| Item |
Name / Source |
Description, Height x Width |
# of Seeds |
Cost |
| 1184 |
Daphne giraldii
cult. ex China |
A graceful shrub rather like D. mezereum only the richly lemon scented, bright yellow flowers come in early summer followed by orange berries. 30" x 40" Picture |
20 |
- |
| 3086 |
Degenia velebitica
cult. |
A single species in the genus from a very restricted range. Tufts of silver linear leaves and large bright yellow flowers in spring. Happy here in choice rock garden conditions, north or east aspect. Deserves more acclaim. One of our favorites. 3" x 4" Picture |
25 |
- |
| 836 |
Delphinium geyeri
Fremont Co. WY, elev. 6,750' |
Very showy high plains larkspur. Spires of azure flowers with white 'bee' in early summer above finely cut gray green leaves. Xeric. 12-28" x 8" Picture |
25 |
- |
| 3002 |
Dianthus arpadianus var. pumilus
cult. ex Kaz Dag, Turkey |
Tight domes of needle-like leaves covered with delicate pink flowers on short wands. 2" x 4" Picture |
25 |
- |
| 1093 |
Dianthus brevicaulis
Bey Dag, Turkey, elev. 9,000' |
Small cushions of gray-green leaves covered in delicate cool-pink flowers on short stems. A new form from hotter and drier conditions. Found in limestone. 3” x 5” |
25 |
- |
| 2052 |
Dianthus haematocalyx ssp. pindicola
cult. ex Macedonia |
Compact tufts of blue-green foliage produce short, prostrate stems with vibrant rose red flowers over a long season. This distinctive, versatile pink has proven extremely drought tolerant but also thriving in typical rock garden conditions. 2" x 6" Picture |
25 |
- |
| 3091 |
Dianthus myrtinervius ssp. caespitosus
cult. |
Flat mats of dark green tiny leaves similar to Silene acaulis covered with big bright rose flowers on short stems. Very floriferous. 1" x 4" Picture |
25 |
- |
| 1629 |
Digitalis thaspi
cult. |
Plump orchid pink bells over a nice rosette of furry leaves make this a highly desirable perennial. Native to Spain. 12" x 12" Picture |
25 |
- |
| 2166 |
Dodecatheon conjugens var. conjugens
Johnson Co. WY, elev. 8,000' |
An alpine variety with 1 to 2 magenta 'shooting stars' on short stalks, emerge from a few slender shiny leaves, just after snow melt. Simply adorable! 6" x 4" |
25 |
- |
| 199 |
Douglasia montana
Johnson Co. WY, elev. 7,990' |
The Big Horn's answer to androsaces. Tiny, succulent, dark green mounds that are obscured in late spring by fragrant pink flowers. 2" x 4" Picture |
20 |
- |
| 2906 |
Draba cana
cult. ex Big Horns |
One of the uncommon white-flower alpine drabas with leafy stems from a small tuft of gray leaves. 3" x 2" |
25 |
- |
| 3095 |
Draba oligosperma
Park Co. CO, elev. 11,500' |
Tiny mats of pointy little leaves with yellow flowers on stalks to 4" tall. Stellate hairs give an encrusted appearance to the leaves. Picture |
25 |
- |
| 3073 |
Draba streptocarpa
Custer Co. CO, elev. 12,450' |
Tiny rosettes of ciliate leaves send up leafy stems of yellow flowers followed by uncharacteristic non-twisted pods. Significantly smaller than forms found at lower altitudes. 3" x 1" |
25 |
- |
| 3077 |
Dryas octopetala var. hookeriana
Park Co. CO, elev. 11,000' |
Ivory single rose-like flowers with prominent yellow boss followed by attractive silky seed heads on mats of leathery, dark-green, narrow scalloped leaves. 2" x 6" Picture |
25 |
- |
