2006
Perennial of the Year
SIENNA SUNSET COREOPSIS TWEETY COREOPSIS COREOPSIS OFFER
11185 (X)–1 each of Tweety, Star Cluster and Sienna Sunset (3 total) for $16.95
Coreopsis or Tickseed
Zones 5-9–Terrifi c garden performance with little effort. These sun-loving, easy-care perenni- als are not fussy as to soil type. Daisy-like fl owers are produced all summer long. ❍
11166–TWEETY–(C. verticillata ‘Tweety’)–An im- proved ‘Moonbeam’-type coreopsis with a com- pact, bushy plant habit and a season-long, ever- blooming display of bright yellow starry blooms. Grows 14 to 16 inches tall. Bareroot plants. Each $6.95; 3 for $18.95; 6 for $35.95
11106–STAR CLUSTER–(C. hybrid)–White 2 inch fl owers with yellow centers develop purple edges and centers when temperatures are cool. Floriferous 18 to 24 inch plants. 2½ inch pots. Each $6.95; 3 for $18.95; 6 for $35.95
STAR CLUSTER COREOPSIS
11150–SIENNA SUNSET–(C. hybrid)–(PPAF) Salmon to peach 1 inch fl owers coat 16 to 20 inch mounds of bright green foliage. 2½ inch pots. Each $6.95; 3 for $18.95; 6 for $35.95
Magic Fountains Delphiniums
(D. elatum hybrids)–Zones 3-7–A crowning touch for any perennial planting. This strain of shorter delphiniums produces giant fl ower spikes on 3 foot tall plants that do not require staking. Blooms in June and July, and if cut back after fl owering, may bloom again in the fall. ❍ ◗
BLUE FOUNTAINS–Shades of blue, purple and white, many with contrasting black or white ‘bees’ at the center of each fl oret. 08657–SEED–(A) Pkt. (50 seeds) $2.45 11230–PLANTS (2½ inch pots): Each $4.95; 3 for $12.95; 6 for $23.95; 12 for $44.95
BLUE FOUNTAINS DELPHINIUM
PINK FOUNTAINS–Shades of pink, rose, laven- der and white, some with contrasting black or white ‘bees’ at the center of each fl oret. 08658–SEED–(A) Pkt. (50 seeds) $2.45 11231–PLANTS (2½ inch pots): Each $4.95; 3 for $12.95; 6 for $23.95; 12 for $44.95
FOUNTAINS DELPHINIUM OFFER
11299 (X)–Includes 2 each of Pink Fountains and Blue Fountains (4 total) for $15.95
New Millennium Stars Delphinium Mix
(D. elatum)–Zones 3-7–A magnifi cent presence in any perennial garden. Bred in New Zealand, these exceptional 3 to 6 foot tall delphiniums have very strong, wind-resistant stems that sel- dom require staking. Huge multi-petaled fl orets are spectacular shades of blue, pink, purple, lav- ender, rose and white. Many are bicolored and have contrasting centers or ‘bees’. More heat and drought tolerant than many delphiniums. ❍ ◗
08680–NEW ZEALAND MIX SEED: An open- pollinated mix of these gorgeous delphiniums. (A) Pkt. (25 seeds) $3.45
PINK FOUNTAINS DELPHINIUM
11280–PLANTS (3 inch pots): 3 for $15.95; 6 for $29.95; 12 for $54.95
BLUE BUTTERFLY DELPHINIUM Blue Butterfl y Delphiniums
(D. grandifl orum ‘Blue Butterfl y’)–Zones 3-7 Spectacular bright blue fl owers on bushy plants. Unlike regular delphiniums, this bush type grows only 12 to 18 inches tall and wide. The loosely held 1½ inch bright blue fl owers appear continuously from June to September, nearly smothering the lacy foliage. Prefers rich, moist, well-drained soil. ❍ 08654–SEED–(A) Pkt. (100 seeds) $1.95 11220–PLANTS (3 inch pots): Each $4.75; 3 for $11.95; 6 for $21.95; 12 for $39.95
PHANTOM EUPATORIUM Phantom Eupatorium
11663–(Eupatorium x ‘Phantom’)–Zones 4-8 (P.P.18354)–Fragrant fl owers are a magnet for butterfl ies. A very compact selection of Joe-Pye Weed that forms nice clumps only 24 to 36 inches tall. Well-branched purplish stems with dark green leaves support masses of bright fuchsia fl owers in late summer that continue until frost. Bareroot plants. ❍ ◗ Each $6.95; 3 for $18.95; 6 for $35.95
Shasta Daisies
(Leucanthemum superbum)–A perennial gar- den classic. Shasta Daisies are favorites both in the garden and for cutting. They bloom throughout much of the summer and into fall if kept deadheaded. Give them a well-drained location, good soil and some winter protec- tion, and they’ll give years of pleasure. ❍ ◗
HIGHLAND WHITE DREAM
11084–HIGHLAND WHITE DREAM–Zones 4-9–An exceptional garden performer. Derived from award-winning ‘Becky’ Shasta Daisy, this selection bears very large, 4 inch, semi-double white fl owers on stiff, upright stems. Vigorous, heavy fl owering plants grow 24 to 30 inches tall and 18 to 24 inches wide. Has a very long bloom season. 3 inch pots. Each $6.95; 3 for $18.95; 6 for $35.95
SANTÉ
11085–SANTÉ–Zones 4-9–(P.P.19829)–Big, fl uffy, pure white fl owers. Blooming in July and August, 18 to 24 inch plants put on an impressive fl ower display. Stiff, very strong stems with dark green foliage require no stak- ing. 3 inch pots.
Each $5.95; 3 for $15.95; 6 for $29.95
ALASKA–Zones 4-9–The hardiest Shasta Daisy. Broad 3 to 4 inch single white blooms with yellow centers. 20 to 30 inches tall. 09075–SEED–(A) Pkt. (200 seeds) $2.25 11074–PLANTS (2½ inch pots): Each $4.95; 3 for $12.95; 6 for $23.95; 12 for $44.95
SHASTA DAISY OFFER NEW MILLENNIUM STARS MIX DELPHINIUM – 84 – Visit our website at
www.jungseed.com ALASKA
11072 (X)–Includes one each of Highland White Dream, Santé and Banana Cream (see page 7), 3 plants total for $17.95
QUESTIONS? Call customer service 1-800-297-3123 DICTAMNUS OR GAS PLANT Dictamnus or Gas Plant
11435–(Dictamnus albus purpureus)–Zones 3-8–Flowers fl ash in the presence of a lighted match. This long-lived perennial has attractive lemon-scented foliage and showy spikes of rose fl owers from late May through July. Plants grow 2 to 3 foot all. NOTE: Foliage and fl owers can sometimes cause skin irritation if handled. Bareroot plants. ❍ ◗ Each $8.95; 3 for $23.95; 6 for $44.95
FIREWITCH DIANTHUS Firewitch Dianthus
11317–(D. gratianopolitanus ‘Firewitch’) Zones 3-9–2006 Perennial Plant Associa- tion Plant of the Year. An outstanding selec- tion of Cheddar Pinks praised for its profuse bloom display, the spicy clove scent of its up-facing fl owers of vivid violet-rose and its attractive mats of low, silvery-blue, evergreen foliage. Blooms heaviest in early summer and often fl owers again in early fall. Grows 6 to 8 inches tall. 2½ inch pots. ❍
3 for $12.95; 6 for $23.95; 12 for $44.95
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