Magnolia (Magnolia) x. loebneri (Merrill Magnolia)
This hardy Magnolia is a hybrid between M. kobus and M. stellata. Flowers are fragrant, white and star shaped. Prefers moist, well-drained soil.
- Height: 25'-30'
- Spread: 15'-20'
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This hardy Magnolia is a hybrid between M. kobus and M. stellata. Flowers are fragrant, white and star shaped. Prefers moist, well-drained soil.


Cinnamon scented rose with large, semi double flowers that are a deep shade of mauve. Medium sized with deep glossy green foliage. Minimal deadheading and pruning is required and its disease resistance make this a perfect addition to any landscape.

An excellent shrub rose which stands out in the landscape from the contrast between pure white blooms and very dark green foliage. It blooms from spring through fall, maintaining a compact habit. Exceptionally disease resistant.

This rose from Will Radler is one of the fragrant members of the family. It has a slightly more upright habit with bright yellow flowers that fade quickly to a pastel cream color. The yellow color stays more intense during cooler times of the year. Fast growing.

Groovy Grape has a rounded to upright habit with arching 8-10″ long rich, violet-purple flowers. Amazingly fragrant flowers will bloom into fall when deadheaded. Easily rejuvenated by pruning back to 12″ from ground, Groovy Grape is crown hardy in zone 5 and will flush from the base in spring.

Fragrant, clear blue flowers on upright stems average 6-8″ long. Psychedelic Sky has a rounded to upright, tidy habit, and flowering continues into fall if deadheaded. It is easily rejuvenated by pruning back to 12″ tall. Psychedelic Sky is crown hardy in zone 5 and will flush from the base in spring.

With a rounded to upright, tidy habit, Funky Fuchsia boasts dark green foliage and rich reddish-pink flowers that are fragrant and held upright. This Butterfly Bush blooms into fall if deadheaded and is easily rejuvenated by pruning back to 12″ tall. Funky Fuchsia is crown hardy in zone 5 and will flush from the base in spring.

A deciduous, irregularly shaped small tree that is great for use as a specimen and in naturalized areas. The exfoliating bark is tan in color and papery thin. The name ‘seven-son’ refers to the fact that most of the flower clusters contain seven blooms. In the summer, creamy white blossoms emerge from the tips of the branches and, shortly thereafter, the calyces turn a bright cherry red, resulting in another spectacular, eye-catching display.


Fiber Optics™ is a distinct improvement over the coarser Cephalanthus occidentalis that grows twice the size of this compact selection. Native from Florida to Mexico and north to Nova Scotia and Ontario, buttonbush is quite happy in moist conditions, tolerating flooding and wet spring soil. As such it is often used in wetland restoration work, along streams and pond banks. It’s also a great plant for low areas in the landscape that don’t dry out until late in the season. Pollinators love the fragrant, creamy white, ball-shaped flowers and many species of waterfowl eat the seed.

Adorable, round, deep pink buds are held in cluster of 5 to 30, opening to ruffly blossoms so full they almost hide the centers. Offers tremendous flower effect, like sunshine on a cloudy day. Backed by medium green foliage, proven to be highly resistant to black spot with little to no defoliation. Compact, upright habit with good repeat bloom, My Girl makes a dazzling color statement. Everyone’s talking about My Girl. Own root.








