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Beauty Ladies® Siska Scotch Heather

A member of the impressive Beauty Ladies® line of Heather, ‘Siska’ boasts incredibly long lasting redish purple flowers from summer to late fall. A very upright variety with dense buds. Great […]

Marvelette Blue Dwarf Catmint

This compact perennial displays aromatic, mint-scented, green foliage topped by masses of soft purple-blue flowers that attract butterflies all summer. Ideal for use in borders, containers, or along walkways.

Pink Elephant Ears

Big, elephant ear shaped foliage forms and upright yet compact plant that provides amazing pink foliage color from spring through frost. Spectacular foliage. Outstanding for grouping in shady gardens. Incredibly colorful […]

Elephant Ears- Assorted Colors

Big, elephant ear shaped foliage forms an upright yet compact plant that provides amazing pink, white, and red foliage color from spring through frost. A collection of 6 6″ plants […]

Buxus Golden Variegated Korean Boxwood

Dainty, oval foliage of clean lime green is broadly edged in bright golden yellow that holds color all year long. Diminutive sized plant is easy to maintain and fits in […]

Variegated Boxwood

Small, deep green evergreen foliage has a striking white band along the edge of each leaf. Leaves pack tightly on the stems of this broad, rounded form that can be […]

Varder Valley Boxwood

This compact boxwood grows only up to 1.5″ per year, making it a great boxwood for small spaces and low maintenance. With a blue hue to the foliage, ‘Varder Valley’ […]

Skywalker Boxwood

Talk about upright! This fast growing boxwood stays on the straight and narrow by adding up to 30″ of height a year. Upright, narrow form is perfect for narrow foundation spaces […]

Sprinter®

This is an improved, fast-growing form of ‘Winter Gem’. Its glossy evergreen foliage is attractive year-round, and it has excellent hardiness. This variety’s more upright habit makes it great for […]

Franklins Gem Boxwood

The name Styer has been part of the American horticulture industry since 1890 when Jacob Styer started his nursery in the Brandywine Valley of eastern Pennsylvania. Legend has it that […]