New Plants
Weston Nurseries is pleased to introduce you to the following New Plants that are either new to Weston Nurseries or they have not been listed in our catalog in the last five years.
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Common Name: Ruby Slippers Amur Maple
Abundant winged seeds resemble a pair of bright red ballet slippers, June. Round, dense head. Bright red, orange and gold autumn foliage. This species is native to China and Japan, among the hardiest of the maples, and well suited to landscaping in N...
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Common Name: Purple Haze Monkshood
Smokey blue-violet flowers July to frost. Spacing: 12–15"....
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Common Name: Raydon's Favorite Aromatic Aster
Daisy-type blue-lavender flowers with yellow centers, September–October. Fragrant foliage. Spacing: 12–15"....
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Common Name: Twilight Prairie Blues False Indigo
Deep violet bicolor flowers with lemon-yellow keels, late spring to early summer, above blue-green three-part compound foliage. Showy seed pods appear in the summer and persist into the winter. Best in deep, fertile, neutral to acid soil. Vigorous wi...
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Common Name: Pink Dragonfly Saxifrage/Pig Squeak
Coral-pink flowers May. Small habit with narrower foliage that turns red-purple in winter. Does best in moist locations. Spacing: 12–15"....
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Common Name: Sherry Sue Sweetshrub
Bright pink-red stems throughout the growing season. Fragrant flowers tinged pink midsummer. A stoloniferous native wetland shrub that suckers readily and tolerates many types of soil. Sweetly fragrant flowers on new growth in mid summer perfume the ...
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Common Name: Arctic Fire Dogwood
Synonym: 'Farrow' Dwarf red-twigged dogwood with bright red winter stems. Tiny white flowers late spring. Reddish purple foliage in autumn....
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Common Name: Fragrant Angel Coneflower
Large daisy-like white flowers held horizontally on strongly branched plant, July-October. Especially fragrant. Echinacea purpurea is native to the mid eastern USA. Prefers well drained, only moderately fertile soils and should have good drainage. Di...
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Common Name: Blue Star Sea Holly
Metallic blue egg-shaped flowers in finely frilled bracts. Blue-tinged foliage. Drought and salt tolerant. Performs well at the seashore. Good for drying. Spacing: 18–24"....
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Common Name: Alabama Jubilee Daylily
Tetraploid. Fragrant 7" ruffled red-orange flowers with deeper red band and gold throat. Mid summer.
Daylilies are an unusually durable plant. Although they prefer reasonably fertile and moist soils, they are tolerant of poorer, drier soils and co...
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Common Name: Apricot Sparkles Daylily
Diploid. 3" deep apricot flowers with diamond-dusted finish and ruffled edges. Blooms early and re-blooms until frost.
Daylilies are an unusually durable plant. Although they prefer reasonably fertile and moist soils, they are tolerant of poorer, ...
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Common Name: Vera Biaglow Daylily
Rare. 6" pure rose-pink flowers with yellow-green throat, very ruffled petals. Mid to late season. Extended bloom.
Daylilies are an unusually durable plant. Although they prefer reasonably fertile and moist soils, they are tolerant of poorer, drie...
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Common Name: Omomuki Daylily
Tetraploid. Fragrant 5" clear citron-yellow flowers with bright green throat, heavily ruffled petals. Early to mid season. Extended bloom.
Daylilies are an unusually durable plant. Although they prefer reasonably fertile and moist soils, they are ...
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Common Name: Purple D'Oro Daylily
3" purple flowers with yellow throat. Mid summer through autumn. Extended bloom.
Daylilies are an unusually durable plant. Although they prefer reasonably fertile and moist soils, they are tolerant of poorer, drier soils and coastal conditions. Lo...
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Common Name: Caramel Coralbells
Caramel foliage with reddish undersides. Heat and humidity tolerant. Rarely produces cream flowers on 24" stems, August. Benefits from annual mulching to keep rootstock covered. Adaptable to the seashore. Divide in spring every 3 years, planting crow...
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Common Name: Mocha Coralbells
Massive brown-black foliage. Cream flowers August. Sun tolerant. Benefits from annual mulching to keep rootstock covered. Adaptable to the seashore. Divide in spring every 3 years, planting crown just above the surface. Spacing: 15–18"....
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Common Name: Lavender & White Chiffon Rose-of-Sharon
The attractive blossoms of two of the Chiffon Series grafted on one plant. Vigorous and upright growing. Showy flowers over a long period in August–September. Most have attractive seedpods in the fall at the end of every branch. Tolerates seashore co...
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Common Name: Plantainlily or Funkia
Puckered golden, rounded leaves accented by dark blue edges. Short stalks of white flowers early summer. Spacing: 30–48".
An outstanding foliage plant well suited for the shade with heart-shaped leaves and spikes of small drooping funnel-shaped li...
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Common Name: Plantainlily or Funkia
Leaves have wide, blue margin and a narrow warm yellow center which widens and brightens to white by June. Pale lavender flowers late spring. Spacing: 12–15".
An outstanding foliage plant well suited for the shade with heart-shaped leaves and spik...
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Common Name: Plantainlily or Funkia
Glossy, deep green leaves with distinctively rippled edges emerge yellow-green in spring. Lavender spider-shaped flowers in late summer. Spacing: 24".
An outstanding foliage plant well suited for the shade with heart-shaped leaves and spikes of sm...
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Common Name: Plantainlily or Funkia
Slightly cupped, gold leaves with 1⁄2" wide green margins. Matte finish on top and waxy underneath. Compact mounding habit. White flowers with pale lavender stripes. Spacing: 12–18".
An outstanding foliage plant well suited for the shade with hear...
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Common Name: Satyr Hill American Holly
Female. Dark olive green leaf flatter and more rounded than the species. Large red fruit. Native as far north as the southern parts of New England and thrives on Cape Cod, where plants can develop into impressive trees with picturesque branching and ...
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Common Name: Dreamcatcher Beautybush
Synonym: 'Maradco' New growth is coppery gold in spring, turns chartreuse in summer. Pink flowers in spring. Autumn foliage deep orange and gold. Best color in part shade. Tolerates dry conditions. Older stems develop exfoliating bark....
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Common Name: Old Court Shasta Daisy
A shaggy version of the classic Shasta. 4" white blossoms with gold centers, June–August. Adaptable to the seashore. Spacing: 24"....
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Common Name: Gold Bar Japanese Silver Grass
Dramatic gold horizontal striping from the base of each blade to its tip. It is exceptionally upright and compact. May be planted at water's edge and in coastal gardens. Native to Japan and China. Spacing: 2–4 ft.
Ornamental grasses are fine addit...
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Common Name: Coral Reef Beebalm
Salmon-pink flowers July–August. More drought tolerant than other cultivars. Attracts butterflies and hummingbirds. Aromatic foliage. Rapid growth in rich, moist soil. Powdery mildew is a common problem for monardas best controlled by proper plant s...
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Common Name: Peony (Single Herbaceous)
Deep cerise-pink with shell-pink center. Mid Season. Fragrant. Spacing: 2-4 ft.
Large very fragrant flowers on strong stems held above handsome leathery foliage. Deer resistant. Herbaceous peonies prefer rich, well drained soil. Divide in late Aug...
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Common Name: Garden Peony
Semidouble, fuchsia-pink petals with white edges. Mid season. Spacing 2-4 ft.
Deer resistant. Herbaceous peonies prefer rich, well drained soil. Divide in late August taking care not to plant the growing eyes on the tuberous roots too deeply, pref...
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Common Name: Garden Peony
Cerise-pink outer petals with a creamy inside. Late. Spacing 2-4 ft.
Deer resistant. Herbaceous peonies prefer rich, well drained soil. Divide in late August taking care not to plant the growing eyes on the tuberous roots too deeply, preferably wi...
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Common Name: David's Lavender Tall Garden Phlox
Deep lavender-pink fragrant flowers form large, dense pyramidal heads, summer to early or mid autumn. Mildew resistant foliage. Good air circulation through adequate plant spacing combined with watering from below both help to control any powdery mil...
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Common Name: Grenadine Dream Tall Garden Phlox
Rich red-purpleflowers form large, dense pyramidal heads, summer to early or mid autumn. Mildew resistant foliage. Good air circulation through adequate plant spacing combined with watering from below both help to control any powdery mildew. Chemical...
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Common Name: Fairy Snow Balloonflower
Large balloon-like buds open to white five-lobed blossoms with blue veins, June–August. Prefers a moist, well drained soil. Resents disturbance. Among the latest perennials to emerge in spring. Yellow fall foliage. Spacing: 15–24"....
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Common Name: Hakone Blue Balloonflower
Balloon-like buds open to blue five-lobed double blossoms, June–August. Prefers a moist, well drained soil. Resents disturbance. Among the latest perennials to emerge in spring. Yellow fall foliage. Spacing: 15–24"....
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Common Name: Spilled Milk Lungwort
Brilliant silver leaves with tiny green speckles. Pink flowers April–May, as the foliage is emerging. Remove old leaves after flowering. Prefers moist but not waterlogged soil. Deer resistant. Divide after flowering or in fall. Spacing 15-18"....
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Common Name: Henry Eilers Sweet Coneflower
Yellow flowers with quilled petals and brown cones, August–September. Aromatic foliage. Tolerates dry, heavy soils and coastal conditions. All Rudbeckia are native to the USA. Divide in spring every 2-3 years. Good as cut flowers. Spacing: 2–3 ft....
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Common Name: Flamingo Dappled Japanese Willow
Deep pink spring foliage retains color all season, resists leaf-scorch. Can be pruned to increase bushiness....
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Common Name: Tree Form Flamingo Willow
Formal presentation, trained high-branched. Deep pink spring foliage retains color all season, resists leaf-scorch. Can be pruned to increase bushiness....
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Common Name: Sensation Rose Sage
Brilliant rose-pink flowers, July–August. Showy spikes of small flowers on sturdy upright, bushy plants. Aromatic foliage enhances deer resistance. Likes good drainage. Deadhead to prolong flowering. Makes a good cut flower. Divide in spring. Spacing...
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Common Name: Angelina Stonecrop
Quick-spreading, semievergreen groundcover. Needle-like yellow-green foliage turns orangeish red in winter. Tiny yellow flowers in mid summer. Full sun for best color. Succulent plant that tolerate hot, dry conditions and poor, stony soils. Adaptable...
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Common Name: Yellow Sunrise Toad Lily
Yellow flowers highlighted with tiny brown spots, September until frost. Prefers acid, peaty woodland soil and winter mulch. Divide in early spring when dormant. Spacing: 18–24"....
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Common Name: Baby Doll Speedwell
Dwarf. Mid pink flower spikes start early, June–August. Deadheading encourages continued bloom. Adaptable to coastal conditions. Divide in fall or spring every 4 years. Spacing: 12–18".Spacing: 12–18"....
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Common Name: Fairytale Speedwell
Pale silver-pink flowers with dark pink stamens, July–August. Silver-green foliage. Deadheading encourages continued bloom. Adaptable to coastal conditions. Divide in fall or spring every 4 years. Spacing: 12–18"....
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Common Name: My Monet Weigela
Synonym: 'Verweig' Purplish pink flowers May. Variegated leaves have white margins, new foliage suffused with shades of pink. Dwarf, wider than tall. This species grows into a rounded mound with coarse branches that can arch to the ground. It flowers on new growth at t...
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