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Agastache 'Blue Delight'
Code: SABD-A9
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Plants have many different scents like anise, some are pleasant to smell others are a bit too strong for me, can be used to make a scented potpourri. Of all the different Agastache that I have grown -- this selection produces, to me, the best scents, which are on the more sweet' side, instead of the 'pungent.' Plants grow 30-40 inches tall with strongly upright stems and bloom for an extended time in summer and fall. Great plants for growing in sun or half shade. I like the nice upright form of these plants. Good cut flowers too. Easy and blooms the first year, best color when the it cool out, so a good choice for sowing in early summer for late summer and fall blooming. This selection is very hardy and has grown for me many years in my zone four garden.

Most plants come in shades of blue from soft blue to dark blue with a few other colors once in a while. Plants do well on most any soil including heavy clay. Plants are drought tolerant. The multi-stemmed clumps produce good cutting material and dead heading produces another flush of blooms all along the stems. Plants self seed around but not to the point of becoming weedy. They look nice coming up in amongst my Hosta and stray plants are easy to pull out of the ground when only a year or two old. Pinch back the top of the plant in early July to promote a more compact habit and heavy branching.

Zones 4-9.

Lightly cover seeds, with germination in 5-15 days at F 70.

300 seeds




  Agastache 'Hardy Mix'
Code: 1AGA
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A mix made up of four different shades of blue flowers plus white flowers. 15 to 20 percent of the plants will have gold colored leaves with blue flowers(maybe a few whites too). Plants grow 3 to 4 feet tall and bloom from mid to late summer.

Zones 4-9. The seeds can be scattered over open ground in early spring for nice sized blooming plants in the summer and fall.

400 seeds.



  Agastache foeniculum 'Blue Compact'
Code: AG59
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  Agastache foeniculum 'Blue Spike'
Code: AGA4
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Blue flower spikes, two foot tall plants make a nice shorter selection for use in the mid border or as mass planting.

Zones 4-9.

50 seeds.



Agastache foeniculum 'Golden Jubilee'
Code: Ag99-A7
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  Agastache nepetoides
Code: AGN4
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'Yellow Giant Hyssop'

A unique and impressive plant for its upright habit that will flower in summer with densely packed five inch long spikes of yellow-whitish green flowers. The bees will love you for this one and the birds will feed on the seeds in the winter. Plants grow 5-6 feet tall and can be used in open woodlands to full sun with moisture retentive soils that drain well. Useful in the perennial border, native wildflower area, woodland or butterfly gardens - best effect planted in large groups with plants spaced-out 18 inches apart, will self seed on open ground. Not the showiest bloomer, but loved by a diverse group of insects that will provide weeks of entertainment and if you like to take pictures of insects - this plant like most of the hardy Agastache, is indispensable. The dried stems in the winter are attractive. Started in late winter, plants will bloom the first year. Easy to grow and transplant, seedlings are large enough to plant out into the garden in 5 to 8 weeks after germination. Can also be sown directly on bare ground in late winter/early spring while the ground is still cold with good results.

Zones 4-9

Native from North Eastern and Central USA. were it is found in open woods, clearings and thickets. Sow seeds and use 70F, germination is spread out over many weeks or use 8 weeks at 39F, move to 70F for germination.

300+ seeds.



  Agastache pallidiflora
Code: AGH5-A8
Price: $2.75

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'Purple Hyssop' or 'Bill Williams Mountain Giant Hyssop'

This lot grows 12 inches tall in containers and about 18 inches tall in the garden. Plants with spikes of rosy - lavender colored flowers in mid summer.

50 seeds.



  Agastache rugosa 'Alba'
Code: SARA1
Price: $2.00

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White flowering form of the above plant.

200 seeds.



  Agastache rupestris
Code: SAR1
Price: $2.50

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'Thread Leaf Giant Hyssop' or 'Sunset Hyssop' LAMIACEAE:

These bushy plants grow 25-30 inches tall and have light gray-green stems and leaves. Flowers are light orange-pink with darker, lower lips. The flowers are long tubs and Humming birds and butterflies love to feed out of them. The normal blooming period is from July to late August but with some deadheading plants will bloom all the way into fall. Attractive and different for well-drained and dry locations in full sun. Not hardy in the north but performs well grown as an annual. A much-loved plant by those that have grow it. Use in full sun in well draining soils, adapts well to dryer conditions. Sow at F 70, germination in 5-15 days, grow out on the dry side, do not water-log the soil medium. The species name means something to the effect 'Rock Loving'.

Zones (5)6-9. This species is native to mountainous areas in Arizona and New Mexico. Sow at F 70, germination in 5-15 days, Surface sow, light helps with germination.

50 seeds



  Agastache scrophulariifolia 'Blue Licorice'
Code: SASBL-H5
Price: $2.95

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'Purple Giant Hyssop' (ah-gas-TAH-kee: skrof-yoo-lar-ee-eye-FOH-lee-uh) LAMIACEAE:

The genus name means something to the effect of 'very much like a spike' Plants bloom in ten weeks from sowing and have strongly anise-scented foliage. Produces blue flowers in mid summer into late fall. Nice long flower spikes are 6 to 8 inches long and densely packed with good sized flowers. Plants grow 3-4 feet tall and bloom for many weeks from mid summer to late summer with some flowers produced into late fall, the plants look very nice even after done flowering and if dead headed they will flower all fall but produce shorter spikes. Good bushy plants with nice dense form and lots of spikes, loved by bees and the scent of the foliage is somewhat intoxicating. Full sun-in well drained soils but will grow well in part shade too. Blooms the first year, the blue color is darkest during cool weather, so a sowing in late spring will produce attractive darker blue blooming plants in late summer and fall.

Zones 4-9. Sow at F 70, germination in 5-15 days, Surface sow, light helps with germination. If no germination in the above time: Use 8 weeks at 39F, move to 68F. Easy to grow in well drained but rich moisture retentive soils. The species is native from China with this selection most likely some type of hybrid.

300 seeds




  Agastache urticifolia
Code: AGH7
Price: $1.95

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'Horse Mint' or 'Giant Hyssop' or 'Nettleleaf Giant Hyssop' Lamiaceae:

Soft blue flowers and scented foliage. Plants should have a well draining but moist soil, loved by butterflies. Plants grow one to five feet tall, in full sun they are shorter and more compact. In open shade plants will grow well too, but will be on the taller side of three to five feet. Blooms early to mid summer.

Zones 7-10.

100 seeds.



  Alcea ficifolia hybrids 'Mixed Colors'
Code: SAFHMC
Price: $2.50

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Nice erect plants are biennials or short lived perennials from Siberia. Plants grow up to 8 feet tall and come in a wide range of colors including rose, copper, yellow, red, pink and white. Single flowers, blooming in early summer. Great leaves they look like fig leaves, they are nice sized and stand out in the garden display. Less prone to rust than 'Common' Hollyhocks. Fresh seed has some dormancy, so germination can be spread-out over a few weeks or will need a few weeks cool and moist treatment. Aged seed germinates quicker.

Zones 3-10. Germination in 1 to 2 weeks at 70�F . Surface sow, light needed for best germination. If no germination in 3 weeks, move to 32-39�F for 4 weeks. The move back to 70F.

35 seeds.



  Alcea rosea 'Chater's Double Bright Pink'
Code: AR2-A7
Price: $1.95

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[Newport Pink]

30 seeds.



  Alcea rosea 'Chater's Double Golden Yellow'
Code: 1HJ7
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30 seeds.



  Alcea rosea 'Chater's Double Light Scarlet'
Code: AR6-A7
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30 seeds.



  Alcea rosea 'Chater's Double Maroon'
Code: AR1-A7
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Maroon red colored flowers

30 seeds.



  Alcea rosea 'Chater's Double Mix'
Code: SARC-A7
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A mix of all the colors listed below plus a few others.

30 seeds.



  Alcea rosea 'Chater's Double Violet'
Code: ALV5-A7
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30 seeds.



  Alcea rosea 'Chater's Double White'
Code: AR7-A7
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30 seeds.



  Alcea rosea 'Chater's Double jet Violet'
Code: ALX6
Price: $2.65

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25 pure-clean seeds.



  Alcea rosea 'Majorette Champagne'
Code: CH06
Price: $2.20

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[Althaea rosea] Malvaceae

Plants grow just about two and half feet tall and have double - ball shaped flowers in a soft pink blush color and darker pink centers.



  Alcea rosea 'Pastorale'
Code: CH08-A6
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Plants grow five to seven feet tall and have single flowers in different softer pastel shades.

25 seeds.



  Alcea rosea 'Peaches'N Dreams'
Code: AR14-A7
Price: $2.69

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From England comes this choice double Hollyhock with peachy-yellow colored flowers. Blooming from July till frost. Plants have 5-6 foot tall stems covered with powder puff balls of flowers. Grow in full sun in well drained soils. this selection has generated a lot of attention over the last two years. A good grower-even in the North. Plants will bloom the first year from a spring sowing and should be perennial in most of the country.

Zones 2-9. Cover seeds, darkness needed for best germination, 10 days at F 70.

20 seeds



Alcea rosea 'Queeny Purple'
Code: 43AL-A7
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2004 All-America Selection. Plants grow 20 to 36 inches tall, and have purple colored, large double flowers. Nice short, compact plants with many large purple flowers - nice in pots or used as a mass planting.

50 seeds




  Alcea rosea 'Summer Carnival Mixed'
Code: AR67-A6
Price: $2.00

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'Hollyhock'

Here is a selection with great double or semi double flowers that blooms the first year. Great colors on 3-5' tall plants. Blooming four months from sowing. This selection produces flowers further down the stem than other types. Short lived plants but very showy.

Zones 3-9.

50 seeds




Alcea rosea nigra 'Black Beauty'
Code: SAR5-A7
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This is a 'Black Hollyhock' This biennial/perennial will bloom the first year if sown early. Flowers are single and a black satiny color. Different.

40 seeds.



  Alcea rosea plena 'Chaters Magnificent Mix'
Code: AAX1
Price: $2.00

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A blended mix of all the colors in this series.

Zones

3-9. 50 seeds



  Alcea rosea plena 'Chaters Violet'
Code: AL82
Price: $2.00

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50 seeds.



  Alcea rugosa
Code: AR16-A2
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  Allium senescens
Code: AA6
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  Allium senescens 'Late Selection'
Code: ASLS-A7
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Plants with low growing, blue green colored, strap like leaves that are clacouse white tinted. Plants form twisted clumps of short foliage and produced ball shaped, purple colored flowers on stems 10 inches or so tall. Blooms late summer and early fall.

4-9.

50 seeds



  Allium senescens 'Tanguticum'
Code: AA7T-A6
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A great 'perennial' ornamental onion with medium purple blue flowers in good sized umbels on 20 inch stems. The foliage has a nice twist to it and plants work well in the perennial border or the rock garden, easy to grow and long lived. Flowers are great for cutting. Plants bloom in early to mid summer over a 3-4 week period. Does well in most soils. This Allium stays attractive all growing season, the foliage is still lush in late summer. Many plants in this genus go summer dormant at flowering or just before, but not this species. Mixes well with Coreopsis and Sedum'. Plants will grow into nice clumps that can be divided every few years, they will also self sow a little if the ground is open but not in a weedy way. Clump forming plants with iris-like rhizomes (a rhizomatous onion).

Zones 4-8.

100 seeds.



  Allium senescens ssp. montanum
Code: ASSM-A7
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Rose colored flowers atop 12-18 inch stems.

100 seeds.



Angelica gigas
Code: AG26-A8
Price: $3.65

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'Korean Angelica’

Different looking plants with large leaves and umbels of dark reddish flowers and stems with dark green foliage. Plants grow 3 to 4.5 feet tall. Flowers look like red-maroon clubs as they form. Blooms in August and September. Plants have large attractive compound leaves. Grow in moisture retentive soils in part shade, dry soil produce smaller plants with less attractive foliage. Deer do not eat this plants and some people are sensitive to its sap, which can produce a mild burning sensation. Will flower the second year if the seeds germinate in spring and early summer, plants tend to be monocarpic and die after seed formation. Cut spent flowers before seeds begin to form to keep plants alive, or allow to self-seed. For extra flower production do not allow the plants to bloom for two or three years.

Zones (4)5-9. Surface sow the seeds and press firmly onto the soil medium and use F 55, germination is spread out over many months, do not discard seed tray until after 24 months. Keep medium moist at all times but not wet. Sometimes this seed needs two cold periods. Each lasting 6 weeks, with a 4-week warm period before each cold period. Fresh seed germinates the quickest with older seed needing the two different cold periods to break down dormancy. Fresh crop harvested November 2008. Sow in early spring for germination in a few weeks, surface sow the seeds, light needed for best results.

100 seeds.



Asclepias X tuberosa 'Gay Butterflies Mix'
Code: ATGM-A6
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  Asclepias amplexicaulis
Code: ASC9-A7
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Asclepias asperula
Code: 520A-A8
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'Antelope Horns' or 'Green-flowered Milkweed' or 'Spider Antelope Horns' Apocynaceae:

Late spring blooming plants that grow one to two feet tall. The flowers are in clusters and greenish-yellow colored with maroon highlights. It blooms from April through June, and favors moist, sandy or rocky soil. It is food for Monarch caterpillars and contains alkaloids that the Monarchs absorb and retain which makes them unpalatable and poisonous to predators.

Zones 7-9. Soak seeds in hot water for 36 hours, changing the water with fresh water every 12 hours, Start with 4 weeks at 39ºF moist, move to 68ºF for germination. Surface sow, light needed for best germination in 1-3 weeks at F 75. If little germination in 3 weeks, chill pots for 40 days. This species is native from southwestern United States and northern Mexico.

15 seeds.



  Asclepias cordifolia
Code: A1CO-A8
Price: $3.65

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'Heartleaf Milkweed' or
'Purple Milkweed' Asclepiadaceae:

30 seeds



Asclepias curassavica
Code: ASC1
Price: $1.50

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'Bloodflower'

A tender perennial in the north, Plants grow 28' tall and have flat umbels of red flowers with orange hoods, flowers the first year. Plants are loved by butterflies. Blooms all summer with new flowers produced asthe stems grow. Soak seed in warm water for 24 hours sow and lightly cover, germination in 5-20 days. This is a subtropical plant that will flower very well the first year and be loved by Butterflies and those that make cut flowers for vases.

50 seeds



  Asclepias curassavica 'Apollo Orange'
Code: ACAO-A7
Price: $2.55

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'Tropical Milkweed' or 'Blood Flower' or 'Cotton Bush' 'Pleurisy Root' or 'Scarlet Milkweed' ASCLEPIADACEAE:

Dark red flowers with orange centers on plants that grow 2.5 feet tall. A tender perennial, grown as an annual in the north, with flat umbels of red flowers with orange hoods, flowers the first year. Plants are loved by butterflies. Blooms all summer with new flowers produced asthe stems grow. Soak seed in warm water for 24 hours sow and lightly cover, germination in 5-20 days. This is a subtropical plant that will flower very well the first year and be loved by Butterflies and those that love cut flowers.

30 seeds.



Asclepias curassavica 'Apollo Yellow'
Code: ASC8-A7
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Bright showy yellow flowers on plants that grow 2.5 feet tall. tender perennials grown as annuals for bedding and cutting.

30 seeds.



Asclepias curassavica 'Silky Deep Red'
Code: 4XS1-A7
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A tender perennial with bronze tinted foliage. Grown as annuals in the north. Plants grow 28 inches tall and have flat umbels of red flowers with red hoods and gold centers, flowers the first year. Plants are loved by butterflies.

Soak seed in warm water for 24 hours sow and lightly cover, germination in 5-20 days. This is a subtropical plant that will flower very well the first year and be loved by Butterflies and those that love cut flowers.

30 seeds



Asclepias curassavica 'Silky Gold'
Code: ACSY-A7
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30 seeds.



Asclepias curassavica 'Silky Mix'
Code: ACSM-A7
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A mix of all the colors in the silky series. Uniform in size and blooming across the different colors, with plants growing 24 to 28 inches tall. Showy flowers for cutting and the butterfly garden.

30 seeds.



Asclepias curassavica 'Silky Scarlet'
Code: ASC2-A7
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Excellent cut flowers, a showy multipurpose plant; this series is bred for greenhouse and outdoor summer cut flower production. This species prefers a warm, location with good drainage and on the dry side. Long blooming species with an intense color display and an exotic appearance in containers; producing a high quality cut-flower with a long vase-life and blooming period in the garden. A tender perennial in the north, Plants grow 28' tall and have flat umbels of scarlet colored flowers with golden-orange hoods, flowers the first year. Plants are loved by butterflies. Soak seed in warm water for 24 hours sow and lightly cover, germination in 5-20 days. This is a subtropical plant that will flower very well the first year and be loved by Butterflies and those that love cut flowers.

30 seeds



  Asclepias exaltata
Code: 113F-A7
Price: $4.00

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'Poke Milkweed'

Best started by soaking in warm water for 24 hours then kept for 4 weeks at 33-39ºF in moist sand, move to 68ºF for germination.

30 seeds




  Asclepias fascicularis
Code: ASFA-A8
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Plants have white flowers and long thin leaves.

25 seeds




  Asclepias hallii
Code: 4PK9-A7
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'Hall's Milkweed' or Purple Silkweed' Asclepiadaceae:

Native from Wyoming to Colorado, south to Nevada and Southern Arizona.

Zones 3-9.

100 seeds.



  Asclepias hirtella
Code: ASHI-A8
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'Tall Green Milkweed'Asclepiadaceae:

Plants grow about 2 feet tall with upright stems and umbels of greenish-white flowers with purplish tinting. Flowers lack horns and plants bloom mid summer.

Zones 4-9. Soak seeds in hot water for 36 hours, changing the water with fresh water every 12 hours, Start with 4 weeks at 39ºF moist, move to 68ºF for germination. Surface sow, light needed for best germination in 1-3 weeks at F 75. If little germination in 3 weeks, chill pots for 21 days.

50 seeds.



  Asclepias incarnata
Code: AIM1-A8
Price: $2.00

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'Swamp Milkweed'

Nice form with dark to light pink lavender flowers with a few white plants mixed in too. Fragrant flowers loved by butterflies. Easy to grow from seed and long lived plants for the border garden or pond planting. Loved by butterflies and long blooming in midsummer. Plants grow 3 to 4 feet tall and do best in full sun but do very well in a good amount of shade too. Moisture loving and they will grow in damp to wet soil but growing nicely in average garden soil too. Plants grow 4 feet tall and in cultivation will have as many as 12 stems, just covered with umbels of flowers. Should produce a good number of nice dark flowering plants too. Use around ponds, lakes, low ground or in the garden. Do not let the Monarch Butterflies have their way with this plant-they love it and will eat away all the leaves. Attractive in the garden and does very well in normal-good garden soils, give the plants some light shade during the hottest part of the day and they will grow in dry soils as long as the soils are deep and they can spread out their root system. In the spring one needs to be careful to not remove the plants during spring planting, since the emergence of new shoots is late and occurs after most all other plants have come out of the ground.

Zones 3-8.

50 seeds




Asclepias incarnata 'Mixed'
Code: ASIM-A8
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A mix of nice colors, includes about an even mix of pure white and nice dark rose and pink-rose colored flowering plants.

Zones 3-9.

50 seeds




  Asclepias incarnata 'Ice Ballet'
Code: AIIB-A7
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This is a beautiful white flowering form that lasts much longer as a cut flower than the normal species. Pure white flowers top off 3 to 3.5 foot tall plants. This species is loved by butterflies, and this form is covered with insects during blooming. Flowering in July - September and growing well in normal to wet soils. Plants are long lived and will bloom the first year from an early sowing. Nice up-right habit with plants. Like most Asclepia, plants are slow to come out of the ground in the spring but once they start to grow - grow fast. Some flowering the first year with a late winter sowing

Zones 3-8. The species is native to North Eastern and Central United States. Were it is found growing along streams and lakes and in moist grassy locations and open woodlands along drainage areas.. Soak seeds in hot water for 24 hours ( replace the water with fresh hot water every 8 hours) and surface sow ( light helps with germination) , germination in 1-2 weeks at F 70. once germination begins cover the seeds slightly with some soil medium. If little germination move to 25-38F for 5 weeks then back to 70F.

30 seeds.



  Asclepias incarnata 'Milkmaid'
Code: AS52
Price: $2.00

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Creamy white flowers on 40 inch tall plants. Gorgeous selection of this Eastern North American native. Fragrant flowers are clawed and loved by butterflies. Blooms in midsummer. Nice full plants in a moist sunny location but will tolerate average to dry soils too and some shade. This attractive milkweed also makes an excellent, long lived cut flower. Flowers and seed pods are used in flower arrangements also.

Zones 4-9. Soak seeds in hot water for 36 hours, changing the water with fresh water every 12 hours, Surface sow, light needed for best germination in 1-3 weeks at F 75. If little germination in 3 weeks, chill pots for 21 days. Or take the seed packet and soak in water and place in a plastic baggy and put in the fridge for 45 days, after the fridge treatment sow.

30 seeds.



Asclepias incarnata 'Soulmate'
Code: AS57-A6
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  Asclepias physocarpa
Code: AP07
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’Family Jewels Tree’ or ‘Hairy Balls’ or ‘Balloon Plant’ or ‘Goose Plant’ Asclepiadaceae:

Small non showy flowers, are followed by round attractive and curious seeds pods with some spines (note some of the common names). Plants grow 4 to 6 feet tall.

Zones 7-10.

20 seeds.



  Asclepias purpurascens
Code: 27AS-A
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Asclepias speciosa
Code: ACPL-A7
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'Showy Milkweed'

100 seeds



  Asclepias sullivantii Lot P
Code: AS01
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'Sullivant's Milkweed' or 'Smooth Milkweed' or 'Prairie Milkweed'

This species has purple-pink to soft pink or milky white colored flowers, plants grow 24 to 40 inches tall with leaves that have a dark purple to pinkish colored mid-veins (some forms have green veins). Attractive upright plants with good sized umbels of flowers that are loved by butterflies. The opposite leaves are some what cup shaped and upward growing around the stems. Plants grow in rich moist prairies from Southern Ontario and the Midwestern United States and bloom from July into September. This species can hydridize with A. syriaca.

Zones 3-8.

30 seeds.



  Asclepias syriaca
Code: AS02-A8
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'Common Milkweed'

Plants have umbels of light purple-pink to creamy white flowers that are produced at the top half of the 3 to 4 foot tall stems. This species lives up to its name as 'weed' and may spread into a large colony if happy, by way of underground rhizomes. If you want to make the plants spread even more pull the plants up from the ground. Butterflies love this plant. A bit course with large rough leaves and milky sap but useful in the Wildflower and butterfly garden or used in grassland planting. This is a native to much of the eastern USA, and often classified as an agricultural weed because plowing does not kill it. Grows in full sun to part shade - does well along the margins of trees and sumac thickets. Once established very drought tolerant.

Zones 4-9.

100 seeds.



Asclepias tuberosa 'Hello Yellow'
Code: ATHY-A7
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Plants grow 24' to 36' tall, with bright golden yellow flowers, a nice color selection that comes true from seed (Might be one or two orange tinted types.) Grow like the normal species in full sun in deep well draining soils. Attractive cut flowers.

Zones 4-9.

10 seeds.



Asclepias verticillata
Code: AV01
Price: $1.70

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'Whorled Milkweed' (a-SKLAY-pee-us)

White flowers on thin stems that have very thin almost needle like leaves in whorls. Plants grow best is well drained sandy soils and reach a height of 20 inches. Blooming in early to mid summer were they make a nice addition to a prairie planting. The claw like flowers are loved by butterflies. A central north American native prairie plant found in grasslands and open grassy woods. Long lived but must remain were planted because of the deep tap roots that resent being damaged. Attractive plants, that will over time form nice colonies by self seeding.

Zones 4-8.

30 seeds.



  Asclepias viridis
Code: ASVI-A8
Price: $2.95

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'Spider Milkweed' or Green Antelopehorn' Asclepiadaceae:

An attractive species in its own way, with umbels of creamy-green flowers that have purplish centers. Plants have upright to lax stems that are up to two feet long. Like most other species of milkweeds, they are loved by butterflies and other insects. Blooms June and July, producing attractive seed pods in late summer. The plants have deep, spindle shaped tap roots and produce a few stems each. Since they have taproots they are best left alone once established. Plants will bloom the second year, if started very early in the year some might bloom the same year. Grows well in dry sunny locations.

100 seeds



Buddleia davidii 'Butterfly Hybrids Mixed'
Code: BDM1-A8
Price: $2.65
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'Butterfly Bush' or 'Summer Lilac'

Many colors in this mix. A fine semi-shrub that is loved by butterflies. Plants will bloom the first year with an early sowing. The flowers are somewhat like lilacs in shape and display. Plants grow 72-100 inches (100 in = 2.54 m) tall but will freeze off in the northern part of the country; and regrow new stems again in the spring. Plants are small shrubs in the south. Fast growing with silver white leaves and stems.

Zones (4)5-9, zone 4 with good winter cover - but will not survive every year.

Fine seed, do not cover, use F 70-80 F (80 °F = 26.7 °C), germination in 1-2 weeks. The germination is spread out over a few weeks. Sealing up in a Plastic bag helps very much. The seed is very small and when sowing be careful so that wind currents do not blow them away. ( Keep bag out of direct sun light).

100 seeds




Buddleia davidii 'Violet Butterfly'
Code: BU01
Price: $2.45
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  Buddleia saligna
Code: BUDD-A9
Price: $2.00

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100 seeds




  Catananche caerulea 'Amour Blue'
Code: CA98-A8
Price: $2.45

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'Cupid's Dart' (kat-a-NAN-ka: se-RU-lee-a) ASTERACEAE.

This selection will bloom the first year from an early sowing and has meduim-dark blue flowers with darker blue centers. A most useful cut flower for the table or for drying with tall wiry stems that are held up above low growing silver-cast woolly foliage. The foliage is long up to 10 inches and thin maybe 1/2 to 3/4 inch wide with a few large teeth and forms a mat over the ground. So they are best grown by them selves in a cluster of five or more plants, which will prevent the foliage from being swallowed up under larger plants and put on a good floral display in the garden. The stems are 2 feet tall and plants put on a prolific display and respond well to deadheading. Plants do well in poor, well draining soils in full sun, were they will be free flowering during July into fall. Short lived over the winter in wet or heavy soils, doing best in well drained - dry chalky soils. The genus name means something to the effect 'love Potion' and they were used in magical potions by ancient Greeks to nab the one that got away. In flower arrangements it is still use to symbolize love. Zones 3-9. The species is native from south western Europe including Italy. As an interesting note-this plant, like many others, illustrates the fact that you cannot determine the winter hardiness of a plant by the geographic location that it comes from.

Zones 4-9. Lightly cover seeds and use F70, germination 7-20 days with flowering in 15 weeks from sowing.

50 seeds.



  Catananche caerulea 'Amour White' Lot A
Code: CC41
Price: $2.00

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White flowered form with dark blue centers and some blue specking on the petals. Plants make great fillers in the garden. Plants grow 2 feet tall.

Zones (4)5-10.

50 seeds.



  Cosmos bipinnatus 'Picotee Hino Maru'
Code: 92CO-A6
Price: $1.85

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Plants grow about three feet tall with white colored flowers that have magenta-red or carmine-rose picotee edging.

Annuals.

50 seeds.



  Cosmos bipinnatus 'Psyche Mix'
Code: 4CO1
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  Cosmos bipinnatus 'Sea Shells Mix'
Code: SSM7
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Plants grow 5 feet tall with a mix of different colors, the flowers have flutted petals.

Annuals.

100 seeds.



  Cosmos bipinnatus 'Sensation Mix'
Code: CCM9-A6
Price: $1.00

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Plants grow four feet tall and have finely cut foliage. Performs well even in heat and humidity. Annuals.

 Cover seeds and use 75-80.F, germination in 2 weeks. Often best to direct sow since seedling do not always transplant well.

200 seeds.



  Cosmos sulphureus 'Cosmic Mix'
Code: 99CO-A6
Price: $1.95

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Stocky, full plants grow around 12inches tall with good branching. This mix has red, orange and yellow flowering plants in it.

Annuals

35 seeds



  Echinacea angustifolia
Code: ECF4-A2
Price: $2.00

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50 seeds.



  Echinacea atrorubens
Code: ECF8
Price: $2.00

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'Reflexed Coneflower'

Long thin leaves with rough hairs. Smooth stems with unbranched flowering stems. Plants have simulare flowers to E. pallida with long reflexed petals, most plants have purplish - red tinted petlas and larger flower heads than the other species. In the past the yellowish colored forms from the eastern parts of the country were called E. atrorubens var paradoxa, in the central USA both species can be found in the same locations. The yellow flowering forms have been given there own species rank and are called now E. paradoxa var. paradoxa. Native from dry praireis and open dry woodlands. Blooming in May to July growing around 30 inches tall. Plants have thick woody tap roots and should be planted were they are to remain.

Zones (4)5-9. Old seed germinates in 7-12 days at 70F. Fresh seed should be Soaked in warm water for 24 hours, sow and cover seeds, darkness needed for best germination. Germination takes place from 10-50 days at F 70. If little germination after 4 weeks move to 30-39F for 6 weeks.

50 seeds.



  Echinacea pallida
Code: EC75-A3
Price: $1.55

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50 seeds.



Echinacea pallida 'Hula Dancer'
Code: EPHD-A9
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Plants grow 32 inches tall when in bloom with tall single flower heads that have a graceful look to them. Very narrow petals that are dramatically reflexed around the small center cones. The petals are white colored with a pink tint to them.

Zones 4-9.

30 seeds




  Echinacea paradoxa
Code: EP32-P2
Price: $2.50

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'Yellow Coneflower' or 'Bush's Coneflower'

This is the odd one in the group, while the rest have purple-pink flowers with white forms, this one has yellow flowers, or more accurately yellow disk rays. An interesting addition to the prairie planting or back of the boarder. Plants start off slowly, with the first year spent growing a tap root with only a few low growing, rough leaves produced.

Soak seeds in warm water for 24 hours, sow and cover seeds, darkness needed for best germination. Germination takes place from 10-50 days at F 70. If little germination after 3 weeks move to the fridge for 3-4 weeks. You can put the seeds in a plastic baggy or small jar with some moist paper towel and put in the fridge, check them every few weeks and once germination starts, sow all the seeds.

30 seeds.



  Echinacea purpurea
Code: ECHP-A8
Price: $3.00

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1,000 seeds



  Echinacea purpurea 'Amado'
Code: EPA1-A2
Price: $2.55
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Grows 36 inches (36 in = 91.4 cm) tall and has pure white flowers, Makes a good show in combination with 'Bravado'. Very nice white form. Soak seeds in warm water for 24 hours, sow and cover seeds, darkness needed for best germination. Germination takes place from 10-50 days at F 70. If little germination after 3 weeks move to the fridge for 3-4 weeks.

50 seeds




Echinacea purpurea 'Baby Swan White'
Code: HGY7-A8
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This selection has bright white colored flowers on compact growing plants with multi-branched stems. Grows 20 inches tall.

Zones 3-9.

50 seeds.



Echinacea purpurea 'Bravado'
Code: EPB2-A9
Price: $2.00

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Plants grow 36 inches (36 in = 91.4 cm) tall and have a nice shade of purple colored disk rays, Petals are held out nicely around the large center cones making a well rounded shape. Easy from seed with some plants blooming the first year from a early sowing.

Zones 3-9

50 seeds




  Echinacea purpurea 'Bright Star Improved'
Code: EPBS-A8
Price: $2.45

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This is a nice form with many purple-pink flowers that are 3 inches wide. Flowers have rounded shape with nice sized round cones. Good for cutting and the cones make interesting dried arrangements.

Zones 4 - 8 Cover seeds and water well, germination starts in 15 to 20 days at 70 F and is spread-out over a few weeks.

50 seeds.



  Echinacea purpurea 'Cygnet White'
Code: EPC5-A7
Price: $2.45
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Here is a short growing, white flowering form of 'Purple Cone flower'. Plants are 15-24 inches tall. A nice development in size, making these plants even more useful in the garden. Blooming the first year if sown early.

40 seeds




  Echinacea purpurea 'Doubledecker'
Code: JH7Y-A7
Price: $3.95

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First year blooming plants, though the first they produce mostly normal 'Purple Cone Flower' shaped flowers but when plants bloom the secound year they produce variations of semi to fully double flowers with petals emerging out of the center cones. The petals tend to come out of the tops of the cones and form a two tiered look with normal sized petals at the bottom and smaller petals formed at the tops of the cones. The petal color is a good purplish-pink red shade. Plants grow 3 to 3.5 feet tall.

Zones 3-9. Cover seeds thinly and use 60 to 70F with germination starting in 2 weeks and spread out over a number of weeks.

20 seeds




  Echinacea purpurea 'Leviathan'
Code: ECPL-H7
Price: $2.85

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Large plants growing 3.5 to 4 feet tall. Large attractive leaves and nice round flowers with medium rose-purple colored petals held out horizontally from good sized cones. Plants are from hybrid parentage and variable- some times yellow flowering plants will also appear.

50 seeds.



  Echinacea purpurea 'Lustre Hybrids'
Code: EPLH-A8
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Here is another mix with white, pink and red-purple colored flowers, large flowers on plants that grow 4 feet tall.

Zones 3-8.

100 seeds




  Echinacea purpurea 'Magnus'
Code: 09J6-A8
Price: $2.50

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The true form with intense red-purplish colored flowers - in 1998 it was the ‘Perennial Plant of the Year’; also given the ‘Award of Garden Merit’ (A.G.M.). The wide petals are held out horizontal from the center cones. The flowering stems make for a very long lasting cut flower in a vase and they can be dried for winter decorations. This selection grows about 3.5 feet tall. Named after the breeder Magnus Nilsson of Sweden. Grow in full sun in well draining soils; plants are drought tolerant and long lived. Attractive to butterflies and when done blooming they are loved by seed eating birds. With an early start there will be some flowering the first year, grows into a thick clump in a few years that can be divided in spring. Contrasts nicley with 'White Swan' and any resulting offspring from a cross are very heavy bloomers and worth while too.

3-9.

30 seeds




  Echinacea purpurea 'Prairie Splendor'
Code: EPPS-A8
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Plants grow 3 feet tall and produce rosy-purple colored flowers with broad horizontal petals. Plants bloom well the first year with a spring sowing, they bloom about 18 inches tall the first year. Plants bloom early.

Zones4-8.

50 seeds



  Echinacea purpurea 'Primadonna Deep Rose'
Code: EC54-A8
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Plants produce large 5 to 6 inch wide flowers in a nice shade of lavender rose. The daisy-like flowers have a showy central disk. The flowers are produced on vigorous 32-36 inch tall plants with good branching. Does very well in well drained soils in full sun. Even grows nicely under dry conditions but will not produce as large of a plant or as many flowers.

Zones 3-9.

50 seeds.



Echinacea purpurea 'Primadonna White'
Code: EA18-A7
Price: $2.95

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Plants grow 28 inches tall with pure white colored flowers with horizontal petals and extra large flower heads. Strong stems on nice clump forming plants making them ideal in the landscape and for cut flowers.

Zones 4-9.

30 seeds.



  Echinacea purpurea 'Ruby Star'
Code: EPRS-A7
Price: $2.65

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Bright carmine red colored petals, this is an improved selection of 'Magnus'. The petals are held-out more horizontal. With its stronger, more intense, carmine-red colored color this is a real stand out in the garden. The flowers are located on sturdy stems, with the same refined, horizontal petal arrangement as 'Magnus'. An excellent selection for cut flowers and border plants. Grows 36-40 inches tall. The tops of the stems are even tinted dark reddish. Real nice in the border and used as a cut flower.

Zones 3-8.

30 seeds




  Echinacea purpurea 'Short Mix'
Code: EPSS-A8
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The plants from this seed are low growing, from 8 to 20 inches tall. The petals tend to be help out horizontal and tend to be a nice rich purple-pink color.

40 seeds




  Echinacea purpurea 'White Swan'
Code: EPWS-A6
Price: $1.90

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This is a nice white form with large green cones that have golden tips that are somewhat 'prickly'. The flowers have a semi-honey scent to them. A good flower for cutting blooming in early to mid summer and if deadheaded will bloom till frost. Plants grow 2.5 feet tall or so and are well branched with large flowers. Click name for picture.

50 seeds




  Echinacea simulata
Code: EA07-A7
Price: $2.65

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'Wavyleaf Purple Coneflower' or 'Glade Coneflower'

Very much like E. pallida, with long thin drooping ray petals and upraised center cones. This species has slender flowering stems growing 2 to 3 feet tall. Plants often have multi-stemmed clumps under cultivation, normally one when growing in the wild, with one flower head per stem, above clumps of long strap like basal foliage with few to no stem leaves. The flowering heads or cones have long lavender pink colored petals that droop from the brown colored cones. Plants bloom in June and July. This species has orange pollen and E. pallida has yellow pollen. Both species make nice cut flowers. Plants will bloom the second or third year after germination, the first year they produce only a few long thin leaves and a deep taproot. Grow in full sun in well draining soils, plants are tolerant of rocky and very dry situations. In the fall goldfinches feed on the seeds they remove from the dried cones.

Zones 4-9

Native from Arkansas, Georgia, Illinois, Kansas, Missouri and Tennessee, were it is found growing in rocky soils on open to wooded hillsides and in dry prairies. Seed are dormant and a simple method to break the dormancy is to leave the seeds in the packet and soak it in water for a few hours, then place the packet while it is still wet in a plastic bag and seal it up, then leave at room temperature for two days. After the two days put the bag with seeds in the fridge for 5 to 8 weeks. Seeds can be sown in spring and summer with some germination the same year and the rest of the seeds will germinate in the spring of the next. Best methoid is to sow in the fall and over winter outside for germination in the spring.

40 seeds.



  Echinacea tennesseensis
Code: ECF2-P6
Price: $2.38

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Plants with low growing foliage that is long and thin. The flowers have upturned petals on long stems. the ray flowers have pinkish-purple colored petals and the centers are cone shaped and brown in color. Grows best in moisture retentive soils that drain well in full sun. Blooms early and mid summer.

Zones 4-9. Native to a small area of Tennessee. Like most Echinacea, germination is best after a 8 week period of cool moist stratification, followed by varying the temperature between the day and night, say 65-75F days and 40-50 nights. When sowing do not cover the seeds completely, light produces best results.

40 seeds.



  Echinacea tennesseensis 'Rocky Top Hybrids'
Code: 513E-A8
Price: $4.95

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Developed by crossing E. tennesseensis and E. purpurea, the plants look like E. tennesseensis but are a little more robust growing. The purplish-pink colored flower petals are bent upwards and wrap around dark black colored center cones. The foliage is long and thin and the stems grow 2.5 feet tall. Here is a plant that is different than the other Purple Cone flower offered. Will bloom the second year, first year plants grow only a few leaves and put most of their growth into the rootstock. Should have good drainage, especially in the fall and winter.

Zones (4)5-9

Use 8 weeks at 39º, move to 50º for germination. Wet the glassine packet that the seeds come in so its damp, soak in a cup of water for 5 min and drain off any extra water that has collected in the envelope and put in a plastic ziplock bag and keep in the fridge. After 8 weeks sow and lightly cover seeds. Germination starts in 5 to 12 days and can be spread-out over a few weeks.

30 seeds




  Echinacea x hybrida 'Paradiso'
Code: EHP1-A8
Price: $5.95

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Here is a very wide mix of different colors and flower forms.

50 seeds



  Echinops bannaticus 'Blue Glow'
Code: EBBG-A7
Price: $2.30

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Clump forming plants with gray, woolly leaves and stems. Grows 2.5 to 3.5 feet tall with stems that are topped off with round flower heads of bright steel blue flowers. Long lived and easy in well drained soils in full sun. Used as a great cut flower and for drying. Does best in heavy poor soils that are well drained.

Zones 3-8. Sow seeds by covering them completely, darkness needed for best germination, Keep at F. 70 2-3 weeks.

25 seeds




  Echinops bannaticus 'Star Frost'
Code: EBSF-A7
Price: $3.99

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This selection produces plants with a shorter habit than the normal species. The plants have nice branching and an upright habit, growing 40 inches tall. Bloom in summer with a profusion of golf-ball sized, white colored flowers in prickly heads. Attractive in the garden, especial planted in large groups. Showy flowering plants that also have decorative foliage. Grow in full sun, will bloom some the first year with an early sowing. Attractive cut flowers that can also be dried.

Zones 3-8

Germination in less than two weeks at 70ºF, if no germination use 3 weeks at 32-39.

30 seeds




  Echinops ritro
Code: ER34-A8
Price: $1.35

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Plants have thistle like leaves and blue flowers in round globes. Plants grow 3 to 4 feet tall and do very well in dry well drained soils. The flowers are good cutting material and the plants are long lived in sunny locations.

Zones 3-8

25 seeds




  Echinops ritro 'Baby Globes'
Code: ERBG-A7
Price: $2.25
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  Echinops ritro 'White Globe'
Code: ERWG-A7
Price: $3.55

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'Globe Thistle'

Silver-white colored globes produced on plants that grow 4 feet tall. Use in a sunny position, the stems of rounded flower heads make an interesting cut flower and can be dried. Grow in full sun well draining soils, prefers a location that is not hot; they are drought tolerant once established but grow best with dependable moisture. Long lived plants that bloom in summer. Flowering the secound year.

Zones 4-9

Germination in less than two weeks at 68-78ºF, if no germination – Use 3 weeks at 32- 39ºF. Surface sow. Once seeds start to germinate cover 1/5 inch deep with soil medium. Transplant out when plants are a few inches tall. Can be sown directly outside in a clean area with good results.

50 seeds




  Echinops ruthenicus 'Platinum Blue'
Code: EC02
Price: $1.55
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  Echinops sphaerocephalus
Code: 1ED1
Price: $2.00
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  Echinops sphaerocephalus 'Arctic Glow'
Code: 1ED3
Price: $2.75

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Large gray-white flower balls with reddish tinted stems, plants grow 4.5 feet tall. Makes an impressive display with a thistle like look and silver tinted leaves. Best in well draining soils in full sun. Nice for cutting, will bloom the second year, producing nice sturdy plants.

Zones 3-8. Germination in less than two weeks At 70ºF, if no germination - Use 3 weeks at 39ºF

20 seeds.



  Echium fastuosum
Code: ECH5-A9
Price: $2.65

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50 seeds




  Echium lusitanicum
Code: ECH2
Price: $2.00
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BORAGINACEAE

Violet-blue colored flowers shaped like ‘Jacobs Ladder’ flowers in clusters on tall spikes.

25 seeds.



  Echium pininana
Code: ECP8-A9
Price: $4.95

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50 seeds




  Echium pininana 'White'
Code: ECH8-A9
Price: $2.95

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50 seeds




  Echium russicum
Code: 4EC3-A6
Price: $2.50

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(EK-ee-um: RUSS-ee-kum) Boraginaceae:

Upright plant with multiple stems per plant. The Large, very attractive spikes are made up of dark-red flowers and have the shape of a Liatris or ‘Blazing Stars’. Plants bloom in June with 2 foot tall spikes. This genus has species that are generally biennials but this species can be a short lived perennial. Attractive rock garden subject with prickly foliage. Plants bloom the secound year. Well worth growing and something to tease the neighbors with.

Zones 3-9. Native from Eastern Europe. Surface sow seeds and use 45-60F, germination is spread-out over a few months.

30 seeds.



  Echium vulgare
Code: ECH7-A7
Price: $1.40

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100 seeds.



Eupatorium cannabinum
Code: EUR9-A7
Price: $2.00

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'Hemp Agrimony'

A tall plant with rose-pink to white flowers in large rounded heads, it is native from Europe, this is a perennial that grows 5 feet or more tall, with cut foliage - somewhat like a hemp plant. A good plant for the back of the border or in a wild garden, it thrives in moist soil. Blooms summer, mix with silphium and the larger rudbeckia and other eupatorium.

200 seeds.



  Eupatorium coelestinum
Code: 27EU-P
Price: $2.25

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'Hardy Ageratum' or 'Blue Mistflower' (koh-no-KLY-nee-um: koh-el-ES-tee-num) Asteraceae:

The flowers are purple to lilac in color and plants grow around 2 feet tall. This native species to eastern North America is attractive in the garden and to butterflies. The upper stems tend to be tinted a dark purple and the flowers start off as tight buttons and open up to look very much like ageratum flowers. The long blooming plants spread by way of short underground runners - so give it some space. They grow best moister retentive soils and are tolerant of wet soils too, best in full sun to part shade. Blooms late summer into late fall. This species, like many other plants, is much more attractive when grown in the garden than when it it found in the wild, plants tend to grow large and fuller and clump up well under cultivation, while in the wild they tend to have one to few stems and smaller flower clusters. Good cut flower for mixed arrangements. If you have limited space or are the type of gardener that needs to have complete control over the plants in your landscape this might not be the plant for you, but if you have space and appreciate the beauty of plants that grow into nice sized clumps - this is a winner for the fall garden.

Zones 5-10.

100 Seeds



  Eupatorium fistulosum Atropurpureum 'Glow'
Code: EFA2-A6
Price: $2.30

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Wine red flowers and red-purplish colored dotes and streaks cover the stems. Plants grow 5 to 7 feet tall. Loved by butterflies. Plants like fertile, moist soils and make a nice addition to the back of the boarder or along a fence. Zones 3-8. Will bloom the second year. Fast growing - so plant out were you want it the first year.

Zones 3-9. Lightly cover seeds, germination in 5-12 days at F 70. If no germination in 4 weeks, move to the refrigerator for 6 weeks then back to F 70. Surface sow seeds light needed for best germination.

100 seeds.



  Eupatorium lindleyanum
Code: EUP1-R
Price: $2.00
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  Eupatorium perfoliatum
Code: 525E-H6
Price: $2.00

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Plants grow 4 feet tall with wrinkled leaves and white flower heads in mid to late summer. In the fall plants are covered with fluffy white seed fluff. Upright growing and best used in a wild flower garden in full sun to part shade. Plants like moisture retentive soils.

Zones 3-9. Native from Eastern North America.

300 seeds.



  Eupatorium purpureum
Code: 310E-A8
Price: $2.35

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[Eutrochium purpureum] Purple Joe-pye-weed' or Sweet-scented joepyeweed Asteraceae:

Plants grow 4 to 6 feet tall and have good sized heads of purplish-rose colored flowers that are attractive to butterflies. The lance-shaped leaves are whorled along the erect stems and large, dome shaped flower heads end the stems, blooming in late summer and fall. Grow in full sun in moisture retentive soils or part shade. Plants will bloom the second year. Clump forming species that can be divided in spring. Plants can self sow on open ground with moist soils. Large plants for the back of borders and used along edges of woods and ponds.

Zones 3-8

Native from eastern and central USA and Canada, were it is found in moist, fertile, humus-rich soils which do not dry out. Start seeds with 4 weeks at 67ºF, if no germination, move for 2-4 weeks to 26 to 39F, Then move back to 67F. Surface sow seeds, light needed for best results.

100 seeds




  Ferula communis
Code: FECO-A7
Price: $3.99

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'Giant Fennel'

Plants grow 6 to 12 feet tall. Bright yellow flowers in umbels. Plants have deep taproots and once established should not be moved. Sometimes monocarpic.

12 seeds.



  Foeniculum vulgare 'Rubrum'
Code: 24FO-A9
Price: $2.45

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'Smokey Fennel' or 'Bronze Fennel'

Dark bronze-brown colored foliage on plants that grow 3 to 5 feet tall, upright habit nice lacy effect with dull yellow colored flowers in 3 inch umbels. Still loved by those yellow and black striped caterpillars of Swallow Tail butterflies.

Zones 4-9

100+ seeds




  Heliotropium arborescens 'Blue Wonder'
Code: MAH6-A7
Price: $2.95

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Borginaceae:

These F-1 hybrids produce uniform plants that grow 12 inches tall with nice compact habit and good basil branching. Early blooming, flowers are medium blue in colored and in crowded into dense clusters. The other selection offered has dark purplish colored flowers. Surface sow the seeds, plants will bloom in a few months from germination. Long blooming sub-shrubs very often grown as annuals.

50 seeds.



Heliotropium arborescens 'Marine'
Code: HEMA-A8
Price: $2.00

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'Heliptrope'

Deep blue colored flowers over dark tinted, wrinkled foliage. Plants grow 16 to 24 inches (24 in = 61 cm) tall. Nice form for pots and the landscape, providing a pleasant scent to the garden or as a cut flower.

50 seeds




  Heliotropium arborescens 'Mini Marine'
Code: HAMM-A8
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'Heliotrope'

This tender perennial grows fast and makes a choice mass planting or houseplant or pot plant for the patio. This selection grows 8 to 10 inches tall and has deep dark purple flowers that are very fragrant. I like the wrinkled looking leaves too, which are a dark greenish purple color. The stems become woody and if you are keeping the plants for more than one year, they should be cut back. Best in full sun in soils that are moist but not wet. Trim back the stems to form a more full top and shorter, more stocky plants. Cuttings can be rooted and grown inside over winter.

Surface sow seeds, light needed for best germination, use F 75, germination in 2 to 3 weeks. Hardy in Zone 10, other wise take inside for winter or grow as an annual. The species is native from Peru. Germination in less than 2 weeks at 68-75ºF, rapid germination, but some seeds might be erratic and spread out over a few weeks, grow seedlings out cooler, say around 55F, to keep plants from becoming leggy inside.

50 seeds.



  Lantana 'Camara Hybrids'
Code: LNJ9-A9
Price: $2.25

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[L. camara x L. montevidensis] (lan-TAN-a: kuh-MAR-uh) Verbenaceae:

Plants grow about 2 feet tall, with this selection a mix including yellow, red, orange shades. They are evergreen shrubs, the parents are native from the tropics of South America. Very easy to grow and will adapt to most soil types. Too much water and an overly rich soil will reduce bloom and produce a lot of vegetative growth. Very attractive but in some areas weedy - including Florida and Australia. A favorite of butterflies. The foliage is toxic if eaten in large amounts by cattle and sheep and the berries are poisonous to children and dogs. Not for sale to Australia and Hawaii.

25 seeds




Liatris aspera
Code: LA08
Price: $1.95

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'Rough Gay-feather' or 'Blazing Star' or 'Dotted Blazing Star'

< There are 40 or so species in Liatris and I find them all to be interesting and loved by butterflies. This species likes dry open sandy soils and grows over a wide range from Minnesota to Texas. Use in full sun in the perennial boarder or the grass garden, plants grow up to three feet tall and have purple flowers clustered together into 'buttons.' A number of stems come from each plant and bloom for many weeks in late summer. Plants will bloom the second or third year after germination and bloom in late summer. Much loved by Butterflies. I love this plant but it is a little bit on the floppy side-so stake or better yet, grow it mixed in with short grasses and other plants that will support it. I just let mine lean over and do their own thing.

Zones 3-8. Surface sow seeds, light helps with germination, use F 70, germination is spread out over a few months. Grow the seeds in the seed tray for one year and then transplant out in the spring of the next year. Will take two or three years to reach flowering size. The corm like root-stock should be planted around 1 inch deep or less. Be carful during fall clean up that you do not remove the corms from the soil when cleaning up the dried stems.

50 seeds.



  Liatris cylindracea
Code: LICY-A8
Price: $2.00

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'Dwarf Blazing Star'

100 seeds



  Liatris lancifolia
Code: LTY7-M
Price: $2.00

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'Western Marsh Blazing Star' (lie-A-tris: lan-si-FOE-lee-a)

Grows 2 to 3 feet tall with many small heads of rosy-purple colored flowers in nicely packed spikes of flowers. Blooms for almost two months but the stems are a bit wiry and can be lax. Plants are better with age.

Zones 4-9.

50 seeds.



  Liatris ligulistylis
Code: LTY8-A8
Price: $2.45

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'Meadow Blazing Star'

100 seeds.



  Liatris punctata Lot A
Code: LKH1
Price: $2.00

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'Dotted Blazing Star'

Lightly cover seeds and use 70ºF, germination takes a few weeks and is spread out over a month or two. Might help to soak seeds in warm water for 24 hours. If no germination move to 32-39F for 6 weeks then back to 70ºF.

35 seeds.



  Liatris pycnostachya
Code: LIA1
Price: $1.00

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'Prairie Blazing Star' or 'Gayfeather'

Purple flower spikes grow 12-40 inches tall.

50 seeds.



  Liatris scariosa
Code: LTY6-A8
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  Liatris scariosa 'Alba'
Code: LSA4-A8
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White flowering form.

Zones 3-9.

30 seeds




  Liatris spicata 'Floristan White'
Code: LSSW-A5
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  Liatris spicata 'Kobold'
Code: LSK7-A9
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  Liatris spicata 'Picador'
Code: LKT2-A2
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Plants grow 2 to 3 feet tall and have rosy-purple (rosy-carmine?)colored flowers in dense spikes. Nice selection, well worth growing and used as cut flowers, and like most all Liatris loved by butterflies.

50 seeds.



  Liatris squarrosa
Code: LTY5-A8
Price: $2.00

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'Scaly Blazing Star'

Plants grow from 6 to 24 inches tall with purple flowers made up of long thin petals. The flowers are formed into buttons, with a number of buttons ending each stem. The stems have long thin leaves. Plants do best in sandy well draining soils in full sun.

Zones 3-8.

200 seeds




  Malva moschata 'Alba'
Code: MMW1
Price: $1.50

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White Malva with more upright growth. Flowers are produced in great profusion and are 2 inches wide. A nice cut flower, plants are drought tolerant and grow 24 inches tall. The foliage is light green and blooming starts in late spring and lasts for 5-9 weeks. Grow in well drained soils in full sun. Sow seeds in moist seed mix and keep at 50F, as seedling become large enough to handle: prick-out and transplant, germination starts in two weeks and is spread out over a few months. Cover seeds-darkness will help with germination.

50 seeds.



Malva moschata 'Appleblossom'
Code: MMA6-A9
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Soft pink flowers on 24 inch tall plants. Will bloom the first year. Short lived, say about two or three years. But self seed, so allow a few plants to grow here and there. Long blooming from late spring into late summer.

Zones 4-8

10 seeds




Malva moschata 'Pink Perfection'
Code: 4ML7-A7
Price: $1.35

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Up-right, bushy plants with 2 to 3 inch (3 in = 7.62 cm) wide, solid rose-pink colored flowers.

Zones 3-9. Lightly cover seeds, germination in 4-25 days at F. 70.

50 seeds




Malva moschata 'White Perfection'
Code: MMA1-A6
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Here is a pure white flowering Malva with a more upright growth habit. Flowers are produced in great profusion and are 2 inches wide. A nice cut flower, plants are drought tolerant and grow 24 inches tall. The foliage is light green and blooming starts in late spring and lasts for 5-9 weeks. Grow in well drained soils in full sun.

Zones 3-8.

Sow seeds in moist seed mix and keep at 50F, as seedlings become large enough to handle: prick-out and transplant, germination starts in two weeks and is spread out over a few months. Cover seeds-darkness will help with germination. Soaking the seeds in hot water for 24 hours helps speed up germination. Use Hot water out of the tap and fill a drinking glass half full and add the seeds let cool, after 12 hours poor out the water and add more hot water.

50 seeds




Malva sylvestris 'Brave Heart'
Code: MSBH-A7
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This selection grows 3 to 4 feet tall and produces flowers like 'zebrina' except that they are a mix of darker purple shades with darker veins. the flowers are packeted denser on the stems too. Use an early sowing and have flowers from late June till frost. A choice selection.

Sow by covering seeds, darkness needed for best germination. 7-14 days. 80 F days. 65F. nights.

30 seeds




  Malva sylvestris 'Mauritiana' Lot B3
Code: MSM7
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  Malva sylvestris 'Mystic Merlin'
Code: MSMM-A7
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Good sized flowers, blooming the first year-this strain produces flowers in diffrent shades of deep purple, mauve and even one that is almost a true blue- a sure treat to have in any garden. Flowers have darker veins and the plants grow 4 to 6 feet tall. Fast growing and does best in full sun but will grow in light shade too-but might need to be staked. Useful as cutting material, blooming from July to frost. Cover seeds completly-darkness needed for good germination (I put them under a cardboard box) germination in 5-18 days at 70 F.

30 seeds.



Malva sylvestris 'Purple Satin'
Code: MNB1-A7
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Large showy flowers have a ruffled texture. The rich purple colored flowers have darker purple veins, well branched plants grow three feet tall. Very nice with its large showy flowers over many months from mid to late summer into fall. Starts blooming in about five weeks after sowing.

Sow by covering seeds, darkness needed for best germination. 7-14 days. 80 F days. 65F. nights.

25 seeds




  Malva sylvestris 'Zebrina'
Code: MSZ1-A8
Price: $1.55

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'Tall mallow' or 'High mallow' or 'Cheeses' or 'Zebrina Hollyhock' or 'French Hollyhock' (MAL-vuh: sil-VEST-ris: zeh-BRINE-a)

Plants grow 30 or so inches tall and produce single flat almost cup shaped flowers of off-white to darker purple with dark purple stripes. Best grown as an annual. Very long blooming period from early summer till frost. Much loved and many people at the local markets pay 4-7 dollars for one potted plant. Use in the borderor mass planted along a fence or wall, in the cutting garden, rock garden (shear back a few times in early summer for an impressive late display), and specimen plant.

Sow by covering seeds, darkness needed for best germination. 7-14 days. 80 F (80 °F = 26.7 °C) days. 65F (65 °F = 18.3 °C). nights.

50 seeds




  Malva sylvestris ssp mauritiana 'Moravia'
Code: MM17
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Plants grow 3 to 4 feet tall with large 2 inch wides flowers of an intense orchid purple color with mottled veins and ruffled edges. The flowers also have a glossy sheen to them.

40 seeds.



  Salvia x superba 'Rose Queen'
Code: SA58-A8
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(SAL-vee-a: soo-PERB-a)

Plants grow 15 to 24 inches tall and produce spikes of rose pink colored flowers. Blooms heavy in mid too late spring and on and off during summer and fall. Full sun ion the north to light shade in the southern part of the country. They like well drained - even dry soils but do best with cool nights and some soil moisture. Under hot- dry conditions or in to much shade they tend to flop open. Cut back after the first flush of flowering is done to produce a second flush of more compact growing flower stems.

Zones 3-8.

50 seeds.



  Salvia x superba 'Violet'
Code: SA67
Price: $1.05

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[Violet Queen]

Plants grow 24 inches tall and produce spikes of violet-purple-blue flowers. Very much like S. 'May Night'.

Zones 3-8.

50 seeds.



  Salvia 'Salsa Bicolor Mixed'
Code: SLNH-B
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A blended mix of 'Salsa Rose Bicolor', 'Salsa Salmon Bicolor' and 'Salsa Scarlet Bicolor' ashowy selection for large pots or bedding.

Annuals.

40 seeds.



  Salvia 'Sizzler Burgundy Stripe'
Code: SLD7-A
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Nice compact habit with plants growing 12 inches or so tall. Nice dark green foliage off-sets the showy flowers well.

40 seeds.



  Salvia amplexicaulis
Code: SA02
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  Salvia argentea
Code: SA2G-A7
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'Silver Sage' (sal-VEE-a: ar-GEN-tee-a)

Flat rosettes up to 3 feet wide of large, textured, silver-white colored, furry, broad, 6 to 8 inch long leaves. Flowers are produced in whorles around the 30 to 40 Inche tall stems, the claw shaped flowers are white in color (often tinted with yellow). Sow in late winter/early spring for a very impressive display of leaves the first year and flowers in summer the next year. Use in full sun (in the north) and part shade (in the south) in soils that are well draining, plants will not do that well under hot-humid conditions. Plants are by nature biennials or short-lived perennials, being monocarpic by nature. But if the flower stalks are removed before the plants make seed, they will often live and bloom for more than three. The species name means 'Silver like'

Zones 5-9. Native from Southern Europe.

30 seeds.



  Salvia argentea
Code: SA2G
Price: $2.55

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'Silver Sage' (sal-VEE-a: ar-GEN-tee-a)

Flat rosettes up to 3 feet wide of large, textured, silver-white colored, furry, broad, 6 to 8 inch long leaves. Flowers are produced in whorles around the 30 to 40 Inche tall stems, the claw shaped flowers are white in color (often tinted with yellow). Sow in late winter/early spring for a very impressive display of leaves the first year and flowers in summer the next year. Use in full sun (in the north) and part shade (in the south) in soils that are well draining-will not do that well under hot-humid conditions. Plants are by nature biennials or short- lived perennials. But if the flower stalks are removed before the plants make seed, they will often grow three or more years. Native from Southern Europe. The species name means 'Silver like'

Zones 5-9.

30 seeds.



  Salvia azurea
Code: 4SX3
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  Salvia bertolonii
Code: 4SX1
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  Salvia bicolor
Code: 4SX5
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[Salvia barrelieri?] Semi-decidous plants with blue-violet colored flowers, blooming in Summer into fall. Plants with bluish-green foliage with flowering stems reaching 4 to 5 feet tall.

Native from Northern Africa, Southwest Spain.

10 seeds



  Salvia coccinea
Code: 102P
Price: $1.00

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'Scarlet Sage'

Deep red colored flowers on plants that grow 15 to 25 inches tall.

Annuals in most parts of the USA.

50 seeds.



  Salvia coccinea 'Coral Nymph'
Code: SCCN-A7
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Another bicolor, with bright salmon red colored flowers that have white upper-lips. Long blooming with a bushy habit of growth reaching 25 inches tall. Cut back to produce more compact and even bushier plants. Nice in pots and large containers.

This annual salvia like the others listed here are drought and heat tolerant. Start seeds with 3 to 4 weeks at 65-75�F. Surface sow seeds, light needed for best results., if no germination., 2-4 weeks at 30-39F, then 65-75F

50 seeds.



  Salvia coccinea 'Hummingbird Forest Fire'
Code: SAL6-A8
Price: $2.00

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A showy, summer blooming border plant or used as a mass planting for a bright colorful display. Plants have flowers with dark-reddish-black calyces with fiery ember-red colored flowers. Plants have a very nice plant habit and a long blooming period. Easy to grow and more or less trouble free in the landscape planted in full sun in the north or with some light shade in the south.

Annuals. Start with 4 weeks at 65-75ºF. Surface sow seeds, light needed for best results. if no germination move for 2-4 weeks at 30-39ºF, then 65-75ºF.

50 seeds




  Salvia coccinea 'Hummingbird Snow White'
Code: SLR2-A8
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{Snow Nymph}

Pure white flowers on plants that grow 15 inches tall.

Grown as annuals or half hardy perennials.

40 seeds.



  Salvia engelmannii
Code: SAEN-A7
Price: $2.95

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'Engelmann's Sage'

An attractive medium blue colored species that grows about 15 inches tall. Needs full sun and sharp drainage. Spring blooming.

Zones 7-10. Maybe hardier if grown in dry soils over the winter. Endemic to the limestone hills of central Texas.

30 seeds




  Salvia farinacea 'Blue Bedder'
Code: SFBB-A8
Price: $2.00

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Three foot tall spikes with deep blue flowers, this is a nice form for the cutting garden and is very effective as a mass planting.

Annual. Surface sow seeds, light needed for best germination, use F 75, germination in 10-18 days. Do not let the temp drop below F 60.

50 seeds.



  Salvia farinacea 'Fairy Queen'
Code: SFFQ-A7
Price: $2.39

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Fleuroselect 2008 Gold medal winner for its unique appearance and out-standing garden performance. Plants grow 15 inches (15 in = 38.1 cm) tall and produce 8 inch (8 in = 20.3 cm) spikes of intense blue colored flowers. The flowers have a small white spot. An attractive bi-color type bedding plant. The spikes are densely packed with flowers and plants have good branching. For bedding and pot use. Grow in full sun to part shade. Plants bloom in 22 weeks when sown in winter and spring. If grown under warm sunny conditions plants will bloom in 15 weeks.

Annual

50 seeds




  Salvia farinacea 'Strata'
Code: SFS3-A7
Price: $1.99

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Showy variety of Salvia with bi-colored flower spikes, with blue flowers and white stems. This half hardy annual is an award winning compact variety growing 12 to 15 inches tall, the silver haired spikes hold clear blue flowers with white calyx. Best grow in full sun to light shade in well draining soils. Sow Indoors from February to March for blooms from July to October, or sow later for late summer and fall blooming.

50 seeds.



  Salvia farinacea 'Victoria Blue'
Code: SAVB-A7
Price: $2.19

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Bright deep blue colored, flowers. Nice compact growing habit make it ideal for beds or large mixed containers. Annuals.

100 seeds.



  Salvia farinacea 'Wild Type'
Code: SL2W
Price: $1.85

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'Mealy Blue Sage' or 'Blue Sage'

Clump forming plants that have medium green colored leaves that are smooth and somwhat glossy. The plants are clump growing many upright stems that grow up to 30 inches tall, each stem is topped off by a spike, 6-8 inches long, of flowers in a medium dark blue color. flowering starts in June and continues without interruption until the first hard frost. Flowering stems can be dried, the color of the flowers becomes a dark blue. Zones 7b-10 but grown every were else as an annual.

100 seeds.



  Salvia flava v. megalantha
Code: SA3A
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  Salvia forskaohlei
Code: SA03-A6
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(SAL-vee-a)

Here is a beautiful Salvia that grows well in light shade. Rugged durable plants that produce whorls of very showy violet-blue flowers with two-lips or 'claws'. The flowers are produced on long stems and have white and yellow markings on the lower lip. The foliage is a dark green and thick. Plants grow into thick clumps that blanket the ground over a 2 to 4 foot area. Plants flower from 24 to 40 inches tall and will start to bloom in mid spring and bloom until fall, some light deadheading will promote even heaver blooming later in the year. Use in Loamy, well-drained soil in some light open shade, with more shade in hot, very sunny climates. They will flower the first year from a spring sowing. Durable plants that once established will recover even after much neglect. Moderate seed production but not to a difficult degree. Native to Bulgaria and Mediterranean including parts of Turkey and Greece.

Zones (5)7-10

30 seeds




  Salvia glutinosa
Code: SA41-A7
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This fragrant species has light yellow flowers. Grow in light shade in well drained soils, even on the dry side. Plants grow 3 feet tall and hang out and about, reach a width about 3 feet.

Native from much of Central and Southern Europe to central Asia and Russia, were it is found in open woodlands.

Zones (4) 5-9.

10 seeds



  Salvia greggii hybrid
Code: SAGH-A8
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  Salvia hians
Code: SA48
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Large felt like leaves and light blue flowers.

Zones (5)6-9. Native from Northern India. But does not do well under hot and humid conditions.

Use 3-4 weeks at 65-75ºF, if no Germination., then 4 weeks at 30-39ºF, then back to 65-75ºF, Germination can be spread out over many weeks. Surface sow seeds, light helps with Germination.

50 seeds.



  Salvia hispanica 'Chia' Lot A
Code: 102H
Price: $2.00

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Used for 'making' pets. When seeds are moistened they develop a thick gelatinous coating.

100+ seeds.



  Salvia horminium 'Blue Monday'
Code: SA2S-A5
Price: $0.85

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Bushy plants with many small bright blue flowers in large, very colorful bracts.

Annuals. Use 3-4 weeks at 65-75ºF. Surface sow seeds, light needed for best results. if no germination, use 2-4 weeks at 30-39ºF, then move back to 65-75ºF.

50 seeds



Salvia horminum 'Marble Arch Rose'
Code: SHOB-A6
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Small flowers in large brightly rose colored bracts. Compact bushy growth reaching a height of 24 inches. Very useful and different foliage plants.

Annuals.

50 seeds




  Salvia horminum 'Pink Sundae'
Code: SHPS-A7
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Small pink flowers with large rose-pink bracts. The main attraction is the large brightly colored bracts. Compact bushy growth reaching a height of 24 inches. Very useful and different foliage plants. Annuals. Plants grow 24 inches tall.

50 seeds.



  Salvia jurisicii
Code: SA08
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  Salvia lavandulifolia
Code: SA71-A6
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Spanish Sage' or 'Narrow leaved Sage' (sal-VE-uh: lav-an-dew-lee-fol-ee-a) Lamiaceae:

Flowering spikes grow 18 inches tall with many blue-violet, to violet-purple flowers. The flowers have wide open mouths that can be marked with white or soft blue markings. The flowers are showy and held up well over silver grey-green, thin foliage. The wrinkled foliage and attractive flowers are aromatically pungent and smell like Russia sage (or does Russia sage smell like this salvia?) This selection is somewhat like Salvia officinalis and at times grouped under S. officinalis - differing in having more showy flowers, smaller leaves and a stronger scent. May-July blooming.

Native from Spain, Algeria and Morocco. Zones (6)7-11.

10 seeds




  Salvia lyrata 'Purple Knockout'
Code: SA09
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  Salvia lyrata 'Purple Prince'
Code: 4SG2-A8
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'Lyre-leaved Sage' or 'Lyre leaf Sage' or 'Cancer Weed'

Small purple-flowers on tall wispy stems 12 to 24 inches tall, blooming in late spring and early summer with some rebloom later in the year. A perennial that self seeds most often - well sometimes a lot.
Low growing, broad flat leaves are a dark purple color. Loved for its deep burgundy foliage. The color changes in the fall to a reddish hue. Looks well mixed with large rocks, low growing leaves might remind one of an Ajuga.

Zones 4-9. The species is native from the USA and found growing in New Jersey west to Oklahoma south to Texas and Florida.

50 seeds.



  Salvia lyrata 'Purple Volcano'
Code: SLPV-A8
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Light blue colored flowers, the foliage is intensely reddish purple colored. Flowering stems reach about ten inches tall.

50 seeds.



  Salvia napifolia
Code: 4SX7-A8
Price: $2.65

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(SAL-vee-uh: nap-ih-FOH-lee-uh) Lamiaceae:

Spikes of showy purplish mauve - soft true blue colored flowers. Plants start blooming in May and last into July, growing 12 to 20 inches tall. Use in full Sun to light shade in well drained soils. Plants have broad, hairy basal leaves. small and clumping, with many upright stems, and soft leaves lightly covered with hairs. Widely spaced whorls of flowers grow on 1 foot tall inflorescences, the whorls are densely packed with short flowers. Each plant produced multiply blooming stems. The flowers are soft lavender to purplish violet.

Native from Turkey.

50 seeds




  Salvia nemorosa
Code: SA06-A7
Price: $2.75

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(SAL-vee-a: ne-MO-ro-sa)

A fully hardy species with spikes of violet-blue flowers in mid summer. Plants reach 20 to 28 inches in height over low growing basal foliage composed of rugose(wrinkled) leaves. The flowering stems have no to few leaves and form somewhat dense spikes of branched flowers that have a tendency to lean over. The species name means something like 'From the Woods' and the species is native from Europe. Not long lasting in hot soils or under very humid conditions.

Zones 3-9.

100 seeds.



  Salvia nemorosa 'Select Blue'
Code: 102L-A
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  Salvia nemorosa ssp. tesquicola
Code: SA75-B2
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Plants grow 2 feet tall with brilliant violet colored flowers of large size. Upright habit blooming from late spring to mid summer.

Zones 4-7.

35 seeds



  Salvia officinalis
Code: 4SV1
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  Salvia officinalis 'Extrakta'
Code: SA78
Price: $1.65
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  Salvia officinalis albiflora
Code: SA77-A7
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Plants grow 15 inches tall with pure white flowers of large size.

Zones 5-9.

30 seeds




  Salvia officinalis rosea
Code: 4SV3
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  Salvia patens 'Blue Angel' Lot B2
Code: SA2A
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Ultramarine colored flowers in spikes that reach 3 feet tall. Large flowers are up to 2 inches long. Treated seed for easier germination, this seed germinates in about three days.

Frost tender plants grown as annuals in most of the country. Or over winter in a cool green house. Use 4 weeks at 65-75ºF, if no Germination, 4 weeks at 30-39ºF, then 65--75ºF. Surface sow seeds, light helps with Germination.

25 seeds



  Salvia patens 'BlueBand Mix'
Code: A-SDL5
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  Salvia patens 'BluesBand Lavender'
Code: BLBN-A
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(SAL-vee-uh:PAT-ens)Lamiaceae

A new selection with lavender blue colored flowers, large showy flowers. Plants are tender under cold cobditions but well worth saving from one year to the next.

Zones 8-10 in the ground, others in pots.

10 seeds



  Salvia patens 'Patio Sky Blue'
Code: SPPS-A9
Price: $5.95

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Plants grow about 12 inches tall and have large sky blue, claw shaped flowers. this selection produces uniform plants that are ideal for pots.

25 seeds



  Salvia pentstemonoides
Code: 403S-A6
Price: $2.65

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[Salvia penstemonoides]'Big Red Sage' Lamiaceae:

Dark rose-red colored flowers are Penstemon-like. A rare species from Texas. Plants grow 3 to 5 feet tall and are long lived with claw shaped flowers. The flowers are produced at the ends of the stems in spike-like inflorescences. Grow in full sun on limestone based soils, clump forming plants with a number of shoots per plant and glossy penstemon-like foliage.

Zones 6-9.

Try 4 weeks at 65-75ºF, if no Germination, 4 weeks at 30-39ºF, then 65-75ºF. Surface sow seeds, light helps with Germination.

30 seeds




  Salvia pratensis
Code: SZ23-A6
Price: $1.45

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Plants have 2.5 foot tall spikes of claw shaped, blue colored flowers in early summer. Blooms the secound year.

Zones 4-9.

50 seeds.




  Salvia pratensis 'Pink Forms'
Code: SPHI-H5
Price: $2.00

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Green basal rosette forming plants that in late spring have a nice display of pink flowers on dense spikes growing 3 feet tall. Full sun to light shade in good, rich soils that are well draininmg. After blooming cut back for some possable rebloom and to clean up the plants. Will bloom the secound year.

Zones 3-9. Surface Sow germination in 15-30 days at 70F. Germination may be slow and extended over a number of weeks. Can not be sent to: WA.

50 seeds.

This species is considered a weed in these states and can not be sent to them:  Washington   California



  Salvia pratensis 'Mixed Colors' Lot A
Code: VK65
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Includes white, blue, violet and rose colored shades. Plants have 2.5 foot tall spikes of flowers in early summer. Blooms the secound year.

Zones 4-9.

50 seeds.

This species is considered a weed in these states and can not be sent to them:  Washington   California



  Salvia pratensis 'Summer Nights'
Code: A-SAL6
Price: $2.85

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Dark blue flowers

50 seeds.



  Salvia pratensis 'Swan Lake'
Code: 2SA1-A7
Price: $2.95

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Many flower spikes of pure white flowers. Plants grow 20-30 inches tall. After flowering is almost finished remove the stems and the plants will rebloom in a few weeks. Very showy white blooming perennial Salvia.

Zones 4-9.

50 seeds.

This species is considered a weed in these states and can not be sent to them:  Washington   California



  Salvia przewalskii
Code: SA79-A6
Price: $2.75

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Lamiaceae:

Winter dormant plants that grow 3 feet tall with upright, branched stems and have large solid blue-purple flowers. The plants bloom over a long period, starting in late spring or early summer. The stems, leaves and flowers are covered with short hairs. Not an overly hardy species but Cold hardy to -15 Celsius. Drought and frost tolerant plants with tall flowering spikes. The spikes are produced over large basal foliage. Grow in full sun to part shade, under hot conditions with the plants a shade in the afternoon.

Surface sow the seeds and gently tamp firmly into the soil medium, light helps with germination, which normally happens within 4 weeks. Sow and use 65-75ºF. If no Germination, move for 4 weeks to 30-39ºF, then 65-75ºF. Native to China where it is found growing around forest margins, on hillsides, and along streams, and in open thickets.

25 seeds




  Salvia recognita
Code: SA81-A7
Price: $2.95

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Soft-rose colored flowers with red markings on the lower lips. Large gray-green leaves. Plants grow 4 feet tall with long flower spikes. Grow in full sun or light shade in well draining soils - they do not like to be damp in the summer. Takes a good amount of frost. In the northern zones plants are best grown as short lived perennials and restarted from seed or cuttings because the base of the plant becomes woody and does not produce strong robust stems after a few years. An attractive species worth growing.

Zones 5-9. Native from Central Turkey. Seed germination is spread-out over many weeks, sow in early spring for germination spread-our over spring and summer. Or sow in the fall and over winter out side for spring germination.

10 seeds.



  Salvia ringens
Code: SR45-A7
Price: $6.65

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'Balkan Salvia'

Blue-lilac colored flower on 2.5 foot tall plants with gray-green foliage. Not always easy to germinate and a few periods of being moist and then allowed to dry out - can help. Pinnately shaped foliage with whorls of bluish purple flowers blooming from June to September.

20 seeds.



Salvia roemeriana 'Hot Trumpets'
Code: SDA1-A7
Price: $2.95

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'Cedar Sage'

Bright, glowing red colored, trumpet-shaped flowers on 12-inch tall spikes. Very nice in a sunny garden with moisture retentive soils or in half day shade or used as a mass planting or in containers. The Hummers will go wild. This compact selection grows 15 inches tall and about one foot wide.

A tender perennial in zones 8-11 but grown as an annual in other zones, blooms spring and Fall. The species is native from shady moist areas of Central Texas, were it is found in cedar breaks, oak woods and canyons. Start with 4 weeks at 65-75F. Surface sow seeds, light needed for best results, if no germination. 2-4 weeks at 30-39F, then move to 65-75F.

50 seeds




  Salvia roemeriana 'Red Dwarf'
Code: SRRD-A8
Price: $3.95

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[Salvia rhoemanica], incorrect name - no such species.

More compact than the other selection offered.

30 seeds.



  Salvia sclarea
Code: SL24
Price: $1.00

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'Clary' or 'Muscatel Sage' or 'Clary Sage'

40 seeds.



  Salvia sclarea 'Vatican White'
Code: SA18
Price: $2.99

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'Clary Sage' or 'Clear Eye' or 'Muscatel Sage'

Well branched stems with large white flower brachs and white flowers. Early summer blooming. Cannot be sent to the state of Washington.

50 seeds.



  Salvia sclarea var. turkestanica
Code: SA3B
Price: $2.20

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Large showy silver white flower brachs on stems that grow 3 feet tall. Tall upright stems are square in shape rising from low growing basal foliage. The first year plants produce a large low growing clump of foliage and the second year plants send up the tall flowering stem that is branched. Mostly monocarpic plants that die after setting seeds, remove flowering spikes as soon as they are finished blooming to promote perennialness. Grow in full sun to part shade in well draining soils that are generally moist, lien soils produce sturdier plants with rich soils producing plants that might need staking.

Zones 3-8.

50 seeds.



  Salvia splendens 'Blue Ribbon'
Code: SA63
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Plants grow from 1 to 2 feet tall and have rich blue flowers with white markings 'ribbons'. A new plant that does well even in warmer areas. Long blooming period even under hot and humid conditions. Nice in pots or planted in groups in the landscape.

Tender perennials grown as annuals.

25 seeds.



  Salvia splendens 'Carabiniere Orange'
Code: LKJ5
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  Salvia splendens 'Carabinieri Scarlet'
Code: LKJ3
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Bright scarlet red 'flowers' on sturdy, upright stems, showy bright color for large pots and used as a mass planting in the garden.

Annual.

50 seeds



  Salvia splendens 'Covergirl
Code: SASC-A6
Price: $2.25

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Nice compact habit with plants growing about 7 inches or so tall. Very early blooming with showy scarlet colored flowers well.

40 seeds.



  Salvia splendens 'Early Bonfire'
Code: SSEB-A7
Price: $2.00

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Plants grow 2 feet tall with bright red colored flowers. grown as annuals. nice bedding plants along a walkway.

50 seeds.



  Salvia splendens 'Melba' Lot A
Code: 4SS5
Price: $1.65

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Annual bedding type with red-pink and salmon bicolored flowers. Plants grow 8 inches tall. Very nice in pots.

50 seeds.



  Salvia splendens 'Oasis'
Code: SAOA-A7
Price: $2.10

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Bright red colored flowers, plants have an upright, branching habit with small, dark green foliage. The scarlet red flowers are produced on spikes in summer until autumn. Early blooming and long flowering, and the color doesn't fade under hot temperatures. Excellent true red flower and excellent vigor, foliar color and flowering performance.

Annuals

40 seeds




  Salvia splendens 'Passion'
Code: SAL8
Price: $1.45

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Dark green leaves and early flowering. A nice uniform seed selection, day neutral blooming.

Annuals.

25 seeds.



  Salvia splendens 'Picante Purple'
Code: PP22-A
Price: $2.95

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''Bedding Salvia'

Plants grow 12 to 15 inches tall and have good sized rich purple colored flowers, very nice in the landscape and in pots. Blooms from June to a hard frost.

Annuals.

50 seeds.



  Salvia splendens 'Rookie Scarlet'
Code: SLK7-A
Price: $2.25

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Nice compact habit with plants growing about 12 inches or so tall. Nice dark green foliage off-sets the showy dark red flowers well.

40 seeds.



  Salvia splendens 'Sahara'
Code: SAL7
Price: $2.00

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Compact growing plants with bright red flowers in red spikes, the flowers are held just above dark green foliage. Compact plants with very low branching -- does nicely with an early sowing. Long blooming and very showy in the garden all summer. Has improved heat and humidity tolerance. Full sun to light shade -- good for large pots and containers. Grows 12 inches tall.

Annuals.

25 seeds.



  Salvia splendens 'Salsa Bicolor Mix'
Code: SALK-A7
Price: $2.55

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A mix of bi-colored flowers that are very showy in large pots or used as a border or edging. Colors include purples, reds, salmon and rose.

Annuals

50 seeds




Salvia splendens 'Saluti Dark Red'
Code: SLH7-A8
Price: $2.25

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This bright, showy, bedding annual has a nice compact habit. The plants grow to a height of 8 inches (8 in = 20.3 cm) or so and have attractive dark-green colored foliage that off-sets the showy bright red flowers. Blooms in short time from germination. Very nice in pots or used as a group of five to nine plants in a cluster, with each plant about 8 inches (8 in = 20.3 cm) apart in the border. Or used as a planting along a walkway. The plants are early branching, which quickly fill out, giving them very good garden and pot performance. Long lasting color show. Grow in rich, well draining soils in full sun.

40 seeds




Salvia splendens 'Saluti Lilac'
Code: SALM-A7
Price: $2.55

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Lilac (soft purple) colored flowers- distinctive color. Plants grow 8 to 12 inches (12 in = 30.5 cm) tall.

Annuals

50 seeds




Salvia splendens 'Saluti Pure White'
Code: SSSP-A8
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This bedding salvia grows 8 inches tall, and excels in garden performance. Long blooming and early branching produces a nice pot or container filling subject. The deep green foliage contrasts well with the abundantly generated flower spikes. The pure white flowers arise out of greenish-white calyx.

40 seeds




  Salvia splendens 'Scarlet King' Lot A
Code: 4SS2
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Plants grow 11inches tall. This annual bedding type has Scarlet-red flowers and dark foliage. Plants grow 11 inches tall. nice rich color when in full bloom.

50 seeds.



  Salvia splendens 'Scorpio'
Code: SA2B-A
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  Salvia splendens 'Sizzler Salmon Bicolor'
Code: BF7G-A6
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50 seeds.



  Salvia staminea
Code: 4SX9
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  Salvia transsylvanica 'Blue Cloud' Lot A
Code: SA69
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Plants grow 3 feet tall and produce spikes of sky-blue flowers. A nice free flowering form - that does well under many diffrent conditions.

Zones 4-9. Just cover seeds and use 65-70F, if no Germination in 3 weeks, move to 30-39ºF for four weeks then 65-75ºF Germination occurs over a 1-10 week period.

25 seeds.



  Salvia verbenaca
Code: 4SX8
Price: $2.65

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'Wild Clary'

Small blue purple colored flowers with yellow stamens. Plants grow up to three feet tall and have short spikes of flowers. Not as showy as some other Salvia but plants grow in dry locations. Low basal foliage and very reduced stem leaves. Native from around the European Medterranean. Natralized in other parts of the world including Australia.

30 seeds.



  Salvia verticillata
Code: SA76
Price: $1.45

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'Lilac Sage' or 'Whorled Clary'

Plants grow 2 to 3 feet tall with stems covered in whorls of deep lilac-purple flowers. Attractive woolly foliage produces a thick mat in the spring. Drought and cold tolerant. The species is native from Europe and Western Asia.

Zones 4-9. Germination is spread out over many weeks at 68�F, Might be helpful to soak the seeds for 24 hours in warm water, change the water after 12 hours with fresh water. Surface sow.

25 seeds.



  Salvia verticillata 'Alba'
Code: SA3C
Price: $2.00

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Pure white flowers (some plants produced will have purple flowers)in whorls around lose spikes that reach 2 to 3 feet tall. When in flower the stems arch. Blooms early/mid summer. For prolonged flowering remove the first set of stems as they are finishing flowering (about 2/3rds up the stem), then plants will produce new stems and flower almost till frost.

Zones(4)5-9

Start with 4 weeks at 65-75F. Surface sow seeds, light needed for best results. If no germination, then use 2-4 weeks at 30-39F, then move to 65-75F. Germination occurs over a 1-10 week period.

25 seeds




  Salvia viscosa
Code: HF56
Price: $2.65
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  Salvia x superba 'Blue Queen'
Code: SA55-A7
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A shorter selection that grows 15 inches tall and produces deep violet-blue flower spikes. Very showy when in full bloom. Spring blooming with some mild repeat blooming during the summer, this selection tends to be shorter than the other colors offered. Plants have nicely textured basal foliage - having a wrinkled effect. Well drained, even hot soils in full sun to light shade. More shade in the south. Best in Alkaline and poor soils, rich soils will produce shorter living plants that are leggy and flower less.

Zones (4)5-8(9).

50 seeds.



  Sedum 'Species Mixed' Lot D
Code: SSM4
Price: $2.00

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Many forms including upright and creeping. An interesting collection that will include many more than what is listed on our website. Pictured is S. kamtschaticum v. ellacombeanum.

1,000 seeds



Sedum 'Upright Mix'
Code: SE23
Price: $2.00
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  Sedum acre
Code: SA87-A8
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'Creeping Mossy Stone-crop' (SEE-dum: AY-ker) or 'Biting Stone-crop' or 'Small House-leek'

This spreading ground cover has yellow flowers. fast growing even from seed and It can, however, become a difficult to control weed as it roots very easily from small pieces dropped here and there. The plant adapts well to dry, sandy soil and can be used in rock gardens or as an edging or planted over thin rocky paths. The leaves are scale-like and the plant resembles a green carpet topped with yellow flowers in late spring.

Zones 3-8. Does well in sun to half day shade, They are attractive and useful, adding life to difficult rocky places.

300+ seeds.



  Sedum acre 'Oktoberfest'
Code: DES1
Price: $2.00

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A new color for this easily grown species, this selection has cream-white colored, star shaped flowers. Plants grow about 2 inches tall.

Zones 4-9.

100 seeds.



  Sedum aizoon
Code: SA29-A2
Price: $2.00

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This upright growing Sedum has bright yellow flowers in early to mid summer. Plants grow 15-18 inches tall and should be grown in full sun in well draining soils that are moisture retentive. The flowers are in large heads, 4 to 6 inches wide that are flat in shape. Plants are deciduous from a thick almost woody rootstock. Interesting plants that even make nice dried cutting material.

Zones 4-9. Native from China, Russia and Japan.

100+ seeds.



  Sedum album
Code: 30SV-A6
Price: $2.00

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Another low growing species with white flowers, plants grow a few inches tall.

Surface sow seeds, Germination starts in 2 weeks at 40-48F but is spread out over a month or more, sometimes a cold-moist period of 4 weeks at 28-38F helps.

100 seeds.



  Sedum ellacombianum
Code: SDJ4-A7
Price: $2.65

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Sedum kamtschaticum var. ellacombianum 'Yellow Stonecrop' or 'Orange Stonecrop'

Plants grow 4 to 8 inches tall with yellow flowers. Plants form thick mounds of foliage and are attractive even late in the year.

Zones 4-9.

200 seeds.



  Sedum floriferum
Code: SF2A-A
Price: $2.00

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'Russian Stone-crop'

Prefers full sun in moisture retentive soils. Plants grow 3-6 inches tall and have golden yellow flowers. Spring blooming. Plants are prostrate in habit with evergreen leaves with a crenate shape. Ideal for rockeries, hanging baskets or fillers in pots.

Zones 7-9.

100 seeds.



Sedum forsterianum ssp. elegans 'Silver Stone'
Code: SFSE-A7
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Blue-green colored needle-like foliage produced in crowded clusters, bright yellow flowers on tall stems reaching 10 inches in height.

Zones 4-9.

200 seeds



  Sedum glaucophyllum
Code: DES5
Price: $2.45

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'Cliff Stone-crop'

This low growing species has white flowers and grows on lightly shaded, limestone rock layers in the Appalachians mountains of the USA. Provide a damp but well drained location in part shade for this species. The foliage is composed of rosettes of tiny (all most scale like), blue-green colored leaves. The white flowers are born on 4 inch tall stems in late spring. An ever-green ground cover for the rock garden in some shade.

Zones 5-9.

100 seeds



  Sedum hispanicum
Code: 30SY-A6
Price: $2.45

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'Spanish Stone-crop' (SEE-dum: his-PAN-i-kaa) Crassulaceae:

A short lived species that grow less than 3 tall with flowers to 6 inches tall and produces fast growing mats of gray-green colored foliage. Off-white colored flowers are star shaped.

100 seeds



  Sedum hybridum 'Czar's Gold'
Code: SHCG-A
Price: $1.65

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Crassulaceae.

Ground cover type sedum with many golden yellow colored flower clusters about 6 inches tall. The stems are reddish tinted and the thick leaves are round in shape with a few short, rounded lobes. Small, low growing leaves and comparatively large flowers. Spreading, evergreen carpets. Blooms late spring and agian in late summer. A good choice for rock walls and between pavers or used as a green roof.

Zones 4-9. Native from the Urals and Northern Asia.

100 seeds.



  Sedum kamtschaticum lot A
Code: RT71
Price: $2.00

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'Kamschatca Stonecrop' or 'Russian Stonecrop'(SEE-dum: kam-SHAY-ti-kum) Orange-yellow colored flowers on low growing plants with somewhat lax stems but mostly upright to a height of 5 to 8 inches. Blooms late summer and is more or less deciduous

100 seeds.



  Sedum montanum
Code: 30SS-A6
Price: $2.65

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Dark green needlelike foilage and golden yellow colored flowers. Plants grow 5 to 8 inches tall. 

Zones (6) 7-9. Surface sow seeds, Germination starts in 2 weeks at 70F but is spread out over a month or more, sometimes a cold-moist period of 4 weeks helps.

100 seeds.



  Sedum nevil 'Silver Frost'
Code: