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	Baptisia australis v. minor Caspian Dwarf Baptisia is and essential but massive perennial, robust and east to grow, with lovely lupine-like spikes of blue flowers. This is a very nice dwarf form, only reach two feet tall or so, so prefect for the smaller garden where the massive clumps of a regular baptisia wouldn't fit. Zone 3-8	$15.00 Add:
	Begonia grandis (evansiana) A unique and very hardy species with succulent stems to 18", often spreading by means of stem bulbils. Ours are predominately pink with a few whites, grandis is a tuberous species native to China. Garden visitors are always amazed that it is actually hardy with no protection.____ZONE 5	$8.00 Add:
	Bellamcanda chinensis Blackberry Lily derives its name from the clusters of shiny black seeds exposed when seed capsules split open. This orange flowered irid featuresFan-shaped leaves will reach 2 to 3 feet. Blackberry Lilies are native to China and Japan.____ZONE 5	$15.00 Add:
	Bergeranthus artus Distinguished by the acutely carinate lower leaf surfaces and yellowish red flowers that open in the afternoon, it is great in mixed succulent troughs.	$8.00 Add:
	Bergeranthus jamesii Crack filler for the Denver sidewalks, dense tufts of succulent narrow leaves and yellow mesemb flowers from spring until frost, hey if you have crack problems this may be just the thing (non-smokable, but highly ornamental, it doesn't encourage drive-bys).	$8.00 Add:
	Bletilla striata A wonderful bulbous terrestrial orchid that is native from Japan through China to Tibet. Flowers resemble a purple Cymbidium; it is hardy with protection here.____ZONE 5	$15.00 Add:
	Bletilla striata alba Lovely white flowered form of this terrific, easy to grow, hardy orchid.____ZONE 5	$15.00 Add:
	Brunnera macrophylla "Silver Leaf" Silver leaves look almost metallic, an easy to grow shade plant with clouds of baby blue flowers in spring.____ZONE 4	$15.00 Add: