New this Year

Angelonia "Blue Bicolor"
This new Proven Winners introduction has spikes of small blue and white orchid-like flowers on heat and sun loving plants. Use in containers or in the landscape.

Coleus
The colorful foliage of Coleus is making a comeback. We've selected varieties that offer a diversity of foliage color, leaf shape and growth habit. Though most tolerate full sun, they are more valuable in shade, where summer color is scarce. Varieties pictured above: Dipt in Wine, Freckles, Inky Fingers and Skyfire. Not pictured: Compact Burgundy.

Dahlias
These taller Dahlia varieties make a beautiful addition to the garden. They also make a great cut flower. Varieties pictured above: Eveline, Gerry Hoek, Procyon, and Veritable.

Lantana
The cheery multicolored flowers of Lantana will brighten up any sunny spot in your garden or container. They bloom abundantly all summer. Varieties pictured above: Patriot™ Desert Sunset, Patriot™ Rainbow, and Patriot™ Weeper™ Popcorn.

Pennisetum Rubrum
This purple leaved annual fountain grass has beautiful purple foliage tipped by dramatic red-purple plumes. Unbeatable rich color to liven up the perennial border.

Sanvitalia Sunbini
This new Proven Winners introduction is a very compact form that looks much like a creeping zinnia. It is exceptionally elegant in mixed containers.

Perennials

Ajuga Vanilla Chip
"Chocolate Chip's" partner, bright variegation and proportionate deep blue flowers accentuate mini mint-green leaves. Super between stepping stones or in a low container.

Aquilegia "Dorothy Rose"
An outstanding totally unique flower makes a very distinctive display. Rich luminescent, light rose-pink flowers have the unusual characteristic of having several flowers set inside one another.

Aruncus dioicus
A valuable addition to the back of the shade border. It is 5 feet tall with ivory white feather plumes in early summer.

Campanula p. Moerheimii
One of the best flowers for cutting, this long-flowering species is now in a showy double white form. A cottage garden natural!

Cimicifuga ramosa Hillside Black Beauty
Striking dark purplish-black foliage with fragrant, foot-long bottle brush flowers on 4-7 foot stems in Fall. A collectors item!

Coreopsis Sweet Dreams
White ray petals with a raspberry color at the petal base. It is also a continuous blooming Coreopsis.

Dianthus "Eastern Star"
Striking flowers are deep pink with maroon centers and white stamen. Blooms from late spring into fall.

Dianthus "Neon Star"
Single fragrant fringed flowers bloom from late spring until fall over tight compact mats of silvery foliage.

Echinacea Ruby Giant
The largest flowering Echinacea with 8 inch blooms, the petals are not reflexed and are a brilliant hot pink color.

Hemerocallis Final Touch
Pink lavender 6" wide flowers bloom June-October where you might count as much as 50 buds on one stem!

Heuchera Florists Choice
This Heuchera will really "stand out" with nearly 100 flowering stems in a rich pink-red and nearly a yard tall!

Hosta "Diana Remembered"
Just like the princess, this Hosta draws the eye. It is fragrant and has HUGE 4" blooms and the broadest white edge of any H. Plantaginea type.

Hosta "Remember Me"
Has attractive heart-shaped leaves with a bright creamy center framed by a blue-green margin. It reaches a height of 12 inches with a 20 inch spread and is perfect for small areas or the front of a border. Planted en masse, the white center will brighten up dark areas. A portion of proceeds from the sale of these plants are donated to the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation.

Hosta "Silver Kabitan"
This compact brilliant, white-centered beauty is nicely mounding and beautiful in a container.

Lamium Purple Dragon
This new Lamium variety produces the largest deep purple snapdragon-like flowers of any Lamium.

Lobelia Monet Moment
This plant has two amazing traits, immense flower size and masses of flowers. The vigor of this plant is extraordinary as well.

Malva sylvestris Zebrina
This tough perennial is heat and drought tolerant. The flowers look like pinwheels all summer giving a colorful performance from early summer to frost.

Shasta Daisy "Becky"
Perennial Plant Association Plant of the Year 2003! Large, single flower heads are sturdy even after a hard rain. Flowers from summer to fall if deadheaded.

Stokesia Peach Melba
A peach colored imprint at the center of each flower accents large blooms of creamy white. Very floriforous. A butterfly magnet.

Flowering Shrubs

Hydrangea Limelight
An extraordinary new Hydrangea with exquisite bright lime-green flowers. The color is breathtakingly beautiful and adds much needed color to the late summer landscape.

Hibiscus syriacus "Lavender Chiffon"
A whole new look for Hardy Hibiscus. Brightly colored, anemone-like lavender flowers in summer.

Physocarpus "Diabolo"
An exciting new shrub from Germany with attractive dark purple leaves. Pinkish-white button-like flowers in mid-summer. Very showy and extremely hardy.

Sambcus Elder "Black Beauty"
This breakthrough plant has loads of lemon scented, rich pink flowers in June - early July that contrast wonderfully with its intriguing dark black foliage. Grow it as a shrub or cut it back each year and use it as a bold perennial.

Spirea "Pink Parasols"
It's Pink! Spirea fritschiana in a new color. Big, fluffy umbrella-like blooms cover this mounded shrub in June. Bluish-green leaves turn a nice yellow-orange color in autumn. Great for massing.

Spira "Snow Storm"
This superb Spirea selection has an abundance of large white blooms in April and May. In bloom it's literally a snow storm.

Viburnum "Blue Muffin"
An exciting new compact selection of Arrowwood Viburnum. Perfect for residential landscapes. This compact beauty has loads of white spring flowers and an impressive display of rich blue berries. Makes a great low hedge or foundation plant.

Weigela "French Lace"
An exciting new varigated selection with dark red flowers and bright yellow leaf margins.

Weigela "Wine & Roses"
Dark burgundy-purple foliage and intense rose-pink colored flowers jump against the dark rich foliage! Needs full sun for darkest color.

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