New for Spring 2010!

Heuchera ‘Lime Marmalade’ - This vigorous lime-green sport of H. 'Marmalade' boasts frilly foliage on a large mounding form. Larger growing than H. 'Lime Rickey' it is also tough and heat tolerant. 10” tall by 18” wide. Zone 4.

Leucanthemum ‘Highland White Dream’ - Semi-double daisies are 4-5" across and bloom from July through September when spent flowers are removed. It makes an excellent cut flower. 3’ tall by 3’ wide. Zone 3.

Pulmonaria ‘Trevi Fountain’ - The narrow green leaves are spotted with silver. Clusters of deep cobalt-blue flowers appear in early spring. The foliage is heat tolerant and mildew resistant. 12”-18” tall by 18”-24” wide. Zone 4.

Rosemary ‘Bonnie Jean’ - The evergreen foliage has a low-growing, dense habit with dark bluish-purple flowers from late fall to early winter. Reputed to be resistant to winter damage. 18” tall by 36” - 48” wide. Zone 7.

Verbascum ‘Eleanor’s Blush’ - Large, gray-green leaves and strong flower spikes of peachy-orange with lighter centers. Remove spent flowers for re-bloom. 36” – 48” tall by 18”-24” wide. Zone 5.