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Burgundy Lowbush Blueberry

Selected at the University of Maine for its amazing red fall foliage color, this native plant goes beyond fruiting…it’s an outstanding landscape plant that just happens to produce an amazing […]

Brunswick Lowbush Blueberry

It would be hard to find a plant that has more admirers or uses than this American Beauties selection. Its dense, low, spreading, compact form makes it an idea plant […]

Pink Icing® Blueberry

Pink Icing® has breathtaking spring and fall foliage. Spring brings lovely new growth foliage color that has varying shades of pink mixed with blue and deeper greens. In the winter, […]

Jade Peacock Foamflower

Forms a compact clump of attractively dissected, green leaves with deep red to purple centers. Light pink buds open to creamy white flower spikes just above the foliage.

Sugar & Spice Foamflower

Superb foliage combines with heavy spring bloom and a landscape toughness that belies its beauty. ‘Sugar and Spice’ emerges in the spring with a mound of glossy green leaves with […]

Fingerpaint Foamflower

Outstanding form and foliage are the calling card of this shade loving perennial. It’s a beauty that forms a tight, rounded mound made up of deeply scalloped foliage that features […]

Purple Carpet Creeping Thyme

There’s a lot to love about this mounding, spreading groundcover. Its form is perfect for grouping in a mass planting, it loves to grow around and between pavers, its fine […]

Junior Giant Arborvitae

The same deep, green foliage as the beloved ‘Green Giant’ but Junior is just that, a smaller version – great for the privacy screen that will max out at 20′ […]

Arborvitae

Irresistibly cute – and useful! Tater Tot® arborvitae is the perfect plant accessory for your landscape – its neat, rounded shape is ideal for sprucing up any space in your […]

North Pole® Arvorvitae

North Pole® is an easy to grow evergreen that will thrive in your landscape through thick or thin. Actually, thick or thin may be the perfect analogy for this plant. […]