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PERENNIALS Amsonia - Aquilegia ▲ AQUILEGIA BUNTING ▲ ANEMONE HONORINE JOBERT 2011


PERENNIAL OF THE YEAR


▲ AMSONIA HUBRICHTII FALL (above), SUMMER (left)


▲ ANEMONE PRETTY LADY DIANA


Amsonia (Blue Star) These tough, adaptable and colorful native plants form broad, dense clumps of glossy, slender, willow-like foliage that's green in summer and takes on showy hues of yellow, gold and bronze in fall. They generally prefer evenly moist soil, although will tolerate peri- ods of wet and dry soils. Tall selections should be grown in sun or cut back to keep them them tight and compact.


✂ ▲ AQUILEGIA GOLDFINCH ▲ AQUILEGIA CARDINAL Angelica A. gigas #A10229


A. hubrichtii #A10160 S/PS, May-Jun, H24"-36", W24"-36", Sp 24", Z 4-9


Arkansas Blue Star. Needle-like dark green, airy foliage creates bottlebrush-like stems that densely fill bushy plants. Becomes a mound of brilliant gold in fall. Bears 2 inch clusters of light blue flowers. 3P


▲ AMSONIA BLUE ICE


A. x ‘Blue Ice’ #A10161 S/PS, May-Jun, H12"-16", W18"-24", Sp 18", Z 3-9


Periwinkle-blue, starry flowers are the dark- est blue of any amsonia, opening in profusion from plump, navy-blue buds. Plants stay small and compact. Bright yellow fall color. 3P


Price of above Each $5.95; 3 to 5 for $5.50 ea. 2 Amsonias: 6 or more $4.95 ea.


Anemone (Windflower) These lovely garden subjects come in a variety of forms and colors. All have lush compound leaves and like rich, well-drained soil, plenty of moisture and partial shade. They may be slow to establish, but once settled in they re- quire little care. We recommend mulching for the winter in northern gardens.


✂ ▲ ANEMONE CRISPA


▲ ANEMONE TOMENTOSA ROBUSTISSIMA


A. crispa #A10209 S/PS, Aug-Sep, H18"-24", W15"-18", Sp 18", Z 4-8


A selection with single pink flowers and large, ruffled, crispate foliage that’s attractive all season. Shorter and more compact than most anemones. 3P


A. x ‘Honorine Jobert’ #A10201 S/PS, Aug-Oct, H30"-50", W24"-36", Sp 24", Z 4-8


A hybrid from the 1800’s considered the hardi- est white. Produces abundant 2 to 3 inch white blooms with golden stamens. 3P


A. tomentosa ‘Robustissima’ #A10218 S/PS, Jul-Sep, H30"-40", W20"-36", Sp 24", Z 3-8


▲ ANGELICA GIGAS


▲ AQUILEGIA CANADENSIS LITTLE LANTERNS


(Syn. A. vitifolia) Grape Leaf Anemone. Almost shrub-like plants carry masses of 2 to 3 inch bright pink flowers. Plants are filled with dark green foliage. BR


Price of above Each $5.95; 3 to 5 for $5.50 ea. 3 Anemones: 6 or more $4.95 ea.


A. huphensis ‘Pretty Lady Diana’ #A10214 S/PS, Aug-Oct, H14"-16", W20"-24", Sp 20", Z 5-8


(PPAF)–Part of the ‘Pretty Lady’ series bred by Yoshihiro Kanazwa of Japan, featuring a more compact habit than other A. huphensis variet- ies. Single rose-pink blooms with bright yel- low centers are over 2 inches wide. Requires no staking. Introduced by Blooms of Bressing- ham. 3P


Price of Each $9.95; 3 to 5 for $9.50 ea.


A. Pretty Lady Diana: 6 or more $8.95 ea. ANEMONE COLLECTION


▲ AQUILEGIA DOROTHY ROSE


~ 32 ~ ▲ AQUILEGIA DENVER GOLD


Includes one plant each of all 4 varieties offered. #A10224X


$23.95 ✂


PS, Jul-Sep, H36"-72", W24"-48", Sp 24", Z 4-8 Korean Angelica. This self-supporting giant adds lovely architecture to the back of the flower border, in a woodland setting or for growing by a stream or pond. The plants bear abundant 4 to 8 inch purple-red domed flower heads held atop tall red stems. Their bold, dis- sected leaves range from 1 to 2 feet long. Grow in deep, moist, fertile soil. Plants die after set- ting seed, so either cut off flowers before seed matures to extend plant life or allow some seeds to self-sow. Seeds rapidly mature into flowering size plants. 2P


Price of A. gigas:


Each $5.95; 3 to 5 for $5.50 ea. 6 or more $4.95 ea.


Aquilegia (Columbine) These graceful, intricately patterned, colorful flowers are natural additions for spring color in perennial borders. The flowers are perfect- ly designed to hold the nectar that humming- birds and butterflies love. The fan-shaped foliage is also exquisite. They delight in well- drained, rich humus soil. Avoid locations with hot afternoon sun.





A. canadensis ‘Little Lanterns’ #A10265 PS/SH, May-Jun, H12"-18", W8"-12", Sp 10", Z 3-8


This North American native bears loads of brilliant red flowers with yellow corollas car- ried on red stems. 3P


A. chrysantha ‘Denver Gold’ #A10267 S/PS, May-Jun, H24"-36", W12"-15", Sp 12", Z 3-9


Golden Columbine. A species with long- spurred yellow flowers that are lightly fra- grant, rare for a columbine. Often reblooms if deadheaded. 2P


A. x ‘Dorothy Rose’ #A10281 S/PS, May-Jun, H24"-30", W12"-15", Sp 12", Z 3-9


Light pink blooms have flowers set inside one another, referred to as ‘hose-in-hose’. 3P


AQUILEGIA ‘SONGBIRD SERIES’ S/PS, May-Jun, H18"-24", W12"-15", Sp 12", Z 3-9


‘Songbird’ aquilegias are prized for their extra-large, 3 inch, upfacing blooms and bril- liant colors.


A. x ‘Songbird Bunting’ #A10271 Blue and white with long blue spurs. 3P


A. x ‘Songbird Cardinal’ #A10272 Red and white with long pink spurs. 3P


A. x ‘Songbird Dove’ #A10275 Very large, pure, gleaming white. 3P


A. x ‘Songbird Goldfinch’ #A10273 Pure yellow long-spurred flowers. 3P


Price of all Each $4.95; 3 to 5 for $4.50 ea.


Aquilegias: 6 or more $3.95 ea. AQUILEGIA COLLECTION


Includes one plant each of all 7 varieties offered. #A10251X


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