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New Perennials 2010
‘Pink Octopus’ - Bellflower
Beautiful and unique weeping pink flowers resemble an octopus! An abundant bloomer in mid to late-season. 1.5’ tall, sun to part sun
‘Red Shift’ - Tickseed
Unique 2” flowers open yellow with a red eye and as the temperature cools in the fall, the blooms shift to red resulting in an array of flowers ranging from yellow with red accents to a striking red. 2.5’ tall, sun.
‘Heliot’ - Tickseed
Dwarf, compact mound of dark green leaves topped by an abundance of bright yellow flowers with distinct red-brown eyes. 2’ tall, sun
‘Green Envy’ - Coneflower
Light-green flower petals transition to pink near the cone. Compact plant with strong stems. 1.5—2’ tall, sun-part sun
'Pink Poodle’ - Coneflower
Huge, bright-pink 4” wide flowers are absolutely amazing! The fluffy flowers resemble a double zinnia, but on hardy, sturdy plants minus powdery mildew. 3’tall, sun to part sun.
‘Going Bananas’ - Daylily
Cheerful 4” canary-yellow flowers twice the size of Happy Returns Daylily. Heavily budded and blooms nearly 3 months! 20” tall, sun to part sun.
‘Hollywood’ - Coral Bells
A floriferous selection with dense sprays of coral pink flowers. Purple foliage forms nice mounds. A strong re-bloomer. Foliage 8” tall; flowers 14” tall, sun to part sun
‘Mocha’ - Coral Bells
The largest dark purple foliage of any cultivar on the market! New foliage emerges bronzy-purple and fades to dark purple. Cream colored flowers, heat tolerant. Foliage to 16”; flowers to 30”, sun to part sun
‘Sweet Tea’ – Foamy Bells
Huge cinnamon stars are surrounded by the loveliest orange tea colored borders. The big, palmately cut leaves darken in the summer and lighten up again in the fall. Its breeding gives it a big bold habit and heat and humidity tolerance. 20” tall and 28” wide, part shade
‘Captain Kirk’ - Hosta
An attractive and vigorous sport of ‘Gold Standard’. Leaves have large gold centers with wide dark-green leaf margins. Pale lavender flowers. Foliage to 23” and flowers to 36”. Shade to part shade
‘First Frost’ - Hosta
A beautiful sport of ‘Halcyon’ with frosty blue leaves that have a gold leaf margin in spring that fade to pure white in summer. Lavender flowers. Foliage to 16”, flowers to 28”. 2010 AGHA Hosta of the Year! Shade to part shade.
‘Blue River’ - Lavender
A selection with a uniform, tight, and compact habit. Intense deep-blue flowers bloom in abundance. 14” tall, sun
‘Elegance Purple’ - Lavender
A compact uniform grower with dense spikes of purple-blue flowers. Tidy silvery green foliage, 10” tall, sun
‘Banana Cream’ - Shasta Daisy
A gorgeous new Shasta white flowers that open lemon yellow, lighten to a soft butter shade, then turn white when mature. The extra row of ray petals gives a fuller look. A profuse bloomer throughout the season.
‘Bubblegum Pink’, ‘Coral Crème Drop’, ‘Cotton Candy’ and ‘Grape Lollipop’ Garden Phlox
The best mildew resistant phlox to date. Clusters of deliciously scented flowers begin to bloom in early summer filling the garden with a sweet fragrance until fall. 18-24” tall, sun
‘Autumn Charm’ - Stonecrop
Grey-green leaves have a butter yellow serrated edge and form an upright clump. Pink flowers in summer that dry to a dark mauve; a variegated sport of ‘Autumn Joy’ 14-18” tall, sun
'Mr. Goodbud’ - Stonecrop
This dusky new sedum hybrid has tight foliage and strongly contrasting colors between its light buds and dark mauve flowers. Its upright, tight habit and short stature make it a winner. 15” tall
‘Lucerne’ - Blue Eyed Grass
Iris-like foliage but much smaller and finer. Long-lasting star-shaped blue flowers with a yellow eye. Blooms for 8 10 weeks. 8-10” tall, sun to part sun
‘Cheyenne Sky’ - Switch Grass
An exciting new switch grass with a vase-shaped form and incredible wine-red foliage that colors the plant beginning in late summer. The fall veil of wine-red flowering spikes that are equally showy. 3’ tall and 2’ wide, sun
Perennials that Attract Hummingbirds
Agastache Alcea
Aquilegia
Asclepias
Buddleia
Campanula
Clematis
Cuphea
Delphinium
Dicentra
Digitalis
Heuchera
Heucherella
Hibiscus
Hosta
Kniphofia
Lobelia
Monarda
Nepeta
Penstemon
Physostegia
Polygonatum
Salvia
Sedum
Torenia
Verbascum
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