Campanula-Geum

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C Rapido Series
Campanula carpatica
Photo courtesy of Ball Horticultural Company ‘Pearl Deep Blue’
Campanula carpatica
‘Rapido Blue’
Photo courtesy of Ball Horticultural Company Photo courtesy of Luc Klinkhamer
Campanula carpatica Campanula Campanula glomerata
‘Rapido White’ ‘Dickson’s Gold’ ‘Genti Blue’ PPAF
Campanula carpatica ‘Rapido Blue’ Campanula carpatica provide striking contrast. If grown in
CAMRB30, CAMRB72 (Carpathian Bellflower) ‘Pearl Deep Blue’ part shade, the foliage is lime green.
Earliest blooming C. carpatica type on the CAMPD30, CAMPD72 (Carpathian Bell- 4-6in/LSp-MSu/Z3-8/30ct C
market with good vigor and uniformity. 1.5- flower) Cup-shaped, upward-facing,
2in, cup-shaped, violet blue flowers with 2 in wide, blue-violet flowers. The
Campanula glomerata
lighter blue centers and dark green foliage. dark green foliage forms a compact,
5-7in/MSp-LSu/Z3-8/30 & 72ct S uniform clump. Tends to bloom a few ‘Genti Blue’ PPAF
weeks earlier than other carpaticas. CAMGB30 (Clustered Bellflower) Boasts
a compact habit and beautiful, violet
Campanula carpatica ‘Rapido White’ 8in/LSp-LSu/Z3-8/30 & 72ct S
blue flowers. Clustered, bell-shaped
CAMRW30, CAMRW72 (Carpathian Bellflow- flowers bloom profusely atop the dark
er) Earliest blooming C. carpatica type on green foliage for a long period of time.
the market with good vigor and uniformi- Campanula ‘Dickson’s Gold’ From Rene van Gaalen. Perfect for con-
ty. 1-1.5in, cup-shaped, pure white flowers CAMDG30 (Bellflower) Bright gold tainers or the front of the border.
and dark green foliage. foliage forms a low growing, dense, 15-16in/LSp-MSu/Z5-8/30ct T
5-7in/MSp-LSu/Z3-8/30 & 72ct S weed-suppressing clump. A profusion
Asexual propagation prohibited.
of lavender blue, star-shaped flowers

Takion Series
(Peach-leaved Bellflower) Members of this series
are unique because they are about half the
height of typical persicifolias and they have very
large 2-2.5in, upward and outward facing flowers.
They are genetically compact without the use of
PGRs. Floriferous plants form a basal mound of
leathery, evergreen foliage.
16-20in/ESu-LSu/Z3-8/30 & 72ct S
Campanula persicifolia Takion Series –Blue
CAMTB30, CAMTB72 Lavender blue flowers.
Campanula persicifolia Campanula persicifolia Campanula persicifolia Takion Series–White
Takion Series –Blue Takion Series–White CAMTW30, CAMTW72 Pure white flowers.
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Cimicifuga ‘Chocoholic’ PP24821
Cerastium tomentosum Ceratostigma
‘Yo Yo’ Fall Color plumbaginoides
Cerastium tomentosum ‘Yo Yo’ Cimicifuga ramosa
CERYY30 (Snow in Summer) Unde- ‘Hillside Black Beauty’
manding groundcover for full sun and CIMHB20, CIMHB72 (Black Snakeroot)
poor soil. Small, woolly gray leaves Striking dark purplish-black foliage;
form a low carpet. This variety has a the darkest Cimicifuga to date. Fra-
more restrained, compact habit than grant, 1ft long, bottlebrush flowers
the species. Luminous white flowers. open white with a pale blush pink
4-6in/LSp-ESu/Z3-7/30ct S tinge. A collector’s item.
4-7ft/LSu-MFa/Z4-8/20 & 72ct T

Ceratostigma plumbaginoides
CERPL20 (Plumbago, Leadwort) An
excellent groundcover with late sum- Convallaria majalis
mer and fall interest. Green foliage in CONMAG2 (Lily of the Valley) Fragrant,
summer, then beautiful bronzy-red white, bell-shaped flowers followed
Cimicifuga ramosa
in fall. Brilliant gentian blue flowers by tiny, orange berries. They are
‘Hillside Black Beauty’
from late summer until the first hard coddled by the tulip-like leaves.
frost. Excellent groundcover for shade. (We
8-12in/LSu-MFa/Z5-9/20ct C suggest planting 4 pips to a 4in pot.)
6-8in/MSp-LSp/Z2-7/G2 Planting Pips D
Canadian restrictions apply.
Cimicifuga ‘Chocoholic’ PP24821 SSSSTTTEEEELLLLLLLLEAAARRRR
WGI Exclusive
Convallaria majalis ‘Bordeaux’
CIMCH20, CIMCH72 (Black Snakeroot)
Deep bronze purple, dissected leaves CONBOG1, CONBOG2 (Lily of the
Valley) Blooms more prolifically and
form a dense, upright clump. Greener
larger than the species. Taller flower
in full shade. Fragrant, bottlebrush
stalks appear more above the leaves.
flowers open mauve pink, then light-
(We suggest planting 4 pips to a 4in
en to white. Distinctive specimen for
pot.)
partial shade.
4-5ft/LSu-MFa/Z4-8/20 & 72ct T 6-8in/MSp-LSp/Z2-7/G1 Flowering Pips &
G2 Planting Pips D
Asexual propagation prohibited.
Canadian restrictions apply.
Convallaria majalis
Convallaria majalis ‘Bordeaux’
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Clematis
Zones 4-8
When to
Northern Regions Southern Regions
Plant Plant G1s in LWi-ESp Plant G1s in MWi
Clematis Clematis CRATER LAKE Clematis EARTHQUAKE
Clematis ‘Andromeda’
‘Blue Explosion’ (‘Mazury’) (‘Bieszczady’)
Clematis Clematis Clematis
Clematis ‘Henryi’
‘Ernest Markham’ ‘Fireworks’ ‘Fujimusume’
Clematis ‘Andromeda’ Clematis CRATER LAKE (‘Mazury’) Clematis ‘Ernest Markham’ Clematis ‘Fujimusume’
CLEANG1 This feminine beauty CLECLG1 This gorgeous double CLEEMG1 Magenta-red flowers CLEFUG1 A cool waterfall of
bears large, semi-double white flowered, long blooming selec- have a velvety sheen and gold- large, single, slightly fragrant,
flowers with rose pink bars tion produces large, periwinkle en anthers. Blooms heaviest in wisteria blue blossoms flow
early in the growing season fol- to soft blue flowers with a small late summer and fall. Vigorous from this elegant vine twice
lowed by single flowers in late tuft of ivory anthers. Consistent grower. One of the easiest vari- per season. Relatively com-
summer. Showy seed heads in flower form. eties to grow; performs equally pact yet vigorous. Tolerates
fall. Relatively fast growing. Double/5-7in/June-Sept/6½-10ft/ well in full sun or partial shade. light shade and grows well in
Semi-double & single/5-7in/May- Grp3/G1 C Single/4-6in/June-July & Aug- containers.
June & Aug-Sept/8-10ft/Grp2/G1 C Oct/8-16ft/Grp2/G1 C Single/5-7in/June & Aug/6-8ft/
Clematis EARTHQUAKE Grp2/G1 C
Clematis ‘Blue Explosion’ (‘Bieszczady’)
CLEBEG1 Incredible bloom CLEEAG1 Showy selection Clematis ‘Fireworks’
power. First round of flow- produces a flurry of very large, CLEFIG1 Striking large-flow- Clematis ‘Henryi’
ers are semi-double, second vibrant pink flowers with white ered, bicolor variety. Bright CLEHEG1 Lovely, perfectly
round of flowers are single. bars that form a star-shaped to light purple flowers with a formed, pure white flowers
Large, blue flowers with a hint pattern in the center of each wide, vivid reddish-pink central with purple-violet anthers.
of pink at the tips. blossom. Long blooming. bar (color varies slightly with Foliage is bronze when young.
Semi-double & single/5in/May- Attractive seed heads. exposure). Great for covering Suitable for containers.
June & July-Sept/7.5-9ft/Grp2/G1 C Single/5-7in/June-Sept/6-9ft/ large trellises. Single/6-8in/May-June & July-
Grp3/G1 C Single/6-8in/May-June & Aug- Sept/8-10ft/Grp2/G1 C
Sept/8-10ft/Grp2/G1 C
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Clematis ‘Nelly Moser’
Clematis
‘Innocent Blush’
Clematis ‘Piilu’
Clematis ‘Niobe’
Clematis
‘Innocent Glance’
Clematis ‘Isago’
Clematis ‘Omoshiro’ Clematis ‘Red Cardinal’
Clematis ‘Multi Blue’ Clematis ‘Omoshiro’
CLEBLG1 A unique selection CLEOMG1 This elegant Japanese
with ever-changing flowers that hybrid produces exquisite,
start off single, then develop large, white blossoms which are
multiple rows of petals as they flushed with magenta pink at
age. Deep blue-purple with the margins and on the reverse
Clematis
silvery midribs. Outstanding! accented by purple anthers.
Clematis ‘Multi Blue’
‘Jackmanii’ Single & double/4-5in/May-June & Single/5-7in/May-June & Sept/6-
Aug-Oct/5-10ft/Grp2/G1 C 8ft/Grp2/Z4-8/G1 C
Clematis ‘Innocent Blush’ Clematis ‘Isago’
Clematis ‘Nelly Moser’
CLEIBG1 Interesting cultivar bear- CLEISG1 Elegant reblooming Clematis ‘Piilu’
ing large, semi-double blossoms selection. First round of fluffy CLENMG1 Eye-catching striped CLEPLG1 Often touted as the
flowers are pale mauve with a
that open like a peony. Larger white flowers are large doubles most heavily blooming Clem-
deep purplish-pink central bar
petals surround shorter, twist- measuring 4-5in across. Second atis. Light pink flowers with a
and very dark reddish-purple
ed petals in the center. Single round are semi-double to sin- dark purple-red bar. First blos-
stamens. Attractive persistent
flowers in fall. Light pink with a gle. Japanese selection hybrid- soms are double, second round
seed heads. Very showy.
darker blush on the edges of the ized by Susumu Arafune. of blossoms are single.
Single/7-9in/May-June & Sept/6-
petals. Double & semi-double to sin- Double & single/3-4in/May-July &
10ft/Grp2/G1 C
Semi-double & single/5-7in/June & gle/4-5in/May-June & Aug-Sept/7- Aug-Sept/4-6ft/Grp2/G1 C
Aug-Sept/6ft/Grp2/G1 C 10ft/Grp2/G1 C
Clematis ‘Red Cardinal’
NEW! Clematis Clematis ‘Jackmanii’ Clematis ‘Niobe’
‘Innocent Glance’ CLEJAG1 Solid deep purple flow- CLENIG1 The velvety, ruby CLERCG1 Glowing crimson-red
flowers with blunt tipped,
CLEIGG1 Fully double, 5-6in pale ers with prominent, creamy-yel- red flowers of this variety are
pink flowers are edged with low stamens. A long-time favor- somewhat cup-shaped and recurving sepals and contrast-
a darker pink margin. A sec- ite due to its vigorous growth have contrasting ivory stamens. ing cream anthers. Combine
ond round follows with single habit and consistent flowering This is one of the very best reds with purples and yellows for
flowers. ability. Beautiful when grown available in the trade. It holds outstanding color.
through ivy up a wall or fence. its color well all season long. Single/4-6in/July-Oct/6-10ft/Grp3/
D7fot/uGbrlpe2 &/G si1n Cgle/5-6in/May-July/6- Single/5-6in/June-Oct/8-12ft/Grp3/ Single/5-7in/May-Sept/6-8ft/Grp3/ G1 C
G1 C G1 C
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C Clematis ‘Red Star’ Clematis VOLCANO (‘Mazowsze’)
CLERSG1 Rare Japanese selection CLEVOG1 This impressive Clema-
that produces double blossoms tis erupts with a stream of large,
twice per season. Fully double, deep velvety red blossoms with
magenta flowers appear in early pale yellow anthers for several
summer and early fall. Relatively months. Vigorous grower; toler-
short; well-suited to containers ates light shade.
and small trellises. Single/6-8in/June to Sept/6½-11ft/
Double/4-6in/June & Sept/4-6ft/ Grp3/Z4-8/G1 C
Grp2/G1 C
Clematis ‘Wildfire’
Clematis ‘The President’ CLEWIG1 Huge 6-8in, saturat-
CLETPG1 Deep violet-blue flow- ed magenta to violet purple
Clematis ‘Red Star’ Clematis ‘The President’
ers with dark reddish-puple flowers with a reddish purple
anthers are followed by attrac- bar glow in the sun. Very long
tive seed heads in the fall. blooming selection. Simply
Single/6-8in/May-June & Sept- stunning!
Oct/8-12ft/Grp2/G1 C Single/6-8in/June - Sept/8-10ft/
Grp2/G1 C
Bush Clematis
Clematis VOLCANO
Clematis ‘Wildfire’
(‘Mazowsze’)
Clematis
‘Sweet Summer Love’
PP24044
Clematis recta SERIOUS BLACK™
CLESBG1 (Bush Clematis) AKA Clematis recta ‘Lime Close’.
Extraordinarily dark purple new foliage forms an upright,
self-supporting clump of intertwining stems. Benefits from
the support of other perennials. Foliage matures to olive
green and is topped with a profusion of antique ivory blos-
soms. Rare selection.
Single/1in/May-June & July/4-6ft/Grp2/Z3-9/G1 C

Photo courtesy of Proven Winners®
Bush vs. Vine Clematis
Clematis ‘Sweet Summer Love’ PP24044
SERIOUS BLACK™ is totally
Clematis ‘Sweet Summer Love’ PP24044 different than the other
CLESSG1 A Sweet Autumn Clematis type that blooms a lovely vining Clematis that we
cranberry-violet color instead of the typical white. Incredibly offer in our catalog. You’ll
fragrant and very easy to grow. A Proven Winners® ColorChoice® receive a much larger,
Flowering Shrub. generously-sized plant (see
Single/2-3in/July to Sept/10 -15ft/Grp3/Z4-9/G1 C image at right to compare it
All propagation prohibited. to the Polish varieties). We
Proven Winners® label and container required. grow SERIOUS BLACK™ in
Recommended Finish Size: Premium 1-Gal our own Michigan fields.

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Coreopsis
When to Northern Regions Southern Regions
Plant 72s, 30s and G1s in Plant 72s, 30s, and G1s in
Plant
LWi-LSp LWi-MSp
Coreopsis SIZZLE & SPICE™ Series
Heat up your summer garden with SIZZLE & SPICE™ Coreopsis, a new
line of Threadleaf Coreopsis from Walters Gardens, Inc. hybridizing.
New!
Members of this collection have compact, rounded habits that are
covered with flowers from early to late summer.
NEW! Coreopsis verticillata NEW! Coreopsis verticillata
‘Crazy Cayenne’ PPAF ‘Hot Paprika’ PPAF
CORCZ30, CORCZ72 (Threadleaf CORHP30, CORHP72 (Threadleaf Co-
Coreopsis) 1¾in wide, fiery sunset reopsis) Beautiful 1½in, rich, deep
orange flowers have intense red flowers. Bright green, thread-
red-orange color concentrated at leaf foliage forms a compact,
the centers of the petals. Gray- rounded, and uniform mound.
green, threadlike foliage forms a 15-18in/ESu-LSu/Z5-9/30 & 72ct C
perfectly domed, rounded, and Asexual propagation prohibited.
uniform habit. Coreopsis verticillata ‘Crazy Cayenne’ PPAF
15-18in/ESu-LSu/Z5-9/30 & 72ct C
Asexual propagation prohibited.
NEW! Coreopsis verticillata

‘Zesty Zinger’ PPAF New!
CORZZ30, CORZZ72 (Threadleaf Co-
NEW! Coreopsis verticillata
reopsis) 1½in, light ivory flowers
‘Curry Up’ PPAF
have dark magenta centers which
CORCY30, CORCY72 (Threadleaf Co-
spread toward the edge of the
reopsis) 1½in wide, golden yellow
petals. Bright green, threadleaf
flowers with clear, dark red eyes have
foliage forms a compact, rounded
wider petals. The rounded, compact
mound.
habit has excellent flower coverage,
15-18in/ESu-LSu/Z5-9/30 & 72ct C
looking like a blanket of flowers.
Asexual propagation prohibited.
Bright green, threadleaf foliage.
15-18in/ESu-LSu/Z5-9/30 & 72ct C
Asexual propagation prohibited.
Coreopsis verticillata ‘Curry Up’ PPAF
New! New!
Coreopsis verticillata ‘Hot Paprika’ PPAF Coreopsis verticillata ‘Zesty Zinger’ PPAF
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C Coreopsis L’IL BANG™ Series
BREEDER PROFILE
Darrell Probst
The genus Coreopsis has
come a long way over the
years thanks in large part
to the extensive hybrid-
izing efforts of Darrell
Probst. His revolutionary
cultivars bloom longer,
are highly disease resis-
tant, and more durable in
the landscape. Try all four
of Darrell’s series!
Coreopsis ‘Daybreak’ PPAF
Coreopsis ‘Starlight’ PPAF
Coreopsis ‘Daybreak’ PPAF Coreopsis ‘Red Elf’ PPAF
CORDA30, CORDA72 (Tickseed) CORRL30, CORRL72 (Tickseed) Love
Sterile, bicolor flowers with a promi- ‘Mercury Rising’ but need some-
nent orange-red center and fringed, thing smaller? Deep burgundy
Coreopsis ‘Enchanted Eve’ PPAF gold tips bloom all season long. red, sterile blossoms are produced
Forms a short, basal mound of highly atop a more compact clump of
disease resistant foliage. Naturally disease resistant, medium green
compact; shorter than BIG BANG™ foliage all season. Blossoms have
varieties. Great in containers. lightly frosted white tips in high
8-12in/ESu-EFa/Z5-9/30 & 72ct C summer.
Asexual propagation prohibited. 8-12in/ESu-EFa/Z5-9/30 & 72ct C
Asexual propagation prohibited.

Coreopsis ‘Enchanted Eve’ PPAF
COREE30, COREE72 (Tickseed) Fills
Coreopsis ‘Starlight’ PPAF
out a pot quickly with a broad yet
CORSL30, CORSL72 (Tickseed) Large,
compact mound of disease-free,
sterile, white flowers with a bur-
green foliage that stays nice all
gundy eye are produced all season;
season. Sterile, butter yellow
eye expands in cooler temps.
blossoms with a soft red eye are
Forms a low mound of highly
incredibly long blooming. Red eye
disease resistant foliage. Naturally
expands as temperatures cool.
compact; shorter than BIG BANG™
8-12in/ESu-EFa/Z5-9/30 & 72ct C
varieties. Great in containers.
Asexual propagation prohibited.
8-12in/ESu-EFa/Z5-9/30 & 72ct C

Coreopsis ‘Red Elf’ PPAF Asexual propagation prohibited.

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Coreopsis C
SATIN & LACE™ Series
Coreopsis ‘Berry Chiffon’ Coreopsis ‘Red Chiffon’
PPAF PPAF
CORBC30, CORBC72 (Tick- CORRC30, CORRC72 (Tickseed) A
seed) Sterile, white flowers flurry of sterile, yellow flowers
with a vibrant raspberry red with a scarlet red eye bloom
eye bloom for months; eye for months; eye expands
expands in cool temps. Dark in cool temps. Dark green,
green, threadleaf foliage threadleaf foliage forms a
forms a sturdy, upright clump. sturdy, upright clump. More
Highly disease resistant; more disease resistant, compact,
heat and cold tolerant than and heat and cold tolerant
other threadleafs. than ‘Route 66’.
15-18in/MSu-EFa/Z4-9/30 &72ct C 15-18in/MSu-EFa/Z4-9/30 & 72ct C Photo courtesy of Darrell Probst Photo courtesy of Darrell Probst
Coreopsis Coreopsis
Asexual propagation prohibited. Asexual propagation prohibited.
‘Berry Chiffon’ PPAF ‘Red Chiffon’ PPAF

Coreopsis BIG BANG™ Series
Coreopsis Coreopsis Coreopsis Coreopsis
‘Cosmic Eye’ PP22601 ‘Full Moon’ PP19364 ‘Galaxy’ PP21999 ‘Mercury Rising’ PP24689
Coreopsis Coreopsis Coreopsis ‘Galaxy’ PP21999 Coreopsis
‘Cosmic Eye’ PP22601 ‘Full Moon’ PP19364 CORGA30 (Tickseed) A short, ‘Mercury Rising’ PP24689
CORCE30, CORCE72 (Tickseed) CORFM30 (Tickseed) An ex- compact selection that blooms CORME30, CORME72 (Tickseed)
Very popular selection! Forms tremely floriferous, very long for months. Excellent in com- Velvety wine red, 1½-2in, sterile
a short, compact clump of blooming selection that is bination containers. Large 2in, blossoms cover the bright
healthy green foliage that a dynamo in the landscape. fluffy semi-double to double, green, wide spreading, mound-
is covered in 1½-2in, sun- Bright canary yellow, 2-3in canary yellow flowers dance ed foliage all summer. Blossoms
ny yellow blossoms with a flowers are carried on well- above the healthy bright green have lightly frosted white tips in
prominent burgundy red eye branched stems atop a bushy foliage. high summer. Excellent disease
for several months. Great in clump of healthy bright green 12in/ESu-EFa/Z5-9/30ct C resistance. Proven hardy to
combination containers. foliage for several months. Asexual propagation prohibited. zone 5.
12-15in/ESu-EFa/Z5-9/30 & 72ct C 18-24in/ESu-EFa/Z5-9/30ct C 15-18in/ESu-EFa/Z5-9/30 & 72ct C
Asexual propagation prohibited. Asexual propagation prohibited. Asexual propagation prohibited.

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C Coreopsis Coreopsis grandiflora Coreopsis verticillata
‘Early Sunrise’ ‘Moonbeam’
PERMATHREAD™ Series CORES30, CORES72 (Tickseed) A CORMOG1, CORMOG2, CORMO72
profusion of brilliant golden-yellow, (Threadleaf Coreopsis) A top seller.
semi-double flowers, each flushed Bright lemon yellow flowers are
orange-yellow in the center, bring produced proflically. Forms an airy
unbeatable color to the garden. One clump of fine, needle-like foliage on
of the earliest Coreopsis to bloom. upright stems.
18in/LSp-LSu/Z4-9/30 & 72ct S 18-24in/ESu-LSu/Z4-9/G1 & G2, 72ct C
SSSSTTTEEEELLLLLLLLEAAARRRR
Coreopsis verticillata ‘Zagreb’
Coreopsis grandiflora ‘Sun Up’
CORZAG1, CORZAG2, CORZA72 (Thread-
CORSN30, CORSN72 (Tickseed) Touted
leaf Coreopsis) An excellent perform-
as a more compact version of ‘Early
er with bright golden-yellow flowers
Sunrise’ with the same long and
(deeper yellow than ‘Moonbeam’).
early blooming season. Semi-double
This variety forms an exceptionally
yellow flowers bloom the first year.
bushy yet airy clump of fine, nee-
Excellent heat and drought tolerance
dle-like foliage on upright stems.
once established.
15in/ESu-LSu/Z4-9/G1 & G2, 72ct C
10-12in/LSp-LSu/Z4-9/30 & 72ct S
SSSSTTTEEEELLLLLLLLEAAARRRR
Coreopsis ‘Red Satin’ PPAF Corydalis lutea
Coreopsis ‘Jethro Tull’ PP18789 CORLU30, CORLU72 (Yellow Corydalis)
CORJT30, CORJT72 (Tickseed) A nat- Fresh green, fern-like leaves are held
Coreopsis ‘Red Satin’ PPAF
ural bispecific cross between ‘Early in softly falling tiers. Golden yellow
CORRD30, CORRD72 (Tickseed) The first member of this
Sunrise’ and ‘Zamfir’. Golden yellow flowers are produced heavily in late
series of threadleaf Coreopsis from master hybridizer
flowers with more consistently fluted spring followed by sporadic rebloom
Darrell Probst. Solid deep wine red to ruby red flowers
petals are produced atop a compact through mid-fall if plants are kept
cover the deep green, threadleaf, tightly mounding
mound of foliage. Very floriferous. moist in the garden. Reseeds pro-
foliage all summer. Proven hardy to zone 5.
18in/ESu-MSu/Z4-9/30 & 72ct C lifically. In container culture, water
15-18in/ESu-LSu/Z5-9/30 & 72ct C
Asexual propagation prohibited. plants sparingly for best success.
Asexual propagation prohibited.
9-15in/LSp-MFa/Z5-7/30 & 72ct S
Photo courtesy of Ball Horticultural Company
Coreopsis grandiflora
Coreopsis grandiflora ‘Sun Up’ Coreopsis ‘Jethro Tull’ PP18789
‘Early Sunrise’
Coreopsis verticillata ‘Moonbeam’ Coreopsis verticillata ‘Zagreb’ Corydalis lutea
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Crocosmia ‘Emily McKenzie’ Crocosmia ‘Walberton Yellow’ Delosperma LAVENDER ICE (‘Psfave’) C
Back by Popular Demand CROWYG1 (Montbretia) Exhibits traits that DELLC30 (Hardy Ice Plant) Hardy se-
CROEMG1 (Montbretia) Truly impressive, often elude Crocosmia: good vigor, long lection with cool lavender, pink-eyed
glowing orange flowers with crimson flowering time, and reliable cold hardi- flowers that have a glimmering metallic
throats stand in rows on wiry, gracefully ness. Large, golden yellow blossoms stand shimmer. Large 2in blossoms blanket the
arched stems from midsummer thru early upright and open-faced on arching stems. green, succulent, evergreen foliage all
fall. These stems make long-lasting cut Sword-like foliage. From David Tristam. summer and into fall. Great for waterwise
flowers and add tropical flair to any bou- 18-24in/MSu-LSu/Z6-9/G1 D landscapes. From Plant Select®.
quet or garden. 2-4in/LSp-EFa/Z4-9/30ct C
24-30in/MSu-LSu/Z6-9/G1 D
Delosperma FIRE SPINNER® (‘P001S’)
Delosperma TABLE MOUNTAIN®
DELFS30, DELFS72 (Hardy Ice Plant) Incredi-
Crocosmia ‘Lucifer’ ble tricolor, nickel-sized flowers are orange (‘John Proffitt’)
CROLUG1 (Montbretia) Brilliant flame red with a hot pink ring around the white eye. DELTM30 (Hardy Ice Plant) Similar look as
flowers stand in rows on wiry, arched D. cooperi but bred to be hardier. Forms a
Requires vernalization to bloom. Blooms
stems that are perfect for cutting. The brilliant blanket of large 1½-2in, magenta to
prolifically atop a weed suppressing mat of
broad, sword-like foliage adds a spiky fuchsia pink flowers all summer and into fall.
succulent, apple green foliage. From Plant
element to the landscape. The hardiest Green, succulent, evergreen foliage takes on
Select®.
member of the genus that we offer. 1-3in/LSp-ESu/Z5-9/30 & 72ct C purple tones in winter. From Plant Select®.
36-42in/MSu-LSu/Z5-9/G1 D 2-4in/LSp-EFa/Z4-9/30ct C

Canadian restrictions apply.

Crocosmia ‘Prince of Orange’
CROPOG1 (Montbretia) Arching stems
of 20+, vivid red-orange blossoms with
a burgundy speckled, gold eye appear
atop the upright clump of dark green,
sword-like foliage. Creates a blast of color
in summer followed by highly decorative
seed pods in fall.
30-36in/MSu-LSu/Z5-9/G1 D
Crocosmia ‘Lucifer’ Crocosmia ‘Prince of Orange’
Crocosmia ‘Emily McKenzie’
Delosperma Delosperma Delosperma TABLE
Crocosmia ‘Walberton Yellow’
FIRE SPINNER® (‘P001S’) LAVENDER ICE (‘Psfave’) MOUNTAIN™ (‘John Proffitt’)
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x/x/x/x/x = foliage height / scape height (where applicable) / bloom time / zone / size offered