‘List of Plants for Sale at Anna’s Perennials 2022

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. 

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• 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
• Sempervivums $5 and up
• Sedums $5 and up
• Winter hardy cactus $8-$15 (scroll down, for up to date availability, go to the winter-hardy cactus page)
• Hosta $ 10-15
• Grasses $12 and up
• Shrubs and trees $22 and up
• Prices do not include HST. 

Most of our plants are potted in 1 or 2-gallon pots.  We don’t take credit or debit, sorry for any inconvenience, cash, e transfer or check 

DT = Drought Tolerant

All new plants are in bold type, natives or natives cultivar are in green.

Perennials

•  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 

• 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 (Atropurpurea Group) ‘Black Negligee’( Cimicifuga, bugbane ) white, scented, h 4-5’, dark foliage,  few available 
• Actaea simplex”Chocoholic” Bronze purple foliage, height 4′, part shade to shade, zone 4, fragrant.
• Actaea simplex “Hillside Black Beauty” dark reddish-purple, finely divided foliage, enhanced by gracefully arching wands of scented, pale pink flowers in late summer and fall. hight  3-5′, zone 4, part shade to shade
• Actaea”Pink Spike” shell pink flowers, h-3-5′. part shade to shade, zone 4
• Actaea ‘James Compton’ a 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, few available in June, not available in 2022
• 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.
• Alcea Spotlight Blacknight, a dark purple single flower, 5-6′, zone 3
• Alcea Spotlight “Mars Magic”, vivid red flowers, zone 3, h-5-6′
• Alchemilla Mollis-Lady’s Mantle, green, h-18″, sun-part shade  sold out
• Allium-Curly Onion-pink, h-6″, sun
• Ampelopsis aconitifolia- sun vine, green, ornamental berries, h-8′, discontinued 
• Amsonia Blue Ice- blue, h-2′, sun- part shade  N/A in 2022
• Amsonia “Storm Cloud” blue, dark steams, h-3′, sun to part shade, zone 4
• Anemone Japonica-pink, h-3’sun- part shade, TD
• Anemone hybrida 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. 
• Anthemis Tinctoria Charme-Dwarf Golden Marguerite, h 12-16″, sun, drought tolerant. Charming, 1″ wide, bright yellow flowers appear in early summer and may continue to rebloom until early fall if deadheaded. I can’t wait to plant a few in my rock garden. Available end of June.
• Aruncus aethusifolius – white flowers and finely cut foliage, can produce to 100 flower stalks on a mature plant, h-1’, sun to part shade. zone 3, only few available 
• Aruncus “Misty Lace” white flowers June-August, h-36″, part shade to shade, z-3
• Asarum-wild ginger-brown h-3″, part shade-shade, native
• Asclepias Tuberosa-Butterfly weed- orange, h-3′, sun, native, DT,  
• 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 dumosus ‘Wood’s Light Blue’ – 12-18”, sun part shade, z-4
• 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 ‘Red Glut’ Sun-shade 2-3′ red  sold out
• Astilbe arendsii “Rock & Roll”-pure white, dark green to bronze foliage.h-1, 5’, part shade   N/A in 2022
• 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 ‘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  not available in 2022
  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 “Ellie”- japonica group-pure white flowers above dark green foliage. Flowering time-07, H-34”, z-3  
• 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 “Heavy Metal “, late, cherry red flower, h 24-28”, zone 3, part shade 
• Astilbe “Short & Sweet Sugarberry”-soft pink fragrant flowers, zone 3  N/A 2022
• Astilbe “Younique Cerise” blooms Jun-July, h-16″, z-4
• Astilbe “Younique White” blooms Jun-July, h-16″, z-4
• Astilbes are Deer and Rabbit resistant
• Astrantia Major-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
• Athyrium Niponicum pictum ‘Godzilla’ arching clump of silvery fronds with green highlights on dark purple stems. Part to full shade. NA for 2021
• Artemisia schmidtiana ‘ Silver Mound Artemisia’, h-10-12″, sun, z-1
• Baptisia Australis-False Indigo- navy blue, h-3′, sun
• 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.     Available end of June
• 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.          Available end of June
• Baptisia” Pink Lemonade” Soft yellow flowers appear atop the compact clump of deep blue-green foliage in spring. The flowers age to dusty raspberry purple, showing both colors at the same time. sun to part sun, h-4′, zone 4
• Baptisia” Pink Truffle” Soft pink flowers lighten to lavender with age. h-4′, sun
• Baptisia ” Vanilla Cream”, pastel yellow buds open to creamy vanilla, zone 4, h- 3′.   Available end of June
• Bergenia spp- pink, h-20″, – part shade
• Brunnera Macrophylla” Alexandria” zone-4, part shade to shade.  limited
• Brunnera Macrophylla  “Jack Frost ” zone-4, part shade to shade.  limited
• Cactus- scroll down the page to Winter hardy cactus

• Campanula carpatica”Pearl Deep blue” blue up facing open bells  June to September,  h-10″ z-3, sun N/A

• 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
• Canna “Australis”- Black Leaf Canna
• Canna ” African Sunset, Wide leaves are attractively striped with burgundy, pink, green, and yellow. Broad petalled large orange flowers
• Canna “Pretoria “stunning variegated yellow and green striped leaves and large orange bi-colored flowers that attract hummingbirds, sun, h 46″-54”, zone 7  Average Soil, Moist/Wet Soil
• Canna Red K Humbert,  tomato-red blooms, and glossy bronze foliage
• Clematis “Dr Rupple”, rose flower with carmine bar, fl 6-8″, h 6-10′. Blooms May-June and September, zone 3, sun
• Clematis Ernest Markham, magenta-red flowers 5-6″, h 12-15′, blooms July-August-September, sun, zone 3
• Clematis Nelly Moser,  Pale pink with carmine mid stripe. h 6-10′, zone 4
• Clematis Mrs. N Thompson, 4-6″ violet purple with red bar flowers bloom May-June and September, zone 3, sun
• Clematis Paniculata, Sweet autumn clematis, h 20-30′, white fragrant flowers, zone 5
• 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 “Violet Stardust “The clump is covered with a profusion of small 1½”, blue-violet, four to five-petaled, star-shaped nodding flowers. The centers of the flowers have creamy white anthers that contrast beautifully with the petals. 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  Available in June 
• Coreopsis “Jethro Tull” single golden-yellow daisies with a ring of tubular or fluted petals. h-12-16″, sun !!, z-5
• Coreopsis Leading Lady Charlize. Named after actress Charlize Theron. h 18-23″, sun,  zone 4  
• 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  N/A in 20202
• Dicentra Formosa Luxuriant, blue-green foliage, cherry pink flowers, reblooms throughout summer, h-12″, part shade, zone 3
• Dicentra spectabilis”Gold Heart” beautiful golden yellow foliage (chartreuse in more shade). Pink and white heart-shaped blooms appear in spring. h-18″, part shade to shade, zone 3a, few available 
• Dahlia  Mr. Sandman fringed flowers, a blend of yellow and orange.  flower 8″, h- 36″, sun
• Dahlia “Verdi Glory”, purplish-red flowers tipped white, compact and sturdy, h-28″, sun 
• Darmera Peltata-white with pink flowers, ornamental foliage, h-4-5′, sun, regular to moist soil  
• Delphinium elatum ‘Aurora Blue’ dark blue, semi-double flowers each with a white bee, h-35-47″, sun  
• Delphinium  Delphina “Rose with white bee” dwarf, h18″-20″ z-3   new 
• Dendranthema Weyrichii-white/pink flower in 09! mat-forming, h-10″, sun z-4  DT    available in July
• Dianthus deltoides, Maiden Pink, h 8” sun, DT  
• Dictamnus Albus-Gas plant-pink.h-3′, sun-p.s     N/A, I am growing it from seed so it will take time.                                                                          

   Echinacea attracts pollinators, butterflies and  feeds the birds in winter, drought-tolerant, needs well-drained soil and full sun

• Echinacea Rainbow Marcella opens tangerine orange and matures to raspberry pink, h 15-18″, full sun, zone 4, TD
• Echinacea Sombrero Salsa Red, big red flower, h 24-26″, sun, zone 4, TD

•  Echinacea Artisan Red Ombre, very large, single flowers with petals that open red and age to rusty-orange shades, h 16-27″, zone 4, sun

• Echinacea Fiesta Orange, orange blooms, 24-26″, zone 4
• ECHINACEA Giddy Pink, fragrant, bright pink, double flowers, h 14-16, zone 4, sun
• ECHINACEA Kismet Intense Orange,  intense orange, h-16″-24″, zone 4. sun
• Echinacea Kismet yellow, butter-yellow flowers. Naturally short with the exceptional crown count.h-16″, z-4, sun
• Echinacea Kismet Raspberry, large raspberry flowers. h 16-24″, zone 4, sun
• Echinacea “Lemon Drop ”  pure bright yellow, fully double, h 16-18″, sun, DT
• Echinacea Purpurea  z-4
• Echinacea Sunny Days Lemon,  an exceptionally heavy flowering variety,  yellow double flowers. h- 22″, zone 4
• ECHINACEA Supreme Cantaloupe, double flowers, the color of ripe cantaloupe, h 26-29”, sun, zone 4
• Edraianthus graminifolius-It forms a low tuft or mound of narrow grassy-looking leaves, with short prostrate stems that bear clusters or balls of violet-blue bells in early summer. The effect is charming, like a mound of grass surrounded by a ring of flowers. Prefers superior drainage, so a gritty soil or gravel scree is ideal. h-4-6′, sun!!, zone 4 
• Epimedium youngianum Roseum- shade-part shade DT  t
• Eupatorium Baby Joe pp20320- h-24-30″ bright fuchsia flowers are a magnet for butterflies z-4
• Eupatorium purpureum” Sweet Joe Pye weed” pink flowers,  h 5-6′, sun, z-4
• Euphorbia polychroma-yellow, h-18″, sun DT
• Filipendula Variegata-Meadowsweet-white, h-4′, sun- – part shade, discontinued 
• Gaillardia ‘Arizona Red Shades’  crimson red blossoms. h 12″-15″, zone 4, deer resistant, sun !!
• Gaultheria procumbens,  wintergreen. Broadleaf evergreen, ground cover, part shade to shade, zone3  Edible
• 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
• Grape “Himrod Seedles” Sweet and seedless. this self-pollinating variety produces sweet, medium-sized grapes that turn yellow when ripe and can withstand cold winter temperatures. zone 5, sun  Edible
• Grape” Sovereigen Coronation”, purple, seedless, zone 4a, sun  Edible
• Geum triflorum, prairie smoke, prairie plant. H 6″-1′, full sun , zone 3, DT
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          Grasses

• Achnatherum(calamagrostis)brachytricha-Diamond grass ,h-3′, z-4 
• Andropogon gerardii “Blackhawks” Big Bluestem, one of the very best.  The foliage of ‘Blackhawks’ emerges 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
• Calamagrostis ” Lightning Strike” Variegated Feather Reed Grass, foliage features a broad central stripe of creamy white that is edged with green.  Purple-pink plumes appear in summer and persist through the colder months. Clumping upright habit. Moderate growth rate. h-3′, sun to part sun, zone 4
• Chasmanthium latifolium ‘Wild Oats’ sun-part shade, h- 3′ good for drying  
• Deschampsia cespitosa ‘ Northern Lights’-This colorful selection of Hair Grass forms a well-behaved clump of narrow leaves, strongly striped with creamy-white and green, blushed with pink in the spring. h-10-12″, sun to part shade, zone 4, N/A in 2022
• Eragrostis Trichodes-Sand Love grass-h-18″, sun, poor soil, my favorite, DT  not available in 2022 
• Festuca glauca ”Boulder Blue”, Boulder Blue is the best, most durable of the blue Festuca grass selections. It has bright blue foliage and a pleasing mounding habit. It blooms in late spring with a nice display of tawny brown flowers.h-15″, full sun, zone 4
• Helictotrichon Sempervirens”Blue Oat Grass”-steel blue, h-3′, sun, DT z-4
• Imperata cylindrica “Red Baron” Japanese Blood Grass forms an upright clump of green leaves with striking blood-red tips. As the season progresses, the foliage becomes more and more red, glowing nearly all-red in the fall. Full sun, h-18″, zone 5
• Molinia Variegata, green with cream, h-12-18″, sun, z-4 not available in 2022
• Miscanthus Sinensis “Adiago” narrow foliage, pink to white plums, h 3-4′. Sun to part shade 
• Miscanthus Sinensis” Fire Dragon”  Its stiff leaves are almost vertical and are a fiery- orange to red in the fall. Silvery-white feathered flower plumes rise above the foliage in late summer through winter. Full sun, h-6-7′, zone 4 
• 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 ‘Little Zebra’ PP#13008 (Dwarf Zebra Grass) z-5
• Miscanthus Sinensis ‘Little Miss‘ Narrow arching foliage emerges green in spring developing carmine and purple tones from early May with the strongest coloring in October and November, h 2-3′, zone 4
• 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  z-5
• 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 
• Panicum Virgatum “Heavy Metal”
• Panicum virgatum ‘Hot Rod’ h-36″, sun, zone 4 , DT, deer resistant  N/A in 2022
• Panicum virgatum “Ruby Ribbons” wine red tips, h-48″, zone 4, a great addition to smaller gardens, great color N/A in 2022
• Panicum virgatum” Rotstrahlbusch” green with red tips. h-60″, z-4
• Panicum virgatum ‘Shenandoah’  h 2-3’ z-4 DT  N/A in 2022
• Panicum virgatum “Totem Pole” is a strictly upright column of steel blue foliage. Golden seed heads in fall. zone 4, full sun, up to 6′ high. Beautiful grass
• 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.
• Stipa capillata -Feather grass-green, pale yellow seeds head, h-2-4′, sun, gorgeous z-5, self-seeder 
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• 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 leave 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.
• Helianthus “Happy Days” perennial sunflower, 4″ yellow double or semi-double blooms July to September, h-24″, z-5  N/A in 2022
• Heliopsis helianthoides,  false sunflower, or perennial sunflower  h-3′, yellow flower in summer, self-seeder. Sun 
• Heliopsis helianthoides “Burning Hearts”, h-48″, yellow with red-eye, sun,  deer, and rabbit resistant, z-4 
• Heliopsis helianthoides” Red Shades” orange and red-colored flowers on black stems, dark chocolate colored foliage, h- 24- 26″, sun, zone 4   N/A in 2022
• 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 “Marys Gold” Spectacular! Gold big flowers. h-3″. slow growth rate.
• Hemerocallis’ White Tuxedo” soft creamy white, ruffled petals, h-2,5′, zone 3, sun to part shade. only 3 available 
• Heuchera “Black taffeta” Silky, black foliage, ruffled h-12″ z-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” bright red in spring and fall and darkens to a brown-red during the summer. h-9″, zone 5, new
• Heuchera “Forever Purple” ultra-purple glossy leaves with fluted edges and great vigor, h-12″, z-4
•  Heuchera “Palace Purple” maple-shaped leaves, from bronzy-green to rich purple-red. White flowers, h 12″-23″, zone 4 N/A
• Heuchera “Rio” New leaves open peach-amber, change to amber, then to tan, and finally to yellow amber, h-9″, part shade to sun, new, zone 4
• Heuchera “Southern Comfort” huge cinnamon-peach leaves and a lush habit. White flower, part shade to shade, zone 4 
• Heuchera “Sweet Tart” lime-colored foliage in a tight mound, amazing bi-colored cerise, and hot pink–colored flowers held on dark stems. h5-8″, zone 4, part to full shade
• Hibiscus”Blackberry Merlot” The deepest red flowering Hardy Hibiscus, flowers are 8″. full sun, zone 4
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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 “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. limited
• Hosta “Firm Line” heart-shaped blue leaves with a wide white margin. h-16″. Lavender flowers. z-3  
• 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 “Golden Tiara”-purple, h-12-14″, part shade-shade
• Hosta “Guacamole” h- 12’-24”, chartreuse leaves 
• Hosta “Island Breeze” Wide, dark green margins stand in sharp contrast to the bright yellow centers in early spring.  As summer approaches, the centers become more chartreuse when plants are grown in heavier shade or lighter yellow if they are grown in more sun. Showy red speckled petioles that bleed up into the leaves. H-12″ Limited
• 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 “Lipstick Blonde”  lance-shaped, waxy, vibrant yellow foliage with a cloudy finish on contrasting red stems. Lavender bell-shaped flowers on arching stems appear midsummer. This cultivar requires six hours of sun each day in order to keep the vivid yellow coloration. H 12-16″, sun to part shade. Limited 
• 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″, Limited
• 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 “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
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• Hosta “Rainbow’s End”, Hosta of the year 2021, h-18″ z 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 “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 ‘Tootie Mae’-heavily corrugated blue leaves with wide yellow margins, near white flowers,     h16″ w18″, nearly white flowers 
• 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″    sold out 
• 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”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 keep their color best in full shade.
• Iberis sempervirens , Evergreen Candytuft, white flowers 05, sun, well-drained soil, zone 3, Drought tolerant, once established 
• Iris Germanica Edith Wolford,  ruffled, light yellow standards, blue-violet falls and yellow fuzzy beards h-31-35, sun
• Iris Germanica “Sharp dressed man ” purple standards above deep purple-black falls with a big bright orange beard to provide brilliant contrast. Fragrant, h- 34-36″ zone 3, sun
• 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
• Jovibarba- sempervivum like-green, green with red, h-1-2″, sun, DT
• Lamium maculatum “Purple Dragon” small silver leaves with a wide green edge. Clusters of deep magenta-purple flowers are larger than all other varieties, appearing in spring then continuing off and on until fall, ground cover for shade 
• 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
• 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 Spicata-Blazing Star-purple, h-3′, sun, DT
• Liatris spicata ” Floristan White”-white, h-3′,DT
• Liatris ligulistylis , purple, h 2-3′  DT  !!!!!!! 
• Ligularia dentata “Britt-Marie Crawford” dark purple foliage, yellow daisies in -7-08, h-16″ part shade, moist, zone 3 N/A in 2022
• Ligularia dentata”BBQ Banana” dark brown foliage, yellow daisies in mid/late summer. h-36″,           N/A in 2022 
• 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      
•  All Ligularias love moisture and cool part shade but they will grow in the regular soil too. Deer tolerant
• Lilium Apricot Fudge, Asiatic Lily, unusual flower shape, and the 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 ‘Sunny Morning’ martagon Lilly, golden-orange blossoms delicately sprinkled with dark mahogany spots. h 2-3′, sun to part shade
• Lilium OT “African Lady” pink with cream edges, h-40″, blooms July to August, Sun to part shade, z-3
• Lilium OT “Purple Prince” purple July to August, h-44″, sun to light shade, zone 3
• Lilium OT hybrid Touchstone, magenta, h 4-6′, sun zone 3
• Lonicera x ‘Dropmore Scarlet’ 
• Lonicera sempervirens ‘John Clayton, John Clayton Trumpet Honeysuckle, yellow, zone 4
• Lonicera ‘Mandarin’, Mandarin Trumpet Honeysuckle, zone 3a
• Lupinus ‘Gallery blue’ h 18-23′, sun
• 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 Sugar Buzz Blue Moon, Lavender blue flowers are held by attractive purple bracts. h- 16-20″, sun to part shade, z-4
• 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 color. h-20″, zone 4. Available end of June 
• 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      
• Nepeta mussinii Kitten Around  Catmint. Forms very floriferous clumps that smother the plant with flowers mid-summer. Cut back after blooming to encourage another flush of flowers. Does well in dry, ordinary soil. h12-14″ sun zone 3  N/A in 2022
• Orastachys under Sempervivum 
• 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 “Do tell” peony with Japanese/anemone form, soft shell pink  in late spring, h-36″, sun, zone 3
• Paeonia “Bartzella” Itoh peony, yellow May to July, h-48″, z-4
• Paeonia “First Arrival” Itoh peony,  lavender-pink, semi-double blossoms, up to 8 in. across (20 cm), with reddish-purple flares at the base of each petal Jun to July. h-24″, z-4, sun 
• 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
• Paeonia lactiflora ‘Monsieur Jules Elie’ large double-flowered, soft-pink petals with a frosted finish. Early/Midseason, h-35-37″
• Paeonia “Primavera” Large, very fragrant bloom has an outer ring of creamy white petals,  soft butter yellow center. h 34-36″
• Peony “Purple spider”, purple, fragrant,  double, h-36″, zone 3, beautiful 
• Paeonia “Sword dance”Japanese type bloom, does not need support, my favorite, dark red in May to July, h-36”, z-2
• Paeonia Suffruticosa, Japanese Tree Peony ” High Noon” clear lemon yellow flowers marked red at the center. It will occasionally throw a repeat bloom during the summer., h-72″, sun, zone 5  
• 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 tenuifolia”Itoba” Fern Leaf Peony, single red blooms May to Jun, h-24″, z-3
•   Peonies are deer and rabbit resistant                                                     
• 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 “Candy Stripes”-white with pink, h-4-6″, sun, DT, 
• Phlox Subulata-Moss phlox-hot pink-h-6″, sun DT  
• Creeping phlox- they will be more than listed. Unfortunately, I won’t know until May what kind of phlox we get. Crazy Covid times
• Phlox paniculata Purple Flame, fragrant conical purple flowers, h- 1,5′, sun to light shade, z-3
• 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 “Jeff’s Blue” purple buds open soft purple with dark eyes. Zone 3
• Phlox paniculata “Little Boy” lilac-blue with a white eye, h 16”, zone 3
• Phlox paniculata” Miss Mary” Large clusters of fragrant, cherry red flowers perched atop strong, relatively short stems set this variety apart. Its dark green foliage maintains a compact habit and exhibits good mildew resistance. sun to part sun, zone 3, h- 15-19″
• Phlox paniculata “Nicky”, Glowing magenta flowers, the darkest of all tall garden phlox, h 30-36″, zone 3, sun to light shade
• Phlox paniculata ” Orange Perfection”, salmon-orange heads, h- 30-35″, fragrant, zone 3, sun to part shade
• Phlox paniculata ‘Red Flame’, good resistance to powdery mildew, vibrant red, h-14-18″
• Phlox paniculata Super Ka-Pow, Fuschia, h-20:, sun, zone 4a
• 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 in 2022
• Polemonium Bris D’Anjou. variegated green and creamy-white leaves look like some exotic fern. Heads of violet-blue flowers rise above on short stems in early summer. h 12′-18′. part shade
• 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 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 N/A in 2022
• Pulmonaria Saccharata- Lungwort- pink, ornamental foliage, h-12″, sun-shade, few  available 
• Pulmonaria”Raspberry splash”-raspberry, ornamental foliage,h-12″,part shade to shade  not available in 2022
• Pulmonaria “Shrimps on the barbie”clump-forming, semi-evergreen perennial with profuse clusters of large, deep shrimp pink flowers in spring. Part shade to full shade, zone 4, h-10″
• Pulmonaria”Twinkle Toes” periwinkle blue flowers. Shade to part shade, h-12″, zone 3
• Pulsatilla Vulgaris ” Pasque Flower”-Violet-blue, h-12″, sun-part shade
• Pulsatilla vulgaris”Rubra”, -h-10″, red, zone 2
• Ratibida columnifera “Red Midget” compact plant with yellow-edged burgundy petals. Sun, h-1-1,5″, zone 3
• 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, glossy, and 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
• Rudbeckia hirta- Black-Eyed Susan, yellow, h-3′, sun –p sh , DT
• Ruellia Humilis-Wild petunia-purple, h-1′, sun-shade, DT
• 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 contrast with white-edged foliage. h-14″, sun. 
• SSanguisorba obtusa – Japanese burnet, pink flowers 05-07, h -40″, sun, not available in 2021
• Salvia nemorosa “Marcus” h12”-18” dwarf selection of Salvia nemorosa that blooms all summer with deeply colored violet-purple flowers, sun, resistance to deer. Z-3
• 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 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 

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Sedum

• Sedum” Autumn Charm”, the green leaves edged in creamy yellow. Large heads of dusty-rose flowers. h-14-16″, sun, TD
• Sedum “Autumn Joy”-pink, h-2-3′, sun, DT, z 3  
• Sedum ” Back in Black” Near black leaves can be enjoyed throughout the summer, and later in the season, flowers bloom with red centers and cream petals. full sun, h 20-24″, zone 3a
• Sedum Cyaneum “Rose Carpet”-pink, h-12″, sun, DT
• Sedum “Mr. Goodbud” dark mauve flowers. h-15″
• Sedum ” Hispanicum var Polyperalum “-ornamental foliage,h-2”, ,DT, z 5 available  in July
• Sedum” MJ Sapphire” compact, upright form with dusky purplish-blue leaves; clusters of small, rosy pink flowers in late summer, h 12-15″
• Sedum Night Embers,  upright habit of dark black-purple, semi-glossy succulent leaves. Small clusters of light mauve-pink flowers are produced on deep red stems. h 24-26″, sun, zone 3
• Sedum Peach Pearls, Clusters of golden-peach flowers open from deep rose buds amid burgundy and olive-green upright foliage. h 14-18″, sun
• 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  available in June 
• 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” Dazzleberry” h-8” has huge 9″ flower heads held above disease-free dusky-blue foliage z-4 N/A
• Sedum Sunsparkler ‘Firecracker’ -Pink flower clusters, blooms mid to late summer, cherry-red foliage, compact. h-6-8″ zone 4 
• Sedum Sunsparkler “Cherry Tart” h-6” cherry red foliage, pink flower, z-4 N/A
• 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    yes
• SEDUM ‘Sunsparkler’ Wildfire’, red leaves are edged with pink, h-6″, DT  N/A in 2022
• Sedum “Thunderhead” PPAF PVR.Huge, deep rose flower heads. Very stout, upright stems, grey-green foliage
• Sedum takesimense Atlantis, cream variegated foliage, h 4-6″, yellow flower, sun, DT
• Sedum telephium “Peach Pearls ”  burgundy leaves, rose-gold flowers, multiple crowns the first year and an excellent habit, h-14″, blooms August-September, z-4, sun, DT
• Sedum telephium “Matrona”-pink, h-3’  sun DT, zone 3
• All Sedum are drought tolerant and Rabbit resistant, some deer resistant

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Sempervivums

We do ship bare roots sempervivums, price $5 +HST per plant 2-5 rosettes depending on the variety  unless specified otherwise

• 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 in 2022

• Sempervivum AtlantisN?A

• Sempervivum arachnoideum- small cobweb, green with silver webbing.

• Sempervivum”Aymon Correvon”-grey-green, medium size, limited

• Sempervivum”Bascour Silver”-white, cobweb, small, choice plant

• Sempervivum “Big Blue” silvery blue in color with prominent burgundy tips. The foliage turns a gorgeous deep purple in the fall.  Limited

• Sempervivum Belladonna, big, shades of purple/blue 

• Sempervivum” Black Bronco” color-changing rosette, sometimes red and yellow, sometimes green with purple tips. The whole rosette turns a deep purple when cold.

• Sempervivum “Black Magic Woman” green with red, watermarks. Few available

• 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”Bronco”- dark red-brown glossy leaves with sharp points Good color all year. Few

• Sempervivum “Canth” brown with red

• Sempervivum “Centurion” large. 

• Sempervivum “Ceylon”–gold- green, large

• Sempervivum  “Chocolate”(Marmoreum) – Chocolate color, medium, limited

• 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. N/A

• Chick charms
• 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  $8
• Sempervivum Appletini aka “Reinhardt” medium-sized rosettes of emerald green, with distinctive purple-black leaf tips.    $8

• Sempervivum Chick Charm ‘Berry Blues” aka” Pacific Blue Ice ”  Icy blue/green flushed with rose $8

• Sempervivum’Chick charm’s“Bing Cherry “ aka “Aglow” deep red to maroon rosettes that flush to green in fall. $8 each

• 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  $8

• Sempervivum Cranberry cocktail= “Killer” olive-green rosette that gets splashes of dark red to mahogany through the seasons. Offsets are on long stolons.  $8

• Sempervivum Chick Charm “Chocolate kiss” aka“ Pacific Devils food” Large rosette with red tones that last all year long $8 each

• Sempervivum Chick Charm” Gold nugget” bright gold with red changes to lime green and back to gold in fall ($10 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 Chik Charm in one pot. Includes Gold nugget, Plum Parfait, and Strawberry Kiwi. $12 plus tax   

• Sempervivum Chick Charm Trio- Honeycrisp Twist. 3 varieties of Chik Charm in one pot. Includes Gold Nugget, Appletini, and Cosmic Candy. $12 plus tax  

• Sempervivum Lotus Blossom, The fire engine red leaves of Sempervivum ‘Lotus Blossom’ are each edged in white.  During the heat of summer, the rosettes take on more green. $12 + tax per plant.  limited

• Sempervivum “Strawberry Kiwi” aka ‘Fashion Diva”, red rosettes with green to yellow margins  $8

• Sempervivum ‘Dallas” large, shades of red

• Sempervivum’ Damask’ large, nice, red

• Devils Touch- narrow leaves, long dark tips, slow grower,  intriguing colors, and an unusual shape. $8 per pot. Few available

• Sempervivum ‘Emerald Empress’ medium-sized rosettes of emerald green, flushed bronze in the cool months, not available in 2022

• Sempervivum ‘ Emerald Giant’ Large, shade of green

• 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 ‘Fame Monstrose, green red, some rosettes are deformed,  N/A

• Sempervivum “Fantasy”, a sport of ‘Fame monstrose’, interesting deform rosettes. Only a few are available 

• Sempervivum ‘Frodo’ deep maroon fading to chocolate, large

• 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 ‘Georgette’ silver-edged violet leaves changing to grayish pink, small

• Sempervivum “Gildor”-broad leaves. Dark green with pink overlay, medium size

• Sempervivum ‘Grapetone’  Gray-green rosettes with purplish grape-colored centers. Small

• Sempervivum “ Greenie” sharply pointed, gray-green leaves, adorned with dark red tips. N/A

• 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 N/A

• Sempervivum  marmoreum ‘Kanzan Gorge‘green with dark tips N/A in 2022

• 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 “Leopold” is a very dark, almost black, very slow grower. N/A

• Sempervivum “Lynn’s choice”-velvety leaves of dark brown with gold-green shade, large, narrow leaves, loose roset 

• Sempervivum ‘Lizard’  dark olive green, large

• Sempervivum” Magnificum” large, purple. Limited

• 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 montanum from Rottendorf-a tiny dark tip at each leaf end, small  N/A in 2022

• Sempervivum “Naja” The medium to small rosettes are light olive green. In summer the center turns pastel pink.  N/A

• Sempervivum “Oh my” large, reddish-brown rosettes

• Sempervivum “Ohio Burgundy” velvety red, large

• Sempervivum ‘Old Rose’, large, rose-purple leaves, very nice, keeps good color during the season 

• Sempervivum ‘Olivette’ symmetrical rigid olive-green rosettes tipped w brown

• Sempervivum “Othello” is very big, dark red, especially in the colder months. Greener in spring and summer but always with a dark red flush. N/A in 2022

•  Sempervivum ‘Pacardian’ large, velvety coppery-red leaves, great plant

• 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, 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 “Raspberry Ice” pinkish-red, fringed, frosty appearance, large

• Sempervivum “Red Beauty” medium-sized, fairly open rosettes of grey-green leaves with blood-red tips

• Sempervivum ”Red cross”

• Sempervivum ”Red Rohesia” red with dark tips, really nice.

• Sempervivum “Red Rubin” large rosettes of emerald green, with distinctive burgundy-red leaf tips. N/A

• Sempervivum ‘Rita Jane’ olive green flushed and tipped with pink, limited

• Sempervivum “Rote zwerg” smaller rosettes, green-pink with green tips N/A in 2022

• Sempervivum ‘Rubrum Borsch’ gloss, beet red, limited

• Sempervivum “ Sahara Sun” the colors change from green to warm yellow in summer with pink and orange tones.

• Sempervivum  ‘Saturn’ green and coral pink 

• Sempervivum “Skrocki” greyish-violet shading to green, edged with silvery hair. Very slow grower. N/A in 2022

• Sempervivum ‘Silverine’, pointed, silver-green leaves flushed reddish /purple  M

• Sempervivum “Special Gift” Green velvety rosettes with red N/A in 2022

• Sempervivum ‘ Sprite’ small, green to red, frosted 

• Sempervivum “Starshine” peachy pink, satiny foliage that can show wavy watermarks from its natural wax coating. N/A

• 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”Titania”olive-gold, shading to brown, darker tips. Offsets are on long stolons. not available in 2022

• Sempervivum ”Topaz” pink and purple tones all year long

• 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”Whirligig” velvety grey rose. Leaves are twisted and crested so the plant does not form a true rosette. Medium

•  Sempervivum’ White wedding ‘ (Weiße Hochzeit) arachnoideum hybrid , red/green cobweb , M

• Sempervivum “Wirbelsturm” or Hurricane. the dark red color in the center, which also holds up well in summer. The tips of the leaves lighten up more and more from the outside and reach an orange-ochre tone in summer.

• Sempervivum “Velveteen” 

• Sempervivum ‘Violaceum’ bright green center fading to dusty red-purple

• Sempervivum “Zenobia” mature plants are deep grape tone

•  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 Spinosa, 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
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• Spigelia marilandica-Indian pink, trumpet-shaped, red flowers (to 2″ long) atop stiff stems growing to 18″ tall. z-5, part shade. N/A in 2022

• Strawberry  Hecker, It 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 
• Strawberry Allstar, a June-bearing strawberry that produces generous harvests of big, juicy, orange-red berries in late spring and early summer. sun, zone 4   edible 
  
• Tanacetum coccineum “Robinson’s Red” big red flowers with yellow center, h 18-24″, Sun N/A in 2022
• 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
• Trillium Luteum-part shade, yellow flower, h-1’ 
• Trollius europaeus v. compactus ‘Lemon Supreme’ Globeflower
• Ball-shaped flowers in a clear lemon-yellow shade. Shear plants back after blooming h n10-12” z-3
• Trollius europaeus superbus
• 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
• Veronica incana-blue,grey foliage, h-12″,sun
• Veronica prostrata “Blue mirror”h-4-5”, sun. Blue  N/A in 2021
• 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
• Yucca Filamentosa “Adam’s Needle”-white, h-4-6′, sun DT

• DT-Drought tolerant

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Winter Hardy Cactus

• Opuntia ‘Bernalillo’ short white spines h-4’’ zone 4 lemon 07
• OPuntia camanchica var phaeacantha, zone 5. yellow 
• 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
• Opuntia fragilis “Black Cat”   limited zone 3
• 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
• Opuntia Humifusa -Prickly Pear- yellow, sun, very well-drained soil, DT, z-4
• Opuntia humifusa Point Pelee- new   zone 4 limited
• Opuntia macrorhiza – zone 4  N/A 2022
• Opuntia phaceantha , yellow flowers, zone 5
• Opuntia polyacantha ‘Crystal Tide ‘ cream age to pink zone 4, possible zone 3
• Opuntia polyacantha ‘Dusty pink,  maybe, ask, please, z-4
• 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”few available 
• Opuntia polyacantha “Peter Pan” small pads with many white spines  new
• Opuntia polyacantha ‘Raspberry pink’ ,N/A  in 2022
• 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 2022
• Opuntia spp ‘Saskatchewan ‘, small round pads, light yellow flowers, choice opuntia
• Opuntia polyacantha ex ‘Wavy Gravy’   not available, crop failure
  My original plant had wavy pads, unfortunately, I had no time to remove the regular growth so the whole plant reversed and has regular pads now. Since it is well-growing plant and has beautiful flowers I do recommend it. Yellow aging to peach.  zone 5, 4?
• To see pictures go to the Winter Cactus page

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Shrubs and trees

 

• Amelanchier alnifolia- the saskatoon,  western serviceberry, h-13′ w-9′, sun to part shade. z-3  edible
• Amelanchier alnifolia’ Obelisk’ h-12′ spread 6′,  a narrowly upright and columnar growth habit, z-3 edible 
• Amelanchier Laevis -Allegheny serviceberry, h 20′, sun to part shade, z-4  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 
• Apple “Cortland” semi-dwarf, zone 4,  edible 
• Apple”Empire”, semi-dwarf, zone 4, edible 
• Apple ” McIntosh” semi-dwarf, zone 4, edible 
• Apple “Honeycrisp” semi-dwarf, zone 3, edible
• 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
•  Asimina triloba- Paw Paw,  edible    
• Aronia Low Scape Mound – superb red autumn hues, attractive flower in spring, black fruit very high in vitamins, zone 3 edible
• Azalia x Golden Lights is a hardy selection that provides a massive display of golden-yellow single blooms. Full Sun to Partial Shade. zone 4
• Azalia x “Mandarin Lights”, orange single blooms, sun to part shade, zone 4, h-5′
• Azalia “Fireball”   medium-sized, bright orange-red flowers with a delicate fragrance.  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
• Berberis thunbergii” Aurea Nana”   
• Berberis thunbergii ‘Rose Glow’
• Berberis thunbergii Royal Burgundy
• 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 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.
• Corylus americana, American hazelnut, h 10-16′, sun to part shade, zone 4 edible
• 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,  edible
• Currant Red Lake-heavy-bearing bushes, sun, zone 4   edible
• Currant “White Pearl” white to yellow, sweeter then read. sun, zone 4, edible
• Catalpa Ovata – tree, white, h-15′-20’, sun-part shade  discontinued 
• Elderberry ‘Scotia’ and ‘York’  edible
• 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 “Canadale Gold” small evergreen shrub with oval-rounded, bright golden-green leaves.h-2′, sun to part shade, zone 5
• Euonymus fortunei” Dandel, BLUE-GREY FOLIAGE SPORTS WIDE, CREAMY MARGINS, h-3′, zone 5, sun to shade
  
• Forsythia ovata”Northern Gold” This is an extremely hardy shrub with golden yellow flowers in the spring. Upright growth habit.h-6-7”, sun to light shade. zone 3
• Forsythia ovata” Ottawa” Golden-yellow flowers appear before the leaves. Zone 4, h-6-7′, sun to part shade
• 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 
• Gooseberry “Pixwell” big oval berries change from their spring green to blush pink. Ripens in July. Self-pollinating. h-4′. zone 3
• Hamamelis vernalis, Ozark witch Hazel. Yellow in March, zone 4, h 6-10′, sun to part shade. 
• Hamamelis virginiana , Witch-Hazel, yellow flowers from mid to late fall for about 3 weeks. Light shade to partial sun, zone 3
• Haskap” Berry Blue” tart to sweet, delicious, early flowering, h-5′, w-5″, sun to part sun, edible
• Haskap “Borealis”  large sweet berries, an early pollinating variety edible
• Haskap “Tundra” an early pollinating variety  edible
• Haskap Keiko and Kawaii, edible
• 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
• Hydrangea arborescens “Incrediball”
• Hydrangea arborescens Incrediball ” Blush”
• Hydrangea arborescens Incrediball “Limetta”
• Hydrangea paniculata “Confetti”   47″ high, 30″ with, cone-shaped light and airy flower heads, which also have a delicate scent. z-4   new, not available in 2021
• Hydrangea “Bobo “
• Hydrangea pan” Fire Light” z-3  
• Hydrangea pan” Fire Light Tidbit”
• Hydrangea “Limelight” 
• Hydrangea paniculata ‘Little Lime ‘z-3 
• Hydrangea paniculata ‘Little Lamb, z-3  
•  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 ‘Quick Fire’ z-3 
• Hydrangea’ Little Quick Fire’ z-4 
• Hydrangea quercifolia commonly known as 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. zone 5
• Hypericum kalmianum” Pot O’Gold”  yellow, zone 4
• Ilex meserveae”Blue Princess/Bl. Prince ” combo, zone 5, sun to part shade. Needs to be protected from winter winds
• 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 
• Juniperus horizontalis ‘Blue Chip’ N/A in 2022
• Juniperus horizontalis ‘Ice Blue’ 
• Juniperus horizontalis “Bar Harbor” very low growing, spreading groundcover juniper. Foliage color is bluish green, sun, zone 3a
• Juniperus x pfitzeriana “Aurea”- The emerging tips of the foliage are canary-yellow, a vivid contrast to the mature, green foliage on this flat-topped, spreading evergreen. h-4′-5′, sun
• 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 Gem”  Pink-red buds open to fragrant, single, pink-red flowers before the leaves emerge · Flowers are followed with medium size crabapples. h 17-19′, sun 
• Paulownia Tomentosa ‘Princess Tree”- ornamental foliage, it will die back in zone 5 and grow again, grows up to 15-20’ in a year
• Pear”Bartlett”
• Pear”Bosc”
• Philadelphus “Miniature Snowflake”-mock orange, h-2,5-3′, full sun to part shade. Fragrant. zone 4
• Philadelphus x “Snowbelle”- mock orange, very fragrant, h 4-5′, sun to part shade, zone 4
• Physocarpus “Tiny Wine” – z-3, h-3-4’, dark bronze maroon foliage 
• 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
• Plum “Valor” ‘Valor’ is a European plum. European plums are self-pollinating, however, fruit size and quantity improve with cross-pollination from another European or some, but not all, hybrid plums. Dark purple, very sweet. zone 5  edible 
• 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 
• Raspberry Meeker, June-bearing variety, delicious, zone 4, sun  edible 
• Rhododendron” Purple Gem” 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
• Salix purpurea “Arctic Blue Willow”-dwarf willow, blue-green leaves, and reddish stems, h-5-6’ sun-part shade, DT, N/A in 2022
• Sambucus nigra” Black Lace“ black European elder, sun to part shade, zone 4, h 6 to 8′
• Sambucus nigra “Laced up” sun to part shade, zone 4, h 6 to 8′
• 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
  
• Spiraea” Double Play” z-4
• 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” 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 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 “Charles Joly”- fragrant magenta double flowers, h 10-12′, zone 3, sun
• Syringa x Julianne  ‘George Eastman’ h 4-6’, sun, zone 3, Unique deep pink spring flowers. Dwarf. Fragrant. Deer resistant.
• Syringa x vulgaris “Ludwig”- fragrant reddish-purple flowers, h 10-12′, zone 3, sun
• Syringa x vulgaris” Monge” fragrant reddish-purple flowers. h 10-12′, zone 3, sun
• 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 

    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.   

• Taxus cuspidata” Nana Aurescens” New growth is brilliant golden. Since second-year foliage goes dark green, each year’s new growth makes another dramatic splash of color when it emerges. The shade-tolerant, adaptable, colorful conifer has a wider-than-tall, spreading habit. h-2′. Grows 3-6″/year, zone 4 . Choice  dwarf Japanese Yew, only 3 available  in 2022
• Taxus cuspidata – spreading Japanise Yew. A versatile evergreen tolerating heavy pruning, making it ideal for hedges, screens, foundation plantings and topiary landscapes. It can also be left unpruned for a softer textured landscape. 
• Taxus x media “Andersonii” Anderson’s spreading Yew, h-4-5′, zone 4. Needs well drain soil
• Taxus media” Densiformis “ upright spreading habit of growth, h 3-4′, sun to shade. It does best in average to evenly moist conditions, but will not tolerate standing water
• Thuja occidentalis ‘Fire Chief a dwarf, evergreen shrub of rounded habit with dense sprays of feathery, bright gold foliage in spring, turning sage-green and topped with red tips in the fall. z-4  sold out
• Thuja occidentalis konfetti  
   Miniature, upright shrub. Dense branching with rich green foliage that has flecks of creamy white throughout. Perfect for the rock garden. Grows to 2′ high and 1′ wide in 10 years.
• Thuja occidentalis “Linesville” Found as a witch’s broom in Linesville, PA. Prefers full sun, in well-drained soil. 2′ tall x 2.5′ wide in 10 years. Hardy to -50 degrees. Unique globe-formed arborvitae with dense, fine-textured, sage-green foliage.  z-4
• Vaccinium angustifolium- wild lowbush blueberry, will grow in sun or part sun in acidic soil. h-1′- 2′, zone 2. Edible
• 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
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Interesting conifers and deciduous trees

Quantity           Name               pot size(gal)

 

5 Abies concolor Blue Cloak #1

1` Acer circinatum Baby Buttons #2

5 Acer japonicum Abby’s Weeping #1

3 Acer palmatum Adrian’s Compact #1

3 Acer palmatum Amagi shigure #1

3 Acer palmatum Bloodgood #1

5 Acer palmatum Burgundy Lace #1

3 Acer palmatum dissectum Autumn Fire #1

3 Acer palmatum dissectum Crimson Queen #1

3Acer palmatum dissectum Pendulum Julian #1

3 Acer palmatum dissectum Tamuke yama #1

4 Acer palmatum dissectum Waterfall #1

5 Acer palmatum Krazy Krinkle #1

3 Acer palmatum Limelight #1

3 Acer palmatum Pixie #1

3 Acer palmatum Twilight Dwarf #1

2 Acer palmatum Winter Flame #1

3 Acer shirasawanum Autumn Moon #1

15 Buxus x Green Gem #1

2 Cercidiphylum japonicum Red Fox #2

2 Chamaecyparis nootkatensis Strict Weeping #2

1Ginkgo biloba Akebona #2

5 Ginkgo biloba Barabit’s Nana #1

2 Ginkgo biloba Beijing Gold #2

1Ginkgo biloba Belle Bell #2

3 Ginkgo biloba California Sunset #1

2 Ginkgo biloba Magyar #2 

5 Ginkgo biloba Mariken #1

3 Ginkgo biloba Motherlode #1

5 Ginkgo biloba Munchkin #1

1 Ginkgo biloba Patio Umbrella #1

3 Ginkgo biloba Robbie’s Twist #1

5 Ginkgo biloba Troll #1

2 Ginkgo biloba Vanilla Swirl #3

3 Ginkgo biloba Vanilla Swirl #1

3 Ginkgo biloba Weeping Wonder #1

3 Ginkgo biloba Witches Broom #1

5 Juniperus communis Little Pyramid #1

5 Larix decidua Darling Suzie #1

1 Larix decidua Pendula #5

3 Larix decidua Pulli – staked #1

2Larix decidua Pulli STD #3

3 Larix kaempferi Blue Ball #1

6 Larix x eurolepis Varied Directions #1

2 Larix kaempferi ” Grey Pearl”  #2
3 Larix kaempferi  ” Little Boggle”  #2
4 Larix Laricina “Blue sparkler”  #2

5 Larix leptolepis Heverbeck #1

3 Larix Prag #2
2 Picea abies “Eva”  #1

2 Picea abies Formanek #2

1 Picea abies Kellerman’s Blue Cameo 1
6 Picea abies Perry’s Gold #1

3 Picea abies Pusch #1

3 Picea abies Spring Fire #1

3 Picea abies Zajecice #1

9 Picea glauca ‘Daisy’s White’   #2
2 Picea glauca Golden Harbour #2

5 Picea glauca Yukon Blue #1

3 Picea mariana Doumetti #1

5 Picea omorika Pimoko #1

1 Picea omorika White tops #4

1 Picea omorika Zuckerhut #4 

5 Picea pungens Blue Mist #1

5 Picea pungens Glauca Globosa #12

2 Picea pungens Maigold #1

3 Picea pungens Mission Blue #1

2 Picea pungens Nimetz #1
3 Picea pungens Pin Cushion #1

1 Picea pungens Sester’s Dwarf # 5

1 Picea pungens Spring Ghost #3

3 Picea pungens Spring Ghost #1

5 Picea pungens The Blues #1

2 Pinus densiflora Low Glow #1
5 Pinus koraiensis Jack Korbit #2

1 Pinus koraiensis Silver Ray #1
3 Pinus mugo Aurea Fastigiata #2

1 Pinus mugo Emerald Dwarf #1
3 Pinus mugo Carsten’s Wintergold #2
5 Pinus mugo Charlie’s Gold #2

5 Pinus mugo Mops #1

3 Pinus mugo Sunshine # 1
2 Pinus mugo Spaan’s Pygmy #2
3 Pinus mugo Valley Cushion #2

5 Pinus nigra Green Tower #1

5 Pinus strobus Blue Shag #1

5 Pinus strobus Horsford #1

3 Pinus strobus Kruger’s Lilliput #1

3 Pinus strobus Niagara Falls #2
4 Pinus strobus Pendula #3
5 Pinus strobus Sea Urchin #1

2 Pinus strobus Stowe Pillar #1

2 Pinus Strobus Tiny Kurls #2

3 Pinus strobus x ayacahuite Forest Sky #1

3 Pinus sylvestris Glauca Nana #2
2 Pinus sylvestris Gold Coin #2
1Pinus sylvestris Jeremy #1

3 Pinus sylvestris Sentinel #1

1 Pinus thunbergii Aocha Matsu #1
1Thuja occidentalis Konfetti #1

1 Tsuga canadensis Bacon Cristate #1

3 Tsuga canadensis Baldwin Dwarf Pyramid #1

 

• Perennials $8 and up
• Sempervivums $5 and up
• Sedums $5 and up
• Winter hardy cactus $8-$15 ( for up to date availability, go to the winter-hardy cactus page)
• Hosta $ 10-15
• Grasses $12 and up
• Shrubs and trees $18 and up
• Prices do not include HST.

Note:  some plants are in short supply.

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