Cranberry Creek Boxwood
Dense and compact with small, deep green, lustrous foliage this selection forms a tight pyramid that looks superb year round and has numerous landscape uses. Perfect for small spaces along […]
Read MoreInspired White™ Butterfly Bush
Fragrant, brilliant white flowers shine against the glossy dark green foliage. This variety attracts butterflies and hummingbirds throghout the summer months with its incredibly long bloom period. This plant thrives […]
Read MoreInspired Violet™ Butterfly Bush
Fragrant, dark purple flowers shine against the glossy dark green foliage. This variety attracts butterflies and hummingbirds throghout the summer months with its incredibly long bloom period. This plant thrives […]
Read MoreQueen of Hearts Heartleaf Brunnera
Heart-shaped leaves have a silver overlay and a narrow band of dark green veining. Baby blue, forget-me-not type blossoms. Offers easy maintenance and is a perfect plant for that shady […]
Read MoreWhitespire Gray Birch
Originally known as Betula platyphylla ‘Whitespire’ has now been assigned to Betula populifolia ‘Whitespire Senior’ after determining that it is indeed a Gray Birch. ‘Whitespire Senior’ has exfoliating white bark […]
Read MoreSakura Heartleaf Bergenia
‘Sakura’ means Cherry Blossoms in Japanese, and that is what you’ll see with stems of double to semi-double bright pink flowers floating above glossy deep green to burgundy evergreen foliage […]
Read MoreFountain Clumping Bamboo
Strong, upright, purple colored stems carry masses of deep green foliage on this fine textured, clump forming plant. This evergreen selection, unlike some other Bamboo varieties, is well behaved and […]
Read MoreMountain Clumping Bamboo
If you lived in the western Chinese mountains, this might not be your first choice for landscaping since it is a favorite food of the indigenous Giant Pandas which might […]
Read MoreBloom-A-Thon® Red Reblooming Azalea
This azalea has certainly earned its name, coming off the starting line with its first 4-6 week burst of luxurious red flowers in April, gaining its second wind in July, […]
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