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Fall 2003

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OXALIS - Zones 7-10
Description		Size		Qty/Package		Price/Package
adenophylla - Prefers sunny position and moist, peaty soil. Forms dense cushions of long-stalked, glaucous leaves. Flowers profusely with dainty lilac-pink flowers. Each flower has five purple spots in the white center. Ht. 5-8 cm. Award of Garden Merit (AGM).		6/+ cm		10		$	x.xx
deppei - (syn. O. tetraphylla Cav.). Peduncles up to 25 cm carry 5 to 12 purplish-violet flowers, to 2 cm wide each, in an umbel. Leaves bearing 4 leaflets, green with reddish blotch. Bulbs edible. Summer-flowering.		5/+ cm		20		$	x.xx
deppei 'Iron Cross' - Flowers carmine (CC 52a,b). Leaflets fern-green (CC 146a) with a cross-shaped blotch in indian-lake (CC 187a).		5/+ cm		20		$	x.xx
enneaphylla 'Alba' - Flowers solitary; a white selection. Fragrant. Leaves glaucous, more divided than in O. adenophylla. Ht. 10-20 cm.		FS		3		$	x.xx
enneaphylla 'Ione Hecker' - From a hybrid between O. laciniata Cav. and O. enneaphylla. Flowers vivid blue at the rim, deepening to dark purple in the center. Leaves like O. enneaphylla, but segments narrower and deeper green. Ht. 15-20 cm.		FS		3		$	x.xx
enneaphylla rosea - Flowers deep pink, foliage more finely divided than in our other stock of O. enneaphylla.		FS		3		$	x.xx
triangularis ssp. triangularis - Flowers white, tinged rose or violet, 2 cm long, 3 to 7 in an umbel. Foliage bright red-purple in a basal rosette, leaflets widely deltoid. Rhizome horizontal and scaly, brittle. Ht. 20-30 cm. Summer flowering.		FS		10		$	x.xx
triangularis ssp. papilionacea - Like the above, but with pure white flowers and bright green foliage.		FS		10		$	x.xx
triangularis 'Fanny' ® - With beautiful pink flowers having a green center and green foliage.		FS		3		$	x.xx
triangularis 'Irish Mist' - With white flowers and green foliage.		FS		3		$	x.xx
triangularis 'Mijke' ® - Flowers pale pink. Foliage evenly colored bright red-purple.		FS		3		$	x.xx
versicolor - Flowers white to purple-white, throat yellow, 2-3 cm diameter, margin purple-violet. Stems to 15 cm, erect or spreading. Leaves borne in clusters of 10-15, on the stem. Leaflets 3, to 12 x 2 mm. Ht. 10-20 cm. Summer/ autumn-flowering.		FS		1		$	x.xx
SCILLA - Zones 3-9
Description		Size		Qty/Package		Price/Package
bifolia - A favorite spring herald. Strongly recommended for naturalizing. Elegant racemes with 3 to 10 deep gentian-blue flowers. Ht. 5-10 cm. AGM.		4/+ cm		10		$	x.xx
bifolia 'Alba' - Racemes as large as in the type, but pure white.		4/+ cm		3		$	x.xx
bifolia f. rosea - Having pink flowers. Ht. 8-10 cm.		5/+ cm		10		$	x.xx
mischtschenkoana 'Tubergeniana' - (syn. S. tubergeniana J. Hoog) A particularly good clone of S. mischtschenkoana Grossh., which generally is not a good garden plant, dying out in cultivation. Excellent for naturalizing under light trees and shrubs in partial shade. Flowers 3 to 4 in a loose raceme, campanulate. Pale porcelain-blue with darker blue stripes down each segment. Each bulb produces 2 to 4 scapes, prolonging the flowering season. Ht. 10-15 cm. AGM.		8/+ cm		3		$	x.xx