Online Catalog - Marjac Nursery

EST.1982
2016 – 2017
general information
TERMS:
C.O.D. unless credit terms have been established. For customers
with established credit, payment is due in 30 days. A service
charge of 2% per month (24% per year) will be assessed on
overdue accounts. An account will be considered to be overdue
anytime after an invoice is over 30 days old. All checks returned
by the bank for insufficient funds will have an additional $25.00
service charge added to the outstanding account. Should Marjac
Nursery Inc. incur collection cost, attorney fees, and court costs
in collecting a delinquent account; the buyer expressly agrees to
reimburse those costs and fees to Marjac Nursery Inc. Marjac
Nursery reserves the right to change prices at any time without
notice either higher or lower than those published in the catalog.
All prices are F.O.B. Monroeville.
BUSINESS HOURS:
JANUARY 1 – MARCH 1 M–TH 8:00 AM–4:00 PM
SALES TAX:
Under the New Jersey Sales and Use Act tax on all nursery stock
will be collected unless proper documentation is presented for
tax exemption.
SPRING ORDERS:
Arrangements for shipping or pick–up of shrub orders must be
made by the week of April 17, 2017, or the order will be cancelled.
DISCLAIMER:
Marjac Nursery warrants to the amount of purchase that plants sold
are as represented within recognized industry tolerances. We shall
not be liable for losses due to strikes, delays of carries, fires, or any
other causes beyond our control. Written notification of claims is
required within 10 days of purchase.
DELIVERY:
We deliver on our own decked van, truck or trailer. Customers may
pick-up their material during normal business hours.
MARCH 1 – OCTOBER 15 M–F 7:00 AM–4:30 PM
OCTOBER 16 – DECEMBER 31 M–F 7:30 AM–4:30 PM
SATURDAY HOURS – MARCH 15 – JULY 31 7:00AM 3:00PM
AUGUST 1 – DEC – CALL TO CONFIRM
contact
P.O. BOX 1048, MONROEVILLE, NJ 08343
PHONE: 856–358–6535 | FAX: 856–358–0125
table of contents
SHRUBS
Aronia Arbutifolia–Chokeberry ............................... 1
Aucuba–Green Aucuba .............................................. 1
Azalea............................................................................. 1
Azalea Dwarf................................................................ 1
Berberis–Barberry ...................................................... 1
Buddleia–Butterfly Bush ........................................1–2
Buxus–Boxwood ......................................................... 2
Callicarpa–Beautyberry ............................................. 2
Caryopteris–Blue Mist Spirea................................... 2
Chamaecyparis............................................................. 2
Clethra–Summersweet .............................................. 2
Cornus–Dogwood ...................................................... 2
Cotoneaster ................................................................. 2
Cryptomeria–Japanese Cedar ..............................2–3
Cypress.......................................................................... 3
Cytisus–Scotch Broom .............................................. 3
Deutzia .......................................................................... 3
Erica–Heather .............................................................. 3
Euonymous ................................................................... 3
Fothergilla ..................................................................... 3
Forsythia........................................................................ 3
Hamamelis–Witch Hazel ........................................... 3
Hibiscus ......................................................................... 3
Hibiscus Proven Winners .......................................... 4
Hydrangea ..................................................................... 4
Hydrangea–Tree Form ............................................... 4
Hypericum–St John’s Wort........................................ 4
Ilex–Blue Hollies.......................................................... 5
Ilex–Glabra–Inkberry ................................................. 5
Ilex–Japanese Hollies .................................................. 5
Ilex–Upright Hollies.................................................... 5
Ilex Verticillata–Winterberry .................................... 5
Itea–SweetSpire ........................................................... 5
Juniper............................................................................ 5
Juniper Premium Varieties ......................................... 5
Lagerstroemia–Crape Myrtle ................................... 6
Ligustrum–Privet ......................................................... 6
Ligustrum–Southern Living Condition ................... 6
Lonceria–Honeysuckle Vine ...................................... 6
Magnolia ........................................................................ 6
Microbiota–Russian Cypress .................................... 6
Myrica–Bayberry ......................................................... 6
Nandina–Heavenly Bamboo ...................................... 6
Osmanthus–False Holly ............................................. 6
Photinia–Red Tip ......................................................... 7
Physocarpus .................................................................. 7
Physocarpus–Ninebark .............................................. 7
Picea–Spruce ................................................................ 7
Pieris–Andromeda ...................................................... 7
Pinus ............................................................................... 7
Potentilla ....................................................................... 7
Prunus ............................................................................ 7
Rhododendron............................................................. 7
Rosa............................................................................7–8
Salix–Dappled Willow ................................................ 8
Schizophragma–Japanese Hydrangea Vine ............. 8
Spirea ............................................................................. 8
Syringa–Lilac ................................................................. 8
Thuja–Arborvitae ....................................................8–9
Viburnum ...................................................................... 9
Vitex–Chaste Tree....................................................... 9
Weigela .......................................................................... 9
Wisteria......................................................................... 9
Yucca .............................................................................. 9
PERENNIALS #3 C
Achillea–Yarrow .......................................................... 9
Agastache–Hyssop ...................................................... 9
Alcea–Hollyhock .................................................. 9–10
Althea–False Hollyhock ...........................................10
Artemesia....................................................................10
Astilbe ..........................................................................10
Baptisia–False Indigo .................................................10
Campanula–Bell Flower ...........................................10
Ceratostigma–Leadwort..........................................10
Chelone–Turtlehead .................................................10
Clematis ............................................................... 10–11
Coreopsis–Tickseed .................................................11
Crocosmia ..................................................................11
Dahlia ...........................................................................11
Delsoperma–Ice Plant ..............................................11
Delphinium .................................................................11
Dicentra–Bleeding Heart ........................................11
Digitalis–Foxglove .....................................................12
Echinacea–Coneflower ............................................12
Fragaria–Flowering Strawberry ..............................12
Gaura ...........................................................................12
Gaillardia–Blanket Flower .......................................12
Geranium ....................................................................12
Grasses ........................................................................12
Heliopsis–False Sunflower.......................................12
Hemerocallis–Daylily ................................................13
Heuchera–Coral Bells ..............................................13
Hibiscus .......................................................................13
Hosta ...........................................................................13
Iris Ensata ....................................................................13
Iris Sibirica ..................................................................14
Kalimeris .....................................................................14
Lavandula–True Lavender ........................................14
Leucanthemum–Shasta Daisy .................................14
Liatris–Gayfeather .....................................................14
Ligularia .......................................................................14
Lilium............................................................................14
Lysmachia–Gooseneck Loosestrife .......................14
Monarda–Bee Balm ...................................................14
Nepeta–Catmint........................................................14
Nipponanthemum–Montauk Daisy .......................15
Peony ...........................................................................15
Peony–Itoh Hybrids ..................................................15
Perovskia–Russian Sage............................................15
Phlox Paniculata–Garden Phlox .............................15
Phlox Subulata–Mountain Pinks .............................15
Rudbeckia–Blackeyed Susan....................................15
Rudbeckia Hirta–Gloriosa Daisy ...........................15
Salvia.............................................................................15
Sedum–Stonecrop .....................................................16
Stachys–Lamb’s Ear ...................................................16
Verbena........................................................................16
Veronica–Speedwell ..................................................16
PERENNIALS #1 C
Achillea–Yarrow ........................................................16
Agastache–Hyssop ....................................................16
Asclepias–Butterfly Weed .......................................16
Ajuga Reptans–Bugleweed ......................................16
Alchemilla Mollis Lady’s Mantle..............................16
Althea–False Hollyhock ...........................................16
Aster ......................................................................16-17
Astilbe ..........................................................................17
Aquilgea–Columbine ................................................17
Baptisia.........................................................................17
Ceratostigma–Leadwort..........................................17
Chelone–Turtlehead .................................................17
Coreopsis–Tickseed .................................................17
Crocosmia ..................................................................17
Delphinium .................................................................17
Delsoperma–Ice Plant ..............................................17
Dianthus–Maiden Pinks......................................17-18
Echinacea–Coneflower ............................................18
Gallardia–Blanket Flower ........................................18
Gaura–Wand Flower ................................................18
Geranium ....................................................................18
Grasses ................................................................. 18–19
Gypsophilia–Baby’s Breath ......................................19
Helianthus Sunflower ...............................................19
Helleborus–Lenten Rose .........................................19
Hemerocallis–Daylily ............................................... 19
Heuchera–Coral Bells ............................................. 19
Iberis–Candytuft ....................................................... 19
Iris–Sibirica ................................................................ 19
Kalimeris .................................................................... 20
Lamium–Dead Neetle ............................................. 20
Lavandula–True Lavender ....................................... 20
Leucanthemum–Shasta Daisy ................................ 20
Liatris–Gayfeather .................................................... 20
Lilium–Asiatic ............................................................ 20
Lupine ......................................................................... 20
Lysmachia ................................................................... 20
Mazus .......................................................................... 20
Monarda–Bee Balm ................................................ 20
Nepeta–Catmint ..................................................... 21
Oenothera–Evening Primrose .............................. 21
Perovskia–Russian Sage........................................... 21
Phlox Divaricata–Woodland Phlox ...................... 21
Phlox Paniculata–Garden Phlox ............................ 21
Phlox Subulata–Mountain Pinks ............................ 21
Rudbeckia–Blackeyed Susan................................... 21
Salvia .......................................................................... 21
Scabiosa ..................................................................... 21
Sedum–Stonecrop ............................................ 21-22
Sisyrinchium–Blue Eyed Grass .............................. 22
Stachys–Lamb’s Ear .................................................. 22
Tiarella–Foamflower ................................................ 22
Verbena ..................................................................... 22
Veronica–Speedwell ................................................. 22
Vinca–Periwinkle ...................................................... 22
TREES
Acer Platanoides ‘Crimson King’ ......................... 22
Acer Rubrum ‘October Glory’ ............................. 22
Acer Rubrum ‘Red Sunset’ ..................................... 22
Acer Saccharum ‘Green Mountain’ ...................... 23
Acer x Freemanii ‘Armstrong’ ............................... 23
Amelanchier Canadenis–Serviceberry ................ 23
Betula Nigra ‘Dura Heat’–Riverbirch ................... 23
Betula Nigra ‘Heritage’–Riverbirch ..................... 23
Betula Nigra ‘Summer Cascade’–Riverbirch ...... 23
Carpinus Betulus ‘Fastgiata’.................................... 23
Carpinus Betulus ‘Frans Fontaine’ .........................23
Cercis Canadensis ‘Appalachia Red’..................... 23
Cercis Canadensis ‘Redbud’ ................................... 23
Cercis Canadensis ‘Ruby Falls’................................23
Cercis Canadensis ‘Vanilla Twist .............................24
Cercis Canadensis ‘Covey’ ..................................... 24
Cercis Hearts of Gold ............................................ 24
Cercis X ‘Merlot’ ..................................................... 24
Cupressocyparis Leylandii (Leyland Cypress).... 24
Ginkgo Biloba ‘Magyar’............................................ 24
Gleditsia Triacanthos ‘Shademaster’ ..................... 24
Ilex x Aquifolium ‘Dragon Lady’ ............................ 24
Platanus x Acerifolia ‘Bloodgood’.......................... 24
Prunus Cerasifera ‘Krauter Vesuvius’ ....................24
Prunus Cerasifera ‘Thundercloud’ ........................ 24
Prunus Pendula ‘Snow Fountain’ ........................... 25
Prunus x Pendula ‘Weeping Cherry’ .................... 25
Prunus Serrulata ‘Kwanzan’.................................... 25
Prunus Serrulata ‘Royal Burgundy’ ....................... 25
Prunus Subhirtella ‘Autumnalis’..............................25
Prunus x ‘Okame’ ..................................................... 25
Prunus x ‘Snowgoose’.............................................. 25
Prunus x Yedoensis ‘Yoshino’ ................................. 25
Pyrus Calleryana ‘Chanticleer’ .............................. 25
Pyrus Calleryana ‘Red Spire’ .................................. 25
Quercus Bicolor ‘Swamp Oak’ .............................. 25
Quercus Palustris ‘Pin Oak’ ................................... 26
Quercus ‘Regal Prince’ ............................................ 26
Salix x ‘Niobe’ ........................................................... 26
Thuja Occidentalis ‘Emerald Green’ .................... 26
Tilia Cordata ‘Greenspire’ ...................................... 26
Ulmus Americana ‘Princeton’..................................26
Zelkova Serrata ‘Green Vase’ ................................. 26
PLEASE NOTE: PLANTS IN THE CATALOG WITH PP # OR PPAF ARE PATENTED VARIETIES. ASEXUAL REPRODUCTION OF THESE VARIETIES IS PROHIBITED.
shrubs
ARONIA ARBUTIFOLIA–CHOKEBERRY
(SUN/PT SHADE)
BRILLIANTISSIMA – White flowers in May followed by red berries. Crimson fall color. Z5
24–30” (4C) – $12.50 | 30–36” (4C) – $14.00
AUCUBA – GREEN AUCUBA (SHADE)
GOLD DUST – A shade tolerant compact evergreen with large, glossy dark green and yellow-spotted leaves. Z6
HOSOBA HOSHIFU – Narrow, long, dark green leaves with golden yellow spots. Large red berries in the fall. Z6b
SERRATIFOLIA – A vigorous, bushy, evergreen shrub to 5’ high with dark green and heavily serrated leaves. Spectacular bright red berries. Z6
15–18” (4C) – $16.75 | 18–24” (4C) – $18.25
AZALEA (PART SUN)
BEN MORRISON – Unique salmon-pink flowers with white stripes. Medium habit. Z5
BLAAUWS PINK – Soft pink blooms in mid spring. Medium habit. Z5
DELAWARE VALLEY WHITE – Pure white flowers bloom in May. Spreading habit. . Z5
GIRARD FUCHSIA – Fuchsia ruffled flowers bloom early to mid spring. Compact habit. Z5
HERBERT – Vivid dark purple flowers bloom early spring. Medium spreading habit. Z4
HERSHEY RED – Double bright red blooms mid spring. Tight mounding habit. Z5
HINO CRIMSON – Crimson red flowers in early spring. Compact mounding habit. Z5
JOHANNA – Bright red bloom mid spring. Dark red winter foliage. Medium habit. Z5
NANCY OF ROBIN HILL – Double light pink flowers late spring. Medium habit. Z5
PLEASANT WHITE – Large white blooms in late spring. Compact habit. Z5
POUKHANENSE – Orchid flowers in early spring. Medium habit. Z4
POUKHANENSE COMPACTA – Dark lavender flowers bloom in early spring. Compact habit. Z4
PRUDENCE – Soft pink flowers in mid spring. Dark green foliage. Medium habit. Z5
RENEE MICHELLE – Large pink flowers late spring. Compact habit. Z6
ROSEBUD – Double pink flowers appear in mid spring. Spreading habit. Z5
SILVER SWORD – Soft red flowers in late spring on variegated foliage. Compact habit. Z5
STEWARTSTONIAN – Brick red blooms in late spring. Upright habit. Reddish winter color. Z5
TRADITION – Beautiful pink double flowers in late spring. Compact habit. Z5
12–15” (3C) – $10.50 | 15–18” (3C) – $12.00 | 18–24” (3C) – $14.75
DWARF AZALEA (PART SUN)
GUMPO PINK – Soft pink ruffled flowers bloom late spring. Low mounding habit. Z6
GUMPO WHITE – Large white flower bloom in late May. Low mounding habit. Z6
10–12” (3C) – $10.75 | 12–15” (3C) – $12.25 | 15–18” (3C) – $14.50
BERBERIS – BARBERRY
(SUN)
BONANZA GOLD – Compact bright yellow barberry maintains good foliage. Z4 (PP#8215 asexual reproduction prohibited).
CRIMSON PYGMY – Dwarf red leaf barberry turning orange-red in fall. Compact habit. Z4
HELMOND PILLAR – Deep purple foliage. Narrow columnar habit. Z4
ROSY GLOW – New growth red changing to creamy pink/red. Medium habit. Z4
ROYAL BURGUNDY ™ – Rich burgundy foliage. Compact habit. Z4 (PP #9461 asexual reproduction prohibited)
WILLIAM PENN – Arching dark evergreen foliage turns bronze in winter. Spreading habit. Z4
12–15” (3C) – $12.50 | 15–18” (3C) – $14.25 | 18–24” (3C) – $17.50
ADMIRATION – Blaze orange-red foliage with yellow margins. Dwarf upright habit. Z4 (PP#16921 asexual reproduction prohibited).
12–15” (3C) – $14.50 | 15–18” (3C) – $16.25
BUDDLEIA – BUTTERFLY BUSH
(SUN)
BLACK KNIGHT – Deep purple flower clusters summer. Mature height 6 – 8’. Z5
NANHO BLUE – Powder blue flower spikes summer. Mature height 5 – 8’. Z5
#3C $11.75
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BUDDLEIA – BUTTERFLY BUSH, CONTINUED
Ball Ornamentals™ Introduction
CRANRAZZ – Vibrant red-purple flowers bloom from spring to mid-fall with panicles growing 8 inches long. (PPAF). Z5
TRUE BLUE – Lovely blue flowers over silver grey leaves grow on sturdy stems with upright habit. (PPAF). Z5
TUTTI FRUITTI PINK (pp22177) – Bright pink flowers on dwarf, upright shrub. Height 2 x 2 ½’, and truly hardy to zone 5. Non-invasive
#3C $12.25
BUXUS – BOXWOOD (SUN/PT SUN)
FRANKLIN’S GEM – Extremely hardy, slow growing rounded evergreen with bright green foliage turning olive green in winter.
Deer resistant 2’ x 3’ Z4
GREEN MOUNTAIN – Bright green foliage retained in winter. Dense cone habit. Z5
GREEN VELVET – Dark green velvet leaves holds color in the winter. Round habit. Z5
SUFFRUTICOSA (SEMIPERVERINS) – Dwarf English Boxwood. Slow growing evergreen. Compact habit. Z5
VARIEGATED (SEMIPERVERINS) – Slow growing evergreen with variegated green and yellow leaves. Z5
WINTERGEM (MICROPHYLLA) – Asian Boxwood. Nice dark green foliage.Vigorous habit. Z5
10–12” (3C) – $12.50 | 12–15” (3C) – $14.75 | 15–18” (3C) – $16.75
CALLICARPA – BEAUTYBERRY (SUN/PT SUN)
DICHOTOMA ‘ISSAI’ – Pinkish blooms followed by metallic purple berries. Sun/Pt. shade. Z5
CARYOPTERIS – BLUE MIST SPIREA
(SUN)
DARK KNIGHT – Deep blue flowers from July to frost. Dark green mounded habit. Z6
LONGWOOD BLUE – Light blue flowers bloom for long period summer. Silvery foliage. Z6
#3C $11.75
CHAMAECYPARIS (SUN)
AUREA – Golden Hinoki Cypress with golden yellow branches that are greener toward the interior. Z5
AUREA NANA – GOLD MOP – Bright yellow foliage. Dense mounding habit. Z5
CRIPPSI – Stunning bright yellow foliage and reddish bark. Pyramidal habit. Z5
FILICOIDES – FERNSPRAY CYPRESS – Deep glossy green foliage. Slow pyramidal habit. Z5
GRACILIS COMPACTA – Compact specimen plant with dark green foliage, irregular branching and pyramidal habit. Z4
#3C $13.75
CLETHRA – SUMMERSWEET
(SUN/PT SHADE)
RUBY SPICE – Glossy green foliage with pink bottle brush flowers in summer. Z3
HUMMINGBIRD – Compact shrub with white flowers in summer. Z3
SIXTEEN CANDLES – Large erect candle-like white blooms are extremely fragrant in midsummer. Z4
15–18” (3C) – $12.25 | 18–24” (3C) – $14.75
CORNUS – DOGWOOD (SUN/PT SHADE)
ALBA SIBIRICA – Red Twig Dogwood. White flowers spring. Scarlet red bark in winter. Z3
#7C $16.00
ELEGANTISSIMA – Variegated Red Twig Dogwood. Bright red branches with variegated foliage. Z2
IVORY HALO – Compact form of variegated red twig dogwood. Z3
#7C $17.50
COTONEASTER (SUN/PT SUN)
CHRISTMAS CARPET (DAMMERI) – Spreading habit. Red glossy berries. Evergreen. Z5
FRANCHETII – Orange berries. Gray evergreen foliage. Upright habit. Z5
SALICIFOLIA REPANDENS – Willowleaf Cotoneaster. Low spreading habit. Red berries fall. Semi-evergreen. Z6
12–15” (3C) – $10.50 | 15–18” (3C) – $11.75 | 18–24” (3C) – $13.50
CRYPTOMERIA – JAPANESE CEDAR (SUN/PT SUN)
GLOBOSA NANA – DWARF JAPANESE CEDAR – Soft green foliage forms neat compact globe shape. Z6
#3C $15.00
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CRYPTOMERIA, CONTINUED
BLACK DRAGON – Compact dark green foliage. Irregular pyramidal habit. Z6
SEKKAN SUGI – Bright yellow new growth is impressive in spring. Pyramidal habit. Z6
YOSHINO – Graceful conifer with green foliage in summer becoming bronze–green in winter. Fast growing pyramidal habit. Z5-7
#7C $33.00
CYPRESS (SUN)
LEYLAND – Dense rich green foliage. Narrow pyramidal form. Rapid growth habit. Z6
#7C $19.50
CYTISUS – SCOTCH BROOM
(SUN)
BURKWOOD – Dark pink flowers in spring on pendulous green branches.Vigoruous habit. Z5
LENA – Orange flowers with red wings in spring. Medium habit. Z5
MOONLIGHT – Bright yellow flowers in spring. Compact habit. Z5
#3C $11.00
DEUTZIA (SUN)
GRACILIS ‘NIKKO’ – Double white flowers in spring. Dwarf habit reaching 2’ high. Z4
#3C $12.25
ERICA – HEATHER (SUN)
MEDITERRANEAN PINK – Profuse pink flowers on slow growing dwarf shrub from late winter to early spring. Z5
MEDITERRANEAN WHITE – White flowers on slow growing dwarf shrub from late winter to early spring. Z5
#3C $13.75
EUONYMOUS (SUN)
ALATUS COMPACTA – BURNING BUSH – WINGED EUONYMOUS – Brilliant red foliage in the fall.
Bushy habit. Deciduous. Z4
15–18” (3C) – $13.50 | 18–24” (3C) – $15.50
EMERALD GAIETY (FORTUNEI) – Green and white evergreen shrub. Compact spreading habit. Z4
MOONSHADOW (FORTUNEI) – Foliage with a bright yellow center and deep glossy green margins. Z4
12–15” (3C) – $12.25 | 15–18” (3C) – $13.75 | 18–24” (3C) – $16.50
AUREO–MARGINATA (JAPONICA) – Bold green leaves with showy golden margin. Upright habit. Z6
SILVER KING (JAPONICA) – Glossy evergreen leaves with silvery white margins. Upright habit. Z6
15–18” (3C) – $13.75 | 18–24” (3C) – $16.50
FOTHERGILLA (SUN/PT SHADE)
GARDENII – White bottlebrush flowers in spring. Foliage becomes reddish orange in autumn. Dwarf habit. Z5
#3C $13.50
FORSYTHIA
(SUN)
LYNWOOD GOLD – Abundant bright gold spring flowers. Fast growing, upright shrub. Z5
#7C $14.00
HAMAMELIS – WITCH HAZEL (SUN/PT SHADE)
ARNOLD’S PROMISE – Fragrant golden yellow flowers in spring. Upright vase habit. Z5
#4C $16.50
HIBISCUS
APHRODITE – Large saucer shaped pink flowers with dark red eye. Z5
HAWAII™ – Lovely blue blossoms with red-purple heart blooms from July to September. Medium to dark green foliage. Z5
LUCY – A beautiful double dark red flower blooms from mid to late summer. Z5
MINERVA – Single blooms of lavender with bold dark red eye. Z5
#5C $16.50
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HIBISCUS, CONTINUED
HIBISCUS PROVEN WINNERS®
BLUE CHIFFON™ – A deer resistant plant with large blue flowers in late summer. Easy to grow, and attracts butterflies. Z5
#5C $17.00
HYDRANGEA (PT SUN)
ALL SUMMER BEAUTY – (MACROPHYLLA) – Large rich blue snowball flowers often rebloom. Z5
ANNABELLE – (ARBORESCENS) – Big snowball flowers change from green to white with age. Z4
BLUE CASSELL – (MACROPHYLLA) – A blue lacecap, fantastic repeat bloomer that blooms on old and new wood. Z5
HAAS HALO (ABORESCENS) – Outstanding 14” lace cap white blooms stand out over deep blue-green foliage. This beautiful plant
stands tall and does not flop. (PP#24783) Z3
NIKKO BLUE – (MACROPHYLLA) – Blue flower clusters in summer. In alkaline soil flowers will be pink. Z5
PETIOLARIS – CLIMBING HYDRANGEA VINE – Glossy green vine with lacy white flowers in June. Z4
PHANTOM (PANICULATA) – Large cone shaped panicles on strong stems bloom mid-summer to fall. Z3
PREZIOSA – (SERRATA) – Blush pink snowball flowers gradually show hues of pink and red. Z5
SNOW QUEEN (QUERCIFOLIA) – Light creamy white flowers turn rosy pink as they mature. Z5
SNOWSTORM – (MACROPHYLLA) – Traditional mophead, white flowers. Blooms earlier than other hydrangeas.
Compact habit. Z5
#5C $14.50
HYDRANGEA BALL ORNAMENTALS™ INTRODUCTION
HONEY COMB (PANICULATA) – Huge white fragrant flowers bloom all summer attracting butterflies. (PP#22614) Z3
SWEET SUMMER (pp21778) – A progression of color on this mid–sized panicle hydrangea starts green, matures to white,
then turns pink toward Fall. Z3.
#5C $16.50
HYDRANGEA ENDLESS SUMMER COLLECTION
ENDLESS SUMMER ® – (MACROPHYLLA) The famous reblooming mophead that blooms on new and old wood.
Soil pH determines pink or blue bloom. Mildew resistant. 3-5’ Z4
BLOOMSTRUCK™ – (MACROPHYLLA) Loads of rose-pink, violet, or blue blooms depending on soil pH. Striking reddish
stems and glossy heat tolerant foliage. Mildew resistant. 3-4’ x 4-5’. Z4
TWIST AND SHOUT – (MACROPHYLLA) – Reblooming lacecap flowers begin with purple buds and open to pink. Stems are an
attractive red. Z4 (PP #20176 asexual reproduction prohibited)
#5C $23.00
HYDRANGEA PROVEN WINNERS®
LIMELIGHT – (PANICULATA) – Bright lime green flowers aging to white in summer. Z3 (PP #12874 asexual reproduction prohibited)
LITTLE LIME (PANICULATA) – Dwarf form of ‘Limelight’. Flowers open soft green and turn a lovely pink color in fall. (PPAF) Z3
PINKY WINKY – Strong stems bear two toned flowers of pink with white at the tip. Z3 (PP #16166 asexual reproduction prohibited)
#5C $16.95
HYDRANGEA – TREE FORM
LIMELIGHT – (PANICULATA) – Bright lime green flowers aging to white in summer. Z3
(PP# 12874 asexual reproduction prohibited)
PHANTOM – (PANICULATA) – Large, cone shaped flower panicles the size of pineapples are supported by strong stems from
mid–summer until after frost. Z3
PINKY WINKY – Strong stems bear two toned flowers of pink with white at the tip. Z4 (PP# 16166 asexual reproduction prohibited)
#10C $39.50
HYPERICUM – ST. JOHN’S WORT
(SUN/PT SUN)
HARVEST CORAL™ – Compact round habit produce yellow flowers in late spring followed by coral pink ornamental berries in July.
(PPAF) Z5
HIDCOTE – Buttercup yellow flowers summer.Vigorous habit. Deciduous. Z6
#3C $11.95
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ILEX – BLUE HOLLIES
(SUN/PT SHADE)
BLUE GIRL – Dark green foliage. Red berries in fall. Upright pyramidal growth habit. Z5
BLUE PRINCE – Bright blue–green foliage turns deep blue–purple in winter. Male pollinator. Z5
BLUE PRINCESS – Nice blue–green foliage with abundant red berries. Z5 (PP #3675 asexual reproduction prohibited)
15–18” (4C) – $14.50 | 18–24” (4C) – $17.50
DRAGON LADY – Upright conical holly with superb dark green leaves with complimenting large red berries. Z6
(5C) – $18.50
ILEX – GLABRA – INKBERRY (SUN/PT SHADE)
SHAMROCK – Compact Inkberry – Very hardy evergreen with slender green leaves. Z5
12–15” (3C) – $11.75 | 15–18” (3C) – $13.75
ILEX – JAPANESE HOLLIES (SUN/PT SUN)
COMPACTA – (CRENATA) – Dark green flat leaves. Well branched. Compact habit. Z5
GREEN LUSTRE – (CRENATA) – Glossy green leaves. Medium habit. Z5
HOOGENDOORN – A low-growing, compact holly with superb dark green foliage. Z6
SOFT TOUCH – Compact, mounding shrub with dark green foliage and flexible branches giving it a softer look. Good substitute for
Helleri. Z5
12–15” (3C) – $10.75 | 15–18”(3C) – $12.75 | 18–24” (3C) – $17.00
ILEX – UPRIGHT HOLLIES (SUN/PT SUN )
SKY PENCIL – Dark green foliage – Columnar growth in tight form makes this a unique specimen. Z6
STEEDS – Dense glossy green foliage. Upright pyramidal habit. Z5
18–24” (4C) – $15.75 | 24–30” (4C) – $17.50 | 30–36” (4C) – $18.75
ILEX VERTICILLATA – WINTERBERRY (SUN/PT SUN)
JIM DANDY – Round and compact shrub produces flowers in early summer but no berries. Male pollinator for numerous female
winterberry varieties. Z4
SPARKLEBERRY – Native deciduous shrub. Red berries and purple fall color. Z4
15–18” (3C) – $11.50 | 18–24” (3C) – $13.75
ITEA – SWEETSPIRE
(SUN/PT SHADE)
HENRY’S GARNET – Graceful strands of white flowers spring. Crimson fall color. Z5
MERLOT – Compact habit, burgundy fall color, fragrant white summer flowers attract butterflies. Wet site tolerant. 3’ x 3’
12–15” (3C) - $10.75 | 15–18” (3C) – $12.50 | 18–24” (3C) – $13.75
JUNIPER (SUN)
ANDORRA – YOUNGSTOWN COMPACTA – Ground cover with gray green plume like foliage. Z3
BAR HARBOR – Silvery blue foliage turns plum in winter. Low spreading habit. Z3
BLUE PACIFIC – Spreading low branches with attractive green–blue foliage. Z5
NICK’S COMPACTA – Soft blue green foliage. Spreading habit. Z4
OLD GOLD – Rich gold color. Medium compact habit. Z4
PARSONI – Gray green foliage. Low spreading habit. Z4
SARGENTI – Rich green foliage on heavy spreading branches. Z4
SEA GREEN – Bright green foliage.Vase shaped habit. Z4
WILTONI – Intense blue foliage. Low spreading habit. Z3
15–18” (3C) – $11.50 | 18–24” (3C) – $15.00
JUNIPER PREMIUM VARIETIES (SUN)
BLUE CHIP – Silvery blue fine foliage. Low mounding habit. Ground cover. Z3
GOLD LACE – Gold pfitzer with improved gold color and compact habit. Z4
PROCUMBENS NANA – Dwarf Japanese Garden Juniper – Dense branches form soft green ground cover. Z5
15–18” (3C) – $12.00 | 18–24” (3C) – $16.00
BLUE STAR – Dwarf juniper. Steel blue needles. Low mounding habit. Z4
#3C $12.50
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LAGERSTROEMIA – CRAPE MYRTLE (SUN)
DYNAMITE – Large cherry-red flowers bloom from midsummer to frost. Orange fall foliage. Z6 (PP #10296 asexual reproduction prohibited)
HOPI – Double pink flower blooms in summer. Foliage turns reddish orange in fall. Z6
MUSKOGEE – Light lavender flowers bloom in summer with grey-brown bark. Z6
NATCHEZ – A hearty grower with white blooms and lustrous green leaves that turn orange-red in the fall. Z6
PINK VELOUR – Bright pink flowers over burgundy foliage. Orange fall foliage. Z6 (PP #10319 asexual reproduction prohibited)
RED ROCKET – Spikes of cherry-red foliage. Crimson new growth turns dark green. Z6 (PP #11342 asexual reproduction prohibited)
TONTO – Rosy red flowers in summer. Foliage turns orange in fall. Z6
ZUNI – Dark lavender flower clusters in summer. Reddish fall color. Z6
#4C $14.75
LIGUSTRUM – PRIVET (SUN)
CALIFORNIA PRIVET – White, aromatic flowers with dark green leaves. Rapid growth and semi-evergreen habit makes this
desirable for a hedge. Z5
24–30 (7C) – 16.50 | 30–36” (7C) – $18.00 | 3–4’ (7C) – $22.00
CHEYENNE – Glossy green leaves make this an attractive plant for hedging. Z4
VICARYI – Golden Vicaryi Privet – Multi–stemmed upright shrub with golden foliage. Z4
15–18” (4C) – $13.25 | 18–24” (4C) – $15.00
SOUTHERN LIVING COLLECTION
SUNSHINE – Bright golden foliage makes a low maintenance shrub in sun or part shade. Z6. (PPAF)
15–18” (3C) $14.00 | 18–24” (3C) $16.00
LONICERA – HONEYSUCKLE VINE (SUN)
GOLDFLAME – Fragrant red and yellow flowers bloom spring until frost. Z4
#3C $12.50
MAGNOLIA (SUN/PT SHADE)
BETTY – Large pink flowers. Copper red new growth. Deciduous. Z5
STELLATA – ROYAL STAR – Fragrant semi–double white flowers. Shrub by habit. Deciduous. Z5
24–30” (7C) – $16.50 | 30–36” (7C) – $19.50 | 3–4’ (7C) – $21.50
MICROBIOTA – RUSSIAN CYPRESS (SHADE)
DECUSSATA – Evergreen shrub that resembles a Juniper. Purple winter color. Z2
WOODBURN SELECT – Spreading evergreen foliage with slight variegation. Z2
#3C $14.50
MYRICA – BAYBERRY (SUN)
PENNSYLVANICA – Glossy green foliage. Decorative gray berries. Z3
15–18” (3C) – $12.75 | 18–24” (3C) – $14.25
NANDINA – HEAVENLY BAMBOO (SUN/PT SHADE)
GULFSTREAM – Large compact blue-green foliage in summer. Orange-red new growth and winter foliage. Z6
TUSCAN FLAME – Evergreen shrub is accented with red new growth, white flowers in spring and red berries in the fall. Z6
(PP #21940 asexual reproduction prohibited)
#3C $13.50
OSMANTHUS – FALSE HOLLY
(SUN/ PT SHADE)
GOSHIKI – New growth is marbled pink, bronze, and gold. Matures to cream and green. Nice option for adding color to shady areas.
Deer resistant. 6’ x 6’
12/15” (3C) - $13.00 | 15/18” (3C) - $15.25
GULFTIDE – Dark green spiny leaves keep deer away. Makes an excellent large hedge or specimen. Abundant, tiny fragrant flowers
in fall add extra interest. Upright to 10’ or larger. Z6
15–18” (4C) - $16.75 | 18-24” (4C) - $18.25
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PHOTINIA – RED TIP (SUN/PT SHADE)
FRASERII – Evergreen shrub displays bronze red new growth and white flowers in spring. Z6
#7C $16.00
PHYSOCARPUS – NINEBARK (SUN)
DIABLO – PURPLE NINEBARK – Purple foliage is complimented by pinkish white flowers in summer. Z3
#4C $14.25
BALL ORNAMENTAL INTRODUCTION
LEMON CANDY – Unusual bright gold foliage in spring until late summer. White flowers appear in spring. Z3
#4C $15.00
PICEA – SPRUCE (SUN)
GLAUCA CONICA – Dwarf Alberta Spruce – Dense green foliage forms pyramidal shape. Z4
JEAN’S DILLY – Smaller and shorter needles than Conica. Slow growing uniform habit. Z4
#3C $15.25
PIERIS – ANDROMEDA (SUN/PT SHADE)
KATSURA – Rose flowers in the spring. Wine red new growth becomes green. Z5
MOUNTAIN FIRE – White flower clusters in spring followed by bright red new growth. Z5
SCARLET O’HARA – Attractive red new growth. White flowers in spring. Z5
VALLEY ROSE – Pastel pink flowers. Dark green foliage with red new growth. Z5
15–18” (3C) – $14.50 | 18–24” (3C) – $17.00
PINUS (SUN)
SLOWMOUND – Naturally compact with uniform growth habit. Z2
#3C $14.00
POTENTILLA (SUN)
ABBOTTSWOOD – Masses of white flowers in summer. Dwarf habit. Deciduous. Z3
GOLDFINGER – Golden flowers throughout summer. Compact upright habit. Z3
#3C $13.00
PRUNUS (SUN)
CISTENA – Purple Leaf Sand Cherry – Purple–red foliage all season. Pinkish white flowers early spring. Deciduous. Z5
18–24” (4C) – $14.75 | 24–30” (4C) – $16.75
RHODODENDRON (PT SUN/SHADE)
CUNNINGHAM’S WHITE – Pink blushed buds open white midseason. Medium habit. Z6
PJM – Lavender flowers bloom early spring. Upright habit. Z5
ROSEUM ELEGANS – Hardy midseason purple blooms. Upright bushy habit. Z5
12–15” (3C) – $13.00 | 15–18” (3C) – $16.00 | 18–24” (3C) – $18.50
YAKU PRINCESS – Midseason pink flowers. Silvery new growth. Z6
#3C $13.95
ROSA (SUN)
DON JUAN – Climber well known for its exceptional fragrance dark red flowers.
DRIFT PINK® – Deep pink roses bloom abundantly thoughout the season. Low Growing. Z5 (PP #18874 asexual reproduction prohibited.)
DRIFT PEACH – A dwarf shrub with attractive, soft peach blooms from mid-spring until the first freeze. Incredibly disease resistance.
(PP# 18542). Z4
DRIFT POPCORN® (pptbs) – Abundant, small yellow fading to white blooms cover this low growing rose. Z5
DRIFT RED® – Petite red flowers on low growing shrubs bloom thoughout the season. Z5 (PP #17877 asexual reproduction prohibited.)
DRIFT WHITE – A ground cover habit with stunning bright white, fully double blooms and dark green foliage. Superior disease
resistance. (PP#18542) Z5
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ROSA, CONTINUED
ICEBERG – Large double white flowers bloom throughout summer.
JULIA CHILD (pp18473) – A full flowered buttery yellow rose that has a sweet licorice fragrance. Disease resistant. Z4
KNOCKOUT® – Deep purple foliage with cherry red flowers. Disease resistant. Z4 (PP #11836 asexual reproduction prohibited).
KNOCKOUT DOUBLE® – Abundant small double flowers bloom profusely spring to frost. (PP #16202 asexual reproduction prohibited.)
KNOCKOUT DOUBLE PINK® – Bright pink classic rose shaped flowers bloom spring to frost. Z5 (PP #18507 asexual reproduction prohibited.)
KNOCKOUT PINK® – Beautiful pink flowers bloom on disease resistant plant. Z4 (PP #15070 asexual reproduction prohibited.)
LIVIN EASY™ – Glossy green foliage with showy apricot/orange flowers. Medium growth habit. (PP#9191 asexual reproduction prohibited).
MIRACLE ON THE HUDSON – Large double peteled brillant red flowers with disease resistant foliage. Z4
RASBERRY KISS – Rasberry colored, fragrant re-blooming flowers with very dark and glossy foliage. Extremely disease resistant.
(PPAF) Z5
SUNNY KNOCKOUT® (pp18562) – Bright yellow fragrant blooms progress to creamy white on this easy care compact shrub. Z5
SWEET DRIFT® (pp21612) – Continuous flowering from this low growing pink double flowered shrub. Disease resistant. Z4
THE FAIRY – Seashell pink flowers bloom profusely in clusters. Z4
#4C $14.50
SALIX – DAPPLED WILLOW (SUN/PT SHADE)
HAKURO NISHIKI – Japanese dappled willow is noted for the striking white, green and pink foliage. Z5
#7C $18.75
HAKURO NISHIKI – Standard Form – Stunning white green and pink foliage in a tree form.
#10C $45.00
SCHIZOPHRAGMA – JAPANESE HYDRANGEA VINE (SUN/SHADE)
MOONLIGHT – Lovely vine with white lacecap floweres in summer. Heart shaped silvery blue leaves. Z5
#3C $15.25
SPIREA (SUN)
GOLD FLAME – Soft yellow green foliage with reddish new growth and crimson flowers in summer. Z4
GOLD MOUND – Bright yellow foliage turns bright orange in fall. Pink flowers summer. Z4
LITTLE PRINCESS – Lime green foliage. Pink flowers in summer. Compact habit. Z4
NEON FLASH – Purple green new growth.Vivid red flowers summer. Z4
SNOWMOUND – Dark green leaves with white flowers spring. Medium habit. Z3
VANHOUTTEI – Bridal Wreath – Arching branches of white flowers spring. Z3
12–15” (3C) – $10.75 | 15–18” (3C) – $11.75 | 18–24” (3C) – $15.00
SYRINGA – LILAC (SUN)
ALBERT F. HOLDEN – Fragrant deep violet blooms with a silvery blush in spring. Z3
JAMES MAC FARLANE – Pink flowers in May. Extremely hardy. Z2
MISS KIM – Fragrant lilac flowers in May. Compact habit. Z3
VULGARIS – Common Lilac – Fragrant purple flowers in May. Z2
18–24” (4C) – $15.00 | 24–30” (4C) – $17.00 | 30–36” (4C) – $19.00
THUJA – ARBORVITAE (SUN)
HETZ MIDGET – Fragrant flat sprays of foliage forming a compact 3’ globe. Z3
#3C $12.00
EMERALD GREEN – Emerald green color persists in winter. Pyramidal habit. Z2
GREEN GIANT – Fast growing evergreen with pyramidal habit. Deer resistant! Z4
18–24” (7C) – $13.50 | 24–30” (7C) – $15.50 | 30–36” (7C) – $17.00 | 3–4’ (7C) – $19.50
YELLOW RIBBONS – Striking yellow gold foliage with narrow habit. Grows to 10’. Z3
18–24” (7C) – $15.00 | 24–30” (7C) – $17.00 | 30–36” (7C) – $18.00
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RHEINGOLD – Golden yellow foliage turns orange in winter. Slow globe habit. Z3
10–12” (3C) – $10.50 | 12–15” (3C) – $11.25 | 15–18” (3C) – $12.75
VIBURNUM (SUN/PT SHADE)
ALLEGHENY – A stately semi–evergreen noted for dark green leaves and red fruit in late summer. Z5
DENTATUM – Arrowwood – White flowers in June followed by black berries. Z3
POPCORN – Best Snowball type, white spring flowers. Upright 8-10’. Z 5-8
PRAGENSE – Lustrous dark green leaves hold color well in winter. Evergreen. Z5
WINTERTHUR – Creamy white June flowers followed by fruit that matures from white to pink then blue. Z5
18–24” (7C) – $14.75 | 24–30” (7C) – $16.75 | 30–36” (7C) – $22.00 | 3–4’ (7C) – $24.00
VITEX – CHASTE TREE (SUN)
AGNUS – CASTUS – Gray green foliage with fragrant lilac blooms. Deciduous. Z6
#4C $14.50
WEIGELA (SUN)
DARK HORSE – Compact bronze foliage, dark pink tubular flowers make it a hummingbird magnet. Z5
TANGO – Bright red flowers bloom over purple foliage. Medium growth habit. Z4
12–15” (3C) – $10.75 | 15–18” (3C) – $13.00
BALL ORNAMENTALS™ INTRODUCTION
MERLOT ROSE (pp21725) – Rich merlot rose flowers bloom over compact bronze foliage. Z5.
12–15” (3C) $11.25 | 15–18”(3C) $13.25
PROVEN WINNERS®
MIDNIGHT WINE – Dark burgundy foliage with pink flowers. Low mounding habit. Z5 (PP #12217 asexual reproduction prohibited)
SPILLED WINE® – Pink flowers in spring over dark purple foliage. Broad, spreading habit. Z4
WINE AND ROSES – Pink flowers compliment the burgundy purple foliage. Full sun brings out the darkest color. Z4
(PP #10772 asexual reproduction prohibited)
12–15” (3C) – $14.00 | 15–18” (3C) – $16.00 | 18–24” (3C) – $23.00
WISTERIA (SUN)
AMETHYST FALLS – Intense blue flowers bloom heavily in spring and continues on new growth throughout the summer. Z5
#4C – $15.00
YUCCA (SUN)
GOLD SWORD – Golden blades of foliage with green margins and white flowers in summer. Z4
#3C $14.50
perennials no. 3C
ACHILLEA – YARROW (SUN) Z3
CORONATION GOLD – Large deep yellow flower clusters. 3’
MOONSHINE – Bright yellow flower masses in summer. Drought resistant. 18 – 24”
#3C $6.75
AGASTACHE – HYSSOP (SUN) Z6
BLUE FORTUNE – Blue violet flower spikes on fragrant foliage June – September. 3 – 4’
PURPLE HAZE – Graceful wands of violet flowers bloom from July to fall. 36”
TANGO – Compact grey green foliage with fiery orange flower spikes in summer. 14”.
#3C $6.75
ALCEA – HOLLYHOCK (SUN) Z2
CHATER’S PINK – Pretty pink double flowers in summer on 6’ stems.
CHATER’S SCARLET – Bright red double flowers in summer on 6’ stems. .
PEACHES N DREAMS – Fully double creamy peach flower spikes in summer.
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ALCEA – HOLLYHOCK, CONTINUED
SUMMER CARNIVAL RED – Carmine red double blooms on strong 3 – 5’ stems.
SUMMER CARNIVAL YELLOW – Bright yellow double blooms on strong 3 – 5’ stems.
#3C $6.75
ALTHEA – FALSE HOLLYHOCK (SUN) Z4
ZEBRINA – Saucer shaped flowers pink or white striped with purple on 21/2’ spikes. Disease resistant.
#3C $6.75
ARTEMESIA (SUN/PT. SHADE) Z3
SILVERMOUND – Soft silvery cushions of foliage spreads into a mound spring to fall. 18”
#3C $6.75
ASTILBE (PT. SHADE) Z4
BRIDAL VEIL – Early season sprays of white flowers. 28”
DEUTSCHLAND – Glossy deep green foliage with white flowers. 30”
FANAL – Early season dark red plumes over bronze foliage. 20”
HENNIE GRAAFLAND – Delicate pink flowers mid to late season over bronze foliage. 16”
MAGGIE DALEY – Bright lavender plumes with the deep green shiny foliage. 28”
MONTGOMERY – Dark red blooms. Bronze – red foliage turns dark green in summer. 20”
PEACH BLOSSOM – Soft pink flower plumes early in the season. 24”
PUMILA – Soft pinkish-purple flowers on creeping green foliage. 12”
RED SENTINEL – Intense ruby-red flowers on mahogany stems and green foliage. 20-24”
VISIONS – Raspberry – red plumes in summer on clear green foliage. 14”
VISIONS IN PINK (PP11860) – Floriferous light pink flowers mid to late season. 20”
VISIONS IN RED (PP11965) – Long lasting red plumes over bronze green foliage. 18”
VISIONS IN WHITE – Large, creamy white plumes top glossy green leaves.
#3C $6.75
BAPTISIA – FALSE INDIGO (SUN/PT. SHADE) Z4
AUSTRALIS – Blue spikes of pea shaped flowers in May – June. 3–6’. Deer resistant. Perennial Plant of the Year 2010.
#3C $6.75
CAMPANULA – BELL FLOWER (SUN) Z4
BIRCHES HYBRIDS – Long blooming cup shaped purple–blue flowers in late spring. 6”
WATERFALL BLUE – Vigorous and low growing has prolific blooms of deep blue in summer. 8”. (PPAF asexual reproduction prohibited).
#3C $6.75
CERATOSTIGMA – LEADWORT (SUN/PT. SHADE) Z5
PLUMBAGO – Peacock blue clusters of flowers summer to fall. Foliage turns deep maroon fall. 8”
#3C $6.75
CHELONE – TURTLEHEAD (SUN/PT. SHADE) Z3
LYONII – Pink flowers on 3’ spikes summer to fall. Deep green foliage. 24 – 36”
#3C $6.75
CLEMATIS (SUN/PT. SHADE) Z4
BEES JUBILEE – Pink flower, with red bar blooms spring and August.
BLUE BOY (INTEGRIFOLIA) – Hundreds of bell shaped blue flowers blooming nonstop on a smaller and more campact plant for
over 3 months beginning in June. 4-6’
COMTESSE DE BOUCHARD – Rose pink flowers bloom profusely in summer.
DUCHESS OF ALBANY – Lovely pink bell flowers bloom in spring and rebloom in summer.
ERNEST MARKHAM – Velvet magenta red flowers in July.Vigorous habit.
HENRY II – Large pure white flowers brightens the garden in June.
H. F. YOUNG – Compact grower with huge soft blue single flowers May – June.
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JACKMANI – Big purple flowers masses bloom in summer.Vigorous habit.
MRS. CHOLMONDELEY – Very large blue flowers in late spring and late summer.
MME. JULIA CORREVON – Rosy red flowers bloom profusely June – July.
NELLIE MOSER – Light mauve flowers with dark pink bars in spring and September.
PANICULATA – Sweet Autumn Clematis – Small fragrant white flowers bloom in late summer.
POLISH SPIRIT – Prolific blooms of rich purple bloom June – August.Vigorous habit.
RHAPSODY – Stunning sapphire blue flowers with yellow stamens that deepen with age on this compact plant. 7-9’
VIOLET STARGAZER – Unique purple flowers accented with a white bar bloom June – Sept.
#3C $12.80
COREOPSIS – TICKSEED (SUN) Z3
CRÈME BRULEE – Soft yellow flowers arise above bright green thread like foliage in summer. (PP#16096 asexual reproduction prohibited)
CRÈME CARMEL™ - Terra cotta blooms and narrow bright green verticillata foliage. 18”
RED SATIN – Wine red daisy flowers with elegant green foliage grows in strong upright clusters. 15-18”
ROSEA – Soft pink flowers with yellow center summer to fall. 12 – 18”
SIENNA SUNSET (pp20470) – Lovely light orange blooms change over the season to a rich salmon. Fine textured 16 – 20” foliage.
SUNRISE – Buttercup flowers bloom profusely in summer. 12 – 24”
ZAGREB – Deep golden blooms with dense foliage blooms summer to fall. Compact 10 – 12”
#3C $6.75
CROCOSMIA (SUN) Z5
LUCIFER – Trumpet shaped flowers of red with sword–like foliage blooms July – August. 3’
#3C $6.75
DAHLIA (SUN) Z7–10
CLAUDETTE – Large soft purple flower that looks beautiful in any garden. 18 – 20”
ELLEN HOUSTEN – Deep red, large and decorative flowers. 16 – 24”
FIREPOT – Large glowing salmon–orange decorative flowers with yellow center. 20”
KARMA FUCHSIANA – Stunning large decorative fuschia flowers. 30”
KARMA IRENE – Vibrant, decorative orange-red flowers on strong stems. 30 – 36”
KELVIN FLOODLIGHT – Very large yellow decorative type flower brightens any garden. 36”
LAVENDER PERFECTION – Huge dinner plate deep lavender flowers. 40”
PARK PRINCESS – Exotic pink cactus type flower gives a special look to the garden. 24”
PURPLE GEM – Exceptional large semi–cactus type flower is a beautiful centerpiece. 24”
SNOW COUNTRY – Dinner plate sized, white as snow flowers. 40 – 44”
THOMAS EDISON – Large decorative deep purple flowers. 42”
#3C $9.00
DELSOPERMA – ICE PLANT
(SUN) Z6
COOPERI – Rose pink daisy flowers bloom all summer. Drought tolerant. 6 – 7”
#3C $6.75
DELPHINIUM (SUN) Z3
MAGIC FOUNTAIN DARK BLUE – Dark blue flower spikes on strong stems bloom in spring. 30”
MAGIC FOUNTAIN SKY BLUE – Lovely iridescent light blue flower spikes in spring. 30”
MAGIC FOUNTAIN WHITE – Bright white flowers with attractive dark eye bloom in spring. 30”
#3C $6.75
DICENTRA – BLEEDING HEART (SUN/PT. SHADE) Z3
SPECTABILIS – OLD FASHIONED BLEEDING HEART – Heart shaped pink flowers spring. 30”
#3C $6.75
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DIGITALIS – FOXGLOVE (SUN/PT. SHADE) Z4
DALMATION PURPLE – Spotted deep purple flowers form on well branched spikes with dense and uniform foliage. 3’
DWARF RED – Compact, strong flower spikes that bloom carmine pink all the way around. 24”
FOXY – Spikes of tubular flowers availble as mixed pastel colors in summer. 4’
MERTONENSIS – Strawberrry Foxglove – Soft pink tubular flowers summer. 4’
#3C $6.75
ECHINACEA – CONEFLOWER (SUN) Z3
MAGNUS – Bright pink petals with dark cone center summer – fall. 24 – 36”
PRAIRIE SPLENDOR – Deep lavender rose flowers on compact plant. 24-36”
WHITE SWAN – White flower with copper cone summer – fall. 24 – 36”
#3C $6.75
FRAGARIA – FLOWERING STRAWBERRY (SUN) Z3
LIPSTICK – Strawberry–like foliage with bright red flowers April – frost. 6”
#3C $6.75
GAURA
SUMMER BREEZE – Upright and sturdy habit with pink tinted buds blooming into pure white flowers with pink stamens. 3-4’
GAILLARDIA – BLANKET FLOWER (SUN) Z3
GOBLIN – Red and yellow bicolor blooms summer. Heat tolerant. 12”
#3C $6.75
GERANIUM (SUN/PT. SHADE) Z5
ROZANNE – Strong growing, ever–blooming habit produces large blue–purple flowers in summer. 15 – 18” (Plant Patent #12175 asexual
reproduction prohibited.) Perennial Plant of the Year 2008.
#3C $6.95
GRASSES (SUN)
CALAMAGROSTIS ‘KARL FOERSTER’ – Feather Reed Grass – Erect, clump forming. Feathery purple flower heads in
June turn buff color and remain attractive through winter. Sun. Z5 Perennial Plant of the Year 2001.
CALAMAGROSTIS ‘OVERDAM’ – Bright silver variegated foliage. Gold inflorescence. Clump forming. Sun. Z5
MISCANTHUS ‘ADAGIO’ – Compact, mounds with plentiful blooms over arching narrow green foliage. 3-4’
MISCANTHUS ‘MORNING LIGHT’ – Fine blades variegated green and white. Mature height 4’. Sun/ Pt. Shade. Z4
MISCANTHUS SINENSIS ‘STRICTUS’ – PORCUPINE GRASS – Erect clump forming. Gold banded foliage.
Copper flowers September. Sun. Z4
MISCANTHUS SINENSIS ‘GRACILLIMUS’ – MAIDEN GRASS – Silvery–gray leaves change to golden bronze in winter.
Fan shaped white blooms in fall. Sun/Pt. Shade. Z4
MISCANTHUS SINENSIS ‘VARIEGATUS’ – VARIEGATED JAPANESE SILVER GRASS – Blades variegated with creamy
white. Silvery white plumes in fall. 5’ Clump forming. Sun. Z6
PANICUM ‘CAPE BREEZE’ – Compact, upright and early flowering green foliage lasting until the end of October. 24-30” Z4
PANICUM ‘HEAVY METAL’ – BLUE SWITCH GRASS – Upright clump forming foliage is striking powder blue through October. Sun. Z5
PANICUM ‘SHENANDOAH’ – Bright red panicum begins showing color in June. 2 – 3’. Sun. Z2
PENNISETUM ALOPECUROIDES – FOUNTAIN GRASS – Clumping perennial grass. Dark green blades with
buff blooms late summer – fall. Sun. Z5
PENNISETUM ALOPECUROIDES ‘HAMELN’ – DWARF FOUNTAIN GRASS – Upright mounding green foliage turns
golden yellow in fall. Sun. Z5
#3C $9.85
MUHLENBERGIA CAPILLARS – Slender foliage give rise to delicate pink flowers in fall. 3-4’. Sun. Z6
#2C $6.75
HELIOPSIS – FALSE SUNFLOWER (SUN) Z5
SUMMER SUN – Soft yellow daisy–like flowers in summer. 30”
#3C $6.75
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HEMEROCALLIS – DAYLILY (SUN/PT. SHADE ) Z3
CHICAGO APACHE – Intense ruffled red flowers.Very vigorous. Late season. 30”
DALLAS STAR – Star shaped lavender pink blooms. Midseason. 28”
FLASHER – Huge 7” fluorescent orange flowers in July. Re-blooms. 30”
GLEAMON SONG – Lemon yellow ruffled fragrant flowers 6” wide. Midseason re-bloomer. 26”
FLUTTERBYE – Fragrant lavender–purple flowers. Early – midseason. 26”
HAPPY RETURNS – Canary yellow flowers blooming from May – frost. 16”
HOT TODDY – Glowing rose pink blend blooms in the midseason. 28”
HYPERION – Lemon yellow fragrant flowers. Midseason. 40”
LITTLE GRAPETTE – Light purple flowers with green throat. Early midseason. 12”
PARDON ME – Profuse red flowers. Midseason re-bloomer. 15”
PRAIRIE BLUE EYES – Prolific lavender flowers with blue eye zone. Midseason. 28”
RED HOT RETURNS – Continuous blooming daylily from summer to fall.Vibrant cherry red, ruffled flowers with a bright yellow
halo and green throat. 24-28” (PP#13499)
RED WONDER – Striking rose–red ruffled flowers 6” wide. Midseason re-bloomer. 28”
ROSY RETURNS – Rose pink re-blooming daylily with a deep pink eyezone and yellow throat. 15”
STELLA DE ORO – All time favorite. Gold flowers slightly re–curved. Excellent re–bloomer. 15”
WAYSIDE KING ROYALE – Rich purple flowers with vibrant yellow throat midseason. 36”
#2C $6.75
HEUCHERA – CORAL BELLS (SUN/PT. SHADE) Z3
BEAUJOLAIS (pp19577) – A vigorous, heat & sun tolerant villosa with fuzzy burgundy leaves that have a hint of silver. Mid–summer
creamy, white blooms. 12”.
PALACE PURPLE – Small white flowers summer on burgundy foliage. 18–24”. Perennial Plant of the Year 1991.
PLUM PUDDING – Ruffled plum purple foliage with silver veining. Compact habit. 12 – 24”
SILVER SCROLLS – Metallic silver leaves with burgundy border and veins.Very vigorous. 12 – 18”
(PP #12066 asexual reproduction prohibited).
#3C $6.75
HIBISCUS (SUN) Z4
FANTASIA (PP11853) – Huge lavender flowers with ruffled edges bloom on compact plant. 3 – 4’
FIREBALL – Bright burgundy flowers compliment foliage containing red stems and edges. 4 – 5’ (Plant Patent #16631 asexual reproduction prohibited).
KOPPER KING – Copper–red maple cut foliage give rise to 12” white flowers with red eye and veination. A Fleming introduction.
42”. (PP# 10793 asexual reproduction prohibited.)
ROBERT FLEMING (PP14776) – Deep velvety red flowers bloom on compact plant. 36”
#3C $6.95
HOSTA (PT. SUN/SHADE) Z3
BLUE ANGEL – Large blue leaves form a huge mound with pale lavender flowers just above the foliage. 36”
EARTH ANGEL – Large, heart shaped, blue leaves with wide creamy white margins turning creamy yellow in the spring. 36”
ELEGANS – Blue–gray leaves. White flowers.
FIRE ISLAND – Bold yellow leaves emerge on red petioles in spring. Leaves turn yellow-green in summer with lavender flowers.
10-14”
GUACAMOLE – Huge apple green leaves developing darker green margins and a pale yellow-green center in the summer. Pale
lavender-white fragrant flowers. 22”
MINUTEMAN – Stunning dark green leaves with wide cream colored margins and light lavender flowers. 30”
PATRIOT – Deep green leaves with very wide crisp white margins. Lavender flowers.
ROYAL WEDDING – Large shiny, wavy, green leaves form a dense mound with aromatic white flowers. 12” (PPAF)
#2C $6.95
IRIS ENSATA (SUN) Z5
CRYSTAL HALO – Beautiful deep purple flowers with white edges blooming in mid-summer. 32-36”
LION KING – Bold fully double, gingantic blooms with vibrant purple petals that feather to a white center. 3-4’
ROYAL BANNER – Great blooms with bright purple petals and vivid yellow center on tall stems. 30-32”
#3C $6.75
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IRIS SIBIRICA (SUN/PT. SHADE) Z4
CEASAR’S BROTHER – Deep violet blue flowers in May – June. 42”
CONTRAST IN STYLES – Rich purple blooms with white, yellow, and blue appearing in early summer on strong sturdy stems. 2-4’
WHITE SWIRL – Large ivory white flowers May – June. 30”
#3C $6.75
KALIMERIS (SUN/PT. SHADE) Z5
BLUE STAR – Ever–blooming blue daisies on nice green foliage all summer! 18”
#3C $6.75
LAVANDULA – TRUE LAVENDER
(SUN) Z5
PROVENCE – Subtle lavender blue flowers in summer. Disease resistant. 30”
#3C $6.95
LEUCANTHEMUM – SHASTA DAISY
(SUN) Z5
BECKY – Large flowering shasta type daisy. Deep shiny green foliage holds up well in heat and humidity. 36 – 42” Perennial Plant of the Year 2003.
GOLDFINCH – Long lasting semi-double yellow blooms in summer. 19”. (PPAF)
#3C $6.75
LIATRIS – GAYFEATHER
(SUN/PT. SHADE) Z3
FLORISTAN WHITE – Large white flower spikes bloom in summer. 36”
SPICATA – Lavender flower spikes bloom in summer. 36”
#3C $6.75
LIGULARIA (PT. SHADE) Z4
OTHELLO – Reddish leaves fading to deep green. Large orange flowers in summer. 3–4’
THE ROCKET – Bold jagged leaves with stately gold spires flowers in the summer. 5’
#3C $6.75
LILIUM (SUN/ PT. SHADE) Z3
ASIATIC – HYBRIDS – Beautiful array of colors available, please inquire. Non–fragrant.
#3C $7.95
ORIENTAL – MONA LISA – Fragrant soft pink flowers. 18-22”
ORIENTAL – STARGAZER – Vibrant, beautiful pink flowers, fragrant and robust. 28-36”
#3C $8.75
LYSMACHIA – GOOSENECK LOOSESTRIFE (SUN/ PT. SHADE) Z4
CLETHROIDES – Arching white flower spikes bloom in August. – September.Vigorous. 3’
#3C $6.75
MONARDA – BEE BALM (SUN/PT. SHADE) Z4
CORAL REEF – Bright salmon flowers on disease resistant foliage. 24 – 36” (PP #16741 asexual reproduction prohibited)
GARDENVIEW SCARLET – Bright red flowers on tall stems with green foliage. 24-36”
JACOB KLINE – Vigorous growing plant with big red flowers and aromatic mint like foliage. Mildew resistant. 4’
MARSHALL’S DELIGHT – Beautiful pink flowers on aromatic mint like foliage. Mildew resistant. 3’
PINK SUPREME – Vibrant pink flowers on spreading deep green foliage. 20”
RASPBERRY WINE – Raspberry like buds open to wine red flowers. Mildew resistant. 24 – 36”
#3C $6.75
NEPETA – CATMINT (SUN/PT. SHADE) Z3
WALKER’S LOW – Most compact variety of its group. Grey green foliage with bluish purple flowers. 10” Perennial Plant of the Year 2007.
#3C $6.75
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NIPPONANTHEMUM – MONTAUK DAISY (SUN) Z4
NIPPONICUM – Native perennial.Very large white daisy flowers in fall. 24 – 36”
#3C $6.75
PEONY (SUN/PT. SHADE) Z3
DUCHESS DE NEMOURS – White petals with yellow center. Fragrant. Early season.
FESTIVAL MAXIMA – Large pure white flowers with flecks of crimson at the base of the fragrant petals with dark green foliage.
36”
KANSAS – Blooms in late spring to early summer with large rose shaped double pink-red flowers atop strong stems. 36”
KARL ROSENFELD – Brilliant crimson flowers on strong stems. Midseason.
SARAH BERNHARDT – Large pink silver tipped flowers on strong stems. Late season.
#3C $10.00
PEONY – ITOH HYBRIDS (SUN/ PT. SHADE) Z4
This cross between woody tree peonies and herbaceous peonies produces a disease resistant, long flowering, sturdy peony.
CORA LOUISE – Abundant semi-double white blooms with scarlet flares. 30-36”
GARDEN TRESURE – Yellow semi-double, fragrant flowers. Nice dark green foliage. 22-24”
#3C $24.00
PEROVSKIA – RUSSIAN SAGE (SUN) Z5
ATRIPLICIFOLIA – Fragrant iblue flowers in summer. 48” Perennial Plant of the Year 1995.
#3C $6.75
PHLOX PANICULATA – GARDEN PHLOX (SUN/PT. SHADE) Z4
DAVID – Bright white flowers on mildew resistant foliage. Perennial Plant of the Year 2002.
FRANZ SCHUBERT – Lilac flowers with a deeper lavender star center. 35”
LAURA – Fragrant blooms of lavender purple with white star center and dark eye.Very mildew resistant. 24 – 30”
NICKY – Fragrant magenta flowers make a bold statement in the garden. Good mildew resistance. 36”
#3C $6.75
PHLOX SUBULATA – MOUNTAIN PINKS (SUN/PT. SHADE) Z2
EMERALD BLUE – Clear lavender blue flowers form a mound in spring. 4 – 6”
FORT HILL – Deep pink fragrant flowers in spring. 4 – 6”
#3C $6.75
RUDBECKIA – BLACKEYED SUSAN (SUN/PT. SHADE) Z4
GOLDSTURM – Golden daisies with black cone from summer – fall. 24”
#3C $6.75
RUDBECKIA HIRTA – GLORIOSA DAISY
(SUN/PT. SHADE) Z4
AUTUMN COLORS – Beautiful display of autumn with flowers of red bronze and yellow. Biennial
DENVER DAISY – Prolific gold flowers with dark eye bloom all summer. Heat tolerant. Biennial. 24 – 36”
INDIAN SUMMER – Large golden single and semi–double yellow blooms. Biennial
PRAIRIE SUN – Tangerine flowers with green cone is uniquely beautiful. Biennial
#3C $6.75
SALVIA (SUN/PT. SHADE) Z3
BLUE HILL – Long flowering sky blue spires. Compact. 16 – 20”
CARDONNA – Striking dark purple stems make a striking contrast with flower spikes. 18”
EAST FRIESLAND – Spires of intense violet blue flowers in spring. 18 – 28”
MARCUS – Violet flower spikes in spring on neat, dwarf foliage. 12” (PP #13322 asexual reproduction prohibited)
MAY NIGHT – Deep purple flower spikes spring. 18”. Perennial Plant of the Year 1997.
SNOW HILL – White flower spires in spring. Compact habit. 18”
#3C $6.75
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SEDUM – STONECROP
(SUN) Z3
AUTUMN JOY – Large deep red flower heads in fall. Drought tolerant. 24 – 36”
BRILLIANT – Unique lavender pink flowers in late summer. 12 – 15”
VERA JAMISON – Mahogany red foliage with pink flowers in late summer. 6”
#3C $6.75
STACHYS – LAMB’S EAR
(SUN) Z4
HELENE VON STEIN – Big Ears – Large fuzzy silver leaves hold up well in hot humid summers. 2’
#3C $6.75
VERBENA (SUN) Z7
HOMESTEAD PURPLE – Deep purple flowers May–frost.Vigorous spreading habit. Heat and drought tolerant. 6 – 10”
#3C $6.75
VERONICA – SPEEDWELL (SUN/PT. SHADE) Z4
RED FOX – Beautiful pink flower spikes in summer. 8 – 15”
ROYAL CANDLES – Deep blue flower spikes bloom profusely in summer. 12 – 15” (PP#18932 – asexual reproduction prohibited).
#3C $6.75
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ACHILLEA – YARROW (SUN) Z3
STRAWBERRY SEDUCTION – Rich red flowers with yellow center blooms on sturdy stems. 18 – 24”
#1C $4.50
AGASTACHE – HYSSOP
PURPLE HAZE – Graceful wands of light violet flowers bloom from July to Fall. Attracts tons of butterflies, hummingbirds,
and other winged garden friends. 36”.
#1C $4.50
ASCLEPIAS – BUTTERFLY WEED (SUN) Z3
TUBEROSA – Orange flower clusters in summer.
#1C $5.25
AJUGA REPTANS – BUGLEWEED (SUN/PT. SHADE) Z3
BRONZE BEAUTY – Bronze leaves with blue flowers form an attractive carpet. 5”
BURGUNDY GLOW – Tri–color foliage in shades of creamy–white, rose–burgundy, and green. Blue flowers in May – June.
Deep bronze fall color. 6”
CATLIN’S GAINT – Large purple–green foliage with blue flowers. 10”
#1C $4.50
ALCHEMILLA MOLLIS – LADY’S MANTLE
(PT. SHADE/SHADE) Z3
AUSLESE – Soft grey–green foliage with greenish–yellow sprays of flowers June – July. 12 – 18”
#1C $4.50
ALTHEA – FALSE HOLLYHOCK (SUN) Z4
ZEBRINA – Saucer shaped flowers pink or white striped with purple on 2½ spikes. Disease resistant.
#1C $4.50
ASTER (SUN) Z3
ALERT – Crimson red flowers summer to fall. Dwarf habit. 12 – 18”
PROFESSOR KIPPENBURG – Bright blue flowers in late summer. Dwarf habit. 12 – 15”
PURPLE DOME – Deep purple flowers on compact plant in fall. 18”
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WOOD’S LIGHT BLUE – Very easy to grow with densley packed light blue flowers blooming late summer into fall. 12-16”
WOOD’S PURPLE – Round mound of green foliage with purple flowers blooming in August to September. 12-18”
#1C $4.50
ASTILBE (PT. SHADE) Z4
BRIDAL VEIL – Early season sprays of white flowers. 28”
CHINENSIS PUMILA – Late season lavender blooms in summer. 12”
FANAL – Early season dark red plumes over bronze foliage. 20”
VISIONS – Attractive rasberry-pink flowers atop lacy, blue-green foliage blooms in early summer. 14-16”
VISIONS IN PINK – Floriferous light pink flowers spike bloom mid season. 12-14” (PP#11965)
#1C $4.50
AQUILGEA – COLUMBINE (SUN/PT. SHADE) Z4
LITTLE LANTERNS – Brilliant red and yellow flowers bloom abundantly in spring. 8 – 12”
ORIGAMI™ RED & WHITE - Compact habit with large, long lasting red and white spring flowers. 14-16”
#1C $4.50
BAPTISIA
SCREAMING YELLOW – Tons of yellow flowers on compact foliage late spring to early summer. Deer resistant and native. 2-3’
#1C $5.25
CERATOSTIGMA – LEADWORT (SUN/PT. SHADE) Z5
PLUMBAGO – Peacock blue clusters of flowers summer to fall. Foliage turns deep maroon fall. 8”
#1C $4.50
CHELONE – TURTLEHEAD (SUN/PT. SHADE) Z3
HOT LIPS – Pink flowers on 3’ spikes summer to fall. Deep green foliage. 24 – 36”
#1C $4.50
COREOPSIS – TICKSEED (SUN) Z3
ROSEA – Soft pink flowers with yellow center summer to fall. 12 – 18”
SUNFIRE – Yellow flowers with burgundy center on compact foliage in summer. 15”
ZAGREB – Deep golden blooms with dense foliage blooms summer to fall. Compact 10 – 12”
#1C $4.50
CROCOSMIA
LUICIFER – Trumpet shaped red flowers with broad sword–like foliage bloom July and August. 36”.
#1C $4.50
DELPHINIUM (SUN) Z3
BLUE BUTTERFLY – Dwarf Chinese type with marine blue flowers. Outstanding! 12”
#1C $4.50
DELSOPERMA – ICE PLANT (SUN) Z6
COOPERI – Rose pink daisy flowers bloom all summer. Drought tolerant. 6 – 7”
RED MOUNTAIN ® – Blazing red flowers bloom throughout summer. Drought torerant. 2”. USPPAF asexual reproduction prohibited.
#1C $4.50
DIANTHUS – MAIDEN PINKS (SUN) Z3
CORAL REEF (USPP #19660) – Fragrant, double coral-pink with white frilled edging. 6-8”
EARLY BIRD FROSTY – Early spring blooms of pure white fragrant and compact flowers on strong stems. 4-6” (PP#23894)
FIREWITCH – Magenta flowers bloom over blue green foliage. Fragrant and floriferous. 6”
FROSTY FIRE – Persistent red double flowers over blue foliage. Fragrant. 6”
POP STAR – Beautiful double soft pink flowers with a bright magenta center bloom spring to fall. 4” (PP#18222)
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RASPBERRY SURPRISE – Double pink flowers with dark eye. Compact foliage. 7”
ROSY CHEEKS – Many beautiful lavender-pink fragrant flowers over blue-green foliage. 14-18” (PP#14045)
RUBY TUESDAY – Vibrant deep red double flowers on sturdy stems with blue-green foliage. 14-18” (PP#13872)
SUPERSTAR – Striking maroon and pink flowers with a spicy gragrance. 10”
#1C $4.50
ECHINACEA – CONEFLOWER
(SUN) Z3
MAGNUS – Bright pink petals with dark cone center summer – fall. 24 – 36”
PRAIRIE SPLENDOR – Compact deep lavender rose flowers. 18”
POW WOW WILDBERRY – Large dark pink flowers on compact foliage. 20”
POW WOW WHITE – Large white flowers with yellow cone on compact foliage. 20”
WHITE SWAN – White flower with copper cone summer – fall. 24 – 36”
#1C $4.50
CLEOPATRA – Fragrant creamy yellow ray petals surround orange cone bloom all summer on sturdy stems over compact green
foliage. 15-18” (PP#24631)
HOT PAPAYA (pp21022) – This double orange coneflower starts its fiery show in July with bright papaya colored petals with an
orange – yellow cone. As the season progresses the petals turn fiery orange and a double red – orange pom–pom emerges. 30 – 36”.
JULIA – Compact with deep green foliage and glowing tangerine orange petals flower from summer to early fall. 15-18” (PP#24629)
PINK DOUBLE DELIGHT – Reliable double pink flowers bloom nicely in summer. 24” (PP#18803 asexual reproduction prohibited.) Z5
SUPREME CANTALOUPE – Double cantaloupe colored flowers on strong branches. 29”
SWEET SIXTEEN – Deep rasberry pink double flowers bloom in summer atop sturdy stems. 12-15” (PPAF)
#1C $5.95
GALLARDIA – BLANKET FLOWER (SUN) Z2
ARIZONA APRICOT – Large flowering; apricot center turning golden yellow at edge. Green- yellow eye. Native.
ARIZONA RED – Large crimson red summer blooms. Drought tolerant.
ARIZONA SUN – Big red and yellow flowers on uniform compact plants bloom in summer. 12 – 14”
#1C $4.50
GAURA – WAND FLOWER (SUN) Z5
SISKIYOU PINK – Vibrant pink flowers with white stamens on wand-like stems. 24”
SNOW FOUNTAIN – Bright white flowers bloom from summer to fall with heavy branching habit. 24-36” (PP#19376)
#1C $4.50
GERANIUM (SUN/PT. SHADE) Z5
AZURE RUSH – Fragrant green foliage with pretty light blue flowers. 14-16” (PP#22684)
BIOKOVO – White flowers with pink veins produce the slightest blush of pink on this easy groundcover for part shade or sun. 6 – 8”.
KARMINA – Pink flowers, fragrant foliage red tints in fall. 6 – 8”
ROZANNE – Strong growing, ever–blooming habit produces large blue–purple flowers in summer. 15 – 18” Perennial Plant of the Year 2008.
(Plant Patent #12175 asexual reproduction prohibited.)
#1C $5.95
GRASSES (SUN)
LIRIOPE BIG BLUE – Lily turf with green foliage and blue spikes in summer. 8”. Sun. Z5
LIRIOPE VARIEGATED – Lily turf with green and yellow variegation. 8”. Sun . Z5
#1C $4.50
FESTUCA ELIJAH BLUE – Steel blue foliage is heat tolerant. 8”. Sun. Z4
PENNISETUM LITTLE BUNNY – Miniature pennisetum with tan plumes. 10”. Sun. Z6
PENNISETUM HAMELN – Upright mounding foliage turns golden yellow in fall.
PENNISETUM RUBRUM – Burgundy foliage with pink plumes in summer. Not hardy. 3’. Sun. Z9
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GRASSES, CONTINUED (SUN)
SCHIZACHYRIUM ‘STANDING OVATION’ (PPAF) – LITTLE BLUESTEM – Upright native blue colored grass with
accents of red, turns fiery red in fall, and tan in winter. Deer resistant. 3-4’. Z3
STIPA TENUISSIMA – PONY TAILS – Graceful grass forms soft creamy pony tail. 18”. Sun.
#1C $4.75
GRASSES (PT. SHADE)
CAREX EVERGOLD – Variegated Japanese Sedge – Striped dark green and gold foliage. 10”. Sun/Pt Shade.
CAREX ICE DANCE – Wide graceful leaves with prominent creamy–white margins. 12”. Sun/Pt Shade.
HAKONECHLOA AUREOLA – Bright yellow and green variegated foliage. 12”. Sun/ Pt. shade. Z5 Perennial Plant of the Year 2009.
#1C $5.95
GYPSOPHILIA – BABY’S BREATH (SUN) Z4
CERASTOIDES – Deep green foliage blooms profusely with white flowers veined pink in spring. 6 – 8”
#1C $4.50
HELIANTHUS – SUNFLOWER (SUN) Z6
LOW DOWN (PP13197) – Named for its low growing habit, blooms at 18”, this perennial sunflower produces a great late
summer to fall show.
TABLE MOUNTAIN – Golden yellow blooms on this 16” dwarf sunflower.
#1C $4.50
HELLEBORUS – LENTEN ROSE
(PT. SHADE/ SHADE) Z4
ROYAL HERITAGE – Leathery green foliage gives rise to flowers of wite, pink or red in late winter.
#1C $5.95
HEMEROCALLIS – DAYLILY (SUN/PT. SHADE) Z3
DALLAS STAR – Star shaped lavender pink blooms. Midseason. 28”
HAPPY RETURNS – Canary yellow flowers blooming from May – frost. 16”
LITTLE GRAPETTE – Light purple flowers with green throat. Early – mid season. 12”
PARDON ME – Profuse red flowers. Midseason re–bloomer. 15”
PRAIRIE BLUE EYES – Prolific lavender flowers with blue eye zone. Midseason. 28”
SILOAM SHOCKER – Cream blossoms are accented with bright red eye. Midseason. 28”
STELLA DE ORO – All time favorite. Gold flowers slightly re–curved. Excellent re–bloomer. 15”
#1C $4.50
HEUCHERA – CORAL BELLS (SUN/PT. SHADE) Z3
CARNIVAL WATERMELON – Shades of green, pink, and peach on the campact foliage with bright pink popping on the underside.
Heat and humidity tolerant. 10-12” (PP#24803)
LIME RICKY – Ruffled and frosty, bright citrus green foliage with snow white flowers appearing late spring to early summer. 9-18”
(PP#16210)
SWEET TEA – Intense cinnamon colored leaves with orange edges that darken in the fall. 20” (PP#21296)
#1C $5.95
PALACE PURPLE – Small white flowers summer on burgundy foliage. 18 – 24” 18 – 24” Perennial Plant of the Year 1991.
#1C $4.50
IBERIS – CANDYTUFT (SUN) Z4
TAHOE – Snow white flowers late spring into summer. Uniform grower. 8”.
#1C $4.50
IRIS – SIBIRICA (SUN/ PT. SHADE) Z4
RUFFLED VELVET – Dark red–purple standards with even darker ruffled velvet purple falls and a black/gold blaze. 24 – 30”.
WINE WINGS – A colorful display of purple flowers with lilac falls over green sword shaped leaves. 32”
#1C $5.25
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KALIMERIS (SUN/ PT. SHADE) Z5
BLUE STAR – Ever–blooming blue daisies on nice green foliage all summer! 18”
#1C $4.50
LAMIUM – DEAD NEETLE (PT. SHADE/SHADE) Z3
ORCHID FROST – Pretty lilac flowers that pop on foliage with silver centers fading to green edges. 6”
PINK PEWTER – Silver green leaves with light salmon flowers form dense groundcover. 4 – 8”
PURPLE DRAGON – Large deep purple flowers over silvery foliage. 4 – 8”. (PP #15890 asexual reproduction prohibited)
WHITE NANCY – Silver leaves with narrow blue–green margins and white flowers. 4 – 8”
#1C $4.50
LAVANDULA – TRUE LAVENDER (SUN) Z5
DILLY DILLY – Compact habit and disease resistance makes this a winner. 12”
HIDCOTE – Very fragrant deep purple flowers. Compact silver foliage.12”
MUNSTEAD – Fragrant rich lavender blooms.Very hardy. 12 – 18”
PHENOMENAL (ppaf) – Exceptional fragrance and flower on this heat and humidity tolerant lavender. Great winter survival. Uniform
mounding habit. Resistant to common lavender root and foliage disease. 24 – 32”. Z6
PROVENCE – Subtle lavender blue flowers in summer. Disease resistant. 30”
#1C $5.50
LEUCANTHEMUM – SHASTA DAISY (SUN) Z5
BECKY – Large flowering shasta type daisy. Deep shiny green foliage holds up well in heat and humidity. 36 – 42”
Perennial Plant of theYear 2003.
WHITE BREEZE – Super compact, pure white daisy with striking yellow eye. 11”
#1C $4.50
LIATRIS – GAYFEATHER (SUN/PT. SHADE) Z3
KOBOLD – Bright rosy lavender flower spikes on compact plant. 18 – 30”
#1C $4.50
LILIUM – ASIATIC (SUN) Z3
TINY BEE (PP16255) – Bright yellow flowers bloom in summer. 12 – 14”
TINY GHOST – Purple flowers on attractive foliage. 12 – 14”
TINY HOPE – Bright red flowers in summer. 14 – 16”
TINY SKYLINE (PP17643) – Two tone orange flowers bloom in summer. 14 – 16”
#1C $4.50
LUPINE (SUN/ PT. SHADE) Z4
GALLERY BLUE – Blue flower spikes in summer. 15”.
GALLERY PINK – Pink flower spikes in summer. 15”.
#1C $4.50
LYSMACHIA (SUN) Z3
CREEPING JENNY – Moisture tolerant groundcover covered with yellow flowers in spring.
#1C $4.50
MAZUS (SUN/PT. SHADE) Z5
REPTANS – Purple–blue flowers on mat forming groundcover blooms in spring. 2”
#1C $4.50
MONARDA – BEE BALM (SUN/PT. SHADE) Z4
GRAND PARADE™ – Compact in size and habit with lavender-purple flowers blooming mid-late summer. 12-16” (PP#19580)
PETIT DELIGHT – Dwarf Monarda with pink flowers on deep green foliage. Mildew resistant. 12 – 15” (PP#10784 asexual reproduction prohibited)
#1C $4.50
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NEPETA – CATMINT (SUN/PT. SHADE) Z3
JUNIOR WALKER (PP23074) – Half the size of Walker’s Low with same long flowering period. Does not reseed. 18” Z5
PURRISIAN BLUE – Floriferous periwinkle blue flowers bloom on compact plant. 14-18”
WALKER’S LOW – Grey green foliage with bluish purple flowers. 18-24” Perennial Plant of the Year 2007.
#1C $4.50
OENOTHERA – EVENING PRIMROSE
SISKIYOU PINK – Fragrant pink flowers all summer. Compact habit. 8-12”
#1C $4.50
PEROVSKIA – RUSSIAN SAGE
(SUN) Z5
ATRIPLICIFOLIA – Fragrant iblue flowers in summer. 48” Perennial Plant of the Year 1995.
#1C $4.50
PHLOX DIVARICATA – WOODLAND PHLOX (SHADE) Z4
BLUE MOON – Fragrant dark blue flowers bloom in early spring. 12”
#1C $4.50
PHLOX PANICULATA – GARDEN PHLOX
(SUN/PT. SHADE) Z4
BRIGHT EYES – Soft pink flowers with prominent red eye. 24”
DAVID – Bright white flowers on mildew resistant foliage. Perennial Plant of the Year 2002.
FLAME PINK – Bright pink flowers with a darker pink center blooming in mid-summer. Compact. 12-18” (PP#11804)
FLAME PURPLE – Fragrant vibrant royal purple flowers blooming in mid-summer. Compact. 12-18” (PP#12605)
FLAME WHITE – White fragrant flowers with tiny green eye blooming in mid-summer. 12-18” (PP#11804)
FRANZ SCHUBERT – Lilac flowers with a deeper lavender star center. 35”
JEANA – Petite, pretty pink blooms with sweet fragrance. Green mildew resistant foliage. 4’
LAURA – Fragrant blooms of lavender purple with white star center and dark eye.Very mildew resistant. 24 – 30”
NICKY – Fragrant magenta flowers make a bold statement in the garden. Good mildew resistance. 36”
#1C $4.50
PHLOX SUBULATA – MOUNTAIN PINKS (SUN/PT. SHADE) Z2
CANDY STRIPE – White flowers with pink stripe in spring. 4 – 6”
EMERALD BLUE – Clear lavender blue flowers form a mound in spring. 4 – 6”
FORT HILL – Deep pink fragrant flowers in spring. 4 – 6”
SNOWFLAKE – White spring flowers on compact foliage. 4- 6”
#1C $4.50
RUDBECKIA – BLACKEYED SUSAN (SUN/PT. SHADE) Z4
GOLDSTURM – Golden daisies with black cone from summer to fall. 24”
#1C $4.50
SALVIA (SUN/PT. SHADE) Z3
BLUE HILL – Long flowering sky blue spires. Compact. 16 – 20”
BLUE MARVEL – Large violet-blue flower spikes re-bloom throughtout the summer. (PPAF) 10-12”
EAST FRIESLAND – Spires of intense violet blue flowers in spring. 18 – 28”
MAY NIGHT – Deep purple flower spikes spring. 18” Perennial Plant of the Year 1997.
MARCUS – Violet flower spikes in spring on neat dwarf foliage. 12” (PP #13322 asexual reproduction prohibited)
SNOW HILL – White flower spires in spring. Compact habit. 18”
#1C $4.50
SCABIOSA (SUN) Z4
BUTTERFLY BLUE – Profuse bloom of blue pincushion flowers from May until frost. 18”
#1C $4.50
SEDUM – STONECROP (SUN) Z3
ANGELINA – Bright chartreuse needle–like foliage brightens the landscape throughout the season. 8”
AUTUMN JOY – Large deep red flower heads in fall. Drought tolerant. 24 – 36”
CZAR’S GOLD – Evergreen red stemmed groundcover with gold flowers. 9”
DRAGONS BLOOD – Clusters of bronze foliage with bright purple–red flowers. 8 – 12”
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KAMTSCHATICUM – Russian Stonecrop – Green groundcover with orange–yellow flowers in summer. 4 – 6”
LIDAKENSE – Mounds of blue foliage with bright pink flowers in fall. 12”
NEON – Deep roe pink flowers in August – Sept. Compact. 12–15”
SIEBOLDII – OCTOBER DAPHNE – Low spreading, round, blue–green leaves, with narrow pink margin. Bright pink
flowers in early fall. 6–10”
SUMMER GLORY – Green foliage with dark pink flowers in summer. 4 – 6”
TRICOLOR – Pink flowers with green, white and pink speckled leaves. 4”
VERA JAMISON – Mahogany red foliage with pink flowers in late summer. 6”
#1C $4.50
SISYRINCHIUM – BLUE EYED GRASS
(SUN/PT. SHADE) Z5
LUCERNE – Bright blue starry flowers on blade like foliage in May – July. 12”
#1C $4.50
STACHYS – LAMB’S EAR (SUN) Z4
SILVER CARPET – Soft velvety foliage with low creeping habit. 8 – 10”
#1C $4.50
TIARELLA – FOAMFLOWER (PT. SHADE/SHADE) Z4
RUNNING TAPESTRY – Ground cover with red streaked, deeply dissected foliage.
White flower spikes in early summer. 10 – 12”
#1C $4.50
VERBENA (SUN) Z7
HOMESTEAD PURPLE – Deep purple flowers May – frost.Vigorous spreading habit. Heat and drought tolerant. 6 – 10”
#1C $4.50
VERONICA – SPEEDWELL (SUN/PT. SHADE) Z4
FIRST GLORY – Very uniform foliage with thick deep blue flower spikes. 22”
FIRST LADY – Sturdy white flower spikes with a compact dense habit. 22”
FIRST LOVE – Short dark pink flower spikes in summer. 22”
ROYAL CANDLES – Deep blue flower spikes bloom profusely in summer. 12 – 15” (PP#18932 – asexual reproduction prohibited).
WATERPERRY BLUE – Light blue flowers on shiny creeping foliage. Foliage turns purple in winter. 4 – 6”
#1C $4.50
VINCA – PERIWINKLE (SUN/PT. SHADE) Z4
BOWLES – Mounding green groundcover with deep green leaves and dark blue flowers. 6 – 8”
#1C $4.50
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ACER PLATANOIDES ‘CRIMSON KING’ – NORWAY MAPLE
Deep purple foliage. Fall color darker purple, turning brown.
HEIGHT: 40 – 50’, WIDTH: 35 – 45’ ZONE: 4
1½–2” – $105.00 | 2–2½” – $130.00
ACER RUBRUM ‘OCTOBER GLORY’ – RED MAPLE
Green foliage with small red flower, turning crimson red in the fall. Can tolerate wet areas.
HEIGHT: 50–60’, WIDTH: 40–50’ ZONE: 4
1½–2” – $105.00 | 2–2½” – $130.00 | 2½–3” – $160.00
ACER RUBRUM ‘RED SUNSET’ – RED MAPLE
Glossy Green foliage, turning orange–red in fall. Upright to oval shape.
HEIGHT: 45’, WIDTH: 40’ ZONE: 4
1½–2” – $105.00 | 2–2½” – $130.00 | 2½–3” – $160.00
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ACER SACCHARUM ‘GREEN MOUNTAIN’ – SUGAR MAPLE
Dark green foliage, turning bright reddish–orange in the fall.
HEIGHT: 50–70’, WIDTH: 40–60’ ZONE: 3
1½–2” – $105.00 | 2–2½” – $130.00 | 2½–3” – $160.00 | 3-3½” – $190.00
ACER X FREEMANII ‘ARMSTRONG’ – COLUMNAR MAPLE
Light green foliage with silver underside, turns yellow to orange in the fall. Fastigiate shape.
HEIGHT: 50–60’, WIDTH: 15–20’ ZONE: 4
1½–2” – $105.00 | 2–2½” – $130.00
AMELANCHIER CANADENSIS – SERVICEBERRY
Green foliage with white flower. Fall color orange turning to red. Red fruit.
HEIGHT: 20–30’, SPREAD: 6–10’ ZONE: 3
1½–2”– $100.00
BETULA NIGRA DURA HEAT® – RIVERBIRCH
Dark green foliage turns yellow in fall. Tolerates hotter and dry conditions.
HEIGHT: 40’, SPREAD 25’ ZONE: 4
6–8’ – $80.00 | 8–10’ – $100.00 | 10–12’ $125.00
BETULA NIGRA HERITAGE® – RIVERBIRCH
Medium, green foliage, turning yellow to gold in the fall. Upright, round shape.
HEIGHT: 40–50’, SPREAD: 30–35’ ZONE: 4
6–8’ – $80.00 | 8–10’ – $100.00 | 10–12’ – $125.00
BETULA NIGRA ‘SUMMER CASCADE’ (PP#15105) – WEEPING RIVER BIRCH
Weeping form of river birch with showy exfoliating bark of creamy white, cinnamon brown, and salmon. Pest resistant. Z4
1 ½” – 2” - $100.00 | 2” – 2 ½” - $115.00
CARPINUS BETULUS ‘FASTGIATA’ – EUROPEAN HORNBEAM
Dark green foliage, turning yellow in the fall. Narrow, oval shape.
HEIGHT: 30–40’, SPREAD: 20–30’ ZONE: 5
1½–2” – $105.00 | 2–2½’ – $130.00 | 2½–3” – $160.00 | 3–3½” – $190.00
CARPINUS BETULUS ‘FRANS FONTAINE’ – COLUMNAR HORNBEAM
Narrow and upright with dark green foliage and yellow fall color.
HEIGHT: 25’, WIDTH: 8’, ZONE: 4
1½–2” – $105.00 | 2–2½” – $130.00
CERCIS CANADENSIS ‘APPALACHIA RED’
Heart shaped blue green foliage turning yellow in the fall. Intense red flowers in spring.
HEIGHT 15–25’ ZONE: 2
1½–2” – $95.00 | 2-2½” – $120.00
CERCIS CANADENSIS – REDBUD
Green foliage with reddish–purple flower, turning yellow in the fall. This tree blooms early in the spring and is shade tolerant.
HEIGHT: 20–30’, WIDTH: 20–30’ ZONE: 4
1½–2” – $95.00 | 2–2½” – $115.00 | 2½–3” – $135.00
Multistem 5–6’ – $65.00 | 6–7’ – $75.00
CERCIS CANADENSIS ‘RUBY FALLS’ – WEEPING REBUD
Remarkable red-purple foliage with dense branching. A wonderful, bountiful bloomer with dark rose-purple flowers in spring.
(PP#22097)
HIEGHT: 6–8’, WIDTH: 4–6’, ZONE: 6
1½–2” – $105.00 – 2–2½” – $130.00
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CERCIS CANADENSIS ‘VANILLA TWIST’ – WEEPING REBUD
Snow white flowers with weeping habit exhibits good cold durability. (PP#22744)
HIEGHT: 6–7’, WIDTH: 3–4’, ZONE: 5
1½–2” – $105.00
CERCIS CANADENSIS ‘COVEY’ – LAVENDER TWIST™ REDBUD
Weeping, green foliage in the spring, turning yellow in the fall. Purple flower.
HEIGHT: 5–8’, WIDTH: 6–8’ ZONE: 2
1½–2” – $100.00 | 2–2½” – $125.00
CERCIS ‘HEARTS OF GOLD’
Brilliant golden new growth turns to chartreuse green in summer.
HEIGHT 15–20’. ZONE 5. (PP# 17740 asexual reproduction is prohibited)
1½–2” – $95.00 | 2–2½’ – $120.00
CERCIS X ‘MERLOT’ (PP# 22297) – MERLOT REDBUD
Glossy reddish-purple leaves emerge after typical pink spring flowers. Merlot has a thicker textured leaf than Forest Pansy which
retains color and withstands heat better. Produces nice form with heavy branching.
HEIGHT: 12-15’, WIDTH: 12-15’ ZONE: 6
1 ½” – 2” - $100.00
CUPRESSOCYPARIS LEYLANDII – LEYLAND CYPRESS
Dense green foliage, pyramidal form, rapid growth.
HEIGHT: 60–70’, WIDTH: 8–15’. Z6
6–7’ – $80.00 | 7–8’ – $95.00 | 8–9’ – $115.00 | 9–10’ – $130.00
GINKGO BILOBA ‘MAGYAR’ – GINKGO
Uniform, upright branching becomes narrow, pyramidal with age. Gold fall color. Disease and pest free.
HEIGHT: 60-70’, WIDTH: 20-30’. ZONE: 4
1 ½” – 2” - $110.00
GLEDITSIA TRIACANTHOS ‘SHADEMASTER’ – HONEYLOCUST
Dark green foliage, turning yellow in the fall. Upright and thorn less, vase shape.
HEIGHT: 45’ BY 35’ ZONE: 4
1½–2” – $105.00 | 2–2½” – $130.00
ILEX X AQUIFOLIUM ‘DRAGON LADY’ – DRAGON LADY HOLLY
Evergreen holly, bright red berries.
HEIGHT: 20’ BY 6’ ZONE: 6
4–5’ – $80.00 | 5–6’ – $100.00
PLATANUS X ACERIFOLIA ‘BLOODGOOD’ – LONDON PLANETREE
Light green foliage, turning yellow in the fall. Bark color is olive green to creamy and exfoliating. Broadly, pyramidal shape.
HEIGHT: 50’ BY 40’ ZONE: 4
1½–2” – $105.00 | 2–2½” – $130.00
PRUNUS CERASIFERA ‘KRAUTER VESUVIOUS’ – FLOWERING PLUM
Light pink flowers in spring with dark purple foliage and fall color. Oval upright head at maturity.
HEIGHT: 15–20’, WIDTH: 15–20’, ZONE: 5
1½–2” – $95.00 | 2–2½” – $115.00
PRUNUS CERASIFERA ‘THUNDERCLOUD’ – FLOWERING PLUM
Foliage remains dark purple throughout the season. Single pink flower. Rounded shape.
HEIGHT: 20–25’, WIDTH: 20–25’ ZONE: 5–8
1½–2” – $95.00 | 2–2½” – $115.00 | 2½–3” – $130.00
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PRUNUS PENDULA ‘SNOW FOUNTAIN’ – SNOW FOUNTAIN CHERRY
Dark green foliage, turning gold and orange in the fall. A smaller weeping cherry with white flower.
HEIGHT: 10–12’, WIDTH: 10–12’ ZONE: 4
1½–2” – $105.00 | 2–2½” – $130.00
PRUNUS X PENDULA – WEEPING CHERRY
Dark green foliage, turning yellow to bronze in the fall. Double pink flower in spring.
HEIGHT: 20–25’ BY 25’ ZONE: 5
1½–2” – $105.00 | 2–2½” – $130.00 | 2½–3” – $160.00
PRUNUS SERRULATA ‘KWANZAN’ – KWANZAN CHERRY
Dark green foliage, turning bronze to orange in the fall. Rosy–pink double flower in spring. Upright vase shape.
HEIGHT: 30’ BY 20’ ZONE: 5
1½–2” – $95.00 | 2–2½” – $120.00
PRUNUS SERRULATA ‘ROYAL BURGUNDY’ – ROYAL BURGUNDY CHERRY
Deep purple foliage, with magenta–pink flower. Bronze–purple fall color.
HEIGHT: 15–20’, WIDTH: 10–15’ ZONE: 5
1½–2” – $100.00 | 2–2½” – $120.00
PRUNUS SUBHIRTELLA ‘AUTUMNAILS’ – HIGAN CHERRY
Flowering cherry with gorgeous deep pink flowers and yellow fall color that bloom several times in warmer climates.
HEIGHT: 20–35’, WIDTH: 15–30’, ZONE: 4
1½–2” – $95.00
PRUNUS X ‘OKAME’ – OKAME CHERRY
Dark green foliage turning yellow to reddish in the fall. Clear pink flower in spring. Upright oval shape.
HEIGHT: 25’ BY 20’ ZONE: 5
1½–2” – $95.00 | 2–2½” – $120.00
PRUNUS X ‘SNOWGOOSE’ – SNOWGOOSE CHERRY
Bright green foliage, turning yellow in the fall. Pure white single flowers. Upright spreading shape.
HEIGHT: 25’, WIDTH: 20’ ZONE: 5
1½–2” – $95.00 | 2–2½” – $120.00
PRUNUS X YEDOENSIS ‘YOSHINO’ – YOSHINO CHERRY
Glossy bright green foliage, turning gold in the fall. Light pink to white flower in the spring. Upright, spreading shape.
HEIGHT: 30’, WIDTH: 30’ ZONE: 5
1½–2” – $95.00 | 2–2½” – $120.00
PYRUS CALLERYANA ‘CHANTICLEER’ – FLOWERING PEAR
Glossy green foliage, turning reddish purple in the fall. White flower. Pyramidal shape.
HEIGHT: 40–50’, WIDTH: 15–20’ ZONE: 4
1½–2” – $105.00 | 2–2½” – $130.00 | 2½–3” – $150.00 | 3–3½” – $170.00
PYRUS CALLERYANA ‘RED SPIRE’ – FLOWERING PEAR
Best white oak grows in poorly drained soil. Spreading habit.
HEIGHT 40–45’, WIDTH 25–30’. ZONE: 5
1½–2” – $105.00 | 2–2½” – $130.00 | 2½–3” – $150.00 | 3–3½” – $170.00
QUERCUS BICOLOR – SWAMP OAK
Best white oak grows in poorly drained soil. Spreading habit.
HEIGHT 45’, WIDTH 45’. ZONE: 3
1½–2” – $110.00 | 2–2½” – $135.00 | 2½–3” – $170.00 | 3–3½” – $190.00 | 3½-4” – $230.00
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QUERCUS PALUSTRIS – PIN OAK
Broadly pyramidal in form. Prefers moist, acid soil. Some red fall color. Transplants well.
HEIGHT 70–80’, WIDTH 50–60’. ZONE 4
1 ½” – 2” - $110.00 | 2” – 2 ½” - $135.00
QUERCUS ‘REGAL PRINCE’ – FASTIGIATE OAK
Bold dark mildew resistant foliage.Vigorous upright habit.
HEIGHT 45’, WIDTH 18’. ZONE 4
1½–2” – $110.00 | 2–2½” – $135.00 | 2½”–3” – $170.00 | 3–3½” – $180.00
SALIX X ‘NIOBE’ – GOLDEN WEEPING WILLOW
Green foliage, turning yellow in the fall.
HEIGHT: 40–50’, WIDTH: 20–30’ ZONE: 4
1½–2” – $95.00 | 2–2½” – $115.00 | 2½–3” – $130.00 | 3–3½” – $155.00
THUJA OCCIDENTALIS ‘SMARAGD’ – EMERALD GREEN ARBORVITAE
Narrow, columnar pyramidal plant with bright green foliage.
HEIGHT: 10’–15’, WIDTH: 3’–4’ Z3
4–5’ – $36.00 | 5–6’ – $45.00 | 6–7’ – $58.00
TILIA CORDATA ‘GREENSPIRE’ – LITTLELEAF LINDEN
Dark green foliage, turning yellowish in the fall, Pyramidal, symmetrical shape, great street tree.
HEIGHT: 50’, WIDTH: 35’ ZONE: 3
1½–2” – $105.00
ULMUS AMERICANA ‘PRINCETON’ – AMERICAN ELM
Fast growing elm with large leathery, green foliage and yellow fall color. Dutch elm disease resistant.
HEIGHTL: 50–70’, WIDTH: 30–50’, ZONE: 3
1½–2” – $105.00 | 2–2½” – $130.00 | 2½–3” – $160.00
ZELKOVA SERRATA ‘GREEN VASE’ – JAPANESE ZELKOVA
Green foliage, turning yellow, orange–brown in the fall. Upright, vase shape.
HEIGHT: 50’–60’, WIDTH: 40–50’ ZONE: 5
1½–2” – $105.00 | 2–2½” – $130.00
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Directions
Commodore
Barry
Bridge:
Route 322 east
to Mullica Hill.
Make a right at
the T intersection.
Go through town
and get on route
77 south. Go
approximately 5
miles, continue
through the
blinking light
(route 538)
and make a left
onto route 666
(Swedesboro
Road). There
is a deli called
The Store on
the Corner of
the Intersection.
Go through 2
intersections.
After the second
stop sign we are
on the left. We are
about 20 minutes
from the bridge.
Delaware Memorial Bridge:
Exit onto route 40 east. Follow route 40 through Woodstown. Make a left onto route 619 (Hardingville). At the second
blinking light make a right (Swedesboro Road). We are on the left after the next intersection. Approximately 20 minutes
from the bridge.
New Jersey Turnpike:
Take exit 2. Follow route 322 east to Mullica Hill. Make a right at the T intersection. Go through town and get on route
77 south. Go approximately 5 miles, continue through the blinking light (route 538) and make a left onto route 666
(Swedesboro Road). There is a deli called The Store on the Corner of the Intersection. Go through 2 intersections.
After the second stop sign we are on the left. Approximately 15 minutes from exit 2.
Walt Whitman Bridge:
Take route 42 south to route 55 south. Exit on Glassboro–Ferrell (exit 48). Make a right off exit towards Ferrell.
Continue straight to T intersection. Make a left onto route 77 south. Go approximately 2 miles to route 666
(Swedesboro Road). and make a left There is a deli called The Store on the Corner of the Intersection. Go through 2
intersections. After the second stop sign we are on the left. Approximately 35 minutes from the bridge.
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