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Darmera (peltiphyllum) peltatum

Darmera (peltiphyllum) peltatum

A tough plant that tolerates more abuse in terms of sun and dry soils than I would have thought possible, even surviving in a dry sandy scree in full sun (its supposed to be a shady pondside thing). Pink balls of Saxifrage flowers before the leaves in spring, followed by large Astilboides-like leaves.____ZONE 4
$12.00

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Delphinium elatum 'Super Stars'

Delphinium elatum 'Super Stars'

$8.00

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Dianella tasmanica

Dianella tasmanica

As you might expect from something that evolved in Tasmanian isolation this is unique looking, the clumps of weird flattened (we are talking steamroller here) foliage give rise to branching scapes to 150cm tall bearing hundreds of one inch flowers. The six sky blue petal (3 sepals, 3 petals) are reflexed backwards Dodecatheon fashion and the six prominent bright yellow stamens dangle downward; they are followed by incredible purple egg shaped fruits. Leaves are used locally for basket weaving and cordage.
$15.00

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Dicentra canadensis

Dicentra canadensis

An exquisite little woodlander, with attractive ferny foliage and pink tinged white flowers like a tiny Bleeding Heart; Squirrel Corn bulbs are naturally tiny like kernels of corn, but it can form wide colonies over time.____ZONE 4
$6.50

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Dicentra cucullaria

Dicentra cucullaria

Almost identical to canadensis in foliage, the bulbs are much different and the fat white golden-throated flowers of cucullaria look like a tiny pair of white pants, not just any pants but Dutchman’s breeches, it too can form extensive patches.____ZONE 4
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Dicentra formosa

Dicentra formosa

Much like eximia but more robust, flowers broader, with deeply crested sepals; it flowers from late spring to summer and often re-blooms.____ZONE 4
$8.00

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Dicentra spectabilis ‘Gold Heart’

Dicentra spectabilis ‘Gold Heart’

No, it’s not a yellow flowered bleeding heart but it does have sickly yellow leaves.____ZONE 4
$12.00

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Dictamnus albus (fraxinella) purpureus

Dictamnus albus (fraxinella) purpureus

Gas plant, glandular hairs emit an aromatic gas that can be set ablaze on still muggy summer nights, please check for Giant Swallowtail larva first or you may barbeque your bird droppings (Dictamnus is a first choice munchie here). Racemes of showy flowers in spring followed by attractive explosively dehiscent seed heads, Dictamnus can shoot shiny black missiles across a room. Very long lived in the garden they resent disturbance, do not move large plants; germination of dry stored seed is complicated by hard seed coats and secondary dormancies, limiting most commercial production. This is the first large crop we have had in years the result in part of introducing new genetic material from the Caucasus. Germination improved greatly, colors could be anything from purple to white. Like many rutaceous plants they may cause photodermatitus in sensitive people. Rue does this to me but Dictamnus has never given me trouble and I am always looking for caterpillars on it.____ZONE 4
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Dietes iridioides

Dietes iridioides

There are six species of Dietes, Iridioides ranges from 6500’ in the Drakensburg northward. Flowers resemble a Japanese Iris, flat with white petals with yellow nectar guides and a purple center, check out some of the photos on the web. If you see it, you will want it.
$15.00

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Digitalis ambigua

Digitalis ambigua

The tall wild type form of grandiflorum with fat yellow bells, it tolerates moderate shade as well as full sun and is a classic English border plant____ZONE 4
$8.00

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