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A vigorous Hosta with bright green leaves and sweetly scented lily-like white blooms. Tolerates more sun than most Hostas without developing a bleached appearance. Looks great with Astilbe and Coralbells.
Blue green margined leaves with a chartreuse yellow center, turning whitish gold as the season progresses. Light lavender flowers on 24″ tall scapes in late spring. Vigorous grower.
Excellent clinging vine for covering stone walls, arbors, trees, etc. Needs some sort of support. Gloss, dark green leaves. Flattened clusters of fragrant, white, lace-cap configured flowers in late spring to early summer. Best grown in well-drained soil in part shade to full shade. Slow to establish, but quite vigorous thereafter.
Red Creeping Thyme gives you profuse reddish-pink flowers carpeting a low, mat forming plant in early summer. A spectacular sight with fragrant foliage. Thick mats of dark green leaves which can be walked on. The creeping nature of the plant makes it an excellent choice planted between stepping stones, pavers, or as a ground cover. Needs good drainage.
Also known as Two-Row Stonecrop. Vigorous spreader forms dense mats. Trailing reddish stems root readily. Grows in dry soil. Purplish-bronze foliage emerges with red-edges, and turns deeper red in the fall. Brilliant red flowers contrast nicely with the foliage in summer. Star-shaped flowers adorn the low flower clusters. Quickly forms a dense mat for a border, edging or a superb groundcover.
Needs full sun and fertile, well-drained soil. Excellent drought tolerance. Nice plants for the perennial border and cut flowers. Deadhead for the best performance. Light green foliage. 1993 Perennial Plant of the Year. Long blooming.
A bushy, clump-forming, compact cultivar. Dense, deep purple blue, candle-like flowers from June through September. Narrow, lance shaped, dark green, glossy foliage. Deadhead to prolong blooming. Good drainage is essential. Excellent as groundcover, in masses, or in the perennial border. Tolerates light shade.
A low growing evergreen perennial valued for fragrant foliage, profusion of beautiful reddish pink flowers from late spring to early summer. The creeping nature of the plant makes it an excellent choice planted between pavers, as a ground cover.
Rosy pink flowers in the late summer, that age to a salmon-bronze and coppery red. Leave flower heads on plants to provide winter interest. Drought tolerant. Thick, succulent, blue-green foliage. Excellent for all beds and borders. Good cut or dried flower.
Also known as Two-Row Stonecrop. Vigorous spreader forms dense mats. Trailing reddish stems root readily. Grows in dry soil. Purplish-bronze foliage emerges with red-edges, and turns deeper red in the fall. Brilliant red flowers contrast nicely with the foliage in summer. Star-shaped flowers adorn the low flower clusters. Quickly forms a dense mat for a border, edging or a superb groundcover.
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