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Rounded habit with glossy deep green foliage. Foliage stays green later in the fall than other viburnums before turning a brilliant orange red. Use for the shrub border, mass planting, or hedging.
Compact growth habit and erect branching. Orange red fruit, which turns to black, provides a nice display in summer and fall. Dark green foliage turns reddish purple in fall. Creamy white, flat topped flowers entirely envelop the plant in late April/early May. Tolerates dry soil.
Open, decidious shrub with an upright spreading habit. Covered with stunning, creamy white, flat top flowers at the end of branches in mid-spring. Very showy, abundant fruits from summer to fall. Smooth gray bark.
Dense, rounded form. Produces excellent fall color. Attractive green foliage resembles those of Maple leaves. Red berries persist into the winter.
Slow growing, semi-dwarf variety. Dense foliage is thick and heavy. Has excellent red fall color and holds its edible, showy red berries all winter. Large clusters of white flowers in late spring. Excellent plant for screening and informal hedging.
Compact plants are covered with, baseball size, snowball-like flowers that open with a tinge of green and quickly mature to pure white. Plants are tight in habit with dark green foliage that turns beautiful shades of cabernet in the fall.
Large clusters of fragrant, pink buds opening to white flowers. Upright, fully branched form can be used for a hedge, screen or accent plant. Glossy dark green leaves. Berries are not particularly showy, but attractive to birds.
Profuse clusters of dark red buds which open up to strongly fragrant white blossoms. Brilliant orange red fall color. Compact habit with spreading branches. Excellent for use as a shrub border or specimen plant. Disease resistant.
5″ snowball sized, fragrant flowers bloom in mid spring. Deciduous, large dark green leaves turn shades of red and purple in the fall. Prefers well drained soil and part shade. Open and rounded form.
Full rounded shrub with dark blue green leaves. Pink buds open to fragrant white flowers. Reddish to wine fall color. Slow growth habit.
Lustrous, wine red foliage emerges in the spring and lasts all the way until the fall. Perfect for sunny locations. Attractively arching branches are filled with clusters of rose pink funnel shaped flowers that often re-bloom throughout the summer.
Hot pink buds open to pink flowers in May. Reblooms until frost without deadheading. Attracts hummingbirds. Deer Resistant.
Profuse clusters of magenta pink flowers in mid to late spring, often repeat blooming on new growth as summer progresses. Bronze leaves have striking lime venation. Compact, dense, rounded habit. Excellent plant for foreground of shrub borders, or on banks. Prune after spring bloom, and only if needed for shaping.
Upright, rounded shape, with branches arching at maturity. Holds its flower color as it ages. Deciduous.
Dense clusters of 1″ funnel shaped pink blooms in late spring, often re-blooming through fall. Gracefully arching habit, with oval, variegated leaves (green with creamy white edges). Pest and disease resistant. Prune after flowering.
Part of the ‘My Monet’ series of re-blooming Weigelas. Upright habit with arching, fountain-like branches. Lipstick red flowers in spring contrasts nicely with dense, dark green foliage. Repeat flowers until frost without deadheading.
Glossy, burgundy and purple foliage highlighted by lime green midribs. Red buds eventually open pink to provide a nice contrast to the leaves, and great in cut arrangements. The rich purple intensifies as fall approaches.
Blooming in June on new growth, individual flowers are borne on long showy racemes and open in a lovely shade of dark lavender before fading. Summer Cascade™ is a beautiful flowering vine that can easily cover an arbor or pergola, creating a cool, shady place. Producing an interesting seedpod in late summer, this vine has lovely multi-season interests and is more reliably cold hardy than other wisteria.
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