JUNG’S CONEFLOWER EXTRAVAGANZA
(Echinacea)–Zones 3-9 (unless noted)–Easy to grow conefl owers are the highlight of the sum- mer garden. They are among the 10 most popular perennials in America. Blooming from midsum- mer until frost, their daisy-like fl owers are attractive to butterfl ies and make ideal cutfl owers. The conical seed heads provide winter interest and food for birds. Plants resist heat, drought, insects and disease. Grow in any well-drained soil. ❍ ◗
FLAME THROWER
Torch the Flower Border with These Hot, Two-Toned Conefl owers! Reblooms Reliably.
Flame Thrower
11588–(E. x ‘Flame Thrower’)–(P.P.21932) Hot, Hot, Hot! Don’t pass up this showpiece for the fl ower border. It’s 40 inch height and spread, husky well-branched habit and nearly continuous bloom make it a sound choice for the middle of the border or along a fence line. The 3½ to 4 inch, two-toned orange and yel- low fl owers are fragrant, too. Each $10.95; 3 for $29.95; 6 for $54.95
HOT SUMMER Hot Summer A COAT OF MANY COLORS ON ONE PLANT
11589–Zones 4-9–(P.P.20687)–On opening, the fl ower petals are golden-orange with red- dish tips, but as they mature the red color in- tensifi es until the entire bloom turns deep red. The 3 foot plants are vigorous with strong stems and good branching. Plant in a sunny lo- cation and enjoy blooms from July to Septem- ber. An exciting and unique conefl ower from Dutch breeder Marco van Noort. 3 inch pots. Each $10.95; 3 for $29.95; 6 for $54.95
TANGERINE DREAM Tangerine Dream
11597–(E. x ‘Tangerine Dream’)–(P.P.21773) Elegant and eye-catching with a lovely honey scent. The 4 inch clear orange fl ow- ers with wide, overlapping, slightly refl exed petals hold their color for the duration of the bloom. Wide branching, strong stems and a very fl oriferous habit make this everything a garden plant should be. Grows 24 inches tall with a wider spread. 3 inch pots. Each $10.95; 3 for $29.95; 6 for $54.95
DAYDREAM Daydream
11586–(E. x ‘Daydream’)–(PPAF)–Sunny blooms for lazy summer days. You’ll ap- preciate the sweet fragrance and cheerful ap- pearance of butter yellow, sweetly fragrant, 3 inch blooms adorning midsize, branchy plants all summer long. Flowering height is about 24 inches. 3 inch pots.
Each $10.95; 3 for $29.95; 6 for $54.95 HOT PAPAYA Hot Papaya GREEN JEWEL Green Jewel
11497–(E. purpurea ‘Green Jewel’)–Zones 3-8–(P.P.18678)–Totally green fl owers! Green petals and deep green cones hold their intense color as they age. The unique blooms are pleasantly fragrant. Very fl oriferous 20 to 24 inch plants are nicely compact with sturdy stems. 3 inch pots.
Each $8.95; 3 for $23.95; 6 for $44.95 VIRGIN Virgin
11496–(E. purpurea ‘Virgin’)–(P.P.18684)–Se- lected for its superior fl owering perfor- mance. Large, fragrant, pure white fl owers have a double row of ray petals and deep green cones. Sturdy 20 to 24 inch plants require no staking. Blooms all summer. 2½ inch pots. Each $8.95; 3 for $23.95; 6 for $44.95
TIKI TORCH Tiki Torch
11485–(E. purpurea ‘Tiki Torch’)–Zones 4-9 (P.P.18839)–Brilliant color ignites the garden. Spicy-scented 4½ inch fl owers are spectacular pumpkin-orange with wide, re- fl exed petals and large copper cones. Sturdy- stemmed 28 to 36 inch plants. 3 inch pots. Each $10.95; 3 for $29.95; 6 for $54.95
SPECIALTY CONEFLOWER OFFER 11502 (X)–Includes 1 plant each of Virgin, Tiki Torch, Tomato Soup and Green Jewel, (4 plants), a $39.80 value for $33.95
MORE NEW CONEFLOWERS!
POWWOW WILDBERRY–Check out this spectacular 2011 AAS Winner on page 7.
POWWOW WHITE–Same fl ower power as WildBerry in white. Details on page 7. SOMBRERO SERIES–See page 3. RASPBERRY TRUFFLE–See our cover.
ORDER TOLL FREE Marmalade
11593–(E. x ‘Marmalade’)–(PPAF)–Large pom-pom blooms are a color festival. De- pending on temperatures and age of the bloom, they can be hues of tangerine-orange, peach or gold. The big blooms are carried on strong, well-branched stems. Flowers are fragrant and wonderfully long-lasting. 3 inch pots. Each $10.95; 3 for $29.95; 6 for $54.95
Phone: 1-800-247-5864 Greenline
11481–(E. x ‘Greenline’)–(PPAF)–The ‘green- est’ pom-pom style conefl ower to date. Nearly round, high-domed, 3 to 4 inch blooms are deep lime-green with emerald-green cen- ters surrounded by ray petals of paler lime to white. Strong and compact well-branched plants grow 24 inches tall. Bareroot plants. Each $10.95; 3 for $29.95; 6 for $54.95
Fax: 1-800-692-5864 Southern Belle
11628–(E. x ‘Southern Belle’)–Zones 4-9–(PPAF) One of the fi rst echinaceas to fl ower and among the last to fi nish. It’s a blooming machine! Blooms often appear as early as late June and the strong, well-branched, 30 to 36 inch plants continue to fl ower into fall. High-domed, pom-pom style blooms are in- tense magenta-pink surrounded by short, pale pink ray petals. The rich color lasts for weeks before fading to lighter pink. Perhaps the most fl oriferous conefl ower to date and the fi rst double that claims tough Echinacea tennes- seensis parentage. 3 inch pots. Each $10.95; 3 for $29.95; 6 for $54.95
SIZZLING CONEFLOWERS OFFER 11630 (X)–Includes one plant each of Tan- gerine Dream, Daydream, Hot Summer and Flame Thrower (4 plants), a $43.80 value for $36.95
J. W. JUNG SEED CO. – 85 – Tomato Soup
11544–(E. x ‘Tomato Soup’)–(P.P.19427)–A sensational new color for conefl owers. Vigorous, well-branched plants produce huge, non-fading, tomato-red fl owers up to 6 inches across. Blooms from midsummer to fall. Vig- orous, well-branched plants grow 30 to 34 inches tall. 3 inch pots
Each $10.95; 3 for $29.95; 6 for $54.95
11486–(E. x ‘Hot Papaya’)–Zones 4-9–(PPAF) Sensational visual impact! Red-orange pompon blooms literally sizzle atop thick stems with maroon markings. The consis- tently double, non-fading, 3 inch fl owers are accented with an interesting ‘skirt’ of petals in a slightly lighter shade that exactly matches the pompon center. Grows 30 to 36 inches tall. 2½ inch pots.
Each $10.95; 3 for $29.95; 6 for $54.95 DOUBLE CONEFLOWER OFFER
TOMATO SOUP
11500 (X)–Includes 1 plant each of Marma- lade, Greenline, Hot Papaya and Southern Belle (4 plants) a $43.80 value for $36.95
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