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Common Names: W

wall pepper: Sedum acre
water canna: Thalia dealbata
water lily, fragrant: Nymphaea odorata
water willow: Decodon verticillatus
white-flowered mazus: Mazus reptans Albus'
whorled loosestrife: Lysimachia punctata
whorled loosestrife: Lysimachia quadrifolia
wild bergamot: Monarda fistulosa
wild geranium: Geranium maculatum
wild indigo: Baptisia australis
wild lily-of-the-valley: Pyrola elliptica
wild oats: Uvularia sessilifolia
wild petunia: Ruellia humilis
wild quinine: Parthenium integrifolium
wild raisin: Viburnum lentago
wild rice: Zizania aquatica
wild stonecrop: Sedum glaucophyllum
wintergreen: Gaultheria procumbens
witch hazel, common: Hamamelis virginiana
wolfberry; silverberry: Elaeagnus commutata
woodbine: Parthenocissus quinquefolia
wool grass: Scirpus cyperinus
worm grass: Sedum album

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Catalog as of April 01, 2008

Mazus

(Schrophulariaceae - snapdragon family)

About 30 spp. of low, mat-forming herbs native to Asia and Australia.

reptans

peren • ht 2" • zones 5-8

mazus

ground cover, sun - part shade
Himalayas

Mazus is a vigorous, low-growing ground cover with bright green leaves that form a dense, handsome mat of foliage. Produces unusually large blue-violet flowers in late spring with yellow and white markings that resemble snapdragons. Foliage is evergreen in warm winter climates. Prefers moist, rich soil. Tolerates foot traffic and would do well between paving stones. Tolerates hot, humid summers. No serious insect or disease problems.

cat # 6I6E
$7.95 each / 3+, $7.50 ea

reptans Albus'

peren • ht 2" • zones 5-8

white-flowered mazus

ground cover, sun - part shade
Himalayas

White-flowered form of mazus. Produces unusually large flowers that sparkle like diamonds on bright green foliage.

cat # 6I6E
$7.95 each / 3+, $7.50 ea