| Code | Plant Name | Description | Zone | Currently Available |
Price |
| tsumin | Tsuga canadensis 'Minuta' | This extremely tiny hemlock has an extremely tight growth habit, putting on less than 1/2" a year. Excellent subject for troughs. | 3 | Y | $6.00 |
| verall | Veronica allionii | An easy to grow little veronica that forms compact mats of green foliage giving rise to 3-4" deep blue flower spikes in June-July. Prefers sun or pt. shade and good drainage. Stays very tight in lean troughs. | 5 | Y | $4.00 |
| vercin | Veronica cineria | A diminutive plant for troughs or scree, needing excellent drainage. Small grey linear leaves compliment sky blue 3" flower spikes. | 6 | Y | $5.00 |
| vergeo | Veronica peduncularis 'Georgia Blue' | True blue starry-eyed flowers above mounding foliage in late spring. Grows to about 8" and spreads modestly. The semi-evergreen foliage takes on a burgundy cast in cool temperatures. | 5 | Y | $5.00 |
| verwat | Veronica 'Waterperry' | Irresistible sky-blue flowers above shiny geen foliage in May-June. | 5 | Y | $5.00 |
| viogry | Viola grypoceras (koreana) | This viola goes by many names in the trade. Its flowers are incidental, but the silvery veined cyclamen-like foliage is very impressive. Not long-lived but self-sows reliably. Great in troughs--weed out the extras! | 5 | Y | $5.00 |
| viorod | Viola 'Rodney Davey' | V. 'Rodney' has golden splashed foliage that catches your eye and is very good for brightening dark corners. Self-sows coming quite true from seed. Rogue out the occasional green ones. | 5 | Y | $4.00 |