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Unless noted otherwise, there is a maximum limit of 3 for each kind of plant, but order as many different varieties as you wish. We grow many different plants, but we don't grow a lot of any one kind. However, if you need more than 3 of a certain variety, please send us an email. We might be able to accommodate your request.



Bartlettina sp Bartlettina sp.
Code: 80126
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Blue Spur Flower, Blue Mist Flower. This strikingly beautiful shrub comes from the cloud forests of Mexico. The large velvety heart-shaped leaves are purplish green with purple veining, dark purple beneath. Young growth and stems are deep maroon-purple with large fragrant bluish violet ageratum-like flower clusters in winter. Fast growing to 4 feet high. Needs bright shade and ample water. Can be grown in a cool greenhouse in large pots in the winter (minimum temperature 35F) and then brought outdoors in spring and summer. Give frost protection. USDA zones 9 - 11.

With hundreds of Ageratum, Bartlettina, and Eupatorium species, the proper identification of this plant is uncertain. It is sometimes offered elsewhere as Ageratum corymbosum, but it does not fit the botanical description for A. corymbosum (flat-top whiteweed, desert ageratum). Also, listed by another grower as Ageratum 'Azure Skies'. The typical Bartlettina sordida has greener leaves and is larger growing. Our guess is that this is probably a variety or subspecies of Bartlettina sordida or a closely related species. Asteraceae

 
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Helianthus maximilliana Helianthus maximilliana
Code: 80026
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Maximillian's Sunflower. A 5 to 10 foot perennial forming a 3 foot clump. Blooms in fall with abundant 3 inch golden yellow flowers. Southwestern U.S. native. Asteraceae

 
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Montanoa atriplicifolia Montanoa atriplicifolia
Code: 80022
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(Syn.: Montanoa schotii), Yacatan Daisy. Large woody vine with fragrant white daisy flowers in winter. Asteraceae

 
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Roldana petasitis Roldana petasitis
Code: 80028
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(Syn.: Senecio petasitis). Shrubby perennial from Mexico. Tropical look with large 8 inch fanlike velvety evergreen leaves. Clusters of small bright yellow daisies in midwinter. Grows to 8 feet. Hardy to mid 20's. Asteraceae

 
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Tithonia diversifolia Tithonia diversifolia
Code: 80025
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Mexican Tree Marigold. Evergreen shrub to 12 feet with lobed leaves. Covered in fall with 6 inch bright yellow daisies with yellow centers. Prune hard after blooming. Spectacular in bloom. Asteraceae

 
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