| Acanthus mollis
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Bear's breeches
(36-42")-elongated glossy evergreen leaves with tall unusual flower
spikes. |
| Astilbe a. �Sister
Theresa� |
False spirea
(24�)-large salmon-pink blocky plumes. |
| Astilbe a.
�Bridal Veil� |
False
spirea-(24�)-Pure white, wide feather-like plumes. |
| Astilbe j. �Red
Sentinel� |
False spirea
(24�)-Open lacy panicles of scarlet-red flowers. |
| Carex �Kaga Nishiki�
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�Gold Fountains�
sedge (15�)-clump-forming; slender leaves with a gold edge. |
| Carex �Bowles
Golden� |
Gold sedge
(24-36�)-clump-forming; very bright gold foliage. |
| Carex �Evergold�
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Variegated Japanese
sedge (15�)-clump-forming; evergreen slender creamy leaves with a green
edge. |
| Carex morrowii �Ice
Dance� |
Variegated sedge
(15�)-spreading evergreen ground cover; �� wide dark green leaves with a
white edge. |
| Clematis �Mme. Le
Coultre� |
(6-9�)-Pure white
with yellow stamens. Flower size 6-8�. |
| Clematis �Multi
Blue� |
(6-8�)-Large deep
blue double flowers on both old and new growth; center tepals are paler in
color and end in a silvery-blue spike. Best in light shade. Flower size
4-6�. |
| Clematis �Pink
Champagne� |
(7-9�)-Large pink
flowers with cerise edge & yellow stamens. Very free flowering. Flower
size 6-8�. |
| Clematis �Red
Cardinal� |
(6-8�)-Glowing
crimson with blunt tipped recurving tepals. Flower size 4-6�.
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| Dicentra �Luxuriant�
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Bleeding
heart-Fringed leaves with �red� blooms. Actually they start out reddish,
then open to deep pink. |
| Dicentra eximia
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Fernleaf bleeding
heart-Heart shaped pink flowers |
| Epimedium
versicolor 'Sulphureum' |
Barrenwort-Once
established this ground cover can tolerate dry shade. Glossy leaves and
yellow flowers in spring. |
| Euonymus
�Variegated� |
Japanese
euonymus-Climbing and spreading groundcover with tiny green leaves edged
in white. Back of leaves and edges turn pink in cold weather.
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| Fallopia japonica
�Variegata� |
Japanese fleece
flower (3-4�)-Deciduous, heart shaped leaves have splashes of dark green
on a white background; good foliage for bouquets. |
| Heuchera �Black Magic
� |
Coral Bells
(10�)-Dark maroon leaves |
| Heuchera �Plum
Pudding� |
Coral Bells
(8�)-Plum purple leaves with silver veining patches of lt. gray; small
white flowers on wiry stems. |
| Hydrangea anomala
petiolaris |
Climbing hydrangea
(30�+)-Slow to establish, white flowers. |
| Lamiastrum
�Hermann�s Pride� |
Yellow archangel;
golden dead nettle (12�)-Evergreen silver-spotted leaves, showy in spring;
small yellow flowers early. Forms spreading clump. |
| Lamiastrum
�Variegatum� |
Yellow archangel;
golden dead nettle (6-12�)-Evergreen silver variegated leaves with ribbed
texture; small yellow flowers early. Running ground cover. |
| Persicaria �Red
Dragon� |
Snakeweed
(24�)-beautiful purple, silver and mint lance-shaped leaves with purple
stems; becomes more green in summer; white baby�s breath flowers in late
summer. Clump forming. |
| Pulmonaria �Bertram
Anderson� |
Lungwort, Bethelem
sage(12�)- Evergreen fuzzy leaves with silver markings. Dark blue flowers
from bright pink buds in late February. |
| Pulmonaria �Diana
Clare� |
Lungwort, Bethelem
sage(12�)- Evergreen fuzzy leaves that are silver apple green. Violet blue
flowers in late February. |
| Pulmonaria �Diana Clare�
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Lungwort, Bethelem
sage(12�)- Evergreen silver fuzzy leaves with very narrow green margin.
Blooms in late February. |
| Pulmonaria
�Raspberry Splash� |
Lungwort, Bethelem
sage(12�)- Evergreen fuzzy leaves with silver markings. Foliage is larger
than �Bertram Anderson.� Dusky raspberry coral flowers in late February.
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| Tiarella �Iron
Butterfly� |
Foamflower
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| Tiarella �Spanish
Cross� |
Foamflower
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| Tricyrtis h.
�Gilt Edge� |
Toad lily
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| Tricyrtis f.
�Samurai� |
Toad lily
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| Tricyrtis h.
�Miyazaki� |
Toad lily
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Leopard plant is a "MUST HAVE" for the shade
garden. You control the gold spots by the amount of light you give the
plant. On left is dark shade; on right several hours of sun (too much).
Either way, you get beautiful daisy-type flowers in the fall! |
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Left: Toad lilies (Tricyrtis "Miyazaki")are
great for fall color in the shade. Right: Colocasia "Black Stem" makes a
bold statement in partial shade. |
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JUNE-JULY 2001
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Hydrangea paniculata �Pink
Diamond� is a late bloomer that is more sun tolerant than many hydrangeas.The
bloom is similar to an oakleaf hydrangea and a lacecap.(By the way, it is still
beautiful on October 16. The blooms have aged to a brownish-pink.)
| Updated 5-21-01 |
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The hydrangeas are in full
bloom. We have several different types of bloom-lacecap ("BlueBird"), curly
mophead ("Ayesha"), shades of purple, white mophead, 'red' mophead, and oakleaf
hydrangea.
| 4-27-01 |
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"Roadside" phlox in mauve
is pretty with the pansies and butterfly rose.
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JUST ARRIVED!
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Photos of ventricosa
and ventricosa aureomarginata, as well as cinnamon fern and ligularia were taken
April 27
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| 4-3-01 |
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Photos of Pulmonaria
(blue blooms) taken March 19
Photos of Star Magnolia,
Popcorn Spirea, Snowflakes, and Hostas Coming Out of Dormancy taken February
20-27, 2001
(Photos of Lenten
Roses, Daffodils, and Daphnes taken February 10-19, 2001)