Ornamental Plug Catalog
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Lamium
Maculatum Beacon Silver: Controlled, mounded w/ silver
leaves edged in green with pink flowers |
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Maculatum Pink Pearl: Small flowers; variegated leaves. |
 Pink Pearl |
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| Larkspur
Consolida ambigua Upright blossom spikes of densely-set flowers; blooms best in cooler spring and early summer months. Excellent cut flowers. " Giant Imperial Series: Standard strain for cut and dried arrangements
" QIS Series: Improved uniformity and stem quality for commercial cut flower production
" Sydney Series: Non-branching series for greenhouse forcing with large double blooms on 3-4 foot single stems; flowers in 8-10 weeks
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| Laurentia
(Isotoma)
Creeping perennial ground cover grows only 2-3 inches tall, with star-like flowers in late spring and summer. Shooting Stars: White flowers Blue Stars: Sky-blue flowers on mounded 12 inch plants; excellent in large baskets |
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| Lavandula
angustifolia
(English Lavender) Lavender-purple flowers on fragrant gray-green foliage; excellent in perennial borders. Fred Boutin:15-18" tall; fragrant violet flowers appear
in late summer Munstead: Narrow gray-green leaves and purple blooms |
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| Angustifolia Munstead: Sweetly scented lavender flower spikes; flowers in late spring |
 Angustifolia Munstead |
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| Goodwin Creek Grey: Soft densely wooly grey green leaves; grows with a lush compact habit. Produces small very dark purple flowers |
 Goodwin Creek Grey |
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| Grosso: Compact growth with thick spikes of dark purple buds and flowers |
 Grosso |
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 Hidcote Blue |
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| Hidcote Pink: Compact gray foliage with pink flowers |
 Hidcote Pink |
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| Jean Davis: Compact upright; lavender very small size |
 Jean Davis |
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| Pinnata: Flower spikes are a mixture of Angustifolia and Stoechas, purple flowers |
 Pinnata |
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| Provence: Nice growth habit and abundant purple flowers. |
 Provence |
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| Stoechas Kew Red: Cerise-crimson flowers with pale pink bracts; early compact |
 Kew Red |
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| Stoechas: Compact bushy shrub with aromatic leaves; spikes of dark purple flowers. |
 Stoechas |
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| Lavatera
trimestris
Tall and easy to grow with large, colorful mallow-like flowers resembling single hollyhocks. " Beauty Series: Excellent series for cutting
" Mont Blanc: Semi-dwarf with white flowers; good for gardens, pots, or cutting " Silver Cup: Semi-dwarf; silvery pink flowers with dark veins " Ruby Regis: Vibrant cerise-pink flowers |
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| Legousia
speculum-veneris
Easily grown spreading annuals with campanula-like starry shaped flowers. White Carpet Blue Carpet: Violet-blue |
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| Leonotis
leonurus
(Lion’s Tail) Staircase: Large shrubs with vivid orange flowers in whorls; for borders and large pots (often grown as an annual) |
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| Liatris
spicata (Gayfeather)
Tufts of narrow, grassy leaves with tall spikes of fluffy flower heads; excellent cut flower. " Floristan Series: 36” plants make excellent cut flowers
Kobold: Dwarf selection with deep purple spikes |
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| Limonium (Statice)
Annual and perennial types all make excellent fresh or dried cut flowers. " L. bonduelli : Annual or biennial; yellow flowers on thin round stems " L. caspia (Spangle): Perennial; feathery sprays of tiny white flowers " L. dumosum / tataricum (German Statice): Perennial; silvery-white clouds of small flowers on branched leafless stalks; good dried flower for winter arrangements " L. dumosum ‘Woodcreek’: Improved disease tolerance and uniformity " L. gmelinii : Perennial; lacy, soft lilac-blue flowers " L. latifolium : Perennial; clouds of large deep blue flowers " L. perezii (Sea Foam): Half-hardy perennial; violet-blue flowers on long strong stems " L. sinense (Lace Veil): Annual; yellow and white blooms " L. sinense ‘Confetti’: Annual; tiny yellow and white bicolor flowers "
L. suworowii (Rat
Tail): Annual;
long rose spikes on tall stems |
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| Limonium
sinuatum (Statice sinuata) Excellent fresh or dried cut flowers
in a wide range of colors. |
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| Linaria
Brightly colored flowers that resemble tiny snapdragons. L. maroccana Compact annuals for bedding or containers Fairy Bouquet: Compact 8-10 inch plants in blend of bright colors Fantasy Series: Dwarf 6-8 inch plants for bedding or baskets
L. purpurea Perennial border plants with tall slender spikes of small blooms " Canon J. Went: Clear rose " Purple: Purple-violet vulgaris : Yellow with orange blotch on lower lip (“Toadflax”) |
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| Lisianthus
Eustoma grandiflorum
Increasingly popular cut flower now
comes in wide range of colors and in single, double, and
new “extra-double” types, as well as dwarf varieties for
pots and bedding. |
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Heavenly Blue: Deep blue flowers in clusters, on trailing stems; grows to 6" high
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| Lobelia
Annual and perennial types are distinctly different, but all have tubular honeysuckle-like lipped flowers. L. erinus Compact annuals for bedding, pots, and baskets Cambridge Blue: Dwarf (4-6 inch) upright annual with light blue flowers Crystal Palace: Dwarf upright annual with dark blue flowers and dark foliage Palace Series: Early-flowering upright 3-5 inch annual plants with bronze-green foliage
Regatta Series: Annual trailing type; blooms earlier than other series
Riviera Series: Dwarf (3-5 inch) early-flowering upright annual type
L. fulgens 30-48 inch perennials with tall flower spikes " Illumination: Huge scarlet flower spikes on dark bronze foliage " Queen Victoria: Scarlet-red spikes
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L. speciosa " Fan Series F1: Basal-branching 24 inch perennial; good in borders or for cutting
L. tenuior Compact annual bedding plant with larger flowers than L. erinus Blue Wings: Cobalt blue with white eye |
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| Lonas
" L. inodora : Base-branching 20 inch plants with golden-yellow Ageratum-like clustered flower heads; good in landscapes or as dried flower |
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| Lupinus
(Lupine)
Dense spikes of brightly colored flowers. L. polyphyllus Handsome perennial border plants Gallery Series: Dwarf 18 inch plants with 6-8 inch spikes; good in pots
Minarette Mix: Beautiful miniature (18 inch) blend " Russell Series: Tall 36 inch spikes
L. texensis (Texas Blue Bonnet): Blue and white flowers on 12-inch annual plants |
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| Lychnis
Eye-catching color on hardy garden plants. L. chalcedonica 24-36 inch plants with hairy leaves and stems
L. viscaria Compact, evergreen clumps of grasslike leaves with 12 inch flower stalks
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