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Humdinger® Little Angel Butterfly Bush

This compact new Buddleia fits easily into urban gardens with its shorter, dense habit. Unlike other dwarf Buddleias that become very wide-spreading, the Humdinger collection’s ‘Little Angel’ keeps its neat […]

Sea Heart Forget Me Not

Two tones flowers are both pink and blue while the green and white foliage is so thick and hairy it holds up to heat and humidity, looking great over the […]

Concorde Barberry

Extremely slow growing with a dense, compact habit that lends itself to small spaces and landscape groupings, ‘Concorde’s’ foliage has a deep purple-red color that captivates and endures even in […]

Vanilla Cream False Indigo

Grows best in full sun and average to poor, well-drained soil. Moderately drought tolerant once established. Very long-lived perennial. This easy care, drought tolerant, deer resistant perennial is an excellent […]

Bloom-A-Thon® White Reblooming Azalea

Why settle for just a week or two of flowers when you can enjoy up to five months of blooms? Large flowers appear in April, then rebloom in early July, […]

Swamp Azalea

Besides Clethra, there is no other plant that you will notice more when it’s in bloom than this Azalea. This deciduous native blooms from mid-June well into July with a […]

Pinxterbloom Azalea

A rare find in the landscape but one of the great native secrets of the eastern woodlands, Pinxterbloom will thrill you with its fragrant, late April bloom that fills the […]

Northern Hi-Lights Exbury Azalea

Upright stems display big buds at branch endings that explode into bloom in early May with trusses of fragrant yellow and white blossoms. Showy red fall foliage color. Very hardy deciduous […]

Kimono™ Fairy Pillow Azalea

Slow growing and spreading, this little gem will surprise you each May with a bravado show of pure white bloom that completely engulfs the plant. Big flowers will really make […]

Hino White Dwarf Azalea

A dwarf sport of the ever popular ‘Hino White’. It buries itself in pure white flowers early in spring for a blast of light after a long winter. Practically no maintanence […]