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Dwarf Serbian Spruce – Standard

This sparking evergreen is a perfect specimen with its flattened, short deep green needles backed with silver. Slow, gowing, dwarf and compact, it is grafted on a stem to look […]

Densata White Spruce

Deer tolerant evergreen is appealing with its blue-green foliage. Sturdy branches make it resistant to winter strain, and are symmetrical to form a cone shape. Great as an accent or […]

Weeping Norway Spruce

Evergreen with pendulous branches that are clothed with dark green needled foliage. Needs support to keep it growing upward and weeping. Rugged, dependable and hardy. Adapts well to many sites. […]

Possibly the most adaptable needled evergreen in the world, Dwarf Norway Spruce is not only functional but attractive. Slow-growing globulose form is great for foundation plantings and rock gardens. These […]

Pink Manners Obedient Plant

The much-loved obedient plant ‘Miss Manners’ has a new sister. ‘Pink Manners’ is a well-behaved, clump forming perennial that reaches 3’, just a bit bigger than her sister. Soft pink […]

Color Brothers Ninebark

Get ready for outstanding foliage color throughout the growing season as ‘Color Brothers’ combines yellow, copper and deep purple-red foliage and puts them together on one plant! Very hardy and […]

White Moss Phlox

Shiny green, needle-like foliage forms an evergreen mat. Looks especially pretty draped over rock walls. Masses of white flowers begin flowering in late April. Perfect for massing in sun or […]

Scarlet Flame Moss Phlox

It’s hard to take your eyes off this flashy bloomer in late April when it loads up with deep, dark magenta-red flowers forming a mat of color that gives any […]

Purple Beauty Moss Phlox

Sometimes plant breeders take a little license with color. For example, this free flowering, easy care landscape wonder is called ‘Purple Beauty’ and it truly is the closest of this […]

Emerald Blue Moss Phlox

This plant is not picky, it just needs to be noticed. You’d have to be pretty oblivious not to notice it starting in late April through May when its dense, […]