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Dwarf Hinoki Cypress

This low, globe-shaped shrub bears deep green, compact sprays of horizontal branches and attractive fan-like foliage all year long. Ideal planted against a foundation, massed on a slope, in borders […]

Compact Fernspray Cypress

This unique slow growing cultivar has a compact habit with dark green foliage arranged in appealing narrow fern-like sprays . ‘Filicoides Compacta’ is a pyramidal evergreen with graceful, arching limbs, […]

Compact Hinoki False Cypress

Excellent accent or specimen plant in a partly shaded area. Unique irregular upright form. Semi-dwarf habit makes it super versatile, no pruning or trimming makes it a must have! Uniquely […]

Blue Feathers Hinoki Cypress

A welcome addition to any small space garden, ‘Blue Feathers’ is a slow growing, compact, flattened globe shaped plant with an abundance of juvenile foliage giving it a feathery, fine […]

Magical® Moonlight Buttonbush

Magical Moonlight Buttonbush combines compact form, large super-fragrant flowers and substantial fruit size. Perfect for wet, sunny areas. Attracts pollinators of all types.

Marie Bleu® New Jersey Tea

Late spring brings with it a burst of these bewitchingly blue flowers that cover graceful but compact stalks. Red seed heads appear in late summer that add an extra dose […]

Ruby Infusion New Jersey Tea

Ruby Infusion is an attractive, small -statured shrub that will attract all the pollinators to your yard! It has light pink-flowers and vibrant red fruits.

Lil’ Miss Sunshine® Bluebeard

Here is the final result of the quest to breed a truly impressive and reliable Caryopteris with sunny yellow foliage and outstanding garden performance. Lil’ Miss Sunshine® is a cross […]

Sapphire Surf™ Bluebeard

Hang ten with an ocean of deep blue flowers in your yard! This compact, low-maintenance shrub produces a wave of stunning flowers from top to bottom. A perfect garden specimen […]

Fox Sedge

This beautiful sedge is one of the most widespread species of carex in North America. The common name comes from the seed heads that mature in late summer and resemble fox tails. The […]