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First Blush® Flowering Cherry

In early spring the bare branches are nearly covered with fragrant, fully double flowers. Disease resistant, dark green foliage follows and as the weather cools in the fall it transitions […]

White Balloon Flower

This Pop Star™ balloon flower boasts huge white flowers that burst into a star shape! It is a very compact habit, making it great for outside, or inside. Works well […]

Blue Balloon Flower

This Pop Star™ balloon flower boasts huge blue flowers that burst into a star shape! It is a very compact habit, making it great for outside, or inside. Works well […]

Thunderhead Japanese Black Pine

A shrubby, more compact form of Japanese Black Pine with an irregular growth habit that adds a dramatic character to the landscape. Branches grow and expand as a building storm […]

Niagara Falls Eastern White Pine

A unique mutation of Pinus strobus ‘Pendula’ with brighter and longer bluish-green needles. Its cascading, spreading growth habit makes it ideal as a ground cover for rock gardens or as […]

Weeping Eastern White Pine

The Weeping Eastern White Pine is a plant that will take on an individual personality depending on the kind of landscape situation in which it is placed. If you are […]

Tiny Kurls Eastern White Pine

Dwarf, oval shaped evergreen shrub similar to ‘Torulosa’ but slower growing and more compact. Short, curly, blue-green needles give this plant a unique texture as a specimen in smaller gardens

Blue Shag White Pine

Straight from the work of the late Dr. Sid Waxman at the University of Connecticut comes this beautiful, compact pine that just begs you to touch and feel it every […]

Interstella® Lily of the Valley shrub

Distinctive, rich color makes Interstella lily of the valley shrub out of this world! Forgive us for using maybe too many superlatives, but this plant earns them: Interstella pieris is […]

Tiny Wine® Gold Ninebark

Tiny Wine® Gold offers brilliant yellow new growth, small, refined foliage, and dozens of clusters of white-pink flowers in late spring. A bit smaller than your average ninebark, it’s a […]