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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 […]

Slender Mountain Mint

Upright stems hold masses of narrow deep green, aromatic foliage that serves as the backdrop to terminal clusters of silvery white flowers that bloom in June and continue through August. […]

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 […]

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 […]

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 […]

Montmorency Cherry

A plant with a storied American history, ‘Montmorency’ is, by far, the most widely grown ‘sour cherry’ or ‘pie cherry’ tree in America with nearly 100 years of fruiting history. […]

Lapins Sweet Dark Cherry

If you love the idea of having a Cherry tree in your yard but only have room for a single tree then ‘Lapins’ is the one for you! ‘Lapins’ is […]

Semi-Dwarf. This century-old selection keeps on producing with masses of medium sized, reddish-bronze, yellow-fleshed fruit in late August and September. This fruit is uniquely sweet and spicy and is outstanding […]

Stanley Plum

Fruitful and dependable, ‘Stanley’ is as decorative as it is productive, with a dense, rounded form and an extremely profuse, fragrant show of single white flowers in early May. The […]

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 […]