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Asclepias purpurascens

Agalinis tenuifolia

Natives

Campanula Superba | Bluestone Perennials

Cut flowers

Paeonia brownii-Brown's peony

Paeonia japonica

Paeonia 'Red Charm'

Peonies

terminal leaf and flower cluster

Lonicera 'Mandarin' Honeysuckle | Wayside Gardens | Wayside Gardens

Lonicera reticulata Kintzley's Ghost, Honeysuckle Vine | High Country Gardens

Vines

Autumn Sunset (Shrub Rose)

Rosa 'Sunorita'

Rose 'Penelope'

Roses

Ferns

West Coast Seeds has conducted significant research into the companion planting guidelines and has defined the best possible results and reasons for each of our recommendations in our companion planting chart, below are a few thoughtful suggestions for you while planning your garden this year.

Growing Okra in Containers - Burpee

Ships late spring. 120 Days. [Traditional Japanese variety.] True to its name, All Purple has dark purple flesh and skin. One of the hardiest roots in our collection, a fast and strong grower sure to give a generous harvest at season’s end. Roots are starchy, dry, slightly sweet, and store well; good in savory dishes and mixed mashes. (6 slips)

Vegetables

Epimedium 'Kaguyahime' (Barrenwort)

The Oregon Forest’s Amazing Medicines: Vanilla Leaf

Greensprite Drooping Leucothoe - Mt. Cuba Center

Shade

Agrostemma 'Corncockle Mix' Seeds

Agrostemma 'Corncockle Mix' Seeds

Erysimum 'Apricot Twist' (Wallflower)

Annuals

Plants in Decline | Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department

Medicinal

Geranium Elke | Bluestone Perennials

Specializing in rare and unusual annual and perennial plants, including cottage garden heirlooms and hard to find California native wildflowers.

Big Leaf Aster - Aster macrophyllus | Prairie Nursery

Bulb companions

Matt Mattus on Instagram: "If you own a greenhouse. You quickly learn that Feb. 14th isn’t as much Valentine’s Day, but the day when the sun is suddenly seems strong enough to warrant short sleeves and many of the plants just know it. You might call it the end of the Persephone period, but I like to call it the start of my 5th season. Greenhouse Spring. 1. Narcissus romieuxii; 2. Camellia ‘Gay Baby’ ; 3. Nerine undulata; 4. Resnova megaphylla ;5. Lachenalia aloides var. Nelsonii;6. Camellia x lutchuensis ‘Spring Mist’; 7. Clivia x cyrtanthuflora group -our cross; Primula obconica ; 8. Agepetes serpens ;9. Cyclamen persicum wild species seedling."

The Best Little Bulbs that Hardly Anybody Grows | Garden Housecalls

Allium thunbergii 'Ozawa'

Bulbs