The gardens are just getting ready for their winter’s sleep and already I am dreaming of additions I will make in next spring. There are some stunning new varieties of plants available to gardeners in spring, 2013; these are only a few of my favorites. What do you think of these new introductions from Proven Winners and Hort Couture?
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| Primula Blue Zebra |
An annual, this new primrose can be grown from seed. This truly unique plant blooms with blue and white striped flowers with golden eyes.
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| Superbells® Lemon Slice - Calibrachoa |
This slightly bushy, annual, mini-petunia is bright yellow with five white flashes.
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| 'Pardon My Purple' Monarda |
'Pardon My Purple' Monarda didyma
A petite new perennial, 'Pardon My Purple' (Bee Balm) blooms with fuchsia purple flowers in mid summer.
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| ‘Coconut Punch’ Dianthus |
‘Coconut Punch’ Dianthus
Fragrant flowers open deep red on this perennial, with white blotches in the center of each petal.
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| ‘Hocus Pocus’ Veronica |
‘Hocus Pocus’ Veronica
Long, violet purple wands comprise the top two-thirds of this new perennial, larger than other varieties.
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| Lo & Behold™ ‘Lilac Chip’ Buddleia |
Lo & Behold™ ‘Lilac Chip’ Buddleia
Standing only two-to-three feet tall, this shrub is a new addition to the Dwarf Butterfly Bush family.
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The new garden varieties are unique and gorgeous. I love the contrast in the blue-white stripey primula and the red timming on the dianthus. An interesting blog that you have here.
ReplyDeleteThank you for the kind compliment, Stiletto; I'm happy you found my website.
DeleteThe blue zebra is stunning! Really lovely new collection.
ReplyDeletedidyma flower is great!
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DeleteI agree completely - a petite bee balm in that shade? It's a must-have.
The blue zebra is beautiful! I'm enjoying dwarf lilacs, too.
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