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perennials aquilegia continued yellow queen 5680 30 in 34,500 s attractive 2-3 in lemon yellow long spurred flowers a176 250 sds $4.80 500 sds $8.85 1,000 sds $15.60 2,000 sds $28.75 · aquilegia f-1 hybrid columbine 18,500 sds/oz clementine series 12-18 in 24,000 s here s the spectacular new generation of aquilegia fully double flowers that are upward facing and spurless they actually resemble clematis flowers hence the name unique and showy appearance along with improved shelf life make this a stand-out vernalization is required primed seed for more uniform germination weeks to flower 34-40 zones 4 enhanced seed blue 5190en dark purple 5191en red 5192en rose 5193en aquilegia continued songbird series x 19,500-26,000 s f-1 hybrid very early flowering beautiful 2 1/2 -3 in flowers in late spring and early summer with compact growth habit an outstanding series that will flower the first year weeks to flower 26-32 zones 5-8 blue jay 5535 x 30 in dark blue sepals with white petal
| perennials bellis continued rominette series x 5 in 139,000-162,500 s an early flowering improved pomponette type highly double 1 in quilled blooms on strong stems will flower april-july the first year from seed zones 4-8 carmine rose 5127 pink 5128 white 5130 bidens golden eye 15,000 sds/oz 65°-68° 5-8 days darkness will help germination easy to grow will flower in 12 weeks from seeding golden goddess 5623 28 in 14,500 s attractive small goldenyellow daisy flowers held above fine lacy foliage for bedding baskets and tubs will flower all season b042 1/64 oz $4.80 1/32 oz $6.90 1/16 oz $11.85 1/8 oz $21.40 1/4 oz $39.65 campanula also see listing under annuals campanula 65°-70° 2 weeks for the best germination freeze seed for 5 days before sowing expose seed to alternate dark and light periods with soil temperature at 70° do not cover seed with media after sowing light will help germination beautiful 2-3 in flowers with 5-petals fused into a bell blooms may august a nice cut
| perennials cimicifuga snakeroot 11,000 sds/oz 65° 2-3 weeks for the best germination keep media moist throughout germination period light will help germination racemosa 5731 £ 36-84 in 13,000 s black cohosh an imposing plant with 1/2 in creamy-white spikes of fragrant flowers will bloom july to frost zones 4-8 c094 1/256 oz $4.80 1/128 oz $6.45 1/64 oz $9.90 1/32 oz $17.80 1/16 oz $33.60 1/8 oz $64.35 coreopsis continued rising sun 5719 x 20-36 in 12,000 s f-1 hybrid semidouble flowers with a red fleck in the center of each petal flowers the first year up to a week earlier than early sunrise naturally compact requires less growth regulators weeks to flower 11-12 zones 4-9 a136 100 sds $5.60 200 sds $9.90 500 sds $17.95 1,000 sds $33.80 coronilla varia 5,600 sds/oz 60° 3 weeks pinkish-white flowers spreading perennial for banks and hillsides this variety will solve your erosion problem of slopes and washing out of other varieties never needs mowing and is fire retardant ab
| perennials dianthus continued shrimp 5827 7 in 130,000 s d deltoides beautiful salmon-pink flowers nice spreading habit sa 500 sds $4.80 1,000 sds $6.85 2,000 sds $11.90 5,000 sds $21.80 10,000 sds $41.60 dianthus sweet william also see listing of dianthus under annuals dianthus sweet william sweet william 26,000 sds/oz 64°-68° 7-14 days d barbatus including both tall and dwarf varieties as well as single and double flowers this class of dianthus is oftern referred to as sweet william and is typically grown as a biennial likes well drained soil and full sun blooms june-september will flower the same year as sown will attract butterflies all season double midget mixture 5822 6-8 in 33,000 s d barbatus pinocchio dwarf mixture beautiful mixture of double flowers this superior strain is very compact growing zones 2-9 d126 1,000 sds $4.80 2,000 sds $5.70 5,000 sds $9.40 10,000 sds $33.90 · dianthus sweet william continued single midget mixture 5821 4-5 in 36,500 s d barbatus indian c
| perennials eryngium sea holly 6,000 sds/oz 65°-75° 7-10 days for the best germination freeze seed 3 -5 days before sowing will bloom june-september alpinum superbum 5879 £ 30 in 4,000 s large flowered dark blue zones 4-8 b033 250 sds $5.65 500 sds $10.15 1,000 sds $16.95 5,000 sds $79.75 eucalyptus 65°-75° 2 weeks globulus blue 5881 £ 42,000 s broad shiny leaves on smooth gray-white stems e021 250 sds $5.95 500 sds $9.80 1,000 sds $17.60 2,000 sds $33.20 5,000 sds $64.40 feverfew also see matricaria under perennials feverfew matricaria feverfew comes from the latin word febrifugia meaning driver out of fevers scientists beieve that it contains chemicals that may calm the muscles of the digestive tract feverfew tea will aid digestion after meals and is believed to lower high blood pressure firecracker vine also see listing of mini lobata under perennials flowering cabbage also see listing of cabbage under annuals forget-me-not also see myosotis under annual and perennial listing
| perennials hibiscus rose mallow 2,100 sds/oz 70° 80° 10-14 days for the best germination let the seed soak in warm water for 48 hours before sowing be sure to change the water daily cover seeds lightly after sowing darkness will help germination blooms july september will attract butterflies and songbirds all season disco belle series 20 in 2,000 s f-1 hybrid beautiful 9 in diameter flowers basal branching habit with compact growth make it an outstanding garden performer will require protection where winters are very severe zones 5-9 pink 5963 white 5960 rosy red 5959 6 mixture 5958 hollyhock also listing of hollyhock under annuals hollyhock alcea rosea 2,000 sds/oz 60° 10 days will attract hummingbirds and butterflies all season chaters double series-enhanced £ 72 in 5,500 s blooms june-september 3-5 in double flowers zones 5-8 enhanced seed chamois 5967en £ apricot buff shades maroon 5970en £ newport pink 5974en £ salmon 5990en £ scarlet 5973en £ white 5976en £ yellow
| perennials lisianthus continued twinkle series £ 34-36 in group 2/3 early to late spring single flowers on thick long stems easy to harvest minimal spurs on stems small lower leaves improve airflow thru beds for less disease pressure weeks to flower 22-26 pelleted seed zones 8-11 blue blush 5176pe 6 £ soft white with blue blush deep blue 5172pe 6 £ intense dark blue pink 5177pe £ soft pink white 5175pe £ yellow 5174pe £ mixture 5182pe lobelia continued lotus corniculatus 15,000 sds/oz 65° 1-2 weeks birdsfoot trefoil 6058 8 in 17,000 s bright green foliage with brilliant yellow flowers june-august indeterminate growth habit that is winter hardy an improved strain that can be grown along banks and hillsides quite common in the midwest l044 5,000 sds $4.95 10,000 sds $8.15 25,000 sds $14.55 50,000 sds $48.70 tenuior blue wings 6042 12 in 830,000 s l tenuior large bright gentian-blue flowers will flower 3 months after sowing l041 1/512 oz $10.95 1/256 oz $19.40 1/128 oz $35
| perennials myosotis alpestris 44,000 sds/oz 68°-72° 10-14 days free-flowering compact ball-shaped plants zone 5-8 blue ball 6091 6 in 50,000 s rich indigo blue zones 5-8 sx 1/32 oz $4.80 1/16 oz $7.20 1/8 oz $12.85 1/4 oz $24.20 1 oz $78.60 nepeta cat mint 30,000 sds/oz 65°-75° 10-15 days ornamental foliage is silvery and striking in contrast will thrive under the poorest conditions cats love it blooms june-august will help repel deer all season will flower the first year from seed and attract butteflies all season hardy to zone 5 blue carpet 5040 x 14-16 in 68,000 s n nervosa beautiful 1 in mid-blue single flowers that will flower all season will bloom the first year from seed n040 250 sds $5.25 500 sds $9.35 1,000 sds $15.40 2,000 sds $28.30 5,000 sds $63.45 · oenothera continued missouriensis 6122 12 in 6,000 s ozark sundrops macrocarpa missouri primrose a lowgrowing profuse bloomer from june to september large 3-4 in yellow flowers zones 3-8 o004 250 sds $4.80 500 sds $
| perennials ranunculus 42,000 sds/oz 55°-60° 25 days for the best germination refrigerate seed for 5 days before sowing after cotyledons have expanded increase temperature to 64° days temperatures can be reduced after transplant august/sept sowings for march/april sales bloomingdale series 8-10 in 26,500-45,000 s f-1 hybrid dwarf plants with fully double 3-1/2 in flowers ideal in 4 in pots will flower in about 5 months very responsive to growth retardants in warm growing areas orange bicolor 6297 pink 6192 red 6193 purple 6198 rose 6496 red hot poker also see listing of tritoma under perennials ratibida columnifera mexican hat prairie coneflower 45,000 sds/oz 65°-70° 14 days red midget 6523 15 in 56,000 s dwarf compact branching habit with attractive copper-red flowers r017 1/16 oz $5.20 1/8 oz $7.90 1/4 oz $13.80 rudbeckia also see listing of echinacea under perennials and rudbeckia hirta under annuals rudbeckia 30,000 sds/oz 70°-75° 20 days this variety requires special tr
| perennials statice continued woodcreek 6228 new £ x 18 in 26,000 s s dumosum blue sea rich deep blue heads flowers first year from seed a tender perennial in many areas cleaned seed zones 8-10 c104 250 sds $4.80 500 sds $6.40 1,000 sds $11.30 5,000 sds $46.75 teucrium continued trachelium throatwort 65-75° 7-14 days do not cover seeds needs 16 hour daylengths for faster flowering cutflower types bloom 1727 weeks from sowing pot and bedding types bloom 16-20 weeks fro sowing devotion series £ 30-36 in 18,000 s a long-time cut flower favorite this intermediate series is well suited for pots gallons and other large containers the elegant foliage shows off a large central umbel surrounded by smaller side umbels the flowers have a light pleasant fragrance that will attract hummingbirds and butterflies all summer will flower the same year sown zones 6-9 pelleteed seed blue 6471pe £ burgundy 6478pe £ mixture 6473pe £ purple 6472pe £ each of above · 100 sds,the $16.45 t035 250 white 6
| perennials viola continued purple rain 6359 6-8 in 37,000 s very early with large flowers that produce cascading plants that look like purple rain mounded plants with freeflowering habit ideal as a ground cover or for hanging baskets flower pattern is similar to king henry weeks to flower 11-13 v072 100 sds $9.65 200 sds $17.55 500 sds $41.85 1,500 sds $119.60 2,000 sds $156.65 · herbs herbs harvest your favorite herbs from june until frost collect your favorite varieties for drying indoors pick the flowers when the blossoms are fully open leaves should be harvested before the plants bloom when drying strip the leaves from the bottom 6-8 inches of each stem gather into a bundle by tying the stems together and hanging upside down to dry the leaves and flowers are very popular and have great medicinal value please refer to individual varieties for their specific uses before using the stems branches oils from any plant consult a physician or health reference book as many can be toxic i
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