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Paul Thirion Lilac

Paul Thirion is here to dress to impress as it features showy, upright panicles of fragrant pinkish-purple flowers. Blooms are excellent for cutting leaving behind luscious green foliage throughout the […]

New Age White Lilac

The compact form stays small but the full-sized white flowers are fragrant and beautiful in spring. Resistant to mildew and easy to grow this breakthrough Lilac is a winner in […]

Common Lilac

Vigorous, upright growing deciduous shrub with dark, bluish-green foliage and loads of 6-12″ long, very fragrant purple flower spikes in early May. One of the most fragrant shrubs for any landscape, […]

Magical® Avalanche Snowberry

Arching stems form a tight, rounded plant that is perfect for smaller spaces. Each branch is loaded with small white flowers in early summer but that is not when the […]

Windbreaker Big Sacaton

Formerly called ‘Mesa Form’, this statuesque prairie dropseed comes to us from the breeding efforts at the Los Lunas Plant Materials Center in NM. Originally bred to be a wind […]

Double Play® Red Spirea

Double Play® spireas have vibrant flowers and stunning foliage. Double Play® Red is a flower color breakthrough, the first and only spirea with true red flowers. Add in showy dark […]

Double Play® Pink Spirea

Double Play Spiraea have vibrant flowers and stunning foliage. Double Play Pink is an improved variety of spirea whose foliage emerges dark red in spring and then turn rich green […]

White Meadowsweet

White Meadowsweet is a deciduous shrub with tiny pinkish-white flowers. Fruits appear in the fall dispersing seeds. Birds and butterflies flock to this perennial! Best planted in a rain garden […]

Little Red Head Indian Pink

Indian Pink is an excellent source of nectar for hummingbirds when it blooms in June. Plants form clumps with glossy green foliage topped by crimson red, trumpet-shaped flowers tipped in […]

Indian Pink

It’s hard to believe that a plant with such outstanding bloom and such tolerance of partial to full shade is so unknown, but that is just the dilemma faced by […]