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INNUENDO TRIUMPH TULIP Innuendo Tulip


TAURUS DAFFODIL AMAZING DREAM ECHINACEA Amazing Dream Echinacea


11636–Zones 4-9–(P.P.23019)–Masses of showy, fragrant blooms all summer long. The Dream™ Series of echinaceas developed by Terra Nova Nurseries is a ‘dream come true’ for the landscape. You’ll delight in the phenomenal color show presented by the 3 to 4 inch vibrant pink blooms. Compact, drought tolerant plants grow 24 inches tall and 20 inches wide – a size that fi ts well into almost any landscape. Blooms from June all the way into September, attracting


butterfl ies galore. Plant in a full sun location. 3 inch pots. Each $10.95; 3 for $29.95; 6 for $54.95


FIND MORE BEAUTIFUL ECHINACEAS ON PAGES 15 & 16. Approximate Shipping Dates


STRAWBERRY PLANTS – August and September COLCHICUM & IRIS – mid-August to mid-October PERENNIALS & GROUND COVERS – August to mid-October DAYLILIES – late August to early October PEONIES & ORIENTAL POPPIES – late September to late October


LILIES & FALL-PLANTED BULBS – late September until freezing temperatures no longer allow safe shipment


AMARYLLIS – early October until freezing temperatures no longer allow safe shipment


SEEDS, BOOKS, GARDENING SUPPLIES – sent year around Index


Amaryllis ........................................................................................11 Animal and Pest Control .......................................32,35,Order Form Blueberry Plants ........................................................................ 2,34 Bulb Planter Augers .........................................................................9 Bulbs, Indoor Forcing .................................................................2,11 Bulbs, Spring Flowering....................................Front Cover,3,4,5-11 Bulbs, Summer Flowering ....................................................... 12-13 Colchicum and Fall Flowering Crocus .......................................... 10 Composting .................................................................................. 30 Daylilies ..................................................................................... 4,25 Ferns ............................................................................................ 18 Fertilizer ......................................12,23,34,35,Order Form,Envelope Food Processing Supplies ............................................................ 33 Fruits ..................................................................................... 2,34,35 Fungicides .................................................................................... 32 Gardening Supplies ....................................12,30,31-35,Order Form Garlic ............................................................................................ 34 Gift Certifi cate .................................................................Order Form Hosta ......................................................................................... 2,21 Insecticides ................................................................................... 32 Iris ......................................................................................... 3,26-29 Lilies ................................................................................... 10,12,13 Onions, Multiplier .......................................................................... 34 Paperwhites ...................................................................................11 Peonies..............................................................2,29,30,Back Cover Poppies,Oriental ........................................................................ 3,23 Perennial Plants .........................Front Cover,2,4,14-30,Back Cover Perennial Seed ................................................................... 14-17,23 Plant Supports ......................................................12,31,Order Form Soil Amendments..................................................................... 32,34 Sprouter and Sprouting Seeds ..................................................... 33 Strawberries .............................................................................. 2,35 Tools .....................................................................31,32,Order Form Weed Control ...................................................22,31,32,Order Form Woodland Plants .......................................................................... 18


Guarantee.......................................................................Order Form Shipping Date Information ...........................................3,Order Form Zone Map ........................................................................................3


We make every effort to ensure accuracy in our catalog. However, if an error should occur, we reserve the right to correct it. Prices in this catalog supercede all previous catalogs.


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ZIPPER HEUCHERA (inset is spring foliage)


Zipper Heuchera


12209–Zones 4-9–(PPAF)–Flashy color and fas- cinating form. Leaves undergo a fascinating col- or transition changing from orange in spring and fall to golden amber in summer and winter. The extremely ruffl ed form allows the bright magenta undersides to glow all year. Bears white fl owers from July through October. Forms nice mounds 8 inches high and 12 inches wide. Plant in full sun to


full shade. From Terra Nova Nurseries. 3 inch pots. Each $10.95; 3 for $29.95; 6 for $54.95


ORANGE SPLASH IRIS


Orange Splash Bearded Iris 12722–Zones 3-9–An iridescent color that glimmers in borders and land- scapes. The fl aming, cadmium orange hue glitters like polished chrome. Serrated petal edges add to its ‘show-off’ status. Tall 4-branched stems produce 8 to 9 buds per stalk. Blooms mid-late season. Grows 39 inches tall. Plant in full sun. Select #1 size bareroot rhizomes. Each $5.95; 3 for $15.95; 6 for $29.95


Hardiness Zone Map


This new simplifi ed plant zone map issued in 2012 is available to view in full detail online. There is an interactive online feature that allows you to fi nd your hardiness zone by typing in your zip code. Type this link into your web browser, http://planthardiness.ars.usda.gov/PHZMWeb/? or follow the Zone Map link on our website at www.jungseed.com to fi nd your hardiness zone.


3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10


Hardiness zones are based on the average minimum temperatures for each zone. Lower num- bers indicate the most northerly area where plants will survive the winter and higher numbers are the most southern area where they will perform consistently. Recommended plant zones are meant for guidelines only. Other plant growth factors may affect hardiness such as rainfall, wind, humidity, soil type, altitude, sunlight and cultural practices. Local climates may vary considerably. It’s always best to use your instincts, observe other gardens in the area, and be willing to do some experimenting with plant locations and plant protections.


Phone: 1-800-247-5864 Fax: 1-800-692-5864 J. W. JUNG SEED CO. – 3 – Taurus Daffodil


shade location. Select 14 to 16 cm bulbs. 4 for $7.95; 8 for $14.95; 20 for $34.95; 40 for $66.95; 100 for $149.95


62759–Zones 3-8–Unique and showy! Add a little variety to your spring bouquets with this split-cup type daffodil. Creamy white petals off- set a golden-yellow, ruffl ed cup fi nely edged with salmon. Blooms in early to mid spring. Grows 16 to 18 inches tall and enjoys a full sun to partial


65634–Zones 3-7–Big, gorgeous blooms on strong stems. Broad fl ames of ivory white rise from the base and spread to the tips of the deep rose to candy pink petals. Puts on a fantastic show in mid-spring. Grows just 14 inches tall. Plant in full sun. Top size 12 cm bulbs.


5 for $5.95; 10 for $10.95; 25 for $24.95; 50 for $44.95; 100 for $79.95


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