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Item -
459
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Agastache
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Blue Fortune
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Perennial
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Description:
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Height |
Width |
Flowers |
Fruit |
Zone
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Sun
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36"
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36"
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Violet
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N/A
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4
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Information:
Green foliage that carries a licorice scent with long blooming violet flowers. Attracts butterflies and hummingbirds.
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Price Code:
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Fertilize:
A liquid transplant fertilizer may be added when planting. A slow release fertilizer may be added in spring. For more fertilizer information, please visit the Fertilizer page.
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Pruning:
Prune off dead flowers to promote a longer blooming season. In early spring, before growth, cut back foliage for a neat appearance.
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Item -
393
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Alder
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Prairie Horizon Manchurian
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Tree
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Description:
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Location |
Height |
Width |
Flowers |
Fruit |
Zone
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Select
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40'
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30'
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Purple Catkins
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2
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Information:
A cold hardy, fast growing, tree with upright, dark green foliage and purple catkins followed by brown strobiles in fall.
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Price Code:
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Fertilize:
When first planting, mix a liquid transplant fertilizer into water and give generously. Repeat every few weeks until well established.
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Pruning:
Branches that are damaged or crossing one another should be removed at a young age. Cuts should be made at a 45 degree angle.
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Item -
394
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Apple
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Battleford
(
Fruit
)
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Description:
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Location |
Height |
Width |
Flowers |
Fruit |
Zone
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Sun
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16'
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16'
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N/A
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6-7.5cm
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2
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Information:
Large fruit that is excellent for cooking and ripen in mid-September. The tree is very cold hardy.
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Price Code:
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Fertilize:
Liquid transplant fertilizer should be mixed and fed when first planting until roots are well established. For more fertilizer options, visit the Fertilizer page.
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Pruning:
Prune apple in late fall or early spring, before growth. Suckers should be pruned as well as broken, crossing or downwards facing branches.
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Item -
395
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Apple
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Goodland
(
Fruit
)
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Description:
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Location |
Height |
Width |
Flowers |
Fruit |
Zone
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Sun
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16'
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16'
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N/A
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6-8cm
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3
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Information:
Large apple (6-8cm) that is excellent for fresh eating and cooking. Apples mature in mid-September and store well.
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Price Code:
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Fertilize:
Liquid transplant fertilizer should be mixed and fed when first planting until roots are well established. For more fertilizer options, visit theFertilizer page.
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Pruning:
Prune apple in late fall or early spring, before growth. Suckers should be pruned as well as broken, crossing or downwards facing branches.
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Item -
118
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Apple
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Odyssey
(
Fruit
)
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Description:
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Location |
Height |
Width |
Flowers |
Fruit |
Zone
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Sun
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8'
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8'
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N/A
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7-8cm
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3
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Information:
The mid to large sized apples (7-8cm) are comparable in taste to the 'Gala' apple and mature in mid-september.
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Price Code:
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Fertilize:
Liquid transplant fertilizer should be mixed and fed when first planting until roots are well established. For more fertilizer options, visit the Fertilizer page.
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Pruning:
Prune apple in late fall or early spring, before growth. Suckers should be pruned as well as broken, crossing or downwards branches.
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Item -
119
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Apple
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Red Sparkle
(
Fruit
)
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Description:
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Location |
Height |
Width |
Flowers |
Fruit |
Zone
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Sun
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20'
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20'
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N/A
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6-7.5cm
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3
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Information:
A medium sized apple (6-7.5cm) that has a fruity and nutty taste, making it a great dessert apple. Apples ripen in early September.
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Price Code:
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Fertilize:
Liquid transplant fertilizer should be mixed and fed when first planting until roots are well established. For more fertilizer options, please visit the fertilizer page.
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Pruning:
Prune apple in late fall or early spring, before growth. Suckers should be pruned as well as broken, crossing or downwards branches.
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Item -
469
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Apple
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Honeycrisp
(
Fruit
)
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Description:
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Location |
Height |
Width |
Flowers |
Fruit |
Zone
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Sun
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20'
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10'
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White
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Large
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3
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Information:
Large sized apple that is expectionally sweet, juciy and crisp. It is a must for any home or orchard. It's fine texture makes it great for fresh eating. Fruit matures in late September. Great storage life.
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Price Code:
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Fertilize:
Liquid transplant fertilizer should be mixed and fed when first planting until roots are well established. Feed with Berry and Fruit Tree 10-6-9 prior to new spring growth. For more fertilizer options, visit theFertilizer page.
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Pruning:
When young, prune to create an open centered branching to allow for light throughout the tree.Prune in late fall or early spring, before growth. Suckers should be pruned as well as broken, crossing or downwards branches.
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Item -
398
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Apple
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Prairie Magic
(
Fruit
)
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Description:
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Location |
Height |
Width |
Flowers |
Fruit |
Zone
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Sun
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16'
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13'
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N/A
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7-8cm
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3
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Information:
The tree has good cold hardiness with large apples that have crisp flesh. Apples mature in mid-September.
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Price Code:
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Fertilize:
Liquid transplant fertilizer should be mixed and fed when first planting until roots are well established. For more fertilizer options, visit the Fertilizer page.
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Pruning:
Prune apple in late fall or early spring, before growth. Suckers should be pruned as well as broken, crossing or downwards branches.
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Item -
401
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Applecrab
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Rescue
(
Fruit
)
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Description:
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Location |
Height |
Width |
Flowers |
Fruit |
Zone
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Sun
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20'
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20'
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Pink/White
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3-4cm
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3
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Information:
This applecrab has small, sweet apples, with yellow-white colored flesh, that are excellent for fresh eating and canning. Apple mature in early-mid August.
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Price Code:
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Fertilize:
Liquid transplant fertilizer should be mixed and fed when first planting until roots are well established. Feed with Berry and Fruit Tree 10-6-9 prior to new spring growth. For more fertilizer options, visit the Fertilizer page.
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Pruning:
When young, prune to create an open centered branching to allow for light throughout the tree.Prune in late fall or ealy spring, before growth. Suckers should be pruned as well as broken, crossing or downwards branches.
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Item -
120
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Apricot
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Debbie's Gold
(
Fruit
)
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Description:
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Location |
Height |
Width |
Flowers |
Fruit |
Zone
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Sun
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15'
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10'
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N/A
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3-4cm
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3
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Information:
A later blooming variety of apricot that produces orange-yellow fruit. Must have a pollinator.
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Price Code:
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Fertilize:
Liquid transplant fertilizer should be mixed and fed when first planting until roots are well established. For more fertilizer options, visit the Fertilizer page.
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Pruning:
Branches should be pruned in late fall or early spring, before growth. Prune any damaged branches as well as branches with a narrow crotch.
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Item -
121
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Apricot
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Manchurian Strain
(
Fruit
)
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Description:
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Location |
Height |
Width |
Flowers |
Fruit |
Zone
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Sun
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15'
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15'
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N/A
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3-4cm
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3
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Information:
A cold hardy tree that is a suitable pollinator for other apricot varities.
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Price Code:
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Fertilize:
Liquid transplant fertilizer should be mixed and fed when first planting until roots are well established. For more fertilizer options, visit the Fertilizer page.
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Pruning:
Branches should be pruned in late fall or early spring, before growth. Prune any damaged branches as well as branches with a narrow crotch.
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Item -
572
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Ash
-
Patmore Green
(
Tree
)
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Description:
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Location |
Height |
Width |
Flowers |
Fruit |
Zone
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Sun
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40'
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30'
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N/A
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N/A
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3
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Information:
A large tree with shiny green leaves that turn bright yellow in the fall. This ash is very hardy, drought tolerant once established and fast growing. Often used in yards to provide shade.
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Price Code:
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Fertilize:
Apply an all-purpose fertilizer in spring to encourage new growth and development.
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Pruning:
No pruning required, except to remove dead or damaged branches.
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Item -
602
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Ash
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Mancana Manchurian
(
Tree
)
NEW
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Description:
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Location |
Height |
Width |
Flowers |
Fruit |
Zone
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Sun
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40'
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35'
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N/A
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N/A
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2
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Information:
This tree has an oval canopy that is dense and compact with feather-like leaves. The dark green foliage turns golden-yellow in the fall making this a very attractive tree. Seedless and resistant to Emerald Ash Borer.
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Price Code:
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Fertilize:
Apply a slow-release all-purpose fertilizer in spring to encourage new growth and development.
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Pruning:
No pruning required, except to remove dead, damaged or diseased branches.
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Item -
526
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Asiatic Lily
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Asiatic Lily
(
Perennial
)
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Description:
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Location |
Height |
Width |
Flowers |
Fruit |
Zone
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Sun
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23-29"
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12-18"
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Various
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N/A
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2
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Information:
Lilies are always a very showy perennial. They feature a large flower that is upwards facing and come in a variety of colors. The stems are tall, making it an excellent cutting perennial. These liles make an excellent border and look wonderful in tubs and mixed containers.
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Price Code:
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Fertilize:
In spring, feed with organic matter, whether it be compost, fertilizer, worm castings, etc. When buds appear, fertilize with a high phosphorus fertilizer to make flowers bigger. Be mindful of the amount of fertilizer given as over fertilizing can have negative affects. For more fertilizer options, please visit the Fertilzer page.
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Pruning:
In late fall, remove old stems to help prevent diseases. Dead flowers may be removed to encourage longer flowering. These lilies should be divided every 3 years and replanted in a different location.
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Item -
270
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Asparagus
-
Jersey Giant
(
Vegetable
)
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Description:
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Location |
Height |
Width |
Flowers |
Fruit |
Zone
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|
Sun
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4'
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24'
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N/A
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8"
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2
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Information:
A high yielding male variety that producs large spears at an earlier age then other varities.
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Price Code:
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Fertilize:
Asparagus may be fed every few weeks throughout the summer to encourage longer growing season.
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Pruning:
Harvest spears in late spring when they are about 8'' tall. In the fall, when frost has turned the spear brown cut back the 4-6ft tall foliage.
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Item -
458
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Asparagus
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Mary Washington
(
Vegetable
)
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Description:
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Location |
Height |
Width |
Flowers |
Fruit |
Zone
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Sun
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36"
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24"
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N/A
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Smaller
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2
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Information:
A female type of asparagus that produces smaller, more tender spears. Do not harvest spears in the first year of planting.
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Price Code:
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Fertilize:
Asparagus may be fed every few weeks throughout the summer to encourage longer growing season. For more fertilizer options, please visit the Fertilizer page.
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Pruning:
Harvest spears in late spring. In the fall, when frost has turned the spear brown cut back the foliage.
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Item -
396
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Aspen
-
Prairie Skyrise Trembling
(
Tree
)
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Description:
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Location |
Height |
Width |
Flowers |
Fruit |
Zone
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|
Sun
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45'
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7'
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2
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Information:
Fast growing with compact growth habit, excellent for wind breaks and screens.
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Price Code:
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Fertilize:
Trees should be fertilized in spring when they are coming out of dormancy. Young trees need to be fertilized more regularly than mature trees. For fertilizer options, visit the Fertilizer page.
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Pruning:
Branches should be pruned in late fall or early spring, before growth. Prune any damaged branches as well as crossing or downwards facing branches.
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Item -
397
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Aspen
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Swedish Columnar
(
Tree
)
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Description:
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Location |
Height |
Width |
Flowers |
Fruit |
Zone
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|
Sun
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40'
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6-7'
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N/A
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N/A
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2
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Information:
A fast growing columnar aspen with green foliage. New foliage emerges bronze in color and matures to green. In the fall, the foliage turns orange-yellow. With age the bark will turn white, making it very attractive. A low maintenance tree.
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Price Code:
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Fertilize:
Feed a slow release all-purpose fertilizer in the spring to encourage new growth and development.
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Pruning:
No pruning is necessary except to remove dead, damaged or diseased branches.
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Item -
603
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Aspen
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Guardian Columnar
(
Tree
)
NEW
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Description:
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Location |
Height |
Width |
Flowers |
Fruit |
Zone
|
|
Sun
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40'
|
10'
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N/A
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N/A
|
2
|
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Information:
A poplar hybrid that is vertically fast-growing which makes it an excellent windbreak. This tree has a moderate resistance to bronze leaf disease and is seedless.
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Price Code:
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Fertilize:
Feed a slow release fertilizer, such as Evergreen & Broadleaf 14-7-14 in the spring to promote contiuned growth. For more fertilizer options, please visit theFertilizer page.
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Pruning:
No pruning required at maturity except to remove dead, damaged or diseased branches. Young trees may require some shearing to maintain shape.
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Item -
123
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Aster
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Dark Beauty Alpine
(
Perennial
)
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Description:
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Location |
Height |
Width |
Flowers |
Fruit |
Zone
|
|
Sun
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8-10"
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8-10"
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Violet-Blue
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N/A
|
3
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Information:
Daisy-shaped violet flowers that appear in May-June. The plant maintains a compact form. Great as a border or in a rock garden.
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Price Code:
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Fertilize:
In the spring apply a slow release perennial fertilizer (14-14-16) to promote growth and flowering.
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Pruning:
After flowering, remove dead flowers to promote reblooming. In the fall, cut down to a within 3 inches of the base for a tidy appearance in the spring.
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Item -
126
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Astilbe
-
Bridal Veil
(
Perennial
)
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Description:
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Location |
Height |
Width |
Flowers |
Fruit |
Zone
|
|
Shade
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24-30"
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24-30"
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White
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N/A
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3
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Information:
A showy shade perennial that has fern-like foliage and taller flower plumes. The foliage is glossy, dark green while the flowers are white. Flowers appear in July - August. Astilbe is an excellent plant to add color to a shade area. Prefers a well drained soil that has access to moisture. These plants can not dry out!
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Price Code:
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Fertilize:
Feed a slow release perennial fertilizer in the spring. For more fertilizer options, please visit the Fertilizer Page.
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Pruning:
Remove dead flowers for a clean appearance. In the fall, cut back foliage to within 2" of the ground. Plants may be divided in spring to maintain size and shape.
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Item -
128
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Astilbe
-
Sprite
(
Perennial
)
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Description:
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Location |
Height |
Width |
Flowers |
Fruit |
Zone
|
|
Shade
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8-12"
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12-18"
|
Shell Pink
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N/A
|
3
|
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Information:
Attractive dark green foliage with pale pink plume flowers. The foliage is fern-like and mounding. Requires a part shade to shade location as it will burn in the hot afternoon sun. Soil should be well drained but have plenty of moisture available. Should not be allowed to dry out. The flowers are good for cutting.
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Price Code:
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Fertilize:
Feed a slow release perennial fertilizer in the spring. For more fertilizer options, please visit theFertilizer Page.
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Pruning:
Remove dead flowers for a clean appearance. In the fall, cut back foliage to within 2" of the ground. Plants may be divided in spring to maintain size and shape.
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Item -
490
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Astilbe
-
Boogie Woogie
(
Perennial
)
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Description:
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Location |
Height |
Width |
Flowers |
Fruit |
Zone
|
|
Shade
|
14-16"
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8-10"
|
Pink
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N/A
|
3
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Information:
Prefers shade to partial sun. Dark green foliage coupled with bright, full pink flowers makes this astilbe a great choice for partial sun areas. Flowers can be used for cutting. Requires regular watering in order for blooming to occur. Does not tolerate droughts.
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Price Code:
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Fertilize:
Fertilize with All Purpose 10-10-10 fertilizer in late spring before flowering. For more fertilizer options, please visit the Fertilizer page.
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Pruning:
Cut back to a few inches above the base of the plant in early spring before new growth to maintain a neat appearance. Remove dead flowers throughout the season.
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Item -
444
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Astilbe
-
Color Flash Lime
(
Perennial
)
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Description:
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Location |
Height |
Width |
Flowers |
Fruit |
Zone
|
|
Shade
|
18-24"
|
18-24"
|
Pink
|
N/A
|
3
|
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Information:
Lime green foliage with burgandy edges. Upright light pink flowers bloom in early summer and have a long blooming season. Can handle morning sun and afternoon shade.
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Price Code:
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Fertilize:
A liquid transplant fertilizer may be added when planting. A slow release fertilizer may be added in the spring. For more fertilizer options, please visit the Fertilizer page.
|
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Pruning:
Dead flowers should be cut off to promote foliage growth. In early spring before growth, cut back foliage for a neat appearance.
|
|
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Item -
445
|
Astilbe
-
Mighty Red Quin
(
Perennial
)
|
|
Description:
|
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Location |
Height |
Width |
Flowers |
Fruit |
Zone
|
|
Shade
|
50"
|
48"
|
Red
|
N/A
|
3
|
|
|
Information:
A large astilbe with large four foot towering red plumes. Grows quickly and maintains a long blooming season.
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Price Code:
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Fertilize:
A liquid transplant fertilizer may be added when planting. A slow release fertilizer may be added in the spring. For more fertilizer options, please visit the Fertilizer page.
|
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Pruning:
Dead flowers should be cut off to promote foliage growth. In early spring before growth, cut back foliage for a neat appearance.
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Item -
446
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Astilbe
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Purple Rain
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Perennial
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Description:
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Location |
Height |
Width |
Flowers |
Fruit |
Zone
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Shade
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18-21"
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18-23"
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Lilac-purple
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N/A
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3
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Information:
Compact deep green fern-like foliage with upright lilac-purple flower plumes. Can be planted in morning sun and afternoon shade.
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Price Code:
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Fertilize:
A liquid transplant fertilizer may be added when planting. A slow release fertilizer may be added in spring. For more fertilizer options, please visit the Fertilizer page.
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Pruning:
Dead flowers should be cut off to promote foliage growth. In early spring before growth, cut back foliage for a neat appearance.
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