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Clockwise from top left: Hemerocallis Stella d' Oro, Phlox David, Asclepias tuberosa. |
PERENNIALS
Perennials are plants that live year after year. Most garden flowers are herbaceous perennials. This means the tops of the plants – the leaves, stems,
and flowers – die back to the ground each fall with the first frost or freeze. The roots persist through the winter and every spring, new plant tops arise.
It is best to select plants with a purpose in mind, such as edging plants, accents for evergreens, masses of color, rock garden specimens, etc. With specific
purposes in mind, you can choose perennials by considering their characteristics and deciding which plants best meet your requirements. With careful planning,
a perennial flowerbed will change colors, as one type of plant finishes and another variety begins to bloom. By combining perennials with annuals, a continuous
colorful show can be provided in your garden.
The Nursery at Reds features the following varieties of perennials:
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Acanthus – Pattern Plant Mollis Achillea – Yarrow Moonshine Aconitum – Monkshood Fischerii Agastache – Future Plants Blue Fortune Ajuga – Bugleweed Burgundy Glow Alcea – Hollyhock Queeny Purple Alchemilla – Lady's Mantle Mollis Amsonia – Amsonia Hubrichtii Andromeda – Bog Rosemary Blue Ice Anemone – Anemone Honorine Jobert Aquilegia – Columbine
Biedermeier Armeria – Sea Thrift Bloodstone Artemisia – Wormwood Nana Aruncus – Goats Beard Aethusifolia Asarum – European Ginger Europeaum Asclepias – Butterfly Weed Cinderella Asperagus – Asperagus Mary Washington Aster – Aster Blue Lagoon Astilbe – Astilbe
Alive & Kicking Astilboides – Giant Shieldleaf Tubularis Astrantia – Masterwort Abbey Road Baptisia – Blue Wild Indigo Australis Bergenia – Pig Squeak Perfect Brunnera – Siberian Bugloss Jack Frost Buddleia – Butterfly Bush Bicolor Callirhoe – Poppymallow Purple Campanula – Bellflower Bernice Caryopteris – Bluebeard First Choice Centaurea – Bachelor Button Amethyst in Snow Ceratostigma – Dwarf Plumbago Plumbago Chelone – Turtlehead Hot Lips Cimicifuga – Bugbane/Snakeroot Atropurpurea Clematis – Clematis
Anna Louise Convallaria – Lily of the Valley Majalis Coreopsis – Tickseed
American Dream Corydalis – Fumewort Elata Delphinium – Larkspur Butterfly Blue 
Clockwise from top left: Sarah Bernhardt Peony, Peach Blossom Astilbe, Dicentra spectabilis. Dianthus – Dianthus
Barbarini Purple Dicentra – Bleeding Heart Burning Hearts Digitalis – Foxglove Camelot Creme Doronicum – Leopard's Bane Leonardo Compact Echinacea – Coneflower
After Midnight Echinops – Globe Thistle Blue Globe Epimedium – Barren Wort Frohnleiten Eupatorium – Joe Pye Weed Atropurpureum Euphorbia – Cushion Spurge Excalibur Froeup Fallopia – Fleece Flower Variegated Fleece Flower Fern – Fern Crispa Cristata Filipendula – Meadowsweet Variegata Fragaria – Strawberry Lipstick Gaillardia – Blanketflower Arizona Sun Galium – Sweet Woodruff Odoratum Gaultheria – Creeping Wintergreen Red Baron Gaura – Gaura Siskiyou Pink Gazania – Gazania Colorado Gold Geranium – Cranesbill
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Geum chiloense – Geum Cooky Gypsophillia – White Freesia Repens Helenium – Sunflower Mardi Gras Heliopsis – Sunflower Loraine Sunshine Helleborus – Lenten Rose Royal Heritage Hemerocallis – Daylily
Autumn Red Heuchera – Coral Bells
Amber Waves Heucherella – Foamy Bells Alabama Sunrise Hibiscus – Mallow
Fantasia Hosta – Hosta Houttuynnia – Houttuynnia Chameleon Iberis – Candytuft Little Gem Iris – Iris
Batik Kalimeris – Kalimeris Incisa Variegata Lamium – Dead Nettle Beacon Silver Lavendula – Lavender Elegance Purple Leucothoe Axillaris Leucanthemum – Shasta Daisy Aglaia Lewisa – Lewisa Sunset Liatris – Blazing Star Floristan White Ligularia – Leopard Plant Britt-Marie Crawford Lilium – Asiatic Lily
Avocado Liriope – Lilyturf Big Blue Lilyturf Lobelia – Cardinal Flower Blue Cardinal Lupinus – Lupine Gallery Blue Lysmachia – Loosestrife Alexander Malva – Malva Zebrina Monarda – Bee Balm
Beauty of Cobham Nepeta – Catmint Blue Wonder Oenothera – Sundrops Macrocarpa Papaver – Poppy Brilliant Paeonia – Peony Blaze Paeonia – Peony Tree
Kamada Nishiki Penstemon – Beardtongue HuskerRed Persicaria – Snakeweed, Fleece Flower White (polymorpha) Perovskia – Russian Sage Atriplicifolia Phlox – Phlox
David Physostegia – Obedient Plant Miss Manners Platycodon – Balloonflower Sentimental Blue Polemonium – Jacob's Ladder Heavenly Habit Polygonatum – Solomons Seal Variegatum Pulmonaria – Lungwort Bertram Anderson Rhubarb – Rhubarb Crimson Red Rodgersia – Rodgers Flower Chocolate Wings Rudbeckia – Blackeye Susan Goldstrum Salvia – Salvia Blue Hills Scabiosa – Pin Cushion Butterfly Blue Sedum – Sedum
Autumn Charm Sempervivum – Hens and Chicks Assorted Silene – Silene Rollie's Favorite Sisyrinchium – Blue Eye Grass Sisyrinchium Augustifolium Solidago – Golden Rod Fireworks Stachys – Lambs Ear Helen von Stein Stokesia – Stokes Aster Honeysong Purple Tanacetum – Tansy Robinson Red Tiarella – Foam Flower Iron Butterfly Tradescantia – Spiderwort Concord Grape Triyrtis – Toad Lily Blue Wonder Trollius – Globe Flower Golden Queen Verbascum – Verbascum Lemon Sorbet Veronica – Speedwell Eveline Viola
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