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Dear Gardening Friends,
Welcome to our Spring 2016 catalog!
Please join us for a fantastic selection of
plants and pottery for your home and
garden. The butterflies and hummingbirds will thank you for thinking of them
with our expanded selection of their
favorite plants. We love to share the
know how and plants needed to produce
the big, bold beds of color that will make
Summer 2016 your garden’s finest.
Plant a little paradise in your world with
plants from Vintage Hill.
Jeff Oberhaus
Clockwise:
Jeff with Colocasia
‘Thailand Giant’,
Echinacea ‘Big Kahuna’,
Newberry Urn,
Coleus ‘Hipster Luca’,
Naxos Planter
2016 HOURS:
Open Daily 9am-5pm
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HOW TO USE THIS CATALOG: Our catalog is a list of plants we are growing and will
carry for the season. We do not list prices or sizes as these are constantly changing as we
continue to change sizes as the plants grow. Most customers remark our prices are less than
the box stores and since we grow the majority of plants right here we can offer good value
on the rarer selections that are hard to find elsewhere.
We are not a mailorder nursery. Our plants are grown to do well in your garden, not fit in a
box. But if you are unable to visit, please let us know your interests and we can advise if
your selections might be shippable.
WEBSITE: www.vintagehill.com E-MAIL: [email protected] We respond to all
email questions. If you do not receive a reply in a few days please send again. Be sure to
include a subject heading in your message.
PLANT SELECTION AND AVAILABILITY: We offer over 1700 varieties of plants.
We try to keep them well stocked but occasionally a variety may sell out, or be in-between
marketable stages of growth. As we propagate many of our plants, we can often give you
information on when a new crop will be available. Since much of a plant’s success depends
on its particular location we can make no guarantee of its hardiness in any given zone but
will gladly give our best advice to help with your success. If you are looking for a plant that
is not listed here, please call. As new plants become available we are constantly adding to
our list.
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Abutilon ‘Biltmore Ballgown’
‘Southern Belle’ NEW
‘Souvenir De Bonn’
‘Tangerine Scream’ NEW
Acalypha
chenile trailing
‘Haleakala’
‘Inferno’
‘Jungle Cloak’
w. ‘Marginata’
‘Orange Crush’
Adenum obesum Desert Rose
Agave (see succulents)
Ageratum ‘Blue Hawaii’
‘Blue Horizon’
‘High Tide Blue’
Aglanoema ‘Sparkling Sarah’
Alocasia (Elephant Ears)
‘Calidora’
‘Portora’
reticulata
‘Stingray’
Aloe ‘Guido’
‘Hedgehog’
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Alternanthera
‘Chartreuse’
‘Party Time’
‘Red Thread’
Alyssum ‘Snow Crystals’
‘Crystal Clear White’
Amaranthus
‘Carnival’ NEW
c. ‘Love Lies Bleeding’
Angelonia
‘Angelface Blue’
‘Carita Raspberry’
‘Serena Purple’
‘Anthurium superbum NEW
Asclepias Butterfly Weed
curvassica Red
‘Silky Gold’
(Gomphocarpus) physocarpus
Asparagus
dens. ‘Meyerii’ Foxtail Fern
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Bacopa ‘Giant Snowflake’
Basil
‘African Blue’
‘Balsamic Blooms’ NEW
‘Columnar Greek’
‘Dark Opal’
‘Large Leaf Italian’
‘Nufar’
‘Pesto Perpetuoso’
‘Sweet Thai’
‘Valentino’
A nn u als & Tro pi c al s
Begonia
‘Art Hodges’
‘BabyWing Red’ NEW
‘BabyWing White’
‘Big Pink Green Leaf’
‘Big Red Green Leaf’
‘Bonfire’
‘Dragon Wing Red’
‘Dragon Wing Pink’
‘Encore Red’
‘Encore Rose’
‘Encore White’
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erythrophylla ‘WaterLily’
‘Escargot’
‘Flirty Girl’ NEW
‘Good n Plenty’
‘Gryphon’
‘Listada’
‘Looking Glass’
‘My Special Angel’
‘Non Stop Mocha Mix’
‘Orange Angels’ NEW
partita
Rex Assorted
‘Jurassic Green Streak’ NEW
ricinifolia ‘Immense’
sceptrum
‘Silhouette Lemon Rose’
‘Sophie Cecile’
‘Tea Rose’
‘Thurstonii’
ulmifolia
‘Whopper Red Bronze Leaf’
‘Whopper Rose Green Leaf’
Bells of Ireland
Bidens ‘Beedance Painted
Red’ NEW
‘Campfire Fireburst’ NEW
Bromeliads
Alcantarea ‘Imperialis’
Aechmea ‘Alvarez’
Aechemea blanchetiana
Aechmea ‘Harvey’s Pride’
Neoregelia ‘Bullis’
Neoregelia ‘Fireball’
Neoregelia ‘Jeffrey Block’
Neoregelia ‘Marguerite’
Neoregelia ‘Raphael’
Neoregelia ‘Royal Burgundy’
Neoregelia schu. ‘Margarita’
Vriesia ‘Mint Julep’
Caladium ‘Artful Heartfire’
‘Poision Dart Frog’
‘Yellow Blossom’
Calathea Rattlesnake
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Brugmansia ANGEL TRUMPETS
The necessity for fragrant summer evenings! Brugmansia are the Queen of the
tropical plants. A few easy pointers will
help you be successful.
*While they are tropical, they come from
higher elevations, so in Missouri, they do
best protected from hot afternoon sun.
East and North exposures are good.
*They are HEAVY feeders. Most that
fail to perform either have too much
shade or not enough food. Our recipe
during growing season: Top dress twice
with Osmocote, April and July. Topdress with Milorganite every two weeks
April thru September. Liquid feed with
Miracle Gro or Peters 20-20-20 EVERY
time you water.
*Before a freeze in fall, remove all leaves
and blooms and trim back green tips.
Store above 40 degrees in a cool dark
area. Basement, garage, spare room.
Water only when soil is dry during dormancy.
Over 200 varieties! Please email us:
[email protected] for the Brugmansia
list, many we can ship.
Partial List:
arborea (from European seed source)
‘Butterfly’ single pink
‘Fruit Salad’ pink/yellow double blend
‘Pink Perfektion’ double German pink
‘Salmon Perfektion’ double pink/salmon
‘Santa Rosa’ large single pink
‘Serendipity’ large single pink
‘Super Nova’ huge single white
‘Xena’ single Pink
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Calibracoa (Million Bells)
‘Candy Bouquet’ NEW
‘Superbells Apricot Punch’
‘Superbells Cherry Blossom’
NEW
‘Superbells Cherry Star’
Superbells Coralberry Punch’
‘Superbells Dreamsicle’
‘Superbells Evening Star’ NEW
‘Superbells Frost Fire’
‘Superbells Lemon Slice’
‘Superbells Pink’
‘Superbells Plum’
‘Superbells Pomegranite Punch’
‘Superbells Red’
‘Superbells Saffron’
‘Superbells Spicy’ NEW
‘Superbells Yellow’
Callistemon ‘Bottle Pop Neon
Pink’ NEW
Canna
We Grow Virus Free Cannas
‘Baby Girl Pink’ NEW
Bird of Paradise’
‘Blueberry Sparkler’
‘Longwood Erebus’
‘Longwood Ra’ NEW
‘Longwood Endeavor’ NEW
‘Intrigue’
‘Freckles’
‘Tropical Red’
‘Mauii Punch’
musafolia
‘Orange Punch’
‘Phasion’
‘Pretoria’
Cardoon ‘Grobe Gruen’
Cassia bicolor Butterfly
Celosia
‘Arrabonna Red’
‘Chief’
‘First Flame Orange’
‘Fresh Look Orange’
‘Fresh Look Red’
‘Fresh Look Yellow’
‘Intenz’
‘New Look Red’
‘Twisted’
Centaurea ‘Colchester White’
Cerinthe major Honeywort
Chinese Money Tree
Chlorophytum (airplane plant)
‘Bonnie’, ‘Variegata’
Citrus ‘Lemon Variegated’
‘Meyer’, ‘Lisbon’
Cleome ‘Cherry Queen’
‘Senorita Rosalita’
An n u al s & Tr op ic al s
C o l e u s From Cuttings for Sun
‘Apple Brandy’ NEW
‘Bright Spark’ NEW
‘Campfire’ NEW
‘Chocolate Mint’
‘Cuckoo’
‘Dream Catcher’ NEW
‘Flame Thrower Chili Pepper’ NEW
‘Freckles’
‘Golden Dream’
‘Henna’
‘Hipsters Luca’ NEW
‘Keystone Kopper’
‘Kingwood Torch’
‘Lava Rose’
‘Limetime’
‘Peters Wonder’
‘Pink Chaos’
‘Pink Poodle’ NEW
‘Redhead’
‘Trusty Rusty’
‘Twist N Twirl’
‘WallStreet Main Street’ NEW
‘Wasabi’
‘Wildfire Flash’ NEW
For shade:
‘Kong Lime Sprite’ NEW
‘Kong Red’
Colocasia (Elephant Ears)
‘Black Magic’
‘Blue Hawaii’
‘Elena’
‘Mojito’
‘Tropical Storm’ NEW
‘Red Stem’
‘Thailand Giant’
Cordyline ‘Red Star’, ‘Ruby Red’
Crinum procerum ‘Splendens’
xanthophyllum Golden Crinum
Coreopsis ‘Mahogany Midget’
Cuphea: ‘Allyson’, ‘Batface’
‘David Verity’
‘Mellow Yellow’
‘Twinkle Pink’
‘Vermillionaire’
Cymbopogon Lemon Grass
Dahlberg Daisy
Dahlia ‘Bishops Children’
Datura ‘Purple Ballerina’
Dianthus
‘Floral Lace Heart of Fire’ NEW
‘Floral Lace Merlot Mix’ NEW
‘Ideal Select White Fire’ NEW
‘Purple Bouquet’
Dichondra ‘Emerald Falls’ ‘Silver
Falls’
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Digiplexis ‘Illumination Flame’
Dill ‘Bouquet’ ‘Fern Leaf’
Dusty Miller ‘Cirrus’,
‘Silver Queen’, ‘Silver Dust’
Emilia javanica
Ensete ‘Maurellii’
Epiphyllum ‘Red’
‘Fruhlingsgold’
guatemalenensis Devil Fruit
‘Just Beautiful’
‘Nathan’s Pink’, ‘Unforgettable’
Eucalyptus gunnii
Eugenia (topiaries)
Euphorbia
‘Breathless Blush’
‘Diamond Delight’
‘Diamond Frost’
‘Flameleaf’
fulgens
‘Glitz’ NEW
millii ‘Giant’
Evolvulus ‘Blue My Mind’
Ferns
Australian Tree
Birdsnest
Boston
Boston ‘Tiger’
‘Frosty’
Kimberly Queen
Macho
Maidenhair
Meyeri Foxtail
Mother
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Staghorn
Ficus ‘Ali’, elastica‘Tineke’,
salicifolia,
‘LSU Purple’ (hardy)
Fuschia
‘Cascading Angel Earrings’
‘Firecracker’
‘Gartenmeister’
Gaillardia ‘Arizona Sun’
Gazania ‘Clear Orange’,
‘Gazebra Variegated’
Geranium Zonal
‘Calliope Dark Red’
‘Frank Headley’
‘Indian Dunes’
‘Rocky Mountain Orange’
‘Rocky Mountain Red’
‘Rocky Mountain White’
‘Rocky Mountain Deep Rose’
‘Rocky Mountain Salmon’
‘Rocky Mountain Light Pink’
Regal Martha Washington Asst
‘Mr. Henry Cox’
‘Mrs. Pollack’
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V i nta ge H il l Fa rm
An n u al s & Tr op ic al s
An n u al s & Tr op ic al s
Hydrocotyle ‘Crystal Confetti’
Regal Martha Washington Asst
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Hypoestes ‘Rose
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Regal Martha Washington Asst
Impatiens
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Hypoestes ‘Rose Splash’
‘Mr. Henry Cox’
‘Vancouver
‘Bounce Cherry’ NEW
Impatiens
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‘BounceCherry’
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‘Dazzler Select
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‘DazzlerSelect
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‘Strawberry
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‘Infinity
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Algerian ‘Needlepoint’
‘Variegata’, ‘Neon’
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‘Gold Child’
‘RufflesLavender’
Peach’ NEW
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‘Gold
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‘Sunpatiens
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‘Super
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‘Dragon’s Breath’
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‘Super Elfin Salmon’
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Cyperus papyrus ‘King Tut’
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‘Blackie’
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‘Marguerite’
‘Blackie’
‘Illusion Emerald Lace’
‘Marguerite’
‘Illusion
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‘Sweet
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‘Illusion Midnight Lace’
‘Sweet
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‘Blazin Rose’
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‘Chidori Red’
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‘Dinosaur’
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‘Scarletbor’
‘Scarletbor’
‘Winterbor’
‘Winterbor’
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‘Ann
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‘Bandana
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‘Landmarck Blaze’
‘Landmarck Blaze’
‘Landmarck Sunrise Rose’
‘Landmarck Sunrise Rose’
‘Little Lucky Hot Pink’ NEW
‘Little Lucky Hot Pink’ NEW
‘Little Lucky Pot of Gold’ NEW
‘Little Lucky Pot of Gold’ NEW
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‘Lucky
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‘Lucky
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‘Lucky Sunrise Rose’
‘Luscious
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‘Luscious
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‘Luscious
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‘Luscious
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‘Luscious
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‘Luscious
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‘Red
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Larkspur ‘Imperial Mix’
Ledeboria socialis
Linaria ‘Fantasy Spring Mix’
‘Fantasy Yellow’
Lindernia grandiflora
Lobelia ‘Regatta Marine’
Lobularia ‘Lavender Stream’
NEW Snow Princess’
Lotus maculatus Parrot’s Beak
Lysimachia ‘Goldilocks’
Manihot esculenta
‘Variegata’ Tapioca
Marigold ‘Bonanza Bolero’
‘Bonanza Harmony’
‘Cresta Spry’
‘Disco Mix’
‘Dwarf Janie Flame’
‘Lemon Gem’
‘Marvel Yellow’
‘Red Cherry’
‘Taishan Gold’
‘Taishan Yellow’
Matthiola Stock
‘Vintage Mix’
Mecardonia ‘Gold Dust’
Melampodium
‘Lemon Delight’
Mimulus ‘Magic Mix’
Mirabilis (Four O’ Clock)
‘Marvel Mix’
‘Limelight’
Musa ‘Basjoo’ - hardy
Mustard ‘Red Giant’,
‘Red Streak Mizuna’
Muehlenbeckia Wire Vine
Nasturtium ‘Alaska’
Nepenthes Pitcher Plant
Nerium Oleander
Nicotiana
langsdorfii green
‘Perfume Deep Purple’
‘Saratoga Lime’
‘Saratoga Red’
sylvestris
Orthosiphon Lilac’
Cat Whiskers
Oxalis ‘Charmed Wine’
Pachystachys Yellow Shrimp
Pansy
‘Delta Pure Color Mix’
‘Cool Wave Mix’ NEW
‘Fizzy LemonBerry’
‘FrizzleSizzle Mix’
‘FrizzleSizzle YellowBlue Swirl’
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‘Imperial Antique Shades’
‘Majestic Giants Blotch Mix’
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‘Matrix Blotch Mix’
‘Matrix Citrus Mix’
‘Matrix Harvest Mix’
‘Matrix Jewels Mix’
‘Panola Yellow’ NEW
‘Ultima Radiance Violet’ NEW
‘Wonderfall Springberry Mix’
Papaya ‘T.R. Hovey’
Pelargonium
‘Citronella’
‘French Lace’
‘Mixed Scented’
sissoides
Palms
European Fan Palm
Fishtail
Pygmy Date Palm
Queen Palm
Triangle Palm
Silver Bismarckia
Spindle
Windmill Palm
Pentas
‘Butterfly Red’
‘Butterfly Rose’
‘Butterfly White’
Pepperomia ‘Belly Buttons’
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Peppers (ornamental)
‘Black Pearl’, ‘Calico’, ‘Chilly Chili’,
‘Jigsaw’, ‘Nu-Mex’
Petunia
Easy Wave ‘Blue’, ‘Burgundy
Velour’, ‘Opposites Attract Mix’,
‘Plum Vein, ‘Red’, Red Velour,
White’
Waves ‘Blue’, ‘Misty Lilac’, ‘Purple
Improved’
Tidal Waves ‘Tidal Wave Cherry’
‘Tidal Wave Red Velour’
‘Tidal Wave Silver’
Petunia (from cuttings)
‘Black Magic’
‘Cascadia Indian Summer’
‘Cascadia Rim Magenta’
‘Cha Ching Cherry’
‘Crazitunia Black Mamba’
‘Crazitunia Razzmatazz’ NEW
‘Crazitunia Star Jubilee’
‘Crazitunia Starlight Blue’ NEW
‘Crazitunia Stonewashed’ NEW
‘Crazytunia Terracotta’ NEW
‘Glow Blue Stardust’ NEW
‘Moonlight Eclipse’
‘Night Sky’ NEW
‘Phantom’ NEW
‘Potunia Blueberry Muffin’ NEW
‘Potunia Papaya’
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‘Potunia Purple Halo’ NEW
‘Rhythm and Blues’
‘Starlet Pink Lemonade’ NEW
‘Suncatcher Midnight Blue’
‘Suncatcher Vintage Rose’
‘Suncatcher Yellow’ NEW
‘SunSpun Purple Star’ NEW
‘Supercal Artistic Rose’ NEW
‘Supercal Blushing Pink’ NEW
Supertunia ‘Black Cherry’
Supertunia ‘Bordeaux’
Supertunia ‘Honey’ NEW
Supertunia ‘Latte’ NEW
Supertunia ‘Lemoncello’
Supertunia ‘Mini Bright Pink’
Supertunia ’Mini Silver’
Supertunia ‘Pretty Much Picasso’
Supertunia ‘Picasso in Blue’ NEW
Supertunia ‘Raspberry Blast’
Supertunia ‘Royal Velvet’
Supertunia ‘Violet Strby Charm’ NEW
Supertunia ‘White Improved’ NEW
‘Surfinia Deep Red’ NEW
‘Sweetunia Suzie Storm’ NEW
‘Vista Bubblegum’
‘Vista Fuschia’
‘Vista Silverberry’
Philodendron ‘Marble Gold’
‘Cobra’, ‘Hope’, ‘Neon’, Pink Princess
‘Swiss Cheese’, Swiss Cheese Variegated
Pilea ‘Aquamarine’, microphylla
‘Baby Tears’,
Piper auricum Rootbeer Plant
Plectranthus
‘Black Patent Leather’
‘Emerald Lace’
fosteri ‘Variegated’, ‘Green on Green’
‘Iboza’
‘Scaredy Cat’
‘Zulu Wonder’ NEW
Annual & Tropical Vines
Cissus discolor Rex Begonia Vine
Dolichos Hyacinth Bean
Ipomea ‘Moon Vine’
Mandevilla
‘Alice Dupont’
‘Parasol Giant Crimson’
Passiflora ‘Incense’
Senecio ‘Sao Paulo’ Mexican Flame
Spinach ‘Malabar Red’
Thunbergia Black Eyed Susan Vine
‘Sunny Lemon Yellow’
‘Sunny Orange Beauty’
‘Sunny Arizona Glow’
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Acanthus s. Bear’s Breeches
Solanum quitoense
Wedelia
Plumbago
Achillea ‘Blue’
Soleirolia s. ‘Baby Tears’
‘Outenwreath Gold’
Polygonum
officionalis
‘Kiss
‘Strawberry Seduction’
Spinach ‘Malabar Red’
Xanthosoma
Over
Garden
Gate’
Aegopodium p ‘Variegatum’
Corydalis lutea
Gaillardia ‘Arizona Sun’
Statice
‘LimeZinger’
Portulaca
‘Happy
Hour
Mix’
Agastache ‘Apricot Sprite’
Crambe
cordifolia
Geranium: ‘Rozanne’
‘Suworrii
Pink
Pipecleaners’
albomarginatum
‘Mickey Mouse’
Purslane
‘Purple Haze’
Crocosmia
‘Bright
Eyes’
NEW
sanguineum
‘Soiree Mix’
sagittifolium
‘Fairytale
Cinderella’
Ajuga ‘Burgundy Glow’,
Delosperma
‘Helleborus
Stock
‘White’, ‘Fire Spinner’,
Zinnia
‘Mojave
Red’
‘Chocolate
Chip’
‘Red
Mountain’
NEW
‘Winter Jewels Golden Lotus’
‘Vintage Mix’
‘Bridesmaid’
‘RioGrande
Scarlet’
Alcea
Dianthus
‘Winter
Jewels Painted Doubles’
Streptocarpella ‘Concord Blue’
‘Crystal
White’
‘RioGrande
Yellow’
‘Chater’s Double
Scarlet’
‘Bouquet
Purple’
‘Winter
Jewels Red Sapphire’
Strobilanthes ‘Persian Shield’
‘Crystal Yellow’
Ricinus
‘Dwarf Purple’
Allium ‘Millennium’
‘Coconut
Punch’
‘Winter
Tacca Bat Plant
‘Magellan Jewels
Cherry’Rose Quartz’
Castor
Bean‘Honerine Jobert’
Anemone
‘Tiny Rubies’
NEW
Tecoma
‘Yellow
Bells’
‘Magellan Ivory’
Rudbeckia
‘Multifida ‘Rubra’ NEW
Dicentra
Hardy Grasses:
Thalia
g. ‘Red Stem’
‘Magellan
Orange’
‘Cherokee
Sunset’
‘Whirlwind’
‘Burning Hearts’
Acorus ‘Ogon’
Thymophylla
Dahlberg
Daisy
‘Magellan
Scarlet’
‘Cherry
Brandy’
Aquilegia ‘Origami Mix’ NEW ‘Gold Hearts’
calamus Yellow’
‘variegatus
Tillandsias Air Plants
‘Magellan
‘Denver
Daisy’
Aralia ‘Sun King’
spectabilis
Andropogon
‘Indian Warrior’
Tithonia
‘Fiesta Del Sol’
‘Profusion
Cherry’
‘Indian
Summer’
Artemisia
spectabilis
‘Alba’
Arundo
donax
Torenia ‘Kauai Blue White’
‘Profusion Double‘Variegata’
Cherry’
‘Prairie
Sun’
‘Powis Castle’
Dictamnus
a
Purpurea
Calamagrostis
‘Summer Wave Blue’
‘Profusion
Double‘Karl
Fire’Foerster’
‘Tiger
Eye
Gold’
‘Silver King’
Gas
Plant
Carex
‘Banana
Boat’
Tradescantia pallida
‘Profusion Double Golden’
Ruellia
b. Mexican Petunia
‘Silver Mound’
DigitalisJew ‘Tricolor’
‘Snow Cap’
Wandering
‘Profusion
Double Sunrise Mix’
Salvia
Asarum ‘Shell Shocked’
‘Dalmation
Purple’
Equisetum
hyemale
Verbena
‘Profusion
Double
Yellow’
‘Black
&
Blue’
splendens NEW
‘Excelsior
Hybrids’
Erianthus
ravennae
bonariensis
‘Profusion Fire’
‘Golden
Delicious’
Asclepias incarnata NEW
Echinacea
Hakonechloa
‘All Gold’
‘Superbena
Lilac Blue’
‘Profusion
Orange’
‘Evolution’
Aster ‘Kickin Red’
‘Aloha’ NEW
Juncus
‘Blue
Arrow’
‘Superbena
Peachy
Keen’
‘Profusion White’
‘Evolution
White’
‘Woods Blue’
‘Big Kahuna’
NEW
Miscanthus
‘Superbena
Royal
Red’
‘Profusion
Yellow’
leucantha
Astilbe ‘Red Sentinel’
‘Chiquita’Royal
NEWWhitecap’
‘Adagio’ Mix’
‘Superbena
‘Starbright
‘Lighthouse
Red’
Baptisia australis
‘Cinnamon
Cupcake’
NEW
‘Graziella’
‘Superbena
Sparkling
Ruby’
NEW ‘Swizzle
Scarlet & Yellow’
‘Red
Hot Sally’
‘Decadence
Blueberry Sundae’
‘Colorburst
Orange’
NEW
‘Little Rose’
Zebra’
Vinca:
‘Uproar
‘Victoria
Blue’
NEW
‘Cranberry
NEW
‘Morning
Light’
‘Cora
CascadeCupcake’
Cherry’ NEW
‘Zahara
Double
Cherry’
Sanseveria
Congo’
‘Decadence ‘Lemon
‘Daydream’
NEW
Ophiopogon
‘Nigrescens’
‘Cora Cascade Strawberry’ NEW ‘Zahara Double Fire’
cylindrical
Merangue’
‘Dixie
Belle’
NEW
Pennisetum
‘Hameln’
‘Zahara Fire’
trifasciata
LawsNEW ‘Jams & Jellies Blackberry’
BergeniaMother
‘Spring in
Fling’
‘Dixie
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NEW
Sporobolus
‘Jams
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NEW
‘Zahara
Scarlet’Prairie Dropseed
Tongue
‘Winter Glut’
‘Dixie
Scarlet’
wrightii
Sanchezia
nobilis ‘Nana’Great’ ‘Jams & Jellies American Pie Mix’ ‘Zahara Raspberry’
Brunnera ‘Alexander’s
‘FireBird’
NEW
Hemerocallis
‘Pacifica
Dark
Red’
‘Zahara
Rasp Lemonade Mix’
Saxafraga
stolonifera
‘Jack Frost’
‘Flame
Thrower’
‘Bella Lugosi’,
‘Pacifica
Deep
Orchid’
NEW
‘Zahara
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Scaevola
‘New
Wonder’
Buddleia Butterfly Bush
‘Glowing
Dream’
NEW
‘Monterrey
Jack’, ‘Pizza Crust’
‘Pacifica
Rose
Halo’
‘Zahara Yellow’
Setcreasea
‘Purple Queen’
alternifolia ‘Argentea’
‘Gum Drop’
‘Ruby
Spider’,
‘Stella D Oro’
‘Pacifica
White’
‘Zowie
Snapdragon
‘Bicolor’
‘HotIcy
Lava’
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‘Sea
Foam’
‘Titan
Pink’
NEW
Yellow
‘Liberty
Mix’
‘Black Knight’
‘Leilani’
NEW
Heuchera
‘Titan
Punch’
Flame’
‘Rocket
‘Lo and Mix’
Behold Bluechip JR’
‘Meteor
Yellow’
NEW
‘Black Taffeta’
Vinca
Vine
‘Illumination’
‘Snapshot
Sunset’ NEW
‘Miss Molly’
‘Now Cheesier’
‘Champagne’ NEW
‘Pink Microchip’
‘Pow Wow Wild Berry’
‘Delta Dawn’
Callirhoe involucrata
‘Secret Glow’
‘Electric Lime’
Campanula ‘Freya’
‘Secret Passion’
‘Fire Chief’ NEW
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Succulents & Cacti
Succulents are all the rage and rightly so! Long lived,
easy to care for, drought tolerant and interesting textures make them useful in so many applications. Many
of them are quite collectable as they are a favorite of
grandmas and windowsills since houseplants were first
kept. Be sure to check out our mixed containers with a
ready made collection already done for you. These can
be enjoyed for a year or two and then separated and you
have an instant succulent collection. Our list below is
never complete as we are always finding new ones!
Adenium obesum
Desert Rose
Aeonium
‘Blushing Beauty’ NEW
‘Irish Bouquet’ NEW
‘Lily Pad’
‘Silver Edge’
‘Kiwi’
Agave
americana ’Mediopicta’
‘Blue Glow’
‘Calimari’
‘Champ’
‘Cornelius’
‘Crème’ Brulee’
geminifolia
‘Joe Hoak’
‘Kissho Kan’
parryi truncatum
potatorium
‘Retro Choke’
‘Sharkskin’
victoria ‘Reginae’
Aloe descoingsii
‘Guido’
‘Hedgehog’
vera
‘White Fox’
Aptenia cordata
cordata ‘Variegata’
Beaucarnea Ponytail Palm
Bulbine frut. ‘Orange’
Ceropegia String of Hearts
String of Pearls
Chasmatophyllum
‘Krugerskraal’ NEW
Cleistocactus colademononis
Monkey Tail
Cotyledon ‘Happy Young
Lady’
Crassula ‘Campfire’
capitella NEW
‘Gollum’
m. ‘Princess Pine’
perfoliata ‘Falcata’
radicans
rupestris Rosary Beads
streyi
‘Variegated Jade’
‘Watchchain’
Dorontheanthus ‘Mezoo’
Dyckia ‘Grape Jelly’
Echeveria ‘Black Prince’
‘Bouquet’
gigantea
metallica
nodulosa
‘Pink Frills’
‘Silver Spoons’
‘The Rose’
Epiphyllum ‘Red’,
Unforgettable’, ‘Pink’,
‘Fruhlingsgold’ plus 70 more
varieties! Cuttings available.
Euphorbia platyclada
rosea ‘Firesticks’
Faucaria feline
Furcrea mediopicta ‘Variegata’
Gasteria minima
Haworthia perfoliata
rycrofetiana
Kalanchoe ‘Big Mama’
‘Fantastic’
var. ‘Dissecta’
Orostachys spinosus
Pachypodium lamerii
Pepperomia ferreyrae NEW
Rhipsalis capiliformis
Sanseveria cylindrica
Schlumbergera Christmas Cactus
Sedeveria ‘Blue Giant’
Sedum ‘Chocolate Ball’
‘Coral Reef’
d.var. ‘Glanduliferum’
‘Elizabeth’
hispanicum ‘Purple Form’
indicum yunnanense ‘Crested’
mackinoi ‘Ogon’
‘Mentha requein’
nevii NEW
‘Fine Leaf Gold’
‘Tokyo Sun’ NEW
morgianum ‘Burros Tail’
nussbaumerianum
rubrotinctum ‘Mini Me’
variegatum
Senecio ‘Blue Chalk Fingers’
radicans ‘String of Bananas’
radicans ‘Glauca’
Stapelia ambigua Starfish
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Fruits and Vegetables
From Your Own Garden
If you want to grow more of your own veggies and fruits our selection
includes plants, fruit trees and shrubs. As with our bedding plants,
Vintage Hill vegetables are grown without growth regulators so you can
be assured our plants are ready to take off and grow. Items marked HL
are heirloom varieties. These are offered in single pots to help you try
as many as possible. Enjoy a bountiful harvest and the peace of mind
of knowing you are feeding yourself and your family uncompromised
and nutritious food grown with your love behind it!
Artichoke
‘Green Globe’
Asparagus
‘Jersey Knight’
‘Purple Passion’
Beet ‘Bull’s Blood’
Broccoli
‘Southern Comet’
‘Packman’
Cabbage
‘Early Flat Dutch’
‘Ruby Perfection’
‘Stonehead’
Cantaloupe
‘Hales Best’ HL
Cauliflower
‘Snow Crown’
Chard
‘Bright Lights’
‘Ruby Red’
Cucumber
‘Burpless #26’
‘Diva’
‘Fanfare’
‘National Pickling’ HL
‘True Lemon’ HL
Eggplant
‘Black Beauty’
‘Orient Express’
‘Rosa Bianca’
Kale ‘Dinosaur’
‘Red Russian’
‘Scarletbor’
Lettuce ‘Bistro Blend’
Mustard ‘Red Giant’
‘Red Streaked Mizuna’
Peppers
‘Anaheim’
‘Big Bertha’
‘Big Early’
‘California Wonder’ HL
‘Corno Di Toro’
‘Gypsy’
‘Habanero’
‘Holy Mole’
‘Hungarian Yellow Wax’
‘Jalapeno’
‘Karma’
‘Long Red Cayenne’ HL
‘Mama Mia Giallo’
‘Orange Blaze’
‘Purple Beauty’
‘Serrano’
‘Sweet Banana’
‘Yolo Wonder’
Rhubarb
‘Chipman Canada Red’
Rumex
‘Raspberry Dressing’
Squash
Yellow ‘Multipik’
Zucchini ‘Balls’
Strawberry ‘Honeoye’,
‘All Star’ June bearers
Tomatillo
Toma Verde’
Tomato
‘Arkansas Traveler’ HL
‘Better Boy’
‘Big Beef’
‘Big Boy’
‘Black Krim’ HL
‘Brandywine’ HL
‘Celebrity’
‘Champion’
‘Chef’s Choice Orange’
‘Cherokee Purple’ HL
‘Early Girl’
‘German’ HL
‘German Johnson’ HL
‘Great White’ HL
‘Green Zebra’ HL
‘Indigo Rose’
‘JetSetter’
‘Jet Star’
‘Mr. Stripey’ HL
‘Patio’
‘Pineapple’
‘Red Grape’
‘Riesentraube’ HL
‘Roma’
‘San Marzano’ HL
‘Sun Gold’
‘Sunny Boy’
‘Sunsugar’
‘Supersauce’ NEW
‘Supersonic’
‘Sweet 100’
‘Sweet Million’
‘Yellow Pear’ HL
Watermelon
‘Black Diamond’ HL
‘Crimson Sweet’
‘Moon & Stars’ HL
Fruits
Apples
‘Golden Delicious’
‘Jonathan’
‘Gravenstein’
‘Liberty’
‘HoneyCrisp’
‘McIntosh’
‘Wolf River’
Blackberries
‘Chester Thornless’
Blueberries
‘NorthBlue’
‘North Country’
Cherry ‘Montmorency’,
‘North Star’
Plum ‘Blues Jam’
Pear ‘Bartlett’, ‘Kieffer’
Raspberry ‘Heritage’
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Acanthus s. Bear’s Breeches
Achillea
‘Strawberry Seduction’
Aegopodium p ‘Variegatum’
Agastache ‘Apricot Sprite’
‘Purple Haze’
Ajuga ‘Burgundy Glow’,
‘Chocolate Chip’
Alcea
‘Chater’s Double Scarlet’
Allium ‘Millennium’
Anemone ‘Honerine Jobert’
‘Multifida ‘Rubra’ NEW
‘Whirlwind’
Aquilegia ‘Origami Mix’ NEW
Aralia ‘Sun King’
Artemisia
‘Powis Castle’
‘Silver King’
‘Silver Mound’
Asarum ‘Shell Shocked’
splendens NEW
Asclepias incarnata NEW
Aster ‘Kickin Red’
‘Woods Blue’
Astilbe ‘Red Sentinel’
Baptisia australis
‘Decadence Blueberry Sundae’
NEW
‘Decadence Lemon
Merangue’
Bergenia ‘Spring Fling’ NEW
‘Winter Glut’
Brunnera ‘Alexander’s Great’
‘Jack Frost’
Buddleia Butterfly Bush
alternifolia ‘Argentea’
‘Bicolor’
‘Black Knight’
‘Lo and Behold Bluechip JR’
‘Miss Molly’
‘Pink Microchip’
Callirhoe involucrata
Campanula ‘Freya’
Centaurea montana
Ceratostigma plumbaginoides
Cimicifuga ‘Chocoholic’ NEW
Convallaria ‘Bordeaux’
Coreopsis ‘Jethro Tull’
‘Moonbeam’
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2016 Perennial Offerings:
Corydalis lutea
Crambe cordifolia
Crocosmia ‘Bright Eyes’ NEW
Delosperma ‘Fire Spinner’,
‘Red Mountain’ NEW
Dianthus
‘Bouquet Purple’
‘Coconut Punch’
‘Tiny Rubies’
Dicentra
‘Burning Hearts’
‘Gold Hearts’
spectabilis
spectabilis ‘Alba’
Dictamnus a Purpurea
Gas Plant
Digitalis
‘Dalmation Purple’
‘Excelsior Hybrids’
Echinacea
‘Aloha’ NEW
‘Big Kahuna’ NEW
‘Chiquita’ NEW
‘Cinnamon Cupcake’ NEW
‘Colorburst Orange’ NEW
‘Cranberry Cupcake’ NEW
‘Daydream’ NEW
‘Dixie Belle’ NEW
‘Dixie Blaze’ NEW
‘Dixie Scarlet’
‘FireBird’ NEW
‘Flame Thrower’
‘Glowing Dream’ NEW
‘Gum Drop’
‘Hot Lava’
‘Leilani’ NEW
‘Meteor Yellow’ NEW
‘Now Cheesier’
‘Pow Wow Wild Berry’
‘Secret Glow’
‘Secret Passion’
‘Sunbird’ NEW
‘Tangerine Dream’ NEW
Eupatorium m. ‘Gateway’
Euphorbia
‘Ascot Rainbow’
Ferns
Athyrium ‘Japanese Painted’
‘Dre’s Dagger’
‘Ghost’
‘Lady in Red’
Autumn Fern ‘Brilliance’
Matteuccia Ostrich Fern
Gaillardia ‘Arizona Sun’
Geranium: ‘Rozanne’
sanguineum
‘Helleborus
‘Winter Jewels Golden Lotus’
‘Winter Jewels Painted Doubles’
‘Winter Jewels Red Sapphire’
‘Winter Jewels Rose Quartz’
NEW
Hardy Grasses:
Acorus ‘Ogon’
calamus ‘variegatus
Andropogon ‘Indian Warrior’
Arundo donax ‘Variegata’
Calamagrostis ‘Karl Foerster’
Carex ‘Banana Boat’
‘Snow Cap’
Equisetum hyemale
Erianthus ravennae
Hakonechloa ‘All Gold’
Juncus ‘Blue Arrow’
Miscanthus
‘Adagio’
‘Graziella’
‘Little Zebra’
‘Morning Light’
Ophiopogon ‘Nigrescens’
Pennisetum ‘Hameln’
Sporobolus Prairie Dropseed
wrightii
Hemerocallis
‘Bella Lugosi’, ‘Mighty Chestnut’
‘Monterrey Jack’, ‘Pizza Crust’
‘Ruby Spider’, ‘Stella D Oro’
Herniaria g. ‘Sea Foam’
Heuchera
‘Black Taffeta’
‘Champagne’ NEW
‘Delta Dawn’
‘Electric Lime’
‘Fire Chief’ NEW
‘Galaxy’
‘Georgia Peach’
‘Southern Comfort’
‘Spellbound’ NEW
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Hibiscus
‘Lady Baltimore’
‘Midnight Marvel’
Summerific Cherry Cheesecake’
Hosta
‘Abiqua Drinking Gourd’
‘Alligator Alley’
‘Blue Angel’
‘Church Mouse’ NEW
‘Cool as a Cucumber’ NEW
‘Empress Wu’
‘High Society’ NEW
‘Paradigm’
‘Pocketful of Sunshine’ NEW
montana albomarginata
Iris pseudoacorus
‘Black Gamecock’
ensata ‘Variegata’
pallida ‘Aurea Variegata’
s. ‘Caesar’s Brother’
spuria ‘Fontanelle’
Lamium ‘Golden Anniversary’
Lavendula ‘Grosso’
‘Hidcote’ (see herbs)
‘Phenomenal’
Leucanthemum
‘Daisy Mae’
‘GoldFinch’ NEW
Liatris ‘Kobold’
Ligularia
‘Britt Marie Crawford’
‘King Kong’ NEW
Liriope spicata
Malva sylvestris ‘Zebrina’
Monarda ‘Gardenview Scarlet’
Mukgenia ‘Nova Flame’ NEW
Musa ‘Basjoo’ hardy banana
Nepeta ‘Walker’s Low’
Ophiopogon ‘Nigrescens’
‘Silver Dragon’
Penstemon ‘Dark Towers’
Persicaria polymorpha
amplexicaulis ‘Speciosa’
Pe r en ni al s
Peony
‘Buckeye Belle’
‘Coral Charm’
‘Coral N Gold’
‘Coral Sunset’
‘Kansas’
‘Pink Hawaiin Coral’ NEW
‘Red Charm’ NEW
‘Rubra Plena’
t. ‘R. FloraPlena’ Fern Leaf
Peony Interspecific
Varieties:
‘Bartzella’
‘First Arrival’ NEW
‘Garden Treasure’
‘Julia Rose’ NEW
‘Sequestered Sunshine’
‘Singin In The Rain’
‘Yankee Doodle Dandee’ NEW
Tree Peony
‘Hanikisoi’
‘High Noon’
‘Hoki’
‘Renkaku’
‘Shimadaijin’
‘Shimanishiki’
Perovskia atriplicifolia
Phlox
Platycodon ‘Sentimental Blue’
Polygonatum ‘Variegatum’
Pulmonaria ‘Majeste’
Pulsatilla grandis
Pycnanthemum muticum
NEW
Rosemary ‘Irene’
‘Madeline Hill’
Rosularia chrysantha NEW
Rudbeckia ‘Goldsturm’
‘Little Goldstar’
Salvia ‘Caradonna’
‘Pink Dawn’
Saponaria ocymoides
Scabiosa ‘Butterfly Blue’
Sedum
‘Autumn Charm’
‘Autumn Fire’
‘Angelina’
album
‘Blue Spruce’
cauticola ‘Lidakense’
‘Coral Reef’
‘Elizabeth’
‘Grisbachii’
hispanicum ‘Purple Form’
d. var. ‘Glanduliferum’
‘Lemon Coral’
‘Touchdown Teak’
‘Voodoo’
‘Weihenstephaner Gold’
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Sedum
‘Limezinger’
lineare ‘Golden Teardrop’
‘Matrona’
mentha ‘Requein’
pachyclados
sexangulare
‘Thundercloud’
Sempervivum
‘Hen & Chicks Mix’
‘Cobweb’
‘Pacific Blue Ice’
‘Rocknoll Rossette’
‘Red Beauty’
‘Ruby Heart’
‘Sanford Hybrids’
Senna hebecarpa
Sisyrinchium ‘Lucerne’
Stachys ‘Fuzzy Wuzzy’
‘Hummelo’
Teucrium chamaedrys
Thermopsis villosum
Trifolium repens ‘Dragon’s Blood’
Trycirtus ‘Miyazaki Hybrids’
Yucca ‘Color Guard’
Perennial Vines
Akebia quintata
Bittersweet
‘Autumn Revolution’
Clematis:
‘Allanah’
‘Henryii’
‘Jackmanii’
‘Multi Blue’
‘Nelly Moser’
paniculata Sweet Autumn
montana ‘Rubens’
‘Sweet Summer Love’
Hydrangea petiolaris
Lonicera ‘Major Wheeler’ Red
Honeysuckle
Parthenocissus tricuspidata Boston
Ivy
Wisteria ‘Aunt Dee’,
‘Amethyst Falls’
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Pe r en ni al s
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Pag e 14
Herbs
Herbs
Plant
the herbs you use! For what three sprigs of basil or rosemary cost at the grocery store you can
Planta whole
the herbs
youfor
use!
what three
sprigsGrowing
of basil oryour
rosemary
cost atis the
grocery store
can
have
plant
useFor
anytime
you want.
own herbs
a rewarding
step you
to better
have
a
whole
plant
for
use
anytime
you
want.
Growing
your
own
herbs
is
a
rewarding
step
to
better
health. Fresh herbs in your favorite recipes will make it a dish to remember everytime. Plant them to
health.atFresh
herbsa in
favorite
recipes
will
it a dishontoyour
remember
everytime.
Plantthem
themclose
to
receive
least half
dayyour
of full
sun and
grow
in make
a container
patio so
you can have
receive
at
least
half
a
day
of
full
sun
and
grow
in
a
container
on
your
patio
so
you
can
have
them
close
at hand anytime.
at hand anytime.
Eucalyptus ‘Lemon’, ‘Silver
Aloe vera
Parsley (curled)
Eucalyptus ‘Lemon’, ‘Silver
Aloe
vera
Dollar’
Parsley
Artemisia French Tarragon
Parsley(curled)
(plain Italian)
Dollar’
Artemisia French Tarragon
Parsley
(plain Italian)
Fennel
‘Bronze’,
‘Florence’
annua ‘Sweet Annie’
Patchouli
Fennel ‘Bronze’, ‘Florence’
annua ‘Sweet Annie’
Patchouli
Geranium
Assorted Scented,
Basil
Peppermint
Geranium Assorted Scented,
Basil
Peppermint
Citronella
Mosquito
‘African Blue’
Rosemary ‘Barbeque’,
Citronella Mosquito
‘African Blue’
Rosemary ‘Barbeque’,
Laurus nobilis Bay Tree
‘Balsamic Blooms’ NEW
‘Foxtail’, ‘Irene’, ‘Madeline
Laurus nobilis Bay Tree
‘Balsamic Blooms’ NEW
‘Foxtail’, ‘Irene’, ‘Madeline
Lavender
‘Fernleaf’,
‘Greek
Columnar’
Hill’,
Lavender ‘Fernleaf’,
‘Greek Columnar’
Hill’,
‘Grosso’,
‘Hidcote’,
‘Dark
Opal’
Sage‘Bergarten’,
‘Bergarten’,‘Clary’,
‘Clary’,
‘Grosso’,
‘Hidcote’,
‘Dark Opal’
Sage
‘Phenomenal’,
‘Provence’
‘Nufar
Large
Leaf
Italian’
‘Phenomenal’,
‘Provence’
‘Garden’,
‘Pineapple’
‘Nufar Large Leaf Italian’
‘Garden’, ‘Pineapple’
Lemon
‘Pesto
Lemon Balm
Balm
SavoryWinter
Winter
‘PestoPerpetuoso’
Perpetuoso’
Savory
Lemon
Grass
‘Sweet
Thai’
Lemon
Grass
Sorrel
‘Red
Veined’
‘Sweet Thai’
Sorrel ‘Red Veined’
Lemon
Verbena
Lemon
Verbena
‘Valentino’
Tarragon
French
‘Valentino’
Tarragon French
Marigold
Mint
Marigold Mexican
Mexican Mint
Borage
TeucriumGermander
Germander
Borage
Teucrium
Mint
‘Chocolate’,
Ginger
Mint
‘Chocolate’,
Ginger
Catnip
Thyme
‘Lemon’,
‘Red
Catnip
Thyme ‘Lemon’, ‘Red
Variegated,
‘Ghirardelli’,
Variegated,
‘Ghirardelli’,
Chamomile
German
Creeping’,
‘Orange
Scented’
Chamomile German
Creeping’, ‘Orange Scented’
‘Kentucky
Colonel’,
‘Mojito’
‘Kentucky
Colonel’,
‘Mojito’
Chives
Sweet
Woodruff
Chives
Sweet Woodruff
Spearmint
Mojito’
Spearmint ‘Midnight
‘Midnight Mojito’
Coriander/Cilantro
Coriander/Cilantro
‘Sunrise
‘Sunrise Mojito’
Curry
Curry‘Dwarf’
‘Dwarf’
Oregano
‘Greek’,
Oregano ‘Golden’, ‘Greek’,
Dill
Dill‘Bouquet’,
‘Bouquet’,‘Hercules’
‘Hercules’
‘Hot
Best’,
‘Hot & Spicy’, ‘Jim Best’,
Kents
‘Italian’
Kents Beauty’, ‘Italian’
Lark
Larks
Led
Ledeb
Lina
Linari
‘Fan
‘Fantas
Lind
Linde
Lob
Lobel
Lob
Lobul
NE
NEW
Lotu
Lotus
Lys
Lysim
Man
Manih
‘Var
‘Varieg
Mar
Marig
‘Bon
‘Bonan
‘Cre
‘Cresta
‘Dis
‘Disco
‘Dw
‘Dwarf
‘Lem
‘Lemo
‘Mar
‘Marve
‘Red
‘Red
C
‘Tais
‘Taisha
‘Tais
‘Taisha
Mat
Matth
‘Vin
‘Vintag
Mec
Mecar
Mel
Melam
‘Lem
‘Lemo
Mim
Mimu
Mir
Mirab
‘Marve
‘Mar
‘Limel
‘Lim
Musa
Mus
Musta
Mus
‘Red
S
‘Red
Mueh
Mu
Nastu
Nas
Nepen
Nep
Neriu
Ner
Nicot
Nic
langsd
lang
‘Perfum
‘Per
‘Sarato
‘Sara
‘Sarato
‘Sara
sylves
sylv
Ortho
Orth
Cat W
Cat
Oxalis
Oxa
Pachy
Pac
Pansy
Pan
‘Delta
‘DelW
‘Cool
‘Coo
‘Fizzy
‘Fizz
‘Frizzl
‘Friz
‘Frizzl
‘Friz
NEW
NE
‘Imper
‘Imp
‘Majes
‘Maj
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‘Potunia Purple Halo’ NEW
Larkspur ‘Imperial Mix’
‘Matrix Blotch Mix’
andgrafted
Blues’
Ledeboria socialis
‘Matrix Citrus Mix’
OR = own‘Rhythm
root, not
‘Starlet
Pink
Lemonade’
NEW
Linaria ‘Fantasy Spring Mix’
‘Matrix Harvest Mix’
‘Suncatcher Midnight Blue’
‘Fantasy Yellow’
‘Matrix Jewels Mix’
Vintage
Lindernia
Yes,grandiflora
you CAN grow roses! Bring
theYellow’
beauty of
fresh cut roses into ‘Suncatcher
your home from
yourRose’
garden.
‘Panola
NEW
Yellow’
LobeliaThe
‘Regatta
DavidMarine’
Austin’s are unbeatable
true roseViolet’
fragrance
and form.‘Suncatcher
All of our roses
areNEW
easy to
‘UltimaforRadiance
NEW
‘SunSpun
Purpleis Star’
NEW
grow‘Lavender
and will perform
our area. The
single most
important factor
for roses
to FEED
Lobularia
Stream’ well in‘Wonderfall
Springberry
Mix’
Artistic
them. Princess’
Regular feeding keepsPapaya
them vigorous,
rewards you with more‘Supercal
flowers and
helpsRose’
themNEW
stay
NEW Snow
‘T.R. Hovey’
ahead of disease
problems.
like
to
topdress
in
April
and
June
with
Osmocote
slow
release
‘Supercal
Blushing
Pink’
NEW
Lotus maculatus
Parrot’s
Beak We
Pelargonium
fertilizer
and water once or twice
a week with Miracle Gro or PetersSupertunia
Liquid food.
TheCherry’
fertilizer jars
‘Black
Lysimachia
‘Goldilocks’
‘Citronella’
foresculenta
the end of your hose make
this anLace’
easy task. Cease fertilizing in Supertunia
September ‘Bordeaux’
so tender new
Manihot
‘French
growth
slows for winter.
Supertunia ‘Honey’ NEW
‘Variegata’
Tapioca
‘Mixed Scented’
Supertunia ‘Latte’ NEW
Marigold ‘Bonanza Bolero’
sissoides
Belle
Pointevine, OR, 3x3’, Palms
Antique lavender pink rugosa hybrid. Supertunia
Rich foliage.‘Lemoncello’
‘Bonanza
Harmony’
Beauty, OR, 3x3’, European
Buck, medium
coral
pink,
everblooming,
disease resistance.
Supertunia
‘Mini Bright Pink’
‘Cresta Carefree
Spry’
Fan Palm
Champlain, OR, 3x3’, A favorite
landscape performer, semi doubleSupertunia
bright red ’Mini
everblooming.
Silver’
‘Disco Mix’
Fishtail
Park, OR, 3x2’, Easy Pygmy
Elegance
Series,
Upright
mound
of
double
red
flowers,
blackspot
Supertunia
‘Pretty
Much Picasso’
‘Dwarf Como
Janie Flame’
Date Palm
resistant.
Nice
small
size
for
any
garden
Supertunia ‘Picasso in Blue’ NEW
‘Lemon Gem’
Queen Palm
hardy, blood red nicely formedSupertunia
flowers. Beautiful!
‘Raspberry Blast’
‘MarvelCuthbert
Yellow’ Grant, OR, 3x3’ Canadian
Triangle Palm
Drift
Peach,
OR,
2x2’,
Disease
resistance,
small
size,
covered
with
tiny
double ‘Royal
peach blooms.
Supertunia
Velvet’
‘Red Cherry’
Silver Bismarckia
Drift Red, OR, 2x2, Cross between mini & groundcover roses, drifts
are
great
for small
spots.
Supertunia
‘Violet
Strby
Charm’ NEW
‘Taishan Gold’
Spindle
Grandma’s Blessing, OR, 2x2’, Hardy pink tea-like flowers. Makes
a
nice
low
hedge.
Supertunia
‘White
Improved’
NEW
‘Taishan Yellow’
Windmill Palm
Harrisons Yellow, 7x7’, Historic rose, was brought west with wagon trains, double yellow.
‘Surfinia
Deep
Red’
NEW
Matthiola Stock
Pentas
High Voltage, OR, 4x4’, Easy
Elegance Series, double yellow hybrid tea form on a hardy plant.
Suzie Storm’ NEW
‘Vintage Mix’
‘Butterfly
Red’Double red everbloomer‘Sweetunia
Kashmir, OR, 3x3’, Easy Elegance
Series,
with classic tea form.
‘Vista
Bubblegum’
Mecardonia
‘Gold
Dust’
‘Butterfly
Macy’s Pride, OR, 5x5’, Easy
EleganceRose’
Series, Hardy white rose with good disease resistance.
‘Vista Fuschia’
Melampodium
‘Butterfly
White’
NERS Award winner.
‘Vista
Silverberry’
‘LemonDouble
Delight’Pink Knockout, OR,
Pepperomia
Buttons’
5x5’, Double‘Belly
hot pink
flowers, disease
resistant,
everblooming.
Philodendron
‘Marble Gold’
Mimulus
‘Magic
Mix’
NEWflowered knockout. Excellent disease resistance.
Double Red Knockout, OR,ferreyrae
5x5’, Double
‘Cobra’,
‘Hope’,
‘Neon’,
Mirabilis
(Four
O’
Clock)
Peppers
(ornamental)
Rosa rugosa, OR, 5x5’, Single,
fragrant
pink with great rose hip production, very cold
hardy.Pink Princess
‘Swiss
Cheese’,
Swiss
Cheese Variegated
‘MarvelSunny
Mix’ Knockout, OR, 4x4’,‘Black
Pearl’,single
‘Calico’,
Chili’,
Pale yellow
with‘Chilly
good Knockout
qualities.
Pilea
‘Aquamarine’,
microphylla
‘Limelight’
‘Nu-Mex’
Nearly Wild, OR, 3x3’, Early‘Jigsaw’,
floribunda
hybrid from ‘40’s, single pink flowers all summer.
‘Baby
Tears’,
Musa ‘Basjoo’
- hardy
Oso Easy
Lemon Zest, OR,Petunia
3x3’, Non fading double yellow! Easy,
hardy,
disease resistant.
Piper
auricum
Rootbeer Plant
Mustard
‘Red
Giant’,
Easy
Wave
‘Blue’,
‘Burgundy
Oso Easy Paprika, OR, 2x2’,
Bright
orange
single
flowers all summer. Easy
and small.
Plectranthus
‘Red Streak
Mizuna’
Velour’,
‘Opposites
Yellow Brick Road, OR, 3x3’,
Fully double
deepAttract
yellow Mix’,
rose, great disease resistance.
‘Black Patent Leather’
Muehlenbeckia
Wire Vine
David Austin
Roses ‘Plum Vein, ‘Red’, Red Velour,
‘Emerald
Lace’
Nasturtium
‘Alaska’
White’ red with fruity fragrance. Austin’s
Darcy Bussell, OR, 3x2’, Crimson
best red!
fosteri
‘Variegated’,
‘Green on Green’
Nepenthes
Pitcher
Plant
‘Blue’, ‘Misty
‘Purple
Golden Celebration, 5x5’, orWaves
small climber.
LargeLilac’,
golden,
heavily fragrant.
‘Iboza’
Nerium Oleander
Improved’
Heritage, OR, 4x4’, clear pink with intensely fragrance of fruit, honey and carnation .
Nicotiana
Tidal Waves ‘Tidal Wave Cherry’ ‘Scaredy Cat’
Lady of Shallot, OR, 4x4’, Fully double, chalice shaped, salmon pink with yellow reverse on
‘Zulu Wonder’ NEW
langsdorfii green
‘Tidal
Wave hardy
Red Velour’
petals. Tea and clove fragrance.
Reliably
and bushy form.
‘Perfume
Deep
Purple’
Silver’
Annual
Tropical Vines
Litchfield Angel, OR, 4x3’, ‘Tidal
apricotWave
cupped
buds open to creamy white.
Clove&
fragrance.
‘Saratoga
Lime’
Petunia
(from
cuttings)
Cissus
discolor
Rex Begonia Vine
Molineaux, OR, 3x2’, Rich yellow and compact sized heavy bloomer.
‘Saratoga
Red’
‘Black
Magic’
Dolichos
Hyacinth
Bean
Munstead Wood, 3x2’, Warm and fruity fragranced crimson flowers.
sylvestris
‘Cascadia
Indian
Summer’
Ipomea ‘Moon
Vine’
Olivia, NEW RELEASE, 4x3’,
Candyfloss
double
pink with fruity fragrance.
One of
Austin’s
Orthosiphon
Lilac’ resistant and they
‘Cascadia
Rimbest
Magenta’
most disease
claim their
rose to date! SupplyMandevilla
limited, reserve yours early!
Cat Whiskers
‘Cha
Ching
Cherry’
‘Alice Dupont’
Port Sunlight, OR, 5x3’, Rich
apricot
with
a strong tea fragrance. Vigorous
grower.
Oxalis Princess
‘CharmedAnne,
Wine’OR, 4x3’, Deep
‘Crazitunia
Black
Mamba’with tea rose fragrance.
‘Parasol Giant
Crimson’
pink, long
flowering
Upright
& compact.
Pachystachys
Shrimp
NEW
Passiflora ‘Incense’
TeasingYellow
Georgia,
OR, 4x4’,‘Crazitunia
Soft apricotRazzmatazz’
yellow, fragrant
and everblooming.
Pansy Tess of The D’Urbervilles,‘Crazitunia
Star Jubilee’
Senecio
‘Sao
Paulo’blooms.
Mexican Flame
OR, 4x4’, Large,
bright crimson, cupped
old rose
scented
‘Delta Pure
Color
Mix’ healthy shrub.
‘Crazitunia Starlight Blue’ NEW
Forms
a vigorous
Spinach ‘Malabar Red’
‘Cool Wave
Mix’ NEW
Thunbergia Black Eyed Susan Vine
Climbing
Roses ‘Crazitunia Stonewashed’ NEW
‘Fizzy LemonBerry’
‘Crazytunia
Terracotta’
NEW
‘Sunny
Lemon Yellow’
CanCan, 8’, Hardy pink to red semi double, super disease resistance,
everblooming.
‘FrizzleSizzle Mix’
‘Glow
Blue
Stardust’
NEW
‘Sunny
Orange Beauty’
John Davis, 8-10’, Canada hardy double pink climber, super vigorous.
‘FrizzleSizzle
YellowBlue
Swirl’
‘Moonlight
Eclipse’
‘Sunny
Arizona Glow’
Ramblin Red, 8-10’, Super blooming semi-double bright red. Great hardiness.
NEW William Baffin, OR, 8-10’ Pink
‘Night
Sky’
NEW
Vigna
caracalla
(Snail Vine)
Canadian, super winter hardiness and recurrent bloom.
‘Imperial
AntiqueCircle,
Shades’8’, Fire engine
‘Phantom’
NEW and disease resistant.
Winner’s
red. Vigorous
‘Majestic Giants Blotch Mix’
‘Potunia Blueberry Muffin’ NEW
‘Potunia Papaya’
The ROSES of Vintage Hill
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Shr ubs , Tre e s , & E ve rg re e ns
Acer griseum Paperbark Maple
‘Fall Fiesta’ Sugar Maple, ‘Green
Mountain’ Sugar Maple
‘North Wind’, ‘Red Sunset’, ‘Royal
Red’, platinoides ‘Variegated’
Japanese Maples p. ‘Butterfly’,
‘Katsura’, ‘Rhode Island Red’,
‘Sango kaku’, ‘Orangeola’, ‘Seiryu’
Betula nigra ‘Dura Heat’
nigra ‘Fox Valley Dwarf’
Berberis ‘Concorde’, ‘Golden
Devine’, ‘Orange Rocket’
Callicarpa ‘Isaii’ Beautyberry
bodamerii ‘Profusion’,
dichotoma
Calycanthus floridus
Caragana a. ‘Walkeri’
Caryopteris ‘Petite Blue’
Catalpa ‘Purpurea’, ‘Aurea’
Chaenomeles Quince ‘Double Take
Scarlet Storm’
Chionanthus White Fringetree
Cladrastis Yellowwood
Cornus ‘Firedance’,‘Baileyii’
Variegated Red Twig Dogwood
Corylus avellana ‘Contorta’
Cotinus ‘Golden Spirit’,
‘Royal Purple’
Cotoneaster ‘Tom Thumb’
Crapemyrtle ‘Pocomoke’ dwarf
Cherry Dazzle, ‘Dynamite’
Eucommia Hardy Rubber Tree
Euonymus Burning Bush
‘Rudy Haag’
Forsythia ‘Northern Gold’
Fothergilla gardenia
FRUIT TREES (see page 11)
Gingko biloba ‘Autumn Gold’
biloba ‘Mariken’ Dwarf
Gleditsia ‘Sunburst’ Honeylocust
Hamamelis Witchhazel
‘Arnold’s Promise’, ‘Diane’
Hydrangea:
‘Annabelle’, ‘Bloomstruck’, ‘Bobo’,
‘Endless Summer’,
‘Great Star’, ‘Incrediball’
‘Lets Dance Diva’
‘Lets Dance Moonlight’
‘Limelight’, ‘Little Quick Fire’,
‘Pinky Winky’, ‘Pistachio’
quercifolia ‘Gatsby Moon’,
quercifolia ‘Snow Queen’
q. ‘Pee Wee’, q. ‘Ruby Slippers’
‘Tickled Pink’, ‘Tiny Tuff Stuff’,
‘Twist n’ Shout’
‘Vanilla Strawberry’
Hypericum ‘Sunburst’
Ilex (Holly) decidua
v. ‘Jim Dandy’ & v. ‘Red Sprite’
Itea v. ‘Little Henry’
Kerria japonica ‘Plena’
Kolkwitzia Beautybush
Lespedeza ‘Gibraltor’
Liriodendron tulipifera
Magnolia acuminata Cucumbertree, virginiana, ‘Butterflies’,
‘Elizabeth’, ‘Bracken Brown Beauty’, ‘Leonard Messel’, ‘Royal Star’
Malus ‘Royal Raindrops’, ‘Tina’
Microbiota Russian Cypress
Myrica Bayberry
Nyssa ‘Black Tupelo’
Oxydendrum arboretum
Sorrel Tree
Philadelphus ‘SnowWhite’ Mock
Physocarpus ‘Amber Jubilee’,
Coppertina’, ‘Diablo’, ‘Little
Devil’, ‘Tiny Wine’
Poncirus ‘Flying Dragon’
Populus t. Quaking Aspen
Prunus Flowering Almond
Quercus Red Oak, White Oak
Rhamnus Fine Line
Rhus ‘Tiger Eyes’
Salix alba Niobe Weeping Willow
boydii, lindleyana,
caprea Weeping PussyWillow
i ‘Hakura Nishiki’
p. ‘Nana’
Spirea ‘Dakota Goldcharm’
j. ‘Golden Elf’ NEW
n. ‘Snowmound’
prunifolia Bridalwreath
vahhouttei Renaissance
Styrax japonica ‘Emerald Pagoda’
Syringa (Lilacs)
‘Avalanche’
m. Palibin (tree form)
m. Palibin (Dwarf Korean)
‘Chas Joly’, ‘Sensation’,
‘Yankee Doodle’
reticulata ‘Ivory Silk’
Taxodium ‘Cave Hill’
d. Bald Cypress, ‘Peve Minaret’,
‘Lindsey’s Skyward’
Ulmus ‘Jacqueline Hilliar’, Seiryu’
‘Camperdownii’
Viburnum
‘Alleghany’, ‘Burkwood’
‘Autumn Jazz’, ‘Blue Muffin’,
‘Juddi’, ‘KoreanSpice’, ‘Maresii’,
opulus Snowball, ‘Pragense’
Weigela ‘Fine Wine’, ‘Sonic
Bloom Red’, ‘Wine and Roses’
Evergreens:
Buxus: Boxwood
‘Green Mountain’
‘Green Velvet’
‘Justin Browers’
‘North Star’
‘Vardar Valley’
Cedrus a. Weeping Serpentine
Chamaecyparis ‘Golden Mops’
Ilex ‘China Boy & ‘Girl’
Juniper
‘Bar Harbour’,
‘Broadmoor’,
‘Buffalo’,
‘Limeglow’,
p. ‘Nana’, ‘Mother Lode’,
‘Saybrook Gold’, ‘Shimpaku’,
‘Taylor’s Upright’
Picea: Spruce
abies ‘Clanbrassiliana’
‘Cupressina’,
‘Pendula’, ‘Pumila’, ‘Papoose’
glauca ‘Jean’s Dilly’
omorika ‘Nana’
omorika ‘Pendula’
Pinus Pine
aristo ‘Sherwood Compact’
banksii ‘Uncle Fogy’
cembra ‘Prairie Statesman’
contorta ‘Spaan’s Dwarf’
contorta ‘Taylors Sunburst’
densiflora ‘Burke’s Red Varigated’,
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mugo ‘Columnaris’
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parviflora ‘Glauca Brevifolia’
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T ip s f or a Wel l De si gn ed
L a n d s ca p e
S o m e t i m es i t is d if f i c ul t t o s e e w h at i s r i g h t in f r o n t o f y ou . O u r l a n ds c a p e
t a s t es a nd d e c i s i o ns a r e i n fl u e n c e d b y m a n y s o u r c e s. W hat a r e o u r n e ig h b o r s d o i ng ? W ha t ha v e w e d o n e i n th e p as t ? W ha t d i d w e g r o w u p w i t h?
M a n y f a c t or s c o n t ri b u t e t o h o w w e p e r c e i v e a pl e as i n g l a nd s c a p e a n d l ik e al l
t h i n g s s u bj e c t i v e, b e a ut y o f t e n l i es i n t h e e y e s o f t h e b e hol d e r. B e l o w a r e
s o m e c o mm o n g u i d e l i n e s f o r a c hi e v i n g a pl e as i n g l o w m ain t e n a n c e l a n d s c a p e.
1 . D e c i d e h o w m u c h l i gh t y o u ha v e . M a n y t im e s t h e p r o bl e m w i t h a p l a n t
f a il i n g t o t h r i v e i s b e ca u s e i t e i t h e r h as t o o m u c h o r no t en o u g h l i g h t.
F u l l su n i s 6 h o u r s o f s u n o r m o r e. Pl a n ts f r o m c o ol e r cl im a t e s l ik e a
l i t tl e af t e r n o o n s h ad e i n M is s o u r i. S o m e s ha d e pl a n ts ( l i k e h y d r a n g e as)
n e e d j u st a l i t tl e m o r n i n g s u n t o k e e p t h e m v ig o r o us e n o ug h t o bl o o m.
2 . P l a n ts d o n’ t g r o w w el l i n cl a y. Y e s, s o m e l iv e b u t f e w t h riv e a n d n o w is
t h e t i m e t o mak e t h e i r h om e t h e b e s t i t c a n b e. I f y o u ha ve c l a y, d o n ’ t
d i g i t o u t, y o u o nl y c r e a t e a b a t h t u b f ul l o f g o o d s o il t ha t h o l ds w a t e r
a n d e v e n t u al l y d r o w ns y o u r n e w pl a n t s. B e t t e r to a d d 6 i nc h e s o f g o o d
t o p s o il a n d c o m p os t o n t o p an d t h e y c a n s t i ck t h e i r r o ot s i n t o t h e c l a y i f
t h e y w a n t t o. T h i s c r ea t e s a s l i g h tl y ra i s e d b e d, w i t h ou t th e n e e d f o r
e d g i n g o r bl o ck s . T h e pl a n ts w i l l h a v e p e rf e c t d r a i na g e an d y o u w o n ’ t
w a s t e t im e f ig h t i n g cl a y .
3 . H o w b i g i s th a t pl a n t go i n g t o g e t? Al l ta gs o n pl a n t s a r e e s t i ma t e s b u t
i t i s t h e b es t g u i d e l i n e w e h a v e. I f i t i s a c u t e l i t tl e e v e r gr e e n i n a l i t tl e
p o t , i t m a y o r ma y n o t g e t 1 f oo t t al l o r 6 0 f e e t t al l i n 1 5 y e a r s. R ea d t h e
t a g. T h e r e i s n o g r ea t e r t r ag e d y t h a n t o w a t c h a pl a n t g r ow i n t o a b ea u t i f u l s p e c i m e n a n d th e n o n e d a y r eal i z e i t is t o o b ig f or t he s p a c e, i t ha s
g r o w n i n t o o t h e r p l a n ts o r t h e wa l l s o f y o u r h o m e. P r un i ng i s al w a ys
p o s s ib l e, b u t t h a t l i t tl e m a n t ra w e h e a r o v e r a nd o v e r a g ain – L o w
M a i n t e n a n c e– l e a v es n o r o om fo r p r u n i ng o n a r e g ul a r b asi s.
4 . A r r a ng e m e n t. A w e e d i s a pl an t o u t of pl a c e. S o p u t y o u r l an d s ca p e
p l a nt s i n t h e r i g h t pl a c e. M o st l a n ds c a p es su r r o u n d a h o us e t o s o f t e n
i t s c o r n e r s a n d a n c h o r i t i n t o t h e s i t e. W h e n e v e r p o ss i bl e t h i n k a l i t tl e
l a rg e r a n d ma k e t h e p l a n t i ng b e d s a r o u n d y o u r h o m e a l i t tl e w i d e r a nd
d e e p e r . T hi s w il l a l l o w f o r l a y e rs, pl a n ts pl a nt e d i n g r ou ps w i t h t h e
t a l l e r b e h i n d, w hi c h m ak es f o r a b ea u t i f ul p r es e n t a ti o n f ro m t h e r o ad .
I f y o u o nl y ha v e r o o m f o r a s i n gl e “ r o w ” o f pl a n t s, d u e to s i d e w al k o r
o t h e r r e s t r i c t i o ns, a vo i d an e v e r y o t h e r o n e a p p r o a c h. B e tt e r t o g r o u p
l ik e pl a n ts t og e t h e r a n d t h e n a d d a n o t h e r g r o u p i ng o r s p ec i m e n f o r i nt e r e s t o n t h e e n ds. T hi n k o f h o w t h i n gs l o ok f r om y o u r f av o r i t e w i n d o w s . La n d s ca p e s s h o ul d e n ha n c e t h e b e a ut y o f t h e ho m e l o ok i ng f r om
i n s i d e o u t to o .
5 . E d g i n g; w h o n e e ds i t? Yo u d o n ’ t u n l es s y o u l i k e t o r u n a w e e d e a t e r .
T h e b e s t e dg e i s a v - sh a p e d t r e n c h y o u m ak e w i t h a s h o v el b e t w e e n t h e
l a w n a n d y o u r p l a n t i ng b e d. Th i s g e t s f il l e d w i t h m ul c h af t e r y o u pl a n t.
I t c a n b e t i di e d u p i n a y e a r o r t w o i f n e e d e d . N o e d g in g m ak e s t h e
f o c u s o n t h e pl a n t i ng, n o t a bl o ck w al l f r om a b ox s t o r e t ha t e v e r y b o d y
h a s. A n d b es t o f al l , y o u m o w ri g h t u p t o i t w i t h n o n e e d f o r t r i mm i n g.
6 . A f t e r y o u r pl a n t s a r e p r o p e rl y pl a n t e d d o n o t e v e n c o n s id e r l an d s ca p e
f a b r i c o r p l a s ti c . T h is is t h e s i n gl e l a rg e s t m is t ak e m os t p e o p l e mak e
a n d al wa y s r e g r e t i t. T h e o b j e c t o f t h e g am e h e r e i s to c re a t e a g r e a t
e n v i r o n m e n t f or pl a n t g r o w t h. Pl as t i c s h e e t i n g a n d l a n d sc a p e f a b ri c
b o t h s e al th e s o il a n d k e e p t h e na t u r al p r o c es s o f c om p o s ti n g f r om t ak i n g pl a c e. A w e e d p ul l e d f r o m m ul c h p ul l s r ig h t o u t. W ee d s l o v e t o
r o o t i n t o l a n ds c ap e f ab r i c a n d a r e i mp o ss i bl e t o p ul l . M ul c h p l a c e d o n
t o p o f l a nd s ca p e fa b r i c e v e n t u al l y d e c o m p os es as i t is s u pp o s e d t o s o
a l l o w t ha t g o o d c o m po s t to g o to y o u r r o o ts a s i t s h o ul d. W h i c h is w h y
g r a v el a n d r u b b e r mu l c h a r e ba d o p t i o ns. If y o u r t o ps o il h a s w e e d
s e e d s o r y o u j u s t wa n t s o m e i ns u r an c e , pl a c e a c o u pl e l a ye r s o f n e ws p ap e r s o r s i n gl e l a y e r of pa p e r f e e d s a ck s u n d e r y o u r m ul c h. A n y s e e d s
t h a t h av e b e e n b r o u g ht t o t h e s u r fa c e w i l l g e r m i na t e a nd th e n d i e u n d e r
t h e p a p e r. I n a f e w m o n t hs t h e p ap e r i s g o n e a n d t h e m ul c h c a n d e c o m p o s e a n d e n r i c h y o u r pl a nt i n gs as na t u r e i n t e n d e d. T h e n s o m e da y w h e n
a r e n o v at i o n is n e e d e d , y o u a r e w o rk i ng w i t h b ea u t i f ul s o il . A p p l y a 3 - 4
i n c h l a y e r o f m u l c h. K e e p t h e m ul c h t h i n a r o u n d t h e c r o wn a n d t r u nk s
o f pl a n ts, y o u w a n t t o m ul c h t h e ro o t z o n e n o t c h ok e o u t th e p l an t . A
g o o d h ar d w o o d m ul c h is a n ex c e l l e n t c h o i c e. T h e n e w d ye d m u l c h es
m ak e t h e pl a n t in g l o ok fr e s hl y d o n e l o ng e r . Al w a ys o p t f or a d a rk
b r o w n m ul c h f o r a m o r e n a t u ral l o ok . R e d m ul c h es a r e t re n d y b u t d o
l i t tl e t o e n ha n c e t h e n a tu r al b e au t y o f pl a n t s.
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W hi le Yo u Ar e In T h e Ar ea …
Vi nt age Hi l l F ar m i s l ocat ed i n the Bo one’ s Li c k are a of
central M i s sou ri , a vi rtu al l y und i sco vered h a ven f or the t ouri st. P eo pl e her e are fri end l y , pri ces are re as on abl e, and th ere a re so m a ny
bea uti ful t hi ngs t o d o whi l e h ere . Why not ta ke an ext r a d ay o r t wo?
A c oupl e of f av ori tes : J ust up the ro ad , the n l eft on 18 7 , i s
t he Boone ’s Li c k St ate Hi stori c Si te. T rai l s wi nd d o wn t o t he s pri ng
where Da ni el Boon e’ s s ons boi l ed w ater fro m the s al ty spri ng s i n hu ge
pot s t o m a ke sal t . If you he ad ba ck to Hi gh w ay 8 7 a nd No rt h y ou
wi l l fi nd Gl asgo w. Th e Rol l i ng P i n B a kery i s one of t he fi ne e a teri es
of t hi s q u ai nt and sceni c l i ttl e ri ve r to wn (try t he pi e!), o r Bec k et t ’s
wi l l ser ve yo u a fi ne d i n ner . E ast i s F a yette, o ur cou nt y seat , wi th t he
hi stori c cou rt ho use s qu are . F ayet te i s al s o h o me to Ce nt r al M e t hod i st
Uni ver si ty and t he A shby Hod ge Art Gal l e ry, ( 66 0) 2 48 - 3 3 91 . Be su re
t o e at at E m mett ’s Ki tchen a nd T ap ( 6 6 0) 2 4 8 -3 3 6 3 on t he sq u a re.
Co mpl ete t he ci rcl e b ac k to Ne w F ra n kl i n and stoc k up at a
real q ual i ty s m al l to wn butc her sho p, Jen ni ngs P re mi u m M e ats (8 00)
2 1 0- 6 4 2 5. Do not mi ss Snod d y ’s Store , si nce 19 2 4 , o n y our w ay
bac k. It i s one of the few re m ai ni ng f ami l y ow ned s mal l gene ra l
stores . J ust a fe w feet e ast of t here i s the Ri ve rcene B & B. Thi s hi s t ori cal ma sterpi ec e h as r oo ms a v ai l abl e at ww w. ri v ercene .co m .
Acro ss t he bri d ge , ove r t he M i s so uri Ri ve r, i s hi stori c Boon vi l l e. Just
on yo ur l eft i s t he meti cul o usl y re stored H otel F r ed eri c k,
www .hotel f red eri c k.c o m ( 6 6 0) - 8 8 2- 2 8 2 8. M ai n St reet i s f ul l of shops ,
a f ant asti c ant i q ue m al l , s m al l rest au ra nts a nd a nea rby c asi no . P l an
t o spe nd so me ti me w and e ri ng a mon g the pl ants and pa r ks of d own t own. Wa r m S pri ng s R anc h i s ho me to the B ud wei s er Cl yd esd al es
breed i ng f aci l i ty a nd offe rs pop ul a r t o ur s. ( 88 8) - 9 72 - 5 9 33
Just 20 mi n utes ea st i s the ch ar mi n g ol d t ow n of Roch eport .
Chec k o ut roch eport .co m for the co mpl ete l i st. Y ou c an st ay a t the
Yates H ou se B& B ( 57 3) 69 8 - 2 12 9 and t hey wi l l gi ve y ou t he d et ai l s of
t he m any fi n e anti que sh ops whi l e yo u strol l t hro ugh t hei r be au t i ful
wal l ed ga rd ens . Ri ch ard S au nd ers Anti q ues ( 57 3) 69 8 - 3 7 65 h as a
great co urty ard g ard en i n a be auti f ul ol d bri c k ho me th at s houl d be
vi si ted . If anti q ui ng i s you r t hi ng, Whi te Hor se Anti qu es and Gr an ny’s are a mu st see al s o. H a ve a gre at d i nner at Les B our geoi s Wi nery
and Bi st ro ( 5 7 3) 6 9 8 -2 3 0 0 j ust a fe w mi l es o ut of to wn on t he r i ver
bl uffs . T he vi ew i s as t ant al i zi n g as t he food a nd i s a g re at pl a ce t o
watch a su nset whi l e o verl oo ki n g t he ri ver .
Head we st to vi si t A rro wroc k a nd Bl ack w at er . Arro wro ck
has a stat e hi st ori c si te as w el l as m an y i nte resti ng sh ops and b ui l d i ngs. The Lyc eu m Th eat re i s a gre at wa y to s pend an e veni ng . P l an on
t ouri ng aw ard wi nni n g Bl ack w ater ’s re vi tal i zed m ai n street t h at ser ve s
as a n e x a mpl e f or m any s m al l t own s to fol l ow . The end e ari ng peopl e
who ha ve w or ked f or thi s a re a gre at ex a mpl e of th e o ve rwhel m i ng
good and be auty th at c an co me fro m h a vi ng you r h ea rt i n the ri ght
pl ace . Al ong wi t h a nti qu e shop s, there i s the Chote a u G ard e n l ocated
i n wh at w as a v ac ant storef ront on M ai n Str eet.
If he ad i ng ho me t a kes yo u ea stw ard , we are o nl y 3 0 mi n utes
from C ol u mbi a. F ro m d ayl i ght t o d a rk st op off at Shel t er Ga rd ens
j ust off Bro ad w ay . The U ni ve rsi ty of M i sso uri h as been d esi gn ated a
Bot ani c G ard e n. The c a mpu s i s al i ve wi th g re at pl ant i ng s, i ncl ud i ng
so me i n no vati ve t ropi c al s and an nu al s , m any fro m Vi nt a ge Hi l l .
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