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Photo
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Name
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Size
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Description
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Culture
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Price
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Tanacetum armenum
(Asteraceae)
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4” x 12”
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Deeply divided fragrant, silvery foliage and a bouquet of white daisies. w Asia, Turkey.
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S
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Currently unavailable
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Talinum calycinum
(Portulacaceae)
Rock Pink
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8” x 12”
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Carpets of fleshy, finger-like leaves and airy panicles of hot pink flowers throughout summer. w US.
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S-X
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$5.00
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Tanacetum densum
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8” x 18”
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An engaging alpine tansy grown for its striking feathery foliage clothed with silvery felt and its bright yellow daisies. Turkey.
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S
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$5.00
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Tanacetum cinerariifolium
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1’ x 1’
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Single white daisies are held above mounds of finely-divided gray-green leaves that have white silky hairs below. A great Ox-eyed Daisy alternative. Balkans.
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S
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$5.00
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Tanacetum radicans
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2” x 8”
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Dwarf gray-green cushions and abundant solitary bright yellow flowers throughout most of the summer. Spain
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S
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Currently unavailable
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Telesonix jamesii
(Saxifragaceae)
James’s Saxifrage
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6” x 8”
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A native cliff-dweller with bright pink-purple flowers borne in early summer atop scalloped rosettes. This choice Rocky Mts. alpine requires a tight crevice and sharp drainage. w USA.
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P-N-C
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$6.00
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Teucrium aroanium
(Lamiaceae)
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3” x 8”
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Aromatic silver-evergreen ground cover with clusters of curious 2-lipped fragrant lavender flowers in may-June. Greece.
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S-P-F
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$5.00
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Teucrium hyrcanicum
Caucasian Germander
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16” x 18”
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Aromatic bushy sage-green textured foliage and copious spikes of dark lilac veronica-like flowers in late summer. Iran.
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S
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Currently unavailable
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Teuchrium polium
Felty Germander
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4” x 8”
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A lovely sub-shrub forming silver mounds of wholly silver foliage and clusters of variable pink to white flowers. Mediterranean, Middle East.
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S-X
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$5.00
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Teucrium subspinosum
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3" x 10"
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A compact shrub with abundant violet flowers on dense mounds of spiny gray-leaved stems.sw Europe
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S-A
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$5.00
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Thalictrum ichangense
(Ranunculaceae)
Chinese Meadow Rue
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1’ x 1’
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Soft pink pendent tassels over tufts of delicate metalic-green foliage. w China.
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S-P
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$6.00
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Thermopsis barbata
(Fabaceae)
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6” x 8”
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Tufts of pinnate, hairy foliage produce deep purple pea-like flowers Himalayas, in alpine meadows.
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S-P
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Currently unavailable
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Thlaspi stylosum
(Brassicaceae)
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2” x 4”
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Compact rosettes of dark green spathulate leaves form nice dwarf cushions with pale purple flowers from spring to summer. Apennines.
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S-P
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Currently unavailable
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Thymus doerfleri `Bressingham Pink'
(Lamiaceae)
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1" x 12"
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Unlike most mat thymes, this sends out fingers of fragrant foliage best displayed cascading over rocks. Tiny dark green leaves are decorated with clusters of pink flowers in summer.
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S-F
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Currently unavailable
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Thymus `Elfin'
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1/2" x 12"
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This diminuitive slowgrowing groundhugger adorns itself in summer with pretty pink-lavender flowers over tight tiny mats of glossy green foliage that changes to a striking deep purple in fall. A real cutie!
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S-P-T
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$5.00
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Thymus leucotrichus
Moonlight Thyme
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3” x 12”
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Bushy evergreen clumps bearing clusters of spicy-scented pink flowers in summer. Greece.
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S-F
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$5.00
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Thymus neiceffii
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3” x 8”
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An endearing species creating a profuse shower of soft pink stars in early summer above soft cushions of tiny gray-green larch-like leaves. Turkey.
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S-P
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$5.00
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Thymus pannonicus x herba-barona ‘Sagran’
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1” x 8”
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Wow, that’s a mouthful! Shiny green tussocks of tiny caraway-scented leaves with pretty pale pink flowers in summer.
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S
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Currently unavailable
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Thymus `Reiter'
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1" x 12"
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Petite lavender flowers over carpets of rich green foliage. A quick spreader, great for creating a thyme lawn or used between paving stones.
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S-P
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$5.00
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Townsendia exima
(Asteraceae)
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4” x 6”
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Rosettes of deep green slender leaves form small crowded cushions topped with large blue-purple daisies in springtime. May be short-lived but sets abundant seed for resowing. CO.
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S-C
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Currently unavailable
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Townsendia hookeri
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2” x 3”
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White, sometimes pink-flushed, daisies emerge from rosettes of very narrow silvery leaves in early spring. (Easter here). w USA, in dry, open sites, foothills to montane.
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S-T-C
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$5.00
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Townsendia incana
(Asteraceae)
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2” x 4”
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Pretty soft pink daisies with a violet reverse bloom nonstop all summer over compact mounds of softly felted gray leaves. w N America.
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S-T
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Currently unavailable
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Townsendia mensana
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1” x 3”
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Dense rosettes of silver-gray are embedded with pale pink flowers in spring. UT. Limited supply.
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S-T-X
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Currently unavailable
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Townsendia montana
(syn. T. alpigena)
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1” x 3”
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One of the most colorful species with rich purple daises over tufts of gray-green spoon-shaped leaves. Rocky Mts.
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S-T
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Currently unavailable
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Townsendia nuttalii
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2” x 3”
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Stemless white to pale lavender daisies over rosettes of silver-green leaves in early spring. WY.
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S-T-X
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Currently unavailable
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Townsendia parryi
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4” x 6”
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A short-lived species with large violet daisies over clustered mounds of slender dark green foliage. Sets generous quantities of viable seed for resowing. w N. America.
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S-P-C
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Currently unavailable
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Townsendia scapigera
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1” x 3”
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Tiny dense cushions of gray-green spathulate leaves and large white-soft pink daisies. w. USA, in dry moderate to high altitudes.
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S-T-X
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$5.00
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Townsendia spathulata
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2” x 3”
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Silky silver-gray leaves make an attractive background for soft pink daisies that fairly glow in spring. WY.
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S-T
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Currently unavailable
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Trifolium barnebyi
(Fabaceae)
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3” x 8”
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Endemic to the se Wind River Range, WY on ledges and crevices with head-like clusters of whitish, pea-like flowers in early summer.
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S-T
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Currently unavailable
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Trifolium nanum
Deer Clover
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1” x 8”
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Flat mats of tiny pinnate foliage with slender deep rose-purple pea flowers in early summer. Rocky Mts, alpine and subalpine.
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S-T-C
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Currently unavailable
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Trollius albiflorus
(Ranunculaceae)
White Globeflower
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5” x 5”
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Deeply cut, palmate leaves and large saucer-shaped white flowers with numerous yellow stamens in early spring. A close cousin to Marsh Marigold and often fools us. w N. America subalpine, alpine.
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S-P-C-W
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$6.00
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Trollius europaeus
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2’ x 1’
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Lemon-yellow buttercup flowers in spring over tufts of smooth dark green toothed leaves. Europe, in cool moist areas.
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P-W
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Currently unavailable
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Trollius pumilus
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8” x 6”
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Luminous golden cups are held above mounds of glossy deeply divided foliage in early summer. n India, w China.
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S-P
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Currently unavailable
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Tulipa sprengeri
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12” x 6”
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One of the last species to bloom (late May) with glowing scarlet cups poised above slender, sharply pointed leaves. Will self sow and naturalize freely.
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S-P
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$6.00
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