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Anemone Queen Charlotte
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Japanese anenome flower in early autumn. The lobed leaves actually
form quite a nice ground covering mat. Stems rising to about 90cm above
carry open, clear double pink flowers with bright yellow stamens in the
centre. These also make a good cut flower .
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1g $7.75
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Anemonella Oscar Schoaf
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This is the classic raspberry-sorbet pink, double form and
is one of the most beautiful of all spring flowers. Slow to multiply and
much sought after. One tip, keep it cool, the hotter the plant, the paler
the flower colour. Good light and cool conditions keep each flower in condition
for three weeks, and the whole plant in perfect shape for six. Z4-8
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$22.00
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Arisarum proboscideum
Mouse Tail Ginger
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Zone: 5 - 9 Height: 6", Part Shade,
Spread: 10"
Lustrous, dark green clumps of early, arrow-shaped foliage reveal,
when lifted, long, horizontally held purple and white spathes with a protruding
purple spadix, like the tail end of a mouse fleeing down a hole. Intriguing,
endearing, very cute. Partial or full shade, humusy soil. 6" x 15"
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$5.00
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Arisaema triphyllum
Jack in the Pulpit
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This familiar woodland plant is usually found near waterfalls or
where water is running. Jack in the Pulpit's flower is actually a green
spathe that surrounds and shelters its flower spike. It reaches one to
two feet tall by mid-spring, but this plant becomes most visible in early
autumn, when its clusters of brilliant orange-red berries appear. Deer
resistant.
Warning: No part of the fresh plant should be taken internally.
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$5.25
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Asarum Splendens
Wild Chinese Ginger
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Vigorous Chinese species with large silver-marked leaves and running
rhizomes. It forms large colonies in loose humus-rich soil, making a good
groundcover in light to moderate shade. Introduced by the Arnold Arboretum
as A. magnificum. USDA Zones 6-9.
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$6.50
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Baptisia Starlite
Prairie Blues
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It shines with soft blue pea flowers that glow white at the base
for a sparkling overall appearance. A good strong grower with long spikes
of flowers from mid-May to June. After the flowers fade, the seedpods turn
charcoal black, making a valued addition to dried flower arrangements.
H32" Z3
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1g $14.00
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Baptisia Twighlight
Prairie Blues
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Spires of tightly packed flowers gracefully rise above the handsome
blue-green foliage. The deep violet bloom is highlighted with lemon-yellow
keel petals. Flowers fade to a lovely violet-purple. This vigorous grower
creates a stunning architectural effect in border plantings. H32" Z3
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1g $14.00
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Brunnera Spring Yellow
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H: 12 in. leaf: light greenish-yellow to light yellow, best
color in spring Z4-8 Flowers in early spring.
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$12.00
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Convallaria Albostriata
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Pristine white fragrant flowers dance merrily among deep
green leaves striped with creamy white veins. This Lily-of-the-Valley is
a real conversation piece in the bright woodland garden. Use this plant
for early blooms in shady beds. Hardy zones 2-7. loves shade
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$11.75
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Convallaria Flore Plena
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This European native with very fragrant, white, bell-shaped
flowers grows from "pips" or shoots along a rhizome. Lily-of-the-valley
produces two or three dark green leaves up to 8 inches long and 2 to 3
inches wide, and will reach a height of 10 to 12 inches. Double White
Flower Z2-7
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$10.25
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Convallaria Rosea
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Like the species, but flowers are shell pink and growth is
slightly less robust. Excellent for shade. Z2-7
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$5.75
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Convallaria Majalis
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Clusters of small, white, very fragrant bell-shaped flowers
appear in late spring. Spreads slowly to form a dense mat of foliage; makes
an attractive and long-lived ground cover. Prefers partial shade, especially
in warm climates. Z2-7
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$2.50
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Convallaria Hardwick Hall
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vigorous clone with 9" tall, glaucous-green leaves edged
with a dramatic golden border. In spring, the patches are adorned with
fragrant white flowers. Z2-7
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$4.95
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Echinacea Crazy Pink
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Lightly fragrant, clear pink blooms rise above height given: up
to 15". Very floriferous. Compact, dark green foliage. A one-year-old plant
can have more than 100 blooms! After establised in the ground the second
season's blooms will be numerous and taller than before. H30" Z4 Fall flowering.
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$10.00
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Echinacea Green Jewel
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The blooms measure 3 to 5 in (7 to 10 cm) wide, with two rows of
somewhat short, broad, delightfully curled and ruffled green petals, surrounding
a deep green cone. Fragrant blooms from July to September. The flowers
hold their color as they age Z3 H20" Fall flowering.
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$9.75
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Echinacea Green Envy
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Unusual lime-green daisy-like flower heads with rose pink rays
towards the centers of the tepals. Large cone-shaped centre is dark green
and lime green. Long lasting flowers, borne on strong stiff stems are perfect
for cut flower arrangements. Z3 H32" Fall flowering.
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$7.00
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Echinacea Meringue
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This hybrid bears masses of pompom-like, double white flowers with
a yellow heart from July till Srptember. Vigorous, well-branched and luxuriant
green foliage add to the beauty. H20" Z3 Fall flowering.
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$10.00
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Echinacea Sunrise
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Soft, citron yellow, fragrant, daisy-like flowers are up to 5 inches
across with a central cone that starts out green and quickly gives way
to gold. Z4 H32"
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$10.00
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Echinacea Milkshake
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'Milkshake' is very floriferous with white, fully double pompon-like
flowers. The yellow center of the young flowers is very striking. It is
a full size Echinacea with very strong, well-branched stems that produce
a lot of flowers. Flowering starts in July and continues until the end
of September. Z4 H30" Fall flowering.
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$10.00
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Echinacea Pink Poodle
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Amazingly large and fluffy, 4" wide flower heads. These bright
pink flowers are held by strong, well-branched stems of excellent vigour.
An excellent choice for cut-flower or the butterfly garden. H32" Z4 Fall
flowering.
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1g $15.00
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Echinacea Tomato Soup
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Stunning warm, tomato-red flowers to 5" wide. A real treat covered
with flowers till frost. Deadhead to prolong bloom. Plants are well branched
and show excellent vigour. Z3 H32" Fall flowering.
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1g $15.00
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Heuchera Miracle
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The miracle sister of "Tiramisu" PPAF, this lovely heuchera also
produces midsummer pink flowers. When the foilage appears it is a brigh
lemon-lime color that later turns into a deep red color as it ages while
maintaining a bright edge. This quick growing heuchera is heat and humidity
tolerant. Plant in rich soil with good drainage for best results. Bloom
Time: Jun - Jul Hardiness Zone: 4 - 9 Height: 10" - 15"
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$8.50
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Heuchera Tiramisu
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The leaves emerge golden-yellow with red highlights in spring and
turn chartreuse with silver markings by summer. Sprays of creamy flowers
add to the show. Compact grower fits nicely in smaller gardens, as edging,
or in pots H10" Z4
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$8.50
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Rudbeckia Sonora
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Wonderful, free flowering daisies in colors from yellow through
bronze and mahogany. You can have them for years, but the original plants
will only last a season or two. The plants self-seed readily. H24" Z3-8
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$5.25
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Salvia Mainackt
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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. Z3-8
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$3.75
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Tiarella Mystic Mist
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Bred for vigor, this new beautiful Tiarella is variegated and colorful.
'Mystic Mist' has bright green leaves with white speckled variegation and
prominent red veins all year. Blooms in spring are white foam flowers.
Fall color has striking pink tones. Fast growing clumping habit. Needs
good drainage. H5-7" Z4-9
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$6.00
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Trillium catesbaei
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Ht. 30-45cm. Z4. This is a beautiful trillium with
nodding pink to rose flowers with purple anthers.
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$5.00
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Trilllium chloropetalum giganteum rubra
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Ht.20-65cm Z5 One of the best and hardest to get Trilliums
. Large up pointing dark red petals atop handsome mottled leaves.
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4" pot $20.00
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Trillium erectum
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Ht. 20-30cm. Z4. Purple-red flower set 2.5-5cm above
leaves on a slender stalk. Petals are nearly erect, with purple red anthers
bearing white pollen. Easily grown in humus-rich soil in shade to
part sun. Blooms April to May.
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$5.00
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Trillium erectum x flexipes
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N.A.Native. Ht. 20-45cm. Z4. This is similar to T.erectum
albiflorum in early bloom but after a few days turns a lovely light tan
color. Flower is also slightly nodding.
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4" pot $18.00
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Trillium flexipes
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N.A.Native. Ht. 30-40cm. Z4. Similar to T.cernuum but nodding
flowers almost always above the leaves. Flowers usually white but
occasionally pink, red or brown.
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4" pot $14.00
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Trillium grandiflorum
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Ht. 30-45cm. Z3. White flowers, turning to pink with
age. Petal margins wavy, anthers yellow. Blooms April to June.
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$4.00
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Trillium grandiflorum plenum
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N.A.Native. Ht. 30-45cm. Z3. This is another
white double T. grandiflorum with fully double white, camellia-like flowers.
This, in our stock, is referred to as Trillium grandiflorum double form
#5 as we have not been able to trace the origin of this double form. These
are nice, bloom sized tubers.
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4" pot $85.00
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Trillium luteum
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Ht. 30-40cm. Z6. Fragrant, lemon scented yellow flowers
and attractively mottled leaves. Blooms May to June.
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$4.00
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Trillium hibbersonii
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Native. Ht.3-12cm Z6? This is a miniature Trillium with pink
flowers that fade to white stained pink. Forms nice clumps in a garden
setting. This was originally found on the West Coast of Vancouver Island.
These are bloom sized or near bloom sized rhizomes that are naturally small.
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4" pot $32.00
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Trillium kurabayashii
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Ht.30-50cm. Z5. Large upright fragrant purple-red flowers
atop usually well mottled leaves .
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4" pot $18.00
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Trillium lancifolium
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Narrow mottled leaves and maroon red upright flowers. We
offer near bloom sized plants.
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4" pot $20.00
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Trillium ovatum
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Native. Ht. 25-60cm. Z5. Fragrant white flowers
age to pink then to wine purple. Blooms March to May. Easy to grow.
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4" pot $14.00
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Trillium parviflorum
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Native. Ht17-30cm. Z6. This looks like a small form of T.
albidum with mottled leaves. Small white sessile flowers with a spicy
fragrance. Leaves usually slightly mottled, fruit dark maroon.
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4" pot $14.00
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Trillium pusillum
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Dwarf White Trillium
N.A.Native. Ht. 20-30cm. Z6. White flowers age to
cherry red, petals inclined upwards. Bronze-green leaves. Grow
in part shade to shade in humus-rich soil.
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4" pot $14.00
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Trillium recurvatum
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t. 30-45cm. Z5. Brown-red flowers set atop mottled
leaves
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$5.00
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Trillium rivale
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Native. Ht5-15cm. Z. A wonderful tiny trillium that forms
clumps. Flowers range from white to pink often spotted
with purple. These are four year old seedlings that are naturally
very small (tuber much smaller than the size of a pea).
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4" pot $14.00
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Trillium rivale seedlings of a Pink Form
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Ht.5-10cm. Z5. We offer 4 year old seedlings of this beautiful
pink form of Trillium rivale. Naturally tiny rhizomes.
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4" pot $14.00
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Trillium stamineum
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N.A.Native. Ht.15-30cm. Z4. A sessile trillium with twisted
petals laying somewhat horizontally with a prominant upright cluster of
stamens. Flowers usually very dark red purple. Blooms April to June.
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4" pot $14.00
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Trillium sessile
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Mottled, stalkless leaves and maroon or sometimes greenish petals
and are usually less than 30cm (1') high.
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$5.00
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Trillium sulcatum
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Southern Red Trillium
Ht.30-70cm. Z4. A showy species similar to T.erectum with larger
petals which are slightly recurved at the tips. Typically a rich
maroon red but ranges from red to yellow and occasionally pink or white.
Very large rhizomes. A must for any garden. It appears that the predominant
form in our population is the rarer white form. We are unable to select
individual colours.
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4" pot $15.00
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Trillium undulatum
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Painted Trillium is a small, delicate member of the group, growing
6-8" high. The leaves are 4-5" long, 2-3" wide. The flower grows on a short
upright stalk and is about 1.5" to 2" wide. The petals are white with a
blaze of crimson at the center, and they are slightly wavy, or "undulating"
along the edges. They bloom in mid-to late May, and don't last long. Over
the summer they develop a single bright red berry-like fruit
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$5.00
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Trillium vaseyi
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Ht. Z5. Large red nodding flowers. A beautiful species.
We have just a few of these this year.
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4" pot $16.00
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Trillium viridescens
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Ht.20-50cm Z4. A species with sessile flowers. Narrow
green upright petals are purple at the base.
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4" pot $18.00
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Uvalaria Sessilifolia
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Ht.12-45cm. Z4. This species is smaller than the other two but
very similar forming nice colonies over time in the woodland garden.
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$3.75
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