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Helleborus x hybridus 'Cotton Candy'

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All Plants on this page are in Trade Quart Pots (Qt.) which are 1.68Pints (794 ml) liquid measure. 

(Similar to a true nursery quart on top width and height, but tapered to a smaller bottom for lighter shipping.)

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Saccharum (Erianthus) ravennae   Raven Grass    Listed on the  Grass Page

 

We have so-o-o-o many Salvias, they have their own page!

Salvias 

 

$8.99 Qt.

Sanguinaria canadensis     Bloodroot    Zone: 3-9      

Sanguinaria canadensis Choice woodland plant with large 7" scalloped blue-green leaves and 2" white flowers. The leaves embrace the flower stem as they emerge. A welcome sight when you're looking for spring. Dry soil will make the plant go dormant early. 

Soil: Humus rich, moist but well-drained       H: 10-12" W: 12"     B/M: White/3-4 Native

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$9.99 Qt.

New 3/4

 

Sanguisorba obtusa     Burnet     Zone:  4-9     

Sanguisorba obtusa     BurnetWidely grown in Europe, the ornamental Burnets or Bottlebrushes are just starting to make the gardening scene although this species was introduced in 1860!  Nodding pink bottlebrush spikes on arching, wiry stems over lacy foliage mid-June through Fall if deadheaded. This one has glaucous grey green foliage - the best of the Genus - wonderful foliage!  Beautiful, tough and dependable.

Soil:  Most any but dry     H: 27-35"  W: 23-29"       B/M:  Deep Pink/6-10

Attracts Butterflies

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$8.99 Qt.

Saponaria lempergii 'Max Frei'    Soapwort, Max Frei    Zone: 5-8    

Saponaria lempergii 'Max Frei'Showy masses of bright carmine pink 1" blooms literally cover the plant for a long period in midsummer. Handsome, oval, blue green foliage on a refined, compact plant. Try planting it in front of a Caryopteris or Veronica Sunny Border Blue. WELL-BEHAVED, Excellent soapwort.

Soil: Well-drained         H: 6-8" W: 20"    B/M:  Pink/ 6-7 

$8.99 Qt.

Saponaria ocymoides     Soapwort, Cote D'Azure Pink     Zone: 3-9    

Saponaria ocymoidesA much branched, delicate variety If not sheared, it will self-seed.  Extremely cold hardy BUT that does depend on well-drained soil.

Soil: Well-drained       H: 8-10"   W: 24-36"      B/M: Pink/5-6

 

$8.99 Qt.

Saponaria officinalis 'Flore Plena'  Double Flowered Soapwort or Bouncing Bet   Zone: 3-9    

Saponaria officinalis 'Flore Plena'It's called Bouncing Bet, because it does bounce around via self seeding and underground runners but gosh it's so pretty and looks so-o-o-o great with other plants, that you should make some room for it if you have a place that it can SAFELY roam about!  This is really a beautiful, long blooming plant! 

Soil: Well-drained     H: 2" W: 10"     B/M: Pink/ 6-8 with deadheading 

This plant can be weedy or invasive according some sources in certain parts of the country.  It has never left the bed it was planted in here BUT it's your responsibility to check and see whether it's okay in your location.  Weeds in the US.  Probably not allowed in CA or KY

 

$8.99 Qt.

Saponaria pamphylica    Mat Soapwort   Zone: 4-10    

Blooms much later than most 'Soapworts' and is very mat forming.  A profusion of showy and shapely pink flowers with deeply cleft petals in late summer on evergreen blue-gray mat forming foliage.  Use where it can show itself off, i.e. walls, rockeries, troughs, edges and as a groundcover. Tough and attractive.  From Turkey.   VERY rare and the best of the short Soapworts.

Soil: Well drained     H:  6-8" (12" IB)  W: 12-15"        B/M:  Deep Pink/7-8

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Evergreen

$11.99 Qt.

Saruma henryi     Upright Wild Chinese Ginger     Zone: 5-8         

Saruma henryiOne of the best introductions to come out of China in years. This rare Aristolochia family member is clothed w/ 5" wide fuzzy, light green, heart-shaped leaves. From early spring through late summer, it's topped with 3/4" buttery yellow flowers. You will see a few self-sown seedlings after the 2nd year. RARE. CHOICE! 

Soil: Well-drained            H: 24" W: 36"           B/M: Yellow /4-8

Chinese Plants/Chinese Native

$8.99 Qt.

Satureja montana     Winter Savory      Zone: (5)6-10          

Satureja montanaAn herb with a strong spicy flavor used in soups, meats, vegetables and teas but surprisingly good edging plant which may be clipped for a formal effect.   A low shrub with dark green foliage and profuse white flowers. Useful border plant.  Trim back in early spring.  Not reliably hardy below 10 degrees.

Soil: Well-drained     H: 12"  W: 12"      B/M:  White to lilac/6-8

$8.99 Qt.

Saururus cernuus    Lizard's Tail       Zone: 3-9   

Saururus cernuusWhile it's typically thought of as a submerged plant, growing into small colonies from underground runners but it also grows in moist spots and drainage ditches so if you have a swampy spot in your yard, it's a marvelous plant.  Reaching 2 feet tall, it's topped with arching bottlebrush spikes of white flowers, usually 6-8" long but can be longer.  The seeds are small nutlets that resemble a lizard's tail.  3" long leaves can be either arrowhead-shaped or heart-shaped and the leaf stalks form clasps where they join the stem.  

Soil:  Moist to wet       H: 24-36"  W: Indef.        B/M:  White/June

 
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$8.99 Qt.

Saxifraga stolonifera      Strawberry Begonia    Zone: 5-9         

Saxifraga stoloniferaThe green form of Strawberry Begonia.  (BUT it's NOT a Begonia or a Strawberry!)  Makes an unusual, not too aggressive groundcover for Part shade that in May and June is covered with spikes of small airy white flowers.  Tolerates dry soils, but a moist, well-drained site is better.  Velvety, fuzzy textured leaves.

Soil: Moist but well-drained     H: 6"   W: Indef.     B/M: White/May-June

$9.99 Qt.

New 12/29/11

 

Saxifraga stolonifera 'Harvest Moon'      Strawberry Begonia      Zone: 5-9         

Saxifraga stolonifera 'Harvest Moon'A beautiful form of the species above with brilliant sulfur-yellow to harvest gold foliage with a red metallic sheen. Makes a unique and unusual groundcover.  In 5 years, expect a 3' wide patch.  In May and June, the gorgeous foliage is topped with a fantastic show of 1' spikes composed of small airy white flowers. Tolerates dry soils, but a moist, well-drained site is better.  Easily one of the dumbest common names -- neither a strawberry nor a Begonia.  Go figure Common Names!

Soil: Well-drained           H: 6"   W: Indef.          B/M: White/5-6

$9.99 Qt.

Saxifraga x urbium 'Aurea Punctata'    Variegated London Pride     Zone: 7-10    

Saxifraga x urbium 'Aurea Punctata'If you like Hens 'n Chicks but have too much shade for them, take a look at this!  It looks like a big richly green and gold variegated Hens 'n Chick!.  Sends up 9" airy sprays of palest pink blooms that in mass makes good cut flowers.  Water well the first year until established.  Very hard to find in the trade.

Soil: Very well drained     H: 3-4" (9"IB)   W:12-24"       B/M: Palest pink/5-6

$8.99 Qt.

Saxifraga veitchiana       Rockfoil     Zone: 5-8       

Saxifraga veitchianaChinese native woodland groundcover. White occasionally pink flowers in mid-summer on 12" stems.   Adequate moisture. The "Red Carpet" groundcover for moist places--thick solid rounded leaves in profusion, each covered with showy red hair. Hardy in zone 6 with protection. Gorgeous when in bloom & not 'pushy' like Saxafraga stolonifera. 

Soil: Moist but well-drained           H: 4-6"  W: 18"      B/M: White/6-7

Chinese Plants/Chinese Native

$8.99 Qt.

Scabiosa columbaria 'Butterfly Blue'      Blue Pincushion Flower     Zone: 4-7            

Scabiosa columbaria 'Butterfly Blue'Butterfly Blue and it's buddy, 'Pink Misty' have met the test of time and are still blooming when all of the hot, new plants have 'taken a powder'! An exceptional performer, w/ lavender-blue blooms from Mid-summer to heavy frost. Neat, compact. Neutral to slightly alkaline soil. Divide & replace soil every 3 years. Deadhead. 

Soil: Well-drained            H: 16" W: 16"             B/M: Lavender-blue/7-10 

Attracts Butterflies

$8.99 Qt.

Scabiosa japonica 'Pink Diamonds'     Japanese Pincushion Flower    SunLight ShadePart Shade       Zones: 4-8

Scabiosa japonica 'Pink Diamonds'A dwarf selection of Pincushion Flower that only reaches an adorable 6" tall when blooming!  Profuse HUGE 1-2" blooms all summer and attracts hummingbirds and butterflies.  Hardy enough in Zone 6 and warmer to live in a pot or even a bit colder in a heavy trough.  Very charming.  Short lived if grown in poorly drained soil.  Japanese Pincushion is not the generally available Scabiosa and is a profuse dwarf bloomer especially in cool summer areas.  Because it will take some shade, move it there in warmer areas.

Soil: Well-drained      H: 3"(6" IB)  W: 10-12"     B/M: Pink/6-10

Attracts Butterflies

 

Schizachyrium scoparium 'The Blues'  Grass, Little Bluestem Grass    Listed on the Grasses page.

 
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$7.99 Qt.

Schizostylis coccinea 'Red'      Kafir Lily, Crimson Flag      Zone: (5)6-9  

Schizostylis coccinea 'Red'From September through Frost, Kafir Lily puts on a shameless display of bright red flowers.    Long Iris-like foliage and solid blooms somewhat like Candy Lilies.  It's a great color in the Fall Garden often dominated by gold, rusts and yellows.  Great cut flower. The soil must be well-watered or moist.  Beautiful with Golden Rod and Blue Asters!  More cold hardy than most sources report. Once the blooms started here, they just continued in abundance and that was in quart pots.  On Nov. 18th, they were still blooming in the greenhouse!

Soil: Ave. to moist    H: 30"  W:12"     B/M: Red/9-10

 

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Chinese Plants/Chinese Native

$8.99 Qt.

Scilla numidica     Fall Squill      Zone: 5-7           

Scilla numidicaLavender rose wands of flowers. This unusual bulb naturalizes in the rock garden nicely.  Fall Squill has delicate spikes  appear in early fall along with Fall Crocus; foliage dies away by early summer. SUMMER DORMANT. Excellent hardy bulb.  Plant pot another 1" deeper.   I see sources that say that this isn't hardy but we keep it in pots above ground, outside over winter in Zone 7, so it should easily be hardy to zone 5.  Our original plants came to us when we bought out a fledgling rare plant nursery.  The owner acquired seed from all over the world but particularly from high altitude locations where possibly our clone was growing in a colder spot than others. Atypical Roots

Soil: Well-drained            H: 10" W: 10"          B/M: Lavender rose/9-10 

$8.99 Qt.

Scilla scilloides      Chinese Squill      Zone: 4-8           

Slender, bulbous perennial. Mauve-pink, star-shaped flowers in late summer and early autumn. As many as 40-80 racemes per plant. From China, Korea, Taiwan and Japan. 

Soil: Well-drained           H: 6-8"  W: 8"         B/M: Mauve-Pink/8-9 

Chinese Plants/Chinese Native

$9.99 Qt.

New 3/4

 

Scrophularia macrantha   Red Birds in a Tree    Zone:  4-9        

Scrophularia macrantha   Red Birds in a TreeQueen of the Genus, this plant is just a knockout.  It's a Denver Botanic Garden Plant Select for good reason.  Lives in the most inhospitable place - 'hell strips' between highway lanes in Arizona for example!  Blooms from June through Fall with cherry red Penstemon-like blooms with white lips over dark green angular foliage.  With an informal habit, it will lean over and even intertwine with tall neighbors for support.

Soil: Most any but wet     H: 36-48"    W: 18"       B/M:  Red/6-10

US Native Plants

Attracts Hummingbirds

$8.99 Qt.

Scutellaria baicalensis     Skullcap     Zone:  4-8      Sun/light shade

Scutellaria baicalensisBushy, upright grower with long, glossy leaves and intense cobalt-blue flowers from early summer to early autumn.. One of the best. From Mongolia. Perfect in the rock garden or any well-drained, raised bed.

Soil:  Light, gritty, neutral   H: 8-12"  W: 8-12"   B/M:  Blue/6-9

Deer Resistant

$8.99 Qt.

 

Scutellaria incana     Downy or Hoary Skullcap         Zone: 5-8     

Scutellaria incanaA Northeastern US Native that gets a 5 Star Rating from MOBOT!  A very tall skullcap with two-lipped, purplish flowers flowers in summer over toothed, oval medium green leaves.  Square stems are covered with minute white hairs, hence another Common Name, hoary (hairy) Skullcap (which refers to the skull or helmet shaped calyx of the bloom.   Come up late in spring, so don't go digging where you planted them thinking they're dead!

Soil: Well-drained       H:  24-36"   W:  18-24"       B/M:  Blue with white/9-10

Deer Resistant

 

$8.99 Qt.

Scutellaria suffrutescens        Pink, Cherry or Texas Rose Skullcap       Zone: 6-9         

Scutellaria suffrutescensCherry red flowers, low twiggy shrub 4-6" tall, sparsely hairy. Leaves oval, rounded tips, slightly clothed in hairs like stems on short petioles. Seeds black and granular. From the northeast corner of Mexico but hardy in Zone 6 to 9, mostly sunny to full sun. Beautiful 'hooded' flowers.  Wonderful and hard to find in the trade. Takes our humidity. Zone 6 hardiness per Colorado State.

Soil: Very well-drained        H: 4-6" W: 15"             B/M: Cherry Red/6-10

Deer Resistant
 

 

Sempervivums & Sedums

(Hens 'n Chicks and Stonecrops)

We have so many Sedums and Sempervivums that they have their own page!

 

$9.99 Qt.

Selaginella braunii     Arborvitae Fern        Zone: 6-9        

Selaginella brauniiFirm, dark green, front-like erect branched leaves on a Fern Ally.  Like all fern and their allies, it doesn't develop blooms and seed but reproduces by divisions and spore bearing leafy cones (strobili).  From China, this unique plant is a clump forming species.  Of easy culture and very eye-catching.    Plant of the Week for 2-7-03 by Oregon University's Cal Lemke.   THIS IS NOT A SHRUB but can be confused with an evergreen shrub in summer when it's mature!  

Soil: Organically rich, well-drained soil     H:12"  W: 12"     B/M:   na

Chinese Plants/Chinese Native

$9.99 Qt.

Selaginella kraussiana 'Gold Tips'     Gold Tips Spikemoss    Zone: 6-10           

Selaginella kraussiana 'Gold Tips'Versatile fern ally for use as pots, baskets, groundcover for bonsai, mixed bowls or as accents and groundcover for the garden. Gold tips has golden new growth with yellow-green mature tips. A mat-maker of fairly fast spread if sited properly. No direct sun but bright full shade. Mist from stream bed waterfall makes it positively delirious! 

Soil: Moist but well-drained             H: 2-4" W: Indef.     B/M: none 

 

$9.99 Qt.

Selaginella moellendorffii      Spikemoss gemmiferous    Zone: 6-10       

Selaginella moellendorffiiNative to Eastern Asia this is one of the hardiest of the 700 spikemosses. A fern ally that can be used as a deciduous groundcover in full shade but w/ bright light. Creeping around a shady pond or creek is perfect. Can also be used as a houseplant or bonsai cover. Needs moisture in the house. Fabulous rust hues in Fall and Spring.

Soil: Moist but well-drained             H: 5-18" W: Indef.          B/M: None

 

$9.99 Qt.

Selaginella uncinata       Peacock Spikemoss    Zone: 6-10            

Selaginella uncinataPeacock Moss is possibly the most beautiful ground cover in the woods. Semi-evergreen, lacy foliage -- like a cross between an upright moss & a fern. The metallic blue, almost iridescent sheen, in a flicker of sunlight, will stop you in your tracks! From China. Needs a rich, moist but well-drained soil. Provide protection the first winter. 

Soil: Moist but well-drained       H: 1-2" W: 6-14"+    B/M: None 

Chinese Plants/Chinese Native

$8.99 Qt.

Semiaquilegia ecalcarata    Spurless Columbine     Zone 6-8

Semiaquilegia ecalcarataIf you like Aquilegia, then you love Semiaquilegia ecalcarata!  The Chinese Native grows in mossy woodland area and looks quite it's relative, the columbine, but the flowers are spurless.    Violet-purple to burgundy blooms wave airily above deeply lobed forest green foliage and purplish stem (unlike Aquilegias) from May to June. 

Soil:     H: 24-36"IB  W: 24:    B/M: Violet purple to burgundy/5-6

Chinese Plants/Chinese Native

Attracts Butterflies Attracts Hummingbirds

 

 

Sesleria caerulea    Blue Moor Grass     Listed on the Grasses page.

 
 

Setcreasea pallida is now listed as Tradescantia pallida on the T page

 

$29.99 Qt.

New 3/10

 

Shortia galacifolia 'Winter Glaze'     Oconee Bells         Zone: 4-9        

Shortia galacifolia 'Winter Glaze'     Oconee BellsPer Horticulture Magazine, it's the "Holy Grail" to gardeners from England even though blooming for a mere week.  Extraordinarily rare even though the species is a native - Oconee is a Cherokee word meaning "beside the waters".  And logically that's where it can occasionally still be found in shade the Appalachian Mountains.  Shortia layers itself over the soil in an evergreen mat barely 6" tall.  The oh-so-shiny paddle-shaped leaves appear varnished and are a rich green heavily veined in light green. They turn shades of bronze to russet in Fall.  Shortly following snow melt in spring, tiny white bell-shaped blooms emerge from maroon calyxes.  Not difficult to grow (pricey because they're so rare) but they crave deep, moist, humus rich forest litter which they have in the Appalachians where they grow with underground runners.  Give them that and some shade and you'll have more really, really expensive Natives!  From nursery grown divisions.

Soil: Deep, ACID moist, humus rich forest litter       H: 6"   W: Indef.         B/M:  White /3

$8.99 Qt.

Silene caroliniana 'Short and Sweet'    Carolina Catchfly      Zone: 4-8        

Silene caroliniana 'Short and Sweet'Covered in deep pink flowers in late spring, 'Short and Sweet' is compact form of our Native (found in rocky, calcareous woods and outcrops from New Hampshire to Ohio, south to Alabama.) and easy to grow.  In cool springs, it seems to bloom forever.  A better choice for many areas than Dianthus, it's much more forgiving about growing conditions -- can stand up to a wet season (with good drainage) or dry spells.  Excellent for naturalizing. 

Soil: Well-drained, alkaline         H: 6-8"  W: 10-15"      B/M: Pink /5-6 

Attracts Butterflies

$8.99 Qt.

Silene caroliniana var. wherryi      Carolina Catchfly      Zone: 4-8        

Silene caroliniana var. wherryi Carolina Catchfly is found in sandy woods, slopes and rock outcrops in the Southeast, not just Carolina! Clusters of 5-Petaled, strong pink (occasionally white) 2" wide flowers appear for a very long time sitting 2" above the leaves. Ideal for the rock garden and loves limey soil. The blooms of wherryi are larger than the species. Don't fertilize. They like lean soil. Over-fertilizing makes them short lived.

Soil: Well-drained, alkaline         H: 6 (8"IB)  W: 6-20"       B/M: Dark Pink/5-6 

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Attracts Butterflies

$8.99 Qt.

Silene dioca 'Male Flower'       Male Red Campion      Zone: 4-7     

Silene dioca 'Male Flower'AKA, Lychnis dioica, Melandrium dioicum. Common on woodland edges in many states but not a native. In nature, flowers are male or female. A male without females does not set seed but just blooms and blooms and blooms -- usually from May through Fall.  Foliage forms neat, rounded 'bushettes' sporting  3/4" blooms in shades of rose.  The interesting British site First Nature describes it as having 'Dense flower masses that last all summer".  It is a British native.   Vegetatively propagated from a male plant rather than seed grown. 

Soil:  Average          H: 12-24"  W:              B/M: Rose/ 5-6+ thru Fall 

 

$8.99 Qt.

New 3/24

 

Silene schafta 'Persian Carpet'     Persian Catchfly, Autumn Campion       Zone: 4-9      

Silene schafta 'Persian Carpet'     Autumn Campion

A beautiful very low growing form of Campion, nearly smothered in starry blooms from July to September and much shorter and much more floriferous than it's more well-known cousin 'Splendens', reaching a mere 6" tall in bloom.  Low growing stems with medium green, lance-shaped foliage.  Must have well-drained soil.

Soil: Very well-drained            H: 6"   W: 9"           B/M:  Vivid pink/7-9

 

$8.99 Qt.

Silene virginica        Firepink       Zone: 4B-10A           

Silene virginicaFire pink which is really red is a striking sight whether you come across it around a bend in the woods or in your own garden where, with care, it's even more spectacular. The red tubular flowers are a favorite of the ruby-throated hummingbird, who has impeccable taste in flowers! 

Soil: Woodland       H: 4-6" (12-18" IB)  W: 9-18"          B/M: Red/4-6

US Native Plants

Attracts Hummingbirds

$9.99 Qt.

Silene virginica 'Pink Form'    Firepink         Zone: 4B-10A           

Silene virginica 'Pink Form'    FirepinkLike the red species, two listings above, but this is the VERY rare pink form.  A medium pink, the tubular flowers are a favorite of hummingbirds.

Soil: Woodland       H: 4-6" (12-18" IB)  W: 9-18"           B/M: Pink/ 4-6

Attracts Hummingbirds

$9.99 Qt.

 

Silphium compositum var compositum     Kidneyleaf Rosinweed  Zone: 5-9         

Silphium compositum var compositumLet's start out with corrections:  It's leaves aren't Kidneys shaped and it's not a weed!  And a thump on the head to whoever gave it this common name!   A good cut-leaf form of the impressive Southeastern Native which forms basal rosettes of up to twelve rich green cut leaves 12-18" long, which remind me of an Acanthus.   Nearly leafless flowering stems, branching, reaching skyward and ultimately produce heads of small yellow daisies.  Amazing foliage, big bloom power, exceptional drought tolerance, tap rooted so it needs deep soil and a permanent home, good seed for songbirds, and a butterfly plant.  What's not to like unless maybe you have a tiny, tiny garden and even then, if you can find a 12" square space with plenty of room to go up you'll be hard pressed to find another plant that blooms this tall and has such a little 'Footprint' as the computer folks say!

Soil: Deep, well drained      H: 12-18"  (6-8' IB)    W: 12"      B/M: Yellow/7-8

US Native Plants

Attracts Butterflies

$9.99 Qt.

Silphium perfoliatum     Carpenter's Cup     Zone: 5-9         

Silphium perfoliatumTN.jpgAlmost impossible to get seed to germinate but worth the trouble! A big, bold, back-of-the-border plant with incredible perfoliated leaves that hold rain like a cup. From midsummer to autumn, bears yellow daisy like flowers up to 3" across. Grows in average soil, but moist, heavy, best. Also neutral to alkaline best. 

Soil: Moist best             H: 96" W: 36"            B/M: Yellow/ 8-9 

US Native Plants

Attracts Butterflies

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$8.99 Qt.

Sisyrinchium angustifolium 'Mrs. Spivey    Mrs. Spivey White Eyed-Grass     Zone: 5-10             

Grassy green foliage, much taller than the average 'Blue Eyed Grass' with pure white star flowers in early summer. The 'Eyed" Grasses -- each has a distinctive 'eye' of a different color -- are easy, dependable and quick to multiply. In the Iris family, actually. Charming.  This is our most long-blooming Eyed-Grass - last year close to 2 months 'on the bench' w/ good water.

Soil: Well-drained   H: 30"  W: 10"  B/M: White/ 5-6 

$8.99 Qt

Sisyrinchium californicum     Yellow Eyed Grass    Zone: 8-10          

Sisyrinchium californicumThis iris relative is semi-evergreen with linear leaves to 7" long. In summer, broadly winged stems bear a succession of star-shaped, dark-veined, bright yellow flowers. Self-seeds freely, so it's doesn't matter that it's short-lived. Not as hardy as some but wonderful where it will grow.

Soil: Very well-drained, neutral           H: 8-10"  W: 8"         B/M: Yellow/ 6-7 

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$8.99 Qt.

Smilacina racemosa     False Solomon's Seal    Zone: 3    

Smilacina racemosaSimilar to Solomon Seal but with distinctly different flowers, that look like white Astilbe blossoms at the end of the pink stemmed branches, followed by bright red berries. Easy to grow; colonizes. Takes several years to reach mature size. Tolerant of drought.  A must for the woodland garden. 

Soil: Rich, woodland          H: 24-30"  W: 20"          B/M: Ivory/Spring

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$18.99 Qt.

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Smilacina henryi

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Soil: Rich, woodland          H:   W:       B/M:

 

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Smilacena stellata

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Goldenrods Deserve Some Respect!

We couldn't have said it better than Sandra Mason U. of IL Extension Office in her online Homeowner's Column (9/15/01):  

"Goldenrod is the "Rodney Dangerfield" of the plant world. It gets no respect.  Could be it is just too common since some species are found growing in ditch banks or it maybe its lovelessness is due to its misguided association with hay fever.  Ragweed that blooms at the same time as goldenrod is the actual culprit in hay fever problems."

(Our note:  Goldenrod is not wind pollinated so it CAN'T cause hay fever.  Ragweed is wind pollinated and it the culprit.)

Because it's a Native and many species are seen growing in the wild, it seems too common in the US.  Not true in Europe, however, where it's a 'Must Have' and gets 'The Respect It Deserves'!  Give the following a second thought!  They're great Butterfly attractors and superb, superb cut flowers.

Solidago comes from Latin words which means "I make whole", reference to it's long history of medicinal uses! 

 

$8.99 Qt.

Solidago caesia      Wreath or Blue-Stemmed Goldenrod       Zone: 3-9     

Solidago caesiaElegant Canadian and East Coast Native.  Up to 5" long thin, dark green leaves and axillary clusters of flowers on the central stem (which often arch or lean over) and are Blue or occasionally Burgundy Gray -- very wand-like .  One of the few Goldenrods that, not only will take shade, but prefers some in hot areas.  Very little branching.  With blooms up and down the stem, can easily be shaped into a Wreath.

Soil: Well-drained     H: 12-36"  W: 12-36"         B/M: Yellow/ 8-10 

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Attracts Butterflies

$8.99 Qt.

Solidago canadensis 'Baby Gold'   Goldenrod, Baby Gold    Zone: 4-9        

Solidago canadensis 'Baby Gold'Showy, prolific sprays of summer blooms THAT DO NOT CAUSE HAY FEVER -- that's ragweed. In Europe, they know better & are wild about this plant! This is a choice, dwarf, groundcover form & it's well-behaved.  Chicago Botanic Garden 'Best Plants'

Soil:  Moist but well-drained     H: 18"  W: 12-18"   B/M: Yellow/ 8-9 

Attracts Butterflies

$9.99 Qt.

 

Solidago shortii 'Solar Cascade'   Short's Goldenrod 'Solar Cascade'     Zone: 3-9        

Solidago shortii 'Solar Cascade'

Beautiful golden-yellow blooms born in the axis on the stems in clusters on reflexing, cascading stems in late summer and on into Fall.  The foliage is deep green and glossy and remains tidy and clean through the season.  A clump forming Goldenrod, not an aggressive runner.  This knee-high Solidago is more compact then 'Golden Fleece' but tall than 'Fireworks'.  Drought tolerant when established.  Super performer in perennials trials at the Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden.  Breathtaking in masse.

Soil:  Moist but well-drained     H: 24-30"  W: 12-24"   B/M: Yellow/ 8-9   into seasonal arrangements."

Attracts Butterflies

$8.99 Qt.

Solidago rugosa 'Fireworks'  Goldenrod, Fireworks    Zone: 2-9       

Solidago rugosa 'Fireworks'Brilliant golden showers of flowers in early Autumn. In this form, flowers flare out above the leaves, like fireworks, for a spectacular display. Goldenrods do NOT CAUSE HAY FEVER -- they're not wind pollinated -- it's Ragweed that causes Hay fever. This is a great plant and combines beautifully with so very many Fall blooming Perennials.  Chicago Botanic Garden 'Best Plants' and shown in the above photo.

Soil: Well-drained   H: 24-36" W: 24-36"   B/M: Golden/9-10 

Attracts Butterflies

$8.99 Qt.

 

Solidago species     Spikey Goldenrod      Zone:  5-9 

Solidago speciesThis lovely Native Goldenrod grows here in Virginia at the nursery and I've never quite been able to pinpoint the exact species but it's so-o-o-o distinctive and lovely, we're offering anyway!  Unlike most Goldenrods, it has a spikey bloom like a Liatris, which by the way, it goes well with!  Not a rampant self-seeder -- we only see it occasionally on our 28 acre property.

Soil: Poor, dry, any well-drained     H: 18-30"  W: 12-18"        B/M: Golden Yellow/ 8-9 

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Attracts Butterflies

$8.99 Qt.

Solidago sphacelata 'Golden Fleece'    Goldenrod, Golden Fleece    Zone: 5-9       

Solidago sphacelata 'Golden Fleece'Dwarf Goldenrod introduced by Mt. Cuba Center. From attractive rosettes of deep green leaves arch strong stems loaded with radiating racemes of golden yellow. Well behaved and drought tolerant, with dense foliage that makes an excellent ground cover in 1 year set 15" apart.  Chicago Botanic Garden 'Best Plants'

Soil: Well-drained   H: 15-18" W: 15"   B/M: Gold/ 7-9 

Attracts Butterflies

$8.99 Qt.

Solidago x 'Golden Baby' ('Goldkind')     Goldenrod, Golden Baby    Zone: 4-9       

Solidago x 'Golden Baby' ('Goldkind')A clump forming Goldenrod hybrid with bright yellow blooms on dense, horizontal, plume-like panicles.  With stiff stems to 24" long it has a long bloom period from mid-summer through Fall.  More rust resistant than some cultivars.

Soil: Well-drained        H: 18-24"  W: 9-12"    B/M: Yellow/ 7-9 

Attracts Butterflies

$9.99 Qt.

Solidago x 'Little Lemon' PP17927  Solidago 'Dansolitlem'    Dwarf Goldenrod            Zone: 5-9

'Little Lemon' has dense racemes of the lightest yellow-flowering Goldenrod in the trade.  The dwarf size reaching 8-10" in bloom and very free branching habit makes this a great addition to the Fall perennial border.  Blooms for several weeks in August and September and if cut back for another flusher later.   A hybrid of natives.

Soil: Most any      H: 8-10" IB  W:        B/M: Yellow /8-9

Attracts Butterflies

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Sphaeralcea coccinea       Scarlet Globemallow        Zone: 5-9      

A wonderful new Native creepy crawley! Blooms all summer on a vigorous weaver. Taprooted, so it doesn't like to be moved but that makes it VERY drought tolerant! It may go dormant during drought but it won't die! Self seeds if moisture is abundant. Mainly reproduces by rhizomes. Excellent in poor, pathetic soil.   Host plant for the Laviana White and Checkered Skipper Butterfly.

Soil: Well-drained to dry   H: 3-12"  W: 14"   B/M: Scarlet/5-10

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$13.99 Qt.

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Spierantha convallarioides

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$11.99 Qt.

Spigelia marilandica     Indian Pinks       Zone: 5-9      

Spigelia marilandicaA prized Southeastern wildflower rarely offered for sale. Delicate, carmine-and-yellow flowers bloom in the heat of summer, continuing from July to September. Native to shaded woodland areas but adapts to full sun if given adequate moisture. This neat, slender plant grows 12 to 24" tall. 

Soil: Fertile, well-drained      H: 24" W: 18"       B/M: Red & yellow/7-99

Wow!   Always, every year, one of our top 10 best sellers for very good reason!

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Attracts Hummingbirds

$9.99 Qt.

Spiranthes cernua f. odorata 'Chadds Ford'     Fragrant Ladies Tresses    Zone: 5-10       Spiranthes cernua f. odorata 'Chadds Ford'This hardy native orchid bears slender spikes of vanilla-scented white flowers in summer. Flower stalks rise 18 to 24 in. tall above a basal clump of grassy leaves. While it prefers moist soil in sun it's perfectly happy in average moisture in part shade.. Absolutely stunning in bloom. Delaware native is propagated here at the nursery. Smells like Jasmine. 

Soil: Average to Moist   H: 24-36" W:   B/M: White/7-8 

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$8.99 Qt.

Stachys coccinea     Scarlet Hedge Nettle       Zone: 6-9         

Stachys coccineaOne of the best perennials we've seen in a while. Soft-hairy, emerald foliage bears spikes of red, tubular flowers with flaring lips from mid-summer to frost. Easily grown, blooming the first year from seed. Fairly rare & highly recommended. THIS PERENNIAL IS DESTINED FOR GREATNESS! 

Soil: Well-drained       H: 12"  W: 7"      B/M: Red/6-10      Native

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Attracts Hummingbirds

  Stachys densiflora see S. monnieri farther down  

$8.99 Qt.

Stachys grandiflora 'Rosea'   Stachys Rose       Zone : 5-7      

Stachys grandiflora 'Rosea'Foliage on basal rosette is rippled lettuce green with scalloped edges. Dense spikes of pink flowers 1 1/4" long from EARLY SUMMER to EARLY AUTUMN! This is a great, unknown plant that's hard to beat for length of bloom.

Soil:   Well-drained      H: 24"  W: 12"     B/M:  Clear rose pink/6-9

 

$8.99 Qt.

Stachys 'Helen Von Stein Zeppelin'  Big Ears        Zone: 4-8        

Stachys 'Helen Von Stein Zeppelin'Heat tolerant perennial with HUGE LEAVES. Excellent groundcover or front of the border. Strong clumping habit. Divide every 2-3 years if not used for groundcover. Leaves resist rot like the species. Few flowers. Holds up well to heat & humidity but needs well-drained soil. 

Soil: Well-drained   H: 12" W: 12-18"   B/M: Rarely blooms/NA 

 

$8.99 Qt.

 

Stachys lanata 'Silver Carpet'     Silver Carpet Lamb's Ear    Zone: 4-9    

Stachys lanata 'Silver Carpet'     Silver Carpet Lamb's Ear A NON-FLOWERING (rarely flowers) type used for silvery foliage effect in front of border or as a ground cover. Doesn't 'MELT' in summer heat and humidity like the species. Never looks good in pots in the greenhouse --it's too humid and they get too crowded -- but looks fabulous in the garden.

Soil: Well-drained       H: 6" W: 24"      B/M: None 

$8.99 Qt.

Mega bloomer!

Stachys minima      Dwarf Betony           Zone: 6-9      

Stachys minima   Dwarf BetonyGround hugging foliage of flat green rosettes are topped with 4-6" bloom red-lavender spikes in summer for MONTHS!!  Dense, textured, flat rosettes of foliage hug the ground, topped with 4-6" bloom spikes in summer. Flowers are reddish-lavender, just a tad lighter than those of Verbena ‘Homestead Purple.’ Plant in sunny well-drained areas; excellent along the edge of a path.  Don't miss the picture of this - link above!

Soil:   Well drained     H:  4-6"   W:  6-12"     B/M:  Lavender/6-7

$9.99 Qt.

Stachys monieri 'Hummelo'      Alpine Betony, White Betony       Zone: 4-8       North Light Shade South

Stachys monieri 'Hummelo'      Alpine Betony, White Betony 3" tall spikes of deep fuchsia blooms by the dozen!   Groundcover-like habit and long, narrow, textured shiny dark green foliage.  From German breeder Ernst Pagels and it received the highest rating out of 22 Stachys studied in the Plant Evaluation Trials at the Chicago Botanic Gardens.  Appreciates PM shade in warm climates.  Spreads politely by stolens.  Plant 12-18" apart for groundcover effect.

Soil: VERY well-drained     H: 12-14" (18-20") IB   W  12-18"       B/M:   Deep Fuchsia /7-9

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$8.99 Qt.

Stachys officinalis       Betony     Zone: 4-8    

Stachys officinalisA nice border plant with 2-3" long heart-shaped leaves and flower spikes of white, pale, rose, etc. Our variety is purple. A good bee plant. Mat forming perennial with 4-sided, hairy stems and oblong, deeply veined, regularly toothed leaves. Used externally in herbal circles for wounds. 

Soil: Any well-drained       H: 6-24" W:12-18"     B/M: Purple/ 6-7 

 

$11.99 Qt.

Stachys strictiflora var. strictiflora      Chinese Stachys   SunLight ShadePart Shade    Zone: 6-9  

Stachys strictiflora var. strictifloraThis plant is unheard of outside of China!  We purchased it as a parent plant from China as Phlomis medicinalis, which it wasn't. Finally, using Harvard records & line drawings dating back to 1938 & using a magnifying glass to see hairs on leaves & bloom, we got the correct ID!  Strongly stoloniferous with varying bloom color - pale pink, pink to light purple. Beautiful & seems tough as nails!  In 2007 we were the only source in the country for this plant.

Soil:  Average              H: 18"  W:  Indef.        B/M:  Pink to lavender/5-6

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$8.99 Qt.

Sternbergia lutea  Yellow Fall Crocus     Zone:  7-9 Possibly colder if planted deeper & mulched     

Sternbergia luteaBulbous perennial that looks like a Yellow Crocus in Fall. 1 1/2" goblet-shaped yellow flowers. Narrow, lance-shaped, deep green leaves to 12" long. From Spain and Afghanistan.  A very pretty plant, grown best on warm gravelly soils but not fussy. Flowers freely but rarely sets seed. It is thought by some to be the Biblical 'Lilies of the Field', as it grows abundantly in Palestine.  Interesting article at Suite 101 on what they call "arguably the best Fall flowering bulb for the garden".

Soil: Well-drained        H: 6"  W: 6"          B/M:  Yellow/Fall

 

 

Stipa (Nassella) tenuissima     Feather Grass    Listed on the Grasses Page  

 
  Stipa (Nassella) capillata 'Lace Veil'   Lace Veil Feather Grass    Listed on the Grasses Page  
  If you don't have at least one Stokes Aster you're missing one of the most blooming Perennials in the trade.  They're just blooming machines!  And is as pie to grow!  And they're Native!  Deadheading encourage a flower display from early summer through September.  

$8.99 Qt.

Stokesia laevis 'Blue Danube'      Stokes Aster     Zone: 4-9    

Stokesia laevis 'Blue Danube'A classic - blue with a white center.  2-3" wide fluffy deep sky blue flowers on erect stems growing 12-18" tall and an 8" tall evergreen rosette.  'Blue Danube' is very erect and doesn't flop as some do.  Good drought tolerance.  Appreciates winter mulch in the the colder parts of its range.

Soil: Moist but well-drained     H: 12-18"  W: 12-18"       B/M: Deep Sky Blue/6-9

$9.99 Qt.

Stokesia laevis 'Color Wheel' PP12718    Stokes Aster     Zone: 4-9    

Stokesia laevis 'Color Wheel'An incredible look for a Stokesia!  Blooms start white in mid-May, gradually changing thru shades of gradually darkening lavender finally ending in purple.  During this time new white blooms are forming so at any given time, all 5 distinct colors are present -- the Color Wheel!  An introduction from the best brothers in the trade -- Saul Brothers of Atlanta.  Deadhead to promote continued bloom and remember, no winter waterlogged soil for Stokesias.  Drought tolerant.

Soil: Moist but well-drained     H: 12-18"  W: 12-18"       B/M: See above/6-9

$8.99 Qt.

Stokesia laevis 'Klaus Jelitto'  Stokes Aster, Blue     Zone: 4-9            

Stokesia laevis 'Klaus Jelitto'Unusual lacy, cornflower-like flowers at the stem tips. Evergreen, basal rosettes. Highly decorative border plant & good cut flower. Takes summer heat or winter cold w/ ease. Needs well-drained soil. Klaus Jelitto  features HUGE 4" powder blue blooms. Superb! 

Soil: Moist but well-drained      H: 12-18" W: 12-18"       B/M: Powder blue/6-9

$8.99 Qt.

Stokesia laevis 'Mary Gregory'  Stokes Aster, Yellow    Zone: 4-9    

Stokesia laevis 'Mary Gregory'Uniquely colored Stokes Aster -- Yellow blooms just keep on coming if deadheaded. Great cut flowers, beautiful in the border, evergreen and huge flowers. Introduced by Niche Gardens. This is such a color breakthrough for Stokes Asters. 

Soil: Moist but well-drained     H: 12-18"  W: 12-18"       B/M: SoftYellow/6-99

$9.99 Qt.

Stokesia laevis 'Purple Parasols' PP10660         Stokes Aster     Zone: 4-9    

Stokesia laevis 'Purple Parasols'A selection of one of our best Native Plants - Stoke's Aster.  The bloom starts out initially light blue, becoming darker blue, then bluish purple to reddish purple and finally dark hot pink.  Deadhead to keep it blooming all summer and remember, no waterlogged winter soil for this drought tolerant beauty.

Soil: Moist but well-drained     H: 12-18"  W: 12-18"       B/M: Purple/6-9

$8.99 Qt.

Stokesia laevis 'Silver Moon'  Stoke's Aster, White    Zone: 4-9     

Stokesia laevis 'Silver Moon'Broad, lance-shaped green leaves with white midveins. Prefers moist, well-drained soil but established plants tolerate poor, dry soil. Maroon fall color. Long-blooming if kept deadheaded. Silver moon has large, silvery white flowers.

Soil: Moist but well-drained     H: 12-18"  W: 12-18"      B/M: White/6-9

$8.99 Qt.

Stokesia laevis 'Wyoming'  Stoke's Aster, Blue    Zone: 4-9     

Stokesia laevis 'Wyoming'Broad, lance-shaped green leaves with white midveins. Prefers moist, well-drained soil but established plants tolerate poor, dry soil.  Long-blooming if kept deadheaded. Wyoming has large, blue flowers.   Wyoming self-seeds a lot which is either what you want in a groundcover or not.  Others we have seem to self seed less. 

Soil: Moist but well-drained     H: 12-18" W: 12-18"       B/M: Blue/ 6-9

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Stylophorum diphyllum     Golden Wood Poppy       Zone: 6-8        

Stylophorum diphyllumAKA, Celandine Poppy has basal rosettes of large, lobed, hairy leaves. Bears open cup-shaped flowers UP TO 4" ACROSS. It's color is rare in the shade garden during the spring. Ornamental seed capsules & pretty foliage. Self seeds but quite easy to pull up. Often dormant in summer. 

Soil: Moist, humus rich, acid        H: 8-20" W: 8-12"        B/M: Golden yellow/Spring 

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Aster - SymphyotrichumsSymphyotrichums - Asters   

have their own page!

Recently all New World or Native Asters were reclassified with a new name - Symphyotrichum.  And now, to go with their new name, they have their own page!

 

$9.99 Qt.

 

Symphytum 'Goldsmith'   Variegated Comfrey    Zone: 4-8         and almost full shade

Symphytum 'Goldsmith'A stunning variegated form of comfrey with heavy substanced, crinkled green leaves to 4" long with a creamy margin.  It is much more restrained than other forms.  Cutting back stems after blooming encourages rebloom.  AKA Symphytum ibericum 'Jubilee'

Soil: Most any        H: 9-12"  W: 12-18"       B/M:  Pink, blue, or white - varies /5 

$9.99 Qt.

Symphytum grandiflorum x ibericum  Comfrey, Yellow   Zone: 5-9       

Symphytum grandiflorum x ibericumShiny green crinkled leaves, early spring flowers are pale yellow. Good groundcover. From the Caucasas. Contains certains alkaloids & should not be taken internally. One of the prettiest & smallest of the comfrey. We quickly sold out last year, this plant is so charming. Seldom seen in the trade. 

Soil: Most any        H: 12-16"  W: 24"       B/M: Yellow/5 

 

$9.99 Qt.

Symphytum rubrum    Comfrey, Red    Zone: 4-9       

A very rare form of comfrey with distinctive red blooms. This low-growing comfrey is great as a groundcover w/ flowers that are deep red. Easy to 'head back' if it goes too far. Plants contain alkaloids & should not be taken internally; used for many external herbal remedies. Extremely rare and beautiful.

Soil: Any but moist best     H: 12" W: Indef.      B/M: Rose red/5-6

 

$13.99 Qt.

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Speirantha convallarioides        False Lily of the Valley         Zone: 5B-8        

Speirantha convallarioides        False Lily of the ValleyAKA, Spierantha.  Very similar in appearance to the realy Lily-of-the-Valley.  With glossy, dark evergreen leaves from 8-12" long, it grows in deciduous forests in Chinca.  Unlike it's look-alike, it spreads by rhizomes to slowly form small colonies - maybe a yard wide in 10 years.  An extremely rare and lovely groundcover for the shade garden.  The only plant in this Genus!  White bottlebrush type flowers.

Soil: Average to rich, well-drained        H: 10"  W: 36" in 10 years     B/M:  White/4-5

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Echinacea 'Secret Lust' PPAF

Echinacea 'Secret Lust' PPAF

 

Helleborus x hybridus 'Red Racer'

Helleborus x hybridus 'Red Racer'

 

 Echinacea 'Firebird' PPAF

Echinacea 'Firebird' PPAF 

 

Helleborus x hybridus 'Grape Galaxy'

Helleborus x hybridus 'Grape Galaxy'

 

 Kniphofia 'Pineapple Popsicle' PPAF

Kniphofia 'Pineapple Popsicle' PPAF 

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