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April 2007
The
Phoenix Perennials E-Newsletter
April 2007
Hello from
Phoenix Perennials!
Fellow gardeners!
Despite the see-saw effect of sun/rain/sun/rain, spring
is here and another exciting gardening season is
upon us! That means that the e-newsletters are now getting
really big, packed with information, announcements and
pretty pictures.
The nursery
is filling up with colour and botanical excitement,
our greenhouses are beginning to sparkle and brim with
new and exciting plant offerings, our workshop season
is underway, our Charity Shopping Weekends are about
to start, our new Design Service is being launched,
and other exciting events are coming your way. In particular
I would like to draw your attention to the first item
in this e-newsletter, an invitation to the UBC Collector's
Plant Auction. If you're keen on cool plants, you won't
want to miss this event. And if you're thinking of attending
you won't want to miss the opportunity to enter our
contest to win tickets for two to the Auction! See
below for details and enter ASAP.
Also, you'll
find an article introducing you to the personalities
that are the Phoenicians, my staff at Phoenix Perennials.
The Normal Print Edition of the New and Notable Catalogue
will be arriving soon. See the information below. And
remember:
you can also download from our website and print on
your printer the Deluxe Version of the catalogue filled
with colour images.
See you at
the nursery soon!
Cheers, Gary
and the Phoenicians
PS. We
are participating in the Vancouver Sun/Province Auction
Mart. There are twenty $250 Phoenix Perennials gift
certificates available for bidding. You could get some
great deals if the bidding doesn't reach the full amount!
http://www2.xpresssites.com/canwest/vancouver/am07/def.jsp
In
this Issue
1.
The UBC Collector's Plant Auction
2.
CONTEST: WIN Tickets for Two to the UBC Collector's
Plant Auction
3.
The 2007 New and Notable Catalogue: Normal Print Edition
4. Meet the Phoenicians
5.
The New In-Nursery Design Service
6. Upcoming Workshops at the Nursery
7. Charity Shopping Weekend Benefitting
the HomeStart Foundation
8. Fabulous at Phoenix
1.
An
invitation to attend
The UBC Collector's Plant Auction
The Not-to-be-Missed
Plant Event of the Season
Thursday, April
26th at 6:30 pm
UBC Botanical Garden

Carpinus fangiana, Monkeytail
Hornbeam
In
about a week an incredible horticultural event is going
to take place at UBC Botanical Garden. I would like
to personally invite you to join me at the UBC Collector's
Plant Auction. If you are an avid gardener, a plant
fanatic, and/or fond of a good party filled with all
kinds of planty folk, you won't want to miss this fun-filled
evening of hob-nobbing and botanical debauchery.
The
event is a gala fundraiser for the garden filled with
wine, food, and music included in your ticket price.
During the evening there will be a series of silent
auctions of amazing plants followed by a live auction
of plants, goods, and unique services. The auction items
are all rare and fabulous and you'd be hard pressed
to find them elsewhere.
Phoenix
Perennials is a "corporate sponsor" this year having
donated a lot of plants to the auction.
You
can get more information on your ticket purchase and
view the tentative plant list at http://www.ubcbotanicalgarden.org/events/auction.php.
Tickets cost $125 with proceeds going towards building
the new Carolinian Forest and Garry Oak Meadow areas
at the garden.
I
hope you'll consider coming. UBC Botanical Garden does
amazing work and they really could use your support!
2.
CONTEST!!!
Win Tickets for Two
to the
UBC Collector's Plant Auction
A
value of $250 and a night out filled with wine, food,
music, fun and incredible plants.
Thursday April 26, 2007
To
enter the contest you must correctly answer the following
question:
From
what country does the Carpinus fangiana (Monkeytail
Hornbeam), pictured above, hail?
(Hint: A little sleuthing with google.com should
get you the answer.)
Contest
Rules and Instructions
1. Email your answer to phoenixperennials@shaw.ca
by Monday April 23rd, 2007 at 5pm. Entries received
after this time will not be accepted. Include your phone
number with your entry.
2. All entries with correct answers will be entered
into a draw for the prize.
3. The winner will be contacted directly by phone on
Monday evening. Those who didn't win will receive an
email.
4. One entry per person.
5. Now that you've read the fine print, hop to it and
get your entries in. This is a great contest!
3.
The
2007 New and Notable Catalogue
Normal Print Edition
The
Normal Print Edition (without images) of the 2007 New
and Notable Catalogue is at the printers and will be
available for purchase at the nursery by the end of
April. The price is $4 which is our cost to produce
the catalogue. You can also have it mailed to you at
a cost of $5. Please fill out and submit the catalogue
order form on our website.
The
catalogue highlights approximately 260 different plants
for the 2007 season. While the catalogue only represents
about 9% of our total offerings it offers a relatively
large portion of this year's horticultural excitement.
Remember:
You can also download and print the Deluxe Version filled
with colour images from the website.
4.
Meet
the Phoenicians
When
I took over at Phoenix four seasons ago I had two wonderful
employees. Now there are 10! Each one of them brings
their unique personalities, talents, and enthusiasm
to the nursery. Together they are working hard to bring
you a fun, exciting, and inspiring nursery experience.
Here they are, the Phoenicians:
Kathleen
- This is Kathleen's second year at Phoenix and
her first as our new retail manager. She is friendly,
practical, and excited at the challenge of learning
the ins and outs of her new position. Look to Kathleen
to keep things organized and to help you out if
you have any questions or concerns. She'll always
do so with a smile. |
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Diane
- You'll appreciate Diane's dry sense of humour
and her keen knowledge of gardening (especially
using earth-friendly methods) and of plants. This
is Diane's second year at Phoenix. This year she
is one of our workshop instructors offering a number
of exciting courses on gardening and design. Her
first workshop has already taken place to rave reviews
by her students. Diane is also one of the certified
designers that will be working with clients of our
In-Nursery Design Service. |
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Ted
- Ted is our friendly and zaney plant nut. If no
one else knows about a certain plant, Ted will.
Ted is also our seed guy, the force behind our efforts
to develop and maintain a regular seed program.
Since early spring he has been sowing thousands
of seeds and then pricking them out to grow them
on. You can expect lots of exciting and unusual
plants to come from his efforts. This is Ted's second
year at Phoenix. |
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Gwen
- Gwen's favourite word is "fantastic!"
(always with an exclamation mark). She is positive,
knowledgeable, and keen. Gwen is one of the certified
designers that will be working with clients of our
In-Nursery Design Service. This is Gwen's second
full year at Phoenix. |
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Alison
- Alison brings with her years of experience in
gardening and design. She has lots of energy and
lots of information to share with you. She is one
of the certified designers that will be working
with clients of our In-Nursery Design Service. This
is Alison's first year at Phoenix. |
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Belinda
- Belinda gardens with plants from the "mundane
to the sublime." You'll appreciate her calm
demeanour and her great plant knowledge. She also
speaks Cantonese and Hindi in case you'd like to
talk plants in either of those languages. This is
Belinda's first year at Phoenix. |
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Jo
- Jo is bubbly, fun, and knowledgeable though she's
showing her more pensive side in her picture! She
is also our resident bibliophile. One of her workshops
that she'll be offering at Phoenix this year is
called Writers in the Garden. This will be a unique
workshop and a great opportunity to discover some
treasures of garden writing. Her other workshops
will highlight some of our lesser known sections
at the nursery: shrubs and small trees, groundcovers,
and vines. This is Jo's second year at Phoenix. |
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Diana
- Diana is our new cash person for the busy months
of April, May and June. She'll be happy to cheerily
see you on your way with a trunk full of plants
-- after she's gotten your cash, cheque or credit
card, that is! |
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Natascha
- Last but not least, our production people. Natascha's
favourite word is FUN! She is positive, efficient,
and cheeky. She will be working primarily on our
production side keeping things growing fabulously
but if you're lucky you might run into her. She'll
be the one telling you that you're just teasing
yourself by sneaking over to her production side
because the plants there aren't for sale yet! This
is Natascha's first year at Phoenix. |
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Shelley
- A recent addition to our staff this spring, Shelley
has been an avid gardener for years. She is very
keen about plants and gardening. She can be a bit
bashful at first, especially when you try to take
her photograph. Shelley will also be working primarily
on the production side. This is Shelley's first
year at Phoenix. |
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Gary
- And
then there's me. I'm Gary, the owner of Phoenix
Perennials and a lover of all things botanical.
When I took over at Phoenix four years ago I wanted
to create a nursery that I would want to shop at
- a place brimming with an unparalleled selection
of garden plants. I have drawn inspiration from
all of my favourite nurseries at home and abroad
and combined those ideas with many of my own to
create a place that I hope you'll think is something
special. I feel confident in saying to you, fellow
gardeners, that it's only going to get better! ;-)
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5.
Launching
May 1st, 2007
The New In-Nursery Design Service
Are
you new to the vast world of perennials? Or just stuck
for design ideas?
Do you want to plant a brand new garden bed? Or do you
need to spruce up an existing border?
We offer
in-nursery consultations with trained design professionals
in a new and fun streamlined process that will get you
the results you crave at a great value. Our goal is
to help you design a garden that reflects you and your
tastes. To do this we will work with you at the nursery
to develop a design that you'll love filled with plants
that you love. We will also strive to help you avoid
many of the pitfalls related to plant selection and
design that can detract from the success of your garden
space.
How it
Works
1. Ask about our design service and set up a time to
meet with one of our designers. We require payment for
the first hour of your service at the time of booking.
2. Once you've booked a time we'll get you to fill out
our questionaire with questions about your goals for
your space, your taste in design and plants, and details
of the size, soil and light conditions in your garden.
We would also like you to provide us with some pictures
of your space at this time. Part of the questionaire
requires you to list plants that you like. We recommend
that you spend a half hour to an hour at the nursery
perusing our vast selection of perennials and listing
the ones that you find interesting.
3. Hand in your questionaire. Your designer will look
over the information you've provided and begin thinking
about your space.
4. Return to the nursery for your design consulation
at the pre-arranged time. Your designer will work with
you to select the perfect perennials for your site and
goals and then show you how to incorporate them into
a beautiful design. If you like, we will send you home
with a plant-by-number diagram!
5. Take your plants home and get planting. We would
love it if you could send us your before and after pictures!
This service
will cost $35 per hour, much less than the average cost
of a design consultation. The minimum is one hour. Periods
less than an hour will be charged in half hour increments
of $17.50 each. When we have done these kinds of consulations
in the past we have found that the average time required
is usually one to three hours, though some larger projects
have required four or more hours.
We will begin
offering our In-Nursery Design Service on May 1st, 2007.
If you are interested in setting up a time for a consulation
or have any questions, please call the nursery at 604-270-4133.
6.
We
have two exciting workshops coming up soon at the nursery.
Workshop
at the Nursery
Principles of Garden
Design
Learn the "RRVBESSS"
principles to any landscape design project
With Instructor Cliff Thorbes
Saturday April 28th, 10am-12pm
$15
This
is a great workshop for gardeners of all levels who
are interested in taking their design skills to the
next level. Cliff will enlighten you with his mantra
of "RRVBESSS", an acronym that sums up the
major considerations in any garden design. These principles
of design will give you new and exciting insight into
working with your garden space.
Spaces
are limited. Please call (604-270-4133) or visit the
nursery to book your space. Payment is required when
booking. Each workshop requires a minimum of 10 people
and a maximum of 15-25 depending on the workshop. Workshop
participants will receive a 15% discount on any purchases
they wish to make the day of their workshop.
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Workshop
at the Nursery
Ephemeral Beauty of the
Woodland Garden
Designing for
shadey places
With Instructor Diane Brown
Saturday May 5th, 10am-12pm
$25
We
will explore principles of woodland garden design and
introduce you to a palette of woodland plants from around
the world including some BC natives. Each participant
will have the opportunity to design a woodland garden
bed with the help of Diane and her assistant Gary. Come
to the workshop with a five foot by five foot area of
your garden in mind including measurements and pictures.
Maximum: 15 participants.
Spaces
are limited. Please call (604-270-4133) or visit the
nursery to book your space. Payment is required when
booking. Each workshop requires a minimum of 10 people
and a maximum of 15-25 depending on the workshop. Workshop
participants will receive a 15% discount on any purchases
they wish to make the day of their workshop.
Workshops
Later in the Season:
Structure
in the Garden: Shrubs and small trees for urban spaces
| Instructor: Jo Turner | Saturday May 12th, 10am |
$15 | Well chosen and positioned shrubs provide an important
structural framework for your garden. This workshop
will discuss some of the best shrubs for multi-seasonal
interest in the urban garden (including flowers, evergreen
foliage, berries, and fall colour); selecting the right
shrub for your situation; using shrubs in the mixed
border; and general care including basic pruning.
Containers
to Die For: Discover the easy secrets to success with
perennial containers | Instructor: Cliff Thorbes
| Saturday May 19th, two workshops starting at 10am
and 2pm | $20 | This is a fun hands-on workshop for
gardeners of all levels who are interested in learning
how to successfully create gorgeous perennial containers.
After some practical and design instruction each participant
will plant up and take home their own container. Please
bring your own large pot (minimum 12-14 inches in diametre)
with enough space for at least 3 to 5 one gallon perennials.
A large, black, seven gallon plastic pot can be provided
at an additional cost of $6. Please order your pot when
you book your workshop.
Climbers
and You: Taking your garden up to the next level |
Instructor: Jo Turner | Saturday May 26th, 10am | $15
| Climbing plants add a vertical element that extends
and enhances the appeal of a garden, especially in small
spaces. Learn how to select, display and care for vines
that will lift your garden to new heights. This workshop
will also include a segment on everything you wanted
to know about pruning clematis but were afraid to ask.
The Buzz
of Beneficials: Natural pest and disease control in
the garden | Instructor: Diane Brown | Saturday
June 2nd, 10am | $15 | In this workshop you'll learn
how to attract and encourage beneficial insects and
birds and how to repel slugs, deer and other unwanted
critters all through your selection of plants and other
tricks.
The Low
Down on Groundcovers: Groundcovers that grow on you
| Instructor: Jo Turner | Saturday June 9th, 10am |
$15 | Groundcovers fill a wide range of roles. We will
"cover" several ways of utilizing them including:
groundcovers for naturescaping, scent, flowers, evergreen
interest, and edibility. We will also explore the practical
and environmentally friendly use of groundcovers as
a lawn alternative.
The Essence
of Place: Exploring coastal native plants | Instructor:
Diane Brown | Saturday June 16th, 10am | $15 | British
Columbia has a wealth of beautiful and useful native
plants including shrubs, perennials, and groundcovers.
In this workshop you'll be introduced to our friendly
natives and the reasons why native plant gardening is
vital.
Writers
in the Garden: A purely personal perusal of some favourite
garden scribes | Instructor: Jo Turner | Saturday
June 23rd, 10am | $15 | Garden writing is especially
enjoyable as a way of vicariously visiting gardens,
plants or designs through someone else's perspective.
The best garden writing is more than this however, encompassing
all the qualities of good literature in any genre; facility
with language, a particular voice, and the ability to
bring whatever is being expressed alive. Through readings
and discussion, Jo will share some of her favourite
garden writers from around the world and our own backyard.
You'll leave this workshop with a list of writers guaranteed
to pique the interest of the plant obsessed.
The
Dry Garden: Designing a xeriscape garden that goes easy
on the drink | Instructor: Diane Brown | Saturday
July 7th, 10am | $25 | A workshop on the principles
of designing and planting a bed for a hot, dry, sunny
spot. Each participant will have the opportunity to
design a xeriscape garden with the help of Diane and
her assistant Gary. Come to the workshop with a five
foot by five foot area of your garden in mind including
measurements and pictures. Maximum: 15 participants.
Grasses
that Captivate: The transformative powers of ornamental
grasses | Instructor: Jo Turner | Saturday September
15th, 10am | $15 | The popularity of ornamental grasses
continues to grow as gardeners discover their many virtues.
Don't get it yet? Come to this informative talk and
learn what grasses can do for you and your garden. Already
enamoured with ornamental grasses? You'll love this
workshop too. You'll get tips on using them for best
effect in your garden design. As well, you'll be introduced
to several cultivars you might not have seen before.
Winter
Containers: Plant up a container to create winter interest
| Instructor: Cliff Thorbes | Saturday October 6th,
two workshops starting at 10am and 2pm | $20 | This
is a fun hands-on workshop for gardeners of all levels
who are interested in learning how to successfully create
gorgeous perennial containers that will provide months
of winter interest and an antidote against the dark,
cold days of the year. After some practical and design
instruction each participant will plant up and take
home their own container. Please bring your own large
pot (minimum 12-14 inches in diametre) with enough space
for at least 3 to 5 one gallon perennials. A large,
black, seven gallon plastic pot can be provided at an
additional cost of $6. Please order your pot when you
book your workshop.
Meet your Instructors
Diane
Brown is a graduate of Kwantlen's Landscape Design
program and was the coordinator of the Earthwise Garden
for many years. She has designed gardens with garden
ecosystems in mind and specialized in presenting earth-friendly
workshops. She works part time for Phoenix Perennials
and does landscape design, garden consultations, and
workshops in her spare time.
Cliff
Thorbes is a certified horticulturalist, artist
and designer. He is passionate about container garden
design and integrating original art into the garden
to create a unique and personal statement. Cliff returns
this year to reprise his popular seminars on design
and on the secrets to creating containers that will
captivate the senses.
Jo Turner
(Dip. Hort. Cap. College) is a Vancouver gardener beginning
her second season at Phoenix. She has a passion for
gardens, plants, books, and the people who tend them.
Her interests have led to several years experience in
a variety of horticultural pursuits, usually involving
mud.
7.
Phoenix Perennials
Charity Shopping Weekend
to benefit the
HomeStart Foundation
Saturday April 28th and Sunday April 29th,
2007
Welcome to
our first Charity Shopping Weekend of the season --
a fun way for Phoenix Perennials to give back to the
community and for visitors to Phoenix Perennials to
support a good cause. We held a Charity Shopping Weekend
for the Homestart Foundation last year. It was very
successful and they were able to do great things with
the funds raised.
What is
the Homestart Foundation?: The goal of the HomeStart
Foundation is to redistribute safe, clean, functional
furniture in a professional, dignified manner, from
those who want to share to those who are truly in need.
They provide these basic items, free of charge, to people
who have been homeless, such as single mothers transitioning
themselves and their children from women's shelters
back into the community, with the goal of helping them
achieve self-sufficiency, self-esteem, and long-term
stability. Over 60 member agencies in Vancouver, Richmond
and Burnaby refer their clients to the HomeStart Foundation.
For more information visit: www.homestart.ca.
How it
Works: Gardeners who wish to support the Homestart
Foundation can come shopping at Phoenix Perennials on
Saturday April 28th and Sunday April 29th. When you
pay for your plants, tell us that you have come to support
the Homestart Foundation and we will donate 25% of the
price of your plants to this worthy cause. But remember:
you must tell us why you have come to the nursery
on that day or we won't know to donate the proceeds
from your sale. Other than that, it's pretty simple:
all you have to do is shop!
Mark
your Calendars! See you at the Charity Shopping Weekend!
Upcoming
Charity Shopping Weekends:
May
12th and 13th (Mother's Day Weekend): The Vancouver
Gogo Grannies raise money for the Stephen Lewis Foundation's
Grandmother to Grandmother campaign which sends funds
and resources to African Grandmothers who are raising
orphans of the AIDS pandemic.
June
16th and 17th: The Richmond Fruit Tree Sharing Project
Society who run the local fruit tree project and the
Sharing Farm. The produce they grow is donated to the
Richmond Food Bank and other charitable agencies. In
the past six years they have harvested over 90 000 pounds
of produce!
July
7th and 8th: The Vancouver Hospice Society provides
compassionate and dignified care to the dying.
September
15th and 16th: Vancouver Orphan Kitten Rescue is involved
in the trapping, spaying and releasing of feral cats,
the rescue of orphan kittens, and the education of the
public about these issues.
8.
Fabulous
at Phoenix
Gary's Picks of New, Notable and Luscious
Plants at the Phoenix Candy Store
Sambucus
nigra 'Black Lace' - Elderberry
- Destined to be one of the hot plants of 2007, ‘Black
Lace’ has superlative, finely dissected burgundy-black
foliage offering both stunning texture and striking
folial colour. Clusters of pink flowers are borne in
early summer -- a sight to behold against the foliage!
The flowers are followed by blackish-red berries.

Romneya
coulteri - Matilija Poppy - These upright blue-green
foliaged poppies are deciduous subshrubs that prefer
a large sunny space in well-drained soil. For this you
will be rewarded with an almost continuous display of
large, pure white, crinkled petals with prominent raised
yellow stamens that appear on the ends of each stem
and look like fried eggs sunny side up! Hard to establish
and resents being moved - so choose the spot well! Cut
back to the base in winter and mulch, if exposed. If
you've always wanted one of these, this is your chance.
We have imported these specially from the US and future
supplies will likely be spotty.

Primula
- Primrose - We have at least 25 different species
and cultivars of primroses currently available in every
colour of the rainbow!
 
 
Clockwise from top left: Sapphire Blue, Jay Jay, Francisca/Green
Lace, Dawn Ansell.
Arisaema
griffithii var. pradhanii - Cobra Lily - Variety
pradhanii is the rare Sikkim form of this species. It
is the choicest (yes, that is a word in horticulture!)
and most beautiful form with a stunning contrast between
the dark chocolate-purple background and the yellowish-green
markings of the spathe which is up to eight inches across!
A. griffithii resents summer heat and moisture. Plant
it in a dry, partly-shaded position or at the base of
a shrub or large tree.

Arisaema
nepenthoides - Cobra Lily - A handsome Himalayan
species with a striped and spotted purple and white
spathe. The junction between the spathe-limb and the
spathe-tube is deeply auricled (eared) presenting a
most intriguing inflorescence. The short, stubby spadix
is white and the foliage deep glossy green and heavily
textured. A. nepenthoides is a tall species to at least
four feet and is one of the earliest to emerge, usually
in March. The stems are orange with purple mottles.

Trillium
grandiflorum 'Plenum' - Double Snow Trillium - This
is the spectacular, very rare, fully double form of
the eastern North American snow trillium which resembles
a delicate white rose or camellia sitting on top of
the tripartite foliage. Stunning! Flowers open pure
white gradually fading to pale pink. Double flowered
forms of trilliums, since they don’t have any reproductive
structures and thus don’t get pollinated, often bloom
for a longer period than regular trilliums. A single
plant (blooming size if you're lucky) would usually
cost $90 to $100 if you could find one. Ours, with two
to three blooming plants per pot are $89.99 which, while
expensive, is a great value and a good price to become
one of the few people in the world to have a clump of
this superb plant!

Spring
Bulbs - Tulips, fritillaria, daffodils, ornamental
onions. We have a wide selection of beautiful and uncommon
bulbs currently bursting into flower.

Tulipa tarda
Ferns
-- We have tonnes of new and interesting ferns, both
deciduous and evergreen.

Heuchera
'Peach Flambe' - Coral Bells
- This sister cultivar to ‘Marmalade’ has larger, smoother
leaves with flaming red infusions. The glowing orange-red
foliage of spring and summer mellows to rich tones of
peachy-plum in autumn. White flowers in late spring.
Vigorous. Great in containers or as an attention-getting
accent plant.

Paris
polyphylla - Paris
- Perhaps more than any other perennial, this rare woodland
treasure earns the right to be called “exquisite”. Paris
is a Trillium relative from the Himalayas, Western China,
and southeast Asia. The stem is circled by a single
whorl of glossy, green leaves which is echoed by the
flower with its own whorl of green bracts subtending
threadlike yellow-green petals, golden stames and purple
ovary. Part shade in rich soil. Very large tubers.

Ribes
sanguineum 'Brocklebankii' - Red-flowering Currant
- A new form of our native red-flowering currant with
wonderful gold leaves and pink flowers. The leaves emerge
bright gold in spring and gradually cool to chartreuse
by summer. Morning sun and afternoon shade would be
ideal as the leaves can scorch in too much heat and
light. But if you can get the spot right you will certainly
be rewarded. A real draw for hummingbirds.

Geranium
'Jolly Bee' - Cranesbill
- 'Jolly Bee' is a large, mounding geranium which is
smothered in distinctive, bright blue, two inch wide,
white-eyed flowers the whole summer and fall until frost.
The plants and flowers are more robust than your average
geranium so give it a good amount of space. Best in
part sun (in full hot sun the flowers may appear more
purple than blue). Drought tolerant. Customers are reporting
that this is an excellent plant. I wouldn’t know since
we’ve sold out immediately two years in a row!

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Phoenix
Perennials and Specialty Plants Ltd.
One of the largest and most exciting selections of perennials
in the Lower Mainland
Specializing in distinct perennials, fragrant shrubs,
hardy subtropicals and the botanically intriguing
3380
No. 6 Road, Richmond (Between Bridgeport and Cambie)
604-270-4133
www.phoenixperennials.com
Please
visit our web page for information on the nursery, driving
directions and a map.
We are near the south end of the Knight Street Bridge
and very easy to get to from all of the surrounding
municipalities and beyond.
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March 2nd, 2007 through October 31st, 2007
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2007
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