Specimen Archives - Page 8 of 32 - Van Wilgen's Garden Center

Snow Fountains® Weeping Cherry

Increasingly popular with such a heavy late April bloom that it nearly obscures the plant!! Slightly more heavily branched than ‘Pendula’, while retaining a great form that a landscape just […]

Pink Snow Showers™ Weeping cherry

A weeping tree that’s sure to bring joy to homeowners in spring. The elegant, arching branches of Pink Snow Showers weeping cherry are a flurry of sweet pink flowers in […]

Zuzu Ornamental Cherry

If you’ve always wanted a showy flowering cherry but lacked the space, plant Zuzu® Prunus incisa. This ornamental shrubby cherry is a dazzling mass of pink powderpuff blooms in spring, and it […]

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.

Blushingstar® Peach

(Semi-Dwarf) Get ready all you white Peach lovers! This selection from the acclaimed Stellar series of Peaches will thrill you will its toughness, ease of growth, bountifulness, and its great […]

Quaking Aspen – Clump Form

This multi-stemmed Quaking Aspen is perhaps most noted for its beautiful white bark, its deep green, glossy foliage that quakes in the slightest breeze, and its golden fall color. Delicate […]

Thunderhead Japanese Black Pine

A shrubby, more compact form of Japanese Black Pine with an irregular growth habit that adds a dramatic character to the landscape. Branches grow and expand as a building storm […]

Famous for his groundbreaking work with dwarf White Pines from witch’s brooms, the late Sid Waxman from the University of Connecticut introduced this low, irregular, half-upright spreader with long needled, […]

Niagara Falls Eastern White Pine

A unique mutation of Pinus strobus ‘Pendula’ with brighter and longer bluish-green needles. Its cascading, spreading growth habit makes it ideal as a ground cover for rock gardens or as […]

Tiny Kurls Eastern White Pine

Dwarf, oval shaped evergreen shrub similar to ‘Torulosa’ but slower growing and more compact. Short, curly, blue-green needles give this plant a unique texture as a specimen in smaller gardens