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Broker Sales Guide + Resource Manual2016-2017
Great Plants Start Here!
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Corporate Office, Propagation388 North Creek Road
Landenberg, PA 193501.877.ECO.PLUG (326.7584)
610.255.0100 phone610.255.4762 fax
Office Hours: 8am–5pm est Monday–Friday
Customer Pick Up & Shipping Facility124 Wedgewood Road
Oxford, PA 19363
Plant Pick-up Hours: 7:30am–3:30pm est Tuesday–Friday
Table of Contents
North Creek Unique–Discover the Difference [2]
North Creek Facts [3]
North Creek Trial Gardens + IPM Program [4]
New Plant Introductions [5] Custom + Contract Growing / Plug Sizes [6]
How to Order / Terms + Conditions / Contact Us [7]
Shipping [8 + 9] Order Information [10–13]
North Creek Product Overview [14]
North Creek Plant Palette + Top Selling Items [15]
Collections by Genera [16–18]
North Creek Unique™ [19–31]
Landscape Plugs™ [32 + 33]
Fantastic Fern Program [34]
Shady Groundhuggers™ [35]
Grass, Carex + Native Vine Collections [36]
Potting Schedule by Season [37]
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Our Mission To propagate and market plants that develop the relationship between people and sustainable outdoor environments.
Our VisionTo be, in our customers’ judgement, a leader in the development and practice of sustainable horticultural systems, producing world class plant material.
Our ValuesWorking in and promoting sustainable environments while delighting our customers and providing opportunities for continuous learning.
We Proudly Support the Following Organizations:ANLA | DNLA | ELA | PPA | IPPS | ISU | PLNA | SER | OFA | ONLA
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Website Features:
Availability Updated Daily
Grower Information + Resources
Plant Features + New Introductions
Comprehensive Plant Descriptions
North Creek News
Custom Grow Options
Special Promotions
E-Catalog + Additional Product Resources Available at North Creek’s ISSUU.com page: https://issuu.com/northcreeknurseries/docs.
North Creek Unique – Discover the Difference
We believe that people make the difference in the profitability and success of any organization. Here at North Creek, we have an exceptionally hard-working staff dedicated to your success. From propagation to delivery, our enthusiastic team works diligently to bring you the finest starter plants available in today’s market. Along with all the hard work, we strive to have fun while accomplishing our tasks.
It is our responsibility to provide customers with plant material that we can firmly stand behind. Our extensive plant research and evaluation trials allow us to bring a rock solid combination of new introductions and tried and true perennials to market. On-site gardens including the sun + shade trials, show gardens, mid-height meadow, native wildflower and grass meadow, rain garden, bioswale and green roof allow us to observe, document and share with you how our plants perform in specific environments.
At North Creek Nurseries we strive to be your number one source for vigorous and well-rooted plug liners. We specialize in growing perennials, grasses, ferns, and vines with an emphasis on Eastern US natives. Our plant material is propagated via seed, vegetative cuttings, tissue culture and plant divisions–no plants are collected from the wild.
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Founded in 1988 by Steve Castorani & Dale Hendricks
Steve became the primary owner of North Creek in 2009
Two farms, 45 acres [17 in Landenberg, PA; 28 in Oxford, PA]
28 houses with 247,950 sqft of heated & unheated growing space
79 dedicated and enthusiastic employees
Quality liners with an emphasis on Eastern US natives
Top notch plant selection and outstanding customer service
All plants are grown in standard 10” × 20” trays
5 liner sizes: 18, 50, 72, LP32 + LP50
Our innovative Landscape Plugs™ are sold in trays of LP32 + LP50
7.5 million plugs produced in 2015
All Landscape Plugs™ are grown in our custom Eco-Mix potting soil
Custom + contract grow options available
Consistent quality and reliable availability
Plant availability published daily to North Creek’s website [see page 10]
Plants can be shipped 52 weeks a year via UPS, FedEx + Con-way
New varieties introduced in January + July
More than 30 species and selections in our exclusive North Creek Unique™ collection
The Mix: 392 perennials, 24 ferns, 61 ornamental grasses & 7 vines
North Creek offers a custom line of full color picture tags with detailed plant descriptions
3+ acres of trial, demonstration + habitat gardens
Spring, summer + fall garden tours available - schedule today!
Join our mailing list for exciting news and special offers [http://q-r.to/baby1Z]
We have the world’s greatest customers; thanks for your support!
North Creek Facts
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North Creek Trial Gardens
Our responsibility to the habitats in which our plants will ultimately thrive is of paramount importance to North Creek. Our product mix provides food and habitat for wildlife, and protecting people and the environment has been our priority for the past 27 years. The use of pesticides in growing practices has always been a sensitive subject, and a topic that our customers take very seriously. In keeping with our mission, every effort is made to grow our plants in the safest and most sustainable manner possible. The use of beneficial insects as a frontline preventative is our first step in implementing Integrated Pest Management.
IPM │ Neonicotinoid FREE Growing
earth friendly methods such as nematodes, predatory insects and soft chemistry or natural based bio fungicides
prevent pest populations from reaching action threshold
treatment made on case by case basis and treated according to specific issue
reach a preventable level to allow beneficial insects to catch up
identify appropriate time to take action
Spanning over 3 acres, our plant trialing program features extensive habitat and experimental plantings. By evaluating species and cultivated varieties in a variety of environments, we are able not only to educate our staff, but also to make the best recommendations for your ecological plantings. It is from this living laboratory that North Creek has become the industry leader in delivering reliable plant solutions. From wet to dry, shade to sun, salt tolerance to erosion control - we’ve got the plant community your projects need to succeed!
As your partner in ecological landscape solutions + garden worthy plants, we take our responsibility to provide customers with perennials we firmly stand behind very seriously. We are continuously learning from our living laboratory and invite you to learn with us too! Our extensive plant research + evaluation trials afford us the opportunity to study adaptability, vigor and garden worthiness. Guided by North Creek’s New Plant Principles, we evaluate ecological, functional and aesthetic characteristics of every plant we propagate. Only after these selections and species prove themselves to us do we offer them to our valued customers. The information we gather and provide is based upon over 25 years of real-world experience, plant trials, critical feedback from our customers and global collaborations with entities and individuals engaged in scientific research.
Prevention + Control
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Agastache ‘Blue Boa’ Andropogon gerardii ‘Red October’Anemone × hybrida ‘Honorine Jobert’ Anemone Fantasy™ ‘Cinderella’Anemone Fantasy™ ‘Pocahantas’Asclepias tuberosa ‘Gay Butterflies’Asclepias tuberosa ‘Hello Yellow’Athyrium otophorum Carex cherokeensisCarex oshimensis EverColor® ‘Everest’Carex oshimensis EverColor® ‘Everillo’Carex oshimensis EverColor® ‘Everlime’Carex oshimensis EverColor® ‘Eversheen’ Caryopteris Blue Empire™Chelone oblique ‘Tiny Tortuga’ Coreopsis ‘Gilded Lace’Coreopsis palustris ‘Summer Sunshine’Coreopsis tripteris ‘Gold Standard’Delosperma Wheels of Wonder™ ‘Fire Wonder’Delosperma Wheels of Wonder™ ‘Golden Wonder’Delosperma Wheels of Wonder™ ‘Hot Pink Wonder’Delosperma Wheels of Wonder™ ‘Orange Wonder’Delosperma Wheels of Wonder™ ‘Violet Wonder’ Dianthus ‘Kahori’Dryopteris erythrosora ‘Radiance’Echinacea Cone-fections™ ‘Butterfly Kisses’Echinacea Butterfly™ ‘Cleopatra’Echinacea Butterfly™ ‘Julia’Echinacea ‘Cheyenne Spirit’Echinacea PowWow WhiteEchinacea PowWow Wild Berry Echinacea purpurea ‘Ruby Star’Geranium ‘Azure Rush’Helenium autumnale Mariachi™ ‘Salsa’Heuchera ‘Stainless Steel’ Hydrangea arborescens ‘Haas’ Halo’Monarda punctataPennisetum alopecuroides ‘Red Head’Penstemon ‘Dark Towers’Penstemon × mexicali Red Rocks®Phlox paniculata ‘Peacock White’Rudbeckia subtomentosa ‘Little Henry’Schizachyrium scoparium ‘Standing Ovation’
New Plant Introductions
our plants are excellent garden and/or landscape performers in the mid-Atlantic region
our plants are not invasive or aggressive
once established in an appropriate site, our plants require no material input to maintain their ornamental value or garden worthiness
New Plant Principles
Top Picks @ The Creek
Pycnanthemum muticumPhysostegia ‘Pink Manners’Phlox paniculata ‘Jeana’Monarda bradburianaAsclepias incarnataEupatortium ‘Gateway’Chelone ‘Tiny Tortuga’Verbena ‘Homestead Purple’Baptisia australisLobelia cardinalis
PollinatorThermopsis caroliniana Panicum ‘Cape Breeze’ Agastache foeniculum Scutellaria incana Rudbeckia maxima Ruellia humilis Solidago odora Vernonia glauca Phlox panicuala ‘Jeana’ Sorghastrum nutans
Meadow
Sedum ‘Weihenstephaner Gold’ Allium cernuum Sedum ‘Dazzleberry’ Sedum rupestre ‘Angelina’ Sedum sexangulare Sedum ‘Blue Spruce’ Sedum ‘Red Carpet’ Sedum ‘John Creech’ Sedum ‘Lidakense’ Eriogonum ‘Little Rascal’
Green RoofsCarex emoryi Carex amphibola Physostegia ‘Pink Manners’ Eryngium yuccifolium Eupatorium coelestinumPackera aurea Deschampsia cespitosa Zizia aurea Andropogon virginicum Juncus tenuis
Stormwater Management
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We encourage you to contact us to discuss growing opportunities in different sizes or in larger quantities to meet your specific needs or programs. We are licensed propagators for a variety of new genetics networks and have the ability to grow items currently not listed in our catalog. Custom or Contract Growing requires advance notice and review from our production team. For order and payment procedures or additional information, please send your request to [email protected].
op open pollinated: propagated from seed and quite genetically variable.
scl seed cultivar: true from seed variety with distinct differences from the species.
veg true cultivar: named variety propagated vegetatively. All plants are genetically identical.
tc tissue culture: all plants are genetically identical.
All plants are grown in a standard 10”× 20” flat. Horticultural liners are sold in trays of 18 (3” pots), 50 and 72. Landscape Plugs™ are sold in trays of LP32 and LP50. Our fern collection is sold in LP32.
Diameter
Depth
Volume
in/cu in
2.00
5.00
11.90
cm/mL
5.08
12.70
195
Diameter
Depth
Volume
in/cu in
1.52
2.25
3.6
cm/mL
3.86
5.72
58.85
Diameter
Depth
Volume
in/cu in
1.9
2.37
6.77
cm/mL
4.83
5.72
110.9
Diameter
Depth
Volume
in/cu in
3.25
3.5
28.56
cm/mL
8.26
8.89
473.17
Diameter
Depth
Volume
in/cu in
2.22
4.00
10.07
cm/mL
5.64
10.16
165
Picture TagsNorth Creek is proud to offer a custom line of pot tags! These large, sturdy plastic tags complement our plants with sharp photography, detailed descriptions, care instructions and habitat information. Often a photo sells the plant, so we’ve worked hard to produce a one-of-a-kind sales tool that will be a beautiful and informative way for you and your customers to promote your products.
The custom tags are available for most plants in our catalog. The price is $0.13 per tag, bundled in the quantity of plants per flat.
Custom + Contract Growing - Custom 128 Plug!
Propagation Methods
Plug Size + Volume
72 50 18 LP32 LP50
Horticultural Sizes Landscape Plug™ Sizes
Tray Sizes
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Sales + Marketing
Rob McHale Sales Manager [email protected]
Carrie Wiles Marketing Manager [email protected]
Heather Wheatley Marketing Specialist & Inside Sales Support [email protected]
Customer Service
Angela Clelan Customer Service Manager [email protected]
Sharon DunfeeCustomer Service [email protected]
Annie ActonCustomer Service [email protected]
How To Order
North Creek is a wholesale supplier of starter plants and Landscape Plugs™. Plants are sold only in complete flats of the quantities listed. We are not able to mix varieties within flats.
Orders may be placed by: • Fax: 610.255.4762 • Email: [email protected] • Phone: 610.255.0100 or 877.ECO.PLUG • Online: www.northcreeknurseries.com
Please be sure to include the following information with your order:• Company and contact names• Billing and shipping addresses• Sales tax exemption number (PA, NJ only)• Phone & fax number, Email address• Requested ship date and method• Method of payment
Orders will be acknowledged within three days of receipt. Please review your North Creek Order Confirmation carefully. Contact our office immediately if there are any errors or if you do not receive an acknowledgement. To receive weekly availability updates by Email please send your request to [email protected] or call our office to be added to our mailing list. We also send periodic updates and new product announcements to our mailing list customers, in addition to exclusive offers and previews.
How to Contact Us
Conditions of SaleDeadlines: All orders and changes to orders must be received by 3:00pm on Thursday for shipment the following week (subject to availability). Cancellations received less than a week prior to ship or pickup date will be subject to a 20% restocking fee.
Guarantee: Our plants are guaranteed to be true to name and to arrive in good condition. We will be glad to replace or issue full credit for plants proven to be incorrectly represented. Due to a wide range of grower experience and nursery conditions we cannot guarantee successful growth after potting, but please let us know about any disappointments you experience. We may be able to help.
Claims: Please inspect your shipment immediately upon arrival. No claims will be allowed for shortages or errors unless reported within 1 week of receipt of goods. We are not liable for the productivity of plants once they are potted since we have no control over their management once they arrive at your site.
Prices are subject to change without notice.
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Rack Dimensions + Capacities:46”(l) × 46”(w) × 81”(h)80 flat rack – 72 cell + 50 cell liners64 flat rack – LP32 + LP50 liners[Capacities vary due to plant height]
Pallet Shipments
We have expanded our shipping options to better serve you. We currently ship via Con-Way, FedEx Express and Fed Ex Freight to ensure competitive market rates. Pallets cost $7.00 each. All freight, pallet charges, and box/handling fees are applied once your order has been assembled for shipment. We’ll gladly provide freight quotes at the time of order placement. Orders totaling 32 flats or more may also ship on our custom wooden rack. This is our preferred shipping method in warm summer months. Rack shipments provide several advantages over boxed shipments and include: significantly increased air circulation while in transit, reduced cardboard waste, and reduced customer time and labor costs. An on-site forklift or loading dock is required to receive shipments on our custom wooden rack. If you wish to utilize our rack shipment option, please contact our customer service team.
Boxed Shipments
We partner with FedEx Express, FedEx Ground, and UPS Ground. Individual liners are labeled by botanical name and wrapped in netting to secure plugs throughout transit. Freight charges are applied once the order is assembled and processed. If your require final shipping cost for a boxed shipment, please make your request with our customer service team upon order placement. [Box capacities may vary]
XL Box [21”l x 12”w x 18”h]Price per box: $6.50 each50 cell + 72 cell flats - 4 per boxLP32 + LP50 cell flats - 2 per box
Large Box [21”l x 12”w x 15”h]Price per box: $6.50 each50 cell + 72 cell flats - 3 per boxLP32 + LP50 cell flats - 2 per box
Small Box [21”l x 12”w x 9”h]Price per box: $6.50 each50 cell + 72 cell flats - 2 per boxLP32 + LP50 cell flats - 1 per box
Canadian Deliveries
Over the years, we’ve explored many options to reduce international freight costs. We have found that the best way to ship into Canada is to simply deliver it ourselves! The North Creek sales team looks forward to building truck runs into Ontario, Quebec, and surrounding areas. For more information and freight quotes, please contact Customer Service.
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North Creek is delighted to provide delivery on our trucks to locations within 600 miles from our shipping facility in Oxford, PA. Orders of 35 flats or more are eligible for truck delivery. A per flat rate will be applied to all truck shipments based on distance from our shipping facility. If you prefer to receive plants on a North Creek truck, please let customer service know at the time of order. We will do our best to honor this request. In some instances, we might also contact you to see if receiving your order on our truck is acceptable.
Cost per flat within U.S.
$2.50 [1-150 miles]$3.50 [151-300 miles]$4.50 [301-600 miles]
North Creek Truck
To ensure your order is ready upon arrival, please contact customer service to schedule a day and time for pickup. If preferred pickup time is not scheduled in advance, you or your driver may experience delays. If you prefer that your order is boxed for pickup, please notify customer service when placing the order. See previous page for box charges, no handling charges are incurred.
Customer Pick Up
Shipping / Pickup Location:124 Wedgewood RoadOxford, PA 19363
Pick-up Hours: 7:00 am – 3:30 pm, Tuesday – Friday[directions @ www.northcreeknurseries.com]
Phytosanitary Certification is required for all plants shipping to AZ, CA, ID, MT, NV, OR, UT, WA, and Canada. Certification is also required for grasses and sedges shipping to CO and NM. In order to ship product to these destinations, all plant material must be inspected by the USDA and drenched before being certified for shipment. The drench fee is $1.00 per flat and guaranteed not to exceed $50 regardless of the quantity of flats ordered. All orders requiring inspection must be placed a minimum of 3 weeks prior to the ship date.
Our plants are grown in a soilless media and can be shipped across state and national borders. We cannot ship grasses to UT and OR. Shipments to MT are prohibited from June to September. Shipment of Nassella is prohibited to CA, as well as Andropogon virginicus to NV.
Phytosanitary Certification
During the warm summer months, we might suggest delaying your shipment to ensure your order arrives in the best possible condition. If delaying a shipment is simply not possible, we offer and recommend expedited services to reduce the transit time of your order and reduce the risk of possible losses.
Summer Shipments
Many of our plants are acclimated to unheated greenhouses during the winter months for vernalization. If you receive dormant material during this time of year, we recommend taking extra precautions to ensure viability upon transplant. When placing the plants in a warm greenhouse, it is important not to overwater the material or subject them to drastic temperature fluctuations. If you have questions or are uncertain on how to best manage dormant material, contact Customer Service.
Winter Shipments
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Order Information – Availability
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Ship Best Way
Botanical NamePlug Size
FlatPrice
Royaltyper Flat
PlugPrice
Royaltyper Plug
# Flats Avail. NOW
Next Crop:
# Flats
Next Crop Ready Date
Future Crop:
# Flats
Future Crop
Ready Date
ORDER QTY
PerennialsAchillea m. 'Oertel's Rose' 72 $46.87 $0.651 35 47 6/27/16 50 8/29/16Achillea m. 'Paprika' 72 $46.87 $0.651 116 71 6/20/16 50 10/31/16Achillea m. 'Pomegranate' PP20763 72 $49.14 $7.20 $0.683 $0.10 57 39 7/11/16 60 11/14/16Achillea m. 'Strawberry Seduction' PP18401 72 $46.87 $7.20 $0.651 $0.10 67 47 6/27/16 50 10/31/16Achillea m. 'Summerwine' 72 $46.87 $0.651 13 15 7/18/16 15 8/29/16Achillea x 'Moonshine' 72 $46.87 $0.651 9 25 4/25/16 64 6/20/16Achillea x 'Terra Cotta' 72 $46.87 $0.651 34 23 7/11/16 50 11/14/16Agastache 'Blue Boa' PP24050 72 $46.87 $5.76 $0.651 $0.08 9 50 2/13/17 0Agastache 'Blue Fortune' 50 $33.60 $0.672 170 25 8/8/16 25 9/5/16Agastache foeniculum LP50 $56.70 $1.134 0 10 3/28/16 7 5/2/16Agastache rupestris 72 $46.87 $0.651 0 5 2/15/16 17 4/11/16Agastache x 'Black Adder' 72 $46.87 $0.651 34 20 7/4/16 25 8/15/16Agastache x 'Purple Haze' 72 $46.87 $0.651 0 15 5/9/16 22 5/30/16Alchemilla mollis 'Auslese' 72 $46.87 $0.651 8 74 5/23/16 75 10/17/16Allium cernuum LP50 $56.70 $1.134 23 122 3/7/16 350 9/5/16Amsonia 'Blue Ice' LP32 $46.70 $1.459 50 50 6/13/16 50 7/11/16Amsonia 'Blue Ice' 72 $55.19 $0.767 81 27 2/22/16 34 3/7/16
Fax:
Email (for shipment tracking):
Pick up – Oxford, PA
Shipping Method:
(Check one)
Forklift on site?
Phone:
Fax:
Email (for invoices):
PO#:
Tax exempt # (if not on file; PA/NJ only):
Company:
Address:
Contact:
Phone:
Order Placed By: Email (for order confirmation):
Order Form
Payment method: I have Net 30 terms
(Check one) Please send Credit Application
Credit Card (please call if new info)
Company:
Address:
Contact:
Availability and Order Form
Thursday, February 11, 2016Customer Service : 388 North Creek Road, Landenberg, PA 19350 | [email protected] | P: 610-‐255-‐0100 | F: 610-‐255-‐4762
Customer Pick Up & Shipping Facility : 124 Wedgewood Road, Oxford, PA 19363 | By Appointment Only, Tue–Fri, 7am–3:30pm
Future Crop Availabilty
BILLING INFO SHIPPING INFO
DO YOU WANT TAGS? ($0.13 each; Bundled to match flat quantities) YES ☐ NO ☐
REQUESTED SHIP WEEK: LATEST DATE BACK ORDER ACCEPTED:
Availability Tips & Notes
Plug Sizes:72 Plug: 1.5" square x 2.3" deep50 Plug: 2" square x 2.4" deepLP50 Plug: 2" square x 5" deepLP32 Plug: 2.2" diameter x 4" deep18 Plug: 3.25" square x 3.5" deep
• Plants are grouped by Perennials, Ferns, Grasses, Vines and Woodies below.
• Future Crop Availability can be pre-‐ordered for shipment after its ready date.
• Dates in BOLD indicate future crop ready dates scheduled 1+ year from now.
• Click here to sign up for weekly email availability, or visit northcreeknurseries.com
Trays are sold in a 10” × 20” flat. Plug sizes vary, the smaller the plug, the more plants per tray.
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Two future crop dates are listed for all varieties grown. If a desired product is not currently available, you can check future crops dates in these two columns.
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Order Information – Order Confirmation Sample #62332
Freight is based on weight, and NOT included on the Order Confirmation. An exact freight cost will be added at time of shipment. Upon request, we are able to estimate freight.
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Ship week indicates that the order will arrive by the end of this week.
Message – Please check for important information pertaining to your order.
Royalty per flat is included in the Royalty column, total royalty per item quantity is included in the Extension Price column.
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Important messages regarding earliest crop availability are located under the item not currently available for desired ship week.
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Phone number for recipient in case of questions pertaining to delivery.
Please request color picture tags upon ordering. Tags are $.13 each and sold in bundles equivalent to the number of plugs per tray. Tags may be purchased for individual flats if desired.
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Order Information – Invoice Sample #62332
Freight is based on weight – an exact freight cost will be calculated and included in the Ext. Price column.
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The order will arrive by the end of the week listed in Ship Week.
Tracking information will be here once your order ships.
Payment terms are listed here – please submit payment in a timely manner.
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Order Information – Packing Slip Sample #62332
Your order will arrive by the end of the week indicated in the Ship Week.
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If you have provided a Customer PO# for your order it will be listed in this section.
Your Order# will always appear in the upper righthand corner of the Packing Slip.
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Perennials – From new introductions to the tried and true varietes!
Grasses – A gorgeous mix of both cool + warm season varieties.
Ferns – Over twenty selections including the hard to find Dennstaedtia!
Vines – Our native vine collection offers beautiful color from spring through autumn.
Collections by Genus – 24 collections to choose from!
North Creek Unique™ – From Actaea pachypoda 'Misty Blue' to Viola walteri 'Silver Gem'.
Landscape Plugs™ – Plant solutions for ecological landscapes.
Shady Groundhuggers™ – Our very own collection of shade loving groundcovers.
Carex – Full sun to full shade, erosion control to salt tolerant–we’ve got your ground covered!
North Creek Product Overview
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AchilleaAcorusActaeaAgastacheAlchemillaAllium*AmsoniaAnemoneAquilegiaAruncusAsarum*AsclepiasAsterAsteromeaBaptisiaBoltoniaCalaminthaCallirhoeCallisiaCalthaCarexCaryopterisCeratostigma*CheloneChrysogonum
ChrysopsisCoreopsisDelospermaDelphiniumDianthusDicentraDracocephalum*EchinaceaErigeronEryngiumEupatoriumEuphorbiaFragariaGaillardiaGauraGentiana*Geranium*GeumHeleniumHelianthusHeliopsis*Helleborus*HeucheraHibiscusHypericum
*IrisKalimeris*Lavandula*LeucanthemumLiatris*LobeliaMeehaniaMertensiaMimulusMonarda*NepetaOenotheraPachysandraPenstemonPerovskia*PhloxPhysostegiaPodophyllumPolemoniumPorteranthusPycnanthemumRatibidaRubus*RudbeckiaRuellia
* top selling Genus
North Creek Plant Palette + Top Selling Items
AcorusAndropogonBoutelouaCalamagrostis*CarexChasmanthiumDeschampsia
North Creek Grasses – by Genus
ElymusEragrostisFestucaHakonechloa*JuncusMuhlenbergia*Panicum
Pennisetum*SchizachyriumScirpusSorghastrum*Sporobolus
*SalviaScabiosaScutellariaSedumSenecioSilene*SisyrinchiumSolidago*SpigeliaSpiranthesStachysStokesiaStylophorumThalictrumThermopsis*TiarellaTradescantiaTricyrtisVerbena*VernoniaVeronicaVeronicastrumViolaZizia
Adiantum*Athyrium*Dennstaedtia
*Dryopteris*MatteucciaOnoclea
OsmundaPhegopteris*PolystichumWoodwardia
Gelsemium
North Creek Ferns – by Genus
North Creek Vines – by Genus
*Lonicera Wisteria
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Collections by Genera
Achillea millefolium 'Oertel’s Rose', A. millefolium ‘Paprika’, A. millefolium ‘Pomegranate’, A. millefolium ‘Strawberry Seduction’, A. millefolium ‘Summerwine’, A. 'Moonshine', A. 'Terracotta'
Agastache foeniculum, A. 'Black Adder', A. 'Blue Boa',A. 'Blue Fortune' A. 'Purple Haze'
Asclepias curassavica, A. incarnata, A. incarnata ‘Ice Ballet’, A. syriaca, A. tuberosa,A. tuberosa ‘Gay Butterflies’, A. tuberosa ‘Hello Yellow’
Aster cordifolius, A. cordifolius 'Avondale', A. divaricatus, A. divaricatus 'Eastern Star', A. ericoides ‘Snow Flurry’, A. laevis ‘Bluebird’, A. lateriflorus ‘Lady in Black’, A. novae-angliae, A. novae-angliae ‘Purple Dome’, A. n-a ‘Vibrant Dome’, A. novi-belgii, A. oblongifolius ‘October Skies’, A. oblongifolius ‘Raydon’s Favorite’, A. tataricus ‘Jindai’, A. × frikartii 'Mönch', A. 'Wood’s Blue', A. 'Wood’s Pink', A. 'Wood’s Purple'
Baptisia australis, B. 'Carolina Moonlight', B. Prairieblues™ ‘Midnight’, B. 'Purple Smoke', B. Prairieblues™ 'Solar Flare', B. sphaerocarpa 'Screaming Yellow', B. × bicolor 'Starlite' Prairieblues™, B. × bicolor Prairieblues™ 'Twilite'
Caryopteris ‘Dark Knight’, C. ‘Longwood Blue’, C. divaricata ‘Snow Fairy’, C. Grand Bleu® ‘Inoveris’, Caryopteris Blue Empire™
Coreopsis ‘Gilded Lace’, Coreopsis palustris ‘Summer Sunshine’, Coreopsis tripteris ‘Gold Standard’, Coreopsis verticillata, C. verticillata ‘Moonbeam’, C. verticillata ‘Zagreb’, C. ‘Creme Brulee’, C. ‘Jethro Tull’, C. Permathread™ ‘Red Satin’, C. ‘Sienna Sunset’, C. Mayo Clinic Flower of Hope™, C. pubescens ‘Sunshine Superman’
Delosperma cooperi, D. dyeri, D. Fire Spinner®, D. Wheels of Wonder™ Fire Wonder, D. Wheels of Wonder™ Golden Wonder, D. Wheels of Wonder™ Hot Pink Wonder, D. Wheels of Wonder™ Orange Wonder, D. Wheels of Wonder™ Violet Wonder
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Collections by Genera
Echinacea paradoxa, E. purpurea, E. ‘Harvest Moon’, E. Butterfly™ ‘Cleopatra’, E. Butterfly™ ‘Julia’, E. ‘Cheyenne Spirit’, Echinacea Cone-fections™ ‘Butterfly Kisses’, E. ‘Milkshake’, E. ‘Hot Papaya’, E. ‘Magnus’, E. PowWow® White, E. PowWow® Wild Berry, E. ‘Ruby Star’, E. ‘White Swan’
Eupatorium coelestinum, E. dubium ‘Little Joe’, E. fistulosum, E. hyssopifolium, E. perfoliatum, E. ‘Phantom’, E. rugosum ‘Chocolate’, E. purpurea ssp. maculatum ‘Gateway’
Geranium ‘Azure Rush’, G ‘Dilys’, G. ‘Rozanne’, G. maculatum, G. maculatum ‘Espresso’, G. macrorrhizum ‘Album’, G. ‘Bevan’s Variety’, G. ‘Ingwersen’s Variety’, G. sanguineum ‘Max Frei’, G. sanguineum var. striatum, G. × ‘Biokovo’, G. ‘Karmina’
Helenium autumnale, H. flexuosum ‘Tiny Dancer’, H. ‘Canary’, H. ‘Mardi Gras’, H. Mariachi™ ‘Salsa’
Helianthus ‘Lemon Queen’, H. salicifolius ‘First Light’, H. salicifolius ‘Low Down’,H. × multiflorus Garden Candy® ‘Sunshine Daydream’
Helleborus foetidus, Helleborus Brandywine™, H. ‘Candy Love’, H. ‘Snow Love’, H. Winter Thriller™ Mix, H. ‘Ballerina Ruffles’, H. ‘Grape Galaxy’, H. ‘Mango Magic’, H. ‘Midnight Ruffles’, H. ‘Night Coaster’, H. ‘Pink Fizz’, H. ‘Pink Parachutes’, H. ‘Red Racer’, H. ‘Sunshine Ruffles’, H. ‘Wedding Ruffles’
Heuchera longiflora, H. ‘Autumn Bride’, H. villosa ‘Bronze Wave’, H. vil ‘Caramel’, H. ‘Citronelle’, H. americana ‘Dale’s Strain’, H. × ‘Frosted Violet’, H. ‘Plum Pudding’, H. ‘Silver Scrolls’, H. ‘Stainless Steel’, H. Carnival™ ‘Cocomint’, H. Carnival™ ‘Peach Parfait’, H. Carnival™ ‘Plum Crazy’, H. Carnival™ ‘Watermelon’
Hibiscus moscheutos, H. ‘Blue River II’, H. ‘Fantasia’, H. ‘Fireball’, H. ‘Kopper King’, H. ‘Lady Baltimore’, H. ‘Lord Baltimore’, H. ‘Plum Crazy’, H. ‘Robert Fleming’, H. ‘Sweet Caroline’
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Collections by Genera
Monarda bradburiana, M. punctata, M. fistulosa, M. fistulosa ‘ Claire Grace’, M. didyma ‘Jacob Cline’, M. ‘Petite Delight’, M. ‘Raspberry Wine’
Penstemon digitalis, P. ‘Dark Towers’, P. ‘Red Riding Hood’, P. ‘Hot Pink Riding Hood’, P. ‘Husker Red’, P. × mexicali Red Rocks®
Phlox pilosa, P. divaricata ‘Blue Moon’, P. divaricata ‘May Breeze’, P. glaberrima ssp. triflora ‘Triple Play’, Phlox paniculata ‘Peacock White’, P. paniculata ‘Blue Paradise’, P. paniculata ‘David’, P. paniculata ‘David’s Lavender’, P. paniculata ‘Jeana’, P. paniculata ‘Lord Clayton’, P. paniculata ‘Robert Poore’, P. paniculata ‘Shortwood’, P. stolonifera ‘Blue Ridge’, P. stolonifera ‘Home Fires’, P. stolonifera ‘Sherwood Purple’
Rudbeckia maxima, R. fulgida var. fulgida, R. laciniata, R. laciniata ‘Autumn Sun’, R. triloba, R. fulgida ‘Goldsturm’, R. subtomentosa ‘Henry Eilers’, R. subtomentosa ‘Little Henry’
Salvia ‘Maraschino’, S. ‘Snow Hill’, S. lyrata ‘Purple Knockout’, S. microphylla ‘Hot Lips’,S. nemorosa ‘Blue Hill’, S. nemorosa ‘Caradonna’, S. nemorosa ‘East Friesland’, S. nemorosa ‘Marcus’, S. nemorosa ‘May Night’, S. nemorosa Sensation® Medium Deep Rose
Sedum sexangulare, S. sieboldii, S. ‘Autumn Fire’, S. ‘Autumn Joy’, S. ‘Vera Jamison’, S. ‘Matrona’, S. ‘Cherry Tart’ SunSparkler®, S. ‘Lime Zinger’ SunSparkler®, S. ‘Dazzleberry’ SunSparkler®, S. cauticolum ‘Lidakense’, S. floriferum ‘Weihenstephaner Gold’, S. spectabile ‘Neon’, S. reflexum ‘Blue Spruce’, S. rupestre ‘Angelina’, S. spurium ‘John Creech’, S. spurium ‘Red Carpet’, S. ternatum ‘Larinem Park’
Solidago caesia, S. graminifolia var. graminifolia, S. odora, S. sempervirens, S. ‘Fireworks’, S. ‘Golden Fleece’, S. ‘Little Lemon’, S. ‘Solar Cascade’
Tiarella cordifolia, T. cordifolia ‘Brandywine’, T. cordifolia var. collina ‘Oakleaf’, T. cordifolia ‘Running Tapestry’, T. ‘Elizabeth Oliver’
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North Creek Unique™
This unique assortment has been discovered or introduced to the trade and shared with the world by North Creek. Truly an unparalleled collection of garden worthy plants that stand the test of time. Each North Creek Unique™ variety has a special story to tell – these introductions are made possible through partnerships with plant collectors, garden enthusiasts, breeders and horticultural institutions around the world.
As Unique as the Story Behind the Name
Actaea ‘Misty Blue’ [9] Aster ‘Avondale’ Aster ‘Eastern Star’ [1] Callisia ‘Morning Grace’ Chelone ‘Hot Lips’ [5] Chrysogonum ‘Allen Bush’ Coreopsis ‘Sunshine Superman’ [4] Dracocphalum ‘Blue Dragon’ [7] Erigeron ‘Lynnhaven Carpet’ [12] Fragaria ‘Lipstick’ Gelsemium ‘Margarita’ Geranium ‘Espresso’ [2] Helenium ‘Tiny Dancer’ Helianthus ‘Sunshine Daydream’ Heliopsis ‘Summer Nights’ [10] Helleborus Brandywine™ Heuchera ‘Dale’s Strain’ Kalimeris ‘Blue Star’ Kalimeris ‘Daisy Mae’ Lobelia ‘Black Truffle’ Lonicera ‘Major Wheeler’ [13] Panicum ‘Cape Breeze’ Panicum ‘Dewey Blue’ Phlox ‘Jeana’ [6] Porteranthus ‘Pink Profusion’ Salvia ‘Caradonna’ [8] Schizachyrium ‘Standing Ovation’ [14] Silene ‘Short and Sweet’ Sisyrinchium ‘Lucerne’ [3] Solidago ‘Solar Cascade’ Thermopsis ‘Sophia’ Tiarella ‘Running Tapestry’ Vernonia ‘Iron Butterfly’ Viola ‘Silver Gem’ [11]
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Potting Size: 1–gallon, 2–gallon
Potting Schedule: weeks 6–32
Finish Time: 10–14 weeks
Tray Size: LP32
Growth Rate: moderate
Seasons of Interest: spring, summer, autumn
Height: 2–3’ Spread: 2–3’
USDA Zones: 3–8
selected for bluish-green, finely cut foliage
multi-stemmed herbaceous woodland perennial
spring blooming, bottlebrush flowers in terminal clusters
vivid, reddish pedicels produce large, white ‘doll’s eyes’ fruit
discovered in a planting of unknown origin at Mt. Cuba Center in Greenville, Delaware
Actaea pachypoda 'Misty Blue' (white baneberry)
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Aster cordifolius ‘Avondale’ (common blue wood aster)
Aster divaricatus ‘Eastern Star’ (white wood aster)
Potting Size: quart, 1–gallon, 2–gallon
Potting Schedule: weeks 6–26
Finish Time: 8–12 weeks
Tray Size: 50
Growth Rate: moderate
Seasons of Interest: summer, autumn
Height: 2–3’ Spread: 18–24”
USDA Zones: 3–8
small, daisy-like flowers of pale blue with cheerful yellow centers
open, upright habit in the sun; in the shade, it has a relaxed, arching habit
a quick and easy pot crop for fall sales – quick turn
prefers average soil that is dry to moist but well drained
very attractive to pollinators – and not desired by deer
Potting Size: quart, 1–gallon, 2–gallon
Potting Schedule: weeks 6–26
Finish Time: 8–12 weeks
Tray Size: 50
Growth Rate: moderate
Seasons of Interest: late summer, autumn
Height: 18–24” Spread: 3’
USDA Zones: 3–8
shorter than the species and has dark shining mahogany stems
fragrant flowers are attractive to bees and butterflies
found in a native population in coastal Rhode Island by Roger Rache
fragrant flower heads, very floriferous and frequented by bees and butterflies
happiest in part to full shade in average to dry soil
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Callisia rosea ‘Morning Grace’ (Piedmont roseling)
Chelone lyonii ‘Hot Lips’(pink turtlehead)
Chrysogonum virg. ‘Allen Bush’(green and gold)
Potting Size: quart, 1–gallon, 2–gallon
Potting Schedule: weeks 6–32
Finish Time: 8–10 weeks
Tray Size: 50
Growth Rate: moderate/fast
Seasons of Interest: summer, autumn
Height: 8–10” Spread: 4–6”
USDA Zones: 6–10
thin, strappy foliage remains a clean, medium green throughout the growing season
three-petaled, light pink flowers with attractive gold stamens rest just above foliage
long bloom period, attractive to pollinators - beautiful when used en masse
drought tolerant groundcover that blooms from June through September
shared with North Creek by plantsman Michael Jenkins
Potting Size: 1–gallon, 2–gallon
Potting Schedule: weeks 6–24
Finish Time: 8–12 weeks
Tray Size: 72 + LP50
Growth Rate: moderate
Seasons of Interest: late summer, autumn
Height: 2–3’ Spread: 12–18”
USDA Zones: 4–7
lustrous, deep green foliage is topped in late summer with rose pink flowers
bronze green early season growth is another distinctive feature
can be pinched in May to produce a bushier plant
excellent in containers, deer resistant as well as a butterfly host plant
best grown in moist to wet, rich, humusy soils in part shade
Potting Size: quart, 1–gallon
Potting Schedule: weeks 6–32
Finish Time: 6–8 weeks
Tray Size: 50
Growth Rate: moderate
Seasons of Interest: spring, autumn
Height: 6–8” Spread: 12”
USDA Zones: 5–9
dark yellow, slightly notched, star shaped flowers that bloom well above the foliage
toothed, light green, triangular leaves – this selection is a dwarf form with leafy stolons
abundant spring and fall blooms – tends to die down in the heat of the summer
introduced by Virginia Nurseryman, Andre Viette, and named in honor of Allen Bush
tolerant of almost all sun conditions as long as the soil is kept moist and well drained
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Potting Size: quart, 1–gallon, 2–gallon
Potting Schedule: weeks 6–24
Finish Time: 8–12 weeks
Tray Size: 72
Growth Rate: moderate/fast
Seasons of Interest: summer, autumn
Height: 12–18” Spread: 12–18”
USDA Zones: 5–9
compact variety that blooms profusely from June to November
flowers are notched yellow rays with orange center disks
foliage is lance-shaped, medium green and fuzzy
cut back spent flowers for more prolific reblooming
quite drought tolerant once established – prefers dry soil
Coreopsis ‘Sunshine Superman’(star tickseed)
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Dracocephalum ruys. ‘Blue Dragon’ (dragonhead)
Erigeron ‘Lynnhaven Carpet’(Robin’s plantain)
Potting Size: quart, 1–gallon, 2–gallon
Potting Schedule: weeks 29–38
Finish Time: 8–14 weeks
Tray Size: 72
Growth Rate: moderate
Seasons of Interest: early summer
Height: 12–15” Spread: 12–15”
USDA Zones: 4–7
North Creek selection with vibrant blue, snapdragon-like flowers
low, thick mound of rosemary-like foliage in early summer
compact in a container and very easy to grow – treat it as you would a Dianthus
low maintenance, long blooming; great in container or the perennial border
good drainage is key
Potting Size: quart, 1–gallon, 2–gallon
Potting Schedule: weeks 6–32
Finish Time: 8–10 weeks
Tray Size: LP32
Growth Rate: moderate
Seasons of Interest: spring
Height: 12–15” Spread: 12”
USDA Zones: 5–9
individual flower stalks give rise to lightly tinted lavender flowers with a yellow inner eye
fuzzy foliage knits together to form a very tight groundcover
excellent ability to thrive in a wide range of challenging conditions
easy to grow, carefree native perennial perfectly suited for moderate sunlight to full shade
named after Virginia Beach’s Lynnhaven River by plantsman Charles Cresson
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Fragaria ‘Lipstick’(ornamental strawberry)
Gelsemium ‘Margarita’(Carolina jasmine)
Geranium ‘Espresso’(spotted geranium)
Potting Size: quart, 1 gallon
Potting Schedule:weeks 6–38
Finish Time: 6–8 weeks
Tray Size: 50
Growth Rate: fast
Seasons of Interest: spring, summer, autumn, winter
Height: 6–8” Spread: 6–12”
USDA Zones: 3–8
creeping habit that makes for a wonderful groundcover – spreads via stolons
luscious dark green foliage is tri-foliate with a coarsely-toothed margin
deep rose-red flowers appear from April to June and again in autumn
an intergeneric hybrid grown primarily for its ornamental value
happiest in humusy, fertile, medium moisture, well-drained soil
Potting Size: 1–gallon, 2–gallon
Potting Schedule: weeks 6–24
Finish Time: 12–16 weeks
Tray Size: 50
Growth Rate: moderate
Seasons of Interest: spring, summer
Height: 8–12” Spread: 1–5’
USDA Zones: 6–9
profuse display of clear yellow trumpet flowers in spring - may rebloom in autumn
dark green foliage is semiever-green
a twining rather than clinging vine – blooms on old wood
flowers are fragrant and attrac-tive to a variety of pollinator
selected by Don Jacobs of Eco Gardens in Decatur, Georgia
Potting Size: 1–gallon, 2–gallon
Potting Schedule: weeks 29–38
Finish Time: 8–12 weeks
Tray Size: LP32
Growth Rate: moderate
Seasons of Interest: spring, summer, autumn
Height: 8–12” Spread: 8–12”
USDA Zones: 4–8
a chocolate-leaved variety dis-covered along the woodland border at North Creek Nursery
clump-forming – typically forms loose mounds of foliage
saucer-shaped flowers are upward-facing and bloom for 6-7 weeks in early spring
palmately 5-lobed leaves are deeply cut; attractive spring through autumn
easily grown in average to medium, well-drained soil
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Potting Size: 1–gallon, 2–gallon
Potting Schedule: weeks 6–32
Finish Time: 8–12 weeks
Tray Size: 50
Growth Rate: moderate
Seasons of Interest: summer, autumn
Height: 2–3’ Spread: 2–3’
USDA Zones: 3–8
brown cones are surrounded with reflexed petals of a skirt of bright yellow peteals
compact native, easy to grow and long lived in a wide variety of conditions
attracts butterflies and is an excellent cut flower
flowers for an extended period of time – mid-summer into fall
sneezeweed is a natural repellant for rabbits
Helenium ‘Tiny Dancer’ (sneezeweed)
Helianthus ‘Sunshine Daydream’ (sunflower)
Heliopsis ‘Summer Nights’ (smooth oxeye)
Potting Size: 1–gallon, 2–gallon
Potting Schedule: weeks 6–24
Finish Time: 8–12 weeks
Tray Size: LP32
Growth Rate: moderate
Seasons of Interest: summer
Height: 5–6’ Spread: 2–4’
USDA Zones: 4–8
selected for bright, fully double blooms and sturdy, upright habit
fully rounded, dahlia-like, yellow blooms re-curve toward the stem
flowers consistently from June through August
foliage is deep green and remains clean throughout the season
found as a branch sport of ‘Capenoch Star’ on our farm in Landenberg, PA
Potting Size: 1–gallon, 2–gallon
Potting Schedule: weeks 6–32
Finish Time: 8–12 weeks
Tray Size: 50
Growth Rate: moderate
Seasons of Interest: summer
Height: 3–4’ Spread: 2–3’
USDA Zones: 4–9
selected for sturdy wine-purple stems, bronze-tinted leaves, and long bloom time
prolific bloomer – golden yellow flowers are accented with a deep mahogony center
prefers moist, well-drained soil in full sun, but can tolerate drought and some shade
seeds are a prime winter food source for songbirds
use in the back of the border – deadhead to extend the bloom period
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Helleborus Brandywine™ (Lenten rose)
Heuchera ‘Dale’s Strain’ (alumroot)
Kalimeris ‘Blue Star’(Japanese aster)
Potting Size: quart, 1–gallon, 2–gallon
Potting Schedule: weeks 14–36 *to bloom following year*
Finish Time: 16 weeks
Tray Size: 18
Growth Rate: slow
Seasons of Interest: winter, spring
Height: Spread:
USDA Zones:
a mix of single, anemone (semi-double) and double types with early spring appeal
beautiful mix of colors including dark reds, spotted pinks, picotees and apricots
long lived and susceptible to few diseases and pests, such as deer
best in average soil moisture, but will tolerate dryness
color and form are the chief focal point to breeder David Culp’s work
Potting Size: quart, 1–gallon, 2–gallon
Potting Schedule: weeks 6–36
Finish Time: 8–10–12 weeks
Tray Size: 72 + LP32
Growth Rate: moderate
Seasons of Interest: spring, summer, autumn
Height: 12–18” Spread: 18”
USDA Zones: 4–7
a seed propagated strain selected for unique silver-blue marbled leaves
small, bell-shaped flowers are ivory in color and held high above heart-shaped foliage
native groundcover – excellent drought tolerance
found by and named after plantsman Dale Hendricks
grows best in rich, loamy, moist, well-drained soil in part to full shade
Potting Size: quart, 1–gallon, 2–gallon
Potting Schedule: weeks 6–26
Finish Time: 6–8–10 weeks
Tray Size: 72
Growth Rate: fast
Seasons of Interest: summer, autumn
Height: Spread:
USDA Zones: 4–9
wonderful pot plant with long retail shelf life and excellent landscape performance
single, one inch, pale blue, daisy-like flowers on a compact mound of green all summer
very tolerant of a wide range of garden conditions from dry to moist
easy to grow with hardly any maintenance
shared with North Creek by Ewald Hügen
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Potting Size: quart, 1–gallon, 2–gallon
Potting Schedule: weeks 6–32
Finish Time: 6–8–12 weeks
Tray Size: 72
Growth Rate: fast
Seasons of Interest: summer
Height: 18–24” Spread: 18–24”
USDA Zones: 5–9
single one inch, white daisy-like flowers – summer blooming
very drought tolerant
foliage may be pinched back in early summer to stimulate new growth
easily grown in average, medium moisture, well-drained soil
a carefree perennial that needs hardly any maintenance – cut back in late autumn
Kalimeris ‘Daisy Mae’(Japanese aster)
Lobelia ‘Black Truffle’(cardinalflower)
Lonicera ‘Major Wheeler’(trumpet honeysuckle)
Potting Size: quart, 1–gallon, 2–gallon
Potting Schedule: weeks 6–36
Finish Time: 10–12–14 weeks
Tray Size: 50
Growth Rate: moderate
Seasons of Interest:
Height: 3–4’ Spread: 2–3’
USDA Zones: 5–8
selected for its dramatic, dark chocolatey-purple foliage and bold red flowers
superior to other dark-foliaged Lobelias on the market – foliagte holds color all season
very attractive to pollinators, especially humming birds
magnet for hummingbirds and butterflies all summer, but deer tend to pay no attention
introduced by Peter Heus and brought to market by Plants Nouveau
Potting Size: 1–gallon, 2–gallon, 3–gallon
Potting Schedule: weeks 6–24
Finish Time: 8–12 weeks
Tray Size: 50
Growth Rate: fast
Seasons of Interest: summer, autumn
Height: 3–8’ Spread: 1–10’
USDA Zones: 4–8
flower power – the best of the red flowering native honeysuckles
more sun, more flowers – vibrant, absolutly covered in bright red blooms
fast growing vine that will trellis along fences or arbors
foliage remains clean all growing season
blooms on previous year’s growth and new growth, so you can trim it back or leave it be
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Panicum ‘Cape Breeze’(switchgrass)
Panicum ‘Dewey Blue’(bitter switchgrass)
Phlox paniculata ‘Jeana’(garden phlox)
Potting Size: 1–gallon, 2–gallon, 3–gallon
Potting Schedule: weeks 6–24
Finish Time: 8–16 weeks
Tray Size:50 + LP50
Growth Rate: moderate
Seasons of Interest:summer, autumn, winter
Height: 24–30” Spread: 18–24”
USDA Zones: 4–9
from production to the landscape, this grass truly is a breeze
selected for upright habit, compact size and early flowering
tidy, dense habit makes it perfect for a variety of garden applications
toughness of seaside Panicum with the neatness of garden worthy cultivars
discovered by plantsman, Paul Miskovsky, and brought to market by North Creeek
Potting Size: 1–gallon, 2–gallon, 3–gallon
Potting Schedule: weeks 6–24
Finish Time: 8–16 weeks
Tray Size: LP50
Growth Rate: moderate
Seasons of Interest: summer, autumn, winter
Height: 3–4’ Spread: 2–3’
USDA Zones: 2–9
selected for its attractive glaucous blue color and graceful fountain habit
grows primarily in clumps, but may slowly spread by creeping rhizomes
airy flowers emerge in fall – persisting as a light beige color throughout the winter
outstanding grass for erosion control – performs well in infertile soil
selected and named by Rick Darke, after Dewey Beach, DE
Potting Size: quart, 1–gallon, 2–gallon
Potting Schedule: weeks 6–36
Finish Time: 8–10–12 weeks
Tray Size: 50 + LP50
Growth Rate: moderate
Seasons of Interest: summer, autumn
Height: 4–5’ Spread: 2–3’
USDA Zones: 3–8
outstanding mildew resistance with varying shades of sweetly scented, lavender-pink flowers
flower clusters create a tiered effect along upright, multi-stemmed branches
our most popular phlox for attracting butterflies – covered all summer in swallowtails
thrives in organic, moist to average soil in full sun to light shade
found by and named after Jeana Prewitt of Nashville, TN
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Potting Size: quart, 1–gallon
Potting Schedule: weeks 6–24
Finish Time: 12–16–18 weeks
Tray Size: LP32
Growth Rate: slow
Seasons of Interest: late spring, early summer
Height: 24–30” Spread: 24–30”
USDA Zones: 3–8
clear pink flowers that are held daintily above reddish leaves on deep red stems
grow best on slopes or wood-land edges with afternoon shade
moist, acidic to neutral, humus-rich soil; drought tolerant once established
discovery by Virginia plantsman Paul James; first commercially available pink-flowered form
shared with North Creek in 2001 by Mt. Cuba Center
Porteranthus trif. ‘Pink Profsion’(Bowman’s root)
Salvia nemorosa ‘Caradonna’(garden sage)
Schizachyrium ‘Standing Ovation’(little bluestem)
Potting Size: 1–gallon, 2–gallon
Potting Schedule: weeks 6–36
Finish Time: 8–12 weeks
Tray Size: 72
Growth Rate: moderate
Seasons of Interest: summer
Height: 18–30” Spread: 12”
USDA Zones: 4–9
erect, clump-forming salvia noted for dark purple stems and intense blue-violet flowers
remove spent flower spikes to help extend the bloom period
green leaves are aromatic when crushed – attractive to bees and butterflies
easily grown in average, dry to medium, well-drained soil
from Beate Zillmer of Zillmer Pflanzen in Uchte, Germany
Potting Size: 1–gallon, 2–gallon, 3-gallon
Potting Schedule: weeks 6–22
Finish Time: 8–12–16 weeks
Tray Size: 50 + LP50
Growth Rate: moderate
Seasons of Interest: summer, autumn
Height: 3–4’ Spread: 12–18”
USDA Zones: 3–8
sturdy, upright stems with blue cast, dark purple closer to base
brilliant, fiery-colored foliage through autumn
individual blades are thicker than other species of little bluestem
tolerates a wide range of soils – happiest in dry, poor soil
a North Creek Nurseries intro-duction
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Silene ‘Short and Sweet’(Wherry’s catchfly)
Sisyrinchium ‘Lucerne’(narrowleaf blue-eyed grass)
Solidago ‘Solar Cascade’(goldenrod)
Potting Size: quart, 1–gallon
Potting Schedule: weeks 29–36
Finish Time: 6–10 weeks
Tray Size: 72
Growth Rate: moderate
Seasons of Interest:spring, summer
Height: 6–8” Spread: 12–16”
USDA Zones: 4–7
small clump of narrow green foliage, topped with clusters of deep pink flowers
blooms April through early summer – flowers are held above the foliage
thrives in soil with average to good drainage – should not be wet for extended periods
compact and easy to grow – the perfect native substitute for Dianthus
a fantastic perennial for natu-ralizing
Potting Size: quart, 1–gallon
Potting Schedule: weeks 29–20
Finish Time: 6–10 weeks
Tray Size: 72
Growth Rate: moderate
Seasons of Interest: spring, summer
Height: 8–12” Spread: 12”
USDA Zones: 5–9
bright blue star shaped flowers with golden yellow centers
long bloom period – expect 8–10 weeks of flowering
foliage creates a fan or tuft of narrow, grass-like, blue-green leaves
best grown in medium mois-ture, well-drained soil – toler-ates light shade
named by Robert Herman, who found it in Lucerne, Switzerland
Potting Size: 1–gallon, 2–gallon
Potting Schedule: weeks 6–24
Finish Time: 8–12 weeks
Tray Size:50 + LP50
Growth Rate: fast
Seasons of Interest: summer, autumn
Height: 24–30” Spread:12–24”
USDA Zones: 3–8
axillary clusters of golden-yellow flowers along reflexing stems from late summer into fall
spreads via rhizomes, not an aggressive runner
maxing out somewhere between the taller ‘Fireworks’ and more compact ‘Golden Fleece’
well adapted to most garden conditions – perfers moist to average garden soil
a standout in The Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden perennial trails
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Potting Size: quart, 1–gallon, 2–gallon
Potting Schedule: weeks 6–36
Finish Time: 6–8–12 weeks
Tray Size: 72
Growth Rate: moderate
Seasons of Interest: spring, summer
Height: 12–18” Spread: 18–24”
USDA Zones: 5–8
numerous spikes of soft canary yellow flowers in early spring
compound foliage and flat, green seed pods make ‘Sophia’ attractive for all seasons
compact perennial – maintains a neat and tidy habit through the entire growing season
grow in average to dry soil with good drainage – very drought tolerant
named after the daughter of a former North Creek employee, Becky Long
Thermopsis ‘Sophia’(Chinease bush pea)
Tiarella ‘Running Tapestry’(heartleaf foamflower)
Vernonia ‘Iron Butterfly’(ironweed)
Potting Size: quart, 1–gallon
Potting Schedule: weeks 29–36
Finish Time: 6–8 weeks
Tray Size: 72 + LP32
Growth Rate: moderate
Seasons of Interest: summer, autumn
Height: 8–12” Spread: 12–18”
USDA Zones: 4–8
vigorous running groundcover with red speckled, deeply dissected heart shaped foliage
produces a plethora of white flower spikes in spring
the best running form available – outstanding groudcover potential
prefers moist, rich, organic, well-drained soil – do not let soil dry out
discovered by Jim Plyler of Natural Landscapes Nursery, West Grove, PA
Potting Size: 1–gallon, 2–gallon
Potting Schedule: weeks 6–24
Finish Time: 8–12 weeks
Tray Size: 50 + LP50
Growth Rate: fast
Seasons of Interest: summer, autumn
Height: 30–36” Spread: 30–36”
USDA Zones: 4–9
true purple flowers bloom in late summer and attract plenty of butterflies
similar foliage to Amsonia hubrichtii – compact, well-branched and vigorous habit
prefers average to dry soils with good drainage
tolerant of hot dry locations –can withstand brief periods of inundation
selected by North Creek for Dr. Armitage of UGA
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Viola ‘Silver Gem’(prostrate blue violet)
Potting Size: quart, 1–gallon
Potting Schedule: weeks 6–36
Finish Time: 10–12 weeks
Tray Size: 72 + LP32
Growth Rate: moderate
Seasons of Interest: spring, summer, autumn
Height: 3–6” Spread: 10–15”
USDA Zones: 6–8
a tidy mound of striking silvery colored, heart-shaped leaves with contrasting green veins
delicate asymmetrical flowers in spring – violet-blue in color and borne just above foliage
foliage undersurface varies from pale purplish-green to burgundy
prefers moist, well-drained, neutral to alkaline soils
shared with North Creek Nurseries by Mt. Cuba Center
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The Original Landscape Plug™
Restoring habitat and healing our environment starts with ecological plants–and great ecological plants start at North Creek Nurseries. We share your passion for meaningful plants that enrich the environment and add quality of life to the landscapes that surround us. After all, it’s been our mission since 1988! Our Landscape Plugs™ are resilient, grown with the environment in mind and enjoyed by pollinators and humans alike. Their ability to clean water, sequester carbon, rebuild soil and resonate with people makes them the perfect solution for projects where increased biodiversity, habitat and ecosystem services are the bottom line. Every site requires unique vegetative solutions and we are here to help you choose the right plant palette.
Our collection of Landscape Plugs is comprised of a reliable mix of perennials, ferns, carex, grasses and vines–a mix of ecological plants that truly stands the test of time.
Landscape Plug™ Sizes │ LP50 + LP32
2.22 × 2.22 × 4.00 in 5.64 × 5.64 × 10.16 cm
10.07 cu in 165 cm3
Landscape Plugs™ Compliance
LP32Plug Size:
Soil Volume:
2.00 × 2.00 × 5.00 in 5.08 × 5.08 × 12.7 cm
11.90 cu in 195 cm3
LP50Plug Size:
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The Most Efficient Landscape Plug™ Reduced labor costs – fast layout, installation + cleanup Reduced freight costs – 32% more plants per tray vs. the retired DP38 tray Reduced handling costs – plants ship directly to job site on recyclable wooden racks
The Highest Quality Landscape Plug™ Re-engineered LP50 + LP32 tray for maximum root development and heartier crown Recessed channels guide roots downward to prevent circling Optimal root density for rapid transition to native soils Custom grow options – consistent quality & reliable availability
The Sustainable Landscape Plug™ Bioactive, locally sourced soil mix Tray made of 100% recycled and recyclable material Less waste on job site – no under tray required
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The Efficient + Sustainable Landscape Plug™
From meadows to rain gardens, Landscape Plugs™ make your next installation as easy as
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Fantastic Fern ProgramSpring production space at a premium? Save valuable time and space with North Creek’s same-year-sales fern program! Our ferns are grown in a husky LP32 plug size and available for shipment April through July. To ensure customers receive quality liners that you’ve come to depend on from North Creek – ferns only ship in active growth. Therefore, we guarantee that your ferns will be healthy, actively growing and ready for a quick turn in your production cycle.
Adiantum to Woodwardia – 23 Reliable Varieties
North Creek’s comprehensive collection of native and non-native ferns include moisture loving species such as royal fern and the ever-popular, drought tolerant standout Christmas fern. If you’re in search of a splash of color, consider varieties such as Athyrium ‘Lady in Red’, A. ‘Ghost’, A. ‘Regal Red’, Dryopteris ‘Brilliance’ and recently added D. ‘Radiance’. If texture is a must, the bold presence of northern maidenhair fern, Korean tasselfern or the playful twists of Athyrium ‘Victoriae’ should not be overlooked. From the reptilian-like, unfurling fronds of ostrich fern to the architectural woodland wonderland created by masses of cinnamon fern–North Creek has the perfect palette. Contact our sales department [email protected] to start customizing your spring fern program!
LP32 liners available week XX + XX
Perfect for 1, 2 + 3-gallon programs
Quick finish=efficient producion cycle
Free up 2+ months production space
Wetland + Upland varieties
Adiantum pedatum Athyrium ‘Lady in Red’ Athyrium filix-femina ssp. asplenoides Athyrium filix-femina ‘Victoriae’ Athyrium niponicum ‘Regal Red’ Athyrium niponicum var. pictum Athyrium otophorum Athyrium ‘Ghost’ Dennstaedtia punctilobula Dryopteris erythrosora ‘Brilliance’ Dryopteris erythrosora ‘Radiance’ Dryopteris goldiana Dryopteris marginalis Dryopteris × australis Matteuccia struthiopteris Onoclea sensibilis Osmunda cinnamomea Osmunda claytoniana Osmunda regalis var. spectabilis Phegopteris decursive-pinnata Polystichum acrostichoides Polystichum polyblepharum Woodwardia virginica
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Shady Groundhuggers™ CollectionA comprehensive assortment of perennials, sedges and ferns perfectly suited for the native woodland environment. Shady Groundhuggers™can be grown in larger pots or planted directly into the landscape. Husky, 4” root systems are ideal for projects focused on landscape restoration, soil stabilization and enhancing native habitat. Our shade loving Landscape Plug™ groundcover line is available in trays of LP32.
We Take the Guesswork Out of Gardening in the Shade
Adiantum pedatumAthyrium filix–femina and cvs.Asarum canadenseCarex amphibolaCarex appalachicaCarex flacca 'Blue Zinger'Carex flaccospermaCarex pensylvanicaCarex plantagineaCarex platyphyllaCarex radiataCarex laxiculmis 'HOBB' Bunny Blue™Chrysogonum virginianum var. australeDennstaedtia punctilobulaDeschampsia cespitosa 'Goldtau'Dryopteris erythrosora 'Brilliance'Dryopteris goldianaDryopteris marginalisDryopteris × australisGeranium maculatum and cvs.Heuchera americana 'Dale's Strain'Heuchera longifloraHeuchera villosa 'Autumn Bride'Matteuccia struthiopterisMeehania cordataMertensia virginicaOnoclea sensibilisPachysandra procumbensPhlox divaricata and cvs.Phlox stolonifera and cvs.Polemonium reptans and cv.Podophyllum peltatumPolystichum acrostichoidesSedum ternatum 'Larinem Park'Tiarella cordifolia and cvs.Tiarella 'Oakleaf'Thelypteris noveboracensisViola riviniana (purpurea group)Viola walteri 'Silver Gem'Waldsteinia fragarioidesWoodwardia virginica
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Grass Collection
Acorus americanusAndropogon gerardiiAndropogon gerardii ‘Red October’Andropogon glomeratusAndropogon virginicusBouteloua curtipendulaBouteloua ‘Blonde Ambition’ [3]Calamagrostis × acutiflora ‘Karl Foerster’Calamagrostis brachytrichaChasmanthium latifoliumDeschampsia cespitosaDeschampsia cespitosa ‘Goldtau’Deschampsia flexuosaElymus virginicusEragrostis spectabilisFestuca glauca Beyond Blue™Hakonechloa macra ‘Albovariegata’[1]Juncus effususJuncus tenuis
Carex Collection
Native Vine Collection
Gelsemium sempervirens ‘Margarita’ [7]Lonicera sempervirensLonicera sempervirens ‘Magnifica’Lonicera sempervirens ‘Major Wheeler’ [9]Lonicera sempervirens ‘John Clayton’Wisteria macrostachya ‘Blue Moon’ [8]Wisteria frutescens ‘Amethyst Falls’
Muhlenbergia capillarisMuhlenbergia reverchonii UNDAUNTED®Nassella tenuissimaPanicum amarum ‘Dewey Blue’Panicum virgatumPanicum virgatum ‘Northwind’Panicum virgatum ‘Shenandoah’Panicum ‘Cape Breeze’Pennisetum alopecuroides ‘Hameln’Pennisetum alopecuroides ‘Little Bunny’Pennisetum alopecuroides ‘Red Head’Pennisetum orientale ‘Karley Rose’ [2]Schizachyrium scopariumSchizachyrium scoparium ‘Standing Ovation’Scirpus cyperinusScirpus validusSorghastrum nutansSporobolus heterolepis
Carex amphibola Carex appalachica Carex cherokeensis Carex comosa Carex dolichostachya Gold Fountains™ Carex eburnea Carex emoryi Carex flacca ‘Blue Zinger’ Carex flaccosperma Carex laxiculmus Bunny Blue™ Carex lurida Carex marrowii ‘Ice Dance’ Carex morrowii ‘Silver Sceptre’ Carex muskingumensis Carex muskingumensis ‘Oehme’ Carex oshimensis ‘Evergold’ Carex oshimensis EverColor® ‘Everest’ Carex oshimensis EverColor® ‘Everillo’ Carex oshimensis EverColor® ‘Everlime’ Carex oshimensis EverColor® ‘Eversheen’ Carex pensylvanica Carex plantaginea Carex platyphylla Carex radiata Carex stricta Carex vulpinoidea
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Spring + SummerAllium cernuumAquilegia canadensis and cvs.Aruncus dioicusCallirhoe involucrataCaltha palustrisCalamagrostis 'Avalanche'Calamagrostis acutiflora 'Karl Foerster'Chasmanthium latifoliumDeschampsia flexuosaDeschampsia cespitosa 'Goldtau'Festuca glauca 'Elijah Blue'Geum sp. and cvs.Juncus sp.Leucanthemum × superbum 'Becky'Meehania cordataMonarda sp. and cvs.Nassella tenuissimaPhlox carolina var. angusta 'Gypsy Love'Phlox carolina 'Miss Lingard'Phlox 'Chattahoochee'Phlox divaricata 'London Grove Blue'Phlox divaricata 'Manita'Phlox divaricata 'Mary Helen'Phlox divaricata 'May Breeze'Phlox divaricata 'Parksville BeachPhlox glaberrima ssp. triflora 'Triple Play'Phlox pilosaPhlox sp. and cvs. Polemonium reptans and cvs.Ratibida pinnataRudbeckia laciniata and cvs.Rudbeckia maximaRuellia humilisSalvia nemorosa cvs.Scirpus sp.Senecio aureusSilene sp. and cvs.Stachys monieri 'Hummelo'Stylophorum diphyllumThalictrum rochebrunianumThermopsis sp. and cvs.Tiarella sp. and cvs.Verbena sp.Veronica cvs.Veronicastrum sp. and cvs.Viola sp. and cvs.
Potting Schedule – by Season
Achillea millefolium and cvs.Actaea pachypoda 'Misty Blue'Agastache sp. and cvs.Alchemilla mollis 'Auslese'Alstroemeria cvs.Amsonia sp. and cvs.Asarum canadenseCalamintha sp. and cvs.Carex sp. and cvs.Chrysogonum virginianum and cvs.Coreopsis sp. and cvs.Delosperma sp. and cvs.Dianthus cvs.Fragaria 'Lipstick'Geranium sp. and cvs.Heuchera sp. and cvs.Iris sp. and cvs.Lonicera sempervirens and cvs.Nepeta hybrids and cvs.Perovskia cvs.Phlox maculata cvs.Phlox paniculata and cvs.Physostegia cvs.Porteranthus trifoliatus and cvs.Pycnanthemum sp.Rubus calycinoidesRudbeckia fulgida var. fulgidaSalvia lyrata 'Purple Knockout'Scabiosa 'Butterfly Blue'Sedum sp. and cvs.Sisyrinchium angustifolium 'Lucerne'Stachys 'Helen von Stein'Stachys 'Silver Carpet'Stokesia cvs.Tradescantia cvs.
Adiantum pedatumAndropogon sp.Asclepias sp. and cvs.Aster sp. and cvs.Athyrium sp. and cvs.Baptisia sp. and cvs.Boltonia asteroides cvs.Bouteloua sp. and cvs.Caryopteris cvs.Ceratostigma plumbaginoidesChelone sp. and cvs.Cheilanthes lanosaChrysopsis marianaDelphinium exaltatumDicentra eximiaDracocephalum ruyschianum 'Blue Dragon'Dryopteris hybrids sp. and cvs.Echinacea sp. and cvs.Elymus virginicusEragrostis spectabilisEryngium yuccifoliumEupatorium sp. and cvs.Euphorbia amygdaloides var. robbiaeGaillardia cvs.Gaura cvs.Gentiana sp. and cvs.Gelsemium 'Margarita'Helenium sp. and cvs.Helianthus sp. and cvs.Heliopsis sp. and cvs.Helleborus sp. and cvs.Hibiscus sp. and cvs.Hypericum calycinum and cvs.Iris versicolorKalimeris cvs.Knautia macedonica 'Mars Midget'Lobelia sp. and cvs.Matteuccia struthiopterisMuhlenbergia capillarisOenothera sp. and cvs.Onoclea sensibilisOsmunda sp.Panicum sp. and cvs.Pennisetum sp. and cvs.Penstemon sp. and cvs.Polystichum sp.Ratibida columnifera 'Red Midget'Rudbeckia fulgida 'Goldsturm'Rudbeckia 'Henry Eilers'Rudbeckia trilobaSalvia greggii cvs.Salvia microphylla cvs.Salvia verticillata 'Purple Rain'Schizachyrium scoparium and cvs.Scutellaria sp.Solidago sp. and cvs.Spiranthes 'Chadds Ford'Sorghastrum nutansSporobolus heterolepisThelypteris decursive-pinnataTricyrtis cvs.Verbena 'Homestead Purple'Vernonia sp. and cvs.Wisteria cvs.Woodwardia virginica
Autumn Year Round
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