JC Raulston Arboretum Plant Sale

Spring Plant Sale 2022

The JC Raulston Arboretum's first plant sale was in 2010. This plant availability list for 2022 remains on this site as an archive of what we offered that year.

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Abelia chinensis 'White Surprise'
Chinese abelia

Early and long blooming shrub with white flowers that are larger and more fragrant than other Abelia varieties.

Abelia ×grandiflora 'Little Richard'
glossy abelia

More compact than other Abelia varieties.

Abelia ×grandiflora 'Radiance'
glossy abelia

A brand new abelia with creamy white edges leaves that emerge with a hint of gold. Pure white flowers attract hummingbirds. Red stems on new growth. Sun to shade. 3' tall by 4' wide.

Abelia ×grandiflora 'RNTOM'
Twist of Mango golden glossy abelia

Bright yellow new leaves that fade to gold in summer. Red stems contrast nicely.

Abelia 'SRPabeper' (Peach Perfection)
glossy abelia

Tricolor foliage on red stems. A compact form that does not produce long whip-like shoots like other Abelia varieties.

Abutilon 'Orange Hot Lava'
flowering maple

From spring until fall this die-back shrub produces wild bicolor flowers consisting of dusky red calyces and orange petals decorated with red veins.

Acanthus 'Whitewater'
variegated bear's breech

Tall flower spikes of white and pink rise to 4' topping the heavily splashed foliage. This is a hybrid with the extra heat and humidity tolerant form, 'Summer Beauty' and retains the toughness of that parent.

Achillea 'Moonshine'
yarrow

'Moonshine' is a classic hybrid with a smaller habit and ferny foliage that adds to the appeal. If your plant looks shabby in summer, shear it back and it will reflush as the weather moderates.

Adiantum ×mairisii
hybrid maidenhair fern

No shade garden is complete without a maidenhair fern. The delicate, pale green fronds are held on thin black stems (rachis) and are completely deer resistant.

Adiantum pedatum
American maidenhair fern

Maidenhair fern is a native southeast U.S. fern. Like all ferns, this is quite deer resistant while looking delicate and elegant.

Agapanthus 'MDB001'
Ever Twilight bicolor agapanthus

A 2019 Chelsea Flower Show winner. Early bloomer. Rebloomer. Also sold under the trademark name Fireworks.

Agastache foeniculum 'Golden Jubilee'
anise hyssop

Chartreuse leaves set this variety apart from the rest. Same fragrant foliage though. A 2003 AAS award winner. Pollinators love the lavender flowers.

Ajuga 'Cordial Canary'
Feathered Friends carpet bugle

Narrow foliaged creeping ground cover with chartreuse leaves.

Ajuga incisa 'Blue Enigma'
giant bugle

Lovely toothed leaves topped by spikes of cobalt blue flowers in spring. This is a clump forming perennial and not a spreader like other ajuga. It also disappears in winter, returning each spring.

Ajuga 'Petite Parakeet'
Feathered Friends carpet bugle

This cultivar has gold and red leaves. We've been astonished by this plant's vigor and beauty. Great as an individual plant or massed as a ground cover.

Amsonia 'Blue Ice'
hybrid bluestar

This 2013 blue-star introduction is proving to be a winner. In spring it has large clusters lavender-blue flowers that are more striking than other blue stars.

Amsonia 'Starstruck'
bluestar

A hybrid distinguished by its relatively late bloom time and compact size.

Aquilegia caerulea
Kirigami Light Blue & White bicolor columbine

Great for Carolina fans, these light blue and white flowers are among the earlier blooming columbines.

Aquilegia caerulea
Kirigami Red & White bicolor columbine

NC State fans also have a columbine to support their school. Early bloomer.

Aquilegia vulgaris 'Nora Barlow'
columbine

Double flowered spurless pink and white variety blooms a bit later than normal.
Ardisia japonica 'Andre the Giant'

Ardisia japonica 'Andre the Giant'
marlberry

This is the largest leafed and fruited Japanese ardisia we've ever grown. It makes a spreading groundcover tolerant of quite tough, dry conditions once it gets established. The tops can be killed back in winter, but it should resprout by mid-spring. Ardisia can also be grown as a lovely houseplant where the bright red fruits held beneath the leaves are more apparent. This form will re-flower and fruit if grown indoors.

Ardisia japonica 'Hakuou'
White King variegated marlberry

This form emerges pink before becoming pale green with a broad white margin.

Arisaema triphyllum
Jack-in-the-pulpit

A native woodland wildflower.

Aronia melanocarpa 'UCONNAM012'
Ground Hug dwarf chokeberry

This dwarf variety of the native shrub grows as a dense, weed suppressing ground cover. Low maintenance and good in tough sites. Red fall foliage and edible purple berries too. suckers to form a colony.

Aruncus dioicus
goat's beard

Resembles a giant, white-flowered astilbe. Native. Dioecious, so you need a male and female to produce seed.

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