<p><strong><img class="left" height="175" width="175" align="left" alt="" src="/system/files/175_Placeholder.jpg" />Buddleia Evil Ways</strong> -</p>
<p>Butterfly bush seedling with bright, golden yellow foliage and clusters of dark purple flowers all summer.&nbsp;A breakthrough in buddleia discovered accidentaly. the purple flowers with contrasting yellow foliage make a fantastic combo, and butterflies flock to the flowers.</p>
<p>Ht: 36-48&quot;&nbsp; Spc: 24-36&quot;</p>
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<p>&nbsp;C<strong>oreopsis Sienna Sunset </strong>-</p>
<p>Unusually colored sport of the popular C. 'Creme Brulee' bears large quantities of burnt sienna toned flowers all summer over fine-textured, thread-like foliage.</p>
<p>Ht: 16-20&quot; &nbsp;Spc: 35&quot;</p>
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<p><strong>Delphinium Pink Punch</strong> -</p>
<p>Large spikes of intense, mulberry pink flowers in early summer. May be the deepest pink delphinium yet. Heat and humidity tolerant.</p>
<p>Ht: 36-60&quot;&nbsp; &nbsp;Spc: 18-24&quot;.<img class="clear" height="16" alt="" width="595" src="/system/files/content_divider.gif" /></p>
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<p><strong>Dianthus Black Cherry Wild</strong> -</p>
<p>Fully double, black cherry-red, fragrant flowers with a very narrow white edge. Blooms heavily in early summer with another flush of blooms in fall.</p>
<p>Ht: 6-8&quot;. Spc: 8-10&quot;.<img class="clear" height="16" alt="" width="595" src="/system/files/content_divider.gif" /></p>
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<p><strong><img class="left" height="172" alt="" width="175" align="left" src="/system/files/Dianthus_Sangria_Splash.jpg" />Dianthus Sangria Splash </strong>-</p>
<p>Bright fuchsia colored flowers with a royal purple eye and fringed picotee edges. Blooms in late spring/early summer and repeats in fall.</p>
<p>Ht: 10&quot;. Spc: 12&quot;.<img class="clear" height="16" alt="" width="595" src="/system/files/content_divider.gif" /></p>
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<p><strong>Echinacea Green Jewel</strong> -</p>
<p>The newest and greenest of the green purple coneflowers. Light green petals circle the large bright green cone. Fragrant. Strong upright habit.</p>
<p>Ht: 20-24&quot;. Spc: 12-18&quot;.</p>
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<p><strong>Echinacea&nbsp;Hot Papaya&nbsp;</strong>- The hottest new coneflower! The flowers open as bright yellow single flowers then morph into double flowers of the hottest flaming orange. Ht: 30-32&quot;. Spc: 24&quot;.<img class="clear" height="16" alt="" width="595" src="/system/files/content_divider.gif" /></p>
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<p><strong>Echinacea Mac N Cheese</strong> -</p>
<p>The cheesiest of all coneflowers! Mouth-watering bright golden flowers are produced throughout summer into fall.</p>
<p>Height: 21-26&quot;&nbsp; Space: 18-24&quot;</p>
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<p><strong>Echinacea Pink Poodle </strong>-</p>
<p>Amazing, large and fluffy, bright pink flowers up to 4&quot; in diameter.&nbsp;This double coneflower has pom-pom type flowers reminiscent of dahlias on strong stems.</p>
<p>Height: 36&quot;&nbsp;&nbsp; Space: 24&quot;-28&quot;<img class="clear" height="16" alt="" width="595" src="/system/files/content_divider.gif" /></p>
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<p>&nbsp;<strong>Echinacea Tomato Soup</strong> -</p>
<p>Zesty, tomato red flowers to 5&quot; wide are produced all summer into fall. Serve with Echinacea Mac N Cheese for a tasty treat.</p>
<p>Height: 27-32&quot;&nbsp; Space: 18-24&quot;</p>
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<p><strong>Eupatorium Baby Joe</strong> -</p>
<p>Compact, garden friendly selection of one of our best native plants. Bears large, clusters of lavender flowers on dark stems&nbsp;from late summer into fall. For gardeners who want the butteflies but don't have tons of space.</p>
<p>Height: 24-36&quot;&nbsp; Space: 36&quot;<img class="clear" height="16" alt="" width="595" src="/system/files/content_divider.gif" /></p>
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<p><strong>Geranium Dragon Heart</strong> -</p>
<p>A larger, border&nbsp;geranium to 2' tall with 2&quot; wide bright magenta flowers with dark black centers and dark veining.&nbsp;Like all geraniums it is deer and rabbit resistant.</p>
<p>Height:&nbsp; 24&quot;&nbsp;&nbsp; Space: 18-24&quot;</p>
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<p><strong>Helenium Loysder Wieck</strong> -</p>
<p>An unusual flower form for a Helen's flower, the petals are narrow, long&nbsp;and widely spaced&nbsp;around the cone. The subtle hues of orange, yellow and brown are an attractive addition to the middle or back of the border.</p>
<p>Ht: 36&quot;.&nbsp;Spc: 24&quot;.&nbsp;<img class="clear" height="16" alt="" width="595" src="/system/files/content_divider.gif" /></p>
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<p>&nbsp;<strong>Hemerocallis My Reggae Tiger </strong>-</p>
<p>Daylily with very large, robust, bright orange flowers with a wine-red eyezone and yellow-orange throat provide a big color show in early summer.</p>
<p>Ht: 24-26&quot;. Spc: 24&quot;.</p>
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<p><strong>Hemerocallis Spacecoast Scrambled</strong> -&nbsp;</p>
<p>Light creamy yellow blooms with heavily ruffled golden yellow&nbsp;edges. Reblooming tetraploid daylily. Flowers up to 6&quot; across.</p>
<p>Ht: 20&quot;. Spc. 18-24&quot;<img class="clear" height="16" alt="" width="595" src="/system/files/content_divider.gif" /></p>
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<p><strong>Hemerocallis Startle</strong> -</p>
<p>Stunning, 5&quot; velvety red bicolor flowers with a ruffled ivory edge on 36&quot; scapes. High bud count&nbsp;ensures several weeks of blooms.&nbsp;Mid season blooming tetraploid.</p>
<p>Height: 20-25&quot;&nbsp; Space: 12-24&quot;</p>
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<p><strong><img class="left" height="217" alt="" width="175" align="left" src="/system/files/Hemerocallis_Wild_Horses.jpg" />Hemerocallis Wild Horses</strong> -</p>
<p>Creamy yellow petals are infused with pink act as perfect frame for the dark purple eye which will easily grab your attention. Vigorous rebloomer keeps flowering from very early to very late.</p>
<p>&nbsp;Ht: 24-36&quot;. Spc: 12-18&quot;.<img class="clear" height="16" alt="" width="595" src="/system/files/content_divider.gif" /></p>
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<p><strong>Hibiscus Jazzberry Jam</strong> -</p>
<p>A hardy hibiscus that produces large, 9&quot; tropical flowers of glowing magenta with ruffled, overlapping petals and a dark red eye. Blooms from mid-summer into fall.</p>
<p>Ht: 4-5'. Spc: 4'.</p>
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<p><strong>Hibiscus Robert Fleming </strong>-</p>
<p>Huge, 7-8&quot;, velvety,&nbsp;brick red blooms are&nbsp;possibly the darkest yet. Produced&nbsp;from July into September on compact plants.</p>
<p>Ht: 36&quot;. Spc: 36&quot;.<img class="clear" height="16" alt="" width="595" src="/system/files/content_divider.gif" /></p>
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<p><strong>Iris ensata Gracieuse</strong> -</p>
<p>Graceful and showy Japanese iris with large white flowers highlighted by purple edging and veining. Great addition to the border or pond edge.</p>
<p>Ht: 32-36&quot;. Spc: 12-18&quot;.</p>
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<p><strong>Lilium Showwinner (Oriental)</strong> -</p>
<p>Bears large, fragrant, purple-red flowers typical of oriental hybrids with a compact, shorter stature that makes this lily great for containers as well as the perennial border.</p>
<p>Ht: 20&quot;. Spc: 12-18&quot;.<img class="clear" height="16" alt="" width="595" src="/system/files/content_divider.gif" /></p>
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<p><strong>Oenothera Glowing Magenta </strong>-</p>
<p>&nbsp;If you thought all evening primrose were yellow, here is a surprise. Bright, eye-catching, magenta-pink flowers&nbsp;all summer and into fall above dark green, lance-shaped leaves. Drought tolerant and deer resistant.</p>
<p>Height: 6-12&quot;&nbsp; Space: 6-12&quot;</p>
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<p><strong>Panicum Thundercloud</strong> -</p>
<p>This will take the ornamental grass market by storm. A tall blue-gray switch grass that remains upright all year, a real breakthrough for Panicums. Fantastic focal point or perennial border backdrop. Produces airy panicles of pinkish seed heads in late summer.</p>
<p>Ht: 7-8'. Spc: 4-5'.<img class="right" height="201" alt="" width="175" align="right" src="/system/files/Penstemon_Dark_Towers.jpg" /><img class="clear" height="16" alt="" width="595" src="/system/files/content_divider.gif" /></p>
<p><strong>Penstemon&nbsp;Dark Towers</strong>&nbsp;-</p>
<p>An improvement on the award winning Penstemon Husker Red from the original breeder, this selection of our native beardtongue extends all of the positive qualities of it's predecessor and adds a little bit more.&nbsp;The glowing red and purple foliage of both this and the original are one of the first flushes of color in the perennial border in early spring. Dark Towers&nbsp;maintains this color&nbsp;through the summer. This selection also boasts large clusters of pink flowers in summer&nbsp;which contrast well with the dark foliage and beat Husker Red's nearly invisible pale white flowers hands down. Being from a Michigan native species this plant is very well suited to our gardens.</p>
<p>Ht: 33-36&quot;. Spc: 24-30&quot;.<img class="clear" height="16" alt="" width="595" src="/system/files/content_divider.gif" /></p>
<p><strong>Phlox glaberrima Triple Play </strong>-</p>
<p>Smooth phlox is an earlier blooming,&nbsp;powdery mildew&nbsp;proof species of phlox. This cultivar produces purple flowers from May to June over clean, green and cream, variegated foliage. Extends the phlox bloom season and adds interesting, fine textured foliage.</p>
<p>Ht: 12-24&quot;. Spc: 18&quot;.<img class="right" height="185" alt="" width="175" align="right" src="/system/files/Phlox_Spinners.jpg" /><img class="clear" height="16" alt="" width="595" src="/system/files/content_divider.gif" /></p>
<p><strong>Phlox paniculata Spinners</strong> -</p>
<p>Strong, upright garden phlox that branches freely, leading to large numbers of clusters of reddish-purple flowers with white stripes. Excellent garden performance and mildew resistance make this the &quot;must have&quot; phlox of 2009.</p>
<p>Ht: 30-33&quot;. Spc: 12-18&quot;.</p>
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<p><strong>Phlox paniculata&nbsp;Tenor</strong> -</p>
<p>Large clusters of bright, scarlet-red, spicily scented flowers from July into September. This may be the best red phlox yet.</p>
<p>Ht: 24-36&quot;. Spc: 18-24&quot;.<img class="clear" height="16" alt="" width="595" src="/system/files/content_divider.gif" /></p>
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<p><strong>Silene Rollie's Favorite</strong> -</p>
<p>Actually an intergeneric hybrid of Silene and Lychnis that has unbelieveable flower power. This plant started blooming for us in mid-March and with occasional dead-heading should bear clusters of rich pink flowers in the garden from April into August.</p>
<p>Ht: 8-12&quot;. Spc: 10-12&quot;.</p>
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<p><strong>Vernonia Iron Butterfly</strong> -</p>
<p>A selection of an Ironweed species unlike any seen before in gardens. When you think Ironweed you probably think of coarse, bold, behemoths pushing 10 feet tall or more. Well, get ready for&nbsp;the superb, fine textured, compact mounds of Iron Butterfly. If you know Amsonia hubrichtii, you can picture this beauty. Topped with flat clusters of purple, butterfly attracting flowers in late summer. One of my new personal favorites!!</p>
<p>Ht: 36&quot;. Spc: 36&quot;.</p>
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