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Edda™ Clematis
A new introduction at the 2014 Chelsea Flower Show and part of Raymond Evison’s contemporary gold-medal-winning exhibit. A plant of very compact habit. As the first flowers of the season […]
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Cherokee™ Clematis
Cherokee™ boasts a rare combination of extremely free flowering habit and a two-toned flower made up of a dusky pink petal and a deep pink bar. Cherokee™ is synomnous with […]
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Anna Louise™ Clematis
Breeder Raymond Evison from Gurnsey, UK selected Clematis ‘Anna Louise’ especially for the home gardener. This vigorous vine produces a vibrant purple flower with hints of pink hues. Plant this […]
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Sacha Vine
A lovely free-flowering cultivar from Raymond Evison. It’s rich mauvey-blue star-shaped blooms have pinky anthers. Free flowering and superb in a patio container.
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Olympia Vine
‘Olympia’ is a compact, deciduous, perennial climber with pinnate leaves divided into ovate or broadly lance-shaped, mid- to dark green leaflets and large, single, purple to violet-blue flowers from early […]
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Flora™ Bijou® Clematis
Free-flowering, petite clematis with bold purple flowers. Compact size is great for patios in pots or smaller gardens. Prune only as needed, soon after blooms fade in summer.
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Ruby Falls Eastern Redbud
‘Ruby Falls’ is aptly named, with dark maroon heart-shaped leaves, rose-purple flowers, and bright red stems that will grace your garden with color and its wonderful weeping habit. Its dwarf […]
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Rising Sun Redbud
Upright and rounded, this tree’s stiff branches are covered in striking reddish-purple bloom in early May. Foliage emerges after bloom, bright gold matures to yellow and lime in summer. Striking […]
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Hearts of Gold Redbud
Get ready for a big WOW when you view this plant for the first time because it has all the ingredients of jaw dropping landscape winner. Round and open branched […]
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Forest Pansy Redbud
It’s difficult to imagine topping the native magnificence of Cercis canadensis, but in ‘Forest Pansy’, the species is indeed overshadowed by its purple-leaved cultivar. Like the species, ‘Forest Pansy’ is […]
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