Fairyscape Daylilies Perennials Display List

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Perennials and Bulbs

Updated July 18, 2007

Perennials

Azalea 'Mandarin Lights' Northern Light Series

Buddleia davidii Royal Red Butterfly Bush

Campanula carpatica Whiteclips Bellflower

Carex 'Comans Bronze' (Bronze Hair Sedge)

Centaurea montana 2 3

Chasmanthium latfolium (Northern Sea Oats)

Cheiranthus Wallflower

Colchicium

Delphinium Astolat larkspur - not long lived, died

Delphinium Clear Springs Larkspur Mid Blue W.B. not long lived, died

Delphinium Clear Springs Larkspur - not long lived, died

Delphinium Elat 'Blue Bird' Larkspur - not long lived, died

Delphinium Elat Blue Jay Pacific Giant Hybrid - not long lived, died

Delphinium Elat 'Galahad' larkspur - not long lived, died

Delphinium Elat 'King Arther' - not long lived, died

Delphinium Elat 'Summer Skies' Larkspur - not long lived, died

Dendranthema (Chrysanthemum rubellum) 'Duchess of Edinburgh'

Dendranthema 'Clara Curtis' Daisy

Dendranthema 'Samba'

Dendranthema 'Rhumba'

Dicentra spectabilis 'GOld Heart' Bleeding Heart

Echinacea

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Echinacea purpurea

Echinacea purpurea hybrids:

Echinacea 'After Midnight'

Echinacea 'Coconut Lime' new 2007

Echinacea 'Fatal Attraction' - I'm tired of replacing these - not very hardy here.

Echinacea 'Jade'

Echinacea 'Harvest Moon'

Echinacea 'Hope'

Echinacea 'Lavender Queen'

Echinacea 'Meringue'

Echinacea 'Prairie Frost' - the tidiest and nicest of my echinacea

Echinacea 'Double Decker'

Echinacea alba 'White Swan'

Echinacea 'Green Envy'

Echinacea 'Green Eyes'

Echinacea 'Hot Papaya'

Echinacea 'Mac'N Cheese'

Echinacea 'Mars'

Echinacea 'Milkshake'

Echinacea 'Ruby Giant'

Echinacea 'Pink Double Delight'

Echinacea 'Pink Poodle'

Echinacea 'Prairie Giant'

Echinacea 'Razzmatazz'

Echinacea 'Sparkler'

Echinacea 'Super Star'

Echinacea 'Tomato Soup'

Echinacea Big Sky 'Summer Sky'

Echinacea Big Sky 'Sundown'

Echinacea Big Sky 'Sunrise'

Echinacea Big Sky 'Sunset'

Echinacea 'Tiki Torch' new 2007 ne2007w

Echinacea 'Tomato Soup'

Echinacea 'Twilight'

Echinacea 'Vintage Wine' - I'm tired of replacing these - not very hardy here.

Echinacea pallida

Echinacea paradoxa

Echinacea paradoxa hybrids:

Echinacea 'Mango Meadow Bright' - I'm tired of replacing these - not very hardy here.

Echinacea 'Orange Meadow Bright' 2 3 4 - I'm tired of replacing these - not very hardy here.

Eryngium planum blaukapp 'Blue Cap' Sea Holly- croaked

Eryngium 'Sapphire Blue' Sea Holly 1 2 3

Festuca idahoensis siskiyou Blue

Gaillardia Burgundy blanket flower

Gaillardia 'Goblin'

Geranium 'Patricia' (Hardy)

Geranium 'Splish Splash'

Helleborus spotted Hybrids

Helleborus White Lady Spotted (Lenten Rose)

Helleborus niger praecox - hybrid (Christmas Rose)

Heleborus foetidus Miss Heykll

Heliopsis 'Lorraine Sunshine'

Heliopsis 'Bressingham Doubloon' False Sunflower

Heliopsis hel. 'Summer Nights'

Hibiscus 'Kopper King' 1 2 - succumbed to rabbits

Hosta

Hosta 'Abiqua Drinking Gourd'

Hosta 'Albo-marginata' fortunei

Hosta 'Aristocat'

Hosta 'Blue Mouse Ears'

Hosta 'Brother Stefan'

Hosta 'Carnival'

Hosta 'Christmas Cookies'

Hosta 'Dorset Blue'

Hosta 'Dream Queen'

Hosta 'Elegans'

Hosta 'Elizabeth'

Hosta 'Glory'

Hosta 'Gold Drop'

Hosta 'Green Piecrust' - died?

Hosta 'Honeybells' Plantain Lily

Hosta 'June'

Hosta 'June Fever'

Hosta 'Lakeside Kaleidoscope'

Hosta 'Lemon Lime' x 2

Hosta 'Little Aurora'

Hosta 'Lunar Eclipse'

Hosta 'My Cup of Tea'

Hosta 'Night Before Christmas'

Hosta 'Pandora's Box'

Hosta 'Paradigm'

Hosta 'Peanut'

Hosta 'Peppermint Ice'

Hosta 'Pewterware'

Hosta 'Pineapple Upsidedown Cake'

Hosta 'Rosedale Golden Goose'

Hosta 'Stained Glass'

Hosta 'White Feather' x 3 - the slugs love this one

Hosta 'Wolverine'

Heuchera

Black Current

Snow Angel

Key Lime Pie

Obsidian

Sparkling Burgundy

Lime Rickey

Midnight Rose

Georgia Peach

Ginger Ale

Miracle

Peach Flambe

Pistache

Earth Angel

Caramel

Citronelle

Encore

Tiramisu

Mahogany

Sweet Tea

Marmalade

Mocha Mint

Mystic Angel

Beauty Colour

Southern Comfort

Plum Royale

Electra

Sashay

Hercules

Black Bird

Firefly

Venus

Heucherella

Stoplight

Hydrangea 'Limelight'

Hydrangea macrophylla ? White

Imperata cylindrica Rubra Red Baron Japanese Blood Grass

Knautia Macedonica 'Crimson Scabious'

Kniphofia 'Citrina' Red Hot Poker

Kniphofia 'Nancy's Red' Hot Poker

Kniphofia Little Maid Torchlily

Lamb's Ear - these things are a pest!

Lavandula grosso (Grosso Lavender)

Leucanthemum Aglaia (Aglaya) Shasta Daisy

Leucanthemum 'Becky' Shasta Daisy

Leucanthemum Shasta Daisy

Liatris spicata

Lychnis chalcedonica - Maltese Cross

Malva sylvestris Mallow

Meconopsis x sheldonii Large Himalayan Blue Poppy - not hardy here

Molina caerula variegata (variegated Moor Grass)

Monarda

Monarda didyma 'Beauty Of Cobham'

Monarda didyma 'Coral Reef'

Monarda didyma 'Petite Delight'

Monarda didyma 'Pink Supreme'

Monarda didyma'Raspberry Wine'

Phalaris arundinacea 'Feesey's Form; Ribbon Grass

Phlox Pan 'Flamingo'

Phlox Pan 'Little Princess'

Phlox Pan 'Red Super'

Phlox Pan 'Rosalinda'

Potentilla verna nova Alpine Cinquerol

Primula 'Green Lace' - not hardy here

Primula 'You and Me In Purple'

Primula 'You and Me In Blue'

Primula 'You and Me In Rose'

Pulsatilla vulgaris alba (White Pasque Fower)

Pulsatilla bulgaris papageno (Pasque Flower)

Pyrethrum Robinson 's Single Painted Daisy

Rudbeckia 'Brown Eyed Susan'

Rudbeckia maxima

Rudbeckia 'Irish Eyes'

Rudbeckia occidentalis 'Green Wizard' - not hardy here

Rumex sanguineus

Salvia 'Blue Hill'

Scabiosa columbaria 'Butterfly Blue'

Sisyrinchium angustifolium (narrow-leaf Blue Eyed Grass)

Spiderwort 'Zwanenburg Blue' TradescantiaxAndersoniana

Tree Peony Zhuang Yuan Hong

Trifolium 'Purpurascens'

Trollius chin 'Orange Princess' Chinese Globeflower

Trollius cul Pritchards Giant Globeflower

Vacinium vitis-idea minus Lingonberry

Veronica repens Creeping Speedwell

Veronica whitleyi Speedwell

Bulbs

Tulilps

Triumph 'Gavota'

DH 'Daydream'

Double Early 'Orange Princess'

DH 'Apeldoorn Elite'

DH 'Golden Parade'

GB 'Blushing Beauty'

DH 'Parade'

DH 'Olioules'

Crocus, Daffodils

Snow Crocus 'Gipsy Girl'

Autum Crocus

Narcissus recurvus 'Original Poet's' Daffodil

Narcissus 'Spring Pride'

Narcissus 'Green Pearl'

Narcisses ''Sir Winston Churchill'

Narcisses 'Tahiti'

Narcisses 'Yellow Cheerfulness'

Other Bulbs

Hyacinths 'Gipsy Queen'

Fritillaria 'Meleagris'

Fritillaria 'Uva-vulpis'

Camassia Blue Melody

Eremurus Foxtail Lilies

Gladdiolus 'Byzantnus'

Lilium

l. pardalenum

Oriental Lily 'Expression'

Oriental Lily 'Double Delight'

Oriental Lily 'Tom Pounce'

Oriental lily 'Girosa'

Oriental Lily 'Golden Stargazer'

Lilium Oriental hybrid Lily 'Stargazer'

Oriental Lily 'Dizzy'

Oriental Lily 'Lovely Girl'

Oriental Lily 'Sorbonne'

Lilium Asiatic Lily White

Lilium Asiatic Lily Yellow

Lilium Asiatic Lily Red

Lilium Asiatic Lily Pink

Lilium Asiatic Lily Orange

Lilium oriental 'Dizzy'

Asiatics:

Capuchino

Dot.com

Halloween

Sungod

Sutter's Gold

Corsage

Black Eyed Cindy

Baby Pink Bells

Tinkerbell

Orienpets:

Regal Star

Passionale

Yelloween

LA Hybrid:

Kentucky

Martogon Hybrids:

Black Prince

Gaybird

Thymus praecox (Pink Creeping Thyme)

Tricyrtis 'Lightening Strike'

Tricyrtis hirta variegata Toad Lily

Zebra Grass

Porcupine Grass

Roses

Climbing Eden

Climbing Westerland

Floribunda 'Hot Cocoa' not hardy here, croaked

Floribunda 'Scentimental'died winter 2005, croaked

Everblooming Floribunda 'Spartan' not hardy here, croaked

Rosa hybrid 'Kordes Perfecta' 1 2 not hardy here, croaked

English 'Othello' - Japanese beetle magnet, tossed it.

Shrub Rose Morden Centennial

Shrub Rose Morden Sunrise - always devoured by bugs

Sub Zero Rose Rosa 'Charlotte Brownell' 1 2 3 4

Everblooming Hybrid Tea 'Imperial Queen' not hardy here

Everblooming Hybrid Tea 'Caribia' 1 2 not hardy here

Everblooming Hybrid Tea 'Pink Peace'

Everblooming Grandiflora Rosa 'Arizona' 1 2

Rose ??? 1 2

Rose ???

Irises

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Tall Bearded 'Batik'

Iris Reticulata 1 2

Spuria

Silver zebra

Golden zebra

Dwarf Bearded Early 1 2

Iris - yellow/maroon?

Iris louisiana 'Ann Chowning'

Bearded

Bearded Iris 'Good Show'

bearded iris 'Immortality'

Bearded Iris 'Best Bet'

Bearded Iris 'Mother Earth'

Bearded Iris 'Jennifer Rebecca'

Bearded Iris 'Nordica'

Bearded Iris 'Superstition'

Louisiana Iris 'Bold Pretender'

Allium

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Allium azureum

Allum 'Globemaster' - great performer, best of the large purples

Allium 'Hair' - very prolific

Allium sphaerocephalon

Allium 'Gladiator' - doesn't do great here

Allium atropurpureum

Allium christophii

Allium 'Jade Eyes'

Allillum giganteum - not hardy here

Allium 'Mount Everest'

Allium 'Purple Sensation'

Allium 'Fireworks'

Allium unifolium

Allium siculum Sicilian Honey Garlic

Peonies

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Paeonia
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Herbaceous Peonies

P. Athena (Saunders 1955)

P. Avant Garde

P. 'Auguste Dessert' 2 3

P. 'Candy Stripe'

P. 'Chameleon' x 2

P. 'Claire de Lune' - large single. White with yellow center 1 2

P. 'Coral And Gold' - new 2009

P. 'Coral Sunset'

P. Cora Stubbs

P. 'Dragon's Nest' - new 2009

P. 'Duchess de Nemours' 2 3

P. 'Firelight' - new 2009

P. 'Foxtrott' - new 2009

P. 'Gardenia'

P. 'Gay Paree'

P. 'Goldilocks'

P. 'Green Lotus'

P. 'Jeanne d'Arc' - new 2009

P. 'Karl Rosenfeld' x2

P. 'Pink Spritzer' (Krekler - Klehm)

P. 'La France'

P. 'Lois Kelsey' - new 2009

P. 'Longfellow'

P.' Mother's Choice' - (Glasscock 1950) white double 1 2 3 4

P. 'Peppermint Patti' - new 2009

P. 'Pietertje Vriend Wagenaar' - new 2009

P. 'Pink Fuschia Potpourri' - new 2009

P. 'Pink Luau' - new 2009

P.' Pink Hawaiian Coral' - new 2009

P. 'Pride of Langport'

P. 'Raspberry Sundae'

P. 'Robert Auten' (Auten 1948) semi-double hybrid - dark red

P. 'Rose Diamond'

P. 'Rose Heart' - new 2009

P. 'Roselette's Child' - new 2009

P. 'Salmon Beauty' - new 2009

P. 'Salmon Chiffon'

P. 'Sarah Bernhardt' 2 3

P. 'Sea Shell'

P. 'Squirt'

P. 'Sword Dance' - Dark red cupped flowers surrounded by golden-yellow stamens; 36"

P. 'The Fawn' - new 2009

P. 'White Cap' (Winchell, 1956)

P. 'White Innocence' (Saunders 1947)

Species

P. anomala subsp.veitchii

P. broterie

P. delavayi hybrid - maroon red flowers

P. mlokosewitschii (Molly the Witch) x 2

P. mollis - single pale pink - new 2009

P. obovata alba

P. oficinalis rubra plena

P. tenuifolia susbsp. lithophila - Rock Peony, Fern Leaf Peony

P. tenuifolia ITOBA

P. tenuifolia - shakuyaki - new 2009

P. tenuifolia rubra plena - double red fern leaf peony 1 2 x 2

P. tenuifolia hybrid

P. veitchii var. woodwardii

P. wittmanniana

P. 'Yokihi' - new 2009

Tree Peonies

P. delavayi Hybrid

P. lutea ludlowii (Tibetan Peony) Vigourous species tree peony from Asia. Golden yellow flowers usually with red marked exterior. Nice fall colour.

P. rockii - from seed x 2

P. Shima Nishiki 1998 WOW!!!

P. Meikoho 2 - Japanese - blushed white with gentle pink flares

P. Japanese 'Kinshi' - large yellow flowers

P. lutea 'Kinkaku' - Paeonia lutea 'Souvenir'De'Maxime'Cornu'

Intersectional Peonies (Itoh)

P. Cora Louise

P. Kopper Kettle new in fall 2007

P. Lemon Dream

P. Bartzella - the nicest of the itohs in my opinion

p. Magical Mystery Tour

P. Julia Rose

Woodland Flowers

Trillium - photos by Paghat's Garden ; visit her sight for wonderful insights about this lovely woodland treasure

T. catesbai (Rosy Trillium)

Trillium catesbaei is a small to mid-sized trillium rarely more than a foot tall, frequently shorter, with pink or red stem. Each leaf has five prominent veins. Although young plants have tiny leaves to match the short scapes, in an old clump each stem's set of three leaves can be impressively long & broad. A long-established clump will produce increasing numbers of scapes & flowers & in time exceed a foot & a half height. Our young plant however is only six inches tall.

In mid to late spring it produces half-dollar-sized pink & white nodding blooms with yellow anthers, having extremely reflexed backward-curling petals. The three green sepals are not reflexed, so that the petals coil behind the sepals.

It requires bright shade & persistent moisture in well-draining soil. Rich humusy soil is essential. Crushed bark around the base of the plant helps keep the soil moist & acidified.

It is named for Mark Catesby (1679-1749), an English naturalist & painter who first visited Virginia in 1712. He for many years explored the rural southeast & the Bahamas. He wrote & beautifully illustrated the first book of flora & fauna of North America, Natural History of Carolina, Florida and the Bahama Islands. Only 300 copies of the first edition were printed, & the greater majority of these have, alas, been broken down to sell the Catesby's color prints one by one.

T. chloropetalum giganteum rubra Ht.20-65cm Z5 One of the best and hardest to get Trilliums . Large up pointing dark red petals atop handsome mottled leaves. Photo courtesy of Fraser's Thimble Farms

Trillium cuneatum- Whippoorwill Flower 11cm pot $8.00ea
N.A.Native. Ht.25cm. Z5. Leaves unmarked or faintly mottled, flowers dark maroon to brown. Blooms May-June

Nine times out of ten (or more like ninety-nine out of a hundred) when you see a plant sold in a garden center as Trillium sessile it is in fact T. cuneatum. The true T. sessile is a dwarf trillium rarely exceeding eight inches in height, flowers only about one-inch small, & leaves to about three inches long. T. cuneatum gets labelled "sessile" which is only correct insofar as the term means that the flowers are attached to the trio of leaves, with no intervening stem. But T. cuneatum is a much larger trillium, reaching ten or twelve inches tall for its early years, & capable of exceeding two feet tall as a well-aged clump; with six inch leaves in youth, ten inch leaves when very mature, & three or four inch flowers. It is by no means a dwarf like T. sessile, though they do look like each other if size is discounted.

T. luteum - Yellow Trillium 1gal or 11cm pot $8.00ea
N.A.Native. Ht. 30-40cm. Z6. Fragrant, lemon scented yellow flowers and attractively mottled leaves. Blooms May to June. Easy to grow in humus-rich soil.

T. erectum - Purple Trillium
N.A.Native. Ht. 20-30cm. Z4. Purple-red flower set 2.5-5cm above leaves on a slender stalk. Petals are nearly erect, with purple red anthers bearing white pollen. Easily grown in humus-rich soil in shade to part sun. Blooms April to May.

Trillium erectum is variously known by the common names Red Trillium, Purple Trillium, & because its flower tends to dangle, Nodding Wake-robin.

In the northeast it is sometimes called Birthroot or by a polite mispronunciation Beth Root, or Bathroot, Bathwort, or Bath Lily, evidently because it was once used in the bath as a "uterine tonic" or douche, & was used by Native American midwives during parturition to restrict the possibility of hemorrage.

It has even been called "Nosebleed Trillium" from a belief that it can either stop nosebleeds with its extract's astringent qualities, or cause a nosebleed by its pungeant odor. Several other folknames reflect widespread beliefs in the root as medicinal., including Snakebite Plant, Cough Root, & Indian Balm.

Trillium ercetum x flexipes - N.A.Native. Ht. 20-45cm. Z4. This is similar to T.erectum albiflorum in early bloom but after a few days turns a lovely light tan color. Flower is also slightly nodding

T. rivale - Native. Ht5-15cm. Z. A wonderful tiny trillium that forms clumps. Flowers range from white to pink often spotted with purple. These are four year old seedlings that are naturally very small (tuber much smaller than the size of a pea)

Trillilum rivale seedlings pink form - Ht.5-10cm. Z5. We offer 4 year old seedlings of this beautiful pink form of Trillium rivale. Naturally tiny rhizomes

Trillilum rivale 'Del Norte' seedlings - Ht.35-45cm. Z5. Reputed to be a hybrid between T.ovatum and T.rivale. It looks like a giant T.rivale and clumps up fast

T. grandiflrum 'Large Wake Robin' - Snowy Trillium 11cm pot $8.00ea
N.A.Native. Ht. 30-45cm. Z3. White flowers, turning to pink with age. Petal margins wavy, anthers yellow. Blooms April to June. Easy to grow in humus-rich soil

Snowy or Snow Trillium (T. grandiflorum) is also called White Wake-robin, Grand Trillium, Great Flowered Trillium, Large-flowered Wake-robin, Beth Root, Birthroot, or Wood Lily.

Though these flowers do start out the purest imaginable white, they soon age to violet or sometimes to pink.

T. sessile Luteum

Trillium sulcatum - Southern Red Trillium
Ht.30-70cm. Z4. A showy species similar to T.erectum with larger petals which are slightly recurved at the tips. Typically a rich maroon red but ranges from red to yellow and occasionally pink or white. Very large rhizomes. A must for any garden. It appears that the predominant form in our population is the rarer white form

T. undulatum - Painted Trillium

Trillium vaseyi, Sweet Wake Robin - Ht. Z5. Large red nodding flowers. A beautiful species

Caltha palustris (Marsh Marigold)

Caulophyllum thatlictroides (Blue Cohosh)

Hepataica nobilis (Mayflower)

Sanguinaria canadensis (Bloodroot)

Podophyllum peltatum (May Apple, Mandrake)

Trees, Shrubs and Vines

Abies concolor candicans FIR - Blue Silver

Acer ginnala 'Flame'

Acer palmatum diss 'Watnog' A cascading dissected form of Japanese Maple. Leaves come out red and settle to pink over green. Plant is quite small. Fall colour is red

Acer palmatum 'Red Dragon' Japanese Maple. Planted this one when Zoe died.

Acer palmatum 'Shaina' - A dwarf red globe. Smaller than the species leaves on a dwarf round tree. Great for patios or rock gardens. Red Fall colour. Leaves are the size of quarters.

Azalea 'Girard's Hot Shot' (Woodland garden, Megan's side)

Azalea 'Lollipop' (deciduous)

Azalea Northern Lights pink

Azalea Northern Lights 'Mandarin Lights' evergreen - standard - pink

Azalea Northern Lights 'Mandarin Lights' evergreen - standard - orange

Azalea Northern Lights 'Rosy Lights' evergreen - standard

Black Currant 'Crandall'- very fragrant, yellow flowers in spring

Blueberry Northland - nice fall colour but the animals always get to the berries before we do

Campsis tagliabuana 'Indian Summer' Trumpet Vine - very aggressive

Clematis Pink denotes NEW

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Clematis alpina STOLWIJK GOLD (Back fence by trellise)

Clematis Avant Garde (back black fence, midway)

Clematis 'Blue Light' (by Fairyscape Cafe sign)

Clematis 'Bourbon'

Clematis 'Cezanne' (by Sand cherry?)

Clematis 'Countess de Bouchaud' (back fence, woodland garden)

Clematis diversifolia 'Hendryetta' (very back by roses)

Clematis diversifolia 'Fascination'

Clematis diversifolia 'Pretty In Blue' (back black fence - dead??)

Clematis x durandii (pond garden)

Clematis 'Asao' - mislabelled?

Clematis 'Cassis' (two climbing around Magnolia 'Endeavour')

Clematis viticella 'Etiole Violet' (Southside garden on trellise)

Clematis 'Empress' x 2 (At the post of Fairyscape sign, back)

Clematis 'Fireworks' (Back black fence)

Clematis 'Franziska Maria' (North side back along black fence by daylily Osterized)

Clematis 'Guernsey Cream' (side deck trellise)

Clematis 'Harlow Carr' x 3 (one at post of Fairyscape sign, back; on climbing azalea standard by front steps, and one climbing the old bicycle)

Clematis heracleifolia 'Cassandra' - herbaceous, none climing (Woodland garden)

Clematis heracleifolia 'New Love' - herbaceous, none climbing (back yard by south side wall with hellebores)

Clematis JOE ZARY (backyard black fence)

Clematis 'Ice Blue' (side deck)

Clemtais integrifolia 'Hakurei' (back side black fence by C. 'Proteus')

Clematis 'John Paul ll' - mislabelled ID??? (garage garden)

Clematis 'Josephine' (very back with roses)

Clematis 'Kingfisher' (trellise by 'Jackmani')

Clematis koreana 'Brunette' (north side gate)

Clematis koreana 'Propertius'

Clematis 'Madame Julia Correvon' (C) (front garden, by driveway, sprawling around Peony 'Seashell')

Clematis 'Multi Blue' 2 3 4 (garage garden)

Clematis 'Nellie Moser' (Grandma's arbor)

Clematis 'Niobe' (side black fence by lilacs)

Clematis 'Omoshiro' (very bottom of back black fence)

Clematis 'Piliu' (Little Duckling)

Clematis 'Pink Chiffon' (side deck - dead???)

Clematis 'Proteus' (side back black fence)

Clematis 'Rebecca (by back downspout)

Clematis 'Rebecca (with 'Kingfisher', south side garden trellise)

Clematis 'Rouge Cardinal' - velvety, deep crimson flowers (climbing around garden bike)

Clematis 'Sprinkles' (Grandma's arbor)

Clematis 'Sunset' (back black fence, midway)

Clematis texensis 'Princess Diana' (back black fence, start)

Clematis texensis GRAVETYE BEAUTY (back fence, near end)

Clematis texensis 'Odoriba' (pond garden around Japanese maples)

Clematis 'Tie Dye' (one on Grandma's arbor, one ont south side trellis near front)

Clematis triternata rubromarginata (back black fence, first half)

Clematis 'Versailles'

Clematis 'Viennetta'

Clematis viticella Hagelby White (pond garden black fence)

Cortaderia selloana 'Rose Plume' (Ornamental Grass)

Cotinus coggygria 'Royal Purple' Smokebush

Dwarf Burning Bush

Euonymus a. 'Compacta' Dwarf Burning Bush

Forsythia 'Kumsori'

Hibiscus 'Bluebird' Rose of Sharon

Hibiscus 'Satin Blush' Rose of Sharon

Hydrangea macrophylla 'Mariesii Variegata' (Variegated Lacecap Hydrangea)

Hydrangea macrophylla 'Glowing Embers'

Hydrangea 'Lemon Daddy'

Hydrangea macrophylla 'Lemon Wave' - lovely tricoloured foliage

Hydrangea quercifolia LITTLE HONEY

Magnolia 'Susan'

Magnolia 'Golden Endeavor'

Magnolia negrita

P. cistena Purpleleaf Sand Cherry

Picea glauca var. alberiana Dwarf Alberta Spruce

Picea pungens montgomery dwarf Colorado Blue Spruce

Prunus glandulosa sinensis Double flowering almond

Red Currant 'Red Lake'

Rhododendron 'Purple Passion'

Rhus typhina 'Bailtiger' (Tiger Eyes) - sumac, trying this one in a pot so it doesn't spread

Salix caprea pendula Weeping Puss Willow Standard - this is a Japanese beetle magnet! I tossed it.

Vacinium 'North Blue'

Weigela florida alexandria 'Wine & Roses'

Weigela ? Cranberry

Weigela florida 'variegata' Panache

Lilacs

Early

Syringa vulgaris ‘Sensation’

Syringa v ludwig spaeth French Lilac Standard

Syringa aucubaefolia - speckled foliage

Syringa vulgaris'Krasavitsa Moskvy'

Dwarf

Syringa 'Tinkerbelle' ( result of crosses made between Syringa meyeri ’Palibin’ and Syringa microphylla ’Superba’)

Syringa x Bloomerang

Syringa patula 'Miss Kim' Lilac

Late

Preston Lilac 'Donald Wyman' (Syringa X prestonaiae)

Syringa pinnatifolia (cutleaf lilac) var 'Alashanica'

Syringa tomentella 'Kum Bum' - A later flowering Fiala lilac with golden foliage, violet flowers.

lacinata species - small pale lavender flowers with deeply cut leaves

villosa 'Aurea' - same rosy lilac to white flowers as the specie but has beautiful golden foliage all summer

Special

Syringa vulgaris 'Konigin Luise'

josikea 'Montrosa'

densiflora

Emodi variegata



Peonies Visit my Flickr Peony Gallery Paeonia Click to join peony

Herbaceous Peonies
P. Athena (Saunders 1955)
P. Avant Garde
P. 'Auguste Dessert' 2 3
P. 'Candy Stripe'
P. 'Chameleon' x 2
P. 'Claire de Lune' - large single. White with yellow center 1 2
P. 'Coral And Gold' - new 2009
P. 'Coral Sunset'
P. Cora Stubbs
P. 'Dragon's Nest' - new 2009
P. 'Duchess de Nemours' 2 3
P. 'Firelight' - new 2009
P. 'Foxtrott' - new 2009
P. 'Gardenia'
P. 'Gay Paree'
P. 'Goldilocks'
P. 'Green Lotus'
P. 'Jeanne d'Arc' - new 2009
P. 'Karl Rosenfeld' x2
P. 'Pink Spritzer' (Krekler - Klehm)
P. 'La France'
P. 'Lois Kelsey' - new 2009
P. 'Longfellow'
P.' Mother's Choice' - (Glasscock 1950) white double 1 2 3 4
P. 'Peppermint Patti' - new 2009
P. 'Pietertje Vriend Wagenaar' - new 2009
P. 'Pink Fuschia Potpourri' - new 2009
P. 'Pink Luau' - new 2009
P.' Pink Hawaiian Coral' - new 2009
P. 'Pride of Langport'
P. 'Raspberry Sundae'
P. 'Robert Auten' (Auten 1948) semi-double hybrid - dark red
P. 'Rose Diamond'
P. 'Rose Heart' - new 2009
P. 'Roselette's Child' - new 2009
P. 'Salmon Beauty' - new 2009
P. 'Salmon Chiffon'
P. 'Sarah Bernhardt' 2 3
P. 'Sea Shell'
P. 'Squirt'
P. 'Sword Dance' - Dark red cupped flowers surrounded by golden-yellow stamens; 36"


P. 'The Fawn' - new 2009
P. 'White Cap' (Winchell, 1956)
P. 'White Innocence' (Saunders 1947)
Species
P. anomala subsp.veitchii
P. broterie
P. delavayi hybrid - maroon red flowers
P. mlokosewitschii (Molly the Witch) x 2
P. mollis - single pale pink - new 2009
P. obovata alba
P. oficinalis rubra plena
P. tenuifolia susbsp. lithophila - Rock Peony, Fern Leaf Peony
P. tenuifolia ITOBA
P. tenuifolia - shakuyaki - new 2009
P. tenuifolia rubra plena - double red fern leaf peony 1 2 x 2
P. tenuifolia hybrid
P. veitchii var. woodwardii
P. wittmanniana
P. 'Yokihi' - new 2009
Tree Peonies
P. delavayi Hybrid
P. lutea ludlowii (Tibetan Peony) Vigourous species tree peony from Asia. Golden yellow flowers usually with red marked exterior. Nice fall colour.
P. rockii - from seed x 2
P. Shima Nishiki 1998 WOW!!!
P. Meikoho 2 - Japanese - blushed white with gentle pink flares
P. Japanese 'Kinshi' - large yellow flowers


P. lutea 'Kinkaku' - Paeonia lutea 'Souvenir'De'Maxime'Cornu'
Intersectional Peonies (Itoh)
P. Cora Louise
P. Kopper Kettle new in fall 2007
P. Lemon Dream
P. Bartzella - the nicest of the itohs in my opinion
p. Magical Mystery Tour
P. Julia Rose

Woodland Flowers
Trillium - photos by Paghat's Garden ; visit her sight for wonderful insights about this lovely woodland treasure
T. catesbai (Rosy Trillium) Trillium catesbaei is a small to mid-sized trillium rarely more than a foot tall, frequently shorter, with pink or red stem. Each leaf has five prominent veins. Although young plants have tiny leaves to match the short scapes, in an old clump each stem's set of three leaves can be impressively long & broad. A long-established clump will produce increasing numbers of scapes & flowers & in time exceed a foot & a half height. Our young plant however is only six inches tall. In mid to late spring it produces half-dollar-sized pink & white nodding blooms with yellow anthers, having extremely reflexed backward-curling petals. The three green sepals are not reflexed, so that the petals coil behind the sepals. It requires bright shade & persistent moisture in well-draining soil. Rich humusy soil is essential. Crushed bark around the base of the plant helps keep the soil moist & acidified. It is named for Mark Catesby (1679-1749), an English naturalist & painter who first visited Virginia in 1712. He for many years explored the rural southeast & the Bahamas. He wrote & beautifully illustrated the first book of flora & fauna of North America, Natural History of Carolina, Florida and the Bahama Islands. Only 300 copies of the first edition were printed, & the greater majority of these have, alas, been broken down to sell the Catesby's color prints one by one.
T. chloropetalum giganteum rubra Ht.20-65cm Z5 One of the best and hardest to get Trilliums . Large up pointing dark red petals atop handsome mottled leaves. Photo courtesy of Fraser's Thimble Farms
Trillium cuneatum- Whippoorwill Flower 11cm pot $8.00ea N.A.Native. Ht.25cm. Z5. Leaves unmarked or faintly mottled, flowers dark maroon to brown. Blooms May-June Nine times out of ten (or more like ninety-nine out of a hundred) when you see a plant sold in a garden center as Trillium sessile it is in fact T. cuneatum. The true T. sessile is a dwarf trillium rarely exceeding eight inches in height, flowers only about one-inch small, & leaves to about three inches long. T. cuneatum gets labelled "sessile" which is only correct insofar as the term means that the flowers are attached to the trio of leaves, with no intervening stem. But T. cuneatum is a much larger trillium, reaching ten or twelve inches tall for its early years, & capable of exceeding two feet tall as a well-aged clump; with six inch leaves in youth, ten inch leaves when very mature, & three or four inch flowers. It is by no means a dwarf like T. sessile, though they do look like each other if size is discounted.
T. luteum - Yellow Trillium 1gal or 11cm pot $8.00ea N.A.Native. Ht. 30-40cm. Z6. Fragrant, lemon scented yellow flowers and attractively mottled leaves. Blooms May to June. Easy to grow in humus-rich soil.
T. erectum - Purple Trillium N.A.Native. Ht. 20-30cm. Z4. Purple-red flower set 2.5-5cm above leaves on a slender stalk. Petals are nearly erect, with purple red anthers bearing white pollen. Easily grown in humus-rich soil in shade to part sun. Blooms April to May. Trillium erectum is variously known by the common names Red Trillium, Purple Trillium, & because its flower tends to dangle, Nodding Wake-robin. In the northeast it is sometimes called Birthroot or by a polite mispronunciation Beth Root, or Bathroot, Bathwort, or Bath Lily, evidently because it was once used in the bath as a "uterine tonic" or douche, & was used by Native American midwives during parturition to restrict the possibility of hemorrage. It has even been called "Nosebleed Trillium" from a belief that it can either stop nosebleeds with its extract's astringent qualities, or cause a nosebleed by its pungeant odor. Several other folknames reflect widespread beliefs in the root as medicinal., including Snakebite Plant, Cough Root, & Indian Balm.

Trillium ercetum x flexipes - N.A.Native. Ht. 20-45cm. Z4. This is similar to T.erectum albiflorum in early bloom but after a few days turns a lovely light tan color. Flower is also slightly nodding
T. rivale - Native. Ht5-15cm. Z. A wonderful tiny trillium that forms clumps. Flowers range from white to pink often spotted with purple. These are four year old seedlings that are naturally very small (tuber much smaller than the size of a pea)
Trillilum rivale seedlings pink form - Ht.5-10cm. Z5. We offer 4 year old seedlings of this beautiful pink form of Trillium rivale. Naturally tiny rhizomes
Trillilum rivale 'Del Norte' seedlings - Ht.35-45cm. Z5. Reputed to be a hybrid between T.ovatum and T.rivale. It looks like a giant T.rivale and clumps up fast
T. grandiflrum 'Large Wake Robin' - Snowy Trillium 11cm pot $8.00ea N.A.Native. Ht. 30-45cm. Z3. White flowers, turning to pink with age. Petal margins wavy, anthers yellow. Blooms April to June. Easy to grow in humus-rich soil


Snowy or Snow Trillium (T. grandiflorum) is also called White Wake-robin, Grand Trillium, Great Flowered Trillium, Large-flowered Wake-robin, Beth Root, Birthroot, or Wood Lily. Though these flowers do start out the purest imaginable white, they soon age to violet or sometimes to pink.
T. sessile Luteum
Trillium sulcatum - Southern Red Trillium Ht.30-70cm. Z4. A showy species similar to T.erectum with larger petals which are slightly recurved at the tips. Typically a rich maroon red but ranges from red to yellow and occasionally pink or white. Very large rhizomes. A must for any garden. It appears that the predominant form in our population is the rarer white form
T. undulatum - Painted Trillium
Trillium vaseyi, Sweet Wake Robin - Ht. Z5. Large red nodding flowers. A beautiful species

Caltha palustris (Marsh Marigold)
Caulophyllum thatlictroides (Blue Cohosh)
Hepataica nobilis (Mayflower)
Sanguinaria canadensis (Bloodroot)
Podophyllum peltatum (May Apple, Mandrake)

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