Douglas-Michel Butterflyplants Plants

ASCLEPIAS CURASSAVICA-"SILKY GOLD" (seeds available)	ASCLEPIAS CURASSAVICA"RED BUTTERFLY" (seeds available)	ASCLEPIAS PHYSOCARPA "BLOWFISH TREE"
ONE	TWO	THREE
FOUR	FIVE	SIX

BUDDLEIA	SALVIA	LAVENDER
SEVEN	EIGHT	NINE
TEN	ELEVEN	TWELVE

A. Curassavica, "Red Butterfly" (pictures-one and four)

Half-hardy perennial; flowers red and orange; frost tender; height to 3 feet.

A. Curassavica, "Silky Gold" (pictures-two and five)

Half-hardy perennial; floweres gold yellow on strong steams; frost tender; height to 3 feet.

A. Physocarpa, "Blowfish Tree" (pictures three and six)

Half-hardy plant with small white flowers; hugh seed pods like small blowfish; height to 5 feet

Buddleia davidii; "Nano purple"(picture-seven)

semi-deciduous bush, leaves long, pointed green, shrub to 9 feet; purple flower that blooms in summer and fall

Buddleia davidii; "Pink Delight" (picture-ten )

Semi-deciduous bush, shrub to 9 feet; pink flowers that bloom in summer and fall

Salvia Leucantha; "Mexican Bush Sage" (picture eight)

Evergreen, erect, well-branched shrub to 6 feet, frost tender; sun

Salvia farinacea, "Blue Bedder" (picture eleven)

20" bedding plant with blue and white flowers; sun; well drained soil

Lavender Stoechas, "Spanish Lavender" (picture nine and twelve)

Strongly fragrant, blooms all summer; drought tolerant; height to 2 feet

Lavandula angustifolia, "English lavender" (no pictures)

Three types: 1.) Hidcote Blue-uniform, dwarf 12 inch plants with deep purple flowers 2.) Lavender Lady-compact free flowering with purple flowers 3.) Munstead-narrow gray-green leaves and purple blooms