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June Pink Rhododendron

June Pink is a beautiful hardy azalea, with translucent pink flowers. It’s prolific spring bloom attracts many pollinators to your yard! Relatively slow growing and compact plant.

Pink Rosebay Rhododendron

This big, spectacular native plant varies from ‘Independence’ in flower color and bloom time while filling the same niche in large, open shaded areas just as well. ‘Roseum’ blooms a […]

Mexican Hat Plant

Mounds of fine textured green foliage give rise to masses of stems bearing flowers that feature long, prominent cones surrounded by reflexed petals in shades of deep reddish-brown, orange and […]

Higan Cherry

‘Autumnalis’ is a deciduous fruit tree that has a long season of interest opening ½” blossoms that are pale pink to white in color along with black, pea-sized fruit. Showy […]

Sweet Cherry Pie Cherry

From Wisconsin orchardist Bill Eubank, this new cherry tree has the sweetest tasting cherries we have ever sampled. Although it is not quite sweet enough for fresh eating like a […]

Performance is this sweet groundcover’s strong point with rapidly growing, deep green foliage forming a dense, horizontal mat quickly and efficiently. Better yet, Pratia doesn’t skimp on looks with a […]

Wing Leaved Potentilla

Looking for a tough, tolerant groundcover that looks refined while putting on a show? This Potentilla may be the plant for you as it laughs off sandy soil and full […]

Wing Leaved Potentilla

Looking for a tough, tolerant groundcover that looks refined while putting on a show? This Potentilla may be the plant for you as it laughs off sandy soil and full […]

Summer Dawn Cinquefoil

Striking, large primrose yellow colored flowers cover this plant from late May through the summer all backed by pleasing deep green foliage on a dense, compact plant. Long blooming. Extremely […]

Marmalade Potentilla

Bred by Dr. Wilbert Ronald at Jeffries Nursery near Winnipeg, Canada, you can be assured this potentilla is going to handle all that winter can throw at it. An intense […]