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Spring Planted Bulbs Colocasia, continued


C. esculenta var. Nancy’s Revenge #SCE10


Emerging solid green, the 25 inch wide light green leaves develop a bold Y-pattern of yellow-white along their centers that bursts into the lat- eral veins. The more


moisture, the larger this plant will grow. [Ht: 6'-8', Zones: 7 to 10, S/SSH] Each 9.95 3 for 27.95 6 for 49.95


❧ C. esculenta var. Pink China


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If you live in a cold climate but love tropical plants, then this coloca- sia is for you; if mulched properly, it can survive Zone 6 winters. Large, green leaves with a pink eye are held on brilliant pink stems. [Ht: 6'-8', Zones: 7 to 10, S/SSH] Each 10.95 3 for 29.95 6 for 54.95


❧ C. esculenta var. Tea Cup #SCE27


Shiny green, cupped leaves fill with water when it rains and pour it out when they get full creating a living water feature. Black stems radiate into the leaves add- ing contrast to this intriquing selection.


[Ht: 6'-7', Zones: 7 to 10, S/SSH] Each 10.95 3 for 29.95 6 for 54.95


ROYAL HAWAIIAN SERIES


❧ C. Black Coral #SCE25


(PPAF)–Electric blue veins standout against the lustrous, jet black, leathery foliage with slightly wavy margins. An excellent choice for contrast.


[Ht: 6'-7', Zones: 7 to 10, S/SSH]


Each 12.95 3 for 34.95 6 for 64.95


C. Blue Hawaii #SCE20 (P.P.20003) Large bright green leaves with a feath- ered pattern serve as a


backdrop for the prominent bluish-purple veins and wavy margin. Dark burgundy stems add to the tropical effect. [Ht: 3'-4', Zones: 7 to 10, S] Each 12.95 3 for 34.95 6 for 64.95


12 ❧ McClure & Zimmerman CONVALLARIA


MAJALIS Size: Extra-large flowering pips #SCM01 “Lily-of-the-Valley” A genera that con- sists of only one spe- cies, this rhizomatous perennial is famous for the unique scent of its delicate sprays


of dainty, pendant, bell-shaped white flowers. In the garden it relishes a cool, shady location and moist, humus-rich soil and, once estab- lished, spreads to form a dense groundcover. While the flowers last only a short time, the crisply pointed oval green leaves remain attrac- tive all summer. Deer and rodent proof. Use: border, natural, pots, cut, forcing. [Ht: 8"-12", Bl: May/Jun, Zones: 3 to 9, SSH/SH, 45/sq. yd.] 3 for 6.95


12 for 23.95


6 for 12.95 24 for 44.95


C. m. var. Bordeaux #SCM03 An improved version of the old-favorite with larger, more numerous white bells held on longer spikes above the foliage rather than between the leaves. 3 for 10.95 6 for 19.95 12 for 35.95


C. m. var. Prolificans #SCM05 A rarely found double-flowered form with large, double white flowers and exceptional fragrance. 3 inch pots. Each 7.95 3 for 21.95 6 for 39.95


C. m. var. rosea #SCM04 This lily-of-the valley selection has pale pink flowers. It doesn’t grow as vigorously as its white sibling, but has a delicate beauty all its own.


3 for 11.95 6 for 21.95 12 for 39.95


CORNUS CANADENSIS Size: 3 inch pots “Bunchberry” #SCC80


This fascinating groundcover is native to moist forests, bogs and stream banks from Green-


land and Alaska to the mountains of California and Virginia. A patch in bloom appears like a Flow- ering Dogwood shrub that has been buried to its outermost twigs.The rhizomes creep by underground stolons, constantly sending up stems to form lovely dense patches. Each stem has 2 to 3 sets of overlapping, opposite leaves at its tip. From the center of this group emerges a small knot of yellow or green flowers in late spring to early summer surrounded by four white bracts. The flowers eventually develop into a bunch of striking scarlet berries, each containing a hard seed. Bunchberries thrive in moist, acidic soil and a cool location. [Ht: 3"-6", Bl: Late Spring, Zones: 2 to 7, SSH/SH] Each 6.95 6 for 37.95


3 for 19.95 12 for 69.95


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CORYDALIS Size: 2½ inch pots (except where noted) “Fumewort”


This native of European and Asian woodlands is related to dutchman’s breeches and bleeding heart. Its masses of fern- like leaves and showy clusters of delicate flowers lend a graceful note to lightly shaded areas in rock gardens, along paths or slopes and in crev- ices on rock walls. The somewhat tubular flowers, rarely over 1 inch long, have a distinct spur that projects backward, and bloom in large clusters. They grow best in cool-season areas and may go summer dormant in hot tempera- tures. In warmer climates, plant in dense shade or near moving water.


C. elata #SCO90 Fragrant cobalt-blue flowers rival gentians for brilliance. Plants are quite heat-tolerant. 3 inch pots.


[Ht: 12"-18", Bl: Summer, Zones: 4 to 9, SSH] Each 10.95 3 for 29.95 6 for 54.95


C. lutea #SCO93 Widely grown all over Europe, Yellow Coryda- lis can be found growing on crumbling castle walls and stone fences. It sports blue-green, deeply divided leaves and golden-yellow flowers that appear non-stop all summer. It can self-seed rather aggressively, an advantage in places that are too shady or rocky for just about anything else. [Ht: 12"-15", Bl: Summer, Zones: 5 to 7, SSH] Each 4.95 3 for 12.95 6 for 23.95


C. ochroleuca #SCO96 Similar to C. lutea, but flowers are white with yellow spots. Blooms continuously through the summer and tolerates drier conditions better than any other corydalis. Each 4.95 3 for 12.95 6 for 23.95


COSMOS ATROSANGUINEUS Size: 3 inch pots “Chocolate Cosmos” #SCA25 Yes, this unique tuberous perennial does carry a delicate chocolate scent in its velvety burgundy flowers. Blooms from late summer until fall, putting on a bigger show as the plants mature. Quite tender and in cold areas should be dug in fall and stored like dahlia tubers or held over in pots. [Ht: 18"-36", Bl: Summer, Zones: 7 to 10, S] Each 8.95 3 for 24.95 6 for 47.95


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