Plymouth Nursery

Hardy fall mums are usually available late August through October and come in many colors and sizes. Call for specific information and pricing.

Use as a fall decoration in pots, or use as an in-ground border. Good even after frost!

Multi-petaled and multi-colored Delphinium plants get just 24-30" tall. Compact, sturdy stalks. Heavy flowering. Hardy.

Height: 36-60 in. Zone: 4. Spread: 18-24 in. Long lasting, large, 4” semidouble, pink flowers are shaded purple underneath and bloom on 20” stems late summer to fall. Long-lived perennial with a woody base that reaches up to 5’ tall. Staking may be necessary, especially to keep plants upright after a rain. Divide in fall or early spring. Slow to establish, but then spreads rapidly. Adds color to partially shaded fall borders. Mulch for winter.

Height:18-30 in. Zone: 4. Spread: 12 in. This fine border plant
produces brilliant fragrant orange flowers from July to August.
Excellent for fresh bouquets. Thrives in full sun and dry, sandy
soil. Good choice for meadows or naturalizing. Canoe-shaped pods
send forth silky seeds and are often used in dried arrangements.

Height: 4 ft. Zone: 4. Spread: 3-4 ft. 12” white flowers have bright red centers that streak out thru the venation. Blooms midsummer thru frost. Lobed maple-like leaves are copper-red above and orange-red beneath. Fast growing. Plant in full sun in moist to wet soil. Good for bog or waters edge. Use in the background, or with ornamental grasses.

Height: 8-10 in. Zone: 4. Spread: 15-18 in. Large clusters of 1/2 inch wide violet-blue flowers bloom in early spring over long pointed silver green leaves. Blooms with the crocus and continues to see the daffodils. Tolerates heat. Great ground-cover for the shade or to lighten up a woodland setting. Best in full to partial shade in moist, humus rich soil. Also called Bethlehem Sage.

Height: 24-30 in.
Spread: 12-24 in.
'Maestro' forms a sturdy upright clump of blue-green foliage which gradually turns purple as the season progresses. Large 5-7” flower heads bear bright red buds which open to light pink blossoms held on bright purple stems in late summer. Use in the perennial border, massing, and for cutting.

Height: 15 in.
Spread: 18-24 in.
Pale pink buds mature to rosy-red flat flower clusters August to September. Evergreen stems may last till spring. Plant in rock gardens, borders or as a single specimen plant (in groups of 3 or more). Will tolerate poor dry soils, full sun and heat.