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	Abronia fragrans Lot WA Code: 1ABR Price: $2.00 Qty in Stock: 0 Sorry, we are currently sold out of 'Abronia fragrans Lot WA '. Please check back later. Quantity in Basket: none
	Abutilon vitifolium Code: 4FH8-A8 Price: $2.45 Quantity in Basket: none
	Corynabutilon vitifolium) 'Indian-mallow' or 'Flowering Maple' or 'Flowering Maple' (a-BEW-tih-lon: vy-tee-FOL-ee-um) Malvaceae: Grown mostly as an Annual shrub. Plant can grow up to 8 feet tall but normally 4 to 6 feet tall. Producing many good sized, 3 inch wide, cup shaped flowers of lavender color but a few plants will have white flowers. The leaves are dark green in color with deeply cut edges like a maple leaf, and covered in velvety hairs. Easy to grow with a long blooming period, start off earely in deep pots and transplant out after danger of frost is done or sow in late spring out side in place of desired growth. Can be grown in a bright cool green house as a pot plant. Long blooming period. Zones 9-11 as a perennial. Poke seeds with a sharp pin and soak in warm water for 24 hours, sow with germination in 5 to 15 days. Native from Chile. 50 seeds.
	Acaena buchananii Code: AB43 Price: $1.95 Quantity in Basket: none
	'New Zealand Bur' Drought loving plants with blue-green leaves, plants grow only 4 inches tall. Forms dense carpets with greenish yellow turning brown-yellow flowers. Zones 6-9. 50 seeds.
	Acaena microphylla Lot A2 Code: SAM Price: $2.65 Quantity in Basket: none
	'New Zealand Bur' or 'Bidi-bidi' Plants grow six inches tall and are a trailing evergreen for the rock garden. Two inch bronze green leaves with purplish red spines. The flowers are 1-1/4 inch in size and the plants grow up to 24 inches wide. Blooms July-September. Zones 6-8. Grow in well draining soils that are not too fertile. Sow in moist seed mix in a bag and let stand for one week then place in fridge for one week. Germination at 60 F in 7 to 190 days. Do not over water, but keep the seed starting medium moist, use some coarse sand or sharp gravel and sow the seeds on top. 50 seeds.
	Acaena novae-zelandiae Code: 301N-A6 Price: $2.00 Quantity in Basket: none
	'Pirri-pirri-bur' or 'Biddy-Biddy' Native to New Zealand and established as a weed in some locations in California on sandy open soils. 30 seeds.
	Acanthus balcanicus (hungaricus) Code: ABH5 Price: $5.89 Quantity in Basket: none
	[A. longifolius] 'Bear's Breeches' same as [A. 'Architect'] Soft lilac colored flowers with white lower lips, in tall spikes. Stately plants that should be given light shade. Plants produce an erect, clump-forming perennial with sometimes pale pink to soft lilac or even white colored flowers enclosed in spiny, reddish-purple bracts that are arranged in vertical rows on prominent flower spikes held up well atop the foliage. The spikes reach 3 to 4 feet tall. Blooms from late spring to early summer. The deeply lobed leaves have a glossy green sheen and are 2-3 feet long. The clumps form an ornamental mound which usually remains attractive all season long. Plants have deep tap roots that when moved break off and can regrow into new plants. Zones 5-10. In zone 5 cover with a thick winter mulch. Native from the Balkans. Soak seeds in warm water for 36 hours, Sow by covering seeds and use 64 to 72 F and keep moist for the first 4 weeks. If no germination, move to a colder temperature between 25 and 38 F for 5 weeks. Germination irregular and can be spread out over several months but many times with in 10 days. Older seeds germinate quicker, with fresh seeds being prolonged germinators. 7 seeds.
	Acanthus mollis Code: SAM1 Price: $2.90 Quantity in Basket: none
	'Bear's Breeches' (ah-CAN-thus: MAWL-iss) Plants grow 36 inches tall or more, with large deeply lobed leaves that are very Attractive. The flowers are rose, lilac or white and are contained in an 18-inch spike. Clump forming with dark-green leaves that have shiny undersides. Large, deeply lobed leaves have prickly textured edges to them. 15-18 inches long. Very decorative foliage. Zones 6-10. Scratch seed with a nail and then soak in warm water for three days, changing the water every eight hours with fresh warm water. Sow by covering the seed completely, darkness needed for best results, germination is often in 10 days at F 70 but can be spread-out over a few months too. This depends on how fresh the seeds are, new seeds take a long time to germinate and old seed is happy to germinate quicker. One can also leave the seeds out to dry for a few weeks before soaking. 5 seeds.
	Acanthus syriacus Code: ACA3 Price: $2.95 Qty in Stock: 0 Sorry, we are currently sold out of 'Acanthus syriacus'. Please check back later. Quantity in Basket: none
	Achillea ageratifolia Code: ACH1-A Price: $2.45 Quantity in Basket: none
	[Achillea serbica} 'Greek Yarrow' or 'Balkan Yarrow' {ach-KIL-lee-uh: a-jur-RAT-ih-foh-lee-uh) Low growing humps of long cut foliage and many relativly large white flowers with yellow centers. Grows 4 to 6 inches tall and blooms from late spring to mid summer. Good for a rock garden with good drainage, were plants are intersting while in flower and while not flowering with there tidy habit of evergreen leaves. Zones 3-8. Native from higher elevations in South Eastern Europe. Surface sow the seeds and use 65-70F with germination in 2 weeks, if little germination move to 30-39F for four weeks then back to 65F. 40 seeds.
	Achillea ageratum X 'Moonwalker' Lot A2 Code: SAAX Price: $1.50 Quantity in Basket: none
	'Sweet Nancy' Bright yellow flower heads are 5-6 inches wide and are atop 24 to 30 inch tall stems. Great cut flowers and a nice display in the garden too. Fragrant foliage and flowers. Will flower the same year sown if done early. Surface sow seeds, light needed for best germination. Seven days at 70F. 100 seeds.
	Achillea clypeolata Code: SaC Price: $2.00 Quantity in Basket: none
	This Yarrow from the Balkans has golden - yellow flowers, but the foliage is what I think stands out. The leaves are pinnatafid like a fern, they are long and have a Silver white color, one might even say they have a 'frosted' look to them. Plants form thick clumps growing 6-10 inches tall with flowering heads reaching 18-24 inches tall. Like most Yarrows, plant in full sun in well draining soils. Zones 4-8. 100 seeds.
	Achillea erba-rotta ssp. moschata Code: AERM-A Price: $2.00 Qty in Stock: 0 Sorry, we are currently sold out of 'Achillea erba-rotta ssp. moschata'. Please check back later. Quantity in Basket: none
	Achillea filipendulina 'Cloth of Gold' - 1,000 seeds Code: AC48-A7 Price: $2.00 Quantity in Basket: none
	(ah-KILL-lee-ah fil-ih-pend-yew-LEE-nah) Large sized, bright yellow colored flower heads are 4 to 5 inches wide, on top of 4 foot tall stems. Great for use as cut and dried flowers. Easy to grow. Foliage is attractive with a silver whitish cast to it and scented. showy and nice planted up along a fence or mixed with tall grasses. Zones (3)4-8. Sow seeds on the surface and use 70 F, germination in 7-15 days. Plant in well draining sandy loam soils in full sun to light shade. Where plants are happy and there is open ground-they will self seed. Not in a weedy way. 1,000 seeds.
	Achillea glaberrima 'Gold Spray' Code: saggs Price: $2.00 Quantity in Basket: none
	(ak-ih-LEE-uh: gla-ber-REE-muh) Attractive yellow flowers with good garden performance, free flowering plants that grow 15 inches tall. Blooms mid to late summer with loose flower heads and attractive foliage. Grow in full sun in well draining soils that are nitrogen poor. Useful in rock paths and along the edge of a boarder or rock garden. Long blooming. Zones 4-10. 100 seeds.
	Achillea millefolium 'Cassis' Code: AC2S-A8 Price: $2.79 Quantity in Basket: none
	Cherry-red colored flowers in good sized, flat heads. The flowers top off 24 inch tall stems above ferny textured foliage. This selection was developed to bloom in only a few months from sowing. Can also be used as an annual planting in full sun. Best blooming plants produced in soils that are low in nitrogen. Nice red form and a good choice for mass planting or used in pots;for a mass effect - plant in groups of seven plants with each spaced out 12 inches apart. Zones 3-8. 50 seeds.
	Achillea millefolium 'Cerise Queen' Code: Samq-A7 Price: $1.40 Quantity in Basket: none
	Cherry red colored flowers with softer cherry centers, the flowers are in medium sized heads. Nice fern like foliage and stems reaching 2 feet tall. Self seeds often. Grow in full sun in poor soils that are well drained. Will bloom the first year with an early sowing. Zones 3-9. 200 seeds.
	Achillea millefolium 'Colorado' Code: SAMC-A7 Price: $1.95 Quantity in Basket: none
	This very fine selection has a wide mix of the colors of reds, roses, yellows, golds and apricots. A choice and different selection. A diverse mixture with darker hues from red to pink to apricot colored flowers, also including yellow and light yellow, beige tones and a few whites. Plants have attractive foliage which is soft and lacy. Plants are long blooming, with large flat heads more than 5 inches wide. To promote all season long flowering, one should dead head after the main flowering flush - This will produce smaller flower heads but blooming all the way till frost. Upright growing plants that do best in full sun, were they will grow from 20-26 inches tall. Does well in dry soils but prefers soils that are moisture retentive BUT well drained. Great Cut flowers that are loved by butterflies. Plants form slowly spreading clumps. Zones 3-8. Surface sow, light needed for best germination. 7 days at 70F. 100 seeds.
	Achillea millefolium 'Silver Queen' Code: AC78-A Price: $1.55 Quantity in Basket: none
	Plants grow 28 inches tall and have silver-white colored flower heads over soft foliage. 100 seeds.
	Achillea millefolium 'Summer Berries' Code: ACH1-A7 Price: $2.85 Quantity in Basket: none
	These F-2 hybrids come in a wide range of colors that include brighter colors than 'Summer Pastels.' Plants grow 24 to 28 inches tall when in full bloom. Should give you some real nice and different colored plants for a sunny location. Well draining soils, best with out a lot of Nitrogen in the soils. Zones 3-9. 50 seeds.
	Achillea millefolium 'Summer Pastels' Code: SAMP-A7 Price: $2.45 Quantity in Basket: none
	When grow in lien soils they reach a height of 2 feet. They produce very showy broad clusters or heads of flowers in apricot, cream, lavender, pink, purple, rose and white. The colors tend to be more on muted side and make nice addition to the summer garden if you need less than hard -- harsh colors. Plants will self seed were there is open ground and are long lived as long as you avoid a lot of fertilizer. They do well in dry soils, doing best in full sun but will grow in some light shade but they will be tall and lax. Blooms late June-August. 100 seeds.
	Achillea millefolium rubrum Lot A Code: 115B Price: $1.25 Quantity in Basket: none
	A mix of reddish colored flowers, plants are good for natralizing along a dry bank or in a 'wildflower' planting along a walk way or the road. Zones 3-9. 300 seeds
	Achillea nana Code: AN54 Price: $2.50 Qty in Stock: 0 Sorry, we are currently sold out of 'Achillea nana'. Please check back later. Quantity in Basket: none
	Achillea nobilis Code: AN76-A2 Price: $1.25 Quantity in Basket: none
	'Noble Yarrow' A good plant to grow under dry conditions, with creamy-whitish yellow colored flowers. Plants resemble 'Common Yarrow' or A. millefolium except that there are more flowers in each head that are smaller in size. The foliage is much finer and is very attractive in the spring and when the plants are done blooming. Grows 20 inches tall and blooms in early summer. Native from Eurasia but naturalized outside of its native range in North America and other parts of the world. Zones 4-9. 100 seeds.
	Achillea ptarmica 'Ballerina' Code: sapb-A2 Price: $1.55 Quantity in Basket: none
	This selection has a bushy habit, is upright growing and 14 inches tall. Many double to semi-double white colored flowers produced in early summer. Slowly spreading plants, form nice bushy clumps with best effect in nitrogen poor soils that are well draining in full sun. The button like flowers in clusters make nice displayes for cutting. A spreading spesies that over a few years will grow to be a few feet wide. Zones 4-8. 100 seeds.
	Achillea ptarmica 'Benarys Pearl' Code: AC35-A6 Price: $1.65 Quantity in Basket: none
	(a-KILL- ee-ah: tar-mi-KA) Higher percentage of double, fully ball shaped white flowers. The flowers cover two foot tall clumps. Produces more consistently fully double flowers than older strains. Nice cut flower. Plants are spreading by way of under ground stems (rhizomes) and can take up a good sized area in a few years. the foliage is different from other Achillea (the millefolium types) commonly grown being linear instead of dissected, and the margins are toothed. Plants grow 24-30 inches tall and form nice thick clumps with many bright white flowers. Full sun to light shade, doing well even in sandy soils. Zones 2-10. Germination in less than 2 weeks at 68�F . Surface sow seeds, light needed for best results. 100 seeds.
	Achillea ptarmica 'The Pearl' Code: 99AC-A6 Price: $1.55 Quantity in Basket: none
	100 seeds
	Achillea sibirica V. camtschatica 'Love Parade' Code: SASV-D Price: $2.35 Quantity in Basket: none
	A different type of yarrow with soft pink colored flowers some what like A. ptarmica in shape. Dark green leaves are toothed and attractive too. Will bloom the same year sown.Plants have thick stemsand firm leaves with a some what glossy sheen to them. Worthy of a place in the garden. In rich soils it will need staking. Zones 4-9. 100 seeds.
	Achillea tomentosa 'Aurea' Lot A4 Code: SATA Price: $1.65 Quantity in Basket: none
	'Woolly Yarrow' (a-KILL- ee-ah: toe-men-TOE-sah) Plants grow 6-12 inches tall and have gray green colored, woolly textured foliage and golden yellow flowers. Makes a nice edging plant. They spread out to be about 18 inches wide. Scented foliage too. Zones 3-10. Native from southwestern Europe. But will not grow were it is hot and humid. 100 seeds.
	Acinos alpinus Code: SAA-A2 Price: $1.95 Quantity in Basket: none
	 [Calamintha alpina] 'Calamint' or 'Alpine Basil Thyme' or 'Alpine Calamint' (a-KEE-nos: al-PEEN-us) Spikes of red-violet 1 inch long flowers on top of 4-8 inch tall plants. The flowers have white markings within the lower lips. These cushion forming plants are useful in a rock garden. Blooming from June through August. Full sun in gravely humus-clay soils that are well draining. This species does not like damp soils. Works well with other alpine plants that like dry sunny locations (some Dianthus and Gypsophila repens). Zones 4-9 (Avoid winter wetness. Plants are not long lived but easy to raise from seeds and division) Native from the mountains of Spain, Alps, Balkans, Asia Minor and Northern Africa. 50 seeds.
	Aciphylla congesta Code: AC08 Price: $2.40 Quantity in Basket: none
	Umbelliferae: This is a compact growing species with creamy-white flowers in crowded umbels over evergreen spiky foliage. Like a mini Yucca. Use in rock crevices with regular water, eastern slopes, alpine house. Best in poor soils that are well draining. Provide some shade during the heat of summer. Large showy flower heads on top of 10 inch tall stems. Zones 7-9. Sow at 64-74ºF for 25 days, move to 15-21ºF for 5 weeks, Then move to 40-45F for germination. Or sow out side in early fall. 30 seeds
	Aciphylla simplex Code: ACX1 Price: $0.00 Qty in Stock: 0 Sorry, we are currently sold out of 'Aciphylla simplex'. Please check back later. Quantity in Basket: none
	Aciphylla spedenii Code: 517A-A6 Price: $3.95 Quantity in Basket: none
	30 seeds.
	Aconitum carmichaelii x arendsii Code: SaXa Price: $2.99 Quantity in Basket: none
	Thick spikes of large, hooded, strikingly blue colored flowers. This is a hybrid between A. carmichaelii and A. carmichaelii var. wilsonii that was first crossed in the 1940's. produces many very attractive forms with large flowers compactly packed at the tops of the stems with smaller branches produced along the length of the tall stems. Blooms late summer and fall. Great cut flowers for a vase. Zones 4-9. Sow in a bag with moist seed mix and keep at 70ºF for 3 weeks, then move to 20-26F for 6 weeks then move to F55 were germination will occur in 1-4 weeks, do not throw away seed trays for at least 12 months. Or sow and put out side in a sheltered location over the winter for germination in the spring. 50 seeds.
	Aconitum carmichaelii 'Spatlese' Code: 1AC2 Price: $2.65 Quantity in Basket: none
	'Azure Monkshood' Light blue flowers cover the top 1/3 of 4 to 6 foot tall spikes. Dark green leaves on plants with clear blue flowers with some darker blue edging. Best in soils that are cool and moisture retentive but well draining. Full sun to open shade. An attractive foliage plant and very nice in bloom, flowering in late summer. This is an improved strain of the Wilsonii types. Zones 3-9. Sow in a bag with moist seed mix and keep at 70ºF for 3 weeks, then move to 20-26F for 6 weeks then move to F 55 were germination will occur in 1-4 weeks, do not throw away seed trays for at least 12 months. Or sow out side in the fall for germination in the spring. 50 seeds.
	Aconitum lamarckii Code: 1AC4 Price: $2.00 Qty in Stock: 0 Sorry, we are currently sold out of 'Aconitum lamarckii'. Please check back later. Quantity in Basket: none
	Aconitum napellus Code: SANE-A7 Price: $2.20 Quantity in Basket: none
	'Common Monkshood' (a-kon-EE-tum na-PEL-us) RANUNCULACEAE. The easiest of the monkshoods to grow with dark blue to purple colored, helmet shaped flowers. A good substitute for delphiniums in a lightly shaded spot. Plants are variable in flower color from light blue to dark blue and some even have dark blue flowers with darker almost black edging, erect growing with dense racemes of indigo blue flowers, some solid in color others with darker or lighter shadings. Plants flower in mid summer. Three to five feet tall, growing into clumps were happy, ideal for the woodland garden or in the semi shady border. The monkshoods are good for cutting but the sap irritates some people. All Monkshood's are toxic if eaten. Once plants are established, division of clumps is easy in spring. I love the way this plant looks in the spring when coming out of the ground, The leaves look somewhat like it's relative the delphinium. Native to western and central Europe. Zones 4-8. Nice upright growing plants with tall 'spikes' of blue helmet shaped flowers. Grows well in light shade or in sun in cool -- moist, but well drained soils. Plants bloom in July. Freeze seed for two weeks before sowing. Sow in a bag with moist seed mix and keep at 70ºF for three wks, then place in the fridge for four weeks, move to F 55 were germination will occur in 1-4 weeks. Light helps with germination. 50 seeds.
	Aconitum napellus 'Newry Blue' Code: SANB-A8 Price: $2.55 Quantity in Basket: none
	This selection grows 36 in tall plants with deep blue flowers that bloom in July. Nice upright growing plants with spikes of many showy flowers lend some nice vertical effect to the semi shady garden or in full sun where soils are moisture retentive. To me the foliage is very attractive in the spring as the plants emerge out of the ground, the leaves are very lacy and cut, shaped somewhat like a hand. Plants like cool moist well-drained soils. Freeze seed for two weeks before sowing. Sow in a bag with moist seed mix and keep at 70ºF for three weeks, then place in the fridge for four weeks, move to F55 where germination will occur in 1-4 weeks. Light helps with germination. Plants will flower the third year. 30 seeds.
	Aconitum napellus 'albus' Lot A3 Code: ANA2 Price: $2.40 Qty in Stock: 0 Sorry, we are currently sold out of 'Aconitum napellus 'albus' Lot A3 '. Please check back later. Quantity in Basket: none
	Aconitum napellus ssp. compactum 'Carneum' Code: ANCC Price: $2.50 Qty in Stock: 0 Sorry, we are currently sold out of 'Aconitum napellus ssp. compactum 'Carneum''. Please check back later. Quantity in Basket: none
	Aconitum septentrionale 'Ivorine' Code: SASI Price: $2.95 Qty in Stock: 0 Sorry, we are currently sold out of 'Aconitum septentrionale 'Ivorine''. Please check back later. Quantity in Basket: none
	Aconitum variegatum Code: AV32 Price: $2.00 Qty in Stock: 0 Sorry, we are currently sold out of 'Aconitum variegatum'. Please check back later. Quantity in Basket: none
	Aconitum vulparia Code: SAV Price: $2.50 Qty in Stock: 0 Sorry, we are currently sold out of 'Aconitum vulparia'. Please check back later. Quantity in Basket: none
	Acroclinium roseum 'Large Flowering Hybrids' Code: FDR4 Price: $1.55 Quantity in Basket: none
	[Helipterum roseum] This mixture contains pink, carmine, red and white colored flowers. An outstanding cut and dried flower. Best Sown outdoors in situ, germination in less than 2 weeks at 72ºF, 100 seeds.
	Acroclinium roseum 'Tetra Red' Code: 4AC2 Price: $1.60 Quantity in Basket: none
	[Helipterum] 'Strawflower' (ak-ro-KLIE-nee-um: ro-SEE-um) A tetraploid selection with deep red colored, double flowers that have dark black centers. Plants grow 2 feet tall. Thrives in poor, well-drained soils with little need for addition attention. Use in full sun. For best dried material, cut just before the flowers open fully and hang small bundles upside down in a cool, shady place with good air circulation. The common name comes from the texture of the flower petals which are like dry straw. Annuals. The species is native from south-western Australia. Start about 7 weeks before your last frost, seeds germinate in 1 to 2 weeks. 50 seeds.
	Actaea erythrocarpa Code: ACT1 Price: $2.90 Qty in Stock: 0 Sorry, we are currently sold out of 'Actaea erythrocarpa'. Please check back later. Quantity in Basket: none
	Actaea pachypoda Code: SARS Price: $2.00 Qty in Stock: 0 Sorry, we are currently sold out of 'Actaea pachypoda'. Please check back later. Quantity in Basket: none
	Actaea rubra Code: SAR Price: $2.00 Quantity in Basket: none
	'Red Baneberry' or 'Snakeberry' (a-TEE-a: RUB-ra) Slow growing, long lived shade plants with white flowers followed by umbel like raceme heads of loosely held red berries. Does well in deep shade under trees in humus rich, moisture retentive, cool soils with a pH of 6 to 7. Native from Eastern and Northern North America. All 8 species of Actaea are poisonous but the fruits are not tasty so the chances of any one harming them selves by accident is slim. Plants grow two feet tall and bloom in mid spring and the berries are green in color until midsummer, they then become bright red. Nice clump forming plants in cultivation, upright growing with attractive foliage that looks somewhat like an elderberry,thus the genus name from the Greek word 'aktea',meaning 'Elder'. Plants take three years of growth to reach flowering size. One of the few woodland native plants that still looks good in August. Zones 3-9. Sow seed into a plastic bag with moist seed mix and keep at 60-70ºF for 4 weeks, move to the fridge for 6 weeks, then move to 50F were germination should occur. Sometimes germination may take two years- so do not discard seeds trays if no germination. The seeds have been stored cool and moist and should be sown as soon as you recieve them and not allowed to dry out. 50 seeds.
	Actaea rubra form neglecta Code: SARFN Price: $2.75 Quantity in Basket: none
	'Red Banebery' The white berried form of Actaea rubra. Plants grow 15 to 19 inches tall and are long lived, doing very well in open to deep shade. Plants will take 5 years or so to bloom from seed. Zones 3-8. Sow seed into a plastic bag with moist seed mix and keep at 60-70ºF for 3 weeks, move to the fridge for for 6 to 12 weeks, then move to 50F were germination should occur. Sometimes germination take two years- so do not discard seeds trays if no germination. 25 seeds.
	Adenophora bulleyana Code: SAB-A7 Price: $1.65 Quantity in Basket: none
	'Lady Bells' (a-den-O-fo-ra : bul-ee-YAH-nuh) CAMPANULACEAE: This is the normal light blue form, plants grow 35 inches tall and almost snake their way up through other plants. A good garden subject for mits attractive bell shaped flowers in mid summer. The flowers are charming little bells resembling a Campanula. To me it is one of those plants that are attractive in a dainty sort of way, The flowers are produced later in summer. The foliage is most basil with small reduced leaves on the stems and a greenish-yellow color. Plant in full sun in moister retentive soil that are well draining or in light shade. Plants bloom in Late summer and should bloom the second year. This species produces a thick-fleshy white root and once established does not like to be disturbed. Zones 3-8. Native to Western China to Eurasia and Japan. Surface sow and germinate the seeds around F45-50, Higher temps will produce poorer results. Germination is irregular, occurring over a period of 1-8 weeks. A good subject to sow in late winter out and keep the tray outside for germination in spring while the soil medium is still cool. 50 seeds.
	Adenophora confusa Code: 5DA2-H Price: $2.00 Quantity in Basket: none
	[Adenophora stricta] [Adenophora stricta subsp. confusa] 'Ladybells' (ad-eh-NO-for-uh: kon-FEW-suh) Campanulaceae. Plants grow 3 feet tall with narrow spikes of medium blue flowers, the flowers are bell-shaped and make for nice cut flowers. After blooming from late spring into late summer plants go dormant leaving nothing above ground except the tall stems with green then brown , small ball shaped seed capsules. Cut them off to prevent self seeding. Plants do not spread under ground very much, but any small piece left in the ground after digging can grow into a new plant. Best in part shade in moisture retentive but well draining soils. Zones 3-9. Surface sow and germinate the seeds around F45 -50, Higher temps will produce poorer results. Germination is irregular, from 1-8 weeks. 300 seeds.
	Adenophora gmelinii var. coronopifolia Lot R Code: RA82 Price: $2.65 Quantity in Basket: none
	[Adenophora coronopifolia] Campanulaceae. Most of the plants leaves are basal leaves with an ovate-triangular shape, The few stem leaves narrowly linear and entire - starting off larger at the base of the stems and becoming smaller as they progress up the stems. The blue colored flowers are in spikes.