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| Indian Pink |
Zones: 6, 7, 8, 9
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Want some color in the shade in summer? Try Indian Pink for early summer flowers in good soil and light shade. Clumps grow to 2 feet tall. Leaves occur along stems in 4 to 7 pairs, and flowers occur in one-sided, curving, terminal clusters. Individual flowers are a blazing scarlet, tubular, and have 5 pointed lobes that are bright yellow on the inside. The colors are strong and vivid. Good companions would include Eared Coreopsis, Golden Groundsel, and Sundrops. Cat# 1208
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Available: Currently
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| $12.00 each
in quart pots
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| Vernonia gigantea (altissima) |
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| Ironweed |
Zones: 5, 6, 7, 8, 9
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For a tall perennial with rich reddish-purple flowers, Ironweed cannot be beat. Ironweed is a common wildflower of moist fields and roadsides and its beauty may therefore be taken for granted. Flower clusters from July to frost attain spreads of over 12 inches. Maturing from the inside out, flowers start out deep, dark, reddish-purple and become light purple with contrasting white anthers looking like bits of snow on the flowers. Its flowers are excellent as fresh cut flowers. Because of its height (4 to 7 feet), it would be best at the rear of the garden or in natural areas. Ironweed is very attractive growing with Goldenrod, Joe Pye Weed, Wild Ageratum, Seashore Mallow, and Sunflowers. It needs full sun or partial shade and moisture. Cat# 1226
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Available: Currently
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| $5.00 each
in 3.5 inch pots
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