2015 UCSC Farm & Garden Spring Plant Sale Saturday, May 2, 10 am* – 3 pm and Sunday, May 3, 10 am – 2 pm Perennials: Herbs, Shrubs, Bulbs, Cane Fruit, Fruit Trees *Sale opens at 9 am Saturday for members of the Friends of the UCSC Farm & Garden Note that **indicates 3 for $20 in 1-‐gallon containers, *indicates $10/gallon; others plants in 1-‐gallon containers are $8 each You’ll find a large selection of organically grown perennials that are drought tolerant, as well as some new and unusual varieties. Some highlighted selections are: Cuphea micropetala – Striking scarlet and yellow tubular flowers for full sun. Highly attractive to hummingbirds. Blooms 6+ months in Santa Cruz, and quite drought tolerant. Heuchera – Incredible range of foliage colors that pair and contrast well with other perennials in full sun to part shade. All make delicate, refined cut flowers, producing slender stems 12”–18” tall, topped with small, bell-‐shaped flowers. Subtle but striking in the garden and in bouquets alike. Plants are quite tolerant of dry shade. Perovskia atriplicifolia – Russian Sage – Striking lacy, gray foliage, lavender blossoms offer great forage for bees. Full sun, very drought tolerant. Salvia brandegei– Large California native sage, white flowers in whorls early spring to early summer. Great nectar/pollen resources and very drought tolerant.
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Cultivar
**Achillea ‘Moonshine’, ‘Summer Berries’ ‘Summer Pastels’ ‘Sunny Way’ Yarrow Allium schoenoprasum Alstroemeria Anemone x japonica Aquilegia Aquilegia formosa Armeria maritima ‘Terra Cotta’ ‘Purly’ ‘Esalen White’ ‘Forest Pink’ ‘McKana Hybrids’ ‘Rubrifolia’ Chives Peruvian Lily Campanula pyramidalis Catanache caerulea Centaurea dealbata Centaurea montana Ceratostigma griffithii Chrysanthemum maximum Chrysanthemum Chimney Bellflower Cupid’s Dart ‘Shasta Daisy’ ‘Robinson’ Burmese Plumbago Shasta Daisy ‘Kristen’s Delight’ Coreopsis lanceolata Cuphea micropetala Cuphea Common Name
Japanese Anemone Columbine Western Columbine Common Thrift Genus species
Cultivar
Common Name
**Deschampsia caespitosa Delphinium ‘Holciformis’ Tufted Hairgrass ‘Magic Fountain Mix’ Larkspur **Digitalis purpurea **Digitalis Erysimum allioni Erysimum Euphorbia myrsinites *Ficus carica ‘Apricot Delight’ ‘Silver Fox’ ‘Faerie Queen’ ‘Treasure Mix’ ‘Brown Turkey’ Forsythia suspensa Fragaria vesca Geum **Hebe sp. Hebe glaucophylla Helianthus maximilliani Heliopsis ‘Garden Mission Fig’ ‘Alexandria’ ‘Tequila Sunrise’ ‘New Hybrids’ *Helleborus x Heuchera ‘Ruby Glow’ ‘Binoche’ ‘Brown Sugar’ ‘Canyon Delight’ ‘Caramel’ ‘Lillian’s Pink’ ‘Pinot Gris’ Foxglove Biennial Foxglove Siberian Wallflower Creeping Spurge Common Fig Weeping Forsythia Alpine Strawberry Showy Hebe Blue-‐leaved Hebe Maximilian Sunflower Coral Bells Humulus lupulus Hydrangea macrophylla Hydrangea macrophylla normalis Laurus nobilis **Lavandula x ‘Goodwin Creek Grey’ **Lavandula angustifolia ‘Croxton’s Wild’ ‘Munstead’ Hops Common Hydrangea Lacecap Hydrangea Italian Sweet Bay Lavender English Lavender **Lavandula dentata **Lavandula x intermedia **Lavandula x intermedia Leucanthemum x superbum Limonium latifolium Lunaria biennis ‘Grappenhall’ ‘Grosso’ French Lavender Grappenhall Lavender Provence French Lavender Shasta Daisy German Statice Biennial Moneyplant Nepeta x faassenii Origanum marjorana Origanum syriacum **Perovskia atriplicifolia ‘Walker’s Low’ ‘Zatar’ Catmint Sweet Marjarom Syrian Oregano Russian Sage Genus species
Cultivar
Plectranthus argentatus Pulmonaria officinalis Silver Spurflower Lungwort Ribes indecorum Rosmarinus officinalis Rosmarinus officinalis Rubus fruticosus Rubus ‘Tuscan Blue’ ‘Black Diamond’ ‘Natchez’ ‘Triple Crown’ ‘Jewel’ White Chaparral Currant Rosemary, Upright Form Rumex acetosa Rumex sanguineus **Salvia africana-‐lutea **Salvia brandegeei **Salvia discolor **Salvia leucantha **Salvia leucophylla **Salvia mellifera Purple Corolla form ‘Green Carpet’ **Salvia microphylla **Salvia officinalis **Salvia officinalis **Salvia sclarea **Salvia waverly Satureja montana Sedum ‘Berggarten’ ‘Phyllis’s Fancy’ ‘Autumn Joy’ Berggarten Sage Clary Sage Silene dioica **Silene maritima Spirea bumalda **Stipa gigantea Thunbergia battiscombei Thymus officinalis ‘Goldflame’ Thymus vulgaris Trachelium Verbascum bombyciferum Veronica spicata Viburnum opulus Vitex agnus-‐castus Yucca whipplei ‘Blue Shine’ ‘Arctic Summer’ ‘Royal Candles’ French Thyme Common Name
Blackberry Black Raspberry French Sorrel Bloody Dock Beach Salvia Brandegee’s Sage Andean Silver-‐Leaf Sage Mexican Flannel Sage Purple California Sage Black Sage hybrid Winter Savory Red Campion Sea Campion Goldflame Spirea Giant Feather Grass or Golden Oats Scrambling Sky Flower Common Thyme Turkish Mullein Spike Speedwell Cramp Bark Chaste Tree Our Lord’s Candle