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030-016 Echinacea 'Harvest Moon' PP17652 
Sun Zones 4-9 Golden Yellow flowers
One of the Big SkyTM Series from ItSaul Plants. Golden yellow petals gently recurve around the yellow orange central cone. The flowers are large and plentiful, produced over a long period. Summer. bloom 30 in. x 24 in.
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030-003 Echinacea purpurea 'Magnus'
Sun Zones 4-9 Red Purple flowers
'Magnus' has extra-large flowers (up to seven inches across) with ray-florets that are more horizontal, less drooping, than other forms. The central cone is dark golden orange. GPP. Summer. bloom 3 ft. x 3 ft.
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030-009 Echinacea purpurea 'Ruby Star'
Sun Zones 4-9 Carmine Red flowers
A selection with intense carmine red rayed flowers and very sturdy stems. The petals stay flat and do not droop back like many other forms. This prairie plant is very cold hardy. Don't forget to sniff the central cone of the flower. It may be a little prickly but has a delicious fragrance. Summer. bloom 3 ft. x 3 ft.
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030-004 Echinacea purpurea 'White Swan'
Sun Zones 4-9 White flowers
Shorter, more compact than the other cone flowers we sell. Very generous with its four-inch white flowers with orange brown central disks. Be sure to check out the lovely fragrance. A terrific addition to the sunny border. GPP. Summer. bloom 2 ft. x 2 ft.
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030-019 Echinacea 'Sundown' PP17659
Sun Zone 4-9 Orange Shades flowers
Recent crosses done between E. purpurea and E. paradoxa have resulted in a range of new colors in Echinacea flowers. This one has large flowers with overlapping petals in shades of orange and bronze. Standing on sturdy, stately stems the flowers insist that you bend down and enjoy their sweet fragrance. Summer. bloom 3-4 Ft. x 1-2 ft.
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030-010 Echinacea 'Sunrise' PP49760
Sun Zones 4-9 Pale Lemon Yellow flowers
Another in the Big SkyTM series. This is from a cross between E. purpurea and E. paradoxa. The result is a large flower with lemon yellow petals and a central cone that matures from green to gold. Be sure to smell the fragrant flowers. Summer. bloom 30-36 in. x 30 in.
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030-013 Echinacea 'Sunset' PPAF
Sun Zones 4-9 Rosy Orange flowers
One of the Big SkyTM series. Even though the standard description says this perennial has overlapping orange florets (petals), the plants in our garden do not have overlapping florets, nor are they orange. The flowers are an attractive rosy orange with an orange brown central core. Summer. bloom 30 in. x 30 in.
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030-020 Echinacea 'Tiki Torch' PP18839
Sun Zones 4-9 Dark Orange flowers
New from Terra Nova Nurseries, this cross has extra large dark orange flowers on sturdy stems. The wide petals hold their color well. Do take time to enjoy the fragrance of the central cone. Summer. bloom 36 in. x 24 in.
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030-015 Echinacea 'Twilight' PP17651
Sun Zone 4-9 Rich Rose flowers
Another in the Big SkyTM series. The deep orange central cone is surrounded by overlapping petals of rich rose that have a hint of orange in them. The fragrance is a bonus. Summer bloom 24-26 in. x 18-24 in.
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356-001 Echinops ritro ( Small globe thistle )
Sun Zones 3-9 Blue flowers
There is always a great chorus of bees hovering over the 2-inch spiky, globe-shaped flower heads. The spiny, deeply cut gray green leaves are up to nine inches long. A very decorative addition to the border. July to August. bloom 5 ft. x 3 ft.
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356-005D4 Echinops sphaerocephalus `Arctic Glow'
Sun Zones 3-9 Silver Gray flowers
A towering thistle with delightful persistent globular flower heads of silvery gray. The large, jagged basal foliage is gray green. Summer. bloom 6 ft. x 3 ft.
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693-002 Elymus magellanicus
Sun Zones 7-8
S. Chile and Argentina. This is the bluest grass we grow. Although it can be somewhat floppy if not grown properly, it is always beautiful. Be sure you give this good drainage and sun. 6-8 in. x 12 in.
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322-004 Epimedium cantabrigense(x)
Part Shade Zones 5-9 Pinkish Beige/ Yellow flowers
(Epimedium alpinum x E. pubigerum) This evergreen groundcover is named for the city of Cambridge, England, where it was found in the garden of St. John's College. The flowering stems can reach 2 feet with flowers of pinkish sepals and yellow nectaries. Spring. bloom 2 ft. x indefinite
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322-031 Epimedium franchetti
Shade, Part Shade Zones 5-8 Yellow flowers
The thick leaves of this groundcover persist throughout the winter. Their spiny margins are more for show than for bite. Interestingly the lobes at the stem side of the leaves are irregular - one side being rounded, the other often coming to a point - breaking their symmetry. The flowers have yellow spider-leg-like spurs. Spring. bloom 8 in. x 12 in.
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322-029 Epimedium grandiflorum 'Nanum'
Shade, Part Shade Zones 5-8 White flowers
This is a dwarf form of the species. A fine, low, clumping, deciduous groundcover. Spring. bloom 3 in. x 8 in.
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322-002 Epimedium grandiflorum 'Rose Queen'
Shade, Part Shade Zones 5-8 Deep Rose flowers
A clump-forming, deciduous ground cover with deep bronze juvenile foliage turning green as it matures. The flowers are dark rose with long white spurs. Spring. bloom 8-12 in. x 8 in.
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322-035 Epimedium pauciflorum
Part Shade, Shade Zones 4-9 White flowers
This woodlander has small, very thick, dark green leaves that are spiny along their margins. Although for the most part they are not visible, their undersides are an attractive blue green. In spring, scapes of 3 to 5 delicate white flowers rise up above the foliage. Spring. bloom 6 in. x 12 in.
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322-016 Epimedium pinnatum ssp. colchicum
Shade, Part Shade Zones 5-9 Pale Beige/Coral/Yellow flowers
A slow-spreading, evergreen groundcover with rounded leaves. Flowers are beige with coral sepals and yellow corollas. Young foliage has a blush of red brown. Spring. bloom 12 in. x 10 in.
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322-017 Epimedium pubigerum
Shade, Part Shade Zones 5-9 Whitish flowers
A clumping, evergreen groundcover with bronzed young foliage. Tiny white flowers with a faint hint of pink. Spring. bloom 18 in. x 18 in.
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322-033 Epimedium rhizomatosum
Part Shade Zones 5-9 Pale Yellow flowers
The species name refers to the fact that this forms many rhizomes which indicates that this is a spreading ground cover. The attractive leaves have spiny margins and the flowers are large for an epimedium. Spring. bloom 15 in. x spreading.
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322-005 Epimedium rubrum (x)
Shade, Part Shade Zones 5-9 Red, Yellow flowers
A compact, evergreen mounder. The new leaves emerge stained red and age to green. In fall they turn ruddy. The flowers are red and pale yellow. GPP. Spring. bloom 12 in. x 12 in.
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322-026 Epimedium sempervirens 'Okuda's White'
Part Shade Zones 5-9 White flowers
A lovely selection of this evergreen species from western Honshu, Japan. The small spidery white flowers are especially attractive. Spring. bloom 12 in. x 12 in.
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322-030 Epimedium versicolor (x) 'Neosulfureum'
Shade, Part Shade Zones 5-9 Light Yellow flowers
Evergreen and clumping ground cover that tolerates dry, deciduous shade very well. The leaves are composed of 3 to 9 leaflets. Cut them back at the end of winter to make way for the pale yellow spurred flowers followed by lightly bronzed new foliage. Very similar to 'Sulfureum' except the flowers are paler and have shorter spurs. GPP. Spring. bloom 1 ft. x 3 ft.
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322-006 Epimedium versicolor (x) 'Sulfureum'
Shade, Part Shade Zones 5-9 Light Yellow flowers
A vigorous grower that is suitable for mass planting as a ground cover. Light yellow flowers. Spring. bloom 1 ft. x 3 ft.
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322-003 Epimedium warleyense (x)
Shade, Part Shade Zones 5-9 Orange flowers
An evergreen clump-former with unusual yellow flowers with orange sepals. GPP. Spring. bloom 20 in. x 30 in.
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322-011 Epimedium youngianum (x) 'Niveum'
Part Shade, Shade Zones 5-9 White flowers
(A cross between E. diphyllum and E. grandiflorum.) A diminutive treasure for a woodland garden. This is a small, clumping selection with blunt-tipped leaves. The flower stems rise above the foliage bearing white flowers that can be both spurred and spurless. May to June. bloom 8 in. x 12 in.
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322-007 Epimedium youngianum (x) 'Roseum'
Part Shade Zones 5-9 Dusky Pink flowers
This is a deciduous, clumping ground cover. Cut the dead foliage back at the end of winter and watch the thin stems with delicate down-facing flowers emerge. The bronzy new foliage follows soon after. Spring. bloom 8 in. x 12 in.
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726-001 Epipactis gigantea
Part Shade Zones 4-8 Beige Green flowers
This unique orchid is easy to grow in a woodland garden. The upper and lower lobes of the small flowers are veined burgundy, while the lateral lobes are a beige green. It is very free flowering. Our small plant grew 8 inches tall and 30 inches wide in four years. May to July. bloom 16 in. x 30-60 in.
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167-004 Erigeron karvinskianus 'Profusion'
Sun Zones 5-8 White/Pink flowers
A spreading perennial with hairy gray green leaves and countless small white daisies with pink reverses. Because of the length of its bloom period, this is a great plant for a container in a sunny location. June to October. bloom 6-9 in. x 3 ft.
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167-010 Erigeron 'Rosa Jewel' ('Pink Jewel')
Sun Zones 5-8 Pink flowers
Semi-double, aster-like flowers of bright pink with yellow centers. A clump-forming perennial with lance shaped leaves. Very easy and useful to add color to the border from early to midsummer. Early to midsummer. bloom 24 in. x 12 in.
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344-033 Eriogonum compositum (Form 2)
Sun Zones 5-8 Yellow flowers
We have grown this amazing spreading Pacific Northwest shrub in our rockery for more than 10 years. It forms a dense evergreen mound covering the gravel and creeping between boulders. In winter, the foliage takes on red highlights. Give this sharp drainage and little summer water. This particular form has gray green foliage. Spring. bloom 2-3 in. x 2 ft.
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323-001 Eriophyllum lanatum ( Oregon sunshine )
Sun Zones 6-9 Yellow flowers
The cheerful yellow flowers are a welcome sight during our gray springs. This forms a dense woody mat with silvery foliage. It is literally covered with 1-inch, bright yellow ray flowers when it is in bloom. May to June. bloom 12 in. x 24 in.
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399-001 Erodium chrysanthum
Sun Zones 7-8 Pale Yellow flowers
We love this plant. Soft, silver, ferny foliage forms airy mounds from which rise sprays of pale yellow saucer-shaped flowers. Please get down on your hands and knees and sniff the lemony perfume of the blooms. For us, it blooms from June to mid-autumn. GPP. Summer to mid-autumn. bloom 6 in. x 16 in.
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399-014 Erodium 'Pickering Pink'
Sun Zones 7-8 Pink flowers
(E. 'Merstham Pink' x E. 'Katherine Joy') The crisp, feathery foliage is gray green and shows off the five-petaled flowers with their unusual markings. The lowest three petals are soft pink veined darker pink; the top two are rich pink with burgundy blotches at their bases and veining running up toward the petal edge. Grow this in a low-water bed and enjoy the very long show. Late spring to autumn. bloom 8 in. x 12 in.
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399-010 Erodium variable (x) 'Album'
Sun Zones 8-9 White flowers
This low mounding geranium relative has small, slightly lobed leaves on ruddy stems. The soft white flowers have delicate pink veining. Quite sweet. Summer bloom 2 in. x 6 in.
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031-010 Eryngium alpinum 'Blue Star'
Sun Zones 5-8 Blue flowers
This is a stunning form of the species that is very blue in both flower and stem. Spiny toothed basal foliage and bracted stems bearing blue umbels surrounded by radiant soft blue spiny bracts. Midsummer. bloom 30 in. x 20 in.
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031-002 Eryngium alpinum 'Superbum' ( Alpine sea holly )
Sun Zones 5-8 Blue flowers
Spiny toothed basal foliage with branched stems bearing umbels of steel blue surrounded by soft spiny bracts. The upper stems take on the same coloration. Named 'Superbum' for its vigor. Midsummer. bloom 2.5 ft. x 18 in.
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031-011D4 Eryngium amethystinum
Sun Zones 3-8 Blue to Amethyst flowers
Italy, Balkans. We grow this in our Dry Border. They spiny leathery foliage is a dramatic summer texture. Very late in the summer, powdery blue stems bear blue to amethyst flowers in the midst of spiny silver bracts. Give this good drainage. GPP. Late summer. bloom 28 in. x 28 in.
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031-004 Eryngium bourgatii
Sun Zones 5-9 Blue flowers
The prickly deeply cut foliage has stunning silver tracery to catch the eye. We never have enough of this in stock when it is in its glory in the gardens. The plump blue thistle flowers are irresistible to bees. Summer. bloom 12 in. x 12 in.
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031-007 Eryngium caeruleum
Sun Zones 4-8 Steel Blue flowers
Very similar to E. planum. The flower heads are on stiff secondary branches and surrounded by prickly bracts. July to August. bloom 3 ft.
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031-015 Eryngium giganteum ( Miss Willmott's Ghost. )
Sun Zones 5-8 White flowers
Miss Willmott's ghost. Before we converted the mixed border, this biennial/short lived perennial held court near a central path. The striking, silvery green, spiny bracts which surround the large umbels age to buff by late summer. The flowers are as haunting as the common name. Late summer. bloom 3 ft. x 2 ft.
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031-022 Eryngium maritima ( Sea Holly )
Sun Zones 5-8 Pale Blue flowers
Europe. Several years ago one of our local garden writers featured this in an article in The Oregonian. Unfortunately, no local nurseries had it in production and callers were told it would take some time to produce an adequate supply. Here it is. Thick, large, blue gray leaves with spiny lobes. A thistle-like spike with thimble-like heads of tiny pale blue flowers. Summer. bloom 22 in.
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031-014-1 Eryngium pandanifolium
Sun Zones 8-10 Red Brown flowers
We were given this by the San Antonio Botanic Garden many years ago and have tested it to make sure it is winter hardy. It remained evergreen for four of those years and then died back at 10 F only to emerge from the roots in spring. This commanding plant grows on the pampas of Argentina. The bloom spike gets 6-8 ft. here forming a candelabrum of small reddish umbels. The basal clump has 3-foot sword-shaped leaves with spiny margins. Late summer. bloom 6-8 ft. x 6 ft.
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031-003 Eryngium planum
Sun Zones 4-10 Subdued Blue flowers
Produces numerous half-inch metallic blue flowers surrounded by rigid narrow bracts. Summer. bloom 3 ft. x 18 in
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031-016 Eryngium planum 'Blue Cap'
Sun Zones 4-10 Blue flowers
Produces a rosette of spoon-shaped light green foliage with serrated edges from which rise spikes of medium sized thistle flowers. Both stem and flower turn blue as they mature. Very stunning for the summer border. Summer. bloom 2 ft. x 1 ft.
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031-013 Eryngium tripartitum (x)
Sun Zones 5-10 Violet Blue flowers
Airy in appearance, this many-branched spiny perennial bears umbels of small violet-blue flowers from summer to early fall. Summer to early fall. bloom 2-3 ft.
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031-009 Eryngium variifolium ( Moroccan sea holly )
Sun Zones 5-9 Gray Blue flowers
The species name refers to the striking white veining on the dark green semi-glossy basal leaves. The branched stems bear medium sized umbels of gray blue surrounded by pale blue bracts. Mid- to late summer. bloom 12-16 in. x 12 in.
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031-006D4 Eryngium yuccifolium
Sun Zones 4-8 Greenish White flowers
Not nearly so towering as E. pandanifolium, this is perhaps more suitable for a smaller garden. The basal foliage is similarly sword-shaped and spiny. The bloom spike only reaches 4 ft. We grow it in the Rock Garden. Late summer. bloom 4 ft. x 2 ft.
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032-013 Erysimum 'John Codrington'
Sun Zones 5-8 Yellow/Burgundy flowers
A compact shrublet with clusters of flowers that age from pale yellow to smoky burgundy. A distinct color statement for the early border. Lightly scented. Spring to early summer. bloom 10 in. x 12 in.
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032-002 Erysimum kotschyanum
Sun Zones 6-8 Golden Orange flowers
We grow this in the Texture Garden where it trails over our gravel top-dressing and down the rock walls. Smothered in small, brilliant yellow flowers in early summer. Summer. bloom 4 in x 8 in.
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032-009 Erysimum 'Sunlight'
Sun Zones 6-10 Yellow flowers
Fresh yellow flowers atop compact crisp green mats. Perfect for border front or rock garden. Early summer. bloom 3-4 in. x 1.5 ft.
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032-008 Erysimum 'Wenlock Beauty'
Sun Zones 5-8 Mauve & Buff Yellow flowers
A mounding evergreen shrub with clusters of unusually colored mauve and yellow-brown flowers in spring. What we enjoy about this shrub is its willingness to repeat bloom lightly later in the season, the bronze cast of its tight buds and the way the gray green leaves complement the flowers. Early spring to early summer. bloom 18 in. x 18 in.
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525-015D4 Eucalyptis pauciflora subsp. niphophila ( Snow gum )
Sun Zones (7)8-10 White flowers
The ghostly branches of this gum form the backdrop of our 4 Seasons Garden. As the ash-colored bark peals, it reveals a pale trunk the color and form of washed sandstone. Overhead, on lyrical branches, the olive green, slightly assymetrical, lance-shaped leaves flutter in the breeze revealing their pale undersides. A rewarding and fast growing tree for a sunny climate. Late spring to summer. bloom 20 ft. x 15 ft.
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784-001D4 Eucomis comosa 'Oakhurst'
Sun Zones 7-9 Purple flowers
Very purple strap foliage is a strong presence in the garden. Amazing inflorescences are reminiscent of small pineapples. Late summer. bloom 2.5 ft. x 2 ft.
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168-014D4 Euonymus americana
Sun Zones 6-9 Green/Red flowers
A deciduous upright shrub with green foliage that persists until late autumn. Flowers give way to warty pink fruits with white seeds that are tinged yellow. Summer. bloom 8 ft.
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168-013D4 Euonymus 'Blondy' (PP -10,424)
Sun, Part Shade Zones 5-8
A very useful dwarf evergreen shrub from Bolwjin Nursery in the Netherlands. Each green leaf has a clear yellow thumb print sized center. The plant literally glows in our stock field. 2 ft. x 2 ft.
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168-004D4 Euonymus fortunei 'Emerald Gaiety'
Sun to Shade Zones 5-9 Insignificant flowers
This versatile compact shrub is a reliable performer. The cream-margined evergreen leaves take on pink highlights in the winter. Feel free to prune or pinch back irregular or unwanted growth. 3 ft. x 5 ft.
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168-006 Euonymus fortunei 'Kewensis'
Sun, Part Shade Zones 5-9 Insignificant flowers
This evergreen groundcover has proven very successful in dry shade. The tiny matte green leaves are lightly mottled. They cover stems that do not hug the ground but lift slightly off it. This drapes beautifully over a low wall as well. 4 in. x 3 ft.
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168-017D4 Euonymus fortunei 'Silver Queen'
Sun, Part Shade Zones 5-9 Inconspicuous flowers
Pillar-shaped and evergreen, this an integral part of the yellow section of our 4 Seasons Garden, because, despite its name, this shrub bears dark green leaves with cream colored margins. 8 ft. x 3 ft.
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168-009D4 Euonymus japonicus 'Green Spire'
Sun to Shade Zones 6-9 White flowers
Originally found on the Japanese island of Oki-no-shima in 1978, this was released by the U.S. National Arboretum in 1982. 'Green Spire' forms an evergreen columnar shrub with glossy leaves. It is very versatile and can tolerate drier sites as well as sites near the ocean. It can be used as a specimen or en masse to form a hedge or screen. The young foliage is a fresh yellow green that matures to dark green. June. bloom 14 ft. x 6 ft.
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168-002D4 Euonymus japonicus 'Microphyllus Variegatus'
Sun, Part Shade Zones 6-9 Insignificant flowers
At first glance, it would be easy to mistake this compact shrub for a variegated boxwood with its small, semi-glossy leaves that are margined in white. However, this euonymus is far easier to care for needing very little to make it happy. And it needs very little pruning to keep it looking tidy. Excellent as a low hedge. Rarely blooms. bloom 3 ft. x 2 ft.
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168-015D4 Euonymus nanus var. turkestanicus
Sun Zones 2-7 Inconspicuous flowers
A curious arching-to-cascading shrub with narrow, widely spaced, dark green leaves that march down the stems in a ladder-like fashion. Autumn color is red to burgundy. The flowers are not noticeable but the fruits are relatively large, pink and contain bright orange arils within. This would be a wonderful shrub for spilling over a low wall or in a rockery. Summer. bloom 3 ft. x 3 ft.
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168-016D4 Euonymus planipes (sachalinensis)
Sun Zones 5-9 Insignificant flowers
In the spring and early summer, this may seem an ordinary deciduous shrub, but in late summer when the spherical, bright red fruits develop and split to reveal their shocking orange seeds, everyone takes note. Then the leaves turn brilliant red and the show gets even better. 8-12 ft. x 10 ft.
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263-002D4 Eupatorium maculatum 'Atropurpureum' ( Joe Pye weed )
Sun Zones 3-8 Dark Purple Red flowers
This tall, stately, herbaceous perennial not only attracts human visitors to the garden but also draws butterflies and bees which feed on its large, flattened, purple flower heads. The lance-shaped leaves are tinged with purple and there is purple speckling on the flower stems. Use this as a focal point in the border garden. Midsummer to early fall. bloom Up to 7 ft. x 3 ft.
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263-006 Eupatorium rugosum 'Chocolate'
Sun Zones 4-9 White flowers
We have placed this at the purple end of our new Rose and Clematis Border. The rich chocolaty foliage of this stately plant is a perfect foil for dark violet and purple Penstemons. Late in the season, there is an explosion of tiny white flowers held above the foliage. Late summer. bloom 5 ft. x 3 ft.
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169-009D4 Euphorbia amygdaloides 'Rubra'
Sun, Part Shade Zones 6-9 Chartreuse flowers
Most striking in our gardens in winter when the red-infused evergreen foliage commands attention. Chartreuse bracts hold into the summer. Cut back after flowering to encourage new growth. Spring to summer. bloom 2 ft.
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169-051D4 Euphorbia 'Blackbird' PP#17178
Sun Zones 4-8 Yellow Bracts flowers
Amidst the many silver foliaged plants in our dry border, this almost black euphorbia stands out like an individual. The year-round foliage begins rich red black turning a smokey purple-green with age. In striking contrast, the yellow floral bracts glow at the advent of the growing season. Spring. bloom 18-20 in. x 18-24 in.
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169-021D4 Euphorbia characias 'Humpty Dumpty'
Sun Zones 6-9 Chartreuse Bracts flowers
This compact form of the species is well-rounded perhaps resembling its namesake. Or perhaps the name refers to the rounded floral heads. The gray green leaves rise up on densely leafed stems. As the winter comes on, the top-most leaves turn a lovely shade of purple. As the winter leaves, the bright floral heads appear and persist until summer. GPP. Spring. bloom 36 in. x 36 in.
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169-002D4 Euphorbia characias subsp wulfenii
Sun, Part Shade Zones 8-10 Yellow Green/Red Bracts flowers
Big, bold plant for the sunny border. Especially attractive in the winter when its blue-green foliage complements the tawny grasses. We have it planted in our "Dinosaur Garden" with Gunnera manicata, and customers are constantly asking about it. GPP. Late winter to early spring. bloom 3-5 ft. x 5 ft.
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169-037D4 Euphorbia characias subsp. wulfenii 'Joy Creek Dwarf'
Sun, Part Shade Zones 8-10 Yellow Green/Red Bracts flowers
Our Point Garden has towering Euphorbias that we have caged to keep from sprawling on their neighbors. We selected this tidy dwarf to avoid this problem yet still give the spectacular winter-to-spring display of floral heads. Just over knee-high and very upright, this may be the solution for those who need a smaller spurge. Winter to spring. bloom 3 ft. x 3 ft.
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169-031D4 Euphorbia characias var. wulfenii 'Cherokee'
Sun, Part Shade Zones 8-10 Yellow Green flowers
Mossy blue-green foliage with subtle burgundy new growth. This is exceptionally beautiful. Not yet in the garden, but the possibilities are thrilling. Late winter to early spring. bloom 3 ft. x 3 ft.
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169-015D4 Euphorbia dendroides
Sun Zones 8-10 Yellow flowers
Found in the Mediterranean area from Spain to Israel in coastal and island areas. The narrow blue green leaves are found mostly on the new growth, the older lower growth is woody and bare of foliage. In spring, attractive yellow green bracts surround the hard-to-see true flowers. In some warm areas this has been know to self-seed, but we have not had that problem at our nursery. Spring. bloom 7 ft. x 5 ft.
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169-050D4 Euphorbia 'Ego'
Sun Zones 8-10 Yellow Green/Red Brown flowers
A Joy Creek Selection. This was a chance seedling of Euphorbia characias subsp. wulfenii that we have raised in our garden for many years. It was named for its impressive floral heads and the fact that it remains upright in habit and does not allow the weight of those large heads to make the stems floppy. Bright chartreuse floral bracts surround the tiny true flower. Spring. bloom 3 ft. x 3 ft.
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169-025D4 Euphorbia griffithii 'Dixter'
Sun Zones 5-9 Orange flowers
A short form of this species with striking dark foliage flushed with red. The flower heads are a burnt orange. Christopher Lloyd made this selection. Spring. bloom 2-3 ft. x 2 ft.
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169-022D4 Euphorbia griffithii 'Fire Charm'
Sun Zones 5-9 Orange Red flowers
This is a shorter version of Euphorbia 'Fire Glow' reaching about 2 ft. Lovely red to orange to yellow fall foliage. Spring. bloom 2 ft. x 3 ft.
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169-003D4 Euphorbia griffithii 'Fire Glow'
Sun Zones 5-9 Red-Orange flowers
Visitors stop and stare when the red orange flower bracts are ablaze in the spring. A vigorous herbaceous form for a moist, well-drained site. The stems are suffused a pink orange as they grow. Spring. bloom 2.5-3 ft. x 3 ft.
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169-008D4 Euphorbia 'Jade Dragon'
Sun Zones 6-9 Sulfur Yellow flowers
This wonderful cross between Euphorbia characias ssp. wulfenii and E. amygdaloides 'Rubra' comes from Terra Nova Nursery. It forms a dense, compact, glaucous evergreen shrub with a hint of purple in the foliage. In late winter, it forms huge, chartreuse floral heads that accent the border for the rest of the spring. Spring. bloom 30 in. x 30 in.
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169-019D4 Euphorbia martinii (x)
Sun Zones 7-10 Yellow Green flowers
(Euphorbia amygdaloides x E. characias) This attractive evergreen shrub has narrow lanceolate foliage that is infused with red purple when it is young. This is especially striking in the winter garden. In the spring it bears chartreuse floral bracts with small red nectaries. Cut back after bloom to renew. Spring. bloom 3 ft. x 3 ft.
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169-028D4 Euphorbia mellifera
Sun Zones 8-10 Buff Yellow flowers
Canary Islands. This has wintered out for many years and been perfectly happy. The attractive mid-green leaves with pale midribs are evergreen. The bracted floral heads are a buff yellow and are sweetly scented. Give it a sheltered site, lots of sun and good drainage. Uncommon. Late spring. bloom 3 ft. x 3 ft.
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169-012D4 Euphorbia nicaeensis ( Nice [France] spurge )
Sun Zones 5-8
This Mediterranean spurge is evergreen. Its pale gray blue leaves show off the lime-yellow floral leaves. Grow this in a sunny border. Late spring to summer. bloom 32 in. x 18 in.
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169-005D4 Euphorbia polychroma (epithymoides)
Sun Zones 4-9 Yellow flowers
Central & Southeastern Europe. A dense, bushy, evergreen shrub with dark green leaves. The short floral heads are bright yellow and bring cheer to the spring garden. Suitable for a drier situation. Midspring to summer. bloom 16 in. x 24 in.
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169-020D4 Euphorbia polychroma 'Candy' ('Purpurea')
Sun Zones 4-9 Yellow flowers
A clump-forming herbaceous perennial with purple-green stems and foliage and pale yellow bracts. Very lovely in spring. Spring to summer. bloom 2 ft. x 2 ft.
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169-035D4 Euphorbia 'Red Martin'
Sun Zones 7-9 Chartreuse/Red flowers
This is apparently a sport from Euphorbia x martinii selected for its deep red purple stems and foliage. It is at its best in the winter and spring garden when its evergreen foliage adds a needed color boost. Spring. bloom 18-24 in. x 24 in.
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169-045D4 Euphorbia 'Redwing' (PPAF)(Bernard Tickner)
Sun Zones 5-10 Gold Bracts flowers
(E. amygdaloides x E. x martinii) The cross has resulted in an evergreen shrublet with blue green foliage that takes on red highlights during the colder months. The floral spikes are deep red before they open to reveal bright gold floral bracts. Give this good drainage. March to May. bloom 20-24 in. x 24 in.
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169-033 Euphorbia rigida
Sun Zones 7-10 Yellow flowers
Always attractive in our rock garden but especially so in winter when the evergreen fleshy gray foliage takes on burgundy and blue tones. Very early in spring, the acid yellow flower heads begin to develop at the stem terminals. Early spring. bloom 1-2 ft. x 2 ft.
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169-023D4 Euphorbia schillingii
Sun Zones 7-9 Yellow flowers
This wonderful tall euphorbia is a great addition to the other tall herbaceous forms. It is politely clump-forming, has good gray green foliage with a prominent white midrib, and the floral leaves which appear in early summer are a bright yellow. Grow it in a sunny, well-drained border. Early summer. bloom 3 ft. x 12 in.
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169-017D4 Euphorbia sikkimensis
Sun Zones 6-9 Lime flowers
An especially striking herbaceous perennial in later winter and early spring when the shoots are bright pink. The mature leaves have a distinct pinkish midrib and veining. The lime green flower heads appear in late summer, making this an extremely useful plant. The fall foliage is yellow with red infusion. Late summer. bloom 3-4 ft. x 18 in.
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169-044D4 Euphorbia 'Tasmanian Tiger' PP15715
Sun Zones 7-9 White Bracts flowers
A striking variegated selection of spurge. The leaves are blue green with creamy white margins. At bloom time, the bracts are white as well. This certainly helps to create drama in a Mediterranean garden. Late winter to early spring. bloom 3 ft. x 3 ft.
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169-036D4 Euphorbia wallichii
Sun Zones 6-9 Lime Yellow flowers
Clump-forming, deciduous perennial with the upright stem and leaves both lightly tinted in red. Grow in ordinary garden soil or slightly moister conditions because this resents dry soil. June. bloom 24 in. x 12 in.
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538-001D4 Exochorda macrantha (x) 'The Bride'
Sun Zones 5-9 White flowers
A cross between Exochorda korolkowii and E. racemosa. Alternate, oblanceolate, blue green leaves on long cascading arching branches. The name must refer to the masses of pure white flowers that cover these branches in May. Although it does not repeat bloom, the show is so dramatic that once is more than enough. The fascinating fruits are like pale green, 5-sectioned beads. Late spring. bloom 6 ft. x 10 ft.
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731-001D4 Farfugium japonicum 'Argenteum'
Part Shade, Shade Zones 7-8 Yellow flowers
The 10-inch cupped leaves are very thick and have irregular cream white margins and some blue green streaks in their centers. Their undersides and the surfaces of young leaves are coated in fine hairs. The purple stems are woolly. Yellow daisy-like flowers late in the season. Autumn. bloom 15 in. x 36 in.
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731-002D4 Farfugium japonicum 'Aureomaculatum'
Sun Zones 7-9 Yellow flowers
We cannot believe how these have flourished in our newer border in the shade of a sweep of rhododendrons. The wonderful, thick, 8- to 10-inch kidney shaped leaves are dappled with eye-catching gold spots. Spikes of yellow rayed flowers. Autumn. bloom 2 ft. x 2 ft.
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731-003D4 Farfugium japonicum 'Cristata'
Part Shade, Shade Zones 7-8 Yellow flowers
The foot-wide leaves are succulent yet lightly woolly on the underside. Their frilled margins join where they meet at the petiole giving the cupped leaves a "crested" look. The young leaves are mid-green and semi-glossy with fine hairs especially along the prominent veining. The leaves darken as they age. Surprising yellow daisy flowers late in the season. Autumn. bloom 2 ft. x 3 ft.
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742-001-1 Fatshedera iizei 'Variegata' (x)
Sun, Part Shade, Shade Zone (7)8-10 Green White flowers
A bigeneric cross between Fatsia and Hedera. This useful plant is terrific for drier shade sites. Its evergreen quality has endeared it to the public. Large, leathery, somewhat glossy leaves are 3- to 5-lobed with attractive cream variegation along the margins. The flowers appear in panicles of small, rounded umbels but, for those that are concerned about the ivy parentage of this plant, there is no need to worry. The plant is sterile. Autumn bloom 4-6 Ft. x 6-10 ft.
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033-008D4 Festuca californica
Sun Zones 7-9
We received this particular form of Califonia fescue from our friends at Xera Plants. Their collection is noteworthy for its purple highlights which develop in the autumn. Airy infloresences reach up to 5 ft. 15 in. x 24 in.
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033-003 Festuca glauca 'Elijah Blue'
Sun Zones 4-8
We've found this to be the very best fescue for our maritime climate. The blades are especially blue and hold up well through the winter. Excellent for border fronts and along paths. Needs good drainage. GPP 6-8 in. x 6-8 in.
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170-006 Filipendula 'Kokome' ( Japanese meadow sweet )
Part Shade Zones 5-9 Light Rose flowers
This dwarf woodlander has finely notched, five-lobed, dark green foliage. The plume of tiny simple flowers has a light fragrance. This is a moisture lover. Early summer. bloom 6-8 in. x 12 in.
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170-010 Filipendula palmata ( Siberian meadowsweet )
Shade, Part Shade Zones 3-9 Pink flowers
A useful and attractive clumping perennial for a moist area or a woodland garden. The rugged palmate leaves are densely hairy on their reverses. In midsummer, this bears tall plumes of pink flowers. Midsummer. bloom 4 ft. x 2 ft.
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170-004D4 Filipendula rubra 'Venusta' ( Queen of the Prairie )
Sun, Part Shade Zones 3-9 Rose-Pink flowers
A tall spreading perennial with large pinnate foliage suitable for sunny moist areas. The branching red stems are topped with dainty plumes of densely clustered rose pink flower heads. Early to midsummer. bloom 6 ft. x 4 ft.
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170-003 Filipendula ulmaria 'Aurea'
Part Shade Zones 4-9 White flowers
A truly eye-catching form with golden spring foliage that turns to lime green as it ages. There is a blush of pink in the flower heads. Best in moist, cool shade. Summer. bloom 2-3 ft. x 2 ft.
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170-007 Filipendula ulmaria 'Variegata'
Shade, Part Shade Zones 3-9 Cream White flowers
Very similar to the classic woodland Meadowsweet with the addition of yellow blazes on the foliage that add interest in a shaded situation. Dense plumes of creamy flowers rise on erect stems. Summer. bloom 2 ft. x 2 ft.
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170-001 Filipendula vulgaris (hexapetala) ( Dropwort )
Part Shade Zones 4-9 White flowers
The very finely cut foliage of this perennial adds texture to the sunny edge of our Shade Garden. Open branching stems bear loose clusters of pink tinted white flowers. Early to midsummer. bloom 2 ft. x 18 in.
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635-003D4 Forsythia 'Fiesta'
Sun Zones 4-8 Yellow flowers
A selection introduced by Duncan & Davies of New Zealand. Although forsythias often recede into the background after their glorious spring show, this has lively yellow and green variegation and red stems that carry on the show until the fall. Spring. bloom 6-8 ft. x 6 ft.
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635-009-1 Forsythia viridissima var. koreana 'Kumson'
Sun, Part Shade Zones 6-8 Bright Yellow flowers
Walking up the path out of the new shade bed into the light, we are struck by the stained glass quality of the sun shining through the beautiful leaves of this forsythia. They are dark green, somewhat rounded and veined in yellow. The veining is most pronounced on the young foliage but is still present on older leaves. The young branches are purple. And at the end of winter we are rewarded with an intense display of bright yellow flowers. Early spring. bloom 6 ft. x 5 ft.
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481-003D3 Fritillaria meleagris ( Checkered lily )
Sun, Part Shade Zones 3-8 Purple flowers
Easily grown in well-draining soil. These spring ephemerals have a curious checkerboard pattern of red-purple (sometimes pure white) and a lighter shade on their pendant bells. Simple gray-green linear foliage goes summer dormant. Spring. bloom Up to 12 in.
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034-028 Fuchsia 'Amy Marie' (Curtis, 1982)
Part Shade Zones 8-10 Light Red/White flowers
This attractive trailer dangles double light red flowers with white corollas. Late spring to frost. bloom 2.5 ft. x 2.5 ft.
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034-160 Fuchsia 'Annabel'
Sun, Part Shade Zones 8-9 White/Pink flowers
A lax but upright shrublet with mid-green leaves. Flowers have long white tubes that are striped pink. The sepals and corollas are also white with flashes of pink. Summer to fall. bloom 2 ft.
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034-148 Fuchsia 'Autumnale' (Meteor, 1880)
Sun, Part Shade Zones 8-10 Red/Purple flowers
This trailing fuchsia has glossy foliage that starts out yellow and green and turns coppery red in late summer. The flowers are fairly standard in color with red tubes, red sepals and purple corollas, but they complement the foliage very attractively. Summer to fall. bloom Unknown x unknown.
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034-029 Fuchsia 'Baghdad'
Part Shade Zones 8-10 Red/Purple flowers
A compact shrublet with very attractive single flowers with red sepals and pink corollas. Very hardy for the Pacific Northwest. Late spring to frost. bloom 2.5 ft. x 3.5 ft.
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034-129 Fuchsia 'Beacon' (Bull 1871)
Part Shade Zones 8-10 Red/Magenta flowers
A robust classic with bell-shaped flowers. The tube and sepals are red and the single corolla is magenta. Hardy in the Pacific Northwest. Late spring to frost. bloom 2.5 ft. x 2.5 ft.
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034-003 Fuchsia 'Beauty of Clyffe Hall' ((1881)
Part Shade Zones 8-10 White/Pink flowers
Pinch this lax shrub to keep it bushy. The lovely single flowers have white tubes and sepals and pink corollas. Hardy in the Pacific Northwest. Late spring to frost. bloom 2.5 ft. x 4 ft.
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034-154 Fuchsia 'Bicentennial' (Paskesen, 1976)
Sun, Part Shade Zones 8-10 White/Orange/Magenta flowers
A free-flowering upright shrub with very interestingly colored flowers. The tubes are white, the sepals are salmon orange and the double corollas have orange outer petals and magenta inner petals. Summer to fall. bloom 2.5 ft. x 2.5 ft.
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034-004 Fuchsia 'Black Prince' (Banks 1861)
Part Shade Zones 8-10 Red/Deep Blue flowers
This rounded, compact shrub is very similar to 'Baghdad'. The flowers have red tubes and sepals and dark purple corollas. Hardy in the Pacific Northwest. Late spring to frost. bloom 2 ft. x 2 ft.
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034-031 Fuchsia 'Bud Cole'
Sun, Part Shade Zones 8-10 Pink flowers
A tall, upright shrub with small flowers. The sepals are rich pink fading to pale pink at their tips. The corolla is hot fuchsia pink. Summer to fall. bloom 4 ft. x 6 ft.
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034-033 Fuchsia 'Caledonia' (Lemoine 1899)
Part Shade Zones 8-10 Cherry Red/Crimson flowers
An upright and bushy charmer. The cherry red flower tube is very long and thin. The sepals are also cherry red and extend past the crimson red single corolla. Hardy in the Pacific Northwest. Late spring to frost. bloom 2.5 ft. x 2.5 ft.
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034-034 Fuchsia 'California'
Sun, Part Shade Zones 8-10 Pink/Rose Coral flowers
A low shrub, wider than it is tall. The dangling flowers have elegant, long, pink tubes; the sepals are pink with white tips on their reverses; and the corollas are a rosy coral. Summer to fall. bloom 2 ft. x 3 ft.
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034-128 Fuchsia 'Cardinal' (Evans & Reees, 1938)
Sun, Part Shade Zones 8-10 Red flowers
We received this vigorous, tall, upright shrub from a friend's garden. The exceptionally large flowers have long, red tubes, red sepals and red corollas. It is said that this can reach 12 ft. tall. Hardy in the Pacific Northwest. Summer to fall. bloom 5-6 ft. x 3 ft.
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034-005 Fuchsia 'Celia Smedley' (George Rode, 1970)
Part Shade Zones 8-10 Cream/Very Pink flowers
Pinkish white sepals are edged pink with green tips and darker undersides. They flare over the single red corolla that is white at the base. Medium green large leaves. Rigidly upright. Late spring to frost. bloom 3 ft. x 2 ft.
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034-131 Fuchsia 'Chang'
Part Shade Zones 8?-10 Orange-red/Orange flowers
This is a heat tolerant Fuchsia of extraordinary beauty. Profuse in flower and upright and bushy in habit. The tube is orange-red, the sepals are orange-red with green tips, and the corolla is bright orange. Hardy in the Pacific Northwest with protection. Late spring to frost. bloom 2 ft. x 2 ft.
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034-035 Fuchsia 'Checkerboard'
Sun, Part Shade Zones 8-10 Red/Pink/Red flowers
This shrub is fairly upright but wider than it is tall. The flowers have red tubes with pale pink sepals and violet-red corollas. Very free-flowering. Summer to fall. bloom 2 ft. x 3.5 ft.
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034-119 Fuchsia 'Chillerton Beauty'
Sun, Part Shade Zones 8-10 Pink/Purple flowers
Very upright and free-flowering. The small flowers have pink tubes, pink sepals and purple corollas. Very hardy for the Pacific Northwest. Summer to fall. bloom 2 ft. x 3 ft.
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034-037 Fuchsia 'Christmas Elf' (Gentry 1972)
Part Shade Zones 8-10 Red/White flowers
A dwarf shrub that bears a profusion of small flowers. The tube is bright red, the well reflexed sepals are bright red, and the corolla is white veined in red. Hardy in the Pacific Northwest. Late spring to frost. bloom 3 ft. x 3 ft.
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034-040 Fuchsia 'Claire de Lune' (Rozain-Boucharlet, 1880)
Sun, Part Shade Zones 8-10 Pink/Salmon Orange flowers
Upright but open in habit. The flowers have salmon pink tubes, the sepals are salmon pink and the corollas are salmon orange. This has been hardy for us for many years. Summer to fall. bloom 2.5 ft. x 2.5 ft.
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034-087 Fuchsia 'Cloverdale Pearl' (Godsby 1973)
Part Shade Zones 8-10 White/Pink flowers
This Fuchsia is upright and easy to shape. The single flowers have white tubes, pink sepals with green tips and white corollas veined in pink. Hardy in the Pacific Northwest. Late spring to frost. bloom 2.5 ft. x 3.5 ft.
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034-042 Fuchsia 'David' (W.P. Wood, 1949)
Part Shade Zones 8-10 Red/Red flowers
Free-flowering upright bush with small leaves and small flowers. The tube and sepals are cerise with a single purple corolla. Very hardy in the Pacific Northwest. Late spring to frost. bloom 4 ft. x 4 ft.
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034-171 Fuchsia 'Delta's Groom' (Wreek/van't Westeinck)
Sun Zones 8-10 Purple-Red flowers
A mid-sized lax-habited bush. Flowers have purple-red tubes, dark purple-red sepals that recurve sharply, and a darker corolla. Summer. bloom 12-18 in. x 12-18 in.
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034-043 Fuchsia 'Dimples'
Sun, Part Shade Zones 8-10 Red/White flowers
This forms a compact upright shrub. The flowers have very recurved red sepals and double white corollas. Hardy for the Pacific Northwest. Summer to fall. bloom 18-20 in. x 24 in.
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034-044 Fuchsia 'Display' (Smith, 1881)
Part Shade Zones 8-10 Red/Rose Pink flowers
Medium sized flowers with carmine red sepals and rose pink corollas. Very vigorous shrub with medium green foliage. Very hardy in the Pacific Northwest. Late spring to frost. bloom 2 ft. x 2 ft.
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034-045 Fuchsia 'Dollar Princess' (Lemoine, 1912)
Part Shade Zones 8-10 Red/Blue flowers
Small and bushy with a somewhat lax habit. The flowers have red tubes and sepals and a double bluish corolla. Very hardy for the Pacific Northwest. Late spring to frost. bloom 1.5 ft. x 1.5 ft.
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034-109 Fuchsia 'Double Otto'
Part Shade Zones 8-10 Red/Purple Blue flowers
Visitors often approach us dangling the huge blooms of this fuchsia which they have picked in the gardens asking where they can find it on the sales tables. Large, exuberant double flowers with very flared red sepals and purple corollas veined rosy red from their bases to mid-centers. Large medium green leaves. Vigorous upright growth. Very hardy for the Pacific Northwest. Late spring to frost. bloom 3 ft. x 3 ft.
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034-139 Fuchsia 'Enstone'
Sun, Part Shade Zones 8-10 Pale Pink flowers
This golden-leafed, bushy shrub is obviously a golden sport of Fuchsia 'Sharpitor' which has variegated foliage. The flowers have pale pink tubes, sepals and corollas. Hardy in the Pacific Northwest. Summer to fall. bloom 1.5 ft.
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034-047 Fuchsia 'Falling Stars' (Reiter, 1941)
Part Shade Zones 8-10 Red flowers
Grow this in full sun and pinch back to keep this somewhat lax plant upright. The gorgeous flowers have scarlet tubes and sepals and velvety red, single corollas. Very hardy for the Pacific Northwest. Late spring to frost. bloom 3 ft. x 3 ft.
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034-090 Fuchsia 'Feather Duster'
Part Shade Zones 8-10 Lt. Pink/White flowers
Very lax stems dangling huge double white flowers suffused with pink. Hardy in the Pacific Northwest with protection. Late spring to frost. bloom 2 ft. x 2 ft.
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034-115 Fuchsia 'First Success' (Weeda 1982)
Sun, Part Shade Zones (7)8-9 Pink flowers
A cross between Fuchsia paniculata and F. splendens. The flowers appear in terminal clusters on this upright shrub. The small flowers have pink tubes, light pink recurving sepals and light pink corollas. The leaves have distinct red veining and red stems. Summer to autumn. bloom 2.5-3 ft. x 2.5 ft.
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034-163 Fuchsia 'Flash'
Sun, Part Shade Zones 8-9 Magenta flowers
A handsome upright shrub with smallish mid-green foliage. The countless small flowers have bright red sepals and corollas that go from magenta to red down their lengths. Summer to fall. bloom 4 ft. x 2 ft.
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034-146 Fuchsia 'Fluffy Ruffles' (Copley, USA, 1966)
Sun, Part Shade Zones 8-9 Red/White flowers
This trailing fuchsia has double flowers. The tubes are rosy red, the sepals are rosy red with green tips and the corolla is almost white with a slightly pink cast. Late summer to fall. bloom 14 in. x 14 in.
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034-126 Fuchsia 'Galadriel' (De Graaff, 1982)
Part Shade Zones 8-10 Beige/Red/Red flowers
A vigorous, upright, medium-sized shrub with very unusually colored flowers. The tube is almost beige, the sepals a bright red and the single corolla opens red but fades attractively to a claret red. Hardy in the Pacific Northwest. Late spring to frost. bloom 20 in. x 12 in.
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034-091 Fuchsia 'Genii'
Sun, Part Shade Zones 8-9 Light Pink/Dark Purple flowers
This compact shrublet has golden foliage. The surprising medium sized flowers have light pink sepals and dark purple corollas. Summer to fall. bloom 2 ft.
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034-155 Fuchsia 'Golden Anniversary' (Stubbs, 1980)
Sun, Part Shade Zones 8-9 White/Dark Purple flowers
This is a trailing shrub with light green foliage that sometimes appears gold. The double flowers have short whitish green tubes and broad white sepals. The corollas dramatically fade from black purple to purple as they age. Summer to fall. bloom 12-18 in.
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034-164 Fuchsia hatsebachii
Sun, Part Shade Zones 8-9 Red flowers
This lovely species has some remarkable features. The foliage is narrow and willow-like. The small flowers, although tubular, do not hang straight down but bend outward. Their tubes are red and their corollas are dark purple. In addition, the stamens are quite long extending dramatically from the tube. September and October. bloom 4 ft. x 2 ft.
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034-050 Fuchsia 'Hawkshead'
Sun, Part Shade Zones 7-10 White flowers
A lovely, low shrub with small mid-green leaves. The dainty flowers are white but there is a trace of green at the tips of the sepals. Summer to fall. bloom 3 ft.
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034-149 Fuchsia 'Hidcote Beauty' (Webb, 1949)
Sun, Part Shade Zones 8-10 Cream/Salmon Pink flowers
An upright, bushy, free flowering shrub. Flowers have creamy white tubes, short creamy sepals with green tips, and salmon pink corollas with a flush of pink. Very hardy for the Pacific Northwest. Summer to fall. bloom 2.5 ft.
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034-172 Fuchsia 'Hilary'
Sun, Part Shade Zones 8-10 Pink/Purple flowers
An upright compact shrub. The up-facing, single flowers have light pink sepals and pale purple corollas. Summer to fall. bloom 2 ft. x 2 ft.
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034-157 Fuchsia 'Isis Variegated'
Sun, Part Shade Zones 8-10 Crimson flowers
An upright shrub with small leaves that have creamy variegated margins. The prolific but tiny flowers are crimson in tube, sepal and corolla. Very hardy for the Pacific Northwest. Summer. bloom 2.5 ft. x 2 ft.
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034-165 Fuchsia 'Jim Muncaster'
Sun, Part Shade Zones 8-10 Red Purple/Purple flowers
Mid-sized dark green leaves complement the wine-red stems of this small shrub. The sepals of the medium-sized flowers are purple-red and recurve sharply. The corolla is deep purple. Summer to fall. bloom 3 ft.
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034-052 Fuchsia 'Jingle Bells'
Part Shade Zones 8-10 Red/White flowers
This upright plant has festive flowers with red sepals and double white corollas. Very hardy for the Pacific Northwest. Late spring to frost. bloom 1.5 ft.
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034-001 Fuchsia 'June Bride' (red)
Part Shade Zones 7-10 Red flowers
Single flowers with red corolla and purple sepals and this tall shrub. Very hardy for the Pacific Northwest. Late spring to frost. bloom 5 ft. x 5 ft.
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034-008 Fuchsia 'Jupiter 70' (R. Holmes, 1970)
Part Shade Zones 8-10 Scarlet/Crimson/Red flowers
Single small bell-shaped flowers are scarlet, crimson, and mandarin red. The large foliage is medium green. Late spring to frost. bloom 2 Ft, x 2.5 Ft.
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034-141 Fuchsia 'Lady Boothby' (Rafil, 1939)
Sun, Part Shade Zones 7-9 Red/Black Purple flowers
This is a vigorous upright shrub with dark green, finely serrated leaves. The crimson tube is short, flaring out to somewhat short red sepals. The corollas are black purple with a hint of pink at their bases. Very hardy. Summer to fall. bloom 36 in. x 48 in.
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034-010 Fuchsia 'Lena' (Bunney, 1862)
Part Shade Zones 8-10 Pink/Purple flowers
This classic is somewhat trailing in habit. The mid-sized flowers have appealing fleshy pink tubes and sepals and semi-double purple corollas. Very hardy for the Pacific Northwest. Late spring to frost. bloom 2 ft. x 2 ft.
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034-122 Fuchsia 'Lena Dalton' (Reimers, 1953)
Part Shade Zones 8-10 Pink/Lavender Blue flowers
Distinguished from 'Lena' by its dainty double flowers. This Fuchsia forms an upright bush that responds well to pinching. The flower is composed of a pale pink tube, pink sepals with green tips, and a lavender blue double corolla which is veined in red. Late spring to frost. bloom 2.5 ft. x 2.5 ft.
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034-116 Fuchsia 'Little Beauty'
Part Shade Zones 8-10 Red/Lavender Blue flowers
This small upright shrub has delicate flowers with light red tubes and sepals and single lavender blue corollas. Very hardy for the Pacific Northwest. Late spring to frost. bloom 3 ft. x 3 ft.
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034-170 Fuchsia 'Logan Garden'
Sun, Part Shade Zones 8-10 White/Purple-Blue flowers
Lots of small dramatically colored flowers on this lax shrub. The sepals are white and the corollas are dark purple-blue. Summer to fall. bloom 4 ft. x 4 ft.
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034-095 Fuchsia 'Lord Byron' (Lemoine)
Sun, Part Shade Zones 8-10 Cerise/Purple flowers
An upright and bushy shrublet that is very free-flowering. The flower tubes are dark cerise, the sepals are dark cerise and the corollas are a very dark purple. Hardy for the Pacific Northwest. Summer to fall. bloom 15 in. x 15 in.
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034-012 Fuchsia 'Lottie Hobby' (Edwards, 1939)
Part Shade Zones 8-10 Red/Red flowers
Small fern-like leaves and tiny flowers on this upright somewhat dwarf shrub. The tubes are cherry red, the sepals red and the single corollas are scarlet. Hardy for the Pacific Northwest. Late spring to frost. bloom 3 ft. x 3 ft.
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034-054 Fuchsia 'Lucky 13' (Fuchsia-La, 1951)
Part Shade Zones 8-10 Red/Carmine/Violet flowers
Trailing in habit. The flower tube is red, the sepals carmine and the corolla is violet veined with red. A very attractive flower! Late spring to frost. bloom Not Available x Not Available
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034-013 Fuchsia 'Lynn Ellen' (Erickson, 1962)
Part Shade Zones 8-10 Pink/Rose Red flowers
The very large flowers have pink tubes, pink sepals and double rose-red corollas. Upright in habit. Late spring to frost. bloom 2.5 ft. x 2.5 ft.
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034-097 Fuchsia magellanica
Part Shade Zones 7-10 Red/Purple flowers
Small flowers with red tubes, deep red sepals and purple corollas. Free-flowering upright shrub reaching 10 ft. in protected areas. Oblong fruits are purple. From Chile, Argentina. Very hardy for the Pacific Northwest. Late spring to frost. bloom 10 ft. x 4 ft.
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034-015 Fuchsia magellanica 'Aurea'
Part Shade Zones 7-10 Red/Purple flowers
The yellow-green foliage of this lax bush is exceptionally vibrant and eye-catching especially when contrasted with the red flowers. Blooms have narrow red tubes and sepals over a short rose-purple corolla. Stems and veins turn magenta in late fall when the plant is grown in full sun in the Pacific Northwest. Very hardy for the Pacific Northwest. Late spring to frost. bloom 3 ft. x 5 ft.
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034-016 Fuchsia magellanica 'Globosa'
Part Shade Zones 7-10 Red/Purple flowers
Somewhat lax in growth. The foliage of this vigorous plant has a reddish cast to its medium-sized leaves. The stems and veins turn vivid red in late fall when planted in the sun. The flower is composed of a red tube and sepals which extend past a deep rose-purple corolla. Very hardy for the Pacific Northwest. Late spring to frost. bloom 3 ft. x 5 ft.
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034-017 Fuchsia magellanica v. macro. 'Tricolor'
Part Shade Zones 7-10 Red/Purple flowers
A fine foliage plant. The leaves require sun in order to maintain the rose suffusion in their white and green variegation. The stems and veins turn magenta red in the fall if exposed to sun. The flowers are small with long slender red tubes and sepals over purple corollas. Very hardy for the Pacific Northwest. Late spring to frost. bloom 3 ft. x 5 ft.
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034-018 Fuchsia 'Maiden's Blush'
Part Shade Zones 7-10 Blush Pink flowers
Apple green foliage with a profusion of small pale pink flowers. Hardy for the Pacific Northwest. Late spring to frost. bloom 4 ft. x 4 ft.
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034-026 Fuchsia 'Mephisto' (Reiter, 1941)
Part Shade Zones 8-10 Scarlet/Crimson flowers
A very large and well-shaped shrub with eye-catching flowers. The tubes are scarlet, the sepals scarlet and the single corollas are crimson. Very hardy for the Pacific Northwest. Late spring to frost. bloom 4 ft. x 3 ft.
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034-064 Fuchsia 'Mrs. J.D. Fredericks' (Evans & Reeves, 1936)
Part Shade Zones 8-10 Pink flowers
This upright, bushy fuchsia is very free flowering. The tube is pale salmon pink, the sepals salmon pink and the single corolla is rich pink. Hardy for the Pacific Northwest. Late spring to frost. bloom 2.5 ft. x 2.5 ft.
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034-019 Fuchsia 'Mrs. Popple' (Elliott, 1899)
Sun, Part Shade Zones 8-10 Scarlet/Violet Purple flowers
Upright, vigorous and free-flowering. The flower tubes are scarlet, the sepals are scarlet and the corollas are violet purple. Very hardy for the Pacific Northwest. Summer. bloom 2.5 ft. x 2 ft.
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034-066 Fuchsia 'Nettala' (Francesca, 1973)
Part Shade Zones 8-10 Red flowers
'Nettala' is reputed to grow well in the full sun. That is how we grow it. It forms an upright, free flowering bush. The tube and sepals are dark red and the corolla is a violet red. Hardy for the Pacific Northwest. Late spring to frost. bloom 3.5 ft. x 2.5 ft.
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034-121 Fuchsia 'Old Fashioned'
Sun, Part Shade Zones 8-10 Pink/Lilac Purple flowers
This is a very upright shrub. The small flowers have pink tubes, sepals that are pink on their reverses but red on their fronts, and lilac purple corollas. Summer bloom 3 ft. x 3 ft.
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034-108 Fuchsia 'Otto'
Part Shade Zones 8-10 Red/Purple Blue flowers
Very similar to 'Double Otto' except bearing huge single flowers with red sepals and purple blue corollas. Forms a short upright shrub. Hardy for the Pacific Northwest. Late spring to frost. bloom 3.5 ft. x 3 ft.
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034-113 Fuchsia 'Pat's Dream'
Part Shade Zones 7-10 Red/Lilac Purple flowers
Medium sized flowers. Cherry red tube and sepals with lilac purple corolla. Attractive mounding habit. Very hardy for the Pacific Northwest. Late spring to frost. bloom 3 ft. x 3 ft.
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034-068 Fuchsia 'Peppermint Stick' (Garson, 1951)
Part Shade Zones 8-10 Red/Purple flowers
One of the first of the three-colored Fuchsias. The tube is light red, the sepals are light red and the corolla is purple with pink streaks. Upright and robust. Late spring to frost. bloom 3 ft. x 3 ft.
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034-117 Fuchsia 'Peter Pan' (Erickson, 1960)
Part Shade Zones 8-10 Pink/Orchid flowers
Somewhat trailing in habit. The single flowers have pink tubes, pink sepals and orchid colored corolla. Hardy for the Pacific Northwest. Late spring to frost. bloom 2.5 ft. x 2 ft.
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034-145 Fuchsia 'Phyllis'
Sun, Part Shade Zones 8-10 Rose/Red/Lavender flowers
Very rounded buds open to compact flowers with pale rose tubes, red sepals and lavender purple corollas. The foliage is dark green and red veined. Very hardy for the Pacific Northwest. Summer to fall. bloom 4 ft.
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034-020 Fuchsia 'President Roosevelt'
Sun, Part Shade Zones 8-9 Coral Red/Violet Purple flowers
Double flowers have coral red tubes and the similarly colored sepals that recurve sharply. The corollas are violet purple. Summer to fall. bloom 12-18 in.
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034-166 Fuchsia 'Prince of Orange'
Sun, Part Shade Zones 8-9 Salmon/Orange flowers
This is a lax shrublet with mid-green foliage. The mid-sized flowers have light salmon sepals and orange corollas. We grow this in the orange section of the Rose and Clematis border. Summer to fall. bloom 2 ft.
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034-070 Fuchsia procumbens
Part Shade Zones 8-10 Green Gold flowers
This is an oddity. Small trailing fuchsia bearing unusual tiny upward facing flowers with yellow green tubes and purple tipped sepals. Bright red fruits. From New Zealand. Late spring to frost. bloom 4-6 in. x 3-4 ft.
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034-132 Fuchsia procumbens 'Mary Miller'
Sun, Part Shade Zones 8-10 Green Gold flowers
Exceptionally lovely ground cover. The gray green foliage has cream variegation. Bears oddly colored, upward facing flowers. Late spring to late summer. bloom 4-6 in. x 2 ft.
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034-140 Fuchsia 'Queen Esther'
Sun, Part Shade Zones 8-9 White/Violet flowers
An upright bushy shrub with broad light green foliage. Lovely flowers are somewhat outward facing. They are made up of white sepals and tubes and violet corollas. Summer to fall. bloom 12-18 in.
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034-073 Fuchsia regia
Sun, Part Shade Zones 8-9 Red/Purple flowers
This has become an immense arching shrub in our stock field. We encage it to keep the branches off the ground and to display the small red flowers with purple corollas. The foliage is quite large and rounded. Summer to fall. bloom 6 ft. x 3 ft.
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034-074 Fuchsia 'Santa Claus'
Part Shade Zones 8-10 Red/White flowers
Semi-double white corollas with red sepals. Prominent red mid-rib on the leaves. Very hardy for the Pacific Northwest. Late spring to frost. bloom 3 ft. x 3 ft.
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034-179 Fuchsia 'Sealand Prince' (Walker Bees Nursery, 1967)
Sun, Part Shade Zones (7)8-9 Pink/Purple flowers
Note-worthy for its free-flowering nature and its upright, bushy habit. The flower tubes are hot pink, the sepals are also hot pink and the corollas are pale violet purple maturing to reddish purple with a pink base. Medium green foliage is lightly serrated. Summer to autumn. bloom 18-20 in. x 18 in.
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034-150 Fuchsia 'Silver Pink'
Sun, Part Shade Zones 8-9 White/Pink/Lavender Pink flowers
This forms a somewhat upright shrub with arching branches bearing small mid-green leaves. The small flowers have white tubes and pale pink sepals with green tips. The corollas are a contrasting pale lavender pink. Summer to fall. bloom 2 ft.
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034-158 Fuchsia 'Suikkerboise'
Sun, Part Shade Zones 7-10 White/Rose/Lavender flowers
This is still small in our garden but can become a medium-sized shrub with small green foliage. The small flowers are unusually colored with a greenish tube leading to sepals that are rose colored on top and redder underneath. The corolla is a contrasting pale lavender with pink veins. Very hardy. Summer to fall. bloom 2-4 ft. x 2 ft.
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034-111 Fuchsia 'Sunshine' (Neiderholzer, 1948)
Part Shade Zones 8-10 Lt. Pink/Pink flowers
Forms a compact bush. The single flowers have pale pink tubes, green-tipped pink sepals and pink corollas. Hardy for the Pacific Northwest. Late spring to frost. bloom 3 ft. x 3 ft.
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034-021 Fuchsia 'Surprise'
Part Shade Zones 8-10 Rose/Periwinkle flowers
Periwinkle corollas with dark rose recurved sepals. Very hardy for the Pacific Northwest. Late spring to frost. bloom 5 ft. x 4 ft.
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034-168 Fuchsia 'Swanley Gem'
Sun Zones 8-10 Red/Purple-Blue flowers
An upright, compact shrub with mid-sized flowers that have red sepals and medium purple-blue corollas. Summer to fall. bloom 18 in.
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034-101 Fuchsia 'Swanley Yellow' (Cannell 1900)
Part Shade Zones 8-10 Orange Pink/Yellow Orange flowers
This lax grower likes lots of sun. The flowers have very long orange and pink tubes, orange and pink sepals and yellow orange single corollas. Late spring to frost. bloom 2 ft. x 2 ft.
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034-022 Fuchsia 'Swingtime' (Tiret, 1950)
Part Shade Zones 8-10 Red/White flowers
This Fuchsia is ideal for espaliering. It needs a sheltered sunny spot to do well. The medium sized flowers are the main attraction with their long orange pink tubes and sepals contrasting with single orange-yellow corollas. Upright and bushy in habit. Hardy for the Pacific Northwest. Late spring to frost. bloom 1-2 ft. x 2-3 ft.
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034-027 Fuchsia 'Tennessee Waltz' (Walker & Jones, 1950)
Part Shade Zones 8-10 Pink/Lavender flowers
This easy-to-grow upright shrub displays colorful large flowers. The tubes are light red, the sepals light red and the double corollas are mauve and pink. Very popular. Very hardy for the Pacific Northwest. Late spring to frost. bloom 2.5 ft. x 2 ft.
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034-002 Fuchsia 'Thalia'
Sun, Part Shade Zones 8-10 Scarlet flowers
We have grown this for many years so we know it is hardy for the maritime Northwest. Its foliage is very attractive. The burgundy stems draw their color up into the undersides of the leaves and the veining on top. When the clusters of scarlet, tubular flowers open at the stem terminals, this is quite a show. Late summer to fall. bloom 2 ft. x 2 ft.
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034-024 Fuchsia 'Tom Thumb' (Baudinet, 1850)
Part Shade Zones 8-10 Pink/Purple flowers
This wonderful upright free-flowering bush sports small flowers as its namesake suggests. The flowers have carmine tubes and sepals and mauve-purple corollas. Very hardy for the Pacific Northwest. Late spring to frost. bloom 2.5 ft. x 2.5 ft.
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034-174 Fuchsia 'Turkish Delight'
Sun, Part Shade Zones 8-9 Pink/Purple flowers
A compact shrub with single flowers. The sepals are light pink and the corollas are dark purple. Summer to autumn. bloom 12-18 in. x 12-18 in.
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034-156 Fuchsia 'Vienna Waltz' (Nix Nursery, 1971)
Sun, Part Shade Zones 8-9 Dark Pink/Red flowers
Tailing by nature but with a bushy habit. The double flowers have dark pink tubes, dark pink reflexing sepals and red lavender corollas that are splashed with pink and red. The foliage is an attractive dark green with red veining. Summer to autumn. bloom 12-18 in. x 12-18 in.
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034-025 Fuchsia 'Voodoo' (Tiret 1953)
Part Shade Zones 8-10 Dark Red/Dark Violet flowers
An upright Fuchsia with large flowers. The stubby tubes are dark red, the sepals are dark red and the double corollas are dark violet. Very hardy for the Pacific Northwest. Late spring to frost. bloom Not Available x Not Available
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034-143 Fuchsia 'Whiteknight's Amethyst'
Sun, Part Shade Zones 8-10 Pink/Red/Aubergine flowers
An upright small shrub. The plentiful, small flowers have pink tubes, red sepals and aubergine corollas. Very hardy for the Pacific Northwest. Summer to fall. bloom 2-3 ft. x 2 ft.
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034-181 Fuchsia 'Whiteknight's Cheeky'
Sun, Part Shade Zone 8-10 Dark Violet Pink flowers
Dark foliage and terminal clusters of small, mostly outward-facing trumpet flowers make this a readily identifiable beauty. The somewhat rounded leaves are bronze green fading to dark green. In certain lights, they almost look black. The fine hairs on the upper leaf surface give the foliage an irridescent quality. July to October. bloom 1.5 ft. x 1.5 ft.
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034-144 Fuchsia 'Whiteknight's Pearl'
Sun, Part Shade Zones 7-10 Soft Pink flowers
This upright shrub is quite hardy. The arching branches have small mid-green foliage. The small flowers have soft pink tubes and soft pink sepals that are tipped green. The corolla also is soft pink. Summer to fall. bloom 2.5 ft. x 2.5 ft.
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034-106 Fuchsia 'Yonder Blue'
Sun, Part Shade Zones 8-9 Red/Lavender Blue flowers
In our garden this forms a somewhat open-habited, small shrub with large double flowers. The short flower tube is rosy red. The sepals are red. The corollas are lavender blue. The flower stems are also red. Summer to autumn. bloom 12-18 in. x 12-18 in.
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034-169 Fuchsia 'Zulu King' (de Graff, 1992)
Sun, Part Shade Zones 8-9 Red Purple flowers
Open in habit with tall lightly arching stems. The single flowers have red purple sepals and darker corollas. Late summer to autumn. bloom 2-4 ft. x 2 ft.
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