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Grandiflora
(English Ivy, Variegated English Ivy)
English ivy is a hardy, evergreen vine or groundcover, European in origin. As a vine, it attaches itself by aerial rootlets to masonry walls and other surfaces such as tree trunks.
English Ivy ‘Variegata’ has medium-sized, ivy-shaped leaves. The leaf color is medium green with sharp yellow to cream leaf margins and lighter green spots.
English ivy is dioecious, meaning that single plants produce either male or female flowers. Mature plants put forth inconspicuous pale yellow-green blooms in...
Maureen Gilmer
(English Ivy, Yellow Ripple English Ivy)
English ivy is a hardy, evergreen vine or groundcover, European in origin. As a vine, it attaches itself by aerial rootlets to masonry walls and other surfaces such as tree trunks.
English Ivy ‘Yellow Ripple’ has medium to large-sized, bird’s-foot leaves with a slightly longer central lobe, nearly equal side lobes and an wavy or undulating surface. The leaf color is gray green with yellow to lime margins. Yellow Ripple is slow growing..
English ivy is dioecious, meaning that single plants...
(Italian Ivy, Poet's Ivy)
English ivy is a hardy, evergreen vine or groundcover. As a vine, it attaches itself by aerial rootlets to masonry walls and other surfaces such as tree trunks.
European in origin, it has glossy, dark green leaves with a prominently lobed, maple-like shape. As plants grow aerially, they develop bushier, more mature growth and develop sharper, triangular leaves with no lobes. There are hundreds of cultivars are available, most with beautifully variegated leaves of various shapes, colors and sizes....
James Burghardt
(Italian Ivy, Poet's Ivy, Poetica Arborea Poet's Ivy)
English ivy is a hardy, evergreen vine or groundcover. As a vine, it attaches itself by aerial rootlets to masonry walls and other surfaces such as tree trunks.
European in origin, it has glossy, dark green leaves with a prominently lobed, maple-like shape. As plants grow aerially, they develop bushier, more mature growth and develop sharper, triangular leaves with no lobes. There are hundreds of cultivars are available, most with beautifully variegated leaves of various shapes, colors and sizes....
James H. Schutte
(Hybrid Sneezeweed)
The red and yellow flushed daisies of ‘Chelsey’ will add vibrant color to the summer and fall garden. This hybrid sneezeweed was developed in the Netherlands and is characterized by its large colorful flowers, upright to spreading habit and good garden performance.
Dark green, lance-shaped leaves provide a nice backdrop for the late season blooms of sneezeweed. Each colorful daisy has a deep red center surrounded by dark orange-red petals with streaks of yellow. The flowers attract both bees...
Jessie Keith
(Hybrid Sneezeweed)
Cheerful, bright flowers cover Mardi Gras from summer to fall. The pretty multicolored daisies of this tough, hardy perennial offer a variable fiesta of red, orange and yellow tones. This Blooms of Bressingham introduction has an upright, spreading habit and strong, well-branched stems that hold up to wind and rain better than standard sneezeweed.
Dark green, lance-shaped leaves provide a nice backdrop for the late season blooms of sneezeweed. Each colorful daisy has a dark center surrounded...
(Hybrid Sneezeweed)
Late in the season, the robust sneezeweed ‘Rubinzwerg’ offers lots of warm daisies in shades of burnt red. This upright herbaceous perennial has a slightly spreading habit, and though it is considered compact, it can still become waist high when mature.
Dark green, lance-shaped leaves provide a nice backdrop for the late season blooms of sneezeweed. Each colorful daisy has a dark center surrounded by deep russet red petals. The flowers attract both bees and butterflies and are followed by dark...
Gerald L. Klingaman
(Common Sneezeweed)
The daisies of common sneezeweed are summer-blooming and come in an array of harvest colors. It is a tall, hardy perennial that naturally exist across the whole of North America, save Alaska and some of the northernmost regions of Canada. In the wild, it grows primarily in open grasslands.
This clump-forming perennial has medium green leaves that are fuzzy and lance-shaped. In summer it puts forth tall, leafy stems that produce clusters of colorful daisies from late summer through fall. These...
TL
(Common Sneezeweed)
Pretty burnished reddish orange and gold daisies cover this tall, strong-stemmed sneezeweed in the heat of late summer. ‘Brilliant’ is an older cultivar that blooms heavily and is perfect for large, colorful, late season gardens. It also blooms in the first year from seed.
This clump-forming perennial has medium green leaves that are fuzzy and lance-shaped. In summer it puts forth tall, leafy stems that produce clusters of colorful daisies from late summer through fall. These are highly attractive...
Blooms of Bressingham
(Common Sneezeweed)
This Blooms of Bressingham introduction offers pretty coppery orange daisies with gold edges in the heat of late summer. 'Coppelia' is a compact, strong-stemmed sneezeweed that blooms heavily when many other garden perennials are waining. It is perfect for bountiful flower gardens and even blooms in the first year from seed.
This clump-forming perennial has medium green leaves that are fuzzy and lance-shaped. In summer it puts forth tall, leafy stems that produce clusters of colorful daisies...