Alonsoa
Aquilegia, caerulea
NEW LoGro Rose Aurantica
S1839584
Agastache. Full sun plant blooms from mid- summer to fall. Finish in 4” to gallon sized containers. First year
blooming.Along-lived plant and late summer bloomer due to its need for long days. They are lightly scented with large flowers and robust habit. Plant height is 13 to 14”.Well suited for high quality cut flowers with long vase life. Hardy to Zone 6.Available as seeds, plugs and liners.
Ajuga Salmon Beauty meridionalis S1810893
Alonsoa. Partial shade loving plant blooms from June to fall. Finish in 4” container. First year blooming. Delicate salmon pink flowers smother low growing plants that have a deep green foliage. Available as seeds, plugs and liners. Zone 5.
Alyssum Dynasty Pink/White S1810977 Dynasty Red/Gold S1810974
Dynasty Blue/White
S1810978
Dynasty Red/White
S1810976
DynastyWhite S1810973
Garden Leader EZ Gro Purple Shine
Liners only
Ajuga. Full sun/part shade. Perennial to Zone 4. 4 to 6” plant height, 12 to 14” spread; 4” pots; gallons; combination containers and outdoor beds or borders.Available in 102 liners or HalfPaks™.
Alchemilla
Quick Gold
S1815873
Alyssum. Full sun creepers flower bright yellow in spring through early summer. Finish in 4” container. First year blooming. Plant height is 2 to 4”, foliage silver-green.Available as seeds, plugs and liners. Zone 3.
Anacyclus
Dynasty Yellow S1840749 Dynasty Mix S1810979
Aquilegia caerulea. Full sun loving plant blooms from early spring through mid summer. Finish in 4” and gallon containers. First year blooming. Mature plants are big strong specimens with the largest flowers on the market. Our Garden Leaders bloom the first season. Colors are bright and plants are self-supporting in strong weather. Zone 3.Available as seeds, plugs and liners.
Aquilegia flabellata Mollis robustica S1807367
Alchemilla. Shade plant blooms from June to fall. Finish in 4” to gallon sized containers. First year blooming. Zone 5. Sow in January in North American climate and grow through the summer months. Plants will bloom in the following spring. Clear bright yellow 1/2” flowers in 4” clusters on large arching sprays. Clumping mound of silvery green foliage. Matures to 20-22”. Available as seeds, plugs and liners.
212 Perennial Plugs, Seeds & Liners Mat Daisy depressus S1810957
Anacyclus. Partial shade loving plant blooms from mid- summer to fall. Finish in 4” container. First year blooming. Our selection proves to be the most tolerant and easy to grow of the species. Low growing mats, 3 to 4”, of dense foliage. Red buds open to small white blooms. The flowers are then two toned with white upper and red lower petals. Available as seeds, plugs and liners. Zone 3.
Fame Blue &White
S1810988
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