USA Order Form 2009

Minimum order is $35.00 of plants to the USA.
We have frozen prices for 2009

Hostas and Irises
 2009
All #1 size divisions 1-2 fans. 1 or 2 gallon size plants have multiple fans
Hosta care and planting
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   Hostas
DESCRIPTION
2009
USD
Black Jack
A large hosta with heavily corrugated, extremely dark leaves. H18" 
 $7.50
Blue Mouse Ears
Hosta 'Blue Mouse Ears' a wonderful new blue mini that has been in great demand with very round blue leaves that are quite thick and form a nice tight mound. Will hold a unique place in any hosta garden with lavender flowers. Mini mound size at maturity.
$9.00
Center of Attention
Rounded leaves with a yellow center, surrounded by 2 shades of green. Lavender flowers. H15-20" June-July flowers
$9.00
Christmas Tree
Huge rich green leaves that have creamy-white margins, (yellow early in the season), and heavy substance with lots of puckering. An outstanding plant that displays great vigour and makes an impressive clump. Seems to tolerate a wide range of light conditions with little consequence. Lovely lavender flowers. Large size at maturity. Zone 3 to 9 and partial shade.
$10.00
Dawn's Early Light
Nearly rounded, deeply corrugated leaves are pale yellow turning chartreuse. One of the brightest yellow hostas in the spring, making a spectacular showing early in the season. Clump Size:  (L) 36" x 20" -- Leaf Size:  9" x 8". Z2-8
$6.00
Earth Angel
a marvelous white-edged mutation of Hosta 'Blue Angel'. Each 5' wide clump is composed of thick, wide, pointed blue leaves, each surrounded by a 1" wide, creamy border (yellow in spring). This breakthrough is the first giant blue hosta to have a border..
$15.00
Golden Waffles
12" tall. Part Sun to Light Shade. Chartreuse/yellow heart shaped, wrinkled leaves. Slug resistant. Purple flowers.
$5.50
Ghost Spirit
A sport of H. 'Valentine lace' with blue heart shaped leaves are irregularly misted and streaked with white. Many of the leaves will develop a white centre that holds in milder climates or shady locations but the variegation can fade to a faint misting with the summer's heat. Topped with lavender flowers and has good substance. Medium
$11.00
Green Acres
Foliage Mound:  60" wide x 33" tall, known to get 78" wide x 35" tall.
Leaves: 16. 5" long x 12. 5" wide, 16 pair of veins, medium green, good substance, slight margin alundulations, veins deeply impressed.
Flowers: Clustered, lavender Flowers. Bloom Scape: 40" tall. Its Leaves are large and distinctive, due primarily that they are relatively narrow with distinct waviness.
$8.00
Gypsy Rose
 (15"ht x 30"w) Habit – Mounding Bloom – Lavender Parent – sport of ‘Striptease’
A much wider and brighter yellow center as compared to its very popular parent ‘Striptease’. Pale lavender flowers in mid-summer. Vigorous.
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High Society
This striking hosta is a sport of the beloved 'June'. 'High Society' emerges in the spring with a warm yellow center which brightens to white by midsummer. The leaves are edged by a wide blue margin. Pale lavender flowers open just above the mound of foliage in late summer.
$12.00
Hope
Green leaves edged with greenish yellow margin. Mature size – 8.5 inches wide x 3 inch height; mounding, moderate growth.
Lavender flower, atop tiny 11 inch tall scape. This dwarf makes an 8 inch wide mound of tiny, round green leaves, each with a dramatic 1/2 inch wide golden margin. HOPE is so small, it should be planted in a special place. 
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Juha
Chartreuse edges with an apple green center that matures to darker green. White wavy textured edge.
$19.00
Kabitan
8" tall and wide, Slender, wavy leaves less than an inch wide grow about six inches long and form a small clump. Green leaves have a wide stripe of gold down the center. The bright variegation really brightens up a shady spot. 
$9.00
Pineapple Upsidedown
Cake
The long wavy leaves emerge pure green, then the center quickly brightens to a brilliant white-gold, while the edge becomes a narrow black-green border.
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Sleeping Beauty
Frosty blue-green leaves are outlined with creamy margins. A sport of Hosta Halcyon. Thick leaves are slug resistant. Displays good growth rate. Lavender-blue flowers.
$9.00
Stained Glass
golden yellow centered leaves with wide, dark green margins. The prominent veins give this it the effect of a stained glass. White flowers. H15" W 32"
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Touch of Class
blue leaves have heavy substance and striking gold centers and green streaking. Lavender flowers in mid summer. H16"
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T Rex
This gigantic hosta will make heads turn in any garden. The large floppy leaves and its delicate, near-white flowers makes a gorgeous backdrop in any berm. Leaves 18" x 15"
$10.00

True Blue
Foliage Mound:  18-24" tall x 30-36" wide. Now known to get 52" wide x 32" tall.
Leaves: Blue, heavily textured, puckered Leaves are 11. 5" long x 8 1/8" wide. Color holds a long time,even in partial sun. Seems pest resistant. 16-18 pair of veins.
Flowers: Unusual orchid colored edged in white, bell-shaped, during mid-season, fertile.
 $4.50

USA Order Form 2009

Irises  2009
Iris care and planting
Prefers moist acid soils with Ph levels at 5.0-6.5. Plant in full sun or partial shade.
Sold as bare root  #1 division size if no pot size marked. 1g or 2g means plant established in 1 gallon or 2 gallon plant for 1 year.
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Cultivar
Description
Price
Japanese (ensata) Irises
Kiyozuru
Violet flowers flecked with white markings. Height 3'. Flowers June - July. Plant in lime free soil in sunny damp border. Not in a pond. Zone 2+
$5.75
Queen's Tiara
White 6 inch flowers with a tinge of purple. Beautiful contrast with the solid purple standards. June-July H2-2.5 ft Zone 2+
$5.75
Shiro Nithonkai
Enormous 9" white flowers, randomly splashed with purple. flowers June-July H2-2.5 ft Zone 2+
$5.75
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Moist area or pond Irises
Louisiana Water Iris.......
 Early in the last century adventuresome gardeners in Louisiana began collecting their native wild swamp iris and adding them to their domestic plantings. The diversity of colors and structure had the botanist John Small declare Louisiana 'the iris center of the universe'.  While some experts claim hardiness into z-6 several varieties do well in z-4 and even into Canada. Their awesome array of colors and delicate foliage lends a hand making a focal point in any garden where they are planted.  Louisiana iris prefer rich organic soil on the acid side and full sun. While they can thrive in water during the growing season it is suggested to have their roots in drier ground during the winter months. If planted in typical garden soil make sure to administer ample water each week. At least 2 inches per week should do it. 
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Jack Attack
Stands light purple; falls purple, strong yellow signal; ruffled. H 32"
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barbata
First Snowfall
Beauty clean pure white flowers that reach about 15" in height. Full sun.
$3.50
2/$5.75


USA Order Form 2009

Sara and Frank Moro
Select Plus International Lilac Nursery
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