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Dark green leaves with creamy white margins which become red in the fall. Bright red branches are very attractive for winter effect. Tolerates heavy soils. Upright and loose habit, becomes arching with age.
First Editions™ series. Naturally compact, bushy habit with vivid red stems. White spring flowers are followed by white berries that birds love. Medium green leaves that turn reddish purple in fall. Provides year round interest for any landscape.
A very tight branching, compact red twigged dogwood, with slender, deep green leaves tinged with red which turn crimson red in the fall. Clusters of white flowers bloom in mid spring and small blue fruits ripen mid to late fall attracting hungry birds.
A colorful and extremely hardy accent shrub with green summer foliage edged in creamy white; fall color in tones of red and bright strawberry red stems in winter; very versatile from a landscape perspective and quite carefree.
Loose, broad spreading shrub with red branches. Tolerates wet soils and shade. Twigs are bright red and provide excellent winter interest. Vigorous grower. Very adaptable. Fruit appears in early summer and persists through fall.
Compact, round shaped, dense, slow growth habit. Red stems and fine red bark with abundant white fruit. Vigorous suckering. Dark green summer foliage turns reddish purple in fall. Tolerates heavy soils.
Proven winners series ™. Compact, non suckering habit. Bright red stems provide winter interest. Excellent dwarf selection for smaller gardens. Tiny, fragrant, white flowers show in flat clusters in spring. Clusters of whitish berries in the fall. Excellent for perennial or shrub borders.
Vigorous, upright growing shrub with slender, spreading branches and glossy, dark green foliage that turns red in fall. Fine plant for borders and hedges, as well as screens and groupings. Attractive black berries late in summer.
Dense, mounded shrub with curving branches and abundant large bright red berries which persist through winter. Small dark green, rounded leaves. Useful as a foundation, rock garden, or groundcover plant. Very hardy.
Hardy, small spreading plant with small leaves and good burgundy fall color. Low mounding and arching habit. Dark green leaves. Improved resistance to fireblght and spider mites. Excellent in mass plantings or groupings, as a groundcover or foundation plant.
Deciduous, low-growing shrub with arching branches. This plant is covered in tiny bell shaped, white flowers in April to early May. Fine-textured, willow-like, fine textured leaves turn a deep reddish purple in fall.
A perennial, deciduous, graceful, low mounded shrub which is ideal for shady, native plant gardens. Bronze, green foliage with fragrant yellow flowers in summer. Tolerates dry, sandy soil and has excellent cold tolerance.
Compact. Dark green foliage with white variegation throughout the season. Yellow trumpet shaped flowers develop along the branches in early summer. Graceful arching branches. Best pruned in late winter once the change of extreme weather has passed. Excellent in a mass planting.
Excellent for hedges or specimen use. Brilliant fall color. Very adaptable. Full sun is required for best fall color.
Bluish green foliage turns beautiful shades of red and pink in the fall. Tolerates heavy pruning. Great for a low hedge or accent plant. Dense, mounding form.
Dense, spreading, fast growing semi-arching shrub with superior flower-bud hardiness. Beautiful bark green foliage with showy yellow flowers early spring. Good grower for shrub and border plantings.
Dense, hardy shrub with medium green leaves and bright yellow flowers. Full, dense habit. Very easy plant to grow. Good in border plantings, as a specimen, or groundcover.
Low growing, compact, flat topped shrub with bright green, fine textured leaves. Good for mass plantings, groundcover, or low hedges. Less flowers than larger forsythias, but better than many other groundcovers.
Bright yellow early spring flowers. Improved flower display compared to older varieties. Compact. Deer resistant. Good for cut displays. Heat Tolerant.
Smallest variety of the Show off ™ series. Dwarf and upright habit. Bright yellow, early spring flowers the entire length of each branch. They maintain their shape and require little pruning. Use it in a shrub border, or as a specimen in a small garden.
Also known as Dwarf Witch Alder. Slow growing, dense, upright rounded habit. Bottlebrush like clusters of small, white, fragrant flowers in spring. Blue green leaves in summer, turning to a color mix of yellows, oranges, and reds. Excellent plant for hedges and borders.
Excellent clinging vine for covering stone walls, arbors, trees, etc. Needs some sort of support. Glossy, dark green leaves. Flattened clusters of fragrant, white, lace-cap configured flowers in late spring to early summer. Best grown in well drained soil in part shade to full shade. Slower to establish, but quite vigorous thereafter.
Vigorous, hardy hydrangea with massive 12″ blooms – all season long. The blooms emerge lime green, changing to pure snowy white and fade to green. Flowers are held upright on large, sturdy, thick stems. Has up to 4x as many blooms than its parent – H. ‘Annabelle’. Great for mass plantings or incorporated into a woodland setting.
Vigorous, low growing, rounded shrub with large blooms. Thrives in shade and well drained moist soil. Flowers may be small the first year, normal size by the second year.
‘Diamond Rouge®’ has abundant, long lasting flowers on strong stems that start out white and progress to pink, raspberry red and finally wine red. Flowers start blooming in July and take on red coloration earlier in the season than other pink paniculatas.
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