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Perennials for Midwestern Gardens: Proven Plants for the Heartland
USD 19.77 Gardeners everywhere want to grow perennials. But with its hot, humid summers and often bitterly cold winters, the Midwest presents a formidably challenging climate. This book provides concise, experience-tested information about popular perennials-including herbs, ornamental grasses, and bulbs-that can be grown successfully throughout a wide range of the midwestern United States (Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Michigan, Missouri, Minnesota, Ohio, and Wisconsin). From the unusual yellow-edged, mahogany-red, disk-shaped flowers of Mexican hat (Ratibida columnifera) to the demure charm of blue-eyed grass (Sisyrinchium angustifolium), beautifully illustrated descriptions also tantalize with perennials that deserve wider appreciation for their superb garden qualities. In all, more than 400 plants are recommended, grouped into 140 main descriptions arranged alphabetically by botanical name. Each entry gives the plant's common name and describes its flowers, leaves, habit, soil and sun or shade requirements, propagation, insect and disease problems, outstanding cultivars and similar species, recommendations on where to use it, and other plants that will complement it. An easy-to-use box at the beginning of each description summarizes key characteristics. Native midwesterner Anthony Kahtz holds a Ph.D. in horticulture from the University of Illinois. His plant selections are based on his many years of professional and personal experience and represent perennials noteworthy both for their ornamental features and for the ease with which they can be grown. This trustworthy guide will be an indispensable aid to gardeners in America's heartland who seek to make their time in the garden easier and more fun. 
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Blue Festuca Grass
USD 9.99 Grassy, tufted blue clumps are strikingly unusual! Perfect for rock gardens, borders, beds and along paths. Group together for an attractive ground cover! Space 12" apart.
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Beni Kaze Japanese Forest Grass
USD 12.99 Flowing green leaves turn brilliant red in fall. At 2-3' tall, this grassis beautiful cascading down a bank or retaining wall and thrives evenin full shade which is unusual for grasses. Also nice as a ground coveror container planting. Ships in a 3" pot.
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Grass, Juncus effusus 'Spiralis' (Corkscrew Rush)
USD 4.17 Unusual leafless perennial with spiraled dark green stems resembling a corkscrew. Very interesting and always eye-catching. 3" pot
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Blue Festuca Grass
USD 9.99 Grassy, tufted blue clumps are strikingly unusual! Perfect for rock gardens, borders, beds and along paths. Group together for an attractive ground cover! Space 12" apart.
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Juncus Blue Arrows Seeds
USD 2.95 As straight as an arrow, as narrow as an arrow, and as true as an arrow, this Juncus richly earns its name with every stiff, slender, upright stem! Such a handsome, tidy ornamental grass, it adds splendid texture and unusual color to any display. And talk about versatile -- it can be grown as a houseplant, a pond plant, or in the border!Blue Arrows is a native Rush with a compact, upright, dense habit. Very tolerant of heat and moisture, it thrives in a wide range of settings. The foliage is topped by golden plumes in late summer (they make lovely Everlastings), but it's the leaves that are the real draw here. Distinctive and colorful, they add interest wherever they appear.Blue Arrows reaches 3 feet high (in bloom) and about a foot wide, growing best in full sun but also amenable to the lower light of indoor settings. Try it in mixed containers, accent plantings, and the foundation. The maintenance is so low and the impact so big! You're going to love this super-easy grass. Zones 5-9. Pkt is 10 seeds.
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Juncus Blue Arrows Seeds
USD 2.95 As straight as an arrow, as narrow as an arrow, and as true as an arrow, this Juncus richly earns its name with every stiff, slender, upright stem! Such a handsome, tidy ornamental grass, it adds splendid texture and unusual color to any display. And talk about versatile -- it can be grown as a houseplant, a pond plant, or in the border!Blue Arrows is a native Rush with a compact, upright, dense habit. Very tolerant of heat and moisture, it thrives in a wide range of settings. The foliage is topped by golden plumes in late summer (they make lovely Everlastings), but it's the leaves that are the real draw here. Distinctive and colorful, they add interest wherever they appear.Blue Arrows reaches 3 feet high (in bloom) and about a foot wide, growing best in full sun but also amenable to the lower light of indoor settings. Try it in mixed containers, accent plantings, and the foundation. The maintenance is so low and the impact so big! You're going to love this super-easy grass. Zones 5-9. Pkt is 10 seeds.
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Wangenheimia Lima - 100 Seeds
USD 4.99 Wangenheimia Lima (Vulcan) - This short-lived perennial ornamental grass flowers all summer long with ever new, fine stems with remarkable haulms. These look like soft feathers or little fish bones. This airy plant suits any plant combination in the border and yields refined material for bouquets. Often used dried as a cut flower. This is an unusual ornamental grass can provide much interest throughout the growing season. Its 24 inch high habit is complemented by the leaves being green with silver overtones when fresh, which makes it a very attractive plant when grown in clumps of 3 - 5. The silver fades during the year and as autumn approaches the flowers will turn into dried, bronze features which light up when the sun strokes through it. Good for the mixed or herbaceous border, this is an ornamental grass that starts bright with its silver edged leaves and ends in a blaze of bronze color.
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Fiber Optic Grass Live Wire Seeds
USD 3.50 What fun this Fiber Optic Grass is -- a whimsical little plant that also happens to be a year-round bloomer indoors and a boggy-soil lover outdoors! Use it in the children's garden, containers of all sorts, and in those damp garden spots where less rugged plants are unhappy.Just 6 to 8 inches high, this grass sets long, slender green stems, at the very end of which is a tiny, round silver bloom. They really do look like fiber optic strands, especially when the occasional stem bends or twists across the others, like a tangle of cables! The little blooms arise year-round indoors and over a very long summer-through-fall season outdoors, adding bright spots of color that stand out especially in late afternoon and early evening, when brighter colors fade.Live Wire is a Sedge, reaching 20 inches across in sun or part shade (or bright light indoors). Its stems grow up and out in a fountainous mass from the center, offering nice textural contrast to neighboring plants. Children are fascinated by its unusual shape, and it puts up with a lot of stress, from heat and humidity to poor soil. Hardy only in zones 8-10, it is worth growing as an annual farther north, and remains lovely for years when grown as a houseplant. Pkt is 15 multi-pellets, each of which yields 3 to 5 plants.
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Wangenheimia Lima - 200 Seeds
USD 8.99 Wangenheimia Lima (Vulcan) - This short-lived perennial ornamental grass flowers all summer long with ever new, fine stems with remarkable haulms. These look like soft feathers or little fish bones. This airy plant suits any plant combination in the border and yields refined material for bouquets. Often used dried as a cut flower. This is an unusual ornamental grass can provide much interest throughout the growing season. Its 24 inch high habit is complemented by the leaves being green with silver overtones when fresh, which makes it a very attractive plant when grown in clumps of 3 - 5. The silver fades during the year and as autumn approaches the flowers will turn into dried, bronze features which light up when the sun strokes through it. Good for the mixed or herbaceous border, this is an ornamental grass that starts bright with its silver edged leaves and ends in a blaze of bronze color.
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Perennials for Midwestern Gardens: Proven Plants for the Heartland
USD 16.04 Gardeners everywhere want to grow perennials. But with its hot, humid summers and often bitterly cold winters, the Midwest presents a formidably challenging climate. This book provides concise, experience-tested information about popular perennials-including herbs, ornamental grasses, and bulbs-that can be grown successfully throughout a wide range of the midwestern United States (Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Michigan, Missouri, Minnesota, Ohio, and Wisconsin). From the unusual yellow-edged, mahogany-red, disk-shaped flowers of Mexican hat (Ratibida columnifera) to the demure charm of blue-eyed grass (Sisyrinchium angustifolium), beautifully illustrated descriptions also tantalize with perennials that deserve wider appreciation for their superb garden qualities. In all, more than 400 plants are recommended, grouped into 140 main descriptions arranged alphabetically by botanical name. Each entry gives the plant's common name and describes its flowers, leaves, habit, soil and sun or shade requirements, propagation, insect and disease problems, outstanding cultivars and similar species, recommendations on where to use it, and other plants that will complement it. An easy-to-use box at the beginning of each description summarizes key characteristics. Native midwesterner Anthony Kahtz holds a Ph.D. in horticulture from the University of Illinois. His plant selections are based on his many years of professional and personal experience and represent perennials noteworthy both for their ornamental features and for the ease with which they can be grown. This trustworthy guide will be an indispensable aid to gardeners in America's heartland who seek to make their time in the garden easier and more fun.
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