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Phlox - Atropurpurea
The Phlox Atropurpurea, 'Phlox subulata', is an ideal ground cover with masses of tiny wine-red flowers and a thick mat of semi-evergreen foliage. Blooming from April to May, it has a plant height of 4-6” and a spread of 12-18”. It is a definite addition to any perennial garden. ‘Atropurpurea needs to be planted in a full sun area in well-drained soil. Use ‘Atropurpurea’ in rock gardens, as a spread over curbs and short retaining walls, or in difficult edges of dry streambeds. ... additional info
Geranium - Ann Thompson The Geranium 'Ann Thompson', dislays gold tinted foliage which forms a low-spreading mound that gives rise to a profusion of 1" wide, dark magenta flowers. It has a plant width of 24-36” and a height of 6-8”. ‘Ann Thompson’ Geranium needs to be cut back in early summer for repeat bloom time in the fall. ‘Ann Thompson’ Geranium, being drought tolerant, needs a full sun area with some shade in the afternoon. For best results, plant in a dry to moist area in a well-drained site. The Geranium family is well known for its stunning fall colors that include reds, oranges, and yellows. It is a superb plant for cottage gardens, container growing, borders, rock gardens, shade gardens or informal borders in mass plantings. There is an attraction to bees and butterflies and it is very disease and deer resistant. |
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