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| # 010 | Ageratum houstonianum 'Blue Horizon' |
| Ageratum, Flossflower |
| A/30"/9"/sun, part shade |
| These are not your average short Ageratums-- these grow into well-branched, tall plants--great for cutting and for a splash of lavender-blue in the border all summer long. |
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| # 011 | Ageratum houstonianum 'Red Top' |
| Ageratum, Flossflower |
| A/24-28"/12"/sun, partial shade |
| Deep red buds open into rosy purple flowers on long stems. The slightly crinkly leaves are tinged in purple. Long flowering, great with Cosmos and Nicotiana. |
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| # 015 | Antirrhinum majus 'Black Prince' |
| Snapdragon |
| A/18"/8"/sun, light shade |
| Rich, crimson red flowers give off a steady glow, with the help of dark bronze foliage. Heat up the mixture with Dahlia 'Redskin' and Zinnia 'Old Mexico' or cool things off with silver-leaved companions--we like it with Pyrethrum 'Silver Lace' and Lavender. |
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| # 016 | Anthirrinum majus 'Brazilian Carnival' |
| Snapdragon |
| A/30"/12"/sun |
| Tall bicolored Snapdragons for regal additions to bouquets or in beds for glorious summer color. Either way they are a brilliantly hued combinations of deep red, clear yellow, white, pink, and orange. Pinching early will promote bushiness and picking will keep them blooming. |
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| # 017 | Anthirrinum majus 'Double Madame Butterfly' |
| Snapdragon |
| A/24-36"/12"/sun, light shade |
| Fragrant, double, Azalea-shaped blooms in shades of red, pink, purple, orange, yellow and white. For cutting and bedding it cannot be beat. |
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| # 018 | Anthirrinum majus 'Tom Thumb' |
| Snapdragon |
| A/8-10"/6"/sun |
| We offer these short snaps for a burst of color at the front of beds and borders throughout the summer and into late fall. They are a brilliant range of colors and bicolors including deep red, clear yellow, white, pink, and orange. Pinch these early if you can stand it, and keep deadheaded to keep those flowers coming. |
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| # 025 | Calendula officinalis 'Pink Surprise' |
| Calendula, Pot Marigold |
| A/24"/8"/sun. |
| Pink Calendulas? It is true... among bright orange and yellow flowers there are pink tinged blooms for an absolute riot of color. A new look for a classic garden plant. |
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| # 026 | Calendula officinalis 'Touch of Red Mix' |
| Calendula, Pot Marigold |
| A/18"/8"/sun |
| Yellow and orange double flowers decorated with dark red markings and dark centers make a stunning addition to bright bouquets and you can eat 'em too! The more you pick them the more they flower. Tolerant of poor soil. |
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| # 030 | Callistephus chinensis 'Floral Decoration' |
| China Aster |
| A/15-24"/8"/sun |
| The name means 'beautiful crown' in Greek and the name is well deserved. You will be rewarded with fancy, long lasting cut flowers in late summer if you plant these easy beauties. This mix includes incurved, plume, pompon, single and bicolored forms. |
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| # 035 | Chrysanthemum paludosum |
| Creeping Daisy, Baby Margeurite |
| A/8-10"/5"/sun, part shade |
| The name comes from the term day's eye. These are real loves-me-loves-me-not daisies on small plants, perfect for containers or the front of the border. Multitudes of flowers just keep coming if deadheaded periodically. Easy and so refreshing. |
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| # 045 | Cleome hasslerana 'Color Fountain Mixed' |
| Cleome, Spider Flower |
| A/3-4'/24"/sun |
| A majestic plant on a grand scale. Its tall, spiky stems are topped with huge pink, rose, white, lilac and purple spidery flowers. Great combined with Cosmos, Asters, and Nicotiana. |
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| # 050 | Cosmos bipinnatus '5-Variety Mixture' |
| Cosmos |
| A/4-5'/18"/sun |
| Truly a must for any garden. If I could only have one this might be it. Ferny foliage topped with pink, white and magenta flowers that sway in the August breezes. This mix gives you a chance to grow a few of the different flower forms including 'Candy Stripe', 'Picotee', 'Purity', 'Versailles' and 'Seashell'. |
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| # 051 | Cosmos bipinnatus 'Sonata Mix' |
| Cosmos |
| A/20"/10"/sun |
| Large flowers in shades of pink and white are borne on compact plants. Use these in containers or up front in borders, great wind and weather tolorance. And to top them off, their stems are still long enough for picking. |
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| # 053 | Cosmos sulphureus 'Polidor' |
| Sulphur Cosmos |
| A/30"/10"/sun |
| Still Cosmos but these are different--bushy plants with hot color flowers of yellow, orange and red. Nonstop flowers if deadheaded. |
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| # 060 | Dalhia variabilis 'Redskin' |
| Dalhia |
| A/24"/10"/sun |
| Dark reddish foliage and large flowers in shades of yellow, pink, red, purple and orange make this one a colorful addition to the border. Keep the hummingbirds busy with a hot color garden and try it paired with Salvia 'Signum Blue' for a brilliant contrast. Dahlias form a tuber that may be lifted after the first frost, overwintered frost free and replanted the following spring. |
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| # 065 | Delphinium regalis 'Blue Cloud' |
| Larkspur, Annual Delphinium |
| A/3-4'/6-12"/sun |
| Rich blue-purple spurred flowers are arranged on loose spikes--a flower arranger's delight! Plants are delicate so group them for a strong effect or place among other cottage garden flowers to seem as if they planted themselves (and they will self sow next year). Also makes a good dried flower. |
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| # 070 | Dianthus caryophyllus |
| Fragrant Carnation, Clove Pink |
| A/24"/6"/sun |
| Intoxicating fragrance will fill the room when you add these double, fringed blossoms to bouquets. Colors range from red to pink to yellow, with bicolors in between. |
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| # 075 | Linaria maroccana 'Fairy Bouquet' |
| Toad Flax, Baby Snap |
| A/12"/8"/sun, part shade |
| Throngs of miniature snapdragon-like blooms cover these delicate looking plants. Flowers are pink, blue, white, yellow, rose and magenta with some speckled and bicolored combinations. Perfect with Violas and Brachycome. A plant for cool seasons only or provide some shade and ample moisture during hotter months to extend flowering season. |
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| # 080 | Lobelia erinus 'Crystal Palace' |
| Lobelia |
| A/6"/5"/sun,part shade |
| Zillions of striking, deep blue flowers contrast with bronzey foliage. Keep well watered and fertilized through hot spells as this plant prefers cool, moist conditions. Try filling an old tub with Lobelias and Pansies for a match made in heaven. |
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| # 081 | Lobelia pendula 'Rainbow Cascade' |
| Lobelia |
| A/6"/5"/sun, part shade |
| A range of sparkling colors from deep rose to light pink, blue and white bicolors, purple and white. Great in a moss-lined basket to keep you company out on the porch. |
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| # 082 | Lobelia pendula 'Sapphire' |
| Lobelia |
| A/6"/5"/sun, part shade |
| Jewel-like, deep blue with a white eye. Trailing. Choose this variety for cascading over the edges of containers and windowboxes. Try it in a pot with Petunias and Baby Marguerites. |
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| # 085 | Lobularia maritima 'Carpet of Snow' |
| Sweet Alyssum |
| A/6"/5"/sun, part shade |
| The name says it all but I feel the need to go on. 'Carpet of Snow' is the variety for trailing effects. Grow this for its fragrance and its fresh, dainty flowers in windowboxes and along paths in the fragrant garden. Shear back and fertilize in midsummer for renewed flowering into late fall. |
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| # 090 | Matthiola incana '7 Week Trysomic Dwarf' |
| Stock |
| A/8-10"/6"/sun |
| Spicy clove fragrance fills the air near these cottage garden favorites. Ruffled, double blossoms are palest pink, soft rose, yellow, purple, red and lilac. Well branched plants flower over a long period even during hot summer weather. |
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| # 095 | Nemesia versicolor 'Blue Gem' |
| Nemesia |
| A/8-10"/5"/sun, part shade |
| Clusters of Forget-Me-Not blue flowers cover bushy plants. Flowers long if nights are cool. |
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| # 100 | Nicotiana xsanderae 'Fragrant Cloud' |
| Flowering Tobacco |
| A/36"/8"/sun, part shade |
| Purest white, star-shaped trumpets are produced on compact, bushy plants. Very shade tolerant and lightly fragrant for those cool summer evenings. |
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| # 101 | Nicotiana xsanderae 'Sensation' |
| Flowering Tobacco |
| A/24-36"/12"/sun,part shade |
| Creating a fragrant garden couldn't be simpler with these beauties. Old fashioned fragrance is released from the star shaped blooms in the evenings although flowers stay open all day. Full range of colors in shades of crimson, red, pink, lavender, cream and pure white. |
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| # 102 | Nicotiana sylvesris 'Only The Lonely' |
| Flowering Tobacco |
| A/4-5'/18"/sun, part shade |
| Tall and elegant, this plant makes a great backdrop with its panicles of long white trumpets. Evening scented, its flowers light the way through the moonlit garden. |
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| # 105 | Petunia milliflora 'Fantasy Mix' |
| Milliflora Petunia |
| A/8"/6"/sun |
| A favorite of ours in containers, these little petunias flower their heads off as they cascade over the edges of pots and baskets. They are an exact miniature of multiflora types, weather resistant and free-flowering in shades of pink, magenta, white, purple and blue. |
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| # 106 | Petunia multiflora 'Niagara Mix' |
| Multiflora Petunia |
| A/11"/8"/sun |
| Blues, lilac and purple shades with white are a cool mix with Nierembergia and Heliotrope. These are weather tolerant and bloom tirelessly with a little deadheading. |
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| # 110 | Phlox drummondii 'Tapestry' |
| Annual Phlox |
| A/18"/8"/sun, partial shade |
| Each sweet smelling flowerhead is like a little bouquet of five-petalled flowers in an array of colors and bicolors. Lasts long in a vase and the butterflies will dance around it in the garden from summer until frosts. |
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| # 113 | Pyrethrum maritima 'Silver Lace' |
| Dusty Miller |
| A/12"/8"/sun |
| Very finely divided, silvery-white leaves are produced on well-branched, sturdy plants. A favorite in containers or beds where its feathery foliage will blend with anything. |
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| # 115 | Rudbeckia hirta 'Indian Summer' |
| Black-eyed Susan, Gloriosa Daisy |
| A/36-42"/12"/sun |
| This is the queen of July and August. Huge golden yellow daisies with deep brown centers make excellent cut flowers. |
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| # 116 | Rudbeckia hirta 'Rustic Colors' |
| Black-eyed Susan, Gloriosa Daisy |
| A/24-42"/12"/sun |
| This mix includes vivid bicolors of mahogany and orange, rusty brown and yellow to warm the soul. |
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| # 120 | Salpiglosis sinuata 'Bolero Mixed' |
| Painted Tongue, Velvet Flower |
| A/18-24"/10"/sun |
| Rarely seen annual with exotic Alstomeria-like flowers. Colors are richly diverse and include shades of burgundy, purple, yellow, apricot, red and pink set off by contrasting centers and veining on petals. Excellent cut flower. Likes heat and sun. |
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| # 125 | Salvia farinacea 'Victoria' |
| Mealy Cup Sage |
| A/18"/10"/sun, part shade |
| Neat blue-green foliage is topped with spikes of dark blue flowers. Perfect for massing with Snapdragons and Zinnias or in groupings throughout the flowerbed. |
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| # 126 | Salvia farinacea 'Cirrhus' |
| Mealy Cup Sage |
| A/18"/10"/sun, part shade |
| Upright plants produce spires of pure white flowers. Nice contrast with silvery green foliage. |
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| # 127 | Salvia farinacea 'Strata' |
| Mealy Cup Sage |
| A/14-18"/10"/sun, light shade |
| Stems and buds are silvery white, then open to reveal clear blue flowers. |
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| # 128 | Salvia viridis |
| Tricolor Sage |
| A/26-28"/10"/sun |
| Grow this uncommon bedding plant for its colorful bracts in shades of pink, white and purple. Secret flowers are hidden under each bract. Great in drifts between Catmint and Coneflower. |
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| # 135 | Scabiosa atropurpurea 'Butterfly Imperials' |
| Pincushion Flower |
| A/24-36"/12"/sun |
| Tall, branching plants hold flowers on long stems, perfect for cutting. Buds are beaded and open to reveal pincushions in shades of crimson marroon pink lavender purple and white. Stake for more upright plants. |
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| # 141 | Solenostemon scutellarioides 'Wizard Mixture' |
| Coleus |
| A/10"/10"/shade, part shade |
| At least ten different leaf colors and bicolors are possible in this mixture--from deepest velvety red to apricot to chartruese, all variously blotched and ribboned in pink and green and more. Plants do well in containers and brighten up the shady corners. Pinch to encourage bushiness. |
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| # 145 | Tagetes tenuifolia 'Lemon Gem' |
| Signet Marigold |
| A/8-10"tall/space 12"/sun |
| Hundreds of dainty, lemon yellow single flowers cover tidy low mounds of lacy foliage. Plants have an aromatic lemon verbena scent. |
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| # 150 | Venidium fastuosum 'Zulu Prince' |
| Monarch of the Veldt |
| A/24"/10"/sun |
| This South African daisy has big 3-4 inch flowers. Each black central disk is surrounded by a bronze orange ring at the base of its creamy white rays-- great in combination with its silvery grey foliage. Keep deadheaded for flowers from July to frost. |
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| # 155 | Verbena bonariensis |
| Tall Purple Verbena |
| P/Zone 7-10/36"-48"/10"/sun |
| Lilac purple flowers sway atop long airy stems. Group these tall, spare plants for best effect. In our northern zone 4-5 these are annuals--quick to flower and usually self sow. Try with Nicotianas and silver leaved Artemesias. |
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| # 160 | Viola cornuta 'Bambini' |
| Hybrid Viola |
| A/6"/5"/sun, part shade |
| These bicolored mini-Pansies have faces and whiskers and come in many warm, bright combinations of purple, bronze, yellow, rose, blue and white. This is an improved form of an old Scottish mixture. Compact plants are very free flowering and quite hardy, too. Can self sow and makes a natural companion for spring bulbs. |
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| # 161 | Viola hybrida 'Sorbet Mix' |
| Hybrid Viola |
| A/6"/5"/sun, part shade |
| Small flowers are held in profusion above the foliage. Flowers "look" toward the sun. A truly cheerful plant for planters and edging. Five colors in perfect harmony-- creamy white, pale yellow, bright yellow, lavender and purple. Edible flowers make the prettiest salad. |
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| # 162 | Viola hybrida 'Yesterday, Today & Tomorrow' |
| Hybrid Viola |
| A/6"/5"/sun, part shade |
| My personal favorite. Flowers start out white, fade to pale lavender and finally end up dusty purple. Individual plants end up with flowers at every stage and color. |
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| # 163 | Viola xwittrockiana 'Chalon Improved Mix' |
| Pansy |
| A/8"/6"/sun, part shade |
| Velvety flowers crown dark green rounded leaves. Very old fashioned with big, ruffled flowers in shades of mahogany, violet, lilac and yellow accented with dark blotches and picoteed edges. |
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| # 164 | Viola x wittrockiana 'Ice Pansy Mixture' |
| Pansy |
| A/8"/6"/ sun, part shade |
| Unusually hardy, this mixture includes three colors to shrug off winter's chilly grasp. 'Celestial Queen' is crisp blue, 'Helios' is yellow with whiskers and 'Northpole' is white with a blue eye. These pansies will bloom all spring and summer and will most likely winter over for a repeat performance. And they're fragrant, too. |
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| # 165 | Viola xwittrockiana 'Silver Wings' |
| Pansy |
| A/8"/6"/sun, part shade |
| Upper petals are silvery white and provide the perfect foil for the deepest purple of the lower petals. These make me think of rare, exotic butterflies. A fresh, cheerful match for Sweet Alyssum and blue-eyed African Daisies. |
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| # 175 | Zinnia elegans 'Benary's Giant Series Mix' |
| Zinnia |
| A/30"/10"/sun |
| Tall, sturdy stems hold huge, double, dahlia-like flowers in a rainbow of colors--deep red, lilac, rose pink, crimson, orange, bright yellow, and white. |
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| # 176 | Zinnia elegans 'Righteous Red' |
| Zinnia |
| A/30"/10"/sun |
| This mix includes singles, doubles, pom-poms--all in a brilliant shade of red. The bouquets will be amazing!! |
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| # 177 | Zinnia haageana 'Old Mexico' |
| Zinnia |
| A/24"/12"/sun |
| This heirloom variety is well suited to the heat of summer with bicolored blooms in rich colors. Flowers are a warm mahogany with petals dipped in gold. |
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| # 178 | Zinnia linearis 'Tropic Snow' |
| Zinnia |
| A/10-12"/8"/sun |
| Fine narrow leaves are nearly covered with cool, white two-inch flowers. Heat and drought tolerant. |
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