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H.E. Beale Heather

This evergreen features a tight, spreading form and produces a profusion of double, pale pink, bell-shaped flowers in late summer into the fall. Deer resistant. Long summer bloom and great color […]

Pearl Glam® Beautyberry

Don’t settle for a beautyberry that only struts its stuff in autumn – demand one that does more. Pearl Glam® callicarpa is showy starting in spring, with dark purple foliage […]

Tough and durable yet refined, this wiry stemmed, mounding selection may be the landscape workhorse you’ve been searching for. Calamint thrives in full sun and is extremely drought tolerant meaning […]

Karl Foerster Feather Reed Grass

The only grass to have ever been voted Perennial Plant of the Year. Why? This outstanding selection of Feather Reed Grass stands a slender 4-5_ tall and adds a wonderful […]

Avalanche Feather Reed Grass

‘Avalanche’ brings the same narrow, upright form to the garden and the same profuse, pluming flower in early to mid-July as ‘Karl Forester’, but it also brings something completely new… […]

Justin Brouwers Boxwood

Small leaves with excellent deep-green winter color and a compact, rounded growth habit make this an excellent selection for hedges. It responds very well to pruning. Highly deer resistant and […]

Varder Valley Boxwood

This compact boxwood grows only up to 1.5″ per year, making it a great boxwood for small spaces and low maintenance. With a blue hue to the foliage, ‘Varder Valley’ […]

North Star® Boxwood

If low maintenance is your mantra for the landscape, this improved selection of Boxwood is the plant you need! ‘North Star’™ forms a dense globe in the landscape that requires […]

Dee Runk Boxwood

A vigorous, upright evergreen, grown for both for its attractive form and its ability to thrive in a variety of conditions. The perfect landscape choice for narrow areas in sun […]

Green Velvet Boxwood

Here’s another terrific selection of boxwood that is a product of the perfect union between the tremendously hardy and profoundly compact koreana and our “common” sempervirens, renowned for its excellent […]