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60 Turnpike Road
Ipswich, MA
Retail Plant Catalog
2016
Phone: 978-356-6342
Fax: 978-356-4476
www.wolfhillgardencenter.com
www.wolfhillgardencenter.com
60 Turnpike Road
Ipswich, MA 01938
978-356-6342 (p)
978-356-4476 (f)
104 Eastern Ave
Gloucester, MA 01930
978-281-4480 (p)
978-282-0619 (f)
Wolf Hill has been a family owned and operated business since 1978. It was founded by brothers, Jim & John McKechnie. Our foundation
is built on strong family values and dedication, which is the root to our success. We started out with one location in Gloucester, MA. This
location consisted of a landscape division and, after a few years, grew into a retail store for garden center products and landscape supply
materials, serving both homeowners and local contractors. Since then, Wolf Hill has expanded to add a second retail store in Ipswich, MA.
Jim's wife, Kristine, and two daughters, Brittany and Lauren, work at Wolf Hill; John's wife, Pam, and their two children, Mark and Rachel
also work at Wolf Hill to keep it growing as a family owned and operated business for the forseeable future.
Since we have grown over the years, we have added much to our company. We carry landscaping and garden center supplies, bricks and
pavers, nursery stock, indoor & outdoor furniture, gifts & garden accents. Need your items delivered? Don't worry, we deliver all over the
North Shore! We even offer competitive wholesale pricing to our registered contractor customers.
All of us at Wolf Hill want to take this opportunity to thank you for your support. We appreciate every aspect of doing business with you
and look forward to another successful season. We hope that this booklet helps you in deciding where to purchase the products you need.
Please do not hesitate to call and speak with one of our managers for more information.
Department Managers at Our Wolf Hill Ipswich Location:
Store Manager:
Landscape Supply Manager:
Garden Center Manager:
Annuals & Perennials Manager:
Tree & Shrub Manager:
Landscape Designer:
Gift Shop & Furniture Manager:
Designer/Buyer:
Office & Advertising Manager:
Brittany Malgeri
Tyler Chafe
Rob Spadafora
Steve Rudolph
Scott Parisi, MCA, MCH
Ashley Hill, MLA, MCH
Kristyn Chafe
Kristine Smiley
Kate Blunt
[email protected]
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All prices subject to change based on supplier substitutions and availability.
Pricing in this guide applies to Ipswich location only.
CONTENTS
Planting Guide & Guarantee………………..…………
USDA Hardiness Map………………………………….
Deciduous Shrubs……………………………..……….
Broadleaf Evergreens……………….…………..……..
Deciduous Trees………………………………………..
Needle Evergreens……………….…..……….………..
Topiaries………………..………………………………..
Vines……………………………..………………………
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Ornamental Grasses & Bamboo………………………….
Roses……………………………………..………………….
Fruit Trees……………………………..…………………….
Perennials……………………………………………………
Annuals………………………………………………………
Bulk Materials……………………………………………….
Bagged Products & Sod……………………………………
Plant Guides……………………….………………………..
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IPSWICH STORE DELIVERY FEES
TOWN
LOCAL
IPSWICH
(Not including The
Neck)
IPSWICH (Neck)
ROWLEY
TOPSFIELD
BOXFORD
E. BOXFORD
ESSEX
GEORGETOWN
BYFIELD
W. BOXFORD
DANVERS
GROVELAND
HAMILTON
S. HAMILTON
WENHAM
BEVERLY
NEWBURY
MIDDLETON
NEWBURYPORT
PEABODY
BEV. FARMS
W. NEWBURY
PLUM ISLAND
MANCHESTER
SAUGUS
SALEM
LYNNFIELD
N. ANDOVER
BRADFORD
ROCKPORT
GLOUCESTER
SALISBURY
AMESBURY
HAVERHILL
WAKEFIELD
LYNN
ANDOVER
WILMINGTON
MERRIMAC
N. READING
LAWRENCE
MARBLEHEAD
SWAMPSCOTT
MALDEN
METHUEN
NAHANT
READING
REVERE
WINTHROP
WOBURN
BULK
$15.00
$25.00
$30.00
$40.00
$50.00
$65.00
$80.00
FURNITURE
$35.00
$60.00
$80.00
$100.00
$120.00
$130.00
$140.00
SHRUB (BOX
TRUCK)
$15.00
$25.00
$35.00
$45.00
$55.00
$65.00
$80.00
PALLET
TRUCK
$45.00
$55.00
$60.00
$70.00
$80.00
$95.00
$110.00
EXTENDED
LABOR FEE
$20.00
$30.00
$40.00
$50.00
$60.00
$60.00
$60.00
Delivery beyond listed areas is available for an additional charge.
Extended Labor Fee may be applied when multiple people are required to move the item(s) or in the following cases:
- More than 15 rolls of sod
- 15 of more bagged products, 30 or more cobblestones
- 15 or more smaller shrubs/trees
- 8 or more medium shrubs/trees
- 1 or more large shrubs/trees
Furniture delivery pricing includes assembly and placement. For smaller/lighter furniture items, lesser delivery charge
may apply (at the discretion of the department manager).
PLANTING INSTRUCTIONS AND SIX-MONTH GUARANTEE
PLEASE CARRY PLANTS BY THEIR CONTAINERS OR ROOT BALL. Carrying plants by their tops or trunks may cause
the weight of the soil ball to break the roots from the trunk or branches to crack. Plants should be watered
immediately after their arrival at your home. Until planting, water plants daily.
1.) Select the proper location for planting. Take care in selecting a sunny location for a full sun plant or a shaded area for a
shade or part shade plant. Note that Full Sun is over 6 hours of direct sunlight, Part Shade is 3-6 hours and Full Shade or
Dappled Shade is less than 3 hours of sun.
2.) Dig a hole 2-3 times as wide as the diameter of the container or root-ball to allow for generous backfill
to be added. For the backfill soil, we recommend using 1/2 Coast of Maine Penobscot Blend Planting Mix
and 1/2 native soil. Heavy clay soils may need additional sand added to loosen it.
3.) When the hole is just as deep as the root-ball, make a small mound of backfill to set the root-ball or container on, keeping
the “trunk flare” just above existing grade (1-2 inches). Do not plant too low, nor too high and avoid covering any foliage or
stems under the soil. Grafted plants must have the graft above the soil.
4a.) For a container plant, remove the pot and score the roots with a sharp knife or a pruner blade all the way around to
promote pot-bound growth outward.
4b.) Balled and Burlap plants (B&B) should have all material removed from the top 1/3 of the root ball, such as burlap, rope or
nails. Metal baskets should have the top 1/3 bent down below grade or removed. Burlap and baskets below grade may be left.
Be sure to remove all burlap touching the trunk of the plant, and score the sides through to the roots.
5.) Add backfill to 2/3 of the hole, lightly tamp the soil to remove air pockets, fill with water and allow to drain. Once drained,
continue to fill the rest of the hole with backfill and create a donut shaped ring or saucer 3-4 inches high around the outside of
the hole, which will act as a reservoir to retain water.
6.) Mulch over the planting with 2-3 inches of bark mulch to help retain water, keeping approximately
4 inches around the trunk free of mulch.
If fertilizing, we recommend using Espoma Bio-tone Starter Plus, following all instructions on the label.
******SALES RECEIPTS MUST ACCOMPANY ALL RETURNS******
We guarantee our trees and shrubs to be true to name and to be insect and disease free at time of purchase. They are
guaranteed against loss for a period of six months, provided they are not damaged and our planting and watering instructions
were followed. If a plant is not doing well, contact us immediately so that we may advise you on proper care. Should a plant
be determined a loss within the six-month warranty period we will issue a merchandise credit, one time, for the original
purchase price when accompanied by a store receipt. We will also issue a merchandise credit for a plant that is not true to
name.
NO GUARANTEES ON SALE ITEMS
NO GUARANTEES ON ROSES OR CONTAINER PLANTINGS
If a tree must be staked due to abnormally
windy conditions, drive 2 stakes deep into the
edges of the hole, making sure to anchor
them in the undisturbed soil. Using heavyduty cloth or specialty plastic tree-chain,
secure the trunk to the stakes just below the
lowest branch leaving 1-2 inches of slack.
Remove after the tree has established its root
system or after 1 year, whichever comes first.
A tree that is staked too long or tight
becomes dependant on the stakes and will not
grow strong enough roots to support it.
Avoid wire, which could become girdled.
Drip line
Mulch 4”
away from
trunk
Saucer
Mulch 2”-3”
deep
Wire and Burlap
removed from top 1/3
of Root-ball
Undisturbed Soil
Rootball Diameter
Hole 2-3x size of root-ball
WATERING INSTRUCTIONS
Water is a critical factor to the successful establishment of landscape plants. Excessive or insufficient water will impede the formation
and/or elongation of new roots. Immediately after planting, water the root ball and the planting area deeply. The root ball of newly planted
trees must receive adequate water weekly during the entire first growing season, right up until dormancy in the fall, to become established.
More frequent irrigation may be needed during the summer season or in times of extended drought. Rainfall alone may not provide the
adequate, consistent moisture necessary for establishment. On larger caliper trees, weekly watering is necessary through the next several
growing seasons. According to research, "in the Northern part of the US, the establishment period, for recently transplanted trees, is
approximately one year for each one inch of trunk caliper."
Water daily for the first few days, then every other day for two weeks. After that, soak your plant twice a week using low water pressure or
a rain wand, gradually backing off to once a week, until late fall. Be sure to maintain the saucer and repair any washed-out areas. One-half
inch of rain or more will reduce the amount of water you need to apply. However, care should be taken not to overwater as this may result
in oxygen deprivation.
If you are uncertain as to whether a tree needs watering, dig down 6-8 inches at the edge of the planting hole. If the soil at that depth feels
powdery or crumbly, the tree needs water. Adequately moistened soil should form a ball when squeezed. Regular deep soakings are better
than frequent light wettings. Moisture should reach a depth of 12 to 18 inches below the soil surface to encourage ideal root growth.
USDA PLANT HARDINESS ZONES
The 2012 USDA Plant Hardiness Zone Map is the standard by which gardeners and growers can determine which plants are most likely to
thrive at a location. The map is based on the average annual minimum winter temperature, divided into 10-degree F zones. Northeastern
Massachusetts is located within USDA Plant Hardiness Zone 6. However, we have found that Zone 6 plants are susceptible to winter
damage in our area. In general, we recommend purchasing plants which are hardy to Zone 5. South-facing, sheltered areas are suitable
for Zone 6 plants. Zone 4 plants should be used for container plantings that are intended to remain outside year-round.
TREE AND SHRUB PRICING
All prices subject to change based on supplier substitutions and availability.
Pricing in this guide applies to Ipswich location only.
For our most current pricing and availability, please request
a quote from our Tree and Shrub Department.
DECIDUOUS SHRUBS
ARONIA, CHOKEBERRY
arbutifolia 'Briliantissima'
CALYCANTHUS, SWEETSHRUB
x 'Aphrodite'
Full Sun to Shade
3-6' H X 3-6' W
Upright, spreading native multi-stemmed shrub. Small white flowers in midspring followed by bright red fruits. Lustrous green foliage turns red in autumn.
#2 $34.98
AZALEA, DECIDUOUS AZALEA
arborescens
Sun to Part Shade
8-12’ H x 8-12” W
Improved reblooming selection with classic sweet fragrance. Bright magenta
red magnolia-like flowers in summer and early fall above glossy green waxy
foliage.
#3 $49.98
x raulstonii 'Hartlage Wine' 8-10' H x 6-8' W
Large and showy wine-red flowers about 2.5” across appear over an extended
period in spring and summer.
#3 $49.98
Large, loosely branched, fast-growing native species. Glossy, bright green
foliage turns deep red to purple in fall. Fragrant white flowers.
CARYOPTERIS, BLUEBEARD
hybrid varieties
x clandonensis 'Blue Mist' 2-3’ H x 2-3’ W
#2 $29.98
x clandonensis 'Dark Night' 2-3’ H x 2-3’ W
#2 $29.98
#3 $34.98
x clandonensis 'Petit Bleu' 2-3’ H x 2-3’ W
#2 $29.98
#3 $45.98
Deciduous, upright shrubs with spring flowers in a range of colors. Selections
listed below.
‘Brazil’
‘Cornell Pink’
‘Gibraltar’
‘Iora’
‘Lollipop’
‘Mandarin Lights’
‘Millenium’
‘Narcissiflora’
‘Someday Soon’
‘Tangelo’
5-6' H x 4-5' W
4-5' H x 3-4' W
4-6' H x 4-5' W
4-6' H x 4-5' W
4-5' H x 4-5' W
4-5' H x 3-4' W
3-4' H x 3-4' W
5-8' H x 5-8' W
4-5' H x 5-6' W
4-5' H x 4-5' W
#2 $39.98
Orange
Pink
Orange
Ivory & Pink
Pink
Orange
Red
Light Yellow Double
Apricot
Orange
BUDDLEIA, BUTTERFLY BUSH
Full Sun
Fast growing, arching shrub with numerous cultivars exhibiting a range of
flower colors. 4-10” panicles of small flowers appear in July through fall on new
growth and attract butterflies. Useful for borders, masses and for cut flowers.
davidii varieties
'Attraction'
'Black Night'
'CranRazz'
'Evil Ways'
'Guinevere'
'Nanho Blue'
'Pink Delight'
'Royal Red'
'White Profusion'
4-8' H x 4-8' W
Red-Pink
Dark Purple
Red-Pink
Purple
Dark Purple
Blue
Pink
Red-Purple
White
x Lo & Behold varieties,
'Blue Chip'
Blue
'Ice Chip'
White
'Lilac Chip'
Lilac
'Purple Haze'
Purple
'Pink Micro'
Pink
2-3' H x 2-3' W
CALLICARPA, BEAUTYBERRY
#3
#3
#3
#3
#3
#3
#3
#3
#3
$34.98
$34.98
$39.98
$34.98
$34.98
$34.98
$34.98
$34.98
$34.98
#2
#2
#2
#2
#2
$34.98
$34.98
$34.98
$34.98
$34.98
Sun to Part Shade
dichotoma 'Early Amethyst' 3-4' H x 4-5' W
Upright-rounded deciduous shrub with small lavender flowers in early summer
followed by clusters of long-lasting, tiny amethyst-purple berries in late
summer.
x 'Purple Pearls'
#2 $34.98
#3 $39.98
3-4 'H x 4-5' W
Vigorous, upright plant with distinctive pink flowers in summer that contrast with
purple tinged foliage. Profuse, very large purple-violet berries in fall.
#3 $39.98
Sun to Part Shade
4-8' H x 6-10' W
Full Sun
Low, arching habit with gray-green leaves. Profuse flowers in late summer in
shades of blue or purple. Selections listed below.
Light Blue
Dark Blue-Purple
Dark Blue
CEANOTHUS, NEW JERSEY TEA
x pallidus 'Marie Blue'
Full Sun
3-4' H x 3-4' W
Misty blue flowers cover the plant in spring. Red seed heads add interest in
late summer. Trim to shape after flowering.
Call for pricing and availability
CEPHALANTHUS, BUTTONBUSH
occidentalis 'Sputnik'
Sun to Part Shade
10-15' H x 10-15' W
Large native shrub with large oval leaves and masses of fragrant 1½”
pincushion-like flowerheads in summer followed by hard brown button-like
fruits. Tolerates most soils, even shallow standing water.
#2 $34.98
CHAENOMELES, QUINCE
Full Sun
Compact spreading shrub with spiny branches. 1½” cup-shaped flowers in
early spring just as leaves begin to break bud. Flowers are great for early
forcing. Sour greenish-yellow fruits are used in preserves. Selections listed
below.
speciosa 'Toyo-Nishiki'
6-8’ H x 6-8’ W
#2 $34.98
x superba 'Crimson & Gold' 3-5’ H x 3-5’ W
#2 $34.98
x superba 'Texas Scarlet'
3-5’ H x 3-5’ W
#2 $34.98
Red, Pink, White
CLETHRA, SUMMERSWEET
Sun to Part Shade
Crimson Red
Bright Red
Dense native shrub with spikes of fragrant white or pink flowers in summer on
new growth. Prefers moist, somewhat shady area, but tolerates sun. Selections
listed below.
alnifolia 'Hummingbird'
2-4' H x 2-4' W
#2 $34.98
#3 $39.98
alnifolia 'Ruby Spice'
4-8' H x 4-6' W
#2 $34.98
#3 $39.98
alnifolia 'Sixteen Candles' 2-4' H x 2-4' W
#2 $34.98
#3 $39.98
White
Pink
White
CORNUS, DOGWOOD
alba 'Elegantisima’
Sun to Part Shade
8-10' H x 6-10' W
Twiggy suckering shrub with grey-green foliage edged in creamy white. Dull
white flower cymes in late spring followed by clusters of milky-white berries.
Red twigs on newer growth provide winter interest.
alba 'Ivory Halo’
#2 $39.98
#3 $45.98
4-5' H X 4-5' W
Compact, twiggy suckering shrub with grey-green foliage edged in creamy
white. Dull white flower cymes in late spring are followed by clusters of milkywhite berries. Red twigs on newer growth provide winter interest.
#2 $34.98
#3 $39.98
alba 'Red Gnome'
3-4’ H x 3-4’ W
Compact, fine-textured shrub with dark green foliage turning burgundy in fall.
Clusters of creamy white flower cymes in late spring followed by white berries
in mid-summer. Bright tomato-orange branches add winter interest.
#3 $39.98
amomum (Silky Dogwood) 8-12’ H x 8-12’ W
Rounded habit becoming open with age. Cymes of cream flowers in late spring
followed by small blue and white berries in late summer. Native.
sericea 'Baileyi'
#3 $34.98
6-10' H x 6-10' W
Twiggy, suckering shrub with grey-green foliage. Dull white flower cymes in late
spring followed by clusters of bluish-white berries. Red twigs on newer growth
provide winter interest.
#2 $34.98
#3 $39.98
sericea 'Budd's Yellow'
5-8’ H x 5-8’ W
Upright, twiggy shrub with green foliage and clusters of creamy white flower
cymes in late spring followed by white berries in mid-summer. Yellow foliage in
fall and bright yellow branches for winter interest.
sericea 'Kelseyi'
#2 $34.98
2-3' H x 2-3' W
Dwarf selection with medium green foliage that turns red-purple in fall. Dull
white flower cymes in late spring followed by clusters of bluish-white berries.
Red twigs on newer growth that provide winter interest.
#3 $39.98
CORYLUS, FILBERT
avellana 'Contorta'
Sun to Part Shade
8-10' H x 8-10' W
Selection of English hazelnut featuring twisting and curling stems and
branches. Large, rounded medium-green leaves. Excellent specimen for winter
interest. Also called “Harry Lauder's Walking Stick”.
#2 $49.98
#6 $79.98
#10 $129.98
#7 Tree Form $129.98
#15 Tree Form $199.98
avellana 'Red Dragon'
6-8' H x 3-5' W
coggygria 'Royal Purple'
#3 $59.98
#10 Tree Form $149.98
3-4' B&B Tree Form $89.98
COTONEASTER, COTONEASTER
adpressa 'Tom Thumb'
Slow-growing with a compact, mounding habit. Small shiny green leaves turn
brilliant crimson in fall. Pink flowers yield red bead-like berries that give color
through the winter
#2 $29.98
#3 $34.98
apiculatus (Cranberry Cotoneaster) 2-3' H x 3-5' W
Dense, broad-upright, somewhat mounding form with stiffly arching branches.
Small pinkish flowers in late spring. Red cranberry-like berries in late summer
persist into winter. Glossy green leaves turn shades of purple, red and bronze
in autumn.
#2 $34.98
#3 $39.98
horizontalis (Rockspray)
2-3' H x 5-6' W
Low spreading groundcover shrub with interesting tiered wishbone branching
pattern. Small deep-green leaves turn purplish-red in fall. Small pink flowers
are followed by small dark-red fruits in fall.
#3 $34.98
CYTISUS, BROOM
Full Sun
8-10' H x 8-10' W
Spectacular foliage emerges lime green and matures to brilliant gold and then
coral, orange and red in fall. Smoke-like plumes of whitish-pink flowers.
#3 $49.98
Full Sun
Dense clumps of slender bright green stems covered with inconspicuous bright
green leaves. Abundant sprays of fragrant pea-like blooms in May-June.
Selections listed below.
scoparius 'Burkwoodii'
5-6' H x 5-6' W
#2 $29.98
#3 $34.98
scoparius 'Lena'
3-4' H x 3-4' W
#3 $34.98
scoparius 'Madame Butterfly' 3-4' H x 3-4' W
#3 $34.98
scoparius 'Moonlight'
5-6' H x 5-6' W
#3 $34.98
Pink
DEUTZIA, DEUTZIA
Sun to Part Shade
Yellow with Pink
Gold Yellow
Pale Yellow
gracilis 'Chardonnay Pearls' 2-3' H x 2-3' W
gracilis 'Nikko'
#2 $34.98
#3 $39.98
2-3' H x 3-4' W
Twiggy, mounding shrub with profuse weakly-fragrant white flowers in midSpring. Dull green leaves turn burgundy in fall.
#10 $199.98
coggygria 'Golden Spirit'
Full Sun
1-2' H x 4-5' W
Compact selection with profuse weakly-fragrant star-shaped white flowers
emerging for pearl-like buds in mid-Spring. Bright yellow-green leaves turn
burgundy in fall.
Red new growth holds long into the season eventually fading to green then
turns yellow-gold in fall. Spiraling corkscrew stems and burgundy catkins add
lots of winter interest.
COTINUS, SMOKEBUSH
12-15' H x 10-12' W
Dramatic, long lasting, pinkish purple, smoke-like airy seed clusters backed by
reddish-purple foliage create a prized small tree or large accent shrub. Scarlet
autumn color.
x 'Yuki Cherry'
#2 $34.98
#3 $39.98
2-3' H x 2-3' W
Creamy white blooms blushed with magenta markings cover the low, spreading
bush in spring. Dark green foliage turns burgundy in the fall.
#2 $34.98
#3 $45.98
x 'Yuki Snowflake'
2-3' H x 2-3' W
Similar to Yuki Cherry but with solid white flowers.
#2 $34.98
#3 $45.98
ENKIANTHUS, ENKIANTHUS
Part Shade to Shade
campanulatus (Redvein Enkianthus) 6-10' H x 4-6' W
HAMAMELIS, WITCHHAZEL
Upright, multi-stemmed shrub with blue-green leaves turning yellow to orange
and red in fall. Lightly-fragrant, bell-shaped, creamy yellow-orange flowers
veined with red in late spring.
Multi-stemmed, dense growing native shrub. Fragrant yellow-orange blooms
with strap-like petals in late winter before leaves emerge. Like moist, welldrained soils.
#2 $34.98
campanulatus 'Jan Iseli Red' 4-6' H x 3-5' W
virginiana
Slow-growing cultivar with bright green foliage on red stems . Profusion of bellshaped, drooping deep coral-red blossoms in very early summer. Fall color is
vivid shades of orange and red.
#3 $49.98
campanulatus 'Jan Iseli Pink' 4-6' H x 3-5' W
#3 $49.98
campanulatus 'Showy Lantern' 6-10' H x 6-8' W
Larger, more brilliantly colored blooms and denser branching than the species.
Elegant horizontal habit. Shades of orange and scarlet in fall.
#2 $34.98
Sun to Part Shade
x intermedia 'Lynwood Gold' 6-9' H X 6-9' W
Upright multi-stemmed suckering shrub with brilliant yellow flowers in early
spring. Does well in poor soils.
#2 $34.98
#5 $45.98
5-6' B&B $39.98
x intermedia 'Show Off'
3-6' H x 3-6' W
This new dwarf Forsythia is a mass of bright yellow spring flowers from base to
tip.
#2 $34.98
x intermedia 'Show Off Sugar Baby' 2-3' H x 1-3' W
Bright yellow early spring flowers. Dwarf habit. Outstanding flower display.
#2 $34.98
Sun to Part Shade
2-3' H x 2-3' W
Small, irregular native shrub with dark green foliage that turn shades of red,
yellow and orange in fall. Fragrant bottlebrush-shaped white flowers in spring.
#2 $39.98
#3 $49.98
major 'Mount Airy'
3-5' H x 3-5' W
Small native shrub with dark green foliage. Shades of red, yellow and orange
in fall. Fragrant bottlebrush-shaped white flowers in spring.
#2 $39.98
18-24” B&B $49.98
x intermedia 'Blue Shadow' 4-6' H x 4-6' W
Compact, slow growing, upright form with glaucous, powder blue leaves.
Discovered as a bud sport from a young plant of F. ‘Mount Airy’.
#3 $49.98
GENISTA, LYDIA BROOM
lydia 'Bangle'
Sun to Part Shade
1-2' H x 1-2' W
Bright yellow flowers cover this low mounding shrub in late spring. Little care is
needed but may be trimmed after flowering. Excellent texture. Drought and
heat tolerant.
#3 $49.98
#3 $39.98
8-15' H x 8-15' W
Hybrid between H. japonica and H. mollis. Zig-zagging stems. Green leaves
turn yellow or orange in autumn. Yellow, orange or red flowers with twisted
petals appear on bare stems in midwinter through early spring.
Call for pricing & availability
HEPTACODIUM, SEVEN-SON FLOWER
miconioides
Full Sun
15-20' H x 10-12' W
Clusters of fragrant, creamy-white flowers in late summer to early fall. Flowers
appear in whorls within each branched cluster, with each whorl containing 7
tiny flowers. Small, purplish-red fruits with very showy, sepal-like rose calyces
which elongate after bloom and last into late fall. Exfoliating tan bark.
#3 $69.98
HIBISCUS, ROSE OF SHARON
Sun to Part Shade
8-12’ H x 5-8’ W
Large shrub to small tree valued for beautiful flowers that bloom in profusion in
late summer and early fall. Best in full sun and rich, well drained, slightly
alkaline soil. Multi-stemmed selections below.
#2 $34.98
#3 $39.98
x intermedia 'Show Off Starlet' 2-3' H x 2-3' W
gardenii
4-5' B&B $99.98
15-20’’ H x 15-20’’ W
syriacus
Bright yellow early spring flowers. Improved flower display compared to older
varieties. Compact.
FOTHERGILLA, FOTHERGILLA
Sun to Part Shade
6-10' H x 10-15' W
Native variety. Clusters of fragrant bright yellow flowers with crinkly, ribbon-like
petals in fall.
x intermedia
Slow-growing and small-maturing cultivar with bright green foliage on red
stems. Profusion of bell-shaped, drooping pink and ivory-tan blossoms in very
early summer. Bright orange fall color.
FORSYTHIA, FORSYTHIA
vernalis
'Aphrodite'
Rose Pink with Red
'Azurri Blue Satin'
Blue with Red, Seedless
'Blue Bird'
Blue with Red
'Blue Chiffon'
Blue with Red Double
'Blue Satin'
Blue with Red
‘Diana'
Solid White
‘Double Red'
Solid Red Double
'Fiji'
White with Red
'Helene'
White with Red
'Lavender Chiffon'
Lavender with Red Double
'Lady Stanley'
Pale Pink with Red Double
'Lucy'
Solid Red-pink Double
'Minerva'
Lavender with Red
'Pink Chiffon'
Light Pink with Red Double
'Red Heart'
White with Red
'Sugar Tip'
Light Pink with Red Double
'Violet Satin'
Violet with Red
'White Chiffon'
Solid White Double
#3 $45.98 - $59.98
#5 multi-stemmed form (limited selections available)
#6 tree form (limited selections available)
#10 tree form (limited selections available)
Call for specific pricing and availability
HYDRANGEA, SMOOTH HYDRANGEA
Part Shade
Fast-growing native shrub with large white flower heads in summer. Dark green
leaves. Blooms on new wood.
arborescens ‘Annabelle’
White
#2 $39.98
3-6' H x 3-6' W
#3 $45.98
#5 $59.98
HYDRANGEA, LACECAP HYDRANGEA
Part Shade
Flattened flower heads, with central, female blossoms ringed in larger, male
blossoms. Flower color is pH dependent, with blues requiring pH at or below
5.5 and pinks pH 6.0 to 6.5. Blooms on old wood, except for reblooming
varieities.
macrophylla ‘Stargazer’
3-5’ H x 3-5’ W
Reblooming Pink & White to Blue & White Double
macrophylla ‘Twist-n-Shout’
3-5’ H x 3-5’ W
Reblooming Blue to Pink
serrata ‘Bluebird’
Pale Blue to Pink
serrata 'Purple Tiers’
Purple to Pink Double
3-5’ H x 3-5’ W
3-5’ H x 3-5’ W
HYDRANGEA, MOPHEAD HYDRANGEA
#3 $49.98
#2 $39.98
#3 $49.98
#3 $39.98
#3 $39.98
Part Shade
Showy hydrangeas with globe-shaped flower heads made up of large male
flowers. Flower color is pH dependent, with blues requiring pH at or below 5.5
and pinks pH 6.0 to 6.5. Blooms on old wood, except for reblooming varieities.
macrophylla ‘Bloomstruck’
3-5’ H x 3-5’ W
Reblooming Rose Pink to Violet Blue
macrophylla ‘Blushing Bride’
Reblooming White then Pale Pink
3-5’ H x 3-5’ W
macrophylla Cityline ‘Paris’
Bright Pink to Blue
2-3’ H x 2-3’ W
macrophylla Cityline ‘Rio’
Deep Blue to Purple
2-3’ H x 2-3’ W
macrophylla Cityline ‘Venice’
Fuchsia to Bright Blue
2-3’ H x 2-3’ W
macrophylla ‘Endless Summer’
Reblooming Pink to Blue
3-5’ H x 3-5’ W
macrophylla ‘Expression’
Reblooming Pink to Blue Double
3-5’ H x 3-5’ W
macrophylla 'Everlasting Amethyst'
Long Lasting Fuchsia to Violet-Blue
macrophylla ‘Glowing Embers’
Red
2-3' H x 2-3' W
macrophylla ‘Nantucket Blue’
4-6’ H x 4-6’ W
macrophylla ‘Nikko Blue’
Long Blooming Pink to Blue
4-6’ H x 4-6’ W
macrophylla ‘Penny Mac’
macrophylla ‘Perfection’
Reblooming Pink to Blue Double
4-6’ H x 4-6’ W
#2 $39.98
#3 $49.98
#2 $39.98
#3 $49.98
#2 $39.98
#3 $49.98
#2 $39.98
#3 $49.98
#2 $39.98
#3 $49.98
#2 $39.98
#3 $49.98
3-4’ H x 3-4’ W
paniculata ‘Bobo’
White then Red-Purple
2-3’ H x 3-4’ W
paniculata ‘Limelight’
Lime green then Rose
6-8’ H x 6-8’ W
paniculata ‘Little Lamb’
White then Pink
4-6' H x 4-6' W
paniculata ‘Little Lime’
Lime green then Rose
3-5’ H x 3-5’ W
paniculata ‘Little Quick Fire’
3-5’ H x 2-4’ W
#2 $39.98
#3 $45.98
#2 $39.98
#3 $45.98
HYDRANGEA, OAKLEAF HYDRANGEA
#2 $39.98
#3 $49.98
macrophylla ‘Red Sensation’
3-4’ H x 3-4’ W
Red
#3 $39.98
macrophylla ‘Wedding Gown’
2-3’ H x 3-4’ W
White, Double (Modified Lacecap)
#3 $49.98
#5 available in limited varieties $59.98
Sun to Part Shade
Native hydrangea with large panicles of white flowers that fade to pink in early
to mid summer. Large oak-leaf shaped leaves turn from dark green to shades
of red-orange in fall. Brown exfoliating stems add winter interest. Blooms on old
wood.
Why Isn’t My Hydrangea Blooming?
#2 $34.98
#3 $39.98
#2 $39.98
#3 $49.98
paniculata ‘Phantom’
6-10’ H x 6-10’ W
White then Rose
#3 $45.98
paniculata ‘Quick Fire’
6-8’ H x 6-8’ W
#3 $45.98
paniculata ‘Sweet Summer’
4-5’ H x 4-6’ W
White then Pink
#3 $45.98
paniculata ‘Vanilla Strawberry’
6-8’ H x 4-6’ W
White and Pink
#3 $49.98
Tree Form: Limelight, Quick Fire, Phantom, Pink Diamonds, Pinky
Winky (varieties dependent upon availability)
#7 $129.98
#15 $169.98
#3 $49.98
#2 $34.98
#3 $39.98
#2 $39.98
#3 $45.98
#2 $39.98
#3 $45.98
#2 $39.98
#3 $49.98
#2 $29.98
#3 $45.98
Sun to Part Shade
Large shrubs or small deciduous trees with large, pyramidal snowball-like
flowers, white fading to pink in mid-summer. Irregular habit. Medium-sized deep
green leaves. Blooms on new wood.
quercifolia ‘Alice’
White then Pink
quercifolia ‘Snow Queen'
White then Pink
#3 $39.98
3-5’ H x 3-5’ W
HYDRANGEA, PANICLE HYDRANGEA
5-8’ H x 5-8’ W
4-6' H x 6-8' W
#3 $45.98
#3 $45.98
The most common reason for hydrangeas not to bloom is incorrect
pruning. Varieties that bloom on new wood (arborescens & paniculata)
should be pruned in the fall or late winter if needed and can take heavy
pruning. Varieties that bloom on old wood (macrophylla, serrata &
quercifolia) should be minimally pruned or deadheaded in summer.
Blooms for the following year are set in August and September. Stalks
killed off in winter can be pruned out, but we recommend waiting until
late May / early June since stalks often appear dead at the ends but
are, in fact, still alive and produce blooms along them stem.
More and more reblooming varieties, such as the Endless Summer
series, are being introduced. These plants bloom on new and old
wood. Faded flower stems can be cut to half their length to encourage
new blooms and can be trimmed in fall if needed.
Another problem to watch out for is over fertilization. When
hydrangeas are exposed to high amounts of Nitrogen (found in most
commercial fertilizers) they respond by growing more leaves than
flowers. We recommend cutting back on fertilizers high in Nitrogen and
adding Super Phosphate, Triple Super Phosphate or Bone Meal.
HYPERICUM, ST. JOHN’S WORT Sun to Part Shade
LIGUSTRUM, PRIVET
Brilliant golden yellow 3-inch, cup-shaped flowers bloom on this tidy mounding
shrub. Attractive dark green foliage adds contrast to the blooms. Well suited as
a low, untrimmed hedge.
Vigorous, dense and durable hedging shrub. Persistent semi-evergreen foliage.
Small white flowers in spring followed by round, black fruit.
x ‘Hidcote’
2-4’ H x 2-4’ W
amurense
#3 $34.98
androsaemum ‘Ignite Scarlet’1-3’ H x 1-3’ W
ovalifolium
Shiny foliage often tinged with red. Yellow flowers provide bright summer color,
followed by showy reddish fruits in the fall. Wonderful border, mass planting or
container specimen.
Sun to Part Shade
Dense deciduous holly. Females produce prolific bright red fruit in summer that
persists into winter. Prefers moist soils or consistent watering. Selections listed
below.
verticilatta ‘Berry Nice’
(F) 6-8’ H x 6-8’ W
#2 $39.98
verticillata ‘Jim Dandy’
(M) 4-6’ H x 4-6’ W
#3 $39.98
verticillata ‘Southern Gentleman’ (M) 6-8’ H x 6-8’ W
#3 $39.98
verticillata ‘Sparkleberry’
(F) 6-10’ H x 6-10’ W
#3 $39.98
verticillata ‘Red Sprite’
(F) 2-3’ H x 2-3’ W
#3 $39.98
verticillata ‘Winter Red’
(F) 6-8’ H x 6-8’ W
#3 $39.98
ITEA, SWEETSPIRE
virginica ‘Henry’s Garnet’
#3 $39.98
10-15’ H x 6-8’ W
Vigorous, dense and durable hedging shrub. Persistent semi-evergreen foliage.
Small white flowers in summer followed by round, black fruit.
#3 $39.98
#5 $45.98
#3 $39.98
ILEX, WINTERBERRY
Sun to Part Shade
12-15' H x 8-10' W
LINDERA, SPICEBUSH
benzoin
Sun to Part Shade
8-12’ H x 8-12’ W
Native shrub with rounded habit and small bright yellow flowers that appear
before the leaves in early spring. Yellow fall color. Small bright scarlet fruits on
female plants. Leaves have a pungent camphor-like aroma when crushed.
MYRICA, BAYBERRY
gale
Sun to Part Shade
3-6' H x 3-6' W
Low growing, bushy native shrub good for coastal areas. Narrow-leafed,
fragrant foliage is a dark glossy green. Prominent, bright yellow resin glands.
pennsylvanica
#2 $34.98
#5 $69.98
5-8’ H x 5-8’ W
A dense, multi-stemmed shrub with dark green, aromatic semi-evergreen
leaves and grey persistent fruits on female plants. Needs male pollinator.
#2 $39.98
#3 $45.98
24-30” B&B $59.98
Sun to Part Shade
3-4’ H x 4-6’ W
Semi-evergreen, multi-stemmed shrub for moist soils in sun or shade. Dark
green leaves turn brilliant shades of red, orange and purple in fall. Panicles of
white flowers in summer.
#3 $45.98
virginica ‘Little Henry’
1.5-2’ H x 2-3’ W
PAEONIA, TREE PEONY
Sun to Part Shade
Upright, sparsely branched, woody shrub with dark green leaves that are bluegreen beneath, and large, silken blossoms 6-12” across in late spring/early
summer. Slowgrowing Call for available color selections.
#3 $79.98
More compact selection of the native shrub with dark green leaves that turn
brilliant red-purple in fall. Six-inch panicles of white flowers in early summer.
PHILADELPHUS, MOCKORANGE
KERRIA, KERRIA
Fragrant, double white flowers bloom profusely in late spring. Flowers appear
in clusters with 5-7 flowers per cluster. Oval, dark green leaves. Fragrance
resembles orange blossoms.
#3 $45.98
Part Shade to Shade
japonica
Upright, arching green stems with bright yellow flowers in mid-spring. Good in
full or part shade as a border or massing plant.
KOLKWITZIA, BEAUTY BUSH
amabilis
Full Sun
6-10’ H x 6-10’ W
Arching, vase-shaped habit. Profuse, bell-shaped, pink flowers with yellow
throats in clusters in mid-spring followed by capsule-like fruits that usually
persist. Exfoliating bark on mature stems provides some winter interest.
LAGERSTROEMIA, CRAPE MYRTLE
Sun to Part Shade
Large shrubs or multi-stemmed small trees featuring masses of flowers in 6-8”
panicles late summer through early fall. Grey-brown exfoliating bark adds
winter interest. Glossy green foliage turns russet and orange in fall. Selections
listed below.
Sun to Part Shade
x virginalis ‘Minnesota Snowflake’ 5-8’ H x 5-8’ W
#2 $34.98
PHYSOCARPUS, NINEBARK
Sun to Part Shade
Very dense native shrub with rich burgundy foliage and pinkish-white flowers in
late spring/early summer. Red fall fruits. Papery exfoliating bark adds winter
interest. Selections listed below.
opulifolius ‘Diabolo’
5-8’ H x 4-6’ W
Largest & darkest burgundy foliage.
#3 $39.98
#5 $59.98
opulifolius ‘Lady in Red’
5-8’ H x 4-6’ W
Copper to burgundy foliage with pinkish-red stems.
#3 $39.98
opulifolius 'Summer Wine' 4-6' H x 4-6' W
Compact with fine-textured bronze-maroon foliage.
#2 $34.98
opulifolius ‘Tiny Wine’
3-4’ H x 3-4' W
Smaller form of Summer Wine.
#2 $34.98
POTENTILLA, CINQUEFOIL
fruticosa
Full Sun
3-4' H x 3-4' W
White
Bright Yellow
Bright Yellow
Pink
Yellow-Orange w/Orange-Red
Pale Yellow
#2 $29.98
#3 $34.98
PRUNUS, SAND CHERRY
x cistena
Full Sun
6-10’ H x 5-8’ W
Upright, arching shrub with masses of light pink flowers in spring and deep
purple foliage. Small black fruit follows flowers.
#3 $39.98
PRUNUS, FLOWERING ALMOND
Full Sun
glandulosa ‘Rosea Plena’ 4-5’ H x 2-3’ W
Small, erect, slender-stemmed shrub with double, rose-pink flowers along the
length of the stems in mid-spring.
#3 $49.98
PRUNUS, BEACH PLUM
maritima
Full Sun
6-7’ H x 6-7’ W
Native to the sandy North Atlantic coast. Excellent conservation and erosioncontrol plant that can grow in poor soil. Also grown as an ornamental. Edible
fruit often used to make jelly.
#2 $34.98
#3 $39.98
RHUS, SUMAC
Sun to Part Shade
aromatica ‘Gro-Low’
1.5-2’ H x 5-6’ W
Dense, low-growing, rambling shrub with spreading root suckers. Trifoliate,
medium green leaves turn shades of orange and red in autumn. Small clusters
of hairy, red berries attract wildlife.
SALIX, WILLOW
Sun to Part Shade
caprea (French Pussy Willow) 15-20’ H x 10-12’ W
Before the foliage emerges in late winter, male trees produce a showy display
of 1-2” long woolly, pinkish-gray catkins which are larger than those of S.
discolor.
#7 $129.98
discolor (Pussy Willow)
6-15’ H x 4-12’ W
Native wetland plant most often seen as a large multi-stemmed shrub. Before
foliage emerges in late winter, male trees produce a showy display of silky
pearl gray 1-1.5” long catkins.
#3 $29.98
integra ‘Hakuro-nishiki’ (Dappled Willow) 4-6’ H x 5-7’ W
Striking variegated green, white and pink deciduous foliage on a rounded,
spreading shrub. Great accent plant.
#2 $34.98
#3 $39.98
purpurea ‘Nana’ (Artic Willow) 5-7’ H x 5-7’ W
Compact, rounded cultivar of the purple osier willow with purple stems. Very
narrow, blue-green leaves. Grayish-white male and female 1” long flowering
catkins in early spring before the foliage.
#3 $34.98
Sun to Part Shade
nigra ‘Black Tower’ 6-8’ H x 3-4’ W
Small mounding hardy deciduous shrubs that flower all summer. Small bluegreen to dark green leaves. Drought tolerant. Selections listed below.
'Abbottswood'
'Gold Drop'
'Gold Finger'
'Pink Beauty'
'Mango Tango'
'Primrose Beauty'
SAMBUCUS, ELDERBERRY
Upright shrub with dramatic burgundy foliage. Softly cut leaf edges provide an
elegant texture. Bright pink flowers are followed by blackish red berries that
attract wildlife.
#3 $49.98
nigra ‘Black Lace’ 6-8’ H x 5-6’ W
Finely cut, deep-purple almost black foliage gives an effect similar to that of
Japanese maple. Creamy pink flowers in spring followed by blackish red fall
berries which can be harvested for making elderberry wine and jam, or left on
the plant to attract wildlife.
#2 $34.98
#10 Tree Form $159.98
SPIRAEA, SPIREA
japonica ‘Alpina’
Full Sun
12-18” H x 1-3’ W
Dwarf, spreading mound covered with showy, long-blooming pink flower
clusters in summer. Mint green foliage.
#2 $29.98
japonica ‘Anthony Waterer’ 3-5’ H x 3-5’ W
Bright red-pink flowers in flattened clusters bloom from late spring to midsummer. Foliage emerges with reddish purple tinting in spring, matures to bluegreen by summer and turns reddish in fall.
#3 $34.98
japonica ‘Gold Mound’
2-3’ H x 3-4’ W
Vibrant golden spring foliage turns yellowish green in summer then a rich,
yellowish orange in fall. Long-blooming clusters of pink flowers in summer.
#2 $29.98
#3 $34.98
japonica ‘Little Princess’
1-3’ H x 2-3’ W
Clusters of rose-pink blooms in summer contrast with mint green foliage. Neat
compact rounded form.
#2 $29.98
#3 $34.98
japonica ‘Magic Carpet’
2-3’ H x 2-3’ W
Neat, compact mounded shrub with vibrant red new leaves. Clusters of small
pink flowers in summer contrast with bright gold mature foliage that turns rich
russet-red in fall.
#3 $34.98
japonica ‘Neon Flash’
3-4’ H x 3-4’ W
Long-blolooming bright red-pink flowers in summer on a neat mound of rich
green foliage that becomes dark burgundy in fall.
#3 $34.98
japonica ‘Shirobana’
2-3’ H x 2-3’ W
Bright green leaves on slender stems. White, light pink and red-pink bloom
clusters cover this dwarf, dense, mounded plant.
#2 $34.98
#3 $39.98
nipponica ‘Snowmound’
2-4’ H x 2-4’ W
Compact shrub with graceful, spreading branches and spectacular clusters of
white flowers in mid to late spring.
x vanhouteii
#3 $34.98
7-10’ H x 7-10’ W
Vase-shaped, with branching that arches gracefully toward the ground. Noted
for its showy spring bloom. Tiny white flowers appear in late April to May in
clusters that profusely cover the leafy branching. Small, dark blue-green
leaves.
30-36” B&B $39.98
x vanhouteii ‘Renaissance’ 5-6’ H x 5-6’ W
Selected for increased resistance to foliar diseases, this graceful shrub
features a massive display of pure white flowers in spring and colorful orangered fall color.
#3 $39.98
STEPHANANDRA, STEPHANANDRA
incisa ‘Crispa’
Sun to Part Shade
1-3’ H x 1-4’ W
Fine to medium-textured shrub with arching slender branches. Inconspicuous
green white flowers in late spring. Reddish-tinged green leaves turn red-orange
in fall.
#2 $29.98
Full Sun
meyeri ‘Palibin’ (Dwarf Korean Lilac) 4-5’ H x 5-6’ W
Hardy variety with a compact mounding habit, wider than tall. Covered with
pink-tinged violet-purple flowers in mid-spring.
#3 $39.98
#5 $79.98
pubescens ssp. patula ‘Miss Kim’ 5-8’ H x 5-7’ W
Regular, rounded habit and panicles of purple buds opening to very fragrant,
pale lilac flowers in mid-spring
$39.98
Premium $59.98
$79.98
Tree Form $149.98
Traditional upright, leggy shrub with extremely fragrant violet flowers in midspring. The ‘French Hybrids’ are crosses of S. vulgaris variants selected for a
wider range of floral colors and a more compact habit. Selections listed below.
Lilac
White
White
Deep Red-Purple
Creamy Yellow
Purple Edged w/White
Extremely hardy, early blooming varieties, with fragrant flowers opening 7 to 10
days before common lilac varieties in early May. Prolific bloomers, even on
young plants. Selections listed below.
#3
‘Mount Baker'
‘Pocahontas’
#5
#3
#5
'Purple Glory'
'Royal Purple'
#3
#3
8-12' H x 8-10' W
$49.98
8-12’ H x 8-10’ W
$69.98
8-12’ H x 8-10’ W
$49.98
$69.98
8-12’ H x 8-10’ W
$49.98
8-12’ H x 8-10’ W
$49.98
x ‘Josee’
#3 $49.98
4-6’ H x 4-6’ W
Re-blooming variety, with very fragrant single lavender-pink flowers and a
semi-dwarf habit with small leaves.
#3 $49.98
VIBURNUM, VIBURNUM
carlesii (Koreanspice)
Sun to Part Shade
4-6’ H x 4-6’ W
Very fragrant dense flower heads, up to 3” across, produce white flowers from
blush pink buds. Dull green oval leaves. Small red fruits change to black in fall.
#2 $39.98
#5 $89.98
24-30” B&B $49.98
dentatum (Arrowwood)
6-10’ H x 6-10’ W
#2 $39.98
3-4’ B&B $59.98
dentatum ‘Blue Muffin’
3-5’ H x 3-4’ W
Selection of the native shrub with lustrous toothy dark-green oval leaves that
turn a consistent red in fall. Large cymes of cream-white flowers in spring
followed by large clusters of bright blue berries through the autumn.
#3 $45.98
#5 $69.98
dentatum ‘Chicago Lustre’ 10-12’ H x 8-10’ W
Selection of the native shrub with lustrous toothy dark-green oval leaves in
summer. Red to red-purple fall color. Large cymes of cream-white flowers in
spring followed by small blue-black fruits in fall.
Double Red-Purple
x hyacinthiflora varieties
‘Maiden's Blush'
#3 $49.98
x ‘Bloomerang Dark Purple’ 4-6’ H x 4-6’ W
Native shrub with lustrous toothy dark-green oval leaves in summer often
turning bright red in fall. Large cymes of cream-white flowers in spring followed
by small blue-black fruits in fall.
vulgaris varieties
vulgaris (Common Lilac)
8-12’ H x 6-8’ W
#3 $49.98
#5 $69.98
#10 $99.98
4-5’ B&B $99.98
vulgaris ‘Alba’
8-12’ H x 6-8’ W
#3 $49.98
Vulgaris 'Angel White'
8-12’ H x 6-8’ W
#6 $59.98
vulgaris ‘Charles Joly’
8-12’ H x 6-8’ W
#3 $49.98
vulgaris ‘Monge’
8-12’ H x 6-8’ W
#3 $49.98
vulgairs 'Primrose'
8-12' H x 6-8' W
#3 $49.98
vulgaris ‘Sensation’
8-12’ H x 6-8’ W
#3 $49.98
4-5’ H x 4-5’ W
Masses of lilac-purple flower clusters in spring are followed by sporadic smaller
flower clusters through the rest of the growing season. Arching upright habit.
Bigger than the original Bloomerang and has larger, more rounded flower
clusters. Dark purple buds with lilac blooms.
SYRINGA, LILAC
#3
#3
#5
#5
x ‘Bloomerang’
Light Pink
White
Dark Red-purple
Blue-purple
Deep purple
opulis sterilis
#3 $45.98
#5 $69.98
8-12' H x 9-14' W
Snowball Viburnum produces round clusters of creamy white hydrangea-like
flowers to 3" every May. Furrowed, dark green leaves turn to deep purple-red
in autumn.
#2 $39.98
plicatum ‘Mariesii’
10-12’ H x 12-15’ W
Strongly horizontal branching structure. Large white flower clusters in midspring followed by small black fruits in late summer. Serrate dark green leaves
turn reddish purple in fall.
plicatum 'Popcorn'
#3 $45.98
5-8' H x 4-7' W
Compact selection with abundant small snowball-like flowers in spring. Sparse
fruit set. Serrate dark green leaves turn burgundy-red in fall.
#3 $39.98
#5 $69.98
plicatum ‘Shasta’
4-6’ H x 8-12’ W
Wide, horizontally-branched shrub with white flowers in mid-spring. Dark green
leaves with a purple fall color. Red fall fruit matures to black.
#2 $39.98
#3 $49.98
plicatum ‘Summer Snowflake’ 3-5’ H x 3-5’ W
Compact, horizontally-branched shrub with profuse creamy ‘lacecap’ like
flowers in mid-spring, then sporadically through the summer. Dark green leaves
with a reddish-purple fall color. Orange-red fall fruit matures to black.
#3 $45.98
#5 $69.98
trilobum ‘Bailey Compact’ 5-6’ H x 5-6’ W
Compact, rounded form of American cranberry viburnum. Green lobed foliage
turns deep red in fall. Flowers and fruit are typical of the species but are
sparse.
#3 $49.98
trilobum 'Wentworth'
8-12' H x 8-12' W
BROADLEAF EVERGREENS
ARCTOSTAPHYLOS, BEARBERRY
uva-ursi
Full Sun
4-12” H x 1-4' W
Low-growing groundcover tolerant of a hot, dry, sandy conditions. Thick, shiny,
dark green leaves through the year, light pink flowers in mid-spring, and red
fruits in fall.
4” $9.98
#1 $19.98
AZALEA, AZALEA
Part Shade
White flowers in spring followed by large red edible berries. Heavy fruiting
cultivar of American cranberry viburnum with bright red fall foliage.
Traditional foundation or specimen evergreen shrubs. Wide-ranging selections
feature masses of colorful blooms in spring. Selections listed below.
x burkwoodii
‘Blauuw's Pink’
#2 $39.98
8-10’H x 8-10’W
Upright, multi-stemmed semi-evergreen shrub with dark green leaves, fragrant
white flowers in spring, reddish fall color, and sparse black fruit in summer. Very
adaptable.
x judii
#3 $45.98
3-4’ B&B $59.98
6-8’ H x 6-10’ W
Full, rounded shrub with fragrant white flowers in spring. Dark green foliage.
x pragense
#2 $39.98
8-10' H x 8-10' W
Fast-growing variety with lustrous semi-evergreen dark-green elliptical leaves.
Pink buds open to creamy white, slightly fragrant flowers in mid-spring.
VITEX, CHASTE SHRUB
Full Sun
agnus-castus ‘Blue Diddley’ 3-6’ H x 3-6’ W
Fragrant, long lasting, 10-12” lavender-blue spikes of flowers in mid-summer
contrast beautifully with dark green star shaped foliage. Attracts butterflies,
hummingbirds, and honey bees.
#3 $39.98
WEIGELA, WEIGELA
‘My Monet’
Full Sun
12-18” H x 1-1.5’ W
Pink flowers in spring with green and white variegated foliage all season long.
Dwarf plant needs no pruning.
‘Merlot Rose’
#3 $39.98
2-3’ H x 3-4’ W
Rose-pink flowers on dark bronze foliage. Very compact plant for a lowmaintenance garden solution. Flowers all summer long.
‘Minuet’
#3 $45.98
2-3’ H x 3-4’ W
Dense, rounded habit with purple tinged foliage. Purplish-red flowers with
yellow throats in late spring to early summer.
‘Red Prince’
#3 $39.98
5-7’ H x 5-7’ W
Compact, mounding shrub with rich-red summer flowers featured against dark
green leaves.
#3 $34.98
'Shining Sensation'
5-6' H x 4-5' W
Shiny burgundy foliage with pink tubular flowers in spring. Repeat blooms
through summer.
‘Variegata’
#3 $49.98
3-4’ H x 3-4’ W
Neatly rounded habit. Rose-pink spring blooms with green and white
variegated foliage all season long.
‘Wine & Roses’
#3 $39.98
4-5’ H x 4-5’ W
Darker foliage than other varieties, contrasting beautifully with the rosy-pink
flowers. Heavy spring bloom with sporadic re-bloom throughout the summer.
#3 $39.98
3-4' H x 3-4' W
#3 $39.98
‘Delaware Valley White’
3-4' H x 3-4' W
#3 $39.98
‘Girard's Crimson’
2-3' H x 3-4' W
#2 $34.98
#7 $74.98
‘Girard's Fuchsia'
2-3' H x 3-4' W
#3 $39.98
‘Girard's Kathy’
2-3' H x 2-3' W
#2 $34.98
‘Girard's Pleasant White’
2-3' H x 2-3' W
#3 $39.98
#7 $74.98
‘Girard's Renee Michelle’
2-4' H x 3-5' W
#3 $39.98
‘Girard's Rose’
2-4' H x 3-5' W
#7 $74.98
‘Hino Crimson’
3-4' H x 4-5' W
#3 $39.98
‘Karen’
3-4' H x 4-5' W
#3 $39.98
‘Lady Robin’
1-2' H x 2-4' W
#2 $34.98
#3 $39.98
‘Mother's Day’
2-3' H x 3-4' W
#2 $34.98
‘Purple Pride’
2-3' H x 3-4' W
#3 $39.98
‘Nancy’
2-3' H x 3-4' W
#3 $39.98
‘Salmon Spray’
2-3' H x 2-3' W
#2 $34.98
‘Sherwood Orchid’
3-4’ H x 3-4’ W
#5 $59.98
‘Stewartstonian’
4-5' H x 4-5' W
#2 $34.98
‘Tradition’
2-3’ H x 3-4’ W
#3 $39.98
‘Variegated’
4-5’ H x 4-5’ W
#2 $34.98
Salmon Pink
White
Crimson Red
Red-Purple
White
White
Pink
Pink
Crimson Red
Purple-Pink
White & Pink
Cherry Red
Purple
Pink Double
Salmon Double
Purple
Red-orange
Pink
Bright Pink
BUXUS, BOXWOOD
microphylla var. koreana
Sun to Part Shade
2-4’ H x 2-4’ W
CALLUNA, HEATHER
vulgaris ‘Mulicolor’
Full Sun
6-8” H x 1-2’ W
Dense, finely branched plant covered with finely-textured, small, elliptic leaves
for multi-season interest. Foliage often takes on a green-bronze cast in winter.
Yellow-green foliage that turns a red-orange in winter. Late summer flowering
with pale mauve blooms.
Dense, rounded-to-broadly upright form. Ddeep green foliage. Can grow into a
large shrub or small tree, but can easily be sheared to maintain smaller size.
DAPHNE, DAPHNE
sempervirens (Common Boxwood) 5-10’ H x 5-10’ W
30-36” B&B $99.98
sempervirens ‘Graham Blandy’ 6-8’ H x 1-2’ W
Very narrow, upright selection; dark green foliage. Small oval leaves.
3-3.5” B&B $149.98
4-5” B&B $219.98
sempervirens ‘Newport Blue’ 4-5’ H x 4-5’ W
Attractive blue-green foliage and an upright form. Drought tolerant, takes
shearing well.
24-30” B&B $99.98
sempervirens ‘Suffruticosa’ 1-2’ H x 1-2’ W
Dense, compact and very slow growing form ideal for formal hedges.
#1 $19.98
18-24” B&B $69.98
sempervirens ‘Variegata’ 3-5’ H x 3-4’ W
Mounding selection with deep green leaves that emerge with a white margin
that gradually ages to cream then pale yellow.
#1 $24.98
#2 $39.98
18-24” B&B $49.98
sinica var. insularis ‘Justin Brouwer' 2-3' H x 2-3' W
Small leaved, small growing selection holds color well in full sun and in winter.
Growth rate and habit are similar to 'Suffruticosa'. Perfect plant for shearing.
#2 $39.98
sinica var. insularis ‘Tide Hill’ 1-2’ H x 2-4’ W
Low, slow-growing selection makes an excellent short hedge or edging plant.
#1 $24.98
#2 $39.98
sinica var. insularis ‘Winter Gem’ 2-3’ H x 2-3’ W
Rapidly-growing, densely branched boxwood with large, dark green foliage that
tends to hold its color through the winter. Makes an excellent hedge.
#2 $39.98
#3 $59.98
sinica var. insularis ‘Wintergreen’ 2-4’ H x 3-5’ W
Small ovate light-green leaves. Good cold tolerance. Broad vase-shaped habit.
x ‘Green Gem’
#1 $24.98
#2 $39.98
#6 $99.98
2-4’ H x 2-4’ W
Globular habit; small dark green leaves year round. Excellent small border
specimen.
x ‘Green Mountain’
3-5’ H x 2-3’ W
Upright cone-shaped habit with tight branches. Dark green foliage throughout
the year. Makes a good hedge.
x ‘Green Velvet’
#2 $39.98
#3 $59.98
#6 $99.98
24-30” B&B $79.98
2-4’ H x 2-4’ W
Rounded boxwood with large, dark green velvety leaves. Excellent for use in a
hedge or as an understory or facing plant.
#2 $39.98
#3 $59.98
#3 $39.98
Sun to Part Shade
x burkwoodii 'Carol Mackie' 3-4' H x 3-4' W
Dense, mounding semi-evergreen shrub with cream-edged leaves offsetting
the fragrant pink flowers in late spring.
x transatlantica 'Eternal Fragrance' 2-3' H x 2-3' W
Rounded, open mounding, semi-evergreen shrub with intensely fragrant white
flowers in spring and sporadic re-bloom summer into fall. Semi-glossy, narrow,
elliptic, dark green leaves.
ERICA, HEATH
Full Sun
carnea
Mounding evergreen sub-shrubs with small needle-like leaves. Profuse tiny
flowers in early spring. Prefers well-drained locations.
EUONYMOUS, WINTERCREEPER
fortunei ‘Emerald Gaiety'
Sun to Part Shade
3-4' h x 3-5' W
Somewhat upright and spreading creeper. Creamy white edge on each leaf
that is tinged in pink during cool weather.
#2 $39.98
fortunei ‘Emerald 'N Gold' 1-3' H x 2-4' W
Low-growing, tightly branching creeper. Foliage is emerald green, edged in
gold, but in cold weather it turns a pinkish-red.
#2 $39.98
fortunei ‘Moonshadow’
2-3’ H x 3-4’ W
Leaves have large yellow centers with thin green margins. Wide-spreading
habit useful for borders or slopes.
#2 $39.98
fortunei var. radicans
2-3’ H x 3-4’ W
Wide-spreading, creeping shrub with glossy green foliage.
#1 $14.98
japonica ‘Aurea Marginatus’ 5-6’ H x 3-4’ W
Upright, rounded habit with boldy variegated green and gold foliage.
#2 $39.98
japonica ‘Silver King’
5-6’ H x 3-4’ W
Fast-growing evergreen shrub with an upright, rounded habit. Thick glossy pale
green leaves with cream-white margins.
#2 $39.98
kiautschovicus ‘Manhattan’ 4-6’ H x 3-5’ W
Rounded evergreen hedging shrub with dark green glossy foliage. Small red
fruits in autumn.
#2 $39.98
#3 $49.98
GARDENIA, GARDENIA
Sun to Part Shade
jasminoides 'Kleim's Hardy' 2-3'H x 2-3' W
The hardiest of the Gardenias. Dwarf size. Star-like flowers with five petals.
Glossy dark-green leaves. **Cold hardy to Zone 7.
#2 $24.98
#3 $34.98
jasminoides 'Frostproof' 4-5' H x 4-5' W
Glossy, dark green foliage with fragrant large white flowers in mid-summer.
**Cold-hardy to Zone 7.
#3 $45.98
ILEX, JAPANESE HOLLY
crenata ‘Compacta’
Full Sun to Shade
4-6’ H x 4-6’ W
Rounded, dense, boxwood-like holly with lustrous dark green foliage. Takes
shearing and is good for massing and hedges.
#2 $39.98
#3 $49.98
#5 $59.98
crenata ‘Green Lustre’
3-4’ H x 3-4’ W
Wide spreading and compact growing, forming a flat topped mound. Lustrous
dark green foliage. Attractive as a low hedge.
crenata ‘Helleri’
#2 $19.98
2-4’ H x 3-5’ W
Dwarf, rounded, slow-growing female cultivar that is densely clad with tiny,
glossy leaves. Sparse black fruits.
#2 $19.98
#3 $39.98
crenata ‘Hoogendorn’
2-3’ H x 4-5’ W
‘Blue Maid’ (F)
8-12’ H x 6-8’ W
#2 $39.98
#3 $59.98
#5 $89.98
#7 $99.98
3-3.5’ B&B $129.98
3.5-4’ B&B $139.98
‘Blue Prince’ (M)
8-12’ H x 6-8’ W
#2 $39.98
‘Blue Princess’ (F)
8-12’ H x 6-8’ W
#2 $39.98
#3 $59.98
#5 $89.98
Call for pricing and availability of larger sizes
Blue Combo (M/F Mix)
8-12’ H x 6-8’ W
#3 $39.98
Densely branched, rounded compact habit, growing wider than tall. Use in
borders, as a low hedge or in mass plantings.
KALMIA, MOUNTAIN LAUREL
#3 $34.98
crenata ‘Jersey Pinnacle’
6-8’ H x 3-5’ W
Slow-growing native plant with beautiful spring flowers of white to pink to deep
rose. Good for shady borders or in mass. Selections listed below.
Fast growing, very narrow upright male. Dark green leaves. No fruit. Good for
hedging and narrow spaces.
latifolia ‘Carousel’
#2 $39.98
crenata ‘Sky Pencil’
6-8’ H x 1-1.5’ W
Slender, upright form. Shears well for formal look or to use as vertical accent.
#2 $34.98
2-2.5’ B&B $79.98
2.5-3’ B&B $99.98
crenata ‘Soft Touch’
2-3’ H x 2-3’ W
Dense and compact habit. Dark green, soft textured foliage.
crenata ‘Steeds’
#2 $19.98
#3 $34.98
6-8’ H x 3-4’ W
Pyramidal growth habit, narrower than other upright Japanese hollies. Nice
dark green foliage. Good for hedging or screening.
#3 $39.98
#7 $69.98
ILEX, INKBERRY
Full Sun to Shade
Upright, rounded shrubs with lustrous, dark green leaves. Good for hedges,
masses and as accent plants.
glabra ‘Shamrock’
3-4’ H x 3-4’ W
#2 $19.98
#3 $39.98
#7 $99.98
ILEX, BLUE HOLLY
Full Sun to Shade
x aquipernyi ‘Dragon Lady’ 10-15’ H x 4-5’ W
Narrow, upright habit with dark blue-green leaves and small red berries in fall
and winter when pollinated by a male Blue Holly.
#5 $69.98
#7 $129.98
5-6’ B&B $199.98
x meservae varieties
Meservae crosses are a group of very hardy evergreen hollies with dense dark
green to blue-green foliage and good berry set on female selections when
pollinated by a male Blue Holly. Selections listed below.
Full Sun to Shade
3-4’ H x 3-4’ W
#3 $59.98
#7 $119.98
latifolia ‘Elf’
2-4’ H x 2-4’ W
#3 $59.98
latifolia ‘Firecracker’
3-5’ H x 3-4’ W
#3 $59.98
latifolia ‘Homman’s K’
6-8’ H x 4-5’ W
#3 $59.98
latifolia ‘Little Linda’
3-4’ H x 3-4’ W
#3 $59.98
latifolia ‘Nathan Hale’
6-8’ H x 4-5’ W
#3 $59.98
latifolia ‘Nipmuck’
3-4' H x 3-4' W
#3 $59.98
latifolia ‘Olympic Fire’
3-4’ H x 3-4’ W
#3 $59.98
latifolia ‘Ostbo Red’
4-6’ H x 4-6’ W
#2 $49.98
latifolia ‘Snowdrift’
4-5' H x 4-5' W
#3 $59.98
latifolia ‘Tinkerbell’
2-3’ H x 2-3’ W
#2 $49.98
White/Red-Purple
LEUCOTHOE, FETTERBUSH
Part Shade to Shade
axillaris
White to Pale Pink
White to Pink
White to Pale Pink
White to Pink
Pale Pink
Pale Pink
White to Pink
Soft Pink
White
Pink
2-4’ H x 3-5’ W
Low-spreading habit with dark green, glossy leaves. White flowers in midspring. Interesting ‘zig-zag’ branching pattern.
#2 $39.98
fontanesiana ‘Rainbow’
2-4’ H x 3-5’ W
Low-growing, pendulous habit with variegated leaves. White flowers in midspring.
x ‘Sparkle’
#2 $39.98
2-4’ H x 3-5’ W
Green leaves edged with a bold white margin. With cold temperatures, the
leaves become tinged with pinkish-purple.
#2 $45.98
PIERIS, ANDROMEDA
Full Sun to Shade
Densely compact to upright-spreading form with rich, glossy foliage and
pendulous strings of small white, pink or purple ‘Lily-of-the-Valley’ type flowers
in spring. Selections listed below.
japonica ‘Brower’s Beauty’
4-6’ H x 4-6’ W
Densely compact; yellow-green new growth matures glossy green. Purple-red
flower buds open to white flowers.
#2 $39.98
#3 $59.98
#5 $99.98
japonica ‘Dorothy Wyckoff’ 5-6’ H x 4-6’ W
‘Dora Amateis’
‘Landmark’
#3 $59.98
japonica ‘Mountain Fire’
4-6’ H x 4-5’ W
#2 $39.98
#3 $59.98
#5 $99.98
japonica ‘Scarlet O’Hara’
8-10’ H x 6-8’ W
#5 $99.98
japonica ‘Summer Hill’
8-10’ H x 6-8’ W
#2 $39.98
#3 $59.98
3-5' H x 3-5' W
Compact, upright form. Green summer foliage turns a distinctive black-bronze
in winter. Very early red-purple flowers with distinct wavy edge.
‘Olga Mezitt’
Upright, narrow habit; foliage that emerges bright red, then fades to deep
green. Long-lasting white flowers.
#2 $39.98
2-3' H x 3-4' W
Compact growing habit with prolific yellow flowers streaked salmon-pink in midspring. Bronze new growth and winter foliage. Sun tolerant.
‘Midnight Ruby’
Compact yet fast-growing with glossy green foliage that emerges a bright, vivid
red. Small white flowers.
#2 $39.98
#3 $59.98
3-5' H x 3-4' W
Upright, vigorous grower. Abundant dark pink flowers in mid-spring. Leathery
green leaves turn bronze-purple in winter.
‘Mary Fleming’
Compact and fast-growing with glossy green foliage and dark red buds that
open to pale pink flowers.
2-4’ H x 3-4’ W
Low and compact. Small white flowers with yellow throats in mid-May, fading to
blush. Small bright green convex leaves. Performs most successfully in
partially shady areas.
#5 $64.98
3-8' H x 3-6' H
Compact, upright form that likes to be sheared regularly. Pink blossoms cover
the plant in mid-spring. Green foliage turns bronze-purple in winter. Sun
tolerant.
‘Peach Blend’
#2 $19.98
#3 $49.98
4-6' H x 4-6' W
Rounded-upright habit. Shiny, bright green foliage with white flowers.
Beautiful yellow-peach-pink blossoms in mid-spring.
#3 $59.98
japonica ‘Valley Rose’
8-10’ H x 4-6’ W
‘PJM’
Large, upright habit, early bloomer. Two-toned pink flowers.
#6 $79.98
japonica ‘Valley Valentine’ 5-6’ H x 5-6’ W
Rounded-upright habit, very slow-growing. Shiny, dark green foliage. Maroon
buds fade to rose-pink flowers.
#6 $79.98
Compact upright habit with neat appearance. Adaptable, hardy, easy to grow.
Profuse bright lavender-pink flowers in mid-spring. Dark green lustrous foliage
turns dark plum in fall. Sun tolerant.
‘PJM Elite’
‘Purple Gem’
‘Aglo’
Full Sun to Shade
5-6’ H x 4-6’ W
Purplish-pink blooms with red spots in early to mid-season. Leaves are an
attractive glossy green, turning coppery bronze in winter. Tolerant of full sun.
Open, mounding habit.
‘Bluenose’
#2 $39.98
3-5’ H x 3-4’ W
Upright, vigorous grower with an abundance of light blue-violet flowers in
spring that fade to pale purple.
#2 $39.98
#3 $54.98
#5 $79.98
1-2' H x 3-4' W
Dwarf mounding habit with small olive green leaves. Abundant small purple
flowers in early spring. Shade from mid-day sun.
#2 $39.98
#3 $59.98
LARGE LEAF RHODODENDRONS
‘Album’
Part Shade to Shade
8-10’ H x 6-8’ W
Vigorous and extremely cold hardy. Cupped green foliage sets off the white
flowers in late spring. Rounded habit.
‘Boule de Neige’
SMALL LEAF RHODODENDRONS
#3 $49.98
#5 $79.98
4-6' H x 4-6' W
Improved variety with slightly larger foliage and slighter later blooming time
than the original PJM.
RHODODENDRONS
Rhododendrons are excellent plants for shady areas and are available
in a wide range of sizes and colors. Some varieties can also be planted
in sun. In general, small leaf varieties can take more sun than the
larger leafed types, but there are exceptions which are noted in the
descriptions below. Rhododendrons are acid loving plants. As such
they perform best when the soil is acidic (with a pH between 4.5 and
6.0). They need well-draining soil with an abundance of organic
matter. Many Rhododendrons are eaten by deer (with the exception of
PJM varieties which have highly aromatic leaves) and should be
protected in winter with netting or repellant spray. Rhododendrons also
benefit from the application of an anti-desiccant in winter months.
#2 $39.98
4-6' H x 4-6' W
2-2.5' FP $69.98
4-6’ H x 4-6’ W
Compact and low growing when young, becoming upright. Similar to
'Cunningham's White' with pale pink buds and white flowers in mid-May but
broader leaves and denser flowers.
‘Boursalt’
18-24” FP $54.98
6-8’ H x 6-8’ W
Hardy selection with rose-lilac blossoms in late spring. Bright medium-green
foliage.
2-2.5' FP $69.98
3.5-4' FP $119.98
‘Chionoides’
4-5’ H x 5-6’ W
Dense, compact habit and dark green leathery foliage. White flowers with a
tinge of yellow in mid-spring. Sun tolerant.
#5 $74.98
#7 $119.98
‘Cunningham's Blush’
4-6' H x 4-6' W
Lilac-pink flowers in mid-spring, fading to blush pink, on a dense shrub with a
low-branched growth habit.
18-24” FP $54.98
‘Cunningham's White’
4-6' H x 4-6' W
Dense, spreading habit with attractive green foliage. Light pink flower buds
open to pure white flowers with a fine speckling of yellow-green or brown on
the upper lobe in late spring.
2-2.5' FP $69.98
‘English Roseum’
5-6' H x 5-6' W
Vigorous and adaptable, with plentiful, smooth, glossy leaves that roll slightly at
the leaf margin. Soft rosy-lavender flowers cover the plant with a lavender glow
in mid-spring. Sun tolerant.
‘Grandiflorum’
3.5-4' FP $129.98
5-6’ H x 5-6’ W
Distinctive, long lasting, lilac flowers form a full, very rounded truss in late
spring. Very hardy and vigorous.
‘Janet Blair’
2-2.5' FP $69.98
5-6’ H x 5-6’ W
Large ruffled lavender-pink flowers topped off by a yellow blotch in late spring.
Cold hardy but tolerant of heat and moderate shade, with glossy foliage and
mounding habit.
18-24” FP $54.98
‘Lee’s Dark Purple’
5-6' H x 5-6' W
Dark purple flowers in late spring. Upright habit with attractive wavy foliage.
Reliable and heat tolerant.
2-2.5' FP $69.98
‘Maximum Roseum’
6-12' H x 6-10' W
Vigorous growing hybrid with extra color from red stems. Pinkish-lilac flowers
and long narrow leaves.
‘Nova Zembla’
2-2.5' FP $69.98
3-3.5’ FP $119.98
5-6' H x 5-6' W
Large, dark pink to red flowers in ball-shaped trusses in mid-spring. Sturdy,
bushy growth habit with deep green leaves.
‘Polar Night’
#5 $99.98
2-3’ H x 4-5’ W
Leathery, dark green leaves. Buds turn nearly black as they expand in mid to
late spring to frilly deep, dark purple flowers.
‘Purple Passion’
18-24” FP $54.98
4-6’ H x 4-6’ W
Wavy, rich deep red-purple flowers in late srping. Dark green, disease-resistant
foliage. Vigorous, dense, and compact.
2-2.5’ FP $69.98
‘Roseum Elegans’
8-10’ H x 8-10’ W
YUCCA, ADAM’S NEEDLE
Full Sun
Very hardy evergreen with a large rosette of stiff, erect strap-like green leaves.
Tall spikes of ivory-white flowers in early summer. A dramatic specimen plant.
Selections listed below.
filamentosa
3-4’ H x 2-3’ W
Solid green foliage.
#2 $24.98
filamentosa ‘Bright Edge’
3-4’ H x 2-3’ W
Leaves edged with a golden-yellow band.
#2 $34.98
filamentosa ‘Excalibur’
3-4’ H x 2-3’ W
Blue-green foliage, smaller and more uniform than the species.
#3 $39.98
DECIDUOUS TREES
ACER, MAPLE
Sun to Part Shade
capillipes (Snake Bark Maple) 25-35’ H x 25-35’ W
Spreading crown and arching branches starting from the base of the tree.
Shades of yellow, orange and crimson in fall. Distinctive streaked bark.
#5 $79.98
griseum (Paper Bark Maple) 20-30’ H x 15-25’ W
Oval to oval-rounded form with slender upright branching. Exfoliating copper
orange to cinnamon reddish/brown bark for winter interest. Showy orange to
red fall color.
#15 $399.98
7-8’ B&B $249.98
rubrum ‘Redpointe’ (Red Maple) 25-45’ H x 20-25’ W
Quick and relatively care-free growth habit, spectacular fall color display.
Upright, broadly pyramidal shape that requires little pruning, Narrower than
many maples.
#15 $269.98
rubrum ‘October Glory’ (Red Maple) 40-50’ H x 30-40’ W
Oval to rounded shape. Fast grower with strong wood. Dependable fall color
and vigorous growth.
1.5-2” c. B&B $249.98
rubrum ‘Red Sunset’ (Red Maple) 40-50’ H x 30-40’ W
Considered one of the best for early fall color. Pyramidal form when young
becoming rounded with age. Glossy green leaves turn brilliant orange-scarlet.
#20 $249.98
2-2.5” c. B&B $299.98
saccharum 'Fall Fiesta' (Sugar) 50-60' H x 30-40' W
Symmetrical habit. Dark green foliage changes to shades of red, orange and
yellow in fall. One of the best selections for both cold and hot climates.
2-2.5” c. B&B $349.98
saccharum ‘Green Mountain’ (Sugar) 60-70’ H x 40-50’ W
Heat tolerant selection with an upright oval crown and yellow fall color.
#20 $249.98
saccharum ‘Legacy’ (Sugar) 50-60’ H x 30-40’ W
Abundant lilac-rose flowers in dome-shaped trusses in late spring. Disease
resistant foliage. Very hardy and heat tolerant.
Fast-growing selection with a dense oval crown. Thick leathery leaves resist
drought and leaf tatter. Yellow to orange-red fall color.
‘Trocadero’
Beautiful, bright red samaras form after the small yellow flowers in spring and
summer. Green foliage during the growing season turns to yellows and reds in
the fall.
#7 $119.98
2-2.5’ FP $69.98
4-5’ H x 4-5’ W
Wavy edged purple-red to red flowers with black red markings formed into a
rounded truss. Deep green shiny foliage.
#5 $64.98
tataricum 'Hot Wings'
20-25' H x 15-20' W
#15 $229.98
x freemanii ‘Autumn Blaze’ 40-55’ H x 30-40’ W
Hybrid combining good form and excellent red autumn color from the Red
Maple with fast growth and tolerance to adverse climatic and soil conditions
from the Silver Maple.
#20 $249.98
2-2.5” c. B&B $349.98
ACER, JAPANESE MAPLE
palmatum ‘Bloodgood’
Sun to Part Shade
15-20’ H x 15-20’ W
Attractive burgundy red foliage turns brilliant scarlet in fall. Interesting blackishred bark in winter. Slender, airy tree well-suited for small spaces. One of the
hardiest of Japanese maples, with good sun tolerance.
#3 $129.98
#5 $169.98
#15 $229.98
6-7’ B&B $249.98 - $299.98
palmatum 'Butterfly'
7-9' H x 5-6' W
Silvery white-margined green leaves cover the densely held branches,
becoming scarlet magenta in fall. Pink-tinged new spring growth. Slow-growing
shrub-like tree.
4-5' B&B $149.98
palmatum ‘Fireglow’
8-15’ H x 8-15’ W
Brilliant, fire-red color during the season turns a mix of purple, red and green in
fall. Compact vigorous grower thrives in hot, sunny locations.
palmatum 'Katsura'
#15 $399.98
10-15' H x 10-12' W
Year-round color and good vigor. New growth is orange in spring, becoming a
golden yellow, followed by a rich green with lighter tones in summer, then a fine
yellow with orange tones in fall.
#3 $99.98
#6 $149.98
palmatum 'Mikawa Yatsubusa' 6-8' H x 6-8' W
Light green leaves overlap each other like shingles on a roof. The leaves and
branches bunch up together giving a unique look. Fall foliage is yellow to red.
#6 $149.98
#15 $399.98
palmatum 'Nuresagi'
15-20' H x 8-12' W
Very deeply divided leaves hold dark purple-red color into fall when the red
veining becomes even more prominent. Upright, small tree with a strong
branching structure.
#15 $249.98
palmatum 'Ogon Sarasa'
20-30' H x 10-15' W
palmatum ‘Sango Kaku’
15-20' H x 12-18' W
Striking light green leaves contract with beautiful coral colored bark. Yellowgolden color in the fall.
3-4' B&B $119.98
6-7’ B&B $279.98
palmatum ‘Sherwood Flame’ 14-16' H x 12-14' W
Reddish-purple foliage retains excellent color throughout spring and summer,
briefly fading to reddish green in early fall before intensifying to scarlet red.
Showy red leaf stalks. Clusters of red samaras in fall are unusually showy.
#20 $499.98
palmatum ‘Shindeshojo’
7-10' H x 7-10' W
Leaves emerge in spring bright crimson red before gradually fading to reddish
green and finally green by summer. Shades of red and orange in fall. Bark on
young stems is reddish brown.
#6 $139.98
palmatum ‘Shinobuga Oka' 12-18' H x 12-15' W
Bamboo-like leaves are bright yellow-green in spring turning medium green for
summer which contrasts with dark burgundy bark. Yellow-orange in fall.
#15 $249.98
palmatum 'Shishigashira'
10-15' H x 6-8' W
Small, slow-growing upright tree with very small crinkly green leaves set
densely on branches that grow in a V-shape. Stays green late into fall then
turns bright yellow-orange. Green bark.
4-5' B&B $199.98
palmatum 'Sumi Nagashi' 16-20' H x 10-14' W
Strong growing and vigorous small tree with superb strong branching structure.
Large, deeply cut, deep maroon leaves hold their color all summer.
#15 $169.98
palmatum ‘Trompenburg’
16-18' H x 16-18' W
Distinct dragon paw shaped leaves emerge red, maturing to deep burgundy
and finally crimson-red in fall. Small specimen or accent that provides great
contrast to green-leaved plants.
#5 $149.98
#15 $259.98
palmatum 'Ukigumo'
10-12' H x 6-8' W
Deeply cut, seven-lobed leaves are deep green brushed with red in spring.
Veins contrast with darker leaf color. Solid green foliage in summer turning
shades of orange and crimson in fall.
Unique, light green leaves heavily speckled with pink and white, giving it the
name 'Floating Clouds'. Slow-growing, best in partial shade.
palmatum 'Ojishi'
Outstanding cultivar with a deep-red foliage color carried through the growing
season. Very fine, deeply cut leaves turn bright scarlet tones in fall. Very sun
tolerant.
#15 $199.98
4-6' H x 3-4' W
Smaller and more compact version of 'Shishigashira'. Bright green leaves held
very closely on the branch. Intense bright gold fall color. Very slow growing.
#15 $199.98
palmatum dissectum ‘Crimson Queen’ 6-8' H x 8-10' W
Beautiful cascading form. Deeply toothed, finely serrated leaves with bright
orange cast on edges of new growth in spring. Brilliant green summer color
turns gold and crimson red in fall.
#15 $399.98
palmatum ‘Orange Dream’ 6-9' H x 6-9' W
#1 $19.98
#2 $99.98
#3 $129.98
#5/6 $199.98
#20 $699.98
4-5’ B&B $349.98
palmatum dissectum ‘Garnet' 6-9' H x 8-12' W
Relatively upright in habit, with interesting foliage that is bright orange-yellow
when first opening. Leaves become yellow-green and then flame red in fall.
Red lace leaf with large saw-tooth edged leaves. Matures at a larger size than
the other reds . More red in sun, becoming greener in shade.
Deep purple summer foliage veined in black (when grown in sun) and bright
orange to red in fall.
Larger, intricate leaves are deep purple red in spring and retain this brilliant
color all season. Does well in sun but needs some afternoon shade. Crimson
red fall color. Upright grower with beautiful cascading form.
#15 $449.98
palmatum ‘Omure Yama’
25-30’ H x 20-25’ W
#6 $199.98
palmatum ‘Purple Ghost’
8-12' H x 5-7' W
4-5’ B&B $199.98
palmatum 'Red Spider'
8-10' H x 6-8' W
Foliage is strong red throughout the year. A very attractive straight growing tree
with slender, lacy leaves.
palmatum 'Ryusen'
#15 $199.98
15-20' H x 6-8' W
Star-like palmate leaves on heavy weeping branches that create a waterfall
effect when staked. Fall color is red-orange.
#3 $99.98
30-36” B&B $149.98
palmatum dissectum ‘Inaba Shidare’ 6-10' H x 8-12' W
#1 $19.98
#3 $129.98
#5 $199.98
#15 $449.98
2-2.5’ B&B $199.98
palmatum dissectum ‘Orangeola’ 7-10' H x 6-8' W
Dense mounding habit, with orange new growth that turns dark green in mid
summer. Second flush is more orange and contrasts wonderfully with the older
dark green foliage. Fall color is a bright orange-red. Performs well in the Sun.
#15 $449.98
palmatum dissectum ‘Spring Delight' 5-6' H x 5-6' W
Mounded, weeping growth habit. Finely cut leaves emerge in spring edged in
red, then mature to a lovely shade of green. Various shades of orange in fall.
24-30” B&B $119.98
palmatum dissectum ‘Tamukeyama’ 6-8' H x 10-12' W
Holds burgundy color through hot, humid summers, and resist scorching better
than most other red lace leaf cultivars. Vigorous grower with long, cascading
branches.
#3 $129.98
#5 $199.98
#24 $699.98
30-36” B&B $149.98
palmatum dissectum ‘Toyama Nishiki' 4-8' H x 4-8' W
Rare variegated cultivar. Base leaf color is purple-red to greenish-red with
variations also of white and pink. Variegation varies from year to year even on
the same tree. Plants grown in shade will have stronger coloration and less
sunburn.
#10 $229.98
palmatum dissectum ‘Viridis’ 6-10' H x 8-10' W
Weeping green lace leaf type. Bright green foliage holds color well through the
summer, turning bright yellow-orange in fall. Keep from the hot afternoon sun
or the leaf tips may burn.
#2 $89.98
shirasawanum 'Autumn Moon' 8-12' H x 6-10' W
Outstanding small tree for tight spaces. New growth unfurls yellow to burnt
orange, with underlying tones ranging from orange, salmon and chartreuse for
the remainder of the season (strongest in full sun). Exceptional fall foliage in
varying shades of gold to red.
#15 $499.98
AESCULUS, CHESTNUT
x carnea 'Briotii'
Sun to Part Shade
25-35' H x 25-35' W
Dark green, coarse-textured palmately compound foliage. Forms dense shade
tree within 5-7 years. Outstanding springtime display of blossoms. Scarlet
flowers in erect, 10-inch-long panicles attract bees and hummingbirds.
pavia
#15 $219.98
12-15' H x 12-15' W
Clump-forming shrub or small tree with irregular rounded crown. Showy, erect,
4-10” long panicles of red to orange-red, narrow-tubular flowers appear in
spring. Palmately compound, shiny, dark green leaves.
ASIMINA, PAW PAW
triloba
Sun to Part Shade
25-30' H x 15-20' W
Native tree with nodding purple flowers and edible fruit resembling the mango.
Bold tropical-looking leaves turn yellow in autumn.
#7 $149.98
BETULA, BIRCH
Sun to Part Shade
nigra 'Fox Valley'
8-10' H x 9-12' W
Dwarf selection of the native River Birch suited to smaller spaces. Leathery
diamond shaped glossy leaves turn gold in autumn. Exfoliating salmon to
cinnamon bark.
nigra ‘Heritage’
#5 $119.98
#10 $199.98
40-60' H x 25-35' W
Fast-growing multi or single-stemmed River Birch with pyramidal outline.
Features larger, glossier leaves and improved leaf spot resistance. Bark is
paler and more exfoliating than the species.
nigra ‘Select’
#10 $169.98
#20 $229.98
10-12’ B&B $299.98
40-60' H x 25-35' W
Selection chosen for its lighter colored bark and large glossy dark green
leaves. Peeling bark exposes mottled patches of cream, orange and pinkishtan colors. A fast grower with yellow fall color.
pendula ‘Trost Dwarf’
3-4' H x 3-4' W
Dwarf, irregular upright form. Light green leaves are finely dissected and look
very light and airy. Bark turns white with age.
pendula ‘Youngii’
#10 $229.98
12-20' H x 15-25' W
Weeping European Birch. Glossy green leaves turn dull yellow in fall. Brown
bark ages to bright white with black fissures.
#15 $199.98
5-6’ B&B Serpentine Form $149.98
utilis var. jacquemontii
30-40' H x 18-25' W
Himalayan Birch with snow-white bark occasionally tinged with pale brown or
pink. Dark green foliage turns golden in fall. Resistant to birch leaf miner.
5-6' B&B $149.98
CARPINUS, HORNBEAM
betulus 'Fastigiata'
Sun to Part Shade
20-30' H x 15-20' W
Upright symmetrical form becomes tear-drop shaped with age. Bright green,
dense foliage turns yellow in fall. Great for a tall screen, hedge, or street tree.
4-5' B&B $199.98
CERCIDIPHYLLUM, KATSURA
ALBIZIA, SILK TREE / MIMOSA
julibrissen
Sun to Part Shade
20-30'H x 20-30' W
Fluffy, pink, powder puff flowerheads cover the tree with a long summer bloom.
Flowers are fragrant and attractive to bees. Bean-like seed pods persist into
winter. Bipinnate compound dark green leaves have a fern-like appearance.
5-6' B&B $119.98
AMELANCHIER, SERVICEBERRY
Sun to Part Shade
x grandiflora 'Autumn Brilliance' 15-20' H x 15-20' W
Upright and highly branched multi-stemmed habit. Spectacular white flowers in
early spring are larger than those of other amelanchiers. The young leaves are
purplish and the fall color is red, yellow or orange. Edible fruit attracts birds.
4-5' B&B $119.98
6-8' B&B $199.98
japonica
Sun to Part Shade
40-50' H x 30-40' W
Single or multi-stemmed tree with brownish bark that becomes shaggy with
age. Colorful leaves emerge reddish, then turn blue-green in summer and
apricot-orange in the fall.
#3 $74.98
#7 $89.98
japonia 'Pendula'
15-30' H x 15-30' W
Cascading, irregular canopy and spectacular yellow with some red fall color.
New growth is reddish turning a light pale green.
6-8' B&B $149.98
CERCIS, REDBUD
canadensis
Sun to Part Shade
20-25' H x 20-25' W
Pinkish-purple flowers in mid-spring attract bees and butterflies. Bright green,
heart shaped leaves. Adaptable to many soil types. A good specimen, border or
woodland plant.
kousa
#15 $229.98
canadensis ‘Cascading Hearts’ 8-10' H x 10-12' W
Broad weeping form with lavender-pink flowers on weeping branches in midspring, followed by large heart-shaped leaves.
#15 $229.98
canadensis ‘Forest Pansy’ 20-25' H x 20-25' W
kousa ‘Galilean’
Heart-shaped leaves open an intense red-purple, fading to green by
midsummer. Rose-purple flowers in spring.
#15 $169.98
2-2.5’ c. B&B $249.98
canadensis ‘Ruby Falls’
6-8' H x 6-8' W
Velvety-purple foliage on graceful weeping branches, aging to bronze-green.
Rose-purple flowers in spring.
#7 $179.98
1.5-2” c. B&B $249.98
canadensis 'Tennessee Pink' 15-20' H x 15-20' W
Noted for producing clear pink flowers. Dark green leaves turn yellow in fall.
#15 $149.98
canadensis ‘The Rising Sun’ 10-12' H x 10-12' W
Beautiful golden-orange foliage brightens to yellow, then matures to a speckled
lime green before turning buttery yellow in fall. Rosy-orchid flowers appear
before the foliage. Distinctive smooth tan bark with yellow cast. Excellent
selection for small gardens.
#7 $179.98
#15 $249.98
canadensis texensis ‘Alba’ 15-18' H x 15-18' W
#15 $249.98
virginicus
Full Sun
12-20' H x 12-20' W
Showy clusters of white flowers with white bracts in late spring. Attractive dark
green foliage throughout the season. Abundance of red berries from early to
mid-fall.
#10 $149.98
kousa 'Lustgarten Weeping' 8-10' H x 5-6' W
Rounded, weeping habit, with cascading branches bearing volumes of white
flowers in late spring. Green foliage turns an outstanding brick red in the fall.
kousa ‘Milky Way’
4-5’ B&B $179.98
6-7’ B&B $249.98
kentuckea
#15 $149.98
kousa 'Miss Satomi'
15-20' H x 15-20' W
Abundant large, rich-pink flower bracts in June. On occasions white flowers
may be borne. Bright green leaves turn shades of red and orange in autumn.
Large ornamental red or yellow fruit.
#10 $149.98
mas ‘Spring Glow’ (Corneliancherry Dogwood) 15-25' H x 12-18' W
x ‘Stellar Pink’
#3 $69.98
15-30' H x 15-30' W
Hybrid of C. florida and C. kousa. Good resistance to both anthracnose and
dogwood borers. Uniform, upright habit. Flower bracts open pale green turning
quickly to soft pink, commencing about 2-3 days after typical C. florida bracts
fade.
#7 $129.98
7-8’ B&B $199.98
DAVIDIA, DOVE TREE
involucrata 'Sonoma'
Full Sun
30-45' H x 30-45' W
Striking tree with long panicles of fragrant white flowers in June. Bright green
foliage turns golden yellow in autumn.
2-2.5” c. B&B $299.98
CORNUS, DOGWOOD
Sun to Part Shade
florida (Flowering Dogwood) 15-30' H x 15-30' W
Small trees with showy ‘fowers’ (actually floral bracts) in spring. Small red fruits
in fall with reddish-purple autumn foliage coloration. Available selections listed
below.
‘Cherokee Brave’ - Burgundy flower bracts w/white centers
'Cherokee Chief' - Large red flower bracts
‘Cherokee Princess’ - Large white flower bracts
var. rubra - Naturally-occurring form with variably pink bracts
#15 $149.98
6-7’ B&B $129.98
7-8’ B&B $199.98
2.5-3” c. B&B $299.98 - $349.98
#5 $199.98
15-20' H x 15-20' W
Abundant, showy clusters of white flowers in late spring. Bluish-green foliage
turns an outstanding brick red in the fall. Pink berries in early to mid fall are
exceptionally large and are edible (inner custard-like consistency).
Large shrub or small tree with loose panicles of white flowers in late spring.
Blue-black fruit.
CLADRASTIS, YELLOWWOOD
#5 $99.98
#15 $149.98
4-5' B&B $99.98
6-7’ B&B $149.98
1.5-1.75” c. B&B $199.98
20-25' H x 20-25' W
Yellow flowers produced in very early spring are similar to Forsythia and are
followed by edible red fruit. Red fall color.
Very glossy and leathery leaves, smaller than C. canadensis. Good gold fall
color. Pure-white flowers before leaves in spring.
CHIONANTHUS, FRINGE TREE
15-30' H x 15-30' W
Small specimen tree with good seasonal interest. Creamy white floral bracts in
June after C. florida followed by reddish fruit in late summer and reddish purple
fall leaf color. Exfoliating bark. Very horizontal branching with age.
Sun to Part Shade
30-40' H x 25-40' W
Named the Dove Tree or Handkerchief Tree for the showy white bracts that
hang over seed pods spring. Precocious bloomer. Larger bracts than the
species.
#6 $199.98
EUCOMMIA, HARDY RUBBER TREE
ulmoides
Sun to Part Shade
40-60' H x 25-40' W
Medium-sized ornamental shade tree with elm-like ascending branches,
attractive glossy green foliage and excellent resistance to insect and disease
problems. Fast-growing.
#20 $149.98
FAGUS, BEECH
Sun to Part Shade
sylvatica 'Dawyck' (aka ‘Fastigiata’) 30-50' H x 5-10' W
GLEDITSIA, HONEY LOCUST
Rigidly narrow-columnar to cone-shaped habit with lustrous dark green leaves
that turn shades of russet and golden-bronze in winter. Striking smooth, gray
fluted bark.
Upright rounded habit. Bright green compound leaves provide light dappled
shade. Grayish-brown bark. Thornless.
#6 $119.98
7-8' B&B $229.98
sylvatica ‘Dawyck Purple’ 30-50' H x 5-10' W
#6 $119.98
4-5' B&B $169.98
sylvatica 'Pendula'
30-50' H x 30-50' W
7-8' B&B $179.98
sylvatica 'Purple Fountain' 25-40' H x 15-20' W
Columnar, cascading shape with strong central leader. Leaves start out deep
purple fading to green-purple as the summer progresses. Slow to leaf out in the
spring. Smooth gray bark.
7-8’ B&B $179.98
10-12' B&B $349.98
sylvatica ‘Purpurea Pendula’ 5-12' H x 5-12' W
Large shrub or small tree with deep purple foliage on arching branches.
Smooth gray bark. Does NOT form a central leader unless trained.
#6 $119.98
40-60' H x 30-40' W
Smooth, gray barked trunk and stout branching accented by unique foliage
texture and color. Deeply rippled, dark red-purple leaves fade to dark green in
summer and coppery-bronze in fall.
7-8' B&B $219.98
sylvatica ‘Tricolor’
20-30' H x 10-20' W
Attractive specimen tree with a dense, upright-oval habit and smooth gray bark.
Unique green to purple leaves are variegated with cream and pink borders.
#6 $119.98
Full Sun
pennsylvanica 'Patmore'
50-70' H x 35-45' W
Seedless cultivar of the green ash. Very hardy and tolerates drought well. Tight,
uniform shape. Attractive shiny green leaves with yellow fall color.
1.75-2” c. B&B $299.98
GINKGO, MAIDENHAIR TREE
biloba ‘Autumn Gold’
2-2.5” c. B&B $249.98
dioicus
Irregular, open, tall native shade tree with rough, scaly gray-brown bark and
large bipinnate leaves. Large pods with seeds that were used to make a coffeelike beverage.
LABURNUM, GOLDEN CHAIN TREE
watereri ‘Vosii’
40-50' H x 25-30' W
#15 $249.98
6-7’ B&B $199.98
biloba ‘Princeton Sentry’
40-50' H x 20-30' W
Upright, oval tree with bright green, glossy trifoliate leaves. Fragrant, showy
bright yellow blooms borne on 10" long pendulous wisteria-like racemes.
#10 $119.98
LARIX, LARCH
decidua
Full Sun
70-80' H x 20-30' W
Deciduous conifer with tall conical form. Bright green spring and summer
foliage turns to a showy yellow in fall. Flaky and ridged bark provides winter
interest.
6-7’ $199.98
decidua 'Horstmann Recurva' 12-15' H x 6-8' W
Upright deciduous conifer with twisting, turning branches great for winter
interest. Green foliage turns golden yellow in the fall.
decidua 'Puli'
#10 $299.98
Height depends on staking
Heavily weeping selection with lime green foliage in spring and golden yellow
fall color. Waterfall form if staked, otherwise an equally interesting mound form.
#20 $599.98
gmelinii 'Romberg Park'
6-12” H x 12-18” W
Slow-growing miniature with soft green foliage emerging earlier than most
larches and bright golden copper color in autumn later than most larches.
Sculptural branching for winter interest.
'Diana'
#15 $149.98
15-20' H x 5-7' W
Unusual form with branches that twist and turn, as well as the needles. Soft
green foliage in spring and summer, then bright, golden orange in fall.
Interesting sculptural form in winter.
LIQUIAMBAR, SWEET GUM
#7 $149.98
30-50' H x 15-20' W
Emerald green foliage throughout the season and outstanding gold color in fall.
Elegant variety with the most unique elongated pendulous leaves and stunning
pyramidal form.
Full Sun
styraciflua ‘Slender Silhouette’ 25-40' H x 2-6' W
Unique tree with tight columnar form and palmate bright green leaves.
Resembles a deciduous version of Italian cypress. Widely adaptable and
tolerant. Good orange fall color.
#15 $149.98
6-8' B&B $149.98
2-2.5” c. B&B $249.98
Much narrower tapering habit than species as it matures. Brilliant yellow fall
color. Excellent for streets, driveways and allées.
4-5’ B&B $149.98
5-6' B&B $199.98
Full Sun
15-30' H x 15-30' W
#15 $249.98
Full Sun
Narrow selection in youth broadening to conical form with age. Bright green
fan-shaped leaves turn deep gold in the fall. Male (non-fruiting) selection.
biloba ‘Saratoga’
Full Sun
60-80' H x 20-30' W
2-2.5” c. B&B $299.98
Large specimen tree with massive, pendulous branches. Lustrous green, oval
leaves turn bright gold to nut-brown in fall. Striking smooth gray fluted bark.
Allow plenty of room for growth.
FRAXINUS, ASH
Full Sun
30-60' H x 25-40' W
GYMNOCLADUS, KENTUCKY COFFEETREE
Columnar form with red foliage in spring that turns to deep purple in the
summer and coppery-bronze in autumn.
sylvatica 'Rohanii'
triacanthos f. inermis
LIRIODENDRON, TULIP TREE
tulipifera
Sun to Part Shade
50-90' H x 25-40' W
Fast-growing native shade tree with a pyramidal to oval habit. Late spring
flowers are greenish yellow with an orange center. Fall color is a bright goldenyellow.
2.5-3” c. B&B $299.98
MAGNOLIA, MAGNOLIA
‘Butterflies’
Sun to Part Shade
15-20’ H x 10-15’ W
Compact pyramidal form, hardiness to both heat and cold. Upright, tulip-like,
yellow flowers in early spring,
‘Jane’
10-15’ H x 8-10’ W
Shrubby habit, large reddish-purple flowers with white interiors in late spring.
5-6’ B&B $149.98
8-9' B&B $249.98
8-12’ H x 8-12’ W
‘Prairiefire’
15-20’ H x 15-20’ W
Dense, rounded form. Pinkish-red buds open to slightly fragrant, deep pink-red
flowers in spring. Abundant small, purple-red fruit in fall. Leaves are purplish in
spring, dark green with red-tinged veins and petioles in summer, and orangebronze in autumn.
#7 $129.98
#20 $199.98
2-2.5” c. B&B $299.98
‘Royal Raindrops’
15-20’ H x 12-16’ W
Compact shrubby habit, fragrant fuchsia flowers in late spring Yellow-bronze
fall color.
Upright-spreading, disease-resistant variety with deeply lobed purple foliage.
Magenta-pink single flowers in spring and small maroon-red fruit in late
summer. Excellent orange-red fall color.
‘Ultimate Yellow’
'Spring Snow'
‘Susan’
#5 $79.98
10-15’ H x 10-15’ W
#15 $199.98
15-20' H x 20-25' W
Dense, oval form. Large, slightly fragrant single white flowers cover tree in
spring. Shiny green foliage. Does not produce fruit.
Upright habit with large, buttery yellow flowers.
#5 $139.98
stellata ‘Centennial Blush’ 10-18’ H x 8-15’ W
Pink buds open to full, fragrant pale pink flowers in spring on this prolific
bloomer. Medium green foliage on interesting branching structure with yellowbronze fall color.
#3 $49.98
stellata ‘Royal Star’
10-18’ H x 8-15’ W
Noted for its compact size and early spring bloom of star-shaped white flowers
with 12-18 narrow strap-like tepals.
#5 $79.98
5-6' B&B $159.98
stellata ‘Waterlily’
10-18’ H x 8-15’ W
Slightly larger, sturdier flowers with more numerous tepals give a waterlily-like
appearance. Dark green leaves turn gold to brownish-yellow in fall. Red seeds
form in greenish pods in fall.
#5 $79.98
virginiana (Sweet Bay)
15-20’ H x 12-18’ W
'Sugartyme'
Upright oval form. Pink buds open to fragrant white flowers in spring, followed
by small red fruit. Excellent disease resistance.
sargentii
#2 $39.98
#15 $149.98
9-10' B&B $179.98
x soulangeana 'Alexandrina' 10-20' H x 10-15' W
#20 $199.98
6-8’ H x 9-15’ W
Dense, spreading, horizontally-branched form. Pink buds open to profuse
fragrant white flowers. Dark green leaves turn yellow in autumn, contrasting
with the small red fruit.
#7 $129.98
sargentii 'Candymint'
8-10' H x 12-15' W
Profuse deep-carmine buds open to pink blooms outlined in red. Purplishgreen foliage and deep purple fruits in fall.
sargentii ‘Tina’
Creamy flowers in late spring. Attractive glossy green foliage turns bronzy
yellow in fall. Fruit attracts birds.
#7 $129.98
#15 $199.98
15-20' H x 15-20' W
#15 $199.98
4-5’ H x 4-5’ W
Densely-branched, spreading habit. Typically smaller than the species. Pink
buds open to profuse spring bloom of fragrant, white flowers. Dark green
leaves. Tiny red fruit in fall.
#7 $129.98
METASEQUOIA, DAWN REDWOOD
Large flowers, rose-purple outside and pure white inside. Yellow fall color.
glyptostroboides
MALUS, CRABAPPLE
#5 $79.98
6-8’ B&B $119.98
glyptostroboides 'Gold Rush' 30-40' H x 10-15' W
#2 $34.98
'Adams'
Full Sun
15-20' H x 15-20' W
Dense, rounded tree with deep-pink buds opening to pink flowers, followed by
persistent 1/2" red fruits. Attractive annual bearer with good disease resistance.
‘Coralburst’
#5 $119.98
10-12’ H x 10-12’ W
Compact, slow grower with deep green foliage. Coral pink buds open to semidouble, rose-pink flowers. Very disease resistant. Produces a light crop of
small, bronze-red ornamental fruit.
#7 $129.98
'Echtermeyer Weeping'
10-15' H x 8-12' W
Finely branched, semi-weeping form with large purplish-pink flowers in spring.
Bronzy-green leaves purplish-bronze new growth. Sparsely formed reddishbrown fruit.
#10 $169.98
‘Golden Raindrops’
15-20’ H x 12-16’ W
Fine textured, deeply cut foliage gives a delicate appearance. White flowers on
slender limbs spreading horizontally from upright branches. Abundant golden
yellow tiny fruit.
#15 $199.98
Full Sun
40-60’ H x 15-25’ W
Fast-growing, fine-textured, pyramidal deciduous conifer with bright-green
foliage turning a rich orange-brown in fall.
Fast-growing, fine-textured, pyramidal deciduous conifer with golden-yellow
foliage and rich orange-brown fall color.
#3 $89.98
#15 $249.98
NYSSA, TUPLEO
sylvatica 'Wildfire'
Sun to Part Shade
30-40' H x 15-20' W
Cultivar of the native species with Red new foliage in spring and summer on a
well branched plant. Attractive mature foliage is glossy, dark green, becoming
fluorescent yellow to orange to scarlet red to purple in fall.
1.5-2” c. B&B $249.98
OSTRYA, HOPHORNBEAM
virginiana
Sun to Part Shade
25-40' H x 20-30' W
Graceful, slow growing, native shade tree. Bark peels in vertical strips. Nice
yellow fall color.
#15 $149.98
OXYDENDRUM, SOURWOOD
PRUNUS, WEEPING CHERRY
Medium-sized upright oval native tree with glossy leaves that are bronze-tinted
green in early spring, dark green in summer and vibrant yellow-orange to
scarlet in fall. Bell-shaped flower clusters forming in mid-summer bloom for a
long time and attract bees.
Masses of double, blushing pink pearl-toned flowers in spring that hold for a
long time. Attractive mint-green foliage turns to a burnt gold in fall.
Sun to Part Shade
15-30' H x 10-15' W
arboreum
1-1.5” c. B&B $299.98
PARROTIA, PERSIAN IRONWOOD
persica 'Vanessa'
Full Sun
20-25' H x 15-20' W
'Pink Snow Showers'
'Snowfountain'
Full Sun
15-20' H x 15-20' W
#15 $199.98
8-15' H x 6-12' W
Abundant white flowers in early spring, like a fountain of snow, with the
branches eventually reaching to the ground. Dark green leaves appear after
the flowers and turn orange and yellow in fall. Mature height depends on graft
height.
Upright, columnar habit. Slow-grower with glossy green foliage that emerges
with burgundy colored edging and takes on an array of colors from yellow to
purple and red in the fall. Spidery- looking red flowers bloom on bare branches
in early spring. Interesting gray and tan patchwork bark on mature trees.
#7 $129.98
#10 $169.98
1.5-2” c. B&B $199.98
subhirtella 'Double Pink'
10-20' H x 10-12' W
PLATANUS, PLANE TREE
Graceful, pendulous branches hang to the ground. Double pink flowers in
spring followed by small black fruits that ripen in summer. Mature height of tree
depends on graft height.
5-6' B&B $119.98
Sun to Part Shade
40-50' H x 30-40' W
Fast-growing, large shade tree with bright green foliage that turns yellow in fall.
Attractive exfoliating bark peels off in plates. Resistant to anthracnose.
Tolerates wind, heat, drought, and poor soil conditions.
#7 $139.98
#15 $199.98
1.5-2” c. B&B $219.98
subhirtella 'Higan'
20-40' H x 15-25' W
PRUNUS, PLUM
Long-lived tree with very graceful habit. Fast-growing, full-size tree. Glossy
green leaves turn yellow fall. Light pink, almost white flowers cover the
branches like snow in spring.
x acerifolium 'Bloodgood'
2-2.5” c. B&B $299.98
Full Sun
1.5-2” c. B&B $249.98
2-2.5” c. B&B $279.98
cerasifera 'Krauter Vesuvius' 15-20' H x 15-20' W
Dark purple foliage with single pink flowers in early spring. Similar to
'Thundercloud' plum but is a little more upright and has darker purple foliage
that holds color better during summer.
#15 $149.98
2-2.5” c. $249.98
cerasifera 'Thundercloud' 15-20' H x 15-20' W
#7 $129.98
1.75-2” c $199.98
serrulata 'Kwanzan'
Full Sun
#7 $129.98
calleryana 'Chanticleer'
25-40' H x 12-20' W
Also called 'Cleveland Select'. Upright, pyramidal form with glossy dark green
foliage turning red-orange in fall. Profuse white blooms in spring with new
leaves. Tolerant of urban conditions, few pest problems.
#10 $149.98
#20 $229.98
1.5-2” c. B&B $219.98
25-30' H x 15-20' W
#7 #129.98
#15 $149.98
2.5-3” c. B&B $299.98
serrulata 'Royal Burgundy' 25-30' H x 15-20' W
Purple-leafed form of Kwanzan with the same vase shape and double pink
flowers. Bronze fall color.
#7 $129.98
20-25' H x 15-20' W
Upright growth habit with finely textured dark green leaves turning brilliant
orange/red in autumn. Long display of bright pink flowers from reddish pink
buds very early in spring.
#15 $229.98
2-2.5” c. B&B $249.98
x yeodensis 'Akebono'
25-30' H x 25-30' W
Large semi-double pink flowers spring. Disease resistant. Yellow-orange fall
color.
2-2.5” c. B&B $249.98
x yeodensis 'Yoshino'
20-30' H x 20-30' W
Upright spreading tree with single, light pink to white, fragrant flowers. Foliage
is glossy, bright green and turns to to a beautiful yellow-orange to red in the fall.
#15 $149.98
2-2.5” c. B&B $249.98
25-40' H x 12-20' W
Vigorous and upright with a dominant central trunk excellent for lining streets or
drives or as a specimen for smaller spaces. Small white flowers followed by
dark green leaves with a unique wavy edge; becomes reddish-purple in fall.
Upright to vase-shaped spreading form with a profusion of deep pink, double
flowers in mid-spring. Dark green foliage turns to orange-red fall color.
x 'Okame'
Full Sun
calleryana 'Aristocrat’
Dense rounded tree with deep bronzy-purple foliage. Profuse light pink flowers
in early spring before leaves emerge. May produce dime-sized purple-red fruit.
PRUNUS, CHERRY
PYRUS, PEAR
QUERCUS, OAK
palustris (Pin Oak)
Sun to Part Shade
40-60' H x 30-40' W
Fast-growing native oak. Very regular pyramidal form with pendulous lower
branches on larger specimens. Lustrous deeply-lobed leaves turn bright red
and russet in fall.
rubra (Red Oak)
1.75-2” c. B&B $199.98
50-60' H x 40-50' W
Massive, fast-growing native oak with a rounded crown becoming irregular with
age. Large lobed lustrous green leaves turn deep red in fall. Deeply fissured
brown-black bark.
#10 $149.98
#20 $219.98
SALIX, WILLOW
Full Sun
Weeping willows are large graceful landscape trees that tolerate moist soils.
alba 'Tristis'
50-60' H x 50-60' W
Yellow stems, pale green foliage, hardier than babylonica.
babylonica
#15 $149.98
30-50' H x 30-25' W
#15 $129.98
STEWARTIA, STEWARTIA
koreana
Full Sun
15-30’ H x 20-25’ W
Medium sized tree with a narrow, pyramidal habit. Flowers open wider than the
species. Bark on the trunk and branches flakes, giving it a look of beautifully
marked snakeskin. Exceptionally bright fall colors.
pseudocamellia
#7 $149.98
20-40' H x 15-20' W
Beautiful single or multi-stemmed specimen with four-season interest. White
camellia-like flowers in late June/July, fall color ranging from yellow to scarlet
and flaking gray, red and orange bark for winter interest. Upright pyramidal
vase shaped habit.
4-5' B&B $149.98
6-7' B&B $199.98
STYRAX, SNOWBELL
japonica
Sun to Part Shade
15-25' H x 10-20' W
#7 $129.98
1.75-2” c. B&B $199.98
2-2.5” c. B&B $279.98
Full Sun
reticulata 'Ivory Silk'
20-25' H x 15-20' W
Compact upright oval tree blooming in early summer with lightly fragrant large
panicles of creamy white flowers. Attractive red-brown bark.
TAXODIUM, BALD CYPRESS
distichum 'Falling Waters'
Full Sun
Graceful arching deciduous conifer with bright green needles and very
interesting winter form. Tolerates wet conditions, standing water and full sun.
#15 $179.98
TILIA, LINDEN
tomentosa 'Sterling Silver'
Sun to Part Shade
40-60' H x 30-40' W
Broadly pyramidal tree tolerant of heat, drought and urban conditions. Glossy
leaves have dark green tops and are silvery-white underneath. Fragrant early
summer blooms.
2-2.5” c. B&B $249.98
ULMUS, ELM
Full Sun
Americana 'Princeton'
50-70' H x 30-50' W
Moderate resistance to Dutch elm disease. Vigorous grower with a uniform,
vase-shaped head. Bright yellow foliage in autumn.
#15 $199.98
ZELKOVA, JAPANESE ELM
serrata 'Mushoshino'
Full Sun
30-50' H x 15-20' W
Upright vase shape, narrower than other cultivars. Green serrated foliage turns
yellow in the fall. Often used as street tree or replacement for American elm.
2-2.5” c. B&B $249.98
serrata 'Village Green'
40-60' H x 20-30' W
Upright vase shape with light-green serrated leaves that turn a lovely rusted
red or bronze color in the fall. Peeling multi-toned bark adds winter interest.
Often used as street tree or replacement for American elm.
1.5-2” c. B&B $249.98
ABIES, FIR
Sun to Part Shade
60-80' H x 15-20' W
balsamea
Large tree with stiff pyramidal habit. Fragrant, lustrous dark green needles and
dark purple cones (even when young).
6-7’ B&B $249.98
concolor (White Fir)
50-60' H x 15-20' W
Large, conical form with bluish green needles. Upright cones pale green with
purple when young, ripening to pale brown.
fraseri
Slow growing, upright rounded habit. White bell-shaped pendulous flower
clusters in June. Grayish-brown drupes persist into fall. Green leaves change
to yellow in fall, occasionally with tones of red. Hardy and pest-free.
SYRINGA, LILAC
NEEDLE EVERGREENS
6-7’ B&B $299.98
30-50' H x 20-25' W
Pyramidal habit. Popular as a Christmas tree. Lush, dark green needles with
silvery undersides give it a blue look overall. Branches are well spaced and
held stiffly horizontal, becoming more open with age.
koreana
#20 $149.98
6-7’ B&B $199.98
15-20' H x 6-8' W
Small, slow-growing, compact habit. Abundant cones held upright on stems are
violet purple early in the growing season, turning brown with age. Green
needles with silver underside.
6-7’ B&B $299.98
koreana ‘Silberlocke’
15-20' H x 6-8' W
Similar to the species except that needles recurve toward stems to show off
silver-white undersides for a striking two-tone effect.
2.5-3’ B&B $199.98
4-5’ B&B $249.98
5-6’ B&B $299.98
7-8’ B&B $349.98
CEDRUS, CEDAR
atlantica 'Fastigiata'
Full Sun
40-50' H x 30-40' W
Excellent specimen. Blue-green needles, smooth gray bark when young
becoming gray-black and furrowed with age. Tends to keep upright pyramidal
form better in maturity than the species.
4-5' B&B $149.98
5-6' B&B $169.98
6-7' B&B $249.98
atlantica 'Glauca'
40-50' H x 30-40' W
Excellent specimen. Frosty-blue needles, smooth gray bark when young
becoming gray-black and furrowed. Pyramidal and open in youth, becoming a
massive wide-spreading, flat-topped tree.
#5 $119.98
5-6' B&B $169.98
6-7' B&B $199.98
7-8' B&B $299.98
8-9' B&B $449.98
#20 Espallier $499.98
atlantica ‘Glauca Pendula’ 3-12' H x 3-12' W
Easily trained weeping form. Bright frosty-blue needles, smooth gray bark
when young becoming gray-black and furrowed with age. Less massive than
C. atlantica 'Glauca’.
#24 Specimen $449.98
#5 Serpentine Form $119.98
4-5’ B&B Serpentine Form $449.98
CEPHALOTAXUS, PLUM YEW
harringtonia 'Fastigiata'
Sun to Part Shade
8-10' H x 3-5' W
Upright, columnar form with foliage resembling a true yew. Heat tolerant and
deer resistant. Tolerates shearing well. Unlike Taxus, this plant also tolerates a
good deal of shade.
CHAMAECYPARIS, HINOKI CYPRESS
obtusa
Sun to Part Shade
40-50' H x 12-18' W
Spreading pyramidal form with drooping, frond-like dark green foliage. Slow
growing.
obtusa ‘Aurea’
3-4’ B&B $119.98
4-5’ B&B $149.98
5-6’ B&B $249.98
40-50' H x 12-18' W
5-6’ B&B $219.98
obtusa 'Baldwin Variegata' 3-4' H X 3-4' W
Boldly variegated sport of 'Nana Gracilis', with splashes of creamy yellow
highlights overlaying scalloped, glossy green foliage. Slow growing.
#3 $59.98
15-20' H x 10-15' W
30-36” B&B $109.98
12-15' H x 6-8' W
Broadly-spreading form with drooping, frond-like golden and light green foliage.
Slow growing.
obtusa 'Fillicoides'
12-15' H x 6-8' W
Irregular pyramidal form with twisting, pendulous, fern-like branches of a rich
dark forest green. Slow growing.
#3 $79.98
obtusa 'Gracilis'/'Gracilis Select' 8-12' H x 4-6' W
Slightly more slender form and somewhat open branching. Slow growing.
obtusa 'Kosteri'
#2 $39.98
5-6' H x 4-5' W
Slow growinig dwarf selection with dense, drooping, frond-like dark green
foliage.
obtusa 'Nana'
#2 $39.98
#3 $49.98
pisifera 'Gold Thread'
3-5' H x 3-6' W
#2 $39.98
#3 $49.98
pisifera 'Lemon Thread'
3-5' H x 2-4' W
Dense, mop-like mound of drooping branches with bright lemon-yellow
evergreen foliage. Strongest color in full sun.
#2 $39.98
CHAMAECYPARIS, ALASKAN CEDAR
Compact selection of the spreading pyramidal evergreen with drooping, frondlike dark green foliage. Slow growing.
obtusa ‘Cripsii’
3-5' H x 3-6' W
Dense, compact mound of drooping branches with yellow evergreen foliage.
Useful in rock gardens and as an accent plant.
Bright yellow or golden string-like branches drape and spread to form a dense
mounding shrub.
A spreading pyramidal evergreen with drooping, frond-like dark green and gold
foliage. Slow growing.
obtusa ‘Compacta’
pisifera 'Gold Mop'
3-3.5' B&B $129.98
1-2' H x 2-3' W
Dwarf pyramidal form with horizontal branches and bunchy fan-like foliage.
Proportionally wider than 'Nana Gracilis' when the width is compared to its
height. Slow growing.
#5 $89.98
obtusa 'Nana Gracilis'
3-6' H x 2-4' W
Sun to Part Shade
nootkanensis 'Glauca Pendula' 25-35' H x 8-15' W
Tall, weeping, pyramidal form . Main leader is straight up and all terminal
branches bow out and down. Nice blue-green color.
5-6' B&B $149.98
7-8' B&B $229.98
nootkanensis 'Green Arrow' 10-15' H X 2-4' W
Very narrow, weeping columnar habit . Blue-green foliage hangs from side
branches held closely against the trunk, especially as they mature. Great for
small gardens or tight spaces.
5-6' B&B $149.98
nootkanensis 'Jubilee'
10-15' H x 3-5' W
Distinctive selection with extremely narrow form and deep, rich green foliage.
With age, the fast-growing tree develops a fascinating character, with an
upright, spire-like main trunk and gracefully draping branches.
7-8' B&B $249.98
nootkanensis 'Pendula'
25-35' H x 8-15' W
Tall, weeping, pyramidal form. Main leader is straight up and all terminal
branches bow out and down. Nice forest green color.
#5 $89.98
#15 $249.98
5-6' B&B $149.98
6-7' B&B $199.98
7-8' B&B $229.98
Most popular and well-known dwarf Hinoki Cypress, with an irregularly globose
form that develops an upright habit with age. Dark green frond-like foliage.
Slow growing.
CRYPTOMERIA, JAPANESE CEDAR
obtusa 'Verdoni'
japonica ‘Globosa Nana’
3-5' H x 3-5' W
#2 $39.98
24-30” B&B $149.98
3-6' H x 2-4' W
Dwarf form with conical upright habit. Yellow foliage turns orange-bronze in
winter and does not burn in full sun. Slow growing.
3-3.5' POT $189.98
4-5' POT $279.98
obtusa 'Well's Special'
12-15' H x 6-8' W
Strong growing, narrow, upright form . Medium green foliage similar to Gracilis’,
but less “layered” and more dense and twisted. Slow growing.
5-6' B&B $159.98
CHAMAECYPARIS, FALSECYPRESS
pisifera 'Boulevard'
Full Sun
8-12' H x 4-6' W
Very neat pyramidal growth habit with soft, silvery blue foliage growing in a
slightly twisted manner. Purplish tinge in the winter.
#5 $79.98
japonica ‘Black Dragon’
Sun to Part Shade
8-10' H x 3-4' W
Light green spring growth matures to deep black-green in summer and forms a
dense, irregular pyramid. Interesting specimen for Asian and formal English
gardens. Slow growing.
Dense, dome shaped foliage consisting of very bright green needle-like sprays
which tend to bow over as the plant matures. Droopy, "weeping" look, yet has a
rather stiff, rigid feel. Bronze tones in winter. Slow growing.
#2 $29.98
japonica ‘Rein’s Dense Jade’ 10-15' H x 6-8' W
Dense, broadly-pyramidal dwarf cultivar. Rich jade-green foliage turns purplebronze in cold winters. Branches have unique rope-like appearance.
#6 $119.98
5-6’ B&B $349.98
japonica ‘Sekkan-sugi’
25-35' H x 10-12' W
Sometimes called 'Golden Curls' because of its very distinct, bright yellow,
weeping curls at the end of each branch. The rest of the tree is a nice bright
light green. Best color display in full sun.
#3 $49.98
8-9’ B&B $279.98
CUPRESSOCYPARIS, LEYLAND CYPRESS
x leylandii
Full Sun
50-60' H x 10-15' H
Fast-growing narrow pyramidal form. Sprays of feathery light-green foliage.
Very adaptable screening plant. Does not tolerate wet soils.
CUPRESSUS, ITALIAN CYPRESS
sempervirens
Full Sun
20-30' H x 3-4' W
chinensis ‘Blue Point’
Full Sun
10-12' H x 6-8' W
Upright, broadly pyramidal, almost teardrop shape. Slivery-blue scale-like
foliage. Very densely branched. Maintains natural form well with little pruning.
#3 $39.98
#5 $69.98
#6 $89.98
chinensis 'Daub's Frosted' 1-2' H x 3-5' W
Compact, low-spreading form. Blue-green foliage with frosty yellow new
growth.
#3 $45.98
chinensis 'Gold Star'
3-4' H x 5-6' W
Spreading form with blue-green inner branches, golden yellow outer branches
and blue-green foliage.
#3 $34.98
chinensis 'Green Sargent' 1-2' H x 5-6' W
One of the best low-maintenance groundcover types. Dark-green foliage holds
color all year long. Useful for erosion control.
#3 $34.98
chinensis ‘Hetz Blue’
6-8' H x 6-8' W
Semi-erect, dense fountain-like branching. Frosty-blue foliage.
#3 $69.98
chinensis ‘Hetz Columnar’ 10-15' H x 4-8' W
Upright pyramidal form. Bright green foliage on dense, tight branches.
chinensis ‘Iowa’
5-6’ B&B $199.98
10-15’ H x 8-10’ W
Upright pyramidal form opening with age. Blue-green foliage ages to graygreen, large bright blue waxy fruit.
#2 $39.98
chinensis ‘Obelisk’
8-10' H x 4-6' W
Slender upright form with blue-green foliage.
chinensis 'Spartan'
#3 $69.98
12-15’ H x 3-6’ W
Columnar to pyramidal upright juniper with rich green foliage and fast growth.
communis ‘Gold Cone’
3-5' H x 1-2' W
Upright, narrow, columnar form with golden new growth gradually fading to
bluish-green in winter. Slow-growing.
#2 $34.98
#3 $39.98
communis 'Hortsmann Weeper' 8-10' H x 8-10' W
Weeping variety of Common Juniper. Blue-green foliage. Needs to be staked
for height. Tends to take on a spreading form.
#3 $49.98
horizontalis ‘Bar Harbor’
6-12” H x 5-8'W
Very low growing, spreading form. Foliage color is bluish green, but turns a
very distinct purplish color in cold weather, especially in very windy locations.
Very high tolerance for salt spray. Easy to grow, hardy.
#2 $34.98
One of the finest trailing junipers. Uniform, full-centered growth habit with
intense silver-blue evergreen foliage. Excellent for large-scale groundcovers or
cascading over walls.
procumbens ‘Nana’
Fast-growing with very narrow columnar habit . Fine textured, dark green
scale-like leaves. **Hardy to Zone 7
JUNIPERUS, JUNIPER
horizontalis ‘Wiltonii’ (Blue Rug) 6-12” H x 5-8'W
#3 $39.98
6-12” H x 5-6' W
Ground-hugging juniper. Dense mound of branches radiating from the center.
New growth is bright green turning to bluish green as it matures. Winter color
has a purple tint.
#2 $34.98
#3 $39.98
#10 on Standard $149.98
scopulorum ‘Moonglow’
12-15' H x 4-5' W
Upright, pyramidal form with showy, silvery blue foliage. Dense compact
branching habit resists grazing by deer.
#6 $99.98
4-5’ B&B $99.98
scopulorum ‘Skyrocket’
12-15' H x 3-4' W
Upright, columnar form, one of the narrowest junipers available.
6-7’ B&B $129.98
scopulorum ‘Wichita Blue’ 10-15' H x 4-6' W
Upright, broadly pyramidal form. Male form that does not produce berries.
Silver blue foliage retains brilliant color all year.
#6 $99.98
squamata ‘Blue Star’
1-3' H x 2-4' W
Low, spreading form with sparkling blue foliage on dense branches.
#1 $19.98
#3 $39.98
squamata 'Parsons'
2-3' H x 4-6' W
Low, spreading form with grayish blue-green foliage. Fill between larger shrubs,
spread along slopes or cascade over walls.
virginiana
#2 $34.98
15-25' H x 10-15' W
Native evergreen with a irregularly pyramidal habit. Useful for naturalizing. Fine
textured light green scale-like foliage turns bronzy-purple in winter. Female
plants bear blue berry-like cones.
#3 $79.98
4-5' B&B $149.98
virginiana ‘Grey Owl’
2-3' H x 4-6' W
Broad, wide-spreading slow-growing form with scaly silver-gray foliage.
Produces profuse blue berry-like cones attractive to birds.
virginiana 'Pendula'
#3 $39.98
3-6' H x 3-4' W
Dwarf, slow-growing weeping form. Height depends on how it is staked.
Attractive, medium-green foliage with a delicate texture.
#3 $99.98
x pfitzeriana 'Compacta'
1-2' H x 5-6' W
Low, spreading form. Because of its low habit, this cultivar loses much of the
horizontal tiered effect of the Pfitzer juniper. Dark green foliage is attractive
year-round.
#2 $34.98
x pfitzeriana 'Gold Coast'
2-3' H x 3-4' W
Golden color and compact form for an excellent colorful accent. Color is
retained and deepens in winter better than other gold tipped varieties.
18-24” B&B $39.98
x pfitzeriana 'Sea Green'
4-6' H x 6-8' W
Compact, fountain-like, arching habit. Dark green foliage is attractive yearround.
x ‘Star Power’
#3 $39.98
10-15' H x 6-8' W
Fast-growing hybrid of J. chinensis x J. communis. Blue-green, star-like, new
growth gives a delicate, almost sparkling texture.
#6 $99.98
MICROBIOTA, RUSSIAN CARPET CYPRESS Sun to Part Shade
decussata
1-2’ H x 5-8’ W
Wide-spreading groundcover with bright green foliage that turns bronzy-purple
to coppery brown in winter. Foliage appears soft and feathery, but can be
prickly to the touch. Juniper alternative for shadier areas.
#2 $34.98
decussata 'Drews Blue'
1-2’ H x 3-4’ W
Spreading groundcover with mounded, dense habit and attractive bluish-green
summer foliage that turns to a maroon color in the winter.
#2 $34.98
PICEA, SPRUCE
Full Sun
abies (Norway Spruce)
60-80' H x 20-25' W
Medium to fast growing. Deep-green ½ to 1” needles. Cylindrical 6” purplegreen cones turn light brown at maturity. Excellent for windbreaks and shelters.
abies 'Cobra'
6-7’ B&B $199.98
7-8’ B&B $299.98
9-10’ B&B $399.98
Weeping Norway Spruce with very unique form. When staked, has a relatively
tall, straight, sparsely branched trunk and a thick, ground-hugging skirt that
radiates with cobra-like leaders.
#20 $549.98
abies ‘Cupressina’
30-40' H x 8-10' W
Fast growing very narrow evergreen tree with deep-green ½ to 1” needles.
Cylindrical 6” purple-green cones that turn light brown.
abies 'Nidiformis'
6-7’ B&B $299.98
2-4' H x 4-6' W
Bird’s Nest Spruce forms a spreading low growing mound with a depression, or
“nest,” in the center of the plant . In spring fresh young buds add interest.
#3 $49.98
abies ‘Paul’s Select’
20-30' H x 15-20' W
Unique blue color makes this Norway Spruce a standout. Suitable as a
specimen plant, due to it's brilliant blue color. Can also be used as a
windbreak. Good substitute for Colorado Blue Spruce.
abies ‘Pendula’
3-4’ B&B $159.98
Excellent medium to fast growing weeping specimen with deep-green ½ to 1”
needles.
#6 $149.98
bicolor ‘Howell’s Dwarf’ (Tigertail Spruce) 4-6' H x 4-6' W
Can be kept to its mounded form with pruning, otherwise becoming a pyramidal
tree. Unique green foliage with silver blue undersides and violet purple cones.
engelmanii
#6 $119.98
#10 $279.98
30-36” B&B $169.98
50-60' H x 10-15' W
Slow-growing, narrow conical to cylindrical evergreen tree with descending
branching. Thin, scaly, reddish-brown bark may have a purplish tinge. Flexible,
4-sided, dark green to blue-green needles. Chestnut brown cones with paper
thin scales.
5-6’ B&B $219.98
glauca (White Spruce)
40-50' H x 15-20' W
Very tolerant native withstands heat, cold, drought, salt air and crowding. Very
short blue-green or dull-green needles. Cylindrical cones are purple-green
when young, maturing to light brown. Best in full sun, but will tolerate some
shade.
glauca ‘Pendula’
6-7’ B&B $279.98
20-25' H x 8-10' W
Narrowly upright conifer with stiffly held pendulous branches. Light grey-green
needles.
#6 $159.98
#10 $349.98
glauca conica (Dwarf Alberta Spruce) 10-12' H x 5-6' W
Dense, very slow-growing dwarf form with short bright green needles. Can be
susceptible to spider mites in dry, hot locations.
#1 $29.98
#2 $49.98
#3 $69.98
#6 $99.98
#10 $199.98
2-3’ B&B $139.98
3-4’ B&B $159.98
glauca conica ‘Rainbow’s End’ 10-12' H x 5-6' W
Second flush of bright lemon-yellow new growth in summer.
#15 $299.98
glauca ‘Yukon Blue’
10-12' H x 6-8' W
Short, electric blue-gray needles and prominent, brown buds at the tips of the
branches give this narrow, upright pyramid a distinctive look. Slightly faster rate
of growth than 'conica'.
5-6’ B&B $249.98
mariana ‘Aureo-variegata’ 25-30' H x 8-10' W
Very narrow and extremely hardy Black Spruce cultivar with blue-green
needles that have gold tips when young.
meyeri
#6 $119.98
(Meyer's Spruce) 40-50' H x 20-30' W
Broad pyramidal form with horizontal branches. Foliage is dark bluish-green.
Adaptable to most soil types. An interesting species that could be a substitute
for Colorado Spruce.
5-6’ B&B
6-7’ B&B
7-8’ B&B
omorika (Serbian Spruce)
$199.98
$249.98
$299.98
40-50' H x 15-20' W
Slow-growing, densely-branched narrowly pyramidal form. Short ascending
branches hold flat, short, glossy dark green needles with two silver-white bands
on underside. Small purple cones mature to rich cinnamon-brown.
omorika 'Nana'
6-7’ B&B $199.98
4-8' H X 4-8' W
Compact, dense globe shape when young, becoming pyramidal as it ages.
Needles soft green on top, blue-green at the bottom.
#6 $119.98
omorika ‘Silberblue’
25-30' H x 15-20' W
Two-tone needles are bright silver-blue against a green interior. Very
symmetrical pyramidal growth with a wide base.
orientalis 'Firefly'
5-6’ B&B $329.98
5-6' H x 3-4' W
Much smaller, compact selection of ‘Skylands'. Thin needles open in spring as
a brilliant yellow and soften to gold as the season progresses, standing out
against the green interior foliage.
#10 $399.98
orientalis 'Skylands'
40-50' H x 20-25' W
Dense, narrow compact pyramid of lustrous dark green needles on slightly
drooping horizontal branches. Glowing golden-yellow new growth holds well
through the winter. Red-purple cones mature to tan. Tolerant of poor soils.
#6 $149.98
pungens f. glauca (Colorado Blue) 30-50' H x 20-25' W
Naturally occurring form of the Colorado spruce with stiff, sharp bright blue
needles. Dense, relatively narrow pyramid. Green and purple cones ripen to
soft yellow-brown.
6-7’ B&B $199.98
7-8’ B&B $299.98
9-10’ B&B $449.98
pungens f. glauca ‘Baby Blue’ 30-50' H x 20-25' W
Size similar to species but with more consistent, rich blue color. Rather than
fading with age, the blue intensifies with the passing of years.
5-6’ B&B $259.98
pungens ‘Continental’
12-15' H x 8-10' W
densiflora ‘Oculus-draconis’ 20-25' H x 10-15' W
Mid-sized conical blue spruce with nice branching structure with blue-gray
needles. Dependable Christmas tree shape. Amongst the very best of the
numerous blue spruce choices.
4-5’ B&B $159.98
5-6’ B&B $199.98
pungens f. glauca ‘Fat Albert’ 15-18' H x 10-12' W
#6 $119.98
flexilis 'Vanderwolf's Pyramid' 20-30' H x 10-15' W
Mid-sized selection of the Colorado spruce with consistent silvery-blue needle
color and a dense, slow-growing, somewhat dwarfed pyramidal habit. Makes
an excellent specimen.
4-5’ B&B
6-7’ B&B
8-9’ B&B
pungens ‘Glacier Blue’
Dragon's-eye pine is a variegated cultivar of the Japanese Red Pine with two
bright yellow bands on green needles. Banding becomes prominent on new
needles by summer and persists into winter. Scaly, fissured bark. Graceful tree
when mature, with an irregular branching habit.
$249.98
$349.98
$449.98
25-30' H x 10-15' W
Beautiful blue pyramidal Limber Pine. Large growing tree with blue stomates
on the needles that give this cultivar its color.
6-7' B&B $219.98
leucodermis ‘Emerald Arrow’ 20-30' H x 5-10' W
Sturdy, narrow upright cultivar of Bosnian Pine. Upright branches on tall, thin
tree. Pairs of elegant, dark green needles accented by silvery white fascicles
and bark. Salt tolerant, disease resistant.
Consistent blue color, with form ranging from slender to medium-broad
pyramid. Very blue trees that are with full branching and appealing form.
#5 $179.98
pungens ‘Glauca Globosa’ 3-5' H x 5-6' W
Specimen evergreen, usually broader than tall, with a dense compact habit .
Stiff blue needles. Typically grafted on a standard or at the soil line.
#10 $189.98
18-24” B&B $149.98
pungens f. glauca ‘Hoopsii’ 18-20' H x 10-15' W
mugo ‘Mops’
4-5’ B&B $229.98
3-4' H x 2-3' W
True dwarf selection, perfect for confined spaces. Dense, symmetrical growth
and compact, rounded form. Foliage is blue-gray during spring and summer
with a golden hue in winter.
mugo ‘Mughus’
#3 $49.98
2-4' H x 5-6' W
Dwarf Swiss Mountain Pine with low-maintenance, slow-growing globose habit.
Year-round, rich green needle color.
Mid-sized selection of the Colorado spruce with vivid blue-white needle color
and a dense, broadly pyramidal habit. Makes an excellent specimen.
5-6’ B&B $349.98
pungens f. glauca ‘Iseli Fastigiate’ 25-30' H x 8-10' W
#2 $45.98 (Rock Garden)
#5 $69.98
mugo ‘Slowmound’
2-3' H x 2-3' W
Selection of the Colorado spruce with striking whitish-blue needle color and a
dense, narrow habit.
Dense, naturally compact dark green mound. One of the best Mugos, with
highly reliable color, texture, growth rate and habit. Produces many showy
buds. Very slow-growing.
Shrubby selection of the Colorado spruce with bright silvery-blue needle color
and dense, globular habit. Excellent specimen.
Tight, low growth and deep green, short needles cover the plant so tightly, it
looks like a cushion. Very slow-growing.
5-6’ B&B $299.98
pungens f. glauca ‘Montgomery’ 6-8' H x 6-8' W
#10 $249.98
2.5-3’ B&B $249.98
pungens ‘Niemitz’
8-10' H x 8-10' W
This dwarf Colorado Spruce is a show-stoopper is spring when a creamy white
flush that has a striking contrast against the older blue foliage. The new growth
gradually darkens to blue as the season progresses. With an irregular form
that is wider than tall when young, Niemitz develops into an attractive upright
tree.
#6 $179.98
pungens 'Pendula'
Blue needles and dense, weeping branches create a beautiful, cascading effect
that is reminiscent of a waterfall. Makes a graceful, dramatic statement in the
garden.
#20 $259.98
PINUS, PINE
Full Sun
contorta 'Taylor's Sunburst' 6-12' H x 6-10' W
Upright, somewhat irregular, rare specimen tree with green needles. Green
needles with amazing butter yellow new growth in spring, occasionally adorned
with tiny red first-year cones.
#20 $699.98
densiflora 'Globosa'
6-8' H x 6-8' W
Globular, slow-growing, dense, semi-dwarf form of the Japanese red pine.
Short, bright green needles in bundles of two. Orange-red bark exfoliates with
age. Nice specimen plant.
#15 $399.98
#3 $49.98
mugo ‘Valley Cushion’
2-3' H x 2-3' W
#3 $49.98
nigra 'Arnold's Sentinal'
20-25' H x 6-7' W
Fast-growing columnar form of Austrian Pine. Densely needled, upright
branches make it an ideal plant for a vertical accent in a smaller space.
Interesting furrowed bark. Tolerates heat, drought and coastal conditions.
nigra 'Komet'
5-6' B&B $299.98
10-12' H x 3-4' W
Dwarf columnar form of Austrian Pine perfect for screening in tight spaces.
Needles emerge lime green in spring and are grayish green the rest of the
year.
5-6' B&B $299.98
nigra ‘Oregon Green’
15-20' H x 10-15' W
Slow-growing cultivar of Austrian Pine with unique, more open form. Beautiful,
dark green needles are accented with tall, white-ish candle-like spires of new
growth in the spring.
#10 $169.98
5-6’ B&B $199.98
parviflora ‘Glauca’
20-40' H x 20-40' W
Attractive layered or tiered look comes from this Japanese White pine's
horizontally growing secondary branches. Heavy cone production. Bluish
needles with silver striations.
#3 $99.98
parviflora ‘Goldilocks’
4-8' H x 4-8' W
Rare cultivar of Japanese White pine with blueish green needles frosted with
golden yellow and an upright broad habit.
#6 $199.98
resinosa (Red Pine)
50-60' H x 20-30' W
Conical, straight-trunked pine with horizontal to ascending branching and an
oval to rounded crown. Native plant good for sandy soils. Scaly bark is red
tinged from crown to base.
5-6’ B&B $199.98
6-7’ B&B $249.98
7-8’ B&B $299.98
strobus (Eastern White Pine) 50-80' H x 20-40' W
Fast-growing, long-lived native pine. Pyramidal in early years maturing to broad
oval habit with an irregular crown. Size can be controlled through pruning.
Bluish green needles in bundles of vie are soft to the touch.
#5 $59.98
4-5’ B&B $99.98
5-6’ B&B $149.98
6-7’ B&B $199.98
strobus 'Fastigiata'
30-40' H x 7-10' W
#3 $99.98
strobus 'Pendula'
Elegant form with long weeping branches. Soft, long, blue-green needles in
clusters of five.
#6 $99.98
6-7' B&B $219.98
sylvestris 'Hillside Creeper' 1-3' H x 6-8' W
24-30” B&B $169.98
thunbergii ‘Thunderhead’
4-10' H x 5-15' W
Large white candles contrast with thick glossy green needles on this shrubby,
compact Japanese Black Pine. Wind and seacoast tolerant. Irregular growth
habit adds character to the landscape.
#5 $149.98
#15 $249.98
#20 $499.98
Upright pyramidal form with bright green foliage. Female plants will bear red
fruits. Attractive red-brown bark. Easily pruned to maintain shape.
x media ‘Hicksii’
3-3.5' B&B $169.98
6-15' H x 3-5' W
THUJA, ARBORVITAE
Sun to Part Shade
occidentalis ‘DeGroot’s Spire’ 15-20' H x 4-6' W
#6 $69.98
6-7' B&B $199.98
occidentalis ‘Globosa’
6-8' H x 6-10' W
Dwarf, rounded form with gray- green foliage turning bronze in winter.
24-30” B&B $39.98
occidentalis ‘Hetz Midget’ 3-4' H x 3-4' W
Dense compact globe form with gray-green foliage. Bronzes slightly in winter.
#2 $34.98
occidentalis ‘Jantar’
10-15' H x 3-4' W
occidentalis ‘Nigra’
#6 $89.98
20-25' H x 5-10' W
Pyramidal form with dark green foliage which holds through winter.
4-5’ B&B $119.98
5-6’ B&B $139.98
occidentalis ‘Rheingold’
3-4' H x 3-5' W
Slow-growing, mounded dwarf form with sprays of golden-orange foliage.
#2 $19.98
occidentalis ‘Emerald Green’ 10-15' H x 3-4' W
Compact and narrowly pyramidal evergreen with sprays of emerald-green
foliage that hold their color well in winter months.
Full Sun
menziesii 'Glauca Pendula' 10-15' H x 2-4' W
Narrow weeping form with blue foliage that can be staked. If not staked, can
take on more irregular weeping forms, but will still be upright.
4-5' B&B $169.98
Full Sun
10-20' H x 2-6' W
With the same distinctive wide glossy needles in whorls of the species, this
upright, much narrower selection withstands snow loads better and fits into
smaller spaces. Slow-growing.
#6 $199.98
25-40' H x 15-20' W
Improved cultivar more narrowly conical and slower growing than the species.
Bright green leaves keep their color in winter. Superb as a specimen or as an
accent in a shrub border.
#2 $59.98
#6 $189.98
30-36” B&B $119.98
cuspidata ‘Capitata’
10-20’ H x 5-10’ W
Narrow, upright habit with brilliant yellow foliage that becomes a warmer amber
tone during the winter.
Carpeting form of Scots pine, becoming layered over time. Particularly effective
on a bank or hillside. Green to bluish-green needles take on a yellow-green
hue in winter.
verticillata ‘Wintergreen’
Slow growing, shrubby form with spreading, ascending branches. Needle-like
foliage is very dense, dark green and glossy, can get a red tinge in the winter.
Small red fruits attract wildlife.
Very narrow arborvitae with short, twister foliage similar to a Chamaecyparis.
Dwarf white pine with a compact, flat-topped, irregularly mounding habit.
Dense, light green to bluish-green, needles with a soft texture. Slow-growing.
verticillata ‘Joe Kozey’
3-6' H x 6-8' W
#15 $299.98
5-6' B&B $199.98
strobus ‘Nana Improved’
2-4' H x 2-4' W
SCIADOPYTIS, UMBRELLA PINE
Full Sun to Shade
canadensis
Narrow, columnar plant with upright branches adorned with lustrous, dark
green foliage. Makes an excellent hedge. Female plants bear red fruits. Slowgrowing. Good for coastal plantings.
Columnar white pine with ascending branches full of soft green needles.
Perfect for a background screen or focal point.
PSEUDOTSUGA, DOUGLAS FIR
TAXUS, YEW
#2 $39.98
5-6’ B&B $89.98
6-7’ B&B $129.98
occidentalis ‘Techny’
10-15' H x 6-10' W
Compact, broad-based, upright, conical-pyramidal cultivar. Rich dark green
foliage does not yellow in winter. Scale-like foliage in flat, fan-shaped clusters.
4-5’ B&B $79.98
5-6’ B&B $119.98
x plicata ‘Steeplechase’
20-25' H x 8-12' W
Smaller, denser sport of 'Green Giant' with more feathery and finely cut foliage
that is a rich, deep green. Pyramidal shape.
#3 $49.98
4-5’ B&B $79.98
x plicata ‘Green Giant’
30-40' H x 10-15' W
Fast-growing upright, pyramidal form. Soft needle foliage is dense and dark
green, holding color well in winter. Can be pruned to keep compact.
plicata ‘Whipcord’
3-4' H x 3-4' W
Unusual form distinguished by long, thick glossy thread-like tendrils. Slow
growing, multi-branched globe shaped mound. Dark green foliage turns bronze
in winter.
#3 $49.98
TSUGA, HEMLOCK
canadensis
Part Shade to Shade
25-60' H x 12-20' W
Native pyramidal evergreen that tolerates shade. Finely textured needles and
slightly pendulous branches give a soft, graceful look. Not tolerant of wind, heat
or drought. Excellent hedge or screen, can be sheared to keep compact.
#3 $49.98
4-5’ B&B $119.98
5-6’ B&B $169.98
6-7’ B&B $219.98
canadensis 'Pendula'
Irregular, picturesque shape with pendulous branches of medium green
needles, highlighted in spring with light new growth. This plant will reach 10' but
must be trained to keep fairly upright.
#15 $299.98
TOPIARIES
Topiaries provide a unique and dramatic focal point in the garden and
are available in a range of sizes and species. The following list is what
we expect to carry in 2016 in limited varieties. We are always on the
lookout for new and interesting topiaries from our growers, so be
sure to call or visit the nursery for the latest availability!
Abies alba 6-7' Spiral
Buxus x ‘Green Mountain’ Cone
Buxus x ‘Green Mountain’ Egg
Buxus x ‘Green Mountain’ 12” on Standard
Buxus x ‘Green Mountain’ 3’ Spiral
Buxus x ‘Green Mountain’ 4’ Spiral
Chamaecyparis ‘Boulevard’ Topiary
Ilex x meservae Blue Princess 4-5' Spiral
Ilex x meservae Blue Princess 6-7' Spiral
Juniperus chinensis ‘Sea Green’ 4-5’ Topiary
Juniperus scopularum 'Moonglow' 5-6' Tier
Picea glauca conica 3-Tier
Picea glauca conica Spiral 3-4'
Picea glauca conica Spiral 5-6'
Pinus densiflora ‘Oculus-draconis’ Pom Pom
Pinus virginiana ‘Wate’s Golden’ 6-7’ Topiary
Pinus sylvestris 6-7' Topiary
Thuja occidentalis ‘Emerald Green’ Spiral
$299.98
$79.98 - $129.98
$129.98
$129.98
$299.98
$349.98
$599.98 - $999.98
$199.98
$299.98
$249.98
$199.98
$189.98
$179.98
$499.98
$199.98
$499.98
$399.98
$229.98 - $299.98
VINES
CAMPSIS, TRUMPET VINE
Clusters of 3" long trumpet-shaped flowers adorn this native vine throughout
summer. Vigorous, durable, tolerant of poor soils. Climbs without support.
CLEMATIS, CLEMATIS
#3 $39.98
#3 $39.98
#10 Tree Form $169.98
Sun to Part Shade
Twining vine prized for its incredible flowers, some as large as a saucer. Known
as the "Queen of the Climbers", Clematis plants will train onto trellises and
fences. Blooms early to late summer. Shades of blue, red, white or purple.
We typically carry Sweet Autumn clematis and several different colored
cultivars.
#1 $24.98
#2 $29.98
Full Sun to Shade
anomala ssp. Petiolaris
Thick stalk attaches by root-like holdfasts to any porous material. Serrated,
heart-shaped foliage. Large clusters of white flowers in early to mid-summer.
#2 $39.98
#3 $49.98
LONICERA, HONEYSUCKLE
#5 $74.98
Sun to Part Shade
sempervirens
Beautiful native with tubular flowers that attract hummingbirds. Berries attract
birds. Easy to grow and non-invasive. Blooms late spring early summer.
Twining type.
‘Alabama Crimson’
‘Dropmore Scarlet’
‘Goldflame’
‘John Clayton’
‘Major Wheeler’
‘Mandarin’
‘Peaches & Cream’
Rich Red with Orange
Coral Red with Orange
Pink with Yellow
Yellow
Coral Red
Orange
Pink with Cream
PARTHENOCISSUS
#3
#2
#3
#2
#3
#2
#3
$39.98
$34.98
$39.98
$34.98
$39.98
$34.98
$39.98
Sun to Part Shade
quinquefolia (Virginia Creeper)
Vigorous native clinging vine with palmately compound green leaves that turn
bright crimson-red in late summer/early fall. Small dark blue berries in fall.
tricuspidata (Bostov Ivy)
Popular clinging deciduous vine with purplish new growth, maturing to green
before turning a brilliant dark red-purple in fall. Fast-growing.
POLYGONUM, SILVERLACE VINE
Full Sun
aubertii
Showy, fast-growing vine gives two seasons of bloom. Small, creamy white
flowers in frothy clusters; light green heart-shaped foliage. Perfect for arbor,
trellis or fence.
SCHIZOPHRAGMA, FALSE HYDRANGEA
Part Shade
hydrangeoides
Japanese vine with lacecap hydrangea-like white blooms in summer and deep
green heart-shaped leaves that turn yellow in fall. Attaches to and grows up flat
surfaces such as masonry walls with rootlets. Thick, reddish-brown stems.
‘Moonlight’ (White)
‘Roseum’ (Pink)
#2 $39.98
#2 $39.98
WISTERIA, WISTERIA
Sun to Part Shade
radicans
(Orange)
‘Flava’ (Yellow)
‘Indian Summer’ (Apricot with Red)
HYDRANGEA, HYDRANGEA
#3 $49.98
#3 $49.98
Full Sun
florida ‘Lawrence’
Vigorous, twining vine with large, cascading clusters of pale blue, fragrant,
sweet pea-like flowers in June and July.
#6 $99.98
frutescens ‘Amethyst Falls’
Twining vine growing at about 1/3 the rate of Asian wisteria, making it better
suited for smaller spaces. Slightly fragrant purple racemes.
#3 $49.98
#5 $69.98
macrostachya ‘Blue Moon’
Very hardy wisteria. Dependably blooms up to three times in a growing season,
producing foot-long racemes of fragrant, pea-like lavender-blue flowers.
#3 $49.98
ORNAMENTAL GRASSES & BAMBOO
AMMOPHILIA, BEACH GRASS
breviligulata
'Oktoberfest'
Full Sun
#2 $14.98
2-4' H x 2-4' W
Native spreading grass for erosion-control and dune stabilization.
3-4’ H x 2-3’ W
#3 $34.98
Bright green leaves. Pink tinted plumes in late summer fading to cream in fall.
'Avalanche'
3-4' H x 1-3' W
#2 $19.98
Green foliage with center white stripe. Silvery tan plumes.
'Feather Fabulous'
3-4' H x 1-3' W
#3 $29.98
Green foliage with large bright amber plumes in late summer.
'Karl Foerster'
3-4' H x 1-3' W
#3 $29.98
Very upright form with early blooming red-brown plumes turning golden in fall.
CAREX, JAPANESE SEDGE
'Gold Strike'
10-15” H x 10-15” W
Part Shade
#1 $16.98
Thin, creamy gold leaves with thin green edges.
'Ice Dance'
10-15” H x 10-15” W
#1 $16.98
Thin, white and green striped leaves.
CHASMANTHUM, SEA OATS
latifolium
2-4' H x 1-3' W
'Purpurascens'
'Rigoletto'
'Strictus' (Porcupine)
'Variegatus'
Sun to Part Shade
#2 $14.98
Full Sun
8-10' H x 4-6' W
#3 $29.98
'White'
8-12” H X 8-12” W
#1 $14.98
#2 $19.98
12-18” H x 12-18” W
Vigorous selection with bright yellow-green foliage.
12-18” H x 12-18” W
#1 $22.98
#1 $22.98
Narrow bright yellow leaves with thin green lines.
HELIOCTOTRICHON, BLUE OAT GRASS
2-3' H x 2-3' W
Full Sun
#1 $14.98
Clumping blue-gray foliage, similar to but larger than Festuca. Long silver-blue
plumes in summer.
MISCANTHUS, MAIDEN GRASS
3-4' H x 3-4' W
Dwarf, with silver lined, green foliage and pinkish plumes.
'Cosmopolitan'
5-7' H x 5-6' W
Wide green and white striped blades with bronze plumes.
'Dixieland'
3-4' H x 3-4' W
Compact, with green and white variegated foliage.
'Gracillimus'
5-6' H x 5-6' W
Very narrow green blades with center white stripe. Silver plumes.
'Graziella'
4-5' H x 4-5' W
Very similar to M. Gracillimus but slightly smaller.
'Little Zebra'
3-4' H x 2-3' W
Stiff green foliage with yellow banding. Wine-purple plumes.
'Morning Light'
3-5' H x 2-3' W
Full Sun
#3 $29.98
#3 $29.98
#3 $29.98
#3 $29.98
#3 $29.98
#3 $29.98
#3 $29.98
Green blades with narrow band of white on edges. Rose plumes.
#3 $29.98
#3 $29.98
#3 $29.98
Sun to Part Shade
#2 $19.98
Delicate plumes create a white haze over fine textured leaves.
'Pink'
2-4' H x 2-4' W
#2 $19.98
Thin, green glossy leaves with masses of billowy pink plumes.
PANICUM, SWITCH GRASS
'Cloud Nine'
'Heavy Metal'
Full Sun
#3 $29.98
5-7' H x 3-5' W
4-5' H x 2-3' W
#3 $29.98
Metallic lavender-blue foliage with reddish seed heads in late summer. Yellow
fall color.
5-6' H x 1-2' W
#3 $29.98
Blue-green foliage. Yellowish seed heads in late summer. Thick upright leaves
hold up well in winter.
3-4' H x 2-3' W
#2 $19.98
Green foliage tinges red by midsummer, becoming deep burgundy in fall.
Burgundy seed heads in late summer.
alopecuroides
Full Sun
#3 $29.98
3-4' H x 2-3' W
Arching green foliage. Creamy white plumes in early fall.
'Hameln'
Dwarf variety similar to species.
HAKONECHLOA, JAPANESE FOREST GRASS Part Shade
'Adagio'
2-4' H x 2-4' W
PENNISETUM, FOUNTAIN GRASS
Full Sun
Evergreen ice-blue leaves with early summer small blue plumes.
sempervirens
4-6' H x 4-6' W
Wide, blue-grey foliage. Prolific, large seedheads in late summer.
Tall green foliage with very long, showy silvery white silky plumes.
'Aureola'
5-8' H x 3-4' W
MUHLENBERGIA, MUHLY GRASS
'Shenandoah'
'All Gold'
2-3' H x 2-3' W
Green and white strongly variegated foliage. Silver-white plumes.
ERIANTHUS, HARDY PAMPAS GRASS
'Elijah Blue'
#3 $29.98
Stiff green foliage with yellow banding. Coppery-silver plumes.
'Northwind'
FESTUCA, BLUE FESCUE
3-4' H x 3-4' W
Dwarf, with strongly variegated green and white foliage.
Vibrant green foliage into late fall. Attractive plumes of numerous flattened oatlike spikelets.
ravennae
#3 $29.98
Green foliage turn brilliant orange-red in fall. Reddish plumes.
CALAMAGROSTIS, FEATHER REED GRASS Sun to Part Shade
brachytricha
6-7' H x 4-5' W
Wide green leaves with white center stripe, nice burgundy fall color and
burgundy plumes that mature to tan.
'Little Bunny'
Dwarf variety similar to species.
'Red Head'
2-3” H x 2-3” W
#2 $19.98
1-2” H x 1-2” W
#3 $29.98
4-5' H x 4-5' W
#3 $29.98
Bright green leaves with early flowering smoky-pink plumes.
'Karley Rose'
3-4' H x 3-4' W
#2 $19.98
Long-blooming oriental variety with deep green leaves and smoky pinkishpurple plumes.
SCHIZACHYRIUM, BLUESTEM
'Blaze'
2-4' H x 2-3' W
Light green foliage turning deep red in fall.
'Blue Heaven'
2-4' H x 2-3' W
Bluish-green leaves turn orange in the fall.
'The Blues'
2-4' H x 2-3' W
Full Sun
#2 $24.98
#2 $24.98
#2 $24.98
Blue-green leaves turn red-orange in fall.
FARGESIA, BAMBOO
rufa
6-8' H x 6-8' W
Part Shade to Shade
#2 $79.98
#3 $99.98
Deer-resistant clumping bamboo. Hardy, vigorous, upright fountain with stems
arching outwards. Red-brown culm sheaths.
PHYLLOSTACHYS, BAMBOO
bisetii
15-20' H x unlimted
Sun to Part Shade
#3 $99.98
#5 $129.98
Hardy, vigorous running species. Very dense dark green foliage with dark
green culms.
ROSES
CLIMBING
Altissimo
America
Cloud 10
Eden
Iceberg**
Fourth of July
Hot N’ Spicy
Joseph’s Coat
New Dawn
Purple Splash
Sky’s the Limit
Stormy Weather
Zephirine Drouhin*
HYBRID TEA
S Red
D Coral Pink
D White
D Blush Pink to Cream
S-D White
S-D Red and White Striped
S-D Orange-Red
S-D Multi Orange-Red-Yellow Blend
D Blush pink
S Wine-Purple and White Striped
D Pastel Yellow
D Dark Purple
D Medium Pink
#3 $39.98
Abbaye de Cluny
D Apricot
Armoatherapy
D Bright Pink
Barbara Streisand
D Lavender Blend
Fances Meilland
D Pastel Pink
Kordes Perfecta
D Pale Pink with Bright Pink Edge
Miranda Lambert
D Intense Deep Pink
Neil Diamond
D Deep Pink and White Striped
Pretty Lady Rose
D Vibrant Deep Pink
Peace
D Soft Yellow with Pink Edge
Red Masterpiece
D Deep Red
Tiffany
D Coral Pink with Yellow Fade
Tournament of Roses
D Light and Medium Pink Blend
Traviata
D Bright Red
#3 $39.98
SHRUB ROSE
Abraham Darby
D Apricot and Yellow
Darcey Bussell
D Crimson
Falstaff
D Crimson
Graham Thomas
D Rich Yellow
Harlow Carr
D Pink
James Galway**
D Medium to Light Pink
Lady of Shallot
D Apricot and Yellow Blend
Mary Rose
D Rose Pink
Munstead Wood
D Deep Crimson
Susan Williams-Ellis
D White
Teasing Georgia
D Yellow
Tess of d’Ubervilles
D Bright Crimson
The Generous Gardener** D Soft Pink
#3 $45.98
Blushing Knock Out
S Pale Pink
Carefree Wonder
D Bright Pink with White Reverse
Double Knock Out
D Red-Pink
Icecap
D Pure White
Knock Out
S Red-pink
Lavender Crush
D Lavender with White Reverse
Peachy Keen
S Med to Lt Pink, Yellow Center
Pink Knock Out
S Bright Pink
Pink Double Knock Out
D Bright Pink
Raspberry Kiss
S Soft Pink, Darker Center
Sea Foam
D Creamy White
Sunny Knock Out
S Yellow
The Fairy
D Light Pink
Whiteout
S Creamy White
Watercolors Home Run
S Pink with Yellow Inside
#2 $34.98
#3 $39.98
DRIFT GROUND COVER
MINIATURE
DAVID AUSTIN ENGLISH ROSE
Apricot Drift
Peach Drift
Pink Drift
Popcorn Drift
FLORIBUNDA
Angel Face
Cinqo de Mayo
Easter Basket
Easy Does It
Ebb Tide
Europeana
Julia Child
Ketchup & Mustard
Livin’ Easy
Playboy
Scentimental
GRANDIFLORA
Dick Clark
Dream Come True
Honey Nectar
Twilight Zone
D Apricot
D Peach
D Pink
D Yellow Fading to Cream
#2 $34.98
S-D Deep Lavender
D Soft Coral Red, Lavender Edge
D Pale Yellow with Pink
D Orange-Pink Blend
D Deep Plum-Purple
D Dark Red
D Golden Yellow
D Bright Red with Golden Yellow
D Apricot Orange Blend
S-D Orange/Gold/Scarlet Blend
D Burgundy Red with White Splash
#3 $39.98
D Cream with Cherry Pink Edge
D Soft Yellow with Ruby Edge
S-D Apricot Orange
D Deep Velvet Purple
#3 $39.98
All A’Twitter
Cutie Pie
Diamond Eyes
Rainbow’s End
Ruby Ruby
Whimsey
D Deep Orange
D Peach-Pink-Yellow Blend
D Dark Purple with White Center
D Yellow with Red Edge, Red Fade
D Bright Cherry Red
D Hot pink with Creamy White
#2 $34.98
RUGOSA (BEACH ROSE)
rugosa
S Pink
rugosa ‘Alba’
S White
rugosa ‘Topaz Jewel’
S Yellow
#1 $19.98
#2 $29.98
ROSE TREE
#3 $39.98
Double Knock Out D Red-Pink
Julia Child
D Golden Yellow
Knock Out
S Red-Pink
Neil Diamond
D Deep Pink and White Striped
Pink Double Knock Out
D Pink
Ebb Tide/Julia Child
D Deep Purple/Golden Yellow Mix
#5 $99.98
* Thornless Variety
** Nearly Thornless Variety
S Single
S-D Semi-double
D Double
FRUIT TREES & SHRUBS
Honeycrisp
LOWBUSH BLUEBERRY, VACCINIUM
angustifolium
angustifolium 'Brunswick'
4” pot $11.98
#1 $19.98
HIGHBUSH BLUEBERRY, VACCINIUM
Berkeley
Blue Crop
Darrow
Duke
Earliblue
Jersey
Lateblue
Northland
Patriot
Very large berries, Mid to Late
Large berries, Mid
Large berries, Mid to Late
Medium-large berries, Very Early
Large berries, Early
Medium-large berries, Mid
Medium-large berries, Late
Small-medium berries, Early to Mid
Large berries, Early to Mid
#2 $34.98
#3 $39.98
#5 $54.98 (Limited varieties)
BLACKBERRY, RUBUS
Chester (Thornless)
RASPBERRY, RUBUS
Heritage
GRAPE, VITIS
Canadice
Chambourcin
Concord
Himrod
#2 $24.98
#2 $24.98
Early, Red Seedless
#3 $34.98
Mid to Late, Dark Blue-Purple
#2 $34.98
Mid to Late, Dark Blue-Purple*
#3 $34.98
Early, White Seedless
#3 $34.98
*Can have seeds or be seedless, please check available stock
CRANBERRY, VACCINIUM
macrocarpon
#1 $19.98
ELDERBERRY, SAMBUCUS
canadensis
barbarum ‘Lifeberry’
Braeburn
Cortland
Fuji
Gala
Granny Smith
Jonathan
McIntosh
Red Delicious
Red McIntosh
Winesap
Espalliered selections available, call for pricing and availability.
ASIAN PEAR, PYRUS
20th Century
Bing
Lambert
Lapins
Montmorency
Stella
Late, Yellow/Red Stripes, Sweet/Tart
#5 $54.98
Mid-Late, Red Blush, Slightly Tart
#10 $119.98
Late, Red Blush, Sweet/Spicy
#5 $54.98
Early, Red-Orange, Sweet
#10 $119.98
2-2.5” c. B&B $199.98
Late, Green, Tart
#10 $119.98
2-2.5” c. B&B $199.98
Mid, Dark Red, Sweet
Late, Dark Red, Sweet
Mid, Dark Red, Sweet, Self-polliating
Late, Red, Tart
Late, Dark Red, Sweet, Self-pollinating
#5 $54.98 (all varieties above)
NECTARINE, PRUNUS
Sunglow
#5 $54.98
PEACH, PRUNUS
Elberta
Frost
Redhaven
Reliance
PEAR, PYRUS
#3 $39.98
#5 $54.98
CHERRY, PRUNUS
#3 $34.98
GOJIBERRY, LYCIUM
APPLE, MALUS
Honeygold
Late, Mottled Red over Yellow, Sweet/Tart
#5 $54.98
#10 $119.98
Mid, Yellow-green, Sweet
2-2.5” c. B&B $199.98
Mid-Late, Yellow/Red Stripes, Spicy/Tangy
#5 $54.98
Mid, Red/Green, Sweet/Tart
#7 $74.98
Mid-Late, Solid Red, Sweet
#5 $54.98
2-2.5” c. B&B $199.98
Early-mid, Red, Sweet/Tart
#5 $54.98
Late, Red/Green, Sweet/Tart
#5 $54.98
Bartlett
Bosc
D’Anjou
Red Bartlett
Red D’Anjou
Seckel
Mid, Large Fruit
#5 $54.98
2.5-3” c. B&B $229.98
Mid-Late, Medium Fruit, Self-pollinating
#5 $54.98
Early-Mid, Medium Fruit, Self-pollinating
#5 $54.98
Early-Mid, Medium Fruit
#5 $54.98
#5 $54.98
#10 $119.98
#10 $119.98
#5 $54.98
#5 $54.98
#5 $54.98
PERSIMMON, DIOSPYROS
PLUM, PRUNUS
Santa Rosa
Shiro
#5 $54.98
#5 $54.98
TROPICAL FRUIT (Winter Indoors)
Citrus limon ‘Meyer Improved’
Ficus carica ‘Hardy Chicago’
#3 $49.98
PERENNNIALS & GROUNDCOVERS
Achillea – (Yarrow) Sun. Excellent for cutting and drying. Fern-like foliage,
blooms June – September 18-36” Yellow or Pink.
Aconitum – (Monkshood) Sun to part shade. Deep blue summer blooms.
Ajuga – (Carpet Bugle) Sun to part shade. Groundcover / rock garden plant.
Alchemilla – (Lady’s Mantle) Evergreen foliage. 18” yellow flowers.
Anchusa – (Aslkanet) Sun. 30” spikes bear brilliant, sky blue florets in late
spring. Requires excellent drainage.
Anemone – (Windflower) Shade. September-October, 3’ blooms. Pink, rose
and white.
Angelica – (Wild Parsnip) Sun to partial shade. Broad, fingered foliage and
deep reddish purple stems. 6-8” broad umbels of minute flowers that cap 5-6”
plants. Blooms August-October.
Anthemis – (Hardy marguerite) Sun. Great for cutting throughout summer.
24-30” white or yellow daisy flower.
Aquilegia – (Columbine) Sun/part shade. Delicate flowers. Blooms May to
June. 2-3’ blue/red/white/yellow.
Arabis – (Rock Cress) Sun. Use for ground cover, rock garden or edging.
Flowers early spring. 8” white or pink.
Arenaria – (Sandwort) Shade. Grows like a carpet over rocks and walls.
Flowers May to June.
Armeria – (Thrift) Sun. Rock garden plant, foliage grows in mounds. Blooms
May to July. 12” white and rose.
Artemisia – (Wormwood) Sun. For edging rock and herb gardens. Texture &
contrast for any garden. 8-24” silver.
Aruncus – (Goat’s Beard) Sun to part shade. Astilbe look alike, airy plumes
of cream white flowers, blooms in June, 5-6’ tall, staking is not necessary,
grows more impressive with age.
Asclepias – (Butterfly Weed) Sun. Brilliantly colored mix of red, orange and
yellow. Blooms June-July. 24-30”.
Aster – (Michaelmas Daisy) Sun. Mounds of color from September to
October. 10-15”.
Astilbe – (Feather Flower) Sun to part shade. Feathery spikes above
intricately cut foliage, good for dried arrangements. 10-24” red, white, pink.
Abrietia – (Purple Rock Cress) Sun to part shade. Spreading plant for
walls, rock gardens or borders. Blooms early spring. 6” purple.
Aurina – (Alyssum / Basket of Gold) Sun. Used for rock gardens or
borders. Blooms April and May. 8-10” gold.
Baptisia – (False Indigo) Sun to part shade. Backbone plant, 3-4’ with
intense blue flowers in June. Bloom is followed by dark seed pods.
Bellis – (English Daisy) Sun. Large button flowers cover plants in early
spring. 6”.
Brunnera – (Bugloss) Part Shade.Heart-shaped, dark green foliage. Small
light blue flowers with yellow centers bloom on 18" tall stalks in spring.
Campanula – (Canterberry Bells / Scottish Bells) Bell shaped flowers
bloom June to August. 8” – 24” blue or white.
Catananche – (Cupid’s Dart) Sun to part shade. Long lasting cut flower.
Flowers June to August. 24” blue flower.
Centaurea – (Cornflower) Sun. Good for cutting. Blooms May-August. 1836”.
Cerastium – (Snow in Summer) Used as ground cover, borders or rock
gardens. Produces flowers May to June. 4-6” white.
Chrysanthemum coccineum – (Painted Daisy) Sun. Daisy flowers with
delicate foliage, perfect for cutting. Blooms June to July. 24”.
Chrysanthemum matricaria – (Feverfew) Sun. Attractive border plant
with a mass of flowers blooming July to August. 8-10” yellow.
Cimicifuga racemosa – (Bugbane) Shade. 24” spikes topped whie on low
basal foliage. August- October.
Convallaria – (Lily of the Valley) Shade. Small fragrant bell shaped flowers
in May to June. 6-8” white.
Coreopsis – (Tickseed) Sun to part shade. Daisy like flowers great for
cutting. June to frost. 12-20” yellow.
Delphinium – (Larkspur) Sun. Popular for tall spikes of color for early
summer. 4-5’.
Dianthus barbatur – (Sweet William) Bright rock garden plant. Blooms
June to July. 6-20” pink, white, scarlet.
Dianthus caryophyllus – (Hardy Carnation) Sun. Excellent cut flower.
Blooms June to July. 18” pink, yellow, red, white.
Dianthus deltoides – (Pinks) Sun. Brilliant as a ground cover, edging or
rock garden. May - July. 6-9” white, red pink.
Dicentra – (Bleeding Heart) Part sun or shade. Unique heart shaped
blossoms blooming in May-October. 30” pink or white.
Dictamnus – (Gas Plant) Sun. Outstanding garden plant. Rose colored
flowers, citrus scented foliage. Blooms June-July. 3-4” white.
Digitalis – (Foxglove) Sun to part shade. Elegant spikes of tubular flowers.
June to August. 3-4’ yellow, pink, white.
Doronicum – (Leopard’s Bane) Sun to part shade. Attractive plant for
border and cutting. Daisy-like flowers. May to June. 20” bright yellow.
Echinacea – (Coneflower) Tall to 4’. Heat tolerant. Blooms July to
September.
Echinops – (Globe Thistle) Sun. Excellent for drying, ball shaped flowers.
July. 2-3’ blue.
Erigeron – (Fleabane) Sun. Flower similar to Asters. Blooms JuneSeptember. 10-20”.
Eupatorium – (Joe Pye Weed) Sun to part shade. Clusters of tiny pinkishpurple flowers top this tall native plant that likes moist areas. Attracts
butterflies. Seed heads persist into winter. 4-7’.
Euphorbia – (Spurge) Sun. Clear yellow flowers, Blooms June-September.
10-20”.
Gaillardia – (Blanket Flower) Sun. Brilliant colored, daisy-like flowers bloom
early summer to frost. 12-30” red/yellow.
Geranium – (Cranesbill) Sun to part shade. Blooms May-September.
Geum – (Avens) Sun to part shade. Favorite for rock gardens, cut flowers.
Booms May to July. 24” yellow-orange.
Gypsophila – (Baby’s Breath) Attractive for cut flower arrangements. 2436” white.
Helenium – (Helen’s Flower) Daisy like flowers for cutting or border late
summer to fall. 30” yellow.
Helianthemum – (Sun Rose) Low growing for rock garden or ground cover
blooming midsummer. 6” orange, red, yellow.
Helianthus – (Perennial Sunflower) Sun to part shade. Clear yellow
flowers, grows 4-5’. Blooms August-September.
Helleborus – (Hellebore) Shade. 18-24” evergreen plants flowers FebruaryApril. Gold, rose pink, violet.
Helliopsis – (Orange Sunflower) Sun to part shade. Oxeye. Blooms JulyAugust. 3’.
Hemerocallis – (Daylily) Sun to part shade. Dependable perennial with
showy flowers. June to frost. 15”-32” pink, red, orange, yellow.
Heuchera – (Coral Bells) Sun to part shade. Dainty bell shaped flowers.
May to July. 18-24”.
Hibiscus – (Rose Mallow) Sun to part shade. Huge flowers, maple like
leaves. Grow 4-5’. Blooms August-September.
Hosta – (Plantain Lily) Sun or shade. Excellent for borders, spikes of flowers
in summer. 12-24” blue and white.
Houttuynia – (Chamelon) Shade. Bright leaves splashed yellow and red.
Some morning sun gives better color. Vigorous spreader. 4” high.
Hypericum – (St. John’s Wort) Sun to part shade. Evergreen for rock
garden or ground cover blooming May to July. 6-12” yellow.
Iberis – (Candytuft) Sun. Evergreen for rock garden or ground cover with
color April to May. 10” white.
Incarvillea – (Hardy Gloxinia) Sun to part shade. Blooms late spring.
TENDER!
Iris germanica – (German or Bearded Iris) Sun. Blooms late spring. 2-3’.
Iris pumilla – (Dwarf Iris) Sun. Dwarf version of bearded Iris. Blooms April
to May. 6-8”.
Iris sibirica – (Siberian Iris) Sun. Tall, narrower petals, good for cutting.
Blooms May to June. 32-42”.
Knautia – (Bachelor’s Button) Sun. Similar to Scabiosa. Blooms June-
Physostegia – (Obedient Plant) Sun to part shade. Spikes of trumpet-like
September. 30” lavender, dark red flowers.
Kniphofia – (Red Hot Poker) Sun. Striking flower for cutting blooms late
summer. 2-3’ red-yellow.
Lamiastrum – (Golden Dead Nettle) Shade to part shade. Mound forming
foliage. 12” yellow.
Lamium – (Dead Nettle) Part to full shade. Ground cover or contrast plant.
Flowers April to July. 48” white or pink.
Lavandula – (Lavender) Sun. Fragrant deep purple blooms. Narrow,
toothed silvery leaves.
Lavatera – (Tree Mallow) Sun. Wide bushy habit. Blooms July-October. 4-5’
white flowers with pink centers.
Lathyrus – (Hardy Sweet Pea) Sun to part shade. Hardy climbing vine
flowering July to August.
Leontopodum – (Edelweiss) Sun. Booms early summer.
Leucanthemum – (Shasta Daisy) Sun. Large flowering daisies great for
cutting. Blooms early to late summer. 24-30” white.
Lewisia – (Bitter Root) Part Shade. Blooms begin in May, rebooms until
August. 4-6” Evergreen rosette, white, yellow, pink and salmon.
Liatris – (Gayfeather) Sun. Large Spikes of flowers perfect for cutting July to
September. 24-36” purple, white and rose.
Ligularia – (Ragwort) Part sun to shade. Large leaves with long leaf stalks
and unique daisy-like flowers. Prefers moist areas.
Lilium – (Asiatic Lily) Sun. Hybrid lilies, beautiful border plants and cut
blowers. Bloom June to August.
Linum – (Flax) Sun. Dainty flowers with fine textured foliage blooms all
season. 24” blue, white.
Lobelia – (Cardinal Flower) Sun to part shade. Spikes of flowers from July
to September. 36” red.
Lunaria – (Money Plant) Sun to part shade. Seed pods form on these
plants, best for dried arrangements. July to August. 24”.
Lychnis – (Maltese Cross) Sun. Large clusters of flowers in June to July.
36” red and rose pink.
Malva – (Rose Mallow) Sun to part shade. Big bushy plant, blooms on 3-4’
stems. July-October. As many as fifty stems covered with soft pink flowers.
Monarda – (Bee Balm) Sun to part shade. Fragrant flower attracts
hummingbirds and bees. Blooms June to July 24-48” scarlet, pink, white,
lavender.
Myosotis – (Forget-Me-Not) Sun to part shade. Blooms May to June. 6-8”
blue, pink, white.
Nepeta – (Catmint) Sun. Compact and uniform habit. Blooms JuneSeptember. 1’ blue flowers.
Oenothera – (Evening Primrose) Sun. Blooms June to August. 3’ with 4”
yellow flowers.
Paeonia – (Peony) Sun to part shade. Most popular shrubby plant, large
flowers bloom June to August. 24-36” pink, red, white
Pachysandra – (Japanese Spurge) Part shade to shade. Evergreen
groundcover.
Papaver nudicle – (Iceland Poppy) Sun. Long flowering compact plants.
Good cut flowers. May-July. 10-12” white, orange, pink, yellow.
Papaver orientale – (Oriental Poppy) Sun. Bright crepe paper-like flowers
blooming May to June. 2-3’ red, scarlet, orange, salmon.
Penstemon – (Beard Tongue) Sun to part shade. Spikes of tubular flowers.
June to July. 20-36” pink and scarlet.
Perovskia – (Russian Sage) Loose open clump of silver foliage with
hundreds of tiny lavender flowers. Fragrant. Needs good drainage. 3-5.’
Phlox paniculata – (Garden Phlox) Sun. Sturdy, upright form. In July and
August it bears flowers in shades of white, coral, pink, red, lavender, and violet,
sometimes with a lighter or darker eye. 2-4’.
Phlox subulata – (Ground Phlox) Sun. Perfect ground cover for rock
garden, slopes, borders. April to May 4-6” blue, pink, red, white.
Physalis – (Chinese Lantern) Sun. Showy orange pods for dried flowers.
July to August. 20”.
flowers bloom July to September. 24” pink or white.
Platycodon – (Balloon Flower) Sun. Blooms June until frost. 18-36” blue,
pink, white.
Polemonium – (Jacob’s Ladder) Sun to part shade. Dainty bell shaped
flowers, fern-like foliage. April to May. 24” blue or white.
Primula acaulis – (Primrose) Sun to part shade. Good plant for shade
areas. April to June. blue, red, yellow, white.
Pulmonaria – (Lungwort) Shade. 12” long leaves, dappled silver spots.
Blooms in April with graceful clusters of rosy buds on 12” stems open to flowers
that start pink and age to deep blue.18”.
Rudbeckia – (Black Eyed Susan) Sun to part shade. Large daisy with dark
centers. August to September. 24”.
Sagina – (Moss) Partial to full shade. Dense moss-like mass with tiny flowers
in spring. 3” green/white flowers.
Salvia – (Meadow Sage) Sun. Spikes of flowers. June to July. 2’ blue and
pink.
Scabiosa – (Pin Cushion Daisy) Sun. Large flowers. 30” blue, lavender,
pink, white.
Sedum – (Stonecrop) Sun. Most varieties grow in dry soil. Unusual flowers
spring to fall. 4-24”.
Sempervivum – (Hens and Chicks) Sun. Low growing evergreen
succulents. Summer blooms. Rock garden favorite. 3”.
Sidalcea – (False Mallow) Sun. Lacy flowers on an erect 3’ stalk. Blooms in
summer. Rose, white and pink.
Silene – (Catchfly) Grows to 6” in a rosette, rosy-purple flowers.
Solidago canadensis – (Goldenrod) Sun. 3-4’ with long arching golden
yellow sprays. Blooms August-October.
Stachys – (Lamb’s Ear) Sun. Soft silver gray foliage, attractive accent plant,
blooms July. 12-18” purple flower.
Statice – (Sea Lavender) Sun. Cut or dried flower. Blooms June to August.
Silver white sprays. 18-20”.
Tradescantia – (Spiderwort) Sun to part shade. Native grasslike plant.
Blooms June-July. 15-18” blue, white or red.
Trollius – (Globe Flower) Dark yellow butter cups on 20” plants. Blooms
May to June.
Veronica – (Speedwell) Sun to part shade. Good border plant with spikes of
long flowering blooms. 15-20” Rose, blue, white.
Viola – (Johnny Jump-up) Sun to part shade. Tiny pansy like flowers. Rock
garden plant. Purple-yellow.
Vinca minor – (Myrtle) Part Shade to Shade. Evergreen groundcover with
periwinkle blue flowers in summer.
During our busy months we receive fresh merchandise daily. We
carry a wide variety of plant material in various sizes and colors.
Please call for our latest availability and specific pricing.
Quart
1 gallon Round
Jumbo Square
Classic Round
8” Pot
Ground Cover ½ Flat
2 gallon
Landscape Size
Retail
$7.98
$11.98
$11.98
$14.98
$14.98
$16.98
$19.98
$24.98
Larger sizes available in select varieties. Prices on specialty plants
subject to change. Additional discounts available for large quantities.
ANNUALS
TROPICALS
SPRING
Pansy
SUMMER
Argyranthemum
Begonia
Brachycombe
Calibrachoa
Coleus
Dahlia
Diascia
Dusty Miller
Fuchsia
Geranium (Pelargonium)
Helichrysum
Impatiens
Lobelia
Marigold
Nasturtium
Nicotiana
Petunia
Potato Vine
Scaevola
Sunflower
Torenia
Vinca
FALL
Aster
Chrysanthemum
Bacopa
Bidens
Browallia
Cleome
Cosmos
Dianthus
Dicondra
Euphorbia
Gazania
Gerbera
Heuchera
Lantana
Lobularia
Morning Glory
New Guinea Impatiens
Osteospermum
Portulaca
Salvia
Snapdragon
Sunpatiens
Verbena
Zinnia
Ornamental Cabbage & Kale
Ornamental Peppers
SPIKES & GRASSES
Cordyline
Dracaena
Purple Fountain Grass
We receive shipments daily in season and can order larger quantities
with a few days’ notice.
6-pak Annuals
3” Accent Plants
4” Accent Plants
4.5” Proven Winners
6” Summer Annuals
Quart Summer Annuals
6”, 8” & 12” Mums
6” Fall Annuals
Retail
$3.48
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$5.98
$6.98
$6.98
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Call for pricing
Hanging Baskets
Up to 14” Combo Baskets
$19.98 - $59.98
Canna
Croton
Dipladenia
Eugenia
Gardenia
Hibiscus
Jasmine
Mandevilla
HERBS & VEGETABLES
We carry a wide variety of 4” vegetables, including Chef Jeff’s, dozens
of varieties of heirloom tomatoes, and a huge selection of herbs. We
also have large patio pots of vegetables and hanging tomatoes and
peppers.
6-pak
4” Vegetables
4” Herbs
1 gal. Herbs
Patio Pots Vegetables
Retail
$3.48
$3.98
$4.98
$12.98
Call for pricing
BULK PRODUCTS
BAGGED PRODUCTS
****All Bulk Products Sold By Cubic Yard****
Coast of Maine
Bar Harbor Potting Soil 2 cu ft
Bar Harbor Potting Soil 1 cu ft
Bar Harbor Potting Soil 16 qt
Bar Harbor Potting Soil 8 qt
Quoddy Blend Lobster Compost 1 cu ft
Penobscot Blend Planting Mix 1 cu ft
Coobscook Blend Garden Soil 1 cu ft
Dark Harbor Enriching Mulch 1 cu ft
Retail
$15.98
$9.98
$7.98
$5.98
$9.98
$9.98
$9.98
$7.98
Jolly Gardner
Black Mulch 2cu ft
Dark Mulch 2 cu ft
Pine Mulch 2 cu ft
Hemlock Mulch 2 cu ft
Red Mulch 2 cu ft
Cedar Mulch 2 cu ft
Playground Mulch 2 cu ft
Topsoil 1cu ft
Potting Soil 1cu ft
Composted Cow Manure 40 lbs
Dehydrated Cow Manure 40 lbs
Premium Garden Soil 2 cu ft
Premium Garden Soil 1 cu ft
Premium Potting Mix 2 cu ft
Premium Potting Mix 1 cu ft
Tree & Shrub Mix 1 cu ft
Lawn Soil 1 cu ft
Moisture Mate P-Soil 1 cu ft
Peat Moss 3.8 cu ft
Peat Moss 2.2 cu ft
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Mulch
Retail 20+ yd Del
Midnight Black
$47.50 $39.00
Rich black enhanced mulch
Dark Pine
$40.00 $36.50
Softwood blend medium to dark brown color
Dark Pine/Compost
$49.00 $44.00
Our dark pine fortified with 100% organic compost
Red Hemlock
$48.00 $40.00
Enhanced red hemlock/spruce mix
Aged Hemlock
$48.00 $40.00
Natural dark brown burgundy color, very fine
Playground Chips
$40.00 $35.00
Certified & tested, natural golden brown color
***Full trailer load direct ship pricing available depending on location***
Soil
Super Loam
Mix of ¾” screened loam and compost
Screened Loam
¾” screened loam
Organic Compost
*Brick Ends Farm* ½” screened Compost
$36.00
$29.00
$32.00
$27.00
$40.00
$35.00
Stone
¾” Crushed Stone
$34.00
Bluish/grey color
⅜” Crushed Stone
$34.00
Bluish/grey color
1 ½” Crushed Stone
$38.00
Bluish/grey color (Delivery only)
Economy ¾” Crushed
$26.00
Mixed color; great for backfill
Stone Dust
$32.00
Pulverised crushed stone, blue/grey color
Road Pack
$32.00
Blue/grey color, mix of ¾” to stone dust
¾” Round Stone
$46.00
Tan/brown colors
⅜” Round Stone
$44.00
Tan/brown colors
1 ½” Washed stone
$49.00
Tan/brown color, round
Mason Sand
$45.00
Fine sand used for mortar or playsand
Concrete Sand
$30.00
Coarse sand for patios and backfill
Crushed Clam Shells
$56.00
Roughly ¾” crushed, becomes very white after put down
$28.00
$28.00
$33.00
$24.00
$27.00
$27.00
$40.00
$38.00
$40.00
$37.00
Stone & Sand
3/4 Drainage Rock .5 cu ft
Step 1 Road Pack .5 cu ft
Step 2 Stone Dust .5 cu ft
Playsand 50 lbs
Pea Gravel .5 cu ft
RIver Pebbles .5 cu ft
Pond Stone .5 cu ft
MIni Marble Chips .5 cu ft
¾ Marble Chips .5 cu ft
$5.98
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We offer a wide range of specialized soil mixes and stone
products not listed here. Please call or visit our store for pricing
and availability.
$26.00
SOD
$42.00
* We receive fresh sod every Saturday morning (spring–early summer)
* Available Monday – Saturday for all orders over 1000 sq ft
* Roll size is 2’x5’; 50 rolls per pallet/500 sq ft per pallet
* $15.00 deposit fee for all sod pallets
* Sod is non-returnable and not guaranteed
* Large Rolls are available with proper notice
Sod Roll
$4.98 ea
Please pre-order quantities by Thursday for guaranteed Saturday
availability.
SALT TOLERANT PLANTS
Trees & Shrubs
Acer tataricum – Tatarian Maple
Aesculus x carnea – Red Horse Chestnut
Aronia arbutifolia - Chokeberry
Betula nigra – River Birch
Buddleia sp. – Butterfly Bush
Buxus microphylla – Littleleaf Boxwood
Callicarpa americana – Beautyberry
Calluna sp., Erica sp. – Heather/Heath
Caryopteris – Bluebeard
Chaenomeles sp. – Quince
Chamaecyparis pisifera – False Cypress
Clethra alnifolia – Summersweet
Cornus sericea – Redosier Dogwood
Cotoneaster sp. – Cotoneaster
Cryptomeria japonica – Japanese Cedar
Cytisus sp. – Scotch Broom
Fraxinus sp. – Ash
Ginkgo biloba – Ginkgo
Gleditsia triacanthos – Honey Locust
Gymnocladus dioicus – Kentucky Coffeetree
Heptacodium – Seven Sons Flower
Hibiscus syriacus – Rose of Sharon
Hydrangea macrophylla – Bigleaf Hydrangea
Hypericum – St. John’s Wort
Ilex crenata – Japanese Holly
Ilex glabra – Inkberry
Ilex opaca, Ilex x meservae – American & Blue Hollies
Juniperus sp. – Juniper
Juniperus virginiana – Eastern Red Cedar
Koelreuteria paniculata – Goldenrain Tree
Leucothoe sp. – Leucothoe
Ligustrum sp. – Privet
Larix sp. – Larch
Liquidambar styraciflua – Sweetgum
Lonicera sempervirens – Honeysuckle Vine
Magnolia virginiana – Sweetbay Magnolia
Malus - Crabapple
Myrica pensylvanica – Northern Bayberry
Nyssa sylvatica – Tupelo
Picea glauca – White Spruce
Picea pungens – Colorado Spruce
Pieris floribunda – Mountain Andromeda
Pinus mugo – Mugo Pine
Pinus nigra – Austrian Pine
Pinus sylvestris – Scotch Pine
Pinus thunbergii – Japanese Black Pine
Platanus x acerifolia – Planetree
Potentilla sp. – Cinquefoil
Prunus cistena – Sand Cherry
Prunus maritima – Beach Plum
Pyrus calleryana – Flowering Pear
Quercus palustris – Pin Oak
Quercus rubra – Red Oak
Rosa rugosa – Beach Rose
Salix alba – Weeping Willow
Spirea japonica – Spirea
Syringa reticulata – Japanese Tree Lilac
Syringa vulgaris – Common Lilac
Taxus cuspidata – Japanese Yew
Thuja occidentalis – Arborvitae
Vaccinium – Blueberry
Viburnum dentatum – Arrowwood Viburnum
Viburnum opulus – Cranberry Bush Viburnum
Vitex agnus-castus – Chaste Tree
Yucca filamentosa - Yucca
Vines
Campsis radicans – Trumpet Vine
Clematis paniculata – Sweet Autumn Clematis
Hydrangea anomala – Climbing Hydrangea
Parthenocissus quinquefolia – Virginia Creeper
Schizophragma hydrangeoides – Flase Hydrangea
Wistera - Wistera
Perennials & Ground Covers
Achillea – Yarrow
Ajuga – Carpet Bugle
Anemone – Windflower
Aquilegia – Columbine
Arabis – Rock Cress
Arctostaphylos uva-ursi – Bearberry
Armeria – Thrift
Artemesia – Wormwood
Aster – Michaelmas Daisy
Astilbe – Feather Flower
Baptisia – False Indigo
Brunnera – Bugloss
Cimicifuga – Bugbane
Coreopsis – Tickseed
Delphinium – Larkspur
Dianthus – Sweet William
Dicentra – Bleeding Heart
Digitalis – Foxglove
Echinops – Globe Thistle
Euphorbia – Spurge
Gaillardia – Blanket Flower
Gypsophila – Baby’s Breath
Hedera helix – English Ivy
Hemerocallis – Daylily
Heuchera – Coral Bells
Hosta – Plantain Lily
Iris – German & Siberian Iris
Kniphofia – Red Hot Poker
Monarda – Bee Balm
Nepeta – Catmint
Pachysandra – Pachysandra
Paeonia – Peony
Papaver – Poppy
Penstemon – Beard Tongue
Perovskia – Russian Sage
Phlox – Phlox
Platycodon – Balloon Flower
Polemonium – Jacob’s Ladder
Rudbeckia – Black Eyed Susan
Salvia – Meadow Sage
Sedum – Stonecrop
Sempervivum – Hens & Chicks
Stachys – Lamb’s Ear
Thymus – Thyme
Veronica – Speedwell
Vinca - Myrtle
Grasses
Ammophilia – Beach Grass
Calamagrostis – Feather Reed Grass
Chasmanthium – Northern Sea Oats
Elymus – Blue Lyme Grass
Festuca – Elijah Blue Fescue
Helictotrichon – Blue Oat Grass
Miscanthus – Maiden Grass
Panicum – Switchgrass
Pennisetum – Fountain Grass
SHADE TOLERANT PLANTS
Trees & Shrubs
Acer griseum – Paperbark Maple
Acer rubrum – Red Maple
Acer saccharum – Sugar Maple
Acer palmatum – Japanese Maple
Amelanchier sp. – Serviceberry
Aronia arbiutifolia - Chokeberry
Azalea sp. – Azalea
Buxus sp. – Boxwood
Callicarpa – Beautyberry
Calycanthus floridus – Sweetshrub
Carpinus sp. – Hornbeam
Cercis canadensis – Eastern Red Bud
Cephalotaxus sp. – Japanese Plum Yew
Chamaecyparis obtusa – Hinoki Cypress
Chionanthus virginicus – Fringetree
Cornus sp. – Dogwood
Corylus sp. – Hazelnut
Daphne sp. – Daphne
Fothergilla sp. – Fothergilla
Enkianthus sp. – Enkianthus
Euonymous fortunei - Euonymous
Fagus sylvatica – European Beech
Hamamelis sp. – Witchhazel
Heptacodium – Seven Sons Flower
Hydrangea macrophylla – Bigleaf Hydrangea
Hydrangea querciifolia – Oakleaf Hydrangea
Hypericum sp. – St. John’s Wort
Ilex sp. – Holly
Itea sp. – Sweetspire
Kalmia latifolia – Mountain Laurel
Leucothoe sp. – Leucothoe
Lindera benzoin - Spicebush
Microbiota decussata – Russian Carpet Cypress
Oxydendrum arboretum - Sourwood
Pieris sp. – Andromeda
Rhododendron sp. – Rhododendron
Rhus aromatica – Fragrant Sumac
Schizophragma – False Hydrangea
Stewartia sp - Stewartia
Styrax japonicus – Japanese Snowbell
Taxus sp. – Yew
Thuja sp. – Arborvitae
Tsuga canadensis – Hemlock
Vaccinium sp. – Blueberry
Viburnum sp. – Viburnum
Vines
Clematis paniculata – Sweet Autumn Clematis
Partenocissus tricuspidata – Boston Ivy
Hydrangea anomala – Climbing Hydrangea
Schizophragma hydrangeoides – Flase Hydrangea
Polygonum aubertii – Silver Lace Vine
Perennials & Ground Covers
Aconitum – Monkshood
Ajuga – Carpet Bugle
Alchemilla – Landy’s Mantle
Anemone – Windflower
Aruncus – Goat’s Beard
Asarum – Ginger
Astilbe – Feather Flower
Brunnera – Bugloss
Campanula – Bell Flower
Chelone – Turtle Head
Convallaria – Lily of the Valley
Digitalis – Foxglove
Doronicum – Leopard’s Bane
Epimedium – Barrenwort
Ferns
Geranium – Cranesbill
Helleborus – Hellebore
Hemerocalis – Daylily
Lamium, Lamiastrum – Dead Nettle
Ligularia – Ragwort
Pulmonaria – Lung Wort
Polemonium – Jacob’s Ldder
Tiarella – Foamy Bells
Grasses
Calamagrostis – Feather Reed Grass
Carex – Sedge
Chasmanthium – Sea Oats
Hakonechloa – Japanese Forest Grass
SMALL ORNAMENTAL TREES
Acer palmatum – Japanese Maple
Amelanchier – Serviceberry
Betula nigra – Fox Valley Dwarf
Betula pendula – Trost Dwarf
Betula pendula – Serpentine Form Young’s Weeping
Campsis radicans – Tree Form Trumpet Vine
Cercis canadensis – Red Bud
Chionanthus virginicus – Fringetree
Cornus florida – Flowering Dogwood
Cornus kousa – Kousa Dogwood
Cotinus – Smokebush
Fagus sylvatica – Weeping Purple Beech
Heptacodium miconoides – Seven Sons Flower
Hibiscus syriacus – Rose of Sharon
Hydrangea paniculata – Tree Form Panicle Hydrangea
Laburnum watereri – Golden Chain Tree
Magnolia sp. – Magnolia
Malus sp. – Crabapple
Prunus ceracifera – Purple Leaf Plum
Prunus subhirtella & hybrids – Weeping Cherry
Physocarpus – Tree Form Ninebark
Rosa – Tree Form Rose
Sambucus nigra – Tree Form Elderberry
Salix caprea – French Pussy Willow
Salix integra ‘Hakuru Nishiki – Tree Form Dappled Willow
Stewartia koreana – Stewartia
Styrax japonica - Snowbell
Syringa meyeri – Tree Form Dwarf Korean Lilac
Syringa patula – Tree Form Miss Kim Lilac
Syringa vulgaris – Common Lilac, Canadian Lilac
DEER FAVORED PLANTS
We DO NOT recommend planting the following trees and shrubs in
areas where deer browsing is a problem:
Trees & Shrubs
Abies sp. – Fir
Azalea sp. – Evergreen Azaleas
Cedrus atlantica – Cedar
Chamaecyparis nootkanensis – Weeping Alaskan Cedar
Chamaecyparis obtusa – Hinoki Cypress
Cupressocyparis leyandii – Leyland Cypress
Euonymous fortunei – Euonymous
Hydrangea sp. – Hydrangea
Ilex sp. – Holly (except for Inkberry)
Rhododendron sp. – Rhododendrons (except for PJM)
Salix sp. – Willow
Taxus sp. – Yew
Thuja occidentalis – Eastern Arborvitae
Thuja plicata – Western Arborvitae (Better than T. occidentalis but may be
eaten in areas with heavy browsing)
Perennials, Groundcovers & Bulbs
Armeria – Thrift
Crocus – Crocus
Delphinium – Larkspur
Echinacea – Coneflower
Helianthus – Sunflower
Heliopsis – Orange Sunflower
Hemerocallis – Daylily
Iberis – Candytuft
Leucanthemum – Shasta Daisy
Lilium – Asiatic Lily
Lobelia – Cardinal Flower
Lupinus – Lupine
Phlox – Phlox
Sedum – Stonecrop
Tulipa - Tulip
NOTE: In extreme winters, deer have been known to eat even the most
deer resistant plants, such as spruce. We strongly recommend deer
protection on evergreen specimen plants, screens and hedges.
DROUGHT TOLERANT PLANTS
Trees & Shrubs
Abies concolor
Aronia arbutifolia – Chokeberry
Buddleia sp. – Butterfly Bush
Buxus sp. – Boxwood
Calluna sp. & Erica sp. – Heather & Heath
Carpinus sp. – Hornbeam
Caryopteris sp. – Bluebeard
Chaenomeles sp. – Quince
Cotinus coggygria – Smokebush
Cotoneaster sp. – Cotoneaster
Cytisus sp. – Scotch Broom
Daphne sp. – Daphne
Euonymous sp. Euonymous
Ginkgo biloba – Ginkgo
Gleditsia triancanthos – Honey Locust
Hamamelis sp. – Witch Hazel
Hydrangea paniculata – Panicle Hydrangea
Hybiscus syriacus – Rose of Sharon
Hypericum sp. – St. John’s Wort
Itea virginica – Sweetspire
Juniperus sp. – Juniper
Microbiota decussate – Russian Carpet Cypress
Philadelphus sp. – Mockorange
Physocarpus sp. – Ninebark
Picea omorika – Serbian Spruce
Picea pungens – Colorado Spruce
Pinus sp. – Pine
Platanus x acerifolia – Plant Tree
Potentilla sp. – Cinquefoil
Prunus maritime – Beach Plum
Rosa rugosa – Beach Rose
Quercus – Oak
Spiraea sp. – Spirea
Yucca filamentosa - Yucca
Zelkova serrata – Japanese Elm
Vines
Campsis radicans – Trumpet Honeysuckle
Polygonum aubertii – Silvwer Lace Vine
Perennials & Groundcovers
Arctostaphylos – Bearberry
Achillea – Yarrow
Arabis – Rock Cress
Artemesia – Wormwood
Asclepias – Butterfly Weed
Delosperma – Hardy Ice Plant
Dianthus – Sweet William
Echinacea – Cone Flower
Eryngium – Sea Holly
Euphorbia – Spurge
Gaillardia – Blanket Flower
Gypsophila – Baby’s Breath
Hemerocalis – Daylily
Iberis – Candytuft
Kniphofia – Red Hot Poker
Lavadula – Lavender
Liatrus – Gayfeather
Nepeta – Catmint
Perovskia – Russian Sage
Phlox subulata – Ground Phlox
Salvia – Sage
Sedum – Stonecrop
Sempervivum – Hens & Chicks
Solidago – Goldenrod
Thymus – Thyme
Veronica – Veronica
Grasses
Fountain Grass, Switch Grass, Fescue, Blue Oat Grass, Maiden Grass,
Beach Grass, Feather Reed Grass, Hardy Pampas Grass, Bluestem
PLANTS FOR WILDLIFE
(BU) Attracts Butterflies
(H) Attracts Hummingbirds
(BE) Attracts Bees
(BI) Attracts Birds
Trees & Shrubs
Acer rubrum – Red Maple (BE)
Aeculus pavia – Red Buckeye (H, BE)
Albizia julibrissen – Mimosa/Sillk Tree (H)
Amelanchier sp. – Serviceberry (BI, BE)
Aronia arbutifolia – Chokeberry (BI, BE)
Azalea sp. – Azalea (H, BE)
Buddleia sp. – Butterfly Bush (BI, BU, BE)
Callicarpa sp. – Beautyberry (BI)
Calluna sp. & Erica sp. – Heather & Heath (BE)
Caryopteris sp. – Bluebeard (BU, BE)
Ceanothus sp. – New Jersey Tea (BE)
Cephalanthus occidentalis – Buttonbush (BE)
Cercis canadensis – Redbud (BE)
Chaenomales sp. – Quince (H, BE)
Chionanthus virginicus – Fringetree (BI)
Cletha alnifolia – Summersweet (BU, BE)
Cornus florida – Flowering Dogwood (BI, BU)
Corylus avellana – Hazelnut (BI, BE)
Cotoneaster sp. – Cotoneaster (BE)
Cytisus – Scotch Broom (BE)
Deutzia – Deutzia (BE)
Enkianthus – Enkianthus (BE)
Genista lydia – Bangle (BE)
Heptacodium – Seven Sons Flower (BE)
Hibiscus syriacus – Rose of Sharon (BI)
Hypericum – St. John’s Wort (BE)
Ilex sp. – Holly (BI, BE)
Juniperus sp. – Juniper (BI)
Kolkwitzia amabilis – Beauty Bush (H, BU)
Ligustrum sp. – Privet (BI, BU, BE)
Lindera benzoin – Spicebush (BI, BU)
Liriodendron tulipifera – Tulip Tree (BE)
Malus sp. – Apple, Crabapple (BI, BE)
Myrica pensylvanica – Bayberry (BI)
Nyssa sylvatica – Tupelo (BI)
Philadelphus sp. – Mockorange (BE)
Physocarpus sp. – Ninebark (BE)
Pieris sp. – Andromeda (BE)
Potentilla sp. – Potentilla (BU, BE)
Prunus sp. – Cherry & Plum (BU, BE)
Prys sp. – Pear (BE)
Quercus sp. – Oak (BI)
Rhododendron sp. – Rhododendron (H, BU, BE)
Rosa sp. – Rose (BI, BU, BE)
Rubus sp. – Blackberry, Raspberry (BE)
Salix sp. – Willow (BI, BE)
Styrax japonica – Snowbell (BE)
Syringa sp. – Lilac (H, BU)
Taxus sp. – Yew (BI)
Tilia sp. – Linden (BE)
Vaccinium sp. – Blueberry (BI, BE)
Viburnum sp. – Viburnum (BI, BE)
Weigela sp. – Weigela (H, BE)
Vines
Campsis radicans – Trumpet Vine (H)
Clematis – Clematis (BE)
Lonicera – Honeysuckle (H, BE)
Parthenocissus quinquefolia – Virginia Creeper (BI)
Wisteria sp. – Wisteria (BU, BE)
Vitis – Grape (BI)
Achillea – Yarrow (BU)
Ajuga – Carpet Bugle (H, BE)
Aquilegia – Columbine (HU, BE)
Arcostaphylos uva-urisi – Bearberry (BI)
Armeria – Thrift (BE)
Asclepias – Butterfly Weed, Milkweed (H, BU, BE)
Aster – Michaelmas Daisy (BI, BU, BE)
Astilbe – Feather Flower (H)
Centaurea – Cornflower (BI, BE)
Coreopsis – Tickseed (BI, BU)
Delphinium – Larkspur (BU)
Dianthus – Sweet William (H, BU, BE)
Dicentra – Bleeding Heart (H)
Digitalis – Foxglove (H, BE)
Echinacea – Coneflower (H, BI, BU, BE)
Echinops – Globe Thistle (BI, BU, BE)
Eupatorium – Joe Pye Weed (BU, BE)
Gaillardia – Blanket Flower (BU)
Geranium – Cranesbill (BE)
Helleborus – Hellebore (BE)
Heuchera – Coral Bells (H)
Helianthus – Sunflower (BE)
Hemerocalis – Daylily (H, BU)
Iberis – Candytuft (BU, BE)
Iris sp. – Iris (BE)
Lamium – Dead Nettle (BE)
Lavandula – Lavender (BU, BE)
Leucanthemum – Daisy (BU)
Liatris – Gayfeather (BU)
Lillium – Asiatic Lily (H, BU)
Lobelia – Cardinal Flower (H, BI, BE)
Lupinus – Lupine (BU, BE)
Lythrum – Loosestrife (BU)
Monarda – Bee Balm (H, BI, BU, BE)
Nepeta – Catmint (BU)
Papaver – Poppy (BE)
Penstemon – Beard Tongue (H)
Perovskia – Russian Sage (BE)
Phlox – Phlox (BU)
Polemonium – Jacob’s Ladder (BE)
Primula – Primrose (BE)
Pulmonaria – Lungwort (BE)
Rudebckia – Black Eyed Susan (BI, BE)
Salvia – Meadow Sage (BE)
Scabiosa – Pincushion Daisy (BE)
Sedum – Stonecrop (BI, BU, BE)
Solidago – Goldenrod (BE)
Thymus – Thyme (BE)
Tradescantia – Spiderwort (BE)
Veronica – Speedwell (BE)
Grasses
Erianthus – Hardy Pampas Grass (BI)
Miscanthus – Maiden Grass (BI)
Panicum – Switch Grass (BI)
Pennisetum – Fountain Grass (BI)
NATIVE PLANTS
Trees & Shrubs
Abies balsamea – Balsam Fir
Acer rubrum – Red Maple
Acer saccharum – Sugar Maple
Amelanchier canadensis – Serviceberry
Aronia arbiutifolia - Chokeberry
Asimina triloba – Paw Paw
Calycanthus floridus – Sweetshrub
Campsis radicans – Trumpet Creeper
Carpinus carolina – Hornbeam
Carya sp. – Hickory (Pignut, Shagbark, Mockernut)
Ceanothus americanus – New Jersey Tea
Cercis canadensis – Eastern Red Bud
Cephalanthus occidentalis – Buttonbush
Cornus florida – Flowering Dogwood
Cornus amomum – Silky Dogwood
Cornus racemosa – Gray Dogwood
Cornus sericea – Redosier Dogwood
Diospyros virginiana – Common Persimmon
Enkianthus campanulata – Enkianthus
Fagus grandifolia – American Beech
Fraxinus pennsylvanica – Green Ash
Hamamelis virginiana – Witchhazel
Hydrangea querciifolia – Oakleaf Hydrangea
Hypericum prolificum – Shrubby St. John’s Wort
Ilex glabra - Inkberry
Ilex opaca – American Holly
Ilex verticillata - Winterberry
Itea virginica – Sweetspire
Juglans nigra – Black Walnut
Juniperus communis – Common Juniper
Juniperus virginiana – Eastern Red Cedar
Lindera benzoin - Spicebush
Liquidambar styraciflua – Sweetgum
Liriodendron tulipifera – Tulip Tree
Ostrya virginiana - Hophornbeam
Oxydendrum arboretum - Sourwood
Pinus resinosa – Red Pine
Pinus strobus – Eastern White Pine
Pinus virginiana – Virginia Pine
Platanus occidentalis - Sycamore
Prunus maritime – Beach Plum
Quercus alba – White Oak
Quercus rubra – Red Oak
Quercus pallustris – Pin Oak
Rhododendron maximum – Rosebay Rhododendron
Rhus aromatica – Fragrant Sumac
Salix discolor – Pussy Willow
Sambucus canadensis - Elderberry
Taxodium distichum – Bald Cypress
Taxus canadensis – Canadian Yew
Thuja occidentalis – Eastern Arborvitae
Tilia americana - Linden
Ulmus Americana – American Elm
Vaccinium angustifolium – Lowbush Blueberry
Vaccinium corymbosum – Highbush Blueberry
Viburnum dentatum – Arrowwood Viburnum
Viburnum trilobum – Cranberrybush Viburnum
Vines
Lonicera sempervirens – Trumpet Honeysuckle
Asarum – Ginger
Asclepias – Butterfly Weed, Milkweed
Arctostaphylos uva-ursi – Bearberry
Echinacea – Coneflower
Eupatorium – Joe Pye Weed
Hibiscus – Rose Mallow
Iris – Bearded Iris, Blue Flag Iris
Liatris – Gayfeather
Lobelia – Cardinal Flower
Lupinus – Lupine
Oenothera – Evening Primrose
Phlox – Woodland Phlox, Garden Phlox, Creeping Phlox
Polemonium – Jacob’s Ladden
Salvia – Meadow Sage
Sedum – Stonecrop
Solidagdo – Golden Rod
Tiarella – Foamy Bells
Trollius – Globeflower
Viola – Johnny Jump Up
Grasses
Ammophilia breviligulata – Beach Grass
Chasmanthum latifolium – Northern Sea Oats
Panicum virgatum – Switchgrass
NOTE: Please check with your local conservation commission for their
specific listing of acceptable plants for mandated native plantings.

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