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Achillea millefolium

YARROW
OR, US

White flowers. Widely adaptable. Very drought tolerant, will grow shrub-like when watered. Reseeded abundantly and spreading rhizomes, but manageable.

Agastache foeniculum

MISC-FLOWERS
MN, US

Better known as anise hyssop or lavender hyssop. Grows 3 ft tall and 1-2 ft wide. Loved by bees, butterflies, and goldfinches.

Agastache foeniculum

MISC-FLOWERS
WY, US

Descendants of 'Golden Jubilee.' It self sows, but unwanted seedlings are easily moved or removed. A bee favorite in our yard.

Ageratum Dondo Blue

MISC-FLOWERS
ME, US

Also known as Floss flower. ‘Dondo Blue’ is a taller variety that makes an excellent cut flower. It’s also loved by the pollinators, butterflies and bees. Seeds are tiny, but they germinate easily and grow quickly start them 6 to 8 weeks before your last frost date.

Albuca bractea

MISC-FLOWERS
Unknown Location

Albuca Bractea is a caudex succulent that blooms white flowers on long stalks -Previously Frozen-

Alcea rosea - Pink

HOLLYHOCK
CA, US

Short-lived, tall, flowering perennials perfect for garden fences and borders.

Allegheny Vine

MISC-FLOWERS
NY, US

biennial, 1' rosette the first year, bolts to 15'+ the second year and covers itself with .5" blush-turning-ecru hearts, plants. Price is explained in instructions.

Aloe aborscens

MISC-FLOWERS
Unknown Location

Nice landscape aloe. 2 packets per order

America

SWEETPEA
CA, US

An antique fragrant sweet pea with ample amounts of blossoms in white with cherry red striping offers the redolent scent cherished by gardeners of any era. First offered in 1896 by Morse-Vaughan.