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Rheum palmatum 'Red Select' Ornamental Rhubarb |
ZONE 4, HT 6', FULL SUN Huge 18-24" deeply palmate leaves emerge crimson-purple, then turn dark green. Tall flower stalks are covered with fluffy panicles and seeds of cerise-crimson. |
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| Rheum palmatum var tanguticum
Ornamental Rhubarb |
ZONE 3-6, HT 72", SUN/SHADE Wonderful, dramatically large leaves are a dark red to dark green. The fragrant, red flower plumes emerge in mid summer on tall stalks. Makes an unusual cut flower. |
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Rodgersia
pinnata
'Elegans'
Roger's Flower |
| ZONE 4-7, HT 30", PART SUN/SHADE Fragrant, pink, astilbe-like flowers are held above the large, palmate leaves. I think this plant looks down-right pre-historic. Needs moist soil. |
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Rudbeckia
fulgida 'Goldsturm'
Brown-Eyed Susan |
ZONE 4-10, HT 18-24", SUN
One of the longest blooming perennials available. Flowers from mid summer through fall. Mounds of yellow daisy-like flowers with deep brown centers. This is the classic brown-eyed Susan. |
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Rudbeckia
laciniata 'Hortensia'
Tall Coneflower; Golden Glow |
ZONE 3-9, HT 60-72", SUN
We divided ours because
so many people asked about it. Visit the southeast corner
of our Garden Shop during the summer and you will see
why. Double yellow flowers and serrated foliage. |
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Rudbeckia
nitida 'Herbstsonne'
Cone Flower |
ZONE 3-10, HT 75", SUN
Put this easy-to-grow perennial at the back of your border for weeks of golden yellow blooms. The daisy-type flowers with chocolate brown centers bloom from summer into fall. |
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| Rudbeckia triloba
Brown-Eyed Susan |
ZONE 3-10, HT 36", SUN
A native to the eastern U.S., this adorable brown-eyed Susan is covered with small, golden yellow blooms with the characteristic chocolate brown "eye" from July into October. This one is not susceptible to the Septoria leaf spot that the 'Goldsturm' tends to get. Can be short-lived but readily reseeds. Makes a great cut flower. |
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Sagina
subulata
Irish Moss |
ZONE 4-7, HT 2-4", SUN/PART SUN Moss-like evergreen
foliage. Excellent for planting between stepping stones.
Small white flowers in July and August. |
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Sagina
subulata
'Aurea'
Scotch Moss |
ZONE 4-7, HT 2-4", PART SUN
Moss-like, yellow-green foliage forms a dense, evergreen mat. Excellent for planting between stepping stones. Small white flowers in July and August. |
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Salvia nemorosa 'Caradonna'
Perennial Salvia |
ZONE 3-8, HT 18-30", SUN
Striking black stems with blue-purple flowers from May to July, deadheading will encourage continued blooming. Not picky about soil or water, makes a nice cut flower, attracts hummingbirds and butterflies, not attractive to deer or rabbits, wow! Can it get any better? Try pairing it with white daisies for a calming combination or yellow sundrops for a more invigorating look. |
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Salvia nemerosa
'Viola Klose'
Perennial Salvia |
ZONE 3-8, HT 15-18", SUN
Fabulous spikes
of dark violet-purple bloom on this tightly mounding
plant in early summer. Deadheading will prolong the
bloom-time. The fragrant foliage makes it unattractive
to deer and rabbits, but butterflies and hummingbirds
will love the flowers. |
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Salvia
superba
'Blue Hill'
Sage |
ZONE 3-8, HT 16-20", SUN
There is not a hint
of purple in this plant. Many flowers over a long period
of time. Pair it with a Malva and a pale yellow. |
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Salvia
superba
'May Night' (Mainacht)
Perennial Salvia |
ZONE 3-8, HT 18", SUN
An outstanding variety with deep, dark purple flowers in June and July. Blooms a little later than 'East Friesland'. Makes a great cut or dried flower. |
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Salvia
superba 'Snow
Hill'
Perennial Salvia |
ZONE 3-8, HT 18", SUN
A neat, clump-forming plant with snowy-white flowers over deep-green leaves. Hummingbirds, butterflies and bees (watch out!) love this plant. |
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Salvia
verticillata
'Purple Rain'
Perennial Salvia |
ZONE 3-8, HT 24", SUN
Broad floppy leaves and fluffy light purple flowers are this salvia's characteristics. It is quite different than other salvias. Blooms most of the summer, especially if deadheaded. |
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Sanguinaria
canadensis
Bloodroot |
ZONE 3-8, HT 6-8", PART SUN/SHADE
An adorable, native wild flower and easy to grow in the shady garden. White star-shaped flowers in spring. Plant is dormant by mid-summer. |
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Sanguisorba
tenuifolia
Giant Burnet |
ZONE 4-7, HT 4', SUN/PART SUN
The bottle brushes are blood-red and bloom from mid-August through October. The dark green, fern-like foliage is attractive during the summer and turns lovely shades of yellow, orange and red in the fall. Requires moist soil. |
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Saponaria lempergii
'Max Frei'
Rock Soapwort |
ZONE 4-7, HT 8", SUN
Pure pink, inch-wide blossoms are displayed in large terminal clusters. Flowers from mid summer into fall. Use in rock gardens or spilling over walls. |
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Saponaria
ocymoides
Rock Soapwort |
ZONE 3-7, HT 6-9", SUN/PART SUN Low dense growth
with a profusion of pink flowers in late spring. Excellent
rockery plant. |
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| Saponaria x oliviana
Polish Soapwort |
ZONE 4, HT 2-3", SUN
Tidy, tight mounds of succulent evergreen foliage on this fabulous rock garden or trough plant. In late spring to early summer it is covered with rose pink flowers. Prefers lean soil. |
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| Saxifraga x urbium 'London Pride'
Saxifrage |
ZONE 4, HT 4-6", PART SUN
Small, star-like flowers with a reddish tinge are held high above the foliage from April to June. Forms a dense mat of glossy green, scallop-shaped rosettes -- almost succulent. Prefers well-drained soil. |
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Scabiosa
caucasica 'Butterfly Blue'
Pincushion Flower |
ZONE 3-9, HT 20-24", SUN
Beautiful lavender blue blooms from July through September. Perfect for cutting. Prefers well-drained soil. |
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Scabiosa
caucasica
'Perfecta'
Pincushion Flower |
ZONE 4-7, HT 18", SUN
Very showy perennial. Lavender petals with large round pincushion center from mid summer into fall. Good cut flower. Sensitive to winter wetness. |
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Scabiosa
columbaria
'Pink Mist'
Pincushion Flower
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ZONE 3-9, HT 12", SUN
This pretty hybrid
has an abundance of lavender-pink flowers all summer
long. Sensitive to winter wetness. |
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| Schizachryrium scoparium 'Blaze'
Little Bluestem |
ZONE 4-9, HT 12-24", SUN
Tight, upright growth habit with fluffy russet seed heads that ripen in late summer. A cultivar from a native grass, 'Blaze' is used ornamentally for its vivid red fall foliage. Easily grown and adapts to any soil type, including clay. |
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Scizachyrium 'Prairie Blues' Little Bluestem |
ZONE 3-9, HT 36", SUN/PT SUN This native New England grass has pewter blue ribbon-like foliage bearing silver seed heads in late summer. Orange highlights in autumn make it really stand out. A clump forming grass that is wonderful in mass plantings. |
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