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Iris 'Black Gamecock'
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Iris brevicaulis
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Black Gamecock |
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Lamance Iris |
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ZONE 4 - Louisiana Iris 2' to
3' Striking midnight purple blossoms perch high atop graceful medium
green foliage. The dark flowers are highly visible from a distance.
Flowers April, May |
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ZONE 4 - 18" Delicate bright
sky blue flowers atop broad weeping foliage. The last iris in the
nursery to bloom. North American native. Flowers April, May |
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Iris 'Clyde Redmond'
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Iris 'Kissie'
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Clyde Redmond |
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Kissie |
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ZONE 4 - Louisiana Iris 2' to
3' Vibrant royal blue flowers stand well above medium green foliage. A
popular favorite. Flowers April, May |
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ZONE 4 - Louisiana Iris 2' to
3' Deep rose-pink petals pale gracefully to soft yellow in the heart
of the blossom. Rich green foliage. Flowers April, May |
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Iris 'Knock Out'
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Iris laevigata 'Alba'
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Knock Out |
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White Iris |
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ZONE 4 - Louisiana Iris 2' to
3' Red-purple flowers stand well above medium green foliage. A popular
favorite. Flowers April, May |
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ZONE 4 - 2' Delicate white
flowers, sometimes speckled with blue, rise above rich green foliage.
Long blooming period. Occasionally re-blooms in the fall. Flowers
April, May |
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Iris pseudacorus
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Yellow Flag Iris |
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Rose Queen |
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ZONE 4 - 3' to 4' This
outstanding European species produces masses of brilliant canary
yellow blossoms that stand well above the tall erect foliage. Flowers
April, May |
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ZONE 4 - 2' Unique
lavender-pink flowers tower above fine grass-like foliage. Good
clumping variety. Late season bloomer. Plant in or out of the pond.
Flowers April, May |
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Iris spp.
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Iris versicolor
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Assorted Hardy Louisiana Iris |
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Blue Flag Iris |
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Zone 4 - 2' to 3' - Flowers
April - Louisiana iris offer a stunning array of flower colors. Due to
new varieties and fluctuating availability, inquire or check the
availability list |
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ZONE 4 - 2' Delicate violet
blossoms rise gracefully above sword-like foliage. Small stature makes
it good for patio gardens and natural filters. North American native.
Flowers April, May |
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Iris virginica
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Juncus effusus
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virginica |
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Common Rush |
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ZONE 4 - 2' to 3' Beautiful
blue to violet blossoms stand regally above rich green foliage.
Reliable, profuse bloomer. North American nat |
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ZONE 5 - 2' to 3' Flowers
may, June- Dark green spiky stems. Unusual light green flower
clusters. Semi-evergreen. North American native |
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Juncus effusus 'Gold Strike'
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Juncus effusus 'Spiralis'
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Variegated Common Rush |
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Corkscrew Rush |
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ZONE 5 - 2' to 3' An
excellent substitute for Baumea in the northern water garden. Yellow
stripes run the full length of each spike. Semi-evergreen and much
more hardy |
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ZONE 5 - 1' - Flowers May,
June - Very unusual dark green corkscrew stems. Creates a mound of
unique foliage texture. Small light green flowers near the tips of the
stems |
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Juncus glauca
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Blue Rush |
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ZONE 5 - height 1ft to 2ft
Blue-gray spiky, quill-like foliage is stiff and uniform. Forms a
semi-evergreen clump. Mild mannered. Performs well indoors |
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Justicia americana
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Lobelia cardinalis
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Water Willow |
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Cardinal Flower |
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ZONE 4 - 12in to 18in Flowers
July, August - White flowers are decorated with purple and resemble
orchid flowers. The open foliage is similar to the narrow leaves of
the willow |
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ZONE 4 - 2' - Flowers August,
September, October - Tall spikes of intense red flowers rise out of a
modest display of foliage. Striking summer color for a long period |
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Lobelia fulgens 'Queen Victoria'
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Lobelia syphilitica
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Queen Victoria |
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Blue Lobelia |
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Zone 3 - 3' - Flowers July,
August - Brilliant scarlet red flowers are intensified by the deep
burgundy foliage. Forms clumps quickly for an extended display of
flowers. |
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ZONE 4 - 2' - Flowers August,
September, October - Lance shaped green leaves. Blue flowers held on
tall spikes. Long blooming period. Prefers crown above water level |
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Lysimachia nummularia 'Aurea'
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Marsilea mutica
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Golden Creeping Jenny |
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Variegated Four Leaf Water
Clover |
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ZONE 3 - 2" - Flowers June,
July, August - A creeping shallow water ground cover with bright
yellow leaves. Creates a blanket of gold round foliage in or out of
the pond. Will tolerate some shade |
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ZONE 7 - 6" - Floating leaves
with a distinctive pattern of green, yellow and red mounds up in very
shallow water. An excellent plant for beginners and our best selling
clover |
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Marsilea quadrifolia
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Mentha aquatica
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Hardy Four Leaf Water Clover |
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Water Mint |
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ZONE 5 - 8" to 10" - Bright
green upright foliage. The hardiest of all the clovers. Popular.
Combines well with Myrioph. Or makes an excellent ground cover alone |
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ZONE 6 - 1' - Flowers August,
September - Wonderfully aromatic foliage and lilac-pink blossoms make
this variety a favorite. Quick surface cover. Great for natural
filters and new ponds |
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Menyanthes trifolia
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Curly Mint |
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Bog Bean |
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ZONE 6 - Flowers August,
September - This plant makes an excellent transition plant with it's
ruffled, textured leaves and delicate pink flower tufts. |
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ZONE 3 - 8" - Flowers April -
A native species that's almost extinct. Pink buds open to delicate
fringed white flowers above soft green trifoliate leaves. Great
clumping habit |
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Mimulus ringens
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Myosotis scirpoides
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Lavender Musk |
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Water Forget-Me-Not |
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ZONE 3 - 2' - Flowers July,
August- Lavender flowers nestled among soft green foliage. Long
bloomer. Great for late summer color. Will grow in or out of the pond |
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ZONE 3 - 6" - Flowers April,
May - Creeping ground cover great for edge of the pond. Sky blue
flowers. Performs best in part shade, streams or spring seeps |
