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WHAT’S NEW
2012
PRESENTED BY
ANAGALLIS
• A new series of early
compact large flowering
anagallis
• A full sun plant, perfect for
combos, pots, baskets and a
stunning addition to any
color
• Flowers attract bees, birds &
butterflies.
A
H: 6-12”
W:10-14”
ANIGOZANTHOS BUSH
BALLAD & BUSH PEARL
• Also known as the kangaroo
paw
• An upright plant, produces
flower stems with masses of
small colorful flowers
• Flowers occur in clusters on
stalks which emerge from
the bases of the leaves
• A perfect plant for a patio
pot or the garden in a sunny
location
23”
A H:
W: 19”
Bush Ballad
BACOPA
• Flowers are large, dark pink,
five lobed & yellow throated
• Great used in hanging
baskets as a trailing flower
• Great as a filler in bare spots
in flower beds
• Has a fragrant smell &
attracts butterflies
Great Rose
A
H: 6”
W: 15-18”
BEGONIA MILLION KISSES
DEVOTION
ELEGANCE
• Most Vigorous trailing begonia
• This type of begonia is easy to grow with better
branching & early large flowers
• Has a gorgeous appeal in baskets & containers
• Best in partial to full shade
A
H: 10-12”
W: 30-36”
BEGONIA
DRAGONE
CHAMPAGNE
• Produces double
blooms resembling
roses
• Used best in hanging
baskets, window
boxes or in patio
pots.
• Also used great as
centerpieces
• Planted best in full
to partial shade
• Deer resistant
A
H: 10-14”
w: 8-10”
BRACHYSCOME
ENDURING BLUE
• Also known as swan
river daisy
• Small blue flowers on
compact & upright
mounded plants
• Great In mixed
containers and garden
beds
• Plant in full sun to
partial shade
A
H: 4-6”
W: 8-12”
CALIBRACHOA ALOHA
Canary Yellow
Red
A
• Becoming some of the
most popular bedding
plants
• Creates more of a
mounding plant rather
than the spreading one
• Grows best in full sun
• Perfect for containers,
hanging baskets &
border edges
• Attracts hummingbirds
Hot Orange
CALIBRACHOA
SUPERBELLS TRAILING
Coralberry Punch
A
• This plant stays
compact & bushy
• Cascades over hanging
baskets, containers and
spreads nicely through
garden beds
• These plants are vigor,
heat tolerant and have
resistant to diseases
• No deadheading or
pinching necessary
• Attracts hummingbirds
and birds
• Plant in full sun
Grape Punch
• Plant in full sun to
part shade
• The plant can be used
as an herb or fresh in
salads or with fruit
• Attracts
hummingbirds and
birds
• Its powder-blue, longlasting flowers contrast
nicely with its leaves
• The tough plant
performs well even in
high heat and
humidity
P5
H 2-3ft
W 20-24”
AGASTACHE
Golden Jubilee
AJUGA
• Forms a low spreading
mat of soft mint green
with short bubblegum
pink spikes that are
produced in mid – late
spring
• Can be grown in the shade
of large trees where grass
won’t grow
• Deer resistant
Pink Lightning
P5
H 4-6”
W 8-12”
ASTILBE
• Prefers to be
planted in part
sun- part shade
• Can be used in
shade gardens or
as borders, also
works well in
containers for
patios and decks
• Works well in
gardens with
hostas and ferns
Astary rose
Fireberry
P4
H 16”
W 8-12”
DELOSPERMA
• Known as ice
plant
• A fast growing
ground cover
• Use in rock
gardens, along
walkways and in
planters
• Prefers hot, dry,
sunny weather
P5
H & W 2-3”
Fire Spinner
DELPHINIUM MILLENNIUM
• Large florets, often
double, have dark blue
& deep purple petal
combinations
• Occasionally a white
can pop up in the mix
• Attracts
hummingbirds
• The plant can also be
used as a cut flower
P3
H 47-70”
W 18-23”
Pagan Purple
ECHINACEA
Cranberry Cupcake
P4
H & W 22”
• Large double cranberry coloured
petals
• It is short & wide, makes for a
perfect garden plant
• Blooms July to September
• Flowers should be deadheaded to
prolong bloom
• Can be used as a cut flower
• Deer resistant
• Drought tolerant & heat tolerant
• Fragrant
• Plant in full sun
ECHINACEA
Elton Knight
P3
H 24” W 18”
• New selection has vibrant pink
flowers on busy compact plants
• Multiple flowers produced on
each branched stem
• Blooms mid summer to fall
• Non-drooping petals
• Can be used as a cut flower
• Deer resistant
• Drought tolerant & heat
tolerant
• Fragrant
• Plant in full sun
ECHINACEA
• Pure white flowers with a
golden yellow cone with
overlapping reflexed petals
• Flowers early to late
summer
• Pow wow Echinacea's are
more floriferous, faster to
flower, and genetically
shorter than any other
Can be used as a cut flower
• Deer resistant
• Drought tolerant & heat
tolerant
• Fragrant
• Plant in full sun
P3
H 18-24”
W 12-16”
Pow wow white
GAILLARDIA
• Looks best planted
in full sun
• Heat tolerant
• Disease resistant
• Non-fading color
all season
• Deer resistant
• Attracts
butterflies
Arizona Apricot
H 12”
W 12-15”
P3
H 16-18”
W 20-22”
Bright Bicolor
GERANIUM
Dragon Heart
H 2ft W 18-24”
P5
• Long blooming
and adaptable to a
wide range of
growing
conditions
• Bloom heavily in
late spring to
early summer
• Deer resistant
• Plant In full sun
to part shade
Lakwijk Star
H 16” W 18”
HEMEROCALLIS
• Very drought &
heat tolerant
once established
• Plant in full to
part sun
• Attracts
butterflies &
birds
• Makes for a very
nice cut flower
P4
Little miss manners
H 14-18” W 20-30”
P2
Flamboyant Edges
H 24-36” W 18-24”
HEUCHERA
Cherry Cola
Berry Smoothie
H 18” W 14”
A clumping perennial
All grow well in partial shade
Deer resistant
Attracts butterflies &
hummingbirds
• They tolerate more sun with
sufficient moisture
• Bloom early to mid summer
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P4
H 18-25” W 12-18”
HOSTA
Ann Kulpa
H 20” W 24”
P3
• Wide dark green margins with
green jetting into the narrow
yellow center which brightens
the ivory white
• Bell shaped lavender flowers
are produced in summer
• Vigorous grower, divide
frequently for best appearance
• Plants remain attractive from
spring till frost
• Most prefer partial shade
although a few varieties will
tolerate sun with adequate
moisture
• Use as ground covers or edging
in garden beds
HOSTA
• Fast growing, dense
mounding hosta with long
thin leaves
• Blooms purple striped
flowers in July
• Plants stay attractive from
spring until first frost
• Most prefer partial shade
although a few varieties will
tolerate sun with adequate
moisture
Stiletto
H 6-8” W 12-18”
P2
HOSTA
•
Pie crust edges
enhances the large
shiny gold leaves with
deeply impressed veins
•
Leaves are held out
horizontally creating a
wide clump
•
Near white flowers
appear in early summer
•
Most prefer partial
shade although a few
varieties will tolerate
sun with adequate
moisture
Jimmy Crack Corn
H 26” W 48”
P3
HOSTA
War Paint
H 26” W 48”
P3
• Cool temperatures
help prolong its colour
• Bright golden leaves
in spring with a
rippled green margin
• A lavender flower is
produced
• Use as ground covers
or edging in garden
beds
IRIS
• Again n’ again never
stops reblooming,
soft yellow blooms
with a sweet smell
Drama Queen
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•
P3
Great spring blooming perennials
Drought tolerant
Plant in full sun
Deer resistant
Attracts hummingbirds
Again & Again
LILIES ASIATIC
Tiny Pearl
• New two-tone hybrids
• Most have dramatic spotted
centers similar to the tango
series but shorter
• Attracts hummingbirds
• A dwarf addition to the lily
looks
Tiny Spider
P3
Double You
LILIES ORIENTAL
• Usually tall growing with large
fragrant flowers
• Prefers warmer temperatures and
good drainage
• Prefers full to partial sun
• Attracts hummingbirds
P4
Hotline
P3
Magic Star
Double oriental lily
• Forms rapid
spreading clumps of
mint scented foliage
• Blooms mid summer
• Deadhead for
reblooming
• Deer resistant
• Attracts butterflies
and hummingbirds
• Plant in full to part
sun
MONARDA
(BEE BALM)
Cranberry Lace
P4
RUDBECKIA
• Also known as Black Eyed
Susan
• Native and easy to naturalize
• All have yellow daisy like
flowers with dark centers
• A gardeners favourite for mid
to late summer colour
• Deer resistant
• Attracts butterflies
Little Gold Star
P4
SALVIA
• Useful for its rich
spikes in early
summer
• Plants grow in thick
mounds
• Looks best planted
in full sun
• Flowers are long
lasting and plants
readily rebloom if
deadheaded or
sheared back after
flowering
• Deer resistant
• Can be used as a
cut flower
P3
Sweet Esmeralda
SEDUM
• A very hardy perennial
with succulent foliage
and colourful terminal
flowers
• Most varieties are heart
and drought tolerant,
and will grow in almost
any soil in a sunny
location
• The shorter ground
covers bloom late spring
into early summer
• Attracts butterflies
razzleberry
P3
Summer glory
SEMPERVIVUM
• A very low growing
rosette-forming
succulent plants
• Very drought and
heat tolerant,
requiring excellent
drainage
• Works best in
miniature gardens,
rock gardens, or for
assorted patio
pottery
Edge of Night
Balsii Kambeecho
P3
ROSYBLOOM
CRAB
• Glossy Bronze
leaves with
pink flowers in
the spring
• Has an upright
crown form
• Disease
resistant
2
HONEYBERRY
Borealis
3
• Known for its
rather large fruit
• Fast growing &
high yielding
• Dark blue-black
berries, early
ripening & great
taste
• Extremely cold
hardy plant
• Needs cross
pollination
HONEYBERRY
Tundra
3
• Fast growing, well
suited for
commercial
production
• Dark blue-black
berries are uniform
shape but remain
firm
• Extremely cold hardy
plants
• Needs cross
pollination
DOGWOOD
• Striking yellow
foliage contrasting
with red bark
• Clusters of creamy
white flowers at the
end of branches
appear in spring
• Produces white
berries in mid
summer
2
Morden Amber
HYDRANGEA
• Magenta pink
blooms that are
constant from
summer until fall
• Features strong
stems ensuring
blooms stand tall
• Plant in partial sun
to shade
• Has the ability to
bloom on old and
new wood
Bella Anna
3
HYDRANGEA
• Compact hardy
hydrangea
from Belgium
• Has the
smallest and
most delicate
flower petals
than any of the
hydrangeas
• Blooms mid
summer to fall
3
Little Lamb
HYDRANGEA
• Flowers open to a
white star that can
be up to 4” in
width
• Flowering starts
mid summer and
lasts until the first
hard frost
• Great planted in
sun or part shade
in the garden
• A low maintenance
shrub
4
Great Star
NINEBARK
• Cross between diablo
and darts gold
• New growth takes on
shades of yellow &
orange in summer
before turning purple
in fall
• Foliage on mature
sections of the plant
is lime green
• Annual pruning will
make the plant look
at its best
3
Amber Jubilee
NINEBARK
Little Devil
3
• Deep burgundy foliage
that is offset by buttonlike white-pink flowers in
June
• Useful for smaller urban
gardens or where low
maintenance is desired
• Makes for a great
background in the garden
or a perfect border
• Disease and pest
resistant
• Plant in full sun to part
shade
SPIREA
• A smaller
naturally dwarf
spirea that
requires minimal
pruning, a more
compact variety
• New leaves start
out scarlet red,
becoming a dark
green then
changes to a
bronze in fall
• Plant in full sun
3
Superstar
•
A great low growing
hedge
•
Plant in full sun
•
Remove faded flower
clusters to produce
additional blooms
•
Flowers onto new
wood, prune in late
winter to early spring
•
A dense compact
rounded mound with
tiny white flowers in
late spring
•
Foliage turns to
shades or orange, red
& purple in fall
•
Attracts butterflies
2
SPIREA
Birch leaf