PSEUDOGYNOXYS chenopodioides (soo-doe-jin-OKS-iss) (ken-oh-poh-dee-OY-deez) | PSEUCH3 |
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Common Name: Mexican Flame Vine, Orange Glow Flame |
Description: An absolute knockout; bushy, evergreen, twining climber that produces smashing orange daisies with a light scent which is irresistible to butterflies. Not happy at temps below 45 degrees F. |
Zone: 10 |
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PULSATILLA patens (pull-sah-TIL-lah) (PA-tenz) | PULSPA3 |
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Common Name: Pasque Flower |
Description: Delicate lavender, cup-shaped flowers early spring. South Dakota's state flower. Available after 3/1. |
Zone: 3 |
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PULSATILLA vulgaris (pull-sah-TIL-lah) (vul-GARE-iss) | PULSVU3 |
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Common Name: Pasque Flower |
Description: RHS Award of Garden Merit. Violet-purple flowers in early spring. |
Zone: 5 |
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PULSATILLA vulgaris (pul-sah-TIL-lah)(vul-GARE-iss) | PULSVU5 |
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Common Name: Pasque Flower |
Description: RHS Award of Garden Merit. Violet-purple flowers in early spring. |
Zone: 5 |
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PULSATILLA vulgaris 'Papageno' (pull-sah-TIL-lah) (vul-GARE-iss) | PULSPG3 |
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Common Name: Pasque Flower |
Description: Fringed, semi-double flowers of pure white with cream tones and bright pink to dark reds and light blue to violet colors. |
Zone: 5 |
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PULSATILLA vulgaris 'Papageno' (pull-sah-TIL-lah) | PULSPG5 |
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Common Name: Pasque Flower |
Description: Fringed, semi-double flowers of pure white with cream tones and bright pink to dark red, and light blue to violet colors. |
Zone: 5 |
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PULSATILLA vulgaris 'Rubra' (pull-sah-TIL-lah) (vul-GARE-iss) | PULSVR3 |
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Common Name: Pasque Flower |
Description: Dark red-violet selection. |
Zone: 5 |
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PULSATILLA vulgaris 'Rubra' (pull-sah-TIL-lah) | PULSVR5 |
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Common Name: Pasque Flower |
Description: Dark red-violet selection. |
Zone: 5 |
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PYCNANTHEMUM muticum (pik-nan-THE-mum) (mew-TEE-kum) | PYCNMU3 |
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Common Name: Short-toothed Mountain Mint |
Description: Very fragrant, purple to lavender flowers in tufts arising from leaf axils. Attractive, silvery foliage. |
Zone: 3 |
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PYCNANTHEMUM virginianum (pik-nan-THE-mum) (ver-jin-ee-AY-num) | PYCNVI3 |
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Common Name: Virginia Mountain Mint |
Description: Fragrant, minty foliage; white or pale lavender flowers spotted purple on lower lip in July-September. Eastern U.S. native. |
Zone: 3 |
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