Find the very best new perennials, trees, shrubs, and bulbs in Wayside Gardens catalog June 19, 2009
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Each year, Wayside Gardens, one of the most respected mail-order nurseries in the US, search for the finest new introductions as well as many hard-to-find rarities and distinctive garden favorites to keep American gardens thriving with unique beauty.
Great new 2009 plants in Wayside Gardens Catalog!
Papaver ‘Flamenco’: Lovely in cutflower arrangements. The color can range from light pink to dark pink to salmon pink, but each will have that charming white border. The blooms have very broad, overlapping petals in a cup shape around a large, protruding yellow center. ‘Flamenco’ grows to a height and width of 6 to 12 inches, making an eye-catching display in beds, borders, and containers.
Aquilegia vulgaris var. stellata ‘Black Barlow’: Blooms generously over 3 months or more. ‘Black Barlow’ was bred specially for cutting, and its blooms are a glorious feature in any indoor arrangement. Just an inch across, they stand out nonetheless, their vibrant color and formal shape always distinctive. Such a deep shade of violet they appear black, the flowers on this Aquilegia are stunning even from a distance.
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