Duke Highbush Blueberry
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Duke Highbush Blueberry
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Sweet Emotion Blaze abelia provides a double dose of beauty in your growing season. It starts in spring when it bursts with fragrant pink blooms. These plentiful little flowers attract pollinators for weeks. Then, in fall, its foliage transforms i...
More DetailsSweet Emotion® Abelia is just the shrub to kickstart your heart - and your landscape. It's the hardiest abelia yet, growing where no abelia could grow before: in chilly USDA zone 4. It's also the most fragrant of any abelia, with white ...
More DetailsDiscovered by Cider Hill Farm of Vermont, this selection was chosen for its hardiness and intense fall color. Similiar to 'Bloodgood' in appearance and stature, this variety is hardy to zone 4 and changes to a much more intense red in the fall. More Details
Hot Chana Japanese Maple puts on a spectacular color display throughout the growing season. Its foliage emerges bright red before gradually softening to dusty green, while the tips remain red for added contrast. In fall, the brilliant red color retur...
More DetailsThis cross between Acer rubrum & Acer Saccharinum will knock your socks off with its combination of solid structure, attractive form & amazing fall color. It combines well the habit of Acer rubrum with the fast growth and adaptable nature ...
More DetailsThis improved pollinator favorite is one special plant! Milly Rock™ Rose is compact, sturdy, and flowers continuously from late spring to fall for months of enjoyment. Enjoy as a container plant or use in borders and beds. Provides excellent...
More DetailsThe perfect conversation piece for any garden, this vigorous, easy care vine will cover any fence or trellis with ease. It's twisting, vining branches are coated with lustrous, deep green foliage but the real bonus is the loads of small, 1" diamet...
More DetailsPlants that have any pink on their foliage are rare, which is one of the reasons that this hardy Kiwi is such a great landscape novelty. When young, this plant looks like any other green leaved vine on a trellis or fence. But, as the plant matures...
More DetailsThis fast growing vine always has landscape interest with plentiful, small, white bloom in spring, breathtaking white and pink irregularly variegated foliage and a flood of sweet, small, tasty fruit in summer. Easy to grow and perfect for screenin...
More DetailsFeathery ornamental fern that thrives in the shaded woodland garden. A great combo with thick leaved Hosta, Brunneras and other shade loving perennials.
... More DetailsThis cultivar offers improved resistance to leaf blotch disease along with beautiful pink flower panicles that brighten the landscape in spring....
More DetailsThis shiny bronze leaved Bugleweed will quickly become one of your favorites. 'Metallica' and other Ajuga are also called Carpet Bugle because of the dense carpet that it forms quickly by its spreading rhizomes. Its aggressive nature makes it a ke...
More DetailsTextured foliage creeps along in brilliant shades of pink, white and green. Flower spikes are deep blue, blooming May to June. Great color for a shade groundcover.
... More DetailsOur latest favorite! The tiny leaves are a rich, chocolate-brown color with hints of deep purple. Blue flower spikes arise in May, adding only two inches to the height of the plant. This miniature is perfect for small spaces or as a slow spreading...
More DetailsGray-green leaves are captivating when filled with droplets of a morning dew. A good edging plant or groundcover, it requires moist soil. Small yellow-green flowers produced in late spring.
... More DetailsDon't let the common name turn you off from this outstanding addition to any garden. While a member of the Onion family, the only crying this plant will cause is tears of joy when you see its fabulous, one of a kind bloom! The large 10" in diamete...
More DetailsFragrant, waxy light-pink buds open to tubular flowers with yellow inner lips and red throats, hanging in graceful 1' racemes from leafy stems in summer. Long, lance-shaped green leaves add a lush tropical feel, making it ideal for shady gardens,...
More DetailsCoral Chaos is a new variety from Cornell University that flowers from May until the first frost. Large, salmon pink flowers have speckles of brown at the base and yellow highlights throughout the petals. These Peruvian Lilies look beautiful...
More Details'Regent' is a compact, early-flowering Serviceberry which typically grows only 4-6' tall. April brings an explosion of frothy, 5-petaled, white flowers in showy clusters before the foliage appears. June will reward you with loads of edible berries...
More DetailsStanding Ovation™ welcomes spring with loads of white flowers that often age to edible berries in June. As the season continues, its dark green leaves put on a show, changing to shades of red and orange i...
More DetailsShowy white flowers appear in spring, followed by tasty purple berries that ripen in June. The hairless foliage and purple-tinged new growth add distinction, while its adaptability makes it a great choice for woodland settings, borders, hedges, or as...
More Details'Cumulus' Allegheny Serviceberry is a compact selection with an attractive oval habit, making it well suited for narrower spaces. Showy white flowers bloom in spring, followed by edible, bird-friendly dark fruit in summer and vibrant yellow, ...
More DetailsThis selection has great attributes that add to the formal or natural landscape. Spreading and multi-stem in habit, it has great winter bark characteristics, pure white spring bloom, bright red fall foliage, and bird attracting fruit. A real winner!...
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