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| Aegopodium
podagraria 'Variegatum' (Varigated Goutweed) |
$2.45
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Vigorous groundcover, varigated
green and white leaves, Queen Anne's Lace-type flower. Introduced
to England during the Norman conquests - once used to cure
gout. |
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ALCHEMILLA
(Lady's Mantle)
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The genus
name of Alchemilla originated in medieval times when dewdrops
were added to recipies for gold. Many herbal medicine uses. |
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| Alchemilla
alpina- (Mountain Lady's Mantle)** |
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$2.75
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Charming form, each small leaf
is outlined with silver! Spreads slowly by runners. . |
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| Alchemilla
erythropoda (Dwarf Lady's Mantle)*** |
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$3.00
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Very dwarf,
carpet form of lady's mantle. Good for rockeries, gaps in
pathways, etc. in sun. Flowers May-August. 2004 seed. |
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| Alchemilla
mollis (Lady's Mantle) |
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$1.75
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Scalloped leaves, chartreuse
baby's breath-like flowers. Dewdrops form like diamonds on
leaves. Good dried, good cut flower. |
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| ALLIUMS
have been increasing in popularity |
Every
year new varieties become available |
13 varieties
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Some
varieties are very easy to grow from seed. A. pulchella and
A. scorodoprasm may even bloom the first year from seed! |
Though
all alliums are 'onions',not all varieties are edible. |
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Allium
Aflatunese Purple Sensation
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Purple 5" blooms
30-36"high-outstanding! good dried seedheads, good cut flower
($5 a stem in the florist shops) |
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Allium
Cernum
(Nodding onion)pink
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Darling North
American native Allium. Highly desirable garden form. 12-14"
stems. Pretty nodding head in a range of pink blooms in summer. |
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Allium
Cristophii (Star of Persia)
formerly A. albopilosum
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$2.50
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Beautiful silvery-lilac to deep
lilac balls 8-12" across with up to a hundred star-shaped
flowers per individual head. Excellent dried! |
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Allium humile
white
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$2.25
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Late summer
bloomer - carries season into fall. Hard to find- easy to
grow- may bloom first year from seed. Bright white flowers
on 15-18" stems. |
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| Allium
karataviense |
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$3.50
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Best foliage of all the Alliums!
Thick bluish-green wide leaves (Like a short, fat amaryllis
leaf), and 200+ mauvey white florets in a 5"sphere on stems
6-8" high. |
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Allium karataviense 'Ivory Queen'
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$3.25
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A selection with 3-5" flower heads
of clear ivory. They shine above broad, glaucous leaves.
This is one of the rare Alliums worth growing for its handsome
blue foliage alone. It is a good choice for rock gardens
and other well-drained, sunny sites. Late spring bloom.
(10+ seeds)
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Allium
pulchella
Pink
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$3.50
ON SALE
$2.75
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Rare-2-3" loose clusters -partially
nodding blooms late summer 18-24" tall. Interestingly, seed
head droops as flower is pollinated. |
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Allium
pulchella
White
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Rare-2-3" loose clusters -partially nodding
blooms late summer 18-24" tall. Easily grown from seed.
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Allium
pulchella**
Mix
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Rare-2-3" loose clusters -partially
nodding blooms late summer 18-24" tall. Mix of Pink and White.
Easily grown from seed. |
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Allium
Schuberti**
(Fireworks Allium)
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Spectacularily
large lilac blooms 12-15" across- like a huge sparkler. I
had one this year over 2 feet across! |
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Allium
scorodoprasum ssp. 'jajlae'(sand leek)**
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SOLD OUT
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$2.00
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Alpine native, rosy-purple balls
1-1.5" across, flowers June-July. 15" high. |
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Allium splendens
(Miyama-rakkyo)
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$2.75
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Asian native,
stems 12-15" tall, flowers bowl shaped; rose purple in
rounded umbels in midsummer. |
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| Allium
Tuberosum (Garlic Chives) |
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$1.50
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Showy white flowers late summer
into fall. Leaves edible with garlic taste. |
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| ANEMONE
CORONARIA- (BLUE POPPY ANEMONE) ** |
$3.00
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GORGEOUS! Perhaps my favorite! Outstanding-
everyone that sees this in bloom wants it! Flowers a long
time- beautiful large poppy-like blue flowers with striking
black stamens.
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Anemone cylindrica
(Thimbleweed)
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$2.25
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Long-fruited
'thimble' will become cottony in appearance once it has been
fertilized. North American native wildflower of the prairies.
2004 seed. |
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Anemone japonica
Single Pink
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$2.50
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Large single deep pink blooms
on 3-4 foot stems late summer through fall until heavy frost.
Attractive maple-leaf shaped foliage. |
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Anemone
Japonica (Japanese Anemone)
Double Pink
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$2.50
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Double deep
pink blooms on 3-4 foot stems August through October. Fluffy
seedheads. Grow in partial shade to sun. |
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Anemone multifida rubra
(Cutleaf Anemone- Red)**
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$2.79
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North American native wildflower
is a sub-arctic species found throughout Canada and the Northern
States. Finely dissected leaves- red flowers 12" high. |
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Anemone sylvestris
(Snowdrop anemone white)***
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$2.79 |
Beautiful
springtime single white flower with bright yellow stamens.
Grows densely, so perfect to cover small early spring bulbs.
15" high. |
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Antirrhinum majus
(trailing snapdragon)
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$2.50
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Delightful tender perennial-
treat like annual in colder zones. Pink and yellow snapdragon
flowers on trailing plant suitable for hanging baskets or
rock garden. 2004 seed |
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| Aquilegia-see
Columbine |
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Aquilegias
or Columbines have been in cultivation since the 1500's. |
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Astrantia
'Hadspen's Blood' ****
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$4.00
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ACT QUICKLY- SELLS OUT FAST!
Excellent cultivar with deep red stems, and dark claret colored
blooms. Must-add to any astrantia collection. I highly recommend
this one. (20 seeds) |
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| Astrantia
major (Masterwort) white/pink/green |
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$2.25
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Papery star
blooms good dried, excellent cut flower lasts for weeks!!
Good for sun or shade-long bloom season! |
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**NEW**
Astrantia
maxima Soft Sherbert Pink
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$3.50
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Very unusual form of Astrantia!
Flowers emerge chartreuse and change to a soft powdery pink!
Largest flower of all the Astrantias!! |
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| Astrantia
Ruby Wedding |
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$2.49
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My favorite
Astrantia - deep pink almost claret flowers, bloom forever
(well, almost!) last for weeks as a cut flower - even dries
well! |
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Astrantia major Sunningdale varigated ***
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$4.00
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Extremely rare,
and even harder to find seed! Not all seeds will show varigation
right away, but keep them all, as it can take 2-3 years. (20
seeds) |
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| Baptisia
australis (False Blue Indigo) |
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$2.25 |
Similar flower
to Lupins, only the color of dark blue jeans! Attractive foliage.
NA native. Sun 3-4 ft. (10+ seeds) |
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Bidens-
Golden Goddess-annual- **
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$1.75
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Excellent fernlike foliage covered
with yellow long blooming flowers all summer till frost,
good for baskets, beds, planters 2ftX2ft |
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Buphthalmum salicifolium
(Willow-leaf sunwheel)
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$2.00
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Bright yellow
ox-eye daisy on attractive lance-shaped dark green foliage-
mid-low-growing groundcover. Sun. 8-15" high. |
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Carex buchananii
(New Zealand Sedge)
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$3.29
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New Zealand
Sedge is the colour of copper pipe and offers a unique architectural
detail to the garden or planter. Fine textured foliage with
tips that curl and crimp- perfect for arrangements. |
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Carex comans
(Bronze Sedge)
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$3.49
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Sculptural
grass that virtually needs no care. Forms a mound of extremely
fine textured copper-brown foliage all year long. |
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| Clematis
alpina Pamela Jackman |
$3.00
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Rich mid-blue/purple
nodding open bell-type flowers 2" across late spring, suitable
for pots, trellises. 6-7 feet.(15+ seeds). |
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Clematis-hybrid
Henryii
Limited Amount Available
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$3.00
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Huge white flowers, blooms
all season- spring- late fall (10+ seeds) One of the Best
Whites! Hybrid, may not come true from seed. (10+ seeds) |
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| Clematis
- hybrid Nelly
Moser *** |
$3.00
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Huge Lavender with Purple stripes, late spring and slightly
in fall. (10+ seeds) Very Popular! Hybrid, may not come true
from seed. |
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| Clematis
tangutica- Radar Love**** |
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$2.50
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Golden bell clematis, grey-green
finely divided leaves. Profuse nodding, lantern-shaped flowers,
very attractive seed-heads. May bloom first year fm seed!
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Columbine
(Aquilegia) Black Barlow
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$2.99
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Old Heritage
flower - Barlows are like a miniature dahlia. This one is
deep purple/almost black. Try it behind a lime green Hosta
and white flowered feverfew! |
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| Columbine
Magpie (Aquilegia)Black & white |
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$2.00
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Deep purple-almost black petals
with white center (hence the name 'Magpie'. Most single, may
get some doubles too. |
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Columbine-(Aquilegia) Pink Towers
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ON SPECIAL $0.99!!
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Gorgeous Soft
Pink Fully pleated- unusual form - 3 feet Beautiful Traditional
Flower Good for Sun or Shade In cultivation since 1500's.
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| Columbine-(Aquilegia)
Purple |
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$1.50
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Short Spur Violet Purple 3 feet
Beautiful cottage garden type flower, good for Sun or Shade.
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Columbine (Aquilegia)
Pink Barlow
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$2.49
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Unusual form
(more like a tiny Dahlia)- 3 feet Beautiful Traditional Flower
Good for Sun or Shade In cultivation since 1500's.
Pink |
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Columbine-(Aquilegia) Purple Barlow
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2.49
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Unusual form
(more like a tiny Dahlia)- 3 feet Beautiful Traditional Flower
Good for Sun or Shade In cultivation since 1500's. Purple |
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Columbine
Woodside
(varigated)
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$2.50
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My favorite
Columbine, Very attractive varigated foliage, double blue
flowers. Comes true from seed. |
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Corydalis
lutea- **
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$3.50
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Yellow bleeding heart longest blooming
perennial. Can bloom from April- November! Perfect for shady
spots! Excellent ground-cover.
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| Crocosmia
Lucifer |
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$2.25
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Brilliant red 4ft+
spectacular - definite humminbird magnet! Excellent sword-shaped
foliage, attractive seed-pods. Recommended |
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| Crocosomia-Bressingham
Blaze |
$3.49
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Excellent
companion to Lucifer-orangey and blooms later on shorter
stems- good addition to extend flowering season. Recommended |
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| Delphinium
Pacific Giant- Collected from Blue |
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$2.00
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4-5 ft+ Absolutely
stunning color, reached over 6 feet Great cut & dried.
Heirloom perennial. |
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Dianthus
deltoides 'Flashing Lights'
1 pack left
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$1.50
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Red flowers,
carpet type leaves, evergreen foliage. 2003 seed. |
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| Dianthus
hybridus Allwoodi Pinks |
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$1.50
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Nice perennial
carnation, considered one of the most fragrant,blooms
all summer mix of pinks. 2004 seed. |
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Dianthus knappi
pale yellow
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$2.75
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Pale yellow
flowers, ever-grey/green leaves, fragrant, blooms a
long time! Recommended. |
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Dianthus
White Lady
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$2.75
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Ground cover carnation,leaves
are evergreen, white flowers are fringed, this fragrance
is to die for! |
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| Digitalis
mertonensis (Strawberry Foxglove) |
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$2.25
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Flowers are an unusual crushed
strawberry shade. Plants are short-lived perennials easy to
raise from seed. Light dappled shade. 2-3 ft. high. |
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| Digitalis
purpurea (Foxglove) |
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$1.50
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Mix purples,
pinks, whites, biennial. This is an indispensible part of
any woodland garden- deer resistant- and will grow in sun
or shade! |
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| Dipsacus-
Fuller's Teasel |
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$1.50
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Great Dried
Seedpod- unparalled for arrangements! Prickly leaves
good for barrier plant! Once used to comb raw wool. 2004 seed. |
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| Echinops
ritro (Globe Thistle) |
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$2.19
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Blue globe shaped flower, butterflies
love it, good cut flower, good dried. 3-4 feet+ (10+
seeds) |
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| Eremus
bungei (Foxtail Lily) Yellow |
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Stately tall
foxtail lily- hardy to most zones, needs good drainage. Yellow
(10 seeds) |
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| Eryngium
planum (Sea Holly) |
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1.75
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Attractive
metallic blue flower heads that dry very well. Good cut flower.
2-3 feet Adds architectural interest. |
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Eryngium variifolium
(Variegated Sea Holly)
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$3.25
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Much smaller
than other species, Moroccan Sea Holly is suitable for the
rock garden (where I have mine) or front of the border. The
gorgeous marbled veining is what makes this one a standout! |
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| Eschscholzia- California Poppy (annual) |
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$1.50
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State flower
of California - very lacy, ferny leaves, bright orange flowers-long
bloom season. Seed in place- resents transplanting.NA native-
named in 1820 for Eschscholtz, leader of a Russian expedition
that collected the seed in 1816. Toothache remedy. |
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Eucomis
Bicolor
(Varigated
Pineapple Lily)***
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$3.50
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Flowers like
above, but larger and outlined with purple - stems dotted
with purple. Excellent cut flower. (10 seeds) Long season
of interest! |
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Feverfew
(Chrysanthemum parthenium)
Green-leaved
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$2.00
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Two varieties, green and golden
leaved, white daisy - eat leaves to relieve migraines. In
moderate climates, can harvest leaves almost all year long.
Green-leaved |
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Feverfew
Golden-leaved
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$2.00
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Excellent
variety to light up shady areas, provide contrast to dark
green or purple foliage. Golden-leaved |
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Francoa soncifolia (Bridal Wreath)
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$3.29
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Unique,charming
and beautiful plant whose graceful stems bear strawberry ice
cream pink flowers with a deeper pink stripe. 2004 seed. |
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Fragaria Italian Alpine Strawberry
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$2.00
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Everbearing Alpine strawberry-
will flower & fruit first year from seed. Use in rockeries,
planters. Bears fruit until hard frost! |
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| Geranium
Mix |
$3.00
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Mix of hardy pinks,
blues, magenta, economical alternative to ordering one of
each pack! (15 seeds)2004 seeds. |
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Geranium Pratense
Blue ***
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$3.00
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Well-behaved
selection of hardy blue geranium. I even have this growing
in my rock garden! Does not sprawl! (10 seeds) 2009 SEEDS! |
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Hellebore hybridus
Seed collected June 17 2009
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$3.50
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One of my favourite
flowers- such a performer! Well worth the wait it takes to
flower from seed! |
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| Geranium
Pratense 'Splish Splash'*** |
$3.50
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Excellent new cultivar-
White 'splashed' with blue, each flower is different! Very
unusual form! Holds up well without staking. Attractive leaves.
2ftX 2ft (10+ seeds) |
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| Hesperis
matronalis-lilac sweet rocket |
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$1.75
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Very fragrant.
Mauve phlox-like flowers. Attracts butterflies 3-4ft.
Blooms all summer if dead-headed. 2004 seed. |
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| Hosta Large green
- variety ?- |
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$1.50
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Leaves huge- lots of flowers
leaves good for bouquets. 2001 seed, kept frozen |
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| Hosta
Sieboldiana |
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$2.00
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Huge blue-green
leaves. Very stately looking Hosta. 2004 seed |
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| Hyssop
Anise- Agastache |
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$2.00
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Purple wonderful fragrance -
excellent cut. I highly recommend this for every
garden!!! 2-3 feet high in full sun. |
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Hyssop HoneyBee White Agastache
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$2.00
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Brand new-
same wonderful fragrance- now also available in white! Keeps
blooming till hard frost! 2-3 feet high in full sun. |
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| Iris
- Yellow Flag |
$2.00
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Yellow- loves
moist soil, can even grow in water! 10 large seeds (seeds
look like wooden beads!) NA native. |
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Iris setosa
Arctic Iris
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$3.00
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Lavender with
White- great dwarf Iris, blooms early summer, foliage attractive
all season. NA native. 6-8" high |
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| Iris-siberian
Silver Edge *** |
$3.00
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Gorgeous large
violet flowers edged with silver! 15+ seeds. My favorite Siberian
Iris! |
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Lavandula augustifolia
(English Lavender)
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$1.95
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Extremely
fragrant flowers and leaves- harvesting these seeds is a true
joy- just brushing the flower heads releases a wonderful,
healing scent! |
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Lavandula stoechas
(Spanish lavender)
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$1.95
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Lovely fragrance
and flowers have unique 'Bunny Ears'. Nice addition to Lavender
garden! |
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Lewisia cotyledon
(Siskiyou lewisia)Apricot
SOLD OUT
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$3.49
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Native to
N Cal and S Oregon, L. cotyledon is the best known and most
widely grown of the Lewisias. Collected from Apricot flowers
though seedlings may vary in colour. Needs well-drained
soil. |
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Lewisia longipetala x cotyledon
(Little Plum)
SOLD OUT
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$3.49
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Good, hardy
garden variety. Bright rose-pink to red flowers bllom all
summer. Shorter flower scapes than L. cotyledon. Needs
well-drained soil. |
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Lewisia pygmaea
(Dwarf Bitterroot)
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$2.99
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This delightful
little alpine flowers 1st year from seed-tiny pink & white
flowers 2" high, plant spreads 3". Needs good drainage.
North American native. Collected during the Lewis and Clark
expedition of 1804-1806. |
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Leycesteria
formosa (Himilayan Honeysuckle)***
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$3.79
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Very unusual
looking flowers racemes of white with purple bracts purple-black
berries. Hard to find in nurseries, but easy from seed! |
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Liatris spicata
Purple
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$1.50
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Excellent
cut or dried flower. Long spike of pinky-purple flowers excellent
for flower arranging. easy from seed. Full sun, moist soil.
North American native. Roots used by early settlers to repel
clothes moths. |
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| Lilium-
Lily |
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In cultivation
for 5000 years, Lilies are considered by many to be the most
beautiful flower! |
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| Lily
White Henryi |
$2.24
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Tops popularity
polls but not often available in nurseries! This 'Sunburst'
lily is white with deep orange centres. 4-5 feet tall. |
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Lily-Trumpet Orange
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$2.75
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A new addition
to my own garden, I had never seen these before. As gardens
become more 'exotic', orange is a good color to add! |
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| Lily-
Trumpet White |
$2.25
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Wonderful
huge white trumpets, finely dissected leaves. Grows quickly
from seeds. 2-3 feet tall. |
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Lobelia
syphilitica-Blue Cardinal Flower
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$2.49
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Perennial
blue orchid like lobelia 2-3 ft. Blooms late summer- early
fall.Will tolerate damp soils. North American native. Medicinal
uses. |
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| Lunaria(Money
plant/Sweet Honesty) |
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$1.75
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Biennial-will
reseed. Bright purple -one of the earliest spring flowers!
Good seedpods make one of the best dried flowers. Latin
name derived from luna, meaning moon, referring to its silvery
seed pods. |
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Luzula nivea
(Snowy woodrush)
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$2.99
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Grass-like perennial with showy
white flowers and hairy grey green leaves, good for moist
shady areas- will tolerate full sun. 12-24" |
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| Lychnis
coronaria Angel's Blush |
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$1.75
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Long-blooming.
delicate looking but tough drought tolerent plant. White flower
with pink eye -velvety grey leaves resemble lamb's ears. Downy
white hairs on leaves once used in the making of lamp wicks.
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| Malva
sylvestris Mauritania |
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$2.00
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Gorgeous perennial
mallow with deep violet purple flowers 3-4 ft+. Resembles
hollyhocks- but more disease resistent. |
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Malva sylvestris
Pink
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$2.00
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So easy from
seed, that I almost feel guilty when visitors comment on how
pretty and showy it looks in the garden. Will usually bloom
the first year from seed! 3-4 ft+ |
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Meconopsis
betonicifolia **(Himilayan Blue Poppy)
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$3.00
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Perhaps the
most desired flower by garden conniseurs! Outstanding blue
flowers. Prefers a sandy, peaty soil, moist and cool in summer.
Hardy to -20C. |
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| Meconopsis
cambrica - Welsh Poppy - yellow |
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$2.50
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Rare yellow
tissue-like flowers Blooms all season! This one earns its
place in the garden! I always sell out of this quickly at
my plant sales. |
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Milium effusum 'Aureum' (Bowles' Golden
Grass) ***
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$3.00
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One of my
favorite ornamental grasses, and the first I grew from seed.
Grows well in sun or shade, graceful golden leaves topped
by ethereal golden flowers. 35-70cm high. |
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| Muscari-
Grape Hyacinth |
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$1.50
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Early spring
bloomer blue fragrant flowers. |
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Nicotiana Langsdorfii
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$2.50
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From Brazil
- 3' - 5' tall annual - reseeds- with branching stems from
which hang lots of pendant, bell-shaped, green blooms with
blue centers. It grows in sun or shade (looks great with "Forget-Me-Nots")
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Nicotiana
sylvestris
1 pack left
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$2.00
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Tall white
annual 5ft+ in one season fragrant. Excellent in shade/part
shade. 2003 seed. |
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Nigella
damascena - Love in a Mist
White
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$1.75
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White annual-reseeds,
good seedpods-Very
unusual- pod surrounded by fern-like threads! one of the best
dried flowers. 2003 seed. |
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Nigella
damascena - Love in a Mist
Blue
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$1.75
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Blue annual-reseeds,
good seedpods-Very
unusual- pod surrounded by fern-like threads! one of the best
dried flowers. |
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Nigella
damascena - Love in a Mist
Mix
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$1.75
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Mix of blue
and white annual-reseeds, good seedpods-Very
unusual- pod surrounded by fern-like threads! one of the best
dried flowers. |
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| Oenothera
- Sundrops |
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$1.75
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Yellow- Sweet-smelling
Good background plant or as filler for new gardens. 2-21/2
ft. |
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| Papaver
rupifragum- Spanish Poppy - Tangerine Gem |
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This is one
of the longest-blooming flowers in my garden. Attractive blue-grey
foliage with rare double flowers- the color of orange sherbert
Recommended! |
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Papaver
somniferium (Opium poppy)
Pink with Purple Blotch
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Annual- reseeds!
Absolutely my best-selling seed! These are super easy garden
plants. Just sprinkle the seed and let Mother Nature do the
rest. (2000+ seeds) 2004 seed. |
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Papaver
somniferium Lavender Peony Poppy
SORRY SOLD OUT
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$3.50
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Lavender Peony
Type- my best selling seed! Flowers found in Old Dutch Masters
paintings. (2000+ seeds) |
SORRY SOLD OUT
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| Papaver
somniferium Mix of single pink and lavender peony |
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Mix of both
single Pink and peony Lavender and some new hybrids. Sure
to be showstoppers! Nice seedpods. 2000+ seeds! |
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Pennisetum glaucum
Purple Majesty Ornamental Millet
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$2.79
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Absolutely
stunning! This is the star of my late summer, and fall garden.
Very decorative dark purple plumes /seedpods stay on till
heavy frost. |
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| Physalis
alkekengi (Chinese Lantern) |
$2.00
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Orange balloon
shaped seed pods-excellent dried. Aggressive spreader, but
excellent when contained. 10+ seeds. Try letting them fade
to tan for a different look, or letting them skeletonize &
show off the interior orange berry! 2004 seed. |
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Phytolacca americana
(Pokeweed, Red-ink Plant)
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$2.25
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Though poisonous,
this plant is highly recommended by Native Plant enthusiasts.
Originally from Florida, it can grow 3-10ft tall (mine grows
8 ft+ each year). Berries used for dye. (10+ seeds) North
American native. |
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| Platycodon
- balloon flower blue ** |
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$2.00
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Unique balloon
shaped flowers open to star-shape. Long-lived perennial- can
stay in one spot for a generation! |
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| Platycodon
- balloon flower double white |
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$2.50
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Rare double
form- good for bouquets. One of the last perennials to emerge
in spring-mark its spot in the garden. 2004 seed. |
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| Polemonium
caeruleum - Jacob's ladder blue |
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One of the
first perennials to emerge in spring, nice foliage. Delightful
sky-blue flowers. |
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| Polemonium
caeruleum - Jacob's ladder white** |
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$2.00
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Unusual white form- nice crisp white flowers.
May re-bloom late summer. Shade-part
shade. 15-20" high. 2004 seed.
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Pulsatilla alpina sulphurea
butter yellow
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$3.25
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Very rare-
I grew mine from seed- and this is the first year I have seed
for sale- Prettiest soft yellow flowers- ferny- attractive
leaves. 12-15" high, alpine native. |
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Pulsatilla vulgaris- Lavender Prairie Crocus
Only 2 packs left!
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$3.49
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Extremely
hardy- probably not suited to very hot areas- likes sun, long
season of interest- attractive leaves, flowers, and seedheads.
North American native. |
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Pulsatilla vulgaris-Purple Prairie Crocus
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$3.19
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Extremely
hardy- probably not suited to very hot areas- likes sun, long
season of interest- attractive leaves, flowers, and seedheads.
North American native. 2009 SEEDS |
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| Pulsatilla
vulargis- alba (White Prairie Crocus) |
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$3.79
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Extremely hardy- probably not suited to
very hot areas- likes sun, long season of interest- attractive
leaves, flowers, and seedheads. North American native. 2009
SEEDS
Recommended!
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Salvia lyrata- Purple
Volcano
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$2.95
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New variety
with deep bronze/purple foliage that deepens color over summer
and does not turn green as many purple leaved plants do. 10-12"
high. Sun 15+ seeds. Recommended! |
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Scilla
hispanica -
BLUE
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$2.25
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Spanish bluebells-
indispensible spring blue! Tuck a few of these anywhere in
your garden! |
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| Scilla
hispanica - PINK |
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$2.25
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Spanish bluebells
Hard to find pink is quite pretty. |
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Scill hispanica -
MIX
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$2.50
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Mix of both
pink and blue Spanish bluebells- these are a delightful harbinger
of spring- great cut flower! |
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| Sidalcea
Party girl |
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$2.49
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Heirloom,
favorite cottage garden variety. Bright pink mallow like flowers,
with white eye 2-3 ft. |
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Silene
orientalis aka S. asterias
perennial red
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$2.25
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Very hard
to find variety- glossy green foliage! All the silenes are
very attractive to butterflies and hummingbirds! 2-2 1/2feet.
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| Silene
perennial hot pink |
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$2.25
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3ftX 3ft Like
a hot pink baby's breath with 1" flowers-long-blooming season Hummingbirds
love this one! |
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Snapdragon- trailing
see- Antirrhinum majus
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| Teasel-
Dipsacus Fullonum |
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$1.75
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Great Dried
Seedpod- unparalled for arrangements! Once used to comb wool
'Fuller's Teasel' Excellent germination %. 2004 seed. |
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Thalictrum aquilegifolium - meadowrue
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$2.35
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Dainty blue-green
leaves resemble a columbine's- airy pink flowers. Good for
woodland garden. 3-4 feet |
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| Tellima
grandiflora- Fringecups |
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$1.75
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Pacific North
West Native- Loves the shade- evergreen, pretty white-tinged
pink flowers. |
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| Verbascum
chaixii alba |
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$2.25
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Furry foxglove-like
leaves, white flower with violet eye. Strong upright habit,
long bloom season. Re-blooms. |
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Verbascum chaixii
Yellow w purple centre
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$2.25
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Pure
yellow flowers with violet eye- blooms first year from seed.
Adds strong vertical dimension to garden. Reblooms. North
American native. 2004 seed. |
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Verbascum phoeniceum alba
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$2.50
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Smaller than
V. chaixii, leaves are crispier and crinklier, definitely adds
height to the border- but can squeeze into a tight space! Short-lived
perennial, so save seed. |
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Verbascum phoeniceum 'Violetta'
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$2.75
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One of the
most highly recommended plants for the perennial border- may
be short-lived- but easy from seed! 2004 seed. |
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Veronica-
Blue perennial |
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$1.75
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Customer
favorite! 2-3 1/2 feet, with spikes of deep blue flowers-good
for sunny borders-hardy to all zones. |
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