2022 Dayton Nursery Catalog

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Delphinium Larkspur j p b ? Adds vertical strokes of rich color to the summer garden palette. Use stakes or plant rings to support the tall bloom-covered stalks. Do not cut back until early spring. However, they will re-bloom if cut back hard after first bloom. Blooms in June. Zones 3-9 unless otherwise stated. Cobalt Dreams zones 3-7 Produces strong, tall spires tightly packed with cobalt-blue florets with brightly contrasting white central bees. Height: 48-72”, Spread: 18-24” 021393 C1 $10.99 Delphina™ Dark Blue Black Bee Dark blue-purple flower spikes with a white eye or bee. Removing faded spikes at the base will en courage repeat blooming in fall. Height: 18-20”, Spread: 14-16” 028371 C1 $8.99 Delphina™ Dark Blue White Bee First genetically dwarf Delphinium elatum with a strong flower spike. Blue-purple flowers with white centers appear in June through August, will re bloom with dead heading. Height: 28-36”, Spread: 18-24” 026078 C1 $8.99 Delphina™ Light Blue White Bee zones 4-8 First genetically dwarf Delphinium elatum with exceptionally strong stems. This selection features soft powder blue flower spikes with a bold white eye or bee. Height: 18-20”, Spread: 14-16” 027163 C1 $8.99 Delphina™ Pink White Bee zones 4-9 Genetically dwarf like Delphina Dark Blue but with rose-pink flowers and white centers instead, blooms will start to spike in June through August, will rebloom with dead heading. Height: 18-20”, Spread: 14-16” 031912 C1 $8.99 New Millenium™ Stars zones 3-7 A mix of all the New Millennium Hybrid delphini ums. The flowers will range in color from white to pink to purple and will range in height from 3 to 6 feet. Height: 36-60”, Spread: 18-24” 012139 C1 $9.99 Purple Passion zones 3-7 Intense, deep purple blossoms with a purple and white striped bee. The densely packed flower spikes are produced on very strong stems that do not require staking Height: 4-5’, Spread: 18-24” 010971 C1 $9.99 Stunning coral-red double flowers rising above a compact plant mound of lacy-green foliage compli ments the summertime flower beautifully, provide full sun for best color. Height: 24-27”, Spread: 15 18” 031913 C1 $9.99 Summer Cloud zones 3-7 Like ‘Summer Nights’, the flowers are vibrant deep blue but have a bright white center. It is more heat tolerant and has an earlier bloom time than others. Unlike the tall, spiky varieties, this little beauty forms a compact mound of well-branched foliage. Height: 10-12”, Spread: 12” 015281 C1 $6.99 Red Lark zones 3-9

Unbranched multi-stemmed perennial wildflower that grows from a stout taproot. Plants have fine textured deep green bean-like foliage. As mid summer approaches, stems are crowned by dense cylinder shaped spikes of lovely florets. Plants thrive in well drained sunny sites and harsh prairie type habitats. purpurea - Not Pictured zones 3-8 Features tiny purple flowers in dense, cone-like heads atop erect, wiry stems in summer. Easily grown in average, medium, well-drained soils in full sun. Height: 1-3’, Spread: 1-3’ 032054 C1 $8.99 Darmera Umbrella Plant p i 0 r Easily grown in average, medium to wet soils. Can be grown in full sun as long as soils are kept con sistently moist to wet. peltata zones 5-7 Features small pink to white flowers in terminal, rounded clusters which appear atop thick hairy stems in early spring. Large, rounded, medium green, toothed and lobed leaves emerge after bloom to form a foliage mound which remains attractive throughout the growing season. Height: 3 -5’, Spread: 3-5’ 029781 C1 $12.99 Delosperma Ice Plant j e 2 k l ? A low-growing ground cover covered in masses of small daisy-like blooms sporadically through summer. Requires well-drained soil. Zones 5-9 Starburst Produces a dome of shimmering bright pink flow ers with white centers, from early summer to fall. Adapts to harsh, windswept winter condi tions. Height: 2-4”, Spread: 10-18” 000538 C1 $6.99 NEW

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‘Cobalt Dreams’

‘Delphina™ Dark Blue Black Bee’

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