Blue Boy “Bachelor‘s Button” – brought to America in the 17th century, Colorful blue, double flowers Clark‘s Heavenly Blue Morning Glory– heirloom dates to the 1920s, Lovely 4–inch pale–blue flowers Flying Saucers Morning Glory– huge 6–inch blooms are pure white w/ bright blue stripes
California Giant Cherry Queen– known as youth–and–age grows to about 30“ in height
Mountain–Laurel – state flower of Connecticut & Pennsylvania, founded 1882 Malay Rose Torch Ginger– tropical rain forests native, fairly rare pink flowers w/ white center
Adenium Super Perfume– from Taiwan, each desert rose creates its own sculptural design Elephant Head Amaranth– brought from Germany in 1880’s, deep reddish–purple in color
Confederate Rose– white in the morning, pink during noon & red in the evening, same day
Sacred Pink Lotus– germinated 1,300 year old seeds from a dry lake bed in China Houndstongue – reddish-purple flowers, in 1725 was presented in the family dictionary
Red Sun Sunflower– bright red flowers grows only 3½ to 4 feet tall Bells of Ireland– antique Irish flower w/ green, bell shaped calyx grown for centuries Globe Thistle – frosty blue round flowers, for dry flower arrangements & butterfly or bee garden Forget Me Not – popular old–time favorite, light blue flowers Apricot Beauty – lovely, peachy–apricot flower spikes Zebrina Hollyhock– in Victorian cottage gardens, lovely lavender flowers w/ deep purple stripes Black Swan – gorgeous double flowers, frilly cut petals of burgundy to almost black Purple Peony
Cream Peony
Black Peony – deep purple–black colored flowers, large fully double & ruffled Flemish Antique– beautiful, large double blooms in shades of rose, all striped with creamy white Lilac PomPom– double & semi–double lilac flowers Frosted Salmon– giant fully double & bright salmon–pink flowers, creamy frosted edges Mexican Hat coneflower– resembles a sombrero, cone shaped, drooping red petals, gold tipped Skyscraper Sunfower– 12 ft. stalks w/ 14” bright yellow flowers, Large edible seeds Turquoise Ixia – South African flower, exotic turquoise–blue–green color