courtesy of Proven Winners®<br />
Clematis VOLCANO (‘Mazowsze’)<br />
CLEVO15 This impressive Clematis erupts with a<br />
stream of large, deep velvety red blossoms with pale<br />
yellow anthers for several months. Vigorous grower;<br />
tolerates light shade.<br />
Single/6-8in/June-Sept/6½-11ft/Grp3/Z4-8/15ct C<br />
Clematis ‘Wildfire’<br />
CLEWI15 Huge 6-8in, saturated magenta to violetpurple<br />
flowers with a reddish-purple bar glow in the<br />
sun. Very long blooming selection. Simply stunning!<br />
Single/6-8in/June-Sept/8-10ft/Grp2/15ct C<br />
Clematis ‘Sweet Summer Love’ PP24044<br />
Clematis ‘Sweet Summer Love’ PP24044<br />
CLESS15 A Sweet Autumn Clematis type that blooms a lovely cranberry-violet color instead of<br />
the typical white. Incredibly fragrant and very easy to grow. A Proven Winners® ColorChoice®<br />
Flowering Shrub.<br />
Single/2-3in/July-Sept/10 -15ft/Grp3/Z4-9/15ct C<br />
All propagation prohibited.<br />
Proven Winners® label and container required. Recommended Finish Size: Premium 1-Gal<br />
x/x/x/x/x/x = flower foliage form height / flower / scape size height / bloom (where time applicable) / height / bloom / pruning time / group zone // size size offered offered<br />
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Bush Clematis<br />
Clematis ‘Stand By Me’ PPAF<br />
Clematis ‘Stand By Me’ PPAF<br />
CLESMG1 Blue bell-shaped flowers appear<br />
late May to June, with some rebloom in later<br />
summer months. Attractive cream threadlike<br />
seed heads. Broad, green foliage; new<br />
leaves have a bronze cast to the undersides.<br />
This plant benefits from staking, cages, or<br />
neighboring plants for support. Excellent<br />
perennial for attracting pollinators.<br />
Single/2in/May-June & Aug/34-38in/Grp3/<br />
Z3-7/G1 C<br />
All propagation prohibited.<br />
Proven Winners® label and container required.<br />
Recommended Finish Size: Trade 1-Gal<br />
Clematis ‘Stand By Me’ PPAF<br />
Clematis integrifolia ‘Blue Ribbons’<br />
Clematis integrifolia ‘Blue Ribbons’<br />
CLERIG1 (Bush Clematis) A bush-type clematis<br />
from Jelitto Seeds that produces very large,<br />
1¾in indigo blue flowers, up to three times<br />
larger than typical! This is a low growing,<br />
non-vining variety, and it may benefit from<br />
light staking or support from nearby plants.<br />
Single/1¾in/May-Aug/16-<strong>18</strong>in/Grp3/Z4-9/G1 S<br />
Clematis recta SERIOUS BLACK<br />
Clematis recta SERIOUS BLACK<br />
CLESBG1 (Bush Clematis) AKA Clematis recta<br />
‘Lime Close’. Extraordinarily dark purple new<br />
foliage forms an upright, self-supporting<br />
clump of intertwining stems. Benefits from the<br />
support of other perennials. Foliage matures to<br />
olive-green and is topped with a profusion of<br />
antique ivory blossoms. Rare selection.<br />
Single/1in/May-June & July/4-6ft/Grp3/Z3-9/G1 C<br />
Clematis ‘Violet Stardust’ PPAF<br />
Clematis ‘Violet Stardust’ PPAF<br />
CLEVSG1 (Bush Clematis) This hybrid Clematis is a cross between<br />
two species, giving it a unique look and performance in the<br />
garden. Its broad leaves are covered with very small, violetblue,<br />
four to five petaled, star-shaped flowers. Although this is<br />
a non-vining Clematis, the plant will still benefit from support,<br />
either from staking or from neighboring plants.<br />
Single/1½in/June, Aug/24-26in/Grp3/Z3-7/G1 C<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
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Coreopsis<br />
When to<br />
Plant<br />
Northern Regions<br />
Plant 72s, 30s, and G1s in<br />
LWi-LSp<br />
Southern Regions<br />
Plant 72s, 30s, and G1s in<br />
LWi-MSp<br />
Coreopsis UPTICK Series<br />
Photo courtesy of Ball Horticultural Company Photo courtesy of Ball Horticultural Company Photo courtesy of Ball Horticultural Company<br />
Coreopsis UPTICK Cream & Red<br />
(‘Balupteamed’ PP28866)<br />
Coreopsis UPTICK Gold & Bronze<br />
(‘Baluptgonz’ PP28882)<br />
Coreopsis UPTICK Yellow & Red<br />
(‘Baluptowed’ PP28865)<br />
(Tickseed) A new series from Darwin Perennials that boasts larger flowers and<br />
a longer blooming performance that will impress in garden centers and landscapes<br />
alike. Members of the series look great in the garden all summer long<br />
thanks to their tidy, mounded habits. Gardeners will enjoy their low-maintenance<br />
requirements and disease resistance.<br />
12-14in/ESu-LSu/Z5-9/30 & 72ct C<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
UPTICK Cream & Red (‘Balupteamed’ PP28866)<br />
CORUC30, CORUC72 Cream flowers with dark red centers.<br />
UPTICK Gold & Bronze (‘Baluptgonz’ PP28882)<br />
CORUG30, CORUG72 Golden yellow flowers with bronze-red centers; a massive<br />
3in across!<br />
UPTICK Yellow & Red (‘Baluptowed’ PP28865)<br />
CORUY30, CORUY72 Sunny yellow flowers with dark red centers.<br />
Coreopsis SATIN & LACE Series<br />
Coreopsis ‘Berry Chiffon’ PP27414<br />
CORBC30, CORBC72 (Tickseed) Sterile, white flowers with<br />
a vibrant raspberry-red eye bloom for months; eye<br />
expands in cool temps. Dark green, threadleaf foliage<br />
forms a sturdy, upright clump. Highly disease resistant;<br />
more heat and cold tolerant than other threadleafs.<br />
15-<strong>18</strong>in/MSu-EFa/Z4-9/30 &72ct C<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Coreopsis ‘Red Chiffon’ PP27528<br />
CORRC30, CORRC72 (Tickseed) A flurry of sterile, yellow<br />
flowers with a scarlet-red eye bloom for months; eye<br />
expands in cool temps. Dark green, threadleaf foliage<br />
forms a sturdy, upright clump. More disease resistant,<br />
compact, and heat and cold tolerant than ‘Route 66’.<br />
15-<strong>18</strong>in/MSu-EFa/Z4-9/30 & 72ct C<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Coreopsis ‘Berry Chiffon’ PP27414<br />
Coreopsis ‘Red Chiffon’ PP27528<br />
x/x/x/x/x = foliage height / scape height (where applicable) / bloom time / zone / size offered<br />
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Coreopsis SIZZLE & SPICE ® Series<br />
Coreopsis verticillata ‘Crazy Cayenne’ PPAF<br />
(Threadleaf Coreopsis) Heat up your summer<br />
garden with SIZZLE & SPICE® Coreopsis, a new line<br />
of Threadleaf Coreopsis. Members of this collection<br />
have compact, rounded habits that are covered with<br />
flowers from early to late summer.<br />
15-<strong>18</strong>in/ESu-LSu/Z5-9/G1, 72ct C<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Coreopsis verticillata ‘Crazy Cayenne’ PPAF<br />
CORCZG1, CORCZ72 1¾in wide fiery sunset orange<br />
flowers have intense red-orange color concentrated<br />
at the centers of the petals. Grey-green foliage.<br />
Coreopsis verticillata ‘Curry Up’ PP28521<br />
CORCYG1, CORCY72 1½in wide, golden yellow<br />
flowers with clear, dark red eyes and wide petals.<br />
Bright green foliage.<br />
Coreopsis verticillata ‘Hot Paprika’ PP28522<br />
CORHPG1, CORHP72 Beautiful 1½in rich deep red<br />
flowers. Bright green foliage.<br />
NEW! Coreopsis verticillata ‘Red Hot Vanilla’<br />
PPAF<br />
CORRHG1, CORRH72 1-1½in wide, cream flowers<br />
have a dark red central eye. As the flower ages, the<br />
eye gets bigger until it covers most of the flower.<br />
NEW! Coreopsis verticillata ‘Sassy Saffron’<br />
PPAF<br />
CORSYG1, CORSY72 1-1½in wide, lemon-yellow<br />
flowers have deep maroon, nearly black centers.<br />
Coreopsis verticillata ‘Zesty Zinger’ PPAF<br />
CORZZG1, CORZZ72 1½in light ivory flowers have<br />
dark magenta centers which spread toward the<br />
edge of the petals. Bright green foliage.<br />
Coreopsis verticillata ‘Curry Up’ PP28521<br />
Coreopsis verticillata ‘Hot Paprika’ PP28522<br />
Coreopsis verticillata ‘Zesty Zinger’ PPAF<br />
New!<br />
New!<br />
Coreopsis verticillata ‘Red Hot Vanilla’ PPAF<br />
Coreopsis verticillata ‘Sassy Saffron’ PPAF<br />
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Coreopsis L’IL BANG Series<br />
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Coreopsis ‘Daybreak’ PP27138<br />
CORDA30, CORDA72 (Tickseed) Sterile, bicolor<br />
flowers with a prominent orange-red center<br />
and fringed, gold tips bloom all season long.<br />
Forms a short, basal mound of highly disease<br />
resistant foliage. Naturally compact; shorter<br />
than BIG BANG varieties. Great in containers.<br />
8-12in/ESu-EFa/Z5-9/30 & 72ct C<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Coreopsis ‘Starlight’ PP28005<br />
CORSL30, CORSL72 (Tickseed) Large, sterile, white<br />
flowers with a burgundy eye are produced all<br />
season; eye expands in cooler temps. Forms a<br />
low mound of highly disease-resistant foliage.<br />
Naturally compact; shorter than BIG BANG<br />
varieties. Great in containers.<br />
8-12in/ESu-EFa/Z5-9/30 & 72ct C<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Coreopsis ‘Enchanted Eve’ PP27857<br />
COREE30, COREE72 (Tickseed) Fills out a pot<br />
quickly with a broad yet compact mound of<br />
disease-free, green foliage that stays nice all<br />
season. Sterile, butter yellow blossoms with a<br />
soft red eye are incredibly long blooming. Red<br />
eye expands as temperatures cool.<br />
8-12in/ESu-EFa/Z5-9/30 & 72ct C<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Coreopsis ‘Daybreak’ PP27138<br />
Coreopsis ‘Red Elf’ PP279<strong>18</strong><br />
CORRL30, CORRL72 (Tickseed) Love ‘Mercury Rising’<br />
but need something smaller? Deep burgundyred,<br />
sterile blossoms are produced atop a more<br />
compact clump of disease-resistant, medium<br />
green foliage all season. Blossoms have lightly<br />
frosted white tips in high summer.<br />
8-12in/ESu-EFa/Z5-9/30 & 72ct C<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Coreopsis ‘Enchanted Eve’<br />
PP27857<br />
Coreopsis ‘Red Elf’ PP279<strong>18</strong><br />
Coreopsis ‘Starlight’ PP28005<br />
BREEDER PROFILE<br />
Darrell Probst<br />
The genus Coreopsis has come a<br />
long way over the years thanks<br />
in large part to the extensive<br />
hybridizing efforts of Darrell<br />
Probst. His revolutionary cultivars<br />
bloom longer, are highly diseaseresistant,<br />
and more durable in the<br />
landscape. Try all three of Darrell’s<br />
series, SATIN & LACE, L’IL BANG,<br />
and PERMATHREAD.<br />
Coreopsis<br />
PERMATHREAD Series<br />
Coreopsis ‘Red Satin’ PP25736<br />
Coreopsis ‘Red Satin’ PP25736<br />
CORRD30, CORRD72 (Tickseed) The first member of this series of<br />
threadleaf Coreopsis from master hybridizer Darrell Probst. Solid<br />
deep wine-red to ruby-red flowers cover the deep green, threadleaf,<br />
tightly mounding foliage all summer. Proven hardy to zone 5.<br />
15-<strong>18</strong>in/ESu-LSu/Z5-9/30 & 72ct C<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
x/x/x/x/x = foliage height / scape height (where applicable) / bloom time / zone / size offered<br />
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Coreopsis grandiflora ‘Early Sunrise’<br />
CORES30 (Tickseed) A profusion of brilliant goldenyellow,<br />
semi-double flowers, each flushed orangeyellow<br />
in the center, bring unbeatable color to the<br />
garden. One of the earliest Coreopsis to bloom.<br />
<strong>18</strong>in/LSp-LSu/Z4-9/30ct S<br />
Coreopsis grandiflora ‘SunKiss’<br />
CORKI30, CORKI72 (Tickseed) Huge, nearly 3in wide,<br />
golden yellow flowers with burgundy red centers.<br />
Potentially the brightest yellow flower with a large<br />
blotch available as a seed strain. This heat-tolerant<br />
plant finishes quickly to form a well-branched and<br />
floriferous habit.<br />
12-24in/LSp-LSu/Z4-9/30 & 72ct S<br />
Coreopsis ‘Jethro Tull’ PP<strong>18</strong>789<br />
CORJT30, CORJT72 (Tickseed) A natural bispecific<br />
cross between ‘Early Sunrise’ and ‘Zamfir’. Goldenyellow<br />
flowers with more consistently fluted petals<br />
are produced atop a compact mound of foliage.<br />
Very floriferous.<br />
<strong>18</strong>in/ESu-MSu/Z4-9/30 & 72ct C<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Coreopsis verticillata ‘Moonbeam’<br />
CORMOG1, CORMOG2, CORMO30, CORMO72 (Threadleaf<br />
Coreopsis) A top seller. Bright lemon-yellow<br />
flowers are produced proflically. Forms an airy<br />
clump of fine, needle-like foliage on upright stems.<br />
<strong>18</strong>-24in/ESu-LSu/Z4-9/G1 & G2, 30 & 72ct C<br />
Coreopsis grandiflora ‘Early Sunrise’<br />
Coreopsis verticillata ‘Zagreb’<br />
CORZAG1, CORZAG2, CORZA72 (Threadleaf Coreopsis)<br />
An excellent performer with bright golden-yellow<br />
flowers (deeper yellow than ‘Moonbeam’). This variety<br />
forms an exceptionally bushy yet airy clump<br />
of fine, needle-like foliage on upright stems.<br />
15in/ESu-LSu/Z4-9/G1 & G2, 72ct C<br />
STELLAR<br />
Seller<br />
Corydalis lutea<br />
CORLU30, CORLU72 (Yellow Corydalis) Fresh green,<br />
fern-like leaves are held in softly falling tiers.<br />
Golden-yellow flowers are produced heavily in late<br />
spring followed by sporadic rebloom through midfall<br />
if plants are kept moist in the garden. Reseeds<br />
prolifically. In container culture, water plants<br />
sparingly for best success.<br />
9-15in/LSp-MFa/Z5-7/30 & 72ct S<br />
Coreopsis grandiflora ‘SunKiss’<br />
Coreopsis verticillata ‘Moonbeam’<br />
Coreopsis ‘Jethro Tull’ PP<strong>18</strong>789 Coreopsis verticillata ‘Zagreb’ Corydalis lutea<br />
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Crocosmia ‘Lucifer’<br />
CROLUG1 (Montbretia) Brilliant flame red flowers<br />
stand in rows on wiry, arched stems that are perfect<br />
for cutting. The broad, sword-like foliage adds<br />
a spiky element to the landscape. The hardiest<br />
member of the genus that we offer.<br />
36-42in/MSu-LSu/Z5-9/G1 D<br />
Canadian restrictions apply.<br />
STELLAR<br />
Seller<br />
Delosperma LAVENDER ICE (‘Psfave’)<br />
DELLC30 (Hardy Ice Plant) Hardy selection with cool<br />
lavender, pink-eyed flowers that have a glimmering<br />
metallic shimmer. Large 2in blossoms blanket<br />
the green, succulent, evergreen foliage all summer<br />
and into fall. Great for waterwise landscapes.<br />
From Plant Select®.<br />
2-4in/LSp-EFa/Z4-9/30ct C<br />
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Crocosmia ‘Prince of Orange’<br />
CROPOG1 (Montbretia) Arching stems of 20+, vivid<br />
red-orange blossoms with a burgundy speckled,<br />
gold eye appear atop the upright clump of dark<br />
green, sword-like foliage. Creates a blast of color<br />
in summer followed by highly decorative seed<br />
pods in fall.<br />
30-36in/MSu-LSu/Z5-9/G1 D<br />
Crocosmia ‘Walberton Yellow’<br />
CROWYG1 (Montbretia) Exhibits traits that often<br />
elude Crocosmia: good vigor, long flowering time,<br />
and reliable cold hardiness. Large, golden-yellow<br />
blossoms stand upright and open-faced on arching<br />
stems. Sword-like foliage. From David Tristam.<br />
<strong>18</strong>-24in/MSu-LSu/Z6-9/G1 D<br />
Delosperma TABLE MOUNTAIN® (‘John Proffitt’)<br />
DELTM30 (Hardy Ice Plant) Similar look as D.<br />
cooperi but bred to be hardier. Forms a brilliant<br />
blanket of large 1½-2in, magenta to fuchsia-pink<br />
flowers all summer and into fall. Green, succulent,<br />
evergreen foliage takes on purple tones in winter.<br />
From Plant Select®.<br />
2-4in/LSp-EFa/Z4-9/30ct C<br />
Crocosmia ‘Lucifer’<br />
Delosperma FIRE SPINNER® (‘P001S’)<br />
DELFS30, DELFS72 (Hardy Ice Plant) Incredible<br />
tricolor, nickel-sized flowers are orange with a hot<br />
pink ring around the white eye. Requires vernalization<br />
to bloom. Blooms prolifically atop a weed<br />
suppressing mat of succulent, apple green foliage.<br />
From Plant Select®.<br />
1-3in/LSp-ESu/Z5-9/30 & 72ct C<br />
Crocosmia ‘Prince of Orange’<br />
Crocosmia ‘Walberton Yellow’<br />
Delosperma FIRE SPINNER® (‘P001S’) Delosperma LAVENDER ICE (‘Psfave’) Delosperma TABLE MOUNTAIN® (‘John Proffitt’)<br />
x/x/x/x/x = foliage height / scape height (where applicable) / bloom time / zone / size offered<br />
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Delphinium<br />
When to<br />
Plant<br />
Northern Regions<br />
Plant 30s and 72s in ESp<br />
Southern Regions<br />
Plant 30s and 72s in ESp<br />
Million Dollar Delphiniums<br />
Delphinium elatum ‘Million Dollar Blue’<br />
DELMN30, DELMN72 (Hybrid Bee Delphinium)<br />
Large spikes of semi-double to double true<br />
blue flowers. Strong, erect stems carry the<br />
prominent blossoms above the dark green,<br />
deeply dissected foliage. Very heat tolerant.<br />
2½-3ft/ESu, LSu-EFa/Z3-7/30 & 72ct S<br />
STELLAR<br />
Seller<br />
Delphinium elatum ‘Million Dollar Blush’<br />
DELMD30, DELMD72 (Hybrid Bee Delphinium) Large,<br />
sturdy spikes of semi-double to double light rose<br />
flowers with white central bees. Strong stems<br />
carry the prominent blossoms above the dark<br />
green, deeply dissected foliage. Very heat tolerant.<br />
2½-3ft/ESu, LSu-EFa/Z3-7/30 & 72ct S<br />
Delphinium elatum<br />
‘Million Dollar Blue’<br />
Photo courtesy of Ivy Garth<br />
Delphinium elatum<br />
‘Million Dollar Blush’<br />
Delphinium elatum<br />
‘Million Dollar Sky’<br />
Delphinium elatum ‘Million Dollar Sky’<br />
DELMS30, DELMS72 (Hybrid Bee Delphinium) Large<br />
spikes of semi-double to double light blue flowers<br />
with a white bee. Strong, erect stems carry the<br />
prominent blossoms above the dark green,<br />
deeply dissected foliage. Very heat tolerant.<br />
2½-3ft/ESu, LSu-EFa/Z3-7/30 & 72ct S<br />
Photo courtesy of Dowdeswell’s Delphiniums<br />
Delphinium grandiflorum<br />
‘Summer Cloud’<br />
Delphinium grandiflorum ‘Summer Cloud’<br />
DELSC72 (Dwarf Delphinium) Unlike the tall,<br />
spiky cultivars, this little beauty forms compact<br />
mounds of well-branched foliage. Bicolor deep<br />
blue flowers with a white center cover the lacy<br />
foliage all summer. Heat tolerant; early bloomer.<br />
10-12in/ESu-LSu/Z3-7/72ct S<br />
Delphinium grandiflorum<br />
‘Summer Nights’<br />
Delphinium grandiflorum ‘Summer Nights’<br />
DELSN72 (Dwarf Delphinium) This plant forms<br />
compact mounds of well-branched foliage.<br />
Satiny midnight blue, 1½ in flowers cover the<br />
lacy foliage. More heat tolerant and earlier<br />
blooming than other delphiniums.<br />
10-12in/ESu-LSu/Z3-7/72ct S<br />
Delphinium NEW MILLENNIUM ‘Mini Stars’<br />
Delphinium NEW MILLENNIUM ‘Mini Stars’<br />
DELDW30, DELDW72 (Dwarf Hybrid Bee Delphinium)<br />
Formerly ‘Dwarf Stars’. New series retains the look of<br />
high quality tall Delphiniums but in a much shorter<br />
package. Sizable spires of purple, blue, mauve,<br />
pink, lilac, or cream colored flowers are borne on<br />
short, strong stems atop bushy foliage.<br />
1½ - 2½ft/ESu, LSu-EFa/Z3-7/30 & 72ct S<br />
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NEW MILLENNIUM Delphiniums<br />
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Bred by Dowdeswell’s Delphiniums in New Zealand, these hybrids primarily exhibit the traits of D. elatum. They are all hand-crossed to produce the highest<br />
quality cultivars. As a result, these Delphiniums have excellent habits, very strong stems, and magnificent flowers. They are selected by the breeder for their<br />
improved heat and humidity tolerance but are also very cold hardy.<br />
Delphinium ‘Black Eyed Angels’<br />
DELBA30 (Hybrid Bee Delphinium) Aptly named, this variety produces tall<br />
spires of frilly white flowers with black bees. The stems are very strong,<br />
holding up well in the landscape. Beautiful even when not in bloom.<br />
3-5ft/ESu, LSu-EFa/Z3-7/30ct S<br />
Delphinium ‘Blue Lace’<br />
DELLA30 (Hybrid Bee Delphinium) True sky blue flowers with lavender-pink<br />
accents are presented on tall, sturdy stems that may not require staking.<br />
Large, deeply divided leaves.<br />
5-6ft/ESu, LSu-EFa/Z3-7/30ct S<br />
Delphinium ‘Cobalt Dreams’<br />
DELCD30 (Hybrid Bee Delphinium) Improved ‘Royal Aspirations’ with consistently<br />
deep, true cobalt blue flowers with a white bee produced on strong,<br />
tall spires. Uniform color and form ensures a stunning architectural display.<br />
4-6ft/ESu, LSu-EFa/Z3-7/30ct S<br />
Delphinium ‘Pagan Purples’<br />
DELPP30 (Hybrid Bee Delphinium) Dramatic spires of very dark bluishpurple<br />
flowers with a white or brown bee. Often double flowered. Large,<br />
deeply divided leaves.<br />
4-6ft/ESu, LSu-EFa/Z3-7/30ct S<br />
Delphinium ‘Pink Punch’<br />
DELPI30 (Hybrid Bee Delphinium) Likely the deepest pink hardy Delphinium<br />
on the market today. Produces strong, broad spikes of rich mulberry pink,<br />
often frilled flowers with a white, brown, or pink striped bee. Outstanding!<br />
3-5ft/ESu, LSu-EFa/Z3-7/30ct S<br />
Delphinium ‘Purple Passion’<br />
DELPU30 (Hybrid Bee Delphinium) Intense purple flowers with a purple<br />
and white striped bee are produced on dense spikes that may not require<br />
staking. Large, deeply incised leaves.<br />
4-5ft/ESu, LSu-EFa/Z3-7/30ct S<br />
Delphinium NEW MILLENNIUM ‘Stars’<br />
DELNS30 (Hybrid Bee Delphinium) An improvement over ‘New Millennium<br />
Mixed’. Includes a combination of the best New Millennium Hybrids offered<br />
in our catalog: pink, blue, purple, and white.<br />
3-6ft/ESu, LSu-EFa/Z3-7/30ct S<br />
Photo courtesy of Dowdeswell’s Delphiniums<br />
Delphinium ‘Black Eyed Angels’<br />
Photo courtesy of Dowdeswell’s Delphiniums<br />
Delphinium ‘Cobalt Dreams’<br />
Photo courtesy of Dowdeswell’s Delphiniums<br />
Delphinium ‘Blue Lace’<br />
Photo courtesy of Dowdeswell’s Delphiniums<br />
Delphinium ‘Pagan Purples’<br />
Photo courtesy of Dowdeswell’s Delphiniums<br />
Delphinium ‘Pink Punch’<br />
Photo courtesy of Dowdeswell’s Delphiniums<br />
Delphinium ‘Purple Passion’<br />
Photo courtesy of Dowdeswell’s Delphiniums<br />
Delphinium NEW MILLENNIUM ‘Stars’<br />
x/x/x/x/x = foliage height / scape height (where applicable) / bloom time / zone / size offered<br />
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Dianthus<br />
When to<br />
Plant<br />
Northern Regions<br />
Plant 30s in LWi-MSp<br />
Plant 72s in MSu-LSu<br />
Southern Regions<br />
Plant 30s in MWi-ESp<br />
Plant 72s in LSu<br />
Dianthus FRUIT PUNCH ® Series<br />
Dianthus FRUIT PUNCH® ‘Black Cherry<br />
Frost’ PP28605<br />
DIABF30, DIABF72 (Pinks) Improvement over<br />
‘Black Cherry Wild’: more consistent, formal<br />
flowers than its predecessor. 1¼in, rich,<br />
semi-double velvety red flowers have a fine,<br />
serrated, near white edge. Flower stems<br />
are strong, and are produced above the<br />
silver-blue foliage.<br />
8-10in/ESu, EFa/Z4-9/30 & 72ct C<br />
All propagation prohibited.<br />
Dianthus FRUIT PUNCH® ‘Classic Coral’<br />
PPAF<br />
DIACL30, DIACL72 (Pinks) Double, striking<br />
coral-pink flowers are produced over a tight,<br />
compact mound of blue-green foliage. A<br />
quick shearing after flowering will encourage<br />
rebloom in early fall.<br />
8-10in/ESu, EFa/Z4-9/30 & 72ct C<br />
All propagation prohibited.<br />
Photo courtesy of Proven Winners®<br />
Dianthus FRUIT PUNCH® ‘Black Cherry Frost’ PP28605<br />
Dianthus FRUIT PUNCH® ‘Cherry Vanilla’<br />
PPAF<br />
DIACV30, DIACV72 (Pinks) Fully double, carnation-like<br />
flowers. 1½in wide, deep red flowers<br />
have a sharply contrasting, very light pink<br />
picotee edge. Flowers appear proportionately<br />
above the narrow, blue-green foliage.<br />
8-10in/ESu, EFa/Z4-9/30 & 72ct C<br />
All propagation prohibited.<br />
Dianthus FRUIT PUNCH® ‘Cherry Vanilla’ PPAF<br />
Dianthus FRUIT PUNCH® ‘Classic Coral’ PPAF<br />
Proven Winners® label and container required for all FRUIT PUNCH® Dianthus. Recommended Finish Size: Trade 1-Gal<br />
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Dianthus FRUIT PUNCH ® Series cont.<br />
Dianthus FRUIT PUNCH® ‘Cranberry<br />
Cocktail’ PP28603<br />
DIACN30, DIACN72 (Pinks) Excellent florist-quality<br />
flowers. Full, 2in double hot magenta-pink<br />
flowers with serrated edges look and smell like<br />
mini-carnations. Densely clumping, grey-green<br />
foliage with wide leaf blades.<br />
8-10in/ESu, EFa/Z4-9/30 & 72ct C<br />
All propagation prohibited.<br />
Dianthus FRUIT PUNCH® ‘Raspberry<br />
Ruffles’ PPAF<br />
DIARF30, DIARF72 (Pinks) Large, florist quality,<br />
fully double, raspberry-pink blossoms<br />
about 1¾ inches wide. Each serrated petal<br />
is framed by a razor thin white edge. A polished,<br />
upright habit with blue-green foliage.<br />
8-10in/ESu, EFa/Z4-9/30 & 72ct C<br />
All propagation prohibited.<br />
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Dianthus FRUIT PUNCH® ‘Sweetie Pie’ PP27989<br />
DIASW30, DIASW72 (Pinks) The perfect color to attract the home<br />
gardener! True pink, semi-double flowers are 1¼-1½in wide<br />
with a subtle darker pink eye. Incredibly floriferous: flowers<br />
totally cover the silvery blue-green foliage.<br />
8-10in/ESu, EFa/Z4-9/30 & 72ct C<br />
All propagation prohibited.<br />
Dianthus FRUIT PUNCH® ‘Maraschino’<br />
PP27882<br />
DIAMA30, DIAMA72 (Pinks) Hot cherry red double<br />
flowers are 1¼-1½in wide and have a dark<br />
burgundy eye. The spiky clump of silver-blue<br />
foliage creates a stunning contrast with bright<br />
red flowers. Looks great all summer.<br />
8-10in/ESu, EFa/Z4-9/30 & 72ct C<br />
All propagation prohibited.<br />
Dianthus FRUIT PUNCH® ‘Spiked Punch’<br />
PP28635<br />
DIASI30, DIASI72 (Pinks) Unique color! 1½-<br />
2in, incredibly vibrant fuchsia-pink, double<br />
flowers have deep red eyes and heavily serrated<br />
petals. Steel blue foliage complements<br />
the bright flower color.<br />
8-10in/ESu, EFa/Z4-9/30 & 72ct C<br />
All propagation prohibited.<br />
STELLAR<br />
Seller<br />
Dianthus FRUIT PUNCH® ‘Cranberry Cocktail’ PP28603<br />
Dianthus FRUIT PUNCH® ‘Maraschino’ PP27882<br />
Dianthus FRUIT PUNCH® ‘Raspberry Ruffles’ PPAF<br />
Photo courtesy of Proven Winners®<br />
Dianthus FRUIT PUNCH® ‘Spiked Punch’ PP28635<br />
Dianthus FRUIT PUNCH® ‘Sweetie Pie’ PP27989<br />
Proven Winners® label and container required for all FRUIT PUNCH® Dianthus. Recommended Finish Size: Trade 1-Gal<br />
x/x/x/x/x = foliage height / scape height (where applicable) / bloom time / zone / size offered<br />
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Dianthus Paint the Town Series<br />
Dianthus ‘Paint the Town Fuchsia’ PP28636<br />
Dianthus ‘Paint the Town Fuchsia’ PP28636<br />
DIAPT30, DIAPT72 (Pinks) Prized for its bright flower color and increased heat tolerance.<br />
¾-1in wide, single fuchsia flowers with lavender centers and incredibly serrated<br />
petals. Flowers completely cover the glaucous blue foliage when it’s in peak.<br />
6-8in/ESu, EFa/Z4-9/30 & 72ct C<br />
All propagation prohibited.<br />
Dianthus ‘Paint the Town Magenta’ PP29222<br />
Dianthus ‘Paint the Town Magenta’ PP2922<br />
DIAPM30, DIAPM72 (Pinks) Prized for its bright flower color and increased heat tolerance.<br />
¾-1in wide, single vibrant magenta-pink flowers and incredibly serrated<br />
petals. Flowers completely cover the glaucous blue foliage when it’s in peak.<br />
6-8in/ESu, EFa/Z4-9/30 & 72ct C<br />
All propagation prohibited.<br />
Proven Winners® label and container required for all Paint the Town Dianthus. Recommended Finish Size: Trade 1-Gal<br />
Dianthus barbatus ‘Scarlet Fever’ PPAF<br />
Dianthus ‘Fire and Ice’ PP23483<br />
Dianthus gratianopolitanus ‘Firewitch’<br />
Dianthus barbatus ‘Scarlet Fever’ PPAF<br />
DIASF30 (Perennial Sweet William) Sport of ‘Heart<br />
Attack’. This form of Dianthus barbatus forms large panicles<br />
of bright, red-orange flowers at a medium height.<br />
More of a true perennial than typical Dianthus.<br />
7-8in/ESu,EFa/Z3-9/30 C<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Dianthus ‘Fire and Ice’ PP23483<br />
DIAFR30, DIAFR72 (Pinks) Produces a shower of cheerful raspberry<br />
colored, 1-1½in round blossoms with tiny light pink blotches<br />
and a narrow, precise, white picotee edge on each petal. Fragrant<br />
flowers have unusually smooth edges. Grey-green foliage<br />
forms a short, densely compact, rounded clump.<br />
10in/ESu, EFa/Z4-9/30 & 72ct C<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Dianthus gratianopolitanus<br />
‘Firewitch’<br />
DIAFI30, DIAFI72 (‘Feuerhexe’)<br />
(Cheddar Pinks) Fragrant, magentapink<br />
blossoms are produced<br />
prolifically over low, silvery blue<br />
mats of evergreen foliage. Often<br />
reblooms in fall.<br />
7-8in/ESu, EFa/Z3-9/30 & 72ct C<br />
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Dianthus PRETTY POPPERS Series<br />
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NEW! Dianthus ‘Appleblossom Burst’ PPAF<br />
DIAAB30, DIAAB72 (Pinks) Semi-double flowers<br />
with a mixture of flowers colors, from white to<br />
an intense pink blush. In a greenhouse, these<br />
flowers will be nearly white. Blue-green foliage.<br />
8-10in/ESu, EFa/Z4-9/30 & 72ct C<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Dianthus ‘Electric Red’ PPAF<br />
DIAER30, DIAER72 (Pinks) Dramatic, rich red<br />
flowers that grab you from a distance. Flowers<br />
are held on strong stems above blue-green<br />
leaves.<br />
8-10in/ESu, EFa/Z4-9/30 & 72ct C<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
New!<br />
NEW! Dianthus ‘Cute as a Button’ PPAF<br />
DIACB30, DIACB72 (Pinks) Semi-double, bright<br />
pink flowers have a deep red eye and serrated<br />
edges. Blue-green foliage.<br />
6-8in/ESu, EFa/Z4-9/30 & 72ct C<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
NEW! Dianthus ‘Razzlepop’ PPAF<br />
DIARZ30, DIARZ72 (Pinks) Semi-double<br />
watermelon pink flowers have a deep red eyes.<br />
Silver-blue foliage.<br />
8-10in/ESu, EFa/Z4-9/30 & 72ct C<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Dianthus ‘Double Bubble’ PPAF<br />
DIADB30, DIADB72 (Pinks) Double, medium<br />
pink flowers with blue-green foliage. Very<br />
floriferous in a petite package.<br />
6-8in/ESu, EFa/Z4-9/30 & 72ct C<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Dianthus ‘Appleblossom Burst’ PPAF<br />
New!<br />
Dianthus ‘Cute as a Button’ PPAF<br />
Dianthus ‘Double Bubble’ PPAF<br />
New!<br />
Dianthus ‘Electric Red’ PPAF<br />
Dianthus ‘Razzlepop’ PPAF<br />
x/x/x/x/x = foliage height / scape height (where applicable) / bloom time / zone / size offered<br />
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Dicentra eximia<br />
Dicentra ‘Fire Island’ PP22488<br />
Dicentra ‘King of Hearts’<br />
Dicentra ‘Luxuriant’<br />
Dicentra spectabilis ‘Gold Heart’<br />
Dicentra eximia<br />
DICEXG1 (Fringed Bleeding Heart) Clusters of small,<br />
rose-pink buds open to pale pink, heart-shaped<br />
blossoms in spring and continues to bloom sporadically<br />
all season. Fern-like, grey-green foliage is<br />
somewhat heat tolerant and does not go summer<br />
dormant if given adequate moisture. Native to<br />
Eastern North America.<br />
15in/LSp-EFa/Z3-9/G1 D<br />
Dicentra spectabilis<br />
Dicentra ‘Fire Island’ PP22488<br />
DICFI20, DICFI72 (Fern-leaved Bleeding Heart) More vigorous<br />
and disease resistant, earlier flowering, and heavier<br />
crop of sterile blossoms compared to ‘Burning Hearts’.<br />
Sun loving alpine. Magenta-red, heart-shaped flowers<br />
appear for months. Finely textured, frosty blue foliage.<br />
12-15in/LSp-MSu/Z3-9/20 & 72ct T<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Dicentra ‘King of Hearts’<br />
DICKHG1 (Fern-leaved Bleeding Heart) This vigorous sun<br />
and heat tolerant cultivar has unstoppable bloom power.<br />
Bright rose-pink, heart-shaped blossoms lighten to soft<br />
pink as new flowers are produced all season long. Lacy,<br />
soft blue-green foliage does not go summer dormant if<br />
given adequate moisture.<br />
8-10in/LSp-EFa/Z5-9/G1 D<br />
Canadian restrictions apply.<br />
Dicentra ‘Luxuriant’<br />
DICLUG1, DICLUG2 (Fern-leaved Bleeding Heart) A timeless<br />
classic. This everblooming selection produces dark reddish-pink,<br />
heart-shaped blossoms for many months beginning<br />
in spring. It is sun and heat tolerant, and the foliage<br />
does not go summer dormant if given adequate moisture.<br />
12-15in/LSp-EFa/Z3-9/G1 & G2 D<br />
Canadian restrictions apply.<br />
Dicentra spectabilis ‘Alba’<br />
Dicentra spectabilis<br />
DICSP3E, DICSP2E (Old-Fashioned Bleeding<br />
Heart) This classic native perennial forms a<br />
large mass of fresh green leaves topped with<br />
arching sprays of large, puffy heart-shaped,<br />
rose pink flowers with white tips. May go summer<br />
dormant in some climates but no spring<br />
garden should be without it!<br />
30-36in/LSp/Z3-9/3-5 & 2-3 eye C<br />
STELLAR<br />
Seller<br />
Dicentra spectabilis ‘Alba’<br />
DICAL2E (Old-Fashioned Bleeding Heart) Every<br />
bit as charming as the pink form but with<br />
puffy heart-shaped, white flowers. May also<br />
go summer dormant in some climates.<br />
30in/LSp/Z3-9/2-3 eye C<br />
Dicentra spectabilis ‘Gold Heart’<br />
DICGH20, DICGH72 (Old-Fashioned Bleeding<br />
Heart) A bright twist on a classic perennial.<br />
Radiant yellow foliage creates the perfect backdrop<br />
for arching sprays of large pink and white,<br />
heart-shaped blossoms. Foliage color mellows<br />
a bit in summer. May go summer dormant in<br />
some climates. Discovered by Nori Pope.<br />
30in/LSp/Z3-9/20 & 72ct C<br />
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Dicentra spectabilis VALENTINE®<br />
(‘Hordival’ PP22739)<br />
Dicentra spectabilis VALENTINE®<br />
(‘Hordival’ PP22739)<br />
DICVA2E (Old-Fashioned Bleeding Heart) A new spin<br />
on an old favorite! Bright red, puffy heart-shaped<br />
flowers with a white tip dangle from deep red, arching<br />
stems for several weeks. Quickly forms a robust<br />
clump of attractive foliage a bit darker than the<br />
species. May go summer dormant in some climates.<br />
30in/LSp/Z3-9/2-3 eye C<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Digitalis purpurea ‘Candy Mountain’<br />
DIGCM30, DIGCM72 (Common Foxglove) The first<br />
foxglove from seed to have upward-facing flowers.<br />
Rose pink blossoms with speckled throats are produced<br />
on very strong, strictly upright stems. Forms<br />
large rosettes of downy, green leaves. Biennial.<br />
3-4ft/ESu/Z4-9/30 & 72ct S<br />
Photo courtesy of Ivy Garth<br />
Digitalis purpurea ‘Candy Mountain’<br />
Digitalis ‘Polkadot Princess’<br />
DIGPP30 (Foxglove) This sterile, bright pink,<br />
perennial foxglove has an incredibly long bloom<br />
time from summer into fall. The bushy,uniform,<br />
basal rosette of foliage is topped with tall stems<br />
that have flowers all the way around. From<br />
Thompson & Morgan.<br />
2½-3ft/ESu-EFa/Z4-9/30ct S<br />
Digitalis purpurea ‘Sugar Plum’<br />
DIGSP30, DIGSP72 (Common Foxglove) A bright<br />
pink version of ‘Pam’s Choice’. Tall spires of pink<br />
flowers with heavily speckled, dark purple<br />
throats. Flowers are spaced closely on the<br />
stems, resulting in strong color impact. Biennial.<br />
From Thompson & Morgan.<br />
2½-3 ½ft/ESu/Z4-9/30 & 72ct S<br />
Digitalis ‘Polkadot Princess’<br />
Photo courtesy of Thompson & Morgan<br />
Digitalis purpurea ‘Sugar Plum’<br />
(Foxglove) These unique first year<br />
flowering perennial type Digitalis were<br />
introduced by Kieft-Pro Seeds. In German<br />
trials, they received high marks for their<br />
strong growth habit, floridity, and pure<br />
flower colors. All form a compact clump of<br />
basal green foliage.<br />
2-3ft/ESu/Z4-9/30 & 72ct S<br />
Digitalis Dalmation Series<br />
Digitalis purpurea ‘Dalmatian Peach’<br />
DIGPE30, DIGPE72 Flowers open pinkishpeach<br />
then lighten to soft peach with tiny<br />
orange speckled throats.<br />
Digitalis purpurea ‘Dalmatian Purple’<br />
DIGDP30, DIGDP72 Large spikes of outward<br />
facing, lilac-purple flowers with maroon<br />
spotted throats. Improved vigor, better<br />
uniformity, and earlier blooming.<br />
Digitalis purpurea ‘Dalmatian Peach’<br />
x/x/x/x/x = foliage height / scape height (where applicable) / bloom time / zone / size offered<br />
Photo courtesy of Ball Horticultural Company<br />
Digitalis purpurea ‘Dalmatian Purple’<br />
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Echinacea<br />
When to<br />
Plant<br />
Northern and Southern Regions<br />
Plant 30s in LWi-LSp<br />
Plant 72s in LSu-ESp<br />
Vernalized 30ct Deep Cell and 72ct Elle Echinacea - New for 20<strong>19</strong><br />
30ct deep cell (new size) and 72ct elle will both be<br />
vernalized for late winter/early spring delivery and shipped<br />
in a dormant or newly emerging state as supplies last.<br />
Plants shipped beginning April 1, 20<strong>19</strong> may be vernalized<br />
or non-vernalized depending on availability. Nonvernalized<br />
will be in a 30ct elle and a 72ct elle tray; these<br />
plants should be kept at warmer temperatures (65-700F).<br />
30ct Deep Cell<br />
(Newly Emerging Vernalized)<br />
Echinacea EYE-CATCHER Collection<br />
30ct Elle Tray<br />
(Non Vernalized)<br />
New!<br />
New!<br />
Echinacea ‘Atomic Orange’ PPAF<br />
Echinacea ‘Canary’ PPAF<br />
Echinacea ‘Coral Craze’ PPAF<br />
New!<br />
(Coneflower) New from the <strong>Walters</strong><br />
<strong>Gardens</strong> hybridizing program comes a<br />
collection that was a long time in the<br />
making and will certainly “catch your<br />
eye!” These single flowering varieties<br />
come in bold colors, have better basal<br />
branching compared to older genetics,<br />
and are fairly compact.<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
NEW! Echinacea ‘Atomic Orange’ PPAF<br />
ECHAT30, ECHAT72 Large, 4½in, attractive,<br />
vibrant tangerine-orange flowers<br />
with a dark cone.<br />
16-<strong>18</strong>in/MSu-LSu/Z4-8/30 & 72ct T<br />
NEW! Echinacea ‘Canary’ PPAF<br />
ECHCA30, ECHCA72 Large, 5in goldenyellow<br />
flowers with overlapping petals<br />
and golden-yellow cones. Flowers mature<br />
to soft yellow.<br />
<strong>18</strong>-20in/MSu-LSu/Z4-8/30 & 72ct T<br />
NEW! Echinacea ‘Coral Craze’ PPAF<br />
ECHCC30, ECHCC72 Large, 5in coral-pink<br />
flowers mature to lavender-pink; wide<br />
petals. Dark, near black stems match the<br />
dark cone.<br />
26-28in/MSu-LSu/Z4-8/30 & 72ct T<br />
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Echinacea LAKOTA Fire<br />
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Echinacea LAKOTA Fire<br />
ECHLF30, ECHLF72 (Coneflower) AKA Echinacea ‘Santa Fe’.<br />
This new seed strain shows a variety of beautiful shades,<br />
varying from reddish-orange to pinkish-red. Each 3½ in<br />
flower has horizontal petals. With a shorter stature, it is<br />
a great fit for the front of the border, small spaces, and<br />
combination containers. Blooms nearly all summer long.<br />
12-16in/ESu-EFa/Z4-8/30 & 72ct S<br />
Plants for finished production only.<br />
Proven Winners® label and container required.<br />
Recommended Finish Size: Premium 1-Gal<br />
Echinacea LAKOTA Fire<br />
Echiancea SOMBRERO ® Series<br />
Now Available as a<br />
72ct Elle<br />
New!<br />
Echinacea SOMBRERO® ADOBE ORANGE<br />
(‘Balsomador’ PP26639)<br />
Echinacea SOMBRERO® ADOBE ORANGE<br />
(‘Balsomador’ PP26639)<br />
ECHAO30, ECHAO72 (Coneflower) One of the best<br />
orange Echinacea to date. 2½-3in, intense orange<br />
flowers and a matching orange cone. Dark green<br />
foliage is completely covered with flowers. Impressive<br />
performance in both containers and in the<br />
ground. All colors in this series from Darwin Perennials<br />
are evenly matched for habit and timing.<br />
<strong>18</strong>-20in/ESu-LSu/Z4-9/30 & 72ct T<br />
All propagation prohibited.<br />
Photo courtesy of Ball Horticultural Company<br />
Echinacea SOMBRERO® LEMON YELLOW IMPROVED<br />
(‘Balsomemyim’ PPAF)<br />
NEW! Echinacea SOMBRERO® LEMON YELLOW<br />
IMPROVED (‘Balsomemyim’ PPAF)<br />
ECHLI30, ECHLI72 (Coneflower) Compared to the<br />
original, this variety has wider, overlapping petals<br />
and a more compact habit. Rich yellow flowers<br />
with a copper cone on well-branched, sturdy habits.<br />
This plant bulks up quickly and does not require<br />
vernalization to bloom.<br />
<strong>18</strong>-22in/ESu-LSu/Z4-9/30 & 72ct T<br />
All propagation prohibited.<br />
Echinacea SOMBRERO® SALSA RED<br />
(‘Balsomsed’ PP23105)<br />
Echinacea SOMBRERO® SALSA RED<br />
(‘Balsomsed’ PP23105)<br />
ECHSL30, ECHSL72 (Coneflower) Softly fragrant,<br />
spicy red-orange blossoms with an orange-brown<br />
cone are produced freely all summer atop very<br />
well-branched, sturdy plants. Bulks up quickly;<br />
does not require vernalization to bloom. All colors<br />
in this series from Darwin Perennials are evenly<br />
matched for habit and timing.<br />
24-26in/ESu-LSu/Z4-9/30 & 72ct T<br />
All propagation prohibited.<br />
x/x/x/x/x = foliage height / scape height (where applicable) / bloom time / zone / size offered<br />
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Echinacea DOUBLE SCOOP Series<br />
Now Available as a<br />
72ct Elle<br />
Echinacea DOUBLE SCOOP CRANBERRY<br />
(‘Balscanery’ PP24769)<br />
ECHCR30, ECHCR72 (Coneflower) Fragrant, double pompom<br />
type, cranberry-red flowers put on a sizzling hot<br />
show of color in the landscape, never fading as the<br />
flowers age. Clean, deep green foliage forms a sturdy,<br />
very well-branched, upright clump. Consistent and<br />
vigorous in production. From Darwin Perennials.<br />
24-26in/ESu-LSu/Z4-9/30 & 72ct T<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Photo courtesy of Ball Horticultural Company<br />
Echinacea DOUBLE SCOOP CRANBERRY<br />
(‘Balscanery’ PP24769)<br />
Echinacea DOUBLE SCOOP MANDARIN<br />
(‘Balscandin’ PP26640)<br />
Echinacea DOUBLE SCOOP MANDARIN<br />
(‘Balscandin’ PP26640)<br />
ECHMN30, ECHMN72 (Coneflower) Large, 4in wide<br />
fluorescent orange pom-pom flowers are supported<br />
with short, strong stems. With age, flowers take on<br />
dark rosy-pink tones. Impressive performance in both<br />
containers and in the ground. From Darwin Perennials.<br />
<strong>18</strong>-22in/ESu-LSu/Z4-9/30 & 72ct T<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Echinacea ‘Cheyenne Spirit’<br />
ECHCS30, ECHCS72 (Coneflower) The first<br />
color mix of its kind from Kieft-Pro Seeds.<br />
Offers incredible color range on first-year<br />
flowering cultivars including: tomato<br />
red, near-fluorescent orange, magenta,<br />
golden yellow, and white. Height varies<br />
by color but all are well-branched, bushy<br />
plants.<br />
22-30in/ESu-EFa/Z4-9/30 & 72ct S<br />
Echinacea ‘Hot Papaya’ PP21022<br />
ECHHP30, ECHHP72 (Coneflower) Sizzling<br />
red-orange pom-pom flowers with a<br />
papaya-orange halo have fabulous impulse<br />
appeal. The highly fragrant blossoms last<br />
nearly 2wks as a cut flower. This hybrid<br />
exhibits the traits of E. purpurea in<br />
foliage and habit. From Arie Blom.<br />
30-36in/MSu-LSu/Z4-9/30 & 72ct T<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
STELLAR<br />
Seller<br />
Photo courtesy of Ball Horticultural Company<br />
Echinacea ‘Cheyenne Spirit’<br />
Echinacea ‘Delicious Candy PPAF<br />
Echinacea ‘Delicious Candy’ PPAF<br />
ECHDC30, ECHDC72 (Coneflower) Glowing<br />
fuchsia-pink flowers have single ray petals<br />
that are held horizontally underneath<br />
the large pom-pom blooms. Attractive<br />
dark green leaves and dark stems on<br />
compact plants. From Marco van Noort.<br />
<strong>18</strong>-24in/ESu-LSu/Z4-9/30 & 72ct T<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Echinacea purpurea ‘Green Jewel’<br />
PP<strong>18</strong>678<br />
ECHGJ30, ECHGJ72 (Coneflower) This unique<br />
Echinacea was discovered by Piet Oudolf and<br />
introduced by Future Plants. Fragrant, light<br />
green flowers with a green cone. Flowers<br />
hold their color as they age. Relatively<br />
short, upright habit with strong stems.<br />
20-24in/MSu-LSu/Z3-8/30 & 72ct T<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Echinacea ‘Hot Papaya’ PP21022<br />
Echinacea purpurea<br />
‘Green Jewel’ PP<strong>18</strong>678<br />
BREEDER PROFILE<br />
Marco van Noort<br />
Marco van Noort developed an interest<br />
in hybridizing thanks to his father<br />
and notable nurseryman Ernst Pagels.<br />
Throughout the years, Marco has<br />
hybridized with a number of genera,<br />
notably Geranium and Echinacea. Don’t<br />
miss ‘Delicious Candy’!<br />
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BREEDER PROFILE<br />
Arie Blom<br />
Dutchman Arie Blom completed his<br />
graduate work in plant breeding at<br />
the University of Florida and went on<br />
to work in California. Having lived in<br />
and travelled the US, he understands<br />
our variable climate. This has helped<br />
him to develop new varieties with<br />
which we can all be successful. Try<br />
the popular ‘Purple Emperor’ or ‘Hot<br />
Papaya’.<br />
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Echinacea purpurea ‘Magnus’<br />
ECHMA30, ECHMA72 (Purple Coneflower)<br />
The classic pink coneflower. Large,<br />
rose-pink flowers with a coppery<br />
brown cone lighten to pale pink as<br />
they age. Petals are held horizontally,<br />
making the flowers appear even bigger.<br />
Lovely when planted en masse<br />
and left to naturalize.<br />
36in/MSu-EFa/Z3-8/30 & 72ct S<br />
Echinacea purpurea ‘Virgin’ PP<strong>18</strong>684<br />
ECHVI30, ECHVI72 (Coneflower) Selected<br />
by Piet Oudolf for its superior flowering<br />
performance. Large, full, fragrant<br />
flowers are pure white with a green<br />
cone and a double row of horizontally<br />
held ray petals. Upright habit; no<br />
staking required. Very impressive!<br />
20-24in/MSu-EFa/Z3-8/30 & 72ct T<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Echinacea purpurea ‘Magnus’<br />
Echinacea purpurea<br />
PRAIRIE SPLENDOR Rose Compact<br />
STELLAR<br />
Seller<br />
Echinacea purpurea PRAIRIE<br />
SPLENDOR Rose Compact<br />
ECHRO30, ECHRO72 (Purple<br />
Coneflower) The compact version of<br />
the popular PRAIRIE SPLENDOR,<br />
Rose Compact shares many of the<br />
same traits but on a smaller habit.<br />
First year flowering; no vernalization<br />
required.<br />
14-16in/ESu-EFa/Z3-9/30 & 72ct S<br />
Echinacea ‘Purple Emperor’<br />
PP24459<br />
ECHPE30, ECHPE72 (Coneflower) An<br />
impressive grower; very quick to finish.<br />
Large, fragrant, magenta-purple<br />
blossoms are produced prolifically<br />
atop sturdy, well-branched stems.<br />
The flowers are held in perfect proportion<br />
to the bushy clump of deep<br />
green foliage. Absolutely incredible<br />
planted en masse. From Arie Blom.<br />
15-<strong>18</strong>in/MSu-LSu/Z4-8/30 & 72ct T<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Echinacea purpurea ‘Virgin’<br />
PP<strong>18</strong>684<br />
Echinacea ‘Purple Emperor’ PP24459<br />
Echinacea purpurea ‘PowWow White’<br />
ECHPW30, ECHPW72 (Coneflower) Pure white, 3-4in flowers<br />
with a golden yellow cone have wide, overlapping,<br />
reflexed petals. They are produced prolifically on stiff, wellbranched<br />
stems over many weeks. First year flowering<br />
perennial.<br />
<strong>18</strong>-24in/ESu-LSu/Z3-8/30 & 72ct S<br />
Echinacea PowWow Series<br />
Echinacea purpurea ‘PowWow Wild Berry’<br />
ECHWB30, ECHWB72 (Purple Coneflower) Deep purple-pink<br />
to near-magenta, 3-4in flowers are carried on stiff,<br />
well-branched stems atop a relatively short, stocky plant.<br />
Flowers hold their color well as they mature. First year<br />
flowering perennial.<br />
<strong>18</strong>-24in/ESu-LSu/Z3-8/30 & 72ct S<br />
STELLAR<br />
Seller<br />
Echinacea purpurea ‘PowWow White’<br />
Echinacea purpurea ‘PowWow Wild Berry’<br />
x/x/x/x/x = foliage height / scape height (where applicable) / bloom time / zone / size offered<br />
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Echinops bannaticus ‘Blue Glow’<br />
ECHBGG1 (Globe Thistle) A clumping perennial that<br />
is very easy to grow but not invasive. Intense blue,<br />
1½in spheres appear on tall stems. Similar to E.<br />
ritro with more deeply divided, hairy, silver-green<br />
leaves and unbranched stems.<br />
3-4ft/ESu-LSu/Z3-8/G1 S<br />
Epimedium ‘Domino’<br />
EPIDO20 (Barrenwort) Flowers with white spurs and<br />
pink centers. The delicate-looking flowers have<br />
an airy feel, making them the perfect contrast to<br />
other shade items. Evergreen leaves are mottled<br />
green with dark burgundy. From Darrell Probst.<br />
<strong>18</strong>-24in/MSp-LSp/Z5-8/20ct D<br />
Echinops bannaticus ‘Blue Glow’<br />
New!<br />
NEW! Epimedium ‘Amber Queen’ PP17<strong>19</strong>7<br />
EPIAQ20 (Barrenwort) Airy, delicate-looking flowers<br />
have bright yellow spurs with orange-red centers,<br />
looking light orange from a distance. Flowers are<br />
produced the length of the flower stems, which are<br />
up to 24in long. Bright green leaves have a blush<br />
red color close to the crown. From Robin White.<br />
24in/MSp-LSp/Z5-8/20ct D<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Epimedium ‘Pink Champagne’<br />
EPIPC20 (Barrenwort) Flowers with white spurs,<br />
raspberry centers, and dramatic pink tones. The<br />
delicate-looking flowers have an airy feel, making<br />
them the perfect contrast to other shade items.<br />
Evergreen leaves are mottled green with dark<br />
burgundy. This is a very vigorous variety. From<br />
Darrell Probst.<br />
<strong>18</strong>-24in/MSp-LSp/Z5-8/20ct D<br />
NEW! Epimedium ssp. nova ‘Spine Tingler’<br />
EPIST20 (Barrenwort) Aptly named for its spiny<br />
margins. Dark green leaves have a slight blush<br />
tint. Soft yellow flowers bloom on compact plants.<br />
‘Spine Tingler’ sends flowers and foliage up at the<br />
same time, unlike other Epimedium. From Darrell<br />
Probst.<br />
8-10in/MSp-LSp/Z5-8/20ct D<br />
Limited Supply.<br />
Epimedium ‘Amber Queen’ PP17<strong>19</strong>7<br />
Epimedium ‘Domino’<br />
NEW! Epimedium wushanense ‘Sandy Claws’<br />
EPISC20 (Barrenwort) Similar spiny leaf shape to<br />
‘Spine Tingler’ but on a larger plant with long,<br />
lance-shaped leaves. New foliage has dramatic<br />
maroon coloring, mellowing to dark green by summer.<br />
Cream-colored flowers. From Darrell Probst.<br />
12-16in/MSp-LSp/Z6-8/20ct D<br />
Limited Supply.<br />
New!<br />
New!<br />
Epimedium ‘Pink Champagne’<br />
Epimedium ssp. nova ‘Spine Tingler’<br />
Epimedium wushanense ‘Sandy Claws’<br />
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New!<br />
New!<br />
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Eryngium planum ‘Blue Glitter’<br />
Eryngium planum ‘Blue Glitter’<br />
ERYBG30, ERYBG72 (Sea Holly) Selected for its<br />
shorter crop time, higher yield for cut flower<br />
production, and brighter flower color. Shimmering<br />
blue blossoms on silver-blue stems.<br />
Blue-green, non-spiny leaves.<br />
6-8in/36-40in/MSu/Z4-8/30 & 72ct S<br />
Eucomis ‘African Night’ PPAF<br />
Eucomis ‘Safari Adventure’ PPAF<br />
NEW! Eucomis ‘African Night’ PPAF<br />
EUCANG1 (Pineapple Lily) A tropical look that’s<br />
hardy to zone 6. Leaves emerge rich burgundy<br />
in early summer and lighten to olive green.<br />
Rosy pink flowers. Dark burgundy stems match<br />
the leaflets at the top of the flower spike. Late<br />
to emerge in spring.<br />
2½-3ft/LSu-EFa/Z6-9/G1 L<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
NEW! Eucomis ‘Safari Adventure’ PPAF<br />
EUCSAG1 (Pineapple Lily) A tropical look that’s<br />
hardy to zone 6. In early summer deep olive<br />
green, wide, strap-shaped leaves emerge. Foliage<br />
lightens in intensity when the flower scapes<br />
appear. Cream flowers age to deep rosy purple<br />
for a bicolor look. Late to emerge in spring.<br />
2½-3ft/LSu-EFa/Z6-9/G1 L<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Euphorbia x martinii<br />
‘Ascot Rainbow’ PP21401<br />
Euphorbia polychroma<br />
EUPPOG1 (Cushion Spurge) Cushion-like, perfectly<br />
dome-shaped foliage is topped with chrome-yellow<br />
bracts in spring. If sited correctly, the light<br />
green leaves turn red in fall. A good selection for<br />
northern gardens. Extremely drought tolerant.<br />
12-<strong>18</strong>in/LSp/Z4-8/G1 S<br />
Euphorbia polychroma<br />
Euphorbia x martinii ‘Ascot Rainbow’<br />
PP21401<br />
EUPAR20 (Spurge) One of the most outstanding<br />
plants in our trials. Flashy green and yellow<br />
variegated foliage takes on pink and orange<br />
tones in cool weather. Unique variegated bracts<br />
appear in large clusters in spring. Overwinters<br />
well in zone 5b with excellent drainage.<br />
20in/LSp/Z5-9/20ct C<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Euphorbia polychroma ‘Bonfire’ PP<strong>18</strong>585<br />
EUPBOG1, EUPBO72 (Cushion Spurge) Phenomenal<br />
color! Deep purple, red, and orange leaves with a<br />
touch of chartreuse are set ablaze with crackling<br />
sulfur yellow bracts in spring. Turns rich red in the<br />
fall. Forms a rounded mound. From E. polychroma.<br />
<strong>18</strong>in/LSp/Z5-9/G1, 72ct C<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Euphorbia polychroma<br />
‘Bonfire’ PP<strong>18</strong>585<br />
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Ferns<br />
When to<br />
Plant<br />
Northern Regions<br />
Plant 72s in ESp-LSp or ESu<br />
Plant 20s in ESp-LSp or MSu<br />
Southern Regions<br />
Plant 72s in LWI-ESp or ESu<br />
Plant 20s in MWi-LSp or MSu<br />
Athyrium filix-femina ‘Lady in Red’<br />
ATHLR20, ATHLR72 (Lady Fern) Dark green, upright<br />
fronds with deep burgundy stems. (Note: This<br />
burgundy color takes 2-3 years to develop.) Pair<br />
with purple heucheras to really help the stem color<br />
stand out.<br />
30-36in/Z3-8/20 & 72ct T<br />
Athyrium ‘Ghost’<br />
ATHGH20, ATHGH72 (Ghost Fern) A hybrid of ‘Pictum’<br />
and A. filix-femina. Frosted apple green fronds<br />
emit a ghostly white light in the shade. Dark<br />
purple stems hold the broad fronds rigidly upright.<br />
This selection is taller than many other Athyriums.<br />
2-3ft/Z3-8/20 & 72ct T<br />
Athyrium ‘Godzilla’<br />
ATHGO20, ATHGO72 (Giant Japanese Painted Fern)<br />
Similar to ‘Pictum’ but much larger. Thought to be<br />
a sporeling of ‘Pictum’ and Lady Fern, discovered<br />
at Plant Delights. Forms a massive, arching clump<br />
of silvery fronds with green highlights and dark<br />
purple stems.<br />
3ft/Z3-8/20 & 72ct T<br />
Athyrium niponicum ‘Pictum’<br />
ATHPI20, ATHPI72 (Japanese Painted Fern) Silvery-grey<br />
fronds are dusty purple towards the center.<br />
Purplish-red veins and stems. Low, mounding<br />
habit. Spreads slowly by rhizomes.<br />
12-<strong>18</strong>in/Z3-8/20 & 72ct T<br />
Dryopteris erythrosora ‘Brilliance’<br />
DRYBR20, DRYBR72 (Brilliance Autumn Fern) Lustrous<br />
young orange fronds light up against the glossy,<br />
deeper green coloring of the mature fronds. Best leaf<br />
color is achieved in part sun. Tolerates a wide range<br />
of growing conditions once established.<br />
2ft/Z5-9/20 & 72ct T<br />
Matteuccia struthiopteris<br />
MATST20, MATST72 (Ostrich Fern) Green, pinnate<br />
fronds are shaped like ostrich plumes, being much<br />
wider at the top and tapering to a bare stipe. Turns<br />
bronze-gold in fall, then brown in winter. Spreads<br />
rapidly by underground runners. Needs moist soil.<br />
3-6ft/Z3-7/20 & 72ct T<br />
Athyrium filix-femina ‘Lady in Red’<br />
Athyrium ‘Ghost’<br />
Photo courtesy of Plant Delights Nursery<br />
Athyrium ‘Godzilla’<br />
Athyrium niponicum ‘Pictum’<br />
Dryopteris erythrosora ‘Brilliance’<br />
Matteuccia struthiopteris<br />
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Gaillardia Arizona Series<br />
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Introduced by Benary, this is the first Gaillardia series from seed. All members of this series bloom the first year from seed, not requiring vernalization to<br />
bloom. They have excellent branching, forming a relatively short mound which becomes blanketed in flowers for several months.<br />
Photo courtesy of Fleuroselect<br />
Gaillardia aristata ‘Arizona Apricot’ Gaillardia aristata ‘Arizona Red Shades’ Gaillardia aristata ‘Arizona Sun’<br />
Gaillardia aristata ‘Arizona Apricot’<br />
GAIAA30, GAIAA72 (Blanket Flower) This selection<br />
offers a softer color palette and compact habit.<br />
Large 3in, apricot flowers with yellow tips and a<br />
darker orange center cover the uniform mound of<br />
bright green foliage for several months. Terrific<br />
retail appeal! From Benary.<br />
12in/ESu-EFa/Z3-10/30 & 72ct S<br />
Gaillardia aristata ‘Arizona Red Shades’<br />
GAIAZ30, GAIAZ72 (Blanket Flower) This sister to<br />
‘Arizona Sun’ produces masses of large, crimson<br />
red flowers over a very long period. About 20%<br />
have slight yellow tips. Much more compact and<br />
uniform than ‘Burgundy’. Great for containers and<br />
gardens. From Benary.<br />
10-12in/ESu-EFa/Z3-10/30 & 72ct S<br />
Gaillardia aristata ‘Arizona Sun’<br />
GAIAS30, GAIAS72 (Blanket Flower) Petite form with<br />
impressive bloom power and a compact, uniform<br />
habit. Large, 3in. wide, fiery orange-red flowers<br />
are tipped by a ring of yellow. Provides continuous<br />
color all season long. From Benary.<br />
8-10in/ESu-EFa/Z3-10/30 & 72ct S<br />
Galium odoratum<br />
GALOD30, GALOD128 (Sweet Woodruff) A<br />
vigorous ground cover for moist, shady<br />
areas. Tiny, white, star-shaped flowers<br />
appear above a carpet of finely cut, green<br />
leaves. Use to edge pathways, hide dying<br />
bulb foliage, or as an underplanting.<br />
6in/LSp/Z4-8/30 & 128ct C<br />
Gaura lindheimeri BELLEZA® DARK PINK<br />
(‘KLEAU04263’)<br />
GAUBD72 (Wand Flower) Boasts excellent<br />
branching with shorter flower stems,<br />
making it an ideal choice for containers.<br />
Dark pink, star-shaped flowers have an<br />
airy appearance above the compact habit.<br />
Tolerates part shade but best in full sun.<br />
12-<strong>18</strong>in/LSp-EFa/Z6-9/72ct C<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Gentiana cruciata ‘Blue Cross’<br />
GENBC30 (Cross Gentian) Distinguished by<br />
its intense blue-violet flowers on a compact,<br />
durable, drought resistant plant.<br />
Clusters of small flowers open at the<br />
nodes where spoon-shaped leaves meet<br />
at angles to form a cross, thus the name.<br />
From Jelitto Perennial Seeds.<br />
10in/MSu-EFa/Z3-7/30ct S<br />
Gentiana ‘True Blue’ PP20433<br />
GENTBG1 (Gentian) This floriferous gentian<br />
from hybridizer Darrell Probst produces<br />
Galium<br />
odoratum<br />
large 2in, tubular, true blue flowers which<br />
open at the nodes all up and down the<br />
stems. Smooth, lance-shaped leaves form<br />
an attractive clump.<br />
24-30in/MSu-EFa/Z4-7/G1 T<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Geranium ‘Brookside’<br />
GERBRG1 (Hardy Geranium, Cranesbill)<br />
This award winning selection forms a<br />
compact clump of small, deeply lobed,<br />
green leaves that turn vivid red-orange<br />
in fall. Lavender-blue flowers with a tiny<br />
white eye and deep purple veining are<br />
produced over a long period.<br />
<strong>18</strong>-24in/LSp-MSu, EFa/Z4-8/G1 D<br />
Gaura lindheimeri BELLEZA®<br />
DARK PINK (‘KLEAU04263’)<br />
Gentiana ‘True Blue’ PP20433<br />
x/x/x/x/x = foliage height / scape height (where applicable) / bloom time / zone / size offered<br />
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Gentiana cruciata ‘Blue Cross’<br />
Geranium ‘Brookside’<br />
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Fall Color<br />
Geranium ‘Perfect Storm’<br />
New!<br />
Geranium maculatum<br />
‘Crane Dance’ PPAF<br />
NEW! Geranium maculatum<br />
‘Crane Dance’ PPAF<br />
GERCRG1 (Hardy Geranium, Cranesbill)<br />
Upright habit topped with<br />
beautiful blue flowers. In the fall,<br />
the foliage turns bright red (in zone<br />
6). Compared to ‘Elizabeth Ann’, the<br />
blooms are a more vibrant shade of<br />
blue. This native woodland perennial<br />
can grow in a range of conditions,<br />
from sun to shade.<br />
24-28in/ESu-LSu/Z4-8/G1 D<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
New!<br />
Geranium pratense ‘Boom Chocolatta’<br />
PPAF<br />
Geranium ‘Perfect Storm’<br />
GERPS30 (Hardy Geranium, Cranesbill)<br />
A storm of small, magenta-pink<br />
blossoms with a black center and<br />
veins are produced atop low, spreading<br />
mounds of velvety grey-green<br />
foliage in summer.<br />
12in/LSp-MSu/Z5-8/30ct T<br />
NEW! Geranium pratense<br />
‘Boom Chocolatta’ PPAF<br />
GERBO20, GERBO72 (Hardy Geranium,<br />
Cranesbill) G. pratense hybrid with<br />
rich, dark bronze leaves and an<br />
upright habit. Blue-purple flowers<br />
cover the top of the habit. Compared<br />
to older genetics, this plant is more<br />
vigorous and has a very refined<br />
habit.<br />
24-26in/ESu-LSu/Z4-8/20 & 72ct T<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Geranium pratense ‘Dark Reiter’<br />
GERDR30, GERDR72 (Hardy Geranium,<br />
Cranesbill) From Jelitto Perennial<br />
Seeds comes this attractive<br />
dark-leafed selection that forms<br />
a compact mound of finely cut,<br />
plum-purple foliage. Leafy scapes<br />
carry clusters of nicely contrasting,<br />
lilac-blue flowers.<br />
8-10in/ESu-LSu/Z4-8/30 & 72ct S<br />
Geranium ‘Rozanne’ PP12175<br />
GERRO20, GERRO72 (Hardy Geranium,<br />
Cranesbill) One of the longest<br />
blooming perennials. Violet-blue<br />
flowers with a white eye are produced<br />
atop the sprawling foliage. Vigorous;<br />
spreads 2-3ft in one season.<br />
<strong>18</strong>-20in/LSp-MFa/Z5-8/20 & 72ct T<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
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Geranium sanguineum ‘Alpenglow’<br />
GERAP30 (Bloody Cranesbill) Lavender-pink,<br />
cup-shaped flowers appear<br />
above low carpets of deeply lobed,<br />
green foliage. Especially strong<br />
grower and long-blooming. Brilliant<br />
red fall color.<br />
12-<strong>18</strong>in/LSp-MSu/Z4-8/30ct T<br />
Geranium sanguineum<br />
‘New Hampshire Purple’<br />
GERNH30, GERNH72 (Bloody Cranesbill)<br />
A profusion of magenta-purple<br />
flowers cover the compact,<br />
spreading mounds of intricately cut<br />
leaves. Turns brilliant crimson-red<br />
in fall. One of the best low-growing<br />
geraniums.<br />
12-<strong>18</strong>in/LSp-MSu/Z4-8/30 & 72ct C<br />
Geum flora plena ‘Blazing Sunset’<br />
GEUBS30 (Avens) Fully double,<br />
scarlet-red flowers up to 50% larger<br />
than other varieties are produced<br />
over a long period beginning in late<br />
spring. Lovely in flower borders and<br />
fresh bouquets.<br />
24in/LSp-MSu/Z5-7/30ct S<br />
Geum TOTALLY TANGERINE<br />
(‘Tim’s Tangerine’ PP22041)<br />
GEUTT20, GEUTT72 (Avens) Incredible<br />
performer in the landscape; robust<br />
habit and extremely floriferous.<br />
Very tall, strong stems carry loads of<br />
totally sterile, bright apricot to tangerine<br />
orange flowers. Deep green,<br />
fuzzy foliage forms a compact 14in<br />
mound and remains attractive all<br />
season. Hybridized by Tim Crowther.<br />
30in/LSp-MSu/Z4-7/20 & 72ct C<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Geranium pratense ‘Dark Reiter’<br />
Geranium ‘Rozanne’ PP12175<br />
Geranium sanguineum<br />
‘Alpenglow’<br />
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Geranium sanguineum<br />
‘New Hampshire Purple’<br />
Geum flora plena<br />
‘Blazing Sunset’<br />
Geum TOTALLY TANGERINE<br />
(‘Tim’s Tangerine’ PP22041)
Ornamental<br />
Grasses & Sedges<br />
Warm Season Grasses<br />
Warm season grasses grow most actively<br />
during the warmer months, then flower<br />
in late summer or fall. Most go completely<br />
dormant in winter. Warm season grasses<br />
are not recommended for fall planting. It is<br />
best to receive them from early spring<br />
through late summer and pot them<br />
up immediately. If necessary, provide<br />
supplemental heat to keep the plants at 60°F or<br />
higher to stimulate top growth. Warm season<br />
grasses include: Andropogon, Bouteloua,<br />
Calamagrostis brachytricha, Hakonechloa,<br />
Miscanthus, Panicum, Pennisetum,<br />
Schizachyrium, and Sporobolus.<br />
Cool Season Grasses<br />
Cool season grasses are at their prime during<br />
the cooler months of fall, winter, and spring,<br />
and usually bloom before the warmer summer<br />
weather arrives. Many are evergreen. Cool<br />
season grasses should be received in fall or<br />
early spring and be potted up immediately.<br />
They will put on the most growth during these<br />
cooler months. Though they should be kept from<br />
freezing over the winter, they do not require<br />
much, if any, supplemental heat. Cool season<br />
grasses include: Calamagrostis acutiflora,<br />
Deschampsia, Festuca, Helictotrichon, and<br />
Sesleria.<br />
Sedges<br />
Sedges, or Carex, are not true grasses at all,<br />
though they certainly look similar. They are<br />
actually members of the Cyperaceae family,<br />
which includes about 4,000 species worldwide.<br />
We offer several varieties of Carex, including<br />
variegated and yellow varieties, ground cover<br />
and clumping types. Sedges tend to grow more<br />
like warm season grasses, so we recommend<br />
receiving them from early spring through<br />
late summer rather than in the fall.<br />
30ct Deep Cell Grass Plugs<br />
In 2017, we converted our large grass plugs to a new 30ct tray. The new<br />
tray features a significantly deeper, more cost-effective plug size. Our<br />
trials indicate the deeper plug will give you improved quality and similar<br />
performance to our 20ct, all at a lower price point.<br />
Approximate Plug Measurements: 4¼in deep x 2in wide<br />
Minimum order: 1 tray of 30<br />
x/x/x/x/x = foliage height / scape height (where applicable) / bloom time / zone / size offered<br />
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New!<br />
Andropogon gerardii ‘Indian Warrior’ PP24999<br />
ANDIW30 (Big Bluestem) This long-lived grass forms a<br />
tall, strictly upright clump of green foliage that transitions<br />
to red then smoky purple beginning midsummer.<br />
Deep purple flowers with bright red-orange pollen.<br />
From Intrinsic Perennials.<br />
5-6ft/LSu/Z3-9/30ct TD<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Andropogon gerardii ‘Indian Warrior’<br />
PP24999<br />
NEW! Bouteloua gracilis ‘Blonde Ambition’ PP22048<br />
BOUBA30, BOUBA72 (Blue Grama Grass) Mid-sized, wispy<br />
looking grass that’s native to dry, wind-swept prairies.<br />
Thin, blue-green leaf blades form an upright clump<br />
and are topped with horizontally held yellow seedheads.<br />
From David Salman of High Country <strong>Gardens</strong>.<br />
2½-3ft/MSu-LSu/Z4-9/30 & 72ct D<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Bouteloua gracilis ‘Blonde Ambition’<br />
PP22048<br />
Calamagrostis acutiflora ‘Avalanche’<br />
CALAV30 (Variegated Feather Reed Grass) Variegated<br />
form of ‘Karl Foerster’. Deep green leaves with a wide,<br />
white stripe down the center. Distinctly upright,<br />
clumping habit. Excellent for screening or the back of<br />
the garden.<br />
4-5ft/ESu/Z4-8/30ct D<br />
Calamagrostis acutiflora ‘Avalanche’<br />
Calamagrostis acutiflora ‘Karl Foerster’<br />
CALKFG1, CALKF30, CALKF72 (Feather Reed Grass) A cool<br />
season, clumping grass. Compact, erect growth habit.<br />
Wheat-like seed heads appear in late spring and last all<br />
season long. Does not reseed.<br />
5ft/LSp/Z4-8/G1, 30 & 72ct D<br />
STELLAR<br />
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Calamagrostis acutiflora ‘Overdam’<br />
CALOV30, CALOV72 (Variegated Feather Reed Grass)<br />
Variegated foliage has bright creamy-white margins<br />
which turn white with a pink flush. Strikingly erect,<br />
feathery plumes turn tan as they age.<br />
5ft/LSp/Z4-8/30 & 72ct D<br />
Calamagrostis acutiflora ‘Overdam’<br />
Calamagrostis acutiflora ‘Karl Foerster’<br />
Calamagrostis brachytricha<br />
CALBR30 (Korean Feather Reed Grass) Unlike C. acutiflora,<br />
this is a warm season grass that blooms later in<br />
the summer, even in part shade. Purplish-red, fluffy<br />
bottlebrush plumes age to greenish-tan. Offers rare<br />
height for a shade tolerant grass. From Plant Select®.<br />
4ft/LSu-EFa/Z4-9/30ct S<br />
Carex elata ‘Bowles Golden’<br />
CARBG30, CARBG72 (Gold Sedge) Bright gold foliage<br />
with thin green margins. This selection is taller than<br />
most other sedges. It needs consistant moisture to<br />
thrive. It will grow in shallow water or in garden beds<br />
that are watered regularly.<br />
2-3ft/Z5-8/30 & 72ct D<br />
Calamagrostis brachytricha<br />
Carex elata ‘Bowles Golden’<br />
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Carex morrowii ‘Ice Dance’<br />
CARID30, CARID72 (Variegated Sedge) Dark green leaves<br />
with bright white edges measure ¼-½ inch across. Grows<br />
in nearly full sun to shade in average to moist soil. A slow to<br />
moderate spreader that can be used as a groundcover or in<br />
containers.<br />
12-16in/MSp/Z5-9/30 & 72ct D<br />
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Carex oshimensis EVERCOLOR® ‘Everillo’ PP21002<br />
CAREO30, CAREO72 (Japanese Sedge) Sport of ‘Evergold’. Similar<br />
performance to its parent but with a solid gold leaf color.<br />
Long, thin arching leaf blades are chartreuse-green toward<br />
the crown, but turn gold as they are exposed to UV light.<br />
Short, tan infloresence appears just above the foliage.<br />
10-12in/Z5-9/30 & 72ct D<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Carex morrowii ‘Ice Dance’<br />
Carex oshimensis ‘Evergold’<br />
CAREV30, CAREV72 (Variegated Japanese Sedge) This versatile<br />
sedge is beautiful as a spiller in containers, rock gardens,<br />
and landscapes. Forms a cascading clump of narrow, creamy<br />
yellow leaves with dark green edges. Spreads slowly by<br />
rhizomes. Insignificant blooms. Very easy to grow.<br />
1ft/Z5-9/30 & 72ct D<br />
Carex oshimensis EVERCOLOR®<br />
‘Everillo’ PP21002<br />
STELLAR<br />
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Carex siderosticha ‘Banana Boat’<br />
CARBB30, CARBB72 (Creeping Broad-leaved Sedge) This showy<br />
broad-leaved, deciduous sedge lights up the shade garden<br />
with its wide, bright lemon to banana yellow and green<br />
striped leaves. Creeps slowly to form a dense mass of bold<br />
foliage. Insignificant flowers.<br />
6-12in/LSp/Z5-9/30 & 72ct T<br />
Carex oshimensis ‘Evergold’<br />
Carex siderosticha ‘Snow Cap’<br />
CARSC30 (Creeping Broad-leaved Sedge) Similar in size and<br />
habit to ‘Banana Boat’. Nearly all cream to bright white,<br />
wide, strappy leaves with narrow green stripes. Reverse<br />
variegation pattern of ‘Variegata’. Grows surprisingly well<br />
for a plant with so little green. Forms a dense, spreading<br />
clump of deciduous foliage. Insignificant flowers.<br />
6-8in/Z5-9/30ct D<br />
Carex siderosticha ‘Snow Cap’<br />
Deschampsia cespitosa ‘Northern Lights’<br />
DESNL30 (Tufted Hair Grass) Thin green leaves have narrow<br />
creamy white margins with the variegation taking on very<br />
subtle pink-blush tone in cooler temperatures. Light green<br />
seed heads pop up slightly above the foliage and age to tan.<br />
Best in full sun but tolerates light shade.<br />
12in/MSu-EFa/Z4-9/30ct D<br />
Carex siderosticha ‘Banana Boat’<br />
Festuca glauca ‘Blue Whiskers’ PP29200<br />
FESBW30, FESBW72 (Blue Fescue) Taller and more vigorous<br />
than ‘Elijah Blue’, with longer leaves and a brighter, silver-blue<br />
foliage color. Forms a fully rounded, robust clump with<br />
consistent flower coverage. Yellow-green flowers age to tan as<br />
the season progresses.<br />
10-12in/ESu-MSu/Z4-8/30 & 72ct D<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Deschampsia cespitosa ‘Northern Lights’<br />
x/x/x/x/x = foliage height / scape height (where applicable) / bloom time / zone / size offered<br />
Festuca glauca ‘Blue Whiskers’ PP29200<br />
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Festuca glauca ‘Elijah Blue’<br />
Hakonechloa macra ‘All Gold’<br />
Festuca glauca ‘Elijah Blue’<br />
FESEB30, FESEB72 (Blue Fescue) Soft powder blue,<br />
spiky foliage forms a rounded clump and keeps its<br />
color all year. Small, wheat-like seed heads. One<br />
of the most durable and long-lived varieties.<br />
8-10in/ESu-MSu/Z4-8/30 & 72ct D<br />
Hakonechloa macra ‘All Gold’<br />
HAKAG30, HAKAG72 (Hakone Grass) Brilliant solid<br />
gold foliage glows in the shade. Compared to<br />
‘Aureola’, this variety has a more upright habit<br />
and increased vigor. Spreads slowly by rhizomes<br />
but is not invasive. Reddish-brown flowers.<br />
9-14in/LSu-EFa/Z5-9/30 & 72ct T<br />
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Hakonechloa macra ‘Aureola’<br />
HAKMA30, HAKMA72 (Golden Variegated Hakone<br />
Grass) Green and yellow variegated foliage<br />
forms a cascading clump like a golden waterfall.<br />
Reddish-pink fall color. Spreads slowly by<br />
rhizomes but is not invasive.<br />
1-2ft/LSu-EFa/Z5-9/30 & 72ct T<br />
Helictotrichon sempervirens<br />
HELSEG1, HELSE30 (Blue Oat Grass) Dense clumps<br />
of blue-gray leaves gently spray upward and arch<br />
back downward at the tips. Small, tan seed heads<br />
appear on tall stems held well above the foliage.<br />
Resembles a tall Festuca.<br />
24-30in/ESu/Z3-8/G1, 30ct D<br />
Imperata cylindrica ‘Red Baron’<br />
IMPRB30, IMPRB72 (Japanese Blood Grass) Popular in the<br />
north where it spreads slowly by underground runners<br />
to form a thick patch of green leaves with striking blood<br />
red tips. Glows nearly all-red in fall; rarely flowers.<br />
Spreads more quickly in the south; care should be taken<br />
to control its spread there.<br />
<strong>18</strong>-20in/Z5-9/30 &72ct D<br />
See p. 205 for shipping restrictions on Imperata.<br />
Miscanthus ‘Purpurascens’<br />
MISPU30 (Flame Grass) Prized for its fantastic fall color,<br />
this upright clumping grass starts out grey-green and<br />
then takes on brilliant orange and red tones in late<br />
summer and fall. Purple plumes emerge in late summer<br />
and turn silky white.<br />
4-6ft/LSu/Z4-9/30ct D<br />
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Miscanthus sinensis ‘Autumn Anthem’ PP27411<br />
MISAA30 (Miscanthus) Hybridized and selected for its<br />
heavy flower production and perfect habit. Forms a<br />
densely rounded clump of dark green leaves with a<br />
narrow, white midrib. Feathery, cream plumes are borne<br />
prolifically covering the top of the plant.<br />
5-5½ft/EFa-MFa/Z5-9/30ct D<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited<br />
Miscanthus sinensis ‘Dixieland’<br />
MISDI30 (Miscanthus) A dwarf form of ‘Variegatus’;<br />
similar green and white variegated foliage but a shorter,<br />
more compact growth habit. Very showy, silky pink<br />
plumes. Nice in containers.<br />
4-5ft/LSu/Z5-9/30ct D<br />
Hakonechloa macra ‘Aureola’<br />
Helictotrichon sempervirens<br />
Imperata cylindrica ‘Red Baron’<br />
Miscanthus ‘Purpurascens’<br />
Miscanthus sinensis ‘Autumn Anthem’<br />
PP27411<br />
Miscanthus sinensis ‘Dixieland’<br />
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Miscanthus sinensis ‘Gracillimus’<br />
Miscanthus sinensis ‘Huron Sunrise’<br />
Miscanthus sinensis ‘Encore’ PP29070<br />
Miscanthus sinensis ‘Encore’ PP29070<br />
MISEN30, MISEN72 (Miscanthus) Perfect choice for<br />
northern climates. Earlier bloomer, with a secondary<br />
flush of copper-purple plumes before frost<br />
hits. Flowers turn to a creamy tan color with age.<br />
Forms a tall, upright clump of dark green leaves<br />
with white midribs.<br />
6-6½ft/EFa-MFa/Z5-9/30 & 72ct D<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Miscanthus sinensis ‘Gracillimus’<br />
MISGM30, MISGM72 (Maiden Grass) Beautiful<br />
rounded mounds of fine, silver-veined, green<br />
leaves with an arching habit. Fan-like plumes<br />
emerge with a reddish tint, then age to a soft<br />
silvery-white and remain all winter.<br />
5-6ft/EFa/Z5-9/30 & 72ct D<br />
Miscanthus sinensis ‘Huron Sunrise’<br />
MISHS30, MISHS72 (Miscanthus) The most profusely<br />
blooming Miscanthus. Full, burgundy plumes<br />
sweep the sky and remain standing through<br />
winter. Mid-green leaves with a silver midrib. From<br />
Martin Quinn.<br />
5-6ft/LSu/Z4-9/30 & 72ct D<br />
Miscanthus sinensis ‘Little Zebra’ PP13008<br />
Miscanthus sinensis ‘Morning Light’<br />
MISML30, MISML72 (Miscanthus) Distinctively<br />
elegant ornamental grass. Very narrow, finely<br />
textured leaves have a silvery green appearance<br />
and glow when backlit by the sun. Refined upright<br />
arching clump is topped with bronze-red plumes<br />
which age to cream.<br />
4-5ft/MFa/Z5-9/30 & 72ct D<br />
Miscanthus sinensis ‘Oktoberfest’ PP27074<br />
MISOK30, MISOK72 (Miscanthus) Improved ‘Graziella’;<br />
better fall color and early blooming. Forms a<br />
narrow, upright tower of wide, deep green leaves<br />
that develop deep purple and red highlights in late<br />
summer to early fall. Shimmering burgundy flowers<br />
turn creamy tan as they age. From Gary Trucks.<br />
6-7ft/EFa/Z5-9/30 & 72ct D<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Miscanthus sinensis ‘Morning Light’<br />
Miscanthus sinensis ‘Oktoberfest’ PP27074<br />
Miscanthus sinensis ‘Little Zebra’ PP13008<br />
MISLZ30, MISLZ72 (Dwarf Zebra Grass) A popular<br />
grass, especially in northern regions, since it<br />
blooms reliably each year in late summer. Green<br />
leaves with distinctive gold banding form a<br />
rounded, almost ball-shaped clump topped with<br />
reddish-purple plumes.<br />
3-4ft/LSu/Z5-9/30 & 72ct D<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Miscanthus sinensis ‘Strictus’<br />
MISST30 (Porcupine Grass) Similar green and<br />
yellow banded foliage like ‘Little Zebra’ but a<br />
totally different habit. Spiky textured foliage grows<br />
strictly upright like porcupine spines, thus the<br />
name. Pinkish-copper blooms in areas with long<br />
growing seasons.<br />
4-6ft/EFa/Z5-9/30ct DT<br />
x/x/x/x/x = foliage height / scape height (where applicable) / bloom time / zone / size offered<br />
Miscanthus sinensis ‘Strictus’<br />
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Panicum virgatum ‘Blue Fountain’ PP28<strong>19</strong>2<br />
PANBF30 (Blue Switch Grass) A very tall grass that<br />
stays upright all season long. Blue-green leaves are<br />
very wide and strappy. Greenish-tan flower panicles<br />
are held on the top two-thirds of the plant, bursting<br />
out of the clump.<br />
7ft/LSu/Z4-9/30ct D<br />
All propagation prohibited.<br />
Panicum virgatum ‘Blue Fountain’ PP28<strong>19</strong>2<br />
Panicum virgatum ‘Heavy Metal’<br />
Panicum virgatum ‘Heavy Metal’<br />
PANHM30, PANHM72 (Blue Switch Grass) Handsome<br />
grass with stiff, metallic blue leaves that form a rigidly<br />
upright clump. Delicate pink panicles dance 12–16<br />
in above the foliage. Turns bright yellow in the fall.<br />
5-6ft/LSu/Z4-9/30 & 72ct D<br />
PRAIRIE WINDS ® Grasses<br />
Panicum virgatum PRAIRIE WINDS®<br />
‘Apache Rose’ PP29142<br />
Panicum virgatum PRAIRIE WINDS®<br />
‘Apache Rose’ PP29142<br />
PANAR30, PANAR72 (Switch Grass) A shorter<br />
Panicum with unique rose-colored flower panicles<br />
instead of the typical cream or tan. Dense, upright,<br />
columnar habit with grey-green leaves. Tips of<br />
leaves are flushed with rosy-red in fall.<br />
4ft/LSu/Z4-9/30 & 72ct D<br />
All propagation prohibited.<br />
Panicum virgatum PRAIRIE WINDS®<br />
‘Cheyenne Sky’ PP23209<br />
Panicum virgatum PRAIRIE WINDS®<br />
‘Cheyenne Sky’ PP23209<br />
PANCS30, PANCS72 (Red Switch Grass) Petite red<br />
Panicum; ideal for containers. Forms a tight, vaseshaped<br />
clump of blue-green foliage that turns<br />
wine-red in early summer. Purple flowers. From<br />
Gary Trucks.<br />
3ft/LSu/Z4-9/30 & 72ct D<br />
All propagation prohibited.<br />
Panicum virgatum PRAIRIE WINDS®<br />
‘Totem Pole’ PPAF<br />
Panicum virgatum PRAIRIE WINDS®<br />
‘Totem Pole’ PPAF<br />
PANTP30, PANTP72 (Switch Grass) A very upright<br />
column of steel blue foliage and powdery blue<br />
stems. In early fall, this plant explodes with golden<br />
seed panicles. The narrow base of the plant makes<br />
it ideal for small spaces in the garden.<br />
6ft/LSu/Z4-9/30 & 72ct D<br />
All propagation prohibited.<br />
Proven Winners® label and container required for all PRAIRIE WINDS® Ornamental Grasses. Recommended Finish Size: Premium 1-Gal<br />
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Pennisetum alopecuroides<br />
‘Burgundy Bunny’ PP2<strong>19</strong>17<br />
PENBB30, PENBB72 (Miniature Fountain Grass)<br />
This colorful, petite sport of ‘Little Bunny’ discovered<br />
at Walla Walla Nursery forms a rounded<br />
clump of green foliage that starts to turn red<br />
in summer. All-over blazing red fall color until<br />
frost. Cream flowers. Excellent in containers.<br />
12-16in/LSu/Z5-9/30 & 72ct D<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Pennisetum alopecuroides ‘Hameln’<br />
PENHA30, PENHA72 (Dwarf Fountain Grass)<br />
More compact and shorter than the species.<br />
Finely textured, mid-green leaves. Soft greenish-cream<br />
panicles appear a few weeks earlier<br />
than the species.<br />
2-3ft/MSu/Z5-9/30 & 72ct D<br />
NEW! Pennisetum alopecuroides ‘Puppy Love’ PPAF<br />
PENPL30, PENPL72 (Fountain Grass) Seedling of ‘Ginger<br />
Love’ with the same intermediate height as its parent<br />
but darker seed heads. Graceful, arching habit of<br />
medium to dark green foliage and burgundy accents.<br />
Dark red inflorescences show color in late summer<br />
and continue until frost. Not sterile.<br />
30-36in/EFa/Z5-9/30 & 72ct D<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Pennisetum alopecuroides ‘Red Head’<br />
PENRH30 (Red Head Fountain Grass) An early form of<br />
red-flowering Pennisetum. Deep purple buds mature<br />
to smoky purple plumes that measure 3in wide and<br />
8-10in long. The green foliage turns gold in<br />
fall. From Intrinsic Perennials.<br />
4-5ft/MSu-LSu/Z5-9/30ct D<br />
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Pennisetum orientale ‘Karley Rose’ PP12909<br />
Back By Popular Demand<br />
PENKR30, PENKR72 (Oriental Fountain Grass) Uniform,<br />
upright clumps of gracefully arching, deep green<br />
foliage erupt into soft rose-purple plumes from<br />
early summer until frost. Quick to establish itself in<br />
the landscape and drought tolerant. Enjoy its subtle<br />
straw color in the winter.<br />
36-40in/ESu/Z5-9/30 & 72ct D<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Pennisetum alopecuroides ‘Little Bunny’<br />
PENLB30, PENLB72 (Miniature Fountain Grass)<br />
Truly miniature grass; forms a petite, rounded<br />
mound of finely textured, green foliage. Small<br />
bottlebrush-like plumes dance in and just<br />
above the foliage in late summer. Good choice<br />
for containers, rock gardens, or the front of<br />
the border.<br />
16-20in/LSu/Z5-9/30 & 72ct D<br />
Pennisetum alopecuroides<br />
‘Burgundy Bunny’ PP2<strong>19</strong>17<br />
PRAIRIE WINDS ® Grasses<br />
Pennisetum alopecuroides<br />
‘Hameln’<br />
Pennisetum alopecuroides<br />
‘Little Bunny’<br />
New!<br />
Pennisetum alopecuroides ‘Puppy Love’ PPAF<br />
Pennisetum alopecuroides PRAIRIE WINDS® ‘Desert Plains’ PP20751<br />
Pennisetum alopecuroides PRAIRIE WINDS® ‘Desert Plains’ PP20751<br />
PENDP30, PENDP72 (Fountain Grass) An improvement over ‘Hameln’ in habit, flowering<br />
performance, and fall color. Narrow, green leaves form an upright vase-shaped<br />
clump. Showy 5in bottlebrush plumes held above the foliage emerge smoky purple<br />
and age to tan. Beautiful fall color. One of our favorites! From Gary Trucks.<br />
3-4ft/EFa/Z5-9/30 & 72ct D<br />
All propagation prohibited.<br />
Proven Winners® label and container required. Recommended Finish Size: Premium 1-Gal<br />
Pennisetum alopecuroides<br />
‘Red Head’<br />
x/x/x/x/x = foliage height / scape height (where applicable) / bloom time / zone / size offered<br />
Pennisetum orientale<br />
‘Karley Rose’ PP12909<br />
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Fall Color<br />
Schizachyrium scoparium<br />
BLUE HEAVEN<br />
(‘MinnBlueA’ PP17310)<br />
Schizachyrium scoparium<br />
‘Smoke Signal’ PP27433<br />
Schizachyrium scoparium<br />
BLUE HEAVEN<br />
(‘MinnBlueA’ PP17310)<br />
SCHBH30, SCHBH72 (Little<br />
Bluestem) Improved selection<br />
with a taller, more upright,<br />
non-flopping habit. Brighter<br />
steel blue foliage with purple<br />
highlights turns a colorful mix of<br />
purple, red, pink, and orange in<br />
fall. Glossy purple panicles. From<br />
Mary Meyer.<br />
42-54in/LSu-EFa/Z3-9/30 & 72ct D<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Schizachyrium scoparium<br />
‘Twilight Zone’ PP27432<br />
SCHTZ30, SCHTZ72 (Little Bluestem)<br />
A standout cultivar that<br />
possesses a nearly iridescent<br />
silvery mauve-purple cast all<br />
over beginning in midsummer.<br />
Retains this color through fall<br />
when brighter purple highlights<br />
develop. Forms a strictly upright,<br />
narrowly columnar clump.<br />
4-4½ft/MFa/Z3-9/30 & 72ct T<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Schizachyrium scoparium<br />
‘Twilight Zone’ PP27432<br />
Sesleria autumnalis<br />
New!<br />
PRAIRIE WINDS ® Grasses<br />
Schizachyrium scoparium<br />
‘Smoke Signal’ PP27433<br />
SCHSS30, SCHSS72 (Little<br />
Bluestem) A beautifully refined<br />
version of our native cultivar<br />
that takes on scarlet red tones<br />
in late summer, turning deeper<br />
red-purple in fall. Tiny, tan seed<br />
heads appear in early fall. Maintains<br />
its strictly upright habit<br />
through fall without flopping.<br />
3-4ft/EFa/Z3-9/30 & 72ct T<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
NEW! Sesleria autumnalis<br />
SESAU30 (Autumn Moor Grass)<br />
In summer, this cool season<br />
grass is a low mound of bright<br />
green leaves. Late season, it<br />
sends up long, tan seedheads.<br />
Great for mass planting or edging.<br />
This species tolerates light<br />
shade, which is uncommon for<br />
an ornamental grass.<br />
1-2ft/EFa/Z4-8/30ct D<br />
Gypsophila paniculata FESTIVAL STAR® (‘Danfestar’ PP148<strong>18</strong>)<br />
Schizachyrium scoparium PRAIRIE WINDS® ‘Blue Paradise’ PP28145<br />
Schizachyrium scoparium PRAIRIE WINDS® ‘Blue Paradise’ PP28145<br />
SCHBP30, SCHBP72 (Little Bluestem) A result of an extensive Schizachyrium breeding<br />
program. Upright and columnar habit stays upright all season, silvery-blue leaves in<br />
summer. Deep wine fall color.<br />
3-3½ft/EFa/Z3-9/30 & 72ct T<br />
All propagation prohibited.<br />
Proven Winners® label and container required. Recommended Finish Size: Premium 1-GLal<br />
Gypsophila paniculata FESTIVAL STAR® (‘Danfestar’ PP148<strong>18</strong>)<br />
GYPFSG1, GYPFS72 (Baby’s Breath) An extremely long blooming<br />
cultivar, flowering for several months beginning in late spring.<br />
Forms a short, neatly compact mound of grey-green foliage that<br />
is covered in dense sprays of pure white flowers. Does not go<br />
summer dormant.<br />
12-<strong>18</strong>in/LSp-EFa/Z3-9/G1, 72ct C<br />
All propagation prohibited.<br />
Proven Winners® label and container required.<br />
Recommended Finish Size: Premium 1-Gal (G1), Trade 1-Gal (72ct).<br />
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Heliopsis helianthoides TUSCAN GOLD<br />
(‘Inhelsodor’ PPAF)<br />
HELTGG1, HELTG72 (False Sunflower) Sunny yellow<br />
flowers have golden centers and matching eyes.<br />
Compact, upright habit of dark green leaves;<br />
resists powdery mildew. A perfect flower for<br />
bouquets. Larger flowers than ‘Tuscan Sun’.<br />
24-32in/MSu-LSu/Z4-9/G1, 72ct C<br />
All propagation prohibited.<br />
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Heliopsis helianthoides ‘Tuscan Sun’ PP<strong>18</strong>763<br />
HELTSG1, HELTS72 (False Sunflower) A beautiful,<br />
carefree native cultivar that offers a more compact<br />
habit and good disease resistance. Golden<br />
yellow, daisy-like flowers are produced on strong<br />
stems atop the deep green foliage.<br />
24-36in/MSu-LSu/Z3-9/G1, 72ct C<br />
All propagation prohibited.<br />
STELLAR<br />
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Heliopsis helianthoides TUSCAN GOLD<br />
(‘Inhelsodor’ PPAF)<br />
Heliopsis helianthoides ‘Tuscan Sun’<br />
PP<strong>18</strong>763<br />
Proven Winners® label and container required for all Proven Winners® Perennials. Recommended Finish Size: Premium 1-Gal (G1), Trade 1-Gal (72ct)<br />
Sporobolus heterolepis<br />
Back By Popular Demand<br />
SPOHE30 (Prairie Dropseed)<br />
Refined native prairie grass<br />
with a soft, fountain-like look.<br />
Threadlike, green leaves turn<br />
golden-orange in fall. Surprisingly<br />
fragrant, pinkish brown flowers<br />
appear atop tall, thin, arching<br />
stems. Heat and drought tolerant.<br />
2-3ft/LSu/Z3-9/30ct S<br />
Gypsophila SUMMER SPARKLES®<br />
(‘ESM Chispa’ PP<strong>19</strong>3<strong>18</strong>)<br />
GYPSSG1, GYPSS72 (Baby’s Breath)<br />
The gold standard in taller Baby’s<br />
Breath! Naturally forms a refined,<br />
compact, dense, uniform mound of<br />
grey-green foliage that becomes<br />
completely covered in flowers for<br />
months. Bright white, semi-double,<br />
slightly fragrant flowers. Does<br />
not go summer dormant.<br />
23-27in/LSp-MSu/Z3-9/G1, 72ct C<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Heliopsis helianthoides var.<br />
scabra ‘Sunburst’<br />
HELSR30 (False Sunflower) Seed<br />
selection similar to ‘Lorraine<br />
Sunshine’. Fabulous cream and<br />
green variegated foliage is topped<br />
with 2-2½in, golden yellow<br />
flowers. Greens up a bit in the<br />
heat of summer. Showy in combo<br />
containers. From Sahin.<br />
30-36in/MSu-LSu/Z4-9/30ct S<br />
Heliopsis helianthoides<br />
‘Summer Sun’<br />
HELSSG1 (False Sunflower) A<br />
beautiful, carefree perennial with<br />
semi-double, 3in wide, bright<br />
gold flowers. Their strong stems<br />
make them great for cutting. This<br />
selection is very heat tolerant,<br />
making it the best choice for<br />
southern zones.<br />
36in/MSu-LSu/Z3-9/G1 S<br />
STELLAR<br />
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Heliopsis helianthoides<br />
‘Sunstruck’ PP25524<br />
HELSKG1, HELSK72 (False Sunflower)<br />
More compact habit, more ray florets,<br />
and a deeper flower color than<br />
‘Loraine Sunshine’. 2in large, golden<br />
yellow flowers appear above the<br />
cream and green variegated foliage<br />
earlier than typical Heliopsis. From<br />
Darwin Perennials.<br />
14-16in/ESu-LSu/Z4-9/G1 & 72ct C<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Helleborus IVORY PRINCE<br />
(‘Walhelivor’ PP16<strong>19</strong>9)<br />
HELIP20 (Lenten Rose) First year<br />
blooming after vernalization.<br />
Burgundy-pink buds open to<br />
outward-facing, ivory blossoms<br />
streaked with rose and chartreuse.<br />
Dark blue-green foliage stays<br />
compact.<br />
12-<strong>18</strong>in/LWi-MSp/Z4-9/20ct T<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Sporobolus heterolepis<br />
Heliopsis helianthoides var. scabra<br />
‘Sunburst’<br />
Heliopsis helianthoides ‘Sunstruck’<br />
PP25524<br />
x/x/x/x/x = foliage height / scape height (where applicable) / bloom time / zone / size offered<br />
Gypsophila SUMMER SPARKLES®<br />
(‘ESM Chispa’ PP<strong>19</strong>3<strong>18</strong>)<br />
Heliopsis helianthoides<br />
‘Summer Sun’<br />
Helleborus IVORY PRINCE<br />
(‘Walhelivor’ PP16<strong>19</strong>9)<br />
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Helleborus<br />
When to<br />
Plant<br />
Northern Regions<br />
Plant 20s in EFa-ESp<br />
Plant 30s in ESp<br />
Plant 128s in ESu<br />
Southern Regions<br />
Plant 20s in MFa-ESp<br />
Plant 30s in LWi-ESp<br />
Plant 128s in LWi-ESp<br />
20ct Hellebore Plugs for<br />
Fall and Spring Shipping<br />
The 20ct plugs of our HONEYMOON® and WEDDING PARTY Series are excellent<br />
crops for fall planting, as they bulk up and develop roots during the fall and<br />
winter months if kept above freezing. Also available in the Spring.<br />
Helleborus WEDDING PARTY Series<br />
From <strong>Walters</strong> <strong>Gardens</strong>, Inc. hybridizer Hans Hansen, this is a series of double Hellebores. In his breeding work, Hans selects for plants with notable vigor,<br />
rich flower colors, and showy floral displays with large numbers of blossoms per plant.<br />
Helleborus WEDDING PARTY Series - Mixed<br />
HELWP20, HELWP30, HELWP128 (Lenten Rose) A mixture<br />
of color strains custom blended at the plug level for a<br />
more evenly distributed mix. Colors in the mix include<br />
black, mauve-purple, white, yellow, and pink.<br />
<strong>18</strong>-24in/ESp-MSp/Z4-9/20, 30 & 128ct S<br />
Helleborus ‘Blushing Bridesmaid’<br />
HELBB20, HELBB30, HELBB128 (Lenten Rose)<br />
2-2½in, double white flowers with raspberry-pink<br />
veining and picotee edge.<br />
<strong>18</strong>-24in/ESp-MSp/Z4-9/20, 30 & 128ct S<br />
Helleborus ‘Confetti Cake’<br />
HELCC20, HELCC30, HELCC128 (Lenten Rose)<br />
2½-3in, double white flowers with burgundy<br />
speckling concentrated toward the center of the<br />
petals.<br />
<strong>18</strong>-24in/ESp-MSp/Z4-9/20, 30 & 128ct S<br />
Helleborus WEDDING PARTY Series - Mixed<br />
Helleborus ‘Blushing Bridesmaid’<br />
Helleborus ‘Confetti Cake’<br />
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Helleborus WEDDING PARTY Series<br />
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Helleborus ‘Dark and Handsome’<br />
HELDH20, HELDH30, HELDH128 (Lenten Rose) 2½-<br />
3in, near black to black-purple flowers.<br />
<strong>18</strong>-24in/ESp-MSp/Z4-9/20, 30 & 128ct S<br />
Helleborus ‘Maid of Honor’<br />
HELMH20, HELMH30, HELMH128 (Lenten Rose) Ranges<br />
from light to dark pink, 2-3in double flowers.<br />
<strong>18</strong>-24in/ESp-MSp/Z4-9/20, 30 & 128ct S<br />
NEW! Helleborus ‘Dashing Groomsmen’<br />
HELDG20, HELDG30, HELDG128 (Lenten Rose) 3in,<br />
slate gray to dark purple flowers are fully double.<br />
<strong>18</strong>-24in/ESp-MSp/Z4-9/20, 30 & 128ct S<br />
Helleborus ‘True Love’<br />
HELTL20, HELTL30, HELTL128 (Lenten Rose) 3-3½in,<br />
rich maroon-red flowers.<br />
<strong>18</strong>-24in/ESp-MSp/Z4-9/2-, 30 & 128ct S<br />
Helleborus ‘First Dance’<br />
HELFD20, HELFD30, HELFD128 (Lenten Rose) Bright<br />
yellow to yellow with a maroon picotee edge and<br />
veining. 2-2½in double flowers.<br />
<strong>18</strong>-24in/ESp-MSp/Z4-9/20, 30 & 128ct S<br />
Helleborus ‘Wedding Bells’<br />
HELWE20, HELWE30, HELWE128 (Lenten Rose) Clear<br />
white, 2-2½in double flowers.<br />
<strong>18</strong>-24in/ESp-MSp/Z4-9/30 & 128ct S<br />
Helleborus ‘Flower Girl’<br />
HELFG20, HELFG30, HELFG128 (Lenten Rose) 2½-3in,<br />
double blush to light pink flowers.<br />
<strong>18</strong>-24in/ESp-MSp/Z4-9/20, 30 & 128ct S<br />
Helleborus ‘Dark and Handsome’<br />
New!<br />
Helleborus ‘Dashing Groomsmen’<br />
Helleborus ‘First Dance’<br />
Helleborus ‘Flower Girl’<br />
Helleborus ‘Maid of Honor’<br />
Helleborus ‘True Love’<br />
Helleborus ‘Wedding Bells’<br />
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Helleborus HONEYMOON ® Series<br />
From <strong>Walters</strong> <strong>Gardens</strong>, Inc. hybridizer Hans Hansen, this is a series of single Hellebores. In his breeding work, Hans selects for plants with notable<br />
vigor, rich flower colors, and showy floral displays with large numbers of blossoms per plant.<br />
Helleborus HONEYMOON® Series - Mixed<br />
HELHO20, HELHO30, HELHO128 (Lenten Rose) A<br />
mixture of color strains custom blended at the<br />
transplant level for a more evenly distributed<br />
mix. Colors in the mix include apricot, black,<br />
mauve-purple, white, yellow, wine-red, and<br />
pink.<br />
<strong>18</strong>-24in/ESp-MSp/Z4-9/20, 30 & 128ct S<br />
Helleborus ‘French Kiss’<br />
HELKI20, HELKI30, HELKI128 (Lenten Rose) 3-3½in,<br />
single white flowers lined with raspberry-pink that<br />
veins in toward the center of the petals.<br />
<strong>18</strong>-24in/ESp-MSp/Z4-9/20, 30 & 128ct S<br />
Helleborus ‘New York Night’<br />
HELNY20, HELNY30, HELNY128 (Lenten Rose) 2½-3in,<br />
single flowers with shades of black that include<br />
deep grey-purple, jet black, and black-purple.<br />
<strong>18</strong>-24in/ESp-MSp/Z4-9/20, 30 & 128ct S<br />
Helleborus ‘Paris in Pink’<br />
HELPN20, HELPN30, HELPN128 (Lenten Rose) 3½-4in,<br />
single light to medium pink flowers.<br />
<strong>18</strong>-24in/ESp-MSp/Z4-9/20, 30 & 128ct S<br />
Helleborus ‘Rio Carnival’<br />
HELRC20, HELRC30, HELRC128 (Lenten Rose) 2½-3in,<br />
single light yellow flowers with heavy burgundy-red<br />
speckling.<br />
<strong>18</strong>-24in/ESp-MSp/Z4-9/20, 30 & 128ct S<br />
Helleborus HONEYMOON® Series - Mixed<br />
Helleborus ‘French Kiss’<br />
Helleborus ‘New York Night’<br />
Helleborus ‘Paris in Pink’<br />
Helleborus ‘Rio Carnival’<br />
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Helleborus HONEYMOON ® Series<br />
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NEW! Helleborus ‘Romantic Getaway’<br />
HELRG20, HELRG30, HELRG128 3in, single white<br />
flowers with a dramatic red patterned center.<br />
<strong>18</strong>-24in/ESp-MSp/Z4-9/20, 30 & 128ct S<br />
Helleborus ‘Rome in Red’<br />
HELRO20, HELRO30, HELRO128 (Lenten Rose)<br />
3-4in, single rich maroon to wine-red flowers.<br />
<strong>18</strong>-24in/ESp-MSp/Z4-9/20, 30 & 128ct S<br />
Helleborus ‘Sandy Shores’<br />
HELSH20, HELSH30, HELSH128 (Lenten Rose) 2½-<br />
3in, single pale apricot flowers with a lovely<br />
rosy-peach color on the back of the petals.<br />
<strong>18</strong>-24in/ESp-MSp/Z4-9/20, 30 & 128ct S<br />
Helleborus ‘Spanish Flare’<br />
HELFE20, HELFE30, HELFE128 (Lenten Rose) 3in,<br />
single light yellow flowers with maroon-red<br />
flares concentrated around the nectaries. A<br />
novel color pattern for Lenten Rose.<br />
<strong>18</strong>-24in/ESp-MSp/Z4-9/20, 30 & 128ct S<br />
NEW! Helleborus ‘Tropical Sunset’<br />
HELTR20, HELTR30, HELTR128 3in, single creamy<br />
yellow flowers that are dramatically streaked with<br />
burgundy-red veining and picotee edge.<br />
<strong>18</strong>-24in/ESp-MSp/Z4-9/20, 30 & 128ct S<br />
NEW! Helleborus ‘Vegas Nights’<br />
HELVN20, HELVN30, HELVN128 3in, single slate<br />
gray to dark purple flowers.<br />
<strong>18</strong>-24in/ESp-MSp/Z4-9/20, 30 & 128ct S<br />
New!<br />
Helleborus ‘Romantic Getaway’<br />
Helleborus ‘Rome in Red’ Helleborus ‘Sandy Shores’ Helleborus ‘Spanish Flare’<br />
New!<br />
New!<br />
Helleborus ‘Tropical Sunset’<br />
Helleborus ‘Vegas Nights’<br />
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When to<br />
Plant<br />
Hemerocallis<br />
Northern Regions<br />
Plant G1s in LSu or ESp<br />
Plant G2s in MSu<br />
Southern Regions<br />
Plant G1s in LSu or ESp<br />
Plant G2s in LSu<br />
Zones 3-9<br />
Your Trusted Daylily Source<br />
<strong>Walters</strong> <strong>Gardens</strong> is committed to providing our<br />
customers with true to name plants. We are concerned<br />
about variability in daylilies from tissue culture, both<br />
in flowering performance and in overall characteristics.<br />
For this reason, all of the daylilies we offer are grown<br />
from field divisions. You can be confident that our true<br />
vegetative stock will deliver a consistent, uniform<br />
performance. All of our daylilies are pest resistant and<br />
free of daylily rust.<br />
Trimmed Roots<br />
We trim the roots of all daylilies<br />
before they are shipped. In our trials,<br />
trimming the roots did not set the<br />
plants back at all and in some cases,<br />
trimming actually resulted in increased<br />
rooting. Trimmed roots are also faster<br />
for our customers to pot up, weigh less<br />
in shipping, and result in less waste.<br />
Premium Daylilies<br />
For customers looking for some<br />
guidance selecting the top<br />
daylilies of each color class, look<br />
no further than our premium<br />
varieties. Each of our premium daylilies is<br />
trialed, studied, and observed for an average<br />
of 6-10 years before introduction by our<br />
experienced Daylily Growers. These are the<br />
very best daylilies we offer.<br />
week 0 week 2 week 4 week 6 week 8<br />
Abbreviation Codes<br />
VE Very early bloom; Late May - Early June EXT Extended bloom: flowers remain open for at least 16 hrs.<br />
E Early bloom; June NOC Nocturnal; buds open in late afternoon and remain open through all or part of the next day<br />
EM Early midseason bloom; early July FR Fragrant<br />
M Midseason bloom; July D Dormant foliage<br />
ML Late midseason bloom; late July SE Semi-evergreen foliage<br />
L Late bloom; August EV Evergreen foliage<br />
VL Very late bloom; mid to late August DIP Diploid<br />
RE Usually repeats bloom TET Tetraploid<br />
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Apricot/Peach/Orange Shades<br />
‘Adorable Tiger’<br />
26in–M–FR–D–TET–4-5in<br />
‘Alabama Jubilee’<br />
30in–EM–FR–D–TET–7in<br />
‘Apricot Sparkles’ PP13223<br />
15in–VE–RE–D–DIP–3in<br />
‘Bright Sunset’<br />
36in–M–EXT–FR–D–TET–6in<br />
‘Collier’<br />
28in–EM–SE–TET–6in<br />
‘Desert Flame’<br />
36in–M–RE–D–TET–5½in<br />
EARLYBIRD ORIOLE (‘Centerton One’ PP24129) 20in–E–RE–D–DIP–5in<br />
‘Fire King’<br />
30in–ML–EXT–NOC–D–TET–5½in<br />
‘Handwriting on the Wall’<br />
24in–M–RE–FR–SE–TET–6in<br />
‘Holiday Song’<br />
22in–M–D–TET–4-5in<br />
‘Inwood’<br />
25in–M–RE–FR–D–TET–6½in<br />
‘Mighty Chestnut’<br />
30in–ML–EXT–FR–D–TET–5-5½in<br />
‘New Tangerine Twist’<br />
33in–ML–FR–D–TET–6½in<br />
‘Orange Smoothie’ PP28643<br />
24in–EM–RE–FR–D–DIP–4in<br />
‘Primal Scream’<br />
34in–EM–D–TET–8in<br />
‘Rocket City’<br />
36in–M–EXT–D–TET–6in<br />
‘Siloam Peony Display’<br />
<strong>18</strong>in–M–RE–EXT–FR–D–DIP–6in<br />
‘South Seas’<br />
30in–M–RE–EXT–NOC–FR–D–TET–5in<br />
‘Summer Blush’<br />
29in –M–FR–D–TET–4½-5in<br />
Pink Shades<br />
‘Daring Deception’<br />
24in–EM–RE–SE–TET–5½in<br />
‘Elegant Candy’<br />
25in–EM–RE–FR–D–TET–4¼in<br />
‘Exotic Candy’<br />
26in–M–RE–FR–D–TET–4¼in<br />
‘Jolyene Nichole’<br />
14in–M–EXT–EV–DIP–6in<br />
‘Just Plum Happy’ PP14841<br />
20in–EM–RE–D–TET–4¾in<br />
‘Passionate Returns’ PP20002<br />
17in–EM–RE–FR –SE–DIP–4 in<br />
‘Pewter Pink’<br />
24in–EM–RE–EXT–FR–D–TET– 6-7½in<br />
‘Romantic Returns’<br />
25in–EM–RE–EXT–FR–SE–DIP–5in<br />
‘Rosy Returns’<br />
14in–E–RE–FR–D–DIP–4in<br />
‘Scottish Fantasy’<br />
28in–ML–RE–FR–SE–TET–5-5½in<br />
‘Stephanie Returns’ PP<strong>18</strong>538<br />
16-<strong>18</strong>in–E–RE–D–DIP–4in<br />
‘Stolen Treasure’<br />
26in–EM–D–DIP–6½in<br />
‘Strawberry Candy’<br />
26in–EM–RE–EXT–SE–TET–4½in<br />
‘Sweet Tart’<br />
26in–ML–D–DIP–5in<br />
‘Wineberry Candy’<br />
22in–EM–RE–EXT–FR–D–TET–4¾in<br />
White/Near White/Cream Shades<br />
‘Baby Moon Cafe’<br />
22in–EM–RE–FR–D–TET–3in<br />
‘Blueberry Candy’<br />
22in–M–RE–FR–D–TET–4¼in<br />
‘Early Snow’<br />
29in–E–RE–FR–D–TET–7in<br />
‘Joan Senior’<br />
30in–EM–RE–EXT–EV–DIP–5in<br />
‘Marque Moon’<br />
24in–ML–FR–D–TET–5-5½in<br />
‘Sunday Gloves’<br />
27in–EM–RE–EXT–FR–D–DIP–5¼in<br />
Lavender/Purple Shades<br />
‘Always Afternoon’<br />
‘Bela Lugosi’<br />
‘Garden Show’<br />
‘Judy Judy’<br />
‘Lavender Blue Baby’<br />
‘Little Grapette’<br />
‘Maestro Puccini’<br />
‘Magic Amethyst’<br />
‘Midnight Raider’<br />
‘Nosferatu’<br />
‘Purple De Oro’<br />
‘Raspberry Suede’<br />
‘Storm Shelter’<br />
Red Shades<br />
22in–EM–RE–EXT–SE–TET–5½in<br />
33in–M–SE–TET–6in<br />
24-28in–M–RE–FR–D–DIP–6in<br />
28in–M–FR–SE–TET–6in<br />
28in–EM–RE–FR–D–DIP–5½in<br />
<strong>18</strong>in–EM–SE–DIP–2in<br />
28in–M–EXT–EV–TET–5½-6in<br />
27in–EM–RE–FR–D–TET–5½in<br />
30in–M–RE–FR–SE–TET–6½in<br />
26in-M–FR–SE–TET–6in<br />
20in–EM–RE–D–DIP–2½in<br />
28in–M–D–TET–5in<br />
24in–M–RE–D–FR–TET–5in<br />
‘Cherokee Star’<br />
32in–ML–D–TET–7in<br />
‘Chicago Apache’<br />
30in–ML–D–TET–5in<br />
EARLYBIRD CARDINAL (‘Endless Heart’ PP16515) 21in–E–RE–EV–DIP–4in<br />
‘Funny Valentine’<br />
25-28in–EM–D–TET–5½in<br />
‘Pardon Me’<br />
<strong>18</strong>in–M–RE–NOC–FR–D–DIP–2¾in<br />
‘Passion for Red’<br />
27in–EM–RE–FR–SE–TET–6¾in<br />
‘Prairie Wildfire’<br />
23in–M–FR–D–TET–5in<br />
‘Red Hot Returns’ PP13499<br />
24-28in–EM–RE–EXT–SE–DIP–5in<br />
‘Red Razzmatazz’<br />
32in–ML–RE–D–TET–5½in<br />
‘Ruby Spider’<br />
34in–E–D–TET–9in<br />
‘Sun Dried Tomatoes’<br />
32-36in–ML–D–TET–6in<br />
Yellow/Gold Shades<br />
‘Big Time Happy’<br />
‘Black Eyed Susan’<br />
‘Blackthorne’<br />
‘Buttered Popcorn’<br />
‘El Desperado’<br />
‘Elegant Explosion’<br />
‘Erin Lea’<br />
‘Fooled Me’<br />
‘Going Bananas’ PP17164<br />
‘Happy Returns’<br />
‘Hyperion’<br />
‘Monterrey Jack’<br />
‘Omomuki’<br />
‘Stella de Oro’<br />
‘Stella Supreme’<br />
‘Swedish Girl’<br />
‘Tiger Swirl’<br />
‘When My Sweetheart Returns’ PP13480<br />
<strong>18</strong>in–E–EXT–FR–D–DIP–4in<br />
28in–M–RE–D–TET–4½in<br />
26in–EM–RE–SE–TET–4½ -5in<br />
32in–M–RE–FR–D–TET–6in<br />
28in–L–EXT–D–TET–5in<br />
20in–ML–RE–D–DIP–4in<br />
24in–M–RE–EXT–D–TET–5½-6in<br />
24in–M–EXT–D–TET–5½in<br />
<strong>19</strong>-22in–EM–RE–FR–SE–DIP–4in<br />
<strong>18</strong>in–E–RE–EXT–FR–D–DIP–3in<br />
40in–M–RE–EXT–FR–D–DIP–5in<br />
24in–E–D–TET–5½in<br />
26in–EM–EXT–FR–D–TET–5in<br />
15in–E–RE–EXT–FR–D–DIP–2¾in<br />
14in–EM–RE–EXT –FR–D–DIP–3in<br />
26in–EM–SE–DIP–5½in<br />
32in–M–FR–D–TET–6½in<br />
14-16in–M–RE–EXT–D–DIP–4in<br />
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Hemerocallis ‘Adorable Tiger’ Hemerocallis ‘Alabama Jubilee’ Hemerocallis ‘Always Afternoon’<br />
summer. Foliage stays nice all season. Grows well<br />
in the north and south.<br />
Traits: 22in–EM–RE–EXT–SE–TET–5½in–G1 & G2<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Apricot Sparkles’ PP13223<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Apricot Sparkles’ PP13223<br />
HMAPSG1, HMAPSG2 (Apps) Everblooming dwarf<br />
selection with a sparkling diamond dusted,<br />
apricot complete self. Flawless form. Petals are<br />
edged with attractive ruffling; sepals are smooth.<br />
A heavy bloomer that starts very early and<br />
reblooms until frost.<br />
Traits: 15in–VE–RE–D–DIP–3in–G1 & G2<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Bela Lugosi’<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Big Time Happy’<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Baby Moon Cafe’<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Adorable Tiger’<br />
Premium Daylily<br />
HMADTG1, HMADTG2 (Rasmussen) Displaying clear,<br />
vibrant colors, this daylily produces goldenorange<br />
flowers with a very prominent, sienna red<br />
eye. The eye covers half of the petals and there’s<br />
an extra wide, red picotee edge too. Makes quite a<br />
statement, even from a distance.<br />
Traits: 26in–M–FR–D–TET–4-5in–G1 & G2<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Alabama Jubilee’<br />
HMALJG1 (Webster) One of brightest colored<br />
daylilies we offer! Huge, fragrant, red-orange<br />
blossoms with a deeper red band and gold throat<br />
are presented on strong, well-branched scapes.<br />
The thick, ruffled petals hold up well in the hot<br />
summer sun. Outstanding pest resistant foliage.<br />
Grows well in the north and south.<br />
Traits: 30in–EM–FR–D–TET–7in–G1<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Always Afternoon’<br />
HMALAG1, HMALAG2 (Morss) Large, dusky rose<br />
flowers with a striking plum-purple eye, green<br />
throat, and crimped petals are produced relatively<br />
early in the season and then again in late<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Baby Moon Cafe’<br />
Premium Daylily<br />
HMBMCG1, HMBMCG2 (Trimmer) Similar in appearance<br />
to the highly regarded ‘Custard Candy’ but<br />
with a higher bud count on more well-branched<br />
scapes, fragrant blossoms, and perfect flower<br />
form. Creamy butter-yellow, diamond dusted<br />
flowers with a narrow, wine-purple eye. Strong,<br />
vigorous grower.<br />
Traits: 22in–EM–RE–FR–D–TET–3in–G1 & G2<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Bela Lugosi’<br />
Premium Daylily<br />
HMBELG1, HMBELG2 (Hanson) Widely regarded as<br />
one of the best purple daylilies on the market.<br />
Outstanding saturated true purple blooms with<br />
a lime green throat. Very sunfast for such a dark<br />
color. A strong grower, well-branched, and heavily<br />
budded. Out of this world!<br />
Traits: 33in–M–SE–TET–6in–G1 & G2<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Big Time Happy’<br />
HAPPY EVER APPSTER® Daylilies<br />
HMBTHG1, HMBTHG2 (Apps) This reblooming daylily<br />
shares a similar canary yellow flower color to<br />
the popular ‘Happy Returns’, but boasts 4in wide<br />
flowers, nearly an inch wider. Slightly ruffled<br />
petals open flat to display the rich yellow color.<br />
Traits: <strong>18</strong>in–E–EXT–FR–D–DIP–4in–G1 & G2<br />
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Hemerocallis ‘Blueberry Candy’<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Black Eyed Susan’<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Black Eyed Susan’<br />
HMBESG1 (Stevens) Rich yellow-orange tepals with<br />
a maroon eye and orange throat. Petals are lightly<br />
crimped, and have good substance. High bud<br />
count. Consistent rebloomer in northern regions.<br />
Traits: 28in–M–RE–D–TET–4½in–G1<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Blackthorne’<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Blackthorne’<br />
Premium Daylily<br />
HMBLTG1, HMBLTG2 (Trimmer) One of the very best!<br />
Very light creamy yellow blossoms with a hint of<br />
peach display a prominent, wine purple eye and<br />
matching picotee edge half way up the petals.<br />
Chartreuse throat and ruffled petals. Reblooms<br />
well here in Michigan.<br />
Traits: 26in–EM–RE–SE–TET–4½ -5in–G1 & G2<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Bright Sunset’<br />
STELLAR<br />
Seller<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Blueberry Candy’<br />
HMBLCG1, HMBLCG2 (Stamile) A strong performer<br />
in the landscape; heavily budded scapes. Blooms<br />
in midsummer, and again later in the season.<br />
Fragrant, near-ivory blossoms with a dark purple<br />
eye and matching narrow picotee edge.<br />
Traits: 22in–M–RE–FR–D–TET–4¼in–G1 & G2<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Bright Sunset’<br />
HMBRSG1, HMBRSG2 (Rudolph) Burnt copperyorange<br />
self with a golden-orange band and small,<br />
deep green throat. Petals have prominent gold<br />
midribs and ruffled edges. Sepals have smooth,<br />
gold edges. A vigorous grower with healthy dark<br />
green foliage.<br />
Traits: 36in–M–EXT–FR–D– TET–6in–G1 & G2<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Buttered Popcorn’<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Cherokee Star’<br />
Premium Daylily<br />
HMCHSG1 (Santa Lucia) Incredibly impressive,<br />
huge 7in flowers are true cherry red with a prominent<br />
yellow throat that radiates out onto the<br />
softly recurved petals. Strong, branched scapes.<br />
Excellent impulse appeal at retail and showy in<br />
the landscape.<br />
Traits: 32in–ML–D–TET–7in–G1<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Cherokee Star’<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Buttered Popcorn’<br />
HMBUPG1, HMBUPG2 (Benzinger) One of our best<br />
reblooming, large flowered daylilies! Complete<br />
butter yellow self with a tiny green throat. Yellow<br />
stamens. Produces many blooms per scape.<br />
Traits: 32in–M–RE–FR–D–TET–6in–G1 & G2<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Chicago Apache’<br />
HMCHAG1, HMCHAG2 (Marsh-Klehm) Excellent<br />
sunfast, scarlet red daylily with loosely ruffled,<br />
recurved tepals, a small yellow watermark, and<br />
green throat. More resistant to thrips than most<br />
reds.<br />
Traits: 30in–ML–D–TET–5in–G1 & G2<br />
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Hemerocallis ‘Collier’<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Daring Deception’<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Desert Flame’<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Early Snow’<br />
Hemerocallis ‘El Desperado’<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Collier’<br />
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HMCOLG1, HMCOLG2 (Brown) Considered a polychrome<br />
daylily or a blend of colors, including pink,<br />
gold, cream and yellow. Golden yellow color is<br />
concentrated in the center of the petals. Attractive<br />
ruffling. Very good rebloom in our fields although<br />
not registered as such.<br />
Traits: 28in–EM–SE–TET–6in–G1 & G2<br />
Hemerocallis EARLYBIRD CARDINAL<br />
(‘Endless Heart’ PP16515)<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Daring Deception’<br />
HMDADG1, HMDADG2 (Salter) This striking daylily<br />
stands out because of its fantastic contrast<br />
between the dusky cream-pink petals and<br />
prominent dark purple eye and green throat.<br />
Its broad petals have dark purple picotee, pie<br />
crust edges. A dependable rebloomer.<br />
Traits: 24in–EM–RE–SE–TET–5½in–G1 & G2<br />
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Hemerocallis ‘Desert Flame’<br />
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HMDEFG1, HMDEFG2 (Santa Lucia) Large,<br />
flaming red-orange blossoms are ablaze in<br />
color twice per season. Beautifully ruffled<br />
flowers with a lime green throat are of excellent<br />
substance, produced on very strong,<br />
well-budded and branched scapes. Foliage<br />
stays nice all season.<br />
Traits: 36in–M–RE–D–TET–5½in–G1 & G2<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Early Snow’<br />
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HMEASG1, HMEASG2 (Stamile) “Supremely<br />
beautiful and flawless” per daylily expert<br />
Arthur Kroll. Giant 7in, creamy ruffled flowers<br />
of incredible substance with a glowing<br />
yellow-green throat are presented atop<br />
sturdy, 4-5 way branched scapes.<br />
Traits: 29in–E–RE–FR–D–TET–7in–G1 & G2<br />
Hemerocallis EARLYBIRD ORIOLE<br />
(‘Centerton One’ PP24129)<br />
Hemerocallis EARLYBIRD CARDINAL<br />
(‘Endless Heart’ PP16515)<br />
JERSEY EARLYBIRD Daylilies<br />
HMEBCG1, HMEBCG2 (Apps) The first red, very early, continuous<br />
blooming, hardy daylily. Ripe watermelon red blossoms<br />
with a pie crust edge and chartreuse throat appear<br />
for about 100 days in zone 6. Grows quickly into a robust,<br />
floriferous clump with multiple flower scapes per fan.<br />
Traits: 21in–E–RE–EV–DIP–4in–G1 & G2<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Hemerocallis EARLYBIRD ORIOLE<br />
(‘Centerton One’ PP24129)<br />
JERSEY EARLYBIRD Daylilies<br />
HMEBOG1, HMEBOG2 (Apps-Blew) Ruffled pumpkin<br />
orange blossoms have a deep orange eyezone that<br />
highlights a yellow throat. Petals have attractive ruffling<br />
that shows off rounded petals and unique coloration.<br />
Traits: 20in–E–RE–D–DIP–5in–G1 & G2<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Hemerocallis ‘El Desperado’<br />
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HMELDG1, HMELDG2 (Stamile) This popular daylily is<br />
absolutely stunning when planted en masse. In late<br />
summer, it produces masses of large, light mustard<br />
to butter-yellow flowers with a wine-purple eye and<br />
matching picotee edge half way up the petals.<br />
Traits: 28in–L–EXT–D–TET–5in–G1 & G2<br />
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Hemerocallis ‘Elegant Candy’<br />
HMELCG1, HMELCG2 (Stamile) A frequent rebloomer<br />
with tremendous fragrant blossoms. Medium pink<br />
flowers have a triangular red eye, yellow watermark,<br />
and green throat. Rounded, heavily ruffled<br />
petals. Well-branched, heavily budded scapes.<br />
Traits: 25in–EM–RE–FR–D–TET–4¼in–G1 & G2<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Elegant Explosion’<br />
HMELEG1, HMELEG2 (Meyer/<strong>Walters</strong> <strong>Gardens</strong>, Inc.)<br />
Sparkling orange-gold, ruffled blossoms are<br />
produced atop strong, branched scapes with 22+<br />
buds apiece. Blooms in midsummer; rebloomer.<br />
Creates vibrant swatches of color in the landscape.<br />
Traits: 20in–ML–RE–D–DIP–4in–G1 & G2<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Erin Lea’<br />
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HMERLG1, HMERLG2 (Blaney) You’ll be incredibly<br />
impressed by the cookie cutter perfect flower<br />
form and consistent rebloom of this daylily. Large,<br />
broad, golden yellow blossoms edged in frilly<br />
ruffles are borne on very strong, well-branched,<br />
heavily budded scapes.<br />
Traits: 24in–M–RE–EXT–D–TET–5½-6in–G1 & G2<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Exotic Candy’<br />
HMEXCG1, HMEXCG2 (Stamile) Fragrant, light pink<br />
flowers with a dark rose eye and bright green<br />
throat appear above a robust . Blooms in midsummer;<br />
rebloomer. Ruffled, rounded petals of<br />
excellent substance recurve to reveal the rounded<br />
flower form. Displays outstanding vigor; forms a<br />
robust clump with loads of buds.<br />
Traits: 26in–M–RE–FR–D–TET–4¼in–G1 & G2<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Fire King’<br />
HMFIKG1 (Benz) An improvement over older orange<br />
daylilies. Brilliant orange flowers with heavily ruffled<br />
petals, a slightly darker red-orange halo, and<br />
a yellow-orange throat are produced atop strong,<br />
straight, well-branched, heavily budded scapes.<br />
Traits: 30in–ML–EXT–NOC–D–TET–5½in–G1<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Fooled Me’<br />
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HMFOMG1 (Hein) This popular, award-winning<br />
variety performs admirably in climates nationwide.<br />
The large flowers are golden yellow with<br />
a striking deep red eye and matching<br />
picotee, pie crust edge. This one is sure to<br />
turn some heads!<br />
Traits: 24in–M–EXT–D–TET–5½in–G1<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Funny Valentine’<br />
HMFUVG1, HMFUVG2 (Blaney) Selected for its<br />
superb dark blue-green foliage all season and<br />
large, sunfast rose-red blossoms. Ruffled flowers<br />
with a bright green throat are produced on 4-way<br />
branched scapes, up to 25 buds per scape.<br />
Traits: 25-28in–EM–D–TET–5½in–G1 & G2<br />
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Hemerocallis ‘Garden Show’<br />
HMGASG1, HMGASG2 (Carpenter) One of the<br />
best in its color class. Produces loads of large<br />
6in, lavender-mauve flowers with a prominent<br />
citron yellow throat. Highly fragrant selection.<br />
Compact, proportional habit with well-branched<br />
scapes. Rebloomer.<br />
Traits: 24-28in–M–RE–FR–D–DIP–6in–G1 & G2<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Elegant Candy’<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Elegant Explosion’<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Erin Lea’<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Exotic Candy’<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Fire King’<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Fooled Me’<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Funny Valentine’<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Garden Show’<br />
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BREEDER PROFILE<br />
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Hemerocallis RAINBOW RHYTHM® ‘Going Bananas’ PP17164<br />
Hemerocallis RAINBOW RHYTHM® ‘Going Bananas’ PP17164<br />
HMGBAG1, HMGBAG2 (Meyer/<strong>Walters</strong> <strong>Gardens</strong>, Inc.) An improved ‘Happy Returns’ with larger flowers<br />
and nearly continuous bloom right into early fall. Lemon yellow flowers open fully just above the<br />
foliage, typically 10-15 per scape. Not recommended for overwintering in containers.<br />
Traits: <strong>19</strong>–22in–EM–RE–FR–SE–DIP–4in– G1 & G2<br />
All propagation prohibited.<br />
Proven Winners® label and container required. Recommended Finish Size: Premium 1-Gal<br />
<strong>Walters</strong> <strong>Gardens</strong>, Inc. daylily hybridizer Chris Meyer<br />
became interested in hybridizing daylilies in the early<br />
<strong>19</strong>90s when he made the initial cross that eventually<br />
resulted in the introduction of Hemerocallis ‘Going<br />
Bananas’ PP17164. According to Chris, only a few<br />
seedlings out of a thousand are unique enough to<br />
merit introduction. We are proud to offer you ‘Elegant<br />
Explosion’ (pg. 97), ‘Orange Smoothie’ (pg. 101) and<br />
‘Going Bananas’ from Chris Meyer.<br />
New!<br />
NEW! Hemerocallis ‘Handwriting on the Wall’<br />
Premium Daylily<br />
HMHOWG1 (Emmerich) 6in triangular flowers are peach<br />
with a wine-purple eye. Like watercolor paint, the purple<br />
color blends to lavender-purple toward the yellow<br />
throat for a stunning display. A thin, purple picotee<br />
edge frames the edge of the blooms.<br />
Traits: 24in-M-RE-FR-SE-TET-6in-G1 D<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Happy Returns’<br />
HMHARG1, HMHARG2, HMHARG3 (Apps) This relatively<br />
short daylily produces small, canary yellow blossoms<br />
in waves from early summer to frost. Healthy green<br />
foliage. Heat tolerant. Of ‘Stella’ parentage.<br />
Traits:<strong>18</strong>in–E–RE–EXT–FR–D–DIP–3in– G1, G2 & G3<br />
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Hemerocallis ‘Handwriting on the Wall’<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Holiday Song’<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Happy Returns’<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Hyperion’<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Holiday Song’<br />
Premium Daylily<br />
HMHOSG1, HMHOSG2 (Rasmussen) Officially classified<br />
as a pink-coral-red blend. Overall look is coral-orange<br />
with a scarlet red eye and unusual orange colored<br />
throat. Pie crust ruffled, diamond dusted petals. A<br />
relatively short selection.<br />
Traits: 22in–M–D–TET–4-5in– G1 & G2<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Hyperion’<br />
HMHYPG1, HMHYPG2 (Mead) Lemon yellow self with a<br />
tiny green throat. Trumpet flower form; when viewed<br />
from the side it has the shape of a lily. Sweetly fragrant.<br />
Very tall flower scapes. Cultivated for over 90 years!<br />
Traits: 40in–M–RE–EXT–FR–D–DIP–5in– G1 & G2<br />
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Hemerocallis ‘Inwood’<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Inwood’<br />
HMINWG1, HMINWG2 (Stamile) Huge, peachy-cream<br />
flowers with a contrasting plum-purple eye and<br />
matching picotee edge on the petals. Yellow-green<br />
throat. Heavily budded scapes. Rebloomer.<br />
Traits: 25in–M–RE–FR–D–TET–6½in– G1 & G2<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Joan Senior’<br />
HMJOSG1, HMJOSG2 (Durio) This elegant creamy<br />
white daylily has ruffled, recurved petals, a pale<br />
yellow watermark, and yellow-green throat. It has<br />
an excellent bud count on well-branched scapes.<br />
Traits: 30in–EM–RE–EXT–EV–DIP–5in– G1 & G2<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Joan Senior’<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Jolyene Nichole’<br />
New!<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Jolyene Nichole’<br />
HMJONG1, HMJONG2 (Spalding-Guillory) Pink<br />
tepals with rose veining, golden yellow eye, and<br />
pale green throat. Broad petals with ruffled edges.<br />
Wide, slightly recurved form.<br />
Traits: 14in–M–EXT–EV–DIP– 6in– G1 & G2<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Judy Judy’<br />
Premium Daylily<br />
HMJUJG1, HMJUJG2 (Rasmussen) 6in, lavender flowers<br />
are strongly fragrant, with a frilly, ruffled yellow<br />
picotee edge and a prominent creamy yellow throat<br />
with lighter color midribs. Similar to ‘Ida’s Magic’<br />
but a stronger grower, according to Arthur Kroll.<br />
Traits: 28in–M–FR–SE–TET–6in–G1 & G2<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Judy Judy’<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Lavender Blue Baby’<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Just Plum Happy’ PP14841<br />
HMJPHG1, HMJPHG2 (Apps) Ruffled, mauve-pink<br />
blossoms have a prominent plum-purple eye and<br />
matching picotee edge. Branched scapes carry 15-<br />
<strong>18</strong> buds apiece and plants often rebloom more than<br />
once for an extended season of color in the garden.<br />
Traits: 20in–EM–RE–D–TET–4¾in– G1 & G2<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
NEW! Hemerocallis ‘Lavender Blue Baby’<br />
Premium Daylily<br />
HMLBBG1 (Carpenter) 2007 Stout Silver Medal<br />
Award Winner! 5½in, incredibly recurved lavenderpurple<br />
petals have a pronounced lavender-blue<br />
eye. The two colors complement each other<br />
beautifully and practically glow in the sun.<br />
Traits: 28in-EM-RE-FR-D-DIP-5½in-G1 D<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Just Plum Happy’ PP14841<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Little Grapette’<br />
HMLIGG1, HMLIGG2, HMLIGG3 (Williamson) Light<br />
grape-purple tepals with a black-grape band,<br />
rose-purple watermark, and fluorescent green<br />
throat. Popular miniature with a high bud count.<br />
Traits: <strong>18</strong>in–EM–SE–DIP–2in–G1, G2 & G3<br />
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Hemerocallis ‘Maestro Puccini’<br />
HMMAPG1, HMMAPG2 (Moldovan) Wine-purple<br />
flowers have a darker purple halo, lemon yellow<br />
throat, and ruffled petal edges. The flowers open<br />
well and are sure to impress you in the garden.<br />
Traits: 28in–M–EXT–EV–TET–5½-6in–G1 & G2<br />
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Hemerocallis ‘Little Grapette’<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Maestro Puccini’<br />
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Hemerocallis ‘Magic Amethyst’<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Marque Moon’<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Midnight Raider’<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Monterrey Jack’<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Magic Amethyst’<br />
Premium Daylily<br />
HMMAAG1, HMMAAG2 (Stamile) 5½in, amethystlavender<br />
flowers have a light lemon yellow throat<br />
with a soft and sweet fragrance. Each flower has<br />
a slightly deeper lavender-purple halo. Thick<br />
scapes with three-way branching possess lots of<br />
buds.<br />
Traits: 27in–EM–RE–FR–D–TET–5½in–G1 & G2<br />
Hemerocallis‘Mighty Chestnut’<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Midnight Raider’<br />
Premium Daylily<br />
HMMIRG1, HMMIRG2 (Stamile) Tremendous<br />
performer; best in its color class. Thick,<br />
exceptionally well-budded scapes carry large,<br />
deep reddish-purple flowers with a prominent<br />
citron yellow halo and green throat. Fragrant,<br />
ruffled, diamond dusted petals. Rebloomer.<br />
Traits: 30in–M–RE–FR–SE–TET–6½in–G1& G2<br />
Hemerocallis ‘New Tangerine Twist’<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Monterrey Jack’<br />
Premium Daylily<br />
HMMOJG1, HMMOJG2 (Trimmer) Large flowers of<br />
perfect form are light yellow with a well-defined,<br />
raspberry-red eye. The broad, rounded,<br />
ruffled petals open wide and flat. Strong<br />
grower with candelabra-branched scapes. Early<br />
bloomer.<br />
Traits: 24in–E–D–TET–5½in–G1 & G2<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Marque Moon’<br />
Premium Daylily<br />
HMMMOG1, HMMMOG2 (Trimmer) One of our<br />
very best! This daylily sets the new standard for<br />
white daylilies. Extravagantly ruffled, fragrant,<br />
cream-colored blossoms with a radiating yellow<br />
throat and matching picotee edge. Heavy bloomer.<br />
Traits: 24in–ML–FR–D–TET–5-5½in–G1 & G2<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Mighty Chestnut’<br />
Premium Daylily<br />
HMMCHG1, HMMCHG2 (Blaney) Totally unique color,<br />
guaranteed to stand out from the crowd. Aptly<br />
named, it produces russet red-orange (some call<br />
it chestnut), fragrant blossoms with a deep burgundy<br />
eye and gold throat. Majestic flower form.<br />
Strong, well-branched and budded scapes.<br />
Traits: 30in–ML–EXT–FR–D–TET–5-5½in–G1 & G2<br />
Hemerocallis ‘New Tangerine Twist’<br />
Premium Daylily<br />
HMNTTG1, HMNTTG2 (Klehm) Uniquely shaped long<br />
petals form a triangular blossom. Light tangerine-orange<br />
flowers have a slight rose tone overall<br />
and a faint rose halo with a golden-orange throat.<br />
The “twist” of the name references the pie crustedged<br />
petals.<br />
Traits: 33in–ML–FR–D–TET–6½in–G1 & G2<br />
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Hemerocallis RAINBOW RHYTHM® ‘Nosferatu’<br />
Hemerocallis RAINBOW RHYTHM® ‘Nosferatu’<br />
HMNOSG1, HMNOSG2 (Hanson) This daylily is similar to ‘Bela Lugosi’ but is<br />
shorter and has fragrant blossoms with prominent dark purple veining. Very<br />
large, shimmering dark purple, very sunfast flowers with a chartreuse throat<br />
and ruffled petals. Heavy bloomer on well-branched scapes.<br />
Traits: 26in-M–FR–SE–TET–6in–G1 & G2<br />
Plants for finished production only.<br />
Hemerocallis RAINBOW RHYTHM® ‘Orange Smoothie’ PP28643<br />
Hemerocallis RAINBOW RHYTHM® ‘Orange Smoothie’ PP28643<br />
HMORSG1, HMORSG2 (Meyer/<strong>Walters</strong> <strong>Gardens</strong>, Inc.) 4in wide, orange-mango<br />
petals with a light rose band, pink mid-rib, and green throat. Well-branched,<br />
4-way flower scapes have upwards of 32 buds per scape. Flowers are cookie-cutter<br />
consistent in form and color with excellent rebloom.<br />
Traits: 24in–EM–RE–FR–D–DIP–4in–G1 & G2<br />
All propagation prohibited.<br />
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Hemerocallis ‘Omomuki’ Hemerocallis ‘Pardon Me’ Hemerocallis ‘Passion for Red’<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Omomuki’<br />
HMOMOG1, HMOMOG2 (Stamile) One of the best<br />
yellow tetraploids according to renowned daylily<br />
specialist Arthur Kroll. Fragrant, clear citron yellow<br />
blossoms have a bright green throat and heavily<br />
ruffled petals. Well-branched, heavily budded<br />
scapes. The flowers open well after cool nights,<br />
making it a good choice for northern gardens.<br />
Traits: 26in–EM–EXT–FR–D–TET–5in– G1 & G2<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Pardon Me’<br />
HMPAMG1, HMPAMG2 (Apps) This award winning<br />
miniature daylily produces cranberry-red flowers<br />
with a narrow yellow watermark, bright green<br />
throat, and pie crust ruffled petals. Heavily budded<br />
scapes carry the blossoms from mid-July to<br />
mid-October here in Michigan.<br />
Traits: <strong>18</strong>in–M–RE–NOC–FR–D–DIP–2¾in– G1 & G2<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Passion for Red’<br />
Premium Daylily<br />
HMPFRG1, HMPFRG2 (Stamile) An advancement<br />
in red daylily breeding. Very sunfast, extremely<br />
vibrant red flowers have a contrasting yellow<br />
eye/throat zone visible on all 6 tepals. Very large,<br />
fragrant blossoms are carried on thick, 3-4 way<br />
branched scapes atop vigorously growing plants.<br />
Traits: 27in–EM–RE–FR–SE–TET–6¾in– G1 & G2<br />
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BREEDER PROFILE<br />
Darrel Apps<br />
Darrel Apps first developed his<br />
passion for breeding daylilies<br />
when he worked for the University<br />
of Kentucky and saw how<br />
well the plants performed in the<br />
hot summers there. He made his<br />
first cross in <strong>19</strong>69 and continued<br />
for several decades. Much of Dr.<br />
Apps’ work has been focused on<br />
developing varieties which thrive<br />
in northern climates.<br />
Through Centerton Nursery, Dr. Apps and Denny Blew developed<br />
the Happy Ever Appster® and Jersey Earlybird Daylilies. All are<br />
very long blooming cultivars, some are early blooming. Look for<br />
(Apps) in our daylily descriptions to identify cultivars developed<br />
by this talented hybridizer.<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Passionate Returns’<br />
PP20002<br />
HAPPY EVER APPSTER® Daylilies<br />
Premium Daylily<br />
HMPARG1, HMPARG2 (Apps) (AKA ‘Dynamite<br />
Returns’) What Darrel Apps considers his<br />
best overall quality rebloomer to date. 4in,<br />
rosy-red, ruffled flowers have perfect form.<br />
Branched scapes and lots of blooms. Blooms<br />
all summer and into fall.<br />
Traits: 17in–EM–RE–FR–SE–DIP–4in–Z4-9–<br />
G1 & G2<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Pewter Pink’<br />
HMPEPG1, HMPEPG2 (Stamile) Choose this one<br />
for its strongly fragrant, huge, shimmering<br />
silvery-pink flowers. Lightly ruffled, sculpted<br />
flowers are of excellent substance, opening<br />
wide and flat to display a radiant yellow-green<br />
throat. Thick, top branched scapes.<br />
Traits: 24in–EM–RE–EXT–FR–D–TET– 6-7½in–<br />
G1 & G2<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Prairie Wildfire’<br />
HMPRWG1, HMPRWG2 (Ellison) Classic<br />
fragrant red daylily with a high bud<br />
count and flowers that are presented<br />
just above the foliage. Velvety red<br />
flowers with slightly recurved petals<br />
and a yellow throat are produced in<br />
midsummer.<br />
Traits: 23in–M–FR–D–TET–5in–G1 & G2<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Purple De Oro’<br />
HMPDOG1, HMPDOG2, HMPDOG3 (De-<br />
Groot) (AKA ‘Razzmatazz’) Miniature<br />
daylily with medium purple flowers<br />
and a compact growth habit. Petals<br />
have narrow pie crust edges, dark purple<br />
veining, and paler purple midribs.<br />
Bright yellow throat. Blooms nearly all<br />
summer!<br />
Traits: 20in–EM–RE–D–DIP–2½in–G1,<br />
G2 & G3<br />
RAINBOW RHYTHM ® Daylilies<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Passionate Returns’ PP20002<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Pewter Pink’<br />
Hemerocallis RAINBOW RHYTHM® ‘Primal Scream’<br />
Hemerocallis RAINBOW RHYTHM® ‘Primal Scream’<br />
HMPRSG1, HMPRSG2 (Hanson) Nothing comes close to this spectacular<br />
award winner! Enormous, glimmering tangerine-orange, gold dusted<br />
blossoms have narrow, twisted, ruffled petals. This one just screams<br />
“Buy me!” Steals the show when in bloom.<br />
Traits: 34in–EM–D–TET–8in–G1 & G2<br />
Plants for finished production only.<br />
Proven Winners® label and container required. Recommended Finish Size: Premium 1-Gal<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Prairie Wildfire’<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Purple de Oro’<br />
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Hemerocallis ‘Red Razzmatazz’<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Red Hot Returns’ PP13499<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Raspberry Suede’<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Raspberry Suede’<br />
HMRSUG1, HMRSUG2 (Blaney) Impressive<br />
rich raspberry-red flowers, super saturated<br />
like raspberry syrup, are quite sunfast<br />
for such a dark color. Aptly named, they<br />
have an unusually smooth, velvety texture<br />
like suede. Well-budded scapes top<br />
the large clump.<br />
Traits: 28in–M–D–TET–5in–G1 & G2<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Red Hot Returns’<br />
PP13499<br />
HAPPY EVER APPSTER® Daylilies<br />
Premium Daylily<br />
HMRHRG1, HMRHRG2 (Apps) From Dr. Apps<br />
comes the first red, continuous blooming<br />
daylily. Cherry-red blossoms have a<br />
bright yellow halo, apple green throat,<br />
and ruffled petals. Vigorous grower;<br />
produces several flower scapes per fan.<br />
Blooms all summer and into fall.<br />
Traits: 24-28in–EM–RE–EXT–SE–DIP–5in–<br />
Z4-9–G1 & G2<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Red Razzmatazz’<br />
Premium Daylily<br />
HMRERG1, HMRERG2 (Klehm) Incredibly<br />
impressive selection with the best foliage<br />
of any red daylily we offer. Big, strong,<br />
vigorous plant with well-branched, heavily<br />
budded scapes. Clear fire engine red<br />
flowers with a yellow throat and pie crust<br />
ruffled tepals. Very sunfast for a red.<br />
Traits: 32in–ML–RE–D–TET–5½in–G1 & G2<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Rocket City’<br />
HMROCG1, HMROCG2 (Hardy) This reliable<br />
daylily produces large, bittersweet orange<br />
flowers with a darker eye and lighter<br />
orange-yellow midribs. It is very easy to<br />
grow and propagate. Extended bloom;<br />
flowers remain open for at least 16hrs.<br />
Traits: 36in–M–EXT–D–TET–6in–G1 & G2<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Rocket City’<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Romantic<br />
Returns’ PP13481<br />
HAPPY EVER APPSTER® Daylilies<br />
Premium Daylily<br />
HMRREG1, HMRREG2 (Apps) Another<br />
standout reblooming daylily from<br />
Dr. Darrel Apps! Deep rose pink<br />
flowers have ruffled petals with notably<br />
large flowers for a continuous<br />
bloomer at 5in wide. Compared to<br />
‘Passionate Returns’, this is a deeper<br />
pink with larger flowers.<br />
Traits: 25in–EM–RE–EXT–FR–SE–<br />
DIP–5in–G1 & G2<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Rosy Returns’<br />
HMRORG1, HMRORG2, HMRORG3<br />
(Apps) From Dr. Darrel Apps comes<br />
the first hardy rose pink everblooming<br />
daylily. Rose pink with a deep<br />
rose eyezone and yellow throat.<br />
Blooms consistently from June to<br />
frost here in Michigan.<br />
Traits: 14in–E–RE–FR–D–DIP–4in–G1,<br />
G2 & G3<br />
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Hemerocallis ‘Romantic Returns’<br />
PP13481<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Rosy Returns’<br />
RAINBOW RHYTHM ® Daylilies<br />
Hemerocallis RAINBOW RHYTHM® ‘Ruby Spider’<br />
Hemerocallis RAINBOW RHYTHM® ‘Ruby Spider’<br />
HMRSPG1, HMRSPG2 (Stamile) A must-have for retailers; incredible impulse appeal.<br />
Gigantic 9in, ruby red flowers with a radiating golden yellow throat have long<br />
petals that open wide. Planted singly or in groups, this extraordinary daylily is<br />
sure to make a huge visual impact!<br />
Traits: 34in–E–D–TET–9in–G1 & G2<br />
Plants for finished production only.<br />
Proven Winners® label and container required. Recommended Finish Size: Premium 1-Gal<br />
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Hemerocallis ‘Scottish Fantasy’<br />
RAINBOW RHYTHM ® Daylilies<br />
Hemerocallis RAINBOW RHYTHM®<br />
‘Siloam Peony Display’<br />
HMSPDG1, HMSPDG2 (Henry) Produces an<br />
elegant display of large, consistently fully<br />
double, fragrant flowers with ruffled petals<br />
in midsummer; rebloomer. Peach, diamond<br />
dusted blossoms with a rose blush near the<br />
center.<br />
Traits: <strong>18</strong>in–M–RE–EXT–FR–D–DIP–6in–G1 & G2<br />
Plants for finished production only.<br />
Proven Winners® label and container required.<br />
Recommended Finish Size: Premium 1-Gal<br />
Hemerocallis RAINBOW RHYTHM®<br />
‘Siloam Peony Display’<br />
Hemerocallis ‘South Seas’<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Stella de Oro’<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Stella de Oro’<br />
HMSDOG1, HMSDOG2, HMSDOG3 (Jablonski)<br />
World’s most popular daylily! Bright gold<br />
complete self with mild pie crust edging.<br />
Flowers profusely in early summer, followed<br />
by waves of bloom into early fall.<br />
Traits: 15in–E–RE–EXT–FR–D–DIP–2¾in–<br />
G1, G2, & G3<br />
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Hemerocallis ‘Stella Supreme’<br />
HMSSPG1, HMSSPG2, HMSSPG3 (Berbee) A continous<br />
bloomer like ‘Stella de Oro’, but differs<br />
in terms of flower color and flower shape.<br />
Lemon yellow flowers, similar in color to ‘Big<br />
Time Happy’, but with a smaller flower size.<br />
Triangular-shaped flowers.<br />
Traits: 14in–EM–RE–EXT–FR –D–DIP–3in–G1,<br />
G2 & G3<br />
STELLAR<br />
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Hemerocallis ‘Stella Supreme’<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Stolen Treasure’<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Stephanie Returns’ PP<strong>18</strong>538<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Scottish Fantasy’<br />
HMSCFG1, HMSCFG2 (Moldovan) An excellent<br />
grower with phenomenal lineage including<br />
‘South Seas’. Large, fragrant, rose pink flowers<br />
with a sunny yellow watermark, lime green<br />
throat, and pie crust ruffled petals. Thick,<br />
branched, well-budded scapes. Incredibly<br />
heavy flowering.<br />
Traits: 28in–ML–RE–FR–SE–TET–5-5½in–G1 & G2<br />
Hemerocallis ‘South Seas’<br />
HMSOSG1, HMSOSG2 (Moldovan) Absolutely<br />
gorgeous! Uniquely colored flowers are coral-tangerine<br />
with a reddish-coral band and<br />
yellow throat. Smooth, rounded petals have<br />
beautifully ruffled edges. Vigorous grower<br />
with healthy foliage and tons of buds.<br />
Traits: 30in-M-RE-EXT-NOC-FR-D-TET-5in–G1 & G2<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Stephanie Returns’<br />
PP<strong>18</strong>538<br />
HAPPY EVER APPSTER® Daylilies<br />
HMSTEG1, HMSTEG2 (Apps-Blew) A short daylily<br />
with nearly continuous bloom. Unique<br />
bicolor light peachy-pink blend. Ruffled petals<br />
with a narrow purple eye, radiant yellow<br />
throat, and deeper rose-purple sepals.<br />
Named for Perennial Diva Stephanie Cohen.<br />
Traits: 16-<strong>18</strong>in–E–RE–D–DIP–4in–G1 & G2<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Stolen Treasure’<br />
Premium Daylily<br />
HMSTRG1, HMSTRG2 (Dougherty) Charming<br />
romantic pink bitone; blossoms are a<br />
unique blend of light and dark rose pink<br />
tones with a prominent yellow halo. Very<br />
large 6½in flowers have beautifully ruffled,<br />
diamond dusted petals. One of a kind!<br />
Traits: 26in–EM–D–DIP–6½in–G1 & G2<br />
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RAINBOW RHYTHM ® Daylilies<br />
Hemerocallis RAINBOW RHYTHM® ‘Storm Shelter’<br />
Hemerocallis RAINBOW RHYTHM® ‘Storm Shelter’<br />
HMSTSG1, HMSTSG2 (Emmerich) A high quality tetraploid daylily. Mauve colored blossoms<br />
have enormous eggplant purple eyes and matching pie crust edges. Flower petals are<br />
elegantly rounded and made of heavy substance.<br />
Traits: 24in–M–RE–D–FR–TET–5in–G1 & G2<br />
Plants for finished production only.<br />
Proven Winners® label and container required. Recommended Finish Size: Premium 1-Gal<br />
BREEDER PROFILE<br />
Karol Emmerich<br />
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After more than 20 years<br />
of sitting behind a desk<br />
as a corporate executive,<br />
Karol Emmerich of<br />
Springwood <strong>Gardens</strong> in<br />
Minnesota decided she<br />
needed a lot more color<br />
in her life! Ever since she<br />
“retired” in <strong>19</strong>93, she has<br />
been creating beautiful<br />
gardens and the daylilies<br />
that grow in them. Her<br />
goal has been to create<br />
large, northern hardy,<br />
fancy daylilies with<br />
great color, good scapes,<br />
instant rebloom, and<br />
inspiring names. Since 2003, she has introduced more than<br />
175 different cultivars, many of which have won awards from<br />
the garden judges of the American Hemerocallis Society.<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Strawberry Candy’<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Summer Blush’<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Sun Dried Tomatoes’<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Strawberry Candy’<br />
HMSTCG1, HMSTCG2 (Stamile) Pink self with a bright<br />
raspberry-red eye, orange-gold watermark, and<br />
green throat. Ruffled petals with red edges. Long<br />
blooming.<br />
Traits: 26in–EM–RE–EXT–SE–TET–4½in–G1 & G2<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Summer Blush’<br />
HMSUBG1, HMSUBG2 (Trimmer) This elegant pastel<br />
daylily produces sweetly fragrant, light apricot flowers<br />
with a well-defined rose eye. The broad, thick,<br />
ruffled, diamond dusted petals open wide. Sunfast<br />
flowers appear on strong, well-budded scapes.<br />
Traits: 29in –M–FR–D–TET–4½-5in–G1 & G2<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Sun Dried Tomatoes’<br />
Premium Daylily<br />
HMSDTG1, HMSDTG2 (Klehm) Consistently one of our most<br />
outstanding red daylilies. Large, rich red, sunfast, glimmering<br />
diamond dusted flowers have a golden green throat and<br />
perfect pie crust ruffled petals. Heavily budded, thick scapes<br />
carry loads of blossoms for many weeks.<br />
Traits: 32-36in–ML–D–TET–6in–G1 & G2<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Sunday Gloves’<br />
HMSUGG1, HMSUGG2 (LeBegue-Rogers) Near-white blossoms<br />
are highly fragrant with loosely ruffled tepals, a pale yellow<br />
eye, and tiny celery-green throat. Superior foliage and<br />
flower form. Very easy to grow. Blooms all summer.<br />
Traits: 27in–EM–RE–EXT–FR–D–DIP–5¼in–G1 & G2<br />
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RAINBOW RHYTHM ® Daylilies<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Swedish Girl’<br />
Hemerocallis RAINBOW RHYTHM® ‘Tiger Swirl’<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Sweet Tart’<br />
Hemerocallis RAINBOW RHYTHM® ‘Tiger Swirl’<br />
HMTISG1, HMTISG2 (Rasmussen) Huge, 6½in triangular-shaped flowers are light golden yellow<br />
with a pronounced raspberry-red eye. Its bottom sepals are smooth, often twisting or<br />
curling into a “swirling” motion. A perfect companion to ‘Primal Scream’ and ‘Ruby Spider’.<br />
Traits: 32in–M–FR–D–TET–6½in–G1 & G2<br />
Plants for finished production only.<br />
Proven Winners® label and container required. Recommended Finish Size: Premium 1-Gal<br />
Hemerocallis ‘When My Sweetheart Returns’ PP13480<br />
NEW! Hemerocallis ‘Swedish Girl’<br />
HMSWGG1, HMSWGG2 (Sims) 5½-6in, pastel<br />
yellow flowers have mauve-pink edges that<br />
bleed inward. Incredible ruffling highlights<br />
the coloration for a showy display in<br />
midsummer. Blooms open wide and flat,<br />
producing larger flowers than what might be<br />
expected.<br />
Traits: 26in-EM-SE-DIP-5½in-G1 & G2<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Sweet Tart’<br />
Premium Daylily<br />
HMSWTG1, HMSWTG2 (Bennett) Delightful pie<br />
crust ruffles line the edges of this large flowered,<br />
diamond dusted, light pinkish-peach<br />
daylily with a radiant gold throat. Broad,<br />
rounded petals open flat for best display. A<br />
durable, vigorous selection.<br />
Traits: 26in–ML–D–DIP–5in–G1 & G2<br />
Hemerocallis ‘When My Sweetheart<br />
Returns’ PP13480<br />
HAPPY EVER APPSTER® Daylilies<br />
HMWMSG1, HMWMSG2 (Apps) One of few<br />
truly everblooming daylilies; blooms for<br />
several months straight. Soft peachy yellow<br />
blossoms with a large, rose pink eye, lemon<br />
throat, and romantically ruffled petals are<br />
produced on short scapes. Produces several<br />
scapes per fan.<br />
Traits: 14-16in–M–RE–EXT–D–DIP–4in–G1 & G2<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Wineberry Candy’<br />
HMWICG1, HMWICG2 (Stamile) One of the<br />
longest blooming daylilies and one of the<br />
first to bloom. Fragrant, soft pinkish-peach<br />
colored blossoms have a contrasting winepurple<br />
eye. Nicely branched scapes carry the<br />
flowers beginning in early summer.<br />
Traits: 22in–EM–RE–EXT–FR–D–TET–4¾in–G1 & G2<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Wineberry Candy’<br />
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Heuchera<br />
When to<br />
Plant<br />
Northern Regions<br />
Plant 20s in ESp-LSp<br />
Plant 72s in LSu or ESp<br />
Southern Regions<br />
Plant 20s in MWi-LSp<br />
Plant 72s in LWi-ESp<br />
Heuchera Timeless Collection<br />
(Coral Bells) This Collection boasts different foliage colors such as green, purple, yellow,<br />
and silver. Each has a reblooming flower performance like their predecessor, ‘Berry<br />
Timeless’, with similar sizes for ease in combination.<br />
8-10in/16-20in/ESu-MFa/Z4-9/20 & 72ct T<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Heuchera ‘Berry Timeless’ PP26357<br />
HEUBT20, HEUBT72 A profusion of light<br />
pink flowers appear in tight wands; blooms<br />
without vernalization. Flowers age to<br />
deeper rose, drying in place on the stems.<br />
Lightly silvered, mint green foliage.<br />
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NEW! Heuchera ‘Grape Timeless’ PPAF<br />
HEUGT20, HEUGT72 Shiny, dark purple<br />
leaves with charcoal veining. Bright rosy<br />
pink flowers on dark purple stems.<br />
NEW! Heuchera ‘Timeless Glow’ PPAF<br />
HEUTG20, HEUTG72 Chartreuse-yellow foliage<br />
has a silver overlay, maturing to lime<br />
green. Intense, rose pink flowers.<br />
NEW! Heuchera ‘Timeless Treasure’<br />
PPAF<br />
HEUTT20, HEUTT72 Small, pewter leaves<br />
have dark veins. Large rosy pink flowers<br />
on mahogany stems.<br />
Heuchera ‘Berry Timeless’ PP26357<br />
New!<br />
New!<br />
New!<br />
Heuchera ‘Grape Timeless’ PPAF<br />
Heuchera ‘Timeless Glow’ PPAF<br />
Heuchera ‘Timeless Treasure’ PPAF<br />
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Heuchera DOLCE® ‘Appletini’ PPAF<br />
HEUAP20, HEUAP72 (Coral Bells)<br />
The perfect combination of lime<br />
foliage and red flowers! Medium<br />
sized, lime green leaves have a silver<br />
overlay. Dark rose-red stems hold<br />
rich ruby-red flowers, starting in<br />
early summer. This plant occasionally<br />
reblooms into fall.<br />
8-10in/<strong>18</strong>-24in/ESu-LSu/Z4-9/20 & 72ct T<br />
All propagation prohibited.<br />
Heuchera DOLCE ® Series<br />
DOLCE® Heuchera are easy to grow and extremely versatile. These varieties are popular in both the landscape and combination containers because of their<br />
year-round foliage interest and the ease of blending with other plants.<br />
NEW! Heuchera DOLCE® ‘Apple NEW! Heuchera DOLCE® ‘Cherry<br />
Twist’ PPAF<br />
Truffles’ PPAF<br />
HEUAT20, HEUAT72 (Coral Bells) This HEUCT20, HEUCT72 (Coral Bells) An<br />
unique plant changes throughout the improvement on CINNAMON CURLS<br />
season. Newly emerging leaves have with similar shape and color, but<br />
red veining that lightens with age. adding increased vigor and size. New<br />
Very wavy, rippled chartreuse-yellow leaves are bright red, heavily ruffled,<br />
leaves will mature to apple green. and form a low, mounding habit. In<br />
Dense, full habit with good vigor. summer the color persists, maturing<br />
10-12in/<strong>18</strong>-20in/MSu/Z4-9/20 & 72ct T to a rich mahogany red. Dark burgundy<br />
stems hold light pink flowers on<br />
All propagation prohibited.<br />
dark rose calyxes.<br />
8-10in/<strong>18</strong>-22in/MSu/Z4-9/20 & 72ct T<br />
All propagation prohibited.<br />
Heuchera DOLCE® ‘Silver Gumdrop’<br />
PP29207<br />
H. villosa Hybrid<br />
HEUSG20, HEUSG72 (Coral Bells) Unlike<br />
other silver Heucheras, ‘Silver Gumdrop’<br />
has vibrant pink flowers instead<br />
of the typical white. A smaller scale<br />
Heuchera with silver, iridescent<br />
leaves and a semi-glossy finish.<br />
Leaves take on a rosy-blush overtone<br />
later in the season.<br />
6-8in/20-24in/ESu-LSu/Z4-9/20 & 72ct T<br />
All propagation prohibited.<br />
STELLAR<br />
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New!<br />
Heuchera DOLCE® ‘Appletini’ PPAF<br />
Heuchera DOLCE® ‘Apple Twist’ PPAF<br />
New!<br />
Heuchera DOLCE® ‘Cherry Truffles’ PPAF<br />
Heuchera DOLCE® ‘Silver Gumdrop’ PP29207<br />
Proven Winners® label and container required for all DOLCE® Heuchera. Recommended Finish Size: Premium 1-Gal<br />
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Heuchera DOLCE ® Series<br />
New!<br />
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Heuchera DOLCE® ‘Spearmint’ PPAF<br />
NEW! Heuchera DOLCE® ‘Spearmint’ PPAF<br />
HEUSP20, HEUSP72 (Coral Bells) Like ‘Silver Gumdrop’, this plant boasts beautiful<br />
foliage and excellent flower performance. Silvery-green leaves have dark green<br />
veins. Compared to ‘Appletini’, this is a rich, deep shade of green rather than<br />
chartreuse-yellow. Bicolor flowers have dark pink petal tips and light pink bases<br />
with a long season of bloom.<br />
8-10in/26-28in/MSu/Z4-9/20 & 72ct T<br />
All propagation prohibited.<br />
Heuchera DOLCE® ‘Wildberry’ PPAF<br />
NEW! Heuchera DOLCE® ‘Wildberry’ PPAF<br />
HEUWI20, HEUWI72 (Coral Bells) Large, scalloped, glossy leaves are a bold shade<br />
of purple. Compared to ‘Blackberry Ice’, the leaves are larger, have a richer hue,<br />
and hold onto their purple color for much of the season. Charcoal veins really<br />
make the leaf color pop. Dark stems hold rosy-pink calyxes and white flowers.<br />
10-14in/26-28in/MSu/Z4-9/20 & 72ct T<br />
All propagation prohibited.<br />
Proven Winners® label and container required for all DOLCE® Heuchera. Recommended Finish Size: Premium 1-Gal<br />
Heuchera PRIMO® ‘Black Pearl’ PPAF<br />
20<strong>18</strong> Proven Winners® Perennial of the Year<br />
H. villosa Hybrid<br />
HEUBP20, HEUBP72 (Coral Bells) Meet<br />
the new standard in black Heuchera!<br />
Forms a dense habit of shiny, jet black<br />
leaves with scalloped, ruffled edges and<br />
rosy-purple undersides. Keeps its intense<br />
black color even in full sun. White<br />
flowers are held in pink calyxes (requires<br />
vernalization to bloom).<br />
8-10in/<strong>18</strong>-20in/MSu/Z4-9/20 & 72ct T<br />
All propagation prohibited.<br />
Heuchera PRIMO ® Series<br />
STELLAR<br />
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Heuchera PRIMO® ‘Black Pearl’ PPAF<br />
20<strong>18</strong> Proven Winners® Perennial of the Year<br />
Proven Winners® label and container required for all PRIMO Heuchera. Recommended Finish Size: Premium 1-Gal<br />
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Heuchera PRIMO ® Series<br />
New!<br />
New!<br />
Heuchera PRIMO® ‘Mahogany Monster’ PPAF<br />
Heuchera PRIMO® ‘Peachberry Ice’ PPAF<br />
Heuchera PRIMO® ‘Pretty Pistachio’ PPAF<br />
Heuchera PRIMO® ‘Wild Rose’ PPAF<br />
NEW! Heuchera PRIMO®<br />
‘Mahogany Monster’ PPAF<br />
H. villosa Hybrid<br />
HEUMH20, HEUMH72 (Coral Bells)<br />
Massive glossy, mahogany-red leaves<br />
form a substantial clump of foliage.<br />
Slightly ruffled leaves can grow up to<br />
6 inches wide. Very thick, burgundy<br />
stems hold masses of light pink buds<br />
with cream flowers. Leaves become<br />
more coppery with age.<br />
12-16in/32-38in/MSu/Z4-9/20 & 72ct T<br />
All propagation prohibited.<br />
NEW! Heuchera PRIMO®<br />
‘Peachberry Ice’ PPAF<br />
HEUPB20, HEUPB72 (Coral Bells) Large<br />
4½-5in, apricot-orange leaves have<br />
a silver overlay. Pronounced ruffling<br />
reveals bright pink undersides of the<br />
leaves. The bright orange color is most<br />
pronounced in the spring with newly<br />
emerging foliage, over the warmer<br />
months the color mellows. Burgundy<br />
stems hold airy, cream flowers.<br />
8-10in/24-30in/MSu/Z4-9/20 & 72ct T<br />
All propagation prohibited.<br />
Heuchera PRIMO® ‘Pretty<br />
Pistachio’ PPAF<br />
H. villosa Hybrid<br />
HEUPT20, HEUPT72 (Coral Bells) A big<br />
and beautiful perennial! Leaves are<br />
chartreuse in spring and mellow to<br />
lime green in summer. Huge, 5in wide<br />
clusters of medium pink flowers appear<br />
all summer long. Flowers dry on<br />
the stems to a lovely raspberry color.<br />
Best in filtered sun or afternoon shade.<br />
8-10in/20-24in/ESu-LSu/Z4-9/20 & 72ct T<br />
All propagation prohibited.<br />
Heuchera PRIMO® ‘Wild Rose’ PPAF<br />
H. villosa Hybrid<br />
HEUWR20, HEUWR72 (Coral Bells)<br />
A dense habit of large, bright<br />
rosy-purple leaves with deep charcoal<br />
gray veining. The prominent dark<br />
veining causes the foliage color to pop.<br />
Upright, dark burgundy-rose flower<br />
scapes have matching dark buds that<br />
open to rosy-pink flowers.<br />
8-10in/<strong>18</strong>-22in/MSu/Z4-9/20 & 72ct T<br />
All propagation prohibited.<br />
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Heuchera ‘Caramel’ PP16560<br />
H. villosa Hybrid<br />
HEUCL20, HEUCL72 (Coral Bells) Popular selection<br />
prized for its vigor and densely robust habit. Forms<br />
a rounded mound of large, fuzzy leaves that range<br />
in color from apricot to amber depending on light<br />
levels and temperature. Cream flowers. From Thierry<br />
Delabroye.<br />
12in/14in/MSu/Z4-9/20 & 72ct T<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
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Heuchera ‘Electric Plum’ PPAF<br />
HEUEP20, HEUEP72 (Coral Bells) New leaves emerge<br />
near black and lighten to an intense purple with<br />
dramatic black veining. Dainty, bright fuchsia-pink<br />
flowers. Brighter purple foliage color, more attractive<br />
flowers, and improved floral performance compared<br />
to ‘Grape Expectations’.<br />
8-10in/22-24in/ESu-MSu/Z4-9/20 & 72ct T<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Heuchera ‘Grape Expectations’ PP26894<br />
H. villosa Hybrid<br />
HEUGE20, HEUGE72 (Coral Bells) An excellent grower, very<br />
uniform in production. Forms a dense, upright mound<br />
of broad, thick and durable, vibrant grape-purple leaves<br />
with black veins. Holds its color well, then develops<br />
a bright silver overlay in the heat of summer. Creamy<br />
white flowers. Good performance in southern zones.<br />
12in/34in/MSu/Z4-9/20 & 72ct T<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
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Heuchera ‘Lava Lamp’ PP26761<br />
H. villosa Hybrid<br />
HEULL20, HEULL72 (Coral Bells) This robust grower<br />
forms a billowy mass of large, rounded, coppery-purple<br />
leaves which are bright copper orange in spring.<br />
Deep purple scapes carry the cream flowers in early<br />
summer. Terrific in landscapes and large containers.<br />
16in/32-36in/ESu/Z4-9/20 & 72ct T<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
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NEW! Heuchera ‘Lemon Love’ PPAF<br />
H. villosa Hybrid<br />
HEULE20, HEULE72 (Coral Bells) Slightly ruffled,<br />
chartreuse leaves resist burning and are produced<br />
on an especially vigorous habit. The color<br />
will be more lime green in deeper shade. Over<br />
time, this plant will gradually spread to about<br />
3ft wide if given the space. Cream flowers<br />
have hints of blush in the calyxes.<br />
10-14in/20in/MSu/Z4-9/20 & 72ct T<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Heuchera micrantha ‘Palace Purple’<br />
HEUPP30, HEUPP72 (Coral Bells) Large, shiny,<br />
star-shaped leaves range in color from deep<br />
olive green to purplish-bronze with amethyst-purple<br />
undersides. Tiny cream flowers.<br />
8-12in/20in/LSp-MSu/Z4-9/30 & 72ct S<br />
Heuchera ‘Caramel’ PP16560<br />
Heuchera ‘Electric Plum’ PPAF<br />
New!<br />
Heuchera ‘Grape Expectations’ PP26894<br />
Heuchera ‘Lava Lamp’ PP26761<br />
Heuchera ‘Lemon Love’ PPAF<br />
Heuchera micrantha ‘Palace Purple’<br />
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New!<br />
Heuchera ‘Pink Panther’ PPAF<br />
Photo courtesy of Terra Nova Nurseries<br />
Heuchera ‘Plum Pudding’<br />
Heuchera ‘Twist of Lime’ PPAF<br />
Heuchera ‘You’re So Vein’ PPAF<br />
NEW! Heuchera ‘Pink Panther’ PPAF<br />
HEUPK20, HEUPK72 (Coral Bells) In spring, semiglossy<br />
leaves emerge metallic pink, maturing<br />
to dark berry-pink with dark veins. Filtered<br />
light or shade protect the lighter coloration<br />
and bring out the best hue. Dark rose calyxes<br />
hold light pink flowers on white stems.<br />
10-12in/28-30in/MSu/Z4-9/20 & 72ct T<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Heuchera ‘Plum Pudding’<br />
HEUPL20, HEUPL72 (Coral Bells) This classic<br />
coral bells forms a broad clump of plumpurple<br />
leaves with a pewter overlay, darker<br />
veining, and deep purple undersides.<br />
Dainty cream flowers appear on tall scapes.<br />
Dependable and easy to grow.<br />
8in/26in/LSp-MSu/Z4-9/20 & 72ct T<br />
Heucherella ‘Catching Fire’ PPAF<br />
Heuchera ‘Twist of Lime’ PPAF<br />
HEUTL20, HEUTL72 (Coral Bells) Incredibly wavy,<br />
chartreuse-yellow leaves. Perhaps one of our<br />
brightest yellow Heucheras. Ruffling becomes less<br />
pronounced as the foliage matures. For best yellow<br />
color, site in dappled shade or morning sun. Cream<br />
flowers appear in early summer.<br />
8-10in/12-16in/ESu-MSu/Z4-9/20 & 72ct T<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Heuchera ‘You’re So Vein’ PPAF<br />
HEUYV20, HEUYV72 (Coral Bells) Chartreuse leaves<br />
with scalloped edges form an impeccable, full habit.<br />
New leaf growth has chartreuse veining and bronze<br />
red coloring that closely follows the vein. Flowers are<br />
very bright, almost fluorescent pink with lighter pink<br />
calyxes giving a bicolor look.<br />
8-10in/12-16in/ESu-MSu/Z4-9/20 & 72ct T<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Heucherella ‘Pink Fizz’ PP26947<br />
Heucherella ‘Catching Fire’ PPAF<br />
H. villosa Hybrid<br />
HERCF20, HERCF72 (Foamy Bells) A polished, vigorous<br />
perennial. Rounded, vibrant lime green leaves have<br />
defined flame-shaped markings that flare from the<br />
center like cherry red fire. In summer, markings deepen<br />
to mahogany. Cream flowers. Best in filtered sun or<br />
afternoon shade.<br />
8-10in/16-20in/ESu/Z4-9/20 & 72ct T<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Heucherella ‘Pink Fizz’ PP26947<br />
HERPF20, HERPF72 (Foamy Bells) Durable perennial for sun<br />
or shade. Large, deeply lobed, soft green leaves are lightly<br />
silvered with prominent purple veins. Retains its dense<br />
habit and coloration all season. Pure pink flowers pop<br />
open from hot pink buds on densely packed flower wands.<br />
8in/10-13in/ESu-MSu/Z4-9/20 & 72ct T<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
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Heucherella FUN AND GAMES ® Collection<br />
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Heucherella FUN AND GAMES® ‘Eye Spy’ PPAF<br />
HERES20, HERES72 (Foamy Bells) Bubblegum pink flowers appear in<br />
spring and bloom without vernalization. In spring, large, dissected leaves<br />
emerge amber-yellow with deep rose centers that vein out to the edges of<br />
the leaves. Leaves mellow to bright chartreuse-green with a silver overlay.<br />
8-10in/16in/LSp/Z4-9/20 & 72ct T<br />
All propagation prohibited.<br />
Heucherella FUN AND GAMES® ‘Hopscotch’ PP28750<br />
H. villosa Hybrid<br />
HERHO20, HERHO72 (Foamy Bells) Leaves emerge red with dark red<br />
centers early in spring, before lightening to bronze-red. Lobed leaves<br />
create a unique lacy texture in the garden. The leaves mellow to deep<br />
green later in the season. Cream flowers.<br />
10-12in/16-20in/LSp/Z4-9/20 & 72ct T<br />
All propagation prohibited.<br />
Heucherella FUN AND GAMES® ‘Red Rover’ PP28751<br />
H. villosa Hybrid<br />
HERRR20, HERRR72 (Foamy Bells) Newest leaves in spring are copperyred,<br />
a brighter red than ‘Hopscotch’. Large, deeply lobed, finger-like<br />
leaves have burgundy-red centers. The leaves mellow to olive green<br />
later in the season with rich, red fall color. Burgundy-rose stems hold<br />
creamy white flowers.<br />
6-8in/28-34in/LSp/Z4-9/20 & 72ct T<br />
All propagation prohibited.<br />
Heucherella FUN AND GAMES® ‘Eye Spy’ PPAF<br />
Proven Winners® label and container required for all FUN AND GAMES®<br />
Heucherella. Recommended Finish Size: Premium 1-Gal<br />
Heucherella FUN AND GAMES® ‘Hopscotch’ PP28750<br />
Heucherella ‘Pumpkin Spice’ PPAF<br />
Heucherella ‘Pumpkin Spice’ PPAF<br />
H. villosa Hybrid<br />
HERPS20, HERPS72 (Foamy Bells) Bronze-red leaves emerge in late<br />
spring and hold their color well into early summer. Each lobed leaf<br />
has deep mahogany centers that follow the veins of the leaf. Dark red<br />
stems hold cream flowers.<br />
8-10in/16-20in/ESu/Z4-9/20 & 72ct T<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Heucherella FUN AND GAMES® ’Red Rover’ PP28751<br />
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Hibiscus<br />
When to<br />
Plant<br />
All Regions<br />
Plant G1s in MSp-LSp<br />
Plant 72s in ESu-MSu<br />
week 2 week 4 week 6 week 8 week 10 week 12<br />
Growing Bare Root Hibiscus<br />
Growers looking for a high margin, quick turn perennial with outstanding impulse appeal should consider bare root hardy Hibiscus. Hibiscus<br />
are in their prime at the height of summer, filling the gap between early and late flowering perennials. Their dinner plate sized flowers have<br />
awesome impulse appeal and are popular with all kinds of gardeners. Hibiscus are very easy to grow if you follow these guidelines:<br />
Potting and Timing<br />
• Pot up bare root Hibiscus into 3-Gal containers in mid through late spring. Plant immediately upon arrival of your shipment. Pot up 72ct<br />
plugs into 2-Gal containers in early to mid summer.<br />
• Use a peat/bark soil mix with a pH of 6.0-6.5.<br />
• Place the potted plants directly outside, under full sun, after the last frost date and hook them up to drip irrigation. Space plants a minimum<br />
of <strong>18</strong>in apart to have well-rounded finished plants.<br />
Growing and Finishing<br />
• When the bare root plants start to grow, pinch the top growth back once to 3-5 nodes. Then drench the entire plant with 1ppm<br />
uniconazole (Sumagic®) one week after pinching.<br />
• Keep plants moist at all times to prevent leaf drop and the flower buds from aborting.<br />
• Hibiscus grows very quickly and requires ample amounts of fertilizer. Feed with 150-200ppm N constant liquid feed at every watering.<br />
Recommended EC is 2.5-3.5 using the pour through method.<br />
• An advantage to growing Hibiscus outdoors is that the more natural growing cycle allows intermediate blooming varieties the time to set<br />
buds up the stems, a key selling point. Plants grown indoors tend to stretch and not set buds up the stems.<br />
• Scout regularly for Japanese beetles, sawfly larvae, spider mites, and whiteflies, treating as needed.<br />
• Both bare root and plugs will finish in 12-14 weeks in their respective recommended containers. Allow 6 weeks from the time of pinching<br />
to flower.<br />
• Finished plants will be very large and full with a minimum of 3-4 sturdy, flowering stems. They have a very high value at retail.<br />
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Hibiscus SUMMERIFIC ® Collection<br />
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Hibiscus SUMMERIFIC® ‘Ballet Slippers’ PPAF<br />
Hibiscus SUMMERIFIC® ‘Ballet Slippers’ PPAF<br />
HIBBSG1, HIBBS72 (Rose Mallow) Great feminine appeal! Huge 7in wide,<br />
ruffled flowers are white with a deep red eye. Blush pink color appears on<br />
the edges of the petals, creating a pinwheel effect. Attractive, bright green<br />
leaves form a polished, upright habit with an extremely high bud count.<br />
4ft/MSu-EFa/Z4-9/G1, 72ct TC<br />
All propagation prohibited.<br />
Hibiscus SUMMERIFIC® ‘Berry Awesome’ PP27936<br />
20<strong>19</strong> Proven Winners® Perennial of the Year<br />
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Hibiscus SUMMERIFIC® ‘Berry Awesome’ PP27936<br />
20<strong>19</strong> Proven Winners® Perennial of the Year<br />
HIBBAG1, HIBBA72 (Rose Mallow) This stunning variety has a densely compact<br />
habit of deeply lobed, maple-like leaves, a vast improvement on older varieties.<br />
Its dark, midnight olive green foliage complements the lavender-pink flowers<br />
for a showy display in late summer. Huge 7-8in ruffled flowers have a red eye.<br />
4ft/MSu-LSu/Z4-9/G1, 72ct TC<br />
All propagation prohibited.<br />
Hibiscus SUMMERIFIC® ‘Cherry Choco Latte’ PPAF<br />
HIBCLG1, HIBCL72 (Rose Mallow) Very large, 8-9in three-dimensional<br />
flowers are white with intense deep pink veining and a notable large red<br />
eye. Attractive dark olive green foliage has bronze highlights. Replaces<br />
‘Cherry Cheesecake’ in the Proven Winners® lineup with larger flowers and<br />
improved flower form, more pronounced veining on the petals, darker<br />
foliage, and an improved, compact habit.<br />
4ft/MSu-EFa/Z4-9/G1, 72ct TC<br />
All propagation prohibited.<br />
Hibiscus SUMMERIFIC® ‘Cherry Choco Latte’ PPAF<br />
Proven Winners® label and container required for all SUMMERIFIC® Hibiscus. Recommended Finish Size: Premium 3-Gal (G1), Premium 2-Gal (72ct)<br />
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Hibiscus SUMMERIFIC ® Collection<br />
Hibiscus SUMMERIFIC® var. ‘Cranberry Crush’ PP2<strong>19</strong>84<br />
HIBCCG1, HIBCC72 (Rose Mallow) Breakthrough in WGI breeding! Naturally<br />
forms a short, compact, fully rounded clump. Near-black buds open to<br />
glossy, deep scarlet red, 7-8in flowers at each node up the stems for several<br />
months. Deep green, leathery, maple-like leaves with purple overtones.<br />
3-4ft/MSu-EFa/Z4-9/G1, 72ct TC<br />
All propagation prohibited.<br />
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NEW! Hibiscus SUMMERIFIC® ‘Holy Grail’ PPAF<br />
HIBHGG1, HIBHG72 (Rose Mallow) Incredibly dark, near-black leaves are oval<br />
shaped and pack the habit for a very full appearance. 8-9in rich, deep red<br />
flowers. The red and black colors perfectly complement each other. Bright<br />
green calyxes starkly contrast the dark foliage.<br />
4-4½ft/MSu-EFa/Z4-9/G1, 72ct TC<br />
All propagation prohibited.<br />
Hibiscus SUMMERIFIC® var. ‘Cranberry Crush’ PP2<strong>19</strong>84<br />
New!<br />
Hibiscus SUMMERIFIC® ‘Perfect Storm’ PP27880<br />
HIBPRG1, HIBPR72 (Hardy Hibiscus) Everything you would want in a Hibiscus:<br />
awesome compact habit, huge flowers, and dark foliage. About half the<br />
size of ‘Summer Storm’. 7-8in wide, white flowers are edged with light<br />
pink, with a bright red eye that radiates out with the veins.<br />
3ft/MSu-LSu/Z4-9/G1, 72ct TC<br />
All propagation prohibited.<br />
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Hibiscus SUMMERIFIC® ‘Holy Grail’ PPAF<br />
Hibiscus SUMMERIFIC® ‘Perfect Storm’ PP27880<br />
Proven Winners® label and container required for all SUMMERIFIC® Hibiscus. Recommended Finish Size: Premium 3-Gal (G1), Premium 2-Gal (72ct)<br />
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Hibiscus ‘Airbrush Effect’ PP29295<br />
Hibiscus ‘Mars Madness’ PP27838<br />
Hibiscus ‘Midnight Marvel’ PP24079<br />
Hibiscus ‘Airbrush Effect’ PP29295<br />
HIBAEG1, HIBAE72 (Rose Mallow) 8-8½in, vibrant pink flowers with salmon<br />
tones have an airbrushed central white halo and a small dark red eye. Overlapping<br />
petals create a three dimensional look to the flowers. Rich, dark green<br />
foliage forms a compact habit. Lots of flower buds translate to a long season<br />
of bloom.<br />
3½-4ft/MSu-EFa/Z4-9/G1, 72ct TC<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Hibiscus ‘Mars Madness’ PP27838<br />
HIBMSG1, HIBMS72 (Rose Mallow)Unique foliage and flower color combination.<br />
Dark olive green, maple-like leaves have copper highlights; newest leaves are<br />
coppery-purple. Huge 6-8in magenta-red flowers open flat and have overlapping<br />
petals and deeply impressed veins. A later blooming selection.<br />
4-4½ft/LSu-EFa/Z4-9/G1, 72ct TC<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Hibiscus ‘Midnight Marvel’ PP24079<br />
HIBMIG1, HIBMI72 (Rose Mallow) Absolutely stunning! Combines the deep<br />
wine-purple, maple-like foliage of ‘Perfect Storm’ and the scarlet red, 8-9in<br />
flowers of ‘Cranberry Crush’. Relatively compact habit; intermediate in size<br />
between its parents. Indeterminate bloomer; very long flowering selection.<br />
4ft/MSu-EFa/Z4-9/G1, 72ct TC<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
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Hibiscus ‘Mocha Moon’ PP27837<br />
Hibiscus ‘Mocha Moon’ PP27837<br />
HIBMOG1, HIBMO72 (Rose Mallow) A great combination of dark foliage and<br />
white flowers. Huge 7-8in, slightly cupped pure white flowers have a scarlet<br />
red eye. Flowers are produced from the top to the bottom of the plant. Bright<br />
lime green calyxes contrast nicely with the deep bronze-green foliage.<br />
4ft/MSu-EFa/Z4-9/G1, 72ct TC<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
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Hibiscus ‘Starry Starry Night’ PP27901<br />
Hibiscus ‘Summer in Paradise’ PP28730<br />
Hibiscus ‘Vintage Wine’ PP27839<br />
Hibiscus ‘Starry Starry Night’ PP27901<br />
HIBSNG1, HIBSN72 (Rose Mallow) Stunning flowers<br />
with the darkest foliage to date makes this Hibiscus<br />
a must-have. Near-black, broad, maple-like<br />
leaves. Interesting 7-8in, pale pink flowers have<br />
darker pink speckling and veining. Bright green<br />
calyxes contrast with dark foliage.<br />
3½-4ft/MSu-EFa/Z4-9/G1, 72ct TC<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
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Hibiscus ‘Summer in Paradise’ PP28730<br />
HIBSIG1, HIBSI72 (Rose Mallow) A refined, full<br />
habit with a fantastic, floriferous performance.<br />
Huge 7-8in hot cerise-red flowers. Medium green,<br />
maple-like leaves are accented by olive green<br />
edges. Flowers are produced from the top to the<br />
bottom of the plant.<br />
3-3½ft/MSu-EFa/Z4-9/G1, 72ct TC<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
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Hibiscus ‘Vintage Wine’ PP27839<br />
HIBVWG1, HIBVW72 (Rose Mallow) Near-black buds<br />
open to huge 7in, scarlet red flowers that shimmer<br />
in the sun. Dark green, heart-shaped leaves form<br />
a densely upright, columnar clump. Differs from<br />
‘Cranberry Crush’ with the shape of its leaves, the<br />
tone of flower color, and the density of its plant<br />
habit. A later blooming selection.<br />
4-4½ft/LSu-EFa/Z4-9/G1, 72 TC<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
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Hosta<br />
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Zones 3-9<br />
Hostas are one of the most well-known of all perennials and they are indispensable for shade. They offer an amazing palette of colors, sizes,<br />
textures, and flowers that naturally complement other shade perennials such as ferns, bleeding hearts, and sedges. Miniature hostas are<br />
perfectly suited to troughs while giant hostas make outstanding landscape specimens.<br />
Trimmed Roots<br />
We trim the roots of all bare root hostas we<br />
offer before they are shipped. In our trials,<br />
trimming the roots did not set the plants back<br />
at all and in some cases, trimming actually<br />
resulted in increased rooting. Trimmed roots<br />
are also faster for our customers to pot up,<br />
weigh less in shipping, and result in less waste.<br />
Premium Hosta<br />
For customers looking for some guidance<br />
in selecting the top hostas in each color<br />
class, our hosta experts have developed<br />
a list of premium varieties. Based on our<br />
observations and experience growing these plants long before<br />
they are introduced and our continued experience over the<br />
years, these are the very best hostas we offer.<br />
72ct Hostas will be available for shipping the week of 3/11/<strong>19</strong> (week 11) - 2 weeks earlier than previous seasons.<br />
x/x/x/x/x = foliage height / scape height (where applicable) / bloom time / zone / size offered<br />
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Hosta Color and Size Listing<br />
American Hosta Society Sizes<br />
MN = Mini 4-6 inches tall L = Large <strong>19</strong>-28 inches tall<br />
S = Small 7-10 inches tall G = Giant 28 < inches tall<br />
M = Medium 11-<strong>18</strong> inches tall<br />
Chartreuse / Gold Shades<br />
‘Age of Gold’ PPAF L ‘Key West’ L<br />
‘August Moon’ L ‘Maui Buttercups’ S<br />
‘Coast to Coast’ PP26469 G ‘Munchkin Fire’ S<br />
‘Curly Fries’ MN ‘Sum and Substance’ G<br />
‘Dancing Queen’ M ‘Sun Mouse’ PPAF MN<br />
‘Designer Genes’ M ‘Wiggles and Squiggles’ S<br />
‘Fire Island’<br />
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Green Shades<br />
‘Empress Wu’ PP20774 G ‘Royal Standard’ L<br />
‘Komodo Dragon’<br />
G<br />
Dark Center / Light Margin<br />
(Margin-Variegated)<br />
‘Afterglow’ PP26755 L m. ‘Aureomarginata’ L<br />
‘Autumn Frost’ PP23224 M ‘Northern Exposure’ G<br />
‘Blue Ivory’ PP<strong>19</strong>623 M ‘One Last Dance’ PPAF M<br />
‘Bridal Falls’ PP25594 L ‘Patriot’ L<br />
‘Cameo’ MN ‘Praying Hands’ M<br />
‘Diamonds are Forever’ PP26011 S ‘Regal Splendor’ G<br />
‘Earth Angel’ G ‘Royal Wedding’ PP26727 M<br />
‘First Frost’ M ‘Sagae’ L<br />
‘Fortunei Aureomarginata’ L ‘School Mouse’ PPAF S<br />
‘Francee’ M ‘Seducer’ PP22413 L<br />
‘Frances Williams’ L ‘Undulata Albomarginata’ M<br />
‘Ginko Craig’ S ‘Victory’ G<br />
‘Golden Tiara’ M ‘Wheee!’ PP23565 M<br />
‘Grand Tiara’ M ‘Wide Brim’ M<br />
‘Liberty’ PP12531 L ‘Wolverine’ M<br />
‘Mighty Mouse’ S ‘Wrinkle in Time’ PPAF S<br />
‘Mini Skirt’ PP26743 MN ‘Wu-La-La’ PPAF G<br />
‘Minuteman’<br />
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‘Abiqua Drinking Gourd’ M ‘Humpback Whale’ G<br />
‘Big Daddy’ L ‘Joy Ride’ M<br />
‘Blue Angel’ G ‘Krossa Regal’ G<br />
‘Blue Elf’ PPAF S ‘Neptune’ PP<strong>19</strong>674 L<br />
‘Blue Mouse Ears’ S ‘Prairie Sky’ PP17309 M<br />
‘Blueberry Muffin’ M s. ‘Elegans’ L<br />
‘Church Mouse’ S ‘Waterslide’ PPAF M<br />
‘Diamond Lake’ PPAF L ‘Wishing Well’ L<br />
‘Hadspen Blue’ M ‘Yankee Blue’ L<br />
‘Halcyon’<br />
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(Medio-Variegated)<br />
‘Angel Falls’ PP28785 M ‘Island Breeze’ PP27151 M<br />
‘Beyond Glory’ PP28784 M ‘June’ M<br />
‘Brother Stefan’ L ‘June Spirit’ PP25593 M<br />
‘Captain Kirk’ L ‘Lakeside Paisley Print’ S<br />
‘Cathedral Windows’ PP17295 L ‘Loyalist’ M<br />
‘Christmas Candy’ M ‘Night Before Christmas’ M<br />
‘Cool as a Cucumber’ L ‘Old Glory’ PP12503 M<br />
‘Dream Weaver’ M ‘Pandora’s Box’ MN<br />
‘Etched Glass’ PPAF M ‘Paradigm’ L<br />
‘Fire and Ice’ M ‘Pocketful of Sunshine’ PP23709 S<br />
‘First Dance’ PPAF L ‘Prairie’s Edge’ M<br />
‘Gold Standard’ L ‘Pure Heart’ MN<br />
‘Great Expectations’ L ‘Rainbow’s End’ PP17251 M<br />
‘Guacamole’ L ‘Rainforest Sunrise’ S<br />
‘Guardian Angel’ L ‘Remember Me’ M<br />
‘Half and Half’ M ‘Revolution’ M<br />
‘Hans’ L ‘Rhino Hide’ L<br />
‘Happy Dayz’ M ‘Stained Glass’ M<br />
‘Heat Wave’ M ‘Touch of Class’ PP13080 M<br />
‘High Society’ PP17313 S ‘Vulcan’ L<br />
‘Hudson Bay’ PP23598<br />
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Hosta ‘Abiqua Drinking Gourd’<br />
Hosta ‘Afterglow’ PP26755<br />
New!<br />
Hosta ‘Angel Falls’ PP28785<br />
Hosta ‘Age of Gold’ PPAF<br />
Hosta ‘Abiqua Drinking Gourd’<br />
HSADGG1, HSADG20, HSADG72 (Walden-West) Dark blue-green seersuckered<br />
leaves with heavy substance display a unique cupped form. White flowers.<br />
Demonstrates good slug resistance.<br />
M/<strong>18</strong>in/22in/ESu/G1, 20 & 72ct DT<br />
Hosta ‘Afterglow’ PP26755<br />
Premium Hosta<br />
HSAFG20 (<strong>Walters</strong> <strong>Gardens</strong>, Inc.) This wide margined sport of ‘Climax’ features<br />
large, green, heart-shaped leaves with incredibly striking, wide, yellow<br />
margins. Forms an impressive upright mound in the landscape; makes an<br />
excellent specimen. Pale lavender flowers.<br />
L/24in/36in/ESu/20ct T<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
NEW! Hosta ‘Age of Gold’ PPAF<br />
HSAGO20, HSAGO72 (Hansen/<strong>Walters</strong> <strong>Gardens</strong>, Inc.) Golden yellow leaves make<br />
this the perfect specimen for a statement in the shade. Upright, spreading<br />
habit of large smooth leaves. Near-white, tubular flowers have a very faint pale<br />
lavender central pattern. Best color in morning sun or filtered shade.<br />
L/25in/42-48in/MSu/Z3-9/20 & 72ct T<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Hosta ‘August Moon’<br />
Hosta ‘Angel Falls’ PP28785<br />
HSANF20, HSANF72 (<strong>Walters</strong> <strong>Gardens</strong>, Inc.) Variegated sport of ‘Niagara Falls’<br />
and the reverse variegation of ‘Bridal Falls’. Forms a rounded mound of cascading<br />
green leaves with beautiful white centers. Lighter green appears where<br />
margins and centers overlap. Light lavender flowers.<br />
M/16in/25in/MSu/20 & 72ct T<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Hosta ‘August Moon’<br />
HSAUMG1, HSAUMG2, HSAUM72 (Langfelder/Summers/Ruh) Classic gold to<br />
chartreuse hosta with corrugated leaves of good substance. Tolerates some<br />
sun which intensifies the gold color of the leaves. Pale lavender flowers.<br />
L/20in/24in/MSu-LSu/G1 & G2, 72ct DT<br />
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Hosta SHADOWLAND® ‘Autumn Frost’ PP23224<br />
20<strong>19</strong> Proven Winners® Hosta of the Year<br />
HSAFR20, HSAFR72 (<strong>Walters</strong> <strong>Gardens</strong>, Inc.) Incredibly<br />
showy sport of ‘First Frost’. Leaves emerge frosty bluegreen<br />
with wide, brilliant yellow margins in spring<br />
and then turn green with creamy white margins<br />
in summer. One of the showiest of all hostas. Light<br />
lavender flowers.<br />
M/12in/12-16in/MSu-LSu/20 & 72ct T<br />
All propagation prohibited.<br />
Proven Winners® label and container required.<br />
Recommended Finish Size: Premium 1-Gal<br />
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Hosta SHADOWLAND® ‘Autumn Frost’ PP23224<br />
20<strong>19</strong> Proven Winners® Hosta of the Year<br />
Hosta ‘Beyond Glory’ PP28784<br />
Hosta ‘Beyond Glory’ PP28784<br />
HSBEG20, HSBEG72 (<strong>Walters</strong> <strong>Gardens</strong>, Inc.) Sport of<br />
‘Old Glory’ with wider, dark green margins. Margins<br />
measure about 3in at the widest point, more than<br />
twice the width of ‘Old Glory’. Pale lavender flowers.<br />
M/16in/29in/MSu/20 & 72ct T<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Hosta ‘Big Daddy’<br />
Hosta ‘Big Daddy’<br />
HSBID20, HSBID72 (Shaw) Classic award winning<br />
blue hosta. Forms a large, upright, compact clump<br />
of thick, rounded, chalky blue leaves. Foliage<br />
becomes puckered and cupped as it matures and<br />
deepens to blue-green as summer progresses.<br />
Near-white, bell-shaped flowers.<br />
L/24in/24in/LSu/20 & 72ct T<br />
Hosta ‘Blue Angel’<br />
HSBLA20, HSBLA72 (Shaw) Our best selling large<br />
blue hosta; a classic shade garden specimen.<br />
Large, blue-green leaves of very heavy substance<br />
form a huge mound. Light lavender flowers are<br />
produced just above the foliage. Slug resistant and<br />
easy to grow.<br />
G/36in/48in/MSu/20 & 72ct T<br />
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Hosta ‘Blue Mouse Ears’<br />
Hosta ‘Blue Elf’ PPAF<br />
Hosta ‘Blue Ivory’ PP<strong>19</strong>623<br />
Hosta ‘Blue Elf’ PPAF<br />
HSBLE72 (Hansen/<strong>Walters</strong> <strong>Gardens</strong>, Inc.) Miniature<br />
hosta with truly blue, powdery leaves;<br />
similar in color to ‘Fragrant Blue’. At 2½-3in<br />
leaves are larger than ‘Blue Mouse Ears’. Short,<br />
lavender flower spikes.<br />
S/8in/12in/MSu/72ct T<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Hosta ‘Blue Ivory’ PP<strong>19</strong>623<br />
HSBLI20, HSBLI72 (Meyer) This ‘Halcyon’ sport has<br />
wide, creamy white margins and a blue center<br />
in spring. Margins brighten to white and may<br />
develop a unique green blush while the center<br />
turns blue-green in summer. Lavender flowers.<br />
M/16in/20-24in/MSu/20 & 72ct T<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Hosta ‘Blueberry Muffin’<br />
Hosta ‘Bridal Falls’ PP25594<br />
Hosta ‘Blue Mouse Ears’<br />
Premium Hosta<br />
HSBMEG1, HSBMEG2, HSBME20, HSBME72 (Deckert)<br />
Adorable small hosta with thick, heart-shaped,<br />
blue-green to grey-green leaves. Forms a perfectly<br />
symmetrical mound. Clusters of lavender,<br />
bell-shaped flowers emerge from balloon-like<br />
buds on perfectly proportioned scapes.<br />
S/8in/12in/MSu/G1 & G2, 20 & 72ct DT<br />
Hosta ‘Blueberry Muffin’<br />
Premium Hosta<br />
HSBLM20, HSBLM72 (Meyer) Strong grower with<br />
reliable garden performance. Long-lasting blue<br />
foliage deepens to blue-green late in the season.<br />
Rounded, puckered leaves are held on attractive<br />
light mauve petioles. Matching mauve scapes<br />
carry the lavender flowers.<br />
M/14in/<strong>18</strong>in/ESu/20 & 72ct T<br />
Hosta ‘Bridal Falls’ PP25594<br />
Premium Hosta<br />
HSBRF20, HSBRF72 (van den Top) Variegated sport<br />
of ‘Niagara Falls’. Forms a beautiful cascading<br />
mound of wavy-edged, heart-shaped, green<br />
leaves with pale yellow to creamy white margins.<br />
Shows mature traits best on older plants. Light<br />
lavender flowers.<br />
L/26-28in/44in/MSu/Z3-9/20 & 72ct T<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Hosta ‘Brother Stefan’<br />
Premium Hosta<br />
HSBRS20, HSBRS72 (Petryszyn) A favorite of hosta<br />
enthusiasts! Forms a large clump of thick, heavily<br />
corrugated, puckered leaves. Spring leaves are<br />
chartreuse with a blue margin. Mature leaves are<br />
gold with a green margin. Near-white flowers.<br />
L/20in/24in/LSp-ESu/20 & 72ct T<br />
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Hosta ‘Cameo’ Hosta ‘Captain Kirk’ Hosta ‘Cathedral Windows’ PP17295<br />
Hosta ‘Cameo’<br />
HSCAM72 (Hansen/Shady Oaks Nursery) This mini<br />
hosta is a reverse sport of ‘Pandora’s Box’. Small,<br />
round, green leaves with creamy white margins jet<br />
towards the midrib. Purple flowers.<br />
MN/6in/12in/ESu/72ct T<br />
Hosta ‘Christmas Candy’<br />
Hosta ‘Church Mouse’<br />
SHADOWLAND ® Hostas<br />
Hosta ‘Captain Kirk’<br />
HSCAKG1, HSCAKG2, HSCAK20 (Brill) Broad leaves of<br />
heavy substance with wide, dark green margins<br />
and bright gold centers. Pale lavender flowers. An<br />
improved sport of ‘Gold Standard’; has much wider,<br />
dark green leaves with golden centers and a heavier<br />
substance.<br />
L/20in/30in/MSu/G1 & G2, 20ct D<br />
Hosta ‘Cathedral Windows’ PP17295<br />
Premium Hosta<br />
HSCAW20 (Hansen) A brighter version of ‘Holy Mole’.<br />
Grows quickly to form a large clump of rounded,<br />
bright gold leaves with very wide, dark green<br />
margins. Leaves become domed as they age. Large,<br />
fragrant, near-white flowers.<br />
L/<strong>19</strong>in/40-43in/LSu/20ct T<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Photo courtesy of Olga Petryzyn<br />
Hosta SHADOWLAND® ‘Coast to Coast’ PP26469<br />
Hosta SHADOWLAND® ‘Coast to Coast’ PP26469<br />
2020 Proven Winners® Hosta of the Year<br />
HSCTCG1, HSCTC20, HSCTC72 (Petryszyn) This giant, solid gold hosta makes a striking specimen. Emerges<br />
chartreuse-yellow, then turns lighter gold in summer. Thick, puckered, wavy leaves form an upright<br />
vase-shaped clump. Pale violet flowers appear just above the foliage on proportionate scapes.<br />
G/30in/36in/MSu/G1, 20 & 72ct DT<br />
All propagation prohibited.<br />
Proven Winners® label and container required. Recommended Finish Size: Premium 1-Gal<br />
Hosta ‘Christmas Candy’<br />
HSCHCG1, HSCHCG2 (van Eijk-Bos) Medium green,<br />
lance-shaped leaves have wide, white centers. A fairly<br />
rapid grower for a white-centered hosta. Lavender<br />
flowers appear on 22 inch scapes in midsummer.<br />
M/14in/24in/22in/MSu/ G1 & G2 D<br />
Hosta ‘Church Mouse’<br />
HSCHM20, HSCHM72 (<strong>Walters</strong> <strong>Gardens</strong>, Inc.) A sport<br />
of the award winning ‘Blue Mouse Ears’ distinguished<br />
by its coarsely wavy leaves and subtle margin.<br />
Forms a cute miniature clump of blue-green to<br />
green, thick leaves. Perfectly proportioned scapes<br />
carry lavender flowers.<br />
S/8in/14in/ESu/Z3-9/20 & 72ct T<br />
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NEW! Hosta SHADOWLAND® ‘Diamond Lake’ PPAF<br />
HSDIL20, HSDIL72 (Hansen/<strong>Walters</strong> <strong>Gardens</strong>, Inc.) Heart-shaped blue<br />
leaves are thick and heavily corrugated with wavy margins. The large<br />
size of this plant translates to large leaves: measuring up to 9in wide<br />
by 11in long. Pale lavender flowers appear in early to midsummer.<br />
L/17in/25-28in/ESu/Z3-9/20 & 72ct T<br />
All propagation prohibited.<br />
Proven Winners® label and container required.<br />
Recommended Finish Size: Premium 1-Gal<br />
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Hosta SHADOWLAND® ‘Diamond Lake’ PPAF<br />
Hosta ‘Cool as a Cucumber’<br />
Hosta ‘Curly Fries’<br />
Hosta ‘Cool as a Cucumber’<br />
HSCOC20, HSCOC72 (<strong>Walters</strong> <strong>Gardens</strong>, Inc.) This<br />
vigorous hosta grows quickly to form a showy<br />
clump of long, tapered leaves with bright<br />
green margins and clear white centers. Notably<br />
upright in youth, maturing into a gracefully<br />
arching mound. Creamy white scapes carry light<br />
lavender flowers.<br />
L/28in/40in/ESu/20 & 72ct T<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Hosta ‘Dancing Queen’<br />
Premium Hosta<br />
2020 AHG Hosta of the Year!<br />
HSDAQ20, HSDAQ72 (Terpening) Exceptionally<br />
unique yellow hosta that emerges bright yellow<br />
and remains yellow all season. Improvement on<br />
other yellows that emerge or turn chartreuse.<br />
Large leaves display a prominent pie crust edge.<br />
Pale lavender flowers.<br />
M/<strong>18</strong>in/28in/MSu-LSu/20 & 72ct T<br />
2020 AHG<br />
Hosta of<br />
the Year<br />
Hosta ‘Dancing Queen’<br />
Hosta ‘Curly Fries’<br />
Premium Hosta<br />
HSCUF20, HSCUF72 (Solberg) This popular<br />
hosta forms a seemingly electrified clump of<br />
extremely rippled, narrow leaves. Mature plants<br />
have red speckled petioles. Best in morning sun<br />
where its chartreuse foliage will be brightest.<br />
Lavender flowers.<br />
MN/6in/16in/MSu/20 & 72ct T<br />
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Hosta ‘Designer Genes’<br />
Premium Hosta<br />
HSDEG20, HSDEG72 (Wrede) Best yellow hosta<br />
with red petioles on the market. Striking brilliant<br />
yellow leaves emerge in spring from deep<br />
wine-red shoots. Holds its yellow color longer<br />
into the season compared to others. Foliage<br />
eventually mellows to chartreuse. Red scapes<br />
carry purple flowers.<br />
M/<strong>18</strong>in/20-24in/LSu/20 & 72ct T<br />
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Hosta ‘Diamonds are Forever’ PP26011<br />
Hosta ‘Diamonds are Forever’ PP26011<br />
HSDAF20 (<strong>Walters</strong> <strong>Gardens</strong>, Inc.) A showy wider margined<br />
sport of ‘Diamond Tiara’ with green leaves and<br />
crisp white margins. Sharply contrasting variegation is<br />
striking even from a distance. Grows vigorously to form<br />
a wide, flattish mound of small leaves. Purple flowers.<br />
S/10in/20-24in/LSu/20ct T<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Hosta ‘Dream Weaver’<br />
Hosta ‘Dream Weaver’<br />
Premium Hosta<br />
HSDRW20, HSDRW72 (Walek/Ruetenik) Large,<br />
distinctive leaves have very wide, blue-green<br />
borders and sharply contrasting creamy<br />
white centers. Leaves are nearly round and<br />
corrugated. White flowers. A sport of ‘Great<br />
Expectations’.<br />
M/<strong>18</strong>in/26in/MSu/20 & 72ct T<br />
Hosta ‘Earth Angel’<br />
Premium Hosta<br />
HSEAA20, HSEAA72 (Hansen/Shady Oaks Nursery)<br />
A superb sport of ‘Blue Angel’. Large, heartshaped,<br />
blue-green leaves with wide, creamy<br />
white margins that are creamy yellow in<br />
spring. Pale lavender flowers. Use this one as a<br />
specimen.<br />
G/30in/40in/MSu/20 & 72ct T<br />
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Hosta SHADOWLAND® ‘Empress Wu’ PP20774<br />
Hosta SHADOWLAND® ‘Empress Wu’ PP20774<br />
HSEMWG1, HSEMW20, HSEMW72 (Skaggs) The largest known hosta in commerce!<br />
Makes a tremendous focal point. Huge, thick, dark green, deeply<br />
veined leaves form a massive upright clump. Pale reddish violet flowers. A<br />
top seller.<br />
G/3-4ft/4ft/ESu-MSu/G1, 20 & 72ct DT<br />
All propagation prohibited.<br />
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Hosta SHADOWLAND® ‘Etched Glass’ PPAF<br />
NEW! Hosta SHADOWLAND® ‘Etched Glass’ PPAF<br />
HSETG20, HSETG72 (Hansen/<strong>Walters</strong> <strong>Gardens</strong>, Inc.) Sport of ‘Stained Glass’ with<br />
wider margins and thicker leaves than the parent. Very wide, dark green margins<br />
contrast with a bright, brilliant yellow center. Between the margin and<br />
the centers is a light green pattern. Margins have puckering when the plant is<br />
mature. Very large and fragrant, near-white flowers.<br />
M/<strong>18</strong>in/36in/ESu-MSu/Z3-9/20 & 72ct T<br />
All propagation prohibited.<br />
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Hosta ‘Fire and Ice’<br />
Hosta ‘Fire Island’<br />
Hosta ‘First Dance’ PPAF<br />
Hosta ‘First Frost’<br />
Hosta ‘Fire and Ice’<br />
HSFIC20, HSFIC72 (Hansen/Shady Oaks Nursery)<br />
Reverse sport of the popular Hosta ‘Patriot’. Heartshaped<br />
leaves have wide, pure white centers and<br />
dark green margins. Lavender flowers.<br />
M/20-22in/30in/MSu/20 & 72ct T<br />
Hosta ‘Fortunei Aureomarginata’<br />
Hosta ‘Francee’<br />
Hosta ‘Fire Island’<br />
HSFII20, HSFII72 (Brincka) Brilliant yellow leaves<br />
emerge on red petioles in spring. Red extends from<br />
the petiole base up into the leaves. Foliage darkens<br />
to chartreuse in summer. Lavender flowers.<br />
M/10-14in/<strong>18</strong>-20in/MSu/20 & 72ct T<br />
NEW! Hosta ‘First Dance’ PPAF<br />
HSFID20, HSFID72 (Hansen/<strong>Walters</strong> <strong>Gardens</strong>, Inc.)<br />
Sport of ‘Dancing Queen’ with a wide yellow center<br />
and green margins. Margins are ¼-½in wide. Intense<br />
centers mellow to chartreuse by midsummer.<br />
Pale lavender flowers.<br />
L/24in/44in/MSu-LSu/Z3-9/20 & 72ct T<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Hosta ‘First Frost’<br />
Premium Hosta<br />
HSFIF20, HSFIF72 (Scolnik/Solberg) A sport of<br />
‘Halcyon’ with the same intense blue-green leaf<br />
color. Emerges with a gold margin which changes<br />
to pure white later in the season. Good grower in<br />
containers and in the garden. Leaves hold up well<br />
until the “first frost.” Light lavender flowers.<br />
M/16in/28in/MSu/20 & 72ct T<br />
Hosta ‘Frances Williams’<br />
Hosta ‘Fortunei Aureomarginata’<br />
HSFAMG1, HSFAMG2 (Hylander/AHS) Dark green<br />
leaves with a hint of blue and deep golden yellow<br />
margins that hold their color all season. The broadly<br />
ovate leaves are slightly puckered. Lavender<br />
flowers appear on tall scapes.<br />
L/<strong>18</strong>-24in/40in/MSu-LSu/G1 & G2 D<br />
Hosta ‘Francee’<br />
HSFRAG1, HSFRAG2, HSFRA72 (Klopping/AHS) Medium<br />
to dark green, somewhat glossy leaves have<br />
narrow white margins. Forms a wide, low mound<br />
of foliage perfect for edging. Lavender flowers.<br />
More sun tolerant.<br />
M/14in/30in/MSu-LSu/G1 & G2, 72ct D<br />
Hosta ‘Ginko Craig’<br />
Hosta ‘Frances Williams’<br />
HSFRW20, HSFRW72 (Williams) Giant, blue-green<br />
leaves with very wide, chartreuse to yellow<br />
margins. Leaves are thick, corrugated, and slug<br />
resistant. Near-white flowers.<br />
L/22in/30in/MSu/20 & 72ct DT<br />
Hosta ‘Ginko Craig’<br />
HSGICG1 (Craig/Summers /AHS) Narrow, deep green<br />
leaves with white, irregular margins. Forms a low,<br />
dense mound of foliage. Ideal for use as edging or<br />
in containers. Medium purple flowers. Tolerates<br />
morning sun very well.<br />
S/10in/20-24in/LSu/G1 D<br />
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Hosta ‘Gold Standard’<br />
Hosta ‘Golden Tiara’<br />
Hosta ‘Grand Tiara’<br />
Hosta ‘Guardian Angel’<br />
Hosta ‘Great Expectations’<br />
Hosta ‘Guacamole’<br />
Hosta ‘Guacamole’<br />
Premium Hosta<br />
HSGUA20, HSGUA72 (Solberg) Huge, apple green<br />
leaves develop dark green margins and brighter<br />
chartreuse centers in summer. Large, fragrant,<br />
near-white to lavender flowers emerge from lavender<br />
buds. A sport of ‘Fragrant Bouquet’. Exhibits<br />
greater sun tolerance.<br />
L/22in/36in/LSu/20 & 72ct T<br />
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Hosta ‘Gold Standard’<br />
HSGOSG1, HSGOSG2 (Banyai) Forms a large mound<br />
of leaves with dark green margins and light green<br />
centers which turn gold by summer. Pale lavender<br />
flowers.<br />
L/20in/30in/MSu/G1 & G2 D<br />
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Hosta ‘Hadspen Blue’<br />
Hosta ‘Golden Tiara’<br />
HSGOTG1, HSGOTG2 (Savory) Small, heart-shaped,<br />
medium green leaves have wide, chartreuse margins<br />
that turn gold in sun. A compact grower with<br />
a nice clumping habit. Purple flowers.<br />
M/15in/24in/MSu/G1 & G2 D<br />
Hosta ‘Halcyon’<br />
Hosta ‘Grand Tiara’<br />
Back By Popular Demand<br />
HSGRTG1 (Pollock) A sport of ‘Golden Tiara’ with<br />
gold to chartreuse margins that are 2-3 times<br />
wider than its parent. Leaf centers are dark green.<br />
Foliage has a smooth, thick substance. Bellshaped,<br />
purple-striped flowers.<br />
M/14in/30in/MSu/G1 D<br />
Hosta ‘Great Expectations’<br />
HSGRE20, HSGRE72 (Bond) Thick, puckered leaves<br />
with wide, irregular, blue-green margins. Creamy<br />
yellow to white centers with green jetting towards<br />
the center. White flowers.<br />
L/20in/24in/ESu-MSu/20 & 72ct T<br />
Hosta ‘Guardian Angel’<br />
HSGAN20 (Thompson) This sport of ‘Blue Angel’ has<br />
large, thick, blue-green leaves with a white center<br />
in early spring. By late spring, a unique green<br />
misting appears over the white center. Makes a<br />
great specimen. Light lavender flowers.<br />
L/2ft/3-4ft/MSu/20ct T<br />
Hosta ‘Hadspen Blue’<br />
HSHAB20, HSHAB72 (Smith/Ruh) A highly recommended<br />
blue hosta; holds its color longer than<br />
many other blues. Steel blue leaves are of heavy<br />
substance. Pale lavender flowers.<br />
M/14in/<strong>18</strong>in/MSu/20 & 72ct T<br />
Hosta ‘Halcyon’<br />
HSHAL20, HSHAL72 (Smith/BHHS) Mid-sized blue<br />
hosta with a long season of appeal. Leaves are frosty<br />
blue-green and pointed. Foliage has heavy substance<br />
and is slug resistant. Pale blue-violet flowers.<br />
M/<strong>18</strong>in/28in/MSu/20 & 72ct D<br />
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Hosta ‘Half and Half’<br />
Hosta ‘Half and Half’<br />
HSHAH20 (Naylor Creek) This sport of ‘Lakeside Cupcake’<br />
offers the advantage of instant color in spring.<br />
Beautifully variegated leaves are dark green with<br />
a pure white center and light green jetting from<br />
spring through fall. White scapes carry near-white<br />
flowers.<br />
M/12in/<strong>18</strong>in/MSu-LSu/20ct T<br />
Hosta ‘Hans’<br />
Hosta ‘Happy Dayz’<br />
Hosta ‘Hans’<br />
HSHAN20, HSHAN72 (Avent) A vigorous sport of ‘Andrew’<br />
with green streaks in late summer. Glaucous<br />
blue-green, corrugated, puckered, rounded leaves<br />
with a wide, feathery white center with green jetting<br />
between the center and margin. Pale lavender<br />
flowers.<br />
L/21in/20-22in/ESu-MSu/20 & 72ct T<br />
Hosta ‘Happy Dayz’<br />
Premium Hosta<br />
HSHAZ20, HSHAZ72 (Naylor Creek) Sport of ‘Orange<br />
Marmalade’ with wider, more blue-green margins<br />
and better vigor. Leaves of good substance have<br />
yellow centers which brighten to parchment in<br />
summer. Livens up the shade garden with its distinct<br />
variegation and light lavender flowers.<br />
M/<strong>18</strong>in/32in/MSu/20 & 72ct T<br />
Hosta ‘Heat Wave’<br />
HSHEW20 (van den Top) An improved sport of<br />
‘Bright Lights’. Chartreuse leaves with wide, blue<br />
margins in spring. Center brightens to gold and<br />
margins deepen to bright blue-green in summer.<br />
Thick, puckered texture. Near-white flowers.<br />
M/10-12in/16in/ESu-MSu/20ct T<br />
Hosta ‘High Society’ PP17313<br />
HSHIS20 (Hansen/Shady Oaks Nursery) A sport of<br />
‘June’ with distinctly wider, blue margins. Yellow<br />
center brightens to parchment by midsummer. Pale<br />
lavender flowers.<br />
S/8in/12in/LSu/20ct T<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Photo courtesy of Marco Fransen<br />
Hosta ‘Heat Wave’<br />
SHADOWLAND ® Hostas<br />
Photo courtesy of Carol Brashear<br />
Hosta SHADOWLAND® ‘Hudson Bay’ PP23598<br />
Hosta ‘High Society’ PP17313<br />
Hosta SHADOWLAND® ‘Hudson Bay’ PP23598<br />
HSHUB20, HSHUB72 (<strong>Walters</strong> <strong>Gardens</strong>, Inc.) Improved ‘Eskimo Pie’; stronger grower and a showier<br />
specimen overall. Wider, brighter blue margins and apple green jetting contrast nicely with the<br />
creamy white center all season. Leaves are of heavy substance. Near-white flowers.<br />
L/24in/26in/ESu/20 & 72ct T<br />
All propagation prohibited.<br />
Proven Winners® label and container required. Recommended Finish Size: Premium 1-Gal<br />
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Hosta ‘Humpback Whale’<br />
Red Petioles<br />
Hosta ‘Island Breeze’ PP27151<br />
Hosta ‘June’<br />
Hosta ‘Joy Ride’<br />
Hosta ‘Komodo Dragon’<br />
Hosta ‘Humpback Whale’<br />
Premium Hosta<br />
HSHBWG1, HSHBW20, HSHBW72 (Seaver) Forms<br />
a massive, dome-shaped mound of blue-green,<br />
corrugated, heart-shaped leaves. Color is bluest in<br />
the spring. Blue-green scapes carry near-white,<br />
bell-shaped flowers in early summer. From the late<br />
Mildred Seaver, “Queen of Hostas”.<br />
G/36in/48in/ESu/G1, 20 & 72ct DT<br />
Hosta ‘June Spirit’ PP25593<br />
Hosta ‘Island Breeze’ PP27151<br />
Premium Hosta<br />
HSISB20, HSISB72 (<strong>Walters</strong> <strong>Gardens</strong>, Inc.) Sport of ‘Paradise<br />
Island’ with better variegation and leaf substance.<br />
Wide, green margins contrast with bright yellow centers<br />
in spring. Centers turn chartreuse in shade and light<br />
yellow in sun. Showy red petioles. Dark lavender flowers.<br />
M/12in/28in/MSu/20 & 72ct T<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Hosta ‘Joy Ride’<br />
Premium Hosta<br />
Back By Popular Demand<br />
HSJORG1 (Hansen/<strong>Walters</strong> <strong>Gardens</strong>, Inc.) This fun hosta<br />
forms a wriggly, broadly mounding mass of very wavy,<br />
blue-green leaves accented by upright folded edges.<br />
Light lavender flowers. Adds great texture to shade<br />
gardens and combination container plantings.<br />
M/16in/24in/MSu/Z3-9/G1 T<br />
Hosta ‘June’<br />
HSJUN20, HSJUN72 (Neo Plants Ltd.) A sport of ‘Halcyon’.<br />
Wide, jetting blue-green margins and chartreuse<br />
centers in spring. Centers turn gold in summer. Pale<br />
lavender-blue flowers.<br />
M/15in/20in/MSu-LSu/20 & 72ct T<br />
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Hosta ‘Key West’<br />
Hosta ‘June Spirit’ PP25593<br />
HSJUS20, HSJUS72 (<strong>Walters</strong> <strong>Gardens</strong>, Inc.) This<br />
wider margined sport of ‘June Fever’ forms a<br />
distinctive mound of shiny leaves with wide,<br />
deep green margins and chartreuse centers<br />
that turn yellow in summer. Lavender-blue<br />
flowers. Lovely in containers or the front of<br />
the border.<br />
M/14in/20in/MSu-LSu/Z3-9/20 & 72ct T<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Hosta ‘Key West’<br />
Premium Hosta<br />
HSKEW20, HSKEW72 (Petryszyn) Intense gold,<br />
heart-shaped leaves adorn this very large<br />
hosta. Bright filtered shade draws out the gold<br />
color. Good grower. Lavender flowers.<br />
L/28in/32-38in/ESu/20 & 72ct T<br />
Hosta ‘Komodo Dragon’<br />
HSKOD20, HSKOD72 (Seaver) This giant hosta<br />
forms a cascading mound of large, dark green<br />
leaves with loosely rippled margins on long<br />
petioles. Light lavender, tubular flowers are held<br />
above the foliage. Makes a beautiful specimen.<br />
G/30in/36-48in/MSu/20 & 72ct T<br />
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Hosta ‘Krossa Regal’<br />
HSKRRG1, HSKRRG2 (Krossa) Frosted grey-green<br />
leaves and a graceful, vase-like habit. Leaves are<br />
wavy and of good substance. Lavender flowers on<br />
exceptionally tall scapes.<br />
G/40in/48-72in/MSu-LSu/G1 & G2 D<br />
Hosta ‘Lakeside Paisley Print’<br />
20<strong>19</strong> AHG Hosta of the Year!<br />
HSLPP20, HSLPP72 (Chastain) One of Mary Chastain’s<br />
very best! Stunning small hosta features thick<br />
substanced, heart-shaped leaves with very wide,<br />
wavy, green margins. Narrow, creamy white markings<br />
in the center shoot out in a feathery pattern<br />
from the cream petioles. Light lavender flowers on<br />
cream scapes.<br />
S/10in/22-24in/MSu/20 & 72ct T<br />
Hosta ‘Liberty’ PP12531<br />
HSLIYG1, HSLIY20, HSLIY72 (Machen) A sport of<br />
‘Sagae’ with wide, jetting, yellow margins which<br />
lighten to creamy white. The leaves are of much<br />
heavier substance, providing greater slug resistance.<br />
Lavender flowers.<br />
L/26in/40in/ESu-MSu/G1, 20 & 72ct DT<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Hosta ‘Loyalist’<br />
HSLOY20, HSLOY72 (<strong>Walters</strong> <strong>Gardens</strong>/van Eijk-Bos)<br />
One of the best white centered hostas. A sport of<br />
‘Patriot’ with reverse variegation. Leaves have deep<br />
green margins and nearly pure white centers. Leaves<br />
are of heavy substance. Pale lavender flowers.<br />
M/<strong>18</strong>in/20in/MSu/20 & 72ct T<br />
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Hosta ‘Maui Buttercups’<br />
HSMAB20, HSMAB72 (Vaughn) One of the best small,<br />
yellow hostas. Bright gold, 5in, rounded leaves<br />
are cupped and corrugated. They are of heavy<br />
substance and demonstrate good slug resistance.<br />
Near-white flowers.<br />
S/10in/<strong>18</strong>in/MSu/20 & 72ct T<br />
Hosta ‘Mighty Mouse’<br />
HSMIM20, HSMIM72 (<strong>Walters</strong> <strong>Gardens</strong>, Inc.) A sport<br />
of ‘Blue Mouse Ears’. Mouse ear-shaped leaves<br />
emerge blue-green with a bright creamy yellow<br />
edge. By summer, they turn grey-green with a<br />
creamy white edge. Incredible substance. Lavender<br />
flowers are produced on perfectly proportioned<br />
scapes. Excellent for troughs and containers.<br />
S/8in/12in/ESu/20 & 72ct T<br />
Hosta ‘Krossa Regal’<br />
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Hosta ‘Mini Skirt’ PP26743<br />
Premium Hosta<br />
HSMIS20, HSMIS72 (<strong>Walters</strong> <strong>Gardens</strong>, Inc.) This flirty<br />
mini hosta has very wavy, thick, blue-green leaves<br />
with creamy yellow margins in spring. Center<br />
turns green and edge lightens to creamy white in<br />
summer. Pale lavender striped flowers appear on<br />
proportionate scapes.<br />
MN/5in/7in/ESu-MSu/Z3-9/20 & 72ct T<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
20<strong>19</strong> AHG<br />
Hosta of<br />
the Year<br />
Hosta ‘Lakeside Paisley Print’<br />
Hosta ‘Liberty’ PP12531<br />
Hosta ‘Loyalist’<br />
Hosta ‘Maui Buttercups’<br />
Hosta ‘Mighty Mouse’<br />
Hosta ‘Mini Skirt’ PP26743<br />
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Hosta ‘Minuteman’<br />
HSMIN20, HSMIN72 (Machen) A stunning selection.<br />
Dark green leaves with wide, near white margins.<br />
Pale lavender flowers. A sport of ‘Francee’.<br />
M/<strong>18</strong>in/24in/ESu-MSu/20 & 72ct T<br />
Hosta ‘Minuteman’<br />
Hosta montana ‘Aureomarginata’<br />
Hosta montana ‘Aureomarginata’<br />
HSMAUG1, HSMAU20, HSMAU72 (AHS) Huge, dark green<br />
leaves with wide, gold margins that keep their color<br />
all season long. Emerges early in the spring. Pale<br />
lavender flowers.<br />
L/27in/40in/MSu/G1, 20 & 72ct DT<br />
Hosta ‘Munchkin Fire’<br />
HSMUF20, HSMUF72 (Goodwin) The perfect size for<br />
troughs! Short and narrow leaves hold their bright<br />
yellow color all season long. The leaves taper to become<br />
part of the petiole without forming a prominent<br />
leaf base. Vigorous growth rate. Lavender flowers.<br />
S/7in/20in/MSu/20 & 72ct T<br />
Hosta ‘Neptune’ PP<strong>19</strong>674<br />
Hosta ‘Neptune’ PP<strong>19</strong>674<br />
Premium Hosta<br />
HSNEPG1, HSNEP20, HSNEP72 (Hansen) This unique<br />
blue hosta forms a lovely cascading clump of narrow<br />
wedge-shaped leaves with heavily rippled edges and<br />
good leaf substance. They emerge bright glaucous<br />
blue in spring and hold their color well. Blue-green in<br />
summer. Lavender flowers.<br />
L/24in/32-39in/LSu-EFa/G1, 20 & 72ct DT<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Hosta ‘Munchkin Fire’<br />
Hosta ‘Night Before Christmas’<br />
Hosta ‘Night Before Christmas’<br />
HSNBCG1, HSNBCG2 (Machen) Huge, dark green leaves<br />
with striking cream to white centers are of good<br />
substance and resist melting out. Rapidly forms a<br />
dense mound. Pale lavender flowers. Sport of ‘White<br />
Christmas’.<br />
M/<strong>18</strong>in/34in/MSu-LSu/G1 & G2 D<br />
Hosta ‘Northern Exposure’<br />
HSNOE72 (<strong>Walters</strong> <strong>Gardens</strong>, Inc.) Huge, corrugated,<br />
blue-green leaves develop 2in wide, yellow-green<br />
margins that lighten to cream. Forms a large, impressive<br />
clump. White flowers.<br />
G/36in/42in/ESu-MSu/72ct T<br />
Hosta ‘Old Glory’ PP12503<br />
Premium Hosta<br />
HSOLGG1, HSOLG72 (Hansen/Shady Oaks Nursery) A<br />
sport of ‘Glory’. Heart-shaped leaves with golden<br />
yellow centers and irregular, 1in wide, dark green<br />
margins. Light lavender flowers. Really brightens up<br />
shady areas!<br />
M/14in/24in/MSu/G1, 72ct DT<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Hosta ‘Northern Exposure’<br />
Hosta ‘Old Glory’ PP12503<br />
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Hosta ‘One Last Dance’ PPAF<br />
HSOLD20, HSOLD72 (<strong>Walters</strong> <strong>Gardens</strong>, Inc.) This sport of ‘Dancing<br />
Queen’ has dark green centers and very wide, intense yellow margins.<br />
Margins have irregular patterns, creating a very feathery look.<br />
Margins mellow to chartreuse by midsummer. Pale lavender flowers.<br />
M/16in/40in/MSu-LSu/20 & 72ct T<br />
Asexual propogation prohibited.<br />
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Hosta ‘Pandora’s Box’<br />
HSPAB72 (Hansen/Shady Oaks Nursery) A pocket-sized hosta. Two<br />
inch long leaves have blue-green margins, white centers, and<br />
green jetting towards the center. Purple, bell-shaped flowers. A<br />
sport of ‘Baby Bunting’.<br />
MN/4-6in/10-12in/ESu/72ct T<br />
Hosta ‘Paradigm’<br />
HSPARG1, HSPAR20, HSPAR72 (Walden-West) Thick, corrugated, gold<br />
leaves with jetting blue-green margins; variegation intensifies<br />
later in the spring. Light lavender flowers.<br />
L/20in/24in/MSu/G1, 20 & 72ct DT<br />
Hosta ‘One Last Dance’ PPAF<br />
Hosta ‘Pandora’s Box’<br />
Hosta ‘Patriot’<br />
HSPAT20, HSPAT72 (Machen) Dark green leaves with wide, crisp white,<br />
jetting margins. Exhibits greater sun tolerance. Lavender flowers.<br />
L/22in/30in/MSu/20 & 72ct T<br />
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Hosta ‘Pocketful of Sunshine’ PP23709<br />
Premium Hosta<br />
HSPFS20, HSPFS72 (<strong>Walters</strong> <strong>Gardens</strong>, Inc.) This cute small hosta<br />
grows quickly to form a compact clump of chartreuse to yellow,<br />
cupped leaves with broad, deep green margins. Thick, rugose<br />
foliage. Sport of ‘Rainforest Sunrise’ with wider margins. Light<br />
lavender flowers.<br />
S/9in/14in/ESu-MSu/20 & 72ct T<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Hosta ‘Paradigm’<br />
Hosta ‘Patriot’<br />
Hosta ‘Popcorn’<br />
HSPOP20 (Lachman) Unique hosta with rounded, thick, slightly<br />
puckered and cupped leaves. Creamy yellow with blue margins<br />
and lighter green jetting in spring. Creamy white with blue-green<br />
margins in summer. Pale lavender flowers.<br />
M/12in/24in/MSu/20ct T<br />
Hosta ‘Prairie Sky’ PP17309<br />
HSPRK20, HSPRK72 (Hansen) One of the bluest hostas available.<br />
Retains its showy color all season. Forms a tight clump of powdery<br />
blue, lightly cupped leaves of thick substance. Pale lavender flowers.<br />
Try pairing this cool blue hosta with yellow leaved Heucheras.<br />
M/14in/<strong>18</strong>-24in/MSu-LSu/20 & 72ct T<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Hosta ‘Pocketful of Sunshine’ PP23709<br />
Hosta ‘Popcorn’<br />
Hosta ‘Prairie’s Edge’<br />
HSPRI20, HSPRI72 (<strong>Walters</strong> <strong>Gardens</strong>, Inc.) Sport of ‘Prairie Fire’, with<br />
brilliant yellow centers and dark green margins that measure 1½-<br />
2in wide. Light green coloration appears where the margins and<br />
centers overlap. Yellow centers hold color well into fall. Lavender<br />
flowers.<br />
M/<strong>18</strong>in/20in/MSu/20 & 72ct T<br />
Hosta ‘Prairie Sky’ PP17309<br />
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Hosta ‘Prairie’s Edge’<br />
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Hosta ‘Praying Hands’<br />
Hosta ‘Rainforest Sunrise’<br />
Hosta ‘Pure Heart’<br />
Hosta ‘Praying Hands’<br />
Premium Hosta<br />
HSPRHG1, HSPRHG2, HSPRH72 (Williams) Definitely a<br />
collector’s item! Upright, narrow, tightly folded leaves<br />
resemble hands folded in prayer. The dark green leaves<br />
are heavily rippled with very thin, gold margins.<br />
Lavender flowers.<br />
M/14-<strong>18</strong>in/<strong>18</strong>in/LSu/G1 & G2, 72ct DT<br />
Hosta ‘Pure Heart’<br />
HSPUH20 (<strong>Walters</strong> <strong>Gardens</strong>, Inc.) Cute variegated sport<br />
of ‘Blue Mouse Ears’ with blue-green margins and a<br />
creamy yellow to creamy white center. Small, rounded<br />
leaves are of good substance. Lavender flowers are<br />
produced on perfectly proportional scapes.<br />
MN/4in/8in/MSu/20ct T<br />
Hosta ‘Rainbow’s End’ PP17251<br />
Hosta ‘Rainbow’s End’ PP17251<br />
Premium Hosta<br />
HSREN20, HSREN72 (Hansen) This incredible variegated<br />
hosta is very distinctive in gardens and containers.<br />
Shiny, bright yellow leaves of good substance have dark<br />
green margins that jet into the center which brightens<br />
to creamy white in summer. Showy red scapes carry<br />
dark lavender flowers.<br />
M/11in/16-<strong>19</strong>in/LSu/Z3-9/20 & 72ct T<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Hosta ‘Rainforest Sunrise’<br />
Premium Hosta<br />
HSRAS20, HSRAS72 (Winterberry Farms) An exciting sport<br />
of ‘Maui Buttercups’. Leaves emerge light green, then<br />
quickly develop dark green margins and a radiant gold<br />
center. As they mature, the thick leaves become lightly<br />
cupped and heavily puckered. Light lavender flowers.<br />
S/8in/<strong>18</strong>in/MSu/20 & 72ct T<br />
Hosta ‘Remember Me’<br />
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Hosta ‘Remember Me’<br />
Hosta ‘Remember Me’ was introduced in honor of Sandy DeBoer, a <strong>Walters</strong><br />
<strong>Gardens</strong>, Inc. employee who lost her courageous fight with breast cancer in<br />
2001. The plant was discovered as a sport of her favorite Hosta ‘June’. To honor<br />
Sandy and countless others who have been touched by this disease, <strong>Walters</strong><br />
<strong>Gardens</strong>, Inc. donates a portion of the price of each plant purchased by our<br />
customers to our local chapter of Susan G. Komen for the Cure. Please help<br />
us support this worthy cause!<br />
Susan G. Komen for the Cure is credited as the nation’s leading catalyst in<br />
the fight against breast cancer. Its mission is to eradicate breast cancer as a<br />
life threatening disease by advancing research, education, screening, and<br />
treatment. www.komen.org<br />
Hosta ‘Remember Me’<br />
HSREM20 (van Eijk-Bos/Van Erven/<strong>Walters</strong> <strong>Gardens</strong>, Inc.) A sport of ‘June’.<br />
Leaves emerge yellow with a narrow, dark blue-green margin that jets<br />
towards the midrib. Center brightens to cream in summer. Lavender<br />
flowers.<br />
M/15in/20in/MSu/20ct T<br />
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Hosta ‘Regal Splendor’<br />
HSRESG1, HSRESG2 (<strong>Walters</strong> <strong>Gardens</strong>, Inc.) A sport<br />
of ‘Krossa Regal’ with the same vase-like shape.<br />
Frosty blue leaves with wavy, narrow, creamy<br />
yellow to ivory margins. Lavender flowers.<br />
G/36in/60-72in/MSu-LSu/G1 & G2 D<br />
Hosta ‘Revolution’<br />
HSREV20, HSREV72 (van Eijk-Bos/<strong>Walters</strong> <strong>Gardens</strong>,<br />
Inc.) A “revolutionary” hosta! Dark green leaves<br />
of thick substance have a broad, cream center<br />
speckled with green. Lavender flowers. A sport<br />
of ‘Loyalist’.<br />
M/<strong>18</strong>in/22in/MSu/20 & 72ct T<br />
Hosta ‘Royal Wedding’ PP26727<br />
Premium Hosta<br />
HSROW20 (<strong>Walters</strong> <strong>Gardens</strong>, Inc.) Prestigious widemargined<br />
sport of ‘Diana Remembered’. Forms an<br />
upright mound of thick, shiny medium green leaves<br />
with very wide, creamy white to pure white margins.<br />
Enjoy its sweetly perfumed, large 3-4in, white flowers.<br />
M/12in/<strong>18</strong>-20in/MSu-LSu/20ct T<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Hosta ‘Sagae’<br />
HSSAG20, HSSAG72 (Watanabe/AHS) Large, wavy,<br />
frosted grey-green leaves with yellow to creamy<br />
white margins. Lavender flowers. Makes a lovely<br />
specimen in the shade garden.<br />
L/28in/38-50in/ESu-MSu/20 & 72ct T<br />
Hosta ‘Regal Splendor’<br />
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Hosta ‘Rhino Hide’ PP23665<br />
HSRHH20 (Rawson) You have to feel it to believe<br />
it! These leaves are the thickest of any hosta<br />
measured and are the ultimate in slug resistance.<br />
Cupped, puckered leaves have wide, blue<br />
margins and a narrow, light green center that<br />
brightens to yellow. White flowers. Exhibits<br />
greater sun tolerance.<br />
L/20in/<strong>18</strong>in/ESu-MSu/20ct T<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Hosta ‘School Mouse’ PPAF<br />
HSSHM20, HSSHM72 (<strong>Walters</strong> <strong>Gardens</strong>, Inc.) A sport<br />
of ‘Church Mouse’ with a clearly defined yellow<br />
margin. Thick, coarsely wavy leaves have bluegreen<br />
to green centers and creamy yellow margins.<br />
Lavender flowers appear on proportionate scapes.<br />
S/8in/14in/ESu/20 & 72ct T<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Hosta ‘Royal Standard’<br />
HSROSG1, HSROSG2 (Grulleman/ Wayside/AHS)<br />
This floriferous hosta is prized for its fragrant,<br />
white flowers; fragrance is most pronounced in<br />
the evening. It forms a very large, dense mound<br />
of glossy, wavy, green leaves. Exhibits some sun<br />
and drought tolerance.<br />
L/26in/35-40in/LSu/G1 & G2 D<br />
Hosta ‘Revolution’<br />
Hosta ‘Rhino Hide’ PP23665<br />
Hosta ‘Royal Standard’<br />
Hosta ‘Royal Wedding’ PP26727<br />
Hosta ‘Sagae’<br />
Hosta ‘School Mouse’ PPAF<br />
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SHADOWLAND ® Hostas<br />
Hosta sieboldiana ‘Elegans’<br />
HSSELG1, HSSEL20, HSSEL72 (AHS) Huge, blue-gray,<br />
rounded leaves measure 10x9 inches. They become<br />
heavily textured and corrugated as they mature. Slug<br />
resistant. Best blue leaf color is achieved in light shade.<br />
White flowers.<br />
L/20in/34in/MSu/G1, 20 & 72ct DT<br />
Hosta ‘Stained Glass’<br />
Premium Hosta<br />
HSSTG20, HSSTG72 (Hansen/Shady Oaks Nursery) A<br />
sport of ‘Guacamole’. Huge 10½in long, brilliant gold<br />
leaves with wide, dark green margins. Large, fragrant,<br />
pale lavender flowers. Exhibits greater sun tolerance.<br />
M/15in/30in/LSu/20 & 72ct T<br />
Hosta SHADOWLAND® ‘Seducer’ PP22413<br />
Hosta SHADOWLAND® ‘Seducer’ PP22413<br />
HSSED20, HSSED72 (Asch) This showy hosta has large, dark green leaves with a slightly ruffled, gold<br />
margin and a trace of white between the center and margin. Requires summer heat to develop<br />
full coloration. Near-white flowers.<br />
L/26in/36-40in/LSu-EFa/20 & 72ct T<br />
All propagation prohibited.<br />
Proven Winners® label and container required. Recommended Finish Size: Premium 1-Gal<br />
Hosta ‘Sum and Substance’<br />
HSSASG1, HSSAS20, HSSAS72 (Shaw) Excellent giant hosta!<br />
Leaf color varies with sun exposure from light green<br />
to chartreuse to gold. Slug resistant. Exhibits greater<br />
sun tolerance. Pale lavender flowers.<br />
G/36in/48in/MSu-LSu/G1, 20 & 72ct DT<br />
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Hosta ‘Sun Mouse’ PPAF<br />
HSSMO20, HSSMO72 (Avent) This miniature Hosta has<br />
a similar leaf shape and performance to ‘Blue Mouse<br />
Ears’, but with brilliant yellow leaves. Compared to<br />
‘Blue Mouse Ears’, ‘Sun Mouse’ is a little bit shorter and<br />
wider. Lavender flowers.<br />
MN/6in/<strong>18</strong>in/MSu/20 & 72ct T<br />
Hosta ‘Touch of Class’ PP13080<br />
Premium Hosta<br />
HSTOC20, HSTOC72 (Hansen/Shady Oaks Nursery) A<br />
tetraploid sport of ‘June’ with wider blue margins,<br />
chartreuse to yellow centers, and green jetting. Leaves<br />
are of heavy substance. Lavender flowers.<br />
M/16in/22in/MSu/20 & 72ct T<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Hosta sieboldiana ‘Elegans’<br />
Hosta ‘Stained Glass’<br />
Hosta ‘Sum and Substance’<br />
Hosta ‘Sun Mouse’ PPAF<br />
Hosta ‘Touch of Class’ PP13080<br />
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Hosta ‘Undulata Albomarginata’<br />
Hosta ‘Undulata Albomarginata’<br />
HSUAMG1, HSUAMG2 (AHS) One of the first hostas<br />
to come up in the spring. Medium green leaves<br />
have wavy, white margins. May lose its variegation<br />
temporarily in containers during the hottest part<br />
of the season. Pale lavender flowers.<br />
M/<strong>18</strong>in/31-45in/MSu/G1 & G2 D<br />
Hosta ‘Victory’<br />
Hosta ‘Victory’<br />
HSVICG1, HSVIC20, HSVIC72 (Zilis) This majestic,<br />
vase-shaped hosta forms a giant clump of huge,<br />
shiny, green leaves with yellow margins. The<br />
foliage is of good substance but takes some time to<br />
show its mature traits. Plant this summer for next<br />
spring’s sales. Light lavender flowers.<br />
G/28-32in/54in/ESu-MSu/G1, 20 & 72ct DT<br />
Hosta ‘Vulcan’<br />
Hosta ‘Vulcan’<br />
Premium Hosta<br />
HSVULG1, HSVULG2, HSVUL20, HSVUL72 (Hansen)<br />
This vigorous sport of ‘Captain Kirk’ has crisp white<br />
centers that do not melt out. Dark green margins<br />
and yellow coloring jet toward the center of each<br />
broad, heart-shaped leaf. Light lavender flowers<br />
on white scapes top the clump.<br />
L/22in/24in/MSu-LSu/G1 & G2, 20 & 72ct DT<br />
SHADOWLAND ® Hostas<br />
Hosta SHADOWLAND® ‘Waterslide’ PPAF<br />
Hosta SHADOWLAND® ‘Waterslide’ PPAF<br />
HSWAS20, HSWAS72 (Hansen/<strong>Walters</strong> <strong>Gardens</strong>, Inc.) ‘Waterslide’ has wavy,<br />
ruffled leaves with heavy substance. The blue, rippled leaves look like water<br />
splashing in the shade garden, and hold their blue color well into the summer<br />
season. Lavender flowers appear on proportionate flower scapes.<br />
M/14in/17in/LSu/20 & 72ct T<br />
All propagation prohibited.<br />
Hosta SHADOWLAND® ‘Wheee!’ PP23565<br />
Hosta SHADOWLAND® ‘Wheee!’ PP23565<br />
HSWHEG1, HSWHE20, HSWHE72 (Meyer) Like a little girl’s wavy locks, extremely<br />
ruffled leaves are wavy all the way from the crown out to the leaf tips. This<br />
ruffling is evident even on juvenile plants. Green leaves with cream margins<br />
are of good substance. Light lavender flowers.<br />
M/11-<strong>18</strong>in/24in/MSu/G1, 20 & 72ct DT<br />
All propagation prohibited.<br />
Proven Winners® label and container required for all SHADOWLAND® Hostas. Recommended Finish Size: Premium 1-Gal<br />
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Hosta ‘Wide Brim’<br />
Hosta ‘Wolverine’<br />
Hosta ‘Wiggles and Squiggles’<br />
Hosta ‘Wide Brim’<br />
HSWBRG1, HSWBRG2 (Aden) Nicely mounded leaves<br />
are dark green with wide, buttery yellow margins.<br />
Prefers full shade to ¾ day of sun. Attractive buds<br />
open to reveal the pale lavender flowers.<br />
M/16in/24in/MSu-LSu/G1 & G2 D<br />
Hosta ‘Wiggles and Squiggles’<br />
HSWSQ20, HSWSQ72 (Hansen/<strong>Walters</strong> <strong>Gardens</strong>, Inc.)<br />
Bright yellow leaves are very long and thin. It forms<br />
a low, wide habit that really highlights the “wiggly”<br />
edges. Leaves will be more chartreuse-green in<br />
shade; for best yellow color, plant in a site with<br />
morning sun. Lavender flowers.<br />
S/8-10in/<strong>18</strong>-24in/MSu/20 & 72ct T<br />
Hosta ‘Wishing Well’<br />
Hosta ‘Wishing Well’<br />
HSWIWG1, HSWIW20 (Dean) This large hosta is<br />
prized for holding its beautiful blue color long into<br />
the season, even when planted in 2⁄3 day of sun.<br />
Huge, thick leaves exhibit an attractively cupped,<br />
rippled, corrugated texture. Good growth rate.<br />
Near-white flowers.<br />
L/23in/26-29in/MSu-LSu/Z3-9/G1, 20ct DT<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Hosta ‘Wolverine’<br />
HSWOLG1, HSWOLG2 (Wilkins) This one will catch your<br />
eye from quite a distance! The wavy, tapering leaves<br />
may reach 10in long. They are blue-green with wide,<br />
gold margins. Forms a dense, cascading mound.<br />
Lavender flowers. Displays some sun tolerance.<br />
M/15-<strong>18</strong>in/20in/LSu/G1 & G2 D<br />
SHADOWLAND ® Hostas<br />
New!<br />
NEW! Hosta SHADOWLAND® ‘Wu-La-La’ PPAF<br />
HSWLL20, HSWLL72 (<strong>Walters</strong> <strong>Gardens</strong>, Inc.) Sport of<br />
‘Empress Wu’ with the same size and presence and<br />
takes it to the next level with an attractive margin.<br />
Blue-green leaves have a striking apple-green<br />
margin, as well as good substance. Like its parent, this<br />
hosta will take about 5 years to reach full maturity<br />
and size. Violet flowers.<br />
G/3-4ft/4ft/ESu/Z3-9/20 & 72ct T<br />
All propagation prohibited.<br />
Proven Winners® label and container required.<br />
Recommended Finish Size: Premium 1-Gal<br />
Hosta SHADOWLAND® ‘Wu-La-La’ PPAF<br />
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Hosta ‘Wrinkle in Time’ PPAF<br />
HSWIT20, HSWIT72 (<strong>Walters</strong> <strong>Gardens</strong>, Inc.) A<br />
sport of ‘Pilgrim’ with showy, wavy margins.<br />
Dark green leaves with creamy yellow<br />
margins have a single prominent wave that<br />
begins one third of the way from the leaf<br />
base. Margins mature to creamy white in<br />
summer. Lavender flowers.<br />
S/9in/15in/MSu/20 & 72ct T<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Hosta ‘Yankee Blue’<br />
HSYABG1, HSYABG2 (Balitewicz) This vigorous<br />
blue hosta forms a full, symmetrical, wide<br />
mound of elongated wedge-shaped leaves.<br />
The wavy leaves hold their blue coloring well<br />
into summer, eventually turning blue-green<br />
late in the season. Near-white flowers top<br />
the clump.<br />
L/20in/27-32in/MSu/G1 & G2 D<br />
Iberis sempervirens ‘Snowball’<br />
IBESBG1 (Evergreen Candytuft) Compared to<br />
‘Snowflake’, this variety has bigger flowers, as<br />
well as a more uniform and tighter habit.<br />
8-10in/MSp-LSp/Z3-9/G1 C<br />
Iberis sempervirens ‘Snowflake’<br />
IBESNG1 (Evergreen Candytuft) This vegetative<br />
selection offers consistency in height and<br />
habit. It forms a wide cushion of narrow,<br />
evergreen leaves that are smothered in white<br />
flowers in spring. Drought tolerant.<br />
8-10in/MSp-LSp/Z3-9/G1 C<br />
Hosta ‘Wrinkle in Time’ PPAF<br />
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Iberis sempervirens ‘Alexander’s White’<br />
IBEAWG1 (Evergreen Candytuft) Large clusters<br />
of flowers carpet the narrow, evergreen leaves.<br />
Tends to rebloom in fall. Drought tolerant. A<br />
great filler between stones. Also effective as<br />
edging or groundcover.<br />
8-10in/MSp-LSp/Z3-9/G1 C<br />
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Iberis sempervirens ‘Candy Ice’<br />
IBECIG1 (Evergreen Candytuft) Snow white<br />
flowers appear in mid-spring. ‘Candy Ice’ is a<br />
more vigorous variety than ‘Little Gem’, while<br />
still delivering the sought after compact<br />
and tight habit. Blooms slightly later than<br />
‘Alexander’s White’.<br />
8in/MSp-LSp/Z3-9/G1 C<br />
Hosta ‘Yankee Blue’<br />
Iberis sempervirens ‘Alexander’s White’<br />
Iberis sempervirens ‘Candy Ice’<br />
Iberis sempervirens ‘Snowball’<br />
Iberis sempervirens ‘Snowflake’<br />
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Abbreviation Codes<br />
Iris<br />
Tall Bearded Iris<br />
When to Plant<br />
E Early (mid to late May)<br />
Northern Regions<br />
M Mid (late May to early June)<br />
Plant 15ct plugs in LWi-MSp<br />
L Late (early to mid-June)<br />
Southern Regions<br />
Plant 15ct plugs in LWi-ESp<br />
RE Usually repeats bloom<br />
FR Fragrant Hardy Zones 3-10<br />
Tall Bearded Iris plugs are<br />
available in new, large 15ct<br />
trays, for spring shipping<br />
January 7 - April 8, 20<strong>19</strong>. They<br />
typically require 6-8 weeks to<br />
finish for spring sales.<br />
We highly recommend<br />
ordering early as these<br />
popular items typically sell<br />
out.<br />
Iris ‘Bernice's Legacy’<br />
Iris ‘Beverly Sills’<br />
Iris ‘Blatant’<br />
Iris ‘Earl of Essex’<br />
Iris ‘Feed Back’<br />
Iris ‘Bernice’s Legacy’<br />
IRGBLG1, IRGBL15 (Richards) A great<br />
choice for those looking for a red<br />
Iris that performs well. The flowers<br />
are a beautiful blend of garnet and<br />
cinnamon. This is a vigorous and a<br />
reblooming variety.<br />
Traits: 32in–EM–RE–G1,15ct D<br />
Iris ‘Harvest of Memories’<br />
Iris ‘Beverly Sills’<br />
Back By Popular Demand<br />
IRGBSG1, IRGBS15 (Hager) Uniform<br />
coral pink self with lacy edges and<br />
impeccable form. An extremely fast<br />
grower and very heavy bloomer. Still<br />
one of the most sought after irises<br />
today. Reblooms to zone 5.<br />
Traits: 35in–EM–G1, 15ct D<br />
Iris ‘Blatant’<br />
IRGBNG1, IRGBN15 (Byers) A beautiful<br />
bicolor Iris that will rebloom later in<br />
the season for zones 5 and higher. Canary<br />
yellow standards contrast nicely<br />
with its deep magenta falls.<br />
Traits: 36in–EM–RE–FR–G1, 15ct D<br />
Iris ‘Earl of Essex’<br />
IRGEEG1, IRGEE15 (Zurbrigg) A plicata<br />
type Iris: white flowers have orchid<br />
violet veining and stippling on the<br />
edges. Pale orange beards are infused<br />
with pale violet. Strong rebloomer to<br />
zone 4.<br />
Traits: 35in–E–RE–G1, 15ct D<br />
Iris ‘Feed Back’<br />
IRGFBG1, IRGFB15 (Hager) Large, violetblue<br />
blossoms with yellow beards.<br />
Ruffled petals are displayed in a widely<br />
flared form. Strong, well-branched<br />
stems. Pronounced sweet fragrance.<br />
Our best rebloomer here in Michigan.<br />
Reblooms to zone 4.<br />
Traits: 36in–EM–RE–FR–G1, 15ct D<br />
Iris ‘Harvest of Memories’<br />
IRGHMG1, IRGHM15 (Zurbrigg) Radiant<br />
yellow self with widely ruffled petals.<br />
Slight sweet fragrance. Dependable<br />
rebloom in summer and fall. Displays<br />
outstanding branching and bud count.<br />
Vigorous grower. Reblooms to zone 4.<br />
Traits: 38in–M–RE–FR–G1, 15ct D<br />
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Tall Bearded Iris cont.<br />
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Iris ‘His Royal Highness’<br />
Iris ‘Immortality’<br />
Iris pallida ‘Argentea Variegata’<br />
Iris pallida ‘Variegata’<br />
Iris ‘His Royal Highness’<br />
IRGHRG1, IRGHR15 (Byers) A befitting<br />
royal name for an excellent Tall<br />
Bearded Iris. Ruffled, medium purple<br />
standards and falls will bring a bold<br />
color to your early summer garden,<br />
and then again when it reblooms in<br />
the fall.<br />
Traits: 36in–M–RE–G1, 15ct D<br />
Iris ‘Immortality’<br />
IRGIMG1, IRGIM15 (Zurbrigg) Ruffled,<br />
pure white self with pale lemon-yellow<br />
beards. Strong sweet<br />
fragrance. Nearly everblooming once<br />
established. Has the most consistent<br />
reblooming ability throughout the<br />
country. Reblooms to zone 3.<br />
Traits: 29in–M–RE–FR–G1, 15ct D<br />
Iris pallida ‘Argentea Variegata’<br />
IRGAVG1, IRGAV15 (Sweet Iris) Striking<br />
green and ivory striped form. New<br />
foliage emerges with creamy yellow<br />
margins that fade to ivory as the<br />
season progresses. Classic lavender-blue<br />
flowers in late spring. The<br />
most reliable and disease resistant of<br />
all Tall Bearded Irises.<br />
Traits: 34in–E–G1, 15ct D<br />
Iris pallida ‘Variegata’<br />
IRGVAG1, IRGVA15 (Sweet Iris) Striking<br />
golden variegated foliage with green<br />
and creamy yellow stripes make<br />
this one attractive even when not in<br />
bloom. Classic lavender-blue flowers.<br />
The most reliable and disease resistant<br />
of all Tall Bearded Irises.<br />
Traits: 34in–E–G1, 15ct D<br />
Japanese Iris<br />
Japanese Iris rhizomes should be planted 2-3in deep in heavy, rich, acidic,<br />
consistently moist soil. Never let the soil dry out. With proper care, they<br />
will become large, healthy plants with huge flowers.<br />
Louisiana Iris<br />
Louisiana Irises have very large, beardless flowers with wide, open<br />
flaring petals. They require boggy to consistently moist, acidic soil and<br />
regular fertilization.<br />
Iris ensata ‘Lion King’<br />
Iris ensata ‘Lion King’<br />
IRELKG1 (Japanese Iris) This extraordinary, majestic plant produces gigantic<br />
7-8in, fully double blossoms with standards and falls much larger than the<br />
species. Each petal displays a wide, grape purple edge that feathers into the<br />
pure white center. Tall, stately perennial.<br />
3-4ft/ESu/Z4-9/G1 D<br />
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Iris ‘Black Gamecock’<br />
Iris ‘Black Gamecock’ (Louisiana Group)<br />
IRLBGG1 (Louisiana Iris) Known for having “outrageous vigor”, this iris multiplies<br />
rapidly when sited properly. Blooms reliably each year. Huge 4-6in flowers<br />
open flat to display their velvety deep purple petals with a narrow gold signal.<br />
2-3ft/ESu-MSu/Z4-10/G1 D<br />
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Iris sibirica ‘Blueberry Fair’<br />
IRSBFG1 (Siberian Iris) A similar flower shape to<br />
‘Strawberry Fair’ but with blue coloring. 4in wide,<br />
indigo-purple falls and standards have white<br />
near the centers with indigo-purple veining. The<br />
full-looking flowers sit atop extremely thick stems.<br />
24-32in/ESu/Z3-9/G1 D<br />
Iris sibirica ‘Butter and Sugar’<br />
IRSBSG1, IRSBSG2 (Siberian Iris) Creamy white<br />
standards, butter yellow falls, and greenish-yellow<br />
veins. May rebloom in fall. Performs best in moist,<br />
acidic soil. Blooms before the Japanese but after<br />
the Tall Bearded.<br />
28in/ESu/Z3-9/G1 & G2 D<br />
Siberian Iris<br />
Unlike their tall bearded cousins, Siberian Irises prefer moist soil and bloom a bit later. Their slender,<br />
spiky leaves add wonderful texture to the landscape even when the plants are not in bloom.<br />
Iris sibirica ‘Caesar’s Brother’<br />
IRSCBG1, IRSCBG2 (Siberian Iris) Deep purple self<br />
and a yellow and white blaze with black veining.<br />
Performs admirably in moist, acidic soil. Blooms<br />
before the Japanese but after the Tall Bearded.<br />
36-42in/ESu/Z3-9/G1 & G2 D<br />
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Iris sibirica ‘Contrast in Styles’<br />
IRSCSG1, IRSCSG2 (Siberian Iris) This showy<br />
selection is named for its incredible contrasting<br />
color patterns. 3-5in flowers have rich wine-purple<br />
standards and falls with lighter blue-purple<br />
styles. Semi-flaring falls display prominent<br />
white and yellow signals with purple veining.<br />
28-34in/ESu/Z3-9/G1 & G2 D<br />
Iris sibirica ‘Ruffled Velvet’<br />
IRSRVG1, IRSRVG2 (Siberian Iris) A dramatic selection<br />
with red-purple standards, velvety darker purple<br />
falls, and a black and gold blaze. Performs admirably<br />
in moist, acidic soil. Blooms before the Japanese but<br />
after the Tall Bearded.<br />
24-30in/ESu/Z3-9/G1 & G2 D<br />
Iris sibirica ‘Sky Mirror’<br />
IRSSKG1 (Siberian Iris) Similar flower shape to<br />
‘Ruffled Velvet’. Rare light blue shade for the early<br />
summer garden. Pale sky blue falls have navy blue<br />
centers and small light yellow signals. Sky blue<br />
standards match the falls.<br />
32-35in/ESu/Z3-9/G1 D<br />
Iris sibirica ‘Blueberry Fair’<br />
Iris sibirica ‘Over in Gloryland’<br />
IRSOGG1, IRSOGG2 (Siberian Iris) An especially<br />
showy selection. 5in wide, deep blue-purple<br />
standards and falls have a light yellow and<br />
cream blaze with blue-purple veining. Blooms<br />
before the Japanese but after the Tall Bearded.<br />
34in/ESu/Z3-9/G1 & G2 D<br />
NEW! Iris sibirica ‘Swans in Flight’<br />
IRSSIG1, IRSSIG2 (Siberian Iris) Later blooming white variety.<br />
Extremely large, 5in ivory-white flowers are wider<br />
and fuller than the classic ‘White Swirl’. Lemon yellow<br />
signals put on the finishing touches. When planted en<br />
masse, it looks like a blanket of white flowers.<br />
33in/ESu/Z3-9/G1 & G2 D<br />
Iris sibirica ‘Butter and Sugar’ Iris sibirica ‘Caesar’s Brother’ Iris sibirica ‘Contrast in Styles’<br />
Iris sibirica ‘Over in Gloryland’<br />
New!<br />
Iris sibirica ‘Ruffled Velvet’ Iris sibirica ‘Sky Mirror’ Iris sibirica ‘Swans in Flight’<br />
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Kniphofia WINNERS CLUB Collection<br />
K<br />
(Red Hot Poker) These perennials (hardy to zone<br />
5b) give spiky texture to the garden in hues of<br />
yellow, orange, and red. The hallmark characteristics<br />
of the collection are good flower colors, bloom<br />
performance, and excellent foliage. Their upright<br />
habits will provide the height you may be lacking<br />
and won’t take up much precious real estate.<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
New!<br />
New!<br />
NEW! Kniphofia ‘High Roller’ PPAF<br />
KNIHRG1, KNIHR72 Coral orange flowers open<br />
creamy white on perfectly formed spikes. Bicolor<br />
flowers are produced above a large mound of<br />
foliage and bloom for many weeks.<br />
3-4ft/ESu-LSu/Z5b-9/G1, 72ct T<br />
NEW! Kniphofia ‘Jackpot’ PPAF<br />
KNIJAG1, KNIJA72 Bright reddish orange flowers<br />
open yellow for a bicolor effect atop a large mound<br />
of grass-like, green foliage. After the first flush of<br />
flowers, this variety will continue to rebloom with<br />
new flower spikes for most of the summer.<br />
2½-3ft/ESu-LSu/Z5b-9/G1, 72ct T<br />
NEW! Kniphofia ‘Lucky Lemons’ PPAF<br />
KNILLG1, KNILL72 Pastel yellow buds mature to<br />
creamy yellow flowers. This hue is more lemon<br />
yellow than gold and has a two-toned effect. This<br />
later flowering variety blooms for many weeks.<br />
3½-4ft/ESu-LSu/Z5b-9/G1, 72ct T<br />
NEW! Kniphofia ‘Poker Face’ PPAF<br />
KNIPFG1, KNIPF72 Red-orange flower spikes appear<br />
above a substantial clump of grass-like foliage.<br />
After the first flush of flowers, this variety will<br />
continue to rebloom with new flower spikes for<br />
most of the summer.<br />
3½ft/ESu-LSu/Z5b-9/G1, 72ct T<br />
Kniphofia ‘High Roller’ PPAF<br />
Kniphofia ‘Lucky Lemons’ PPAF<br />
New!<br />
Kniphofia ‘Jackpot’ PPAF<br />
Kniphofia ‘Poker Face’ PPAF<br />
New!<br />
Knautia macedonica ‘Thunder and Lightning’<br />
PP21437<br />
KNATL30, KNATL72 (Knautia) Light green leaves are<br />
shaped like lightning bolts with creamy yellow to<br />
white margins. Compact, shorter selection with the<br />
same deep reddish purple flowers as the species.<br />
We ship clean stock.<br />
12-<strong>18</strong>in/ESu-EFa/Z5-9/30 & 72ct C<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Kniphofia hirsuta ‘Fire Dance’<br />
KNIFD30, KNIFD72 (Red Hot Poker) Shorter variety<br />
better suited to smaller city gardens. Coral red and<br />
yellow flower spikes are produced atop a low-growing,<br />
thick clump of narrow, arching, blue-green<br />
foliage. Hardy selection from Jelitto Seeds.<br />
20in/ESu-LSu/Z5b-9/30 & 72ct S<br />
Knautia macedonica ‘Thunder and Lightning’<br />
PP21437<br />
x/x/x/x/x = foliage height / scape height (where applicable) / bloom time / zone / size offered<br />
Kniphofia hirsuta ‘Fire Dance’<br />
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Kniphofia PYROMANIA Collection<br />
New!<br />
(Red Hot Poker) The spiky flowers and upright habits of this collection add a<br />
very unique drama to your landscape, with rebloom extending the color late<br />
into the season. Grass-like foliage provides textural contrast to bold-leaved<br />
perennials. These tropical looking plants are hardy to either zone 6 or 5b, if<br />
you provide winter protection.<br />
All propagation prohibited.<br />
NEW! Kniphofia PYROMANIA ‘Backdraft’ PPAF<br />
KNIBAG1, KNIBA72 Very wide flower spikes bear intense reddish orange<br />
flowers that open peachy yellow.<br />
2½-3ft/ESu-LSu/Z5b-9/G1, 72ct T<br />
NEW! Kniphofia PYROMANIA ‘Flashpoint’ PPAF<br />
KNIFLG1, KNIFL72 Chartreuse yellow buds mature to creamy white as the<br />
flowers open. The last member of the collection to bloom.<br />
4-4½ft/ESu-LSu/Z5b-9/G1, 72ct T<br />
NEW! Kniphofia PYROMANIA ‘Hot and Cold’ PPAF<br />
KNIHCG1, KNIHC72 Tangerine orange buds open to creamy white flowers.<br />
2½-3ft/ESu-LSu/Z5b-9/G1, 72ct T<br />
Kniphofia PYROMANIA ‘Backdraft’ PPAF<br />
New!<br />
New!<br />
Kniphofia PYROMANIA ‘Flashpoint’ PPAF<br />
Kniphofia PYROMANIA ‘Hot and Cold’ PPAF<br />
Proven Winners® label and container required for all PYROMANIA Kniphofia. Recommended Finish Size: Premium 1-Gal<br />
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Kniphofia PYROMANIA Collection<br />
New!<br />
New!<br />
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Kniphofia PYROMANIA ‘Rocket’s Red Glare’ PPAF<br />
Kniphofia PYROMANIA ‘Orange Blaze’ PPAF<br />
New!<br />
NEW! Kniphofia PYROMANIA ‘Orange Blaze’ PPAF<br />
KNIOBG1, KNIOB72 Bright orange flowers are densely packed onto the spike.<br />
Very compact.<br />
2-2½ft/ESu-LSu/Z5b-9/G1, 72ct T<br />
NEW! Kniphofia PYROMANIA ‘Rocket’s Red Glare’ PPAF<br />
KNIRGG1, KNIRG72 Incredibly long flower spikes have vibrant warm red buds<br />
that open to creamy peach flowers.<br />
2½-3ft/ESu-LSu/Z6-9/G1, 72ct T<br />
NEW! Kniphofia PYROMANIA ‘Solar Flare’ PPAF<br />
KNISFG1, KNISF72 Bright sunny yellow flowers hold consistent color throughout<br />
the season.<br />
3-3½ft/ESu-LSu/Z5b-9/G1, 72ct T<br />
Kniphofia PYROMANIA ‘Solar Flare’ PPAF<br />
Proven Winners® label and container required for all PYROMANIA Kniphofia. Recommended Finish Size: Premium 1-Gal<br />
x/x/x/x/x = foliage height / scape height (where applicable) / bloom time / zone / size offered<br />
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Lagerstroemia BARISTA ® Collection<br />
Lagerstroemia ‘Brew Ha Ha’ PPAF<br />
New!<br />
New!<br />
BARISTA® Crapemyrtles are specifically bred for<br />
the Northern market. These selections perform<br />
well in our West Michigan climate, overwintering<br />
in our zone 6 winters. All of the members of this<br />
collection bloom on new wood and should be<br />
treated as a die-back shrub or perennial.<br />
NEW! Lagerstroemia ‘Brew Ha Ha’ PPAF<br />
LAGBHG1, LAGBH30 (Crapemyrtle) Vibrant, huge<br />
bubblegum pink flowers are produced over a habit of<br />
very dark, blue-green leaves. When in bloom in late<br />
summer, the contrast between the bright flowers and<br />
the foliage is stunning.<br />
2-2½ft/LSu-EFa/Z6-9/G1, 30ct C<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Lagerstroemia ‘Bubble Tea’ PPAF<br />
LAGBTG1, LAGBT30 (Crapemyrtle) This crapemyrtle will<br />
have attractive, semi-glossy, medium green foliage<br />
for you to enjoy all summer long. In late summer,<br />
the round habit explodes with flower buds that bubble<br />
up to the top of the shrub with enormous, triangular-shaped<br />
bright lilac-purple flower clusters.<br />
2½-3ft/LSu-EFa/Z6-9/G1, 30ct C<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Lagerstroemia ‘Bubble Tea’ PPAF<br />
Lagerstroemia ‘Chai Berry’ PPAF<br />
NEW! Lagerstroemia ‘Chai Berry’ PPAF<br />
LAGCHG1, LAGCH30 (Crapemyrtle) Get a blast of berry<br />
in late summer with ‘Chai Berry’, which produces rose<br />
pink flowers in beautiful clusters over a fairly upright<br />
habit of wide, glossy green leaves. Exceptional flower<br />
coverage.<br />
3-3½ft/LSu-EFa/Z6-9/G1, 30ct C<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Lagerstroemia ‘Cherry Mocha’ PPAF<br />
LAGCMG1, LAGCM30 (Crapemyrtle) A very refined shrub<br />
for the landscape. Woody, burgundy-colored stems<br />
bear semi-glossy burgundy foliage. Cherry red flowers<br />
open from shiny red buds, contrasting nicely with its<br />
dark foliage.<br />
2-2½ft/LSu-EFa/Z6-9/G1, 30ct C<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Lagerstroemia ‘Cherry Mocha’ PPAF<br />
Lagerstroemia ‘Cool Beans’ PPAF<br />
Lagerstroemia ‘Cool Beans’ PPAF<br />
LAGCBG1, LAGCB30 (Crapemyrtle) Dark olive green<br />
leaves cover its relatively short, round habit. The tips<br />
of the leaves are edged with rosy red. In late summer<br />
cool salmon pink flowers burst forth from rosy red<br />
buds on dark rosy red stems.<br />
2½-3ft/LSu-EFa/Z6-9/G1, 30ct C<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
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NEW! Lagerstroemia ‘Dark Roast’ PPAF<br />
LAGDRG1, LAGDR30 (Crapemyrtle) With a name like<br />
‘Dark Roast’, you know you can expect notably dark<br />
foliage–this is one of the darkest leaved Lagerstroemia<br />
we offer. Leaves have red undertones, especially<br />
near the tips of the stems. In late summer to early fall,<br />
bright fuchsia-pink flowers are produced over the fully<br />
rounded, compact habit.<br />
1½-2ft/LSu-EFa/Z6-9/G1, 30ct C<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
New!<br />
Lagerstroemia ‘Frappe Pink’ PPAF<br />
LAGFPG1, LAGFP30 (Crapemyrtle) The most floriferous<br />
of the BARISTA® Collection. Coral red buds open to<br />
perfectly formed, true pink flower clusters. Wellbranched,<br />
brown, woody stems hold rich dark green<br />
leaves. New growth at tips are glossy deep red.<br />
2-2½ft/LSu-EFa/Z6-9/G1, 30ct C<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
NEW! Lagerstroemia ‘Lava Java’ PPAF<br />
LAGLJG1, LAGLJ30 (Crapemyrtle) Light your late summer<br />
garden on fire with beautiful magenta-rose flowers<br />
that are produced on well-formed panicles. Earlier<br />
in the summer, enjoy this as a foliage plant with its<br />
low, rounded shape of glossy, deep green leaves.<br />
2-3ft/LSu-EFa/Z6-9/G1, 30ct C<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Lagerstroemia ‘Dark Roast’ PPAF<br />
New!<br />
Lagerstroemia ‘Frappe Pink’ PPAF<br />
Lagerstroemia ‘Like a Latte’ PP28778<br />
LAGLLG1, LAGLL30 (Crapemyrtle) A petite habit with<br />
branched, woody stems. Attractive, dark green foliage<br />
with burgundy veining. In late summer, coppery red<br />
buds open to pure white flowers.<br />
2-2½ft/LSu-EFa/Z6-9/G1, 30ct C<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Lagerstroemia ‘Lava Java’ PPAF<br />
Lagerstroemia ‘Like a Latte’ PP28778<br />
Lagerstroemia ‘Spiced Plum’ PPAF<br />
LAGSPG1, LAGSP30 (Crapemyrtle) An exciting new<br />
color to the collection. Rosy red flower buds open to<br />
raspberry-purple flowers. Dark red stems hold deep<br />
green leaves with heavy olive highlights, forming a<br />
compact, rounded habit as stellar as the flowers.<br />
2-2½ft/LSu-EFa/Z6-9/G1, 30ct C<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Lagerstroemia ‘Sweet Macchiato’ PP28759<br />
LAGSMG1, LAGSM30 (Crapemyrtle) Upright, branched,<br />
and bushy selection. Dark blue-green foliage with<br />
glossy deep red new growth. In late summer, glossy<br />
red buds burst open to sweet, hot pink flower clusters<br />
with mustard yellow stamens.<br />
2½-3ft/LSu-EFa/Z6-9/G1, 30ct C<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Lagerstroemia ‘Spiced Plum’ PPAF<br />
Lagerstroemia ‘Sweet Macchiato’ PP28759<br />
x/x/x/x/x = foliage height / scape height (where applicable) / bloom time / zone / size offered<br />
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Lavandula<br />
When to<br />
Plant<br />
Northern Regions<br />
Plant G1s in ESp-LSp<br />
Plant 30s in LWi-LSp<br />
Plant 72s in LSu(best)-ESp<br />
Southern Regions<br />
Plant G1s in Fall, MWi-ESp<br />
30s in MWi-ESp<br />
Plant 72s in EFa, MWi-ESp<br />
What Sets Our Bare Root Lavender Apart<br />
Here in West Michigan, we are blessed with sandy<br />
loam soils, reliable snow cover, and moderate<br />
temperatures. Lavender naturally thrives under<br />
these conditions. We carefully manage the growth,<br />
shaping, and digging of our bare root lavenders to<br />
ensure our customers receive the highest quality,<br />
generously sized #1 Grade material.<br />
Our bare root lavenders easily fill out premium<br />
1-gallon containers and have a short finish time.<br />
Since the foliage has already been shaped for you,<br />
there is less labor required for you to grow attractive<br />
finished plants. For a relatively small input cost, you<br />
can have high margin plants finished in just 6-8<br />
weeks in spring.<br />
Lavandula angustifolia ‘Blue Cushion’<br />
New!<br />
Lavandula angustifolia ‘Lavance Deep Purple’<br />
Lavandula angustifolia ‘Essence Purple’<br />
Lavandula angustifolia ‘Blue Cushion’<br />
LAVBCG1 (English Lavender) Many compact<br />
lavenders have smaller flowers and uneven flowering,<br />
but this one forms a compact, rounded<br />
cushion of fragrant, grey-green foliage topped<br />
with a uniform, dense mass of deep blue flowers<br />
which lighten to pale blue.<br />
16in/ESu-LSu/Z5-9/G1 C<br />
Lavandula angustifolia ‘Essence Purple’<br />
LAVEUG1, LAVEU72 (English Lavender) One of the<br />
very best in our trials; consistently outstanding<br />
performance. Forms a perfectly rounded,<br />
uniform, dense clump of green, aromatic foliage.<br />
Retains its shape all season. Bright blueberry<br />
colored flowers bloom early.<br />
<strong>18</strong>in/ESu-EFa/Z5-9/G1, 72ct C<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
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Lavandula angustifolia ‘Hidcote’<br />
LAVHIG1, LAVHI30, LAVHI72 (English Lavender)<br />
Very fragrant, deep violet-purple flower spikes<br />
fill the air all summer long with their sweet perfume.<br />
The silver-grey foliage remains compact,<br />
making it a good choice for edging.<br />
16-<strong>18</strong>in/MSu-EFa/Z5-9/G1, 30 & 72ct S<br />
STELLAR<br />
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Lavandula angustifolia ‘Hidcote’<br />
NEW! Lavandula angustifolia ‘Lavance Deep<br />
Purple’<br />
LAVLD30, LAVLD72 (English Lavender) One of<br />
the darkest hued lavenders from seed. Deep<br />
purple-blue flowers do not bleach during the<br />
summer, according to the breeder. Deer and<br />
rabbits tend to avoid this highly scented plant,<br />
so you’re sure to enjoy it all summer long.<br />
16-<strong>18</strong>in/ESu-EFa/Z5-9/30 & 72ct S<br />
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Lavandula angustifolia SWEET ROMANCE®<br />
(‘Kerlavangem’ PP23001)<br />
LAVSR20, LAVSR72 (English Lavender) This<br />
early blooming lavender flowers well without<br />
vernalization. Plump, rich violet purple, branched<br />
flower spikes top the compact mound of grey-green<br />
foliage beginning early summer. A staple item for<br />
every sunny garden.<br />
12-<strong>18</strong>in/ESu-EFa/Z5-9/20 & 72ct C<br />
All propagation prohibited.<br />
Proven Winners® label and container required. Recommended<br />
Finish Sizes: Premium 1-Gal (20), Trade 1-Gal (72ct)<br />
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Lavandula angustifolia SWEET ROMANCE® (‘Kerlavangem’ PP23001)<br />
Lavandula x intermedia ‘Grosso’<br />
Lavandula angustifolia ‘Munstead’<br />
Lavandula angustifolia ‘Silver Mist’<br />
Lavandula angustifolia ‘Munstead’<br />
LAVMSG1, LAVMS30, LAVMS72 (English Lavender)<br />
Rich lavender flower spikes all summer<br />
long. Its compact habit and relatively short<br />
stature makes this selection a good choice<br />
for edging. One of the hardiest lavenders.<br />
12-16in/LSp-LSu/Z5-9/G1, 30 & 72ct S<br />
STELLAR<br />
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Lavandula angustifolia ‘Silver Mist’<br />
LAVSMG1, LAVSM72 (English Lavender) The<br />
brightest silver foliage of any Lavender;<br />
ghostly whitish appearance from a distance.<br />
Forms a bushy, very well-branched,<br />
uniform clump of aromatic foliage. Lavender-purple<br />
flowers appear a bit later than<br />
typical Lavenders. Rare selection.<br />
16-20in/MSu-EFa/Z5-9/G1, 72ct C<br />
Lavandula x intermedia ‘Grosso’<br />
LAVGRG1, LAVGR72 (English Lavender) A cross between L.<br />
angustifolia and L. latifolia. Fragrant, plump, violet-blue<br />
flower spikes. Blooms a bit later than the others and<br />
may rebloom in fall. Especially good for cutting.<br />
24-30in/MSu, EFa/Z5-9/G1, 72ct C<br />
Lavandula x intermedia PHENOMENAL®<br />
(‘Niko’ PP24<strong>19</strong>3)<br />
LAVPHG1, LAVPH72 (English Lavender) Tolerates warm<br />
and cold extremes without dying back, resistant to<br />
common diseases, and a strong grower in production<br />
and landscapes. Large hedge type; forms a dense, very<br />
broad mound of silvery green foliage topped with long,<br />
rich lavender-purple flower wands. Very hardy. From<br />
Peace Tree Farms.<br />
24-32in/MSu-LSu/Z4-9/G1, 72ct C<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
STELLAR<br />
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x/x/x/x/x = foliage height / scape height (where applicable) / bloom time / zone / size offered<br />
Photo courtesy of Lloyd Traven<br />
Lavandula x intermedia PHENOMENAL®<br />
(‘Niko’ PP24<strong>19</strong>3)<br />
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Leucanthemum<br />
When to<br />
Plant<br />
Northern Regions<br />
Plant 30s in LWi-LSp<br />
Plant 72s in LSu(best)-Spring<br />
Southern Regions<br />
Plant 30s in MWi-MSp<br />
Plant 72s in EFa-ESp<br />
Leucanthemum AMAZING DAISIES ® Collection<br />
AMAZING DAISIES® are a must-have for any garden–shining<br />
in both landscapes and combination containers. Full sun<br />
and good drainage are a must to grow these varieties<br />
successfully.<br />
Leucanthemum superbum AMAZING DAISIES®<br />
‘Banana Cream’ PP23<strong>18</strong>1<br />
LEUBC30, LEUBC72 (Shasta Daisy) Huge 4-5in flowers open lemon<br />
yellow, brightening to light butter yellow and finally to creamy<br />
white as they mature. Buds are produced at each axillary shoot,<br />
ensuring a long season of bloom. Vigorous grower with excellent<br />
disease resistant, compact, dark green foliage. Suitable for<br />
containers.<br />
15-<strong>18</strong>in/ESu-LSu/Z5-9/30 & 72ct C<br />
All propagation prohibited.<br />
STELLAR<br />
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Leucanthemum superbum AMAZING DAISIES® ‘Banana Cream’ PP23<strong>18</strong>1<br />
Leucanthemum superbum AMAZING DAISIES®<br />
DAISY MAY® (‘Daisy Duke’ PP2<strong>19</strong>14)<br />
LEUDM30, LEUDM72 (Shasta Daisy) Incredibly impressive, super<br />
compact, highly floriferous selection. 3in, single, pure white,<br />
daisy-like flowers form a solid dome of blooms. Grows 20-24in<br />
tall and blooms early into late summer in the Midwest; more<br />
compact and longer blooming in warmer zones.<br />
12-24in/ESu-LSu/Z5-9/30 & 72ct C<br />
All propagation prohibited.<br />
STELLAR<br />
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Leucanthemum superbum AMAZING DAISIES® DAISY MAY® (‘Daisy Duke’ PP2<strong>19</strong>14)<br />
Proven Winners® label and container required for all AMAZING DAISIES® Leucanthemum. Recommended Finish Size: Premium 1-Gal<br />
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Leucanthemum superbum ‘Becky’<br />
LEUBE30, LEUBE72 (Shasta Daisy) Durable in hot, humid<br />
summers. 3in, single, white blooms on strong<br />
stems are ideal for cutting. Does not require staking.<br />
36-42in/ESu-LSu/Z5-9/30 & 72ct C<br />
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Leucanthemum superbum ‘Cream Puff’ PPAF<br />
LEUCP30, LEUCP72 (Shasta Daisy) Lemon yellow buds<br />
open to cream flowers on a tight, compact habit.<br />
Large, 3-4in flowers have two rows of wide, overlapping<br />
petals. Flowers completely cover the domeshaped<br />
habit of dark green foliage. Deadheading<br />
encourages rebloom. Does not require vernalization.<br />
14-16in/ESu-LSu/Z5-9/30 & 72ct C<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Leucanthemum superbum<br />
‘Highland White Dream’<br />
LEUHW30 (Shasta Daisy) Often compared to the<br />
award winning ‘Becky’, this selection displays the<br />
same exemplary garden performance. Very large,<br />
4in, white flowers are semi-double and are held<br />
on starkly upright stems.<br />
24-30in/ESu-LSu/Z5-9/30ct T<br />
Leucanthemum superbum ‘Becky’<br />
Leucanthemum superbum ‘Cream Puff’ PPAF<br />
Leucanthemum superbum ‘Snowcap’<br />
LEUSN30, LEUSN72 (Shasta Daisy) Pure white, 2-3in<br />
single flowers are produced in profusion atop<br />
compact, bushy mounds of foliage. Sturdy uniform<br />
plants. Due to its compact nature, this variety<br />
tolerates adverse weather conditions better than<br />
the others. Suitable for containers.<br />
12-15in/ESu-LSu/Z5-9/30 & 72ct C<br />
Leucanthemum superbum ‘Spoonful of Sugar’<br />
PP28760<br />
LEUSS30, LEUSS72 (Shasta Daisy) Boasts an enormous<br />
flower size and an incredibly compact, dome-like<br />
habit. 4½in, creamy white flowers have two rows<br />
of very long petals that are held tight against the attractive,<br />
dark green foliage. A free-flowering variety.<br />
16-<strong>18</strong>in/ESu-LSu/Z5-9/30 & 72ct C<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Leucanthemum superbum<br />
‘Highland White Dream’<br />
Leucanthemum superbum ‘Snowcap’<br />
Leucanthemum superbum ‘Whoops-a-Daisy’<br />
PP27259<br />
LEUWD30, LEUWD72 (Shasta Daisy) Improvement<br />
over ‘Snowcap’; better flower coverage, fuller blossoms,<br />
and a more compact, uniform habit. Forms<br />
an exceptionally dense, rounded ball-shaped<br />
mound of dark green foliage blanketed by large<br />
3-4in, white flowers with gold centers. Blooms<br />
without vernalization. Suitable for containers.<br />
15-<strong>18</strong>in/ESu-MSu/Z5-9/30 & 72ct C<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
STELLAR<br />
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Leucanthemum superbum ‘Spoonful of Sugar’<br />
PP28760<br />
x/x/x/x/x = foliage height / scape height (where applicable) / bloom time / zone / size offered<br />
Leucanthemum superbum ‘Whoops-a-Daisy’<br />
PP27259<br />
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Liatris spicata ‘Floristan Violet’<br />
Liatris spicata ‘Floristan White’<br />
Liatris spicata ‘Kobold’<br />
Liatris spicata ‘Kobold Original’<br />
Liatris spicata ‘Floristan Violet’<br />
LIAFVG1 (Gayfeather, Blazing Star) Wands of bright violet-purple<br />
flowers open from top to bottom. Narrow, opposite leaves are up<br />
to 10in long at the base of the plant and decrease in length up<br />
the stems. Adds a strong vertical element to the garden.<br />
3-4ft/ESu-LSu/Z3-9/G1 S<br />
Ligularia dentata<br />
‘Britt-Marie Crawford’ PP16113<br />
Ligularia ‘King Kong’ PPAF<br />
Liatris spicata ‘Floristan White’<br />
LIAFWG1 (Gayfeather, Blazing Star) Multiple wands of creamywhite<br />
flowers open from top to bottom. Narrow, opposite leaves<br />
are up to 10in long at the base of the plant and decrease in length<br />
up the stems. Adds a strong vertical element to the garden.<br />
3-4ft/ESu-LSu/Z3-9/G1 S<br />
Liatris spicata ‘Kobold’<br />
LIAKOG1, LIAKOG2 (Gayfeather, Blazing Star) Seed form. Bright<br />
rosy lavender flower wands open from top to bottom. Narrow,<br />
opposite leaves are up to 10in long at the base of the plant and<br />
decrease in length up the stems.<br />
<strong>18</strong>-30in/ESu-MSu/Z3-9/G1 & G2 S<br />
Liatris spicata ‘Kobold Original’<br />
LIAKDG1 (Gayfeather, Blazing Star) Vegetative selection. A<br />
cultivar that offers uniformity in height. Stock is totally from<br />
division, not from seed.<br />
<strong>18</strong>-24in/ESu-MSu/Z3-9/G1 D<br />
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Ligularia ‘Bottle Rocket’ PP24486<br />
Ligularia ‘Bottle Rocket’ PP24486<br />
LIGBR20, LIGBR72 (Ligularia) A more compact sport of ‘Little Rocket’; delivers excellent<br />
garden performance. Perfectly proportional plant forms a dense clump of thicker,<br />
serrated green leaves with mustard yellow flower spikes held on chocolate stems just at<br />
the top of the foliage. Foliage holds up well in the summer heat.<br />
28-34in/MSu/Z4-9/20 & 72ct T<br />
All propagation prohibited.<br />
Proven Winners® label and container required. Recommended Finish Size: Premium 1-Gal<br />
Ligularia dentata ‘Britt-Marie Crawford’ PP16113<br />
LIGBC20, LIGBC72 (Bigleaf Ligularia) Broad, glossy, chocolate-purple<br />
leaves with bright purple undersides make a bold statement in the<br />
garden. Golden orange, daisy-like flowers on purplish-black stems.<br />
3-4ft/LSu/Z4-9/20 & 72ct T<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Ligularia ‘King Kong’ PPAF<br />
LIGKK20, LIGKK72 (Bigleaf Ligularia) Same dark foliage as<br />
‘Britt-Marie Crawford’ but with leaves nearly twice as big at 16in<br />
across. Newest leaves are glossy black-purple that mellow to<br />
burgundy-purple. Greener leaves in full shade-best in morning<br />
sun. Golden orange, daisy-like flowers.<br />
3-4ft/LSu/Z4-9/20 & 72ct T<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
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Liriope muscari ‘Big Blue’<br />
LIRBB30 (Blue Lily-turf) Evergreen, grass-like plant<br />
with dark green, strappy leaves and a vase-like habit.<br />
Delightful lilac-purple flowers resembling grape hyacinths<br />
are displayed above the foliage. Clump-former.<br />
Tolerates dry shade.<br />
12-<strong>18</strong>in/MSu/Z5-10/30ct D<br />
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Lobelia cardinalis<br />
LOBCA30, LOBCA72 (Cardinal Flower) This lovely native<br />
species is an excellent plant for moist to wet sites.<br />
Very tall, upright spikes of true fire red flowers are<br />
presented atop the green foliage and are useful for<br />
adding color late in the season. Attracts hummingbirds<br />
and butterflies.<br />
3-4ft/LSu-MFa/Z3-9/30 & 72ct S<br />
Liriope muscari ‘Big Blue’<br />
Lobelia cardinalis<br />
Lobelia speciosa ‘Vulcan Red’<br />
LOBVR30, LOBVR72 (Cardinal Flower) An improvement<br />
over ‘Queen Victoria’. Forms a much fuller, well-branched,<br />
strong stemmed plant with a uniform, upright columnar<br />
habit. Deep purple foliage is topped with cardinal red<br />
flower spikes. Blooms without vernalization.<br />
24-32in/MSu-EFa/Z6-10/30 & 72ct S<br />
Lychnis arkwrightii ‘Orange Gnome’<br />
LYCOG30 (Maltese Cross) Brilliant, orange-scarlet flowers<br />
measuring 1½in across are produced in abundance for<br />
nearly 8 weeks. Dark green leaves are flushed with purplish-bronze<br />
and are an excellent foil for the blossoms.<br />
12-15in/ESu-MSu/Z3-9/30ct S<br />
Lobelia speciosa ‘Vulcan Red’<br />
Lychnis arkwrightii ‘Orange Gnome’<br />
Lobelia Starship Series<br />
Malva sylvestris ‘Zebrina’<br />
MALZE30, MALZE72 (Hollyhock Mallow) Soft pink<br />
flowers with striking, raspberry-purple markings like<br />
a pinwheel. These 2in wide blossoms are produced<br />
in great abundance nearly all season long. Heat and<br />
drought tolerant.<br />
2-4ft/ESu-MFa/Z4-8/30 & 72ct S<br />
Lobelia speciosa ‘Starship Deep Rose’<br />
Lobelia speciosa ‘Starship Scarlet’<br />
(Cardinal Flower) Developed by Kieft Seeds, the Starship Series is an improvement from older cultivars<br />
with first year flowering plants, earlier flowering, better branching, and better quality finished plants.<br />
20-24in/MSu-EFa/Z6-10/30 & 72ct S<br />
Malva sylvestris ‘Zebrina’<br />
Lobelia speciosa ‘Starship Deep Rose’<br />
LOBSD30, LOBSD72 Deep rose pink flowers<br />
x/x/x/x/x = foliage height / scape height (where applicable) / bloom time / zone / size offered<br />
Lobelia speciosa ‘Starship Scarlet’<br />
LOBSS30, LOBSS72 Scarlet red flowers<br />
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Lupinus Popsicle Series<br />
(Lupine) Members of this series grow about 1ft<br />
shorter and bloom about two weeks earlier than the<br />
Russell Hybrids. Several flower stems are produced<br />
per crown. Available in mixed and single color strains.<br />
<strong>18</strong>-24in/ESu/Z4-6/30 & 72ct S<br />
Lupinus Popsicle Series – Blue<br />
LUPPB30, LUPPB72 Large spikes of solid purpleblue<br />
flowers are produced in early summer.<br />
Lupinus Popsicle Series – Mixed<br />
LUPPM30, LUPPM72 A colorful mix of blue, purple,<br />
yellow, red, pink, and bicolor flowers.<br />
Lupinus Popsicle Series – Pink<br />
LUPPP30, LUPPP72 Large, solid pink or pink/white<br />
bicolor flowers are produced in early summer.<br />
Lupinus Popsicle Series – Red<br />
LUPPR30, LUPPR72 Large spikes of solid red<br />
flowers are produced in early summer.<br />
Lupinus Popsicle Series – Mixed Lupinus Popsicle Series – Blue Lupinus Popsicle Series – Pink<br />
Lupinus Popsicle Series – Red<br />
Lupinus polyphyllus MINI GALLERY Series<br />
(Lupine) This new series of Lupine from HM Clause in France is touted as<br />
more compact, earlier blooming, and more floriferous than the Gallery<br />
Series. These are shorter in height than the popular Popsicle Series.<br />
14-16in/ESu/Z4-8/30 & 72ct S<br />
MINI GALLERY Series – Blue Bicolor<br />
LUPMB30, LUPMB72 Blue and white flowers<br />
MINI GALLERY Series – Pink Bicolor<br />
LUPMP30, LUPMP72 Pink and white flowers<br />
MINI GALLERY Series – Red<br />
LUPMR30, LUPMR72 Solid red flowers<br />
MINI GALLERY Series – Yellow<br />
LUPMY30, LUPMY72 Solid yellow flowers<br />
Lupinus polyphyllus<br />
MINI GALLERY Blue Bicolor<br />
Lupinus polyphyllus<br />
MINI GALLERY Pink Bicolor<br />
Lupinus polyphyllus<br />
MINI GALLERY Red<br />
Photo courtesy of HM Clause<br />
Lupinus polyphyllus<br />
MINI GALLERY Yellow<br />
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Monarda<br />
When to<br />
Plant<br />
Northern Regions<br />
Plant 20s in LWi-LSp<br />
Plant 72s in LSu<br />
Southern Regions<br />
Plant 20s in LWi-LSp<br />
Plant 72s in LSu<br />
Monarda Leading Lady Series<br />
New!<br />
Monarda ‘Leading Lady Lilac’ PP26431<br />
Monarda ‘Leading Lady Lilac’ PP26431<br />
MONLL20, MONLL72 (Bee Balm) A M. bradburiana hybrid, flowering earlier<br />
and forming a more petite clump than common M. didyma cultivars. Densely<br />
branched, dark green foliage is topped with lilac-purple blossoms.<br />
10-14in/ESu-MSu/Z4-8/20 & 72ct C<br />
All propagation prohibited.<br />
Monarda ‘Leading Lady Orchid’ PPAF<br />
NEW! Monarda ‘Leading Lady Orchid’ PPAF<br />
MONLR20, MONLR72 (Bee Balm) A M. bradburiana hybrid, flowering earlier<br />
and forming a more petite clump than common M. didyma cultivars. Densely<br />
branched, dark green foliage is topped with orchid pink blossoms. Interiors of<br />
the petals are lighter pink and covered with a fine mist of fuchsia spots.<br />
10-14in/ESu-MSu/Z4-9/20 & 72ct C<br />
All propagation prohibited.<br />
Monarda ‘Leading Lady Plum’ PP26447<br />
MONLP20, MONLP72 (Bee Balm) A M. bradburiana hybrid, flowering earlier<br />
and forming a more petite clump than common M. didyma cultivars. Densely<br />
branched, dark green foliage is topped with magenta-purple blossoms.<br />
10-14in/ESu-MSu/Z4-8/20 & 72ct C<br />
All propagation prohibited.<br />
Monarda ‘Leading Lady Plum’ PP26447<br />
Proven Winners® label and container required for all Leading Lady Monarda. Recommended Finish Size: Premium 1-Gal<br />
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Monarda Pardon My Series<br />
Monarda didyma ‘Pardon My Cerise’ PP29234<br />
Monarda didyma ‘Pardon My Lavender’ PP28770<br />
Monarda didyma ‘Pardon My Pink’ PP24244<br />
Monarda didyma ‘Pardon My Purple’ PP22170<br />
Monarda didyma<br />
‘Pardon My Cerise’ PP29234<br />
MONPC20, MONPC72 (Bee Balm) This<br />
petite selection grows vigorously<br />
to form a bushy, compact clump of<br />
attractive, aromatic, deep green,<br />
glossy foliage. Very mildew resistant.<br />
Dark cherry-pink flowers sit just atop<br />
the foliage. Large 2½-3in flowers on<br />
a short plant.<br />
14-<strong>18</strong>in/MSu-LSu/Z4-8/20 & 72ct C<br />
All propagation prohibited.<br />
Monarda didyma<br />
‘Pardon My Lavender’ PP28770<br />
MONPA20, MONPA72 (Bee Balm) This<br />
petite selection grows vigorously to<br />
form a bushy, compact clump of attractive,<br />
aromatic, deep green, glossy<br />
foliage. Very mildew resistant. Light<br />
lavender-pink flowers sit just atop<br />
the foliage. Large 2½-3in flowers on<br />
a short plant.<br />
14-<strong>18</strong>in/MSu-LSu/Z4-8/20 & 72ct C<br />
All propagation prohibited.<br />
Monarda didyma<br />
‘Pardon My Pink’ PP24244<br />
MONPP20, MONPP72 (Bee Balm) This<br />
petite selection grows vigorously<br />
to form a bushy, compact clump of<br />
attractive, aromatic, deep green,<br />
glossy foliage. Very mildew resistant.<br />
Cheerful true medium pink flowers<br />
sit just atop the foliage. Large 2½-3in<br />
flowers on a short plant.<br />
10-12in/MSu-LSu/Z4-8/20 & 72ct C<br />
All propagation prohibited.<br />
Monarda didyma<br />
‘Pardon My Purple’ PP22170<br />
MONPM20, MONPM72 (Bee Balm) This<br />
petite selection grows vigorously<br />
to form a bushy, compact clump of<br />
attractive, aromatic, deep green,<br />
glossy foliage. Very mildew resistant.<br />
Fuchsia-purple flowers sit just atop<br />
the foliage. Large 2½-3in flowers on<br />
a short plant.<br />
10-12in/MSu-LSu/Z4-8/20 & 72ct C<br />
All propagation prohibited.<br />
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Monarda SUGAR BUZZ ® Series<br />
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(Bee Balm) Well-suited to the middle of the flower border, all eight colors in this<br />
series are similar in size, bloom time, and vigor, making them easy for growers<br />
to schedule. These vigorous cultivars will fill out the container nicely with their<br />
dark green, mildew resistant foliage, but won’t overrun the garden.<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Monarda ‘Blue Moon’ PPAF<br />
MONBM20, MONBM72 Lavender-blue flowers are held by attractive purple<br />
bracts. A breakthrough, shorter height for this color.<br />
20in/MSu-LSu/Z4-8/20 & 72ct C<br />
Monarda ‘Bubblegum Blast’ PP27497<br />
MONBB20, MONBB72 Hot pink flowers.<br />
24in/MSu/Z4-8/20 & 72ct C<br />
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Monarda ‘Cherry Pops’ PP276<strong>18</strong><br />
MONCP20, MONCP72 Cherry red flowers.<br />
20in/MSu-LSu/Z4-8/20 & 72ct C<br />
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Monarda ‘Grape Gumball’ PP27498<br />
MONGG20, MONGG72 Vibrant magenta flowers.<br />
20-24in/MSu-LSu/Z4-8/20 & 72ct C<br />
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Monarda ‘Lilac Lollipop’ PP27571<br />
MONLO20, MONLO72 Lavender-lilac flowers.<br />
<strong>19</strong>in/MSu-LSu/Z4-8/20 & 72ct C<br />
Monarda ‘Blue Moon’ PPAF<br />
Monarda ‘Bubblegum Blast’ PP27497<br />
Monarda ‘Cherry Pops’ PP276<strong>18</strong><br />
Monarda ‘Grape Gumball’ PP27498<br />
Monarda ‘Lilac Lollipop’ PP27571<br />
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Monarda SUGAR BUZZ ® Series cont.<br />
(Bee Balm) Well-suited to the middle of the flower<br />
border, all eight colors in this series are similar in<br />
size, bloom time, and vigor, making them easy for<br />
growers to schedule. These vigorous cultivars will fill<br />
out the container nicely with their dark green, mildew<br />
resistant foliage, but won’t overrun the garden.<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Monarda ‘Pink Frosting’ PPAF<br />
Monarda ‘Rockin’ Raspberry’ PP28752<br />
Monarda ‘Pink Frosting’ PPAF<br />
MONPF20, MONPF72 Pastel pink flowers form a carpet<br />
of blossoms that completely cover the foliage.<br />
14-16in/MSu-LSu/Z4-8/20 & 72ct C<br />
Monarda ‘Rockin’ Raspberry’ PP28752<br />
MONRR20, MONRR72 Deep raspberry-purple flowers<br />
and distinctive dark foliage.<br />
20in/MSu-LSu/Z4-8/20 & 72ct C<br />
New!<br />
Monarda ‘Electric Neon Pink’ PPAF<br />
Nepeta faassenii ‘Purrsian Blue’ PP24788<br />
Mukdenia rossii<br />
‘Karasuba’<br />
NEW! Monarda ‘Electric Neon Pink’ PPAF<br />
MONEN20, MONEN72 (Bee Balm) Fabulous,<br />
vibrant flower color on this new interspecific<br />
hybrid of Bee Balm. Intense, dark neon pink<br />
flowers are produced above an upright mound<br />
of glossy, dark green foliage. The large, 3in<br />
flowers practically glow, lightening slightly<br />
for a two tone effect.<br />
20-22in/MSu-LSu/Z4-8/20 & 72ct C<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Mukdenia rossii ‘Karasuba’<br />
Back By Popular Demand<br />
MUKKA20 (Red Leafed Mukdenia) Unique<br />
perennial for partial shade. Green, fan-shaped<br />
leaves are topped by delicate panicles of<br />
starry white flowers in spring. Beginning in<br />
summer, deep red tones creep inward from<br />
the edges. Fire red fall color.<br />
8-12in/MSp-LSp/Z4-9/20ct T<br />
Nepeta faassenii ‘Kitten Around’ PPAF<br />
Nepeta faassenii ‘Kitten Around’ PPAF<br />
NEPKAG1, NEPKA72 (Catmint) If ‘Purrsian Blue’<br />
wasn’t small enough for you, you’ll love ‘Kitten<br />
Around’! Even more compact and petite<br />
than its predecessor, this plant forms a tight,<br />
round mound of aromatic foliage. Bright rosy<br />
purple calyxes hold periwinkle blue flowers.<br />
12-14in/ESu-EFa/Z3-8/G1, 72ct C<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
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Nepeta faassenii ‘Purrsian Blue’ PP24788<br />
NEPPBG1, NEPPB72 (Catmint) This compact<br />
selection forms a densely mounded clump of<br />
green, aromatic foliage and nearly doubles<br />
its spread in year two. Highly floriferous;<br />
periwinkle blue flowers with dark purple<br />
calyxes are produced for months.<br />
14-<strong>18</strong>in/ESu-EFa/Z3-8/G1, 72ct C<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
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New!<br />
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Nepeta ‘Cat’s Pajamas’ PPAF<br />
NEW! Nepeta ‘Cat’s Pajamas’ PPAF<br />
NEPCPG1, NEPCP72 (Catmint) A small scale version of ‘Cat’s Meow’ at half the size<br />
and blooms about 2-3 weeks earlier. Ball-shaped habit carries long, dark flower<br />
stems with indigo blue flowers. Unlike older varieties that produce flowers only<br />
at the top of the stems, this variety blooms from the soil to the tips of the stems.<br />
Rosy purple calyxes give your garden an additional splash of color.<br />
12-14in/LSp-EFa/Z3-8/G1, 72ct C<br />
All propagation prohibited.<br />
Nepeta faassenii ‘Cat’s Meow’ PP24472<br />
Nepeta faassenii ‘Cat’s Meow’ PP24472<br />
NEPCMG1, NEPCM72 (Catmint) The new standard in Nepeta and a landscaper’s<br />
dream. Low maintenance selection; naturally keeps its tidy, dense, rounded<br />
shape all season. Grey-green, aromatic foliage is topped with well-branched<br />
stems carrying sky blue flowers with purple calyxes for months. Truly is the<br />
“cat’s meow”!<br />
17-20in/ESu-EFa/Z3-8/G1,72ct C<br />
All propagation prohibited.<br />
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Nepeta faassenii ‘Walker’s Low’<br />
Nepeta faassenii ‘Walker’s Low’<br />
NEPWLG1, NEPWL72 (Catmint) Grey-green, aromatic<br />
foliage on long, arching stems. Lavender-blue<br />
flowers are produced over a long period in summer.<br />
2-3ft/ESu-MSu/Z3-8/G1, 72ct C<br />
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Oenothera missouriensis<br />
Oenothera missouriensis<br />
OENMIG1 (Ozark Sundrop) Canary yellow, mildly<br />
fragrant, 3in wide flowers. Dark green, lanceolate<br />
leaves. Following the blooms, unusual 2-3in long,<br />
4-winged seed pods develop which are beautiful in<br />
dried floral arrangements.<br />
9-12in/ESu-MSu/Z3-8/G1 S<br />
Ophiopogon planiscapus ‘Niger’<br />
Ophiopogon planiscapus ‘Niger’<br />
OPHNI30 (Black Mondo Grass) Grass-like plant<br />
forms a compact, dense clump of nearly jet black<br />
foliage. Looks much like a black Liriope. Short<br />
spikes of light purple to white flowers are followed<br />
by purplish-black berries in fall.<br />
6-8in/ESu-MSu/Z5-9/30ct T<br />
x/x/x/x/x = foliage height / scape height (where applicable) / bloom time / zone / size offered<br />
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Peonies<br />
When to Plant<br />
Intersectional Peonies<br />
Plant in EFa-MFa<br />
Garden Peonies<br />
Plant in EFa (best) or ESp<br />
Top 10 Reasons Why Peonies don’t Flower<br />
1. It is planted too shallow or too deep.<br />
2. It is getting too much Nitrogen fertilizer.<br />
3. It is over or undernourished. Peonies thrive with little care and limited<br />
amounts of fertilizer.<br />
4. The flower buds were killed by a late frost, disease, or excessive heat.<br />
5. There was not enough sunlight to produce flowers.<br />
6. The plant is too young or immature.<br />
7. The clump is too large or overcrowded.<br />
8. It has been moved or divided too often.<br />
9. The plant was cut back before the foliage turned brown in the fall.<br />
10. The soil is too wet or too dry.<br />
Intersectional Peonies<br />
Intersectional peonies are created by crossing herbaceous and woody tree peonies.<br />
They offer the best qualities of both including: large flowers in unique colors, robust<br />
herbaceous foliage, strong weather resistant stems, longer bloom time, extreme winter<br />
hardiness, and increased vigor. Bare root is best planted in Fall.<br />
Due to supplier stock issues, availability of<br />
intersectional peonies is very limited. We strongly<br />
encourage you to order early for best availability.<br />
Paeonia ‘Bartzella’<br />
Paeonia ‘Joanna Marlene’<br />
Paeonia ‘Bartzella’<br />
PAEBAG1 (Intersectional Peony) Roger Anderson’s best intersectional peony introduction.<br />
Huge 6-8in, semi-double to double, pastel yellow flowers have a small rose-purple<br />
flare in the center and a pronounced sweet scent. Blossoms are neatly spaced on<br />
the top and sides of the sturdy clump of healthy green, tree peony-like foliage.<br />
30-36in/LSp/Z4-9/G1 TD<br />
Paeonia ‘Joanna Marlene’<br />
Back By Popular Demand<br />
PAEJMG1 (Intersectional Peony) 4-6in, semi-double soft yellow blossoms.<br />
This peony takes on more peachy tones as the flowers mature, with pink<br />
guard flowers. One of breeder Roger Anderson’s favorites.<br />
24-36in/LSp/Z4-9/G1 TD<br />
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Garden Peonies<br />
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Paeonia ‘Duchess de Nemours’<br />
Paeonia ‘Dr. Alexander Fleming’<br />
Photo courtesy of White Flower Farm<br />
Paeonia ‘Coral Sunset’<br />
Paeonia ‘Coral Sunset’ (Semi-Double)<br />
PAECS3E (Garden Peony) Breeder Roy Klehm’s<br />
favorite! Intense sunset coral, semi-double<br />
blossoms with rose overtones and a fluffy boss<br />
of deep yellow stamens are lightly fragrant and<br />
long lasting in fresh bouquets. Prized for its<br />
exemplary plant habit.<br />
28in/LSp/Z3-8/3-5 eye D<br />
Paeonia ‘Dr. Alexander Fleming’ (Double)<br />
PAEDA3E (Garden Peony) Fragrant, fully double,<br />
pink blooms abound in early summer. Many<br />
side buds are produced, extending the bloom<br />
time. The central petals have a tendancy to curl<br />
inward, achieving a sphere-like shape.<br />
30in/ESu/Z3-8/3-5 eye D<br />
Paeonia ‘Duchess de Nemours’ (Double)<br />
PAEDN3E (Garden Peony) Fragrant, white, globeshaped<br />
blooms with green carpels and a yellow<br />
center glow. This prolific bloomer has attractive<br />
foliage and strong stems.<br />
34in/LSp/Z3-8/3-5 eye D<br />
Paeonia ‘Felix Crousse’ (Double)<br />
PAEFC3E (Garden Peony) Carmine-red petals<br />
with a silvery sheen are lavishly produced in<br />
early summer. This is a fragrant, double variety.<br />
Frequently used in commercial cut flower<br />
production.<br />
28in/ESu/Z3-8/3-5 eye D<br />
Paeonia ‘Felix Crousse’<br />
Paeonia ‘Festiva Maxima’ (Double)<br />
PAEFM3E (Garden Peony) Noticeably fragrant,<br />
fully double, white blooms with red drizzled<br />
throughout the center. Massive, loose flower<br />
form. A reliable bloomer. One of the most widely<br />
cultivated peonies.<br />
34in/LSp/Z3-8/3-5 eye D<br />
Paeonia ‘Kansas’ (Double)<br />
PAEKA3E (Garden Peony) Large, bright watermelon-red<br />
flowers which are fully double appear on<br />
strong, dark green stems in early summer. The<br />
color is sunfast, ensuring top performance, and<br />
it contrasts well with the mid-green foliage.<br />
32in/ESu/Z3-8/3-5 eye D<br />
x/x/x/x/x = foliage height / scape height (where applicable) / bloom time / zone / size offered<br />
Paeonia ‘Festiva Maxima’<br />
Paeonia ‘Kansas’<br />
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Paeonia ‘Karl Rosenfield’ (Double)<br />
PAEKR3E (Garden Peony) Brilliant fuchsia-red blooms are<br />
a double, semi-rose type. They make wonderful mildly<br />
fragrant cut flowers. Blooms from early to midsummer.<br />
34in/ESu-MSu/Z3-8/3-5 eye D<br />
Paeonia ‘Paula Fay’ (Semi-Double)<br />
PAEPF3E (Garden Peony) This award winning peony is<br />
incredibly showy in bloom and is revered for its excellent<br />
habit and dark green foliage. Glowing hot pink, large,<br />
semi-double flowers have a central boss of bright gold<br />
stamens and are produced on strong stems.<br />
35in/LSp/Z3-8/3-5 eye D<br />
Paeonia ‘Karl Rosenfield’<br />
Paeonia ‘Paula Fay’<br />
Paeonia ‘Sarah Bernhardt’ (Double)<br />
PAESB3E (Garden Peony) Gigantic, double, apple blossom-pink<br />
flowers are an old fashioned favorite. This<br />
variety blooms from early to midsummer. Selected as the<br />
2004 Dried Cut Flower of the Year by the Association of<br />
Specialty Cut Flower Growers.<br />
34in/ESu-MSu/Z3-8/3-5 eye D<br />
Papaver orientalis ‘Beauty of Livermere’<br />
PAPBL30 (Oriental Poppy) Deep oxblood-red flowers<br />
measure 4-6in across. One of the finest reds.<br />
30in/LSp-ESu/Z3-7/30ct S<br />
Papaver orientalis ‘Prince of Orange’<br />
PAPPO30 (Oriental Poppy) Brilliant flowers the color of<br />
tangerines measure 4-5in across.<br />
30in/LSp-ESu/Z3-7/30ct S<br />
Paeonia ‘Sarah Bernhardt’<br />
Papaver orientalis ‘Beauty of Livermere’<br />
Papaver orientalis ‘Queen Alexandra’<br />
PAPQA30 (Oriental Poppy) Bright salmon-pink flowers with<br />
smooth, rounded petals measure 4-5in across.<br />
30in/LSp-ESu/Z3-7/30ct S<br />
Papaver orientalis ‘Royal Wedding’<br />
PAPRW30 (Oriental Poppy) Papery white, flouncy flowers<br />
measure 4-6in across.<br />
30in/LSp-ESu/Z3-7/30ct S<br />
Papaver orientalis ‘Prince of Orange’<br />
Papaver orientalis ‘Queen Alexandra’<br />
Papaver orientalis ‘Royal Wedding’<br />
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Penstemon ‘Blackbeard’ PPAF<br />
PENBLG1, PENBL72 (Beardtongue) Named for the famous<br />
black-bearded pirate, this perennial has incredible dark eggplant<br />
purple foliage. Dark purple flower stems hold its lilac-purple flowers<br />
with white flaring tubes. Stays strictly upright all season long.<br />
28-34in/ESu-MSu/Z3-8/G1, 72ct C<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
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Penstemon ‘Elfin Pink’<br />
PENEPG1 (Beardtongue) Bright pink, trumpet-shaped flowers<br />
are borne in profusion on thin spikes. They make a tremendous<br />
color statement when planted in groups. Drought tolerant and<br />
easy to grow. Attracts hummingbirds.<br />
12in/ESu/Z3-8/G1 C<br />
Penstemon ‘Prairie Dusk’<br />
PENPDG1 (Beardtongue) Rose-purple, trumpet-shaped flowers<br />
are borne in profusion on thin spikes in early summer. They<br />
make a tremendous color statement when planted in groups.<br />
Drought tolerant and easy to grow. Attracts hummingbirds.<br />
24-30in/ESu/Z3-8/G1 D<br />
Perovskia atriplicifolia<br />
PERATG1 (Russian Sage) Airy spikes of lavender-blue flowers top<br />
strong stems with small, finely dissected, silvery-green leaves.<br />
Loose, open habit.<br />
36-48in/LSu-MFa/Z4-9/G1 C<br />
Penstemon 'Midnight Masquerade’ PPAF<br />
Penstemon ‘Midnight Masquerade’ PPAF<br />
PENMMG1, PENMM72 (Beardtongue) A sturdy clump of deep burgundy purple leaves. Rich lavender-purple<br />
flowers have pure white interiors and are produced on dark stems just above the<br />
foliage. This superior selection boasts a fuller, more refined habit, more vibrant flower color,<br />
and a more consistent flowering performance.<br />
36-40in/ESu-MSu/Z3-8/G1, 72ct C<br />
All propagation prohibited.<br />
Proven Winners® label and container required.<br />
Recommended Recommended Finish Size: Premium 1-Gal (G1), Trade 1-Gal (72ct)<br />
Penstemon ‘Blackbeard’ PPAF<br />
Penstemon ‘Elfin Pink’<br />
Penstemon ‘Prairie Dusk’<br />
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Perovskia atriplicifolia<br />
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Perovskia atriplicifolia ‘Denim ‘n Lace’<br />
PP28445<br />
PERDLG1, PERDL72 (Russian Sage) One of the<br />
best Perovskia we offer–a must have! Stays<br />
compact, has stronger stems, with a more<br />
upright habit than most older varieties.<br />
Lace-like, bright sky blue flowers are held on<br />
amethyst calyxes for a very full look.<br />
28-32in/MSu-EFa/Z4-9/G1, 72ct C<br />
All propagation prohibited.<br />
Proven Winners® label and container required.<br />
Recommended Finish Size: Premium 1-Gal (G1), Trade<br />
1-Gal (72ct)<br />
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Perovskia atriplicifolia 'Denim 'n Lace’ PP28445<br />
Perovskia atriplicifolia ‘Blue Jean Baby’ PP29281<br />
Perovskia atriplicifolia ‘Rocketman’ PP27526<br />
Perovskia atriplicifolia ‘Blue Jean Baby’ PP29281<br />
PERBJG1, PERBJ72 (Russian Sage) A shorter, manageable Russian Sage that is<br />
still vigorous in the landscape and production. Lavender-blue flowers held in<br />
smoky purple calyxes bloom for a long period starting in midsummer, with the<br />
color from the calyxes extending appeal into fall.<br />
28-34in/MSu-EFa/Z4-9/G1, 72ct C<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
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Perovskia atriplicifolia ‘Rocketman’ PP27526<br />
PERRMG1, PERRM72 (Russian Sage) A narrower, upright vase-shaped habit and<br />
relatively short stature set this new Perovskia apart. Its aromatic, grey-green,<br />
non-dissected leaves line the silvery stems which are topped with large, fluffy<br />
textured, lavender-blue flowers.<br />
30-36in/MSu-MFa/Z4-9/G1, 72ct C<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
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Hybrid Phlox<br />
When to<br />
Plant<br />
Northern Regions<br />
Plant G1s in LWi-LSp<br />
Plant 72s in LSu<br />
Southern Regions<br />
Plant G1s in MWi-ESp<br />
Plant 72s in LSu<br />
Hybrid Phlox have similar upright habits to Phlox paniculata (Tall Garden Phlox), but are typically shorter in height, bloom<br />
earlier in the summer, and for a longer period of time.<br />
Phlox Opening Act Series<br />
Phlox ‘Opening Act Blush’ PP27462<br />
Phlox ‘Opening Act Blush’ PP27462<br />
PHLOBG1, PHLOB72 (Hybrid Phlox) Blooms early with a long season of color.<br />
Lovely light lavender-pink flowers appearing in early summer. Sporadic<br />
rebloom into early fall. Dark green, glossy foliage is mildew resistant.<br />
<strong>18</strong>-20in/ESu-LSu/Z4-8/G1 & 72ct C<br />
All propagation prohibited.<br />
Phlox ‘Opening Act White’ PP27461<br />
Phlox ‘Opening Act White’ PP27461<br />
PHLOWG1, PHLOW72 (Hybrid Phlox) Blooms early with a long season of color.<br />
Pure white flowers appearing in early summer. Sporadic rebloom into early<br />
fall. Dark green, glossy foliage is mildew resistant.<br />
<strong>18</strong>-20in/ESu-LSu/Z4-8/G1 & 72ct C<br />
All propagation prohibited.<br />
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Proven Winners® label and container required for all Opening Act Phlox. Recommended Finish Size: Premium 1-Gal (G1), Trade 1-Gal (72ct)<br />
x/x/x/x/x = foliage height / scape height (where applicable) / bloom time / zone / size offered<br />
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Hybrid Phlox<br />
Phlox Fashionably Early Series<br />
A new series of early blooming Hybrid Phlox that works well for the middle to back of the border. Each member has exceptional mildew<br />
resistance, thick leathery leaves, and a stoloniferous habit (as opposed to the tightly clumping P. paniculata types). In addition to being early<br />
blooming, these Phlox also boast a long season of color with some rebloom in fall.<br />
Phlox ‘Fashionably Early Crystal’ PP28679<br />
PHLFCG1, PHLFC72 (Hybrid Phlox) Pure white flowers with a faint light purple<br />
eye. Broad, dark green, thick foliage stays beautiful all season.<br />
28-32in/ESu-MSu/Z4-8/G1, 72ct C<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Phlox ‘Fashionably Early Lavender Ice’ PPAF<br />
PHLFLG1, PHLFL72 (Hybrid Phlox) A refined, perfect-looking habit. Pale lavender<br />
flowers with a lavender-pink eye. Narrow, spiky, dark green foliage stays<br />
beautiful all season.<br />
28-32in/ESu-MSu/Z4-8/G1, 72ct C<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Phlox ‘Fashionably Early Flamingo’ PPAF<br />
PHLFFG1, PHLFF72 (Hybrid Phlox) Perfectly defined panicles of light lavender-pink<br />
flowers bloom prolifically. Broad, thick, bright green foliage stays<br />
beautiful all season.<br />
30-36in/ESu-MSu/Z4-8/G1, 72ct C<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Phlox ‘Fashionably Early Princess’ PP28680<br />
PHLFPG1, PHLFP72 (Hybrid Phlox) The very first of the series to bloom. Light<br />
fuchsia-pink flowers and a darker pink eye. Broad, thick, glossy green foliage<br />
stays beautiful all season.<br />
28-32in/ESu-MSu/Z4-8/G1, 72ct C<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Phlox ‘Fashionably Early Crystal’ PP28679<br />
Phlox ‘Fashionably Early Flamingo’ PPAF<br />
Phlox ‘Fashionably Early Lavender Ice’ PPAF<br />
Phlox ‘Fashionably Early Princess’ PP28680<br />
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Phlox 'Cloudburst’ PPAF<br />
PHLCLG1, PHLCL72 (Tall Cushion Phlox) A brand new Phlox that<br />
combines the color of Tall Garden Phlox and dome-like habits of<br />
Cushion Phlox. Dark purple buds open to lavender-purple flowers<br />
with bright pink eyes, covering a broad, billowy mound nearly all<br />
the way to the ground. Excellent<br />
disease resistance; broad,<br />
glossy, dark green leaves stay<br />
clean all summer long.<br />
28in/ESu-LSu/Z4-8/G1, 72ct C<br />
All propagation prohibited.<br />
Proven Winners® label and container<br />
required. Recommended Finish Size:<br />
Premium 1-Gal (G1), Trade 1-Gal (72ct)<br />
Phlox 'Cloudburst’ PPAF<br />
Phlox ‘Amethyst Pearl’ PP28487<br />
PHLAPG1, PHLAP72 (Hybrid Phlox) Sport of ‘Minnie Pearl’.<br />
Light amethyst-pink flowers with a white eye are produced<br />
in loose, rounded panicles in early summer and<br />
reblooms again in early fall. Glossy, bright green foliage<br />
stays clean all season. Spreads slowly by rhizomes.<br />
<strong>18</strong>in/ESu-LSu/Z3-8/G1, 72ct C<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Phlox ‘Minnie Pearl’<br />
PHLMPG1 (Hybrid Phlox) An especially early bloom time,<br />
incredible disease resistance, and a slowly spreading<br />
habit sets this variety apart. Clusters of large, pure white<br />
flowers completely cover the glossy, green foliage over a<br />
long period.<br />
15-20in/ESu-LSu/Z3-8/G1 C<br />
Phlox ‘Amethyst Pearl’ PP28487<br />
Phlox ‘Minnie Pearl’<br />
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Tall Garden Phlox<br />
When to<br />
Plant<br />
Northern Regions<br />
Plant G1s in LWi-LSp<br />
Plant 72s in LSu<br />
Southern Regions<br />
Plant G1s in MWi-ESp<br />
Plant 72s in LSu<br />
Bare Root Phlox<br />
All of the bare root Phlox we offer are field<br />
grown here in West Michigan. The sandy<br />
soils of the region help our bare root Phlox<br />
develop the exceptional root structure that<br />
leads to fuller, faster finishing plants.<br />
Phlox paniculata ‘Bright Eyes’<br />
Phlox paniculata ‘Glamour Girl’ PP25778<br />
Phlox paniculata ‘Laura’<br />
Phlox paniculata ‘Bright Eyes’<br />
PHLBEG1 (Tall Garden Phlox) Pale pink flowers<br />
with a prominent, hot pink eye zone. A<br />
reliable bloomer. Fragrant blossoms attract<br />
butterflies and hummingbirds. This selection<br />
has demonstrated a high degree of mildew<br />
resistance.<br />
36in/MSu-LSu/Z4-8/G1 C<br />
Phlox paniculata ‘Glamour Girl’ PP25778<br />
PHLGGG1, PHLGG72 (Tall Garden Phlox) Our<br />
new gold standard in Tall Phlox. Bright green,<br />
healthy foliage shrugs off powdery mildew<br />
with ease and looks great all season. Large<br />
panicles of glowing hot coral pink, fragrant<br />
flowers on dark stems steal the show at the<br />
height of summer. She’s glamorous indeed!<br />
32in/MSu-LSu/Z3-8/G1, 72ct C<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
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Phlox paniculata ‘Laura’<br />
PHLLRG1 (Tall Garden Phlox) Rated a top<br />
performer! Fuchsia-purple flowers with starry,<br />
white centers and dark eyes. Has demonstrated<br />
very good mildew resistance. Fragrant<br />
blossoms.<br />
24-30in/MSu-LSu/Z4-8/G1 C<br />
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Tall Garden Phlox<br />
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Phlox paniculata ‘Nicky’<br />
PHLNIG1 (Tall Garden Phlox) Magenta flowers,<br />
the darkest of all tall garden phlox, are produced<br />
all summer long. Sweetly fragrant. Has<br />
demonstrated good mildew resistance in trials.<br />
30-36in/MSu-LSu/Z4-8/G1 C<br />
Phlox paniculata ‘Red Riding Hood’<br />
PHLRRG1, PHLRR72 (Tall Garden Phlox) Vivid<br />
clusters of fragrant, cherry red flowers sit<br />
atop strong stems nearly all summer long. A<br />
compact variety which attracts butterflies and<br />
hummingbirds. Makes a bold color statement.<br />
22in/MSu-LSu/Z4-8/G1, 72ct C<br />
Phlox paniculata ‘Nicky’<br />
Phlox paniculata ‘Red Riding Hood’<br />
(Tall Garden Phlox) This series of<br />
naturally dwarf, compact cultivars<br />
is perfectly suited for containers,<br />
courtyard gardens, and the middle of<br />
the border. All members of this series<br />
offer good disease resistance, a bushy<br />
habit, and large, fragrant flowers.<br />
From Bartels Breeding(now Dümmen<br />
Orange) of The Netherlands.<br />
15-<strong>18</strong>in/MSu/Z3-8/G1, 72ct C<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Coral (‘Barsixtytwo’ PP22234)<br />
PHLCOG1, PHLCO72 Vibrant coral-red.<br />
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Pink (‘Bartwelve’ PP1<strong>18</strong>04)<br />
PHLPIG1, PHLPI72 Fuchsia-pink with<br />
a darker pink eye.<br />
Phlox FLAME Series<br />
Purple (‘Barfourteen’ PP12605)<br />
PHLPUG1, PHLPU72 Rich purple<br />
flowers with a small darker eye.<br />
Red (‘Barphlpanflamazred’ PPAF)<br />
PHLREG1, PHLRE72 Intense red<br />
flowers.<br />
White Eye (‘Barsixty’ PP22211)<br />
PHLWEG1, PHLWE72 Snow<br />
white flowers with a prominent<br />
magenta eye.<br />
Phlox paniculata FLAME Series<br />
Coral (‘Barsixtytwo’ PP22234)<br />
Phlox paniculata FLAME Series<br />
Pink (‘Bartwelve’ PP1<strong>18</strong>04)<br />
Phlox paniculata FLAME Series Purple<br />
(‘Barfourteen’ PP12605)<br />
Photo courtesy of Dummen Orange<br />
Phlox paniculata FLAME Series Red<br />
(‘Barphlpanflamazred’ PPAF)<br />
Phlox paniculata FLAME Series White Eye<br />
(‘Barsixty’ PP22211)<br />
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Hybrid Spring Phlox<br />
When to<br />
Plant<br />
Northern Regions<br />
Plant G1s in ESp-MSp<br />
Plant 72s in LSu<br />
Southern Regions<br />
Plant G1s in MWi-ESp<br />
Plant 72s in LSu<br />
Scheduling Creeping Phlox<br />
Growers looking for a quick turnaround time in creeping phlox are advised to start with our heavily graded bare root material. One large bare<br />
root easily fills an 8 inch mum pan and finishes quickly for spring sales. Be sure to pot these evergreen perennials up immediately upon receipt,<br />
taking care to make very good root to soil contact when planting. If you prefer to start with 72ct plugs, pot them up in late summer for the<br />
following spring’s sales.<br />
Phlox Sprite Series<br />
New!<br />
New!<br />
Phlox ‘Magenta Sprite’ PPAF<br />
Phlox ‘Purple Sprite’ PPAF<br />
New!<br />
(Hybrid Spring Phlox) A new interspecific spring blooming Phlox series<br />
that, unlike P. subulata, does not spread aggressively, but forms a low,<br />
mounding habit of star-shaped flowers. Blooms a week later than P. subulata,<br />
great for extending the spring color of your garden. Though it prefers<br />
full sun, this Phlox will tolerate very light shade.<br />
6-8in/MSp-LSp/Z3-8/72ct C<br />
All propagation prohibited.<br />
NEW! Phlox ‘Magenta Sprite’ PPAF<br />
PHSMS72 Magenta-pink flowers.<br />
NEW! Phlox ‘Purple Sprite’ PPAF<br />
PHSPU72 Bright purple flowers with a tiny white halo in the center.<br />
NEW! Phlox ‘Rose Sprite’ PPAF<br />
PHSRS72 Rose pink flowers with a tiny white halo in the center.<br />
Phlox ‘Rose Sprite’ PPAF<br />
Proven Winners® label and container required for all Sprite Phlox. Recommended Finish Size: Trade 1-Gal<br />
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Hybrid Spring Phlox<br />
Phlox Bedazzled Series<br />
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New! New! New!<br />
Phlox ‘Bedazzled Lavender’ PPAF<br />
Phlox ‘Bedazzled Orchid’ PPAF<br />
Phlox ‘Bedazzled Pink’ PPAF<br />
(Hybrid Spring Phlox) This series explodes into bloom in mid spring and<br />
blooms up to a week before P. subulata, depending on the weather. Members<br />
of this series produce star-shaped, notched flowers over a rounded, spreading<br />
habit. These are moderate growers during year one in the garden, but will<br />
become a groundcover with age.<br />
6-8in/MSp-LSp/Z4-8/G1, 72ct C<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
NEW! Phlox ‘Bedazzled Lavender’ PPAF<br />
PHSBVG1, PHSBV72 Lavender flowers with lighter halo centers and a dark<br />
purple star-shaped eye.<br />
NEW! Phlox ‘Bedazzled Orchid’ PPAF<br />
PHSBOG1, PHSBO72 Lavender-pink flowers with a subtle purple eye.<br />
NEW! Phlox ‘Bedazzled Pink’ PPAF<br />
PHSBPG1, PHSBP72 Bright, medium pink flowers with a small, dark purple<br />
star-shaped eye.<br />
New!<br />
Phlox Rocky Road Series<br />
New!<br />
New!<br />
Phlox ‘Pink Minuet’ PPAF<br />
NEW! Phlox ‘Pink Minuet’ PPAF<br />
PHSPM72 (Hybrid Spring Phlox) A new hybrid<br />
Phlox that blooms after P. subulata but before P.<br />
paniculata. Rosy pink flowers with a subtle, dark<br />
eye are produced over a low, mounding habit of<br />
dark green foliage in late spring. Does not aggressively<br />
spread in the garden.<br />
8-10in/MSp-LSp/Z3-8/72ct C<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Phlox ‘Rocky Road Magenta’ PPAF<br />
(Hybrid Spring Phlox) A spring groundcover that<br />
can withstand the dryness of a rock garden with<br />
bright, vibrant colors. These alpine plants are used to<br />
growing on sunny slopes and can handle drought.<br />
Compared to P. subulata, these have a more compressed<br />
growth habit and spread more slowly in the<br />
landscape, especially the first year in the ground.<br />
4-6in/MSp-LSp/Z4-8/G1, 72ct C<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Phlox ‘Rocky Road Pink’ PPAF<br />
NEW! Phlox ‘Rocky Road Magenta’ PPAF<br />
PHSRMG1, PHSRM72 Magenta-purple flowers have<br />
a small, dark eye.<br />
NEW! Phlox ‘Rocky Road Pink’ PPAF<br />
PHSRPG1, PHSRP72 Bright, rosy pink flowers have<br />
a small, dark eye.<br />
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Creeping Phlox<br />
When to<br />
Plant<br />
Northern Regions<br />
Plant G1s in ESp-MSp<br />
Plant 72s in LSu<br />
Southern Regions<br />
Plant G1s in MWi-ESp<br />
Plant 72s in LSu<br />
Phlox subulata ‘Blue Emerald’<br />
PHSBEG1, PHSBE72 (Creeping Phlox) Delicate<br />
lavender-blue flowers.<br />
4-6in/LSp/Z2-9/G1, 72ct D<br />
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Phlox subulata ‘Emerald Pink’<br />
PHSEPG1, PHSEP72 (Creeping Phlox) Compact,<br />
long-flowering pink.<br />
4-6in/LSp/Z2-9/G1, 72ct C<br />
Phlox subulata ‘Blue Emerald’<br />
New!<br />
Phlox subulata ‘Emerald Pink’<br />
New!<br />
NEW! Phlox subulata ‘Eye Candy’ PPAF<br />
PHSECG1, PHSEC72 (Creeping Phlox) ‘Eye Candy’ forms<br />
a mound of bright green, needle-like foliage that is<br />
totally covered in light lavender-pink flowers with a<br />
dark wine purple eye. This plant has a more refined<br />
habit than ‘Emerald Pink’ and a healthy, vigorous<br />
habit similar to ‘North Hills’.<br />
4-6in/LSp/Z2-9/G1, 72ct C<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Phlox subulata ‘Eye Candy’ PPAF<br />
Phlox subulata ‘Eye Shadow’ PPAF<br />
NEW! Phlox subulata ‘Eye Shadow’ PPAF<br />
PHSESG1, PHSES72 (Creeping Phlox) ‘Eye Shadow’<br />
forms a mound of bright green, needle-like foliage<br />
that is totally covered in vibrant, rosy purple flowers<br />
with a dark purple eye. This plant has a more refined<br />
habit than ‘Emerald Pink’ and a healthy, vigorous<br />
habit similar to ‘North Hills’.<br />
4-6in/LSp/Z2-9/G1, 72ct C<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Phlox subulata ‘North Hills’<br />
PHSNHG1, PHSNH72 (Creeping Phlox) Bright white<br />
flowers with a prominent violet-purple eye. The most<br />
reliable rebloomer of any Creeping Phlox we’ve trialed.<br />
4-6in/LSp/Z2-9/G1, 72ct C<br />
Phlox subulata ‘Red Wing’<br />
PHSRWG1, PHSRW72 (Creeping Phlox) Bright crimson-pink<br />
flowers with a red center.<br />
4-6in/LSp/Z2-9/G1, 72ct C<br />
Phlox subulata ‘North Hills’<br />
Phlox subulata ‘Red Wing’<br />
Phlox ‘Violet Pinwheels’<br />
PP25884<br />
Phlox ‘Violet Pinwheels’ PP25884<br />
PHSVP72 (Hybrid Phlox) This groundcover Phlox<br />
behaves similarly to P. subulata, but grows lower to<br />
the ground, spreads slowly, and is more restrained<br />
than popular varieties. Small, intense violet-purple<br />
flowers have notched, upturned petals that look like<br />
pinwheels. From Jim Ault at Chicagoland Grows®.<br />
4-5in/LSp/Z4-8/72ct C<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
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Platycodon ‘Astra Double Blue’<br />
Platycodon ‘Astra Double Blue’<br />
PLAADG1 (Balloon Flower) Interesting balloon-like<br />
buds burst open into fully double, bell-shaped flowers.<br />
Exceptional branching and thick flower petals<br />
make for long-lasting, periwinkle blue blossoms.<br />
Has a compact, uniform habit.<br />
8-10in/MSu/Z3-8/G1 S<br />
Platycodon ‘Astra Pink’<br />
Platycodon grandiflorus<br />
‘Double Blue’<br />
New!<br />
Platycodon grandiflorus<br />
‘Fuji Blue’<br />
Platycodon ‘Astra Pink’<br />
PLAAPG1 (Balloon Flower) Interesting balloon-like<br />
buds burst open into bell-shaped flowers. Exceptional<br />
branching and thick flower petals make for long-lasting,<br />
light pink blooms. Has a compact, uniform habit.<br />
8-10in/MSu/Z3-8/G1 S<br />
Platycodon grandiflorus ‘Sentimental Blue’<br />
Platycodon grandiflorus ‘Double Blue’<br />
PLADBG1 (Balloon Flower) Long-lived and trouble-free<br />
selection. Interesting balloon-like buds<br />
burst open into fully double, bell-shaped, violet-blue<br />
flowers with darker veining. A very reliable<br />
bloomer that is pest and disease-free.<br />
24in/MSu/Z3-8/G1 S<br />
Platycodon grandiflorus ‘Fuji Blue’<br />
PLAFBG1 (Balloon Flower) Long-lived and trouble-free<br />
selection. Interesting balloon-like buds burst open<br />
into large 2-2½in, deep blue, bell-shaped flowers. A<br />
very reliable bloomer that is pest and disease-free.<br />
20in/MSu/Z3-8/G1 S<br />
Platycodon grandiflorus ‘Sentimental Blue’<br />
PLASBG1, PLASB72 (Balloon Flower) Long-lived and<br />
trouble-free selection. Interesting balloon-like<br />
buds burst open into splendid blue, dwarf bellshaped<br />
flowers. A prolific bloomer that is pest and<br />
disease-free. Excellent low-growing border or rock<br />
garden plant.<br />
6-8in/MSu/Z3-8/G1, 72ct S<br />
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NEW! Polygonatum odoratum ‘Ruby Slippers’<br />
POLRSG1 (Solomon’s Seal) Bright red, upright and<br />
slightly arching stems are red from base to tip. Solid<br />
deep green leaves have silvery undersides. White<br />
flowers in late spring below the stem. At the leaf<br />
Polygonatum odoratum ‘Ruby Slippers’<br />
axils, blue berries follow and remain until late fall.<br />
Plants grow in colonies and will spread slowly in the<br />
garden. Of Japanese origin.<br />
21in/LSp/Z3-9/G1 D<br />
Polygonatum odoratum ‘Variegatum’<br />
POLVAG1 (Variegated Solomon’s Seal) Classic shade<br />
groundcover. Green and white variegated leaves line<br />
the arching, unbranched stems. Dainty white flowers<br />
dangle from the stems soon after emerging in spring.<br />
<strong>18</strong>-24in/LSp/Z3-9/G1 D<br />
Primula ‘Pacific Hybrids’<br />
PRIPH30, PRIPH72 (English Primrose) Large flower<br />
size and clear, vibrant colors. Flowers freely in a wide<br />
range of colors including yellow, maroon, lavender,<br />
white, pink, and violet-blue. Most have large eyes of<br />
contrasting colors.<br />
6-8in/MSp/Z3-8/30 & 72ct S<br />
Primula ‘Romance’<br />
PRIRO20, PRIRO72 (Primrose) Bright medium pink,<br />
double flowers are lined with a thin white edge that<br />
makes the color pop. The dark green, attractive foliage<br />
is totally covered with flowers when in bloom.<br />
6-8in/ESp-LSp/Z4-8/20 & 72ct S<br />
x/x/x/x/x = foliage height / scape height (where applicable) / bloom time / zone / size offered<br />
Polygonatum odoratum ‘Variegatum’<br />
Primula ‘Pacific Hybrids’<br />
Photo courtesy of Cultivaris<br />
Primula 'Romance’<br />
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Primula BELARINA ® Series<br />
(Primrose) These gorgeous double flowered<br />
primroses offer sizable blossoms in a rainbow<br />
of colors, blooming profusely throughout the<br />
spring season atop a compact clump of bright<br />
green foliage. Sterile flowers are especially long<br />
blooming. Perfect in pots.<br />
5-8in/ESp-LSp/Z4-8/20 & 72ct T<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
AMETHYST ICE (P. vulgaris ‘Kerbelpicotee’ PPAF)<br />
PRIAI20, PRIAI72 Violet-blue, double blossoms with a<br />
thin white edge in mid-season.<br />
BUTTERCUP (P. vulgaris ‘Kerbelbut’ PP16373)<br />
PRIBU20, PRIBU72 Fragrant, butter yellow, double<br />
blossoms with a leafy collar. Early bloomer.<br />
CREAM (P. vulgaris ‘Kerbelcrem’ PP16205)<br />
PRICR20, PRICR72 Prolific bloomer with fragrant, cream<br />
colored, double blossoms in early to midseason.<br />
NECTARINE (P. vulgaris ‘Kerbelnec’ PP16365)<br />
PRINE20, PRINE72 Double flowers open yellow and<br />
take on an apricot pink blush. Late bloomer.<br />
PINK ICE (P. vulgaris ‘Kerbelpice’ PP16598)<br />
PRIPI20, PRIPI72 Double flowers open white and take<br />
on a lilac-pink blush. Midseason bloomer.<br />
VALENTINE (P. vulgaris ‘Kerbelred’ PP24691)<br />
PRIVA20, PRIVA72 Scarlet red, double flowers in late<br />
season.<br />
Primula BELARINA® Series AMETHYST ICE<br />
(P. vulgaris ‘Kerbelpicotee’ PPAF)<br />
Primula BELARINA® Series BUTTERCUP<br />
(P. vulgaris ‘Kerbelbut’ PP16373)<br />
Primula BELARINA® Series CREAM<br />
(P. vulgaris ‘Kerbelcrem’ PP16205)<br />
Primula BELARINA® Series NECTARINE<br />
(P. vulgaris ‘Kerbelnec’ PP16365)<br />
Primula BELARINA® Series PINK ICE<br />
(P. vulgaris ‘Kerbelpice’ PP16598)<br />
Primula BELARINA® Series VALENTINE<br />
(P. vulgaris ‘Kerbelred’ PP24691)<br />
New!<br />
Pulmonaria ‘Majeste’<br />
PULMA30 (Lungwort, Bethlehem Sage) Solid<br />
silvery-gray leaves with a very narrow green margin.<br />
In spring, light pink buds pop open to reveal darker,<br />
bluish-pink flower bells. Especially useful for lightening<br />
up shady spots in the garden.<br />
8-12in/LSp/Z3-9/30ct T<br />
Pulmonaria ‘Majeste’<br />
Pulmonaria ‘Pretty in Pink’ PPAF<br />
NEW! Pulmonaria ‘Pretty in Pink’ PPAF<br />
PULPR30, PULPR72 (Lungwort, Bethlehem Sage)<br />
Large, bright rose pink flowers stay consistently<br />
pink and are produced in large flower clusters over a<br />
low and wide habit. Dark green leaves are lightly to<br />
moderately speckled with silver. This plant will thrive<br />
in part to full shade with adequate moisture.<br />
14-16in/LSp/Z3-9/30 & 72ct T<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
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Pulmonaria ‘Raspberry Splash’ PP12138<br />
PULSP30, PULSP72 (Lungwort, Bethlehem Sage) A<br />
floriferous and robust selection. Produces sizeable<br />
clusters of large, bright raspberry-pink flowers<br />
which age to lilac-purple. Forms a large, upright<br />
clump of disease resistant, dark green, silver<br />
spotted foliage.<br />
10-12in/LSp/Z3-9/30 & 72ct T<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
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Pulmonaria ‘Twinkle Toes’ PPAF<br />
PULTT30, PULTT72 (Lungwort, Bethlehem Sage)<br />
Dainty light periwinkle blue flowers cover a low,<br />
mounded habit. Dark green leaves are lightly<br />
sprinkled with silver. Thrives in part shade to full<br />
shade with adequate moisture.<br />
12-14in/LSp/Z3-9/30 & 72ct T<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
NEW! Rudbeckia ‘American Gold Rush’ PP28498<br />
RUDAG20, RUDAG72 (Black-Eyed Susan) A dome-like<br />
habit of golden yellow flowers with black centers<br />
are produced heavily from July to September here<br />
in Michigan, with some color until frost. Excellent<br />
resistance to Septoria leaf spot thanks to thin,<br />
hairy leaves. This hybrid Rudbeckia shows no signs<br />
of the fungus, even in wet, humid conditions. From<br />
Intrinsic Perennials.<br />
22-26in/MSu-EFa/Z4-9/20 & 72ct T<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Rudbeckia fulgida ‘Goldsturm’<br />
RUDGOG1, RUDGOG2, RUDGO30, RUDGO72 (Black-Eyed<br />
Susan) Golden yellow, daisy-like flowers have a<br />
distinct dark brown central cone. Sturdy, upright<br />
habit. Long blooming.<br />
24-36in/MSu-EFa/Z4-10/G1 & G2, 30 & 72ct S<br />
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Pulmonaria ‘Raspberry Splash’ PP12138<br />
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Pulmonaria saccharata ‘Mrs. Moon’<br />
PULMM30 (Lungwort, Bethlehem Sage) Silvery-gray<br />
dotted leaves form an attractive mound of foliage<br />
that is great for brightening up the shade garden.<br />
Magenta-pink buds open to bright blue bells. Excellent<br />
underplanting for taller shrubs.<br />
10-12in/LSp/Z3-9/30ct T<br />
Rhubarb ‘Victoria’<br />
RHUVIG1 Huge leaves on thick, green stalks that<br />
are reddish towards the base. Use the stalks only<br />
to make delicious tart pies and sauces. Produces<br />
heavy yields.<br />
2-3ft/MSp-ESu/Z3-9/G1 S<br />
Rudbeckia fulgida var. sullivantii ‘Little<br />
Goldstar’ PP22397<br />
RUDLG20, RUDLG72 (Black-Eyed Susan) The new<br />
standard in Rudbeckia. More compact, proportional<br />
selection compared to ‘Goldsturm’. A dome of<br />
star-shaped, golden yellow blossoms are produced<br />
just above the short, bushy clump of rich green<br />
foliage. From Jelitto Perennial Seeds.<br />
14-16in/MSu-EFa/Z4-10/20 & 72ct T<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
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Pulmonaria 'Twinkle Toes’ PPAF<br />
New!<br />
Pulmonaria saccharata ‘Mrs. Moon’<br />
Rhubarb ‘Victoria’<br />
Rudbeckia fulgida var. sullivantii<br />
Rudbeckia ‘American Gold Rush’ PP28498<br />
Rudbeckia fulgida ‘Goldsturm’<br />
‘Little Goldstar’ PP22397<br />
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Salvia<br />
When to<br />
Plant<br />
Northern Regions<br />
Plant G1s in LWi-LSp<br />
Plant 72s in LSu<br />
Southern Regions<br />
Plant G1s in MWi-MSp<br />
Plant 72s in LSu<br />
Salvia Profusion Series<br />
New!<br />
NEW! Salvia nemorosa ‘Perfect Profusion’ PPAF<br />
SALPPG1, SALPP72 (Perennial Salvia) This S. nemorosa hybrid reblooms multiple<br />
times throughout the summer if the spent flowers are cut back – one of the very<br />
best for consistent rebloom. Soft icy blue flowers cover the perfectly rounded plant.<br />
The sheer density of flower stems will certainly catch your eye as you walk past.<br />
16-20in/LSp-ESu/Z3-8/G1, 72ct C<br />
All propagation prohibited.<br />
NEW! Salvia nemorosa ‘Pink Profusion’ PPAF<br />
SALPFG1, SALPF72 (Perennial Salvia) This S. nemorosa hybrid will rebloom<br />
multiple times if the spent flowers are cut back. Dark pink flowers are produced<br />
on darker pink calyxes on a perfectly rounded, dense habit. This shorter stature<br />
Salvia will fit nicely into all sorts of places in your perennial garden.<br />
14-16in/LSp-ESu/Z3-8/G1, 72ct C<br />
All propagation prohibited.<br />
NEW! Salvia nemorosa ‘Violet Profusion’ PPAF<br />
SALVPG1, SALVP72 (Perennial Salvia) This S. nemorosa hybrid will rebloom<br />
multiple times if the spent flowers are cut back. Violet-blue flowers are held<br />
on rosy purple calyxes on a perfectly rounded, dense habit. This shorter stature<br />
Salvia will fit nicely into all sorts of places in your perennial garden.<br />
14-16in/LSp-ESu/Z3-8/G1, 72ct C<br />
All propagation prohibited.<br />
Salvia nemorosa ‘Perfect Profusion’ PPAF<br />
New!<br />
New!<br />
Salvia nemorosa ‘Pink Profusion’ PPAF<br />
Salvia nemorosa ‘Violet Profusion’ PPAF<br />
Proven Winners® label and container required for all Profusion Salvia. Recommended Finish Size: Premium 1-Gal<br />
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Salvia COLOR SPIRES ® Collection<br />
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Salvia COLOR SPIRES® ‘Azure Snow’ PPAF<br />
SALAZG1, SALAZ72 (Perennial Salvia) A refined, compact<br />
clump of deep violet-blue and white bicolor<br />
flowers with attractive dark green foliage. Flowers<br />
are evenly and closely spaced on the stem for a full,<br />
polished look. Pratensis type.<br />
<strong>18</strong>-20in/LSp-ESu/Z3-8/G1, 72ct C<br />
All propagation prohibited.<br />
Salvia nemorosa COLOR SPIRES® ‘Violet Riot’<br />
PP26273<br />
SALVRG1, SALVR72 (Perennial Salvia) Improvement<br />
over ‘May Night’; more concentrated show of vivid<br />
violet-blue color on denser, well-branched plants and<br />
neater upright flowering stems in containers. Blooms<br />
without vernalization but is beneficial for bulking.<br />
22in/LSp-ESu/Z3-8/G1, 72ct C<br />
All propagation prohibited.<br />
Salvia COLOR SPIRES® ‘Pink Dawn’ PP26343<br />
SALPDG1, SALPD72 (Perennial Salvia) A bouquet of<br />
sizeable, cotton candy pink blossoms pop open<br />
from fuchsia buds held on thick, dark, wellbranched<br />
stems. Blooms without vernalization but<br />
is beneficial for bulking the dense, mainly basal<br />
rosette of rugose green foliage. Pratensis type.<br />
16-20in/LSp-ESu/Z3-8/G1, 72ct C<br />
All propagation prohibited.<br />
NEW! Salvia COLOR SPIRES® ‘Indiglo Girl’ PPAF<br />
SALING1, SALIN72 (Perennial Salvia) The darkest<br />
color of the collection. Indigo-blue flowers in dark<br />
calyxes on a vigorous, bushy mound of foliage. ‘Indiglo’<br />
is an intermediate between S. nemorosa and<br />
S. pratensis with large, brightly colored flowers and<br />
an excellent foliar canopy. Leaves are dark green.<br />
This plant will rebloom if deadheaded.<br />
20-22in/LSp-ESu/Z3-8/G1, 72ct C<br />
All propagation prohibited.<br />
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Salvia nemorosa COLOR SPIRES® ‘Crystal Blue’<br />
PP26344<br />
SALCBG1, SALCB72 (Perennial Salvia) A revolutionary<br />
color for hardy salvia! Light sky blue flowers<br />
are presented on strong, thick stems. Blooms<br />
without vernalization but is beneficial for bulking<br />
the dense, rugose grey-green foliage. Long season<br />
of bloom.<br />
<strong>18</strong>-20in/LSp-ESu/Z3-8/G1, 72ct C<br />
All propagation prohibited.<br />
STELLAR<br />
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Salvia COLOR SPIRES ®‘Azure Snow’ PPAF<br />
Salvia COLOR SPIRES® ‘Indiglo Girl’ PPAF<br />
Salvia nemorosa COLOR SPIRES® ‘Crystal Blue’<br />
PP26344<br />
Salvia nemorosa COLOR SPIRES® ‘Violet Riot’<br />
PP26273<br />
Salvia COLOR SPIRES® ‘Pink Dawn’ PP26343<br />
Proven Winners® label and container required for all COLOR SPIRES® Salvia. Recommended Finish Size: Premium 1-Gal<br />
x/x/x/x/x = foliage height / scape height (where applicable) / bloom time / zone / size offered<br />
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Salvia FASHIONISTA Collection<br />
(Perennial Salvia) The word Fashionista is often<br />
used to describe someone who is on the cutting<br />
edge of beauty, representing current fashion<br />
trends. Likewise, this collection represents<br />
the cutting edge of perennial fashion, with<br />
big, bold blooms in an array of chic and stylish<br />
colors. All of these varieties are Salvia pratensis<br />
hybrids with excellent garden performance.<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Salvia FASHIONISTA 'Ballerina Pink’ PPAF<br />
Salvia FASHIONISTA 'Pretty in Pink’ PPAF<br />
Salvia FASHIONISTA 'Midnight Model’ PPAF<br />
New!<br />
Salvia FASHIONISTA ‘Sweet Petite’ PPAF<br />
Salvia FASHIONISTA ‘Ballerina Pink’ PPAF<br />
SALBPG1, SALBP72 Soft pink flowers are held by<br />
dark mauve pink calyxes.<br />
<strong>18</strong>-20in/LSp-ESu/Z3-8/G1, 72ct C<br />
Salvia FASHIONISTA ‘Midnight Model’ PPAF<br />
SALMMG1, SALMM72 Striking violet-blue flowers<br />
are produced in a round, dense clump.<br />
22-24in/LSp-ESu/Z3-8/G1, 72ct C<br />
Salvia FASHIONISTA ‘Pretty in Pink’ PPAF<br />
SALPIG1, SALPI72 Vibrant lavender-pink flowers<br />
are held on darker pink calyxes.<br />
<strong>18</strong>-20in/LSp-ESu/Z3-8/G1, 72ct C<br />
NEW! Salvia FASHIONISTA ‘Sweet Petite’<br />
PPAF<br />
SALSPG1, SALSP72 Very compact selection with<br />
large, lavender-pink flowers and near red, dark<br />
rose buds.<br />
14-16in/LSp-ESu/Z3-8/G1, 72ct C<br />
Salvia nemorosa ‘Caradonna’<br />
Salvia nemorosa ‘May Night’<br />
Photo courtesy of Luc Klinkhamer<br />
Sanguisorba officinalis var. microcephala<br />
‘Little Angel’<br />
Salvia nemorosa ‘Caradonna’<br />
SALCAG1, SALCA72 (Perennial Salvia) Similar to<br />
‘East Friesland’ but with two distinct differences:<br />
a starkly upright habit and dark purple flower<br />
stems. They really set off the bright violet-blue<br />
flowers and are great in fresh bouquets.<br />
24-30in/ESu/Z3-8/G1, 72ct C<br />
Salvia nemorosa ‘May Night’<br />
SALMNG1, SALMNG2, SALMN72 (‘Mainacht’) (Perennial<br />
Salvia) Dense spikes of deep violet-purple<br />
flowers over a long period which can be extended<br />
by deadheading. Gray-green foliage.<br />
<strong>18</strong>in/ESu-MSu/Z3-8/G1 & G2, 72ct C<br />
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Sanguisorba officinalis var. microcephala<br />
‘Little Angel’<br />
SANLAG1 (Burnet) Tiny, deep green leaves have creamy<br />
white margins that form a dense, petite clump of foliage.<br />
Bright green stems hold long, oval-shaped rosy red<br />
flower panicles–reminiscent of matchsticks–that pop out<br />
the top of the plant. A Japanese selection.<br />
8-10in/MSu-EFa/Z4-8/G1 D<br />
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Salvia Bumble Series<br />
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(Perennial Salvia) The Bumble Salvia were<br />
selected for their shorter stature. Try these<br />
perennials along the front of the border or in a<br />
quart pot. Their vigor and performance should<br />
not limit your options, however. Given a few<br />
more weeks, these fantastic Salvia will also fill<br />
out larger containers.<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Salvia nemorosa ‘Bumbleberry’ PPAF<br />
SALBEG1, SALBE72 Dark fuchsia pink flowers in<br />
dark wine purple calyxes.<br />
10-12in/ESu/Z3-8/G1, 72ct C<br />
Salvia nemorosa ‘Bumbleblue’ PPAF<br />
SALBUG1, SALBU72 Violet-blue flowers.<br />
12-14in/ESu/Z3-8/G1, 72ct C<br />
Salvia nemorosa ‘Bumblesky’ PPAF<br />
SALBYG1, SALBY72 Light sky blue flowers.<br />
14-16in/ESu/Z3-8/G1, 72ct C<br />
NEW! Salvia nemorosa ‘Bumblesnow’ PPAF<br />
SALBNG1, SALBN72 Pure white flowers.<br />
10-12in/LSp-ESu/Z3-8/G1, 72ct C<br />
Salvia nemorosa 'Bumbleberry’ PPAF<br />
Salvia nemorosa 'Bumbleblue’ PPAF<br />
New!<br />
Bumble Series Finish Times<br />
Bare Root Finish Time<br />
Trade Gallon 6-8 weeks<br />
1 Gallon 6-8 weeks<br />
72ct Plug Finish Time<br />
Quart<br />
6-8 weeks<br />
Trade Gallon 8-10 weeks<br />
1 Gallon 10-12 weeks Salvia nemorosa 'Bumblesky’ PPAF<br />
Salvia nemorosa ‘Bumblesnow’ PPAF<br />
Saponaria ocymoides<br />
Saponaria ocymoides<br />
SAPOCG1 (Rock Soapwort) Forms a nice patch of<br />
semi-evergreen foliage that works well as a filler<br />
between stones on a path, in the crevices of walls,<br />
or in rock gardens. Small, bright pink flowers<br />
appear prolifically in early summer.<br />
8in/ESu/Z3-7/G1 S<br />
Scabiosa columbaria ‘Butterfly Blue’<br />
Scabiosa columbaria ‘Butterfly Blue’<br />
SCABB30 (Pincushion Flower) Lavender-blue, pincushion-like<br />
flowers hover over a short mound of<br />
fern-like basal foliage all summer long. Benefits<br />
from deadheading.<br />
12-<strong>18</strong>in/LSp-LSu/Z3-9/30ct C<br />
Scabiosa columbaria ‘Pink Mist’<br />
Scabiosa columbaria ‘Pink Mist’<br />
SCAPM30 (Pincushion Flower) Pincushion-like, pink<br />
flowers with a hint of lavender are borne atop<br />
wiry stems all season long. Drought tolerant once<br />
established. A reliable, long-blooming selection.<br />
12-<strong>18</strong>in/ESu-LSu/Z3-9/30ct C<br />
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Sedum<br />
When to<br />
Plant<br />
Northern Regions<br />
Plant G1s in LWi-ESp<br />
Plant 72s in MSu-LSu<br />
Southern Regions<br />
Plant G1s in LWi-LSp<br />
Plant 72s in LSu<br />
Sedum ROCK ‘N GROW ® Collection<br />
Stonecrop are a mainstay of the fall garden, and ROCK ‘N GROW® Sedums are some of the best on the market. With a variety of flower color, foliage<br />
color, and plant habit, there’s something for everyone.<br />
NEW! Sedum ROCK ‘N GROW® ‘Bundle of Joy’ PPAF<br />
Sedum ROCK ‘N GROW® ‘Popstar’ PPAF<br />
SEDBUG1, SEDBU72 (Stonecrop) If you love ‘Pure Joy’ for its can’t-be-beat habit SEDPSG1, SEDPS72 (Stonecrop) Blue-green foliage on grey-purple stems with a<br />
and short stature, you’ll love ‘Bundle of Joy’. This is a white flowering sport of dense, full habit, an improvement in form from the classic S. cauticola. Creamy<br />
‘Pure Joy’ with the same exemplary performance and an explosion of blooms grey buds burst open to cheery, salmon pink flowers. Dark pink seed pods.<br />
that completely cover the dome-like habit.<br />
10-12in/LSu-EFa/Z3-9/G1, 72ct C<br />
10-12in/LSu-EFa/Z3-9/G1, 72ct C<br />
All propagation prohibited.<br />
All propagation prohibited.<br />
Sedum ROCK ‘N GROW® ‘Lemonjade’ PP26448<br />
SEDLJG1, SEDLJ72 (Autumn Stonecrop) Diversify your Sedum selection with this<br />
unique yellow flowered variety. Large 5-7in panicles of citron yellow flowers<br />
completely cover the foliage in fall followed by rosy peach seed heads. Clean,<br />
grey-green foliage forms a dense mound.<br />
16-<strong>18</strong>in/EFa/Z3-9/G1, 72ct C<br />
All propagation prohibited.<br />
New!<br />
Sedum ROCK ‘N GROW® ‘Lemonjade’ PP26448<br />
Sedum ROCK ‘N GROW® ‘Bundle of Joy’ PPAF<br />
Sedum ROCK ‘N GROW® ‘Popstar’ PPAF<br />
Proven Winners® label and container required for all ROCK ‘N GROW® Sedum. Recommended Finish Size: Premium 1-Gal (G1), Trade 1-Gal (72ct)<br />
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Sedum ROCK ‘N GROW® ‘Pure Joy’ PP24<strong>19</strong>4<br />
SEDPJG1, SEDPJ72 (Stonecrop) Forms a low mound of small, blue-green,<br />
serrated leaves in spring. Matures into a short, semi-upright clump of light<br />
green foliage which becomes completely covered by a dome of bubblegum<br />
pink flowers. Perfect for edging and rock gardens.<br />
10-12in/LSu-EFa/Z3-9/G1, 72ct C<br />
All propagation prohibited.<br />
Sedum ROCK ‘N GROW® ‘Superstar’ PPAF<br />
Sedum ROCK ‘N GROW® ‘Superstar’ PPAF<br />
SEDSUG1, SEDSU72 (Stonecrop) Dark turquoise succulent leaves have a smoky<br />
gray overlay. Rosy pink flowers with hot pink carpels explode over the domelike<br />
habit late in the season. Dark purple seed heads extend the color long<br />
after it has finished blooming. An intermediate groundcover type.<br />
10-12in/LSu-EFa/Z3-9/G1, 72ct C<br />
All propagation prohibited.<br />
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Sedum AUTUMN DELIGHT<br />
(‘Beka’ PP<strong>18</strong>398)<br />
Sedum AUTUMN DELIGHT (‘Beka’ PP<strong>18</strong>398)<br />
SEDAUG1 (Autumn Stonecrop) Upright sedum with<br />
chartreuse-yellow leaves and a narrow, blue-green,<br />
serrated margin. Cream buds open to large clusters<br />
of light pink flowers. Bronze seed heads. From<br />
Intrinsic Perennial <strong>Gardens</strong>.<br />
<strong>18</strong>-24in/LSu/Z3-9/G1 C<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Sedum ‘Autumn Fire’<br />
Sedum ‘Autumn Joy’<br />
SEDAJG1, SEDAJ72 (‘Herbstfreude’) (Autumn Stonecrop)<br />
One of the most popular perennials. Flowers<br />
are deep rose when young, then age to a beautiful<br />
bronze. Seed heads remain attractive through<br />
winter. Easy to grow and drought tolerant.<br />
24in/LSu-MFa/Z3-9/G1, 72ct C<br />
Sedum ‘Autumn Joy’<br />
Sedum ‘Autumn Fire’<br />
SEDAFG1 (Autumn Stonecrop) Similar to ‘Autumn<br />
Joy’, but selected for its tighter growth habit, thicker<br />
foliage, and more brightly colored rosy flower<br />
heads. Easy to grow and drought tolerant.<br />
24-30in/LSu-MFa/Z3-9/G1 D<br />
Sedum ‘Carl’<br />
SEDCLG1 (Autumn Stonecrop) Distinguished from<br />
‘Autumn Joy’ by its compact habit and resistance to<br />
stem rot. This dependable grower produces large<br />
clusters of brilliant magenta-pink flowers on reddish<br />
stems atop a dense clump of grey-green foliage.<br />
<strong>18</strong>in/LSu-MFa/Z3-9/G1 D<br />
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Sedum ‘Carl’<br />
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Sedum ‘Frosted Fire’<br />
Sedum ‘Little Miss Sunshine’ PPAF<br />
Photo courtesy of Chris Hansen<br />
Sedum ‘Mr. Goodbud’ PP17671<br />
Sedum ‘Night Embers’ PP29211<br />
Sedum ‘Steel the Show’ PPAF<br />
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Sedum ‘Frosted Fire’<br />
SEDFFG1, SEDFF72 (Autumn Stonecrop) Similar to<br />
AUTUMN CHARM, ‘Frosted Fire’ is a variegated<br />
sport of ‘Autumn Fire’ rather than ‘Autumn Joy’.<br />
Light green leaves with creamy yellow, serrated<br />
margins form a dense, upright mound.<br />
12-15in/LSu-MFa/Z3-9/G1, 72ct C<br />
Sedum sieboldii<br />
Sedum ‘Little Miss Sunshine’ PPAF<br />
SEDLMG1, SEDLM72 (Stonecrop) Groundcover type<br />
Sedum. Incredibly dark green, glossy foliage, on a compact,<br />
very tidy habit. Tiny clusters of yellow flowers. This<br />
perennial is tough and drought tolerant once established,<br />
so it’s perfect for areas with hot, dry summers.<br />
6-8in/ESu-MSu/Z3-9/G1, 72 C<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Sedum ‘Mr. Goodbud’ PP17671<br />
SEDMGG1 (Autumn Stonecrop) Large 5-6in clusters of vibrant<br />
purple-pink flowers on purple-red stems top the<br />
compact, upright clump of deep blue-green, serrated<br />
foliage. Strong, shorter stems resist flopping.<br />
16in/LSu/Z3-9/G1 C<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Sedum ‘Night Embers’ PP29211<br />
SEDNIG1 (Autumn Stonecrop) Forms a strictly upright<br />
habit of dark black-purple, semi-glossy succulent<br />
leaves. Small clusters of light mauve-pink flowers are<br />
produced on deep red stems. With a narrow base and<br />
a vase-like habit, this perennial combines well with<br />
shorter companions in a limited space.<br />
24-26in/LSu-EFa/Z3-9/G1 C<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Sedum spectabile ‘Neon’<br />
Sedum sieboldii<br />
SEDSIG1 (October Daphne) Low, spreading species;<br />
forms a rounded mound and spreads horizontally<br />
from the crown. Round, blue-green leaves with a<br />
narrow pink margin. Small clusters of bright pink<br />
flowers in early fall. Brilliant fall color.<br />
6-10in/EFa/Z3-9/G1 C<br />
Sedum spectabile ‘Neon’<br />
SEDNEG1 (Showy Stonecrop) This upright variety<br />
has brilliant rosy magenta-pink flowers and light<br />
green leaves. A sport of ‘Brilliant’ with broader<br />
flower clusters and more consistent color. Gold fall<br />
color.<br />
24in/LSu/Z3-9/G1 C<br />
NEW! Sedum ‘Steel the Show’ PPAF<br />
SEDSLG1, SEDSL72 (Stonecrop) The perfect groundcover<br />
for any sunny garden, this plant stands out<br />
with silvery leaves and bright, blue-green foliage.<br />
Tiny leaves give an airy look to the plant and<br />
combine well with broad textured plants. One of<br />
the latest Sedum to bloom with rich, rosy pink<br />
flowers.<br />
6-8in/EFa/Z3-9/G1, 72ct C<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
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Sedum Sunsparkler ® Series<br />
From the breeding work of Chris Hansen comes this colorful series of Sedums. Chris selects for compact, groundcover<br />
types that retain their attractive coloration all season and are disease free.<br />
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Sedum ‘Dazzleberry’ PP22457<br />
Sedum ‘Dazzleberry’ PP22457<br />
SEDDAG1, SEDDA72 (Stonecrop) Forms a low, compact<br />
clump of smoky blue-grey foliage completely<br />
covered with giant 6-8in clusters of vibrant raspberry<br />
colored flowers. Larger flowers than typical<br />
groundcover types.<br />
6-8in/LSu-EFa/Z4-9/G1, 72ct C<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Sedum ‘Firecracker’PP26595<br />
SEDFIG1, SEDFI72 (Stonecrop) Improvement over<br />
‘Cherry Tart’; much greater vigor and more robust<br />
habit. This densely branched, weed-suppressing<br />
groundcover puts on a strong show of burgundyred<br />
color all season. Vibrant pink flowers are an<br />
added bonus in late summer.<br />
6in/LSu-EFa/Z4-9/G1, 72ct C<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
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Sedum ‘Firecracker’ PP26595<br />
Photo courtesy of Chris Hansen<br />
Sedum ‘Lime Zinger’ PP24632<br />
Sedum ‘Lime Zinger’ PP24632<br />
SEDLZG1, SEDLZ72 (Stonecrop) Succulent apple<br />
green leaves edged in cherry red grow to form a<br />
tight, weed-suppressing, low growing carpet of<br />
foliage. Large clusters of soft pink flowers appear<br />
late.<br />
4-6in/LSu-EFa/Z4-9/G1, 72ct C<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
NEW! Sedum takesimense ATLANTIS<br />
(‘Ninsitnal’ PP27454)<br />
SEDATG1, SEDAT72 (Stonecrop) A beautifully variegated<br />
groundcover stonecrop from Hortech, Inc.<br />
Small, serrated leaves are dark green with very<br />
wide creamy yellow margins. The creamy margins<br />
become tinged with pink blush tones with cold<br />
temperatures late in fall. Great for tucking into<br />
rock gardens or dry landscapes.<br />
4-6in/MSu-LSu/Z4-9/G1, 72ct C<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
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Sedum spurium ‘Fulda Glow’<br />
SEDFGG1 (‘Fuldaglut’) (Two-row Stonecrop) An<br />
improved ‘Dragon’s Blood’, this selection has<br />
bronze-red foliage that keeps its color all season<br />
long. Rose-red flowers appear on short stalks<br />
above the foliage.<br />
4in/LSu/Z3-9/G1 D<br />
Sedum takesimense ATLANTIS (‘Nonsitnal’ PP27454)<br />
Sedum spurium ‘Fulda Glow’<br />
Sempervivum Assorted<br />
SEMASG1, SEMASG2 (Hen & Chicks) An unnamed<br />
assortment. Shipper’s choice.<br />
3-4in/MSu/Z3-8/G1 & G2 (Rosettes) D<br />
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Sempervivum ‘Black’<br />
SEMBLG1, SEMBLG2 (Hen & Chicks) This hardy succulent<br />
has green centers with dark, black-red tips.<br />
4-6in/MSu/Z3-8/G1 & G2 D<br />
Sempervivum Assorted<br />
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Sempervivum 'Black'<br />
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Sempervivum calcereum 'Limelight'<br />
Sempervivum ‘Pacific Blue Ice’<br />
Sempervivum 'Peggy'<br />
Sempervivum ‘Pilioseum’<br />
Sempervivum ‘Silverine’<br />
Sisyrinchium ‘Lucerne’<br />
Sempervivum ‘Purple Beauty’<br />
Sempervivum calcereum ‘Limelight’<br />
SEMLIG1, SEMLIG2 (Hen & Chicks) This variety<br />
forms an attractive rosette of lime green leaves<br />
with pink tips.<br />
4-6in/MSu/Z3-8/G1 & G2 (Rosettes) D<br />
Sempervivum ‘Pacific Blue Ice’<br />
SEMPAG1, SEMPAG2 (Hen & Chicks) Icy bluegreen,<br />
rounded rosettes of pointy leaves become<br />
flushed with rose hues towards the center<br />
in cooler weather. This selection has a unique<br />
cupped form. Perfect in troughs, rock gardens,<br />
and in crevices of stone walls.<br />
3-4in/MSu/Z3-8/G1 & G2 (Rosettes) D<br />
Sempervivum ‘Peggy’<br />
SEMPEG1, SEMPEG2 (Hen & Chicks) A beautiful<br />
variety that transitions through many colors. In<br />
spring, leaves are purple and transition to deep<br />
red in summer. Fall and winter colors are more<br />
subdued, ranging from mahogany to brown.<br />
4-6in/MSu/Z3-8/G1 & G2 (Rosettes) D<br />
Sempervivum ‘Pilioseum’<br />
SEMPIG1, SEMPIG2 (Hen & Chicks) Forms medium<br />
to large rosettes of grey-green leaves. This color<br />
may vary from season to season. Rounded,<br />
semi-loose form. Good choice for containers.<br />
3-4in/MSu/Z3-8/G1 & G2 (Rosettes) D<br />
Sempervivum ‘Ruby Heart’<br />
Sempervivum ‘Purple Beauty’<br />
SEMPBG1, SEMPBG2 (Hen & Chicks) Medium sized,<br />
semi-open rosettes of succulent leaves with deep<br />
purple tips and green centers. This color may vary<br />
from season to season. Requires sharp drainage.<br />
3-4in/MSu/Z3-8/G1 & G2 (Rosettes) D<br />
Sempervivum ‘Ruby Heart’<br />
SEMRHG1, SEMRHG2 (Hen & Chicks) Rosettes of sharply<br />
pointed, silvery blue to blue-green leaves are flushed<br />
rose red at the base. Color varies by season. Pinkish<br />
purple flowers are held aloft on short, leafy stalks.<br />
3-4in/MSu/Z3-8/G1 & G2 (Rosettes) D<br />
Sempervivum ‘Silverine’<br />
SEMSIG1, SEMSIG2 (Hen & Chicks) Forms rosettes of<br />
sharply pointed, silvery green leaves that are flushed<br />
reddish-purple at the base. This color may vary from<br />
season to season. Deep pink flowers are held aloft on<br />
short, leafy stalks.<br />
3-4in/MSu/Z3-8/G1 & G2 (Rosettes) D<br />
Sisyrinchium ‘Lucerne’<br />
SISLUG1, SISLU72 (Formerly listed as S. bermudianum)<br />
(Blue-Eyed Grass) Bright purple-blue, star-like<br />
flowers top the dark green, grass-like foliage of this<br />
long-blooming perennial. Use as an accent plant<br />
along walkways or in rock gardens.<br />
10in/LSp-ESu/Z5-8/G1, 72ct D<br />
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Stachys monieri ‘Hummelo’<br />
20<strong>19</strong> Perennial Plant of the Year<br />
STAHU20 (Betony) Distinctively different than its cousin,<br />
Lamb’s Ear. Forms large clumps of green, textured<br />
leaves. Showy spikes of densely packed, rose purple<br />
flowers shoot up through the foliage on tall stalks.<br />
<strong>18</strong>-20in/ESu-MSu/Z4-8/20ct C<br />
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Stokesia laevis ‘Blue Danube’<br />
STOBD30, STOBD72 (Stokes’ Aster) Reminiscent of the<br />
Blue Danube River, this selection produces lavender-blue<br />
flowers measuring 3-4 inches across. The<br />
deep green foliage is neatly mounding. Valued for its<br />
heat tolerance and ease of culture.<br />
12-<strong>18</strong>in/MSu-EFa/Z5-9/30 &72ct RC<br />
Stokesia laevis ‘Honeysong Purple’<br />
STOHP30, STOHP72 (Stokes’ Aster) True royal purple with<br />
a hint of red towards the center. Individual flowers measure<br />
3 inches across and have petals with deeply serrated<br />
edges. Deep green foliage with a neatly mounding habit.<br />
14in/MSu-EFa/Z5-9/30 & 72ct RC<br />
Stachys monieri ‘Hummelo’<br />
Perennial<br />
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Stokesia laevis ‘Blue Danube’<br />
Stokesia ‘Peachie’s Pick’<br />
STOPE30, STOPE72 (Stokes’ Aster) A top pick! Lavender<br />
blue flowers are produced much longer and a bit later<br />
than other Stokesias. Forms a very nice and compact,<br />
upright clump of deep green foliage. Discovered by<br />
Peachie Saxton of Mississippi.<br />
<strong>18</strong>in/MSu-EFa/Z5-9/30 & 72ct RC<br />
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Stokesia laevis ‘Honeysong Purple’<br />
Stokesia ‘Peachie’s Pick’<br />
Strawberries<br />
Everbearing Varieties:<br />
‘Eversweet’<br />
STREVG1, STREVCS Very heat tolerant selection.<br />
Exceptionally sweet, flavorful berries are firm,<br />
cone-shaped, and bright red. Recommended for<br />
fresh eating and freezing.<br />
G1, Case<br />
‘Fort Laramie’<br />
STRFLG1, STRFLCS Produces large, sweet fruit and<br />
has excellent vigor. A good choice for commercial<br />
growers due to its abundance of runners. Plants are<br />
very cold hardy; has survived -30ºF temperatures.<br />
G1, Case<br />
‘Ozark Beauty’<br />
STROBG1, STROBCS Bears good sized, firm,<br />
wedge-shaped fruit with an appetizing aroma.<br />
They freeze well and have a high dessert quality.<br />
Resistant to leaf scorch and leaf spot.<br />
G1, Case<br />
‘Quinault’<br />
STRQUG1, STRQUCS A heavy producer of large, very<br />
sweet fruit. Use it in jams, preserves, tarts, and pies.<br />
G1, Case<br />
Junebearing Varieties:<br />
‘Allstar’<br />
STRALG1, STRALCS Late-midseason variety. Extremely<br />
vigorous. Yields large, firm fruit that has good flavor<br />
and color. Resistant to leaf scorch, powdery mildew,<br />
and 5 races of red stele. An improved ‘Surecrop’.<br />
G1, Case<br />
‘Honeoye’<br />
STRHOG1, STRHOCS Hardy, vigorous variety with<br />
some resistance to powdery mildew. Large, firm,<br />
cone-shaped fruit. Ripens in early-midseason.<br />
Retains its color when frozen.<br />
G1, Case<br />
Pineberry Varieties:<br />
‘White Carolina’<br />
STRWCG1, STRWCS You’ll have to see this popular,<br />
out-of-this-world fruit to believe it! A hybrid<br />
between two species of strawberries, which results<br />
in a pale pink to white fruit. People who have tried<br />
this hybrid think that it tastes like pineapple.<br />
G1, Case<br />
1 Everbearing plant is recommended to be planted for every 5<br />
‘White Carolina’ plants to increase pollination.<br />
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Ornamental Stawberries<br />
BERRIED TREASURE Fragaria<br />
New!<br />
New!<br />
(Everbearing Strawberry) These everbearing<br />
strawberries from ABZ Seeds are best shown<br />
off in containers to display their large, highly<br />
flavorful fruit. These strawberries have restrained<br />
runners, which make growing them in containers<br />
easy, although they will do just as well in the<br />
landscape. Since these are day length neutral,<br />
you can enjoy their semi-double flowers in<br />
addition to their tasty fruit.<br />
12-16in/ESu-LSu/Z4-8/72ct S<br />
All propagation prohibited.<br />
Photo courtesy of Proven Winners®<br />
Fragaria ananassa BERRIED TREASURE Pink<br />
Photo courtesy of Proven Winners®<br />
Fragaria ananassa BERRIED TREASURE Red<br />
NEW! Fragaria ananassa BERRIED TREASURE<br />
Pink<br />
FRABP72 Semi-double, pink flowers.<br />
NEW! Fragaria ananassa BERRIED TREASURE<br />
Red<br />
FRABR72 Semi-double, red flowers.<br />
Proven Winners® label and container required for all BERRIED TREASURE Fragaria. Recommended Finish Size: 1.0 Quart<br />
Photo courtesy of ABZ Seeds Photo courtesy of ABZ Seeds Photo courtesy of ABZ Seeds<br />
Fragaria ananassa ‘Gasana’<br />
Fragaria ananassa ‘Gasana’<br />
FRAGA72 (Everbearing Strawberry) This patio strawberry<br />
simultaneously produces large, pink blossoms<br />
and near-everbearing sized fruits all summer. Juicy,<br />
sweet fruit is produced on short runners. Great in<br />
raised beds, patio containers, and hanging baskets.<br />
12in/ESu-LSu/Z4-8/72ct S<br />
Fragaria ananassa ‘Ruby Ann’<br />
Fragaria ananassa ‘Ruby Ann’<br />
FRARA72 (Everbearing Strawberry) In addition to<br />
the sweet, medium sized fruit, ‘Ruby Ann’ produces<br />
beautiful ruby-red flowers, the reddest of the<br />
varieties that we offer. This is considered part of<br />
the hanging basket series from ABZ seeds, which<br />
include vigorous plants with runners.<br />
8-12in/ESu-LSu/Z4-8/72ct S<br />
Fragaria ananassa ‘Tristan’<br />
Fragaria ananassa ‘Tristan’<br />
FRATR72 (Everbearing Strawberry) Combines showy<br />
flowers, delicious fruit, and a compact habit with<br />
few to no runners. Perfect for patio pot production.<br />
Hot magenta-pink blossoms top the attractive dark<br />
green foliage. Bright red, highly aromatic, sugary<br />
sweet, 1in fruits produced all season.<br />
12in/ESu-LSu/Z4-8/72ct S<br />
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Tanacetum ‘Robinson’s Red’<br />
(Coccineum Group)<br />
TANRRG1 (Painted Daisy) Scarlet-red to<br />
fuchsia, 2½ inch, daisy-like flowers with<br />
bright yellow centers. Fern-like, green foliage<br />
much like that of yarrow. Plant in large<br />
groupings for plenty of cut flowers and the<br />
greatest impact in the landscape.<br />
24-36in/LSp-ESu/Z3-7/G1 S<br />
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Thymus praecox ‘Coccineus’<br />
THYCOG1 (Red Creeping Thyme) A sun-loving<br />
herb valued as an ornamental groundcover.<br />
Forms a dense, flat mat of evergreen, dark<br />
green leaves that are smothered in bright<br />
magenta-red flowers. Bronze foliage in fall.<br />
2-4in/ESu-MSu/Z3-8/G1 D<br />
Tiarella ‘Cutting Edge’ PPAF<br />
TIACE30, TIACE72 (Foamflower) Finely<br />
dissected green leaves with dramatic<br />
dark burgundy centers and a nicely<br />
rounded habit. In early spring, creamy<br />
bottlebrush-like flowers cover the<br />
entire plant. It has a clumping habit,<br />
meaning it is well behaved and won't<br />
run in the garden.<br />
8-10in/12-14in/ESp-ESu/Z4-9/30 & 72ct T<br />
All propagation prohibited.<br />
Proven Winners® label and container required.<br />
Recommended Finish Size: Trade 1-Gallon<br />
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Tiarella ‘Fingerpaint’ PP28012<br />
TIAFI30, TIAFI72 (Foamflower) This semi-running<br />
woodland perennial has bright green<br />
foliage in spring and is deeply lobed with<br />
pointy edges and an overall lacy texture.<br />
Burgundy blotches in the center of the<br />
leaves. Ivory flowers in spring.<br />
9in/13in/ESp-ESu/Z4-9/30 & 72ct T<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Tiarella ‘Cutting Edge’ PPAF<br />
Tiarella ‘Sugar and Spice’ PP16738<br />
TIASU30, TIASU72 (Foamflower) One of the<br />
very best Tiarella introductions by Terra<br />
Nova Nurseries. Forms a compact clump of<br />
glossy green, deeply dissected leaves with<br />
a prominent blackish-purple blotch. Lightly<br />
fragrant, pink and white flowers appear<br />
in spring. Works well in containers and<br />
landscapes.<br />
8in/13in/ESp-ESu/Z4-9/30 & 72ct T<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Tradescantia AMETHYST KISS<br />
(‘Radtrad’ PP24733)<br />
TRAAKG1 (Spiderwort) Longer blooming<br />
than older cultivars. Produces large clusters<br />
of sizeable, periwinkle blue flowers for<br />
months. From the same breeder as Knock<br />
Out® Roses, Bill Radler. Very easy to grow;<br />
great choice for beginner gardeners.<br />
12-<strong>18</strong>in/ESu-LSu/Z3-9/G1 D<br />
Tanacetum ‘Robinson’s Red’<br />
Thymus praecox ‘Coccineus’<br />
Tiarella ‘Fingerpaint’ PP28012<br />
Tradescantia ‘Concord Grape’<br />
TRACGG1 (Spiderwort) Triangular, concord<br />
grape blossoms with sulphur yellow stamens.<br />
Blooms up to 8 weeks. This cultivar<br />
has frosted blue-green foliage which<br />
remains clean and compact all season long.<br />
15-<strong>18</strong>in/ESu-MSu/Z3-9/G1 D<br />
Photo courtesy of Terra Nova Nurseries<br />
Tiarella ‘Sugar and Spice’<br />
PP16738<br />
Tradescantia AMETHYST KISS<br />
(‘Radtrad’ PP24733)<br />
x/x/x/x/x = foliage height / scape height (where applicable) / bloom time / zone / size offered<br />
Tradescantia ‘Concord Grape’<br />
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Tradescantia ‘Red Cloud’<br />
Tradescantia ‘Zwanenburg Blue’<br />
Tradescantia ‘Charlotte’s Web’ PPAF<br />
Tricyrtis formosana ‘Autumn Glow’<br />
Tradescantia ‘Charlotte’s Web’ PPAF<br />
TRACWG1, TRACW72 (Spiderwort) Finally, a gold foliage Spiderwort that doesn’t burn<br />
in sun! Grass-like, chartreuse foliage transitions to gold with more sun exposure.<br />
Small, three-petaled soft blue flowers cover the arching, bushy clumping habit.<br />
16-<strong>18</strong>in/ESu-LSu/Z3-9/G1, 72ct C<br />
All propagation prohibited.<br />
Proven Winners® label and container required. Recommended Finish Size: Premium 1-Gallon<br />
Tricyrtis hirta ‘Miyazaki Hybrids’<br />
Photo courtesy of Scott Weber<br />
Vernonia ‘Southern Cross’<br />
Trollius chinensis<br />
‘Golden Queen’<br />
Tradescantia ‘Red Cloud’<br />
TRARCG1 (Spiderwort) Triangular,<br />
rose-purple blossoms. Blooms up<br />
to 8 weeks. The flowers are selfcleaning,<br />
eliminating the need for<br />
deadheading.<br />
15-<strong>18</strong>in/ESu-MSu/Z3-9/G1 D<br />
Tradescantia ‘Zwanenburg Blue’<br />
TRAZWG1 (Spiderwort) Triangular,<br />
blue-violet blossoms with sulphur<br />
yellow stamens. Blooms up to 8<br />
weeks. The flowers are self-cleaning,<br />
so deadheading is not necessary.<br />
<strong>18</strong>-24in/ESu-MSu/Z3-9/G1 D<br />
Tricyrtis formosana ‘Autumn Glow’<br />
TRIAG30 (Formosa Toad Lily)<br />
Improvement over ‘Gilt Edge’; much<br />
more impressive variegation. Wide,<br />
yellow leaf margins are showier in<br />
the shade. Arching stems of orchidlike,<br />
reddish purple to violet-blue<br />
speckled blossoms are great for late<br />
season interest.<br />
24-26in/LSu-EFa/Z(4)5-9/30ct T<br />
Tricyrtis hirta ‘Miyazaki Hybrids’<br />
TRIMI30 (Common Toad Lily) Beautifully<br />
arching, hairy stems with green, lanceshaped<br />
leaves. Small, white, orchid-like<br />
flowers heavily spotted with purple appear<br />
all along the stems. Plant where the<br />
unique flowers can be viewed up close.<br />
36in/LSu-EFa/Z4-8/30ct S<br />
Trollius chinensis ‘Golden Queen’<br />
TROGQ30 (Chinese Globeflower) A striking<br />
and colorful element for the garden.<br />
Golden-orange, 2-3in wide, bowl-shaped<br />
flowers with prominent, upright stamens<br />
stand in stark contrast against the dark<br />
green foliage.<br />
24-36in/LSp-MSu/Z3-7/30ct S<br />
Vernonia ‘Southern Cross’<br />
VERSCG1 (Ironweed) Unlike taller Vernonia<br />
species, this produces a relatively short,<br />
vase-like habit of long, thin leaves. The<br />
attractive, textured deep green leaves are<br />
broader than its parent (V. lettermanii).<br />
Produces an airy dome of small purple<br />
flowers. From Intrinsic Perennials.<br />
4-4½ft/LSu-EFa/Z4-9/G1 C<br />
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Veronica<br />
When to<br />
Plant<br />
Northern Regions<br />
Plant G1s in LWi-ESp<br />
Plant 72s in MSu-LSu<br />
Southern Regions<br />
Plant G1s in LWi-LSp<br />
Plant 72s in LSu<br />
Veronica ‘Blue Skywalker’ PPAF<br />
VERBSG1, VERBS72 (Spike Speedwell) This<br />
taller perennial provides height in the<br />
garden without too much horizontal space.<br />
Lavender-blue flower spikes cover the top<br />
half of an incredibly upright, dense habit of<br />
dark green leaves.<br />
28-30in/ESu-LSu/Z4-9/G1, 72ct C<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Veronica ‘Mona Lisa Smile’ PPAF<br />
VERMLG1, VERML72 (Spike Speedwell)<br />
Paintbrush-like, long spikes of rosy purple<br />
flowers. This is one of the first speedwell<br />
to flower, starting about two weeks earlier<br />
than 'Very Van Gogh'. Its flowers cover most<br />
of the terrific, rounded habit.<br />
22-24in/MSu-LSu/Z4-9/G1, 72ct C<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
NEW! Veronica ‘Lavender Lightsaber’ PPAF<br />
VERLLG1, VERLL72 (Spike Speedwell)<br />
‘Lavender Lightsaber’ matches ‘Blue<br />
Skywalker’ except with soft lavender<br />
flowers covering the top half of its<br />
columnar, upright habit. Try this perennial<br />
in narrow spaces needing height, such as<br />
small city gardens or narrow borders.<br />
28-30in/ESu-MSu/Z4-9/G1, 72ct C<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Veronica ‘Perfectly Picasso’ PPAF<br />
VERPEG1, VERPE72 (Spike Speedwell)<br />
Paintbrush-like spikes produce white buds<br />
that open to medium pink flowers, creating<br />
a bicolor look. Attractive flowers cover the<br />
top ½ of the plant, showing off its healthy<br />
medium green leaves on a beautifully<br />
rounded habit.<br />
22-26in/ESu-MSu/Z4-9/G1, 72ct C<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Veronica ‘Blue Skywalker’ PPAF<br />
New!<br />
Veronica ‘Lavender Lightsaber’ PPAF<br />
Veronica ‘Mona Lisa Smile’ PPAF<br />
Veronica ‘Perfectly Picasso’ PPAF<br />
x/x/x/x/x = foliage height / scape height (where applicable) / bloom time / zone / size offered<br />
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Veronica MAGIC SHOW ® Collection<br />
Veronica MAGIC SHOW® ‘Enchanted Indigo’ PP26603<br />
Veronica MAGIC SHOW® ‘Pink Potion’ PPAF<br />
New!<br />
Veronica MAGIC SHOW® ‘White Wands’ PP27632<br />
Veronica MAGIC SHOW® ‘Wizard of Ahhs’ PPAF<br />
Veronica MAGIC SHOW®<br />
‘Enchanted Indigo’PP26603<br />
VEREIG1, VEREI72 (Spike Speedwell)<br />
Versatile, upright type of Veronica.<br />
Forms a fairly short, compact clump<br />
of bright green, glossy foliage topped<br />
with deep royal purple flowers in<br />
summer and again in fall. Benefits<br />
from but does not require vernalization<br />
to bloom.<br />
16-<strong>18</strong>in/ESu-MSu, EFa/Z4-8/G1, 72ct C<br />
All propagation prohibited.<br />
Veronica MAGIC SHOW®<br />
‘Pink Potion’ PPAF<br />
VERPNG1, VERPN72 (Spike Speedwell)<br />
A better performing pink flowering<br />
Veronica; replaces ‘Sweet Lullaby’.<br />
Baby pink flowers cover the top half<br />
of the plant. Deep green foliage<br />
forms a rounded, low habit that<br />
is packed full of flowers. Requires<br />
vernalization to bloom.<br />
14-16in/ESu-MSu/Z4-8/G1, 72ct C<br />
All propagation prohibited.<br />
Veronica MAGIC SHOW®<br />
‘White Wands’ PP27632<br />
VERWWG1, VERWW72 (Spike Speedwell)<br />
Produces pure white flower wands that<br />
top the short, dense clump. Wellbranched<br />
flowers comprise half of the<br />
plant’s height. Long season of bloom.<br />
Dark green, glossy leaves are disease<br />
resistant. Vernalization is beneficial,<br />
but not required.<br />
14-16in/ESu-MSu/Z4-8/G1, 72ct C<br />
All propagation prohibited.<br />
NEW! Veronica MAGIC SHOW®<br />
‘Wizard of Ahhs’ PPAF<br />
VERWAG1, VERWA72 (Spike Speedwell)<br />
One of the earliest Veronica to bloom,<br />
this plant produces thick spikes of<br />
violet-blue flowers that cover the<br />
top half of a low, wide habit. This<br />
perennial requires vernalization to<br />
bloom and is an improvement over<br />
‘Hocus Pocus’.<br />
14-16in/ESu-MSu/Z4-8/G1, 72ct C<br />
All propagation prohibited.<br />
STELLAR<br />
Seller<br />
Proven Winners® label and container required for all MAGIC SHOW® Veronica. Recommended Finish Size: Premium 1-Gal (G1), Trade 1-Gal (72ct)<br />
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Veronica ‘Royal Rembrandt’ PPAF<br />
VERRRG1, VERRR72 (Spike Speedwell) Discover your new speedwell staple!<br />
Violet-purple flowers cover the top half of the plant, showcasing its dark<br />
green foliage. A remontant variety; sheering will encourage rebloom later in<br />
the season.<br />
<strong>18</strong>-20in/ESu-LSu/Z4-9/G1, 72ct C<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Veronica ‘Very Van Gogh’ PP27428<br />
VERVVG1, VERVV72 (Spike Speedwell) A posh perennial with a unique color<br />
palette. Paintbrush-like, rosy purple flowers appear on well-branched<br />
scapes; many secondary spikes extend the bloom time. Bright green, upright<br />
clumping foliage.<br />
<strong>18</strong>-20in/MSu-LSu/Z4-8/G1, 72ct C<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
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Viola ‘Painted Porcelain’<br />
(Cornuta Group)<br />
VIOPP30 (Tufted Violet) Large, creamy white flowers with upper petals<br />
infused with lavender-purple. Deeper purple central markings. Delicate-looking<br />
flowers are as beautiful as “painted porcelain”. Clump former.<br />
6-8in/LSp-MSu, EFa/Z5-8/30ct C<br />
Yucca filamentosa ‘Excalibur’<br />
YUCEXG1 (Adam’s Needle) An improvement over the species; much more<br />
uniform, compact habit. Forms a spiky clump of evergreen, blue-green to<br />
glaucous grey-green leaves lined with an extraordinary number of curly white<br />
filaments. Sturdy spikes of white flowers.<br />
1½-2ft/4-5ft/ESu-MSu/Z(4)5-10/G1 SD<br />
Viola ‘Etain’<br />
VIOET30, VIOET72 (Violet) Lightly fragrant, 1¾in, pale yellow flowers with<br />
lavender-purple margins. Blooms heaviest in spring then sporadically until<br />
fall. Clump former.<br />
6-8in/LSp-EFa/Z(5)6-8/30 & 72ct C<br />
Veronica ‘Royal Rembrandt’ PPAF<br />
Veronica ‘Very Van Gogh’ PP27428<br />
Viola ‘Etain’<br />
Viola ‘Painted Porcelain’<br />
x/x/x/x/x = foliage height / scape height (where applicable) / bloom time / zone / size offered<br />
Yucca filamentosa ‘Excalibur’<br />
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Temperennials<br />
By our own definition, temperennials are plants that are hardy in warmer parts of the country, but are generally not hardy in the north. Northern<br />
gardeners may grow them as annuals or houseplants, while southerners may be able to overwinter them successfully outdoors. See individual<br />
plant listings for specific hardiness information.<br />
Temperennial Key:<br />
G = General Temperennial<br />
S = Succulent Temperennial<br />
T = Tropical Temperennial<br />
General Temperennials<br />
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Tropical Temperennials<br />
Succulent Temperennials<br />
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DIGIPLEXIS® grow vigorously to fill a<br />
2-Gal container in 8-10 weeks, and we<br />
recommend that size for most growers<br />
due to their large, bulky crown. Finishing<br />
in a 1-Gal container is only recommended<br />
if you plan on a quick turn for a big spring<br />
weekend.<br />
General Temperennials<br />
Temperennial DIGIPLEXIS® requires vernalization to bloom. The plants you receive from <strong>Walters</strong> <strong>Gardens</strong>, Inc. have already been chilled sufficiently for blooming.<br />
Finishing<br />
Digiplexis ®<br />
In frost-free climates, DIGIPLEXIS® can<br />
be grown outdoors in early spring at<br />
45-60°F. If growing indoors, greenhouse<br />
temperatures should be maintained at<br />
50-60°F. This is a tender plant–do not<br />
let temperatures fall below 38°F during<br />
production! Flowering occurs 6-8 weeks<br />
after plants are rooted out.<br />
Need more detailed growing information?<br />
Look under Grower’s Corner for Cultural<br />
Sheets on www.<strong>Walters</strong><strong>Gardens</strong>.com for<br />
more information on DIGIPLEXIS® and<br />
other genera we offer.<br />
DIGIPLEXIS® ‘Berry Canary’ PP27607<br />
DIGIPLEXIS® ‘Berry Canary’ PP27607<br />
DIGBC72 (Foxglove) One of the longest blooming plants<br />
we offer. Hot pink flowers with creamy yellow, burgundy-speckled<br />
throats are borne all the way around the<br />
stout spikes. Improved compact habit. Forms smaller<br />
rosettes of large, glossy, dark green leaves.<br />
G/2ft/LSp-MFa/Z8/72ct C<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Recommended Finish Size: Premium 1-Gallon to 2 Gallon<br />
DIGIPLEXIS® ILLUMINATION® ‘Flame’ PPAF<br />
DIGIPLEXIS® ILLUMINATION® ‘Flame’ PPAF<br />
DIGIF72 (Foxglove) One of the longest blooming<br />
plants we offer. Flaming magenta-pink flowers with<br />
cantelope-orange, magenta-speckled throats are<br />
borne all the way around the stout spikes. Very large<br />
landscape sized plant; forms multiple rosettes.<br />
G/3ft/LSp-MFa/Z8/72ct C<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
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Tropical Temperennials<br />
Colocasia ‘Distant Memory’ PPAF<br />
Our Commitment to Supporting Alzheimer’s Research<br />
For many of the early years of <strong>Walters</strong> <strong>Gardens</strong>, Harriet <strong>Walters</strong><br />
was the lifeblood of the family business. She’s remembered fondly<br />
for her incredible cheerfulness, kindness, and optimism, but especially<br />
for her infectious laugh and sense of humor. Even through<br />
all her years after being diagnosed with Alzheimer’s, Harriet still<br />
maintained her sunny personality and silliness, as well as a deep<br />
sense of care and concern for each member of her family, even<br />
as she lost her mental function and memories. Harriet passed<br />
away in 2008, and it is in her honor that we will donate $0.25 per<br />
plant sold to Alzheimer’s research. The Elephant is a symbol for<br />
Alzheimer’s Disease (“an elephant never forgets”), which is why<br />
we selected an Elephant Ear to be our cause plant.<br />
Colocasia 'Distant Memory’ PPAF<br />
COLDM20 (Elephant Ear) Tropical plant with huge, dark mahogany<br />
leaves. Very full habit. Its clumping nature translates to a large<br />
number of new leaves and quickly filling out a container.<br />
T/4-4½ft/Z8-10/20ct T<br />
Asexual propogation prohibited.<br />
Recommended Finish Size: 2-Gal<br />
Colocasia 'Distant Memory’ PPAF<br />
Colocasia 'Black Swan’ PPAF<br />
Colocasia 'Black Swan’ PPAF<br />
COLBS20 (Elephant Ear) Dark, near black leaves are<br />
huge. This plant forms an upright, arching habit which<br />
showcases its jet black, glossy stems, coming from a<br />
single basal clump. Leaves hold their color in the greenhouse,<br />
even under UV inhibitor plastic.<br />
T/5-6ft/Z8-10/20ct T<br />
Asexual propogation prohibited.<br />
Recommended Finish Size: 2-Gal<br />
Colocasia gigantea ‘Thailand Giant’<br />
Colocasia gigantea ‘Thailand Giant’<br />
COLTG20 (Giant Elephant Ear) Gigantic seedling<br />
selection from C. gigantea seeds collected in Thailand<br />
by Petra Schmidt of Plant Delights Nursery.<br />
Glaucous green leaves up to 5ft long by 4ft wide<br />
each; grows even larger in warm zones. Fragrant,<br />
white, lily-like flowers. A must-have for your<br />
display garden. Incredible impulse sales item!<br />
T/9ft/Z8-10/20ct T<br />
Recommended Finish Size: 2-Gal<br />
Cordyline terminalis ‘Cherry Cordial’ PPAF<br />
Cordyline terminalis ‘Cherry Cordial’ PPAF<br />
CORCC72 (Ti Plant) This sport of ‘Chocolate Queen’<br />
shares the same attributes as its parent but with vibrant<br />
red coloration. Mahogany leaves are streaked<br />
with olive green and bright red. This plant forms an<br />
upright stalk of wider than typical, strap-like foliage.<br />
T/<strong>18</strong>-24in/Z10-11/72ct T<br />
Asexual propogation prohibited.<br />
Recommended Finish Size: 4-in to 1-Gal<br />
x/x/x/x/x = foliage height / scape height (where applicable) / bloom time / zone / size offered<br />
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Succulent Temperennials<br />
Agave americana ‘Opal’<br />
Agave bracteosa ‘Monterrey Frost’<br />
Agave bracteosa ‘Stingray’ PPAF<br />
Agave desmettiana ‘Desert Sunset’<br />
Agave ovatifolia ‘Frosty Blue’<br />
Agave americana ‘Opal’<br />
AGAOP72 (American Century Plant) Forms a large,<br />
upright habit of dark green leaves with a wide,<br />
butter yellow margin. The leaves can measure up<br />
to 3in wide, with toothed notches lining the margins.<br />
Light green color appears where the margin<br />
and centers overlap.<br />
S/24-36in/Z8-10/72ct T<br />
Agave gypsophila ‘Ivory Curls’<br />
Agave bracteosa ‘Monterrey Frost’<br />
AGAMF72 (Squid Agave) Rare form. Ribbon-like,<br />
arching, narrow leaves have light green centers<br />
and creamy white, smooth edges compared to<br />
its spiny cousins. Makes a stunning specimen in<br />
containers. Prefers partial to bright shade.<br />
S/12in/Z8-10/72ct T<br />
Agave bracteosa 'Stingray’ PPAF<br />
AGAST72 (Squid Agave) The unique shape of 'Stingray'<br />
is similar to 'Monterrey Frost', but with creamy<br />
yellow margins instead of white. Tentacle-like, narrow<br />
and twisty leaves give this a very unique look.<br />
S/14-16in/Z8-10/72ct T<br />
Agave desmettiana ‘Desert Sunset’<br />
AGADS72 (Smooth Agave) Sport of a yellow-edge<br />
Agave desmettiana with very wide, bright yellow<br />
margins. Two inch wide, sword-like leaves have<br />
dark blue-green centers and an arching, upright<br />
habit. Cinnamon terminal spines. Joint discovery of<br />
Hans Hansen and Tony Avent.<br />
S/20-30in/Z9-11/72ct T<br />
Agave neomexicana ‘Sunspot’<br />
Agave gypsophila ‘Ivory Curls’<br />
AGAIC72 (Gypsum Century Plant) A variegated form<br />
of A. gypsophila but with half inch wide, ivory<br />
margins. Wavy, spined, blue-gray leaves. Best color<br />
in full sun; greener in part shade. From Stan Walkley.<br />
S/24-36in/Z9-11/72ct T<br />
Agave neomexicana ‘Sunspot’<br />
AGASU72 (New Mexico Agave) A yellow margined<br />
sport of the small-scaled A. neomexicana. Dark<br />
blue-green glaucous leaves have long brown<br />
terminal spines and creamy yellow margins to<br />
form a rigid rosette. From David Salman of High<br />
Country <strong>Gardens</strong>.<br />
S/10-12in/7b-10/72ct T<br />
Agave ovatifolia ‘Frosty Blue’<br />
AGAFB72 (Whale’s Tongue Agave) One of the most<br />
cold hardy Agaves. Forms a solitary rosette of<br />
short, broad, cupped leaves lined with small teeth<br />
and tipped with steel grey, terminal spines. Its distinctive<br />
powdery grey foliage has a near-turquoise<br />
cast. From Cistus Nursery.<br />
S/2-3ft/Z7b-10/72ct T<br />
Recommended Finish Size: 1-Quart<br />
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Succulent Temperennials<br />
Agave parryi ssp. truncata<br />
Agave ‘Ripple Effect’ PPAF<br />
Agave romanii ‘Shadow Dancer’<br />
Agave parryi ssp. truncata<br />
AGATR72 (Hardy Century Plant) Often described as<br />
the most beautiful of all Agave species. Forms a<br />
perfectly symmetrical rosette of wide, rounded,<br />
blue-grey leaves tipped with a short, dark spike.<br />
At maturity, it produces an incredible 20ft tall<br />
flower spike.<br />
S/<strong>18</strong>in/Z(7)8-9/72ct T<br />
New!<br />
Agave 'Ripple Effect’ PPAF<br />
AGARE72 (Hardy Century Plant) Intense blue-green<br />
leaves; waxy coating draws out the blue coloring.<br />
Toothed marginal spines and extremely long,<br />
cinnamon brown terminal spines accentuate the<br />
bright colors of the leaves. Cream-yellow margins.<br />
S/12-14in/Z9-10/72ct T<br />
Agave romanii ‘Shadow Dancer’<br />
AGASD72 (Century Plant) A petite Agave with interesting<br />
coloration. Newest leaves are pale green<br />
with a thin, darker green margin. Centers lighten<br />
to near-white. Razor-thin mahogany brown<br />
margin edges the slightly cupped leaves. The dark<br />
edge really makes the color pop!<br />
S/5in/Z8-10/72ct T<br />
Agave schidigera Queen of White Thread<br />
(‘Shira ito no Ohi’)<br />
AGAQW72 (Century Plant) Striking specimen forms<br />
a solitary rosette of narrow, lance-shaped leaves<br />
lined with numerous white filifers. Dark green<br />
leaves have sharply contrasting, creamy yellow to<br />
white margins. Sharp, cinnamon terminal spines.<br />
S/12in/Z8-10/72ct T<br />
Agave schidigera Queen of White Thread<br />
(‘Shira ito no Ohi’)<br />
NEW! Agave schidigera ‘Royal Flush’ PPAF<br />
AGARF72 (Century Plant) A sport of Queen of White<br />
Thread (‘Shira ito no Ohi’) with considerably<br />
wider (more than twice as wide) creamy white<br />
margins that balance its lance-shaped, dark green<br />
leaves. Distinctive, curly white filifers (threads) are<br />
apparent.<br />
12in/Z8b-10/72ct T<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Agave xylonacantha ‘Frostbite’<br />
AGAFR72 (Century Plant) This rare, exciting selection<br />
offers incredible variegation and biting spines<br />
lining the scalloped leaves. Long, narrow, rigid<br />
leaves are dark green with creamy yellow to crisp<br />
white margins. Broad spreading, solitary rosette.<br />
S/<strong>18</strong>-24in/Z8-10/72ct T<br />
Agave schidigera ‘Royal Flush’ PPAF<br />
Agave xylonacantha ‘Frostbite’<br />
Recommended Finish Size: 1-Quart<br />
x/x/x/x/x = foliage height / scape height (where applicable) / bloom time / zone / size offered<br />
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Mad About Mangave ®<br />
As crosses between Agave and Manfreda, members of the MAD ABOUT MANGAVE® Collection are the best<br />
of both worlds: the refined habit of Agave with the interesting patterns and vigorous growth rate of Manfreda.<br />
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Mad About Mangave ® Mixed Trays<br />
With so many varieties in our new MAD ABOUT MANGAVE® Collection, how could we ask you to only grow a few? Each Mangave Mix contains six varieties<br />
grown in a standard 72ct tray. There are 12 plugs of each variety per tray, helping you get a wide variety in a smaller quantity. Individual varieties<br />
may be substituted without notice in order to ship the best available product. Details about each variety can be found on the following pages.<br />
MAD ABOUT YOU Mix<br />
MAGMY72 (Mangave) ‘Mix 1’ is anticipated to<br />
contain the following 6 varieties:<br />
• Mangave ‘Inkblot’ PPAF<br />
• Mangave ‘Lavender Lady’ PP29<strong>19</strong>4<br />
• Mangave ‘Mission to Mars’ PPAF<br />
• Mangave ‘Moonglow’ PPAF<br />
• Mangave ‘Pineapple Express’ PP28613<br />
• Mangave ‘Man of Steel’ PP29<strong>19</strong>6<br />
Note that best spotting and coloring is developed with maturity and when grown under<br />
UV light or direct sunlight.<br />
Mad About Mangave ® Tags<br />
MAD IN LOVE Mix<br />
MAGML72 (Mangave) ‘Mix 2’ is anticipated to<br />
contain the following 6 varieties:<br />
• Mangave ‘Bad Hair Day’ PPAF<br />
• Mangave ‘Catch a Wave’ PPAF<br />
• Mangave ‘Silver Fox’ PPAF<br />
• Mangave ‘Spotty Dotty’ PPAF<br />
• Mangave ‘Tooth Fairy’ PPAF<br />
• Mangave ‘Whale Tale’ PPAF<br />
Four Reasons to Grow Mangave<br />
Fast Growers. Thanks to their Manfreda genes, Mangave are much more water tolerant with most varieties finishing more<br />
than twice as fast as an Agave. Our growers have likened the growth rate of a Mangave to a Hosta<br />
rather than it’s Agave parentage.<br />
Perfect Focal Plant. The easiest way to get size out of a succulent, Mangave will wow with less time and effort.<br />
Softer, Less Lethal Spines. The majority of varieties follow their Manfreda parentage with<br />
softer spines, making Mangave more user friendly for growers and gardeners alike!<br />
More Interesting Colors and Shapes. As is often the case with intergeneric hybrids, the cross has<br />
yielded a number of new traits uncommon to the parentage. From Agave comes<br />
a wide variety of forms and colors, with Manfreda lending their distinctive leaf<br />
spotting and wavy margins.<br />
New for 20<strong>19</strong> we are introducing a required, special tag for all MAD ABOUT<br />
MANGAVE® varieties. We value our MAD ABOUT MANGAVE® line as a high<br />
value item at retail and believe it needs a tag to match that quality.<br />
The MAD ABOUT MANGAVE® tag is 3½” in diameter and comes<br />
with an accompanying 10” riser. The tag is held above the<br />
foliage where it is easy to read and avoids being hidden<br />
beneath the heavy leaves.<br />
Pricing information can be found on page 210 of this catalog.<br />
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Manfreda undulata ‘Cherry Chocolate Chip’<br />
PPAF<br />
Manfreda undulata ‘Mint Chocolate Chip’<br />
PPAF<br />
Mangave ‘Bad Hair Day’ PPAF<br />
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Mangave ‘Blue Dart’ PPAF<br />
Manfreda undulata ‘Cherry Chocolate Chip’ PPAF<br />
MANCH72 (Perennial Deciduous Agave) Sport<br />
of 'Chocolate Chip' with a touch of cherry red<br />
coloring. A low, spreading rosette with long green<br />
leaves containing chocolate spots and wavy-edged<br />
margins. Thin, creamy white margins have cherry<br />
red spotting.<br />
S/6-8in/Z7b-10/72ct T<br />
Asexual propogation prohibited.<br />
Manfreda undulata ‘Mint Chocolate Chip’ PPAF<br />
MANMC72 (Perennial Deciduous Agave) Long,<br />
silvery succulent, blue-green leaves with nearblack<br />
spotting form a ground-hugging, low habit.<br />
Compared to ‘Chocolate Chips’, this plant has wider<br />
leaves, darker spotting, and more silvery blue leaves.<br />
S/6-8in/Z7b-10/72ct T<br />
Asexual propogation prohibited.<br />
Mangave ‘Carnival’ PPAF<br />
Mangave ‘Bad Hair Day’ PPAF<br />
MAGBH72 (Mangave) Narrow, flat lime green leaves<br />
form an arching habit. Each leaf blade has light<br />
blush red spotting with a distinct blush toward<br />
the tips of the leaves. This variety is very easy to<br />
handle due to its soft, flexible leaves.<br />
S/8-10in/Z7b-11/72ct T<br />
Asexual propogation prohibited.<br />
NEW! Mangave ‘Blue Dart’ PPAF<br />
MAGBD72 (Mangave) Small to medium-sized<br />
Mangave with the classic “Agave look” and blue<br />
coloration. The silvery blue appearance comes from<br />
the waxy coating on the leaves. ‘Blue Dart’ forms<br />
a symmetrical rosette of rigid leaves with dark<br />
brown margins and terminal spines.<br />
S/12-16in/Z9-11/72ct T<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Mangave ‘Catch a Wave’ PPAF<br />
Mangave ‘Carnival’ PPAF<br />
MAGCA72 (Mangave) Sport of 'Jaguar'. Long, lanceshaped<br />
leaves are dark green with wide, creamy<br />
yellow centers. Newer leaves have chartreuse<br />
centers. A smattering of subtle, light red spots dot<br />
the leaves, giving a blush tone to the leaves.<br />
S/<strong>18</strong>-24in/Z8-10/72ct T<br />
Asexual propogation prohibited.<br />
Mangave ‘Catch a Wave’ PPAF<br />
MAGCW72 (Mangave) Very thick, silvery blue-green<br />
leaves are generously covered with restrained dark<br />
spotting. The margins curl upward to show off its<br />
marginal teeth. Its upright habit makes it equally<br />
attractive from the side and top.<br />
S/8-10in/Z9-11/72ct T<br />
Asexual propogation prohibited.<br />
Recommended Finish Size: 1-Quart or Premium 1-Gal<br />
x/x/x/x/x = foliage height / scape height (where applicable) / bloom time / zone / size offered<br />
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Mangave ‘Falling Waters’ PPAF<br />
MAGFW72 (Mangave) Cascading, thick, bluegreen<br />
leaves have very faint spots that are more<br />
pronounced in UV light, highlighting the threedimensional<br />
nature of the plant. Leaves fold<br />
upward to display heavily toothed margins.<br />
S/8-10in/Z9-11/72ct T<br />
Asexual propogation prohibited.<br />
NEW! Mangave ‘Freckles and Speckles’ PPAF<br />
MAGFS72 (Mangave) Minty green leaves have a<br />
lavender overlay and are lightly freckled with dark<br />
burgundy spots. The “freckles” and overlay are<br />
more pronounced in direct sunlight. Margins curl<br />
up slightly to showcase its white, serrated edge.<br />
Rose pink terminal spines.<br />
S/8in/Z9-11/72ct T<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Mangave ‘Inkblot’ PPAF<br />
MAGIN72 (Mangave) Thick, wide, dark green leaves<br />
with blood red spotting arch downward to form<br />
a low, wide habit, perfect for framing decorative<br />
containers. More exposure to UV light will bring<br />
out the dark coloration and the spotting.<br />
S/6-8in/Z(8)9-10/72ct T<br />
Asexual propogation prohibited.<br />
New!<br />
Mangave ‘Kaleidoscope’ PP28614<br />
MAGKA72 (Mangave) One of the very best! This<br />
sport of ‘Jaguar’ has many colors present on an<br />
arching habit. The long, lance-shaped leaves are<br />
deep green with bright rosy red dots and creamy<br />
yellow margins. A thin rosy red edge lines the<br />
margin, looking nearly orange. Best color is in<br />
direct sunlight.<br />
S/20-24in/Z8-10/72ct T<br />
Asexual propogation prohibited.<br />
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Mangave ‘Lavender Lady’ PP29<strong>19</strong>4<br />
MAGLL72 (Mangave) A unique, feminine beauty<br />
with a solitary rosette habit and smoky purple<br />
coloration. In direct sunlight, smoky purple, ovate<br />
leaves are formed at the top of the rosette and<br />
have subdued burgundy-purple dots. The leaves<br />
lighten to green with age. Tiny white, fairly benign<br />
marginal spines. Cinnamon brown terminal spine.<br />
S/8-10in/Z(8)9-10/72ct T<br />
Asexual propogation prohibited.<br />
Mangave ‘Falling Waters’ PPAF<br />
Mangave ‘Freckles and Speckles’ PPAF<br />
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Mangave ‘Inkblot’ PPAF<br />
Mangave ‘Kaleidoscope’ PP28614<br />
Mangave ‘Lavender Lady’ PP29<strong>19</strong>4<br />
Recommended Finish Size: 1-Quart or Premium 1-Gal<br />
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Mangave ‘Man of Steel’ PP29<strong>19</strong>6<br />
Mangave ‘Mayan Queen’ PPAF<br />
Mangave ‘Mission to Mars’ PPAF<br />
Mangave ‘Man of Steel’ PP29<strong>19</strong>6<br />
MAGMS72 (Mangave) Produces a tidy, refined<br />
rosette of narrow, sword-like leaves. Attractive<br />
silvery green leaves have a waxy coating. Leaves<br />
are lined with cinnamon orange margins that are<br />
slightly rough to the touch with matching terminal<br />
spines. Thinner leaves makes this succulent easy to<br />
handle.<br />
S/6-8in/Z(8)9-10/72ct T<br />
Asexual propogation prohibited.<br />
New!<br />
NEW! Mangave ‘Mayan Queen’ PPAF<br />
MAGMQ72 (Mangave) Frosty blue leaves have a<br />
serrated edge, with subtle burgundy spots concentrated<br />
at the tips. From a distance, the leaves<br />
appear lavender. Spotting is most defined under<br />
direct sunlight. The narrow leaves curl and arch<br />
downward at the tips.<br />
S/12in/Z9-11/72ct T<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Mangave ‘Moonglow’ PP29<strong>19</strong>5<br />
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Mangave ‘My Dog Spot’ PPAF<br />
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Mangave ‘Mission to Mars’ PPAF<br />
MAGMM72 (Mangave) An homage to the Red<br />
Planet due to the unique, intense red coloration<br />
of the leaves. Wide, green leaves form an arching<br />
habit and are heavily speckled with burgundy red,<br />
with spots that bleed into each other for an overall<br />
red appearance. Best color in direct UV light.<br />
S/8-10in/Z(8)9-10)/72ct T<br />
Asexual propogation prohibited.<br />
Mangave ‘Moonglow’ PP29<strong>19</strong>5<br />
MAGMO72 (Mangave) Cool-looking, silvery<br />
blue-green leaves practically glow with huge,<br />
contrasting dark purple spots. More UV light levels<br />
will enhance the spotting. Flat leaves are held<br />
rigidly straight from the base, forming a low, wide,<br />
and spiky habit. Relatively soft to the touch.<br />
S/8-10in/Z(8)9-10/72ct T<br />
Asexual propogation prohibited.<br />
NEW! Mangave ‘My Dog Spot’ PPAF<br />
MAGMD72 (Mangave) Long, thin light green leaves<br />
are filled with a smattering of dark burgundy spots<br />
and form a low-growing, prostrate habit. Leaves<br />
are lined with small marginal spines. Spots are<br />
most pronounced under direct UV light. Readily<br />
forms pups or offshoots.<br />
S/8in/Z9-11/72ct T<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Recommended Finish Size: 1-Quart or Premium 1-Gal<br />
x/x/x/x/x = foliage height / scape height (where applicable) / bloom time / zone / size offered<br />
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Mangave ‘Pineapple Express’ PP28613<br />
Mangave ‘Purple People Eater’ PPAF<br />
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Mangave ‘Red Wing’ PPAF<br />
NEW! Mangave ‘Red Wing’ PPAF<br />
MAGRW72 (Mangave) This succulent forms a very<br />
large, refined rosette comprised of a multitude of<br />
pronounced deep red leaves. Absolutely gorgeous<br />
for both containers and the landscape.<br />
S/16-<strong>18</strong>in/Z9-11/72ct T<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Mangave ‘Silver Fox’ PPAF<br />
Mangave ‘Pineapple Express’ PP28613<br />
MAGPE72 (Mangave) Refined, spiky habit<br />
reminiscent of the top of a pineapple. One inch<br />
wide, dark green leaves are long and slender with<br />
pronounced burgundy spotting, brought out with<br />
UV light. Waxy coating gives the leaves a mintygreen<br />
finish.<br />
S/<strong>18</strong>-20in/Z9-11/72ct T<br />
Asexual propogation prohibited.<br />
Mangave ‘Spotty Dotty’ PPAF<br />
NEW! Mangave ‘Purple People Eater’ PPAF<br />
MAGPP72 (Mangave) A neat rosette of thick,<br />
sturdy leaves that are blue-green with dense<br />
reddish-purple spotting that causes the leaves to<br />
appear purple. Best coloration in full sun. Margins<br />
fold upward to show off its yellow, orange, and<br />
cinnamon brown spines. Each leaf has a cinnamon<br />
terminal spine.<br />
S/12-16in/Z9-11/72ct T<br />
Asexual propagation prohibited.<br />
Mangave ‘Silver Fox’ PPAF<br />
MAGSF72 (Mangave) Light green leaves are<br />
covered with a thick waxy coating, giving it the<br />
appearance of glowing white. Light blue-purple<br />
spotting is visible underneath the coating. A<br />
magnificent habit, of thick, arching leaves and<br />
defined marginal teeth.<br />
S/8-10in/Z9-11/72ct T<br />
Asexual propogation prohibited.<br />
Mangave ‘Spotty Dotty’ PPAF<br />
MAGSD72 (Mangave) Medium green leaves are<br />
covered with small, dark burgundy purple spots,<br />
folding up at the margins to display sienna orange<br />
marginal teeth and long terminal spines. Softly<br />
wavy leaves completely overlap each other,<br />
leaving little to no gaps.<br />
S/10-12in/Z9-10/72ct T<br />
Asexual propogation prohibited.<br />
Recommended Finish Size: 1-Quart or Premium 1-Gal<br />
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Mangave ‘Tooth Fairy’ PPAF<br />
Mangave ‘Whale Tale’ PPAF<br />
Mangave ‘Tooth Fairy’ PPAF<br />
MAGTF72 (Mangave) Long, pronounced spines come in a rainbow of colors,<br />
ranging from cinnamon brown to yellow to orange. Blue-green leaves show<br />
off the colors even more, with faint spotting giving the thick leaves extra<br />
character. Forms a singular rosette.<br />
S/10-12in/Z9-10/72ct T<br />
Asexual propogation prohibited.<br />
Mangave ‘Whale Tale’ PPAF<br />
MAGWT72 (Mangave) Large, wide blue-green leaves are lightly speckled with<br />
dark spotting. Waxy coating gives the plant a silvery blue look. Its low, wide<br />
habit is made of leaves that arch downwards at the tips.<br />
S/7-8in/Z9-10/72ct T<br />
Asexual propogation prohibited.<br />
Discontinued Varieties and Recommended Substitutions<br />
Discontinued...................................................................Recommended Substitution<br />
Achillea ‘Moonshine’.............................................................Achillea ‘Sassy Summer Silver’ PPAF, p. 28<br />
Achillea m. ‘Saucy Seduction’ PP20782.....................................Achillea ‘Sassy Summer Taffy’ PPAF, p. 28<br />
Achillea m. ‘Strawberry Seduction’ PP<strong>18</strong>401.........................Achillea ‘Sassy Summer Sangria’ PPAF, p. 28<br />
Achillea m. ‘Sunny Seduction’ PP20808.................................Achillea ‘Sassy Summer Lemon’ PPAF, p. 28<br />
Anemone h. var. j. ‘Pamina’...........................................Anemone ‘Curtain Call Deep Rose’ PPAF, p. 34<br />
Anemone s. ‘Madonna’..........................................Anemone WILD SWAN (‘Macane001’ PP23132), p. 35<br />
Anemone ‘Whirlwind’....................................................................Anemone ‘Honerine Jobert’, p. 34<br />
Baptisia DECADENCE® ‘Dutch Chocolate’ PP23872..........Baptisia DECADENCE® ‘Dark Chocolate’ PPAF, p. 44<br />
Brunnera m. ‘Looking Glass’ PP17829...........................................Brunnera m. ‘Sterling Silver’ PPAF, p.47<br />
Echinacea p. ‘Butterfly Kisses’ PP24458........................................Echinacea ‘Delicious Candy’ PPAF, p. 72<br />
Echinacea ‘Cleopatra’ PP24631...........................................Echinacea EYE-CATCHER ‘Canary’ PPAF, p. 70<br />
Echinacea ‘Glowing Dream’ PP24329..........................Echinacea EYE-CATCHER ‘Coral Craze’ PPAF, p. 70<br />
Echinacea ‘Julia’ PP24629.....................................Echinacea EYE-CATCHER ‘Atomic Orange’ PPAF, p. 70<br />
Echinacea p. ‘Kim’s Knee High’ PP12242......................Echinacea EYE-CATCHER ‘Coral Craze’ PPAF, p. 70<br />
Echinacea ‘Sensation Pink’ PP26593...........................Echinacea EYE-CATCHER ‘Coral Craze’ PPAF, p. 70<br />
Echinacea ‘Solar Flare’ PP22132..................................Echinacea EYE-CATCHER ‘Coral Craze’ PPAF, p. 70<br />
Echinacea SOMBRERO® LEMON YELLOW.......................Echinacea SOMBRERO® LEMON YELLOW IMPROVED, p. 71<br />
Geranium c. ‘Biokovo’....................................................................Geranium ‘Rozanne’ PP12175, p. 78<br />
GRASS Panicum v. ‘Prairie Fire’ PP<strong>19</strong>367........Panicum v. PRAIRIE WINDS® ‘Cheyenne Sky’ PP23209, p. 84<br />
GRASS Schizachyrium s. ‘Prairie Blues’.............................Schizachyrium s. ‘Smoke Signal’ PP27433, p. 86<br />
Hemerocallis ‘New Lavender Triumph’...........................................Hemerocallis ‘Garden Show’, p. 97<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Pizza Crust’.................................................Hemerocallis ‘New Tangerine Twist’, p. 100<br />
Hemerocallis ‘Siloam Double Classic’...Hemerocallis RAINBOW RHYTHM® ‘Siloam Peony Display’, p. 104<br />
Heuchera DOLCE® ‘Blackberry Ice’ PP26788.............................Heuchera DOLCE® ‘Wildberry’ PPAF, p. 109<br />
Heuchera DOLCE® BRAZEN RAISIN (‘Inheubrara’ PP27568).......Heuchera PRIMO® ‘Black Pearl’ PPAF, p.109<br />
Heuchera DOLCE® CINNAMON CURLS (‘Inheuredfu’ PP25648)...Heuchera DOLCE® ‘Cherry Truffles’ PPAF, p. 108<br />
Heuchera ‘Citronelle’ PP17934........................................................Heuchera ‘Lemon Love’ PPAF, p. 111<br />
Heuchera ‘Georgia Peach’ PP<strong>19</strong>375...............................Heuchera PRIMO® ‘Peachberry Ice’ PPAF, p. 110<br />
Heuchera ‘Midnight Rose’ PP<strong>18</strong>551....................................Heuchera PRIMO® ‘Black Pearl’ PPAF, p. 109<br />
Discontinued...................................................................Recommended Substitution<br />
Heuchera ‘Obsidian’ PP14836.............................................Heuchera PRIMO® ‘Black Pearl’ PPAF, p. 109<br />
Heuchera ‘Rose Quartz’........................................Heuchera DOLCE® ‘Silver Gumdrop’ PP29207, p. 108<br />
Hibiscus ‘Plum Fantasy’ PP25986.............................................Hibiscus ‘Mars Madness’ PP27838, p. 117<br />
Hibiscus ‘Tie Dye’ PP24078...........................................................Hibiscus ‘Airbrush Effect’ PPAF, p. 117<br />
Hosta ‘Alligator Alley’.................................................................Hosta ‘Beyond Glory’ PP28784, p. 122<br />
Hosta ‘Ivory Coast’................................................................................Hosta ‘Liberty’ PP12531, p. 131<br />
Hosta ‘Prairie Moon’..............................................................................Hosta ‘Dancing Queen’, p.125<br />
Hosta ‘Twilight’ PP14040.....................................................................................Hosta ‘Patriot’, p. 133<br />
Iris ‘Concertina’..............................................................................................Iris ‘Beverly Sills’, p. 140<br />
Iris s. ‘White Swirl’.................................................................................Iris s. ‘Swans in Flight’, p. 142<br />
Kniphofia ‘First Sunrise’ PP16036..........................................................Kniphofia ‘Jackpot’ PPAF, p. 143<br />
Lavandula a. ‘French Perfume’.........................................Lavandula a. ‘Lavance Deep Purple’, p. 148<br />
Leucanthemum s. ‘Thomas Killen’.........................Leucanthemum s. ‘Highland White Dream’ p. 151<br />
Ligularia d. ‘Midnight Lady’....................................Ligularia d. ‘Britt Marie-Crawford’ PP16113, p. 152<br />
Monarda ‘Cotton Candy’ PPAF.......................................................Monarda ‘Pink Frosting’ PPAF, p. 158<br />
Monarda d. ‘Purple Rooster’............................................Monarda ‘Rockin’ Raspberry’ PP28752, p. 158<br />
Paeonia ‘Mons. Juls Elie’.................................................................Paeonia ‘Sarah Bernhardt’, p. 162<br />
Papaver o. ‘Plum Pudding’..........................................................Papaver o. ‘Queen Alexandra’, p. 162<br />
Phlox s. ‘Coral Eye’............................................................................Phlox s. ‘Eye Candy’ PPAF, p. 172<br />
Phlox s. ‘Purple Beauty’.................................................................Phlox s. ‘Eye Shadow’ PPAF, p. 172<br />
Pulmonaria l. ‘Bertram Anderson’............................................Pulmonaria ‘Twinkle Toes’ PPAF, p. 175<br />
Salvia n. ‘Blue Hill’..........................................................................Salvia n. ‘Bumblesky’ PPAF, p. 179<br />
Salvia n. ‘New Dimension Blue’.....................................................Salvia n. ‘Bumbleblue’ PPAF, p. 179<br />
Salvia n. ‘New Dimension Rose’...................................................Salvia n. ‘Bumbleberry’ PPAF, p. 179<br />
Salvia n. ‘Snow Hill’.....................................................................Salvia n. ‘Bumblesnow’ PPAF, p. 179<br />
Sedum cauticola.........................................................................Sedum ‘Steel the Show’ PPAF, p. <strong>18</strong>2<br />
Sedum ‘Matrona’........................................................................Sedum ‘Night Embers’ PP29211, p.<strong>18</strong>2<br />
Veronica MAGIC SHOW® ‘Hocus Pocus’ PP23853....Veronica MAGIC SHOW® ‘Wizard of Ahhs’ PPAF, p. <strong>19</strong>0<br />
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24hr Fax: 800-272-6996<br />
616-741-0028<br />
E-mail:<br />
accounting@waltersgardens.com<br />
Mary Beth Eckhart<br />
Regional Product Manager<br />
Pn: 1-800-925-8377 ext. 1501<br />
Em: mbe@waltersgardens.com<br />
Josh Roggenbuck<br />
Regional Product Manager<br />
Pn: 1-800-925-8377 ext. 1502<br />
Em: jjr@waltersgardens.com<br />
Laura Robles<br />
Trial Manager<br />
Pn: 1-800-925-8377 ext. 2101<br />
Em: lsr@waltersgardens.com<br />
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Authorized Sales Organizations<br />
Reference Pages<br />
Independent Sales Representatives<br />
BRIAN AARON<br />
Peoria, IL<br />
Phone: 309-258-1630<br />
Email:<br />
beatreeman2@gmail.com<br />
Indiana, Northern Illinois<br />
JAYNE ROBERTS<br />
Minneapolis, MN<br />
Phone: 612-822-4040<br />
E-mail: hothosta@gmail.com<br />
Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska,<br />
North Dakota, South Dakota,<br />
Manitoba<br />
NATIONAL NURSERY PRODUCTS<br />
ED CARROLL<br />
Crestwood, KY<br />
Phone: 888-225-8283<br />
E-mail: edcarroll@nnpinc.net<br />
BILL RUPPERT<br />
Kirkwood, MO<br />
Phone: 314-966-0253<br />
E-mail: billr@rupehort.com<br />
Central & Southern Illinois,<br />
Eastern Missouri<br />
KAREN FISHER<br />
Orange, VA<br />
Phone: 540-732-0250<br />
E-mail: karen@fisherplants.com<br />
Eastern Pennsylvania, New<br />
Jersey, Delaware, Maryland<br />
DENNIS WENTWORTH<br />
Buchanan, MI<br />
Phone: 269-695-2386<br />
E-mail:<br />
dawentworth@gmail.com<br />
Michigan, Ontario<br />
BILL MALOUCHE<br />
Prairie Village, KS<br />
Phone: 913-362-0503<br />
E-mail: billm@nnpkc.com<br />
Western Missouri, Kansas<br />
NANCY WILLIAMS<br />
Chardon, OH<br />
Phone: 440-479-2038<br />
E-mail: nancy@plantrep.com<br />
Ohio, Western Pennsylvania,<br />
Western New York<br />
PLANT EXPRESS, INC.<br />
JACQUES BOUGIE<br />
Phone: 450-414-9<strong>19</strong>1<br />
E-mail: jacques.bougie@videotron.ca<br />
Quebec, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia<br />
SCHWEPPE SUPPLIES<br />
LAURA NEWELL<br />
Worland, WY<br />
Phone: 307-388-0413<br />
E-mail: newellssi@msn.com<br />
Colorado, Utah, Wyoming, Eastern<br />
Montana<br />
FRANK THOMANN<br />
Avon, CT<br />
Phone: 800-431-6625<br />
E-mail: fetsales@comcast.net<br />
New England<br />
CHARTER OAK LANDSCAPE & NURSERY SALES<br />
JIM THOMANN<br />
Plymouth, MA<br />
Phone: 800-248-7897<br />
E-mail: jptshrubs@aol.com<br />
New England<br />
JENNIFER CONNOLLY<br />
Georgetown, MA<br />
Phone: 800-558-5366<br />
E-mail: jtcplants@verizon.net<br />
New England, Northeastern New York<br />
BALL HORTICULTURAL COMPANY<br />
West Chicago, IL<br />
Phone: 800-879-2255<br />
www.ballseed.com<br />
EXPRESS SEED<br />
Oberlin, OH<br />
Phone: 800-221-3838<br />
www.expressseed.com<br />
GERMANIA SEED CO.<br />
Chicago, IL<br />
Phone: 800-380-4721<br />
www.germaniaseed.com<br />
HENRY F. MICHELL’S<br />
King of Prussia, PA<br />
Phone: 800-422-4678<br />
www.michells.com<br />
MCHUTCHISON<br />
Wayne, NJ<br />
Phone: 800-943-2230<br />
www.mchutchison.com<br />
RAYMOND PERRI COMPANY<br />
Pine Bush, NY<br />
Phone: 845-744-6801<br />
www.raymondperri.com<br />
VAUGHAN’S HORTICULTURE<br />
Naperville, IL<br />
855-864-3300<br />
www.vaughans.com<br />
Brokers<br />
BALL HORTICULTURAL – CANADA<br />
Kleinburg, ON<br />
Phone: 905-696-9005<br />
FLORASOURCE, LTD.<br />
San Clemente, CA<br />
Phone: 941-498-1131<br />
www.florasourceltd.com<br />
GRIFFIN<br />
Lisle, IL<br />
Phone: 800-323-7253<br />
www.griffins.com<br />
HOLTEX ENTERPRISES<br />
Trumbauersville, PA<br />
Phone: 215-536-9327<br />
www.holtexusa.com<br />
MID ATLANTIC PLANT COMPANY<br />
Newark, DE<br />
Phone: 302-366-0349<br />
www.midatlanticplant.com<br />
STAR ROSES AND PLANTS<br />
West Grove, PA<br />
Phone: 800-457-<strong>18</strong>59<br />
www.starrosesandplants.com<br />
EASON HORT RESOURCES, INC.<br />
Ft. Wright, KY<br />
Phone: 800-214-2221<br />
www.ehrnet.com<br />
FRED C. GLOECKNER & CO., INC.<br />
Harrison, NY<br />
Phone: 800-345-3787<br />
www.fredgloeckner.com<br />
HARRIS SEEDS<br />
Rochester, NY<br />
Phone: 800-544-7938<br />
www.harrisseeds.com<br />
JVK<br />
St. Catharines, ON Canada<br />
Phone: 905-641-5599<br />
www.jvk.com<br />
PARK SEED WHOLESALE<br />
Greenwood, SC<br />
Phone: 800-845-3366<br />
www.parkwholesale.com<br />
VANDENBERG BULB CO.<br />
Howell, MI<br />
Phone: 800-955-3813<br />
www.vandenbergbulb.com<br />
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Our Guarantee<br />
<strong>Walters</strong> <strong>Gardens</strong>, Inc. guarantees to ship<br />
healthy, viable plants which are true to name.<br />
We hold ourselves in readiness, upon proper<br />
proof, at our discretion, to either replace all<br />
plants that prove otherwise or refund the<br />
amount paid. We shall in no case be liable for<br />
any sum greater than the amount originally<br />
received for said plants.<br />
Ordering Guidelines<br />
Minimum Order<br />
• There is no dollar minimum. Please order<br />
plants in the multiples specified on our price<br />
list for each variety.<br />
Availability<br />
Our availability is updated daily. For a current<br />
copy, visit www.<strong>Walters</strong><strong>Gardens</strong>.com. You may<br />
also sign up to receive our weekly availability<br />
by e-blast, email, or fax. Please contact our<br />
customer care department at 1-888-925-8377<br />
or sales@waltersgardens.com.<br />
Order Changes<br />
• You may make changes to your order up to 12<br />
business days prior to your requested ship date.<br />
• To ensure accuracy, we prefer to receive your<br />
order changes in writing via fax or email.<br />
However, we will accept order changes by phone.<br />
• We do our best to ship your order as<br />
complete as possible. However, if an item<br />
is not ready on your requested ship date, it<br />
will be shipped when it is ready unless you<br />
instruct us not to backorder.<br />
Restocking Charge<br />
If an order is cancelled after it has been<br />
prepared for shipment or if an order is shipped<br />
and returned, a minimum restocking fee of<br />
15% will be charged including any shipping<br />
charges and the cost of any plants that cannot<br />
be restocked. Returns will not be accepted<br />
without prior authorization.<br />
Custom Orders<br />
A 25% cancellation fee will be charged for the<br />
cancel of any custom order. Up to 10% of a custom<br />
order may be cancelled without penalty.<br />
Online Ordering<br />
Place your order online at your convenience<br />
on www.<strong>Walters</strong><strong>Gardens</strong>.com. Current<br />
customers who order direct or through an<br />
independent sales representative may place<br />
their plant orders online through our customer<br />
login 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. You will<br />
need a login and password to access this part<br />
of our website. If you do not have one already,<br />
register online today!<br />
Pricing<br />
Volume Pricing<br />
• The more you buy, the more you save with<br />
our simplified volume pricing system.<br />
• Your volume discount will be based on your<br />
total gross purchases last year or your new<br />
gross purchases this season, whichever is<br />
greater. New customers’ discounts will be<br />
based on their first order.<br />
• If you place more than one order with us<br />
during the year, your order totals will be<br />
combined and your new discount level will<br />
be reflected on your future orders.<br />
• Seven price levels are available:<br />
Price<br />
Level<br />
Total Gross<br />
Purchases<br />
Discount<br />
1 less than $4,999 <strong>Catalog</strong> Price<br />
2 $5,000-$14,999 2%<br />
4 $15,000-$29,999 4%<br />
6 $30,000-$59,999 6%<br />
8 $60,000-$89,999 8%<br />
9 $90,000-$124,999 9%<br />
10 $125,000 or more 10%<br />
• Volume discounts may be combined with<br />
other promotional offers such as our<br />
Summer Selections, Early Summer Stock Up,<br />
or Early Order Discount.<br />
• Variety license fees, marketing fees, freight,<br />
and net quoted prices do not qualify for any<br />
discounts.<br />
• Your discount will be factored into each line<br />
item on your order.<br />
General Pricing Information<br />
• The prices listed in this catalog are the<br />
base prices from which all discounts will be<br />
calculated. Variety license fees, marketing<br />
fees, tags and container prices are listed<br />
separately.<br />
• There is no additional charge for packing or<br />
handling.<br />
• Prices are subject to change without notice.<br />
Programs and Promotions<br />
Early Order Discount<br />
• Save 2% on your order of $5,000 or more<br />
when you place your order by 10/1/<strong>18</strong>.<br />
• Orders must be shipped between 11/5/<strong>18</strong><br />
and 5/8/<strong>19</strong> to be eligible for discount.<br />
• Only items ordered by the 10/1/<strong>18</strong> deadline<br />
will receive the 2% early order discount.<br />
• Early order discount will be taken in addition<br />
to your volume pricing discount (some<br />
exceptions may apply).<br />
• Early order discount may not be combined<br />
with Early Summer Stock Up or Summer<br />
Selections discounts.<br />
• Only plants are eligible for the early order<br />
discount. Variety license fees, marketing<br />
fees, Proven Winners® containers, labels,<br />
freight, and net quoted prices do not qualify<br />
for the early order discount.<br />
Summer Selections Program<br />
• This is the kickoff to our new season! The<br />
majority of our new items are offered for<br />
the first time in our<br />
Summer Selections.<br />
• Save up to 10%<br />
on hundreds of<br />
perennials.<br />
• This freshly grown<br />
and dug product<br />
ships from 7/9/<strong>18</strong><br />
to 10/22/<strong>18</strong>.<br />
• Order before 10/10/<strong>18</strong> for final ship date<br />
Early Summer Stockup<br />
• Order by 3/6/<strong>19</strong><br />
and save up to 10%<br />
on hundreds of<br />
perennials perfect<br />
for early summer<br />
planting!<br />
• Product ships 5/13/<strong>19</strong> to 6/24/<strong>19</strong>.<br />
Terms and Conditions<br />
• There is no dollar minimum order. Please<br />
order plants in the multiples specified on the<br />
order form.<br />
• All accounts will be credit card until credit is<br />
approved and terms are established. To establish<br />
credit, please complete our credit application.<br />
• Net 30 days on approved accounts. We<br />
reserve the right to extend terms and change<br />
these terms if necessary.<br />
• We accept Visa, MasterCard, Discover, and<br />
American Express. Contact our Accounting<br />
Department with your credit card number.<br />
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• All invoices are payable in U.S. funds.<br />
• A finance charge of 2% per month is charged<br />
to past due accounts.<br />
• An insufficient funds fee of $35 will be<br />
charged for all returned checks.<br />
• We reserve the right to suspend credit and<br />
delay or cancel shipments if your account is<br />
not maintained in good standing by paying<br />
within your pre-approved terms.<br />
• Complete and return the Sales Tax<br />
Exemption Form prior to your first shipment.<br />
• All orders are shipped FOB Zeeland, MI.<br />
• Sorry, we do not accept COD orders.<br />
Shipping Information<br />
Pick Up Orders<br />
• In order to provide you with the freshest<br />
product possible, Pick Up Orders will be<br />
scheduled on Wednesdays each week. If<br />
you need to pick up your order earlier in<br />
the week, please contact Customer Care<br />
1 week prior to your ship week, so we<br />
can plan accordingly. We are open from<br />
7:30am-4:30pm (EST) Monday-Friday.<br />
Shipping Methods<br />
• We will choose the best, most efficient<br />
method of shipping your order.<br />
• Smaller orders are shipped by UPS. Palletized<br />
and rack orders are shipped by semi-truck.<br />
• If your order qualifies to ship by semi-truck,<br />
we will need to know if you can accept a<br />
semi at your location. Please be sure to indicate<br />
this on your order form.<br />
Truck Shipments<br />
Qualifying orders may be shipped by semi-truck<br />
on racks or skids. This shipping method is of<br />
benefit to you because your plants will arrive in<br />
excellent condition, it’s more economical and<br />
faster to unload.<br />
Plants preparing to be<br />
shipped on wooden racks<br />
and a box skid.<br />
To receive truck shipments on qualifying<br />
orders, you must be able to accept a semi-truck<br />
at your location. Please indicate this on your<br />
order form.<br />
If you have any questions about our shipping<br />
methods, your independent sales representative,<br />
broker, or our customer care team will be<br />
happy to assist you when you place your order.<br />
Summer Orders<br />
Early Summer Stock Up Event<br />
• Product sold during this timeframe is generally<br />
intended to be grown through the<br />
season, vernalized, and sold the following<br />
spring. Some items may be used for quick<br />
turns the same season.<br />
Summer Selections Program<br />
• Product sold during this timeframe is generally<br />
intended to be grown through the fall,<br />
vernalized, and sold the following season.<br />
Fall Orders<br />
• Many of the items offered in this catalog are<br />
available for fall shipping. See price list for<br />
availability dates.<br />
• Bare root plants are fresh dug for fall orders.<br />
Little is dug on speculation. If you need a<br />
large number of a bare root items shipped<br />
to you during the winter months when our<br />
fields are frozen, we recommend that you<br />
book that order by early fall to allow time for<br />
harvesting before winter.<br />
• Watch for additional new items to be introduced<br />
in fall. These are items that become<br />
available after the catalog is published but<br />
are available for the current shipping season.<br />
Winter/Spring Orders<br />
• Most items shipped during the winter and<br />
early spring months are shipped dormant.<br />
Bare root items are typically stored frozen<br />
until shipping this time of year.<br />
• Items that are sold for their foliage rather<br />
than their flowers, as well as a few other<br />
minor exceptions, may not be vernalized<br />
before shipping.<br />
• We do our best to ship your order as complete<br />
and fresh as possible on your requested<br />
ship date. However, during weeks of extreme<br />
cold, your shipment may be held back so<br />
that it will make it to you in good condition.<br />
Canadian Orders<br />
• <strong>Walters</strong> <strong>Gardens</strong>, Inc. exports only to Canada.<br />
• A minimum order of $1,500.00, payable in<br />
U.S. funds, is required.<br />
• There is a $75.00 fee per Reference Pages<br />
order for the phytosanitary certificate and<br />
export preparation.<br />
• All Canadian orders are shipped on wooden<br />
racks or boxed on skids. They are sent by<br />
common carrier or air freight and can also<br />
be picked up from our office. We do not ship<br />
FedEx or UPS into Canada.<br />
• Due to import restrictions, we are unable to<br />
ship some items to Canada. This restriction<br />
is stated in the description for all affected<br />
plants in this catalog.<br />
• Contact our Customer Care department for<br />
a list of restricted items and items which<br />
require an import permit. If an import permit<br />
is required, you must fax a copy to our office<br />
at least four weeks prior to your ship date.<br />
• A customs broker must be designated,<br />
including the broker’s phone and fax<br />
numbers, address, and contact person to<br />
allow for proper tracking of all orders.<br />
• Should your order be held at any border for<br />
any reason, <strong>Walters</strong> <strong>Gardens</strong>, Inc. will not be<br />
responsible for any damages incurred.<br />
Shipping Restrictions<br />
<strong>Walters</strong> <strong>Gardens</strong>, Inc. ships throughout the<br />
United States and across Canada. We do not<br />
ship outside of these areas. The following items<br />
have shipping restrictions:<br />
Canada<br />
Aconitum<br />
Allium (allowed only with permit)<br />
Convallaria<br />
Crocosmia (‘Lucifer’ only)<br />
Dicentra (‘King of Hearts’, ‘Luxuriant’ only)<br />
New York<br />
Miscanthus<br />
Oregon, Washington St.<br />
Buddleia<br />
Idaho<br />
Allium<br />
Imperata Grass<br />
May only ship to the following states: CA,<br />
CT, IL, MI, NE, NV, OH, OK, OR, WA, WI, all<br />
Canadian provinces<br />
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Claims and Returns<br />
Unsatisfactory Plants<br />
If you have a concern about your shipment<br />
when it arrives, be sure to note any damages<br />
on the shipping documents when you sign.<br />
Digital photos of the damages are needed<br />
for us to process your claim. Please contact<br />
us immediately with any issues and your<br />
accompanying photos so we may render<br />
assistance. After notifying us of any problems<br />
with your order, you have up to three months<br />
from the date of receipt to file a claim for<br />
credit on unsatisfactory plants. Credit will<br />
be issued for plants and royalty only, no<br />
freight will be credited. Late claims made<br />
after three months may be respectfully<br />
declined. Exception: Any plants that are not<br />
true to name once mature will be credited or<br />
replaced, regardless of when the claim was<br />
filed. Please allow 2-3 weeks for processing<br />
your claim.<br />
Replacement Plants<br />
If items being replaced are no longer available,<br />
substitutions may be made with items of similar<br />
value. You will not be charged freight on<br />
replacement orders. If only a small number of<br />
plants are being claimed, a credit will be issued<br />
instead of replacements.<br />
Shortages, Damages, and Delays<br />
If your product arrives damaged, note the<br />
damage on the shipping documents, snap<br />
a few digital photos of the damage, and<br />
send them to us immediately. Also notify us<br />
immediately of any shortages or delays on your<br />
order so that we may render assistance. We<br />
will do our best to correct the problem.<br />
If you have any questions or concerns that<br />
involve claims or returns, please contact your<br />
independent sales representative or broker. If<br />
you are a direct customer, please contact Janet<br />
DeVries: 1-800-925-8377 ext. 1206 or<br />
jld@waltersgardens.com<br />
Patented Plants<br />
What Does PPAF mean?<br />
This stands for US Plant Patent Applied<br />
For. Once the patent has been granted, it<br />
is assigned a PP#. Propagation without a<br />
license and export outside of North America<br />
is prohibited for all US patent-pending and<br />
patented plants.<br />
What does CPBRAF mean?<br />
This stands for Canadian Plant Breeders’ Rights<br />
Applied For. It is similar to US PPAF. Plants<br />
protected by Breeders’ Rights (CPBR#) or with<br />
Breeders’ Rights pending (CPBRAF) may not be<br />
propagated or hybridized in Canada without a<br />
license.<br />
What does COPF mean?<br />
COPF stands for Canadian Ornamental<br />
Plant Foundation. It is a non-governmental<br />
organization that charges voluntary royalties<br />
and passes a portion back to the hybridizer or<br />
originator. Propagation without a license is<br />
prohibited for these plants in Canada.<br />
All advertisements (including electronic) for<br />
patent pending and patented plants must<br />
list the US and Canadian patent information.<br />
In addition to listing the patent information,<br />
labels for patent pending and patented plants<br />
must also state that propagation is prohibited.<br />
Cultural Information<br />
Simple, Sensible, Solutions®<br />
A Grower’s Guide to Finishing Perennials<br />
To help our customers be more successful in<br />
finishing our plug and bare root liners, we offer<br />
our Simple, Sensible, Solutions® guide to growing<br />
and finishing perennials. This FREE guide is<br />
available upon request and can also be viewed or<br />
downloaded from www.<strong>Walters</strong><strong>Gardens</strong>.com.<br />
Included in the guide are:<br />
• Timing chart for finishing<br />
perennials<br />
• Growing tips for<br />
plugs and bare root<br />
liners<br />
• Cultural recommendations<br />
for specialized<br />
plants<br />
• Handy cultural reference chart<br />
• Plant health information<br />
• Overwintering tips<br />
• Additional recommended resources<br />
Grower Cultural Sheets<br />
Cultural sheets for most of the perennials we offer<br />
can be found on www.<strong>Walters</strong><strong>Gardens</strong>.com.<br />
They contain detailed information such as growing<br />
temperatures, soil pH, planting level, weeks<br />
to finish, watering, fertilizing, and pest and disease<br />
management recommendations.<br />
Bare Root Plants<br />
• When your shipment arrives, open all boxes<br />
and inspect the condition of the roots. They<br />
should be firm, relatively dry, and are typically<br />
light brown in color.<br />
• If any roots are still frozen, allow them to<br />
thaw slowly in a cool (40-50ºF) room before<br />
handling. Do not put them immediately into<br />
a warm greenhouse.<br />
• If any roots are dry, soak them in a tub of<br />
water containing a small amount of soluble<br />
fertilizer for one hour before potting. This<br />
will help plants get established more quickly.<br />
• Transplant all bare root plants as soon as<br />
possible. If you are not able to transplant<br />
the roots immediately, store them in a cool<br />
(35-45ºF) area for a limited time. Be sure to<br />
have all plant labels on hand when potting<br />
to ensure correct identification.<br />
• Water all plants thoroughly after transplanting.<br />
• The highest priority for transplanting<br />
should be bare root plants, beginning<br />
with all evergreen types such as Iberis,<br />
Lavandula, and Phlox subulata.<br />
Plug Products<br />
• When your shipment arrives, open all boxes<br />
and inspect the condition of the plugs.<br />
Depending on the time of year and the variety,<br />
the plants will either be dormant or leafed out.<br />
• If any plugs are frozen, allow them to thaw<br />
slowly in a cool (40-50ºF) room before handling.<br />
Do not put them immediately into a<br />
warm greenhouse.<br />
• If any plugs are dry when they arrive, water<br />
them immediately. Keep them sufficiently<br />
moist and then water the plugs again just<br />
before transplanting. Watering plugs just<br />
before transplanting is a critical step<br />
not to be missed!<br />
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• After your bare root plants have been potted<br />
up, the next order of priority should be potting<br />
up your plugs starting with the smallest size.<br />
• Elle Plugs should be potted up at the same<br />
level as you would pot up a traditional potted<br />
or plug item.<br />
• You do not need to remove the paper sleeve<br />
of the Elle Plug. It will naturally disintegrate<br />
over time.<br />
• Water all plugs thoroughly after transplanting.<br />
Growing On<br />
• We suggest potting up your new perennial<br />
liners in a well-drained potting mix for optimum<br />
growth. A number of excellent bark or<br />
peat-based, soilless commercial mixes are<br />
available.<br />
• Most perennials grow best when potted with<br />
their crown at the soil surface. If the roots<br />
are too long to fit in the pot, they generally<br />
can be trimmed a bit to fit.<br />
• For optimum rooting, most perennials<br />
should be grown in full sun. For shade loving<br />
plants such as ferns, hostas, Astilbe, and<br />
Dicentra, 50-70% shade is recommended.<br />
• All recently transplanted perennials must be<br />
kept from freezing. If the roots are subjected<br />
to cold, wet conditions for an extended period<br />
of time, they may decline or rot. Do not<br />
put plants directly outside until all danger<br />
of frost is past. Losses due to frost, excessive<br />
rainfall, or overwatering are the customer’s<br />
responsibility.<br />
• Most perennials prefer to be grown at<br />
48-55°F for 10-14 days after potting to<br />
promote root growth, and then grown<br />
at 55-60°F until they are finished. Lower<br />
temperatures may be used to delay or suspend<br />
growth, while warmer temperatures<br />
generally help to accelerate growth. For your<br />
convenience, a timing chart for finishing<br />
our product can be found on p. 11 of this<br />
catalog.<br />
Fall Planting and Overwintering<br />
• Many factors such as soil moisture, temperature<br />
fluctuations, and root development in<br />
the container can affect plant survival. Since<br />
there are so many variables beyond our control,<br />
we do not guarantee survival of plants<br />
overwintered in containers or in the ground.<br />
• Overwintering success depends on having<br />
well-rooted, established plants by the end<br />
of the growing season. Poorly rooted plants<br />
tend to overwinter poorly. Time the delivery<br />
of your bare root and plug perennials so they<br />
are well-rooted in their containers by the<br />
time winter arrives.<br />
• Perennials with evergreen foliage should not<br />
be cut back going into winter, but perennials<br />
with dormant foliage should be cut back<br />
before overwintering.<br />
• Most perennials prefer to have moist roots<br />
going into winter since the moisture helps to<br />
insulate the roots and prevent dessication.<br />
• When deciding when to cover your<br />
plants for winter, be sure to monitor weather<br />
conditions closely. Nighttime temperatures<br />
near freezing allow the plants to harden off<br />
before covering, but if the forecast predicts<br />
nighttime temperatures below 25°F, it’s time<br />
to cover your plants. Do not cover plants<br />
before they are hardened off.<br />
• It is important to keep your plants from<br />
freezing over the winter. There are several<br />
overwintering methods to choose from. See<br />
our Simple, Sensible, Solutions® guide or<br />
www.<strong>Walters</strong><strong>Gardens</strong>.com for details.<br />
Hardiness Zones<br />
• Zones listed in parenthesis ( ) in this catalog<br />
represent marginal hardiness with protection.<br />
For example, a plant listed as Z(4)5-9<br />
would be marginally hardy with protection<br />
in zone 4, but should be reliably hardy in<br />
zone 5.<br />
• The zones listed in this catalog are based<br />
on the <strong>19</strong>90 USDA Hardiness Zone map,<br />
not the new 2012 map. The map we use is<br />
pictured below.<br />
Visiting<br />
<strong>Walters</strong> <strong>Gardens</strong>, Inc.<br />
Visitors are welcome year round at <strong>Walters</strong><br />
<strong>Gardens</strong>, Inc. No matter when you choose to<br />
visit, there’s always something interesting to<br />
see. We always appreciate notice of your visit<br />
and when you’ll be arriving.<br />
<strong>Walters</strong> <strong>Gardens</strong>, Inc. is located at <strong>19</strong>92 96th<br />
Ave in Zeeland, MI 49464 near the shore of<br />
Lake Michigan, about 25 miles southwest of<br />
Grand Rapids.<br />
WISCONSIN<br />
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MICHIGAN<br />
Muskegon<br />
Grand Rapids<br />
Lansing<br />
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OHIO<br />
<strong>Catalog</strong> and<br />
Photography Credits<br />
<strong>Catalog</strong> Design and Editing<br />
Christa Steenwyk, Karin <strong>Walters</strong>, and Andrew<br />
Jager<br />
Photography Credits<br />
We would like to thank the many individuals<br />
and companies who have shared their<br />
photography with us for this catalog. A photo<br />
credit is printed with each photo in this<br />
catalog that is not owned by <strong>Walters</strong> <strong>Gardens</strong>,<br />
Inc. These credits are also listed on our<br />
websites. We would also like to thank <strong>Walters</strong><br />
<strong>Gardens</strong>, Inc. photographers including: Christa<br />
Steenwyk, Clarence Falstad, Hans Hansen, and<br />
Andrew Jager.<br />
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URC Program<br />
Genetics Available through Darwin Colombia<br />
<strong>Walters</strong> <strong>Gardens</strong>, Inc. and Darwin Perennials are pleased to announce that Darwin Colombia, the vegetative perennial production farm near<br />
Bogota, Colombia, will be offering an expanded selection of unrooted cuttings of <strong>Walters</strong> <strong>Gardens</strong> genetics for the <strong>18</strong>-<strong>19</strong> season.<br />
Darwin Colombia will offer unrooted cuttings of seventy-six varieties of <strong>Walters</strong> <strong>Gardens</strong>’ exceptional new genetics, including popular genera<br />
such as Agastache, Monarda, Nepeta, Phlox, and many more.<br />
Proven Winners® Perennials are only available through the Proven Winners® network.<br />
<strong>Walters</strong> <strong>Gardens</strong> unrooted cuttings are offered for sale through Darwin Perennials’ established North American distribution channels including:<br />
• Ball Seed<br />
• Eason Horticultural Resources<br />
• Express Seed<br />
• Fred C. Gloeckner & Co., Inc.<br />
• Griffin<br />
• Henry F. Michell Co.<br />
• McHutchison, Inc.<br />
• Mid Atlantic Plant Company<br />
• Star Roses and Plants<br />
• Vaughan’s Horticulture<br />
Contact your preferred distributor for future booking. Please see page 203 for contact details.<br />
Plants currently available through Darwin Colombia:<br />
Achillea p. ‘Peter Cottontail’ PPAF<br />
Achillea ‘Sassy Summer Lemon’ PPAF<br />
Achillea ‘Sassy Summer Sangria’ PPAF<br />
Achillea ‘Sassy Summer Sunset’ PPAF<br />
Achillea ‘Sassy Summer Taffy’ PPAF<br />
Agastache ‘Mango Tango’ PP28747<br />
Agastache ‘Peachie Keen’ PP25886<br />
Agastache ‘Rosie Posie’ PP25857<br />
Buddleia ‘Grand Cascade’ PPAF<br />
Buddleia ‘Lavender Cascade’ PPAF<br />
Buddleia ‘Pink Cascade’ PPAF<br />
Buddleia HUMDINGER® ‘Lavender Cupcake’ PP28221<br />
Buddleia HUMDINGER® ‘Little Angel’ PP28204<br />
Buddleia HUMDINGER® ‘Little Nugget’ PP28152<br />
Buddleia HUMDINGER® ‘Magenta Munchkin’ PP28177<br />
Buddleia HUMDINGER® ‘Orchid Annie’ PP28176<br />
Buddleia MONARCH® ‘Blue Knight’ PP28178<br />
Buddleia MONARCH® ‘Crown Jewels’ PP27878<br />
Buddleia MONARCH® ‘Dark Dynasty’ PP27834<br />
Buddleia MONARCH® ‘Glass Slippers’ PP27832<br />
Buddleia MONARCH® ‘Prince Charming’ PP28903<br />
Buddleia MONARCH® ‘Queen of Hearts’ PP27987<br />
Campanula c. ‘Delft Teacups’ PPAF<br />
Campanula c. ‘Violet Teacups’ PPAF<br />
Coreopsis SIZZLE & SPICE® v. ‘Crazy Cayenne’ PPAF<br />
Coreopsis SIZZLE & SPICE® v. ‘Curry Up’ PP28521<br />
Coreopsis SIZZLE & SPICE® v. ‘Hot Paprika’ PP28522<br />
Coreopsis SIZZLE & SPICE® v. ‘Red Hot Vanilla’ PPAF<br />
Coreopsis SIZZLE & SPICE® v. ‘Sassy Saffron’ PPAF<br />
Coreopsis SIZZLE & SPICE® v. ‘Zesty Zinger’ PPAF<br />
Leucanthemum s. ‘Cream Puff’ PPAF<br />
Leucanthemum s. ‘Spoonful of Sugar’ PP28760<br />
Leucanthemum s. ‘Whoops-a-Daisy’ PP27259<br />
Monarda ‘Electric Neon Pink’ PPAF<br />
Monarda SUGAR BUZZ® ‘Blue Moon’ PPAF<br />
Monarda SUGAR BUZZ® ‘Bubblegum Blast’ PP27497<br />
Monarda SUGAR BUZZ® ‘Cherry Pops’ PP276<strong>18</strong><br />
Monarda SUGAR BUZZ® ‘Grape Gumball’ PP27498<br />
Monarda SUGAR BUZZ® ‘Lilac Lollipop’ PP27571<br />
Monarda SUGAR BUZZ® ‘Pink Frosting’ PPAF<br />
Monarda SUGAR BUZZ® ‘Rockin’ Raspberry’ PP28752<br />
Nepeta f. ‘Kitten Around’ PPAF<br />
Nepeta f. ‘Purrsian Blue’ PP24788<br />
Penstemon ‘Blackbeard’ PPAF<br />
Perovskia a. ‘Blue Jean Baby’ PPAF<br />
Perovskia a. ‘Rocketman’ PP27526<br />
Phlox ‘Amethyst Pearl’ PP28487<br />
Phlox ’Fashionably Early Crystal’ PP28679<br />
Phlox ’Fashionably Early Flamingo’ PPAF<br />
Phlox ‘Fashionably Early Lavender Ice’ PPAF<br />
Phlox ’Fashionably Early Princess’ PP28680<br />
Phlox p. ‘Glamour Girl’ PP25778<br />
Phlox ‘Bedazzled Lavender’ PPAF<br />
Phlox ‘Bedazzled Orchid’ PPAF<br />
Phlox ‘Bedazzled Pink’ PPAF<br />
Phlox ‘Pink Minuet’ PPAF<br />
Phlox ‘Rocky Road Magenta’ PPAF<br />
Phlox ‘Rocky Road Pink’ PPAF<br />
Phlox s. ‘Eye Candy’ PPAF<br />
Phlox s. ‘Eye Shadow’ PPAF<br />
Salvia FASHIONISTA ‘Ballerina Pink’ PPAF<br />
Salvia FASHIONISTA ‘Midnight Model’ PPAF<br />
Salvia FASHIONISTA ‘Pretty in Pink’ PPAF<br />
Salvia FASHIONISTA ‘Sweet Petite’ PPAF<br />
Salvia n. ‘Bumbleberry’ PPAF<br />
Salvia n. ‘Bumbleblue’ PPAF<br />
Salvia n. ‘Bumblesky’ PPAF<br />
Salvia n. ‘Bumblesnow’ PPAF<br />
Sedum ‘Steel the Show’ PPAF<br />
Sedum ‘Little Miss Sunshine’ PPAF<br />
Veronica ‘Blue Skywalker’ PPAF<br />
Veronica ‘Lavender Lightsaber’ PPAF<br />
Veronica ‘Mona Lisa Smile’ PPAF<br />
Veronica ‘Perfectly Picasso’ PPAF<br />
Veronica ‘Royal Rembrandt’ PPAF<br />
Veronica ‘Very Van Gogh’ PP27428<br />
Monarda ‘Electric Neon Pink’ PPAF<br />
New for <strong>18</strong>-<strong>19</strong>!<br />
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Frequently Asked Questions<br />
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Q. Do tags automatically come with every plant I order?<br />
A. Labels DO NOT automatically come with non-patented and nonbranded<br />
items and should be ordered when you place your plant<br />
order. Labels for patented, patent pending, and Proven Winners®<br />
items are automatically sent. Label prices are listed in the back of this<br />
catalog. Any label orders received less than 10 business days prior to<br />
shipping will be billed at the Level 1 rate and charged a $25 admin fee.<br />
Q. Is there a minimum order?<br />
A. There is no minimum dollar amount required. Please order plants<br />
in the multiples specified on our price list.<br />
Q. How do I know what is currently available?<br />
A. Our availability list is updated weekly. Sign up to have it e-mailed<br />
to you automatically each week by contacting our Customer Care<br />
Department: sales@waltersgardens.com. It may also be viewed<br />
online at www.<strong>Walters</strong><strong>Gardens</strong>.com. Please give us a call if you<br />
would like a copy faxed to you: 1-888-925-8377.<br />
Q. What is required when I order Proven Winners® Perennials?<br />
A. Proven Winners labels and branded containers are required<br />
for all Proven Winners Perennials. The cost of the stake labels is<br />
included in the variety license fee amount. Premium square labels,<br />
stakes, and containers are priced separately. For your convenience,<br />
a recommended container size is listed with each Proven Winners<br />
Perennial in this catalog.<br />
Q. When is the best time to order?<br />
A. We strongly suggest ordering early, especially with new and top<br />
selling items. It’s a good idea to place your order as soon as our New<br />
Item List is published since these plants tend to sell out quickly.<br />
Likewise, place your summer and catalog orders as soon as you<br />
receive these publications. If an item is sold out, we will be happy to<br />
enter a future order for you.<br />
Q. What if the item I want is sold out?<br />
A. Be the first in line for next season by placing a future order.<br />
Q. Can I place my order online?<br />
A. Yes! Current customers who order direct or through an<br />
independent sales representative may place their plant orders online<br />
through our customer login 24 hours a day/7 days a week. Go to<br />
www.<strong>Walters</strong><strong>Gardens</strong>.com for more information.<br />
Q. Can I make changes to my order?<br />
A. Yes, we would be happy to accept your order changes up to 12<br />
business days before your requested ship date. To ensure accuracy, we<br />
prefer to receive any changes in writing via fax or email, but will also<br />
accept changes by phone.<br />
Q. Why did I only receive labels for part of my order?<br />
A. Most likely, you had Proven Winners® or patented plants on your<br />
order for which labels were required. If you would like labels for all of<br />
your plants, please request them when you place your plant order.<br />
Q. How will my order be shipped?<br />
A. We use the best, most efficient methods of shipping possible.<br />
Smaller orders are shipped by UPS. Palletized and rack orders are<br />
shipped by LTL (Less Than Load) and private carriers. See p. 205 for<br />
more information.<br />
Q. What time of year do you typically ship?<br />
A. We ship plants year round, nationwide and into Canada. Many<br />
items in this catalog begin shipping in mid-July. See the price list for<br />
details.<br />
Q. What do you charge for shipping?<br />
A. Shipping costs can range from 5-25% of the order total. There may<br />
be exceptions for smaller orders and those being shipped to the far<br />
western states or Canada.<br />
Q. How do I establish credit with <strong>Walters</strong> <strong>Gardens</strong>, Inc.?<br />
A. Simply fill out the credit application on p. 213-215 of this catalog<br />
and fax or mail it in with your order. Credit applications may also be<br />
submitted online at www.<strong>Walters</strong><strong>Gardens</strong>.com.<br />
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Marketing Support<br />
Label Policy<br />
Labels are required for all Proven Winners® Perennials, MAD ABOUT MANGAVE® varieties, patented, and patent pending plants. The cost<br />
of the Proven Winners stake and stub labels is included in the Variety License Fee. Labels for non-patented and generic varieties are NOT<br />
automatically sent and should be ordered when you place your plant order.<br />
Our standard policy is to ship one label for each plant shipped. However, for Asparagus, Strawberries, and Convallaria, we ship 25 labels for<br />
every 100 plants shipped. Labels are shipped 3-6 business days ahead of the plants. Any label orders received less than 10 business days<br />
prior to shipping will be billed at the Level 1 rate and charged a $25 admin fee.<br />
Premium XL Labels<br />
With such a wide variety<br />
of perennials available,<br />
informative color labels are<br />
essential for providing your<br />
customers with the details<br />
they need to make informed<br />
purchasing decisions. We offer<br />
Premium XL labels for all<br />
non-branded varieties.<br />
Premium XL Label Prices<br />
Price Level 1: <strong>18</strong>¢ each<br />
Price Level 2: 17¢ each<br />
Price Level 4: 16¢ each<br />
Price Level 6: 15¢ each<br />
Price Level 8: 14¢ each<br />
Price Level 9: 13¢ each<br />
Price Level 10: 12¢ each<br />
Proven Winners ® Labels<br />
Proven Winners labels are<br />
required for all Proven<br />
Winners Perennials. The<br />
cost for these labels is<br />
included in the Variety<br />
License Fee. We offer a US<br />
(English/Spanish) version<br />
and Canadian (English/<br />
French) version for stake<br />
style labels. Premium<br />
square labels are trilingual<br />
(English/Spanish/French).<br />
All varieties of Proven<br />
Winners Perennials come<br />
with the stake style label<br />
which measures 7.25” tall x<br />
2.25” wide.<br />
MAD ABOUT MANGAVE ® Labels<br />
New for 20<strong>19</strong> we are introducing a required tag for all MAD ABOUT MANGAVE® varieties. We value our<br />
MAD ABOUT MANGAVE® line as a high value item at retail and believe it needs a tag to match that quality.<br />
The MAD ABOUT MANGAVE® tag is 3½” in diameter and comes with an accompanying 10” stake.<br />
The stake is automatically included in your tag order and is included in the<br />
price shown below. It is not possible to order the label without the stake.<br />
Mad About Mangave® Label Prices<br />
Price Level 1: 29¢ each<br />
Price Level 2: 28¢ each<br />
Price Level 4: 27¢ each<br />
Price Level 6: 26¢ each<br />
Price Level 8: 25¢ each<br />
Price Level 9: 24¢ each<br />
Price Level 10: 23¢ each<br />
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Free Marketing Services<br />
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Images, downloadable benchcards, presentations, and web services are available to our current customers on<br />
www.<strong>Walters</strong><strong>Gardens</strong>.com. A login and password can be attained by registering for an account on our website.<br />
Online Image Library<br />
Our self-serve image library is available 24/7 online at www.<strong>Walters</strong><strong>Gardens</strong>.com. Active customers in good standing and media professionals<br />
may use this service anytime without notifying us of your use. Both high and low resolution images are available.<br />
In exchange for the use of our images, we ask that you agree to our terms and conditions online and include the appropriate photo credits with<br />
the images you use in your promotional materials. For your convenience, the photo credit is listed with every photo you download. Please note<br />
that you may not give, sell, or loan our images to any other party. If you have questions about the use of our images, please contact us.<br />
Locator<br />
Service Listing<br />
Ensure online shoppers and other<br />
qualified leads find your business online<br />
by adding your company to our free<br />
locator service. People searching by zip<br />
code with this service will easily find<br />
your business.<br />
Retail garden centers, landscapers, mail<br />
order companies, botanical gardens, and<br />
all other retailers are listed under the Find<br />
a Professional section of our consumer<br />
website, www.PerennialResource.com.<br />
Consumers looking to purchase our<br />
perennials are routinely sent here to find<br />
a retailer.<br />
<strong>Wholesale</strong> growers are listed under the<br />
Grower Locator section of our industry<br />
website, www.<strong>Walters</strong><strong>Gardens</strong>.com.<br />
Businesses looking for finished product<br />
are routinely sent here to locate product.<br />
Downloadable Benchcards<br />
Our benchcard files are available for<br />
free download from our website for<br />
those customers who do not wish<br />
to order our professionally printed<br />
benchcards. You will need a high<br />
quality color printer if<br />
you wish to print them<br />
yourself. Note that<br />
handmade benchcards<br />
will likely not last more<br />
than one season.<br />
PowerPoint Presentations<br />
PowerPoint presentations of our new<br />
items and other topics are available for<br />
all of our customers. You may adjust<br />
them to suit your own needs. You are<br />
welcome to use these presentations<br />
with your customers and staff. All<br />
text and images contained within the<br />
presentations remain the property of<br />
<strong>Walters</strong> <strong>Gardens</strong>, Inc.<br />
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Point of Purchase (POP) Materials<br />
Now more than ever, retailers need excellent POP materials to help their customers find the answers<br />
they need quickly to make informed purchasing decisions. Freshly designed, premium quality benchcards,<br />
posters, and banners are available from <strong>Walters</strong> <strong>Gardens</strong>, Inc. through MasterTag.<br />
Signage is essential for strong sales!<br />
• Helps customers find what they need quickly without having to ask for help<br />
• Gives your retail establishment an organized, cohesive look<br />
• Provides specific, accurate information about your products for your customers and staff<br />
• Knowledge is power! Studies prove consumers spend more when armed with information.<br />
Professionally Printed Standard Benchcards<br />
Benchcards for all of the plants we offer are available in two industry standard sizes, 5x7” and 7x11”.<br />
<strong>Walters</strong> <strong>Gardens</strong> is proud to introduce MasterTag as our supplier for general Perennial Benchcards.<br />
MasterTag offers benchcards for all <strong>Walters</strong> <strong>Gardens</strong> perennials and prints on 100% waterproof polysign<br />
material specific for horticultural use.<br />
5x7” Standard Benchcard - $2.90 each<br />
7x11” Standard Benchcard - $5.60 each<br />
Benchcards by MasterTag are offered excusively online and can be ordered through<br />
www.MasterTag.com/mtod. Futher details about our partnership with MasterTag can be found on<br />
the benchcard page of www.<strong>Walters</strong><strong>Gardens</strong>.com<br />
Professionally Printed Posters, Banners, Specialty Benchcards, and Fixtures<br />
<strong>Walters</strong> <strong>Gardens</strong>, Inc. understands that signage is essential for strong sales and we noticed a gap in our<br />
industry for high quality, modern POP materials. To help our customers be more successful, we have<br />
developed a comprehensive set of new posters, banners, specialty benchcards, and fixtures. Choose<br />
from a large variety of different subjects with more being developed throughout the year.<br />
All of our POP materials are available only through www.MasterTag.com/mtod and can be viewed<br />
there. Our POP materials can also be viewed at www.<strong>Walters</strong><strong>Gardens</strong>.com, but can only be ordered<br />
through Mastertag.<br />
Specialty Display Cards<br />
7” x 11”<br />
Small Posters<br />
<strong>18</strong>” x 24”<br />
Large Posters<br />
24” x 36”<br />
Vertical Banners<br />
<strong>18</strong>” x 36”<br />
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January 20<strong>19</strong> February 20<strong>19</strong> March 20<strong>19</strong> April 20<strong>19</strong><br />
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1 1 2 3 4 5 5 1 2 9 1 2 14 1 2 3 4 5 6<br />
2 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 6 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 15 7 8 9 10 11 12 13<br />
3 13 14 15 16 17 <strong>18</strong> <strong>19</strong> 7 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 11 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 16 14 15 16 17 <strong>18</strong> <strong>19</strong> 20<br />
4 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 8 17 <strong>18</strong> <strong>19</strong> 20 21 22 23 12 17 <strong>18</strong> <strong>19</strong> 20 21 22 23 17 21 22 23 24 25 26 27<br />
5 27 28 29 30 31 9 24 25 26 27 28 13 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 <strong>18</strong> 28 29 30<br />
14 31<br />
May 20<strong>19</strong> June 20<strong>19</strong> July 20<strong>19</strong> August 20<strong>19</strong><br />
WK S M T W T F S WK S M T W T F S WK S M T W T F S WK S M T W T F S<br />
<strong>18</strong> 1 2 3 4 22 1 27 1 2 3 4 5 6 31 1 2 3<br />
<strong>19</strong> 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 23 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 28 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 32 4 5 6 7 8 9 10<br />
20 12 13 14 15 16 17 <strong>18</strong> 24 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 29 14 15 16 17 <strong>18</strong> <strong>19</strong> 20 33 11 12 13 14 15 16 17<br />
21 <strong>19</strong> 20 21 22 23 24 25 25 16 17 <strong>18</strong> <strong>19</strong> 20 21 22 30 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 34 <strong>18</strong> <strong>19</strong> 20 21 22 23 24<br />
22 26 27 28 29 30 31 26 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 31 28 29 30 31 35 25 26 27 28 29 30 31<br />
27 30<br />
September 20<strong>19</strong> October 20<strong>19</strong> November 20<strong>19</strong> December 20<strong>19</strong><br />
WK S M T W T F S WK S M T W T F S WK S M T W T F S WK S M T W T F S<br />
36 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 40 1 2 3 4 5 44 1 2 49 1 2 3 4 5 6 7<br />
37 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 41 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 45 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 50 8 9 10 11 12 13 14<br />
38 15 16 17 <strong>18</strong> <strong>19</strong> 20 21 42 13 14 15 16 17 <strong>18</strong> <strong>19</strong> 46 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 51 15 16 17 <strong>18</strong> <strong>19</strong> 20 21<br />
39 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 43 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 47 17 <strong>18</strong> <strong>19</strong> 20 21 22 23 52 22 23 24 25 26 27 28<br />
40 29 30 44 27 28 29 30 31 48 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 29 30 31
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