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| AJUGA 'Bronze Beauty' |
Bugleweed |
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| Zone: 6 |
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| Excellent spreading ground cover featuring deep blue flower spikes in spring and attractive bronze foliage. Forms a dense, carpet-like mat, even in shady areas! | |||
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#68929 #12299 #66314 |
2¼" peat pots |
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| AJUGA 'Burgundy Glow' |
Bugleweed |
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| Zone: 6 |
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| Eye-popping variegated foliage of cream, purple, and green forms a low rapid spreading groundcover while vibrant spikes of violet-blue flowers hover over the plant in May. | |||
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2¼" peat pots |
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| EUONYMUS fortunei 'Coloratus' |
Purpleleaf Winter Creeper |
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| Zone: 5 |
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| Ivy-like growth makes an outstanding evergreen ground cover or low, spreading shrub. Deep green foliage turns beautiful, rich plum color during the cool season. Will climb nearby structures or walls. Forms a fairly dense carpet 6-10" high. | |||
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#69067 #63763 #60347 #68108 |
2¼" peat pots |
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| HEDERA helix |
English Ivy |
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| Zone: 6 |
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| A very popular easy to grow self-clinging vine that is great for climbing walls, as a ground cover, or enhancing container plantings. Evergreen. Displays small green leaves all year. Spreads rapidly while staying low to the ground. Climbs, covers slopes and prevents erosion. | |||
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#69066 #60338 #66505 #60340 #68107 |
2¼" peat pots |
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| HEDERA helix 'Thorndale' |
Thorndale English Ivy |
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| Zone: 5 |
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| Vivid creamy-white veins on extra large, lustrous, rich green leaves. Strong vining habit and improved hardiness adds to the appeal of this excellent groundcover or climber. Suitable for bank coverage, rooting as it spreads. Clinging ability is fast cover-up for unsightly walls. | |||
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#67330 #68276 #69643 |
#1 staked |
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| PACHYSANDRA terminalis |
Japanese Spurge |
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| Zone: 4 |
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| Evergreen perennial used as a ground cover in shade locations. Oval leaves 1½-4" long that grow in clusters at the top of upright stems. White, spike-like flowers will emerge during late May to June. | |||
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#63921 #60342 #67379 |
2¼" peat pots |
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| PARTHENOCISSUS quinquefolia |
Virginia Creeper |
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| Zone: 4-9 |
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| This vine clings to walls and other surfaces for a quick cover. Dark green leaves turn brilliant orange-red in fall. More open growth than its cousin Boston Ivy. Good ground cover. | |||
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#62318 #68363 |
#1 staked |
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| PARTHENOCISSUS tricuspidata 'Veitchii' |
Boston Ivy |
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| Zone: 4-9 |
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| Popular clinging vine with purplish new growth, maple like leaves maturing to green before turning a dark red-purple in the fall. Valued for quick cover of brick or stone walls, fences. Deciduous, fast grower, 30-45' long. | |||
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#65688 #62713 |
#1 staked |
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| VINCA minor |
Myrtle |
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| Zone: 6 |
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| Evergreen trailers. Spreads rapidly. Stems rooting as they trail. In the spring, blue flowers appear in moderate numbers toward the end of the stems. Grows best in good, moist, well-drained soil. | |||
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#68875 #60344 #67985 |
2¼" peat pots |
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| VINCA minor 'Bowles' |
Bowles Common Periwinkle |
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| Zone: 6 |
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| This elegant evergreen trailing vine has a larger leaf than most Vinca, and much more pronounced veining. The deep lilac ½" flowers that cover the bed in early spring are the most intricate of all Vincas, as they have the non-uniform bleed of a fine watercolor. | |||
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