DIGITALIS grandiflora
(dij-ih-TAL-iss) (gran-di-FLOOR-ah) | DIGIGR3 |
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| Common Name: Foxglove |
| Description: RHS Award of Garden Merit. Large, bell-shaped, yellow flowers marked with brown in early summer. Perennial. |
| Zone: 4 |
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DIGITALIS thapsi (SPANISH PEAKS®)
(dij-ih-TAL-iss) (THAP-see) | DIGISP3 |
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| Common Name: Foxglove |
| Description: 1999 Plant Select®. Spikes of raspberry-rose flowers in early summer over trim mat of furry foliage. Perennial; thrives in a variety of sites and soils. |
| Zone: 4 |
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DIGITALIS x mertonensis
(dij-ih-TAL-iss) (mer-ton-EN-sis) | DIGIME3 |
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| Common Name: Strawberry Foxglove |
| Description: RHS Award of Garden Merit. Very large, raspberry flowers. Tetraploid perennial plants. |
| Zone: 4 |
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DODECATHEON 'Aphrodite' PP# 14,002
(do-de-KATH-ee-on) | DODEAP5 |
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| Common Name: Shooting Star |
| Description: Intense purple-pink flowers on robust plants in May-June. Propagation Prohibited. |
| Zone: 4 |
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DODECATHEON meadia 'Album'
(do-de-KATH-ee-on) (MEE-dee-a) | DODEAL5 |
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| Common Name: Shooting Star |
| Description: RHS Award of Garden Merit. Delicate umbels of lovely, white flowers rise from flat rosettes of foliage. Likes rich, moist soil. Usually has flowered and is dormant by May 1st! |
| Zone: 3 |
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DRABA aizoides
(DRAH-ba) (ay-ZOY-deez) | DRABAI3 |
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| Description: Exciting little addition to the miniature garden. Green cushions topped off with hot yellow flowers in early spring. Needs well-drained soil. |
| Zone: 3 |
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DRACOCEPHALUM argunense 'Fuji Blue'
(dra-ko-SEF-a-lum) (ar-gun-ENSE) | DRACFB3 |
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| Common Name: Dragonhead |
| Description: Spikes of brilliant blue flowers early June to mid-August. Needle-like, leathery, green foliage forms compact, durable clumps; long-lived perennial. |
| Zone: 4 |
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DRACOCEPHALUM ruyschiana
(dra-ko-SEF-a-lum) | DRACRU3 |
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| Common Name: Northern Dragonhead |
| Description: Fragrant, hooded blue flowers on this low-growing perennial from the mint family. Blooms from July-August; plant in sun to part shade.
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| Zone: 3 |
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DRYOPTERIS erythrosora
(dry-OP-ter-iss)(er-ith-roe-SOR-ah) | FERNAF4 |
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| Common Name: Autumn Fern |
| Description: RHS Award of Garden Merit. Showy, coppery-pink, new fronds continuously until fall; frost turns it a pleasing bronze. Attractive evergreen through winter if protected from drying winds. Mature leaves make excellent cut greens. |
| Zone: 5 |
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DRYOPTERIS filix-mas undulata 'Robusta'
(dry-OP-ter-iss) (fil-liks-MAHS) | FERNRO4 |
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| Common Name: Male Fern |
| Description: Sturdy, evergreen variety. |
| Zone: 5 |
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DRYOPTERIS marginalis
(dry-OP-ter-iss) (mar-jin-AL-iss) | FERNLW5 |
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| Common Name: Leatherwood Fern |
| Description: Dark green, evergreen plant; hardy and vigorous.
On native ferns, we can only guarantee live crowns, as they are slow to root in containers; they may never completely root down or form a solid root ball. Foliage does not ship well; remove old foliage and they will grow. |
| Zone: 5 |
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ECHEVERIA 'Blue Curls'
(e-kee-VER-ee-a) | ECHEBC3 |
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| Description: Mostly a soitary succulent with rosettes to 12" in diameter. Frilly-edged, silvery-blue leaves take on showy pink hues in cooler temperatures; reddish-pink flowers.
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| Zone: 9 |
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ECHEVERIA 'Blue Spurs'
(e-kee-VER-ee-a) | ECHEBS3 |
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| Description: Clustering rosettes of frosty blue, unusual leaves that form a "cameo" formation on some of the leaves as well as producing an odd "spur" (tapered tubular leaf). |
| Zone: 10 |
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ECHEVERIA 'Chroma'
(e-kee-VER-ee-a) | ECHECH3 |
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| Description: Hybrid rosettes of dusty blue-green leaves. Leaves dappled with yellow and pink markings in bright light of summer. Filtered bright light. Water when dry |
| Zone: 9 |
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ECHEVERIA derenbergii
(e-kee-VER-ee-a)(DARE-en-BERG-ee-eye) | ECHEPL3 |
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| Common Name: Painted Lady |
| Description: A small, clumping form rosette of green, triangular shaped leaves with red margins makes this a great container plant. This Echeveria likes bright light with good drainage. |
| Zone: 9 |
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ECHEVERIA 'Dusty Rose'
(e-kee-VER-ee-a) | ECHEDR4 |
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| Description: Attractive succulent with beautiful, smokey, rose-plum foliage forming 5-8" rosettes; orange flowers late summer, fall and early winter.
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| Zone: 9 |
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ECHEVERIA gigantea
(e-kee-VER-ee-a) (jy-GAN-tee-uh) | ECHEGI4 |
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| Description: Large, succulent, gray, spoon-shaped leaves form a huge and impressive rosette for a planter, patio pot, or rock garden. Spikes of rosy-pink flowers in fall. Water droplets on foliage can cause burning. |
| Zone: 9 |
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ECHEVERIA harmsii
(e-kee-VER-ee-a)(harms-ee-eye) | ECHEHA3 |
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| Description: A shrub-like Echeveria with lanceolate, green leaves covered with dense hair. In cold weather, leaves blush rose-red and look like red velvet. |
| Zone: 10 |
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ECHEVERIA hybrid 'Allegra'
(e-kee-VER-ee-a) | ECHEAL3 |
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| Description: Rosettes of dusty blue, slender leaves; edges are often tinged red. |
| Zone: 10 |
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ECHEVERIA 'Melaco'
(e-kee-VER-ee-a) | ECHEML3 |
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| Description: Melaco in Portuguese means molasses which is the name for this succulent. The rosettes of dark reddish-brown color are the same color as molasses; orange, bell-shaped flowers in summer. |
| Zone: 9 |
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ECHEVERIA nodulosa
(e-kee-VER-ee-a) (nod-yew-LOH-suh) | ECHENO3 |
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| Common Name: Painted Echevaria |
| Description: Exquisite red markings define the interior and edges of each leaf; pinkish-white flowers appear in fall. |
| Zone: 9 |
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ECHEVERIA peacockii
(e-kee-VER-ee-a) (pee-KOK-ee-eye) | ECHEPE4 |
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| Common Name: Mexican Hen & Chicks |
| Description: Succulent, silvery-blue rosettes; spikes of orange-red flowers. Unique in combo pots, troughs, or rock gardens. |
| Zone: 9 |
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ECHEVERIA 'Perle von Nurnberg'
(e-kee-VER-ee-a) | ECHEPV3 |
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| Description: RHS Award of Garden Merit. Lovely rosettes glazed with translucent pink and purple. |
| Zone: 9 |
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ECHEVERIA prolifica
(e-kee-VER-ee-a) (pro-LIF-ih-kuh) | ECHEPR3 |
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| Description: Small, silvery green rosettes produce offsets on runners. Yellow flowers. |
| Zone: 9 |
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ECHEVERIA runyonii 'Lucita'
(e-kee-VER-ee-a) | ECHELU4 |
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| Common Name: Chalk Rose |
| Description: Frosty blue, spatulated foliage with pink tips. Each rosette will get 3-4" in diameter; coral, bell-shaped flowers. |
| Zone: 9 |
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ECHEVERIA 'Silver Spoons'
(e-kee-VER-ee-a) | ECHESS4 |
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| Description: A unique Mexican Hen & Chicks with bluish-white, cupped leaves. Great for troughs! |
| Zone: 10 |
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ECHEVERIA x derosa
(e-kee-VER-ee-a) (DARE-oh-sa) | ECHEDE3 |
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| Description: Attractive, pale-green, mounding rosette. Good for rock gardens. |
| Zone: 9 |
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ECHEVERIA x hybrida 'The Rose'
(e-kee-VER-ee-a) (hy-BRID-ah) | ECHETR4 |
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| Description: Thick, sculptured leaves form a metallic, ruffled, 'Rose Blossom' up to 12-15" in diameter. Perfect specimen plant in the rock garden or as a house plant. A collector's dream! Water droplets on foliage can cause burning. |
| Zone: 9 |
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ECHINACEA angustifolia
(eh-kih-NAY-shah) (an-gus-tih-FOE-lee-ah) | ECHIAN3 |
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| Common Name: Blacksamson Echinacea |
| Description: Pink to creamy-white flowers with drooping petals July-August. Native to the central U.S. Angustifolia is used interchangeably with pallida by some plantsmen. Our seed is angustifolia collected in South Dakota. |
| Zone: 3 |
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ECHINACEA 'Cheyenne Spirit'
(eh-kih-NAY-shah) | ECHICS3 |
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| Common Name: Coneflower |
| Description: 2013 AAS Winner. This stunning, first-year flowering echinacea produces an attractive range of flower colors from rich purple, pink, red and orange tones to light yellow, cream, and white. This compact and durable plant can withstand the elements, is maintenance free, and fairly drought tolerant. |
| Zone: 4 |
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