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Baboon Flower   $5.95 Baboon Flower, 'Babiana Stricta', a spring planted corm, produces lovely mixed color flowers. fragrant flowers are cup-shaped when open and are borne in an open spike. blooms open successively from lowest upward. Babiana look a little like a gladiolus, but flowers are much smaller. Babiana Stricta is great for containers.

Pink Turtlehead   $7.95 Pink Turtlehead, 'Chelone obliqua', is a native wildflower that works very well in garden. This bushy, upright plant produces a mound of green foliage. Upright stems bear large bright pink flowers. Turtleheads do best in moist and wet sites. They are great for borders and cuttings. They will attract butterflies.

Lily of the Valley   $7.95 Lily of Valley, 'Convallaria majalis', a spring planted tuberous root, exhibits broad leaves and fragrant, little, nodding, white, bell-shaped flowers. Lily of Valley also has a long history of medicinal uses. This plant will spread slowly in shade of your house or other foliage. Lily of Valley requires very little care, and you will be rewarded with sweet bell-shaped flowers every spring.

Stella d' Oro Daylily   $7.95 Daylily Stella d' Oro, 'Hemerocallis', a spring planted herbaceous root, displays a very fragrant dark yellow flower. Stella d' Oro has dark green foliage and provides great contrast for yellow flower. They are sometimes called "everbloomers" because of their habits of blooming all season long. Use them for cut flowers, massing, edging, borders, or in mixed containers and tubs.

Hardy Gloxinia   $7.95 Hardy Gloxinia, 'Incarvillea delavayi', a spring planted herbacious root, produces lovely pink flowers and are excellent container plants. large, 3 inch, trumpet-shaped flowers come in clusters of 8 to 10 blooms. They prefer to be planted in a protected area that is fertile and well drained. Remove faded flowers to prolong bloom period. Protect this herbacious perennial in winter.

Butter & Sugar Iris   $7.95 Siberian Iris Butter & Sugar, 'Iris Siberica', a spring planted herbaceous root, produces beautiful yellow and white flowers. Siberian Irises are very easy to raise. They have graceful stems, a neat growth habit, and their bloom foliage is outstanding. foliage is attractive all year, even after first frost when plant turns a red-brown color. These Irises are used in perennial borders and for landscaping. Siberian irises are very adaptable and hardy plants. They prefer soils that are highly organic, but will do fine with average soils.

Violet Liatris   $7.95 Liatris Violet, 'Laitris spicata', a spring planted tuberous root, produces lovely violet flowers on tall stems. Liatris is also commonly known as Blazing Star or Gayfeathers and is a popular perennial because of its long lasting flowers. Liatris also attracts butterflies. This plant is quite drought tolerant, and they will not tolerate soggy soils.

White Liatris   $7.95 Liatris White, 'Laitris spicata', a spring planted tuberous root, produces lovely white flowers on tall stems. Liatris is also commonly known as Blazing Star or Gayfeathers and is a popular perennial because of its long lasting flowers. Liatris also attracts butterflies. This plant is quite drought tolerant and they will not tolerate soggy soils.

Andes Leucocoryne   $5.95 Leucooryne Andes, 'Leucocoryne 'Andes', a spring planted corm, also commonly known as Glory of Sun, produces beautiful pink flowers with a dark violet eye and a green center. Andes flowers are produced in clusters of lily-like blossoms on tall stems. This flower is wonderful as a cut flower or a long lasting garden flower. grass like foliage dies when or before flowering begins.

Guernsey Lily   $5.95 Guernsey Lily, 'Nerine Bowdenni', a spring planted bulb, produces beautiful pink flowers. Nerines popular name is Guernsey Lily. Nerine blooms as a cluster of flowers on a leafless stem. flowers are trumpet shaped, and petals curl backward. Nerine blooms in autumn when gardens need an injection of color. blooms are lightly scented.

Chincherinchee   $5.95 Chincherinchee 'Ornithogalum Thyrsoides' a member of Hyacinthaceae family is a spring planted bulb which produces lovely white flowers. This plant is also commonly known as Wonder-flower and Cape Chincherinchee. They are mainly grown for long lasting cut flowers. white flowers are borne on one foot stems in early summer. These cut flowers can last for months, and they may be grown in containers.

Deppei Oxalis   $5.95 Oxalis Deppei, 'Oxalidaceae', a spring planted bulb, produces pink flowers above clover-like foliage. Oxalis Deppei has several common names including Wood Sorrel, Lucky Clover, Good Luck Plant, and Iron Cross. leaflets fold up at night, or during overcast days, and open during daylight hours. These plants are used in borders, beds, rock gardens and containers.

Patty's Plum Oriental Poppy   $5.95 Oriental Poppy Patty's Plum, 'Papaver', a spring planted herbaceous root, produces lovely, large lavender poppy flowers with a dark eye. flower petals have a crepe paper texture and are produced on long stems above a thick clump of long bristly, mid-green leaves. This poppy prefers deep well drained soils. This is a very striking plant.

Bright Eyes Phlox   $7.95 Phlox Bright Eyes, 'Phlox paniculata 'Bright Eyes', produces large amounts of beautiful, bright, pink flowers. They are great performers for borders, rock gardens, flowerbeds and cut flowers. Bright Eyes Phlox prefer a fertile well drained soil with a constant supply of moisture. Cut back old flower stems to prolong their blooming period. This plant is attractive to bees, butterflies, and birds.

Chinese Latern   $7.95 Chinese Lantern, 'Physalis alkekengi franchetii', has bright orange, lantern-shaped papery seed cases that will glow in your garden in late summer. Chinese Lantern is very popular because of its brilliant color, unique shape, and easy to grow capabilities. This plant is also called Winter Cherry. flowers are small, white and star shaped with calyces that enlarge and change from green to red-orange in fall.

May Night Salvia   $7.95 Salvia May Night, 'Salvias', a spring planted tuberous root, is known for its aromatic foliage, attractive leaves, and long season of bloom. deliciously fragrant foliage and flowers attract bees and other garden pollinators. May Night performs best in rich well drained soils. indigo black flowers are outlined with delicate purple bracts. May Night makes a perfect specimen plant or perennial border, and they do well as container plants.

Mixed Sparaxis   $5.95 Sparaxis or Harlequin flower, 'Sparaxis', a spring planted corm, produces lovely mixed colored flowers including orange, white, yellow, red, purple, and pink. This plant has sword-shaped leaves and star-shaped flowers. Sparaxis is also commonly known as Wand Flower. Harlequin flower looks great in beds, borders, gardens and containers.

Mixed Tigridia   $5.95 Tigridia Mixed, 'Tigridia', a spring planted corm, produces large flowers in wide range of colors. Tigridia are also known as Mexican Shell Flowers and Tiger Flowers. blooms adorn tall stems and appear to float above foliage. They are very pretty when used in sunny borders or beds. foliage of Tigridia is similar to gladiolus, and it produces several flowers per stalk. common name comes from spots on flowers that look like tiger spots.

Mixed Tritonia   $5.95 Tritonia Mixed, 'Tritonia', a spring planted corm, produces flowers of mixed colors on a short plant. These clump forming plants have strappy leaves with flared trumpet-like flowers. They make beautiful borders and beds.

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