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Aconitum (Monkshood) |
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| 4 ft. tall monkshood blooms in midsummer, reblooming in late fall. | Ours is dark blue/purple and looks good in a border. | Sun to light shade. | Zone 4 (3 if protected) | |
| Ajuga (Bugleweeds) |
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| Tough creeping ground cover for bold blue massed color in spring. Looks good with hostas, may crowd out some plants. Trim with weed whacker after bloom to make neat and have rebloom. | Will grow where other plants do poorly. Attractive foliage | sun or shade | Zone 3 | |
| Anise Hyssop (agastache)
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| Long Blooming, Bottlebrush, Lavender blue, fragrant
flowers.
Used for flavoring in baking Reseeds easily but not invasive. rarely damaged by deer |
Attracts Butterflies | Likes the sun | Zone 3 | |
| Armeria Ballerina Red Thrift |
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| Deep Red Blooms Long Flowering Looks good in front of Iris |
compact 10in. tall |
Likes Sun, sandy soil | zone 3 | |
| Aquilega (Columbine) |
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| Early flowering, many long spurred flowers in red, pink, yellow shades | May only live four or five years. May reseed Attracts hummingbirds | Sun or light shade | Zone 2 | |
| Astilbe |
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| 24 to 30 inches, comes in shades of pink, red, purple, white and cream feathery-plumed flowers stand over attractive fern like foliage. | They look well with Hostas, purple coneflowers, and sweet woodruff. | Zone 3 | ||
| Balloon Flower (Hakone Blue) Platycodon |
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| Unique duplex double flowering, spectacular cut or in garden, strong stems. | Looks good planted with Sweet William | Full Sun | Zone 3 | |
| Bellis English Daisy |
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| Large Ball Shaped double flowers, old
fashioned mix if pink to white blooms occasionally severely damaged by deer |
Violas and catmint are good
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Full Sun | Zone 4 | |
| Black Lily (Leopard Lily) |  | |||
| Cheery Lily-like 2 inch orange flowers with red freckles opens in the afternoon. | Makes a good border especially in mass plantings. | Drought-tolerant sun lover. | Zone 4 | |
| Buddleia (Butterfly Bush) |
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| Deep violet purple color, the cornerstone of a butterfly
garden seldom severely damaged by deer |
Makes a good border behind white phlox with purple cone flower. | Likes full sun, well drained fertile soil | Zone 4 | |
| Campanula Blue Clips (Bellflower) |
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| Masses of light cobalt blue bellflowers dance 8 inches high above foliage. | A very hardy perennial. | Likes sun to partial shade. | Zone 4 | |
| Campanula Uniform (Bellflower) Blue and White |
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| Masses of blue / white bellflowers only 6" tall. Occasionally severely damaged by deer |
A very hardy perennial. | Likes sun but well grow in partial shade. | Zone 2 | |
| Campanula Dbl. Mix (Canterbury Bells) |
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| For the cottage garden, vigorous plants with large flower
cups, great for cutting. Occasionally severely damaged by deer |
A very hardy perennial. | Likes sun to partial shade. | Zone 4 | |
| Campsis ( Trumpet Vine) |
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| Loved by butterflies and hummingbirds | A perennial vine orange- scarlet
trumpet flowers, climbs easily. Occasionally severely damaged by deer |
Likes sun Will grow in sandy soil. | Zone 4 | |
| Catmint (Nepeta) |
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| Six Hills Giant has spikes of dainty blue-lavender flowers covering compact mounds of mint green foliage and needs little care. Rarely damaged by deer |
It blooms in early summer and will rebloom if severely cut back after blooming. Perhaps you might put it in front of a white rose with rose salvia in front of it. | Zone 3 | ||
| Coral Bells (Huechera) |
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| Fireworks ignite the border when planted in a mass. Soft coral flowers over bronze ruffled foliage make a wonderful contrast for an edging, groundcover, or border front. | Humming birds like these long season bloomers.. | Protect coral bells in winter where snow cover is uncertain. They like rich, moist soil and will tolerate some light shade. | Zone 3 | |
| Coral Bells (Huechera) |
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| Silver Scroll's mounds of bronze-veined foliage with metallic overlays make this a breathing foliage accent. These late sprint to midsummer 24" show slender stalks of white flowers. | They are a favorite with humming birds like them. | Silver Scroll Coral Bells are ideal as an edging for walks and perennial gardens. Protect coral bells in winter where snow cover is uncertain. They like rich, moist soil and partial shade.. | Zone 3 | |
| Coreopis (Tickseed) |
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| American Dream has single pink flowers and blooms almost all summer, resting during the hottest weeks.
Seldom damaged by deer |
American Dream grows about two feet tall, pairs nicely with blue sage and monkshoods. | It likes mostly sun and well-drained garden soil. | Zone 4 | |
| Coreopis (Tickseed)
Sunray Seldom damaged by deer |
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| Sunray, double and simi double, yellow all summer | Grows about 15" tall, good cut flower. | It likes mostly sun and well-drained garden soil. | Zone 4 | |
| Coreopis (Tickseed)
Rising Sun Seldom damaged by deer |
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| Sunray, double and simi double, yellow all summer | Grows about 15" tall, good cut flower. | It likes mostly sun and well-drained garden soil. | Zone 4 | |
| Cornflower (centaurea) |
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| Perennial Bachelors Button, early and long flowering, bushy foliage, blue star-like flowers. | 2 feet tall | Likes the sun | Zone 3 | |
| Cranesbill Geranium �Patricia� |
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| Vibrant flowers compliment attractive deep green leaves, an impressive plant for the butterfly garden | Plant 18 to 24 inches apart Grows 24 to 36 inches tall |
Blooms June to August in sun or partial shade | Zone 4 | |
| Delphinium Pacific Giant 'Astolat': The most dramatic of the Pacific Giants, with flowers in shades of lavender to pink. Attractive with tall bearded iris, foxgloves, and peonies. |
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| A six to ten foot striking accent plant well worth the extra effort of staking. Blooms early to mid summer. Plant in back border with perennial sunflowers. Cut back after flowering for re-bloom. | They grow best in rich, slightly alkaline garden soil. They are attractive with pink lavatera, false sunflowers and phlox. | They like sun (but will tolerate some shade) . Do not crowd; space 24 inches apart. | Delphiniums do best and are longest lived in zones 3 & 4 | |
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Delphinium New Millennium
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| New Millennium is a new strain from New Zealand which is a more heat-tolerant, stronger-stemmed, longer-lasting perennial that is larger-flowered than Pacific Giants. |
Royal Aspirations -- bright blue Innocence -- white Sunny Skies -- sky blue Blushing Brides - pink Pagan Purple -- dark purple. |
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| Dianthus (pinks) |
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| Choose a site with good air circulation. They bloom early to mid-summer | Good garden companions are speedwell (veronica) and cranesbills (geranium) | Grows best in full sun, well-drained, slightly alkaline soil. | Zone 3 | |
| Dicentra (pink) Bleeding Heart |
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| Old fashioned type, arching stems, blue green foliage rarely damaged by deer |
Good garden companions are Solomon's seal and Hostas | Grows best in shade, moist, fertile, humus rich, slightly alkaline soil. | Zone 3 | |
| Dicentra (white) Bleeding Heart |
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| Classical White with arching stems and blue green foliage rarely damaged by deer |
Brightens up shady areas | Grows best in shade, moist, fertile, humus rich, slightly alkaline soil. | Zone 3 | |
| Dicentra Luxuriant Bleeding Heart |
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| Cherry red heart shaped flowers Ferny green foliage rarely damaged by deer |
Ever blooming if given plenty of moisture15" tall | Tolerates more sun and summer heat than the other bleeding hearts | Zone 3 | |
| Digitalis (Foxglove) Shirley Mix |
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| A delightful mix for garden or cutting. rarely damaged by deer |
48"blooms early to midsummer | Sun or light shade, likes moist light shade |
Zone 3 | |
| Digitalis (Foxglove) Foxy |
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| White with brilliant purple red throat
rarely damaged by deer |
50" blooms early to midsummer
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Sun or light shade. average soil, average moisture | Zone 4 | |
| Echinacea (coneflower) White Swan |
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| White version of the popular coneflower, goes well with other coneflower, false sunflower and Russian sage. | 36" tall, good cut flower, long blooming in late summer | Likes sun, will tolerate light shade and dry conditions, likes average soil | Zone 4 | |
| Echinacea (coneflower) |
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| Purple version of the popular coneflower, goes well with other coneflowers, false sunflower and Russian sage. | 36" tall, good cut flower, long blooming in
late summer Attracts butterflies |
Likes sun, will tolerate light shade and dry conditions, likes average soil | Zone 4 | |
| Echinacea (Gold Coneflower) |
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| Gold coneflowers are black-eyed susan-like flowers with central cone-shaped disks | They are 3-4 feet tall blooming midsummer to fall. Will stand dry conditions | Tolerate light shade but prefer full sun | Zone 3 | |
| Echinacea (Purple Coneflower) |
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| Purple cone flowers are rose-purple daisy-like flowers with central cone-shaped disks. They are 3-4 feet tall blooming midsummer to fall | Will stand dry conditions | will tolerate light shade but prefer full sun | Zone 3 | |
| Christmas Fern |
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| Deep rich green color, very hardy. Lance shaped fronds in dense clusters. | Height: 2 - 3' | Shade to Partial Shade | Zone 3 - 8 | |
| Cinnamon Fern |
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| Deep waxy green color, deeply cut or laciniate fronds. | Height: 2 - 3' | Shade, wet swampy or dry soil. | Zone 3 - 8 | |
| Hay Scented Fern |
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| Bright green fronds. Smells like fresh hay when crushed or broken. Great for pathways. | Height: 2 - 3' | Shade to Partial Shade, moist, slightly acid soil. | Zone 3 - 8 | |
| Japanese Painted Fern |
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| Silvery green, triangular delicate fronds. Medium size clump. | Height: 20" | Shade to partial shade, rich humus well drained soil. Sun, moist soil. | Zone 3 - 9 | |
| Lady Fern |
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| Bright yellow green, with wide deep cut or laciniate fronds. | Height: 2 - 3' | Partial Shade, moist soil. | Zone 3 - 8 | |
| Leatherwood Fern |
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| Dark green fronds, Semi-evergreen. Used by florists. | Height: 2 - 3' | Shady, moist soil. | Zone 3 - 8 | |
| Maiden Hair Fern |
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| Soft green delicate lacy fronds, with rich black center stems. Fast growing. | Height: 1 - 2' | Medium shade, rich moist soil. | Zone 3 - 8 | |
| Ostrich Fern |
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| Yellow-green fronds. Tall, feather like, with graceful arch. | Height: 4 - 5' | Sun or Shade | Zone 3 - 8 | |
| Royal Fern |
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| Deep forest green with long smooth edged fronds | Height: 3 - 4' | Shade, moist soil. | Zone 3 - 8 | |
| Sensitive Fern |
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| Dark green fronds. Lovely and unusual. | Height: 1 - 1 1/2' | Sun or shade, moist soil. | Zone 3 - 8 | |
| Toothed Wood Fern |
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| Deep Green, long triangular, lacy fronds. Hundreds of tiny leaflets spray up and out in whirls. Semi-evergreen. | Height: 1 - 2' | Shade, moist soil. | Zone 3 - 8 | |
| Foam Flower (Tiarella)
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| Clump forming ground cover with heart shaped leaves, 6 inch white racemes for moist shade 8 inches tall | Moist shade | Zone 3 | ||
| Gaillardia (Blanket Flower) Arizona Sun |
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| 4" mahogany red, yellow edge dwarf flowers bloom all summer | Likes full sun and rich, well-drained soil | AAS choice | Zone 4 | |
| Gaillardia (Blanket Flower) Monarch Mix |
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| Large flowered Mix flowers bloom all summer | Likes full sun and rich, well-drained soil | 12" tall, a cut flower | Zone 3 | |
| Galium (Sweet Woodruff) |
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| Charming herbal ground cover, gleaming white | Sun or light shade, moist soil, blooms in spring | Looks good intermixed with spring bulbs | Zone 4 | |
| Geraniums Johnson's blue (Crane's bill) |  | |||
| Blooms in summer with soft mounds of foliage that turn colorful in fall | Plant in moist but well drained soil | Prefers cool summers and partial shade | Zone 4 | |
| Geum Bloody Mary |
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| Huge prolific deep burgundy red double flowers in summer, 18" tall | Sun average soil, shouldn't be wet over winter | Looks good intermixed with speedwell and geranium | Zone 4 | |
| Gypsophila (Baby's Breath) |
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| Old fashioned, long blooming white baby's breath | Likes full sun, well drained, slightly alkaline soil | Looks good intermixed with monkshood or purple coneflowers | Zone 3 | |
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Gypsophila (Baby's Breath) |
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| Double Snowflake's airy flower sprays are ideal for flower arrangements, fresh or dried. Baby's Breath provides a softening effect for bold colors or large flowers and is attractive with liatris, phlox, coneflowers, and monkshood. | Blooms all summer. | Needs well-drained, alkaline soil. | Zone 3. May need winter mulching in an exposed area. | |
| Helenium (Sneezeweed) |
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| Long lasting, fall blooming red and gold mix | Likes full sun, well drained, moist soil, 36" tall, cut flower | Looks good intermixed with asters | Zone 4 | |
| Hibiscus, Disco Belle |
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| 25" tall flowers to 9"'s wide, shades of pink, red and white | Likes full sun, rich, moist soil. Blooms mid summer to fall | Looks good intermixed with yellow coneflowers | Zone 4 | |
| Hollyhock |
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| These old-fashioned flowers bloom mid-summer to fall in many colors. | Height: 2 feet. | Full sun and deep, rich soil. Self-sows. Needs wind protection or staking, except Queeny. | Zone 4 | |
| Hosta, several varieties |
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| We have cultivars from 8 to 36 inches several different colors of foliage | Likes shade, rich, moist soil. Blooms in summer. Try them on a shady bank or a woodland path or as an edging for a shrub or wildflower garden. They are also useful beneath trees and as foundation plants on the shady side of buildings, hedges, or high fences. | Looks good intermixed with ferns and astilbes, or white swan cornflowers. | Zone 3 | |
| Iris, several varieties |
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| We have cultivars with several different colors
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Likes full sun, slightly acid soil. Blooms in early summer | Looks good intermixed with peonies, cranesbills or daylilies | Zone 3 | |
| Jacobs Ladder (Polemonium) |
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| Long blooming, firm stems with clusters of bright blue half inch flower cups with orange stamens. An excellent blue spot in the border, 30 inches tall | Will bloom late spring and early summer | Likes sun but will do well with light shade | Zone 4 | |
| Joe-Pye Weed (Queen of the Meadow) Eupatorium |
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| This plant likes good soil that is evenly moist. At 6 feet it is a back of the border plant. Large purple flowers | Blooms late summer into fall Likes sun | Zone 3 | ||
| Liatris (Gay feather) (Blazing Star) |
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| Bloom from later summer to early fall with purple pink flowers. May reach 5 feet tall. Looks good with monk hood. Moist, well-drained soil. Needs no fertilizer | Excellent butterfly attraction | Sun or light shade | Zone 3 | |
| Lilies |
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| Lilies are among the most beloved of all garden perennials. An entire border can be created using these beautiful plants. Apply only a small amount of fertilizer each spring. May need to be staked | We have a choice of several species with many different colors and bloom times | Lilies like full sun and a neutral to slightly acid soil that never becomes waterlogged | Zone 3 | |
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| Nearly every garden has a place for delightfully fragrant, old-fashioned lily-of-the-valley. | They will grow under trees. They like plenty of moisture and rich, slightly acid soil. | Does will mixed with Japanese Spurge (pachysandra) as a ground cover. | Zone 2 | |
| Lupines (Russell Hybrids) |
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| Bloom early to mid-summer in many colors and bi-colors. Plants are up to 3 feet tall. They enjoy the cool dewy nights of Maine but are never happy in a wet spot | Plant two feet apart in full sun. By picking and not allowing them to set seed when they bloom in early summer you may get a second bloom | Lupines can be invasive, choking out native plants. All parts of the plants are poisonous. Please don't let them escape your yard. | Zone 4 | |
| Lysimachia (loosestrife-golden creeping jenny) | | |||
| Vine like in growth with golden blooms and yellow leaves all summer | Plant 6 inches apart. Grows 2 to 3 inches tall | A groundcover that prefers sun and moist soil | Zone 3 | |
| Mauritanean Malva (High Mallow) |
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| Bears lots of striking fuchsia saucer-shaped flowers with dark veins | Give this large plant (about 3' across and 4' high) plenty of room as a focal point in your garden. Self rows vigorously | Zone 3 | ||
| Monarda (bee balms or bergamots) |
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| Bee Balm provides a bright spot of color in a border. The leaves have a minty scent, and hummingbirds are enticed by the tubular flowers that bloom for most of the summer. Colors range from white and lavender-pink to clear pink and bright red | Cut back the plants after blooming | Zone 3 | ||
| Oenothera (Sundrops-sunset Boulevard) |
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| Striking orange flowers mature to apricot/red, open all day, dark green leaves, 24 inches tall | Blooms in summer. Pairs well with catmint | Likes well-drained moderately fertile soil in full sun | Zone 4 | |
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| Japanese Spurge has masses of white flowers atop glossy, dark green foliage in early summer. It is prized as a groundcover on shady banks, along woodland paths, and under trees where other plants won't grow. | Needs moist, well-drained, slightly acid soil. | 6 - 10 inches tall. | Zone 4 or 5 | |
| Peonies |
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| Peonies come in red, pink, white, and in-between. In addition to the large fragrant blooms the shrub-like foliage, up to three feel high and wide, looks attractive until fall | They make nice focal points, serve as attractive low hedges, and are good foundation plants in areas where woody shrubs may suffer from the weight of heavy snow
In moist fertile soil these plants will be enjoyed by you and your grandchildren |
They prefer full sun though will take some late afternoon shade | Zone 3 | |
| Phlox Cut Flower |
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| Deep green, lance shaped foliage. Flowers are fragrant and showy, with brilliant non-fading colors. | Height: 2 - 3' | Sun or partial shade, rich, well drained soil. | Zone 3 - 8 | |
| Phlox (Creeping) |
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| Evergreen foliage, with colorful flowers. Great for ground cover, borders, or rockgardens. | Height: 4 - 6" | Sun, dry sandy soil, or well drained soil. | Zone 2 - 8 | |
| Potenilla (cinquefoil) | | |||
| Miss Willmott grows to 1 foot tall with rose pink flowers with dark throats. Provides texture in the rock garden or a low border. | It is attractive when planted with blue bell flowers | Likes full sun but will tolerate some light shades. Well-drained, moderately fertile soil. | Zone 4 (with protection) | |
| Primrose (Primula) Pacific Giant mix | | |||
| Hardy perennial for pot or bedding. Spring blooming with bright colors and 6 inches tall. | Likes some shade | Zone 3 | ||
| Perovskia Little Spire
(Russian Sage) Cut Flower |
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| Blue-green foliage with blue fragrant flowers. A shorter version of the Russian Sage. | Height: 25" | Sun | Zone 4 - 10 | |
| Rose Queen (sage) | | |||
| Rose flowers in mid-summer, Mid-green leaf. First year bloomer | 24 inches tall | Drought tolerant, likes sun | Zone 3 | |
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Rudbeckia Goldsturm |
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| An excellent cut flower, it is outstanding in the perennial or wildflower garden. It is attractive planted with daylilies, asters, and gloriosa daisies. | Perennial Black-eyed Susans bloom midsummer to early fall. The 4 to 5 inch blooms on 3-foot plants make a glorious display that attracts butterflies. | Goldsturm was the 1999 Perennial Plant of the year. Likes sun, but will tolerate some shade. It adapts well to dry or moist fertile soil. | zone 3 | |
| Salvia (May Night) Cut Flower |
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| Rich lavender-blue blossoms, compact. Great for low beds or borders. | Height: 18 - 24" | Sun, well drained soil. | Zone 4 - 9 | |
| Salvia (Rose Queen) | | |||
| Long blooming rose flowers in mid-summer | 24 inches tall | Drought tolerant | Zone 3 | |
| Scabiosa Maharaja |
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| Large soft blue flowers | 18 inches tall | very hardy | Zone 4 | |
| Sedum (Stonecrop) | | |||
| A hardy easy to grow plant well suited to a rock garden or border. Bloom time is summer into fall but the foliage makes an attractive accent all season | We have a choice of different sedums | Zone 3 | ||
| Toad Lily (Tricyrtis) | | |||
| Numerous orchid-like blossoms. Purple spotted lilac | 30� tall | Likes some shade | Zone 3 | |
| Veronica (Speedwell) | | |||
| A wonderful mix of pink, white, and blue-violet flower. Glorious when all blooming together. 2 to 2 � with erect, pointed spikes | Makes a great border | Likes sun | Zones 3-8 | |
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