Talinum brevifolium ........ PRICE 1@ $6.50

Bradshaw’s collection from San Juan Co. Ut at 4500’, three cm pink flowers, produced over a long period in summer from mats of succulent moss rose foliage, so far, this has not proven weedy but it has the potential.

 

Talinum okanoganense . PRICE 1@ $6.50

This sounds like a lake monster from an X-Files episode, mats to 20cm white flowers held just above the leaves, it is native from Washington up into British Columbia.

 

Talinum paniculatum 'Kingswood Gold'         PRICE 1@ $6.50

A tall Portulaca with masses of flowers on intricately branching scapes to 3’. It blooms incessantly and weeds profusely but it does put on quite a show and any unwanted seedlings are easy to eradicate,

 

Talinum spinescens ......... PRICE 1@ $6.50

A favorite of mine spinescens is found almost exclusively on the scabland-basalt outcrops growing in pockets of clay. Collected on Divide Ridge at 4850’; prostrate cushions of succulent sausage leaves from a fleshy taproot give rise to a floating mass of ½” deep rose flowers.

 

Tanacetopsis aff. pulvinata Halda PRICE 1@ $6.50

Collected in Tadjikistan at 4,400m; flowers are button-like on very short stems over mounds of silvery filigree foliage.

 

tanecetum haradjanii ... PRICE 1@ $6.50

The finely dissected lacey leaves are intensely silver, indeed this is just about as silvery as a plant can get, flowers don't matter, Turkey.

 

Tanacetum niveum ............. PRICE 1@ $6.50

Seed grown from cultivated material ex Alplains, this form is a bit different from plants we have grown under this name in the past, rosettes of silvery green dissected foliage, clouds of white daisies; this has been a very easy plant and unlike so many silvery things quite melt resistant under wet conditions.

 

Tanacetum parthenium aureum PRICE 1@ $6.50

An attractive yellow foliaged Tansy, the foliage is aromatic and a magnet to certain dipterans.

 

Tanacetum tibeticum ...... PRICE 1@ $6.50

Mojmir’s collections from 5000m in the Tanglangla Pass dwarf shrubby silvery grey cushions and yellow flowers on short scapes, don’t miss out, this may be a one-time deal it is quite a hike to go back for more seed.

 

Taraxicum albidum ............ PRICE 1@ $5.50

My favorite dandelion, large pure white flowers, at one time I had only a single plant, which narrowly escaped disaster at the hands of employees and visitors who kept trying to be helpful and weed it out. Not to worry they are all hanging out with Hoffa and the plant finally flowered and set seed; so now, we have plenty.

 

Taraxicum leucanthum . PRICE 1@ $5.50

A tiny plant that Mojmir found at 3500m in the Pamirs of Kyrgyzstan growing near water with solitary white to yellow flowers atop 5-15cm scapes above rosettes of linear leaves.

 

TARAXaCUM PAMIRICUM jjh9209 395 PRICE 1@ $5.50

a charming dandelion from the Pamirs with lovely pinkish white flowers, Halda sent us this as a freebie and it has proved to be a wonderful rock garden plant, definitely not a weed.

 

Telesonix jamesii ............... PRICE 1@ $6.50

A legendary monotypic Heuchera relative from the Rockies separated from Boykinia because it has ten stamens rather than five.  These are from Bradshaw’s collections from crevices in granite at 12600’ in Teller Co. co. Its fortunate that it has spectacular hot magenta pink broad petaled flowers, burdened as it is with a name that sounds like a cheap Fender guitar knockoff; check out Panyoti’s excellent photo in Rocky Mountain Alpines, if that doesn’t make you order it nothing will. It has a reputation for being shy flowering and seems to do best grown root bound or in a tight crevice. I’m surprised no one has crossed this to Heuchera or Tiarella or attempted to produce a tetraploid.

 

Tellima grandiflora.................... 1@ $6.50

Fringe Cups is a monotypic Saxifrage relative native to western North America, Coral Bell like spikes of white-fringed flowers on stems to two feet. It may well cross with Mitella, Elmera, Tiarella, Heuchera, or maybe Tolmiea if anyone has tried this let us know.

 

Teucrium ackermanii ....... PRICE 1@ $6.50

Low spreading mats of gray lavender like foliage, showy rose-purple flowers, an obscure plant that came to us from Siskiyou.

 

Teucrium aroanium ........... PRICE 1@ $6.50

Mats of silvery foliage, showy pinkish purple flowers with long curving exerted stamens, cute enough for a place in a trough, native to Greece.

 

Teucrium chamaedrys ssp. tauricolum          PRICE 1@ $6.50

Hey! Don’t blow past this just because you already grow chamaedrys and think it a bit mundane, I bet you don’t grow Subspecies tauricola and if so not from a Holubec collection; these will change your life, wealth, power, sex, fame, well probably not, but your garden will look nice.

 

Teucrium chaemadrys compactum ex R.M.R.P.           PRICE 1@ $6.50

Wealth, power, sex, fame even when you are running short of garden space.

 

Teucrium chamaedrys variegata PRICE 1@ $6.50

Variegated form of the above attractively splashed with creamy white.

 

Teucrium cossonii (pulverulantum)     PRICE 1@ $6.50

From Majorca on limestone, mounds of gray narrow aromatic leaves, purplish red flowers, blooms for extended periods, fairly hardy.

 

Teucrium fruticans ......... PRICE 1@ $6.50

Tree Germander to 2.5m tall leaves tomentose beneath blue lilac flowers, Iberia.

 

Teucrium granatensis ... PRICE 1@ $6.50

A choice little thing, much like polium, we got it from H & H. I can find no reference to the name, but John insists it's a valid taxon, whatever; it's elegant looking enough for trough or alpine house.

 

Teucrium massiliense .... PRICE 1@ $6.50

A sub shrubby species to nearly a meter native around the Mediterranean with tomentose leaves and whorls of pinky purple flowers

 

TEUCRIUM MONTANUM  ....... PRICE 1@ $6.50

A limestone loving European mat former with decumbent stems to 25cm, arising from a woody base, head like spikes of 2cm creamy white flowers.

 

Teucrium polium aureum 'Mrs Milstead'        PRICE 1@ $6.50

Milstead is a nice compact clone in general appearance much like polium roseum but with yellow flowers.

 

Teucrium polium roseum PRICE 1@ $6.50

One of the most desirable species, tiny subshrub with silver gray leaves, pink flowers wet sensitive makes a good trough specimen. This is probably subspecies pii-fontii from the Balearic Isles.

 

Teucrium scorodonia ..... PRICE 1@ $6.50

A subshrubby species to one meter in height

 

Thalictrum aquilegifolium alba PRICE 1@ $8.00

Native from Europe east into Russia, clumps of columbine like foliage send up fluffy panicles of white flowers with very conspicuous stamens to 1.5m. 

 

Thalictrum aquilegifolium purpureum         PRICE 1@ $6.50

As above but with the more typical purple flowers; Monet used its airy display effectively at the edge of his Waterlily pool.

 

Thalictrum dasycarpum (purpurescens)     PRICE 1@ $6.50

To 2m tall, North American species, heads of purple flowers, a showy woodlander.

 

Thalictrum delavayi  (dipterocarpum)... PRICE 1@ $6.50

A 4’ high species from China and Tibet, the single form is rather rare in gardens.

 

Thalictrum delavayi Hewitts double              PRICE 1@ $15.00

The most sought after of the border types, with airy sprays of purple fully double flowers, the effect is like a large flowered purple baby's breath.

 

Thalictrum ‘Elin’ ............... PRICE 1@ $15.00

A huge plant at maturity, I first saw it in The Martins garden in Bay City and was very impressed, mine have been very slow, but we do finally have a few divisions to offer.

 

Thalictrum flexulosum PRICE 1@ $8.00

These date from a Korean Hinkley collection in 1997, flexulosum is dwarf, the 6-8” tufts of foliage are topped by typical white-stamened petal-less flowers.

 

Thalictrum foetidum ...... PRICE 1@ $6.50

European species somewhat creeping, yellow flowers in loose branched panicles atop 50cm stems; it thrives in light sandy soil in sun or light shade.

 

Thalictrum ichangense. PRICE 1@ $8.00

A cute little Chinese species only 20cm tall, seldom seen in gardens.

 

Thalictrum kiusianum .... PRICE 1@ $6.50

A dwarf somewhat stoloniferous species from Japan, with ferny mounds of foliage only a few inches high and lilac flowers on 4" stems, beautiful in a woodland trough.

 

Thalictrum lucidum ......... PRICE 1@ $6.50

3' tall with shining yellow flowers over nice fern like foliage, beautiful in large groups, see Rix, Europe to Russia.

 

Thalictrum megastigma 03-ch-176 PRICE 1@ $8.00

Hans from Shady Oaks collected this in china in 2003, and it finally germinated last spring, I anxiously await flowers

 

Thalictrum sp. AFGHANISTAN (minus adiantifolium)      1@ $6.50

Very tiny whatever the name, cute fern like gray green leaves, nice in a trough, don't bother with the flowers.

 

Thalictrum sp ex china 03-ch-196 PRICE 1@ $6.50

Collected by Hans from shady oaks on a 2003 china expedition these finally germinated and should flower for the first time next year foliage texture is fine and they do not appear to be huge growing.

 

Thermopsis carolineana (villosa) PRICE 1@ $6.50

Carolina Lupine downy spikes of yellow pea flowers these can reach 150cm in height, it is a too often overlooked native perennial that deserves more attention.

 

Thermopsis montana v montana PRICE 1@ $6.50

Montana has apparently been merged into Thermopsis rhombifolia, whatever the name it is a yellow flowers legume after the fashion of Baptisia, height is quite variable, ranging from 20 to 100cm.

 

Thlaspi kerneri.................... PRICE 1@ $6.50

Tufted to mat forming and similar to alpinum, heads of white cruciform flowers on short scapes

 

thymbra capitata............... PRICE 1@ $6.50

Hophead Thyme, shrubby erect bushlets courtesy of H&H botanicals.

 

Thymus 'Highland Cream' PRICE 1@ $6.50

Cute enough for a trough this is one of the better new thymes we have seen.

 

Thymus vulgaris ‘silver posie’ PRICE 1@ $6.50

Outstanding variegated thyme, the bushy little shrublets are lovely even without the masses of pinkish purple flowers.

 

Thymus bucharicum ......... PRICE 1@ $6.50

A rarely seen Thyme that Mojmir found in the dry stony hills of Kyrgyzstan at 3500m, where if formed compact green mats beset with stemless pink flowers in compact heads.

 

Thymus caespititius ........ PRICE 1@ $6.50

A tiny tufted plant, it makes tight cushions suitable for a trough, easy as long as it stays on the dry side.

 

Thymus cherlerioides ... PRICE 1@ $5.50

Known as Silver Needle Thyme; it evokes disturbing images of cheerleaders with far too many piercings; daydream over, the silvery-gray needle like foliage is most unusual for a Thyme, its wet sensitive and needs sharp drainage.

 

thymus comosus ................. PRICE 1@ $5.50

Low growing splendid plant to 6", aromatic leaves in pairs along trailing stems clustered round heads of bright pink flowers, extremely showy.

 

Thymus granatensis 'Like a Rock' PRICE 1@ $8.00

At 2200m in the Sierra Nevada this forms dwarf woody mounds the linear leaved cushions topped with heads of pink flowers bearing long purple bracts, Mojmir speaks highly of it. Our selection with rock hard cushions when grown lean in full sun, actually I prefer the pre silver bullet stuff this just reminds me of car commercials but I digress the Thyme is nice, hum a little Ramblin Gamblin Man and plant a few.

 

Thymus leucotrichus .... PRICE 1@ $5.50

Outstanding creeping sub shrubby Thyme from Greece and Turkey, it is commonly known as Juniper Thyme; spicy scented juniper-like foliage topped with ornamental lavender pink flowers.

 

Thymus mastichina Ex Alplains PRICE 1@ $6.50

A rare and choice silvery white shrubby tetraploid apoendemic Spanish species, with an incredible fruity perfume scent, flowers are creamy yellow in little puffballs. Seedlings from cultivated plants, these seem to be the pure species but contain enough variability to make for some interesting selections.

 

Thymus nitens ...................... PRICE 1@ $5.50

A rare species, it makes a nice specimen for a larger trough, the dark evergreen foliage and multitudes of huge pink flowers make it very popular here.

 

Thymus praecox ssp. arcticus coccineus   PRICE 1@ $5.50

The so-called red flowered creeping Thyme, we listed it as serpyllum coccineus previously, John says this is the more correct name; flowers are more reddish purple to my eye, the name apparently refers to the red winter foliage. a super plant for ground cover, it doesn’t seem to mind being stepped on and flowers all summer.

 

Thymus pseudomastichina PRICE 1@ $6.50

I’m unclear if this is really a species or just a mis-named plant that passes for mastichina.

 

thymus quinquecostatus ibukiensis   PRICE 1@ $5.50

Choice low mat former with abundant large pink flowers from Japan; one of the showiest thyme in terms of floral display, I've seen some of Jim Briggs pictures from Japan, its fantastic.

 

Thymus quinquecostatus ibukiensis alba PRICE 1@ $5.50

The rare white form of the above from John Hargrove of H & H.

 

thymus richardii ssp. nitidus PRICE 1@ $5.50

A choice species that also circulates as T. ciliatus with slightly fuzzy incredibly scented foliage; John says richardii is correct, I wont argue, whatever the name it is outstanding.

 

Thymus serpyllum 'Doretta Klaber'    PRICE 1@ $5.50

One of the better named ones, smelly foliage, flowers are larger than the type, nice habit a bit like minus.

 

thymus serphyllum elfin PRICE 1@ $6.50

Tight domes of microscopic leaves that hump up to form a rock hard high-domed cushions that rival Gypsophila aretioides in quality. It rarely flowers which hardly matters, ‘Elfin’ is by far the finest Thyme for trough culture or for planting in crevices between pavers, this ranks as one of the top cushion plants we have ever grown, but beware of inferior clones that are often distributed under this name.

 

Thymus serpyllum minus PRICE 1@ $6.50

The plant often passed off as Elfin in the trade, flat mats only 1/4 inch high of tiny leaves, it hugs the contours of the ground, beautiful between paving stones it doesn't dome up like Elfin, and is much faster growing and one of the best.

 

Thymus thracicus .............. PRICE 1@ $5.50

Unusual shrublets with small lavender scented foliage; its one you seldom see, courtesy of H & H Botanicals.

 

thymus x CITRODORUS ‘doone valley’    PRICE 1@ $5.50

A hybrid of uncertain parentage and resembling citradorus but with flatter mats, leaves deep olive green spotted yellow flowers are lavender expanding from crimson buds.

 

Thymus zygis .......................... PRICE 1@ $6.50

A small suffruticose plant these are from a Sierra de Gredos population Mojmir collected at 2200m low compact mats of aromatic foliage and heads of white flowers its related to vulgaris but much nicer.

 

Thymus zygis good blue form PRICE 1@ $6.50

An excellent blue form this grows best if you play it a bit of ziggy stardust once a month.

 

Tiarella wherryi ................ PRICE 1@ $8.00

Clumping not running, cordate 3 lobed pointed leaves, erect spikes of white flowers blushed pinkish, the best American species.

 

Tiarella hyb 'Mint Chocolate' PRICE 1@ $8.00

Chocolate centered green maple leaves and congested spikes of bronze tinted white flowers

 

Tiarella hyb 'Spring Symphony' PRICE 1@ $8.00

Deeply divided leaves with dark centers and abundant spikes of pale pink fragrant flowers

 

Titanopsis hugo-schlechteri v alboviridis           PRICE 1@ $6.50

A neat little South African mesemb from Alplains, chalky grey encrusted leaves and yellow flowers if only it had a better name.

 

trachelium jaquinii ssp. rumelianum PRICE 1@ $6.50

6" bluish lilac flowers are very attractive to butterflies, related to Campanula, choice and desirable, Crete, and Greece.

 

Tradescantia 'Bilberry Ice' PRICE 1@ $8.00

Ethereal white flowers shading to a center of fuzzy Billberry purple, the effect is quite stunning and the plants are neat and compact.

 

Tradescantia 'Satin Doll' PRICE 1@ $8.00

Satiny pink flowers from April to October we think it is the best pink Tradescantia.

 

Tradescantia sweet kate PRICE 1@ $8.00

Brilliant golden foliage and dark blue-purple flowers this one is best in part shade.

 

Tricyrtis

Until recently, the Toad Lilies have languished in obscurity. I always grew a broad selection but I also loved toads; their golden eyes, the cute way they suck them in to help them swallow, the alien sounding trilling calls, Amplexus in the spring was always a big event, at least for the anurans. Well maybe not just for the anurans, but I digress, Tricyrtis have become trendy, all those Hosta growers are getting tired of monocultures and branching out into other shade lovers and Tricyrtis have a lot to offer. They are for the most part easy to grow, and flower late in the season when they can command your full attention. The flowers are complex often intricately spotted with an understated exotic charm. Non-gardeners, seeing them for the first time often ask if they are some kind of Orchid. Most species are stoloniferus and will quickly clump up in the garden; division is generally unnecessary however, if you do divide, clumps discard the eyes that flowered and save the new eyes. The rosette that flowers generally goes monocarpic, a fact that is obscured by the many new plantlets.

 

Tricyrtis Angel's halo .. PRICE 1@ $8.00

This has kicked around the nursery since 1998 and we decided it was time it paid for its keep, buy it or we will be forced to sacrifice it to Cthulu.

 

Tricyrtis 'Eco Snow Leopard' PRICE 1@ $8.00

Another of Hammer’s castoffs, Jim is very opinionated as to what is worthy of garden space; we plant anything and rarely get out the roundup.

 

Tricyrtis 'Amandogawa'  ('Eco Yellow Spangles')          PRICE 1@ $12.00

A hybrid between T. bakeri and T. flava with arching stems bearing light yellow open flowers spotted with red dots. Langhammer deemed it inferior and ripped it out of his garden which is how we came by it, we will reserve judgment until we see it flower, some of Hammers castoffs turn out to be very good plants.

 

Tricyrtis x  'Kohaku' ...... PRICE 1@ $12.00

An outstanding hybrid between hirta and macrantha ssp. Macranthopsis it is yellow in bud like Macranthopsis but opens to a specked flat 'Miyazaki' like flower but with a more yellowish background.

 

Tricyrtis x 'Lemon Twist'  PRICE 1@ $12.00

A cross between flava and ohsumiensis made by Darrell Probst, with outstanding finely spotted light yellow flowers and speckled green leaves.

 

Tricyrtis x 'miyazaki' ...... PRICE 1@ $8.00

lovely fall blooming Toad Lily from japan, strange speckled blossoms produced in the leaf axils on graceful arching stems. I love them, but then again, I also love toads, especially the giant mouse eating varieties; anything that eats mice is O.K. in my book. This plant is often sold as a hirta but Hammer said lose it; it only adds to the confusion. 

 

TRICYRTIS X 'Togan' clonal PRICE 1@ $8.00

Beautiful white-throated lavender flowers with little or no spotting; these are from Langhammer’s clone and vegetatively propagated.

 

Tricyrtis aff. ohsumiensis PRICE 1@ $8.00

Yellow spotted flowers in mid summer, Langhammer identified these, keyed and compared to his extensive collection of living material. Tricyrtis are hopelessly messed up in the nursery trade, but little by little, we are getting them sorted out.

 

TRICYRTIS AFFINIS Ex Rothman PRICE 1@ $8.00

The plants that have flowered to date have been the attractive albida form, although it would not surprise me to have a few spotted ones show up. Rothman’s stuff is usually quite true to name but he likes his toadies and anytime more than a single species is grown hybrids are likely.

 

TRICYRTIS DILaTATA Ex Rothman PRICE 1@ $8.00

These haven’t flowered yet but Hammer saw them in leaf and thought they could be right, at least they didn’t give him another heart attack. Jim scared everyone last year, he is lucky as hell and now bionic with extra energy, he was out of the hospital with parts installed and showed up at a rock garden meeting a couple days later. Jim did see them bloom this year and says they are right, but that most authorities consider dilatata to be synonymous with macropoda, we retain dilatata for provenance if nothing else.

 

TRICYRTIS FORMOSAna TRUE  PRICE 1@ $8.00

These are the real thing, at least according to Hinkley, Hammer seemed less confident, a very late flowering plant that is on the tender side. 3’ stems topped with dark flowers, and more popping from the axils, true or not, it is a lovely plant.

 

TRICYRTIS FORMOSAna variegata PRICE 1@ $8.00

An attractive variegated form of formosana ex Heronswood stock that Dan brought back from Japan, very nice and quite rare in gardens, I find formosana a bit tender.

 

Tricyrtis aff. hirta  ......... PRICE 1@ $8.00

Pure hirta or something very close to it, Hammer says they look right; purple spotted flowers in autumn. If someone questions the veracity of these in your garden, simply kneel down and peer closely at the plant, pick a flower and carefully tear it apart all the time muttering to yourself; (it helps if you can produce a hand lens at this point). Point out to them the tiny (nonexistent) hairs on the ovary, and insist it must be correct; works on all but the best.

 

Tricyrtis aff. hirta dark select (‘Kinkazan’)        PRICE 1@ $8.00

As above but with the spotting on the petals fused giving the effect of an overall dark petal. The British National Collection has a photo of a plant they are calling T. hirta ‘Kinkazan’ which appears identical and is probably the same plant.

 

Tricyrtis aff setouchienis PRICE 1@ $12.00

An extremely large flowered plant that we got from Langhammer, Jim insists it keys to setochinensis however it is quite different from the Heronswood setochinensis we offer. I believe he got this from a plant sale so it is always possible it is some sort of hybrid.

 

Tricyrtis hirta alba  ....... PRICE 1@ $8.00

From Langhammer's seed, Jim has seen them in bloom and proclaims them pure hirta Alba.

 

Tricyrtis hirta 'Moonlight' PRICE 1@ $8.00

A chartreuse sport of hirta ‘Variegata’ the leaf color is unique and eye catching, this needs a fair bit of shade, or it will burn.

 

Tricyrtis hirta 'Variegata' PRICE 1@ $8.00

One of the many variegated forms of hirta that has been selected over the years this has a neat narrow edge of creamy white on the leaves and the typical purple speckled hirta flowers.

 

Tricyrtis hirta ex 'White tower' Ex Rothman    PRICE 1@ $8.00

Seed grown material from Rothmans clone of ‘White Tower’, expect some variation.

 

Tricyrtis japenese hyb. 'hatatogisa' PRICE 1@ $8.00

Formosana hybrid, amethyst flowers face upward on branching scapes, very showy and unlike pure formosana its hardy here; great for late fall color.

 

Tricyrtis macrantha (ssp. macranthopsis) PRICE 1@ $12.00

Previously offered as ssp. Macranthopsis, Langhammer keyed it last summer and insists it is straight macrantha and I trust Jim’s taxonomy more than Terra Nova. A trailing species with long tubular yellow flowers speckled on the interior with burgundy, best appreciated trailing down from a high rock wall where you can gaze upward into the interior of the flowers or even in a hanging basket. We normally disdain baskets but could easily make this an exception.

 

Tricyrtis macropoda Yungi Temple Form      PRICE 1@ $8.00

A robust form of macropoda with stems that can reach 5’ in height, this flowers in the axils as well as producing the typical terminal display of lavender spotted flowers.

 

Tricyrtis perfoliata .... PRICE 1@ $15.00

A cool thing with its distinctive skewered foliage and showy yellow flowers in habit it is a bit like macranthopsis and drapes nicely over a wall.

 

Tricyrtis puberula ........ PRICE 1@ $12.00

Another plant in the latifolia group, with large basal rosettes of leaves, very slow to offset I love it the flowers are dark and sinister, strange even by Tricyrtis standards.

 

Tricyrtis 'Raspberry Mousse' PRICE 1@ $12.00

A new one from sunny border it is another dark petaled hirta a bit lighter than ‘Kinkazan’ these spontaneous dark forms show up frequently so much so that I suspect they are Viral induced.

 

Tricyrtis setouchienis HC 92 PRICE 1@ $15.00

A rare species endemic to the Seto Inland Sea region of Eastern Japan, stems to 2.5’ with purple spotted exceptionally broad petaled flowers. It is a good grower clumping up quickly and performing well for us.

 

Tricyrtis stolonifera pink form Ex Hammer   PRICE 1@ $8.00

A nice pink selection from Jim, its always nice to release some of the things we carefully hoard. Brigitta and I cleaned the stock house this fall and quite a number of lost treasures appeared.

 

Tricyrtis sp. Chinese Dwarf PRICE 1@ $15.00

Another courtesy of Yinger it forms colonies of short stems topped by stolonifera like flowers it makes an interesting groundcover.

 

Trollius x cultorum 'Cheddar' PRICE 1@ $12.00

A most attractive cultivar with the cream colored bowls posses a subtle beauty quite unlike any other Trollius we offer.

 

Trollius chinensis 'Gold Queen' PRICE 1@ $6.50

One of the showiest species with golden yellow bowl shaped flowers on 3-foot stems

 

Trollius cultorum 'Orange Globe' PRICE 1@ $6.50

Crosses between chinensis asiaticus and europaeus ‘Orange Globe’ is fantastic with huge translucent glowing orange flowers.

 

Trollius hondoensis ....... PRICE 1@ $8.00

This came from the 1996 ARGS seed exchange, Fred Case was the donor; it turns out Jim Briggs sent this to fred from Japan.