What's New at Garden Heights

Blueberries, Blueberries, Blueberries!

Blue Ray Blueberry

Elliot Blueberry

Jersey Blueberry


Jubilee Blueberry	Northland Blueberry

Heuchera villosa, is a native species of Heuchera found along the southeastern states (New York to Alabama) and commonly known as Hairy Alumroot. This species is easily distinguished by its very large, fuzzy 'velvet' foliage and its late blooming characteristic - possibly the latest blooming Heuchera. The creamy white flowers appear by mid to late summer and sometimes continue blooming until the first frost. This type of Heuchera is very easy to grow and the new selections available offer numerous opportunities for adding extraordinary color in your garden. These new hybrid selections of Heuchera villosa have been bred specifically to tolerate the heat and humidity, a frequent obstacle for those of us who aren't able to provide the cooler climate that most Heucheras prefer. In addition, their increased sun tolerance and vigorous habit make them worthy candidates for any garden.

Autumn Bride Heuchera Vilosa	Bronze Wave Heuchera Vilosa	Brownies Heuchera Vilosa

Caramel Heuchera Vilosa	Chantilly Heuchera Vilosa	Purperea Heuchera Vilosa

Two new additions to the Knockout Rose Family! (Visit the Roses Page for more info)

Sunny Knockout Rose	Double Pink Knockout Rose

Many Varieties of Tree Peonies!

High Noon

Houki

Renkaku

Seidai

Shimane Chojuraku

Shiminishiki


Taiyo	Yaezakura

Other New Plants

Remember that Red Plant on Big Bend last summer? It is the Amaranthus and we will have them this spring!	Cora vinca renews joy of growing periwinkles. A new disease resistant variety that will take more moisture.	Two new addtions to the Euphorbia family are Silver Shadow and Silver Fog.

New Summertime Series Osteospermum

1605 South Big Bend Blvd
Richmond Heights, Missouri 63117
314-645-SEED • fax-314-645-0121