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ANEMONE CONTINUED
white single flowers, blooming period from late spring to
mid summer, groundcover, Zone 4-8
hupehensis
‘September Charm’
2.75 4.75 TR32 2.00
3-4 ft., part shade, pink single flowers, late summer to fall,
massing, Zone 4-9
hybrida x
‘Bressingham Glow’
2.75 4.75 TR32 2.00
2 ft., deep pink semi-double flowers
‘Hadspen Abundance’
2.75 4.75 TR32 2.00
2-3 ft., dark pink flowers
‘Honorine Jobert’
(A. japonica alba)
2.75 4.75 TR32 2.50
2016 PPA Plant of the Year
2-3 ft., sun, white single flowers
‘Königin Charlotte’
(A.h. Queen Charlotte)
2.75 4.75 TR32 2.00
2-3 ft., pink semi-double flowers
‘Pamina’
2.75 4.75 TR32 2.00
2-3 ft., dark pink double flowers
‘Richard Ahrens’
2.75 4.75 TR32 2.00
1-3 ft., dark-green leaves with very early autumn blooms
semi-double, pale-pink prominent yellow stamens
‘Whirlwind’
2.75 4.75 TR32 2.00
3-4 ft., white semi-double flowers
sylvestris
‘Snowdrop Anemone’
2.35 3.99 TR72 .80
1-2 ft., white flowers, blooms in spring and fall
tomentosa
‘Albadura’
2.75 4.75 TR32 2.00
3-4 ft., white single flowers, Zone 5-8
‘Robustissima’
‘Grape-leaved Japanese Anemone’
2.75 4.75 TR32 2.00
3-4 ft., clear, pink single flowers, Zone 5-8
virginiana
2.35 3.99 TR72 .80
1-2 ft., full sun to part shade, leaves are deeply cut and
clustered, pure white or white-greenish flowers, April to
May, upright, Zone 5-8
ANGELICA
dahurica
8.50
6 ft., green foliage is suspended from a center
wrist-sized purple stem with white flower umbels in
July/Aug., Zone 4-10
gigas
8.50
4.5 ft., lush, tropical foliage reveals fist-sized
flowering buds in June that open to large dome
of scarlet-purple flowers, Zone 4-7
AQUILEGIA
‘Columbine’
canadensis
2.35 3.99 TR72 .75
1-3 ft., part shade to shade, red flowers w/ yellow center,
blooms April-May, Zone 3-8
‘Corbett’
‘
Yellow Appalachian Columbine’
2.35 3.99 TR72 .75
1 ft., part shade, yellow, for the choice garden spot
‘Little Lanterns’
‘Little Lanterns Columbine’
2.35 3.99 TR72 .75
1 ft., red with yellow corolla, dwarf and compact, dark
green foliage, attracts hummingbirds
ARALIA
‘Japanese Spikenard’
cordata
6.00
6 ft., part shade, large specimen perennial, creamy-white
flowers, blooms July-Aug., black-purple berries, Zone 6-9
racemosa
6.00
3-4 ft., part shade, greenish-white flowers, reddish-purple
berries, groups, Zone 6-9
represents new plant
represents native plant
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