Plant Sale Catalog Spring 2015

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1 Plant Sale Catalog Spring 2015 SOUTH CAROLIA O T A I C A L G A R D E where nature and culture meet

2 Amsonia hubrichtii Arkansas bluestar Collector's Corner An erect, clump-forming plant that features blue spring flowers, feathery green summer foliage and golden fall color. Powdery blue, star-like flowers in terminal clusters in late spring 3' tall stems. Leaves turn bright gold in fall. Flowers last longer if given some afternoon shade. Easily grown in average, medium, well-drained soil. Full sun to part shade. Grows to 2-3 tall and wide. Arisaema triphyllum Jack in the pulpit D A spring woodland wildflower. Flower is an erect spadix with tiny flowers, and a sheath-like spathe that forms a hood. Spathe is usually green or purple on the outside; inside is striped purple and greenish white. Two large leaves with three leaflets provide shade to the flower. Goes dormant by mid-summer. est grown in fertile, medium to wet soil. Part to full shade. Grows to 24 tall and 18 wide. Dyschoriste oblongifolia twinflower A short-lived perennial with showy, lavender flowers. Grows quickly to form a rounded, fine-textured plant. Paired lavender flowers occur throughout the growing season with heaviest bloom in May. Useful as a ground cover. Tolerant of dry soils. Grows well on acidic, well-drained, sandy soils. Larval host plant for common buckeye butterflies Ṅ Sun to part shade. Grows 6-12 tall. Erythrina 'idwillii' idwell's coral tree A deciduous multi-stemmed shrub. looms continually on new growth with peak flowering in summer. arrow 2" long dark red flowers are on 2-3' spikes that arch out and above the foliage. Water infrequently; trim back after flowering and prune hard in winter. Requires full sun or filtered shade. Grows to 20' by 20'. H Erythronium americanum trout lily One of the earliest spring flowers. Features two mottled basal leaves, and a small yellow lily nodding from the top of a scape. The flower opens each morning and closes each night. Plants require 5-6 years to mature. Spreads from offshoots of the corm. Foliage disappears in summer. Prefer a humus rich soil. Shade. To 8" tall. $16 CC CC 4" Zone: 8-10 CC 3/4 gal Zone: 8-11 CC 2 gal CC 4" Laurus nobilis sweet bay Slender conical form slowly grows into a small shapely tree. Dark green, highly aromatic foliage. A flavorful culinary seasoning. Can be sheared into a formal hedge or topiary form. Thrives in containers. est in a rich, moist soil. Zone: 8-11 CC Part to full sun. Grows to ft. tall and wide, to 35 ft. tall as a single-trunk tree. 4" Pinckneya bracteata fevertree A large, open shrub or small tree with coarse, rich-green leaves at branch ends. Flowers are yellowish-green and tubular with five, reflexed lobes, and showy white, pink or rose sepals reminiscent of poinsettias. Under cultivation, this tree responds well to fertile, well-drained soil. Part shade. Grows 10-30' tall. Salvia darcyi Darcy's Mexican sage An evergreen (winter climate dependent) salvia from Mexico. Spreads by stolons to produce wide clumps that are densely covered with aromatic, pastel green leaves. Terminal racemes of large, bright coral-red flowers in late spring and again in fall. Prefers loamy soil, but will tolerate clay. Provide regular irrigation, but do not overwater. Drought tolerant. Sun to part sun. Grows to 2-4' tall and spreads. Sequoia sempervirens coast redwood A narrow-conical, evergreen conifer. Features flat, bright green needles (1 ), oblong seed cones (1.25,) long and furrowed, and reddish-brown bark on a straight trunk that is flared outward at the base. Species is monoecious. Grows best in cool, moist climates with consistently high moisture levels. Cuttings from SCG trees. Full sun. Grows to 60-80' tall and 15-25' wide. Zone: 7-9 CC Zone: 6-10 CC 3/4 gal $16 Zone: 7-9 CC =ATIVE SPECIES, =UTTERFLY ATTRACTAT, H=HUMMIGIRD ATTRACTAT, D=DEER RESISTAT Page 1 of 41

3 Shortia galacifolia Oconee bells Collector's Corner A very rare evergreen herbaceous perennial with round, glossy, dark green, basal leaves similar to galax (but smaller, with pale veins, wavy margins, & w/o basal lobes). Solitary white to pinkish bell-shaped flowers on leafless stalks in early spring. Spreads by underground runners. ative habitat is streambanks and slopes of gorges in high rainfall areas. Shade. Grows to 6" in height and spreads slowly. Tagetes lemmonii mountain marigold A sprawling, shrubby half-hardy perennial daisy with aromatic foliage. Lacy compound leaves have serrated leaflets. Flower heads (2") have bright yellow-gold rays and darker yellow discs. Well drained soil is a must. Very tolerant of drought conditions. looms only during short-day seasons. Grows to 4' tall and 6' wide. Trillium cuneatum toadshade; little sweet etsy The most vigorous and lagest of our eastern sessile trilliums flowering in March-April. Flower is maroon. Found in rich, mostly upland woods, especially on limestone soils. Offered are 4 year old plants from a local collection. Will flower at 6-7 years old. Shade. Grows to a little over 1' tall. Zone: 5-7 CC 3" $16 Zone: 8-11 CC CC 3 in =ATIVE SPECIES, =UTTERFLY ATTRACTAT, H=HUMMIGIRD ATTRACTAT, D=DEER RESISTAT Page 2 of 41

4 Aronia arbutifolia chokeberry Deciduous Shrubs A multi-stemmed shrub that is native to both wet and dry thickets. Grows in a vase-shaped form and tends to sucker and form colonies. Clusters of white to light pink, 5-petaled flowers appear in spring, and are followed by abundant glossy red fruits. Foliage turns bright red in autumn. Wide range of soil tolerance including boggy soils. Full sun to part shade. Grows to 6-10' tall and 3-6' wide. Aronia arbutifolia 'rilliantissima' red chokeberry A compact cultvar that produces abundant glossy red berries and has vibrant red leaves in the fall. White-pink flowers in clusters in spring. May produce suckers. Wide range of soil tolerances including boggy soils. Full sun to part shade. Grows to 6-8' high. Callicarpa americana beautyberry A loose, open shrub for winter interest and naturalizing. Flowers on new growth and produces brilliant violet fruits encircling the stems in the fall. Reported to bear more fruit if several are planted together. Prefers the soil of its natural forest floor habitat - a moist clay or sand enriched with organic matter. Requires full sun to part shade. Grows to 8' high and 6' across. Callicarpa shikokiana Shikoku beautyberry C01 C01 $12 Zone: 6-10 C01 One of Japan's most beautiful beautyberries. Pink flowers in spring are followed by lilac berries in the fall. Upright in form with arching branches and a fine leaf texture. Yellow fall foliage. Well-drained soils. Zone: 7-9 C02 Full sun to part shade. Can grow to 6' tall and wide. Calycanthus floridus sweetshrub A dense, rounded, deciduous shrub that produces suckers and forms colonies. Very fragrant, reddish-brown flowers begin in spring and continue into summer. Prefers rich, loamy, well-drained soils but will tolerate clay. Also available in 1 gallons for. Full sun to part shade. Grows 6-10' tall and 6-12' wide. Calycanthus raulstonii 'Hartlage Wine' Raulston's allspice Developed by the J.C. Raulston Arboretum at CSU. Has very large and showy wine-red flowers in spring. Foliage is a deep, dark-green and stems are maroon. Thrives in semi-shade in a fertile, well-drained soil. (Syn. Xsinocalycalycanthus raulstonii.) Semi-shade. Grows 6-8' tall and wide. Cephalanthus occidentalis buttonbush A rounded, open branched. wetland shrub with tiny, creamy white flowers (1") in dense spherical heads. Sweetly fragrant and produced over a long period in late spring and summer. Typically grows in places that have standing water part of the year. Cannot tolerate drought. Responds well to pruning. Full sun is best. Typically grows to 6-8 tall and wide. H Chaenomeles superba 'Cameo' flowering quince A hybrid flowering quince (C. japonica x C. speciosa) noted for double peach-pink flowers (before leaves fully unfold), and compact shape. A dense, broad, rounded, shrub with tangled, spiny-tipped twigs. looms on old growth. Adapts to most soil conditions, but prefers well-drained loams. Full sun to part shade. Grows to 3-4' tall and 4-5' wide. Clerodendrum trichotum harlequin glorybower A coarse, sometimes unkempt, shrub or small tree noted for late summer flowers, showy fruit and foliage that smells like peanut butter. Tubular, fragrant, white flowers begin in late summer. Small bright blue fruits, subtended by a fleshy red calyx. Grow in organically rich, well-drained soils. Train to grow as a tree. SCG seedlings. Full sun to part shade. Grows to tall and wide. D D $12 $16 01 $ gal $16 C01 C03 Zone: =ATIVE SPECIES, =UTTERFLY ATTRACTAT, H=HUMMIGIRD ATTRACTAT, D=DEER RESISTAT Page 3 of 41

5 Clethra alnifolia 'Ruby Spice' summersweet; sweet pepperbush Deciduous Shrubs Produces fragrant, rose-pink summer flowers and also has an attractive yellow color in the fall. Prefers moist soils and can tolerate clay. The darkest pink selection. Award winning. Part shade. Grows up to 6' tall and 5' wide. Cornus amomum silky dogwood An open, rounded, mid-size shrub. Twigs and leaf undersides have silky hairs, hence the common name. Late spring yellow-white flowers. Late summer berries attract birds. Prefers moist, organically rich, slightly acidic soils. est with heavy mulch; can form thickets. Fine for moist woodlands. Part shade. Grows to 6-12' tall and wide. H Deutzia gracilis 'ikko' slender deutzia A dwarf, dense, rounded shrub which forms a graceful, spreading mound. Tiny white flowers in small, upright panicles cover the shrub in early spring for a few weeks. Medium green leaves turn an attractive deep burgundy in fall. Prefers moist, humusy soils. est flowering in full sun. Full sun to part shade. Grows to 1-2' tall and 2-5' wide. Exochorda 'Snow Day Surprise' pearlbush A compact, upright, mounding, deciduous shrub. Prolific bloom of white flowers in April-May. uds resemble pearls. Prefers acidic, organically rich loams. est with regular watering, but established plants have some drought tolerance. Flowers on old growth. Full sun to part shade. Grows to 2' tall and 1.5' wide. Forsythia intermedia 'Lynwood' forsythia A naturally-occurring sport of F. 'Spectabilis' discovered in 1935 at Lynwood Garden in orthern Ireland. A vigorous, heavy-blooming forsythia with large, bright yellow, profuse flowers. Easily grown in average, medium moisture, welldrained soils. Also available in. for. Full sun. Grows to 6-9' tall and wide. Fothergilla major 'Mt. Airy' dwarf fothergilla An upright, slow grower with a tendency to sucker. Dark blue-green foilage is remarkable. White, fragrant flowers in the early spring and superb orange color in the fall. Prefers moist, acidic, organically rich soils which have good drainage. eeds regular watering. Full sun to part shade. Grows 3-5' tall and wide. Hydrangea arborescens 'Hayes Starburst' smooth hydrangea A selection of our native southern hydrangea. A multi-stemmed shrub with starry, double white flowers in mophead clusters all summer long. Serrated dark green foliage. Limbs may flop under weight of flowers. Prune in late winter/early spring as flowers on current season's growth. Supply ample moisture for best results. SCG sourced and grown. Part sun to part shade. Grows to 3-4 tall and somewhat wider. Hydrangea macrophylla bigleaf hydrangea A compact, rounded shrub with erect, unbranched stems. Large flat-topped corymb with numerous flowers (pink, white, blue or violet color) borne on previous season's growth. Wilts (flags) during dry weather; prune after flowering. Prefers moist, well-drained soil enriched with organic matter. Plants offered are SCG sourced. Partial shade. Grows to 3-4 tall and 5-6 wide. Hydrangea paniculata 'Pink Diamonds' panicle hydrangea A compact cultivar that grows in a rounded, upright form. Dense, cone-shaped panicles (to 12 ) from July to September. Flowers emerge white but mature to a rich pink. Strong stiff stems hold panicles upright. est grown in organically rich, medium moisture, well-drained soils. eeds consistent moisture. Prune in late winter. SCG sourced. Full sun to part shade. Grows to 5-10 tall and wide. D $22 Zone: $24 02 C03 $12 C03 C04 $22 C =ATIVE SPECIES, =UTTERFLY ATTRACTAT, H=HUMMIGIRD ATTRACTAT, D=DEER RESISTAT Page 4 of 41

6 Hydrangea paniculata 'Tardiva' panicle hydrangea Deciduous Shrubs A vigorous, upright, rapid-growing, somewhat coarsely textured, deciduous shrub. Features upright, sharply-pointed, conical, terminal flower panicles (6-8 ) from mid-summer into fall. Prune as needed in late winter to early spring. est as a large, multi-stemmed shrub. Grow in organically rich, medium moisture, well-drained soils. Full sun to part shade. Grows to 8-12' tall and 7-10' wide. Hydrangea quercifolia oakleaf hydrangea Large oak shaped leaves and lengthy flowering season contribute to the popularity of this native species. White (aging to pink-purple), conical flower clusters begin in May. Prune after flowering. est grown in fertile, medium moisture, welldrained soils. Full sun to part shade. Grows 6-8' tall and wide. Hydrangea quercifolia 'Pee Wee' oakleaf hydrangea A compact cultivar with an upright and rounded form. Elongated, pyramidal panicles appear in early summer and last for months. Flowers emerge white, fade to pink and turn brown by late summer. Good fall foliage color. Stems have attractive exfoliating bark. Grow in rich, medium moisture, well-drained soils. Mulch. Prune after flowering. Full sun to part shade. Grows to 3-4' tall and 2-3' wide. Hydrangea quercifolia 'Sikes Dwarf' oakleaf hydrangea An upright, broadly round, suckering shrub. Mature stems exfoliate revealing rich brown inner bark on this late spring/early summer bloomer. Large flowers in mid-summer that progress from green to white to pink. Grows well in moist well-drained soils. Full sun to part shade. Grows 2-3' tall and 3-4' wide. Hydrangea serrata 'luebird' lacecap hydrangea Spectacular lace-cap bloom has a ring of sea-blue sterile florets surrounding a large cluster of rich blue fertile flowers. looms in early summer on old wood (prune after flowering). Flowers attain best blue tint in acid soils. Attractive reddish fall foliage. Well-drained, moist soil. Will require frequent watering. From the SCG collection. Partial sun to partial shade. Grows 4-6 tall and wide. Hydrangea 'Strawberries and Cream' lacecap hydrangea A lace cap hydrangea with dramatic red/white flowers contrasting against large dark green foliage. With a compact and bushy rounded growth habit, makes an excellent garden specimen and looks great in massed plantings. Requires an evenly moist well-drained soil for optimal growth. Part sun to part shade. Grows to 4 tall and wide. Ilex verticillata 'Southern Gentleman' Southern Gentleman winterberry Multi-stemmed plant with an upright, oval form. Tends to sucker and spread. This is a late blooming male cultivar that pollinates female species. General rule is one male plant for every 9-10 female plants. Can tolerate poor drainage. Full sun to part shade. Grows 6-10' tall. Itea virginica Virginia sweetspire An erect, rounded native featuring fragrant, tiny white flowers in cylindrical, drooping racemes (2-5") in early summer. Oval, dark green leaves (1-4") turn an attractive red in autumn, sometimes persisting until December. Prefers moist, humusy soils, but tolerates a wide range of soil conditions. Can form dense colonies by root suckering. Full sun to part shade. Grows to 3-5 tall and wide. Leptodermis oblonga leptodermis A great low-maintenance plant. Features lilac-scented, violet flowers in the summer. eeds regular watering. Produces root suckers. Great for containers. Grow in average, medium moisture, well-drained soils. Full sun to part shade. Grows to 1.5' tall and 2' wide $ Zone: /4 gal Zone: 3-9 C03 C04 $12 C05 =ATIVE SPECIES, =UTTERFLY ATTRACTAT, H=HUMMIGIRD ATTRACTAT, D=DEER RESISTAT Page 5 of 41

7 Punica granatum 'ana' pomegranate Deciduous Shrubs A dwarf version of the species with a compact and dense habit. Orange-red single flowers in summer, and small red fruit in fall. looms on new wood; prune late in the dormant season. Tolerates heat and a variety of soils. Great in the garden or as a container plant. Drought tolerant once established. Full sun. Grows to 3-4' tall and 3' wide. Punica granatum 'Salavatski' Russian pomegranate A cold hardy pomegranate bearing large, orange -red skinned fruits with red arils. A hard seeded variety. Protect from winter winds. Develops into a round bushy small tree. Self fertile. eeds a well drained soil, and thrives on calcareous and sandy soils. Edible fruit. Sun to part sun. Grows to 6-8' tall or more. Rhododendron austrinum Florida azalea An upright deciduous shrub with loose, irregular branching. Fragrant funnel-shaped flowers (yellow, peach, orange-red) in dense clusters (8-15 flowers) in early spring just before or as the foliage emerges. Shallow, fibrous root systems benefit from mulch. Slowly naturalizes by root suckers. est grown in acidic, light, sandy well-drained soils. Shady site. Grows to 6-10' tall and 4-6' wide. H Rhododendron austrinum 'Don's Variegated' Florida azalea There are very few variegated deciduous azaleas and we are proud to offer one. Don's Variegated has bright green leaves with creamy marbled flecks. Flowers are about 1" wide, fragrant, in clusters of 8-15, and range from pure yellow to orangereddish. Flowers before leaves. Part shade. Grows to 6-10 tall and wide. H Rhododendron austrinum Firecracker Florida azalea An upright, deciduous shrub with loose, irregular branching. Fragrant, funnel-shaped flowers in dense clusters just before or as foliage emerges. Flowers are orange with a touch of red on this variety. Grow in an acidic, light, sandy, well-drained soil. Part shade. Grows to 6-10 tall and 4-6 wide. H Rhododendron austrinum 'Kelsey's Glow' native azalea A selection of the Florida flame azalea. Flowers in mid-spring. Well-branched, dense, and nicely shaped. Sweetly fragrant, clustered blooms are yellow, with a flame of deep red at the center. Shallow-rooted and benefits from mulch. Moist but well-drained soils. Part shade. Grows to 10-12' tall and 8-10' wide. H Rhododendron austrinum 'Lisa's Gold' Florida azalea A cultivar of the native flame azalea with fragrant golden yellow flowers. A loose, upright, multi-stemmed shrub. Flowers early. est in loose, moist, well-drained, slightly acidic soils. Fertilize when leaves emerge. Part shade. Grows slowly to 10' tall and 10' wide. Rhododendron canescens Piedmont azalea H A native large shrub that is found in moist woods, swamp margins, and along streams. Features clusters (5-9 flowers) of fragrant, funnel-shaped, pink flowers (1-2 ) in early spring as the foliage begins to emerge. Shallow, fibrous root systems benefit from mulching. est grown in acidic, humusy, organically rich, moisture-retentive but well-drained soils. Part shade. Grows to 6-15 tall and 6-10 wide. H Rhododendron canescens 'Maria's Simply Gorgeous' mountain azalea Features clusters (5-9 flowers per cluster) of fragrant, funnel-shaped, rich pink flowers (1-2 long) in early spring as the foliage begins to emerge. A beautiful selection of our native deciduous azalea. Slowly naturalizes by root suckers. est grown in acidic, humusy, organically rich, moisture-retentive but well-drained soils. Part shade. Grows to 6-15' tall and 6-12' wide. H $12 Zone: 7-11 C05 C06 07 $12 04 $22 06 $22 Zone: $ $12 04 =ATIVE SPECIES, =UTTERFLY ATTRACTAT, H=HUMMIGIRD ATTRACTAT, D=DEER RESISTAT Page 6 of 41

8 Rhododendron colemanii Red Hills azalea Deciduous Shrubs A recently identified native azalea species that grows in the Red Hills region of Southern AL and eastward along the Chattahoochee River. One of the tallest, most richly colored and fragrant of all the native azaleas. Late blooming, fragrant flowers can be white or pink (rarely yellow) and appear after leaves. Moist, well drained, acidic soils. Part shade. Grows to 8-12 tall and 6-10 wide. Rhododendron 'Darlin's Dream' hybrid native azalea Sweetly fragrant, crisp white blooms with lavender edging plus a golden yellow throat. Parents are R. canescens and R. alabamense. looms are funnel-shaped. Handsome light green foliage. One of the larger and more impressive azalea cultivars. Partial shade. Grows tall and 6-8 wide. H Rhododendron flammeum 'Florence Oconee azalea A robust selection of R. flammeum. Selected and named by Charles Webb of Superior Trees in Florida. Large terminal clusters of bright orange flowers in spring after foliage emerges. Distinguish from R. austrinum by flowers usually with a blotch, no fragrance, and no sticky glandular hairs. Moist but well drained, acidic soils. Part shade. Grows to 6-8 tall and 4-6 wide. H Rhododendron flammeum 'Pure Orange' Oconee azalea A selection of our native Oconee azalea featuring slightly fragrant, funnel shaped, pure orange flowers in ball-shaped trusses. Flowers in midseason. Form is an attractive mound. Well-drained, acidic soils. Part shade. Grows to 6-8' tall and 4-6' wide. Rhododendron 'My Mary' My Mary azalea H A deciduous hybrid azalea (R. acoochee x R. austrinum). est in acidic, humusy, organically rich, medium moisture, moisture-retentive but well-drained soils. Fragrant, tubular flowers are bright yellow with orange tubes in clusters in April- May. Requires part shade. Grows to 4-6' tall by 3-5' wide. Rhododendron prunifolium plumleaf azalea A large shrub or small tree, multi-stemmed with an upright habit and tiered branching. Flowers, in a raceme of four to seven, appear in July to August predominately in shades of red to orange-red to orange and are partially hidden by foliage. Moist, cool, well-drained acidic soils high in organic matter. Part shade. Grows to 8-15' tall. Rhododendron 'Sautee Sunset' hybrid native azalea Vibrant, hot pink blooms streaked with subtler tones of cream and apricot on ball-shaped trusses as early as mid April. Reblooms for months. Prefers acidic soil and organic matter. Shallow rooted and prefers consistently moist conditions. Add a layer of coarse mulch around the roots and water frequently in summer. Part to full shade. Grows to 6-8 tall. H Rhododendron 'Summer Eyelet' hybrid native azalea A strong growing selection of our native R. vicosum. Handsome, glossy, dark green foliage and spicy, clove-like scented white flowers in clusters in mid summer. Well-drained soils, medium moisture. Mulching is always a positive with any rhododendron. Grows to 5' tall and 4' wide. Rhododendron 'Tangerine Delight Tangerine Delight azalea One of the best orange native azalea crosses (Rhododendron calendulaceum X Knaphill hybrids). Clusters of brilliant orange, fragrant flowers in mid spring. A fast-growing shrub that is very adaptable to environmental stresses and easy to grow. Good choice for the novice to native azaleas. Part shade. Grows to 10 tall and 6-8 wide. 07 $ $12 Zone: $22-6 Zone: $22 06 $22 06 $22 06 =ATIVE SPECIES, =UTTERFLY ATTRACTAT, H=HUMMIGIRD ATTRACTAT, D=DEER RESISTAT Page 7 of 41

9 Rhus aromatica 'Gro-Low' fragrant sumac Deciduous Shrubs A dense, rambling, low-growing shrub. Leaves and twigs are aromatic. Flowers are not showy, but are followed by impressive red fruit. Tolerates clay and dry soils. Full sun to part shade. Grows 2' high and up to 8' wide. Rubus 'Ouachita' thornless blackberry Ouachita blackberry was bred by the University of Arkansas. Glossy black, medium sized plump berries from early to midsummer on upright thornless canes that do not need support. May be grown as a hedge. Great disease resistance. Excellent for freezing, pies and jams. Well-drained, fertile, slightly acidic soils. Mulch heavily. Full sun. Grows on average to 4-5 tall and 5-6 wide. Spiraea 'ailcarol' Sundrop spirea A hardy golden spirea that holds foliage color even in the hottest of summers. Petite foliage grows densely on a dwarf rounded habit. Pink flowers are produced in mid summer will continue intermittently if dead-headed. Well-drained soils. (PPAF) Full sun to part shade. Grows to 1-2' tall and 2-3' wide. Spiraea betulafolia 'Tor' spirea A birchleaf cultivar that forms a dense, compact, rounded mound. Tiny white flowers in clusters cover the foliage in late spring. Dark green leaves. Foliage turns lovely shades of orange, red and purple in autumn. Flowers on new wood, so prune in late winter/early spring. Easy to grow in average, medium, well-drained soils. Full sun. Grows to 2-3' tall and wide. Spiraea japonica Goldmound Japanese spirea A dense, upright, mounded, shrub with small, oval, toothed leaves. Tiny pink flowers in flat-topped clusters cover the foliage in late spring to mid-summer. Gold Mound is noted for its attractive golden foliage. Leaves emerge golden in spring, but gradually fade to a gold-green as summer progresses. Tolerates light shade and a wide range of soils. Requires full sun. Grows to 2-3 tall and 3-4 wide. Styrax americanus American snowbell D A wetland species noted for showy, bell-shaped, pendulous, mildly fragrant, white flowers (1/2") from leaf axils or stem ends, in late spring (single or clusters of 1-4). Elliptic dark green leaves (to 3"). Prune as needed in winter. est grown in acidic, organically rich, medium to wet soils with reasonable soil drainage. A host plant for promethea moth. Full sun to part shade. Grows to 6-10 tall and wide. Vaccinium ashei 'Powderblue' rabbiteye blueberry A rabbiteye blueberry that produce medium-sized, firm, powder-blue colored and flavorful berries in mid-season. Use 3 cultivars for best fruit set (pollinates well with rightwell or Tifblue). Requires chills hours. Well-drained sandy loam, acidic soils (ph ). Full sun. Grows to 8' tall and 6' wide. Vaccinium corymbosum 'Abundance' Southern highbush blueberry A vigorous, upright bush that produces large, firm, medium-blue berries with a small picking scar. High yields of berries in early to mid season. Harvest length of 3-5 wks. Plant several different cultivars for best cross-pollination. Prune after harvest. Developed through a breeding program at the UF. Fertile, acidic, moist, well-drained soils. Full sun to part shade. Grows to 5-6 tall and 4 wide. Vaccinium corymbosum 'Farthing' Southern highbush blueberry A vigorous plant with a dense, compact canopy. Leaves tend to be healthy and relatively free of leaf spots. erries are large and firm, and have a good picking scar but tend to be dark in color. Flowers later than most southern cultivars and berries mature mid-season. Harvest extends for 4-6 wks. Fertile, acidic, moist, well-drained soils. PP 12,783. Full sun to part shade. Grows to 5-6 tall and 4 wide. D Zone: 3-9 C06 C06 C06 8" C06 C06 $12 C01 Zone: 7-9 C07 Zone: 7-10 C08 Zone: 8-10 C08 =ATIVE SPECIES, =UTTERFLY ATTRACTAT, H=HUMMIGIRD ATTRACTAT, D=DEER RESISTAT Page 8 of 41

10 Vaccinium corymbosum 'Jelly ean' Jelly ean blueberry Deciduous Shrubs A dwarf blueberry that produces bumper crops of large, delicious blueberries in mid-summer. Rich green, elongated foliage is often tinted with red at edges and tips. Sets fruit on the previous year s canes. Makes a great low hedge or feature plant for patio containers. Grow in an acidic, well-drained soil. Self pollinating. (PPAF) Full sun to part shade. Grows to 1-2' tall and wide. Vaccinium corymbosum 'Misty' Southern highbush blueberry One of the more attractive blueberries with bluish green leaves that contrast perfectly with striking pink and white spring flowers. Medium large, very sweet fruit in mid-season. Can over produce. ice fall color. Fertile, acidic, moist, welldrained soils. Full sun to part shade. Grows to 5-6 tall and 3-4 wide. Vaccinium Sunshine lue highbush blueberry A compact southern highbush cultivar. Dainty, waxy, bell-shaped, white flowers in spring followed by medium to small, dark blue berries that ripen in mid-season. Leaves turn attractive shades of red & purple in fall. Reddish stems attractive in winter. est grown in acidic, organically rich, medium to wet, well-drained soils. Appreciates a good organic mulch Ḃ Full sun to part shade. Grows to 3-4 tall and wide. Vaccinium 'Top Hat' Top Hat blueberry A compact, dwarf blueberry with delicious pea-sized, light blue fruit in early and mid-summer. Self-fertile but greater harvest when more than one planted. Recommended are only 400 chilling hours. Provide an acidic, well-drained soil. Excellent bright red/orange fall color. ice for patio containers. Requires full sun. Grows to 1-2' tall and wide. Viburnum burkwoodii Conoy burkwood viburnum A multi-stemmed shrub introduced by the ational Arboretum. oted for its compact, spreading habit and glossy, dark green foliage. Fragrant, creamy white flowers in flat-topped umbels (2-4") in April, followed by clusters of red drupes. Leaves remain evergreen in Z 7-8. Plant in groups for cross-pollination. Easily grown in average, well-drained soils Ḃ Full sun to part shade. Grows to 4-5 tall and 7-8 wide. Viburnum acerfolium mapleleaf arrowwood A small shrub that naturalizes through suckering. White flowers in long-stalked, flat-topped cymes (mid to late spring), followed by red berries in late summer. More shade tolerant than most viburnums. Easily grown in average, medium moisture, well-drained soil. Full sun to part shade. Grows 3-6' high by 2-4' wide. Viburnum macrocephalum Chinese snowball viburnum A rounded, vase-shaped shrub featuring non-fragrant, sterile florets in dense globose clusters (5-8" wide) in late spring. Florets emerge lime green, but quickly turn white. o fruit is produced. Prefers moist, acidic loams, but tolerant. Prune as needed immediately after flowering. Full sun to part shade. Grows to 6-10+' tall and wide. Viburnum nudum possumhaw A dense shrub with upright stems that arch with age to form a spreading rounded crown. Flat-topped clusters (3-5 ) of creamy white flowers are followed by colorful fruit (red to blue to black). Thickened dark green leaves (3-5 ) are more lustrous than most viburnums. Red to purplish fall color. Prefers wet, mucky, acidic soils, but adaptable. Sun to partial shade. Grows to tall. Viburnum nudum 'Winterthur' smooth witherod A rounded, multi-stemmed shrub. Produces aromatic white flower clusters in late spring. Also produces attractive berries. Leaves turn maroon in fall. Originally introduced by Winterthur Gardens in DE. Okay in boggy soils. Full sun to part shade. Grows 5-12' tall and wide. $16 C07 8" C08 Zone: 6-10 C08 Zone: 3-7 C07 C09 C09 C09 C07 C07 =ATIVE SPECIES, =UTTERFLY ATTRACTAT, H=HUMMIGIRD ATTRACTAT, D=DEER RESISTAT Page 9 of 41

11 Xanthorhiza simplicissima yellowroot Deciduous Shrubs An often overlooked landscape plant originally valued as a dye and medicinal plant. Fibrous suckering roots and stout, yellowish brown stems that do not branch. Elegant, subtle, plum-colored flowers in spring before and as leaves emerge. Vigorous spreader and useful for bank stabilization. Prefers shaded moist areas but grows in full sun. Part to full shade. Grows to 1-3 tall and spreads vigorously. Zone: =ATIVE SPECIES, =UTTERFLY ATTRACTAT, H=HUMMIGIRD ATTRACTAT, D=DEER RESISTAT Page 10 of 41

12 Deciduous Large Shrubs/Small Trees Acer japonicum 'Emmett's Pumpkin' Emmett's Pumpkin Japanese maple Part of the Full Moon group of maples. An upright selection featuring strong branching, large leaves and wonderful foliage coloration. ew spring growth emerges green with tangerine overtones, and become blushed with gold-orange overtones in summer. The glowing reddish orange fall color is phenomenal! Grow in a well-drained, organic soil. Full sun to part shade. Grows to tall and 8-10 wide. Acer leucoderme chalk bark maple A native tree often seen with multiple trunks. Attractive chalky, white or light gray bark. Lobed leaves (2-3") with fuzzy undersides. Spectacular fall color ranging from yellow to vivid orange and deep red. ark on older trees becomes ridged and blackened near the ground. Shade and drought tolerant. Pest free. ot particular as to soil type. Full sun to shade. Grows to tall and wide. Acer palmatum ihou ihou Japanese maple ihou (translates to beautiful mountain range) is a must for the garden. ew leaves are chartreuse with red edges turning medium green in summer. Pale yellow bark becomes highlighted with orange in response to winter cold. A real attention catcher. A vigorous grower. Easily grown in moist, organically rich, slightly acidic, well-drained soils. Partial sun to partial shade. Grows to tall and 8-10 wide. H Acer palmatum 'Fireglow' Fireglow Japanese maple A vigorous, reliable tree that burns fire-red. Similar to loodgood, but leaves are not as deeply divided and has a deeper red color throughout the summer. Does well in hot, sunny conditions. Foliage becomes purple red in early fall. Forms an upright tree/shrub shape with many slender dark red shoots. Part shade. Grows to 6-10 tall in 10 years. Acer palmatum 'Fjellheim' Fjellheim Japanese maple Discovered as a witches broom of Sango Kaku. An amazing grower in our area that enjoys heat. Green leaves turn to red, orange and yellow in fall. Red bark color remains year round. Grows into an intermediate sized bush form with an extremely full appearance. Perfect plant for container growing. Well-drained, organic matter enriched soils. Full to part sun. Grows to 8 tall and 6 wide. Acer palmatum 'Ki hachijo' Kihachijo Japanese maple Spring foliage is a bright green that darkens in summer. Forms a beautiful round topped tree with age, usually wider than tall. Slow growing when young. Fall color is orange, gold and wonderful. Well-drained, moist, fertile soil is best. Shelter from wind. Filtered sun. Grows to 8-10 tall and wide in 10 years. Acer palmatum 'uresagi' Japanese maple An underutilized purple leaf cultivar. Leaf lobes are slender and widely separated, creating an airy, floating appearance. ew leaves have an opalescent quality. Also attractive is the dark purple color of the newer branches and twigs. Cultivar name from Japanese means wet heron. Easily grown in moist, organically rich, slightly acidic, well-drained soils. Part sun to part shade. Grows to tall and 8-15 wide. Aesculus parviflora bottlebrush buckeye One of the best summer-flowering shrubs for shade areas. Dense, mounded, suckering, multi-stemmed featuring palmate leaves and erect panicles (12") of tubular white flowers with red anthers/pinkish filaments in mid-summer. Flowers give way to glossy pear-shaped nuts (buckeyes). Yellow autumn color. Easily grown in average, medium, well-drained soils. Part to full shade. Grows to 8-12 tall and 8-15 wide. Aesculus pavia red buckeye Showy 4-10" panicles of red flowers in spring. Prefers moist, fertile soils. Foliage tends to scorch and decline in dry conditions. Produces seed casings called buckeyes. Moist, well-drained soils. Part shade. Can grow 10-20' tall. H D $70 08 C01 $70 08 $70 08 $70 Zone: $70 08 $ $ gal =ATIVE SPECIES, =UTTERFLY ATTRACTAT, H=HUMMIGIRD ATTRACTAT, D=DEER RESISTAT Page 11 of 41

13 Asimina triloba pawpaw Deciduous Large Shrubs/Small Trees A colony forming, understory, large shrub or small tree that produces one of the largest edible fruits in the United States. Does best in moist, acidic, fertile soils. Selections offered are two year old seedlings from a local population. Part shade. Grows to 15-20' tall and wide. Cornus florida 'Junior Miss' pink flowering dogwood A large flowering cultivar. The outer portions of the bract are pink and change to white in the center. Has a shallow root system and benefits from mulch. Prefers an acidic, well-drained soil that contains a significant amount of organic matter. Part shade. Grows to 15-25' tall and 15-20' wide. Cornus foemina swamp dogwood A native woody shrub with a rounded shape. Young branches bear flat-headed panicles of white flowers 1½ 3" across. looms in late spring. Flowers are replaced by fleshy drupes (pale blue to blue). est in wet to mesic conditions, and loamy soils containing organic material. A valuable choice for naturalizing, or shrub borders in moist/soggy sites. Full sun to light shade. Grows to 8-15 tall and wide. Halesia diptera var. magniflora silverbell tree $16 09 Showy clusters of bell-shaped white flowers (<1") with deeply lobed petals in spring. Flattened two-winged fruits in fall. Oval dark green leaves turn yellow in fall. ark exfoliates in thin scales. Mulch root zone. May be grown as a large, multistemmed shrub or trained as a single trunk tree. Rounded form. Prefers moist, acidic, organically rich soils. C05 Full sun to part shade. Grows to tall and wide. Lagerstroemia indica 'Catawba' Catawba crapemyrtle Magnificent dark-purple flower clusters in the summer. Handsome foliage has a bronzy cast in spring, is bright green in summer, and fall color is an orange-red. Plant where you can enjoy the multi-colored bark and sinuous branches. A mildew resistant crapemyrtle. Full sun. Grows to 15' tall and 14' wide. Zone: 7-9 E09 Lagerstroemia 'Plum Magic' Plum Magic crapemyrtle An upright shrub. Features bright, fuchsia pink flower clusters. Perfect size for any yard or garden space. Plum purple new growth becomes dark green in summer. Pest resistant. eeds a well-drained soil. Zone: 7-10 D09 Full sun. Grows to 6-10' tall by 5-6' wide. Lagerstroemia 'Sioux' Sioux crape myrtle An upright, narrow, multi-stemmed small tree with medium pink flowers, grey-brown bark and red/purple fall color. An L. indica and L. fauriei cross with excellent powdery mildew resistance. Released by the ational Arboretum. Tolerates urban conditions and drought when established. Full sun. Grows 18-20' tall and 10-15' wide. Lindera benzoin orthern spicebush Easily grown in average, medium, well-drained soils in full sun to part shade. Habit becomes more open and widespreading. road, rounded habit with clusters of tiny, aromatic yellow flowers in spring before foilage. Part shade. Grows 6-12' tall and wide. Litsea aestivalis pondspice A native shrub or small tree found in scattered localities in the coastal plain of the southeastern U.S. Has an open but graceful growth habit and distinctive zigzag branching. Related to Lindera. Features pale yellow flowers in spring. Female plants produce red berries. Grows well in garden conditions with good soil and adequate water. Full sun to partial shade. Grows to tall and 6-8 wide. D09 06 n Zone: 7-10 C06 =ATIVE SPECIES, =UTTERFLY ATTRACTAT, H=HUMMIGIRD ATTRACTAT, D=DEER RESISTAT Page 12 of 41

14 Magnolia ashei Ashe's magnolia Deciduous Large Shrubs/Small Trees An understory, spreading deciduous shrub or small tree with large (to 2'), light-green glossy leaves. Flowers in early summer with white jasmine scented blossoms up to 10" across. Grow in moist, well-drained, preferably acidic to neutral soil; does not tolerate wet feet. Sun or partial shade. Grows up to 30' tall and wide. Magnolia stellata Royal Star star magnolia A small tree with a spreading, rounded crown. Has slightly larger and showier flowers than the species. Fragrant white flowers (3-4 ), each with tepals, open in late winter before the foliage emerges (blooms about 2 weeks later than the species and is less susceptible to frost problems). est grown in moist, organically rich, well-drained loams. Full sun to part shade. Grows to tall and 8-15 wide. Magnolia stellata 'Waterlilly' star magnolia Very fragrant, star-like, white flowers blanket the tree in late winter before the foliage appears. Flowers emerge from pink buds and are larger, less floppy and later than species. Obovate dark green leaves (2-4 ) are attractive throughout the summer. Grow as a small tree or large rounded shrub. est grown in moist, organically rich, well-drained loams. Full sun to part shade. Grows to tall and 8-15 wide. Magnolia tripetala umbrella tree A small multi-trunked tree. Large, ovate, shiny green leaves (24" x 10") in whorl-like clusters at stem tips. Malodorus, bowl-shaped, creamy white flowers (10") in spring shortly after leaves emerge. Thin, smooth, gray bark. est grown in moist, slightly acidic, organically rich, well-drained loams. Tolerates close to full shade. Part shade. Grows to tall and wide. Magnolia 'Jane' Jane hybrid magnolia Part of the Little Girl series of hybrid magnolias. A slow-growing small tree or shrub. Abundant tulip-shaped blooms (fragrant) are reddish-purple on the outside and white inside, opening in early spring just before the leaves emerge. Rich, moist, well drained soils are necessary. Full sun with afternoon shade. Grows to 10-12' tall and 8-10' wide. Salix caprea goat willow; pussy willow efore foliage emerges, male trees produce a showy display of catkins (1-2 ) that are pinkish gray and woolly. road oblong leaves (6 ) are dark green above and gray beneath. Prune as needed in late winter. Cut to the ground every 3-5 years to maintain size. A fine hedge. Average, medium to wet, well-drained soils. SCG sourced. Prefers full sun but tolerates part shade. Grows to tall and wide. Stewartia serrata sawtooth stewartia A small tree with horizontal branches and smooth, reddish-brown mottled bark. Dark green, serrated leaves and creamywhite, camellia-like flowers with yellow stamens in summer. Petals are flushed red near the outward base. Deep red seed pods and purple to orange fall color. Plant in moist but well-drained, neutral to acidic, humusy soils. Full sun to light shade. Grows to 25 tall and wide. Viburnum obovatum Walter s viburnum A shrub or small tree featuring small, shiny leaves, and tiny, creamy white flowers in flat topped cymes. Early spring flowers are mildly fragrant and very showy. Red fruits (1/4 ) ripen to black. Often has multiple trunks and may sucker and form a thicket. Grow in moist to wet soils, but once established, does fine in normal landscape situations. Full sun to part shade. Grows to 30 tall (15 typically). Viburnum prunifolium blackhaw viburnum A large, upright, multi-stemmed shrub, or small, single-trunked tree. Deep green oval leaves. Sturdy, shapely, and rounded in outline. Features flat clusters of creamy flowers in April and May followed by pink berries that ripen to blue-black in late summer. Flaming red to burgundy fall color. Average well-drained soils. Prune after flowering. Full sun to part shade. Grows to tall and 6-12 wide. D $32 A09 $28 E02 $16 E02 $32 A09 6 gal $24 E02 5 gal C07 $24 A08 C09 Zone: 3-9 C09 =ATIVE SPECIES, =UTTERFLY ATTRACTAT, H=HUMMIGIRD ATTRACTAT, D=DEER RESISTAT Page 13 of 41

15 Carpinus caroliniana American hornbeam Deciduous Trees A slow-growing understory tree with an attractive globular form. The smooth, gray trunk and larger branches of a mature tree exhibit a distinctive muscle-like fluting. The very hard wood of this tree was used by early Americans to make bowls, tool handles and ox yokes. Easily grown in average, medium moisture soil. Part to full shade. Grows 20-35' tall and wide. Diospyros virginiana persimmon A slow growing tree with long, dark green leaves. lack bark on older trees forms distinctive, regular square blocks. A dioecious species. Female flowers develop into showy orange fruits (2") that are astringent initially, but deliciously sweet when ripe. Adaptable as to site; tolerates drought and flooding. Plant 2 or more. Full sun to part sun. May reach 50 tall. Fagus grandifolia American beech A wide-spreading, deciduous tree with a short trunk and dense rounded crown. ranches generally touch the ground. Distinct smooth gray bark. Leaves tend to persist through winter. Golden bronze fall color. Provides dense shade and is difficult to grown plants underneath. uts attract birds and squirrels. est in rich, well-drained soils. Full sun to part shade. Grows to 50-80' high and 40-80' wide. Ostrya virginiana eastern hop hornbeam; ironwood A small to medium-sized, understory tree with a generally rounded crown. Features birch-like, oval to lance-shaped, sharply-serrated, dark yellowish-green leaves Female catkins are followed by drooping clusters of sac-like, seed-bearing pods which resemble the fruit of hops. Easily grown in average, medium, well-drained soil. Full sun to part shade. Grows to 25-40' tall and 20-30' wide. Quercus bicolor swamp white oak A large tree that forms a broad, open, rounded canopy casting dense shade below. Shiny, dark green, 5-6 leaves turn a showy yellow/brown to red in fall. Oval, 1 acorns attract a variety of mammals and birds. Deeply ridged and furrowed, dark brown bark. Grow with a single leader. Plant in acidic soils. Very long-lived, 300+ years. Full sun to partial shade. Grows tall and wide. Quercus macrocarpa burr oak Zone: Zone: 6-10 D09 Zone: 3-9 E01 5 gal $12 Zone: 3-9 E01 E01 A majestic, native of the white oak group, and an excellent shade tree with a broad-spreading, rounded crown. Leathery, dark green leaves (6-12 ) with rounded lobes vary in shape. Prefers moist well-drained loams, but adapts to most soil conditions. Good drought tolerance. May take up to 35 years to bear acorns. Expect 1-2 of growth a year. E02 Full sun. Grows to tall and wide. Quercus nuttallii nuttall oak A fast growing tree with nice red to orange-red fall color. Usually develops a symmetrical, rounded crown. Dull, dark green, 5-9 lobed leaves are 4-8 long. ark is dark, grey/brown, and divided into broad, flat plates. An alternative for pin oak and Shumard oak. Small acorns are important for wildlife. Grows well on heavy, poorly drained, acidic, clay soils. Full sun. Grows to tall and wide. Quercus variabilis Chinese cork oak A medium-sized to large deciduous tree with a rather open crown, and thick corky bark with deep fissures marked by sinuous ridges. The leaves are elongate, barely toothed with bristles, and are densely covered with stellate hairs on the undersides. The flowers are wind-pollinated catkins produced in mid spring. The fruit is a globose acorn. Full sun. Grows to 60 tall and 30 wide. $16 $12 Zone: 6-8 E01 D06 =ATIVE SPECIES, =UTTERFLY ATTRACTAT, H=HUMMIGIRD ATTRACTAT, D=DEER RESISTAT Page 14 of 41

16 Callistemon rigidus Clemson Hardy stiff bottlebrush Evergreen Shrubs Introduced by Ted Stephens of urseries Caroliniana. Mr. Stephens noticed that the plant by a Clemson home had survived very low temperatures. A low shrubby form with brilliant red, bottlebrush flowers in mid spring. Can easily prune for shape. Tolerant of most soil types and drought. From our SCG specimen. Full sun to part shade. Grows to 6-10 tall and 6-8 wide. Zone: 7-10 J09 Camellia japonica 'Lisa easley' Lisa easley camellia Features mniature, rose-like, double, pink, fragrant flowers in late season (winter to early spring). An upright growth habit and dark green glossy foliage are added features. Plant in moist but well-drained soil. A Marvin Jernigan introduction. A03 Part sun to shade. Grows to 8-10' tall and 6-8' wide. 8" Camellia japonica 'Professor Sargent' Japanese camellia An old and reliable favorite. Produces beautiful dark red, peony form flowers over an extended period from ovember to May. A vigorous and dense upright to rounded evergreen shrub or small tree. Prune after flowering. Prefers an acidic, humus rich soil with an organic mulch and average moisture. Part shade. Grows to 8-10 tall and 6-8 wide. Camellia sasanqua 'Cleopatra' sasanqua A vigorous grower but also quite compact and bushy. Lovely semi-double, rosy pink, fragrant blossoms from September to frost. Flowers have seven petals and a yellow center. est planted in the spring, in moist, well-drained soil. Use as a hedge or specimen. Part sun to shade. Grows to 6-8' tall and wide. Cephalotaxus harringtonia Duke Gardens Japanese plum yew A compact version of the Japanese plum yew that matures in a vase-shaped form. An excellent accent plant for shaded areas of the landscape. Linear, spirally-arranged, yew-like, evergreen leaves in a v-shaped pattern on erect stems. Dioecious. Good heat tolerance and some drought tolerance. est grown in moist, sandy, well-drained soils. Part to full shade. Grows to 4-5 tall and wide. D Zone: 7-9 A02 Zone: 7-9 A03 $16 A02 Cephalotaxus harringtonia 'Fastigiata' upright Japanese plum yew Attractive shiny, dark green needles adorn this conifer that slowly grows in an upright, columnar form with top broader than base. Does well in moist, well-drained soils. Tolerates hot weather and shade better than most conifers. A02 Part sun to part shade. Grows up to 10' tall by 6' wide. Cryptomeria japonica 'Globosa ana' dwarf Japanese cedar D A superb selection that retains a neat, dense mound with little care. Enjoy as a single specimen or group as a filler. Finetextured, bluish-green, needle-like foliage breaks up the bold effects of large-leaved plants. Foliage becomes rusty red in winter. Moist, well-drained soils. Full sun to partial shade. Grows to 3' tall by 4' wide. Daphne odora 'Aureomarginata' winter daphne A variegated form featuring green leaves with yellow leaf margins, and better winter hardiness than the species. Features intensely fragrant reddish-purple flowers with pale pink to white insides in late winter. Shelter from cold winter weather. Grow in moist, rich, sandy-humusy, well-drained soils (neutral ph). Slow to establish and best left undisturbed. Part shade. Grows to 3-4' tall and 2-3' wide Fatsia japonica fatsia; Japanese aralia Described as an ivy on hormones, fatsia is a most attractive foliage plant noted for its palmately lobed, glossy dark green leaves (to 16 wide) that typically have 7-9 deep lobes. Very tropical in appearance. Small creamy flowers in umbels bloom in fall, followed by black berries in early spring. Hardy at the SCG. Moist, slightly acidic, well-drained soils. Part to full shade. Grows to 6-16 tall and wide. Zone: 5-7 D07 Zone: 7-9 A03 Zone: 8-10 A03 =ATIVE SPECIES, =UTTERFLY ATTRACTAT, H=HUMMIGIRD ATTRACTAT, D=DEER RESISTAT Page 15 of 41

17 Gardenia jasminoides 'Frostproof' gardenia Evergreen Shrubs Features a symmetrical, upright habit, with shiny, dark green leaves and fragrant, white 2-3 flowers. Makes a fine hedge or foundation plant and thrives with more direct sun than other gardenia varieties. A prolific bloomer from spring to fall. Can be maintained at a compact tall in a pot. Requires moist, somewhat acidic, soil. Part sun to shade. Slowly grows to 5 tall and 4 wide. Gardenia jasminoides 'Double Mint gardenia Outstanding new gardenia selection with double, 2" diameter, creamy-white, fragrant flowers in spring and a rebloom in summer to fall. Rounded, dense, compact growth habit. Lustrous, dark green, evergreen foliage. Excellent foundation or accent plant. Well drained, acidic soil. An improved selection of 'Frostproof'. PPAF. Full sun to partial shade. Grows to 3' tall and wide. Ilex glabra igra inkberry holly A densely rounded shrub with lustrous, deep-green leaves. Small white flowers in spring are followed by black drupes. Spreads by stolonoferous suckers. An excellent candidate for those tough-to-landscape situations and as a hedge. Selected the best of many Inkberry selections in trial gardens at UGA. Pest free. Average to moist, acidic soils. Full sun to light shade. Grows to 6-8 tall and 8-10 wide. Illicium floridanum Florida anise D A broad-leaved, upright, rounded evergreen shrub or small tree with a compact stature. ative to the Gulfcoast. Leaves are shiny, leathery, smooth and give off an anise odor when crushed. Maroon flowers in April-May emit an interesting odor. Great for naturalizing. Tolerates moist soils. Wilts when dry. Mulching helps. Contains toxic compounds. Part to full shade. Grows up to 10' tall and 4-6' wide. Itea yunnanensis Chinese sweetspire Similar to I. chinensis except lower, more spreading and with more leathery, darker green leaves. Foliage is somewhat holly-like on juvenile plants but with smooth edges on mature plants. Young branches are yellow-green turning to brown with age. Fragrant white flowers in 4 racemes in spring. Does well in moist, woodland conditions. Part shade. Grows to tall and wide. Kalmia latifolia 'athan Hale' athan Hale mountain laurel Features glossy green foliage and showy clusters of red buds that open to pink flowers in late spring. Form is dense and rounded, and stems and new growth are red. Use in foundation plantings, woodland gardens and for hedges. Good in containers. eeds wet or constantly moist soil. Parial sun. Grows to 4-5' tall and wide. Leucothoe axillaris leucothoe A low-growing, evergreen shrub with a spreading, vase-like shape. Features thick, shiny, dark green leaves and clusters of slightly fragrant, heather-like, white flowers in May. Leaves turn a purplish-bronze hue in winter. Prefers an acidic, organic, moist but well-deained soil. Prt shade Grows to 2-4' tall and 3-5' wide. Leucothoe axillaris Jenkins coastal leucothoe; fetterbush A superb improvement on our native coastal leucothoe and probably the best cultivar for the southeast. Resistance to leaf spots. Arching form with fragrant, creamy white flowers in spring. ice screen or specimen. Stoloniferous spreading slowly in rich, loose well drained moist soils. Prefers shade, but tolerates morning sun. (syn. L. axillaris Florida ) Part shade. Grows to 3 tall and wide. Loropetalum chinense 'Sizzling Pink' fringe flower Clusters of rich, pink fringed flowers in early to mid-season and repeat throughout the year. ew growth is deep burgundy, and the purple tinged foliage is retained. Use as a colorful accent in borders and containers. Prefers moist,well-drained, acidic, humusy soils but very adaptable. Prune for size and shape. Part to full sun. Grows to 4-6' tall and 5' wide. Zone: 7-11 A03 Zone: 7-9 A03 8" D01 Zone: 7-10 A04 Zone: 7-9 A06 $12 A05 A05 $24 A04 Zone: 7-9 D04 =ATIVE SPECIES, =UTTERFLY ATTRACTAT, H=HUMMIGIRD ATTRACTAT, D=DEER RESISTAT Page 16 of 41

18 Evergreen Shrubs erium oleander oleander A fast growing, upright, rounded shrub with funnel shaped, purple, pink or white flowers in terminal cymes during early summer. Tolerates drought well. Leathery leaves may show cold damage in zone 7. All parts of oleander are poisonous. Zone: 8-10 D03 Full sun to part shade. Grows to 8' tall and 5' wide. 2 gal Osmanthus fortunei 'Fruitlandii' Fortune's tea olive An oval, compact, evergreen shrub or small tree with spiny, leathery, dark green foliage. Lovely, sweetly fragrant, creamywhite flowers in fall. Prefers fertile, moist, well-drained, acidic soil. Excellent hedge, screen, and accent. Zone: 7-10 D03 Full sun to part sun. Grows 15-20' tall and wide. Podocarpus macrophyllus podocarpus An excellent woody evergreen shrub that may be easily trimmed or shaped. eedlelike leaves are flat (yew-like) and lustrous dark green. Purple fruits are edible. Moderate to slow rate of growth and can become very large if grown undisturbed. Thrives in rich, slightly acidic soils; will not tolerate wet soils. Full sun to part shade. Grows to 20' tall and 10' wide. Rhododendron 'Anah Kruschke' Anah Kruschke rhododendron A vigorous shrub with elegant dark green foliage. looms are funnel-shaped, reddish-purple, 3" across, and held in ballshaped trusses of Flowers in late midseason against the sea green foliage. Favored for heat and sun tolerance. Water frequently in dry, hot weather and fertilize before new growth begins. Prefers moist, fertile, acidic soil. Part sun to partial shade. Grows to 5-6 tall and 4 wide. H Rhododendron 'randi' SOUTHGATE randi rhododendron A heat tolerant rhododendron featuring deep pink buds that open to pink ruffle blooms. Dense growth habit and dark green, recurved, glossy leaves. Mulch well and plant in a well-drained garden soil enriched with organic matter (optimum ph is 5.5). Developed in Louisiana by Dr. John Thornton of Franklinton. Part sun to shade. Grows to 3-4' tall and wide. H Rhododendron 'ova Zembla' ova Zembla rhododendron Features large clusters of showy, bright red flowers (with black spots) in ball-shaped trusses in midseason. Leaves are elliptic, glossy, thick and dark green. Upright habit. Protection from winter wind is helpful. ice for foundation plantings. Well-drained, high in organic matter, acidic soils. Mulch helps to keep roots cool and reduce irrigation. Partial sun. Grows to 5 tall and wide. Rhododendron 'Purple Passion' Purple Passion rhododendron D A compact grower with a rounded habit, this large leaf variety has an abundance of violet flowers in early to mid-spring. The habit is upright and vase-shaped. Dark green, disease resistant foliage. Exquisite hedge or foundation plant. Plant in a raised bed in a well-drained, moist organic soil. PP #9981. Part shade. Matures at 5' tall and wide. H Rosmarinus officinalis hardy rosemary An evergreen woody shrub with aromatic, needle-like leaves and gray, scaly bark. Flowers appear in winter and spring, are pale blue, and arranged in clusters of 2 to 3. Easy to propagate from cuttings. Does best in well-drained, sandy, poor to moderately fertile soils. (Grown from cuttings of hardy plants surviving for decades in Clemson.) Full sun. Grows to 6' tall and 4' wide. Rosmarinus officinalis 'Lockwood de Forest' rosemary One of the best of the prostrate rosemaries with a prolific show of pale blue flowers along heavy branches densely clothed with rich dark green leaves. A wonderful groundcover or container and rock garden plant. Well-drained soils are essential. Requires full sun. Grows to 1' tall by 3' wide. Zone: 7-10 A07 $28 A05 A06 $28 Zone: 7-9 A05 $28 Zone: 6-8 A05 Zone: 7-10 Zone: 7-10 PER 4.5 in =ATIVE SPECIES, =UTTERFLY ATTRACTAT, H=HUMMIGIRD ATTRACTAT, D=DEER RESISTAT Page 17 of 41

19 Sarcococca hookeriana var. humilus Himalayan sweetbox Evergreen Shrubs An excellent tall 'groundcover' for shade. Dark green, lustrous foliage and spreads by underground stems. Cluster of fragrant white flowers in late winter are followed by round black fruits. Useful in groups as filler or background. Prefers organically enriched, well-drained acidic soils. Partial to full shade. Grows to 12-24" tall and 8" wide. Vaccinium darrowi 'Rosa's lush' scrub blueberry A low, colony-forming, evergreen shrub that has attractive small, rosy blue-green leaves with a whitish bloom, and pink to white, urn-shaped flowers in short, axillary racemes. Small black or blue-black berries. ative to GA and FL. Useful as a low hedge or border plant, and in the wildflower garden. Must have acidic soil. Attracts wildlife and pollinators. Full sun to part shade. Grows to 1-3 tall and spreads. Vaccinium 'Peach Sorbet' Peach Sorbet blueberry White, bell-shaped flowers in spring give way to an abundant summer crop of delicious, sweet blueberries. Glossy leaves range in color from peachy pink to orange to emerald green. Evergreen in most climates, with rich eggplant purple winter foliage. An outstanding choice for the landscape or patio. Requires acidic, well-drained soil. Self pollinating. (PP#23325) Part to full sun. Grows to 2' tall and wide. Viburnum tinus 'Spring ouquet' laurustinus Features abundant flowers in late winter and early spring. looms begin as pale pink buds, and open into tight, 2-4" clusters of tiny, fragrant white flowers. Small lavender to deep purple berries follow flowering. An excellent hedge and foundation planting. Moderately fertile, moist, well-drained soil (ph ). Full sun to part shade. Grows to 6-8' tall and 3-6' wide. D D Zone: 7-9 A07 Zone: 7-9 C08 $16 Zone: 5-10 C07 8" Zone: 7-9 C09 =ATIVE SPECIES, =UTTERFLY ATTRACTAT, H=HUMMIGIRD ATTRACTAT, D=DEER RESISTAT Page 18 of 41

20 Cyrilla racemiflora titi Evergreen Small Trees A semi-evergreen shrub/small tree that grows in dense thickets. Develops a rounded, spreading, dense canopy of shiny leaves in sun. Abundant tiny, white, fragrant flowers in whorls of elongated clusters just below new growth in late spring. Excellent for wet areas in the landscape. Grows on acidic, wetland soils. Tolerates dry soil once established Ṅ Full sun to partial shade. Grows to 7-15 tall and 6-20 wide. Ilex vomitoria yaupon A thicket-forming, broadleaf evergreen shrub or small tree that grows in an upright, irregularly branched form. Plants are dioecious and female plants have berry-like red fruits. ative habitat includes dry to wet conditions, and a variety of soils. Full sun to part shade. Grows to 10-20' tall and 8-12' wide. Illicium parviflorum yellow anise tree A large shrub or small tree that will assume a loose cone shape if left untrimmed. Leaves release a pleasantly aromatic fragrance when crushed. Small yellow flowers can be easily overlooked and are followed by a star-shaped seed capsule. Low maintenance, but needs adequate moisture. Prefers sandy, acidic soils but adaptable. Contains toxic compounds. Shade or part shade. Grows up to 20' tall and 15' wide. Magnolia figo banana shrub A dense, rounded, multi-stemmed shrub. Creamy pale yellow, cup-shaped flowers (1 1/2") bloom from spring into summer with banana-like fragrance. Glossy, oblong, dark green leaves are attractive year round. est grown in evenly moist, fertile, slightly acidic, organically rich, well-drained loams. Intolerant of soil moisture extremes. Part shade. Grows to 6-10 tall and wide. Magnolia laevifolia short tree magnolia Grows as a small tree bearing multitudes of golden buds that form in the leaf axils and along the stem. The bright, hairy bud scales split to reveal an ivory flower with butter-yellow stamen. Flower has a delicate perfume, blooming as early as January on into the fall. Small leaves are oval-shaped with a golden edge. eeds good drainage and a slightly acidic soil. Part (filtered) sun. Grows to 12' tall. Magnolia yuyuanensis Yunnan wood-lotus A well-formed (tightly pyramidal), moderately fast growing small tree that has long slender evergreen leaves. It has cupshaped single white flowers (4-5 ) with showy dark red stamens in spring and summer, and pinkish-red seed cones in the fall. Reported to flower heavily. Grow in moist soil. Sun to light shade, Grows to 35 tall and 25 wide. Osmanthus americanus devil wood An evergreen, open, rounded, small tree/ large shrub with shiny dark green leaves and tiny fragrant creamy white flowers clustered in leaf axils in early spring. Trunk is usually single and short, branching near the ground. Dark blue fruit in fall. Adaptable, slow-growing and thrives in almost any soil. The only native American species of this ornamental genus. Sun to part shade. Grows to tall and 8-15 wide. Osmanthus fragrans fragrant tea olive A large upright shrub. Leaves are a dark, shiny green and the edges may be finely toothed or smooth. Rather slow growing and usually quite long lived. In autumn, winter and early spring white flowers cover the shrub. The fragrance is powerful and exquisite. Prefers reasonably good soil, but is adaptable except to the poorest. Full to part sun. Grows to 10-15' tall and 6-8' wide. Prunus caroliniana cherry laurel A native tree or large shrub with glossy, lanceolate, dark green leaves that have pointed tips. Fragrant white flowers in dense racemes in late winter/early spring followed by green fruits, which ripen a shiny black. est in moist but welldrained soils. Will self-seed in the landscape. Useful for hedging and naturalizing. Easily pruned to control size. Full sun to part shade. Grows to tall and wide. Zone: 6-11 E01 Zone: 7-9 D02 Zone: 8-10 A07 $24 Zone: 8-10 A08 $15 Zone: 8-11 A09 Zone: 7-9 A09 $30 F02 5 gal Zone: 7-10 D04 Zone: 7-10 D05 =ATIVE SPECIES, =UTTERFLY ATTRACTAT, H=HUMMIGIRD ATTRACTAT, D=DEER RESISTAT Page 19 of 41

21 Quercus glauca blue Japanese 0ak Evergreen Small Trees Low-maintenance with good pest resistance suitable as a small shade tree or tall screen. Upright oval to rounded form. Leathery, oblong leaves are glossy dark green above and glaucous below. ew leaves emerge with bronze tints. est grown in rich, humusy, medium moisture, well-drained soils. Adapts to a wide range of soils including dry clay. Full sun. Grows to tall and wide. Magnolia virginiana sweet bay Evergreen Trees An evergreen/semi-evergreen native featuring cup-shaped, sweetly lemon scented, 9-12 petaled, creamy white, waxy flowers (2-3 ) which appear in mid-spring. Oblong, shiny green foliage is silvery beneath. Cone-like fruits with bright red seeds mature in fall. Prefers moist, rich, organic soils. Tolerates wet, boggy soils unlike other magnolias. Full sun to part shade. Grows to tall and wide. Pinus strobus white pine A rapid-growing, long-lived pine that is pyramidal in early years but matures to a broad oval habit with an irregular crown. Soft blue-green needles provide good year round cover for birds. Cones are produced when trees reach about 10' tall. Seeds, bark and foliage are food for wildlife. Prefers fertile soils and cool, humid climates, but tolerates most soils. Full sun. Grows to 50-80' tall and 30-50' wide. Zone: 7-9 D08 $22 Zone: 5-10 E02 E02 Quercus myrsinifolia Chinese evergreen oak A small, rounded, evergreen tree, occasionally multi-stemmed with thick leaves. ark is dark, pinkish grey, and smooth, often with orange furrows. Prefers moist, well-drained soils. Pest resistant. Zone: 7b-11 D08 Full sun. Grows to heights of 30-40'. D 5 gal Thuja 'Green Giant' arborvitae A fast-growing arborvitae hybrid cultivar useful as a substitute for Leland cypress. Form is dense, narrow and pyramidal with sprays of scale-like dark green foliage on horizontal branches. est grown in moist, fertile, well-drained soils. Appreciates afternoon shade in hot summer climates. Plant trees 5-6 apart for screens. Full sun to part shade. Grows to 40-60' tall and 12-18' wide. D05 8" =ATIVE SPECIES, =UTTERFLY ATTRACTAT, H=HUMMIGIRD ATTRACTAT, D=DEER RESISTAT Page 20 of 41

22 Aristolochia tomentosa Dutchman s pipe Vines A native, woody, deciduous, twining vine. Features large, heart-shaped, hairy, deep green, overlapping leaves (4-8"). Unusual yellowish-green, trumpet flowers in mid spring. Ribbed, tubular seed capsules (3"). Prune in late winter. Prefers rich, moist soils (intolerant of dry soils). Larval plant for the pipe vine swallowtail. Full sun to part shade. Grows to high and 5-10 wide. Clematis armandii 'Snow Drift' Snowdrift clematis An evergreen clematis with attractive, dark, long-pointed, glossy green leaves and wonderfully fragrant, small white flowers in early spring that completely cover the vines. Can be very long lived. Flowers on previous year's growth so prune, if necessary, after flowering in late spring or early summer. Well-drained, good soils. Full sun to part shade. Vines to 10-25' high/long. Gelsemium sempervirens yellow jessamine amed the state flower of South Carolina in This evergreen twining vine or bushy groundcover has a bright yellow, fragrant flower in late winter, early spring. e warned: the foliage and flowers are poisonous. Check out the uniquely shaped fruits. Full sun. Vines to 10-20'. H Lonicera sempervirens trumpet honeysuckle A semi-evergreen twining vine producing tubular two-toned red/yellow flowers in whorls in early summer. Small bright red fruit in the fall. Unlike Japanese honeysuckle, is easily contained. eeds a trellis or fence for support. Prefers average, well-drained soils. Flowers primarily on previous year s growth. Full sun. Grows to 8-15' tall and 3-6' wide. Lonicera sempervirens f. sulphurea trumpet honeysuckle H D Features tubular, mildly fragrant, pale yellow flowers (2 ) in terminal whorls in late spring. Sporadic additional bloom until fall. Orange-red berries form in late summer to early fall. A twining vine that requires a support structure. Prune after flowering. Easily grown in average, medium moisture, well-drained soils. Full sun. Grows to 6-12' tall and 4-6' wide. H Passiflora incarnata wild passion flower A fast growing, tendril-climbing vine which is woody in warm winter climates. Features three-lobed, dark green leaves, and fragrant, fringed flowers with white tepals and pinkish-purple filaments. Flowers in summer and egg-shaped, edible fruits (maypops) appear thereafter. Grow in average, medium moisture, well-drained soil. Full sun to part shade. Grows to 6-8' tall and 3-6' wide. Passiflora lutea yellow passion flower A delicate herbaceous vine with pale yellow flowers in summer. Pale, green leaves turn a pleasing yellow in autumn. Cut stems back when dormant. Can easily be trained. Major food plant for several species of butterfly larvae. Grow in average to wet soils. Partial shade. Vines grow to 15'. Wisteria frutescens American wisteria A clockwise-twining, deciduous, woody vine. Fragrant, pea-like, lilac-purple flowers in drooping racemes (6 ) in April- May after leaves emerge but before they fully develop. arrow, flattened, smooth seed pods (5 ). ot as aggressive as Chinese wisteria. est grown in slightly acidic, humusy, moderately fertile, moist, well-drained soils. Full sun. Grows to high and 4-8 wide. D D A01 3/4 gal F01 Zone: 7-10 F02 Zone: 4-10a F02 F01 F01 F01 F01 =ATIVE SPECIES, =UTTERFLY ATTRACTAT, H=HUMMIGIRD ATTRACTAT, D=DEER RESISTAT Page 21 of 41

23 Achillea millefolium Pomegranate yarrow Perennials Selected for its compact, sturdy and full habit. A dependable and carefree perennial with flat-topped, red-purple flowers. Foliage remains clean and has a spicy fragrance. Strong and vigorous growth habit. Exceptional heat and drought tolerance. Does well in containers. Grow in well-drained soils. Ubiquitous in orth America. Full sun. Grows to 2-3 tall and 2 wide. Achillea Moonshine yarrow D A compact hybrid noted for fern-like, aromatic, silvery, gray-green foliage and tiny, long-lasting, bright lemon-yellow flowers in dense corymbs. Protect from strong wind. Deadhead for additional bloom. Cut plants back after flowering. May melt out by mid to late summer. Divide clumps every 2-3 years. Tolerates poor soils as long as drainage is good. Full sun. Grows to 1-2 tall and to 1 wide. Agastache foeniculum anise hyssop D An upright, clump-forming perennial in the mint family native to the upper Midwest and Great Plains. Features midsummer lavender/purple flowers on terminal spikes and anise-scented foliage. Good soil drainage is essential. Deadhead for additional bloom. Spreads by rhizomes and will self-seed. A classic plant for herb gardens and borders. Full sun to part shade. Grows to 2-4 tall and wide. Agastache foeniculum 'Golden Jubilee' hyssop H D Eye-catching chartreuse foliage, a heavily minted scent, and big purple bloom spikes from summer into fall! Hot weather intensifies the scent. ice for cutting and irresistible to butterflies, bees, and birds. This tough plant performs well even in high heat and humidity. Well drained soils. Excellent for containers and borders. Full to part sun. Grows to 2-3 tall and 1-2 wide. Allium cernuum nodding onion D Features clumps of flat, narrow, grass-like leaves and tiny bell-shaped, pink to lilac pink flowers in loose, nodding clusters above foliage. looms in summer. All plant parts have an oniony smell when cut or bruised. eeds light afternoon shade in hot climates. est in sandy loams. aturalizes by self-seeding and bulb offsets. Full sun to part shade. Grows to tall and 6 wide. Aquilegia canadensis Little Lanterns Little Lanterns columbine D A compact selection ideal for edging along woodland pathways, or the front of a border. Forms a low mound of lacy, fernlike leaves, featuring small orange-red flowers with a yellow center. Short lived, so allow some plants to go to seed. Leaf miners or sawfly may disfigure the leaves. Simply trim off damaged foliage. Versatile, highly adaptable and easy to grow. Full sun to part shade. Grows to 9-12 tall and wide. Asclepias incarnata swamp milkweed H D Larval host for monarch and queen butterflies. An erect, clump-forming, sprawling plant featuring small, fragrant, pink to mauve flowers in tight umbels at the end of stems in summer. Tan-brown seed pods last into winter. Easily grown in medium to wet soils. Plants form deep taproots, and are slow to emerge in spring. Aphids are inevitable. Full sun to partial shade. Grows to 4-6 tall and 2-3 wide. H aptisia australis blue wild indigo An upright perennial featuring purple, lupine-like flowers in erect racemes (12") extending above a mound of clover-like, bluish-green leaves. Spring flowers give way to inflated seed pods ( 2.5"). Prune after bloom for shape. Do not be disturb once established. Easily grown in average, dry to medium, well-drained soil. Also offered are seedlings for $6. Full to part sun. grows to 3-4" tall and wide. letilla yokohama 'Kate' Chinese ground orchid A hybrid of. striata 'ig ob' x. formosana. Forms a clump of upright, sword-like, pleated, green leaves topped, starting in late spring, with 40" tall spikes with an open cluster of medium lavender flowers, each highlighted by a dark purple stripe down the back of each petal. est in sandy soil with moderate moisture. Part sun. Grows to 40 tall. sh sh Zone: 3-9 F09 $6 sh 4.5" =ATIVE SPECIES, =UTTERFLY ATTRACTAT, H=HUMMIGIRD ATTRACTAT, D=DEER RESISTAT Page 22 of 41

24 oltonia asteroides Pink eauty boltonia; false aster Perennials A tall, rhizomatous clumping perennial producing hundreds of soft pink daisies above fine-textured silver blue foliage in late summer. Will tolerate periods of drought, but prefers average to moist soil and will withstand periodic wet feet. Cut back in early to mid-summer to achieve a less lanky habit. Tolerates clay soil. Full sun. Grows to 4-5 tall and wide. oltonia asteroides Snowbank false aster A cultivar introduced by the ew England Wild Flower Society. Features a compact habit, and tiny, pure white, daisies in loose panicles from late summer to early autumn. Leaves are lance-shaped and grayish-green. Slowly spreads by short rhizomes. Stems may be cut back by 1/3 in summer to reduce plant height. Tolerates a wide range of soils. Full sun. Grows to 3-4 tall and wide. Calaminta nepeta White Cloud lesser calamint A bushy, rhizomatous, perennial herb of the mint family that is native to the Mediterranean region. White Cloud features racemes of tiny, white-lipped flowers in axillary spikes, and aromatic gray-green foliage. Forms a dense, spreading, foliage mat. Flowers over a long June-September bloom period. Pest and disease free. Well-drained soils a must. Full sun. Grows to 18 tall and wide. Callisia rosea Morning Grace (syn. Tradescantia rosea) dwarf spiderwort D A low-growing, thin-leaved spiderwort with light lavender-pink flowers over the summer. Foliage is a clean, medium green throughout the growing season. Triangular pink flowers open in the morning, close in the afternoon, and have attractive golden stamens. Very attractive to pollinating insects. Tolerant of wet soils and not weedy like some spiderworts. Sun to part sun. Grows to 8 tall and wide. Chrysogonum virginianum var. australe golden star; green and gold A rhizomatous, low growing, semi-evergreen which forms a mat of deep green foliage. Offers many star-shaped, bright yellow flowers in early spring with a lighter re-bloom in fall. Differs from species by having a stoloniferous spreading habit. A great groundcover for wooded areas and path, border edging. Part shade to full shade. Foliage to 3-4 high and 1-2 wide. Coreopsis auriculata ear-leaved tickseed D A medium textured, herbaceous perennial featuring numerous bright orange-yellow daisy-like flowers (1-2") with yellow rays and yellow center disks that appear above the foliage in late spring to early summer. May spread by stolons. Shear in mid/late summer to promote a fall re-bloom. Easily grown in medium moisture, well-drained soil. Full sun. Grows to tall and wide. Coreopsis 'Cosmic Eye' tickseed 3.8 gal 3/4 gal A compact, well-branched selection of the ig ang series. Cold hardy and excellent disease resistance. Flowers have deep yellow centers accented by burgundy red petals rimmed in golden yellow from summer through fall. Good choice for the front of the border and mixed containers. Tolerant of most soil types and heat and drought. (PP22601) Full sun. Grows to tall and wide. D Coreopsis 'Crème rulee' tickseed A yellow-flowered tickseed (threadleaf-type) that grows in dense, bushy clumps. utter-yellow, daisy-like flowers (1 ) with darker yellow disks bloom all summer. May be sheared in mid summer to promote fall rebloom and to remove sprawling foliage. Will spread by rhizomes. Easily grown in dry to medium moisture, well-drained soil. Full sun. Grows to 18 tall and 1-3 wide. Coreopsis 'Full Moon' tickseed A showy hybrid with very large, canary yellow flowers (3 ) held on well-branched stems atop a bushy mound of healthy green, medium textured foliage. Plants are very long blooming, from early summer into fall. Easy to grow and a good choice for beginners. One plant will provide you with long-lasting cut flower bouquets all summer long. (PP19364) Full sun. Grows to tall and wide. D D =ATIVE SPECIES, =UTTERFLY ATTRACTAT, H=HUMMIGIRD ATTRACTAT, D=DEER RESISTAT Page 23 of 41

25 Coreopsis pubescens Sunshine Superman star tickseed Perennials A selection introduced by orth Creek urseries in PA. More compact than the species featuring saucer-like flowers with notched yellow rays and orange center disks. Flowers profusely from June to September. Lance-shaped leaves form a bushy foliage mound. Cut back spent flowers for more prolific reblooming. Readily self-seeds. Well-drained soils a must. Full sun. Grows to tall and wide. Coreopsis Red Satin tickseed red by hybridizer Darrell Probst (Permathread series). Features ruby to wine red ray flowers with gold disc flowers, and dark green, thread-leaf foliage. Hardier than other red types, and will not self-seed. Shear plants in mid-summer to promote rebloom. Spreads by rhizomes. Easily grown in dry to medium, well drained soils. (US PPAF) Full sun. Grows to 18 tall and 2 wide. Coreopsis Red Shift Red Shift tickseed D D Early flowers are creamy yellow with a red center ring and streaks but color shifts to ruby red as the season transitions to cool nights. Flowers summer through fall. A fast grower producing a sturdy plant. est in average to dry soils. Water regularly during the first season. (PP20412) Full sun. Grows up to 2-3 tall and 2 wide. Coreopsis Route 66 tickseed D Features daisy-like, bright yellow flowers with a sizeable red eye, from early summer to fall. Thread-like leaf segments lend a fine-textured airy appearance. Shear plants in mid-summer to remove sprawling foliage and encourage a fall bloom. Discovered in 2005 growing in Lucinda, PA. Easily grown in dry to medium moisture, well-drained soils. (US PPAF) Full sun. Grows to 2 tall and wide. Crinum 'Sangria' Sangria crinum lily D eautiful purple, reflexed foliage (from a large bulb) makes a 2' tall accent in any sunny area. Spikes (18") of strappy petalled, rosy-pink flowers late spring and again in fall. Resents being relocated. Much more winter hardy than other purple leaf crinums. (All parts of crinum are toxic.) Full to part sun. Grows to 48" tall. Crocosmia 'George Davidson' yellow montbretia A hybrid montbretia with yellow orange flowers and pleated, strap-like leaves. Forms a narrow, upright clump and gradually spreads. Large, lily-shaped flowers appear along arching stems in mid-summer. Low water needs once established. Plant in a well-drained soil that is not too rich. A corm from South Africa. Full sun to part shade. Grows to 2-3' tall and 1-2' wide. Delosperma Fire Spinner perennial ice plant D Stunning tri-colored flowers (bright orange petals, magenta at base with a white eye) cover a dense mat of succulent evergreen foliage. Flowers are most prolific in spring. Evergreen foliage. Discovered in South Africa's East Cape at 6,000'+ by Panayoti Kelaidis, of the Denver otanic Garden. Grow in a very well-drained soil. Full sun. Grows to 2 tall and wide. Delosperma Orange Wonder iceplant D From plant breeder Koichiro ishikawa of FlorSaika. Orange Wonder features large, vibrantly colored blooms with orange petal tips and a yellow center above succulent olive-green foliage. Flowering begins in late spring and continues into fall. An excellent groundcover or container plant. Thrives in a well-drained, dry soil. Full sun. Reaches 6-8 in height and spreads to 2 wide. Delphinium exaltatum tall larkspur D Features loose terminal racemes of gentian blue flowers in summer. A large and vigorous plant that benefits from protection from wind. Grow in a rich soil with high organic content. A welcome addition to the woodland garden edge or bright shade border. (All parts of this plant are poisonous.) Requires part shade. Grows to 4-6 tall and 1 to 2 wide. H F09 Zone: " PER 3/4 gal =ATIVE SPECIES, =UTTERFLY ATTRACTAT, H=HUMMIGIRD ATTRACTAT, D=DEER RESISTAT Page 24 of 41

26 Dianthus spp. dianthus Perennials Available are: Coral Reef: a fragrant double, deep coral with white edges, 9X9 ; Everlast Lilac + Eye: double flowers all summer, cold hardy, lilac with a darker purple eye, 12" tall, 14" wide; Everlast White + Eye; fringed double flowers with a pink eye. Well-drained soils a must. Full sun to part shade. Disporopsis pernyi Perny s evergreen Solomon s seal ative to the rocky mountains of southern China. Glossy, dark green, leaves on arching stems arise from a pencil thin, rhizome that slowly spreads. In late spring, each leaf axil is home to a small, white, bell-like flower. Forms a clump of lovely foliage (can be cut to ground each spring) and makes a nice groundcover. Average to moist soils. Readily divided. Part sun to shade. Grows to 15 high and 2 wide. Echinacea 'Cheyenne Spirit' coneflower A seed strain of first-year flowering coneflowers. Plants are well branched, producing an abundance of blossoms in clear tones of purple, pink, scarlet, yellow, cream, or white surrounding a central cone. Sturdy, compact, and drought tolerant. Excellent overwintering performance. Prefers a sandy, well-drained loam with a ph from 6 to 7. Full sun to afternoon shade. Grows to tall and wide. Echinacea paradoxa yellow coneflower D Features large, daisy-like flowers with drooping yellow to orange-yellow petals and very large, coppery-brown central cones. est flower display is early summer. Smooth, lance-shaped, dark green leaves. Goldfinches feed on the seeds. Easily grown in average, dry to medium, well-drained soil. Divide clumps when become overcrowded. May self-seed. Full sun. Grows to 2-3 tall and 1.5 wide. Echinacea 'Pow Wow Wildberry' coneflower H D Features large flowers from late spring to late summer. Grows in an upright clump on sturdy, well-branched stems. Each flower (3-4") features downward-arching, overlapping, rose-purple rays which encircle a large orange-brown cone. Goldfinches feed on seeds. Tolerant of drought, heat, humidity and poor soil. Divide clumps every 3-4 years. Full sun to part shade. Grows to 2-3 tall and wide. Echinacea purpurea Ruby Star purple coneflower D A seed cultivar featuring large, daisy-like coneflowers with deep red to purple rays, and large, dark bronze-brown central cones. Flowers all summer. Tolerates drought, heat, humidity and poor soil. Divide clumps periodically. Goldfinches feed on dried flower heads. Easily grown in average, dry to medium moisture, well-drained soils. Full sun to part shade. Grows to 2-3 tall and wide. Echinacea Solar Flare coneflower D A new Itsaul Plants introduction featuring larger than typical flowers on a compact, well-behaved plant. Wide, horizontally held, magenta-red petals age to a smoky rose color and extend outward from a rich, dark cone. looms from mid to late summer on sturdy stems. Flowers are sweetly fragrant. Well-drained soils are imperative. (PP22133) Full sun. Grows to 3 tall and 2 wide. Erigeron pulchellus var. pul. Lynnhaven Carpet Robin s plantain D An outstanding form of our native selected at Virginia each near the Lynnhaven River. Features larger than normal foliage on a slowly-spreading, easy-to-grow dense groundcover. Evergreen, ground-hugging, fuzzy, grey-green leaves form a thick mat, and are topped in late spring with a profusion of very pale lavender daisies. Very drought tolerant. Light shade to part sun. Grows to 12 tall. Eryngium yuccifolium hyssop-leaf boneset A member of the parsley/carrot family featuring basal rosettes of bristly-edged, sword-shaped, medium green leaves resembling yucca. Tiny greenish-white flowers are packed into globular heads resembling thistles. Flowers in summer in clusters. Self-seeds. A taprooted plant best left undisturbed. Prefers dryish, sandy soils; well-drained soils required. Full sun. Grows to 4-5 tall and 2-3 wide. $6 Zone: 3-9 sh G09 F09 H09 F09 F09 sh 3/4g =ATIVE SPECIES, =UTTERFLY ATTRACTAT, H=HUMMIGIRD ATTRACTAT, D=DEER RESISTAT Page 25 of 41

27 Farfugium japonicum 'Aureomaculatum' spotted leopard plant Perennials An evergreen herbaceous perennial boasting broad, rounded shiny green leaves (8-10" wide) with creamy yellow leopard spots. Topped with spectacular yellow daisies in late fall. Grows well in slightly moist but well-drained soils. Poor drainage leads to demise. Drought tolerant though wilts readily. Part sun to light shade. Clumps to 2' tall and wide with 30 flower spikes. Farfugium japonicum var. giganteum farfugium; giant leopard plant A clump-forming perennial primarily grown for its foliage: broad, rounded shiny green leaves that are 5-18 inches across. Attractive, daisy-like yellow flowers in late summer through fall. est grown in humusy, organically rich, medium moisture soils. Will wilt when water is deficient. Evergreen to 20F. Part to full shade. Grows to 3-4 tall and 2-3 wide. Fragaria 'Ozark eauty' everbearing strawberry An everbearing strawberry which produces one crop early in the season and a smaller crop in the fall. Five-petaled, white flowers with yellow centers appear on the plants in spring. Medium sized, red berries. Generally considered a good choice for this area. Prefers organically rich, sandy loams. Full sun. Grows to 9 tall and 18 wide. Gaillardia grandiflora Mesa Yellow Mesa Yellow blanket flower D $12 Zone: 7-10 sh 3/4 gal $6 Zone: 7-10 sh 4.5" $3 F01 4.5" Prolific with brilliant color. Daisy-like flowers (3") through the summer are perfect for cut flower bouquets. Drought tolerant, neat, mounding plants have sturdy stems and recover nicely from adverse conditions such as wind and rain. Winner of the Fleuroselect Gold Medal and the 2010 All-America Selections award. Well-drained soil is essential. Full sun. Reaches tall and wide. D Galax urceolata galax An evergreen herbaceous plant with rounded, glossy, dark-green leaves. In May and June, produces a long white flower raceme that ascends straight up towering above the basal leaves. Colonizes by rhizomes. Grow in a shady location in rich, organic, well-drained soils. Shade. Grows 6-12 tall. Gaura spp. gaura, wandflower Clump-forming, vase-shaped with butterfly-like flowers and a long bloom period. Passionate lush has ruby colored buds that open a deep pink (18 tall). Passionate Rainbow is compact, pink-flowered, with variegated foliage (12"). ELLEZA Light Pink (18 ) flowers on shorter stems. Grow in sandy, loamy, well-drained soils. Provide good drainage. Full sun. See above for mature sizes. Geranium maculatum Espresso spotted geranium D A chocolate-leaved selection of our native geranium. Lavendar, upward-facing, 5-petaled flowers in spring to early summer. Deeply cut, palmately lobed leaves remain attractive if soil is kept moist. Grows in a loose mound. Easily grown in average, well-drained soil. aturalizes by self-seeding. After flowering, lightly shear and shape to revitalize. Full sun to part shade. Grows to tall and wide. Hedychium coronarium white butterfly ginger lily A tropical perennial that is a cousin to the culinary ginger. Stalks grow from thick rhizomes and leaves are two-ranked, pointed and lance shaped. In late summer, long clusters of fragrant white flowers top the stalks. In our area, foliage dies back in the winter to reemerge in the spring. Thrives in low, wet areas. Flowers attract moths. SCG sourced. Partial shade to full sun. Grows to 3-7 tall. Helianthus divaricatus woodland sunflower D Two inch wide, light yellow flowers in summer make a handsome display in dappled shade. Spreads over time by creeping rhizomes to form colonies and benefits from division every 3-4 years. Found in open woods and along streams throughout the US. Dry to medium soils. Part sun to part shade. Grows to 4-6' tall by 2-3' spread. D $6 Zone: 5-7 sh 4.5" $6 F10 $24 Zone: 7b-11 6 gal =ATIVE SPECIES, =UTTERFLY ATTRACTAT, H=HUMMIGIRD ATTRACTAT, D=DEER RESISTAT Page 26 of 41

28 Helianthus salicifolius First Light willowleaf sunflower Perennials A perennial sunflower cultivar that features a profuse bloom of flowers with golden yellow rays and brown center disks. arrow, hairy, linear leaves. Parents are H. salicifolia cultivars Golden Pyramid and Autumn Glory. An introduction of looms of ressingham. Easily grown in medium moisture, well-drained, average garden soils. (PP1315.) Full sun. Grows to 3-4 tall and wide. Helianthus salicifolius Low Down willowleaf sunflower Features a compact, mounded, dense growth habit, and abundant daisy-type inflorescences with bright yellow ray florets and dark brown disc florets. Flowers in fall. Prefers average, well-drained soils. Grows best with added moisture. Seed heads are winter food for birds. Divide clumps every 3-4 years. (PP13197) Full sun. Grows to only tall and 18 wide. Heliopsis helianthoides sweet smooth oxeye D D An undemanding plant that provides excellent, mid-summer color. Yellow, sunflower-like flower heads (2 ) have raised, yellow centers. Stems are stiff and branched. Prefers moist, well-drained soil, but tolerates drought. A good choice for clay soil. Use in the back of a border, wildflower or cutting garden. Deadhead to extend blooming season. Full sun. Grows to 4-6 tall and 3-5 wide. H Helleborus orientalis hellebore, lenten rose A clump-forming, late winter-blooming perennial that features large, rose-like, nodding flowers with center crowns of yellow stamens. Flowers are in clusters of 1-4 on thick stems rising above the foliage. Color is variable - from white to pink to light rose-purple. est grown in organically rich, humusy, well-drained soils. Plant parts are poisonous. Part to full shade. Grows to 1.5 tall and wide. Heuchera 'Cinnabar Silver' coral bells A vigorous, clump-forming cultivar that features attractive, shallow-lobed, rounded, silvery leaves with purple veins and green edges. Retains good color all growing season. Tiny, bright red flowers appear in spires in late spring atop slender stems. Divide clumps in spring every 3-4 years. est grown in organically rich, medium moisture, well-drained soils. Full sun to part shade. Grows to 9 tall and 12 wide. Heuchera 'Fandango' coral bells A compact, free flowering plant with veiled-metallic ruffled leaves. In late spring enjoy a swirl of coral wand-type flowers around the short stalks. A repeat bloomer. e careful not to bury the crowns when planting. ice groundcover or edging plant. Useful in rock gardens and open woodland areas. Moderately well drained, organic soil types are best. Sun to part shade. Grows to 7 tall and 16 wide. Hibiscus coccineus scarlet rose mallow An upright, woody perennial featuring showy, 5 petalled, scarlet red, hollyhock like flowers from mid-summer into fall. Large dark green foliage is palmately compound. ative to marshes and swamps of AL, GA and FL. eeds a moist location and may require support. Excellent for a rain garden and along pond, stream edges. Full sun to part shade. Grows to 6 tall by 2-3 wide. Hibiscus moschuetos EXTREME Series hardy hibiscus D H D A hardy hibiscus series that withstood last winter in our nursery. Large red, white or pink flowers from mid-summer into fall. Good as container plants on the terrace or balcony and in a border. Loamy, slightly acidic to neutral soils, moist to very moist, tolerates standing water. Full sun to part sun. Grows to 4-5' tall and 3-4' wide. Hibiscus moschuetos 'Royal Gems' Royal Gems hardy hibiscus; rose mallow H D A new Fleming hybrid with purple, ovate foliage and huge (8-12 ) pink (with a rose center) flowers! looms all summer long. Moist soils are best, but will tolerate drought quite well. est in a slightly acidic, fertile loam. Mulch heavily the first year. Cut back old branches in the fall or spring leaving 3-4 inches at the base. Late to emerge. Full sun. Grows to 4 tall and 2-3 wide. H D 3/4 gal 3/4 gal $6 sh sh $ gal Zone: 7-10 Zone: 4-11 I09 =ATIVE SPECIES, =UTTERFLY ATTRACTAT, H=HUMMIGIRD ATTRACTAT, D=DEER RESISTAT Page 27 of 41

29 Hosta 'lue Angel' hosta Perennials A giant, blue-leaved hosta featuring thick, textured, slightly convex, wide-oval, blue-green leaves (to 16" X 12") with light marginal undulations, ribbed veins, cuspidate tips and cordate bases. Lavender to white flowers in mid-summer. Performs best in rich, moist, organic soils. Prefers consistent moisture during the growing season. Part to full shade. Grows to 2-3 tall and 3-4 wide. H Hosta 'lue Hawaii' hosta A marvelous large hosta with lightly corrugated, slightly cupped, thick blue leaves. Forms a sturdy mound with an upright, vase-shape. Pale lavender fragrant flowers in early summer. Slug resistant. Clumps may be easily divided in the spring or fall. Easy to grow in average to moist, well-drained soils. Part to full shade. Grows to 30 tall and 42 wide. H Hosta 'Earth Angel' hosta A white-edged mutation of 'lue Angel'. Thick, wide, pointed, heart-shaped blue leaves, each surrounded by a 1" wide, creamy border (yellow in spring). The first giant blue hosta to have a border. Pale lavender flowers in early summer to 40 tall. Medium growth rate. Well-drained, rich soils. eeds moisture. Part to full shade. Grows to 30 tall and 3-5 wide. H Hosta 'Gemstone' hosta From Tony Avent at Plant Delights ursery. Forms a vigorous-growing, but small, clump of narrow blue leaves. In midsummer, the clumps are topped with short 10" spikes of lavender flowers. Great color, nice form and good growth rate make this one of the best small blues. Hummingbirds love it. Light shade. Grows to 5 tall and 12 wide. H Hosta 'Hoosier Harmony' hosta A sport of 'Royal Standard'. Shiny leaves have a chartreuse to gold center surrounded by an irregular dark green margin. Dainty spikes of lightly-scented creamy white tubular flowers rise above the foliage from mid to late summer. est cleaned up in early spring before it resumes active growth for the season. Part to full shade. Grows to 24 tall and 3 wide. H Hosta 'June' hosta Forms a mound of thick, variegated leaves with gold centers and irregular blue-green margins, with racemes of bell-shaped, pale lavender flowers on 20" scapes. Grown primarily for its beautiful foliage, which provides color, contrast and texture to the landscape. Does best in a rich, moist soil. Part to full shade. Grows to tall and 30 wide. H Hosta 'Rippled Treasure' hosta Wavy, slightly corrugated, green leaves (8 long by 6 wide) emerge a bluish hue but change to medium green by early summer. Margins are heavily rippled. Pale lavender flowers bloom in early summer on 2 + scapes. Medium to fast growth rate. A hybrid between 'Lily Pad' and 'Rosedale Doughboy'. Does best in a rich, moist soil. Part to full shade. Grows to 14 tall and 36 wide. H Hosta 'Summer reeze' hosta A medium to large sized hosta that forms an open mound. Dark green leaves have wide, irregular, chartreuse to yellow margins. Thin, broadly ovate leaves are moderately seersuckered. All day shade yields best leaf color. Flared, pale lavender flowers on 30" scapes in late summer. A medium grower. Does best in a rich, moist soil. Part to full shade. Grows to 22 tall and 50 wide. H Hypericum 'Magical Passion' St.John's Wort A semi-evergreen plant with dark green oval foliage. Flowers over a long period, through summer and into autumn, producing clusters of showy bright yellow, star-shaped flowers that are followed by red berries. A reliable, easy-going plant that will grow in most soils. Moist, well-drained sites are best. Requires full sun to part shade. Grows to 5 tall and wide. sh $6 Zone: 2-8 sh 4.5" sh $6 sh 4.5" $6 sh 4.5" $6 sh 4.5" sh $6 sh 4.5" =ATIVE SPECIES, =UTTERFLY ATTRACTAT, H=HUMMIGIRD ATTRACTAT, D=DEER RESISTAT Page 28 of 41

30 Iris pseudacorus yellow flag Perennials A rhizomatous, beardless wetland iris. right yellow flowers (3-4 ), with a darker yellow zone and violet veining on the fall, bloom in late spring to early summer on rigid, upright stalks. Performs best in acidic, saturated, moisture-retentive soils. Thrive in standing water (to 12 deep) and naturalizes via rhizomes to form large colonies. Larger size available. Full sun to part shade. Grows to 3-5 tall and 2.5 wide. Iris versicolor northern blue flag A clump-forming iris native to marshes, swamps, ditches and shorelines. arrow, arching, sword-shaped, blue-green leaves. Flowering stalks appear in late spring, and offer 3-5 flowers with bold purple veining. Falls have a central yellow blotch surrounded by a white zone. Clumps spread slowly by rhizomes (poisonous). Thrives in wetland habitats. Full sun to part shade. Grows to tall and wide. Lavandula intermedia 'Phenomenal' lavender H A sport of Lavandula Grosso discovered at Peace Tree Farm in PA. Features a mounded shape and uniform growth. In mid June, enjoy an elegant display of fragrant, purple-blue flower spikes above the silvery mounds. ranches strongly and evenly and foliage remains thick and full. Prefers average to slightly dry soils. Does not tolerate wet soils. PPAF. Full sun. Grows to tall and wide. Leucanthemum 'roadway Lights' Shasta daisy A Shasta daisy cultivar whose flowers open bright yellow, and gradually fade to soft pale yellow and then white as they mature. Flowers from late spring into summer. A mainstay of the perennial border. Easily grown in average, dry to medium, well-drained soils. Good drainage is essential. Full sun. Grows to tall and wide. Leucanthemum 'White Mountain' Shasta daisy D D D A great landscape plant that stays compact in mixed containers and in your garden. Fragrant flowers are white with yellow eyes and attract pollinators. A long blooming period, lasting from early spring to fall. Encourage additional flowering through regular deadheading. Excellent for cut flowers. est in well-drained, fertile soil with a ph range of 6 7. Full sun. Grows to 24 tall and 14 wide. Lithodora diffusa 'Heavenly lue' blue lithospermum D A choice evergreen groundcover or rock garden plant in the borage family. Forms a low, creeping mat of hairy grey-green leaves, studded with royal-blue star flowers from late spring through summer. Prune lightly in late summer to encourage a dense habit. Must have a well-drained, acidic soil. Heavy clay soils are a sure death. Full to part sun. Grows to 4-6 tall and spreads to Lobelia siphilitica blue cardinal flower Flowers in late summer with wonderful light to dark blue, tubular, 2-lipped flowers. The three lobes of the lower lip appear more prominent than the two lobes of the upper lip. Clump forming and may self-seed. Easily grown in rich, humusy, medium to wet soils. ot at all drought tolerant. Will naturalize. All parts of this plant are poisonous. Full sun to part shade. Grows to 3' tall and 1.5' wide. H Lysimachia nummularia 'Goldilocks' creeping Jenny A cultivar featuring rounded golden yellow leaves, and cup-shaped, five-petaled, bright yellow flowers. Flowers bloom in late spring. Spread by rhizomes and self-seeding. Easily grown in moist, humus-rich, well-drained soils. Tolerates wet soils and useful in a rain garden. Full sun to part shade. Grows to 3" tall and spreads 1-3'. Meehania cordata Meehan s mint A low-growing, evergreen perennial with trailing square stems and broadly heart shaped green leaves Hooded, two-lipped, lavender blue flowers on upright spikes appear in mid to late spring. Stoloniferous but not overly aggressive. est grown in rich, humusy, medium moisture, well-drained, alkaline soils. An excellent groundcover for shady areas. Part to full shade. Grows to 6 tall and 18 wide. D $6 Zone: 3-9 $6 E09 $6 Zone: 4-10 G09 $6 sh $3 F09 $3 Zone: 3-9 GH4 =ATIVE SPECIES, =UTTERFLY ATTRACTAT, H=HUMMIGIRD ATTRACTAT, D=DEER RESISTAT Page 29 of 41

31 Monarda didyma Jacob Cline beebalm Perennials A cultivar that is resistant to powdery mildew. Is tall and vigorous with enormous red blooms and fragrant foliage. Perfect for the back of a planting. Deadhead flowers to prolong summer bloom period. Prefers rich, humusy soils. Some afternoon shade is appreciated in hot summer climates. Soil should not dry out, but should drain well. Requires part to full sun. Grows to 3-4 tall and wide. Monarda fistulosa wild bergamot H D A clump-forming, mint family member featuring lavender, two-lipped, tubular flowers in solitary, terminal heads subtended by a whorl of showy, pinkish, leafy bracts. Leaves used in teas. Deadhead flowers to prolong bloom. Self-seeds. est grown in dry to medium moisture, well-drained soils. Tolerates poor soils and drought. eeds good air circulation. Full sun to part shade. Grows to 2-4 tall and 2-3 wide. epeta faassenii Junior Walker Junior Walker catmint H D A sterile, dwarf and compact form of Walker's Low. Extremely floriferous with sprays of small pale lavender flowers just above the blue green, aromatic foliage. Expect flowering to begin in mid-april, and continue until fall, with lapses in midsummer. Prefers soil with good drainage, and may benefit from a midseason trim. Divide in spring. (PP23074.) Full sun. Grows to 15 tall and 4 wide. Penstemon digitalis smooth beardtongue A clump forming native featuring white, lined with purple, tubular flowers in panicles atop erect, rigid stems. Flowers from mid-spring to early summer. asal leaves are elliptic and stem leaves are lance-shaped. Thrives in clay, and a lovely cut flower. Grow in an average, dry to medium moisture, well-drained soil. Full sun. Grows to 3-5 tall and 2 wide. Perovskia atriplicifolia 'Little Spire' Russian sage H D Aromatic, gray-green foliage on stiff, upright, square stems. Easily grown in average, dry to medium, well-drained soils in full sun. Drought tolerant. Compact cultivar that maxes out at 2' tall. Violet-blue flowers, tiered in branched, terminal panicles, appear over a long summer bloom. Avoid poorly drained soils. Full sun. Grows to tall and wide. Phlox divaricata lue Moon woodland phlox A long-lived, carefree native groundcover offering abundant, fragrant, violet-blue 5-petaled flowers in spring. Foliage is lance shaped and medium green, and form is a trailing mass of fine green foliage. A light summer mulch helps retain moisture and keep roots cool. Prefers humus-rich, moist yet well-drained soil. Part to full shade. Grows to 18 tall and 12 wide. H Phlox FLAME SERIES garden phlox A new introduction of compact and upright garden phloxes. We offer Light Pink, Lilac, Pink and Purple. Flowers in midsummer. Provide shade from afternoon sun. Prefers rich, moist, organic soils. eeds good air circulation. Intolerant of drought. A summer mulch helps with moisture retention. Great in containers. est in a fertile, well-drained soil Ḣ D Sun to part shade. Grows to tall and 12 wide. Phlox pillosa downy phlox; prairie phlox An upright, clumping perennial that spreads by rhizomes. Fragrant, tubular, pink to pale purple flowers are loosely packed in rounded terminal cymes. Flowers in early summer. Stems and leaves have soft white hairs. Appreciates a summer mulch. Excellent for dry sunny locations. Grow in fertile, moderately dry to moist, well-drained soils. Part to full sun. Grows to 1-2 tall and 1 wide. Phlox stolonifera lue Ridge creeping phlox A ground-covering, evergreen woodland plant with small paddle-shaped leaves that form 1-2 inch mats in moist, acidic soils. Soft lavender-blue flower spikes rise up on thin 8" stems in April and May and are nicely fragrant. est in welldrained soils. Partial to full shade. Grows to 6-8 tall and 2 wide. D D D Zone: 3-9 3/4 gal sh sh sh 3/4 gal sh =ATIVE SPECIES, =UTTERFLY ATTRACTAT, H=HUMMIGIRD ATTRACTAT, D=DEER RESISTAT Page 30 of 41

32 Phlox stolonifera Sherwood Purple creeping phlox Perennials Loose, few-flowered clusters of very fragrant, tubular, purple-blue flowers appear at the stem ends in spring. arrow, lanceshaped stem leaves (to 3"). Spreads somewhat rapidly by stolons and shoots that root at the nodes. Can form large colonies over time. A lovely low ground cover. Prefers rich, moist, organic, well-drained soils. Drought tolerant once established. Part shade. Grows to 6 tall and 1 wide. Pycnanthemum muticum mountain mint D A clump-forming native of eastern A. Dark green leaves have a strong spearmint aroma. In late summer, two-lipped, tubular, pink flowers in dense flat-topped clusters appear. Each cluster is subtended by a pair of silvery leaf-like bracts. A vigorous grower that spreads by rhizomes. Easily grown in fertile, moist to medium moisture, well-drained soils. Full sun to part shade. Grows to 2.5 tall and wide. Ratibida pinnata grey-head coneflower D A coarse plant featuring pinnately divided leaves (to 5") on stiff stems. Flowers have a dull-gray central disk that smells of anise when bruuised. elow the disk are 3-7, downward pointing, bright yellow ray flowers (to 3"). looms throughout summer. ative to central A. Average, medium moisture, well-drained soils. Tolerates poor, dry soils. Full sun. Grows to 3-5 tall and 2 wide. Rohdea japonica 'Galle' lily of China A narrow leaf selection of the Japanese sacred lily. Leaves are leathery and deep green. Forms a vase-shaped clump. Plants very slowly increase by offsets to form a colony. Small white flowers lead to attractive clusters of crimson berries. Drought and black walnut tolerant. Part to full shade. Grows to 1 tall and 2 wide. Rudbeckia 'Autumn Sun' coneflower sh $6 sh 4.5" An upright, rhizomatous,substantial, clump-forming coneflower. Features large daisy-like flowers (3-4") with drooping yellow rays and elongated bright green cones. Single flowers atop slender stems. Long summer bloom period. Toothed, bright green, large leaves. est in rich, moist, well-drained soils. Tolerates hot, humid summers. May need staking. Full sun. Grows 4-7 tall and 2-3 wide. D Rudbeckia fulgida 'Goldsturm' black-eyed Susan An upright, spreading coneflower that can grow to heights of 2-3'. Very showy yellow flowers with a dark brown-to-black center disc from mid-summer into the fall. Tolerates heat and humidity. Full sun; dry to medium soils. Full sun. Grows to 2-3 tall and 1-2 wide. Rudbeckia hirta 'Indian Summer' black-eyed Susan A biennial or short-lived perennial that will self-seed in the garden. Indian Summer produces huge flower heads (6-9 ) that add bold, stunning color to borders. Deadhead for additional bloom. est in moist, organically rich soils, but tolerant of most except wet, poorly drained. Full sun. Grows to 2-3 tall and 1-2 wide. Rudbeckia hirta 'Irish Eyes' black-eyed Susan D A short-lived perennial that naturalizes by self-seeding. Produces large (to 5 ), single, golden-yellow daisies with a bright green eye from mid-summer into fall. An outstanding cut flower. Remove faded blossoms regularly to increase the flowering time. Seed heads have winter interest. Fairly drought tolerant. Easy to grow in most soils. Full sun to part sun. Grows to 30 tall and 16 wide. Rudbeckia triloba brown-eyed susan D A coarse, weedy, somewhat hairy, clump-forming, densely-branched biennial or short-lived perennial. Daisy-like flowers have yellow rays and brown-purple center disks, and bloom profusely from summer to fall. Easily grown in average, moist, well-drained soils. aturalizes through self-seeding. Grows to 2-3 tall and to 1.5 wide. D Zone: 3-9 H10 G10 G10 F09 =ATIVE SPECIES, =UTTERFLY ATTRACTAT, H=HUMMIGIRD ATTRACTAT, D=DEER RESISTAT Page 31 of 41

33 Salvia 'Anthony Parker' Anthony Parker sage Perennials A floriferous compact shrub with terminal dark blue-purple flowers from midsummer through fall, and grayish-green leaves. A spontaneous seedling hybrid (parents beliened to be S. leucantha 'Midnight' and S. elegans), discovered in a garden in eaufort, SC. Well-drained soils. Full sun. Grows to 4-5' tall and wide. H Salvia Cathedral Series mealycup sage Full, branching plants bloom early and display rich color into late summer. The large 3-4" flower spikes are awash in rich light lavender and crisp, clean white. Attracts butterflies and hummingbirds. Excellent for containers. Well-drained, medium moist soil. Marginally hardy in our area. Full to part sun. Grows to tall and 16 wide. H Salvia elegans pineapple sage Crushed foliage emits a pineapple aroma. A shrubby tender perennial with soft hairy, light green leaves (3 ) on square stems. Two-lipped bright scarlet red flowers (1 ), in loose whorls, on terminal spikes (8 ) from late summer on. Spreads by underground runners to form colonies. est grown in humusy, evenly moist, well-drained soils. Avoid wet soils. Full sun. Grows to 3-4 tall and 2-3 wide. Salvia microphylla Hot Lips Hot Lips sage H D Zone: 8-10 Zone: 8=10 Zone: 8-10 A wild selection of Mexican sage introduced by Richard Turner of the Strybing Arboretum. The fast growing clump is adorned with stunning bicolor flowers (red tips and white lips). When nights warm in summer, new flowers are all red. As fall approaches, the flowers will again become bicolored. Thrives in average to dry soil, and is drought tolerant. Full sun. Grows to 30 tall and 6 wide. H D Salvia microphylla Wild Watermelon Wild Watermelon littleleaf sage; baby sage This evergreen plant is fast growing with unique fuchsia (hot pink) blooms from June to ovember that drives butterflies and hummingbirds wild. Prefers moist to dry, well-drained soils and is drought and humidity tolerant. Cut back to control height and to induce a second flush of flowers. ative to Mexico. Full sun. Grows to 3-4' tall by 2-3' wide. Salvia nemorosa Caradonna Caradonna sage H D An erect, clump-forming salvia featuring dark purple stems and blue-violet flowers. In summer, dense terminal spikes of flowers rise above the foliage to 24 tall. Leaves are aromatic when crushed. Cut plants back after flowering. Easily grown in average, dry to medium, well-drained soil. Full sun. Grows to 1-2 tall and wide. Salvia nemorosa Marcus Marcus garden sage D A dwarf, clump-forming perennial salvia that is covered in violet blue flower spikes all summer. Prefers moist sandy soils that are well drained but is tolerant of droughty conditions. Regular moisture and deadheading encourage re-bloom. Does not self-seed. Prune to ground after flowering. Full sun. Up to 10-12" tall and 8-12" wide. Salvia nemorosa 'East Friesland' meadowsage D An erect, clumping salvia noted for its compact form, long bloom period, purple stems and violet-purple flowers. Light green leaves (to 4 ) are aromatic. Dense terminal spikes of violet-purple flowers from June to September. Attracts bees and butterflies. Remove spent flower spikes. Easily grown in average, dry to medium, well-drained soils. Full sun. Grows to tall and 6-12 wide. Salvia sylvestris lue Hill lue Hill sage; wood sage D A compact plant featuring spike-like racemes of pure blue flowers beginning in early summer and lasting for months. arrow, dark green, basal leaves (5 ) and smaller stem leaves. Easily grown in average, dry to medium, well-drained soil. Tolerates drought. Remove spent flower spikes to extend bloom period. Full sun. Grows to 2 tall and 1.5 wide. D Zone: 7-10 =ATIVE SPECIES, =UTTERFLY ATTRACTAT, H=HUMMIGIRD ATTRACTAT, D=DEER RESISTAT Page 32 of 41

34 Salvia sylvestris Snow Hill Snow Hill sage Perennials A compact plant featuring densely-flowered, racemes of pure white flowers in early summer. A sport of Salvia 'lue Hill'. Easily grown in average, dry to medium, well-drained soil. Tolerates drought. Prefers moist soils with cool nights. Remove spent flower spikes to extend bloom period. Full sun. Grows to 2 tall and 18 wide. Scuttellaria incana skullcap D A native featuring small, two-lipped, purplish blue flowers in loose racemes in summer. Strong, upright growth habit. Square stems are covered with minute white hairs, hence the sometime common names of hoary skullcap. Easily grown in average, dry to medium, well-drained soil. Thrives in a moist, rich soil. Full sun to part shade. Grows to 2-3 tall and wide. Sedum Cherry Tart stonecrop A groundcover type evergreen sedum with a compact habit and attractive cherry-red foliage. Large, deep pink flower clusters rise above the foliage in late summer. Useful as a colorful groundcover or feature in rock garden or container. Extremely drought tolerant and low-maintenance. Grow in an average, well-drained soil. From the SunSparkler series. Full sun. Grows to 6 tall and 18 wide. Sedum 'Autumn Joy' stonecrop; hylotelephium An upright to slightly spreading clump-forming perennial stonecrop. Dense masses of tiny, star-like, bright neon-pink flowers are arranged in large cymes. Long bloom period from late summer to fall. Prefers well-drained gravelly soils with low fertility. Intolerant of wet soils, but drought and heat tolerant once established. est in groups. Full sun. Grows to 1-2 tall and wide. Sedum sexangulare stonecrop A vigorous, dense, mat-forming, evergreen stonecrop. Cylindrical, succulent, bright green leaves appear in six spiral rows. Leaves take on copper-bronze tones in fall and winter. Tiny, star-like, bright yellow flowers bloom in cymes just above the foliage in summer. est in groups. Easily grown in average, dry to medium, well-drained soils. Full sun. Grows to 6 tall and spreads to 1-2. Sedum spurium John Creech Caucasian stonecrop; two row stonecrop D 3/4 gal $6 Zone: 3-9 Zone: 3-9 A low-growing, sprawling, mat-forming evergreen sedum that spreads by creeping stems that root at nodes. Thick, flattened leaves are arranged in two rows along the stems. ewer leaves are evergreen and turn deep burgundy in fall. Tiny pinkish-red flowers bloom from late spring to summer. Easily grown in average, dry to medium, well-drained soils. Full sun. Grows to 3 tall and spreads to 12. D Sedum ternatum Larinem Park stonecrop A low-growing, succulent, native groundcover. Will carpet a woodland floor with round leaves arranged in threes, and white star-shaped flowers in spring. A slowly spreading, floriferous selection from Mineral County, WV. More tolerant of shade and moisture than other sedum species. Foliage is often evergreen. Well drained soils a must. Full sun to part shade. Grows to 6 tall and 12 wide. Senecio aureus golden groundsel; golden ragwort D A semi-evergreen, native perennial groundcover that produces golden daisy-like flowers on leaved stalks above a shiny green basal rosette in mid to late spring. Flowers heavily even in shade. Prefers consistently wet soil that is well drained. May colonize in favorable habitats. Full sun to part shade. Height of 12 and spread up to Sisyrinchium angustifolium blue-eyed grass A member of the iris family featuring grass-like leaves, branched flowering stems, and clusters of violet blue flowers in spring. Forms a clump. est grown in medium moisture, well-drained soils. Will self seed. May need to divide every 2-3 years. Full sun. Grows to 18-24" tall and 6-12" wide. D Zone: 3-9 $6 sh =ATIVE SPECIES, =UTTERFLY ATTRACTAT, H=HUMMIGIRD ATTRACTAT, D=DEER RESISTAT Page 33 of 41

35 Solidago graminifolia grass-leaved goldenrod; fine-leaved goldenrod Perennials This plant has fine-textured linear foliage and golden flat topped inflorescences in late summer. Prefers moist, well drained soils. Somewhat drought tolerant. Clumps have a spreading tendency and may need to be thinned every few years in early spring. (Flowers do not cause allergies.) Full sun to part shade. Grows to 2-3 tall and spreads 1-2. Solidago sphacelata Golden Fleece goldenrod D A compact, spreading goldenrod featuring tiny, bright yellow flowers in dense, plume-like panicles at the ends of stiff stems. Rosettes of heart-shaped foliage form an attractive, mat-like groundcover. Late summer to fall bloom period. Easily grown in average, dry to medium, well-drained soils. Tolerates poor, dry soils. Deadhead for additional bloom. Full sun. Grows to 18 tall and wide. Stokesia laevis lue Danube Stokes aster D Features fluffy, cornflower-like, deep sky blue flowers (to 3 ) with white centers above a rosette of oblong, medium green leaves. Foliage is evergreen in warm winter climates. Long summer to early fall bloom period. Easily grown in average well-drained soils. Good drought tolerance. Deadhead to encourage additional bloom. Full sun. Grows to 18 tall and wide. Symphyotrichum cordifolium wood aster; heartleaf aster Clouds of blue flowers with yellow centers in early fall. A great naturalizer under trees, at the edge of woods, or as a filler among hostas and astilbes. Pinch back several times in summer to control height. Prefers rich, moist soils but tolerant of dry conditions. eeds good drainage. (syn. Aster cordifolius) Full sun to part shade. Reaches 2-5' in height; 1.5-2' width. Symphyotrichum georgianum Georgia aster A rare native with royal blue-purple 2" flowers with yellow discs blooming in the fall. A deciduous perennial that dies back to the ground each winter and re-emerges again in the spring. May be cut back during the summer to control height. Thrives in poor soil and desert-like conditions. Does not tolerate wet soils. Full sun. Grows 4-5' tall. Symphyotrichum lateriflorum Lady in lack calico aster An elegant mound of purplish- black strappy leaves covered in red-centered tiny white daisies in late summer and early fall. Grows best in average, moist or dry, well-drained soils. Stems may be pinched back in late spring for shorter plants. Great for border and mass plantings. (syn. Aster lateriflorus) Full sun. Grows up to 2-3 tall and wide. Symphyotrichum novae-angliae Vibrant Dome ew England aster This selection comes from Dr. Dick Lighty, former Director of the Mt. Cuba Center. Features a low, bushy habit and a profuse bloom of dark purple flowers that cover the plant from late summer into fall. Does not need staking. Rough, hairy, lance-shaped leaves clasp stiff, hairy stems. Grow in average, medium moisture, well-drained soils. Full sun. Grows to 2 tall and 3 wide. Symphyotrichum oblongifolium Raydon s Favorite Raydon s Favorite aromatic aster Masses of violet-blue, fine textured, single, ray flowers appear over a long period in mid-autumn. Multi-stemmed plants with aromatic foliage. Excellent for the perennial and mixed border. A very reliable herbaceous perennial. Provide a welldrained soil; tolerates dry conditions. (syn. Aster oblongifolious) Full sun. Reaches 2-3' in height and 1' in spread. Symphyotrichum patens late purple aster An easy to grow native plant in dry to medium soils. An upright plant with slender, hairy stems. Features daisy-like asters with blue to violet rays and yellow centers beginning in late summer. Requires full sun or part shade. Grows 2.5' tall. sh 3/4 gal F09 2 gal =ATIVE SPECIES, =UTTERFLY ATTRACTAT, H=HUMMIGIRD ATTRACTAT, D=DEER RESISTAT Page 34 of 41

36 Tiarella cordifolia foam flower Perennials Rapidly spreads by stolons to form dense clumps of semi-glossy, heart-shaped, lobed leaves with reddish variegation. Tiny, white flowers with very long stamens appear in airy racemes in spring. Flower buds are pinkish. Prefers organically rich, moisture-retentive soils, but wet soils, particularly in winter, can be fatal. Part to full shade. Grows to 1' tall and 1-2' wide. Tradescantia Red Grape spiderwort Features narrow, grassy, blue-green foliage and a summer-long display of small, red violet flowers with fuzzy magenta stamens tipped with yellow pollen. Forms a compact mound. Remove spent blooms and trim foliage in midsummer if untidy. Divide in early spring. Appreciates a moist, rich soil, and tolerates wet sites beside a stream or pond. Full sun to part shade. Grows to tall and slightly wider. Tradescantia ohiensis spiderwort; bluejacket A striking choice for hot sunny locations. Features attractive bluish-grey foliage, and blue, pink or purple flowers from late spring to mid-summer. Common name refers to the delicate web-like filaments on the anthers. Flowers open in the heat of the day. Prefers moist to dry, well-drained, sandy, acidic soils. Deadhead and cut foliage back after flowering. Full to part sun. Grows to 2-3 tall and wide. Tricyrtis Sinonome toadlily Typically grows in a vase-shaped clump, and features small, creamy white, lily-like flowers with burgundy-purple spotting. Flowers appear in clusters in upper leaf axils in late summer. Popular in the cut flower industry in Japan. Easily grown in average, medium to wet, well-drained soils. Do not let soil dry out. Colonizes by rhizomes. Part to full shade. Grows to 2-3 tall and 1-2' wide. Tricyrtis formosana 'Samurai' toadlily Known for its golden-edged foliage and compact form. A vigorous, rhizomatous plant that will colonize in the garden over time. Features small, purple, lily-like flowers (1 ) with dark purple spotting and yellow throats. Prefers moist, organically rich, humusy, slightly acidic soils in part shade. Soil must not be allowed to dry out. Part to full shade. Grows to tall and 9" wide. Vernonia lettermannii Iron utterfly ironweed A selection from trials at UGA. Features lovely foliage on a compact and vigorous plant. In late summer tiny, true purple flowers attract butterflies. Tolerant of hot dry locations, but withstands brief periods of inundation. Good for rain gardens. Average to dry soils with good drainage. ative to the drainage area of the Ouchita River in AR. Full sun. Grows to tall and wide. Vernonia noveboracensis ew York ironweed A tall, coarse, upright native which typically occurs in moist thickets and along streambanks. Features numerous tiny, fluffy, deep purple, composite flowers (rays absent) in loose, 3-4" wide, terminal cymes atop stiff, leafy stems in late summer to fall. Rusty seed clusters. Tolerates most soils, but prefers rich, moist, slightly acidic. Full sun. Grows to 4-6 tall and 3-4 wide. Veronicastrum virginicum Lavender Towers Culver s root A tall, upright herbacous perennial featuring pale purple spikes of small flowers in mid-summer. Leaves are in whorls of 3-6 around unbranched stems. An introduction from Ernst Pagels of Germany. A commercial cut flower in Europe. Moist but well-drained soils are best, but very adaptable. Drought tolerant once established. Full sun to light shade. Grows to 4-5 tall and 2-3 wide. Viola Purple Showers marsh blue violet D D H D A herbaceous perennial featuring large 2" electric purple flowers in spring and summer on 8" stems above the foliage. An excellent cut flower. Deadhead spent flowers to prolong the blooming season and promote a new flush of growth. Grows best in cool, moist, shady environments, and very adaptable as to soil type. Useful as a groundcover or edging plant. eeds shade in summer. Grows to 6-8 tall and wide. H Zone: 3-9 sh Zone: 6-8 sh Zone: $24 6 gal sh =ATIVE SPECIES, =UTTERFLY ATTRACTAT, H=HUMMIGIRD ATTRACTAT, D=DEER RESISTAT Page 35 of 41

37 Viola walteri Sliver Gem prostrate blue violet Perennials Forms a tidy mound of striking silvery colored, heart-shaped leaves with contrasting green veins. Undersurface of leaves varies from pale purplish-green to burgundy. Grows best in moist, well-drained, neutral to alkaline soils. Drought tolerant once established. A natural seedling variant found in ibb County, AL in Introduced in 2010 by the Mt. Cuba Center. Partial shade. Grows to 3-5 tall and spreads to Zephyranthes atamasca Atamasco lily; rain lily A small, colony-forming perennial, with thick, shiny, grooved, grass-like leaves. Forms loose clumps. Fragrant, solitary flowers (3 ) on leafless stalks in early spring. Funnel shaped, white flowers turn pink with age. Site in a rich, humusy soil that is moist, but well-drained, during the growing season. All parts are poisonous if eaten. Grows in sun, part sun, and shade. Grows to 15 tall. sh 3/4 gal $7 Zone: 7-10 =ATIVE SPECIES, =UTTERFLY ATTRACTAT, H=HUMMIGIRD ATTRACTAT, D=DEER RESISTAT Page 36 of 41

38 Asplenium platyneuron ebony spleenwort Ferns An evergreen native with arching, pinnate, glossy, dark green sterile fronds and erect fertile fronds. Central stipe is dark purplish brown. est grown in gritty, humusy, dry to medium moisture, well-drained soils in part shade. Prefers rocky locations and tolerates some drought. Good drainage is a must to prevent crown rot. Part to full shade. Grows to 6-12 tall and wide. Athyrium asplenioides Southern lady fern A deciduous native with a feathery texture forming an asymmetrical clump. Fronds are yellow-green to medium green and twice pinnate pinnatifid. Stems are red. There is little difference between sterile and fertile fronds. Slowly spreads by rhizomes. Moist rich soils. Crested and non-crested selections available. Part to full shade. Grows to 1-3' tall. H Cyrtomium falcatum Japanese holly fern An upright evergreen fern that grows in dense, vase shaped clumps. Dark green, glossy fronds on slender arching stems resemble holly branches. Prefers rich, acidic soil and requires good drainage. Mulch around crown in winter. Divide clumps in warm weather and plant crowns deeper than parents. Also offered in lons for. Part to full shade. Grows up to 2' high and 3' wide. Cystopteris protrusa lowland fragile fern A small, somewhat airy, deciduous, native which features finely cut, bi-pinnate to tri-pinnate, erect to arching fronds. Fronds have brittle stipes. Rhizomatous. Emerges in very early spring and produces new fronds all summer. Easily grown in loose, organically rich, medium moisture, well-drained soils. Add lime to acidic soils. Part to full shade. Grows to 6-18 tall and wide. Dennstaedtia punctilobula hay scented fern A deciduous fern that is native to open woods and wooded banks in the eastern and midwestern U. S. When brushed, crushed or bruised, the fronds release a fragrance of fresh mown hay. Spreads aggresively by rhizomes. est grown in moist, rich, humusy, acidic, medium moisture loams. Part to full shade. Grows to 2-3 tall and 1-2' wide. Deparia acrostichoides silvery glade fern A deciduous fern that forms an asymmetrical clump. Spreads via rhizomes. Constantly moist soils. Common name from the sori, which are nearly white when young and give the fronds a silvery sheen. Young fronds are yellow-green in color. Partial to full shade. Grows up to 3' tall. Dryopteris carthusiana spinulose wood fern A deciduous native featuring lacy, lime-green, outward-growing fronds with blackish scales on the stipes. Forms an asymmetric clump. Similar to intermediate fern except fronds are more finely toothed and dissected. Synonymous with D. spinulosa. Prefers moist, humusy, acidic soils with protection from wind. Part to full shade. Grows to 2-3 tall and wide. Dryopteris celsa log fern A semi-evergreen upright fern. Features firm, erect, deeply cut, shiny dark-green fronds with contrasting dark central stripes. Prefers moist, rich, humusy, acidic soils with protection from wind. A naturally occurring hybrid of D. goldiana and D. ludoviciana often found growing on rotting logs. Part to full shade. Grows up to 4' tall by 2.5' wide. Dryopteris cristata crested woodfern Plants grow in an asymmetrical clump, erect to nearly prostrate. The narrowly oval and twice pinnate fronds spring in loose clusters. Fertile fronds are larger than the infertile ones and only the latter are evergreen. Short, creeping rhizome. Prefers wet sites but will tolerate much less moisture. Requires very little care. Part to full shade. Grows to 1-2' tall. $2 sh 2.5" $6 sh 4" Zone: 6-10 sh 4.5" Zone: 2-9 sh $6 sh 4" $2 Zone: 3-7 sh 2" $4 sh 4" sh $6 Zone: 3-7 sh 4" =ATIVE SPECIES, =UTTERFLY ATTRACTAT, H=HUMMIGIRD ATTRACTAT, D=DEER RESISTAT Page 37 of 41

39 Ferns Dryopteris erythrosa autumn fern ew growth fronds emerge with a striking, coppery cast and gradually mature to deep green. Plant near a water feature or statuary for a Japanese garden effect. This hardy and adaptable fern prefers a loose, moist and humus-rich soil. sh Part to full shade. Grows to 24 tall and 24 wide. 3/4 gal Dryopteris intermedia intermediate woodfern; fancy fern A orth American native evergreen fern that can be found in mountainous regions from Canada south to Alabama. Fronds are 2' in length. Grows best in moist woodland locations, and has a slight preference for alkaline soils. Fronds are popular for flower arrangements. A clumping fern that does not spread. eeds a shady location. Grows to 18' tall and 2-3' wide. Dryopteris marginalis marginal wood fern An evergreen native fern which typically forms a non-spreading, vase-shaped clump. A woodland fern found in shaded crevices of rocky ledges and bluffs. Features grayish-green, deeply cut, leathery fronds (15-20"). Sori are at the edges or margins of the pinnule undersides. Prefers moist, rich, humusy, acidic soils with protection from wind. Part to full shade. Grows to 18-24" tall and wide. Matteuccia struthiopteris ostrich fern A clump-forming, upright to arching, rhizomatous, deciduous fern with finely dissected, medium green, vegetative (sterile) fronds and much shorter dark brown fertile fronds. est in rich soils with constant moisture. (Soil must never be allowed to dry out.) Spreads by rhizomes to form dense colonies. For the cooler parts of our region. Part to full shade. Grows to 3-6 tall by 5-8 wide. Onoclea sensibilis sensitive fern A large, coarse, deciduous fern. Features long-stalked, deeply pinnatifid, bright green, vegetative fronds with leathery, triangular leaflets. Shorter, erect, woody-like fertile fronds turn brown in late summer and last through winter. est grown in organic, medium moisture, well-drained soils. eeds constant moisture. Spreads by rhizomes and spores Ṅ Part to full shade. Grows to 3-4 tall and wide. Osmunda regalis var. spectabilis royal fern A tall, deciduous fern. road fronds have large, well-separated leaflets which give this fern an almost pea-family appearance. Fronds typically turn yellow to brown in autumn. Osmunda fiber used in potting orchids comes from the fibrous roots. Prefers moist, rich, humusy, acidic soils, but adapts to lesser conditions. Part to full shade. Grows to 2-3' tall and wide. Polystichum acrostichoides Christmas fern Rhizomatous evergreen fern with 2' tall fronds that are leathery and lance shaped. Grows in fountain-like clumps. Expands, but do not spread. Occurs in nature on both dry and moist sites. est grown in organically rich, dry to medium moisture, well-drained soils Part to full shade. Grows to 1-2 tall and wide. Woodsia obtusa bluntlobe cliff fern A small, deciduous, tufted native fern. Features erect, pinnately divided, light green to gray-green fronds (with 8-17 pairs of leaflets). The lowest pair of leaflets have blunt lobes, hence the name. est grown in medium moisture, well-drained, rocky or sandy, neutral to slightly alkaline soils. Abhors wet, poorly drained soils. Ideal for shaded rock gardens. Part to full shade. Grows to 12-18" tall and 24" wide. sh $2 sh 2" $12 Zone: 3-7 sh $12 sh $12 Zone: 3-9 sh $12 Zone: 3-9 sh $6 sh 4" =ATIVE SPECIES, =UTTERFLY ATTRACTAT, H=HUMMIGIRD ATTRACTAT, D=DEER RESISTAT Page 38 of 41

40 Acorus gramineus Ogon grassy-leaved sweet flag Grasses/Sedges/Rushes A dwarf sweet flag cultivar grown as a ground cover or accent in wet areas. Features iris-like tufts of narrow, variegated leaf blades (striped with yellow and green). Slowly spreads by creeping roots. Foliage is sweetly fragrant. Easily grown in average, medium to wet soils. Leaf tips scorch if soils dry out. Evergreen in warm winter climates. Part shade in our area. Grows to 6-12 tall and wide. Andropogon gerardii 'Vitman' big bluestem ig bluestem is a native, perennial, warm-season bunchgrass that is sod forming via scaly rhizomes. lades grow along a robust, jointed, waxy blue stem, and are smooth below and rough above. The seed head flowers from July to October and is composed of three spikelets that resemble a turkey s foot. Useful for conservation and wildlife habitat. Full sun. Grows to 6-8" tall. outeloua curtipendula sideoats grass A native, perennial, warm season bunch grass featuring oat-like seed spikes, which hang from only one side of the flowering stems. arrow, bluish-gray leaf blades form a dense clump. Foliage turns golden in fall. Average, dry to medium moisture soils. May self-seed in the garden. Cut clumps to the ground in late winter. Full sun. Grows to tall and wide. outeloua gracilis blue grama D A clump forming, warm season, native noted for the mosquito larvae-like seed spikes, which hang from only one side of flowering stems. Purplish-tinged flowers appear on arching stems in mid summer. Tolerates most soil types, except poorlydrained, wet ones. Excellent drought tolerance. Freely self-seeds. Cut to the ground in late winter. Full sun. Grows to 9-24 tall and wide. Calamagrostis acutiflora Karl Foerster feather reed grass D A slowly-spreading cool season grass. Forms a slender clump of narrow, stiff, rich green leaves. In early summer, narrow plumes of feathery, purplish-green flowers appear. Cut clumps to the ground just before new shoots appear. Does not selfseed. Easily grown in medium to wet soil and does well in heavy clay. Great for rain gardens and moist low spots. Full sun with light afternoon shade. Grows to 3-5 tall and wide. Carex amphibola creek sedge; eastern narrowleaf sedge An ornamental native with narrow, green foliage in a fountain-shaped mound. Found in deciduous forests or on slopes rising from streams. In late spring, green seed clusters appear. Use in woodland and shade gardens, or plant in masses as a low-maintenance groundcover. Larval food for some Skippers. Prefers moist conditions, and may be semi evergreen. Part shade to shade. Grows to 8-12 tall and wide. Carex flaccosperma blue wood sedge An evergreen native sedge that forms attractive clumps of fine-textured, narrow, blue-green, grass-like leaves. Thrives in moist soils. Cut foliage to the ground in late winter. Full to part shade. Grows only 1' tall and wide. Carex laxiculmis 'Hobb' Hobb sedge A silvery-blue, narrow leaved variety of a native sedge. Grows in dense, rounded clumps. Useful for woodland and rain gardens. Grow in medium to wet soils. Cut to the ground in late winter. Full to part shade. Grows up to 1' tall and wide. Carex radiata eastern star sedge D A narrow-leaf, evergreen sedge that forms a dense tuft of leaves and culms. The ascending slender leaf blades are up to 12" long, light green, and hairless. Thrives in a rich loamy soil with abundant organic matter. Requires moist conditions. Lovely among ferns, Solomon's seal, and hostas in the woodland garden. Shade to part sun. Grows to 8 tall and 18 wide. D D sh 3/4 gal $16 D gal C10 Zone: 3-10 C10 C10 Zone: 2-9 sh sh sh sh =ATIVE SPECIES, =UTTERFLY ATTRACTAT, H=HUMMIGIRD ATTRACTAT, D=DEER RESISTAT Page 39 of 41

41 Chasmanthium latifolium river oats; inland sea oats Grasses/Sedges/Rushes More shade tolerant than other ornamental grasses. Drooping seed heads hang in clusters from arching stems. Green seed heads turn purplish bronze by late summer. right green leaves turn a coppery color after frost. Self-seeds and may spread aggressively. Leave foliage in place for winter interest. Tolerant of poor soils, but prefers moist, fertile soils Ṅ Sun to part shade. Grows to 3-5 tall and 1-2 wide. Deschampsia flexuosa crinkled hair grass A clump-forming, cool season grass that forms a low, dense tussock of thin, arching, flat, dark green grass blades. In summer, airy panicles of tiny, purple flowers form a cloud over the foliage. Remove old foliage in late winter. May selfseed. Grows well in moderate shade. Prefers moist, rich soils, but is happy in dry shade. Part shade. Grows to 2-3 tall and 1-2 wide. C10 Juncus inflexus 'lue Arrows' lue Arrows rush arrow, straight, blue-green leaves form a stiff, upright clump. Heat and drought tolerant but can be used as a pond plant. Wet or dry conditions. Suitable for containers. sh Full sun or shade. Grows 3' tall by 1' wide. assella tenuissima Mexican feather grass A tidy fountain-like clump of narrow green blades. In early summer, silvery cream-colored flowers appear. Seed heads turn amber in fall and remain attractive in winter. Readily reseeds. Perfect for meadows and erosion control. Requires good drainage; does not tolerate excessive moisture. Goes dormant during drought. Good for containers. Full sun. Grows to tall and wide. Schizachyrium scoparium little bluestem One of the dominant grasses of the tallgrass prairie. A warm season ornamental grass that forms upright clumps of slender green leaves with a tinge of blue at the base. Features are fluffy, silvery-white seed heads and bronze-orange fall color. Cut to the ground in late winter. Easily grown in average, dry to medium moisture, well-drained soil. Full sun. Grows to 2-4' tall and 2' wide. Sorghastrum nutans Indian grass D A warm season, native that forms an upright clump of slender, blue-green leaves, which turn orange-yellow in fall. arrow, feathery, light brown flower panicles rise above foliage in late summer, and provide some winter interest. Tolerant of heavy clays and does well in poor, dry, infertile soils. May naturalize by self-seeding. Cut back to the ground in spring. Full sun. Grows to 3-5 tall and 2-4 wide. Zone: 6-10 C10 3/4 gal Zone: 3-9 F10 3/4 gal F10 =ATIVE SPECIES, =UTTERFLY ATTRACTAT, H=HUMMIGIRD ATTRACTAT, D=DEER RESISTAT Page 40 of 41

42 Sarracenia leucophylla 'Tarnok' double-flowered white top pitcher plant Carnivorous/og Plants An Atlanta otanical Gardens exclusive. urgundy flower has a double set of sepals flower and appears in mid spring. Red-veined, white-topped pitchers. Grow in standing water. Top growth (pitchers) may die completely back in winter. Larger plants available. Sun to part sun. Grows to 24" tall. Sarracenia purpurea purple pitcher plant A native, perennial, carnivorous herb. Small pitchers are squat and have a large lip. The pitcher hood is erect, winged, and beautifully veined with treelike patterns. Solitary flower is purple to red. Widely distributed in orth America. Full sun. Grows to 12" tall. Flower extends much higher. Sarracenia 'Dana's Delight' hybrid pitcher plant A lovely carnivorous with traps that are stained deep blood red. Form clumps est potted in pure peat moss with just a bit of gritty sand. Great in a bog or sitting in a container of shallow water. Fantastical, whimsical drooping green flowers on 20" stems in spring. Full sun to light shade. Grows to 16" tall and forms clumps. Sarracenia wrigleyana 'Scarlet elle' Scarlet ell pitcher plant A selection of the naturally-occurring cross of the white-top S. leucophylla and the parrot-pitcher S. psittacina. A fastgrowing selection creating a 15" wide clump of upright, white with red-veined, parrot-head pitchers that turn downward as they mature. Each clump can form up to 100 pitchers. Flower is a deep burgundy red. For the bog garden(er). Sun to part sun. Grows to 10 tall. OG 4.5" OG 4.5" OG 6" $12 OG 4.5" =ATIVE SPECIES, =UTTERFLY ATTRACTAT, H=HUMMIGIRD ATTRACTAT, D=DEER RESISTAT Page 41 of 41

43 Annuals Spring 2015 (4.5" pots for $3) variety/cultivar color Light Height Spacing Use Alyssum Wonderland Mulberry lavender, purple, white sun 3-5" 5-8" spiller. Mix fragance acopa Abunda Giant White white sun 8-12" 8-12" spiller loodleaf (Iresine) purple/burgundy sun/shade 2-3' 2' medium tall thriller/filler Coleus Vino purple burgundy foliage sun/shade 18-30" 18" thriller Coleus Cranberry og foliage: red with yellow sun/shade 18-24" 12-15" thriller/filler margins Coleus El righto foliage: purple/red with sun/shade 36-42" 14-18" thriller yellow margins Coleus Panettone red, burgundy, yellow sun/shade 24-36" 12-16" thriller/filler foliage Coleus Lime Time Colorblaze chartreuse foliage sun/shade 20-36" 12-16" thriller/filler Coleus Marooned Colorblaze red, burgundy foliage sun/shade 24-36" 18-24" thriller/filler Coleus Trusty Rusty copper with yellow part shade 18" " thriller/filler edges on foliage Coleus Sedona Colorblaze bronze foliage sun/shade 24-30" 12-18" thriller/filler Euphorbia hybrid Diamond Frost white flowers part shade 12-18" 10-12" filler Geranium Pinto white to rose flowers sun 10-24" 12-18" medium tall thriller Geranium zonal Presto White white sun 8" 8-10" medium tall thriller Geranium zonal Presto Red rilliant red sun 8" 8-10" medium tall thriller Geranium zonal Presto Pink pink sun 8" 8-10" medium tall thriller Lantana andana Red red flowers sun 12-26" 12-24" filler Lantana Luscious ananarama bright yellow flowers sun 18-30" 18-24" filler Lantana Luscious Marmalade orange with yellow sun 12-18" 18-24" med. tall Lantana Lucky Flame orange red sun 12-16" 12" med. tall Lantana Lucky Pure Gold gold sun 12-16" 12" med. tall Lobelia Laguna Sky lue part 8-10" 12" filler, spiller Margarite Daisy utterfly lemon yellow sun/sun part 18-36" filler/thriller (Argyranthemum) sun/sun Marigold (Tagetes) Janue gold French yellow sun 8-10" 6-10" med. tall Marigold (Tagetes) Sunburst orange deep orange with red sun 14-16" 6-8" thriller Filler Millionbells (Callibrachoa) Superbells Dreamsicle orange sun 6-10" 8-10" mounding/trail ing spiller Millionbells Superbells Lemon Slice yellw/white sun 6-10" 8-10" filler/spiller (Callibrachoa) Millionbells Lindura eon neon purple sun 12" 12" spiller (Callibrachoa) asturtium Dwarf Jewel Mix yellow. Orange sun 10-12" 8-12" spiller asturtium Empress of India yellow. Orange sun 6-12" 9-12" spiller Osteospermum Orange Symphony orange flowers sun 8-14" 12-14" spiller

44 Annuals Spring 2015 (4.5" pots for $3) variety/cultivar color Light Height Spacing Use Petchoa hybrids SuperCal Cherry Imp. cherry sun 10-14" 12-18" semi- upright filler Petchoa hybrids SuperCal lue blue sun 10-14" 12-18" semi- upright filler Petunia hybrid Supertunia Indigo purple flowers sun 8-15" 8-12" spiller Charm Petunia hybrid Supertunia Limoncello light to rich yellow sun 6-10" 8-12" spiller flowers Petunia hybrid Supertunia Rasberry pink flowers sun 6-10" 12-20" trails up to 48" last Purpleheart purple foliage shade 12-18" spiller (Setcreasea) Scaveola hybrid ondi lue blue sun 8-10" 12" spiller Summer Snapdragon (Angelonia) Angelface lue blue purple sun 18-24" 10-14" medium tall thriller Summer Snapdragon (Angelonia) AngelMist Spreading lue blue sun 4-10" 9-12" filler, spiller Sunpatiens Compact White white flowers sun/part shade 24-35" 12-24" med. tall thriller/filler 1-2' 12-18" med. tall thriller/filler 18" " med. tall thriller/filler Sunpatiens Variegated Spreading Salmon salmon sun/part shade Sunpatiens Variegated Spreading white sun/part Salmon shade Sweet Potato Vine Sweet Caroline Green chartreuse, green sun 6-8" 12" spiller (Ipomoea) and Yellow foliage Sweet Potato Vine Sweet Caroline black, purple foliage sun 6-8" 10-12" trails up to 24" (Ipomoea) ewitched Verbena Superbenas Royale purple sun 8-12" 12" filler, spiller Plum Wine Verbena Superbenas Royale white sun 6-12" 18" filler, spiller Whitecap Verbena EnduraScapes White white sun 8-12" 18" filler, spiller lush Verbena EnduraScapes Purple purple sun 8-12" 18" filler, spiller

45 SCG Spring Plant Sale 2015 VEGETALE LIST TOMATOES Amish Gold etter oy Chef s Choice Orange Cherokee Purple Cherry Falls Hanging Tomato German Johnson Pink Micro Tom Hybrid Cherry Parks Whopper Patio Hybrid Tomato Pole eefsteak Ponderosa Pink Super Marzano Super Sweet 100s Yellow Pear Standard Cherry PEPPERS Sweet California Wonder Golden California Wonder Honey Crisp Sweet Pepper Mama Mia Pimento Dulce Pimento Pizza Pepper Ornamental Peppers Medusa Chinese 5 Color Pepper Hot Peppers Poblano Corcel Poblano Hot Pepper Cayenne Mesilla Holy Mole Jalapeno Grande Jalapeno Mitla Habenero Chichen Itza CURCUITS and other Cucumber Eureka Pick a ushel arese Long Green Salad ush Hybrid Zucchini lack eauty Eggplant lack eauty Eggplant Long Purple Eggplant Patio aby Hybrid Melon Ornamental Tigger Okra Choppee Summer squash early prolific straighneck Summer squash early crookneck Watermelon Harvest Moon