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Upright Japanese Plum Yew

A dense, strongly upright form along with long, deep green, soft shiny needles make this evergreen a landscape standout. Easy to grow. Perfect for narrow landscape spots. Makes a beautiful […]

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 […]

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 […]

New Jersey Tea, Redroot

This American Beauties native has a storied American history on the east coast as its common name came from the fact that its foliage was used as a tea substitute […]

American Chestnut

American chestnut, or American classic? Formerly considered one of the finest chestnut tree in the world. Green throughout the summer their colors turn into a gold, yellow in the fall. […]

Beekeeper™ Bluebeard

This improved golden Bluebeard (also known as Caryopteris) is beautiful and easygoing and will welcome butterflies, bees, and hummingbirds to play in your garden all summer long. And because it’s […]

Sunshine Blue® II Bluebeard

Sunshine Blue II is a new, improved variety of the classic Sunshine Blue, but it’s much more tolerant of cold climates. If you’ve had trouble with bluebeard surviving winter in […]

Shagbark Hickory

This low maintenance shade tree will be a showy and edible addition to your own. The barks commonly peels and curls off it’s straight trunk. Covered in yellow-green leaves, thick-shelled […]

Common Hornbeam

The Common Hornbean is a medium-sized deciduous tree with an oval crown. Matching in shape, its oval shaped, dark green leaves maintain color through spring while in the fall it […]

Fox Sedge

This beautiful sedge is one of the most widespread species of carex in North America. The common name comes from the seed heads that mature in late summer and resemble fox tails. The […]