Blooms of Bressingham North America, Vermont 2002 trial
observations
Dr. Leonard Perry, Extension Professor, University of Vermont
| Genus | Species | Cultivar | bloom | yr in |
| Anthemis | Suzanna Mitchell | Jul | 02 | |
| Bergenia | Bressingham Ruby | May | 97 | |
| Centaurea | montana | Gold Bullion | Jul | 01 |
| Coreopsis | Limerock Ruby | Jul-e | 02 | |
| Coreopsis | Sweet Dreams | Aug-e | 01 | |
| Dicentra | Adrian Bloom | May-Jun | 20 | |
| Erigeron | Prosperity | Jul | 98 | |
| Eryngium | Sapphire Blue | ns | 99 | |
| Fragaria | Red Ruby | Jun-Aug | 99 | |
| Geranium | oxonianum | Bressingham Delight | ns | 98 |
| Geranium | Rozanne | Jul-Aug | 20 | |
| Geranium | Summer Skies | new | 02 | |
| Helenium | Coppelia | Aug | 98 | |
| Helianthus | First Light | ns | 01 | |
| Heliopsis | helianthoides | Lorraine Sunshine | Jul | 99 |
| Heliopsis | Bressingham Doubloon | Jul-Aug | 99 | |
| Hemerocallis | Lady Emily* | Jul | 99 | |
| Hemerocallis | Lady Eva* | Jul | 98 | |
| Hemerocallis | Lady Florence* | Jul | 20 | |
| Hemerocallis | Lady Lucille* | Jul | 99 | |
| Hemerocallis | Lady Rose* | Jul | 20 | |
| Hemerocallis | Lady Scarlet* | Jul | 99 | |
| Hemerocallis | Miss Amelia* | Jul | 99 | |
| Hemerocallis | Miss Mary Mary* | Jul | 98 | |
| Hemerocallis | Miss Tinkerbell* | Jul | 99 | |
| Hemerocallis | Miss Victoria* | Jul | 98 | |
| Heuchera | Harmonic Convergence | Jul | 99 | |
| Heuchera | Raspberry Ice | Jul | 02 | |
| Heuchera | Rosemary Bloom | Jul | 99 | |
| Heucherella | Quicksilver | Jul | 99 | |
| Kniphofia | Bressingham Comet | pot | 98 | |
| Kniphofia | Cobra | pot | 99 | |
| Kniphofia | Shining Sceptre | pot | 98 | |
| Lychnis | Jenny | Jul-l | 02 | |
| Persicaria | Taurus | ns | 99 | |
| Phlox | paniculata | Shortwood | Jul-Aug | 99 |
| Polemonium | caeruleum | Brise d'Anjou | Jun | 98 |
| Primula | Katy McSparron | Jun | 01 | |
| Tiarella | Pink Brushes | Jun | 02 | |
| Tiarella | Pink Pearls | Jun | 02 | |
USDA zone 4, 3 sites; bloom times are average if more than one year, e=early, l=late; ns=not survived/not hardy; pot=known not hardy so grown in pots; * indicates no longer part of the program. These represent only those supplied in quantity, with many other selections available and listed online (www.bobna.com).