Superior German selection with large clear yellow-orange flowers thick gray-green foliage especially attractive as turns red orange in fall. This is consistently the best performer in our gardens among the numerous hybrids and species we maintain.
$25.00
"Golden English Ivy" Glossy new leaves a bright yellow, fading to a deep leathery green--sometimes a bit of tip pruning helps this reliable golden workhouse more quickly branch to fully cover a wall or topiary form. Most remarkably the leathery foliage does not burn in our Zone 6b winter, even when cloaking a concrete ...
$5.75
Nearly triangular, dark green leaves deeply grooved; the unique three-cornered leaves are held rigidly in two ranks on stiff erect stems. Quite Evergreen when used as a shrublet in Zone 6 (our zone). Quite a surprise to many gardeners who do not think of "ivies" including rockery shrubs; even more amusing when planted ...
$5.00
Dark large leaves with attractive veining and one very long "Nose" of a central lobe! Fast growing and most willing to create a "shingle" effect as indicated by the photo here, taken along our alley of this cultivar colonizing the trunk of a young "Dawn Redwood" tree.
$3.75
Conspicuously veined down-curved fat pointed fingers are slightly furled on ascending stems. A sport of 'Filigran' so popular for its shrubby leathery nature and self-heading vigor that it deserved a name.
$5.00
Small black-green leaves centered yellow; this is an unusually winter tolerant variety, surviving in Michigan. Unlike most ivies, this ancient cultivar plods along up the wall without branching unless you pinch out the lead tip--thus more labor intensive than other winter hardy types; and thus never recommended as a gr...
$5.25
See 1995 Ivy Jorunal, Vol 21, pp 19. Heavily textured extremely small elongated leaves with irregular variegation. At first view does not seem to be an Ivy as the shingled frosted leaves are softly lobed, if lobed at all. Has proven to be quite winter hardy here in Ohio if situated out of winter sun and out of any poss...
$7.25
Large very curled, fluted lobes; fast, easy grower quite effective as a large hanging basket subject. A vigorous outdoor carpeter for us in Z6b
$5.50
"Gnome Ivy" Very tiny triangular round lobed arrowhead outlined leaves of blackish green thickly shingled on slim dark stems, maroon when young, heading in very straight lines, but branching at most nodes when in a brightly lit situation; very winter hardy selection from Spetchley Park in England. Extremely popular as ...
$5.00
Lustrous large deep green leaves--popular outdoor groundcover. Best choice for a groundcover or wall cover in our climate, maintaining a deep rich color (purple tones often appear with chill) all winter with very minor wind burn. Indeed, customers in Alaska report that it remains evergreen even there if protected suffi...
$4.00
Thickly veined elongated leaves with spear lobes--formerly offered as H. h. 'Monstrose'. The "Bamboo-leaved Ivy" as the conspicuous raised veins run parallel until they reach the tips of the long twisted lobes. Unique.
$4.75
Girard Nursery's name for this sophisticated "Bonsai Ivy" with each tiny deeply cut leather leaf segment (typically five lobes) entwined short stems studded with foliaged spur growths. Very small tuffets develop--thus a terrarium favortire as well.
$5.75
Stout stems hold thick textured glaucous green cupped leaves liberally streaked with cream. Although a bit reluctant to self-branch, still a dramatic cascading very variegated choice for a hanging basket indoors; furthermore, this dramatic heavily textured showoff has been quite winter tolerant outdoors for us for the ...
$5.50
Distinctive Ivy with beautiful black-green glossy elongate (often rather hastate) leaves. Very popular with serious plant collectors with a more botanic than horticultural bend. Native to limestone cliffs of the Caspian forests in Asia--but definitely not winter hardy in our part of the Ohio River Valley. We offer this...
$10.00
Hybrid of H. coccinea x cornarium with scented salmon orchid mimic flower clusters impressively tip this "Hyperwarp Ginger" tall stalks which are sheathed by white paint splashed coppery leaves; from Dr. Moy of San Antonio Botanic.Gardens. Once established, this tropical appearing ginger has proved winter hardy here (f...
$12.00
Clumps of narrow soft silvery-white leaves thickly clustered on the woody upright clustering stems; excellent in containers especially showy in the winter greenhouse. Foliage intensity can diminish if atmosphere is too humid. Has proven winter hardy in Zb6 if given excellent drainage and full sun.
$4.25
"Chinese Daylily" Very tall six foot stalks present modest rusty yellow flowers with a distinct pastel umber zone on each slim petal; somewhat fragrant at night--blooms into September. Distinct species. [We offer hybrids at the nursery--especially dwarf rebloomers]
$15.00
Golden yellow semi-double flowers. Reliable older variety which we always keep around. This always blooms and always grows well. It has a long blooming period.
$15.00
Native "Sharp Lobed Hepatica" with distinctive three lobed low leaves topped in spring by pearl pink flowers. Prefers lime sweet soil; must have shady location.
$4.25
Rare honeysuckle relative with jasmine-like fragrant flowers in August to late September. Seed capsules are pink bronze and quite lovely. Native to Chekiang Province in China at 3,000 feet. It will grow to 18 feet. Introduced in 1980. Wonderful exfoliating bark is especially wonderful to view during the winter. Thus tr...
$18.00
Winter's hybrid with 4' plus tall stalks producing pure white blossoms up to 15" across. Full sun, wet soils. Remarkable show--best to situate in a spot in your garden close to a path as visitors are so awed by this in bloom that they will trample over anything in order to hold and view a blossom face to face--no amoun...
$12.00
Herbaceous 40 inch tall "Rosemallow" stems cloaked with dark copper burgundy maple shaped leaves and topped with large pale shell pink to white flowers with carmine eyes bleeding into the veins. Stunning Flemming brothers creation, PP#10793
$12.00
[H. paramutabilis x syriacus] Dark green maple-like leaves on woody shrubs blooming from July to frost with pure white flowers with wide carmine eye. Makes a handsome full shrub (with ambitions to become a hibiscus tree as stems are typically not damaged even in sub-zero winters) in our climate with longest blooming se...
$5.25
Strong growing hardy hybrid with giant rose red with pinkish lavender sheened 14" across blossoms over the strong 6' stems and clean, dark foliage; a wet planting site (even in alkaline soil) will encourage it to produce what are considred the largest blossom of its tribe! A H. grandiflorus x mocheutos hybrid from Ying...
$8.00
"Miss Jilene Rose of Sharon" A fabulous introduction from Hillis Nursery in McMinnville. Elongated deeply lobed leaves are broadly margined bright white, perfect with the white Hibiscus blossoms with their carmine eyes. Plant Patent Applied For.
$12.50
White bordered foliage; double red-maroon blossoms never quite open completely, remaining very dark "Chocolate Bonbons" to give a very unique appearance. From UNCR distribution; not vigorous, but certainly a curiosity
$18.50
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This selection of "Rose of Sharon" sports unusually large frilly white flowers with very dramatic scarlet red centers. Heavy bloomer, vigorous grower. A random seedling here which outperforms the named cultivars (such as 'Helene') without fail every season.
$8.50
"Rose of Sharon" selection with rich deep rose red flowers accented with crimson eyes. Very distinct color.
$7.50
"Rose of Sharon" selection with rich deep rose red flowers accented with crimson eyes. Very distinct color. We are currently offering seedlings from this selection at a low price for the cautious beginner, or the collector who wants to take a chance on a new color. Pictures are the same as above because these are a yea...
$3.50
(paramutabilis x syriacus); Ruffled orchid to magenta flowers (much larger than its "Rose of Sharon" parent) with dramatic carmine eye; blooming heavily on dark foliaged woody shrub until frost--this Jim Snyder selection often emerges in very chill springs with faintly variegated leaves.
$5.25
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