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Ranunculus - Orange
Ranunculaceae ‘Orange’
The Ranunculus Orange, ‘Ranunculaceae’, a spring planted corm, produces lovely orange flowers. Ranunculus are great for borders, beds, container plants, and cut flowers. They begin to bloom in early summer and go for weeks. Place them in well drained soil.
Ranunculus - Pink
Ranunculaceae ‘Pink’
The Ranunculus Pink, ‘Ranunculaceae’, a spring planted corm, produces lovely pink flowers. Ranunculus are great for borders, beds, container plants, and cut flowers. They begin to bloom in early summer and go for weeks. Place them in well drained soil.
Ranunculus - Red
Ranunculaceae ‘Red’
The Ranunculus Red, ‘Ranunculaceae’, a spring planted corm, produces lovely red flowers. Ranunculus are great for borders, beds, container plants, and cut flowers. They begin to bloom in early summer and go for weeks. Place them in well drained soil.
Ranunculus - White
Ranunculaceae ‘White’
The Ranunculus White, ‘Ranunculaceae’, a spring planted corm, produces lovely white flowers. Ranunculus are great for borders, beds, container plants, and cut flowers. They begin to bloom in early summer and go for weeks. Place them in well drained soil.
Ranunculus - Yellow
Ranunculaceae ‘Yellow’
The Ranunculus Yellow, ‘Ranunculaceae’, a spring planted corm, produces lovely yellow flowers. Ranunculus are great for borders, beds, container plants, and cut flowers. They begin to bloom in early summer and go for weeks. Place them in well drained soil.
Ranunculus - Purple
Ranunculus ‘Purple’
The Purple Ranunculus, ‘Ranunculus’, produce beautiful double rose-like blooms in vivid purple. They are ideal for borders, beds or for cuttings. They are hardy in zones 8-10; elsewhere treat as an annual.
Rhubarb - Valentine
Rheum rhaberbarum ‘Valentine’
The Rhubarb Victoria, ‘Rheum rhaberbarum’, a spring planted herbacious root, is a hardy rhubarb variety. Think rhubarb pie when you have this plant growing in your garden. Victoria is an excellent grower that produces big, bright red stalks. Like all rhubarb, it should not be cut until the third year of growth. By the third year, the plant will easily tolerate harvesting. The harvesting period will last about 8 weeks. Sorry, this plant cannot be shipped to AK, CA, NV, UT, and WA.
Rhubarb - Canadian Red
Rhubarb ‘Canadian Red’
The Rhubarb Canadian Red, ‘Rheum rhaberbarum’, a spring planted herbacious root, is a hardy rhubarb variety. Think rhubarb pie when you have this plant growing in your garden. Canadian Red is an excellent grower that produces big, bright red stalks. Like all rhubarb, it should not be cut until the third year of growth. By the third year, the plant will easily tolerate harvesting. The harvesting period will last about 8 weeks. Sorry, this plant cannot be shipped to AK, CA, NV, UT, and WA.
Raspberry - Fall Gold
Rubus idaeus ‘Fall Gold’
The Fall Gold Raspberry, Rubus idaeus ‘Fall Gold’, a spring planted herbacious root, is an everbearing raspberry. This cultivar is an upright, thorny shrub which produces crops of gold-colored raspberries. It is called everbearing because it produces two crops on each biennial cane (unless pruned otherwise): a fall crop (August to October) on the top 1/3 of the canes and a second crop the following late spring/early summer (June) on the bottom 2/3 of the canes. Place the Fall GoldRaspberry in full sun and rich, well drained soil. To encourage the best growth, water well during growth.
Raspberry - Jewel
Rubus idaeus ‘Jewel’
The Cumberland Raspberry, Rubus idaeus ‘Cumberland’, a spring planted herbacious root, is the classic name in everbearing raspberries. This blue-black variety produces large juicy sweet berries with very few seeds. Cumberland raspberries freeze very well. Place the Cumberland Raspberry in full sun and rich, well drained soil. To encourage the best growth, water well during growth.
Raspberry - Latham
Rubus idaeus ‘Latham’
The Latham Raspberry, Rubus idaeus ‘Latham’, a spring planted herbacious root is a thorny shrub that produces one crop per year. This summer bearing variety has a sweet flavor and firm fruit. Latham produces medium sized fruits with good flavor, firmness, and freezing quality. Place the Latham Raspberry in full sun and rich, well drained soil. To encourage the best growth, water well during growth.
Salvia - May Night
Salvia nemerosa ‘May Night’
The Salvia ‘May Night’, Salvia nemorosa ‘Mainacht’, has glowing purple stems loaded with violet-purple flowers that bloom from June to October. With its blue-gray, lance-shaped aromatic foliage, it makes an attractive accent all summer long. It has a plant height of 18′ and a spread of 18-24′ and stays in excellent compact form. Selected Perennial Plant of the year in 1997, one can see why. Salvia ‘May Night’ should be planted in full sun in a moist well-drained area.To increase bloom time, it should be cut back after the first bloom. ‘May Night’ is a magnet for butterflies, bees and hummingbirds and is deer-resistant. It is hardy for container gardening and provides excellent cut flowers. Blooms look wonderful next to Sedum ‘Matrona’, Achillea ‘Coronation Gold’, and Saliva ‘Snow Hill’.
Chinese Lantern Lily
Sandersonia aurantiaca
The Chinese Latern Lily, ‘Sanersonia aurantiaca’ produces bright orange flowers, which bloom all summer long on short stems. The little flowers are shaped like chinese lanterns or hanging bells. The Chinese Latern Lily will bloom all summer long in the right climate and prefers well-drained soil and full sun. It may require some support as it is a climber. The Chinese Latern lily was Introduced in South Africa in 1852 and will make a great addition to any landscape.
Cote d’ Azur Pinks
Saponaria ocymoides ‘Cote d’Azur Pinks’
The Cote d’Azur Pinks, ‘Saponaria ocymoides’, is one of the most beautiful, useful and low care, hardy perennials. Deep pink and unscented flowers make an excellent ground cover, edging or rock-garden plant. Its tiny semi- evergreen foliage is almost totally covered with flowers in June. Dense, compact, with a spreading and trailing habit which is ideal for banks, terraces or low walls. Thrives anywhere. The bulbs are best planted in autumn while they are still plump. Plant them 2-3 times their own depth and at the equivalent spacing between bulbs. They enjoy well-drained soil in full sun, with shade at the base. Alternatively they can be planted in deep containers, using loam-based compost.
Growing Kit - Copper Patio Planter - Asst 1
Growing Kit - Copper Patio Planter - Asst 1
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The Growing Kit - Copper Patio Planter - Assortment 1 is a great way to decorate your patio without all the work that goes into container planting. The kit comes complete with bulbs and growing medium. This weather treated planter is designed to fit in to any outdoor setting. Simply plant the bulbs in the container using the growing medium provided and you can sit back and enjoy the growth as it begins to sprout and lead to a continuous color display during the summer months.This weather treated copper planter contains the following bulbs: Coral Bells ‘Palace Purple’, Geranium ‘Album’, Calla Lily ‘Dark Eyes’.
Growing Kit - Copper Patio Planter - Asst 2
Growing Kit - Copper Patio Planter - Asst 2
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The Growing Kit - Copper Patio Planter - Assortment 2 is a great way to decorate your patio without all the work that goes into container planting. The kit comes complete with bulbs and growing medium. This weather treated planter is designed to fit in to any outdoor setting. Simply plant the bulbs in the container using the growing medium provided and you can sit back and enjoy the growth as it begins to sprout and lead to a continuous color display during the summer months.This weather treated copper planter contains the following bulbs: Phlox ‘Little Boy’, Hosta ‘Bressingham Blue’, Gladioli nanus ‘Impressive’.
Growing Kit - Antique Brass Planter - Asst 1
Growing Kit - Antique Brass Planter - Asst 1
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The Growing Kit - Antique Brass Patio Planter - Assortment 1 is a great way to decorate your patio without all the work that goes into container planting. The kit comes complete with bulbs and growing medium. This weather treated planter is designed to fit in to any outdoor setting. Simply plant the bulbs in the container using the growing medium provided and you can sit back and enjoy the growth as it begins to sprout and lead to a continuous color display during the summer months.This weather treated antique brass planter contains the following bulbs: Coral Bells ‘Palace Purple’, Geranium ‘Album’, Calla Lily ‘Dark Eyes’.
Growing Kit - Antique Brass Planter - Asst 2
Growing Kit - Antique Brass Planter - Asst 2
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The Growing Kit - Antique Brass Patio Planter - Assortment 2 is a great way to decorate your patio without all the work that goes into container planting. The kit comes complete with bulbs and growing medium. This weather treated planter is designed to fit in to any outdoor setting. Simply plant the bulbs in the container using the growing medium provided and you can sit back and enjoy the growth as it begins to sprout and lead to a continuous color display during the summer months.This weather treated antique brass planter contains the following bulbs: Phlox ‘Little Boy’, Hosta ‘Bressingham Blue’, Gladioli nanus ‘Impressive’.
Growing Kit - Window Box Planter - Asst 1
Growing Kit - Window Box Planter - Asst 1
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The Growing Kit - Window Box Planter - Asst 1 will add a touch of class to any garden or home d+cor. Bright copper can look both classic and modern with any exterior home design. Growing medium included, simply add the bulbs to the soil and place outside of your window on a ledge or window box hooks (not included). This planter will provide a show of color in front of any window for an entire summer season.This weather treated copper planter contains the following bulbs: Gladiolus ‘Stella’, Daylily ‘Stella d’ Oro’, Baby’s Breath ‘White’.
Growing Kit - Window Box Planter - Asst 2
Growing Kit - Window Box Planter - Asst 2
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The Growing Kit - Window Box Planter - Asst 2 will add a touch of class to any garden or home d+cor. Bright copper can look both classic and modern with any exterior home design. Growing medium included, simply add the bulbs to the soil and place outside of your window on a ledge or window box hooks (not included). This planter will provide a show of color in front of any window for an entire summer season.This weather treated copper planter contains the following bulbs: Dahlia ‘Bluesette’, Lily of the Valley, Baby’s Breath ‘Pink”.
Growing Kit - Summer Gift Basket
Growing Kit - Summer Gift Basket
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The Growing Kit - Summer Gift Basket is the perfect gift for the avid gardener! A complete set of premium variety bulbs to plant a garden bed or landscape small areas around the home. A summer sampler of sorts, this gift bag comes complete with a gardening shovel and hoe, flower key chain, gloves and 50 bulbs. The high quality bag the items are packaged in can be used over and over again. This is certainly the perfect summer gift and accessory!This Summer Gift Basket includes a variety of the following bulbs: Liatris ‘Violet’, Liatris ‘White’, Dahlia ‘Kelvin Floodlight’, Canna ‘Red King Humbert’, Gladiolus ‘Princess Margaret Rose’, Lily ‘Casa Blanca’.
Prairie Mallows Collection
Sidalcea
The Prairie Mallows Collection, contains 3 plants; 1 each of ‘Brilliant’, ‘Candida’ and ‘Elsie Heugh’. Growing 2 to 4 foot-tall, these perennials bears showy spikes of 2-inch-wide flowers. This Collection would be great for a cottage-garden. With the look of mini Hollyhocks, this Collection does not have the dominating height or aggressive self-seeding. Long blooming seasons makes this a favorite in a mixed perennial border. Slender and upright, these prairie mallows are not extravagantly showy, but as a group, they are beautiful in garden beds. They require partial shade and average watering. You’ll love the long-flowering plants in your summer garden. This is an old-fashioned flower that everyone loves.
Prairie Mallows - Brillant
Sidalcea ‘Brillant’
The Prairie Mallows Brillant, ‘Sidalcea oregana’, commonly called Prairie Mallow, resembles mini hollyhocks. These 2 to 4 foot-tall bright red perennials bear showy spikes of 2-inch-wide blooms. Great cottage-garden plant that has the look of mini Hollyhocks, but not the dominating height or aggressive self-seeding. Long blooming seasons makes this a favorite in a mixed perennial border. Slender and upright, the prairie mallow is not extravagantly showy, but it’s pretty enough in sunny beds. It has generous blooms, flowering for weeks in midsummer; naturalizes easily. It has average water needs but don’t overwater. They require partial shade. You’ll love the long-flowering plants in your summer garden. This is an old-fashioned flower that everyone loves.
Prairie Mallows - Candida
Sidalcea ‘Candida’
The Prairie Mallows candida, ‘Sidalcea’, is a 2 to 4 foot-tall perennial that bears showy spikes of 2-inch-wide snowy white blooms. Great cottage-garden plant that has the look of Hollyhocks, but not the dominating height or aggressive self-seeding. Long blooming seasons makes this a favorite in a mixed perennial border. Slender and upright, the prairie mallow is not extravagantly showy, but it’s pretty enough in sunny beds. It has generous blooms, flowering for weeks in midsummer; naturalizes easily. It has average water needs but don’t overwater. They require partial shade. You’ll love the long-flowering plants in your summer garden. This is an old-fashioned flower that everyone loves.
Prairie Mallows - Else Heugh
Sidalcea ‘Else Heugh’
The Prairie Mallows Else Heugh, ‘Sidalcea’, is a 2 to 4 foot-tall perennial that bears showy spikes of 2-inch-wide pink frilled flowers. Great cottage-garden plant that has the look of mini Hollyhocks, but not the dominating height or aggressive self-seeding. Long blooming seasons makes this a favorite in a mixed perennial border. Slender and upright, the prairie mallow is not extravagantly showy, but it’s pretty enough in sunny beds. It has generous blooms, flowering for weeks in midsummer; naturalizes easily. It has average water needs but don’t overwater. They require partial shade. You’ll love the long-flowering plants in your summer garden. This is an old-fashioned flower that everyone loves.
Sparaxis - Mixed
Sparaxis ‘Mixed’
The Sparaxis or Harlequin flower, ‘Sparaxis’, a spring planted corm, produces lovely mixed colored flowers including orange, white, yellow, red, purple, and pink. This plant has sword-shaped leaves and star-shaped flowers. The Sparaxis is also commonly known as the Wand Flower. The Harlequin flower looks great in beds, borders, gardens and containers.
Jacobean Lily
Sprekelia Formosissima
The Jacobean Lily, also known as the Aztec Lily, ‘Sprekelia Formosissima’, is a spring planted bulb. The gorgeous red flowers sit atop of 12 to 18 inch stems. The red flowers resemble amaryllis blooms and they prefer well-drained soil. These plants have long, green upright leaves Plant them in full sun or light shade for best results. Jacobean Lilies bloom in the spring and will bloom several times.They are an excellent garden or outdoor container plant. Sprekelia is also one of the finest houseplants for any climate.
Golden Poppy
Stylophorum diphylium
The Golden Poppy, ‘Stylophorum diphylium’ is like a ray of sunshine with it’s brilliant yellow flowers. It will certianly add a jolt of hard-to-find bright color into shady spots. An excellent plant for the woodland garden. The stems contain a bright yellow sap which was used as a dye by Native Americans. The Golden Poppy likes the evenly moist, rich soil of wooded areas or the spot under a large tree. In colder climates, cover with 3-4 inches of mulch to help it survive the winter.
Bat Flower - Black
Tacca chantrieri ‘Black Bat Flower’
The Black Bat Flower, ‘Tacca chantrieri’, is a very unusual species with black bat shaped flowers up to 12″ across, and long ‘whiskers’ that can grow up to 28″. Tacca chantrieri grow wild in the tropical forest in Yunnan Province, China, where they can get as tall as 36″. These beautiful flowers grow best in well-drained soil and high humidity. They like shade, and good air circulation. They don’t like too much heat and air that is too dry. They will flower year around.
Bat Flower - White
Tacca integrifolia ‘White Bat Flower’
The White Bat Flower, ‘Tacca chantrieri Alba’, are for those who are fascinated by the exotic tropical flowers of the original black bat flower. This Bat Flower is even rarer in white form. It is truly a collector’s specimen. This exquisite flower is tall and majestic in greenhouses, sunrooms, and on hot, humid and shady porches.
Tigridia - Mixed Colors
Tigridia ‘Mexican Shell Flowers’
The Mexican Shell Flowers, ‘Tigridia’, produce triangular shaped flowers with vivid colors of scarlet, yellow, pink, orange, red and white. The flower throats are spotted with red, purple or mahogany. These Mexican native bulbs have flashy summertime blooms to 6 inches across. The individual flowers last just one day, but since there are a number of buds, the blooming period lasts for several weeks. They are great in containers, borders, or flower beds. They are hardy in USDA zones 8 - 10. In colder areas, dig the bulbs in the fall and store until spring.
Tigridia - Red
Tigridia Speciosa
The Tigridia Mixed, ‘Tigridia’, a spring planted corm, produces large red flowers. Tigridia are also known as Mexican Shell Flowers and Tiger Flowers. The blooms adorn tall stems and appear to float above the foliage. They are very pretty when used in sunny borders or beds. The foliage of Tigridia is similar to gladiolus, and it produces several flowers per stalk. The common name comes from the spots on the flowers that look like tiger spots.
Tree Peony - Houki
Tree Paeonia ‘Houki’
The Tree Peony Houki, ‘Tree Peony’ produces dark red flowers on woody stems. Paeonia suffruticosa, or Tree Peonies, are loved by everyone who has ever seen them in bloom. A deciduous shrub, not a tree, the Tree Peony has woody stems. A mature shrub produces dozens of huge, long-lasting, silken blooms which delight the eye. Tree Peonies prefer evenly moist, well-drained soil with a pH close to neutral. If your soil is extremely acid, add some lime when planting. Remove deadwood after the plants leaf out in spring and remove spent flowers. Tree Peonies usually take 2 - 3 years to become established and bloom heavily.
Lily - Toad - Japanese
Tricyrtis Hirta ‘Japanese Toad Lily’
The Japanese Toad Lily, ‘Tricyrtis Hirta’, is a hardy perennial from Japan that is about 24-30″ tall. This plant produces exotic, star-shaped blooms with purple markings. These fully hardy, ornate beauties resemble orchids. They are great for part or full shade in the border or as part of a woodland garden. They flower in autumn so they will bring a welcome splash of color to even dark shady spots.
Lily - Toad - Mixed Colors
Tricyrtis ‘Mix’
The Toad Lily Mix, ‘Tricyrtis’, is a delightful mix of these extremely hardy and low-maintenance perennials. The exotic and orchid-like blooms appear densely speckled in rose-pink, magenta or purple on a lighter background. They prefer a shady spot and moist rich soil. They bloom profusely in a moist shade garden, producing dozens of florets on each stem from July through August. Toad Lilies are great for the shade garden where they tower gracefully above other perennials, like ferns and Astilbe and Hosta.
Lily - Toad - Purple Beauty
Tricyrtis ‘Purple Beauty’
The Toad Lily Purple Beauty, ‘Tricyrtis formosana’, exhibits beautiful orchid-like florets lavishly speckled in vivid royal purple. It blooms profusely in a moist shade garden, producing dozens of florets on each stem from July through August. Toad Lilies are great for the shade garden where they tower gracefully above other perennials, like ferns and Astilbe and Hosta. Prefers some shade, especially in hot climates, and performs best in rich, moist soils. These toad lilies are interesting plants. A more accurate common name would be toad orchids because their small flowers closely resemble these blossoms.>/p>
Trillium - Red
Trillium erectum
The Trillium Red, ‘Trillium erectum’ shows off a pretty tri-pointed red flower. The foilage is usually broad with a good color. If pollinated the flower can give off an odor that some find unpleasant. It makes a great plant in a shaded area.
Trillium - White
Trillium grandiflorum
The Trillium White, ‘Trillium grandiflorum’ shows off a pretty tri-pointed white flower. The foilage is usually broad with a good color. The White Trillium is truly one of the most attractive spring flowers. It makes a great plant in a shaded area.
Trillium - Yellow
Trillium sessile ‘Luteum’
The Trillium Yellow, ‘Trillium sessile Luteum’ shows off a pretty tri-pointed yellow flower. The foilage is usually broad with a good color. The Yellow Trillium is truly one of the most attractive spring flowers. It makes a great plant in a shaded area.
Star Flower - Starlight
Triteleia Ixioides ‘Starlight’
The Star Flower Starlight, ‘Triteleia Ixioides Starlight” produces a beautiful yellow cluster of flowers on top of a long sturdy green stem. These plants are native to the west coast of the US. The Star Flower is perfect as a cut flowers. It’s best to plant this hardy perennial in full sun or partial shade in a well drained area.
Star Flower - Queen Fabiola
Triteleia laxa ‘Queen Fabiola’
The Star Flower Queen Fabiola, ‘Triteleia laxa Queen Fabiola’ produces beautiful dark blue to purple flowers on foilage free stems. These plants are native to the west coast of the US. The Star Flower is perfect as a cut flowers. It’s best to plant this hardy perennial in full sun or partial shade in a well drained area.
Tritonia - Mixed
Tritonia crocata ‘Mixed’
The Tritonia Mixed, ‘Tritonia’, a spring planted corm, produces flowers of mixed colors on a short plant. These clump forming plants have strappy leaves with flared trumpet-like flowers. They make beautiful borders and beds.
Trollius - Golden Queen
Trollius ‘Golden Queen’
The Trollius Golden Queen, ‘Trollius’, is also known as the “globe flower”. This lovely perennial has a warm, golden -yellow color with buttercup-shaped petals. Perfect for borders, the Golden Queen’ loves moist conditions, so it is perfect for bog gardens and watersides. If you cut back the flower stems after flowering, it will reward you with a second flush of blooms later in the season. Hardy and trouble-free, Golden Queen Trollius will give you years of joy. Prefers sun to part shade.
Blueberries - Blue Ray
Vaccinium corymbosum ‘Blue Ray’
The Blueberry Blue Ray, ‘Vaccinium corymbosum’, a spring planted herbacious root, is an old favorite that is a heavy producer of high quality, large, powder blue berries. They have an outstanding dessert flavor. The open and upright bush will exhibit lovely burgundy leaves in the fall. They can be grown in half-barrels on patios, as long as you have two for pollination. Blueberries are acid soil lovers.
Blueberries - Bluecrop
Vaccinium corymbosum ‘Bluecrop’
The Blueberry Bluecrop, ‘Vaccinium corymbosum ‘Bluecrop’, is a midseason variety whose heavy yields and winter tolerance has made it the top variety used today. Large berries with a bright color hold their size throughout the season. A quality berry for freezing or eating fresh. This variety is popular with both commercial growers and home gardeners. The open and upright bush will exhibit lovely burgundy leaves in the fall. Blueberries are acidic soil lovers.
Blueberries - Earliblue
Vaccinium corymbosum ‘Earliblue’
The Blueberry EarliBlue, ‘Vaccinium corymbosum ‘Earliblue’, is a producer of firm, large berries with resistance to cracking. It has a mild sweet flavor and ripens uniformly. This variety is popular with both commercial growers and home gardeners. The plants grow upright and have a good cold tolerance. The open and upright bush will exhibit lovely burgundy leaves in the fall. Blueberries are acidic soil lovers.
Blueberries - Jersey
Vaccinium corymbosum ‘Jersey’
The Blueberry Coville, ‘Vaccinium corymbosum ‘Coville’, is a late season variety which has very large firm berries. The berries have a slightly tart taste which makes them and excellent desert berry. Extra time should be given to allow the berries to completely ripen. The open and upright bush will exhibit lovely burgundy leaves in the fall. Blueberries are acidic soil lovers.
Garden - Butterfly-Hummingbird Collection
Garden - Butterfly-Hummingbird Collection
Variety
The Butterfly/Hummingbird Garden Collection, will create an outstanding butterfly garden that appeals to those who love to attract these beautiful insects to their garden. This collection has the added advantage of attracting nectar-loving hummingbirds
Garden - Shade Collection
Variety
The Shade Garden n Collection, is easy to plant and easy to grow and makes it simple to fill the darker nooks of your yard. Plant them according to our suggested arrangement, or create your own arrangement. Try them in containers on your shady balcony! This collection will thrive from season to season for years to come. With the proper selection of shade-loving perennials, you can give your shady foundations just as much elegance and beauty as those which are exposed to the sun.
Veronica - Christa
Veronica ‘Christa’
The Veronica Christa, is a spectacular perennial that is nearly impossible to find in America. Originally popular in the European cut-flower industry, adventurous gardeners around the world have started to take notice of this plant. ‘Christa’ puts a
Veronica - Purple and Pink Blend
Veronica - Purple and Pink Blend
Veronica ‘Purple & Pink Blend’
The Veronica Purple & Pink Blend, ‘Veronica Blend’, is a tasteful combination of purple and pink Veronica longifolia hybrids. The bright flower spikes add a lovely accent to sunny spots during the summer months. They are easily grown in any soil. They are hardy in zones 4-8.
Grape - Catawba
Vitis labrusca ‘Catawba’
The Catawba Grape (Redish), Vitis labrusca ‘Catawba’ , is a grape that is commonly used for wines, champagnes, jams/jellies and juice. The Catawba Grape has a very sweet taste that makes it perfect to serve fresh on the table. Grapes are faily high maintenance plants but easily worth the additional time to care for the plant.
Grape - Mars
Vitis labrusca ‘Mars’
The Mars Grape (Blue-Purple), Vitis labrusca ‘Mars’ , is similar in character to the Concord grape. It is a seedless grape which is excellent to serve fresh on the table. The Mars Grape is also great for jams and jellies. The Concord Grape is the most disease resistant grape that we carry and it ripens mid to late August.
Grape - Suffolk (Red)
Vitis labrusca ‘Suffolk’
The Suffolk Grape (Red), Vitis labrusca ‘Suffolk’, produces large loss clusters of very round, medium sized red grapes. These grapes are seedless, have very tender skin and are delicious eaten fresh or cooled down as a dessert. The Suffolk grape ripens a couple weeks earlier than the Concord grape. This grape is very winter hardy and can be used for table or commercial uses. Grapevines can be ornamental, and are valuable as shade or screen plants in the home or landscape