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Equisetum hyemale
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Equisetum hyemale 'Robustum'
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Horsetail |
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Giant Horsetail |
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ZONE 5 - 3' - Jointed stems,
very distinctive. Cylindrical habit when grown in a container.
Evergreen. Tolerates some shade. Prefers very shallow water to moist
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ZONE 5 - height 4ft to 6ft
The same cylindrical habit as Equisetum hyemale. The upper joints
produce side shoots in the second or third year that give it a
slightly fern-like appearance. A unique specimen |
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Equisetum scirpoides
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Eriophorum angustifolium
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Dwarf Horsetail |
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Cotton Grass |
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ZONE 5 - 6" to 8" - Dark
green wiry foliage is evergreen. Thrives in moist soil to shallow
water and loves the shade. Excellent for nestling between rocks at the
ponds edge |
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ZONE 4 - 1' - Flowers May,
June - Short grassy dark green foliage with showy cotton-like flowers
that hold well into summer. Unique and unusual. Prefers a cold
climate. |
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Hibiscus coccineus
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Hibiscus 'Lord Baltimore'
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Scarlet Rosemallow |
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Lord Baltimore Hibiscus |
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ZONE 7 - 6' to 8' - Flowers
July, August - Large brilliant scarlet flowers galore. Intricately cut
foliage turns a rich deep red in fall. Excellent specimen. |
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ZONE 5 - 4' to 6' - Flowers
July, August, September - Extremely large red flowers grace this
hybrid. Leaves are green with ruffled edges on red stems. |
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Hibiscus moschuet
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Houttuynia cordata
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Swamp Hibiscus |
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Houttuynia |
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ZONE 4 - 4' - Flowers July,
August - A native plant with pink, white or red flowers. Hibiscus adds
a nice foliage alternative and excellent late summer color |
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ZONE 6 - 6" to 12" - Flowers
May, June - Dark green leaves edged in red. White flowers. Prefers
moist soil or water level at or below crown. Prefers partial shade |
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Houttuynia cordata 'Variegata'
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Hydrocotyle verticillata
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Chameleon Plant |
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Water Pennywort |
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ZONE 6 - 6" to 12" - Flowers
May, June - Multicolored red, blue-green and yellow heart-shaped
leaves. White flowers. Leaf colors vary with the amount of sunlight.
Prefers part shade |
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ZONE 6 - 6" - The small
upstanding round foliage of this unique variety makes a great addition
to any pond or water garden. Excellent for streams and areas of swift
moving water |
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Hyrdocotyle bonariensis
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Giant Pennywort |
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Zone 6 - 6" to 10" - Flowers
July, August - A sturdier variety of Pennywort, this one stays fresh
and crisp throughout the growing season. The delicate creamy green
flowers are quite noticeable |
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