VINES
HS001 - Cardinal Climber: Annual vine with
small red flowers. Full sun to part shade
HS002 - Chilean Glory Vine: Annual vine
with orange red flowers.Grows in sun to part shade will grow
10-12 ft. and in zone 8, the roots may overwinter with protection.
HS003 - Cypress
vine: Annual vine with small star shaped flowers and fern'like
leaves. this vine is in the same family as morning glory and
reseeds in my zone 6 garden Full sun to part shade
HS004 - Hyacinth Bean Vine: Annual Purple
flowering vine. Bloom mid summer. Full sun LIMITED
HS005- Morning Glory: Annual vine with
purple and pink flowers. Mid to late summer blooms. Does best
in Full sun LIMITED
HS006 Spanish Flag: tropical annual vine
in full sun but mine blooms well in morning sun and afternoon
shade from 1:00 p.m. on
PERENNIALS
HS007-Agastache rupestris (Licorice Mint) Native to
the southwest so it is very drought and heat tolerant. Light
orange flowers with pale purple buds. hardy to zone 6 with well
drained soil SOLD OUT
HS008-Aquilegia canadensis (Native Eastern Columbine):
Perennial spring blooming columbine. Does well in morning sun
and afternnoon shade. pinching back faded blooms will help to
extend the bloom time. Likes moist but well drained soil
HS009-Hesperaloe parviflora (False Red Yucca): (Licorice
Mint) Native to the southwest so it is very drought and heat
tolerant. Light orange flowers with pale purple buds. hardy
to zone 6 with well drained soil
HS010 - Lobelia Cardinalis (Cardinal Flower): Late summer
bloomer for wet garden areas. Does very well in morning sun
and afternoon shade Keep soil very moist to wet
HS011 - Lobelia syphilitica (Great Blue Lobelia): Another
great perennial for the wetter area of your garden. Blooms in
late summer. Does well in morning sun and afternoon shade. Keep
soil very moist to wet
HS012- Salvia azurea: True blue flowering salvia hardy
to zone 6. Blooms late summer and this one get about 5ft tall
when mature and will need support. Can be kept shorter by pinching
back until June. Will get fuller each summer. Full sun
HS013-Salvia x greggii 'Cherry Chief: Since these seeds
are from my own Cherry Chief plants and were open pollinated
by my hummers and bees, they may not all come true to the parent.
Normally cherry chief grows approx. 3ft. tall and bushy with
red flowers from early summer until frost. It is hardy to zone
7 and zone 6 with added protection and well drained soil.
HS020-Maltese Cross: Perennial Red to orange-Red blooms
in early summer. Sow the small seeds for this perennial (barely
cover them) either indoors in spring or outdoors in spring or
summer. The plants need a sunny location and is hardy in USDA
Zones 3-9. Used by bees, butterflies and hummers Keeping spent
blooms cut off will extend bloom time. LIMITED
ANNUALS
HS014 - Canna: Annual except in the most
extremely warm zones. These are the small flowered cannas that
are favored by hummingbirds. These plants enjoy very moist rich
soil. The rhizomes can be dog up in the fall and dried and overwintered
in peat in a frost free area such as a basement or crawl space
or garage. for replanting in spring.
HS015 - Garden Balsam: Annual tall impatiens.
Avg. ht. 3 ft. mixed colors. Part sun/shade and moist soil is
best
HS016- Salvia Coccinea 'Coral Nymph': Coral Pink and
white bicolor flowers Blooms from mid summer right up to first
frost. Nice contrast with scarlet sage. Full sun LIMITED
HS017- Salvia coccinea 'Forest Fire': Annual season
long bloomer. average height is about 12 inches. with red flowers
and dark stems and calyxes.
HS018- Salvia coccinea 'Lady in Red': bright red flowers
Blooms from mid summer right up to first frost. 12-18 inches
tall. Full sun. LIMITED
HS019 Spotted Jewelweed: A native annual
wildflower that blooms in late summer. Will reseed. This can
grow 4-6 ft. in height and should be direct sown in fall. Needs
cold stratification for proper germination and does best in
shady moist areas.
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