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Amethyst Falls Native Wisteria - 1 gallon

$19.95

This is NOT the invasive exotic wisteria species that has escaped to smother much of the roadside throughout the south, competing with Lonicera japonica. Rather Wisteria frutescens ’Amethyst Falls’ is an American native species, a selection found in the northwest corner of SC and introduced by Head-Lee Nursery. It flowers as a very young plant with slightly fragrant blooms well after any chance of frost. Give it lots of sun. It usually reflowers in late spring. Vigorous but not invasive, deciduous, for sun in zones 5-9.

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Catalog: Sku: 707

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Aunt Maude Native Wisteria - 1 gallon

$18.00

The native wisterias are no-brainers for a full sun arbor where a twining vine will give you cover quickly without escaping to consume your garden or your neighbors like the Japanese wisterias. Wisteria frutescens ’Aunt Maude’ is a vigorous selection with blue-violet flowers in late spring on the new growth of the season. The blooms are faintly scented. Rapid growing but not overtaking like Japanese wisteria. Prune hard as needed. Zones 5-9.

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Catalog: Sku: 3419

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Coral Trumpet Honeysuckle - trade gallon

$18.00

This native honeysuckle vine has crimson trumpet blooms with yellow throats, visited by hummingbirds at the nursery. Lonicera sempervirens ’Alabama Crimson’ is an easy, deciduous vine for sun in zones 4-9.

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Catalog: Sku: 483

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Early Dutch Honeysuckle - 2 gallon

$24.95

Lonicera periclymenum ’Belgica’ is the earlier-blooming form of the woodbine honeysuckle whose "late" form is known as ’Serotina’. You probably didn’t know that. The difference is that ’Belgica’ blooms 2 weeks earlier than ’Serotina’. So choose the one that blooms while you’re at home, not on vacation. The blooms are fragrant at night when you’re asleep or in the air conditioning. Don’t worry, the moths are out, at work, pollinating away with wild abandon in your garden. They thank you. Climbs by twining. Zones 5-9.

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Catalog: Sku: 593

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Goldflame Honeysuckle - trade gallon

$18.00

"I would consider it the most handsome of the climbing honeysuckles." (Dirr) What can I say? Lonicera x heckrottii is truly a great honeysuckle vine. Fragrant, yellow flowers that are flushed purple are held at the ends of shoots in late spring to late summer. Easy to grow, thrives in full sun but will do in light shade. Blooms on new growth of the season. Deciduous. Zones 5 - 9.

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Catalog: Sku: 752

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Graham Thomas Woodbine - trade gallon

$17.95

Selected by famed English plantsman Graham Stuart Thomas, this Lonicera periclymenum has a long blooming season beginning in late spring of creamy white flowers which age to yellow, showing no trace of pink or red. Fragrant in the evening when the pollinating moths are about. A fine twining vine as you stroll your garden with a glass of serviceable wine. For sun or partial shade, in zones 4-8. Deciduous.

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Catalog: Sku: 592

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Jekyll Island Crossvine - 4" sq pot

$14.95

Bignonia capreolata ’Jekyll’ was spied by plantsman Michael Dirr on Jekyll Island, Georgia. It sports tubular flowers that are solid salmon colored in spring. It’s a semi-evergreen, native, twining vine for sun to part shade in zones 6-9.

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Catalog: Sku: 749

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John Clayton Honeysuckle - trade gallon

$18.00

A selection of our native lonicera that was found at the Abington Episcopal Church, White Marsh, Va by members of the Virginia Native Plant Society and named for colonial botanist, John Clayton, who was also president of the Virginia Society for Promoting Useful Knowledge (which this certainly is). This vine is rather compact growing and is a repeat blooming, yellow-flowered form. It is not fragrant or invasive. Deciduous in all but the warmest zones. Zones 4 - 9.

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Catalog: Sku: 2615

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Kofugi Wisteria - trade gallon

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Wisteria sinensis ’Kofugi’ is a dwarf wisteria with short branches and very tiny leaves. Excellent plant for Bonsai we’ve been told. It does not bloom when young but eventually will have very small lavender flowers. Deciduous for sun in Zones 5 - 8.

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Catalog: Sku: 3417

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La Gasnaerie Woodbine - trade gallon

$18.00

The twining woodbine honeysuckles are not common in this country but are much used by gardeners throughout Europe. In fact they are well suited to this country. Lonicera periclymenum ’La Gasnaerie’ is a French selection with dark reddish outer corolla color. It is fragrant, more so in the evening, being pollinated by moths. Easy to grow in sun or light shade, it will twine to 20 feet or more. Deciduous. Zones 4 - 8.

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Catalog: Sku: 594

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Late Dutch Honeysuckle - trade gallon

$17.95

An excellent Woodbine selection, Lonicera periclymenum ’Serotina’ has new growth that is tinged purple and cream-throated, magenta flowers in mid-spring, with a chance for more if the summer is accomodating. Do not confuse these great vines with the weed (Lonicera japonica) that consumes the roadside and abandoned landscapes throughout the south. Sun to light shade, deciduous, moth-pollinated, for zones 4-8.

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Catalog: Sku: 596

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Madison Star Jasmine - trade gallon

$18.00

Trachelospermum jasminoides ’Madison’ is an evergreen broadleaf vine that produces intensely fragrant, white star flowers in late spring or early summer. The fragrance is enchanting and made Dirr remark over lunch "never did a cheeseburger taste (and smell) so delectable." This clone ’Madison’ is somewhat more cold hardy than the species and was introduced by Jane Symmes at Cedar Lane Farms (in Madison, GA) for which we should all give thanks. It can be used as a vine or a ground cover. Partial shade is best but it will do in full sun if in a happy site which includes good soil, well drained, out of harsh winds. Zones 7-10. Additional images courtesy of Raulston Arboretum.

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Catalog: Sku: 61

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Pink Jasmine - trade gallon

$18.00

Another twiner or scrambler for the warmer zones (8 -10), Jasminum x stephanense is a hybrid of Bee’s jasmine & Poet’s jasmine (to bee or not to bee. . .) with fragrant, light pink flowers throughout summer. Like its parents, it is a vigorous plant where happy and can take up a lot of room. In our case we have it confined to a large display pot which we can scoot into protection during the coldest nights of winter. That also allows us to restrain its enthusiastic growing. Deciduous.

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Catalog: Sku: 2762

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Poet’s Jasmine - trade gallon

$18.00

Good deciduous twiner for warmer zones (8 - 10), we keep our Jasminum officinale in a large terra cotta pot so that it can be moved to a protected spot through the coldest nights of winter. In a sunny site it will quickly scramble up vertical wires or supports. Flowers are white in terminal clusters from June to September and are deliciously fragrant. Can become unruly if you lose your snips or are afraid to prune.

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Catalog: Sku: 232

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September 8, 2010

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