Echinops ‘Arctic Glow’. Exocharda (pearl bush) ‘Snow Day Surprise’. Echinops ‘Arctic Glow’. Here is a white variation


of this statuesque perennial that looks a bit like a this- tle and is commonly called globe thistle. It’s just the thing for the back of your white garden as the ghostly flowers emerge from the gray green foliage like mist.


Exocharda (pearl bush) ‘Snow Day Surprise’. This small


shrub is just 36 inches tall but it is covered in white blooms from April to May. Rated Zone 4, it’s being sold as a container plant in some regions because it blooms on old wood.


Gaillardia’s sunny light Gaillardia’s sunny light Gaillardia ‘Sun Devil’. Since the introduction of ‘Fanfare’ a half dozen year ago, variations


on this gaillardia with its trumpet-shaped petals have been big successes. This compact version has good contrast between the red and gold of its petals. Plant it in masses for the best show. A perennial, it is hardy to Zone 4 which is pretty safe for most of the province these days.


Gaillardia Galya ‘Spark Coral’, a fan-


tastic grandiflora (large blooms) this double gaillardia has two-tone petals that reach out in all directiosn like those of Crazy Daisy. Burgundy base with yellow tips.


Gaillardia ‘Red sun’. This gaillardia


blushes bright red to the very tips of its pet- als which are flushed with gold.


Gaillardia Galya ‘Spark Coral’. Gaillardia ‘Sun Devil’. Gaillardia ‘Red Sun’.


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