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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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Most people have never seen a shrub in a quart pot. Many garden centers don't even offer Perennials in quarts any more.  In garden centers, shrubs are generally only available in much larger containers: 1-3 gallons.  Please take a look at this photo of Quart Shrubs to get a sense of what shrubs in a quart pot look like and read about Plant Size and Age on this page so that you have realistic expectations.   We want you to be happy!  If you're not familiar with a quart size shrub you should take the time to look at these links!

 

 

Vines grow in different ways and provisions should be made for how they grow.  Under the shopping cart by each plant, you will see what type of vine it is.  This is a works in progress and take a little while to complete:

The Clinging vines have rootlets that cling to the surface with aerial rootlets which will penetrate mortar and/or disc like 'holdfasts' which cause no damage. These vines are especially effective on large bare cement walls. The clinging vines adhere tightly to their support and can provide habitat for insects such as termites, ants and spiders, and other wildlife. The tight growth promotes decay through poor air circulation and dampness on wood.  They can be grown on trellises in front of wall that permit air circulation and some space between the wall and the trellis.

The Tendril Vines have small tendrils that wrap themselves around anything they can including themselves to provide support.  There are various devices/clips to give these plants something to attach to on flat surfaces.

The Twiners twist around a trellis or stem - good for fences and trellises.  Cannot be untangled for maintenance.  Not good for growing through shrubs or up other trees as they have a somewhat choking effect.  Most vines are Twiners.

 

$13.99 Qt. 

Twiner

Aconitum hemsleyanum   (A. volubile) -   Climbing Monkshood    SunLight ShadePart Shade    Zone:4

We sold out of this delight plant last year before we could get the description online!  A vigorous deciduous climber to 7' with variable width depending on support.  Self-pollinating, well, actually 'bee pollinated' but only one plant is needed for bloom!  Similar to A. fischeri and like all Monkshoods, poisonous, in case your were thinking of eating it instead of just admiring it.  Interesting combined with Dicentra scandens with both supported by a deciduous spring blooming shrub or small tree that could benefit from the vine's blooms.  This plant is always slow to break dormancy in spring and could delay early spring shipments.  It's generally not up until mid-April.

Soil:  Well-drained             H: 6'   W: 2'*        B/M:  Deep blue/7-10

Chinese Plants/Chinese Native

$11.99 Qt.

Twiner

Actinidia deliciosa     Male Kiwi Vine        Z:7-9   

Vigorous, deciduous climber. In early summer, bears clusters of 2 or 3 creamy white flowers, later yellow flowers. Females then produce delicious Kiwi Fruit.   Vigorous grower.

Soil: Well-drained      H: 30' W: Varies       B/M: White turning yellow/Summer 

 

$11.99 Qt.

Twiner

 

Actinidia kolomikta 'Arctic Beauty'      Kiwi Vine, Variegated          Z: 4-9   

Ornamental vine with beautiful white and pink variegated foliage which does not appear until the 3rd or 4th year.  This might be the prettiest vine on the market because it's beauty doesn't depend on it's fragrant flowers -- they are just a delicious bonus!  We originally thought our plants were male but later found out that our original source may not have been correct about that.  We're not sure if they're male or female.  BUT this is, after all a foliage plant!

Soil:  Moist but well-drained    H: 15'  W: Varies w/ support       B/M:  White/5-6

 

$9.99 Qt.

Twiner

Actinidia polygama     Silvervine, Silver Vine, Silver Vine Kiwi      SunLight ShadePart Shade       Zone: 4-8

AKA. Trochostigma polygama, Actinidia volubilis  A vigorous deciduous climbing vine that flowers in June.  The plants are male or female and at this time, we haven't separated them into sex.  There are some reports of a hermaphrodite forms, thus self fertile.  This is important only IF you want to grow them for seed.  They are attractive to cats and actually a sedative for felines and, as such, used in large quantity to sedate Lions, so,  if you have rowdy Lions, Tigers, etc. in your neighborhood...  The leaves are ovate, 6" long, often variegated w/ white or pale yellow - the primary reason for growing this plant is the foliage - the fruit is astringent and peppery.  Best foliage color in full sun.  Yellow fruit if both male and female are present.

Soil: Rich, moist     H: 16-17'  W:     B/M: White/5-6

Chinese Plants/Chinese Native

 

Dutchman's Pipes or Aristolochia 

Play an important role in the life of native Pipevine Swallowtail -PVS- butterfly. The flowers provide nectar for the butterflies and the leaves are an important food source for the caterpillars of this butterfly.  (Obviously, while in the Butterfly stage, PVS also like the nectar from Buddleias - shown at left!)  The vines are vigorous enough to share there foliage with the PVS when in the caterpillar stage.

Aristolochias are always very late to break Dormancy - show growth after their winter rest!  This may cause a shipping delay in early spring.  We prefer to wait until they start to leaf out.  They also do not start to form the current year's feeder roots until the new growth starts.  

 

$13.99 Qt.

Twiner

Aristolochia baetica    Portugese Hardy Dutchman's Pipe    Zone: 5-9     

A woody-based, twining climber or rambling ground cover with small heart-shaped, pointed, glaucous gray-green leaves, abundant tubular purple funnel-shaped flowers and attractive longitudinally ribbed seed capsules.  These blooms really look like an old-fashioned pipe.  And like most Dutchman's Pipes, loved by Butterflies at various stages in their life!

Soil: Well-drained   H: 8'   W: 36"     B/M: Purple/ June-July

Butterfly Host Plant

$13.99 Qt. 

Twiner

Aristolochia clematitis     Hardy Dutchman's Pipe, Birthwort    Zone:  3-9    

Touted as a powerful herb for arthritis, gout, cancer, wound healing, etc. but, of course, we can't speak to that. This climbing Perennial has been used in ancient Egypt, in medieval Europe and by the American Indians for several centuries. Very cold hardy, it has naturalized in the New England States.  The small yellow 'pipes' have a tube shape and face out.  This plant, like all Aristolochia, is a primary food for Pipevine Swallowtail (PVS) & is reported as a choice plant for them due to it's vigorous, spreading growth.  In most of the middle to lower states, it will be hardy enough to live in a large pot/tub to restrict growth, if desired.  Large, substantial, heart-shaped green leaves with mustard yellow blooms.

Soil:  Woodland, well-drained   H:3'    W:Indef.     B/M: Yellow/

Butterfly Host Plant

$13.99 Qt. 

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Twiner

Aristolochia contorta        Dutchman's Pipe       Zone: 3-8        

The hardiest of the Dutchman's Pies, from Siberia, NE China and Mongolia.  Small refined heart-shaped leaves with greenish-yellow flowers.  Especially decorative "hot air balloon' shaped seed pods are 1 1/2" across.  More sun and heat tolerant than other Aristolochias.

Soil:  Moist but well-drained      H: 5'   W: Varies with support      B/M: Yellow /5-7

Butterfly Host Plant

 

$13.99 Qt.

Twiner

 

Aristolochia durior (microphylla)  Hardy Dutchman's Pipe       Zone: 4-8    

Grown primarily for it beautiful, heart-shaped, HUGE dark green leaves, 6-10" wide but it does also have small, 2" Mahogany & cream blooms (like a Meerschaum pipe) in late spring.  Withstands urban pollution, is rarely bothered by diseases or insects and creates a dense shade.  Rapid growth once established so it needs a strong support.  Native to Pennsylvania down thru Georgia.  For more information and photos see this Univ. of Connecticut page.

Soil:  Well-drained   H: 30'  W: Varies w/ support    B/M:  Mahogany & cream/Late Spring

US Native Plants

Butterfly Host Plant

$13.99 Qt.

Twiner

 

Aristolochia fimbriata   White Veined Hardy Dutchman's Pie      Zone: 7-9    

Beautiful medium green round leaves veined white set the background for the bloom or pipe which is one of the most interesting of the hardy Dutchman's Pipe. 1-2" long yellow and brown flowers, resembling miniature elephant trunks appear all summer. It looks like it has a gold beard!  Great butterfly larvae food, pretty in the garden, or in appropriate zones, wonderful in a hanging basket due to it's prostrate habit and it's evergreen when brought inside.  Also the hanging seed pods as well as the blooms are attractive resembling as one writer said, "ribbed little watermelons"!

Soil:  Well-drained   H: 6"   W:36"    B/M: Burgundy Brown and Yellow/All summer

Butterfly Host Plant

  Bignonias are always slow to break dormancy in spring and send out new foliage.  If you're ordering for an early spring arrival (live in the Deep South), the plants may have no leaves.  This does not mean that they are puny or sick or dead!  They're just slowly waking up from their winter nap.  If you prefer that they be fully leafed out before shipping, please tell us and we will delay shipping until they are.  In March, early April, the Bignonias will almost always just be 2 or 3 cut back, bare stems.  They generally leaf out in mid-April.

Please note:  As young plants, Bignonias are slow.  It is not atypical for 'yearlings' to be somewhat diminutive plants that probably won't have roots that fill out the quart pot they're planted in.  This is normal.  They're potted in late winter but pretty much sit patiently and wait until hot weather -- May-June before they start growing.  You will see a marked jump in growth the second year and thereafter.

 

$10.99 Qt.

Clinger + Twiner 

Bignonia capreolata   Crossvine or Anisostichus   Z: 6-9    

Semi-evergreen, self-clinging vine. Handsome foliage & flowers are principal ornamental features. Excellent for covering a fence or trellis. Should be more widely used. Foliage is not as heavy as many vines, so it's good for lighter weight trellises or where you don't want a solid cover. Mocha scented blooms. Takes deep shade but flowers better with sun.

Soil:  Moist but well-drained     H: 30'   W: Varies w/ support     B/M: Orange/4-5

US Native Plants

Attracts Hummingbirds

Attracts Butterflies

$13.99 Qt.

Clinger + Twiner 

Bignonia capreolata 'Dragon Lady'    Ruby Colored Crossvine      Z: 5-9    

A wonderful, fairly new to the trade Bignonia that was awarded the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society's Gold Medal Award.  Cultivars, such as 'Dragon Lady' are more restrained in growth than the species.  Best growth obtained in cool zones in full sun.  Evergreen in warm areas, semi-evergreen in cooler areas with burgundy hues to the foliage.  Distinctive, orange-tinged ruby blooms, rather than the typical orange.  A nice color change.  Hardier and more floriferous than the species.

Soil: Moist but well-drained       H: 20'   W: Varies with support       B/M:  Ruby red/6-7 

US Native Plants

Attracts Hummingbirds

Attracts Butterflies

$12.99 Qt.

Clinger + Twiner 

Bignonia capreolata 'Tangerine Beauty'   Crossvine, Tangerine Beauty  Z:6-9      

A J.C. Raulston Selection from the North Carolina Arboretum and that's an ultimate stamp of approval! Trumpet shaped, FRAGRANT  2" long flowers are best in sun. Very new to the trade. EVERGREEN NATIVE!   Choice, choice, choice!    See note above regarding year old plants.

Soil: Moist but well-drained     H: 30' Width: Varies       B/M: Tangerine/4-5

US Native Plants

Attracts Hummingbirds

Attracts Butterflies

  A note on young Campsis...

While vigorous growers in mid-life and on, they are on the slow side the first year or so and especially need protection the first winter.

 

$12.99 Qt.

Clinger + Twiner (needs both to support it's weight)

Campsis grandiflora 'Morning Calm'   Chinese Trumpet Vine Z:(6B)7-9      

Best flowers in sun. Not as aggressive as our native, C. radicans because it does not develop the abundant & prominent root-like 'holdfasts' that our native does. A fast-growing vine with age but not nearly as vigorous as our Trumpet Creeper. 'Morning Calm' was introduced by the J.C. Raulston Arboretum which is an ultimate horticultural stamp of approval. This was, hands down, our biggest selling plant in 2003.   An exceptionally large bloom.

Soil: Fertile, well-drained      H: 20-25' W: 6-9'      B/M: Peach w/ yellow throat/ June + occasionally after  

US Native Plants &

Chinese Plants/Chinese Native

Attracts Hummingbirds

Attracts Butterflies

$8.99 Qt.

Clinger + Twiner (needs both to support it's weight)

Campsis radicans     Orange  Trumpet Vine        Z: 4-9        

Native to both the US and China.  Dark green foliage emerges in late spring becoming golden yellow in autumn. Attaches itself to walls w/out special supports or will ramble along the ground. Superb on fences & trellises. Can be kept smaller by early spring pruning. Best flowers in sun. Takes 2-3 years to establish then very robust.

Soil: Fertile, well-drained      H: 30-40' W: 6-9'       B/M: Orange/ 7-9 

US Native Plants &

Chinese Plants/Chinese Native

Attracts Hummingbirds

Attracts Butterflies

New 2008

$9.99 Qt. 

Clinger + Twiner 

Campsis radicans 'Flamenco'   Red Trumpet Vine        Z: 4-9        

As above but large brilliant red flowers with an orange center in August and September.  Very vigorous like all trumpet vines but with sock-it-to me red blooms, it's destined to become a favorite.  Takes 2-3 years to establish and is then a very robust grower.

Soil: Fertile, well-drained      H: 30-40' W: 6-9'       B/M: Red w/ orange/ 7-9

US Native Plants &

Chinese Plants/Chinese Native

Attracts Hummingbirds

Attracts Butterflies

$9.99 Qt. 

Clinger + Twiner 

Campsis radicans 'Flava'     Yellow Trumpet Vine      Z:4-9     

A yellow form of Trumpet Vine. Dark green foliage emerges in late spring becoming golden yellow in autumn. Attaches itself to walls w/out special supports or will ramble along the ground. Superb on fences & trellises. Can be kept smaller by early spring pruning. Best flowers in sun. Takes 2-3 years to establish then very robust.

Soil: Fertile, well-drained      H: 30-40' W: 6-9'       B/M: Yellow/ 7-9  

US Native Plants&

Chinese Plants/Chinese Native

Attracts Hummingbirds

Attracts Butterflies

$10.99 Qt.

Clinger + Twiner 

Campsis radicans 'Judy'       Yellow Trumpet Vine, Trumpetcreeper    SunLight Shade    Zone: 4-10   

Virtually smothers itself in yellow trumpet-shaped flowers.  Blooms are yellow with a dark throat.  This Woodlander's selection was discovered in eastern North Carolina.  A vigorous, deciduous woody climber that will draw 'Hummers' like a magnet.  Can give a lush tropical look to the Northern Garden with it's compound deciduous leaves.

Soil: Well-drained    H:30'  W: 6-9    B/M: Yellow/Late summer

US Native Plant Select Form

Attracts Hummingbirds

Attracts Butterflies

New 2008

$10.99 Qt. 

Clinger + Twiner 

Campsis x tagliabuana 'Guilfoylei'   Trumpet Vine, Trumpet Creeper      Zone 4-10 

This recent Australian introduction to the trade is a persistent, prolific bloomer with reddish orange blooms on the outside and scarlet inside.  VERY LARGE reddish orange flowers are an absolute magnet for attracting 'hummers' to your garden!

Soil:  Fertile, well-drained        H: 30-40'   W: 6-9'        B/M:     Reddish orange /June+ Fall

Attracts Hummingbirds

Attracts Butterflies

 

New 2008

$12.99 Qt. 

Clinger + Twiner 

Campsis x tagliabuana 'Indian Summer'™ ('Kudian' PP#13189)         Zone 4-10 

'Indian Summer' is the trademarked name for the patented Campsis 'Kudian' but by whatever name this is a winner.  Recently introduced from the Netherlands, this hybrid of Chinese and American Trumpet Vines produces 3" apricot with and red throat. blooms in large, hanging clusters nearly all summer.  Like all Campsis it's dependable and easy to grow but only reaches a 'diminutive' 12 feet tall (a virtual dwarf in the Campsis world of 30-40' tall vines).  Flowers readily even when young.  The flowers are more of an apicot orange color (RHS CC 29) with orange red throats and red stripes running lengthways.  Best in full sun.

Soil:  Fertile, well-drained        H: 12'   W:3-4'        B/M:  Apricot w/ red throats/June+ Fall

Attracts Hummingbirds

Attracts Butterflies

 

$10.99 Qt.

Clinger + Twiner 

Campsis x tagliabuana 'Madame Galan'  Trumpet Vine  Z: 4-10   

Cross of C. grandiflora and C. radicans, very popular in the US. It has the best features of both parents and is very cold tolerant. Flowers well with deep red/orange apricot blooms, larger than C. radicans. A weaker climber than C. radicans which is actually one of it's selling points -- in this case -- weaker is better -- it doesn't take over your house!  The flowers are nearly the same color, so you can't tell them apart by that.  It's in the more restrained growth habit that give Madame Galan her league of fans. Also, she will take more shade and still perform better than the species.  Introduced in 1889.

Soil:  Fertile, well-drained        H: 30-40'   W: 6-9'        B/M:  Salmon red/June+ Fall

Attracts Hummingbirds

Attracts Butterflies

$10.99 Qt. 

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Twiner

Celastrus scandens female    American Bittersweet,  Female      Z: 3-8 

Woody, deciduous climber that is most well-known for wreath-making with it's orange-yellow berries. Will grow on walls, fences, pergolas or even a tree. Best for a rough area that needs coverage - rock piles, fences, old barns. But the berries -- well, it's all about the berries!  Best in poor soil -- no fertilizer needed.

Soil:  Well-drained    H: 20-30'  W:    B/M:    Small, yellow-green / Summer  Berries: Orange-yellow

US Native Plants

 

Clematis and Sun

Contrary to what we've always heard, many clematis, in fact, are quite happy in Part Shade.  The Clematis Society is in England where they don't know sun as we know it!  All of the old information came from there.  As it turns out, in many cases, our Part Sun in the US is quite enough for many clematis and, additionally, some prefer it so their blooms don't get bleached.  So forget the old adage, "Face in the sun, feet in the shade," as the last word.  That's not the die hard rule now.  Additionally, many of these vines are happy to spend their entire life in a big tub -- cold hardy enough and of a height (10') that makes this ideal.  

How to Plant, Care for and Prune your Clematis by one of my favorite garden writers, Debra Teachout-Teashon.

New 2008

$15.99 Qt. 

Clematis armandii 'Snowdrift'      Evergreen Clematis     Zone: 6-9    

A vigorous, EVERGREEN Clematis which produces a profusion of star-shaped pure white 2-3" flowers from March to April that are sweetly scented.  Loves a sunny west or south-facing site, sheltered from cold winds.  Glossy green leaves stay on all year.  Fast-growing.  No routine pruning necessary but if it gets to wide, prune right after flowering, cutting back to a healthy bud.  

Soil: Fertile, well-drained soil, neutral soil    H:20-30'  W:     B/M:  White/3-4

 

$8.99 Qt. 


Tendril+ Twiner

 

Clematis ternifolia (paniculata)      Sweet Autumn Clematis   Z:4-9    

A strong vigorous grower that is just spectacular.  My mother had one growing along the rail to her deck and you could see cars slow down to take a look-see whenever it was blooming!  Not a wimpy clematis, it's in fact, a great, robust grower.   From Australia and New Zealand.  Smothered with FRAGRANT blooms from August 'til Frost then showy, silvery, filigreed seed heads thru winter.  Prune this vine down to one to two buds in early spring before new growth starts.

Soil: Well-drained     H:30'   W: Varies w/ support    B/M:  White/Autumn    Growth Rate:  Fast

 

 

Clematis 'Petit Faucon' (Evisix)    This shrubby Clematis is on the Ci-E Shrub Page

 

 

Clematis recta 'Purpurea'       This shrubby Clematis is on the Ci-E Shrub Page

 
 

Clematis ternifolia  -  see Clematis paniculata

 

$9.99 Qt.  

Tendril+ Twiner

Clematis virginiana      Virgin's Bower       Zone: 3-9    

Similar to and often confused with Sweet Autumn clematis but the key to identifying them is simple - Virgin's Bower has toothed leaves, Sweet Autumn clematis has un-toothed leaves.  Wonderful 1" white flowers with fluffy white stamens from July thru September.

Soil: Well-drained     H: 10-20'  W: 3'    B/M: White/Fall

US Native Plants

New 2008

$10.99 Qt.

Twiner

Cocculus orbiculatus   Queen Coralbeads    SunLight ShadePart Shade    Zone: (6)7-10

A twining climber with lustrous dark green leaves that are heart-shaped or oval, changing to golden yellow in Fall.  In July-August, it has panicles of small creamy flowers which give way to pea-size blue/black berries in 5" clusters like grapes.  Prefers a warm sunny spot.  Great for growing over arbors, fences, etc which it will cover with a dense mass of shiny greenery.   Grows 3-6' per year.  Little pruning is required or recommended as the mass of tiny twining stems is hard to separate for pruning.   Native to China, Japan and (shown growing in this photo by Forest & Kim Starr) in Hawaii.  

Soil: Well-drained        H: 7-12' W:  Varies with support     B/M:   White/7-8

Chinese Plants/Chinese Native

 

(Hawaii)

$10.99 Qt. 

Twiner

Codonopsis clematidea    Asian Bonnet Bellflower   Zone: 5-9    

A twining herbaceous vine with astounding flowers of pale greenish-blue (bell-shaped) beautifully marked inside with rings of blue, yellow and violet black!  Looking inside the bloom is like looking into a Kaleidoscope!  Works wonderfully when allowed to intertwine through shrubs.  Left to it's own devices, it will sprawl out in a puddle like a large Perennial with the flowers held upright on stems.  Quite fragile looking stems when they start in spring produce surprisingly robust foliage.  See what folks have to say about it on Dave's Garden.

Soil: Moist but well-drained   H: 3-5' W:     B/M:  Greenish blue/Late summer

Chinese Plants/Chinese Native
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New 2008

$9.99 Qt. 

Clinger

Decumaria sinensis       Chinese Climbing Evergreen Hydrangea       Zone: 7-10       

Asian counterpart to our Native Woodvamp, with excellent, dense foliage with lustrous, dark green leaves (evergreen in milder climates) climbing by aerial rootlets and can be used to cover walls, fences or to climb trees or arbors.  In spring it produces massive quantities of reputedly honey-scented, large inflorescences of many small, off-white blooms borne densely in terminal heads.  Unlike other members of the Climbing Hydrangea family, it doesn't produce the sterile flowers that give rise to a lace-cap type bloom but is still extremely showy in flower.  Best out of strong wind.

Soil: Humus enriched, well-drained       H: 16'   W:           B/M:  White tinged green/5-6

Chinese Plants/Chinese Native

$12.99 Qt.

Twiner

Dicentra macrocapnos     Yellow Bleeding Heart Vine        Zone: 7-9      

Herbaceous climbing vine with exquisite ferny bright-green foliage.  Stems arise in spring from a thick tuber and climb to 16-20" feet --taller than Dicentra scandens and with a round, plump seed pods.  Flowering from summer thru late Fall with the classic Bleeding Heart bloom but in pure yellow in drooping clusters which become tinged with orange red at the tips with age.  Wonderful climbing thru shrubs or up small trees.  From the Himalayas and Nepal, the pale green foliage has almost silver markings which gives it's a wonderful luster.  This recent introduction is one of the best.  Protect from Spring frosts.

Soil: Moist bit well-drained    H: 16-20'  W:     B/M: Yellow/Mid-summer thru Fall 

 

$9.99 Qt.  

Twiner

 

 

Dicentra scandens     Yellow Climbing Bleeding Heart Vine   Z: 6-9   

From Nepal & SE China, this bleeding heart is like no other. A VINE w/ pale, lemon yellow to white blossoms, shaped much like D. eximia but tinged w/ pink or purple. Zone 5 per Royal Horticulture Society but I think that's probably incorrect.  Zone 6 in a warm spot, I think is the cold limit. This