Mandevilla - Vogue Ginger

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Asparagus - Jersey Giant - Sale Price: $42.95 The Asparagus Jersey Giant, Asparagus 'Jersey Giant', a spring planted herbaceous root, produces large quantities of quality spears of green Asparagus. The spears can be up to 7 to 9 inches long and they grow profusely on vigorous plants. They are very tasty and meaty. Jersey Giant Asparagus prefers well worked organic soils. This plant matures in early April through mid-May in zones 4, 5, and 6, and earlier in warmer climates. Asparagus is a perennial so you will enjoy the tasty spears for years to come. * Frost hardy * Thick spears * Disease resistant

Rhubarb - Crimson Cherry - Sale Price: $107.05 The Rhubarb Crimson Cherry, Rheum rhaponticum, also known as Early Cherry and Crimson Wine, produces long, thick stalks that are a rich red inside and out. This plant is vigorous and it will produce tender, sweet stalks of rhubarb. Be sure to pull the stems loose, don't cut them off. This perennial should be mulched deeply with manure each fall. Rhubarb thrives in cool locations and full sun, but in warmer climates, plants benefit from light shade but form longer, thinner stems. Rhubarb needs deep, moist but well-drained soil, and is generally trouble-free. Slow growth of older plants is a signal that they need dividing. Like any other perennial, rhubarb need to be divided every 10 years or so. This rhubarb does harvest well in fall and seldom goes to seed. These attractive perennial plants will accent your landscape and remain productive for decades. * Ornamental and tasty* Vigorous grower* Long-lived

Rhubarb - Victoria - Sale Price: $64.20 Rhubarb Victoria, Rheum 'Victoria', has a wonderful tart flavor and is one of the favorites for pies and sauces. Be sure to pull the stems loose, don't cut them off. This perennial should be mulched deeply with manure each fall. Rhubarb thrives in cool locations and full sun, but in warmer climates, plants benefit from light shade but form longer, thinner stems. Rhubarb needs deep, moist but well-drained soil, and is generally trouble-free. Slow growth of older plants is a signal that they need dividing. This attractive perennial plants will accent your landscape and remain productive for decades.

Penta - Butterfly Deep Pink - Sale Price: $28.35 The Butterfly Deep Pink Penta, 'Penta lanceolata' is a unique and very hardy plant that can be grown at any light level. It's fairly drought tolerant too! This tall garden plant can be grown in both northern and southern garden beds and patio containers. This annual is also called ''Egyptian starflowers. Pentas are quickly becoming one of the most popular summer container and landscape plants. They grow up to 18 inches tall with large star shaped flowers up to 3 inches across that attract butterflies, bees, and hummingbirds. The flowers are a hot pink with white eyes. This hybrid has very good plant vigor and it produces larger flowers and umbels, withstands stressful conditions, and demonstrates better garden performance than other commercial varieties on the market today. Use this plant in garden beds, containers, landscapes and as a gorgeous indoor plant. This plant is grown as an annual in most of the United States but is used as a perennial in zones 9 and 10. * Heat tolerant

Cordyline - Red Star - Sale Price: $42.75 Cordyline Red Star, Cordyline australis 'Red Star', is sometimes called the Red Star Cabbage Tree. It has burgundy red sword-like leaves and fragrant white flowers that top the stems in early summer, followed by small white or blue fruits. Red Star is a fast growing woody plant native to New Zealand that can be grown as a palm-like shrub or a small tree. It is often grown as a shrub in a garden setting, or even as a houseplant. It prefers deep, well-drained soil in full sun, and will tolerate alkaline soils, drought, and seaside gardens. Red Star is a palm-like, sub-tropical tree that grows with an upright habit; its sword-like upper leaves remain erect while the lower leaves droop. With age, it will branch to produce several heads, and its architectural structure makes a fascinating focal point. Red Star cannot tolerate freezing or frosty weather so move it indoors in the fall in colder climates. Fragrant!