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‘Nana Aurescens’ Japanese Yew

‘Nana Aurescens’ is a broad-columnar needled evergreen that is a slow-growing cultivar. Needles are spiny with a golden-yellow color in the first year that will transition to a dark green […]

Galaxy™ Snowberry

Beautiful as a strand of pearls, the plump, bridal-white berries of Galaxy™ ripen in early fall, adding a show of color throughout autumn and well into winter. The weight of […]

These irresistible little charmers were selected by breeder Chris Hansen for vigor, longevity of color, uniqueness of color, resistance to summer root-rot, and heavy baby-chick production. We love them because they look great in […]

Stonecrop

Rock ‘N Grow® ‘Tiramisu’ displays many colors over the growing season, much like the dessert. Bronze leaves form a wide, dome-shaped habit. Pink buds open to cream flowers late in […]

Blue Baron Rhododendron

Striking, riveting, brilliant blue flowers grace this selection in early May, nearly covering its uniquely small, elongated, shiny foliage. Compact, mounded landscape form is easy to work with and looks […]

Towhead Rhododendron

A dense growing beauty with bronze winter foliage, this plant is highlighted in late April with an eye-catching display of profuse, soft yellow flowers. Low and dwarf, this plant deserves […]

Kikusui Asian Pear

This fruit has a cult-like following and it’s easy to see why! This bumpy skinned green fruit looks like and apple but tastes like the crispest, juiciest Asian Pear ever. […]

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 […]

Bella Bianca Potentilla

Elegant only begins to describe how put-together Bella Bianca® Potentilla is in the landscape. This petite new selection continues to please all season with pure-white flowers that completely cover its […]

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 […]