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Asclepias  Perennials  Attracts butterflies. Excellent cut flowers. Sun. 
Aster  Perennials  Sun, part shade. Long-blooming cut flower. 
Baptisia  Perennials  Sun, part shade. Cut flower, border plant. Best in moist, humusy soil. Deep taproots, rarely becomes invasive. (Frame 6) 
Belamcanda  Perennials  (Frame 6) 
Boltonia  Perennials  Sun, part shade. Numerous daisies in dense clusters. More heat and humidity tolerant than asters. 
Chelone  Woodland Plants  Sun to partial shade. Soil needs to be sufficiently moist. 
Coreopsis  Perennials  Sun. Yellow single and double daisy-like flowers high above foliage clumps. Any soil. Good cut flower or border plant. Blooms June-frost if spent flowers are cut. (Frame 3) 
Dendranthema  Perennials  A cold hardy perennial for sunny areas. These late bloomers have a daisy rather than gumball shape, bloom prolifically, and have a mounding habit. Attracts butterflies. Their colors blend beautifully with fall foliage. 
Echinacea purpurea  Perennials  Sun. Reflexed daisy petals around an iridescent coppery cone center. Better in poor, dry soil. Wonderful cut flower. Cone dries perfectly. Blooms for many weeks. (Frame 6) 
Eupatorium  Perennials  Sun, light shade. Slender stems produce 3-4" clusters of fuzzy flowers. Prefers light, well-drained humusy soil. Fine cut flower for fall bouquets. (Frame 5) 
Hibiscus  Perennials  Sun, light shade. Huge, single, hollyhock-type flowers. Any decent soil. (Frame 5) 
Iberis  Perennials  Full sun. Nearly evergreen needle-like leaves. Clusters of bright white flowers. Needs rich, well-drained soil. For the border, rock garden, over walls. Outstanding ground cover. (Frame 1) 
Knautia  Perennials   
Lavandula  Perennials  Sun. Grey foliage give interest in perennial gardens even when not blooming. 
Leucanthemum x superbum  Perennials  Full sun, part shade. Rich, well-drained constantly moist soil with lime added. Divide clumps regularly. 
Liatris spicata   Perennials  Sun, semi-shade. Stately wand-like flowers make a strong vertical accent. 
Lupinus  Perennials  Sun, part shade. Deeply cut 2-6" palmate leaves. Stately stalks of tightly packed, pea-like flowers. Very showy. Must have excellent drainage in deep, rich, acid soil and cool conditions. Bloom June-July. 
Monarda  Perennials  Sun, light shade. Fragrant mint-like foliage. Showy fountain-shaped clusters of tubular flowers. Prefers moist, well-drained average soil. A long-time favorite for borders, cutting flowers. Leaves can be used to brew tea. (Frame 6) 
Nepeta  Perennials  See also Herbs. Sun, partial shade. Shear after blooming for rejuvenation. 
Phlox arendsii  Perennials   
Phlox maculata  Perennials  Sun. Fragrant flower heads on purple-spotted stems. Mildew-resistant. Same culture as P. suffruticosa. 
Phlox paniculata  Perennials  Sun. Tall clumps of lance-shaped foliage. Clusters of flat 1" florets. Moist, average soil with added humus. Fine, fragrant cut flowers. Best in tall borders. To avoid mildew on leaves, thin each clump to only 4 stems and water in morning. Provide plenty of space. Regular spraying with a mild solution of water and baking soda helps. Cut spent flowers before they go to seed to prolong bloom. July-Sept. 
Phlox subulata  Perennials  Full sun. Evergreen mats of moss-like foliage completely covered with flowers. Use in the border, rockery.  
Rudbeckia  Perennials  Sun. Long-blooming, daisy flowers with dark centers. Good for cutting. Valuable late summer color. 
Salvia  Perennials  See also Herbs & Annuals 
Sun, light shade. Most are drought-tolerant and live longest in light, sandy soil only moderately fertile. 
Scabiosa  Perennials  Sun. Flowers borne on wiry stems. Centers look like pin heads in a cushion surrounded by fluffy petals. Prefer light loam soil, neutral to alkaline. Plant in groups for effect. Deadheading will prolong bloom but terminal seed heads are great dried flowers. 
Sedum  Perennials  Sun. Spurium will take light shade. Deciduous unless otherwise noted. Fine in poor and shallow soil. 
Stokesia  Perennials  Sun, light shade. 3-4" flowers on branched stems resemble refined China Asters. Moist, well-drained sandy loam. Wonderful cut flower. 
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