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Duke Gardens Plum Yew

Compact and vase shaped, this evergreen boasts long, deep green shiny needles that almost look plastic along arching stems. Its small size and shade tolerance make this selection outstanding for […]

Magical® Moonlight Buttonbush

Magical Moonlight Buttonbush combines compact form, large super-fragrant flowers and substantial fruit size. Perfect for wet, sunny areas. Attracts pollinators of all types.

Fiber Optics® Buttonbush

Fiber Optics® is a distinct improvement over the coarser Cephalanthus occidentalis that grows twice the size of this compact selection. Native from Florida to Mexico and north to Nova Scotia […]

A pollinator magnet, Crimson Comet™ is also stunning with fragrant, white satellite blooms in late spring that change in attractive, round, red fruit loaded with seeds native songbirds love. Crimson […]

Buttonbush

If attractive colorful wildlife is your goal, Buttonbush is one of those essential native plants that will make your yard a regular stop for colorful critters. This upright growing selection […]

Mountain Bluet

An old fashioned favorite, this selection is one of the true joys of spring with large, long, silvery-gray foliage forming a substantial mound from which a parade of delicately cut, […]

Amethyst in Snow Bachelors Button

Bachelor’s Buttons have always been one of the most dependable growers in the garden but not really one of its most exciting plants. ‘Amethyst in Snow’ is about to change […]

Amethyst Dream Bachelor Button

Looking for a plant that can tolerate it hot and dry and still look great? ‘Amethyst Dream’ does that and more. This compact beauty starts to bloom in mid May […]

Weeping Blue Alaskan Cedar

This weeping form of Blue Atlas Cedar has striking blue foliage and a cascading, pendulous habit that becomes more spreading as it gets older. Because all of its branches are […]

Blue Atlas Cedar

It’s singular, it’s colorful, it stately, and, above all, it’s memorable. Blue Atlas Cedar, as it matures, is one of those plants that thrills the horticulturalist as much as the […]