Diane`s 2015 Catalog

15 Years & Still
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Top: Jayden
Bottom (from left):
Joe, MaKenna, and
Charlie
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To Our Gardening Friends:
It has been a whirlwind of 15 years. We expanded again!! We now have three
connected greenhouses. I can’t wait to get into the greenhouse and start planting,
and watch the amazing colors take shape. I have new workshops we are going to
try this year! And some “Make and Take,” workshops!! Hopefully, there will be some
interest. They are geared toward adults as well as children. I hope this is the funniest
year we have ever had at the greenhouse.
“LIKE,” us on Facebook!! We have many giveaways on Facebook. And Facebook
is the place to hear all the latest info on the workshops and “Make and Take,” it
workshops.
Thank you to all of our loyal customers, new and old!
Now let’s get planting! Diane
2015 Perennial of the Year
Geranium, Biokovo
This hardy geranium
is known for it’s
groundcover beauty. It
will look good all season
with little maintenance.
In early summer, white
flowers with pink begin
to appear and continue
to bloom sporadically.
The fragrant, glossy green
foliage takes on reddish
tints in fall. You can plant
this perennial in full sun,
but it will bloom longer in
afternoon shade.
Height: 10”, Width:
2-3’ Zone: 4-8
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Ribbon Cutting
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About
Diane’s Greenhouse
Diane’s Greenhouse is a family owned
business. We started our greenhouse in
2000. With only a thought and a prayer,
and no experience, we knew we could do
this. Our goal is to serve the customer
with superior service. We strive for the
highest quality plants you can find. We will
continue to educate ourselves, and you, on
having the best possible flower beds and
containers possible.
We hope you feel, a little more like a
pro, at the end of each season.
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Mother’s Day
Wine Tasting
May 9-10, 2015
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Saturday 11 a.m. - 4 p.m.
Sunday 12 p.m. - 4 p.m.
Join Diane’s Greenhouse and Nissen Wine on
Mother's Day weekend for a special wine tasting.
Enjoy the beautiful flowers and garden decor as
you taste the vintages Nissen’s has to offer. Come
and join us for a great time.
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2015–the Year of FUN!
Check Out these Workshops
NEW! Make it & Take
it Workshops will be held
in spring, fall and Christmas.
There will be workshops on
making your own basket
or containers. Kids can also
make a container, fairy
gardens, fall containers,
pumpkins with succulants,
scarecrows, Christmas wreaths
and gingerbread houses
for the kids. And so many
more I haven’t listed. The
best way to get the latest info on workshops will be through Facebook. I have some
great workshops planned that will be a lot of fun! Follow us on Facebook for more
workshops for fall and Christmas!
All adult and kids sessions include refreshments. Adults also have the
chance to win a gift card! We ask that you register ahead of time, but we will try to
accommodate walk-ins. To register:
`E-mail
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on Facebook – Dianes Greenhouse
`Call
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SEPT. 12–MAKE & TAKE SCARECROW:
We provide scarecrow head, straw and a
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Diane’s Favorite
NEW
Perennials
Bee Balm, Cherry Pops
Coral Bells, Peach Flambe
Echinacea, Salsa Red
Nepeta, Cat’s Meow
APRIL 11–MAKE AND TAKE FAIRY
GARDEN FOR KIDS
`2
Sessions: 9 a.m. and 11 a.m.
`$19.99
fee includes container, soil,
stones, 1 plant 1 fairy of choice and
$10 credit toward fairy garden items of
choice.
APRIL 11–MAKE AND TAKE FAIRY
GARDEN WOODEN BOX
`2
Sessions: 9 a.m. and 11 a.m.
`$29.99
fee includes 10x14”, wooden box,
soil, stones, 2 plants, 1 fairy of choice
and $12 credit toward fairy garden items
of choice.
SUNDAY NOON TO 5 P.M.
Phlox, Glamour Girl
Russian Sage, Peek-A-Blue
place to leave the mess. All day.
`$20
fee
SEPT. 19–MAKE & TAKE SCARECROW:
We provide scarecrow head, straw and a
place to leave the mess. All day.
`$20
fee
Salvia, Sensation Deep Rose
SEPT. 19–MAKE & TAKE BROOM
SCARECROW: We provide broom and all
pieces. All day.
`$20
fee
Sedum, Sunsparkler, Firecracker
SEPT. 26–MAKE & TAKE SCARECROW:
We provide scarecrow head, straw and a
Yarrow, Vintage Violet
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Cant Miss 2015
NEW
Annuals
Make sure you fertilizer
your containers every week with
“Daniels,” fertilizer. It will make
a difference. And in the heat of
summer, water your containers 2-3
times per day. Keep the soil moist.
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2015 Workshops
place to leave the mess. All day.
`$20
fee
SEPT. 26–MAKE & TAKE 16”, FALL
CONTAINER: We provide container, soil
and plant material. Sessions at 9 a.m. and
11 a.m.
`$29
fee
OCT. 3–MAKE
& TAKE
16”, FALL
CONTAINER:
We provide
container,
soil and plant
material.
Sessions at 9
a.m. and 11 a.m.
`$29
fee
DEC. 5–MAKE AND TAKE HOLIDAY
HANGING BASKET: Holiday hanging
basket with bling or with snowman.
Sessions at 9 a.m., 11 a.m. and 1 p.m.
`$49
or $69 fee
OCT. 3–MAKE & TAKE PUMPKIN WITH
SUCCULENTS: We provide pumpkin and
succulents. Sessions at 9 a.m. and 11 a.m.
`$20
fee
OCT. 3–MAKE & TAKE HYDRANGEA
CANDY CORN HANGER: We provide all
supplies. Sessions at 9 a.m. and 11 a.m.
`$29
fee
Lantana, Marmalade
OCT. 3–KIDS SESSION: Make and take
a planted pumpkin, painting pumpkin or
stake a pumpkin.
`$10
fee
Torenia, Kauai Lemon Drop
OCT. 10–KIDS SESSION: Make and take
a planted pumpkin, painting pumpkin or
stake a pumpkin.
`$10
fee
Wave Petunia, Velour Burgundy
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DEC. 5–MAKE AND TAKE GINGERBREAD
HOUSE: Sessions at 9 a.m., 11 a.m. and 1
p.m.
`$20
fee
DEC. 12–MAKE AND TAKE PORCH POT:
Holiday hanging basket with bling or with
snowman. Sessions at 9 a.m., 11 a.m. and 1
p.m.
`$49
or $69 fee
DEC. 12–MAKE AND TAKE WREATH:
Sessions at 9 a.m., 11 a.m. and 1 p.m.
`$20
fee for plain with bow
`$30
fee for
cones, pods
and berries
DEC. 12–MAKE
AND TAKE
GRINCH TREE:
Sessions at 9
a.m., 11 a.m. and
1 p.m.
`$20
fee
OCT. 10–MAKE
& TAKE 16”, FALL
CONTAINER:
We provide
container,
soil and plant
material.
Sessions at 9
a.m. and 11 a.m.
`$29
fee
Salvia, Heatwave Brilliance
NOV. 21–MAKE
AND TAKE
CENTERPIECE:
Great for your
Thanksgiving
table or a
hostess gift.
Sessions at 9
a.m. and 11 a.m.
`$29
fee
DEC. 12–MAKE AND TAKE GINGERBREAD
HOUSE: Sessions at 9 a.m., 11 a.m. and 1
p.m.
`$20
fee
DEC. 19–MAKE AND TAKE GRINCH
TREE: Sessions at 9 a.m., 11 a.m. and 1 p.m.
`$20
fee
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Landscaping
“Do-it-yourself”, is becoming more popular as each year
goes on. Here, at Diane’s Greenhouse we want you to become
good at landscaping. Bring pictures, measurements, and we will
supply the plan. There’s no charge for the plan when you buy
the plants from us. We will thoroughly teach you how.
If DIY is not for you, than we have a landscaping team
ready to do the work for you. It can’t hurt to get an estimate,
so give us a try. Let us help make your dreams come true.
No job is too big or too small
Diane’s Helpful Hints: Growing Vegetables
Many people have problems with tomato blight during summer.
We have found, if the ground stays consistently moist, you can probably
eliminate blight.
To help keep the ground moist, add two ice cream buckets full of
mushroom compost, plant, and mix into soil well. Plant your tomatoes very
deep, only leaving a few leaves showing on top of the ground.
We also suggest mulching each plant with a 3”, layer of mushroom
compost.
You can use leaves, or something that does not attract heat. Do not
use grass clippings, especially if you treated your lawn for weeds.
We use a soaker hose and leave it running for about eight hours. When
it gets very hot turn on the hose once every five days.
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Achillea, New Vintage Red
Ajuga, Black Scallop
Alcea, Queeny Purple
Achillea, Seduction Sunny (Yarrow)–A compact sturdy habit. Intense lemon yellow to
pastel yellow. Blooms all summer. Deer resistant Sun, Hgt. 20”, Zone 4-9.
Achillea, New Vintage Red (Yarrow)–Many dark red blooms in summer. Excellent
plant for hot, sunny and dry area. Sun, Hgt. 12-14”, Zone 4-9.
Alchemilla, Mollis Thriller
Ajuga, Black Scallop (Bugleweed)–Blooms in early spring. Great leaf color, blue
flowers. Hgt. 4”, Shade, Zone 3-10.
Alcea, Queeny Purple (Hollyhock)–Prolific flowering All American Winner Dwarf
hollyhock. Hgt. 18-24”, Full Sun, Zone 3-8.
Amsonia, Hubrictii Bluestar
Aquilegia, McKana Giants
Alchemilla, Mollis Thriller (Lady’s Mantle)–Clusters of yellow flowers above foliage in
early summer. Excellent foliage. Hgt. 18-24, Shade, Zone 3-8.
Amsonia, Hubrictii Bluestar–Pale blue flowers. Foliage turns bright yellow in fall. Sun,
Hgt. 3’, Zone 4.
Aquilegia, McKana Giants (Columbine)–Blooms in early summer. Many showy blooms
Hgt. 16-18”, Full Sun, Zone 4-9.
Aquilegia, Songbird Goldfinch (Columbine)–Large, 3”, showy lgt. yellow blooms in
spring. Sun to shade, Hgt. 24”, Zone 3-9.
Aralia, Sun King (Japanese Spikenard)–A hardy tropical bright gold plant for the
shade. Shade, Hgt. 3’, Zone 3-9.
Aquilegia, Songbird Goldfinch
Aralia, Sun King
Asclepias, Tuberosa (Silkwood)–Blooms in summer. Brilliant orange flowers. Late to
break dormancy. Hgt. 40”, Full Sun, Zone 4.
Aster, Purple–Great fall color. Mix with mums and other asters. Long bloom time in
fall. Hgt. 15, Full Sun, Zone 3.
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Diane’s Greenhouse Recommends: Mushroom Compost
Totally organic rich dark mixture of wheat straw, peat moss, cottonseed meal, gypsum, lime and chicken
litter. This combination is superior to other compost.
`Compost
will keep the ground temperature cooler
`Top
dress all containers, existing flower beds and
and help add moisture.
trees.
`Work
in 2-3”, layer when planting a new tree, add a
`Add
a 1 gallon bucket of mushroom compost/
2 gallon bucket full.
perennial.
`Add
a 2”, layer to large (whiskey barrel size)
`The
end of June (after soil temps heat up) mulch
containers.
each vegetable plant with a 1”, layer of mushroom
compost.
`Add
a 5 qt. ice cream bucket full/vegetable plant.
Astilbe, Delft Lace
Astilbe, Delft Lace (False Spirea)–Blue green foliage, Peach/pink flowers, More sun
tolerant than others. Shade, Hgt. 24”, Zone 3-8.
Bergenia, Pink Dragonfly (Pig Squeak)–Narrow leaves, with brillant purple winter color.
Bright pink flowers in early summer. Shade, Hgt. 16”, Zone 4-8.
Baptisia, Australis
Baptisia, Australis (False Indigo)–2010 Perennial of the Year.Native perennial Indigo
blue flowers in spring. Hgt. 3-4’ Sun, Zone 3-9.
Bergenia, Magic Giant (Saxifraga)–Round evergreen foliage. Pink flower clusters. Shade
to Part Shade, Hgt. 9-12”, Zone 3-9.
Brunnera, Jack Frost (Heartleaf)–Sky blue flowers in spring. Great looking plant.
Awesome foliage. Part to Full Shade, Hgt. 9-12”, Zone 3-9.
Bergenia, Pink Dragonfly
Bergenia, Magic Giant
Brunnera, Jack Frost
Campanula, Purple Sensation
Campanula, Purple Sensation (Bellflower)–Purple/blue flowers dangle on stems most
of summer. Part shade to shade, Hgt. 24”, Zone 4.
Cimicifuga, James Compton (Bugbane)–Dark foliage adds to the soft pink bottlebrush
blooms in fall. Shade, Hgt. 48”, Zone 3-9.
Coreopsis, Moonbeam and Zagreb (Tickseed)–Many yellow flowers in summer.
Excellent performer. Full Sun, Hgt. 15”, Zone 4-9.
Delphinium, Purple Passion–Intense purple flowers with white center. Prefers
afternoon shade. Would benefit from mushroom compost. Sun or part sun, Hgt. 4-5’,
Zone 3-7.
Dianthus, Fire Star (Pinks)–Vivid fire red with deeper crimson flowers. A spicy clove
like scent. A bushy clump of evergreen foliage. Sun, Hgt. 8”, Zone 4-9.
Cimicifuga, James Compton
Dianthus, Firewitch (Carnation Perennial of the Year 2006)–Bright pink spring blooms.
Full Sun, Hgt. 6”, Zone 3-7.
Dianthus, Zing Rose (Carnation)–Large, deep rose-red bloom cover the foliage. Full
Sun, Hgt. 6-8”, Zone 3-9.
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Echinacea, Butterfly Purple Emperor
Echinacea, Cheyenne Spirit
Echinacea, Cleopatra
Echinacea, Julia
Echinacea, Magnus
Eupatorium, Baby Joe
Echinacea, Double Scoop Cranberry
Echinacea, Fatal Attraction
Dicentra, Spectablis (Bleeding Heart)–Chains of pink hearts. An old time favorite.
Great spring time bloomer. Sun or Shade, Hgt. 30”, Zone 3-9.
Echinacea, Butterfly Purple Emperor (Conelfower)–Large, magenta purple flowers in
summer. Blooms in profusion on sturdy stems. Sun, Hgt. 15-18”, Zone 4-8.
Echinacea, Cheyenne Spirit (Coneflower)–Incredible color range of red, orange, yellow.
First year flowering. Deer resistant. Sun, Hgt. 22-30”, Zone 4-9.
Echinacea, Cleopatra (Coneflower)–Vibrant large yellow fragrant flowers in summer.
Compact and stocky. Deer resistant. Sun, Hgt. 16-18”, Zone 4-8.
Gaillardia, Arizonia Sun
Geranium, Perfect Storm
Echinacea, Double Scoop Cranberry (Coneflower)–Amazing raspberry color, Deadhead
to prolong, bloom. Deer resistant &, attracts butterflies. Sun, Hgt. 24”, Zone 4-9.
Echinacea, Fatal Attraction (Coneflower)–Outstanding vivid purple-pink flowers midsummer. Many daisy like petals. Sun, Hgt. 26”, Zone 3-8.
Echinacea, Julia (Coneflower)–Glowing tangerine flowers in summer. Very strong
stems. Compact and stocky plants. Sun, Hgt. 16-18”, Zone 4-8.
Echinacea, Magnus (Coneflower)–Very popular and hardy. Intense rose/pink bloom.
Takes drought well. Sun, Hgt. 35”, Zone 4-9.
Geranium, Rozanne
Grass, Autumn Red
Perennials to Attract
Butterflies
Ascelpias
Aster
Astilbe
Catmint
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Joe Pye weed
Eupatorium, Baby Joe (Snakeroot)–Purplish-red flowers Easy to grow. Great edition.
Full to part sun, Hgt. 30”, Zone 4-9.
Gaillardia, Arizonia Sun (Blanket Flower)–Bright yellow/red flowers. Excellent
landscape plant. Full Sun, Hgt. 12”, Zone 2-10.
Geranium, Perfect Storm (Cranesbill)–A compact mound of velvety green foliage.
Magenta pink blooms in summer. Sun to part sun, Hgt. 12”, Zone 4-8.
Geranium, Rozanne (Cranesbill)–Perennial of the Year 2008 Full to Part Sun Hgt. 18-20’,
Zone 4-8.
Grass, Autumn Red–Plumes in mid-summer. An excellent grass for fall color. Full to
Part Sun, Hgt. 5’, Zone 4-9.
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Diane’s Helpful Hints: Caring for Perennials
I get asked all the time, how to take care of perennials, once the
customer gets them home. You must water the containers every day until
you plant them. You can keep them alive all summer, in the container,
but it’s more work. So the sooner you plant them, the easier it is for you.
Make sure the soil is well worked up, and we recommend adding a 1 gallon
container of mushroom compost to the hole, and working it into the soil.
Plant your perennial into this mixture. Then water well.
You will have to water this plant 1”, of water at least once a week.
When it starts to get into the heat of summer, water twice a week. Sometimes time can get away from us, but the plants still need water. You can
plant all summer and fall, you just have to remember to water your plants.
When the weather starts to cool off in the fall, the ground needs to stay
moist. After a hard frost, cover your perennials with a 3-4”, layer of mulch.
Leaves and mushroom compost work well.
Grass, Cheyenne Sky (Panicum)–Red Switch Grass Blue/green foliage turns wine red in
early summer. Purple flower heads. Sun, Hgt. 3’, Zone 4-9.
Grass, Elijah Blue–The best blue grass. Forms a dense mound. Sun to shade, Hgt. 10”,
Zone 4-8.
Grass, Hakonechloa, Aureola–Green and yellow variegated grass forms a golden
waterfall. Reddish pink in the fall. Sun to part sun, Hgt. 14”, Zone 5-9.
Grass, Elijah Blue
Grass, Hameln–Bottlebrush plumes fill the plant in the summer. Full Sun, Hgt. 2-3’,
Zone 5-9.
Grass, Hardy Pampas–Blooms late summer. Feathery white plumes. Very popular for
winter interest. Blue/green foliage. Hgt. 5-6’, Zone 5-10.
Grass, Indian Warrior (Andropogon)–Big Bluestem - A tall upright grass of green
foliage that turns red to smoky purple mid summer. Sun, Hgt. 5-6’, Zone 3-9.
Grass, Cheyenne Sky
Grass, Hakonechloa, Aureola
Grass, Hameln
Grass, Hardy Pampas
Grass, Karley Rose–Dusty rose bottlebrush plumes most of the summer. Great grass.
Full Sun, Hgt. 3’, Zone 5-9.
Grass, Karl (Calamagrostis)–Feather Reed Grass Compact and upright. Wheat like seed
heads in summer. Most popular. Sun, Hgt. 4’, Zone 4-8.
Grass, Rain Dance (Andropogon)–Big Bluestem Red tipped turning to maroon in fall.
Red flowers on red stems. Sun, Hgt. 5-6’, Zone 3-8.
Helleborus, Anna’s Red (Lenten Rose)–Profuse bloomer. Dark purple-red flowers in
spring. Can handle deep shade. Shade to part shade, Hgt. 18-24”, Zone 4-9.
Hemerocallis, Adorable Tiger (Premium Daylily)–Golden orange 4-5”, flowers with red
eye with red edge Fragrant and blooms in July. Sun, Hgt. 26”, Zone 3-9.
Grass, Indian Warrior
Hemerocallis, Berrylicious (Daylily)–Reblooming daylily. Blooms June-Sept. Apple red
with dark edges. Sun, Hgt. 12-30”, Zone 3-9.
Hemerocallis, Blackberry Sherbert (Daylily)–Easy and once established this plant is
drought tolerant. Gold with red eye. Sun, Hgt. 24”, Zone 3-9
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Hemerocallis, Pardon Me
Hemerocallis, Cherokee Star
Hemerocallis, Desert Flame
Hemerocallis, Going Bananas
Hemerocallis, Moses Fire
Hemerocallis, Purple D’Oro
Hemerocallis, Red Hot Returns
Hemerocallis, Stella D’Oro
Heuchera, Fire Alarm
Heuchera, Pear Crisp
Hemerocallis, Cherokee Star (Daylily)–Premium Daylily. Incredible, huge 7”, cherry red
blooms in summer. Impressive in the garden. Sun, Hgt. 32”, Zone 3-9.
Hemerocallis, Desert Flame (Daylily)–Premium variety. Large, flaming red-orange
blooms. Reblooms. Can’t miss this one in the garden. Sun, Hgt. 36”, Zone 3-9.
Hemerocallis, Ruby Stella
Heuchera, Berry Timeless
Hemerocallis, Going Bananas (Daylily)–Large flowers & nearly continuous bloom.
Lemon flowers. Still blooming after others are done. Sun, Hgt. 20”, Zone 4-9.
Hemerocallis, Moses Fire (Daylily)–Double deep red flowers Early and profuse
bloomer second blooms end of summer. Sun, Hgt. 22”, Zone 4-9.
Hemerocallis, Pardon Me (Daylily)–3”, Cranberry red flowers from mid-July to midOctober. A very nice daylily. Award Winner. Sun, Hgt. 18”, Zone 3-9.
Heucheralla, Sweet Tea
Hibiscus, Cranberry Crush
Hemerocallis, Purple D’Oro (Daylily)–Soft purple flowers. Profusion of flowers.
Everblooming. Full Sun, Hgt. 18”, Zone 3-9.
Hemerocallis, Red Hot Returns (Daylily)–Brilliant cherry red blooms all summer. Easy
to grow. Hgt. 24-28”, Zone 4-9, Sun Premium Variety.
Hemerocallis, Ruby Stella (Daylily)–Vibrant wine-red blooms. Blooms all season.
Another great “Stella.”, Full Sun, Hgt. 12-22”, Zone 4-11.
Hibiscus, Midnight Marvel
Hosta, Dream Weaver
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Hemerocallis, Stella D’Oro (Daylily)–Blooms all season long. Most popular daylily.
re-bloomer. Full Sun, Hgt. 15”, Zone 2-9.
Heuchera, Berry Timeless (Coral Bells)–Everblooming. A profusion of light pink
flowers in spring continue into summer. Sun to part sun, Hgt. 18”, Zone 4-9.
Heuchera, Fire Alarm (Coral Bells)–One of the best reds. A full, dense mound of red
foliage. Dark red stems carry pink flowers in summer. Sun to part sun, Hgt. 10”, Zone 4-9.
Heuchera, Pear Crisp (Coral Bells)–Chartreuse foliage is more yellow when planted in
morning sun. Protect from afternoon sun. Ivory flowers. Hgt. 10”, Zone 4-9.
Heucheralla, Sweet Tea (Coral Bells)–Apricot orange in spring. Darkens to coppery
orange to russet in summer. Heat tolerant. Sun or shade, Hgt. 20”, Zone 4 - 9.
Hibiscus, Cranberry Crush (Hardy Mallow)–Large dinner plate size scarlet flowers in
mid summer. Very easy. Sun, Hgt. 48”, Zone 4-9.
Hibiscus, Midnight Marvel (Rose Mallow)–Large 9”, scarlet red flowers. Deep wine red
foliage. Very long bloomer. Sun, Hgt. 4’, Zone 4-9.
Hosta, Dream Weaver–Premium hosta. Large blue/green leaves. White flowers in
summer. shade to part shade, Hgt. 30”, Zone 3-9.
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Diane’s Helpful Hints: Creating a Hanging basket
1. Select a beautiful basket!
2. Baskets in the sun all day, need more water. In the heat of summer, you will probably need
to water your basket twice a day. A good rule to follow is if it’s 75 degrees you will probably
be watering once every day-thoroughly. If it’s 85 degrees or warmer you will be watering
thoroughly twice a day. Once in the morning and also late afternoon or evening.
3. Water your basket thoroughly. Use at least an ice cream bucket full of water/basket.
Sometimes you should repeat this.
4. Fertilize-Diane likes “Daniels,” fertilizer. Fertilize on a regular basis. (once a week) The large
baskets eat up a lot of fertilizer, so don’t overlook this step. Or top dress with a slow release
fertilizer. You should repeat this application about mid July.
5. Add ½”, cocoa bean mulch or mushroom compost for top dress. This will help hold in the
moisture on those hot, windy days.
Hosta, Empress Wu–Biggest leafed hosta on the market. Large blue/green leaves.
Prefers moist soil. Use mulch, Shade, Hgt. 36”, Zone 3-8.
Hosta, Guardian Angel–Large, thick, blue-green leaves with a white center. Light
lavender flowers in the summer. Shade, Hgt. 2’, Zone 3-9.
Hosta, Hudson Bay–Wide, bright blue edges with apple green and creamy white
centers. Near white flowers. Shade to part shade, Hgt. 24”, Zone 3-9.
Hosta, Guardian Angel
Hosta, Ivory Queen–Blue/green edges with creamy white centers. Pale lavender
flowers. Shade to part shade, Hgt. 12”, Zone 3-9.
Lamium, Pink Pewter (Dead Nettle)–Nearly silver leaves with pink flowers. Also use in
containers. Sun to Shade, Hgt. 6”, Zone 3-8.
Lamiastrum, Herman’s Pride (Archangel)–Blooms in spring. Yellow flowers. Very hardy.
Sun to Shade, Hgt. 12”, Zone 3-9.
Hosta, Empress Wu
Hosta, Hudson Bay
Hosta, Ivory Queen
Lamium, Pink Pewter
Lamiastrum, Herman’s Pride
Leucanthemum, Whoops A Daisy
Liatris, Kobold
Ligularia, Bottle Rocket
Lobelia, Cardinalis
Lupins
Leucanthemum, Whoops A Daisy (Shasta Daisy)–Full 3-4’ white blossoms. This mound
of white in summer. Sun, Hgt. 15”, Zone 5-9.
Liatris, Kobold (Blazing Star)–Rose/lavender flower spikes Blooms in summer. Full Sun,
Hgt. 2’, Zone 3-9.
Ligularia, Bottle Rocket (Golden Ray)–Thick, serrated, green leaves with mustard
flower spikes in summer. Holds up well in summer heat. Shade, Hgt. 28-34”, Zone 4-9.
Ligularia, Midnight Lady (Leopard Plant)–Purple/black leaves with bright yellow
flowers in mid summer. Prefers moist soil. Shade, Hgt. 3’ Zone 3-9.
Ligularia, Osiris Café Noir (Golden Ray)–Foliage emerges dark then to green with red
veins in summer. Shade, Hgt. 20”, Zone 4-9.
Lobelia, Cardinalis (Cardinal Flower)–A native flower. Likes moist conditions. Attracts
butterflies-hummingbirds. Good late season red color Sun, Hgt. 3-4’, Zone 3-9.
Lupins–Large flower heads, Plant in afternoon shade, Flowers in early summer, Sun to
part sun, Hgt. 18-24”, Zone 4-6.
Ligularia, Midnight Lady
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Monarda, Pardon My Purple
Malva, Zebrina
Monarda, Pardon My Pink
Oenothera, Macrocarpa
Papaver, Beauty of Livermore
Nepeta, Purrsian Blue
Nepeta, Walker’s Low
Malva, Zebrina (Mallow)–Blooms in early summer. Heat and drought tolerant. Full Sun,
Hgt. 36”, Zone 4-8.
Monarda, Pardon My Pink (Bee Balm)–A petite variety. Medium pink flowers in
summer. Very mildew resistant. Comes in pink or purple Sun, Hgt. 10”, Zone 4-9.
Monarda, Pardon My Purple (Bee Balm)–A compact mounding clump of fuchsia
purple flowers will cover this plan in summer. Deer resistant. Sun, Hgt. 10-12”, Zone 4-9.
Nepeta, Purrsian Blue (Catmint)–Grows fast and very hardy. Nearly doubles it’s size in
two years. Periwinkle flowers for months. A dwarf variety. Sun, Hgt. 14-18”, Zone 3-8.
Penstemon, Dark Towers
Penstemon, Husker Red
Nepeta, Walker’s Low (Catmint)–Perennial of the Year 2007. Soft lavender flowers. Full
Sun, Hgt. 2-3’, Zone 3-8.
Oenothera, Macrocarpa (Evening Primrose)–Many yellow blooms. Drought and heat
tolerant, Full to Part Sun, Hgt. 12”, Zone 4-9.
Papaver, Beauty of Livermore (Oriental Poppy)–Deep oxblood red flowers that
measure 4-6.”, One of the best red poppies. Sun, Hgt. 30”, Zone 3-7.
Penstemon, Dark Towers (Beardtongue)–Foliage is deep wine. Massive amount of
lavender pink flowers in summer. Sun, Hgt. 36”, Zone 3-8.
Penstemon, Husker Red (Beard Tongue)–Bright purple foliage loaded with white
bloom. Full to Part Sun, Hgt. 30”, Zone 4-9.
Phlox, David
Phlox, David (Garden Phlox)–Perennial of the Year 2002 Large white flower heads. Full
Sun, Hgt. 40”, Zone 3-9.
Diane’s Helpful Hints: Choose Deer Resistant Perennials
These plants are known to be less appealing to deer. Deer may ignore certain plants one year and munch away on them the following year.
Sun Perennials
Artemisia
Bittersweet
Boston Ivy
Columbine
Coreopsis
Echinacea
Geranium
Grapes
Grasses
Lambs Ear
Lavender
Liatris
Monarda
Nepeta
Peony
Red Hot Poker
Russian Sage
Sedum
Silver Lace Vine
Stachys
Thyme
Trumpet Vine
Yarrow
Shade Perennials
Aconitum
Ajuga
Astilbe
Cimicifuga
Ferns
Foxglove
Helleborus
Lamium
Lamiustrum
Lily of the Valley
Lungwort
Coreopsis, Zagreb
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Perennials to Attract
Hummingbirds
Bee Balm
Catmint
Coral Bells
Dianthus
Hibiscus
Liatris
Lilies
Lupines
Trumpet
Vine
Honeysuckle
Hollyhock
Columbine
Penstemon
Salvia
Sedum
Phlox, Flame Pink
Rudbeckia, Goldstrum
Phlox, North Hills
Russian Sage, Atriplicifolia
Potentilla, Arc en Ciel
Phlox, Flame Pink (Garden Phlox Dwarf)–Thickly packed clusters of rosy/pink flowers
in summer. Mildew resistant. Hgt. 16, Sun, Zone 4-8.
Salvia, May Night
Phlox, North Hills (Creeping Phlox)–Bright white flowers with a prominent violet
purple eye. Rebloomer! Excellent ground cover. Sun, Hgt. 4-6”, Zone 2-9.
Potentilla, Arc en Ciel (Cinquefoil)–Dark wine-red flowers. Blooms profusely all
summer. Full Sun, Hgt. 24”, Zone 3-8.
Rudbeckia, Goldstrum (Coneflower)–Blooms midsummer. Deep yellow daisy blooms.
Full Sun, Hgt. 24”, Zone 4-10.
Salvia, Caradonna
Salvia, Sensation Sky Blue
Scabiosa, Butterfly Blue
Sedum, Autumn Fire
Sedum, Pinky Grey
Sedum, Sunsparkler Cherry Tart
Russian Sage, Atriplicifolia–Blooms late summer. Airy lavender blue. Full Sun, Hgt. 36”,
Zone 4-9.
Salvia, Caradonna (Meadow Sage)–Deep violet blue spikes in spring into summer.
Looks good with coreopsis. Easy to grow. Hgt. 18, Sun, Zone 4-9.
Salvia, May Night (Meadow Sage)–Perennial of the Year 1997 Blooms early summer.
Full Sun, Hgt. 14-18”, Zone 3-8.
Salvia, Sensation Sky Blue–A great new Salvia. Grows vigorously to form a nice mound
of color. Blue violet flower spikes in spring and could rebloom in fall. Sun, Hgt. 9-10”,
Zone 3-8.
Scabiosa, Butterfly Blue (Pincushion)–Perennial of the Year 2000. Lavender blue
flowers. Full Sun, Hgt. 15”, Zone 3-9.
Sedum, Autumn Fire (Stonecrop)–Pink to bronze flowers Blooms late summer. Out
performs other sedums. Full Sun, Hgt. 24”, Zone 3-9.
Sedum, Pinky Grey (Stonecrop)–A dwarf selection. Grey green foliage with dark red
edges. Great for the rock garden, Sun, Hgt. 8”, Zone 3-8.
Sedum, Sunsparkler Cherry Tart (Stonecrop)–Cherry red tinted foliage. Short and
mounding. Clusters of pink flowers in fall. Sun, Hgt. 4-6”, Zone 4-9.
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Roses
Remember: Roses
Love Fertilizer
Sedum, Sunsparkler Dazzleberry
Sedum, Vera Jameson
Sempervivum
Stachys, Helene Von Stein
Roses can’t be beat. They give you a
lot of color and most are very easy to care
for. The easiest roses to take care of are
“Knock Out”, and “Home Run”, roses.
“Ketchup and Mustard”, is bold and
beautiful!! The brightest red and a bold
yellow are on this Floribunda rose. Growth
is medium, bushy and rounded. Fragrance
is mild.
“Neil Diamond”, rose. Get your
shovels out and prepare the best spot in
the garden. Sizable flowers and long stems
make a great cut flower. Intense floral
aroma. Growth is tall and upright.
“Take it Easy”, relax and enjoy. This
rose is naturally disease resistant. Classic red
color on this blooming machine!! Growth
is medium, upright and bushy. Slight tea
fragrance. A mix of a floribunda/shrub rose.
Tradescantia, Concord Grape
Stachys, Hummelo
Sedum, Sunsparkler Dazzleberry (Stonecrop)–A low growing clump of
smoky blue-grey foliage. Giant 6-8”, clusters of raspberry flowers in fall.
Sun, Hgt. 6-8”, Zone 4-9.
Ketchup & Mustard
Sedum, Vera Jameson (Stonecrop)–Gray/green foliage turns burgundy
during the summer. Pink flowers in late summer. Drought tolerant Sun,
Hgt. 12”, Zone 3-9.
Sempervivum (Hen and Chicks)–Multi-color rosettes of baby “chicks”,
Takes drought well. Use on roofs. Full Sun, Hgt. Groundcover, Zone 4.
Veronica, Baby White
Stachys, Helene Von Stein (Lamb’s Ear)–Velvety soft green leaves.
Good addition to garden because of the different texture and color.
Sun, Hgt. 10”, Zone 4-8.
Stachys, Hummelo (Betony)–Lamb’s ear is its cousin. A very hardy,
showy, flowering lamb’s ear. Bushy pink flower spikes in summer. Sun,
Hgt. 18-20”, Zone 4-8.
Neil Diamond
Tradescantia, Concord Grape (Spiderwort)–Blooms in summer. Very
good bloomer. Vibrant red purple flowers. Sun to Part Sun, Hgt. 15”,
Zone 3-10.
Veronica, Baby White (Speedwell)–Pure white flower spikes in summer.
Always add white to a perennial garden. Sun, Hgt. 12-16”, Zone 4-8.
Veronica, Purpleicious
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most of summer. Good addition to the garden. Sun, Hgt. 20”, Zone 4.
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Trees You can’t go wrong with fresh fruit!
FRUIT
Peach
Ninebark Tree
Apple
`Bailey
Hardy
`Summer
Wine
`Cortland
`Empire
`Fireside
`Contender
Peashrub
Pear
`Peashrub,
weeping
`Caragana,
weeping
`Frostbite
`Harelred
`Honeycrisp
`Honeygold
`Liberty
`Mcintosh
`Snowsweet
`Zestar
Apricot
`Moongold
`Sungold
Cherry
`Mesabi
`North
Star
`Sweetheart
`Sweet
Cherry Pie
`D’Anjou
`Luscious
`Parker
Plum
`Pipestone
`Superior
ORNAMENTAL
Dogwood
`Venus
Hydrangea Tree
Serviceberry
`Autumn
Brilliance
Clump
Willow
`Arctic
Blue
weeping
SHADE
Ash
`Limelight
`Passionate
`Pee
Gee
`Cardinal
Royal
Mountain Ash
`Tickled
Pink
`Vanilla
Strawberry
`Clump
`Whitespire
`Royal
Frost
`Royal
Frost Clump
`River
Birch Clump
Lilac Tree
`Dwarf
Korean
`Snowdance
Trees require 20 gal.
of water per week
Shrubs require 10 gal.
of water per week
Birch
Elm
`Red
Rocket
Ornamental Pear
`Cathedral
`Autumn
Blaze
`Crusader
`Red
Sunset
`Royal
Red
`Scarlet
Jewell
Linden
`Sienna
Glen
`Siouxland
Poplar
`Greenspire
Oak
Prunus (Cherry)
Crab
Maple
`Sandcherry
`Camelot
`Prairifire
`Spring
Snow
`Sugar
Thyme
`Autumn
Blaze
`Burgundy
Belle
`Emerald
Lustre
`Matador
`Bur
`Red
`Swamp
White
`Minnesota
`Shiloh
Splash
Hawthorn
Poplar
`Quaking
Aspen
Redbud
Willow
`Prairie
Cascade
Diane’s Helpful Hints: Trees & Shrubs
`Trees
require 20 gallons of
water/week
`Shrubs
require 10 gallons/week
`Add
a gallon bucket of mushroom compost
to each vegetable plant. Also, mulch With a 3”,
layer. You’ll be amazed with the results. Less
disease and more fruit!
`When
planting a new tree, cover the trunk
with a white, Perforated tree protector. This
will protect the tree for the winter, and against
rabbits. Leave on all year, until the tree forms
it’s real bark.
– A Great Gift
`When
you purchase a tree or shrub, be sure
to water the container every day. The tree or
shrub must get planted wet! If it’s a hot windy
day, water the container first, dig your hole and
plant your item. Water the tree or shrub thoroughly. Keep the root ball of the tree or shrub
moist. It helps to mulch your tree, to keep the
moisture in the ground. We also recommend
to incorporate one package of Soil Moist in the
soil at time of planting. Most problems come
from under watering or over watering.
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