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‘Imogen’ English Rose

‘Imogen’ is an extremely healthy and floriferous rose with a natural radiance and charm. The exceedingly pretty, soft lemon blooms begin as pointed buds, which become more rounded as they […]

Golden Celebration English Rose

An award-winning rose with magnificent, fragrant blooms Magnificent, cupped, golden yellow blooms. Delicious tea scent with hints of Sauternes wine and strawberry. An award-winning variety: in every way an excellent […]

Red Lake Red Currant

Red Lake’ is appealing not only for its fruit but for its compact, mounding habit and glossy green foliage that makes a stand out ornamental shrub. This selection produces long, […]

Staghorn Sumac

Rhus typhina is the largest of the North American sumacs. It is native along woodland edges, roadsides, and stream embankments. Resembling the velvet that covers a stag’s horn, Staghorn sumac […]

Smooth Sumac

Female plants produce showy, erect, pyramidal fruiting clusters (to 8″ long). Each cluster contains numerous hairy, berry-like drupes which ripen red in autumn, gradually turning maroon-brown. Best when massed for […]

Yaku Princess Rhododendron

The bloom on this plant is so profuse it nearly obscures the plant! Opening an apple blossom pink in mid-May that fades to white, the flowers are held in ball-like […]

Yaku Prince Rhododendron

Another excellent, compactly formed selection that cries out for wide landscape use. Mid-May bloom is heavy and attractive with a showy, dark pink color that stands out.

Ken Janeck Rhododendron

One of the most admired of the Yaks with a thick cover of fawn indumentum on the lower leaf surface. Habit is low and spreading. Wide, pale pink florets edged […]

Golden Torch Rhododendron

Neat, small leaves have a lovely matte green color that is the perfect background to the flower show to follow. Dusky pink buds open into rich salmon pink nuggets with […]

Crete Rhododendron

This variety is a dense, compact beauty! Loads of felt-like beige indumentum on the foliage adds to the interest provided by a profuse early May bloom that starts dark purple-pink […]