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Our new 'Plant Index' page lists all the plants we expect to have available for the 2010 shipping season. |
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some perennial plants that make nice additions to the garden but are usually
difficult to find at a mail order nursery. While
most of these perennials do not attract butterflies or hummingbirds, they are
garden-worthy and definitely on our list of attractive plants. When available, we offer these perennials here: Salvia nemorosa 'May Night' ('May Night' Sage),Sidalcea malviflora 'Rosanna' (Miniature Hollyhock, Prairie Mallow), Solidago canadensis (Goldenrod), Tanacetum coccineum (Painted Daisy), Thalictrum dipterocarpum (Meadow Rue), Thalictrum rochebrunianum (Lavender Mist), Thermopsis caroliniana (Carolina Lupine), Trollis "Golden Queen' (Globeflower), Verbascum chaxii 'Bold Queen' ('Bold Queen' Mullein), Verbascum 'Banana Custard', Verbascum 'Copper Rose', and Veronica spicata 'Minuet' (Speedwell). |
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ship perennials from May through October. |
Perennial Plants
Available For 2010 Shipping:
We ship May thru October. Most
of our perennials are shipped in 3" to 4" pots.
A few may be shipped bare root. Most should bloom this summer.
Unless otherwise noted, the plants on this page prefer full sun.
We ship orders via USPS Priority Mail.
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'May Night' Sage (Salvia
nemorosa 'May Night') 'May Night' Sage grows to about 18" high and produces long lasting blue violet spikes May thru June. Easy to grow, this particular Sage is in high demand. Deer resistant and drought tolerant. Perennial, zones 5-9. $5.00 each |
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'Rose Rhapsody' Sage (Salvia
pratensis 'Rose Rhapsody') 'Rose Rhapsody' Sage grows to about 18"- 24" high and produces pink flower spikes June thru July. Easy to grow, it generally reblooms if dead-headed.. Deer resistant and drought tolerant. Perennial, zones 5-9. May be available in June. |
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Soapwort (Saponaria
ocymoides) 'Soapwort grows 10" - 12" high and spreads 30" - 36" wide. It produces an abundance of tiny lavender-pink flowers June thru July and generally reblooms if dead-headed. .This is a nice plant for banks and slopes---and if you let it reseed, it will produce many more plants in just a few years. Deer resistant and drought tolerant. Perennial, zones 5-9. $5.00 each |
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'Rosanna'
Miniature Hollyhock (Sidalcea malviflora 'Rosanna') Maturing at 30"-36" high, 'Rosanna' Miniature Hollyhock (also known as Prairie Mallow) produces bright pink flower spikes July thru August. This plant prefers cool nights and warm days and thus, does best from Michigan across to New York and up into New England. Perennial, zones 5-9. $4.50 each |
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'Royal Candles' Speedwell (Veronica x spicata 'Royal Candles') 'Royal Candles' Veronica grows just 10"-15" high and produces an abundant of flower spikes of violet-blue June thru July. This new introduction is easy to grow and quite hardy. Deer resistant. Drought tolerant. Perennial, zones 4-9. $5.00 each |
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More perennial plants
will be added to our web pages in June and July. |
Two ways to order: (1)
Utilize our on-line shopping cart or (2) print our online order form, fill it
out, and then mail it to us, along with your check or money order. Some of the features of our online
shopping cart fail to work correctly with some Internet Service Providers.
If you have problems using our shopping cart, please print our order form,
fill it out, and then mail it to us. Sorry for the inconvenience.
Quantities are limited on
some of our nursery stock. Plants will be reserved to fill orders in the
sequence in which orders are received. Please order at your earliest convenience
to avoid disappointment. Please do not order plants which are not currently
posted with a picture, plant description, and price. When plants are removed
from our availability lists, they are temporarily or permanently out of stock.
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Rose Franklin's
Perennials, a mail order nursery (814) 422-8968 Email: RoseFranklin@aol.com |
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Copyright © 2002-2007. [Rose Franklin's Perennials]. All rights reserved.
Revised: July 25, 2010