2024 List of Plants for Sale
at Anna’s Perennials

Locally-grown & pesticide-free

Please note: some plants are in short supply. If there is a particular plant you are looking for, please call or email before driving a long way. We cannot guarantee that the plant you are looking for will be available all season. There is the possibility that some plants don’t survive our winter so sometimes the list may change in May.

We don’t take debit or credit cards. Payment: cash, e-transfer, cheque
We do not give any guarantees.
All stock is warranted in good condition on leaving our nursery.
No warranty is made as to the productiveness of any stock sold.
Returns are not accepted.

Our prices:

Perennials $8 and up
Grasses $15 and up
Hostas $10-$20
Iris to Saxifraga
Sempervivums $6 and up
Sedums $8 and up
Winter hardy cactus $10-$15
Shrubs and trees are $22 and up

Prices do not include HST.

Most of our plants are potted in 1 or 2-gallon pots.

Perennials

Acanthus hungaricus– bear’s breeches, h 3-4′, Rose-purple june-july, sun to part shade, zone 5, dislike transplanting. Interesting foliage and flowers.
Achillea millefolium ‘Paprika’ This hybrid selection has cherry-red, gold-centered flowers, later fading to light pink h-18-27″ hot, dry, and sunny location zone 2 DT
Achillea millefolium “Terracotta”, beautiful blooms which open orange fading to yellow with age, h 29-35″, sun, zone 2 DT
Achillea millefolium “Walhter Funckle”, brick-red flowers that age to rusty terracotta orange, then creamy yellow. 29-35 inches, zone 2
Actinidia kolomikta, hardy kiwi vine, sun to part shade, zone 4, edible
Aconitum Uncinatum- purple-blue, h-5′, part shade, scrambling Harmful if eaten, few available in June,
Aconitum Arendsii – deep blue, h 5′, sun to part shade, Harmful if eaten, poisonous
Aconitum Napellus, sun to part shade, blue, blooms mid to late summer, poisonous
Aconitum Cloudy, white to pale purple flowers with purple petal margins. Height: 12-24″, zone 3. All parts of the plant are poisonous
Actaea simplex ‘Black Negligee’( Cimicifuga, bugbane ) white, scented, h 4-5’, dark foliage, few available
Actaea “Chocoholic” purple-black foliage, pinkish flowers, h 4-5′, zone 4, part shade to shade, few available
Actea “Hillside Black Beauty” an upright clump of striking, dark purplish-black foliage contrasted by long, white bottlebrush blooms late in the season. Part shade to shade, h 4-7′, zone 4
Actaea”Pink Spike” shell pink flowers, h-3-5′. part shade to shade, zone 4 available in June
Actaea ‘James Compton’ compact, bronze-leaved bugbane cultivar that typically grows to 2.5-3’ tall. Small, numerous, creamy white (sometimes with a pink tinge), fragrant flowers appear in late summer to early fall, not available in 2024
Actaea is the new name for Cimicifuga. This is a most beautiful perennial for shade gardens, Foliage, flowers, and fragrance, this perennial has it all. My favorite.
Adiantum pedatum, Northern Maidenhair Fern, h 1-2′, part shade to shade, zone 3
Agastache ‘Blue Fortune’- Anise Hyssop, blue-purple flowers from early summer to late fall, h 24-36″, zone 4 sun!!
Alchemilla Mollis-Lady’s Mantle, green, h-18″, sun-part shade
Allium-Curly Onion-pink, h-6″, sun
Amsonia “Storm Cloud” blue, dark steams, h-3′, sun to part shade, zone 4
Anemone Japonica-pink, h-3’sun- part shade, TD
Anemone hybrid” Honorine Jobert”, white flowers in September, Sun to part shade, h- 3-4, zone 4
Anemone sylvestris, white blooms in April. h-1′ – 1,5′, Sun to part shade, Can be very aggressive in loose soils but spreads less in clay soils. zone 4.
Aquilegia Canadensis ‘Little Lanterns’- columbine, red flowers in spring, sun to part shade, zone 3,
h 8-10″
Aruncus aethusifolius – white flowers and finely cut foliage, can produce up to 100 flower stalks on a mature plant, h-1’, sun to part shade. zone 3, only a few are available
Aruncus “Chantilly Lace” white flowers June-July h-32″, part shade to shade, z-3
Asarum-wild ginger-brown h-3″, part shade-shade, native
Asclepias Cinderella- three months of vanilla-scented, rose-pink flowers in large, compact clusters from midsummer to early fall. Deadheading the flowers will stimulate another bloom cycle about a month after the first one. The flowers, which are heavily laden with nectar and pollen, are particularly attractive to hummingbirds, butterflies, bees, and other beneficial insects. h-3′-5′, zone 3
Asclepias Tuberosa-Butterfly weed- orange, h-3′, sun, native, DT,
Aster cordifolius-Blue wood aster, sun to part shade, minimum 3h of sun, h 2-3′, zone 3
Aster dumosus ‘Wood’s Light Blue’ – 12-18”, sun part shade, z-4
Aster Grape Crush-Very rich, dark purple flowers are produced above dark green foliage in early fall to midfall, h-26-30″, sun, zone 3
Aster oblongifolium” October Skies” aromatic aster, is a Missouri native plant that typically occurs on limestone glades, slopes, prairies, and dry open ground. A bushy, stiff, compact, low-growing plant with hairy stems and blue flowers 08-10. h-18″, zone 3
Astilbes are Deer and Rabbit-resistant
Astilbe arendsii Astilbe ‘Look at Me’ pink flowers, red stems, 16-18″ early, zone 3, beautiful
Astilbe arendsii” Happy Spirit” white in 06-07, part shade to full shade, zone 4
Astilbe arendsii “Sister Theresa” pink, cotton candy-colored flowers, this variety produces particularly lavish blooms h- 20”-24” , limited
Astilbe “Hot pearls” rosy red flower, h-18″, zone 4
Astilbe chinensis “Dark Side of the Moon” h 20-22″near black foliage. Dark stems hold raspberry buds that burst with rosy purple flowers. This performs best both for growing and flowering in full sun in the north with adequate moisture but also grows in shade.
Astilbe chinensis ‘Mighty Chocolate Cherry’ velvety, red flower spikes over boldly divided dark green and chocolate brown to reddish foliage, blooms mid-season, h- 45″, part shade, deer and rabbit resistant, zone 3
Astilbe chinensis ‘Mighty Red Quin’ red, h- 40″, part shade to full shade, zone 3 N/A Astilbe chinensis “Pumila” Part shade-shade h-12” lavender-purple, ground cover
Astilbe chinensis ”Visions in Red” deep red-purple flowers 08-09, h-18” z-3. PP 11860
Astilbe japonica “Montgomery” bright red, h-21-23” zone 3, few available
Astilbe “Delft Lace”h23-26”, pink in mid-summer, beautiful, few available
Astilbe Go Go Red A profuse bloomer, large fluffy ruby red plumes first in late spring and early summer. But that’s not all! This gem surprises us with more blossoms from fall until a hard frost. h 23-27
Astilbe “Heavy Metal “, late, cherry red flower, h 24-28”, zone 3, part shade
Astilbe “Short & Sweet Sugarberry”-soft pink fragrant flowers, zone 3
Astilbe “Younique carmine” blooms Jun-July, h-16″, z-4
Astilbes are Deer and Rabbit-resistant
Astrantia Major- light pink, h-2″, part shade, DT
Astrantia major “Star of fire” red, h-2”, part shade DT, burgundy red with a white center, dark purple steam, zone 4 few available
Athyrium filix-femina (Lady), Lady fern, part sun to shade, h 1-3″, zone 4
Athyrium niponicum pictum ‘Godzilla’ arching clump of silvery fronds with green highlights on dark purple stems. Part to full shade.
Baptisia Australis-False Indigo- navy blue, h-3′, sun
Baptisia “American Gold Finch” yellow, h 3-5′, zone 4, only a few available
Baptisia Cherries Jubilee, Deep maroon buds open to bicolor maroon and yellow flowers held on strong scapes above the blue-green foliage in late spring to early summer. Secondary branching on the flower stems makes this variety especially floriferous. As the flowers age, they turn to gold, h – 3′, sun to part shade, zone 4.
Baptisia “Dark Chocolate” nearly black, charcoal purple flowers, very long lower spikes, h 3-5″, zone 4
Baptisia “Ivory Towers”- ivory white flowers from dusky purple buds on purple-black stems in mid to late spring followed by ornamental black seed pods. h-3′, zone 4
Baptisia Lemon Meringue, charcoal stems that carry the lemon yellow flowers in late spring to early summer, h-3′, zone 4, sun to part shade.
Baptisia ” Vanilla Cream”, pastel yellow buds open to creamy vanilla, zone 4, h- 3′.
Baptisia “Honey Roasted” Long 10″ spikes of dark mahogany flowers have bright yellow keels, producing a wonderful bicolor effect. The bushy habit is jam-packed with flowers when it is in bloom early in the growing season. Flowers lighten to yellow as the flowers mature. h 3-3,5′. zone 4
Babatsias are slow growers but very long-lived perennials
Bergenia spp- pink, h-20″, – part shade
Brunnera macrophylla” Alexandria” zone-4, part shade to shade. limited
Brunnera M.Queen of Hearts- heart-shaped leaves with silver overlay and narrower bands of dark green veining. Zone 4
Brunnera M Sea Harts-thick silver foliage, zone 4
Cactus- scroll down the page to Winter hardy cactus
Caltha palustris-Yellow Marsh Marigold, sun to light shade, zone 3, h- 18″
Campanula carpatica ” Pearl White” is a low, cushion-shaped mound of small green leaves, with loads of up-facing, open bells appearing in early summer. white, sun, DT N/A
Campanula Sarastro, compact habit and long blooming season, h-28″, sun, purple 06-08, zone 4
Canna Red K Humbert, tomato-red blooms, and glossy bronze foliage
Chelone obliqua – Pink Turtlehead, pink, sun to part shade. Height 25-35″, zone 3
Chelone lyonii ” Tiny Tortuga” deep pink flowers from late summer to fall, h 12-16″, zone 3
Clematis Henryi, big white flowers. h 9-15′, zone 4
Clematis Jackmanii, medium flower blue-purple, up to 10′, sun to light shade, zone 4
Clematis Multi Blue- deep blue, double flowers, h 6′-8′, zine 4
Clematis Mrs N Thompson, large violet flowers with a red central stripe, flowering in the spring and again in late summer. h 6-9′ sun
Clematis paniculata, Sweet autumn clematis, h 20-30′, white fragrant flowers. Blooms May through July and again in September, zone 4
Clematis Piilu (“little duckling), 4-6′ Blooms May through July and again in September. Single and double flowers, pale purplish-pink margins, and deep pink central bars. Flowers are 3-4″ wide. Sun, zone 4
Clematis”The President” big purple/blue flowers, sun, h 8-10′ Tolerate: Deer, Black Walnut
Clematis “Rain dance “The clump is covered with a profusion of small 2½-3″, indigo blue flowers with darker midribs and lighter margins. Although this is a non-vining Clematis, the plant will benefit from support, either from staking or from neighboring plants. If allowed to ramble without staking, it will spread to 38-40″ wide. h-26”, zone 3, sun to part shade
Coreopsis “Jethro Tull” single golden-yellow daisies with a ring of tubular or fluted petals. h-12-16″, sun !!, z-5
Coreopsis verticillata ‘Moonbeam’ h-1,5′, yellow, sun, zone 3
Crocosmia “Lucifer” brilliant flame-red flowers, mulch heavily for winter. h-12-23′, sun, zone 5 and up
Darmera Peltata-white with pink flowers, ornamental foliage, h-4-5′, sun, regular to moist soil
Dicentra spectabilis, green foliage, pink flowers, h-2-3′, part shade, zone 3
Dicentra spectabilis” Ruby Gold” is the first gold foliage Dicentra spectabilis with true red flowers. h-23″, part to full shade, zone 4
Delphinium ‘Pink Punch‘ pink, h 3-5′, sun to light shade, deer and rabbit resistant, zone 3
Dendranthema Weyrichii-white/pink flower in 09! mat-forming, h-10″, sun z-4 DT available in July
Dianthus deltoides ‘Arctic Fire’ white flowers with red eye in spring and early summer, ground cover, DT, toxic to dogs, cats, and horses
Dianthus deltoides, Maiden Pink, h 8” sun, DT
Dictamnus Albus-Gas plant-pink.h-3′, sun-p.s.
Echinaceas attracts pollinators, and butterflies and feeds the birds in winter, drought-tolerant, needs well-drained soil and full sun
Echinacea Carrot Cake-double flowers in various orange shades with a big orange cone and dark orange center, sun, zone 4, h 12-15”
Echinacea Dbl Dipped Watermelon has large, fully double 4½” flowers with wide, overlapping ray petals. h- 2-2½’ tall, perfect for the middle of the border. sun!!. Double pompom flowers open magenta pink before maturing to a medium pink.
Echinacea Glowing Dream, glowing watermelon-coral, h-16-24″, sun, zone 4
Echinacea Kismet Red, large red flowers, h 16-24″, zone 4, sun
Echinacea Purpurea z-4
Echinacea Panama Red, red, h 12-14″, zone 4, sun
Epimedium youngianum Roseum- shade-part shade DT
Eryngium planum “Blue Glitter”- See Holly, h 30-40″ in flower, zone 4
Eutrochium purpureum” Joe Pye weed” pink flowers, h 5-6′, sun, zone 3, a must in the butterfly garden.
Eupatorium dubium ” Baby Joe”, magenta-pink flowers in late summer, h3-4′, full sun to part shade N/A
Eupatorium rugosum “Chocolate” has dark bronzy-brown leaves in spring and summer, gradually turning green when the autumn display of fuzzy white flower clusters begins. Useful in shady situations and will even tolerate dry shade under deciduous trees once plants are established. Sun to shade, zone 5
Euphorbia polychroma-yellow, h-18″, sun DT
Filipendula Variegata-Meadowsweet-white, h-4′, sun- – part shade, discontinued
Gaillardia ‘Arizona Sun’ crimson red with yellow edge blossoms. h 12″-15″, zone 4, deer resistant, sun !!
Gaultheria procumbens, wintergreen. Broadleaf evergreen, ground cover, part shade to shade, zone3 Edible
Gentiana septemfida var lagodechiana- Summer Gentian, h-8″, blue 07-08, zone 4a. This great gentian from high elevations in the Caucasus Mountains has been one of the few gentians to thrive in our hot, humid summers.
Gentiana True Blue- large 2″, tubular, true blue flowers that open at the nodes all up and down the stems from midsummer into early fall. Full sun to part shade, h 24-30″, zone 4, deer resistant
Geranium Rozanne – bright violet-purple cup-shaped flowers starting in early summer. Flowers all summer until heavy frost. USPP#12175 Zone 4
Geranium sanguineum-Cranesbill geranium-reddish purple, h – 12″-18”, sun- – part shade
Geranium sanguineum Max Frei, deep magenta flowers all summer,h -8″, sun to part shade, zone 3
Geum triflorum, prairie smoke, prairie plant. H 6″-1′, full sun, zone 3, DT

Grasses

Achnatherum(calamagrostis)brachytricha-Diamond grass ,h-3′, z-4
Andropogon gerardii “Blackhawks” Big Bluestem, is one of the very best. The foliage of ‘Blackhawks’ emerges from deep green to dark purple in spring and deepens to near black by fall. Full sun, h-5′, zone 3
Calamagrostis Acutiflora “Avalanche’ Variegated Reed Grass sun h-5′ 07-08
Calamagrostis Acutiflora “Karl Foerster”-Reed Grass, h-6′, sun
Chasmanthium latifolium ‘Wild Oats’ sun-part shade, h- 3′ good for drying
Eragrostis Trichodes-Sand Love grass-h-18″, sun, poor soil, my favorite, DT not available in 2023
Festuca glauca ” Blue Select”, the compact, evergreen grass admired for its vivid blue-green foliage that forms tidy clumps. h-8-15″, full sun, zone 4
Helictotrichon Sempervirens”Blue Oat Grass”-steel blue, h-3′, sun, DT z-4
Miscanthus Sinensis “Adiago” narrow foliage, pink to white plums, h 3-4′. Sun to part shade
Miscanthus Floridulus-Giant Miscanthus -8-10′, sun, stands up in winter
Miscanthus Sinensis “Graziella” z-5
Miscanthus Sinensis” Huron Sunrise” This outstanding selection was developed in Ontario, Canada by Martin Quinn. h 5-6′, full sun, zone 4
Miscanthus sinensis ‘Huron Star‘ flowers earlier than others, green blade with narrow white midrib. Sun, h 6-7’
Miscanthus Sinensis ‘Little Zebra’ PP#13008 (Dwarf Zebra Grass) z-5
Miscanthus Sinensis ‘Malepartus h 5′-7′ sun to part shade z-5. Spectacular
Miscanthus Sinensis” Porcupine “, h-6-8′, sun z-4
Miscanthus Sinensis Variegatus- a graceful, upright mound of leaves boldly striped lengthwise with green and creamy white. h 5-6″, sun to light shade
Panicum virgatum” Blood Brothers” – A Canadian introduction, an upright, slightly vase-shaped mound of green-blue leaves, the tips developing blood-red tones by midsummer that get better through the autumn. h-60″, sun to part shade, zone 4 Sold out
Panicum virgatum “Ruby Ribbons” wine red tips, h-48″, zone 4, a great addition to smaller gardens, great color Sold out
Schizachyrium Scoparium-Little Bluestem-, h-3′, sun, gorges medium size grass, z-3
Sesleria heufleriana-green moor grass, h-16″, black flowers 4-5, z-4
Spodiopogon Sibiricus-Graybeard Grass or Frost Grass,, h-5-6 ft., flowers-08, z-4 sun-part shade. It takes very well-dappled shade. I highly recommend it as a vertical accent or substitution for bamboo for a part shade garden.
Sporobolus heterolepis, commonly known as prairie dropseed, sun to part shade, h 23″-36″, zone 3, fabulous grass
Stipa capillata -Feather grass-green, pale yellow seeds head, h-2-4′, sun, gorgeous z-5, self-seeder
Helleborus foetidus – part shade, z-5 possible 4, self-seeds, will grow in drier conditions, ornamental foliage
Helleborus niger, Christmas rose, white flowers, h- 8″, zone 3
Helleborus “Blushing Bridesmaid”, double, raspberry pink flower. H- 18-24″, part shade to shade, zone 4
Helleborus ” Wedding bell” double white flower. H- 18-24″, part shade to shade, zone 4
Helenium Autumnale-Sneezeweed-red, rusty orange, yellow, h-5′, sun
Helenium autumnale Mariachi Fuego, orange petals with a gold halo surrounding a brown cone. Strong stems, excellent mildew resistance, and terrific for cutting. h-20″, sun, zone 3
Helenium autumnale x Salsa, h-18″ red flowers, sun, deer resistant
Helianthus salicifolius- willow leaves sunflower, h 5-8’, yellow 9-10, z-4. Plant stems may be cut back by 1/3 to 1/2 in late May to reduce overall plant height. sold out
Heliopsis helianthoides, false sunflower, or perennial sunflower h-3′, yellow flower in summer, self-seeder. Sun
Heliopsis helianthoides”Luna Roja” h-18″. bright yellow-orange to fire-engine red, daisy-like blooms that contrast well against its dark green foliage and burgundy flushed foliage. Highly floriferous, compact, and easy to care for. Non-stop flowering will keep the bees and butterflies busy all summer long. Grows 18 inches high and wide. Happy in well-drained, average soil. Use in front of the sunny border, in the pollinator garden, and as cut flowers.
Heliopsis helianthoides” Red Shades” orange and red-colored flowers on black stems, dark chocolate colored foliage, h- 24- 26″, sun, zone 4
Heliopsis helianthoides” Bleeding Hearts” The new flowers emerge intense orange-red and mature to golden orange with red centers. h-36-40″, sun to part shade, zone 3
Hemerocallis BLACKTHORNE
Hemerocallis “Born in California”, reblooming daylily
Hemerocallis DRAGON DREAMS, reblooming daylily
Hemerocallis Mary’s Gold-6.5″ bloom, brilliant golden orange with a green throat. zone 3
Hemerocallis Primal Scream-7½-8½”, glimmering tangerine orange, gold-dusted blossoms, and green throat of this selection. zone 3
Heuchera Amethyst Mist, the fog of silver settles over the stunning amethyst foliage. This glossy-leafed, heat and humidity-tolerant, vigorous clump can achieve an impressive 24″ across.h -10″, zone 4
Heuchera “Blondie” The caramel-colored foliage, flower spikes of creamy yellow. h 5″ tall, and 8″ wide, zone 4, sun to shade, new
Heuchera “Fire Alarm” is bright red in spring and fall and darkens to a brown-red during the summer. h-9″, zone 5, new
Heuchera “Forever Red” ultra-purple glossy leaves with fluted edges and great vigor, h-12″, z-4
Heuchera Lime Marmolade
Heuchera Marmalade
Heuchera “Primo Mahogany” Massive glossy, mahogany red leaves form a substantial clump of foliage and cream-colored flowers. h-16″, sun to full shade
Heuchera “Timeless Glow”Chartreuse yellow foliage has a silver overlay and matures to lime green. Foliage color is best in partial sunlight, and greener in full shade. Intense, rich rose-pink flowers contrast beautifully with the bright foliage. h 8-10” zone 4
Heucherella ” Copper King”, New leaves are bright orange with copper red centers and yellow edging. Individual leaves are large at 5″ across with deep dissection for a maple-like appearance. Red stems hold proportionate scapes of white flowers h 18-24″, part shade to full shade,
Heuchera “Southern Comfort” huge cinnamon-peach leaves and a lush habit. White flower, part shade to shade, zone 4
Heuchera Northen Exp Black

Hosta

Hosta ‘Ben Vernooy’, thick blue leaves with white edges, h 16-28″, z-3 N/A
Hosta ”Blue Ivory” blue leaves with wide creamy/white margins. Lavender flowers 06-07.PP 19623
Hosta ‘ Brother Stefan’, bright golden-yellow leaves that are deeply corrugated, with contrasting edges of streaky dark green. h18-21′, flower almost white, part shade
Hosta Shadowland “Diamond Lake” Thick corrugated 11” long by 9” wide blue foliage with wavy margins. h-18″. Limited
Hosta ”Diamond Tiara” medium-sized variety, dark green foliage with white margins. Purple flowers. h-16″part shade/shade.
Hosta “Dream Queen” h 16-18”, rounded blue-green leaves with a streaky ivory-white center. White flowers appear in July.
Hosta ”Dream Weaver” blue-green with creamy yellow center, white flowers 06-07, h-16”, z-3
Hosta ” Drinking Gourd” heavily corrugated, deeply cupped, blue foliage. Slow to reach its mature size but is worth the wait. White flower, h-24″, zone 3,
Hosta “Drop dead gorgeous”, a huge clump-forming perennial forming an attractive mound of large, ovate, green leaves with brightly contrasting yellow margins. The margins are heavily rippled and give the leaves a lightly wavy effect.h-30″, parts to full shade, zone 3
Hosta “El Nino” Intense blue leaves with a bright white edge, lilac flowers 06-07, h-14”, z-3, PP 14632 ‘
Hosta “Empress Wu” Huge dark green, deeply veined leaves of good substance, h 3-4 feet.
Hosta “Firm Line” heart-shaped blue leaves with a wide white margin. h-16″. Lavender flowers. z-3
Hosta “Frances Williams”The large leaves are blue-green with a golden yellow border and stands out in the shade garden. h-26”
Hosta ‘Guardian Angel’ heart-shaped blue-grey leaves streaked with creamy-white in the center in spring, turning solid blue-green by summer. Near-white flowers, h-29-31 ” zone 3
Hosta “Glad rags” h-16″ part shade to shade, very nice, limited
Hosta “Golden Tiara”-purple, h-12-14″, part shade-shade
Hosta “Guacamole” h- 12’-24”, chartreuse leaves
Hosta “Lakeside cupcake”- white, blue-green edge. Lilac flowers. h-1’
Hosta “Liberty”. Thick, large leaves with a green center and margins beginning as a golden yellow and fading to cream. PP#12531
Hosta Majesty- Leaves are a beautiful shade of dark green with large creamy-white margins. H-14”, white flowers
Hosta ” Mini Skirt” This petite and flirty hosta forms a miniature mound of very wavy, thick, blue-green leaves with creamy yellow margins in spring. In summer, the center turns greener and the edge lightens to creamy white. h-5″
Hosta “Old Glory”Heart-shaped leaves have golden yellow centers and irregular, 1″ wide, dark green margins,h-14″ part to full shade, zone 3
Hosta Olive Bailey Langdon, Large corrugated round leaves are blue-green with a wide gold margin, h-30″ w-60″ part shade to shade, zone 3
Hosta ‘Pocketful of Sunshine’ PP23709, thick, rugose, distinctly cupped leaves that are yellow with broad, deep green margins at maturity, h- 9″ part shade to shade
Hosta ” Paisley Border” h 16″ Paisley Border’ has wide, creamy-white leaf margins that become wavy and quite streaky with age. Leaf substance is good and the growth rate is faster than its parent
Hosta “Patriot”- lilac, bold white margins, h-21-23″, part shade-shade
Hosta” Praying Hands” Upright, narrow, tightly folded leaves, h-18″, part shade to shade, zone 3
Hosta “Satisfaction” pointy dark-green leaves with a wide golden-yellow streaky margin slightly rippled in texture. Tall stems of pale lavender flowers appear in summer. H 16”-21”, zone 3
Hosta “Silly String” narrow blue leaves with intensely wavy margins. h-14″ part shade to shade, zone 3 N/A
Hosta “Stiletto” H-8” miniature selection has narrow dark-green wavy leaves with a white margin. Purple-striped lavender flowers appear in August. Zone 3
Hosta “Snow Cap- 18-20” large grey-green leaves with a streaky white to the cream margin. Near-white flowers appear in June
Hosta “Sum & Substance”-Lavender, chartreuse foliage, h-30″-36″, part-full shade, huge and gorgeous
Hosta”Thunderbolt” big, heart-shaped blue-green leaves with a dramatic creamy-yellow center, and stems of white flowers in midsummer.h-29″-35″
Hosta “Titanic “This giant hosta has huge rounded, thick, and puckered, glossy dark green leaves with wide chartreuse to the yellow margin that slowly develops as the season progresses. Size 60″ x 32″
Hosta “Tokudama flavocircinalis”-bluish-green leaves with yellow margins, leaves are cupped. Pale lavender flowers. H-50” zone 3
Hosta “Warwick Comet” This midsized selection is slow-growing and features unique, corrugated leaves that emerge blue-green with a gold center. The leaves become dark green in summer and the center is white, with lighter green streaks where the margin and center, overlap. Leaves are so heavily cupped they look like spoons waiting to collect rain. h 14-16″
Hosta “Whirlwind” twisted and folded leaves with a creamy yellow center and very dark green margins. h-10” zone 3
Hosta Wiggles and Squiggles- Bright yellow leaves are very long and thin and notable for their incredibly wavy margins. It forms a low, wide habit that highlights the “wiggly” edges. Leaves will be more chartreuse green in more shade: for the best yellow color, plant in a site with morning sun and afternoon shade. Lavender flowers. h-10′, zone 3
Hosta”Yellow Polka Dot Bikini” Sport from ‘Striptease’ with bright yellow borders that eventually turn apple green. h-9″ w-17″. Lavender flowers. Part shade-shade

White and yellow hosta can withstand more sun. Blue foliage keeps its color best in full shade.

Iris

Iris sibirica Peacock butterfly “Painted Woman” reddish falls, yellow signals at the base. Lavender and soft blue standards. sun, zone 4
Iris pallida “Albovariegata” variegated foliage, purple flower, h-28″, sun to part shade, z-3 sold out
Jovibarba- sempervivum like-green, green with red, h-1-2″, sun, DT

Lavender

Lavender Munstead – English Lavender-lavender, h-2′. sun!!, DT, zone 4, great for sunny dry conditions, insects love it.
Lavender Phenomenal, h-24-32″, sun, zone 4, DT

Lewisia

Lewisia cotyledon “Elise”, evergreen perennial, pink, needs very well soil, perfect for rock or scree garden h 4-6″, blooms late spring, summer.

Leucanthemum

Leucanthemum x superbum Becky, white, h-2’, sun
Leucanthemum x superbum” double”( name unknown), white double-petalled flowers, h-24”, sun, great cut flower

Liatris

Liatris spicata-Blazing Star-purple, h-3′, sun, DT
Liatris ligulistylis , purple, h 2-3′ DT

Ligularia

Ligularia dentata “Britt-Marie Crawford” dark purple foliage, yellow daisies in -7-08, h-16″ part shade, moist, zone 3 N/A
Ligularia dentata”BBQ Banana” dark brown foliage, yellow daisies in mid/late summer. h-36″, N/A
Ligularia “Desdemona”, h-30-36″, round foliage with purple undersides and steams, golden daisies, z-3, part shade
Ligularia dentata seedlings -green and dark purple foliage, yellow flowers, h-35-47″, part shade, Love that plant
Ligularia “Little Lantern” large, rounded dark-green leaves with conical heads of golden-yellow daisy flowers in mid to late summer, h-20-23″ w-23-29″
Ligularia “Little Rocket” part shade-sun h-48” yellow 05-07
Ligularia stenocephala Przewalskii, h-4-6′, yellow spiky flowers in late summer
Ligularia stenocephala ‘The Rocket’ h- 48-60″, yellow spikes 07-08, part shade N/A in 2023
Ligularia “Tractor seat” A very large Ligularia perfect for making a dramatic statement in the shade garden. Deep green leaves are massive reaching 16″ across at maturity. Yellow daisies, zone 4 N/A

All Ligularias love moisture and cool part shade but they will grow in regular soil too. Deer tolerant

Lillium

Lilium Apricot Fudge, Asiatic Lily, unusual flower shape, and warm peachy tones h 15-18″
Lilium ‘Claude Shride” martagon, dark red to mahogany blossoms, h 4-6’, zone 3, sun to part shade
Lilium trumpet “African Queen”
Lilium ‘Sunny Morning’ martagon Lilly, golden-orange blossoms delicately sprinkled with dark mahogany spots. h 2-3′, sun to part shade
Lilium Tiger Red- Its crimson petals are flecked with dark spots and bend backward as they open. Appearing in mid to late summer, the saturated red blooms are stunning in a vase. zone 3 h-40″

Limonium

Limonium”Dazzle rocks”Sea Lavender, lavender flowers in late summer, sandy, well-drained soil. Sun!! , h-1-2″, zone 5 DT

Lobelia

Lobelia “Queen Victoria” Cardinal flower, beet-red foliage, red flowers. A terrific plant for the boggy garden, adapting well to ‘wet feet’, but growing equally well under average conditions. Sun, h-35″, sun to part shade. Attractive to both butterflies and hummingbirds. Harmful if eaten.
Lonicera sempervirens ‘Major Wheeler‘ – Coral Honeysuckle, North American native, orange-red flowers in the summer. h 6-10′, zone 4, sun to part shade

Lupinus

Lupinus ‘Gallery Blue’ h 18-23′, sun
Lupinus perennis- wild lupin, bluish-purple flowers in the spring and summer. Prefers sandy, well-drained soil with low nutrient and moisture levels. This perennial legume is the single known food source for the caterpillars of the Karner Blue Butterfly. Increases soil fertility by fixing nitrogen. zone 3, sun

Monarda

Monarda didyma “Grand Mum” h-18” Mauve pink flowers. Highly resistant to mildew, loads of large flowers.
Monarda “Grand Marshall” deep pink/ purple, h 18-20” sun, part shade blooms 07-08
Monarda didyma“Jacob Cline” deep red flowers, excellent mildew resistance, h- 36″-45″, sun, zone 3
Monarda didyma ” Sugar Buzz Blue Moon” Lavender blue flowers are held by attractive purple bracts. A breakthrough, shorter height for this colour. h-20″, zone 4.

Monardas are Deer and Rabbit resistant, they are loved by butterflies, bees, and hummingbirds.

Mukdenia Rossii-white, ornamental foliage, h-10″, sun- part shade, moist N/A
Nepeta x faassenii ‘Walker’s Low’ dark lavender-blue flowers in late spring and aromatic gray-green foliage. Thrivs in harsh conditions, durable, rabbit and deer-resistant, drought-tolerant perennial plant. h 18-24″, h 18-24″. Trim after flowering for a second bloom.
Orastachys under Sempervivum

Peonia

Peonia Coral Sunset- intense sunset coral, semi-double blossoms with rose overtones, and fluffy deep yellow stamens in the center. h-28″, zone 3, lightly fragrant
Paeonia “Dancing butterflies” This single Japanese-style selection features bright lipstick-pink petals surrounding a small yellow center. Midseason. Fragrant, h 29-31”, sun, zone 2
Paeonia “Celebrity” double selection produces large blooms with white centers and unique flower heads with layers of raspberry-pink and white petals. Midseason. h 33-37″, sun
Paeonia “Do tell” peony with Japanese/anemone form, soft shell pink in late spring, h-36″, sun, zone 3
Paeonia”Joker” Early Midseason double Pink. When it first opens, the petals are pink with darker pink edges that mature to white centers and a pink picotee on the tips. h 32″
Paeonia “Francoise Ortegat”, deep magenta in May-July, fragrant, h-36″, sun, z-2
Paeonia ” Karl Rosenfield, One of the finest cherry red peonies on the market. Its stunning, sizable (16–18 cm) double blooms are bright crimson with a hint of blue and have notched petal tips. Its free-flowering nature, along with its tall, strong stems and good foliage. h 2-3″, zone 3
Peonia “Lorelei” open coral pink and gradually age to apricot, fully double blossoms, h-26″, zone 2
Paeonia “Lemon Chiffon” Itoh peony, semi-double pale lemon flowers, fragrant, h 2-3′, zone 3 N/A in 2024
Paeonia “Paula Fay” Glowing hot pink, large, semi-double flowers. h-35″
Paeonia ” Peter Brand” very dark red flowers on strong stems, h 24-36″, zone 3a
Paeonia “Primavera” Large, very fragrant bloom that has an outer ring of creamy white petals, soft butter yellow center. h 34-36″
Paeonia “Purple spider”, purple, fragrant, double, h-36″, zone 3, beautiful
Paeonia “Scarlett O’Hara” fiery red single flower, h-36″, zone 3, mid to late season
Paeonia” Susie Q” full double pink, h-24″
Paeonia “Sword dance ” Japanese” type bloom, does not need support, my favourite, dark red in May to July, h-36″, z-2
Paeonia Itoh “Bartzella”, yellow May to July, h-48″, z-4
Paeonia Itoh Garden Treasure- Yellow petals with red highlights, 20-50 petals, fragrant
Paeonia Itoh Lemon Dream- Large, yellow, single to semi-double blossoms on solid 28″ to 32″ plants of excellent habit
Paeonia Suffruticosa, Japanese Tree Peony ” Kamada-Nishiki” soft lilac, h-72″, sun, zone 5
Paeonia Suffruticosa, Japanese Tree Peony “Shimadaijin” Semi-double blossoms of glowing purple-red combination, May to June, h- 60″, sun, zone 5
Paeonia Suffruticosa, Japanese Tree Peony” Shima-Nishiki
Paeonia tenuifolia Fern Leaf Peony, red blooms May to Jun, h-24″, z-3
Paeonia”The Fawn” The soft pink double flowers are dusted with deeper pink speckles late spring to early summer, h-34″, sun

Peonies are deer and rabbit-resistant

Penstemon

Penstemon Barbatus “Iron Maiden” rich pink, h-1′-3′, sun, N/A
Penstemon Digitalis “Husker Red”-white, h-3′, sun-part shade, discontinued
Penstemon Digitalis “Dark Towers”-dark foliage and masses of pink flowers, sun, h-3’
Perovskia atriplicifolia ‘Little Spire” Shorter and more compact, maintains nice form, lavender-blue flowers h-24″ June-August zone 4
Persicaria polymorpha- giant fleece flower, pt-sh-sun 5-6′ white 06-08
Phlox Subulata-Moss phlox-hot pink-h-6″, sun DT

Phlox

Creeping phlox- they will be more than listed. Unfortunately, I won’t know until May what kind of phlox we get.

Phlox paniculata “Blue Paradise” lavender-blue flowers, mildew resistant, h-24′-36, sun
Phlox paniculata “Delilah” PP! 7468 deep red/purple h-22” zone 3
Phlox paniculata” Early Cercis” deep pink, h12-18″, sun, zone 4
Phlox paniculata” Early Magenta” magenta, h12-16″, sun zone 4
Phlox paniculata”Flame Red”, red, mildew resistant, h-2′ sun to part shade, zone 3
Phlox paniculata’ Glamour Girl’ h-32″, large panicles of hot coral pink flowers held on dark purple stems. Sun to part shade, powdery mildew-resistant, zone 3
Phlox paniculata “David” white, h- 3′, sun to part shade, zone 3
Phlox paniculata “Jeff’s Blue” purple buds open soft purple with dark eyes. Zone 3
Phlox paniculata “Little Boy” lilac-blue with a white eye, h 18”, zone 3
Phox paniculata “Ultraviolet” large panicles of rich magenta violet flowers, h 3′, sun to part shade, zone 3, limited
Phlox Stolonifera -purple-blue- pink, h-10″, part to full shade

Physostegia Virginiana ‘variegata’- pink, green, and creamy white foliage with a pink tint in 09, h-4-5′, sun-part shade N/A
Podophyllum”Spotty dotty” Easily grown in average, medium moisture, well-drained soils in part shade to full shade. Prefers rich, moist, acidic, humusy soils. Beautiful red flowers in 05-06 and ornamental foliage. Part shade to full shade. Zone 6. I am growing it in zone 6 with winter protection.
Polemonium Rep. “Stairway to Heaven”- green foliage with white margins, h-1’ part shade
Polygonatum Canaliculatum- Great Solomon ’s seal- white, h-4-5′, part shade z-4
Polygonatum falcatum “Variegatum” –Solomon’s seal, white flowers, variegated foliage, h-20”, z-5

Primula

Primula denticulata, the drumstick primula. h-8″, sun to part shade, zone 3
Primula Japonica-Candelabra primrose-mix of colors, h-2′, sun to part shade, moist
Primula Oxlip-yellow, h-20″, part shade, moist
Primula Sieboldii- lavender, h-10″, part shade
Pulmonaria”Raspberry splash”-raspberry, ornamental foliage,h-12″, part shade to shade
Pulsatilla Vulgaris ” Pasque Flower”-Violet-blue, h-12″, sun-part shade
Pulsatilla vulgaris”Rubra”, -h-10″, red, zone 2
Rodgersia Aesculifolia-white flower, ornamental foliage,h-3-4′, part shade, moist
Rodgersia x “Bronze peacock”! The darkest foliage of any Rodgersia. The leaves are thick and glossy. They make a great sculptural addition to your woodland garden. Pink flowers emerge in late spring above the mound. In spring, the huge bronze leaves emerge like a peacock’s tail. Part shade, h-22″, zone 5
Rhubarb “Canada red” zone 3 edible
Rudbeckia hirta- Black-Eyed Susan, yellow, h-3′, sun –p sh, DT
Ruellia Humilis-Wild petunia-purple, h-1′, sun-shade, DT

Sanguisorba

Sanguisorba Canadensis, Canadian burnet, white flower in summer, sun or light shade, h-24”, flower hight 5′, zone 4
Sanguisorba Officinalis” Little Angel” red flower contrasts with white-edged foliage. h-14″, Sun. N/A in 2024a
Sanguisorba obtusa – Japanese burnet, pink flowers 05-07, h -40″, sun sold out
Salvia x sylvestris “May Night”- deep indigo violet-blue. Can be clipped back hard after blooming, to rejuvenate the foliage. h-3′, sun, zone 3 DT discontinued

Saxifraga

Saxifraga Correvoniana-white, beautiful foliage, h-2-5″, sun -part shade. alpine
Saxifraga Canis-dalmatica – rosettes of narrow leathery leaves, heavily lime-encrusted, and long arching stem with many white flowers strongly marked with bright red spots. alpine
Saxifraga hostii rhaetica – Forms a mat of lime-encrusted rosettes of strap-shaped, slightly recurved, 3-8 cm long leaves with blunt toothing. white flowers in the spring, sun to light shade, alpiane
Saxifraga macnabiana 2″ high rosettes that is ideal for a rockery or the front of a dry border. The edges of the leaves are encrusted with tiny, stiff, silver hairs that make them feel hard to the touch. sun to light shade, alpine
Saxifraga Paniculata-white, ornamental foliage, h-5″-30″, sun alpine
Saxifraga Southside – wider leaves than other Saxifrages, beautiful
Saxifraga Umbrosa ‘London Pride”-light pink, h-7-12″, part shade, alpine

Sedum

Sedum “Autumn Joy”-pink, h-2-3′, sun, DT, z 3
Sedum Cyaneum “Rose Carpet”-pink, h-12″, sun, DT
Sedum ‘Frosted Fire’is a variegated sport of ‘Autumn Fire. h 12″, sun, pink flower. zone 3
Sedum ” Hispanicum var Polyperalum “-ornamental foliage,h-2”, DT, z 5 available in July
Sedum kamchaticum Variegatum- clusters of yellow, star-shaped flowers blooming above a mounding carpet of succulent, green, cream, and pink variegated foliage. Deer resistant. Ground cover, zone 3, sun!!
Sedum LITTLE MISS SUNSHINE- This groundcover sedum has dark green, glossy foliage, compact size, and yellow flowers. zone 3, h 6-8″, sun!!
Sedum Matrona, is an old favorite of mine. Matrona is a gorgeous, pale pink flower with gray-green leaves and purple stems. Sun, zone 3, h-24″
Sedum” MJ Sapphire” compact, upright form with dusky purplish-blue leaves; clusters of small, rosy pink flowers in late summer, h 12-15″
Sedum Mr Goodbud- tight foliage and strongly contrasting colors between its light buds and dark mauve flowers. h-15″, sun, zone 4
Sedum “Powderpuff” This stonecrop will produce a puffy dome of bright rosy pink flowers in late summer to early fall. When it is not in bloom, enjoy the impeccable habit of succulent blue-green foliage. Strong stems. Powderpuff is intermediate in height between groundcover Sedum and tall Sedums; a perfect height for the front of the border. h-10″, zone 3
Sedum Sartorianum-yellow, h-2-3″, sun
Sedum sieboldii – pink, blue foliage, h-6′, sun, DT
Sedum Sunsparkler “Angelina’s Teacup” tide mounding clump with the chartreuse needle-like foliage, no flowers, sun!! DT
Sedum Sunsparkler “Cherry Tart” h-6” cherry red foliage, pink flower, z-4 N/A
Sedum Sunsparkler” Dazzleberry” h-8” has huge 9″ flower heads held above disease-free dusky-blue foliage z-4
Sedum Sunsparkler” Dream Dazzler” new growth emerges pink, white, and purple, maturing to dark purple with hot pink edges in the summer sun. Masses of magenta flowers. h-6″, zone 4, sun!!
Sedum Sunsparkler ‘Firecracker’ -Pink flower clusters, blooms mid to late summer, cherry-red foliage, compact. h-6-8″ zone 4
Sedum Sunsparkler “Lime Zinger” lime green leaves and a contrasting red edge. Hot pink to lavender flowers bloom for weeks during the summer.Z-4 H-6” few available
SEDUM ‘Sunsparkler’ Lime Twister -Hot pink flowers, blooms summer to fall Bright green leaves with cream-colored edges. h-9″, z 4 N/A
SEDUM ‘Sunsparkler’ Plum Dazzled” dark purple foliage and large, cherry-colored flowers. h- 8”, sun to part shade
SEDUM ‘Sunsparkler’ Wildfire’, red leaves are edged with pink, h-6″, DT N/A
Sedum “Thunderhead” PPAF PVR.Huge, deep rose flower heads. Very stout, upright stems, grey-green foliage N/A
Sedum ternatum-Sedum ternatum, commonly called three-leaved stonecrop is a small, spreading, Missouri native perennial that typically occurs in damp locations along stream banks, bluff bases, and stony ledges (as in stonecrop). Grows 3-6″ high, sun to part shade, white flowers in spring, zone 4
Sedum takesimense Atlantis, cream variegated foliage, h 4-6″, yellow flower, sun, DT
All Sedums are drought tolerant and Rabbit resistant, some deer resistant

Sempervivum

Sempervivum Alsteratum ( Alsterherbst) In spring it is green at first, then its leaves turn pink with small reddish-brown tips. In summer it becomes lighter and brighter and takes on yellowish hues. It then turns green in the fall.
Sempervivum Aldo Moro, small, shades of brown to green, limited
Sempervivum Amanda, orange/ rusty shade
Sempervivums Americanos, Light red, beige tinted in summer. Long, narrow leaves. some webbing.
Sempervivum Anak Krakatau, green, purple, few available N/A
Sempervivum arachnoideum- small cobweb, green with silver webbing.
Sempervivum”Aymon Correvon”-grey-green, medium size, limited
Sempervivum “Big Blue” silvery blue with prominent burgundy tips. The foliage turns a gorgeous deep purple in the fall.
Sempervivum Belladonna, big, shades of purple/blue
Sempervivum “Black Magic Woman” green with red, watermarks. N/A
Sempervivum Blitzeis- light lilac shade with bright red leaf tips in spring. In summer shades of pink and purple.
Sempervivum”Blueberry Pie”-near blue, medium-size, limited
Sempervivum “Canth” brown with red
Sempervivum “Chocolate”(Marmoreum) – Chocolate color, medium,
Sempervivum “Cranberry”-fringed red, small
Sempervivum” Cilliosum var Borisi” cobweb, green, choice, limited
Sempervivum “City of Korspel” bright red-colored rosette center with yellow-orange leaf ends, large. SOLD OUT
Sempervivum Chick Charm Cinnamon Starburst™ (aka Sempervivum ‘Jeanne d’Arc’) A red to green rosette flushed with a cinnamon copper sheen. This cultivar has a light cottony webbing on its leaf tips
Sempervivum Appletini aka “Reinhardt” medium-sized rosettes of emerald green, with distinctive purple-black leaf tips.
Sempervivum Chick Charm ‘Berry Blues” aka” Pacific Blue Ice ” Icy blue/green flushed with rose
Sempervivum ’Chick charm’s “Bing Cherry “ aka “Aglow” deep red to maroon rosettes that flush to green in fall.
Sempervivum Cinamon Starburst (Chick Charm) aka Jeanne d’Arc’ A red to green rosette flushed with a cinnamon copper sheen. This cultivar has a light, cottony webbing on its leaf tips
Sempervivum Cranberry cocktail “Killer” olive-green rosette that gets splashes of dark red to mahogany through the seasons. Offsets are on long stolons.
Sempervivum Chick Charm “Chocolate kiss” aka“ Pacific Devils food” Large rosette with red tones that last all year long
Sempervivum Chick Charm” Gold nugget” bright gold with red changes to lime green and back to gold in fall ($8 plus tax for one plant/roset)
Sempervivum “Gold Rush” The base color of Sempervivum ‘Gold Rush’ is deep burgundy-red, with each leaf tipped with vibrant yellow. New and hot. Limited $12+tax
Sempervivum Chick Charm Trio- Candied Campfire, 3 varieties of Chick Charm in one pot. Includes Gold Nugget, Plum Parfait, and Strawberry Kiwi. $14 plus tax
Sempervivum Chick Charm “Strawberry Kiwi” aka ‘Fashion Diva”, red rosettes with green to yellow margins
Sempervivum Chick Charm Giants Gold Mine- $16 few available
Sempervivum “Edge of the night”- long grey-green leaves with black tips, large
Sempervivum ‘Excalibur” long, pinkish-green leaves with red base and tips. Limited, one of my favorite N/A
Sempervivum “Fantasy”, a sport of ‘Fame monstrose’, interesting deform rosettes.
Sempervivum “Frosty”-A bright green, tufted rosette with flashes of lavender when cold, medium, thick white cilia give the appearance of heavy frost. Nice and easy to grow few available.
Sempervivum “Gildor”-broad leaves. Dark green with pink overlay, medium-size
Sempervivum ‘Grapetone’ Gray-green rosettes with purplish grape-colored centers. Small
Sempervivum Greyfriars, dark red, edged and tipped with silver hairs. Limited
Sempervivum “Hart” orange-red shade in spring, green in summer, medium, prolific
Sempervivum”Jungle Fires” leaves tipped in green while its center is a stunning mulberry red, large
Sempervivum “Jubilations” brown-red to violet in the winter
Sempervivum ‘Kalinda’ large, red, easy, nice
Sempervivum “Katiga” shade of red, medium-size
Sempervivum “Kramer’s Spinrad”-green, large cobweb, showy
Sempervivum “Lavender and Old Lace” Gray leaves that mature soft blue and rosy lavender. N/A
Sempervivum “Legolas”-Sharply pointed burgundy leaves, medium
Sempervivum “Lynn’s choice”-velvety leaves of dark brown with gold-green shade, large, narrow leaves, loose roset
Sempervivum” Magnificum” large, purple.
Sempervivum Magical, small, green with little red
Sempervivum “Mai Appel” green to shades of brown. Orange, red tips
Sempervivum “Maigret” small, Pale, greyish rosettes develop a very rich, plummy color in the spring. Tufts of silvery hairs on the leaf tips. Limited
Sempervivum” Maria Leach” Medium grower with bright shades of deep purple and chestnut brown that contrast with its bright green interior
Sempervivum “Medalion “, brownish-red flattened rosettes, small limited
Sempervivum “More Honey” large, lovely rosette with a lime green base and orange-red outer leaves. N/A
Sempervivum “Pax” rosy tipped, wide-open rosettes, small
Sempervivum Piloseum’ M many packed, short pointed leaves- green-tipped rose
Sempervivum” Pink Charm” rosy-purple rosette
Sempervivum ‘Pistachio’-m – bright yellow-green, tipped brown
Sempervivum “Plastic” very shiny light green turns dark with cold, medium size
Sempervivum ‘Plum Pie’ sun, large, slow grower
Sempervivum ‘ Plum rose” sun is, good color all year
Sempervivum ‘Polaris’ long narrow leaves, red, medium, limited
Sempervivum “Pumilum” very small rosettes of hairy leaves, producing numerous offsets.
Sempervivum ‘Proud Zelda’ medium-sized rosettes of green leaves with bright red tips
Sempervivum ‘Red Ace’ long red narrow pointed leaves w silver margins. Medium, limited
Sempervivum “Red Beauty” medium-sized, fairly open rosettes of grey-green leaves with blood-red tips
Sempervivum ”Red cross”
Sempervivum Sweet Litchi, red, narrow leaves, new, limited, M
Sempervivum “Thunder” Forms gray-green rosettes tinged with lavender-rose, large, very nice, limited N/A
Sempervivum” Traci Sue” soft green rosette with lovely yellow and rose undertones.
Sempervivum “Twilight blues” violet-purple, large
Sempervivum ‘Unicorn” Large downy gold leaves flushed rosy pink w red tips
Sempervivum “Viking” Plum red, long slender leaves new
Sempervivum “Virgil”- bluish purple with dark tips, medium
Sempervivum ‘Walnut Toffee’ shades of red and brown, very nice
Sempervivum ‘Violaceum’ bright green center fading to dusty red-purple
Sempervivum “Zenobia” mature plants are deep grape tone SOLD OUT
Jovibarba, sempervivum-like, small, green with red tips
Orostachys- The fascinating genus consists of a few species found in Asia. The distribution area extends from Siberia via Mongolia and Manchuria to Japan (Hokkaido and Honshu). The best known are Orostachys Spinosa and O. malacophylla, both of which have proven to be very hardy. Good drainage is important.
Orastachy Spininosa, medium size rosettes,$8 each
Orastachys Spinosa “Sunshine”, very small rosettes, potted plants, cost $8 each, rare
Orostachys Spinosa “Strawberry Spring” potted plants, very small rosettes, $8 each, rare

All Sempervivums require well-drained soil and full sun

Solidago “Little Lemon” LITTLE LEMON is one of the most compact forms of goldenrod on the market today, typically growing to only 14” tall and 18” wide. Tiny light yellow flowers bloom in upright, dense, terminal inflorescences in mid to late summer on stems clad with lanceolate medium green leaves. Cut back flowers after the initial bloom to encourage a second fall bloom. zone 5
Spigelia marilandica-Indian pink, trumpet-shaped, red flowers (to 2″ long) atop stiff stems growing to 18″ tall. z-5, part shade.
Spigelia marilandica ‘Ragin Cajun’ orange-red flowers. This perennial can be found growing in the wild in woodlands and along streambanks throughout the Eastern United States. h-20″, sun to part shade, zone 5B, Attracts Hummingbirds
Symphyotrichum novae-angliae formerly Aster novae-angliae, sun, h 25-59″, zone 3
Strawberry Hecker, produces large red heart-shaped berries which are usually ready for picking from late spring to mid-fall. … The berries have a sweet taste and a firm texture. sun, zone 4 edible
Thymus ’Doone Valley’, creeping thyme, pink, h 3-4″, fragrant, DT
Thymus”Elfin”-creeping miniature thyme, pink, mat-forming, sun, DT
Thymus Pseudolanuginosus – Woolly Thyme, grey foliage, pink flower DT
Tricyrtis formosana ‘Gilt Edge’ (Toad Lily) is a compact, shade-loving perennial with dark green leaves adorned with creamy-yellow edges. Purple flowers, zone 5
Trillium Grandiflorum-White Wake Robin-white, h-18″, part shade
Trollius New Moon- Globeflower. Ball-shaped creamy yellow flowers. Shear plants back after blooming h 18-23” z-3
Trollius Chinensis -Globe flower-yellow, h-2′, moist
Uvularia Grandiflora-Big Merrybells-native, yellow, h-18-24″, part shade, native
Veronica Gentianoides-light blue, h-12″, sun N/A
Veronica incana-blue,grey foliage, h-12″,sun
Veronica prostrata “Blue mirror”h-4-5”, sun. Blue N/A
Veronica spicata” Royal Candles” violet-blue flowers in June to August,h 12″, sun
Veronicastrum sibiricum, lavender flowers July-September, h-5′, sun, all veronicastrum are pollinators magnet
Veronicastrum Virginicum-Culver’s Root-white-pinkish, h-6′, sun
Veronicastrum Virginicum, Cupid”, lilac-blue candelabra-like flower spikes h 31″-35″, Sun, zone 3
Veronicastrum Virginicum “Fascination” purple flowers June-October, h-40″ sun-part shade, z-4 sold out
Veronicastrum Virginicum” Challenger” light pink, h 3-4”, sun
Yucca Filamentosa “Adam’s Needle”-white, h-4-6′, sun DT

DT-Drought tolerant

Winter Hardy Cactus

Opuntia ‘Bernalillo’ short white spines h-4’’ zone 4 lemon 07
OPuntia camanchica var phaeacantha, zone 5. yellow SOLD OUT
Opuntia cymochila x fragilis ‘Smithwick’ zone 3
Escobaria vivipara- pirple pincushion, ball cactus. native to Canada. zone 3, magenta
Opuntia Fragilis-Little prickly pear-small sausage like pads, yellow, sun, v. well drain soil, DT z 3
Opuntia fragilis” Alberta Sunset” A Claude Barr introduction, small round pads with pink flower, zone 4
Opuntia fragilis ‘Bronze Beauty’ – zone 4 Sun yellow 06-07 z-3 ,N/A in 2024
Opuntia fragilis “Black Cat” limited zone 3 N/A in 2024
Opuntia fragilis “Pony” limited zone 3?
Opuntia fragilis hybrid”Red Gem” small, compact, magenta flowers. zone 4
Opuntia erinacea var hystricina ( LaMar) new, only a few pads available zone 5 SOLD OUT
Opuntia Humifusa -Prickly Pear- yellow, sun, very well-drained soil, DT, z-4
Opuntia humifusa Point Pelee- new zone 4 SOLD OUT
Opuntia phaceantha , yellow flowers, zone 5
Opuntia polyacantha ‘Crystal Tide ‘ cream age to pink zone 4, possible zone 3
Opuntia polyacantha ‘Dusty pink, N/A in 2024
Opuntia polyacantha’ Diamond ‘almost white flower z-4
Opuntia polyacantha ‘Lemon Sorbet’ lemon-lime flower, z-4
Opuntia polyacantha ‘Orangina’ lots of yellow flowers changing to orange with aging
Opuntia polyacantha “Orange Glory” SOLD OUT
Opuntia polyacantha “Peter Pan” small pads with many white spines
Opuntia polyacantha ‘Raspberry pink’, N/A in 2024
Opuntia polyacantha x fragilis ‘Claude Arno’ Compact & petite plant, low lying. Deep pink/magenta flowers. Z-4
Opuntia Rutila – yellow and pink
Opuntia polyacantha -Redcliff Alberta (JB) new, limited z-3 N/A 2024
Opuntia spp ‘Saskatchewan ‘, small round pads, light yellow flowers, choice opuntia

To see pictures go to the Winter Cactus page

Fruit Trees & Shrubs

Can be used as ornamental

Apple” Spartan” semi-dwarf, zone 4, sold out
Apple”Empire”, semi-dwarf, zone 4, sold out
Apple ” McIntosh” semi-dwarf, zone 4, sold out
Apple “Honeycrisp” semi-dwarf, zone 3, sold out
Amelanchier alnifolia- the Saskatoon, western serviceberry, h-13′ w-9′, sun to part shade. z-3
Aronia melanocarpa ‘Low scape Mound’
Asimina triloba- Paw Paw, discontinued
Currant Black -Medium to large clusters of blackberries. Good for jellies, jams, or wines Ripens: July, Sun h3′, zone 3 edible. My favorite currants. Jam from it is divine
Currant Red Lake-heavy-bearing bushes, sun, zone 4
Currant “White Pearl” white to yellow, sweeter then read. sun, zone 4, sold out
Catalpa Ovata – tree, white, h-15′-20’, sun-part shade discontinued
Elderberry ‘Scotia’ and ‘York’
Gooseberry “Pixwell” big oval berries change from their spring green to blush pink. Ripens in July. Self-pollinating. h-4′. zone 3
Haskap ” Aurora”
Haskap “Borealis” large sweet berries, an early pollinating variety, edible
Haskap Yezberry Solo
Haskap Yezberry Maxie
Pear”Bartlett” sold out
Pear”Bosc” sold out
Plum “Italian”
Raspberry ” Fall Gold” The Fall Gold Raspberry produces two crops yearly; a late spring/early summer crop (June) and a fall crop (August to October). Rose-like white flowers produce very sweet golden raspberries. Sun to light shade, zone 5
Raspberry “Heritage” everbearing red raspberry, sun, zone 4
Sambucus canadensis- Canada elderberry, Fruits of species plants are sometimes used to make jams, jellies, pie filings, and elderberry wine. Fruits are attractive to wildlife. White flowers 06-07, h 6-12′, sun to part shade. Water: Medium to wet. zone 3

Ornamental Trees & Shrubs

Acer plantanoides “Crimson king”- 8′ trees avalable
Acer saccharum – the sugar maple, only 1 or gallon/ 2′-4 tall available
Amelanchier alnifolia’ Obelisk’ h-12′ spread 6′, a narrowly upright and columnar growth habit, z-3 edible
Amelanchier Canadensis –commonly called shadblow serviceberry is a deciduous, early-flowering, large shrub or small tree which typically grows 15-30′ tall. Features showy, 5-petaled, slightly fragrant, white flowers. zone 4 edible
Amelanchier Canadensis “Autumn Brilliance” h 15-20′
Aralia Cordata ‘Sun King” Sun King’ emerges mid-spring with bright gold leaves held on nicely contrasting reddish-brown stems. If given at least a few hours of sun a day, the foliage will remain yellow all summer. In the heavier shade, the foliage ranges from chartreuse to lime green. h 3′ -4’, sun to part shade, zone 3. It will be ready in June
Azalia x “Mandarin Lights”, orange single blooms, sun to part shade, zone 4, h-5′ sold out
Azalia Red Demon – a hardy selection that provides a massive display of red single blooms. Full Sun to Partial Shade. zone 4
Azalia x “Weston’s Innocence”, white, fragrant blooms, sun to part shade, zone 4, h-5′
Aesculus parviflora, the bottlebrush buckeye, is one of the best summer-flowering shrubs for shade areas. It prefers to grow in average to moist conditions and shouldn’t be allowed to dry out. White flowers, sun to shade, h- 6-8, zone 4
Betula nigra Hertige-clump
Betula papyrifera- Paper birch, h 50-70′, single trunk, sun to part shade, zone 2. These are 170cm tall plants but they are fast-growing
Berberis thunbergii” Golden nugget”
Berberis thunbergii “Concorde” sold out
Berberis thunbergii ‘Rubby carusel’ sold out
Berberis thunbergii Royal Burgundy
Boxwood “Green Mountain”, pyramidal, dense, upright
Ceanothus americanus – New Jersey Tea, Thrives in hot, dry conditions. Drought tolerant. Roots are nitrogen fixing which enriches the soil where it is planted. Dry the leaves to make tea. White flowers provide a source of food for butterflies. H-3-4′, Sun, zone 4
Cercis canadensis, multi steam.
Chamaecyparis pisifera filifera “Sungold”
Clethra alnifolia”Ruby spice“-Ruby Spice Summersweet. Fragrant spikes of small rich rose-pink flowers stand above glossy green foliage in the summer. Compact habit makes this a good choice for small gardens. Part shade to shade, sun in moist soil. h-4′-5′. zone 3?
Cornus alba “Gouchaultii” Golden Variegated Dogwood has attractive yellow-variegated green foliage which emerges yellow in spring. The red branches are extremely showy and add significant winter interest. z-3a, h-6′, sun to part shade
Cornus alba ‘Bailhalo’ Ivory Halo® PP8722
Cornus alba ‘Jefreb’ Little Rebel® CPBRAF
Cornus canadensis-bunchberry, white flowers, h 4-9″, zone 2
Cornus sericea
Cornus sericea “Farrow” ARCTIC FIRE, is a dwarf redtwig dogwood cultivar that is primarily grown for its bright red winter stems. It typically grows to 3-4′ tall and as wide, with dense stems. It lacks the stoloniferous, spreading habit of the species.
Cornus sericea “Kelseyi” 2-2.5 ft high, green leaves in summer and purple-reddish in fall, twigs slender, and young ones are bright red in winter. zone 3, sun to light shade.
Corylus americana, American hazelnut, h 10-16′, sun to part shade, zone 4 edible
Cotinus coggygria “Royale Purple” Royal Purple Smoke Bush, h 10-15′ blooms o5-07
Daphne Carol Mackie- grows 3-4 feet tall and at least as wide. The small, narrow, oblong leaves are edged in gold to creamy. Fragrant, pale pink flowers in May. Best grown in moist, rich, sandy-humusy, well-drained soils with a neutral pH in part shade. zone 4
Daphne x burkwoodii ‘Rosemarie’ Green leaves with a bright yellow margin that holds their color throughout the season. Not as susceptible to revert as other varieties do. Pink fragrant flowers in May. full sun to part shade. h-3′, zone 4
Diervilla rivularis “Firefly Nightglowe”Purple-red foliage & stems, yellow flowers. H 2-3′, full sun, zone 4, DT
Diervilla rivularis”Kodiak Black” black-purple foliage, yellow flowers, zone 5, 4 maybe, sun, DT
Elsholtzia Stauntonii-shrub, purple, h-3′, sun, blooms very late 09-10 discontinued
Euonymus alatus compactus-Burning Bush, spectacular fall foliage, h-9′, zone 4
Euonymus fortunei ‘Emerald ‘n‘ Gold‘ is a highly regarded evergreen shrub known for its vibrant foliage. Its glossy dark green leaves are edged with gold. Sun-hade, zone 5, h 1-2′
Forsythia x intermedia ‘Lynwood Gold, gold flowers in spring, h-6′, zone 5, sun or light shade
Forthergilla “Mount Airy” white bottlebrush-like flowers with a honey scent cover the shrub in spring. Bright fall colors. Fothergilla grows 3-5’ tall and wide. Plant it in full to filtered shade. zone 5
Gaultheria procumbens, also called the eastern teaberry, the checkerberry, the boxberry, or the American wintergreen. Moist, acidic soil in part shade. h 0.25-0.50 feet. zone 3
Hamamelis vernalis, Ozark witch Hazel. Yellow in March, zone 4, h 6-10′, sun to part shade.
Hamamelis virginiana-witch-hazel, fall-blooming, deciduous shrub or small tree that is native to woodlands, forest margins, and streams. Yellow, sometimes tinged with orange or red flowers in October. Sun to part shade, h 15-20′, zone 3. sold out
Heptacodium miconioides “Temple of Bloom”, Seven-son flower, choice small tree or large shrub for zone 5, showy white flowers with pink calyx. Looks like there are 2 consecutive blooms with different flower colors. H-6-10″, full sun.
Hydrangea anomala petiolaris- Climbing Hydrangea
Hydrangea arborescens Anabell
Hydrangea arborescens “Incrediball”
Hydrangea arborescens “Incrediball Blush”
Hydrangea arborescens “Invincibelle Ruby”
Hydrangea “Bobo “
Hydrangea paniculata “Confetti” 47″ high, 30″ with, cone-shaped light and airy flower heads, which also have a delicate scent. z-4
Hydrangea pan” Fire Light” z-3
Hydrangea pan” Fire Light Tidbit”
Hydrangea “Limelight”
Hydrangea “Limelight” tree form
Hydrangea “Limelight” Prime
Hydrangea paniculata ‘Little Lime ‘z-3
Hydrangea paniculata ‘Little Lime Punch” h 3-5′ white to red
Hydrangea pan “Pinky Winky” pp#16,166 Hydrangea with two-toned, white, and pink flowers. Strong upright red stems hold the large blooms. H 6-8 feet. Full sun to partial shade. Zone: 3.
Hydrangea pan. STRAWBERRY SUNDAE
Hydrangea paniculata Vanilla Strawberry
Hydrangea paniculata Vanilla Strawberry tree form
Hydrangea ‘Quick Fire’ z-3
Hydrangea ‘Quick Fire Fab’ z-3 Hydrangea’ Little Quick Fire’ z-4
Hydrangea quercifolia – oakleaf hydrangea. White flowers and oak-shaped leaves. Leaves turn colors of brilliant red, orange, yellow, and burgundy in the fall if planted in a sunny location with a little afternoon shade. h-4-6′, sun to part sun. zone5
Ilex verticillata-winterberry, Holly, ornamental berries, h 6-12′, sun to part shade. Protection (burlap wrap) from drying winter winds is recommended in an exposed location for all Ilex and Holly
Ilex x meserveae ‘Blue Prince’ + ‘Blue Princess’ combo sold out
Juniperus Communis” Gold Cone”
Juniperus communis Little Pyramid #1
Juniperus horizontalis ‘Ice blue’
Juniperus horizontalis Pancake #2
Lindera benzoin-Spicebush, a 5-7 foot tall shrub that has yellow flowers, sweet-scented leaves, eye-catching fruit, and beautiful fall colors. Grows in the shade and moist soil. Attract Swallowtail butterfly , zone 4
Magnolia liliflora ‘Betty’
Magnolia “Elizabeth”
Magnolia stellata ‘Leonard Messel’
Magnolia soulangiana ” Royal Star
Magnolia soulangiana ‘Susan”
Mahonia aquifolium – Oregon Grape Holly- yellow flowers, h-3′-4′, ornamental foliage doesn’t like to be exposed to cold winter winds. zone 5
Malus “Purple spire” Purple Spire Columnar Crabapple features airy clusters of fragrant pink flowers along the branches in mid-spring before the leaves. as dark green-variegated deep purple foliage throughout the season. h-15′ zone 3a Malus Prairie fire- rich pink flowers in spring, purple leaves have dark green overcast. h 15-20′, w 15′ zone 4
Myrica gale- sweet gale, bog-myrtle. 3-6′. Bog myrtle is a common plant of wet bogs, heaths, and lake edges and is well known traditionally as a natural insect repellent. F and M are needed for fruit. h 3-6′, sun to shade, moist to wet. zone 2
Myrica pensylvanica-Northern Bayberry, h-5′-10′, sun to part shade, zone 3. Tolerates drought, erosion, poor soils, wet soil, high winds, and salt spray. Fruits are attractive to birds. F and M are needed for fruit.
Paulownia tomentosa ‘Princess Tree”- ornamental foliage, it will die back in zone 5 and grow again, grows up to 15-20’ in a year, sold out
Philadelphus “Miniature Snowflake”-mock orange, h-2,5-3′, full sun to part shade. Fragrant. zone 4 N/A
Philadelphus x “Snowbelle”- mock orange, very fragrant, h 4-5′, sun to part shade, zone 4
Physocarpus opulifolius “Diabolo”, purple-leaved ninebark cultivar, sun to part shade, h 5-8′
Physocarpus opulifolius “Ginger Wine”, spring foliage emerges a sunny orange color and matures to sparkling burgundy, h-5-6′, z-3
Physocarpus opulifolius “Little Angel” burgundy foliage initially emerges as an orange-red color and slowly deepens its hue as it matures. h-3′ sun to part shade
Physocarpus opulifolius ” Tiny Wine Gold” h 3′, zone 3a, gold foliage, sun to light shade
Prunus cistena – the purple-leaf sand cherry or dwarf red-leaf plum sold out
Quercus palustris, also called pin oak or swamp oak. h 50-70′, Sun, zone 4. Water: Medium to wet
Raspberry Heritage, everbearing, red, usually ready for picking from early summer to early fall. The berries have a sweet taste and a juicy texture. zone 4, sun edible
Rhododendron PGM Reagal dwarf shrub with purple-violet flowers, h 2-3′, part shade, zone 4
Salix gracilistyla “Melanostachys”-black pussy willow, h-23′, slow-growing shrub, z-4
Salix Integra “Hakuro Nishiki”-dappled willow, h-6′, sun-part shade, DT SOLD OUT
Sambucus nigra” Black Lace” black European elder, sun to part shade, zone 4, h 6 to 8′
Spiraea japonica “Magic carpet”
Spiraea nipponica “Halward’s Silver -A beautiful garden detail shrub, smothered in snow-white flowers in late spring along gracefully arching branches, attractive compact form and fine foliage the rest of the year; full sun and well-drained soil. H-3′, zone 3
Spiraea nipponica”Snowmound – Profuse white flowers in small corymbs cover the arching stems of this plant in late spring. h-5′,sun, zone 3
Symphoricarpos albus, snowberry. It is native to dry rocky wooded slopes, banks, and forests from Nova Scotia to British Columbia. Naturalize in open woodland areas. Because of suckering habit, plants may be useful for erosion control on slopes or banks. Sun to shade, ornamental white berries. zone 3. h 3′-6′
Symphoricarpos orbiculatus, coralberry- same as alba but has coral-red berries
Syringa” Bloomerang” Dark Purple It blooms in spring along with other lilacs, takes a brief rest to put on new growth, then blooms again from mid-summer through fall. h 48-60″ sun.
Syringa velutina tree form
Syringa x vulgaris “Agincourt Beauty”- It is considered one of the best purple Lilacs available. h8-12′, sun
Syringa x Vulgaris “Charles Joly”- fragrant magenta double flowers, h 10-12′, zone 3, sun
Syringa x Vulgaris”Krasavitsa Moskvy”/Beauty of Moscow, rosebuds open to cream white, doesn’t sucker like other lilacs, h-10′, zone 2
Syringa x Vulgaris “Ludwig Spaeth”- fragrant reddish-purple flowers, h 10-12′, zone 3, sun
Syringa vulgaris “Monge” Deep reddish purple, Tolerate deer, clay soil. Sun, h 8-10′
Syringa x Vulgaris ” Nadezhda” is a true double that gives a bicolor effect in shades of lilac blue. H-7′-10′, zone 3, sun
Syringa ‘President Grevy ‘- highly fragrant, double lavender-blue, h 10-12’, zone 3, sun
Syringa x Vulgaris ” Sensation” bicolor flower, purple with a white border. h 8-10′, sun Plant syringa in well-drained soil with medium moisture, in full sun. To ensure blooms for the following year, any necessary pruning should be done soon after flowering.
Thuja occidentalis”Brabandt”
Weigela florida ” Midnight Wine Shine” h 1-1,5′, dark foliage, pink flowers 06, zone 4 sold out
Weigela florida “My monet purple effect” h 18″-2′ variegated cream and mint green foliage takes on purple tones, pink flowers 06, zone 4, deer resistant
Wisteria macrostachys “Blue Moon”

Protection (burlap wrap) from drying winter winds is recommended in an exposed location for all Taxus.

Taxus-yews are toxic to humans and animals, so care should be exercised in planting them around children and pets.

Tsuga canadensis, also known as an eastern hemlock-pyramidal evergreen tree, h 40-70′, like moist but well-drained soil. Hemlock provides nesting habitat and seeds for many birds and food for moose, deer, and rabbits in the winter. Many animals will find shelter under low brunches. zone 3, sun to part shade
Viburnum dentatum-arrowwood viburnum. White, flat-topped flower clusters are followed by dark blue berries. H 6′-8′, prefers sun to part shade but will tolerate shade, zone 3
Viburnum lentago, nannyberry, shrub with white flowers and bluish-black berries, h 10-20′, sun to part shade sold out
Viburnum × burkwoodii, the Burkwood viburnum, white, fragrant flowers in May, h 8-10”, sun to part shade, zone 4

Interesting conifers and deciduous trees

Listed as Quantity – Name – pot size(gal)

1 Abies koreana Blauer Pfiff #3
1 Abies Koreana Cis #1
1 Abies koreana Silberlocke #1
2 Abies koreana Silver Show #1
1 Acer circinatum Baby Buttons #1
2 Acer palmatum Bloodgood #3
1 Acer palmatum Burgundy Lace #1
3 Acer palmatum dissectum Autumn Fire #1
1 Acer palmatum dissectum Autumn Fire #1
1 Acer palmatum dissectum Chantily Lace #1
1 Acer palmatum dissectum Crimson Queen #1
1 Acer palmatum dissectum Emma #1
1 Acer palmatum dissectum Orangeola #1
3 Acer palmatum Emperor 1 #2
1 Acer palmatum Hubb’s Red Willow #1
1 Acer palmatum Kurui jishi #1
2 Acer palmatum Limelight #1
1 Acer palmatum Oregon Sunset #1
1 Acer palmatum Peve Starfish #1
1 Acer palmatum Pixie #1
1 Acer palmatum Red Pygmy #1
1Acer palmatum Red Pygmy #3
1 Acer palmatum Sango-kaku
1 Acer palmatum Shidava Gold #1
1 Acer palmatum Shigure-bato #1
1Acer palmatum Skeeter’s Broom #1
1 Acer palmatum Sumi nagashi #2
1 Cercidiphyllum japonicum Red Fox #2
1 Chamaecyparis obtusa Fernspray Gold #1
3 Ginkgo biloba Magyar #3
7 Ginkgo biloba Menhir (narrow, symmetrical shape!) # 2
3 Ginkgo biloba Roswitha #2
9 Ginkgo biloba Spring Grove #2
2 Larix decidua Darling Susie #2
2 Larix decidua Lanark #1
2 Larix decidua Prag #2
2 Larix gmellini Romberg Park #1
9 Larix kaempferi Blue Ball #1
12 Larix kaempferi Dwarf Blue #2
6 Larix kaempferi Grey Pearl #2
5 Larix kaempferi Little Boogle #2
1 Metasequoia glyptostroboides North Light #2
2 Picea abies Goblin #1
2 Picea abies Pendula STD #3
6 Picea abies Perry’s Gold #1
2 Picea abies Pusch #1
1 Picea abies Spring Fire #1
3 Picea abies Zajecice #1
1 Picea glauca Burkwitch #2
Picea glauca ‘Hudsonii’ #2
2 Picea glauca Daisey White #2
8 Picea glauca Golden Harbour #2
5 Picea glauca “Yukon blue” #2
2 Picea omorika Blue Sky #1
1 Picea omorika Kamenz #1
1 Picea omorika Kuschen #1
1 Picea omorika Pendula Bruns #2
1 Picea omorika Radloff #2
12 Picea pungens Blue Mist #2
3 Picea pungens Filip’s Blue Compact #1
1 Picea pungens Glauca Globosa #3
2 Picea pungens Globe #2
4 Picea pungens Lucretia #1
1 Picea pungens Maigold #2
3 Picea pungens Moll #2
3 Picea pungens Mision Blue #2
3 Picea pungens Pincushion #1
3 Picea pungens Sester’s Dwarf #1
2 Picea pungens The Blues #2
3 Picea pungens The Blues #1
4 Picea pungens Wattbrund #1
2 Picea mariana Doumettii #3
3 Pinus koraiensis Jack Korbit #2
2 Pinus koraiensis Jack Korbit #1
3 Pinus mugo Aurea Fastigiata #1
3 Pinus mugo Aurea Fastigiata #4
5 Pinus mugo Carsten’s Wintergold #2
5 Pinus mugo Charlie’s Gold #2
2 Pinus mugo Kokarde #1
3 Pinus mugo Sherwood Compact #1
3 Pinus mugo Spring Glow #2
10 Pinus mugo Sunshine #2
5 Pinus nigra Globe #2
2 Pinus nigra Green Tower #4
5 Pinus nigra Green Tower #2
1 Pinus strobus Angel Falls #3
1 Pinus strobus Angel Falls #2
1 Pinus strobus Diggy #2
5 Pinus strobus Excitation #2
5 Pinus strobus Fastigiata #2
2 Pinus strobus Forest Sky #2
2 Pinus strobus Horsford #2
2 Pinus strobus Kruger’s Lilliput #2
2 Pinus strobus Louie #2
5 Pinus strobus Mini Twist #1
7 Pinus strobus Minuta #2
2 Pinus strobus Nana #2
1 Pinus strobus Niagara Falls #3
4 Pinus strobus Oliver’s Dwarf #2
1 Pinus strobus Sea Urchin #2
6 Pinus strobus Tiny Curls #1
2 Pinus sylvestris Gold Coin #2
7 Pinus sylvestris Jeremy #2
6 Pinus sylvestris Little Ann #1
3Thuja occidentalis Rhinegold #2
1 Tsuga canadensis Golden Splendour #3
1Tsuga canadensis Dawsoniana #1
3 Tsuga canadensis Moon Frost #1
1 Tsuga canadensis New Gold #1
1 Tsuga canadensis Popaleuski #1
2 Tsuga canadensis Stranger #1
1 Tsuga canadensis Burkett’s dwarf #1

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