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Unusual, lacy, sky blue flowers on 12-18" stems. Blooms in sun or shade. Lovely for beds or borders. Long lasting as cut flowers. Low care perennial.

Unusual, lacy, sky blue flowers on 12-18" stems. Blooms in sun or shade. Lovely for beds or borders. Long lasting as cut flowers. Low care perennial. See less

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Imagine planting a wildflower that could very well outlive you! This hardy perennial sends out roots up to 10 feet in length, gathering any available water. It was found growing over lead ore deposits, thus it became Lead Plant. Note the spires of... See more

Imagine planting a wildflower that could very well outlive you! This hardy perennial sends out roots up to 10 feet in length, gathering any available water. It was found growing over lead ore deposits, thus it became Lead Plant. Note the spires of blooms with beautiful contrast between its soft purple petals and blazing orange centers. A fascinating and long-lived specimen. See less

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Wonderful for your wetlands, this wild ageratum closely resembles the domesticated variety so popular in gardens today. Small, fluffy, bluish-purple flowers appear in compact clusters, and bloom from mid-summer to frost. Propagating by rhizomes, this... See more

Wonderful for your wetlands, this wild ageratum closely resembles the domesticated variety so popular in gardens today. Small, fluffy, bluish-purple flowers appear in compact clusters, and bloom from mid-summer to frost. Propagating by rhizomes, this wildflower rapidly spreads. Wonderful for ground cover or naturalizing, and a great attraction to butterflies! See less

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One of the most well-known plants for summer garden. Prized for the exceptionally soft, fuzzy blue blooms, keep dead-headed and enjoy all summer! A little taller than many Ageratums at 8 inches/20cm or more, suitable for cutting.

One of the most well-known plants for summer garden. Prized for the exceptionally soft, fuzzy blue blooms, keep dead-headed and enjoy all summer! A little taller than many Ageratums at 8 inches/20cm or more, suitable for cutting. See less

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Family: Verbenaceae Chaste Berry, Chasteberry, Hemptree, Agnus castus, Abraham's balm Origin: Europe and Western Asia Chaste tree carries several 'sacred' names, which more or less directly refer to its reputation as an anaphrodisiac. In ancient... See more

Family: Verbenaceae Chaste Berry, Chasteberry, Hemptree, Agnus castus, Abraham's balm Origin: Europe and Western Asia Chaste tree carries several 'sacred' names, which more or less directly refer to its reputation as an anaphrodisiac. In ancient Greece, the tree was called hagnos 'chaste', which apparently the early Christians confused with Latin agnus 'lamb', the Christian symbol of purity. Under the name agnus castus 'chaste lamb', the plants was often used among Christian monks as a help against the evils of the more fleshy desires. The chaste tree is a beautiful little deciduous tree or large shrub with a showy summertime flower display. When it's blooming, due to the similarity of the flowers, the chaste tree is sometimes mistaken for butterfly bush (Buddleia). The chaste tree is a sprawling plant that grows 10-20 ft and about as wide. Branched flower clusters are produced on new wood in late spring and early summer in a great flush that makes the tree look like a hazy purple... See less

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The most beautiful and long-lasting Yarrow yet, Summer Berries is a cheery blend of magnificent colors on super-easy plants that thrive in any sunny spot -- especially poor, dry soils that most perennials hate!

The most beautiful and long-lasting Yarrow yet, Summer Berries is a cheery blend of magnificent colors on super-easy plants that thrive in any sunny spot -- especially poor, dry soils that most perennials hate! See less

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Fill the garden with carefree color from early summer through early fall with super long-blooming, beautiful 'Oertel's Rose.' This new and improved yarrow from Holland offers bright rosy-pink to mauve blooms that last and last, gradually maturing to... See more

Fill the garden with carefree color from early summer through early fall with super long-blooming, beautiful 'Oertel's Rose.' This new and improved yarrow from Holland offers bright rosy-pink to mauve blooms that last and last, gradually maturing to nearly white. Perfect for cutting or for garden enjoyment. A sun-lover, this perennial flowers very freely even in poor and dry soils. It stands up to wind, drought, heat, and humidity, blooming tirelessly through the worst summer weather. You will come to rely on its long-lived blooms at times when little else in the sunny border is at its best! 'Oertel's Rose' reaches 12 to 15 inches high and wide, gradually spreading. There is no simpler nor finer addition to the sunny garden than this ulgtra-dependable yarrow! Zones 3-8. See less

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Enjoy bright blooms all summer long with this carefree yarrow, one of the most beautiful and floriferous available anywhere. Reaching 8 inches across, these huge clusters of red, violet, and pink simply cover the foliage, bobbing in the breeze. You... See more

Enjoy bright blooms all summer long with this carefree yarrow, one of the most beautiful and floriferous available anywhere. Reaching 8 inches across, these huge clusters of red, violet, and pink simply cover the foliage, bobbing in the breeze. You must grow this perennial for yourself to appreciate its intensity of color and ease of culture. The flowers begin in early summer and continue all season long. Cut all you like; they make splendid everlastings as well as fresh cut-flower bouquets. But they're lovely in the garden as well, especially in a large planting. Who can resist these giant clusters of bright shades? --Not the butterflies, who visit in large numbers all season! 'Flowerburst Red Shades' reaches 2 1/2 feet tall and 2 feet wide, thriving even in poor and dry soils. It needs good soil drainage and plenty of sunshine, but little else. Don't overfeed it; it actually prefers its soil on the lean and thirsty side! A pure pleasure for any sunny garden spot. Zones 3-8. See less

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A Helianthemum (Sun Rose) with red blooms over a long season; tolerates drought and other stresses.

A Helianthemum (Sun Rose) with red blooms over a long season; tolerates drought and other stresses. See less

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Plant Patent Applied For. Remember when Joe-Pye used to be about the size of a cathedral door, its blooms far above eye level? Well, over the years folks have been working on making it a bit shorter and more manageable for today's smaller... See more

Plant Patent Applied For. Remember when Joe-Pye used to be about the size of a cathedral door, its blooms far above eye level? Well, over the years folks have been working on making it a bit shorter and more manageable for today's smaller gardensbringing it into scale with the rest of the landscape, you might say! First there was 'Little Joe,' and now there's 'Baby Joe,' less than half the size of his behemoth cousins! You'll love this native perennial's robust, tough-as-nails constitution, and you won't have to sacrifice half the garden to grow a nice stand of sparkling fuchsia-lavender blooms as big as a cabbage! 'Baby Joe' continues the family tradition of blooming late, getting started in midsummer and really coming into his own in late summer and early fall. The flowers are tiny, and concentrated by the hundreds into domed bloomheads about 6 inches wide. They offer brilliant pink-magenta color, and even the stems get into the act, shining deep red to russet brown so that they... See less

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Description This native shrub has too much offer to list all of its attributes. Tiny yellow clusters of flowers in the axils (along the stem) before the leaves form and lemon-scented foliage make this shrub the host plant for the Spicebush... See more

Description This native shrub has too much offer to list all of its attributes. Tiny yellow clusters of flowers in the axils (along the stem) before the leaves form and lemon-scented foliage make this shrub the host plant for the Spicebush Swallowtail butterfly. The Spicebush Swallowtail caterpiller is one of the cutest caterpillars and he wraps himself in the leaves like he is snuggling in a blanket during the day. In the early fall females plants have bright red berries that contrast with the brilliant yellow foliage. This plant prefers locations that have rich, moist or alkaline soils in full shade to partial shade, but is tolerant of other conditions once established. Under ideal conditions it reaches a mature size of 8'high x 8'Wide. Native to the Eastern US. See less

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(Lion’s ear; Wild dagga) The botanical species name means ‘lion’s ear’ but the impressive orange flower spikes look more like a lion’s tail than an ear! It is a tall native of southern Africa where it is used for epilepsy, headache, hypertension, and... See more

(Lion’s ear; Wild dagga) The botanical species name means ‘lion’s ear’ but the impressive orange flower spikes look more like a lion’s tail than an ear! It is a tall native of southern Africa where it is used for epilepsy, headache, hypertension, and for stomach and bronchial problems. It is used like marijuana by Hottentot tribesmen as the resinous tops and leaves have an euphoriant effect. ‘Dagga’ is a local name for marijuana in southern Africa, hence the name ‘wild dagga’ . Ht. 90-180cm/3-6ft. See less

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Buy Lion's Mane, Leonotis leonurus, is a butterfly host plant. Several butterfly species are attracted to this plant to drink nectar from it's orange flowers. Orange flowers bloom in 'balls' in the fall.

Buy Lion's Mane, Leonotis leonurus, is a butterfly host plant. Several butterfly species are attracted to this plant to drink nectar from it's orange flowers. Orange flowers bloom in 'balls' in the fall. See less

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Buy Queen Anne's Lace; Daucus carota - Host plant for Eastern Black (American) Swallowtail butterfly caterpillar. Butterflies often lay eggs in the bloom heads while small hatchling caterpillars hide among the white flowers to eat and grow.

Buy Queen Anne's Lace; Daucus carota - Host plant for Eastern Black (American) Swallowtail butterfly caterpillar. Butterflies often lay eggs in the bloom heads while small hatchling caterpillars hide among the white flowers to eat and grow. See less

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Leonotis leonurus "Lion’s Ears" This native of South Africa has long been used for late summer and early autumn container gardening display. Young plants started in June will reach full maturity as summer wanes and then burst forth in a blizzard of... See more

Leonotis leonurus "Lion’s Ears" This native of South Africa has long been used for late summer and early autumn container gardening display. Young plants started in June will reach full maturity as summer wanes and then burst forth in a blizzard of orange tufts that form along the stems. Its growth rate is astounding when given full sun and high amounts of water and feed. Although it’s the shorter day length that brings it into autumn bloom, we also see some sporadic blooms in spring. Very vigorous. Hardy to Zone 10 and higher for outdoors. Full or partial sun, grows to 1-3’ in container, minimum temperature 35°, blooms in fall. See less

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Create the look of a natural slate landscape border and free yourself of tedious "post-mowing" edge trimming! That's because the wheels of your lawn mower can travel right on the landscape border's flange, allowing the blade to cut all the exposed... See more

Create the look of a natural slate landscape border and free yourself of tedious "post-mowing" edge trimming! That's because the wheels of your lawn mower can travel right on the landscape border's flange, allowing the blade to cut all the exposed grass. This lawn & garden border will save you time and hassle. Every 10' length includes eight interlocking 20"-long sections, to create straight or curved landscape borders. The lawn & garden border sections pivot up to 180° allowing you to customize your landscape design. The Bedrock™ lawn border also includes sixteen 3" spikes and nine 5-3/8" spikes to keep each 10' length firmly in place. Install these landscape borders with a just a hammer. The lawn & garden borders include end caps to finish off the look. Made in the USA. See less

See this at: naturehills.com| Added on 06/22/09

False Indigo Purple Smoke, Baptisia x hybrida 'Purple Smoke', is a seedling of Baptisia australis and Baptisia alba which resulted in a spectacular plant with charcoal-green stems and dozens of giant lupine-like flower heads of dusty purple. 'Purple... See more

False Indigo Purple Smoke, Baptisia x hybrida 'Purple Smoke', is a seedling of Baptisia australis and Baptisia alba which resulted in a spectacular plant with charcoal-green stems and dozens of giant lupine-like flower heads of dusty purple. 'Purple Smoke' is a vigorous grower that becomes more impressive every year as it matures! 'Purple Smoke' is a vigorous grower that becomes more impressive every year as it matures! It is a good, vigorous grower, extremely long lived, and destined to become a favorite in the garden as it matures! Baptisia look attractive on their own, against walls and fences, or combined in a border with other June bloomers. Grow in average to dry soil but adapts to most conditions. Baptisia has a very deep tap root, giving it the ability to survive long dry periods and making it a challenge to move once it is established. Move in the early spring if you must. Full sun is best for the best flowering and performance. It is deer resistant. See less

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The Little Joe-Pye Weed, 'Eupatorium purpureum', is a wonderful lavender purple bloomer that stands 4’ tall with a plant spread the 29-35”. ‘Little Joe-Pye Weed’ is more compact and shorter than other perennials in its family. With beautiful wine red... See more

The Little Joe-Pye Weed, 'Eupatorium purpureum', is a wonderful lavender purple bloomer that stands 4’ tall with a plant spread the 29-35”. ‘Little Joe-Pye Weed’ is more compact and shorter than other perennials in its family. With beautiful wine red stems that develop large green leaves, it is a definite attractor to butterflies and bees and it is deer resistant. Eupatorium ‘Little Joe-Pye Weed’ should be planted in full sun, but can tolerate some afternoon shade. Make sure it has a moist, well-drained area for optimal success. ‘Little Joe Pye Weed’ looks wonderful with Rudbeckia ‘Black Eyed Susan’, Aster ‘Woods Purple’, with ornamental grasses or in a perennial border. It is a great background plant but does need a lot of room to grow. See less

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See this at: easywildflowers.com| Added on 06/19/09

Bare root Pawpaw plants are available in early spring. Asimina triloba potted plants are in 9.5" deep tree pots and are $7.50 each plus UPS shipping. Please contact us by email with your address & zip code and number of plants needed for shipping... See more

Bare root Pawpaw plants are available in early spring. Asimina triloba potted plants are in 9.5" deep tree pots and are $7.50 each plus UPS shipping. Please contact us by email with your address & zip code and number of plants needed for shipping charges on potted plants Asimina triloba Pawpaw Seeds are available now, you can order by emailing john@easywildflowers.com See less

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Salvia coccinea, Scarlet sage or Blood Sage is a very attractive annual wild flower perfect for the hummingbird garden. Scarlet Sage is a deer resistant wildflower that will tolerate salt spray and salty soil and like most Salvias loves heat. This... See more

Salvia coccinea, Scarlet sage or Blood Sage is a very attractive annual wild flower perfect for the hummingbird garden. Scarlet Sage is a deer resistant wildflower that will tolerate salt spray and salty soil and like most Salvias loves heat. This species will do well right through the hottest weather with or without water. Salvia coccinea prefers sharp-draining soil. Scarlet sage is a sub-shrub perennial in warmer climates and an annual where winter temperatures stay below freezing for more than a few hours at a time. Scarlet sage reaches 2'-3' tall, with 1"-2" triangular leaves on long petioles (leaf stems) opposite each other on a square stem. The showy flowers are bright red, about an inch long, and arranged in loose whorls along the upright stem. Scarlet Sage blooms appear continuously from early summer to first frost. Salvia coccinea can tolerate intermittent shade but does best in full sun, tolerates drought, but flowering may suffer without supplemental watering during dry... See less

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Lupinus texensis, Texas Bluebonnets or Texas Lupine are beautiful annual wildflowers. Texas Bluebonnets, the state flower of Texas, are very showy drought tolerant annual wildflowers covering thousands of miles of roadside in Texas, a sight worthy of... See more

Lupinus texensis, Texas Bluebonnets or Texas Lupine are beautiful annual wildflowers. Texas Bluebonnets, the state flower of Texas, are very showy drought tolerant annual wildflowers covering thousands of miles of roadside in Texas, a sight worthy of a road trip in late spring. Texas Bluebonnets prefer well drained calcareous soils and full sun. Seeds may germinate faster after soaking in tepid water for 12 to 24 hours, with germination in about 20 days and begin blooming approximately three months later. Texas lupine Texas Bluebonnets have larger more sharply pointed leaves and more numerous flower heads than similar lupines. Light-green velvety palmately compound leaves (usually five leaflets) are born from branching 6-18 in. stems. Texas Bluebonnet stems are topped by clusters of up to 50 fragrant blue pea-like flowers. The tip of the cluster is conspicuously white. Lupinus texensis Texas Bluebonnet seeds are planted in wildflower meadows, flower gardens, and highway roadsides. This... See less

See this at: easywildflowers.com| Added on 06/18/09

Lindera benzoin Spice Bush Butterfly caterpillar photos by cj Click on pictures for larger image Lindera benzoin Spicebush potted plants are available, $7.00 each plus UPS boxing/shipping. Please contact us with your address for the UPS shipping cost... See more

Lindera benzoin Spice Bush Butterfly caterpillar photos by cj Click on pictures for larger image Lindera benzoin Spicebush potted plants are available, $7.00 each plus UPS boxing/shipping. Please contact us with your address for the UPS shipping cost on orders of potted plants. For other flowers visit the wildflower seed list or potted plant list, to order copy the orderform or email questions, comments, and orders to john@easywildflowers.com We accept payment by check, money order or through PayPal Lindera (lin-DEER-ruh) = Named for Johann Linder, 18th century Swedish botanist benzoin (ben-ZOH-in) = From an Arabic word for aromatic gum Showy fragrant fruit, fragrant leaves, fragrant flowers, attracts butterflies, attracts birds, showy flowers, good fall color, can be grown as hedge, Lindera benzoin Spicebush has been grown as an ornamental for home landscaping since 1683. Seeds may require a warm-cold stratification regime to germinate. Plant seeds when ripe in the fall for spring... See less

See this at: easywildflowers.com| Added on 06/18/09

Helianthus maximiliani, Maximilian Sunflower is an excellent addition to the flower garden with its lance-shaped gray-green foliage and profuse late summer blooms. The 4 inch bright golden yellow flowers in elongated clusters bloom in August and... See more

Helianthus maximiliani, Maximilian Sunflower is an excellent addition to the flower garden with its lance-shaped gray-green foliage and profuse late summer blooms. The 4 inch bright golden yellow flowers in elongated clusters bloom in August and September and are great fresh cut flowers. Maximilian sunflower is easily grown and typically grows 4 to 8 feet in height depending on soil conditions. It likes average soil with medium moisture and full sun and is a useful food source for both birds and butterflies. Plant Maximilian Sunflower as an accent plant in the back border of the flower garden, near a fence row, or in a meadow planting with native prairie grasses. Native Helianthus maximiliani Maximilian Sunflower seed germination is improved with a pretreatment of 3 to 4 weeks of cold moist stratification or when planted outside in the fall or early winter. Native maximilian sunflowers are easy to grow native wildflowers that occur naturally in meadows, dry or moist prairies, and... See less

See this at: easywildflowers.com| Added on 06/18/09

Beautyberry (Callicarpa means “beautyberry”), French mulberry, American mulberry, wild goose’s berries The roots, leaves and branches of the American beautyberry were used by the Alabama, Choctaw, Creek, Koasati, Seminole and other Native American... See more

Beautyberry (Callicarpa means “beautyberry”), French mulberry, American mulberry, wild goose’s berries The roots, leaves and branches of the American beautyberry were used by the Alabama, Choctaw, Creek, Koasati, Seminole and other Native American tribes for various medicinal purposes. The roots, leaves and branches were made into a decoction that was used in sweat baths to treat both malarial fevers and rheumatism. The boiled plant parts were poured into a big pan that was placed near the patient inside a sweathouse. A similar decoction of the roots was used to treat dizziness and stomachaches. The roots of Callicarpa americana were boiled with roots from Rubus spp. to make an infusion to treat dysentery. The roots and berries were boiled and drunk to treat colic. The bark from the stems and roots was used to treat itchy skin. A tea from the root bark was taken to treat urine retention or “urine stopped-up sickness.” The fruits of American beautyberry are an important food source for... See less

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Conservation: It makes good ground cover in sunny locations because of its bushy habit, extensive root systems and perennial life form. It is a native legume, fixes nitrogen in the soil, and can be part of a good wildlife seed mixture when native... See more

Conservation: It makes good ground cover in sunny locations because of its bushy habit, extensive root systems and perennial life form. It is a native legume, fixes nitrogen in the soil, and can be part of a good wildlife seed mixture when native grasses and forbs are seeded. Cultural: Presently, Baptisia australis, is grown by many as an ornamental in outdoor flower gardens or as a decorative border. It has become popular because it grows well in many areas outside its native range when planted, does well without watering, requires no fertilizer or pesticide treatments and needs no pruning. The pods have been used in dried flower arrangements. When in bloom the brightly colored blue flowers arranged in spikes make it very attractive. However, a bouquet of fresh cut flowers does not last very long. The flowers and stems turn black as soon as they begin to dry. See less

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This prairie wildflower is irresistible to garden visitors and its long bloom time makes it a great plant for gardens and meadows alike. Intensely red-violet flowers punctuate the stiff, upright stems, adding a nice structural element and its color... See more

This prairie wildflower is irresistible to garden visitors and its long bloom time makes it a great plant for gardens and meadows alike. Intensely red-violet flowers punctuate the stiff, upright stems, adding a nice structural element and its color combines well with yellows, blues and pinks. Daleas are deep-rooted legumes and Purple Prairie Clover in particular adds valuable nitrogen to the soil and helps keep it fertile for neighboring plants. It adapts well to many different soil types and even tolerates clay. Dalea purpurea is a wonderful native alternative to Bachelor's Buttons in a wildflower planting. See less

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