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Dark Lord Rhododendron

Dramatic merlot-red, ruffled blooms emerge on a neat, mounded plant in May. Deep red flowers against glossy, dark green foliage create a show-stopping explosion in your landscape. ‘Dark Lord’ is […]

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 […]

Hairy Mountain Mint

Hairy Mountain Mint is one of the best perennials for helping polliators. Aromatic foliage smells of mint and the flowers are small white to pale lavender with purple spots. Each […]

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 […]

Purpleleaf Sandcherry

A very tolerant plant with intense purple-red foliage that shows stunningly throughout the summer. Small, single pink flowers line the branches before foliage flushes in late April and are very […]

Damson European Plum

Legendary for its productivity, this European Plum is a vigorous grower and bloomer as it covers itself with a cloud of white bloom in spring. Small plums form and mature […]

Canada Red Chokecherry

Chokeberry is an ornamental tree that is both colorful and hardy. Each green leaf transitions into a deep purple; and, its small white flowers are followed by equally small black […]

Popular flowering plum variety with wonderful, showy, deep purple foliage spring through fall. Masses of soft pink, single blooms in early spring. Sparse purple fruit in summer. Exquisite flowering specimen […]

Thundercloud Flowering Plum

Great summer interest is provided by deep purple foliage on this small specimen tree. Small pink flowers line the branches in early May before foliage emerges. Tolerates sandier soils.

Belarina® Lively Lilac Primrose

Belarina® Primroses are classic English Garden and at the same time, Nouveau in breeding and genetics. The sterile flowers mean more energy going to create the huge, long blooming double […]