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Journal December 2016

NEXT MEETING

Dec 11, 2016 - 1:00pm - 4:00pm

Toronto Botanical Garden

777 Lawrence Ave. East, Don Mills

1:00 pm Sean James

Growing Gracefully – Maturing a Landscape

December Members’ Showcase:

This Showcase will be a preview of some of the plants which are featured as seeds in the Seedex.

Seedex donors, please bring images to the meeting so members can see the flowers whose

seeds you are donating.

Meet the Speaker

WHAT’S COMING UP

Jan 08 1:00pm - 4:00pm

John Lonsdale:

‘Woodland Treasures’

Members with last names G—L

Please bring goodies to next meeting

Sean James grew up surrounded by nature

near Campbellville, ON and has been actively

involved in horticulture since he was sixteen. A

graduate of Niagara Parks School of

Horticulture, Sean currently runs his own

business 'Fern Ridge Landscaping and

Eco-consulting'. He helped put together the

national curriculum for Horticultural Apprentices

and has been featured on the CBC and on two

HGTV shows including ‘GreenForce’. Sean has

co-hosted ‘the Garden Show’ with Charlie

Dobbin. He chairs Landscape Ontario’s

Environmental Stewardship Committee and sits

on the Ontario Invasive Plant Council’s

Horticultural Outreach Collaborative, the board

of the Halton Peel BioDiversity Network, the

Bob Rumball Association for the Deaf Farm

Advisory Committee and the Perennial Plant

Association’s Environmental Committee.

http://www.fernridgelandscaping.com

Sean James, Fern Ridge Landscaping, Milton ON

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From the October 23 2016 Meeting,

a précis of Peter Korn’s morning lecture, Part I

Peter – who describes himself as “a seedaholic, a plantaholic,

and a digaholic” - gardens in the southern tip of Sweden, an

area with high annual rainfall. Perhaps because of this, he is

drawn to hot, dry landscapes, and their attendant flora. These

plants, and the alpines which he also loves, do not adapt well

to his garden’s cold, wet summers under standard gardening

techniques. After a disastrous initial rock garden twenty years

ago incorporating horse manure and random boulders piled

into a mound, Peter began developing gardening techniques

suited to both his local climate and to the plants he wished to

grow there. He made plants his livelihood, operating a nursery

for fifteen years. Currently he is specializing in landscape

design and installation, lectures, and writing.

Peter’s goal in gardening is to understand what plants need,

and to learn how to give it to them, based on observations of

growing conditions in their wild habitats. After the speedy

demise of his initial rock garden, he began the long process of

reproducing the wild habitats he had begun to observe. The

highly acidic, aluminum-tainted soil of his property, covered in

spruce, was inimical to many plants, but had good igneous rock

formations not far below the soil surface.

Peter first chose sloping locations with good north-south

orientation, removed the spruce trees, and stripped the soil

down to the rock formations. Additional microclimates were

created with placement of additional boulders and scree. He

finally added (by hand) many dump-truck loads of pure coarse

sand to the beds. The sand bed depth ranges from 20 – 30 cm.

Abundant soil mycorrhizae is found in the slightly acidic sand.

The root balls of all plants are washed clean of growing

medium before planting in the sand beds. Peter feeds and

waters these plants only once upon planting. He finds the

plants are slow to establish in their first year, but start growing

well in their second. His main animal pests are badgers and

moose, despite a two-metre deer fence surrounding his

property.

Peter, as a true plantaholic, grows species from around the

world in his sand beds, combining steppe species with dry

prairie species, New Zealand megaflora with Himalayan

alpines, and California natives with bulbs and alpines from

Turkey. He has travelled extensively to many target habitats,

and has been aided in his global acquisitions by the efforts of

his brother, a botanist, who, during a ten-year bicycle trip from

Sweden to China, collected and sent to Peter seeds of over

7,000 plants he found along the way.

Peter shared many photos of plants from his travels in his talk,

including Eremurus tianshanicus from Kyrgystan, Helichrysums

from Turkey, and Campanula choruhensis growing in crevices

of vertical cliffs in the Pontic Alps.

To duplicate the growing conditions of alpines such as

Campanula choruhensis, Peter creates crevice gardens using a

standard sand bed base, placing flattish boulders vertically on

top. The spaces between each boulder are carefully packed

with more sand and exposed surfaces are top dressed with

scree and larger stones between plantings. In these crevice

gardens he can create many different environments suitable to

plants as diverse as shade-loving ferns and woodlanders to

arid desert growers.

Following are photos and information about some of the plants

in his garden.

Kalimeris incisa ‘Blue Star’ is a low, spreading plant with blue

aster-like flowers which blooms from June to September.

Kalimeris incisa ‘Blue Star’ Photo: alittlebitofparadise.eklablog.com

Cont’d...

Helichrysum italicum ssp. serotinum Photo: commons.wikipedia.org

Author: Ghislain118 http://www.fleurs-des-montagnes.net

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Cont’d...

Delosperma basutica

Photo: http://img1.liveinternet.ru/images/c/5/87/795/87795199

Calochortus plummerae Photo: commons.wikipedia.org

User: Stan Shebs

Peter’s largest rock garden took eight years to develop. After

laboriously removing the soil to expose the underlying rock and

adding the sand beds (all by hand), he has planted largely

Californian and Turkish species on its south-facing slope,

Himalayan and New Zealand species on the north-facing slope,

and perennials and grasses on the flat stream bed between

them. He tends to use small groups of single species, about ten

specimens each, interspersed with hundreds of single plant

specimens. Having dug the slopes by hand, he knows where

there are underlying seeps and can customize his

microclimates to the particular needs of specific plants as

needed.

Grown in the bulb greenhouse, where excess rainfall is

controlled via a retractable roof, Calochortus plummerae is one

of Peter’s favourite California natives, and easy to grow for him

in a cold greenhouse.

Monarda bradburiana

Photo: de.wikipedia.org.peganum

Monarda bradburiana from eastern North America has a long

bloom period and mildew resistance.

Anthemis tinctoria (now correctly named Cota tinctoria),

ranging in the wild from the Mediterranean basin to southwest

Asia, blooms all summer long. It is a short-lived perennial which

reseeds readily, but Peter finds it easy to control.

Delosperma basutica has brilliant yellow flowers with a white

eye. It forms a tidy little mound covered in blooms, and is very

easy to grow for Peter. He has found it to be the Delosperma

most resistant to winter wet conditions.

Cota tinctoria (Anthemis tinctoria)

Photo: uniport.org

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Iris aphylla Photo: commons.wikipedia.org

User: Grin (Peter Gervai, Hungarian Wikipedia)

Peter grows the annual grass Taeniatherum caput-medusae,

originally from southern Europe, northern Africa, and the Middle

East, as a foliage accent in his rock gardens. In North America

it is regarded as a dangerously aggressive invader of pasture

and rangeland, particularly in the Mid-West and Rockies.

Planting Medusahead, as it is commonly known, is not

recommended in North American gardens.

Arenaria alfacariensis, a choice alpine from Spain, forms tight

buns of silver-green triangular foliage with tiny white flowers in

late spring. It is highly drought tolerant.

Part II of Peter’s morning presentation will be printed in a

later issue of the Journal due to the space constraints of

the Seedex issue.

Taeniatherum caput-medusa

Photo: commons.wikipedia.org Author: Matt Lavin

Arenaria alfacariensis Photo: commons.wikipedia.org

Author: Ghislain118 http://www.fleurs-des-montagnes.net

Sometimes a species will enjoy its conditions excessively, to

the point of becoming a weed, such as Lewisia tweedyi and

other species in the genus. Peter finds that the Lewisias are not

for the driest parts of the rock garden but prefer some

moderate moisture.

Iris aphylla has huge dark purple flowers on six – thirty cm

stems. The photo below may be that of the Hungarian

subspecies. Its native range is from eastern Europe to western

Asia. It blooms in early to midsummer.

Lewisia tweedyi on slopes of the eastern Cascades in Washington State

Photo: Flickr.com Author: Pictoscribe

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Ontario Rock Garden and Hardy Plant Society 2016 Financial Report

Lee Vanspronsen

2016 has been another successful year for us. Our Balance

sheet shows that we have $42,788.63 in GIC’s, and

$20, 348.44 in the bank.

To some of you this may seem to be too much in immediate

cash, but it is always wise to have at least one year’s ex-

penses readily available.

Our sales revenue for the year ending June 30, 2016 was

$18,623.24, and our interest income was $634.23. This

makes a total of $19,257.47 in total revenue. The highlights

of this income are as follows; memberships - $8,291.00,

auctions - $539.00, plant sales - $1450.83 and Super Plant

Sale - $5,277.64..

Tying this back to the liquid funds in the bank, our total

expenses were $16,809.58. Taken from the total revenue of

$19,257.47, leaves a profit of $2,447.89 for the year.

Our major expenses as usual were Speaker payments and

speaker expenses and hall rentals. Since the major objective

of ORG&HPS is to share knowledge and our love of plants,

we are ensuring that our purpose is funded for many years in

the future.

Thanks for your attention. As always if there are questions at any time, just ask, or send me an email.

Ontario Rock Garden & Hardy Plant Society Balance Sheet As of 06/30/2016

ASSETS Current Assets Petty Cash 0.00

GIC 42,788.63

TD Cdn$ 20,348.44 Total Cash 63,137.07

Total Receivable 0.00

Prepaid Expenses 302.10

Total Current Assets 63,439.17 Capital Assets Net—Furniture & Equipment 0.00

Total Capital Assets 0.00 Other Non-Current Assets 0.00 Total Other Non-Current Assets 0.00 TOTAL ASSETS 63,439.17 LIABILITIES Current Liabilities Accrued Liabilities 755.40

Total Receiver General 0,00 GST Owing (Refund) 0.00

Deferred Memberships 4,436.00

Total Current Liabilities 5,191.40

TOTAL LIABILITIES 5,191.40 EQUITY Partners’ Equity Retained Earnings—Previous Year 55,799.88

Current Earnings 2,447.89

Total Partners’ Equity 58.247.77

TOTAL EQUITY 58.247.77 LIABILITIES AND EQUITY 63,439.17

Ontario Rock Garden & Hardy Plant Society Income Statement 07/01/2015 to 06/30/2016 REVENUE Sales Revenue Memberships 8,291.00 Auctions 539.00 Plant Sales 1,450.83 Special Plant Sale 5,227.64 Plant Sales—Other 184.25 Table Rentals 700.00 Seedex 692.21 Sharing Speakers Income 582.17 Book Sales 204.02 Coffee Revenue 380.37 Donations 321.75

Net Sales 18,623.24 Other Revenue Interest Income 634.23

Total Other Revenue 634.23 TOTAL REVENUE 19,257.47

EXPENSE Cost of Goods Sold Speaker Payments 3,045.85 Speaker Expenses 2,209.43 Hall Rentals 4,155.01 Jump on Spring 40.00 Plants 1,010.22 Book Orders 203.94 Coffee Expense 85.18 Seedex Expense 31.98 Purchases 391.05 Net Purchases 391.05

Total Cost of Goods Sold 11,232.66 Payroll Expenses Total Payroll Expense 0.00 General & Administrative Expenses Accounting & Legal 100.00 Advertising & Promotions 263.90 Courier & Postage 1,474.15 Donations 100.00 Dues & Subscriptions 250.00 Equipment Rentals 184.82 Membership Expense 345.94 Printing 1,158.79 Web Site 277.63 Liability Insurance 304.31 Bank Charges & Interest 868.59 Office Supplies 261.82 Realized Exchange Gain/Loss -33.03

Total General & Admin. Expenses 5,576.92

TOTAL EXPENSE 16,809.58

NET INCOME 2,447.89

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ORG&HPS Seed Exchange 2016 -2017 Arie Vanspronsen The ORG&HPS seed exchange has had another excellent year with 1220 packets of seeds donated by 65 members.

This is 142 more packages than last year and the choices continue to improve.

We are missing some previous donors, so hopefully those donors who provided in the past will return to the Seedex

and will donate again in the future.

We also added 21 new donors this year. That is awesome.

You can submit your Seedex Order Online, making Payment through Paypal.

Go to www.onrockgarden.com and look for “Seed Exchange” on the Menu Bar.

Pictures and Growing Information

The electronic version of the seed list is not only in the on-line Journal but also on our website.

By clicking on the appropriate link, detailed growing information or pictures, for every entry, is at your fingertips.

Donors

We thank the following generous donors who collected, cleaned, packaged, listed, and sent their seeds: Sherill Allard,

Katy Anderson, Irene Baetz, Brian Bergman, Daryl Bessell, Gert Bôhme, Annie Brelih, Merle Burston, Veronica

Callinan, Bernard Carrier, Carol Clark, Maureen Cocksedge, Barbara Cooper and Bella Seiden, Gabriela Costea, Dave

Cummins, Susan and Mike Dolbey, Ruth Donnelly, Peter Fuller, Belinda Gallagher, Jean Gardiner, Laura Grant and

Robert Ramik, Ross Greenberg, Deborah Hardwick, Patrick Healy, Virginia Hildebrandt, Pearl Hoogerdyk, Frances

Howey, Bonnie Kerr, Inger Knudsen, Barbara Lee, Anna Leggatt, Joerg Leiss, Rosaleen McDonald, Darcie McKelvey,

Donna McMaster, Sharon Middleton, Anna Mizyn, Reggie Morgan, Mary Mosser, Trish Murphy, Brian Parker, Robert

Pavlis, Dianne Pettigrew, Roman Plaskota, Diana Pooke, Inge Poot, Veronica Richard, Gunilla Robert, Linda Ross,

Charlie Sale and Margaret Charlton, Rob Schulz, Lee Shannon, Rita Shaw, Judy Smith, Bill Snowden, Lynda Soper,

Glen Spurrell, Bev Sutton, Mionne Taylor, Vello Tou, Arie Vanspronsen, Beverley Wagar, Judy Wall, Rob Welsh and

Pamela Wright.

A special thanks to early donors and especially to those who provided their lists by e-mail.

Donors names on the list are shortened to the first four characters except where noted.

Proof readers:

Thank you to Susan Dolbey, Mike Dolbey and Carol Clark for their eagle eyes.

Volunteer

You can help with number entry and seed packaging. Accomplish an exciting and vital task, have fun and meet other

ORG&HPS members. Volunteer for either number entry or seed packaging by giving us your

phone number on the order form or by calling Annie Brelih (416-481-1973) number entry, or Merle Burston (416-221-

3449) packaging.

Seedex Information

Process:

You may order up to 60 packages of seed. No duplicate or ranges of numbers, please. Please ensure that your order

reaches us by December 31, 2016.

We plan to have the packaging completed by the January 8th 2017 ORG&HPS meeting so we will be printing labels

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equal to the number of requests late on December 31, 2016. It is not possible to accommodate late orders. Orders are

filled on a 'first come first served' basis with donor orders filled before non-donors. Don't be disappointed - send your

order early!

Avoid the Christmas mail delays.

Plant Names

We try to list seeds under the current plant name, correctly spelled, as defined by ThePlantList (http://

www.theplantlist.org/) for species and by the RHS (https://www.rhs.org.uk/plants) for cultivars. “Syn. Genus species” at

the beginning of a description is a former name (Synonym) under which the seed was donated.

Plants Considered Invasive In Ontario

Seedex plants that are listed by Ontario’s Invasive Species Awareness Program (http://www.invadingspecies.com/

invaders/plants-terrestrial/) are denoted by the symbol [i] at the beginning of the Germination Code.

Wild collected seed

All collections are easily found as there is an * after the species name.

Plant information

Generally colours are abbreviated to the first three or four letters. Many entries had several colours and the attempts to

accommodate these may be confusing. As an example ye/or is yellow orange and gr/br is green-

ish brown. The system doesn’t work, however, for bl/pu which could be blue purple

or black purple but either sounds good to me!

The height of each plant is given in cm but I often rounded off the numbers. The first two letters of the plant type are

used, for example, AN: annual, BI: biennial, PE: perennial, BU: bulb, GR: grass, SH: shrub, TR:

tree, VI: vine. Parent plants are listed but their offspring may differ so be prepared for delightful surprises.

Our donor ‘Top Ten’ list is as follows.

Bernard Carrier 142, Sharon Middleton 83, Carol Clark 57, Virginia Hildebrandt 52, Anna Leggatt 50, Annie Belih 47,

Diana Pooke 44, Katy Anderson 33, Beverley Wagar 29, Susan and Mike Dolbey 28. Congratulations!

Members in the U.S. Ordering Seed

Those in the USA should order only those seeds approved for entry into the USA.

Those plants which are restricted have the symbol [X] in the germination code. If you order any of these, we can not

send them.

Please keep in mind that a Small Lots of Seed Permit is required and must be sent in with your order, along with the

Conditions, an itemized list of the seed names, your own mailing label and the yellow and green mailing label. If you

have recently applied for the permit, and expect it soon you can send it later on.

Please keep in mind that you are only allowed 50 packets of seed, but if you fill in all 60 spaces, we'll stop when we get

to 50 if you were lucky enough to get all your wishes!

Thank you for making this a pleasurable and educational experience.

Arie Vanspronsen e-mail: arie.v@sympatico.ca Phone: 905-689-6722

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ORG & HPS 2016/2017 SEED EXCHANGE

ORDER FORM Last Date For Orders: DEC. 31, 2016

This is an exchange of seeds between members, neither the authenticity nor the viability of our listings can be verified

Lowest number to ►►►► ►►►► Highest number

Please mail your order to: Annie Brelih

1608—38 Orchard View Blvd.

Toronto, Ontario

M4R 2G3

416-481-1973

No Fax or e-mail orders

Please, do not send membership renewals to Annie

I have enclosed $15.00

I may be able to pick up my order at the January meeting

I can help with seed packaging. My phone number is below:

Phone me at :

Your full mailing address, including postal code:

Name:

Address:

We appreciate your comments and suggestions:

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KEY to ORG&HPS GERMINATION CODES

SYMBOLS, LETTERS and NUMBERS

* This species needs special care which is described on the reverse side.

? We have no information on this species. We sometimes provide an informed guess about which approach you should try. Let us know what is successful.

! Sow immediately. Either the viability of these seeds is short or the species propagates best with fresh seed. Stored seed might be coaxed into germination with temperature cycling and patience.

[i] This species is considered invasive in Ontario.

[X} This seed is restricted and cannot be imported to the United States.

A Sow @ 20°C. Seed germinates within 3 months.

B Sow @ 20°C. If seed does not germinate within 3 months, try 4°C for 1-2 months, then 20°C again.

C Sow @ 20°C for 3 months, then place @ 4°C for 3 months.

D Use repeated cycles of 20°C, then 4°C for 3 months each. Germination is very prolonged.

E Sow @ 20°C for 6 weeks, then place @ 4°C for 6 weeks, then slowly raise temperature to 10°C for 6 weeks. If there is no germination, repeat the cycle.

F Sow @ 4°C.

G Sow @ 4°C for 3 months, then place @ 20°C for 3 months.

H Use repeated cycles of 4°C, then 20°C for 3 months each. Germination is very prolonged.

J Sow @ 4°C for 3 weeks, then place @ 20°C.

K Sow @ 10°C.

L Expose to fluctuating outdoor winter temperatures including freezing for 3 months. Gradually increase light and temperature in spring.

N Sow directly in garden.

1 Resents transplanting.

2 Requires darkness.

3 Requires light or the seed is very fine. Surface sow and expose to light.

4 Germination is improved by using GA3. A source is www.gardensnorth.com

5 Germination is successful only when GA3* is used. A source is www.gardensnorth.com

6 Requires scarification. Nick or rub between sheets of sandpaper.

7 Requires soaking. Place in warm water until seeds swell, usually 24-48 hours. Discard water and any seeds that remain floating.

8 Pulpy coat inhibits germination. Remove by soaking and rinsing in clean water for approximately 7 days. Discard water.

9 At one time, we advised "Tails may inhibit germination. Remove them." The advice applied primarily to pulsatillas and clematises. Our most recent data indicates that leaving the tails on has no effect on germination.

Cont’d...

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WHAT OUR TEMPERATURE DESIGNATIONS MEAN

4°C Either place seeds outdoors to be exposed to a wide range of winter temperatures including freezing or put them in a refrigerator (not a deep freezer).

10°C Either place seeds outdoors in spring or fall or choose a very cool indoor location.

20°C Either place seeds in a sheltered outdoor location in mid to late spring or grow at room temperature.

3 Requires light or the seed is very fine. Surface sow and expose to light.

4 Germination is improved by using GA3*.

5 Germination is successful only when GA3* is used.

6 Requires scarification. Nick or rub between sheets of sandpaper. 7 Requires soaking. Place in warm water until seeds swell, usually 24-48 hours. Discard the water and any seeds that remain floating.

8 Pulpy coat inhibits germination. Remove by soaking and rinsing in clean water daily for 7 days. Discard the water.

9 Tails may inhibit germination. Remove them.

*A source for GA3 is Gardens North, Box 370, Annapolis Royal, NS Canada B0S 1A0. fax 902-532-7949. www.gardensnorth.com

Publicize Your Open Gardens

Open Gardens are events to which the general public is

invited and are organized by the individual gardener or a

group other than ORG&HPS. We have already received

information from several members about their 2017

Open Gardens dates.

If you would like to let our members know about an Open

Garden event you have planned, please contact Carol Clark, phone (416) 444-3371, or email at carol.clark@utoronto.ca.

Effects of Drought

Photo: gardendaze.wordpress.com

Effects of Drought in Your Garden

The summer of 2016 was brutally dry for much of the province

of Ontario. I am interested in hearing from our members of any

plants that coped particularly well with the stress of the drought

in their gardens. If you had any unexpected triumphs, or

unexpected losses, with plants under drought conditions last

summer, please send me an email with the details. I am

hoping to compile a list of drought-resistant plants for our

growing region in the Journal.

If you have any information you would like to contribute, please

contact me at barbaralee999@hotmail.com. Drought tolerance in the garden—Lavandula, Imperata cylindrica ‘Rubra’, Daphne ‘Laurence Crocker’ and Geranium ‘Roxanne’ grown among boulders for moisture conservation

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Genus Species or Hybrid P T G Col Tp Ht Description Donor G.Codes

1 Acaena microphylla P TG whit PE 5 Prostrate bronze-leafed creeper, reddish burr-like seed heads are somewhat decorative. SPUR E

2 Acer griseum P TG gr/ye TR 700 Paperbark maple - gorgeous trunk especially in winter. ANDE G 6 7 *

3 Acer tataricum 'Hot Wings' P T ? TR 1800 Bright red samaras. The lobed leaves turn an outstanding scarlet in the fall. VANS L 7

4 Achillea filipendulina P TG yell PE 60 Flat-topped flower clusters over ferny leaves, for a dry sunny spot. HEAL A 3

5 Achlys japonica P TM crea PE 15 Groundcover of tight rosettes for rockery. CLAR L

6 Aconitum alboviolaceum P TG bl/wh VI 250 In it's third year, twining crazily over and up nearby plants and other vine to bloom. MIDD ! *

7 Aconitum gmelinii P T ? crea PE 80 CARR ! *

8 Aconitum kirinense P T ? crea PE 60 CARR ! L *

9 Aconitum sp. P TG blue PE 100 Blooms early summer. CARR ! *

10 Aconitum vulparia P T P crea PE 90 CARR ! *

11 Aconitum vulparia P TM yell PE 100 Tall, early summer bloomer, wolf's bane, yellow aconite. Will accommodate later blooming vines.MIDD ! *

12 Actaea pachypoda P TG PLAS ! H 8 *

13 Actaea racemosa P TG whit PE 60 'Bugbane'. Background plant BAET ! C

14 Actaea racemosa P TG whit PE 150 Syn. Cimicifuga r. May take 2 years to germinate, or give double stratification. CARR ! C

15 Actaea racemosa P TG whit PE 100 Syn. Cimicifuga r. Native, shade tolerant. Wands of white flr over good foliage. LEE ! C

16 Actaea racemosa P TG whit PE 150 Attractive white spires with astilbe-like foliage in mid summer. Black Cohosh. MIDD ! C

17 Actaea sp. P TG whit PE 90 May take 2 years to germinate or give double stratification. White fruit CARR ! J *

18 Actaea sp. P TG whit PE 100 May take 2 years to germinate or give double stratification. Red fruit CARR ! J *

19 Adenophora liliifolia P TG blue PE 90 CARR A 3

20 Adenophora verticillata v. triphylla P T ? blue PE 30 Part shade. Small pale blue bell shaped flowers in summer. WALL F

21 Adlumia fungosa P TG pink AN 210 Delicate annual vine. Clusters of pale pink bells. Sun or light shade. WRIG A 3

22 Aethionema armenum P TG pink PE 20 Blue-grey leaves, bush-like, easy to grow, long-lived. SHAW A

23 Agapanthus 'Blue Danube' P T ? blue BU Bears large rounded clusters of light violet-blue flowers on very tall stems. VANS A *

24 Agapanthus sp. P TG blue BU 100 Flowers well, not hardy. LEGG A *

25 Agapanthus sp. P TG whit BU 100 Non-hardy bulb, floriferous summer pot plant, winter dormant cool and dry. SPUR A *

26 Agapanthus 'White Heaven' P TG whit BU Huge heads in a purist white with elegant, long lasting seed pods. VANS A *

27 Agastache austromontana P TG pink PE 50 Foliage perfumed like lavender. ANDE A

28 Agastache 'Blue Fortune' P TG lila PE 60 Hybrid, of N.A. native parentage. Aromatic foliage. Butterfly & bee magnet late summer/fall. MOSS A

29 Agastache foeniculum P T P purp PE 150 CARR A 3

30 Agastache foeniculum 'Aureum' P T ? blue PE 90 Enchanting combination of blue flowers over yellow-green leaves. HEAL A

31 Agastache foeniculum 'Golden Jubilee' P T P viol PE 50 Bright gold aromatic leaves in spring, fading to chartreuse. POOK K N 3

32 Agastache mexicana 'Rosea' P T P pink PE 150 Tallest Agastache. Bees love them. BAET A

33 Agastache scrophulariifolia P TG whit PE 180 Makes bumblebees hum with happiness. MCKE A 3

34 Alcea ficifolia P TG yell PE 150 Leaves like those of a fig tree, classic hollyhock flower. BURS A 2 N

35 Alcea rosea P TG ro/pi PE 150 Singles & doubles from deep rose to pale pinks. Blooms first year. Bees! BREL A 2 N

36 Alcea rosea P TG yell PE 80 Hollyhock, tall and reminds me of childhood. HILD A 2 N

37 Alcea rosea 'Mars Magic' P TM red PE 200 Luminous rosy-red, perennial, rust tolerant. GREE A

38 Alcea sp. P TG red BI 150 Ex A. 'Cerise', open pollinated. Cottage garden, hummingbirds, June-Sept. Deadhead. TAYL B N 2

39 Alcea sp. P TG yell BI 120 Biennial with pale yellow hollyhock flowers all summer. WALL B N 2

40 Alcea sp. P TG maro BI 120 Biennial with dark maroon hollyhock flowers all summer. WALL B N 2

41 Alchemilla hybrida P T ? wh/gr PE 30 Syn. A. glaucescens ssp. pubescens. Dwarf lady's mantle. VANS A

42 Alchemilla mollis nana P T ? gr/ye PE 15 Nice in a trough. SOPE A 3 *

43 Allium akaka PT G pu/pi BU 15 From Horasan, Turkey. BOHM A

44 Allium altissimum P TG BU BOHM K

45 Allium atropurpureum P TG blac BU 40 Darkest flower of my alliums. HEAL J

46 Allium caeruleum P TG blue BU 45 Reliable, hardy, late spring to summer bloom. ANDE A

47 Allium carinatum ssp. pulchellum P T P purp BU 65 Graceful cascading flowers. DONN F

48 Allium carinatum ssp. pulchellum P T P pink BU 35 Starry flower head. LEGG F

49 Allium carinatum ssp. pulchellum P T P pink BU 50 Darker pink, more robust. LEGG F

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Genus Species or Hybrid P T G Col Tp Ht Description Donor G.Codes

50 Allium carinatum ssp. pulchellum f. album P TG whit BU 65 White form of this elegant and graceful plant. DONN F

51 Allium carinatum ssp. pulchellum f. album P TG whit BU 35 Starry flower head. LEGG F

52 Allium cernuum P TG pink BU 50 Nodding onion, bees. TAYL A

53 Allium cristophii P T P mau BU 60 Large starry globes in summer. BURS J

54 Allium cristophii P T P mauv BU 80 Starry flower head. LEGG J

55 Allium cristophii P T P purp BU 45 Huge flower heads, very dramatic. PAVL J

56 Allium cristophii P T P purp BU 50 Star shaped flowers in a large head up to 30 cm across. SHAW J

57 Allium cristophii P T P bl/pu BU 90 SOPE J

58 Allium fistulosum P T P whit BU 20 Large round leaves, known as Welsh onion but is of Chinese origin, reminiscent of leek. MIDD [X] A

59 Allium flavum P T P yell BU 30 SHAN A

60 Allium hollandicum 'Purple Sensation' P TG purp BU 100 Dense 8" heads atop sturdy stems. BURS F

61 Allium insubricum P TG pink BU 20 Cutie with clusters of large nodding flowers. HEAL J

62 Allium kokanicum P TG purp BU 20 2 cm heads, late summer. BREL A

63 Allium obliquum P TG yell BU 70 CARR J

64 Allium oreophilum P TG pink BU 20 Small size, pink clusters Allium with a long flowering season, for dry location. COST J

65 Allium sacculiferum P TG BU Syn. A. komarovianum. Ex Shing Valley, Tajikistan. BOHM A

66 Allium schoenoprasum P TG blue BU 15 Likes scree, tough. HILD [X] A

67 Allium schubertii P TG pi/pu BU 40 Huge globes with star shaped lilac pink flowers like a pinwheel. RICH A

68 Allium schubertii P TG wh/pi BU 30 BOHM A

69 Allium schubertii P TG lave BU 50 Huge metallic fire crackers. BURS A

70 Allium senescens P T P mauv BU 65 Neat grey-green foliage looks good all season. Mauve globes in July. POOK G

71 Allium senescens 'Blue Eddy' P TG  lilac BU 25 Attractive blue-gray spiral foliage. Lilac-pink blooms, Aug-Sept. TAYL G

72 Allium senescens 'Blue Eddy' P TG li/pi BU 30 Forms an attractive pin wheel-like rosette of blue-gray to grey-green foliage. VANS G

73 Allium senescens ssp. glaucum P T ? blue BU 12 Twisted foliage. DOLB G

74 Allium sp. P TG pink BU 45 Cultivar. Beautiful display of pink balls. ALLA J

75 Allium sphaerocephalum P TG purp BU 40 Mid summer. LEGG G

76 Allium togashii P TG pink BU 40 Very pale pink. Really gorgeous. WAGA J

77 Allium tuberosum P TG whit BU 45 Garlic chives. ALLA A

78 Alstroemeria ligtu hybrids P T ? yell PE 60 Roots need winter protection in Zone 5. Orange fading to yellow blooms all summer. MIDD C 2 7 *

79 Althaea officinalis P TG whit PE 100 Syn. Malva officinalis. A medical plant. CARR A

80 Althaea officinalis P TG whit PE 150 Marshmallow. Medicinal plant filled with high-grade, immune stimulating mucilage. KERR A

81 Alyssoides utriculata P T P yell PE 20 Yellow flring rock garden plant with bladder type seed pods. Likes heat and dry. RICH B

82 Alyssoides utriculata P T P yell PE 50 SOPE B

83 Amaranthus caudatus P TG burg AN 100 Slender fluffy flower spikes, burgundy tinged foliage. BURS A N

84 Amaryllis sp. P TG red BU 50 HOOG A

85 Ampelopsis brevipedunculata P TG whit VI 300 AKA porcelain vine, clusters of sky blue berries. A winner. BURS G 8

86 Amsonia ellipsoides P T ? blue PE 100 CARR G

87 Amsonia hubrichtii P TG blue PE 90 N.A. native. Drought resistant, part shade OK, graceful mounded habit & vivid autumn lvs. MOSS J

88 Amsonia hubrichtii P TG blue PE 50 Pale blue flowers, fine-textured foliage great for massing, fall colour. MURP J

89 Amsonia hubrichtii P TG blue PE 90 WAGA J

90 Amsonia illustris P T P blue PE 90 Light blue starry flrs, willow-like leaves, interesting seed pods. ANDE F

91 Amsonia illustris P T P blue PE 150 Blooms early summer. CARR F

92 Amsonia tabernaemontana P T P blue PE 50 Eastern bluestar, I find this one fine in part shade. Native to North America. Z4 GALL G

93 Amsonia tabernaemontana P T P grey PE 90 Fascinating grey spidery clusters of flowers, willow-like leaves, clumping. POOK G

94 Anchusa leptophylla P TG blue AN 25 Clusters of tiny blooms late June - Oct. Sun, light shade. Great little filler plant. WRIG A

95 Androsace aff. adfinis P T P whit PE 10 White with yellow centre. CLAR E 3

96 Androsace septentrionalis ‘Star Dust’ P T ? whit AN 10 Charming little burst of white in your rock garden or scree. Seeds around successfully. MCMA A

97 Anemone altaica P TG gree PE 20 Asian woodlander, late spring, no petals. BREL ! A

98 Anemone biarmiensis P T P yell PE 30 Pale colour, rare. CLAR ! A

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99 Anemone canadensis P TG whit PE 50 In moist shade this western native with deep lobed leaves is strikingly white. MIDD ! E

100 Anemone helvetica P TG red PE 30 Many blooms over long period. ALLA ! A

101 Anemone helvetica P TG pink PE 15 Good for rockery or scree, not invasive. HILD ! A

102 Anemone magellanica P TG crea PE 40 Large flowers of the palest yellow, enchanting. HEAL ! A

103 Anemone multifida P T P pink PE 30 Smaller flowers, flowers a long time, deep colour. CLAR ! A

104 Anemone multifida P T P red PE 30 Smaller flowers, flowers a long time, deep colour. From Colorado PAVL ! A

105 Anemone multifida P T P red PE 10 Also known as cutleaf anemone. TOU ! A

106 Anemone multifida 'Major' P TG whit PE 30 Creamy flowers. Easy. COOP ! A

107 Anemone narcissiflora ssp. biarmiensis P T P yell PE 15 Good for rockery or scree, not invasive, pale yellow flower. HILD ! A

108 Anemone narcissiflora ssp. biarmiensis P TM whit PE 30 From Seedex13. WELS ! A

109 Anemone sylvestris P TG whit PE 30 For part shade, will roam when conditions suit. MIDD ! A

110 Anethum graveolens P TG yell AN 40 Dill, yummy with eggs! BREL [X] A N

111 Angelica archangelica P TG PLAS A 3

112 Angelica sylvestris 'Vicar's Mead' P TG pink BI 150 Biennial or short-lived perennial. CARR ! A 3

113 Antennaria dioica P TG pink PE 10 Mat. SOPE F

114 Anthericum ramosum P TG whit PE 60 Fine green leaves with tall flower spikes. PAVL J

115 Anthyllis coccinea P T ? red PE 15 Syn. A. vulneraria v. coccinea. Well drained or rock garden for yearly return, self-seeds. MIDD B 3 7

116 Anthyllis montana 'Rubra' P TG red PE 30 SOPE A 6 7

117 Apios americana P TG purp BU Indigenous perennial vine, tuber is edible. CARR K 7

118 Aquilegia atrata P T P blue PE 30 Spurless Columbine in near-black. Bees! BREL E

119 Aquilegia canadensis P TG red PE 60 CARR J

120 Aquilegia canadensis* P TG red PE 50 Canadian Columbine. Stunning flowers. First Nations medicinal plant. KERR J

121 Aquilegia canadensis P TG reor PE 80 May be a hybrid. LEGG J

122 Aquilegia canadensis P TG re/ye PE 45 This new addition impressed with it's height and floriferous first year bloom. MIDD J

123 Aquilegia clematiflora P TG pink PE 90 Vigorous and easy from seed. Beautiful flowers. COOP A

124 Aquilegia discolor P T P bl/wh PE 8 True alpine, Pyrenees, soft blue and creamy white. ANDE D 2 4

125 Aquilegia discolor P T P bl/cr PE 15 A bone hardy and exquisite plant. VANS D 2 4

126 Aquilegia flabellata P TM whit PE 20 White, blue tinge. short-lived. CLAR A 4

127 Aquilegia flabellata P T P whit PE 10 White to pink, good as border, very pretty. HILD A 4

128 Aquilegia flabellata v. nana P T P blue PE 25 Blue and white. LEGG A 4

129 Aquilegia flabellata v. nana P T P blue PE 10 Large flowers on a tiny rock garden plant. PAVL A 4

130 Aquilegia flabellata v. pumila P TG blue PE 10 Large flowers on small plant, real cute. ALLA A 4

131 Aquilegia hybrid P TG yell PE 60 Long spurred from yellow plants. Beautiful. KNUD A

132 Aquilegia jonesii P TG blue PE 10 Best in trough, silvery leaves, a favourite. HILD A 3

133 Aquilegia jonesii x saximontana P TG blue PE 5 Short plants with attractive blue flowers that have yellow-white centers. VANS ! A 4

134 Aquilegia 'Origami Mix' P T ? whit PE 30 Long spurred Columbine, it can be white or other colours, pollinators. COST A

135 Aquilegia oxysepala P T P ma/ye PR 25 Unusual colour combination of maroon and yellow. CLAR L

136 Aquilegia pyrenaica ssp. discolor P TG bl/wh PE 8 Lovely blue and white combo. Tiny but tough. RICH A

137 Aquilegia shockleyi P T P ye/re PE 25 Like a miniature A. canadensis. RICH A 3

138 Aquilegia sibirica P TG blue PE 40 Good in scree or garden, tough, will seed around. HILD A

139 Aquilegia sp. P T P blue PE 60 Deep blue blooms in spring. ANDE A

140 Aquilegia sp. P T P pink PE 80 Very interesting fragrance. CARR A

141 Aquilegia sp. P T P whit PE 75 SOPE A

142 Aquilegia vulgaris P T P pink PE 50 Nora Barlow mix of pink and purple. ALLA A

143 Aquilegia vulgaris P T P mix PE 60 Mixed colours and mixed forms. CARR A

144 Aquilegia vulgaris P T P purp PE 60 Double - Granny's Bonnet type. short-lived. May be mixed offspring. LEGG A

145 Aquilegia vulgaris P T P pink PE 50 May not breed true. Clematis-like flowers - no spurs. LEGG A

146 Aquilegia vulgaris P T P bl/wh PE 60 May not breed true. Granny's bonnet type flowers. LEGG A

147 Aquilegia vulgaris PT P bl/pu PE 30 Shorter than normal clone. POOT A

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148 Aquilegia vulgaris 'Lime Sorbet' P T P gr/wh PE 80 Flowers start green becoming white on maturity. RICH A

149 Aquilegia vulgaris v. alba P T ? whit PE 80 Tall robust plant. Hope it comes true white like parent. RICH A

150 Aquilegia vulgaris v. flore-pleno 'Tower Light Blue'P T ? blue PE 50 Double light blue. WELS A

151 Aquilegia vulgaris v. stellata 'Blue Barlow' P TM blue PE 40 Spurless double dark blue. WELS A

152 Arabis alpina P T ? pink PE 8 SOPE A *

153 Arabis blepharophylla P TG mauv PE 20 Very perennial. DOLB A

154 Arabis pumila P TM whit PE 3 Carpet of white clusters in May. CLAR A

155 Aralia cordata P TG whit PE 200 True perennial, large and shrub-like in appearance, bees love flowers. POOK ! L

156 Aralia cordata v. sachalinensis P TG gree PE 300 Very nice large perennial. CARR ! L

157 Aralia elata P TG whit TR 300 From north of Japan Hokaido. Angelica tree. CARR G

158 Aralia racemosa P TG whit PE 110 Indirect sun, flowers are pollinator magnet. MCKE ! H 4

159 Arenaria montana P TG whit PE 10 Mound of green with white flowers in spring, rock garden and sand. MIDD A

160 Argemone mexicana P TG whit AN 90 Prickly poppy. Prickly glaucous foliage. Bees. BURS K N

161 Arisaema amurense P TG gree BU 40 Asiatic counterpart to our native A. triphyllum. Very hardy and easy to grow. POOK A 8 *

162 Arisaema consanguineum P TG gree PE 50 Circular multi-segmented leaf a feature of this plant as is its long nosed 'flower'. HOWE A 8 *

163 Arisaema dracontium P TG gr/ye PE 80 Green dragon, special concern, for garden use only. MCKE A 8 *

164 Arisaema flavum P TG yell BU 40 Tubers multiply easily, blooms in 3 years from seed. FULL B 8 *

165 Arisaema flavum P TG ? PE 60 Usually sets seed suggesting it is flavum but I have never noticed a yellow spathe. PARK B 8 *

166 Arisaema sp. PT G BU 40 Lost the label. POOT D 8 *

167 Armeria 'Joystick Red' P TG red PE 45 SOPE A

168 Armeria juniperifolia P T P pink PE 10 A very dense bun or cushion of needle-like leaves. ALLA A

169 Armeria juniperifolia P T P pink PE 8 Attractive small plant. DOLB A

170 Armeria juniperifolia P T P pink PE 8 Needle-like bun topped with pink thrift-like flowers, a pleasing rock garden plant. MIDD A

171 Armeria juniperifolia P T P pink PE 10 SOPE A

172 Armeria juniperifolia P T P pink PE Cushion of needle-like lvs. Soft pink balls of flrs are held just over the foliage. VANS A

173 Armeria maritima* P T P pink PE 20 Lovely colour, takes tough conditions, try in scree. From Iceland HILD A 2

174 Arnica nevadensis P TG yell PE 25 Try in trough, native to Midwest US, cheerful plant. HILD A

175 Arnica nevadensis P TG  yell PE 20 Long-blooming. TAYL A

176 Arum Italicum 'Pictum' P T P gr/wh BU 35 Attractive marbled foliage, red berries in fall. BURS ! D 2 7 *

177 Arum Italicum 'Pictum' P T P PE 25 Noted for mottled leaves and red berries like Arisaema. HILD ! D 2 7 *

178 Arum italicum 'Pictum' P T P whit PE 30 Beautiful large red seed stalk in fall, winter interest. SUTT ! D 2 7 *

179 Arum maculatum P TG crea PE 35 Bulbous, spring flowering, fruit very decorative. For shade. CARR ! D 2 7 *

180 Aruncus aestifolius P TG whit PE 50 Do not cover the seeds. CARR ? Try L

181 Aruncus dioicus P TG whit PE 200 Do not cover the seeds. CARR A

182 Aruncus laciniatus P TG whit PE 100 Very nice lacinated foliage, do not cover the seeds. CARR ? Try L

183 Asarina 'Joan Lorraine' P TG purp AN 100 Climbing or trailing this is a great plant for your containers, part shade is best. GALL A

184 Asarina scandens P T P purp AN 100 'Joan Lorraine', gorgeous deep purple flowers on climbing vine. BREL A

185 Asarina scandens P TM purp AN 240 Easy, don't start too early. Vine. WAGA A

186 Asclepias curassavica P TM yell PE 90 Non-hardy milkweed that attracts Monarch butterflies. RICH A

187 Asclepias purpurea P TG purp PE 120 Deep purple. Not as aggressive as A. syriaca, but will travel some. WAGA J

188 Asclepias tuberosa P T P oran PE 80 Native milkweed, Support our monarchs!!! BURS A 1 *

189 Asclepias tuberosa P T P oran PE 40 Weeds for butterflies - you can never have enough. COST A 1 *

190 Asclepias tuberosa P T P oran PE 40 Butterfly magnet, short but showy, some come out yellow orange. Sun and dry. Z4 GALL A 1 *

191 Asclepias tuberosa P T P or/re PE 60 From plants residing in some shade. MCKE A 1 *

192 Asclepias tuberosa P T P yell PE 50 Attracts butterflies. ROSS A 1 *

193 Asimina triloba P TG whit TR 800 Native pawpaw. Need 2 trees for fruit. Shade - sun. LEGG ! J

194 Asphodeline lutea P TG yell PE 88 Gotta love the blue-green, rubbery, narrow foliage. Very architectural. Z4. Dry, Sun. GALL A

195 Asphodeline taurica P TG whit PE 40 Best in scree, let seed around, plant is a tuft of leaves, flower stalk very stately. HILD A

196 Aster alpinus P T P pink PE 10 Long-blooming in early summer, bushy plants, scree. BREL A

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197 Aster alpinus P T P pink PE 10 Large flowered alpine with yellow centers, easy to grow. PAVL A

198 Aster alpinus ‘Goliath’ P TG blue PE 30 Large blooms of soft blue, followed by fluffy seedheads. ALLA J

199 Aster alpinus ‘Pinkie’ P TG pink PE 30 Large blooms of bright rose pink, followed by fluffy seedheads. ALLA J

200 Aster altaicus P TG blue PE 30 BOHM B 3

201 Aster divaricatus* P T ? whit PE 25 Whorled Wood Aster. Endangered plant. Flrs like stars. Lvs smell like tangerines. KERR B

202 Aster laevis P TG blue PE 80 Nice fall bloomer. CARR B

203 Aster novae-angliae P TG purp PE 100 'New England Aster', late colour and bees! BREL B

204 Aster x frikartii P T ? blue PE 50 Sun, shade, dry, pale lavender blue, yellow center. Blooms Aug to Oct. COCK B

205 Astilbe sp. P TG purp PE 80 Do not cover seeds. Purple leaves. CARR A 3 *

206 Astilboides tabularis P TG whit PE 90 Syn. Rodgersia t. Very nice, large leaves flower like Astilbe. CARR A 3 *

207 Astragalus neglectus P T P yell PE 100 'Cooper's Milk Vetch', pale yellow pea flowers, pretty foliage. Bees! BREL A 6 7

208 Astrantia major P TG red PE 75 Sun or part shade. LEIS ! H 2

209 Astrantia major 'Variegata' P T ? whit PE 90 CARR ! H 2

210 Astrantia sp. P TG mix PE 80 Mixed colours. CARR ! H 2

211 Atriplex hortensis P TG red AN 80 Self-seeds. Great steamed, like spinach. 'Orach'. BREL A

212 Atropa belladonna P TG PE 80 Solonaceae purple fruits. CARR L 4 7

213 Atropa belladonna P TG PE 80 Solonaceae yellow fruits. CARR L 4 7

214 Aubrieta deltoidea P TM mix PE 15 Pink, magenta, purple carpets in spring. CLAR A

215 Aurinia saxatilis P TM yell PE 20 Cheery carpet in April/May. CLAR A

216 Baptisia australis P TG blue PE 90 Attractive purple seedpods in late summer. ANDE A 7 *

217 Baptisia australis P TG blue PE 60 Blue False Indigo. Purple seedpods. BAET A 7 *

218 Baptisia australis P TG blue PE 100 CARR A 7 *

219 Baptisia australis P TG blue PE 120 Bluish green leaves, good structural plant. CLAR A 7 *

220 Baptisia australis P TG blue PE 80 Sun, shade, dry, blooms spring summer. COCK A 7 *

221 Baptisia australis P TG blue PE 100 One of our most beautiful natives. CUMM A 7 *

222 Baptisia australis P TG blue PE 130 Beautiful flowers, pest-free, self-supporting, gets better every year. DONN A 7 *

223 Baptisia australis P TG blue PE 80 FULL A 7 *

224 Baptisia australis P TG blue PE 90 Easy to grow. Nice all year. Native. KNUD A 7 *

225 Baptisia australis P TG blue PE 100 N.A. native. Drought-resistant, part shade OK, blooms early summer. Attractive shrubby habit. MOSS A 7 *

226 Baptisia 'Lemon Meringue' P TG yell PE 100 Very good yellow Baptisia. DOLB A 7 *

227 Baptisia 'Solar Flare' P T ? yell PE 100 One of the Prairie Blues selections. DOLB A 7 *

228 Baptisia sp. P T P yell SH 150 From a yellow cultivar, maybe 'Carolina Moonlight'. WAGA A 7 *

229 Baptisia x variicolor 'Twilite' P T ? vi/ye PE 120 Tall sturdy plant, retains seed pods. DOLB A 7 *

230 Baptisia x variicolor 'Twilite' P T ? blue PE 60 Takes sun or semi shade, blue flowers and dark stems, very striking. HILD A 7 *

231 Barnardia japonica P TG pink BU 10 Tiny muscari-like spikes in August. CLAR A

232 Barnardia japonica P TG lila BU 20 Syn. Scilla scilloides. Late summer. LEGG A

233 Barnardia japonica P TG pink BU 20 Syn. Scilla scilloides. A scilla that blooms in August! Wands of frilly pink flowers. SPUR A

234 Begonia grandis ssp. evansiana P TG pink PE 45 Blooms midsummer to frost, shade tolerant, hardy in London Ont. Well drained moist soil. LEE A

235 Bellevalia paradoxa P TG blue BU 20 Like navy blue, giant grape hyacinths! BREL J

236 Bellevalia paradoxa P TG dk/bl BU 30 Syn. B. pycnantha, may now be Muscari. LEGG J

237 Berlandiera lyrata P TG yell PE 50 Chocolate daisy, smells like chocolate at night and in morning. Full sun. Drought tolerant. GRAN A

238 Betula utilis v. jacquemontii P TG TR 2000 Small columnar tree. SNOW A 3

239 Boehmeria tricuspis P TG gree PE 60 Nice perennial for shade. CARR A

240 Borago officinalis P TG blue AN 60 Herb, star-shaped edible flowers. Pretty in salads. BURS A N 1

241 Brassica oleracea v. alboglabra P T ? whit VE 50 Guy Lon - Chinese kale. Like broccoli without head. LEGG [X] A

242 Browallia speciosa P TG blue AN 20 Shade, part shade, containers, moist, blooms summer through fall. COCK A 3

243 Buddleja japonica P TG blue SH Seem to be more hardy. CARR A 3 *

244 Caesalpinia lutea P T ? yell SH 300 Flowering pea shrub. Tender and may die back to the ground, blooms on the new growth. GRAN A 6 7

245 Caesalpinia pulcherrima P T ? re/ye SH 300 Tropical bush, blooms on new shoots. National flower of Barbados. GRAN A

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246 Calendula officinalis P TG yell AN 25 Resina variety. Medicinal plant, highest resin content. Best flr for healing the skin. KERR A

247 Callianthemum anemonoides P TG whit PE 3 In April this is a first to bloom beauty of white daisies on crinkled green foliage. MIDD ! G

248 Callianthemum coriandrifolium PT G whit PE 20 Col du Galibier, France BOHM L

249 Callirhoe involucrata P TG rose PE 20 Deep rose, blooms all summer, trailing or rambling. BREL A

250 Callirhoe involucrata P TG marg PE 30 Wine cup. Mat and twiner, drought resistant. McDO A

251 Callirhoe involucrata P TG wine PE 60 Single flowers dotted along its scrambling stems that stay close to the ground. MIDD A

252 Camassia leichtlinii P TG lt/bl BU 40 Dies down in summer. LEGG F

253 Camassia leichtlinii alba P TG whit BU 50 Self-seeds. LEGG F

254 Camassia sp. P TG blue BU 30 Flowers on upright stems. Full sun to part shade. DOLB G

255 Campanula alliariifolia P TG whit PE 60 Long relaxed wands of dangling white bells. POOK A

256 Campanula aucheri P T P blue PE 20 Nice mound in semi-shade with lovely blue flrs, see Sept 2016 Journal. HILD A

257 Campanula barbata P TG blue PE 30 Spikes of nodding flowers for semi-shade. HEAL A

258 Campanula carpatica 'Blue Clips' P T P blue PE 30 Full to part sun, bell-shaped blue flowers in early summer. WALL A

259 Campanula carpatica 'White Clips' P TG whit PE 30 Full to part sun, bell-shaped white flowers in early summer. WALL A

260 Campanula cochleariifolia P TG blue PE 3 Petite round leaf mat and groundcover. Rock garden or trough. Needs moisture to return. MIDD A

261 Campanula collina P TG blue PE 30 Spikes of nodding flowers for a sunnier spot. HEAL A

262 Campanula glomerata v. acaulis P TG whit PE 8 Unusual white species that does not roam as the blue species. MIDD A 3

263 Campanula hofmannii P TG whit BI 40 Syn. Symphyandra h. White bells, self sows. RICH A

264 Campanula hofmannii P TG whit BI 30 Syn. Symphyandra h. Biennial, very long flowering season. CARR A

265 Campanula incurva P TM whit BI 10 Huge flowers for size of plant - show stopper. CLAR A 3

266 Campanula incurva P T P blue PE 5 Ice blue upfacing bells, has a rosette of stems. Rare and beautiful but is monocarpic. MIDD A 3

267 Campanula latifolia P T P purp PE 90 Syn. C. l. v. macrantha SOPE A 3

268 Campanula latiloba P TM whit PE 75 White bells with dark blue centre. self-seeds. May not breed true. LEGG A 3

269 Campanula latiloba P TM blue PE 75 Dark centre to bells. LEGG A 3

270 Campanula latiloba P TM wh/bl PE 75 White with blue tinge. LEGG A 3

271 Campanula portenschlagiana P T P blue PE 15 Adriatic bellflower. Width to 45cm, suited to wall. TAYL A 3

272 Campanula punctata P TG blue PE 70 Do not cover seeds. CARR A 3

273 Campanula rotundifolia P T P viol PE 30 FULL A

274 Campanula rotundifolia P T P blue PE 30 Great rock garden plant, 6 cm plant, tall flower stems. PAVL A

275 Campanula sp. P TG blue PE 45 Cultivar. Canterbury bells. ALLA L

276 Campanula sp. P TG whit PE 40 Tough plant tolerates drought. TOU L

277 Campanula sp. P TG wh/bl PE 40 Tough plant tolerates drought. TOU L

278 Campanula trachelium P TM blue PE 60 Purple-blue flowers. Really nice, not weedy. WAGA A

279 Capsicum annuum 'Black Pearl' P TG whit AN 40 Scores of half inch round black peppers mature to red. Red is hot, edible and ornamental. COCK [X] A

280 Cardiocrinum giganteum v. yunnanense P TG PLAS H *

281 Carex muskingumensis P TG gree SE 50 Palm sedge, native to Ontario, likes moist in sun or sort of moist in shade. Z4 GALL A 3

282 Carex sp. P TG bron PE 25 Bronze sedge, hardy to my Zone 4 garden. Came from Gardens North as C. petriei? GALL ? Try J

283 Castanea americana P TG TR Large tree succulents fruits. RARE. CARR [X] G 7

284 Castilleja coccinea* P TG red AN 30 Indian paint brush - wonderful in a natural flr meadow, will reseed if successful. COST [X] G

285 Catananche caerulea P TG blue PE 70 Cupid's dart. ALLA A

286 Catananche caerulea P TG blue PE 50 Cornflower-like blooms on spikier foliage, great for sun in dry site. Z4 GALL A

287 Celosia argentea v. cristata (Plumosa Group) P TG red AN 25 Sun, red foliage and upright plumes. COCK A

288 Cenolophium denudatum P TG whit PE 70 Long flowering, a nice umbelliferae. CARR J

289 Cenolophium denudatum P TG whit PE 80 Lovely long-lived perennial version of Queen Anne's lace. Fab foliage. POOK J

290 Centaurea cyanus P TG bl/pi AN 60 'Cornflowers' in true blues and pale pinks. Bees! BREL [X] A N

291 Centaurea macrocephala P TG yell PE 100 CARR A

292 Centella asiatica P TG PLAS A *

293 Cephalanthus occidentalis P T P whit SH 160 Moist soils. FULL A 3

294 Cephalaria gigantea P TG yell PE 250 CARR B

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295 Cephalaria gigantea P TG yell PE 200 Ivory yellow scabious-type flr on tall stalks over robust rosette of green. GARD B

296 Cerastium alpinum v. lanatum P TG whit PE 5 Alpine mouse ear with fuzzy grey-green leaves early summer makes nice groundcover. MIDD A 3

297 Cerinthe major P T P purp AN 40 WAGA A

298 Chaerophyllum aureum P TG whit PE 100 Sow as soon as possible, viability of seeds is short. CARR ! J

299 Chaerophyllum hirsutum roseum P TG pink PE 90 Rarely white bloom. CARR ! L

300 Chasmanthium latifolium 'River Mist' P TG GR 30 Variegated beauty. SUTT G

301 Chiastophyllum oppositifolium P TG yell PE 15 Arching with pendant flower clusters. HEAL A 3

302 Cirsium canum P TG pink PE 80 Great focal plant, myriads of pollinators and birds for seeds. COST A

303 Clematis addisonii P TG re/pu VI 100 Hybrid, non-typical addisonii morphology. Charming bell. HARD A

304 Clematis 'Alba Chirifu' P TG whit PE 40 Integrifolia type, white with some opalescent tones. HARD A 9

305 Clematis 'Alba Luxurians' P TG whit VI 100 A reliable grower. SUTT E 9

306 Clematis alpina P T P purp VI 300 Early nodding 4 petal bell shaped. I grow on a Yew shrub. Easy GARD D 9

307 Clematis alpina 'Ruby' P TG red VI 100 SOPE D 9

308 Clematis alpina 'Stolwijk Gold' P T ? blue VI 300 Yellow leaves show off the pale blue flowers in spring. Group 1 MCMA D

309 Clematis 'Burford Bell' x crispa (blue) P TG pink VI 200 A cross from Deborah Hardwick. (Our March speaker) VANS H

310 Clematis 'Campanile' P TG blue VI 100 Donation from the ICS. Heraclefolia group to 3 ft, pale blue hyacinth-like flrs. HARD G 9

311 Clematis chiisanensis P TG yell VI Interesting climber, large dull yellow flowers, June. CARR L 9

312 Clematis crispa* P TG VI 200 Donation from the ICS, nodding bells with recurved sepals, pastel tones. HARD H

313 Clematis crispa P TG pi/wh VI 200 Donation from the ICS, nodd. bells with recurved sepals in a var. of pastel tones. HARD H

314 Clematis 'Everett' P TG re/pu VI 150 This the BCS and blooms all summer for me. Very striking. Group 3 MCMA L 9

315 Clematis fusca P T P br/pu VI 200 Brown or purple bells, often hairy. HARD L 9

316 Clematis fusca P T P br/pu VI 200 Donation from the ICS, brown or purple bells, often hairy. HARD L 9

317 Clematis fusca P T P br/vi VI 200 Intriguing hairy urn-shaped flowers, cream inside. VANS L 9

318 Clematis glaucophylla P TG pink VI 200 Small pink with cream bell. HARD L 9

319 Clematis 'Harlequin' P TGwh/pe PE 50 Integrifolia type, white to peach to blush tones. HARD L 9

320 Clematis heracleifolia 'Cassandra' P TM blue PE 100 The most gorgeous shade of blue. Vigorous. RICH A 9

321 Clematis heracleifolia 'Cassandra' P T P blue PE 120 Lovely dark blue flowers. LEGG A 9

322 Clematis hexapetala P TG whit PE 60 Herbaceous. Attractive short Clematis. DOLB L 9

323 Clematis hirsutissima v. scottii P TG purp VI 30 North American alpine leatherflower, first year to flower, specimen is taller in part shade. MIDD L

324 Clematis integrifolia P TM pink PE 100 Very floriferous, non climbing, best supported in upside down tomato cage. RICH A 9

325 Clematis integrifolia P T P purp PE 100 5cm long bell flowers. Herbaceous, free flowering. Attractive seed heads. GARD A 9

326 Clematis integrifolia P T P pu/bl VI 50 Donation from the ICS, upright plant with nodding flrs. HARD A 9

327 Clematis integrifolia P T P blue PE 25 Good in scree or garden, tough, will seed around. HILD A 9

328 Clematis integrifolia P T P blue PE 90 Deep blue nodding bells with twisted petals. Non-climbing. POOK A 9

329 Clematis integrifolia P T P pink PE 100 Very floriferous non-climbing. POOK A 9

330 Clematis integrifolia P T P white PE 175 Dainty downward facing bells on fairly tall vine. Non-climbing. POOK A 9

331 Clematis integrifolia 'Olgae' P TG bl/vi PE 100 Slightly scented flowers. VANS A 9

332 Clematis integrifolia 'Pangbourne Pink' P TG pink PE 60 Twisted, down-facing bells. LEGG A 9

333 Clematis ladakhiana P TG or/ye VI 300 Little flowers that open from a bell to a fully spread angel wing shape. VANS A 2

334 Clematis 'Madame Julia Correvon' P TM red VI 200 Pruning group 3 Medium, Yellow anthers on white filaments. WELS E 9

335 Clematis mandschurica P T ? whit VI 200 Donation from the ICS, flammula group, upright growth, fragrant flrs. HARD E 9

336 Clematis morefieldii P TG wh/pi VI 200 Donation from the ICS, climbing viorna, multiple flrs per axil. HARD L

337 Clematis ochotensis P TG vi/bl VI 100 Small nodding flowers, usually pale violet-blue to mid blue-violet. VANS J 9

338 Clematis orientalis 'Annemieke' P TG yell PE 300 Tangutica group. Pale yellow flowers with prominent purple stamens. POOK B 9

339 Clematis pitcheri P T P purp VI 300 Light nodding pitcher-shaped flowers. Attractive seed heads. Easy. GARD C 4 9

340 Clematis 'Prince Charles' P TG blue VI 200 Mauve-blue 8-10 cm open blooms. Very compact and free flowering. GARD ? Try E

341 Clematis recta P T P whit PE 200 Profuse white flowers in spring; hardy in Muskoka. ANDE ! A 2 *

342 Clematis recta P T P whit PE 60 Bush clematis, new foliage is reddish, flowers early summer. BREL ! A 2 *

343 Clematis recta P T P whit PE 100 Non-climbing, masses of small, fragrant flowers, well-behaved. POOK ! A 2 *

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344 Clematis recta 'Purpurea' P TM whit PE 100 Purple foliage. Cut back when leaves start to go green. LEGG ! A 2 *

345 Clematis recta 'Purpurea' P T P whit PE 120 Shrub clematis with deep red leaves. PAVL ! A 2 *

346 Clematis rehderiana P TG crea VI 300 Syn. C. veitchiana. Donation from the ICS, vitalba group sp. with masses of bells. HARD C 9

347 Clematis reticulata P TG lave VI 250 Bell shaped flowers recurving at the tips. VANS ?

348 Clematis serratifolia P TG yell VI 500 Yellow nodding flowers. Vigorous plant, grows into neighbouring cedars. GARD ! J 7 9 *

349 Clematis sp. P T P whit VI Large white flower. CARR L

350 Clematis 'Spectrum' P TG purp VI 300 Donation from the ICS. Atragene Group clematis with purple flrs. HARD D 9

351 Clematis stans P TG blue SH 80 Non climbing. CARR G 9

352 Clematis stans P TG PE 60 Syn. C. stans lavallei. Donation from the ICS, heraclefolia form, front of border. HARD G 9

353 Clematis texensis P T P purp VI May take 2 years to germinate. CARR E 9 *

354 Clematis texensis P T P red VI 200 Red or red and yellow trumpet shaped bells. HARD E 9 *

355 Clematis texensis P TM red VI 150 This is a good red shared by Marion Jarvie. Group 3 MCMA E 9 *

356 Clematis texensis 'Wellmax' P T ? red VI Syn. C. t. 'Maxima'. Larger trumpet shaped bell, a sport of Princess Diana. HARD J 9

357 Clematis texensis x pitcherii P TG red VI 200 Vigorous plant, with striking red intermediate bells. HARD ? Try E 9 *

358 Clematis 'Titipu' P TG pink VI 200 Big bell crispa. Larger bells, vigorous plant. HARD A 9

359 Clematis 'Twinkle' P TG blue PE 50 Donation from the ICS, white to pale blue nodding flowers. HARD A 9

360 Clematis viorna P TM pink VI 300 Pink urns. LEGG A 9

361 Clematis viorna P TM pink VI 130 Lovely pale pink bell blooms summer months. Group 3 MCMA A 9

362 Clematis viticella P TG purp VI Interesting climber for shade. CARR E 9

363 Clematis viticella P TG purp VI 250 Profusion of small down-facing bells. LEGG E 9

364 Clematis viticella P TG purp VI 250 Small deep lavender starry flowers can beautifully cover a shrub when vine mature. MIDD E 9

365 Clematis viticella P TG blue VI 200 Nice small nodding bells, prolific bloomer. VANS E 9

366 Clematis viticella 'Hagelby White' P TG whit VI 300 Small white bell, blooms profusely in summer. Group 3 MCMA E 9

367 Clematis x cylindrica 'Millie' P TG blue VI 60 Integrifolia morphology, blue nodding flowers. HARD L 9

368 Cleome hassleriana P TG pink AN 120 Soft pink. WAGA A N 3

369 Cleome sp. P TG purp AN 100 Giant, fast growing, long-blooming, thick stalk with side shoots. BREL A 3 *

370 Cleome sp. P TG pink AN 100 Giant, fast growing, long-blooming, thick stalk with side shoots. BREL A 3 *

371 Cleome sp. P TG mage AN 300 Given good soil, this strong grower can reach 10'! SUTT A 3 *

372 Codonopsis lanceolata P T P gr/pu PE 125 Perennial vine. Fat bells, pale-green outside, purple inside, lovely. POOK B 3

373 Codonopsis lanceolata P TM red VI 180 Twinning vine. Likes 2" chicken-wire trellis stapled to a fence. WELS B 3

374 Codonopsis obtusa P T ? PLAS ! A 3

375 Codonopsis pilosula P TG yell VI 250 Needs to climb and scramble to show off pale olive yellow green flowers. MIDD A

376 Codonopsis pilosula P TG ivgr VI 200 Odd but attractive ivory/green bellflowers with chocolate spots in throat, blooms in August. SPUR A

377 Codonopsis tubulosa P TG gr/pu PE 200 Fast growing perennial vine gives quick, controllable camouflage. POOK A 3

378 Colutea orientalis P TG oran SH 200 Orange flowers, inflated seed pods, hardy in Kawarthas. DOLB A 6 7

379 Consolida ajacis P T P blue AN 100 Lovely pale ice-blue annual larkspur. POOK A N

380 Consolida ajacis? P T P blue AN 50 Sun, part sun, scatter seeds early spring, can self-seed. Larkspur. COCK A N

381 Consolida ambigua P TG blue AN 30 SHAN A N 1

382 Coreopsis grandiflora P TM yell PE 70 "Cottage garden" flower blooms all summer and fall. CLAR A

383 Coreopsis lanceolata P TG yell PE 40 Sun, double flowers, orange-yellow, blooms all summer, bees. COCK A

384 Coreopsis tinctoria P T P or/rd AN 80 Orange and mahogany-red. Easy annual, has over-wintered. GREE A 3

385 Coriandrum sativum P TG whit AN 20 Cilantro, coriander, whatever, tastes great! Bees! BREL A N 1

386 Coriandrum sativum 'Calypso' P TG whit HE 70 British-bred cilantro. Extremely bolt-resistant. GREE A

387 Coronilla minima P T P yell AL 8 Small mat; attractive blue-green leaves. GREE J 6 7

388 Corydalis scouleri P TG pink BU 80 Attr. long pink spurs held on tall narrow spikes. Late spring. Moist woodland. Z6 SALE ! 3 *

389 Corylus americana P TG red TR Food for you or wild life, very nice colouration in fall. CARR L 7 *

390 Cosmos bipinnatus P TG mage AN 100 Sun, part sun, magenta, white or pink, blooms summer through fall. COCK A

391 Cosmos bipinnatus P TG whit AN 120 From 'Purity White' WAGA A

392 Cosmos sp. P TG oran AN 100 Self-seeds gently. SUTT A

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393 Cosmos sulphureus P TG oran AN 70 Foliage differs from other Cosmos, not as fine. Bees! BREL A

394 Cosmos sulphureus P TG yell AN 40 From 'Cosmic Yellow'. Will come true from seed. WAGA A

395 Crambe cordifolia P T P whit PE 150 Honey-scented. Looks like gypsophila on steroids. POOK A 3

396 Crataegus pinnatifida P TG whit TR 750 Very large red fruit used for jams, jellies, wine etc. Very decorative in the fall. GRAN H *

397 Crocosmia 'Lucifer' P TG red PE 58 Well known eye catcher, to see it is to want it. HOWE A

398 Crocosmia sp. P TG red PE 120 Possibly 'Lucifer'. South African plant but hardy in the Kawarthas. DOLB K

399 Cynara cardunculus P TG purp AN 150 Artichoke with purple blooms. GRAN [X] A

400 Daphne cneorum P TG pink PE 30 BOHM ! G 6 8

401 Daphne mezereum P TG pink PE 120 Pink bloom, red fruits. White bloom, yellow fruits. CARR H 6 8

402 Daphne mezereum P TG pink SH 40 Good in moist, peaty soil. Seeds around but easily controlled. Early spring bloom. HILD H 6 8

403 Daphne mezereum P TG purp SH 100 Usual pinkish. LEGG H 6 8

404 Daphne mezereum v. album P TG whit SH 80 Orange berries. LEGG H 6 8

405 Daphne oleoides P TG whit SH Seed from 2 different sizes of RG shrub 30cm and 45cm. Nice addition to RG. MIDD A 6 8 *

406 Daphne sp. P TG yell SH 80 From Lake Baikal? Orange berries. Flowers when in leaf. LEGG H 6 8 *

407 Datisca cannabina P TG gree PE 200 Do not cover the seeds. False hemp. CARR B

408 Datura sp. P TG blue AN 100 Big chestnut-like seed pods for flower arrangements. Self-seeds gently. SUTT A

409 Decaisnea insignis P T ? gree TR 500 Shrub or a small tree. Common name is 'dead man's fingers'. Purple edible beans in fall. GRAN G 6 7

410 Delosperma congestum P T P yell PE 2 This hardy ice plant has survived Z5 ++cold and snow placed with excellent drainage. MIDD A

411 Delphinium 'Blue Pygmy' P TG blue PE 15 Small larkspur, lovely at the front of the border. PETT J

412 Delphinium exaltatum P TG viol PE 150 FULL K

413 Delphinium Pacific group P T P blue PE 120 White centre. LEIS A

414 Delphinium Pacific hybrid P T ? blue PE 150 Blue with a dark bee. WELS A

415 Delphinium sp. P TG blue PE 120 "Cottage garden", easy-care delphinium. CLAR J

416 Delphinium tatsienense P TG blue PE 30 True blue flowers the first year! Bees! BREL A

417 Desmodium canadense P TG purp PE 250 Looks like a shrub. CARR A 6

418 Dianthus alpinus P TG pink PE 15 For rock garden, short-lived SNOW B

419 Dianthus alpinus 'Joan's Blood' P TG pink PE 6 Darker green foliage spreads out. Pink flr with a deep rose centre. Does best in part shade. MIDD A

420 Dianthus alpinus 'Joan's Blood' P TG pink PE 15 Small hardy flower, forms into clumps. TOU A

421 Dianthus amurensis P TGpu/wh PE 30 'Siberian Blue', blooms most of summer, green foliage, rather lax posture. BREL A

422 Dianthus amurensis ex 'Siberian Blue' P TG pink PE 30 Flowers summer and fall. Not all seedlings are the blue pink. LEGG A

423 Dianthus andrzejowskianus P TG Ural mountains, Russia. BOHM A

424 Dianthus arenarius P TM whit PE 25 Frilly flowers. CLAR A

425 Dianthus barbatus P TG pink BI 30 Sweet William, a mix. DOLB A 2

426 Dianthus barbatus P TG pink PE 20 Nice in a flower bed in sun or semi-shade. HILD A 2

427 Dianthus barbatus P TG red PE 15 Sweet William. SMIT A 2

428 Dianthus barbatus P TG burg BI 30 Sweet William, from 'Sooty' WAGA A 2

429 Dianthus barbatus 'Sooty' P TG red PE 25 Reddish leaves, not as tough as species but worth growing. HILD A 2

430 Dianthus barbatus 'Super Duplex Mixed' P T ? mix BI 35 White through pinks to red, many bicolours. June into July. GREE A

431 Dianthus capitatus ssp. andrzejowskianus P TG rose PE 85 Tall strong stems, lovely deep rose flowers. DONN A

432 Dianthus carthusianorum P TG pink PE 60 SOPE A 2

433 Dianthus chinensis P TG lave PE 10 Low growing, sprawling plant. Fast from seed. Blooms first year. COOP A *

434 Dianthus deltoides P T P pink PE 10 Hardy, deep pink ground hugger. ANDE A

435 Dianthus deltoides P TM pink PE 10 Hardy magenta ground hugger. CLAR A

436 Dianthus deltoides P T P fusc PE 15 SOPE A

437 Dianthus deltoides P T P whit PE 15 SOPE A

438 Dianthus deltoides 'Fire & Ice' P T ? wh/re PE 15 SOPE A

439 Dianthus deltoides 'Flashing Lights' P TG ruby PE 12 Lovely rock garden pink with bright flowers, sometimes from first year. Z4 GALL A

440 Dianthus deltoides 'Shrimp' P TG pink PE 15 SOPE A

441 Dianthus gratianopolitanus P TG pink PE 20 Probably from 'Firewitch Pink' WAGA A 2

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442 Dianthus gratianopolitanus 'Sternkissen' P TM pink PE 25 Deep pink, compact selection of Cheddar Pinks. CLAR A 2

443 Dianthus 'Magic Charms' mix P T ? pink PE 30 Very easy to grow, hardy overwintering, forms dense clump. TOU A

444 Dianthus microlepis P TG pink PE 5 Compact grey-green cushion with serrated pink flower discs, tolerates dry, sandy soil. MIDD A

445 Dianthus nitidus P TG pink PE 30 FULL A

446 Dianthus petraeus ssp. noeanus P TG  whit  PE 25 June, star-like flrs on graceful stems. TAYL A

447 Dianthus plumarius? P TG pink PE 20 Sun, red, white, pink. Grey foliage, low mounding. Border pink. COCK A

448 Dianthus sp P TG mix PE 20 POOK A

449 Dianthus sp. P TG pink PE 30 Blue leaves. Parent plant from Sue & Andrew. DOLB A

450 Dianthus sp. P TG whit PE 15 Rock garden mix DOLB A

451 Dianthus sp. P TG whit PE 30 Pinkish-white blooms, tough silver leaves, mat forming. ROSS A

452 Dianthus sp. P TG pink PE 90 Tall, strong stems. Probably D. andrzejowskianus. WAGA A

453 Dianthus squarrosus P TG whit PE 26 Scented feathered white flowers on gray-blue foliage. ALLA A

454 Dianthus uralensis P TG ex Uva Ural mountains, Russia. BOHM A

455 Diarrhena japonica P TG brow PE 70 Graminea. CARR L

456 Dicentra spectabilis P TG pink PE 120 CARR ! E

457 Dicentra spectabilis 'Alba' P TG whit PE 70 White flowered 'bleeding heart', self-seeds when happy in part shade. MIDD ! E

458 Dictamnus albus P TG pink PE 60 Gas plant, slow to form a nice clump but worth waiting. COST [X] ! J

459 Dictamnus albus P TG whit PE 60 Gas plant. LEIS [X] ! J

460 Dictamnus albus P TG pink PE 75 One of the best garden plants I grow, long flowering. PAVL [X] ! J

461 Dierama pulcherrimum P TG PLAS B

462 Digitalis davisiana P T P rust PE 150 Very like D. ferruginea, small rusty flowers crowd the tall stems. SPUR A 3

463 Digitalis ferruginea P TG yell PE 75 Tiny seeds. Flowers a golden yellow and rusty interior veining. LEIS A

464 Digitalis ferruginea P TG beig PE 100 Striking columns of beige/rusty foxglove. Some shade. MCMA A

465 Digitalis grandiflora P TG yell PE 60 Thin spikes. LEIS A

466 Digitalis grandiflora 'Dropmore Yellow' P T P yell PE 60 Hardy in Muskoka, mid-late summer bloom, clumps, reliable. ANDE A

467 Digitalis lanata P T P wh/br BI 80 Perennial if cut back. self-seeds. LEGG A

468 Digitalis lanata P T P brow AN 60 May be toxic. Otherwise wonderful long lasting flowers. TOU A

469 Digitalis lutea P T P yell PE 90 Hardy, early to mid-late summer bloom, clumps. ANDE A

470 Digitalis lutea P T P yell PE 70 Do not cover the seeds. CARR A

471 Digitalis lutea P TM yell PE 60 Pale yellow foxglove, flowers early to mid summer, even again in the fall. TOU A

472 Digitalis purpurea P T P whit PE Foxglove BESS A

473 Digitalis purpurea P T P pink PE Foxglove BESS A

474 Digitalis purpurea P T P mix BI 90 "Cottage garden" spikes for semi-shade. CLAR A

475 Digitalis purpurea P T P mix BI 30 Foxglove, likes moist, peaty soil in semi-shade. HILD A

476 Digitalis sp. P TG whit PE 80 Small white bloom, var? CARR A 3

477 Digitalis sp. P TG yell PE 45 Full to part sun, pale yellow flowers in summer. WALL A 3

478 Digitalis x mertonensis P T P rose PE 60 LEIS A

479 Digitalis x mertonensis P T P peac PE 90 A soft salmony pink. Strawberry foxglove. WAGA A

480 Digitalis x mertonensis P T P pink BI 50 Full to part sun, pink flowers in summer. WALL A

481 Dioscorea japonica P TG whit VI The roots are eaten by Asiatics. Flower smells like cinnamon. CARR A

482 Diphylleia cymosa P TG whit PE 90 Very nice foliage and nice blue fruits, for shade. CARR ! H

483 Diplotaxis tenuifolia P TG yell PE 30 AKA Wild Rocket/Wild Arugula, delicious salad leaves all season, PE in zone 5, Bees! SPUR A

484 Dipsacus fullonum P TG lilac PE 120 Fuller's teasel. Will bloom second year, great seedheads. BURS A 3

485 Dodecatheon hendersonii P TG mauv PE 25 Shooting stars, native to western North America. CLAR ! J

486 Dodecatheon jeffreyi P TM pink PE 15 Delicate shooting stars. CLAR G

487 Dodecatheon jeffreyi P T P pink BU Late spring, early summer. Western native, low rosettes, striking pink bloom. COOP G

488 Dodecatheon jeffreyi P T P lave PE 25 Native to W. Canada. Spring mountain shooting star, dormant in summer, first year from seed. MIDD G

489 Dodecatheon meadia P T P pink PE 40 Spring woodlander, part shade. RICH F *

490 Dodecatheon meadia P T P whit BU 60 Plant goes dormant after July, careful not to cultivate it too deeply. SNOW F *

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491 Dodecatheon meadia f. album P T P whit PE 20 White flowered eastern Canada's shooting star, ground foliage, dormant in summer. MIDD F *

492 Dodecatheon meadia f. album P T P whit PE 30 Has a star-like appearance. Goes dormant after flr, moist site, s/p shade. WALL F *

493 Dodecatheon sp. P TG whit PE 20 White, shooting star for woodland, just like miniature badminton birdies. Z4 GALL ! L

494 Doellingeria umbellata P TG crea PE 70 Flat topped aster. Flowers are like old lace. MCKE A

495 Draba arabisans P TG whit PE 10 Native to eastern Canada, rock whitlow grass, tuft, rock garden and crevices. MIDD A 3

496 Draba cretica P TM yell PE 8 Light yellow racemes on compact cushions. CLAR A

497 Draba hoppeana P TM yell PE 8 Good bun, easy to grow. CLAR A

498 Draba kitadakensis P TG whit PE 5 Rosettes tolerate dry, sandy soil of a rock garden. Flowers to 10cm. MIDD A

499 Draba korabensis P TG yell PE 5 Makes nice tight clumps, yellow flowers. Plant of the month May 2016 PAVL A 3

500 Draba lasiocarpa P TG yell PE 20 SHAN A

501 Draba longisiliqua P TG whit PE 10 Forms mats in scree. Blooms early summer. BREL A 3

502 Draba norvegica P T P whit PE 10 Very early rock garden or trough plant. ALLA A

503 Draba norvegica P T P whit PE 10 Very early rock garden or trough plant. ANDE A

504 Draba norvegica P TM whit PE 5 Easy to grow rock garden plant. CLAR A

505 Draba norvegica P T P whit PE 10 Early May, trough. TAYL A

506 Draba parnassica P TM yell PE 15 From Seedex13. Carpet of flrs over fine evergreen lvs. Rock gdn or scree. WELS A

507 Draba rosularis P TM yell PE 7 A mounding choice for the rock garden. CLAR A 3

508 Draba shiroumana P TG whit PE 5 Flower stems tall above the cushion of foliage rosettes. MIDD A

509 Draba stellata P TG whit PE 8 ALLA K

510 Dracocephalum wendelboi P TG blue PE 30 Attractive deep blue flowers. CLAR A

511 Drosera rotundifolia* P TG whit PE 10 Bog plant. Keep seedling pot under lights for 12-18 months. FULL A

512 Dryas octopetala* P TG yell PE 10 Slow growing, likes scree, good drainage, grows everywhere in Iceland. HILD J

513 Echinacea 'Baby Swan Pink' P TG pink PE 60 SCHU A

514 Echinacea 'Cheyenne Spirit' P T P red PE 35 SCHU A

515 Echinacea 'Primadonna Deep Rose' P TG rose PE 60 SCHU A

516 Echinacea 'Primadonna White' P TG whit PE 60 SCHU A

517 Echinacea purpurea P T P whit PE 60 Sun, dry, bees. COCK A

518 Echinacea purpurea P TM pink PE 60 Tough, drought-tolerant plant producing plenty of flowers. TOU A

519 Echinacea purpurea "Doppelganger' P TG pink PE 60 Has a second or top layer of pink petals in it's third year. MIDD A

520 Echinacea purpurea 'Ruby Giant' P T ? re/pu PE 60 Stunning unusual colour of a good fall plant. ANDE A

521 Echinacea sp. P TG yell PE 60 Short sturdy plant with late season bloom (likely E. paradoxa). ANDE G

522 Echinacea 'Supreme Cantaloupe' P TG peac PE 30 Long flowering and lovely. PETT A

523 Echinops bannaticus P TG blue PE 150 Blue globe thistle. ALLA A

524 Echinops sphaerocephalus P TG blue PE 250 CARR A 2

525 Edraianthus dinaricus P T P blue PE 5 Grassy, upright bells. TAYL L

526 Edraianthus graminifolius P TM mauv PE 10 Classic alpine related to campanulas. CLAR A

527 Edraianthus graminifolius P T P purp PE 7 Perfect for a trough, octopus-like arms with pretty ball flowers. Z4 GALL A

528 Emilia sagittata P TG oran AN 20 SHAN A

529 Eranthis cilicica P TG yell BU 10 Winter aconite or buttercup blooms with iris reticulata, early crocus bulbs. MIDD ! C *

530 Eranthis hyemalis P TG yell BU 30 Winter aconite - March/April bloom, naturalizes well. ANDE ! C *

531 Eranthis hyemalis P TG yell BU 10 Winter Aconite. Early blooming spring flower. It is ephemeral. COOP ! C *

532 Eremurus 'Pinocchio' P T ? peac PE 125 Foxtail lily. A truly fabulous spike from Lost Horizons. Returns reliable each year. PETT ! L *

533 Erigeron borealis* P TG pink PE 150 Grows when there is good drainage, try in a trough or scree bed, from Iceland HILD A

534 Erigeron compositus P TM pink PE 20 Simple daisy with ferny leaves. CLAR A

535 Erigeron compositus P T P mauv PE 8 SOPE A

536 Erigeron nanus P TG pink PE 15 Try in a rockery or scree garden. HILD A

537 Erigeron nanus P TG lave PE 4 Western native daisy called dwarf fleabane. MIDD A

538 Erigeron nanus P TG  blue PE 15 Repeat  bloom, June, Sept. Trough. TAYL A

539 Erinus alpinus P TG purp PE 15 Seeds around, not invasive, nice clumps, blooms early spring. HILD A 3

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540 Erinus alpinus P TG purp PE 8 Staple in rock garden with mounds of pink, lav, purple starry flowers popping up here and there.MIDD A 3

541 Erinus alpinus P TG pink PE 8 Self-seeds readily. SOPE A 3

542 Eriophorum angustifolium* P TG whit GR 10 Cotton grass, grows in wet, sunny areas. HILD A N 3 *

543 Eryngium agavifolium P TG blue PE 80 CARR B

544 Eryngium giganteum P TM silv BI 80 Sea holly - Miss Wilmott's Ghost. LEGG E 1

545 Eryngium planum P T P blue PE 50 Large heads of thimble-size cones. Spiny ruffs - stems and ruffs bright blue. POOK B

546 Eryngium planum 'Blue Hobbit' P TM blue PE 30 A tiny globe sea holly. RICH B

547 Eryngium yuccifolium P TG whit PE 70 Native, prairie. Nice.. KNUD F

548 Erysimum hungaricum PT G yell PE 100 Syn. E. pieninicum. Pieniny Mountains, Poland. BOHM A

549 Erysimum hungaricum P TG yell BI? 25 Simple, resembles brassica, possibly biennial. CLAR A

550 Erysimum marshallii P T ? oran AN 30 Orange flr throughout the summer. Plant a dozen clumps for colourful show. TOU A

551 Erysimum x marshallii? P T ? oran PE 60 Grown as E. capitatum but flowers more abundant on tall stem. Possibly a biennial. MIDD A

552 Erythronium revolutum P TG pink BU 30 Attr rose-pink nodding flr atop a leafless stem above lvs with brown mottling. Z6a SALE D

553 Eupatorium fistulosum f. albidum 'Ivory Towers' P TG whit PE 250 Nice for shade. CARR A

554 Eupatorium perfoliatum P TG whit PE 60 Shade, dry. "Chocolate Boneset" Coppery leaves, grow with bleeding heart. COCK A 3

555 Eupatorium rugosum P TG whit PE 90 Do not cover the seeds. CARR A 3

556 Euphorbia marginata P T P whit AN 40 Fresh green foliage, bordered in white near top, topped with white flowers. BREL A N 1

557 Euphorbia marginata P T P gree AN One plant allowed in my rock garden, seed originally from badlands of South Dakota. MIDD A N 1

558 Eutrochium maculatum P TG pink PE 170 Joe Pye weed, wet or wet-mesic. MCKE A

559 Eutrochium purpureum P TG pink PE 190 Sweet Joe Pye weed, will tolerate dryer soils. MCKE A

560 Fibigia clypeata P T P yell BI 30 Grow for its neat little oval silver-dollar-like seedpods. POOK A

561 Fibigia clypeata P T P yell PE 50 Roman Shields. Decorative seedheads, early blooms, short-lived perennial. WAGA A

562 Filipendula digitata 'Nana' P TG pink PE 40 Do not cover the seeds. CARR B

563 Filipendula glaberrima P TG pink PE 100 Very light pink bloom. Syn F. koreana CARR J

564 Filipendula rubra* P TG pink PE 120 Beautiful airy rose-pink clusters in July, found on edge of wet ditch in Muskoka. MIDD ! E

565 Filipendula rubra 'Venusta' P TG pink PE 120 Do not cover the seeds. CARR ! E

566 Flueggea suffruticosa P TG gree SH Syn. Securinega s. With its fruits, appearance of cascading branches. CARR A

567 Foeniculum vulgare P TG yell PE 150 Sun, lacy bronze foliage is ornamental, seeds are edible, cooking or tea, Fennel. COCK A

568 Foeniculum vulgare 'Purpureum' P T P yell PE 140 Fennel, spread seed spring 2015 gave rise to large plant 2016. MCKE A

569 Foeniculum vulgare 'Purpureum' P T P yell BI 150 Bronze Fennel. MURP A

570 Foeniculum vulgare 'Purpureum' P T P yell PE 140 Aniseed-scented, feathery bronze 'tails', host to Eastern Black Swallowtail. POOK A

571 Franklinia alatamaha P T ? whit TR 300 Small tree with large white flowers, red foliage in the fall. Difficult to transplant. GRAN ! J

572 Freesia laxa P T P oran BU 5 Should be lifted and stored for the winter. Unusual shape for an alpine. PETT A 3 *

573 Freesia laxa 'Joan Evans' P TM whit BU 10 Tender bulb, flowers have 3 red dots on white petals. TOU A

574 Fritillaria caucasica P TG maro BU 25 Dark maroon flrs. BOHM L *

575 Fritillaria eduardii P TG oran BU 70 Hardiest Crown Imperial with nodding bells atop leafy stems. HEAL L *

576 Fritillaria imperialis P TG mix BU 60 Mix, shorter + regular. Orange and yellow types. LEGG H *

577 Gaillardia mix P TG re/ye PE 20 G. grandiflora 'Burgunder' (wine red/yell) and G. g. 'Mesa Yellow' (pale yell). Blooms all summer.MIDD A

578 Gaillardia pulchella P TG oran PE 30 Sun, dry, large apricot golden flowers, blooms July to Oct. COCK A

579 Gaillardia pulchella P TG red PE Sun, red with yellow edge. COCK A

580 Gaillardia sp. P TG re/ye BI 30 Biennial long flowering. Full sun. Deadhead regularly. self-seeds. WALL A

581 Gaillardia x grandiflora 'Kobold' P T ? ye/or PE 75 SOPE A

582 Galanthus plicatus P T ? ex Krim Yalta, Ukraine. BOHM ? Try H *

583 Gaura lindheimeri P T P whit PE 80 'Whirling Butterflies'. Long bloomer McDO A 2

584 Gaura lindheimeri P T P whit PE 100 Syn. Oenothera l. Wands of flrs with pink calyx. Hardy. Long flowering, bees. POOK A 2

585 Gazania 'Kiss Frosty White Flame' P TG whit AN 15 SCHU A

586 Gentiana alba P TG whit PE 50 Cluster of white closed gentian flowers, beloved of bumble bees. HOWE A *

587 Gentiana asclepiadea P T P blue PE 60 With arching stems, and trumpet-shaped deep blue flowers 4-5cm in length. VANS A 3 *

588 Gentiana clusii ssp. rochelii P T ? blue PE 15 VANS D 4 *

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589 Gentiana cruciata P TG blue PE 25 Blooms mid summer. BREL ! B 3 5 *

590 Gentiana dahurica P TG blue PE 30 Easy to grow and germinate. KNUD E *

591 Gentiana dahurica P TG blue PE 18 Clusters on 7-8" stalks, bought at Lost Horizons. PETT E *

592 Gentiana sp. P TG blue PE 50 Dark blue erect, numerous flowers along stem. Choice plant. McDO ! L *

593 Gentianopsis virgata* P TG mauv BI 25 Most beautiful native wildflower, not difficult but it will flower in second year. COST ! L

594 Geranium bohemicum P TG blue AN 50 Annual or biennial. CARR A

595 Geranium sanguineum P T P rose PE 10 Shorter cranesbill used as an edger, floriferous and long lasting. MIDD F 2

596 Geranium sanguineum 'Max Frei' P TG pink PE 10 Slowly forms a low groundcover. Great edger, controllable. MIDD A

597 Geranium thunbergii 'Jesters Jacket' P T P pink PE 25 Fabulous pink/cream variegated spring foliage, dainty bright pink flowers. POOK A

598 Geranium wallichianum P TG blue PE 50 CARR A

599 Gerbera jamesonii Bengal Series P TG oran AN 25 Orange with eye SCHU A

600 Gerbera jamesonii Bengal Series P TG yell AN 25 Yellow with eye SCHU A

601 Geum rivale P TG oran PE 30 FULL B 3

602 Geum rivale P TG pipu PE 50 Water Avens but tolerates dryish soil in part shade. Love this droopy flowered native. MIDD B 3

603 Gladiolus byzantinus P TG pink PE 40 Hardy Gladiolus. LEIS A

604 Gladiolus illyricus P TM pink BU 40 Hardy glad, spikes of small flowers. CLAR J

605 Gladiolus imbricatus P T P pink BU 80 Fairly easy from seed, often flowers second year. Very hardy. GREE L

606 Glaucidium palmatum P TM purp PE 45 Large lavender poppy-like flowers. Good for part shade, Native of Japan. LEE ! A 2 4

607 Glaucidium palmatum album P TG whit PE 60 Nice for shade, spring flowering. CARR ! A 2 4

608 Glaucium corniculatum P TG oran PE 30 Unusual grey green indented leaves produces only one to two flowers at a time. MIDD B

609 Globularia cordifolia P TG blue PE 15 Mat Globularia, compact long bloom period. TAYL A 3

610 Globularia meridionalis P T P purp PE 12 Lovely for the rockery, mat-forming foliage with little blue-purple flower balls. Z4 GALL A 3

611 Globularia trichosantha P TG blue PE 8 Mat forming blue globe for several weeks in summer. MIDD A

612 Globularia vulgaris P TG blue PE 20 Blue buttons, spoon shaped leaves, loves dry soil. POOK A

613 Gloriosa modesta P TG oran BU 300 Syn. Littonia m. Bulbous climbing plant. Not hardy. CARR A

614 Gypsophila repens 'Filou Rose' P TG pink PE 15 Dwarf baby's breath, June-Aug. TAYL A

615 Haberlea sp. P TM purp PE 20 Simple spikes, for shady rockery. CLAR A

616 Hakonechloa sp. P TG GR 50 Grows in both full shade and full sun. (with weekly watering) SUTT A

617 Halesia sp. P TG whit TR 400 Beautiful native. Can be grown as a tree or as a shrub. Large winged seed pods. SUTT D *

618 Hedychium spicatum P TG whit PE 100 Fragrant ginger native to Himalayas. GRAN A

619 Helenium amarum P TG yell AN 30 Bushy, fine linear foliage, loaded with daisies--no deadheading! All summer! BREL A 3

620 Helenium autumnale P TG red PE 120 Mix of colours red, red & yel or orange. Blooms end of summer. CARR B

621 Helianthemum nummularium P TM yell PE 20 Rock rose, stays short. CLAR D

622 Helianthemum sp. P TG yell PE 10 Single yellow. Reddish leaves, not as tough but worth growing. HILD A

623 Helichrysum bracteatum P TG PLAS A 2

624 Helleborus foetidus P TG gree PE 50 May take 2 years to germinate or give double stratification. CARR ! D 7 *

625 Helleborus orientalis P TG mix PE 60 Very early spring flowering. CARR ! D 7 *

626 Helleborus orientalis P TG blac PLAS ! D 7 *

627 Helleborus orientalis P TG red PLAS ! D 7 *

628 Helleborus orientalis P TG whit PLAS ! D 7 *

629 Hemerocallis hybrid PT G PE Tetraploid daylily. A Reggie Morgan cross. MORG A

630 Hemerocallis 'Siloam Red Ruby' PT G red PE 50 Lovely round, full, red flowers. POOT A

631 Hemerocallis sp. P T P yell PE 60 Early blooming hardy deep yellow daylily. ANDE J

632 Hemerocallis sp. P T P red PE 70 Grows well in sun or shade. Red spiky petals with yellow throat. Any soil. Open pollinated. CALL J

633 Hemerocallis 'Stella de Oro' P TG yell PE 45 Long-blooming deep yellow, hardy in Muskoka. ANDE A

634 Hesperis lutea P TG yell PE 150 Very fragrant. CARR A

635 Heuchera villosa P TG whit PE 30 Native perennial. Great groundcover in shade to part shade. LEE A

636 Hibiscus mix P T ? mix PE 120 TOU [X] ! A 6 7

637 Hibiscus moscheutos P TG pink PE 180 FULL [X] ! A 6 7

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638 Hibiscus sp. PT G pink ROBE [X] ! A 6 7

639 Hibiscus syriacus PT G blue SH 30 Survives in zone 4 with mulch. POOT [X] A

640 Hibiscus syriacus PT G pink SH 200 Pink with red centre. Hardy in zone 4 when mulched. POOT [X] A

641 Hibiscus syriacus PT G whit SH 200 White with red centre, floriferous, hardy in zone 4 when mulched. POOT [X] A

642 Hibiscus trionum P T P crea AN 60 Morning bloomers in cream w/maroon centres. Reliably self-seeds. BREL [X] A267

643 Hibiscus trionum P T P crea AN 50 Morning opening blooms with maroon centres. Self-sowing, a plus! CLAR [X] A267

644 Hibiscus trionum P T P whit AN 40 Cream with burgundy throat, member of the hibiscus family will bloom from summer to late fall. SUTT [X] A267

645 Hibiscus trionum P T P crea AN 45 Cream with maroon eye. Still blooming in October. self-seeds. Sun lover. WRIG [X] A267

646 Hieracium lanatum P T P yell PE 30 Silver-grey leaves, long-lived, forms clump, rarely seeds around. POOK A

647 Hieracium mixtum P TM yell PE 20 Grey leaves, reliable in rockery. CLAR A

648 Hierochloe odorata P TG beig GR 20 Native 'Sweet Grass'. MIDD A *

649 Horminum pyrenaicum P TM viol PE 30 Attractive dark green rosette. DOLB A

650 Hosta montana P TG gree PE 80 This is the species and it’s a big, chunky boy with lovely green foliage. Z4 GALL A

651 Hosta sieboldiana P TG whit PE 85 Large blue leaves. Part to full shade. Great architectural plant. Easy from seed. LEE A

652 Hosta 'Sun Power' P TG whit PE 90 Bright yell/chartreuse lvs, does fairly well in full sun, bleaches out late in season. PARK A

653 Hosta ventricosa P TG purp PE 60 Dark green slightly ruffled foliage. Part to full shade. True from seed. LEE A

654 Hosta 'Zounds' P TG whit PE 60 Flowers attractive to hummers. MCKE A

655 Houstonia longifolia P TG pi/wh PE 10 Long leaf bluettes, rosette of lvs close to ground. These die out forming new clumps elsewhere.MIDD A

656 Hydrangea arborescens P TG whit SH Important! not to cover the seeds and sow sparingly. CARR G

657 Hymenoxys grandiflora P TG yell PE 10 Large all yellow daisies hide stems. MIDD A

658 Hyoscyamus niger P T ? yell BI 100 Henbane. Endangered, medicinal, poisonous, psychoactive. Fascinating plant. KERR A 7 4 *

659 Hypericum olympicum P T P yell PE 5 Easy and showy the golden yellow flowers hide the foliage. Nice for border in rock garden. MIDD ! A 4

660 Iberis umbellata P TG whit AN 30 Annual candytuft. Self-seeds shamelessly. WAGA A 2

661 Iliamna remota P T P pink PE 50 Blooms first year for several months. Native Illinois mallow. (Germinates sparingly.) BREL A 6 *

662 Incarvillea delavayi P TG pink BU 25 With flower spike, not hardy but great in a pot on the patio. HILD A

663 Inula acaulis P TG yell PE 10 Clusters of stemless flowers, cupped in ground-hugging rosettes of leaves. HEAL A

664 Inula racemosa 'Sonnenspeer' P TG yell PE 150 Bold architectural plant, yellow daisy flowers, huge leaves. Full sun. LEE A

665 Inula royleana P TG yell PE 120 Nice yellow flower with a dark brown center. For shade. CARR A 3

666 Ipomoea alba P TG whit AN 400 Moonflower, opens evenings. BURS A 6 7

667 Ipomoea lobata P TG or/cr AN 200 Spanish Flag. Blooms late July and on. RICH A 6 7

668 Ipomoea lobata P TG ye/re AN 180 Vine, flr bears tubular blooms, lower blooms open yellow, top open red. WRIG A 6 7

669 Ipomoea purpurea P TG wh/bl VI 400 Thin blue star becomes pink. Annual. self-seeds. LEGG A

670 Ipomoea purpurea 'Heavenly Blue' P TG blue AN 300 Classic morning glory, soak seeds overnight. BURS A

671 Ipomoea quamoclit P TG whit AN 400 Fernlike foliage, prolific bloomer. Cyprus vine. BURS A 6 7

672 Ipomoea quamoclit P TG red VI 180 Cypress vine is a twiner that has flowers adored by hummers. Great in container! GALL A 6 7

673 Ipomoea sp. P TG blue AN Climbs up a trellis or fence, lovely blue morning glory. HILD A 6 7

674 Ipomopsis rubra P T P red BI 100 AKA Scarlet Gilia. Striking bright red flowers. GREE A 1

675 Ipomopsis rubra P T P scar BI 60 Mostly erect stems of red rockets, attractive to hummingbirds. Impressive sight. MIDD A 1

676 Ipomopsis rubra P T P red BI 30 Beautiful, self propagating biennial for full sun and very well drained soil. MIZY A 1

677 Ipomopsis rubra P T P red BI 160 Hummingbird attractor, tall but wind-sturdy. Marginally hardy, but worth trying. MURP A 1

678 Ipomopsis rubra P T P red BI 100 Vivid red tubular flowers open from top down, hummingbird magnet. POOK A 1

679 Iris confusa P T ? blue BU 80 Attr. elegant lvs arch gently dainty flrs in spring. -7C but nice in container. SALE L 7 *

680 Iris dichotoma P T P blue PE 70 Iris relative with blue sparkled flowers. PAVL A 7 *

681 Iris dichotoma P T P oran PE 60 Shiny black seed pods, great for fall flower arrangements. SUTT A 7 *

682 Iris domestica P TG oran PE 50 Syn. Belamcanda chinensis. Blackberry lily. Blooms in August, black berries. BURS A 3

683 Iris domestica P TG oran BU 20 Syn. Belamcanda chinensis. Iris-like orange flowers with spots, good anywhere. HILD A 3

684 Iris domestica P TG oran PE 45 SCHU A 3

685 Iris domestica P TG oran PE 45 Syn. Belamcanda chinensis. Blackberry Lily, shiny black seeds, self-seeds. SMIT A 3

686 Iris domestica P TG oran PE 30 Syn. Belamcanda chinensis. Blackberry Lily, self seeding. TOU A 3

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687 Iris hookeri P TG purp PE 20 Syn. I. setosa v. canadensis. Blooms early summer. BREL L 7 *

688 Iris hookeri P TG blue PE 15 Syn. I. setosa v. canadensis. A very short iris for the rock garden. PAVL L 7 *

689 Iris pseudacorus 'Variegata' P TG yell PE 100 True from seed? Invasive, threatens native vegetation in Ontario. CARR [i] E367*

690 Iris setosa P T P blue PE 50 Beardless, bristle-like standards. Very pretty. BURS L 7 *

691 Iris setosa P T P viol PE 40 FULL L 7 *

692 Iris setosa P T P blue BU 50 Sepals dark purp. with yellow-white signal. Needs moist sunny location. Z3 SALE L 7 *

693 Iris setosa v. arctica P T P blue PE 20 Blooms late spring, scree. That's pale blue. BREL L 7 *

694 Iris setosa v. arctica P TM blue PE 20 Legacy plant from Eva Maria Weyrauch, ORGS founding member. CLAR L 7 *

695 Iris sibirica P TG blue PE 70 True blue flowers. MCKE A 3 7 *

696 Iris sintenisii P TG purp BU 35 One of the grass iris native to Europe. SNOW E 7 *

697 iris sp. P TG yell PE 100 Hybrid between pseudacorus and setosa Iris. CARR G 7 *

698 Iris spuria P TG yell BE 70 Large iris, blooms July, tall and stately, slow growing. HILD E 7 *

699 Iris tectorum P T P blue PE 35 CARR A 3 7 *

700 Iris x norrisii P TG purp PE 70 Unusual colour. SUTT A 3

701 Jasione laevis P TG blue PE 25 Clump of wide grass-like leaves, blue flower balls in late June. Shepherd’s Scabious MIDD A

702 Kitaibelia vitifolia P TG whit PE 200 Open cup-shaped 5-petaled flowers. Midsummer/early autumn. ANDE A 2 6

703 Kitaibelia vitifolia P TG whit PE 200 Long flowering perennial. CARR A 2 6

704 Kitaibelia vitifolia P TG whit PE 120 Member of malva family. Sun, light shade. Drought tolerant. WRIG A 2 6

705 Kniphofia caulescens P TG re/ye PE Red Hot Poker, hardy, takes several years to bloom when grown from seed. TOU B

706 Kniphofia ensifolia P TG re/ye PE Hardy, takes several years to bloom when grown from seed. TOU A

707 Lablab purpureus P TG mage VI 300 Vigorous annual vine with gorgeous big navy seed pods. SUTT A N

708 Lantana camara? P T ? oran AN Shrub verbena, grown as annual pot plant to 50 cm. MIDD A

709 Lathyrus aureus P TG oran PE 120 CARR [X] A67

710 Lathyrus latifolius P TG pink VI 120 "Cottage garden" flower. CLAR [X] A1267*

711 Lathyrus odoratus P TG blpn VI 200 SOPE [X] A1267*

712 Lathyrus odoratus P TG pink PE 200 Sweet Pea, climber, drought tolerant. TOU [X] A1267*

713 Lathyrus tingitanus P TG pink AN 300 Tangier Pea, something a little different in the Sweet Pea family, vine. PARK [X] A167*

714 Lathyrus tingitanus P TG rose AN 200 Tangier Pea, climbs quickly, blooms all summer. SPUR [X] A167*

715 Lathyrus vernus P TG purp PE 50 CARR [X] F167*

716 Lathyrus vernus P TG pink PE 50 Adaptable and long flowering, sun or shade. COST [X] F167*

717 Lathyrus vernus v. albus P TG whit PE 40 CARR [X] F167*

718 Lavandula angustifolia P TG purp PE 35 Grey foliage. ALLA B

719 Lavatera cachemiriana P TG pink PE 120 CARR F

720 Lavatera x clementii 'Barnsley' P TG pink PE 130 Self-seeds gently around the garden for years. Self supporting. SMIT A

721 Layia platyglossa P TG yell AN 30 'Tidy Tips', due to white edges on petals. Lax habit. BREL A

722 Leibnitzia anandria P TG whit PE 25 Golden white flowers mature into fluffy seedheads. ANDE A

723 Leontopodium longifolium PT G whit PE 25 BOHM A

724 Leontopodium palibinianum PT G whit PE 30 BOHM A

725 Lesquerella kingii P TG yell PE 25 Brassica, makes a mound with yellow flowers, trough or scree garden. HILD A

726 Lewisia cotyledon P T P whit PE 15 SOPE J

727 Lewisia cotyledon P TM or/pi PE 15 Ashwood Series mixed. Orangey-Pink. Protect against winter wet. WELS J

728 Lewisia cotyledon P TM pink PE 20 Probably a hybrid. Protect against winter wet. WELS J

729 Lewisia 'Little Peach' P TG yell PE 15 Long bloom, No winter wet, or after flowering. TAYL L

730 Lewisia 'Little Plum' P TG rose PE 15 Long bloom, No winter wet, or after flowering. TAYL L

731 Liatris pycnostachya P TG pink PE 160 Taller, a bit later than L. spicata. Magnificent when well-grown, butterfly magnet. MURP A

732 Liatris spicata P T P pink PE 50 Dense pink flower spikes followed by brown gold bottle brush seed heads. ALLA A

733 Liatris spicata P T P pink PE 50 Dense spikes followed by brown gold long bottle brush seed heads. LEGG A

734 Ligularia 'Britt Marie Crawford' P T P oran PE Golden orange BESS [X] A

735 Ligularia 'Britt Marie Crawford' P T P yell PE 90 Very nice, large purple leaves. CARR [X] A

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736 Ligularia 'Britt Marie Crawford' P T P or/ye PE 100 Rich purple foliage adds colour to the garden from spring through summer and fall. SUTT [X] A

737 Ligularia sibirica P TG PLAS [X] A

738 Ligularia 'The Rocket' P TG yell PE 100 Tall flower spikes that stay open a long time. PAVL [X] A

739 Lilium concolor P TG oran BU 100 Upfacing bright orange flowers, opening flat in open woodland. HEAL A

740 Lilium formosanum PT G whit BU 60 20 cm fragrant trumpets that blooms in August. MORG A *

741 Lilium formosanum v. pricei P TM whit PE 30 Large white flowers with maroon markings on back. RICH A

742 Lilium formosanum v. pricei P TM whit BU 12 Single large trumpet, blooms first year. CLAR A

743 Lilium hybrid P TM ? BU 200 Big Orange x (Roy's Select x Tropical Isle). See Nov. 2016 Journal BERG *

744 Lilium hybrid P TM pink BU 120 OT - 3 - 07 x (Pink Trumpets). See Nov. 2016 Journal BERG *

745 Lilium hybrid P TM ? BU 120 Princess Charlotte x OT - 133 - 10. See Nov. 2016 Journal BERG *

746 Lilium hybrid P TM ? BU 120 Summer Blush OP. See Nov. 2016 Journal BERG *

747 Lilium hybrid P TM ? BU 120 NALS 87-169. See Nov. 2016 Journal BERG *

748 Lilium hybrid P TM ? BU 120 Summer Dawn  OP. See Nov. 2016 Journal BERG *

749 Lilium leichtlinii P TG yell BU 60 FULL A or C

750 Lilium martagon P TG pink BU 80 FULL C

751 Lilium martagon P TG whit PE 80 Sun to part shade. LEIS C

752 Lilium martagon f. album P TG whit BU 100 Woodland lily nodding on tall spikes. HEAL C

753 Lilium michiganense P TG oran PE 140 Part shade. MCKE B *

754 Lilium pumilum P TG re/or BU 30 Masses of this lily are a pleasant sight. Easy from seed. MIDD A

755 Lilium regale P T P whit BU 90 FULL A

756 Lilium sp. P T ? red BU 30 Small red flower, nice for front of the border, rock garden. MIZY ?

757 Lilium superbum P TG oran BU 100 FULL B *

758 Lilium szovitsianum P TG yell BU 120 BOHM B *

759 Limonium latifolium P TG lave PE 60 Sun, shade, basal rosette with upright airy tiny flowers, dries well. Sea lavender. COCK A

760 Limonium minutum P TG purp PE 10 Flowers on airy spikes arising from a tufted mound of leaves. SHAW A

761 Limonium minutum P TG purp PE 5 Dwarf sea lavender, June-Aug. Trough. TAYL A

762 Linaria alpina P TG red PE 15 Wine coloured. Self-seeds delightfully in scree or regular soil. BREL A

763 Linaria alpina P TG purp PE 25 Deadhead for continuous bloom, July-Oct. TAYL A

764 Linaria purpurea 'Alba' P T ? whit PE 30 White Toadflax! Needs to be paired with red. MIDD A 3

765 Linum capitatum P TG yell PE 30 Nice but will spread if not watched. HOWE L 4

766 Linum flavum P TG yell PE 30 Bright yellow flrs. DOLB A

767 Linum lewisii P TG blue PE 40 Sand lover, drought tolerant. MCKE A 1

768 Linum perenne P T P blue PE 30 Perennial flax, clear pale blue, Summer. TAYL A 3

769 Linum perenne P T P blue AN 45 Blue flax. WAGA A 3

770 Liriodendron tulipifera P TG yell TR 5000 Large native tree, showy yellow flowers. CLAR D 2 *

771 Lobelia cardinalis P T P red PE 80 Indigenous perennial. CARR A 3

772 Lobelia cardinalis P T P red PE 30 Moist to wet soil. LEIS A 3

773 Lobelia cardinalis P T P red PE 70 Short-lived, seeds readily, moist conditions. SNOW A 3

774 Lobelia cardinalis P TM red PE 20 Brightest red flowers, being tolerant to poor dry soil. TOU A 3

775 Lobelia siphilitica P T P blue PE 90 Do not cover the seeds. CARR A 3

776 Lobelia siphilitica P T P blue PE 70 Add some blue to your late summer woodland garden with this native plant. Z4 GALL A 3

777 Lobelia siphilitica P T P blue PE 80 Bushy plant. LEIS A 3

778 Lobelia siphilitica P T P blue PE 70 Seeds readily. SNOW A 3

779 Lunaria annua v. albiflora 'Alba Variegata' P TG whit BI 60 Silver $. White variegated leaves 2nd year. LEGG A

780 Lunaria rediviva P TG purp PE 100 Long flowering and interesting for dry bouquet. CARR E

781 Lupinus nootkatensis* P TG blue PE 45 Spreads readily in moist soil and full sun. From Iceland HILD A 1 6 7

782 Lupinus polyphyllus P TG purp PE 60 Purple. ALLA A 1 6 7

783 Lupinus polyphyllus P TGpu/wh PE 60 Purple with white accents. ALLA A 1 6 7

784 Lupinus polyphyllus P TG mix PE 60 Russell type. Reseeds if biennial. KNUD A 1 6 7

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785 Lupinus polyphyllus P TG yell PE 60 Russell type. From yellow plants. KNUD A 1 6 7

786 Lupinus polyphyllus P TG red PE 60 Russell type. From red plants. KNUD A 1 6 7

787 Lupinus Russell hybrids P T ? mix BI 45 Lovely garden plant with white to purple flowers, good for cutting, self-seeds. HILD A 1 6 7

788 Lupinus Russell hybrids P T ? blue PE 80 LEIS A 1 6 7

789 Lupinus Russell hybrids P T ? pink PE 80 LEIS A 1 6 7

790 Lupinus 'The Chatelaine' P TM pink PE 50 Dark pink showy spikes. CLAR A 1 6 7

791 Lychnis viscaria 'Splendens' P TG mage PE 40 Magenta-pink flowers in early summer. Full sun to part shade. WALL A 3 4

792 Lycopersicon esculentum 'Polish Linguisa' PT ? AN Polish Linguisa heirloom tomato. ROBE [X] A

793 Magnolia sieboldii P TG whit TR The hardiest Magnolia white bloom with red center. Super small tree. CARR L 8 *

794 Magnolia sp. P TG mix TR Mix; kobus/white bloom, stellata/pink, both may have double flowers. Keep seeds moist. CARR L 8 *

795 Magnolia x brooklynensis 'Yellow Bird' P TG yell TR Lovely tree, blooms early spring, flowers a pale yellow, quite hardy. HILD ? *

796 Magnolia x loebneri 'Leonard Messel' P T P pi/wh TR 400 Covered in flowers in it's 9th year! MIDD G 8 *

797 Mahonia aquifolium P TG yell SH 100 Nice blue fruits, very decorative. CARR [X] H 8 *

798 Maianthemum racemosum P TG whit PE 60 Syn. Smilacina racemosa. Food for wild life. CARR G *

799 Maianthemum racemosum P TG whit PE 60 Been grown in my garden for decades. Nice plant and easy care. Red fruit. PARK G *

800 Malus ioensis P TG pink TR Comes true from seeds. Very large light double flowers. Later than most Malus. CARR L

801 Malva moschata P TG pink PE 45 Musk Mallow. ALLA A

802 Malva moschata P TG whit PE 45 Musk Mallow. ALLA A

803 Massonia pustulata P T ? whit BU 13 Two large leaves with pustulate surface flank one white ball of flowers. HOWE A

804 Maurandya barclayana P T ? blue AN 500 Frost tender vine will quickly cover a fence, vibrant purple snapdragon-like flrs. SALE A

805 Meconopsis cambrica P T P red PE 50 Do not cover the seeds. CARR ! C *

806 Meconopsis cambrica P T P yell PE 50 Tall with 3 inch blooms, semi shade. HILD ! C *

807 Meconopsis cambrica P TM yell PE 45 From Seedex14. Blooms from mid-spring to mid-autumn, excellent foliage. WELS ! C *

808 Meconopsis horridula P TG PLAS B *

809 Melampodium paludosum P TG yell AN 30 From 'Lemon Delight'. Bulletproof, tidy, and not overused. WAGA A

810 Menispermum asiaticum P TG yell VI Climbing plant with lustrous leaves, very vigorous. CARR ?

811 Meum athamanthicum P T ? whit PE 60 Umbelliferae. Viability very short, sow this fall. CARR ! F

812 Michauxia campanuloides P TG whit BI 88 Alien-looking form from bellflower family, may take 3 years to bloom but worth it. Z4 GALL A

813 Mimulus guttatus P TG yell AN 8 Common monkey flower. A cutie that self-seeds itself into cracks in shade. MIDD A

814 Mirabilis jalapa P T P pink AN 75 Four O'Clock; shrubby, blooms to frost; tuber can be stored for next year. ANDE A

815 Mirabilis jalapa P T P whit AN 75 Four O'Clock; shrubby, blooms to frost; tuber can be stored for next year. ANDE A

816 Mirabilis jalapa P T P yell AN 75 Four O'Clock; shrubby, blooms to frost; tuber can be stored for next year. ANDE A

817 Mirabilis jalapa P T P red AN 40 Bright red flowers right through to November. SUTT A

818 Molinia sp. P TG PE 70 Very nice foliage in fall. CARR ? Try D

819 Molopospermum peloponnesiacum P TG whit PE 120 Very nice umbelliferae. CARR C 2

820 Monarda bradburiana P T ? pink PE 50 A delicate species. CLAR A 3

821 Myrrhis odorata P TG whit PE 100 Interesting for dry shade, once installed. CARR ! L N

822 Myrrhis odorata PT G whit PE 60 Anise flavored fern-like leaves and sweet black seeds. POOT ! L N

823 Mystery plant P T ? yell PE 30 Mystery plant for the rock garden. BAET L

824 Mystery plant P T ? yell SH 80 Alpine shrub, Bloom all summer, leguminous. CARR L

825 Napaea dioica P T P wht PE 250 Very nice large leaves. Malva family. CARR G

826 Nectaroscordum siculum P TG pink BU 50 Large, nodding umbels of white or cream flowers, flushed pink. TOU ! D 2

827 Nepeta cataria P T ? whit PE 50 Catnip, the real deal, makes a nice shrubby perennial. HILD A

828 Nepeta sessilifolia P TG pink PE 60 Very long lasting flowers, pink sometimes purple. CARR ? Try L

829 Nicandra physalodes P TG purp AN 100 Many branched, with cool seed heads. Bees! BREL A

830 Nicandra physalodes P TG blue AN 100 Annual. CARR A

831 Nicotiana alata 'Grandiflora' P TG whit AN 100 Jasmine tobacco, very fragrant. BURS A 3

832 Nicotiana 'Aztec Sweet' P TG whit AN 100 Evening fragrance; elegant. GREE A

833 Nicotiana rustica P TG yell AN 25 Hardy northern tobacco from the Oneida tribe of Wisconsin. High nicotine content. KERR A 3

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834 Nicotiana sylvestris P TG whit AN 150 Fragrant starry blooms. BURS A 3

835 Nicotiana sylvestris P TG whit AN 100 Sun, part shade, night fragrance, makes tobacco, tea. (insecticide-poison) COCK A 3

836 Nicotiana sylvestris P TG whit AN 90 Striking flowering annual for shade. Bold foliage. Shade. LEE A 3

837 Nicotiana sylvestris P TG whit AN 160 Highly scented in the evening. MURP A 3

838 Nicotiana sylvestris P TG whit AN 100 Still has flowers in October. Sticky foliage, has a scent that is hard to describe. PARK A 3

839 Nigella damascena P T P purp AN 40 Love-in-a-Mist. Self-seeds. Gorgeous seed pods in fall. Easy, sow early spring, lightly cover. CALL A 2

840 Nigella damascena P T P whit AN 40 Sun, part sun, may be blue, edible seeds, scatter seeds early spring. Love in a Mist. COCK A 2

841 Nigella damascena P T P blue AN 30 Sun, part sun, edible seeds, scatter seeds early spring. Love in a Mist. COCK A 2

842 Nigella damascena P T P blue AN 15 Love in a mist, ethereal lvs and lovely blue flrs, grows in moist, semi-shade. HILD A 2

843 Nigella damascena ‘Miss Jekyll' P TG blue AN 40 Let it self-sow among daffodils, lovely colour combo. RICH A 2

844 Nigella damascena 'Miss Jekyll' P TG whit AN 40 Love in a mist. Ferny foliage, attractive seedheads. BURS A 2

845 Nigella damascena Persian Jewels Group P TG mix AN 30 Nice mix of blues and whites. BURS A 2

846 Nymphea 'Red Flare' P T ? red AN 30 Night blooming, tropical water lily. Easy from seed in warm water. Start early. GRAN A *

847 Ocimum basilicum P T ? whit AN 20 Full-flavoured, tiny leaved basil for pots, great for pesto. CLAR *

848 Oenothera macrocarpa P TM yell PE 30 Syn. O. missouriensis. Full sun, spread 1m. WELS B

849 Oenothera triloba P T P yell PE 10 Evening primrose, blooms open in evening and see by chance if in garden. MIDD A

850 Olsynium douglasii* P TG purp BU 30 Satin flower, a chance collection from Vanc. Island, early spring flowering. COST L

851 Onopordum acanthium P TG pink BI 200 Giant silver grey leafed thistle. May be invasive. LEGG A 5 or L *

852 Opuntia phaeacantha P TG yell PE 10 Winter hardy cactus, long spines, yellow flowers. MIZY A 7 8

853 Opuntia sp. P TG yell PE 15 Yellow flowered prickly pear cactus, hardy in Woodstock Ontario. LEE A 7 8

854 Opuntia tortispina P TG pink PE 15 Winter hardy cactus, big pads, big pink flowers. MIZY A 7 8

855 Origanum 'Kent Beauty' P TM pink PE 10 Cascading stems in part shade. MIDD B

856 Oxytropis ruthenica P TG purp PE 15 Gorgeous, gray, laddery foliage w/deep purple flowers in spring. Scree. BREL A 6 7 *

857 Paeonia cambessedesii P TG pink PE 40 Unusual wine stems and leaf colouring. MIDD *

858 Paeonia daurica ssp. cariifolia P TM pink PE 60 Single, purple lvs in spring. Came as P. mascula ssp. mascula. DOLB *

859 Paeonia japonica P TG pink PE 30 SHAN *

860 Paeonia lactiflora PT G pink ROBE *

861 Paeonia lactiflora PT G ? ROBE *

862 Paeonia mlokosewitschii P T P pink PE 80 Hybrid. Pods open to red and black seeds. LEGG *

863 Paeonia mlokosewitschii P T P pink PE This Molly is pink and has made quite a large plant. Blooms May. MCMA *

864 Paeonia obovata v. alba P TG whit PE 75 Fertile soil, light shade, fabulous red/black seed pods in late summer. ANDE *

865 Paeonia obovata v. alba P TG whit SH 150 Beautiful. Seed pods open to red and black/blue. LEGG *

866 Paeonia rockii P TG whit SH 120 Purple centre to flrs. From Halda seed. LEGG *

867 Paeonia rockii cross P TG pink PE 100 Grown from Porteous rockii cross 8, 2008-09 seedex . Pink with dark eye. DOLB *

868 Paeonia rockii cross PT G MORG *

869 Paeonia suffruticosa P TG pink PE 100 Pretty. Maroon centre. DOLB *

870 Paeonia suffruticosa P TG pink PE 100 Deep pink, dark centre. DOLB *

871 Paeonia suffruticosa P TG pink SH 120 Large pink flowers. LEGG *

872 Paeonia suffruticosa P TG whit SH 110 Many layers of white petals and yellow/orange centre boss. POOK *

873 Paeonia suffruticosa PT G pink ROBE *

874 Paeonia suffruticosa 'Hanakisoi' P T P pink SH 120 Silky layers of bubble-gum pink petals. POOK *

875 Paeonia suffruticosa 'Shimanishiki' P TG mix SH 100 Striped red and pink. Japanese tree peony. POOK *

876 Paeonia suffruticosa 'Yachiyo Tsubaki' P TG SH Tree peony BESS *

877 Paeonia tenuifolia P TG PLAS *

878 Papaver alpinum P TG oran PE 30 Long lasting orange poppies. BAET A 3

879 Papaver alpinum P TG wh/ye PE 20 Dainty poppy flowering the whole summer/fall, may behave like an annual. COST A 3

880 Papaver atlanticum P TM oran PE 25 Nice orange flowers on furry stems, good in a rock garden or scree, loves sun. HILD A

881 Papaver atlanticum P T P oran PE 15 Showy, lovely grey mat, continuous bloom if deadheaded. July-Oct. TAYL A

882 Papaver lateritium 'Flora Plena' P TG oran PE 50 Lovely semi-double to double poppy, that flowers with early penstemons. Z4 GALL A 2

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883 Papaver orientale P TG mix PE 80 Red, pink or white. CARR A

884 Papaver orientale 'Burning Heart' P TG pink PE 75 Beautiful large flowers on tall sturdy stems. ALLA A

885 Papaver radicatum P TM yell PE 10 Arctic poppy. CLAR L

886 Papaver rhoeas P T P red AN 60 Collected from various colours. Will reseed happily, easy to grow. KNUD A

887 Papaver rhoeas P T P red AN 70 Wild form, Flanders poppy, corn poppy, true remembrance poppy. POOK A

888 Papaver rhoeas P T P mix AN 80 Mixture of dainty pastel-coloured flowers. POOK A

889 Papaver somniferum P T P burg AN 80 Single dark burgundy blooms. RICH [X] A

890 Papaver somniferum P T P pink AN 60 Easy. Nice seed heads. Poppy seeds for eating. KNUD [X] A

891 Papaver somniferum P T P mix AN 50 Pink, red/purples. self-seeds. LEGG [X] A

892 Papaver somniferum P T P mix AN 90 Very nice mostly single flowers of a unusual purple red with dark blotch. PARK [X] A

893 Papaver somniferum P T P red AN 90 Large, red, double, frilly flowers. Wonderful seed pods. POOK [X] A

894 Papaver somniferum P T P pink AN 90 Large, mid-pink, double flowers. POOK [X] A

895 Papaver somniferum Laciniatum Group P TG salm AN 80 Flowers highly double with narrow petals. Pretty salmon colour. POOK [X] A

896 Papaver sp. PT G oran PE 30 Double to single flowers produced most of summer. POOT [X] G

897 Paradisea liliastrum P TG whit PE 30 Alpine meadow plant, grassy foliage. CLAR L

898 Paradisea liliastrum P TG whit PE 50 Nodding white trumpets for semi-shade. HEAL L

899 Paradisea lusitanica P TG whit PE 80 Syn. Anthericum lusitanicum CARR L

900 Patrinia gibbosa P TG yell PE 60 CARR ! J

901 Patrinia sp. P TG yell PE 50 Loose clusters of flrs blooming over a long period during the summer. ANDE ! L

902 Pennisetum glaucum P TG blac AN 90 'Purple Majesty Millet', great accent plant with black "cattails" & yellow seeds. BREL [X] A

903 Penstemon barbatus P TG pink PE 30 Hot pink flowers, did well in perennial bed or scree. HILD A

904 Penstemon confertus P TG yell PE 10 Cute, pale yellow beard-tongue, easy to grow but rarely seen. Rockery. Z4 GALL J

905 Penstemon digitalis 'Husker Red' P TG red PE 45 Red blooms, foliage turns reddish in autumn, fairly easy to grow. TOU A 3

906 Penstemon eatonii P TM red PE 25 Wonderful red flowered Penstemon. TOU L *

907 Penstemon grandiflorus P TG pink PE 50 Showiest of the prairie hardy penstemons, but short-lived. HEAL J

908 Penstemon grandiflorus P TG whit PE 60 HOOG J

909 Penstemon grandiflorus P TG pink PE 50 Bluish leaves add a nice touch. HOWE J

910 Penstemon grandiflorus P TG lav PE 60 Was P. grandiflorus albus. Now pale lavender! Large flowered Beardtongue. MIDD J

911 Penstemon grandiflorus albus P TG whit PE 50 Stunning in a sunny, well-drained spot. HEAL F

912 Penstemon hirsutus v. pygmaeus P TG pink PE 15 ALLA A 3

913 Penstemon hirsutus v. pygmaeus P TG whit PE 15 Blue, purple veined flowers. Dainty plant. TOU A 3

914 Penstemon hirsutus v. pygmaeus f. albus P TM whit PE 12 All white flowers on this penstemon variety for six years. Stunning in bloom. MIDD A 3

915 Penstemon newberryi P T P purp PE 25 Spring blooming. Not fussy about soil moisture. BREL A

916 Penstemon newberryi P TM purp PE 30 Mid spring blooming. CLAR A

917 Penstemon newberryi P T P pink PE 45 Okay in heavier soils. WAGA A

918 Penstemon pinifolius P TG oran PE 30 Drought tolerant, attracts hummingbirds, bushy mound. SHAW A

919 Penstemon procerus P T P blue PE 15 ORG&HPS Plant of the Month in June/2013. CLAR G

920 Penstemon procerus P T P blue PE 10 Long lasting in my rock garden. Whorled, multi hues of blue, original seed from Wyoming. MIDD G

921 Penstemon richardsonii v. richardsonii P TG pi/la PE 15 Mid-summer bloomer, cutleaf penstemon. MIDD F

922 Persicaria orientalis P TG pink AN 135 Tassels of hot pink cascade from tall single stem. Looks great paired with grasses. WRIG A *

923 Peucedanum rablense P T ? whit PE 70 CARR ?

924 Phacelia tanacetifolia P T ? bl/li AN 30 Bee's friend. Spring blooming, toothed hairy leaves. BURS A 2

925 Phlomis russeliana P TM yell PE 45 WAGA F

926 Physochlaina orientalis P TG purp PE 40 Among the earliest of non-bulb bloomers, for dry semi-shade. HEAL F

927 Physochlaina orientalis P TG purp PE 30 Early bloomer then dormant. First time growing this unusual and rare plant in shade. MIDD F

928 Physostegia virginiana P TG purp PE 50 'Obedient Plant', grows well in containers. Bees! BREL A

929 Physostegia virginiana P TG pink PE 100 SUTT A

930 Phyteuma scheuchzeri P T P blue PE 10 Lost tag but fits the description of Plant of the Month for January 2016. MIDD A

931 Phyteuma scheuchzeri P T P blue PE 30 Very unusual blue flowers on strong stems. PAVL A

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932 Phyteuma scheuchzeri P T P blue PE 30 Little blue maces with darker tips. POOK A

933 Phyteuma scheuchzeri P T P  blue PE 30 Lovely dark blue sphere flowers, May-July. TAYL A

934 Phytolacca americana 'Silberstein' P TG whit PE 150 Variegated foliage, shows well in part shade, purple seed heads are stunning. MCMA G 8 *

935 Phytolacca americana 'Silberstein' P TG pink PE 250 Variegated foliage, purple berries, self-seeds. SMIT G 8 *

936 Plantago sp. P TG pink PE 60 From Poland imported by a friend. Very long flowering, and interesting flowers. CARR L

937 Platycodon grandiflorus P TG mix PE 60 Blue & white mix of seed of balloon flower. ANDE A

938 Platycodon grandiflorus P TG blue PE 70 Sun, part shade, moist, upright blue flowers, July-Sept. Golden foliage in fall. COCK A

939 Platycodon grandiflorus P TG whit PE 90 Balloon flower. LEIS A

940 Platycodon grandiflorus P TG pink PE 25 In sand bed smaller? Lovely large flowered but petite balloon flower. MIDD A

941 Platycodon grandiflorus P TG whit PE 100 SUTT A

942 Platycodon grandiflorus P TG whit PE 60 White balloon flower. WAGA A

943 Platycodon grandiflorus f. nanus P TG blue PE 30 Balloon flower. LEGG A

944 Platycodon grandiflorus f. nanus P TG pink PE 30 Balloon flower. LEGG A

945 Platycodon grandiflorus 'Sentimental Blue' P T P blue PE 15 Upright stems, blue flrs., interesting seed pods, lvs turn yellow In fall. ALLA A

946 Platycodon grandiflorus 'Sentimental Blue' P T P blue PE 15 Floriferous plant with sturdy stems & interesting seed pods. ANDE A

947 Plectranthus scutellarioides P TG blac AN 60 Syn. Coleus 'Palisandra' . Deep black foliage. Bees! BREL A

948 Podophyllum hexandrum P T P pink PE 60 Nice bloom, light pink followed by large red fruits. CARR E 4 8 *

949 Podophyllum hexandrum P T P pink PE 40 Great shade plant, makes large red fruits, size of a large lemon. PAVL E 4 8 *

950 Podophyllum peltatum P TG whit PE 50 For shade, indigenous, yellow fruit. CARR L 8

951 Polemonium caeruleum P TG blue PE 75 Jacob's Ladder, wonderful spring/summer bloom. ANDE A

952 Polemonium reptans P TG blue PE 15 Early bloomer. DOLB J

953 Polygonatum officinale P TG whit PE 90 Loved by hummingbirds. CARR L 8 *

954 Polygonatum verticillatum P TG whit PE 50 Whorls of tiny nodding flowers in a leafy clump, for a shady spot. HEAL *

955 Potentilla pamirica P TG yell PE 35 Small bushy, Asian. Bees! BREL A

956 Potentilla porphyrantha P TG pink PE 8 Silver foliage. Trough. TAYL A

957 Potentilla sp. P TG red PE 60 Plant is 20 cm tall, red flowers float high above main plant. ALLA L

958 Potentilla thurberi 'Monarch's Velvet' P TG red PE 35 Sprays of dark red flowers with even darker centres. POOK A

959 Primula auricula P T P pu/ye PE 15 Part shade, large showy blooms, May-June. TAYL ! A

960 Primula burmanica P TG purp PE 30 Rich reddish purple. Mid spring. Fine in sun and regular soil. BREL A

961 Primula Candelabra hybrid P TG rose PE 60 Best in moist soils. LEIS A

962 Primula Candelabra hybrid P TG re/or PE 35 Nice and long lasting bloom in moist part sun garden. MIDD A

963 Primula cortusoides P TG mage PE 25 Deep magenta blooms in early spring. ANDE ! A

964 Primula grandis PT ? yell PE 40 Jardin Botanique Alpin du Lautaret BOHM K

965 Primula japonica P T P mix PE 60 Mixed colours. Do not cover the seeds. CARR G

966 Primula japonica P T P red PE 30 From a deep red form. COST G

967 Primula japonica P T P mix PE 30 White to pink to red flowers, does well in moist, semi-shade, candelabra-like. HILD G

968 Primula japonica P T P whit PER 40 May be short-lived. Bog plant. LEGG G

969 Primula japonica P T P pink PE 50 Robust rosette forming primula for a moist shady location. Flrs mid-season. Z5 SALE G

970 Primula japonica P T P oran PE 30 Beautiful candelabra type. TAYL G

971 Primula japonica P T P red 50 Beautiful red flowers in late spring. Likes part shade, moist. WALL G

972 Primula veris P TG yell PE 20 English cowslip. self-seeds when happy. LEGG A 3 4

973 Primula veris P TG yell pe 25 Easy, naturalizes. SNOW A 3 4

974 Prinsepia chinensis P TG crea SH With spines, red fruits, good for birds. CARR G 2

975 Prunus spinosa P TG whit TR Lots of white flowers early spring, small blue prune-like fruits very decorative. CARR [X] E

976 Ptelea trifoliata P TG whit SH 300 Interesting seed pods, germinates after 2 -3 months in fridge, bag with promix. SMIT [X] G

977 Pterostyrax hispidus P TG whit TR 700 Heart-shaped leaves, 20 cm long racemes of white flowers, dappled shade. SUTT G

978 Pulsatilla alpina P T P whit PE 25 Grows well in scree takes full sun. Seed from Akureyi Bot Garden, Iceland HILD ! A 9

979 Pulsatilla bungeana P TM blue PE 20 Latest pulsatilla to bloom. CLAR ! A 9

980 Pulsatilla dahurica P TG ex Novosibirsk, Russia. BOHM ! A 9

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981 Pulsatilla grandis P TG mauv PE 60 SOPE ! A 9

982 Pulsatilla halleri P TG purp PE 15 Does well in a trough or scree, not pushy, a lovely addition to the garden. HILD ! A 9

983 Pulsatilla regeliana P T ? blue PE 30 BOHM ! A 9

984 Pulsatilla sp. P TG mauv PE 25 Double. DOLB ! L 9

985 Pulsatilla sp. P TG wine PE 10 Early May. Hairy posterior petals with edge turned back, lost label. MIDD ! L 9

986 Pulsatilla vulgaris P T P red PE 40 Hardy, early bloom. ANDE ! A 9

987 Pulsatilla vulgaris P T P purp PE 30 Large flowers. LEGG ! A 9

988 Pulsatilla vulgaris P T P pink PE 15 SHAN ! A 9

989 Pulsatilla vulgaris P T P blue PE 30 Will not tolerate wet conditions. SNOW ! A 9

990 Pulsatilla vulgaris P T P mix PE 50 SOPE ! A 9

991 Pycnanthemum pilosum P TG whit PE 80 Aromatic foliage attracts unique pollinators such as Great Black Wasps. MCKE A

992 Ramonda myconi P TM blue PE 6 Raise under lights for a year, plant in vertical crevasse, prt shade, do not dry out. CLAR ! B 3 *

993 Ramonda serbica P TM mauv PE 20 Substantial flowers, obtained from Wrightman's in 2005. CLAR ! A 3 *

994 Ratibida columnifera P TG maro PE 100 Mexican hat, a component of prairies. Cylindrical cone and maroon ray florets. COST A

995 Ratibida columnifera f. pulcherrima P T P yell PE 35 Plant in the aster family also called Mexican Hat. TOU A

996 Ratibida columnifera f. pulcherrima 'Red Midget'P TG red PE 40 Dwarf Mexican hat plant, short-lived but showy in native or naturalistic border. Z4 GALL A

997 Ratibida pinnata P TG yell PE 150 Grey-headed Mexican hat, prairie plant, also does well in woodland edges, Z4 native GALL A

998 Ratibida pinnata P TG yell PE 25 Plant in the aster family also called Mexican Hat. TOU A

999 Rhaponticum carthamoides P TG pink PE 130 Beautiful and rare perennial. MIZY A

1000 Ricinus communis P TG red AN 150 Sun, red leaved, Castor bean, poison seeds! COCK [X] A 6 7

1001 Ricinus communis 'Carmencita' P TG red AN 150 Lovely seed pods, beautiful big red leaves. SUTT [X] A 6 7

1002 Rodgersia podophylla P TG whit PE 120 Do not cover the seeds. CARR A

1003 Rosa glauca P TG pink SH 400 Formerly Rosa rubrifolia, name now obsolete. LEGG D 8 *

1004 Rosa glauca P TG pink SH 175 Three season interest, tough, red hips, self-seeds. SMIT D 8 *

1005 Rudbeckia hirta P TG yell BI 60 Sun, part shade, dry. 'Goldsturm?' Blooms Sept-Oct. COCK A

1006 Rudbeckia hirta P TG yell BI 90 Sun, part shade, dry, smaller flowers but blooms Aug to Nov. Self-sows politely. COCK A

1007 Rudbeckia hirta P TG yell PE 100 SUTT A

1008 Rudbeckia hirta 'Indian Summer' P TG yell PE 100 Blooms all summer, short-lived perennial, but reseeds. CUMM A

1009 Rudbeckia laciniata 'Herbstsonne' P T ? yell PE 200 A gem for the back of the border. Best tall coneflower. CUMM A

1010 Rudbeckia maxima P TG yell PE 200 Strange and wonderful. Big flrs straight up on stiff stalks, big blue-grey basal lvs. MURP F

1011 Rudbeckia triloba P T P yell PE 100 Long flowering, yellow tinted with red and orange. CARR F

1012 Rudbeckia triloba P T P yell PE 120 Fall bloomer, tolerates part shade. Vigourous self seeder but easy to control. Native. LEE F

1013 Rudbeckia triloba 'Prairie Glow' P TG re/or PE 90 SHAN F

1014 Ruellia humilis P TG mauv PE 30 Pretty little August/September exuberant flowering shrub. HOWE G *

1015 Ruellia sp. P TG whit PE 30 Wild Petunia. Do not cover the seeds. CARR ? Try L

1016 Ruta graveolens P T P yell PE 90 Rue, airy blue-green foliage, summer flowers, easy. ANDE A 2

1017 Ruta graveolens P T P yell PE 60 Interesting fragrance. Reputed to deter cats. Rue. DOLB A 2

1018 Salvia argentea P TG whit PE 60 Furry grey-green wide leaves, silver sage in bloom is impressive, monocarpic. MIDD A 3

1019 Salvia coccinea 'Lady in Red' P TG red AN 150 Great annual for filling space quickly while you wait for other things to grow. SUTT A 3

1020 Salvia glutinosa P TG yell PE 60 Tough, for dry conditions, fills in spaces where many plants would not thrive. TOU A 3

1021 Salvia pratensis P TG blue PE 65 Nice, large blue/purple flower, excellent for pollinators. COST A

1022 Salvia sclarea v. turkestanica P TM la/pi BI 50 Clary Sage, fuzzy leaves, bracts then flowers all the way up stem. Impressive plant. MIDD A

1023 Salvia sclarea v. turkestanica P T P whit PE 50 Pure white flowers. short-lived perennial usually biennial. WAGA A

1024 Salvia transsylvanica P TG blue PE 60 Remove dead flowers for long season of bloom. self-seeds. LEGG A

1025 Salvia transsylvanica P TG blue PE 80 Long inflorescences of rich deep blue, will rebloom. POOK A

1026 Sambucus ebulus P TG whit PE 200 Looks like a shrub, but is a perennial. CARR C 8

1027 Sanguisorba albiflora P TG whit PE 150 CARR L

1028 Sanguisorba hakusanensis P TG pink PE 45 Lilac-pink dangling bottlebrush flowers. LEE B

1029 Sanguisorba officinalis P TG purp PE 120 CARR A

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1030 Sanguisorba officinalis P TG purp PE 70 FULL A

1031 Sanguisorba officinalis P TG maro PE 180 Syn. S. menziesii. Towering burnet, moist location (by a water barrel). Real eye-catcher. Z4 GALL A

1032 Sanguisorba sp. P TG pink PE 90 CARR [X] L

1033 Sanguisorba sp. P TG maro PE 100 Nice maroon bottlebrushes on this plant like S. officinalis but shorter and earlier. Z4 GALL [X] L

1034 Sanguisorba tenuifolia v. alba P TG whit PE 150 CARR B

1035 Sanguisorba tenuifolia v. alba P TG whit PE 100 Another nice burnet with fab, much divided foliage and white catkins. Z4 moist is best. GALL B

1036 Satureja spicata P TG blue PE 3 Cobalt blue spikes on low growing plant. Very fragrant foliage. GARD ? Try A

1037 Saxifraga arendsii P T ? whit PE 15 Try in a rockery or scree garden. HILD ! A 3 *

1038 Saxifraga crustata P TG whit PE 10 Good on tufa, needs good drainage, leaves crusted. HILD ! L *

1039 Saxifraga paniculata P TG whit PE 15 Try in a rockery, scree garden or trough. HILD ! A 3 *

1040 Saxifraga rosacea P T ? whit PE 15 Try in a rockery, scree garden or trough HILD ! A 3 *

1041 Saxifraga rotundifolia P TG whit PE 15 I have it in a steep slope facing north, nice and healthy plant. HILD ! A 3 *

1042 Saxifraga sp. P TG whit PE 20 Encrusted; delightful spray of flowers in mid-spring. ANDE ! L *

1043 Saxifraga stolonifera 'Maroon Beauty' P TG pink PE A little beauty for the front of a rockery. Hairy, round leaves. Very floriferous. PETT ! A *

1044 Saxifraga x macnabiana P T P whit PE 20 Rosettes, perfect trough plant. ANDE ! A *

1045 Saxifraga x macnabiana P T P whit PE 15 I have it in a trough, grows well with minimum care. HILD ! A *

1046 Saxifraga x macnabiana P TM whit PE 3 Flowers in June up to 20 cm. Spreads nicely in rock garden in part shade. MIDD ! A *

1047 Scabiosa atropurpurea P TG whit AN 90 Pure white, enthusiastic reseeder. WAGA A

1048 Scabiosa caucasica 'Fama' P TM blue PE 40 Very large showy flowers. CLAR A

1049 Scabiosa columbaria ssp. ochroleuca P TG yell PE 75 Many small pale yellow blooms. Bees love it and birds attracted by seeds. WRIG A

1050 Scabiosa sp. P TG pink PE 15 Cushion on short stems. DOLB A

1051 Schizachyrium scoparium P T P GR 100 Little prairie bluestem. Clumping. Wonderful fall colour. POOK [X] A

1052 Scopolia stramonifolia P T ? PLAS ?

1053 Scutellaria alpina P TM blue PE 15 Some flowers blue, some white, a slow spreading groundcover. MIDD A

1054 Scutellaria incana P TG blue PE 70 FULL F

1055 Scutellaria laterifolia P T ? PLAS A

1056 Sedum kamtschaticum 'Variegatum' P TG ye/or PE 15 Small leaves with white edging (variegated), blooms all summer. Sand or Rock garden. MIDD A

1057 Sedum reflexum P TG yell PE 20 ex 'Blue Spruce' variety with grey blue leaves. ALLA A 3

1058 Selinum carvifolia P T P whit PE 80 CARR E

1059 Semiaquilegia ecalcarata P T P purp PE 50 Best result if the seeds are not covered. CARR A

1060 Semiaquilegia ecalcarata P TM pink PE 20 Short-lived, delicate cousin of columbines. CLAR A

1061 Sempervivum 'More Honey' P TG pink PE 10 PETT ? Try A

1062 Sempervivum sp. P TG pi/wh PE 3 Poss. 'Red Beauty'? Wine coloured rosettes, tight leafed stalk, rosette of starry flrs. MIDD B 3

1063 Senna hebecarpa P TG yell AN 100 Hardy upright member of the pea family. HOWE A 6 7

1064 Senna hebecarpa P TG yell PE 175 Syn. Cassia h. Wild senna, native. Handsome, lovely foliage and flowers. POOK A 6 7

1065 Senna hebecarpa P TG yell PE 120 Bees magnet. WAGA A 6 7

1066 Setaria italica P TG yell AN 100 Graceful arching sprays of millet-like seed heads. Sow en masse or amongst annuals. BREL [X] A

1067 Sildacea sp. P TM pink PE 40 "Cottage garden" plant, blooms for 2 weeks. CLAR [X] A

1068 Silene acaulis* P TG pink PE 15 Nice mound covered in flrs in spring, slow growing, good drainage. From Iceland HILD A

1069 Silene aff. pusilla P T ? whit PE 20 Airy, attractive display, possibly short-lived. CLAR A

1070 Silene alpina P TG pink PE 5 Syn. Lychnis alpina. Showy hot pink. TAYL A

1071 Silene armeria P TG pink PE Dwarf form of the species. Catch fly. PETT A 3

1072 Silene armeria P TG pink AN 20 Good filler, blooms July to frost. SPUR A 3

1073 Silene armeria P TG pink AN 15 Shocking pink. Stays small in a trough. One of few bloomers in August. TAYL A 3

1074 Silene armeria P TG pink PE 30 Pink. WALL A 3

1075 Silene coronaria P TG pink PE 20 Syn. Lychnis c. Gray/green lvs, tough drought tolerant, lots of small flrs. TOU A 3 4

1076 Silene dioica P TG marg PE Campion BESS D

1077 Silene hookeri P TG pink PE 10 Dusty pink flat fringed petals in June in the rock garden. MIDD A

1078 Silene keiskei P TG pink PE 10 Large up-facing flowers on spreading stems. HEAL A

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1079 Silene pusilla P T ? whit PE 10 SHAN A

1080 Silene regia P TG red PE 90 Attracts hummingbirds. FULL A

1081 Silene sieboldii P TG red PE 50 Nice, very large red flower. CARR A

1082 Silene sp. P TG pink PE 80 Very long flowering period. CARR A

1083 Silene suecica P TG pink PE 12 Syn. Lychnis alpina. Smaller for edging path in rock garden. MIDD A

1084 Silene suecica P TG pink PE 40 Syn. Lychnis alpina. SOPE A

1085 Silene uniflora 'Compacta' P TG pink PE 10 Pretty gray-green fleshy foliage. Pale flowers like balloons all summer. Scree. BREL A 4

1086 Silene viscaria P TG oran PE 60 Syn. Lychnis v. Maltese cross, real splash of colour for perennial bed. HILD A 3

1087 Silene viscaria P TG pink PE 40 Syn. Lychnis v. Flowers on tall stems, reliable perennial. PAVL A 3

1088 Silphium asteriscus P TG yell PE 70 CARR J

1089 Silphium perfoliatum P T P yell PE 250 CARR A

1090 Silphium perfoliatum P T P yell PE 400 Cup plant. A real giant. WAGA A

1091 Silphium terebinthinaceum P TG yell PE 250 Large leaves, giving it a tropical appearance. CARR J

1092 Sisyrinchium montanum* P TG blue BU 20 A much finer species than S. angustifolium, very narrow leaves, dainty. COST B

1093 Sisyrinchium sp. P TG whit PE 15 Came as S. bellum, but not blue, very dainty. McDO L

1094 Sisyrinchium sp. P TG blue PE 45 Blue eyed grass. SOPE L

1095 Smyrnium perfoliatum P TG yell PE 60 Spring flowering umbellifer; flrs yellowish white; foliage chartreuse/yellow. Z5b SALE E *

1096 Solidago caesia P TG yell PE 50 Woodland solidago, not a spreader. MCKE A

1097 Solidago ohioensis* P TG yell PE 100 Flat-topped corymbs, for sun, moist calcareous soil. Collected on Bruce Penn. MURP J 3

1098 Solidago rigida P TG yell PE 90 Stiff goldenrod, originally from Sweet Grass Gardens, I love goldenrods! Z4 GALL A

1099 Sorbus koehneana P TG whit TR Very nice white fruits, and a lovely colouration in fall. Food for birds. CARR L

1100 Sorbus latifolia P TG whit TR 1000 From Fontainebleau. Fruit lg. round, brownish red, edible. Hybrid of torminalis & aria. GRAN ! *

1101 Sorbus sp. P TM pink TR 500 Likely S. rosea, possibly S. macrantha. Clusters of pink berries in the fall. GRAN L

1102 Sorbus torminalis P TG whit TR 1500 Clusters of brownish fruit. Edible after bletting. Tastes like date. Clay and lime soils. GRAN *

1103 Sorbus yuana P T ? whit TR 500 Oblong red fruit in clusters. Edible when bletted. GRAN ? Try L

1104 Sorghum bicolor P TG black AN 120 Syn. S. nigrum. 'Black Witches Broom'. Great accent plant. Nice fall décor. BREL [X] A

1105 Spigelia marilandica P TG re/ye PE 50 Indian pink. Another one that's worth the wait, hummingbirds & pollinators. COST J

1106 Spilanthes oleracea P TG yell AN 25 Eye-ball or toothache plant, great in containers as a trailer. GALL A 3

1107 Spiraea sp. P TG pink PE 80 From China; Do not cover the seeds. CARR L

1108 Spodiopogon sibiricus P TG brow PE 150 Very interesting coloured foliage in fall. CARR A 3

1109 Sporobolus heterolepis P T P GR 60 Prairie dropseed. A scented native prairie grass. Irresistible mopheads. POOK G

1110 Stachys betonica P TG purp PE 25 Early summer blooming, short spires. Bees! BREL J

1111 Stachys officinalis P TG pink PE 50 Syn. S. monieri. Strong stemmed upright flowers in early summer. ANDE A

1112 Stachys officinalis P TG purp PE 30 Syn. S. monieri. Early summer blooming, taller spires than betonica. Bees!. BREL A

1113 Stachys officinalis P TG pink PE 50 Syn. S. monieri. Spikes on a dainty plant. DOLB A

1114 Stachys officinalis PT G pink PE 40 Thimbles of pink flowers on tall stems. POOT A

1115 Stachys officinalis 'Densiflorus' P TG blue PE 12 Lovely rockery plant with blue flowers. PETT A

1116 Stachys spathulata P TG pink PE 5 Dwarf betony, interesting foliage, perfect in trough, reblooms. TAYL J

1117 Staphylea trifoliata P TG whit TR Small tree with nice grape of pendulous white flower. CARR L

1118 Stokesia laevis ‘Blue Danube’ P TG blue PE 45 Deep blue solidary flower heads measuring 3-4 inches across. ALLA A

1119 Stylophorum diphyllum P TG yell PE 30 Attractive lvs and showy poppy flrs in spring for moist woodland. Z4 SALE ! H *

1120 Styrax japonicus 'Carillon' P TG whit TR 300 Lovely dwarf weeper SUTT D

1121 Succisa pratensis 'Alba' P TG whit PE 10 Dwarf version of this species, good for rock garden. PAVL A 3

1122 Syringa wolfii P TG blue TR Few seeds. CARR L 7

1123 Tagetes erecta 'Garland Orange' P T P oran AN 100 Large, intensely orange flowers with long stems. GREE A

1124 Talinum calycinum P TG purp PE 15 Rock garden, self-seeds in new places for late summer blooms, succulent with thick root. MIDD H

1125 Talinum paniculatum P TG red AN 30 Chartreuse foliage, containers, bedding, sun or shade, dry to medium. Fameflower. COCK A

1126 Talinum paniculatum 'Kingswood Gold' P TG pink AN 60 Jewels of Opar, chartreuse foliage is nice contrast with burgundy in containers! GALL L

1127 Telekia speciosa P TG yell PE 90 Long-blooming golden yellow flowers in summer. WALL A

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1128 Tellima grandiflora P TG whit PE 40 FULL A 3

1129 Teucrium botrys P TG pink BI 30 Hairy cutleaf germander showed up one year; one is allowed to mature each year. MIDD A

1130 Thalictrum alpinum P TM crea PE 80 July- August bloom, semi shade. CLAR A

1131 Thalictrum flavum P TG yell PE 70 In shade will lean to sun, fluffy clumps of yellow in late July. Prefers moist retentive soil. MIDD B

1132 Thalictrum minus P TG ye/pu PE 20 Alpine meadow rue, dainty foliage for shade/hosta border, called it T. alpina in past Seedex MIDD B

1133 Thalictrum rochebrunianum P TG mauv PE 200 Meadowrue offers elegance and height at the back or middle of the border. SUTT L 4

1134 Thalictrum sp. P TG whit PE 90 Grow several species/varieties. This one is smallish and white flowered, I believe. PARK B 5

1135 Thermopsis montana? P TG yell PE 100 SCHU A 1 6 7 *

1136 Thermopsis villosa P TM yell PE 120 Bright yellow flrs in mid-summer. DOLB ! A 1 6 7 *

1137 Thermopsis villosa P T P yell PE 200 FULL ! A 1 6 7 *

1138 Thermopsis villosa P T P yell PE 100 Like a yellow lupine this North Am. native is a beauty and attracts bees! Z4 In sun. GALL ! A 1 6 7 *

1139 Thermopsis villosa P T P yell PE 120 Syn. T. caroliniana WAGA ! A 1 6 7 *

1140 Thlaspi arvense P T ? pink PE 45 Interesting seed pods. SOPE A

1141 Thymophylla tenuiloba P TG yell AN Sun, dry, 1 cm yellow flowers spill over containers all summer. Dahlberg daisy. COCK K

1142 Tiarella mix P T ? whit PE 15 Some interesting leaves. DOLB ! E

1143 Tithonia rotundifolia P TG yell AN 150 From 'Mesa Yellow'. WAGA A 3

1144 Tithonia rotundifolia 'Torch' P TG oran AN 150 Daisy-like flowers. Butterfly magnet. BURS A 3

1145 Tithonia sp. P TG oran AN 200 Probably T. diversifolia (Mexican Sunflower) annual CARR A

1146 Tithonia sp. P TG oran AN 300 Put 4 seeds in the ground & poof what looks like a 2 meter brilliant orange flowering shrub. SUTT A

1147 Townsendia alpigena P TG blue PE 10 Good in trough or scree, ex Seedex, 2014 TAYL A 3

1148 Townsendia rothrockii P TM pink PE 15 Small, daisy-like flowers. CLAR A

1149 Townsendia rothrockii P T P mauv PE 10 Lovely large flowers on this rock plant, spring bloom. HOWE A

1150 Townsendia rothrockii P T P mauv PE 15 Interesting seed pods. SOPE A

1151 Tricyrtis latifolia P T P yell PE 100 Bloom in summer, nice foliage. CARR A 3

1152 Tricyrtis latifolia P T P ye/pu PE 60 July bloomer, semi-shade and moist soil, returns reliably yearly and self-seeds. MIDD A 3

1153 Tricyrtis latifolia P T P yell PE The earliest of the tricyrtis to flower, which is why there are seeds. POOK A 3

1154 Tricyrtis 'White Towers' P T P whit PE 50 Late September, October bloomer, mostly shade and moist retentive soil. MIDD A 3

1155 Trifolium rubens P TG red PE 50 CARR F

1156 Tripora divaricata P T ? blue PE 100 Syn: Caryopteris d. or Clerodendrum divaricatum. Flowers end of summer. CARR L

1157 Trollius altissimus P T ? PLAS G

1158 Trollius chinensis P TG yell PE 30 Yellow globeflower for late spring. CLAR ! L

1159 Trollius chinensis P TG yell PE 75 Very strong coloured flowers, grows in regular soil or wet conditions. PAVL ! L

1160 Trollius dschungaricus P T ? PLAS G

1161 Trollius ledebourii P TG gold PE 50 Semi double golden globes in moist retentive soil, taller in full sun. MIDD ! L

1162 Trollius pumilus P TG PLAS A

1163 Tulbaghia violacea P TG pink BU 30 Tender Allium-look-alike. Winters indoors, blooms midsummer, outdoors. BREL A

1164 Tulipa clusiana P TG re/wh BU 30 Dainty red and white star shape flower. SNOW L *

1165 Tulipa sylvestris P TM yell BU 30 Delicate flower, blooms late, plant among perennials to support stems. CLAR L *

1166 Tulipa tarda P TM ye/wh BU 38 Early species tulips which bulk up well. Dried seed pods for flower arranging. CLAR L *

1167 Turritis glabra P T ? whit PE 20 Brassica, makes a nice mound with white flowers, good drainage required. HILD A

1168 Veltheimia sp. P T ? pink BU 30 South African indoor plant, (here) form similar to Kniphofia. HOWE A 2

1169 Veratrum album P TG gr/wh PE 70 Spikes of greenish-white flowers over large leaves, for semi-shade. HEAL 7 *

1170 Veratrum nigrum P T P purp PE 150 Corn Lily. Nearly black flrs. Plant immediately. LEGG A 7

1171 Veratrum nigrum P T P brow PE 40 Pleated foliage grows to 40 cm. Pollinated by flies, kids love this plant! SUTT A 7

1172 Verbascum blattaria P TM whit PE 125 White flowers with purple stamens, short-lived. RICH A 3

1173 Verbascum blattaria P T Pwh/pu BI 125 The moth mullein. Wands of white flowers with purple centres. POOK A 3

1174 Verbascum chaixii P T P whit PE 150 Very perennial, easy. Candelabras of white flowers with red stamens. POOK A 3

1175 Verbascum chaixii P T P yell PE 150 Very perennial. Candelabras of yellow flowers with red stamens. POOK A 3

1176 Verbascum phoeniceum P TG purp PE 100 SHAN A

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1177 Verbascum sp. P TG yell PE 150 Do not cover the seeds. CARR A 3

1178 Verbascum sp. P TG yell BI 200 Soft velvety foliage. DOLB A 3

1179 Verbascum sp. P TG whit BI 150 Large florets on this mullein originally from Gardens North. White form. Z4 GALL A 3

1180 Verbascum thapsus* P TG yell BI 200 Mullein. Medicinal plant (all parts). Spectacular gigantic candelabra form. KERR A

1181 Verbena bonariensis P TG purp BI 120 Seeds itself between other plants without squeezing them out. VANS A

1182 Verbena bonariensis P TG purp PE 100 WAGA A

1183 Verbena hastata P TG blue PE 120 Blue vervain, minimum of 8 weeks cold. MCKE J 3

1184 Verbena stricta P TG blue PE 60 At least 8 weeks cold stratification needed. MCKE G

1185 Verbena stricta P TG purp PE 60 Small flowers in spikes, neat upright plant habit. Full sun, well-drained soil. MURP G

1186 Vernonia fasciculata P TG purp PE 300 Giant cultivar towers over the garden offering bright blue-purple flowers for weeks. SUTT G

1187 Vernonia noveboracensis P TG purp PE 300 Do not cover the seeds. CARR G 2

1188 Vernonia noveboracensis P TG purp PE 200 Native. Late blooming. KNUD G 2

1189 Vernonia noveboracensis* P TG lave PE 200 Tall late summer native discovered in our field three years ago. Tough as 'iron' MIDD G 2

1190 Vernonia noveboracensis P TG purp PE 100 Vibrant dark blue-purple flowers on a shorter stalk. SUTT G 2

1191 Vernonia noveboracensis P TG whit PE 120 Big bruisin' ironweed. From 'White Lightning'. WAGA G 2

1192 Veronica allionii P T P blue PE 10 Scree. Bees! BREL F

1193 Veronica allionii P TM blue PE 20 Carpet of blue spikes and tidy leaves. CLAR F

1194 Veronica allionii P T P blue PE 20 Groundcover clump of blue spiked flower stems in early summer in dryer soil. MIDD F

1195 Veronica gentianoides P T P blue PE 25 Dwarf selection from Rockwall Gardens. CLAR B 3

1196 Veronica longifolia P TG blue PE 125 Tall clump of blue 'candles'. POOK A 3

1197 Veronica spicata P TG red PE 45 Spike Speedwell, multiple red flowers for much of summer into fall. TOU A

1198 Veronicastrum sibiricum P TG blue PE 150 Attractive leaves. Large flr spikes earlier than V. virginicum. DOLB K 3

1199 Veronicastrum sp. P TG blue PE 100 Do not cover the seeds. CARR J 3

1200 Veronicastrum sp. P TG lila PE 125 Bought at Lark Whistle, whorls of leaves 6" apart. Bee magnet. PETT J 3

1201 Veronicastrum virginicum P T P whit PE 150 Culver's root, small round seed and slow grower, better every year. MCKE J 3 6

1202 Veronicastrum virginicum P T P whit PE 90 Elegant white flower stalks rising above whorls of deep green leaves. TAYL J 3 6

1203 Veronicastrum virginicum 'Fascination' P TG pink PE 120 Do not cover the seeds. CARR J 3 6

1204 Viburnum dentatum 'Blue Muffin' P TG whit SH Interesting for feeding the birds. CARR L 8

1205 Viola cornuta P TG pu/ye PE 20 Blooms first year, all summer. (Don't know if it'll survive the winter.) BREL ! A 3

1206 Viola nephrophylla* P TG lave PE 10 A cute native Viola, easy to germinate and grow, prefers a moist location. COST ! L

1207 Wisteria macrostachya 'Blue Moon' P TG blue VI 300 Said to be not overly vigorous. Bloomed at 5 years. Hardy with no dieback. MCMA A 6 7

1208 Yucca filamentosa P T P crea PE 100 Adam's needle. Mound of blue green narrow spiked leaves. BURS A

1209 Yucca filamentosa P T P whit SH 150 Variegated. Dies after flowering, leaves offshoots. LEGG A

1210 Yucca filamentosa 'Variegata' P TG crea PE 100 Adam's needle with narrow cream edge on leaves. BURS A

1211 Yucca sp. P TG whit PE 60 Tough drought tolerant perennial. TOU A

1212 Zantedeschia sp. P TG yell AN 60 Large speckled leaves look great all summer. Lift before frost. SUTT A 2 8 *

1213 Zephyranthes citrina P T ? yell BU 10 Nice pot plant, not hardy. HILD ! A

1214 Zephyranthes macrosiphon P TG pink BU 10 Nice pot plant, not hardy but blooms a lot. HILD ! A

1215 Zephyranthes sp. P TG whit BU 10 Nice pot plant, not hardy. HILD ! A

1216 Zephyranthes sulphurea P TG yell BU 30 Tender bulb. Germinates easily. Grassy foliage. Delightful golden "lilies". BREL A

1217 Zigadenus elegans P TG whit PE 30 Mountain death camas, Trillium family, bulb, unusual. PAVL A

1218 Zizia aurea P TG yell PE 60 FULL J

1219 Zizia aurea P TG yell PE 60 Blooms for a long time. Will self seed. Native. KNUD J

1220 Zizia aurea P TG yell PE 60 Attracts butterflies. SMIT J

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