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<p><strong>Astilbe Delft Lace</strong>&nbsp;-</p>
<p>Lacy, toothed foliage&nbsp;starts spring in glossy red and purple shades before&nbsp;turning blue-green with a silvery overlay. Topped in mid-summer with spikes of deep pink buds that open to soft apricot pink.</p>
<p>Height: 24-36&quot;&nbsp; Space: 24&quot;. &nbsp;</p>
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<p><strong>Astrantia Star Of Summer&nbsp;</strong>-</p>
<p>Masterwort continue to grow in popularity every year. Easy to grow plants that bear unusual flowers loved by butterflies and excellent for cutting are a big part of their appeal. This new selection bears purple flowers in white button like umbels surrounded by purple bracts. Great for the shady or moist sunny garden.</p>
<p>Ht: 14-16&quot;. Spc: 12-18&quot;.</p>
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<p><strong>Bergenia Lunar Glow</strong>&nbsp;-</p>
<p>A sport of&nbsp;Bergenia Solar Flair, this Pigsqueak&nbsp;bears glowing, golden yellow foliage&nbsp;in spring&nbsp;topped with dark&nbsp;pink flowers. The evergreen leaves fade to&nbsp;chartreuse-green&nbsp;in summer then&nbsp;a deep purple-red in winter.</p>
<p>Ht: 10-15&quot;. Spc: 12-18&quot;.</p>
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<p><strong>Bletilla striata Murasake Shikibu</strong>&nbsp;-</p>
<p>A newly&nbsp;cultivated&nbsp;form of the hardy Chinese&nbsp;ground orchid offers delicate lavender flowers with&nbsp;a darker, bluish&nbsp;lip. Pleated iris-like foliage adds interest to the lightly shaded woodland garden. Hardy to zone 5.</p>
<p>Ht: 15&quot;. Spc: 8-12&quot;.</p>
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<p><strong><img class="left" height="170" alt="" width="200" align="left" src="/system/files/Brunnera_Kings_Ransom.jpg" />Brunnera King's Ransom</strong>&nbsp;-</p>
<p>Silver and gold? Call Yukon Cornelius. A new twist on the&nbsp;extremely popular Brunnera Jack Frost. The silver leaves highligted by dark green veins have bright golden edges&nbsp;in&nbsp;spring. Topped by the typical forget-me-not blue flowers in spring.</p>
<p>Height: 10-12&quot;&nbsp; Space: 12-15&quot;.</p>
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<p><strong>Helleborus&nbsp;Black Diamond </strong>- <img class="right" height="159" alt="" width="190" align="right" src="/system/files/Helleborus_Black_Diamond.jpg" /></p>
<p>Part of the Winter Jewels Series which brings many exciting new hellebore selections. Bears single flowers of slate-gray to near black In late winter to early spring, the showy flower sepals remain on the plants well into summer. New foliage emerges dark purple then fades to green. All hellebores are are deer and rabbit proof, easy to grow evergreens that provide interest year-round for many years.</p>
<p>Height:&nbsp; 18-22&quot;&nbsp;&nbsp; Space: 18-24&quot;.</p>
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<p><strong>Helleborus&nbsp;Golden Lotus&nbsp;</strong>-</p>
<p>Winter Jewels Series selection&nbsp;with&nbsp;fully double&nbsp;yellow flowers, a color hard to come by in hellebores.&nbsp;</p>
<p>&nbsp;Height:&nbsp; 18-22&quot;&nbsp;&nbsp; Space: 18-24&quot;.</p>
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<p><strong>Helleborus Onyx Odyssey </strong>-</p>
<p>Another&nbsp;Winter Jewels Series selection from Marietta O'Byrne and&nbsp;easily one of&nbsp;the best to come out of her 15 year breeding program.&nbsp;Fully double&nbsp;dark purple&nbsp;to near black flowers are very large and full, up to 3&quot; in diameter. The sepals provide interest for months. This hard to acquire beauty will be available at Telly's&nbsp;in summer of 2009.&nbsp;</p>
<p>Height:&nbsp; 18-22&quot;&nbsp;&nbsp; Space: 18-24&quot;.</p>
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<p><strong>Heuchera Berry Smoothie&nbsp;</strong>-&nbsp;</p>
<p>A&nbsp;hybrid coral bell with a big bold habit and excellent color year-round. Spring color is an amazing rosy&nbsp;pink with&nbsp;purple veining.&nbsp;</p>
<p>Ht: 18&quot;. Spc: 18&quot;.</p>
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<p><strong>Heuchera Electra </strong>-</p>
<p>Another vigorous H. villosa hybrid, quickly forming neat clumps of bright yellow leaves that turn chartreuse in summer into fall then tan in winter. Distinct blood red veins provide a great contrasting accent year round.</p>
<p>Ht: 12&quot;&nbsp; Spc: 8-12&quot;</p>
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<p><strong><img class="left" height="187" alt="" width="175" align="left" src="/system/files/Heuchera_hercules_0.jpg" />Heuchera&nbsp;Hercules </strong>-</p>
<p>A variegated coral bell with heavily marbled, green and cream leaves. The stable variegation is set off nicely by numerous spikes of bright scarlet red flowers&nbsp;in summer. An improved version of the extremely popular H. Snow Angel.</p>
<p>Ht: 10-15&quot;&nbsp;&nbsp; Spc: 14-16&quot;</p>
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<p><strong>Heucherella Sweet Tea&nbsp;</strong>-</p>
<p>One of the best new introductions this year and possibly this decade.&nbsp;The most intensely colored Foamy Bell ever, has bright coppery-orange leaves with dark cinnamon colored centers. This easy to grow beauty&nbsp;also offers&nbsp;large palmate leaves, a big bold habit and&nbsp;heat and humidity tolerance. What more could we ask for?</p>
<p>Height: 20-26&quot;&nbsp;&nbsp; Space: 28&quot;</p>
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<p><strong><img class="left" height="180" alt="" width="175" align="left" src="/system/files/ligularia_osiris_fantaisie2.jpg" />Ligularia Osiris Fantaisie </strong>-</p>
<p>The new Osiris series of Ligularias, from Serge Fafard of Quebec,&nbsp;brings some great new selections to this easy, rewarding genus of plants. But, stay tuned, the best is yet to come!&nbsp;Osiris Fantaisie has thick, rubbery, dark green leaves&nbsp;with extremely jagged,&nbsp;serrated edges. The leaf underside is a rich, deep&nbsp;burgundy.&nbsp;Clusters of golden yellow daisy like flowers are produced in July. Best in light shade in our climate, but does well in sun with adequate moisture.</p>
<p>Ht: 10-20&quot;&nbsp; Spc: 24&quot;.</p>
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<p><strong>Ligularia Osiris&nbsp;Cafe Noir&nbsp;</strong>-&nbsp;</p>
<p>Very similar to Osiris Fantasie, but the&nbsp;deeply serrated leaves are much&nbsp;darker overall and emerge&nbsp;purple-black.&nbsp;Clusters of golden yellow daisy like flowers are produced in July. Best in light shade in our climate, but does well in sun with adequate moisture.</p>
<p>Ht: 20-25&quot;&nbsp; Spc: 24-36&quot;.</p>
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<p><strong>Ligularia przewalskii Dragon's Breath</strong>&nbsp;-</p>
<p>A compact selection of this showy goldenray with deeply dissected dark green leaves. Bears tall spikes of golden yellow flowers on dark purple stems in summer. Prefers some shade in our hot climate but will do well in sun with lots of moisture.</p>
<p>Ht: 13-31&quot;&nbsp; Spc: 20-24&quot;.</p>
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<p><strong>Petasites palmatus Golden Palms </strong>- <img class="right" height="173" alt="" width="175" align="right" src="/system/files/Petasites_Golden_Palms.jpg" /></p>
<p>Not really a brand new plant but we are excited to once again offer this great plant. Nowhere near as thuggish as it's Petasites japonicus cousin, given a little space and planted wisely it will surely become one of your favorites. Early in spring, before the leaves come out strange flowers rise from the bare ground, looking like a small army of visitors from another planet. Not exactly showy, they are one of the first things in bloom and to put it kindly a great conversation piece. The real glory comes after the flowers, the glowing, golden yellow, maple-like leaves seem to be self-illuminated. While the color tends to fade to more of a chartreuse in summer it is still an excellent contrast for darker foliage. I have mine growing with Ligularia Britt-Marie Crawford! Loves moisture.</p>
<p>&nbsp;Ht: 12-15&quot;&nbsp; Spc: 12-24&quot;.</p>
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<p><strong>Primula Green Lace</strong>&nbsp;-</p>
<p>A compact selection of this showy goldenray with deeply dissected dark green leaves. Bears tall spikes of golden yellow flowers on dark purple stems in summer. Prefers some shade in our hot climate but will do well in sun with lots of moisture.</p>
<p>Ht: 13-31&quot;&nbsp; Spc: 20-24&quot;.</p>
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<p><strong>Tricyrtis Taipei Silk</strong>&nbsp;-</p>
<p>With it's clean, glossy foliage on arching stems,&nbsp;slowly spreading&nbsp;habit and it's autumn flower power, Toad Lilies have earned a place in every shady garden. With Taipei Silk the gorgeous orchid-like flowers are silky white with strokes of purple from the petal tips and thousands of tiny red speckles.</p>
<p>Height:&nbsp; 24&quot;&nbsp;&nbsp; Space: 18-24&quot;.</p>
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