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note on plant availability and prices

As we would like to have all plants available at all times, many plants are ready when nature decides. Additionally, due to the rarity of many of these plants, and the popularity of the newer varieties, some of our plants  may sell out when first offered. Other factors such as weather may also affect our inventory. 

 

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Reference Guide Contents

Perennials A1 |A2|B|C|D|E|F|G|H|Hosta|I|J|K|L|M|N|O|P|Q|R|S|T|U-V |W-Z

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Kalimeris 'Blue Star'

 

Kalimeris 'Charlotte'

 

Kalimeris integrifolia

 

 Kalimeris yomena 'Shogun'

 

Kirengeshoma palmata

 

Kniphofia 'Elvira'

 

Kniphofia 'Fire Dance'

 

KALIMERIS, Double Japanese Aster: (sometimes referred to as ASTEROMOEA).  Sun to partial shade.  Valued for their long blooming period and profuse flowers June through September.   Tolerates damp soil.  Beautiful plants for the perennial border.

 

incisa 'Alba.' Small white daisies cover plants all summer. Easy to grow in full sun to part shade. Grows to 2'.

 

i. ‘Blue Star.’  This plant is loved in Europe and for good reason.  It thrives in heat and humidity and breezes through a drought like a champ. Single one inch, pale blue daisy-like flowers on a compact mound of green all summer. Resembles Felicia or Brachycomb - but it's hardy!  It is very easy to grow with hardly any maintenance. Prefers well-drained areas in full sun. A native perennial of eastern North America.  Grows to 18".

 

i. 'Charlotte.' An aster look alike with pale blue, almost white daisies. Plants begin blooming in early summer and continue into fall. Tough plant that is easy to grow. Sun, grows to 2-3'.

 

integrifolia ‘Daisy Mae.’  Single one inch daisy like flowers top compact mounds of green all summer.  It loves heat and humidity and breezes through drought like a champ.  2’.

 

pinnatifida ‘Hortensis.’  2-3'; semi-double white daisies with pale yellow stamens are produced all summer; airy, light green leaves form an upright, bushy plant.

 

‘Variegata.’ Beautiful creamy gold and white variegated foliage is a great addition to any sun garden. Between July and September lavenders daisy like flowers bloom. Height 2’, spread 3’.

 

KIRENGESHOMA, Yellow Waxbells.  Shrub like plants with erect purple stems.  Maple like leaves, up to 4” in diameter.  Flowers are funnel shaped, 1-2” long of a waxy yellow color. 

 

koreana.  Up facing yellow flowers open in late summer and fall.  30”.

 

palmata2-3'; shrub like plant; bell-shaped pale yellow l l/2" flowers; large maple-like hairy leaves; interesting fruit in fall; rarity for the connoisseur; Japanese native.

 

KNAUTIA ‘Thunder and Lightning,’  Field ScabiosaCream white and green variegated leaves. Deep violet blooms in mid to late summer.  Height 12-18”. Sun, great naturalizing perennial for warm, sunny dry sites including slopes.

 

KNIPHOFIA, Red Hot Poker.  Sun blooms in summer; needs a protected site and good well-drained humusy soil; stately plants.

 

rooperi.  Boasts broad, squatty  exquisitely patterned flower heads.  Starts yellow at the bottom fading to a bright orange at the top.  Blooms late summer into fall.  Height 48”.

 

'Elvira.' Single bright orange narrow spikes on thick stems above the foliage. Forms clumps of evergreen, narrow strap-shaped leaves. Flowers June into early autumn. Grows 30". Attracts hummingbirds and butterflies. Sun perennial.

 

‘Fire Dance.’ Coral red and yellow flower spikes are produced from early through late summer. The foliage is a low-growing thick clumps of narrow arching blue-green leaves. Great for container gardening and smaller gardens. Height 20”, spread 20”.

 

‘Flamenco’.  Mixed colors of white, yellow, orange, red, or shades of all four colors.  Grows to 30”.

 

KRASCHENINNIKOVIA lanata, Winter Fat.  This 2’ hardy Western native shrub has a striking appearance with many stems and abundant 1 1/2” leaves.  The leaves are covered with soft whitish wool even in winter. 

 

Perennial Common Name Cross Reference Guide