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The greenhouse and nursery are open for the season. Hours are: 9-6 Tuesday-Saturday and 10-3 Sunday and Monday. Although we are not a mail order greenhouse, we know that many experienced, new to the area, and just getting started gardeners like to plan ahead and come out with a list of possibilities in hand. Our Availability List Pages provide pictures and cultural information so gardeners can familiarize themselves with the shrubs, perennials, and annuals we offer and will be updated through the season. Availability is ultimately dependent upon crop success. We offer perennials for zones 3-4 with a 80/20 mix; 80% are "tried and true perennials" that I have grown in my gardens and have been happy with the results, and 20% are cultivars of proven plants that are available in a new color or foliage variation that we want to try. Unfortunately, there is no standardization in the industry, so you may notice the same variety listed in one catalog as a zone 3, and in another as zone 4, or even 5. That's why I think it is important to trial the plants here in our display gardens. We watch for overall garden performance including bloom and foliage through the changing seasons.  Indicates a new offering for us.When considering perennials for gardens that have a mix of trees, shrubs, and perennials, note the Full Sun, Part-Shade, Full Shade, and Water-Wise symbols so plants with the same requirements can be grouped together; a key element to water wise gardening and landscape success.  Full Sun
 Part-Shade
 Full Shade Water-Wise
It is my experience that plants that thrive in full sun are also water-wise and will do poorly when planted in shady areas and/or are overwatered. Likewise, perennials for part-full shade do best when planted in amended soils that hold water and are topdressed with a layer of organic mulch. Part shade includes filtered, rather than direct light, or morning sun, rather than the hot, afternoon sun. Regardless of their water or light requirements, plants will perform poorly in poor soil. More on soils and planting tips Adding Amendments The plant's mature height information is provided so that the shorter plants don't get lost amongst taller varieties. Except with groundcovers, a plant's width/spread/spacing is usually the same as its height. After the height and bloom color, you'll find the plant's regional bloom time for designs that provide all season color. After the Picture Gallery, there is a Select and Print section that lists the plants by height, light requirement, and includes the price. Towards the end of this page are a few Garden Designs that gardeners can use to select perennials and shrubs. The examples include various garden shapes with notes on the numbers of plants needed to fill the area. Please click the "Refresh" button if pictures do not come on screen.   Ajuga reptans 'Burgundy Glow' Foliage and In Bloom
4" Groundcover; SpringVigorous plant that quickly forms a dense mat as runners root. The beautiful foliage looks great through the summer months and the burgundy coloration intensifies through fall and remains through winter. Prefers part-full shade through the heat of summer.  Aquilegia 'Music' Blue w/White
24" Bi-Color; SpringColumbines are among the easiest of perennials to grow with spring blooms and attractive foliage throughout the season when grown in afternoon shade. The flowers attract butterflies and ladybugs. Avoid pesticides so ladybugs have an opportunity to keep aphids in check. 
 Ladybug eggs to larvae; will thrive in healthy gardens. For 2008, we will offer Aquilegia 'Winky Mix' with semidouble, bicolored flowers in red, blue, purple, and rose with white centers; blooms through early-mid spring. Grows to 18" with a mounding habit.
 Campanula persicifolia 'Telham Beauty' 30" Blue; SummerDense, matted foliage with bell-shaped flowers on wiry stocks that rise above the foliage. True blue and good companion plants with Delphiniums since they bloom at the same time with colors in the same hues.   Campanula 'Blue Waterfall' 6" Groundcover; Summer Charming blue blooms on cascading foliage. Prefers part shade and well drained soil. Beautiful as a groundcover and in container gardens.  Centranthus coccineus
30" Pinkish Red; SummerAn outstanding plant for the xeric landscape. Our plants have thrived through hot, dry summers and -30 degree winters. The plants do best planted in full sun, lean-sandy soils, and it is important to avoid overwatering. Centranthus blooms attract butterflies through the summer, will bloom again later if deadheaded, and reseeds freely.  Cerastium tomentosum 'Silver Carpet'
6" Silver Groundcover; Summer Aggressive, easy to grow groundcover for hot, sunny areas. Quickly forms a dense mat of silver foliage. Will choke out weeds or anything else that gets close to it. Good plant for sloped, full sun areas. For 2008, we will also offer Cerastium alpinum a slightly shorter, more compact variety than tomentosum, but with shared characteristics.
 Large Flowering Clematis
6' - 8' Vine; SummerThe large, single flowered Clematis we offer are hardy to this area. A reliable vine when given the right growing conditions. Plant in well drained, amended soil with the foliage in full sun and the roots shaded by groundcovers or mulch. Provide ample water and prune to dieback in late spring. Buds often break late, so we suggest waiting until late spring before pruning. Clematis take 3-5 years to mature. Last August, I pruned two large clematis plants down to 4 inches from ground level. I did this because so many dead vines were intermixed with live vines and there was no other way to get to them. Fortunately, the plants had grown back to a full 6' by the end of October. 
Varieties for '08 Include: Ramona, Blue Niobe, Burgundy Will Goodwin, Blue Jackmanii Supurba, Purple Silver Moon, Silver-Mauve Sunset, Red Anna Louise, Pink bicolor    Smaller flowering varieties on taller, vigorous vines Clematis Viticella Abundance, 2-3" bloom Clematis paniculata Sweet Autumn, Delicate, Fragrant, White Clematis tangutica, Small, Yellow, Bell-shaped flowers   Clematis Sweet Autumn, shown here on the left, and Clematis tangutica on the right, have been growing for about 8 years and have not been pruned. Both are excellent as garden backdrops and reduce the intrusion of the adjacent roadway and neighboring houses.   Coreopsis 'Sunfire' and 'Zagreb'
14" Yellow; SummerCoreopsis have long been a favorite of mine with their sunny yellow colors and easy to grow habit. Cousin to the popular 'Early Sunrise' Coreopsis 'Sunfire' blooms throught summer and does best with deadheading. 'Zagreb' blooms late summer into fall with a full, mounding habit.  Delphinium Magic Fountains Series
24" Dark Blue and Light Blue; SummerThe flower spikes rise above the foliage on this dwarf series that is well-suited to our windy area. The blooms last a full two weeks in a vase and the two shades of blue are outstanding. Our other Delphinium, also new for us, is from the Summer Series, 'Summer Morning', at 12", with rosy-pink, multibranched flower spikes that bloom from mid-late summer. Delphiniums are short-lived so I plant every 2-3 years.  Dianthus 'First Love' 15" Shades of Pink; Spring-Summer-FallTall variety, lovely between other medium height perennials and in container gardens. Dianthus have long lasting, fragrant blooms that attract butterflies through summer and into fall.  Dianthus 'Firewitch' 
6" Groundcover; Spring-Early SummerMounding habit with blue-green foliage that remains through the season. The flowers are an intense color and look best when planted in mass. Perennial Plant Association Plant of the Year for 2006.   Echinacea purpurea 'Ruby Star' and 'White Swan'
30" Daisy flowers with golden cone; Late SummerConeflowers are slow growing but reliable. Long lasting as a cut flower and a welcome addition to the late summer-fall garden. Attracts butterflies and its bright, central cone makes it unique. Matteuccia struthiopteris
36" Ostrich FernFind a shady spot that includes amended soils and ample water for these hardy ferns and enjoy the delicate fronds as they unfurl in early spring.   Gaillardia 'Arizona Sun' and 'Burgundy'
12" Red w/Yellow and 30" Red; Early-Late Summer
Gaillardias offer a long bloom time and provide a wonderful addition to any naturalized, sunny garden. Both attract butterflies and bees through the summer and into fall. Like Coreopsis, Gaillardias do best with deadheading to encourage new blooms and will reseed freely.Galium odoratum 'Sweet Woodruff'
6" Bright White FlowersThis is a wonderful groundcover for a shady garden. The fragrant, delicate white flowers stand out dramatically against the dark green foliage. Spreads quickly when shade and ample water are provided.  
Geranium 'Rozanne' and Geranium 'Vision' 'Rozanne' 14"; Summer 'Vision' 10"; Groundcover and 'Johnson's Blue' 18"; Mounding Perennial Geraniums are a must have for the perennial gardens. The flowers alone are enough to make this plant worth growing, but the foliage is great too. Prune/shear back in late summer for rebloom and fall foliage in September. 'Johnson's Blue' seeds are viable and the plant will spread quickly if allowed to go to seed; I use a tarp when pruning.  Gypsophila repens 'Rosea'
4" Groundcover; SummerHardy groundcover with delicate, pale pink flowers. Thrives in hot, sunny, well drained locations; avoid overwatering. Perfect for edging, between pavers, and rock gardens with gravel, rather than bark, mulch.  Helenium 'Mardi Gras' 30" Yellow w/Red; Late Summer-FallOnce established, this unusual perennial is a welcome addition to the fall garden. The flowers are a blend of reds, yellows, and orange, with a complement of chocolate brown centers.  Heliopsis 'Summer Sun'
48" Summer-FallA beautiful plant with clear, yellow flowers on stiff, multibranched stems. Excellent, long-lasting cut flowers. Prefers bright, morning sun.   
'Stella De Oro', 'Country Melody', and Strutter's Ball Hemerocallis (Daylilies)Few plants provide the texture, structure, and diverse color range that Hemerocallis can. One of the easiest plants to grow, Daylilies are long-lived and adaptable to a wide range of soil types. Our mix includes a range of hues that work well together and in combination with other large plantings in the mixed garden. Prefer space to allow clumps to form. Other Varieties for '08 include: 'Ed Murray' 30" - Red 'Going Bananas' 20" - Yellow 'Jolyene Nichole' 14" - Pink 'Prairie Wildfire' 22" - Red  Heuchera 'Silver Lode'
12" Purple foliage, white flowers on wiry stems; SummerHeuchera offer excellent foliage coloration that shows up best when planted with contrasting foliage plants. Excellent companion planting with Hostas, Ferns, and other shady spot perennials. We also have Heuchera 'Green Spice' which has green leaves with a silver overlay and beet-red veins. Both can be used in container gardens.
    'Paul's Glory' , 'Regal Splendor', and 'Wide Brim' Hostas are a wonderful structural addition to shady areas of the landscape. Their foliage brightens any shady garden created by a full canopy of established trees or beneath trimmed pines.  Iris 'Variegata'
Bearded Iris are a traditional favorite in the spring landscape and do best in sandy, well drained soils. Highly deer resistant, Iris have found a home in our gardens since deer move freely through the landscape foraging, but passing over both the foliage and blooms. Early bloomers, so I often bring them inside for spring bouquets.Other offerings for '08 include: 'American Classic'; Purple and white bicolor 'Painted Clouds'; Shades of pink 'Red at Night'; Red 'Swingtown'; Deep Purple-Red
 Lavender 'Munstead' 24" Fragrant Gray/Green Foliage; SummerUnmatched in the herb garden for fragrance. Harvest the flowers just before they open, dry on the stems in a cool, shady place, and use wherever their wonderful scent can be enjoyed. Prefers sandy soil with good drainage or rock garden with gravel, rather than bark, mulch.  Leucanthemum (Shasta Daisy)
'Becky' 36" and 'Snow Cap' 12"; SummerA popular choice for any sunny perennial garden. 'Becky' is my favorite tall Shasta Daisy with its strong multibloom stems and large, long lasting, clear white flowers. PPA Plant of the Year for 2003. For the front of the garden, 'Snowcap' provides a compact mound of clear white blooms. Great with Coreopsis, Gaillardias, and Heliopsis.  Linum perenne 'Sapphire'
24" Early-Mid SummerBlue Flax has been a favorite in my gardens since we started in 1991. The outstanding blue flowers drop by midday and the plant starts with new petals in the morning. It is one of the few plants that does not get pruned down in the fall; I leave it until early winter so it will reseed and spread, weaving through the naturalized garden. Thrives with little care making it ideal for our hot, dry summers and clay soils.  Lupine 'Gallery Mix'
30" Mixed; Late spring-early summerPopular as cut flowers and in the gardens with its palmate foliage that adds contrast. In late summer, I cut back the spent flowers and the foliage if it needs it. Best when planted towards the center or back of the garden with later blooming perennials that will fill in the spaces.  Lysimachia 'Golden Alexander'
30" Variegated green w/gold foliage, Yellow; SummerLysimachia forms a dense mat of foliage that forms upright stems with spikes of yellow flowers. Foliage remains nice through the heat of summer when planted in part shade.  Monarda didyma 'Panorama Mix'
36" Mixed Colors; Mid-Late SummerI have Monarda in both, full sun and part shade; those in part shade seem to do slightly better. Monarda is well-known for attracting hummingbirds into the gardens since their tubular flowers are suited to the bird's feeding habits. The foliage is wonderfully mint scented and the flowers are good for cutting. Overall, an excellent, long-lived perennial.  Nepeta (Catmint) 'Walker's Low'
20" Vigorous spreader; Spring-FallNepeta is a personal favorite because it's so easy to grow and thrives in our region. The foliage is lightly scented and the blooms start early then finish late after a midsummer shearing. This Nepeta is not the reseeding catmint we've offered in the past so it should stay where it's put. The blooms attract honeybees and bumblebees all summer; a characteristic to consider if your allergic or just don't like bees. 'Walker's Low' is the PPA Plant of the Year for 2007.  Oenothera missouriensis
12" Sprawling Groundcover; Late SummerThe flowers on this variety are a full 4 inches across and provide good color through late summer and early fall. Vigorous, so allow the plants plenty of room to spread since they will fill a four square foot area within two-three years. Viable seeds, from large, unusual pods.  Papaver nudicaule 'Champagne Bubbles'
10" Mixed; SummerCharming tissuepaper like flowers in bright summer colors. Best when planted at the base of medium height perennials or towards the front of the garden. Smaller overall than the orientales, with better foliage. 
  Double Peonies in Shades of White, Red, and Pink
30" Bushy Habit; Late Spring-Early SummerPeonies are a long-lived perennial and a traditional favorite. The beautiful, fragrant flowers can be enjoyed in the gardens and as cut flowers for a late spring bouquet. The foliage stays lush through the summer, then turns to deep shades of burgundy through fall. Prefers amended garden soil. Plant just deep enough to cover the crown by about 2-3 inches and allow 3-4 years to become established in the gardens. Offerings for 2008 include: Peony 'Ann Cousins'; White Peony 'Felix Supreme'; Red Peony "Karl Rosenfield'; Red Peony 'Shawnee Chief'; Red Peony 'Dr. Alexander Fleming'; Pink Peony 'Mons. Jules Elie'; Pink Peony 'Sarah Bernhardt; Pink  Penstemon barbatus 'Navigator'
16" Mixed Colors; Early-Late Summer'Navigator' is a dwarf, compact mix of pink, lavender, blue and purple flowers on multibranched stems. Known for attracting hummingbirds, honeybees, and bumblebees into the naturalized garden.  Perovskia atriplicifolia Russian Sage
48" Upright/Bushy; Late SummerMasses of small flowers form on multibranched stems from August-frost. Must have excellent drainage to do well. Prefers xeric landscape conditions so avoid overwatering through summer and waterlogged soil in winter. Prune to die back in late spring. PPA Plant of the year 1995.   Phlox paniculata 'Eva Cullum' and 'Laura' 30" Upright/Bushy; SummerLike Peonies, tall garden Phlox are popular since the showy, long lasting flowers are on easy to grow plants that are long-lived and do well in this area. Provide ample water at the base rather than overhead so flowers don't shatter and drop prematurely. We also offer Phlox 'Tenor' in "fire engine red"; a difficult color to find in perennials.   Phlox subulata 'Emerald Pink' and 'Emerald 'Blue'
6" Groundcover; Spring-Early SummerSpreading/Groundcover Phlox provides a mass of blooms early in the season and the dense, dark green foliage looks good as it continues to grow through the summer months. Semi-evergreen through winter.  Polemonium 'Blue Whirl'
24"; Spring-Early SummerClusters of blue flowers rise above the sturdy, upright stems of this reliable bloomer. The fernlike foliage stays lovely through the heat of summer when planted in part shade and ample water is provided.  Rudbeckia fulgida 'Goldsturm'
24"; Late SummerA hardy Rudbeckia with a profusion of flowers on sturdy stems. Good as a cut flower and a dependable perennial on its own in mass/drifts or in the mixed garden. Compact plant that prefers the front-mid section of the garden. PPA Plant of the Year for 1999.  Salvia 'May Night'
18"; Early-Mid SummerThis Salvia has an upright habit with sturdy stocks/spikes of flowers that look nice when planted with groundcovers at their base. I prune back the stocks in July. Since the flowers and foliage are highly deer resistant, Salvia can be planted in front of less resistant, tall varieties that bloom later in the season. PPA Plant of the Year for 1997.  Saponaria (Soapwort)
8" Grouncover; Late Spring-Early SummerGround cover that's perfect in many ways; good foliage and bright, pink flowers through spring and early summer. Prefers ample water if planted in full sun. Popular as a rock garden plant or at the base of shrubs, vines, and perennials. Avoid planting as a groundcover in full shade areas.   Scabiosa 'Butterfly Blue' 12" and 'Pink Mist' 18"
Short, mounded foliage; Blooms Mid Summer-FallScabiosas are an easy to grow, dependable perennial. The foliage is "less than perfect" and I often tuck these beauties in with other perennials so that the stems can weave up and through. 'Butterfly Blue' is the Perennial Plant Association Plant of the Year for 2000. 
 Groundcover Sedums 'Voodoo' and 'Angelina' 6" Groundcover; Summer Sedum's succulent foliage is well suited for our hot, dry summers; avoid overwatering. 'Voodoo'; dark burgundy, 'Angelina'; yellow, and 'Tricolor'; in shades of cream, pink, and green. Each has a distinct foliage texture and spread quickly over berms and at the garden's edge.  'Autumm Joy' is an upright Sedum that grows to 24" and blooms late.  Tanacetum 'Robinson's Dark Crimson' 24"; Early-Mid SummerDaisies continue to be a favorite with gardeners and 'Dark Crimson' is in that highly sought after shade of red. Plant towards the middle of the garden since the blooms and foliage are at their best in early summer.  Thymus Mother of Thyme, 'Pink Chintz', and 'Woolly'
4" Groundcover; SummerFragrant foliage with delicate flowers. Great plants for rock gardens and between pavers since they are durable and release their wonderful fragrance with light foot traffic. Looks best the following spring if sheared in the fall. The blooms attract honeybees; a characteristic to consider if your allergic or just don't like bees.  Veronica 'Royal Candles'
15" Compact and Upright; Late Spring-SummerPrefers the front area of the garden since the foliage is compact and the spikes stay tight through summer. Very hardy, with long lasting blooms that are lovely as filler in smaller, table bouquets.  Veronica liwanensis
1/2" Groundcover with Cobalt Blue Flowers; SpringShort, but sweet. These flowers are such a dense, bright blue mat of flowers in spring that they do get noticed. Ideal for edging or in the rock garden since the foliage stays nice through the season. Prefers gravel rather than bark mulch. Cascades over berms and spreads quickly. In the next section, plants are grouped together by height and light requirements in a select then print format.    Quantity Discounts 8 plants for the price of 7. 16 plants for the price of 15. 18 plants (groundcovers) for the price of 17.  Notes on Garden1: ht=height sp=spread 2-15'+Shrubs, 15'ht 15'sp; 5-6'+Shrubs, 6'ht 6'sp; 19-Perennials, 2.5'ht 2.5'sp; 11-Perennials, 3'ht 3'sp; 8-Vines, 8'ht 6.5'sp; 16-Groundcovers, 8"ht 3'sp; Total Garden Area=Aprox. 54' Wide x 30' Deep 2.5' Perennials bloom; spring-early summer, interplanted w/bulbs. 3' Perennials bloom; mid-late summer and some into fall.  Notes on Garden2:ht=height sp=spread 2-15'+Shrubs, 15'ht 15'sp; 24', 1-Shrub, 3.5'ht 3.5'sp (Front Corner); 1-Shrub, 6'ht 6'sp (Mid-Point); 1-Shrub, 8'ht 8'sp (Back Corner); 18' 15-Perennials, 3'ht 3'sp; 19-Perennials, 2.5'ht 2.5'sp Total Garden Area=Aprox. 42' Wide x 30' Deep 2.5' Perennials (Forefront) bloom; spring-early summer. 3' Perennials (Towards Back) bloom; mid-late summer and some into fall, interplanted with spring flowering bulbs.  Notes on Garden3:ht=height sp=spread 2-15'+Shrubs, 15'ht 15'sp; 5-Shrubs, 5'ht 5'sp; 14- Perennials, 2.5'ht 2.5'sp; 7-Groundcovers, 8"ht 3'sp Total Garden Area=Aprox. 30' Wide x 14' Deep 10-Perennials, 2.5'ht 2.5'sp (Foundation Planting)  Notes on Garden3a:ht=height sp=spread 1-15'+Shrub, 15'ht 15'sp; 5-Shrubs, 6'ht 6'sp; 14- Perennials, 2.5'ht 2.5'sp; 7-Groundcovers, 8"ht 3'sp Total Garden Area=Aprox. 30' Wide x 14' Deep 10-Perennials, 2.5'ht 2.5'sp; 1-Shrub, 6'ht 6'sp (Foundation Planting)  Notes on Garden4:ht=height sp=spread 3-15'+Shrubs, 15'ht 15'sp; 3-Shrubs, 10'ht 10'sp; 17-Perennials, 3'ht 3'sp; 17-Groundcovers, 8"ht 3'sp Total Garden Area=Aprox. 60' Wide x 42' Deep  Notes on Garden5:ht=height sp=spread 6-Shrubs, 8'ht 8'sp; 14-Perennials, 3'ht 3'sp; 10-Perennials, 2.5'ht 2'sp; 4-Perennials, 3'ht 3'sp; 14-Groundcovers, 8"ht 3'sp Total Garden Area=Aprox. 50' Wide x 28' Deep 14-Perennials (Towards Center) bloom; mid-late summer and into fall, interplanted with spring flowering bulbs.  Notes on Garden6:ht=height sp=spread SE Garden: 5-Shrubs, 5'ht 5'sp; 13-Perennials, 2.5'ht 2.5'sp; Total Garden Area=Aprox. 28' Wide x 18' Deep SW Garden: 7-Shrubs, 6'x6'; 6-Perennials, 2.5'ht 2.5'sp; 12-Groundcovers, 8"ht 3'sp; Total Garden Area=Aprox. Same Size  Notes on Garden7: Raised Beds for Vegetable Gardening Beds are Aprox. 4' Wide x 12' Long Herb Garden includes 3-Shrubs  Notes on Garden8:ht=height sp=spread 2-15'+Shrubs, 15'ht 15'sp; 5-Shrubs, 8'ht 8'sp; 4-Shrubs, 4'ht 4'sp; 18-Perennials, 2.5'ht 2.5sp; 8-Perennials, 6"ht 2'sp Total Garden Area=Aprox. 36' x 12' + 18' x 18'; 750 sq. ft. 8-Shrubs, 5'ht 5'sp; 34-Perennials, 6"ht 2'sp; Interplanted w/annuals Total Garden Area=Aprox. 24' Wide x 14' Deep  Notes on Garden9:ht=height sp=spread 3-15'+Shrubs, 15'ht 15'sp, 3-Evergreens, 60'ht 30'sp; 7-Shrubs, 10'ht 10'sp; 24-Groundcovers, 8"ht 3'sp; 4-Vines Total Garden Area=Aprox. 120' x 60' + 40' x 40'; 8,800 sq. ft. Skirted Evergreens have a natural shape and cover a wider area than limbed/pruned up Evergreens.  Notes on Garden10:ht=height sp=spread 11-Shrubs, 6'ht 6'sp; 1-Shrub 10'ht 10'sp (Corner); 11-Perennials, 2.5'ht 2.5'sp; 11-Groundcovers, 8"ht 3'sp Total Garden Area=Aprox. 48' x 30' /2 = 720 sq. ft. Vegetable Garden Area=Aprox. 30' x 30' /1.5 = 600 sq. ft. 5-Shrubs, 8'ht 8'sp; 17-Perennials, 2.5'ht 2.5'sp; 8-Groundcovers, 8"ht 2'sp Total Garden Area Aprox. 36' Wide x 20' Deep You can contact us by email with questions about the plants we have to offer, gardening in this area, or with any comments or problems you may be having with this site. Or contact me by phone at: 775-753-5000 Mailing Address: 167 Pleasant Valley Road #5 Spring Creek, NV 89815 Home About Us Marvel's Corner Availability List Shrubs Availability List Annuals In the Gardens In the Greenhouse  |