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Bristleleaf Sedge

Delicate in appearance, bristleleaf sedge makes a wonderful, low-growing groundcover or lawn alternative. It can grow in sun or shade and is drought tolerant once established. It blooms in spring providing an […]

Appalachian Sedge

If you are looking for a real texture contrast and a plant that will thrive in partial to full shade, Appalachian Sedge may be the answer. All sedges love shade […]

Trumpet Vine

This aggressively growing vine is easy to grow and one of the most rewarding plants you can have in your landscape. It may take awhile to bloom but once it […]

Purple Giant Beautyberry

A lovely, graceful shrub in its own right, Plump & Plentiful™ Purple Giant begins its extravagant show in summer with dainty pink, pollinator loving flowers covering the branches, then exploding […]

Snowstorm Beautyberry

If you already love Beautyberry with its gently arching branches, dainty pink flowers in early summer, and masses of glistening, metallic purple berries lining its branches in the fall, then […]

Early Amethyst Beautyberry

With a dense rounded form and a bird-attracting berry show that will light up the landscape, this underused plant deserves a little more attention. ‘Early Amethyst’ grows well in part […]

Miss Ruby Butterfly Bush

Miss Ruby’ is a sweetheart of a plant noteworthy not only for its dense, compact habit but also for its remarkably vivid, rich pink blooms with a striking red eye […]

Miss Molly Butterfly Bush

What a great companion plant to the already wildly popular Proven Winners®/Color Choice® Butterfly Bush, ‘Miss Ruby’. Both are equal parts great form, great bloom and stunning color and both […]

Psychedelic Sky™ Butterfly Bush

Well matched with Funky Fuchsia™ in habit and flower display, Psychedelic Sky™ has strong upright stems supporting clear blue. Flowers average 6-10” long on and are filled with nectar for […]

Pink Delight Butterfly Bush

This plant literally explodes into a summer landscape with masses of 4″ to 10″ long cone-shaped flowers in pink from July thru September. Adding to this color are the clouds […]