LIRIOPE MUSCARI `VARIEGATA`
$39.66Brilliant gold and cream-variegated foliage really brightens up a dark corner. Lavender flowers. August.
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LINDERA BENZOIN
$53.90Every American Beauties garden should have a home for a plant this versatile and this easy to grow. Oval and upright, Spicebush is a perfect plant for grouping as a backdrop or screen in any garden in almost any location since it tolerates shadier, moist conditions without missing a beat. Tiny yellow-green flowers emerge before this plant’s pungent foliage develops, providing early season nectar to native bees and butterflies. Deep green leaves provide great summer cover for birds but it’s this plant’s red berries that have birds coming from far and wide to snack on, whether they are local natives or migratory birds passing through. Showy yellow fall foliage color will really stand out in the garden.
LEUCANTHEMUM X SUPERBUM `BECKY`
$39.66Single 2-3″ white flowers all summer long if dead headed. Lustrous deep green foliage. Hardy and durable if planted in well-drained soil and full sun. June-July. 2003 Perennial Plant of the Year.
LEUCANTHEMUM AMAZING DAISIES `DAISY MAY`
$42.84Unlike many Shasta Daisies where the flowers are thrilling but the plants are less than desirable, Daisy May™ is a well behaved, compact and perfectly easy plant to grow and keep in any sunny garden location. And, oh yes, its blooms are spectacular with flowers that are all you would ever want as a dyed in the wool daisy lover! Deep green, long, serrated foliage forms a dense mound that gives rise to countless bud bearing flower stems that rise nearly a foot above the foliage in early June. Flowers begin to open soon after showing off golden yellow centered flowers with pure white rays that will keep on coming well into August. With their long stems and happy faces, how could any daisy lover resist cutting them for long lasting beauty in the house? That in itself is a good reason to plant a group of these easy to grow, showy plants that want only adequate moisture and well drained soil to become your favorite Shasta Daisy.
LAVANDULA X INTERMEDIA `PROVENCE`
$45.32Bountiful, long spikes of lavender-blue blooms over bluish-green evergreen foliage spring through fall. Though rot-resistant, this Lavander will definitely have increased performance in well-drained soil. A popular variety for drying and potpourri. Deer resistant as well! Flowers June-September. See pages 14-15 for more details on the White Flower Farm program.
LAVANDULA ANGUSTIFOLIA `MUNSTEAD STRAIN`
$45.32A slightly smaller version of ‘Hidcote’ with flowers of a paler lavender color. Needs well-drained soils. Many uses for its fragrant leaves and flowers. June-September.
LAMIUM `ORCHID FROST`
$39.66Blue-green leaves have shining silver centers. The abundant purple blooms add just enough color to make this plant subtle yet spectacular! Blooms April through June. A great plant for the shade!
LAMIUM MACULATUM `WHITE NANCY`
$39.66From a distance this spreading beauty looks almost pure white, a color that will definitely get your attention especially in a shady spot. As you come closer to take a look you’ll see that it is actually a series of variegated silvery-white leaves with green margins grouped tightly along trailing stems. ‘White Nancy’ forms a perfectly beautiful groundcover that spreads by stolons and is aggressive while not being invasive. It’s one of the easiest, most rewarding long season color plants for partial to full shade you can grow and even has a pleasing, mint-like, pure white bloom that first appears in late May and early June. It tolerate virtually any well-drained soil and will take a shearing if you feel it is misshapen or growing too aggressively, and come back even stronger and more beautiful than before. ‘White Nancy’ is extremely hardy and deer resistant so feel free to plant it in large groups or even in mixed containers for a shady patio or deck that could use its great color and great vigor.
KNIPHOFIA PYROMANIA `ORANGE BLAZE`
$42.84Bring unique drama to your landscape with the spiky flowers and upright habit of this perennial. Bright orange flowers are produced over grass-like foliage.
IRIS VERSICOLOR
$40.68An absolute must for moist, sunny landscape areas and perfect for using around or in water features in the landscape, this Iris puts up with all the moisture and still provides a stunning show of flowers in the early summer months as sizable blue-violet flowers with white markings unfold above boldly veined sword-like foliage in late June. These flowers can further enliven the garden with the occasional hummingbird looking for nectar and by providing great cover for an assortment of colorful wetland creatures and colorful insects like dragonflies.
IRIS SIBIRICA `CAESAR`S BROTHER`
$40.68Dark violet buds open to clear purple blooms that change to white, then gold in the center. A favorite of many gardeners. Tolerant of partial shade and moist soils. Blooms in July.
HYDRANGEA ANOMALA PETIOLARIS
$55.26Possibly the best, most stately vine available! Slow growing when young, more rapid as it ages, this Cary Award winner will grow over and cover any structure with ease. Deep, dark foliage, excellent exfoliating bark, and immensely showy, 6-10″ diameter white flowers in late June. A real beauty!
HOSTA `PAUL`S GLORY`
$39.66An eye-catching hosta with green margined leaves and centers, which change from chartreuse in spring to creamy white by mid-summer. Pale lavender flowers on 35″ scapes from mid-July to mid-August. American Hosta Growers Association 1999 Hosta Of The Year.
HOSTA `PATRIOT`
$39.66This close relative of ‘Francee’ shines like a beacon in dark, shady areas with bold white margins surrounding deep green, heart shaped foliage. Spectacular color, great mounding form, and lavender flowers that rise above the foliage on long stalks in August complete a beautiful picture.
HOSTA `FRANCES WILLIAMS`
$39.66One of the first and most famous Hosta hybrids, ‘Frances Williams’ is still a landscape gem with big, round heavily corrugated blue-green leaves with striking golden borders. This colorful mound of foliage gives rise to tall spikes peaked by white flowers that open in early August.
HEUCHERA `PLUM PUDDING`
$39.66A super tight, mounding habit and luminescent plum-purple foliage color highlighted with silver veining make this plant some serious garden eye candy. White and pink flowers are held on airy flower stalks in mid-June adding to this plant’s charm. Perfect for edging beds and borders. Also makes a colorful addition to the rock garden. Attracts butterflies.
HEUCHERA `FROSTED VIOLET`
$39.66Be dazzled by this cross that features the native Heuchera villosa to bring incredible garden strength to its constitution. Of course, you might not even think about that easy care bonus when you first spy this plant that features sharply edged, maple-like folige in a strinking pink-purple shade with darker venation. The foliage is held upright to form a dense mound that spreads aggressively to add outstanding color to any sunny to partially shaded garden. Tall spikes of light pink flowers that rise above the foliage from late May through July and wave in the breeze just add to this plant’s allure.
HEUCHERA `BLACK SEA`
$39.66Selected for superior vigor over all other “black” Heuchera. Grows larger mounds and more textured foliage along with pleasing sprays of cream-colored flower spikes in mid-summer. Excellent vigor, good tolerance of heat as well as sun or shade, make this a “grow anywhere” perennial.
HEMEROCALLIS `STRAWBERRY CANDY`
$39.66You’ll smell the carnival midway when you catch your first glimpse of this 5″ diameter clear pink bloom with red eye zone and green throat and, like cotton candy, once you see one bloom, you’ll crave more. It’s a good thing this mid-season blooming selection is so prolific because you’ll have weeks of flowers in July and August to whet your appetite. Flowers are borne on thick, 24″ stalks above dense, deep green foliage that is attractive even without this fantastic bloom.
HEMEROCALLIS `STELLA D`ORO` – YELLOW
$39.66It’s not often you find a plant that revolutionizes gardening but ‘Stella D’Oro’ is one of those seminal plants that has changed how people look at Daylilies. Its lightly fragrant, bright yellow, star-shaped flowers that constantly cover this daylily from May until July and its short dense, carefree stature have all contributed to this selection being the most widely known, widely used Daylily in history. Incredibly adaptable to poor soil and viscious landscape spots that would make other plants fade away, ‘Stella D’Oro’ performs like a champ with attractive foliage forming a tight clump that serves as a perfect backdrop for a seemingly ceaseless stream of flowers stalks that rise above the plant. Group this plant is any sunny or shady location with great results. It even performs splendidly in a container!