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Herbaceous Plant, Perennial
Water Needs:
M
Deer Resistant?
yes
Sun Exposure:
Partial Sun
Dianthus x KLEDG11143'
› 'EverLast' Burgundy Blush Dianthus
Common Name(s):
Highly fragrant, double burgundy-pink flowers are delicately edged in softer pink. This tough performer blooms in spring and summer, with an encore in autumn! Perfect for the cutting garden or as an accent in borders or containers.
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Herbaceous Plant, Perennial
Water Needs:
M
Deer Resistant?
no
Sun Exposure:
Partial Sun
Pat Kolling
Heuchera cylindrica
› Alumroot
Common Name(s):
› Roundleaf Alumroot
Flowers are white and striking, and bloom in the mid spring. Leaves are medium green and deciduous. It tends to grow in rocky banks and slopes, at elevations from 3300-9800 feet.
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Med - Lg Shrub (usually >3' and never < 1.5')
Water Needs:
L
Deer Resistant?
yes
Sun Exposure:
Full Sun
Pat Kolling
Berberis thunbergii 'Rose Glow'
› Barberry
Common Name(s):
› Japanese Barberry
Small- or medium-sized shrub with a dense, rounded growth habit. Branches have spines and small leaves in various foliage colors, ranging from purplish red to gold. Produces small yellow flowers followed by ornamental red fruit that persists into winter.
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Tree, Broadleaf
Water Needs:
L
Deer Resistant?
yes
Sun Exposure:
Partial Sun
Pat Kolling
Amelanchier laevis 'Cumulus'
› Allegheny Serviceberry
Common Name(s):
› Juneberry
Small tree with showy while flowers in spring and brilliant fall colors. Berries attract birds and are edible usually in jams and jellies.
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Herbaceous Plant, Perennial
Water Needs:
L
Deer Resistant?
yes
Sun Exposure:
Partial Sun
Jan Even
Penstemon barbatus
› Beardlip Penstemon
Common Name(s):
› Bearded Penstemon
Brilliant scarlet flowers are borne in profusion on the 2-4 ft. stalks of this penstemon. Blooms appear most profusely in the spring and again in the fall.
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