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This deciduous shrub boasts a rounded habit with gracefully spreading branches, reaching a mature height of 10 to 15 feet and a similar spread. Known for its outstanding late-winter to early-spring display, it produces fragrant, bright yellow, strap-like flowers that...

Spreading, small evergreen shrub; fast growing. Dark Green leaves rolled and arranged in groups of threes along its stems. Abundant, bright magenta, bell-like flower clusters, blooming from June to September. Regular watering during dry weather.

Moderate growing evergreen shrub to about 4 to 6 feet. Hardy to about 0 degrees F. Full sun. Golden yellow edged leaves. Tiny, fragrant silvery flowers. Red fall fruit.

Herbaceous shrub. Foliage is a silver-grey. Upright growth habit. Dies back to the ground most winters. Fragrant deep blue flowers in late summer.

This evergreen shrub has a compact, upright habit, making it an excellent choice for hedges, borders, or as a specimen plant. Hardy in USDA zones 7-10, it thrives in moderate climates with recommended temperatures ranging from 15°F to 85°F. Its...

Slow growing, upright, pyramidal, evergreen shrub to about 8 to 10 feet by 6 to 8 feet or more. Hardy to about 0 degrees F. Best in partial shade. Magnificent, deep red, peony form bloom featuring a delightful fragrance.

Medium, compact, upright growing, evergreen shrub. This vigorous growing shrub is covered with red-pink, formal double flowers in late winter to early spring.

Upright, deciduous shrub. Flowers grow in clusters and are creamy white, from May to June. Foliage is dark green above and blue-green below. Fruit is green when young, then turning white. Does well in moist contitions.

Fast growing mounded, evergreen shrub. Dense, soft green glossy foliage held near the branch tips. Fragrant, white, orange blossom like flowers. Blooms in early spring, for an extended period.

This distinctive evergreen conifer displays a graceful, pyramidal habit with attractive silvery-blue foliage that provides year-round interest. Hardy in USDA zones 6-9, it thrives in moderate climates with recommended temperatures ranging between -10°F and 20°F. The finely textured needles have...

This conifer showcases a graceful upright, pyramidal habit with striking golden-yellow foliage that intensifies in the summer months. It is recommended for hardiness in zones 6 to 9, thriving in mild temperatures with full sun exposure for best coloration. While...

This compact evergreen shrub boasts a densely rounded habit, making it ideal for hedges, borders, or as a foundation plant. Recommended for hardiness zones 5-9, it thrives in moderate temperatures, withstanding both heat and cold within its range. This plant...

This narrow, upright evergreen shrub features a columnar habit, making it perfect for formal gardens, hedges, or as a vertical accent in landscapes. Hardy in Zones 5-9, it thrives in temperatures ranging from -20°F to 90°F. The dense, glossy green...

Low, compact evergreen shrub. Profusion of single, crimson blooms March-April. Best in part shade but can handle full sun if soil is kept moist. Leaves turn bronze in winter. 2'-4' T X 3'-5'W. ZN 6

Slow growing, compact broadly rounded plant to 2 to 4 feet high and wide. Hardy to about -15* F. Best in partial shade. Dark green glossy leaves. Pink flowers flowers in late April - early May. Best pruned after blooming...

Slow growing. upright, compact, evergreen shrub grows to 3 to 4 ft. Hardy to about -15* F. Best in partial shade. Large, fiery, orange-red or scarlet flowers bloom in mid spring. Foliage changes to brilliant orange-red in fall.

Slow growing, dwarf evergreen shrub to about 1-1/2 to 2 feet in 8 years. Hardy to about -10* F. Partial shade. Bright crimson flowers with dark blotches in spring. Excellent winter color with its bronze leaves.

Slow growing, compact broadly rounded plant to 2 to 4 feet high and wide. Hardy to about -15* F. Best in partial shade. Dark green glossy leaves. Beautifully waved and ruffled reddish purple flowers in mid spring. Best pruned after...

Stunning clusters of white flowers with a slight chartreuse flush. Blooms in spring. Evergreen foliage emerges a coppery bronze. Prune after flowering

This deciduous shrub features a compact, upright habit and thrives best in USDA hardiness zones 5 through 8. Preferring temperatures within the cool to moderate range, it flourishes in well-drained, acidic soils rich in organic matter. It is most notable...

Deciduous shrub or small tree that is vigorous, upright, and dense. Medium to dark green foliage turns orange in the fall. Flowers are small and white in clusters. Fruit following flowers are purple/black and juicy.

slow-growing to 10 feet in 6 yrs. Does well in shade or sun. Thrives in most soils. Spotted nicely, brighter in shade

Round yellow-green fruit. Cross between Concord and Lona. Great as a dry table wine. Used for gourmet juice, white wines, jams and preserves.

Long, loose to medium clusters. Round, firm, meaty, seedless. Red to grayish-pink. Tender skin; crisp juicy flesh. Pleasing, spicy sweet flavor. Fine table grape. Needs direct sun to develop maximum red color. Self fruitful. Almost disease free.

White grape. Seeded. Large, dense, well filled, compact clusters. Large, slipskin, egg-shaped green berries maturing to pale golden yellow. Muscat aroma and European muscat flavor.

Blue grape. Seeded. Clusters are large and loose. Sweet and juicy. Excellent quality with a distinctive muscat flavor. Non-slipskin grape.

Semi-evergreen groundcover. Spires of tiny, round, blue flowers all spring. Attracts butterflies and hummingbirds. Bronze foliage in the fall and winter.

Veronica 'Venice Blue' is a captivating perennial plant known for its compact, mounding habit, making it ideal for garden borders and container planting. This plant demonstrates excellent hardiness in USDA zones 4 to 8, thriving best in temperatures ranging from...

Spikes of dark blue flowers on a compact habit. Subtle fragrance. Long bloom time from spring to fall. Cut back to ensure reblooming. Excellent cut flower.

Early season blueberry that it is very vigorous, growing well on a wide variety of soils and more tolerant of wetter sites than any of the others. Fruit ripens in similar season to Duke, but the berries have better flavor....

Very large, sky blue berries with excellent flavor. Holds the title for world's largest blueberry. Can get up the size of a quarter. Has a long ripening season.

Upright vase shaped tree. Yellow fall color. Perfect for park setting or any planting site in need of a large impressive tree. Disease resistant.

Upright, pyramidal tree with attractive smooth, grey-green bark. Small dark green leaves turn a striking reddish purple to burgundy in fall. This variety will not seed. Resistant to Dutch elm disease.

Pale lavender flowers. Leaves are variegated with yellow and have lemon scent. Prefers well-drained soils.

HABIT: Medium growing, symmetrially pyramidal deciduous tree. --SIZE: to about 40' by 30'. --HARDINESS: Hardy to about -30 degrees F. --EXPOSURE: Full Sun --DESCRIPTION: Dark green leaves have yellow fall color.

This evergreen conifer exhibits a graceful, upright habit with attractive golden variegation on its glossy green, scale-like foliage, creating a striking appearance year-round. Recommended for hardiness in USDA Zones 5-8, it thrives in moderate temperatures and adapts well to slightly...