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Zone

Season

Height

Price

Quantity

Aconitum hemsleyanum [A. volubile]

5

Sept.-Oct.

4-6 feet

$12.00

A very variable, climbing species, often in trade as A. volubile. This particular clone we grow has exceptionally glossy, dark green leaves with five lobes. Grows best in a well drained, fertile soil next to shrub, were it can mingle and grow to its full potential. 4" pots.

Alstromeria 'Pacific Sunset' hot pink

6

June-Oct.

18-24"

$8.00

Hot salmon-pink flowers. Outstanding cut flowers for well drained, fertile soil. 'Pacific Sunset' hybrids are exceptional crosses with a great array of color, long blooming period and improved hardiness. Slow to propagate. 4" pots.

Arisaema flavum

5

May-June

8-30"

$10.00

"What does he mean; the 8" or the 30"?" you'll say. I'm sorry but that pesky little plant keeps on getting bigger by the year. According to literature only growing 8-18", it did start blooming at 8" tall, rather "cute" looking. 4 years later it was 30" tall and the otherwise small flowers were quite substantial. Did I mention the leaves? Gorgeous clean-lush-green, composed of 5-11 leaflets, becoming bigger by the year as well. Easy in a well drained soil, tolerates more sun than others. 4" pots.

Arisaema shikokianum

5

April-May

18-24"

$8.00

This is on of the most stunning species. Soon after the plant emerges in spring, a huge maroon pitcher shaped flowers unfolds and reveals a bright white, club-like spadix. To add drama, the hood is striped. To top it off, this is one of the easiest and hardiest species. Prefers a moist but well drained soil. We currently sell 2 year old plants; they’ll most likely bloom next year.

Buddleia hemsleyana

6

July-Sept.

6 ft.

$6.00

This Japanese species has very unusual flowers; light lavender on the outside and purple on the inside, on gracefully arching branches. Leaves are glossy green and rather broad, compared to the regular butterfly bush. We haven't found any seedlings so far.

Camassia quamash 'Blue Melody'

4

June-July

12-18"

$5.00

A very pretty Northwest native by itself, with spikes of dark violet-blue, starry flowers. To top it off, this selection has a creamy-white margin along the leaves.

Carlina acaulis ssp. simplex 'Bronze'

4

Aug.-Oct.

12-18"

$5.00

One of the classics growing in the Swiss Alps. This selection has bronze leaves and large flowers, 4-5" in diameter, which can be dried.

Clematis recta 'Purpurea'

4

July-Sept.

4-6 ft.

$6.50

The new grow emerges purple, greening up as the season progresses. To keep the purple color and to avoid having to stake the plant, simply trim the whole plant down. Easy to grow in most soils and drought tolerant.

Clematis recta 'Purpurea' compact

4

July-Sept.

28-36

$15.00

Offsets from a compact 'Midnight Masquerade' seedling. We are working on dwarf dark purple Clematis recta. This one is definitely smaller but needs more evaluating before being named officially. 4" pots.

Epilobium fleischeri

4

July-Sept.

10"

$6.00

WILLOW HERB. A Swiss native, has almost the same flower size and color as its tall cousin, E.angustifolium, but grows only 10" tall and spreads much slower. Narrow, needle-like leaves.