4.5 inch Perennials |
One Gallon Perennials |
2-5 Gallon Perennials |
Roses |
Vines (one gallon) |
Native Plants |
2.5 inch Groundcovers |
Stepables |
Summer Flowering Bulbs |
Water Plants
Perennials provide avid gardeners with consistency year after year. While individual perennials tend to bloom only during certain seasons, a combination of plants can be arranged in such a way as to provide color for the whole growing season. In addition, perennials are often grown for their unique foliage which comes in a variety of shapes and colors.
We have many beds here at Ebert's GreenhouseVillage planted with an assortment of perennials for you to view and generate planting ideas. If you have any questions or would just like to talk about perennials, feel free to talk to any of the members of the perennial department.
OUR 2012 PERENNIAL LISTS WILL BE AVAILABLE SOON.
Top
Perennials for 2011 |
Amsonia 'Hubrichtii'
Meet the 2011 Perennial Plant of the Year. The flower is 36" tall
with clusters of small, light blue, star-shaped blooms in spring followed by
a marvelous display of foliage in summer. Great golden-yellow fall color. Best
when massed. |
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Hosta 'Praying
Hands'
Upright, narrow, folded leaves which resemble hands folded in prayer.
The leaves are rippled, green with gold margins. Lavender flowers. Height: 14"-18" tall. |
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Monarda 'Purple
Rooster'
Its stunning true royal purple flowers make this plant
a repeat winner at Ebert's Greenhouse Village. Locally developed in the Madison,
WI area, this 3' plant does not need staking and is very mildew resistant. Great
for cut flowers. |
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Echinacea 'Pow
Wow Wild Berry'
Large deep rose-purple flowers that don't fade in hot
weather. This 24" beauty blooms continuously and does not require deadheading.
Tolerates heat, drought and windy conditions. An AAS winner for 2010. |
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Hemerocallis 'Tiger
Kitten'
This daylily was an American Hemorocallis Society Winner in 1995. It
is a great perennial for use in containers. The 3" radiant orange flowers have a prominent
dark red eye, showy orange anthers with black tips. Color is completely sunfast.
Height: 22". |
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Eupatorium ' Pink
Frost'
This new member to the Joe Pye Weed family has deeply serrated dark
green leaves and is brightly variegated with irregular cream margins with pink
flowers. Leaves give off a vanilla scent when crushed. Showy blooms in summer
and fall. Height – 30" -36". |
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Thalictrum 'Evening
Star'
A lovely woodland and shade container perennial with leaflets
colored olive, tan and copper to red-brown held on wiry stems; each with a central
silver star. Tufts of lavender flowers in spring through summer. Only 10" tall. |
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Itoh Peonies
These new hybrid varieties supply the hardiness and herbaceous growth
of garden peonies with the flower color selection and size of tree peonies. Plants
are 28"– 34" tall with semi-double 6" flowers. |
P. x 'Bartzella' –
Lemon
yellow flowers (34"). |
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P. x 'First Arrival' –
bright
Pink with lavender flowers (28"). |
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New 4-.5" pot
perennials include: |
Sedum 'Chocolate
Ball' -
A coppery-brown ground cover whose habit is just
like that of 'Angelina' Sedum. Height: 8" tall. |
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Sedum 'Postman's
Pride'
An upright 18"-24" deep blue purple
leafed stonecrop sedum. Pink-tinged purple flowers in fall. Great for rock gardens,
edging and borders. |
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Sedum 'Mini Joy'
A shorter and more compact variety of 'Autumn Joy'. Height: 18" -22".
Excellent dried flower. Flowers change from pink in August to salmon and then
red in fall. |
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Campanula 'Champion
White'
A white Bellfower that's 24" to 30" tall. The Champion
series is a campanula "medium" or "Canterbury bell" variety
and was an international "Fleuroselect" cut flower winner in 2000. |
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Ligularia 'Midnight Lady'
A great large specimen plant for the shady woodland garden. This 40" tall
specimen has large toothed leaves and yellow daisy flowers in fall. |
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Perennials
