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Orange Trumpet Creeper
Campsis radicans
Trumpet Vines will quickly climb to 30' or more when given adequate support! The brilliant trumpet-shaped flowers of orange or red bloom in summer. Training is easy but regular pinching and pruning is necessary to become established. This plant is also difficult to get rid of and will climb up to nearby trees and houses. We suggest cutting it to the ground each spring before new growth emerges.
Common Name: Trumpet Vine, Trumpet Creeper Botanical Name: Campsis Type: Flowering Perennial Vine Soil Preference: This plant tolerates some drought and some varieties will tolerate occasional wetness and salt. Suitable growing conditions are well drained, loamy, sandy or clay soils with a pH of acidic to alkaline (6.8 - 7.7) Light Requirements: Full sun to light shade. Best flowering and growth is in full sun. Attributes: Attracts birds, attracts butterflies Pests: None serious Diseases: Sometimes Powdery Mildew will plague the leaves of this plant Care: Dead-head spent blooms. Cut back to basal foliage in the spring and fall. Propagation is from cuttings, division and seeds. Best propagation time is fall or spring.
These are bareroot.
12"
Orange Trumpet Creeper 12 inch
18 inch
2 Foot
Puple Winter Creeper
euonymus fortunei Coloratus
An evergreen, groundcover with leaves that turn burgundy in fall. They are excellent for erosion control, rapid growth habit.
Mature height 12-24", They need spacing of 10-14" apart.
Best Usages•Mass Planting
Rock Gardens Near Water Gardens or Ponds Ground cover
Attributes•Drought Tolerant
Erosion Control Drought Tolerant Semi-Evergreen
Sun, Sun/Shade, or Shade
Zones: 4-10
These are bareroot.
Puple Winter Creeper rooted cutting
Japanese Spurge
Item # H 104
Pachysandra terminalis
Japanese Spurge or Pachysandra Terminalis is an excellent choice for groundcover, thriving even in the dense shade of evergreens! Try Pachysandra along shady walks, in enclosed courtyards, and on steep terraces in either partial sun or shade. You will find Pachysandra Terminalis hardy and easy to grow.
Pachysandra is low and compact, retaining its dense beauty even in adverse conditions. It forms a solid mat of glossy foliage 6 - 8 inches high. Plant 12 inches apart in deeply prepared soil enriched with compost. Close planting protects the roots. Keep watered until established.
Plant Type: Evergreen Light requirements: Partial Sun Soil Conditions: Moist, Well Drained Growth Rate: Fast
Zone 4-9
These are bareroot.
Japanese Wisteria
Wisteria floribunda
Ht. 35' Deciduous vine, flowers 12" long, scented, bluish-purple color. Blooms longer than the Chinese Wisteria. Medium textured leaves. Grows in full sun. Zone 5-9
These are bareroot.
12 Inch
18 Inch
Japanese Wisteria 18 Inch
Japanese Wisteria 18 Inch
Miss Cally Wisteria
Wisteria floribunda
Zones 4-9 Ht. 15-20' Grown from blooming wood. Blooms in two years a light purple, up to 12" long. Cut back new growth each fall for better blooming. Grows in full sun to partial shade.
These are bareroot.
18 Inch
2 foot
Miss Cally Wisteria 2 foot
3 foot
White Chinese Wisteria
Wisteria sinensis
Zones 4-10 Ht. 20' Long white blooms. Grows in full sun to part shade. Grows on fence or heavy metal trellis. Cut back in fall for better blooming.
These are bareroot.
3 foot Tree Form
Blue Chinese Wisteria
Wisteria sinensis
Zones 5-9 Ht. 20-30' Fragrant blue flowers in spring. Grows in full sun to partial shade. Velvety brown bean with disc like seeds inside. Matures in late summer.
