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Hens ‘n Chicks – Various – Sempervivum
$5.00
Tough perennials – get creative! (Pics for ideas only)
One 4″ pot sempervivum (hens’n’chicks) various. At the plants sales & stand in spring. pick up only. Cash at stand.
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Chrysanthemum – ‘Pittsburgh Purple’
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Purple mum that is striking in form and colour. This showy flower will work well in wedding designs and less traditional colour designs. A very floriferous earlier blooming variety, around mid October here.
Exhibition mums require a long growing season. *see growing information on main category page
You will be notified when mums are ready for pick up in early spring. We do not ship plants
Scented Geranium ‘Charity’
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Clusters of lightly-scented violet flowers from late spring to early fall. Leaves are the attraction with "Charity" as well as the rose scent. Large, deeply incised and lime green in colour and with a deep gold edge. Unlike many variegated types. "Charity" is not a slow grower and quickly develops into a large and striking plant.
Best in average to evenly moist conditions, but will not tolerate standing water.
Planting in outdoor containers/hanging baskets. Upright habit of growth best suited for use as a 'thriller' in the 'spiller-thriller-filler' container combination; plant it near the centre of the pot, surrounded by smaller plants and those that spill over the edges. It is even sizeable enough that it can be grown alone in a suitable container.
Full sun/part shade, annual. ROOTED CUTTING
Chrysanthemum ‘Purple Light’
This purple sport of First Light has outstanding colour and took best anemone at the national show UK in 2002. It's easy growth habit and colour make this a must for any grower.
Large anemone-style 2-2.5" bright purple to paler mauve flowers, which continue to increase in size. Vigorous and productive. Add Purple Light to your mum collection!
Plant it in full sun and average soils toward the back of the flower bed and plan on staking to keep the tall growing stems upright. Plants will reach about 3-4 feet in height
*see growing info on main category page You will be notified in spring (March) when plants are ready for pick up
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