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Item Name / Source Description, Height x Width # of Seeds Cost
3126 Iberis saxatilis
cult. ex Kaz Dag, Turkey
Beautiful miniature, originally listed a dwarf form of Iberis sempervirens, but per the new record in Flora of Turkey, this is the real deal. Pristine white flower clusters on short stem clothed in dark green leaves. Perfect for a trough or small rock garden. 1" x 4"
6
6.00
2989 Incarvillea zhongdianensis
cult. ex Zhongdian Plateau, NW Yunnan
Introduced in the late 1990's, this species has really taken to cultivation. Brilliant rose carmine flat-faced trumpets with yellow centers and white forked guidelines on each petal, above a crown of lustrous cut foliage. Showier every year, quite hardy. 12" x 12" Picture
25
5.00
510 Ipomopsis globularis
Park Co. CO, elev. 12,900'
Ball clusters of lavender to white flowers with turquoise stamens above clumps of little, rubbery, needle like leaves. Wonderful sweet heliotrope fragrance. Endemic to the Colorado tundra, yet surprisingly easy in cultivation. 6" x 2" Picture
25
4.00
1185 Ipomopsis tenuituba (I. aggregata, pink)
Park Co. CO, elev. 10,500'
Upright stems clothed in divided linear leaves have peachy pink long tubed trumpets. Stunning show! 24" x 10" Picture
25
3.50
615 Iris missouriensis
Park Co. CO, elev. 9,875'
The ubiquitous Rocky Mountain flag fills mountain valleys with misty blue in early summer. Varies from pure white to deep violet blue. Most are good blue-lavenders having wonderful stripes with white and yellow signals. 12" x 12" Picture
25
3.25
2209 Ivesia gordonii
Fremont Co. WY, elev. 6,600'
Bushy tufts of stems with whorled tiny leaflets below globes of yellow florets. 6” x 8”
25
3.25

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