smith-gilbert gardens 2021 plant sale catalog · 2021. 3. 25. · appalachian spring 3 & 10gal,...

Smith-Gilbert Gardens 2021 Plant Sale Catalog

Azalea / Rhododendron Container Size: 1 Gallon - $10.00

Fashion Azalea

Azalea / Rhododendron Container Size: 1 Gallon - $20.00

Delaware Valley Azalea

Azalea Indica Container Size: 1 Gallon - $10.00

Encore Autumn Princess

Fashion Azalea is covered in clusters of lightly scented salmon

trumpet-shaped flowers. It has dark green evergreen foliage which

emerges coppery bronze in spring.

Bloom Time: Early to mid-Spring

Growing Conditions: Best in full sun to partial shade, evenly

moist well-drained soil for optimal growth, very fussy about its soil

conditions, must have rich, acidic soils to ensure success, subject to

chlorosis (yellowing) of the leaves in alkaline soils. Prune in late

spring after flowering.

Size: Grows 4’ high and 5’ wide.

Delaware Valley White Azalea, 2”- 4” white flowers rise above

evergreen foliage and complement flowers and foliage of all colors.

For a showstopper, plant several of the shrubs as a year-round

hedge, along a garden border, sidewalk, or driveway.

Bloom Time: Early to mid-Spring

Growing Conditions: fertile, well-drained acidic soil, needs some

sunlight to flower well (morning sun or dappled shade), mulch to

retain moisture. Prune in late spring after flowering.

Size: Grows 3’- 4’ high and wide.

Encore Autumn Princess is a broadleaf, evergreen shrub with

semi-double pink flowers.

Bloom Time: Spring – Fall

Growing Conditions: Best in full sun to partial shade, evenly

moist well-drained soil with acidic soil. Prune in late spring after

flowering.

Size: Grows 3 ½’ high and 3’ wide

Callianthe Megapotamica Container Size: 1 Gallon - $15.00

Chinese Lantern

Carex Container Size: 1 Quart - $10.00

Cercis Canadensis Container Size: 3 Gallon - $39.00

Redbud 5 Gallon - $59.00

10 Gallon - $59.00

25 Gallon - $69.00

Carex, is a perennial grass species commonly known as True

Sedges, often just Sedge.

Bloom Time: None, grown for attractive long, grass-like leaves.

Growing Conditions: Moist well-drained soil, full sun

Size: Creates tufted mounds 6” t0 24” tall

Redbud is a deciduous, ornamental tree, pH adaptable, can tolerate

full sun or part shade and clay or sandy soil.

Bloom Time: March – May before leaves appear

Size: Grows 20’ - 30’ high and 25’ - 35’ wide.

Benefits: Valuable as a wildlife food plant, attracting butterflies

and is an important food source for many species of birds.

Available Varieties: Ace of Hearts 3Gal, Alley Cat 10Gal,

Appalachian Spring 3 & 10Gal, Golden Falls 25Gal, Ruby Falls

3Gal, Traveler 5Gal.

Chinese Lantern, showy, partially evergreen, perennial shrub.

Easy-to-grow, fast growing, and has unique flowers (that look like

lanterns) up till frost. Use as an ornamental or a great addition to a

perennial border.

Bloom Time: Spring before leaf-out until frost.

Growing Conditions: Sun to partial shade, moderate water

Size: 4’- 6’ high and wide.

Benefits: Attracts bees, butterflies, and hummingbirds.

Redbud Varieties available:

Ace of Hearts Alley Cat Appalachian Spring

Golden Falls Weeping Ruby Falls Weeping Traveler Weeping

Citrus Trifoliata Container Size: 1 Quart - $3.00

Hardy Citrus

Hardy Citrus, is a thorny, well-branched, deciduous small tree.

Bloom Time: Fragrant, white flowers in spring, produces fruits

which ripen to an attractive yellow in the fall..

Growing Conditions: Medium moisture, well-drained soils in full

sun, drought tolerant.

Size: 8’-20’ high, 6’-15’wide

Benefits: Fruits are edible but sour and seedy, can be used to make

marmalade, but are usually left on the tree where they persist well

into winter and often provide significant ornamental interest.

Cornus Florida Container Size:

Cherokee Brave Dogwood (red flowers) 3 Gallon - $39.00

Cherokee Princess Dogwood (white flowers) 3 Gallon - $39.00

Appalachian Snow (white flowers) 3 Gallon - $59.00

Cornus Kousa Container Size: 10 Gallon - $59.00

Rutgers Scarlet Fire (10G)

Fothergilla Container Size: 2 Quart - $10.00

Mount Airy Fothergilla

Rutgers Scarlet Fir is known for its deep, consistently pink bracts

that contrast beautifully with its dark green foliage.

Bloom Time: Late May to early June.

Size: Grows 20’- 30’ high and 15’- 20’wide.

Growing Conditions: Open sunny areas but prefers some light

shade especially in the hot afternoon. Well-drained acidic soil, will

tolerate some dry soil, will not tolerate wet feet.

Benefits: Attracts butterflies, pollinators, songbirds, and bees.

Mt. Airy Fothergilla, a showy deciduous shrub with great fall

color and interesting fragrant flowers.

Bloom Time: Spring before leaf-out.

Growing Conditions: Prefers acidic soil with high organic

matter, consistently moist with good drainage. Best flowering

occurs in full sun but it tolerates part shade conditions.


Benefits: Attracts bees.

Flowering Dogwood is a small deciduous flowering tree.

Bloom Time: March – May before spring leaf-out.


Growing Conditions: Easily grown in average, medium moisture,

well-drained soils in full sun to part shade, mulch to keep roots

cool and moist in summer.

Benefits: Attracts butterflies, pollinators, small mammals,

songbirds, and specialized bees.

Gingko Biloba Container Size:

Autumn Gold 3 Gallon - $39.00

Golden Globe 3 Gallon - $39.00

Hamamelis Virginiana Container Size: 3 Gallon - $29.00

Harvest Moon Witch Hazel

Hamamelis x Intermedia Container Size: 3 Gallon - $29.00

Diane Witch Hazel

Autumn Gold and Golden Globe, are all-male cultivars with a

symmetrical, broadly spreading habit.

Bloom Time: Leaves turn a uniform golden yellow in autumn.

Size: 40-50' with a symmetrical, broadly spreading habit 20-30’

wide.

Growing Conditions: Full sun, medium moisture, well-drained.

Benefits: Excellent selection for a variety of uses, including lawn

tree, street tree or shade tree.

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Harvest Moon Witch Hazel, Deciduous shrub or small tree.

Bloom Time: Native form flowers in late fall to early winter. Other

species flower in late winter.

Size: 15’ – 30’ high and 15’ – 20’ wide

Growing Conditions: Prefers well-drained, moist, acidic, organic

soil; full sun or partial shade; intolerant of drought.

Benefits: Attracts butterflies, pollinators, songbirds, and small

mammals.


Hamamelis x Intermedia hybrids, loosely-branched, medium to

large, vase shaped deciduous shrubs

Bloom Time: Copper-red flowers mid to late winter; fall color is

red, yellow and orange.

Size: 8-10’ tall and to 6-8' wide.

Growing Conditions: Medium moisture, well-drained acidic soils

in full sun to part shade. Best flowering in full sun.


mammals.


Helleborus spp. Container Size: 1 Gallon - $5.00

Lenten Rose 3 Gallon - $7.00

Hymenocallis Occidentalis Container Size: 1 Quart - $10.00

Carolina Spider-lily

Japanese Maple Container Size: 1 Gallon - $10.00

Smith-Gilbert Garden Cultivar

Helleborus Lenten Rose is an easy to grow evergreen perennial.

A beautiful harbinger of spring with long lasting 2 ½” saucer

shaped, nodding flowers framed by large, dark green leaves.

Bloom Time: Late winter to early spring

Growing Conditions: Partial to full shade, moist, rich soil

Size: 1 to 1 ½ feet high and wide.

Carolina Spider-lily is a native herbaceous perennial from a

bulb in the Amaryllis family found in floodplain forests, on the

banks of rivers and streams, and in hardwood forests.

Bloom Time: Fragrant, white, spider-like, blossoms in Summer

Growing Conditions: Best grown in medium to wet soils in full

sun to part shade. Soils must never be allowed to dry out.

Size: 1’6” – 2’6” tall

Japanese Maple, Acer palmatum, is a deciduous shrub or small tree

native to Japan, Korea and China.

Bloom Time: Small reddish-purple flowers in April. Fall color

includes shades of yellow, red-purple and bronze.

Growing Conditions: Prefers some part afternoon shade, mulch to

retain soil moisture and keep roots cool. Avoid hot and dry sites.

Size: 10’-25’ high and wide

Benefits: Good for bonsai.

Magnolia Virginiana Container Size: 3 Gallon - $39.00

Green Mile Sweet Bay Magnolia

Metasequoia Container Size: 5 Gallon - $39.00

Amber Glow Dawn Redwood

Nyssa Sylvatica Container Size: 3 Gallon - $39.00

Green Gable Black Gum

Wildfire Black Gum

Sweet Bay Magnolia is native to coastal areas, tree-like in the

deep South.

Bloom Time: Extremely fragrant flowers bloom sporadically in

Summer.

Growing Conditions: Full sun, acidic soil, tolerates wet,

swampy sites.

Size: Sometimes growing to 100' tall.

Benefits: Dense growth provides winter cover for wildlife,

attracts hummingbirds, butterflies, songbirds and pollinators.

Amber Glow Dawn Redwood, a large, fast-growing,

deciduous, pyramidal evergreen tree with attractive, feathery

foliage and spreading branches that droop with age.

Growing Conditions: Prefers moist, deep, well-drained soils

that are slightly acidic, tolerant of wet soils.

Size: Needs plenty of room to grow as it can grow to be 25' wide

and sometimes 100' tall.

Benefits: This tree provides winter cover for birds, small

mammals, and deer.

Black Gum, deciduous ornamental shade tree for lawns or street

tree. Although slow growing, it needs an area which with room

for future growth, particularly since it is so difficult to

transplant.

Growing Conditions: Prefers moist, acidic soils, but tolerant of

drought, heat, dry and wet soils, and moderately salt tolerant.

Size: Needs plenty of room to grow, can be 35' wide and up to

100' tall.

Benefits: An important food source for fall songbird migration.

The spring flowers are a nectar source for bees.

Pycnanthemum Muticum Container Size: 1 Quart - $5.00

Mountain Mint

Taxodium Distichum Container Size: 3 Gallon - $39.00

Green Whisper Bald Cypress

Better Boy Tomato Container Size: 1 Gallon - $3.00

Jalapeno Pepper Container Size: 1 Quart - $2.00

Sweet Bell Pepper Container Size: 1 Quart - $2.00

Green Whisper Bald Cypress, a long-lived, pyramidal conifer

(cone-bearing tree). Although it looks like a needled evergreen in

summer, it is deciduous ("bald" as the common name suggests).

Growing Conditions: Easily grown in average, medium to wet,

moisture retentive but reasonably well-drained soils in full sun.

Prefers moist, acidic, sandy soils, but tolerates a wide range of soil

conditions ranging from somewhat dry soils to wet soils in

standing water.

Size: Needs plenty of room to grow as it can sometimes grow to be

25' wide and 100' tall.

Mountain Mint is a clump-forming aromatic perennial.

Bloom Time: July - September

Growing Conditions: Easily grown in fertile, moist to medium

moisture, well-drained soils in full sun to part shade. A vigorous

grower that may spread in optimum conditions, but it is not

invasive as are many of the true mints.

Size: 1’-3’ high and wide

Benefits: Attracts butterflies and bees. Leaves can be used to make

mild tea. Native Americans used this plant for treatment of fevers,

colds, stomach aches, and other minor physical ailments.

Plant selections exclusively for Garden Members (ME)

Actaea Racemosa (ME) Container Size: 1 Quart - $8.00

Black Cohosh

Adiantum Pedatum (ME) Container Size: 1 Quart - $10.00

Maidenhair Fern

Aesculus Pavia (ME) Container Size: 3 Gallon - $40.00

Red Buckeye

Black Cohosh is a deciduous, perennial native found in

woodland settings from Maine south to Georgia. Ideally, it

wants 2-3 hrs of morning sun, if light is too limited, it may fail

to flower. This plant adds a vertical accent to the back of the

border.

Bloom Time: Summer

Growing Conditions: Rich moisture-retentive soils, partial to

full shade

Size: 4’-7’ high and 2-4’wide.

Northern maidenhair fern is a deciduous, native fern which is

most frequently found on rich wooded slopes, ravine bottoms,

and damp shady woods.

Growing Conditions: It is easily grown in average, medium,

well-drained soil in part shade to full shade. It prefers moist,

acidic soils in full shade.

Size: 1’-3’ high and 1’6”-3’wide.

Benefits: It provides excellent ground cover for wildlife and

parts are used in bird nest construction.

Red Buckeye a small, deciduous tree or shrub whose leaves

usually fall by the end of September.

Bloom Time: Spring tubular, red flowers.

Growing Conditions: Prefers partial shade in moist well-

drained soil. Will tolerate full sun and grow in a variety of soil

types.

Size: 15’-25’ high and 10’-20’wide.

Benefits: Hummingbirds, butterflies, bees, and pollinators. The

seeds are eaten by squirrels.

Agastache Foeniculum (ME) Container Size: 1 Quart - $10.00

Blue Giant Hyssop

Amsonia Tabernaemontana (ME) Container Size: 1 Quart - $8.00

Eastern Bluestar

Asclepias Incarnata (ME) Container Size: 1 Quart - $10.00

Swamp Milkweed

Blue Giant Hyssop foliage has a licorice. The upper stems hold

3”- 6” spikes of flowers that can come in many colors. Plants

self-seed in the garden and usually overwinter well if the soil is

well-drained.

Bloom Time: Flowering starts, even in unfavorable summers, in

late July and continues until late autumn.

Growing Conditions: Full or part sun with moist to dry soil.


Benefits: Attract bees, butterflies and/or birds to the garden.

Bluestar is a native herbaceous perennial. A beautiful native

species, Amsonia makes a delicate display of light blue flowers.

Bloom Time: Clusters of 3/4", light blue, star-like flowers in

late spring atop erect, leafy stems.

Growing Conditions: Grows best in full sun, if not possible, the

plant may need to be staked. Drought tolerant once established.


Benefits: Hummingbirds, carpenter bees, hummingbird moths,

as well as butterflies feed on the nectar from the blooms.

Swamp Milkweed a native herbaceous perennial that tends to

grow in wet sites along streams, ponds or bogs.

Bloom Time: Pink flowers mature in mid-spring lasting into

early fall. Seed pods release seeds that float on the wind.

Growing Conditions: Full sun to partial shade. It is native to

wet sites but also adapts to drier sites in average moist clay or

loam soils.

Size: 3’-5’ high and 2’-3’wide.

Benefits: Provides nectar for pollinators and Monarch

butterflies. Host plant for Monarch larvae which appear in the

spring and summer and may have four to six broods in the south.

Asclepias Perennis (ME) Container Size: 1 Quart - $10.00

Aquatic Milkweed

Asclepias Tuberosa (ME) Container Size: 1 Quart - $10.00

Butterfly Weed

Athyrium Filix-femina (ME) Container Size: 1 Quart - $10.00

Lady Fern

Aquatic Milkweed is a cold-hardy herbaceous perennial found

in low wet woods, cypress swamps, lake and pond margins, slow

streams, and wet ditches.

Bloom Time: May – September

Growing Conditions: Moist soil in full sun.

Size: 18” – 24” high


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Butterfly Weed is a tuberous, native perennial. Pair with asters

and Purple Coneflowers, Torch Lilies, or with cooler blues, such

as Speedwell.

Bloom Time: May to August. Deadhead throughout the season.

Growing Conditions: Easily grown in average, dry to medium,

well-drained soils in full sun. Drought tolerant, does well in

poor, dry soils.

Size: 1’-2’ high and 1’-1’6” wide.


butterflies, host plant for Monarch larvae.

Athyrium filix-femina, commonly called lady fern, is a

deciduous fern with lacy-cut, erect or ascending, light green

fronds grown in a dense circular clump. This species is found in

rich moist woods, fields, and meadows. Easy to grow; vigorous;

forms dense clumps; spreads rapidly; protect from strong wind,

prefers shade but will adopt to sun with adequate moisture. This

plant is seldom damaged by deer.

Size: 1’ to 3’ high and 2’ to 3’ wide.

Brickellia Cordifolia (ME) Container Size: 1 Quart - $10.00

Flyr's Nemesis

Callicarpa (ME) Container Size: 4” Pot - $2.50

Beautyberry 1 Quart - $5.00

1 Gallon - $10.00

Campanula Americana (ME) Container Size: 1 Quart - $5.00

American Bellflower

American beautyberry, large deciduous understory shrub with a

naturally loose and graceful arching form. Fall and early winter, the

branches are laden with magenta purple (or white) berry clusters.

Bloom Time: May – July

Growing Conditions: Part Shade and moist, rich soil

Size: Grows 3’ to 6’ high and 4’ to 6’ wide.



Flyr’s Nemesis is a semi-woody, perennial member of the aster

family that dies back to the ground each winter.

Bloom Time: Late Summer to Fall

Growing Conditions: Well-drained sandy soil but tolerates partial

shade as well as sunnier locations.

Size: 3’ – 4’ tall, give individual specimens plenty of room and

plant them near the back edge of a mixed wildflower garden.

Benefits: Especially attractive to butterflies.

American Bellflower, annual or biennial native good for

naturalizing

Bloom Time: Summer

Growing Conditions: Rich, moist, well-drained soils in part

shade. Prefer afternoon shade where summer climates are hot.

Size: 2’6”- 6’ high and 1’-2’ wide.

Benefits: It is a pollinator magnet: many species of bees, wasps,

butterflies, and hummingbirds will visit and search for nectar

and pollen.

Cercis Canadensis (ME) Container Size: 3 Gallon - $39.00

Redbud 5 Gallon - $59.00

10 Gallon - $59.00

Hearts of Gold

Additional Redbud Varieties available:

Rising Sun Sweetheart White Water

Chelone Glabra (ME) Container Size: 1 Quart - $10.00

White Turtlehead

White Turtlehead, annual or biennial native deciduous

perennial.

Bloom Time: July to October white flower spikes

Growing Conditions: Rich, moist soils in full sun to part shade.

Size: 2’6”- 6’ high and 1’-2’ wide.

Benefits: This plant attracts hummingbirds, butterflies, bees, and

other pollinators.

Redbud is a deciduous, ornamental tree, pH adaptable, can tolerate

full sun or part shade and clay or sandy soil.

Bloom Time: March – May before leaves appear

Size: Grows 20’ - 30’ high and 25’ - 35’ wide.



Member Exclusive Varieties: Hearts of Gold 3Gal, Rising Sun

10Gal, Sweetheart 5 & 10Gal, White Water 5Gal

Chelone Lyonii (ME) Container Size: 1 Quart - $10.00

Pink Turtlehead

Chionanthus Viriginicus (ME) Container Size: 5 Gallon - $59.00

Tokyo Tower Fringetree

Cladrastis Kentukea (ME) Container Size: 3 Gallon - $39.00

Perkin’s Pink Yellowwood

Tokyo Tower Fringetree is a deciduous, ornamental tree.

Bloom Time: Spring, 2”- 3” delicately fragrant ivory to white

flower clusters produced on previous years growth.

Size: Grows 12’ - 30’ high and wide.

Growing Conditions: Grows best in full to part sun and average,

well-drained soil, tolerates some drought, does not grow well in

acid soils.

Benefits: Fruits are eaten by birds and small mammals, attracts

pollinators.

Perkin’s Pink Yellowwood is a native deciduous tree, that

provides 3 seasons of interest.

Bloom Time: Flowers April-May, seed pods July-August, leaves

turn yellow/orange in fall.


Growing Conditions: Average moist garden soil, full sun, drought

tolerant once established. Prune in summer to prevent bleeding.

Benefits: Attracts birds and pollinators.

Pink Turtlehead, an upright, clump-forming perennial.

Bloom Time: July to September pink flower spikes

Growing Conditions: Rich, moist soils in full sun to part shade.

Size: 2’-4’ high and 1’-2’ wide.

Benefits: This plant attracts hummingbirds, butterflies, bees, and

other pollinators.

Cornus Kousa (ME) Container Size: 5 Gallon - $49.00

Rosy Teacups Dogwood 10 Gallon - $59.00

Dryopteris Ludoviciana (ME) Container Size: 1 Quart - $10.00

Southern Wood Fern

Hamamelis x Intermedia (ME) Container Size: 3 Gallon - $29.00

Barmstedt Gold Witch Hazel

Hamamelis x Intermedia hybrids, loosely-branched, medium to

large, deciduous shrubs

Bloom Time: ‘Barmstedt Gold’ has golden yellow flowers late

January to March.

Size: 12’ – 20’ tall and to 9-12' wide.

Growing Conditions: Medium moisture, well-drained acidic soils

in full sun to part shade. Best flowering in full sun.


mammals.


Rosy Teacups was bred by Rutgers University to be more disease

resistant, more drought tolerant, more sun tolerant, and more

floriferous than standard dogwood trees.

Bloom Time: Flowers are long lasting, appear several weeks after

native dogwoods, late spring into June.


Growing Conditions: Open sunny areas but prefers some light

shade especially in the hot afternoon, moist but well-drained soil

rich in organic matter.

Benefits: Attracts butterflies, pollinators, songbirds, and bees.

Southern Wood-fern is a native fern from NC south to Florida and

west to TX. Evergreen in mild climates, a slow to moderate grower

with shiny upright leathery green fronds that are very striking in the

garden. Even though it is found in wet areas, Southern Wood-fern

will adapt to average garden conditions in moist fertile soils with

partial sun to full shade. Use this plant in a shade garden as a

ground cover, woodland settings and along streams, bogs and

ponds.

Size: Grows 3’ to 4’ high and 2’ to 3’ wide.

Hippeastrum x Johnsonii (ME) Container Size: 1 Gallon - $5.00

Hardy Amaryllis

Jessamine Sempervirens (ME) Container Size: 1 Quart - $12.00

Carolina Jessamine

Parthenium Integrifolium (ME) Container Size: 1 Quart - $10.00

Wild Quinine

Hardy Amaryllis While most amaryllis hybrids will be killed if

the soil freezes, the hardy amaryllis will survive without harm

through zone 7.

Bloom Time: Blooms usually appear in late spring.

Growing Conditions: Hardy amaryllis is an easy-to-grow bulb.

It is tolerant of acidic or alkaline soils and tolerates clay better

than would be expected, provided the wintertime drainage is

adequate. It grows well in full sun or light shade.

Size: 18-24 inches tall

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Carolina Jessamine is a native evergreen vine admired for its

sweetly scented, canary yellow flowers.

Bloom Time: February to April, depending on the weather.

Growing Conditions: Best grown in moist, organically rich,

well-drained soils in full sun. It will tolerate light shade but

blooms best with full sun.

Size: Vine to 20’ tall

Benefits: Dense growth provides winter cover for wildlife and

flowers attract hummingbirds, butterflies, and other pollinators.

Wild Quinine is a clump-forming, deciduous perennial which

occurs in dry soils on prairies, glades and rocky woods.

Bloom Time: May to August

Growing Conditions: Full sun, dry to medium water, tolerates

drought, erosion, clay soil, dry soil, shallow-rocky soil

Size: 2’- 4’ high and 1’- 2’ wide.

Benefits: Attracts pollinators and is a wildlife food source.

Prunus Cerasifera (ME) Container Size: 3 Gallon - $59.00

Purple Leaf Plum

Rhododendron Austrinum (ME) Container Size: 1 Gallon - $20.00

Florida Azalea (orange flowers)

Silphium Perfoliatum (ME) Container Size: 1 Quart - $2.50

Cup Flower 1 Gallon - $10.00

3 Gallon - $12.00

Purple Leaf Plum, a small, sometimes spiny, deciduous

ornamental tree grown for its attractive purple foliage and

flowers.

Bloom Time: Fragrant white or pink flowers in Spring.

Growing Conditions: Full sun, adapts to various soils, medium

water requirements.


Benefits: Attracts butterflies, songbirds and pollinators.

Florida Azalea, native, multi-stemmed, deciduous woody shrub

and easy to grow

Bloom Time: Showy, fragrant flowers in Spring.

Growing Conditions: Sun-dappled shade, consistent but well-

drained water requirements.


Benefits: Attracts butterflies and hummingbirds.

Cup Flower is a perennial with numerous large, yellow composite

flowers. Leaves join at the stem to form a small cup that holds

water and attracts birds.

Bloom Time: July – September

Growing Conditions: Sun, drought and clay soil tolerant

Size: Grows 3’ to 6’ high

Benefits: Attracts butterflies, hummingbirds, and birds for seed.

Symphyotrichum Georgianum (ME) Container Size: 1 Quart - $5.00

Georgia Aster

Georgia Aster is a native, perennial wildflower in the daisy

family.

Bloom Time: Late September to November

Growing Conditions: Average soil with good drainage and as

much sun exposure as possible.

Size: Grows 2’ - 3’ high and wide

Benefits: Attracts butterflies, songbirds and pollinators.

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