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Verbena hastataBlue Vervain
The tall thin spikes of Blue Vervain grace the wet meadows of the US in July and August. Verbena hastata is a short-lived perennial that readily self sows where happy. A great plant for pond's edge where it seeds in between sedges and rushes and che...
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Verbena strictaHoary Vervain
Whimsical purple flowers top lush green foliage throughout the summer. Found in dry praries and meadows from southern New England to Colorado, south to Florida....
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Verbena x 'Homestead Purple'Rose Verbena
Named by Dr. Alan Armitage, of the University of Georgia. Vigorously
spreading, deep purple clusters from June to November. Excellent clean,
deep green foliage with a trailing habit. Has been surviving the winter here
lately, but it gets a very...
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Verbena x 'Sissinghurst'Sissinghurst Verbena
Clear pink flowers cover this mat-forming selection found at the British garden of the same name. Lovely draping over a wall or the edge of a container, it is also useful for the front of the border, filling around the base of taller perennials. Vig...
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Verbena x 'Snowflurry'Snowflurry Verbena
Clear white flowers cover this easy to grow, somewhat upright perennial all summer. Wonderful at the front of a border or in a container or hanging basket. Spreads well during the season and fills gaps beautifully! A bit hardier than most, Snowflurr...
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Vernonia glaucaUpland Ironweed
A native Pennsylvania plant that is happy in ordinary to dry spots. A bit shorter than V. noveboracensis, and much more adaptable to average garden conditions. Deep purple loose upright flower clusters in August and September are attractive to people...
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Vernonia lettermannii 'Iron Butterfly'Ironweed
This new selection of this Arkansas native comes to us from Dr. Allan Armitage's trials at the University of Georgia. It has lovely fine foliage like Amsonia hubrichtii and is a compact, well-branched and vigorous plant. In late summer it is covered...
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Vernonia noveboracensisNew York Ironweed
Deep purple haze in damp meadows, roadsides and pastures. A lovely native that adapts well to any moist location....
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Veronica spicata 'Goodness Grows'Spiked Speewell
Spikes of violet blue flowers cover low growing, dense foliage in early summer and continue to appear until frost. Flowers like crazy through heat, drought and humidity. Good groundcover and great at the front of the border. A Goodness Grows introduc...
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Veronica spicata 'Red Fox (Rot Fuchs)'Spiked Speedwell
Spikes of violet blue flowers cover low growing, dense foliage in early summer and continue to appear until frost. Great at the front of the border. Flowers are long-lasting cuts and work well in diminutive arrangements....
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Veronica spicata GLORY 'Royal Candles'Spiked Spedwell
Deep blue-purple spikes are decidedly upright and plentiful. This variety is compact and slowly spreading. Superb! ...[ More Info ]
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Veronica x 'Sunny Border Blue'Sunny Border Blue Veronica
Tall spikes of violet blue flowers cover low growing, dense foliage in summer and continue to appear until frost. Flowers are long-lasting cuts and work well in diminutive arrangements. 1993 Perennial Plant of the Year....
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Veronica x longifolia 'Sonja'Sonja Veronica
Butterflies and hummingbirds love Sonja's majestic spikes of red violet on very upright stems in early summer. Taller than the average Veronica, it makes an excellent cut flower and will rebloom throughout the season if spent flowers are removed. Fr...
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Veronica x spicata 'Tickled Pink'Tickled Pink Speedwell
New from Conard-Pyle, this sport of Goodness Grows has spikes of clear pink flowers that cover low growing, dense foliage in early summer and continue to appear until frost. Flowers are long-lasting cuts and work well in diminutive arrangements....
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Veronicastrum virginicumCulver's Root
Big dramatic spikes of white Veronica-like flowers in July and August. Very
tough and long-lasting once established. Found in open woods, moist meadows, and praries east of the Rockies....
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Veronicastrum virginicum 'Lavender Towers (Lavendelturm)'Culver's Root
This Pagels introduction is outstanding! A regal plant that hovers above the border with long spikes of pale purple flowers in mid summer. Whorled foliage provides an interesting foil for early summer bloomers....
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Viola cucullaria 'Purple Showers'Marsh Blue Violet
The "energizer bunny" of Violas. Purple Showers is a clump-forming selection with large, 2 inch long, slightly fragrant flowers that are bright clear purple. They create a dramatic color impact in the spring garden, especially when combined with yell...
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Viola labradoricaLobrador Violet
A slowly spreading native groundcover with purple-tinged leaves creating a tapestry of green and plum. In late spring tiny blue violet flowers sparkle against the dark leaves. Great for planting with spring bulbs or under shade perennials....
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Viola x 'Etain'Etain Viola
A lovely large-flowered pansy with lemon yellow flowers rimmed in deep lavender. Easy to grow and perennial in many locations. They create a subtly beautiful color impact in the spring garden, especially when combined with peach or white tulips. Thou...
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Waldsteinia fragarioidesbarren strawberry, dry strawberry
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Wisteria macrostachya 'Blue Moon'Blue Moon Kentucky wisteria
Selected for excellent winter hardiness and elegant cascades of sweetly scented 12-inch long, lavender-blue pea-like flowers. Clean, medium green foliage is pinnately leaved. Blooms in succession through summer. Ornamental se... [ More Info ]
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Woodwardia virginicaVirginia Chain Fern
Virginia Chain Fern is a great native landscaping fern for those tough areas with moist or saturated soils. Spreading quickly, it provides a dense, weed-resistant groundcover in damp sites or sunny pond edges. It also is beautiful, and less assertive...
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