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Shadblow Serviceberry

This vigorous, multi-stemmed native is a true harbinger of spring in the northeast part of the country and one of the easiest, most rewarding landscape plants to grow. Its stems […]

‘Regent’ is a compact, early-flowering Serviceberry which typically grows only 4-6′ tall. April brings an explosion of frothy, 5-petaled, white flowers in showy clusters before the foliage appears. June will […]

Wild Nodding Onion

Easy to identify by its distinctive, nodding, pastel lilac-pink flowers in late spring, Nodding Onion thrives in challenging sites such as hot sun and gravely soil. It is strikingly beautiful […]

Bottlebrush Buckeye

Fantastic new introduction! A shrub form of Bottlebrush Buckeye. A native to the south but perfectly hardy in New England. Large pyramidal white flower clusters in July through August. Large […]

Misty Blue White Baneberry

This plant is a striking, multi-stemmed woodland perennial known for it’s soft, bluish-green, finely cut foliage. Flowers appear in May, followed by vivid, reddish pedicels which produce large, white fruit […]

Pretty Belinda Yarrow

Deeply dissected green foliage forms a tight mound of fine textured foliage in the spring. As the season warms and moves towards June, stems rise above topped with masses of […]

Super Sweet Sugar Maple

This tree is a mass producer of super sweet maple making it perfect for producing syrup. In addition it provides nice summer shade and beautiful fall foliage.

Green Mountain Sugar Maple

It’s easy to go green with this outstanding cultivar of our beloved Sugar Maple. Whether it’s used in big numbers in the landscape for its consistent oval symmetry, rapid rate […]

Fall Fiesta Sugar Maple

Fall Fiesta™ is an outstanding selection of our native Sugar Maple, distinguished by its fast growth rate, its oval, spreading head, and its thick, deep green, tatter resistant summer foliage. […]

Sugar Maple

Here’s the tree that made New England famous! It’s easy to see why this tree is so prized once you look at its broadly oval to round form and its […]