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Capistrano Rhododendron

If you want to add a little excitement to your landscape, ‘Capistrano’ may be the plant you’re looking for. A dense, rounded form with lustrous, deep green foliage, serves as […]

Boule de Neige Rhododendron

Boule de Neige is French for ball of snow and it is a perfect description for this Rhododendron. Perfectly round, pure white trusses adorn this dense round shrub after pink […]

April Snow Rhododendron

A superb PJM hybrid with dense, upright form, small, medium green foliage, and clouds of pure white flowers in late April. Bright yellowish green stems and bronze foliage tinge in […]

Anah Kruschke Rhododendron

‘Anah Kruschke’ seems to have a longer than average bloom time, because the buds are a rich purple before opening. In May & early June it produces large clusters of […]

Aglo Rhododendron

Aromatic plant that produces numerous soft pink flowers that cover the branches in early May. A hardy, fast-growing plant with a dense, mounding habit, it prefers full sun and well-drained, […]

Bubblegum Rhododendron

This exciting Rhododendron shows its New England roots proudly as an offspring of the Weston Nursery developed ‘Aglo’ and it performs with just as much landscape distinction. It’s small leaf […]

Majestic Skies™ Northern Pin Oak

Majestic Skies™ is a distinct improvement over the species with straighter branching and a more symmetrical shape. Foliage emerges red in spring and is more substantial and darker green than […]

Scarlet Oak

Scarlet Oak has a rounded open habit, 3-6″ green leaves are deeply lobed and bristled at each tip. It is with these thick, green leaves that create the shade any […]

Mrs. Moon Lungwort

A lovely old garden favorite for the edge of a shady path or border. Its long leaves are lavishly dappled with silvery spots that glow brightly from early spring till […]

Bertram Anderson Longleaf Lungwort

Brighten up any shade garden with this early blooming perennial that is as reknown for its foliage as its bloom. Leaves emerge from the ground as the weather warms in […]