update 9/20/19
Plants are in no particular order. Most quarts are $3, and most gallons are $6.
*aquilegia canadensis (eastern columbine)
mixed bearded iris
verbena bonariensis
beebalm/monarda didyama, 3 varieties
‘cassis’ yarrow
‘dark blue moody blues’ veronica
carolina jessamine, gelsemium sempervirens
pineapple lily
amsonia tabernaemontana (blue star)
mexican petunia
malvaviscus drummondii (turk’s cap hibiscus)
saponaria (bouncing bet)
lathyrus latifolium (perennial sweet pea)
dwarf siberian iris, dark purple
chrysanthemum, single – deep fuchsia, ‘country girl’
four o’clocks/marvel of peru
dianthus ‘arctic fire’
echinacea purpurea
dianthus ‘brilliancy’
chinese lanterns
agastache ‘sunset’
agastache rugosa
salvia guaranitica ‘argentine skies’
chinese lanterns
agastache ‘sunset’
agastache rugosa
salvia guaranitica ‘argentine skies’
platycodon (balloon flower)
liatris mix (shooting star)
knipfofia red hot pokers
helianthus giganticus
datura metel (white)
yellow canna
salvia greggii blaze
swamp helianthus
blue salvia
*nicotiana sylvestris
knipfofia red hot pokers
helianthus giganticus
datura metel (white)
yellow canna
salvia greggii blaze
swamp helianthus
blue salvia
*nicotiana sylvestris
*rudbeckia triloba
*white wood aster
*zigzag goldenrod
*sedum kamatchianum
*sedum acre
*sedum tectractinum
*hosta ventricosa
*strawberry begonia
*hellebore hybridus
*tovaria (painter’s palette)
*river oats
*euphorbia oblongata (spurge)
*heuchera, mixed varieties
*heuchera, mixed varieties
+aristolochia clematitus
+passiflora caerulea
+ honeyvine
+ asclepias tuberosa
+ gomphocarpus (family jewels) half hardy
+ asclepias currasavica (mexican milkweed) half hardy
+ butterfly food source
* can tolerate or need shade
