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  • Rhododendron Nova Zembla

    A small, dense, upright, evergreen shrub prized for its large trusses of showy, bright red flowers. A cold hardy rhododendron that thrives in cooler regions but benefits from protection from winter winds. Flower color develops a deep pink tone in sunnier exposures. Very useful in foundation plantings or as a landscape accent.

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  • Cinnamon Fern

    For shady to partial shady locations where few other plants will thrive. Ferns prefer a moist soil. They need some attention at the time of planting, over watering is a common problem before dormancy has broken. 

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  • Alexander's Great Brunnera

    Large neat clumps of dark green hairy foliage. Each leaf is heart shaped and grows larger after flowering. Flowers appear in clusters and resemble those of a forget-me-not. They reach several inches above the foliage. Blooms late spring into early summer. Alexander's Great features Huge silvery leaves with blue star shaped flowers. Vigorous variety, quickly fills containers. Deer resistant.

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  • Ajuga Black scallop

    Rosettes of glossy rippled foliage turn nearly black in the sun, while fragrant dark violet flowers appear in late spring and early summer. 'Black Scallop' is an excellent container and accent plant that provides striking contrast to its silver and gold companions. This fast-growing groundcover adapts to a wide variety of soil and water conditions. It's evergreen in mild climates.

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  • Sweet Kate Spiderwort

    Also known as Blue & Gold, this spiderwort has bold chartreuse yellow foliage and dark blue-purple flowers for much of the summer. Prefers part to full shade and can tolerate some radical summer pruning if it gets a bit tattered. Very pretty combined with yellow hostas in the shade garden.

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  • Variegated Solomon's Seal

    This lovely shade plant sports graceful arching stems with bright variegated green and white foliage. In spring, the small white flowers dangle beneath the stems and ultimately mature to a dark black fruit in late summer. The foliage turns a beautiful yellow in the autumn. Perfect for woodlands, naturalized areas and shade gardens.

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  • Elegans Hosta

    Broad rounded leaves up to 12" across with a conspicuous gray-green hue on both sides. Flowers are white and produced during July and August. Moist, rich, well-drained soil.

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  • Green Hosta

    Waxy, narrow leaves, low mounding habit. Lavender, bell shaped flowers that bloom during August and September. Moist, rich, well-drained soil. Excellent for large, mass plantings.

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  • Wide Brim Hosta

    A beautiful hosta, best used as a specimen plant. The leaves have blue-green centers and very wide irregular margins of cream to gold tones, beautiful texture and substantive. Blooms heavily in summer with pale lavender flowers. A real stand out in the shade garden. It is slow-growing so be patient, it is well worth the wait.

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  • Stained Glass Hosta

    This cultivar has outstanding foliage that is a glowing yellow surrounded by a 2" wide dark green margin. The leaves are slightly corrugated. It is a vigorous grower, and forms a large clump that is topped by fragrant, light lavender flowers in late summer. A sport of the cultivar 'Guacamole', it is bound to become a garden classic. Selected as the Hosta of the Year in 2006 by the American Hosta Growers Association.

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  • Pauls Glory Hosta

    This striking cultivar forms an incredible mound of gold centered, green margined foliage that really stands out in the garden. Blooms in mid summer with pale lavender flower spikes. Selected as Hosta of the Year in 1999 by the American Hosta Growers Association.

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  • Regal Splendor Hosta

    This sport of 'Krossa Regal' was discovered at Walters Gardens in MI. Beautiful white margins along the blue green leaves, and it has that classic, upright vase shaped habit of its parent. An incredible specimen plant with lavender blooms. Selected by the American Hosta Growers Association as Hosta of the Year in 2003.

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  • Patriot Hosta

    A sport of 'Francee' with the same beautiful dark green centers and form, but with a much wider, crisp white margin, very showy. Lavender blooms. Moist, rich, well-drained soil. Selected by the American Hosta Growers Association as Hosta of the Year in 1997.

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  • Gold Standard Hosta

    Beautiful variegated type. Light green leaves with a dark green border in spring. As the season progresses, the light green center color turns to a creamy yellow. Give it part sun to encourage the yellow color. The blossoms are lavender.

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