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Olympic Mullein, this plant makes a giant candelabra flowering stalk with multiple branches, full shock yellow and towering, gray felty basal leaves, covered in bees in flower midsummer, biennial but seeds around, statement plant, zone 5-9, tolerates dry
$7.00
Introduced by Jelitto, easy to grow, large and generous flowers, petals are dissected and fiery orange, z5-8, perennial, 10" tall, tolerates dry conditions
$6.50
Very blue ferny foliage, blooms second year in a profuse cloud of airy white umbels, blooms for a very long time and is covered in insects, biennial and/or perennial, really prefers excellent drainage and full sun, hardy to zone 5/6 in gravel
$6.50
Clary Sage, 3-4' biennial, but often blooms first year, with square stems, large hairy leaves, and beautiful flowers held in greenish white bracts
$6.50
Dyers Weld, long snaking yellow spike flowers, biennial and blooms second year, reseeds, hardy zone 5, 36-48" tall
$6.00
Biennial plant with ornate basal leaves, in second year strong stems rise up and flower in a pale limy yellow, flowers are a soft haze but give way to excellent shimmery seed heads that last the season, great with Thalictrum, reseeds, hardy zone 5, 5' tall, sun/part shade
$6.00
Magic Primrose, Biennial, basal rosette first year, sending up a 3-5' tall flowering stem the second year, large butter yellow fragrant cupped blooms open at dusk, this is the stunner from Dixter that always stops people in their tracks, zone 5-9, sun/part shade
$6.00
almost black purple foliage, strong pink flowers
$6.50
Money Plant, variegated white and green foliage with pink flowers, seed heads turn to silver coins in fall, biennial
$6.50
Money Plant, dark purple leaves with bright pink flowers, originally from Barnsley House, of the famous garden designer and author Rosemary Verey, gorgeous silver dollar seed heads give it its common name, hardy zone 4-10, 2' tall, not fussy once established, reseeds
$6.50
Small leaved, compact foxglove with rose colored flowers, biennial, zone 5-9
$6.50
Pastel apricot foxglove, part shade in hot climates, 4', biennial
$8.50
Purple-Pink tubular hanging bells with plum colored speckles, 3-4', sun/pt shade, hardy zone 4-9
$8.50
Foxglove with large white bells and dark maroon spots and throats, 3-5' tall, sun part shade, biennial
$8.50
Biennial (blooming second year), strong upright stems, 3-4', large coffee colored flowers with pronounced white pouty lower lips, hardy to zone 4
$6.50
Hardy biennial/short lived perennial, orangey pink bell-shaped flowers, long blooming, drought tolerant, sun and part shade
$6.00
Rusty foxglove, basal rosette first year, blooms are tall (40” or more), yellowish- brown in color, unusual
$6.00
Biennial or short lived perennial that seeds itself around, basal rosettes in the first year, and then in second year plants flower on tallish stems with a flat topped display of small florets in deep velvet black, very charming and cottage, sun, average moisture
$6.00
Unusual Delphinium with glossy thick leaves and pale lavender blooms, likely not hardy zone 5-6, but possible if protected from winter wet, biennial (will not bloom this year), a plant for the plant fanatic
$8.00
LE Rock Harlequin, Pink Corydalis, likes disturbed, rocky sites, trailing stems of ferny green gray foliage, and dangling pink and yellow pendant flowers, delicate and tough!, sun part shade and might prefer slight alkaline conditions, trailing habit, zone 5, sun/part shade
$7.00
Korean Angelica, Large dense purple umbel flowers on tall purple stems, with large palmate fleshy leaves, stately biennial, blooms second year, like moist soils, 4-5' tall
$6.50
Good things come to those who wait! Coarse basal leaves in its first year, but in the second (or third) year, this plant puts on a fantastic show, with hairy branching stems covered in tiny cobalt blue, star shaped flowers, butterfly magnet, biennial/short lived perennial, 3-4' tall, sun
$6.50

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