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Allium 'Gladiator', Ornamental OnionA showstopping variety with giant 6" rose-purple spheres on stems reaching up to 3 feet tall! Beloved by butterflies and bees and resistant to deer and rodents—can't beat that combination Use this flowering bulb to create architectural interest in your garden borders. These drought-tolerant flowers also make a beautiful addition to bouquets. Ships...$30.50 -
Erodium x 'Fran's Delight', Fran's Delight CranesbillA tough and extraordinarily long-blooming perennial, 'Fran's Delight' is compact with pretty silver foliage and copious amounts of dainty lavender flowers with a prominent deep purple blotch on the bottom petals. Almost continuous blooming, with 8 inch flower spikes, from late April to late November! Mature size: 6 in tall x 12 in wide Minimum...$12.50 -
Allium nevskianum, Ornamental OnionA rare offering! 4-6 inch diameter raspberry pink blooms grow above low-growing 4-6 in tall blue-grey foliage in late spring through early summer. Minimum temperature: -20° F$24.50 -
Fuchsia 'Genii', Hardy FuchsiaSmall to medium dangling flowers with recurved cerise sepals and a blue-purple corolla brightly contrast with small yellow-green leaves on red stems. This is a midsummer into fall bloomer, to revitalize the otherwise waning flower season with a punch of color. Plant deeply, mulch, and protect from drying winds. (RHS Award of Garden...$13.50 -
Tricyrtis 'Shuugetsu', Toad LilyLight yellow stamens stand out against the clear white petals. -秋月 Shuugetsu- means 'the moon in autumn." Minimum temperature:-10 ° F Mature size: 2-3 ft T x 1-2 ft W$17.50 -
Arctostaphylos x media 'Reina de Arena', ManzanitaDescription coming soon... Mature size: 2 ft tall x 6 ft wide Minimum temperature: -5° FFrom $17.50 -
Amsonia hubrichtii, Arkansas Blue StarPlumes of fine, feathery leaves culminate in panicles of starry, sky-blue flowers in late spring. This is an excellent perennial for a dependable show of atmospheric golden fall color. It is especially effective in a swath. Don't skimp; make a statement! Mature size: 3 feet tall & 4 feet wide Minimum temperature: -20° F$11.50 -
Pittosporum divaricatumAn architectural, twiggy shrub with very tiny leaves and flowers. Zig-zagging stems are BLACK in winter and smoky-grey in summer. Tiny, deep red blooms in spring are followed by small, round green fruits. The leaves emerge bright green, then age to dark greenish-black, then gold in fall. Exceptional drought tolerance...$14.50 -
Begonia hemsleyana 'Chandler's Hardy Silver', Chandler's BegoniaDark olive green palmate leaves, narrowly incised and toothed, are liberally flecked with white for a complex filigreed effect. The leaves are brick-red beneath as are the stems, seductively peeking through the green. Late season pink flowers hover at the surface of the foliage. A hardy Begonia is a boon for those inclined...$14.50 -
Berberis wilsoniae, Mrs Wilson's BarberryAdaptable to a wide range of conditions; grey-green foliage set off early spring yellow blooms that lead to coral berries. Very prickly but lovely. Mature size: 3-6 ft T x 3-4 ft W Minimum temperature: 0° F$13.00 -
Primula x polyantha 'Hose-in-Hose Yellow', Hose-in-Hose Yellow PrimroseThis dependable, old-fashioned, light yellow spring ephemeral has a unique flower form: one bloom inside the other! "Originally, this flower variant was given the name Hose-in-Hose because the form of the flower is reminiscent of the way some Elizabethan gentlemen used to wear their stockings, one inside the other with the...$14.50 -
Allium schubertii, Tumbleweed OnionA supernova of a flower: giant 12–16 inch diameter, starry, metallic purple orbs always command a second glance and concomitant raves. The stems are relatively short, so place these bulbs near the front of a dry border or walk. It makes a huge sparkler that won't scare dogs and cats on the 4th of July...$22.50 -
Arctostaphylos x 'Sunset', ManzanitaDiscovered by Roman Ganklin and W. Richard Hildreth; 'Sunset' develops red-purple-brown shaggy bark as it matures and the rounded green leaves that begin life as coppery-orange buds. This naturally occuring hybrid, discovered near Prunedale in Monterey County, involved A. pajaroensis and A. hookeri and has pinkish-white urn-shaped flowers that are...From $14.50 -
Phlox subulata 'Betty', Moss PhloxSlowly growing with short, glossy, bright green, needle-like leaves and small, bright pink flowers blooming spring to fall. 2" tall and mat-forming. Minimum temperature: -40° FFrom $6.50 -
Chamaecyparis obtusa 'Bess', Dwarf Hinoki CypressArtfully dense & contuored branches with dark green leaves. More sun = more dense; more shade = more open. Becomes upright with age. VERY slow growing, in 50 or so years to 6 ft T x 2+ ft W. Mature size: 2ft T x 1ft W in 10 yrs Minimum temperature: -20° FFrom $13.00 -
Cryptomeria japonica 'Mushroom', Dwarf Japanese CedarA mounding-globose cutie with soft light green foliage in spring that turns a blue-green by summer and bronze-purple when the cold comes. Drought tolerant once established, protect from wind. Mature size: 3 ft+ T x W Minimum temperature: -10° F$44.50