Perennial Seeds

“PERENNIAL 

FLOWER SEEDS” 

“SEEDS FOR 

PERENNIAL FLOWERS” 

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America Garden Leader First Up 

Mix 6680 

NEW FOR 2010 

Delphinium Garden Leader Orange 

Flag 6981 

Dianthus Garden Leader Albright Red 

Picotee 6982 

Aquilegia Spring Magic Yellow 7635 Geum Koi 7680 Delphinium Dasante Blue 7643 

Dianthus Bouquet Rose 7661 Gaillardia Mesa Bicolor AAS 7674 Penstemon Garden Leader Flagstaff 

Red 7355 

SEEDS: PERENNIAL

SEEDS: PERENNIAL 

Tour de France 

Two New French Winners 

122 Perennial Seeds 

Freedlander Blue 

First Year Flowering Perennial 

Use as a Ground Cover 

Blooms Over Long Periods 

Double Click Rose Bon Bon 

First Separate Color for a Fully Double Cosmos 

Excellent for Bedding, Boarders and Cut Flowers

“PERENNIAL SEEDS” 

“PERENNIAL SEEDS” 

ALL GARDEN LEADER PERENNIALS ARE THE FIRST YEAR FLOWERING: 

All Garden Leader perennials bloom 1st season, no vernalization required. Garden leaders offer longer 

blooming seasons, brighter colors, bigger flowers or better winter hardiness than the normal market varieties 

available. We know this because Garden Leaders are selections of varieties that perform better in field trials 

across the country. 

PERENNIAL FLOWER SEEDS: 

We assure you that all of our Perennial seed is kept in our up-to-date storage facility and has the highest vigor 

available. This means that more seeds germinate and the seedlings produced are stronger. Our seed part 

number is listed beside each variety name. Use this number when ordering seeds. 

PERENNIAL PLUGS AND LINERS: 

Most of the Perennials listed here are available as plugs or the larger sized liners. 

GARDEN LEADER PLUGS & LINERS: 

Plugs: 288 trays sold as 280.5 trays per box. Minimum order one box. 

Liners: 102 trays sold as 100. Minimum per variety is 34 plants in the Half-Pack size strip tray. Minimum order 

is one box. One box holds 3 whole trays, 9 Half-Packs or combination. 

Our Plant Professionals are always ready to assist you by answering your questions, email Sales@Grimes- 

Hort.com or fax to 440-352-1800 or phone 800-241-7333. 

PLANT TAGS: 

Picture tags are available for most perennial varieties. Order your tags with Grimes or simply request that we 

“auto-tag” your seed or plug order. You will receive the correct number of Pixie or Master tags for your 

production program (minimum of 100 tags per variety). 

ACAENA 

Zones 5-7 

A. microphylla 

55°, D, 14 days 

CROP TIME: PACK: 10 weeks, (green) 

Microphylla 6491 

Wintergreen groundcover with bronze-green foliage 

and scarlet, burr-like flowers. For dry rock gardens and 

slopes. Height 2 1/2”. 

ACANTHUS 

Zones 5-9 

BEAR’S BREECH 

Acanthus mollis latifolia 

70°, 2 days; 40°, 21 days; 70°, 14 days 

Score seed with sandpaper then soak in water for 72 

hours before sowing, cover after sowing. 


Bear’s Breech 6503 

26” rose white or lilac spike in fall, usually second year. 

ACHILLEA 

Zones 2-8 

YARROW 

Achillea species 

65° to 70°, L, 7 to 14 days 

CROP TIME: PACK: 8 weeks, green 

Cerise Queen 6514 

Large flat heads on 36” stems; Color: rose and pink, 

Habit: mounded: Size 15-18”; Color: silvery 

Colorado 6512 

Mixture of pastel shades. Height 28”. 

GARDEN LEADER 

GARDEN LEADER EZ Gro SERIES 

Gold, rich yellow 3006 

Pearl, white 0024 

Red 6518 

Very uniform colors stay bright and dry exceptionally 

well. Flat headed flower 3” clusters. Flowers 1st year 

from December Sowing. Height: 24-30”. 

GARDEN LEADER 

NEW Garden Leader 

Ez Gro LoGro Goldie 6515 

Easy for the home gardener or landscaper to grow and 

enjoy. A. tomentosa. Full sun plant blooms from midsummer 

to fall. Finish in 4 to 6” sized containers. First 

year bloomer. Flower heads measure a full 3” across, 

plant height is only 12 to 14”. LoGro Goldie needs no 

plant growth regulators to maintain a compact and 

well branched habit. Zones 3-8. Available as seeds, 

plugs and liners. 

123 Perennial Seeds

Perennial Seeds 

Moonwalker 9500 

Yellow flowers on first year plants, 30”. 

NEW Noblessa 7626 

A. ptarmica. Bright white and fluffy flowers over deep 

green foliage. No vernalization required to flower the 

first season. Compact growth requires no pinching. 

Plant height 12”. Zone 3-9, blooms May-September. 

Parker’s, Cloth of Gold 6510 

Achillea filipendulina. Flowers flat headed clusters, 6” 

across golden yellow. Mounded plant 24”with lacy 

foliage. 

Red Shades 6044 

A. millefolium. Instant perennial flowers first season. 

Flat flower heads on plants 24 to 30” tall. Colors in 

shades of red. 

Summer Berries 7291 

Achellia millefolium. Bold color mixture of intense red, 

scarlet, cerise, pink and yellow. Plant height 24”. 

Summer Pastels 6519 

Achellia millefolium F-2, AAS. Flat headed flower 

clusters 6” across; Colors: yellow, rose, salmon, pink, 

lilac, ivory, gold, coral. 24-30”. 

The Pearl 6520 

Achillea ptarmica. Semi-double pure white flower 

Height: 26 to 30”. 

Tomentosa Aurea 6481 

Silvery and wooly leaves grow on compact 6” mats. 

Flowers are golden yellow. 

Wooly Yarrow 6521 

A. Tomentosa. Fernlike foliage grown in silvery mats. 

Golden yellow flowers born on 3” to 7” tall stalks. 

Long lived perennial, attractive in and out of bloom. 

ACONITUM 

Zones 2-8 

MONK’S HOOD, WOLFBANE 

Aconitum species 

60°, 14 days, 30°, 40 days, 60° until germination 

CROP TIME: PACK: 20 weeks 

Latecrop 6522 

Blue on 42” stems that bloom late summer from early 

spring sowing. 

Napellus 6482 

This is the common species form. Dark blue on 48” 

stems that bloom late summer, July-August. 

Newry Blue 6523 

A. napellus. A selection from the species with 

improved performance. 1-2” flowers on 2-8” 

racemes; Color: blue. Tall upright with lacy foliage. 

ADONIS 

Zones 3-7 

PHEASANT’S EYE, FLOWER OF ADONIS 

Adonis vernalis 

35° for 1 week, 60° until germination 


Adonis vernalis 6535 

2” yellow daisy; Plant 9x12”. Early spring blooming, 

dormant by summer. 


AETHIONEMA 

Zones 3-6 

STONECRESS 

Aethionema grandiflorum 

56°, L, 21 days 


Persian Stonecress 6492 

Pink phlox-like flower. Blooms 1st spring from winter 

sowing. Creeping habit; 10x14”. Linear needle-like 

foliage, silver green. 

AGAPANTHUS 

Zones 7-9 

LILY OF THE NILE 

Agapanthus praecox ssp. orientalis 

70°, L, 21 days 

CROP TIME: PACK: 12 mos. to bloom 

Headborne 6556 

Blue globe flower like large chives. Blooms summer 

second year. Plant size: 24 x 24”; Foliage: Dark green 

strap shaped leaves resemble daylily, evergreen in 

south. 

Snowwhite 6048 

A. praecox. Dwarf selection with flower stalks to 36”. 

Pure white in color, flowering in less that 12 months 

from seed. Ideal for pots and containers in the north, 

landscape in the deep south. Perennial in Zone 9. 

AGASTACHE 

Zones 3-8 

GIANT HYSSOP 

Agastache scrophulariaefolia 

70°, L, 10 days 

CROP TIME: PACK: 6 weeks (green) 

Apache Sunset 6651 

A. rupesteris. Deep orange flowers over gray-green 

foliage. Height, 28”. 

Apricot Sprite 6155 

Flowers first year on 26” plants with a sweet 

fragrance to the foliage. 

GARDEN LEADER 

GARDEN LEADER SERIES 

Apricot 6156 

Blue 0306 

Blush 0037 

Lavender 6157 

Very unique 8 to 10” flower spikes bloom 1st year. 

Plants 38 x 24” light green foliage 

Golden Jubilee 6646 

Uniform golden foliage with blue flowers, sensational! 

Honey 6159 

Silvery green foliage when rubbed exudes an 

intoxicating anise seed fragrance. The flower spikes 

are numerous forming dense mauve conical heads 

with small Penstemon shaped lilac flowers. 

Lavender Haze 6160 

A. neomexicana. Attractive dwarf plants 12-14”, with 

a bushy habit and beautiful lavender blue flowers. 

Both the flowers and the foliage give off a delicate 

lavender scent. Zone 6. 

LICORICE SERIES 

Blue 6631 

White 6632 

Aromatic Licorice fragrant leaves, fast blooming, 

flowers 11 weeks from sowing on strong stems. Plant 

size: 38 x 30”. 

Navajo Sunset 6652 

A. aurantiaca. Abundant sprays of orange flowers on 

26” plants of scented foliage. 

Pink Pop 2157 

A. astromonta. Dwarf and free-branching. 12” plants 

with rose pink spikes. 

AGRIMONIA 

Zones 6-8 

60°, L, 19 days 


Eupatoria 6702 

Yellow flowers on spikes of 24”. Blooms June through 

September second season. 

AGROSTEMA 

See Annual Seed section 

AJUGA 

Zones 3-8 

COMMON BUGLE 

Ajuga species 

68°, L, 21 days 


Reptans 6558 

Deep blue violet short whorled spike 2nd year. Bronze 

green foliage, spreading rosette ground cover; 4 x 24”. 

ALCHEMILLA 

Zones 4-7 

LADY’S MANTLE 

70°, L, 10-14 days 

Sow in January, Alchemilla will flower the following 

year 


Garden Leader Mollis 0041 

Clear bright yellow 1/4” in 4” clusters of large arching 

sprays, second season. Clumping mound of silvery 

grayish green foliage 22 x 20”. 

Irish Silk 6557 

A. mollis. A very free-flowering cultivar with clusters of 

yellow sprays on 15” plants. 

Lady’s Mantle 6534 

A. mollis 

Yellow sprays 1/8” in 3” clusters. Plants 15 x 18” graygreen 

clump. 

Thriller 6559 

A. mollis 

Chartreuse yellow 1/8” flowers in 3”clusters. 20 x 20” 

gray-green clump. 

ALLIUM 

GARDEN LEADER 

Zones 4-7 

30°, 14 days; 60°, L, 14 days 

CROP TIME: PACK: 14 weeks

GARDEN LEADER 

Garden Leader Fistulosum 0042 

Blue flower globes atop broad-leaf grassy clumps. 

ALONSOA 

Zones 7-9 

Mask Flower 

60-65°, L, 11 days 


GARDEN LEADER 

Garden Leader Salmon Beauty 6163 

Delicate salmon pink blooms smother low growing 

plants with deep green foliage. 

Scarlet 6406 

Small flowers resemble Bacopa, similar to above but a 

darker red color. 

ALYSSOIDES 

Zones 4-7 

BLADDERPOD 

Alyssoides utriculata 

40°, 14 days; 60°, 14 days 


Attractive seed pods for dried flower use. 

Tinkerbell 0063 

Bright yellow 1/2” flowers on clustered stalks. Plant 

16” x 12”. 

ALYSSUM 

Zones 3-9 

Aurinia saxatilis 

65°-70°, L, 21-36 days 


GARDEN LEADER 

NEW Garden Leader Quick Gold 6516 

A. tomentosa. Full sun creepers flower bright yellow in 

spring through early summer. Finish in 4” container. 

First year blooming. Plant height is 2 to 4” foliage 

silver-green. Available as seeds, plugs and liners. Zone 

3. 

Gold Dust 6533 

Golden yellow, early spring, Garden plant size is 8 x 

10”. 

Luna 6658 

A. montanum. Fleuroselect winner. Very dense foliage 

growth with abundance of citron yellow flower 

clusters. 

Montanum Ball of Gold 6538 

The most hardy of perennial alyssum, a true alpine 

plant. Very compact, only 4” high. Silvery foliage 

covered with a solid veil of yellow blooms. 

Pebbles 6164 

A. sinuatum. Low carpets of yellow flowering spring 

plants. 

ANACYCLUS 

Zones 4-9 

MAT DAISY 

Anacyclus depressus 

62°, 14 to 21 days 


GARDEN LEADER 

Garden Leader Mat Daisy 6537 

Red buds and white 1 1/4” daisy-like flowers make a 

beautiful display 2nd year from seed. 4-6”, lowgrowing 

mat 

Spring Carpet 6563 

White daisy-like flower with red bracts and finely cut 

foliage. 8” plants bloom second year from seed. 

ANAPHALIS 

Zones 3-9 

LIFE EVERLASTING 

Anaphalis margaritacea 

65°-70°, 10 to 15 days 


Pearly Everlasting 6539 

Flat heads of tiny blooms, forms 3/8” globes; white 

with yellow eyes; Season: July – September. Silver 

foliage 24” plant. 

ANCHUSA 

Zones 3-7 

BUGLOSS 

Anchusa azurea, italica 

30°, D, 7 days; 65°, L, 21 days 

CROP TIME: CUT: 22 weeks 

Blue Angel 6541 

1/2”, deepest blue single blooms on stalked clusters. 

24”. 

Dropmore 6540 

1/2”, mid blue single blooms on stalked clusters. 24”. 

ANDROSACE 

Zones 4 – 9 

55°, 14 to 21 days 


Stardust 6497 

Perfect for pots and rock gardens. It resembles 

gypsophila on a stem with starburst delicate white 

flowers. As a cool weather, winter hardy crop it 

requires low temperatures for flowering. 

ANEMONE 

Zones 4-8 

Anemone species 

62°, L, 14-21 days 


ANNABELLA SERIES 

Deep Rose 6470 

White 6471 

Attractive alpine spring flowering plant with large 

blooms in the second season. 

GARDEN LEADER 

Banner denotes Garden Leaders which are the 

top garden performers. 

Scissors denote Strong stemmed plant that 

makes good cut flower 

Basket denotes Trailing plant habit suitable 

for hanging baskets 

Madonna 6472 

A. sylvesteris. Large white flowers in early spring. Plant 

height, 12”. 

Pasque Flower 6542 

A. pulsatilla. 3”single star shape, shades of purple or 

blue with yellow centers, early spring second year. 12” 

rosette clumping alpine plant. 

Rose Beauty 7020 

Single pink flowers on 48” stems. Blooms July- 

September. 

ANTENNARIA 

Zones 2-8 

CAT’S-EAR, PUSSY TOES 

Antennaria dioica 

65°-70°, L, 14-21 days 

CROP TIME: PACK: 26 weeks. Slow growing seedlings, 

allow 18 weeks growing time till transplant. 

Pussy Toes 6545 

1/4” blooms, closed pink daisy form. 3” garden 

height. Spreading white hairy foliage. 

ANTHEMIS 

Zones 4-9 

CHAMOMILE 

Anthemis tinctoria 

65°-70°, L, 14-21 days 



Criss Cross 7021 

Forms a mound of fragrant yellow flowers though out 

the summer. Blooms first season. Plant height 18”. 

Kelway’s Golden Marguerite 6549 

1” yellow daisy. Lacy, light green dense clumps require 

yearly division . 

St. John 6552 

22” plants with bright orange blooms. 

AQUILEGIA 

Zones 3-9 

COLUMBINE 

Aquilegia species 

40°, 14 days, 70°, 21-28 days 


Grow on at 50 to 55°, full sun. Garden location may 

require partial shade. 

BARLOW SERIES 

Blue 7022 

Black 7788 

Bordeaux 7023 

Christa, blue 7776 

Nora Barlow, red 7744 

Thermometer denotes Energy saving plant 

that can be grown in cool greenhouses 

Pot/Container denotes Vegetative cutting 

type plant from seed 

Foliage denotes Ornamental foliage plant 

AAS All America Selections Winner 

FLS Fleuroselect Winner 

Perennial Seeds 125


Rose 7787 

White 6592 

Mix 7784 

Aquilegia vulgaris. Tricolor and multiflower blooms 

fully double, late spring second season . Height 24 – 

36”. 

Blue Angel 6583 

A. flabellata. Dwarf 6” plants with short spurs on each 

bloom. 

Blue Caerulea 6579 

Blue star-type. Blue outer petals with a white center. 

Bushy plants with bright color. 

Chocolate Soldier 0265 

A. viridifolia. Chocolate purple with long spurs blooms 

second season. Height 18”. 

CLEMENTINE SERIES 

Blue 7254RS 

Dark Purple 7256RS 

Red 7261RS 

Rose 7269RS 

Salmon Rose 7277RS 

White 7281RS 

Mix 7258RS 

Spurless double flowers facing upwards, clematis like 

in appearance. Well branched 14” height. Sow in May 

or June for April blooming. 

Crimson Star 6620 

A. caerulea, carmine red with white corolla and very 

long spurs. Height: 28”. 

Double Pleat Blue & White 6577 

Double flower purple base with white margins second 

season from a June sowing. Height 18”. 

Dragonfly Mix 6585 

Dwarf hybrids, full range of colors, rose, blue, yellow, 

pink crimson and white. Only attains a height of 16 

inches. 

GARDEN LEADER 

GARDEN LEADER DYNASTY SERIES 

Mid Blue/White 6576 

Red/Gold 6572 

Pink/White 6574 

Red/White 6573 

White 6570 

Yellow 6571 

Mix 6578 

F1. Extra large flowers and compact habit developed 

for perennial pot culture. Larger blooms with heavier 

texture than the Music Series. Extra long flower spurs 

and deep, full corollas; Size: uniformly large 3” 

flowers; Season: April, May for landscape use. Height 

12-16 inches. 

GARDEN LEADER 

GARDEN LEADER FAME SERIES 

Fame Blue & White 6596 

Fame Pink & White 6597 

Fame Mix 6600 

akitensis = flabellata. The most compact of Aquilegias 

can be finished in 3 1/2” pots. Flowers have short 

incurved spurs. Mix contains blue, rose, pink, and 

white. 6-8” height. 


McKana’s Giants 6590 

Not a uniform mix but inexpensive. Large traditional 

columbine shape with a wide color range, some lack 

intensity. Height varies from 15 to 36”, some plants 

will produce blind growth. 

Mini-Star 6591 

A. flabellata. Dwarf bright blue with white corolla bicolor. 

Plant height 6 inches. Use in pots. Best in rock 

gardens. 

MUSIC SERIES 

Blue & White 6612 

Pink & White 6614 

Red & Gold 6615 

Red & White 6608 

Yellow 6621 

Mix 6606 

Vigorous F-1 hybrid. Large, long spurred flowers have 

intense coloring on 18 inch plants. 

ORIGAMI SERIES 



Rose & White 6655 

White 6656 

Yellow 6657 

F-1 first year blooming from October sowing. Uniform 

in size and response. Plant height 14-16”. 

SONGBIRD SERIES 

Nightingale, lavender & white 6603 

Robin 6593 

Mix 6594 

First year blooming, F-1 hybrid, large flowers on 18” 

plants. 

SPRING MAGIC SERIES 

Blue White 6622 


Rose & White 6634 

Rose & Ivory 6648 

White 6644 

NEW Yellow 7635 

Mix 6628 

First year flowering. 2” flowers on 14” plants 

SWAN SERIES 



First year flowering when grown at 50°F for 6 weeks. 

2” flowers on 18” plants. 

WINKY SERIES 


Dbl Dk Blue & White 7025 

Dbl Red & White 6555 

Dbl White & White 7026 

Purple & White 6553 


Rose on Rose 6550 

Mix 6566 

First year blooming, F-1 hybrid. Well suited for both 

garden performance and as a blooming pot plant. 

All colors have a ring of white between solid shades, 

late spring through early summer. Height varies 

among varieties from 12” to 16”. 

White Angel 7024 

A. flabellata. Dwarf 6” plants with short spurs on each 

bloom. 

ARABIS 

Zones 4-9 

ROCK CRESS 

Arabis alpina 

65° to 70°, L, 14 days 


Compinkie 6635 

A. alpina. Deep rose, late spring bloom. Height 6” 

spreading. 

Pinky 7034 

A. caucasica. Clear pink , summer flowering 6” plants. 

Rosea 6641 

A. alpina .Rose and shades of pink, late spring. 

Snowcap 6645 

A. alpina. White, 1 1/2”, fragrant blooms in late 

spring. Height: 8”spreading. 

Snowfix 7293 

A. alpina. Spring flowering first yr. from sowing. 

White. 

Spring Charm 6650 

A. belpharophylla. Carmine red flowers form in 

rounded umbels in early spring. 8” spreading rosettes, 

native to central California high country. 

ARENARIA 

Zones 4-9 

MONTANA SANDWORT 

Arenaria montana 

55° to 65°,D, 15 to 20 days 


Avalanche 6671 

Uniform and compact, long flowering, makes 

excellent flowering pot plants. 

FLOWER: Size: small 1/4” white flowers in clumps. 

Moss-like 4” ground cover. 

Sandwort 6670 

Small 1/4” white in clumps. Compact 4” mound. 

ARMERIA 

Zones 3-8 

THRIFT, SEA THRIFT 

Armeria species 

65° to 70°, L, 14 days 


Alba white 6689 

Plant height, 26”. Sahin Select stock. 

BALLERINA SERIES 

Red 0117 

White 0118 

A. pseudarmeria. Both are 2009 Fleuroselect Gold 

Medal Winners. Plants grow 6 to 8”. Broad strap like 

foliage, flowers first year from seed.

GARDEN LEADER 

NEW GARDEN LEADER FIRST UP SERIES 

NEW Lavender 6679 

NEW Red 6681 

NEW Rose 6684 

NEW White 6686 

NEW Mix 6680 

A. maritima. Full sun loving plant blooms from early 

spring through mid summer. Finish in 4”. First year 

blooming. Our A. maritima is extremely hardy and 

long-lived. Plant height is 8 to 10” with handsome 

evergreen foliage. Hardy to Zone 3. Available as seeds, 


GARDEN LEADER 

Garden Leader Z-Scape Armeria 6685 

A.formosa. Extremely durable plant for perennial 

bedding and edging, as well as for fresh and dried 

arrangements. 1 1/2” shades of pastel red, pink and 

white. Evergreen rosettes of foliage 18-24”. 

JOYSTICK SERIES 

Lilac 6667 

Red 6669 

White 6668 

Mix 6672 

Pseudarmeria, basal growth of evergreen foliage. 

Abundant flowering first year, dense clusters. Height: 

16”. 

Laucheana 6682 

Rounded bright rose flowers above dense, rounded 

mats of grassy foliage. Plants 6-8”. Bloom in May of 

second season. 

Ministick Rose 6673 

A. maritima. Dwarf plants grow to grassy clumps of 

8”. 

MORNING STAR SERIES 


NEW White 7539 

This first year flowering beauty offers versatile uses in 

the pot or garden. A compact habit of 6” and a 

multitude of flowers make this a strong spring selling 

item. 

Ornament 6687 

A. x hybrida. Terrific used as perennial edging plant. 

Ball-shaped flowers; white to deep rose. Height: 12”. 

Pink Lusitanica 7039RS 

A. maritima. Clear pink blooms on 8” plants. 

ARTEMISIA 

See Wormwood , Herb Seeds 

ARUNCUS 

Zones 4-8 

GOATSBEARD 

Aruncus species 

55°-65°, 15-20 days 


Dwarf Goatsbeard 6694 

A. dioicus. Compact version of Goatsbeard, 32”. 

Noble Spirits 6678 

A. aethusifolius. Compact 10” plants with fern-like 

foliage. White flower spikes adorn the mounded 

foliage. The display continues as the seed pods turn an 

attractive red color. 

ASCLEPIAS 

Zones 4-9 

Butterfly Weed, Silkweed 

Asclepias tuberosa 

34° 28 days, 70° 21-28 days 

Crop Time: Pack: 12 weeks 

Butterfly Weed 6695 

A. tuberosa. Flowering plants attract Butterflies and 

Hummingbirds 

Flowers in clusters of brilliant orange shades. Height 

30”. 

GARDEN LEADER 


Rose Incarnata 0031 

Scarlet Curassavica 0039 

White incarnata 0032 

A. incarnata. Upturned clusters of 3/4” blooms 1st 

year midsummer. 22” height. 

Milkmaid 7041 

A. incarnata Creamy white blooms, 24” plants. 

Red Butterfly 7043 

Scarlet red buttons open to orange petal flowers, 26” 

plants. 

SILKY SERIES 

Deep Red 7047 

Gold 7051 

A. curassavica. Excellent cut-flower in 13 weeks from 

transplant.28” height. 

ASTER 

Zones 4-7 

ALPINE DAISY, MICHAELMAS DAISY 

Aster species 

65°, L, 14-21 days 


BEAUTY SERIES 

Blue 0110 

White 0108 

Mix 0111 

A. alpinus contains 12” plants that are great in 

borders for early summer bloom. 

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Benary’s Trimix 6708 

A. alpinus. Dwarf daisy mixture in pink, blue and white 

shades, 

Blue Alpine Daisy Blue 6705 

A. alpinus. Very hardy 8” plants with light blue 1 1/2” 

daisy flowers. 

Composition Mix 6012 

Benary’s new improved formula mixture of perennial 

cutflower sorts. Blooms August through October. 

Bedding and cutflower use. 

Fall Blooming Mix 6712 

A. nova-angliae/A. nova-belgii. Fall-blooming mixture 

of New York and New England Asters. Height: 36”. 

GARDEN LEADER 


Amethyst, amellus 0040 

Ruby, nova-angliae 0026 

Most dependable hardy Asters in this class. Flowers 

cover plants in profusion in Fall months. Flower size: 1 

1/2” fall, first year from spring sow. 10 x14 inch plant. 

Grow in 6” pots to sell with fall mums. 

September Ruby 6715 

A.nova-angllae Spectacular ruby colored blooms cover 

3-foot tall, well-branched plants. Fall blooming variety. 

ASTILBE 

Zones 4-8 

GARDEN SPIREA 

Astilbe x arendsii 

65° D, 50° N, 21-28 Days 


Astilbe requires abundant soil moisture. 

Bella Mix 6725 

Large mixed color plumes, Height: 30-36”. 

Grande Mix 6736 

Large flowered mix well suited for cutting. The stems 

are 28-30”. 

Showstar 0269 

10 to 12” lacy fern-like spike in colors of cream, pink, 

rose, red. Late spring flowering. 

ASTRANTIA 

Zone 5 

MASTERWORT 

A. major 

78°, 7 days; 45°, 21 days 

CROP TIME CUT: 20 weeks 


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Purple Shades 6743 

30-inch stems. Foliage deeply toothed, mostly basal. 

Long lanceolate tracts, protrude beyond smaller 

flowers. Adapted to streamside plantings. Long life, 

rare cutflower. 

AUBRIETA 

Zones 4-7 

ROCK CRESS 

A. cultorum 

70°, 14-21 days 


CASCADE SERIES 

Blue 7059 

Purple 7062 

Red 7067 

Mix 7061 

A. superbissima. Cascading plants are covered with 

small blooms throughout early summer. 

Hendersonii, lilac 6755 

Large Flowered Mix 6750 

Leichtlinii, red 6760 

Whitewell Gem, purple 6765 

Hundreds of 3/4” flowers, Height: 3 to 6”. 

BAPTISIA 

Zones 4-9 

Blue False Indigo 

Baptisia australis 

85°, 40 Days, Presoak seed for 24 hours 


Australis 6771 

Spectacular true blue flowers; plant thrives in ordinary 

soil; member of the Pea family. Lupine-like true indigo 

blue flowers born on 32” racemes, early summer. 

Height 60”. 

BARBAREA 

Zones 6 

WINTER CRESS 

Barbarea rupicola 

68-72°, D, 21 days 


Sow seeds in July for May sales 

Sunnyola 7070 

Clusters of primrose yellow flowers over mounds of 

waxy green foliage. Plant height 6”, spread 8”. 

BELLIS 

Zones 3-9 

ENGLISH DAISY 

Bellis perennis 

68°-75° L, 21-26 days 


Sells well with spring and fall Pansies. 

GARDEN LEADER 

GARDEN LEADER SMILE SERIES 

Red 6786 

Rose 6789 

White 6790 

Mix 6791 

New larger flowers, bright colors, early and longlasting 

blooms, compact plants and uniformity 

between the colors. We’ve worked especially hard at 

making our Smile Series uniform. 


Habanara Mix 6773 

Highly doubled ray flowers on 6” plants. Best suited to 

grow in packs and sell with Pansies. 

Pomponette Mix 6785 

Double 1” buttons cover the 6” plants. 

SPEEDSTAR SERIES 

Carmine 6165 

Rose 6166 

White 6167 

This new series offers beauty, vigor and increased uses 

for multiple seasons. Speedstar Series can be 

produced for both fall and spring sales. This versatility, 

along with a compact habit and leaf size makes it a 

wonderful selling companion to pansies for fall or 

spring. Pelleted Seeds. 

Tasso Mix 6762 

Globe pomponette type. 

BERGENIA 

Zones 3-8 

SAXIFRAGA, MEGASEA 

Bergenia cordifolia 

72°, 12-21 days 


Red Beauty 6803 

15” plants with beautiful red flowers and glossy 

foliage. 

BERKAYA 

Zones 5-7 

Asteraceae purpurea 

65°, L, 17 days 


GARDEN LEADER 

Garden Leader Mauve Thistle 6170 

Large mauve to white flowers are produced on strong 

spiky stems. Excellent 26” tall border plant with soft 

thistle points on the foliage. 

Golden Spikes 7294 

Large bright golden yellow flowers. First year 

flowering. Architectural plant. Final garden height 

60cm/24in 

Zulu Warrior 6172 

24” with 2” silvery purple daisy shape flowers. 

BUDDLEIA 

Zones 7 

Loganiaceae 


Attracts butterflies 

BUTTERFLY SERIES 

Violet 7793 

Mix 7772 

Elongated lilac shape flower, late summer from a 

spring sowing. Upright 72” deciduous bush. 

BUPHTHALMUM 

Zones 3-8 

OX EYE 

B. salicifolium 


Sunwheel 8047 

Star shaped yellow flowers 1st year June-July. Bushy 

plants 36” height. 

CALAMINTHA 

Zones 3-7 

Calamantha grandiflora 

65°, L, 21 days 


Elfin Purple 7538 

Resembles miniature Penstemon. 1/2” blooms on 8 to 

10” plants. 

CALCEOLARIA 

Zones 5-8 

C. biflora 

58°, L, 14 days 


Goldcap 0625 

Delicate yellow “pouches” bloom on 4 to 5” stems. 

Foliage in compact rosettes. Blooms in early spring 

through mid summer. 

CAMPANULA 

Also see annual seed section 

Zones 3-8 

STAR FLOWER, BELLFLOWER 

Campanula species 

60° to 65°, L, 3 to 4 weeks 

Best to schedule this crop by sowing in November or 

December and finish in June. Performs better when 

grown in cool temperatures of 65° to 72°, but flowers 

during long days. 

C. CARPATICA 

CLIPS SERIES 

Blue 6826 

Deep Blue 6821 

White 6825 

Large 2” bloom 18 weeks from seed. Longest 

flowering of the Campanulas. Height 8”. 

PEARL SERIES 


Light Blue 7296 

White 6824 

6 to 8” plants are the earliest flowering if its type. Well 

suited for pots and mass perennial beds. Blooms first 

year from seed. 

C. COCHLEARIFOLIA 

Clump forming basally clustered foliage. Stems to 

12”. Used in rock gardens. 

ADVANCE SERIES 

Blue 6841 

White 6843 

Compact dense 5” clumps bearing small 3/8” bell 

flowers. Blooms in first season from a winter sowing. 

C. COLLIAN 


12”. Used in rock gardens.

Collina Purple 6840 

1 1/2” long, deep purple blooms on 1 sided raceme. 

Height, 8”. 

C. ELATINES 

Glaborous perennial spreading from a root crown. 

Garganica 6845 

Brilliant blue star-shaped upright flowers, on 4-inch 

very dwarf trailing plants. Rock garden use. 

C. GLOMERATA 

Clustered Campanula, flowers on 1 to 3 ft. stems 

densely clustered. 

Acaulis Amethyst 6844 

Alba, white 6857 

Superba, dark violet 6858 

Good cutflower quality. Height: Acaulis 10”, Alba and 

Superba 24” 

C. ISOPHYLA 

Star of Bethlehem, Falling Stars. Trailing type is suited 

for basket production. 

See annual Campanula seed section. 

C. LACTIFLORA 

Leaves at base are broad and progressively get more 

narrow toward the top of tall flower stalks. 

Lactiflora Mix 6859 

Mixture of white, pink and blue flowers on branched 

spikes. A large flowered mix on 3-foot, full-size plants. 

C. MEDIUM 

Canterburry Bells, biennial. Tall to 30” with rosette 

leaves to 10” long. 

CANTERBURY BELLS 

Blue 6805 

Rose 6809 

White 6812 

Mix single 6811 

2” lobed end, bell, born on branched 24-30” 

branched sprays in second season. 

C. MEDIUM CALYCANTHEMA 

Like Canterburry Bells but with an additional flat 

corolla surrounding the base of each flower, 30”. 

Cup and Saucer Mix 6815 

24 to 28” flower stalks with multiple blooms first 

season from an early winter sowing. 

GARDEN LEADER 

Garden Leader Blue Trailing 6842 

Upright, 30” stems with small blue bells. 

Garden Leader Pink 3003 

Very large, impressive flowers. Biggest of any in this 

class. 3” light cupped edge bell, first season from 

winter sowing, Plant height: 12”. 

C. PERSICIFOLIA 

Peach Bells, Peach Leaf, Persian Bellflower. Oblong 

lanceolate leaves to 8” on tall 3 ft. stems. 

Bella Dark Blue 0279 

Dark blue bells, 28-30” plant. 

China Blue (Telham Beauty) 6829 

Popular hardy perennial cutflower and border plant. 

Large blue bell-shaped blooms, 30-36” with glossy 

green foliage. 

C. POSCHARSKYANA 

Vigorous spreader similar to Campanula elatines 

Poscharskyana 6850 

Violet to pale blue flowers on a trailing plant. 

Recommended for rock garden, 12-inch height. 

C. TAKESIMANA 


12”. Used in rock gardens. 

Bellringers 7071 

Mix of petite blue and white flowering plants. 

Takesimana 6807 

Korean Bellflower. Large white pendulous flowers 

with red spots born on strong 24” stems. 

C. URTICIFOLIUM 

Clump forming basally clustered foliage. Tall erect 

stems. 

Urticifolium 6813 

Nettle-leaf Bellflower. Erect 34” stems support 

abundant outward-facing lilac bells. 

CANDYTUFT 

See Iberis 

CANNA 

Zones 8-10 

HYBRID GARDEN CANNA 

Canna x generalis 

76°,D, 10 to 21 days 

CROP TIME: POT: 9 weeks, green 

TROPICAL SERIES 

Red 6868 

Rose 6869 

Salmon 6873 

White 7301 

Yellow 6871 

AAS winner, dwarf F-1, finish in 6” pots. Does best in 

wet locations. Exotic flower resembles double 

hibiscus, 3 to 4” in clusters. Very compact and neat 

appearance 24-30”. Not hardy north of zone 8 but 

makes an excellent annual flowering plant. 

CARNATION 

Zones 4-8 

CARNATION, DIVINE FLOWER 

Dianthus caryophyllus 

70ľ, 7-10 days 


GARDEN LEADER 







Fenbow Nutmeg Clove 6886 

Entrancing sweet clove scent will be guaranteed to 

attract attention. The blue green foliage, abundant, 

30”, flower stems and crimson-maroon semi-double 

flowers are very appealing. Blooms in second season. 

GRENADIN SERIES 

Cardinal, bright red 6872 

Snow White, white 6876 

Mix 6880 

A mid-summer sowing will yield 2”; double flowers 

the spring of the following year. Height: 20”. 

CATANANCHE 

Zones 4-7 

CUPID’S DART 

Catananche caerulea 

68°, 14 days 


ARMOR SERIES 

Blue 7076 

White 6929 

1 1/2”semi double daisy w/dark center. Height: 24”. 

Cupid’s Dart 6900 

1 1/2”double lilac blue daisy in bunches. Height: 24”. 

CENTAUREA 

Zones 3-8 

Bachelor button 

Centaurea species 

62°, D, 14 days 

CROP TIME PACK: 12 weeks 

Dealbata 6905 

Rose pink. 32”gray green finely cut foliage. 

GARDEN LEADER 

Garden Leader Lemon 0231 

C. suaveolens. 1 1/2” yellow bloom, 20” stem. 

Macrocephala 6910 

Yellow cornflower for fresh cut flowers or drying, 42”. 

Mountain Blue 6914 

C. montana. Blue cornflower shape. Spring blooming, 

24”. 

CENTRANTHUS 

Zones 3-9 

JUPITER’S BEARD 

Centranthus ruber 

60°, 14-21 days 












VALERIAN SERIES 

Red 6915 

White 6916 

1/2” with fragrance in dense clusters along 24” stem. 

CERASTIUM 

Zones 2-7 

SNOW-IN-SUMMER 

Cerastium tomentosum 

62°, L, 7-14 days 


Snow-in-the-Summer 6922 

1/2” white flowers on compact 6” prostrate plants 

with woolly foliage. 

CHAENORRHINUM 

Zones 7-9 

TRAILING SNAPDRAGON 

C. organifolium 

65°, L, 21 days 


Summer Skies 7798 

Masses of mid-blue flowers with white eye. 10” 

mounded plants flower the first season, 150 days 

from a winter sowing. 

CHEIRIANTHUS 

(ERYSIMUM) 

See annual seeds 

CHELONE 

Zones 3-8 

TURTLE HEADS 

Chelone obliqua 

68°, L, 14 days 


Obliqua 8230 

36”dense spikes 1”of inflated rosy pink tubes in late 

summer. 

CHIASTOPHYLLUM 

Zones 3-8 

C. oppositafolium 

68°, L, 14 days 


Solar Yellow 6105 

Intense flush of yellow flowers with hooded stamens 

born on drooping racemes in Spring with attractive 

foliage. Flower height is 8 to 10 inches. Foliage is 

succulent and resembles sedum. 

CHRYSANTHEMUM, 

LEUCANTHEMUM 

Also See Annual Chrysanthemum Seed 

FIELD DAISY 

Chrysanthemum leucanthemum 

70°, L, 14-21 days 


Silver Spoons 6924 

2” daisy white with yellow center on 48” stems 

White Knight 6936 

Large white daisy flowers on strong 28” stems. 


CHRYSANTHEMUM, 

MAXIMUM 

SHASTA DAISY 

C. x supurbum 

70°, L, 14-21 days 

CROP TIME:PACK: 11 weeks, green 

Flowering response differs with each variety. 

Generally, fall blooms can be achieved from a mid 

winter sowing. Most varieties will give their best show 

the second year. Winter hardiness is not reliable above 

Zone 5 and are most often treated as biennials in 

Northern areas. 

Alaska 6935 

3”single white daisy, 32” stems. 

Crazy Daisy 6927 

Ruffled flowers. 6”semi-double to double white daisy 

on 28-30” stems. 

Exhibition 6940 

6”semi-double to double white daisy on 28-30” 

stems. Often sold as Diener’s or G. Marconi, which are 

similar in habit and flower form but vegetatively 

propagated. 

Field-of-Daisies 6937 

2” semi-double white daisy on 28-30” stems. Finish in 

gallon pots for an economical and fast selling spring 

perennial. 

GARDEN LEADER 

Garden Leader Lady’s Daisy 6947 

Outstanding specimen. Enormous blooms on large 

sturdy plants with many basal branches. Large 6- 

7”single white daisy blooms on stems of 40-48”. 

Silver Princess 6955 

2 1/2”single white daisy, dwarf habit 12-15”. 

Snow Lady 6954 

AAS winner, F-1 hybrid. The most dependably hardy 

Shasta from seed. 3-3 1/2” single white daisy on 

extremely dwarf, 8” plants. 

CIMICIFUGA 

Zones 5-9 

SNAKEROOT 

68°, L, 21 days 


Racemosa 8241 

Prized summer bloomer and tolerant of summer 

drought once established. Blooms are unpleasantly 

scented. Flower is a creamy white, nodding and curled 

raceme. Garden height 60”. 

CISANTHE 

Zones 3 -7 

Cisanthe grandeflora 

68°, L, 14 days 


Brightness 7764 

1/2” pink blooms first year from March sowing. 

Height: 28”. 

CLEMATIS 

Ranunculaceae family 

Zones 5-9 

Clematis hybrida 

68°, L, 21 days 

CROP TIME: POT: 12 weeks 

Helios 7046 

2” x 2” lantern like yellow blooms with ornamental 

seed head flowers May to October. Climing vine to 

108”. 

CODONOPSIS 

Zones 5-8 

60°, L, 11 days 

CROP TIME: PACK: 15weeks 

Clematidea 6450 

Pale blue bell shaped flowers on 10” stems. 

COMMELINA 

Zones 4-8 

MEXICAN DAYFLOWER 

Commelina dianthifolia 

70°, 14-21 days 


Electric Blue 7766 

Flat 3 petaled flowers open in the morning and close 

in the afternoon, gentian blue in color. Blooms first 

season July through frost from a March sowing. 

Compact ground cover spreads to 14”, height 12”. 

Sleeping Beauty 7079 

Flat 3 petaled blue flowers open during the day and 

close in late afternoon. Blooms first season July 

through frost from a March sowing. Compact ground 

cover spreads to 14”, height 12”. 

COREOPSIS 

Also See Annual Coreopsis Seed 

Zones 3-9 

TICKSEED 

Coreopsis species 

68°, L, 21 days; lower temperature to 68° at night for 

maximum germination. 


Baby Sun 6960 

Grandiflora biennial. Neat mounded habit with large 

single daisy yellow blooms with brown centers. Height 

16”. 

Domino 5091 

Grandiflora biennial. 18” variety. Flowers are yellow 

with black center. 

Early Sunrise 6961 

Grandiflora biennial. Blooms like an annual in the pack 

yet performs like a perennial in the garden. 2”,double, 

bright golden-yellow June till frost first season. Plant 

height 17”. 

Heliot 6146 

Grandiflora biennial. Offers a long flowering period, 

July through September. Vivid 2-3” golden yellow 

flowers display a center crimson ring. Garden height: 

24”. Blooms later than Early Sunrise. 

Presto 7999 

First year flowering award winner. Compact mounds 

of 10” flower 90 days from seedling emergence. 

Prefers cool temperatures. 

Rising Sun 6883 

Flowers up to one week earlier than Early Sunrise. 

Plant height 20-36”. Flower 1/2”. Double yellow 

flower with red fleck in the center of each petal.

Sunburst 6957 

2”, double golden yellow flowers on 24” plants, 2nd 

year. 

Sunfire 6147 

Single flower form counterpart to Rising Sun. Large 

yellow blooms with burgundy center. Naturally 

compact garden height of 20” the first season then 

36” at full maturity the following season. North 

American native species is well adapted within 

hardiness zones 4 to 9. 

NEW Garden Leader Sun Pops 6959 

C. grandiflora. Full sun, Cool conditions 10” plant 

height, 10” spread; 4” pots; combination containers 

and landscape. Zone 5. Available as seeds, plugs and 

liners. 

Sunray 6962 

Grandiflora biennial popular and widely grown. 3” 

double golden yellow flowers on 12” plants in second 

season. 

Z-Scape 6953 

The best perennial Coreopsis for naturalizing or for 

large mass plantings. Very drought tolerant. Garden 

height is 26 to 28”. Bearing yellow-gold daisies in the 

first season then blooming with profusion in the 

following season. Sell multi-plant gallon pots in late 

spring that have been planted up the previous 

summer. 

CORONILLA 

Zones 3-9 

CROWN VETCH 

Coronilla varia 

62°, L, 21 days 

GARDEN LEADER 

Varia 6968 

1/2” pinkish white blooms in clusters. Spreading, very 

invasive, use with caution. Its use may be restricted in 

some areas because of its aggressive behavior. 

CORYDALIS 

Zones 3-8 

GOLDEN BLEEDING HEART 

Corydalis lutea 

30°, 14 days, L, 62°, 21 days 

Lutea 6969 

3/4” pendulous yellow flowers in clusters spring of 

2nd year. 12” blue fern-like foliage. 

CORYNEPHORUS 

Seed Perennial Ornamental Grass Seed 

CRAMBE 

Zones 6-8 

COLEWORT, GREATER SEA KALE 

Crambe cordifloia 

68°, 14 days 

Freeze Moistened Seed 25°, 2 Weeks 


Cordifolia 6952 

Large leaves, scented flowers, massive plant, 

perennial. 1” double in broad open clusters 5 to 6” 

across midsummer second year. 68” sprawling plant 

with large glossy deep green foliage. Dried flower 

filler, fresh cuts. 

CRAPE MYRTLE 

Zones 7-10 

CRAPE MYRTLETTE 

Lagerstroemia indica 

72°, 20 days 


Use a double transplant method. Plant first into 2 1/2” 

pots then finish in shallow containers. Soil should be 

loose in structure with high amount of peat moss. 

Buds form when night temperatures are above 70°. 

Little Chief Mix 1147 

Small clusters of ruffled craped blooms in profusioncovering 

foliage. Feb. sowing produces finished 4 1/2 

pots in July. Height: 10”. 

CRASPEDIA 

Zones 6-9 

DRUMSTICK FLOWER 

Craspedia globosa 

70°-75°, 3-6 days 

CROP TIME: PACK: 10 weeks green 

Flowers second season from spring or summer 

sowing. 

Billy Buttons 7080 

Flowers are 1” yellow globes on long stems. Foliage is 

grass-like and gray-green. Plants are freely self 

seeding. 

Drumstick 6964 

2 “ bright yellow gold heads on 24 inch sticks. 

CROWN VETCH 

See Coronilla 

CYCLAMEN 

Hybrids see Annual Seed section 

Zones 4-7 

60°, D, 21 days 

CROP TIME: PACK 22 weeks 

Very hardy and beautiful rock garden alpine 

perennials. A must for the serious perennial grower. 

GARDEN LEADER 

Garden Leader Hardy Mix 1026 

Very hardy woodland perennials. We’ve selected these 

cultivars to be the best perennial cyclamen available. 

Arched stem with upturned petals, mix contains many 

shades. Blooms late spring through early summer 

from an August sowing. Plant height 6” with silver 

markings on the foliage. 

“ASK US” 

CYMBALARIA 

Zone 5 

KENILWORTH IVY 

Linaria cymbalaria 

60°,L, 14-21 days 


Culture requires generous nitrogen. Member of the 

snapdragon family. 

Muralis 2553 

Stems grow toward the light, then turn away from the 

light allowing the mature seed capsules to disperse 

seeds into the cracks and crevices of stone walls and 

rocky slopes. This habit makes a very unusual looking 

hanging basket. Three lobed beard with a two lobed 

upper palate, of mixed color, tricolor, white, yellow 

and purple; Size: 1/2”. Blooms May through 

September. Creeping habit with many branched ivy 

like stems. 

DELOSPERMA 

Zones 3-9 

ICE PLANT 

Delosperma ecklonis 

62°, L, 21 days 

Stardust 6049 

D. floribunda. Instant perennial flowering in the first 

season, hardy to Zone 6. Cushion-forming succulent 

foliage. Masses of lilac-purple flowers with white 

centers. Requires dry sandy soil. Garden height 6”, 

spread 12”. 

Table Mountain 6052 

D. cooperii. Instant perennial flowering in the first 

season, hardy to Zone 6. Cushion-forming succulent 

foliage. Masses of vibrant purple-red flowers. Requires 

dry sandy soil. Garden height 6”, spread 12”. 

DELPHINIUM 


Zones 3-7 

LARKSPUR 

Delphinium x cultorum 

35°, D, 7 days; 70°, 21-28 days 


Chill premoistened seed at 35° for 7 days. Sow with a 

light covering of soil at temperature of 72°. When 

seedlings are established lower temperature to 50°. 

Our new Garden Leader Dwarf Banner Series fits 

perfectly into the bedding plant program by virtue of 

its compact habit and early flowering. Cutflower 

production of Delphiniums, Pennants and Pacific 

Giants is increasing. 

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DELPHINIUM, DWARF 

Blue Mirror 6994 

Upward facing spurless flowers. Vibrant mid blue 

flowers on 10” plants. 

Blue Pygmy 6996 

Upward facing spurless flowers. Clear mid blue 

flowers on 12” plants with open sprays. 

BUTTERFLY SERIES 

Blue 6958 

Mix 6980 

D.chinensis. single blooms on 12” to 15” stem. Well 

branched plants which are also heat tolerant. Hardy in 

only mild climates. 

Delfix 6054 

D. grandiflorum. Bred to be the earliest flowering in 

this class of Delphiniums. Blue flowers. Garden height 

12-15”. 

NEW Diamonds Blue 7649 

D. chinensis. Low energy input crop; high seed quality. 

Easy to grow and schedule production for self-sowers. 

Lower input cost than tissue culture. No spurs so 

flowers face consumer at retail. Full sun. Height: 16 to 

24”. (40 cm). Spread: 10 to 12”. (25 cm). Zone 5 

GARDEN LEADER 

GARDEN LEADER BANNER SERIES 

Royal Blue 6977 

Sky Blue 6976 

Mix 6978 

Chinensis. Flowers first season in pots and packs. 

Compact dwarf habit that stands up to summer’s 

heat. Sell these in bloom for fast turnover. Dwarf 

plants 8-10”; Spread: 12”. 

Sky Lights Mix 7081 

D. tatsienense. 12” plants bloom first year, 10 weeks 

from transplant. Large, spurred flowers in a balanced 

mix. 

SUMMER SERIES 

NEW Clouds 7660 

Nights 7389 

Blues, AAS 7390 

Grandiflorum. Single blooms on 12” to 15” well 

branched mounds. Improved heat tolerance and 

earliness. Hardy in zone 4. 

DELPHINIUM, MID SIZE 

AURORA SERIES 


Lavender 6884 

Large flower spikes on compact plants, growing to 

30” to 36”. 

Belladonna 6965 

This Clivedon beauty has sky blue, extra large, single 

blooms on strong 36” to 42” stems. 

Bellamosum 6970 

This variety better treated as an annual has large, 

single, dark blue flowers on 36”to 42” stems. 

BEVERLY HILLS SERIES 

Salmon 6973 

Scarlet 6974 

Yellow 6979 


D. cardinalis. 2” spurred flower spikes, 16 weeks to 

bloom on 22” stems. 

Connecticut Yankee Mix 6995 

AAS Winner, D.elatum. Height: 36”. Spread: 20” 

NEW Dasante Blue 7643 

D. elatum. Full sun. Easy-care, cool-season crop in a 

bright blue color on a compact plant. Height: 28 to 

34”. (70 cm), Spread: 10 to 12”. Zone 5 

GARDEN LEADER 

GARDEN LEADER PENNANT SERIES 

Dark Blue/White Bee 7031 

Dark Blue/Dark Bee 7032 

Lavender/White Bee 7033 

Mid Blue/White Bee 6137 

Pink/White Bee 7010 

Sky Blue/White Bee 7035 

White/Dark Bee 7038 

White/White Bee 7036 

Bright Bee Mix 7044 

Mix 7030 

Large, full flower spikes first year from an early 

sowing. Self supporting 28 to 36” stems. Best series 

to grow for smaller gardens, containers and windy 

areas. 

GARDEN LEADER 

NEW Garden Leader Orange Flag 6981 

D. nudicale. Full sun plant blooms from May to mid 

summer. Finish in 4” or gallon containers. First year 

blooming. Compact and branching habit. Plant height 

10 to 14”, spread 10 to 12”. Attractive deep orange 

flowers with large spurs. Shiny deep green foliage. 

Available as seeds, plugs and liners. 

MAGIC FOUNTAIN SERIES 

Cherry Blossom 7019 

Dark Blue w/Dark Bee 7016 

Dark Blue w/White Bee 7017 

Lavender w/White Bee 7027 

Lilac Pink w/White Bee 7028 

Mid Blue/White Bee 6138 

Sky Blue w/White Bee 6992 

Pure White 7029 

White w/Dark Bee 6998 

Mix 6967 

A dwarf version of Pacific Giant Series on compact 

plants, growing to 30” to 36”. Most colors will flower 

first season. 

Redcap 6885 

D. nudicaule. Red flowers on open 18” sprays. 

DELPHINIUM, TALL 

PACIFIC GIANT 

Astolat, rose-lilac 7000 

Black Knight, blue, dark bee 7001 

Blue Bird, blue, white bee 7002 

Blue Jay, mid-blue, dark bee 7003 

Cameliard, lilac, white bee 7011 

Galahad, white 7004 

Guinevere, lavender, white bee 7005 

King Arthur, violet, white bee 7006 

Percival, white dark stamen 7337 

Summer Skies, light blue, white bee 7007 

Round Table Mix 7008 

3” blooms surround thick stems. Height: Up to 48” 

requires staking in the landscape. Suitable cutflower. 

Not dependably flowering in first season. 

DIANTHUS 

Also see annual seed 

Zones 4-8 

A diverse genus with over 200 cultivated species. Our 

perennial offering suggests the varieties best suited 

for commercial production and reliable garden 

performance. 

D. ALPINUS 

Alpine Pink late flowering species, sprawling habit. 

Alwoodii 6999 

Full color range, short stemmed rounded flowers. 

Requires exacting conditions to flourish. 

D. AMURENSIS 

Late flowering species, sprawling habit 

Siberian Blues 0377 

15 inches reddish blue color. 

D. ARENARIUS 

Low growing species, very fragrant 

Arenarius 7065 

Fragrant, small, white fringed flowers on 9” plant. 

D. BARBATUS 

Sweet William best grown as a biennial. Sow it in 

midsummer for spring pack sales in bloom. Also find 

more D. barbatus in our annual seed section. 

BOUQUET SERIES 

Purple 5634 

NEW Rose 7661 

Interspecific cross, blooms all season long. Slightly 

fragrant. Heat tolerant. Single blooms born on well 

branched “wispy” informal looking stems. Season: 12 

weeks from February sowing. Height: 22”. 

Indian Carpet Mix 7049 

Dwarf 6-8” plants with single flowers in tight clusters, 

bright colors. Blooms first season. 

KING WILLIAM SERIES 

Red Baron 1225 

Scarlet Prince 1223 

Sir Salmon 1222 

Snoopy & Red Baron 1226 

White Queen 1224 

Royal Court Mix 1227 

Tall Sweet William. Excellent field grown commercial 

cutflowers, biennial that may flower first year from an 

early sowing. A very economical replacement for the 

Holliandia Series of tissue cultured commercial cut 

flowers. 1 1/2-2”, single blooms with long vase life. 

Some flower show in first season, complete bloom 

second year from seed. Height: 18 – 24”. 

NOVERNA SERIES 

Clown 7091 

Coral 7094 

Crimson 7104

Pink 7117 

Salmon Eye 7121 

Violet 7122 

White 7123 

Mix 7110 

No vernalization required to flower. Blooms 11 weeks 

from transplanting. Plant height 18”. 

Pinocchio 7040 

Double dwarf mix. Early flowering 8” high mixture 

with 70% double blooms. A double flowered version 

of Indian Carpet. 

Roundabout 5624 

Blooms first season. Plant the same time as Alyssum 

and Roundabout will bloom with it for a spectacular 

show. Produces best where summers are cool. 3/4”, 

single mixture. 

D. CARYOPHYLLUS 

See Carnation 

D. DELTOIDES 

Maiden Pinks are low-growing, mat-forming perennial 

plants that bear an abundance of small single flowers. 

Excellent rock garden plants 

Albus 7072 

Pure white blooms covering a 9-inch tall mound. 

Arctic Fire 7074 

Stunning white flowers with glowing red eye. Very 

free flowering. Habit is spreading, 10-12” height, very 

desirable cultivar. 

Brilliancy 7068 

Large flowers, dazzling red growing on 10” tall 

mounds. 

Brilliant 7073 

Large flowers of bright crimson-red growing on 9” tall 

mounds. 

Canta Libre Mix 7085 

Assorted shades of pink, some with bicolors. 

Confetti Mix 1367 

Countless bright flowers on short upright stems 

creating a sparkling carpet with a pleasant scent. 

Requires cool nights 55 degrees to form flower buds. 

Plant height 9” spreads to 18” per plant. Flowers 

second season from a spring sowing. 

Flashing Light 7077 

Deep ruby red flowers. Floriferous dwarf, tufted plants 

growing 6” to 8” tall. Good bedding plant. 

GARDEN LEADER 

NEW GARDEN LEADER ALBRIGHT SERIES 

NEW Rose 6983 

NEW Red Picotee 6982 

D. deltoides. Full sun plant blooms from May to mid 

summer. Finish in 4” containers. Dazzling deltoides 

cultivar that sports an exceptionally long blooming 

period. Plants produce a strong root system and 

foliage is neatly arranged in a symmetrical flattened 

ball. Blooms totally cover the 8” plants. Zone 4. 

Green-Roof Certified. 

Microchips Mix 7087 

Compact mixture of flowers, all with pink eyes. 

Flowers on 8” stems in first season. 

Shrimp 7060 

Clear salmon pink color, rich flowering with a 

spreading habit. Grows to 9” tall. 

ZING SERIES 

Rose 1444 

Salmon 1438 

Smothered in bright blossoms. Ideal for rock gardens 

and commercial perennial sales. Creeping habit height 

6” dense mat of velvety green. 

D. GRATIANOPOLITANUS 

Cheddar Pinks. Dense grassy foliage 

NEW Flavora Rose Shades 7665 

Sweetly fragrant flowers from May to early August the 

first season from seed. Plant height 8”. Zones 4-9. 

D. KNAPPII 

Upright habit, Few leaves 

Knappii 7084 

Single 1” in clustered blooms of clear yellow first year 

on 24” stems. 

D. PLUMARIUS 

Border pinks (Clove Pinks) produce grassy clumps 

bearing an abundance of fringed double blooms in 

early summer. 

GARDEN LEADER 

Garden Leader Clove Pink 7287 

Blooms first year 16 weeks from sowing. Mix of pink, 

rose & crimson. Single form flowers are sweetly 

fragrant. Plant height is 6”. 

Spring Beauty Mix 7058 

1 1/2”; semi-double and double shades of pink, rose, 

salmon and white; Height: 12-15”. Flowers second 

season from a spring or summer sowing. 

DICENTRA 

Zones 3-7 

BLEEDING HEART 

32° for 45 days, 60° till germination 


Bleeding Heart 7078 

Spectabilis. 1 1/2”; pendulous sprays pink and white 

in May. Height: 30” with bushy with fern-like leaves. 

Eximia 7075 

Pink flowers on strong 16” stems, blooms in second 

season from sowing. 

Golden Tears 7082 

Scandens. Tall climber with masses of yellow flowers 

and finely dissected leaves. 

GARDEN LEADER 







DICTAMNUS 

Zones 3-9 

GAS PLANT 

Dictamus fraxinella 

30°, 14 days; L; 65°, 28 days 


Persistent perennial lasting for years if not disturbed. 

Called Gas Plant because of the strong vapor of its 

foliage and flowers that will faintly ignite if a lighted 

match is put to it on a windless summer evening. 

Albaflora 7105 

White blooms on 26” stems. 

Ruby 7088 

White flowers turning rose with dark veins, 26” stems. 

DIGITALIS 


Zones 4-8 

FOX GLOVE 

70-80°, L, 14 days 

Exposure to light will enhance germination, do not 

cover. 


Alba 7098 

Purpurea. Pure white flowers on 3 to 4 foot stems. 

Apricot Beauty 7100 

Purpurea. Apricot-orange flowers growing on 48-inch 

stems make this ideal for a cutflower. 

Café Crème 6174 

Tall spikes covered with chocolate brown flowers. 

Foliage has a rich glossy sheen. Blooms in second 

season. 

CAMELOT SERIES 

Lavender 6727PL 

Rose 6728PL 

White 6726PL 

F-1 hybrid series. First year blooming with very large 

flowers. Uniform growth habit from color to color. 

Candy Mountain 6055 

D. purpurea. Spectacular new type of Foxglove, a true 

biennial. Garden height 24” with tightly packed, up 

facing, rose flowers arranged around the stem. For 

containers and landscape. Hardy to Zone 6. 

DALMATION SERIES 

Purple Spotted 0119PL 

White Spotted 0120PL 

F-1 hybrid with short flowering time and good 

uniformity. Flowers 8 to 10 weeks from sowing. 

Pelleted seed for easy handling. 










Dwarf Carillon 7909 

D. grandiflora. Dwarf and compact forming a large 

clump with many stalks 15” tall. Blooms first year 

from seed. 

Excelsior Hybrids 7090 

Purpurea. Mix of white, cream, purple, lavender and 

pink bell-shaped flowers are horizontally grouped 

around the stem to reveal the markings inside the 

bells. Grows to 3 to 4 feet tall. 

Foxy Mix 7093 

AAS winner. Easily grown but not dependably winter 

hardy. Mixed colors, white, pinks and rose with spots; 

Season: first year from seed. Height: 36”. 

Mertonensis 7089 

Unique strawberry colored 2-1/2” long flowers 

growing on 3 to 4-foot tall stems. Has velvety green 

foliage. Bloom second season. 

Primrose Carousel 7915 

World's first primrose-yellow color digitalis true from 

seed. UK 1999 Flower of the Year. Blooms first year 

from January sowing. Plant height 34”. 

Shirley 7095 

Purpurea. A mix of colors on long flower spikes 

growing to 3-4 feet tall. 

Spanish Peaks 7181 

D. thapsi. Many short stems with soft pink bells, good 

pot plant also. Blooms first year from seed. 

DODECATHEON 

Zones 5-8 

SOUTHERN SHOOTING STAR 

D. jeffreyi 

65°, L, 21 days 


Sierra 6853 

Pink ‘shooting stars’ on delicate 14” sprays, easy to 

grow and flowers first season from winter sowing. 

DORONICUM 

Zones 4-9 

LEOPARD’S BANE 

Doronicum caucasium 

60°-70°, L, 21-28 days 

CROP TIME: PACKS: 14 weeks 

Golden Pygmy 7086 

D. orientale. Short 10” stems hold large yellow daisies 

above dense foliage clumps. 

Leopard’s Bane 7097 

D. orientale. 2 1/2”daisy petals are flat and narrow 

yellow in color with yellow center, plant height is 20”. 

Little Leo 7092 

New breeding creates an doronicum compact enough 

for pot production. Flower yellow with yellow center; 

Height 6”. March blooming from early sowing. 

Magnificum 7103 

Large flowered species, D.orientale. 3 1/2” yellow 

daisy flower blooms April through June on 24” plants. 

DRACOCEPHALUM 

Zones 3-8 

65°, 14 days; L, 10 days 


Blue Moon 7169 

D. Imberbe. Pouch-like light blue flower. Height: 12”. 


Grandiflorum 7177 

Many large deep blue flowers over tidy rosettes of 

foliage. 14” plants. 

ECCREMOCARPUS 

Zones 4-9 

Bignoniaceae family 

Eccremocarpus scaber 

60°-70°, L, 21-28 days 


GARDEN LEADER 

GARDEN LEADER CRAZY VINE 

Gold 0612 

Orange 0614 

Rose 0611 

Mix 0615 

3 X 1/2” tubular trumpet vigorous climber, height 

108”. 

ECHINACEA 

Zones 4-9 

CONEFLOWER 

Echinacea purpurea 

= Rudbeckia purpurea 

= Rudbeckia echinacea 

34°, 28 days, 68°, 28 days 

CROP TIME:PACK: 16 weeks (green) 

Bravo (Bravado) 7765 

Extra large rosey-red flowers with maroon centers. A 

heat tolerant plant growing to 4-feet tall. 

GARDEN LEADER 

Garden Leader EZ Gro 

Finale White 6987 

Excellent bedding or pot plant, Finale White blooms 

the first year from seed! Ideal for bedding plant 

growers looking to expand into perennials. Size: 4”, 

single, creamy white, greenish brown cone. Height: 

15-18”. 

GARDEN LEADER 

Garden Leader EZ Gro Ovation7111 

A superb cut flower. Excellent plant habit and flower 

form. Easy to grow. Beautiful blooms are a quick seller. 

Outstanding garden performance guarantee repeat 

sales. Single 4 1/2” daisy, rose pink ray petals are 

spreading not drooping. Height: 30” strong cut flower 

stems. 

Lustre Hybrid Mix 7101 

Mixed hybrids of complete color range white through 

deep red. Includes apricot, orange and salmon shades 

too. 

Primadonna Rose 7552 

Beautiful brightly colored cone flowers on 38” stems. 

Purple Magnus 7109 

Rose-purple, 4-inch flowers with a dark rose center 

growing 40 to 48 inches tall. 

Purpurea 7106 

Reddish-purple 4-inch flower with dark disk growing 4 

feet tall. 

White Swan 7114 

Pure white flower blooming in first year if sown early, 

growing to 4 feet tall. 

Yellow Coneflower 7102 

E. paradoxa. Unusual yellow cone flowers on tall 40” 

stems. 

ECHINOPS 

Zones 4-8 

GLOBE THISTLE 

Echinops bannaticus 

75°, L, 21 days 


Globe Thistle 7112 

2” spiny blue ball on 24”stems with white woolly 

foliage. 

ERIGERON 

Zones 5-8 

FLEABANE 

Erigeron speciosus 

70°, 14 days 


Azure Fairy 7116 

2”, thin-petals, pale lavender blue double daisy with 

yellow center. 15” basal leaves nearly stemless, suited 

for the rock garden. 

GARDEN LEADER 

Garden Leader Z-Scape Rocky 7107 

No perennial is more hardy and long lasting in our 

trials. 3/4”, light pink daisy early spring through 

summer first season. Height: 10”. 

Glaucus 7099 

2”; semi double light blue to violet daisy. Height: 8”. 

Pink Jewel 7115 

Lilac-pink flowers, blooming on 24-inch stems, the 

same year from sowing. 

Profusion 7126 

Fast, blooms 1st year from seed (12 weeks) 

Shape: 1/2 to 3/4”; daisy opens white and changes to 

pink on mounding 10” plants. 

Stallone 7178 

E. karvinskianus. Woven mats of foliage and flower 

stalks of many bright white daisy flowers with red 

backsided petals. 

ERINUS 

Zones 3-7 

LIVER BALSAM 

Erinus alpinus 

65°, L, 21 days 


Alpinus 7096 

5 petal flowers- similar to Primula malacoides. 

Lavender lobes with dark veins. Blooms April-May in 

2nd year. Height: 7” loose mat for alpine rock 

gardens. 

ERYNGIUM 

Zones 5-9 

SEA HOLLY 

Eryngium species 

70°, 14 days 

CROP TIME:CUT: 16 weeks 

Deeply cut spine tipped bracts surrounding a central 

cone

Alpinum Superbum 7118 

2” steel blue flower. Height: 24” 

Blue Glitter 7303 

First year blooming from seed. Tall garden plant for 

background or cuts, 36” 

Blue Star 7124 

Deep blue. Blooms second season. Height 36” 

Miss Marble 7128 

Rosette forming plants have ovate and toothed, deep 

green foliage with strong marbled veins, broadest in 

the leaf center. Plant height 18: Flower color lilac blue. 

Silver Salentino 7133 

First pure white Eryngium from seeds. Good for cuts 

and tall garden plant. Height is 50”. 

Yuccifolium 7119 

Rattlesnake master. Striking plant. Yucca-like leaves 

with long flower stems. Round greenish white flower 

globes. 

ERYSIMUM 

Zones 3-7 

WALLFLOWER 

Cheiranthus species 

68°, 14 to 21 days 


Goldshot 7125 

pervoskianus. April through June blooming from 

winter sowing. 15” plants display bright yellow flower 

clusters. 

Linifolium 7129 

Lilac mauve flower 16 weeks from seed. Height: 14”. 

ESCHSCHOLTZIA 

See Annual Poppy Seed 

EUCALYPTUS 

Zones 7-9 

BLUE GUM, LEMON SCENTED GUM 

Eucalyptus species 

65°, L, 21 days 

CROP TIME: PACK: 14 weeks, CUT: 36 weeks 

Cinerea 6218 

Silver Dollar. Landscape or for economy cut greens, 

rounded silvery green foliage. Upright branching 52”. 

Silverdrop 6217 

Florist quality-small silver foliage 50”. 

EUPATORIUM 

Zones 4-8 

JOE PYE WEED 

Eupatorium purpureum 

68°, 14 days 


Will not flower 1st year. Pack production should target 

a stout plant grown in full light at cool temperatures. 

Purpureum 0380 

Domed heads, clusters of ageratum-type blooms; Size: 

3 1/2” head, 1/2” flowers; Color: pink through purple 

shades; Season: July through September second 

season from seed. Height: 42”, dense upright clump 

Spreading 48”. Foliage color is green to reddish green. 

EUPHORBIA 

Zones 4-8 

SPURGE 

Euphorbia species 

34°, 40 days; 69° day 60° night, 28 days 


Blue Silver 7130 

E. myrsinites. Brilliant yellow single bloom in May, 2nd 

year. Succulent type silver blue foliage with creeping 

habit. 

Kilimanjaro 7134 

E. marginata. Bright green foliage with pure white 

edges. Plant height is 35”. Matures for cutting 5 

weeks from transplant. 

Lemon & Lime 7917 

Single yellow flowers bloom July-September, 2nd year. 

60” upright mound of lime green foliage with light 

midrib. 

Polychroma 7132 

1” single bracts in chartreuse clusters changing to 

bronze in May. Height 24”. 

Snow on the Mountain 7131 

E. marginata. 1” single snow white bracts in clusters, 

May bloom. Height: 20-24” variegated green/white 

foliage. 

EUSTOMA 

See Lisianthus, annual seed section 

FIBIGIA 

Biennial 

Fibigia clypeta 

70°, 14 days 

CROP TIME: CUT: 16 weeks 

Clypeta 7127 

Yellow, developing coin shaped seed pods alternate 

along upright 15”stems in spring and summer. 

GAILLARDIA 

Zones 3-9 

BLANKET FLOWER 

Gaillardia aristata 

G. grandiflora 

70-75°, L, 8 to 12 days 

CROP TIME:POT: 16 weeks 

USES: Gaillardias are good for bright spots in the 

perennial border. The taller varieties are excellent cut 

flowers. Superior heat and drought tolerance. 

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Aurea Pura 7143 

Clear yellow, single flowers from June through 

September on 30” plants. 

Arizona Sun 7138 

12” mounding habit. Survives the harshest of 

locations in full sun and drought. Winner of the All 

America Selections Award and Fleuroselect Gold 

Medal. 

Bremen 7144 

Tall plants with red and yellow daisy-like flower. 

Burgundy 7136 

Deep wine red flowers on 2-feet tall plants. 

Dazzler 7137 

Tall plants 24”, bright orange flowers with deep red 

eye. 

GARDEN LEADER 

Garden Leader Mix 7149 

Double daisy in shades from yellow to burgundy on 

14” plants. 

GARDEN LEADER 

Garden Leader LoGro 7288 

A genetically dwarf G. aristata. Flowers first year from 

seed sown in Feb or March. Plant height 8”. Flower 

scarlet red, deep mahogany center, circled with bright 

yellow. Ideal for mixed containers or perennial borders 

Goblin 7140 

Most popular gaillardia. 2” semi-double red and gold 

bicolor daisy. Height: 12-14”. 

NEW MESA SERIES 

NEW Bicolor AAS 7674 

NEW Yellow 1268 

Uniform habit and flowering time makes it easy to 

schedule and ship. Easy to grow with Spring crops. 

First F1 gaillardia from seed. Height: 16 to 18 “. 

Spread: 20 to 22“. Hardy to Zone 5 

Monarch Mix 7146 

A bright range of mixed colors on 28-inch stems. 

GAULTHERIA 

Zones 5 

Gaultheria procumbens 

68° F, 14 days 


Monitor pH to not go above 4.5. Finish in 6 or 7” 

pots. Sow in January to finish as a Christmas crop or 

sow in September for May sales. 

800-241-7333 



Very Berry 7145 

Bright red berries and waxy green foliage. Plant 

height 8”. 

GAURA 

Zones 3-7 

Gaura lindheimeri 

70° F, 10-20 days; light will help germ. 


The Bride 7151 

1”, white 5 petal flower blooms all season on 36” 

plant. 

GENTIANA 

Zones 4-8 

ALPINE GENITIAN 

Genitian acaulis 

34°, 14 days; 60°, 28 days 


Alpine Genitian 7154 

1/2” deep blue. Height: 12” 

Nikita 7168 

G. dahurica. 1/2” in 1 1/2” deep blue clusters. Height 

18”. 

GERANIUM 

Zones 4-9 

CRANESBILL 

Geranium sanguineum 

65°-70°, 28 to 40 days 

Some lots may require periods of alternating warm 

and cold temperatures from 38 to 68° over a period of 

many weeks. Generally a very difficult germinator. 

Some seed may lie dormant in the seed flat for as long 

as 12 months before sprouting. Performance will vary 

from crop to crop. 

GARDEN LEADER 


Blue 3001 

Pink 1735 

Garden Leader Mix 3002 

Strong selections from vigorous parent stock. 

Lavender blooms are richer in color, plants are 

healthier in appearance. Flowers early through 

midsummer first season. Height: 27”. 

Pratense 7163 

MRS. K. CLARK Violet blue long flowering rambling 

16”mound. 

Sanguineum 7157 

1”; single rose purple flowers and variable shades. 

Height 12”. 

Splish Splash 7167 

Pale blue with darker lavender blue stripes. Variable 

patterns, blooms second season from a summer 

sowing on 22” plants season. 

Sylvaticum 7164 

Mayflower. 1 1/2” reddish violet flowers paired in 

dense racemes over deeply cut foliage. Height 27”. 

VISION SERIES 

Light Pink 1694 

Violet 1711 

G. sanguineum. Foliage that adds beauty to the 

perennial garden. Profusion of blooms on 14” plants 

second season in May. 


GERBERA 

See Annual Seed section 

GEUM 

Zones 4-8 

AVENS 

Geum chiloense, species 

85° D, 70° N, L, 21 to 28 Days 

CROP TIME: 14 weeks 

Borisii 7147 

Golden orange blooms on 28” stems. 

Cooky 7176 

Unique orange blooms on 24” stems. Up to now not 

seen with this genus. Very unusual character to those 

craziest of perennial settings. 

Double Bloody Mary 7172 

2” bright red double flower much larger than other all 

similar hybrids. Summer blooming first year from a 

January sowing. Height: 26” 

NEW Koi 7680 

Many bright orange flowers over compact glossy 

green foliage. Plant height 18”. Grows best in light 

shade. Zone 5-7. 

GARDEN LEADER 

Garden Leader Scarlet 7171 

1 1/2” semi-double vivid scarlet/red summer blooming 

from an early spring sowing. Height: 18-20” 

GARDEN LEADER 

NEW LoGro Orange 6971 

G. hybridum. Full sun plant blooms from June to frost. 

Finish in 4 or 6” pots. Blooms first season. Plants stay 

dwarf and well branched needing no support or 

staking. Bright orange blooms. Height 12”. Hardy to 

Zone 4. Available as seeds, plugs and liners. 

Lady Stratheden yellow 7165 

Mrs. Bradshaw scarlet 7170 

1 1/2”; semi double cluster on erect stalks. Height: 

18” 

GIRANDOLE 

Microseris ringens 

YAM DAISY 

60°, L, 21 days 


GARDEN LEADER 


Bushel of Gold 6972 

Full sun plant blooms from June to frost. Finish in 6” 

or gallon containers. Blooms first season. Broad, deep 

green and serrated ornamental foliage. Strong yellow 

color flower clusters make a great show in the 

landscape. Hardy to Zone 4. Available as seeds, plugs 

and liners. 

GYPSOPHILA 

Zones 4-8 

BABY’S BREATH 

Gypsophila species 

72°, L, 14 days 


Baby’s Breath bears hundreds of tiny flowers. It is a 

well-known cut and dried flower that is a reliably 

hardy perennial. 

Double Snowflake 7179 

Paniculata. High quality, large, mostly double flowers. 

Similar in quality to vegetative propagated Baby’s 

Breath. 

GARDEN LEADER 

NEW GARDEN LEADER LoGro SERIES 

NEW LoGro Rose 7346 

NEW LoGro White 7347 

Full sun plant blooms from June to frost. Finish in 4 or 

6” containers. Blooms first season. Baby’s Breath, and 

a breath taking garden or container specimen it is. 

Mounds of clear, bright, double blooms. Hardy to 

zone 4. 

Garden Leader Premium 3024 

Outstanding strain of perennial “gyp”. High quality, 

large, mostly double flowers. Premium approaches the 

tissue-culture propagated strains in flower quality. 

Pacifica 7175 

Large rose-pink blooms growing on a 4-foot plant. 

Old time favorite for its hardiness and longevity. 

Pink Baby 7187 

Rosy-pink form of creeping gypsophila. 

Silver Star 1948 

G. fastigiata. Nice dense rosette of low growing 

foliage from which the plant launches 9” stems 

topped with white flower clusters. 

Single White 7180 

G. Paniculata. Large, white, single flowers growing on 

3-1/2 foot plants. Easy to grow. A fine garden variety. 

HELENIUM 

Zones 3-9 

SNEEZE WEED 

Helenium autumnale 

68°, L, 14 to 21 Days 


Autumnale 7200 

Small yellow to mahogany sunflower shape born on 

sprays with darker centers. 5’ rambling habit. 

GARDEN LEADER 

GARDEN LEADER HELENA SERIES 

Gold 7348 

Red 7350 

Mix 7349 

This series flowers the first season from a spring 

sowing. Multitude of small daisy-like blooms cover 

48”, well branched plants. Zone 4. 

Hoopesii 7199 

Large golden-yellow flower on 2-1/2 foot plants. 

HELIANTHEMUM 

Zones 5-9 

ROCK ROSE 

Helianthemum mutabile 

70°, 14 to 21 days 

CROP TIME: PACK: 12 weeks

Sun Rose Mix 7205 

Yellows, oranges, reds; Height: 9” spreading, prefers 

dry soil. 

HELIOPSIS 

Zones 4-9 

FALSE SUNFLOWER 

Heliopsis scabra 

68°, 14 to 21 Days 

CROP TIME:PACK: 10 weeks 

Summer Sun 7208 

FLOWER: Shape: mixed single and double 3” yellow 

daisy blooms. Height: 48”. 

HELLEBORUS 

Zones 4-7 

CHRISTMAS ROSE, LENTEN ROSE 

Helleborus niger 

34°, 14 days; 65°, 21 to 28 days 


Christmas Rose 7210 

Blooms in December or early Spring sometimes under 

snow cover. Single, 3”, white or pinkish green color 

bloom. Stem-less, basal leaved 14” rosette. 

Double Queen Mix 7413 

First fully double flower from seed. Mixed colors of 

White, Red, Pink and Green many with spotted 

throats. Garden height 18”. Sow seeds in May or 

June, first plants will begin to flower in late winter 30 

months later. All plants fully blooming plants the year 

following. A very long term, high value crop. 

Gold Bullion 7212 

H.foetidus. Exciting golden yellow foliage provides 

glowing winter color. 

HEMEROCALLIS 

Zones 3-8 

DAYLILY 

Hemerocallis species 

700-750 seeds/oz. 


Miniature Hybrids 7215 

A collection of seed from the finest of the new dwarf 

hybrid clones. Height: 12-14”. 

HESPERIS 

Zones 3-8 

DAME’S ROCKET 

Hesperis matronalis 

72°, L, 14 to 21 days 


Alba 7213 

H.matronalis. White flower type. 

Sweet Rocket Mix 7220 

Fragrant herb often grows as a biennial. Resembles 

3/4” phlox-like blooms in clusters. Height: 30”. 

HETEROPAPPUS 

Zones 4-8 

Heteropappus meyendorffii 

68°, 14 to 21 Days 


Blue Knol 7922 

2” single vibrant mauve-blue daisy with yellow eye. 

Fall flowering from a February sowing. Height: 14”. 

HEUCHERA 

Zones 3-8 

CORAL BELLS, ALUMROOT 

Heuchera species 

68°, L, 21 to 28 Days 


Bressingham Hybrids 7225 

Very popular green-leaved mixture with flowers in 

various shades, from bright white to coral to deepest 

red. 

Emperor’s New Clothes 7232 

Mixture of several leaf shapes and foliage colors 

ranging from light green to deep purple. 

Firefly 7222 

Sanguineum. Special strain. Fragrant vermilion red 

blooms on 24” plants. 

Melting Fire 7057 

The best red leaf Heuchera that competes with the TC 

varieties. Foliage is deep red and curly. Very 

ornamental. 22 weeks from sowing to sale in 4 1/2” 

pot. Garden height is 18”. 

GARDEN LEADER 

Garden Leader Palace Purple 7226 

H. micrantha, bronze leaf plants can be selected out 

among green leaf seedlings. Deep yellow or white 

flowers 2nd year. Mounded deep bronze maple leaf 

type foliage 20”. 

Ruby Bells 7228 

A myriad of intense blood red flowers crowns the new 

‘Ruby Bells’ Heuchera. The tiny bell shaped flowers are 

held attractively above the evergreen foliage, at 16” 

and with more flower stems than other Heucheras. 

Blooms May through August. 

Splendens 7223 

Sanguinea old fashion coral bells. Less of a flower 

show than the hybrids. 

HIBISCUS 

Zones 5-9 

ROSE MALLOW 

Hibiscus moscheutos species 

70°, D, 14 to 20 days 

CROP TIME:POT: 11 to 14 weeks 

Pre soak seed in warm water for 8 hours before 

sowing. Responds to Cycocel for compact pot 

production. 

GARDEN LEADER 







DISCO BELLE SERIES 

Pink 2017 

Rosy Red 2010 

White 2008 

Mix 2018 

Hybrid with large, 8-9” single blooms open for one 

day each. Height: 18-20”. 

LUNA SERIES 

Blush 7441 

Pink Swirl 7442 

Red 7443 

Rose 7444 

White w/red eye 7445 

Large blooms on 24 to 36” plant. Bushy plants spread 

to 24”. Bloom time in the garden is 5 to 7 weeks. Heat 

and drought tolerant plants are ideal for season 

extending sales. 

HOLLYHOCK 

Zones 3-8 

GARDEN HOLLYHOCK 

Althaea rosea 

65°, 14 to 21 Days 



CHATER’S SERIES 

Bright Pink 7227 

Chamois, rose 7150 

Golden, yellow 6528 

Maroon, purple 6529 

Salmon 6554 

Scarlet 6547 

Rose-Pink 7152 

White 6548 

Mix 6524 

Popular tall double strain offering a wide range of 

fully-double flowers. Height 24-36”. 

Crème de Cassis 6177 

Superb first year flowering hollyhock with black 

current colored flowers with attractive veining that 

fade to a lighter color. An interesting combination of 

double, semi double and single flowers can be found 

on the same stem. 

Happy Lights Mix 7156 

Mixture of bright colors for the cutting garden. Plant 

height 40” 

Nigra 6525 

The Watchman (rosea), 3” rich chocolate maroon 

single flowers. Height: 60”. 

Peaches & Dreams 7923 

Large double blooms creamy peach tinged in 

raspberry-pink. July flowering from a January sowing. 

Height: 90” 










Powderpuffs Mix 6526 

Large double flowers in pastel shades. Plant habit is 

more compact than Chater’s 40”. 

Single Ficifolia 2001 

Single flowers on a very hardy plant, 68” tall, mixed 

colors. 

HOSTA 

Zones 4-9 

PLANTAIN LILY 

Hosta species 

30°, D, 7 days; 68°, L, 10 days 


Hosta are very hardy shade or light sun perennials. 

Once established they will thrive for years. There are 

dozens of species with varied leaf forms and flower 

colors. These are the most desirable of all the seed 

cultivars. 

American Hybrid Mix 7231 

All modern forms, Sahin’s Best special collection. 

Elegans 7230 

Pale blue flowers, very decorative, smooth solid green 

leaf 

HUNNEMANIA 

Zones 6-10 

MEXICAN TULIP POPPY 

Hunnemania fumariifolia 

75°, D, 10 days 


Transplanting can be difficult. 

Mexican Tulip Poppy 7455 

3” bright yellow single blooms on 2-3ft stems. Deeply 

cut fern like grayish leaves. 

HYPERICUM 

Zones 5-9 

St. JOHN’S WORT, AARON’S BEARD 

Hypericum calycinum 

68°, 21 to 28 days 


Rose of Sharon 7239 

Beautiful large yellow flowers on compact ground 

cover species. 10” height. 

St. John’s Wort 7240 

2” single yellow Hibiscus shape blooms in 

midsummer. 12” plant is creeping in habit, evergreen 

and spreads rapidly. 

HYSSOPUS 

Zones 5-8 

62°, L, 14 days 


OFFICINALIS SERIES 

Blue 7870 

Rose 7871 

White 7872 

Mix 7873 

Flowering herb with fragrant foliage and flower stems 

that attract butterflies. 24” tall in upright clumps. 


IBERIS 

Zones 4-8 

CANDYTUFT 

Iberis species 

60°,L,14 to 21 days 


Start seed in August for Spring bloom 

Gibralterica 7242 

Beautiful bicolor flower heads opening lilac and 

changing to white. Height: 15”. 

Snowflake 7244 

I. sempervirens. Good, evergreen perennial 

performance, white flowered. 

IPOMEA 

See Morning Glory in Annual Seed Section 

INCARVILLEA 

Zone 5-9 

HARDY GLOXINIA 

Incarvillea delavayi, chinensis 

68°, 14 to 21 days 


Blooms May through August from June sowing the 

previous season. Plants form bulbs that can be dug 

and sold dormant. 

Cheron 7248 

White trumpets with yellow throat. 

DELI SERIES 

Rose 7159 

White 7182 

Very free flowering series. Plant height 22”. Both 

white and Rose flowers have a yellow throat 

Delavayi 7243 

3” trumpet pink with yellow throat. Rosette clump 

2ft. 

Pink Fairy 6178 

Delicate soft pink trumpet flowers held well above 

dark green feathery foliage. 20” stems. 

INULA 

Zone 4 

CAUCASIAN INDULA 

Inula ensifolia 

85° D, 65° N; L; 14 to 21 days 


Sunray 7251 

1-1/2” yellow daisy. Height: 18”. 

JASIONE 

Zone 4-8 

SHEPARDS SCABIOSA 

Jasione perennis 

65°-70°, 14 to 21 days 


Blue Light 7255 

2” blue Scabiosa-like globe bloom. Height: 18”. 

KITAIBELIA 

Zones 6-8 

Malvaceae 

65°, L, 16 days 


Vittifolia 6665 

Tall plants of dark green maple-leaf foliage. White 

flowers born at tips resemble large periwinkles. 

KNAUTIA 

Zone 5-9 

BALKAN SCABIOSA 

K. macedonica 

65°-70°, L, 21 to 28 days 


Balkan Red 7264 

Unique deep red in a 2” scabious-like flower form first 

season. Height 70”. 

Melton Pastels 7259 

Fleuroselect Quality Award, Cut and come again type, 

long flowering perennial. 

Shape: 1” pincushion Scabiosa like blue, mauve, pink 

and salmon shades flowers. Sow April through June 

for flowering the following spring. Height: 42”. 

KNIPHOFIA 

Zone 5-9 

TORCH LILY, RED HOT POKER 

Kniphofia hybrida 

65°-70°, L, 21 to 28 days 


Flamenco 7268 

AAS Winner very uniform, abundance of non fading 1 

1/2” flowers flower on 12” spike. Bright orange, red 

and yellow shades. Height 30”. 

Garden Leader 

Z-Scape Tritoma 7267 

Low maintenance, low moisture requirement. Size 8 

to 12” yellow to red spike, 36” grassy, lanced foliage. 

Pfitzer’s Hybrids 7260 

Striking spikes of 1 1/2” bright orange, red and yellow 

shades tubular blooms on 10 to 12” spike. 

KOELERIA 

See Perennial Ornamental Grasses 

LAGERSTROEMIA 

See Crape Myrtle 

LALLEMANTIA 

BLUE SNAPS 

Lallemantia canescens 

65° to 70°, uncovered, 4 days 


Garden Leader Blue Cane 6107 

Blue mauve flowers contrast with blue green foliage. 

Upright flower stalks in a compact bush growing to 

14”. Long flowering period. Short lived perennial 

grown as an annual. Hardy to Zone 6. 

LATHYRUS 

See Sweet Pea 

GARDEN LEADER 

GARDEN LEADER

LAVANDULA 

Also see herb seed section 

Zone 3 

70°, 14 days 


Blue Scent 6056 

L. hidcote. Earliest, first year, flowering strain. Deep 

blue blooms. Garden height 12-14”. Hardy to Zone 5. 

GARDEN LEADER 

Garden Leader 

Fragrant Butterflies 6179 

L. stoeches pendunculata. Compact bracts are held on 

slender 40” stems. Plants have attractive aromatic 

gray-green foliage. Sow June or July for blooms the 

following summer. 

GARDEN LEADER 

Garden Leader EzGro 7266 

L. angustifolia. Easy for the home gardener or 

landscaper to grow and enjoy. Full sun plant blooms 

from June to frost. Finish in 4” or gallon containers. 

Blooms first season. Fragrant foliage and lavender 

colored blooms. This perennial makes a beautiful 

specimen and, of course, can be harvested for its 

aroma as a sachet. 18 to 22” tall. Include these 

lovelies in combination containers and baskets to add 

beautiful foliage color and scent. Hardy in Zones 5-9. 


Lavance Purple 7185 

First year flowering with a true compact habit. Garden 

height 10”. 

Purple Ribbon 7206 

L. stoechas. Large deep purple flower heads with 

purple bracts. Strong 14” stems. 

LAVATERA 

Zone 5 

TREE MALLOW 

Lavatera trimestris 

75° 14 to 21 days 


GARDEN LEADER 

Garden Leader White 7760 

3 1/2” white daisy with wide petals. Height: 20”. 

Novella 7748 

The first Lavatera with a growth habit that is suitable 

for commercial pot production. Compact and early to 

flower. Long lasting bright rose flowers 3” in size. 

Plant height 8” in a 6” pot and up to 24” when 

grown in the garden. 

Ruby Regis 7756 

4” rose with red vein daisy; Size. Height: 24”. 

Silver Cup 7758 

4” light pink daisy; Size. Height: 24”. 

TWINS SERIES 

Cool White 7209 

Hot Pink 7214 

Award winning compact plants that flower in 14 

weeks. Garden height 12-20”. 

LEONTOPODIUM 

Zones 4-8 

EDELWEISS 

Leontopodium alpinum 

34° 21 days; L; 70°D, 40°N 14 days 


Edelweiss 7270 

Alpine perennial, requires dry soil. 1/4” yellow bract 

surrounding 1 1/2” bloom in early summer. Height: 6- 

12”,woolly silver foliage. 

LEWISIA 

Zones 4-7 

BITTER ROOT 

Lewisia navadensis cotyledon 

72°, L, 14 days 


Special Mix 7279 

Single multipetal in many flowered panicles. Mixture 

includes white, yellow, pink, salmon, orange. Flowers 

begin in May and re-blooms until August. Star shaped 

evergreen rosette 4-6” tall. 

Sunset 7216 

Colors range from white through carmine. Foliage is 

evergreen and finds a home in rock crevasses with full 

sun or part shade. 

LIATRIS 

Zones 4-8 

BLAZING STAR, GAYFEATHER 

Liatris spicata 

75°D, 65°N; L; 14 to 21 days 


FLORISTAN SERIES 

Violet 7280 

White 7275 

L.spicata. Profusion of high quality 36” cutting spikes. 

GARDEN LEADER 

Garden Leader Z-Scape Liatris 7282 

Spicata type. Weather tolerant Liatris with red-purple 

14” spike on strong stems. Long-living garden 

perennial. 

Kansas Gayfeather 7278 

L. pyncnostachya. 6”, rosy purple receme on 18” 

stem. Wild form well suited for naturalizing in 

wildflower mixes. 

“ASK US” 

Kobold 7284 

L.spicata.14” purple bloom spike on 40” stem. 

Picador 7283 

L. spicata long narrow red-purple spires, 18”. 

LIGULARIA 

Zone 4-8 

BIG LEAF GOLDENRAY 

Ligularia dentata 

68°, D, 21 days 


Dentata 7749 

5” nodding racemes of 2” double-disk golden yellow 

flowers. Height: 24” light green foliage. 

LIMONIUM 

See Statice 

LINDHEIMERA 

Zones 7-9 

TEXAS STAR 

65°, L, 11 days 


Sunny Boy 6710 

Bright yellow flowers on 30” stems. Plants have good 

branching habit and are easily naturalized. 

LINUM 


Annual Linum, usitatissimum, see annual seed section. 

Zone 5-9 

FLAX 

Linum compactum 

65-70°, 7 to 14 days 


Blue Flax 5047 

L. lewisii. Wild form 

Diamant 7297 

Extra dwarf, compact selection. Masses of pure white 

flowers on well branched plants. 

Flavum Compactum 7290 

1”; single yellow flowers. 9” plant height with open 

sprawling habit. 

Saphyr 7299 

Perenne nanum. 1” sapphire blue single flowers on 9” 

plants. 

800-241-7333 



Sky Blue 7295 

Light blue 

LISIANTHUS 

See Annual Seed 

LOBELIA 

(Tender) Zones 6-8 

CARDINAL FLOWER, INDIAN PINK 

Lobelia species 

34° 28 days; L; 70°D, 50°N 21 to 28 days 


Blue Shadow 2500 

L.kalmii. First year flowering. Compact glossy green 

foliage in tight clump. Spikes of small blue flowers 

reach up 8-10”. 

COMPLIMENT SERIES 

Deep Red 7302 

Scarlet 7307 

Mix 2292 

F-1 The best choice for commercial cutflowers by 

virtue of its large flower and long, stiff stems. Tubers 

may not survive northern winters. Height: 30” nonbranching. 

GARDEN LEADER 

GARDEN LEADER Hi Gro FAN SERIES 

Blue 7319 

Burgundy 0484 


Salmon 7108 

Scarlet 0442 

Lobelia speciosa tetraploid. Very large flowers up to 1 

1/2 “ born in clusters. The tetraploid plants are very 

hardy and make an exceptional garden show and nice 

cut flowers. Blooms in late June from a January 

sowing. Garden height is 24”. Zone 6-8. Available as 

seeds, plugs and liners. 

Queen Victoria 7305 

L.fulgens. Very hardy to Zone 4. 1” single deep scarlet 

blooms. Height 30”. 

NEW Valida Delft Blue 7604 

L.kalmii. Compact, sturdy and well branched plants. 

Green foliage with toothed edges, succulent-like. 

Resistant to broad weather conditions, wet as well as 

dry. Intense blue with white eye, self cleaning, long 

flowering. Finish in 16 weeks from seed. Height : 16- 

20". Zone 5-9 

LUNARIA 

Biennial 

MONEY PLANT, SILVER DOLLAR 

Lunaria biennis 

68°, 14 to 21 Days 


HONESTY SERIES 

Purple 7309 

White 7310 

Honesty Mix 7315 

Sweetly scented flowers in late spring from a 

sowing the previous summer. It is the coin-like seed 

pods which are dried and used in arranging. Height: 

12-14”. 


LUPINE 

Zones 4-8 

LUPINE, TEXAS BLUEBONNET 

Lupinus polyphyllus 

85° D, 70° N; D; 14 to 21 days 


Popular and very hardy perennials, lupines require rich, 

well-drained soil, lots of moisture and plenty of sun to 

develop their best floral display. 

Gallery Mix 7338 

Most flower first season from seed. Full range of 

colors. Stem height 24”. 

GARDEN LEADER 

GARDEN LEADER POPSICLE SERIES 

Blue 7340 

Pink 7341 

Red 7342 

White 7343 

Yellow 7344 

Mix 7345 

Compact habit, early blooming. Can be finished in 

bloom in a 4” pot. Longest lived Lupines ever in our 

trials yet always the first cultivar to bloom from seed. 

The highest percentage of first year blooming comes 

from seedlings that are lighted to extend daylength. 

1/2 the height of Russell Hybrids. Much more uniform 

in size from plant to plant than Russell. 

FLOWER: Shape; Plants are sturdy upright 10” flowers 

on 20” spikes. 

GARDEN LEADER 

Garden Leader Z-Scape Lupine 7339 

L.texensis, self-seeding annual does extremely well in 

arid environment. Not a true perennial, however when 

it established a naturalized planting, by self-seeding, 

will last for years. 

FLOWER: Shape: open, loose spikes; Color: blue 

PLANT: Habit: upright; Height: 18”; Spread: 12” 

RUSSELL HYBRID SERIES 

Chandelier, yellow 7330 

Chatelaine, pink 7331 

My Castle, brick red 7332 

Noble Maiden, ivory white 7334 

The Governor, blue 7333 

The Pages, carmine red 7335 

Mix 7336 

The standard garden lupine. 12” flower on 30” spike 

in early summer. 

LYCHNIS 

Zones 3-8 

CATCHFLY, GERMAN CATCHFLY 

Lychnis species 

70° D, 60° N; 14 to 21 days 


GARDEN LEADER 

NEW GARDEN LEADER LUMINA SERIES 

NEW Bronze Leaf Red 7352 

NEW Orange 7353 

NEW Salmon 7354 

NEW Mix 7304 

L. haageana. Full sun/partial shade. Plants bloom in 18 

weeks from sowing. Natural season is from May 

through August. Height 12-14”, spread 10-14”. 

Garden hardy, long lived plants with clear colors. Zone 

5-7. Available as seeds, plugs and liners. 

Maltese Cross 7360 

L. chalcedonica. 1”single brilliant scarlet bloom. 

Molten Lava 7366 

L. haageana. 1”, brilliant orange scarlet single bloom 

on 24” stem, bronze foliage. 

Occulata 7376 

Silver-like foliage, attractive both in and out of bloom. 

Flowers from pink to white in loose clusters on long 

stems. Height 38”. 

Vesuvius 7375 

Hybrid chalcedonica. Bright Scarlet blooms in 

profusion. Height 14” with mahogany bronze foliage. 

Viscaria Alpina 7373 

Rose-pink flowers occur in dense terminal clusters 4 

inches across. Recommended for rock gardens for its 

neat, compact appearance. 

Viscaria Firebird 7371 

Will tolerate a wide range of climates from wet to dry. 

Loose clusters on long stems, some double, range 

from red to white. Grassy clumps 18-24”. 

LYSIMACHIA 

Zone 3-8 

GARDEN LOOSESTRIFE 

Lysimachia punctata 

65°, L, 14 days 


Beaujolais 7217 

Wine red flower spikes on 26” stems. Sow in summer 

for flowering plants in June. 

Punctata 2548 

5 petal star in yellow whorls around stems at leaf 

nodes, late spring through early summer 1st year. 

Plant height 36”. 

MACLEAYA 

Zone 3-8 

PLUME POPPY, TREE CALANDINE 

Macleaya (Bocconia) cordata 

65°, L, 14 days 


Cordata 7386 

Poppy family, grown for decorative foliage. Best suited 

for warm light soil around densely-rooted woody 

plants. Tiny white flowers arranged in open sprays on 

30” stems, 2nd year from seed. Woody 32” stems 

produced from stolon growth with palmate lobed 

glaucous blue-gray leaves 8” wide. 

MALVA 

Zone 4-8 

MALLOW, MUSK MALLOW 

Malva moschata 

68°, L, 10 days 


Alba 7402 

White flower similar in shape to cosmos born on 

upper leaf axils in clusters. Height: 36” with deeply cut 

and lacy foliage.

GARDEN LEADER 

Garden Leader White Mallow 6181 

Compact plant grows to 16” in the garden. Long 

flowering period begins in the first season from 

sowing. Plants become covered with glistening white 

flowers. 

Mystic Merlin 7363 

M. sylvestris. Open 5 petal flower shades from rich 

purple through highly unusual and illusive color of 

blue on 23” stem, blooms second season from May 

sowing. Plant grows 68” in upright stems from basal 

area. 

Rosea 2627 

The rose-colored compliment to Alba. 

Snow White 6182 

Fleuroselect Quality Mark. Compact plant with 

attractive white flowers, well suited for 6”pots. Sow in 

January for June bloom. 

Sylvestris 3231 

Zebrinia. Rose with deep veined flowers. Sow in 

January for June bloom. 

MATRICARIA 

See Tanacetum 

MECONOPSIS 

Zone 5 -9 

Meconopsis betonicifolia 

55°, L, 14 days 


Grandis 3127 

Covered with vivid large blue flowers. Must be grown 

in cool locations, shade from mid-day sun, shelter 

from wind. Thrives in moist well drained soils. Divide 

every 2-3 years to maintain plant vigor. Fall and spring 

sowing, fall is best. Large 4-5” Poppy-like bloom, 4 

petaled on tall erect stems in mid summer. 

MICROSERIS 

Zones 5-8 

MURNONG 

60°, L, 21 days 


Girandole 6183 

Yellow daisy-like flowers bloom all season on 12” 

plants. 

MIMOSA 

Zone 7-10 

TOUCH ME NOT 

Mimosa pudica 

70°, L, 14 days 


Sensitive Plant 6300 

Fast growing curious foliage plant. Fern-like leaflets 

and leaf that suddenly droop when touched. Blooms 

small clusters of white flowers. Grows to 18-24”, 

open branching habit. 

MIMULUS 

Also see Annual Seed section 

Zones 6-9 

MONKEY FLOWER 

65°, L, 9 days 


BOUNTY SERIES 

Orange 3201PL 

Red 3211PL 

Rose 3215PL 

Yellow 3217PL 

Grown as an annual yet perennial in most zones. 

Prefers cool weather. 8” mounds are covered with 

bright blooms. 

MONARDA 

Zones 4-9 

BEE BALM WILD BERGAMONT 

Monarda didyma 

70°, L, 21 days 


Citrodora 7381 

Lemon mint. Pink or white with purple spots. Height: 

38”. 

Fistulosa 7404 

2” Lavender; Height: 38”. 

Lambada 7401 

Half hardy perennial, border plant, cut & dried flower. 

Light lavender spotted with white in whorled spikes, 

April till frost, first year. Height 30”. 

PANORAMA SERIES 

Red Shades 7405 

Mix 7403 

M. didyma. 2” in terminal clusters. Mix has many 

shades of scarlet, bright red, pink salmon, lilac and 

crimson. The New Red Shades is only the red and 

scarlet colors. Height: 3’. 

MYOSOTIS 

Zone 4-8 

FORGET ME NOT 

Myosotis alpestris 

70°, L, 14 days 


BOBO SERIES 

Blue 7382 

Rose 7383 

White 7384 

Earlier to flower than Victoria by 3 weeks. 6” plants 

bloom in May of second season. 

Mon Amie Blue 6097 

M. sylvatica. Blooms 3 to 6 months earlier than other 

Forget-Me-Nots. Garden height 6-8”. Grow and sell 

with Pansies. Spread 6-8”. Short lived perennial hardy 

to Zone 5. 

GARDEN LEADER 







Palustris 7416 

True marsh Forget-Me-Not, bright blue flowers with 

tiny yellow centers. This perennial blooms from Spring 

to Autumn. Makes a nice cut flower. 

SYLVA SERIES 

Bluesylva 7532 

Rosesylva 7408 

SylvaMix 7308 

M. sylvatica. Flowers on a compact plant habit. Height 

8” and branches well. Lends itself to pot production. 

Fleuroselect Quality Mark 2000. 

VICTORIA SERIES 

Blue 7412 

Rose 7410 

White 7411 

Dwarf 8”plants, self seeding. 

NEPETA 

Also see Herb seed section 

Zones 4-9 

N. nervosa 

68°, L, 21 days 



Blue Carpet 7388 

Masses of small gray-blue aromatic foliage and an 

endless yield of spires of lavender-blue flowers. 

Blooms late first year from a winter sowing. 

Blue Moon 7387 

Similar to above yet earlier to flower by 3-4 weeks. 

Catmint 7415 

This mint relative produces silvery-gray foliage and 

attractive purplish-blue flowers and will naturalize 

readily. 

Felix 8529 

Nepeta x faassenii is well known for it’s long flowering 

season. 

Flower colour, intensity and habit are strongly 

improved with ‘Felix’. Stronger lilac-blue and a 

controlled semi-spreading habit make this variety very 

suitable for container production. 

GARDEN LEADER 

Garden Leader EZ Gro Pink Caddy 6108 

N. hybrida. Numerous light pink flowers on upright 

stems with aromatic foliage. Grow in combination 

containers and use in perennial borders. Garden 

height 18”. Hardy to zone 5. 

Pink Cat 8578 

Large pink flower spikes on compact mounded plants. 

A new attractive color, outstanding in both flower 

power and flowering time. Pink Cat shows good 

winter hardiness and fine heat tolerance. 










NIEREMBERGIA 

Zone 6-9 

Nierembergia hippomanica 

70°,L,14 to 21 days 

CROP TIME: Pack: 12 weeks 

Photoperodic, requires long days to flower 

Purple Robe 7474 

1 1/4” single violet blue star shaped flowers on 8” 

plants. 

White Robe 8581 

White counterpart of Blue Robe and good 

replacement for Mont Blanc for which seed is always 

in short supply. 1 1/4” single white star shaped 

flowers on 8” plants. 

OENOTHERA 

Zone 4-9 

EVENING PRIMROSE, SUNDROPS 

Oenothera species 

75°D, 65°N; L; 14 to 21 days 


Evening Primrose 7420 

O. missouriensis, 12” plant with 4-6” lemon yellow 

flowers. 

GARDEN LEADER 

Garden Leader Magenta 6188 

Rosy red flowers and shiny green foliage on plants 

that reach 6”. Sow seed in January for late May 

flowers. Great in the garden and also in combination 

containers. 

Glowing Magenta 6189 

An unusual dwarf OENOTHERA with deep pink 

flowers and deep green foliage. Blooms on 6” plants 

in May from a January sowing. 

Lemon Sunset 7419 

O. longifolia. Single, poppy like flower opens soft 

yellow then mature to a sunset red color second year 

from a May sowing. Plant height is 45”. Stems are a 

rich red color. 

Fruticosa Youngii 7422 

O. taragonia Shape: single, poppy like bloom, bright 

yellow. Height 20”. 

Speciosa 7418 

Light pink to white flower, 2nd year late spring. 

Sunset Boulevard 5073 

The striking orange to lemon flowers mature to 

shades of apricot to red. The flowers are abundantly 

produced in whorls on strong stems that open during 

the day. 

Sundrops 5075 

O. tetragonia. Bright yellow flowers from reddish 

buds. 26 inch plants. 

ORNAMENTAL GRASSES 

See our complete grass seed assortment in our new 

Ornamental Grass Section. Annual grasses are also 

listed in the Annual Flower Seed Section. RS following 

the part number denotes Advanced Vigor seed. 

Germination is faster and yields more transplantable 

seedlings than Standard seed. 

Zone 4-8 

70°, L, 14 to 21 days 

CROP TIME: Pack: 9 weeks, varies by variety 


Amazon Mist 3303RS 

Carex. Handsome “pony tail” type with thin leaves. 

Bright green terminating in light tan tips. Garden 

height 28”. Advanced Vigor seed. 

GARDEN LEADER 

Garden Leader Ez Gro 

Avena French Black 3326 


enjoy. Thrives in hot, dry conditions yet adapts well to 

periods of heavy rain. 6-12” plant height, 8-10” 

spread in compact mounds of blue-green foliage. 

Zone 5. Green Roof certified. Available as seeds, plugs 

and liners. 

GARDEN LEADER 

NEW Garden Leader Ez Gro 

Blue Arrows Juncus 3339 


enjoy. Bog plant prefers hot and wet conditions. 12 to 

18” plant height, 8 to 10” spread. Zone 5. Available 

as seeds, plugs and liners. 

Blue Fescue 3322 

Festuca glauca. Neat compact habit of tight grassy 

mounds. Foliage color is silver blue. Height: 16”; 

Spread: 16”. 

Blue Grama 5029 

Bouteloua gracilis, Perennial oats in sturdy cluster. 

Bronzita 3233RS 

Carex tenuisecta, sedge. Brown leaf with garden 

height of 18”. Advanced Vigor seed. 

Bronco 3254RS 

Carex tenuisecta, brown leaf sedge. Garden height 

12”. Advanced Vigor seed. 

Buffalo Gold 3295RS 

Anemanthele. Garden height 24” – 26”. Foliage color 

is green towards gold-bronze; turns gold under high 

light. Flowers are upright and slightly pendulous. 

Thrives in full sun, moist but well drained soil. Use in 

landscape and combination containers. Crop time is 

14 weeks from sowing. Perennial zone 6. 

Coppertop 3308RS 

Carex. Tall upright habit with moderately broad green 

colored leaves with straw colored margin areas. Plant 

height is 27 inches. Advanced Vigor seed. 

Spiky Blue 6956 

Corynephorus canescens. Miniature blue fescue. 

Advanced Vigor seed. 

Festina 3323RS 

F. glauca. Bluish-green foliage with small flower 

panicles, 20”. Nice blue fescue that shows brighter 

blue foliage than the standard Festuca glauca from 

seed. 

Frosted Curls 3324 

Carex tenuisecta, sedge. Brown leaf with garden 

height of 12” 

GARDEN LEADER 

NEW Garden Leader Ez Gro HiGro 

Javelin Juncus 3327 


enjoy. Bog plant prefers hot and wet conditions. 20 to 

24” plant height, 10 to 14” spread. Zone 5. Available 


Koeleria Coolio 3316 

K.glauca. Short grassy blades in tight clumps. Dense 

panicles shoot upward from center bearing tight seed 

heads, 10”. For an attractive commercial installation , 

plant a tree and Coolio down by the school yard. 

Luzuna Lucius 6410RS 

Hardy evergreen perennial grass with long 18” white 

arching panicles. Advanced Vigor seed. 

Luzuna Starmaker 8531 

More compact than Lucius listed above. Panicle are 

more broad and curled. Advanced Vigor seed. 

Aureum 6058 

Millium effusum. Broad, arching, chartreuse color 

foliage. Plant height is 12 to 14 inches and forms a 18 

to 24 inch wide mound. Hardy to zone 6 and requires 

soil temperature of 85 (F) for seed germination. 

PAMPAS GRASS 

Pink 3318 

White 3319 

Cortaderia selloana 

Not reliably hardy North of zone 6. Where Pampas 

Grass survives, it produces massive mounds of 

gorgeous feathery plumes. Height: 70-72”; Spread: 

48-60”. 

Panic Grass 3309 

Panicum violaceum, Switch Grass 

Fountain-like sprays of yellow 6 to 8” plumes with 

hints of red on 36-42 inch stems. 

Pony Tails 3232PL 

Stipa tenuissima, Angels Hair Long whispy plumes 

narrow and hair-like 14” to 18” on 40” stems, silvery 

gold August 1st year from seed. Advanced Vigor 

seed. In multiple seed pellets, and standard grade. 

Red Brome Grass 3304 

Bromus rubens. Attractive wisp of light pink flower 

stalks. Best used for container plantings as Brome 

grass can become invasive in desert climates. Garden 

height 16” 

Red Rooster 3251RS 

This Carex is an upright growing plant with narrow 

blades of straw colored epidermis covering the active 

chlorophyll underneath. The plant appears to be dried 

but remains actively growing. Tips curl to make a very 

interesting companion plant in containers. Garden 

height 27”. Advanced Vigor seed. 

Ruby Grass 4289 

Rhynchelitrum repens. Dramatic impact in the 

landscape. Features long blooming flowers that are 

ruby-red, fading to pink or silvery-white, and are born 

on spectacular 6-10” open pannicles. Upright-open 

habit. Foliage is medium textured, green, and tinged 

with purple. Height: 2-4 ft; Spread: 3 ft. 

GARDEN LEADER 


Screw Grass Juncus 3341 


enjoy. Warm conditions. Foliage accent, grass-like 

plant. 8 to 10” plant height, 24 to 36” spread; 4” 

pots, hanging basket and combination containers. 

Zone 5. Available as seeds, plugs and liners.

Sideoats Grama 5031 

Bouteloua curtipendula. Tall oat grass, very hardy. 

Starhead 3230PL 

Juncus ensifolius. Broad leaf perennial grass hardy 

zones 5 & 6. 8” leaf blades are topped with attractive 

inflorescence in the form of a starburst. Multiseed 

pallets. 

PAPAVER 

Iceland Poppy see Annual Seed Section 

ORIENTAL POPPY 

Zones 2- 7 

Papaver orientalis 

70°, L, 12 days 


Allegro 7435 

Our most popular Oriental poppy. Allegro forms dwarf 

(16”) plants that produce a profusion of scarlet 

blossoms with dark eyes. 

Beauty of Livermore 7446 

Dark oxblood red flowers on 3-foot vigorous plant. 

Brilliant Red 7450 

Brilliant really is! Vivid fiery red blooms to 6 inches 

across on robust 36-inch plants. 

Checkers 7423 

Pure silky white flowers marked inside by the deepest 

black cross provide the ultimate contrast. July sowing 

will bloom in the following season on 30” stems. 

Double Tangerine Gem 7400 

Double soft orange blooms on a truly perennial poppy. 

Uniform in germination, easy to grow and wonderfully 

attractive flowers. Sow in July for blooms the 

following summer. 

Flamenco 7430 

Unique mix, consisting of various vivid colors, 

including pastel pinks and picotee edges. Excellent 

outdoor variety used in beds. Blooms first year from an 

early sowing. 

GARDEN LEADER 

Garden Leader Orient Mix 1623PL 

Semi-dwarf plants grow to 24”. Color are red, scarlet, 

salmon orange, rose, pink, violet and white. Seed is 

pelleted for easy handling. 

Meadow Pastels 7434 

Mixture containing up to 10 different and distinct 

colors. Will bloom first season from seed. 

Moondance 7436 

P. miyabeanum. Dwarf, compact mound of dense 

foliage. Small pale yellow blooms in second season. 

Oriental Choice Mix 7440 

Standard height (3') mixture displaying a wide range 

of colors. 

Pizzicato 7357 

Bred by Tezier of France, semi dwarf mixture of red, 

orange, salmon, mauve, rose, pink and white all with 

black centers. Blooms are on sturdy 28” stems. 

Fleuroselect winner in 1995. 

Solar Fire Orange 7437 

Bright orange with large yellow eye. Early sowing will 

yield blooms in first season. 

Victoria Louise 7451 

Oriental, salmon flowered, full sized. 

PARACARYUM 

Zones 3- 7 

ALPINE FLOWER 

55°, L, 21 days 


Mediterranean 7433 

Many bright sky blue flowers with dark gentian blue 

eyes are produced on numerous sprayed stems above 

silvery-gray foliage. June flowering from previous seasons 

sowing. 27” plant height. 

PARADISEA 

Zones 3- 7 

ALPINE FLOWER 

55°, L, 21 days 


Liliastrum 6192 

Cone shaped white flowers on 15” plants. 

PENSTEMON 

Zone 5-9 

BEARD-TONGUE 

Penstemon strictus 

65°, L, 14-21 days 

CROP TIME:PACKS: 10 weeks 

Assorted hybrid series 

Electric Blue 6067 

Strictus Violet 7460 

Violet Dusk 6068 

Dwarf Hybrids Mix 7465 

2” mostly tubular in terminal racemes similar to 

snapdragon on 1 to 3 foot stalks midsummer. 

Cambridge Mix 7312 

Genetically compact plant producing flower spikes in 

blue, purple, pink and rose with gray foliage. Blooms 

first year, 210 days from sowing. 

Dwarf Navigator 7313 

Compact 10” plants yield a mixture of straight color 

blooms. Awarded the Fleuroselect Quality Mark. 

GARDEN LEADER 

NEW GARDEN LEADER FLAG STAFF SERIES 

NEW Flagstaff Red 7355 

NEW Flagstaff Rose 7356 

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P. hartwegii. Our compact version of this robust and 

sturdy perennial. Hardy to the northern reaches of 

Zone 5. Plant height is 12-14”. Use in perennial 

beds or in mixed containers. Available as seeds, 


Huskers Red Superior 7012RS 

Soft pink flowers in nearly black stems. Garden height 

24” Advanced Vigor seeds for highest germination. 

Jingle Bell 7013RS 

Bright scarlet flowers hang from tall thin spikes. 

Garden Height 50” 

Miniature Bells 6193 

Rose shades, 12”. 

Petite Bouquet 7317 

Plants bear attractive tubular flowers. Mixture includes 

blue, pink, white, red and deep crimson and bicolors. 

Plants are 14” and bloom the first year from an early 

winter sowing. 

TUBULAR BELLS SERIES 

Red 7314 

Rose 7316 

Purple/White 7014 

P. hartwegii. Tall 20” spikes with drooping tubular 

flowers all around. 

PEROVSKIA 


Zones 5-7 

RUSSIAN SAGE 

Perovskia atriplicifolia 

68° covered, 15 to 20 days 

CROP TIME: 22-26 weeks 

Popular landscaper or accentuating border plant. 

GARDEN LEADER 

NEW Garden Leader Blue Fog 7593 

P. atriplicifolia. Long lasting sky-blue flower spikes with 

contrasting silver foliage. Heat and drought tolerant 

garden plant that is well suited for large landscape 

planting or large containers. Garden height 28-36”. 

Advanced Vigor seed. Zone 5. Available as seeds, 


Taiga 7056RS 

Long, deep sky-blue flower spikes over contrasting 

silver color. Sell in 6” or gallon containers in late 

spring. Garden height 16-20”. 

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PETRORHAGIA 

Zone 5 

TUNIC FLOWER 

Petrorhagia saxifraga 

65°, D, 12 To 14 days 


Garden Leader Peace Pink 4438 

Similar to miniature Baby’s Breath. 3/8” pale pink to 

white, early summer plant covered with hundreds of 

flowers. Compact 8” clump with many branches of 

tiny and pin-like leaves. First year bloomer. 

Pink Starlets 6194 

Masses of delicately veined flowers burst through 

finely cut silvery-green foliage, compact and mounded 

shaped in habit. 12” July bloom from a January 

sowing. 

PHLOMIS 

Zones 5-7 

Lamiaceae 

60°, L, 21 days 


Samia 7830 

40” stems with whorls of creamy brown flowers, 

shaded pink inside. 

PHLOX 

GARDEN LEADER 

Zones 4-8 

GARDEN PHLOX 

Phlox paniculata = (decussata) 

68°, L, 21 to 28 days 

Chill moistened seed at 34° for 4 weeks before 

sowing. 

CROP TIME:PACKS: 8-10 weeks 

New Hybrids Mix 7470 

Exceptional types, some of the seedlings will prove to 

be worthy of propagating from cuttings. New Hybrids 

produces large flower heads in beautiful shades on 

32-36” plants. 

PHYSALIS 

Tomatillo See Vegetable Seeds 

Zones 3-9 

CHINESE LANTERN, HUSK TOMATO 

Physalis franchetti 

60°, 14 days 


Chinese Lantern 7475 

Sow in February or March for July blooms that 

produce scarlet lantern like seedpods on 24” plants. 

Miniature Chinese Lantern 7368 

16” plants well branched. 

PHYSOSTEGIA 

Zones 3-9 

FALSE DRAGONHEAD, OBEDIENT PLANT 

Physostegia virginiana 

75° D, 65°, 14 to 21 days 


A native of S.E. United States and member of the mint 

family. Retains decorative seed pods. Late blooming 

though first year from seed. Flowers into November. 


GARDEN LEADER 


Crown of Snow 7406 

P. virginiana. First year flowering, a new breakthrough 

in this genus. Plants mature at 30”. Long spikes of 

densely packed clusters of pure white flowers. Zone 

2-9. Available as seeds, plugs and liners. 

Virginia Rose 7491 

1” single rose pink flowers on 6 to 8” spike. Height: 

48 to 52” invasive. 

Virginia White 7476 

1” flowers on 8” spike; Color: White. Height: 36” 

invasive. 

PLATYCODON 

Zones 4-8 

CHINESE BELLFLOWER, BALLOON FLOWER 

Platycodon grandiflorus 

65-70°, L, 21 -28 days 


A January sowing will yield blooming plants from June 

till frost 

USES: A very popular pot plant as well as an exquisite 

border plant. 8-10” height. 

GARDEN LEADER 

GARDEN LEADER BALLOON SERIES 

Blue 7488 

Pink 7369 

White 7489 

If you produce blooming perennial pots, the Balloon 

Series is for you. Large single flowers in blue or white 

and now pink, born on dwarf compact plants. 

FLORIST SERIES 

Blue 7561 

Pink 7562 

White 7563 

Large flowers on tall 24” stems ideal for cutting. 

Blooms second year from a June sowing. 

Maresii 7528 

Grandiflorus. Very large flowers on tall 26” stems ideal 

economical landscape use. Blooms second year from a 

June sowing. 

Sentimental Blue 7471 

F-1 hybrid uniformity and vigor on a densely compact 

plant. Blooms in May from a December sowing. Very 

floriferous even the first year. Height: 6-8”. 

PLUMBAGO 

Zones 6-9 

LEADWORT 

Plumbago capensis 

70°,D,28 days 


ESCAPADE SERIES 

Blue 4347 

White 4354 

Very heat tolerant with open habit and free flowering 

form. Height 14-18”. Suited for containers and 

combination baskets 

GARDEN LEADER 

Garden Leader Z-Scape 

Plumbago 4340 

Free-flowering easily grown. Suitable for 4” pots and 

excellent in the garden. 

Flowers born in light blue clusters of 1” blooms. 

Height: 18-28” can grow to 36” in the South where it 

is also evergreen and woody. 

POLEMONIUM 

Zones 4-9 

GREEK VALERIAN, JACOB’S LADDER 

Polemonium species 

68°, D, 21days 


Bambino Blue 7224 

P.viscosum. Very uniform in flower timing and plant 

habit. Good container presentation. 12” plant height. 

Needs long days to flower. 

Blue Pearl 7454 

P. caeruleum. Glossy blue in spring-early summer. 

Height: 18” with underground rhizomes. 

Blue Whirl 7499 

P. viscosum. Compact on 12” plants in dense rosettes. 

Flowers are blue and begin in the first season from 

seed. 

GARDEN LEADER 

NEW Garden Leader Jacob Ladder 7370 

P. viscosum. Full sun plant blooms first season when 

provided at least 16 hours of daylight. Finish in 4 or 6” 

containers in 14 weeks. Garden height 15 to 16”. 

Zones 4-7. Available as seeds, plugs and liners. 

Pulcherrimum 7485 

North American native, easily cultivated. Light blue 

w/yellow throat. Height: 14”. 

Sulphur Trumpets 7924 

P. pauciflorum. Yellow with pink blush in spring-early 

summer, first season. Height: 20”. 

White Pearl 7453 

P. caeruleum. White flower, spring-early summer first 

year from February sowing. Height: 30” with 

underground rhizomes. 

POTENTILLA 

Zones 3-9 

CINQUEFOIL 

Potentilla napalensis 

65-70°, 14 to 21 days 


Aurea 7486 

Dwarf, 18” plants with yellow blooms. 

Melton Fire 7549 

P. nepalensis. Raspberry red flowers above silvery 

green foliage. Height, 20”. 

Miss Willmott 4345 

A member of the rose family scarlet flowers in second 

year. Very hardy and thrives across many climate 

zones. Flowers second season from a July sowing.

PRIMULA 

Florist Primula, See anuual seed 

Zones 3-8 

POLYANTHUS PRIMROSE 

Primula veris 

32,000 seeds/oz. 

60°,L,21 to 28 days 


Arctic Mix 7286 

P.acaulis. Though an acaulis type, this plant has shown 

consistent tolerance to below freezing temperatures 

and blooms through heavy frost. Not dependably 

hardy however. 

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GARDEN LEADER 

SNOW PRIMROSE SERIES 

Blue 6721 

Red 6676 

Rose 6677 

White 6718 

Yellow 6719 

Mix 6675 

Great companion to fall Pansy sales for over wintering 

spring bloom. Shade plant blooms from April through 

early summer. Finish in 4 inch containers. Blooms first 

season from a fall sowing. Our selections were made 

from the best of the Primula veris types. They have the 

terrific cold tolerance and brightest colors. Early spring 

flowering, sometimes pushing up through snow cover. 

Hardy to zone 3 in well drained soil rich in organic 

material. 

PACIFIC GIANTS SERIES 


Pink 4615 

Mix 4620 

Grow cool to keep flowering stem at proper height. 

Large clustered globes 4” across on stalks. Height: 8- 

10”. 

PRUNELLA 

Zones 4-7 

SELF HEAL 

Prunella grandiflora 

60°, L, 21 days 


Bella Deep Rose 5105 

Plants grow to 8”, foliage is an attractive lacy green. 

Blooms first year with whorls of pink flowers. 

Freelander 7289 

1st yr flowering, compact plant mixture of violet, 

white and pink flowers. 

GARDEN LEADER 

Garden Leader Premium Blue 5107 

Dense 3 1/2” upright clusters, midsummer first year 

from seed. 

Pagoda Mix 2645 

Upright clusters, midsummer first year from seed. 

Colors include white, pink shades and blue shades. 

PULSATILLA 

See Anemone 

P. pycnanthemum 

Zones 3-7 

55°, L, 11 days 


BELLS SERIES 

Red 6751 

Violet 6752 

Aromatic plants bloom second second season from a 

late winter sowing. Plant height is 28”. 

PYRETHRUM 

Zone 4 

PAINTED DAISY 

Chrysanthemum coccineum (roseum) 

60°, L, 14-21 Days 

CROP TIME: PACKS: 6-8 weeks 

January sowing will produce marketable plants by 

May when grown at 55° nights. 


Pink 7537 

Red 7533 

Mix 7490 

High percentage of 2”double blooms which increase 

each season. Mixed colors. Very reliable and showy. 

James Kelway 7484 

Large vermillion red flowers on 36” stems. 

Robinsons Mix 7498 

Large single flowers with yellow centers on 24” stems. 

REHMANNIA 

Zones 3-7 

R. angulata 

65°, L, 21 days 


Rufus 7602 

40” plants support flower spikes of deep rose 

drooping blooms. 

RHODANTHE 

See annual Helipterum seed 

ROSA 

GARDEN LEADER 

Zones 5-9 

R. chinensis 

68°, L, 21 days 


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Angel Wings 5260 

Dwarf hedge rose with fully double flowers and 

pleasing fragrance. 18-22”. 

ROSCOEA 

Zones 5-9 

Zingiberaceae 

60°, L, 21 days 


Ariculata 6198 

Hardy solitary brilliant purple flowers on 18” plants. 

RUDBECKIA 


Also see annual seed section 

BLACK EYED SUSAN, GLORIOSA DAISY 

RUDBECKIA, BIENNIAL 

RUDBECKIA HIRTA 

68°, 21 days 

CROP TIME: POTS: 16 weeks 

Black-Eyed Susans are popular with bedding plant 

growers because they can be treated just like annuals. 

They’ll bloom readily from seed and continue to 

bloom in the garden all season long. 

Autumn Colors Mix 7380 

Flower color mixture from yellow to bronze. Height: 

14-18” 

BECKY SERIES 

Cinnamon Bicolor 7597 

Orange 7598 

Yellow 7599 

Mix 7507 

Extra dwarf for pot culture. Flower color varies from 

yellow to bronze all w/eye. Height: 10-12” 

Cherokee Sunset 7551 

AAS winner. 3 to 4” yellow, bronze, brown and 

orange double flower. Height: 22”. 

Cordoba 7374 

Color combination of a red ring on golden yellow 

petals. The 18 – 20” plants are well branched. 

Corona 7322 

Large flowers of golden yellow with a dark eye. The 

18 to 20” plants compliment the variety Sonora in 

habit and flower form. 

GARDEN LEADER 

Garden Leader EZ Gro Gloriosa 4748 

Large plants for naturalizing and large beds 

2”; single gold with bark eye. Height: 40”. 










GARDEN LEADER 

Garden Leader LoGro SERIES 

Two-Tone, yellow mahogany 7804 

Sunny, yellow 7807 

Orange 7806 

Mix 7805 

Very large flowers 4 - 6” on compact 8 - 10” plants. 

Stays compact to a maximum garden height of 10” 

without the need for growth regulators. Thrives in 

hot, dry summer conditions. Crop time is 100 days 

from seed making this an ideal plant to grow and 

finish for spring sales or from a second sowing to 

finish with fall garden mums. 

Indian Summer 4747 

AAS winner Large blooms, disease and insect 

resistant. 6-9” single and semi-double flower, golden 

yellow with dark brown “eyes”, midsummer through 

frost in fall. Height: 42”. 

Irish Eyes 7504 

3 1/2 – 4” golden yellow petals with green eye. 


Prairie Sun 7542 

AAS winner. 5”; single light green central cone, 

golden petals having primrose tips. Height: 36”. 

Sonora 7529 

Fleuroselect quality mark. Extraordinary color 

combination with large mahogany ring on bright 

golden yellow petals. Plants are 18-20” tall with 

blooms of 6”. Great impulse item when offered full 

bloom in 8 to 10” pots. 

Spotlight 7323 

Compact 10” plants flower in 80 days. 3” blooms 

have golden yellow petals with mahogany centers and 

dark eyes. Sells well in 4” to 5” pots. 

RUDBECKIA, PERENNIAL 

Zones 3-9 

YELLOW CONEFLOWER 

Rudbeckia fulgida 

40° 30 days; 75°D, 65°N 21 days 


The hardy true perennial Rudbeckias are a complex 

group encompassing some of our most popular 

perennials. These types make excellent and long-lived 

borders or accents. 

Goldsturm 7505RS 

5” single bloom golden yellow with brown eye. 

Height: 24”. We list our Advanced Vigor seed here 

because of its superior germination and higher 

number of transplantable seedlings. We also carry 

standard grade seed. 

Green Wizard 7503 

Small hidden petals surround black cones. Height: 

24”. 

Yellow Coneflower 7500 

Rudbeckia neumanni. 3” single bright yellow with 

dark cone. Height: 48”. 

SAGINA 

Zones 4-9 

IRISH MOSS, PEARL WORT 

Sagina subulata 

55°, 12 days 



Crispy 7492 

More compact and uniform flowering selection of Irish 

Moss. 

Irish Moss 7493 

White July flowering. Height: 2”creeping ground 

cover. 

NEW Garden Leader Garden Pearls 7497 

S. subulata. Low growing, dense green ground cover. 

Low moisture requirement. Small white blooms on 

delicate looking but sturdy stems. Plant height 2-3”, 

spread 8-10”. Zone 3. Green roof certified. Available 


SALVIA 

GARDEN LEADER 

Annual Salvia species see Annual Seed Section 

Zones 6-9 

Salvia species 

85° 2 days, L, 75° 14-21 days 


A popular tender perennial grown in the North as an 

annual. Good heat tolerance in the South. 

Adora Blue 7409 

S. superba. A dense clumping habit and an early 

profusion of flower spikes, growers and gardeners will 

adore the new Adora Blue. First season blooming 

provides deep, violet blue flower petals that unfold on 

upright flower spikes. Lasting color through May and 

June. Garden height 12” to 14”. 

Blue Spires 7513 

S.transylvanica. “Blue Cloud” Light blue flowers on 1- 

1/2 to 2-foot spikes. Square stems are dark purple. 

Leaves are oval shaped on upright plants. Sun to 

partial shade. 

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Z SCAPE SERIES 

Queen Blue 7509 

Queen Rose 7508 

(Z-Scape Queen Sage) Hardy Salvia species, S. 

nemorosa flowers first season. Formerly Z-Scape 

Queen Sage Series. Flower similar to Victoria. 1” 

blooms on 12” spikes, blooms in midsummer. Height: 

22”. 

GARDEN LEADER 

NEW Garden Leader Purple Lyrata 4806 

S. lyrata. Full sun/part shade. Deep purple, ornamental 

foliage. Plant height 8 to 10”. Flower spikes reach 12 

to 14” and display small purple blooms. Use in 

landscapes, rock gardens and mixed containers. Zone 

6-8. 

GARDEN LEADER 

NEW Garden Leader Rome on Fire 4807 

S. roemeriana. Full sun/part shade. Eye catching 

flowers in abundance in 12 to 14” stems. Compact 

and well branched plant mounds 8” in height. Long 

flowering season. Zone 6-8. 

Merleau 8439 

S. nemorosa. Deep blue flowers over contrasting deep 

green foliage. Flowers rapidly the first season under 

long days. Garden height is 12 to 14” and works well 

in gardens and combination containers. 

Patens 7494 

Bright blue 2-2-3/4” flowers on 1-1/2 to 3-foot spikes. 

Leaves are oval shaped on upright plants. Sun to 

partial shade. 

Prairie Fire 6200 

S. roemeriana. Deep scarlet flowers on semi-dwarf, 

ground hugging plants. 

Purple Volcano 4805 

S. lyrata. Deep purple ornamental foliage for container 

combinations and landscapes. Plant height 10”, 

flower spikes to 14”, flowers are small. The plant is 

grown for it’s attractive foliage. 

SELECT SERIES 

Blue 4808 

Rose 4810 

S. nemorosa. Perennial border plant flowering June- 

September. Flower in first year. 

SANTOLINA 

Zones 6-9 

LAVENDER COTTON, HOLY FLAX 

Santolina chamaecyparissus 

65°, D, 12 days 


Lavender Cotton 7515 

Strong herbal lavander scent. May not flower 1st year 

from seed. Button-like yellow 1” flowers on short 

stalks. Low-growing, mounded habit; Height: 12” 

silvery gray, evergreen foliage. 

Tomentosa 7589 

Silver foliage evergreen, 14” shrub with yellow 

flowers. 

SAPONARIA 

Zones 4-9 

SOAPWORT 

Saponaria ocymoides 

62°, D, 21 days 


Oxymoides 7516 

Easy to grow groundcover. 3/4” pink flowers 

completely covering foliage. Creeping mound, 12”, 

Spread: 24”. 

SAXIFRAGA 

Zones 6-9 

SAXIFRAGE, ROCKFOIL 

Saxifraga arendsii 

65-75°, 14 to 21 days 


Flower Carpet 7518 

1/4 to 1/2” pink flowers on racemes. 3”creeping habit 

but does not intrude on other plants. 

Mossy Species Mixed 7522 

Pink, white, purple,yellow flowers, fleshy with soft 

runners. 

Purple Robe 7519 

Carmine red shaded petals form second year in April.

SCABIOSA 

Zone 4-8 

SWEET SCABIOUS, MORNING BRIDE 

Scabiosa caucasia 

65-70°, L, 14-21 days 


Pink Diamonds 7241 

S. japonica alba. The most uniform variety to date also 

the most compact in habit. 10” plants are basal 

branched with dense dark green foliage. Flowers are 

born on short sturdy stems. 

Beaujolais Bonnets 7324 

Unusual rich burgundy flowers with contrasting paler 

outer petals and white stamens. First year flowering 

from a Jan. through March sowing. Ideal for pots, 

containers and garden borders. Final garden height 

60cm / 24” 

NEW Compliment 7603 

Deep lavender-blue flowers bloom the first season 

from seed. Plant height 24”. Zone 3-7. 

Fama 7530 

Deep rich blue flowers born on strong 20-inch stems. 

Excellent long-lasting cutflower. A superior select 

European strain. 

GARDEN LEADER 

Garden Leader HiGro Mix 5987 

Longer flowering and more flowers than other strains. 

2” crested daisy flowers, blue and lavender shades. 


Giant Imperial Mix 4838 

Blue and lavender shades. Height: 24”. 

Isaac House’s Hybrids 7535 

July-August bloom of 2”crested daisy flowers in blue 

and lavender shades. Height: 18”. 

PERFECTA SERIES 

Alba white 7540 

Clear Blue 7229 

Dk Lavender 7235 

Lilac 7541 

Bears large 2-1/2 to 3-inch flowers on long 18 to 24inch 

stems. Bloom begins in July and lasts through 

August. Excellent cutflower selection. 

QIS SERIES 

Deep Red 7245 

Dark Blue 7246 

Salmon Pink 7249 

Scarlet 7250 

Mix 7247 

2-1/2 to 3-inch flowers on long 18 to 24-inch stems. 

Bloom begins in July and lasts through August. Very 

uniform in plant size and flower timing. Excellent 

cutflower or tall garden plants. 

Ritz 8584 

Delicate sky blue pincushion flowers abound above 

the glossy green leaves. Naturally compact at a 

maximum garden height of 8”. Full sun to part shade 

culture, perfect for low borders and combination 

plantings. 

SCUTELLARIA 

Zones 4-9 

Scutellaria species 

70°, 14 to 21 days 


Oriental Blue 7524 

S. baicalensis. Erect stems covered with blooms in July. 

Bright purple with white beard. Height: 16”. 

SEDUM 

Zones 3-9 

STONECROP 

Sedum species 

65°, L, 14 Days 


Sedums make terrific hardy rock garden specimens. 

The red-flowered forms are one of the best-selling 

perennials. 

Acre 7545 

Carpet-forming evergreen with 3” yelow flowers, 

blooms second season. 

Aizoon 7566 

Erect stems of 16” topped with yellow flower clusters 


Dragon’s Blood 7550 

S. spurium cv. ‘Coccineum’ 

Produces coral red flowers on spreading 4-6” plants. 

GARDEN LEADER 

Garden Leader Gold Carpet 7557 

An excellent selection of low-growing S. acre. 5” 

plants with evergreen foliage and clear yellow blooms. 

This one was a standout in perennial rock gardens for 

flower show and hardiness. 

GARDEN LEADER 

NEW Garden Leader EzGro 

Selski Gold 7569 

S. selkianum. Easy for the home gardener or 

landscaper to grow and enjoy. Full sun plant blooms 

from July through summer. Finish in 4” containers. 

Blooms first season. Trailing stems of small waxy 

foliage cover the ground in rock gardens and sunny 

borders. This is the perfect plant for garden path 

edging. Height 3”. Spread 10”. Blooms in late 

summer with bright yellow flower clusters. Zone 3. 

Green roof certified. Available as seeds, plugs and 

liners. 

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Splendid Purple 7548 

S. splendens. Easy for the home gardener or 

landscaper to grow and enjoy. Full sun perennial. 

Succulent, green shiny foliage with bright rose color 

flowers. 6” plant height, 12 to 14” spread; 4” pots; 

hanging baskets, combination containers and very 

hardy groundcover. Zone 3. Green roof certified. 


Golden Carpet 7555 

S. acre. Very popular perennial that produces a 

creeping 3” carpet of mossy leaves with small bright 

yellow flowers. 

Many Species Mix 7560 

By far our best value in sedum seeds, this hardy 

mixture produces blooms in red and yellow shades on 

prostrate 2-5” plants. 

Oracle 7487 

S.forsterianum. Silver-green tight whorls of succulent 

foliage yields bright yellow flowers in late summer. 

Plant height 4” to 6”. Ideal for the rock garden in arid 

climates. Zone 4-9. 

Purple Carpet 7556 

S. spurium splendens. Purple-rose flowers over ground 

cover plants with succulent foliage. 

Reflexum 7546 

Stone orpine. Yellow flowers tip trailing stems in the 


Selise 7567 

S. selkiamum. Yellow flowers over waxy green 

succlent foliage. 4-6” height. 

GARDEN LEADER 

Garden Leader EZ Gro Voodoo 7554 

S. spurium. The deep intense red leaf color of Voodoo 

creates an almost magical contrast with the bright 

rose colored flowers. Thrives in hot sunny locations. 

Long lived garden perennial. 

SEMPERVIVUM 

Zones 4-10 

HENS AND CHICKS 

Sempervivum species 

68°, L, 14 days 



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Hardy Chicks 7572 

S. arachnoideum+ montanum+ tectorum & others. 

Chicks gone wild. Easy for the home gardener or 

landscaper to grow and enjoy. Compact plants with 

foliage height of 2 to 4”. Most in the mix will flower 

the first season. Very heat and drought tolerant and 

long lived. Use in containers like strawberry jars and 

rock gardens. Zone 5. Green roof certified. Available 


Hardy Species Mix 7565 

An excellent mixture of low-growing 3-4” plants with 

attractive rosettes and flowers in pink, yellow, cream 

and red. 

SHAMROCK 

Zones 4-9 

IRISH SHAMROCK 

Trifolium procubens 

68°, D, 10 days 


Irish Shamrock 6390 

Yellow clover flower on compact 6” rosette of Kelly 

green. 

SHASTA DAISY 

See Chrysanthemum 

SIDALCEA 

Zones 4-9 

CHECKERBLOOM, MINIATURE HOLLYHOCK 

Sidalcea malviflora x ‘Listera” 

68°, D,14 days 

CROP TIME:12 weeks 

NEW Garden Leader Prairie Pink 7581 

S. malviflora. Plant height 36” with bright pink 

hibiscus-like flowers on long slender spikes. Use in 

landscape perennial combination plantings. Zone 5. 

Advanced Vigor seed. Available as seeds, plugs and 

liners. 

Starks Hybrids 7570 

Single rose, pink and light pink hollyhock on tall 

36”stems. 

SILENE 

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GARDEN LEADER 

Zones 5-6 

MAIDEN’S TEARS, CATCH FLY 

Silene vulgaris 

70°, 14 to 21 days 


Ice Cups 7559 

S. maritima. Small white upturned flowers on delicate 

stems over 8” plants. 

GARDEN LEADER 

NEW Garden Leader Icy White 7582 

S. maritima. Compact plants with foliage height of 3 

to 4”. White flowers are borne 2 to 3” above the 


foliage mound. Very heat and drought tolerant. Use in 

containers and rock gardens. Zone 5. Green roof 

certified. Available as seeds, plugs and liners. 

Moss Champion Schafta 7574 

Low growing foliage in rosettes, height 6”. Blooms 

bright pink 3/4”. 

Orientalis 7573 

24” stems hold 3 to 4” clusters in dense forming 

heads of crimson rose from June through July. 

Shell Pink 6201 

Hot Pink flowers smother compact mound shaped 

plants. High impact variety that will brighten any dull 

border all summer long. Blooms first season. 

SISYRINCHIUM 

Zone 8-9 

S. californicum 

65°, L, 9 days 


Yellow Stone 7553 

Handsome petite Iris-like plants with yellow blooms, 

4”tall bloom in first season from winter sowing. 

SOLIDAGO 

Zones 4-9 

GOLDENROD 

Solidago canadensis 

68°, 14 to 21 days 


Baby Gold 7580 

1/4” yellow bloom on 4” upright clusters. Height: 

18”. 

SPHAERALCE 

Zones 4-9 

Malvaceae 

S. incana 

62°, 14 days 


Orange Crush 7591 

A unique and stunning combination of soft orangered 

flowers and gray-green foliage. 24-36 inches. 

STACHYS 

Zones 3-9 

LAMB’S EAR, WOUNDWORT 

Stachys lantana=byzantina 

66°, L,14 days 


Lamb’s Ear 7585 

Grown for decorative woolly foliage. Spiked raceme 

with small purple clustered 1/2” flower. 

STATICE 

Zones 5-9 

GENERAL STATICE CULTURE: Germination will occur 

from 10 to 21 days after sowing. Temperatures 65- 

70°. No special lighting is required for germination. 

Cool weather is important during the first 8 to 12 

weeks after transplanting, 50 to 55°. These 

temperatures initiate the most flower stalks. Some 

varieties take 3 full seasons to produce cutable stalks. 

Winters during this time must be cool, 40°. Fertilizer 

requirements are generally low for all varieties. 

German Statice 7610 

Limonium tatarica. German statice is probably the 

most widely used perennial statice. Attractive silvery 

white flower heads are produced in dense sprays. 

Habit: rosettes of broad leaves; Height: 18-20”; 

Spread: 12-14”. 

Perezii 7595 

Limonium perezii. Perezii produces long sprays of 

bright blue flowers. Germination is generally low and 

erratic, even with cleaned seed. Height: 36-42”; 

Spread: 12-15”. 

Sea Lavender 7590 

Limonium latifolia. Attractive large lavender florets 

born in sprays that reach 24” long. Starts to bear 

flowers in the second year. Height: 18-24”; Spread: 

15-18”. 

Woodcreek 5240 

Limonium dumosum; 

Bred by Mike Wallace of Woodcreek Farm. Unique 

flower form. Very large white mushroom-shaped 

flower heads 24” high, up to 36” across. 

SWEET PEA 

Also See Annual Sweet Pea Seed Section 

Zones 4-8 

Lathyrus latifolius 

65°, 14 to 21 days 

HARDY SWEET PEA 

Pink 7262 

Red 7263 

Mix 7265 

Long stalked 1-1/2”clusters. Height: 9’. A rambling 

trailer that clings with tendrils. 

TANACETUM 

Zones 3-9 

FEVERFEW, GOLDEN-FEATHER 

Tanacetum parthenium 

(Chrysanthemum parthenium) 

(Matricaria eximia) 


BALL SERIES 

Gold 7395 

Snow 7396 

1”globe in dense sprays. Height: 22”. 

Santana Yellow 7359 

Double flowers on day-neutral plants. Compact 9” 

plants. 

Ultra White 7385 

Full-double flower, creamy-white, 24” cutflower type. 

White Star 7394 

Dwarf, 10”double-flowered. 

Fern Leaved Tansy 7615 

Tanacetum vulgare. Tiny yellow daisies in butter like 

heads, aromatic fragrance. 30” invasive.

TELEKIA 

Zones 5-7 

OXEYE DAISY 

60°, L, 21 days 


Speciosa 8049 

Orange flowers with narrow petals on 60” stems. 

Leaves have a pleasant aroma. 

TEUCRIUM 

Zones 5-6 

GERMANDER 

Teucrium chamaedrys 

68°, 14 to 21 days 


Chamaedrys 7616 

3/4” reddish purple bloom on 7” spike. 24” prostrate 

evergreen plant. 

THALICTRUM 

Zones 5-6 

MEADOW RUE 

Thalictrum species 

70°, 14 days 


Aquilegifolium 7620 

1/2” flowers in 4” rose to white clusters with bright 

yellow anthers resemble ageratum. 36” stalk. 

Dipterocorpum 7625 

delavayi. Graceful sprays of rosy lilac. Height: 48”. 

THERMOPSIS 

Zones 3-8 

FALSE LUPINE, CAROLINA LUPINE 

Thermopsis lanceolata 

68°, 14 to 21 days 


Lanceolata 7627 

Open yellow lupine-type 9” spikes. 

TIARELLA 

Zone 6 

FOAM FLOWER 

T. wherryi 

65-70 F., 14-28 Days 

CROP TIME: PACK 12 weeks 

GARDEN LEADER 

NEW Garden LeaderWhite Dancers 7640 

Best for shaded areas. Plant height 12-13”. Delicate 

white flowers spikes on soft silky green foliage with 

contrasting veins. Advanced Vigor seed. Available 


TRACHELIUM 

Zones 7-9 

UMBRELLA FLOWER 

Trachelium caeruleum 

60-70°, 14 to 21 days 


Trachelium is currently a very popular cut flower here 

and in Europe and Asia. Its perennial habit in the south 

makes it a very nice garden specimen. 

DEVOTION SERIES 

Blue 7617PL 

Purple 7618PL 

White 7619PL 

Uniform habit well suited for container culture. Loose 

6-8”umbel; Height: 24 – 30”. 

Purple Umbrella 7632 

Umbel size 6-8”. Height: 24-30” with a spread of 

18-20”. 

TRADESCANTIA 

Zones 4-8 

SPIDERWORT, WIDOW’S TEARS 

Tradescantia virginiana x andersoniana 

70°, D,14 days 

Presoak in water 3 days before sowing 


Shimmer Mix 7628 

Mix of white pink, rose and purple first year from 

seed. 24” grass-like clumps. Best in well drained area; 

cut back foliage after flowering to produce a neater 

clump. 

Virginia 7629 

Color varies pink thru blue on grass-like clumps. 

TRIFOLIUM 

Also see Shamrock 

Zones 3-9 

ORNAMENTAL CLOVER 

Trifolium rubens 

30°, 14 to 21 days then 68° 14 days 


Red Feathers 7634 

2”rosy pink flowers. Season: Sow in May for flowering 

the following May. Height: 22”. 

TROLLIUS 

Zones 4-9 

BUTTERCUP, GLOBE FLOWER 

T. europaeus 

68°, L,14 days 


Europeaus 7641 

Wild form naturalizes easily around moist areas and 

slow moving stream banks. 18”. 

Golden Queen 7645RS 

Large flower cultivar. 20”. Now in higher germ primed 

seed. 

TUNICA 

Zones 4-9 

COAT FLOWER, TUNIC FLOWER 

Petrorhagia x ‘Saxifraga’ 

68°, L,14 days 


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Saxifraga 7636 

Tiny pink flowers cover 9” foliage. 

VERBASCUM 

Zones 6-9 

MULLEIN 

Verbascum species 

68°, D, 28 days 

Prefers well drained soil, not cold nor wet. 


Banana Custard 7659 

V. hybrida. Single soft yellow flowers open in clusters 

along tall 14” spikes. June flowers from a January 

sowing. Height: 72”. 

Flush of White 7648 

V. phoeniceum. First available separate color of this 

species. Single white flowers open in clusters along tall 

spikes. Height: 20”. 

V. olympicum 7650 

Single deep yellow blooms with distinctive hairy 

stamens born on branching 8” spikes. Height: 48” , 

woolly foliage. 

GARDEN LEADER 

NEW Garden Leader Phoebe Mix 7583 

V. phoeniceum. 36” flower spikes in shades of white, 

pink, salmon and purple are set off by rosettes of 

bright silver foliage. Zone 5. Available as seeds, plugs 

and liners. 

V. phoeniceum 7655 

Single rose, red or violet shades blooms, having 1/2” 

stamens born on 6” branching spikes. Height 36”. 

Southern Charm 7651PL 

Yellow, lavender and peach. Pelleted seed. 

VERBENA 

Zones 6-10 

VERVAIN 

Verbena species 

34°, 7 days; 68°; D; 21 to 28 days 


GARDEN LEADER 

Garden Leader EzGro 

Buenos Aires 7669 


enjoy. Full sun plant blooms from June through 

summer. Finish in 4” or gallon containers. Blooms first 

season. Tall branching plants to 48”. We selected this 

strain of the bonariensis type because of its superior 

germination and fast seedling development. Plants are 

uniform with large and early flowers. Consistently 

selling faster than the standard variety. Hardy through 

Zone 4. Available as seeds, plugs and liners. 










Rigida Venosa 7656 

Lilac blue, 12” 

VERONICA 

Zones 5-9 

SPEEDWELL, BROOKLIME 

Veronica species 

60°, L, 28 days 


VERONICA, CREEPING 

Nestor 7667 

V. prostrata. Pale blue flower spikes rise to 8”. Bloom 

in profusion first year from seed. 

Repens 7662 

Not dependably winter hardy. Small open light blue to 

white blooms on short 3” racemes. Blooms first 

season from seed 

VERONICA, UPRIGHT 

GARDEN LEADER 

Garden Leader Light Blue 7652 

More hardy than other strains, more flowers too. 

Height 18” 

Blue Bouquet 5994PL 

Shipped as pelleted seed only. Easy to grow perennial; 

will flower the first year. Beautiful tapered blue spikes 

covered with numerous small florets, complimented 

by deep glossy green foliage. An excellent spicata 

variety. 

Blue Streak 7671 

V. genatianoides. 6 to 8” spike of lavender blue 

flowers with gentian blue veins. From a May sowing 

flowers following May. Height: 14”. 

Ramona 7668 

V. gentianoides. Nice upright spikes of clean white. 

Blooms first season from a winter sowing. Height: 14- 

16”. 

Sightseeing 7654 

V. spicata. Blue, pink, rose, white spikes 24”. 

SPICATA 

Alba, white 7663 

Blue Shades 7670 

Rosea, bright rose 7666 

1/2” flowers surround 24” stalk. 

Teucrium Royal Blue 7664 

Also listed as Veronica austriaca ssp. teucrium. Thrives 

in dry loam soil in full sun 1/2” royal blue flowers on 

30” stalk. 

VIOLA 

Also Annual seed section 

Zones 5 - 9 

JUMP-UPS 

Viola species 

34° 14 days; 65° 21 days 


January sowing will produce blooming plants in March 

and April of either cornuta or tricolor types. For years 

a perennial staple, Violas always have a ready market. 

Our selections of these popular and unusual violas 

come from only the finest European producers. You 

will be pleased with the performance of these popular 

and unique strains. 


Arkwright Ruby 7691 

Large flowered bright maroon with a dark eye. Good 

compact habit. Height 8 inches. Excellent for bedding. 

Chantreyland 7692 

Extra large flowered apricot. Well branched and free 

blooming. 

Cornetto 7801 

V. cornuta. Attractive paperwhite color and unique, 

open flower shape. Strong appearance in containers 

and hanging baskets. Good item for mixed perennial 

sales. First year flowering. 

Flamecheck Apricot 6207 

V. sororaria. Compact clump forming plants with dark 

green foliage smothered in masses of attractive soft 

apricot flowers. The first apricot color viola to come 

true from seed. 

Freckles 6027 

V. sororaria. 3/4” white with gentian splashes. Sow in 

April for flowering in spring of next season. 

Fuji Dawn 6208 

Numerous dark purple flowers first year from seed. 

The foliage is a fascinating transformation though the 

season, emerging pink then maturing to a green and 

white variegation until fully maturing to solid green. 

GARDEN LEADER 

Garden Leader Grimes 

Special Mix 7690 

A collection of very unique varieties, most of which are 

not available as separate colors. 

Johnny Jump Up 7715 

(Helen Mount) tricolor blooms. 

PERFECTION SERIES 

Blue 7694 

Yellow 7696 

Very hardy clear colors. 

Prince John 7725 

Golden yellow. 

Soft Lilac 6204 

V. jooi. Dainty soft lilac-mauve flowers with a cream 

center and purple veins sit just above unusual 

lanceolate mid-green foliage. 

Stylettas 6028 

Vigorous plant with silvery gray marbled foliage and 

clear mauve pink, charming viola like flowers. Height 

8”. Prechill seed at 32° for 3 weeks then move to 70° 

till germination is complete. Continue to grow at 68°. 

Best sown in October for spring sales. 

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Teesdale 6210 

V. rupestris. The fragrant clear rose flowers have a 

large white eye, over compact mound habit of rich 

heart shaped foliage, a unique and rare violet. 

VIOLA, TRAILING ALPINE TYPES 

Blackjack 7730 

Spreading habit ideal for baskets and basket fillers. 

Felix 7638 

Profusion of tiny Jump-Up flowers on spreading 

plants. 

Moonbeam 7732 

Blue with eye and excellent trailing habit for baskets. 

SPLENDID SERIES 

Blue & Yellow 6036 

White 6037 

Yellow 6038 

Fantastic creeping habit useful as a ground cover or in 

hanging baskets. 

Sunbeam 7734 

Bright clear yellow and excellent trailing habit for 

baskets. 

Starbeam 7741 

Profusion of white flowers. 

XEROPHYLLUM 

Zones 5 - 9 

65°, L, 11 days 


Tenax 6209 

White and blue flowers on 48” spikes over grass-like 

foliage. 

ZANTEDESCHIA 

CALLA LILY 

Z. aethiopica 

68° to 76°, covered, 20 days 

CROP TIME: POT: 18 months to flower from seed 

Marshmallow Pink 6103 

Second season flowering, white Calla Lily from seed. 

Use as a container plant suitable as a cut flower. Hardy 

in Zone 8. Over winter young plants in a warm 

greenhouse in the north. Flower is a single white calyx 

on 18” – 24” stalk. Completes your perennial offering 

from A to Z 

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