About Our Plants

We grow and ship most plants in pots 3 7/16” square and 3 ¼” deep. Plants indicated to be shipped in 4” pots refer to containers either 4” square and 3 3/8” deep or 3 9/19” square and 4 ¼” deep; they are about 1 ½ times as big as the 3 7/16”. All plants are well rooted and established. Exceptions may be plants with thick rhizomes; these root later in the year, but since they have thick rhizomes, it’s no problem to plant without a firm root ball.


Left:
Ohiopogon p. ‘Nigrescens’ in 3 7/16” pot


Middle:
Carex buchananii in 3 7/16” pot


Right:
Helleborus Hybrid in 3 9/16” pot, in the catalog referred to as 4” pots.


Left and middle:
Sempervivum


Right:
Gentiana ‘Undulatifolia’, all in 3 7/16” pots.


Back:
Hebe buchnanaii in a 4” pot.


Left:
Viola odorata


Middle:
Arum italicum ‘Marmoratum’


Right:
Primula ‘Argus’, all in 3 7/16” pots.

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