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Title: Must Have Plants for the Garden


1
Must Have Plants for the Garden
  • Dennis Patton
  • Johnson County K-State Research and Extension

2
Extension
  • Research- based information
  • Non-biased
  • How to Utilize
  • Call
  • Walk-in
  • Web
  • E-mail

3
Gardening Hotline
  • (913) 715-7050
  • garden.help_at_jocogov.org
  • Extension Master Gardener volunteers
  • Extending Extensions reach into the community
  • Hotline, demonstration gardens, youth education,
    speakers bureau, garden tour

4
Why These Plants
  • Durable with little care
  • Multiple season of interest
  • Range of shape, size, color, location
  • Its my list.

5
Perennials
  • Multiple seasons of interest
  • Easy to grow
  • Low maintenance
  • Not fussy

6
Peony
  • Queen of the Garden
  • Full sun
  • Range of colors

7
Tree Peony
  • Woody shrub
  • Morning sun

8
Iris
  • Garden favorite
  • Full sun
  • Drought tolerant
  • Divide often

Immortality
9
Daylily
  • Garden favorite
  • Full sun
  • Repeat blooms
  • Little care

10
Hosta
  • No. 1 Shade Plant
  • Variety of sizes
  • Leaf colors

11
Pulmonaria
  • Lungwort
  • Part sun to shade
  • Flowers and leaves of interest

12
Garden Phlox
  • Taller, background
  • Range of color
  • Summer bloom

Mildew Tolerant - David - Starfire - Bright
Eyes - Orange Perfection - Robert Poore -
Miss Mary
13
Shasta Daisy
  • Cheery white flowers
  • Deadhead
  • Moisture

Becky
14
Heuchera Coralbells
  • Morning sun
  • Shade
  • Leaf colors
  • Flowers
  • Organic soil

15
Nepeta
  • Green-gray foliage
  • Bluish flowers
  • Spring until frost
  • Sun to light shade

16
Japanese Anemone
  • Fall blooming
  • Light shade
  • Taller plant

September Charm
17
Artemisia Powis Castle
  • Zone 6, short term
  • Gray foliage

18
Asclepias Butterfly Milkweed
  • Kansas native
  • Monarchs

19
Solidago - Goldenrod
  • Fall blooming
  • Native origin
  • Drought tolerant

Fireworks
20
Eupatorium Joe Pye Weed
  • Native
  • Drought tolerant
  • Butterfly nectar source

21
Stachys - Lambs ear
  • Foliage and flowers
  • Sun to light shade

Hummelo
22
Sedum
  • Fall color
  • Rock gardens
  • Butterflies
  • Ground Covers

Autumn Joy
23
Vines
  • Dependable
  • Great flowering
  • Easy to grow

24
Clematis
  • Hardy and vigorous vine
  • Many colors, shapes
  • Cool roots
  • Even moisture

Duchess of Albany
Madame Julia Correvon
Jackmani
25
Varieties
  • Jackmani
  • Duchess of Albany
  • Duchess of Edinburgh
  • Polish Spirit
  • Pink Champagne
  • Etoile Violette

Pink Champagne
Polish Spirit
26
Hyacinth bean
  • Annual
  • Colorful
  • Easy to grow

27
Roses
  • Disease resistance a must
  • Grown on own roots
  • Easy to prune

28
Roses
  • Easy care no spraying
  • Home Run
  • Julia Child

29
Knock Out
Pink Double Knock Out
Double Red Knock Out
Rainbow Knock Out
Red Knock Out
Pink Knock Out
Blushing Knock Out'
30
Additional Roses
  • Carefree Celebration
  • Quietness
  • Belindas Dream
  • Easy Does It
  • Cinco de Mayo

31
Drift Roses
  • Compact ground cover type
  • 1 x 2
  • Free flowering
  • Colors
  • Red, pink, peach, coral, apricot

32
Climbing Roses
  • Westerland
  • Dublin Bay

33
Shrubs
  • Multiple seasons of interest
  • Disease resistant
  • Does not require difficult pruning

34
Annabelle Hydrangea
  • Summer flowering
  • Large white heads
  • Cut back in spring

Invensiball Spirit
Incrediball
35
Hydrangea Paniculata
  • Tardiva, Limelight, Pinky Winky
  • Blooms on new wood
  • Not as fussy

Pee Gee Tree Form
Limelight
36
Hydrangea Oak leaf
  • Range of size
  • Blooms on old wood
  • Flowers, bark, fall color

Alice Snow Queen Sikes Dwarf Pee Wee
37
Blue Mist Spirea
  • Summer Blooms
  • Cut back each spring
  • Easy care
  • Butterflies

38
Vitex
  • Summer Blooms
  • Cut back each spring
  • Easy care
  • Butterflies

39
Viburnums
  • So many great choices
  • Juddi
  • Brandywine
  • Popcorn
  • Korean spice
  • Shasta

Doublefile - Shasta
Korean Spice - fragrent
40
Itea - Sweetspire
  • White flowers
  • Fall color
  • Shade or sun
  • Drought tolerant

41
Fothergilla
  • Blue-gray foliage
  • White spring flowers
  • Fall color outstanding
  • Red, yellow, orange
  • 3-5 feet

42
Spirea
  • Spring flowers
  • Low growing
  • Easy pruning

Tor
Magic Carpet
Goldflame
43
Crepe Myrtle
  • Winterkill issues
  • Prune late after leafing out
  • Summer blooms
  • Varieties
  • Tonto (red)
  • Centennial Spirit (pink)
  • Victor (red)

44
Deciduous Holly
  • Ilex verticillata
  • Males
  • Jim Dandy
  • Southern Gentleman
  • Female
  • Red Sprite
  • Winter Red

45
Ornamental Grasses
  • Multiple seasons of interest
  • Does not flop
  • Not aggressive
  • Can divide if needed

46
Karl Foerster Feather Reed Grass
  • Calamagrostis
  • Cool season
  • 3 -5 feet
  • Long season of interest

47
Shenandoah Switchgrass
  • Panicum
  • Red/purple foliage
  • Great fall color
  • 3 -4 feet

48
Little Bluestem
  • State grass
  • Blue Heaven
  • 3 -4 feet

49
Evergreen Shrubs
  • All have some issues
  • Right plant right place

50
Falsecypress
  • Chamaecyparis Mops
  • 3 x 3
  • Morning sun, afternoon shade

51
Boxwood
  • Versatile
  • Varying height and shape
  • Green Mountain
  • Green Velvet
  • Wintergreen
  • Green Tower (upright)

52
Little Rascal Holly
  • Blue Boy sport
  • 2 - 3 by 2 - 3
  • Small leaves, dense
  • Dont prune or shear

53
Evergreen Trees
  • Nothing is perfect
  • Nice characteristics
  • Somewhat adaptable

Taylor Juniper
54
Spruce Bakeri
  • Nice size
  • 20 tall
  • 10 wide
  • Nice blue cast
  • Nice form and habit
  • Even moisture best

55
Spruce Riverside
  • Serbian Spruce
  • Height 30
  • Width 10 -15

56
Green Giant Arborvitea
  • Great habit
  • Rich green foliage
  • Adaptable, fast growing

57
Trees
  • Adaptable
  • Flowers or foliage
  • Fall color
  • No insect or disease

58
Witchhazel
  • Arnolds Promise
  • First to bloom
  • Late February
  • Part sun best
  • Even moisture

59
Cornus masCorneliancherry Dogwood
  • Bright yellow flowers
  • Late winter
  • 15 x 15
  • Interesting bark

60
Seven Son Tree
  • Heptacodium
  • Small tree, large shrub
  • 20 x 15
  • Late summer flowers
  • Pink sepals
  • Peeling bark

61
Magnolia Brackens Brown
  • Evergreen small tree
  • 15 20 feet
  • Sun to light shade
  • White flowers

62
Magnolia Saucer type
  • Yellow flowers
  • Similar to Saucer

Jane
Butterfly
63
Sweet Bay Magnolia
  • Small tree 15 -20 feet
  • Moist to wet soils
  • Fragrant flowers

64
Fringe Tree
  • May flowering
  • Small tree
  • 15 feet
  • Light shade
  • Full sun

65
Japanese Maple
  • Bloodgood
  • Crimson Queen
  • Morning sun

66
Flowering Crabs
  • Prairiefire
  • Sugar Tyme
  • Snowdrift
  • Sargentina

67
Japanese Tree Lilac
  • Ivory Silk
  • 20 x 15
  • Flowers later spring

68
Bald Cypress
  • Durable
  • Adaptable
  • Wet soils
  • Great fall color
  • 30 - 40 tall
  • 20 30 wide

69
Annuals
  • Long bloom period
  • Not fussy
  • Nice foliage
  • No insect or diseases

70
Coleus
  • Sun varieties
  • Container
  • Mixed plantings

71
Vinca
  • Tough as nails
  • Dont rush to spring plant
  • Cold and wet soil root rots
  • Thrives in summer heat

72
Lantana
  • Takes summer heat
  • Vigorous grower
  • Hummingbirds
  • Butterflies

New Gold
73
Dragon Wing Begonia
  • Takes the heat
  • Sun to shade
  • Pinks and reds

74
Cleome Senorita Rosalita
  • Vigorous display
  • Best in masses
  • 2 tall
  • Downside, expensive

75
Care
  • Soil add organic matter when possible
  • Mulch everything
  • Cools
  • Moisture retention
  • Weed control
  • Nutrients
  • Water as needed depending on plant
  • Right plant Right Place

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Dennis PattonJohnson County Extension
Horticulture Agent
  • Johnson County Extension
  • 11811 Sunset Drive, Suite 1500
  • Olathe, Kansas 66061
  • (913) 715-7000
  • dpatton_at_ksu.edu
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