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Blue Mist Dwarf Fothergilla

‘Blue Mist’ is a dense, bushy shrub with oval blue-green leaves turning bright red, orange and yellow in autumn. Cylindrical terminal fragrant flower spikes to 4cm long, of small white […]

Dwarf Bottlebrush Witchalder

Before leaves emerge, this plant is covered with white, sweetly scented, bottlebrush flowers on the branch ends of its dense, rounded form. Native butterflies and insects flock to the bloom […]

Northern Gold Forsythia

A shapely, upright forsythia that pours out showy golden-yellow flowers in April, even in the most frigid locations. Lush, deep green foliage sparkles when grown in full or half day […]

Manhattan Euonymous

Selected for its compact habit and highly glossed foliage, ‘Manhattan’ is an easy to grow selection that has found a home in the landscape as a hedge or informal screen […]

Brilliant, blazing yellow foliage makes this compact, rounded, slow growing plant a landscape color bomb that will sear with brilliant color year round. Smaller foliage gives ‘Happiness’ a pleasing texture […]

Green Spire Euonymus

Upright stems are covered with dark-green, oval leaves. ‘Green Spire’ is compact and has a great habit. Easy to grow and adapts to many landscape conditions. Valuable as a multi-use […]

Harlequin Euonymus

Harlequin is a compact, evergreen, creeping shrub with green and white variegated foliage that becomes tinged in pink as the weather cools in the fall and winter. Excellent for edging, […]

Little Moses Burning Bush

‘Little Moses’ is a superb dwarf burning bush cultivar. Corky bark ridges on the branches of species plants add additional interest to this dense, upright, slightly flattened, deciduous shrub. Scarlet […]

Dwarf Burning Bush

A versatile, hardy shrub that makes an excellent deciduous hedge. One of its brightest qualities is its intense scarlet fall foliage. Dense, compact growth habit.

Orange Queen Fairy Wings

This fine hybrid of E. warleyense bears flowers ranging from apricot to primrose on more compact plants. The heart-shaped leaves emerge with a rosy blush in spring and turn bronzy […]