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Cupressus arizonica 'Blue Ice' (BLUE ARIZONA CYPRESS)
$24.95 - $95.00Hardiness zones 6-9 Well named for the stunning, steely-silver-blue color of this Arizona Cypress. The glowing foliage stands out in any landscape and contrasts well with the reddish-brown bark...
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Teucrium hircanicum (IRANIAN GERMANDER)
$12.95 - $24.95Hardiness zones 5-9 An enchanting addition to any sun-drenched garden, Teucrium hircanicum is a resilient, low maintenance perennial, a pleasure in the garden with its lush mounds of quilted,...
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Rubus 'Betty Ashburner' (CREEPING RASPBERRY)
$15.95 - $24.95Hardiness zones 5-9 Transform your landscape with Rubus 'Betty Ashburner', a vigorous, low-maintenance evergreen ground cover named in honor of the renowned British plantswoman. This exceptional...
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Sorbaria sorbifolia (DWARF FALSE SPIRAEA)
$12.95 - $24.95Hardiness zones 2-8 An extremely colorful dwarf, false spiraea with especially long-lasting, and brilliant springtime foliage in shades of yellow, orange, red, pink and lime green. As mid-summer...
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Mentha longifolia (HORSEMINT)
$12.95Hardiness zones 5-9 This fragrant, hardy perennial brings a unique sensory experience to your garden, though its vigorous nature requires a bit of planning. Known botanically as
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Chrysanthemum morifolium (AUTUMN CHRYSANTHEMUM)
$12.95Hardiness zones 5-9 Bring an ancient healing tradition into your garden with Bo-Ju-Hua, an exquisite heirloom medicinal chrysanthemum
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Calycanthus Floridus (SWEET SHRUB)
$39.95Hardiness zones 4-9 An unusual yet easily-grown medium shrub native to the Southeastern United States features large, aromatic leaves (giving it one of its common names, Carolina allspice),fragrant...
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Sarcococca hookeriana var. humulis (SWEETBOX)
$24.95Transform your shadiest garden spots with the lush, low-maintenance beauty of Sweetbox (
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Digitalis purpurea (COMMON/PURPLE FOXGLOVE)
$10.95Hardiness zones 4-10 Add old-fashioned charm to your garden with Purple Foxglove, a classic cottage-garden favorite famous for its spectacular towers of bell-shaped blossoms. This is a wild variety,...
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Echinacea paradoxa (YELLOW FLOWERED ECHINACEA)
$24.95Hardiness zones 5-9 A rare plant in the garden, Echinacea paradoxa, the only native Coneflower to boast brilliant, sun-yellow petals. This exceptionally hardy, drought-tolerant perennial stands out...
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Achillea millefolium (WHITE FLOWERED YARROW)
$12.95 - $19.95Hardiness zones 4-8 Yarrow Achillea millefolium is a hardy native plant. Yarrow effortlessly thrives in poor soils, intense summer heat, and severe drought conditions where other flowers wither. From...
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Lavandula stoechas 'French Lavender'
$12.95Hardiness zones 8-11 French Lavender (Lavandula stoechas) stands out for its distinctive serrated, gray-green foliage with finely toothed edges that provide striking texture even when the plant is...
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Sedum 'Birthday Party' (STONECROP)
$12.95 - $19.95Hardiness zones 4-9 One of the highest rated compact succulents! Sedum 'Birthday Cake' reaches a max hight of 11 inches, and spreads into a dense carpet over time. Thick glossy foliage with slightly...
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Osmunda cinnamomea (CINNAMON FERN)
$12.95Hardiness zones 3-9 A showy fern native to the eastern Americas and East Asia, excellent for native shade gardens, bogs, rain gardens, and wet areas along ponds and streams. They generally grow to...
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Pinus contorta latifolia (LODGEPOLE PINE)
$19.95Hardiness zones 2-8 One of the most widely distributed pines of the West, found growing from Alaska to Mexico and from the west coast states to the Rocky Mountains! This fine upright growing Pine can...
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Coreopsis 'Full Moon' (COREOPSIS)
$12.95Hardiness zones 4-9 Huge three inch butter-yellow flowers by the hundreds grace this vigorous, disease resistant mounder summer into fall. This superb perennial creates a two foot mound that is easy...
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Olea europaea 'Oblonga' (OLIVE)
$34.95Hardiness zones 8-11 Superb olives with a high content of top-quality oil make this a highly valuable tree, add to that roots with a high resistance to Verticillium (root rot) to really make this...