6280 S. Old State Road 37
812-824-8630
Alaina - $12.99 4-5 tall / Blooms June-July & Late August/ Pruning group 2. Creamy pink flowers of creamy pink fade to many different shades as they age. Showy yellow anthers. Grows well in the shade!
Bees Jubilee - $11.99 10-14 tall / Blooms May-June & Aug. / Pruning group 2. Non-fading, 7-8 blooms of light pink with a dark pink stripe though each overlapping petal. Yellow anthers.
Bourbon - $12.99 8-10 tall / Blooms June-Early Aug./ Pruning group 2. Rounded vibrant fuchsia-red flowers to 5-6 across. Yellow anthers.
Charmaine - $12.99 7 tall / Blooms June-August / Pruning group 2. Initially blooms out with 5 rich red double blooms. Subsequent blooms are either single or semi double with yellow anthers.
Comtesse de Bouchard - $11.99 8-12 tall / Blooms June, July & Sept. / Pruning group 3. Velvet rose-pink flowers to 7 across. One of the best pinks, with good flower form.
Dianas Delight - $12.99 6 tall / Blooms May-September / Pruning Group 2. Rich lavender-blue blooms to 6 across have darker and lighter shades of blue, creamy yellow anthers.
Duchess of Edinburg - $11.9910-12 tall / Blooms May-June & Sept. / Pruning group 2. Rosette shaped double white flowers with yellow anthers. Blooms are up to 6 across. Very strong grower.
Edda - $12.99 3-4 tall / Blooms May-September / Pruning group 3. 5 blue blooms with a magenta stripe through each overlapping pointed petal. Very free blooming.
Empress - $12.99 6 tall / Blooms May-June & August / Pruning Group 2. Large double flowers to 6 across, of orchid-pink with a darker inner bar. The centers consist of smaller petals resembling a pom-pom.
Franziska Maria - $12.99 5-7 tall / Blooms June-Sept. / Pruning group 2. Very double blue-purple flowers to 6 across. Compact, vigorous and free blooming on new wood and old.
H.F. Young - $11.99 10-12 tall / Blooms May-June & Sept. / Pruning group 2. True mid-blue 7-8 blooms with overlapping petals. Cream anthers, very free flowering.
Huldini - $11.99 12-20 tall / Blooms July-October / Pruning group 3. Medium sized flowers of white to 4 across valued for its profusion of flowers late in the season. Very vigorous and shade tolerant.
Ines - New $12.99 4 tall / Blooms June-August & Sept. / Pruning group 2. Lavender blue blooms to 4 across have a faint red bar. The star shaped blooms occur for most of the summer on short vines.
Jackmanii - $11.99 10-12 tall / Blooms June-July & Sept. / Pruning group 3. Dark purple blooms 5-6 across. An old vigorous variety dating back before the civil war. Easy to grow.
Mrs. N. Thompson - $11.99 7-8 tall / Blooms May-June, September / Pruning group 2. 5-6 deep blue blooms with a contrasting scarlet bar in each petal.
Multi-Blue - $11.99 7-8 tall / Blooms June & September / Pruning group 2. Very double blooms of deep violet-blue 4-5 across. Fall blooms are single.
Nelly Moser - $11.99 8-12 tall / Blooms May-June & August-Sept. / Pruning group 2. Pale pink 5-6 blooms with a deeper pink center. Tolerates shade well.
Niobe - $11.99 6-8 tall / Blooms June & August-Sept. / Pruning group 2. Large 6-8, dark magenta-red with pointed petals and contrasting gold anthers. One of the very best reds.
Paniculata (terniflora) - $11.99 10-20 tall / Blooms in August, September / Pruning group 3. Very vigorous grower with clusters of small white fragrant flowers. Also known as the sweet autumn clematis. Tolerates light shade.
Rhapsody - $11.99 8 tall / Blooms July-September / Pruning group 3. Free flowering with 4-5 sapphire blue petals that deepen with age. Creamy-yellow anthers, very free flowering
Rosemoor - $12.99 10 tall / Blooms May - September / Pruning group 3. A vigorous and free blooming reddish-purple clematis with contrasting yellow anthers. Blooms are 5-6 across.
Sapphire Indigo - $12.99 2-4 tall / Blooms continuously June-Sept. / Pruning group 2. 3 deep purple blooms that occur all summer. Grows more like a groundcover than a vine. One plant may spread 4+.
Sweet Summer Love - $14.99 12 tall / Blooms July-September / Pruning group 3. A Proven Winners selection with stunning, star-like, multi-colored blooms of cranberry red and violet that starts blooming earlier as well as longer than Sweet Autumn clematis. Sweetly fragrant and easy to grow.
The President - $11.99 8-12 tall / Blooms June-September / Pruning group 2. Large single deep blue-purple flowers to 8 across. Established plants bloom for months at a time. Considered one of the best blues.
Pruning groups:
1) This group only blooms on previous years wood, so only prune immediately after blooming
2) Only remove any dead material in early spring as it becomes evident, otherwise prune to size
3) This group blooms later from new growth, prune down near to the ground
Bees Jubilee - $11.99 10-14 tall / Blooms May-June & Aug. / Pruning group 2. Non-fading, 7-8 blooms of light pink with a dark pink stripe though each overlapping petal. Yellow anthers.
Bourbon - $12.99 8-10 tall / Blooms June-Early Aug./ Pruning group 2. Rounded vibrant fuchsia-red flowers to 5-6 across. Yellow anthers.
Charmaine - $12.99 7 tall / Blooms June-August / Pruning group 2. Initially blooms out with 5 rich red double blooms. Subsequent blooms are either single or semi double with yellow anthers.
Comtesse de Bouchard - $11.99 8-12 tall / Blooms June, July & Sept. / Pruning group 3. Velvet rose-pink flowers to 7 across. One of the best pinks, with good flower form.
Dianas Delight - $12.99 6 tall / Blooms May-September / Pruning Group 2. Rich lavender-blue blooms to 6 across have darker and lighter shades of blue, creamy yellow anthers.
Duchess of Edinburg - $11.9910-12 tall / Blooms May-June & Sept. / Pruning group 2. Rosette shaped double white flowers with yellow anthers. Blooms are up to 6 across. Very strong grower.
Edda - $12.99 3-4 tall / Blooms May-September / Pruning group 3. 5 blue blooms with a magenta stripe through each overlapping pointed petal. Very free blooming.
Empress - $12.99 6 tall / Blooms May-June & August / Pruning Group 2. Large double flowers to 6 across, of orchid-pink with a darker inner bar. The centers consist of smaller petals resembling a pom-pom.
Franziska Maria - $12.99 5-7 tall / Blooms June-Sept. / Pruning group 2. Very double blue-purple flowers to 6 across. Compact, vigorous and free blooming on new wood and old.
H.F. Young - $11.99 10-12 tall / Blooms May-June & Sept. / Pruning group 2. True mid-blue 7-8 blooms with overlapping petals. Cream anthers, very free flowering.
Huldini - $11.99 12-20 tall / Blooms July-October / Pruning group 3. Medium sized flowers of white to 4 across valued for its profusion of flowers late in the season. Very vigorous and shade tolerant.
Ines - New $12.99 4 tall / Blooms June-August & Sept. / Pruning group 2. Lavender blue blooms to 4 across have a faint red bar. The star shaped blooms occur for most of the summer on short vines.
Jackmanii - $11.99 10-12 tall / Blooms June-July & Sept. / Pruning group 3. Dark purple blooms 5-6 across. An old vigorous variety dating back before the civil war. Easy to grow.
Mrs. N. Thompson - $11.99 7-8 tall / Blooms May-June, September / Pruning group 2. 5-6 deep blue blooms with a contrasting scarlet bar in each petal.
Multi-Blue - $11.99 7-8 tall / Blooms June & September / Pruning group 2. Very double blooms of deep violet-blue 4-5 across. Fall blooms are single.
Nelly Moser - $11.99 8-12 tall / Blooms May-June & August-Sept. / Pruning group 2. Pale pink 5-6 blooms with a deeper pink center. Tolerates shade well.
Niobe - $11.99 6-8 tall / Blooms June & August-Sept. / Pruning group 2. Large 6-8, dark magenta-red with pointed petals and contrasting gold anthers. One of the very best reds.
Paniculata (terniflora) - $11.99 10-20 tall / Blooms in August, September / Pruning group 3. Very vigorous grower with clusters of small white fragrant flowers. Also known as the sweet autumn clematis. Tolerates light shade.
Rhapsody - $11.99 8 tall / Blooms July-September / Pruning group 3. Free flowering with 4-5 sapphire blue petals that deepen with age. Creamy-yellow anthers, very free flowering
Rosemoor - $12.99 10 tall / Blooms May - September / Pruning group 3. A vigorous and free blooming reddish-purple clematis with contrasting yellow anthers. Blooms are 5-6 across.
Sapphire Indigo - $12.99 2-4 tall / Blooms continuously June-Sept. / Pruning group 2. 3 deep purple blooms that occur all summer. Grows more like a groundcover than a vine. One plant may spread 4+.
Sweet Summer Love - $14.99 12 tall / Blooms July-September / Pruning group 3. A Proven Winners selection with stunning, star-like, multi-colored blooms of cranberry red and violet that starts blooming earlier as well as longer than Sweet Autumn clematis. Sweetly fragrant and easy to grow.
The President - $11.99 8-12 tall / Blooms June-September / Pruning group 2. Large single deep blue-purple flowers to 8 across. Established plants bloom for months at a time. Considered one of the best blues.
Pruning groups:
1) This group only blooms on previous years wood, so only prune immediately after blooming
2) Only remove any dead material in early spring as it becomes evident, otherwise prune to size
3) This group blooms later from new growth, prune down near to the ground
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Clematis
Clematis Culture: Clematis need a location with at least 5-6 hours of good sunlight. Some varieties thrive in less. Clematis roots are
long and deep and like it cool and damp, but not soggy. They prefer a light weight mulch around their base to moderate temperature.
When planting loosen the soil to a depth of 2 feet, mix the soil with peat moss and well-rotted manure. Failure to do so may result in a
stunted plant that may never reach its potential. Plant your clematis so it is 1-2 deeper than the original soil level of the pot. Pruning your
clematis down to 12 inches after the 1st year will result in a bushier plant. Clematis appreciate an organic balanced fertilizer in early spring as buds swell. Avoid non-organic foods as clematis resent elemental nitrogen standing around the roots, usually causing outright death of
young plants.
long and deep and like it cool and damp, but not soggy. They prefer a light weight mulch around their base to moderate temperature.
When planting loosen the soil to a depth of 2 feet, mix the soil with peat moss and well-rotted manure. Failure to do so may result in a
stunted plant that may never reach its potential. Plant your clematis so it is 1-2 deeper than the original soil level of the pot. Pruning your
clematis down to 12 inches after the 1st year will result in a bushier plant. Clematis appreciate an organic balanced fertilizer in early spring as buds swell. Avoid non-organic foods as clematis resent elemental nitrogen standing around the roots, usually causing outright death of
young plants.
