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© Copyright 2007, Bennett’s Creek Nursery. All Rights Reserved
Catalog layout, photos and plant information designed and researched by Bert Mebane
© Copyright 2007, Bennett’s Creek Nursery. All Rights Reserved
Catalog layout, photos and plant information designed and researched by Bert Mebane
Main Growing Farm
Bennett’s Creek Nursery began as a wholesale growing operation in 1974 in the Bennett’s Creek area of Suffolk, Virginia. As we continued to grow, it became evident that we needed more land
to expand our growing capacity. In 1999 Bennett’s Creek Nursery purchased a new production farm. This new, 375 acre facility, is located along Route 10 in Isle of Wight County approximately
8 miles south of Smithfield.
Aerial photography by Bert Mebane; Matt Sawyer, Pilot
Landscape Distribution Centers
In order to better serve our pick up customers, Bennett’s Creek Nursery opened our first Landscape Distribution Center in 1998. As we continued to develop our growing farm in Isle of Wight,
the need to expand our distribution centers became evident. As a result we have opened additional distribution centers throughout the greater Hampton Roads area. These distribution centers
are designed to allow our customers easy access to plant buying with the same quality plants you will find at our growing farm. In addition to plants the centers also carry pavers, stone, mulch,
and soils to meet the needs of all your landscaping requests.
SUFFOLK – We opened our first Distribution Center in 1998 at our original farm in Bennett’s
Creek. This approximately 15 acre facility carries a large selection of our plant material
plus a great selection of specialty plants and rewholesale material. This is also the location
of our corporate office and propagation facility.
WILLIAMSBURG – With our growing customer base on the pennisula, Williamsburg and
Richmond, we opened our second Distribution Center in 2004. This 8 acre facility is off
Penniman Road. In addition to our large selection of plants, we carry several grades of
palletized and bulk stone as well as EP Henry and Unilock retaining walls and pavers.
VIRGINIA BEACH – Virginia Beach is the most populated city in Hampton Roads. As a
result of the continued growth, Bennett’s Creek Nursery opened a Distribution Center along
with a growing farm in 2006. This 10 acre facility allows us to expand our growing capacity
of spring and fall annuals and better serve the needs our Virginia Beach area customers.
CURRITUCK – Our Currituck location allows us to better accommodate our customers in
northeast North Carolina, the Outer Banks and the surrounding areas. This 8 acre facility
has a great selection of plants including lots of salt and wind tolerant varieties.
Contents
Deciduous & Evergreen Shrubs.......................................... 1-32
Azaleas ............................................................................... 33-37
Camellias ................................................................................ 38
Easy Elegance Roses ............................................................. 39
Perennials ...........................................................................40-56
Ornamental Grasses ..........................................................57-59
Lilies ....................................................................................... 60
Irises ....................................................................................... 61
Tender Perennials ............................................................... 62-65
Annuals .................................................................................. 66
Ornamental & Shade Trees ................................................ 67-79
Fruit Trees .............................................................................. 80
USDA Hardiness Zone Map .................................................. 81
Terms & Conditions ................................................................ 82
Freight Charges ...................................................................... 82
Trade Shows ........................................................................... 83
Trade Affiliates ....................................................................... 83
Plant Index ......................................................................... 84,85
Directions ......................................................... Inside Back Cover
- Full Sun - Partial Sun/Shade - Shade
- Attracts Birds - Attracts Butterflies - Attracts Hummingbirds
- Fragrant - Native - Deer Resistant - Salt Tolerant
Shrubs
Deciduous & Evergreen Shrubs
ABELIA grandiflora
ABELIA grandiflora ‘Panache’
GLOSSY ABELIA
SILVER ANNIVERSARY™ ABELIA
Large evergreen shrub with pinkish white bell-shaped flowers
on arching branches throughout summer.
(Avg. 5' tall X 5' wide)
Compact, low growing evergreen shrub with red markings and
distinctive creamy margins & white blooms from spring to fall.
Zone 6
Zone 6-9
10250
10270
ABELIA grandiflora ‘Conti’ (PP# 8472)
ABELIA × ‘Edward Goucher’
CONFETTI® ABELIA
EDWARD GOUCHER ABELIA
Low mounding evergreen shrub with cream and green foliage
turning rose in winter and white flowers throughout summer.
Mid-sized evergreen shrub with pink bell-shaped flowers on
arching branches in summer.
Zone 6
Zone 6
10200
10225
ABELIA grandiflora ‘Kaleidoscope’ (PP# 16988)
AUCUBA japonica ‘Gold Dust’
KALEIDOSCOPE ABELIA
GOLD DUST AUCUBA
Evergreen shrub with green and yellow variegated foliage
turning red and orange in fall with white flowers in summer.
(Avg. 2-3' tall X 3-4' wide)
Shade loving evergreen shrub with golden yellow specks on
large, leathery leaves.
Zone 6
Zone 7
10255
10300
ABELIA grandiflora ‘Little Richard’
AUCUBA japonica ‘Mr. Goldstrike’
LITTLE RICHARD ABELIA
MR. GOLDSTRIKE AUCUBA
Compact evergreen shrub with white bell-shaped flowers on
arching branches in summer.
Shade loving evergreen shrub heavily splashed with golden
specks on large, leathery leaves.
Zone 6
10275
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AUCUBA japonica ‘Picturata’
BERBERIS thunbergii ‘Gentry’ (PP# 9461)
PICTURATA AUCUBA
ROYAL BURGUNDY® BARBERRY
Shade loving evergreen shrub with golden yellow center on
large, leathery leaves.
Deciduous, more compact version of Crimson Pygmy. Leaves
are a nice purplish-burgundy color on spiny stems.
(Avg. 1 1/2' tall X 2 1/2' wide)
Zone 7
Zone 4
10350
13210
AUCUBA japonica ‘Serratifolia’
BERBERIS thunbergii ‘Monlers’ (PP# 9577)
GREEN AUCUBA
GOLDEN NUGGET™ BARBERRY
Shade loving evergreen shrub with serrated margins on large,
glossy leaves.
Deciduous, compact mounded variety with orange new growth
maturing to golden yellow on spiny stems.
Zone 6
Zone 4
10325
13175
BERBERIS thunbergii ‘Concorde’
BERBERIS thunbergii ‘Rose Glow’
CONCORDE BARBERRY
ROSE GLOW BARBERRY
Deciduous, slow growing, compact habit with small deep
reddish-purple leaves on spiny stems.
Deciduous shrub with rosy-pink leaves with deeper red-purple
splotches on spiny stems.
Zone 4
Zone 4
13110
13200
BERBERIS thunbergii ‘Crimson Pygmy’
BUDDLEIA davidii ‘Black Knight’
CRIMSON PYGMY BARBERRY
BLACK KNIGHT BUTTERFLY BUSH
Deciduous, semi-dwarf, dense shrub with purplish-red leaves
on spiny stems.
Fast growing deciduous shrub with showy deep purple flowers
on long arching spikes in summer.
Zone 4
13125
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Zone 5
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BUDDLEIA davidii ‘Honeycomb’
BUDDLEIA davidii ‘Pink Delight’
HONEYCOMB BUTTERFLY BUSH
PINK DELIGHT BUTTERFLY BUSH
Fast growing deciduous shrub with showy yellow flowers on
long arching spikes in summer.
Fast growing deciduous shrub with showy pink flowers on
Zone 5
Zone 5
13435
13475
BUDDLEIA davidii ‘Nanho Blue’
BUXUS microphylla ‘Winter Gem’
NANHO BLUE BUTTERFLY BUSH
WINTER GEM BOXWOOD
Fast growing deciduous shrub with showy lavender blue flowers
on long arching spikes in summer.
Compact evergreen shrub with small bright green leaves that
retain green color throughout summer and winter.
Zone 5
Zone 5
13440
13390
BUDDLEIA davidii ‘Nanho Purple’
BUXUS microphylla ‘Wintergreen’
NANHO PURPLE BUTTERFLY BUSH
WINTERGREEN BOXWOOD
Fast growing deciduous shrub with showy purple flowers on
Compact evergreen shrub with small bright green leaves that
turn slightly bronze after frost.
Zone 5
Zone 5
13450
13400
BUDDLEIA davidii ‘Nanho Alba’
BUXUS sempervirens
NANHO WHITE BUTTERFLY BUSH
AMERICAN BOXWOOD
Fast growing deciduous shrub with showy white flowers on
Broadly rounded, slow growing evergreen shrub with dark
green foliage throughout the year.
Zone 5
13465
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BUXUS sempervirens ‘Suffruticosa’
CALLICARPA dichotoma 'Issai'
ISSAI DWARF BEAUTYBERRY
ENGLISH BOXWOOD
Compact, slow growing evergreen shrub with small
green foliage thoughout the year.
mdeep
Deciduous, compact version of the species. Produces lilac
berries heavily at a young age in the fall and winter.
Zone 5
Zone 5
13250
13575
BUXUS × ‘Green Mountain’
CEPHALANTHUS occidentalis
GREEN MOUNTAIN BOXWOOD
BUTTON BUSH
Dense, slow growing, upright evergreen shrub with bright green
summer foliage that softens to a golden green in winter.
Deciduous shrub with glossy, bright green foliage and creamy
white flowers resembling buttons in mid to late summer.
Works well in naturalized wet areas..
Zone 5
Zone 5
13260
13625
BUXUS × ‘Green Velvet’
CHAMAECYPARIS pisifera ‘Boulevard’
GREEN VELVET BOXWOOD
BLUE LAWSON CYPRESS
Compact, rounded evergreen shrub with dark glossy leaves
that remain dark green throughout the year.
Upright, pyramidal evergreen shrub with soft looking foliage
silvery blue-green in summer and grayish blue in winter.
Zone 5
Zone 4
13275
14185
CALLICARPA dichotoma 'Early Amethyst'
CHAMAECYPARIS pisifera filifera ‘Golden Mop’
EARLY AMETHYST BEAUTYBERRY
GOLDEN MOP CYPRESS
Fast growing deciduous shrub with a graceful arching habit.
Produces lots of small lilac berries in the fall and winter.
(Avg. 6' tall x 6' wide)
Dwarf, slow growing, evergreen with fan-shaped golden
yellow foliage throughout the year.
Zone 5
13580
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14275
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Shrubs
CLETHRA alnifolia ‘Hummingbird’
COTONEASTER salicifolius ‘Repens’
HUMMINGBIRD CLETHRA
WILLOWLEAF COTONEASTER
Deciduous, compact shrub with deep green foliage and fragrant
white flowers in summer.
Evergreen to semi-evergreen low growing shrub with small
white flowers in spring and bright red berries in fall.
Zone 3
Zone 5
14100
14175
CLETHRA alnifolia ‘Ruby Spice’
× CUPRESSOCYPARIS leylandii
RUBY SPICE CLETHRA
LEYLAND CYPRESS
Deciduous, vigorous shrub with deep green foliage and
fragrant, deep pink flowers with red highlights in summer.
Fast growing pyramidal evergreen tree with rich green foliage and an upright pyramidal habit.
(Avg. 25-50' tall X 15-25' wide)
Zone 3
Zone 5
14105
14225
CLEYERA japonica (Ternstroemia gymnanthera)
× CUPRESSOCYPARIS leylandii ‘Moncal’
JAPANESE CLEYERA
EMERALD ISLE® LEYLAND CYPRESS
Vigorous, upright evergreen shrub with reddish-bronze new
growth maturing to dark green.
(Avg. 5-8' tall X 5' wide)
Fast growing pyramidal evergreen with deeper green foliage
than most of its species.
Zone 7
Zone 5
14125
14200
COTONEASTER dammeri ‘Coral Beauty’
× CUPRESSOCYPARIS leylandii ‘Silver Dust’
CORAL BEAUTY COTONEASTER
VARIEGATED LEYLAND CYPRESS
Evergreen low growing shrub with small glossy leaves, white
flowers in spring and coral red berries in the fall.
Fast growing pyramidal evergreen tree with green foliage and
patches of creamy yellow variegation.
Zone 5
14150
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14250
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CYTISUS scoparius ‘Lena’
DEUTZIA gracilis ‘Nikko’
LENA SCOTCHBROOM
DWARF NIKKO DEUTZIA
Compact, evergreen flowering shrub with tiny green leaves and
ruby red flowers on upright green stems in spring.
Low spreading, deciduous variety with white flowers in spring
and rich green foliage turning deep burgundy in the fall.
Zone 6
63385
14350
CYTISUS scoparius ‘Moonlight’
DEUTZIA × ‘Magician’
MOONLIGHT SCOTCHBROOM
MAGICIAN DEUTZIA
Vigorous, evergreen shrub with tiny green leaves and creamy
yellow flowers on upright green stems in spring.
Deciduous variety with pink flowers edged with white from
late spring to fall and attractive burgundy foliage in the fall.
Zone 6
Zone 4
63375
14360
CYTISUS scoparius ‘Burkwoodii’
ELEAGNUS pungens ‘Fruitlandii’
BURKWOODII SCOTCHBROOM
FRUITLAND ELEAGNUS
Vigorous, evergreen shrub with tiny green leaves and red
flowers on upright green stems in spring.
Fast growing evergreen shrub with wavy, silvery-green foliage
and small white fragrant flowers in late summer to fall.
Zone 6
Zone 6
63300
14375
CYTISUS × praecox ‘Hollandia’
ELEAGNUS × ebbingei
HOLLANDIA SCOTCHBROOM
EBBINGEI ELEAGNUS
Vigorous evergreen shrub with tiny green leaves and cream
and rosy-pink flowers in late spring to early summer.
Evergreen, compact shrub with silvery-green foliage and very
fragrant flowers in late summer to fall.
Zone 6
63350
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Zone 4
14380
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Shrubs
EUONYMUS alata ‘Compacta’
EUONYMUS fortunei ‘Roemertwo’
DWARF BURNING BUSH
GOLD SPLASH® EUONYMUS
Flat-topped, bushy deciduous shrub with corky bark and dark
green foliage turning a brilliant scarlet-red in the fall. Needs
well drained soil.
Evergreen shrub with round leaves with a thick, deep goldenyellow edge. Yellow fruit in fall and orange seeds in spring.
Needs well drained soil.
(Avg. 2' tall X 2 1/2' wide)
Zone 4
Zone 5
15100
15295
EUONYMUS alata ‘Timber Creek’
EUONYMUS fortunei ‘Sunspot’ (PP# 4340)
CHICAGO FIRE® BURNING BUSH
SUNSPOT EUONYMUS
Compact, deciduous shrub with dark green foliage turning a
brilliant fire-red in the fall. Attractive orange fruit. Needs well
drained soil.
Dense evergreen shrub with golden-yellow spots on
green leaves with bright red fruit in fall. Needs well
drained soil.
(Avg. 2 1/2' tall X 4' wide)
Zone 4
15110
Zone 5
15210
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EUONYMUS fortunei ‘Interbolwji’ (PP# 10424)
EUONYMUS japonicus ‘Aureo-marginata’
BLONDY® EUONYMUS
GOLDEN EUONYMUS
Evergreen shrub with big bright yellow foliage and thin dark
green margins on bright yellow stems throughout the year.
Dense, upright evergreen shrub with striking golden-yellow
variegated foliage. Color more intense in sun. Needs well
drained soil.
Zone 5
Zone 6
15285
15175
EUONYMUS fortunei ‘Moonshadow’
EUONYMUS japonicus ‘Silver King’
MOONSHADOW EUONYMUS
SILVER KING EUONYMUS
Evergreen shrub with dark green leaves having bright yellow
variegation. Fruit is scarse to absent.
Upright evergreen variety with pale green leaves and
creamy-white, irregular margins. Needs well drained soil.
Zone 6
Zone 5
15250
15252
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EUONYMUS kiautschovica ‘Manhattan’
FORSYTHIA × intermedia ‘Spring Glory’
MANHATTAN EUONYMUS
SPRING GLORY FORSYTHIA
Medium, upright evergreen shrub with glossy, dark green
foliage and pinkish fruit in fall. Great for hedges or screens.
Upright, slightly arching deciduous shrub noted for its heavy
blooming habit of 1 1/2" pale-yellow flowers in early spring.
Zone 5
Zone 5
15225
15375
EUONYMUS var. radicans ‘Argenteo-variegata’
FOTHERGILLA major ‘Mount Airy’
VARIEGATED RADICANS EUONYMUS
MOUNT AIRY FOTHERGILLA
Dense, low spreading evergreen shrub having green foliage
with silver to creamy white margins. Showy red fruit in fall.
(Avg. 12-18" tall X 36" wide)
Dense, upright shrub with blue-green foliage turning brilliant
yellow-orange-red in fall and white flowers in spring.
Zone 5
Zone 5
15300
15385
× FATSHEDERA lizei
GARDENIA jasminoides ‘August Beauty’
FATSHEDERA
AUGUST BEAUTY GARDENIA
Semi-climbing, vigorous evergreen shrub with leathery, ivy-like
dark green glossy foliage and small pale white flowers in fall.
(Avg. 6' tall X 6' wide) Depends on how it’s trained
Evergreen shrub with medium-sized glossy dark green leaves
and large fragrant white flowers from May to October.
Zone 8
Zone 8
15335
15400
FATSIA japonica
GARDENIA jasminoides ‘Kleim’s Hardy’
JAPANESE ARALIA
KLEIM’S HARDY GARDENIA
Rounded evergreen shrub with dark green fan-shaped foliage
and white flower clusters in fall and black berries in winter.
Slow growing, low mounding, evergreen shrub. Fragrant
creamy white single flowers. Hardiest of the gardenias.
Zone 8
15325
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15430
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GARDENIA jasminoides ‘Mystery’
HIBISCUS syriacus ‘Lucy’
MYSTERY GARDENIA
LUCY ALTHEA (Rose of Sharon)
Evergreen shrub with large glossy dark green foliage and
fragrant white flowers in summer.
Large deciduous shrub with double reddish-pink flowers with
red center throughout summer.
Zone 8
Zone 5
15450
10295
GARDENIA jasminoides ‘Radicans’
HIBISCUS syriacus ‘Notwoodone’ (PP# 12619)
DWARF GARDENIA
LAVENDER CHIFFON™ HIBISCUS (Rose of Sharon)
Low, spreading evergreen shrub with small glossy leaves and
fragrant white flowers from late spring to early fall.
Large deciduous shrub with large, single lavender flowers with
a lacy center throughout summer.
Zone 8
Zone 5
15475
15725
GARDENIA × ‘Chuck Hayes’
HIBISCUS syriacus ‘Notwoodtwo’ (PP# 12612)
CHUCK HAYES GARDENIA
WHITE CHIFFON™ HIBISCUS (Rose of Sharon)
Evergreen shrub with glossy dark green leaves and fragrant
white flowers throughout summer. Better cold hardiness.
Large deciduous shrub with large, single pure white flowers
with a lacy center thoughout summer.
Zone 7
Zone 5
15425
15775
GELSEMIUM sempervirens
HIBISCUS syriacus ‘Peoniflora’
CAROLINA JASMINE
PEONY HIBISCUS (Rose of Sharon)
Vigorous evergreen vine with rich green foliage and fragrant
yellow flowers in early spring and sporatically in fall.
All parts of the plant are poisonous.
(Avg. 12' tall)
Large deciduous shrub with double soft pink flowers with red
center throughout summer.
Zone 5
Zone 6
10280
60700
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HIBISCUS syriacus ‘Red Heart’
HYDRANGEA anomala petiolaris
RED HEART HIBISCUS (Rose of Sharon)
CLIMBING HYDRANGEA
Large deciduous shrub with exotic-looking large, single white
flowers with an attractive red center throughout summer.
Elegant vine with glossy green leaves and lacy white flowers
in June. Prune after flowering to train.
Blooms on old wood.
(Avg. up to 20-30’ tall)
Zone 5
Zone 4-7
10290
60263
HIBISCUS syriacus ‘Floru’ (PP# 12196)
HYDRANGEA arborescens ‘Annabelle’
VIOLET SATIN® HIBISCUS (Rose of Sharon)
ANNABELLE HYDRANGEA
Large deciduous shrub with exotic-looking single violet-pink
flowers with a striking red center throughout summer.
Vigorous, low, rounded deciduous shrub with large, dark green
foliage and large, pure white flowers from June to first frost.
Blooms on new wood.
Zone 5
15715
60100
HIBISCUS syriacus ‘Minrosa’ (PPAF)
HYDRANGEA arborescens ‘Dardom’ (PP# 14168)
ROSE SATIN® HIBISCUS (Rose of Sharon)
WHITE DOME® HYDRANGEA
Large deciduous shrub with exotic-looking large, single rosepink flowers with a striking red center throughout summer.
Strong growing deciduous shrub with rich dark green foliage
and big, dome shaped, lacy white blooms throughout summer.
Blooms on new wood.
Zone 5
Zone 4
15712
60395
HIBISCUS syriacus ‘Marina’ (PP# 12680)
HYDRANGEA macrophylla ‘Bailmer’ (PPAF)
BLUE SATIN® HIBISCUS (Rose of Sharon)
ENDLESS SUMMER® HYDRANGEA
Large deciduous shrub with exotic-looking large, single royal
blue flowers with a deep red center throughout summer.
Deciduous shrub with dark green foliage and large pink or blue
flower clusters. Reblooms from early summer to fall.
Blooms on new and old wood.
Zone 5
15710
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Shrubs
HYDRANGEA macrophylla ‘Blue Wave’
HYDRANGEA macrophylla ‘Mariesii Variegated’
BLUE WAVE HYDRANGEA
MARIESII VARIEGATED HYDRANGEA
Vigorous, deciduous shrub with bold, dark green foliage and
abundant deep blue lace cap flowers in acidic soils otherwise
pink. Blooms on old wood.
Deciduous, rounded variety with cream and green variegated
foliage producing blue lace cap flowers in spring and summer.
Blooms on old wood.
Zone 5
Zone 5-9
60150
60200
HYDRANGEA macrophylla ‘Cardinal’
HYDRANGEA macrophylla ‘Merritts Supreme’
CARDINAL HYDRANGEA
MERRITTS SUPREME HYDRANGEA
Vigorous, deciduous shrub with dark green foliage and big,
bright cardinal red flower clusters throughout the summer.
Blooms on old wood.
Deciduous variety with green foliage and an abundance of
medium to large pink flower clusters in summer.
Blooms on old wood.
Zone 6
Zone 6-9
60155
60225
HYDRANGEA macrophylla ‘Glowing Embers’
HYDRANGEA macrophylla ‘Nikko Blue’
GLOWING EMBERS HYDRANGEA
NIKKO BLUE HYDRANGEA
Deciduous, vigorous and very dependable variety with green
foliage and red to dark pink mophead flowers in summer.
Blooms on old wood.
Deciduous, vigorous variety with green foliage and globe
shaped blue flowers in acidic soils otherwise pink in summer.
Blooms on old wood.
Zone 5
Zone 6
60180
60250
HYDRANGEA macrophylla ‘Lady In Red’ (PP# 15175)
HYDRANGEA paniculata ‘Grandiflora’
LADY IN RED HYDRANGEA
PEE GEE HYDRANGEA
Compact, deciduous shrub with green foliage and red stems
in growing season. Soft pink lace-cap flowers maturing to
burgundy in spring. Blooms on old wood.
Deciduous, upright, rounded variety with dark green foliage
and large white flowers changing to pinkish-bronze in fall.
Blooms on new wood.
Zone 6-9
60183
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60260
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HYDRANGEA paniculata ‘Limelight’ (PP# 12874)
HYDRANGEA serrata ‘Blue Lace’
LIMELIGHT HYDRANGEA
BLUE LACE HYDRANGEA
and large lime white flowers changing to pinkish-bronze in fall.
Blooms on new wood.
Open. upright branching variety with small, narrow leaves.
Large blue ray flowers have lacy petals in spring and summer.
Blooms on new wood.
Zone 4
60185
50125
HYDRANGEA paniculata ‘Little Lamb’ (PP# 15395)
HYPERICUM patulum ‘Hidcote’
LITTLE LAMB HYDRANGEA
ST. JOHNS WORT
and large white flowers changing to pinkish-bronze in fall.
Blooms on new wood.
Compact, deciduous shrub with dark, blue-green foliage and
waxy golden yellow flowers in early summer.
Zone 6
Zone 4
60190
60400
HYDRANGEA paniculata ‘DVP Pinky’
ILEX cornuta ‘Burfordii’
PINKY WINKY HYDRANGEA
BURFORD HOLLY
Deciduous, upright variety with dark green foliage and very
large creamy white flowers changing to a rich pink in fall.
Blooms on new wood.
(Avg. 6’-8’h' tall X 5' wide)
Large, dense, upright evergreen shrub with glossy green leaves
and clusters of large red berries.
Zone 6
Zone 4
60285
50200
HYDRANGEA quercifolia ‘Ellen Huff’
ILEX cornuta ‘Burfordii Nana’
ELLEN HUFF (OAKLEAF) HYDRANGEA
DWARF BURFORD HOLLY
Deciduous, vigorous variety with white flower spikes on lobed
foliage in early summer. Burgundy-red and orange fall color.
Blooms on old wood.
Smaller version of Burford Holly with glossy green leaves
and clusters of large red berries in fall.
Zone 6
50400
60160
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ILEX cornuta ‘Carissa’
ILEX crenata ‘Compacta’ (Bennett's Strain)
CARISSA HOLLY
BENNETT'S COMPACTUM HOLLY
Dwarf, dense mounding evergreen. Leaves are dark glossy
green with one spine at the tip. No berries.
Dense, compact slow growing evergreen with wide, leathery,
shiny dark green foliage. Most popular compacta variety.
Zone 6
Zone 5
50250
50325
ILEX cornuta ‘Needlepoint’
ILEX crenata ‘Compacta’ (Wight's Strain)
NEEDLEPOINT HOLLY
WIGHT'S COMPACTUM HOLLY
Upright, dense evergreen with long, narrow, dark green leaves
with a slight twist and heavily fruited with vivid red berries.
Dense, compact slow growing evergreen shrub with bright
green and slightly cupped foliage.
Zone 6
Zone 5
50725
51000
ILEX cornuta ‘Rotunda’
ILEX crenata ‘Green Luster’
DWARF CHINESE HOLLY
GREEN LUSTER HOLLY
Low growing, dense evergreen with glossy dark green spiny
foliage and occasionally produces red berries.
Compact, low growing very hardy evergreen shrub with deep
green, lustrous foliage.
Zone 6
Zone 5
50425
50600
ILEX crenata ‘Chesapeake’
ILEX crenata ‘Helleri’
CHESAPEAKE HOLLY
HELLERI HOLLY
Dense, upright pyramidal evergreen shrub with small lustrous
dark green, convex foliage and black berries in fall.
Very dense, low mounding evergreen shrub with fine textured,
small dark olive green leaves.
Zone 5
50335
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ILEX crenata ‘Hetzi’
ILEX crenata ‘Sky Pencil’
HETZI HOLLY
SKY PENCIL HOLLY
Upright, compact, evergreen shrub with dark green, convex
leaves and black berries in the fall.
Tight, upright growing multi-branched evergreen shrub with
glossy dark green leaves.
Zone 6
Zone 6-8
50650
50910
ILEX crenata ‘Hoogendorn’
ILEX crenata ‘Soft Touch’
HOOGENDORN HOLLY
SOFT TOUCH HOLLY
Low, rounded, densely branched, compact evergreen shrub
with small, flat, slender, deep green leaves.
Dense, low mounding evergreen with flexible branches and
soft, dark green foliage with silver midviens.
Zone 5
Zone 5
50675
50915
ILEX crenata ‘Nigra’
ILEX crenata ‘Steeds’
NIGRA HOLLY
STEEDS HOLLY
Upright, pyramidal evergreen shrub with small oval, lustrous
dark green leaves and glossy black fruit in fall.
Upright, pyramidal evergreen shrub with small oval, lustrous
dark green leaves slightly smaller than Nigra Holly.
Zone 5
Zone 5
50800
50950
ILEX crenata ‘Rotundifolia’
ILEX glabra ‘Compacta’
ROUNDLEAF HOLLY
GLABRA COMPACTA INKBERRY
Vigorous, upright growing male evergreen shrub with shiny
dark green leaves with slightly scalloped edges.
Compact, oval shaped evergreen shrub with glossy dark
green foliage and black fruit through winter.
Zone 5
50850
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ILEX glabra ‘Densa’
ILEX verticillata × ‘Sparkleberry’
DENSE INKBERRY
SPARKLEBERRY HOLLY
Slow growing, rounded, compact evergreen shrub with glossy,
dark green foliage and black berries.
Upright, deciduous shrub with profuse bright red berries
throughout winter. Pollinated best by Apollo Holly.
Zone 3
Zone 3
50550
50925
ILEX glabra ‘Shamrock’
ILEX vomitoria ‘Nana Schillings’ (PP# 3517)
SHAMROCK INKBERRY
DWARF YAUPON HOLLY
Compact, upright, slow growing evergreen shrub with slender
bright green new foliage maturing to glossy darker green.
Dwarf, compact evergreen shrub with small shiny green
leaves on purplish new shoot extensions.
Zone 3
Zone 7
50575
50450
ILEX verticillata ‘Winter Red’
ILEX vomitoria ‘Pendula’
WINTER RED HOLLY
WEEPING YAUPON HOLLY
Compact deciduous shrub with lustrous dark green foliage and
profuse bright red berries. Pollinated best by late male.
Large, evergreen shrub with loose, gracefully cascading
branches and small foliage. Bright scarlet berries in winter.
Zone 3
Zone 7-10
51025
51050
ILEX verticillata × ‘Apollo’
ILEX × aquipernyi ‘San Jose’
APOLLO HOLLY
SAN JOSE HOLLY
Deciduous, upright shrub with reddish new foliage maturing
to deep green. Pollinator for Sparkleberry and Winter Red.
Slow growing, densely pyramidal evergreen shrub with dark
green spiny foliage and bright red berries in the fall.
Zone 3
50025
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ILEX × attenuata ‘Fosteri’
ILEX × meserveae ‘Blue Girl’ (PP# 2434)
FOSTER HOLLY
BLUE GIRL HOLLY
Pyramidal evergreen with slender dark green spiny foliage and
large red berries that persist throughout fall and winter.
Medium growing upright evergreen shrub with small, spiny
blue-green leaves and red berries from fall through winter.
Needs a male pollinator.
Zone 6
Zone 4
50500
50100
ILEX × attenuata ‘Savannah’
ILEX × meserveae ‘Blue Prince’ (PP# 3517)
SAVANNAH HOLLY
BLUE PRINCE® HOLLY
Pyramidal evergreen with light green spiny foliage and great
abundances of bright red berries throughout fall and winter.
Vigorous, upright evergreen shrub with small, spiny blue-green
leaves on purple stems. Pollinator for female blue hollies.
Zone 7
Zone 4
50900
50175
ILEX × meserveae ‘Blue Angel’ (PP# 3662)
ILEX × meserveae ‘Blue Princess’ (PP# 3675)
BLUE ANGEL® HOLLY
BLUE PRINCESS® HOLLY
Small, slow growing evergreen shrub with glossy, crinkled
blue-green leaves turning deep blue-purple in winter.
Vigorous, upright evergreen shrub with small, spiny blue-green
leaves on purple stems and red berries through winter.
Zone 4
Zone 4
50050
50150
ILEX × meserveae ‘Blue Boy’ (PP# 2435)
ILEX × meserveae ‘Mesdob’ (PP# 4803)
BLUE BOY HOLLY
CHINA BOY® HOLLY
Medium growing upright evergreen shrub with small, spiny
blue-green leaves. Male pollinator for female blue hollies.
Vigorous, dense cold hardy evergreen shrub with glossy, bright
green leaves. Male pollinator for female blue hollies.
Zone 4
50075
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50275
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ILEX × meserveae ‘Mesid’ (PP# 4685)
ILEX × ‘Festive’ (PP# 9498)
BLUE MAID® HOLLY
FESTIVE™ HOLLY
Vigorous, broad pyramidal, cold hardy evergreen shrub with
purplish blue-green leaves and large bright red berries.
Compact evergreen with smaller leaves than other varieties.
Spiny, stiff foliage is dark green and shiny.
Zone 6-9
Zone 4
50125
50475
ILEX × meserveae ‘Mesog’ (PP# 4878)
ILEX × ‘Little Red’ (PP# 9484)
CHINA GIRL® HOLLY
LITTLE RED™ HOLLY
Vigorous, dense cold hardy evergreen shrub with glossy, bright
green leaves and red berries from fall through winter.
Small, dense pyramidal evergreen shrub with green foliage.
Maroon new growth. Cold hardy.
Zone 5-8
Zone 4
50300
50685
ILEX × ‘Cardinal’ (PP# 9485)
ILEX × ‘Mary Nell’
CARDINAL™ HOLLY
MARY NELL HOLLY
Large, female pyramidal evergreen shrub. Produces large red
berries. Maroon new growth. Cold hardy.
Large growing pyramidal evergreen shrub with glossy green,
spiny foliage and red berries throughout winter.
Zone 5-9
Zone 4
50225
50700
ILEX × ‘Dr. Kassab’
ILEX × ‘Oakleaf ’ (PP# 9487)
DR. KASSAB HOLLY
OAKLEAF™ HOLLY
Slow growing pyramidal evergreen shrub with soft dark green
leaves and red berries throughout winter.
Upright, pyramidal evergreen shrub with rich emerald green
foliage similar in shape to an oak leaf. Cold hardy.
Zone 4
50375
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ILEX × ‘Robin’ (PP# 9486)
JUNIPERUS chinensis ‘Blue Point’
ROBIN™ HOLLY
BLUE POINT JUNIPER
Large pyramidal evergreen shrub with large dark green leaves.
Maroon new growth. Produces red berries. Cold hardy.
Upright, broadly pyramidal evergreen with dense branching,
blue-green needles.
Zone 6-9
Zone 4
50835
55100
ILEX × ‘Nellie R. Stevens’
JUNIPERUS chinensis ‘Fruitlandii’
NELLIE R. STEVENS HOLLY
PFITZER COMPACTA JUNIPER
Large growing pyramidal evergreen shrub with dark green,
spiny foliage and red berries throughout winter.
Vigorous, compact, spreading evergreen shrub with prickly
silvery-green needles.
Zone 6
Zone 3
50750
55350
ITEA virginica ‘Henry's Garnet’
JUNIPERUS chinensis ‘Gold Coast’ (PP# 2491)
VIRGINIA SWEETSPIRE
GOLD COAST® JUNIPER
Deciduous shrub with fragrant white flowers blooming in
early summer. Brilliant dark reddish purple fall color.
Compact, spreading evergreen shrub with golden yellow new
growth that deepens in winter.
Zone 5
Zone 3
60600
55175
ITEA virginica ‘Sprich’ (PP# 10988)
JUNIPERUS chinensis ‘Old Gold’
LITTLE HENRY® DWARF SWEETSPIRE
OLD GOLD JUNIPER
Low mounded, compact deciduous shrub with sweetly scented
pure white flowers in early summer. Brilliant red fall color.
Semi-dwarf, spreading evergreen shrub with new greenish
gold needles maturing to a golden yellow.
Zone 5
60625
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JUNIPERUS chinensis ‘Pfitzeriana Aurea’
JUNIPERUS chinensis ‘Sea Green’
GOLD TIP JUNIPER
SEA GREEN JUNIPER
A graceful spreading evergreen shrub with mint green foliage
tipped with bright gold new growth.
Dense, vigorously spreading, vase shaped to arching evergreen
shrub with bright green foliage.
Zone 3
Zone 4
55200
55500
JUNIPERUS chinensis ‘Robusta Green’
JUNIPERUS chinensis ‘Spartan’
ROBUSTA GREEN JUNIPER
SPARTAN JUNIPER
Slow growing, upright, irregular-shaped columnar evergreen
shrub with tufted bright green foliage and abundant cones.
Dense, fast growing pyramidal to columnar evergreen shrub
with rich green foliage and light blue cones.
Zone 4
Zone 5
55425
55600
JUNIPERUS chinensis ‘San Jose’
JUNIPERUS chinensis ‘Torulosa’
SAN JOSE JUNIPER
HOLLYWOOD JUNIPER
Slow growing, spreading, evergreen ground cover shrub with
sage-green foliage.
Dense, vigorous, upright evergreen with rich green foliage
and blue cones on erect rustic, slightly twisted branches.
Zone 4-10
Zone 5
55450
55250
JUNIPERUS chinensis sargentii ‘Viridis’
JUNIPERUS conferta ‘Blue Pacific’
SARGENT’S JUNIPER
BLUE PACIFIC JUNIPER
Low growing, broadly spreading evergreen ground cover shrub
with rich bright green foliage and blue cones.
Fast, low growing, trailing evergreen ground cover with dense
blue green foliage.
Zone 4-10
55475
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JUNIPERUS horizontalis ‘Bar Harbor’
JUNIPERUS procumbens ‘Variegata’
BAR HARBOR JUNIPER
VARIEGATED PROCUMBENS JUNIPER
Fast, very low growing, trailing evergreen ground cover with
silvery blue green foliage turning silvery plum in winter.
(Avg. 6" tall X 6' wide)
Dwarf, mounding evergreen ground cover with bluish green
foliage highlighted with creamy white to gold splotches.
Zone 3
Zone 4
55025
55675
JUNIPERUS horizontalis ‘Wiltoni’
JUNIPERUS scopulorum ‘Moonglow’
BLUE RUG JUNIPER
MOONGLOW JUNIPER
Fast, very low growing, trailing evergreen ground cover with
silvery blue green foliage turning light blue in winter.
Dense, slow growing, upright pyramidal evergreen shrub with
silvery blue-green foliage and blue cones.
Zone 5
Zone 3
55125
55275
JUNIPERUS horizontalis ‘Youngstown’
JUNIPERUS scopulorum ‘Wichita Blue’
ANDORRA COMPACTA JUNIPER
WICHITA BLUE JUNIPER
Compact, wide vase shaped, evergreen ground cover with
bright green foliage turning bronze-purple in winter.
Dense, slow growing, upright pyramidal evergreen shrub with
frosty blue foliage and blue cones.
Zone 2
Zone 3
55000
55700
JUNIPERUS procumbens ‘Nana’
JUNIPERUS scopulorum ‘Skyrocket’
DWARF JAPANESE GARDEN JUNIPER
SKYROCKET JUNIPER
Dwarf, mounding evergreen ground cover with bluish green
foliage. May turn slightly purplish in winter.
Vigorous, upright, narrow pyramidal evergreen shrub with
compact, tight branching silvery blue foliage.
Zone 4
55400
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JUNIPERUS squamata ‘Blue Star’
LEUCOTHOE axillaris
BLUE STAR JUNIPER
COAST LEUCOTHOE
Slow growing, low mounding evergreen shrub with short,
bright steel blue needles. Prefers cooler climates.
Compact evergreen with glossy, bronze new foliage maturing
to dark green and scarlet in winter. White flowers in spring.
Zone 5
Zone 4
55150
61175
JUNIPERUS squamata expansa ‘Parsoni’
LEUCOTHOE fontanesiana ‘Girard’s Rainbow’
PARSON’S JUNIPER
RAINBOW LEUCOTHOE
Vigorous, low spreading evergreen ground cover with greyish blue-green foliage.
Compact evergreen with cream, pink and green variegated
foliage turning bronze and scarlet in winter. White flowers.
Zone 4
Zone 5
55325
61225
JUNIPERUS squamata expansa ‘Variegated’
LEUCOTHOE populifolia (Agarista populifolia)
VARIEGATED PARSON’S JUNIPER
FLORIDA LEUCOTHOE
Vigorous, low spreading evergreen ground cover with greyish blue-green foliage boldly splashed creamy white.
Upright arching evergreen with red to purplish tinged new
growth maturing to glossy green year round. Creamy flowers.
Zone 4
Zone 7-8
55650
61215
JUNIPERUS virginiana ‘Gray Owl’
LIGUSTRUM japonicum ‘Recurvifolia’
GRAY OWL JUNIPER
WAVYLEAF LIGUSTRUM
Slightly vase shaped evergreen shrub with ascending silvery
gray foliage. Produces abundant blue fruit in winter.
Vigorous growing, compact evergreen shrub with wavy,
glossy, deep green foliage and creamy white flowers in spring.
Zone 3-9
55650
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LIGUSTRUM japonicum ‘Suwanee River’
LOROPETALUM chinense ‘Burgundy’
SUWANEE RIVER LIGUSTRUM
BURGUNDY FRINGE FLOWER
Average growing, compact evergreen shrub with glossy, deep
green foliage and creamy white flowers in spring.
Evergreen shrub with hot pink flowers on burgundy new foliage maturing to purple-green with age.
Zone 7
Zone 7
61300
62125
LIGUSTRUM lucidum
LOROPETALUM chinense ‘Pizzazz’
WAXLEAF LIGUSTRUM
PIZZAZZ™ FRINGE FLOWER
Large, vigorous evergreen shrub with waxy dark green leaves
and creamy white flowers in spring and dull blue fruit in fall.
Mounding evergreen shrub with rose pink flowers on striking
burgundy foliage.
Zone 7
Zone 7
61250
62215
LIGUSTRUM sinensis ‘Variegatum’
MAHONIA bealei
VARIEGATED PRIVET
LEATHERLEAF MAHONIA
Fast growing, compact deciduous shrub with small green leaves
having grey to creamy white margins. Creamy white flowers.
Upright evergreen shrub with spiny, dark green foliage and
fragrant yellow flowers followed by blue grape-like berries.
Zone 7
Zone 4
61325
62325
LOROPETALUM chinense ‘Blush’
MYRICA cerifera
BLUSH FRINGE FLOWER
SOUTHERN WAX MYRTLE
Evergreen shrub with blush-pink flowers on bronze-red new
foliage maturing to dark olive green with age.
Evergreen shrub with light green foliage and grayish fruit.
New growth has a "bayberry candle" fragrance in the spring.
Zone 7
62100
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62375
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MYRICA pennsylvanica
NANDINA domestica ‘Jaytee’ (PPAF)
NORTHERN BAYBERRY
HARBOR BELLE™ NANDINA
Semi-evergreen, fragrant shrub with dark green foliage and
waxy, greyish fruit September through April.
Dense, dwarf evergreen shrub with new spring foliage in hues
of pink. Abundant white blossoms producing red berries in fall.
Zone 3
Zone 6
62350
62490
NANDINA domestica
NANDINA domestica ‘Harbor Dwarf’
HEAVENLY BAMBOO
HARBOR DWARF NANDINA
Upright evergreen with coppery red new growth maturing to
blue-green then reddish in winter. Red berries in fall.
Dense, dwarf evergreen shrub with green leaves becoming
bronze-red in fall. White flowers and red berries with age.
Zone 6
Zone 6
62400
62500
NANDINA domestica ‘Compacta’
NANDINA domestica ‘Moon Bay’ (PP #5659)
COMPACT NANDINA
MOON BAY™ NANDINA
Evergreen shrub that grows more compact than standard
nandina variety with smaller foliage and red berries in fall.
Compact, dense evergreen shrub with small lime green leaves
turning brilliant red in fall. White flowers and red berries.
(Avg. 2 1/2' tall X 2 1/2' wide)
Zone 6
Zone 6
62410
62525
NANDINA domestica ‘Firepower’
NANDINA filamentosa ‘Threadleaf’
FIREPOWER DWARF NANDINA
THREADLEAF NANDINA
Dwarf, dense, rounded evergreen shrub with green foliage
turning a glowing crimson red through fall and winter.
Slow growing evergreen shrub with finely dissected leaves
changing colors through maturity. Pinkish white flowers.
Zone 6
62450
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NANDINA domestica ‘Umpqua Chief’
NERIUM oleander ‘Hardy Red’
UMPQUA CHIEF NANDINA
HARDY RED OLEANDER
Evergreen shrub more compact than standard nandinas.
Smaller foliage turns reddish purple in fall. Red berries in fall.
Erect, tropical looking evergreen with narrow leaves & showy
red flowers all summer. Drought, heat and wind tolerant.
Zone 6-9
Zone 8
62545
66250
NERIUM oleander ‘Calypso’
OSMANTHUS fragrans
CALYPSO OLEANDER
FRAGRANT TEA OLIVE
Erect, tropical looking evergreen with narrow leaves & cherry
red flowers all summer. Drought, heat and wind tolerant.
Large, broad upright, densely branched evergreen shrub with
dark green foliage and tiny white flower clusters in summer.
Zone 8
Zone 6
62600
62710
NERIUM oleander ‘Isle of Capri’
OSMANTHUS heterophyllus ‘Goshiki’
ISLE OF CAPRI OLEANDER
GOSHIKI OSMANTHUS
Erect, tropical looking evergreen with narrow leaves & pale
yellow flowers all summer. Drought, heat and wind tolerant.
Compact evergreen shrub with variegated leaves tinged pink
as new growth maturing to creamy yellow and dark green.
Zone 8
Zone 7
62675
62760
NERIUM oleander ‘Hardy Pink’
OSMANTHUS heterophyllus ‘Gulftide’
HARDY PINK OLEANDER
GULFTIDE OSMANTHUS
Erect, tropical looking evergreen with narrow leaves & showy
pink flowers all summer. Drought, heat and wind tolerant.
Compact, upright variety with glossy, dark green leaves with
spiny margins and very fragrant white flowers in September.
Zone 8
62625
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PHOTINIA × fraseri
PINUS mugho
RED TIP PHOTINIA
MUGHO PINE
Fast growing, upright evergreen shrub with brilliant red new
growth fading to deep green with maturity.
Slow growing, low mounding evergreen conifer with medium
to dark green needles.
Zone 6
Zone 2
62775
62950
PICEA abies ‘Nidiformis’
PITTOSPORUM tobira ‘Shima’ (PP# 6449)
BIRD’S NEST SPRUCE
CREAM DE MINT® PITTOSPORUM
Low spreading, evergreen shrub with bright green new needles
maturing to dark green. Slight nest-like depression in center.
Dense, compact evergreen shrub with glossy mint green
leaves edged creamy white. White flowers in spring.
Zone 2
Zone 8
63650
63010
PICEA glauca ‘Conica’
PITTOSPORUM tobira ‘Variegata’
DWARF ALBERTA SPRUCE
VARIEGATED PITTOSPORUM
Very slow growing pyramidal conifer with tiny light green
needles. Excellent as a miniature Christmas tree.
Large, compact evergreen with light green leaves edged
creamy white and fragrant creamy white flowers in spring.
Zone 2
Zone 8
63700
63000
PIERIS japonica ‘Mt. Fire’
PITTOSPORUM tobira ‘Wheeler's Dwarf’
MT. FIRE PIERIS
WHEELER'S DWARF PITTOSPORUM
Upright evergreen shrub with bright fire red new growth and
white bell-shaped flowers in early spring.
Low, dense, compact evergreen shrub with glossy, dark green
foliage and fragrant, creamy white flowers in spring.
Zone 5
62850
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PRUNUS laurocerasus ‘Majestic Jade’
PYRACANTHA × ‘Mohave’
MAJESTIC JADE LAUREL
MOHAVE PYRACANTHA
Tight, compact, evergreen shrub with dark green foliage and
fragrant, white flower spikes at branch tips in spring.
Vigorous, upright evergreen shrub with an abundance of white
flowers in spring and bright orange-red berries in early fall.
Zone 8
Zone 6
63040
63075
PRUNUS laurocerasus ‘Otto Luyken’
RHAPHIOLEPIS indica ‘Dwarf Pink’
OTTO LUYKEN LAUREL
DWARF PINK INDIAN HAWTHORN
Compact, evergreen shrub with dark green foliage and small,
fragrant, white flower spikes at branch tips in spring.
Compact, evergreen shrub with rose-pink flowers in spring and
blueish fruit in winter. Foliage turns bronze-red in winter.
Zone 6-8
Zone 7
63035
63150
PYRACANTHA coccinea ‘Lowboy’
RHAPHIOLEPIS indica ‘Eleanor Tabor’
LOWBOY PYRACANTHA
ELEANOR TABOR INDIAN HAWTHORN
Vigorous, spreading, low growing evergreen with abundant
creamy white flowers in spring and orange berries in fall.
Mounding evergreen shrub with deep green leaves. Produces
pink flowers in the spring and blackish fruit in the fall.
Zone 5
Zone 7
63050
63160
PYRACANTHA koidzumii ‘Victory’
RHAPHIOLEPIS indica ‘Monme’
VICTORY PYRACANTHA
SPRINGTIME® INDIAN HAWTHORN
Vigorous, upright, arching evergreen shrub with clusters of
white flowers in spring and dark red berries in late fall.
Vigorous, mounding evergreen shrub with bronzy new foliage
and pink flowers in early spring and black fruit in fall.
Zone 7
63125
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RHAPHIOLEPIS indica ‘Monto’ (PP# 5862)
RHODODENDRON
INDIAN PRINCESS® INDIAN HAWTHORN
RHODODENDRON - Assorted
Compact, mounding evergreen shrub with pink flowers that
fade to white in spring and blueish fruit in fall.
(ASK FOR VARIETIES AVAILABLE)
Shrub with attractive evergreen foliage and large clusters of
flowers in a range of brilliant colors in spring.
Zone 7
Zone 5
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63200
RHAPHIOLEPIS indica ‘Pinkie’
RUBUS ursinus ‘Arapaho’
PINKIE INDIAN HAWTHORN
ARAPAHO THORNLESS BLACKBERRY
Dwarf, compact, evergreen shrub with clusters of small pink
flowers in early spring and blackish fruit in fall and winter.
Erect, thornless bush with small white blooms in early spring
and high yield of delicious large firm fruit in early summer.
Zone 7
Zone 3-7
63220
63975
RHAPHIOLEPIS indica ‘Pink Lady’
RUBUS ursinus ‘Navaho’ (PP# 6679)
PINK LADY INDIAN HAWTHORN
NAVAHO THORNLESS BLACKBERRY
Vigorous, evergreen shrub with bronze-green foliage and rich
pink flowers in early spring and bluish black fruit in winter.
Erect, thornless bush with small white blooms in early spring
and higher yield of delicious firm fruit in summer.
Zone 7
Zone 3-7
63215
63980
RHAPHIOLEPIS indica ‘Snow White’
SAMBUSCUS nigra ‘Eva’ (PP# 15575)
SNOW WHITE INDIAN HAWTHORN
BLACK LACE™ ELDERBERRY
Dwarf variety with a spreading habit producing pure white
flowers from early spring to summer.
Deciduous shrub with intense purplish black finely cut leaves
and creamy pink flowers in summer & dark red berries in fall.
Zone 7
63223
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63295
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SAMBUSCUS nigra ‘Gerda’ (PP# 12305)
SPIRAEA × bumalda ‘Anthony Waterer’
BLACK BEAUTY™ ELDERBERRY
ANTHONY WATERER SPIREA
Vigorous, deciduous shrub with purplish black foliage and
lemon scented pink flowers in summer & black berries in fall.
Compact, deciduous shrub with blue-green leaves turning
wine red in fall and rosy-pink flower clusters in summer.
Zone 4
Zone 4
63290
63475
SPIRAEA fritschiana ‘Wilma’ (PP# 15397)
SPIRAEA × bumalda ‘Dolchica’
PINK PARASOLS® SPIREA
DOLCHICA SPIREA
Low, deciduous shrub with bluish-green leaves turning bright
yellow-orange in fall and large pink flower clusters in June.
Vigorous, deciduous shrub with bronze-purple new growth
maturing to dark green and rosy-pink flowers in summer.
Zone 4
Zone 4
63588
63500
SPIRAEA japonica ‘Little Princess’
SPIRAEA × media ‘Darsnom’ (PPAF)
LITTLE PRINCESS SPIREA
SNOW STORM™ SPIREA
Dwarf, slow growing, deciduous shrub with light green leaves
and soft pink flower clusters throughout summer.
Compact, deciduous shrub with green foliage turning golden
orange in fall and abundance of white flowers in summer.
Zone 4
Zone 4
63575
63615
SPIRAEA japonica ‘Mertyann’
SYRINGA patula ‘Miss Kim’
DAKOTA GOLDCHARM® SPIREA
MISS KIM LILAC
Dwarf, deciduous shrub with yellow-gold foliage with bronze
tips and light pink blooms in mid summer until early fall.
Small deciduous shrub with dark green foliage tinted burgundy
in fall and deep purple buds open to lighter flowers in spring.
Zone 4
63515
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SYRINGA vulgaris ‘Ellen Willmott’
THUJA occidentalis ‘Hetz Midget’
ELLEN WILLMOTT LILAC
HETZ MIDGET ARBORVITAE
Vigorous, large, rounded, deciduous shrub with bright green
foliage and double, pure white flower clusters in spring.
Truly dwarf, slow growing globe shaped evergreen shrub with
fans of soft, rich green foliage.
Zone 3
Zone 2
63730
63850
SYRINGA × prestoniae ‘Minuet’
THUJA occidentalis ‘Smaragd’
MINUET LILAC
EMERALD ARBORVITAE
Dense, compact deciduous shrub with dark green foliage and
large light purple to white flower clusters in the spring.
Tight, compact pyramidal evergreen shrub with fans of soft,
rich emerald green foliage throughout the year.
Zone 3
Zone 2
63745
63825
TAXUS cuspidata ‘Monloo’
THUJA occidentalis ‘Woodwardii’
EMERALD SPREADER YEW
GLOBE ARBORVITAE
Compact, dense spreading evergreen shrub with soft, dark
green needles. Retains color thoughout winter.
Dense, compact, globe shaped evergreen shrub with fans of
bright green foliage turning golden bronze in winter.
Zone 4
Zone 2
65712
63775
TAXUS × media ‘Densiformis’
THUJA orientalis ‘Aurea Nana’
DENSE SPREADING YEW
BERCKMAN’S GOLDEN ARBORVITAE
Vigorous, dense, low spreading evergreen shrub with soft,
bright green needles turning slightly bronze in winter.
Dense, dwarf, broadly pyramidal evergreen shrub with soft,
golden green foliage tipped with golden yellow new growth.
Zone 4
65710
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THUJA orientalis ‘Blue Cone’
VACCINIUM corymbosum ‘Bluecrop’
BLUE CONE ARBORVITAE
BLUECROP BLUEBERRY
Upright, slow growing, pyramidal evergreen shrub with sprays
of dark, blue green foliage turning slightly bronze in winter.
Deciduous, vigorous, upright, open and spreading shrub with
large, firm, light blue berries ripening early to midseason.
Zone 6
Zone 5
63835
63890
THUJA plicata ‘Green Giant’
VACCINIUM corymbosum ‘Duke’
GREEN GIANT ARBORVITAE
DUKE BLUEBERRY
Vigorous, upright broad pyramidal evergreen with rich medium
green foliage turning slightly bronze in winter
Deciduous, vigorous, upright, stocky shrub with medium to
large, light blue berries ripening in early season.
Zone 5
Zone 4
63835
63925
THUJA plicata ‘Grovepli’
VACCINIUM corymbosum ‘Toro’
SPRING GROVE® ARBORVITAE
TORO BLUEBERRY
Vigorous, tight pyramidal evergreen with rich green foliage that
maintains its color throughout the year. Cold hardy.
Deciduous, vigorous, upright, stocky shrub with large, firm,
light sky blue berries ripening early to midseason.
Zone 5
Zone 4
63880
63950
TRACHELOSPERMUM jasminoides
VIBURNUM awabuki ‘Chindo’
CONFEDERATE JASMINE
CHINDO VIBURNUM
Twining evergreen vine or groundcover with lustrous dark
green foliage and cream-white flowers in May and June.
(Avg. 12' tall)
Dense evergreen shrub with dark green foliage and small white
flowers in late spring and masses of red fruit in fall & winter.
Zone 8
60720
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VIBURNUM carlesii
VIBURNUM nudum ‘Winterthur’
KOREAN SPICE VIBURNUM
WINTERTHUR VIBURNUM
Mid-sized deciduous shrub with spreading branches and white
flowers with intense spicy sweet fragrance in early spring.
Dense, compact shrub with dark green leaves, creamy white
flowers in early summer and pink berries turning black in fall.
Zone 5
Zone 6
65150
65375
VIBURNUM dentatum ‘Christom’
VIBURNUM plicatum v. tomentosum ‘Shasta’
BLUE MUFFIN® VIBURNUM
SHASTA VIBURNUM
Compact, deciduous shrub with an abundance of lacy white
flowers in spring followed by rich blue berries late summer.
Dense, wide spreading, deciduous shrub with white flowers
in May followed by bright red berries maturing to black.
Zone 3
Zone 4
65113
65300
VIBURNUM molle
VIBURNUM tinus ‘Compactum’
KENTUCKY VIBURNUM
DWARF TINUS VIBURNUM (SPRING BOUQUET)
Loose, open, multi-stemmed, deciduous shrub with dark green
leaves and bluish black fruit in late summer.
Compact, evergreen shrub with dark green foliage and fragrant
white flowers in early spring followed by dark blue fruit.
Zone 2-8
Zone 7
65210
65325
VIBURNUM lantana ‘Mohican’
VIBURNUM × rhytidophylloides ‘Alleghany’
MOHICAN VIBURNUM
ALLEGHANY LEATHERLEAF VIBURNUM
Compact, deciduous shrub with creamy white flowers in
spring and attractive orange-red fruit turning to black in fall.
Dense, globose, deciduous shrub with dark green leathery
leaves and white flowers in late spring with red fruit in fall.
Zone 3
65250
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VITEX agnus–castus
WEIGELA florida ‘Minuet’
PURPLE CHASTETREE
MINUET WEIGELA
Large deciduous shrub or small tree with narrow gray-green
foliage and lilac flower spikes from June through September.
Dwarf, deciduous shrub with dark green foliage tinged with
purple and slightly fragrant ruby red flowers in spring.
Zone 6
84100
65525
WEIGELA florida ‘Alexandra’ (PP# 10772)
WEIGELA florida ‘Sunny Princess’
WINE & ROSES® WEIGELA
SUNNY PRINCESS WEIGELA
Compact, deciduous shrub with glossy, dark burgundy-purple
foliage and bright rosy pink flowers in spring. Cold hardy.
Deciduous shrub with dark green foliage with gold margins
and pink flowers in spring. Sport of Pink Princess.
Zone 4
65680
65670
WEIGELA florida ‘Bristol Ruby’
BRISTOL RUBY WEIGELA
Large, erect, deciduous shrub with blackish buds opening to
ruby red flowers in spring and sporadically through summer.
Zone 4
65500
WEIGELA florida ‘Elvera’ (PP# 12217)
MIDNIGHT WINE® WEIGELA
Dwarf, low mounding, deciduous shrub with glossy, metallic
burgundy foliage and bright rosy pink flowers in spring.
Zone 4
65510
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AZALEA GABLE ‘Herbert’
GIRARD’S FUCHSIA AZALEA
Cold hardy evergreen shrub with shiny dark green foliage and
vivid purple flowers with darker throat. Blooms early season.
large, wavy fuchsia flowers. Blooms early to mid-season.
Zone 5
Zone 6
12230
12140
AZALEA GABLE ‘Purple Splendor’
AZALEA GIRARD ‘Girard’s Rose’
PURPLE SPLENDOR AZALEA
GIRARD’S ROSE AZALEA
orchid purple flowers. Blooms early to mid-season.
large, rose flowers with wavy margins. Blooms mid-season.
Zone 6
Zone 6
12370
12130
AZALEA GABLE ‘Rosebud’
AZALEA GIRARD ‘Pleasant White’
ROSEBUD AZALEA
PLEASANT WHITE AZALEA
rose-pink double flowers. Blooms mid to late season.
large white flowers with a cream center. Blooms late season.
Zone 6
Zone 6
12390
12350
AZALEA GIRARD ‘Girard’s Crimson’
AZALEA GIRARD ‘Renee Michelle’
GIRARD’S CRIMSON AZALEA
RENEE MICHELLE AZALEA
large crimson flowers. Blooms early to mid-season.
large clear pink flowers. Blooms late season.
Zone 6
12120
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AZALEA GIRARD ‘Girard’s Fuchsia’
HERBERT AZALEA
Zone 6
12150
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AZALEA GLENN DALE ‘Buccaneer’
Azaleas
MARTHA HITCHCOCK AZALEA
Acid loving, hardy evergreen shrub with pubescent, dark
green foliage and brick red flowers. Blooms early season.
Acid loving, broad evergreen with dark green foliage and
white flowers with purplish red edges. Blooms mid-season.
Zone 6
Zone 6
12030
12470
AZALEA GLENN DALE ‘Delaware Valley White’
AZALEA INDICA ‘Formosa’
DELAWARE VALLEY WHITE AZALEA
FORMOSA AZALEA
Acid loving, evergreen shrub with pubescent, shiny dark green
foliage and white flowers. Blooms early to mid-season.
Acid loving, upright evergreen shrub with green foliage and
purplish red flowers with darker flecks. Blooms mid-season.
Zone 6
Zone 8
12050
12080
AZALEA GLENN DALE ‘Fashion’
AZALEA INDICA ‘George Tabor’
FASHION AZALEA
GEORGE TABOR AZALEA
Acid loving, evergreen shrub with green foliage and salmon
red flowers with deeper red blotches. Blooms early season.
Acid loving, upright evergreen shrub with large light purplish
pink and white variegated flowers. Blooms mid-season.
Zone 6
Zone 8
12070
12100
AZALEA GLENN DALE ‘Glamour’
AZALEA INDICA ‘Mrs. G.G. Gerbin’
GLAMOUR AZALEA
MRS. G.G. GERBIN AZALEA
Acid loving, hardy evergreen shrub with dark green foliage
& clusters of rose red flowers. Blooms mid to late season.
Acid loving, vigorous upright evergreen shrub with dark green
foliage and large clear white flowers. Blooms mid-season.
Zone 6
12170
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AZALEA GLENN DALE ‘Martha Hitchcock’
BUCCANEER AZALEA
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AZALEA KURUME ‘Mother’s Day’
JUDGE SOLOMON AZALEA
MOTHER’S DAY AZALEA
foliage and pink flowers. Blooms mid-season.
Acid loving, spreading evergreen shrub with shiny dark green
foliage and clusters of large red flowers. Blooms mid-season.
Zone 8
Zone 7
12270
12320
AZALEA KURUME ‘Glory’
AZALEA KURUME ‘Pink Ruffle’
GLORY AZALEA
PINK RUFFLE AZALEA
Acid loving, dense evergreen shrub with dark green foliage
and salmon pink ruffled flowers. Blooms early season.
Acid loving, upright evergreen shrub with dark green foliage
and light pink ruffled flowers. Blooms mid-season.
Zone 7
Zone 7
12180
12340
AZALEA KURUME ‘Macrantha Orange’
AZALEA KURUME ‘Red Ruffle’
MACRANTHA ORANGE AZALEA
RED RUFFLE AZALEA
and bright orange red flowers. Blooms late season.
and deep red ruffled flowers. Blooms mid-season.
Zone 7
Zone 8
12290
12380
AZALEA KURUME ‘Macrantha Pink’
AZALEA SATSUKI ‘Amagasa’
MACRANTHA PINK AZALEA
AMAGASA AZALEA
and clusters of bright pink flowers. Blooms late season.
Acid loving, spreading evergreen shrub with large deep coral
orange flowers with red highlights. Blooms late season.
Zone 7
12300
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AZALEA INDICA ‘Judge Solomon’
Azaleas
Zone 7
12010
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AZALEA SATSUKI ‘Gumpo Pink’
AZALEA SATSUKI ‘Tamina-No-Yuki’
GUMPO PINK AZALEA
TAMINA-NO-YUKI AZALEA
Acid loving, low growing evergreen shrub with large soft
pink ruffled flowers with darker flecks. Blooms late season.
Acid loving, low growing evergreen shrub with large bright
lavender pink flowers and white throats. Blooms late season.
Zone 7
Zone 7
12190
12430
AZALEA SATSUKI ‘Gumpo White’
AZALEA SATSUKI ‘Williamsburg’
GUMPO WHITE AZALEA
WILLIAMSBURG AZALEA
Acid loving, slow growing evergreen shrub with large pure
white ruffled flowers with pink flecks. Blooms late season.
Acid loving, broad mounded evergreen shrub with white flowers
with an occassional strawberry marking. Blooms late season.
Zone 7
Zone 7
12200
12520
AZALEA SATSUKI ‘Higasa’
AZALEA × ‘Arctic Rose’
HIGASA AZALEA
ARCTIC ROSE™ AZALEA
Acid loving, low growing evergreen shrub with large rose
pink flowers. Blooms late season.
Acid loving, compact evergreen shrub with green and cream
variegated foliage and rose red flowers. Blooms mid-season.
Zone 7
Zone 5
12240
12010
AZALEA SATSUKI ‘Shinkigen’
AZALEA × ‘Hardy Gardenia’
SHINKIGEN AZALEA
HARDY GARDENIAAZALEA
Acid loving, low growing evergreen shrub with large pink
flowers with marks of white. Blooms late season.
Acid loving, rounded evergreen shrub with showy white
flowers. Blooms in spring and summer.
Zone 7
12313
12400
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AZALEA × ‘Sunglow’
AZALEA × ‘Conles’ (PP# 12109)
SUNGLOW AZALEA
AUTUMN EMPRESS™ ENCORE® AZALEA
foliage and solid deep rose pink flowers. Blooms mid-season.
Upright mounding evergreen shrub with dark green foliage
and medium pink blooms in spring, summer and fall.
Zone 7
Zone 7
12420
12567
AZALEA × ‘Conlef’ (PP# 10579)
AZALEA × ‘Conleo’ (PP# 11640)
AUTUMN CHEER™ ENCORE® AZALEA
AUTUMN MONARCH™ ENCORE® AZALEA
Medium mounding evergreen shrub with single form medium
pink blooms in spring, summer and fall.
Upright vigorous evergreen shrub with light green foliage and
semi-double salmon orange blooms in spring, summer and fall.
Zone 7
Zone 7
12563
12570
AZALEA × ‘Conled’ (PP# 10568)
AZALEA × ‘Conlec’ (PP# 10580)
AUTUMN CORAL™ ENCORE® AZALEA
AUTUMN ROYALTY™ ENCORE® AZALEA
Medium mounding evergreen shrub with single form soft coral
pink blooms with fuschia centers in spring, summer and fall.
Upright vigorous evergreen shrub with deep green foliage and
single form rich purple blooms in spring, summer and fall.
Zone 7
Zone 7
12564
12578
AZALEA × ‘Conleb’ (PP# 10581)
AZALEA × ‘Conlep’ (PP# 12133)
AUTUMN EMBERS™ ENCORE® AZALEA
AUTUMN TWIST™ ENCORE® AZALEA
Medium mounding evergreen shrub with semi-double form
deep orange-red blooms in spring, summer and fall.
Upright vigorous evergreen with white and purple striped
blooms, occasionally solid purple, in spring, summer and fall.
Zone 7
12565
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12600
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Spring Garden Series
Camellias
Fall Garden Series
CAMELLIAS
CAMELLIAS
Evergreen shrubs with lustrous, dark green leathery foliage
and showy flowers in late winter to early spring.
and showy flowers in late fall.
Zone 6b-9
Camellias
C. j. ‘Yours Truly’
C. h. ‘William Lanier Hunt’
HIEMALIS
JAPONICAS
‘Adolphe Audusson’ (Dark Red)
‘Agnes Rowell’ (Red)
‘April Dawn’ (Pink/White)
‘April Kiss’ (Red)
‘April Remembered’ (Cream/Pink)
‘April Snow’ (White)
‘April Tryst’ (Bright Red)
‘Betty Sheffield Supreme’ (White/Pink)
‘Black Tie’ (Dark Red)
‘Blood of China’ (Deep Slamon Red)
‘Carter’s Sunburst’ (Pink/Deep Pink)
‘Destiny’ (Pale Pink/Rose)
‘Grace Albritton’ (Light Pink/Deep Pink)
‘Greensboro Red’ (Red)
‘Harbor Lights’ (Red)
‘Jerry Hill’ (Rose Pink)
‘Junie Lancaster’ (Pink)
‘Kramer’s Supreme’ (Turkey Red)
‘Kumasaka’ (Rose Pink)
‘Lady Vansittart’ (White/Rose Pink)
‘Les Marbury’ (Pink/White/Red)
‘Leucantha’ (White)
‘Magnoliaflora’ (Blush Pink)
‘Man Size’ (White)
‘Morning Glow’ (White)
‘Mrs. Lyman Clarke’ (White/Orchid Pink)
‘Nuccio’s Gem’ (White)
‘Paulette Goddard’ (Dark Red)
‘Pink Perfection’ (Soft Pink)
‘Prof. Charles S. Sargent’ (Dark Red)
‘Sea Foam’ (White)
‘Silver Waves’ (White)
‘Snowman’ (White)
‘Spring’s Promise’ (Rose Pink)
‘Tom Knudsen’ (Dark Red)
‘Tricolor (Siebold) Pink’ (Pale Pink/Rose)
‘Virginia Sunrise’ (Red/White)
‘Victory White’ (White)
‘White By The Gates’ (White)
‘Yours Truly’ (Pink/Deep Pink/White)
‘Chansonette’ (Brilliant Pink)
‘Kanjiro’ (Rose Pink/Rose Red)
‘Shishi-Gashira’ (Dark Pink)
‘Autumn Delight’ (White/Blush Pink)
‘Autumn Moon’ (Marie Kirk) (White)
‘Bonanza’ (Deep Red)
‘Cleopatra’ (Rose Pink)
‘Hana-Jiman’ (White/Pink)
‘Maiden’s Blush’ (Soft Pink)
‘Mine-No-Yuki’ (White Doves) (White)
‘Northern Lights’ (White/Pink)
‘Our Linda’ (Pink)
‘Setsugekka’ (White)
‘Yuletide’ (Red)
SINENSIS
‘Tea Plant’ (Large-leaf form)
‘Tea Plant’ (Small-leaf form)
Winter Garden Series
CAMELLIAS
and showy flowers in early winter.
‘Spring Cardinal’ (Crimson Red)
‘Spring Circus’ (Bright Pink)
‘Taylor’s Perfection’ (Light Pink)
Zone 6b-9
C. × ‘Snow Flurry’
Premium varieties
HYBRIDS
‘Snow Flurry’ (White)
‘Winter’s Charm’ (Lavender Pink)
‘Winter’s Interlude’ (Pink)
For more information on our camellias,
see our Camellia Reference Guide
‘Showa-No-Sakae’ (Light Pink)
‘William Lanier Hunt’ (Rose Red)
SASANQUA
HYBRIDS
‘Buttons ‘N Bows’ (Light Pink)
‘Crimson Candles’ (Bright Rose Red)
‘Freedom Bell’ (Brilliant Red)
‘Spring Awakening’ (Pink)
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‘Winter’s Rose’ (Shell Pink)
‘Winter’s Snowman’ (White)
‘Winter’s Star’ (Lavender Pink)
Easy Elegance® Roses
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Lifestyle Garden Series
Garden Path ™ Series
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Only the most hardy shrub roses are
chosen for this series, virtually guaranteeing trouble-free performance,
even in areas with extreme weather.
Easy to plant, easy to grow, easy to
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Our low growing shrub roses provide
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slopes or for big color in even the
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Perennials
ACHILLEA ‘Heidi’
A
Perennials
BLUE BIRD COLUMBINE
Flower heads of clear pink and white over clumps of green
fern like foliage. Blooms June - August.
(Avg. 24-30" tall)
Violet-blue and white spurred flowers above lobed blue-gray
foliage. Blooms May - June.
(Avg. 24" tall)
Zone 4
Zone 3
70008
70030
ACHILLEA ‘Moonshine’
AQUILEGIA ‘Robin’
MOONSHINE YARROW
ROBIN COLUMBINE
Bright sulphur-yellow flower heads over clumps of silver-gray
fern like foliage. Blooms June - August.
(Avg. 24" tall)
Pink and white spurred flowers above lobed blue-gray foliage.
Blooms May - June.
(Avg. 24" tall)
Zone 3
Zone 3
70005
70045
ACHILLEA ‘Paprika’
ARMERIA maritima ‘Cotton Tail’
PAPRIKA YARROW
COTTON TAIL SEA PINK
Flower heads of bright orange-red with yellow centers over
clumps of green fern like foliage. Blooms June - August.
(Avg. 18" tall)
Pure white flower clusters rise above clumps of glossy, green
grass-like evergreen foliage. Salt tolerant. Blooms May - July.
(Avg. 6-8" tall)
Zone 4
Zone 3
70010
70052
ACHILLEA ‘Weser River Sandstone’
ARMERIA maritima ‘Splendens’
WESER RIVER SANDSTONE YARROW
SEA PINK
Flower heads of deep pink with white centers over clumps of
green fern like foliage. Blooms June - August.
(Avg. 30" tall)
Pinkish-red flower clusters rise above a mat of blue-green
grass-like evergreen foliage. Salt tolerant. Blooms May - July.
(Avg. 10" tall)
Zone 4
70018
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AQUILEGIA ‘Blue Bird’
HEIDI YARROW
70050
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ASTILBE arendsii ‘Glut’ (‘Glow’)
SILVERMOUND ARTEMISIA
GLUT FALSE SPIREA
Rounded clumps of soft, velvet textured silvery white foliage.
Perennial border specimen plant.
(Avg. 12" tall)
Upright, feathery spires of dark ruby red flowers over
clumps of deep green serrated foliage. Blooms July - August.
(Avg. 25-30" tall)
Zone 3
Zone 4
70055
70067
ASTILBE arendsii ‘Bridal Veil’
ASTILBE chinensis ‘Veronica Klose’
BRIDAL VEIL FALSE SPIREA
VERONICA KLOSE FALSE SPIREA
Upright, feathery spires of pure white flowers over clumps
of green serrated foliage. Blooms June - August.
(Avg. 30" tall)
Upright, fluffy spires of purple rose flowers over clumps of
bronze green serrated foliage. Blooms July - August.
(Avg. 16" tall)
Zone 4
Zone 4
70058
70083
ASTILBE arendsii ‘Deutschland’
ASTILBE chinensis ‘Visions’
DEUTSCHLAND FALSE SPIREA
VISIONS FALSE SPIREA
Upright, feathery spires of white flowers over clumps of
bronze-green serrated foliage. Blooms June - August.
(Avg. 24" tall)
Upright, fluffy spires of raspberry purple flowers over clumps
of bronze serrated foliage. Blooms July - August.
(Avg. 24" tall)
Zone 4
Zone 3
A
70060
70088
ASTILBE arendsii ‘Fanal’
ASTILBE japonica ‘Montgomery’
FANAL FALSE SPIREA
MONTGOMERY FALSE SPIREA
Upright, feathery spires of garnet red flowers over clumps
of bronze-green serrated foliage. Blooms June - August.
(Avg. 24" tall)
Upright, feathery spires of deep magenta flowers over
clumps of deep green serrated foliage. Blooms June - July.
(Avg. 24" tall)
Zone 4
70065
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ARTEMISIA schmidtiana ‘Silvermound’
Perennials
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70069
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ASTILBE thumbergii ‘Straussenfeder’ (Ostrich Plume)
CLEMATIS ‘Comtesse de Bouchard’
STRAUSSENFEDER FALSE SPIREA
COMTESSE DE BOUCHARD CLEMATIS
Weeping, feathery spires of rose pink flowers over clumps
of deep green serrated foliage. Blooms June - July.
(Avg. 40" tall)
Deciduous climbing vine with large rose pink flowers and soft
yellow anthers. Blooms June, July and September.
(Avg. 10’ - 12’ tall)
Zone 4
Zone 4
70085
70340
CARYOPTERIS × clandonensis ‘First Choice’
CLEMATIS ‘Dr. Ruppel’
FIRST CHOICE BLUE MIST SPIREA
DR. RUPPEL CLEMATIS
Deciduous, compact mounding shrub with aromatic foliage
and deep purple blue flower clusters. Blooms July - September.
(Avg. 30-36" tall)
Deciduous climbing vine with rose pink ruffly flowers with
carmine red center bars. Blooms May, June and September.
(Avg. 10’ - 12’ tall)
Zone 4
Zone 4
70260
70350
CARYOPTERIS × clandonensis ‘Longwood Blue’
CLEMATIS ‘Duchess of Edinburgh’
LONGWOOD BLUE BLUE MIST SPIREA
DUCHESS OF EDINBURGH CLEMATIS
Deciduous, compact mounding shrub with aromatic foliage
and violet-blue flower clusters. Blooms July - September.
(Avg. 18-24" tall)
Deciduous climbing vine with rosette shaped white flowers
and yellow anthers. Blooms May, June and September.
(Avg. 10’ - 12’ tall)
Zone 4
Zone 4
70255
70360
CLEMATIS ‘Carnaby’
CLEMATIS ‘Ernest Markham’
CARNABY CLEMATIS
ERNEST MARKHAM CLEMATIS
Deciduous climbing vine with white flowers having magenta
center stripes and dark anthers. Blooms June and September.
(Avg. 8’ - 12’ tall)
Robust, deciduous climbing vine with large magenta flowers
and gold anthers. Blooms July, August and September.
(Avg. 12’ - 15’ tall)
Zone 3
70370
70335
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CLEMATIS ‘Jackmanii’
GENERAL SIKORSKI CLEMATIS
JACKMANII CLEMATIS
Deciduous climbing vine with large lavender purple flowers
and cream anthers. Blooms June and September.
(Avg. 8’ - 12’ tall)
Deciduous climbing vine with large dark purple flowers. Most
profuse bloomer. Blooms June, July and September.
(Avg. 10’ - 12’ tall)
Zone 3
Zone 3
70375
70400
CLEMATIS ‘Hagley Hybrid’
CLEMATIS ‘Miss Bateman’
HAGLEY HYBRID CLEMATIS
MISS BATEMAN CLEMATIS
Vigorous, deciduous climbing vine with blooms of pink flowers
with ruffled edges. Blooms in June and September.
(Avg. 7’ - 8’ tall)
Deciduous climbing vine with large white flowers and showy
red anthers. Blooms May, June and September.
(Avg. 7’ - 10’ tall)
Zone 3
Zone 3
70390
70451
CLEMATIS ‘Henryi’
CLEMATIS ‘Nelly Moser’
HENRYI CLEMATIS
NELLY MOSER CLEMATIS
Deciduous climbing vine with large white flowers, long
pointed sepals and brown anthers. Blooms June and September.
(Avg. 12’ - 20’ tall)
Deciduous climbing vine with large pale pink flowers with
darker center bar. Blooms May, June, August and September.
(Avg. 8’ - 12’ tall)
Zone 3
Zone 3
C
70395
70458
CLEMATIS ‘H.F. Young’
CLEMATIS ‘Niobe’
H.F. YOUNG CLEMATIS
NIOBE CLEMATIS
Deciduous climbing vine with large blue flowers, overlapping
sepals and cream anthers. Blooms May, June and September.
(Avg. 10’ - 12’ tall)
Deciduous climbing vine with large ruby red flowers, pointed
sepal and gold anthers. Blooms June, August and September.
(Avg. 10’ - 12’ tall)
Zone 3
70392
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CLEMATIS ‘General Sikorski’
Perennials
Zone 3
70445
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CLEMATIS paniculata
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Perennials
WILL GOODWIN CLEMATIS
Evergreen climbing vine with clusters of small, fragrant white
flowers. Blooms August and September.
(Avg. 10’ - 20’ tall)
Deciduous climbing vine with true blue flowers having crinkled
edges and gold anthers. Blooms June through September.
(Avg. 10’ - 12’ tall)
Zone 5
Zone 3
70460
70521
CLEMATIS ‘Proteus’
CONVALLARIA majalis
PROTEUS CLEMATIS
LILY-OF-THE-VALLEY
Deciduous climbing vine with large soft mauve-pink flowers.
Blooms May, June, August and September.
(Avg. 10’ - 12’ tall)
Groundcover with shoots of white bell-shaped flowers rising
from cups of deep green foliage. Blooms March - April.
(Avg. 15" tall)
Zone 3
Zone 2
70467
70610
CLEMATIS ‘Ramona’
COREOPSIS grandiflora ‘Flying Saucers’ (PP# 10299)
RAMONA CLEMATIS
FLYING SAUCERS COREOPSIS
Deciduous climbing vine with large lavender blue flowers and
dark anthers. Blooms July, August and September.
(Avg. 10’ - 16’ tall)
Large, bright golden yellow disk flowers held erect above
clumps of green foliage. Blooms June - September.
(Avg. 24" tall)
Zone 3
Zone 3
70470
70635
CLEMATIS ‘Ville de Lyon’
COREOPSIS grandiflora ‘Sunray’
VILLE DE LYON CLEMATIS
SUNRAY COREOPSIS
Deciduous climbing vine with large, rich carmine red velvety
flowers and cream anthers. Blooms June through September.
(Avg. 10’ - 12’ tall)
Double, bright yellow disk flowers held erect above clumps
of green foliage. Blooms June - August.
(Avg. 24" tall)
Zone 3
70650
70495
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CLEMATIS ‘Will Goodwin’
SWEET AUTUMN CLEMATIS
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COREOPSIS verticillata ‘Moonbeam’
AMERICAN DREAM COREOPSIS
MOONBEAMS COREOPSIS
Mauve-pink with yellow centered disk flowers held erect
above lacy, fine textured green foliage. Blooms June - August.
(Avg. 14" tall X 14" wide)
Soft yellow disk flowers cover the lacy, fine textured green
foliage. Blooms June - September.
(Avg. 18" tall)
“1992 Perennial of the Year”
Zone 4
Zone 3
70625
70640
COREOPSIS rosea ‘Limerock Ruby’
COREOPSIS verticillata ‘Zagreb’
LIMEROCK RUBY COREOPSIS
ZAGREB COREOPSIS
Velvety, ruby red disk flowers cover the lacy, fine textured
green foliage. Blooms June - September.
Bright golden yellow disk flowers held erect above the lacy,
fine textured, compact foliage. Blooms June - September.
(Avg. 15" tall)
Zone 4
Zone 3
70638
70651
COREOPSIS rosea ‘Sweet Dreams’
DELOSPERMA cooperi
SWEET DREAMS COREOPSIS
PURPLE HARDY ICE PLANT
Large white disk flowers with a raspberry center cover the
lacy, fine textured green foliage. Blooms June - August.
Purple-carmine starburst flowers open during the day to cover
this rapidly spreading groundcover. Blooms May - August.
(Avg. 4" tall)
Zone 4
Zone 5
C
70652
71275
COREOPSIS verticillata ‘Creme Brulee’ (PP# 16096)
DELOSPERMA nubigenum ‘Basutoland’
CREME BRULEE COREOPSIS
YELLOW HARDY ICE PLANT
Layers of deep yellow flowers cover mounds of dark green
lacy foliage. Blooms June - September.
(Avg. 20" tall)
Lemon yellow daisy-like flowers glow against the deep green
foliage of this spreading groundcover. Blooms May - June.
(Avg. 2-4" tall)
Zone 4
70633
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Perennials
COREOPSIS rosea ‘American Dream’
Perennials
Zone 6
71277
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DIANTHUS ‘First Love’
FROSTY FIRE CHEDDAR PINK
Fringed, white flowers fade to deep rose with age on this
upright dianthus. Blooms May - August.
(Avg. 15-20" tall)
Vivid scarlet red double flowers with occassional spots of
white cover a mat of blue-gray foliage. Blooms May - June.
(Avg. 6" tall)
Perennials
Zone 4
Zone 3
71249
71250
DIANTHUS gratianopolitanus ‘Fire Witch’
DICENTRA ‘King of Hearts’
FIRE WITCH CHEDDAR PINK
KING OF HEARTS BLEEDING HEART
Fringed magenta flowers cover a mat of blue-green foliage.
Rebloom if old blooms removed. Blooms May - June.
(Avg. 6" tall)
Stems of rose heart shaped flowers rise above finely cut
grayish green fern-like foliage. Blooms April - September.
(Avg. 10" tall)
Zone 2
Zone 3
71248
71256
DIANTHUS gratianopolitanus ‘Tiny Rubies’
DICENTRA spectabilis
TINY RUBIES CHEDDAR PINK
BLEEDING HEART
Low growing plant with double rose red flowers over mats
of gray-green foliage. Blooms May - June.
(Avg. 6" tall)
Deep pink and white heart shaped flowers stem from finely
cut green foliage. Blooms April - July.
(Avg. 12" tall)
Zone 3
Zone 2
71252
71270
DIANTHUS ‘Shooting Star’ (PP# 14549)
DICENTRA spectabilis ‘Alba’
SHOOTING STAR CHEDDAR PINK
WHITE BLEEDING HEART
Low growing plant with magenta purple flowers over bluegreen foliage. Blooms May-June. Rebloom after deadheading.
(Avg. 6" tall)
Stems of white heart shaped flowers rise above finely cut
bright green foliage. Blooms April - July.
(Avg. 12" tall)
Zone 5
71257
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DIANTHUS × allwoodii ‘Frosty Fire’
FIRST LOVE CHEDDAR PINK
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ECHINACEA purpurea ‘Magnus’
Perennials
FERN: ATHYRIUM nipponicum ‘Pictum’
PURPLE CONEFLOWER
JAPANESE PAINTED FERN
Rosey purple daisy-like ray flowers with brownish cones on
upright stems with large green leaves. Blooms July - August.
(Avg. 12" tall)
Fine textured fern with green leaves accented with silvergray. New growth is flushed with red.
(Avg. 12-18" tall)
Zone 3
Zone 4
71300
70086
ECHINACEA purpurea ‘White Swan’
FERN: CYRTOMIUM falcatum ‘Rochfordianum’
WHITE CONEFLOWER
HOLLY FERN
White daisy-like ray flowers with brownish central cones on
upright stems with large green leaves. Blooms July - August.
(Avg. 12" tall)
Evergreen fern with stiff, erect dark green fronds of hollylike shiny leaflets with coarsely fringed margins.
(Avg. 24-36" tall)
Zone 4
Zone 3
71310
70655
ECHINACEA Big Sky™ ‘Sunrise’ (PPAF)
FERN: DRYOPTERIS erythrosora
SUNRISE CONEFLOWER
AUTUMN FERN
Yellow daisy-like ray flowers with brownish cones on upright
stems with large green leaves. Blooms June - September.
(Avg. 30-36" tall)
Medium textured fern with copper-pink new growth changing to bronze-green then to deep green with maturity.
(Avg. 18-24" tall)
Zone 4
Zone 4
E
71315
71290
ECHINACEA Big Sky™ ‘Sundown’ (PPAF)
GAILLARDIA grandiflora ‘Burgundy’
SUNDOWN CONEFLOWER
BURGUNDY BLANKETFLOWER
Large bright orange daisy-like flowers with brownish cones on
upright stems with green leaves. Blooms July - September.
(Avg. 30-36" tall)
Rich, wine red ray flowers on erect stems with long, narrow gray-green foliage. Blooms June - July.
Zone 4
71320
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Perennials
Zone 3
71375
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GAILLARDIA grandiflora ‘Goblin’
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Perennials
BROOKSIDE GERANIUM
Red ray flowers with bold yellow margins on erect stems with
long, narrow gray-green foliage. Blooms June - July.
Sapphire blue cup-shaped flowers over dense clumps of bright
green deeply cut serrated foliage. Blooms June - September.
(Avg. 12-18" tall)
Zone 3
Zone 4
71380
71450
GAILLARDIA grandiflora ‘The Sun’
GERANIUM sanguineum ‘Max Frei’
THE SUN BLANKETFLOWER
MAX FREI GERANIUM
Golden yellow ray flowers on erect stems with long, narrow
gray-green foliage. Blooms June - July.
Rose pink cup-shaped flowers over neat, tight mounds of
deeply cut serrated foliage. Blooms June - September.
(Avg. 15" tall)
Zone 3
Zone 4
71385
71470
GAURA lindheimeri ‘Siskiyou Pink’
GERANIUM sanguineum ‘New Hampshire Purple’
PINK GAURA
NEW HAMPSHIRE PURPLE GERANIUM
Wine red buds open to rose pink flowers on long wand-like
stems over reddish green foliage. Blooms May - July.
(Avg. 24" tall)
Deep purple-pink cup-shaped flowers over tight mounds of
deeply cut serrated foliage. Blooms June - September.
(Avg. 15" tall)
Zone 6
Zone 4
71390
71475
GAURA lindheimeri ‘Whirling Butterflies’
HELLEBORUS × hybridus ‘Royal Heritage’
WHITE GAURA
ROYAL HERITAGE HELLEBORUS
Bright white flowers on willow-like stems over a clump of
green foliage. Blooms May - July.
(Avg. 24" tall)
Saucer-shaped flowers in tones of reds, purples, pinks, and
whites on green evergreen foliage. Blooms February - April.
(Avg. 18" tall)
Zone 6
71395
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GERANIUM ‘Brookside’
GOBLIN BLANKETFLOWER
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HOSTA fortunei ‘Aureo-marginata’
AMETHYST MYST CORAL BELLS
YELLOW EDGE HOSTA
Maple shaped, amethyst colored foliage with a silver haze
and sprays of tiny pink flowers. Blooms May - June.
(Avg. 24" tall)
Medium sized hosta with dark green heart-shaped leaves with
yellow margins and lavender flowers in mid-summer.
(Avg. 1 1/2' tall X 2 1/2' wide)
Zone 4
Zone 3
71535
71700
HEUCHERA micrantha ‘Palace Purple’
HOSTA fortunei ‘Patriot’
PALACE PURPLE CORAL BELLS
PATRIOT HOSTA
Greenish purple to dark purple ivy shaped foliage with
sprays of tiny white flowers. Blooms May - June.
(Avg. 18" tall)
Medium sized hosta with dark green heart-shaped leaves with
bright white margins and lavender flowers in late summer.
“1997 Hosta of the Year”
Zone 4
Zone 3
71560
71630
HOSTA ‘Big Daddy’
HOSTA ‘Francee’
BIG DADDY HOSTA
FRANCEE HOSTA
Large hosta with cup shaped, puckered, deep blue-green
leaves and white flowers appearing in early summer.
Medium large hosta with forest green heart-shaped leaves
with narrow white margins and lavender flowers in mid-summer. (Avg. 2' tall X 4' wide)
Zone 3
Zone 3
H
71600
71615
HOSTA ‘Blue Cadet’
HOSTA ‘Gold Standard’
BLUE CADET HOSTA
GOLD STANDARD HOSTA
Dwarf to small hosta with blue green heart-shaped leaves and
pale lavender flowers in mid-summer.
(Avg. 1 1/2' tall X 1 1/2' wide)
Medium large hosta with light green leaves turning golden
with a dark green edge and lavender flowers in summer.
Zone 3
71610
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HEUCHERA ‘Amethyst Myst’
Perennials
Zone 3
71618
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HOSTA ‘Paul’s Glory’
SILVER EDGE HOSTA
Medium sized hosta with golden heart-shaped leaves with
green margins and pale lavender flowers in mid-summer.
Medium sized hosta with dark green leaves edged with broad
bands of white and lavender flowers in mid-summer.
Perennials
Zone 3
Zone 3
71640
71660
HOSTA ‘Pizzazz’
HOSTA undulata ‘Medio-variegata’
PIZZAZZ HOSTA
VARIEGATED HOSTA
Large hosta with frosty blue heart-shaped leaves with creamy
white margins and fragrant white flowers in late summer.
Medium sized hosta with wavy leaves having white centers and
green margins and pale purple flowers in mid-summer.
Zone 3
Zone 3
71645
71680
HOSTA ‘Sagae’
HOSTA ventricosa
SAGAE HOSTA
GREEN HOSTA
Medium hosta with wavy chartreuse leaves with blue veins and
creamy yellow margins and pale lavender flowers in summer.
Medium large hosta with wavy, heart-shaped, glossy, dark
green leaves and violet blue flowers in summer.
Zone 3
Zone 3
71655
71620
HOSTA ‘So Sweet’
HOSTA ‘Whirlwind’
SO SWEET HOSTA
WHIRLWIND HOSTA
Small hosta with glossy green leaves with gold edges turning
white, and white with lavender striped flowers in mid-summer.
Medium large hosta with leaves having creamy white centers
and dark green margins and lavender flowers in summer.
(Avg. 1 1/2' tall X 2 1/2' wide)
Zone 3
71670
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HOSTA undulata ‘Albo-marginata’
PAUL’S GLORY HOSTA
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LEUCANTHEMUM × superbum ‘Becky’
HIDCOTE ENGLISH LAVENDER
BECKY SHASTA DAISY
Upright evergreen perennial with aromatic silver-gray foliage
and fragrant deep purple flower spikes. Blooms June - July.
(Avg. 20" tall)
Strong, upright perennial with big, single white flowers with
bright golden centers. Blooms June - July.
(Avg. 30-36" tall)
Zone 5
Zone 3
72060
70312
LAVANDULA angustifolia ‘Hidcote Pink’
LEUCANTHEMUM × superbum ‘Crazy Daisy’
HIDCOTE PINK ENGLISH LAVENDER
CRAZY DAISY SHASTA DAISY
Upright evergreen perennial with aromatic silver-gray foliage
and fragrant pale pink flower spikes. Blooms June - August.
(Avg. 15" tall)
Hardy perennial with fully double fluffy white flowers and
bright golden centers. Blooms June - July.
(Avg. 24-30" tall)
Zone 5
Zone 5
72061
70320
LAVANDULA angustifolia ‘Munstead’
MALEPHORA crocea ‘Tequila Sunrise’
MUNSTEAD ENGLISH LAVENDER
RED HARDY ICE PLANT
Compact upright evergreen perennial with aromatic silver-gray
foliage and fragrant lilac flower spikes. Blooms June - July.
(Avg. 12" tall)
Rosy orange starburst flowers with yellow centers cover this
rapidly spreading groundcover. Blooms May - August.
(Avg. 4" tall)
Zone 5
Zone 5
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72070
72425
LAVANDULA × intermedia ‘Grosso’
MONARDA didyma ‘Marshall’s Delight’
GROSSO LAVANDIN
MARSHALL’S DELIGHT BEEBALM
Upright evergreen perennial with aromatic gray-green foliage
and long fragrant violet flower spikes. Blooms July - August.
(Avg. 24" tall)
Large variety with large heads of rich pink tubular flowers on
upright stems. Fragrant foliage. Blooms June - September.
(Avg. 36" tall)
Zone 5
72058
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Perennials
LAVANDULA angustifolia ‘Hidcote’
Perennials
Zone 4
72560
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MONARDA didyma ‘Prairie Night’
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Perennials
KARL ROSENFELD PEONY
Large heads of rich royal purple tubular flowers on upright
stems. Fragrant foliage. Blooms June - September.
(Avg. 36" tall)
Double crimson red flowers rise above reddish spring foliage
that turns deep green in summer. Blooms in mid to late spring.
(Avg. 36" tall)
Zone 4
Zone 2
72570
72700
MONARDA didyma ‘Raspberry Wine’
PAEONIA ‘Monsieur Jules Elie’
RASPBERRY WINE BEEBALM
MONSIEUR JULES ELIE PEONY
Large variety with large heads of wine red tubular flowers on
upright stems. Fragrant foliage. Blooms June - September.
(Avg. 36" tall)
Large, double pink flowers rise above mounds of reddish
spring foliage turning green in summer. Blooms in mid-spring.
(Avg. 24-30" tall)
Zone 4
Zone 3
72575
72707
MYOSOTIS sylvatica ‘Rosylva’
PAEONIA ‘Shirley Temple’
ROSYLVA FORGET-ME-NOT
SHIRLEY TEMPLE PEONY
Loose array of small radiant pink flowers appear above thick,
compact green foliage. Blooms May - June.
(Avg. 8" tall)
Double blush flowers fading to white rise above reddish
spring foliage turning green in summer. Blooms in mid-spring.
(Avg. 36" tall)
Zone 4
Zone 2
72580
72720
PAEONIA ‘Bunker Hill’
PENSTEMON × mexicali ‘Pikes Peak Purple’
BUNKER HILL PEONY
PIKES PEAK PURPLE BEARDTONGUE
Double cherry red flowers rise above reddish spring foliage
turning deep green in summer. Blooms mid to late spring.
(Avg. 36" tall)
Upright semi-evergreen with violet purple foxglove-like
flowers with white throats. Blooms late July to October.
(Avg. 36-48" tall)
Zone 2
72701
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PAEONIA ‘Karl Rosenfeld’
PRAIRIE NIGHT BEEBALM
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PENSTEMON × mexicali ‘Red Rocks’
PHLOX subulata ‘Nice N White’
(Creeping Variety)
RED ROCKS BEARDTONGUE
WHITE CREEPING PHLOX
Upright semi-evergreen with bright cherry red foxglove-like
flowers with white throats. Blooms late July to October.
(Avg. 36-48" tall)
Masses of starry bright white flowers cover this compact, low
growing semi-evergreen groundcover. Blooms April - May.
(Avg. 6" tall)
Zone 7
Zone 3
72615
72835
PEROVSKIA atriplicifolia
PHLOX subulata ‘Pink with Red Eye’
RUSSIAN SAGE
PINK WITH RED EYE CREEPING PHLOX
Open perennial with small, finely cut silvery foliage and
spires of lavender-blue flowers. Blooms July - September.
(Avg. 36" tall)
Masses of starry soft pink flowers with red centers cover this
compact semi-evergreen groundcover. Blooms April - May.
(Avg. 6" tall)
Zone 3
Zone 5
72780
72845
PHLOX subulata ‘Emerald Blue’
PLATYCODON grandiflorus ‘Sentimental Blue’
(Creeping Variety)
EMERALD BLUE CREEPING PHLOX
SENTIMENTAL BLUE BALLOON FLOWER
Masses of starry lavender flowers cover this compact, low
(Avg. 6" tall)
Purple-blue balloon-shaped buds open to cup-shaped flowers
over compact blue green foliage. Blooms July - August.
(Avg. 18" tall)
Zone 3
72800
Zone 3
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72910
PHLOX subulata ‘Martin’s Red #2’
ROSMARINUS officinalis ‘Arp’
(Creeping Variety)
MARTIN’S RED CREEPING PHLOX
ARP ROSEMARY
Masses of starry deep red flowers cover this compact, low
(Avg. 6" tall)
Upright evergreen with leathery gray-green leaves and clear
blue flowers along the stems. Blooms in spring and fall.
Zone 3
72830
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Perennials
(Creeping Variety)
Zone 7
73130
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ROSMARINUS officinalis ‘Irene’ (PP# 9124)
SALVIA nemerosa ‘May Night’
IRENE ROSEMARY
MAY NIGHT PERENNIAL SALVIA
Spreading evergreen with leathery gray-green leaves and deep
blue flowers along the stems. Blooms in spring and fall.
Deep purple spikes of flowers rise above mound of aromatic
(Avg. 18" tall)
Perennials
Zone 7
Zone 3
73060
RUDBECKIA fulgida ‘Goldsturm’
SALVIA nemerosa ‘Rosenwein’
BLACK-EYED SUSAN
ROSENWINE PERENNIAL SALVIA
Long blooming, bright golden daisy-like flowers with black
centers carried on upright stems. Blooms July - September.
(Avg. 24" tall)
Rose pink spikes of flowers rise above a mound of aromatic
(Avg. 18" tall)
Zone 4
Zone 3
73000
73065
SALVIA leucantha ‘Santa Barbara’ (PP# 12949)
SALVIA nemerosa ‘Snow Hill’
SANTA BARBARA MEXICAN BUSH SAGE
SNOW HILL PERENNIAL SALVIA
Rose-lavender flowers rise above mounds of upright stems
with aromatic green foliage. Blooms July - October.
(Avg. 36" tall)
Snowy white spikes of flowers rise above a mound of aromatic green foliage. Blooms June - September.
(Avg. 18" tall)
Zone 7
Zone 3
73073
73075
SALVIA nemerosa ‘Blue Hill’
SANTOLINA chamaecyparissus ‘Lemon Queen’
BLUE HILL PERENNIAL SALVIA
LEMON QUEEN LAVENDAR COTTON
Sky blue spikes of flowers rise above a mound of aromatic
gray-green foliage. Blooms June - September.
(Avg. 18" tall)
Compact perennial with creamy lemon yellow flowers above
silvery green soft foliage. Blooms July - August.
(Avg. 24" tall)
Zone 3
73095
73050
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73120
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SCABIOSA columbaria ‘Butterfly Blue’
Perennials
SEDUM rupestre ‘Angelina’ (PPAF)
BUTTERFLY BLUE PINCUSHION FLOWER
ANGELINA SEDUM
Profuse lavender blue pincushion flower heads extend above
compact, mounded green foliage. Blooms May - October.
Low growing semi-evergreen groundcover with needle-like
golden yellow foliage. Yellow flowers blooms June - August.
(Avg. 3-6" tall)
Zone 3
Zone 3
73100
73151
SCABIOSA columbaria ‘Pink Mist’ (PP# 8957)
SEDUM spurium ‘Fuldaglow’
PINK MIST PINCUSHION FLOWER
FULDAGLOW CREEPING SEDUM
Profuse lavender-pink pincushion flower heads extend above
compact, mounded green foliage. Blooms April - October.
Semi-evergreen groundcover with bronze foliage, turning dark
red in fall. Pinkish red flowers blooms June - August.
(Avg. 6" tall)
Zone 3
Zone 3
73110
73155
SEDUM ‘Autumn Joy’
SEDUM spurium ‘Tricolor’
AUTUMN JOY SEDUM
VARIEGATED CREEPING SEDUM
Green flower heads, turn to deep rose in fall, above upright
thick bright green foliage. Blooms August - October.
(Avg. 24" tall)
Semi-evergreen groundcover with variegated leaves of green,
cream and pink. Pink flowers blooms July - September.
(Avg. 6" tall)
Zone 3
Zone 3
S
73150
73160
SEDUM ‘Frosty Morn’
SEDUM ‘Vera Jameson’
FROSTY MORN SEDUM
VERA JAMESON SEDUM
Pale pink flower heads above thick upright creamy edged
green foliage. Blooms August - October.
(Avg. 18-24" tall)
Blue-green leaves that turn red in fall on thick purple arching
stems with pink flowers. Blooms July - September.
(Avg. 12" tall)
Zone 3
73153
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Perennials
Zone 3
73170
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STACHYS byzantina ‘Helene von Stein’
Perennials
VERONICA spicata ‘Red Fox’
HELENE VON STEIN LAMB’S EAR
RED FOX SPEEDWELL
Groundcover with mounds of large, velvety, soft-to-thetouch, silvery white leaves with a few lavender flower spikes.
(Avg. 18" tall)
Upright perennial with rose pink spikes of flowers rise above
low, compact glossy green foliage. Blooms June - August.
(Avg. 15" tall)
Zone 4
73250
73350
VERBENA canadensis ‘Homestead Purple’
VERONICA × ‘Sunny Border Blue’
HOMESTEAD PURPLE VERBENA
SUNNY BORDER BLUE SPEEDWELL
Vigorous spreading groundcover with deep green foliage and
upright heads of purple flowers. Blooms May - October.
(Avg. 8" tall)
Upright perennial with thick deep blue spikes of flowers
above large deep green foliage. Blooms May - October.
(Avg. 18" tall)
Zone 6
73360
73300
Perennials
VERONICA spicata ‘Icicle’
S
ICICLE SPEEDWELL
Upright perennial with pure white spikes of flowers carried
above dark green foliage. Blooms May - July.
(Avg. 20" tall)
Zone 3
73355
VERONICA spicata ‘Minuet’
MINUET SPEEDWELL
Upright perennial with pink spikes of flowers rise above low,
compact glossy green foliage. Blooms June - August.
(Avg. 15" tall)
Zone 3
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Ornamental Grasses
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CAREX comans ‘Bronco’
CORTADERIA selloana ‘Pumila’
BRONCO CAREX GRASS
DWARF PAMPAS GRASS
Clump forming evergreen grass with long, thin arching
bronze colored foliage and bronze plumes in summer.
Dwarf mounding perennial grass with long narrow serrated
leaves. Soft silver-white plumes in late summer and fall.
Zone 7
Zone 7
73505
73540
CAREX dolchostachya ‘Kaga Nishiki’
CORTADERIA selloana ‘Rosea’
KAGA NISHIKI CAREX GRASS
PINK PAMPAS GRASS
Semi-evergreen dense clump forming grass with narrow, bright
green leaves edged with yellow arching upward and outward.
(Avg. 6-12" tall X 12-18' wide)
Large clump forming perennial grass with long narrow serrated
leaves. Large, soft pink plumes in late summer and early fall.
Zone 5
Zone 7
73502
73785
CAREX oshimensis ‘Evergold’
FESTUCA glauca ‘Boulder Blue’
EVERGOLD CAREX GRASS
BOULDER BLUE FESCUE
Evergreen mound forming grass. Blades are green w/ golden
stripes along the margin.
Compact, clumping evergreen grass with metallic-blue foliage
and cream colored blooms in summer. Salt tolerant.
Zone 5
Zone 7
Grasses
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CORTADERIA selloana
FESTUCA glauca ‘Elijah Blue’
PAMPAS GRASS
ELIJAH BLUE FESCUE
Large clump forming perennial grass with long narrow serrated
leaves. Large, soft silver-white plumes in late summer and fall.
Dense, clumping evergreen grass with fine silvery blue-green
foliage and cream colored blooms in summer. Salt tolerant.
Zone 7
73775
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Grasses
Ornamental Grasses
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IMPERATA cylindrica ‘Red Baron’
MISCANTHUS sinensis ‘Little Zebra’ (PP# 13008)
JAPANESE BLOOD GRASS
LITTLE ZEBRA GRASS
Low clump forming grass with bright red coloration in leaves
in early summer through late fall.
Compact, upright clumps of deciduous green foliage with
yellow horizontal bands and wine-purple plumes in August.
Zone 5
Zone 5
73580
73820
LIRIOPE muscari ‘Big Blue’
MISCANTHUS sinensis ‘Silberpfeil’
BIG BLUE LIRIOPE
SILVER ARROW GRASS
Evergreen perennial with wide deep green grass-like leaves,
lavender flower spikes in summer and blue berries in fall.
(Avg. 18" tall)
Upright clumps of deciduous dark green and creamy white
striped blades with silver-white plumes appearing in August.
Zone 6
Zone 5
73625
73588
LIRIOPE muscari ‘Variegata’
MISCANTHUS sinensis ‘Strictus’
VARIEGATED LIRIOPE
PORCUPINE GRASS
Evergreen perennial with wide green grass-like leaves with
cream to gold margins and lilac flower spikes in summer.
(Avg. 18" tall)
Narrow clumps of stiff vertical leaves with bands of yellow
horizontal variegation and silver-white plumes appearing in fall.
Zone 6
Zone 5
73700
73595
MISCANTHUS sinensis ‘Gracillimus’
MUHLENBERGIA capillaris
MAIDEN GRASS
PINK HAIR GRASS
Clump forming, fine textured silver-green grass turning bronze
after frost, with coppery colored plumes in late fall.
Drought tolerant grass with thin, dark green cylindrical leaves
and a haze of rosy pink hair-like flower panicles in fall.
Zone 5
73590
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Ornamental Grasses
P
MUHLENBERGIA capillaris ‘White Cloud’
PENNISETUM setaceum ‘Rubrum’
WHITE CLOUD MUHLY GRASS
PURPLE FOUNTAIN GRASS
Drought tolerant grass with thin, blue green cylindrical leaves
and a haze of airy white hair-like flower panicles in fall.
Clump forming grass with rich burgundy leaves and reddishpurple plumes in late summer through fall. Not cold hardy.
Zone 6
Zone 9
73825
73690
PENNISETUM alopecuroides ‘Cassian’
SACCHARUM ravennae
CASSIAN FOUNTAIN GRASS
NORTHERN PAMPAS GRASS
Deciduous, clump forming grass with green leaves turning
golden in fall and light brown flower plumes appear in August.
Clump forming grass with arching green leaves and tall upright
silvery-white plumes appearing in early fall. Cold Hardy.
Zone 4
Zone 6
73680
73560
PENNISETUM alopecuroides ‘Hameln’
SCHIZACHYRIUM scoparium ‘The Blues’
HAMELN DWARF FOUNTAIN GRASS
LITTLE BLUESTEM GRASS
Deciduous, clumping grass with fine green leaves turning
golden yellow in fall and tan flower plumes appear in August.
Clump forming grass with intensely blue upright foliage that
changes to bright burgundy with burgundy plumes in the fall.
Zone 4
Zone 4
Grasses
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73649
PENNISETUM alopecuroides ‘Little Bunny’
SPOROBOLUS heterolepis ‘Prairie Dropseed’
LITTLE BUNNY FOUNTAIN GRASS
PRAIRIE DROPSEED GRASS
Miniture, clump forming grass with dark green leaves that turn
golden yellow in fall and tan flower plumes appear in August.
Clump forming grass with thin emerald green leaves changing to burnt orange with seed heads forming in late summer.
Zone 4
73548
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Lilies
Lilies
HEMEROCALLIS hybrids
CANNA × generalis
CANNA LILIES
DAYLILIES
Summer blooming, exotic looking, tender perennial with broad leaves and tall rigid stalks
displaying showy flower heads.
Zone 8
Summer blooming perennial with showy blooms on tall stalks rising above large clumps
of bright grass-like leaves.
Zone 3
‘Bengal Tiger’ (Pretoria)
‘Rose Futurity’
‘Anzac’
‘Little Grapette’
Salmon orange, striped leaves
(Avg. 60” tall)
Rose red, bronze leaves
(Avg. 30” tall)
Blooms in mid July
(Avg. 28” tall) R Blooms in late June to July
(Avg. 12” tall) R
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70230
71000
71160
‘Crimson Beauty’
‘Tropicanna®’
‘Baja’
‘Mary Todd’
Bright crimson red
(Avg. 36” tall)
Orange red, red striped leaves
(Avg. 48” tall)
Blooms in late June to July
(Avg. 26” tall) R
Blooms in late June
(Avg. 26” tall) R 70200
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71020
71173
‘Jamboree Yellow’
‘Tropicanna® Gold’
‘Fairy Tale Pink’
‘Prairie Blue Eyes’
Gold with orange speckles
(Avg. 36” tall)
Golden orange, striped leaves
(Avg. 48” tall)
Blooms in mid July
(Avg. 12” tall) R
(Avg. 28” tall) R
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70239
71070
71190
‘Lucifer’
‘Wyoming’
‘Green Flutter’
‘Stella D Oro’
Red with golden yellow edges
(Avg. 24” tall)
Deep orange, purplish leaves
(Avg. 36-48” tall)
Blooms in late June
(Avg. 15” tall) R 70202
70240
71110
71220
‘President’
‘Yellow Futurity’
‘Happy Returns’
‘Ruby Stella’
Red edged with yellow
(Avg. 36” tall)
Bright yellow
(Avg. 30” tall)
Blooms in mid July
(Avg. 12” tall) R
Blooms in mid July to August
(Avg. 16” tall) R 70215
70245
71125
71211
‘Hyperion’
‘Stella Supreme’
Blooms in August
(Avg. 26” tall) R
Blooms in mid July to August
(Avg. 28” tall) R 71140
71221
‘Ice Carnival’
‘Strawberry Candy’
Blooms in mid July
(Avg. 26” tall) R
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71215
ZANTEDESCHIA aethiopica
CALLA LILIES
Tender perennial with glossy green heart-shaped leaves and large upright elegant flower
spathes blooming July through August.
Zone 8
‘Albo Maculata’
‘Neon Armour’
Creamy white, speckled leaves
(Avg. 10-16” tall)
Hot pink, solid leaves
(Avg. 10-16” tall)
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70118
‘Flame’
‘Sunshine’
Red & yellow, speckled leaves
(Avg. 16-24” tall)
Yellow, speckled leaves
(Avg. 16-24” tall)
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70119
‘Lavender Blush’
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Irises
IRIS germanica
MINIATURE BEARED IRIS
Showy, flowering perennial with three ruffled upper petals “standards” and three soft, hairy
downward petals “falls” held erect above dark green sword-like foliage.
Zone 3
Dwarf, showy, flowering perennial with three ruffled upper petals “standards” and three
soft, hairy downward petals “falls” held erect above dark green sword-like foliage.
Zone 3
‘Batik’
‘Dusky Challenger’
‘Candy Apple’
‘Open Sky’
Blooms late spring
(Avg. 35” tall)
Blooms late spring
(Avg. 39” tall)
Blooms mid spring
(Avg. 12” tall)
Blooms mid spring
(Avg. 11” tall)
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71885
71880
71944
‘Beverly Sills’
‘Harvest of Memories’
‘Mister Roberts’
‘Petite Polka’
Blooms late spring
(Avg. 35” tall)
Blooms late spring
(Avg. 38” tall) R
Blooms mid spring
(Avg. 12” tall)
Blooms mid spring
(Avg. 9” tall)
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71892
71942
71960
‘Bountiful Harvest’
‘Immortality’
Blooms mid-spring & summer
(Avg. 32” tall) R
Blooms late spring & summer
(Avg. 28” tall) R
IRIS pallida
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71895
VARIEGATED IRIS
‘Champagne Elegance’
‘Spin-off’
Blooms mid spring & summer
(Avg. 36” tall) R
Blooms mid to late spring
(Avg. 32” tall) R
Clump forming flowering perennial with three ruffled upper petals “standards” and three
soft, hairy downward petals “falls” held erect above variegated dark green foliage.
Zone 3
71877
71995
‘Clarence’
‘Stellar Lights’
Blooms late spring
(Avg. 38” tall) R
Blooms late spring to summer
(Avg. 38” tall) R
71878
72005
‘Albo Variegata’
‘Aureo Variegata’
Blooms early summer
(Avg. 24” tall)
Blooms late spring
(Avg. 24” tall)
71950
71900
Irises
IRIS germanica
TALL BEARDED IRIS
IRIS sibirica
SIBERIAN IRIS
Clump forming flowering perennial with three ruffled upper petals “standards” and three
soft, hairy downward petals “falls” held erect above dark green sword-like foliage.
Zone 2
‘Butter & Sugar’
‘Sparkling Rose’
Blooms early summer
(Avg. 28” tall)
Blooms late spring
(Avg. 28” tall)
71874
72015
‘Caesar’s Brother’
Blooms late spring
(Avg. 36” tall)
R - Repeat Bloomer
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Tender
Perennials
Tender Perennials
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AGAPANTHUS africanus ‘Ellamae’ (PP# 7297)
BRUGMANSIA hybrid
ELLAMAE AFRICAN LILY
YELLOW ANGEL’S TRUMPETS
Loose flower head of dark violet blue tubular flowers on tall
stalks of green strap-like foliage. Blooms August-September.
(Avg. 36" tall)
Fanciful tree with serrated leaves and large fluted yellow
flowers hang down from branches. Blooms summer to frost.
(Avg. 4-6' tall)
Zone 7
Zone 8
70026
70095
AGAPANTHUS africanus ‘Peter Pan’
COLOCASIA esculenta
PETER PAN AFRICAN LILY
ELEPHANT EARS
Loose flower head of deep blue tubular flowers carried on
dwarf stalks of green strap-like foliage. Blooms June-July.
(Avg. 12" tall)
Vase shaped plant with large stems arising from the base and
terminating in large green elephant-ear-like leaves.
(Avg. 60" tall)
Zone 8
Zone 9
70023
70600
AGAPANTHUS africanus ‘Sea Foam’
COLOCASIA esculenta ‘Black Magic’
SEA FOAM AFRICAN LILY
BLACK MAGIC ELEPHANT EARS
Loose flower head of white tubular flowers carried on tall stalks
of green strap-like foliage. Blooms August-September.
(Avg. 12" tall)
Vase shaped plant with large stems arising from the base and
terminating in large blackish green long heart shaped leaves.
(Avg. 30" tall)
Zone 8
Zone 7
70027
70605
BRUGMANSIA hybrid
COLOCASIA ‘Illustris’
PEACH ANGEL’S TRUMPETS
ILLUSTRIS ELEPHANT EARS
Fanciful tree with serrated leaves and large fluted peach
flowers hang down from branches. Blooms summer to frost.
(Avg. 4-6' tall)
Vase shaped plant with very large, heart-shaped leaves of
bright green with dark purple shading and violet stalks.
(Avg. 48" tall)
Zone 8
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DAHLIA ‘Aspen’
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DAHLIA ‘Park Princess’
ASPEN DAHLIA
PARK PRINCESS DAHLIA
White decorative flowers held upright above serrated dark
green foliage on thick stems. Blooms early summer to frost.
(Avg. 24" tall)
Pink semi-cactus flowers held upright above serrated dark
(Avg. 24" tall)
Zone 8
Zone 8
70665
70705
DAHLIA ‘Berliner Kleener’
DAHLIA ‘Purple Gem’
BERLINER KLEENER DAHLIA
PURPLE GEM DAHLIA
Salmon-rose decorative flowers held upright above serrated
bronze foliage on thick stems. Blooms early summer to frost.
(Avg. 24" tall)
Purple semi-cactus flowers held upright above serrated green
foliage on thick stems. Blooms early summer to frost.
(Avg. 24" tall)
Zone 8
Zone 8
70690
70715
DAHLIA ‘Ellen Houston’
DAHLIA ‘Red Pigmy’
ELLEN HOUSTON DAHLIA
RED PIGMY DAHLIA
Apple red decorative flowers held upright above serrated
bronze foliage on thick stems. Blooms early summer to frost.
(Avg. 24" tall)
Red semi-cactus flowers held upright above serrated dark
(Avg. 20" tall)
Zone 8
70720
DAHLIA ‘Fascination’
DAHLIA ‘Sunny Glow’
FASCINATION DAHLIA
SUNNY GLOW DAHLIA
Deep purple peony-like flowers held upright above purplebronze foliage on thick stems. Blooms early summer to frost.
(Avg. 24" tall)
Sunny yellow decorative flowers cover dark emerald green
foliage below. Blooms early summer to frost.
(Avg. 20" tall)
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Zone 8
Tender
Perennials
Tender Perennials
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Perennials
Tender Perennials
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EVOLVULUS glomeratus ‘Blue Daze’
LANTANA camara ‘Marc Cathy’
BLUE DAZE EVOLVULUS
MARC CATHY LANTANA
Small, spreading plant with silvery-green foliage with single
clear blue flowers. Blooms April-September.
White and yellow flower heads above upright creeping stems
of dark green foliage. Blooms late spring to first frost.
Zone 9
Zone 9
71350
72047
LANTANA camara ‘Anne Marie’ (PP# 11310)
LANTANA camara ‘Miss Huff’
ANNE MARIE LANTANA
MISS HUFF LANTANA
Orange, pink and yellow flower heads above upright creeping
stems of dark green foliage. Blooms late spring to first frost.
Orange, yellow and sometimes lavender flower heads above upright stems of dark green foliage. Blooms late spring to frost.
Zone 9
Zone 9
72048
72052
LANTANA camara ‘Confetti’
LANTANA camara ‘New Gold’
CONFETTI LANTANA
NEW GOLD LANTANA
Orange, yellow and pink flower heads above upright creeping
stems of dark green foliage. Blooms late spring to first frost.
Yellow and gold flower heads above trailing stems of dark
green foliage. Blooms late spring to first frost.
Zone 9
Zone 9
72040
72030
LANTANA camara ‘Dallas Red’
LANTANA camara ‘Pony’ (PPAF)
DALLAS RED LANTANA
PATRIOT™ PONY RED LANTANA
Red and orange flower heads above upright creeping stems
Yellow flowers heads quickly maturing to royal red above
mounds of dark green foliage. Blooms late spring to frost.
Zone 9
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Tender Perennials
RUELLIA brittoniana ‘Purple Shower’
RADIATION LANTANA
PURPLE SHOWER MEXICAN PETUNIA
Orange and gold flower heads above upright creeping stems
Trumpet shaped purple flowers on narrow elongated dark
green foliage. Blooms throughout summer.
Zone 9
72049
63239
LANTANA ‘Lavender’
LAVENDER LANTANA
Lavender and white flower heads above upright creeping stems
Zone 8
Tender
Perennials
LANTANA camara ‘Radiation’
Zone 9
L
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MANDEVILLA ‘Alice Du Pont’
ALICE DU PONT MANDEVILLA
Pink trumpet-shaped flowers and green foliage grace this warm
climate evergreen climbing vine. Blooms summer to first frost.
(Avg. climbing to 12' tall)
Zone 9
72450
MELAMPODIUM × amabilis ‘Showstar’
(Annual)
SHOWSTAR MELAMPODIUM
Yellow star-shaped flower masses cover this compact annual
with bright green leaves in summer.
(Avg. 18-20" tall)
Zone 9
72500
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Annuals
Spring & Summer Annuals
Fall Annuals
AGERATUM
GERBERA DAISY
Hawaii
Festival
Belgium, Garden
ARGYRANTHEMUM
IMPATIENS
ORNAMENTAL CABBAGE
Accent
Oasaka
BEGONIA
MARIGOLD
ORNAMENTAL KALE
Cocktail & Ambassador
Little Hero
Nagoya
BIDENS
NEW WAVE PETUNIA
CALIBRACHOA
PETUNIA
Superbells
Celebrity
COLEUS
SALVIA
PANSY
Sun loving & shade loving
Vista
Crystal Bowl, Delta, Happy Face, Imperial,
Majestic Giant, Maxim, & Sky
DIANTHUS
SURFINIA
SNAPDRAGON
Fall/Winter Annuals
Telstar & Super Parfait
DUSTY MILLER
CHRYSANTHEMUM
Sonnett & Liberty
SWEET POTATO VINE
VIOLA
Sorbet Babyface
GERANIUM
VINCA
Rocky Mountain
Cooler & Pacifica
~ Color Specialty Lists Available Upon Request ~
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Ornamental & Shade Trees
ACER × freemanii ‘Jeffersred’ (PP# 4864)
ACER rubrum ‘Brandywine’
AUTUMN BLAZE® MAPLE
BRANDYWINE MAPLE
Broadly oval shape tree with upright branching and medium
green foliage. Brilliant, long lasting orange-red fall color.
Medium columnar tree with medium green foliage turning
brilliant purple red in fall.
Zone 3
Zone 4
80000
80090
ACER palmatum (Multiple Cultivars)
ACER rubrum ‘October Glory’
ASSORTED JAPANESE MAPLES
OCTOBER GLORY® MAPLE
Generally rounded to broad-rounded tree with green or
burgundy leaves then becoming yellow, orange or red in fall.
(Avg. 8-15' tall X 10-20' wide)
Broadly oval to round shaped tree with glossy medium green
foliage turning deep red to reddish purple in fall.
Zone 5
Zone 4
A
ACER palmatum ‘Bloodgood’
ACER rubrum ‘Franksred’
BLOODGOOD JAPANESE MAPLE
RED SUNSET® MAPLE
Upright tree, becoming broad topped with age, having deep
purplish red foliage becoming red in fall.
Upright branching, oval shaped tree with glossy dark green
foliage turning brilliant orange-red to red in fall.
Zone 5
Zone 4
A
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80425
ACER rubrum ‘Autumn Flame’
AMELANCHIER laevis
AUTUMN FLAME® MAPLE
ALLEGHENY SERVICEBERRY
Densely rounded tree with spreading branches and medium
green foliage turning bright red in fall.
Upright oval, multi-stem tree with small green leaves turning
orange in fall. White flowers in spring & black fruit in fall.
Zone 3
80025
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Trees
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AMELANCHIER × ‘Autumn Brilliance’ (PP# 5717)
BETULA nigra ‘BNMTF’
AUTUMN BRILLIANCE® SERVICEBERRY
DURA HEAT® RIVER BIRCH
Upright, moderately spreading tree with green leaves turning
red in fall. White flowers in spring & black fruit in fall.
Dense, broad pyramidal tree with dark green foliage turning
yellow in fall and creamy white exfoliating bark.
Zone 4
80650
80875
BETULA jacquemontii
BETULA platyphylla japonica ‘Whitespire’
JACQUEMONTII BIRCH
WHITESPIRE BIRCH
Upright, oval shaped tree with thick, dark green, leathery
leaves turning yellow in fall and creamy white colored bark.
Pyramidal to oval shaped tree with with glossy dark green
foliage turning yellowish in fall and chalky white bark.
Zone 5
Zone 4
80825
80900
BETULA nigra
BETULA × ‘Royal Frost’
RIVER BIRCH
ROYAL FROST BIRCH
Broadly pyramidal tree with dark green foliage turning golden
yellow in fall and cinnamon brown exfoliating bark.
Broad, upright deciduous tree with burgundy foliage turning
orange to red in fall and cinnamon-white exfoliating bark.
Zone 4
Zone 4
A
80850
80795
BETULA nigra ‘Cully’ (PP# 4409)
CERCIS canadensis
HERITAGE® RIVER BIRCH
EASTERN REDBUD
Broadly pyramidal tree with dark green foliage turning golden
yellow in fall and parchment white exfoliating bark.
Low branching, rounded tree with deep green foliage turning
yellow in fall and small rosy pink flowers in early spring.
Zone 4
80800
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CERCIS canadensis ‘Forest Pansy’
CORNUS florida ‘Cherokee Brave’
FOREST PANSY REDBUD
CHEROKEE BRAVE DOGWOOD
Deciduous tree with scarlet purple new foliage maturing to
maroon and showy rosy pink flowers before leaves in spring.
Vigorous tree with dark green foliage turning burgundy red
in fall with large red berries and deep red flowers in spring.
Zone 5
81075
CERCIS canadensis ‘Covey’
CORNUS florida ‘Cherokee Princess’
LAVENDER TWIST™ REDBUD
CHEROKEE PRINCESS DOGWOOD
Deciduous, small weeping tree with pink flowers on
contorted stems in spring and yellow fall color.
Vigorous, upright tree with dark green foliage and profuse
snow white flowers in early spring. Scarlet fall color.
Zone 5
Zone 5
80935
81110
CHIONANTHUS virginicus
CORNUS florida ‘Cloud 9’
WHITE FRINGE TREE
CLOUD 9 DOGWOOD
Oval to spreading tree with upright branches and green leaves
turning yellow in fall and white flower clusters in spring.
Slow growing tree with dark green foliage and pure white
flowers in early spring. Rich red fall color.
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CORNUS florida
CORNUS kousa
WHITE FLOWERING DOGWOOD
KOUSA DOGWOOD
Upright spreading tree with green foliage turning deep scarlet
with red berries in fall and white flowers in early spring.
Rounded tree with layered branches and green foliage turning
scarlet in fall with large red fruit. White flowers in spring.
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81225
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CORNUS kousa ‘Miss Satomi’
CRYPTOMERIA japonica ‘Yoshino’
MISS SATOMI DOGWOOD
YOSHINO JAPANESE CEDAR
Kousa variety with red foliage maturing to green then turning
purplish red in fall with large red fruit. Pink flowers in spring.
Fast growing pyramidal evergreen with rich, blue green
needle-like foliage in summer becoming bronzed in winter.
Zone 4
81150
81025
CORNUS × ‘Rutdan’ (PP# 7204)
FRAXINUS pennsylvanica ‘Patmore’ (PP# 4684)
CELESTIAL® DOGWOOD
PATMORE ASH
Vigorous, erect, and uniformly wide tree with green foliage
and large white flowers in early spring. Burgundy fall color.
Symmetrical upright branching deciduous tree with an oval
crown and glossy, dark green foliage turning yellow in fall.
Zone 6
Zone 2
81060
81260
CORNUS × ‘Rutgan’ (PP# 7207)
GINKGO biloba ‘Princeton Sentry’
STELLAR PINK® DOGWOOD
PRINCETON SENTRY® GINKGO
Upright spreading tree with green foliage turning bright red
in fall and large shell pink flowers in early spring.
Slow growing, narrowly pyramidal tree with green fan-shaped
foliage turning bright yellow in fall. Grafted male.
Zone 6
Zone 4
F
81200
81325
CRATAEGUS viridis ‘Winter King’
KOELREUTERIA paniculata
WINTER KING HAWTHORN
GOLDENRAIN TREE
Wide spreading tree with glossy green foliage turning golden
bronze in fall with bright red fruit. White flowers in spring.
Rounded, open tree with blue-green leaves turning yellow in
fall and long yellow flowers in July followed by pink seed pods.
Zone 4
81000
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LAGERSTROEMIA ‘GAMAD I’ (PPAF)
LAGERSTROEMIA ‘GAMAD V’ (PPAF)
CHERRY DAZZLE™ CRAPEMYRTLE
DAZZLE™ ME PINK CRAPEMYRTLE
Deciduous, dwarf, compact, mounded shrub with dark green
foliage and vibrant cherry red blooms from summer to fall.
foliage and profuse pink blooms from summer into fall.
Zone 6
Zone 6
82230
82233
LAGERSTROEMIA ‘GAMAD II’ (PPAF)
LAGERSTROEMIA indica ‘Acoma’
RASPBERRY DAZZLE™ CRAPEMYRTLE
ACOMA CRAPEMYRTLE
foliage and raspberry red blooms from summer to fall.
Semi-dwarf, spreading tree with purple-red fall color and white
flowers from late June to September. Great bark exfoliation.
Zone 6
Zone 6
82235
81450
LAGERSTROEMIA ‘GAMAD III’ (PPAF)
LAGERSTROEMIA indica ‘Apalachee’
SNOW DAZZLE™ CRAPEMYRTLE
APALACHEE CRAPEMYRTLE
foliage and white blooms from summer to fall.
Upright, multi-stemmed tree with russet orange fall color and
lavender flowers from July to September. Great exfoliation.
Zone 6
Zone 6
L
82245
81475
LAGERSTROEMIA ‘GAMAD IV’ (PPAF)
LAGERSTROEMIA indica ‘Biloxi’
RUBY DAZZLE™ CRAPEMYRTLE
BILOXI CRAPEMYRTLE
Dwarf, compact, mounded shrub with purple-red foliage and
pink blooms from summer into fall.
Upright, vase shaped tree with orange-red fall color and pale
pink flowers from July to September. Great bark exfoliation.
Zone 6
82240
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81500
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LAGERSTROEMIA indica ‘Catawba’
LAGERSTROEMIA indica ‘Pocomoke’
CATAWBA CRAPEMYRTLE
POCOMOKE CRAPEMYRTLE
Upright tree with dark green foliage turning red-orange in fall
and purple flowers from early June to September.
Dwarf, multistemmed shrub with panicles of dark rosy pink
flowers that bloom throughout the summer.
Zone 6
Zone 6
81550
81965
LAGERSTROEMIA indica ‘Centennial Spirit’ (PP# 6383)
LAGERSTROEMIA indica ‘Sioux’
CENTENNIAL SPIRIT CRAPEMYRTLE
SIOUX CRAPEMYRTLE
Upright tree with dark green foliage turning red-orange in fall
and dark wine-red flowers from late June to September.
Upright small tree with reddish purple fall color and dark
pink flowers from July to September. Nice bark exfoliation.
Zone 6
Zone 6
81575
82075
LAGERSTROEMIA indica ‘Muskogee’
LAGERSTROEMIA indica ‘Tonto’
MUSKOGEE CRAPEMYRTLE
TONTO CRAPEMYRTLE
Broad tree with orange-red fall color and light lavender-pink
flowers from July to September. Attractive bark exfoliation.
Semi-dwarf, compact tree with bright maroon fall color and
fuchsia red flowers from July to September. Nice exfoliation.
Zone 6
Zone 6
F
L
81800
82100
LAGERSTROEMIA indica ‘Natchez’
LAGERSTROEMIA indica ‘Tuscarora’
NATCHEZ CRAPEMYRTLE
TUSCARORA CRAPEMYRTLE
Broad, tall tree with red-orange fall color and fragrant white
flowers from June to September. Best bark exfoliation.
Broad, vase shaped tree with red-orange fall color and dark
coral pink flowers from July to September. Great exfoliation.
Zone 6
81825
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82125
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M
L
LAGERSTROEMIA indica ‘Whit I’ (PP# 10297)
LAGERSTROEMIA indica ‘Whit VI’ (PP# 14438)
RASPBERRY SUNDAE® CRAPEMYRTLE
BURGUNDY COTTON® CRAPEMYRTLE
Upright, columnar tree with orange-red fall color and pinkish
red flowers with touch of white from July to first frost.
Deep purple new foliage maturing to bronzy green. Burgundy
flower buds open to showy white from early July to frost.
Zone 6
Zone 6
81975
82210
LAGERSTROEMIA indica ‘Whit II’ (PP# 10296)
LIQUIDAMBAR styraciflua ‘Goduzam’
DYNAMITE® CRAPEMYRTLE
GOLD DUST® SWEETGUM
Upright tree with crimson new foliage maturing to dark green
then orange in fall and cherry red flowers from July to frost.
Rounded deciduous tree with green foliage dusted with gold
variegation thru summer then turning pink & burgundy in fall.
Zone 6
Zone 5
81675
84060
LAGERSTROEMIA indica ‘Whit III’ (PP# 10319)
LIQUIDAMBAR styraciflua ‘Rotundiloba’
PINK VELOUR® CRAPEMYRTLE
SEEDLESS SWEETGUM
Dwarf tree with wine new foliage maturing to dark green then
orange-brown in fall and bright pink flowers from July to frost.
Pyramidal to rounded tree with bright green foliage having
smooth, rounded lobes turning orange to purple in fall.
Zone 6
Zone 5
L
82050
84050
LAGERSTROEMIA indica ‘Whit IV’ (PP# 11342)
MAGNOLIA grandiflora
RED ROCKET® CRAPEMYRTLE
SOUTHERN MAGNOLIA
Upright tree with maroon new foliage maturing to dark green
then orange in fall and cherry red flowers from July to frost.
Slow growing evergreen tree with dark green glossy leaves.
Large cup-shaped, fragrant, white blossoms in early summer.
Zone 6
82000
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Zone 7
82375
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MAGNOLIA grandiflora ‘D. D. Blanchard’
MAGNOLIA × ‘Ann’
D. D. BLANCHARD MAGNOLIA
ANN MAGNOLIA
Oval deciduous tree with green foliage with brown pubescent
undersides and white flowers in spring and summer.
Rounded, deciduous tree with dark green foliage and purplish
red flowers in early spring and sporadically in summer.
Zone 7
Zone 4
82375
82325
MAGNOLIA grandiflora ‘Edith Bogue’
MAGNOLIA × ‘Galaxy’
EDITH BOGUE MAGNOLIA
GALAXY MAGNOLIA
Dense evergreen tree with dark green foliage with pubescent
undersides and fragrant creamy white flowers in summer.
Upright pyramidal deciduous tree with glossy green foliage and
large, slightly fragrant dark red-purple flowers in late spring.
Zone 6
Zone 7
82425
82435
MAGNOLIA grandiflora ‘Little Gem’
MAGNOLIA × ‘Jane’
LITTLE GEM MAGNOLIA
JANE MAGNOLIA
Compact, narrow evergreen tree with dark green foliage with
brown undersides and white flowers in early and late summer.
Deciduous tree with green foliage and reddish purple flowers
with white insides in early spring and sporadically in summer.
Zone 7
Zone 4
82500
82475
MAGNOLIA stellata ‘Royal Star’
MALUS floribunda
ROYAL STAR MAGNOLIA
FLORIBUNDA CRABAPPLE
Slow growing upright deciduous tree with green foliage and
pink buds opening to star-shaped white blooms in early spring.
Spreading, irregular deciduous tree with green foliage and pink
flowers fading to white in spring and yellow-red fruit in fall.
Zone 7
82625
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MALUS transitoria ‘Schmidtcutleaf’
MALUS ‘Sutyzam’ (PP# 7062)
GOLDEN RAINDROPS® CRABAPPLE
SUGAR TYME® CRABAPPLE
Upright vase-shaped deciduous tree with deep cut green leaves
and white flowers in spring and golden yellow fruit in fall.
Upright, deciduous tree with pale pink buds opening to fragrant white flowers in spring and red fruit from fall into winter.
Zone 4
Zone 3
82750
82810
MALUS ‘JFS-KW5’
PARROTIA persica
ROYAL RAINDROPS™ CRABAPPLE
PERSIAN PARROTIA
Upright, spreading, deciduous tree with purple cutleaf foliage
and bright pinkish red flowers in spring and red fruit in fall.
Upright oval deciduous tree with green foliage turning yellow,
orange & red in fall and red tassel-like flowers in late winter.
Zone 4
Zone 5
82790
82860
MALUS ‘Prairiefire’
PINUS elliotii
PRAIRIEFIRE CRABAPPLE
SLASH PINE
Upright, spreading, deciduous tree with reddish green foliage
and pinkish red flowers in spring and dark red fruit in fall.
Very tall, slender evergreen tree with a rounded crown with
long, glossy dark green needles and 6-10” brown cones.
Zone 4
Zone 5
M
82775
83200
MALUS ‘Purple Prince’
PINUS palustris
PURPLE PRINCE CRABAPPLE
LONG NEEDLE PINE
Upright, rounded, deciduous tree with purplish new leaves
mature to bronze green. Rose red blossoms and maroon fruit.
Fast growing oval shaped evergreen tree with long needlelike leaves that are often twisted and yellow brown cones.
Zone 4
82780
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Zone 7
83185
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P
PINUS thunbergii
PRUNUS mume ‘Peggy Clark’
JAPANESE BLACK PINE
PEGGY CLARKE JAPANESE APRICOT
Strongly pyramidal evergreen tree with irregular branching
and twisted dark green needles and light brown oval cones.
Small, upright spreading deciduous tree with small double,
deep rose flowers in late winter. Yellow to orange fall color.
Zone 5
Zone 6
83175
83425
PLATANUS × acerifolia ‘Bloodgood’
PRUNUS surrulata ‘Kwanzan’
BLOODGOOD LONDON PLANETREE
KWANZAN CHERRY
Broadly pyramdial deciduous tree with large maple-like green
foliage turning yellow in fall and attractive bark exfoliation.
Upright, vase-shaped deciduous tree with dark green foliage
turning bronze-orange in fall and double pink flowers in spring.
Zone 5
Zone 5
83275
83475
PRUNUS cerasifera ‘Krauter Versuvius’
PRUNUS subhirtella ‘Autumnalis Rosea’
KRAUTER VERSUVIUS PLUM
AUTUMN FLOWERING CHERRY
Upright, oval-shaped deciduous tree with dark purple foliage
preceded by showy light pink flowers in spring.
Upright spreading deciduous tree with double light pink flowers
blooming during the fall. Yellow-bronze fall color.
Zone 5
Zone 5
83335
83450
PRUNUS cerasifera ‘Thundercloud’
PRUNUS subhirtella ‘Pendula’
THUNDERCLOUD PLUM
DOUBLE WEEPING CHERRY
Upright, spreading, dense, rounded deciduous tree with deep
purple foliage preceded by showy light pink flowers in spring.
Gracefully weeping deciduous tree with dark green foliage
turning yellow-bronze in fall and pink flowers in spring.
Zone 5
83350
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PRUNUS subhirtella ‘Pendula Plena Rosea’
PRUNUS × ‘Snofozam’
HIGANS WEEPING CHERRY
SNOW FOUNTAIN® CHERRY
Fast growing, gracefully weeping tree with pink flowers in
spring before dark green leaves appear. Yellow fall color.
Small, weeping, finely branched tree with small dark green
foliage turning golden in fall and white flowers in spring.
Zone 5
Zone 3
83610
83575
PRUNUS ‘Okame’
PYRUS calleryana ‘Aristocrat’
OKAME CHERRY
ARISTOCRAT® PEAR
Upright branching, oval-shaped tree with dark green foliage
turning yellow-red in fall and small pink flowers in spring.
Pyramidal tree with spreading branches and narrow dark green
foliage turning crimson red in fall and white flowers in spring.
Zone 5
Zone 4
83650
83700
PRUNUS × cistena
PYRUS calleryana ‘Glen’s Form’
PURPLELEAF SAND CHERRY
CHANTICLEER® PEAR
Rounded, dwarf tree with puple-red foliage turning reddish in
fall and single, fragrant light pink flowers in spring.
Upright, narrow pyramidal tree with glossy green foliage
turning reddish purple in fall and white flower in spring.
Zone 3
Zone 4
P
83375
83775
PRUNUS × yedoensis
QUERCUS palustris
YOSHINO CHERRY
PIN OAK
Upright spreading deciduous tree with glossy, bright green
foliage turing yellow in fall and white flowers in spring.
Broadly pyramidal tree with slender horizontal branches and
dark green sharply pointed foliage turing bright red in fall.
Zone 5
83675
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Zone 4
82975
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QUERCUS phellos
SALIX ‘Prairie Cascade’
WILLOW OAK
PRAIRIE CASCADE WEEPING WILLOW
Pyramidal deciduous tree with horizontal branches and dark
green, willow-like foliage turning yellow to russet-red in fall.
Weeping deciduous tree with very glossy, dark green foliage
on golden stems turning yellow in fall.
Zone 4
83050
84175
QUERCUS virginiana
SALIX ‘Scarcuzam’
LIVE OAK
SCARLET CURLS® WILLOW
Vase to broadly horizontal evergreen tree with narrow, dark
green foliage with a grayish green pubescent underside.
Upright deciduous tree with contorted reddish branches and
green twisted foliage. Bright red bark turning golden with age.
Zone 7
Zone 5
82925
84200
SALIX babylonica
STYRAX japonicus
WEEPING WILLOW
JAPANESE SNOWBELL
Vigorous, deciduous tree with long, gracefully pendulous
branches with narrow light green foliage hang to the ground.
Broadly round deciduous tree with dark green foliage turning
red or yellow in fall and white bell-shaped flowers in spring.
Zone 4
Zone 5
84225
84000
SALIX matsudana ‘Tortuosa’
TAXODIUM distichum
CORKSCREW WILLOW
BALD CYPRESS
Vigorous, widely oval shaped deciduous tree with twisted
branches and bright green foliage turning yellow in fall.
Large, broadly pyramidal deciduous conifer with yellow-green
foliage in spring, sage green in summer and rusty brown in fall.
Zone 4
84150
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TAXODIUM distichum ‘Cascade Falls’ (PP# 12296)
ZELKOVA serrata ‘Village Green’ (PP# 2337)
CASCADE FALLS BALD CYPRESS
VILLAGE GREEN® ZELKOVA
Dwarf weeping deciduous tree with soft green cascading leaves
in early spring and turning in fall. Stake to desired height.
(Avg. 10-20' tall X 5-10' wide)
Vigorous, rounded, vase-shaped deciduous tree with deep green
foliage turning rusty red in fall.
Zone 5
84070
Zone 5
84300
TILIA cordata
LITTLELEAF LINDEN
Dense, rounded, deciduous tree with leathery dark green
leaves turning yellow in fall and pale yellow flowers in spring.
Zone 4
82260
TILIA cordata ‘Greenspire’
Trees
GREENSPIRE® LINDEN
Dense, symmetrical deciduous tree with leathery dark green
leaves turning yellow in fall and pale yellow flowers in spring.
Zone 4
T
82250
ZELKOVA serrata ‘Green Vase’ (PP# 5080)
GREEN VASE® ZELKOVA
Vigorous, vase-shaped deciduous tree with upright arching
branches and green foliage turning orange to bronze in fall.
Zone 5
84275
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Fruit Trees
Fruit Trees
MALUS pumila ‘Red Delicious’
PRUNUS cerasus ‘Montmorency’
RED DELICIOUS APPLE
MONTMORENCY CHERRY
Fast growing, semi-dwarf tree producing solid red fruit with
a rich and sweet flavor ripening in early September. Pinkish
white flowers in spring. Requires pollinator.
Rounded, semi-dwarf tree producing medium, heart shaped,
tart, tangy fruit with a bright red color ripening in mid to
late July. White flowers in early spring. Self fertile.
Zone 5
Zone 4
80700
83400
MALUS pumila ‘Yellow Delicious’ (‘Golden Delicious’)
PRUNUS persica ‘Hale Haven’
YELLOW DELICIOUS APPLE
HALE HAVEN PEACH
Fast growing, semi-dwarf tree producing golden yellow fruit
with a sweet, crisp flavor ripening in late September. White
to pinkish white flowers in spring. Self-pollinating.
Fast growing, semi-dwarf tree producing high yields of large,
yellow fruit with red blush and sweet, juicy flavor ripening
in August. Pale pink flowers in early spring. Self fertile.
Zone 5
Zone 5
80750
83125
PRUNUS avium ‘Bing’
PRUNUS persica ‘Red Haven’
BING CHERRY
RED HAVEN PEACH
Rounded, semi-dwarf tree producing large, sweet fruit with
a deep red color ripening in late June to early July. White
flowers in early spring. Requires pollinator.
Fast growing, semi-dwarf tree producing large, red fruit with
yellow blush and sweet juicy flavor ripening in early July to
mid-August. Pale pink flowers in early spring. Self fertile.
Zone 5
Zone 5
83300
83150
PRUNUS avium ‘Black Tartarian’
PYRUS communis ‘Bartlett’
BLACK TARTARIAN CHERRY
BARTLETT PEAR
Rounded, semi-dwarf tree producing medium, sweet fruit with
a purplish black color ripening in mid-June to early July.
White flowers in early spring. Good pollinator.
Fast growing, semi-dwarf tree producing greenish-yellow fruit
with a firm, sweet juicy flavor ripening in late August to
early September. White flowers in early spring. Self fertile.
Zone 5
83325
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Terms & Conditions
Freight Charges
TERMS
Cash, check or credit card is required upon receipt of stock. While our
regular terms are cash, we will consider credit arrangements after a
customer has purchased from us for one full year. Our credit terms are as
follows: A discount is available if the invoice is paid within 10 days of the
invoice date; after that the terms are NET 30 DAYS. We send our
statements at the end of every month as a reminder with a 1.5% finance
charge applied to any invoice over 30 days. There is a $35.00 return
check fee on all checks returned, regardless of the reason.
DELIVERY
Minimum order for a delivery is $1,000.00 with a minimum order per
variety of (10) ten 1-gallons and (10) ten 3-gallons. ($500 minimum for
Hampton Roads and Williamsburg delivery) All orders requiring delivery
are shipped in our own trucks which are equipped with shelves. ALL
CUSTOMERS ARE REQUIRED TO PROVIDE HELP
UNLOADING TRUCKS. The driver is there to assist you, but is not
required to unload without assistance. Cost of freight to your area is
available upon request.
CLAIMS
All claims for any cause must be made immediately upon receipt of stock.
Bennett’s Creek Nursery exercises quality care in growing all plant
material. We give no warranty, expressed or implied, as to the growth or
productivity of the nursery stock we sell. Liability in all instances is
limited to the purchase price.
For reference only. Contact Bennett’s Creek Nursery for exact rate charge.
$75 Local Freight Charge
5% + $50 Drop Charge
One stop, full load freight discounts available
Trade Shows
Mid Atlantic Nurserymen’s Trade Show
Trade Affiliations
A few of the associations we are proud to support and be affiliated with:
At Baltimore Convention Center – Baltimore, MD
January — Booth #’s 1328/1330/1429/1431
DHIE
PANTS
Delaware Horticulture Industry Expo
At Modern Maturity Center – Dover, DE
January — Booth # - To be assigned
American Nursery &
Landscape Association
Southern Nursery
Association
HRNLA
Penn Allied Nurserymen’s Trade Show
At Fort Washington Expo – Fort Washington, PA
July — Booth #’s 164/166/168
Maryland Nursery &
North Carolina Association
of Nurserymen
Hampton Roads Nursery
& Landscape Association
WNGA
Southern Nursery Association Trade Show
At Georgia World Congress Center – Atlanta, GA
August — Booth #’s 2663
Virginia Nursery &
Perennial Plant
Association
Wholesale Nursery
Growers of America
The Sales Team would like to
encourage our customers to give us a call and let
us know varieties of plants you would like us to grow.
We strive to introduce many additions to our product
line, but also encourage your input on what we
can offer our valued customers.
Horticultural
Research Institute
ABELIA ..................................................................... 1
Acer ........................................................................... 67
Achillea ..................................................................... 40
AFRICAN LILY ...................................................... 62
Agapanthus ............................................................... 62
AGERATUM ........................................................... 66
ALTHEA ............................................................... 9,10
Amelanchier ......................................................... 67,68
ANGEL’S TRUMPETS .......................................... 62
APPLE ...................................................................... 80
APRICOT ................................................................ 76
Aquilegia ................................................................... 40
ARALIA ..................................................................... 8
ARBORVITAE .................................................... 29,30
ARGYRANTHEMUM ........................................... 66
Armeria ..................................................................... 40
ARTEMISIA ............................................................ 41
ASH .......................................................................... 70
Astilbe .................................................................. 41,42
Athyrium ................................................................... 47
AUCUBA ................................................................ 1,2
AZALEA ............................................................. 33-37
BALD CYPRESS ................................................ 78,79
BALLOON FLOWER ............................................. 53
BARBERRY ............................................................... 2
BAYBERRY ............................................................. 23
BEARDTONGUE .............................................. 52,53
BEAUTYBERRY ....................................................... 4
BEEBALM .......................................................... 52,53
BEGONIA ................................................................ 66
Berberis ...................................................................... 2
Betula ........................................................................ 68
BIDENS .................................................................... 66
BIRCH ...................................................................... 68
BLACKBERRY ........................................................ 27
BLACK-EYED SUSAN .......................................... 54
BLANKETFLOWER .......................................... 47,48
BLEEDING HEART ............................................... 46
BLUEBERRY ........................................................... 30
BLUE MIST SPIREA ............................................. 42
BOXWOOD ............................................................ 3,4
Brugmansia .............................................................. 62
Buddleia ................................................................... 2,3
BURNING BUSH ..................................................... 7
Plant Index
BUTTERFLY BUSH .............................................. 2,3
BUTTON BUSH ....................................................... 4
Buxus ....................................................................... 3,4
CABBAGE .......................................................... 58,66
CALIBRACHOA ..................................................... 66
CALLA LILY ........................................................... 60
Callicarpa ................................................................... 4
CAMELLIA ............................................................. 38
CANNA LILY .......................................................... 60
Carex ........................................................................ 57
CAROLINA JASMINE ............................................. 9
Caryopteris ............................................................... 42
Cephalanthus .............................................................. 4
Cercis ................................................................... 68,69
Chamaecyparis ........................................................... 4
CHASTETREE ........................................................ 32
CHEDDAR PINK ................................................... 46
CHERRY ........................................................ 76,77,80
Chionanthus .............................................................. 69
CHRYSANTHEMUM ............................................ 66
CLEMATIS ......................................................... 42-44
CLETHRA ................................................................. 5
CLEYERA .................................................................. 5
COLEUS ................................................................... 66
Colocasia .................................................................. 62
COLUMBINE .......................................................... 40
CONEFLOWER ....................................................... 47
CONFEDERATE JASMINE .................................. 30
Convallaria ............................................................... 44
CORAL BELLS ....................................................... 49
COREOPSIS ........................................................ 44,45
Cornus ................................................................. 69,70
Cortaderia ................................................................ 57
COTONEASTER ....................................................... 5
CRABAPPLE ...................................................... 74,75
CREPE MYRTLE ............................................... 71-73
Crataegus ................................................................. 70
Cryptomeria .............................................................. 70
Cupressocyparis ......................................................... 5
CYPRESS ................................................................... 4
Cyrtomium ................................................................ 47
Cytisus ........................................................................ 6
DAHLIA .................................................................. 63
DAYLILY ................................................................. 60
Delosperma .............................................................. 45
DEUTZIA .................................................................. 6
DIANTHUS ........................................................ 46,66
Dicentra .................................................................... 46
DOGWOOD ....................................................... 69,70
Dryopteris ................................................................. 47
DUSTY MILLER .................................................... 66
Echinacea .................................................................. 47
ELDERBERRY .................................................... 27,28
ELEAGNUS ............................................................... 6
ELEPHANT EARS .................................................. 62
Euonymus ................................................................ 7,8
EVOLVULUS ........................................................... 64
FALSE SPIREA .................................................. 41,42
FATSHEDERA .......................................................... 8
Fatsia .......................................................................... 8
FERN ........................................................................ 47
FESCUE ................................................................... 57
Festuca ...................................................................... 57
FORGET-ME-NOT ................................................. 52
FORSYTHIA ............................................................. 8
FOTHERGILLA ........................................................ 8
Fraxinus .................................................................... 70
FRINGE FLOWER .................................................. 22
FRINGE TREE ........................................................ 69
Gaillardia ............................................................ 47,48
GARDENIA ............................................................ 8,9
GAURA ................................................................... 48
Gelsemium .................................................................. 9
GERANIUM ....................................................... 48,66
GERBERA DAISY .................................................. 66
GINKGO .................................................................. 70
GOLDENRAIN TREE ............................................ 70
GRASS ................................................................ 57-59
HAWTHORN .......................................................... 70
Hemerocallis ............................................................. 60
Heuchera .................................................................. 49
Hibiscus ................................................................. 9,10
HOLLY ................................................................ 12-18
HOSTA ................................................................ 49,50
HYDRANGEA ................................................... 10-12
Hypericum ................................................................ 12
ICE PLANT ........................................................ 45,51
Ilex ....................................................................... 12-18
IMPATIENS ............................................................. 66
Imperata ................................................................... 58
INDIAN HAWTHORNE ................................... 26,27
IRIS ........................................................................... 61
Itea ............................................................................ 18
JASMINE .............................................................. 9.30
JUNIPER ............................................................. 18-21
Juniperus ............................................................. 18-21
KALE ....................................................................... 66
Koelreuteria .............................................................. 70
Lagerstroemia ..................................................... 71-73
LAMB’S EAR ......................................................... 56
LANTANA ......................................................... 64,65
LAUREL .................................................................. 26
LAVANDIN .............................................................. 51
Lavandula ................................................................. 51
LAVENDER ............................................................. 51
LAVENDER COTTON ........................................... 54
Leucanthemum .......................................................... 51
LEUCOTHOE .......................................................... 21
LEYLAND CYPRESS ............................................... 5
LIGUSTRUM ..................................................... 21,22
LILAC ................................................................. 28,29
LILY-OF-THE-VALLEY .......................................... 44
LINDEN ................................................................... 79
Liquidambar ............................................................. 73
LIRIOPE ................................................................... 58
Loropetalum ............................................................. 22
MAGNOLIA ...................................................... 73,74
MAHONIA .............................................................. 22
Malephora ................................................................ 51
Malus .............................................................. 74,75,80
MANDEVILLA ....................................................... 65
MAPLE .................................................................... 67
MARIGOLD ............................................................ 66
MELAMPODIUM .................................................. 65
MEXICAN PETUNIA ............................................ 65
Miscanthus ................................................................ 58
Monarda .............................................................. 52,53
Muhlenbergia ....................................................... 58,59
Myosotis .................................................................... 52
Myrica .................................................................. 22,23
NANDINA .......................................................... 23,24
Nerium ...................................................................... 24
Plant Index
OAK .................................................................... 77,78
OLEANDER ............................................................ 24
OSMANTHUS ........................................................ 24
Paeonia ..................................................................... 52
PANSY ..................................................................... 66
PARROTIA .............................................................. 75
PEACH ..................................................................... 80
PEAR ................................................................... 77,80
Pennisetum ................................................................ 59
Penstemon ............................................................ 52,53
PEONY ..................................................................... 52
Perovskia .................................................................. 53
PETUNIA ................................................................ 66
PHLOX .................................................................... 53
PHOTINIA .............................................................. 25
Picea ......................................................................... 25
PIERIS ...................................................................... 25
PINCUSHION FLOWER ........................................ 55
PINE ............................................................... 25,75,76
Pinus ............................................................... 25,75,76
PITTOSPORUM ..................................................... 25
PLANETREE ........................................................... 76
Platanus .................................................................... 76
Platycodon ................................................................ 53
PLUM ...................................................................... 76
PRIVIT ..................................................................... 22
Prunus ....................................................... 26,76,77,80
PYRACANTHA ...................................................... 26
Pyrus .................................................................... 77,80
Quercus ............................................................... 77,78
Raphiolepis .......................................................... 26,27
REDBUD ............................................................ 68,69
RHODODENDRON ............................................... 27
ROSE ........................................................................ 39
ROSEMARY ....................................................... 53,54
ROSE OF SHARON ............................................ 9,10
Rosmarinus .......................................................... 53,54
Rubus ........................................................................ 27
Rudbeckia ................................................................. 54
Ruellia ....................................................................... 65
Saccharum ................................................................ 59
SAGE ........................................................................ 53
Salix .......................................................................... 78
SALVIA ............................................................... 54,66
Sambuscus ........................................................... 27,28
Santolina ................................................................... 54
Scabiosa .................................................................... 55
Schizachyrium ........................................................... 59
SCOTCHBROOM ..................................................... 6
SEA PINK ................................................................ 40
SEDUM .................................................................... 55
SERVICEBERRY ................................................. 67,68
SHASTA DAISY ...................................................... 51
SNAPDRAGON ...................................................... 66
SNOWBELL ............................................................. 78
SPEEDWELL ........................................................... 56
Spiraea ...................................................................... 28
SPIREA ............................................................... 28,42
Sporobolus ................................................................ 59
SPRUCE ................................................................... 25
ST. JOHN’S WORT ................................................ 12
Stachys ...................................................................... 56
Styrax ........................................................................ 78
SURFINIA ............................................................... 66
SWEET POTATO VINE ......................................... 66
SWEETGUM ........................................................... 73
SWEETSPIRE .......................................................... 18
Syringa ................................................................. 28,29
Taxodium ............................................................. 78,79
Taxus ......................................................................... 29
TEA OLIVE ............................................................. 24
Thuja .................................................................... 29,30
Tilia ........................................................................... 79
Trachelospermum ..................................................... 30
Vaccinium .................................................................. 30
VERBENA ............................................................... 56
Veronica .................................................................... 56
VIBURNUM ....................................................... 30,31
VINCA ..................................................................... 66
VIOLA ...................................................................... 66
Vitex ........................................................................... 32
WAX MYRTLE ....................................................... 22
WEIGELA ................................................................ 32
WILLOW .................................................................. 78
YARROW ................................................................. 40
YEW ......................................................................... 29
Zantedeschia ............................................................. 60
ZELKOVA ................................................................ 79
Notes
Bennett’s Creek Nursery Locations

C - Bennett`s Creek Nursery

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