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Take a peek inside our 2005 wholesale nursery
alpine catalog.
Select a category to get started looking at our premier selection of nursery
material.
Please note that this is a listing of all of the plant material that we
grow. Unfortunately, some items that you see may not always be available.
Please visit our
Customer Information Center for the current availability |
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 2005
Rock Garden and Alpine Program
Alpine plants were once just the favorite of
collectors. Their increasing popularity in recent years means gardeners
are looking for alpines in their favorite garden centers. Alpine and
rock garden plants are well adapted to our poor or rocky soils. Many are
used as low growing carpets around stepping stones, others are used as
groundcovers in dry gravelly soil, in and around rock outcrops or in
rock gardens. With adequate soil preparation, anyone can grow these
plants.
For retail centers looking to enter this
exciting growth area,we offer a mix of our best selling plants to
introduce your customers to the textures found in Alpine perennials.
These beautiful miniatures can turn awkward or dif ficult sites into
showcases of color.
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Reasons to
buy Alpines |
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Acaena through
Armeria (Pages 1 - 4) |
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Nursery material in this section include Acaena, Achillea, Acinos,
Aethionema, Alchemilla, Allium, Alyssoides, Anacyclus, Anaphalis,
Androsace, Anennaria, Anthyllis, Antirrhinum, Aquilegia, Arabis,
Arenaria, and Armeria. |
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Armeria through
Crassula (Pages 5-8) |
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Nursery material in this section include Armeria (cont.), Artemisia,
Asarina, Aster, Astilbe, Aubrieta, Azorella, Bellis, Belphilia,
Bupthalmum, Campanula, Carex, Centaurea, Centaurium, Cerastium,
Chaenorhinum, Chiastophyllum, Coreopsis, Cortusa, Cotula, and
Crassula. |
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Crassula
through Dianthus (Pages 9 - 12) |
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Nursery material in this section include Crassula (cont.),
Cymbalaria, Delosperma, and Dianthus. |
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Dianthus
through Helianthemum (Pages 13 - 16) |
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Nursery material in this section include Dianthus (cont.), Doronicum,
Draba, Dracocephalum, Drosanthemum, Edraianthus, Erigeron, Erinus,
Eriogonum, Erodium, Erysimum, Festuca, Frankenia, Gentiana,
Gypsophila, and Helianthemum. |
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Helianthemum
through Minuartia (Pages 17 - 20) |
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Nursery material in this section include Helianthemum (cont.),
Herniaria, Heuchera, Houstonia, Hutchinsia, Iberis, Jasione,
Jovibarba, Laurentia, Leontopodium, Leptinella, Lewisia, Linaria,
Lindernia, Lotus, Lychnis, Lysimachia, Maleophora, Mazus, Micromeria,
Mimulus, and Minuartia. |
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Muehlenbeckia
through Ruschia (Pages 21 - 24) |
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Nursery material in this section include Muehlenbeckia, Oenothera,
Orostachys, Oxytropis, Papver, Parahebe, Paronychia, Penstemon,
Persicaria, Phlox, Polemonium, Potentilla, Pratia, Primula,
Pulsatilla, Ranunculus, Raoulia, Rosularia, and Ruschia. |
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Sagina
through Sedum (Pages 25 - 28) |
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Nursery material in this section include Sagina, Santolina,
Saponaria, Saxifraga, Scabiosa, Schivereckia, Scheranthus,
Scutellaria, Scuttellaria and Sedum. |
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Sedum through
Thymus (Pages 29 - 32) |
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Nursery material in this section include Sedum (cont.), Sempervivum,
Silene, Sisyrinchium, Solidago, Stachys, Stomatium, Sympandra,
Teucrium, Thalictrum, and Thymus. |
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Thymus
through Wahlenbergia (Pages 33 - 36) |
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Nursery material in this section include Thymus (cont.), Townsendia,
Veronica, Viola, and Wahlenbergia. |
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