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Common Names: D

daisy, ox-eye: Chrysanthemum leucanthemum
daisy, white: Chrysanthemum leucanthemum
daylily, common: Hemerocallis fulva
daylily, lemon: Hemerocallis lilioasphodelus
daylily, orange: Hemerocallis fulva
daylily, yellow: Hemerocallis lilioasphodelus
dead nettle, spotted: Lamium maculatum
deer fern: Blechnum spicant
dogwood, kousa: Cornus kousa
dragon's head bamboo: Fargesia dracocephala
dropseed, prairie: Sporobolus heterolepis
Dutchman's pipe: Aristolochia durior
dwarf greenstripe bamboo: Pleioblastus viridistriatus
dwarf lillyturf: Ophiopogon japonicus

Catalog as of June 25, 2008

Hemerocallis

(Liliaceae - lily family)

Daylily. About 15 species of clump-forming, Eurasian perennial herbs. Daylilies have sword-shaped, basal leaves, and bear showy flowers. They are among the most popular of garden perennials.

fulva

peren • ht 2'; fl stalks to 5' • zones 3-10

common daylily; orange daylily

ground cover, dry - wet, sun - part shade
Eurasia

The orange-red, trumpet-shaped, 3-5" long flowers appear over a long period in summer. Rugged, adaptable, and easily grown, common daylily is among the best plants for use where a low - maintenance ground cover is desired. ONE UNIT = SIX PLANTS.

cat # 9K3D
6 plants, $6.95 / 12 plants, $12.95 / 18 plants, $17.95

lilioasphodelus

peren • ht 2'; fl stalks to 3' • zones 3-10

yellow daylily; lemon daylily

fragrant, ground cover, sun
e Siberia to Japan

(Hemerocallis flava) Brings forth very fragrant, golden-yellow, 3-4" long flowers on arching stalks in late spring. Reputed to have the ability, when used as a ground cover, to prevent lilac suckers from appearing.

cat # 9K3R
$7.95 each