Shrub Varieties 2015 Do-Hy

Kousa Wolf Eyes
DOGWOOD Cornus kousa ‘Wolf Eyes’
Little Rebel
Description: Features grey-green foliage
with wavy white margins, often taking on a
pink hue in the fall. Lovely large, star-shaped
white flower bracts.
Height: 20’
Width: 16’
Zone: 5
Prairie Fire
Red Osier
DOGWOOD Cornus alba ‘Prairie Fire’
DOGWOOD Cornus alba ‘Elegantissima’
Description: A rounded shrub that has green
leaves with creamy white margins. White
flowers in summer are followed by berries in
fall that attract birds. Beautiful red twigs in
winter. Great for specimens or hedging.
Height: 8’
Width: 8’
Zone: 2
American
ELDER Sambucus canadensis
Yellow Twig
Black Lace
Description: A native species with edible
fruit. It is usually found in moist woodland
areas. Produces flat clusters of fragrant white
flowers which are followed by dark purple
fruit in late summer. Excellent for jelly.
Height: 5-12’
Width: 5-12’
Zone: 3
Golden American
ELDER Sambucas canadensis ‘Aurea’
ELDER Sambucus racemosa ‘Lemon Lace’
Description: Deeply serrated chartreuse
foliage which emerges with an attractive
reddish tinge. Forms a small, irregular mound
and features gorgeous bright red berries in
the fall which attract birds. Deer resistant.
Height: 3-6’
Width: 3-6’
Zone: 3
DOGWOOD Cornus sericea ‘Flaviramea’
Description: Medium to dark green foliage
in summer, turns purplish in fall. White
flowers followed by white fruit, which is a
favorite of birds. A multi-stemmed shrub
with attractive yellow twigs in winter.
Height: 6.5’
Width: 6’
Zone: 2
ELDER Sambucus nigra ‘Eva’
Description: Finely cut purple-black foliage
and creamy pink flower clusters. Produces
reddish black edible berries that ripen early
fall. These can be used for jams, wine, or left
for the birds. Achieves best color in full sun.
Height: 10’
Width: 6-7’
Zone: 4
Golden Glow
Description: Serrated golden yellow leaves.
Produces panicles of small white flowers mid
-summer which are followed by bright red
edible berries, great for jams and wine or left
for the birds to consume. Spreads by suckers.
Height: 8’
Width: 8’
Zone: 3
Lemon Lace
DOGWOOD Cornus sericea
Description: Red twigs, deeply veined
green leaves, white flowers and white berries.
Ornamental, but also an important food
source for songbirds during fall migration. It
is a preferred food of downy woodpeckers,
grosbeaks, waxwings, and purple finches.
Height: 10’
Width: Spreading
Zone: 2
Description: A dogwood with yellow
foliage which turns reddish orange in the fall.
Creamy white flowers are followed by white
berries. Bright red, erect and usually
unbranched stems.
Height: 6-8’
Width: 6-8’
Zone: 3
Silverleaf
DOGWOOD Cornus alba ‘Little Rebel’
Description: A compact dogwood with a
rounded shape, perfect for small gardens.
Medium green foliage turns maroon in the
fall. Produces white flowers. Stems are blood
-red in color making a great winter statement.
Height: 3-4’
Width: 3-4’
Zone: 2
ELDER Sambucus racemosa ‘Golden Glow’
Description: A compact elder with fine
textured golden foliage that emerges with a
reddish tint and ages to a rich green. White
flowers are followed by red berries.
Height: 5’
Width: 5’
Zone: 3
Sutherland Gold
Scott’s Nursery Ltd
Lincoln, NB Canada
(506) 458-9208
www.scotts-nursery.nb.ca
ELDER Sambucus racemosa
Description: Finely cut golden yellow
foliage that emerges bronze. Creamy white
flowers in spring followed by an abundance
of bright red berries held in clusters. Upright
and compact habit. A great specimen plant
which attracts birds.
Height: 10’
Width: 6-10’
Zone: 4
Flowering Almond
Flowering Raspberry
Prunus triloba ‘Multiplex’
Description: An ornamental raspberry with
fragrant, purple, rose-like blooms and leaves
resembling those of a maple. This is a
suckering shrub with hairy stems but no
thorns. Great for native gardens and
naturalizing.
Height: 3-6’
Width: 6-12’
Zone: 3
Description: A very cold hardy and showy
flowering shrub. Pink blooms appear in early
spring and attract birds and butterflies.
Flowers are sterile and therefore do not
produce fruit.
Height: 8’
Width: 8’
Zone: 3
Gold Tide
Kumson
FORSYTHIA Forsythia courtasol ‘Gold Tide’
Description: A low and spreading
groundcover forsythia with a profusion of
light yellow flowers in spring before the
foliage appears.
FORSYTHIA Forsythia
Northern Gold
Description: Cheery yellow blossoms
completely cover the plant before leaves
emerge. Burgundy foliage in Autumn.
Drooping, mounded habit. Develops flower
buds during the summer and fall of the
previous year.
Height: 6.5’
Width: 6.5’
Zone: 3
Show Off
FORSYTHIA Forsythia intermedia ‘Mindor’
Sugar Baby
Height: 2.5’
Width: 2.5’
Zone: 5
CORKSCREW HAZEL Corylus avellana
Beaked
HAZELNUT Corylus cornuta
Description: A native species producing
edible nuts. Two genetically different plants
are required for nut production. Plants
maintain a height of 8’ and can be planted
under power lines.
Height: 8’
Width: 6’
Zone: 2
Description: Contorted branches sport
purplish red foliage all summer. A great
small specimen plant with exceptional winter
interest.
Height: 6.5’
Width: 5’
Zone: 5
HONEYSUCKLE Diervilla sessilifolia
Description: Dark green leaves with bright
white variegation. Creamy yellow trumpetshaped flowers appear in early summer which
attract butterflies and hummingbirds. Foliage
develops best color when planted in full sun.
Height: 3-4’
Width: 3’
Zone: 3
FORSYTHIA Forsythia x Nimbus
Description: A miniature, upright, Proven
Winner variety, great for small spaces.
Showy yellow flowers in early spring. Deer
resistant.
’Red Majestic’
Cool Splash
FORSYTHIA Forsythia
Description: A vigorous cultivar producing
an abundance of yellow bell-shaped flowers
along the branches in spring before the leaves
emerge. Requires full sun and is adaptable to
both dry and moist soil conditions.
Height: 6.5’
Width: 6.5’
Zone: 3
Description: Very large, bright yellow
flowers adorn the plant from top to bottom,
unlike other varieties which only produce
flowers on one year old wood. Attractive
green foliage after blooming.
Height: 5’
Width: 5’
Zone: 3
Red Majestic
FORSYTHIA Forsythia intermedia ‘Kumson’
Description: A forsythia which can be
appreciated for its foliage as much as its
flowers. Leaves have an intricate network of
silver veins.
Height: 5’
Width: 4’
Zone: 5
Height: 1-2’
Width: 3-4’
Zone: 5
Hew Hampshire Gold
Rubus odoratus
Clavey’s Dwarf
Scott’s Nursery Ltd
Lincoln, NB Canada
(506) 458-9208
www.scotts-nursery.nb.ca
HONEYSUCKLE Lonicera x xylosteoides
Description: A dense shrub with blue-green
leaves and clusters of ivory flowers. Blooms
profusely in late summer followed by red
berries. Flowers attract hummingbirds. A
tough plant able to withstand dry sites.
Height: 5-6’
Width: 3-5’
Zone: 4
Honey Rose
Annabelle
HONEYSUCKLE Lonicera
Description: Tall upright, bushy shrub
which produces an abundance of dark pink
flowers in spring. These are followed by
bright red berries. Attracts hummingbirds and
butterflies. Likes moist soil.
Height: 10’
Width: 10’
Zone: 3
Morrow
HYDRANGEA Hydrangea arborescens
Bella Anna
Description: Eight inch white, pom-pom
flower heads produced in abundance all
summer. Prefers afternoon shade but will
tolerate full sun if kept moist, it does not like
dry conditions. Blooms on new growth so it
can be cut back hard in early spring.
Height: 4’
Width: 4’
Zone: 3b
Bloomstruck
HYDRANGEA Hydrangea macrophylla
Description: Part of the Endless Summer
series. This re-blooming mophead hydrangea
features large, purple to rosy-red blooms on
reddish stems. Plants are compact and
rounded with attractive foliage.
HYDRANGEA Hydrangea paniculata
Bobo
Endless Summer
HYDRANGEA Hydrangea macrophylla
Description: An easy to grow hydrangea
with very large, showy blooms. Unlike other
varieties, this one has more than one bloom
cycle - hence the name. Does best if
protected from afternoon sun. Flower color
can be manipulated by adjusting soil pH.
Height: 4’
Width: 4’
Zone: 4
Incrediball
HYDRANGEA Hydrangea arborescens
Height: 5’
Width: 4’
Zone: 4
HYDRANGEA Hydrangea paniculata
Description: Upright taller variety whose
blooms change color with the season. They
start off creamy white, turn to rose pink in
mid-summer, and then turn a rich burgundyred color in fall. This variety can tolerate
anything from full sun to full shade.
Height: 6.5’
Width: 6.5’
Zone: 3
Limelight
HYDRANGEA Hydrangea paniculata
HYDRANGEA Hydrangea paniculata
Description: A Proven Winner selection,
dwarf hydrangea with a mounded shaped.
Plant is smothered in white flowers in the
summer. Flowers deepen to pink in autumn.
The stems continue to grow and lengthen as
the flowers open.
Height: 3’
Width: 4’
Zone: 4
Description: A hydrangea with abundant
and long-lasting flowers. Large blooms open
white, then the diamonds turn pink. By late
summer flowers are a spectacular raspberry
red color.
Fire & Ice
HYDRANGEA Hydrangea arborescens
Description: Bred from Annabelle so it has
the same growth habit. Produces a deep pink
pom-pom flower head which attracts
butterflies. Blooms on new growth so it can
be cut back hard in early spring.
Height: 4’
Width: 3-4’
Zone: 4
Height: 3-4’
Width: 4-5’
Zone: 4
Diamant Rouge
HONEYSUCKLE Lonicera morrowii
Description: A tall and spreading plant with
grey-green foliage and creamy white flowers
followed by red berries in September. An
excellent plant for covering slopes. Tolerates
poor soils.
Height: 6.5’
Width: 8’
Zone: 2
Description: A new and improved
Annabelle with strong, sturdy stems that
support massive 12” flower heads. Flowers
emerge lime green, mature to a pristine
white, and then age to apple green.
Height: 4’
Width: 4’
Zone: 4
Limelight Std.
Description: Large cone-shaped flower
heads with unique green colored flowers
from mid-summer until frost, then they turn a
rich deep pink. In autumn, both colors are
present at once making a stunning display.
Height: 8’
Width: 6-8’
Zone: 4
Scott’s Nursery Ltd
Lincoln, NB Canada
(506) 458-9208
www.scotts-nursery.nb.ca
HYDRANGEA Hydrangea paniculata
Description: Large cone-shaped flower
heads with unique green colored flowers
from mid-summer until frost, then they turn a
rich deep pink. In autumn, both colors are
present at once making a stunning display.
Height: 8’
Width: 6-8’
Zone: 4