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Rosemary Willow

This delightful deciduous shrub will accent your landscape with its narrow grey-green leaves which will turn yellow in the fall. Add this ornamental shrub by ponds, pools, borders, or rock […]

Flame Willow

This delightful deciduous shrub will accent your landscape with its orange-red stem color which will turn yellow in the fall. Very adaptable plant for almost any location in the garden. […]

Brown-Eyed Susan

Combine the orange and yellow petals of ‘Prairie Glow’, and the sunny yellow Rudbeckia triloba and you’ve got a native medley for your garden, patio, birds, and bees! This winning […]

Autumn Sun Cutleaf Coneflower

This large perennial is not your typical black-eyed susan – 5′ tall mass of lobed green leaves create a sustantial presence in the garden or meadow. Large, lemon yellow flowers […]

Tiger Eye Gold Black-eyed Susan

The Gold Standard among Rudbeckias! Superior uniformity, excellent disease resistance and 4″ golden semi-double flowers all season makes this a must have for your yard and patio. Compact and well […]

Triple Crown Blackberry

Robust, thornless canes bloom heavily in spring followed by berries that mature in late July as large, shiny black, tart, tasty fruit that is perfect for eating right off the […]

Hill Hardy Rosemary

Rosemary Hill Hardy is a dense, sturdy, upright Rosemary with light blue to white flowers and long, bright green needle-like leaves. The foliage is popular fresh or dried for culinary use […]

Blue Lagoon Rosemary

Blue Lagoon is a semi-prostrate variety with a graceful arching habit. It will produce deep blue flowers in late spring. Fragrant, narrow, dark green foliage is full of flavor and […]

Gorizia Rosemary

These leaves grow to be double the size of other Rosemaries and its strong upright form means it looks tidy in the mixed container or herb bed. It can be […]

Suñorita® Landscape Rose

Prune Suñorita rose in early spring, just as the new growth begins, to ensure that the growth for the season comes from the thicker, more vigorous buds farther down on […]