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Echinacea
hybrid Hybrid Coneflower ‘05 'Intrinsic Mix' - These hybrids consist of second generation seedlings that come from a cross of ‘Kim’s Knee High’ and tennisseensis. Some very unique forms, foliage and branching habits. Blooms in June. |
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Echinacea purpurea Purple Coneflower 'Alba' (White Coneflower) - Creamy white coneflowers at 3-4' in early July. Nice in mass or shown with the pink varieties. Takes moist to well drained soil and full sun to light shade. |
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Echinacea purpurea Purple Coneflower
‘05 'Doubledecker' - A unique flower form
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Echinacea
tennesseensis Tennessee Coneflower The native species is a recent introduction in the trade. It differs from the purpurea species in that it has thin hairy foliage and upright facing, pink petals on more floriferous plants start blooming in July over an extended period. Prefers full sun, well drained location but tolerates moisture |
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Echinacea
x Orange Meadowbrite™ ‘05 'Art’s Pride' (PP# 15,090 ) - Long blooming fragrant flowers start orange and fade to a unique rhubarb pink still showing hints of orange. 36"+ vigorous plants should have lean soil in full sun. Price includes a 25¢ royalty. |
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Epimedium
grandiflorum ‘05 'Lilafee' - Lavender purple flowers in spring as the foliage emerges. Great green foliage with hints of silver or grey all year. Tolerates dry shade. Grows 8"+. Part shade is best in well drained soil. (Groundcover.) |
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Epimedium
rubrum Barrenwort Slow spreading clumps with dull, leathery, semi-evergreen leaves to 10" just after the clusters of 1/2" four part, star shaped, red flowers in April. Moist, well drained soil in part shade.(Groundcover.) |
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Epimedium
youngianum Young's Barrenwort
'Niveum' - Small heart shaped foliage on slow
spreading 1' clumps. Early white flower clusters in April emerge just
before the new foliage. Tolerates dry shade but moist soil will do along
with part sun. (Groundcover.) |
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Eryngium x Sea Holly |
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Eryngium
yuccifolium Rattlesnake Master Native in the prairies, Rattlesnake Master has strapping gray green foliage with spines. White flower balls in July to 4' are showy into fall. Moist to well drained soil, full sun. |
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Eupatorium
aromaticum Variegated Thoroughwort
'Jacus' - I first tried this for the
variegated foliage, which is a splashed yellow with some green to the
emerging new growth. But this fall the bright white flowers really
caught my eye. Just as the Joe Pye Weed starts to fade in
September they make substantial 3' wide by 5' tall clumps and the
foliage looks mostly green at this point. Full sun and moist to drained
soil. |
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Euphorbia cyparissias Spurge |
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Euphorbia cyparissias Spurge A good full sun groundcover that grows 6-9" tall. This Spurge has fine, needle like foliage and yellow flowers and bracts starting in April that turn orange. Bright yellow fall color. Can spread rapidly. Needs moist to well drained soil. (Groundcover.) |
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Euphorbia polychroma Cushion Spurge epithymoides - A perfect dome of foliage, which is covered with the brightest yellow color in May and red highlights in the fall. The clumps can get big-up to 18" tall and wide. Well drained soil, full sun. Can take it dry in part shade. | ||
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