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WELCOME 

To Well-Sweep Herb Farm! 

Our farm, a family endeavor, is located in the 

picturesque mountains of Warren County and is home 

to one of the largest collections of herbs and perennials 

in the country. Germinating from the seed of 

handed down tradition and hobby - to a business that 

has flourished, 2012 proclaims our 43nd year. 

From around the globe, with a breadth of Acanthus 

to Zatar, our selection spans from the familiar 

and unusual to the rare and exotic. This season we are 

introducing 69 intriguing new plants to our collection 

which now tops 1,951 varieties. Whether you’re a 

collector, designer, dabbler, or windowsill gardener ... 

we hope to arouse the curiosity of all. 

Our Farm 

Come Visit! We invite you to bring a picnic 

lunch, play with your children on the swings, visit our 

farm animals, enjoy a leisurely stroll along our garden 

paths, or just relax and enjoy the beauty of the day. 

The farm features a multitude of herbs and perennials, 

display gardens, and a gift shop. Our shop is 

filled with a wonderful assortment of dried flowers, 

wreaths, statuary, books, essential oils, hard-to-find 

potpourri supplies and unusual gifts for all ages. 

Our butterfly, herb, medicinal, perennial and 

rock gardens burst forth with breathtaking displays 

throughout the farm and have been featured in national 

magazines and books. Our brick-pathed formal 

herb garden boasts a knot garden, as well as a display 

of the 37 basils, 84 lavenders, 47 rosemarys, 104 

thymes, and 72 scented-leaf geranium varieties that 

we stock. Whether for pleasure, inspiration, or ideas 

... come see the possibilities. 

Our Guarantee 

With 43 years in the trade, we want you to experience 

the same gardening rewards that we do, and 

for this reason we strive to provide you with high-quality 

robust plants. 

If you are less than pleased with your order, 

notify us within within 10 10 days; days; days; if we were in error, a full 

refund of the merchandise will be issued accordingly. 

We reserve the right to request return of the items prior 

to adjustment. 

A few damaged leaves may occur in transit, this 

usually will not affect the vitality of the plant. If excess 

damage has occurred, however, please contact us immediately. 

We trust you understand that we are not 

responsible for loss due to improper care. 

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Our Plants 

Our plants are grown naturally, without chemical 

pesticides or fungicides. All plants are shipped prop- 

erly labeled and well-rooted in three inch pots, or quart 

containers as noted in the catalog by (Qt.) (Qt.). (Qt.) (Qt.) Weather 

permitting, our widest selection of herb plants and perennials 

is available for purchase around May 15th. 

Our News 

Several distinguished plants compliment our selection 

this year: the delicious treat - ‘Gold Nugget’ 

Mandarin, the stunning ‘Mama Mia’ Echinacea, the 

unique bicolor double hellebore - ‘Harlequin Gem’, 

and rarities such as the red ‘Gisela’ Lady’s Slipper. 

We have always strived to not only provide you 

with a listing of our plants but also a catalog that is a 

gardeners reference - enjoy! Don’t miss our handy 

Gardener’s Guide - helpful lists of plants by their noted 

uses, see page 74. 

In some respect every plant known to humankind, 

whether common or rare, shares a useful purpose, 

either in the aesthetic appeal of their foliage or 

blooms, their culinary or medicinal virtues, or their 

diverse variation of fragrance or flavor. By including 

some of this information, it is our wish that we may 

enlighten you, enhance your lifestyle, or broaden your 

horticultural interests. While it is our pleasure to share 

this information, ultimately you are responsible for the 

way that you use your plants. We encourage you to 

continue your own research before experimenting. It 

is our hope that you will be inspired to expand your 

collection with some of our extraordinary specimens. 

The Perennial Plant Association has chosen ‘Jack 

Frost’ Perennial Forget-Me-Not, Brunnera, as the 2012 

Plant of the Year, while the International Herb Association 

has designated the ‘Rose’, Herb of the Year. 

Celebrate this delightful herb at our Midsummer Herb 

Festival, Saturday, July 21st. Come see our selection! 

Our Thanks 

Your patronage helps support a small family 

business that provides personal service, as well as, an 

enjoyable place for you to visit and relax. We thank 

you for choosing Well-Sweep Herb Farm for your gardening 

needs. Plants are our passion - we hope our 

love and fascination with them encourages you to feel 

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I-80: Take Exit 19. At the end of the ramp, turn left onto Route 

517 South. Follow approximately five miles to the third light. At 

light in Hackettstown cross Route 46/Main Street to Grand Avenue. 

Follow for one mile to a one-lane train underpass. At this point, 

Grand Avenue becomes 629 South/Rockport Road. Continue on 

Rockport Road for 4.4 miles. After climbing a long hill and reaching 

its peak, you will make a right onto Mt. Bethel Road. The farm is 

one mile ahead on the left. 

I-78 East: (Allentown, PA area.) Take Exit 6 (Warren Glen 

- Asbury); at end of exit make left onto Route 632 East - there are no 

signs. Follow for 4.5 miles, at stop sign make left, then next immediate 

right onto 632 East/Asbury-Anderson Road, follow for 2.7 miles 

to light. Cross over Route 31 onto 632 East, follow for 4.4 miles, 

then make right onto 57 East for .2 miles. (*-continued below) 

I-78 West: Take Exit 17 for Route 31 North; follow 10.9 miles 

to Washington, NJ. At the light in Washington, turn right onto Route 

57 East; follow for 3.4 miles. (*-continued below) 

I-95: Take exit for Route 31 North; follow approximately 37 miles 

to Washington, NJ. At the light in Washington, turn right onto Route 

57 East; follow for 3.4 miles. (*-continued below) 

Route 22: (Easton, PA area.) Follow Route 22 East into 

Phillipsburg, NJ and take Route 57 East to Washington, NJ. At the 

main intersection in Washington, you will cross Route 31. From 

there follow Route 57 East for 3.4 miles. (*-continued below) 

(*) At the first traffic light, turn left onto 629 North/Port 

Murray Rd; follow this for 1.5 miles. Once past the fire house, make 

a right onto 629 North/Rockport Road. Go 1/2 mile and then bear 

left onto Mt. Bethel Road. The farm is one mile ahead on the left. 

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Directions to Well-Sweep

SPECIAL ECIAL EVEN EVENTS EVEN 

March 31, Saturday, 10:00 to 12:00 

Garden 

Trough 

Create two of your own hypertufa trough planters 

with that Old English look. We will be combining 

cement, perlite and other ingredients - so wear old 

clothes, bring rubber gloves and a face mask. Troughs 

will need to be left to dry with us for a few days. Reservations 

are required. $45.00. 

April 7, Sat., 10:00 to 12:00 

Herbal Planter 

Come create a rustic container using grapevine, 

moss and soil. This outdoor circular piece, about 14", 

will then be planted with a selection of five fresh herbs. 

Bring gloves & clippers. Reservations required. $35.00. 

April 14, Saturday, 10:00 to 12:00 

Starting Your Own 

Herb Garden 

Learn the basics for creating your own successful 

kitchen herb garden. Site determination, layout and 

design, soil preparation and plant selection will put 

you on the right path for a beautiful and bountiful 

garden. Reservations are required. $15.00. 

May 18, Friday, 6:30 to 9:00 

Medicinal 

Herb Walk & 

Cherokee Storytelling 

David Winston, renowned herbalist and ethnobotanist, 

will present an educational walk to locate 

and identify common medicinal herbs in their native 

habitat. Learn about the healing properties of nature’s 

pharmacy, perhaps just beyond your own doorstep. 

Following the walk, David will share a Cherokee Indian 

story as we gather around a campfire. 

Mr. Winston is an internationally known lecturer 

as well as founder and president of Herbalist & Alchemist, 

Inc. In case of inclement weather, a slide presentation 

will be given in place of the walk. Refreshments 

will be served. Reservations are required. $36.00. 

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June 2, Saturday, 9:00 to 5:00 

Spring 

Open House 

Tours: 11:00, 11:30, 2:30 & 3:15 

Lectures: 9:30, 10:00 & 10:30 

The Making of a Garden: 1:00 

Border Collie 

Demonstration: 

10:00, 12:00, 2:00 & 4:00 

Welcome to Well-Sweep Herb Farm! Enjoy a day 

of free informative lectures, presentations, as well as 

tours of our spectacular gardens. 

Lectures for the day begin at 9:30 with Favorite 

Kitchen Herbs followed by Growing and Drying Herbs 

and Flowers at 10, then Dazzling Perennials at 10:30, 

followed by a Perennial Garden Tour at 11 & 2:30. 

At 11:30 and 3:15 Garden Tours on the history 

and uses of both exotic and familiar herbs will be led 

by Cyrus Hyde, noted lecturer & collector. 

At 1:00 an informative slide show and lecture - 

The Making of a Garden, will be presented by Rita 

Sullivan Smith. A ‘how to’, start to completion, presentation 

of perennial gardening through the seasons. 

At 10:00, 12:00, 2:00 & 4:00 join Gene 

Sheninger and his amazing Border Collies in a demonstration 

of their skills in sheep and duck herding. 

Our largest selection of herb plants will be available 

on this day. Homemade refreshments can be enjoyed 

by all. Feel free to bring a picnic lunch. Free 

admission and parking. 

June 23, Saturday, 11:00 to 2:00 

Wonderful 

Lavender & 

Lunch 

Come and enjoy a relaxing and educational day 

with lavender. Our day begins at 11:00 with ‘Lovely 

Lavender,’ a presentation by David Hyde on growing, 

enjoying and harvesting this herb. The history, best 

varieties, tips and tricks, as well as the many healing 

benefits of lavender will be covered. 

A tasty lavender lunch will follow at 12:00. Then 

at 1:00 enjoy a home Spa activity creating your very 

own bath salts and body butter to take home and enjoy. 

Come experience this wonderful fragrant herb. 

Reservations are required. $45.00


July 7, Saturday, 1:30 to 4:00 

Lovely Lavender 

Projects 

With lavender in full bloom, come and create 

two beautiful scented projects from this delightful 

flowering herb. You will make a 6" fresh lavender 

wreath and a woven wand to take home. Enjoy 

a relaxing summer afternoon working with one of 

our favorites. Refreshments will be served. Reservations 



Midsummer 

Herb Festival 

Well-Sweep’s 23rd annual Midsummer Herb Festival 

celebrates the ‘Rose’, as the 2012 International 

Herb Association’s Herb of the Year. Enjoy a tasty luncheon 

prepared with this featured herb and several 

others. Come learn about the many virtues of this 

popular and historical plant. A lecture and tour 

through the garden will also be part of the day’s activities. 

Reservations are required. $34.00. 


Pressed Flower 

Workshop 

Dorothy Kovak, experienced artist, will lecture on 

the art of pressed flowers and botanicals. Important 

techniques will be demonstrated. You will then create 

a 5" x 7" masterpiece of your very own to take home 

and enjoy. Reservations are required. $25.00. 

August 11, Saturday, 1:00 to 3:00 

Mad Hatter’s 

Tea Party 

Judith Krall-Russo, food historian and tea specialist, 

will present ‘Tea and the Mad Hatter’. Learn proper 

tea etiquette and social perspectives of Lewis Carol, 

author of Alice in Wonderland. Refreshments will be 

served. Wear your most fabulous hat, the best will win 

a $20 Gift Certificate. Reservations required. $28.00. 

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August 25, Saturday, 10:00 to 5:00 

Customer 

Appreciation Day 

Our customers are what make Well-Sweep Herb 

Farm successful. To show our thanks, we invite you to 

visit us on this day and receive a 20% discount on all 

purchases. Free hamburgers, hot dogs, herbal punch 

and dessert will be served from 11:30 to 3:00. 

Come and experience our farm with a guided Perennial 

Garden Tour at 11:00, as well as Herb Garden 

Tours at 12:00 and 2:00. This is a wonderful time of 

year to enjoy our gardens and meet and chat with fellow 

garden enthusiasts. Free admission and parking. 

September 8, Saturday, 10:00 to 12:00 

Fairy 

Dwelling 

A popular and fun class, we will use a driftwood 

base to create a charming miniature fairy scene. Choose 

a fairy, then build a dwelling place using moss, twigs, 

bark, woodland creatures and other unusual items. 

Bring your imagination! Reservations required. $43. 


Tea 

Time 

Treat yourself to a relaxing afternoon discovering 

herb teas. Learn about growing and harvesting plants 

for teas and their distinct culinary attributes. Enjoy 

sampling various herb tea blends, then create your own. 

You will take home two pint jars of tea. Refreshments 

will be served. Reservations are required. $28.00. 


Soap 

Making 

Learn how to make all natural, homemade soap. 

Various methods and ingredients will be covered. 

Choose from a varied selection of fragrant essential 

oils and herbs, including: calendula, lavender, rose petals, 

rosemary and more - to create your own specialty 

soap. Wear old clothes. Reservations required. $33.00.


October 13, Saturday, 6:00 to 9:00 

Fall Harvest 

Celebration & 

Mark Twain 

Join us for our 12th annual fall harvest gathering 

with distinguished guest, Samuel Langhorne Clemens, 

better known as Mark Twain - whose wit and wisdom 

made him the father of American literature. 

Acclaimed actor, Richard Garey will portray Mark 

Twain one hundred years ago as the most popular 

speaker and entertainer in the world. Garey is executive 

director of the Planters Barn Theater in Hannibal, 

Missouri - Twains boyhood home. You will laugh along 

with Tom Sawyer and catch a glimpse of America 

through the eyes of Huckleberry Finn. 

Come enjoy a delicious Mark Twain feast and entertaining 

evening filled with hilarious comedy and 

heartwarming drama. Reservations required. $60.00. 

October 20, Saturday, 10:00 to 12:00 

Williamsburg 

Wreath 

Using a wide selection of dried flowers, salal leaves, 

and a 14" grapevine base, you will create a spectacular 

decorative piece for your home. This colorful wreath 

will be enjoyed all year-round. Color schemed to your 

preference. Reservations are required. $46.00. 

November 3rd - December 22nd 

Christmas 

In The Country 

At this time of year, the Well-Sweep garden fairies 

transform the shop into a Christmas wonderland. Featuring 

our ever expanding collection of handcrafted 

gifts and quality decorations; ornaments, wreaths, arrangements, 

santas, and angels overflow our shelves. 

The greenhouse will also be stocked with a selection 

of attractive windowsill herbs, unusual tender perennials 

in bloom and unique topiary’s - all to help 

with your shopping list of special gift giving needs. 

After After Thanksgiving 

Thanksgiving: Thanksgiving Friday, November 23, handmade 

fresh evergreen Christmas wreaths, sprays and 

arrangements will be available. Stop by for complimentary 

hot mulled cider and cookies. 

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November 10, Saturday, 10:30 to 12:00 

Thanksgiving 

Cornucopia 

Create a beautiful centerpiece for your holiday 

table using a wicker cornucopia, preserved greens, 

wheat, nuts, pine cones and dried flowers. Finished 

size will be 18" x 8". Reservations are required. $30.00. 

November 23 & 24, Fri. & Sat., 9 to 5 

Christmas 

In The Country 

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Craft raft Class Class at at 10:00, 10:00, 10:00, 1:00 1:00 & & & 3:00 

3:00 

Welcome in the holidays at the farm featuring free 

tours and a holiday craft project - reservations requested. 

A unique selection of gifts and beautiful 

handcrafted fresh evergreen wreaths and arrangements 

highlight the season and decorate our Gift Shop. Enjoy 

complimentary hot mulled cider and cookies. Register 

to win a $35 Well-Sweep Gift Certificate. Bring 

your holiday guests – come visit! 

November 26, Mon., 7:00 to 9:00 

Christmas 

Evergreen Wreath 

Create your own fresh evergreen 16" wreath using 

various types of pine and holly. These contrasting 

greens will be wire wrapped onto a metal-form; making 

an attractive display that is very long-lasting. Add 

decorative pine cones and a colorful bow to top off 

your creation. Please bring gloves and pruning shears. 

Reservations are required. $33.00 

December 1, Saturday, 10:00 to 12:00 

Holiday 

Centerpiece 

Using holly and various types of fresh greens, create 

a delightful centerpiece for your holiday table. We 

will add pine cones, berries and finish with a candle 

and decorative bow. The approximate size is 14". Bring 

gloves and clippers. Reservations are required. $32.00.


December 3, Monday, 7:00 to 9:00 

Evergreen 

Christmas Tree 

Create a long-lasting festive tree for your holiday 

table using fresh boxwood, holly and assorted winter 

greens. You will then decorate with pine cones, stars, 

ribbon and other novelties. Completed height approximately 

18". One of our most popular evergreen pieces. 

Bring clippers. Reservations are required. $42.00 

January 5, 2013, Sat., 1 to 2 

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February 9, 2013, Sat., 11 to 12 

Winter 

Greenhouse 

Tour 

Dispel the winter doldrums by joining Cyrus Hyde 

for an informative lecture-tour of his collection of 

herbs from around the world. This is a wonderful way 

to learn about the rare and unusual, as well as familiar 

herbs. Reservations are required. Free. 


Valentine’s Heart 

Wreath 

A lovely project that adds warmth to your home. 

Create a 12" heart-shaped wreath using a metal form 

and artemisia as a base. You will then decorate this 

creation with a selection of colorful dried flowers of 

your choice. Makes a long-lasting Valentines gift. Reservations 



Dried Flower 

Arrangement 

Create a lovely lasting bouquet for your home. 

We will supply you with an array of dried flowers to 

choose from. You will then learn the techniques to 

arrange them properly in an attractive pottery urn base. 

Approximate size of completed project will be 12" x 

8". Reservations are required. $38.00. 

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March 30, 2013, Saturday, 10:00 to 12:00 

Garden 

Trough 

Create two hypertufa trough planters with that 

Old English look. We will combine cement, perlite 

and other ingredients - so wear old clothes, bring rubber 

gloves and a face mask. Troughs will need to be 

left to dry with us for a few days. Res. required. $45. 

Herb Garden 

Tours 

Farm lecture tours are available for groups 

of 12 or more. Tour our impressive culinary, 

medicinal, and formal herb gardens, and visit 

the gift shop and farm animals. Lecture subjects 

include the history, uses, and cultivation 

of herbs, as well as herbal recipe suggestions. 

Tours can be tailored to specific topics. 

Offered May through October, tours are 

$5.00 per person with a non-refundable deposit 

of $25.00. Box lunches are available for 

groups of 15 or more, or if you prefer to bring 

your own - a picnic area is provided. Call us 

today to schedule your group’s tour. 

For More Details 

Call 

(908) 852-5390 

Special events are held rain or shine and 

will not be canceled - (except in situations 

beyond our control). A check mailed to us 

will reserve your place. Refunds minus a 

$5.00 nonrefundable fee will be issued to 

those canceling at least 10 days prior to the 

event. Your canceled check is your confirmation. 

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E-Mail: herbs@goes.com

STOCK# ITEM DESCRIPTION PRICE 

5045BE Bee Skep, Straw, 16" Large $30.00 

5685BE Bee Skep, Straw, 19" Extra Tall $45.00 

5690BE Bee Skep, Straw, 27" Extra Extra Tall $49.50 

5047BE Bee Skep, Vine, 16" Large $30.00 

5836CG Calendar, The New Herbal Tide-Mark Press $14.95 

5220CA Catnip 3/4 oz.; organically grown; shredded. $3.00 

5916BB Catnip Bag 3" x 5"; muslin bag filled with catnip. $2.00 

5287DR Dried Arrangements Prices starting at - $8.50 

5912WR Dried Flower & Herb Wreaths Various bases and flowers, prices starting at - $16.50 

Essential Oils: 100% pure aromatic plant oil, 1/3 oz. Denotes Certified Organic Prices subject to change. 

5070ES Balsam Fir (0.5 oz.) $6.25 

5623ES Bergamot Orange $18.10 

5071ES Cassia Bark (Cinnamon) $12.00 

5072ES Cedarwood, Red (0.5 oz.) $5.85 

5074ES Citronella $14.80 

5076ES Clove Bud $13.80 

5078ES Eucalyptus (E. globulus) (0.5 oz.) $12.00 

5037ES Frankincense $34.00 

5080ES Geranium (Pelargonium graveolens) $23.55 

5083ES Grapefruit $10.40 

5087ES Jasmine Absolute (10%) $22.80 

5089ES Juniper Berry $19.90 

5082ES Lavender (L. angustifolia) (.25 oz.) $14.80 

5084ES Lemon $7.30 

5718SL European Soaps: Soap, Lavender 8.8 oz.; pure vegetable. $7.30 

5265LG European Soaps: Soap, Lemon Grass 8.8 oz.; pure vegetable. $7.30 

5727SV European Soaps: Soap, Lemon Verbena 8.8 oz.; pure vegetable. $7.30 

5270RP European Soaps: Soap, Rose Petal 8.8 oz.; pure vegetable. $7.30 

Fragrance Oils: 1/4 oz. in an amber bottle. Used to make or refresh potpourri. $5.45 

5340FR Apple Blossom 

5842FR Apple ‘n Spice 

5345FR Bayberry 

5350FR Bergamot 

5355FR Carnation 

5360FR Cinnamon 

5370FR Eucalyptus 

5376FR Heather 

From Our Gift Shop 

5380FR Honeysuckle 

5385FR Jasmine 

5390FR Lavender 

5395FR Lemon Verbena 

5405FR Lilac 

5410FR Lily Of The Valley 

5415FR Orange 

5420FR Patchouli 

5475FR Frankincense and Myrrh 2 oz.; a symbolic mixture of the Christmas spices. $2.75 

5637GA Gloves, ‘Atlas’ Nutrile coating, nylon knit; S, M, or L. $7.50 

5621GL Gloves, ‘Foxgloves’ Nylon & Lycra spandex; blue, moss, or iris. $26.50 

5962MP Mortar & Pestle, Marble 4" x 4" $22.00 

5560MU Muslin Bag 5" x 3" with drawstring. $0.35 

5620PO Pomander Mix (2 oz.) Used to preserve freshly made pomanders. $3.75 

5645PO Potpourri, Country Spice 2 oz.; cinnamon-scented. $2.75 

5640PO Potpourri, Rose 2 oz.; rose-scented with a hint of lavender. $3.50 

5550LA Potpourri, Sachet, Lavender 1 oz.; enhanced with oil. $2.95 

5652PO Potpourri, Simmering 2 oz.; spice-scented. $2.75 

5275TS Tee Shirt, Herbal Design 100% cotton, preshrunk; 4 sizes. $19.50 

(Choose from Herb, Lavender or Fern silk screened prints.) 

5204TM Tussy Mussy, Large 6"; dried flowers in lace holder. $7.25 

5280VB Vanilla Bean, Organic Whole High quality, 2 per tube. $13.50 

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5091ES Lemon Grass (0.25 oz.) $7.70 

5098ES Lime $6.50 

5085ES Orange, Sweet (0.25 oz.) $7.10 

5635ES Oregano $13.90 

5086ES Patchouli $21.00 

5090ES Peppermint (0.25 oz.) $12.55 

5137ES Rose, Moroccan Absolute (10%) $32.80 

5099ES Rosemary (0.5 oz.) $9.95 

5093ES Rosewood $17.50 

5097ES Sage, Clary $20.65 

5095ES Sandlewood, Aged $34.45 

5094ES Tea Tree (0.25 oz.) $11.90 

5626ES Thyme, Red $11.45 

5096ES Ylang Ylang $14.75 

5425FR Peach 

5430FR Rose 

5435FR Rosemary 

5440FR Sandalwood 

5445FR Strawberry 

5450FR Vanilla 

5460FR Violet 

5465FR Winter Pine

Selected Books 

Our Gift Shop Stocks Many Other Titles 

STOCK# TITLE AUTHOR PRICE 

Country Wisdom Bulletins: Contain practical information, innovative ideas and creative projects. 3.95 

2600HT 15 Herbs for Tea 

2580CG Container Gardening 

2602EF Edible Flowers, Cooking with 

2784FT Flu Therapy: 

A Natural & Herbal Approach 

2725AB Gardening to Attract Birds 

2510CO Grow A Butterfly Garden 

2744HG Grow A Hummingbird Garden 

2114CO Growing & Using Basil 

2788GC Growing & Using Chives 

2740GU Growing & Using Cilantro 

2604GD Growing & Using Dill 

2790GE Growing & Using Echinacea 

2792GG Growing & Using Garlic 

2584GL Growing & Using Lavender 

2586GO Growing & Using Oregano 

2587GR Growing & Using Rosemary 

2826GT Growing & Using Tarragon 

2840MH★ Beginner’s Guide to Medicinal Herbs, The Gladstar 14.95 

Safe, all natural, low-cost healing remedies for common ailments. 

2814DK Dr. Kidd’s Guide To Herbal Cat Care Kidd 14.95 

A practical guide for treating cats naturally. 

2821DK Dr. Kidd’s Guide To Herbal Dog Care Kidd 14.95 

A practical guide for treating dogs naturally. 

2593HM Encyclopedia of Herbal Medicine Chevallier 40.00 

Hardcover. The definitive reference covering 550 herbs & remedies for common ailments. 

2165FA Favorite Recipes From Well-Sweep Hyde 10.45 

A collection of recipes from Well-Sweep Herb Farm. 

2610HB Healing Plants of the Bible: History, Lore, & Meditations Krymow 29.95 

History, lore, meditations, and little known facts on more than 125 different plants. 

2245HE Herb Garden Design Swanson 24.95 

Garden designs from historical, educational & specialty gardens; includes how to select & adapt. 

2605LC Lavender Cookbook Shipley 18.95 

More than 90 recipes using this aromatic herb to enhance ordinary ingredients. 

2835LG Lavender Gourmet, The Vasich 19.95 

Culinary recipes for entertaining and everyday. 

2594LA Lavender: How to Grow and Use the Fragrant Herb Platt 21.95 

A guidebook for growing and harvesting as well as crafting and recipes. 

2604SG Scented Geraniums Becker & Brawner 16.95 

Easy to follow instructions for growing these delights and ideas for use; covers a large range. 

2796SA Season of Advent, The Haynie 15.50 

Herbal symbolism, projects, garden designs & recipes to guide you in the Advent Season. 

2830BD The Best Dressed Salad Long 10.95 

Softcover. World famous salad dressings and their origins to make in your own kitchen. 

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2608GHT Growing Herbs 

for Cold & Flu Relief 

2134GR Growing Herbs In Containers 

2794HT Herbal Teas for Lifelong Health 

2117CO Making & Using 

Flavored Vinegars 

2798MH Making Herbal 

Hand Creams & Salves 

2515CO Making Liqueur For Gifts 

2614MS Making Natural Milk Soap 

2674FR Natural & Herbal 

Family Remedies 

2822HH Natural & Herbal 

Remedies For Headaches 

2136RP Salsas 

2746TT Tea & Teatime Recipes 

2812HC Ten Herbs For Happy, Healthy Cats 

2813HD Ten Herbs For Happy, Healthy Dogs

Culinary & Potpourri Supplies 

✤ Denotes Culinary Supplies 

Denotes Certified Organic 

TITLE 2 OZ. STOCK # 8 OZ. STOCK # 16 OZ. STOCK # 

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Prices are subject to change. 

Allspice - Whole ✤ 3.75 1001AL 13.85 1003AL 26.65 1004AL 

Anise, Star - 75% Whole Stars ✤ 3.35 1005AN 12.40 1010AN 23.75 1015AN 

Balsam Fir 5.40 1016BA 9.75 1018BA 

Basil Leaves - Cut & Sifted ✤ 3.45 1480BA 12.85 1485BA 24.65 1488BA 

Bay Leaves - Whole ✤ 3.70 1017BA 13.80 1020BA 26.55 1025BA 

Calendula Flowers ✤ 5.50 1043CA 20.85 1045CA 40.65 1050CA 

Chamomile Flowers ✤ 4.00 1070CH 14.90 1075CH 28.75 1080CH 

Chives (0.5 oz Bag) Cut & Sifted ✤ 3.95 1082CH 

Cilantro Leaves - (Coriander Leaf) ✤ 4.35 1490CI 16.40 1494CI 31.75 1498CI 

Cloves - Whole ✤ 3.10 1085CL 11.40 1086CL 21.75 1087CL 

Coriander Seeds - Whole ✤ 2.25 1087CO 7.85 1088CO 14.65 1089CO 

Cornflower - Whole 3.00 1090CF 10.85 1095CF 20.70 1105CF 

Dill Weed - Cut & Sifted ✤ 4.50 1566DW 16.85 1568DW 32.65 1570DW 

Eucalyptus Leaves - Whole ✤ 2.50 1105EU 8.85 1110EU 16.65 1115EU 

Frankincense Tears 2.30 1120FR 8.15 1125FR 15.25 1130FR 

Hibiscus Flowers ✤ 2.65 1131HF 9.50 1132HF 17.95 1133HF 

Hop Flowers, Sweet - Whole ✤ 7.85 1134HF 30.40 1136HF 59.75 1138HF 

Juniper Berries - Whole ✤ 2.90 1142JU 10.40 1145JU 19.75 1150JU 

Lavender Flowers ✤ 4.25 1155LA 15.95 1160LA 30.90 1165LA 

Lavender Flowers, Organic ✤ 7.75 1575LA 30.00 1580LA 58.75 1585LA 

Lavender Flowers, Select Grade ✤ 7.00 1405LA 26.90 1410LA 52.75 1415LA 

Lemon Peel - Cut & Sifted ✤ 3.00 1170LP 11.30 1175LP 21.00 1180LP 

Lemon Verbena ✤ 4.45 1185LV 16.65 1190LV 32.25 1195LV 

Marjoram Leaves - Cut & Sifted ✤ 2.20 1500MA 7.80 1505MA 14.55 1510MA 

Mugwort - Cut & Sifted 3.00 1515MU 10.85 1520MU 20.65 1525MU 

Myrrh Gum - Cut & Sifted 3.10 1395MY 11.40 1397MY 21.75 1399MY 

Nutmeg - Whole ✤ 5.00 1215NU 18.90 1216NU 36.75 1217NU 

Oak Moss - Cut 2.35 1218OA 8.30 1220OA 15.60 1225OA 

Oregano Leaves - Cut & Sifted ✤ 3.45 1477OR 12.80 1479OR 24.60 1481OR 

Orris Root, Granular 4.35 1240OG 16.40 1245OG 31.75 1250OG 

Orris Root, Powdered 4.45 1255OP 16.80 1260OP 32.55 1265OP 

Parsley Leaf - Flakes ✤ 3.60 1560PL 13.40 1562PL 25.75 1564PL 

Patchouli Herb - Cut & Sifted 3.30 1266PH 12.15 1268PH 23.25 1270PH 

Pepper, Black - Whole ✤ 2.55 1530PB 9.20 1535PB 17.35 1540PB 

Peppermint Leaves - Cut & Sifted ✤ 2.85 1420PL 10.30 1425PL 19.60 1430PL 

Rosebuds & Petals, Pink ✤ 5.20 1268RP 19.80 1270RP 38.60 1275RP 

Rosebuds & Petals, Red ✤ 2.20 1278RR 7.75 1280RR 14.45 1285RR 

Rosehips - Whole ✤ 2.25 1432RO 7.85 1435RO 14.65 1440RO 

Rosemary Leaves - Whole ✤ 2.20 1293RM 7.80 1290RM 14.55 1295RM 

Sage Leaf ✤ 3.15 1460SL 11.60 1462SL 22.15 1464SL 

Sage Leaf, White (S. apiana - Bundles 3.3 oz.) 5.25 1572SA 

Savory, Summer - Cut & Sifted ✤ 3.25 1545SS 11.85 1550SS 22.65 1555SS 

Spearmint Leaves - Cut & Sifted ✤ 2.80 1445SP 10.10 1450SP 19.15 1455SP 

Tarragon, French - Cut & Sifted ✤ 6.00 1560TF 22.85 1565TF 44.65 1570TF 

Thyme Leaf - Cut & Sifted ✤ 3.60 1470TL 13.25 1472TL 25.45 1474TL 

Woodruff, Sweet - Cut & Sifted ✤ 5.00 1365WO 18.95 1370WO 36.85 1375WO

Dried Flower Supplies 

Our ur dried dried flo flowers flo ers ar are ar e sold sold b bby 

b y the the individual individual bunch bunch or or or in in in set-ups. set-ups. A set-up is 

a pre-selected and color-coordinated mixture of individual bunches that are wrapped 

in cellophane, ready for you to arrange or to give as a gift. Please specify whether you 

would like your bouquet in shades of pink, burgundy, gold, or red with touches of 

blue, purple, rose, or yellow. These flowers are all natural colors; none have been dyed. 

4005SS Set-up, Special 4x Bunches 12.10 

4010SM Set-up, Medium 7x Bunches 21.05 

4015SL Set-up, Large 10x Bunches 30.50 

STOCK# FLOWER TYPE DESCRIPTION PRICE 

4020AA Artemisia, Annua Olive Green Spray 2.90 

4030AS Artemisia, Silver King Feathery Gray Spray 2.90 

4035BA Baby’s Breath White Spray (Call for availability) *.** 

4040BL Blue Salvia Wedgwood Blue Spikes 2.90 

4060CT Cat’s Paw Grass Fluffy Tan Grass 2.90 

4065CB Coxcomb, Head, Burgundy Burgundy Heads 2.90 

4070CG Coxcomb, Head, Gold Gold Heads 2.90 

4075CP Coxcomb, Head, Pink Pink Heads 2.90 

4078CP Coxcomb, Pink Feather Pink Spikes 2.90 

4095DB Dock, Brown Brown Seed Heads 2.90 

4110EC Echinops; Globe Thistle Blue-Green Balls 2.90 

4115EU Eucalyptus, Blue-Green Blue-Green, glycerinized 4.75 

4122EB Eucalyptus, Burgundy Burgundy, glycerinized 4.75 

4125FE Fern Fronds 8 - Dark Brown Spikes 2.90 

4130FO Foxtail Grass Green Plumes 2.90 

4135FR Fragrant-Life Everlasting Greenish White Heads 2.90 

4140GE German Statice Horizontal White Sprays 5.25 

4145GO Globe Amaranth, Orange Orange Heads 2.90 

4150GP Globe Amaranth, Purple Purple Heads 2.90 

4155GL Globe Amaranth, Purple Pink Purple-Pink Heads 2.90 

4160GR Globe Amaranth, Red Red Heads 2.90 

4165GS Globe Amaranth, Salmon Pink Salmon Pink Heads 2.90 

4170GW Globe Amaranth, White White Heads 2.90 

******* Globe Thistle See Echinops 

4175GO Goldenrod Gold Spray 2.90 

4180HO Honesty; Money Plant Oblong White Disks On Stem 5.75 

4185JO Joe-Pye Weed Pink-Beige Head 2.90 

4190LE Lamb’s Ears Fuzzy Gray Spikes 2.90 

4215LH Lavender Heads Small Purple Spikes 2.90 

4220LI Liatris Pink Spikes 2.90 

4223LO Lotus Pods Flat-Round Brown Heads Each - 1.80 

4390MA Magnolia Leaves Glycerinized 6 for - 4.00 

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STOCK# FLOWER TYPE DESCRIPTION PRICE 

4224MI Mint, Apple Grey-Green Spikes 2.90 

4225MO Mint, Mountain Grey-Green Buttons 2.90 

******* Money Plant See Honesty 

4235NI Nigella Pods Beige-Pink Pods 2.90 

4240PE Pearly Everlasting White Heads 2.90 

4245PN Pennycress Small Green to Tan Sprays 2.90 

4255PC Peppercress Green To Tan Flat Pods 2.90 

4265PO Pomegranate, Dried Red Large; Per Fruit 2.75 

4260PM Pomegranate, Dried Red Medium; Per Fruit 2.25 

4270PP Poppy Pods Tan Pods 2.90 

4275PT Pot Marjoram Deep Purple Heads 2.90 

4395SP Salal Leaves, Preserved Green; on stem 6.00 

4295SE Sea Lavender Light Lavender Sprays 4.25 

4305ST Statice, Blue Blue 2.90 

4315SP Statice, Pink to Apricot Pink to Apricot Heads 2.90 

4320SU Statice, Purple Purple Heads 2.90 

4325SR Statice, Rose Rose Heads 2.90 

4335SW Statice, White White Heads 2.90 

4340SY Statice, Yellow Yellow Heads 2.90 

4345SF Strawflowers, Miniature White Tiny White Daisy-like Heads 2.90 

4355ST Strawflowers, Traditional All Colors In A Mix 2.90 

4356SF Sunflowers 3 - 1" Yellow Heads 2.90 

4360TA Tansy Gold Buttons 2.90 

4365TE Teasel Brown Heads 2.90 

4375WH Wheat Tan Heads 2.90 

4380YG Yarrow, Gold Flat Gold Heads 2.90 

4385YW Yarrow, White Flat White Heads 2.90 

Gift Certificates 

Well-Sweep Herb Farm Gift Certificates are the perfect gift for a special occasion. 

We’ll send a Gift Certificate in the amount you choose along with a copy of our catalog. 

Use the order form to indicate where it is to be sent, how you would like it signed, and the 

date it should arrive. Please include $2.85 for postage and handling. 

Topiaries 

Rosemary, Myrtle, 

Lemon Verbena, and 

Scented Geranium 

topiaries are available 

at the farm. 

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We have endeavored to provide as much 

valuable information as possible in a concise usable 

format. Understanding the following codes 

will allow you to utilize our catalog to the fullest. 

Abbreviations: 

Stock# Column: 

★ = On end designates a new plant for 2012. 

******* = Designates a cross reference for locating 

plants that are known by more than one name. 

Common Name Column: 

Underlined headings denote a genus. 

(3") = Not a listed code but designates a plant grown 

in a square 3" size container, 2 5/8" L x 2 5/8" W x 3 

1/2" H, 7.87 fl. oz., 232.69 ml; the stock # will not 

have an “X” after it or (Qt.) following the common name. 

(Qt.) = Designates a plant grown in a square quart 

size container, 4 3/8" L x 4 3/8" W x 4 3/4" H, 32.36 fl. 

oz., 957 ml; the stock # will also have an “X” after it. 

(2Q) = Designates a plant grown in a round two 

quart container, 5 1/2" D x 6" H, 59 fl. oz., 1,744 ml; 

extra shipping & handling charges apply. 

(3Q) = Designates a plant grown in a round three 

quart container, 6 1/8" D x 6 7/8" H, 83 fl. oz., 2,454 

ml; extra shipping & handling charges apply. 

(PPA) = Designates the Perennial Plant Association, 

Plant of the Year. The numbers preceding 

designate which year; i.e., 94 PPA = 1994. 

Hardiness/Habit Code: 

(For Northwest New Jersey, Zone 6(a): -5 to -10 F) 

Zone information is provided for the following 

plant categories followed by a #. Stating that a plant 

is hardy to a specific zone basically means that it 

should survive through the winter in this location. 

Zones are based on the average low winter temperatures 

for a region, however many additional factors 

may be involved. These rating are based on our best 

judgement through research and experience. 

A = Annual: This plant will grow for one season. 

Seed collection is necessary for the following 

season’s propagation. 

B# = Biennial: This plant produces leaves the 

first year and flowers the second. After blooming it 

will reseed itself. 

Herb Plants & Perennials 

Code Explanation 

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HA = Hardy Annual: This plant will reseed itself 

each fall after blooming. 

P# = Perennial: This plant is a hardy perennial 

and will live through the winter. 

P#* = Perennial With Protection: This plant 

is a hardy perennial with protection. Depending on 

the severity of the winter some protection, such as 

mulch, may be needed for it to survive. 

TP = Tender Perennial: This plant is a perennial 

but cannot withstand frost or freezing in zone 6. 

Sun Requirement Code: 

FS = Full Sun: This plant prefers full sun all day. 

PS = Partial Sun: This plant prefers to grow where 

it will have at least half a day of sun. 

S = Shade: This plant prefers shady conditions or 

indirect sunlight. 

Use Code: 

✤ ✤ Please note: Plant uses that correspond to all 

plants in a group are found to the right of the heading 

and are bold and underlined. 

B = Border: This plant can be used to edge a garden. 

BF = Butterfly Plant: This plant attracts butterflies 

as a host plant or nectar source. 

C = Culinary: Parts of this plant are used in 

cooking or for making tea. 

CF = Cut Flower: The flowers of this plant are 

attractive and long-lasting in fresh arrangements. 

D = Dye Plant: Certain part(s) of this plant are 

used to prepare dyes. 

DF = Dried Flower: The flowers or foliage of this 

plant dry nicely and are used in arrangements. 

DR = Deer Resistant: This plant in normal conditions 

will not be eaten by deer or rabbits. 

DT = Drought Tolerant: This plant, once established, 

will tolerate drought conditions. 

EG = Evergreen: The leaves of these plants retain 

their color year-round. 

F = Fragrance: The leaves, flowers or roots of 

this plant are fragrant. 

FA = Flowering Annual: This plant is a showy 

annual. 

FP = Flowering Perennial: This plant is a 

showy perennial.

GC = Ground Cover: This plant spreads into a 

nice ground cover. 

HB = Hummingbird Plant: This plant is known 

to attract hummingbirds. 

IU = Interesting or Unusual Use: This plant 

has unusual characteristics or uses that make it remarkable. 

LB = Long Blooming: This plant has an extended 

bloom period that is noteworthy. 

M = Medicinal Plant: Some part(s) of this plant 

are believed to have useful properties for medicine 

or healing. 

MR = Mildew Resistant: This species, cultivar, 

or hybrid has better resistance to powdery mildew. 

MT = Moisture Tolerant: This plant will tolerate 

or thrive in damp or moist conditions. 

NP = Native Plant: A native to North America. 

O = Ornamental: An interesting and showy plant 

for your home or garden. 

RG = Rock Garden: This plant will thrive in full 

intense sun, extremely well-drained soil and with 

ample space for growth. Not all of these conditions 

need to be present. 

VN = Vine: Given support this plant will either lean, 

twine or cling in an upright manner; usually producing 

prolific growth throughout the season. 

WG = Woodland Garden: This plant will thrive 

in a rich moisture retentive soil with good drainage 

where there is filtered sunlight or some shade. All of 

these conditions need not be present. 

Height: (Column Heading = HT) 

Plant heights are given in inches. Please bear in 

mind that there are many factors that will influence a 

plants performance; sun, moisture and soil quality to 

mention just a few. For example, our ‘Taplow Blue’ 

Echinops in bloom, grown in full sun reaches 36" tall 

while those growing in a shady area have topped 60". 

TP = Height represents one season of growth. 

A, B#, HA, P#, & P#* = Height given represents 

flower height when in bloom. 

AD = Age Dependent 

VN = Vine Habit 

Bloom Time: (Column Heading = BL TM) 

Bloom time will usually fall within the period listed. 

Several conditions can affect this time frame, such as 

whether it is an early, normal or late season, as well 


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as moisture and sunlight conditions. 

Month Abbreviations: 

JA = January JL = July 

FB = February AG = August 

MR = March SP = September 

AP = April OC = October 

MY = May NV = November 

JN = June DC = December 

Other Abbreviations: 

EVB = Everblooming 

ADP = Age Dependent 

PRD = Periodically Blooms 

SLD = Seldom Blooms 

Successful 

Transplanting 

1) Choose a site according to the plant’s sun 

requirement - as listed in the catalog. 

2) Prepare the garden by turning the soil with 

a cultivator, garden fork or rototiller, adding 

amendments such as compost as needed. 

3) Dig out an area slightly larger than transplant 

rootball. 

4) Don’t pull plants out of their pots, instead 

turn the pot upside down and gently knock a 

corner on a hard surface. The plant should 

come out easily. If not, cut off the pot. 

5) Place the rootball into the planting hole so 

that its top edge is even with the soil surface. 

Surround and slightly cover the rootball with 

loose soil. Gently firm down the soil with your 

fingers around the roots, trying to remove all 

air pockets. Create a shallow soil basin around 

the plant to aid watering. 

6) Water the soil thoroughly so that it penetrates 

deeply. Remember not to drown them 

or let them dry out to the point of wilting; 

water until established. 

7) To help retain moisture, protect roots and 

prevent weeds - give the transplants a healthy 

layer of mulch. They’ll thank you for it.

STOCK# COMMON NAME BOTANICAL NAME HA SUN USES FLOWER HT BL TM PRICE 



ACA005X Acanthus Mollis (Qt.); Bear’s Breech Acanthus mollis P6 FS - PS BF, DR, DT, FP Brown, Prpl- 48 JL - AG 6.25 

ACA010X Acanthus, Spiny (Qt.) Acanthus spinosus P5 FS - PS DR, DT, FP Brown, Prpl- 30 AG - SP 6.95 

ACA015X Acanthus, Acanthus mollis ‘T. Angel’ TP FS - PS BF, DR, DT, FP Pink & Cream 48 JL - AG 19.95 

‘Tasmanian Angel’ (Qt.) 

Achillea: Yarrow, ... BF, DR, DT, LB 

ACH000X ‘Coronation Gold’ (Qt.) Achillea filipendulina ‘C. G.’ P3 FS CF, DF, FP Gold 36 JL - SP 6.10 

ACH050X ‘Moonshine’ (Qt.) Achillea ‘Moonshine’ P3 FS CF, DF, FP Gold 24 JN - SP 6.10 

ACH250X ‘Paprika’ (Qt.) Achillea millefolium ‘P.’ P3 FS - PS CF, DF, FP Red; Gld Cntr 24 JL - SP 6.10 

ACH055X ‘Pretty Belinda’ (Qt.) Achillea ‘Pretty Belinda’ P4 FS CF, DF, FP Pink, Strong- 20 JL - SP 6.95 

ACH805X ‘Red Velvet’ (Qt.) Achillea millefolium ‘Red V.’ P4 FS CF, DF, FP Red, Dk Rse- 20 JL - SP 6.50 

ACH810X ‘Strawberry Seduction’ (Qt.) Achillea ‘S. Seduction’ P3 FS CF, DF, FP Red, Velvet- 20 JL - SP 6.95 

ACH235X ‘Summer Pastels’, Maroon (Qt.) Achillea millefolium ‘S. P.’ P3 FS - PS CF, DF, FP Red, Brgndy- 24 JL - SP 6.10 

ACH062X ‘Terracotta’ (Qt.) Achillea ‘Terracotta’ P3 FS CF, FP Pink, Orang- 24 JL - SP 6.10 

ACH095X ‘The Pearl’ (Qt.); Sneezewort Achillea ptarmica ‘The P.’ P3 FS DF, FP White; Dbl 18 JN - SP 6.10 

ACH120X Tomentosa, ‘Aurea’ (Qt.) Achillea tomentosa ‘Aurea’ P3 FS FP, RG Yellow, Cnry- 8 JN 6.10 

ACH125X White (Qt.) Achillea millefolium P3 FS - PS DF, FP, M White 18 JL - SP 6.10 

Aconitum: Aconite, ... ; Monkshood (Leaves and roots are toxic.) DR, MT 

ACO015X ‘Bicolor’ (Qt.) Aconitum x cammarum ‘B.’ P4 PS CF, FP, WG Blue & Wht 36 AG - SP 6.95 

ACO020X Blue (Qt.) Aconitum napellus P4 PS CF, FP, M, WG Blue, Deep- 36 AG - SP 6.10 

ACO339X Fischeri (Qt.) Aconitum fischeri P4 PS CF, FP, LB, WG Blue, Lav.- 24 SP - OC 7.95 

Acorus: 

ACO590X Sweet Flag (Qt.) Acorus calamus P4 FS - PS C, M, MT, NP, WG Green 36 AG 6.10 

Aegopodium: Bishop’s Weed; Snow-on-the-Mountain DR 

AEG575X Gout Weed, Silver-Edged (Qt.) A. podagraria ‘Variegatum’ P3 PS - S GC, MT, WG Yellow, Pale- 12 JL - AG 6.10 

Agastache: Agastache, ... HB, LB 

AGA025X Lilac, ‘Black Adder’ (Qt.) Agastache ‘Black Adder’ P6 FS - PS BF, DR, F, FP Lilac, Smky- 30 JL - SP 6.10 

AGA035X★ Orange, ‘Tango’ (Qt.) Agastache aurantiaca ‘T.’ P5 FS - PS BF, DR, F, FP Orange,Brlt- 14 JN - SP 6.95 

AGA015 Pink, ‘Tutti-Frutti’ Agastache barberi ‘Tutti-F.’ TP FS - PS BF, DR, F, FA Pink,Rsbry- 36 JL - SP 5.85 

AGA040X★ Purple, ‘Bolero’ (Qt.) Agastache ‘Bolero’ P5 FS - PS BF, DR, F, FP Purple,Rse- 16 JL - SP 6.95 

Agastache: HB, LB 

AGA005 Hyssop, Anise Agastache foeniculum P6 FS - PS BF, C, DR, F, FP Lavender 32 JL - SP 4.95 

AGA020 Mint, Korean Agastache rugosa P6 FS - PS BF, C, DR, F, M Purple 36 JL - SP 4.95 

AGR035X Agrimony (Qt.) Agrimonia eupatoria P5 FS - PS D, DT, M, WG Yellow 30 JL - AG 6.25 

Ajania: 

AJA625X Daisy, Pacific, 

‘Gold and Silver’ (Qt.) 

Ajania pacifica ‘Gold a. S.’ P6 FS - PS DR, FP, GC Yellow 18 SP - OC 6.10 

Ajuga: Ajuga, ... ; Bugleweed DR, HB, MT, WG 

AJU805X ‘Black Scallop’ (Qt.) Ajuga reptans ‘B. Scallop’ P4 FS - S FP, GC, RG Blue, Deep- 6 MY - JN 6.25 

AJU047X ‘Burgundy Glow’ (Qt.) Ajuga reptans ‘B. Glow’ P3 FS - S FP, GC, RG Blue 6 MY - JN 6.10 

AJU040X ‘Caitlin Giant’ (Qt.) Ajuga reptans ‘Caitlin G.’ P3 FS - S FP, GC, RG Blue, Whrld- 16 AP - MY 6.10 

AJU051X ‘Chocolate Chip’ (Qt.) A. tenorii ‘Valfredda’ (‘C. C.’) P4 FS - S FP, GC, RG Blue 4 MY - JN 6.10 

AJU055X ‘Golden Glow’ (Qt.) Ajuga reptans ‘Golden G.’ P3 FS - S FP, GC, RG Blue 6 MY - JN 6.25 

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Ajuga: Ajuga, ... ; Bugleweed (Continued) DR, HB, MT, WG 

AJU905X ‘Leprechaun’ (Qt.) A. pyramidalis (reptans) ‘L.’ P3 FS - S FP, GC, RG Blue 5 AP - MY 6.25 

AJU053X ‘Pink Surprise’ (Qt.) Ajuga reptans ‘P. Surprise’ P3 FS - S FP, GC, RG Pink 6 MY - JN 6.10 

AJU045X ‘Silver Beauty’ (Qt.) Ajuga reptans ‘S. Beauty’ P3 FS - S FP, GC, RG Blue, Sky- 4 MY - JN 6.10 

Alcea: Hollyhock, ... HB 

ALC525X Black, ‘Blacknight’ (Qt.) Alcea rosea ‘Blacknight’ P3 FS - PS BF, FP, LB Black, Prpl- 60 JL - AG 6.50 

ALC505X Double, ‘Peaches ‘n’ Dreams’ (Qt.) Alcea rosea ‘P. ‘n’ D.’ P3 FS - PS BF, FP, LB Peach, Crmy- 72 JL - AG 6.10 

ALC510X ‘Pink, Chater’s Double’ (Qt.) Alcea rosea ‘Chater’s D. P.’ P3 FS - PS BF, FP, LB Pink; Double 60 JL - AG 6.10 

ALC515X ‘Red, Chater’s Double’ (Qt.) Alcea rosea ‘Chater’s D. R.’ P3 FS - PS BF, FP, LB Red; Double 60 JL - AG 6.10 

ALC518X Single, ‘Antwerp’ (Qt.) (Rust Resistant) A. ficifolia ‘A. Mixed’ P3 FS - PS BF, FP, LB, MR Pastels 60 JL - AG 6.10 

Alchemilla: Lady’s Mantle, ... DR, DT 

ALC010X Alpine (Qt.) Alchemilla alpina P3 FS - S FP, RG, WG Yellow, Light- 6 MY - JN 6.25 

ALC012X ‘Auslese’ (Qt.) Alchemilla mollis ‘Auslese’ P3 FS - S FP, RG, WG Yellow 20 MY - JN 6.10 

ALC005X Common (Qt.) Alchemilla vulgaris P3 FS - S FP, M, RG, WG Yellow 18 MY - JN 6.95 

ALC020X Mollis (Qt.) Alchemilla mollis P3 FS - S FP, RG, WG Yellow 18 MY - JN 6.10 

ALC017X Red-Stemmed (Qt.) Alchemilla erythropoda P3 FS - S FP, RG, WG Yellow, Grn- 12 MY - JN 6.95 

ALK050X Alkanet (Qt.) Anchusa officinalis B4 FS - PS CF, D, DT, FP, M Blue, Bright- 24 JN - AG 6.10 

ALL350X Allheal (Qt.) Prunella vulgaris P4 FS - PS BF, M Lavender 8 JL - AG 6.10 

Allium: 

ALL010X Allium, Drumstick (Qt.) Allium sphaerocephalon P4 FS - PS CF, DR, FP Purple 36 JN - AG 6.10 

ALL012X Allium, Dwarf (Qt.); Turkish Onion Allium karataviense P5 FS DF, DR, FP Pink, Amthst- 10 JN - AG 6.10 

ALL210X Allium, Japanese, White (Qt.) Allium thunbergii ‘Alba’ P4 FS - PS DR, FP White 8 SP - OC 6.95 

ALL205X Allium, ‘Ozawa’ (Qt.) Allium thunbergii ‘Ozawa’ P4 FS - PS DR, FP Purple, Rse- 10 SP - OC 6.95 

ALL150X Allium, ‘Pink Feather’ (Qt.) Allium ‘Pink Feather’ P3 FS - PS CF, DR, FP Pink 18 JN - JL 6.10 

ALL007X Allium, Schnittlauch (Qt.) Allium schnittlauch P3 FS - PS DR, FP Lavender 8 JL - AG 6.10 

ALL105X Allium, Senescens (Qt.); Mountain Garlic Allium senescens P3 FS C, DR, FP Rose 12 AG - SP 6.10 

ALL045 Chives, Common Allium schoenoprasum P3 FS C, DR, FP Lav., Pink- 10 MY - JN 2.40 

ALL055 Chives, Dwarf A. schoenoprasum ‘Nana’ P3 FS C, DR, FP Pink 6 MY - JN 3.80 

ALL057X Chives, ‘Forescate’ (Qt.) Allium schoenoprasum ‘F.’ P3 FS - PS C, DR, FP Pink, Rose- 24 MY - JN 6.10 

ALL060 Chives, Garlic; Oriental Chives Allium tuberosum P3 FS C, CF, DR, FP White 24 AG - SP 3.80 

ALL061X Chives, Garlic, ‘Mauve’ (Qt.) Allium tuberosum ‘Mauve’ P3 FS C, CF, DR, FP Mauve 24 AG - SP 6.10 

ALL064X Chives, ‘Grolau’ (Qt.) Allium schoenoprasum ‘G.’ P3 FS C, CF, DR Pink 12 MY - JN 6.10 

ALL170X Chives, ‘Profusion’ (Qt.) A. schoenoprasum ‘Sterile’ P3 FS C, DR Pink, Lav.- 12 MY - JN 6.10 

ALL063X Chives, Silver Corkscrew (Qt.) Allium senescens ‘Glaucum’ P3 FS B, DF, DR, FP, O Lav.; Ball 9 AG - SP 6.50 

A very attractive border plant with compact growth that never needs trimming - perfect for edgings. Cute 

curly silver-grey foliage reaches 6 inches tall and forms a unique backdrop for its nine-inch majestic lavender-pink 

flowers that bloom in late summer. Additionally, the flowers dry nicely and hold their color well. 

ALL185X Chives, White (Qt.) A. schoenoprasum ‘Album’ P3 FS - PS C, DR, FP White 16 MY - JN 9.95 

ALL070X Egyptian Top Onion (Qt.) Allium cepa ‘Proliferum’ P4 FS C, DR, O White 30 JL - SP 6.10 

ALL175 Garlic, Hard-Neck A. sativum ophioscorodon P3 FS C, DR White 24 JL - AG 2.40 

ALL090 Leek A. ampeloprasum Porrum A FS C, DR White 24 JN - JL 3.80 

ALL095X Leek, Lily (Qt.) Allium moly P3 FS - PS C, DR, FP Yellow 12 MY - JN 6.10 

ALL115X Leek, Welsh (Qt.) A. ampeloprasum babingtonii P3 FS C, DR, FP Purple, Dp- 36 JN - JL 6.10 

ALL120X Onion, Welsh (Qt.) Allium fistulosum P3 FS C, DR, FP White 30 JL - AG 6.10 

ALL195X Ramps (Qt.) Allium tricoccum P3 PS - S C, DR, MT, NP White 12 JN - JL 6.10 

Its leaves and bulbs have a sweet, mild onion flavor, and are used like scallions or as a garlic substitute - fresh, 

fried or grilled. It is now even served in many up-scale restaurants. Happiest in partial shade & a rich well-drained soil. 

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ALL127X Allspice (Qt.); Pimento Tree Pimenta dioica TP FS C, F White AD ADP 13.95 

ALL910 Allspice, Lemon Pimenta racemosa citrifolia TP FS C, F White AD ADP 23.95 

ALO905 Aloe, ‘Swedish’ Aloe arborescens TP FS - PS M, O Orange, Rd- 24 ADP 5.85 

ALO135 Aloe Vera Aloe barbadensis TP FS - PS M Salmon AD ADP 5.85 

******* Ambrosia see Chenopodium: 

Ampelopsis: 

AMP415X Porcelain Vine, Variegated (Qt.) A. brevipedunculata ‘Elegans’ P5 FS - PS FP, VN, WG Wht;BluBrrs 15' JL - AG 6.10 

Amsonia: 

AMS105X Blue Star, Narrow-Leaf (Qt.) (11 PPA) Amsonia hubrichtii P4 FS - PS FP, NP Blue, Sky- 36 AP - MY 6.50 

AMS110X Blue Star, Willow-Leaf (Qt.) A. tabernaemontana salicifolia P4 FS - PS FP, NP Blue, Light- 36 MY - JN 6.10 

Anemone: Anemone, Japanese, ... ; Windflower DR, LB 

ANE142X Pink, ‘Pamina’ (Qt.) Anemone x hybrida ‘P.’ P4 FS - PS CF, FP, WG Pink; Double 36 AG - OC 6.25 

ANE155X Pink, ‘Robustissima’ (Qt.) Anemone tomentosa ‘R.’ P4 FS - PS FP, WG Pink, Light- 36 AG - OC 6.25 

ANE159X Pink, ‘September Charm’ (Qt.) A. hupehensis ‘S. Charm’ P4 FS - PS CF, FP, WG Pink 30 AG - OC 6.25 

ANE158X Rose, ‘Prince Henry’ (Qt.) Anemone h. ‘P. Heinrich’ P5 FS - PS FP, WG Rose;Smi-Dbl 24 AG - OC 6.25 

ANE157X White, ‘Honorine Jobert’ (Qt.) Anemone x hybrida ‘H. J.’ P4 FS - PS CF, FP, WG White 30 AG - OC 6.50 

Anemone: Anemone, ... DR, LB 

ANE152X Snowdrop (Qt.) Anemone sylvestris P3 PS FP, WG White 24 MY - SP 6.25 

Anemonella: DR 

ANE715X Anemone, Rue (Qt.) Anemonella thalictroides P4 PS - S FP, LB, NP, WG White 6 AP - JN 6.95 

ANE735X Anemonella, Pink, Double, ‘Cameo’ A. thalictroides ‘C.’ P4 PS - S FP, LB, WG Pink, Light- 12 AP - JN 15.95 

Anethum: 

ANE195 Dill Bouquet (Compact - seeds) Anethum g. ‘Bouquet’ A FS - PS BF, C Yellow 24 JL - SP 2.40 

ANE305 Dill, ‘Fernleaf’ (Dwarf - leaves used) Anethum graveolens ‘F.’ A FS - PS BF, C Yellow 18 SLD 2.40 

ANE310 Dill, ‘Hercules’ (Tall - robust growth) Anethum graveolens ‘H.’ A FS - PS BF, C Yellow 36 JL - SP 2.40 

ANE312 Dill, ‘Mammoth’ (Tallest - robust growth) A. graveolens ‘M.’ A FS - PS BF, C Yellow 48 JL - SP 2.40 

ANE325 Dill, ‘Monia’ (Compact - leaves used) A. graveolens ‘Monia’ A FS - PS BF, C Yellow 24 JL - SP 2.40 

ANE315 Dill, ‘Superdukat’ (High essential oil & uniform heads) A. g. ‘S.’ A FS - PS BF, C Yellow 36 JL - SP 2.40 

Angelica: 

ANG160X Angelica (Qt.) Angelica archangelica B4 FS - PS C, DR, M Green 72 AG - SP 6.10 

ANG162X Angelica, Korean (Qt.) Angelica gigas B4 PS - S BF, C, DR, O Purple 48 AG - SP 6.95 

ANG505X Angelica, New Zealand (Qt.) Angelica pachycarpa B4 FS - PS DR, FP White 48 AG - SP 6.95 

Antennaria: Pussy Toes, ... DF, DR, DT, RG 

ANT205X Pink (Qt.) Antennaria dioica ‘Rubra’ P5 FS - PS FP, GC, NP Pink 6 MY - JN 6.95 

ANT220X Pink, Carpathian (Qt.) Antennaria carpatica P4 FS - PS FP, GC White 6 MY - JN 6.25 

ANT207X ‘Red Wonder’ (Qt.) A. dioica ‘Rotes Wunder’ P5 FS - PS FP, GC Red, Pink- 6 MY - JN 7.95 

ANT210X Smaller, Pink (Qt.) A. neodioica ‘Rosea’ P5 FS FP Pink 2 MY - JN 6.10 

ANT215X White (Qt.) Antennaria dioica P5 FS FP, GC, M, NP White 6 MY - JN 6.10 

Aquilegia: Columbine, ... BF, DR, HB, MT 

AQU505X ‘Blue Star’ (Qt.) Aquilegia ‘Blue Star’ P3 FS - PS CF, FP, WG Blue & White 30 MY - JN 6.10 

AQU825X★ ‘Clementine Dark-Purple’ (Qt.) A. vuglaris ‘C. Dark-Purple’ P3 FS - PS CF, FP, WG Prpl,Dp-;Dbl 18 MY - JN 6.10 

AQU240X ‘Dorothy Rose’ (Qt.) Aquilegia ‘Dorothy Rose’ P3 FS - PS CF, FP, WG Pink, Rose- 24 MY - JN 6.10 

AQU198X ‘McKana Hybrids’ (Qt.) Aquilegia ‘McKana Hybrids’ P3 FS - PS CF, FP, WG Mixed 36 MY - JN 6.10 

AQU230X ‘Ministar’ (Qt.) Aquilegia flabellata ‘M.’ P3 FS - PS FP, RG, WG Blue, Bright- 6 MY - JN 6.10 

AQU805X Rocky Mountain (Qt.) Aquilegia caerulea P3 FS - PS CF, FP, NP, WG Blue & White 14 MY - JN 6.10 

AQU810X ‘Songbird Cardinal’ (Qt.) A. ‘Cardinal’ (Songbird) P3 FS - PS CF, FP, WG Red & White 24 MY - JN 6.10 

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ARA174X Arabis, White, Variegated (Qt.) Arabis caucasica ‘Variegata’ P4 FS BF, DR, FP, RG White 8 AP - JN 6.25 

Aralia: Spikenard, ... F, WG 

ARA505X American (Qt.); American Sarsaparilla Aralia racemosa P5 PS - S C, FP, M, NP White, Grn- 48 AG 9.95 

ARB105X Arbutus, Trailing (Qt.); Mayflower Epigaea repens P3 PS - S DR, F, GC, NP White, Pink- 3 AP - MY 12.95 

Arenaria: 

ARE320X Sandwort (Qt.) Arenaria verna P3 FS - S GC, WG White .5 AP - MY 6.10 

ARE355X Sandwort, Montana, ‘Avalanche’ (Qt.) A. montana ‘A.’ P4 FS - PS FP, RG White 4 MY - JN 6.10 

Arisaema: Jack-In-The-Pulpit, ... LB, WG 

ARI608X Dancing Crane (Qt.) Arisaema heterophyllum P5 PS - S DR, FP, MT Grn/Prpl;12"Tng 36 JN - JL 11.95 

ARI012X Japanese (Qt.) Arisaema sikokianum P4 PS - S DR, FP, MT White; 8" 24 AP - JN 26.95 

ARI008X Native (Qt.) Arisaema triphyllum P4 PS - S DR, FP, MT, NP Green; 5" 18 AP - JN 7.95 

ARI715X Serratum (Qt.) Arisaema serratum P5 PS - S DR, FP, MT Grn & Prple 36 MY - JL 16.95 

ARI520X Urashima (Qt.) Arisaema urashima P5 PS - S DR, FP Purple;18"Tail 18 MY - JN 21.95 

Armeria: Armeria, ... ; Thrift; Sea Pinks BF, HB 

ARM620X Dwarf, Pink (Qt.) A. juniperifolia (caespitosa) P5 FS FP, RG Pink, Deep- 4 MY - JN 6.95 

ARM505X Pink, ‘Splendens’ (Qt.) Armeria maritima ‘S.’ P4 FS FP, RG Pink, Rose- 8 MY - JN 6.10 

ARM184X Red (Qt.) A. pseudarmeria ‘Rubra’ P4 FS - PS FP, RG Red 12 MY - JN 6.10 

ARM177X Red, ‘Bloodstone’ (Qt.) Armeria maritima ‘B.’ P4 FS FP, RG Red, Rose- 8 MY - JN 6.95 

ARM186X Red-Leaved (Qt.) Armeria m. ‘Rubrifolia’ P4 FS - PS FP, RG Pink, Deep- 8 MY - JN 6.10 

ARM190X Variegated, ‘Nifty Thrifty’ (Qt.) Armeria maritima ‘Nifty T.’ P4 FS DT, FP, RG Pink 8 MY - JN 6.10 

ARN176X Arnica, European (Qt.) Arnica montana P6 FS - PS D, M Yellow 18 JN 6.95 

ARN180X Arnica, North American (Qt.) Arnica chamissonis P5 FS M Yellow 24 JN 6.25 

Artemisia: Artemisia, ... DR, DT 

ART335X ‘Lambrook Mist’ (Qt.) Artemisia absinthium ‘L. M.’ P5 FS FP, RG Gray, Yellow- 30 AG - SP 6.25 

ART183X ‘Lambrook Silver’ (Qt.) Artemisia absinthium ‘L. S.’ P5 FS DF, FP Gray, Yellow- 30 AG - SP 6.95 

ART345X ‘Oriental Limelight’ (Qt.) Artemisia vulgaris ‘Janlim’ P4 FS FP Yellow 24 AG - SP 6.10 

ART184X ‘Powis Castle’ (Qt.) Artemisia ‘Powis Castle’ P5 FS DF, FP Yellow 26 AG - SP 6.10 

ART350X Rupestris (Qt.) Artemisia rupestris P5 FS RG Yellow, Grn- 12 6.25 

ART187X Sagebrush, Silver (Qt.) A. cana (Seriphidium canaum) P3 FS F, FP, M Yellow 30 AG 6.10 

ART190X ‘Silver Frost’ (Qt.) Artemisia ludoviciana ‘S. F.’ P4 FS DF, FP Gray 15 AG - SP 6.25 

ART205X ‘Silver King’ (Qt.) Artemisia ludoviciana ‘S. K.’ P4 FS DF, FP Yellow 36 AG - SP 6.10 

ART210X Silver Mound (Qt.) Artemisia schmidtiana P3 FS DF, FP, RG Silver 12 AG - SP 6.10 

ART215X ‘Silver Queen’ (Qt.) Artemisia ludoviciana ‘S. Q.’ P4 FS DF, FP Yellow 36 AG - SP 6.10 

ART220X Southernwood (Qt.) Artemisia abrotanum P5 FS F Cream 24 AG - SP 6.10 

ART225X Southernwood, 

Camphor-Scented (Qt.) 

A. alba (camphorata) P4 FS F Yellow, Grn- 24 AG - SP 6.10 

ART230X Southernwood, 

Lemon-Scented (Qt.) 

A. abrotanum limoneum P5 FS F Yellow, Grn- 24 AG - SP 6.10 

ART235X Southernwood, ‘Silver’ (Qt.) Artemisia abrotanum ‘S.’ P5 FS F, O Gray 16 AG - SP 6.25 

ART255X Stelleriana (Qt.) Artemisia stelleriana P4 FS FP, GC, RG Yellow 12 AG - SP 6.10 

ART257X Stelleriana, A. stelleriana ‘Silver B.’ P4 FS FP, GC Yellow 12 AG - SP 6.10 

‘Silver Brocade’ (Qt.) 

ART262X ‘Tangerine’ (Qt.); Tree Artemisia Artemisia abrotanum ‘T.’ P5 FS F, O Green, Gray- 48 AG - SP 6.10 

ART265X ‘Valerie Finnis’ (Qt.) Artemisia ludoviciana ‘V. F.’ P4 FS DF, FP Yellow 24 AG - SP 6.10 

ART270X Versicolor (Qt.) Artemisia versicolor P4 FS B, RG Gray, Yellow- 12 AG - SP 6.25 

ART355X Versicolor, ‘Sea Foam’ (Qt.) Artemisia versicolor ‘Sea F.’ P4 FS RG Gray, Yellow- 12 AG - SP 6.25 

ART340X Viridis (Qt.) Artemisia viridis P3 FS RG Yellow, Crm- 2 JL - AG 6.25 

ART360X ‘Yomogi’ (Qt.); Japanese Mugwort A. princeps (A. ‘Yomogi’) P5 FS C, D, FP, M Green 36 AG - SP 6.10 

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Artemisia: (Continued) DR, DT 

ART285X French Tarragon (Qt.) (True) A. dracunculus ‘Sativa’ P3 FS - PS BF, C 30 6.95 

Tarragon’s bittersweet peppery taste has anise undertones and is an important flavor in salad dressings and poultry 

dishes. Its tea is known to stimulate digestion, settle an upset stomach and can be used as a general tonic. This clump 

forming perennial likes well-drained, rich soil and full-sun; it requires a period of winter dormancy for lush spring 

growth. This plant can only be cutting or root propagated, as it is sterile. The leaves should mildly numb your tongue. 

ART290X Mugwort (Qt.); Biefus Artemisia vulgaris P4 FS C, FP Yellow 48 AG - SP 6.10 

ART295X Wormwood, Common (Qt.) Artemisia absinthium P5 FS F, M Yellow 48 AG - SP 6.10 

ART300X Wormwood, Fringed (Qt.) Artemisia frigida P3 FS NP, RG Yellow 12 AG - SP 6.10 

ART310X Wormwood, Ghostplant (Qt.) Artemisia lactiflora P4 FS CF, FP White, Crm- 54 AG - SP 6.10 

ART320 Wormwood, Sweet; Sweet Annie Artemisia annua HA FS - PS DF, FA Yellow 72 AG - SP 3.80 

******* Artichoke, Jerusalem see Helianthus: 

******* Arugula see Roquette 

Aruncus: BF, DR, WG 

ARU335X Aruncus (Qt.); Goatsbeard Aruncus dioicus P3 PS - S CF, FP, MT, NP White, Crm- 48 JN - JL 6.10 

ARU339X Aruncus, Dwarf, Korean (Qt.) Aruncus aethusifolius P3 PS - S CF, FP, LB White, Crm- 12 JN - JL 6.50 

ARU337X Aruncus, ‘Kneiffii’ (Qt.) Aruncus dioicus ‘Kneiffii’ P3 PS - S CF, FP, MT White, Crm- 36 JN - JL 6.50 

Asarum: Ginger, ... DR, WG 

ASA505X Arifolium (Qt.) Asarum arifolium P5 PS - S FP, NP Red 4 AP - MY 6.10 

ASA515X European (Qt.) Asarum europaeum P4 PS - S FP, M Brown 6 AP - MY 7.95 

ASA520X Wild (Qt.) Asarum canadense P3 PS - S FP, M, MT, NP Brown 10 AP - MY 6.95 

Asclepias: Butterfly Weed, ... BF, DR, HB, LB 

ASC435X African, ‘Oscar’ (Qt.) A. (Gomp.) physocarpus ‘O.’ A FS - PS DF, FA, M White 60 JL - AG 5.85 

ASC410X ‘Hello Yellow’ (Qt.) Asclepias tuberosa ‘H. Y.’ P4 FS - PS DT, FP Yellow 32 JN - AG 6.25 

ASC415X Orange (Qt.) Asclepias tuberosa P3 FS - PS DT, FP, M, NP Orange 24 AG - SP 6.25 

ASC420X Pink (Qt.) Asclepias incarnata P5 FS - PS FP, M, MT Pink 30 AG - SP 6.25 

ASC425X White, ‘Ice Ballet’ (Qt.) Asclepias incarnata ‘Ice B.’ P5 FS - PS FP, MT White 30 AG - SP 6.10 

Asclepias: BF, DR, HB, LB 

ASC440X★ Milkweed, Common (Qt.) Asclepias syriaca P3 FS - PS DT, FP, M, NP Pink 36 JN - JL 6.25 

ASH200 Ashwagandha Withania somnifera A FS - PS M Red 8 JL - AG 4.95 

Asperula: Woodruff, ... 

ASP060X Dyer’s (Qt.) Asperula tinctoria P5 FS D White 12 JN - JL 6.10 

ASP300X Pink (Qt.) Asperula cynanchica P6 PS - S FP, GC, WG Pink 6 JN - JL 6.25 

Aster: Aster, ... BF, DR, LB 

AST450X ‘Alma Potschke’ (Qt.) Aster novae-angliae ‘A. P.’ P3 FS - PS CF, DT, FP Pink, Rose- 36 AG - SP 6.25 

AST430X ‘Monch’ (Qt.) Aster x frikartii ‘Monch’ P4 FS - PS CF, FP Blue, Lav.- 30 AG - SP 6.10 

AST431X ‘Patricia Ballard’ (Qt.) Aster novi-belgii ‘P. Ballard’ P3 FS - PS CF, DT, FP Pink 36 AG - SP 6.10 

AST412X ‘Professor Kippenberg’ (Qt.) Aster ‘Professor Anton K.’ P3 FS - PS CF, FP Blue, Bright- 18 AG - SP 6.10 

AST337X ‘Purple Dome’ (Qt.) Aster novae-angliae ‘P. D.’ P3 FS - PS CF, DT, FP Purple 24 AG - SP 6.10 

AST440X ‘White Opal’ (Qt.) Aster ‘White Opal’ P4 FS - PS CF, FP White 14 AG - SP 6.10 

AST460X ‘Wood’s Pink’ (Qt.) Aster ‘Wood’s Pink’ P4 FS - PS CF, FP Pink 8 AG - SP 6.10 

Astilbe: Astilbe, ... DR, MT, WG 

AST465X Dwarf, ‘Perkeo’ (Qt.) A.crispa ‘P. (‘Perkeo Mini’) P4 FS - S FP Pink, Deep- 8 JL - AG 6.95 

AST345X Dwarf, ‘Pumila’ (Qt.) Astilbe chinensis ‘Pumila’ P4 FS - S FP, GC Lavender 12 JN - AG 6.10 

AST367X Dwarf, ‘Sprite’ (Qt.) (94 PPA) Astilbe simplicifolia ‘Sprite’ P4 FS - S FP Pink 12 AG - SP 6.10 

AST475X Pink, ‘Heart & Soul’ (Qt.) Astilbe ‘Heart and Soul’ P4 FS - S CF, FP Pink & Lvndr 32 JL - AG 6.95 

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Astilbe: Astilbe, ... (Continued) DR, MT, WG 

AST360X Red, ‘Fanal’ (Qt.) Astilbe arendsii ‘Fanal’ P4 FS - S CF, FP Red, Intns- 24 JN - AG 6.10 

AST350X Red, ‘Glow’ (Qt.) A. arendsii ‘Glut’ (‘Glow’) P4 FS - S FP Red 10 JN - AG 6.25 

AST365X Rose, ‘Rheinland’ (Qt.) Astilbe japonica ‘Rheinland’ P4 FS - S CF, FP Rose 24 JN - AG 6.10 

AST570X White, ‘Diamonds & Pearls’ (Qt.) A. ‘D. & P.’ (chinensis x) P4 FS - S CF, FP White, Pure- 40 JL - AG 6.95 

AST505X White, ‘Weisse Gloria’ (Qt.) A. ‘Weisse Gloria’ (arendsii) P4 FS - S CF, FP White, Snow- 24 JN - AG 6.25 

AUB015X Aubrieta, Rose, ‘Leichtlinii’ (Qt.) Aubrieta ‘Leichtlinii’ P4 FS - PS BF, FP, GC, RG Rose,Carmn- 8 AP - MY 6.10 

AUR205X★ Aurinia, ‘Gold Ball’ (Qt.) Aurinia saxatilis ‘Goldkugel’ P4 FS DR, DT, FP, RG Yellow, Lmn- 8 MY - JN 6.10 

AUS375 Australian Mint Bush Prostanthera rotundifolia TP FS F, O Lavender 18 FB - MR 5.85 

******* Aztec Sweet Herb see Phyla: 

******* Baby’s Breath see Gypsophila: 

BAB010 Baby’s-Tears Soleirolia soleirolii TP FS - PS O White 1 3.80 

BAB015 Baby’s-Tears, Golden Soleirolia soleirolii ‘Aureum’ TP FS - PS O White 1 4.95 

******* Balloon Flower see Platycodon: 

BAL045 Balm-of-Gilead Cedronella canariensis TP FS F, M Pink 24 AG - SP 5.85 

Bamboo: (Hardy Clumping Non-Invasive Varieties) 

BAM805X Bamboo, Naked (Qt.) Fargesia denudata P6 PS DR, FP, O Cane-0.5" 12' ADP 14.95 

BAM810X Bamboo, Sunset Glow (Qt.) F. dracocephala ‘Rufa’ P5 FS - S DR, FP, O Cane-0.5" 8' ADP 14.95 

BAM815X Bamboo, Umbrella (Qt.) Fargesia murieliae P5 PS - S DR, FP, O Cane-0.5" 12' ADP 17.95 

BAN055X Banana, ‘Enano Gigantea’ (Qt.) Musa acuminata ‘Enano G.’ TP FS - PS C, O Red, Pink- AD ADP 14.95 

Baptisia: Baptisia, ... BF, DR 

BAP050X Blue (Qt.); False Indigo Baptisia australis P3 FS - PS D, DT, FP, NP Blue 42 JN - JL 6.95 

BAP090X Minor (Qt.) Baptisia australis minor P4 FS - PS DT, FP, NP Blue 15 JN - JL 6.10 

BAP070X Prairie (Qt.) Baptisia lactea P4 FS - PS DT, FP, NP White 36 JN - JL 6.95 

BAP075X ‘Purple Smoke’ (Qt.) Baptisia ‘Purple Smoke’ P4 FS - PS DT, FP Violet, Smky- 54 JN - JL 7.95 

BAP080X ‘Screamin’ Yellow’ (Qt.) B. sphaerocarpa ‘S.’ Yellow’ P5 FS - PS DT, FP, NP Yellow, Gold- 36 JN - JL 7.95 

******* Barberry see Berberis: 

******* Basil see Ocimum: 

******* Bay, Sweet see Laurus: 

BAY230X Bay-Rum (Qt.) Pimenta racemosa TP FS C, F, IU White AD ADP 19.95 

BAY101X Bayberry (Qt.) Myrica pensylvanica P3 FS - PS DR, F, FP, IU, NP White 60 SP - OC 7.95 

******* Bedstraw, Yellow see Galium: 

******* Bee Balm see Monarda: 

******* Beetleweed see Galax: 

Belamcanda: Leopard Flower 

BEL450X Lily, Blackberry (Qt.) Belamcanda chinensis P4 FS - PS DF, FP, M Orange 36 JL - AG 6.10 

BEL315X Belladonna (Qt.) Atropa belladonna P6 FS - PS M Maroon 30 JL - AG 7.95 

******* Bellflower see Campanula: 

BEL705X Bellwort, Large-Flowered (Qt.); Merrybells Uvularia grandiflora P4 PS - S DR, FP, NP, WG Yellow, Orng- 18 AP - MY 6.25 

Berberis: Barberry, ... 

BER415X Crimson Pigmy (Qt.) B. t. ‘Atropurpurea Nana’ P5 FS B, D, DR, O Yellow 12 MY - JN 6.95 

BER420X Golden (Qt.) Berberis thunbergii ‘Aurea’ P5 FS D, DR, O Yellow 12 MY - JN 6.95 

******* Betony see Stachys: 

******* Bittersweet, American see Celastrus: 

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******* Bleeding Heart see Dicentra: 

******* Bloodroot see Sanguinaria: 

******* Blue Bells see Mertensia: 

******* Blue Star see Amsonia: 

******* Blueberry see Vaccinium: 

BOR375 Borage Borago officinalis A FS - PS C, FA, M Blue 24 JL - SP 2.40 

BOR379 Borage, White Borago officinalis ‘Alba’ A FS - PS C, FA White 24 JL - SP 2.40 

******* Boxwood see Buxus: 

******* Brass Buttons see Leptinella: 

Brunfelsia: 

BRU395 Brunfelsia, Jamaican (Evening Fragrant) B. jamaicensis TP FS - PS F, O Cream 60 PRD 9.95 

BRU390 Yesterday, Today & Tomorrow Brunfelsia australis TP FS - PS F, O Prpl-Lav-Wht 24 PRD 9.95 

Brunnera: Forget-Me-Not, ... WG 

BRU080X Perennial (Qt.) Brunnera macrophylla P3 FS - S DR, FP, MT Blue, Sky- 14 MY - JN 6.10 

BRU083X Perennial, ‘Jack Frost’ (Qt.) (12 PPA) B. macrophylla ‘J. F.’ P3 PS - S DR, FP, MT Blue, Light- 10 MY - JN 11.95 

An award-winning cultivar with stunning frosty-silver heart-shaped foliage and light green venation that has a 

mounding habit. Topped by sky-blue flowers in spring - this plant is wild! Best growth and leaf color occur in 

moisture retentive soils and light to full shade. A sport of ‘Langtrees’ discovered at Walters Gardens; it is a beautiful 

specimen plant for woodland and shade gardens - bringing light to dark areas. The 2012 Perennial Plant of the Year! 

BRU090X★ Perennial, ‘Langtrees’ (Qt.) Brunnera macrophylla ‘L.’ P3 FS - S DR, FP, MT Blue 12 MY - JN 8.95 

BRU085X Perennial, Variegated (Qt.) B. macrophylla ‘Variegata’ P3 FS - PS DR, FP, MT Blue 12 MY - JN 10.95 

Buddleja: Butterfly Bush, ... BF, DR, DT, HB 

BUD003X ‘Bicolor’ (Qt.) Buddleja ‘Bicolor’ P5 FS CF, F, FP, LB Lav & Yellow 72 JL - SP 7.95 

BUD005X ‘Black Knight’ (Qt.) Buddleja davidii ‘Black K.’ P5 FS CF, F, FP, LB Purple, Dp- 72 JL - SP 6.95 

BUD027X ‘Butterfly Heaven’ (Qt.) Buddleja ‘Butterfly Heaven’ P5 FS CF, F, FP, LB Purple, Lilac- 60 JL - SP 7.95 

BUD039X ‘Honeycomb’ (Qt.) Buddleja x weyeriana ‘H.’ P5 FS CF, F, FP, LB Yellow 72 JL - SP 6.95 

BUD025X ‘Nanho Blue’ (Qt.) Buddleja nanhoensis ‘N. B.’ P5 FS CF, F, FP, LB Blue 66 JL - SP 6.95 

BUD030X ‘Pink Delight’ (Qt.) Buddleja davidii ‘Pink D.’ P5 FS CF, F, FP, LB Pink 72 JL - SP 6.95 

BUD032X ‘Royal Red’ (Qt.) Buddleja davidii ‘Royal Red’ P5 FS CF, F, FP, LB Red, Purple- 72 JL - SP 6.95 

BUD035X ‘White Profusion’ (Qt.) Buddleja davidii ‘White P.’ P5 FS CF, F, FP, LB White 72 JL - SP 6.95 

BUN050X Bunchberry (Qt.) Cornus canadensis P2 PS - S DR, GC, NP, WG White;RedFrt 8 MY - JL 10.95 

******* Burnet, Salad see Sanguisorba: 

******* Butterfly Bush see Buddleja: 

******* Butterfly Weed see Asclepias: 

Buxus: Boxwood, ... 

BUX377X Dwarf (Qt.) B. sempervirens ‘Myrtifolia’ P5 FS - PS B, DR, EG, O Cream 12 AP - MY 7.95 

BUX385X Korean (Qt.) B. sinica insularis (m. koreana) P4 FS B, DR, EG, O Cream AD AP - MY 6.95 

BUX387X Variegated (Qt.) B.sempervirens ‘Marginata’ P5 FS - PS B, DR, EG, O Cream 18 AP - MY 7.95 

CAC825X Cactus, Hardy (Qt.) Opuntia humifusa (compressa) P6 FS - PS C, DR, DT, FP, NP Yellow, Brht- 12 JL - AG 6.25 

CAC710X Cactus, Pincushion (Qt.); Ball Cactus Coryphantha vivipara P4 FS - PS DR, DT, FP, NP Pink, Mgnta- 12 MY - JN 6.95 

Calamintha: DR, LB 

CAL045X Nepitella (Qt.) Calamintha nepeta P5 FS - PS C, F, FP, WG Lilac, Light- 18 JL - AG 6.10 

CAL020X Savory, Showy (Qt.) Calamintha grandiflora P4 FS - PS C, F, FP, RG Magenta 12 JN - JL 6.10 

CAL025X Savory, Showy, Variegated (Qt.) C. grandiflora ‘Variegata’ P4 FS - PS C, F, FP, RG Magenta 12 JN - JL 6.25 

CAL030 Calceolaria; Yellow Pocketbook Plant Calceolaria mexicana HA FS - PS FA, O Yellow 12 JN - SP 3.80 

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CAL035 Calendula, ‘Orange’; Pot Marigold Calendula officinalis ‘O.’ HA FS - PS BF, C, D, DR, M Orange 18 MY - SP 2.40 

CAL040 Calendula, ‘Yellow’; Pot Marigold Calendula officinalis ‘Y.’ HA FS - PS BF, C, D, DR, M Yellow 18 MY - SP 2.40 

Camellia: (makes a mild flavored delicious tea) 

CAM685X Tea Plant, Small-Leaf (Qt.) Camellia sinensis sinensis P6b FS - PS C, FP, M White & Yllw 60 SP - OC 26.95 

Enjoy a mild-flavored delicious “Green Tea” from your own tea plant. One way to process is to pick tender 

young growth, with 2 - 3 leaves, then allow them to wilt. Next bruise the leaves by rolling between your hands until 

they darken and become crinkled - this begins the fermentation. Then dry in an oven set at 250°F for 20 minutes - this 

removes moisture and stops the fermentation. After this process they are ready to use; store in an airtight container. 

Campanula: Bellflower, ... DR, HB, LB, WG 

CAM086X Clustered, ‘Caroline’ (Qt.) Campanula glomerata ‘C.’ P4 FS - PS CF, FP, MT Blue; Stars 30 JL - AG 6.25 

CAM002X Clustered, Dwarf (Qt.) C. glomerata acaulis P4 FS - PS FP, MT Blue, Amthst- 6 JL - AG 6.10 

CAM080X Clustered, ‘Joan Elliot’ (Qt.) Campanula glomerata ‘J. E.’ P4 FS - PS CF, FP, MT Violet, Deep- 18 JL - AG 7.95 

CAM005X Clustered, Purple (Qt.) C. glomerata ‘Superba’ P4 FS - PS CF, FP, MT Violet, Rich- 20 JN - JL 6.10 

CAM007X Clustered, White (Qt.) C. glomerata ‘Alba’ P4 FS - PS CF, FP, MT White 20 JN - JL 6.10 

CAM505X ‘Kent Belle’ (Qt.) Campanula ‘Kent Belle’ P5 FS - PS CF, FP Purple, Rich- 36 JN - JL 6.95 

CAM010X Peach-Leaved, ‘Blue’ (Qt.) C. persicifolia ‘Blue’ P4 FS - PS CF, FP Blue, Sky- 30 MY - JN 6.10 

CAM015X Peach-Leaved, White (Qt.) C. persicifolia ‘Alba’ P4 FS - PS CF, FP White 30 MY - JN 6.10 

CAM088X ‘Prichard’s Variety’ (Qt.) C. lactiflora ‘Prichard’s V.’ P5 FS - PS CF, FP Purple, Drk- 24 JN - JL 6.95 

CAM020X Siberian (Qt.) Campanula poscharskyana P3 FS - PS DT, FP, GC Blue, Light- 6 MY - JN 6.10 

Campanula: DR, HB, LB 

CAM025X Bluebells-of-Scotland (Qt.) C. rotundifolia ‘Thumbell’ P5 FS - PS FP Blue, Bright- 12 JL - SP 6.10 

Campanula: Campanula, ... DR, HB, LB 

CAM125X ‘Bavaria Blue’ (Qt.) C. cochleariifolia ‘B. Blue’ P5 FS - PS FP Blue, Dark- 6 JN - AG 6.10 

CAM035X ‘Clips, Blue’ (Qt.) Campanula carpatica ‘B. C.’ P3 FS - PS FP Blue, Violet- 8 JN - SP 6.10 

CAM050X ‘Clips, White’ (Qt.) C. carpatica ‘W. Clips’ P3 FS - PS FP White 8 JN - SP 6.10 

Campanula: DR, HB, LB 

CAM065X Canterbury Bells (Qt.); Cups & Saucers C. medium ‘Calycanthema’ B5 FS - PS FP Pnk,Wht&Blu 24 JL - AG 6.10 

CAM070X Rampion (Qt.) Campanula rapunculus P4 FS - PS C, FP, M Lav., Blue- 30 JL - AG 6.10 

CAM060 Camphor Tree Cinnamomum camphora TP FS - PS F, M, O Cream AD ADP 6.95 

******* Cananga see Ylang-Ylang 

CAN595 Cancer Bush Sutherlandia frustescens TP FS M Orange, Red- 60 ADP 4.95 

CAN077X Candylily (Qt.) Pardancanda norrisii P5 FS FP Mixed 36 AG 6.10 

******* Candytuft see Iberis: 

CAR070 Caraway Carum carvi B3 FS - PS C Green, Yllw- 30 ADP 3.80 

CAR075 Cardamon; Cardamom Elettaria cardamonum TP PS - S C, O White AD ADP 5.85 

CAR073 Cardamon, Black Amomum subulatum TP PS C AD ADP 7.95 

CAR095 Carob Ceratonia siliqua TP FS - PS C Red AD ADP 9.50 

Caryopteris: Caryopteris, ... BF 

CAR830X Chinese (Qt.) Caryopteris divaricata P6 FS - PS DR, FP, LB Blue, Lav- 60 JL - AG 6.25 

CAR835X Chinese, ‘Snow Fairy’ (Qt.) C. divaricata ‘Snow Fairy’ P6 FS - PS DR, FP, LB Blue, Lav- 60 JL - AG 7.95 

CAR112X ‘First Choice’ (Qt.) C. x clandonensis ‘First C.’ P5 FS DR, DT, FP, LB Blue, Violet- 36 AG - SP 6.50 

CAR098X ‘Longwood Blue’ (Qt.) C. x clandonensis ‘L. Blue’ P5 FS DR, DT, FP, LB Blue, Deep- 24 AG - SP 6.50 

CAR055X ‘Sunshine Blue’ (Qt.) C. x clandonensis ‘S. Blue’ P5 FS DR, DT, FP, LB Blue, Deep- 24 AG - SP 8.95 

******* Cat Thyme see Teucrium: 

******* Catchfly, Royal see Silene: 

CAT055 Catinga da Mulata Aeollanthus suaveolens TP FS - PS C, F, M Purple 24 SP - OC 5.45 

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******* Catmint & Catnip see Nepeta: 

CEL095X Celandine, Greater (Qt.) Chelidonium majus P4 PS - S LB, M Yellow 24 AP - MY 6.10 

CEL105X Celandine Poppy (Qt.); Wood Poppy Stylophorum diphyllum P4 PS - S FP, NP Yellow 14 AP - MY 6.10 

Celastrus: Bittersweet, Climbing, American, ... CF 

These twining vines are known for their showy clusters of orange-red berries that remain decorative for many 

months. The fruit is popular in fall bouquets and attracts birds. Easy to grow, they prefer good drainage in rich to 

poor soil and do nicely on fences. This native grows wild in our area and will climb up shrubs and trees, sometimes 

exceeding 30' in height. To ensure berries, only produced on the female, plant at least one male within 30 feet. 

CEL525X ‘Indian Brave’ (Qt.) (Male) Celastrus scandens ‘I. B.’ P3 FS - PS FP, NP, VN, WG Grn;No Fruit VN MY - JN 7.95 

CEL530X ‘Indian Maiden’ (Qt.) (Female) Celastrus scandens ‘I. M.’ P3 FS - PS FP, NP, VN, WG Grn;Org-RdFrt VN MY - JN 7.95 

Centaurea: BF, DR 

CEN315X Cornflower, Centaurea montana P3 FS - PS CF, D, FP, LB Blue 24 JN - JL 6.10 

Perennial Blue (Qt.); Perennial Bachelor Button 

CEN110X Thistle, Red (Qt.); Knapweed Centaurea dealbata P4 FS - PS FP Magenta 24 JN - JL 6.10 

CEN112X Thistle, Yellow (Qt.) Centaurea macrocephala P3 FS - PS FP Yellow, Gold- 36 JL - AG 6.10 

Centranthus: Jupiter’s Beard BF, DR, LB 

CEN005X Valerian, Red (Qt.) Centranthus ruber P4 FS - PS F, FP Pink, Deep- 24 JN - AG 6.10 

CEN010X Valerian, White (Qt.) Centranthus ruber ‘Albus’ P4 FS - PS F, FP White 24 JN - AG 6.10 

Cerastium: Snow-in-Summer, ... DR, DT 

CER460X ‘Silver Carpet’ (Qt.) C. t. ‘Silberteppich’ (‘S. C.’) P3 FS FP, GC, RG White 6 MY - JN 6.10 

CER465X ‘Yo Yo’ (Qt.) C. tomentosum ‘Yo Yo’ P3 FS FP, RG White 4 MY - JN 6.10 

Chamomile, ... 

CHA135X Dyer’s (Qt.) Anthemis tinctoria P3 FS - PS D, FP, M Gold, Lmn- 16 JL - AG 6.10 

CHA115 German Matricaria recutita HA FS - PS C, M White; Daisy 18 JN - AG 3.80 

CHA127 German, ‘Bodegold’ Matricaria recutita ‘B.’ HA FS - PS C, M White; Daisy 24 JN - AG 3.80 

CHA120 Roman Chamaemelum nobile P5 FS - PS C, DT, F, M, RG White; Daisy 4 JN - AG 3.80 

CHA130 Roman, Double C. n. ‘Ligulosum’ (‘Flore Pleno’) P5 FS DT, F, M, RG White; Dbl 3 JN - JL 4.95 

CHA505 ‘Treneague’; Lawn Chamomile C. nobile ‘T.’ (Dwarf Roman) P5 FS - PS DT, F, GC, RG Yellow Button 2 JL - AG 4.95 

Chelone: Turtlehead, ... BF, DR, MT 

CHE395X ‘Hot Lips’ (Qt.) Chelone lyonii ‘Hot Lips’ P3 FS - PS FP Pink, Rose- 36 AG - SP 6.95 

CHE390X White (Qt.) Chelone obliqua ‘Alba’ P3 FS - PS FP White 36 AG - SP 6.10 

Chenopodium: 

CHE005 Ambrosia; Jerusalem Oak Chenopodium botrys HA FS - PS F, FA, DF, M Green 14 JL - AG 3.80 

CHE015 Epazote; Wormseed Chenopodium ambrosioides A FS - PS C, M Green 18 JN - SP 3.80 

CHE020X Good King Henry (Qt.) C. Bonus-Henricus P3 FS - PS C Yellow, Light- 12 JL - AG 6.10 

CHE025 Strawberry Blite Chenopodium capitatum HA FS - PS C, D, FA Red Berries 12 JN - JL 3.80 

CHE140 Chervil Anthriscus cerefolium HA FS - PS C White 24 JN - JL 2.40 

CHI130X Chinese Lantern, ‘Gigantea’ (Qt.) Physalis alkekengi ‘G.’ P3 FS - PS DF, FP Orange 18 AG - SP 6.95 

******* Chives see Allium: 

CHO135X Chocolate Flower (Qt.) Berlandiera lyrata P6 FS DR, F, FP, LB, NP Yellow, Light- 18 MY - AG 6.95 

Chrysanthemum: Daisy, ... LB 

CHR007X ‘Clara Curtis’ (Qt.) Chrysanthemum ‘C. Curtis’ P4 FS - PS DR, DT, FP Pink, Single- 18 AG - OC 6.10 

CHR650X Daisy, Korean (Qt.) C. x morifolium x corianum P3 FS CF, DR, DT, FP Pink 24 SP - OC 6.10 

CHR055X Montauk (Qt.) Chrysanthemum nipponicum P3 FS - PS CF, DR, DT, FP White; Daisy 36 SP - OC 6.50 

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******* Cilantro see Coriander, Slow Bolting 

******* Cilantro, Mexican see Eryngium: 

Cimicifuga: (Actaea) Fairy Candles BF, DR, WG 

CIM545X Cimicifuga, ‘Atropurpurea’ (Qt.) C. simplex ‘Atropurpurea’ P3 FS - PS CF, F, FP White, Crm- 48 AG - SP 10.95 

CIM595X Cimicifuga, ‘Black Negligee’ (Qt.) Cimicifuga simplex ‘B. N.’ P4 FS - PS CF, F, FP White, Prpl- 60 AG - SP 9.95 

CIM615X★ Cimicifuga, Japanese (Qt.) Cimicifuga japonica P4 PS - S CF, FP White; Spkes 48 AG - SP 9.95 

CIM600X Cimicifuga, ‘White Pearl’ (Qt.) Cimicifuga simplex ‘W. P.’ P4 FS - PS F, FP White; Spkes 30 AG - SP 6.95 

CIM602X Cohosh, Black (Qt.); Bugbane Cimicifuga racemosa P3 FS - PS FP, M, MT, NP White; Spkes 48 AG - SP 6.10 

CIN165 Cinnamon Tree; True Cinnamon Cinnamomum zeylanicum TP FS C, O White AD ADP 10.95 

Citrus: (Cannot ship to FL or TX) (3" pot size; approximate height 4 - 8") 

CIT050 Citron, ‘Buddha’s Hand’ Citrus medica ‘Buddha’s H.’ TP FS C, O White AD ADP 10.95 

CIT075 Citron, ‘Etrog’ Citrus medica ‘Etrog’ TP FS C, IU, O White AD ADP 11.95 

CIT005 Lemon, ‘Meyer’ Citrus limon ‘Meyer’ TP FS C, F, O White; Frgrt AD ADP 7.95 

CIT115X Lemon, ‘Meyer’ (Qt.) (1' - 2') C. limon ‘Meyer Improved’ TP FS C, F, O White; Frgrt AD ADP 21.95 

CIT010 Lemon, ‘Ponderosa’ Citrus limon ‘Ponderosa’ TP FS C, F, IU, O White; Frgrt AD ADP 7.95 

CIT060 Lemon, Variegated, Pink Citrus limon ‘Variegata’ TP FS C, F, O White; Frgrt AD ADP 11.95 

CIT015 Lime, Kaffir; Ichang Lime; Makrut Citrus hystrix TP FS C, O White AD ADP 10.95 

CIT125X Lime, Kaffir (Qt.) (1' - 2') Citrus hystrix TP FS C, O White AD ADP 23.95 

CIT020 Lime, ‘Key’; Mexican Lime; West Indian Lime C. aurantifolia ‘K.’ TP FS C, O White AD ADP 7.95 

CIT135X Lime, ‘Key’ (Qt.) (1' - 2') Citrus aurantifolia ‘Key’ TP FS C, O White AD ADP 21.95 

CIT025 Lime, Persian; Tahitian Lime; Bearss Lime C. aurantifolia ‘Tahiti’ TP FS C, O White AD ADP 7.95 

CIT140★ Limequat Citrus ‘Limequat’ TP FS C, O White 36 ADP 7.95 

CIT145X★ Mandarin, ‘Gold Nugget’ (Qt.) Citrus reticulata ‘Gold N.’ TP FS C, O White AD ADP 27.95 

CIT150X★ Orange, Blood, ‘Vainiglia Sanguia’ (Qt.) C. sinensis ‘V. S.’ TP FS C, F, O White; Frgrt AD ADP 21.95 

CIT155X★ Orange, Navel, Pink, ‘Cara Cara’ (Qt.) C. sinensis ‘C. C.’ TP FS C, F, O White; Frgrt AD ADP 21.95 

CIT065 Tangerine, ‘Chinotto’ Citrus aurantium ‘Chinotto’ TP FS C, F, O White; Frgrt AD ADP 7.95 

CIT055 Tangerine, Mandarin, ‘Satsuma’ C. reticulata ‘Satsuma’ TP FS C, O White AD ADP 7.95 

Claytonia: 

CLA585X Spring Beauty (Qt.); Fairy Spuds Claytonia virginica P5 FS - PS C, FP, NP White, Pink- 12 MA - MY 6.10 

Clematis: Clematis, ... BF, DR, HB 

A popular climbing species with abundant flowers over a long blooming period, Clematis are valued for their 

delightful variety of shape and color. Requiring at least six hours of sunlight, their roots need to be protected from 

drying out and excessive heat. This can be accomplished by mulching thickly around the base of the plant. Clematis 

are an excellent plant for walls, arbors or trellises. 

It is a fallacy that clematis need to be pruned regularly. Even if never pruned, they would grow and bloom. 

General Rules: prune out all dead and misdirected growth. Direct the growth of strong stems onto support systems, 

gently tying growth to structures if necessary. 

Prune Groups: (N/Group 1) - no pruning, remove all dead and weak stems after blooming. (M/Group 2) - 

moderate pruning should be done in late winter or early spring and consists of removing all dead and weak stems. Trim 

the remaining stems just enough to keep it under control. (H/Group 3) - hard pruning should be done in late winter or 

early spring. Remove old top growth to about 12 - 18" above ground level; this will give the plant a fresh start each year. 

CLE605X Black, ‘Midnight Showers’ (Qt.) (M/G2) Clematis ‘M. S.’ P4 FS - PS CF, FP, LB, VN Blk,Brgndy-;6" 10' MY - SP 10.95 

CLE610X Black, ‘Niobe’ (Qt.) (M/G2) Clematis ‘Niobe’ P4 FS - PS CF, FP, LB, VN BlktoDpRd;8" 6' JN - JL 9.95 

CLE025X Blue, Alpine, ‘Stolwijk Gold’ (Qt.) (N/G1) C. alpina ‘S. G.’ P4 FS - PS CF, F, FP, LB, VN Blue,Drk-;2" 6' MY - JN 15.95 

CLE030X Blue, ‘Belle of Woking’ (Qt.) (M/G2) Clematis ‘B. of W.’ P4 FS - PS CF, FP, LB, VN Blu,Lt-;Db;4" 6' JN - JL 11.95 

CLE505X Blue, ‘Climador’ (Qt.) (H/G3) Clematis konigskind ‘C.’ P4 FS - PS FP, LB, VN Blue,Prpl-;6" 4' JN - SP 12.95 

CLE915X Blue, ‘Crystal Fountain’ (Qt.) (M/G2) C. ‘C. F.’ (‘Evipo038’) P4 FS - PS CF, FP, LB, VN Blue,Lilc-;5" 6' JN - SP 12.95 

CLE650X Blue, ‘Franziska Maria’ (Qt.) (M/G2) C. ‘F. M.’ (‘Evipo008’) P4 FS - PS CF, FP, LB, VN Blu,Azr-;6"Dbl 6' JN - SP 12.95 

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Clematis: Clematis, ... (Continued) BF, DR, HB 

CLE810X Blue, ‘Multi Blue’ (Qt.) (M/G2) Clematis ‘M. B.’ P4 FS - PS CF, FP, LB, VN Blu,Ryl-;5"Db 8' MY & AG 10.95 

CLE815X Blue, ‘Roguchi’ (Qt.) (M/G3) Clematis ‘R.’ (integrifolia) P4 FS - PS CF, F, FP, LB, VN Blue,Cblt-;2" 6' JN - SP 9.95 

CLE830X Blue, ‘Veronica’s Choice’ (M/G2) Clematis ‘Veronica’s C.’ P3 PS CF, FP, LB, VN Lav,Lt-;Dbl6" 10' JN & AG 11.95 

CLE510X Blue, ‘Will Goodwin’ (Qt.) (M/G2) Clematis ‘W. G.’ P4 FS - PS CF, FP, LB, VN Blu,Pwdr-;8" 10' JN - JL 9.95 

CLE530X Pink, ‘Bees Jubilee’ (Qt.) (M/G2) Clematis ‘Bees J.’ P4 FS - PS CF, FP, LB, VN Pnk,Mauv-;8" 10' MY - JN 11.95 

CLE820X Pink, ‘Duchess of Albany’ (Qt.) (M/G3) C. texensis ‘D. of A.’ P4 FS - PS CF, FP, LB, VN Pink;Uprht;2" 12' JL - SP 9.95 

CLE035X Pink, ‘Empress’ (Qt.) (M/G2) C. ‘E.’ (‘Evipo 011’) P5 FS - PS CF, FP, LB, VN Pink; 6" 6' JN - AG 11.95 

CLE825X Pink, ‘Josephine’ (Qt.) (M/G2) Clematis ‘J.’ (‘Evijohil’) P4 FS - PS CF, FP, LB, VN Pink&Rse;8" 8' JN - AG 11.95 

CLE210X★ Purple, ‘Andrew Van Laeken’ (Qt.) (H/G3) Clematis ‘A. V. L.’ P5 FS - PS CF, FP, LB, VN Purpl,Blu-;8" 8' MY - JN 11.95 

CLE275X★ Purple, ‘Daniel Deronda’ (Qt.) (M/G2) Clematis ‘Daniel D.’ P4 FS - PS FP, LB, VN Prpl,Brht-;8" 8' MY - SP 11.95 

CLE630X Purple, ‘Pupurea Plena Elegan’ (Qt.) (H/G3) C. viticella ‘P.P.E.’ P4 FS - PS CF, FP, LB, VN Prpl,Vlt-;Dbl;3" 12' JL - SP 9.95 

CLE540X Red, ‘Sprinkles’ (Qt.) (H/G3) Clematis ‘Sprinkles’ P4 FS - PS FP, LB, VN Rd,Mgnta-;6" 10' JN - SP 11.95 

CLE215X★ Red, ‘Ville de Lyon’ (H/G3) Clematis ‘Ville de L.’ P4 FS - PS CF, FP, LB, VN Red,Prpl-;6" 12' JL - OC 11.95 

CLE545X Shrub, Deep-Blue (Qt.) C. heracleifolia ‘Davidiana’ P3 FS - PS F, FP, LB Blue,Dp-;1.5" 3' AG - SP 7.95 

CLE635X White, ‘Duchess of Edinburgh’ (Qt.) (M/G2) C. ‘D. of E.’ P4 FS - PS CF, FP, LB, VN White;Dbl;6" 12' MY & SP 10.95 

CLE045X White, ‘Sieboldii’ (Qt.) (M/G2) Clematis florida ‘Sieboldii’ P5 FS - PS CF, FP, LB, VN Whit&Prpl;3" 10' JL - AG 12.95 

CLE645X White, Sweet Autumn (Qt.) (H/G3) Clematis terniflora P4 FS - PS CF, F, FP, LB, VN White; 1" 20' MY - JN 7.95 

CLE555X Yellow, ‘Helios’ (Qt.) (H/G3) Clematis tangutica ‘H.’ P4 FS - PS F, FP, LB, VN Yllw,Sngl-;4" 6' JN - OC 9.95 

******* Clover, Queens see Trifolium: 

COF172 Coffee, Arabian Coffea arabica ssp. TP FS C, O White 48 JL - AG 7.95 

******* Cohosh, Black see Cimicifuga: 

COH180X Cohosh, Blue (Qt.) Caulophyllum thalictroides P4 PS - S FP, M, NP, WG Purple, Grn- 36 JL - AG 6.10 

COL195★ Coleus, ‘Joseph’s Coat’ Coleus blumei ‘J.’s Coat’ TP FS - PS O Blue, Violet- 12 PRD 4.95 

COL175 Coleus, Oakleaf, ‘Mars’ Coleus ‘Mars’ TP FS - PS O 12 4.95 

COL185X Coltsfoot (Qt.) Tussilago farfara P5 PS - S BF, C, DR, M, NP Yellow, Brht- 12 AP - MY 6.10 

******* Columbine see Aquilegia: 

******* Comfrey see Symphytum: 

******* Cone Flower see Echinacea: 

Convallaria: Lily of the Valley, ... DR, F, GC, MT 

CON445X Pink (Qt.) Convallaria majalis ‘Rosea’ P2 PS - S CF, D, FP, WG Pink, Mauve- 10 AP - MY 6.10 

CON435X White, Bigger Bell (Qt.) Convallaria m. ‘Fortunei’ P2 PS - S CF, D, FP, WG White 10 AP - MY 6.10 

CON650X White, ‘Bordeaux’ (Qt.) Convallaria m. ‘Bordeaux’ P2 PS - S CF, FP, WG White; Large 8 AP - MY 8.95 

CON640X White, Double (Qt.) Convallaria m. ‘Flore Pleno’ P2 PS - S FP, WG White; Dbl 12 AP - MY 13.75 

CON905X White, Native (Qt.) Convallaria montana P2 PS - S CF, FP, M, NP, WG White 8 AP - MY 6.25 

CON440X White, Old-Fashioned (Qt.) Convallaria majalis P2 PS - S CF, D, FP, M, WG White 10 AP - MY 6.10 

CON645X White, Variegated (Qt.) (Spring Variegation) C. m. ‘Aureovariegata’ P2 PS - S FP, WG White 12 AP - MY 13.75 

******* Coral Bells see Heuchera: 

Coreopsis: Coreopsis, ... BF, DR, LB 

COR715X ‘Cosmic Eye’ (Qt.) Coreopsis ‘Cosmic Eye’ P5 FS CF, FP, MT Yllw&Brgndy 15 JN - JL 8.95 

COR705X ‘Creme Brulee’ (Qt.) Coreopsis ‘Creme Brulee’ P5 FS CF, FP, MT Yellow, Soft- 20 JN - JL 6.50 

COR405X ‘Domino’ (Qt.) Coreopsis grandiflora ‘D.’ P4 FS CF, FP Yllw;DrkCntr 15 JN - SP 6.10 

COR725X★ Dwarf, ‘Presto’ (Qt.) Coreopsis grandiflora ‘P.’ P5 FS CF, FP, MT Gold&Rd;Dbl 8 MY - SP 6.95 

COR285X ‘Early Sunrise’ (Qt.) Coreopsis g. ‘Early Sunrise’ P4 FS CF, FP Ylw,Brt-;SDb 18 JN - SP 6.10 

COR015X ‘Golden Shower’ (Qt.) Coreopsis verticillata ‘G. S.’ P4 FS - PS CF, DT, FP Ylw,Brt-;Strs 24 JN - JL 6.10 

COR625X ‘Heaven’s Gate’ (Qt.) Coreopsis ‘Heaven’s Gate’ P5 FS CF, FP, MT Pink & Rose 24 JN - JL 6.25 

COR286X ‘Moonbeam’ (Qt.) (92 PPA) Coreopsis verticillata ‘M.’ P4 FS CF, DT, FP Yellow, Crm- 18 JL - SP 6.10 

COR441X Pink, ‘American Dream’ (Qt.) Coreopsis rosea ‘A. Dream’ P5 FS - PS CF, FP, MT Pink, Bright- 24 JL - AG 6.10 

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Coreopsis: Coreopsis, ... (Continued) BF, DR, LB 

COR290X ‘Sunray’ (Qt.) Coreopsis grandiflora ‘S.’ P4 FS CF, FP Ylw,Gld-;Dbl 18 JL - AG 6.10 

COR440X ‘Sweet Dreams’ (Qt.) Coreopsis rosea ‘Sweet D.’ P5 FS - PS CF, FP, MT Whit&Rspbry 24 JN - JL 6.50 

COR438X ‘Tequila Sunrise’ (Qt.) Coreopsis ‘Tequila Sunrise’ P5 FS CF, FP Orange,Ylw- 16 JN - JL 6.50 

COR432X White (Qt.) Coreopsis rosea ‘Alba’ P5 FS FP, MT White 18 JL - SP 6.10 

COR305X ‘Zagreb’ (Qt.) Coreopsis verticillata ‘Z.’ P4 FS CF, DT, FP Yellow,Gold- 18 JN - JL 6.10 

COR448X ‘Zamfir’ (Qt.) Coreopsis ‘Zamfir’ P4 FS - PS CF, FP Orange,Gld- 18 JL - AG 6.10 

COR055 Coriander, Coriandrum sativum ‘C.’ A FS - PS C Yellow 24 JN 2.40 

Slow Bolting, ‘Calypso’; Cilantro (extra slow bolting) 

An international favorite, this herb’s pungent parsley-like leaves are used to flavor rice, curry, fish, bean, 

salad and soup dishes. The seeds, with a slight citrus flavor, are used in pickles, desserts and many other recipes. 

‘Calypso’ is slower to bolt than any other variety and will provide more leaves to harvest during the growing season. 

******* Coriander, Vietnamese see Polygonum: 

******* Cornflower, Perennial see Centaurea: 

Corydalis: Corydalis, ... WG 

COR455X Blue, Elata (Qt.) Corydalis elata P6 FS - PS DR, F, FP, LB Blue, Cobalt- 16 MY - JN 7.95 

COR565X Pink (Qt.) Corydalis sempervirens P5 FS - PS DR, FP, LB Pink 16 MY - JL 6.10 

COR610X White (Qt.) Corydalis ochroleuca P5 PS - S DR, FP, LB White 10 MY - JL 6.50 

COR100X Yellow (Qt.) Corydalis lutea P5 PS - S DR, FP, LB Yellow 12 MY - JN 6.10 

COR427X Yellow, Cheilanthifolia (Qt.) Corydalis cheilanthifolia P5 PS - S DR, FP, LB Yellow,Brht- 12 AP - MY 6.10 

COS125X Cosmos, ‘Chocolate-Scented’ (Qt.) C. atrosanguineus TP FS F, O Maroon,Vlvt- 36 MY - SP 6.95 

******* Costmary see Tanacetum: 

Costus: 

COS405X Insulin Plant (Qt.); Crepe Ginger Costus pictus (speciosus) TP PS - S C, M, O Ylw;RdBrcts AD FB - MR 6.25 

******* Cowslip see Primula: 

******* Cranberry, American see Vaccinium: 

CRO805X Crocosmia, ‘George Davidson’ (Qt.) Crocosmia ‘G. D.’ P5 FS CF, DR, FP, HB Yellow,Aprct- 28 JL - AG 6.10 

CRO326X Crocosmia, ‘Lucifer’ (Qt.) Crocosmia ‘Lucifer’ P5 FS CF, DR, FP, HB Red, Bright- 36 JL - AG 6.10 

CUL185X Culver’s Root (Qt.) Veronicastrum virginicum P3 FS - PS DR, FP, M, NP White, Pink- 48 JL - AG 6.25 

******* Cup, Indian see Silphium: 

CUR235X★ Currant, Red, ‘Red Lake’ (Qt.) Ribes rubrum ‘Red Lake’ P4 FS C, M Green, Yllw- 36 MY - JN 9.95 

******* Curry Plant see Helichrysum: 

******* Curry-Leaf see Murraya: 

Cypripedium: Lady’s Slipper, ... (Spring & Fall Shipment Only) (Nursery Propagated) 

Beautiful to behold, these rare orchids are becoming increasingly scarce in the wild. They are relatively easy to 

grow and prefer a location out of the midday sun in rich humus. Requiring vernalization - freezing during the winter 

months, they will not do well in warmer climates - above zone 7. Generally the Cypripediums will begin blooming in 

their 5th season: time of transplant, moisture levels and temperature can be a factor. We are offering blooming size 

plants in their 5th year. Beware: deer are known to nibble on them - so protect accordingly. 

CYP120X Kentucky (Qt.); (5th Year) Cypripedium kentuckiense P6* PS - S FP, MT, NP, WG Cream&Prpl 20 MY - JN 41.95 

CYP130X Pink (Qt.) (5th Year) (Needs Acidic Soil) Cypripedium acaule P3 PS - S FP, MT, NP, WG Pink 12 MY - JN 19.95 

CYP830X★ Red, ‘Gisela’ (Qt.) (5th Year) Cypripedium ‘Gisela’ P4 PS - S FP, MT, WG Red, Brgndy- 16 MY - JN 39.95 

CYP835X★ White, ‘Rita Alba’ (Qt.) (5th Year) Cypripedium `Rita Alba’ P3 PS - S FP, MT, WG White&Brwn 10 MY - JN 47.95 

Cyrtanthus: African Fire Lily 

CYR340 Cyrtanthus, ‘Dark-Orange’ C. x Doc McNeil ‘Dark-O.’ TP FS - PS O Orange,Drk- 12 PRD 5.85 

CYR345 Cyrtanthus, ‘Light-Orange’ C.x Doc McNeil ‘L.-Orange’ TP FS - PS O Orange,Lght- 12 PRD 5.85 

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******* Daisy see Ajania:, Aster:, Chrysanthemum:, Leucanthemum:, Tanacetum: 

DAM085 Damiana, Large-Leaf Turnera ulmifolia TP FS IU, O Yllw;BrnCntr 14 JL - AG 6.25 

DAM090 Damiana, Small-Leaf Turnera diffusa TP FS F, IU Orange 12 JL - AG 8.95 

DAP120X Daphne, Daphne x burkwoodii ‘C. M.’ P5 FS - PS DR, EG, F, FP, LB Pink, Light- 36 MY - JN 13.95 

Variegated, ‘Carol Mackie’ (Qt.) 

DAT110 Date Palm Phoenix dactylifera TP FS C, O Cream AD ADP 6.95 

Datura: Datura, ... 

DAT305 ‘Double Blackcurrant Swirl’ Datura x candida ‘D. B. S.’ TP FS - PS M, O Purple 36 PRD 7.95 

DAT310 ‘Double Golden Queen’ Datura x candida ‘D. G. Q.’ TP FS - PS M, O Yellow 36 PRD 7.95 

DAT315 ‘Double White Lady’ Datura x candida ‘D. W. L.’ TP FS - PS M, O White 36 PRD 7.95 

******* Day Lily see Hemerocallis: 

Delosperma: Ice Plant, ... LB 

DEL400X★ Orange, ‘Fire Spinner’ (Qt.) D. ‘Fire Spinner’ (‘1P001S’) P5 FS DT, FP, GC, RG Orange&Pnk 3 MY - JL 7.95 

DEL410X Pink (Qt.) Delosperma cooperi P6* FS DT, FP, GC, RG Purple 3 JL - AG 6.10 

DEL415X Yellow (Qt.) Delosperma nubigenum P5 FS DT, FP, GC, RG Yellow 3 JL - AG 6.10 

Delphinium: Delphinium, ... DR, HB 

DEL222X ‘Blue Butterfly’ (Qt.) D. grandiflorum ‘Blue B.’ P3 FS DT, FP Blue, Deep- 10 JN - JL 6.10 

DEL810X New Millennium, ‘Double Innocence’ (Qt.) D. elatum ‘D. I.’ P3 FS CF, DF, FP White; Dbl 48 JN - AG 6.50 

DEL825X New Millennium, ‘Pink Punch’ (Qt.) D. elatum ‘P. P.’ P3 FS CF, DF, FP Pink, Deep- 48 JN - AG 6.95 

Delphinium: Delphinium, Pacific Giant, ... DR, HB 

DEL126X ‘Black Knight’ (Qt.) Delphinium ‘Black Knight’ P3 FS CF, DF, FP Violet, Dp- 48 JN - JL 6.10 

DEL224X ‘Blue Bird’ (Qt.) Delphinium ‘Blue Bird’ P3 FS - PS FP Blue;WhtCntr 48 JN - JL 6.10 

DEL129X ‘King Arthur’ (Qt.) Delphinium ‘King Arthur’ P3 FS CF, DF, FP Purpl;WhtCtr 48 JN - JL 6.10 

DEL130X ‘Summer Skies’ (Qt.) Delphinium ‘Summer Skies’ P3 FS CF, DF, FP Blue, Light- 36 JN - JL 6.10 

Dianthus: Dianthus, ... (Flower petals edible on listed cultivars; remove petal ends.) BF, FP, HB, LB 

Varieties listed with a ✩ afterwards are compact mound forming species referred to as Moss Pinks - with growth 

that actually looks like moss. While those with a ° after their name are clump forming dwarf specimens with silvery blue 

foliage and covered with masses of 6 - 8" flowers in bloom - some extremely fragrant. All dianthus benefit by cutting back 

spent flowers which promotes reblooming. They prefer well-drained soil; some tolerating less than a full day of sun. 

DIA350X ‘Chomley Farran’ (Qt.) Dianthus ‘Chomley Farran’ P6 FS CF, F, RG Red & Grey 18 JN & SP 9.95 

DIA362X ‘Clove Pink’ (Qt.) D. gratianopolitanus ‘C. P.’ P3 FS C, F, RG Pink 12 JN - JL 6.10 

DIA365X ‘Coconut Punch’ (Qt.) Dianthus ‘Coconut Punch’ P4 FS CF, F, RG Rd&Wht;Dbl 12 JN & SP 6.95 

DIA260X ‘Dad’s Favourite’ (Qt.) Dianthus ‘D.s F.’ (plumarius) P5 FS C, CF, F, RG Wht;WineEdg 12 JN - JL 6.10 

DIA225X★ ‘Dragon Fruit’ (Qt.) Dianthus ‘Dragon Fruit’ P4 FS CF, F, RG Pink&Mgnta 8 JN - JL 7.95 

DIA410X ‘Fire Star’ (Qt.) Dianthus ‘Fire Star’ P5 FS CF, F, RG Red, Vivid- 8 JN & SP 6.95 

DIA375X ‘Firewitch’ (Qt.) (06 PPA) D. gratianopolitanus ‘F.’ P3 FS F, RG Pink, Mgnta- 8 JN - JL 6.10 

DIA377 Freynii ✩ Dianthus freynii P5 FS RG Pink, Bright- 4 JL - AG 4.95 

DIA805X ‘Frosty Fire’ (Qt.)° Dianthus x allwoodii ‘F. Fire’ P4 FS CF, F, RG Red, Cherry- 6 JN - AG 6.10 

DIA395X ‘McFarland’ (Qt.)° Dianthus ‘McFarland’ P5 FS CF, RG Pink, Bright- 6 JN - JL 6.10 

DIA379 ‘Petite’° D. gratianopolitanus ‘Petite’ P3 FS F, RG Pink 2 JL - AG 4.95 

DIA235X★ ‘Pink Frills, Well-Sweep’ (Qt.)° Dianthus ‘W.-S. Pink Frills’ P4 FS RG Pink, Soft- 3 JN - JL 6.95 

DIA381 Simulans ✩ Dianthus simulans P4 FS RG Rose 2 JN - JL 4.95 

DIA383X ‘Snow Flurries’ (Qt.)° Dianthus arenarius ‘S. F.’ P3 FS F, RG White 3 JL - AG 6.10 

DIA184X ‘Spotty’ (Qt.)° D. gratianopolitanus ‘S.’ P3 FS C, CF, F, RG Red;WhtSpts 5 JN - JL 6.10 

DIA925X ‘Sternkissen Dick’s Select (Qt.)° Dianthus g. ‘S. D.’s S.’ P3 FS F, RG Pink,Mgnta- 5 JN - JL 6.25 

DIA385 Subacaulis ✩ Dianthus subacaulis P4 FS RG Pink, Deep- 2 JN - JL 4.95 

DIA185X ‘Tiny Rubies’ (Qt.)° D. gratianopolitanus ‘T. R.’ P3 FS C, F, RG Pink,Rse-;Dbl 2 JN - JL 6.10 

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Dianthus: Sweet William, ... (Continued) BF, LB 

DIA397X ‘Dwarf Indian Carpet’ (Qt.) D. b. ‘Indianer Teppich’ P3 FS - PS DR, F, FP, RG Mixed 6 MY - JN 6.10 

DIA810X ‘Heart Attack’ (Qt.) Dianthus barbatus ‘H. A.’ P4 FS - PS DR, FP, RG Red,Crmsn- 12 MY - JN 7.95 

DIA240X★ ‘Holborn Glory’ (Qt.) Dianthus barbatus ‘H. G.’ P5 FS - PS DR, F, FP, RG Rspbry&Wht 24 MY - JN 6.10 

Dicentra: DR, HB 

DIC365X Dutchman’s Breeches (Qt.) Dicentra cucullaria P4 FS - S FP, NP, WG White 8 AP - MY 6.25 

Dicentra: Bleeding Heart, ... DR 

DIC330X Dwarf, Pink, ‘Luxuriant’ (Qt.) Dicentra formosa ‘L.’ P3 FS - S FP, LB, WG Pink, Deep- 15 EVB 6.50 

DIC335X Dwarf, Red, ‘Burning Hearts’ (Qt.) Dicentra ‘B. Hearts’ P5 FS - S FP, LB, WG Red, Cherry- 10 EVB 12.95 

DIC405X Dwarf, Rose, ‘King Of Hearts’ (Qt.) Dicentra ‘King Of H.’ P5 FS - S FP, LB, WG Rose 10 EVB 8.95 

Unstoppable blossoms from spring through summer, this King of Dicentras has rich cherry-pink hearts that 

form regal clusters above lacy blue-green foliage. A disease free cultivar that is heat tolerant - it prefers rich, moisture 

retentive soil and plenty of elbow room. Adequate water is necessary for continuous blooms. An elegant addition to 

the shade or woodland garden. 

DIC930X Dwarf, White, ‘Ivory Heart’ (Qt.) Dicentra ‘Ivory Heart’ P5 FS - S FP, LB, WG White 10 EVB 11.95 

DIC350X Old-Fashioned, Pink (Qt.) Dicentra spectabilis P3 FS - S FP, WG Pink, Deep- 30 AP - MY 6.50 

DIC355X Old-Fashioned, White (Qt.) Dicentra spectabilis ‘Alba’ P3 FS - S FP, WG White 30 AP - MY 6.95 

DIC415X Pink, ‘Gold Heart’ (Qt.) Dicentra spectabilis ‘G. H.’ P5 PS - S FP, LB, WG Pink, Rose- 26 MY - JL 9.95 

Dictamnus: 

DIC123X Gasplant, Pink (Qt.) Dictamnus a. ‘Purpureus’ P3 FS - PS FP, IU Pink 30 JN - JL 7.95 

DIC128X Gasplant, White (Qt.) D. albus (fraxinella ‘Alba’) P3 FS - PS FP, IU White 30 JN - JL 7.95 

Digitalis: Foxglove, ... (Cutting off seed heads when finished blooming helps plants perform as a perennial.) 

DIG285X ‘Apricot, Beauty’ (Qt.) Digitalis purpurea ‘A. B.’ P4 FS - PS DR, FP, HB Apricot,Pnk- 36 JN - JL 6.10 

DIG290X ‘Candy Mountain’ (Qt.) Digitalis purpurea ‘C. M.’ P4 FS - PS DR, FP, HB Pink, Rose- 48 JN - JL 6.10 

DIG245X ‘Giant Shirley’ (Qt.) Digitalis purpurea ‘G. S.’ P4 FS - PS DR, FP, HB, M Pink Mix 42 JN - JL 6.10 

DIG083X Grecian (Qt.) Digitalis lanata P4 FS - PS DR, FP, HB, M Cream 24 JL - AG 6.10 

DIG130X Heywoodii, ‘Silver Fox’ (Qt.) D. pupurea heywoodii ‘S. F.’ P4 FS - PS DR, FP, HB White, Pink- 30 JL - AG 6.95 

DIG085X Medicinal (Qt.) Digitalis purpurea P4 FS - PS DR, FP, HB, M Purple 48 JN - JL 6.10 

DIG235X ‘Mertonensis’ (Qt.) Digitalis ‘Mertonensis’ P4 FS - PS DR, FP, HB Pink, Red- 36 JN - JL 6.10 

DIG090X White (Qt.) Digitalis purpurea ‘Alba’ P4 FS - PS DR, FP, HB, M White 48 JN - JL 6.10 

DIG105X Yellow (Qt.) Digitalis grandiflora P4 FS - PS DR, FP, HB Yellow 30 JN - JL 6.10 

DIG115X Yellow, Cream- (Qt.) Digitalis lutea P4 FS - PS DR, FP, HB, WG Yellow, Crm- 24 JL - AG 6.10 

******* Dill see Anethum: 

Dipsacus: Teasel, ... 

DIP205X Common (Qt.) Dipsacus fullonum B5 FS - PS D, DF, FA, IU Purple 36 JL - AG 6.10 

DIP210X Fuller’s (Qt.) Dipsacus sativus B3 FS DF, FA, IU White 36 JL - AG 6.10 

DIP215X White (Qt.) Dipsacus pilosus B3 FS - PS DF, FA, IU White 36 JL - AG 6.10 

Disporum: 

DIS605X Fairy Bells, Yellow (Qt.) Disporum flavens (flavum) P4 PS - S FP, WG Yellow 30 MY - JN 8.95 

******* Dittany of Crete see Origanum: 

Dodecatheon: Shooting Stars, ... (Summer Dormant) 

DOD590X Pink, ‘Aphrodite’ (Qt.) Dodecatheon meadia ‘A.’ P4 PS - S DR, FP, NP, WG Pink, Lilac- 12 MY - JN 7.95 

DOD585X White (Qt.) Dodecatheon m. ‘Album’ P5 PS - S DR, FP, NP, WG White 18 MY - JN 7.95 

DOR205X Doronicum, ‘Magnificum’ (Qt.) Doronicum orientale ‘M.’ P4 PS - S FP, M, WG Yellow 10 AP - MY 6.10 

DRA505X Dragon Head, ‘Fugi Blue’ (Qt.) D. argunense ‘Fugi Blue’ P4 FS FP, LB, RG Blue, Violet- 18 JN - JL 6.10 

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DYE010X Dyer’s Madder (Qt.) Rubia tinctorum P5 FS - PS D White 12 JL - AG 6.10 

DYE210X Dyer’s Woad (Qt.) Isatis tinctoria B4 FS - PS M, D Yellow 48 AG - SP 6.10 

Echinacea: Cone Flower, ... BF, DR, DT, LB 

ECH045X ‘Bright Star’ (Qt.) E. p. ‘Leuchtstern’ (‘B. S.’) P3 FS - PS CF, FP Red, Rose- 32 JL - AG 6.10 

ECH510X ‘Double-Decker’ (Qt.) Echinacea purpurea ‘D.-D.’ P3 FS - PS CF, DF, FP Pink, Rose- 40 JL - AG 6.25 

ECH835X ‘Gum Drop’ (Qt.) Echinacea ‘Gum Drop’ P4 FS - PS CF, DF, F, FP Pink, Dark- 32 JL - AG 10.95 

ECH080X ‘Hope’ (Qt.) Echinacea purpurea ‘Hope’ P4 FS - PS CF, DF, F, FP Pink, Soft- 30 JL - AG 8.95 

ECH845X ‘Hot Papaya’ (Qt.) Echinacea ‘Hot Papaya’ P4 FS - PS CF, DF, F, FP Red,Orange- 36 JL - AG 12.95 

ECH044X ‘Kim’s Knee High’ (Qt.) E. purpurea ‘Kim’s Knee H.’ P3 FS - PS CF, FP Pink 18 JL - AG 9.95 

ECH825X ‘Lilliput’ (Qt.) Echinacea purpurea ‘L.’ P4 FS - PS CF, DF, F, FP Purple, Rse- 16 JL - AG 8.95 

ECH020X ‘Magnus’ (Qt.) (98 PPA) Echinacea purpurea ‘M.’ P3 FS - PS CF, FP Rose, Deep- 32 JL - AG 6.10 

ECH850X★ ‘Mama Mia’ (Qt.) Echinacea ‘Mama Mia’ P4 FS - PS CF, DF, F, FP Orange, Rd- 26 JL - SP 11.95 

ECH085X ‘Maui Sunshine’ (Qt.) Echinacea ‘Maui Sunshine’ P4 FS - PS CF, DF, F, FP Yellow,Brht- 48 JL - AG 12.95 

ECH040X Narrow-Leaf (Qt.) Echinacea angustifolia P3 FS - PS FP, M, NP Purple, Rse- 24 JL - AG 6.25 

ECH015X Purple (Qt.) Echinacea purpurea P3 FS - PS CF, FP, M, NP Purple, Rse- 32 JL - AG 6.10 

ECH065X ‘Ruby Giant’ (Qt.) Echinacea purpurea ‘R. G.’ P3 FS - PS CF, FP Red, Rose- 30 JL - AG 8.95 

ECH830X ‘Sundown’ (Qt.) Echinacea ‘Sundown’ P4 FS - PS CF, DF, F, FP Orange,Brt- 32 JL - AG 9.95 

ECH520X ‘Sunrise’ (Qt.) Echinacea ‘Sunrise’ P4 FS - PS CF, DF, F, FP Yellow,Citron- 36 JL - AG 9.95 

ECH046X Tennessee (Qt.) Echinacea tennesseensis P4 FS - PS CF, FP, NP Pink 24 JL - AG 6.25 

ECH090X ‘Tiki Torch’ (Qt.) Echinacea ‘Tiki Torch’ P4 FS - PS CF, DF, F, FP Orange, Drk- 36 JL - AG 12.95 

ECH095X ‘Tomato Soup’ (Qt.) Echinacea ‘Tomato Soup’ P4 FS - PS CF, DF, F, FP Red, Flame- 32 JL - AG 12.95 

ECH025X ‘White Swan’ (Qt.) Echinacea purpurea ‘W. S.’ P3 FS - PS CF, FP White 24 JL - AG 6.10 

ECH075X Yellow (Qt.) Echinacea paradoxa P3 FS - PS CF, FP, NP Yellow 36 JL - AG 6.10 

Echinops: Echinops, ... ; Globe Thistle BF, DR, DT, HB 

ECH030X ‘Taplow Blue’ (Qt.) Echinops bannaticus ‘T. B.’ P5 FS CF, DF, FP Blue, Bright- 36 JL - AG 6.10 

ECH205X★ ‘Veitch’s Blue’ (Qt.) Echinops ritro ‘Veitch’s B.’ P4 FS CF, DF, FP Blue, Vivid- 42 JL - AG 6.95 

******* Edelweiss see Leontopodium: 

******* Elderberry see Sambucus: 

ELE020X Elecampane (Qt.) Inula helenium P5 FS BF, FP, LB, M Yellow 72 AG - SP 6.10 

ELE025X Elecampane, Fringed (Qt.) Inula magnifica P5 FS BF, FP, LB Yellow 72 AG - SP 6.10 

ELE030X★ Elecampane, Swordleaf (Qt.) Inula ensifolia P4 FS BF, DT, FP, LB Yellow, Gold- 18 JL - AG 6.95 

Elfin Herb, ... ; False Heather; Mexican Heather 

ELF027 Dwarf C. hyssopifolia compacta TP FS - PS M, O Pink 8 EVB 4.95 

ELF030 ‘Lavender’ Cuphea hyssopifolia ‘L.’ TP FS - PS M, O Lavender 15 EVB 4.95 

ELF035 ‘Pink, Dark-’ Cuphea hyssopifolia ‘D.-P.’ TP FS - PS M, O Pink, Dark- 15 EVB 4.95 

ELF040 ‘Red’ Cuphea hyssopifolia ‘Red’ TP FS - PS M, O Red 15 EVB 4.95 

ELF045 ‘Rose’ Cuphea hyssopifolia ‘Rose’ TP FS - PS M, O Rose 15 EVB 4.95 

ELF055 ‘Rose, Large’ Cuphea hyssopifolia ‘L. R.’ TP FS - PS M, O Red, Large- 15 EVB 4.95 

ELF050 White Cuphea hyssopifolia ‘Alba’ TP FS - PS M, O White 15 EVB 4.95 

******* Epazote see Chenopodium: 

EPH302X Ephedra, American (Qt.) Ephedra nevadensis P5 FS C, DT, M, NP Green,Yllw- 48 JL - AG 6.95 

EPH315X Ephedra, Chinese (Qt.); Cao Ma Huang Ephedra sinica P5 FS DT, M Yellow,Grn- 18 JL - AG 6.95 

EPH320X Ephedra, Green (Qt.) Ephedra viridis P5 FS C, DT, M, NP Green,Yllw- 36 JL - AG 6.95 

Epimedium: Epimedium, ... ; Fairy Wings DR, DT, HB, WG 

EPI620X Pink, ‘Lilafee’ (Qt.) E. grandiflorum ‘Lilafee’ P4 PS - S BF, FP, GC Pink, Lilac- 8 MY - JN 8.95 

EPI835X Red (Qt.) Epimedium x rubrum P4 PS - S BF, FP, GC Red & White 12 MY - JN 6.95 

EPI200X ‘Rose Queen’ (Qt.) E. grandiflorum ‘Rose Q.’ P4 PS - S BF, FP, GC Rose, Deep- 12 MY - JN 6.95 

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Epimedium: Epimedium, ... ; Fairy Wings (Continued) DR, DT, HB, WG 

EPI222X White (Qt.) Epimedium grandiflorum P4 PS - S BF, FP, GC White 12 MY - JN 7.95 

EPI225X White, ‘Niveum’ (Qt.) Epimedium youngianum ‘N.’ P5 PS - S BF, FP White 10 MY - JN 6.95 

EPI230X Yellow, ‘Frohnleiten’ (Qt.) E. perralchicum ‘F.’ P5 PS - S BF, FP, GC Yellow 10 MY - JN 6.95 

Equisetum: Horsetail, ... DR, MT, WG 

Horsetail’s unusual reed stems contain silica crystals which give them an abrasive quality, similar to emery cloth. 

This plant is superb for fine sanding of wood and metal and can even be used to file fingernails. Early cabinetmakers 

used horsetail grass to put a finish on their prized works which gave the wood a fine luster and patina. Irish women 

discovered that sanding their famous meerschaum pipes with horsetail grass under water produced a glass-like finish. 

From dry sand to swampy land, this plant thrives in any soil type and is not particular about light conditions. 

EQU055X Common (Qt.) (Used like sandpaper) Equisetum hyemale P3 FS - S IU, M, NP, O Brown 30 JN - JL 6.10 

EQU060X Dwarf (Qt.); Dwarf Scouring Rush Equisetum scirpoides P5 FS - S NP, O Brown 8 JN - JL 6.25 

EQU067X Dwarf, ‘Contorta’ (Qt.) Equisetum scirpoides ‘C.’ P5 FS - S NP, O Brown 5 JN - JL 6.25 

EQU072X Field (Qt.); Common Scouring Rush Equisetum arvense P3 FS - S D, IU, M Brown 12 JN - JL 6.10 

ERE065X Lily, Foxtail, Yellow (2Q) Eremurus stenophyllus P6 FS CF, DR, DT, FP Yellow, Brht- 48 JL - AG 6.95 

Eryngium: 

ERY160 Cilantro, Mexican; Culentro; Recao Eryngium foetidum TP FS C Green 10 JL - AG 5.45 

A highly esteemed Mexican herb that grows like a low thistle with long serrated leaves and prickly flowers. A tender 

perennial, it prefers full sun and rich, well-drained soil and must be protected from freezing. Cutting off the seed heads will 

ensure a bounty of leaves - the prized part of this herb. Mexican Cilantro’s leaves are stronger and more pungent in flavor 

than regular Slow Bolting Coriander, Coriandrum sativum, but not as potent or productive as the Vietnamese Coriander, 

Polygonum odoratum. The fresh or dried leaves of cilantro are used for making soups, curries, bean and rice dishes. 

Eryngium: Eryngium, ... ; Sea Holly DR, DT, LB 

ERY645X ‘Blaukappe’ (Qt.) Eryngium planum ‘B.’ P5 FS BF, CF, DF, FP Blue, Deep- 26 JL - AG 6.10 

ERY655X ‘Blue Star’ (Qt.) Eryngium alpinum ‘Blue S.’ P4 FS CF, DF, FP Blue, Dark- 32 JL - SP 6.95 

ERY530X Giganteum (Qt.) Eryngium giganteum P5 FS CF, DF, FP Blue, Steel- 36 JL - AG 6.25 

ERY600X Rattlesnake Master (Qt.) Eryngium yuccifolium P5 FS - PS FP, NP White 48 JL - SP 6.25 

Erysimum: 

ERY310 Wallflower, Spanish E. linifolium ‘Variegatum’ TP FS F, O Rose 16 JL - AG 5.85 

Eucalyptus: Eucalyptus, ... ; Gum 

EUC073 Apple Eucalyptus bridgesiana TP FS F, O Green, Blue- AD ADP 5.85 

EUC005 Honey Eucalyptus melliodora TP FS F, O Green, Blue- AD ADP 5.85 

EUC075 Lemon Eucalyptus citriodora TP FS F, M, O Green, Blue- AD ADP 5.85 

EUC080 Medicinal Eucalyptus globulus TP FS F, M, O Green, Blue- AD ADP 6.95 

EUC085 Silver Dollar Eucalyptus cinerea TP FS D, DF, F, O Green, Blue- AD ADP 4.95 

Eupatorium: BF, DR, LB, MT, WG 

EUP030X Ageratum, Hardy Blue, ‘Wayside’ (Qt.) E. coelestinum ‘W.’ P5 FS - PS CF, FP Blue 15 AG - SP 6.10 

EUP035X Eupatorium, ‘Chocolate’ (Qt.) Eupatorium rugosum ‘C.’ P4 FS - PS FP White 60 AG - SP 6.25 

EUP060X Eupatorium, Eupatorium fortunei ‘P. E.’ P5 FS - PS CF, DF, FP Purple, Pink- 48 AG - SP 7.95 

Variegated, ‘Pink Elegance’ (Qt.) 

EUP065X Joe-Pye Weed (Qt.) Eupatorium purpureum P3 FS - PS CF, DF, FP, NP Purple, Pink- 60 AG - SP 6.25 

Euphorbia: DT 

EUP535X Euphorbia, ‘Ascot Rainbow’ (Qt.) E. x martinii ‘A. R.’ P6 FS - PS DR, FP, RG Green, Yllw- 20 JN - JL 8.95 

EUP230X★ Euphorbia, Robbiae (Qt.) E. amygdaloides robbiae P6 FS - PS DR, FP, LB, RG Yellow 24 JN - JL 7.95 

EUP225 Moleplant Euphorbia lathyris HA FS DR, IU Gray, Green- 36 AG - SP 3.80 

EUP520X Spurge (Qt.); Milkwort Euphorbia polychroma P4 FS - PS DR, FP, M, RG Yellow 16 MY - JN 6.10 

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EUP845X Spurge, Myrsine (Qt.) Euphorbia myrsinites P5 FS - PS DR, LB, FP, RG Yellow, Brht- 8 MY - JN 6.25 

EUP530X Spurge, Purple (Qt.) E. dulcis ‘Chameleon’ P5 FS - PS DR, FP, RG Green 18 JN - JL 6.10 

EUP545X Spurge, Yellow Bush (Qt.) Euphorbia ‘Yellow Bush’ P4 FS - PS DR, FP, RG Yellow 36 MY - JN 6.10 

******* Fairy Bells see Disporum: 

******* Fairy Candles see Cimicifuga: 

******* Fairy Spuds see Claytonia: 

FAI935X Fairy Wand (Qt.); False Unicorn Root Chamaelirium luteum P4 PS - S FP, M, NP White Spikes 32 MY - JN 8.95 

******* Fairy Wings see Epimedium: 

******* Fennel see Foeniculum: 

FEN020 Fenugreek Trigonella foenum-graecum A FS C, D, M Pink, Lav.- 6 JN 2.40 

Fern, ... DR, GC, MT 

FER705X Autumn, ‘Brilliance’ (Qt.) Dryopteris erythrosora ‘B.’ P4 PS - S EG, O, WG Grn,Dk-;Frds 24 6.95 

FER107X Christmas (Qt.) Polystichum acrostichoides P3 PS - S EG, NP, O, WG Grn,Glsy-;Frds 18 6.25 

FER115X Cinnamon (Qt.) Osmunda cinnamomea P3 PS - S C, FP, NP, WG Brown,Cnm- 32 AG - SP 6.25 

FER605X Deer (Qt.) Blechnum spicant P5 PS - S NP, O, WG Grn,Dk-;Frds 20 6.95 

FER125X Dixie Wood (Qt.) Dryopteris x australis P5 PS - S O, WG Grn,Dk-;Frds 54 6.50 

FER850X Eastern Wood (2Q) Dryopteris marginalis P3 PS - S EG, O, WG Grn,Dk-;Frds 30 8.95 

******* Faerie see Leptinella: 

FER740X ‘Ghost’ (2Q) Athyrium ‘Ghost’ P4 PS - S O, WG Grn,Frst-;Frds 36 9.95 

FER155X Hart’s Tongue (Qt.) Asplenium (Phyllitis) scolopendrium P3 PS - S NP, O, WG Grn,Lstrs-;Frds 20 8.95 

FER109X Japanese Painted (Qt.) (04 PPA) Athyrium niponicum ‘Pictum’ P3 PS - S O, WG Rd,Prpl-;Frds 18 6.95 

FER555X Japanese, ‘Burgundy Lace’ (Qt.) Athyrium niponicum ‘B. L.’ P4 PS - S O, WG Brgdy;Fronds 18 8.95 

FER610X Japanese, Crested, ‘Applecourt’ (Qt.) Athy. n. ‘Pictum-A.’ P3 PS - S O, WG Rd,Prpl-;Frds 18 6.95 

FER150X Japanese, ‘Silver Falls’ (Qt.) Athyrium niponicum ‘S. F.’ P3 PS - S O, WG Slvr&Rd;Frds 15 8.95 

FER715X Japanese, ‘Ursula’s Red’ (Qt.) Athyrium niponicum ‘U.’s R.’ P4 PS - S O, WG Rd&Slvr;Frds 16 7.95 

FER160X Lady (Qt.) Athyrium filix-femina P3 PS - S NP, O, WG Green; Frds 18 6.95 

FER135X ‘Lady in Red’ (Qt.) Athy. filix-femina ‘L. in R.’ P3 PS - S O, WG Grn&Rd;Frds 32 6.95 

FER725X Lady, Dwarf (Qt.) Athy. filix-f. ‘Minutissimum’ P4 PS - S O, WG Grn,Lht-;Frds 8 7.95 

FER615X Lady, ‘Victoria’ (Qt.) Athyrium filix-f. ‘Victoriae’ P4 PS - S O, WG Grn;Frds;X-Lf 24 7.95 

FER625X Maidenhair, Aleutian (Qt.) Adiantum pedatum aleuticum P3 PS - S NP, O, WG Grn,Md-;Fds 12 9.95 

FER110X Maidenhair, Five-Fingered (Qt.) Adiantum pedatum P3 PS - S NP, O, WG Grn,Dk-;Frds 24 6.25 

FER730X Male, Golden-Scaled, ‘The King’ (Qt.) Dry. affinis ‘Cristata’ P4 PS - S O, WG Grn,Rch-;Frds 36 7.95 

FER735X Male, ‘Parsley-Leaf’ (Qt.) Dryopteris filix-mas ‘P.’ P4 PS - S O, WG Grn,Rch-;Frds 24 7.95 

FER745X★ ‘Ocean’s Fury’ (Qt.) Athyrium ‘Ocean’s Fury’ P5 PS - S O, WG Grn,Slvr-;Frds 36 9.95 

FER140X Ostrich (Qt.) Matteuccia struthiopteris P2 PS - S C, FP, NP, WG Brown, Dark- 60 AG - SP 7.95 

FER620X Ostrich, ‘The King’ (Qt.) Matteuccia struth. ‘Jumbo’ P2 PS - S C, FP, NP, WG Brown, Dark- 84 AG - SP 7.95 

FER630X Ostrich, ‘The King’ (2Q) Matteuccia struth. ‘Jumbo’ P2 PS - S C, FP, NP, WG Brown, Dark- 84 AG - SP 9.95 

A selected cultivar of the Ostrich Fern, ‘Jumbo’ has enormous feathery fronds that can reach up to 7' given 

the right conditions. Easy to grow, it does best in rich, moist, shaded sites and is good for naturalizing, foliage 

backdrop and foundation plantings. The fiddleheads are edible and considered a delicacy. 

FER120X Recurve Broad Buckler (Qt.) Dry. dilatata ‘Recurvata’ P4 PS - S EG, O, WG Grn,Dk-;Frds 24 6.25 

FER145X Royal, American (Qt.) Osmunda regalis spectabilis P2 PS - S FP, NP, WG Rust 48 JL - AG 6.25 

FER940X Sensitive (Qt.) Onoclea sensibilis P4 PS - S FP, NP, WG Brown, Drk- 24 AG - SP 6.25 

FER865X Spleenwort, Ebony (Qt.) Asplenium platyneuron P4 PS - S EG, O, NP, WG Grn,Dk-;Frds 12 6.25 

******* Feverfew see Tanacetum: 

******* Feverfew, American see Parthenium: 

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Fig, (Edible), ... 

FIG865X Afghan (Qt.) Ficus afghanistanica P7b FS C, FP, M Brown; Fruit AD AG - SP 15.95 

FIG220X★ ‘Alma’ (3Q) (2'~Extra S&H) Ficus carica ‘Alma’ P7* FS C, FP, M Grn,Ylw-;Frt AD AG - SP 35.95 

FIG225X★ ‘Black Mission’ (3Q) (2'~Extra S&H) Ficus carica ‘Black M.’ P7 FS C, FP, M Prpl,Drk-;Frt AD AG - SP 35.95 

FIG230X★ ‘Black Mission’ (3G) (5' ~ Farm Only) Ficus carica ‘Black M.’ P7 FS C, FP, M Prpl,Drk-;Frt AD AG - SP 44.95 

FIG015X ‘Brown Turkey’ (3Q) (2'~ Extra S&H) Ficus carica ‘Brown T.’ P6* FS C, FP, M Brn,Prpl-;Frt AD AG - SP 35.95 

FIG020X ‘Brown Turkey’ (3G) (5' ~ Farm Only) Ficus carica ‘Brown T.’ P6* FS C, FP, M Brn,Prpl-;Frt AD AG - SP 44.95 

FIG025X ‘Celeste’ (3Q) (2'~ Extra S&H) Ficus carica ‘Celeste’ P6* FS C, FP, M Brn,Vilt-;Frt AD AG - SP 35.95 

FIG870X ‘Chicago Hardy’ (Qt.) Ficus carica ‘Chicago H.’ P6* FS C, FP, M Brn,Prpl-;Frt AD AG - SP 12.95 

FIG030X ‘LSU Purple’ (3G) (5'~ Farm Only) Ficus carica ‘LSU Purple’ P6* FS C, FP, M Prpl,Dp-;Frt AD AG - SP 44.95 

FIG235X★ ‘Sicilian’ (Qt.) Ficus carica ‘Sicilian’ P7* FS C, FP, M Prpl,Drk-;Frt AD AG - SP 15.95 

Fig, (Ornamental), ... 

FIG047 Creeping, Green Ficus pumila TP PS - S O 1 4.95 

FIG049 Creeping, Variegated Ficus pumila ‘Variegata’ TP PS - S O 1 4.95 

FIG055 Trailing, Miniature Ficus pumila ‘Minima’ TP PS - S O .5 4.95 

Filipendula: Meadowsweet, ... DR, MT 

FIL015X Dwarf, Pink (Qt.) Filipendula palmata ‘Nana’ P3 FS - PS FP, WG Pink 24 JN - JL 6.25 

FIL030X Fernleaf, White (Qt.); Dropwort Filipendula vulgaris P3 FS - PS FP, M, WG White 24 JN - JL 6.10 

FIL080X Fernleaf, White, Double- (Qt.) F. vulgaris ‘Multiplex’ P3 FS - PS FP, WG Wht;Utr-Dbl 16 JN - JL 6.95 

FIL025X Golden (Qt.) Filipendula ulmaria ‘Aurea’ P3 FS - PS FP, WG White 24 JN - JL 6.95 

FIL075X Japanese, 

Dwarf, Light-Rose (Qt.) 

Filipendula p. ‘Kokome’ P3 FS - PS FP, WG Rose 10 JL - AG 6.25 

FIL061X Pink (Qt.) Filipendula species P3 FS - PS FP, WG Pink 42 JN - JL 6.25 

FIL055X Pink, Double- (Qt.) F. purpurea ‘Elegans’ P3 FS - PS FP, WG Pink; Double 48 JN - JL 6.25 

FIL062X Pink, Rose- (Qt.); Queen-of-the-Prairie F. rubra ‘Venusta’ P3 FS - PS FP, NP, WG Pink, Rose- 60 JN - JL 6.50 

FIL064X White, Cream- (Qt.) Filipendula ulmaria P3 FS - PS FP, M, WG White, Crm- 36 JN - JL 6.25 

FIL060X White, Double- (Qt.) F. u. ‘Plena’ (‘Flore Pleno’) P3 FS - PS FP, WG White; Dbl 16 JN - JL 6.25 

FIL063X White, Variegated (Qt.) F. ulmaria ‘Variegata’ P3 FS - PS FP, WG White 24 JN - JL 6.95 

******* Flax, Perennial see Linum: 

******* Fo-Ti see Polygonum: 

******* Foam Flower see Tiarella: 

Foeniculum: Fennel, ... 

FOE005 Bronze (Seeds & leaves used) F. v. ‘Rubrum’ (‘Purpureum’) HA FS - PS BF, C, DT, O Yellow 24 JL - SP 3.80 

FOE010 Florence; Finocchio (Leaf stalk & bulb used) F. vulgare azoricum A FS BF, C, DT Yellow 24 2.40 

FOE015 Sweet (Seeds & leaves used) Foeniculum vulgare ‘Dulce’ A FS BF, C, D, DT Yellow 36 JN - JL 2.40 

******* Forget-Me-Not, Perennial see Brunnera: 

FOR215X★ Forsythia, Variegated, ‘Fiesta’ (Qt.) Forsythia intermedia ‘F.’ P5 FS - PS CF, DR, FP, O Yellow, Brht- 36 MR - AP 9.95 

******* Foxglove see Digitalis: 

******* Fragaria: see Strawberry 

FRA875 Frankincense, Arabian Boswellia sacra (carteri) TP FS F, C, D, IU, O, M White AD ADP 49.95 

Arabian (3-5" Tall); Bible Frankincense (Needs bottom heat during cooler months.) 

FRI945X Fringe Cups (Qt.) Tellima grandiflora P5 PS - S DR, DT, FP, M, NP Pink 32 MY - JN 6.95 

Fuchsia: Fuchsia, ... 

FUC130 Hardy Fuchsia magellanica P6* FS - PS FP, HB Pink&Mgnta AD JN - SP 6.50 

FUC120 ‘Little Jewel’ Fuchsia ‘Little Jewel’ TP PS BF, HB, O Rose&Purple 12 EVB 5.85 

FUC535 Thyme-Leaf Fuchsia thymifolia TP PS - S BF, HB, O Mgnta,Rose- 12 EVB 5.85 

FUC125 ‘Tom-Thumb’ Fuchsia ‘Tom-Thumb’ TP PS BF, HB, O Rose&Purple 8 EVB 5.85 

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Gaillardia: Gaillardia, ... ; Blanket Flower BF, DR, DT, LB 

GAI602X ‘Burgundy’ (Qt.) Gaillardia grandiflora ‘B.’ P3 FS FP, RG Red, Wine- 30 JN - AG 6.10 

GAI570X ‘Fanfare’ (Qt.) Gaillardia ‘Fanfare’ P3 FS FP, RG Scrlt;YlwTips 24 JN - AG 6.95 

GAI210X ‘Goblin’ (Qt.) Gaillardia ‘Kobold’ (‘Goblin’) P3 FS FP, RG Rd;YlwMrgns 12 JN - AG 6.10 

GAI655X ‘Oranges & Lemons’ (Qt.) Gaillardia ‘O. and Lemons’ P4 FS FP, RG Orng,YlwTips 18 JN - SP 6.95 

Galax: DR, WG 

GAL795X Beetleweed (Qt.); Wandflower Galax urceolata (aphylla) P5 PS - S EG, FP, GC, NP White, Milk- 24 MY - JL 7.95 

Galium: DR 

GAL230X Bedstraw, Yellow (Qt.) Galium verum P3 FS - PS C, D, DT, FP, M Yellow 10 JL - AG 6.10 

GAL075X Woodruff, Sweet (Qt.) Galium odoratum P4 PS - S C, F, FP, GC, WG White 8 MY - JN 6.10 

GAR880 Gardenia, ‘Aimee’ Gardenia ‘Aimee Yoshioka’ TP FS - PS F, O White; 5" 36 PRD 7.95 

GAR003 Gardenia, Dwarf; Cape Jasmine Gardenia jasminoides TP FS - PS F, O White 6 EVB 6.25 

GAR015 Gardenia, ‘First Love’ Gardenia ‘First Love’ TP FS - PS F, O White 36 EVB 6.95 

******* Gas Plant see Dictamnus: 

******* Gau-Gee see Lycium: 

Gaura: Gaura, ... DR, DT 

GAU115X ‘Siskiyou Pink’ (Qt.) Gaura lindheimeri ‘S. Pink’ P6 FS FP, LB Pink, Rose- 24 JN - SP 6.25 

GAU005X ‘Whirling Butterflies’ (Qt.) Gaura lindheimeri ‘W. B.’ P6 FS FP, LB White 36 JN - OC 6.10 

GAZ105X Gazania, ‘Colorado Gold’ (Qt.) Gazania linearis ‘C. Gold’ P4 FS - PS DR, DT, FP, LB Yellow, Brht- 3 JN - SP 6.50 

Gentiana: Gentian, ... 

GEN300X Closed (Qt.); Bottle Gentian Gentiana andrewsii P4 FS - S DR, FP, WG Blue 18 AG - SP 8.95 

GEN323X Dahurica (Qt.) Gentiana dahurica P3 FS - PS DR, FP, WG Blue, Deep- 16 AG - SP 6.95 

GEN605X Lagodechi, Dwarf (Qt.) G. septemfida lagodechiana P3 FS - PS DR, FP, RG Blue, Intns- 8 AG - SP 6.10 

GEN325X Tibetan (Qt.) Gentiana tibetica P5 FS - PS DR, FP, M, WG White, Grn- 12 JN - JL 6.10 

******* Geranium, Scented see Pelargonium: 

Geranium: DR, LB 

GER040X Herb Robert (Qt.) Geranium robertianum HA PS FA, M Pink 12 JN - OC 6.10 

Geranium: Perennial Geranium, ... DR, LB 

GER065X ‘Ballerina’ (Qt.) Geranium cinereum ‘B.’ P4 FS - PS FP, RG Pink, Lilac- 6 MY - JN 6.95 

GER315X ‘Biokovo’ (Qt.) G. x cantabrigiense ‘B.’ P4 FS - PS FP, RG White, Pink- 12 JN - AG 6.10 

GER066X ‘Claridge Druce’ (Qt.) G. x oxonianum ‘C. Druce’ P4 FS - PS FP, RG Pink, Lilac- 22 JN - SP 6.25 

GER480X Cranesbill, Dalmatian (Qt.) Geranium dalmaticum P5 FS DT, FP, RG Pink, Soft- 6 JL - AG 6.95 

GER067X Cranesbill, Pink (Qt.) G. sanguineum striatum P3 FS - PS DT, FP, RG Pink, Light- 8 MY & AG 6.95 

GER355X Cranesbill, White (Qt.) G. sanguineum ‘Album’ P3 FS - PS DT, FP, RG White 12 JL - AG 6.10 

GER490X ‘Espresso’ (Qt.) Geranium maculatum ‘E.’ P4 PS - S FP Pink, Lav.- 18 MY - JN 7.95 

GER070X ‘Johnson’s Blue’ (Qt.) Geranium ‘Johnson’s Blue’ P4 FS - PS FP, RG Blue, Bright- 16 MY - SP 6.95 

GER325X ‘Karmina’ (Qt.) G.x cantabrigiense ‘K.’ P4 FS - PS FP, RG Pink, Deep- 9 JN - AG 6.10 

GER354X ‘Laurence Flatman’ (Qt.) Geranium cinereum ‘L. F.’ P4 FS - PS FP, RG Lilac;PrplVns 6 JN - AG 7.95 

GER320X ‘Max Frei’ (Qt.) G. sanguineum ‘Max Frei’ P3 FS - PS FP, RG Purple, Red- 8 JN - SP 6.95 

GER075X Musk (Qt.) Geranium macrorrhizum P4 FS - PS DT, F, FP, RG Magenta 14 MY - JN 6.95 

GER615X Native (Qt.) Geranium maculatum P4 PS - S FP, M, NP Pink, Lav.- 18 MY - JN 6.10 

GER890X Native, White (Qt.) G. maculatum ‘Album’ P4 PS - S FP, M, NP White 18 MY - JN 6.95 

GER080X ‘Orkney Cherry’ (Qt.) Geranium ‘Orkney Cherry’ P5 FS - PS FP, RG Pink, Cherry- 10 JN - SP 6.95 

GER575X ‘Patricia’ (Qt.) Geranium ‘Patricia’ P4 FS - PS FP, RG Pink,Mgnta- 25 JN - JL 6.95 

GER425X ‘Perfect Storm’ (Qt.) Geranium ‘Perfect Storm’ P5 FS - PS FP, RG Pink;BlkCntr 12 JN - AG 7.95 

GER356X ‘Philippe Vapelle’ (Qt.) Geranium ‘Philippe Vapelle’ P4 FS - PS FP, RG Blue, Purple- 15 JN - JL 6.95 

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Geranium: Perennial Geranium, ... (Continued) DR, LB 

GER580X ‘Purple Pillow’ (Qt.) Geranium cinereum ‘P. P.’ P3 FS - PS FP, RG Purple, Red- 12 JN - JL 8.95 

GER620X ‘Rozanne’ (Qt.) (08 PPA) Geranium ‘Rozanne’ P5 FS - PS FP, RG Blue, Violet- 30 JN - AG 9.95 

GER495X ‘Samobor’ (Qt.) Geranium phaeum ‘S.’ P4 FS - PS FP, RG Purple, Drk- 24 MY - JN 6.50 

GER350X ‘Wargrave Pink’ (Qt.) Geranium endressii ‘W. P.’ P4 FS - PS FP, RG Pink, Slmn- 18 JN - SP 6.10 

GER475 German Healing Onion Ornithogalum caudatum TP FS - PS M, O White 12 ADP 5.85 

GER650X German Statice, ‘Woodcreek’ (Qt.) Goniolimon tataricum ‘W.’ P5 FS DF, FP, LB, RG White 12 JL - SP 6.10 

******* Germander see Teucrium: 

Geum: Geum, ... 

GEU529X Avens (Qt.) Geum urbanum P5 FS - PS C, DR, M Yellow 12 JN - JL 6.10 

GEU540X Prairie Smoke (Qt.) Geum triflorum P3 FS - PS DR, FP, MT, NP Purple, Rse- 12 MY - JN 6.10 

GEU810X Red, ‘Blazing Sunset’ (Qt.) Geum ‘Blazing Sunset’ P3 FS DR, FP Rd,Scrlt-;Dbl 24 MY - AG 6.25 

******* Ginger, Perennial Varieties see Asarum: 

GIN535 Ginger, True; Common Ginger Zingiber officinale TP PS - S C, M Green, Yllw- 16 ADP 4.95 

GIN610 Ginger, Variegated Alpinia zerumbet ‘Variegata’ TP PS - S C, O Pink 36 JL - AG 6.95 

GIN604X Ginkgo Biloba (Qt.); Maidenhair Tree Ginkgo biloba P4 FS DR, M Yellow AD SP 7.95 

GOL110X Goldenrod, ‘Crown of Rays’ (Qt.) Solidago ‘Strahlenkrone’ P4 FS - PS BF, DT, DR, FP Yellow, Gold- 24 AG - SP 6.95 

GOL115X★ Goldenrod, ‘Fireworks’ (Qt.) Solidago rugosa ‘Fireworks’ P4 FS - PS BF, D, DT, DR, FP Yellow,Brllnt- 36 AG - SP 6.95 

******* Good King Henry see Chenopodium: 

GOT570 Gotu Kola Centella asiatica TP PS - S IU, M Beige 4 PRD 5.85 

GOT420 Gotu Kola, Large-Leaf Centella asiatica major TP PS - S IU, M Beige 6 PRD 5.85 

GOT815 Gotu Kola, Variegated Hydrocotyle sibthorpioides ‘Variegata’ TP FS - S FP, GC, MT White, Grn- .5 JN - JL 4.95 

******* Gout Weed, Silver-Edged see Aegopodium: 

GRA180X Grape, ‘Concord’ (Qt.) Vitis labrusca ‘Concord’ P5 FS C, M, VN Frt:Blu,Prpl- 12' JN - JL 6.95 

Grass, ... 

GRA406X ‘Bowles Golden’ (Qt.) Carex elata ‘Aurea’ (‘B. G.’) P5 PS - S DR, FP, MT Brown 30 7.95 

GRA105X Citronella (Qt.) Cymbopogon nardus TP FS C, DR, F Green, Lght- 36 NV - JA 6.10 

GRA617X Fescue, ‘Elijah Blue’ (Qt.) Festuca glauca ‘Elijah Blue’ P4 FS DR, DT, FP Tan 10 AG 6.10 

GRA825X Japanese Forest, ‘All Gold’ (Qt.) Hakonechloa macra ‘A. G.’ P5 PS - S DR, FP, WG Red 24 AG - SP 7.95 

GRA210X Japanese Forest, Variegated (Qt.) Hak. macra ‘Aureola’ P5 PS - S DR, FP, WG Red 24 AG - SP 7.95 

GRA620X ‘Karl Foerster’ (Qt.) (01 PPA) Calamagrostis acutiflora ‘K. F.’ P4 FS DR, FP Gold 60 JN - JL 6.10 

GRA110X Lemon (Qt.) Cymbopogon citratus TP FS C, F, M, MT Green, Lght- 30 JL - AG 6.10 

Particularly popular in Indian and Thai cuisine, this native perennial of Southern India and Ceylon is a culinary 

jewel - with a distinct and refreshing taste of lemon. The lower six inches of the fresh succulent stalks offer the best flavor. 

To harvest, remove the side shoots which allow the main plant to continue growing. The hearts are eaten as a vegetable 

with rice, and the chopped stalks are used for sauces, curries and pastes, as well as in fish, poultry and pork dishes. 

A refreshing hot or cold tea is made from the leaves and is recognized for its antiseptic properties. It is also used 

for the treatment of flu, fever, headache, diarrhea and upset stomach. The essential oil of Lemon Grass contains citral 

and is employed by the food, cosmetic and perfume industries. Medicinally the essential oil is used to treat acne. 

GRA115X Oat (Qt.); Wild Oats Chasmanthium latifolium P3 FS - PS DR, FP, LB Tan 30 JL - AG 6.10 

GRA625X Oat, Blue, ‘Sapphire’ (Qt.) Helictotrichon semper. ‘S.’ P4 FS DR, DT, FP Tan 24 JL - AG 6.95 

GRA185X Oat, Variegated, ‘River Mist’ (Qt.) Chasmanthium lat. ‘R. M.’ P4 FS - PS DR, FP, LB Tan 30 JL - AG 6.95 

GRA220X Porcupine (Qt.) Miscanthus sinensis ‘Strictus’ P5 FS - PS DR, DT, LB, MT Brown, Pink- 72 AG - SP 6.95 

GRA125X Ribbon (Qt.) Phalaris arundinacea ‘Picta’ P3 FS DR, FP, MT Tan 30 JL - AG 6.10 

GRA135X Russian Buffalo (Qt.) Hierochloe odorata P4 FS C, F, NP Tan 12 JL - AG 6.10 

GRA145X Sweet Vernal (Qt.); Indian Sweet G. Anthoxanthum odoratum P4 FS C, F, FP Green 14 AG 6.10 

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******* Greek Mountain Tea see Sideritis: 

GUA370 Guava, Strawberry; Cattley Guava Psidium littorale longipes TP FS - PS C, O White;RdFrt AD ADP 7.95 

Gypsophila: Baby’s Breath, ... LB 

GYP035X ‘Compacta Plena’ (Qt.) Gypsophila p. ‘Compacta P.’ P3 FS CF, DF, FP White; Dbl 18 JL - AG 6.50 

GYP040X Creeping, ‘Alba’ (Qt.) Gypsophila repens ‘Alba’ P3 FS FP, GC, RG White 8 MY - JN 6.10 

GYP036X Creeping, ‘Rosea’ (Qt.) Gypsophila repens ‘Rosea’ P3 FS FP, GC, RG Pink 6 MY - JN 6.10 

GYP007X ‘Fairy Perfect’ (Qt.) Gypsophila paniculata ‘F. P.’ P3 FS CF, DF, FP White;LrgDbl 36 JL - AG 6.10 

GYP014X ‘Pink Fairy’ (Qt.) Gypsophila paniculata ‘P. F.’ P3 FS CF, DF, FP Pink 18 JL - AG 6.10 

HAR905 Hardy Orange, ‘Flying Dragon’ Poncirus trifoliata ‘F. D.’ P6* FS FP, F, LB, O White AD MY - JN 7.95 

Heather, Scotch, ... EG, GC 

HEA850X Pink, ‘Firefly’ (Qt.) Calluna vulgaris ‘Firefly’ P5 FS CF, DT, FP, LB Pink, Purple- 18 AG - SP 9.95 

HEA843X Pink, ‘Firefly’ (3Q) Calluna vulgaris ‘Firefly’ P5 FS CF, DT, FP, LB Pink, Purple- 18 AG - SP 13.95 

HEA855X Pink, ‘Multicolor’ (Qt.) Calluna vulgaris ‘Multicolor’ P4 FS - PS CF, DT, FP, LB Mauve, Pale- 6 AG - SP 8.95 

HEA845X White, Double, ‘Kinlochruel’ (Qt.) Calluna vulgaris ‘K.’ P4 FS - PS CF, DT, FP, LB White; Dbl 10 AG - SP 7.95 

Hedeoma: 

HED045 Pennyroyal, American Hedeoma pulegioides HA FS - S C, F, M, NP White 12 JL - AG 3.80 

HEL460X Helianthemum, ‘Wisley Pink’ (Qt.) Helianthemum ‘W. P.’ P5 FS BF, DT, FP, RG Pink 12 JN - JL 6.10 

Helianthus: Artichoke, Jerusalem, ... BF 

HEL325X Red Root (Qt.) Helianthus tuberosus ‘Red’ P4 FS C, DT, FP Yellow; Daisy 80 AG - SP 6.10 

HEL330X White Root (Qt.) Helianthus tuberosus P4 FS C, DT, FP, NP Yellow; Daisy 96 AG - SP 6.10 

Helianthus: Helianthus, ... DR 

HEL955X ‘Gold Lace’ (Qt.) H. angustifolius ‘Gold Lace’ P6 FS CF, DT, FP, LB Gold; Daisy 60 AG- SP 6.25 

HEL459X ‘Lemon Queen’ (Qt.) Helianthus ‘Lemon Queen’ P5 FS CF, DT, FP, LB Yellow, Pale- 72 JN - JL 6.10 

HEL950X Ultra-Double, ‘Plenus’ (Qt.) H. decapetalus ‘Plenus’ P5 FS CF, DT, FP, LB Yellow, Brht- 48 JL - AG 6.25 

Helichrysum: 

HEL333 Curry Plant Helichrysum italicum TP FS F, O Yellow 12 JN - JL 5.45 

HEL334 Curry Plant, ‘Giant’ H. italicum ‘Giant’ TP FS F, O Yellow 12 JN - JL 5.45 

HEL335 Curry Plant, Miniature H. italicum microphyllum TP FS F, O Yellow 6 JN - JL 5.45 

HEL337 Curry Plant, ‘Pointed-Leaf’ H. italicum ‘Pointed-Leaf’ TP FS F, O Yellow 12 JN - JL 5.45 

Heliopsis: Heliopsis, ... 

HEL095X ‘Loraine Sunshine’ (Qt.) H. helianthoides ‘Loraine S.’ P6 FS - PS CF, DT, FP, LB Yellow, Gold- 30 JN - SP 7.95 

HEL105X ‘Summer Sun’ (Qt.) Heliopsis h. ‘Summer Sun’ P3 FS - PS CF, DT, FP, LB Yellow 48 JL - AG 6.10 

******* Heliotrope, Garden see Valeriana: 

Heliotropium: Heliotrope, Fragrant, ... 

HEL005 Purple Heliotropium arborescens TP FS BF, F, O Purple 15 EVB 4.95 

HEL210 ‘Strawberry’ H. arborescens ‘Strawberry’ TP FS BF, F, O Blue, Lav.- 8 EVB 5.45 

HEL015 White H. arborescens ‘Alba’ TP FS BF, F, O White 12 EVB 4.95 

HEL830X Hellebore, False (2Q) (All Parts Toxic) Veratrum viride P3 PS - S DR, LB, MT, NP Yellow, Grn- 48 MY - JL 8.95 

Helleborus: DR 

Heralding in the season, these attractive early-spring bloomers are a welcome sight to the gardener. Dark-green 

shiny leaves are topped with masses of long-lasting blooms offered in a kaleidoscope of colors - great in fresh arrangements. 

These tough deer resistant perennials prefer a moderately shady location with rich, well-drained, sweet soil. 

HEL605X Christmas Rose; Black Hellebore Helleborus niger P4 PS - S FP, LB, WG White, Pink- 12 MR - AP 8.95 

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Helleborus: Hellebore, ... (Continued) DR 

HEL705X ‘Blue Lady’ (Qt.) Helleborus orientalis ‘B. L.’ P4 PS - S FP, LB, WG Blue,Purple- 20 AP - MY 12.95 

HEL870X Double, ‘Amber Gem’ (Qt.) Helleborus x h. ‘A. Gem’ P5 PS - S FP, LB, WG Yellow & Red 14 AP - MY 16.95 

HEL735X Double, ‘Cotton Candy’ (Qt.) Helleborus x h. ‘C. Candy’ P5 PS - S FP, LB, WG White, Pink- 14 AP - MY 15.95 

HEL740X Double, ‘Golden Lotus’ (Qt.) H. x hybridus ‘Golden L.’ P5 PS - S FP, LB, WG Yellow & Pink 14 AP - MY 15.95 

HEL965X★ Double, ‘Harlequin Gem’ (Qt.) H. x hybridus ‘Harlequin G.’ P5 PS - S FP, LB, WG Ylw,Red,Prpl 14 AP - MY 16.95 

HEL745X Double, ‘Jade Tiger’ (Qt.) H. x hybridus ‘Jade Tiger’ P5 PS - S FP, LB, WG Green&Prpl 14 AP - MY 15.95 

HEL750X Double, ‘Peppermint Ice’ (Qt.) H. x hybridus ‘P. Ice’ P5 PS - S FP, LB, WG Pink, Multi- 14 AP - MY 15.95 

HEL875X Double, ‘Sparkling Diamond’ (Qt.) H. x hybridus ‘S. D.’ P5 PS - S FP, LB, WG White, Pure- 14 AP - MY 15.95 

HEL970X★ ‘Hot Flash’ (Qt.) Helleborus x sternii ‘Hot F.’ P6 FS - PS FP, LB, WG Green & Pink 16 AP - MY 15.95 

HEL510X ‘Ivory Prince’ (Qt.) H. ‘I. Prince’ (‘Walhelivor’) P4 PS - S FP, LB, WG Pink, Ivory- 18 AP - MY 12.95 

HEL633X ‘Ivory Prince’ (3Q) H. ‘I. Prince’ (‘Walhelivor’) P4 PS - S FP, LB, WG Pink, Ivory- 18 AP - MY 16.95 

HEL515X Orientalis, Mauve (Qt.) (05 PPA) Helleborus orientalis P4 PS - S FP, LB, WG Mauve 18 AP - MY 8.95 

Hemerocallis: Day Lily, ... BF, HB, LB, MT 

HEM114X ‘Bonanza’ (Qt.) Hemerocallis ‘Bonanza’ P3 FS - PS C, FP Yllw;RdThrt 15 JL - AG 6.10 

HEM116X ‘Catherine Woodbury’ (Qt.) Hemerocallis ‘C. Woodbury’ P3 FS - PS C, FP Pink, Light- 30 JL - AG 6.10 

HEM605X ‘Crystal Pinot’ (Qt.) Hemerocallis ‘Crystal Pinot’ P3 FS - PS FP Pnk;PrplCntr 20 JN - AG 9.95 

HEM240X ‘Happy Returns’ (Qt.) Hemerocallis ‘Happy R.’ P3 FS - PS FP Yellow 18 MY - SP 6.10 

HEM119X ‘Hyperion’ (Qt.) (Queen Of Day Lilies) Hemerocallis ‘Hyperion’ P3 FS - PS F, FP Yellow, Lmn- 40 JL - AG 6.10 

HEM236X ‘Ice Carnival’ (Qt.) Hemerocallis ‘Ice Carnival’ P3 FS - PS FP Wht;GrnThrt 28 JL - AG 6.25 

HEM242X ‘Little Grapette’ (Qt.) Hemerocallis ‘L. Grapette’ P3 FS - PS FP Purple 12 JN - JL 6.25 

HEM146X ‘Orange, Double’ (Qt.) Hemerocallis ‘Double O.’ P3 FS - PS FP Orange; Dbl 24 JL - AG 6.10 

HEM148X ‘Raspberry Pixie’ (Qt.) Hemerocallis ‘R. Pixie’ P3 FS - PS FP Raspberry 24 JL - AG 6.25 

HEM120X ‘Stella De Oro’ (Qt.) Hemerocallis ‘Stella De O.’ P3 FS - PS F, FP Yellow, Gold- 15 JN - AG 6.25 

HEM122X Variegated (Qt.) H. fulva ‘Kwanso Variegata’ P3 FS - PS C, F, FP Orange; Dbl 18 JL - AG 9.50 

******* Hens & Chicks see Sempervivum: 

Hepatica: Hepatica, ... 

HEP030X Round-Lobed (Qt.) Hepatica americana P4 PS - S FP, NP, O, WG Blu,Wht,Pnk 6 AP - MY 6.10 

HEP036X Sharp-Lobed (Qt.) Hepatica acutiloba P4 PS - S FP, NP, WG Lilac 6 AP - MY 6.10 

******* Herb Robert see Geranium: 

Heuchera: DR, HB, LB 

HEU280X Alumroot (Qt.) Heuchera americana P4 FS - PS FP, NP, WG White, Grn- 18 AP - JN 6.10 

Heuchera: Coral Bells, ... DR, HB, LB 

HEU340X ‘Amber Waves’ (Qt.) Heuchera ‘Amber Waves’ P4 FS - PS BF, FP, WG Rose 17 MY - JN 8.95 

HEU620X ‘Berry Smoothie’ (Qt.) Heuchera ‘Berry Smoothie’ P4 PS BF, FP, WG White 28 MY - JN 9.95 

HEU279X ‘Ebony & Ivory’ (Qt.) Heuchera ‘Ebony & Ivory’ P4 FS - PS BF, DT, FP, WG White 20 AP - JN 7.95 

HEU575X ‘Fire Chief’ (Qt.) Heuchera ‘Fire Chief’ P4 FS - PS BF, DT, FP, WG Pink & White 18 JN - SP 9.95 

HEU530X ‘Guardian Angel’ (Qt.) Heuchera ‘Guardian Angel’ P4 FS - PS BF, CF, FP, WG Peach 21 MY - JN 8.95 

HEU625X ‘Lime Marmalade’ (Qt.) Heuchera ‘L. Marmalade’ P4 PS - S BF, FP, WG White 15 MY - JN 9.95 

HEU540X ‘Lime Rickey’ (Qt.) Heuchera ‘Lime Rickey’ P4 PS BF, FP, WG White 17 MY - JN 9.95 

HEU545X ‘Marmalade’ (Qt.) Heuchera ‘Marmalade’ P4 FS - PS BF, FP, WG Cream 16 MY - JN 9.95 

HEU870X ‘Midnight Rose’ (Qt.) Heuchera ‘Midnight Rose’ P4 FS - PS BF, FP, WG White 16 MY - JN 9.95 

HEU610X ‘Obsidian’ (Qt.) Heuchera ‘Obsidian’ P4 FS - PS BF, FP, WG Cream 24 MY - JN 8.95 

HEU275X ‘Palace Purple’ (Qt.) (91 PPA) H. micrantha ‘P. Purple’ P4 FS - PS BF, DT, FP, WG Chartreuse 24 MY - JL 6.10 

HEU615X ‘Plum Pudding’ (Qt.) Heuchera ‘Plum Pudding’ P4 FS - PS BF, CF, FP, WG Cream 26 MY - JN 7.95 

HEU277X ‘Raspberry Regal’ (Qt.) Heuchera ‘Raspberry R. P4 FS - PS BF, CF, FP, WG Red, Rsbry- 24 JN - JL 6.95 

HEU550X ‘Silver Scrolls’ (Qt.) Heuchera ‘Silver Scrolls’ P4 FS - PS BF, DT, FP, WG White 24 AP - JN 7.95 

HEU337X ‘Snow Angel’ Variegated (Qt.) Heuchera sanguinea ‘S. A. P3 FS - PS BF, DT, FP, WG Pink 12 MY - JL 7.95 

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Heucherella: Heucherella, ... HB, LB 

HEU555X ‘Dayglow Pink’ (Qt.) xHeucherella ‘Dayglow P.’ P4 FS - PS FP, WG Pink, Brllnt- 16 JN - JL 7.95 

HEU570X★ ‘Solar Eclipse’ (Qt.) xHeucherella ‘S. Eclipse’ P4 FS - S FP, WG White 16 JN - JL 10.95 

HEU565X ‘Stoplight’ (Qt.) xHeucherella ‘Stoplight’ P4 PS FP, WG White 12 JN - JL 9.95 

******* Hollyhock see Alcea: 

HON325X Honesty (Qt.); Money Plant Lunaria annua HA FS - PS BF, DF, DR, FP Purple 42 MY - JN 6.10 

HOP045X Hops (Qt.) Humulus lupulus P4 FS - PS BF, C, M, VN Yellow, Grn- VN AG - SP 7.95 

HOP050X Hops, Golden (Qt.) Humulus lupulus ‘Aureus’ P4 FS - PS BF, C, M, VN Yellow, Grn- VN AG - SP 7.95 

Horehound, ... DR, DT 

HOR050 Black Ballota nigra P4 FS M Lavender 14 JL - AG 3.80 

HOR055 Silver Marrubium incanum P3 FS O White 18 JL - AG 5.85 

HOR065 White Marrubium vulgare P3 FS M White 24 JL - AG 3.80 

HOR070X Horseradish (Qt.) Armoracia rusticana P3 FS C White 30 JL - AG 6.10 

HOR075X Horseradish, Variegated (Qt.) Armoracia r. ‘Variegata’ P3 FS - PS C, O White 30 JL - AG 9.95 

******* 

(Variegation appears in second year growth.) 

Horsetail see Equisetum: 

Hosta: Hosta, ... ; Plantain Lily HB, MT, WG 

HOS105X ‘Albomarginata’ (Qt.) H. ‘Undulata Albomarginata’ P3 FS - S FP, GC Lavender 22 JN - JL 6.25 

HOS620X ‘Blue Angel’ (Qt.) Hosta ‘Blue Angel’ P3 FS - S FP, GC Lav., Light- 36 JN - JL 8.95 

HOS635X ‘Cherry Berry’ (Qt.) Hosta ‘Cherry Berry’ P3 PS - S F, FP, GC Violet;RdPds 14 JN - JL 8.95 

HOS640X ‘Earth Angel’ (Qt.) Hosta ‘Earth Angel’ P3 PS - S F, FP, GC White 26 JN - JL 9.95 

HOS230X ‘Fragrant Blue’ (Qt.) Hosta ‘Fragrant Blue’ P3 FS - S F, FP, GC Lav., Light- 18 JL - AG 8.95 

HOS120X ‘Frances Williams’ (Qt.) Hosta sieboldiana ‘F. W.’ P3 FS - S C, F, FP, GC White 26 JN - JL 6.25 

HOS705X ‘Ginko Craig’ (Qt.) Hosta ‘G. C.’ (sieboldiana) P3 FS - S F, FP, GC Purple;Strpd 12 JN - JL 8.95 

HOS910X ‘Green Gold’ (Qt.) Hosta ‘Green Gold’ P3 PS - S FP, GC Lav., Light- 24 JN - JL 7.95 

HOS575X ‘Guacamole’ (Qt.) Hosta ‘Guacamole’ P3 PS - S F, FP, GC Lav., Pink- 24 JN - JL 9.95 

HOS880X ‘High Society’ (Qt.) Hosta ‘High Society’ P3 PS - S FP, GC Lav., Light- 8 JN - JL 12.95 

HOS235X ‘June’ (Qt.) Hosta ‘June’ P3 PS - S FP, GC Violet 15 JN - JL 8.95 

HOS245X ‘June’ (2Q) Hosta ‘June’ P3 PS - S FP, GC Violet 15 JN - JL 11.95 

HOS240X ‘Little Sunspot’ (Qt.) Hosta ‘Little Sunspot’ P3 PS - S FP, O White, Lav.- 10 JN - JL 10.95 

HOS210X ‘Old August Lily’ (Qt.) Hosta plantaginea ‘O. A. L.’ P3 FS - S F, FP, GC White 22 JL - AG 6.25 

HOS225X ‘Patriot’ (Qt.) Hosta ‘Patriot’ P3 FS - S FP, GC Lavender 24 JN - JL 6.95 

HOS130X ‘Royal Standard’ (Qt.) Hosta ‘Royal Standard’ P3 FS - S F, FP, GC White 24 AG 6.25 

HOS625X ‘Stained Glass’ (Qt.) Hosta ‘Stained Glass’ P3 FS - S F, FP, GC Lav,Lht-;Lrg 30 JL - AG 10.95 

HOS645X ‘Striptease’ (Qt.) Hosta ‘Striptease’ P3 PS - S FP, GC Violet, Pale- 20 JL - AG 12.95 

Houttuynia: Houttuynia, ... 

HOU075X ‘Chameleon’ (Qt.) Houttuynia cordata ‘C.’ P5 FS - PS GC, MT, O White 10 JL - AG 6.10 

HOU074 Double-Flowered Houttuynia cordata ‘Plena’ P5 FS - PS C, MT White; Dbl 6 JL - AG 4.95 

HOU080 Vietnamese; Vietnamese Herb Houttuynia cordata P5 FS - PS C, M, MT White 6 JL - AG 4.95 

Hypericum: 

HYP525X St. John’s Wort (Qt.) Hypericum perforatum P3 FS - PS D, DR, DT, M Yellow 18 JL - AG 6.10 

******* Hyssop, Anise see Agastache: 

Hyssopus: Hyssop, ... BF 

HYS090 Common, Blue Hyssopus officinalis P6 FS FP, M Blue 14 JL - AG 3.80 

HYS095 Common, Pink H. officinalis ‘Roseus’ P6 FS FP, M Pink 14 JL - AG 3.80 

HYS105 Common, White Hyssopus officinalis ‘Albus’ P6 FS FP, M White 14 JL - AG 3.80 

HYS110 Dwarf H. officinalis aristatus P6 FS B, FP, M Blue 10 JL - AG 3.80 

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Iberis: Iberis, ... ; Candytuft DR, GC, LB 

IBE210X ‘Little Gem’ (Qt.) I. s. ‘Weisser Zwerg’ (‘L. G.’) P5 FS FP, RG White 6 MY - JN 6.50 

IBE225X ‘Snowflake’ (Qt.) Iberis sempervirens ‘S.’ P5 FS - PS FP, RG White 12 MY - JN 6.10 

IBO099 Iboza; Nutmeg Bush Iboza (Tetradenia) riparia TP PS F, IU, M, O White 30 DC - JN 6.25 

******* Ice Plant see Delosperma: 

Impatiens: Impatiens, ... (Miniature = Hawaiian Series) 

IMP015 ‘Miniature, Fantasia’ Impatiens ‘Miniature F.’ TP PS - S FA, O White & Prpl 4 EVB 3.80 

IMP027 ‘Rosebud, Amethyst’ Impatiens ‘Rosebud A.’ TP PS FA, O Amethyst 12 EVB 3.80 

IMP035 ‘Rosebud, Red’ Impatiens ‘Rosebud Red’ TP PS FA, O Red 12 EVB 3.80 

IMP040 ‘Rosebud, White’ Impatiens ‘Rosebud White’ TP PS FA, O White 12 EVB 3.80 

IND965X Indian Pink (Qt.) Spigelia marilandica P6 FS - PS BF, FP, HB NP Red, Brllnt- 18 MY - JN 6.95 

IND055X Indigo, True (Qt.) Indigofera tinctoria (suffruticosa) P4 FS - PS D, FP Pink AD JL - AG 12.95 

******* Insulin Plant see Costus: 

Iris: Iris, Japanese, ... 

IRI885X ‘Eden’s Paintbrush’ (Qt.) Iris ensata ‘E.’s Paintbrush’ P4 FS - PS CF, DR, FP, MT White & Prpl 32 JN - JL 6.95 

IRI175X ‘Gekkeikan’ (Qt.) Iris ensata ‘Gekkeikan’ P4 FS - PS CF, DR, FP, MT Wht;PrplEdg 36 JN - JL 6.95 

IRI179X ‘Mt. Fugi’ (Qt.) Iris ensata ‘Mt. Fugi’ P4 FS - PS CF, DR, FP, MT Whit & Mgnta 32 JN - JL 6.10 

IRI890X ‘Pink Lady’ (Qt.) Iris ensata ‘Pink Lady’ P4 FS - PS CF, DR, FP, MT Pink, Soft- 32 JN - JL 6.95 

IRI180X ‘Variegated’ (Qt.) Iris ensata ‘Variegata’ P4 FS - PS DR, CF, FP, MT Purple 32 JN - JL 7.95 

Iris: Iris, Siberian, ... 

IRI045X ‘Dreaming Spires’ (Qt.) Iris sibirica ‘Dreaming S.’ P3 FS - PS CF, DR, FP, MT Blue, Royal- 36 JL - AG 6.10 

IRI082X ‘Eric The Red’ (Qt.) Iris sibirica ‘Eric The Red’ P3 FS - PS CF, DR, FP, MT Red, Wine- 36 JL - AG 6.50 

IRI062X ‘Ruffled Velvet’ (Qt.) Iris sibirica ‘Ruffled Velvet’ P3 FS - PS CF, DR, FP, MT Vilt;CrlyEdg 30 JL - AG 6.10 

IRI035X ‘Sparkling Rose’ (Qt.) Iris sibirica ‘Sparkling R.’ P3 FS - PS CF, DR, FP, MT Rose, Lilac- 30 JL - AG 6.10 

IRI047X ‘White Swirl’ (Qt.) Iris sibirica ‘White Swirl’ P3 FS - PS CF, DR, FP, MT White; Rffld 30 JL - AG 6.50 

Iris: Iris, ... 

IRI170X Orris Root (Qt.) Iris germanica ‘Florentina’ P4 FS FP, IU White, Blue- 24 JL - AG 7.95 

IRI235X Sweet, Golden-Edged, Variegated (Qt.) I. pallida ‘Aureo V.’ P4 FS - PS C, CF, DR, F, FP Blue, Lav.- 22 JL - AG 7.95 

IRI040X Sweet, White-Edged, Variegated (Qt.) I. p.‘Albo Variegata’ P4 FS - PS C, CF, DR, F, FP Blue, Lav.- 30 JL - AG 9.95 

IRI075X Yellow Flag (Qt.) Iris pseudacorus P4 FS - PS CF, DR, MT, NP Yellow, Brght- 32 JL - AG 6.10 

******* Irish Moss see Minuartia: 

ISO080 Isotoma; Blue Star Creeper Isotoma (Laurentia) fluviatilis TP FS - PS O Blue, Light- 1 PRD 5.45 

IVY085X Ivy, Kenilworth (Qt.) Cymbalaria muralis P4 FS - S RG, WG Lavender 4 JL - AG 6.10 

IVY095 Ivy, Kenilworth, Miniature Cymbalaria m. ‘Globosa’ TP FS - S O Lilac 2 ADP 5.45 

******* Jack-In-The-Pulpit see Arisaema: 

******* Jacob’s Ladder see Polemonium: 

JAS405X Jasione Laevis (Qt.) Jasione laevis (perennis) P6 FS - PS DR, FP, LB, RG Blue 12 JL - AG 6.10 

Jasmine, ... HB 

JAS010 ‘Belle of India’; Doler Mogra/Jai Jasminum sambac ‘B. of I.’ TP PS F Whit;DblStrs 12 ADP 8.95 

JAS015 Chinese Tea; Poet Jasmine J. officinale grandiflorum TP PS C, F, O White; Dbl 18 EVB 6.25 

JAS975 Chinese, Yellow Jasminum mesnyi TP FS - PS F, M, O Ylw,Brht-;Dbl AD PRD 6.25 

JAS020 Golden Leaf J. offic. affine ‘Pailler Gold’ TP FS - PS F, O White 12 ADP 6.25 

JAS025 ‘Grand Duke of Tuscany’; Button Mogra J. s. ‘G. D. of T.’ TP PS C, F White;UltrDbl 12 JL - AG 8.95 

JAS150X ‘Grand Duke of Tuscany’ (Qt.) J. s. ‘G. D. of T.’ TP PS C, F White;UltrDbl 12 JL - AG 12.95 

JAS030X Hardy, Pink (Qt.) Jasminum stephanense P6* FS - PS F, FP Pink AD JL - AG 7.95 

JAS035X Hardy, White (Qt.) Jasminum officinale P6* FS - PS F, FP White AD JL - AG 9.50 

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JAS040 ‘Maid of Orleans’; Jasminum s. ‘Maid of O.’ TP PS C, F White;SmiDbl 10 EVB 6.25 

Arabian Tea Jasmine; Sampaguita (National Flower - Philippines) 

JAS090 Molle Jasminum molle TP FS - PS F, O White 30 ADP 6.25 

JAS045 Night Blooming Cestrum nocturnum TP FS - PS F, O Cream AD PRD 6.25 

******* Orange see Murraya: 

JAS805 Pandorea Pandorea jasminoides TP FS - PS F, O, VN Pink, Light- 15' PRD 8.95 

JAS050 Star; Royal Jasmine Jasminum nitidum TP PS F, O Wht;Str-Shpd 8 EVB 6.25 

JAS055 Tortuosum (Lily-of-the-Valley Fragrance) Jasminum tortuosum TP FS - PS F, O White 8 EVB 6.25 

JAS080 Volubile Jasminum volubile TP FS - PS F, O White 8 ADP 6.25 

JAS060 White Winter Jasminum polyanthum TP FS - PS F, O, VN Whit;PnkBds 12 FB - MR 6.25 

JAS915 White Winter, Variegated, J. polyanthum variegata TP FS - PS F, O, VN Whit;PnkBds 12 FB - MR 11.95 

JAS605 Yellow J. humile (azoricum) TP PS F, M, O Yellow, Brht- 18 ADP 6.25 

******* Joe-Pye Weed see Eupatorium: 

******* Johnny Jump Up see Viola: 

JOJ425 Jojoba Simmondsia chinensis TP FS M Yellow, Pale- 48 MY - JN 15.95 

Kalmia: Mountain Laurel, ... (Mulch heavily to keep roots cool in full sun.) 

KAL820X ‘Bullseye’ (3Q) Kalmia latifolia ‘Bullseye’ P5 FS - PS FP, LB, MT Purple&Wht 60 MY - JL 19.95 

KAL810X Dwarf, ‘Elf’ (3Q) Kalmia latifolia ‘Elf’ P5 FS - PS FP, LB, MT White, Pure- 36 MY - JL 19.95 

KAL835X ‘Peppermint’ (3Q) Kalmia latifolia ‘Peppermint’ P5 FS - PS FP, LB, MT White & Red 48 MY - JL 19.95 

******* Kiss-Me-Over-The-Garden-Gate see Persicaria: 

KNA300X Knautia Macedonica (Qt.) Knautia macedonica P5 FS FP, LB Maroon 24 JL - SP 6.10 

Kniphofia: Tritoma, ... ; Poker Plant DR, DT, HB, LB 

KNI590X ‘Alcazar’(Qt.) Kniphofia ‘Alcazar’ P5 FS BF, CF, FP Yllw, Orng- 48 JL - AG 6.10 

KUM010 Kumquat, Dwarf Fortunella hindsii TP FS C, O White AD JN - JL 6.50 

LAB035 Labdanum; Laudanum; Ladanum Cistus ladanifer TP FS C, DT, F, IU Wht;RdSpts 14 JN - JL 5.85 

******* Lady’s Mantle see Alchemilla: 

******* Lady’s Slipper see Cypripedium: 

******* Lamb’s Ears see Stachys: 

Lamiastrum: Lamiastrum, ... DR, LB 

LAM405X ‘Herman’s Pride’ (Qt.) L. galeobdolon ‘H.’s Pride’ P4 PS - S FP, WG Yellow 12 MY - JN 6.10 

LAM105X Yellow (Qt.) Lamiastrum galeobdolon P4 PS - S FP, GC, WG Yellow 14 MY - JN 6.10 

Lamium: Nettle, Dead, ... DR, LB 

LAM120X ‘Anne Greenaway’ (Qt.) Lamium ‘Anne Greenaway’ P3 PS - S FP, GC, WG Mauve 8 MY - JN 6.10 

LAM080X ‘Beacon Silver’ (Qt.) Lamium maculatum ‘B. S.’ P3 PS - S FP, GC, WG Pink 8 MY - JN 6.10 

LAM115X ‘Pink Pewter’ (Qt.) Lamium maculatum ‘Pink P.’ P3 PS - S FP, GC, WG Pink 8 MY - JN 6.10 

LAM125X ‘Purple Dragon’ (Qt.) Lamium maculatum ‘P. D.’ P3 PS - S FP, GC, WG Purple, Dp- 8 MY - JN 6.10 

LAM086X ‘Shell Pink’ (Qt.) Lamium maculatum ‘S. P.’ P3 PS - S FP, GC, WG Pink, Shell- 8 MY - JN 6.10 

LAM087X White (Qt.) Lamium maculatum ‘Album’ P3 PS - S FP, GC, WG White 8 MY - JN 6.10 

LAM090X ‘White Nancy’ (Qt.) Lamium maculatum ‘W. N.’ P3 PS - S FP, GC, WG White 8 MY - JN 6.10 

Laurus: Bay, ... 

Native to the Mediterranean, Sweet Bay, also known as Sweet Laurel or Bay Leaf, is one of the most widely 

known culinary herbs. With a very pungent and distinctive flavor, Bay Leaf is added to many meat, sauce and soup 

dishes - usually removed before serving. Medicinally, the tea is known to aid digestion. Not as well known but with 

similar growth and uses is the more decorative Golden Bay - with new and fall growth having a spectacular golden 

tinge. These plants are tender perennials that grow well in a full to half day of sun. They make a superb potted 

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topiary, providing flavor and decoration year round. Laurus nobilis was chosen as the 2009 Herb of the Year by the 

International Herb Association. Please note that we do offer larger sizes, not listed - call for futher details. 

LAU190 Golden (5") Laurus nobilis ‘Aurea’ TP FS - PS C, M, O Cream AD SLD 11.95 

LAU195 Sweet (3") Laurus nobilis TP FS - PS C, M Cream AD SLD 5.45 



LAU215X Sweet (10") (Qt.) Laurus nobilis TP FS - PS C, M Cream AD SLD 14.95 

LAU220X Sweet (15") (Qt.) Laurus nobilis TP FS - PS C, M Cream AD SLD 19.95 

LAU855 Sweet, Variegated (3 - 5") (Call for availability) L. n. ‘Variegata’ TP FS - PS C, M, O Cream AD SLD 45.95 

LAU235★ Sweet, Willow-Leaf (3") Laurus nobilis ‘Salicifolia’ TP FS - PS C, M, O Cream AD SLD 7.95 

Lavandula: Lavender, ... : (Hardy Varieties) BF, DF, DR, DT, LB 

The traditional scent of lavender has been savored for centuries, and is valued in the home as well as commercially. 

Potpourris, sachets, perfumes, bath products, and flavoring are just a few of its myriad uses. An herb that was 

once woven into hats in order to ease tension, today it is used in aromatherapy as a relaxant. 

Well-Sweep offers an enormous selection of lavenders in various flower sizes and colors. Bloom time, height 

and type of plant growth make them an interesting and attractive perennial. Most varieties have purple flowers with 

silvery-gray foliage, but there are exceptions. The lavenders thrive in full sun and well-drained soil, and mulching 

with sand will promote healthy growth. A sweet soil, accomplished by adding pulverized or granulated lime, will 

increase plant vigor and oil production - which creates a stronger scent and helps to produce an abundance of flowers. 

Since these plants nearly double in size each year, they should be spaced two or more feet apart for optimum growth. 

Note that all our lavender cultivars are cutting propagated, therefore ensuring that they are true to type. 

The Lavandins are natural and bred hybrids of Lavandula angustifolia and Lavandula latifolia, including some 

of their subspecies; all indicated in the lavender listing. These lavenders are great for the novice gardener because they 

are noted for vigorous growth, high oil yield and are easy to grow. It was recently brought to our attention that the 

Lavandins should not be used for culinary purposes. Some of the Lavandins are: ‘Grappenhall,’ known for its growth 

of up to 36"; ‘Provence,’ with its strong scent and robust growth; ‘Dutch,’ ‘Giant Hidcote,’ and ‘Seal,’ all early 

bloomers; and ‘Fat Spike,’ with large spiked flower heads is great for weaving lavender wands. 

Over the past several years we have conducted an evaluation of lavender hardiness and wintering reliability. 

Though results may vary depending on location and weather conditions, in the list below, the lavenders followed by 

a ❋ indicate varieties that have been consistently reliable here at the farm - zone 6(a). Lavenders followed by ✦ 

indicate varieties that, when spent flowers are removed, have consistently bloomed twice per year for us. 

LAV405X ‘Abrialii’ (Qt.) (A Lavandin) Lavandula x intermedia ‘A.’ P6 FS F, FP Blue, Lav.- 24 JL - SP 6.95 

LAV810X ‘Ashdown Forest’ ❋ (Qt.) L. angustifolia ‘Ashdown F.’ P6 FS C, F, FP Blue, Pale- 24 JL - AG 6.95 

LAV745X ‘Baby Blue’ (Qt.) L. angustifolia ‘Baby Blue’ P6 FS C, F, FP Blue, Dark- 12 JL - AG 7.95 

LAV855X ‘Backhouse Nana’ (Qt.) L. angustifolia ‘B. Purple’ P6 FS C, F, FP Purple 24 JL - AG 7.95 

LAV627X ‘Betty’s Blue’ (Qt.) L. angustifolia ‘Betty’s Blue’ P6 FS C, F, FP Blue, Dark- 24 JL - AG 6.95 

LAV760X ‘Bleu des Collines’ (Qt.) L. angustifolia ‘Bleu des C.’ P6 FS C, F, FP Violet, Dark- 18 JL - AG 7.95 

LAV629X ‘Bowles Early’ (Qt.) L. angustifolia ‘Bowles E.’ P6 FS C, F, FP Blue, Lav.- 24 JL - AG 6.95 

LAV985X ‘Buena Vista’ ✦ (Qt.) L. angustifolia ‘Buena Vista’ P6 FS C, F, FP Blue, Dark- 24 JL - AG 6.95 

LAV820X ‘Cedar Blue’ ❋ (Qt.) L. angustifolia ‘Cedar Blue’ P6 FS C, F, FP Purple 24 JL - AG 6.95 

LAV990X ‘Chelsea Pink’ (Qt.) L. angustifolia ‘Chelsea P.’ P6 FS C, F, FP Pink, Light- 18 JL - AG 7.95 

LAV765X ‘Coconut Ice’ (Qt.) L. angustifolia ‘Coconut Ice’ P6 FS C, F, FP White, Pink- 16 JL - AG 7.95 

LAV410X ‘Compacta’ ❋ (Qt.) (Very Hardy) L. angustifolia ‘Compacta’ P5 FS C, F, FP Blue, Lav.- 18 JL - AG 6.50 

LAV412X ‘Croxton’s Wild’ ❋ (Qt.) L. angustifolia ‘Croxton’s W.’ P6 FS C, F, FP Blue, Light- 24 JL - AG 6.95 

LAV415X Dark Supreme (Qt.) L. angustifolia ‘W. K. Doyle’ P6 FS C, F, FP Blue, Dark- 18 JL - AG 6.95 

LAV420X Delphinensis ❋ (Qt.) L. angustifolia delphinensis P6 FS C, F, FP Blue, Lav.- 24 JL - AG 6.50 

LAV425X ‘Dutch’ (Qt.) (A Lavandin) L. x intermedia ‘Dutch’ P6 FS F, FP Blue, Lav.- 30 JL - AG 6.50 

LAV430X Dwarf ❋ (Qt.) L. a. ‘Nana Atropurpurea’ P6 FS C, F, FP Blue, Lav.- 8 JL - AG 6.95 

LAV435X Dwarf, White ❋ (Qt.) L. angustifolia ‘Nana Alba’ P6 FS C, F, FP White 12 JL - AG 7.95 

LAV815X ‘Edelweiss’ (Qt.) (A Lavandin) L. x i. ‘E.’ (‘Cathy Blanc’) P6 FS F, FP White 30 JL - AG 6.95 

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LAV440X Fat Spike (Qt.) (A Lavandin) L. x intermedia ‘Grosso’ P6 FS F, FP Blue, Lav.- 30 JL - AG 6.95 

LAV445X ‘Folgate’ ❋ (Qt.) L. angustifolia ‘Folgate’ P6 FS C, F, FP Blue, Lav.- 20 JL - AG 6.95 

LAV605X ‘Fred Boutin’ (Qt.) (A Lavandin) L. x intermedia ‘F. Boutin’ P6 FS F, FP Blue, Lav.- 24 JL - AG 6.95 

LAV450X ‘Grappenhall’ (Qt.) (A Lavandin) Lavandula x intermedia ‘G.’ P6 FS F, FP Blue, Lav.- 36 JL - AG 6.95 

LAV455X ‘Graves’ ❋ (Qt.) L. angustifolia ‘Graves’ P6 FS C, F, FP Blue, Lav.- 24 JL - AG 6.50 

LAV460X ‘Gray Lady’ ❋ (Qt.) L. angustifolia ‘Gray Lady’ P6 FS C, F, FP Blue, Lav.- 24 JL - AG 6.50 

LAV770X ‘Gros Bleu’ (Qt.) (A Lavandin) L. x intermedia ‘Gros Bleu’ P6 FS F, FP Purple, True- 30 JL - AG 7.95 

LAV465X ‘Hidcote’ ❋ (Qt.) (Strong Scent) L. angustifolia ‘Hidcote’ P5 FS C, F, FP Blue, Dark- 24 JL - AG 6.50 

A show-stopping plant for its strong-scented dark-purple flowers and lush silver-gray leaves. ‘Hidcote’ is our 

most popular variety and personal favorite for fragrance, cooking, crafting and aromatherapy. 

LAV995X ‘Hidcote Blue’ ❋ (2Q) (Strong Scent) L. angustifolia ‘H. Blue’ P5 FS C, F, FP Blue, Dark- 18 JL - AG 8.95 

LAV470X ‘Hidcote Giant’ (Qt.) (A Lavandin) L. x intermedia ‘Hidcote G.’ P6 FS F, FP Blue, Lav.- 32 JL - AG 6.95 

LAV785X ‘Hidcote Pink’ (Qt.) L. angustifolia ‘Hidcote P.’ P6 FS C, F, FP Pink, Lav.- 24 JL - AG 7.95 

LAV905X ‘Impress Purple’ (Qt.) (A Lavandin) L. x i. ‘I. P.’ (‘Arabian Night’) P6 FS F, FP Purple, Drk- 36 JL - AG 6.95 

LAV475X ‘Jean Davis’ ❋ (Qt.) L. angustifolia ‘Jean Davis’ P6 FS C, F, FP Pink 18 JL - AG 6.50 

LAV480X Latifolia (Qt.) L. latifolia (Medicus) P6 FS F, FP Blue, Lav.- 30 JL - AG 6.50 

LAV865X ‘Lisa Marie’ (Qt.) Lavandula ‘Lisa Marie’ P6 FS F, FP Violet, Blue- 18 JL - AG 7.95 

LAV840X ‘Little Lottie’ (Qt.) L. a. ‘Clarmo’ (‘Little Lottie’) P6 FS C, F, FP Pink 15 JL - AG 6.95 

LAV690X ‘Loddon Blue’ (Qt.) L. angustifolia ‘Loddon B.’ P6 FS C, F, FP Blue, Dark- 24 JL - AG 6.95 

LAV775X ‘Lullingstone Castle’ (Qt.) (A Lavandin) L. x intermedia ‘L. C.’ P6 FS F, FP Blue, Violet- 24 JL - AG 7.95 

LAV650X ‘Maillette’ (Qt.) L. angustifolia ‘Maillette’ P6 FS C, F, FP Blue, Lav.- 24 JL - AG 6.95 

LAV655X ‘Martha Roderick’ (Qt.) L. angustifolia ‘M. Roderick’ P6 FS C, F, FP Blue, Lav.- 24 JL - AG 6.95 

LAV845X ‘Melissa’ (Qt.) L. angustifolia ‘Melissa’ P6 FS C, F, FP White, Pink- 18 JL - AG 6.95 

LAV485X ‘Mitcham Gray’ ❋ (Qt.) L. angustifolia ‘Mitcham G.’ P6 FS C, F, FP Blue, Dark- 24 JL - AG 6.50 

LAV490X ‘Munstead’ ❋ (Qt.) L. angustifolia ‘Munstead’ P6 FS C, F, FP Blue, Lav.- 12 JL - AG 6.50 

LAV495X ‘Pastor’s Pride’ ✦ (Qt.) L. angustifolia ‘Pastor’s P.’ P6 FS C, F, FP Blue, Lav.- 14 JL - SP 6.95 

LAV705X ‘Premier’ ❋ ✦ (Qt.) L. angustifolia ‘Premier’ P6 FS C, F, FP Blue, Lav.- 24 JL - SP 6.95 

LAV505X ‘Provence’ (Qt.) (A Lavandin - Strong Scent) L. x intermedia ‘P.’ P6 FS F, FP Blue, Lav.- 30 JL - AG 6.95 

LAV790X ‘Provence White’ (Qt.) (A Lavandin) L. x intermedia ‘P. White’ P6 FS F, FP White 30 JL - AG 7.95 

LAV640X ‘Rebecca Kay’ ✦ (Qt.) L. angustifolia ‘Rebecca K.’ P6 FS C, F, FP Blue, Lav.- 18 JL - AG 7.95 

LAV780X ‘Royal Purple’ (Qt.) L. angustifolia ‘R. Purple’ P6 FS C, F, FP Purple, Dark- 20 JL - AG 7.95 

LAV710X ‘Royal Velvet’ ❋ (Qt.) L. angustifolia ‘Royal Velvet’ P6 FS C, F, FP Blue, Dark- 20 JL - AG 6.95 

LAV795X ‘Sawyer’s’ (Qt.) Lavandula ‘Sawyer’s’ P6 FS F, FP Blue, Dark- 24 JL - AG 6.95 

LAV515X ‘Seal’ (Qt.) (A Lavandin) L. x intermedia ‘Seal’ P6 FS F, FP Blue, Lav.- 30 JL - AG 6.95 

LAV520X ‘Seals Seven Oaks’ (Qt.) L. angustifolia ‘Seals S. O.’ P6 FS C, F, FP Blue, Lav.- 24 JL - AG 6.95 

LAV523X ‘Sharon Roberts’ ❋ ✦ (Qt.) L. angustifolia ‘S. Roberts’ P6 FS C, F, FP Blue, Dark- 24 JL - SP 6.95 

LAV860X ‘Silver Dust’ (Qt.) (A Lavandin) L. x intermedia ‘Silver Dust’ P6 FS F, FP Purple 28 JL - AG 6.95 

LAV527X ‘Silver Frost’ (Qt.) Lavandula ‘Silver Frost’ P6 FS F, FP Blue, Prpl- 16 JL - AG 7.95 

LAV850X ‘Skylark’ (Qt.) L. angustifolia ‘Skylark’ P6 FS C, F, FP Blue, Mdm- 24 JL - AG 6.95 

LAV525X Sleeping Beauty ❋ (Qt.) L. a. ‘Carolyn Dille’ P6 FS C, F, FP Blue, Lav.- 24 JL - AG 6.95 

LAV530X Spica ❋ (Qt.) L. angustifolia ‘H. B. Spica’ P6 FS C, F, FP Blue, Light- 24 JL - AG 6.95 

LAV535X ‘Summerland Supreme’ (Qt.) L. angustifolia ‘S. Supreme’ P6 FS C, F, FP Blue, Lav.- 18 JL - AG 6.95 

LAV540X ‘Super’ (Qt.) (A Lavandin) L. x intermedia ‘Super’ P6 FS F, FP Lavender 30 JL - AG 6.95 

LAV870X ‘Susan Belsinger’ ❋ ✦ (Qt.) L. angustifolia ‘S. Belsinger’ P6 FS C, F, FP Blue, Violet- 18 JL - AG 7.95 

LAV875X ‘Sussex’ (Qt.) L. x intermedia ‘Sussex’ P6 FS F, FP Blue, Violet- 36 JL - AG 6.95 

LAV542X ‘Tucker’s Early Purple’ (Qt.) L. angustifolia ‘T. E. P.’ P6 FS C, F, FP Blue, Dark- 24 JL - AG 6.95 

LAV545X ‘Twickel Purple’ ❋ (Qt.) L. angustifolia ‘Twickel P.’ P6 FS C, F, FP Blue, Lav.- 24 JL - AG 6.50 

LAV910X ‘Two Amys’ ✦ (Qt.) L. angustifolia ‘Two Amys’ P6 FS C, F, FP Purple 18 JL - AG 7.95 

LAV550X Two Seasons (Qt.) L. angustifolia ‘Irene Doyle’ P6 FS C, F, FP Blue, Lav.- 24 JL - SP 6.95 

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LAV555X Vera ❋ (Qt.); True or English Lav. L. angustifolia (officinalis) P5 FS C, F, FP, M Lavender 16 JL - AG 6.50 

LAV880X ‘Victorian Amethyst’ (Qt.) Lavandula ‘V. Amethyst’ P6 FS F, FP Blue, Violet- 24 JL - AG 6.95 

LAV885X ‘Violet Intrigue’ (Qt.) L. angustifolia ‘V. Intrigue’ P6 FS C, F, FP Blue, Violet- 24 JL - AG 6.95 

LAV560X White (Qt.) (Strong Scent) L. angustifolia ‘Alba’ P6 FS C, F, FP White 24 JL - AG 6.95 

LAV665X White, Compact ❋ (Qt.) L. angustifolia ‘Alba’ ssp. P6 FS C, F, FP White 14 JL - AG 6.95 

LAV562X ‘Wyckoff’ (Qt.) L. angustifolia ‘Wyckoff’ P6 FS C, F, FP Blue, Dark- 24 JL - AG 6.95 

Lavandula: Lavender, ... : (Tender Varieties) BF, DR, DT, LB 

LAV715 Canary Island Lavandula canariensis TP FS F, O Purple, Blue- 20 JL - AG 6.25 

LAV565 Dentate, Green; French Lavender Lavandula dentata TP FS F, O Lav., Light- 24 JL - AG 6.25 

LAV570 Dentate, Grey L. dentata candicans TP FS F, O Lav., Light- 20 JL - AG 6.25 

LAV575 Dentate, Grey-Green L. dentata balearica TP FS F, O Lav., Light- 20 JL - AG 6.25 

LAV580 Dentate, Variegated, ‘Linda Ligon’ L. dentata ‘L. Ligon’ TP FS F, O Lav., Light- 24 JL - AG 6.25 

LAV585 Fernleaf Lavandula multifida TP FS F, O Blue, Dark- 18 JL - AG 6.25 

LAV675 ‘Goodwin Creek Grey’ L. ‘Goodwin Creek Grey’ TP FS F, O Blue, Lav.- 20 JL - AG 6.25 

LAV590 Heterophylla L. x heterophylla formaspika TP FS F, O Lav., Light- 24 JL - AG 6.25 

LAV647 ‘Lambkins’ L. dentata ‘Lambkins’ TP FS F, O Blue, Pale- 16 JL - AG 6.25 

LAV600 Pedunculata L. stoechas pedunculata TP FS F, O Blue, Dark- 18 JL - AG 6.25 

LAV610 Pinnata Lavandula pinnata TP FS F, O Blue, Light- 16 JL - AG 6.25 

LAV620 Spanish Lavandula stoechas TP FS F, O Blue, Dark- 24 JL - AG 6.25 

LEA373X Leadwort (Qt.) Ceratostigma plumbaginoides P5 FS - PS BF, FP, DT, GC, LB Blue, Dark- 8 AG - SP 6.10 

LEA305 Leaf-of-Life Kalanchoe (Bryophyllum) pinnata TP FS - PS IU, M, O Cream, Red- 24 JN - FB 4.95 

******* Leek see Allium: 

******* Lemon Balm see Melissa: 

Leontopodium: DF, DT 

LEO585X Edelweiss (Qt.) Leontopodium alpinum P3 FS DR, FP, M, RG White 8 JN - JL 6.10 

******* Leopard’s Bane see Doronicum: 

Leptinella: 

LEP025 Brass Buttons, ‘Platt’s Black’ Leptinella squalida ‘P.’s B.’ P6* FS - PS FP, GC, RG Green, Yllw- 3 MY - JN 3.80 

LEP030 Faerie Fern Leptinella squalida TP FS - PS GC, RG Green, Yllw- 2 MY - JN 5.45 

LEP035 Faerie Fern, Dwarf Leptinella minor TP FS - PS GC, RG Green, Yllw- 1 MY - JN 5.45 

Leptospermum: 

LEP390 Tea Rose, Australian, Dwarf L. scoparium ‘Nanum Ruru’ TP FS O Rose, Red- 8 JA - MR 5.85 

LEP385 Tea Rose, Australian, ‘Ruby Glow’; Manuka L. s. ‘R. G.’ TP FS C, M, O Rse,Rd-;Dbl AD JA - MR 5.85 

LEP405 Tea Tree, Lemon L. petersonii (citratum) TP FS C, F, O White 10' MY - JL 7.95 

Leucanthemum: Daisy, Shasta, ... BF, DR, DT, LB 

LEU067X ‘Aglaia’ (Qt.) Leucanthemum ‘Aglaia’ P5 FS - PS CF, FP Wht;Crly-Dbl 28 JL - AG 6.10 

LEU167X ‘Alaska’ (Qt.) Leucanthemum ‘Alaska’ P5 FS - PS CF, FP White 24 JL - AG 6.10 

LEU205X ‘Banana Cream’ (Qt.) Leucanthemum ‘B. Cream’ P5 FS - PS CF, FP Yellow, Lmn- 18 JL - AG 8.95 

LEU170X ‘Becky’ (Qt.) (03 PPA) Leucanthemum ‘Becky’ P5 FS - PS CF, FP Wht;GldCntr 36 JL - SP 6.10 

LEU087X ‘Snowcap’ (Qt.) Leucanthemum ‘Snowcap’ P5 FS - PS CF, FP White; Daisy 12 JL - AG 6.10 

LEU168X ‘Thomas Killen’ (Qt.) Leucanthemum ‘Thomas K.’ P5 FS - PS CF, FP Wht;GldCntr 30 JL - AG 6.10 

Liatris: Liatris, ... BF, LB 

LIA400X ‘Kobold’ (Qt.) Liatris spicata ‘Kobold’ P3 FS DF, DR, DT, FP Rose, Lav.- 24 JN - JL 6.10 

LIA395X White (Qt.) L. spicata ‘Floristan Weiss’ P3 FS DF, DR, DT, FP White 32 JL - AG 6.10 

LIC425X Licorice, True (Qt.) Glycyrrhiza glabra P6 FS BF, C, M Blue 48 AG - SP 8.95 

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Ligularia: Ligularia, ... 

LIG915X ‘Britt-Marie’ (2Q) L. dentata ‘Britt-Marie C.’ P4 FS - PS BF, DR, FP, MT Gold; Daisy 36 AG - SP 9.95 

Chocolate lover’s beware! With broad 12" glossy leaves burgundy-chocolate in color, ‘Britt-Marie’ will steal 

your heart. Even darker coloring in shadier conditions; her display is accentuated in late summer with golden-orange 

daisies that skyrocket out from the center. She likes a moisture retentive soil, even enjoying wet feet, and appreciates 

ample elbow room. This ligularia has strong vigor and eye-catching beauty - enjoy her today in your garden! 

LIG600X ‘Dragon Wings’ (Qt.) L. przewalskii ‘Dragon W.’ P4 FS - PS Yellow 60 JN - JL 9.95 

LIG605X ‘Little Rocket’ (Qt.) L. stenocephala ‘L. Rocket’ P3 FS - PS BF, DR, FP, MT Yellow 20 AG - SP 8.95 

LIG430X ‘Othello’ (Qt.); Senecio Ligularia dentata ‘Othello’ P3 FS - PS BF, DR, FP, MT Gold; Daisy 24 AG - SP 6.95 

LIG433X ‘The Rocket’ (Qt.) L. stenocephala ‘The R.’ P3 FS - PS CF, FP, MT Yellow 54 AG - SP 6.10 

Lilium: Lily, ... 

LIL535X Asiatic, ‘Black Out’ (Qt.) Lilium ‘Black Out’ P3 FS - PS CF, FP Red, Deep- 48 JL - AG 6.10 

LIL540X Asiatic, ‘Grand Cru’ (Qt.) Lilium ‘Grand Cru’ P3 FS - PS CF, FP Yellow & Red 38 JL - AG 6.10 

LIL455X Oriental, ‘Casa Blanca’ (Qt.) Lilium ‘Casa Blanca’ P3 FS - PS CF, F, FP White, Pure- 48 JL - AG 6.10 

LIL545X Oriental, ‘Dizzy’ (Qt.) Lilium ‘Dizzy’ P3 FS - PS CF, F, FP White & Pink 36 JL - AG 6.10 

LIL520X Oriental, ‘Muscadet’ (Qt.) Lilium ‘Muscadet’ P3 FS - PS CF, F, FP Wht&PkSpts 32 JL - AG 6.10 

LIL495X Oriental, ‘Star Gazer’ (Qt.) Lilium ‘Star Gazer’ P3 FS - PS CF, F, FP Pink, Deep- 36 JL - AG 6.10 

LIL525X Tango, ‘Cappuccino’ (Qt.) Lilium tango ‘Cappuccino’ P3 FS - PS CF, FP Whit;ChcltCtr 48 JL - AG 6.10 

******* Lily of the Valley see Convallaria: 

******* Lily, Blackberry see Belamcanda: 

******* Lily, Toad see Tricyrtis: 

Linum: Flax, Perennial, ... DR, LB 

LIN050X Blue (Qt.) Linum perenne P5 FS - PS FP, M, RG Blue 18 MY - JN 6.10 

LIN053X Dwarf, ‘Sapphire’ (Qt.) L. perenne ‘Saphir’ (‘S.’) P5 FS - PS FP, RG Blue, Bright- 12 MY - JN 6.10 

LIN235X Native (Qt.) Linum perenne lewisii P3 FS - PS C, FP, IU, M, NP Blue, Pastel- 24 JN - AG 6.10 

Linum: DR, LB 

LIN240X Flaxseed (Qt.) Linum usitatissimum A FS - PS C, FA, IU, M Blue, Sky- 30 JN - AG 6.10 

******* Lippia Dulcis see Phyla: 

Lobelia: Cardinal Flower, ... BF, DR, HB, WG 

LOB510X Blue (Qt.); Great Lobelia Lobelia siphilitica P5 FS - PS FP, M, NP Blue, Bright- 30 AG - SP 6.10 

LOB515X Pink, ‘Monet Moment’ (Qt.) Lobelia ‘Monet Moment’ P4 FS - PS FP, MT Pink, Rose- 36 JN - AG 8.95 

LOB545X Red (Qt.) Lobelia cardinalis P3 FS - PS FP, MT, NP Red 30 AG - SP 6.10 

LOB520X Red, ‘Queen Victoria’ (Qt.) Lobelia fulgens ‘Queen V.’ P5 FS - PS FP, MT Red 30 AG - SP 6.10 

Lobelia: Lobelia, ... DR, WG 

LOB507 Inflata; Indian Tobacco Lobelia inflata B3 FS - PS FA, M Blue 12 JL - AG 4.95 

******* Loosestrife see Lysimachia: 

LOV553X Lovage (Qt.) Levisticum officinale P5 FS - PS BF, C, M Yellow 72 AG - SP 6.10 

******* Lungwort see Pulmonaria: 

Lupinus: Lupine, ... BF, DR 

LUP570X Dwarf, ‘Minarette’ (Qt.) L. (polyphyllus) ‘Minarette’ P4 FS - PS DT, FP, HB, RG Mix, Vibrant- 14 JN - JL 6.10 

LUP205X★ ‘Gallery Blue’ (Qt.) Lupinus ‘Gallery Blue’ P4 FS - PS DT, FP, HB Blue, Deep- 20 JN - JL 6.10 

LUP210X★ ‘Gallery Pink’ (Qt.) Lupinus ‘Gallery Pink’ P4 FS - PS DT, FP, HB Pink & White 20 JN - JL 6.10 

LUP215X★ ‘Gallery Red’ (Qt.) Lupinus ‘Gallery Red’ P4 FS - PS DT, FP, HB Red, Lpstck- 20 JN - JL 6.10 

LUP220X★ ‘Gallery Yellow’ (Qt.) Lupinus ‘Gallery Yellow’ P4 FS - PS DT, FP, HB Yellow 20 JN - JL 6.10 

LUP610X ‘Noble Maiden’ (Qt.) L. ‘N. M.’ (‘Russell White’) P4 FS - PS DT, FP, HB White, Crm- 32 JN - JL 6.10 

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Lychnis: BF, DR, DT, HB 

LYC602X Campion, ‘Angel Blush’ (Qt.) Lychnis coronaria ‘Angel B.’ P4 FS CF, FP, LB Pink 30 JN - JL 6.10 

LYC585X Campion, Rose (Qt.) Lychnis coronaria P4 FS FP, LB Red, Mgnta- 30 JN - JL 6.10 

LYC645X Catchfly, German, Pink, Double- (Qt.) L. viscaria ‘Plena’ P4 FS FP, LB, RG Pink, Bright- 12 JN - JL 6.95 

LYC580X Maltese Cross (Qt.) Lychnis chalcedonica P4 FS CF, FP, LB Scarlet 24 JN - JL 6.10 

Lycium: 

LYC605X Gau-Gei (Qt.); Chinese Boxthorn Lycium chinense P6 FS - PS C, M Prpl;ScrltBry 24 MY - JN 6.10 

Lysimachia: DR, LB, MT 

LYS545X Loosestrife, Fringed (Qt.) L.ciliata ‘Purpurea’ P3 FS - PS FP Yellow 24 JL - AG 6.10 

LYS546X Loosestrife, Gooseneck (Qt.) Lysimachia clethroides P3 FS - PS C, CF, FP White 36 AG - SP 6.10 

LYS582X Moneywort (Qt.) Lysimachia nummularia P5 FS - S F, FP, GC, WG Yellow 2 JN - JL 6.10 

LYS505X Moneywort, Golden (Qt.) L. nummularia ‘Aurea’ P5 FS - S FP, GC Yellow 2 JN - JL 6.10 

Malva: Mallow, ... BF, DT, LB 

MAL015X Pink (Qt.) Malva alcea ‘Fastigiata’ P4 FS - PS FP, M Pink 42 JL - AG 6.10 

MAL020X Purple, Rose- (Qt.) M. sylvestris mauritanica P4 FS - PS FP, M Purple, Rse- 48 AG - SP 6.10 

MAL025X White (Qt.); Musk Mallow Malva moschata ‘Alba’ BA FS - PS FA, M White 30 JL - SP 6.10 

MAN033 Mandevilla, ‘Red Riding Hood’ M. sanderi ‘Red Riding H.’ TP FS - PS HB, LB, O Red;YlwThrt 18 EVB 5.45 

MAN520 Mandrake, Autumn Mandragora autumnalis TP FS IU, M Violet 12 AG - SP 13.95 

MAN545 Mandrake, European Mandragora officinarum P6* FS - PS IU, M White, Grn- 6 AP - MY 9.95 

******* Marigold see Tagetes: 

******* Marjoram, Sweet see Origanum: Marjoram, Sweet 

MAR125X Marsh Mallow, ‘Erfurter’ (Qt.) Althaea ‘Erfurter’ P3 FS - PS M, MT White 48 JL - AG 6.10 

MAY425X Mayapple (Qt.); American Mandrake Podophyllum peltatum P4 PS - S DR, FP, M, NP White;RdFrt 18 MY - JN 6.10 

A woodland native that colonizes into large patches, it is a joy to behold with its large umbrella-like foliage achieving 

18" in height. White flowers are followed by edible yellowish-green fruit beneath its leaves. When ripe, it is eaten raw or 

made into jams, jellies, and pies. Used by the American Indians as a medicine, all parts except for the ripe fruit are considered 

toxic. Well known as a laxative, the rhizome is antiviral, and extracts are now used in drugs for warts and certain cancers. 

MAZ350X Mazus Reptans (Qt.) Mazus reptans P5 FS - PS FP, GC, LB Blue 2 MY - JN 6.10 

MAZ360X Mazus Reptans, White (Qt.) Mazus reptans ‘Albus’ P5 FS - PS FP, GC, LB White 2 MY - JN 6.10 

******* Meadow Rue see Thalictrum: 

******* Meadowsweet see Filipendula: 

Meehania: 

MEE705X Meehan’s Mint (Qt.) Meehania cordata P4 PS - S FP, GC, NP, WG Blue, Lav.- 4 MY - JN 6.95 

Melaleuca: 

MEL405 Tea Tree Melaleuca alternifolia TP FS M White AD ADP 7.95 

Melissa: Balm, ... 

MEL120 ‘Citronella’ Melissa officinalis ‘C.’ P5 FS - PS C, F White 16 JL - AG 3.80 

MEL105 Lemon Melissa officinalis P5 FS - PS C, F, M White 24 JL - AG 3.80 

MEL108 Lemon, Golden Melissa officinalis ‘Aurea’ P5 FS - PS C, F, O White 16 JL - AG 3.80 

MEL110 Lemon, Variegated M. officinalis ‘Variegata’ P5 FS - PS C, F, O White 24 JL - AG 3.80 

MEL115 ‘Lime’ Melissa officinalis ‘Lime’ P5 FS - PS C, F White 20 JL - AG 3.80 

MEL125 ‘Strawberry Lemonade’ Melissa officinalis ‘S. L.’ P5 FS - PS C, F White 16 JL - AG 4.95 

Mentha: Mint, ... BF, DR, MT 

MEN465 ‘Amsterdam Lemon’ Mentha ‘Amsterdam Lemon’ P5 FS - PS C, F White 24 AG - SP 4.95 

MEN073 Apple Mentha suaveolens P5 FS - PS C, F White 30 AG - SP 3.80 

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Mentha: Mint, ... (Continued) BF, DR, MT 

MEN432 ‘Apple, Georgia’ Mentha suaveolens ‘G. A.’ P5 FS - PS C, F Pink 24 AG - SP 3.80 

MEN077 Austrian Mentha australis P5 FS - PS C, F Lavender 18 AG - SP 3.80 

MEN435 ‘Banana’ Mentha arvensis ‘Banana’ P6 FS - PS C, F Pink, Lav.- 12 AG - SP 3.80 

MEN080 ‘Bergamot’ Mentha aquatica ‘B.’ P5 FS - PS C, F Lavender 18 AG - SP 3.80 

MEN085 ‘Blue Balsam Tea’ Mentha x piperita ‘B. B. T.’ P4 FS - PS C, F, M Lavender 24 AG - SP 3.80 

MEN433 ‘Chewing Gum’ Mentha x piperita ‘C. Gum’ P4 FS - PS C, F Pink 24 AG - SP 3.80 

MEN425 Chinese Mentha haplocalyx P6 FS - PS C, F Pink, Lav.- 24 AG - SP 4.95 

MEN087 ‘Chocolate’ Mentha x piperita ‘C.’ P4 FS - PS C, F Lavender 24 AG - SP 3.80 

MEN090 Corsican Mentha requienii TP FS - PS F, RG Purple .3 AG - SP 3.80 

MEN095 Curly Mentha spicata ‘Crispa’ P4 FS - PS C, F Lavender 24 AG - SP 3.80 

MEN105 Curly, Green Mentha spicata ‘Crispata’ P4 FS - PS C, F Lav., Light- 24 AG - SP 3.80 

MEN107 ‘Eau de Cologne’ M. rotundifolia ‘Eau de C.’ P5 FS - PS C, F Pink 24 AG - SP 3.80 

MEN109 Egyptian Mentha niliaca P5 FS - PS C, F Pink, Light- 30 AG - SP 3.80 

******* ‘Emperor’s’ see Micromeria: 

MEN430 Epicurean Mentha epicuratus P6 FS - PS C 12 AG - SP 3.80 

MEN115 ‘Ginger’ Mentha x gentilis ‘Ginger’ P6 FS - PS C, F Pink, Light- 12 AG - SP 3.80 

MEN120 ‘Grapefruit’ Mentha x piperita ‘G.’ P5 FS - PS C, F Lav., Light- 18 AG - SP 3.80 

MEN062 ‘Habak’ (Bible mint from Israel) M. longifolia ‘H.’ (‘Habek’) P6 FS - PS C, IU Lavender 15 AG - SP 4.95 

MEN230 ‘Hillary’s Sweet Lemon’ Mentha ‘Hillary’s Sweet L.’ P6 FS - PS C, F Lavender 24 AG - SP 3.80 

MEN235 ‘Himalayan Silver’ Mentha longifolia ‘H. Silver’ P5 FS - PS C, F Pink 24 AG - SP 3.80 

MEN125 Horsemint Mentha longifolia P5 FS - PS C Pink 30 AG - SP 3.80 

MEN130 Hypocalyx Mentha hypocalyx P5 FS - PS C, F Lilac 18 AG - SP 3.80 

******* Jamaican see Satureja: 

MEN135 Japanese Field M. arvensis piperescens P6 FS - PS C, F, M Lavender 24 AG - SP 3.80 

MEN140 Japonica Mentha japonica P5 FS - PS C, F, RG Lav., Light- 10 AG - SP 3.80 

******* Korean see Agastache: 

MEN143 ‘Lavender’ Mentha aquatica ‘Lavender’ P5 FS - PS C, F Lilac 18 AG - SP 3.80 

MEN145 ‘Lime’ Mentha x piperita ‘Lime’ P4 FS - PS C, F Lav., Light- 24 AG - SP 3.80 

******* Meehan’s see Meehania: 

******* Mountain see Pycnanthemum: 

MEN160 ‘Orange’; Perfume Mint Mentha aquatica ‘Orange’ P4 FS - PS C, F Lavender 18 AG - SP 3.80 

MEN165 Peppermint Mentha x piperita P4 FS - PS C, F, M Lavender 24 AG - SP 3.80 

MEN440 Peppermint, Black Mentha x piperita piperita P5 FS - PS C, F Lavender 24 AG - SP 3.80 

MEN445 Peppermint, ‘Corvallis’ M.x piperita ‘C.’ (‘Corvalis’) P4 FS - PS C, F Lavender 24 AG - SP 4.95 

MEN450 Peppermint, ‘Dwarf’ Mentha x piperita ‘Dwarf’ P4 FS - PS C, F Lavender 6 AG - SP 4.95 

MEN455 Peppermint, ‘French’ Mentha x piperita ‘French’ P4 FS - PS C, F Lavender 24 AG - SP 4.95 

MEN167 Peppermint, ‘Todd Mitcham’ M.x piperita ‘M.’ (‘Todd M.’) P4 FS - PS C, F, IU Lavender 24 AG - SP 3.80 

MEN170 Peppermint, Variegated M. x piperita ‘Variegata’ P5 FS - PS C, F, O Lav., Light- 24 AG - SP 4.95 

MEN180 Pineapple M. suaveolens ‘Variegata’ P6 FS - PS C, F White 12 AG - SP 3.80 

MEN190 ‘Regular’ Mentha ‘Regular’ P5 FS - PS C, F White 24 AG - SP 3.80 

One of our best for jellies, sauces, mint juleps, as well as hot & cold tea. Add a few sprigs to your favorite beverage! 

******* ‘Roman’ see Micromeria: 

MEN195 ‘Silver’ Mentha longifolia ‘Silver’ P5 FS - PS C, F Lavender 24 AG - SP 3.80 

MEN205 Spearmint Mentha spicata P4 FS - PS C, F, M Lav., Light- 24 AG - SP 3.80 

MEN210 Spearmint, ‘Fuzzy’ Mentha spicata ‘Fuzzy’ P4 FS - PS C, F Lav., Light- 24 AG - SP 3.80 

MEN212 Spearmint, ‘Kentucky Colonel’ Mentha spicata ‘K. C.’ P5 FS - PS C, F Lav., Light- 24 AG - SP 3.80 

MEN215 Spearmint, ‘Large-Leaf’ Mentha spicata ‘Large-leaf’ P4 FS - PS C, F Lav., Light- 24 AG - SP 3.80 

MEN222 Spearmint, ‘Scotch’ Mentha spicata ‘Scotch’ P5 FS - PS C, F, IU Lav., Light- 24 AG - SP 3.80 

MEN460 Spearmint, ‘Wrigley’s’ Mentha spicata ‘Wrigley’s’ P4 FS - PS C, F Lav., Light- 24 AG - SP 4.95 

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Mentha: Mint, ... (Continued) BF, DR, MT 

******* St. John’s see Micromeria: 

MEN295★ ‘Strawberry’ M. spicata ‘Strawberry’ P4 FS - PS C, F, M Lav., Light- 12 AG - SP 3.80 

MEN470 ‘Swiss Ricola’ Mentha x piperita ‘Swiss’ P5 FS - PS C, F, M Lilac 24 AG - SP 4.95 

MEN064 Vietnamese Mentha x gracilis P5 FS - PS C, M Lilac 24 AG - SP 3.80 

MEN223 Watermint Mentha aquatica P4 FS - PS C White 18 AG - SP 3.80 

Mentha: Pennyroyal, ... 

MEN050 Dwarf M. pulegium thymioides TP PS - S F, M Lavender 2 AG - SP 3.80 

MEN055 English Mentha pulegium TP PS - S F, M Lavender 10 AG - SP 3.80 

MEN075 Holt’s Mentha cervina TP PS - S F Lilac 10 AG - SP 4.95 

Mertensia: Blue Bells, ... DR 

MER530X Virginia (Qt.) Mertensia virginica P4 FS - S FP, MT, NP, WG Blue, Pink- 14 AP - MY 6.10 

Micromeria: 

MIC065 Micromeria Thymifolia Micromeria thymifolia P6 FS - PS IU, RG White 10 JL - AG 5.85 

MIC055 Mint, ‘Emperor’s’ Micromeria ‘Emperor’s’ TP FS - PS C, F 6 4.95 

MIC070 Mint, ‘Roman’ Micromeria ‘Roman’ TP FS - PS C, F White 4 JL - AG 4.95 

MIC060 Mint, St. John’s; West Indian Thyme Micromeria brownei TP FS - PS C White 10 JL - AG 5.85 

******* Milkweed, Common see Asclepias: 

******* Mint see Mentha: 

Minuartia: 

MIN305X Moss, Irish (Qt.) Minuartia verna P3 PS - S FP, GC, WG White 2 JN - AG 6.10 

******* Moleplant see Euphorbia: 

Monarda: Bee Balm, ... ; Bergamot; Oswego Tea BF, DR, DT, HB 

MON314X Dwarf, ‘Petite Delight’ (Qt.) Monarda ‘Petite Delight’ P4 FS - PS FP, LB, MR Rose, Lav.- 16 JL - AG 6.25 

MON325X Dwarf, ‘Petite Wonder’ (Qt.) Monarda ‘Petite Wonder’ P4 FS - PS FP, LB, MR Pink, Clear- 12 JL - AG 6.95 

MON890X ‘Fireball’ (Qt.) Monarda ‘Fireball’ P3 FS - PS CF, FP, LB, MR Red, Deep- 32 JL - AG 6.95 

MON287X ‘Gardenview Scarlet’ (Qt.) Monarda ‘Gardenview S.’ P4 FS - PS CF, FP, LB, MR Red, Rich- 32 JN - JL 6.10 

MON895X ‘Grand Parade’ (Qt.) M. ‘G. P.’ (didyma ‘ACrade’) P3 FS - PS CF, FP, LB, MR Purple, Lav.- 18 JL - AG 6.95 

MON295X ‘Jacob Cline’ (Qt.) Monarda ‘Jacob Cline’ P4 FS - PS CF, FP, LB, MR Red 36 JN - AG 6.10 

MON286 Lemon Monarda citriodora TP FS C, F, LB Lavender 18 JN - SP 4.95 

MON290X ‘Marshall’s Delight’ (Qt.) Monarda ‘Marshall’s D.’ P4 FS - PS CF, FP, LB, MR Pink 36 JL - AG 6.10 

MON298X ‘Purple Mildew Resistant’ (Qt.) Monarda ‘Purple Mildew R.’ P4 FS - PS CF, FP, LB, MR Purple 36 JL - AG 6.10 

MON317X ‘Raspberry Wine’ (Qt.) Monarda ‘Raspberry Wine’ P4 FS - PS CF, FP, LB, MR Red, Wine- 36 JL - AG 6.10 

MON292X ‘Rose Geranium’ (Qt.) M. fistulosa menthifolia P5 FS - PS CF, FP, LB, M Lavender 36 JL - AG 6.95 

MON312X ‘Violet Queen’ (Qt.) Monarda ‘Violet Queen’ P4 FS - PS CF, FP, LB, MR Violet 36 JL - AG 6.10 

MON335X White (Qt.) Monarda didyma ‘Alba’ P4 FS - PS CF, FP, LB White 36 JL - AG 6.10 

MON340X Bergamont, Wild (Qt.) Monarda fistulosa P3 FS - PS CF, FP, LB, NP Purple, Lilac- 36 JL - AG 6.10 

MOO160X Moon Carrot (Qt.) Seseli gummiferum P5 FS - PS BF, CF, FP Pink, Light- 18 JL - AG 6.95 

MOT005X Motherwort (Qt.) Leonurus cardiaca P4 FS - S D, M White 48 JL - AG 6.10 

******* Mountain Laurel see Kalmia: 

******* Mugwort see Artemisia: 

******* Mullein see Verbascum: 

Murraya: 

MUR105 Curry-Leaf (3-5" Tall) Murraya koenigii TP FS C, F, IU White; Frgrt 60 ADP 9.95 

MUR615X Curry-Leaf (Qt.) (9-12" Tall) Murraya koenigii TP FS C, F, IU White; Frgrt 60 ADP 18.95 

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MUR620X Curry-Leaf (Qt.) (15-18" Tall) Murraya koenigii TP FS C, F, IU White; Frgrt 60 ADP 27.95 

An evergreen shrub in both its native countries India and Ceylon, this plant has pungent aromatic leaves that 

are used in curries, chutneys, stews, vegetables and yogurt. The fresh leaves are an essential ingredient in many Indian 

dishes and dried leaves are used in curry powder. 

Curry-Leaf needs full sun, temperatures above 60 degrees and its soil should be allowed to dry out between 

waterings. It is also used medicinally to promote digestion and circulation. 

MUR110 Jasmine, Orange; Satinwood Murraya paniculata TP FS C, F, O White; Frgrt 24 PRD 6.95 

Myrtus: Myrtle, ... 

MYR245 Boetica Myrtus communis boetica TP FS - PS F, O White 12 PRD 6.95 

MYR250 Greek; Merta Myrtus communis TP FS - PS C, F, O White 12 PRD 6.25 

MYR255 ‘Microphylla’ M. communis ‘Microphylla’ TP FS - PS C, F, O White 12 PRD 6.25 

MYR260 Microphylla, Variegated M. c. ‘Microphylla Variegata’ TP FS - PS C, F, O White 12 PRD 6.25 

MYR265 Roman, Variegated M. c. ‘Romana Variegata’ TP FS - PS F, O White 12 PRD 6.25 

MYR270 Tarentina Myrtus communis tarentina TP FS - PS C, F, O White 12 PRD 6.25 

MYR275 ‘Triloba’ Myrtus communis ‘Triloba’ TP FS - PS F, IU, O White 12 PRD 6.25 

MYR280 Ugni Ugni molinae (Myrtus ugni) TP FS - PS C, F, O White 12 ADP 6.95 

NAS007 Nasturtium, ‘Jewel Mix’ Tropaeolum majus ‘J. Mix’ A FS - PS BF, C, FA Mix;Smi-Dbl 12 JN - SP 2.40 

NAS010 Nasturtium, Variegated, ‘Alaska’ Tropaeolum nanum ‘A.’ A FS - PS BF, C, FA Org-Rd-Yllw 12 JN - SP 2.40 

Nepeta: BF, DR, DT, HB 

NEP020 Catnip, Common Nepeta cataria P4 FS - PS C, IU, M, MT White 48 JL - AG 3.80 

NEP030 Catnip, Lemon Nepeta cataria ‘Citriodora’ P4 FS - PS F, M, MT White 48 JL - AG 3.80 

Nepeta: Nepeta, ... ; Catmint BF, DR, DT, HB 

NEP245X ‘Amethyst’ (Qt.) N. amethystina lacinata P5 FS - PS FP, LB, RG Lavender 18 MY - SP 6.95 

NEP035X ‘Blue Wonder’ (Qt.) Nepeta racemosa ‘Blue W.’ P5 FS - PS F, FP, LB Blue 14 MY - SP 6.10 

NEP210X ‘Dropmore’ (Qt.) Nepeta ‘D.’ (x faassenii) P5 FS - PS F, FP, LB Blue,DpLav- 18 MY - SP 6.10 

NEP205X Faassenii (Qt.) Nepeta x faassenii P5 FS - PS F, FP, LB Blue 16 MY - SP 6.10 

NEP265X★ Nepeta, Lemon-Scented (Qt.) N. racemosa ‘Grog’ (x f.) P5 FS - PS F, FP, LB Blue, Deep- 12 MY - SP 6.95 

NEP045X Melissifolia (Qt.) Nepeta melissifolia P5 FS - PS F, FP Lav., Deep- 30 MY - SP 6.10 

NEP062X ‘Six Hills Giant’ (Qt.) N. ‘S. H. G.’ (x faassenii) P5 FS - PS F, FP, LB Blue 36 MY - SP 6.10 

NEP215X ‘Snowflake’ (Qt.) Nepeta racemosa ‘S.’ (x f.) P5 FS - PS F, FP, LB White 14 MY - SP 6.10 

NEP240X ‘Souvenir d’Andre Chaudron’ (Qt.) N. sibirica ‘S. d’A. C.’ P5 FS - PS CF, FP Blue 36 JL - SP 6.25 

NEP235X ‘Walker’s Low’ (Qt.) (07 PPA) Nepeta ‘Walker’s Low’ (x f.) P5 FS - PS F, FP, LB Blue, Lav.- 30 MY - SP 6.10 

******* Nepitella see Calamintha: 

******* Nettle, Dead see Lamium: 

NET110X Nettle, Stinging (Qt.) 

(Caution: Leaves Sting Severely!!!) 

Urtica dioica P3 FS - S BF, C, D, M Green 36 AG - SP 6.10 

NEW115X New Jersey Tea (Qt.) Ceanothus americanus P3 FS - PS BF, C, D, M, NP White 14 AG - SP 6.95 

NIG120 Nigella; Love-In-A-Mist Nigella damascena HA FS C, DF, FA Blue 12 AG - SP 3.80 

******* Nodding Ladies’ Tresses see Spiranthes: 

******* Obedient Plant see Physostegia: 

Ocimum: Basil, ... BF 

One of the most widely used herbs; it symbolizes love. With such a selection of varieties, including flavors, 

basils have an assortment of culinary, medicinal and cosmetic uses. It enhances fresh tomato dishes, pesto, pizza and 

spaghetti sauce. Medicinally, it is known for its ability to relieve intestinal gas and its antibacterial properties. Fresh 

leaves are a good source of calcium and high in vitamin A. An oil extracted from the leaves is used in perfumes. These 

plants prefer full sun and as long as the seed heads are removed, they will produce an abundance of leaves. 

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OCI075 ‘African Blue’ Ocimum ‘African Blue’ TP FS C, FA Purple 24 JL - SP 3.80 

OCI120 ‘Anise’; Licorice Basil Ocimum basilicum ‘Anise’ A FS C, F Purple, Lght- 24 JL - SP 2.40 

OCI090 ‘Cinnamon’ O. basilicum ‘Cinnamon’ A FS C, F Pink 24 JL - SP 2.40 

OCI095 ‘Clove’ Ocimum gratissimum ‘C.’ A FS C, F Lavender 24 JL - SP 3.80 

OCI100 ‘Cuban’ Ocimum basilicum ‘Cuban’ TP FS C White 18 JL - SP 3.80 

Best for growing indoors on the windowsill, it has a strong growth habit and ability to withstand cooler temperatures. 

The flavor of the leaves is similar to Sweet Basil, though spicier, and its fresh leaves are great to have all year round. 

OCI025 Dwarf, ‘Marseillais’ Ocimum basilicum ‘M.’ A FS C White 12 JL - SP 2.40 

OCI205 ‘Genovese’ O. basilicum ‘Genovese’ A FS C, F White 24 JL - SP 2.40 

OCI305 ‘Green Pepper’ Ocimum selloi ‘Green P.’ TP FS C, M Purple 24 JL - SP 3.80 

OCI112 ‘Lemon, Mrs. Burns’ O. basilicum ‘Mrs. Burns L.’ A FS C White 24 JL - SP 2.40 

OCI226 ‘Lemon, Sweet Dani’ O. basilicum ‘Sweet Dani L.’ A FS C, F White 24 JL - SP 2.40 

OCI114 ‘Lesbos’; Aussie Sweetie (columnar growth habit) Ocimum ‘L.’ TP FS C, F White 18 JL - SP 3.80 

OCI115 ‘Lettuce-Leaf’ Ocimum basilicum ‘L.-leaf’ A FS C White 24 JL - SP 2.40 

OCI228 Lime Ocimum americanum A FS C, F White 12 JL - SP 2.40 

OCI216 ‘Mexican Spice’ Ocimum basilicum ‘M. S.’ A FS C, O Pink 24 JL - SP 2.40 

OCI125 ‘Miniature’ Ocimum ‘Miniature’ TP FS C, O White 8 JL - SP 3.80 

This basil adds an interesting cooking flavor - citrus with a touch of mint, and does nicely on the windowsill or patio. 

OCI215 ‘Napoletano’ O. basilicum ‘Napoletano’ A FS C White 24 JL - SP 2.40 

OCI236 ‘Nufar’ (Fusarium Resistant) Ocimum basilicum ‘Nufar’ A FS C White 24 JL - SP 2.40 

OCI030 ‘Oriental Breeze’ O. basilicum ‘Oriental B.’ A FS C Pink 24 JL - SP 2.40 

OCI135★ ‘Puerto Rican’ O. basilicum ‘Puerto Rican’ A FS C White 14 JL - SP 3.80 

OCI145 ‘Purple Ruffles’ O. basilicum ‘Purple R.’ A FS C, O Pink 24 JL - SP 2.40 

OCI270★ Purple, ‘Amethyst Improved’ O. ‘Amethyst Improved’ A FS C, O 16 JL - SP 2.40 

OCI140 Purple, ‘Dark Opal’ Ocimum ‘Dark Opal’ A FS C, O Pink 24 JL - SP 2.40 

OCI150 ‘Purple, Miniature, Well-Sweep’ O. basilicum ‘Well-S. M. P.’ TP FS C, O Pink 10 JL - SP 3.80 

This treasure was developed at Well-Sweep Herb Farm in 1974 when Cyrus Hyde, the proprietor, crossed a 

large-leafed purple basil with a tiny, green-leafed miniature basil. Over a period of three to four years, crosses were 

made, seeds were kept, and the best offspring of each of these crosses was selected. The end result was a miniature basil 

with tiny purple leaves. To ensure the unique traits of this plant are preserved all propagation is done here by cuttings. 

Growing into a purple mound 6" wide by 10" high, this basil is very decorative, & has good cooking flavor. It’s 

leaves are a pleasant accent to salads, pastas & meat dishes. Used in herb vinegars & oils it inparts a burgundy color. 

OCI230 Purple, ‘Osmin’ Ocimum ‘Osmin’ A FS C, F Pink 24 JL - SP 2.40 

OCI035 Purple, ‘Rosie’ Ocimum basilicum ‘Rosie’ A FS C Pink 18 JL - SP 2.40 

OCI218 ‘Red Rubin’ Ocimum ‘Red Rubin’ A FS C Pink 24 JL - SP 2.40 

OCI103 ‘Spicy Globe’ O. basilicum ‘Spicy Globe’ A FS C White 10 JL - SP 2.40 

OCI805 ‘Superbo’ Ocimum basilicum ‘S.’ A FS C, F White 18 JL - SP 2.40 

OCI165 Sweet Ocimum basilicum A FS C White 30 JL - SP 2.40 

This traditional favorite, adds an irresistible flavor to fresh tomatoes, salads, pesto, salad dressings and sauces. 

OCI240 ‘Thai Magic’ O. basilicum ‘Thai Magic’ A FS C Magenta 24 JL - SP 2.40 

OCI152 ‘Thai’ Ocimum basilicum ‘Thai’ A FS C Lavender 24 JL - SP 2.40 

OCI265 Thai, ‘Queenette’ Ocimum ‘Queenette’ A FS C Lavender 16 JL - SP 2.40 

OCI232 Thai, ‘Siam Queen’ O. basilicum ‘Siam Queen’ A FS C, F Purple 14 JL - SP 2.40 

OCI238 ‘Thai, Sweet’ O. basilicum ‘Sweet Thai’ A FS C Purple 18 JL - SP 2.40 

OCI180 Tulsi, Green; Holy Basil (From India) Ocimum tenuiflorum A FS M Lav., Light- 24 JL - SP 3.80 

OCI185 ‘Tulsi, Purple’ O. tenuiflorum ‘Purple Tulsi’ A FS M Lav., Light- 24 JL - SP 3.80 

OCI275★ Variegated, ‘Pesto Perpetuo’ O. x citriodorum ‘Pesto P.’ TP FS C, O None 48 4.95 

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Oenothera: Primrose, ... DR, DT, LB 

OEN163X Evening (Qt.) Oenothera biennis BA FS - PS C, F, M, NP Yellow 36 AG - SP 6.10 

OEN190X Evening, ‘Magic’ (Qt.) Oenothera flava ‘Magic’ P4 FS - PS FP, LB, NP, RG Yellow, Lght- 8 MY - AG 6.95 

OEN165X Missouri (Qt.) Oenothera macrocarpa (missouriensis) P4 FS - PS FP, NP, WG Yellow, Lmn- 10 JL 6.10 

OEN224X Showy, Pink, ‘Siskiyou’ (Qt.) Oenothera speciosa ‘S.’ P5 FS - PS FP, WG Pink 8 JL - SP 6.10 

OEN170X Yellow (Qt.) Oenothera fruticosa P4 FS - PS FP, NP Yellow 16 AG - SP 6.10 

OEN171X Yellow, ‘Fireworks’ (Qt.) O. fruticosa ‘Fyrverkeri’ P4 FS - PS CF, FP Yellw;RdBds 18 JL - AG 6.10 

OEN185X Yellow, ‘Highlight’ (Qt.) O. fruticosa ‘Hohes Licht’ P4 FS - PS FP Yellow; Lrg 18 JL - AG 6.10 

Olea: Olive, Common, ... ; Tree Olive 

Native to the Mediterranean, the olive tree is one of the oldest living trees on earth and has been cultivated since 

man’s earliest history. Traditionally the olive branch is known as a symbol of peace. Valued economically for its important 

fruit and the oil extracted from it, all parts of the tree are used medicinally and the oil is known for lowering cholesterol. 

Fragrant creamy-white flowers cover the plant each spring and by late summer fruits will begin to grow and ripen. 

They prefer full sun and well-drained soil. If grown in a container they should be fertilized once a month. When the leading 

shoot reaches a preferred height it is advisable to pinch it off to encourage side branching. Fruit are produced mainly on 

one-year-old wood and as the tree ages it is advantageous to remove old branches to encourage growth. Easy to grow 

Spanish cultivar - ‘Arbequina’ is self-pollinating, has a compact growth habit and produces abundant small dark fruits with 

excellent flavor. Considered the best Spanish variety for pickling and oil extraction. Hand pollinate if not set outdoors. 

OLE810X ‘Arbequina’ (Qt.) (Compact & Self-Pollinating) O. europaea ‘A.’ TP FS C, F, M, O White AD MY - JN 17.95 

OLI015 Olive, Sweet Osmanthus fragrans TP FS - PS F, O White, Cream-AD PRD 6.95 

OLI020X Olive, Sweet (Qt.) Osmanthus fragrans TP FS - PS F, O White, Cream-AD PRD 9.95 

Known also as Tea Olive or Kwai by the Chinese, Sweet Olive is an herb you will enjoy all year-round. Named 

for its wonderfully sweet blossoms, this East Asian native has small creamy-white flowers with a fragrance similar to 

orange blossoms. It is superb as a houseplant, for when it blooms, it will scent an entire room. 

In its native environment, Sweet Olive can reach 30 feet in height; in the Eastern United States, kept pruned, it 

does well as a house plant with its shrubby dark-green leaves. Requiring five hours to a full day of sun and temperatures 

above 45 degrees, it will bloom all winter and occasionally throughout the remainder of the year. The flowers 

are used in China to add flavor and scent to both tea and wine, and also for flavoring desserts much like we use vanilla. 

Try some flowers for an excellent addition to your next cup of cappuccino or tea. 

Oregano, ... : (Non-Origanum Genus) 

******* Cuban see Plectranthus: 

ORE035 Dominican Lippia micromera TP FS - PS C White 12 EVB 5.85 

ORE045 Mexican Lippia graveolens TP FS C White 6 EVB 5.85 

ORE050 Mexican Poliomintha longiflora TP FS C Lavender 8 JL - AG 5.85 

******* Puerto Rican see Plectranthus: 

Origanum: 

ORI060 Dittany of Crete Origanum dictamnus TP FS C, IU, M Pink 6 JN - SP 5.85 

ORI065 Marjoram, Golden Origanum vulgare ‘Aureum’ P6 FS BF, DR, DT, RG White 6 JL - AG 3.80 

ORI070 Marjoram, Golden, Variegated O. vulgare ‘Jim Best’ (aurea) P6 FS BF, DR, DT, RG White, Pink- 8 JL - AG 4.95 

ORI075 Marjoram, Sweet Origanum majorana TP FS C Green, Wht- 10 JL - AG 3.80 

ORI430 Marjoram, Sweet, Golden O. majorana ‘Russell’s’ TP FS C White 10 JL - AG 4.95 

ORI205 Marjoram, Sweet, ‘Max’ Origanum majorana ‘Max’ TP FS - PS C White 10 JL - AG 3.80 

ORI080X Marjoram, Wild, Purple (Qt.) Origanum vulgare P5 FS BF, DF, DR, LB Red, Purple- 24 AG - SP 6.10 

Origanum: Oregano, ... : (Culinary) 

A favorite in the herb garden, oregano has been widely used in both cooking and folk remedies. Its powerful 

antiseptic properties make it an excellent treatment for mouth conditions, and it is used for colds, flus and headaches. A 

great source of antioxidants, it also has antifungal properties. The oil, usually of the vulgare species, is used in industry 

for food flavoring and men’s colognes. The leaves contain calcium and vitamin A and hold their flavor well when dried. 

The following oreganos are our most popular culinary varieties. ‘Italian’: a tender perennial with an excellent 

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refined taste, used for delicate flavoring. ‘Culinary’: similar to ‘Italian’, but sweeter and more floral in flavor. Greek: a 

perennial with a strong robust flavor - stronger than ‘Italian’ and ‘Culinary’. ‘Hot & Spicy’: similar to Greek, but with 

a sharper fiery bite. The other ethnic culinary varieties listed below have very distinct aromas as well as unique flavors. 

ORI085 ‘Asgrow’ Origanum ‘Asgrow’ TP FS C White 10 JN - AG 5.85 

ORI095 ‘Culinary’ O. x majoricum ‘Culinary’ TP FS C White 14 JL - AG 3.80 

ORI110 Greek Origanum vulgare hirtum P5 FS - PS BF, C, DR, DT White 18 JL - AG 3.80 

ORI112 Greek, ‘Kaliteri’ Origanum ‘Kaliteri’ TP FS - PS C White 12 JN - AG 5.85 

ORI605 ‘Hot & Spicy’ O. vulgare ‘Hot & Spicy’ P6 FS C White 14 JL - AG 5.85 

ORI115 ‘Italian’ O. x majoricum ‘Italian’ TP FS C White 14 JL - AG 3.80 

ORI120 Khirgizstan Origanum tytthanthum TP FS C Pink 18 JN - AG 5.85 

ORI140 Onites; Cretan O.; True Pot Marjoram Origanum onites TP FS C White 10 JN - SP 5.85 

ORI185 ‘Palermo’ Origanum sp. ‘Palermo’ TP FS C White 12 JN - AG 5.85 

ORI152 ‘Sicilian’ O. x majoricum ‘Sicilian’ TP FS C White 8 JL - AG 5.85 

ORI160 Syriacum Origanum syriacum TP FS C, M, O White 10 JN - AG 5.85 

ORI163 Syriacum, Bevanii Origanum syriacum bevanii TP FS - PS C, O White 10 JN - AG 5.85 

Origanum: Oregano, ... : (Ornamental) 

ORI087 ‘Barbara Tingey’ Origanum ‘Barbara Tingey’ TP FS DF, FP Green, Pink- 8 JL - AG 5.85 

ORI705 ‘Dingle Fairy’ Origanum ‘Dingle Fairy’ TP FS - PS O Pink, Bright- 8 JL - AG 4.95 

ORI143 Rotundifolium, ‘Kent Beauty’ O. rotundifolium ‘Kent B. TP FS O Pink 8 JN - AG 5.85 

ORI144 ‘Santa Cruz’ Origanum ‘Santa Cruz’ TP FS O 6 5.85 

Origanum: Oregano, ... : (Perennials) DR 

ORI225 ‘Betty Rollins’ Origanum ‘Betty Rollins’ P6 FS FP, GC Pink, Mauve- 6 JL - AG 4.95 

ORI090 Compactum Nanum Origanum vulgare ‘Humile’ P6 FS BF, DT, GC, RG Purple 3 JL - AG 4.95 

ORI105 Golden O. vul. ‘Aureum Crispum’ P6 FS BF, DT, O, RG White 4 JL - AG 3.80 

ORI180X ‘Hopleys Purple’ (Qt.) O. laevigatum ‘Hopleys’ P5 FS DF, DT, FP, LB Purple 24 AG - SP 6.10 

ORI425X ‘Rosenkuppel’ (Qt.) Origanum ‘Rosenkuppel’ P5 FS DF, DT, FP, LB Purple, Dark- 18 JL - AG 6.10 

ORI195X ‘Rotkugel’ (Qt.) Origanum ‘Rotkugel’ P5 FS DF, DT, FP, LB Pink 18 JL - AG 6.25 

ORI710 ‘Thumble’s Variety’ O. vulgare ‘Thumble’s V.’ P6 FS - PS O, RG White 10 JL - AG 4.95 

ORI168 ‘White Anniversary’ Origanum ‘W. Anniversary’ P6 FS DT, O White 3 JL - AG 5.85 

******* Orris Root see Iris: 

Pachysandra: DR, GC 

PAC605X Spurge, Allegheny (Qt.) Pachysandra procumbens P5 PS - S F, MT, NP, O Pink; Spikes 12 AP - MY 6.95 

Paeonia: Peony, ... 

PAE920X ‘Bartzella’ (2Q) Paeonia ‘Bartzella’ P4 FS - PS CF, DR, F, FP Yellw;Dbl;9" 36 MY - JN 59.95 

PAE808X Fernleaf, Single-Flowered (Qt.) Paeonia tenuifolia P4 FS - PS CF, DR, F, FP Red; Single 15 MY - JN 22.95 

PAE315X ‘Festiva Maxima’ (2Q) Paeonia ‘Festiva Maxima’ P3 FS - PS CF, DR, F, FP White; Dbl 34 MY - JN 12.95 

PAE320X ‘Karl Rosenfield’ (2Q) Paeonia ‘Karl Rosenfield’ P3 FS - PS CF, DR, F, FP Rd,Brlnt-;Dbl 34 JN - JL 9.95 

PAE325X ‘Sarah Bernhardt’ (2Q) Paeonia ‘Sarah Bernhardt’ P3 FS - PS CF, DR, F, FP Pnk,Rse-;Dbl 34 JN - JL 10.95 

PAE855X ‘Shirley Temple’ (2Q) Paeonia ‘Shirley Temple’ P3 FS - PS CF, DR, F, FP White; Dbl 34 MY - JN 12.95 

PAE930X ‘Sorbet’ (3Q) Paeonia ‘Sorbet’ (lactiflora) P3 FS - PS CF, DR, F, FP Pnk&Wht;Dbl 36 MY - JN 19.95 

Paeonia: Peony, Tree, ... (Ususally produce blossoms 2nd year.) 

PAE860X Purple, ‘Shimadaijin’ (2Q) (1 Yr) Paeonia suffruticosa ‘S.’ P4 FS - PS CF, DR, FP Prpl, Vibrnt- 54 MY - JN 26.95 

PAE610X Red & White, 

‘Shimanishiki’ (2Q) (2Yr) 

Paeonia s. ‘Shimanishiki’ P4 FS - PS CF, DR, F, FP Rd&Wht;Dbl 36 MY - JN 29.95 

PAE865X Red, ‘Taiyo’ (2Q) (1 Yr) Paeonia suffruticosa ‘Taiyo’ P4 FS - PS CF, DR, FP Red, Ruby- 48 MY - JN 26.95 

PAE235X Yellow, ‘High Noon’ (2Q) (1 Yr) (Rebloomer) P. s. ‘High Noon’ P4 FS - PS CF, DR, F, FP Yellow,Lmn- 36 MY - JN 27.95 

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Pandanus: 

PAN355X Pandan (Qt.); Screw Pine Pandanus amaryllifolius TP FS C, M AD 19.95 

Popular in Asian cuisine, the aromatic leaves are used to flavor sweets, rice and meat dishes. They are also 

cooked and eaten as wraps or added to curries. In Nepal, the essential oil is used medicinally for headaches and 

rheumatism. These plants require full sun, temperatures above 60°F and prefer to dry out between waterings. 

Papaver: Poppy, ... DR, HB 

PAP222X Alpine (Qt.) Papaver alpinum P5 FS FP, RG Mixed 8 JL - SP 6.10 

PAP142X Iceland, ‘Wonderland’ (Qt.) Papaver nudicaule ‘W.’ P3 FS - PS FP, RG Mixed 10 MY - SP 6.10 

Papaver: Poppy, Oriental, ... DR, HB 

PAP560X Pink, ‘Forncett Summer’ (Qt.) P. orientale ‘Forncett S.’ P3 FS FP Pink; Frngd 30 MY - JN 7.95 

PAP150X Pink, ‘Helen Elizabeth’ (Qt.) Papaver orientale ‘H. E.’ P3 FS FP Pink, Soft- 24 MY - JN 6.95 

PAP143X Pink, P. o. ‘Prinzessin Viktoria Luise’ 

‘Princess Victoria Louise’ (Qt.) 

P3 FS FP Pink, Slmn- 36 MY - JN 6.10 

PAP146X Pink, ‘Queen Alexandra’ (Qt.) Papaver orientale ‘Q. A.’ P3 FS FP Pink, Bright- 30 MY - JN 6.10 

PAP710X Purple, ‘Patty’s Plum’ (Qt.) Papaver orientale ‘P.’s P.’ P3 FS FP Prpl,DrkRd- 32 MY - JN 7.95 

PAP144X Red, ‘Beauty Of Livermere’ (Qt.) Papaver orientale ‘B. of L.’ P3 FS FP Red, Dark- 36 MY - JN 6.10 

PAP228X Red, ‘Turkenlouis’ (Qt.) Papaver orientale ‘T.’ P3 FS FP Red; Fringed 30 MY - JN 6.95 

PAP365X Scarlet, ‘Brilliant’ (Qt.) Papaver orientale ‘Brilliant’ P3 FS FP Scarlet 30 MY - JN 6.10 

PAP148X Scarlet, ‘Prince of Orange’ (Qt.) Papaver orientale ‘P. of O.’ P3 FS FP Scarlet, Org- 30 MY - JN 6.10 

PAP720X White, ‘Miss Piggy’ (Qt.) Papaver orientale ‘Miss P.’ P3 FS FP White, Pink- 24 JN - JL 8.95 

PAP325X White, ‘Royal Wedding’ (Qt.) Papaver orientale ‘R. W.’ P3 FS FP White 24 JL - AG 6.10 

PAR005 Parsley, Curly Petroselinum crispum A FS - PS BF, C 10 2.40 

PAR010 Parsley, Italian P. crispum neapolitanum A FS - PS BF, C 14 2.40 

Parthenium: 

PAR580X Feverfew, American (Qt.); Wild Quinine P. integrifolium P3 FS - PS DR, FP, M, NP White; Clstrs 36 JL - AG 6.10 

PAR015X Partridgeberry (Qt.); Squaw Vine Mitchella repens P4 FS - S C, GC, M, NP, WG Red Berries 2 SP - OC 6.10 

******* Pasque Flower see Pulsatilla: 

PAT020 Patchouli, Cablin Pogostemon cablin TP FS - PS F, O White 12 JL - AG 6.25 

PAT025 Patchouli, Heyneanus Pogostemon heyneanus TP FS - PS F, O Lav., Light- 12 JL - AG 6.25 

******* Pearlwort see Sagina: 

Pelargonium: Geranium, ... (Unique Flowering & Medicinal Varieties) 

PEL505 Lace Pelargonium myrrhifolium coriandrifolium TP FS O Pink 8 PRD 6.25 

PEL510 ‘Molly Marples’ Pelargonium ‘M. Marples’ TP FS O Purple, Drk- 12 PRD 6.95 

PEL515 Pansy P. ‘Madame Layla’ TP FS O Pink & Marn 8 EVB 6.25 

PEL520 Umckaloabo Pelargonium sidoides TP FS O, M Purple, Drk- 15 PRD 7.95 

Pelargonium: Geranium, Scented, ... 

PEL010 Angel Pelargonium ‘Angeline’ TP FS F, O Pink 14 PRD 5.85 

PEL015 Apple Pelargonium odoratissimum TP FS C, F, O White 6 PRD 5.45 

PEL020 ‘Apple, Fringed’ P. x fragrans ‘Fringed A.’ TP FS C, F, O White 12 PRD 5.45 

PEL025 Apple Cider P. x fragrans ‘Cody’ TP FS C, F, O White 8 PRD 5.45 

PEL035 Apricot P. ‘M. Ninon’ (scabrum) TP FS F, O Pink, Aprct- 12 PRD 5.45 

PEL467 ‘Charity’ P. x asperum ‘Charity’ TP FS C, F, O Mauve 14 PRD 5.85 

PEL489 ‘Charmay Snow Flurry’ P. ‘Charmay Snow Flurry’ TP FS C, F, O Lavender 18 PRD 5.85 

PEL070 ‘Cinnamon’ P. x asperum ‘Cinnamon’ TP FS C, F, O Pink 16 PRD 4.95 

PEL075 ‘Citronella’ Pelargonium ‘Citronella’ TP FS C, F, O Lavender 24 PRD 5.45 

PEL080 ‘Clorinda’ P. domesticum ‘Clorinda’ TP FS F, O Pink, Rose- 12 PRD 5.85 

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PEL085 Coconut P. grossularioides TP FS C, F, O Magenta 8 PRD 4.95 

PEL645 ‘Cy’s Sunburst’ P. crispum ‘Cy’s Sunburst’ TP FS F, O Pink 10 PRD 9.95 

PEL112 ‘Dean’s Delight’ Pelargonium ‘D.’s Delight’ TP FS F, O Pink 12 PRD 5.45 

PEL120 Denticulatum Pelargonium denticulatum TP FS F, O White 12 PRD 5.45 

PEL125 ‘Dr. Livingstone’ P. x asperum ‘Dr. L.’ TP FS C, F, O Pink 24 PRD 4.95 

PEL130 ‘Fair Ellen’ P. quercifolium ‘Fair Ellen’ TP FS F, O Pink 24 PRD 4.95 

PEL135 ‘Filicifolium’ P. denticulatum ‘Filicifolium’ TP FS F, O White 10 PRD 5.45 

PEL140 ‘Frensham’ Pelargonium ‘Frensham’ TP FS F, O Pink 12 PRD 5.85 

PEL143 ‘Fruity’ Pelargonium x fragrans ‘F.’ TP FS C, F, O White 8 PRD 5.45 

PEL145 Ginger P. x nervosum ‘Torento’ TP FS C, F, O Pink; DpThrt 10 PRD 4.95 

PEL155 Gooseberry P. crispum ‘Variegatum’ TP FS C, F, O Pink 8 PRD 4.95 

PEL497 ‘Hansen’s Wild Spice’ P. ‘Hansen’s Wild Spice’ TP FS C, F, O Lilac 12 PRD 5.45 

PEL167 ‘Joy Lucille, Variegated’ P. ‘Variegated Joy Lucille’ TP FS C, F, O Pink 24 PRD 5.85 

PEL180 ‘Lady Plymouth’ P. x asperum ‘Lady P.’ TP FS C, F, O Pink 20 PRD 5.45 

PEL185 ‘Lady Plymouth, Grey’ P. x asperum ‘Grey Lady P.’ TP FS C, F, O Pink 24 PRD 5.45 

PEL594 ‘Lavender Lad’ Pelargonium ‘Lavender L.’ TP FS C, F, O Magenta 8 PRD 5.85 

PEL190 Lemon Balm Pelargonium x melissinum TP FS C, F, O Pink 18 PRD 4.95 

PEL195 Lemon Crispum Pelargonium crispum TP FS C, F, O Pink 10 PRD 4.95 

PEL596 ‘Lemon Meringue’ Pelargonium ‘Lemon M.’ TP FS C, F, O Pink 12 PRD 5.85 

PEL215 Lemon, P. crispum ‘V. Prince R.’ TP FS C, F, O Lav., Pink- 12 PRD 5.45 

‘Prince Rupert, Variegated’ 

PEL205 Lemon, P. crispum ‘Well-S. G. V.’ TP FS C, F, O Pink 10 PRD 6.25 

‘Well-Sweep Golden Variegated’ 

PEL603 ‘Lillian Pottinger’ P. x fragrans ‘L. Pottinger’ TP FS F, O White & Lav 8 PRD 6.25 

PEL220 Lime Pelargonium x nervosum TP FS C, F, O Lavender 10 PRD 4.95 

PEL597 ‘Mable Grey, Hybrid’ P. x citronellum ‘H. M. G.’ TP FS C, F, O Lavender 14 PRD 6.25 

PEL065 ‘Mint, Chocolate’ Pelargonium ‘Chocolate M.’ TP FS C, F, O White 14 PRD 6.25 

PEL240 ‘Mrs. Kingsley’ P. rapaceum ‘Mrs. Kingsley’ TP FS F, O Crimson 10 PRD 5.45 

PEL245 ‘Mrs. Taylor’ P. graveolens ‘Mrs. Taylor’ TP FS F, O Scarlet 12 PRD 4.95 

PEL250 Nutmeg Pelargonium x fragrans TP FS C, F, O White 6 PRD 4.95 

PEL255 ‘Nutmeg, Golden’ P. x fragrans ‘G. Nutmeg’ TP FS C, F, O White 6 PRD 6.25 

PEL260 Nutmeg, Variegated P. x fragrans ‘Variegatum’ TP FS C, F, O White 6 PRD 6.25 

PEL265 Oak, Giant P. quercifolium ‘Giganteum’ TP FS F, O Pink 24 PRD 5.45 

PEL275 Oak, ‘Staghorn’ P. quercifolium ‘Staghorn’ TP FS F, O Pink 20 PRD 4.95 

PEL608 Oak, Variegated P. quercifolium ‘Variegatum’ TP FS F, O Pink 24 PRD 6.25 

PEL285 ‘Oak, Village Hill’ Pelargonium ‘V. Hill Oak’ TP FS F, O Pink 20 PRD 4.95 

PEL290 Old Spice P. x fragrans ‘Logee’ TP FS C, F, O White 6 PRD 4.95 

PEL295 Orange Pelargonium x citrosum TP FS C, F, O Pink;DrkThrt 10 PRD 4.95 

PEL310 Peppermint Pelargonium tomentosum TP FS C, F, O White 20 PRD 5.45 

PEL320 ‘Peppermint, Pungent’ P. ‘Pungent Peppermint’ TP FS C, F, O White 20 PRD 5.85 

PEL315 ‘Peppermint Rose’ P. x asperum ‘P. Rose’ TP FS C, F, O White 18 PRD 5.85 

PEL482 ‘Peppermint Spice’ P. ‘Peppermint Spice’ TP FS F, O Pink, Lav.- 18 PRD 5.85 

PEL325 ‘Pheasant’s Foot’ P. ‘Pheasant’s Foot’ TP FS F, O Pink 14 PRD 5.45 

PEL335 Pine P. x fragrans ‘Turpentha’ TP FS F, O White 10 PRD 4.95 

PEL340 ‘Pineapple’ Pelargonium ‘Pineapple’ TP FS C, F, O Pink 10 PRD 4.95 

PEL345 ‘Pink Champagne’ Pelargonium ‘Pink C.’ TP FS C, F, O Pink 12 PRD 5.45 

PEL355 ‘Roger’s Delight’ Pelargonium ‘R.’s Delight’ TP FS F, O Pink 20 PRD 5.45 

PEL365 ‘Rose, Attar of’ P. capitatum ‘A. of Roses’ TP FS C, F, O Pink 24 PRD 4.95 

PEL390 Rose, P. graveolens ‘Variegata’ TP FS C, F, O Pink 24 PRD 5.85 

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PEL360 Rose, Old-Fashioned Pelargonium graveolens TP FS C, F, M, O Pink 24 PRD 4.95 

One of our favorites - this Victorian variety has a distinctive rose scent and can be used in all types of desserts, 

jams, syrups, teas and punch for its unusual flavor and fragrance. The essential oil is used in aromatherapy, cosmetics 

and in health tonics. Medicinally, it is used as an antifungal, antidepressant, antiseptic and for hormonal problems. 

PEL395 ‘Rose, Red-Flowered’ P. graveolens ‘Red-F. Rose’ TP FS F, O Red 14 PRD 5.45 

PEL405 ‘Rose, Rober’s Lemon’ P. ‘Rober’s Lemon Rose’ TP FS C, F, O Pink 24 PRD 4.95 

PEL416 ‘Rose, Silver-Edged’ P. ‘Silver-Edged Rose’ TP FS C, F, O Pink 20 PRD 4.95 

PEL425 ‘Scarlet Unique’ P. fulgidum ‘Scarlet Unique’ TP FS F, O Red 14 PRD 6.25 

PEL440 Snowflake P. ‘Logee’s Snowflake’ TP FS F, O Pink 24 PRD 5.45 

PEL445 ‘Snowflake, Cook’s’ P. ‘Cook’s Snowflake’ TP FS F, O Pink 12 PRD 4.95 

PEL450 Southernwood Pelargonium abrotanifolium TP FS F, O White 8 PRD 5.45 

PEL455 ‘Spanish Lavender’ P. ‘Spanish Lavender’ TP FS F, O Lavender 14 PRD 6.25 

PEL465 Strawberry P. x scarboroviae TP FS C, F, O Rose 8 PRD 5.45 

PEL625 ‘Sweet Miriam’ P. quericifolium ‘S. Miriam’ TP FS F, O Pink 24 PRD 4.95 

******* Pennyroyal see Mentha: 

******* Pennyroyal, American see Hedeoma: 

Penstemon: Penstemon, ... BF, DR, DT, HB 

PEN085X ‘Elfin Pink’ (Qt.) Penstemon ‘Elfin Pink’ P4 FS - PS FP, RG Pink 12 JN - JL 6.10 

PEN062X ‘Husker Red’ (Qt.) (96 PPA) P. digitalis ‘Husker Red’ P4 FS - PS CF, FP White 30 JN - JL 6.10 

PEN080X Pine-Leaf (Qt.) Penstemon pinifolius P4 FS - PS FP, NP, RG Red, Orng- 12 JL - AG 6.10 

PEN105X Pine-Leaf, ‘Mersea Yellow’ (Qt.) P. pinifolius ‘Mersea Yellow’ P4 FS - PS FP, RG Yellow, Soft- 12 JL - AG 6.25 

PEN090X ‘Prairie Dusk’ (Qt.) Penstemon ‘Prairie Dusk’ P3 FS - PS FP Purple, Rse- 20 JL - AG 6.10 

PEN087X Rocky Mountain (Qt.) Penstemon strictus P4 FS - PS FP, NP, RG Violet, Blue- 18 JN - JL 6.10 

PEN025X ‘Sweet Joanne’ (Qt.) Penstemon ‘Sweet Joanne’ P5 FS - PS FP Pink, Lav.- 24 JN - JL 7.95 

******* Peony see Paeonia: 

******* Pepper, Black see Piper: 

******* Perennial Geranium see Geranium: 

PER085 Perilla, Curly, Green; Shiso Perilla frutescens crispa HA FS - PS C, M, O White 12 JL - AG 3.80 

PER090 Perilla, Curly, Purple Perilla f. ‘Atropurpurea’ HA FS - PS C, D, M, O Pink 24 JL - AG 3.80 

Perovskia: Russian Sage, ... DR, DT, LB 

PER805X Russian Sage (Qt.) (95 PPA) Perovskia atriplicifolia P4 FS FP Blue, Lav.- 36 JL - SP 6.10 

PER810X ‘Filagran’ (Qt.) Perovskia atriplicifolia ‘F.’ P5 FS FP Blue 36 JL - SP 6.10 

PER815X ‘Little Spire’ (Qt.) P. atriplicifolia ‘Little Spire’ P5 FS - PS FP Blue, Lav.- 24 JL - SP 6.25 

PER820X ‘Longin’ (Qt.) P. atriplicifolia ‘Longin’ P5 FS FP Violet, Blue- 42 JL - SP 6.10 

Persicaria: LB 

PER608X Persicaria, ‘Border Jewel’ (Qt.) Persicaria affinis ‘B. Jewel’ P3 FS FP, GC, WG Pink 10 MY - JN 6.10 

PER602X Persicaria, ‘Dimity’ (Qt.) P. affinis ‘Superba’ (‘Dimity’) P3 FS - PS FP, WG Pink 6 JL - SP 6.10 

PER605X Persicaria, ‘Superba’ (Qt.); Knotweed P. bistorta ‘Superba’ P4 FS - PS CF, FP, WG Pink 36 JL - SP 6.25 

PER175 Prince’s-Feather; Kiss-Me-Over-The-Garden-Gate P. orientale HA FS FA, O Purple, Pink- 72 JL - SP 3.80 

PHL405X Phlomis, ‘Amazone’ (Qt.) Phlomis tuberosa ‘A.’ P4 FS - PS DR, DT, FP Pink, Lav.- 30 JN - JL 6.95 

Phlox: Phlox, ... BF, DR, LB 

PHL225X ‘Alpha’ (Qt.) Phlox maculata ‘Alpha’ P3 FS - PS DT, FP, MR Pink, Lilac- 32 JL - AG 6.10 

PHL215X ‘Bright Eyes’ (Qt.) Phlox paniculata ‘Bright E.’ P4 FS - PS F, FP, HB, MR Pink; RdEye 36 JL - AG 6.10 

PHL705X Creeping, ‘Atropurpurea’ (Qt.) P. subulata ‘Atropurpurea’ P3 FS - PS DT, FP, GC Red, Wine- 6 MY - JN 6.10 

PHL290X Creeping, ‘Candy Stripe’ (Qt.) Phlox subulata ‘Candy S.’ P3 FS - PS DT, FP, GC Pink & White 5 MY - JN 6.10 

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PHL710X Creeping, ‘Emerald Blue’ (Qt.) Phlox subulata ‘Emerald B.’ P3 FS - PS DT, FP, GC Blue, Lav.- 6 MY - JN 6.10 

PHL205X Creeping, ‘Emerald Pink’ (Qt.) Phlox subulata ‘Emerald P.’ P3 FS - PS DT, FP, GC Pink, Emrld- 6 MY - JN 6.10 

PHL212X Creeping, ‘Sherwood Purple’ (Qt.) Phlox stolonifera ‘S. P.’ P3 FS - S FP, GC, MR Purple 6 MY - JN 6.50 

PHL715X Creeping, ‘White Delight’ (Qt.) Phlox subulata ‘White D.’ P3 FS - PS DT, FP, GC Blue, Lav.- 6 MY - JN 6.10 

PHL240X ‘David’ (Qt.) (02 PPA) Phlox paniculata ‘David’ P4 FS - PS F, FP, HB, MR White 42 JL - AG 6.10 

PHL720X ‘David’s Lavender’ (Qt.) Phlox paniculata ‘David’s L.’ P4 FS - PS F, FP, HB, MR Pink,DpLav.- 36 JL - AG 6.95 

PHL725X ‘Jeana’ (Qt.) (A butterfly magnet!) Phlox paniculata ‘Jeana’ P4 FS - PS F, FP, HB, MR Pink, Lav.- 30 JL - AG 6.25 

PHL295X ‘Laura’ (Qt.) Phlox paniculata ‘Laura’ P4 FS - PS F, FP, HB, MR Prpl;WhtCtr 28 JL - AG 6.10 

PHL305X ‘Miss Elie’ (Qt.) Phlox paniculata ‘Miss Elie’ P4 FS - PS FP, HB, MR Rose, Brht- 42 JL - AG 6.10 

PHL254X ‘Miss Mary’ (Qt.) Phlox ‘Miss Mary’ P3 FS - PS F, FP, MR Red 22 JL - AG 6.10 

PHL285X ‘Natascha’ (Qt.) Phlox maculata ‘Natascha’ P3 FS - PS DT, FP, MR Pink;WhtStr 32 JL - AG 6.95 

PHL310X ‘Nicky’ (Qt.) Phlox paniculata ‘Nicky’ P4 FS - PS F, FP, HB, MR Magenta 36 JL - AG 6.10 

PHL730X ‘Triple Play’ (Qt.) Phlox glaberrima ‘Triple P.’ P5 FS - PS FP, GC, MR Lav., Pink- 12 MY - JN 9.95 

PHL280X Variegated, ‘Becky Towe’ (Qt.) Phlox paniculata ‘Becky T.’ P4 FS - PS F, FP, HB, MR Rose, Slmn- 24 JL - AG 6.95 

Phyla: 

PHY520 Aztec Sweet Herb; Lippia Dulcis P. scaberrima (Tzopelic Xlhuitl) TP FS - PS C, IU, M White 12 EVB 5.85 

Physostegia: Obedient Plant, ... BF, DR, HB, LB 

PHY635X ‘Eyeful Tower’ (Qt.) Physostegia v. ‘Eyeful T.’ P4 FS - PS CF, FP, MT Pink 84 AG - OC 7.95 

PHY645X ‘Miss Manners’ (Qt.) P. virginiana ‘Miss Manners’ P4 FS - PS CF, FP, MT White, Pure- 24 AG - SP 6.10 

PHY005X ‘Pink Bouquet’ (Qt.) P. virginiana ‘Pink Bouquet’ P4 FS - PS CF, FP, MT Pink 20 AG - OC 6.10 

PHY010X Variegated (Qt.) P. virginiana ‘Variegata’ P4 FS - PS FP, MT Pink, Rose- 36 AG - SP 6.95 

******* Pimpinelle see Sanguisorba: 

Piper: 

PIP130 Betel Leaf Piper betle TP PS - S IU VN 7.95 

PIP123 Pepper, Black Piper nigrum TP PS C, IU Green, Yllw- 8 ADP 13.75 

PIP125X Root Beer Plant (Qt.); Makulan Piper auritum TP FS - PS C, IU White AD MY - SP 7.95 

A tropical plant with unusual and attractive growth; its swollen jointed canes and large heart-shaped leaves are 

imbued with a sassafras flavor and scent. In Central America, its leaves are added to soups, meat or fish dishes. 

Platycodon: Balloon Flower, ... DT, LB 

PLA020X Blue (Qt.) P. grandiflorus ‘Mariesii’ P3 FS - PS FP, M Blue 24 JL - AG 6.10 

PLA022X ‘Double Blue’ (Qt.) P. grandiflorus ‘Double Blue’ P3 FS - PS FP Blue; Dbl 24 JL - AG 6.50 

PLA060X Dwarf, Blue (Qt.) P. g. ‘Sentimental Blue’ P3 FS - PS FP Blue 8 JL - AG 6.50 

PLA032X ‘Fugi Blue’ (Qt.) P. grandiflorus ‘Fugi Blue’ P3 FS - PS FP Blue 20 JL - AG 6.50 

PLA025X ‘Fugi Pink’ (Qt.) P. grandiflorus ‘Fugi Pink’ P3 FS - PS FP, M Pink 24 JL - AG 6.50 

PLA030X ‘Fugi White’ (Qt.) Platycodon g. ‘Fugi White’ P3 FS - PS FP, M White 24 JL - AG 6.10 

Plectranthus: 

PLE320 Oregano, Cuban; Spanish Thyme; Bandania P. amboinicus TP FS C White 10 SP - OC 5.45 

The fresh fleshy leaves have an oregano-like taste and can be added to meat, fish or rice dishes; also used for tea. 

PLE325 Oregano, Cuban, Variegated P. amboinicus ‘Variegata’ TP FS C, O White 10 SP - OC 5.85 

PLE335 Oregano, ‘Puerto Rican’; Podena Plectranthus ‘Puerto Rican’ TP FS C Blue 8 JN - JL 5.45 

PLE355 Plectranthus, Silver Plectranthus ‘Argentatus’ TP FS O White 24 SP - OC 5.85 

PLE340 Spice Bush Plectranthus ‘Variegata’ TP FS F, O White 12 SP - OC 4.95 

PLE345 Vick’s Plant, Large-Leaf Plectranthus marrubioides TP FS F, M, O Blue, Lav.- 10 OC - DC 5.45 

PLE350 Vick’s Plant, Small-Leaf Plectranthus sp. TP FS F, M, O Blue, Lav.- 8 OC - DC 5.45 

******* Pocketbook Plant, Yellow see Calceolaria: 

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Polemonium: Jacob’s Ladder, ... ; Greek Valerian DR, WG 

POL015X ‘Blue Pearl’ (Qt.) P. caeruleum ‘Blue Pearl’ P3 FS - PS BF, FP Blue, Bright- 28 MY - JN 6.10 

POL535X ‘Bressingham Purple’ (Qt.) P. ‘Bressingham Purple’ P4 FS - PS BF, CF, F, FP Blue, Violet- 28 JN - JL 7.95 

POL020X ‘Heavenly Habit’ (Qt.) Polemonium boreale ‘H. H.’ P3 FS - PS BF, F, FP Blue;WhtEye 20 JN - JL 6.10 

POL007X North American (Qt.) Polemonium reptans P3 FS - PS FP, GC, M, NP Blue, Violet- 12 MY - JN 6.10 

POL030X Variegated, ‘Snow and Sapphires’ (Qt.) P. c. ‘S. and S.’ P3 FS - PS BF, CF, F, FP, O Blue, Sky- 11 MY - JN 8.95 

POL540X Variegated, ‘Stairway to Heaven’ (Qt.) P. reptans ‘S. to H.’ P3 FS - PS BF, CF, FP, NP, O Blue,LhtLav- 24 JN - JL 9.95 

POL010X White (Qt.) P. caeruleum ‘Album’ P3 FS - PS BF, FP White 24 MY - JN 6.50 

Polygonum: 

POL305 Coriander, Vietnamese; Rau Ram Polygonum odoratum TP FS - PS C, F, MT 8 4.95 

Used in Asian cuisine, this herb has a flavor similar to cilantro but with a twist of lemon. Easy to grow, it is 

used in meat dishes, especially with fowl, as well as in tonic soups and porridges. Used as a cilantro substitute. 

POL610 Fo-Ti; Ho Shou Wu P. (Fallopia) multiflorum TP FS - PS C, M, MT White, Crm- 8 JN - JL 5.85 

Pomegranate, ... 

POM515★ Dwarf, Black, ‘Emperor’ Punica granatum ‘Emperor’ TP FS O Orange, Rd- 24 MY - JL 7.95 

POM520 Dwarf, Pink P. granatum ‘Nana Rosea’ TP FS C, O Pink 14 JL - AG 6.95 

POM525 Dwarf, Red Punica granatum ‘Nana’ TP FS C, O Red 14 JL - AG 6.95 

POM530 Large, Red P. granatum ‘Wonderful’ TP FS C, D, O Red; Lrg Frt 96 JL - AG 6.95 

******* Poppy see Papaver: 

******* Porcelain Vine, Variegated see Ampelopsis: 

******* Primrose see Oenothera: & Primula: 

Primula: CF, DR, LB, MT 

PRI005X Cowslip, Yellow (Qt.) Primula veris P5 FS - PS C, F, FP, M, WG Yellow, Brht- 10 AP - MY 6.25 

PRI840X Cowslip, ‘Yellow, Double-’ (Qt.) Primula veris ‘Double-Y.’ P5 FS - PS C, F, FP, M, WG Yellow, Brht- 10 AP - MY 11.95 

Primula: Primrose, ... CF, DR, LB, MT 

PRI950X Drumstick (Qt.) Primula denticulata P5 PS FP, WG Pastels; Mix 24 MY - JN 6.25 

PRI740X Hose-in-Hose, ‘Better Red’ (Qt.) Primula polyanthus ‘B. Red’ P6 PS FP, WG Red, Deep- 10 AP - MY 7.95 

PRI725X Hose-in-Hose, ‘Yellow’ (Qt.) Primula polyanthus ‘Yellow’ P6 PS FP, WG Yllw,Sft-;Dbl 6 AP - MY 7.95 

PRI415X Japanese (Qt.) Primula japonica P5 PS - S FP, WG Mixed 36 MY - JN 6.95 

Sometimes you catch a plant in bloom and you say to yourself - ‘‘Wow! Extraordinary!” - this is one of those. 

The 3' stems of this primula produce whorls of candelabra-like flowers in shades of red, pink, or white. Loving wet 

areas in semi-shady locations, this Japanese native will colonize an area providing exquisite seas of color in the garden. 

PRI205X★ Orange, ‘Ken Dearman’ (Qt.) Primula ‘Ken Dearman’ P5 FS - PS FP, WG Orng,Pk-;Db 6 AP - MY 9.95 

PRI250X Poker (Qt.) Primula vialii P5 FS - PS BF, FP, WG Purple,Lilac- 18 MY - JN 6.95 

PRI210X★ Purple, ‘Miss Indigo’ (Qt.) Primula ‘Miss Indigo’ P5 FS - PS FP, WG Prpl,Vilt-;Db 6 AP - MY 9.95 

PRI655X Purple, ‘Wanda’ (Qt.) Primula ‘Wanda’ (juliae) P5 FS - PS FP, WG Purple, Rich- 9 AP - MY 9.95 

PRI720X★ White, ‘Dawn Ansell’ (Qt.) Primula ‘Dawn Ansell’ P5 FS - PS FP, WG Whit,Pur-;Db 6 AP - MY 9.95 

******* Prince’s-Feather see Persicaria: 

Pulmonaria: Lungwort, ... DR, HB 

PUL590X ‘Benediction’ (Qt.) Pulmonaria ‘Benediction’ P4 PS - S FP, WG Blue 12 AP - MY 6.25 

PUL582X ‘Majeste’ (Qt.) Pulmonaria ‘Majeste’ P4 PS - S FP, WG Blue, Pink- 12 AP - MY 8.95 

PUL586X ‘Mrs. Moon’ (Qt.) P. saccharata ‘Mrs. Moon’ P4 PS - S FP, WG Blue 12 AP - MY 6.50 

PUL584X ‘Paul Aden’ (Qt.) P. vallarsae ‘Paul Aden’ P6 PS - S FP, WG Blue, Pink- 12 AP - MY 6.25 

PUL588X ‘Raspberry Splash’ (Qt.) Pulmonaria ‘Raspberry S.’ P4 PS - S FP, WG Rsbry,Coral- 12 AP - MY 7.95 

PUL615X ‘Silver Bouquet’ (Qt.) Pulmonaria ‘Silver Bouquet’ P4 FS - PS FP, WG Pink & Blue 10 AP - MY 7.95 

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PUL572X ‘Sissinghurst White’ (Qt.) Pulmonaria officinalis ‘S. W.’ P4 PS - S FP, WG White 18 AP - MY 6.95 

PUL595X ‘Trevi Fountain’ (Qt.) Pulmonaria ‘Trevi Fountain’ P4 FS - PS FP, WG Blue, Cobalt- 12 AP - MY 7.95 

Pulsatilla: Pasque Flower, ... 

PUL310X ‘Heiler Hybrids’ (Qt.) Pulsatilla vulgaris ‘H. H.’ P5 FS - PS DR, FP, WG Mixed 12 AP - MY 6.10 

PUL505X Pink, Showy (Qt.) Pulsatilla grandis P5 FS - PS DR, FP, WG Pnk,Lilac-;3" 12 AP - MY 6.95 

PUL510X Red (Qt.) Pulsatilla vulgaris ‘Rubra’ P5 FS - PS DR, FP, WG Red, Dark- 12 AP - MY 6.10 

PUL515X White (Qt.) Pulsatilla vulgaris ‘Alba’ P5 FS - PS DR, FP, WG White 15 AP - MY 6.10 

******* Pussy Toes see Antennaria: 

Pycnanthemum: Mountain Mint, ... DR 

PYC155X Hairy (Qt.) Pycnanthemum pilosum P4 FS - PS BF, C, DF, F, NP White 30 AG - SP 6.10 

PYC240X Narrow-Leaved (Qt.); Compact M. M. P. flexuosum (tenuifolium) P4 FS - PS DF, F, NP White, Grn- 30 AG - SP 6.10 

PYC150X Short-Toothed (Qt.) Pycnanthemum muticum P3 FS - PS C, DF, F, NP White 30 AG - SP 6.10 

QUE125X Queen Anne’s Lace, Daucus carota ‘W.-S. Pink’ BA FS - PS C, DR, DT, LB, Pink Shades 36 JN - SP 7.95 

‘Well-Sweep Pink’ (Qt.) FP, M 

******* Rampion see Campanula: 

******* Ramps see Allium: 

RAS035X Raspberry, Black, ‘Jewel’ (Qt.) Rubus idaeus ‘Jewel’ P5 FS C Large Fruits 36 JN - OC 7.95 

RAS040X Raspberry, Red, ‘Encore’ (Qt.) Rubus ‘Encore’ P5 FS C Large Fruits 54 JN 6.95 

RAS045X Raspberry, Red, ‘Latham’ (Qt.) Rubus idaeus ‘Latham’ P3 FS C Large Fruits 24 JN 6.95 

RAU205 Rau Om; Keukeuhan Limnophila chinensis aromatica TP FS - PS C, M Lav;WhtCntr 10 4.95 

RHU055X Rhubarb, ‘Canadian Red’ (3Q) Rheum ‘C. R.’ (x cultorum) P3 FS - PS C, M 24 11.95 

RIC210 Rice Plant, Purple; La Gum; La Cam Peristrophe speciosa TP FS - PS C, D Pink, Bright- 14 DC - MR 5.85 

ROQ015 Roquette; Arugula Eruca vesicaria sativa HA FS C White 12 ADP 2.40 

******* Rose Campion see Lychnis: 

ROS630X Rose, Apothecary (Qt.) Rosa gallica officinalis P4 FS C, F, FP, M Pink, Rose- 36 JN - JL 16.95 

ROS017X Rose, Damask, Rosa damascena ‘B.’ P3 FS C, CF, F, FP, O Pink;Ultr-Dbl; 48 JN - JL 19.95 

‘Belladonna’ (Qt.) (Old-Fashioned Moss Type Rose) HeavilyScntd 

Rosmarinus: Rosemary, ... 

A familiar name, rosemary usually evokes thoughts of an attractive garden herb, marinated grilled meats, or 

even Simon & Garfunkel’s song, Scarborough Fair ... “Parsley, Sage, Rosemary, & Thyme.” 

A Mediterranean native, rosemary grows wild on hilly slopes by the ocean. This attributes to its genus name, 

the Latin word Rosmarinus, which translates into “dew of the sea.” These herbs enjoy rich, well-drained soil and 

moderate watering with at the minimum a half day of sun. The best advice for care is - “don’t overwater.” Rosemary 

will thrive in a container as long as it is faithfully fed with some type of liquid fertilizer. If planted in the ground, to 

successfully survive the transition into your home, here are some good tips to follow. Prior to heavy frost, carefully 

cut an adequate size root ball for the appropriate top growth with a sharp trowel. Trim any exposed roots closely - 

remember the less you disturb the roots the better. Gently but firmly press soil into the pot around the root ball, 

working in the soil so that all the roots are covered and no air pockets remain. Water and place in partial sun; allow 

to acclimate to the pot by leaving it outside for two weeks prior to moving inside - light frost will not hurt it. 

Rosemary responds well to pruning and as a potted plant provides a constant supply for the kitchen. It performs 

superbly for formal topiary art, and when in bloom it is beautiful to use in fresh flower arrangements. 

An essential oil obtained from rosemary’s flowering tips is used in perfume and cosmetic products, and even 

flavors some toothpastes. It has traditionally been used to relieve acne, dandruff, eczema, and fungal infections. 

Rosemary’s applications are impressive. When consumed, it promotes digestion and when applied externally it 

has mild analgesic and anti-inflammatory effects. In addition to antiviral properties, it strengthens blood vessels and 

stimulates circulation, especially to the head - boosting memory and concentration. Rosemary’s constitution contains 

more than a dozen antioxidants as well as four known components that help prevent cataracts. 

The leaves of rosemary add a crisp and pungent taste that is delicious on baked or grilled lamb, poultry, pork 

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and beef. Chopped leaves also add a nice accent to breads, stuffings, and vegetable dishes. The flowers have a sweet 

flavor, though lighter in essence than the leaves, and can be candied or added to a tossed salad, vinegar or wine. 

The three rosemaries touted as hardy in the herb trade are ‘Arp’ to -10°, ‘Hill Hardy’ to -10° and ‘Salem’ to 

0°F. Our experience here in zone 6(a), is that without extensive protection these rosemarys will not withstand the 

severity of our winters. However, local customers have grown them in sheltered areas with some success. Since 

outdoor survival for these herbs is not guaranteed, we don’t promote them as winter hardy. 

Our findings differed on hardiness in a test we ran in the winter of 2001-2002, with the lowest recorded 

temperature in our area of 7°F. We found that ‘Blue Gem’, ‘Blue Spears’, ‘Blue Spire’, ‘Dutch Mill’, ‘Logee Blue’ (in 

a slightly protected area) and ‘Sissinghurst Blue’ had all over-wintered in excellent condition. While Heavy-Leaf Alba 

had over-wintered but with slight to moderate damage. ‘Arp’, Common, and ‘Constance DeBaggio’ showed noticeable 

winter damage, while the remainder of our collection did not over-winter. 

ROS020 Alba, Heavy-Leaf R. offic. ‘Nancy Howard’ TP FS - PS C, F White 21 JA - MR 5.85 

ROS030 ‘Arp’ Rosmarinus officinalis ‘Arp’ TP FS - PS C, F Blue, Light- 17 JA - MR 5.85 

ROS295 ‘Blue Gem’ R. officinalis ‘Blue Gem’ TP FS - PS C, F Blue 20 JA - MR 5.85 

ROS050 ‘Blue Lady’ R. officinalis ‘Blue Lady’ TP FS - PS C, F Blue, Violet- 14 JA - MR 5.85 

ROS245 ‘Blue Spears’ R. officinalis ‘Blue Spears’ TP FS - PS C, F Blue, Pale- 18 JA - MR 5.85 

ROS055 ‘Blue Spire’ R. officinalis ‘Blue Spire’ TP FS - PS C, F Blue 20 JA - MR 5.85 

ROS065 Common Rosmarinus officinalis TP FS - PS C, F Blue, Light- 24 JA - MR 5.85 

ROS305 ‘Cuban’ Rosmarinus officinalis ‘C.’ TP FS - PS C, F, MR 5.85 

ROS070 ‘Dancing Waters’ R. officinalis ‘Dancing W.’ TP FS - PS C, F Blue, Lav.- 4 JA - MR 5.85 

ROS075 ‘DeBaggio, Constance’ R. officinalis ‘C. DeBaggio’ TP FS - PS C, F Blue, Lav.- 8 JA - MR 6.25 

ROS085 ‘Dutch Mill’ R. officinalis ‘Dutch Mill’ TP FS - PS C, F Blue 14 JA - MR 5.85 

ROS220★ ‘Foxtail’ R. officinalis ‘Foxtail’ TP FS - PS C, F Blue, Mid- 24 JA - MR 5.85 

ROS320 ‘Franeaux’ R. officinalis ‘Franeaux’ TP FS - PS C, F Blue, Mdm- 24 JA - MR 6.25 

ROS110 Golden Rain; ‘Joyce DeBaggio’ R. R. officinalis ‘J. DeBaggio’ TP FS - PS C, F Blue, Dark- 14 JA - MR 6.95 

ROS115 ‘Gorizia’ Rosmarinus officinalis ‘G.’ TP FS - PS C, F Blue, Light- 14 JA - MR 5.85 

ROS255 ‘Herb Cottage’ R. officinalis ‘Herb Cottage’ TP FS - PS C, F Blue, Dark- 14 JA - MR 5.85 

ROS117 ‘Hill Hardy’ R. officinalis ‘Hill Hardy’ TP FS - PS C, F Blue, Light- 22 JA - MR 5.85 

ROS296 ‘Hulka’ Rosmarinus officinalis ‘H.’ TP FS - PS C, F Blue 24 JA - MR 5.85 

ROS130 ‘Huntington, Very Oily’ R. officinalis ‘Very Oily’ TP FS - PS C, F Lavender 16 JA - MR 5.85 

ROS140 ‘Logee Blue’ R. officinalis ‘Logee Blue’ TP FS - PS C, F, MR Blue, Deep- 22 JA - MR 5.45 

ROS605X ‘Logee Blue’ (Qt.) R. officinalis ‘Logee Blue’ TP FS - PS C, F, MR Blue, Deep- 22 JA - MR 13.95 

Our favorite for its flavor and growth! This upright variety is a robust grower with dense-foliaged forestgreen 

leaves of rich fragrance and taste. When flowering, ‘Logee Blue’ is splendid, for it is blessed with abundant deepblue 

blossoms. Grown indoors, we have found that it is less prone to powdery mildew than other varieties. It is our 

favorite for culinary flavor, growth, and topiary as you can see with nine 2 1/2' standards in our formal herb garden. 

Cyrus Hyde, with his keen eye for the unusual, discovered this cultivar in Connecticut in 1972. Several large 

unidentified rosemary plants had been removed from an estate by Country Greenhouse, and noticing a difference 

from the others in the trade, Cy purchased some cuttings. After confirming its different traits, he named it ‘Logee 

Blue’ Rosemary for the greenhouse owner, Roger Logee. In 1986, Art Tucker, a professor and fellow herbalist who 

has been irreplaceable to the herb trade, established ‘Logee Blue’ as a new cultivar of Common Rosemary, Rosmarinus 

officinalis. In layman’s terms ‘Logee Blue’ is an improved variety of the familiar Common Rosemary and it’s one of 

the best performers we have encountered. 

ROS195 ‘Madeline Hill’ R. officinalis ‘Madeline Hill’ TP FS - PS C, F Violet, Pale- 22 JA - MR 5.85 

ROS145 ‘Majorca Pink’ R. officinalis ‘Majorca Pink’ TP FS - PS C, F Vilt, Amthst- 30 JA - MR 5.85 

ROS335 ‘Pink’ Rosmarinus officinalis ‘P.’ TP FS - PS C, F Pink, Lav.- 24 JA - MR 5.85 

ROS290 ‘Portuguese Pink’ R. officinalis ‘Portuguese P.’ TP FS - PS C, F Pink 22 JA - MR 6.25 

ROS285 ‘Portuguese Red’ (‘Cricket Hill P. R.’) R. officinalis ‘P. Red’ TP FS - PS C, F Red, Purple- 10 JA - MR 5.85 

ROS160 Prostrate R. officinalis ‘Prostratus’ TP FS - PS C, F Blue, Light- 6 JA - MR 5.85 

ROS165 Prostrate, #2 (Fine-Leaf) R. officinalis ‘Prostratus #2’ TP FS - PS C, F Blue 6 JA - MR 5.85 

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ROS180 Prostrate, #5 (Heavy Bloomer) R. o. ‘Lockwood de Forest’ TP FS - PS C, F, LB Blue, Light- 5 PRD 5.45 

A low growing variety known for its quick growth and unique bushy bonsai shape. In bloom, its dark-green 

leaves on cascading stems are covered profusely with deep-blue flowers. Great for hanging baskets or topiary rings. 

ROS183 Prostrate, ‘Alida Hyde’ R. officinalis ‘Alida Hyde’ TP FS - PS C, F Lav., Light- 6 JA - MR 5.85 

ROS310 Prostrate, ‘Baby P.J.’ R. officinalis ‘Baby P.J.’ TP FS - PS C, F Blue 6 JA - MR 5.85 

ROS045 Prostrate, ‘Blue Boy’ R. officinalis ‘Blue Boy’ TP FS - PS C, F Blue, Light- 6 JA - MR 5.85 

ROS190 Prostrate, Golden R. officinalis ‘aureolus’ TP FS - PS C, F Blue, Lav.- 4 JA - MR 5.85 

ROS315 Prostrate, ‘Haifa’ Rosmarinus officinalis ‘H.’ TP FS - PS C, F Blue, Pale- 6 JA - MR 5.85 

ROS192 Prostrate, ‘Holly Hyde’ R. officinalis ‘Holly Hyde’ TP FS - PS C, F Blue, Lav.- 7 JA - MR 5.85 

ROS194 Prostrate, ‘Huntington Carpet’ R. officinalis ‘Huntington C.’ TP FS - PS C, F Blue, Lav.- 4 JA - MR 5.85 

ROS205 Prostrate, ‘Irene’ R. o. ‘Renzels’ (‘Irene’) TP FS - PS C, F Blue, Lav.- 10 JA - MR 5.85 

ROS196 Prostrate, ‘Kenneth’ R. officinalis ‘Kenneth’ TP FS - PS C, F Lav., Light- 5 JA - MR 5.85 

ROS198 Prostrate, ‘Lockwood de Forest’ R. o. ‘L. de Forest’ ssp. TP FS - PS C, F Lav., Light- 8 JA - MR 5.85 

ROS207 Prostrate, ‘Santa Barbara’ R. officinalis ‘S. Barbara’ TP FS - PS C, F Blue, Lav.- 3 JA - MR 5.85 

ROS215 ‘Salem’ Rosmarinus officinalis ‘S.’ TP FS - PS C, F Blue, Lav.- 18 JA - MR 5.85 

ROS230 ‘Shimmering Stars’ R. officinalis ‘S. Stars’ TP FS - PS C, F Lavender 7 JA - MR 5.85 

ROS298 ‘Sissinghurst Blue’ R. officinalis ‘S. Blue’ TP FS - PS C, F Blue, Light- 24 JA - MR 5.85 

ROS330 ‘St. Andrew’s’ R. officinalis ‘St. Andrew’s’ TP FS - PS C, F, LB Blue, Light- 24 PRD 6.25 

ROS237 ‘Taylor’s Blue’ R. officinalis ‘Taylor’s Blue’ TP FS - PS C, F Blue, Light- 18 JA - MR 5.85 

ROS240 ‘Tuscan Blue’ R. officinalis ‘Tuscan Blue’ TP FS - PS C, F Blue, Dark- 30 JA - MR 5.85 

ROS300 ‘Wonderful’ R. officinalis ‘Wonderful’ TP FS - PS C, F Blue 15 JA - MR 5.85 

Rudbeckia: Rudbeckia, ... ; Black-Eyed Susan; Gloriosa Daisy BF, DT, LB 

RUD410X ‘Becky’ (Qt.) Rudbeckia hirta ‘Becky’ HA FS CF, FA Yellow; Mix 10 JL - SP 6.10 

RUD445X ‘Cherokee Sunset’ (Qt.) Rudbeckia hirta ‘C. Sunset’ HA FS CF, FP Ylw,Brnz-;Dbl 20 JN - JL 6.10 

RUD450X ‘Cherry Brandy’ (Qt.) R. hirta ‘Cherry Brandy’ HA FS - PS CF, FA Red, Cherry- 24 JN - JL 6.10 

RUD245X ‘Goldilocks’ (Qt.) Rudbeckia hirta ‘Goldilocks’ HA FS CF, FA Yellow, Gold- 24 JL - SP 6.10 

RUD605X ‘Goldquelle’ (Qt.) Rudbeckia laciniata ‘G.’ P4 FS CF, FP Ylw,Brs-;Dbl 36 JL - AG 6.25 

RUD250X ‘Goldstrum’ (Qt.) (99 PPA) Rudbeckia fulgida ‘G.’ P4 FS CF, D, FP Gold 24 JL - AG 6.10 

RUD420X ‘Green Eyes’ (Qt.) R. laciniata ‘Green Eyes’ P4 FS CF, FP Gold & Grn 60 JL - AG 6.10 

RUD455X ‘Hot Chocolate’ (Qt.) R. hirta ‘Hot Chocolate’ HA FS CF, FP Gold & Chclt 18 JN - JL 6.10 

RUD425X ‘Indian Summer’ (Qt.) R. hirta ‘Indian Summer’ HA FS CF, FP Yellow, Gold- 36 JL - SP 6.10 

RUD405X Narrow-Leaved (Qt.) Rudbeckia triloba P4 FS FP, NP Gold 60 AG - SP 6.10 

RUD255X ‘Rustic Colors’ (Qt.) R. hirta ‘Rustic Colors’ HA FS CF, FP Bronz to Gld 22 JL - SP 6.10 

******* Rue see Ruta: 

Rumex: Sorrel, ... BF, MT 

RUM565X Blood (Qt.) Rumex sanguineus P6 FS - PS C, O Brown, Red- 14 JN - JL 6.10 

RUM605X French, ‘Silver Buckler’s’ (Qt.) Rumex scutatus ‘Silver B.’s’ P6 FS - PS C, O Cream 12 JN - JL 6.25 

A great herb garden addition; ‘Silver Buckler’s’ has a unique silver-leaf patina, mounding habit and a truly 

delicious lemony tang. The French Sorrels are preferred by many chiefs as they add more zest to salads, sauces, and the 

much esteemed cream of sorrel soup. 

RUM625X French, True (Qt.) Rumex scutatus P6 FS - PS C 6 6.10 

RUM855X Garden, ‘Blonde de Lyon’ (Qt.) Rumex acetosa ‘B. de Lyon’ P4 FS C 14 6.10 

RUM510X Garden, ‘Profusion’ (Qt.) Rumex acetosa ‘Profusion’ P4 FS - PS C 12 6.95 

RUP250X Rupturewort (Qt.) Herniaria glabra P5 FS - PS DT, M, WG White, Grn- 3 JL - AG 6.10 

RUP265X Rupturewort, ‘Sea Foam’ (Qt.) Herniaria glabra ‘Sea Foam’ P5 FS - PS DT, M, WG White, Grn- 2 JL - AG 6.95 

RUS065X Rush, Corkscrew, ‘Lemon Twist’ (Qt.) Juncus effusus ‘L. T.’ P6 FS - PS FP, MT, O Brown 24 JL - AG 7.95 

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******* Russian Sage see Perovskia: 

Ruta: Rue, ... BF 

RUT260 ‘Blue Mound’ Ruta graveolens ‘Blue M.’ P5 FS - PS DT, M, O Yellow 12 JL - AG 4.95 

RUT270 Bracteosa Ruta bracteosa P5 FS - PS DT, M, O Yellow 16 JL - AG 3.80 

RUT275 Common, ‘Heavy-Leaf’ Ruta graveolens ‘Heavy-L.’ P5 FS - PS DT, M, O Yellow 16 JL - AG 3.80 

RUT285 ‘Egyptian’ Ruta chalepensis ‘Egyptian’ TP FS O Yellow 6 JL - AG 5.45 

RUT293 ‘Jackman’s Blue’ Ruta graveolens ‘J.’s Blue’ P5 FS - PS DT, M, O Yellow 15 JL - AG 5.45 

RUT295 ‘Prostrate’ Ruta ‘Prostrate’ TP FS O Yellow 6 JL - AG 5.85 

Sagina: Pearlwort, ... 

SAG255X Golden (Qt.) Sagina subulata ‘Aurea’ P5 FS - PS GC, WG White 2 JN - AG 6.10 

SAG260X Green (Qt.) Sagina subulata P5 FS - PS GC, WG White 2 JN - AG 6.10 

Salix: Willow, ... BF, DR Catkins 

SAL725X Basket (Qt.) Salix purpurea P4 FS - PS IU, M, O Yellow AD AP - MY 8.95 

SAL730X Bay (Qt.) Salix pentandra P4 FS - PS O Yellow AD AP - MY 8.95 

SAL735X Black Pussy (Qt.) Salix gracilistyla ‘Melanostachys’ P5 FS - PS O Black AD AP - MY 8.95 

SAL740X Corkscrew (Qt.) Salix matsudana ‘Tortuosa’ P4 FS - PS O Yellow AD AP - MY 8.95 

SAL750X Corkscrew, ‘Golden Curls’ (Qt.) Salix erthroflexuosa ‘G. C.’ P5 FS O Yellow, Pale- AD AP - MY 6.95 

SAL770X Corkscrew, ‘Scarlet Curls’ (Qt.) Salix matsudana ‘S. Curls’ P4 FS - PS O Yellow AD AP - MY 8.95 

SAL755X Fantail (Qt.) Salix sachalinensis ‘Sekka’ P5 FS - PS O Yellow AD AP - MY 6.95 

SAL775X Pussy, Giant (Qt.) Salix gracilistyla / discolor ‘Margret’s’ P5 FS - PS O Gray; Large AD AP - MY 8.95 

SAL760X Ram’s Horn (Qt.) Salix babylonica ‘Crispa’ P6 FS - PS O Yellow AD AP - MY 9.95 

SAL765X Rosemary (Qt.) Salix elaeagnos ‘Angustifolia’ (rosemarinifolia) P5 FS - PS O Yellow AD AP - MY 8.95 

Salvia: Sage, ... : (Culinary) (Salvia officinalis & cultivars = BF, HB) 

SAL001 Black Bush Salvia mellifera P6 FS C, DR, DT, O Blue, Lav.- 18 JL 3.80 

SAL003 Black Bush, Variegated Salvia mellifera ‘Variegata’ P6 FS C, DR, DT, O Blue, Lav.- 18 JL 5.45 

SAL425 Broad-Leaf S. officinalis ‘Berggarten’ P5 FS C, DR, DT Purple 24 JN - JL 4.95 

SAL605 Broad-Leaf, Variegated S. o. ‘Variegated Berggarten’ P5 FS C, DR, DT Purple 24 JN - JL 5.45 

SAL005 Fruit-Scented Salvia dorisiana TP FS - PS C, F Pink 36 JL - SP 5.45 

SAL010 Garden Salvia officinalis P5 FS C, D, DR, DT, FP Blue 24 JN - JL 3.80 

SAL015 Garden, Dwarf S. officinalis ‘Compacta’ P5 FS C, DR, DT, FP Blue 12 JL - AG 3.80 

SAL017 Garden, ‘Extrakta’ Salvia officinalis ‘Extrakta’ P5 FS C, DR, DT, FP Blue 24 JL - AG 3.80 

SAL020 Garden, Pink Salvia officinalis ‘Rosea’ P5 FS C, DR, DT, FP Pink 24 JL - AG 4.95 

SAL520 Garden, White Salvia officinalis ‘Albiflora’ P5 FS C, DR, DT, FP White 24 JL - AG 4.95 

SAL025 Giant S. o. ‘Holt’s Mammoth’ P5 FS C, DR, DT, FP Blue 24 JL - AG 4.95 

SAL030 Golden, Variegated Salvia officinalis ‘Icterina’ P5 FS C, DR, DT, O 12 JL - AG 4.95 

SAL540 ‘Jefferson’ Salvia officinalis ‘Jefferson’ P5 FS C, DR, DT, FP Pink, Red- 24 JL - AG 4.95 

SAL040 Pineapple Salvia elegans TP FS - PS C, F, HB, O Red, Scrlt- 36 AG - SP 3.80 

Pineapple Sage’s invigorating aroma is a treasure to be found. Just brushing the leaves of this herb seems to uplift 

the spirit with its pleasurable sweet pineapple fragrance. If planted outdoors, this tender perennial can reach 3 - 4 feet in 

one growing season. Its slender vibrant-red flowers form on 8" spikes and provide a wonderful display from late-summer 

until frost. Though it prefers a full day of sun, it will tolerate half that. Let it dry out between waterings and wait until 

after flowering before pruning. 

The fresh leaves of Pineapple Sage add interest to cold drinks, desserts and fruit salads; unfortunately its’ 

essence is lost when heated. The flowers can be used as an attractive garnish for drinks and like honeysuckle flowers, 

they have a sweet nectar on their stem ends, though they lack the pineapple flavor. 

SAL705 Pineapple, ‘Golden Delicious’ Salvia elegans ‘G. D.’ TP FS - PS C, F, HB, O Red, Scrlt- 36 AG - SP 4.95 

SAL045 Purple S. officinalis ‘Purpurascens’ P5 FS C, DR, DT, O 10 3.80 

SAL050 ‘Tricolor’ Salvia officinalis ‘Tricolor’ TP FS C, DR, DT, O Blue, Mauve- 8 4.95 

SAL059 Variegated, ‘Woodcote’ Salvia officinalis ‘Woodcote’ P5 FS C, DR, DT, FP Purple 8 JN - JL 4.95 

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SAL080 Clary, Annual Salvia viridis A FS DF, FA Pnk,Wht,Prp 24 JL - SP 3.80 

SAL615 Dominican Salvia dominica TP FS F, O Yellow, Lav- 32 JL - AG 5.85 

SAL092 Greek; Triloba Sage Salvia fruticosa TP FS F, M, O Pink 16 JL - SP 5.85 

SAL115 Mexican Bush Salvia leucantha TP FS O Purple, Vlvt- 40 JL - SP 5.85 

SAL260 Peruvian; Andean Silver-Leaf Sage Salvia discolor TP FS O Black, Prpl- 18 JL - SP 5.85 

SAL125 ‘Purple Majesty’ Salvia ‘Purple Majesty’ TP FS O Purple, Dp- 48 JL - SP 5.85 

SAL460 White (leaves used for purifying) Salvia apiana TP FS F, IU, M, NP, O White & Blue 24 JL - AG 6.95 

Salvia: Salvia ... : (Ornamental) 

SAL175 Clevelandii Salvia clevelandii TP FS F, O Blue 18 JL - SP 5.85 

******* Dorisiana see Salvia: Sage, Fruit-Scented 

SAL212 Microphylla; Baby Salvia Salvia microphylla TP FS O Red 10 JL - SP 5.85 

SAL575 Microphylla ‘Wild Watermelon’ Salvia microphylla ‘W. W.’ TP FS O Pink 18 JL - SP 5.85 

SAL502 ‘Red Velvet’ Salvia ‘Red Velvet’ TP FS O Red 10 JL - SP 5.85 

Salvia: Salvia, ... : (Perennials, Flowering) DR, DT, LB 

SAL160X Azurea (Qt.) Salvia azurea ‘Grandiflora’ P4 FS - PS FP Blue, Azure- 30 AG - SP 6.50 

SAL525X ‘Blue Hill’ (Qt.) S. nemorosa ‘Blauhugel’ P4 FS - PS FP, HB Blue 14 JL - AG 6.10 

SAL230X ‘Blue Queen’ (Qt.) S. nemorosa ‘Blaukonigin’ P4 FS - PS FP, HB Blue, Deep- 14 JN - JL 6.10 

SAL075X Clary (Qt.) Salvia sclarea B5 FS F, FP, M White 30 AG - SP 6.10 

SAL440X Clary, Turkestan (Qt.) Salvia sclarea turkestanica B5 FS F, FP, IU, M Pink 30 AG - SP 6.10 

SAL232X ‘East Friesland’ (Qt.) S. nemorosa ‘Ostfriesland’ P5 FS - PS FP, HB Blue 18 JL - AG 6.10 

SAL445X ‘May Night’ (Qt.) (97 PPA) Salvia nemorosa ‘Mainacht’ P4 FS - PS FP, HB Purple, Dp- 18 JL - AG 6.95 

SAL105X Meadow, Blue (Qt.) Salvia pratensis P3 FS - PS CF, FP, HB Blue 24 JL - AG 6.10 

SAL533X ‘Plumosa’ (Qt.) Salvia nemorosa ‘Plumosa’ P5 FS - PS FP, HB Purple, Rse- 18 JN - JL 6.10 

SAL234X ‘Rose Queen’ (Qt.) Salvia nemorosa ‘Rose Q.’ P4 FS - PS FP, HB Pink 18 JL - AG 6.10 

SAL145X Silver (Qt.) Salvia argentea P5 FS FP White 8 JL - AG 6.95 

SAL470X ‘Snow Hill’ (Qt.) S. nemorosa ‘Schneehugel’ P4 FS - PS FP, HB White 20 JL - AG 6.10 

Sambucus: Elderberry, ... HB, MT 

SAM410X Elderberry (Qt.) Sambucus canadensis P3 FS - PS C, DR, M, NP White;BlkBrs 96 JN - JL 6.95 

SAM715X Cut-Leaf, ‘Black Lace’ (2Q) S. nigra ‘Black Lace’ (‘Eva’) P4 FS - PS DR, FP, O Pink, Deep- 60 JN - JL 13.95 

SAM605X Cut-Leaf, ‘Sutherland Gold’ (Qt.) S. racemosa ‘S. Gold’ P4 PS DR, FP, O Yellow, Crm- 72 JN - JL 9.95 

SAM415X ‘Black Beauty’ (Qt.) S. nigra ‘Black B.’ (‘Gerda’) P4 FS - PS DR, FP, O Purple, Pink- 72 JN - JL 10.95 

SAM250 Samphire Crithmum maritimum TP FS C Yellow 24 JN - JL 5.85 

******* Sandwort see Arenaria: 

Sanguinaria: Bloodroot, ... DR, WG 

SAN365X Double (Qt.) S. canadensis ‘Multiplex’ P3 PS - S D, FP, M Wht,Pur-;Db 4 AP 15.95 

SAN370X Single (Qt.) Sanguinaria canadensis P3 PS - S D, FP, M, NP White, Pure- 4 AP 6.10 

Sanguisorba: 

SAN405 Burnet, Salad; Pimpinelle S. minor (Poterium sang.) P4 FS - PS C, M Pink 10 JL - AG 3.80 

Santolina: Santolina, ... DR, DT Buttons 

SAN300 ‘Compact Green’ S. rosmarinifolia ‘C. Green’ P6 FS B, FP, RG Yellow, Lmn- 10 JL - AG 4.95 

SAN275 Gray S. chamaecyparissus P6 FS B, C, F, FP Yellow 16 JL - AG 5.45 

SAN540 Gray, ‘Foxden’ S. chamaecyparissus ‘F.’ P5 FS B, F, FP Yellow 16 JL - AG 4.95 

SAN283 ‘Morning Mist’ S. rosmarinifolia ‘M. Mist’ TP FS F, O Cream 14 JL - AG 5.45 

SAN285 Neapolitan S. pinnata neopolitana P6 FS B, FP Yellow 10 JL - AG 4.95 

SAN290 ‘Pretty Carroll’ S. chamaecyparissus ‘P. C.’ P6 FS B, F, FP Yellow, Pale- 14 JL - AG 4.95 

SAN295 Rosmarinifolia Santolina rosmarinifolia TP FS F, O Yellow 14 JL - AG 5.45 

SAN297 Virens, Green Santolina virens P6 FS B, F, FP, M Yellow 12 JL - AG 4.95 

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Saponaria: Soapwort, ... BF, DR, DT, HB 

SAP500X Creeping, Pink, Single (Qt.) Saponaria ocymoides P3 FS - PS FP, GC, LB, WG Pink 8 JN 6.10 

SAP505X Creeping, Rose (Qt.) S. o. ‘Rubra Compacta’ P3 FS - PS FP, GC, LB, WG Red, Rose- 8 JN 6.10 

SAP510X Creeping, ‘Snow Tip’ (Qt.) S. ocymoides ‘Snow Tip’ P3 FS - PS FP, GC, LB, WG White 8 MY - JN 6.10 

SAP477X ‘Max Frei’ (Qt.) S. x lempergii ‘Max Frei’ P4 FS - PS CF, FP, LB, WG Pink 12 JL - AG 6.10 

SAP470X Pink, Double (Qt.) S. officinalis ‘Rosea Plena’ P4 FS - PS FP, IU, LB, M Pink; Double 24 AG - SP 6.10 

SAP480X Pink, Single (Qt.); Bouncing Bet Saponaria officinalis P4 FS - PS FP, IU, LB, M Pink 24 AG - SP 6.10 

******* Sarsaparilla, American see Aralia: 

Satureja: 

SAT314 Mint, Jamaican; Costa Rican Mint Satureja viminea TP FS C, M White 18 JL - AG 5.85 

SAT340 Savory, Georgia Satureja georgiana TP FS F, LB, O Pink, Lav.- 24 OC - DC 5.85 

SAT282 Savory, Lemon Satureja biflora TP FS - PS C White 12 JL - AG 4.95 

SAT320 Savory, Summer Satureja hortensis HA FS - PS C White 10 AG - SP 2.40 

SAT280 Savory, Summer, ‘Aromata’ S. hortensis ‘Aromata’ A FS - PS C White 10 AG - SP 2.40 

SAT325 Savory, Winter Satureja montana P6 FS - PS C White 8 JL - AG 3.80 

SAT330 Savory, Winter, Dwarf Satureja montana ‘Nana’ P6 FS - PS C White 8 JL - AG 3.80 

SAT335 Savory, Winter, Dwarf, Creeping S. m. illyrica (repens) P6 FS - PS C, RG White 4 JL - AG 4.95 

SAT305 Savory, Winter, Yugoslavian S. montana ‘Adamovica’ P6 FS - PS C White 12 JL - AG 3.80 

SAT337 Yerba Buena Satureja douglasii TP FS C, M White 4 JL - AG 5.45 

SAT310 Za’atar Rumi; Barrel Sweetener Satureja thymbra TP FS IU, M, O Pink 8 AP - MY 5.85 

******* Savory, Showy see Calamintha: 

Scabiosa: Scabiosa, ... ; Pincushion Flower BF, DR, HB 

SCA250X ‘Ace of Spades’ (Qt.) S. atropurpurea ‘Ace of S.’ HA FS - PS CF, LB Black 36 JL - SP 5.85 

SCA256X ‘Butterfly Blue’ (Qt.) (00 PPA) Scabiosa columbaria ‘B. B.’ P5 FS - PS CF, FP, LB Blue 18 JL - SP 6.10 

SCA260X ‘Giant Blue’ (Qt.) S. columbaria ‘Giant Blue’ P5 FS - PS CF, FP, LB Blue,Lav-;3" 24 MY - SP 6.95 

SCA575X ‘Pink Mist’ (Qt.) S. columbaria ‘Pink Mist’ P5 FS - PS CF, FP, LB Pink 18 JL - SP 6.10 

SCU350X Scullcap (Qt.) Scutellaria laterifolia P3 FS - PS M Lavender 24 JL - AG 6.10 

******* Sea Holly see Eryngium: 

SEA370X Sea Lavender (Qt.) Limonium latifolium P4 FS BF, DF, DR, FP, LB Lav., Light- 18 JL - SP 6.10 

Sedum: Sedum, ... BF, DT, LB 

SED375X ‘Autumn Joy’ (Qt.) Sedum spectabile ‘A. Joy’ P3 FS FP Rose,Mgnta- 24 SP - OC 6.10 

SED578X ‘Beaded’ (Qt.) Sedum ‘Beaded’ P5 FS FP, RG 1 6.10 

SED210X★ Black-Leaf, ‘Bertram Anderson’ (Qt.) S. ‘B. A.’ (cauticolum) P4 FS FP, RG Red, Purple- 8 JL - AG 6.25 

SED725X Black-Leaf, ‘Turkish Delight’ (Qt.) Sedum ussuriense‘T. D.’ P3 FS FP, RG Red, Carmin- 6 JN - JL 6.95 

SED615X ‘Blue Carpet’ (Qt.) Sedum ‘Blue Carpet’ P5 FS FP White 1 JL - AG 6.10 

SED381X ‘Brillant’ (Qt.) Sedum spectabile ‘Brillant’ P3 FS - PS FP Rose 24 SP - OC 6.10 

SED505X ‘Burro’s-Tail’ (Qt.) S. ‘B.’s-Tail’ (morganianum) P5 FS FP, O 6 6.10 

SED572X ‘Dragon’s Blood’ (Qt.) S. spurium ‘Dragon’s Blood’ P3 FS FP, RG Red 4 JL - AG 6.10 

SED555X ‘Fulda Glow’ (Qt.) Sedum spurium ‘Fuldaglut’ P3 FS FP, RG Pink 4 JL - AG 6.10 

SED620X ‘Gold Carpet’ (Qt.) Sedum ‘Gold Carpet’ P4 FS - PS FP, RG Yellow 4 JL - AG 6.10 

SED705X Golden, ‘Angelina’ (Qt.) Sedum rupestre ‘Angelina’ P3 FS - PS FP, RG Yellow 6 JL - AG 6.25 

SED730X Gracile (Qt.) Sedum gracile P3 FS FP, RG White 2 JL - AG 6.25 

SED710X ‘Hab Grey’ (Qt.) Sedum telephium ruprechtii ‘Hab G.’ P3 FS - PS FP, RG Red, Brnze- 24 JL - SP 6.95 

SED215X★ Hispanica, ‘Purple Form’ (Qt.) S. hispanicum minus ‘P. F.’ P5 FS FP, RG Pink 2 JL - AG 6.10 

SED387X ‘Icicle’ (Qt.) Sedum ‘Icicle’ P6 FS RG, O White 8 JL - AG 6.10 

SED574X Kamtschaticum, Variegated (Qt.) S. kamt. ‘Variegatum’ P3 FS FP, RG Yellow, Gold- 5 JL - SP 6.10 

SED390X Love ‘n’ Tangles (Qt.) Sedum dasyphyllum P5 FS FP, O, RG White 3 JL - AG 6.10 

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SED645X ‘Mediovariegatum’ (Qt.) Sedum alboroseum ‘M.’ P6 FS - PS CF, FP, RG Pink, Light- 18 SP - OC 6.95 

SED630X ‘Mentha-Requienii’ (Qt.) Sedum ‘Mentha-requienii’ P6 FS FP Pink .5 JL - AG 6.25 

SED715X ‘Mr. Goodbud’ (Qt.) Sedum ‘Mr. Goodbud’ P4 FS FP Purple, Red- 17 JN - JL 7.95 

SED605X Nevii (Qt.) Sedum nevii P5 FS - PS FP, RG, NP White, Ice- 3 JL - AG 6.10 

SED735X Pachyclados (Qt.) Sedum pachyclados P5 FS FP, RG White 4 MY & SP 6.95 

SED610X ‘Red Carpet’ (Qt.) Sedum spurium ‘Red C.’ P3 FS FP, RG Red, Rose- 6 JN - AG 6.10 

SED720X Sexangulare (Qt.) Sedum sexangulare P5 FS FP, RG Yellow, Brht- 1 JL - AG 6.10 

SED589X Tetractinum (Qt.) Sedum tetractinum P4 FS FP, RG White 3 JN - AG 6.10 

SED395X ‘Tricolor’ (Qt.); Variegated Sedum Sedum spurium ‘Tricolor’ P3 FS FP, RG Pink 9 SP - OC 6.10 

SED540X ‘Tufted’ (Qt.) Sedum ‘Tufted’ P5 FS FP, RG Yellow 6 JL - AG 6.10 

SED860X Variegated, ‘Autumn Charm’ (Qt.) Sedum ‘A. C.’ (‘Lajos’) P4 FS FP, RG Pink, Bright- 15 AG - SP 8.95 

SED397X ‘Vera Jameson’ (Qt.) Sedum ‘Vera Jameson’ P4 FS FP, O, RG Pink, Rose- 12 AG - SP 6.10 

SED399X ‘Weihenstephaner Gold’ (Qt.) Sedum floriferum ‘W. Gold’ P3 FS - PS FP, RG Yellow, Org- 6 JN - JL 6.10 

SED401X White (Qt.) Sedum album P5 FS - PS FP, RG White 2 JL - AG 6.10 

SED405X Yellow Acre (Qt.) Sedum acre ‘Aureum’ P4 FS FP, GC, RG Yellow 4 JL - AG 6.10 

Sempervivum: Hens & Chicks, ... ; Houseleek DR, DT 

SEM225X ‘Braunii’ (Qt.) Sempervivum ‘Braunii’ P6 FS FP, RG Yellow 4 JL - AG 6.10 

SEM615X ‘Cebenese’ (Qt.) Sempervivum ‘Cebenese’ P5 FS FP, RG 3 6.25 

SEM210X ‘Cobweb’ (Qt.) S. arachnoideum ‘Cobweb’ P5 FS FP, RG Pink 4 JL - AG 6.10 

SEM270X ‘Fuzzy Wuzzy’ (Qt.) Sempervivum ‘F. Wuzzy’ P5 FS FP, RG Pink, Rose- 4 JL - AG 6.25 

SEM620X ‘Gay Jester’ (Qt.) Sempervivum ‘Gay Jester’ P6 FS FP, RG 3 6.25 

SEM275X ‘Gazelle’ (Qt.) Sempervivum ‘Gazelle’ P4 FS FP, RG Pink, Dark- 3 JN - JL 6.95 

SEM605X Glabrescens (Qt.) S. a. glabrescens P5 FS FP, RG Pink, Rose- 3 JL - AG 6.25 

SEM625X ‘Gorges DeDalis’ (Qt.) S. arachnoideum ‘G. D.’ P5 FS FP, RG 3 6.25 

SEM730X★ ‘Grammens’ (Qt.) Sempervivum ‘Grammens’ P4 FS FP, RG Pink 3 JN - JL 8.95 

SEM250X ‘Greenii’ (Qt.) S. calcareum ‘Greenii’ P5 FS FP, RG Pink, Rich- 4 JL - AG 6.25 

SEM280X ‘Gruenrand’ (Qt.) Sempervivum ‘Gruenrand’ P4 FS FP, RG Red, Dark- 5 JN - JL 7.95 

SEM735X★ ‘Hullabaloo’ (Qt.) Sempervivum ‘Hullabaloo’ P4 FS FP, RG Pink 3 JN - JL 7.95 

SEM865X ‘Icicle’ (Qt.) Sempervivum ‘Icicle’ P5 FS FP, RG 3 6.25 

SEM895X ‘Kimono’ (Qt.) Sempervivum ‘Kimono’ P4 FS FP, RG Pink 3 JN - JL 7.95 

SEM870X ‘King George’ (Qt.) Sempervivum ‘K. George’ P5 FS FP, RG 3 JL - AG 6.25 

SEM285X ‘Kramer’s Spinard’ (Qt.) Sempervivum ‘Kramer’s S.’ P5 FS FP, RG 4 6.25 

SEM875X ‘Lipstick’ (Qt.) Sempervivum ‘Lipstick’ P5 FS FP, RG Pink 3 JL - AG 6.25 

SEM212X ‘Oddity’ (Qt.) Sempervivum tectorum ‘O.’ P4 FS FP, RG Pink 4 JL - AG 7.95 

SEM740X★ ‘Othello’ (Qt.) Sempervivum ‘Othello’ P4 FS FP, RG Red, Dark- 4 JN - JL 6.25 

SEM630X ‘Pekinese’ (Qt.) Sempervivum ‘Pekinese’ P6 FS FP, RG 3 6.25 

SEM235X ‘Pilioseum’ (Qt.) Sempervivum ‘Pilioseum’ P3 FS FP, RG 4 6.10 

SEM905X ‘Pink Pearl’ (Qt.) S. calcareum ‘Pink Pearl’ P4 FS FP, RG 4 JN - JL 7.95 

SEM880X Pittonii (Qt.) Sempervivum pittonii P5 FS FP, RG Yellow, Grn- 3 JL - AG 6.25 

SEM255X ‘Pygmalion’ (Qt.) S. arachnoideum ‘P.’ P5 FS FP, RG 4 6.25 

SEM885X ‘Pyrenaicum’ (Qt.) Sempervivum ‘Pyrenaicum’ P5 FS FP, RG 3 JL - AG 6.25 

SEM635X ‘Quintessence’ (Qt.) Sempervivum ‘Q.’ P5 FS FP, RG 3 6.25 

SEM265X ‘Red Tips’ (Qt.) S. calcareum monstrosum ‘R. T.’ P5 FS FP, RG 4 6.25 

SEM290X ‘Red-Purple’ (Qt.) S. tectorum ‘Red-Purple’ P5 FS FP, RG 4 6.25 

SEM295X ‘Reinhard’ (Qt.) Sempervivum ‘Reinhard’ P4 FS FP, RG Pink 3 JN - JL 7.95 

SEM705X ‘Ruby Heart’ (Qt.) Sempervivum ‘Ruby Heart’ P3 FS FP, RG 4 6.10 

SEM975X Ruthenicum (Qt.) Sempervivum ruthenicum P4 FS FP, RG Yellow, Lht- 3 JN - JL 6.25 

SEM640X ‘Silver Thaw’ (Qt.) Sempervivum ‘Silver Thaw’ P5 FS FP, RG 3 6.25 

SEM645X ‘Sir Wm. Lawrence’ (Qt.) S. calcareum ‘Sir Wm. L.’ P5 FS FP, RG 4 6.25 

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SEM650X ‘Sunset’ (Qt.) S. ‘Sunset’ (tectorum) P3 FS FP, RG 4 6.25 

SEM745X★ ‘Tokajense’ (Qt.) S. tectorum ‘Tokajense’ P4 FS FP, RG Pink 3 JN - JL 7.95 

SEM655X ‘Utopian’ (Qt.) Sempervivum ‘Utopian’ P6 FS FP, RG 3 JL - AG 6.25 

SEM305X ‘Viking’ (Qt.) Sempervivum ‘Viking’ P5 FS FP, RG 4 6.25 

SEM310X ‘Witcheri’ (Qt.) Sempervivum ‘Witcheri’ P6 FS FP, RG 4 6.25 

SEM660X ‘Yukon Snow’ (Qt.) S. arachnoideum ‘Y. Snow’ P5 FS FP, RG 3 6.25 

SEN410X Senna (Qt.) Senna (Cassia) marilandica P4 FS - PS BF, D, DR, LB, M, NP Yellow 60 AG - SP 6.10 

SEN415 Sensitive Plant Mimosa pudica TP FS IU Pink 8 AG - SP 4.95 

Serissa: Serissa, ... 

SER605 ‘Beetson’s Gold’ Serissa foetida ‘B.’s Gold’ TP FS - PS O 8 5.85 

SER420 ‘Kyoto’ (Miniature Growth) Serissa foetida ‘Kyoto’ TP FS - PS O White 8 FB - MR 5.45 

SER425 ‘Mt. Fuji’ (Dwarf, Strong Variegation) Serissa foetida ‘Mt. Fuji’ TP FS - PS O White 6 FB - MR 5.45 

SER430 ‘Snow Rose’ Serissa foetida floreplena TP FS - PS O White; Dbl 12 PRD 5.45 

SER435 Variegated, Pink Serissa ‘Variegata Pink’ TP FS - PS O Pink 10 PRD 5.45 

SER445 Variegated, White Serissa ‘Variegata’ TP FS - PS O White 14 PRD 5.45 

SER450 ‘Yatsubusa’ (Unusual Compact Growth) Serissa foetida ‘Y.’ TP FS - PS O Pink 6 FB - MR 5.45 

******* Shooting Stars see Dodecatheon: 

Sideritis: 

SID415 Greek Mountain Tea Sideritis syriaca TP FS C, M Yellow 20 JL - AG 6.95 

Silene: DT 

SIL580X Royal Catchfly (Qt.); Showy Catchfly Silene regia P4 FS FP, HB, NP Red, Scarlt- 36 JL - AG 6.10 

SIL330X Silene, ‘Swan Lake’ (Qt.) Silene maritima ‘Swan L.’ P4 FS - PS FP, RG White; Dbl 6 JL - AG 6.10 

Silphium: DR, NP 

SIL005X Cup, Indian (Qt.); Cup Plant Silphium perfoliatum P4 FS - PS FP, IU, M, MT Yellow 72 JL - SP 6.25 

SKI450X Skirret (Qt.) Sium sisarum P6 FS - PS C White, Grn- 36 JL - AG 6.25 

******* Snow-in-Summer see Cerastium: 

******* Snow-on-the-Mountain see Aegopodium: 

******* Soapwort see Saponaria: 

SOC485 Society Garlic, ‘Silver Lace’ Tulbaghia violacea ‘S. L.’ TP FS - PS C, O Lav., Light- 12 ADP 5.45 

Solomon’s Seal, ... DR 

SOL315X Chinese, Dwarf (Qt.) Polygonatum humile P5 PS - S FP, GC, WG White, Crm- 6 JN - JL 6.95 

SOL487X Solomon’s Seal, False (Qt.) Smilacina racemosa P4 PS - S FP, NP, WG White, Grn- 24 JN 6.10 

SOL320X Great (Qt.) Polygonatum commutatum P3 PS - S FP, WG White 48 JN - JL 6.50 

SOL325X Japanese, Dwarf (Qt.) P. falcatum ‘Pumilum’ P5 PS - S FP, WG White, Crm- 12 AP - MY 6.95 

SOL330X Japanese, Dwarf, Variegated (Qt.) P. falcatum ‘Variegatum’ P5 PS - S FP, WG White, Crm- 12 AP - MY 6.95 

SOL335X Smooth (Qt.) Polygonatum biflorum P3 PS - S FP, NP, WG White, Grn- 24 MY - JN 6.10 

SOL340X Variegated (Qt.) P. odoratum ‘Variegatum’ P4 PS - S FP, O, WG White 30 JN - JL 6.10 

******* Sorrel see Rumex: 

******* Southernwood see Artemisia: 

******* Spice Bush see Plectranthus: 

******* Spiderwort see Tradescantia: 

******* Spikenard, American see Aralia: 

Spiranthes: (Nursery Propagated) MT 

SPI585X Nodding Ladies’ Tresses, Fragrant (Qt.) S. cernua odorata P3 PS - S F, FP, NP, WG White 12 JL - AG 10.95 

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******* Spring Beauty see Claytonia: 

******* Spurge see Euphorbia: 

******* Spurge, Allegheny see Pachysandra: 

******* St. John’s Wort see Hypericum: 

Stachys: Betony, ... DR, DT 

STA370X Dwarf, Purple (Qt.) Stachys minima P4 FS FP, RG Purple, Rse- 6 JN - AG 6.25 

STA310X Lavender (Qt.) Stachys officinalis P5 FS - PS CF, FP, M Lavender 16 JL - AG 6.10 

STA315X Pink (Qt.) Stachys officinalis ‘Rosea’ P5 FS FP Pink 14 JL - AG 6.10 

STA320X Spiked, Purple (Qt.) Stachys spicata ‘Purpurea’ P5 FS CF, FP Lavender 14 JL - AG 6.10 

STA325X Spiked, White (Qt.) Stachys spicata ‘Alba’ P5 FS CF, FP White 14 JL - AG 6.10 

STA350X White (Qt.) Stachys grandiflora ‘Alba’ P3 FS CF, FP White 16 JL - AG 6.10 

Stachys: Lamb’s Ears, ... DR, DT 

STA335X ‘Big Ears’ (Qt.) (‘Helene von Stein’) Stachys byzantina ‘Big E.’ P5 FS FP No Flower 12 6.10 

STA025X Common (Qt.) Stachys byzantina P4 FS CF, DF, FP, GC, M Lavender 18 JL 6.10 

STA355X ‘Cotton Boll’ (Qt.) Stachys byzantina ‘C. Boll’ P4 FS DF, FP, GC Pink, Lav.- 15 JL - AG 6.25 

STA345X ‘Silver Carpet’ (Qt.) Stachys byzantina ‘S. C.’ P4 FS GC, O No Flower 6 6.10 

STE535 Stevia Rebaudiana Stevia rebaudiana TP FS - PS C, IU White 10 ADP 6.95 

Used as a sweetener, Stevia is also known as ‘Sweet Herb of Paraguay.’ The plant’s sweetening agent, the 

glycoside stevioside, is 300 times sweeter than granulated sugar and is also non-caloric. The herb reduces blood sugar 

levels as it sweetens, making it a good sugar substitute for diabetics. The Indian women of Paraguay have used this 

plant as a tea for contraceptive purposes. Laboratory tests have confirmed that Stevia does reduce fertility. This plant 

thrives in rich, well-drained soil, full to partial-sun and prefers temperatures above 45 degrees. 

STO805X Stokesia, ‘Honeysong Purple’ (Qt.) Stokesia laevis ‘H. P.’ P5 FS BF, CF, DR, FP Purpl,Ryl-;3" 14 JL - AG 6.95 

STO590X Stokesia, ‘Klaus Jelitto’ (Qt.) Stokesia laevis ‘K. Jelitto’ P5 FS BF, CF, DR, FP Blu,Pwdr-;4" 18 JL - AG 6.95 

******* Strawberry Blite see Chenopodium: 

Strawberry, ... 

STR520X ‘Cavendish’ (Qt.) (Early Mid-Season) F. x ananassa ‘C.’ P3 FS C, FP White;LrgFrt 8 Frt:JN 4.10 

STR525X ‘Jewel’ (Qt.) (Mid-Season) Fragaria x ananassa ‘J.’ P4 FS C, FP White;LrgFrt 8 Frt:JN 4.10 

STR553X Runnerless, ‘Alexandria’ (Qt.) Fragaria vesca ‘Alexandria’ P5 FS B, C White 6 MY - JL 6.10 

SUG580X Sugar Cane, Black (Qt.) Saccharum officinarum TP FS C, O AD 8.95 

SUG595X Sugar Cane, Black, Black-Leaf (Qt.) S. officinarum ‘B.-L.’ TP FS C, O AD 11.95 

******* Sweet Annie see Artemisia: Wormwood, Sweet 

SWE587X Sweet Cicely (Qt.) Myrrhis odorata P4 PS - S C, M White 24 JL - AG 6.50 

******* Sweet Flag see Acorus: 

******* Sweet William see Dianthus: 

Symphytum: Comfrey, ... 

SYM220X Common, Purple (Qt.); Russian S. officinale (x uplandicum) P4 FS - PS FP, M Purple 36 JL - AG 6.10 

SYM225X Common, White (Qt.) Symphytum officinale ‘Alba’ P5 FS - PS FP, M White 24 JL - AG 6.25 

SYM275X ‘Hidcote Blue’ (Qt.) S. grandiflorum ‘Hidcote B.’ P5 FS - PS FP Blue 18 MY - JN 6.25 

SYM235X Raspberry Queen, ‘Well-Sweep’ (Qt.) S. x rubrum ‘Well-S.’ P5 FS - PS FP Raspberry 30 JL - AG 6.25 

SYM240X Red (Qt.) Symphytum x rubrum P5 FS - PS FP Red 14 JL - AG 6.95 

SYM250X Yellow (Qt.) Symphytum grandiflorum P4 FS - PS FP, WG Yellow 14 MY - JN 6.10 

Tagetes: Marigold, ... BF 

TAG105 French Tagetes patula ‘Sparky’ A FS C, FA, IU Orange 10 JL - SP 2.40 

TAG160 ‘Golden Gem’ Tagetes tenuifolia ‘G. Gem’ A FS C, FA Gold 12 JL - SP 2.40 

TAG110 ‘Lemon Gem’ Tagetes tenuifolia ‘L. Gem’ A FS C, FA Yellow, Lmn- 12 JL - SP 2.40 

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Tagetes: Marigold, ... (Continued) BF 

TAG040 Mint-Scented; Winter Tarragon Tagetes lucida TP FS - PS C, F Yellow 16 SLD 4.95 

TAG165 ‘Red Gem’ Tagetes tenuifolia ‘Red G.’ A FS C, FA Red 12 JL - SP 2.40 

TAG155 ‘Tangerine Gem’ Tagetes tenuifolia ‘T. Gem’ A FS C, FA Orange, Dp- 12 JL - SP 2.40 

TAM435 Tamarind; Indian Date Tamarindus indica TP FS C, M Yellow, Crm- AD ADP 18.95 

Tanacetum: BF, DR, LB 

TAN322X Costmary (Qt.); Bible Leaf Tanacetum balsamita P6 FS - PS C, F Yellow 30 AG - SP 6.10 

TAN325X Costmary, Camphor (Qt.) T. balsamita camphoratum P6 FS - PS F Yellow 12 AG - SP 6.50 

TAN062X Daisy, Pyrethrum, True (Qt.) Tanacetum cinerariifolium P6 FS FP, IU White; Daisy 16 JN - JL 6.25 

TAN025X Feverfew, Double (Qt.) T. parthenium ‘Flora Pleno’ P6 FS CF, FP, M White; Dbl 24 JL - AG 6.10 

TAN027X Feverfew, Golden (Qt.) Tanacetum p. ‘Aureum’ P6 FS FP White 12 JL - AG 6.10 

TAN040 Feverfew, Old-Fashioned, Single Tanacetum parthenium P6 FS - PS CF, FP, M White 24 JL - SP 3.80 

TAN007X Tansy, Common (Qt.) Tanacetum vulgare P4 FS - PS D, DF, DT, FP, M Yellow;Bttns 48 JL - SP 6.10 

TAN012X Tansy, Fernleaf (Qt.) Tanacetum v. ‘Crispum’ P4 FS - PS DT, FP Yellow;Bttns 20 AG - SP 6.10 

TAN335X Tansy, Fernleaf, Silver (Qt.) Tanacetum densum amani P6 FS DT, FP, RG Yellow;Bttns 10 JL - AG 6.25 

TAN020X Tansy, ‘Goldsticks’ (Qt.) Tanacetum v. ‘Goldsticks’ P4 FS - PS CF, DT, FP Gold 48 JL - SP 6.10 

TAN015X Tansy, Silver (Qt.) Tanacetum niveum P4 FS DT, FP White; Daisy 18 JL - AG 6.10 

******* Tarragon, French see Artemisia: Tarragon, French 

******* Tarragon, Winter see Tagetes: Marigold, Mint-Scented 

******* Tea Plant see Camellia: 

******* Tea Rose, Australian see Leptospermum: 

******* Tea Tree see Melaleuca: 

******* Tea Tree, Lemon see Leptospermum: 

******* Teasel see Dipsacus: 

Teucrium: Germander, ... DR 

TEU605 Camphor-Scented Teucrium asiaticum TP FS F, O Pink 10 AG 5.85 

TEU490 Cat Thyme Teucrium marum TP FS F, O Purple, Pink- 6 AG 5.85 

TEU495X Creeping (Qt.) T. c. ‘Nanum’ (canadense) P5 FS DT, FP, GC Pink 8 JL - AG 6.10 

TEU487 Germander (Shrub-like for edging) Teucrium chamaedrys P5 FS B, DT, FP Rose 14 JL - AG 3.80 

TEU500 Majoricum Teucrium majoricum P6 FS DT, F, O Pink 6 JL - AG 5.85 

TEU625X ‘Summer Sunshine’ (Qt.) T. chamaedrys ‘Summer S.’ P5 FS - PS DT, FP, O Pink, Lav.- 12 JL - AG 6.25 

TEU515 ‘Variegated, Well-Sweep’ T. chamaedrys ‘W.-S. V.’ P5 FS DT, O Rose 14 JL - AG 6.25 

TEU530 Yellow-Flowered Teucrium flavum P5 FS DT, O Yellow 16 JL - AG 5.85 

Teucrium: DR 

TEU520X Wood Sage (Qt.) Teucrium scorodonia P5 FS DT, M, RG Yellow, Pale- 12 JL - AG 6.25 

TEU525X Wood Sage, Dwarf (Qt.) T. scorodonia ‘Crispum’ P5 FS DT, RG Yellow 10 JL - AG 6.25 

Thalictrum: Meadow Rue, ... DR, LB, MT, WG 

THA560X ‘Black Stockings’ (Qt.) T. aquilegifolium ‘Black S.’ P5 FS - PS FP Pink, Lav.- 58 JN - JL 7.95 

THA020X Kyushu (Qt.) Thalictrum kiusianum P5 FS - PS FP Purple, Pink- 4 JL - AG 7.95 

THA010X Lilac (Qt.) Thalictrum delavayi P5 FS - PS FP Lilac 36 MY - JN 6.10 

THA415X Rose (Qt.) Thalictrum aquilegifolium P5 FS - PS CF, FP Rose 36 MY - JN 6.10 

THA555X Yellow (Qt.) Thalictrum flavum glaucum P5 FS - PS FP Yellow 36 MY - JN 6.10 

THI030 Thistle, Blessed Cnicus benedictus A FS - PS M Yellow 20 JL - SP 4.95 

THI035 Thistle, Milk; Holy Thistle Silybum marianum A FS - PS C, FA, M Purple 14 JL - SP 4.95 

******* Thistle, Red or Yellow see Centaurea: 

THI045X Thistle, Scotch (Qt.) Onopordum nervosum (acanthium) B6 FS - PS FA, M Lavender 72 JL - AG 6.10 

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Thymus: Thyme, Creeping, ... DR 

Some of the creeping thymes are great for filling in the areas between stones on walkways. They have prolific 

mat-forming low growth and attractive flowers. Varieties with a ✩ afterwards - work very well for this application. 

THY060 ‘Annie Hall’ ✩ Thymus praecox ‘Annie H.’ P5 FS GC, RG Pink 1 JL - AG 3.80 

THY370 ‘Archer’s Gold’ T. x citriodorus ‘A.’s Gold’ P5 FS O, RG Pink, Lav.- 3 JL - AG 4.95 

THY650 Brachychilus Thymus brachychilus P6 FS F, FP, RG Pink 3 JN - JL 4.95 

THY063 ‘Bressingham, Pink’ ✩ T. praecox ‘Bressingham’ P5 FS F, GC Pink 1 JL - AG 4.95 

THY815 Bucharicum Thymus bucharicum P5 FS O, RG Pink 1 JL - AG 4.95 

THY405 ‘Cape May’ T. pulegioides ‘Cape May’ P5 FS F, GC, RG Pink, Light- 6 JL - AG 3.80 

THY080 Caraway Thymus herba-barona P5 FS C, F, RG Purple, Rose- 4 JL - AG 3.80 

THY450 Caraway, Lemon; ‘Lemon Carpet’ T. h.-b. ‘Lemon Scented’ P5 FS C, F, RG Pink 4 JL - AG 3.80 

THY435 ‘Chehalem Valley’ Thymus ‘Chehalem Valley’ P5 FS RG 2 3.80 

THY325 ‘Citriodorus’ (‘Serp. Citriodorum’) T. serpyllum ‘Citriodorus’ P5 FS GC, RG Pink 3 JL - AG 3.80 

THY093 ‘Clear Gold’ Thymus ‘Clear Gold’ P5 FS GC, RG Pink 3 JN - JL 3.80 

THY090 ‘Coconut’ ✩ Thymus praecox ‘Coconut’ P5 FS F, GC, RG Pink 4 JL - AG 3.80 

THY655 Comosus Thymus comosus P5 FS F, FP, RG Pink, Bright- 6 JN - JL 4.95 

THY670 ‘David Baird’ Thymus ‘David Baird’ P5 FS GC, RG 2 4.95 

THY130 ‘Doone Valley’ Thymus ‘Doone Valley’ P5 FS F, GC, RG Lavender 3 JL - AG 3.80 

THY460 ‘Dot Wells’ T. pulegioides ‘Dot Wells’ P5 FS GC, O, RG Pink 4 JL - AG 3.80 

THY135 ‘Dr. Blackburn #1’ Thymus ‘Dr. Blackburn #1’ P5 FS O, RG Pink 6 JL - AG 3.80 

THY140 ‘Dr. Blackburn #2’ Thymus ‘Dr. Blackburn #2’ P5 FS O, RG Pink 3 JL - AG 3.80 

THY145 ‘Drucei’ T. praecox arcticus (‘D.’) P5 FS GC, RG Pink, Deep- 2 JL - AG 3.80 

THY146 ‘E. B. Anderson’ T. x citriodorus ‘Bertram A.’ P5 FS C, F, RG Lilac 1 JL - AG 4.95 

THY147 ‘Emerald Cushion’ Thymus praecox ‘E. C.’ P5 FS GC, O, RG Pink, Lav.- 1 JL - AG 4.95 

THY170 ‘Epiroticus’ Thymus ‘Epiroticus’ P5 FS O, RG Pink 4 JL - AG 3.80 

THY675 ‘Fairie’ Thymus ‘Fairie’ P5 FS F, O Pink, Light- 4 JL - AG 4.95 

THY095 Golden, Variegated ✩; ‘Mayfair’ Thymus praecox ‘Mayfair’ P5 FS GC, RG Pink 2 JL - AG 3.80 

THY410 ‘Goldstream’ T. praecox ‘Goldstream’ P5 FS GC, O, RG Pink, Light- 1 JL - AG 3.80 

THY625 Japanese, Pink ✩ Thymus quinquecostatus P5 FS GC, RG Pink 2 JL - AG 3.80 

THY380 Japanese, White ✩ T. quinquecostatus albus P5 FS C, GC, O, RG White 2 JL - AG 3.80 

THY195 Lanicaulis Thymus thracicus P5 FS O, RG Lavender 4 JL - AG 3.80 

THY630 ‘Lemon’ ✩ T. pulegioides ‘Lemon’ P5 FS GC, RG Pink, Lav.- 2 JL - AG 3.80 

THY385 ‘Lemon Frost’ ✩ Thymus ‘Lemon Frost’ P5 FS C, F White 5 JL - AG 3.80 

THY470 ‘Lemon Pincushion’ ✩ T. ‘Lemon Pincushion’ P5 FS GC, RG Pink, Lav.- 2 JL - AG 3.80 

THY415 ‘Lime’ Thymus ‘Lime’ P5 FS GC, O, RG White 3 JL - AG 3.80 

THY620 ‘Little Elfin Pink’ Thymus ‘Elfin’ (serphyllum) P5 FS O, RG Pink 1 JL - AG 4.95 

THY225 Loeyvyanus Thymus loeyvyanus P5 FS O, RG Lavender 4 JL - AG 3.80 

THY362 ‘Long-Leaf Gray’ T. ‘Long-leaf G.’ (thracicus) P5 FS GC, RG Pink 4 JL - AG 3.80 

THY230 ‘Longwood’ Thymus ‘Longwood’ P5 FS O, RG Lavender 5 JL - AG 3.80 

THY235 Marchallii Thymus pannonicus P5 FS O, RG Pink 3 JL - AG 3.80 

THY475 ‘Mastic’ Thymus ‘Mastic’ P5 FS GC, RG White 2 JL - AG 3.80 

THY250 Micans ✩ T. caespititius (‘Tuffet’) P5 FS RG Pink 2 JL - AG 3.80 

THY420 ‘Mint’ ✩ Thymus praecox ‘Mint’ P5 FS F, RG Pink 2 JL - AG 3.80 

THY260 Minus Thymus minus P5 FS O, RG Lavender 1 JL - AG 3.80 

THY390 ‘Moonlight’ Thymus leuchotrichus ‘M.’ P6 FS GC, RG Pink 3 JL - AG 4.95 

THY265 ‘Mother-of-Thyme’ T. pulegioides ‘Mother-of-T.’ P5 FS C, GC, RG Pink 4 JL - AG 3.80 

THY750 ‘Nitens’ Thymus ‘Nitens’ P5 FS GC, RG Pink 2 JL - AG 4.95 

THY275 ‘Nutmeg’ T. herba-barona ‘Nutmeg’ P5 FS C, RG Pink 4 JL - AG 3.80 

THY645 ‘Orange Spice’ T. ‘Orange Spice-(TM95)’ P4 FS C, F, GC, RG Pink 5 JL - AG 4.95 

THY285 Oregano T. pulegioides ‘O.-scented’ P5 FS C, F, GC, RG Pink, Lav.- 4 JL - AG 3.80 

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THY290 ‘Pennsylvania Dutch Tea’ T. pulegioides ‘P. Dutch Tea’ P5 FS C, F, GC, RG Pink 6 JL - AG 3.80 

THY295 ‘Pinewood’ Thymus vulgaris ‘Pinewood’ P5 FS F, O Pink, Light- 6 JL - AG 3.80 

THY097 ‘Pink’ ✩ Thymus ‘Pink’ P5 FS GC, RG Pink 2 JL - AG 3.80 

THY305 ‘Pink Chintz’ ✩ T. praecox ‘Pink Chintz’ P5 FS GC, RG Pink 2 JL - AG 3.80 

THY364 ‘Pink Ripple’ T. ‘Pink Ripple’ (serpyllum) P5 FS GC, RG Pink 3 JL - AG 3.80 

THY315 Pulegioides ✩ Thymus pulegioides P5 FS GC, RG Pink 2 JL - AG 3.80 

THY478 ‘Rainbow Falls’ Thymus serpyllum ‘R. Falls’ P5 FS GC, RG Pink, Lilac- 2 JL - AG 3.80 

THY105 Red ✩; ‘Kermesinus’ Thyme T. pulegioides ‘Kermesinus’ P5 FS GC, RG Rose 2 JL - AG 3.80 

THY110 Red, Narrow-Leaf ✩ T. praecox ‘Coccineus’ P5 FS GC, RG Rose 1 JL - AG 3.80 

THY665 ‘Reiter’s Red’ Thymus praecox ‘R.’s Red’ P5 FS GC, RG Pink 4 JL - AG 3.80 

THY755 ‘Rose Petal’ T. ‘Rose Petal-(TM122)’ P5 FS F, GC, RG Pink 4 JL - AG 4.95 

THY335 ‘Rosea’ ✩ (‘Serp. Rosea’) Thymus serpyllum ‘Rosea’ P5 FS GC, RG Pink, Lav.- 2 JL - AG 3.80 

THY425 ‘Russettings’ T. praecox ‘Russettings’ P5 FS GC, O, RG Pink, Lav.- 1 JL - AG 3.80 

THY320 ‘Russian’ Thymus ‘Russian’ P5 FS O, RG Pink 3 JL - AG 3.80 

THY330 Serp. Nutmeg ✩ Thymus praecox ‘Nutmeg’ P5 FS GC, RG Pink, Lav.- 2 JL - AG 3.80 

THY395 ‘Silver Needles’ T. cherlerioides ‘Silver N.’ P5 FS O, RG Lavender 4 JL - AG 4.95 

THY070 ‘Tuffet’ (Caespititius; Tufted Thyme) Thymus caespititius ‘Tuffet’ P5 FS F, O, RG Pink 2 JL - AG 4.95 

THY115 White ✩ Thymus praecox ‘Albiflorus’ P5 FS GC, RG White 1 JL - AG 3.80 

THY343 ‘White Magic’ T. pulegioides ‘White Magic’ P5 FS GC, RG White 3 JL - AG 3.80 

THY120 ‘White Moss’ ✩ T. praecox ‘White Moss’ P5 FS GC, RG White 2 JL - AG 3.80 

THY345 Woolly #1 ✩ T. pra. ‘Pseudolanuginosus’ P5 FS GC, RG Pink 2 JL - AG 3.80 

THY123 ‘Woolly #2’ ✩ (Fast Growing) Thymus ‘Woolly #2’ P5 FS GC, RG Pink 2 JL - AG 3.80 

THY350 ‘Woolly, Hall’s’ ✩ (Fastest Growing) T. praecox ‘Hall’s Woolly’ P5 FS GC, RG Pink 2 JL - AG 3.80 

THY355 ‘Woolly-Stemmed Early’ T. ‘Woolly-stemmed Early’ P5 FS GC, RG Pink 4 JL - AG 3.80 

THY360 ‘Woolly-Stemmed Sharp’ T. ‘Woolly-stemmed Sharp’ P5 FS GC, RG Pink, Light- 4 JL - AG 3.80 

THY440 ‘Zaranshanicus’ Thymus ‘Zaranshanicus’ P5 FS GC, O, RG Pink 1 JL - AG 3.80 

THY510 Zygis Thymus zygis P5 FS F, GC, RG White 3 JL - AG 4.95 

Thymus: Thyme, (Upright), ... DR 

With such a vast collection of thymes, we are often asked which are the best for cooking. In our opinion, the varieties 

that have the strongest flavor either fresh or dried and verified by popularity are: English - spicy floral fragrance and strong 

biting flavor; French - sweet floral fragrance with a strong biting flavor, a clam chowder seasoning; German French - 

strong fragrance and mild spicy flavor; German Winter - sweet strong fragrance and mild flavor; and, Lemon - strong 

lemon fragrance and flavor with a mild bite, it is often added to salads. Basically it comes down to your taste preference. 

THY055 ‘Albus’ T. praecox ‘Albus’ (‘Alba’) P5 FS C White 8 JL - AG 3.80 

THY075 Camphoratus; Camphor Thyme Thymus camphoratus TP FS F, O Pink 6 JN - JL 5.85 

******* Cat see Teucrium: Cat Thyme 

THY091 Conehead T. (Coriothymus) capitatus TP FS O, RG Purple 10 JL - AG 5.85 

THY150 English T. ‘Broad-leaf English’ P5 FS C, F White 8 JL - AG 3.80 

THY640 English, Compact T. vulgaris ‘Compactus’ P5 FS C, O Pink, Light- 6 JL - AG 3.80 

THY155 English, ‘Wedgewood, Well-Sweep’ T. vulgaris ‘Well-S. W.’ P5 FS C, F, O Lav., Light- 6 JL - AG 3.80 

THY180 French T. vul. ‘Narrow-leaf French’ P5 FS C, F White 8 JL - AG 3.80 

THY183 German French T. vulgaris ‘Tall German’ P5 FS C, F White 10 JL - AG 3.80 

THY185 ‘German Winter’ T. vulgaris ‘German Winter’ P5 FS C, F White 8 JL - AG 3.80 

THY375 ‘Gray Hill’ Thymus vulgaris ‘Gray Hill’ P5 FS C White 6 JL - AG 3.80 

THY190 ‘Greek’ Thymus vulgaris ‘Greek’ P5 FS C, F White 8 JL - AG 3.80 

THY197 ‘Lavender’ Thymus ‘Lavender’ P5 FS F Pink, Lav.- 5 JL - AG 3.80 

THY205 Lemon Thymus x citriodorus P5 FS C, F, RG Pink, Light- 8 JL - AG 3.80 

THY368 ‘Lemon Mist’ Thymus ‘Lemon Mist’ P5 FS C, F White 5 JL - AG 3.80 

THY210 Lemon, Golden T. x citriodorus ‘Aureus’ P5 FS C, F, O Pink, Light- 6 JL - AG 3.80 

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THY374 Lemon, ‘Golden King’ T. x citriodorus ‘Golden K.’ P5 FS C, F 6 4.95 

THY220 Lemon, ‘Silver-Edged’ T. x citriodorus ‘S.-Edged’ P5 FS C, F, O Pink 6 JL - AG 3.80 

THY465 ‘Lime’ Thymus x citriodorus ‘Lime’ P5 FS C, F Pink, Lav.- 8 JL - AG 3.80 

THY466 Mastichina Thymus mastichina P5 FS F, O White 8 JL - AG 3.80 

THY255 ‘Miniature’ Thymus vulgaris ‘Miniature’ P5 FS C, F, O White 3 JL - AG 5.85 

THY280 ‘Orange Balsam’ T. vulgaris ‘Orange Balsam’ P5 FS F, O Pink, Light- 6 JL - AG 3.80 

THY378 ‘Passion Pink’ T. ‘Passion P.’ (‘P. Passion’) P5 FS C, F Pink 5 JL - AG 3.80 

THY376 ‘Peter Davis’ Thymus richardii ‘Peter D.’ P5 FS C, F Pink, Lav.- 6 JN - JL 3.80 

THY310 ‘Porlock’ Thymus praecox ‘Porlock’ P5 FS C, F White 8 JL - AG 3.80 

THY430 Portuguese Thymus carnosus P5 FS C, F White 6 JL - AG 3.80 

THY317 ‘Rosa’s Delight’ T. vulgaris ‘Rosa’s Delight’ P5 FS C, FP Pink 8 JL - AG 3.80 

THY340 Silver T. ‘Argenteus’ (vulgaris) P5 FS F, O White 6 JL - AG 3.80 

THY605 ‘Silver, Hi-Ho’ T. vulgaris ‘Hi-Ho Silver’ P5 FS O White 8 JL - AG 3.80 

THY610 ‘Silver Posie’ T. vulgaris ‘Silver Posie’ P5 FS O White 6 JL - AG 3.80 

THY680 ‘Tabor’ Thymus vulgaris ‘Tabor’ P5 FS F, O Pink 6 JL - AG 4.95 

Tiarella: Foam Flower, ... CF, DR, LB 

TIA970X ‘Appalachian Trail’ (Qt.) Tiarella ‘Appalachian Trail’ P4 PS - S FP, GC, WG White 6 AP - MY 8.95 

TIA090X ‘Neon Lights’ (Qt.) Tiarella ‘Neon Lights’ P4 PS - S FP, GC, WG Pink, Crm- 16 AP - MY 7.95 

TIA065X North American (Qt.) Tiarella cordifolia P3 PS - S FP, GC, NP, WG White 12 AP - MY 6.10 

TIA085X ‘Pink Skyrocket’ (Qt.) Tiarella ‘Pink Skyrocket’ P4 PS - S F, FP, GC, WG Pink 11 AP - MY 7.95 

TIA820X ‘Sugar and Spice’ (Qt.) Tiarella ‘Sugar and Spice’ P4 PS - S FP, GC, WG Pink, Frstd- 12 AP - MY 7.95 

TOO400 Toothache Plant Spilanthes acmella TP FS - PS M Yellow 10 JL - AG 3.80 

Tradescantia: Spiderwort, ... DR, LB, MT 

TRA530X ‘Innocence’ (Qt.) Tradescantia ‘Innocence’ P4 FS - S FP, WG White, Pure- 18 JN - AG 6.10 

TRA525X ‘Red Grape’ (Qt.) Tradescantia ‘Red Grape’ P4 FS - S FP, WG Red 18 JN - AG 6.10 

TRA520X ‘Zwanenburg Blue’ (Qt.) Tradescantia ‘Z. Blue’ P4 FS - S FP, WG Blue 18 JN - AG 6.10 

Tricyrtis: Tricyrtis, ... ; Toad Lily WG 

TRI550X ‘Blue Wonder’ (Qt.) Tricyrtis ‘Blue Wonder’ P4 PS - S CF, FP, LB, MT Blue, Intns- 28 JL - SP 6.50 

TRI305X ‘Miyazaki’ (Qt.) Tricyrtis hirta ‘Miyazaki’ P4 PS - S CF, FP, LB, MT Wht;PrplSpts 24 JL - SP 6.10 

Trifolium: 

TRI170X Clover, Queens (Qt.) T. repens ‘Pentaphyllum’ P6 FS - PS FP, M, O White 3 JN - JL 6.10 

TRI175X Trifolium, ‘Dragon’s Blood’ (Qt.) Trifolium repens ‘D.’s Blood’ P6 FS - PS BF, F, FP, GC, O White 5 JN - JL 6.10 

Trillium: Trillium, ... DR 

TRI032X ‘Beige’ (Qt.) Trillium erectum ‘Beige’ P3 PS - S FP, NP, WG Beige 16 AP - JN 6.95 

TRI010X Nodding, Rose (Qt.) Trillium catesbaei P6 FS - PS FP, NP, WG Rose 12 AP - JN 6.95 

TRI044X Prairie, Purple (Qt.) Trillium recurvatum P5 PS - S FP, NP, WG Purple 16 AP - JN 6.95 

TRI025X ‘Purple’ (Qt.) Trillium erectum ‘Purple’ P3 PS - S FP, NP, WG Purple, Red- 16 AP - JN 6.95 

TRI048X ‘Red’ (Qt.) Trillium erectum ‘Red’ P4 PS - S FP, NP, WG Red 16 AP - JN 6.95 

TRI015X Snow (Qt.) Trillium grandiflorum P3 PS - S FP, NP, WG White to Rse 18 AP - JN 6.95 

TRI052X Toad, Red (Qt.) Trillium sessile P4 PS - S F, FP, NP, WG Red 12 AP - JN 6.95 

TRI040X Yellow (Qt.) Trillium luteum P5 PS F, FP, NP, WG Yellow 16 AP - JN 6.95 

******* Tritoma see Kniphofia: 

Trollius: Trollius, ... ; Globe Flower 

TRO980X ‘Golden Queen’ (Qt.) T. chinensis ‘Golden Q.’ P3 FS - PS CF, FP, MT Orange, Brt- 30 JL - AG 7.95 

TRO985X Yellow, ‘Prichard’s Giant’ (Qt.) Trollius ‘Prichard’s Giant’ P3 FS - PS CF, FP, MT Yellow, Brt- 36 MY - JL 6.50 

TRO375X Yellow, ‘Superbus’ (Qt.) T. europaeus ‘Superbus’ P3 FS - PS CF, FP, MT Yellow, Lmn- 24 JL - AG 6.10 

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TUR378 Turmeric, Orange-Rooted Curcuma longa (domestica) TP FS C, M Orange 16 ADP 6.25 

TUR380 Turmeric, Yellow-Rooted Curcuma aromatica TP FS C, M Yellow 16 ADP 6.25 

******* Turtlehead see Chelone: 

TWI025X Twinleaf (Qt) (Nursery Propagated) Jeffersonia diphylla P5 PS - S DR, FP, LB, M, NP White 10 AP - MY 6.25 

Vaccinium: Blueberry, ... (Northern Highbush varieties; self-pollinators - but cross pollination does improve yield) 

VAC105X ‘Bluecrop’ (2Q) V. corymbosum ‘Bluecrop’ P4 FS - PS C, FP, M, NP Wht;Frt~Lrg 6' JL - AG 14.95 

VAC050X ‘Bluegold’ (2Q) V. corymbosum ‘Bluegold’ P4 FS - PS C, FP, M, NP Wht;Frt~Lrg 6' JL - AG 14.95 

VAC055X ‘Blueray’ (Qt.) V. corymbosum ‘Blueray’ P4 FS - PS C, FP, M, NP Wht;Frt~Lrg 6' JL - AG 8.95 

VAC060X ‘Blueray’ (2Q) V. corymbosum ‘Blueray’ P4 FS - PS C, FP, M, NP Wht;Frt~Lrg 6' JL - AG 14.95 

VAC110X ‘Bonus’ (2Q) V. corymbosum ‘Bonus’ P4 FS - PS C, FP, M, NP Wht;Frt~Lrg 6' AG - SP 14.95 

VAC070X ‘Jersey’ (Qt.) V. corymbosum ‘Jersey’ P5 FS - PS C, FP, M, NP Wht;Frt~Lrg 7' AG - SP 8.95 

VAC075X ‘Legacy’ (Qt.) V. corymbosum ‘Legacy’ P5 FS - PS C, FP, M, NP Wht;Frt~MLg 5' AG - SP 8.95 

VAC115X ‘Legacy’ (3Qt.) V. corymbosum ‘Legacy’ P5 FS - PS C, FP, M, NP Wht;Frt~MLg 5' AG - SP 19.95 

VAC080X ‘Nelson’ (Qt.) V. corymbosum ‘Nelson’ P5 FS - PS C, FP, M, NP Wht;Frt~MLg 6' AG - SP 8.95 

Vaccinium: Cranberry, ... 

VAC085X American, ‘Pilgrim’ (Qt.) Vaccinium macrocarpon ‘P.’ P4 FS C, FP, GC, M, NP Pink; Rd Frt 6 JN & SP 8.95 

******* Valerian see Centranthus: 

Valeriana: 

VAL022X Heliotrope, Garden (Qt.); Valerian Valeriana officinalis P4 FS - PS DR, FP, M, WG White, Pink- 36 JN - AG 6.10 

Vegetables: (Organically Grown ~ In 3" Pots, unless indicated different; extra S&H may apply.) 

VEGBGY Broccoli, ‘Gypsy’ (6-Pack) Brassica oleracea ‘Gypsy’ A FS Vigorous plant; excellent flavor. 2.85 

VEGCCO★ Cabbage, ‘Chinese Optiko’ (6-Pack) Brassica oleracea ‘C. O.’ A FS Early, vigorous, Napa type head. 2.85 

VEGCGA Cabbage, ‘Gunma’ (6-Pack) Brassica oleracea ‘Gunma’ A FS Sweet, tender leaves; 7 lb. head. 2.85 

VEGCRD Cabbage, ‘Red Dynasty’ (6-Pack) Brassica oleracea ‘Red D.’ A FS Bright-red color; extra large head. 2.85 

VEGCMA Cantaloupe, ‘Minerva’ Cumis melo ‘Minerva’ A FS Vigorous vine; firm thick flesh; 10 lbs. 3.25 

VEGCFW Cauliflower, ‘First White’ (6-Pack) Brassica oleracea ‘First W.’ A FS Early, cold tolerant, 10" head. 2.85 

VEGCSY Cucumber, ‘Sweeter Yet’ Cucumis sativus ‘S. Yet’ A FS Early, bitterfree, and burpless. 3.25 

VEGEEC Eggplant, ‘Epic’ Solanum melongena ‘Epic’ A FS Strong plants; purple-black oval fruit. 3.25 

VEGKBK Kale, ‘Blue Knight’ (6-Pack) Brassica oleracea acephala ‘B. K.’ A FS Deep-blue, firm, curly leaves. 2.85 

VEGLBH Lettuce, ‘Buttercrunch’ (6-Pack) Lactuca sativa ‘B.’ A FS Crisp & sweet; mild flavor; slow bolting. 2.85 

VEGLNA Lettuce, Green Summer Crisp, ‘Nevada’ (6-Pack) L. s. ‘N.’ A FS Heavy heads of frilly green leaves. 2.85 

VEGLRB Lettuce, ‘Red Salad Bowl’ (6-Pack) Lactuca sativa ‘R. S. B.’ A FS Large heads; frilly red sweet leaves. 2.85 

VEGLCE Lettuce, Red Summer Crisp, ‘Cherokee’ (6-Pack) L. s. ‘C.’ A FS Thick, crisp, dark-red leaves. 2.85 

VEGOCA Onion, ‘Copra’ (6-Pack) Allium cepa ‘Copra’ A FS Firm and flavorful sweet yellow. 2.85 

VEGPGS Pepper, ‘Garden Salsa’ Capsicum annuum ‘G. S.’ A FS Ideal for stuffing; 2500 Scoville unit. 3.25 

VEGPHO Pepper, ‘Habanero’ Capsicum annuum ‘H.’ A FS Among the hottest ever measured. 3.25 

VEGPJO★ Pepper, ‘Jalapeno M’ Capsicum annuum ‘J. M’ A FS Most popular, 5,000 Scoville units. 3.25 

VEGPMO Pepper, ‘Muscato’ Capsicum annuum ‘M.’ A FS Green to orange; thick walled; producer. 3.25 

VEGPSO Pepper, ‘Serrano de Sol’ Capsicum annuum ‘S. de S.’ A FS Crisp, bright & biting flavor; 25,000. 3.25 

VEGPSS Pepper, ‘Summer Sweet’ Capsicum annuum ‘S. S.’ A FS Green to red; thick walled; high yield. 3.25 

VEGSSS★ Squash, Summer, ‘Supersett’ Cucurbita pepo ‘Supersett’ A FS Bright-yellow fruit, 7", high yield. 3.25 

VEGTAP Tomato, ‘Amish Paste’ Lycopersicon e. ‘Amish P.’ A FS Heirloom: deep-red, good flavor. 3.25 

VEGTBY Tomato, ‘Better Boy’ L. esculentum ‘Better Boy’ A FS Large, red, good flavor & juicy. 3.25 

VEGTBH Tomato, ‘Better Bush’ L. esculentum ‘Better Bush’ A FS Sweet & meaty 4" fruit; all season. 3.25 

VEGTBB Tomato, ‘Big Beef’ Lycopersicon e. ‘Big Beef’ A FS Very large, tasty, rich flavor, red. 3.25 

VEGTBM Tomato, ‘Big Mama’ L. esculentum ‘Big Mama’ A FS Seedless; eating & paste; plum shaped. 3.25 

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VEGTBP★ Tomato, ‘Black Prince’ L. esculentum ‘B. Prince’ A FS Heirloom: Mahogany-brown; rich, fruity flavor. 3.25 

VEGTBR Tomato, ‘Brandywine Red’ Lycopersicon e. ‘B. Red’ A FS 1885 Heirloom: considered best flavored red. 3.25 

VEGTSL Tomato, Cherry, ‘Sugar Lump’ L. esculentum ‘Sugar L.’ A FS Heirloom: 1" red fruit; good flavor. 3.25 

VEGTSS Tomato, Cherry, ‘Sun Sugar’ L. esculentum ‘Sun Sugar’ A FS Sweet & superb flavor; vigorous. 3.25 

VEGTDG Tomato, ‘Dixie Golden Giant’ L. esculentum ‘Dixie G. G.’ A FS Heirloom: Amish Beefsteak; fruity flavor. 3.25 

VEGTNG Tomato, ‘New Girl’ L. esculentum ‘New Girl’ A FS Early variety; excellent flavor. 3.25 

VEGTOG Tomato, ‘Old-Fashioned Goliath’ Lycopersicon e. ‘O.-F. G.’ A FS Hybrid: large fruit & good flavor. 3.25 

VEGTSG Tomato, ‘Striped German’ L. esculentum ‘S. German’ A FS Heirloom: bicolor, fruity flavor. 3.25 

VEGZSA Zucchini, ‘Seneca’ Cucurbita pepo ‘Seneca’ A FS Hybrid squash; early; high yield. 3.25 

Verbascum: Mullein, ... CF, DR, LB 

VER470X ‘Silver Lining’ (Qt.) V. bombyciferum ‘Silver L.’ B4 FS - PS DT, FP Gray 42 AG - SP 6.10 

VER495X ‘Violetta’ (Qt.) V. phoeniceum ‘Violetta’ P6 FS DT, FP Violet, Prpl- 36 MY - AG 6.10 

VER490X Yellow (Qt.) Verbascum chaixii P5 FS - PS DT, FP Yellow 36 JN - AG 6.10 

VER015 Verbena, Lemon Aloysia triphylla TP FS C, F White AD DC - JN 4.95 

One of our favorite herbs - Lemon Verbena which originates from Argentina and Chile is known for its 

refreshing lemon-scented foliage and white spike-like flowers. Several sprigs added to a pitcher of water and ice make 

a refreshing summertime drink - which has been a hit at our many special events. It brews well into a herbal tea and 

is also used in desserts, jellies, salads, or wherever a lemon flavor is desired. The dried leaves are almost as pungent as 

the fresh and can be used in sachets, herb pillows or potpourris. Medicinally it is used for an upset stomach; studies 

have shown that it aids in digestion. Our Formal Herb Garden features four 41 year old, six-foot Lemon Verbena 

topiaries, which exhibits their elegance. 

VER025 Verbena, Licorice Lippia alba (carterae) TP FS C, F White AD NV - DC 5.85 

Verbena: BF, LB 

VER215X Verbena, Bonariensis (Qt.) Verbena bonariensis HA FS - PS FP Purple, Lav.- 48 JL - SP 6.10 

VER105X Verbena, ‘Homestead Purple’ (Qt.) V. canadensis ‘H. P.’ P6 FS FP, GC, RG Purple, Dp- 8 JL - SP 6.10 

VER505X Verbena, ‘Shauna Ann’ (Qt.) Verbena ‘Shauna Ann’ P6 FS - PS DT, FP, GC, RG Pink, Lav.- 6 JL - SP 6.10 

VER205X Vervain, Blue (Qt.) Verbena hastata P3 FS - PS M Blue 24 JL - AG 6.10 

VER100X Vervain, European (Qt.) Verbena officinalis P4 FS - PS M Lavender 36 AG - SP 6.25 

Veronica: Veronica, ... ; Speedwell DR, HB, LB 

VER235X★ ‘Crater Lake Blue’ Veronica austriaca ‘C. L. B.’ P4 FS FP, RG Blue, Deep- 24 MY - JN 6.95 

VER110X Dwarf, Creeping (Qt.) Veronica officinalis P3 FS - PS FP, M Blue, Light- 3 JL - AG 6.10 

VER228X Dwarf, ‘Georgia Blue’ (Qt.) Veronica umbrosa ‘G. Blue’ P4 FS - PS FP, RG Blue, Cobalt- 3 JL - AG 6.50 

VER210X Dwarf, ‘Giles Van Hees’ (Qt.) V. ‘Giles Van Hees’ (alpina) P4 FS - PS FP, RG Pink 6 JL - AG 6.10 

VER375X Dwarf, ‘Mrs. Holt’ (Qt.) Veronica prostrata ‘Mrs. H.’ P5 FS - PS FP, GC Pink 3 MY - JN 6.10 

VER362X Dwarf, Pink (Qt.) V. prostrata ‘Rosea Nana’ P5 FS FP, RG Pink 3 MY - JN 6.10 

VER364X Dwarf, ‘Waterperry Blue’ (Qt.) V. ‘Waterperry B.’ (spicata) P4 FS - PS FP, RG Blue, Sky- 5 MY - JN 6.10 

VER230X Dwarf, White (Qt.) Veronica alpina ‘Alba’ P5 FS - PS FP, RG White 6 JL - AG 6.10 

VER705X Gentianoides (Qt.) Veronica gentianoides P4 FS - PS FP, GC, RG Blue, Violet- 12 JN - AG 6.10 

VER350X ‘Goodness Grows’ (Qt.) V. ‘G. Grows’ (spicata) P4 FS - PS FP, GC, RG Blue, Violet- 12 JN - AG 6.10 

VER115X ‘Icicle’ (Qt.) V. spicata ‘I.’ (‘White Icicle’) P3 FS - PS CF, FP White 16 JL - AG 6.10 

VER029X ‘Sunny Border Blue’ (Qt.) (93 PPA) V. ‘Sunny Border Blue’ P4 FS CF, FP Blue, Dark- 20 JL - AG 6.10 

VER555X Turkish (Qt.) Veronica liwanensis P4 FS GC, FP Blue, Cobalt- 2 AP - JN 6.95 

VER525X Veronicastrum, ‘Fascination’ (Qt.) V. virginicum ‘F.’ P3 FS - PS CF, DR, DT, FP Lilac 40 JN - JL 6.95 

******* Vervain see Verbena: 

VET030X Vetiver (Qt.); Khas-Khas Vetiveria zizanioides TP FS C, F 48 6.10 

******* Vick’s Plant see Plectranthus: 

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VIE045 Vietnamese Celery Oenanthe javanica TP FS - PS C 18 4.95 

Viola: 

VIO050 Johnny Jump Up Viola tricolor HA FS - PS BF, C, FA, WG Mixed 6 EVB 3.80 

Viola: Violet, ... 

VIO055X ‘Alice Witter’ (Qt.) Viola sororia ‘Alice Witter’ P4 FS - PS F, FP, WG Pink;Rd Cntr 6 AP - MY 6.10 

VIO350 Australian Viola hederacea TP FS - PS O Whit;BluThrt 2 EVB 5.45 

VIO065X Birdsfoot (Qt.) Viola pedata P4 FS - PS FP, NP, WG Blue 4 AP - MY 6.25 

VIO067X ‘Black Magic’ (Qt.) Viola cornuta ‘Black Magic’ P5 FS - PS FP, WG Black 10 AP - MY 6.50 

VIO705X Blue (Qt.) Viola sororia P4 FS - PS C, FP, M, WG Blue 6 AP - MY 6.10 

VIO580X ‘Bowles Black’ (Qt.) Viola ‘Bowles Black’ P4 FS - PS F, FP, LB, WG Black, Prpl- 9 AP - AG 6.10 

VIO073X Canada (Qt.) Viola canadensis P3 FS - PS FP, NP, WG Wht;PrplVns 10 AP - MY 6.10 

VIO585X ‘Columbine’ (Qt.) Viola ‘Columbine’ P5 FS - PS F, FP, LB, WG White & Blue 8 MY & SP 6.25 

VIO075X ‘Confederate’ (Qt.) Viola sororia ‘Confederate’ P4 FS - PS C, FP, M, WG Whit;BluVns 6 AP - MY 6.10 

VIO415X ‘Etain’ (Qt.) Viola ‘Etain’ P6 FS - PS FP, WG Yllw;LavEdg 10 MY - OC 6.10 

VIO080X ‘Freckles’ (Qt.) Viola sororia ‘Freckles’ P4 FS - PS FP, WG Wht;BluSpts 8 AP - MY 6.10 

VIO083X Germantown Blue (Qt.) Viola papilionacea P4 FS - PS FP, WG Blue, Sky- 6 AP - MY 6.10 

VIO590 Korean Viola chaerophylloides TP FS - PS F, O White 6 PRD 6.25 

VIO090X Labrador (Qt.) Viola labradorica P3 FS - S FP, GC, NP, WG Blue 4 MY & AG 6.10 

VIO215★ ‘Moravian Mulberry’ Viola sororia ‘M. Mulberry’ P4 FS - PS C, FP, WG Pink, Purple- 6 AP - MY 5.45 

VIO375X ‘Rebecca’ (Qt.) Viola ‘Rebecca’ P5 FS - PS F, FP, WG Whit;ViltEdg 8 AP - MY 6.10 

VIO205X ‘Red Giant’ (Qt.) Viola obliqua ‘Red Giant’ P4 FS CF, F, FP, WG Red 8 AP - MY 6.10 

VIO210X ‘Royal Robe’ (Qt.) Viola obliqua ‘Royal Robe’ P4 FS - PS CF, F, FP, WG Blue,DkVilt- 8 AP - MY 6.10 

VIO101X Sweet, ‘Blue’ (Qt.) Viola odorata ‘Blue’ P4 FS - PS BF, C, F, FP, M, WG Blue, Purple- 6 AP - MY 6.10 

VIO840 Sweet, Blue, ‘Queen Charlotte’ Viola odorata ‘Konigin C.’ P6* FS - PS BF, C, F, FP, M, WG Blue, Deep- 8 AP - MY 5.45 

VIO105★ Sweet, Orange Viola odorata ‘Orange’ P6* FS - PS BF, C, F, FP, M, WG Orange 8 AP - MY 5.45 

VIO845 Sweet, Orange, ‘Laney Bell’ Viola odorata ‘Laney Bell’ P6* FS - PS BF, C, F, FP, M, WG Orange, Pnk- 8 AP - MY 5.45 

VIO850 Sweet, ‘Pastor’s Purple’ Viola odorata ‘P.s Purple’ P6* FS - PS BF, C, F, FP, M, WG Purple, Dp- 8 AP - MY 5.45 

VIO855 Sweet, Pink, ‘Fair Oaks’ Viola odorata ‘Fair Oaks’ P6* FS - PS BF, C, F, FP, M, WG Pink, Lilac- 8 AP - MY 5.45 

VIO110X Sweet, ‘Rosina’ (Qt.) Viola odorata ‘Rosina’ P5 FS - PS BF, C, F, FP, M, WG Rose 6 AP - MY 6.10 

VIO220★ Sweet, White Viola odorata ‘Alba’ P6* FS - PS BF, C, F, FP, M, WG White 6 AP - MY 5.45 

VIO117X Sweet, White, Double (Qt.) Viola odorata ‘Alba Plena’ P6* FS - PS BF, C, F, FP, M, WG White 2 AP - MY 7.95 

VIO595 ‘Tiger Eye’ V.williamsii ‘Angel T. Eye’ HA FS - PS FA Ylw;StrpdBlk 6 AP - MY 4.95 

VIO710X White (Qt.) Viola blanda P4 PS - S F, FP, MT, NP, WG White 6 AP - MY 6.10 

VIO125X Yellow (Qt.) Viola striata P4 FS - PS FP, WG Yellow, Crm- 8 AP - MY 6.10 

VIO365X Yellow, Smooth (Qt.) Viola pensylvanica P5 FS - PS FP, WG Yellow 8 AP - JN 6.10 

Vitex: 

VIT320X Chaste Tree (Qt.) Vitex agnus-castus P6* FS BF, M Blue, Lilac- AD AG - SP 6.25 

VIT305X Chaste Tree, Chinese (Qt.) V. negundo ‘Heterophylla’ P6 FS M Blue, Lav.- 96 AG - SP 6.25 

******* Wallflower see Erysimum: 

WAT005 Watercress Nasturtium officinale P5 FS - PS C White 6 ADP 3.80 

WEL010 Weld Reseda luteola B5 FS - PS D Yellow 24 JL - AG 3.80 

Westringia: Westringia, ... 

WES015★ Australian; Australian Rosemary W. f. (rosmariniformis) TP FS O White 48 MY - JN 6.25 

WES020 Variegated, ‘Morning Light’ Westringia fruticosa ‘M. L.’ TP FS O Blue, Pale- 36 MY - JN 6.95 

WES025★ Variegated, ‘Smokey’ Westringia fruticosa ‘S.’ TP FS O White, Violet- 48 MY - JN 7.95 

******* Willow Varieties see Salix: 

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WIN055X Wintergreen (Qt.) Gaultheria procumbens P3 PS - S DR, GC, M, NP White 4 JL - AG 8.95 

WIN845X Wintergreen, ‘Very Berry’ (Qt.) Gaultheria p. ‘Very Berry’ P3 PS - S DR, GC, M, NP White 4 JL - AG 9.95 

WIN860X Wintergreen, ‘Very Berry’ (2Q) Gaultheria p. ‘Very Berry’ P3 PS - S DR, GC, M, NP White 4 JL - AG 12.95 

A charming evergreen ground cover with glossy dark-green leaves that turn burgundy-red in the fall. White 

summer flowers are followed by bright red berries, which are edible and used in pies and jellies. The foliage is aromatic 

when bruised; the essential oil is used in the food industry for flavoring and externally in balms for muscular aches. A 

native plant that prefers humusy acidic soil and partial shade - perfect for the woodland garden. ‘Very Berry’ is a selected 

cultivar with many improvements: compact and uniform growth, more abundant flowers and much larger berries. 

WIT080X Witch Hazel (Qt.) Hamamelis virginiana P3 FS - PS FP, M Yellow 12' NV - JN 8.95 

******* Wood Poppy see Celandine Poppy 

******* Wood Sage see Teucrium: 

******* Woodruff see Asperula: 

******* Woodruff, Sweet see Galium: 

******* Wormwood see Artemisia: Wormwood 

******* Yarrow see Achillea: 

YLA505★ Ylang-Ylang; Perfume Tree Cananga odorata TP FS C, F, M Yellow, Grn- AD ADP 12.95 

YLA510X★ Ylang-Ylang (Qt.); Perfume Tree Cananga odorata TP FS C, F, M Yellow, Grn- AD ADP 17.95 

YUC300X Yucca, ‘Adam’s Needle’ (Qt.) Yucca filamentosa P4 FS - PS DR, DT, FP White 60 JL - AG 6.25 

ZAT005 Zatar Thymbra spicata TP FS C, F Pink, Lav.- 10 JN - JL 6.25 

Caring For Your New Herbs & Perennials 

Although care may vary, it is important 

to remember that most plants: 

need full sun; 

like well-drained soil; and 

should be watered when the soil feels 

dry on top. Do not keep them wet. 

When you receive shipped plants, unpack 

them at once, water any that are dry, 

and place them in moderate sunlight for a 

day or two so that they can adjust to their 

new home. 

If you plan to keep these plants in pots, 

give them some growing room by transplanting 

them into larger containers. Use any good 

potting soil. 

Potted plants require fertilizing to keep 

their leaves green and their growth vigorous. 

For best results, feed your plants every two 

to three weeks. Choose a sunny morning 

when the weather forecast predicts that two 

sunny days will follow; allowing for absorp- 

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tion of the nutrients. 

Once spring arrives and there is no danger 

of frost, your plants can be moved outside. 

Refer to our catalog’s key for perennials, 

tender perennials and annuals to check your 

plant’s hardiness. Remember: tender perennials 

must be brought inside in the fall when 

the temperature drops. Use the catalog’s sun 

key as a guide for choosing the area where 

your plants will flourish. 

Take time to properly prepare your soil 

before planting. Clay soil will need some sand, 

compost and decayed manure. Most herbs, 

as well as perennials are sturdy and will thrive 

in any soil as long as they have good drainage. 

This can be accomplished by mixing 

gravel or sand in your soil, or by using raised 

beds. 

If you have any questions about the care 

of a specific plant, please call during regular 

farm hours.

The 

Gardener’s 

Guide 

Our experience and research indicate that the following herbs and perennials fall into the categories 

below; please note - varying environmental conditions may influence these attributes. As our lists are far 

from complete, we would appreciate any positive feedback you have to offer. 

The following plants are listed as you would find them in our catalog, which varies between common 

name and botanical genus. In some cases exceptions may exist for those listed, for better accuracy 

check the specific plant’s use code. For example, if you’re researching Butterfly Plants and see that the 

genus Origanum is listed, further research in the ‘Herb Plants & Perennials’ section under the ‘Uses’ 

column will show that only selected plants from this genus are considered (BF) (BF). (BF) 

Butterfly Plants 

This plant attracts butterflies as a host plant or nectar source. Uses Code = BF 

Acanthus ... 

Achillea: Yarrow, ... 

Agastache: 

Alcea: Hollyhock, ... 

Allheal 

Anethum: Dill, ... 

Angelica, Korean 

Aquilegia: Columbine, ... 

Arabis: 

Armeria: 

Artemisia: French Tarragon 

Aruncus: 

Asclepias: Butterfly Weed 

Aster: 

Aubrieta, Rose, ‘Leichtlinii’ 

Baptisia: 

Buddleja: Butterfly Bush 

Calendula, ... 

Caryopteris: 

Centaurea: 

Centranthus: 

Chelone: Turtlehead, ... 

Cimicifuga: (Actaea) 

Clematis: 

Coltsfoot 

Coreopsis: 

Dianthus: 

Echinacea: Cone Flower, ... 

Echinops: Globe Thistle 

Elecampane, ... 

Epimedium: 

Eryngium: 

Eupatorium: 


Fuchsia: 

Gaillardia: Blanket Flower 

Goldenrod, ... 

Helianthemum: 

Helianthus: 

Artichoke, Jerusalem, ... 

Heliotropium: Heliotrope, ... 

Hemerocallis: Day Lily, ... 

Heuchera: Coral Bells, ... 

Honesty 

Hops, ... 

Hyssopus: Hyssop, ... 

Indian Pink 

Kniphofia: Tritoma, ... 

Deer Resistant Plants 

Lavandula: Lavender, ... 

Leadwort 

Leucanthemum: 

Daisy, Shasta, ... 

Liatris: 

Licorice, True 

Ligularia: 

Lobelia: Cardinal Flower, ... 

Lovage 

Lupine, ... 

Lychnis: 

Malva: Mallow, ... 

Mentha: Mint, ... 

Monarda: Bee Balm, ... 

Moon Carrot 

Nasturtium, ... 

Nepeta: Catmint 

Nettle, Stinging 

New Jersey Tea 

Ocimum: Basil, ... 

Origanum: 

Parsley, ... 

Penstemon: 

Phlox: 

This plant in normal conditions will not be eaten by deer (or rabbits). Uses Code = DR 

The following plants are not preferred and are usually left alone by the deer in our area - considered a “High 

Deer Area.” To give you an idea of the resident population, it is unusual not to see deer on a walk through the 

woods or on a ride into town. 

Keep in mind that various factors will influence deer browsing; deer density, time of year, and available 

forage - to mention just a few. As conditions change, what plants are considered safe may not remain so. 

Acanthus ... 


Aconitum: Aconite, ... 

Aegopodium: Gout Weed, ... 

Agastache: 

Ajania: Daisy, ... 

Ajuga: 

Alchemilla: Lady’s Mantle 

Allium: 

Anemone: 

Anemonella: 

Angelica, ... 

Antennaria: Pussy Toes, ... 


Arabis: 

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Physostegia: 

Obedient Plant, ... 

Polemonium: 

Jacob’s Ladder, ... 

Primula: Primrose, ... 

Pycnanthemum: 

Mountain Mint, ... 

Rudbeckia: 

Rumex: Sorrel, ... 

Ruta: Rue, ... 

Salix: Willow, ... 

Salvia: Sage, ... 

Saponaria: Soapwort, ... 

Scabiosa: 

Sea Lavender 

Sedum: Sedum, ... 

Senna 

Stokesia, ... 

Tagetes: Marigold, ... 

Tanacetum: 

Trifolium: 

Verbena: 


Vitex: 

Arbutus, Trailing 

Arisaema: Jack-In-The-Pulpit, ... 

Artemisia: 

Aruncus: 

Asarum: Ginger, ...

Deer Resistant Plants (Continued) 


Aster: 

Astilbe: 

Aurinia, ‘Gold Ball’ 

Bamboo: 

Baptisia: 

Bayberry 

Bellwort, Large-Flowered 


Brunnera: Forget-Me-Not 


Bunchberry 

Buxus: Boxwood, ... 

Cactus, Hardy & Pincushion 

Calamintha: 


Campanula: 

Caryopteris: 

Centaurea: 

Centranthus: 

Cerastium: Snow-in-Summer 


Chocolate Flower 

Chrysanthemum: Daisy, ... 

Cimicifuga: (Actaea) 

Clematis: 

Coltsfoot 

Convallaria: Lily of the Valley 

Coreopsis: 

Corydalis: 

Crocosmia, ... 

Daphne, Varigated, ... 

Delphinium: 

Dianthus: Sweet William, ... 

Dicentra: Bleeding Heart, ... 

Digitalis: Foxglove, ... 

Dodecatheon: Shooting Str 



Epimedium: 

Equisetum: Horsetail, ... 

Eremurus: Lily, Foxtail 

Eryngium: Sea Holly 

Eupatorium: 

Euphorbia: Spurge, ... 

Fern, ... 

Filipendula: Meadowsweet 

Forsythia, Variegated, ... 

Fringe Cups 


Galax: 

Galium: 

Gaura: 

Gazania, ‘Colorado Gold’ 


Geranium: Perennial Ger. 

Geum: 

Ginkgo Biloba 


Grass, ... 

Helianthus: 

Helleborus: Hellebore, ... 


Honesty; Money Plant 

Horehound, ... 

Hypericum: St. John’s Wort 

Drought Tolerant Plants 

This plant, once established, will tolerate drought conditions. Uses Code = DT 

Acanthus, ... 


Agrimony 


Alkanet 


Armeria: 

Artemisia: 


Aster: 

Aurinia, ‘Gold Ball’ 

Baptisia: 



Campanula: Bellflower, Sib. 

Caryopteris: 




Coreopsis: 

Delosperma: Ice Plant, ... 

Delphinium: 

Echinacea: Cone Flower 


Elecampane, Swordleaf 

Ephedra, ... 

Epimedium: Fairy Wings 

Eremurus: Lily, Foxtail 


Euphorbia: 


Fringe Cups 


Galium: Bedstraw, Yellow 

Gaura: 

Gazania, ... 



Grass, ... 

Heather, Scotch, ... 

Helianthemum: 

Helianthus: 

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Iberis: Candytuft 

Iris: 

Jasione Laevis 


Lamiastrum: 

Lamium: Nettle, Dead, ... 


Leontopodium: Edelweiss 

Leucanthemum: Daisy, ... 

Liatris: 

Ligularia: 

Linum: Flax, Perennial, ... 


Lupine, ... 

Lychnis: 

Lysimachia: Loosestrife, ... 

Mayapple 


Mertensia: Blue Bells, ... 



Oenothera: Primrose, ... 

Origanum: Oregano, ... 

Pachysandra: Spurge, A. 


Papaver: Poppy, ... 

Parthenium: Feverfew, A. 

Penstemon: 

Perovskia: Russian Sage, ... 

Phomis, ‘Amazone’ 

Phlox: 

Physostegia: Obedient Plant 

Polemonium: Jacob’s Lddr. 

Heliopsis: False Sunflower 





Labdanum 


Leadwort 



Liatris: 

Lupine, ... 

Lychnis: 





Origanum: Marjoram, ... 

Penstemon: 

Perovskia: Russian Sage, ... 

Phlomis, ‘Amazone’ 


Pulmonaria: Lungwort, ... 

Pulsatilla: Pasque Flower 

Pycnanthemum: Mtn Mint 

Queen Anne’s Lace, ... 

Salix: Willow, ... 


Sambucus: Elderberry, ... 

Sanguinaria: Bloodroot, ... 

Santolina: 


Scabiosa: 

Sea Lavender 

Sempervivum: Hens & Chks 

Senna 

Silphium: Cup, Indian 

Solomon’s Seal, ... 

Stachys: Lamb’s Ears, ... 

Stokesia, ... 

Tanacetum: Feverfew&Tansy 

Teucrium: Germander, ... 

Thalictrum: Meadow Rue 

Thymus: Thyme, ... 

Tiarella: Foam Flower, ... 

Tradescantia: Spiderwort 

Trillium: 

Twinleaf 

Valeriana: Heliotrope, ... 

Verbascum: Mullein, ... 

Veronica: Speedwell 

Veronicastrum & Culver’s Root 

Wintergreen, ... 

Yucca, ‘Adam’s Needle’ 

Phlox: 

Platycodon: Balloon Flower 


Rudbeckia: 

Rupturewort 



Santolina: 


Sedum: 

Sempervivum: Hens & Chks 

Silene: 

Stachys: Betony, ... 

Tanacetum: Tansy, ... 

Teucrium: 

Germander & Wood Sage 


Verbena, ‘Shauna Ann’ 

Veronica: 

Veronicastrum, ... 

Yucca, ‘Adam’s Needle’

Dye Plants 

Certain part(s) of this plant are used to prepare dyes. Uses Code = D 

Agrimony 

Alkanet 

Arnica, European 

Artemisia, ‘Yomogi’ 

Asperula: Woodruff, Dyer’s 

Baptisia: 



Centaurea: Cornflower, ... 

Fragrant Plants 

The leaves, flowers or roots of these hardy annuals, biennials, and perennials are fragrant. Uses Code = F 

Agastache: 

Aralia: 


Artemisia: 

Bayberry 

Buddleja: Butterfly Bush, ... 

Calamintha: 

Centranthus: Valerian, Red 


Chenopodium: Ambrosia 


Cimicifuga: 

Clematis: 

Ground Cover Plants 

This plant spreads into a nice ground cover. Uses Code = GC 

Aegopodium: 

Gout Weed, ... 

Ajania: Daisy, Pacific 

Ajuga: 



Arenaria: Sandwort 

Artemisia: 

Asperula: Woodruff, Pink 

Astilbe: 

Aubrieta, Rose, ‘Leichtlinii’ 

Bunchberry 

Campanula: 


Chamomile, ‘Treneague’ 

Chamomile, Dyer’s 

Chenopodium: Strawberry B. 


Dipsacus: Teasel, Common 

Dyer’s Madder 

Dyer’s Woad 

Equisetum: Horsetail, Field 

Eucalyptus, Silver Dollar 

Fenugreek 

Hummingbird Plants 

This plant is known to attract hummingbirds. Uses Code = HB 

Agastache: 

Ajuga: Bugleweed 



Armeria: 




Corydalis: 

Daphne, Variegated, ... 

Dianthus: 


Galium: Woodruff, Sweet 

Geranium: Per. Ger., Musk 

Grass, ... 

Hardy Orange, ... 

Hedeoma: Pennyroyal, A. 


Hosta: 

Iris, Sweet, ... 



Epimedium: 

Fern, ... 

Galax: Beetleweed 


Gotu Kola, Variegated 

Gypsophila: 

Baby’s Breath, Creeping 


Hosta: 

Houttuynia, ‘Chameleon’ 


Lamiastrum, Yellow 


Campanula: 

Clematis: 

Crocosmia, ... 

Delphinium: 

Dianthus: 

Dicentra: 


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Foeniculum: Fennel, Swt 

Frankincense, Arabian 


Goldenrod, ‘Fireworks’ 


Indigo, True 

Motherwort 



Jasmine, Hardy, ... 


Lilium: Lily, Oriental, ... 


Melissa: Balm, ... 


Nepeta: 

Oenothera: Primrose, .. 



Phlox: 

Polemonium: Jacob’s Lddr. 

Primula: Cowslip & Primrose 

Leadwort 

Leptinella: Brass Buttons, ... 

Lysimachia: 

Moneywort, ... 

Mazus Reptans, ... 

Meehania: Meehan’s Mint 

Minuartia: Moss, Irish 



Partridgeberry; Squaw Vine 

Persicaria: 

Phlox: Phlox, Creeping, ... 

Polemonium: 

Jacob’s Ladder, N. A. 

Sagina: Pearlwort, ... 


Epimedium: 

Fringe Cups 

Fuchsia: 



Heucherella: 

Perilla, Curly, Purple 

Pomegranate, ... 

Rice Plant, Purple 

Rudbeckia, ‘Goldstrum’ 

Salvia: Sage, Garden 


Senna 

Tanacetum: Tansy, Cmn 

Weld 

Pycnanthemum: 

Mountain Mint 

Rose, ... 

Salvia, Clary, ... 

Santolina: 

Spiranthes: N. Ladies’ Tresses 

Tanacetum: Costmary 

Teucrium: Germander, ... 

Thymus: Thyme, ... 


Trifolium: 

Trillium: 



Sedum, Yellow Acre 


Stachys: Lamb’s Ears, ... 

Teucrium: 

Germander, Creeping 

Thymus: 

Thyme, Creeping,... 


Trifolium, ‘Dragon’s Blood’ 


Verbena: Verbena, ... 

Veronica: 

Viola: Violet, Labrador 


Hosta: 

Indian Pink 

Jasmine, ... 


Lobelia: 

Lupine, ... 

Lychnis:

Hummingbird Plants (Continued) 

Mandevilla, ... 


Nepeta: Catnip & Catmint 

Papaver: Poppy, ... 

Long Blooming Plants 

This plant has an extended bloom period that is noteworthy. Uses Code = LB 


Aconitum: Aconite, Fischeri 

Agastache: 


Anemone: 

Anemonella: 

Arisaema: Jack-In-The-Pulpit 

Aruncus, Dwarf, Korean 


Aster: 


Calamintha: 

Campanula: 

Caryopteris: 

Celandine, Greater 

Centaurea: Cornflower, ... 

Centranthus: 



Clematis: 

Coreopsis: 

Corydalis: 

Daphne, Variegated, ... 


Medicinal Plants 

Penstemon: 

Phlox: 

Physostegia: 

Obedient Plant, ... 

Some part(s) of this plant are believed to have useful properties for medicine or healing. Uses Code = M 

Achillea: Yarrow, White 

Aconitum: Aconite, Blue 

Acorus: Sweet Flag 

Agastache: Mint, Korean 

Agrimony 


Alkanet 

Allheal 

Aloe Vera 

Angelica 

Antennaria: Pussy Toes, W. 

Aralia: Spikenard, American 

Arnica, European & N. Am. 

Artemisia: 

Asarum: Ginger, ... 


Ashwagandha 

Balm-of-Gilead 

Belamcanda: Lily, Blackberry 

Belladonna 

Borage 


Camelia: Tea Plant, ... 

Dianthus: 

Dicentra: Bleeding Heart, ... 

Dracocephalum: Dragon H. 


Elecampane, ... 


Eupatorium: 

Euphorbia: Spurge, Myrsine 


Gaura: 

Gazania, ‘Colorado Gold’ 

Geranium: Perennial Ger., ... 

German Statice, ... 

Grass, ... 

Gypsophila: Baby’s Breath 

Hardy Orange, ‘F. Dragon’ 


Helianthus, ... 

Heliopsis, ... 




Heucherella: 


Campanula: Rampion 

Camphor Tree 

Cancer Bush 

Catinga da Mulata 



Chenopodium: 

Cimicifuga: Cohosh, Black 

Cohosh, Blue 

Coltsfoot 


Costus: Insulin Plant 

Culver’s Root 

Currant, Red, ‘Red Lake’ 

Datura, ... 


Doronicum, ‘Magnificum’ 

Dyer’s Woad 


Elecampane 

Elfin Herb, ... 

Ephedra, ... 


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Pulmonaria: 

Lungwort, ... 

Salvia: Sage 

Sambucus: 

Jasione Laevis 

Kalmia: Mountain Laurel, ... 

Knautia Macedonica 


Lamiastrum: 



Leadwort 


Liatris: 

Linum: Flax, ... 

Lychnis: 



Mandevilla, ... 

Mazus Reptans, ... 


Nepeta: 


Origanum: Marjoram, ... 


Perovskia: Russian Sage 

Persicaria: 

Phlox: 

Eucalyptus: 

Euphorbia: Spurge 

Fairy Wand 

Fenugreek 

Fig, ... 



Fringe Cups 



Geranium: Herb Robert 

Geranium: Per. Ger., Native 

German Healing Onion 

Geum: 

Ginger, True 

Ginkgo Biloba 

Gotu Kola, ... 

Grape, ‘Concord’ 

Grass, Lemon 


Hops 


Houttuynia, Vietnamese 


Scabiosa: 

Silene: Royal Catchfly 


Physostegia: 

Obedient Plant 




Rosmarinus: Rosemary, ... 

Rudbeckia: 

Salvia: Sage 


Satureja: Savory, ... 

Scabiosa: 

Sea Lavender 

Sedum: 

Senna 

Tanacetum: 

Thalictrum: Meadow Rue 


Tradescantia: Spiderwort, ... 

Tricyrtis: 

Twinleaf 


Verbena: 




Hyssopus: Hyssop, ... 

Iboza 

Jasminum: Jasmine, Yellow 

Jojoba 

Laurus: Bay, Sweet 


Leaf-of-Life 


Leptospermum: Tea Rose, ... 

Licorice, True 

Linum: Flax, ... 

Lobelia: 

Lovage 

Lycium: Gau-Gei 


Mandrake, ... 

Marsh Mallow, ‘Erfurter’ 

Mayapple 

Melaleuca: Tea Tree 

Melissa: Balm, Lemon 

Mentha: Mint & Pennyroyal 

Monarda: Bee Balm, ...

Medicinal Plants (Continued) 

Some part(s) of this plant are believed to have useful properties for medicine or healing. Uses Code = M 

Motherwort 

Nepeta: Catnip, ... 



Ocimum: Basil, ... 

Oenothera: Primrose, E. 

Olea: Olive, ... 

Origanum: 

Pandanus: Pandan 


Partridgeberry 

Pelargonium: Geranium, ... 

Perilla, Curly, ... 

Phyla: Aztec Sweet Herb 


Moisture Tolerant 

This plant will tolerate or thrive in damp or moist conditions. Uses Code = MT 

Aconitum: Aconite, ... 



Ajuga: Bugleweed 

Allium: Ramps 


Arisaema: Jack-In-The-Pulpit 

Aruncus: Goatsbeard 

Asarum: Ginger, Wild 


Astilbe: 

Brunnera: Forget-Me-Not, Per. 

Campanula: Bellflower, ... 


Plectranthus: Vick’s Plant, ... 

Polemonium: J.’s Ladder, ... 

Polygonum: Fo-Ti 

Primula: Cowslip, Yellow 


Rau Om; Keukeuhan 

Rhubarb, ‘Canadian Red’ 

Rose, Apothecary 

Rupturewort 


Salix: Willow, Basket 


Sambucus: Elderberry 


Sanguisorba: Burnet, Salad 

Native Plant 

This plant is native to North America. Uses Code = NP 


Allium: Ramps 

Amsonia: Blue Star, ... 

Anemonella: Anemone, Rue 


Aquilegia: Columbine, R. M. 



Arisaema: 

Jack-In-The-Pulpit 

Artemesia: Wormwood, F. 




Baptisia: 

Bayberry 


Bunchberry 


Celandine Poppy 

Celastrus: Bittersweet, A. 



Coreopsis: 

Cypripedium: Lady’s Slipper 


Eupatorium: 

Fern, ... 


Geum, Prairie Smoke 

Gotu Kola, Variegated 

Grass, ... 

Hellebore, False 


Hosta: 



Claytonia: Spring Beauty 

Cohosh, Blue 

Coltsfoot 


Culver’s Root 


Dicentra: Dutchman’s B. 

Dodecatheon: Shooting Strs 


Ephedra, American & Green 


Eryngium, Rattlesnake M. 

Eupatorium: Joe-Pye Weed 

Fairy Wand 

Fern, ... 

Filipendula: 

Meadowsweet, ... 

Fringe Cups 


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Santolina, Virens, Green 


Satureja: 

Scutellaria: Scullcap 

Senna 

Sideritis: Greek Mountain Tea 


Stachys: Betony, Lav. 

Stachys: Lamb’s Ears, Cmn. 

Sweet Cicely 

Symphytum: Comfrey, ... 

Tamarind 

Tanacetum: Feverfew & Tansy 

Teucrium: Wood Sage 

Thistle, ... 

Houttuynia: 

Iris: 

Kalmia: 

Mountain Laurel, ... 

Ligularia: 



Marsh Mallow, ‘Erfurter’ 


Mertensia: Blue Bells, ... 

Nepeta: Catnip, ... 


Physostegia: Obedient Plant 

Polygonum: 

Geranium: Per. Ger., Native 

Geum, Prairie Smoke 

Grass, ... 

Hedeoma: 

Pennyroyal, American 

Helianthus: Artichoke, Jer. 


Hepatica, ... 

Heuchera: Alumroot 

Indian Pink 

Iris, Yellow Flag 

Linum: Flax, Perennial, N. 


Mayapple 


Mertensia: Blue Bells, Virg. 

Monarda: Bergamont, Wild 





Toothache Plant 

Trifolium: Clover, Queens 

Turmeric, ... 

Twinleaf 

Vaccinium: Blueberry & 

Cranberry, American 

Valeriana: 

Heliotrope, Garden 

Verbena: Vervain, ... 

Veronica, Dwarf, Creeping 


Vitex: Chaste Tree, ... 


Witch Hazel 

Ylang-Ylang 

Primula: 

Rumex: Sorrel, ... 

Rush, Corkscrew, ... 

Sambucus: 


Spiranthes: 

Nodding Ladies’ Tresses 

Thalictrum: 

Meadow Rue, ... 

Tradescantia: 

Spiderwort, ... 

Tricyrtis: 

Trollius: 

Viola: Violet, White 


Penstemon: 

Polemonium: Jacob’s L. 

Pycnanthemum: Mtn Mint 

Rudbeckia, ... 

Salvia: Sage, White 

Sambucus: Elderberry 

Sanguinaria: Bloodroot, S. 

Sedum, Nevii 

Senna 

Silene: Royal Catchfly 



Spiranthes: N. Ladies’ Tresses 

Tiarella: Foam Flower, N. A. 

Trillium: 

Twinleaf 

Vaccinium: Blueberry, ... 



Wintergreen, ...

Shade Plants 

These hardy annuals, biennials, and perennials prefer shady conditions or filtered sunlight. Sun Code = S 


Ajuga: 


Allium: Ramps 

Anemonella: 

Angelica, Korean 



Arenaria: Sandwort 

Arisaema: 

Jack-In-The-Pulpit 



Asperula: Woodruff, Pink 

Astilbe: 

Bamboo: 


Brunnera: Forget-Me-Not, Per. 

Bunchberry 


Exotic Culinary Herbs 

These common and uncommon plants have noteworthy culinary properties. Many of these herbs are only 

familiar to specific cultures around the globe. Uses Code = C 

Allium: 

Egyptian Top Onion 

Ramps 

Artemisia, ‘Yomogi’ 

Banana, ‘Enano Gigantea’ 

Cactus, Hardy 

Calamintha: Nepitella 

Camellia: Tea Plant, ... 

Cardamon, ... 

Citrus, ... 

Claytonia: Spring Beauty 

Date Palm 

Ephedra, ... 

Eryngium: 

Cilantro, Mexican 

Fern, Cinnamon 

Fern, Ostrich 

Fig, ... 

Vines 

These plants, given support, will either lean, twine, or cling in an upright manner; usually producing prolific 

growth throughout the season. Uses Code = VN 

Ampelopsis: 

Porcelain Vine, Var. 

Celandine Poppy 

Cimicifuga, Japanese 

Cohosh, Blue 

Coltsfoot 

Convallaria: 

Lily of the Valley, ... 

Corydalis: 


Dicentra: 

Dutchman’s Breeches 

Bleeding Heart, ... 

Disporum: Fairy Bells, ... 

Dodecatheon: Shooting Str 

Doronicum, ‘Magnificum’ 

Epimedium: 


Fairy Wand 

Fern, ... 

Fringe Cups 



Ginger, True 

Ginger, Variegated 

Grass, Lemon 

Helianthus: 

Artichoke, Jerusalem, ... 

Hosta, ‘Frances Williams’ 

Houttuynia, 

Double-Flowered 

Vietnamese 

Jasmine, 

Chinese Tea 

‘Grand Duke of Tuscany’ 

‘Maid of Orleans’ 


Leptospermum: 

Tea Rose, Australian 

Tea Tree, Lemon 

Celastrus: 

Bittersweet, Climbing, … 

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Gentian, Closed 


Grass, ... 




Hepatica, ... 

Heuchera: Coral Bells, ‘L. M.’ 

Heucherella, ‘Solar Eclipse’ 

Hosta: 

Ivy, Kenilworth 

Lamiastrum: 


Lysimachia: Moneywort 

Mayapple 


Mertensia: Blue Bells, Vir. 

Minuartia: Moss, Irish 

Motherwort 

Lycium: Gau-Gei 

Micromeria: 

Mint, St. John’s 

Murraya: 

Curry-Leaf 

Jasmine, Orange 

Myrtus: Myrtle, Greek 

Nigella; Love-In-A-Mist 

Olea: 

Olive, Common, ... 

Perilla, Curly, ... 

Phyla: 

Aztec Sweet Herb 

Piper: 

Pepper, Black 

Root Beer Plant 

Plectranthus: Oregano, 

Cuban & Puerto Rican 

Clematis: Clematis, ... 

Grape, ‘Concord’ 




Phlox, Creeping, ‘S. Purple’ 


Pulmonaria: Lungwort 

Sanguinaria: 

Bloodroot, ... 


Spiranthes: 

Nodding Ladies’ Tresses 

Sweet Cicely 


Tradescantia: 

Spiderwort, ... 

Tricyrtis: 

Trillium: 

Twinleaf 


Wintergreen 

Polygonum: 

Coriander, Vietnamese 

Primula: Cowslip, ... 

Rau Om 

Rice Plant, Purple 

Samphire 

Satureja: Mint, Jamaican 

Sideritis: 

Greek Mountain Tea 

Skirret 

Society Garlic, ‘Silver Lace’ 

Stevia Rebaudiana 

Tamarind 

Turmeric, ... 

Vetiver; Khas-Khas 

Vietnamese Celery 

Ylang-Ylang 

Zatar; Thymbra spicata 

Hops, ... 

Jasmine, ...

We thank you for choosing Well-Sweep Herb 

Farm for your gardening needs. Our shipping season 

for plants extends from April through October, 

weather permitting. All other items are available and 

shipped year-round. Due to state regulations, we 

cannot cannot ship ship liv live liv live 

e plants plants to to AZ, AZ, CA, CA, OR OR OR or or WA. A. 

Phone hone or orders or ders are accepted Monday - Friday, 9:00 - 

3:00 pm. Prices are subject to change. 

Our Guarantee 

With 43 years in the trade, we want you to 

experience the same gardening rewards that we do, 

and for this reason we strive to provide you with 

high-quality robust plants. If you are less than pleased 

with your order, notify us within within 10 10 days; days; if we 

were in error, a full refund of the merchandise will 

be issued accordingly. We reserve the right to request 

return of the items prior to adjustment. 

A few damaged leaves may occur in transit, 

this usually will not affect the vitality of the plant. If 

excess damage has occurred, however, please contact 

us immediately. We trust you understand that 

we are not responsible for loss due to improper care. 

Shipped Plants 

Plants are shipped properly labeled and wellrooted 

in 3" pots or quart containers, noted in the 

catalog by (Qt.) (Qt.). (Qt.) Please note: unless you request a 

particular service, your order will be shipped either 

UPS or USPS. However, if you specify a service, 

you will be obligated to assume the additional 

charges if they apply. 

Ground Delivery: 

Shipping Instructions 

Ground delivery time in transit for liv live liv e plants 

plants 

is sufficient to the following states: 

CT, DE, DC, IN, KY, MA, MD, ME, NC, 

NH, NJ, NY, OH, PA, RI, TN, VA & VT. 

Shipping and handling is computed as follows 

for live plants: $9.95 $9.95 basic charge for the first first 

first 

$20.00 $20.00 of your order’s subtotal; then add 22% 22% 22% of 

the remaining subtotal. 

For example: on a $25.00 order, shipping 

charges are calculated by subtracting $20.00 from 

your total, then multiplying the remainder by .22; 

$5.00 x .22 = $1.10 plus $9.95 = $11.05, your total 

shipping charges. 

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Express Delivery: 

Express delivery is required for liv live liv e plants plants to 

the following states: 

AL, AR, CO, FL, GA, IA, ID, IL, KS, 

LA, MI, MN, MO, MS, MT, ND, NE, NM, 

NV, OK, SC, SD, TX, UT, WI, WV & WY. 

Shipping and handling is computed as follows 

for live plants: $10.95 $10.95 basic charge plus 24% 24% of 

your order’s subtotal. 

For example: on a $50.00 order, shipping 

charges are calculated by multiplying by .24; $50.00 

x .24 = $12.00 plus $10.95 = $22.95; total shipping. 

Not Ordering Plants 

If you are not not or or ordering or or dering plants plants, plants shipping and 

handling is computed as follows: $8.50 $8.50 $8.50 basic charge 

for the first first $20.00 $20.00 $20.00 of your order’s subtotal; then 

add 15% 15% 15% of the remaining subtotal. These items will 

ship Ground Delivery unless you request otherwise. 

The Well-Sweep Logo 

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It’s Well-Sweep, although we have mistakenly 

been called “Well-Swept” and other variations. A 

well-sweep is an old-time farming implement. In 

olden times a family depended on hand-drawn well 

water to fill its drinking and bathing needs. The wellsweep 

was designed to lighten the load, so to speak. 

A tall, sturdy tree is used as the base of a wellsweep. 

It must be y-shaped at one end. A second, 

longer tree, the “sweep,” is placed in the “Y” of the 

base at an angle to the well, forming a lever. 

To retrieve water from the well, the bucket 

was lowered by raising the sweep. Once filled, the 

bucket was raised by allowing the heavy sweep to 

slowly lower to the ground. In using the well-sweep, 

the sweep did most of the work. With a well-sweep 

on the farm, even children could assist with waterfetching 

chores. 

When Cyrus and Louise first started their 

business, they debated a long time before selecting 

this piece of history for the 

farm’s name and logo. The 

well-sweep is a good representation 

of their simple, 

back-to-basics way of life.

2012 Order Form 

Well-S ell-S ell-Sweep ell-S eep HH 

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erb F FFarm 

F arm Phone: (908) (908) 852-5390 

852-5390 

205 Mount Bethel Rd Fax: (908) (908) (908) 852-1649 852-1649 

852-1649 

Port Murray, NJ 07865-4147 E-mail: herbs@goes.com 

herbs@goes.com 

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