Trees & Shrubs
Alley Cat Redbud
Tiny magenta flowers cover the branches before the foliage emerges, giving an explosion of early spring color. Creamy variegated foliage makes this native sport a show stopping centerpiece in your […]
Read MoreMerlot Redbud
Merlot is a perfect addition to your small landscape areas with its tight and upright form. Covered in pink-purple flowers and red-wine colored, glossy leaves incorporate in areas where the […]
Read MoreWeeping Katsura Tree
Spectacular form and foliage will make you fall in love with this easy to grow, seldom seen specimen. Weeping branches form a wide, flowing umbrella covered with light blue-green nearly […]
Read MoreJapanese Plum Yew
Adaptable deer resistant shrub thrives in sun to shade, heat or drought. Versatile use allows for an accent, natural hedge or privacy. Vase-shaped with dark needles lends color all winter […]
Read MoreUpright Japanese Plum Yew
A dense, strongly upright form along with long, deep green, soft shiny needles make this evergreen a landscape standout. Easy to grow. Perfect for narrow landscape spots. Makes a beautiful […]
Read MoreSpreading Japanese Plum Yew
This slow-growing dwarf conifer has a low, spreading form with arching branches featuring 1 to 1.5 inche long needles arranged in V-shaped ranks on each stem providing a unique look. […]
Read MoreDuke Gardens Plum Yew
Compact and vase shaped, this evergreen boasts long, deep green shiny needles that almost look plastic along arching stems. Its small size and shade tolerance make this selection outstanding for […]
Read MoreMagical® Moonlight Buttonbush
Magical Moonlight Buttonbush combines compact form, large super-fragrant flowers and substantial fruit size. Perfect for wet, sunny areas. Attracts pollinators of all types.
Read MoreSugar Shack® Buttonbush
Buttonbush has long been prized as a native, but it was way too big for most landscapes. Not anymore! We’ve cut the size in half and added colorful red fruit […]
Read MoreFiber Optics® Buttonbush
Fiber Optics® is a distinct improvement over the coarser Cephalanthus occidentalis that grows twice the size of this compact selection. Native from Florida to Mexico and north to Nova Scotia […]
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