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Many shrubs are shown flowering
or in their fall color.
DWARF BURNING BUSH
Densely
branched shrub that can be used as a hedge. Foliage turns intense red in
autumn. Full sun or partial shade, likes moist soils. Grows to a height of 5-6
feet.
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COMMON PURPLE LILAC
This classic Lilac, has large
fragrant purple flowers borne in mid-May. Common Lilac can get quite large,
reaching to a height of 14 ft. and can spread to a width of 10 ft. Used as a
perfect informal hedge or screen and great as a cut flower.
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ROYALTY LILAC
This classic Lilac, has large fragrant deep
purple flowers borne in mid-May. Royalty can get quite large, reaching to a
height of 10 ft. and can spread to a width of 7 ft. Used as a perfect informal
hedge or screen and great as a cut flower. Good plant for bird gardens (birds
love the berries).
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MEYER LILAC 'Korean Lilac'
This handsome dwarf 4-5 foot
Lilac has fragrant lavender-pink flower clusters in spring about 4 inches long
literally covers the entire plant. Reddish-purple leaves in fall.
This Lilac
also comes in a 6 ft. grafted tree form - $79.00
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COOL SPLASH HONEYSUCKLE (Diervilla)
Variegated with
bright white stands out dramatically even in shady borders. Yellow blossoms
adorn the plant in June & July. Grows in a variety of soils, is a densely
branched shrub to 30-50in. tall that has underground suckers, developing
colonies in time. Use in woodland settings or mass plantings for a spectacular
effect.
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POTENTILLA
Compact to 2-3 feet, flowers all summer
long.
'McKay White', white flowering.
'Goldfinger', with deep yellow
flowers.
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STEPHANANDRA 'CRISPA CUTLEAF'
Small yellow-white flowers
in June. Branches grow in a zig-zag pattern. Use for dense compact groundcover.
Grows 1 ½ ft. to 4 ft. wide in sun or part shade. Red fall color.
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YUCCA
Rosette of spike-like leaves ½ to 1 inch
wide and blue green in color. Large central spike of waxy white 2 inch flowers
followed by brown seed capsules.
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FORSYTHIA 'Northern Gold'
This upright shrub to 7 feet
has golden yellow flowers up and down the gray-yellow branches in early spring.
The flowers are very winter hardy.
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CUTHBERT GRANT ROSE
This award-winning rose blooms
throughout the season with fragrant clusters of 3 to 6. Often compared to those
of hybrid teas, the memorable flowers are deep, velvety red and splendid to
behold. Resistant to disease, the foliage is a glossy green.
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SUNRISE SUNSET ROSE
Bright pink petals, blending to
apricot near the center. Blue-green foliage is disease-resistant on this
everblooming shrub rose. Grows 2-3 ft. tall with 2-2.5 inch flowers.
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RHODODENDRON 'P.J.M.'
One of the hardiest Rhododendrons
for our area. Masses of mauve flowers bloom in spring putting on a spectacular
show. An evergreen, with glossy green foliage throughout the growing season,
changing to a pleasing purple in fall. Needs acid, moist, well-drained soil.
Grows to 4 ft. high.
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PURPLELEAF SAND CHERRY
This plant has rich purple-red
leaves summer and fall reaching a height of 7 feet. Flowers in the spring are
pink and fragrant.
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$12.00 |
| 3 ft. |
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$19.00 |
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AMERICAN CRANBERRY 'Alfredo Compact'
This compact
Cranberry bush grows to only 5 or 6 ft. with a rounded shape. White flowers
bloom in late May, proceeded by translucent red berries in fall, persisting
into spring and are beautiful in winter landscapes. Excellent bright red fall
color. Full sun to full shade.
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ROYAL PURPLE SMOKEBUSH
Beautiful purple leaves all
season. Known for its light purple flower clusters that look smoky from June
into September and growing to a height and width of 8-10 ft. May experience
winter die back but recovers quickly to make a fine plant each year. Grows best
in sunny, well-drained soils.
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GOLDEN SPIRIT SMOKRBUSH
This Smokebush is a recent
introduction from Europe. With a plant width of 6-8' and a plant height of
8-10', the golden leaf color lasts all season, turning brilliant shades or
coral and orange into the fall. White blossoms appear in June to July when this
deciduous shrub blooms with long, plume-like panicles of smoky-white flowers.
'Golden Spirit' will tolerate dry soil and does require full sun. It can be
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WEIGELA 'RED or PINK FLOWER'
5 feet tall by 5-6 feet
spread. Prefers a well-drained soil and full sun. Known for it's bright
crimson-red flowers in late May. Prune after flowering.
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WEIGELA 'WINE & ROSES'
Has incredibly dark
burgundy-purple foliage, which really sets off the rosy-pink colored flowers.
Grows to 4-5 feet with a rounded shape.
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WEIGELA 'RUMBA'
Much like the above Wine & Roses but
only reaching 3 ft. tall.
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WEIGELA 'VARIEGATED'
An attractive compact plant
to 5 feet with leaves which are edged with creamy white. Flowers are rose red.
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SUNBURST HYPERICUM 'St. Johnwort'
Glossy blue-green
foliage with bright golden-yellow flowers from June to mid-October. Grows to a
2 ft. mound. Treat as a perennial in our cooler climate.
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SUMMER GLOW TAMARISK
Rosy flower spikes all summer.
Interesting feathery, silver-blue foliage effect. 9 feet high by 7 feet wide.
Tolerant of most soils.
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DART'S GOLD NINEBARK
Attractive plant for its color
contrast. Very nice in the foundation or as a border planting. A compact
growing form to 5 feet tall and wide with yellow foliage. White flowers in
spring and red fruit.
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RUBY SPICE CLETHRA
This shrub has fragrant 6 inch long
pink spiked flowers. Flowering in late July, for 4-6 weeks. Prefers moist soils
and can be grown in full sun or full shade. Grows 3-4 feet high, forms an oval
or rounded top, leaves turn yellow to golden in autumn.
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RED OSIER DOGWOOD
Known for it's bright red twigs in
winter, this shrub spreads out to about 7 feet with a height of 7 feet. In
spring white flowers appear turning to small white fruit, then in fall the
green leaves turn red.
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NANKING CHERRY
Showy white flowers with a pink blush are
abundant in early spring. Tasty red ½ inch fruit ripen in July that make
excellent jam and jellies or may be eaten fresh. Wildlife also loves the fruit,
conservation plant.
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CRIMSON PYGMY BARBERRY
This Japanese Red Barberry grows
to a height of only 2 feet by 3 feet wide and has burgundy-red foliage. Best
leaf color if planted in full sun. An excellent accent, hedge or thorny barrier
plant. Prefer moist, but well-drained soils.
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$12.00 |
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$18.00 |
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GOLDEN NUGGET BARBERRY
Much like the above Crimson Pygmy
but with golden foliage and a height of only 1 ½ feet by 2 feet wide.
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EUROPEAN VARIEGATED DOGWOOD
Red stems accent the
creamy-white and green foliage that turns pink in fall. Grows to a height of 6
feet and a spread of 6 feet. Stem color lasts all year long making this an
ideal plant for both summer and winter landscapes. Requires adequate moisture
and full sun to part shade.
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SPIREA 'Goldflame'
Brilliant red new growth changing to
golden yellow then to light-green for summer, for fall changing back to reddish
bronze. Forming a mound to 3 feet high by 3 to 4 feet wide. Beautiful crimson
flowers in mid-summer.
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SPIREA 'Goldmound'
A low mounded bushy shrub growing only
to 18-24 inches with creamy yellow leaves all season. Flowers pink in June and
July. Best in full sun.
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SPIREA 'Golden Elf"
This little yellow-leaved
beauty only grows to 6-8" tall with a spreading habit.
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CAROL MACKIE DAPHNE
Covered with clusters of fragrant
pink flowers in May. Striking variegated foliage forms a dense mound to 3 feet.
Requires a cool, dry or well-drained site in full sun to partial shade. Stays
evergreen.
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$18.00 |
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ENDLESS SUMMER HYDRANGEA
Blooms consistently on both old
& new wood resulting in beautiful flowers all summer long. This very hardy
plant produces up to 8" diameter flowers, with pink blooms in alkaline soils
and blue blooms in acidic soils. Removal of spent flowers will encourage
rebloom. Rounded shape to 3-5 ft. and required moist soils.
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#1 Pot |
$18.00 |
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ANNABELLE HYDRANGEA
Large white flowers with large dark
green foliage reaching a height of 4 feet. Fast growing in moist sunny or shady
sites.
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LIMELIGHT HYDRANGEA
Much like the above hydrangea but
with large lime color flowers.
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PINK DIAMOND HYDRANGEA
Large 12" white turning to pink
flowers. Does best in full sun. Glows to 6 ft. high.
| 4 ft. tree form |
#5 Pot |
$38.00 |
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BLACK LACE ELDERBERRY
The dark purple, finely cut foliage
has an exotic appeal usually only in Japanese Maple. 6 inch pink buds open to
lacy white blossoms in May to June followed by blackish-red fall berries.
Berries can be made wine & jam or left for birds. Sun to part shade will
grow to 6 ft. Crown hardy to Z4.
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GRO-LOW FRAGRANT SUMAC
Low growing shrub to 3 ft. with a
spread of 6-8 ft. Excellent for mass beds or bank control and will take tough
dry sites. Fragrant small yellow flowers in spring. Full sun or light shade.
Fall color of scarlet to orange.
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'TIGER EYES' Cutleaf Staghorn Sumac
Amazing spectacle of
colors. The new growth is a vivid chartreuse green, quickly changing to bright
yellow. The leaf stems are fuzzy purplish/pink making a great contrast with the
lemon line color foliage. Branches angle upward while the deeply cut leaflets
drape downward giving the whole plant an elegant, oriental look. Then in fall
it turns a combination of yellow, orange and intense scarlet. Grows only to 6
feet tall by 6 feet wide. Full sun to part shade.
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#2 Pot |
$18.00 |
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WINTERBERRY HOLLY 'AFTERGLOW'
Afterglow makes a compact,
globe-shaped shrub that grows 3 to 5-feet tall and wide. This female
Winterberry is covered in small orange-red fruit by early fall that stays on
the plant all winter. It has dark-green, healthy foliage that is attractive all
year and sets off the fruit in the fall. To set fruit, 'Afterglow' needs the
male Winterberry, 'Jim Dandy', for pollination.
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WINTERBERRY HOLLY 'JIM DANDY'
Jim Dandy is a male
winterberry that is used to pollinate 'Afterglow', 'Red Sprite' and
'Sparkleberry' female Winterberries. You'll see lots of very small flowers on
this shrub, but no fruit. It has attractive, dark-green, healthy foliage and
makes a rounded, compact shrub that grows 3 to 5-feet tall and wide. 1 'Jim
Dandy' male Winterberry can pollinate up to 6 nearby females.
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HAZEL NUT
American filbert (also commonly called
hazelnut) is a rounded, multi-stemmed shrub which typically grows 8-10' tall.
Separate male and female flowers on the same plant. Female flowers give way to
small, egg-shaped, 1/2" long, edible nuts (maturing July-August) which are
encased in leafy, husk-like, ragged-edged bracts. Nuts are similar in flavor to
the European filbert, and may be roasted and eaten or ground into flour, but
are also commonly left for the squirrels and birds. Fall color is quite
variable, ranging from attractive combinations of orange, rose, purplish red
and yellow.
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