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Common Name: Forsythia, White
Stiff and upright growing when young, developing arching branches and more symmetry with age. Clusters of fragrant white flowers in April along the stems before the leaves appear. Blooms concurrently with and is an alternative to Forsythia. Best when...
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Common Name: Fir, White
Pyramidal. Long, soft, bluish green needles. Suitable for city conditions: withstanding heat, drought and cold. The only Abies tolerant of air pollution. Native to the Rocky Mountains and adaptable for New England. Prefers acidic, moist but well drai...
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Common Name: Fir, Fraser
Narrow and pyramidal with glossy dark needles. Similar to the northern Balsam Fir but better adapted to our climate. Native to the Allegheny Mountains. Firs are generally well adapted to New England. They prefer acidic but moist well drained soils an...
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Common Name: Fir, Korean
Narrow, upright, fast growing and dense. Thick glossy needles with distinctive silvery white undersides. Attractive and reliable for New England landscapes. Firs are generally well adapted to New England. They prefer acidic but moist well drained soi...
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Common Name: Fir, Cork
Narrow pyramid, similar in appearance to Blue Spruce. Grows less than a foot a year. Soft, heavy-textured deep blue needles. Thick white corky bark when mature. Native to the mountains of the northwest USA. Has performed well in Hopkinton for 40 year...
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Common Name: Fir, Blue Noble
Slow growing and spreading when young, forming a large upright tree with downward arching branches when mature. Soft, curved, heavy-textured deep blue needles wrap the stems. Many cones. Firs are generally well adapted to New England. They prefer aci...
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Common Name: Aralia, Variegated Fiveleaf
Upright growing with stiffly arching stems, forming a rounded mound when mature. Stems are armed with one or two short thorns at each leaf junction. Bright green leaves with distinct creamy white borders. Grows well in a wide range of conditions, tol...
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Common Name: Maple, Hedge or Field
Dense, low-branched, rounded form. Vibrant yellow autumn color. Tolerates dry, compacted, and alkaline soils and will grow in clay....
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Common Name: Maple, Amur
A vigorous but compact growing form of the multistemmed tree with denser branching than the species. Small green leaves turn brilliant scarlet in autumn. This species is native to China and Japan, among the hardiest of the maples, and well suited to ...
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Common Name: Maple, Amur
Abundant winged seeds resemble a pair of bright red ballet slippers, June. Round, dense head. Bright red, orange and gold autumn foliage. This species is native to China and Japan, among the hardiest of the maples, and well suited to landscaping in N...
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Common Name: Maple, Paperbark
Upright growing small tree with bold, stocky branches, maturing to a rounded form. Unique cinnamon-brown bark exfoliates on trunk and branches to reveal a shiny coppery inner bark. Small three-lobed leaves are rich green in summer and bright coral-re...
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Common Name: Maple, Japanese
Synonym: 'Aconitifolium' A sturdy, broad, upright multistemmed tree with stout twigs and branches. Wide, deeply divided leaves are deep green in summer and brilliant scarlet shades in autumn. Stiff red twigs are prominent all winter. Easy to grow and one of the most distinct...
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Common Name: Maple, Full Moon Japanese
Vigorous, weeping specimen tree. Deeply cut, lacy green foliage turns a marvelous red-orange in autumn. Full sun....
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Common Name: Maple, Japanese
Vigorous, upright habit when young broadening with age. Multistemmed with green stems and leaves. Bright autumn color. Few plants can compare to the effect these choice cultivars create in the landscape. In winter the branching patterns are delicate ...
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Common Name: Maple, Japanese
Narrow, upright. Green foliage with white-coral-pink-orange margins, deep red branch tips. Few plants can compare to the effect these choice cultivars create in the landscape. In winter the branching patterns are delicate and intricate with bold upwa...
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Common Name: Maple, Japanese
This cultivar holds its red foliage color all summer and has become the industry "standard." When not planted in full sun, its leaves turn bronzy red as the season progresses. Brilliant red fall foliage. Few plants can compare to the effect these cho...
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Common Name: Maple, Japanese
Distinctly upright growing and twiggy. Delicate green ribbon-like leaves with white and pink margins, often variable branch to branch. Reversions to wider leaves should be removed. Yellowish foliage in fall. Slightly less winter tolerant than other c...
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Common Name: Maple, Japanese
Upright with arching branches. Deep purple-red foliage turns red in autumn. Faster growing than 'Bloodgood'. Few plants can compare to the effect these choice cultivars create in the landscape. In winter the branching patterns are delicate and intric...
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Common Name: Maple, Japanese
Leaves are large like those of 'Bloodgood' but with slightly more purplish pigment. Holds color well in heat. Faster growing than 'Bloodgood'. Full sun to part shade....
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Common Name: Maple, Japanese
Slow growing, dense and compact. One of the first Japanese Maples to leaf out each spring. The small, five-lobed leaves emerge pale yellow-orange, with brighter orange margins. Rich green summer foliage changes again to bright yellow-orange in the fa...
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Common Name: Maple, Japanese
New growth in spring and into summer is a unique, bright orange-yellow. Few plants can compare to the effect these choice cultivars create in the landscape. In winter the branching patterns are delicate and intricate with bold upward arching trunks a...
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Common Name: Maple, Japanese
Round-topped small tree. Green leaves in spring and summer with intense crimson fall color. Larger leaves are more sun tolerant than most Japanese Maples. Few plants can compare to the effect these choice cultivars create in the landscape. In winter ...
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Common Name: Maple, Coralbark
Synonym: 'Sango kaku' Distinctive red-coral colored bark, particularly striking in winter. Green foliage turns bright yellow in fall. Less cold and wind tolerant than other cultivars, requiring a protected planting location and annual maintenance. The effect of the bark i...
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Common Name: Maple, Japanese
Slow growing and wide. Reticulated yellow-green leaves with dark green veins all summer, turning reddish in fall. Few plants can compare to the effect these choice cultivars create in the landscape. In winter the branching patterns are delicate and i...
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Common Name: Maple, Japanese
Wide growing, upright. Leaves are small, emerge bright red pink in spring and become reddish green with occasional flecks of white by summer. Red and orange fall foliage. Few plants can compare to the effect these choice cultivars create in the lands...
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Common Name: Maple, Japanese
Foliage light red all summer, turning brilliant scarlet-red in autumn. Best summer foliage color requires full sun. Few plants can compare to the effect these choice cultivars create in the landscape. In winter the branching patterns are delicate and...
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Common Name: Maple, Cutleaf Japanese
Pendulous cascading habit. Grows twice as wide as tall. Finely and very deeply, doubly dissected, green leaves overlaid with dots, specks, and flecks of pale gold and cream. Rich gold autumn color. Delicate and intricate branching pattern creates win...
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Common Name: Maple, Japanese Cutleaf
An upright growing threadleaf maple. Bright green finely cut leaves turn gold and crimson in autumn. Upright arching branches. Few plants can compare to the effect these choice cultivars create in the landscape. In winter the branching patterns are d...
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Common Name: Maple, Japanese Cutleaf
Dwarf growing and spreading with delicate, feathery, deeply cut green foliage and arching branches. Brilliant fall foliage. Top-grafted on a 2 ft. stem. Few plants can compare to the effect these choice cultivars create in the landscape. In winter th...
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Common Name: Maple, Japanese Cutleaf
Dwarf growing and spreading. Long, delicate, fast growing branches arch upward and outward. Deeply cut, feathery dark red leaves fade only slightly in summer; brilliant red fall color. Best leaf color in full sun. Few plants can compare to the effect...
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Common Name: Maple, Japanese Cutleaf
Slow growing, wide and upright. Dark red serrated leaves all year. Vigorous. Best color in full sun. Few plants can compare to the effect these choice cultivars create in the landscape. In winter the branching patterns are delicate and intricate with...
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Common Name: Maple, Japanese Cutleaf
Slow growing but vigorous. Large, deeply dissected rich red leaves with an orange tone, most colorful when grown in full sun. Few plants can compare to the effect these choice cultivars create in the landscape. In winter the branching patterns are de...
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Common Name: Maple, Japanese Cutleaf
More upright than other cultivars but still cascading. Faster growing than most cutleaf maples. Very vigorous and sturdy. Bronze-red new growth. Deep burgundy foliage that retains its color all season. Large, seven-lobed dissected leaves up to 6" lon...
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Common Name: Maple, Japanese Cutleaf
Strongly pendulous branches on a wide spreading form. Dark purple-red dissected foliage color retained well all summer. Leaves turn fiery red in autumn. Few plants can compare to the effect these choice cultivars create in the landscape. In winter th...
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Common Name: Maple, Japanese Cutleaf
Dwarf growing and spreading. Strong red deeply dissected leaves. Maintains good color all season.
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Common Name: Maple, Japanese Cutleaf
Weeping. Purple foliage turns red in autumn. Grows to 12 feet wide. Few plants can compare to the effect these choice cultivars create in the landscape. In winter the branching patterns are delicate and intricate with bold upward arching trunks and w...
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Common Name: Maple, Striped
Narrow and upright growing native striped maple with green bark marked with white stripes when young. Mature bark is brownish gray. Large dark green leaves turn a clear yellow fall color. Prefers shade or partial shade and a moist rich soil. Relative...
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Common Name: Maple, Red or Swamp
Vigorous and well branched. Holds its green foliage and colors-up later in autumn than other Swamp Maples.
Tolerates wet soils. This species is one of the most familiar of our native trees. It welcomes the spring, often as early as March, with red f...
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Common Name: Maple, Red or Swamp
Broad oval crown. Medium green glossy foliage colors in late fall, turning brilliant crimson-red. Foliage is held on tree later than other Swamp Maples. Tolerates wet soils. This species is one of the most familiar of our native trees. It welcomes th...
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Common Name: Maple, Red or Swamp
Vigorous, upright oval crown. Dark green glossy foliage turns brilliant orange-red to red in fall. This was one of the first cultivars selected for clonal propagation. Tolerates wet soils. This species is one of the most familiar of our native trees....
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Common Name: Maple, Sugar
Thick dark green leaves turn golden yellow in autumn. This is the native species for which autumn foliage in New England has become world renown. A stately long-lived tree when properly sited but susceptible to salt damage when planted close to the s...
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Common Name: Maple, Sugar
Fast growing. Great heat tolerance. Brilliant orange-red autumn color. This is the native species for which autumn foliage in New England has become world renown. A stately long-lived tree when properly sited but susceptible to salt damage when plant...
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Common Name: Maple, Sugar
Dark green foliage turns to an outstanding orange-red fall color. More drought tolerant than other Sugar Maples. This is the native species for which autumn foliage in New England has become world renown. A stately long-lived tree when properly sited...
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Common Name: Maple, Sugar
Synonym: 'Bailsta' Fast growing with thick, leathery leaves. Fabulous fall color of brilliant red, yellow and orange. This is the native species for which autumn foliage in New England has become world renown. A stately long-lived tree when properly sited but susceptib...
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Common Name: Maple, Sugar
Uniform, upright oval crown. Large, thick, dark green foliage has thicker, waxier coating than typical Sugar Maples better enabling it to resist windburn and scorch. Orange and scarlet in fall. This is the native species for which autumn foliage in N...
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Common Name: Maple, Sugar
Fast growing, developing a symmetrical oval crown. Dark glossy foliage turns reddish orange in fall. This is the native species for which autumn foliage in New England has become world renown. A stately long-lived tree when properly sited but suscept...
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Common Name: Maple, Sugar
Typical sugar maple but slower growing, less than 6" per year. Upright and columnar when young. Excellent for topiary, patio, or smaller gardens. Brilliant orange-red autumn color. Sugar maples are the native species that has made New England world-r...
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Common Name: Maple, Sentry Sugar
Extremely narrow and upright with very narrow branch angles, this cultivar can be maintained at less than 6 ft wide. Dark green foliage turns shades of yellow-orange in autumn. The unusually narrow and upright silhouette provides winter interest. Ide...
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Common Name: Maple, Manchurian Striped
A cultivar of the Manchurian Striped Maple selected by Tim Brotzman in Ohio for extremely bright white markings along the stems and branches. Upright growing and narrow when young, broadening with age. Pale green 3-5 lobed leaves emerge early in spri...
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Common Name: Maple, Three Flower
Delicate and upright growing with fine-textured spreading branches, forming a rounded crown. Distinctive golden brown fissured bark, slightly exfoliating on young stems. Dark green leaves turn yellow and scarlet in late fall, often with a rosy pinkis...
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Common Name: Maple
Synonym: 'Jeffersred' A hybrid between Swamp Maple (A. rubrum) and Silver Maple (A. saccharinum) that captures the best features of each. Vigorous and fast growing with strong branching, but not brittle. Brilliant orange-red fall color. A good city tree that performs well...
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Common Name: Yarrow
Red flowers all summer. Green fern-like foliage. Rapid spreader. Cutting back after the first flush of bloom can extend the flowering season. Divide in spring. Spacing: 15"....
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Common Name: Yarrow
Dark red flowers mid June. Green fern-like foliage. Rapid spreader. Cutting back after the first flush of bloom can extend the flowering season. Spacing: 15"....
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Common Name: Yarrow
Deep wine-red flowers all summer. Green foliage. Cutting back after the first flush of bloom can extend the flowering season. Spacing: 15". ...[ More Information ]
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Common Name: Yarrow
Synonym: 'Lachsschoenheit' Light salmon flowers fading to cream. Green foliage. A Galaxy Hybrid. Cutting back after the first flush of bloom and watering during the hot days of summer can produce a new flush of flowers in the fall. Divide in early spring or fall. Adapt... [ More Information ]
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Common Name: Yarrow
Soft yellow flowers early summer. Silvery grey fern-like foliage. More tolerant of rainy and humid conditions. Cutting back after the first flush of bloom can extend the flowering season. Spacing: 15"....
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Common Name: Yarrow
Light yellow flowers all summer. Silvery gray foliage. A classic plant for the perennial border. Cutting back after the first flush of bloom can extend the flowering season. Spacing: 15"....
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Common Name: Monkshood
Synonym: x arendsii Large, intense blue flowers September–October. Dark green, deeply divided, attractive foliage. Self-supporting stalks. Prefers moist soil and part shade but will tolerate full sun with adequate moisture. All parts are poisonous. Spacing: 12–18"....
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Common Name: Monkshood
Violet-blue flowers July–August. Finely cut foliage. Prefers moist soil and part shade but will tolerate full sun with adequate moisture. All parts are poisonous. Spacing: 18"....
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Common Name: Kiwi, Hardy
Twining climber. Self-pollinator, flowers in June, fruit in October. Best in bright shade....
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Common Name: Fern -- Maidenhair
Lacy bright green foliage on dark, wiry branching stems. Few plants evoke woodlands more than ferns. Give them conditions similar to their preferred habitat: moist, humus rich soil and a shady spot. Ferns are deer resistant. Native. Spacing: 15-18"....
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Common Name: Horsechestnut, Cutleaf
Slow growing, medium sized tree with small deeply cut frilly leaves, similar to Aralia. White flowers, May-June. One or two blackish seeds inside spiny brown cases, September-October. Full sun....
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Common Name: Bottlebrush Buckeye
A vigorous growing, suckering and clump forming plant ideal for large areas, spreading many times as wide as high. Showy white flowers on large upright panicles in July. Dark green compound leaves turn yellow in fall. Large brown seeds are released f...
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Common Name: Bottlebrush Buckeye
Extra large white flowers, July. A vigorous growing, suckering and clump forming plant ideal for large areas, spreading many times as wide as high. Showy white flowers on large upright panicles in July. Dark green compound leaves turn yellow in fall....
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Common Name: Horsechestnut, Red
Fast growing and best suited for a large site. Prominent glossy reddish brown buds, stout, upright, coarse branches. Young plants tend to have irregular trunks. Early to leaf-out in the spring with large, compound, corrugated leaves. Pink flowers wit...
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Common Name: Horsechestnut, Red
Stout branches and stems, coarse appearance. Light pink flowers with a yellow throat. Faster growing than other pink flowering cultivars. Large, dark green, disease resistant compound foliage holds into late fall. Brown nuts....
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Common Name: Horsechestnut, Red
Large upright clusters of dark pink to red flowers, May. Brown nuts. Fast growing and best suited for a large site. Prominent brown buds on stout, upright, coarse branches. Young plants tend to have irregular trunks. Early to leaf out in the spring w...
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Common Name: Horsechestnut, Red
Large pyramidal clusters of flowers pink with yellow throat, May. Fast growing and best suited for a large site. Prominent brown buds on stout, upright, coarse branches. Young plants tend to have irregular trunks. Early to leaf out in the spring with...
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Common Name: Hyssop, Anise
Purple 4" spike flowers in summer. Rich yellow to chartreuse foliage, heavily mint-scented. Spacing: 12"....
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Common Name: Hyssop, Giant
Bottlebrush-like stalks of light violet-blue flowers from darker purple buds in mid summer. Licorice-scented foliage. Spacing: 12–15"....
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Common Name: Hyssop, Anise
Long lasting, soft blue tubular flowers in whorls on long stems in summer. Licorice scented blue-green foliage. Divide in spring. Spacing: 12"....
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Common Name: Hyssop, Anise
Smokey blue-violet flowers July to frost. Spacing: 12–15"....
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Common Name: Akebia, Fiveleaf
Climbing. Dense and vigorous with delicate dark blue-green foliage that holds well into autumn. Fragrant purple flowers in May, rarely followed by large bright purple seedpods in September....
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Common Name: Silk Tree, Mimosa
Wide, upright, fast-growing, forming several trunks and a flat-topped crown. Fragrant, light pink, "pom-pom" flowers start in June and continue sporadically all summer. Feathery compound foliage that appears late spring. Protect from winter winds. Fu...
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Common Name: Mimosa
Synonym: 'Rosea' Wide, upright, fast growing forming several trunks. Fragrant, light pink, "pom-pom" type flowers on feathery foliage all summer. Protect from winter winds....
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Common Name: Hollyhock, Black
Tall spires of large blossoms of a unique single maroon-black that open from bottom to top, July-August. Performs best in moist, well drained soils and full sun. An old fashioned favorite in New England, adaptable to coastal conditions. Will perennia...
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Common Name: Hollyhock, Single
Old-fashioned single flowers in mixed colors, July–August. Biennial. Spacing: 15–18"....
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Common Name: Lady's Mantle
Profuse sprays of yellow-green flowers on mound of lush gray-green foliage from late April into summer. Good groundcover or edging for moist shade. Self-sows freely. Divide in early spring or autumn. Can be cut back and watered in ... [ More Information ]
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Common Name: Lady's Mantle
A more prolific and floriferous cultivar. Foamy chartreuse flowers in spring. Large, attractive, lime-green pleated leaves. Good groundcover or edging for moist shade. Self-sows freely. Divide in early spring or autumn. Adaptable t... [ More Information ]
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Common Name: Lady's Mantle, Common
Densely pubescent leaves have shallow lobes. Showy sprays of small, chartreuse, starry flowers in early summer. Good groundcover or edging for moist shade. Self-sows freely. Divide in early spring or autumn. Can be cut back and watered in summer to p...
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Common Name: Onion, Circle
Long lasting lilac-pink flowers, August–September. Flat blue-green foliage grows in distinctive swirls. Good for the front of the border or rock garden. Spacing: 12"....
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Common Name: Shadblow, Downy
Multiple stems. Gray young foliage contrasts with clusters of pure white flowers in May. Edible fruit in June–July. Golden red fall foliage. Native. Tolerates moist soil conditions. Adaptable to seashore conditions....
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Common Name: Shadbush, Allegheny or Sarvistree
Small native tree with gray, irregular, upright arching stems. New foliage delicate pink. Masses of white flowers in early spring. Edible fruit with somewhat almond-flavored seeds in June. Colorful autumn foliage. Excellent for naturalizing woodland ...
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Common Name: Serviceberry, Shadbush
Develops into a small tree with spreading branches. White spring flowers. Light gray bark. Bluish green foliage turns brilliant red and orange for a long lasting fall season. Blue-black edible fruit....
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Common Name: Serviceberry
Small, upright oval tree. Clouds of white spring flowers. Yellow to orange-scarlet autumn color. Blue-black edible fruit....
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Common Name: Serviceberry
Syn: 'Robin Hill' Small tree. Pink buds fade to white spring flowers, best color in cool springs. Yellow to red autumn color. Blue-black edible fruit....
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Common Name: Starflower or Blue Star
Very fine, dark green needle-like foliage that turns bright yellow in fall. Clusters of steel-blue, star-shaped flowers, May–June. Yellow fall foliage. Grows best in moist partial shade but will tolerate full sun. Rarely severely damaged by deer. Spa...
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Common Name: Starflower
More compact than the species with darker blue flowers, May–June. Mound of dark green lance-shaped foliage turns yellow in autumn. Spacing: 12–15"....
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Common Name: Starflower
Heads of light blue flowers in spring. Clumping form with fine textured, willowy, needle-like foliage. Orange to golden yellow "fire-like" color in autumn. Grows best in moist partial shade but will tolerate full sun. Spacing: 24–30"....
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Common Name: Anemone, Snowdrop
White flowers in spring followed by fluffy white fruit. Light green foliage. Dormant in summer but makes a lovely seasonal groundcover. Spacing: 12–18"....
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Common Name: Anemone, Snowdrop
Double white pom-pom-like flowers in spring and fall. Spacing: 12–18"....
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Common Name: Anemone
Pink flowers in late summer. Forms a large mass. Spacing: 24"....
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Common Name: Anemone, Fall
Single, pure white flowers in October. Erect branched stems of large, showy, saucer-shaped blossoms grow from whorls of maple-like foliage. Performs well in partial shade. Divide in fall. Spacing: 8–12"....
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Common Name: Anemone, Fall
Semidouble rose-pink flowers, August–September. Erect branched stems of large, showy, saucer-shaped blossoms grow from whorls of maple-like foliage. Performs well in partial shade. Divide in fall. Spacing 8-12"....
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Common Name: Anemone, Fall
Semidouble deep rose flowers in October. Erect branched stems of large, showy, saucer-shaped blossoms grow from whorls of maple-like foliage. Performs well in partial shade. Divide in fall. Spacing: 8–12"....
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Common Name: Anemone, Fall
Semidouble pink flowers in September. Erect branched stems of large, showy, saucer-shaped blossoms grow from whorls of maple-like foliage. Performs well in partial shade. Divide in fall. Spacing: 8-12"....
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Common Name: Anemone, Fall
Single lilac-pink flowers in September. Erect branched stems of large, showy, saucer-shaped blossoms grow from whorls of maple-like foliage. Performs well in partial shade. Divide in autumn. Spacing: 8–12"....
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Common Name: Windflower
Erect branched stems of large, showy semidouble pure white flowers, August-September. Whorls of maple-like foliage. Divide in spring. Part shade. Spacing: 8--12"....
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Common Name: Columbine, Alpine
Dainty nodding flowers of deep blue on slender stalks attract hummingbirds in June. Likes rich, well drained soil. Mulch plants from late fall to early spring to prevent heaving as soil freezes and thaws. Spacing: 10–15"....
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Common Name: Columbine, American
Native. Scarlet and yellow flowers in late May. Attracts hummingbirds. Likes rich, well drained soil. Mulch plants from late fall to early spring to prevent heaving as soil freezes and thaws. Spacing: 12"....
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Common Name: Columbine
Flowers are a lovely blend of mixed colors, June, on a compact plant. Attracts hummingbirds. Likes rich, well drained soil. Mulch plants from late fall to early spring to prevent heaving as soil freezes and thaws. Spacing: 10–15"....
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Common Name: Columbine
Large, very showy, extra-long-spurred flowers in a delightful mixture of colors, June. Attracts hummingbirds. Likes rich, well drained soil. Mulch plants from late fall to early spring to prevent heaving as soil freezes and thaws. Spacing: 24"....
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Common Name: Bearberry
Sturdy, fast-spreading evergreen groundcover for sunny locations. Grows well in poor soils and even pure sand, tolerant of salt spray and seaside/roadside conditions. Long, oval, glossy, dark green foliage with pale undersides turns reddish bronze in...
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Common Name: Bearberry
Sturdy, fast spreading, native evergreen groundcover for sunny locations. Grows well in poor soils and even pure sand, tolerant of salt spray and seaside/roadside conditions. Long, oval-shaped, glossy dark green foliage with pale undersides, turns re...
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Common Name: Dutchman's Pipe
Old fashioned, heavy growing climbing vine. Excellent for screening when supported on a sturdy frame. Large, rounded, heavy textured dark green leaves. Thrives in both sunny and low light conditions. Unusual inconspicuous yellow-green flowers on matu...
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Common Name: Thrift, Redleaf
Solitary globe-shaped bright rosy pink flowers bloom in spring above a tuft of purplish red grass-like semievergreen foliage. Often re-blooms in September. Prefers light, sandy soils. Suitable for garden railways and seaside gardens. Spacing: 9–12"....
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Common Name: Thrift
Solitary globe-shaped hot pink flowers bloom in June above a tuft of grass-like semievergreen foliage. Often re-blooms in September. Prefers light, sandy soils. Suitable for garden railways and seaside gardens. Spacing: 9–12". Spacing: 9–12"....
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Common Name: Chokeberry, Brilliant
Upright growing, multistemmed and native to the eastern USA, tends to spread by underground stems and develop into an open-branched round-topped plant. Lustrous dark green leaves turn brilliant scarlet in autumn. Clusters of bright red fruit persist ...
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Common Name: Chokeberry, Black
More compact than other cultivars. White flowers in May followed by large black fruit in late summer, lasting into winter. Smoky red-purple fall foliage. This is a very adaptable species that is similar in most respects to A. arbutifolia. Forms colo...
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Common Name: Chokeberry
Synonym: 'Morton' Dwarf growing cultivar well-suited to smaller gardens. An abundance of pure white flowers in May. Black edible berries in fall. Wine-red autumn foliage. This is a very adaptable species that is similar in most respects to A. arbutifolia. Forms colon...
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Common Name: Sage, White
Stems with wide, almost unserrated, silver-white aromatic leaves. Very showy. Gray flowers late summer. Not invasive. Adaptable to poor soils and drought as well as the seashore. Deer resistant. Spacing: 12-15"....
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Common Name: Silver Mound
Low mound of fine, silky silvery foliage. Mound may open in the center in high humidity and very fertile soils. A shorter lived Artemesia but offers a fine texture and form that the others can not. Spacing: 12–15"....
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Common Name: Dusty Miller, Beach Wormwood
Prostrate and compact habit. Grown for its highly ornamental silvery, deeply lobed foliage. Stalks of pale yellow flowers, June-July. Adaptable to poor soils and drought as well as seaside conditions so long as good drainage is provided. Divide sprin...
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Common Name: Goatsbeard, Miniature
Small panicles of creamy white flowers in July. Low growing, dark green deeply cut foliage. Suitable for garden railways. Spacing: 12"....
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Common Name: Goatsbeard
Half the size of the species. Arching sprays of ivory white flowers early summer. Very finely divided fern-like leaves. Suitable for waterside gardens. Spacing: 18"....
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Common Name: Goatsbeard
Magnificent plumes of ivory-white flowers, June–July. Deeply cut astilbe-like foliage. Prefers moist soil and is suitable for the waterside. Spacing: 24"....
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Common Name: Ginger, European Wild
Groundcover. Glossy dark green, kidney-shaped, evergreen leaves. Requires shade. Enjoys a humus rich soil. Deer resistant. Spacing: 6–10"....
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Common Name: Milkweed, Butterfly
Native. Slightly rounded, bright orange flowerheads, July–August. Dark green willow-like foliage. Attracts bees and butterflies. Best in well drained, sandy, fertile soil and is adaptable to the seashore. Spacing: 10–12"....
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Common Name: Aster
Single, sky-blue flowers with bright yellow centers, late summer to October. Waxy medium green foliage. Asters prefer moist, rich soil. Divide every 2–3 years in spring or fall. To avoid powdery mildew, maintain good air circulation by proper spacing...
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Common Name: Aster
Tiny black-purple foliage contrasts with small white flowers along one side of the stem, September–October. Spacing: 12–24"....
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Common Name: Aster, New England
Bright rose flowers with yellow centers and slightly curved petals, September–October. Long green hairy leaves. Best in soil that is fertile and well drained. Less prone to mildew than A. novi-belgii. Excellent cut flower. Divide every 2–3 years in s...
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Common Name: Aster, New England
Dwarf, bears semidouble bright purple flowers, September–October. Heavy bloomer. Long green hairy leaves. Best in soil that is fertile and well drained. Less prone to mildew than A. novi-belgii. Excellent cut flower. Divide every 2–3 years in spring....
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Common Name: Aster, Aromatic
Daisy-type blue-lavender flowers with yellow centers, September–October. Fragrant foliage. Spacing: 12–15"....
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Common Name: Aster
A profusion of light lavender-pink flowers, September–October. Mildew resistant. Asters prefer moist, rich soil. Divide every 2–3 years in spring or fall. To avoid powdery mildew, maintain good air circulation by proper spacing and, if necessary, st...
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Common Name: Aster
Purple-blue flowers, September–October. Asters prefer moist, rich soil. Divide every 2–3 years in spring or fall. To avoid powdery mildew, maintain good air circulation by proper spacing and, if necessary, staking. Water from below. A fungicide may ...
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Common Name: Aster
Abundant, large, long lasting, clear lavender-blue semidouble daisy-like flowers with yellow centers, June–September. Asters prefer moist, rich soil. Divide every 2–3 years in spring or fall. To avoid powdery mildew, maintain good air circulation by ...
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Common Name: Astilbe or Perennial Spirea
First pure white Astilbe. Plume-like silvery white flowers, July--August. Clumps of very attractive, finely divided dark green foliage. Requires moist rich soil. Adaptable to the seashore garden. Part shade. Spacing: 18--24"....
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Common Name: Astilbe or Perennial Spirea
Soft pink spikes, August-September, above bronze-green foliage. One of the latest blooming. Chinensis cultivars are more drought tolerant than other species. Spacing: 12"....
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Common Name: Astilbe or Perennial Spirea
Full, pale pink plumes with a lavender-blue sheen, mid summer. Dark green foliage. A Verduin hybrid. Spacing: 12"....
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Common Name: Astilbe or Perennial Spirea
Strong purple-pink plumes, July-August. Clumps of very attractive, finely divided foliage bright green tinged bronze. Requires moist rich soil. Adaptable to the seashore. Part shade. Spacing: 18"....
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Common Name: Astilbe, Dwarf
Synonym: chinensis pumila Dense lavender-pink plumes, August–September. Red-green leaves. Spreading habit. Good for rock gardens and garden railways as well as an unusual groundcover. More drought-tolerant than other species. Spacing: 12–18"....
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Common Name: Astilbe or Perennial Spirea
Syn: 'Purpurkerze" Narrow, upright plumes of purple-rose, August–September. Bronze-green foliage. More drought-tolerant than other species. Spacing: 18"....
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Common Name: Astilbe or Perennial Spirea
Rose-purple plumes on branched panicles, July–August. Bronze-green foliage. More drought-tolerant than other species. Spacing: 12–18"....
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Common Name: Astilbe or Perennial Spirea
Bright mauve plumes above deep bronze-green foliage in July. More drought tolerant than other species. Spacing: 12"....
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Common Name: Astilbe or Perennial Spirea
Sturdy, dense pale pink plumes in July. Blue-green foliage. More drought-tolerant than other species. Spacing: 12–18"....
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Common Name: Astilbe or Perennial Spirea
Deep red buds open pinky red in mid July. Bronze-green foliage. More drought-tolerant than other species. Spacing: 12–18"....
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Common Name: Astilbe or Perennial Spirea
Loosely formed white plumes, mid summer. Dwarf. Spacing: 12"....
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Common Name: Astilbe or Perennial Spirea
Dwarf growing with deeply cut glossy bronze leaves in a neat compact mound. Open panicles of airy, starry, soft pink flowers, July–August. Spacing: 12"....
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Common Name: Astilbe or Perennial Spirea
Light pink plumes on reddish stems in mid to late summer. Unique two-tone green foliage with a dark red edge. Requires moist rich soil. Adaptable to the seashore. Part shade. Spacing: 12"....
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Common Name: Astilbe or Perennial Spirea
Bright raspberry pink, slightly fragrant plumes on red stems. A longer blooming Astilbe, blooms mid to late summer. Clumps of very attractive, finely divided foliage. Requires moist rich soil. Adaptable to the seashore. Part shade. Spacing: 12"....
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Common Name: Astilbe or Perennial Astilbe
Red flower buds open to pink plumes on red stems, mid to late summer. Clumps of very attractive, finely divided foliage. Vigorous grower. Requires moist rich soil. Adaptable to the seashore. Part shade. Spacing: 12"....
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Common Name: Astilbe or Perennial Spirea
Reddish purple plumes turn to clear pink, mid summer. Dark green foliage. Spacing: 12"....
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Common Name: Astilbe or Perennial Spirea
Airy, shell-pink plumes, mid summer. Dark bronze foliage. Rust colored seed heads. Spacing: 12"....
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Common Name: Astilbe or Perennial Spirea
Pure white flower spikes, mid summer. Spacing: 12"....
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Common Name: Astilbe or Perennial Spirea
Cascading, salmon-pink, airy plumes, June–July. New foliage is tinted bronze. Spacing: 18"....
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Common Name: Astilbe or Perennial Spirea
Vibrant lavender airy plumes, July–August. Lovely plant for moist shade with rich deeply cut feathery foliage. Hybridized by Georg Arends of West Germany during the early twentieth century. Spacing: 18"....
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Common Name: Astilbe or Perennial Spirea
Very full red plumes, August. Red-tinted, deeply cut, feathery foliage turns green as it matures. Lovely plant for moist shade with rich deeply cut feathery foliage. Hybridized by Georg Arends of West Germany during the early twentieth century. Spaci...
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Common Name: Astilbe or Perennial Spirea
Rich pink well branched airy plumes, July–August. Lovely plant for moist shade with rich deeply cut feathery foliage. Hybridized by Georg Arends of West Germany during the early twentieth century. Spacing: 18"....
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Common Name: Astilbe or Perennial Spirea
Pure white well branched, nodding, airy plumes, July–August. Lovely plant for moist shade with rich deeply cut feathery foliage and elegant plumes of fuzzy flowers. Hybridized by Georg Arends of West Germany during the early twentieth century. Spaci...
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Common Name: Astilbe or Perennial Spirea
Long lasting, deep red airy plumes, early July. Glossy, deep green, deeply cut foliage. Lovely plant for moist shade. Hybridized by Georg Arends of West Germany during the early twentieth century. Spacing: 20"....
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Common Name: Astilbe or Perennial Spirea
Rich deep garnet, dense, upright plumes in early summer. Deeply sut red-green young foliage, June–July. Lovely plant for moist shade. Hybridized by Georg Arends of West Germany during the early twentieth century. Spacing: 18"....
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Common Name: Astilbe or Perennial Spirea
Fragrant, bright flamingo-pink plumes, mid summer. Lovely plant for moist shade with rich deeply cut feathery foliage. Hybridized by Georg Arends of West Germany during the early twentieth century. Spacing: 18"....
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Common Name: Astilbe or Perennial Spirea
Carmine-red plumes, mid summer. Lovely plant for moist shade with rich deeply cut feathery foliage. Hybridized by Georg Arends of West Germany during the early twentieth century. Spacing: 18"....
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Common Name: Astilbe or Perennial Spirea
Arching red plumes, late summer. Lovely plant for moist shade with rich deeply cut feathery foliage. Hybridized by Georg Arends of West Germany during the early twentieth century. Spacing: 24"....
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Common Name: Astilbe or Perennial Spirea
Feathery white plumes, early to mid summer. Lovely plant for moist shade with rich deeply cut feathery foliage. Hybridized by Georg Arends of West Germany during the early twentieth century. Spacing: 18"....
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Common Name: Astilbe or Perennial Spirea
Plume-like pure white flowers in June. Attractive finely divided foliage. Requires moist rich soil. Adaptable to the seashore. Part shade. Spacing: 12--18"....
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Common Name: Astilbe or Perennial Spirea
Large, feathery white plumes, July–August. Glossy, dark green foliage. Lovely plant for moist shade. Spacing: 15–18"....
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Common Name: Astilbe or Perennial Spirea
Short, thick, pale pink plumes with a white sheen, June–July. Red-stemmed, glossy green foliage. A lovely plant for moist shade. Spacing: 15–18"....
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Common Name: Astilbe or Perennial Spirea
Scarlet-red airy plumes July–August. Red-green finely divided foliage. A lovely plant for moist shade. Spacing: 12"....
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Common Name: Astilbe or Perennial Spirea
Clear pink, full plumes, June–July. Bronze-green foliage. A lovely plant for moist shade. Spacing: 12"....
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Common Name: Astilbe or Perennial Spirea
Plumes of creamy white flowers in mid-summer. Fern-like dark green foliage. Requires moist rich soil. Adaptable to the seashore. Part shade. Spacing: 18"....
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Common Name: Masterwort
Blood-red flowers, June–September. Spacing: 10–12"....
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Common Name: Fern -- Lady
Finely cut light green fronds. Good as a groundcover for moist shady areas with humus rich soil. Ferns are deer resistant. Native. Spacing: 15-18"....
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Common Name: Tatting Fern
Leaflets like delicate discs make stems resemble deep green strings of beads. Collectible. Few plants evoke woodlands more than ferns. Give them conditions similar to their preferred habitat; moist, humus-rich soil and a shady... [ More Information ]
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Common Name: Fern -- Lady
Lovely lacy fronds on deep red stems. Flourishes in rich moist soil. Ferns are deer resistant. Native. Spacing: 15–18"....
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Common Name: Fern -- Japanese Painted
Unique lacy and delicate gray-green and wine-red fronds. Few plants evoke woodlands more than ferns. Give them conditions similar to their preferred habitat: moist, humus rich soil and a shady spot. Ferns are deer resistant. Spacing: 12-15"....
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Common Name: Fern -- Athyrium
Silvery gray fronds with reddish stems form an upright clump. Cross between Japanese Painted Fern and Lady Fern. Spacing: 18"....
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Common Name: Fern -- Athyrium
Ghostly gray-green fronds. Cross between Japanese Painted Fern and Lady Fern. Spacing: 15–18"....
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Common Name: Azalea
Evergreen. Vigorous, wide spreading mound shape. Bright pink flowers late May, probably the largest of any evergreen azalea we grow. Named in 1994 for the Abigail Adams Historical Society of Weymouth, MA.
HERITAGE: 1978 cross #78-312 ('Royal Pillow'...
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Common Name: Azalea
Deciduous. Fragrant light pink flowers with gold throat turn peach-pink, early June. Wide, upright. Shiny green foliage. Weston introduction. Full sun to part shade....
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Common Name: Azalea
Upright plant with small glossy semievergreen leaves. Single, large 2", purplish rose-pink flowers in mid-May. A Glenn Dale hybrid. Full sun part shade. (4)...
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Common Name: Azalea
Deciduous azalea. White buds tipped with pink open to fragrant 1-1/2" white blossoms flushed with pink and with a faint yellow blotch. Blooms early spring. Full sun to part shade....
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Common Name: Azalea
Dwarf and compact evergreen. Low growing. Groups of bright dark red flowers at the end of each branch in May. Dark green rounded foliage, densely covering the branches, turns mahogany-red in fall and winter. Our field trials over the past decade have...
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Common Name: Azalea
Evergreen. Spreading. Hose-in-hose (a second set of flower petals within the first) salmon-pink flowers with darker shading, mid May....
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Common Name: Azalea
Deciduous. Fragrant, pale yellow tinged with pink, May. Vigorous growing, wide, upright. Full sun to part shade....
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Common Name: Azalea
Evergreen. Wide growing. Single white flowers in mid May. Bright green foliage changes to brilliant yellow in fall. This has become the standard white azalea in southern New England gardens. (-8°F, UM) PP...
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Common Name: Azalea
Deciduous. Summer flowering. Wide growing and upright. Dark pink buds open to peach-pink fragrant flowers in mid July. Mildew resistant dark green foliage. Selected from a 1973 cross and named to commemorate the 350th anniversary of Framingham, MA.
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Common Name: Azalea
Deciduous. Wide growing, robust, upright with clusters of silvery pointed buds on the tip of every branch in winter. Vibrant dark pink, spicy scented flowers in late May appear to be nearly red from a distance. Large mildew resistant foliage often tu...
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Common Name: Azalea
Deciduous, upright growing. Frilled, fragrant bright orange flowers tinted with red and gold in May....
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Common Name: Azalea
Evergreen. Compact growing. Clusters of large single crimson flowers in early June....
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Common Name: Azalea
Evergreen. Compact growing. Ruffled reddish purple flowers in early June....
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Common Name: Azalea
Evergreen. Compact growing. Clusters of single orange-scarlet flowers in early June....
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Common Name: Azalea
Evergreen. Compact growing with clusters of single white flowers in early June....
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Common Name: Azalea
Evergreen. Compact growing with clusters of single deep pink flowers in early June....
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Common Name: Azalea
Evergreen azalea with an upright and rounded habit. Brilliant rose-pink, single, 2-3"flowers. Blooms mid April to early May. Beautiful, dark green leaves turn bronze in the fall. Full sun to part shade....
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Common Name: Azalea
Deciduous. Summer flowering. Compact and spreading when young, becoming wide and upright with age. A multitude of peach-orange buds open over a period of a week or more to peach/yellow/white flowers, imparting a multicolored effect in mid July. Long,...
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Common Name: Azalea
Evergreen. Low spreading, vigorous and fast growing. Large bright pink flowers late May. We selected this plant because of its superior flower and foliage and its rapid growth rate in our open fields.
HERITAGE: Selected in the 1980s [(yedoense var. ...
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Common Name: Azalea
Evergreen. Low growing and compact, maturing as wide as high. Dark crimson-purple hose-in-hose flowers mid May. An improved hybrid of Rh. poukhanense, the Korean Azalea, developed and introduced by Joseph Gable over 50 years ago. Hardy to -13 degrees...
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Common Name: Azalea
Low growing, compact semievergreen shrub covered with brilliant red flower clusters in mid-spring. Small, dark green, glossy foliage provides a handsome backdrop for blooms. Developed at the Hershey Azalea Farm in Pennsylvania....
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Common Name: Azalea
Evergreen. Dwarf, low growing, mounded and compact. Brilliant red flowers in mid May. Autumn foliage dark red. Perhaps the most widely planted of any evergreen azalea in New England gardens. PP -- This cultivar or species has been selected as a "Prov...
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Common Name: Azalea
Evergreen. Compact growing with bright lavender-purple flowers in May....
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Common Name: Azalea
Evergreen azalea with spreading, low, dense habit. Flowers, 2-1/4", are deep pink with darker blotch, semidouble. Blooms relatively late. One of the best Gable hybrids. Full sun to part shade.
HERITAGE: indicum x (poukhanense x kaempferi)...
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Common Name: Azalea
Dwarf and compact evergreen. Richly colored and heavy-textured dark wine-red flowers in late May. Long, rounded, glossy deep green foliage turns burgundy in winter and is well retained, especially in protected planting areas. The mature plant is wide...
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Common Name: Azalea
Deciduous. Summer flowering. Upright growing. Red flowers in early to mid July. Bluish green foliage with silvery undersides. This is one of our 1973 hybrids recently introduced and named because of its superior performance over the years.
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Common Name: Azalea
Deciduous azalea. Vigorous and upright, growing wider with age; 6 to 10 feet high by 6 to 8 feet wide. Clusters of light yellow double flowers with pointed petals in mid May. One of the best of hte Ghent hybrids, consistently reliable in eastern Mas...
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Common Name: Azalea
Deciduous. Summer flowering. Vigorous, but relatively slow growing. Red buds in late June open to slightly fragrant light pink flowers with an orange glow. Narrow foliage is bronzy when first emerging, becomes green and vertically oriented and displa...
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Common Name: Azalea
Deciduous. Fragrant flowers are creamy white with bright yellow upper petal. Mildew resistant deep green foliage turns burgundy in autumn. Slow growing, slightly less wide than tall. Introduced in 1994 at the University of Minnesota, an Exbury hybrid...
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Common Name: Azalea
Deciduous. Summer flowering. Wide growing and slow with upright branches. Very late blooming. Delicate pink flowers the third week of July. Each flower has an orange eye and a touch of sweet fruity fragrance into early August. When it finishes bloomi...
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Common Name: Azalea
Deciduous. Summer flowering. The plant forms an upright mound, growing less than 6" a year once established. Masses of flowers cover the plant in mid to late June. Each flower is pink with a lighter pink and yellow eye and matures to a silvery pink. ...
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Common Name: Azalea
Miniature evergreen. Slow and wide growing, becoming more than twice as wide as high. Densely clustered, ruffled bright pink flowers engulf the entire plant in mid May. Each floret is heavy-textured and has an orange coloration on one petal. Small da...
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Common Name: Azalea
Evergreen. Clear pink flowers in late May on a vigorous, upright growing shrub that belies its parentage. Proven very reliable in this area.
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Common Name: Azalea
Deciduous. Summer flowering. Wide growing, mound-shaped. Round balls of sweetly scented white flowers in June, each with a yellow flare and distinctive pink stamens and anthers. Slightly glossy medium green foliage with blue-silver undersides becomes...
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Common Name: Azalea
Deciduous. Summer flowering. Upright growing. Pink flowers with distinctive white stripes and a sharp spicy-peppery fragrance, late June. Dark green leaves have a slight curl and are slightly susceptible to mildew. Foliage changes to burgundy, red an...
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Common Name: Azalea
Deciduous. Wide and upright growing. Distinctive blue-green foliage. Fragrant, bright light yellow flowers open in late May. Very winter tolerant. Full sun to part shade. Weston Nurseries introduction. Heritage: gandavense Group hybrid, selected in t...
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Common Name: Azalea
Evergreen. Wide growing. Vivid fire-red flowers mid May. Small, very dark green foliage turns distinctly wine-red in fall and is attractive all winter. (-8°F, UM) PP -- This cultivar or species has been selected as a "Proven Performer" by the Massac...
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Common Name: Azalea
Miniature evergreen. A kiusianum hybrid. Slow growing and mound-shaped, growing less than 3" a year. A profusion of tiny dark pink flowers covers the plant in May. Small, rounded dark green foliage becomes reddish orange in autumn and is partially re...
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Common Name: Azalea
Deciduous. Vigorous and upright growing. Fragrant, large, pale cream flowers with dark yellow flares in late May. Red fall foliage. Full sun to part shade....
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Common Name: Azalea
Deciduous. Summer flowering. An upright and relatively slow growing Ghent hybrid introduced by Polly Hill. Light pink flowers with a pleasant fragrance in mid June. Blue-green leaves....
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Common Name: Azalea
Evergreen. Broad habit. Hose-in-hose medium pink flowers in May....
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Common Name: Azalea
Deciduous. Wide and upright growing. Heavy flowering, fragrant, pale yellowish white flowers in early June. Upright growing. Red-orange fall foliage. (-29°F, UM)...
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Common Name: Azalea
Deciduous. Summer flowering. Upright growing and narrow when young, broadening with age. Dark red, slightly fragrant, tubular flowers in early to mid July. Dark green, mildew-resistant foliage. One of the reddest of the summer azaleas. Weston Nurseri...
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Common Name: Azalea
Deciduous. Summer flowering. Vigorous, wide, and upright, fast growing. A profusion of fragrant pink flowers with peach flare for a multi-colored effect, the second week in July. Mildew-resistant, rounded, medium size, apple-green foliage. Full sun t...
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Common Name: Azalea
Deciduous. Summer flowering. A vigorous-growing wide plant with upright branches, it is rather compact and becomes mound-shaped with age. Heavy flowering with strongly scented small white blossoms in late June. Foliage is twisted, slightly glossy, an...
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Common Name: Azalea
Deciduous. Summer flowering. Vigorous growing with stiff upright branches topped with peach buds and pale yellow flowers in mid July. The blossoms have a slight lemony fragrance and hold up well in hot sun, often for 2 weeks or more. Foliage is small...
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Common Name: Azalea
Deciduous. Summer flowering. Growth habit is wide and relatively slow, with upright stems and vertically cast, medium green foliage. Extremely fragrant pink flowers with a light pink and yellow flare in mid June. By late June mature flowers are silve...
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Common Name: Azalea
Deciduous. Summer flowering. Wide, columnar, upright growing. Rounded heads of clear dark pink flowers with orange eyes adorn the plant for most of July and give a light sweet vanilla fragrance to the garden. Long, pointed oval green leaves are quite...
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Common Name: Azalea
Deciduous. Summer flowering. Upright growing and wide. Ruffled dark pink flowers in early July emit a spicy fragrance. Bluish green mildew resistant foliage with silvery undersides changes to dark wine-purple in autumn. This is a striking plant for a...
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Common Name: Azalea
Dwarf evergreen. Compact growing and wide spreading, forming a low mound wider than high. Heavy-textured dark rose-red flowers cover the plant in late May. Rounded glossy green leaves turn purple-red in fall, some remaining on branches in winter. Per...
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Common Name: Azalea
Synonym: 'Palestrina' Evergreen. Tall-growing, wide upright. Ivory-white flowers with greenish yellow eyes, mid May. Full sun to part shade. One of the first evergreen azalea hybrids released from Holland in the USA in the 1950s. PP -- This cultivar or species has been se...
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Common Name: Azalea, Sweet
Deciduous hybrids of the species. Summer flowering. Compact, wide spreading and slow growing. Fragrant white to light pink flowers in mid June. Glossy dark green foliage becomes red-orange in fall. Tolerates light shade. Native to the mid Atlantic st...
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Common Name: Azalea, Cumberland
Deciduous. Summer flowering species native to the Cumberland Mountains and eastward. Slow-growing, wide and upright. Brilliant orange flowers in mid June. Dark green, crinkled, disease resistant foliage. Full sun to part shade. Native. Species. PP --...
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Common Name: Azalea, Flame
Deciduous. Narrow, upright and vigorous growing. This species is native to the Blue Ridge and Appalachian Mountains. Heavy blooming in late May or early June in shades of red, yellow, orange and ivory. Grown from seed. Full sun to part shade. Native....
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Common Name: Azalea, White Kyushu
Miniature evergreen species. Extremely compact low growing mound with tiny pure white flowers, late May. Miniature rounded leaves, bright green in summer, bronzy in autumn, are partially retained in winter. Very choice. PP -- This cultivar or species...
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Common Name: Azalea, Korean
Synonym: yedoense v. poukhanense A low to medium semievergreen shrub with mildly fragrant rose to lilac-purple flowers with a reddish blotch in May. One of the first compact azaleas available for landscaping. Dark green summer foliage turns orange to red-purple in fall....
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Common Name: Azalea, Korean
A low to medium semievergreen shrub. Small clusters of mildly fragrant rose to lilac-purple flowers with a reddish blotch in May. Can form dense masses. Dark green summer foliage turns orange to red-purple in fall. The common azalea of Korea, introd...
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Common Name: Azalea, Plumleaf
Deciduous hybrids of the species. Summer flowering. Wide and upright with rounded dark green foliage. Orange to pink blossoms for two weeks or more in July. Native to Georgia and performs well in New England's climate. Our choice of seedling plants o...
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Common Name: Azalea, Royal
Deciduous species. Compact and slow growing, forming an upright globe with many stout stems. Large light pink flowers with brown-dotted throats in early May. Young foliage bronze, changing to green in summer and yellow to orange in fall. Considered b...
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Common Name: Azalea, Pinkshell
Deciduous species. Irregular, upright growing with stiff, stout branches. Fragrant pink flowers in early May. Red autumn foliage. Native to the mid Atlantic states. Cary Award winner in 1998. Starting in 1997 the Cary Award annually recognizes underu...
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Common Name: Azalea, Swamp
Deciduous species. Summer flowering. Upright growing. Small fragrant flowers vary from white
to pink in June–July. Grows well in sun or shade, wet or normal conditions. Colorful fall foliage. Native to all of New England. PP -- This cultivar or spe...
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Common Name: Azalea
Deciduous azalea with a mounding form, growing as wide as high. Large trusses of double, hose-in-hose, pale yellowish white flowers with petals tinged pink, mid May. Foliage green with bronze to reddish highlight. Excellent for massing in shrub bord...
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Common Name: Azalea, Manchurian
Early flowering. Deciduous. Wide, upright growing with graceful gray branches and stems. Pure pink flowers in early April. A vigorous-growing cultivar selected in the 1950s from seedlings of Rh. mucronulatum. Small leaves are colorful in autumn. Reta...
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Common Name: Indigo, False
Long-lasting pea-like white flowers in late spring. New shoots often tinted black-purple. Handsome three-part compound foliage. More shade tolerant than blue-flowered species. Persistent yellow-brown seed pods. Best in deep, fertile, neutral to acid ...
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Common Name: Indigo, False
48" h x 36" w. Dramatic 18" spikes of white pea-like flowers. Forms a robust clump. Handsome three-part compound foliage. Best in deep, fertile, neutral to acid soils. Not fond of lime. Deep taproot means it is best sited in a permanent location and ...
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Common Name: Indigo, Blue False
Native. Dark blue, lupine-like flowers appear, May–June, above gray-green three-part compound foliage. Showy seed pods appear in the summer and persist into the winter. Best in deep, fertile, neutral to acid soil. Vigorous with a deep tap root, Bapti...
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Common Name: Indigo, False
Chance hybrid between B. alba and B. australis. Stalks of smoky violet flowers each with a purple eye, May–June, above dark gray stems and gray-green three-part compound foliage. Vase-shaped plant. Showy seed pods appear in the summer and persist int...
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Common Name: Indigo, False
Tall spikes of pea-like flowers start out brilliant yellow and fade to deep orange, late spring to early summer. Handsome three-part compound foliage. Best in deep, fertile, neutral to acid soils. Not fond of lime. Deep taproot means it is best sited...
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Common Name: Indigo, False
36-48" h. x 36-48"' w. Spikes of soft blue pea-like flowers with white bases for a sparkling effect, early summer. Handsome three-part compound foliage. Best in deep, fertile, neutral to acid soils. Not fond of lime. Deep taproot means it is best sit...
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Common Name: Indigo, False
Deep violet bicolor flowers with lemon-yellow keels, late spring to early summer, above blue-green three-part compound foliage. Showy seed pods appear in the summer and persist into the winter. Best in deep, fertile, neutral to acid soil. Vigorous wi...
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Common Name: Saxifrage or Pig Squeak
Pure white flowers on short stalks, May. Leathery, cabbage-like dark green foliage turns burgundy to purple-bronze in winter. A Bloom introduction. Does best in moist soils. Full sun to shade. Divide in spring/summer. Spacing: 8-12"...
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Common Name: Saxifrage, Giant or Pig Squeak
Rosy flowers on short stalks in April. Thick, evergreen, cabbage-like foliage can grow 10" across. Glossy green leaves turn deep burgundy in autumn. Does best in moist locations. Spacing: 12–15"....
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Common Name: Saxifrage, Pig Squeak
Carmine-pink flowers on red stems May. Leathery green foliage overlaid with copper-red turns bright red in autumn. Does best in moist locations. Spacing: 12–15"....
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Common Name: Saxifrage, Pig Squeak
Coral-pink flowers May. Small habit with narrower foliage that turns red-purple in winter. Does best in moist locations. Spacing: 12–15"....
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Common Name: Birch, River
Synonym 'BNMTF' Similar to the species, but more tolerant of summer heat and stress. Fast growing native tree with upright stems and branches, becoming rounded with age. Distinctive reddish brown bark exfoliates to expose pinkish inner bark on young branches. Mature...
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Common Name: Birch, River
Synonym: 'Little King' A dwarf and compact growing cultivar of the native species. Low branched stems develop exfoliating cinnamon to salmon bark. Can be grown in a shrub form, branched to the ground, or pruned to reveal the bark. A very choice and unusual small tree well ...
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Common Name: Birch, River
Synonym: 'Cully' Clump. A selection of the native River Birch with distinctive pinkish white exfoliating bark. Bark color darkens to salmon-brown as the tree matures. Dark green foliage is larger and glossier than the species. Tolerates a wide range of soil condition...
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Common Name: Birch, River
New weeping form with layers of pendulous, gracefully arching branches. Untrained it forms a mounded shrub or small tree with successive layers of arching branches. Trained it can be grown as a tree to a height consistent with the species. Ideal foca...
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Common Name: Birch, River
Fast growing native tree with upright stems and branches, becoming rounded with age. Distinctive reddish brown bark exfoliates to expose pinkish inner bark on young branches. Mature bark is brown and develops furrows and ridges. Lustrous green leaves...
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Common Name: Birch, Paper or Canoe Birch
Fast growing large native tree with bold upright trunk(s), maturing to a rounded crown. Reddish brown bark when young, turning white with age. This is a familiar tree of the woods in northern New England, and particularly striking when grown in grove...
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Common Name: Birch, Weeping
Upright with wide growing, irregular and contorted, downward weeping branches. Slender twigs. Bark becomes white and exfoliating. Yellow fall foliage. Forms a distinctive, magnificent specimen tree for a variety of landscape uses. Adaptable to coasta...
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Common Name: Birch, Asian White
Slow growing, broad and upright. Reddish purple leaves all summer. Bark becomes white and exfoliating, matures with a cinnamon hue....
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Common Name: Birch, Asian White
Fast growing, narrow and pyramidal. Delicate twigs and foliage. Brown bark on young stems soon becomes silvery and chalky white and does not exfoliate. This selection is more tolerant of high temperatures than many birches....
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Common Name: Birch, Whitebarked Himalayan
Upright rounded crown with dazzling pure white bark on the trunk, branches and stems. Serrated, dark green glossy foliage turns yellow in fall. Native to the Himalayas. Healthy, unstressed trees show better resistance to Bronze Birch Borer....
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Common Name: Aster, Bolton's
Dozens of pale pink, 1" aster-like flowers in large terminal panicles, late summer to fall. Staking may be required. Good for the back of the border as well as cutting. Divide in spring every 2—3 years. Provide good air circulation through prope...
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Common Name: Aster, Bolton's
Small white daisy-like flowers with yellow centers, September–October. Staking not required when grown in full sun. Makes a nice hedge at the back of the border and is good for cutting. Divide in spring every 2-3 years. Boltonia is occasionally the t...
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Synonym: 'Masbolimket' Lavender flowers with yellow centers. Medium to dark green foliage. Compact, early, and free flowering, July-September. Shorter than many Boltonia, so staking isn't necessary. Rarely severely damaged by deer. Divide in spring every... [ More Information ]
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Common Name: Bugloss, Siberian
Vivid blue forget-me-not-like flowers, April–May. Light green, rounded, heart-shaped leaves. A woodland plant that needs adequate moisture. Divide in spring. Spacing: 10–12"....
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Common Name: Bugloss, Siberian
Foliage has frosty silver overlay with light green venations. Tiny blue flowers in spring. Prefers moisture. Divide in spring. Spacing: 10–12"....
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Common Name: Bugloss, Siberian
Wide, creamy yellow margins and light cream frosting over silver leaves. After the dainty blue forget-me-not type flowers in April-May, the margins lighten to creamy white. A smaller sport of ‘Jack Frost’. A w... [ More Information ]
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Common Name: Butterfly Bush
Darkest purple flowers. Vigorous growing and multistemmed, with long upward and outward arching canes. Large spikes of fragrant darkest purple flowers on new growth July–September, extremely attractive to butterflies. Most have elongated green leaves...
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Common Name: Butterfly Bush
Deep lilac-blue. Spreading and more compact than other hybrids. Vigorous growing and multistemmed, with long upward and outward arching canes. Large spikes of fragrant darkest purple flowers on new growth July–September, extremely attractive to butte...
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Common Name: Butterfly Bush
Violet-blue, tiny orange eye. Silvery green foliage with silvery undersides.
Vigorous growing and multistemmed, with long upward and outward arching canes. Large spikes of fragrant flowers on new growth July–September, extremely attractive to butt...
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Common Name: Butterfly Bush
Bright pink in June. Silvery cast to foliage. Compact growing. Vigorous growing and multistemmed, with long upward and outward arching canes. Large spikes of fragrant darkest purple flowers on new growth July–September, extremely attractive to butter...
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Common Name: Butterfly Bush
Vigorous growing and multistemmed, with long upward and outward arching canes. Large spikes of fragrant Reddish violet flowers on new growth July–September, extremely attractive to butterflies. Most have elongated green leaves which show their whitis...
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Common Name: Butterfly Bush
White with yellow eye. Vigorous growing and multistemmed, with long upward and outward arching canes. Large spikes of fragrant darkest purple flowers on new growth July–September, extremely attractive to butterflies. Most have elongated green leaves ...
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Common Name: Boxwood, Dwarf Korean
Miniature growing with wide spreading flexible branches, becoming wider than high. Small, rounded bright green leaves turn coppery green in winter in full sun, but better retain their green color in shade. Very tolerant of low light conditions and dr...
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Common Name: Boxwood, Littleleaf
Slow growing to about 20 inches at 10 years. Small leaves and small stature make it perfect for miniature gardens, Bonsai, rock gardens, edging or small hedge. Very tolerant of frequent shearing and shaping. Boxwoods are resistant to deer browsing. A...
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Common Name: Boxwood, Littleleaf
Syn: 'Greggem' Miniature. Exceptionally compact, as tall as wide. Foliage holds color well in winter. Deer resistant. Drought tolerant. Fragrant inconsequential flowers in summer. Full sun to full shade....
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Common Name: Boxwood, Littleleaf
A slow growing, broadly rounded, broadleaf evergreen shrub, 2' high by 3' wide. The attractive, bright green foliage becomes rich olive in the winter. A very hardy boxwood resistant to deer browsing. All boxwoods will tolerate some shade where they ...
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Common Name: Boxwood, Littleleaf
Sheridan hybrid. Slow growing, miniature, wide globe. Small dark green foliage turns slightly bronze-green in winter. Requires very little care to maintain its form. Tiny, yellowish, slightly fragrant flowers in early spring. A Cary Award winner. Sta...
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Common Name: Boxwood, Littleleaf
Sheridan hybrid. Upright and wide growing, faster than many cultivars, forming a pyramid-shaped plant. Small elongated dark green leaves. Excellent for creating a hedge in less time than ordinary boxwood requires. Similar in growth to Truetree Box (B...
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Common Name: Boxwood, Littleleaf
Sheridan hybrid. Wide, slow growing, miniature low globe, similar in most aspects to 'Green Gem' but wider. Well suited for a low hedge or foundation planting. Small dark green leaves. Tiny, yellowish, slightly fragrant flowers in early spring. A Car...
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Common Name: Boxwood, Dwarf Korean
Miniature. Tight, compact habit, as wide as high. Lush, emerald-green, small leaves. Deer resistant. Drought tolerant. Fragrant inconsequential flowers. Full sun to full shade....
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Common Name: Boxwood, Korean
Miniature, densely branched with soft green spring growth. Good winter color.
We have grown and tested dozens of varieties and cultivars of boxwood since the early 1940's. The ones we currently list perform exceedingly well in this region, even in...
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Common Name: Boxwood, Common
Wide, upright and vigorous, growing 2–4" a year. Medium-large oval leaves are rich green year round, once established. We grow a very hardy strain which has become the preferred choice for hedging in this area. This species is native to southern Euro...
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Common Name: Boxwood, Variegated Common
Cream-margined evergreen foliage. Compact, dense, mounding, slow-growing shrub. Moist, well drained soil. Protect from winter winds and harsh sun. Grows less dense, more open branched in part shade than in sun. Deer resistant. This species is native ...
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Common Name: Boxwood, Upright Common
Narrow and upright growing. Rounded dark green leaves. Well suited for low maintenance hedging where space is limited. Drought tolerant once established. Deer resistant. Full sun to part shade....
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Common Name: Boxwood
Narrow, upright and columnar. Large dark green foliage. One of the narrowest growing of the boxwoods and easy to maintain. Ideal for a relatively fast growing very narrow hedge or background planting in sunny or partly shaded areas. Requires a minimu...
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Common Name: Boxwood
Wide, dwarf growing mound with stiff, upright branches growing 3–5" a year. Large, pointed, oval-shaped blue-green foliage. A distinctive cultivar selected in the 1940s by Boulevard Nurseries in Newport, RI. We recommend protecting from winter winds ...
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Common Name: Common Boxwood
Synonym: 'Katerberg' Mounding habit. Shiny green leaves maintain their color well in winter. We have grown and tested dozens of varieties and cultivars of boxwood since the early 1940's. The ones we currently list perform exceedingly well in th... [ More Information ]
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Common Name: Boxwood, True Dwarf
Miniature, compact, upright oval-shaped, growing only 1–3" each year. Dark green rounded foliage. Ideal for a slow growing, low maintenance miniature hedge. We have grown and tested dozens of varieties and cultivars o... [ More Information ]
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Common Name: Boxwood
Low, miniature and flat topped when young, growing 2–4" a year. Older plants eventually form a mound as high as wide. Large, rounded dark green foliage with a hint of blue. Well suited for a wide edge around the garden, or as individual plants in the...
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Common Name: Boxwood, Common
Dense, broad habit, growing wider than high. Foliage remains green throughout winter. Deer resistant. Drought tolerant once established. Full sun to part shade....
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Common Name: Boxwood, Korean
Slow growing, conical, wider than tall. Very small, pointed, emerald-green leaves retain color in winter. We have grown and tested dozens of varieties and cultivars of boxwood since the early 1940's. The ones we currently list perform exceedingly we...
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Common Name: Grass -- Feather Reed
Strict upright habit. Fluffy flowers June–September. A clump forming plant. Prefers full sun. Tolerates dry soils once established and is adaptable to coastal conditions. Spacing: 18–24".
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Common Name: Beautyberry
Upright growing with stiff branches. Small lilac colored flowers on new growth in early summer. Clusters of small, vivid deep violet berries in October. Bronzy new foliage, green in summer, turns pink-lavender in fall. Cutting back each year helps ma...
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Common Name: Beautyberry
Bronze-purple new growth matures dark green. Pink flowers mid summer followed by bright purple berries....
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Common Name: Heather
Mauve, August–November. Foliage yellow in spring, green in summer, bright red in autumn. Very appealing in the winter garden. Grows best in full sun and well drained acid soils of low fertility. Richer soils tend to produce weaker growth and more leg...
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Common Name: Heather
Double, light pink, August–November. Very appealing in the winter garden. Grows best in full sun and well drained acid soils of low fertility. Richer soils tend to produce weaker growth and more leggy plants. A sunny, well drained location and winter...
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Common Name: Heather
Compact growing. Lavender flowers, August–September. Gray foliage
Heathers are attractive groundcovers native to Europe and Asia, now naturalized in parts of the northeastern USA. Very appealing in the winter garden. They grow best in full sun and...
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Common Name: Heather
Upright growing. Double deep pink flowers, July–October. Dark green foliage.
Heathers are attractive groundcovers native to Europe and Asia, now naturalized in parts of the northeastern USA. Very appealing in the winter garden. They grow best in f...
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Common Name: Marsh Marigold
Kidney-shaped bright green leaves with bright yellow buttercup-like flowers in April. A native
wetland plant that likes boggy conditions or shallow seasonal water. Spacing: 12"....
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Common Name: Sweetshrub, Common
Dense growing and rounded. Large dark red-brown fruity scented flowers in May. Large urn-shaped fruit capsules in fall. Large dark green leaves turn yellow in fall. Native to the southeastern USA....
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Common Name: Bellflower, Carpathian
Many individual 1-1/2" bell-shaped violet-blue flowers borne freely on top of small dark green foliage, June–August. Forms a neat round clump. Suitable for garden railways, rock gardens or at the front of the border. Likes good drainage. Spacing: 6–8...
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Common Name: Bellfower, Carpathian
Many individual 1-1/2" bell-shaped white flowers borne freely on top of small dark green foliage, June–August. Forms a neat round clump. Suitable for garden railways, rock gardens or at the
front of the border. Likes good drainage. Spacing: 6–8"....
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Common Name: Bellflower, Clustered
Deep purple flowers blooming May--June. A charming, very floriferous plant. Drought tolerant once established. Full sun. Native. Spacing: 12--15"....
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Common Name: Bellflower, Peach-leaved
Violet-blue 1-1/2" outward facing cup-shaped flowers on slender stalks, June–July. Leafy clumps of dark green foliage. Good cut flower. Will self-sow. Divide every 2–3 years. Spacing: 15–18"....
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Common Name: Trumpet Vine
Fast growing, clinging vine. Dark red, trumpet-shaped flowers, July-frost. Tolerates poor soil. Suitable for the seashore. Native. Attracts hummingbirds....
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Common Name: Trumpet Vine
A robust climber with attractive trumpet-shaped, brilliant red flowers in July-September. Excellent when trained over an arbor or a pergola. Tolerates poor soil. Suitable for the seashore. Native. Attracts hummingbirds. Deciduous....
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Common Name: Trumpet Vine
Heavy, clinging, fast growing vine. Orange-yellow flowers appear, July-September. Tolerates poor soils. Suitable for the seashore. Native. Attracts hummingbirds....
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Common Name: Trumpet Vine
Heavy, clinging, fast growing vine. Large orange trumpet-shaped flowers all summer. Tolerates poor soils. Suitable for the seashore. Native. Attracts hummingbirds....
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Common Name: Grass -- Sedge, Variegated Japanese
Tufting evergreen sedge with pendulous bright green leaves accented by bright yellow and white stripes. Prefers acidic, moist soil. Spacing: 12–15".
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Common Name: Grass -- Sedge
Running, but not invasive. Creamy white marginal variegation on shiny curved leaves. Semievergreen. Suitable for accent or groundcover. Spacing: 12–15".
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Common Name: Hornbeam, Pyramidal European
Dense, compact and narrow when young, developing an upright oval crown with maturity. Long, thick, corrugated dark green foliage is resistant to insects and diseases and turns a pleasing yellow in fall. Handsome gray fluted bark. An excellent choice ...
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Common Name: Hornbeam, European
Very narrow and upright, half as wide as tall at maturity. Yellow autumn foliage. Foliage is insect resistant. Handsome gray fluted bark. Tolerates hot and dry conditions once established in the landscape....
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Common Name: Hornbeam, American or Blue Beech
Slow growing native understory tree. Low branched with upright stems that develop into a rounded crown. Smooth bluish gray bark appears "muscular" with long sinewy ridges on older stems and trunks, particularly striking in winter. Dark green leaves t...
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Common Name: Bluebeard
Somewhat lower growing than other cultivars. Powdery blue fringed flowers. Slow and mounded, sprouting from the ground. Performs best when treated like an herbaceous perennial and cut back nearly to the ground in early spring. Delicate, fragrant sil...
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Common Name: Bluebeard
Similar to 'Blue Mist', but somewhat darker flower and more compact. Slow and mounded, sprouting from the ground. Performs best when treated like an herbaceous perennial and cut back nearly to the ground in early spring. Delicate, fragrant silvery f...
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Common Name: Bluebeard
Synonym: 'Inoveris' Compact with short, glossy dark green foliage. Extended bloom season of dense, deep blue flowers. Slow and mounded, sprouting from the ground. Performs best when treated like an herbaceous perennial and cut back to the ground in early spring. Delica...
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Common Name: Bluebeard
Synonym: 'Minibleu' Compact growing. Dark green, glossy foliage. Flowers are richer blue than other varieties. Performs best when treated like an herbaceous perennial and cut back to the ground in early spring. Delicate, fragrant silvery foliage on thin branches. Valuab...
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Common Name: Senna, Wild
Large yellow lupine-like flowers, July–September. Bold, deep green leaves. Forms a long taproot. A native that is drought tolerant when established in average soil. Spacing: 24–36"....
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Common Name: Cedar, Blue Atlas
Narrow and upright, broadening with maturity. Distinctive silvery blue needles. Stiff horizontal branches. Performs best in this region when sheltered from winter winds....
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Common Name: Cedar, Weeping Blue Atlas
A small tree with graceful, pendulous branches. Silvery gray-green needles. Can be trained to a variety of forms to create a distinctive effect in the landscape....
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Common Name: Valerian, Red
Fragrant, showy, tiny carmine-rose flowers in clusters on upright stems, late spring to midsummer. Gray-green, upright, bushy masses of foliage. Fine in the border and an excellent choice for rock walls and poor soils. Good cut flower. Self-sows free...
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Common Name: Yew, Japanese Plum
Low spreading when young, maturing mound-shaped with arching branches. Deer resistant. Long dark green Taxus-like foliage. New growth is lime-green...
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Common Name: Yew, Japanese Plum
Slow growing evergreen shrub, more dense and compact than the species, with dark green 2" needles, slightly aromatic. Good for small gardens and low hedges and borders. Drought tolerant once established. Not wind tolerant. The original plant is in t...
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Common Name: Yew, Prostrate Japanese Plum
Low spreading when young, becoming mound-shaped with arching branches as it matures. Long, glossy dark green yew-like needles on pendulous branches that arch up and outward. New growth is lime green. Deer resistant....
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Common Name: Yew, Japanese Plum
Slow growing, often twice as wide as high. Drooping branches, 3/4 to 2" long needles in a strong v-shape arrangement. Deer resistant alternative to Taxus. ...[ More Information ]
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Common Name: Snow-in-Summer
Groundcover or edging plant. Mass of dainty white flowers on spreading silvery evergreen foliage, May–June. Tolerates poor soils but needs excellent drainage. Suitable for sunny slopes, walls, and garden railways. Spacing: 12–18"....
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Common Name: Plumbago, Leadwort
Groundcover. Dwarf, spreading plant with vibrant blue flowers, August until frost. Bronze fall foliage. Mulch in winter. Late to emerge in spring. Spacing: 18–24"....
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Common Name: Katsura Tree
Narrow, columnar when young, becoming broad with maturity. Small rounded foliage, bronze in early spring, dark green in summer and yellow to peach-colored and fragrant in fall. Disease and insect resistant, but relatively intolerant of injury to the ...
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Common Name: Katsura Tree, Weeping
Synonym: 'Pendula' Wide growing with downturned branches. Matures wider than high if untrained. Small rounded foliage, bronze in early spring, dark green in summer and yellow to peach-colored and fragrant in fall. Disease and insect resistant, but relatively intolerant...
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Common Name: Katsura Tree
A charming dwarf suitable for the small garden. Neat, upright, teardrop shape, half as wide as tall. Leaves less than half the size of the species. Deer resistant. Foliage is fragrant in autumn, reminiscent of maple sugar. Branching pattern lends win...
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Common Name: Redbud, Eastern
Wide and upright growing, developing into a flat topped globe shape. Rose-pink flowers along the branches in early spring. Lustrous dark green foliage emerges red-purple in spring and turns yellow in autumn. Native to the southeastern USA. Performs w...
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Common Name: Redbud, White Eastern
Similar in all aspects to the species except for its pure white flowers....
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Common Name: Redbud, Eastern
Brilliant red-purple new foliage softens to burgundy-red during the summer and finally dark green just before leaf drop. Deep rose-purple flowers along the branches in May. Needs full sun for best foliage color. Protect from winter winds....
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Common Name: Redbud, Eastern
Synonym: 'Covey' An unusual, vigorous, weeping plant with gracefully twisted and arched branches. Introduced by Tim Brotzman. Lavender-pink flowers. Large dark green leaves. Densely branched, maturing wider than high. Grows naturally in a spreading form, and can be t...
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Common Name: Quince, Flowering
Outstanding low growing variety. Double apricot-pink flowers. Nearly thornless. Bright green foliage. This species is indigenous to China and has become a popular garden plant in the USA since the late 19th century. Speciosa's cultivars are most val...
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Common Name: Quince, Flowering
Low and spreading. A white flowering sport of C.s. 'Texas Scarlet'. Nearly thornless. This species is indigenous to China and has become a popular garden plant in the USA since the late 19th century. Speciosa's cultivars are most valued for their ear...
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Common Name: Quince, Flowering
Low growing. Watermelon-red. Few thorns. This species is indigenous to China and has become a popular garden plant in the USA since the late 19th century. Its cultivars are most valued for their early spring flowers, often blooming in April in this ...
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Common Name: Cypress, Golden Hinoki
Distinctive bright golden yellow fern-like foliage all year. Wide growing when young, becoming conical when older. Best in combination with darker foliaged evergreens. Requires full sun for brightest color. 2008 Cary Award Winner. Starting in 1997 th...
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Common Name: Cypress, Fernspray
A striking plant with arching horizontal branches and golden green fern-like foliage, rich golden yellow at the tips. Narrow, upright growing, broadening with age. Very unusual. C. obtusa are native to Japan where they are some of the most popular pl...
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Common Name: Cypress, Fernspray
Pyramidal and open-branched. Twisted orange-stemmed frond-like branches with fern-like foliage, moss-green in summer, somewhat bronzed in winter. Grows rapidly. C. obtusa are native to Japan where they are some of the most popular plants for landscap...
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Common Name: Cypress, Hinoki
Miniature, mounding, best color in full sun where the golden yellow evergreen foliage will not burn like that of many Golden Hinokis. Grows less than 3" per year. Hinoki Cypresses are native to Japan where they are among the most popular plants for l...
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Common Name: Cypress, Hinoki
This miniature golden yellow hinoki is very compact with a round and tufted or squatly conical shape. The annual growth is approximately 1 1/2". Very nice selection for the minature garden. Protect from winter ice and harsh winds. Hinoki Cypresses ar...
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Common Name: Cypress, Hinoki
Slow growing, wide and conical when young, becoming picturesque with age, developing thick trunks and branches. Rich green sculptured foliage. C. obtusa are native to Japan where they are some of the most popular plants for landscaping and bonsai. Th...
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Common Name: Cypress, Compact Hinoki
Grows 1/2 to 2/3 as fast and large as regular Hinoki Cypress, and wider when young. C. obtusa are native to Japan where they are some of the most popular plants for landscaping and bonsai. They are well adapted to the New England climate and make fin...
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Common Name: Cypress, Hinoki
Dense, tapering habit. Ruffled fan-shaped dark green foliage. C. obtusa are native to Japan where they are some of the most popular plants for landscaping and bonsai. They are well adapted to the New England climate and make fine cut greens for the ...
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Common Name: Cypress, Hinoki
Dwarf, circular mound. Tightly pressed fans of rich green foliage....
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Common Name: Cypress, Hinoki
Globe-shaped, relatively fast growing. Dark green fine textured foliage. C. obtusa are native to Japan where they are some of the most popular plants for landscaping and bonsai. They are well adapted to the New England climate and make fine cut green...
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Common Name: Cypress, Hinoki
Upright and conical with mossy sprays of olive-green, cupped foliage that turns bronze in winter. C. obtusa are native to Japan where they are some of the most popular plants for landscaping and bonsai. They are well adapted to the New England climat...
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Common Name: Cypress, Hinoki
Dwarf, as wide as tall. Short, twisted thread-like yellow foliage contrasts against red stems. C. obtusa are native to Japan where they are some of the most popular plants for landscaping and bonsai. They are well adapted to the New England climate a...
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Common Name: Cypress, Hinoki
Dwarf, similar to 'Nana Gracilis' but with more upward lifting branches. Green foliage. C. obtusa are native to Japan where they are some of the most popular plants for landscaping and bonsai. They are well adapted to the New England climate and make...
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Common Name: Cypress, Clubmoss
Contorted, thick blue-green cord-like foliage. Wide, random, upright growing, very loose when young. Unusual....
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Common Name: Lynn's Golden Ceramic Christmas Tree
Dwarf pyramid, narrower than tall. Golden yellow foliage, purplish in winter. Protect from wind....
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Common Name: Cypress, Hinoki
Broad upright. Variegated white sprays and tips appear lace-like against dark green foliage....
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Common Name: Cypress, Dwarf Gold Hinoki
Grows as broad as tall. Bright gold new growth. Shaded interior foliage is green....
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Common Name: Cypress, Dwarf Hinoki
Dense, wide growing becoming conical. Very dwarf, typically growing about 3" a year. Deep rich green heavy-textured foliage. Excellent for patios, small gardens and containers. C. obtusa are native to Japan where they are some of the most popular pl...
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Common Name: Cypress, Dwarf Golden Hinoki
One of the best representatives of the Dwarf Golden Hinoki Cypresses . This very slow growing miniature mound, which occurred as a sport on C. obtusa 'Nana Gracilis', has a vivid lemon-gold foliage color in full sun to green-gold in part shade. It ma...
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Common Name: Cypress, Hinoki
Dwarf, mounding, somewhat flat-topped globe form of hinoki cypress. Bright green fan-shaped foliaged curves slightly downward, darkens slightly in winter. C. obtusa are native to Japan where they are among the most popular plants for landscaping and ...
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Common Name: Cypress, Hinoki
Similar to C. obt. 'Filicoides' but the foliage is slightly brighter green and the internodes are closer together making it a more dense plant and therefore needing less initial shaping and pruning. Dark green evergreen foliage on an upright plant. C...
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Common Name: Cypress, Hinoki
A strong growing narrow, upright form of Hinoki Cypress. Medium green foliage is similar to C. obtusa 'Gracilis', but less "layered" appearing and more dense and twisted. Red stems. A fine conifer for this region that imparts an attractive textured e...
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Common Name: Cypress, Moss
Broad, dwarf form of 'Boulevard'. Slow growing. Soft heavy textured silvery green summer foliage becomes steel blue in winter. Prefers moist, loamy, well-drained, lime-free soils and sunny, open conditions. This Japanese native species is popular in ...
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Common Name: Cypress, Moss
Syn: 'Squarrosa Cyano-Viridis' Broad upright, slow growing. Soft heavy-textured, scale-like, silvery green summer foliage becomes steel-blue in winter. Best grown in full sun. This Japanese native species is popular in New England for its range of foliage colors and textures. All ...
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Common Name: Cypress, Threadleaf
Miniature, slow growing, dense globe-shaped. Creamy yellow foliage. Excellent for small landscapes or rock gardens. This Japanese native species is popular in New England for its range of foliage colors and textures. All C. pisifera tolerate coastal ...
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Common Name: Cypress, Threadleaf
Mound-shaped. Wide, upright with long, lacy thread-like green foliage weeping at tips. Becomes a magnificent massive tree when mature. A large specimen is growing in front of the Garden Center. This Japanese native species is popular in New England f...
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Common Name: Cypress, Golden Threadleaf
Slow growing. Golden yellow thread-like exterior foliage; interior foliage light green. Grows wide and upright as it matures. Brightest yellow in full sun. This Japanese native species is popular in New England for its range of foliage colors and tex...
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Common Name: Cypress, Sawara
Bright golden yellow all year. Foliage and growth is intermediate between Threadleaf and Sawara Cypress. Low growing when young, becoming pyramidal with age. This Japanese native species is popular in New England for its range of foliage colors and t...
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Common Name: Cypress, Sawara
Densely pyramidal and compact growing; slower than Sawara and faster than Threadleaf Cypress. Medium green foliage with silvery undersides and a slight sheen on curved branchlets. We began propagating this plant around 1985. It appeared as a branch s...
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Common Name: Falsecypress, Threadleaf
Compact evergreen, slowly growing to a mound shape. Bright yellow needles on stringy, cord-like branches. This Japanese species is popular in New England for its range of foliage colors and textures. All C. pisifera tolerate coastal conditions and a...
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Common Name: Cedar, Atlantic White
This species is native to wetlands along the coast in the eastern USA. Grows best in moist, sandy soils and full sun. The root system of this species is slow to adapt to new locations when transplanted. Several growing seasons after transplanting may...
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Common Name: Cedar, Atlantic White
Slow growing, broadly pyramidal, nearly as wide as high when young. Foliage is fine textured, scale-like, and bright green in summer, transforming to an attractive purplish green in winter. Tends to produce profuse cones every year. Creates an unusua...
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Common Name: Cedar, Atlantic White
Compact, mounding globe. Soft, blue-green foliage turns plum in winter. Slower growing than C. t. 'Andelyensis'. This species is native to wetlands along the coast in the eastern USA. Grows best in moist, sandy soils and full sun. The root system of ...
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Common Name: Cedar, White
A distinctive, faster growing form of the Atlantic White Cedar native to the swamps of this area. Blue-gray aromatic scale-like foliage and narrow, fast growing, open-branched habit. Often produces numerous, attractive silvery gray cones that persist...
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Common Name: Cedar, Atlantic White
Cone-shaped and compact. Dark gray-green summer foliage changes to an attractive plum color each winter. Similar to, but slower growing than C. t. 'Andelyensis'. This species is native to wetlands along the coast in the eastern USA. Grows best in moi...
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Common Name: Cedar, Blue Alaska
Fast growing, wide upright with layers of soft, blue coarse-textured, scale-like foliage. Best with consistent soil moisture and protected from drying winter winds....
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Common Name: Cedar, Alaska
Drooping branches form a dense skirt at the base. Narrowest Alaska Cedar, growing only 2 feet wide. Best with consistent soil moisture and protected from drying winds....
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Common Name: Cedar, Weeping Alaska
Tall growing with graceful spreading and hanging branches and branchlets and rich green foliage. An unusual and distinctive sculptural garden feature. Best with consistent moisture and protected from drying winds. Selected in 1997 as the first conife...
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Common Name: Grass -- Oats, Wild
Clumping. Upright foliage in sun, attractively drooping in shade. Dangling oat-like spikelets held on nodding stems above green foliage, light green in mid summer, turning red-bronze in fall and buff in winter. Adaptable to the seashore. Can be invas...
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Common Name: Turtlehead
Compact terminal stalks of rose-pink flowers resembling turtles' heads in late summer. Deep green foliage with red stems. Prefers a moist humusy soil but tolerates clay and boggy soils. Prefers partial shade. Spacing: 15–18"....
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Common Name: Fringetree
Upright, multistem, coarsely branched and slow growing. Large panicles of strap-like creamy white sweetly scented flowers in June. Blue-black fruit on female plants may not be produced every year. Large green leaves emerge in late spring, turn yellow...
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Common Name: Golden Star
Strong growing ground cover for rocky areas. Profuse star-shaped yellow flowers bloom in spring, rebloom in fall. Dark green foliage. Miniature, 1/3 the size of the species. Needs well-drained soil. Full sun to part shade. Spacing: 12--15"....
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Common Name: Snakeroot or Cohosh
Slender white flower spikes on branched stalks, July–September. Finely divided, long, maple-like foliage. Prefers moist, acidic soil. Adaptable to the seashore. A native usually found in moist woodland or scrub. Spacing: 2–3 ft....
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Common Name: Bugbane, Kamchatka or Autumn Bugbane
Fragrant pure white flowers, October to November, on spikes more arching then C. racemosa. Pale green, finely divided foliage. Pale green foliage. More tolerant of alkaline soils and later blooming than other bugbanes. Part shade to full shade. Divid...
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Common Name: Bugbane, Purple-leaf
Fragrant white flowers tinged with pink, September–October. Finely divided, long, maple-like foliage that turns greenish in full sun. Very showy. Prefers moist, acidic soil. Rarely severely damaged by deer. Spacing: 2-3 ft....
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Common Name: Bugbane
Deep bronze foliage. Tall, wand-like, fragrant white flowers flushed with pink, August to September. Finely divided, long, maple-like foliage. Prefers moist, acidic soils. Full sun to shade. Adaptable to the seashore. Divide in spring. Full sun to pa...
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Common Name: Bugbane, Purple-leaf
Fragrant bottlebrush flowers open white with a pink tinge in autumn. Striking finely divided, dark purplish black foliage. Mary Ann McGourty introduction. Collector's item. Prefers moist, acidic soil. Adaptable to the seashore. Spacing: 2-3 ft....
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Common Name: Bugbane, Purple-leaf
Very fragrant white flowers appear mid summer to early autumn. Finely divided, long, maple-like foliage appears green when plants are young or transplanted. Dark black foliage when mature. Prefers moist, acidic soil. Adaptable to the seashore. Spacin...
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Common Name: Bugbane, Purple-leaf
Upright candles of fragrant light pink flowers in early autumn. Finely divided, dark bronze-purple foliage. Prefers moist, acidic soil. Adaptable to the seashore. Spacing: 2-3 ft....
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Common Name: Yellowwood
A Yellowwood cultivar discovered at Perkins Institute for the Blind in Watertown, MA, featuring fragrant light pink flowersin June. Green foliage turns yellow in fall. Silver-gray winter bark....
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Common Name: Yellowwood
Wide and upright growing, forming a rounded mature tree with attractive smooth gray bark. Long panicles of fragrant creamy white pea-like flowers in June. Long tassels of tan colored seedpods in fall. Bright green compound leaves change to yellow in ...
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Common Name: Twining Vine
Many possible flower colors -- blues, white, purples, pinks, reds, and yellows -- variously rayed or plain, single or double blossoms. Bloom time varies during the summer, on old or new wood or on both. Examples of varieties we carry: 'Henryi', z j...
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Common Name: Clematis, Sweet Autumn
Masses of very fragrant white 1/2–1" flowers on new wood in September. Fluffy decorative seedheads. Vigorous plant. Adaptable to coastal gardens. Deer resistant....
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Common Name: Summersweet
A stoloniferous native wetland shrub that suckers readily and tolerates many types of soil. Sweetly fragrant white flowers on new growth in mid summer perfume the air for nearly a month. Tends to leaf-out late in spring, develops lustrous deep green ...
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Common Name: Summersweet
Similar in all aspects to the species, except slower growing and more compact. A stoloniferous native wetland shrub that suckers readily and tolerates many types of soil. Sweetly fragrant white flowers on new growth in mid summer perfume the air for...
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Common Name: Summersweet
Selected by Fred Galle of Callaway Gardens for compact growth, heavy flowering and shiny foliage. Wider than tall at maturity. A stoloniferous native wetland shrub that suckers readily and tolerates many types of soil. Sweetly fragrant white flowers...
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Common Name: Summersweet
Upright spikes of fragrant dark pink flowers for several weeks in July–August. Lustrous dark green foliage changes to yellow in fall. This is the darkest pink flowering Clethra we know. Discovered by Andy Brand at Broken Arrow Nursery, CT, in 1992 as...
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Common Name: Summersweet
Bright pink-red stems throughout the growing season. Fragrant flowers tinged pink midsummer. A stoloniferous native wetland shrub that suckers readily and tolerates many types of soil. Sweetly fragrant flowers on new growth in mid summer perfume the ...
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Common Name: Summersweet
A seedling of 'Hummingbird' with a dense mounded habit. Large white fragrant flowers. Foliage is dark green in summer, yellow in fall. A stoloniferous native wetland shrub that suckers readily and tolerates many types of soil. Flowers on new growth i...
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Common Name: Summersweet
Synonym: 'Caleb' Extra large white flowers in extra long 10" panicles, very fragrant. A stoloniferous wetland shrub that suckers readily and tolerates many types of soil but particulalry enjoys moist locations. Native from Maine to Florida. Flowers... [ More Information ]
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Common Name: Sweetfern
Fast spreading native groundcover with aromatic fern-like green foliage. Prefers well drained, infertile soil. The roots have nodules that fix nitrogen and enable the plant to thrive in poor soils where few other plants grow well. Adaptable to seasho...
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Common Name: Lily-of-the-Valley
Very fragrant, white bell-shaped flowers, May-June. Hardy, vigorous ground cover that thrives in moist shade. A delightful, if small, cut flower. Native to Europe and Asia. Hardy and carefree. Will naturalize. Happy in coastal gardens. Deer resistant...
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Common Name: Lily-of-the-Valley
Very fragrant, white, bell-shaped flowers larger than the species in May. More flowers per stem with taller stems to show off the blooms. A hardy, vigorous groundcover that thrives in moist shade. A delightful, if small, cut flower. Native to Europe ...
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Common Name: Tickseed
Showy, semidouble, bright yellow blooms on long smooth stems all summer above clumps of narrow green leaves. Drought tolerant once established. Does well at the seashore. Deer resistant. Deadhead or shear to prolong flowering. Divide in spring. Spaci...
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Common Name: Tickseed or Lanceleaf Coreopsis
6--12" h. x 3--14" w. Single, 1.5" diameter, golden yellow flowers with a deep orange to maroon eye from early through late summer. Compact, upright, uniform habit. An excellent choice for the front of the border or edging a walk. Attracts butterflie...
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Common Name: Tickseed
Golden flowers with orange centers, June–September. Compact and bushy with somewhat hairy foliage. Drought tolerant once established. Does well at the seashore. Deer resistant. Deadhead or shear to prolong flowering. Divide in spring. Spacing: 12"....
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Common Name: Coreopsis, Pink
Native species. Low spreading mound of thread-like foliage covered with small lavender-pink flowers with yellow centers, June–September. Prefers good drainage. Drought tolerant once established. Does well at the seashore. Deer resistant. Deadhead or ...
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Common Name: Coreopsis, Thread-leaf
Soft yellow flowers form along the stems, July-August. Flowering is more profuse along the stems than that of other C. verticillata. Foliage is more yellow-green than that of other C. verticillata, very finely divided for an airy effect. An excellen...
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Common Name: Coreopsis, Threadleaf
Pale yellow flowers with dark centers, July–August. An excellent companion to plants of any color. Lovely little single flowers on top of very fine foliage, July–August. Drought resistant. Native to the southeastern USA. Does well at the seashore. De...
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Common Name: Coreopsis, Threadleaf
Intense yellow flowers July–August. Stiff upright growth. Lovely little single flowers on top of very fine foliage, July–August. Native to the southeastern USA. Drought tolerant once established. Does well at the seashore. Deer resistant. Deadhead o...
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Common Name: Tickseed
24--30" h x 12-18" w. One of the Big Bang™ Series. Showy, luminous, canary-yellow, 3" flowers, midsummer to early fall. Green, medium-textured foliage. An excellent choice for the front of the border, combining well with other colors. Attracts ...
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Common Name: Tickseed
2” creamy yellow flowers with a rich red ring around a gold button-like center, all summer. Flowers that open in autumn range from solid red to pale yellow with red streaking through the petals. Drought tolerant once establis... [ More Information ]
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Common Name: Dogwood, Variegated
Syn: 'Elegantissima' Red stems with green leaves edged in white. Vigorous and easy to grow, preferring moist, well drained soils. An annual pruning will help prevent crowding out neighboring plants and also helps maintain the vigor that produces the most brilliant stem ...
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Common Name: Dogwood, Tatarian
A Canadian selection with yellow stems and branches, particularly attractive in winter. Green foliage changes to yellow in fall. Disease resistant. Vigorous and easy to grow, preferring moist, well drained soils. An annual pruning will prevent crowdi...
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Common Name: Dogwood, Tatarian
Synonym: 'Bailhalo' A compact growing form of the variegated dogwood. Green leaves with white edges. Red stems all winter. Vigorous and easy to grow, preferring moist, well drained soils. An annual pruning will prevent crowding out neighboring plants and also helps main...
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Common Name: Dogwood, Pagoda
Multistem with horizontal branches; can be grown low or high branched. Small white flat-topped fragrant flowers in late May–June. Fruit on reddish stems is green in early August and changes to red and blue-black before dropping by mid to late August....
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Common Name: Dogwood, Red-twigged
Upright growing with slender red-brown stems, not stoloniferous. Dark green foliage. Small white flowers in late May. Porcelain-blue fruit in August. Tolerates partial shade and adverse soils....
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Common Name: Bunchberry
A choice native carpet-like, evergreen groundcover preferring moist, acid, humusy soils and shady woodland conditions. Ideal for underplanting in woodsy areas. Showy dogwood-like, greenish white flowers, May–June and sometimes later. Clusters of brig...
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Common Name: Dogwood, Flowering
Slow growing native understory tree with stiff trunk and wide horizontal branching. Renown for its showy white flower bracts that begin to open with the first warm days of spring. Red fruit in fall. Foliage turns luminous pink-scarlet-red in fall. Yo...
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Common Name: Dogwood, Flowering
Deep pink flowers with white centers May before leafing. Red fruit. Slow growing native understory tree with stiff trunk and wide horizontal branching. Renown for its showy flower bracts that begin to open with the first warm days of spring. Red frui...
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Common Name: Dogwood, Flowering
Heavy flowering with exceptionally large white flower bracts every year. Red fruit. Reported to be more disease resistant than other cultivars. One of the most highly rated cultivars of this native plant. Slow growing native understory tree with stif...
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Common Name: Dogwood, Pink Flowering
Dark pink new flower bracts mature to silvery pink during its bloom period in May. Red fruit. Green leaves turn brilliant scarlet in autumn. Slow growing native understory tree with stiff trunk and wide horizontal branching. Renown for its showy flow...
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Common Name: Dogwood, Chinese
Compact, slow and wide growing when young. Large, very dark pink to red flower bracts, the intensity influenced by the season. Green foliage turns brilliant red in fall. Distinctive flower bracts in June, later by two or more weeks than our native C....
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Common Name: Dogwood, Chinese
Wide growing with arching branches. Flower bracts vary from pink to nearly red in some years, depending on the weather. Reddish stems and new growth show best color in full sun. Distinctive flower bracts in June, later by two or more weeks than our n...
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Common Name: Dogwood, Chinese
Syn: 'New Red', 'Rosabella' Vigorous and upright growing. Flower bracts vary from pink to nearly red in some years and add a new dimension of color to the June landscape. Other characteristics are similar to the species. Distinctive flower bracts in June, later by two or more w...
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Common Name: Dogwood, Chinese
Narrow upright tree when young, broadening gracefully with age. Distinctive creamy white flower bracts in June, later by two or more weeks than our native C. florida. Large, edible, strawberry-shaped red and orange fruit in fall. Scarlet-red foliage ...
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Common Name: Dogwood, Kousa or Chinese
Upright. Distinctive creamy white flower bracts in June, later by two or more weeks than our native C. florida. Large, edible, strawberry-shaped red and orange fruit in fall. Scarlet-red foliage in fall. Gray bark on mature trunks and branches exfoli...
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Common Name: Cherry, Cornelian
A large scale plant with stiff branches becoming a dense, rounded upright globe if left to grow naturally. Mature stems develop attractive exfoliating bark. Notable for its multitudes of tiny yellow flowers in early April. Edible scarlet fruit in ear...
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Common Name: Dogwood, Rutgers Hybrid
Syn: x 'Rutban' Vigorous, upright growing. Overlapping white flower bracts, very dense on mature trees. Blooms in May.
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Common Name: Dogwood, Rutgers Hybrid
Syn: 'Rutgan' Vigorous, wide and upright. Rounded, slightly overlapping bracts are soft pink, varying in intensity of color depending on conditions and age, about five days after C. florida finishes.
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Common Name: Dogwood, Rutgers
Synonym: 'KN 30-8' Huge 6" white flowers in June. Densely branched. Foliage turns a beautiful orange-red in autumn. Rutgers hybrids are vigorous, upright growing hybrids of the native Cornus florida and the oriental Cornus kousa, developed at Rutgers... [ More Information ]
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Common Name: Dogwood, Bloodtwig
Syn: 'Winter Flame / Beauty' Dense growing and twiggy, suckering from the roots to form colonies. Brilliant yellow-orange stems, yellow at base, shading to fiery red at tips. Green leaves all summer turn red late in the autumn. Very effective in winter, especially in mass planti...
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Common Name: Dogwood, Red-osier
Synonym: 'Farrow' Dwarf red-twigged dogwood with bright red winter stems. Tiny white flowers late spring. Reddish purple foliage in autumn....
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Common Name: Dogwood, Red-osier
Bright red stems and green foliage. White flowers early summer, white berries autumn. Species is native to the eastern USA....
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Common Name: Dogwood, Yellowtwig
Variegated form of the yellow-twig dogwood. Green leaves irregularly edged with creamy white. Deciduous. Vigorous and wide growing, stoloniferous with yellow twigs in winter. Best twig color is maintained by selective removal of older wood. Roots to...
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Common Name: Winterhazel, Buttercup
4-6'. Fragrant primrose yellow flowers mid to late April. Small deciduous shrub with spreading habit best suited to a woodland setting. Dark green leaves turn yellow-green to gold in the fall. Needs full sun and high pH soils, protection from incessa...
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Common Name: Winterhazel, Spike
Leaves emerge purple and change to bluish green. Yellow fragrant flowers in April....
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Common Name: Harry Lauder's Walking Stick
Wide, upright growing with extremely twisted and contorted branches, stems and leaves. Prominent catkins in winter. No fruit. Most plants are propagated by grafting, and the straight upright shoots of the understock must be removed if they appear. Ma...
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Common Name: Filbert, Turkish
A stately pyramidal tree with a formal symmetry. Dark green summer foliage turns yellowish in fall. Exfoliating pale brown bark when mature. Pest resistant. Thrives despite cold winters and hot summers and is tolerant of adverse conditions. Becomes v...
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Common Name: Smoke Bush, Smoke Tree
Vigorous growing with stiff stout stems, rather irregular when young. The feathery buff colored flower panicles in June–July give the plant a "smoky" effect. The seedpods that follow, although less colorful, continue the smoky effect into the fall. S...
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Common Name: Smoketree, Smokebush
Syn: 'Ancot' Leaves are shades of bright clean lime green to golden yellow from spring through summer. Autumn foliage turns electrifying shades of coral, orange and red, more varied and tonal than purple-leaf Cotinus. Drought tolerant once established. Full sun....
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Common Name: Smokebush
Rich maroon-red new foliage darkens to purple-red or black in summer and becomes rich red-purple in fall. Purple-red flowers. Drought tolerant once established. Somewhat less winter tolerant than the species....
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Common Name: Cotoneaster
A miniature deciduous groundcover with low, spreading, arching branches and tiny leaves. Grows more slowly than others, more compact and better suited for smaller gardens. White flowers in summer, red fruit in fall. Adaptable to seashore conditions....
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Common Name: Cotoneaster, Cranberry
Stiff spreading branches with herringbone-patterned shoots that layer upon each other, forming a dense mound wider than high. Small glossy foliage turns red-purple in fall and holds into November. Large red fruit. Adaptable to seashore conditions....
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Common Name: Cotoneaster
Synonym: 'Royal Beauty' Synonyms: 'Royal Beauty', 'Pink Beauty'. Deciduous. Fast growing, prostrate shrub, can form upright shoots in center but otherwise stiff horizontal branches follow the contours of the landscape and hug the ground, well suited to growing over walls an...
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Common Name: Cotoneaster
Miniature. Fast growing groundcover, stiff horizontal branches. Dark green leaves turn reddish in autumn. Glossy red fruit. Adaptable to seashore conditions....
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Common Name: Cotoneaster, Rockspray
Low, herringbone-like branches form layers. Pink flowers in summer. Small glossy dark green leaves turn red in autumn. Red fruit in autumn. A distinctive groundcover. Adaptable to seashore conditions....
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Common Name: Cotoneaster, Rockspray
Irregularly branched with lustrous, dark green foliage. Pinkish red flowers, May–June. Red fruit in autumn. A distinctive groundcover, adaptable to the seashore....
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Common Name: Cotoneaster, Rockspray
Prostrate, spreading semievergreen groundcover with stiff, intertwining branches. Red fall foliage and berries. Adaptable to seashore conditions....
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Common Name: Cotoneaster, Willowleaf
2' high. Spreads up to 6' wide. Deciduous. Fast growing, low, spreading groundcover with dense arching branches. Long semievergreen foliage takes on a purplish color in fall. Small white flowers in spring. Bright red berries in fall. Adaptable to the...
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Common Name: Cotoneaster, Willowleaf
Fast growing groundcover, dense arching branches. Long semievergreen foliage becomes bronzed in fall. Small red fruit. Adaptable to the seashore....
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Common Name: Hawthorn
Rounded and upright growing with vase-shaped branching. Silvery gray-green branches and stems exfoliate with age and have very few thorns. Clusters of white flowers in May, followed by medium size coral-red fruit that often persists until spring. Glo...
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Common Name: Cedar, Japanese
Dense, compact, and slow growing upright with light green foliage in spring that turns a very deep, dark green in summer. Foliage is made up of soft, overlapping awl-like scales. Cryptomeria japonica is an adaptable plant species suited to single and...
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Common Name: Cedar, Japanese
This miniature cultivar was introduced by J. Blaauw & Co., Boskoop, Netherlands in 1949. It has a compact and tidy globose form. Awl-like, overlapping needles form tight dense foliage in a nice blue-green in summer turning to a bright pink-red-bronze...
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Common Name: Cedar, Japanese
Evergreen foliage is soft with overlapping awl-like scales. Cold weather changes the green needles to yellow rather than bronze like other Cryptomerias. When the weather warms in spring, the color returns to green. Great for a specimen tree or a priv...
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Common Name: Cedar, Japanese
Flat-topped globe as wide as high. Foliage is soft and grows overlapping awl-like scales. New foliage bluish green. Particularly attractive for its rich green summer color and contrasting bronzy winter appearance. Great for a specimen tree. Cryptomer...
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Common Name: Cedar, Japanese
Dwarf. Tiny, dense needles on lacy branches. Foliage is soft and grows overlapping awl-like scales. Particularly attractive for its rich green summer color and contrasting bronzy winter appearance. Makes a lovelly specimen plant. Cryptomeria is an ad...
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Common Name: Cedar, Japanese
Compact growing, broad, upright, dense and irregular pyramid. Light green awl-like needles are longer in the middle of the stem. Bronzed in winter if exposed to cold winds. Cryptomeria is an adaptable plant species suited to single and group planting...
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Common Name: Cedar, Japanese
Dwarf. Very dense, round. Foliage forms clusters, new growth blushed yellow. Foliage is composed of soft, overlapping awl-like scales. Particularly attractive for its rich green summer color and contrasting bronzy winter appearance. Cryptomeria is an...
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Common Name: Cedar, Japanese
Upright columnar and fast growing, often 3 feet or more a year. Soft, bright green, awl-like foliage turns slightly bronze-green in winter. This is one of the best cultivars for New England for single and group plantings. Cryptomeria, in general, is ...
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Common Name: Cyclamen, Hardy
C. coum is more dwarf than other Cyclamen. Striking violet-like flowers with magenta to white reflexed petals from late winter to early spring. Heart-shaped, glossy, mottled leaves. A woodland plant, C. coum prefers part... [ More Information ]
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Common Name: Broom, Scotch
Garnet-red sweetpea-shaped flowers. Fine-textured green stems and miniature leaves on flexible erect branches. Becomes broad with age. Flowers May–June. Tolerates poor and sandy soils where it tends to seed-in readily. Needs protection from drying w...
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Common Name: Broom, Scotch
Cheerful orange to yellow pea-like flowers with bright-red margins in May-June. Dark-green, fine-textured, small leaves on flexible erect branches. Becomes broad with age. Tolerates poor and sandy soils where it tends to seed in readily. Adaptable to...
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Common Name: Broom, Scotch
Large apricot-colored sweetpea-shaped flowers. Unique. Fine-textured green stems and miniature leaves on flexible erect branches. Becomes broad with age. Flowers in May–June. Tolerates poor and sandy soils where it tends to seed-in readily. Needs pr...
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Common Name: Broom, Scotch
Pale yellow sweetpea-shaped flowers. Fine-textured green stems and miniature leaves on flexible erect branches. Becomes broad with age. Flowers May–June. Tolerates poor and sandy soils where it tends to seed-in readily. Needs protection from drying ...
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Common Name: Broom, Scotch
A profusion of orange and apricot sweetpea-shaped flowers, May-June, on wandlike green stems. Dark green leaves divided into three leaflets. A vigorous, bushy shrub becomes broad with age. Tolerates poor and sandy soils where it tends to seed-in read...
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Common Name: Broom, Warminster
5' high and wide. Large shrub with dense, heavy massed branches and silky foliage. Deep yellow sweetpea-shaped flowers are produced in abundance, May-June. Becomes broad with age. Prefers moderately fertile, well-drained soil. Tolerates poor and sand...
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Common Name: Daphne
Dense and upright growing into a broad mound with thick, fleshy stems. Branches are covered with long green leaves with cream colored margins that turn bronzy in fall and persist until early winter. Clusters of fragrant pink flowers in May....
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Common Name: Daphne, Rose or Garland Flower
Wide spreading groundcover with trailing branches and upright tips. Narrow, dark green, fleshy leaves along the stems. Deep pink, sweetly scented flowers cover the plant in May. Enjoys an annual pruning to maintain shape and fullness. Deer resistant....
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Common Name: Daphne, Caucasian
Neat growing with upright, thick stems and branches. Clusters of fragrant white flowers most profusely in May, then less heavily continuously until hard freezes in the fall. Narrow, rounded blue-green leaves are often semievergreen....
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Common Name: Daphne, Caucasian
Syn: 'Blafra' Neat, bushy habit. Evergreen foliage. Pink buds produce heads of intensely fragrant white flowers, May. Drought tolerant once established. Deer resistant. Full sun to part shade....
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Common Name: Daphne, Caucasian
Attractive, evergreen foliage sporting narrow, creamy white margins. Sweetly fragrant white flowers starting in April. Drought tolerant once established. Deer resistant. Full sun to part shade....
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Common Name: Dove Tree
Broad and upright growing, becoming pyramidal with age. Emerging new leaves are aromatic, and summer foliage is bright green with silky undersides. Many horticulturists consider this to be among the most desirable of all trees because of its spectacu...
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Common Name: Delphinium
Sold under individual single-color cultivar names or as multi-color mixes that produce a variety of colors consisting primarily of blue, white, pink and violet. Statuesque blooms in late spring to early summer and again in fall if cut back and fertil...
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Common Name: Larkspur
Big clusters of powder-blue, 1½-inch blooms starred with a light eye on low-growing plants, all summer. Plant is 10 to 12 inches tall and 6 to 8 inches wide. The Summer series of Delphinium offers strong basal branching for lots more flowering stems....
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Common Name: Larkspur
Flower colors range from blues to whites. Blooms late summer to early autumn. Likes rich soil with a light top dressing in spring of manure or compost and of lime. Performs best with consistently adequate moisture. Adaptable to the seashore. Applicat...
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Common Name: Fern -- Hay-scented
Fast growing groundcover with lacy fronds that smell of hay when bruised. At home in more sun than most ferns. Prefers a moist, humusy soil. Deer resistant. Spacing: 15–18"....
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Common Name: Deutzia, Slender
Compact growing with slender arching branches. Upright groups of white flowers in late May. An old fashioned favorite....
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Common Name: Deutzia, Slender
Compact, wide, spreading and slow growing. White flowers in May. Burgundy fall foliage....
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Common Name: Pink, Cheddar
Cushions of narrow gray-green foliage with solitary or pairs of 1" fringed single pink flowers, May–June. Suitable for the front of the border, edging, or miniature garden. Prevent seed formation by deadheading to extend bloom well into summer. Diant...
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Common Name: Pink, Cheddar
Fragrant single bright magenta flowers in late spring. Deep blue foliage. Suitable for the front of the border, edging, or miniature garden. Prevent seed formation by deadheading to extend bloom well into summer. Dianthus suffer when drainage is poor...
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Common Name: Bleeding Heart, Fringed
Arching stems of drooping pink flowers all summer. Delicate fern-like foliage. Native to the eastern central USA. Prefers rich moist soil, is excellent in shade, and is deer resistant. Divide in spring. Spacing: 15-18"....
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Common Name: Bleeding Heart, Pacific
White flowers in summer. Grayish foliage. Similar to D. eximia, but slightly more drought tolerant. Native to northwest North America. Blooms late spring to early summer. Prefers rich moist soil in a shaded location and is deer resistant. Divide in ...
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Common Name: Bleeding Heart, Pacific
Ivory heart-shaped flowers, late spring to early summer. Gray-green foliage. Prefers moist, rich soil. Slightly more drought tolerant than D.eximia. Native to northwest North America. Divide in spring. Spacing: 15-18"....
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Common Name: Bleeding Heart, Pacific
Very floriferous rosy pink flowers. Gray-green foliage. Similar to D. eximia, but slightly more drought tolerant. Native to northwest North America. Blooms late spring to early summer. Prefers rich moist soil in a shaded location and is deer resista...
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Common Name: Bleeding Heart, Pacific
Cherry-pink flowers all summer. Blue-green foliage. Similar to D. eximia, but slightly more drought tolerant. Native to northwest North America. Blooms all summer. Prefers rich moist soil in a shaded location and is deer resistant. Divide in spring....
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Common Name: Bleeding Heart, Pink Showy
Long graceful racemes of cherry-pink and white heart-shaped flowers, May–June. Blue-green foliage will yellow and go dormant by mid summer if not sufficiently moist. Adaptable to coastal conditions. Prefers rich moist soil in a shaded location and is...
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Common Name: Bleeding Heart, White Showy
Long graceful racemes of pure white heart-shaped flowers, May-June. Light green foliage will yellow and go dormant by midsummer if not sufficiently moist. Prefers rich moist soil in a shaded location. Adaptable to coastal conditions. Deer resistant. ...
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Common Name: Foxglove, Yellow
Spikes of 2" creamy yellow drooping tubular flowers from stalks of hairy dark green sessile leaves, June–July. Reliably perennial. Performs well in soils rich in organic matter that are not allowed to dry out. Adaptable to the seashore. Spacing: 15-1...
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Common Name: Foxglove
Syn: 'Waldigone' 18" h. x 12" w. Very strong, upright stems carry racemes of yellow-peach flowers with slight reddish brown markings, midsummer into early fall. Plant is relatively short and well branched. Dark green, semievergreen leaves are smooth and lance-shaped....
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Common Name: Foxglove
The Camelot Series are the first F1 hybrid foxgloves available to the home gardener. Vigorous well-branched plants. Perform well in soils rich in organic matter that are not allowed to dry out. Adaptable to the seashore. Spacing: 18–24"....
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Common Name: Foxglove
The Camelot Series are the first F1 hybrid foxgloves available to the home gardener. Vigorous well-branched plants. Perform well in soils rich in organic matter that are not allowed to dry out. Adaptable to the seashore. Spacing: 18–24"....
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Common Name: Foxglove
The Camelot Series are the first F1 hybrid foxgloves available to the home gardener. Vigorous well-branched plants. Perform well in soils rich in organic matter that are not allowed to dry out. Adaptable to the seashore. Spacing: 18–24"....
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Common Name: Fern -- Autumn Fern
Arching evergreen foliage. Fronds are triangular and bipinnate. New growth is coppery red, matures deep glossy green. Undersides of fronds are densely speckled with red sori. Native to Asia. One of the easiest to establish ferns. Likes good drainage....
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Common Name: Fern -- Japanese Shield
Evergreen. New growth copper-red, contrasting with mature glossy green fronds. Easy to establish in shady areas with good drainage. Spacing: 12–18"....
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Common Name: Fern -- Parsley Male Wood Fern
Dark green, crinkled and crested foliage that resembles parsley. A. felix-mas is a native suited to the woodland garden or any shady corner where its unusual texture will be noticed. Part shade to shade is ideal. Humus-rich so... [ More Information ]
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Common Name: Coneflower
Synonym: 'Emily Saul' 12--18"h. x 12--18" w. Distinctive dwarf with fragrant, dark magenta-purple flowers with black-red cones, June until frost. Petals overlap to give a very full flower. Stems are black and contrast dramatically with blue-green foliag... [ More Information ]
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Common Name: Coneflower
Creamy white flower petals, dark central cone, July–August. Longer blooming than other coneflowers. Echinacea purpurea is native to the central USA. Prefers well drained, only moderately fertile soils and should have goo... [ More Information ]
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Common Name: Coneflower
Daisy-like flower with lime-green petals flushed at the base with rose-pink, July to September. When mature, the entire petal will change to mauve. Large center cone is dark green and lime green. Attracts butterflies. Prefers well-drained and only mo...
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Common Name: Coneflower
Synonym: 'Matthew Saul' "Earthy" gold flowers with golden orange cones resembling the harvest moon, early to late summer. Fragrant. Echinacea purpurea is native to the mid eastern USA. Prefers well drained, only moderately fertile soils and should have go... [ More Information ]
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Common Name: Coneflower
Compact variety, bright pink flowers, July–August and sporadically into October. Echinacea purpurea is native to the cental USA. Prefers well drained, only moderately fertile soils and should have good drainage. Drought ... [ More Information ]
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Common Name: Coneflower
Synonym: 'Katie Saul' Very fragrant bi-color flowers with golden orange cones. Delicate rays start rosy pink at center changing to coral, orange and gold toward the tips. Heavy blooming, early to late summer. Echinacea purpurea is native to the cen... [ More Information ]
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Common Name: Coneflower
Synonym: 'Evan Saul' Intense orange fragrant flowers. Echinacea purpurea is native to the central USA. Prefers well drained, only moderately fertile soils and should have good drainage. Drought tolerant once established. Good cut flower. Leave con... [ More Information ]
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Common Name: Coneflower
Citron-yellow fragrant flowers. Prominent cones start green then turn to gold. Echinacea purpurea is native to the central USA. Prefers well drained, only moderately fertile soils and should have good drainage. Drought toleran... [ More Information ]
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Common Name: Coneflower
Electrifying orange fragrant flower with large brown cone. Echinacea purpurea is native to the central USA. Prefers well drained, only moderately fertile soils and should have good drainage. Drought tolerant once established. ... [ More Information ]
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Common Name: Coneflower
Vibrant rose-red fragrant flower with unusual deep red cone. Echinacea purpurea is native to the central USA. Prefers well drained, only moderately fertile soils and should have good drainage. Drought tolerant once established... [ More Information ]
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Common Name: Coneflower
Synonym: 'Doppelganger' Purple-pink flowers sprout a charming second set of petals atop the cone, once established, July to October. Native to the central USA. Prefers only moderately fertile soils and should have good winter drainage. Drought tolerant on... [ More Information ]
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Common Name: Coneflower
Large daisy-like white flowers held horizontally on strongly branched plant, July-October. Especially fragrant. Echinacea purpurea is native to the central USA. Prefers well drained, only moderately fertile soils and should ha... [ More Information ]
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Common Name: Coneflower
Dwarf. Daisy-like clear pink flower with reflexed petals and a bronze-mahogany cone, July–October. Native to the central USA. Prefers well drained only moderately fertile soil; should have good winter drainage. Drought t... [ More Information ]
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Common Name: Coneflower
Dwarf with white flower rays and a greenish disk, July–October. Native to the central USA. Prefers well drained only moderately fertile soil; should have good winter drainage. Drought tolerant once established. Good cut flowe... [ More Information ]
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Common Name: Coneflower
Fragrant purple-pink flower with a large, fully double head of petals in place of the cone. Echinacea purpurea is native to the central USA. Prefers well drained, only moderately fertile soils and should have good drainage. Dr... [ More Information ]
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Common Name: Coneflower
Substantial, glowing red flowers with horizontal petals, July-October, on robust plants. Native to the central USA. Prefers well drained only moderately fertile soil; should have good winter drainage. Drought tolerant once est... [ More Information ]
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Common Name: Coneflower
Large daisy-like creamy white flowers with a sweet fragrance, reflexed petals and a bronze-mahogany cone, July–October. Native to the central USA. Prefers well drained only moderately fertile soil; should have good winte... [ More Information ]
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Common Name: Thistle, Globe
Thistle-like plants with globular heads of steel blue flowers, July--August. Prefers well-drained, dry, poor soil; tolerates drought. Tap rooted. Deer resistant. Unusual cut flower. Full sun. Spacing: 18"....
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Common Name: Thistle, Globe
Globular heads of steel-blue flowers, darker than the species. Thistle-like plants with coarse, spiny and deeply dissected gray-green leaves. Taprooted. Tolerates poor soils if drainage is good. Spacing: 18"....
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Common Name: Enkianthus, Redvein
Upright growing when young, broadening with age. Clusters of fragrant, cream colored to pink bell-shaped flowers, veined with red, in late May. Dark green pest resistant leaves turn to brilliant scarlet-red for many weeks in autumn. Clusters of yello...
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Common Name: Enkianthus, White Flowering Redvein
Slower and more compact growing than the species. Unique creamy white flowers in late May. Vivid red-orange autumn color. Chosen as a Cary Award winning species in 1997. Starting in 1997 the Cary Award annually recognizes underutilized woody plants e...
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Common Name: Enkianthus, Redvein
Individually chosen for dark pink to red flowers that appear in late May to early June. Lightly fragrant. Red-orange autumn foliage. Requires full sun for best flower and foliage color. Full sun to full shade. Cary Award winner. Started in 1997 the ...
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Common Name: Enkianthus, Redvein
Slow growing. Upright habit. Seedling selection with rich, deep pink flowers late May. Leaves dark green and bluish green in summer, yellow, orange, red in autumn. Chosen as one of the first Cary Award winning species in 1997. Starting in 1997 the Ca...
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Common Name: Enkianthus, Redvein
Large, solid pink flowers in late May to early June. Lightly fragrant. Robust, wide and upright with dense branching from the ground. Dark green foliage, yellow seed capsules. Red-orange autumn color. Best flower and foliage color in full sun. This ...
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Common Name: Enkianthus, White
6' high and wide. Dainty bell-like flowers are white, urn-shaped, in pendulous clusters, early May before the leaves. Tiered branching. Bright green foliage turns brilliant scarlet in fall. Makes a lovely centerpiece in the small garden. Native to Ja...
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Common Name: Trailing Arbutus or Mayflower
The State Flower of Massachusetts. Prostrate growing mat-like native groundcover forms dense clumps at the edge of the woods. Thick, leathery, dark glossy green foliage. Waxy, fragrant light pink to white flowers in April–May. Thrives in partial shad...
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Common Name: Barrenwort or Bishop's Cap
Rich lavender-violet flowers, May–June. Handsome, semievergreen heart-shaped foliage has attractive purplish tints spring and fall. Excellent tolerance for dry shade. Good groundcover or rock garden plant. Divide in spring or fall. All Epimedium are ...
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Common Name: Barrenwort or Bishop's Cap
Deep, rose-pink flowers with white-tipped spurs, spring. Bronzy pink spring foliage turns to green in summer then to bronze in autumn. Excellent tolerance for dry shade. Good groundcover or rock garden plant. Divide in spring or autumn. All Epimedium...
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Common Name: Barrenwort, Red or Bishop's Cap
Crimson sepals surround a creamy center, mid to late spring. Pretty heart-shaped leaflets. Fast growing groundcover. Excellent tolerance for dry shade. Good groundcover or rock garden plant. Divide in spring or fall. All Epimedium are deer resistant....
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Common Name: Barrenwort or Bishop's Cap
A perfect sheet of sulphur-yellow flowers. Earliest Epimedium to bloom. Foliage is mottled red in spring, fall and winter, turns dark green in summer. Excellent tolerance for dry shade. Good groundcover or rock garden plant. Divide in spring or fall....
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Common Name: Barrenwort or Bishop's Cap
Large flowers a dusky violet shading to white centers for a two-toned effect, spring. Foliage blushed red in spring then deep crimson in autumn. Requires humus-rich soil. Divide in spring or fall. Spacing: 8–12"....
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Common Name: Barrenwort or Bishop's Cap
Miniature. Small white flowers in spring. Deciduous heart-shaped leaves with red tints in the spring and deep crimson in fall. Requires humus rich soil and grows slowly. Divide in spring or fall. All Epimedium are deer resistant. Spacing: 6-12"....
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Common Name: Heath
Deep pink flowers January–April. Bushy growing with dark green foliage.
Groundcover. Although similar in appearance and culture to Scotch Heather (Calluna vulgaris), the heaths flower in late winter and early spring. They are somewhat more difficu...
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Common Name: Heath
Rose-pink flowers, January–April. Yellow tints on foliage turn dark green in winter.
Groundcover. Although similar in appearance and culture to Scotch Heather (Calluna vulgaris), the heaths flower in late winter and early spring. They are somewhat...
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Common Name: Heath
Pink flowers February–April. Low, creeping, forming a dense mat.
Groundcover. Although similar in appearance and culture to Scotch Heather (Calluna vulgaris), the heaths flower in late winter and early spring. They are somewhat more difficult to g...
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Common Name: Heath
White flowers February–April. Low growing with green foliage. Groundcover. Although similar in appearance and culture to Scotch Heather (Calluna vulgaris), the heaths flower in late winter and early spring. They are somewhat more difficult to grow in...
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Common Name: Sea Holly
Deep blue thistle-like flowers in very large frilled blue bracts on stems tipped blue. Rosette of leathery blue-green leaves. Drought and salt tolerant. Performs well at the seashore. Good for drying. Spacing: 15"....
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Common Name: Sea Holly
Metallic blue egg-shaped flowers in finely frilled bracts. Blue-tinged foliage. Drought and salt tolerant. Performs well at the seashore. Good for drying. Spacing: 18–24"....
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Common Name: Holly, Flat Sea
8--12" h. x 8--10" w. Silver blue stems that emerge from a basal rosette, before forming spiny globe-like purplish blue flower heads surrounded by spiny bracts. A very dwarf, compact plant. Requires good drainage. Thrives in sunbaked locations. Salt ...
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Common Name: Euonymus, Japanese
Compact growing in a mound shape as wide as high. This is a striking new selection with large yellow leaves edged in dark green. Stems are yellow and turn reddish in winter. Winter foliage adds tones of pink-purple. An exciting cultivar to add textur...
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Common Name: Euonymus, Japanese
Green and yellow variegated evergreen foliage. Shrub has an irregular, mounding habit. Drought tolerant once established. Winter interest. Can be used as a groundcover. Light shearing helps to keep plant neat. Full sun to shade....
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Common Name: Euonymus, Japanese
Compact growing and mound-shaped. Yellow and green variegated medium size leaves change to multicolored rose-pink in fall. Plant in full sun for best foliage color. Developed and patented in the 1960s by Corliss Nurseries, Ipswich, MA. Can be grown a...
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Common Name: Euonymus, Japanese
Compact growing and mound-shaped. Medium size green leaves with white variegation, rosy pink in fall and winter. Developed and patented in the 1960s by Corliss Nurseries, Ipswich, MA. This cultivar has become one of the most commonly used plants for ...
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Common Name: Euonymus, Japanese
Upright branched with unusual foliage mix of green, gold, and creamy white. A tremendous variety of growth types and foliage colors makes this species appealing for New England landscapes. Even though most cultivars will become a clinging vine if all...
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Common Name: Euonymus, Japanese
A slow growing cultivar that spreads as it grows and forms a low mound as it matures. Distinctive for its wavy, medium size yellow leaves with narrow dark green margins. Stems turn red, and foliage becomes pink-toned in winter. Very effective as a st...
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Common Name: Wintercreeper
Evergreen groundcover. Narrow dark green leaves are etched with silvery white veins. Very prostrate habit. Spacing: 24". Most Japanese Euonymus will become a clinging vine if allowed to grow upwards on a support but are usually grown a... [ More Information ]
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Common Name:
Slow growing and upright when young. Develops into a wide, low-branched tree with smooth gray bark. Bright green new foliage very early in the spring. Large pendant scarlet fruit open to release orange seeds in autumn. Bright green leaves turn yellow...
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Common Name: Joe-Pye-Weed, Coastal Plain
Dwarf. Dome-shaped heads of lavender flowers, mid summer. Whorls of green leaves. Attracts butterflies. Divide in spring. Spacing: 2–3 ft....
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Common Name: Joe-Pye-Weed
Species is a native wetland plant with coarse leaves and purple tubular flowers in terminal clusters. Large, showy lavender flower heads, August–September. Stems are speckled purple. Good cut flower. Attracts butterflies. Divide in spring. Spacing: 2...
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Common Name: Joe-Pye-Weed or Hardy Ageratum
Shiny deep purple stems with coarse, chocolate-colored leaves and contrasting white flowers, September–October. Excellent cut or dried. Attracts butterflies. Divide in spring. Spacing: 2–3 ft....
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Common Name: Joe-Pye-Weed or Hardy Ageratum
Airy clusters of wine-red flowers, late summer to early autumn. Upright purplish stems. Lance-shaped, green foliage. Attracts butterflies. Good cut flower. Spacing: 24–30"....
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Common Name: Spurge
Dark purple-bronze leaves create a mound of foliage with lime-green, Canterbury bell-like flowers in late spring to early summer. Self-sows freely. Tolerant of dry soil, suitable for coastal areas, and deer resistant. Avoid skin contact with milky sa...
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Common Name: Spurge, Cushion
Neat clump of lime-green foliage with yellow floral bracts in early spring that gradually turn reddish in fall. Tolerant of dry soil, suitable for coastal areas, and deer resistant. Avoid skin contact with milky sap. Divide in spring. Spacing: 18"....
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Common Name: Spurge, Cushion
Striking mahogany-red foliage all summer long with chartreuse flowers in early spring. Compact, mounding habit. Resistant to deer and rabbits. Tolerates dry soils. Suitable for coastal gardens. Avoid skin contact with milky sap. Divide in spring. Fu...
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Common Name: Beech, European
Syn: 'Fastigiata' Upright columnar with rigid upright branching when young, broadening with age. Green foliage. A good choice for creating a narrow windbreak or hedge. Smooth gray bark a beautiful accent in the winter landscape.
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Common Name: Beech, Weeping European
Upright growing with sharply pendulous long stiff branches. Green leaves. Weeping form and smooth gray bark a beautiful accent in the winter landscape. Native to Europe F sylvatica is extensively used for landscaping and has long been considered the ...
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Common Name: Beech, European
Upright growing form of the Weeping Purple Beech with central stem and cascading branches. Foliage purple-green in summer. Form and smooth gray bark a beautiful accent in the winter landscape. Native to Europe F sylvatica is extensively used for land...
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Common Name: Beech, European
Narrow and upright growing, slower than 'Dawyck Purple'. Red purple leaves all summer. Smooth gray bark a beautiful accent in the winter landscape. Native to Europe F sylvatica is extensively used for landscaping and has long been considered the fine...
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Common Name: Beech, Purple European
Magnificent, wide, upright massive tree with gray bark and glossy dark purple foliage. Retains foliage intensity all summer in sunny locations. Our most popular variety. Smooth gray bark a beautiful accent in the winter landscape. Native to Europe F ...
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Common Name: Beech, European
Vigorous growing. Dark purple leaves with wavy serrated margins. Smooth gray bark a beautiful accent in the winter landscape. Native to Europe F sylvatica is extensively used for landscaping and has long been considered the finest species for a speci...
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Common Name: Beech, European
Slow growing, broad upright. Distinctive purple leaves with a delicate pinkish white margin that varies in width. Hot sun can scorch the leaf edges in certain situations. Smooth gray bark a beautiful accent in the winter landscape. Native to Europe F...
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Common Name: Beech, European
Vigorous, wide, upright growing. Shiny dark purple leaves, larger than 'Riversii'. Smooth gray bark a beautiful accent in the winter landscape. Native to Europe F sylvatica is extensively used for landscaping and has long been considered the finest s...
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Common Name: Beech, European
Slow growing, wide, upright. Yellow leaves become light green in summer. Smooth gray bark a beautiful accent in the winter landscape. Native to Europe F sylvatica is extensively used for landscaping and has long been considered the finest species for...
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Common Name: Bamboo -- Umbrella Bamboo
Clumping, aggressive but not invasive. Soft pendulous dark green foliage densely packed on slender cascading culms. Culms are bright green during the first season, maturing to powder blue-green in the following years. Effective near water, as a hedge...
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Common Name: Bamboo -- Fargesia
Clumping. Aggressive, but not invasive. Tolerates full hot sun. Grows best in well drained soil with lots of organic matter. Spacing: 10–12 ft....
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Common Name: Bamboo -- Mountain Bamboo
Clumping, aggressive but not invasive. Early shoots have orange-red sheaths, tend to fountain as they rise. Mature culms are slender, ½" diameter, and upright with dark green foliage. Elegant and easy to grow. Effective near water, as a hedge, or as ...
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Common Name: Bamboo -- Fargesia
Clumping. Very vigorous grower. New bright green shoots appear early in the spring and quickly develop into a large clump. Spacing: 10–12 ft....
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Common Name: Bamboo-- Fountain Bamboo
Clumping, aggressive but not invasive. Delicate, 3/4" culms are an intense red when young, fade mature to mellow yellow, are more upright than other F. nitida. New culms appear mid summer, secondary branching occurs the next year. New culms should be...
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Common Name: Grass -- Fescue, Blue
Clumping evergreen cool season grass with intense blue blades. Forms showy, upright clumps. Golden inflorescence in summer, heavy bloomer. Tolerates heat and humidity and poor soils. Performs well at the seashore. Deer resistant. Full sun. Spacing: 8...
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Common Name: Grass -- Fescue, Blue
Clumping evergreen cool season grass with coarse, powdery blue foliage that holds up in heat and cold. Useful for bedding, edging or as a silvery accent in the garden. Performs well at the seashore. Tolerates poor soils. Spacing: 8–18".
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Common Name: Queen of the Prairie
Syn: "Venusta Magnifica' Large, imposing plant with tall strong stems that bear fragrant, feathery pink plumes, July–August. Will thrive in normal or boggy conditions. Suitable for the moist garden or naturalizing in a damp meadow or at water's edge. Divide in spring. Native...
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Common Name: Dropwort
Very attractive long lasting pink flowers, June–early September. Attractive fern-like foliage. Unlike other Filipendulas, vulgaris prefers drier, more alkaline soil. Spacing: 18"....
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Common Name: Forsythia
Wide, arching branches root where they contact the ground. Pale yellow flowers in early April. An excellent groundcover for banks and slopes. The species and its cultivars are typically fast growing multistemmed shrubs chiefly valued in the New Engla...
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Common Name: Forsythia
Synonym: 'Goldilocks' A true dwarf forsythia, 2-3' high by 2-4' wide. Abundant golden yellow flowers cluster around the stems, March-April. Great border, mass planting, groundcover or container plant. Dark green foliage begins to emerge during flowering. Upright habit, go...
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Common Name: Forsythia
Showy yellow flowers, early April, very hardy. The species and its cultivars are typically fast growing multistemmed shrubs chiefly valued in the New England landscape for their welcome display of blooms just as spring begins. F. ovata x europaea cul...
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Common Name: Forsythia, Weeping
Slender, arching and trailing, almost vine-like branches on upright stems. Golden yellow flowers in early May. Effective when planted above a wall, allowing very long, graceful branches to trail down. The species and its cultivars are typically fast ...
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Common Name: Forsythia
Synonym: 'Courdijau' Golden yellow flowers bloom in profusion, singly rather than in clusters, in late winter to early spring. Deciduous, slow growing, dwarf shrub with a prostrate habit. Foliage turns yellow, sometimes to purple in autumn. 'Golden Peep' is the product o...
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Common Name: Forsythia
In April, golden yellow flowers, slightly larger and better distributed along the branches than those of other Forsythia. Upright habit. Introduced from Ireland in 1935. The species and its cultivars are typically fast growing multistemmed shrubs chi...
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Common Name: Forsythia
Arching branches covered with citron-yellow flowers in April. Grows in a mound as wide as high. Yellow-purple fall foliage. Easily grown in average soils, medium moisture. Best flower production in full sun. The species and its cultivars are typicall...
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Common Name: Forsythia
Vigorous and fast growing with long upright and arching branches. Produces a profusion of large pale sulfur-yellow flowers in April. Discovered in 1930, one of the oldest and most popular cultivars for landscaping in this region. The species and its ...
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Common Name: Fothergilla, Dwarf
Compact and slow growing with slender branches, forming a dense, mound-shaped shrub, wider than high at maturity. Small bottlebrush-like, honey-scented white flowers in early May. Dark bluish green foliage turns multicolored in autumn. Well suited fo...
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Common Name: Fothergilla, Dwarf
Similar to the species, but lower growing, more spreading and smaller in most features. Compact and slow growing with slender branches, forming a dense, mound-shaped shrub, wider than high at maturity. Small bottlebrush-like, honey-scented white flo...
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Common Name: Fothergilla, Dwarf
Similar to the species in most aspects. Foliage is distinctly blue-toned all summer, but often does not color as intensely in the fall.
Compact and slow growing with slender branches, forming a dense, mound-shaped shrub, wider than high at maturit...
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Common Name: Fothergilla, Large
Handsome, icy bluish green, corrugated leaves. In fall, the foliage turns a vivid mix of reds, yellows, and oranges. Bottlebrush-like clusters of honey-scented creamy-white flowers in spring. Native. Cary Award winner. Started in 1997 the Cary Award ...
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Common Name: Fothergilla, Large
Vigorous and somewhat more compact than the species. Dark blue-green, corrugated foliage becomes brilliant scarlet, yellow and orange in fall. White, bottle-brush-like, upright flowers in May. Recently selected from the Mt. Airy Arboretum by Michael ...
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Common Name: Ash, Green
Synonym: 'Cimmzam' Seedless cultivar with good lateral branching characteristics, and a rounded upright form. Waxy dark green foliage turns burgundy, brick red, and finally orange-red in fall. The species is native to this region and tolerates a wide range of condition...
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Common Name: Ash, Green
Vigorous, upright branched, forming a uniform pyramid. Dark green glossy foliage turns yellow in autumn. Reportedly seedless. The species is native to this region and tolerates a wide range of conditions including both high moisture and drought, infe...
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Common Name: Blanket Flower
Apricot-orange with yellow petal tips, June–August. Dark green foliage. Tolerates poor soils and drought. Adaptable to the seashore. Deadhead to prolong bloom. Divide in spring. Spacing: 18"....
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Common Name: Blanket Flower
Large, fiery blossoms of orange-red petals tipped with rich flame yellow. Tolerates poor soils and drought. Adaptable to the seashore garden. Divide in spring. Attracts butterflies. Full sun. Spacing: 12"....
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Common Name: Blanket Flower
Dwarf with a neat mounding habit. Colorful daisy-like maroon flowers with ragged yellow edges, June–August. Heat and drought tolerant. Prefers average to poor, well drained or dry soils. Adaptable to the seashore. Deadhead to prolong flowering. Divid...
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Common Name: Sweet Woodruff
Delicate looking but durable groundcover. Dwarf herb with fragrant bright green whorled leaves. Clusters of tiny white flowers, May–June. Tolerates dry shade. Suitable for garden railways. Deer resistant. Spacing: 12"....
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Common Name: Wintergreen or Checkerberry
Creeping evergreen groundcover native to the woodlands of North America. Bright green summer foliage is aromatic when crushed and turns reddish as colder weather sets in. Pinkish white flowers are showy for a long period, May–September. Fleshy, winte...
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Common Name: Wandflower
Syn: 'Baltincite' A new, more compact plant for smaller spaces. Striking, airy white flowers over dark foliage on upright, well-branched plants, openign up the spike spring through autumn. Drought tolerant once established. Spacing: 18-24". ...[ More Information ]
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Common Name: Wand Flower
Butterfly-like pink and white flowers in loose panicles, above narrow foliage, open up the spike a few at a time, late spring to summer. Delicate and whimsical in the garden. Drought tolerant once established. Spacing: 24"....
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Common Name: Wand Flower
Syn: Snow Fountain Spikes of white butterfly-shaped flowers, May–September, above a compact, wide clump of narrow foliage. Delicate and whimsical in the garden. Drought tolerant once established. Spacing: 36–48"....
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Common Name: Wand Flower
Panicles of white flowers on red stems. A compact selection reported to be sterile and therefore flowers for a longer season. Delicate and whimsical in the garden. Drought tolerant once established. Spacing: 24"....
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Common Name: Cranesbill
Pink-tinged white flowers, June–July, on mounds of light green foliage. Suitable as groundcover. Grow in moderately fertile, well drained soil. Adapts to most soils except waterlogged. Encourage continued bloom by removing spent flower stems and old ...
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Common Name: Cranesbill or Cambridge Geranium
Groundcover. Masses of 5-petaled, carmine-red ¾" flowers in late spring. Rounded, lobed, medium green foliage. A low growing spreader that can quickly form a respectable carpet. Grow in moderately fertile, well drained soil. Adapts to most soils exce...
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Common Name: Cranesbill
Synonym: 'Ravpil' Unusually dark reddish purple flowers with distinctive dark veins. Blooms June and sporadically through summer. Low growing mound of deeply lobed, bluish gray-green foliage. Suitable as groundcover. Grow in moderately fertile, well drained soil. Adap...
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Common Name: Cranesbill, Bigroot
1" flowers with deep red sepals and magenta petals, June–July. Leaves have a distinct medicinal smell when crushed. Good for groundcover. Suitable as groundcover. Grow in moderately fertile, well drained soil. Adapts to most soils except waterlogged....
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Common Name: Cranesbill, Bigroot
Lilac-pink flowers in spring, held above pungent deeply lobed, slightly glossy leaves that turn rich red in the fall. Leaves have a distinct medicinal smell when crushed. Drought tolerant. Spreads by rhizomes. Suitable as groundcover. Grow in moderat...
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Common Name: Cranesbill
Dusty pink flowers fade to white, giving a multi-toned effect. Early blooming. Dark bronze foliage best in full sun. Grow in moderately fertile, well drained soil. Adapts to most soils except waterlogged. Encourage continued bloom by removing spent f...
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Common Name: Cranesbill, Meadow
Lavender-purple flowers May–June. Dark bronze cutleaf foliage bets in full sun. Grow in moderately fertile, well drained soil. Adapts to most soils except waterlogged. Encourage continued bloom by removing spent flower stems and old leaves. Deer resi...
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Common Name: Cranesbill, Bloody
Single rose-purple flowers May–October with hairy, lacy foliage. Forms a large mound. Fall foliage is crimson-red. Tolerates heat. Grow in moderately fertile, well drained soil. Adapts to most soils except waterlogged. Encourage continued bloom by re...
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Common Name: Cranesbill, White Flowering Bloody
Single clear white flowers, summer, with hairy lacy foliage that turns red in autumn. Forms a large mound. Grow in moderately fertile, well drained soil. Adapts to most soils except waterlogged. Tolerates heat. Encourage continued bloom by removing s...
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Common Name: Cranesbill, Bloody
Unusual fluorescent pink flowers with bright white edges and pure white centers, summer. Forms a large mound. Grow in moderately fertile, well drained soil. Adapts to most soils except waterlogged. Tolerates heat. Encourage continued bloom by removin...
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Common Name: Cranesbill, Bloody
Low and bushy with purple flowers from late May until early August. Grow in moderately fertile, well drained soil. Adapts to most soils except waterlogged. Tolerates heat. Encourage continued bloom by removing spent flower stems and old leaves. Deer ...
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Common Name: Cranesbill
Dwarf variety. Clear pink flowers with crimson veining, summer. Excellent for the rock garden or front of the border. Grow in moderately fertile, well drained soil. Adapts to most soils except waterlogged. Tolerates heat. Encourage continued bloom by...
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Common Name: Cranesbill
Long lasting, purple-pink flowers, July–September. Bronze foliage turns rich red in autumn. Clump forming. Grow in moderately fertile, well drained soil. Adapts to most soils except waterlogged. Encourage continued bloom by removing spent flower stem...
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Common Name: Cranesbill
Large deep purple-blue flowers with darker veins, mid summer. Grow in moderately fertile, well drained soil. Adapts to most soils except waterlogged. Encourage continued bloom by removing spent flower stems and old leaves. Deer resistant. Divide in s...
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Common Name: Cranesbill
Single, brilliant blue, cup-shaped flowers with darker veins, May to July. Low growing mound of deeply cut green leaves. Grow in moderately fertile, well drained soil. Adapts to most soils except water-logged. Encourage continued bloom by removing sp...
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Common Name: Cranesbill
Large cup-shaped blue-purple flowers with white centers, June until frost. Green leaves. Grow in moderately fertile, well drained soil. Adapts to most soils except waterlogged. Encourage continued bloom by removing spent flower stems and old leaves. ...
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Common Name: Cranesbill
Large, intense violet-blue flowers, spring. Non-flopping clump of deeply cut green foliage. Grow in moderately fertile, well drained soil. Adapts to most soils except waterlogged. Drought tolerant once established. Encourage continued bloom by removi...
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Common Name: Cranesbill
Large pink flowers with darker veins in early summer. Large spreading mound. Grow in moderately fertile, well drained soil. Adapts to most soils except waterlogged. Encourage continued bloom by removing spent flower stems and old leaves. Deer resista...
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Common Name: Cranesbill
Very large violet-blue, saucer-shaped flowers with white centers, June until frost. Deep green leaves are slightly marbled. Forms a wide spreading mound. Grow in moderately fertile, well drained soil. Adapts to most soils except waterlogged. Encourag...
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Common Name: Geum
Bright red flowers with a touch of orange on deep wine-red stems, late April–May. Spacing: 12"....
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Common Name: Maidenhair Tree
Deciduous conifer. Disease and pest resistant. Coarse looking when young, with stiff, stout stems and branches. Matures to a graceful large tree with a picturesque shape. Dark green fan-shaped leaves turn bright yellow in autumn. Tolerates a wide ran...
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Common Name: Maidenhair Tree
Male. Matures into a round-crowned shape. No fruit. Disease and pest resistant. Deciduous conifer. Coarse looking when young, with stiff, stout stems and branches. Matures to a graceful large tree with a picturesque shape. Dark green fan-shaped leave...
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Common Name: Maidenhair Tree
Male. A compact-growing cultivar from New Zealand. Matures at less than half the normal size of the species. Thick, rich, jade-green leaves, more glaucous when new. Gold autumn foliage. Drought tolerant once established. Deer resistant. Disease and p...
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Common Name: Maindenhair Tree
Male. Narrow and pyramidal growing, with a tendency to develop a strong central trunk and well spaced branching. Brilliant gold fall color. Disease and pest resistant. Does not produce fruit. Deciduous conifer. Coarse looking when young, with stiff, ...
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Common Name: Honeylocust, Thornless
Fast growing, upright with horizontal branches forming a rounded head.
This species is native to the central USA. It grows quickly into a wide branched upright tree with picturesque branching. It performs well in most any soil condition, is drough...
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Common Name: Honeylocust, Thornless
Somewhat irregular growing, needing more maintenance than other cultivars. Finely divided foliage is ruby-red as it emerges in spring, turns bronze-green in summer and reddish in autumn. This species is native to the central USA. It grows quickly int...
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Common Name: Honeylocust, Thornless
Straight growing, symmetrical with graceful ascending branches. Heavy dark green foliage is held longer in fall than other cultivars. Produces very few seedpods. This cultivar has long been considered the standard Honeylocust for this region. This sp...
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Common Name: Honeylocust, Thornless
Syn: 'Skycole' Upright and pyramidal with ascending branches. Large dark green leaves turn golden yellow in autumn. This species is native to the central USA. It grows quickly into a wide branched upright tree with picturesque branching. It performs well in most an...
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Common Name: Honeylocust, Thornless
Syn: 'Suncole' Irregular, rounded pyramidal crown. New leaf growth is golden yellow with bronzy tips and contrasts with bright green mature foliage. Yellow fall foliage. Needs sunny location for optimum foliage effect. This species is native to the central USA. It ...
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Common Name: Baby's Breath
Tiny, star-shaped, sweetly scented white flowers, July-August, scattered on erect stems above a low tuft of narrow gray-green foliage. A dwarf for smaller spaces. Spacing: 12-15". Prefers a well drained alkaline soil. A light top dressing of lime ... [ More Information ]
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Common Name: Baby's Breath
Heavy sprays of double white flowers above fine, feathery gray-green foliage. Blooms in July and again in September if cut back. Low growing, blue-green linear foliage. Excellent for cutting or drying. Prefers a well drained alkaline soil. A light to...
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Common Name: Grass -- Hakone Grass, Gold
Low growing bright gold foliage streaked with green. Red and pink tints in cool weather. Running, but slow to spread. Best in fertile, well drained soil. Flowers in late summer. Spacing: 12–15". 2009 Perennial Plant of the Year.
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Common Name: Silverbell
Distinctly pink flowers, in May, that are somewhat smaller than those of the species, similar in all other aspects. Color of flowers may vary year to year depending upon growing conditions. Low-branched or multistemmed understory tree native to the s...
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Common Name: Silverbell
A low branched or multistemmed understory tree native to the southeastern USA. Fast growing when young. Can be trained to single stem. White bell-shaped flowers in May. Produces a profusion of brown, dry, 4-winged fruits in fall....
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Common Name: Witchhazel
Wide and upright growing shrub, spreading by underground stems. Native to woodlands, particularly in gravelly soils near streams in the eastern USA. Small, fragrant flowers unfurl their petals in shades of orange, red and yellow during February–March...
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Common Name: Witchhazel, Common
Fast growing, wide, and upright. Fragrant yellow flowers unfurl on warm days, closing during cold for many weeks in October–December. Differs from oriental species because it flowers in autumn rather than spring. Large papery green leaves turn yellow...
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Common Name: Witchhazel
Vigorous and upright with vase-like branches and stems. Large, lemon-colored flowers
with a distinct lemony fragrance, February–March. Multicolored fall foliage. An Arnold Arboretum introduction.
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Common Name: Witchhazel
Upright growing with wide branches. Dark coppery red, lightly scented flowers in February–March. Rich orange-red fall foliage. Tends to retain leaves in winter.
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Common Name: Witchhazel
Corrugated flower petals, red at the base, orange in the middle, yellow at the tip in February-March. Orange-red autumn foliage. All x intermedia cultivars are unique in their ability to flower over a long period at a time when little else is in bloo...
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Common Name: Witchhazel
Fast growing, broad and upright. Sweetly fragrant, soft sulfur-yellow flowers, February—March when little else is in bloom. Each flower has four ribbon-like petals that unfurl and release their fragrance on warm days, only to close tightly with ...
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Common Name: Ivy, English or Baltic Ivy
Clinging evergreen vine or groundcover. Large dark green leaves persist during winter, but can become wind burned in exposed locations. Stems spread aggressively and continuously all season, often reaching out or climbing 8 feet or more a year. Matur...
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Common Name: Sneezeweed, Ruby Dwarf
Cultivar of the native species with dark burnished red flowers, darker centers and yellow stamens in mid summer. Compact growing. Flowers over a long period that can be extended by deadheading. Divide in spring every 2-3 years. Spacing: 12–24"....
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Common Name: Sneezeweed
Copper-red petals, rolled or quilled initially, July–September. Cone starts green then turns brown. Flowers over a long period that can be extended by deadheading. Divide in spring every 2-3 years. Spacing: 18–24"....
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Common Name: Sneezeweed
Large plant with coarse leaves and upright stems of wide bronze-red rays surrounding a dark dome, July–August. Flowers over a long period that can be extended by deadheading. Divide in spring every 2-3 years. Spacing: 12–24"....
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Common Name: Sneezeweed
Small, fully double, button-like golden yellow flowers on upright stems all summer. Flowers over a long period that can be extended by deadheading. Divide in spring every 2-3 years. Spacing: 15–18"....
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Common Name: Sunflower
Bright yellow flowers with dark brown eyes, look like a small version of the larger sunflower, October. Clump forming. Good as a cut flower. Top dress annually with compost or well rotted manure. Divide every 2-4 years. Spacing: 24–30"....
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Common Name: Sunflower
Sturdy upright plant with single light yellow flowers, July–September. Great as a cut flower. Top dress annually with compost or well rotted manure. Divide every 2-4 years. Spacing: 24–30"....
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Common Name: Grass -- Oat Grass, Blue Sapphire Fountain
Clumping. Semievergreen, upward arching, bright steel-blue foliage. Straw-colored flowers in summer. Spacing 18-24".
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Common Name: Oxeye
Showy yellow flowers with wine-colored eye-zone, July--September. Beautiful deep-green, rough foliage and purple stems. Prefers moist, well-drained soils. Long lasting cut flower. Performs well in coastal gardens. Native. Divide every 2—3 years ...
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Common Name: Oxeye
Deep golden yellow flowers with dark mahogany centers on top of dark red stems and red-tinted foliage. Rough leaves and stems. Prefers moist well-drained soils. Long lasting cut flower. Performs well in coastal gardens. Native. Divide every 2—3 ...
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Common Name: Oxeye
Deep golden yellow double flowers, July-September. A long-lasting cut flower. Performs well in coastal gardens. Divide every 2-3 years. Spacing: 24-36"....
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Common Name: Hellebore
Synonym: 'Walhelivor' Ivory buds flushed with pink open to flowers streaked with rose hues, early spring. Silvery mottled evergreen foliage. A long-lived perennial that resents disturbance. Prefers a neutral to alkaline soil with consistent moisture. Deer resistant. Spaci...
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Common Name: Hellebore
Purple, red, white, green, or pink flowers, February–April. Evergreen foliage. Protect from harsh cold winds. A long-lived perennial that resents disturbance. Prefers a neutral to alkaline soil with consistent moisture. Deer resistant. Spacing: 24–36...
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Common Name: Hellebore, Stinking or Bearsfoot Hellebore
Glossy, deeply divided evergreen foliage. Large clusters of pale green bells edged in red, February–May. A long-lived perennial that resents disturbance. Prefers a neutral to alkaline soil with consistent moisture. Deer resistant. Spacing: 12–18"....
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Common Name: Hellebore
Collection of mixed hybrids of pink, white and red, clear and spotted color variation, early spring. Robust foliage. A long-lived perennial that resents disturbance. Prefers a neutral to alkaline soil with consistent moisture. Deer resistant. Spacing...
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Common Name: Hellebore
Flowers marked with dark red, apricot, and pink, in picotee, double, and anemone forms, early spring. A long-lived perennial that resents disturbance. Prefers a neutral to alkaline soil with consistent moisture. Deer resistant. Spacing: 18–24"....
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Common Name: Hellebore
Pink, mauve, lavender and near white blended on flowers from January to April. A long-lived perennial that resents disturbance. Prefers a neutral to alkaline soil with consistent moisture. Deer resistant. Spacing: 18–24"....
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Common Name: Hellebore
Selected hellebores for this collection include flowers in white, yellow, green pink or dark red, March–May. Shiny, leathery foliage. A long-lived perennial that resents disturbance. Prefers a neutral to alkaline soil with consistent moisture. Deer r...
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Common Name: Hellebore
Creamy yellow cup-shaped flowers in early spring. Spacing: 18-24". Hellebores are long lived perennials that resent disturbance and prefer a neutral to alkaline soil with consistent moisture. All are deer resistant. ...[ More Information ]
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Common Name: Hellebore
Pink buds on purple stems open to creamy flowers backed with pink and green, late winter to early spring. Saw-toothed foliage is pewter-blue above, burgundy-gray beneath, evergreen. Spacing: 12-18". Hellebores are long lived perennials that ... [ More Information ]
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Common Name: Daylily
Tetraploid. Fragrant 7" ruffled red-orange flowers with deeper red band and gold throat. Mid summer.
Daylilies are an unusually durable plant. Although they prefer reasonably fertile and moist soils, they are tolerant of poorer, drier soils and co...
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Common Name: Daylily
Diploid. 3" deep apricot flowers with diamond-dusted finish and ruffled edges. Blooms early and re-blooms until frost.
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Common Name: Daylily
Tetraploid (Hanson'95). 6...
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Common Name: Daylily
Fragrant 7" yellow flowers with ruffled blush-pink edges and green throat. Late. Re-bloomer. Daylilies are an unusually durable plant. Although they prefer reasonably fertile and moist soils, they are tolerant of poorer, drier soils and coastal condi...
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Common Name: Daylily
Tetraploid. 4-1⁄2" yellow-orange flowers with orange throat and maroon eye, July–August. Petals slightly crimped and recurved. Re-bloomer.
Daylilies are an unusually durable plant. Although they prefer reasonably fertile and moist soils, they are ...
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Common Name: Daylily
Fragrant 6" light lavender-pink blossoms with yellow throat. Mid to late season. Extended bloom. Daylilies are an unusually durable plant. Although they prefer reasonably fertile and moist soils, they are tolerant of poorer, drier soils and coastal c...
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Common Name: Daylily
Tetraploid. 4" fiery-red flowers with silky finish and ruffled edges.
Mid season.
Daylilies are an unusually durable plant. Although they prefer reasonably fertile and moist soils, they are tolerant of poorer, drier soils and coastal conditions....
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Common Name: Daylily
Synonym: Cardinal Rich red 4" flowers with a yellow to green throat. Flowering starts early and repeats for an unusually extended blooming season. Daylilies are an unusually durable plant. Although they prefer reasonably fertile and moist soils, they are to... [ More Information ]
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Common Name: Daylily
Dormant diploid. Pale apricot and rose bicolor 3" flowers. Mid season bloomer. Spacing: 12-18". Daylilies are an unusually durable plant. Although they prefer reasonably fertile and moist soils, they are tolerant of poorer, drier soils and... [ More Information ]
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Common Name: Daylily
Tetraploid. Fragrant 4" medium pink flowers with triangular red eye and green throat. Heavily ruffled, rounded petals. Early to mid season, frequently re-blooms.
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Common Name: Daylily
Diploid. Lavender-purple 6" flowers with yellow centers and ruffled edges. Mid season. Rebloomer. Daylilies are an unusually durable plant. Although they prefer reasonably fertile and moist soils, they are tolerant of poorer, drier soils a... [ More Information ]
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Common Name: Daylily
Tetraploid. Golden yellow 5-1/2" flowers with deep red eye and matching red picotee, crimped edge. Mid season. Extended bloom. Daylilies are an unusually durable plant. Although they prefer reasonably fertile and moist soils, they are tolerant of poo...
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Common Name: Daylily
4-1⁄2" gold and red bi-colored flowers with green throat and creamy orange midrib, 6-pointed star form. Mid to late season.
Daylilies are an unusually durable plant. Although they prefer reasonably fertile and moist soils, they are tolerant of poo...
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Common Name: Daylily
Lovely little 3" canary-yellow flowers that bloom and bloom, July until frost.
Daylilies are an unusually durable plant. Although they prefer reasonably fertile and moist soils, they are tolerant of poorer, drier soils and coastal conditions. Long...
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Common Name: Daylily
Fragrant 6" lemon-yellow flowers. Mid season. An old favorite.
Daylilies are an unusually durable plant. Although they prefer reasonably fertile and moist soils, they are tolerant of poorer, drier soils and coastal conditions. Long, narrow, archin...
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Common Name: Daylily
Diploid. Fragrant 6" nearly white, ruffled flowers with lime-green throat. Mid season. Re-blooms.
Daylilies are an unusually durable plant. Although they prefer reasonably fertile and moist soils, they are tolerant of poorer, drier soils and coast...
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Common Name: Daylily
Award winning 6" near white blossom with recurved, slightly ruffled petals and lime-yellow throat. Early to mid season. Extended bloom, re-bloomer.
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Common Name: Daylily
Lightly ruffled, 4", bright rose-lavender blossoms with a large wine-purple eye, mauve-rose watermark, and chartreuse throat.
Daylilies prefer reasonably fertile and moist soils but are tolerant of drier, poorer soils and coastal conditions. Long,...
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Common Name: Daylily
Tetraploid. A very large, 6", ruffled, heavily textured brilliant yellow blossoms. Early summer, one of the first to bloom. Repeat bloom. A strong grower that multiplies quickly.
Daylilies prefer reasonably fertile and moist soils but are tolerant ...
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Common Name: Daylily
Diploid. Fragrant 1-1⁄2" soft yellow flowers with burnt orange eye zone and green throat, June–September. A nocturnal bloomer, flowers typically opening at sunset and closing the next morning.
Daylilies are an unusually durable plant. Although the...
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Common Name: Daylily
Tetraploid. Fragrant 5" clear citron-yellow flowers with bright green throat, heavily ruffled petals. Early to mid season. Extended bloom.
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Common Name: Daylily
Just under 3", fragrant, cranberry-red flower with yellow-green throat. Nocturnal. Mid season re-bloomer.
Daylilies are an unusually durable plant. Although they prefer reasonably fertile and moist soils, they are tolerant of poorer, drier soils a...
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Common Name: Daylily
Diploid. Lily-like flowers are soft salmon-pink with lighter midrib. Midseason. Rebloomer. Daylilies are an unusually durable plant. Although they prefer reasonably fertile and moist soils, they are tolerant of poorer, drier soils and coastal conditi...
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Common Name: Daylily
3" purple flowers with yellow throat. Mid summer through autumn. Extended bloom.
Daylilies are an unusually durable plant. Although they prefer reasonably fertile and moist soils, they are tolerant of poorer, drier soils and coastal conditions. Lo...
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Common Name: Daylily
4-1⁄2" plus, rosy pink flowers with a deeper rose eye zone and a vivid yellow throat, July until frost. One of the Happy-Ever-Appster series.
Daylilies are an unusually durable plant. Although they prefer reasonably fertile and moist soils, they a...
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Common Name: Daylily
Spider-like, 8" yellow flowers with lime-green eye extending onto dramatically recurved, slightly ruffled tepals. Mid season. Rebloomer. Daylilies are an unusually durable plant. Although they prefer reasonably fertile and moist soils, they are toler...
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Common Name: Daylily
Dwarf. Small 3" bright golden yellow flowers. Blooms June until frost. Spacing: 12".
Daylilies are an unusually durable plant. Although they prefer reasonably fertile and moist soils, they are tolerant of poorer, drier soils and coastal conditions...
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Common Name: Daylily
Fragrant 3" yellow flowers. The clear yellow version of 'Stella D'Oro'. Very early. Re-bloomer. Spacing: 12".
Daylilies are an unusually durable plant. Although they prefer reasonably fertile and moist soils, they are tolerant of poorer, drier soi...
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Common Name: Daylily
Citrus yellow flowers with a citrus fragrance, June until frost. An improved form of 'Stella D'Oro'. Daylilies are an unusually durable plant. Although they prefer reasonably fertile and moist soils, they are tolerant of poorer, drier soils and coast...
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Common Name: Daylily
4-1/2" pink flower with red ruffled edges, strawberry-red eye zone and yellow throat. Mid season.
Daylilies are an unusually durable plant. Although they prefer reasonably fertile and moist soils, they are tolerant of poorer, drier soils and coast...
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Common Name: Daylily
Tetraploid. 6" deep black-purple flowers, with silvery white halo on petals, small lemon-green throat, dark purple stamens. Mid season. Extended bloom.
Daylilies are an unusually durable plant. Although they prefer reasonably fertile and moist soi...
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Common Name: Daylily
Rare. 6" pure rose-pink flowers with yellow-green throat, very ruffled petals. Mid to late season. Extended bloom.
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Common Name: Daylily, Trophytaker Series
Many varieties of Trophytaker® daylilies are available at the Garden Center. Please inquire. The one shown here is 'Siloam Amazing Grace'.
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Common Name: Hepatica, Sharp-lobed
Masses of starry deep blue flowers, March–May, over semievergeen mats of leathery, tri-lobed foliage. Spacing: 8–12"....
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Common Name: Seven Son Flower
Wide, vigorous and upright growing with coarse stems and branches. Distinctive in the winter garden for its exfoliating bark, even on smaller branches. Dark green foliage. Small white flowers appear in late August. As flowers fade, their sepals elong...
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Common Name: Geranium, Rock
Chocolate-black leaves with purple highlights. White flowers on purple stalks, mid summer. Benefits from annual mulching to keep rootstock covered. Adaptable to the seashore. Divide in spring every 3 years, planting crown just above the surface. Spac...
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Common Name: Coralbells
Mahogany-red foliage fades to bronze-green in heat. White flowers from early to mid summer. Benefits from annual mulching to keep rootstock covered. Adaptable to the seashore. Divide in spring every 3 years, planting crown just above the surface. Spa...
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Common Name: Coralbells
Fragrant, vermillion-red flowers that bloom late June to early August. Compact green foliage. Benefits from annual mulching to keep rootstock covered. Adaptable to the seashore. Divide in spring every 3 years, planting crown just above the surface. S...
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Common Name: Coralbells
Dense mound of green, scalloped leaves with dark veins. Spikes of small, brilliant ruby-red, persistent flowers in early summer. Subtle fragrance. Heuchera benefit from annual mulching to keep rootstock covered. Adaptable to the seashore. Divide in e...
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Common Name: Coralbells
Massive clump of very hairy, 8" wide, dark bronze leaves with contrasting purple undersides. Whitish pink flowers late summer. Benefits from annual mulching to keep rootstock covered. Adaptable to the seashore. Divide in spring every 3 years, plantin...
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Common Name: Coralbells
Chocolate-green leaves are reddish purple beneath. White flowers mid summer to early fall. Benefits from annual mulching to keep rootstock covered. Adaptable to the seashore. Divide in spring every 3 years, planting crown just above the surface. Spac...
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Common Name: Coralbells
Caramel foliage with reddish undersides. Heat and humidity tolerant. Rarely produces cream flowers on 24" stems, August. Benefits from annual mulching to keep rootstock covered. Adaptable to the seashore. Divide in spring every 3 years, planting crow...
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Common Name: Coralbells, Alumroot
Brilliant lime-yellow, large, rounded, lobed leaves. Small white flowers mid to late summer. Heat tolerant mutation of 'Caramel'. Heuchera benefit from annual mulching to keep rootstock covered. Adaptable to the seashore. Divide in early spring ever...
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Common Name: Coralbells
Shiny deep maroon leaves. Conspicuous whitish flowers late spring–early summer. Benefits from annual mulching to keep rootstock covered. Adaptable to the seashore. Divide in spring every 3 years, planting crown just above the surface. Spacing: 15–18"...
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Common Name: Coralbells
Sturdy mound of silvery metallic leaves veined with green. Sprays of creamy flowers June. Benefits from annual mulching to keep rootstock covered. Adaptable to the seashore. Divide in spring every 3 years, planting crown just above the surface. Spaci...
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Common Name: Coralbells
Heavily ruffled mid size leaves of chocolate brown and burgundy. Strong spikes of many small white flowers in summer. Benefits from annual mulching to keep rootstock covered. Adaptable to the seashore. Divide in spring every 3 years, planting crown j...
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Common Name: Coralbells, Alumroot
Bronze-chocolate leaves with silver sheen develop distinctive red edge in summer. Creamy white flowers, June. Heuchera benefit from annual mulching to keep rootstock covered. Adaptable to the seashore. Divide in early spring every 3 years, planting c...
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Common Name: Coralbells
Copper-green leaves with dark purple veining and green margins. Small red flowers on purple stalks late spring to early summer. Benefits from annual mulching to keep rootstock covered. Adaptable to the seashore. Divide in spring every 3 years, planti...
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Common Name: Coralbells
Large pink-purple foliage with darker veining. Small light pink flowers late spring to late summer. Benefits from annual mulching to keep rootstock covered. Adaptable to the seashore. Divide in spring every 3 years, planting crown just above the surf...
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Common Name: Coralbells
Large and showy olive-green leaves with burgundy veining sometimes with hints of silver and bronze. Contrasting cream colored flowers, June–July. Benefits from annual mulching to keep rootstock covered. Adaptable to the seashore. Divide in spring eve...
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Common Name: Coralbells
New foliage bright purple, develops heavy silver overlay and purple margins. White flowers on dark purple stems. Benefits from annual mulching to keep rootstock covered. Adaptable to the seashore. Divide in spring every 3 years, planting crown just a...
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Common Name: Coralbells
Syn: 'Balheubur' Leaves mottled with silver overlay creating contrasting green veins, flushing with burgundy in cool weather. Cream flowers in late spring. Spacing: 12-18". Heuchera benefit from annual mulching to keep rootstock covered. Adaptable to the seashore.... [ More Information ]
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Common Name: Coralbells
Massive brown-black foliage. Cream flowers August. Sun tolerant. Benefits from annual mulching to keep rootstock covered. Adaptable to the seashore. Divide in spring every 3 years, planting crown just above the surface. Spacing: 15–18"....
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Common Name: Coralbells
Deep bronze foliage with silver veins and reddish bronze beneath. White flowers early summer. Benefits from annual mulching to keep rootstock covered. Adaptable to the seashore. Divide in spring every 3 years, planting crown just above the surface. S...
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Common Name: Coralbells
Glossy, dark foliage like the black volcanic glass for which it is named. Sprays of white bells, May–June. Benefits from annual mulching to keep rootstock covered. Adaptable to the seashore. Divide in spring every 3 years, planting crown just above t...
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Common Name: Coralbells, Alumroot
Leaves dramatically mottled, silver green above and purple beneath. Attractive maroon stems. Sprays of pink flowers in June. Heuchera benefit from annual mulching to keep rootstock covered. Adaptable to the seashore. Divide in early spring every 3 y...
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Common Name: Coralbells
Brilliant shimmering plum-purple with a tight growing habit. Pink flowers early through mid summer. Benefits from annual mulching to keep rootstock covered. Adaptable to the seashore. Divide in spring every 3 years, planting crown just above the surf...
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Common Name: Coralbells
Extraordinary metallic silver overlay with dark bronze veining. Sprays of white bell flowers in spring. Benefits from annual mulching to keep rootstock covered. Adaptable to the seashore. Divide in spring every 3 years, planting crown just above the ...
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Common Name: Coralbells
Deep purple foliage. Bright cherry-red flowers on 24" stems, June. May re-bloom. Benefits from annual mulching to keep rootstock covered. Adaptable to the seashore. Divide in spring every 3 years, planting crown just above the surface. Spacing: 15–18...
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Common Name: Rose-of-Sharon or Shrub Althea
Double red flowers bloom late summer through fall. Rose-of-Sharon is valued for large flowers when few other shrubs are in bloom. A good specimen or hedge plant. Tolerates seashore conditions. Attracts hummingbirds. Full sun....
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Common Name: Rose-of-Sharon or Shrub Althea
Large single pink flowers with dark red eye. Does not set seed. U.S. National Arboretum (USNA) introduction. Vigorous and upright growing. Showy flowers over a long period in August–September. Most have attractive seedpods in the fall at the end of ...
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Common Name: Rose-of-Sharon or Shrub Althea
Double rose-purple flowers. Vigorous and upright growing. Showy flowers over a long period in August–September. Most have attractive seedpods in the fall at the end of every branch. Tolerates seashore conditions. Seedlings germinate readily, grow in...
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Common Name: Rose-of-Sharon or Shrub Althea
Slow growing. Showy, single sky blue flowers with a small red center over a long period in August–September. Vigorous and upright growing. An old French variety. Most Rose-of-Sharon have attractive seedpods in the fall at the end of every branch. T...
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Common Name: Rose-of-Sharon or ShrubAlthea
Synonym: 'Marina' Large single royal blue flowers with a dark red-maroon center that extends out into the veins creating a starburst effect. Blooms over a long period in August–September. Part of the Chifon and Satin series. Vigorous and upright growing. Most Rose-of-...
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Common Name: Rose-of-Sharon or Shrub Althea
Double rich pink blossoms fade to white. Vigorous and upright growing. Showy flowers over a long period in August–September. Most have attractive seedpods in the fall at the end of every branch. Tolerates seashore conditions. Seedlings germinate read...
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Common Name: Rose-of-Sharon or Shrub Althea
Very large single white blossoms. Vigorous and upright growing. Showy flowers over a long period in August–September. Most have attractive seedpods in the fall at the end of every branch. Tolerates seashore conditions. Seedlings germinate readily, gr...
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Common Name: Rose-of-Sharon or Shrub Althea
8-10' by 12' wide. Showy, double white flowers with pink blush and red lines running up each petal from a red throat. Vigorous and upright growing. Flowers over a long period in August–September. Tolerates seashore conditions. Seedlings of some varie...
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Common Name: Rose-of-Sharon or Shrub Althea
The attractive blossoms of two of the Chiffon Series grafted on one plant. Vigorous and upright growing. Showy flowers over a long period in August–September. Most have attractive seedpods in the fall at the end of every branch. Tolerates seashore co...
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Common Name: Rose-of-Sharon or Shrub Althea
Vigorous growing. Double red flowers. Vigorous and upright growing. Showy flowers over a long period in August–September. Most have attractive seedpods in the fall at the end of every branch. Tolerates seashore conditions. Seedlings germinate readil...
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Common Name: Rose-of-Sharon or Shrub Althea
Single white flowers with scarlet center.
Vigorous and upright growing. Showy flowers over a long period in August–September. Most have attractive seedpods in the fall at the end of every branch. Tolerates seashore conditions. Seedlings germinate ...
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Common Name: Rose-of-Sharon
Synonym: 'Minrosa' Single rose-pink blossom with red eye, petals somewhat undulating. Vigorous and upright growing. Part of hte Chiffon and Satin series. Showy flowers over a long period in August–September. Most Rose-of-Sharon have attractive seedpods in the fall at t...
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Common Name: Rose-of-Sharon or Shrub Althea
Pink, red and purple fully double blooms all on one plant, July-September. Rose-of-Sharon is valued for large flowers produced when few other shrubs are in bloom. Tolerates seashore conditions. Attracts hummingbirds. Full sun....
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Common Name: Rose-of-Sharon or Shrub Althea
Single white flowers. Vigorous and upright growing. Showy flowers over a long period in August–September. Most Rose-of-Sharon have attractive seedpods in the fall at the end of every branch. Tolerates seashore conditions. Seedlings germinate readily...
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Common Name: Rose-of-Sharon
Syn: 'Notwoodtwo' Anemone-like single white blossom with lacy center. Vigorous and upright growing. Showy flowers over a long period in August–September. Part of the Chiffon and Satin series. Most Rose-of-Sharon have attractive seedpods in the fall at the end of every...
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Common Name: Rosemallow
Three-lobed maple-like leaves on compact, rounded plant. Ruffled rosy pink flowers with a deeper pink eye the size of a dinner plate, late summer. Adaptable to the seashore. A Fleming Brothers hybrid. Spacing: 3 ft....
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Common Name: Rosemallow
Enormous deep red flowers with overlapping petals late summer. Purplish finely textured, dissected foliage. Compact rounded form. Sturdy stems. Adaptable to the seashore. Spacing: 2–4 ft....
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Common Name: Rosemallow
Enormous white flowers with red streaks radiating from a bright red eye in late summer. Copper-red maple-shaped leaves. A Fleming Brothers hydrid. Adaptable ot hte seashore. Spacing: 3 ft....
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Common Name: Rosemallow
Lovely pink cone-shaped flowers with satiny red centers. Deeply lobed leaves. Mid summer until frost. Adaptable ot the seashore. Spacing: 3 ft....
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Common Name: Rosemallow
Brilliant red ruffled flowers up to 10" across, late summer. Adaptable to the seashore. Spacing: 3 ft....
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Common Name: Rosemallow
Huge rose-red flowers mid to early fall. Prefers regular watering in soil with good drainage. Adaptable to the seashore. Spacing: 2–4 ft....
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Common Name: Rosemallow
Long flowering, dinner-plate-size white flowers from mid to late summer. Dark green foliage with a bluish cast. Spacing: 3 ft. Adaptable to the seashore....
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Common Name: Hosta, Plantainlily or Funkia
Rounded, deeply cupped blue green 11" leaves with a puckered texture. White flowers. Spacing: 18–24".
An outstanding foliage plant well suited for the shade with heart-shaped leaves and spikes of small drooping funnel-shaped lily-like flowers, J...
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Common Name: Hosta, Plantainlily or Funkia
Large yellowish green leaves. White flowers in July. Spacing: 12–24".
An outstanding foliage plant well suited for the shade with heart-shaped leaves and spikes of small drooping funnel-shaped lily-like flowers, July–August. Easy to grow in any mo...
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Common Name: Hosta, Plantainlily or Funkia
Large, substantial, deep blue puckered leaves. Bell-shaped white flowers in July. Spacing: 24–30".
An outstanding foliage plant well suited for the shade with heart-shaped leaves and spikes of small drooping funnel-shaped lily-like flowers, July–A...
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Common Name: Hosta, Plantainlily or Funkia
Large, thick, puckered blue leaves. Pure white flowers in early summer. Spacing: 48–60".
An outstanding foliage plant well suited for the shade with heart-shaped leaves and spikes of small drooping funnel-shaped lily-like flowers, July–August. Eas...
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Common Name: Hosta, Plantainlily or Funkia
Cupped shiny dark green heart-shaped puckered leaves. Lavender flowers in July. Spacing: 12".
An outstanding foliage plant well suited for the shade with heart-shaped leaves and spikes of small drooping funnel-shaped lily-like flowers, July–August...
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Common Name: Hosta, Plantainlily or Funkia
Blue-green heart-shaped foliage forms a dense round mound. Lavender blooms in July. Spacing: 15–30".
An outstanding foliage plant well suited for the shade with heart-shaped leaves and spikes of small drooping funnel-shaped lily-like flowers, July...
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Common Name: Plantainlily or Funkia
Miniature hosta. Small, round, blue-green leaves form a neat, symmetrical mound. Vibrant lavender flowers clustered on 12" stalks in summer. Hostas are an outstanding foliage plant well suited for the shade in any moderately fertile soil. They are v...
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Common Name: Hosta, Plantainlily or Funkia
Heavily textured shiny dark blue-green leaves. Lavender flowers in early summer. Spacing: 32–48".
An outstanding foliage plant well suited for the shade with heart-shaped leaves and spikes of small drooping funnel-shaped lily-like flowers, July–Au...
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Common Name: Hosta, Plantainlily or Funkia
Rounded, puckered blue-green foliage. White flowers in summer. Spacing: 24–30".
An outstanding foliage plant well suited for the shade with heart-shaped leaves and spikes of small drooping funnel-shaped lily-like flowers, July–August. Easy to gr...
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Common Name: Hosta, Plantainlily or Funkia
Puckered golden, rounded leaves accented by dark blue edges. Short stalks of white flowers early summer. Spacing: 30–48".
An outstanding foliage plant well suited for the shade with heart-shaped leaves and spikes of small drooping funnel-shaped li...
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Common Name: Hosta, Plantainlily or Funkia
Upright mound of cascading, moderately wavy, lance-shaped leaves with pure white centers surrounded by wide medium green margins. White flowers summer. Spacing: 18–24".
An outstanding foliage plant well suited for the shade with heart-shaped leave...
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Common Name: Hosta, Plantainlily or Funkia
Heavy corrugated dark green leaves with gold edges that turn white in the summer. Light lavender flowers in June. Spacing: 24–30".
An outstanding foliage plant well suited for the shade with heart-shaped leaves and spikes of small drooping funnel-...
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Common Name: Hosta, Plantain Lily or Funkia
Leaves dark green, nearly round, corrugated, resembling a flat hamburger. Pale purple flowers, heavy bloomer. Spacing: 30”. Hosta are outstanding foliage plants well suited for the shade. Spikes of small drooping funn... [ More Information ]
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Common Name: Hosta, Plantainlily or Funkia
Large, corrugated green leaf. Very fragrant nearly white flowers in summer. Spacing: 18–24".
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Common Name: Hosta, Plantainlily or Funkia
Heart-shaped leaves with white center and dark green margin. Lavender flowers in July. Spacing: 24".
An outstanding foliage plant well suited for the shade with heart-shaped leaves and spikes of small drooping funnel-shaped lily-like flowers, July...
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Common Name: Hosta, Plantainlily or Funkia
Dwarf. Narrow, stiff, upright leaves with deep green margins and creamy white centers. Light lavender flowers, mid summer. Spacing: 8–10".
An outstanding foliage plant well suited for the shade with heart-shaped leaves and spikes of small drooping...
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Common Name: Hosta, Plantainlily or Funkia
Mounds of dark green puckered leaves with a white edge of varying width. Lavender flowers in mid summer. Spacing: 24–48".
An outstanding foliage plant well suited for the shade with heart-shaped leaves and spikes of small drooping funnel-shaped li...
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Common Name: Plantainlily or Funkia
Lance-shaped green leaves with white margins. Dark purple flowers in August. Excellent for edging. Hostas are an outstanding foliage plant well suited for the shade in any moderately fertile soil. They are very drought tolerant once established but ...
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Common Name: Plantainlily or Funkia
Golden yellow green leaves with dark green margins. Lavender flowers in summer. Hostas are an outstanding foliage plant well suited for the shade in any moderately fertile soil. They are very drought tolerant once established but prefer consistent m...
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Common Name: Hosta, Plantainlily or Funkia
Leaves have blue-green margins with creamy white centers. White flowers. Tends to be slow to establish in the landscape. Spacing: 18–24".
An outstanding foliage plant well suited for the shade with heart-shaped leaves and spikes of small drooping ...
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Common Name: Hosta, Plantainlily or Funkia
Chartreuse leaves edged and mottled with green. Large fragrant white flowers in late summer. A sport of H. 'Fragrant Bouquet'. Spacing: 12–18".
An outstanding foliage plant well suited for the shade with heart-shaped leaves and spikes of small dro...
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Common Name: Hosta, Plantainlily or Funkia
Very upright, lance-shaped, slightly cupped, steel-blue, heavily textured leaves are slug resistant. Pale lavender flowers mid summer. Spacing: 18–24".
An outstanding foliage plant well suited for the shade with heart-shaped leaves and spikes of s...
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Common Name: Hosta, Plantainlily or Funkia
Leaves have wide, blue margin and a narrow warm yellow center which widens and brightens to white by June. Pale lavender flowers late spring. Spacing: 12–15".
An outstanding foliage plant well suited for the shade with heart-shaped leaves and spik...
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Common Name: Hosta, Plantainlily or Funkia
Frosty blue slug resistant foliage. Forms a vase-shaped mound. Lavender flowers on 5 ft. spikes, July. Spacing: 30–60".
An outstanding foliage plant well suited for the shade with heart-shaped leaves and spikes of small drooping funnel-shaped lily...
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Common Name: Hosta, Plantainlily or Funkia
Glossy, deep green leaves with distinctively rippled edges emerge yellow-green in spring. Lavender spider-shaped flowers in late summer. Spacing: 24".
An outstanding foliage plant well suited for the shade with heart-shaped leaves and spikes of sm...
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Common Name: Hosta, Plantainlily or Funkia
Slightly cupped, gold leaves with 1⁄2" wide green margins. Matte finish on top and waxy underneath. Compact mounding habit. White flowers with pale lavender stripes. Spacing: 12–18".
An outstanding foliage plant well suited for the shade with hear...
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Common Name: Hosta, Plantainlily or Funkia
Deep green leaves with wide yellow borders that streak toward the center. Lavender flowers mid summer. Spacing: 18".
An outstanding foliage plant well suited for the shade with heart-shaped leaves and spikes of small drooping funnel-shaped lily-li...
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Common Name: Hosta, Plantainlily or Funkia
A selection of 'Francee' with cupped leaves of heavier substance, darker color and creamier border. Pale lavender-striped flowers, August. Spacing: 24–48".
An outstanding foliage plant well suited for the shade with heart-shaped leaves and spikes ...
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Common Name: Hosta, Plantainlily or Funkia
Thick, pale yellow leaves with wide, dark green margins. Lavender flowers. Spacing: 36".
An outstanding foliage plant well suited for the shade with heart-shaped leaves and spikes of small drooping funnel-shaped lily-like flowers, July–August. Eas...
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Common Name: Hosta, Plantainlily or Funkia
Large, mounding, dark green leaves rippled with deep impressed veins. Pale lavender flowers midsummer. Spacing: 48–60".
An outstanding foliage plant well suited for the shade with heart-shaped leaves and spikes of small drooping funnel-shaped lily...
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Common Name: Hosta, Plantainlily or Funkia
Broad, heart-shaped, blue-green leaves with jagged chartreuse margins that mature to cream. Fragrant white flowers summer. Spacing: 36".
An outstanding foliage plant well suited for the shade with heart-shaped leaves and spikes of small drooping f...
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Common Name: Hosta, Plantainlily or Funkia
Unique red stems holding shiny green foliage. In summer, red buds open to purple blooms. Spacing: 18".
An outstanding foliage plant well suited for the shade with heart-shaped leaves and spikes of small drooping funnel-shaped lily-like flowers, Ju...
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Common Name: Hosta, Plantainlily or Funkia
Similar to 'Francee' but with a wider, pure white border. Will tolerate sun. Lavender flowers in July. Spacing: 18–24".
An outstanding foliage plant well suited for the shade with heart-shaped leaves and spikes of small drooping funnel-shaped lily...
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Common Name: Hosta, Plantainlily or Funkia
Smooth heart-shaped light green leaves with very wide, creamy white borders. Lavender flowers in mid summer. Spacing: 15–24".
An outstanding foliage plant well suited for the shade with heart-shaped leaves and spikes of small drooping funnel-shape...
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Common Name: Hosta, Plantainlily or Funkia
Very glossy heart-shaped leaves with dark green centers and wide yellow margins that mature white. Lavender flowers mid summer. Spacing: 18–24".
An outstanding foliage plant well suited for the shade with heart-shaped leaves and spikes of small dr...
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Common Name: Hosta, Plantainlily or Funkia
Dark red petioles extend an inch into the leaf blade. Medium size tapering leaves are glaucous white underneath. Lavender flowers in fall. Spacing: 12–24".
An outstanding foliage plant well suited for the shade with heart-shaped leaves and spikes ...
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Common Name: Hosta, Plantainlily or Funkia
Upright, vase-shaped plant. Heart-shaped, puckered, grey-green leaves with irregular creamy margins. Lavender flowers in summer. Spacing: 24-30".
An outstanding foliage plant well suited for the shade with heart-shaped leaves and spikes of small d...
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Common Name: Hosta, Plantainlily or Funkia
Rounded, white-centered leaves with green flecks, irregular dark green margins and pointed tips. Pale lavender flowers in late summer. Spacing: 12–24".
An outstanding foliage plant well suited for the shade with heart-shaped leaves and spikes of s...
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Common Name: Plantainlily or Funkia
Heart-shaped, flat, chartreuse leaves with a creamy edge. Purple flowers in late summer. Hostas are an outstanding foliage plant well suited for the shade in any moderately fertile soil. They are very drought tolerant once established but prefer con...
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Common Name: Hosta, Plantainlily or Funkia
Huge mound of thick, substantial golden foliage. The widest growing of any Hosta, can grow up to 50" or more wide. Lavender flowers in late July. Spacing: 30–60".
An outstanding foliage plant well suited for the shade with heart-shaped leaves and ...
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Common Name: Plantainlily or Funkia
Mounding plant with large, gold, wavy leaves that will take full sun to full shade. In full sun plant must have reliable moisture. Some afternoon sun would be appropriate. Lavender flowers. Hostas are an outstanding foliage plant well suited for the ...
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Common Name: Hosta, Plantainlily or Funkia
Small, rounded, bright gold leaves with wide light green borders. Center of leaf has outline of a dark green maple leaf. Light lavender flowers in early summer. Spacing: 12–18".
An outstanding foliage plant well suited for the shade with heart-sha...
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Common Name: Hosta, Plantainlily or Funkia
Medium size mound of creamy yellow-margined foliage. Lavender blossoms in July. A rapid grower. Spacing: 15–18".
An outstanding foliage plant well suited for the shade with heart-shaped leaves and spikes of small drooping funnel-shaped lily-like f...
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Common Name: Plantainlily or Funkia
Very large, thick, frosty blue wedge-shaped leaves with bold cream to yellow margins. Pale lavender flowers on thick stalks, mid summer. Slow to establish but worth the wait. Hostas are an outstanding foliage plant well suited for the shade in any mo...
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Common Name: Hosta, Plantainlily or Funkia
Large light green foliage. Fragrant, pure white 4" trumpet-shaped flowers, August. Tolerates full sun. Spacing: 30–60".
An outstanding foliage plant well suited for the shade with heart-shaped leaves and spikes of small drooping funnel-shaped lily...
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Common Name: Hosta, Seersucker Plantainlily or Funkia
Huge, heavily textured very blue leaves. Dense clusters of nearly white blossoms, July. Spacing: 30–60".
An outstanding foliage plant well suited for the shade with heart-shaped leaves and spikes of small drooping funnel-shaped lily-like flowers, ...
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Common Name: Hosta, Seersucker Plantainlily or Funkia
Glaucous blue-green leaf clumps. Lilac-white flowers in July. Spacing: 18–36".
An outstanding foliage plant well suited for the shade with heart-shaped leaves and spikes of small drooping funnel-shaped lily-like flowers, July–August. Easy to grow ...
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Common Name: Hosta, Seersucker Plantainlily or Funkia
Cream and gold margins on large blue-green leaves. Lilac flowers in July. Spacing: 18–36".
An outstanding foliage plant well suited for the shade with heart-shaped leaves and spikes of small drooping funnel-shaped lily-like flowers, July–August. E...
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Common Name: Hosta, Seersucker Plantainlily or Funkia
Rounded, slightly puckered leaves with cream colored centers and green margins. Center turns green as season progresses. Blooms near white. Spacing: 36–48".
An outstanding foliage plant well suited for the shade with heart-shaped leaves and spikes...
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Common Name: Hosta, Seersucker Plantainlily or Funkia
Medium size plants with heart-shaped chartreuse leaves with a wide dark green border and fine white striping in between. Violet flowers. Spacing: 12–24".
An outstanding foliage plant well suited for the shade with heart-shaped leaves and spikes of...
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Common Name: Hosta, Plantainlily or Funkia
Heart-shaped blue-gray foliage. Best color in full shade. Slug resistant. Pale lavender flowers July. Spacing: 12–24".
An outstanding foliage plant well suited for the shade with heart-shaped leaves and spikes of small drooping funnel-shaped lily-...
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Common Name: Hosta, Plantainlily or Funkia
Pointed leaves with gold centers fading to cream with blue-green margins. Good slug resistance. Violet flowers autumn. Spacing: 12–24".
An outstanding foliage plant well suited for the shade with heart-shaped leaves and spikes of small drooping fu...
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Common Name: Hosta, Plantainlily or Funkia
Shiny chartreuse leaves with narrow blue-green edges. Lavender flowers. Spacing: 24–36".
An outstanding foliage plant well suited for the shade with heart-shaped leaves and spikes of small drooping funnel-shaped lily-like flowers, July–August. Eas...
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Common Name: Hosta, Plantainlily or Funkia
Broad, slightly pointed, blue-green leaves with wide gold margins. Similar to 'Frances Williams' but larger. Tall scapes of nearly white flowers June–July. Spacing: 30".
An outstanding foliage plant well suited for the shade with heart-shaped leav...
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Common Name: Hosta, Plantainlily or Funkia
Thick, round to heart-shaped leaves are blue-green and irregularly striped with white and gray. Lavender flowers July. Spacing: 24–30".
An outstanding foliage plant well suited for the shade with heart-shaped leaves and spikes of small drooping fu...
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Common Name: Hydrangea, Climbing
Vigorous clinging vine with lateral branches. Large flat heads of fragrant white flowers in June on outward reaching stems. Glossy dark green summer foliage changes to golden in fall. Considered one of the best vines for sun or shade in this region....
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Common Name: Hydrangea, Climbing
Variegated, dark green leaves with irregular yellow margins. Large flat heads of white frangrant flowers in June. Golden autumn foliage. Cinnamon exfoliating bark. Cary Award winning species in 1998. Starting in 1997 the Cary Award annually recognize...
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Common Name: Hydrangea, Smooth
Hortensia. Low mound of unbranched stems. 4–6" clusters of white to pinkish flowers on new wood, June–September. Dark green leaves. Adaptable to seashore conditions. Prune in winter or early spring....
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Common Name: Hydrangea, Smooth
Hortensia. Large rounded heads of green to white sterile flowers on new growth in summer. Tolerates light shade. Cut to the ground in late winter to encourage best growth and flowering. Native. Adaptable to seashore conditions....
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Common Name: Hydrangea
Syn: 'Abetwo' Massive blooms emerge lime-green then change to white and age to green, July-September, on new wood. Beefy stems prevent drooping. Very floriferous. Adaptable to seashore conditions. Native. Prune in winter or early spring. ...[ More Information ]
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Common Name: Hydrangea
Syn: 'NCHA1' First pink H. arborescens. Large 6-8" flower clusters emerge dark hot pink and mature to bright pink, June-September, on new wood. Prune late winter or early spring. Native. Adaptable to seashore conditions. ...[ More Information ]
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Common Name: Hydrangea, Smooth
Synonym: 'Dardom' Hortensia. Big, lacy white blooms held above sturdy stems give a "floating" appearance, June–September. Adaptable to seashore conditions....
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Common Name: Hydrangea
Hortensia. Blue and pink flowers on old and new wood. Blooms in July–August. Pruning in fall removes earliest spring blossom buds. Pruning in spring greatly reduces blooming potential for the summer. If possible limit pruning to removal of winter-k...
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Common Name: Hydrangea
4-5' Deciduous. Hortensia. Huge 12-14" blooms on thick stems, sky blue in acid soils, light pink in basic soils. 'Big Daddy' also shows a very long bloom duration of 4-6 weeks. Flowers buds form on previous season's growth, so plants should be pruned...
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Common Name: Hydrangea
Hortensia. Large heads of pink florets, July to August. Compact habit, dark green leaves. Blooms on old and new wood. A newly introduced sport of Hydrangea `Lanarth White', but this one is a stable pink color unaffected by soil pH. Adaptable to seas...
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Common Name: Hydrangea
Lacecap. Vigorous. Abundant flat blue heads of fertile flowers encircled by large sterile florets.
Flower buds form on previous season's growth, producing showy displays July–August. Pruning
in spring greatly reduces the blooming potential for the...
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Common Name: Hydrangea
Syn: 'Vienna Rawi' Hortensia (mop head). Heads of lare sterile flowers, pink in alkaline or blue in acid soils, July-August, on old wood. Moist soils a must. One of the Cityline® dwarf hydrangea series. Because this type of hydrangea sets flower buds on the ... [ More Information ]
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Common Name: Hydrangea
Synonym: 'Bailmer' Hortensia. Clear pink blooms in less acidic soils, having blue flowers in acidic soils all season long. A newly introduced macrophylla that blooms both on old wood and new wood. Blue and pink flowers in July–August. Pruning in fall removes earliest s...
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Common Name: Hydrangea
3-6 ft high by 3-6 ft wide. Part of the Endless Summer® series. Introduced in limited release for 2006. Pure white, semi-double florets mature to a sweet, blush-pink, July to August and sporadically after. Disease and mildew resistant foliage is dark...
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Common Name: Hydrangea
Synonym: 'Alpengluhen' Dark pink to red flower heads. Glossy dark green foliage. Flower buds form on previous season's growth, producing showy displays July–August. Pruning in spring greatly reduces the blooming potential for the summer. If possible limit pruning to remov...
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Common Name: Hydrangea
Lacecap flowers open pinkish white in spring, mature burgundy rose. Reddish purple fall foliage with distinctive sturdy red stems and veins throughout the growing season. Compact mound. Mildew resistant. 'Lady in Red' is a wonderful addition to any s...
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Common Name: Hydrangea, Lacecap
Lacecap. Flat heads of large blue flowers July–August. Pruning in fall removes spring blossom buds. If possible limit pruning to removal of winter-killed wood. Blue flowering types require acid soil for blue flower color. In neutral and alkaline soil...
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Common Name: Hydrangea, Lacecap
Lacecap. Flat heads of blue flowers in summer. Blooms on old wood. Green leaves are variegated with white margins. Pruning in fall removes spring blossom buds. If possible limit pruning to removal of winter-killed wood. Blue flowering types require a...
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Common Name: Hydrangea
Hortensia. Large heads of blue or pink flowers with black-purple stems on new growth. Bright green to yellow-green leaves. Pruning in spring greatly reduces blooming potential for the summer. If possible limit pruning to removal of winter-killed woo...
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Common Name: Hydrangea
Hortensia. Large rounded heads of deep blue flowers, July–August, from old and new wood. Excellent near the seashore. Pruning in fall removes earliest spring blossom buds. Pruning in spring greatly reduces blooming potential for the summer. If possi...
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Common Name: Hydrangea
Hortensia dwarf. Pink flowers July. Repeat bloomer. Pruning in fall removes earliest spring blossom buds. Pruning in spring greatly reduces blooming potential for the summer. If possible limit pruning to removal of winter-killed wood. Adaptable to s...
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Common Name: Hydrangea
Lacecap. Pink and cream flowers on old wood. Pruning in fall removes earliest spring blossom buds. If possible limit pruning to removal of winter-killed wood. Adaptable to seashore conditions....
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Common Name: Hydrangea, Lacecap
Syn: 'PIIHM-I' First reblooming lacecap. Abundant pink to periwinkle blue blossoms that feature a lacy pink center, produced in summer on old and new wood. Pruning in spring reduces blooming potential for the summer but, unlike other lacecaps, this cultivar will bl...
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Common Name: Hydrangea, Lacecap
8' high by 8' wide. Enormous blue lacecap flower clusters to 8 inches across bloom in summer and early fall. This deciduous, rounded shrub has toothed green leaves to 8 inches long that turn exceptionally gold and red in the fall. Pruning in spring g...
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Common Name: Hydrangea
The familiar old-fashioned plant with large clusters of sterile white flowers in mid summer turn rose-pink in fall. Vigorous and fast growing. Hortensia. These all flower on the current year's new growth, generally July–September. Can be pruned in sp...
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Common Name: Hydrangea
Lacy, pyramidal heads of white flowers are held up neatly from June–September on new wood. Glossy, dark green foliage. Prune in spring. Adaptable to seashore conditions....
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Common Name: Hydrangea
Large heads of light lime green flowers are held upright on sturdy stems beginning in late July and hold their color until fall when they turn deep pink. Excellent for fresh or dried arrangements. Blooms on new wood. Prune in spring. Adaptable to sea...
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Common Name: Hydrangea
Compact rounded form. White flowers similar to PeeGee but much smaller. Blooms on new wood. Prune in spring. Adaptable to coastal gardens....
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Common Name: Hydrangea
Pink buds open in summer to large upright cones of white flowers that turn pink as they mature. Originated in Belgium. Blooms on new wood. Prune in spring. Adaptable to coastal gardens....
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Common Name: Hydrangea
Syn: 'DVPpinky' New in 2008. Unique, huge, two-toned, 12-16" white and pink flowers in mid-summer on strong upright red stems. Blooms do not droop like Pee Gee Hydrangea. The flower heads continue to grow throughout the season and as the older flowers turn dark pin...
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Common Name: Hydrangea
Synonym; 'Bulk' Late summer white flowers turn pink very quickly and will be an extremely dark rosy-pink in the fall. Blooms on new wood, about a month earlier than other H. paniculata. Can be pruned in spring without affecting summer bloom. Will bloom through fall....
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Common Name: Hydrangea
Slower and more compact growing than PeeGee Hydrangea. Upright panicles of both fertile and sterile white flowers starting in August and continuing until frost. Blooms on new wood. Prune in spring. Adaptable to coastal gardens....
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Common Name: Hydrangea
Natural arching form. Enormous creamy white flower heads. Early blooming H. paniculata comparable to 'Kyushu', but slightly larger with more flower petals. Blooms on new wood. Prune in spring. Adaptable to coastal gardens....
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Common Name: Hydrangea, Tree Form
The familiar old-fashioned plant with large clusters of sterile white flowers in mid summer turn rose-pink in fall. Vigorous and fast growing. Tree form plant is trained into upright tree form on a single stem. Hortensia. H. paniculata all flower on...
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Common Name: Hydrangea, Tree Form
Lacy, pyramidal heads of white flowers are held up neatly from June–September. Glossy, dark green foliage. Tree form is a single stem formal presentation trained to be high branched. Good potted on a patio or as a garden focal point. Blooms on new wo...
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Common Name: Hydrangea, Tree Form
Formal presentation, trained high-branched. Pink buds open in summer to large upright cones of white flowers that turn pink as they mature. Originated in Belgium. Blooms on new wood. Prune in spring. Adaptable to coastal gardens....
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Common Name: Hydrangea, Tree Form
Formal presentation, trained high-branched. Very large, full, white blossoms earlier than other cultivars, early July. Blooms on new wood. Can be pruned in spring without affecting summer bloom. Glossier green foliage than other cultivars. Full sun t...
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Common Name: Hydrangea, Tree Form
Slower and more compact growing than PeeGee Hydrangea. Upright panicles of both fertile and sterile white flowers starting in August and continuing until frost. Tree form is trained high branched on a 3 ft. straight stem. Flowers on new wood. Prune i...
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Common Name: Hydrangea, Tree Form
Natural arching form. Enormous creamy white flower heads. Early blooming H. paniculata comparable to 'Kyushu', but slightly larger with more flower petals. Trained as a single stem plant. Formal presentation. Blooms on new wood. Prune in spring. A...
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Common Name: Hydrangea, Oakleaf
Upright panicles of fertile and sterile white flowers on previous season's growth in June. Flowers give a hortensia appearance and mature to purple. Colorful, long lasting autumn foliage in shades of red, orange and purple. Adds an attractive rugged ...
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Common Name: Hydrangea, Oakleaf
Compact, large, abundant white flowers turn pink with maturity. Upright panicles of fertile and sterile white flowers on previous season's growth in June. Flowers give a hortensia appearance and mature to purple. Colorful, long lasting autumn foliag...
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Common Name: Hydrangea, Oakleaf
Dwarf and compact with a mounded habit. Upright panicles of fertile and sterile white flowers in June--July. Blooms on previous season's growth. Do not prune in spring. Autumn foliage deep burgundy. Good for small gardens. Native. Full sun to part sh...
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Common Name: Hydrangea, Oakleaf
More compact growing than the species. Upright flower heads, in June, with larger and more abundant sterile white flowers that turn pink as they mature. Blooms on old wood. Prune immediately after flowering. Pruning too late in the season will remove...
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Common Name: Hydrangea, Oakleaf
White, mostly sterile flowers have multiple bracts, appearing double. Blooms on old wood. Prune right after flowering. Pruning too late in the season removes next year's flower buds. Adaptable to coastal gardens....
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Common Name: Hydrangea, Silverleaf
Lacecap. Flat white flower heads in July on new growth. Green leaves with silver undersides. Prune in early spring. Adaptable to the coastal garden....
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Common Name: Hydrangea
4' x 5' Deciduous. Lacecap flowers have intense light blue tiny central florets surrounded by large ray florets of the same rich shade of blue in early to mid summer. Flowers retain their blue color in a broad range of soils. Flower buds form on prev...
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Common Name: Hydrangea
Lacecap. Sea-blue sterile florets surround large cluster of rich blue fertile flowers. Blooms on old wood, July–August. Best blue tint in acid soil. Foliage reddens in autumn. Pruning in fall removes earliest spring blossom buds. Pruning in spring gr...
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Common Name: Hydrangea
Hortensia. Rounded heads of sterile, rose-pink flowers in July–August on previous season's growth. Will not turn blue in acid soil, but add lime for best pink. Green foliage turns burgundy in fall. Pruning in fall removes spring blossom buds. If poss...
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Common Name: St. John's Wort or Golden Cup
Large, waxy golden yellow flowers all summer. Vigorous small shrub. Thick, flat, dark blue-green, oval foliage. Tolerates dry conditions. Native. Adaptable to dry, rocky, heavy soils, not choosy about pH. Adaptable to seashore conditions....
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Common Name: St. John's Wort or Golden Cup
3' tall and wide. Bright yellow flowers in spring, black berries in fall. Vigorous, small, native shrub. Flat oval foliage that is rust resistant. Prefers well drained soils. Tolerates dry soils once established and is adaptable to seashore condition...
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Common Name: St. John's Wort or Golden Cup
3' tall and wide. Bright yellow flowers in sping with orange berries in fall. Flat oval foliage that is rust resistant. Prefers well drained soils. Tolerates dry soils once established and is adaptable to seashore conditions. Full sun. One of the ne...
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Common Name: St. John's Wort or Golden Cup
Yellow flowers July. Dusky purple foliage. Showy,long-lasting, red to purple-black berries. Winter protection recommended. Adaptable to coastal gardens....
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Common Name: St. John's Wort or Golden Cup
Yellow flowers followed by pink to purplish-red to black fruit on a vigorous, spreading, bushy deciduous shrub. Blooms August-September. Dark blue-green leaves, among the largest of the hardy Hypericums, turn yellow-green, orange and red in autumn....
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Common Name: St. John's Wort or Golden Cup
Yellow 2" flowers in July; central stamens form a dense mass. Blue-green foliage. 'Sunburst' is lower growing than the species and makes a lovely massplanting. Tolerates dry soils and heat better than many Hypericum. Adaptable to coastal conditions....
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Common Name: St. John's Wort or Golden Cup
Brilliant yellow flowers in July. Green foliage. Drought tolerant once established. Adaptable in coastal gardens. Perhaps more cold hardy than 'Hidcote'. ...
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Common Name: Candytuft
Evergreen foliage on low, compact woody plant with flat clusters of white flowers in early spring. Excellent for miniature or rock gardens, edging, perennial borders or as a groundcover. Tolerant of drought and poor soils. Adaptable to the seashore. ...
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Common Name: Holly, Japanese
Dense, compact and slow growing miniature, maturing to a low globe shape. Tiny, lustrous, dark green convex leaves. Purplish twiggy stems. Well suited to the smaller garden. This cultivar, resulting from a cross between 'Convexa' and 'Stokes', was se...
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Common Name: Holly, Japanese
Dense, compact, slow-growing. Wide, leathery, shiny, dark green foliage. Like many other broad-leaved evergreen shrubs, it prefers acid soils and will develop iron deficiency if the pH is too high. This species has been commonly used for landscaping ...
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Common Name: Holly, Japanese
Slow growing, low and compact male. Similar to 'Helleri' but somewhat faster growing. Small, shiny, bright green flat leaves. The result of a 1961 cross by Elwin Orton between 'Convexa' and 'Stokes'. No fruit. This species has been commonly used for ...
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Common Name: Holly, Japanese
Dr. Elwin Orton from Rutgers University, NJ, developed this extremely dwarf plant. It has tiny dark green leaves and an irregular branching habit. A very nice companion plant for a dwarf conifer garden or rock garden. Also a great selection for bonsa...
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Common Name: Holly, Japanese
Pyramidal, hardy. Glossy, medium green, flat leaves. This species has been commonly used for landscaping in this region for many decades, most successfully in USDA zone 6 and warmer. Although not reliably hardy in northern New England, when properly ...
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Common Name: Holly, Japanese
Dense, compact globe. Small, deep green leaves. Excellent texture. Grows to 6'-8' tall, equal or greater spread. Like many other broad-leaved evergreen shrubs, it prefers acid soils and will develop iron deficiency if the pH is too high. This species...
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Common Name: Holly, Japanese
Low-spreading broadleaf evergreen grows to 1' x 3'. A selection of `Helleri'. Has the small leaves and compact growth habit that has made Ilex crenata `Helleri' a popular landscape plant. Super yellow color when grown in full sun. This species has be...
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Common Name: Holly, Japanese
Wide spreading and compact growing, forming a flat topped mound at maturity. Lustrous dark green foliage. Attractive as a low hedge. This species has been commonly used for landscaping in this region for many decades, most successfully in USDA zone 6...
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Common Name: Holly, Japanese
Dwarf growing, miniature and compact, forming a low mound wider than high. Small to medium size bright green leaves. There are several strains of this cultivar which vary in form and growth rate. This species has been commonly used for landscaping in...
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Common Name: Holly, Japanese
Fast spreading mound shape. Large convex dark green leaves. Black fruit. Grows faster than 'Convexa'. Good for use as a hedging plant. This species has been commonly used for landscaping in this region for many decades, most successfully in USDA zone...
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Common Name: Holly, Japanese
Low, dense, compact, wider than tall. Dark green, flat leaves. This species has been commonly used for landscaping in this region for many decades, most successfully in USDA zone 6 and warmer. Although not reliably hardy in northern New England, when...
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Common Name: Holly, Japanese
Fast growing, very narrow and upright male. Dark green leaves. Inconsequential flowers. No fruit. A good choice for hedging and background plantings in narrow areas. Like many other broad-leaved evergreen shrubs, it prefers acid soils and will develo...
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Common Name: Holly, Japanese
Wide growing and compact with spreading branches. Small, light green, slightly convex green leaves. Like many other broad-leaved evergreen shrubs, it prefers acid soils and will develop iron deficiency if the pH is too high. Japanese holly can be gr...
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Common Name: Holly, Japanese
Slender and densely branched, 10 times higher than wide. Glossy, dark green, slightly convex leaves. Black fruit. Good for formal plantings. A 1985 USDA introduction discovered on Mount Dai-sen, Honshu, Japan, by N. Shibamichi. This species has been ...
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Common Name: Holly, Japanese
Dense and compact, wider than tall. Dark green, soft foliage with flexible branches. This species has been commonly used for landscaping in this region for many decades, most successfully in USDA zone 6 and warmer. Although not reliably hardy in nort...
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Common Name: Holly, Japanese
Upright pyramidal. Lustrous dark green leaves. May be used for hedging. This species has been commonly used for landscaping in this region for many decades, most successfully in USDA zone 6 and warmer. Although not reliably hardy in northern New Engl...
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Common Name: Inkberry
Slower growing, wide, dense upright form of the native Inkberry. Black berries. Native to the eastern USA, I. glabra has proven to be one of the most reliable of the hollies. Inkberry prefers moist, acid soils and full sun, but it will tolerate parti...
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Common Name: Inkberry
A compact and vigorous growing form that is well suited to the smaller planting site. Rounded shiny dark green foliage all year. Black berries. Native to the eastern USA, I. glabra has proven to be one of the most reliable of the hollies. Inkberry pr...
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Common Name: Inkberry
Synonym: 'Chamzin' Grows in a compact, rounded form, ideal for hedging and group plantings. Rounded, elongated, glossy deep green foliage. Black berries. Native to the eastern USA, I. glabra has proven to be one of the most reliable of the hollies. Inkberry prefers moi...
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Common Name: Inkberry
4-6'. Evergreen. Native to the eastern USA, inkberry is a widely adaptable and reliable shrub. Compact habit. New shoots are bronzy red, maturing lustrous dark green. Black berries appear in the fall on this female. Inkberry prefers moist, acid soils...
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Common Name: Inkberry
Compact growing with large, especially attractive lustrous dark green leaves. Black fruit. Native to the eastern USA, I. glabra has proven to be one of the most reliable of the hollies. Inkberry prefers moist, acid soils and full sun, but it will tol...
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Common Name: Holly, American -- female
Native as far north as the southern parts of New England and thrives on Cape Cod, where plants can develop into impressive trees with picturesque branching and exfoliating, multicolored bark. This is an understory plant which enjoys moist, well drain...
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Common Name: Holly, American -- male
A male American Holly is necessary for proper pollination and berry production of female I. opaca cultivars. A male plant should be planted within approximately 100 feet of a female. Male plants produce a profusion of fragrant ivory colored flowers i...
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Common Name: Holly, American
Female. Dense conical form. Heavy set of dark red berries. Native as far north as the southern parts of New England and thrives on Cape Cod, where plants can develop into impressive trees with picturesque branching and exfoliating, multicolored bark....
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Common Name: Holly, American
Female. Dark olive green leaf flatter and more rounded than the species. Large red fruit. Native as far north as the southern parts of New England and thrives on Cape Cod, where plants can develop into impressive trees with picturesque branching and ...
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Common Name: Holly, Longstalk -- female
Female. Vigorous and irregular growing when young, becoming broad and uniform as it matures. Smooth, dark green leaves that look remarkably like Mountain Laurel (Kalmia latifolia). Produces an annual display of shiny bright red berries on long stems ...
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Common Name: Ilex, Longstalk -- male
Male Pollinator for the female Longstalk Holly. Similar in growth to the female but no berries. Vigorous and irregular growing when young, becoming broad and uniform as it matures. Smooth, dark green leaves that look remarkably like Mountain Laurel (...
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Common Name: Winterberry
Female. Deciduous. Compact globe shape, slow growing, glossy green leaves are smaller than average. Large orange-red berries maturing to orange. I. verticillata are among the most striking of any of our native plants for the profusion and brilliance ...
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Common Name: Winterberry
Synonym: 'Spriber' Female. Deciduous. Mildew resistant. Grows as wide as high. Dense, heavy production of vivid, dark red fruit, with good retention of the fruit through winter or until taken by birds. I. verticillata are among the most striking of any of our native pl...
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Common Name: Winterberry
Female. Deciduous. Compact, upright growing. Glossy, dark green, crinkled leaves. Heavy fruiting; medium size true-red to red-orange berries. Good fruit retention. I. verticillata are among the most striking of any of our native plants for the profus...
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Common Name: Winterberry -- male
Male pollinator well suited for all the female cultivars we offer. Deciduous. No berries. Compact, densely branched. Slower growing and earlier flowering than the native male. Although many female cultivars seem to be well pollinated by native males ...
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Common Name: Winterberry
Female. Deciduous. Slow growing and compact, rounded. Lustrous dark green leaves. Heavy clusters of large, bright red berries, larger than typical I. verticillata. I. verticillata are among the most striking of any of our native plants for the profus...
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Common Name: Winterberry
Female. Deciduous. Bright red berries in autumn. I. verticillata are among the most striking of any of our native plants for the profusion and brilliance of their fruit from fall through winter. Berries are spectacular against a snowy setting. Requir...
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Common Name: Winterberry
Female. Deciduous. Upright growing and compact with glossy foliage. Masses of large, 1/2...
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Common Name: Winterberry -- male
Male pollinator for faster growing female varieties. No berries. Deciduous. Although many of these cultivars seem to be well pollinated by native males in the woodlands, we recommend that a male plant be located within a hundred feet to assure best f...
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Common Name: Winterberry
Female. Deciduous. Vigorous, upright growing. U.S. National Arboretum hybrid of I. serrata and I. verticillata. Heavy fruiting, long lasting red small berries. Spreads less aggressively than most winterberry. I. verticillata are among the most striki...
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Common Name: Winterberry
Female. Deciduous. Very heavy fruiting with large, intensely red berries that last well into winter. Dark green foliage. I. verticillata are among the most striking of any of our native plants for the profusion and brilliance of their fruit from fall...
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Common Name: Holly
Female. Narrow 4–6 feet wide, upright, sharp glossy dark green foliage, red berries. Tolerates shearing well and can be maintained as a dense shrub or allowed to develop naturally into a tree with wide branches and exposed trunk. Large red berries co...
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Common Name: Holly
Female. Compact and upright growing when young, becoming wider branched as it matures. Medium size, curved, sharp-spined, glossy dark green foliage remains attractive all year. Tolerates shearing well, and can be maintained as a dense shrub or allowe...
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Common Name: Holly, Blue
Female. Vigorous, wide, upright. Glossy dark green foliage on purplish stems. Red berries. This is the original Blue Holly selection.
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Common Name: Holly, Blue
Synonym: 'Mesid' Female. Wide, upright, vigorous. Dark glossy leaves. Large red berries.
The "Blue Hollies" are hybrids between the rock-hardy Prostrate Holly (I. rugosa) and the more decorative English Holly (I. aquifolium). The cultivars 'China Boy' and 'China G...
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Common Name: Holly, Blue
Male. Good pollinator for all female I. x meserveae hybrids. Blooms continuously all summer. Shiny dark foliage. No berries. Winner of the 1999 Cary Award. Starting in 1997 the Cary Award annually recognizes underutilized woody plants especially appr...
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Common Name: Holly, Blue
Female. Vigorous wide globe. Glossy dense foliage on dark stems. Heavy set of red berries. Slower growing than I. x meserveae Blue Maid®. Winner of the 1999 Cary Award. Starting in 1997 the Cary Award annually recognizes underutilized woody plants es...
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Common Name: Holly, Blue
Synonym: 'Mesan' Male. Pyramidal, upright, vigorously growing pollinator for all female I. x meserveae hybrids. Blooms continuously all summer. Shiny dark foliage. Tolerates shearing. No berries.
The "Blue Hollies" are hybrids between the rock-hardy Prostrate Holl...
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Common Name: Holly, Blue
Synonym: 'Hachfee' 8-10' h x 4-5’ w. Beautiful, compact, pyramidal, dense, female blue holly with large dark green leaves. White flowers (on old wood) in spring are followed by bright red berries in fall that last until taken by birds. Bred in Germany, the Castle Ilex...
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Common Name: Holly, Blue
Syn: 'Heckenstar' 8-10' h x 3-4' w. Broad-columnar shaped male holly with dark green leaves and compact branching. Flowers in spring on old wood; prune to shape after flowering. No fruit. Bred in Germany, the Castle Ilex are new varieties of compact, pyramidal blue ho...
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Common Name: Holly, Blue
Synonym: 'Mesdob' Male pollinator for I. x meserveae China Girl® as well as other Blue Hollies. Compact growing with glossy green foliage. A good "filler" plant for massing, screening or hedging. No berries.
The "Blue Hollies" are hybrids between the rock-hardy Pro...
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Common Name: Holly, Blue
Synonym: 'Mesog' Female. One of the heaviest berry sets of any holly. Compact growing with glossy green foliage. We recommend planting in an area protected from drying winter winds. Can be trimmed to suit many landscape situations. Red fruit. Pollinated by I. x meser...
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Common Name: Holly, Blue
Female. Foliage variegated blue-green with creamy margins. Red berries.
The "Blue Hollies" are hybrids between the rock-hardy Prostrate Holly (I. rugosa) and the more decorative English Holly (I. aquifolium). The cultivars 'China Boy' and 'China ...
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Common Name: Iris, Dwarf Crested
Unusual groundcover. Dainty amethyst-blue flowers, May. Creeping habit. Divide 6 weeks after flowering. Deer resistant. Suitable for miniature landscapes. Spacing: 10–12"....
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Common Name: Iris, Japanese
Large white flowers with a yellow blaze, June--July. Prefers moist to wet and acidic soils. Deer resistant. Divide in spring. Full sun. Spacing: 18—24"....
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Common Name: Iris, Japanese
6" flowers with gentle rippling petals in soft pink with tiny splashes of yellow, June. Wide falls and short standards. Bright green leaves. Acidic and moist to wet soils a must. Deer resistant. Divide in spring. Spacing: 18-24"....
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Common Name: Iris, Japanese
Deep plum-purple flowers with blue, white, and yellow flares, June. Wide falls and short standards. Bright green leaves. Acidic and moist to wet soils a must. Deer resistant. Divide in spring. Spacing: 18-24"....
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Common Name: Iris, Japanese
Royal red flowers have cascading, ruffled petals with white and yellow throats, June. Bright green leaves. Acidic and moist to wet soils a must. Deer resistant. Divide in spring. Spacing: 18-24"....
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Common Name: Iris, Bearded or German
Deep purple with splashes of white streaking. Elegant fragrant flowers on straight, sturdy stems with sword-like foliage. Easy to grow in sunny, well drained soil. Will tolerate poor soils and some drought. Keep mulch away from rhizomes and leaves. F...
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Common Name: Iris, Bearded or German
Coral-pink, slightly fragrant flowers mid to late May. Sword-like foliage. Easy to grow in well-drained soils. Will tolerate poor soils and some drought. Keep mulch away from rhizomes and leaves. Fall clean-up is an effective control for insects. Ada...
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Common Name: Iris, Bearded or German
Golden yellow throughout. Elegant fragrant flowers on straight, sturdy stems with sword-like foliage. Easy to grow in sunny, well drained soil. Will tolerate poor soils and some drought. Keep mulch away from rhizomes and leaves. Fall clean-up is an ...
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Common Name: Iris, Bearded or German
Pure white with pale yellow beard. Mid season. Re-blooms in fall.
Elegant fragrant flowers on straight, sturdy stems with sword-like foliage. Easy to grow in sunny, well drained soil. Will tolerate poor soils and some drought. Keep mulch away from r...
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Common Name: Iris, Bearded or German
Dark wine-red with yellow beard. Elegant fragrant flowers on straight, sturdy stems with sword-like foliage. Easy to grow in sunny, well drained soil. Will tolerate poor soils and some drought. Keep mulch away from rhizomes and leaves. Fall clean-up...
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Common Name: Iris, Sweet
Showy foliage, blue-green with creamy white stripe. Scented, bearded lavender-blue blooms, summer. Spacing: 24"....
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Common Name: Iris, Gold Variegated Sweet
Showy foliage, blue-green with golden stripe. Scented, bearded lavender-blue blooms, summer. Spacing: 24"....
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Common Name: Iris, Siberian
Purple falls with showy white markings. White standards. Blooms May–June. Beardless flowers with narrow grassy upright foliage. Prefers slightly acidic soils, moist or boggy conditions. Deer resistant. Divide 6 weeks after flowering. Spacing: 18–24"....
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Common Name: Iris, Siberian
24--36" h. Mid to sky-blue, mid season. Narrow grassy upright foliage. Prefers slightly acidic soils, moist or boggy conditions. Deer resistant. Divide 6 weeks after bloom, July – August. Full sun to part shade. Spacing: 18--24"....
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Common Name: Iris, Siberian
White standards with yellow falls. Mid season. Beardless flowers with narrow grassy upright foliage. Prefers slightly acidic soils, moist or boggy conditions. Deer resistant. Divide 6 weeks after flowering. Spacing: 18–24"....
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Common Name: Iris, Siberian
Rich deep violet flowers, early to mid season. Beardless flowers with narrow grassy upright foliage. Prefers slightly acidic soils, moist or boggy conditions. Deer resistant. Divide 6 weeks after flowering. Spacing: 18–24"....
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Common Name: Iris, Siberian
Lavender flushed with royal blue, early to mid season. Beardless flowers with narrow grassy upright foliage. Prefers slightly acidic soils, moist or boggy conditions. Deer resistant. Divide 6 weeks after flowering. Spacing: 18–24"....
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Common Name: Iris, Siberian
Large ruffled creamy white with green-yellow basal flush. Late. Beardless flowers with narrow grassy upright foliage. Prefers slightly acidic soils, moist or boggy conditions. Deer resistant. Divide 6 weeks after flowering. Spacing: 18–24"....
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Common Name: Iris, Siberian
Light pink. Light fragrance. Early. Beardless flowers with narrow grassy upright foliage. Prefers slightly acidic soils, moist or boggy conditions. Deer resistant. Divide 6 weeks after flowering. Spacing: 18–24"....
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Common Name: Iris, Siberian
Tetraploid. Velvety violet standards with darker ruffled falls, mid season. Lovely beardless flowers with narrow grassy upright foliage. Prefers slightly acidic soil, moist or boggy conditions. Deer resistant. Divide 6 weeks after flowering. Spacing...
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Common Name: Iris, Siberian
Violet with narrow silvery edges, mid season. Lovely beardless flowers with narrow grassy upright foliage. Prefers slightly acidic soil, moist or boggy conditions. Deer resistant. Divide 6 weeks after flowering. Spacing: 18–24"....
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Common Name: Iris, Siberian
White with a touch of yellow, mid season. Lovely beardless flowers with narrow grassy upright foliage. Prefers slightly acidic soil, moist or boggy conditions. Deer resistant. Divide 6 weeks after flowering. Spacing: 18–24"....
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Common Name: Iris, Harlequin Blue Flag
24--48" h. Deep blue to purple, 3--4" flowers with bold purple veins and yellow blotch on falls, May--July. Prefers acidic, moist soils but will grow in most garden soils. Deer resistant. Full sun to part shade. Spacing: 18--24"....
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Common Name: Sweetspire, Dwarf
Fast growing and spreading. Rich green summer foliage turns reddish purple in fall and lasts into winter. Fragrant white flowers in June. U.S. National Arboretum introduction. This genus is relatively unknown in the northeast and deserves a wider us...
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Common Name: Sweetspire, Virginia
A compact growing selection of the species that shows superior foliage both summer and fall. Long racemes. Wide growing and densely branched with upright arching stems. Fragrant white flower spikes in early summer. Long lasting red autumn foliage, si...
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Common Name: Sweetspire, Virginia
Syn: 'Sprich' Compact growing, maturing as a low mound. Upward and outward arching spikes of fragrant white flowers in June and July. Clean green foliage turns spectacular scarlet-red for weeks in late September....
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Common Name: Juniper, Chinese
Upright pyramidal evergreen with blue-green foliage. Requires minimal shearing due to its natural pyramidal shape. Prefers moist, well drained soil.
Well suited for the New England landscape in sunny locations. Tolerates relatively poor soil, salt...
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Common Name: Juniper, Chinese
Upright. Smooth green foliage. Large silvery green berries. Very fast growing. Good for hedging and windbreaks, particularly in poor soil conditions. Well suited for the New England landscape in sunny locations. Tolerates salt exposure, and performs ...
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Common Name: Juniper
Wide with spreading branches. Emerald-green needles with yellow tips. Well suited for the New England landscape in sunny locations. Tolerates relatively poor soil, salt exposure, and performs well in windy sites. Drought tolerant once established and...
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Common Name: Juniper, Chinese
Moderate growth, spreading almost 5 feet wide. Vibrant gold foliage. Well suited for the New England landscape in sunny locations. Tolerates relatively poor soil, salt exposure, and performs well in windy sites. Drought tolerant once established and ...
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Common Name: Juniper, Chinese
Syn: 'Bakaurea' Bright, light green foliage on gold-colored branches. Well suited for the New England landscape in sunny locations. Tolerates relatively poor soil, salt exposure, and performs well in windy sites. Drought tolerant once established and adaptable to co...
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Common Name: Juniper, Chinese
Synonym: 'Monlep' 4-6', wider than tall. Compact growing with arching branches creating a low fountain-like form. Brilliant mint green foliage. Looks like a compact, very green 'Pfitzer'. Well suited for the New England landscape, including coastal conditions. Prefer...
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Common Name: Juniper, Chinese
Pyramidal upright, dense and compact. Sharp awl-like silver-green foliage makes this a fine barrier and background choice. Well suited for the New England landscape in sunny locations. Tolerates relatively poor soil, salt exposure, and performs well ...
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Common Name: Juniper, Chinese
Wide, dense, broadly spreading branches. Bronze-gold foliage all year. Well suited for the New England landscape in sunny locations. Tolerates relatively poor soil, salt exposure, and performs well in windy sites. Drought tolerant once established an...
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Common Name: Juniper, Chinese
Wide growing with stiff spreading branches. Brilliant blue fine-textured foliage all year. Selected as a distinct improvement over other blue spreading junipers. Well suited for the New England landscape in sunny locations. Tolerates relatively poor ...
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Common Name: Juniper, Chinese
Spreading and broad growing with arching branches. Golden yellow new foliage in summer, lighter yellow in winter. Well suited for the New England landscape in sunny locations. Tolerates relatively poor soil, salt exposure, and performs well in windy ...
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Common Name: Juniper, Chinese
Slow growing, upright and dense with irregular, tufted, brilliant green foliage. Useful as an individual specimen or for creating a hedge with interesting texture. Well suited for the New England landscape in sunny locations. Tolerates relatively poo...
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Common Name: Juniper, Chinese
Arching branches of bright lime-green needles on a neat growing, compact, wide spreading plant. Well suited for the New England landscape in sunny locations. Tolerates relatively poor soil, salt exposure, and performs well in windy sites. Drought tol...
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Common Name: Juniper, Sargent
Groundcover. Bright green all year. Dense growing, vigorous and easy to maintain. Well suited for the New England landscape in sunny locations. Tolerates relatively poor soil, salt exposure, and performs well in windy sites. Drought tolerant once est...
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Common Name: Juniper, Sargent
Groundcover. Blue-green needles on thin, feathery branches. Spacing: 36–48". Well suited for the New England landscape in sunny locations. Tolerates relatively poor soil, salt exposure, and performs well in windy sites. Drought tolerant once establis...
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Common Name: Juniper, Common
Dense, upright, narrow columnar growing. New growth is golden in spring, changing to bluish green in winter. Highly adaptable; tolerates poor, dry, calcareous, neutral or acid soils. Withstands wind, demonstrates significant salt tolerance making it ...
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Common Name: Juniper, Common
Groundcover evergreen. Bright green new growth matures to dark green. Highly adaptable; tolerates poor, dry, calcareous, neutral or acid soils. Withstands wind, demonstrates significant salt tolerance making it a good candidate for the seashore lands...
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Common Name: Juniper, Common
Very upright and narrow growing, 5-10' h. by 10-12"w. Sharp silvery-green, awl-like needles. Highly adaptable; tolerates poor, dry, calcareous, neutral or acid soils. Withstands wind, demonstrates significant salt tolerance making it a good candidate...
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Common Name: Juniper, Shore
Groundcover. Awl-shaped blue-green foliage. Plant in full sun for best color. Spacing: 36–48". Well suited for the New England landscape in sunny locations. Tolerates relatively poor soil, salt exposure, and performs well in windy sites. Drought tole...
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Common Name: Juniper, Dahurian
Groundcover. Low spreading branches form dense dark green sprays. Spacing: 36–48". Well suited for the New England landscape in sunny locations. Tolerates relatively poor soil, salt exposure, and performs well in windy sites. Drought tolerant once es...
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Common Name: Juniper, Creeping
Groundcover. Fast growing, creeping, flexible stems follow ground contours; short side branches grow up and away from ground. Soft, gray-green, scale-like needles turn purple in winter. Well suited for the New England landscape in sunny locations. To...
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Common Name: Juniper, Creeping
Groundcover. Low spreading mound with short upright branch tips. Bright blue-gray scale-like new growth. Mature interior foliage blue-green. Well suited for the New England landscape in sunny locations. Tolerates relatively poor soil, salt exposure, ...
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Common Name: Juniper, Creeping
Synonym: 'Monber' Groundcover, very flat growing to almost 8 feet wide. Full, dense crown of the best silver-blue foliage and berries of all Junipers. Spacing: 18–36". Well suited for the New England landscape in sunny locations. Tolerates relatively poor soil, salt e...
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Common Name: Juniper, Andorra
Groundcover. Fast spreading with short, dense, arching branches. Gray-green summer foliage turns bronze-green in winter. Well suited for the New England landscape in sunny locations. Tolerates relatively poor soil, salt exposure, and performs well in...
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Common Name: Juniper, Blue Rug Creeping
Groundcover. Very flat, never more than 6" high. Slow growing, dense trailing branches hug the ground. Bright silvery blue scale-like foliage becomes more purplish in winter. Blue berries. Well suited for the New England landscape in sunny locations....
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Common Name: Juniper, Japanese Garden
Groundcover. Slow growing, low and spreading with irregular, undulating branches. Moss-like green foliage all year is particularly bright green in spring. An excellent plant for bonsai. Well suited for the New England landscape in sunny locations. To...
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Common Name: Juniper, Savin
An unusual dwarf, slow growing groundcover with soft, scale-like foliage. Wide and spreading with vertical branch ends that look like a miniature grove of blue-green evergreens less than a foot high. Suitable for miniature gardens. Well suited for th...
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Common Name: Juniper, Savin
Groundcover. Spreading layers. Soft green needles. Spacing: 24–36". Well suited for the New England landscape in sunny locations. Tolerates relatively poor soil, salt exposure, and performs well in windy sites. Drought tolerant once established and a...
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Common Name: Juniper, Rocky Mountain
Dense, pyramidal. Intense bluish gray-green foliage. Well suited for the New England landscape in sunny locations. Tolerates relatively poor soil, salt exposure, and performs well in windy sites. Drought tolerant once established and adaptable to coa...
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Common Name: Juniper, Rocky Mountain
Upright. Slow growing and broad. Bright blue scale-like foliage all year. Well suited for the New England landscape in sunny locations. Tolerates relatively poor soil, salt exposure, and performs well in windy sites. Drought tolerant once established...
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Common Name: Juniper, Singleseed
Miniature and very slow growing. Forms a compact mound as tall as wide. Dense clusters of sharp, awl-like silvery blue needles. Requires full sun for best color. Well suited for the New England landscape in sunny locations. Tolerates relatively poor ...
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Common Name: Juniper, Singleseed
Fine textured spring foliage frosted with gold, turns blue-green in summer and blue-gray in winter. Well suited for the New England landscape in sunny locations. Tolerates relatively poor soil, salt exposure, and performs well in windy sites. Drought...
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Common Name: Cedar, Eastern Red
Upright growing. Individual shapes varying from slender to wide columnar. Green to bronze scale-like foliage. Small blue berries attract birds during fall and winter. Grown from seed of native trees. Well suited for the New England landscape in sunny...
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Common Name: Cedar, Eastern Red
Upright. Columnar growing with dark green foliage all year. Well suited for the New England landscape in sunny locations. Tolerates relatively poor soil, salt exposure, and performs well in windy sites. Drought tolerant once established and adaptable...
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Common Name: Cedar, Eastern Red
Spreading. Fast growing with arching branches. Blue-gray whipcord-like foliage. Attractive bluish fruit. Well suited for the New England landscape in sunny locations. Tolerates relatively poor soil, salt exposure, and performs well in windy sites. Dr...
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Common Name: Laurel, Sheep
Low growing, small narrow blue-green leaves. Clusters of tiny pink flowers, June–July. Both drought tolerant once established and adaptable to wet soils. Native....
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Common Name: Laurel, Sheep
Low growing, small narrow blue-green leaves. Clusters of tiny rose-pink flowers, June–July. Drought tolerant once established. Also adaptable to wet soils. Native....
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Common Name: Laurel, Mountain
Vigorous, wide, upright, slow growing native shrub. Long, leathery, glossy dark green foliage. Large clusters of small, rounded, white to pink flowers open over a two week period in late May and early June. Tends to grow best at the edge of the wood...
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Common Name: Laurel, Mountain
Deep cinnamon-purple buds open to creamy white flowers having a broad purple band on the inside, mid June. Reddish bronze new growth. Compact with glossy, slightly twisted foliage. Drought tolerant once established. Native. Mountain laurel tends to g...
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Common Name: Laurel, Mountain
Red buds contrast well with near-white flowers. Compact with glossy, slightly twisted foliage. Flowers open over a two week period in late May and early June. Tends to grow best at the edge of the woods and areas protected from drying winds. Despite ...
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Common Name: Laurel, Mountain
Banded. Lavender buds open to white flowers with an intricately patterned, bright purplish cinnamon band. Purplish red stems. Flowers open over a two week period in late May and early June. Tends to grow best at the edge of the woods and areas protec...
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Common Name: Laurel, Mountain
Light pink buds open to white flowers with 10 prominent purplish cinnamon spots inside. Dark green foliage. Flowers open over a two week period in late May and early June. Tends to grow best at the edge of the woods and areas protected from drying wi...
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Common Name: Laurel, Mountain
Red budded. Inside of open flower is filled with cinnamon-red except for a white center and thin white lip. New growth is blushed purplish red. Broad growing and densely branched. Flowers open over a two week period in late May and early June. Tends ...
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Common Name: Laurel, Mountain
Banded. Widely conical white flowers with sharply scalloped edges and a wide rose-pink band that nearly fills the inside of each floret. Glossy foliage. Flowers open over a two week period in late May and early June. Tends to grow best at the edge of...
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Common Name: Laurel, Mountain
Intense red buds open to white then pale pink petals with deeper pink reverse. Flowers open over a two week period in late May and early June. Tends to grow best at the edge of the woods and areas protected from drying winds. Despite its natural pref...
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Common Name: Laurel, Mountain
Large, deep red buds open to clear pink flowers. Good foliage color. Flowers open over a two week period in late May and early June. Tends to grow best at the edge of the woods and areas protected from drying winds. Despite its natural preferences, w...
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Common Name: Laurel, Mountain
Large pink flowers. Flowers open over a two week period in late May and early June. Tends to grow best at the edge of the woods and areas protected from drying winds. Despite its natural preferences, we have successfully grown it in Hopkinton for yea...
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Common Name: Laurel, Mountain
Pink buds open to cinnamon-maroon flowers with white center and scalloped white edges, mid June. Drought tolerant once established. Native. Full sun to shade. Mountain laurel tends to grow best at the edge of the woods and areas protected from drying...
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Common Name: Laurel, Mountain
Burgundy buds open to raspberry-pink flowers. Wide, upright growing. Dark green foliage. Flowers open over a two week period in late May and early June. Tends to grow best at the edge of the woods and areas protected from drying winds. Despite its na...
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Common Name: Laurel, Mountain
Red budded. The closest to red of any Mountain Laurel we know, both in bud and flower. Purplish red new stems. Flowers open over a two week period in late May and early June. Tends to grow best at the edge of the woods and areas protected from drying...
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Common Name: Laurel, Mountain
Extra large white flowers, often the size of an American silver dollar, open from pale pink buds. Large, leathery dark green leaves. Wide, upright and dense growing. Selected from a seedling population in the 1950s. The original plant is still growin...
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Common Name: Laurel, Mountain
Compact growing. Pure white flowers. Glossy dark green foliage. Flowers open over a two week period in late May and early June. Tends to grow best at the edge of the woods and areas protected from drying winds. Despite its natural preferences, we hav...
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Common Name: Laurel, Mountain
Low and compact, forming a mature plant as wide as high. Dark pink buds open to medium pink flowers. Glossy dark green foliage. Selected in the 1960s and named for its position in our trial planting block. Flowers open over a two week period in late ...
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Common Name: Laurel, Miniature Mountain
Light pink buds open to near-white flowers with a narrow ring near the base of the corolla. Glossy foliage.
Leaf size, growth and ultimate appearance are reduced by 1/3 to 1/2 of the species, but flowers are nearly normal size. All are ideal for s...
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Common Name: Laurel, Miniature Mountain
The first named miniature to be red in bud and pink when open. Rounded, glossy dark green foliage.
Leaf size, growth and ultimate appearance are reduced by 1/3 to 1/2 of the species, but flowers are nearly normal size. All are ideal for smaller ga...
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Common Name: Laurel, Miniature Mountain
Light pink buds open to normal size white flowers with a broad, bright cinnamon-maroon band inside the corolla. Small, narrow glossy dark green foliage. Slower growing than others.
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Common Name: Laurel, Miniature Mountain
Pink buds and flowers. Dark green leaves with reddish stems. Tends to be more uniformly branched than others.
Leaf size, growth and ultimate appearance are reduced by 1/3 to 1/2 of the species, but flowers are nearly normal size. All are ideal for s...
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Common Name: Kerria, Japanese
Large golden single flowers in late April and early May often repeat in less profusion in summer. Unusual bright green stems all year add to the winter appeal. Grows best in partial shade. Slender, upright arching green branches and stems form a low...
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Common Name: Kerria, Japanese or Globe Flower, Japanese
Large, ball-like golden yellow double flowers in late April and early May. Bright green leaves and stems. Unusual bright green stems present an interesting contrast to winter snow cover. Grows best in partial shade....
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Common Name: Waxbells, Yellow
Soft yellow, funnel-shaped flowers with slightly recurved petals, July–September. Maple-like foliage with purple stems. Spacing: 2 ft....
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Common Name: Waxbells, Yellow
Waxy yellow 1-1/2" bell-shaped flowers, September. Forms herbaceous bush with maple-like foliage. Prefers moist acidic soils in the shade. Likes leaf mold. Spacing: 24"....
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Common Name: Golden Rain Tree
Wide, upright growing, awkward when young with thick stems and coarse branching. Matures into a rounded tree with picturesque upward spreading branches. Large panicles of yellow flowers in July or later. Decorative papery fruit capsules in early fall...
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Common Name: Golden Rain Tree
Very narrow and upright, perhaps 3 ft. wide at 10 years and 6 ft. wide at maturity. Slow growing. Panicles of yellow flowers in July or later. Decorative papery fruit capsules in October. Compound, tropical looking leaves emerge purplish red in sprin...
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Common Name: Beautybush
Masses of bell-shaped pink flowers in June. Yellow to red autumn foliage. Older stems develop exfoliating bark. Tolerates dry conditions....
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Common Name: Beautybush
Synonym: 'Maradco' New growth is coppery gold in spring, turns chartreuse in summer. Pink flowers in spring. Autumn foliage deep orange and gold. Best color in part shade. Tolerates dry conditions. Older stems develop exfoliating bark....
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Common Name: Beautybush
Masses of open bell-shaped clear, strong pink flowers with yellow throats, June. More floriferous than the species with slightly larger blooms. Flowers are followed by capsule-like fruits that usually persist on the plants. Upright and vase-shaped wi...
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Common Name: Golden Chain Tree
Narrow, upright, broadening with age. Clusters, often nearly 2 ft. long, of yellow wisteria-like blossoms in late spring. Green stems and branches. Bright green trifoliate leaves have a bluish tinge. Tends to be shallow rooted and the tree should be ...
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Common Name: Dead Nettle, Spotted
6--8". Groundcover. Vigorous and sprawling with small silver leaves with green margins. Hooded, pale lavender-pink flowers all summer. Tolerant of moderately poor and dry soils. More aggressive in moist soils. Deer resistant. Naturalized in North Ame...
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Common Name: Dead Nettle, Spotted
Groundcover. Vigorous and sprawling with small crinkled green and silver leaves. Hooded soft pink flowers all summer. Tolerant of moderately poor and dry soils. More aggressive in moist soils. Deer resistant. Naturalized in North America. Spacing: 15...
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Common Name: Dead Needle, Spotted
Compact groundcover. Vigorous and sprawling with small crinkled green and silver leaves. Hooded white flowers all summer. Tolerant of moderately poor and dry soils. More aggressive in moist soils. Deer resistant. Naturalized in North America. Spacing...
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Common Name: Larch
Deciduous conifer. Fast growing, upright pyramid when young. Horizontal branches with drooping branchlets. In autumn, bright green needles turn golden before dropping. Decorative 1" cones....
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Common Name: Larch, Weeping
Deciduous conifer. Fast growing, narrow, upright when young, with gracefully weeping branches, widening with maturity. Bright green needles turn golden in autumn. Decorative 1" cones. These plants are grafted on top of straight stems....
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Common Name: Larch
Deciduous conifer. Pyramidal with variable weeping or horizontal branches and drooping branchlets, imparting an undulating effect. A very unusual effect in the landscape. In autumn green needles turn golden before dropping. Grafted on top of a strai...
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Common Name: Larch
Deciduous conifer. Low growing, wide and dwarf. Bright blue-green needles turn yellow in fall before dropping. Developed and introduced by Sid Waxman of the University of Connecticut....
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Common Name: Lavender
Fragrant lilac flowers, July--September. Silver-gray foliage. Compact woody border plant. Does best in moist, rich soil with good drainage but can be somewhat drought tolerant once established. Adaptable to the seashore. Deer resistant. Species is na...
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Common Name: Lavender
Fragrant deep purple-blue flowers with silver-gray foliage, July–September. Compact, woody border plant does best in moist, rich, yet well drained soil. Adaptable to the seashore. Deer resistant. Species is native to the Mediterranean. Spacing: 15–18...
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Common Name: Bushclover, Shrub
Open growing and loosely branched with outward reaching branches. Racemes of purple flowers on current season's growth in September. Small, dark green, slightly hairy, trifoliate leaves with paler undersides. This is a spectacular choice for many lat...
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Common Name: Daisy
Syn: 'Gold Rush', 'Leukal 01' Fringed, two-toned yellow and white rays around a yellow center form feathery double blossoms, July-August. Encourage rebloom by deadheading. Adaptable to the seashore. Spacing: 12-18". ...[ More Information ]
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Common Name: Daisy, Shasta
24--36" h. Classic single white 3" flowers, July--August. Deadhead to encourage prolonged bloom. Adaptable to the seashore. Full sun. Spacing: 12--24"....
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Common Name: Daisy, Shasta
Single white flowers on tall stems, June until frost. Deadhead to encourage prolonged bloom. Waxy foliage. Good cut flower. Adaptable to the seashore. Spacing: 12-–24"....
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Common Name: Daisy, Shasta
24--36" h. Fully double, pompom-like white flowers with center shaded green, June--July. Deadhead to encourage prolonged bloom. Good cut flower. Adaptable to the seashore. Full sun. Spacing: 12--24"....
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Common Name: Daisy, Shasta
A shaggy version of the classic Shasta. 4" white blossoms with gold centers, June–August. Deadhead to encourage prolonged bloom. Good cut flower. Adaptable to the seashore. Spacing: 24"....
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Common Name: Daisy, Shasta
Dwarf. Classic single white daisies with gold centers, June–August. Deadhead to encourage prolonged bloom. Good cut flower. Adaptable to the seashore. Spacing: 12"....
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Common Name: Daisy, Shasta
4--6". Miniature. Masses of single, white flowers, April--May. Extend blossom by deadheading spent flowers. Adaptable to the seashore. Full sun. Spacing: 10--12"....
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Common Name: Daisy, Shasta
White, semi-double flowers on a dwarf plant, June until frost. Deadhead to encourage prolonged bloom. Waxy foliage. Good cut flower. Adaptable to the seashore. Spacing: 24"....
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Common Name: Leucothoe, Coast
Dense, compact low mound with long arching branches, maturing wider than high. Small shiny foliage is green in summer, mahogany in winter. Fragrant white flowers in long racemes along the branches in May. Native to the southeastern USA, and well adap...
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Common Name: Leucothoe, Drooping or Fetterbush
Multicolored new growth becomes mostly green and yellow as it matures. Similar to the species in growth and flower. Deer resistant. Native to the southeastern USA, and well adapted to much of New England. Adaptable to seashore conditions. Prefers moi...
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Common Name: Leucothoe, Drooping or Fetterbush
Dense growing, compact low mound with arching branches. Small shiny green foliage turns mahogany in winter. White flowers. Native to the southeastern USA, and well adapted to much of New England. Adaptable to seashore conditions. Prefers moist, acidi...
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Common Name: Leucothoe, Drooping or Fetterbush
Fast growing with arching branches, becoming wider than high. Long sprays of fragrant white lily-of-the-valley-like flowers along each stem in May. The large shiny leaves are rich green in summer and mahogany-bronze in autumn and winter. Native to th...
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Common Name: Grass -- Dune Grass, European
Aggressive groundcover. Blue wide-bladed grass with vigorous running growth habit. Does well in sandy soil. Helps prevent soil erosion, especially from sandy coastal dunes. Tall gray-green to yellow flower clusters in summer. Spacing: 18–24".
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Common Name: Blazingstar, White or Gayfeather
Tall spikes of dense, tiny creamy white flowers in July. Narrow foliage. Likes reliable moisture and dislikes heavy soils. Divide in spring or fall. Spacing 12-15"....
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Common Name: Blazingstar or Gayfeather
Syn: Floristan Weiss Upright spikes of fluffy white flowers in July. Grass-like narrow foliage. Likes reliable moisture and dislikes heavy soils. Native to the eastern USA. Divide in spring or after bloom in late summer. Full sun to part shade. Spacing: 12–15"....
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Common Name: Blazingstar or Gayfeather
Compact plant with fluffy spikes of lilac-mauve flowers in early summer. Narrow foliage. Likes reliable moisture and dislikes heavy soils. Divide in spring or fall. Spacing: 12–15"....
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Common Name: Golden Ray
Broad clusters of large golden yellow flowers mid summer. Glossy chocolate-maroon rounded foliage with purple undersides. Likes reliably moist soil and full sun with some mid day shade. Imposing waterside plant. Deer resistant. Spacing: 24-36"....
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Common Name: Golden Ray
Heart-shaped, heavily toothed leaves dark green above and purple-pink beneath. Golden yellow daisy-like flowers in late summer. Imposing waterside plant. Deer resistant. Likes reliably moist soil. Divide in spring. Mid day shade is ideal. Part shade ...
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Common Name: Golden Ray
Orange daisy-like flowers, August. Large dark green kidney-shaped leaves. Likes reliably moist soil and full sun with some mid day shade. Imposing waterside plant. Deer resistant. Spacing: 24–36"....
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Common Name: Ligularia, Narrow Spiked
Dwarf. Conical heads of bright yellow flowers, August. Long-stemmed, heart-shaped green leaves. Prefers moist soil. Divide in spring. Spacing: 18-24"....
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Common Name: Ligularia, Narrow Spiked
Upright spikes of ragged golden yellow flowers August. Large, light green triangular to heart-shaped foliage. Prefers moist soil. Divide in spring. Spacing: 24–36"....
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Common Name: Privet, California
Hedging plant that tolerates shearing happily. Glossy dark green foliage may be semievergreen in protected areas. White flowers. Suitable for a wide range of growing conditions including seashore conditions....
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Common Name: Privet, Golden
Golden yellow foliage color best in full sun. Does not develop well under heavy shearing. Small white flowers, May, followed by tiny black berries....
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Common Name: Privet, Ibolium
Glossy dark green foliage can be semievergreen in the most protected areas. Whitish flowers produce black fruit. Upright and densely growing hedging plant that quickly develops into a large shrub unless maintained. Tolerates shearing and, if regular...
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Common Name: Spicebush
Native woodland and wetland plant that adapts well to sun or shade, wet or normal locations. Slow growing with lacy, open branching in its natural shady sites, it forms a beautiful dense shrub when grown in sunny locations. Tiny green-yellow flowers ...
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Common Name: Sweetgum, American
Fast growing and upright, developing quickly into a large, specimen with an extensive root system. Branches are coarse textured and bark becomes deeply furrowed with age. Glossy green maple-like leaves turn multicolored in fall. Spiky, rounded 1" fru...
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Common Name: Sweetgum, American
Very slender tree perhaps 6' wide at maturity. Perfect tree for smaller yards. Glossy, deep green, heavily lobed, maple-like leaves. Stunning deep burgundy fall color. Spiky, rounded, 1" fruits in fall open to release multiple black seeds. Bark bec...
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Common Name: Sweetgum, American
Unique narrow lobed leaves and apricot-orange autumn color. Fast growing and upright, developing quickly into a large, specimen with an extensive root system. Branches are coarse textured and bark becomes deeply furrowed with age. Glossy green maple-...
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Common Name: Tuliptree
Vigorous, wide, upright growing, developing quickly into a massive tree, often with a long, branch free trunk in natural stands. Very unusual and colorful greenish yellow cup-shaped flowers actually look like tulips in late May, but often go unnotice...
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Common Name: Lilyturf
Spreading clumps of decorative grassy foliage. Showy dark violet-blue flowers in July. Suitable as a neat edging or in rock gardens. Drought tolerant once established. Adaptable to the seashore. Divide in spring. Spacing: 12"....
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Common Name: Liriope
Green foliage with creamy margins. Blue flowers about 2 weeks later than the species and spreads more slowly. Drought tolerant once established. Adaptable to the seashore. Divide in spring. Spacing: 10-12"....
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Common Name: Cardinal Flower
Brilliant cardinal-red flower spikes, August–September. Wetland native. Prefers rich, moist soil. Divide in soring. Spacing: 18–24"....
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Common Name: Honeysuckle
Climbing vine. Deciduous. Long dark green foliage. Yellow flowers stained maroon July. Black fruit in autumn. Trellised. Adaptable to seashore conditions....
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Common Name: Honeysuckle
Tall growing climber. Rounded blue-green leaves with bluer undersides. Fragrant bright orange-red tubular flowers, June–September. Suitable for coastal gardens....
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Common Name: Honeysuckle, Goldflame
Climbing. Deciduous or semievergreen. Fragrant red flowers with yellow insides turn pink as they mature. Blooms all summer beginning in June. Suitable for coastal gardens....
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Common Name: Lupine
15--18" h. Dwarf plants with spikes of pea-like flowers, June--July, in an array of colors: blue, red, pink, yellow, white, purple. Attractive leaves consist of 10—16 finger-like leaflets. Tolerant of cold, heat and humidity. This is the species...
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Common Name: Lupine
Separate colors of blue, red, white, yellow or pink flowers, June–July. Prefer rich, moist yet well drained, neutral to acid soil. Spacing: 18–24"....
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Common Name: Campion, Rose
Synonym: 'Blych' Unique double flowers, resembling miniature carnations, improve upon the species with larger size and rich, velvety, blood-red color. The plants are sterile so the blooms last and last. The flowers contrast beautifully with the silvery, wooly foliage...
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Common Name: Loosestrife, Gooseneck
24--36". Small, densely packed white flowers in slender, arching spikes, July--August. Best in the informal border or for naturalizing. Can be invasive. Likes reliable moisture. Native of Japan and China. Divide in spring. Full sun to part shade. Spa...
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Common Name: Maackia, Amur
Slow growing, wide and upright, developing a rounded crown with age. Distinctive green branches, stems and twigs. Older branches develop bronze colored bark that exfoliates in curls. Valued for its fragrant white flowers that grow in short stiff bott...
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Common Name: Magnolia
Grows as wide as high. Deep purple-red flowers resembling tulips, mid-late March and perhaps sporadically later. Full sun. This genus is one of the most ancient on earth....
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Common Name: Magnolia
Wide and upright growing, somewhat slower than other M. acuminata hybrids. Produces a profusion of light buttery yellow flowers in late April and early May. Attractive foliage all summer. Developed and introduced by Philip Savage of Michigan....
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Common Name: Magnolia
Large, yellow, fragrant, cup-shaped flowers in early May. Large, round, dark green leaves are copper-colored when they first unfold. A vigorous and upright growing M. acuminata x denudata cross. Introduced in 1978 by the Brooklyn Botanic Garden and n...
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Common Name: Magnolia
Symmetrical growing with more delicate and spreading branches than other types. Yellow flowers with twelve petals in mid May. Distinctive bronze-colored new growth turns lustrous green in summer....
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Common Name: Magnolia
Vigorous, wide and upright growing. Creamy yellow cup-shaped flowers in April–May before leaves appear. Developed and introduced by Philip Savage of Michigan, who initially called it 'Mailman Yellow'....
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Common Name: Magnolia
Shrubby, rounded. Fragrant cup-shaped flowers, red-purple outside and white within, late spring....
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Common Name: Magnolia
A hybrid of M. acuminata with small tulip-shaped pure yellow flowers in early May as the foliage emerges. Wide, upright, multistem. This genus is one of the most ancient on earth. Full sun to part shade....
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Common Name: Magnolia
Large yellow fragrant cup-shaped flowers with pinkish bases just before leaves emerge in May, fade to creamy yellow. Vigorous, upright growing. This genus is one of the most ancient on earth. Full sun to part shade....
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Common Name: Magnolia
Upright growing tree with large clear lemon-yellow cup-shaped flowers early in the spring....
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Common Name: Magnolia, Cucumbertree
Small, single stem tree with large, coarse, dark green leaves ideal for small gardens. Upright, fragrant, soft light yellow cup-shaped flowers in late spring just as the new leaves are appearing. May not bloom until well established. Large pinkish fr...
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Common Name: Magnolia, Loebner
Wide, upright, fast growing multistemmed small tree. Multipetaled, fragrant, white flowers occasionally tinged pink. This is a seed grown hybrid of the shy flowering Japanese Tree Magnolia (M. kobus) and the slow growing, prolifically flowered Star M...
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Common Name: Magnolia
Smaller and slower growing than M. kobus loebneri, but faster than M. kobus stellata. Fragrant white flowers with many tepals in early spring....
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Common Name: Magnolia
Low branched, straight stemmed, vigorous and upright growing. Developed at the Arnold Arboretum. Lilac-pink fragrant flowers with deeper buds in late April and early May. Winner of the Cary Award in 1998. Starting in 1997 the Cary Award annually reco...
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Common Name: Magnolia
Heavy-flowering late April–early May, white M. stellata-like blooms. Vigorous, low-branched, straight-stemmed....
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Common Name: Magnolia, Star
Multistemmed and wide, slower growing than other species. Star-shaped, fragrant many tepaled white blossoms in late April and early May. Narrow, crinkled lush green foliage....
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Common Name: Magnolia, Star
Wide, upright growing with many stems. Fragrant flowers are early, large, profuse, and have numerous white tepals with a slight pink tinge on the outside. The 1997 winner of the Cary Award. Starting in 1997 the Cary Award annually recognizes underuti...
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Common Name: Magnolia, Star
Wide growing and densely branched. Pale pink buds, very fragrant white flowers with a touch of pink, April–early May....
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Common Name: Magnolia, Ashe
Vigorous robust and upright growing with thick stems and branches. Extremely large, fragrant creamy white flowers in mid to late June, often a foot or more in diameter. Large green leaves, often eighteen inches long, with lighter undersides, very tro...
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Common Name: Magnolia, Oyama
Huge blossoms have thick, creamy white tepals and pink stamens, are semi- to fully double, very fragrant, and long-lasting, late May—early June. Large, dark green, rounded leaves have blue-green undersides. Unusual elongated pink seedpods enclos...
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Common Name: Magnolia, Umbrella
Fast growing multistemmed, coarsely-branched tree with a distinctly tropical appearance. Huge, long, rounded dark green leaves with lighter undersides, often 2 ft. in length. Large creamy white fragrant flowers in early June, continuing for several w...
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Common Name: Magnolia, Sweetbay
Upright, narrow with slender upswept branches when young, broadening with maturity. Lemon-scented creamy white flowers with prominent gold centers in June–July, continuing sporadically during the summer. Long, lustrous bluish green foliage with silve...
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Common Name: Magnolia
Erect, dense and compact growing, forming an extremely symmetrical oval shape when mature. Small, fragrant, white, lax blossoms before the foliage emerges in mid April, blooms at an early age. New leaves are tinged with red, elongated, green in summe...
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Common Name: Magnolia, Saucer
Large cup-and-saucer blossoms in May, white inside and lavender-pink outside. Broad upright, stout multistem. Large lush summer foliage....
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Common Name: Magnolia, Saucer
Vigorous, wide, upright, developing into a large shrub-like tree as it matures. Large white saucer-shaped flowers with a touch of pastel purple on the outsides in late April–May. Large green leaves are almost tropical in appearance....
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Common Name: Holly, Oregon Grape
Wide upright. Large, glossy, holly-shaped leaves, green in summer, lustrous mahogany-red in winter. New growth is bronzy red. Panicles of slightly fragrant yellow flowers in May produce clusters of small blue grape-like fruits in late summer, lasting...
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Common Name: Crabapple, Flowering
Dense branching with thick stems and dark green foliage. Dark red buds open to medium pink flowers. Dark red medium size fruit persists all winter until taken by birds. Pest resistant....
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Common Name: Crabapple, Flowering
Syn: 'Centzam' Vigorous, upright growing. Fragrant rose-red flowers, medium size (3/8-3/4") glossy cherry-red fruit. Foliage reddish in spring, turning bronze-green in summer. The Flowering Crabapples are among the most widely used of any small landscape tree in Ne...
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Common Name: Crabapple, Flowering
Syn: 'Coralcole' Dwarf growing with dainty stems and foliage. Coral-pink buds open to double rose-pink flowers. Sparse reddish orange fruit. Top-grafted on a straight stem. Well suited to smaller landscapes...
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Common Name: Crabapple, Flowering
Vigorous and wide, upright growing. Pink buds, single white flowers. Dark green foliage. Long lasting, small, glossy bright red fruit. Disease resistant. Selected to be the 2001 Cary Award winning tree. Starting in 1997 the Cary Award annually recogn...
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Common Name: Crabapple, Flowering
Syn:'Schmidtcutleaf' Upright and vase-shaped. Profuse star-like white flowers. Golden yellow 1/4" fruit....
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Common Name: Apple, Orchard
Semi-dwarf. All purpose.
Blooms May. Fruit ripens August–October.
NOTE: Apples are self-unfruitful. Plant two varieties for fruit. 'Macoun' and 'Mcintosh' will not pollinate each other....
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Common Name: Crabapple, Flowering
Single deep pink flowers. Long lasting, medium size (3/8-3/4") glossy red fruit changes to golden orange. Dark green foliage often turns orange-red in fall. Upright rounded shape. The Flowering Crabapples are among the most widely used of any small l...
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Common Name: Crabapple, Flowering
Single magenta flowers. Half inch lemon-gold fruit. Weeping....
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Common Name: Apple, Orchard
Semi-dwarf. All purpose.
Blooms May. Fruit ripens August–October.
NOTE: Apples are self-unfruitful. Plant two varieties for fruit. 'Macoun' and 'Mcintosh' will not pollinate each other....
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Common Name: Crabapple, Flowering
Pink buds open to single white flowers. Red fruit. Dense, spreading....
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Common Name: Apple, Orchard
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Common Name: Crabapple, Flowering
Wide and upright growing. Rich, dark true red flowers. Medium size, persistent, cone-shaped maroon fruit. Red-maroon spring foliage becomes red-green in summer and is scab resistant. Glossy red bark....
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Common Name: Crabapple, Flowering
Upright and rounded. Purplish red flowers with lighter centers. Dark red medium size fruit. Bronze-green foliage. Disease resistant....
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Common Name: Apple, Orchard
Semi-dwarf. Dessert.
Blooms May. Fruit ripens August–October.
NOTE: Apples are self-unfruitful. Plant two varieties for fruit. 'Macoun' and 'Mcintosh' will not pollinate each other....
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Common Name: Crabapple, Flowering
Small weeping tree with long, slender pendulous branches. Profuse single white flowers. Long lasting, small bright red fruit. Glossy vibrant green leaves. Winter interest from the weeping form....
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Common Name: Apple, Orchard
Standard. Dessert.
Blooms May. Fruit ripens August–October.
NOTE: Apples are self-unfruitful. Plant two varieties for fruit. 'Macoun' and 'Mcintosh' will not pollinate each other....
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Common Name: Crabapple, Flowering
Upright, spreading. Deep pink flowers. Small long lasting red fruit. Purplish green new foliage becomes bronze-green. Disease resistant....
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Common Name: Crabapple, Flowering
Pink buds, white flowers. Small orange-red fruit. Symmetrical upright oval....
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Common Name: Crabapple, Flowering
Slightly fragrant single white flowers. No fruit....
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Common Name: Crabapple, Flowering
Syn: 'Sutyzam' Upright spreading shape. Pale pink buds, single white flowers. Long lasting medium size red fruit. Green foliage. Disease resistant....
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Common Name: Crabapple, Flowering
Wide upright. Delicate pink flowers appear before foliage. Deep purple leaves. Medium size (3/8-3/4"), dark red fruit. Disease resistant. The Flowering Crabapples are among the most widely used of any small landscape tree in New England – and for goo...
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Common Name: Apple, Orchard
Standard. Dessert.
Blooms May. Fruit ripens August–October.
NOTE: Apples are self-unfruitful. Plant two varieties for fruit. 'Macoun' and 'Mcintosh' will not pollinate each other....
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Common Name: Apple, Espalier
6 ft. espaliered. Late season. Red pinstripes over red. All purpose. Fragrant flowers in May. Self-fertile but bears better with pollinator such as 'Granny Smith'. Striking ornamental effect for the large or small garden with the added benefit of fre...
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Common Name: Apple, Espalier
6 ft. espaliered. Early to mid season. Red on yellow. Very sweet dessert. Fragrant flowers in May. Pollinates well with 'Spartan'. Striking ornamental effect for the large or small garden with the added benefit of fresh, home-grown fruit. Full sun....
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Common Name: Apple, Espalier
6 ft. espaliered. Late season. Light green. Tart all purpose. Fragrant flowers in May. Striking ornamental effect for the large or small garden with the added benefit of fresh, home-grown fruit. Full sun....
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Common Name: Apple, Espalier
6 ft. espaliered. Early to mid season. Bright red blush. All purpose. Fragrant flowers in May. Pollinates well with 'Gala'. Striking ornamental effect for the large or small garden with the added benefit of fresh, home-grown fruit. Full sun....
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Common Name: Crabapple, Japanese Flowering
Upright growing with wide branching, developing into a rounded shape. Bright pink and white single flowers. Small yellow fruit. Dense small green leaves. Disease resistant....
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Common Name: Crabapple, Sargent Flowering
Slow growing and wide. Suitable for training into a distinctive small low branched tree, becoming wider than tall with age. Reddish buds, single pure white flowers with bright yellow anthers. Small scarlet fruit. Dark green foliage. Excellent pest an...
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Common Name: Crabapple, Sargent Flowering
Dwarf and compact growing. Pink buds, white flowers. Tiny red fruit. Top-grafted on a straight stem. Well suited to the small garden....
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Common Name: Crabapple, Zumi Flowering
Upright, spreading shape. Pink buds, single white flowers. Small, glossy bright red, long lasting fruit. Large green foliage. Pest resistant....
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Common Name: Malva
Synonym: 'Parkallee' Large, cupped, creamy petals surround an unusual double center, June-August. Branching habit. Prefers fertile well drained soils. Full sun....
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Common Name: Fern -- Ostrich
Requires very moist conditions, humus rich soil, and a shady spot. Very large lacy fronds. Leathery, shorter spore bearing fronds turn rich brown in early fall. Ferns are deer resistant. Spacing: 2–3 ft....
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Common Name: Redwood, Dawn
Deciduous conifer. Fast growing, pyramidal, upright. Small hemlock-like green foliage turns rusty-tan in fall before dropping. Native to China and very well adapted to the northeastern USA. Can tolerate moist soil conditions. Low maintenance....
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Common Name: Cypress, Siberian Carpet or Russian Arborvitae
Soft, flat, fast growing and densely branched. Bright green cedar-like foliage turns purplish brown in winter. One of the few coniferous groundcovers that tolerates some shade. Very hardy and adaptable to sites with adequate drainage. Drought toleran...
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Common Name: Grass -- Miscanthus
Green foliage with a thin white stripe, turning purplish red in autumn. Copper-rust flowers in August. Spacing: 2–4 ft.
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Common Name: Grass -- Silver Grass, Japanese
Clumping grass. Full, arching form. Cascading, very fine, thin leaves accented with a silver mid-rib turn a gorgeous yellow in autumn. Fluffy, zigzag plume segments appear in mid-September and are the darkest bronze of the Miscanthus. Hardy specimen ...
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Common Name: Grass -- Silver Grass, Japanese
Clumping grass. Creamy white variegation on green foliage. Very upright growth habit. Pinkish white flowers in autumn. M. sinensis as a group are large, clumping ornamental grasses that are effective as a background, hedge, or screen. Will grow at th...
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Common Name: Grass -- Silver Grass, Japanese
Clumping grass. Wide, robust leaves with creamy white and green variegation. Copper-red flowers in autumn. Non-floppy habit. M. sinensis as a group are large, clumping ornamental grasses that are effective as a background, hedge, or screen. Will grow...
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Common Name: Grass -- Silver Grass, Japanese
Dramatic gold horizontal striping from the base of each blade to its tip. It is exceptionally upright and compact. May be planted at water's edge and in coastal gardens. Native to Japan and China. Spacing: 2–4 ft.
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Common Name: Grass -- Maiden Grass
Large silky reddish panicles are ideal for arrangements and drying. Late blooming. Narrow leaf blades with a white stripe down center. May be planted at water's edge and in coastal gardens. Native to Japan and China. Spacing: 4–8 ft.
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Common Name: Grass -- Silver Grass, Japanese
Silver inflorescences held high above narrow green foliage. Slightly more upright than 'Gracillimus'. Fall foliage is rich copper-red and orange. Very beautiful and refined. May be planted at water's edge and in coastal gardens. Native to Japan and C...
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Common Name: Grass -- Silver Grass, Japanese
Clumping habit. Dwarf, arching foliage with vivid green and yellow banding. Reddish purple plumes held 1 foot above foliage age to tan in autumn. May be planted at water's edge and in coastal gardens. Native to Japan and China. Spacing: 3-4 ft. [ More Information ]
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Common Name: Grass -- Silver Grass, Japanese
Clump forming. Narrow green foliage with narrow white stripes. Bronzy red flower heads in October. May be planted at water's edge and in coastal gardens. Native to Japan and China. Spacing: 2–4 ft.
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Common Name: Grass -- Silver Grass, Japanese
Clumping habit. Arching narrow blades with numerous, narrow, distinct, gold and green bands form a vase-shaped plant. Inflorescences in September. Can be planted as a border or hedge, by the waterside, and in coastal gardens. Spacing: 5-6'. <...[ More Information ]
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Common Name: Grass -- Silver Grass, Japanese
Clumping grass. Narrow green blades turn shades of reddish-brown in fall. Tiny pinkish flowers maturing to reddish-brown to creamy white plumes by fall. Foliage and flower plumes persist well into winter providing good winter interest. Cut back in sp...
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Common Name: Grass -- Silver Grass, Japanese
Clumping. Fine upright silvery green foliage. Similar to Miscanthus sinensis 'Graziella' but smaller. May be planted at water's edge and in coastal gardens. Native to Japan and China. Spacing: 2–4 ft.
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Common Name: Grass -- Silver Grass
Syn: 'Silberpfeil' Broad green blades with white midrib. Draping habit. Silver plumes held high above foliage, August. May be planted at water's edge and in coastal gardens. Native to Japan and China. Spacing: 3-4 ft.
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Common Name: Grass -- Porcupine Grass
Upright foliage is green with horizontal yellow bands. Reddish blooms. May be planted at water's edge and in coastal gardens. Native to Japan and China. Spacing: 3–6 ft.
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Common Name: Grass -- Silver Grass, Variegated Japanese
Clumping grass. Graceful white-striped foliage. Red-tinted plumes in mid September. May be planted at water's edge and in coastal gardens. Native to Japan and China. Spacing: 3–4 ft.
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Common Name: Grass -- Silver Grass, Japanese
Clumping habit. Arching, narrow, green foliage turns reddish in autumn. Golden copper pllumes in late August mature to silver. Spacing: 3-4 ft. Miscanthus cultivars are effective as a background, hedge, screen or accent and will grow at the ... [ More Information ]
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Common Name: Partridgeberry
Ground hugging native woodland plant, popular during the winter holidays. Delicate, tiny, rounded dark green leaves with prominent white veins on trailing stems. Pairs of very fragrant, erect white flowers on short stalks in late May. Long lasting, u...
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Common Name: Grass -- Moor Grass, Variegated Purple
Clumping grass. Leaves striped yellow to creamy white. Yellow flowering stalks in mid summer. Rich golden yellow autumn color. Tolerates moist, poor soils and acid conditions. Deer resistant. Leave standing for winter interest. Cut back in spring bef...
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Common Name: Grass -- Moor Grass, Tall Purple
Clumping grass. Tall upright inflorescences on green fountain-like foliage, summer. Strong structural form. Rich golden yellow fall color. Plant in any moist, well drained soil, preferably acidic to neutral. Performs well at the seashore. A Kurt Blue...
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Common Name: Beebalm or Oswego Tea
Violet-blue flowers, July–August. More drought tolerant than other cultivars. Attracts butterflies and hummingbirds. Aromatic foliage. Rapid growth in rich, moist soil. Powdery mildew is a common problem for monardas best controlled by proper plant ...
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Common Name: Beebalm or Oswego Tea
Salmon-pink flowers July–August. More drought tolerant than other cultivars. Attracts butterflies and hummingbirds. Aromatic foliage. Rapid growth in rich, moist soil. Powdery mildew is a common problem for monardas best controlled by proper plant s...
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Common Name: Beebalm or Oswego Tea
Ruby-red flowers, July–August. Dwarf. Mildew resistant. Attracts butterflies and hummingbirds. Aromatic foliage. Rapid growth in rich, moist soil. Powdery mildew is a common problem for monardas best controlled by proper plant spacing to allow air c...
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Common Name: Beebalm or Oswego Tea
Rich red flowers, July–August. Moderate mildew resistance. Attracts butterflies and hummingbirds. Aromatic foliage. Rapid growth in rich, moist soil. Powdery mildew is a common problem for monardas best controlled by proper plant spacing to allow ai...
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Common Name: Beebalm or Oswego Tea
Large bright pink blooms, July–August. A Canadian Ornamental Plant Foundation release. Moderate mildew resistance. Attracts butterflies and hummingbirds. Aromatic foliage. Rapid growth in rich, moist soil. Powdery mildew is a common problem for monar...
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Common Name: Beebalm or Oswego Tea
Dwarf. Pink flowers July–August. Attracts butterflies and hummingbirds. Aromatic foliage. Rapid growth in rich, moist soil. Powdery mildew is a common problem for monardas best controlled by proper plant spacing to allow air circulation and by wateri...
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Common Name: Beebalm or Oswego Tea
Clear wine-red flowers, July–August. Dark green foliage. Mildew resistant. A White Flower Farm introduction. Attracts butterflies and hummingbirds. Aromatic foliage. Rapid growth in rich, moist soil. Powdery mildew is a common problem for monardas b...
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Common Name: Bayberry, Northern
Wide spreading native shrub with artistically shaped upright branches, suckering by underground stems to form large colonies. Glossy dark green aromatic foliage can be semievergreen. Waxy gray berries cover the stems of female plants, forming in Sept...
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Common Name: Catmint, Persian
Compact growing, dark lavender-blue flowers, early summer. Spreading mound. Good for edging. Attracts bees. Aromatic foliage. Moderately drought tolerant. Performs well at the seashore. Deer resistant. An excellent blue to accompany other colors. She...
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Common Name: Catmint, Persian
Dark violet flower flower spikes, May–August. Larger gray foliage. Spreading mound. Attracts bees. Aromatic foliage. Moderately drought tolerant. Performs well at the seashore. Deer resistant. An excellent blue to accompany other colors. Shear after ...
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Common Name: Catmint, Persian
Compact mounds of gray-green foliage with lavender-blue flowers, April to fall. Attracts bees. Aromatic foliage. Moderately drought tolerant. Performs well at the seashore. Deer resistant. An excellent blue to accompany other colors. Shear after firs...
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Common Name: Daisy, Montauk or Nippon Daisy
Large white daisies in October. Waxy green sedum-like foliage. At home by the seashore. Spacing: 24-36"....
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Common Name: Gum, Black or Tupelo
Slow growing native tree, upright when young, broadening with age. Lustrous dark green leaves change to long lasting brilliant yellow, scarlet and purple in fall. Small blue-black fruit on female trees. Attractive gray bark and branches become coarse...
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Common Name: Primrose, Evening
6-8" h. Day-blooming. Lemon-yellow flowers fade to orange, June-September. Low, silver, lance-shaped foliage. Tolerates dry soils. Native. Full sun. Spacing: 12"....
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Common Name: Primrose, Evening or Sundrop
Syn:Fyrverkeri 15--18" h. Groundcover. Red buds on red stems open to clear yellow 2--3" flowers, July. Red-bronze autumn foliage. Tolerates dry soils. Adaptable to the seashore. Divide in early spring. Native to eastern North America. Full sun to part shade. Spacin...
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Common Name: Fern -- Cinnamon
Rusty hair-like tufts emerge in the spring. Sterile fronds are green while fertile fronds are reminiscent of cinnamon sticks. Becomes wide spreading, vase-shaped. Few plants evoke woodlands more than ferns. Give them conditions similar to their prefe...
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Common Name: Sourwood
Multistemmed or low branched tree that matures to a rounded pyramid with drooping branches. White fragrant lily-of-the-valley-like flowers in July–August, forming prominent hanging panicles of yellow-brown seedpods in fall. Glossy dark green summer f...
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Common Name: Spurge, Japanese
One of the best and most common groundcovers for shade and underplantings. Shiny evergreen foliage. Small spikes of creamy flowers in April. Occasionally sets 1/2" long fruit in the fall. Easy to grow, spreads aggressively by underground stems and to...
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Common Name: Spurge, Japanese
An extremely shiny leaved form introduced by Dale Chapman. Creates a striking and unique effect in the landscape. Spreads slowly by underground runners and looks attractive all year. Occasional reversions to less shiny leaves should be removed. Appro...
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Common Name: Spurge, Silver-edged Japanese
Leaves prominently mottled with white. White flowers April. Oner of the best and most common groundcovers for shade and underplantings. Tolerates a wide range of conditions including those near the coast. Deer resistant. Spacing: 8"....
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Common Name: Peony (Semidouble Herbaceous)
Semidouble, dark maroon. Large outer petals, narrow center petals. Early. Fragrant. Double herbaceous cultivar. Spacing: 2–4 ft.
Large very fragrant flowers on strong stems held above handsome leathery foliage. Deer resistant. Herbaceous peonies p...
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Common Name: Peony (Double Herbaceous)
Very large shell-pink, rose-like flowers. Late. Fragrant. Double Herbaceous cultivar. Spacing: 2–4 ft.
Large very fragrant flowers on strong stems held above handsome leathery foliage. Deer resistant. Herbaceous peonies prefer rich, well drained ...
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Common Name: Peony (Double Herbaceous)
Orchid to shell-pink flowers in late spring. Double Herbaceous cultivar 4–48". Spacing: 2–4 ft.
Large very fragrant flowers on strong stems held above handsome leathery foliage. Deer resistant. Herbaceous peonies prefer rich, well drained soil. D...
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Common Name: Peony (Single Herbaceous)
Bright rose pink with a mass of deep golden petaloids in the center. Mid season. Very fragrant. Single Herbaceous cultivar. Spacing: 2–4 ft.
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Common Name: Peony (Double Herbaceous)
24--48". Double, fragrant rose-pink flowers with curled inner petals, mid season. Herbaceous peonies bloom late spring to early summer. They prefer rich, well drained soils. Divide in late August through the fall taking care not to plant the growing ...
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Common Name: Peony (Double Herbaceous)
Superb ivory flowers with greenish markings towards center. Early. Double Herbaceous cultivar. Spacing: 2–4 ft.
Large very fragrant flowers on strong stems held above handsome leathery foliage. Deer resistant. Herbaceous peonies prefer rich, well ...
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Common Name: Peony (Single Herbaceous)
Very dark red. Fernleaf. Early. Single Herbaceous cultivar. Spacing: 2–4 ft.
Large very fragrant flowers on strong stems held above handsome leathery foliage. Deer resistant. Herbaceous peonies prefer rich, well drained soil. Divide in late August...
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Common Name: Peony (Double Herbaceous)
White. Center is flecked with red. Early. Double Herbaceous cultivar. Spacing: 2–4 ft.
Large very fragrant flowers on strong stems held above handsome leathery foliage. Deer resistant. Herbaceous peonies prefer rich, well drained soil. Divide in l...
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Common Name: Peony (Single Herbaceous)
Deep cerise-pink with shell-pink center. Mid Season. Fragrant. Spacing: 2-4 ft.
Large very fragrant flowers on strong stems held above handsome leathery foliage. Deer resistant. Herbaceous peonies prefer rich, well drained soil. Divide in late Aug...
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Common Name: Peony (Double Herbaceous)
24--48". Double,fragrant, large carmine-red flowers, mid season. Handsome leathery foliage. Herbaceous peonies bloom late spring to early summer. They prefer rich, well drained soils. Divide in late August through the fall taking care not to plant th...
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Common Name: Peony (Double Herbaceous)
Stately, rich velvety crimson flowers. Mid season. Double Herbaceous cultivar. Spacing: 2–4 ft.
Large very fragrant flowers on strong stems held above handsome leathery foliage. Deer resistant. Herbaceous peonies prefer rich, well drained soil. D...
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Common Name: Peony (Single Herbaceous)
Large blossoms with white, wavy-textured petals. The white-tipped green pistil shows through the yellow center. Mid season. Single Herbaceous cultivar. Spacing: 2–4 ft.
Large very fragrant flowers on strong stems held above handsome leathery foli...
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Common Name: Peony (Single Herbaceous)
Single, maroon-red. Dark green foliage. Mid to late season. Single Herbaceous cultivar. Spacing: 2–4 ft.
Large very fragrant flowers on strong stems held above handsome leathery foliage. Deer resistant. Herbaceous peonies prefer rich, well drained...
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Common Name: Peony (Double Herbaceous)
Medium pink with silvery center. Early. Double Herbaceous cultivar. Spacing: 2–4 ft.
Large very fragrant flowers on strong stems held above handsome leathery foliage. Deer resistant. Herbaceous peonies prefer rich, well drained soil. Divide in la...
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Common Name: Peony (Single Herbaceous)
Lavender-pink with fluffy yellow center. Early. Single Herbaceous cultivar. Spacing: 2–4 ft.
Large very fragrant flowers on strong stems held above handsome leathery foliage. Deer resistant. Herbaceous peonies prefer rich, well drained soil. Divid...
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Common Name: Peony (Double Herbaceous)
Large velvety red flowers do not fade. Mid season. Fragrant. Double Herbaceous cultivar. Spacing: 2–4 ft.
Large very fragrant flowers on strong stems held above handsome leathery foliage. Deer resistant. Herbaceous peonies prefer rich, well draine...
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Common Name: Peony (Double Herbaceous)
Fully double centers crammed with very narrow ice-pink petals, framed in a single layer of large, lavender-pink petals. Mid season. Fragrant. Double Herbaceous cultivar. Spacing: 2–4 ft.
Large very fragrant flowers on strong stems held above hands...
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Common Name: Peony (Semidouble Herbaceous)
Semidouble, pale yellow almost white, with darker yellow center. Late. Fragrant. Spacing: 2–4 ft.
Large very fragrant flowers on strong stems held above handsome leathery foliage. Deer resistant. Herbaceous peonies prefer rich, well drained soil. ...
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Common Name: Peony (Double Herbaceous)
Pale pink swirls through white with a layer of creamy petals. Mid season. Double Herbaceous cultivar. Spacing: 2–4 ft.
Large very fragrant flowers on strong stems held above handsome leathery foliage. Deer resistant. Herbaceous peonies prefer rich...
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Common Name: Peony (Double Herbaceous)
Large, very ruffled, warm red. Early spring. Fragrant. Double Herbaceous cultivar. Spacing: 2–4 ft.
Large very fragrant flowers on strong stems held above handsome leathery foliage. Deer resistant. Herbaceous peonies prefer rich, well drained soil...
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Common Name: Peony (Double Herbaceous)
Apple-blossom-pink. Late. Double Herbaceous cultivar. Spacing: 2–4 ft.
Large very fragrant flowers on strong stems held above handsome leathery foliage. Deer resistant. Herbaceous peonies prefer rich, well drained soil. Divide in late August taki...
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Common Name: Peony (Single Herbaceous)
Single, scarlet-red. Bright green textured leaves. Very early. Single Herbaceous cultivar. Spacing: 2–4 ft.
Large very fragrant flowers on strong stems held above handsome leathery foliage. Deer resistant. Herbaceous peonies prefer rich, well drai...
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Common Name: Peony (Single Herbaceous)
Slightly ruffled, white with a fluffy light yellow, almost white, center. Late. Single Herbaceous cultivar. Spacing: 2–4 ft.
Large very fragrant flowers on strong stems held above handsome leathery foliage. Deer resistant. Herbaceous peonies prefe...
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Common Name: Peony, Garden
Double, pale pink center surrounded with deep pink. Mid season. Mildly fragrant. Spacing 2-4 ft.
Deer resistant. Herbaceous peonies prefer rich, well drained soil. Divide in late August taking care not to plant the growing eyes on the tuberous roo...
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Common Name: Peony, Garden
24—48"" Semidouble, lightly fragrant flowers maroon-red with yellow stamens, mid season. Herbaceous peonies bloom late spring to early summer. They prefer rich, well drained soils. Divide in late August through the fall taking care not to plant ...
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Common Name: Peony, Garden
24—48" Semidouble, very fragrant, sassy raspberry-pink petals and a creamy fringed center, mid season. Herbaceous peonies prefer rich, well drained soils. Divide in late August through the fall taking care not to plant the growing eyes on the tu...
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Common Name: Peony, Garden
Semidouble, coral with deep yellow stamens. Mid season. Fragrant. Spacing 2-4 ft.
Deer resistant. Herbaceous peonies prefer rich, well drained soil. Divide in late August taking care not to plant the growing eyes on the tuberous roots too deeply, ...
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Common Name: Peony, Garden
Large double, pink. Mid season. Very fragrant. Spacing 2-4 ft.
Deer resistant. Herbaceous peonies prefer rich, well drained soil. Divide in late August taking care not to plant the growing eyes on the tuberous roots too deeply, preferably within 1...
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Common Name: Peony, Garden
Double, creamy white with pale, golden yellow center. Late. Fragrant. Spacing 2-4 ft.
Deer resistant. Herbaceous peonies prefer rich, well drained soil. Divide in late August taking care not to plant the growing eyes on the tuberous roots too deep...
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Common Name: Peony, Garden
24--48" Double, fragrant, dark crimson-red flowers, edges of petals kissed with white. Mid to late-season. Herbaceous peonies bloom late spring to early summer. Herbaceous peonies prefer rich, well drained soils. Divide in late August through the fal...
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Common Name: Peony, Garden
Single, white with yellow center. Late. Fragrant. Spacing 2-4 ft.
Deer resistant. Herbaceous peonies prefer rich, well drained soil. Divide in late August taking care not to plant the growing eyes on the tuberous roots too deeply, preferably withi...
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Common Name: Peony, Garden
Semidouble, fuchsia-pink petals with white edges. Mid season. Spacing 2-4 ft.
Deer resistant. Herbaceous peonies prefer rich, well drained soil. Divide in late August taking care not to plant the growing eyes on the tuberous roots too deeply, pref...
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Common Name: Peony, Garden
Single pink with yellow center. Fairly short with a spreading habit. Mid season. Fragrant. Spacing 2-4 ft.
Deer resistant. Herbaceous peonies prefer rich, well drained soil. Divide in late August taking care not to plant the growing eyes on the tu...
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Common Name: Peony, Garden
Single, pure white with yellow stamens. Mid season. Fragrant. Spacing 2-4 ft.
Deer resistant. Herbaceous peonies prefer rich, well drained soil. Divide in late August taking care not to plant the growing eyes on the tuberous roots too deeply, pref...
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Common Name: Peony, Garden
Huge double, deep vibrant pink. Early to mid season. Lightly fragrant. Spacing 2-4 ft.
Deer resistant. Herbaceous peonies prefer rich, well drained soil. Divide in late August taking care not to plant the growing eyes on the tuberous roots too dee...
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Common Name: Peony, Garden
Single, rich scarlet-red petals surround a small yellow center. Late. Fragrant. Spacing 2-4 ft.
Deer resistant. Herbaceous peonies prefer rich, well drained soil. Divide in late August taking care not to plant the growing eyes on the tuberous root...
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Common Name: Peony, Garden
Single, deep reddish pink. Very early. Fragrant. Spacing 2-4 ft.
Deer resistant. Herbaceous peonies prefer rich, well drained soil. Divide in late August taking care not to plant the growing eyes on the tuberous roots too deeply, preferably within...
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Common Name: Peony, Garden
Fairytale-pink. Mid season. Light fragrance. Spacing 2-4 ft.
Deer resistant. Herbaceous peonies prefer rich, well drained soil. Divide in late August taking care not to plant the growing eyes on the tuberous roots too deeply, preferably within 1" ...
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Common Name: Peony, Garden
Medium pink. Early. Faint fragrance. Spacing 2-4 ft.
Deer resistant. Herbaceous peonies prefer rich, well drained soil. Divide in late August taking care not to plant the growing eyes on the tuberous roots too deeply, preferably within 1" of the s...
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Common Name: Peony, Garden
Double, coral pink with yellow center stamens. Early to mid season. Fragrant. Spacing 2-4 ft.
Deer resistant. Herbaceous peonies prefer rich, well drained soil. Divide in late August taking care not to plant the growing eyes on the tuberous roots ...
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Common Name: Peony, Garden
Double, creamy white, with a full central mound of sulphur-yellow, feathery stamens. Mid season. Fragrant.
Spacing 2-4 ft.
Deer resistant. Herbaceous peonies prefer rich, well drained soil. Divide in late August taking care not to plant the growi...
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Common Name: Peony, Garden
Cerise-pink outer petals with a creamy inside. Late. Spacing 2-4 ft.
Deer resistant. Herbaceous peonies prefer rich, well drained soil. Divide in late August taking care not to plant the growing eyes on the tuberous roots too deeply, preferably wi...
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Common Name: Peony, Garden
Single, lilac-pink. Mid season. Fragrant. Spacing 2-4 ft.
Deer resistant. Herbaceous peonies prefer rich, well drained soil. Divide in late August taking care not to plant the growing eyes on the tuberous roots too deeply, preferably within 1" of ...
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Common Name: Peony, Garden
Soft pink petals, topped with double, deeply fringed cream petals, fading back to a soft pink. Early. Fragrant. Spacing 2-4 ft.
Deer resistant. Herbaceous peonies prefer rich, well drained soil. Divide in late August taking care not to plant the g...
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Common Name: Peony, Garden
Huge, dark red outermost petals with stunning golden yellow center and rose-pink showing through. Late. Fragrant. Spacing 2-4 ft.
Deer resistant. Herbaceous peonies prefer rich, well drained soil. Divide in late August taking care not to plant the...
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Common Name: Peony, Garden
Fully double, white and yellow. Mid season. Fragrant. Spacing 2-4 ft.
Deer resistant. Herbaceous peonies prefer rich, well drained soil. Divide in late August taking care not to plant the growing eyes on the tuberous roots too deeply, preferably w...
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Common Name: Peony, Garden
Fully double, bright yellow, glow against lush foliage. Mid season. Fragrant. Spacing 2-4 ft.
Deer resistant. Herbaceous peonies prefer rich, well drained soil. Divide in late August taking care not to plant the growing eyes on the tuberous roots ...
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Common Name: Peony, Common
Single red with yellow center. Tetraploid. Mid May. Fragrant. Spacing: 18–24".
Deer resistant. Herbaceous peonies prefer rich, well drained soil. Divide in late August taking care not to plant the growing eyes on the tuberous roots too deeply, pre...
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Common Name: Peony, Double Red Common
Large, double, rosy-red flowers bloom mid May. Dark green, deeply cut foliage is attractive all summer. Herbaceous peonies bloom late spring to early summer. Herbaceous peonies prefer rich, well drained soils. Divide in late August through the fall t...
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Common Name: Peony, Japanese Tree
Unlike Herbaceous Peonies that die back to the ground in winter, Tree Peonies are deciduous shrubs, blooming in June. Good drainage is essential. Remove any suckers from the rootstock. Light pink, purple, yellow, white or crimson-red flowers. Plants ...
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Common Name: Peony
30--36". Very fragrant, fully double bright yellow flowers. Mature plants are very floriferous. Intersectional hybrids are crosses between herbaceous and tree peonies that expand the peony color palette to yellows on a plant with the flower and folia...
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Common Name: Peony
30--36". Semi-double flowers with shades of red, yellow and orange, that appear copper from a distance. Intersectional hybrids are crosses between herbaceous and tree peonies that expand the peony color palette to yellows on a plant with the flower a...
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Common Name: Peony
30--36". Semi-double yellow flowers. Intersectional hybrids are crosses between herbaceous and tree peonies that expand the peony color palette to yellows on a plant with the flower and foliage of a tree peony and the stem strength of an herbaceous p...
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Common Name: Grass -- Panic Grass
Clumping grass. Smooth, blue-tinted blades. Fountain habit. Airy light beige flowers in autumn. Leave standing for winter interest. Cut back in spring before new growth begins. Deer resistant. Native. Full sun to part shade. Spacing: 48"....
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Common Name: Grass -- Switch Grass
Lofty pastel mauve flower heads, over 22" long, have a purple cast and appear in late summer over wide silver foliage. Good winter color. A clumping, warm season, native prairie grass that is adaptable to the seashore. Spacing: 3–6 ft....
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Common Name: Grass -- Switch Grass
Stiffly upright metallic-blue leaf blades turn bright yellow in autumn. Tan colored airy seed heads July–October. A clumping, warm season grass that is native to the prairie and adaptable ot the seahore. Spacing: 2–4 ft.
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Common Name: Grass -- Switch Grass
Long, narrow green leaf blades turn oxblood-red in autumn. Airy seed heads autumn into winter. A clumping, warm season, native prairie grass that is adaptable to he seashore. Spacing: 2–4 ft.
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Common Name: Grass -- Switch Grass
Syn: 'RR1' Blue-gray foliage changes to burgundy-red as early as mid summer. Striking reddish flower spikes. A clumping, warm season, native prairie grass that is adaptable to the seashore. Spacing: 2–3 ft. Ornamental grasses are fine additions... [ More Information ]
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Common Name: Grass -- Switch Grass
Green foliage in early summer turns dark red in July and deep burgundy in September. Red flowers in summer. A clumping, warm season, native prairie grass that is adaptable to the seashore. Spacing: 2–4 ft. ... [ More Information ]
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Common Name: Poppy
Showy blossoms of deep scarlet red with a touch of orange, black centers, May--June. Vigorous growing. Papaver become dormant after flowering and prefer well drained and dry conditions during dormancy. Pot-grown plants can be planted any time, but tr...
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Common Name: Poppy, Oriental
True red 4–6" blossoms with unique fringed petals. Black center with dark purple stamens.
Plants become dormant after flowering in May-June. Prefers well drained or dry conditions during dormancy. These potted plants can be planted any time, but tra...
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Common Name: Poppy, Oriental
Semi-double lavender-pink flowers with a pearly sheen on very short stems. Plants become dormant after flowering in May-June. Prefers well drained or dry conditions during dormancy. These potted plants can be planted any time, but transplanting in yo...
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Common Name: Poppy
Showy, double, deep red-orange flowers, black centers, May--June. Papaver become dormant after flowering and prefer well drained and dry conditions during dormancy. Pot-grown plants can be planted any time, but transplanting in the garden should be l...
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Common Name: Poppy
24--30" h. Showy salmon-pink flowers, black centers, May--June. Papaver become dormant after flowering and prefer well drained and dry conditions during dormancy. Pot-grown plants can be planted any time, but transplanting in the garden should be lim...
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Common Name: Poppy, Oriental
Bright salmon-pink with black center. Plants become dormant after flowering in May-June. Prefers well drained or dry conditions during dormancy. These potted plants can be planted any time, but transplanting in your garden should be limited to mid su...
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Common Name: Poppy, Oriental
Fiery red 4–6" flowers with deeply fringed edges. Dark center with dark purple stamens. Plants become dormant after flowering in May-June. Prefers well drained or dry conditions during dormancy. These potted plants can be planted any time, but transp...
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Common Name: Parrotia, Persian
An uncommon low branched tree with year round appeal. Compact and wide growing when young, it becomes more upright and horizontally branched as it matures. Bark on stems and branches becomes mottled and exfoliates with age, revealing colors of gray, ...
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Common Name: Virginia Creeper or Woodbine
Vigorous and aggressive clinging and twining vine. Large deeply lobed green leaves turn brilliant scarlet in autumn. Suitable for the seashore and can be used as groundcover. Native....
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Common Name: Ivy, Boston
Large leaves turn bright crimson-red in fall. Vigorous....
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Common Name: Rat-stripper
Fast spreading native shrub and groundcover with outward growing branches that re-root where they contact the ground, forming a wide clump. Small, oblong, narrow, glossy dark green leaves turn bronzy in winter. Insignificant tiny pinkish flowers in M...
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Common Name: Grass -- Fountain Grass
Clumping habit. Graceful foliage with distinctive maroon plume spikes that follow the weeping vase-shaped lines of the foliage. The seed heads are cylindrical spikes 4-5". Dense hair-like structures flow outward from each spikelet.
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Common Name: Grass -- Fountain Grass, Dwarf
Compact, upright, mounding clumps of fine-textured dark green foliage with showy whitish foxtail flowers. Long purple bristled seed spikes in late summer and autumn. Adaptable to the seashore. Spacing: 15–24".
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Common Name: Grass -- Fountain Grass
Clumping grass. Forms a mound of arching green leaves. Cream-colored foxtail-like inflorescences in late summer turn silvery in autumn and winter. Leave standing for winter interest. Cut back in spring before new growth starts. Adaptable to the seash...
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Common Name: Beard Tongue
9--12" h. Pink two-lipped tubular flowers on terminal spikes, mid spring to early summer. Clump forming plant. Lanceate to ovate medium green leaves. Native to the southwestern United States and Mexico. Divide in spring about every 3 years. Full sun....
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Common Name: Beard Tongue
Clusters of white tubular flowers borne on tall stems, June–July. Basal foliage is a blend of rich red leaves intermixed with green leaves. Prefers fertile soil with good drainage. Divide in spring. Performs well in the coastal garden. Good cut flowe...
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Common Name: Sage, Russian
Spikes of soft blue flowers on lacy silver-gray foliage, August–September. Sage-like scented foliage. Needs well drained soil. Tolerates dry, alkaline soil and coastal conditions. Cut back to woody framework each spring when buds begin to swell. Deer...
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Common Name: Sage, Russian
Finely dissected aromatic, silvery foliage and airy spikes of lavender-blue flowers, August–September. Sage-like scented foliage. Needs well drained soil. Tolerates dry, alkaline soil and coastal conditions. Cut back to woody framework each spring wh...
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Common Name: Mockorange
Pure snow white, 2" flowers with a sweet citrusy fragrance cover this deciduous shrub in early summer. Philadelphus is an old-time favorite. Easy to grow and requiring almost no care, mockorange is adaptable to a wide range of soils. Drought tolerant...
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Common Name: Mockorange, Golden Sweet
Bright yellow new foliage turns green-yellow in summer. White scented flowers in June. Stiff, arching branches form a large rounded shrub with exfoliating reddish brown to orange bark. Philadelphus is an old-time favorite. Easy to grow and requiring ...
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Common Name: Mockorange, Lemoine's
Blossoms are fully-double, 1 inch across, fragrant and pure white, in compact clusters. Blooms earlier than other mockoranges, abundantly, in late spring with rich citrus-like fragrance. Philadelphus is an old-time favorite. Easy to grow and requirin...
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Common Name: Mockorange
Double white sweetly scented flowers. Fast and wide growing. Stiff, arching branches form a large rounded shrub with exfoliating reddish brown to orange bark. Philadelphus is an old-time favorite. Easy to grow and requiring almost no care, mockorange...
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Common Name: Phlox, Woodland
Spreading woodland groundcover with creeping shoots that root at nodes. Fragrant, dark violet-blue flowers with very full petals, spring. Does best in fertile, moist but well drained, humusy soils. Tolerates spring sun. Divide after flowering. Dev... [ More Information ]
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Common Name: Phlox, Woodland
Lilac-blue fragrant flowers in May. Spreading, woodland groundcover with creeping shoots that root at nodes. Fragrant flowers in spring. Does best in fertile, moist but well drained, humusy soils. Tolerates spring sun. Divide after flowering. Spacin...
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Common Name: Phlox, Tall Garden
Lavender-blue with white eye. Long bloomer. Quite mildew resistant. Fragrant flowers form large, dense pyramidal heads, summer to early or mid autumn. Deadheading prolongs blooming season. Good air circulation through adequate plant spacing combined ...
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Common Name: Phlox, Tall Garden
Deep blue flowers with white eye in large, dense, pyramidal heads, July-- August. Spicy, vanilla-clove fragrance. Mildew resistant. Good air circulation through proper spacing combined with watering from below furthers help to control powdery mildew....
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Common Name: Phlox, Tall Garden
Dense, large, pyramidal heads of clear pink flowers with rose-pink eye. July-August. Fragrant. Good air circulation through proper spacing combined with watering from below helps to control powdery mildew. Deadheading prolongs bloom. Stake if necessa...
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Common Name: Phlox, Tall Garden
Fragant rosy purple flowers form large, dense pyramidal heads, summer to early or mid autumn. Deadheading prolongs blooming season. This cultivar has improved mildew resistance. Good air circulation through adequate plant spacing combined with wateri...
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Common Name: Phlox, Tall Garden
Fragrant bright white flowers, form large, dense pyramidal heads, summer to early or mid autumn. Somewhat mildew resistant foliage. Good air circulation through adequate plant spacing combined with watering from below both help to control any powdery...
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Common Name: Phlox, Tall Garden
Deep lavender-pink fragrant flowers form large, dense pyramidal heads, summer to early or mid autumn. Mildew resistant foliage. Good air circulation through adequate plant spacing combined with watering from below both help to control any powdery mil...
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Common Name: Phlox, Tall Garden
Large bright pink with a dark red eye. Fragrant flowers form large, dense pyramidal heads, summer to early or mid autumn. Good air circulation through adequate plant spacing combined with watering from below both help to control any powdery mildew. C...
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Common Name: Phlox, Tall Garden
Dark pink flowers with deep pink eyes. A compact and mildew resistant variety. Fragrant flowers form large, dense pyramidal heads, summer to early or mid autumn. Deadheading prolongs blooming season. Good air circulation through adequate plant spacin...
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Common Name: Phlox, Tall Garden
Flowers are lilac with star-shaped dark lavender eye. Large, dense pyramidal heads, summer to early or mid autumn. Good air circulation through adequate plant spacing combined with watering from below both help to control any powdery mildew. Chemical...
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Common Name: Phlox, Tall Garden
Deep magenta fragrant flowers form large, dense pyramidal heads, summer to early or mid autumn. Variegated foliage with broad gold edges. Good air circulation through adequate plant spacing combined with watering from below both help to control any p...
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Common Name: Phlox, Tall Garden
Rich red-purple flowers form large, dense pyramidal heads, summer to early or mid autumn. Mildew resistant foliage. Good air circulation through adequate plant spacing combined with watering from below both help to control any powdery mildew. Chemica...
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Common Name: Phlox, Tall Garden
Bright salmon-orange, fragrant flowers form large, dense pyramidal heads, summer to early or mid autumn. Good air circulation through adequate plant spacing combined with watering from below both help to control any powdery mildew. Chemical controls ...
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Common Name: Phlox, Tall Garden
Pink and white spoke-patterned fragrant flowers on shorter than usual plant. Large, dense pyramidal heads, summer to early or mid autumn. Good air circulation through adequate plant spacing combined with watering from below both help to control any p...
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Common Name: Phlox, Tall Garden
'Bartwelve' 12-18" h. Dwarf. Large heads of dark pink flowers with red eye, July--August. Fragrant. Good air circulation through proper spacing combined with watering from below helps to control powdery mildew. Deadheading prolongs bloom. Divide in spring or fal...
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Common Name: Phlox, Tall Garden
Fragrant flowers are baby pink with darker pink eye. Pyramidal heads, summer to early or mid autumn, on a shorter than usual plant. Very mildew resistant foliage. Good air circulation through adequate plant spacing combined with watering from below b...
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Common Name: Phlox, Tall Garden
First phlox to show yellow in petals. Smallish pink and white flowers with green-yellow edges in large clusters. Buds yellow encased in chocolate-maroon bracts. Fragrant blooms summer to early or mid autumn. Good air circulation through adequate pla...
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Common Name: Phlox, Tall Garden
Striking cherry-red, fragrant flowers form large, dense pyramidal heads, summer to early or mid autumn. Good air circulation through adequate plant spacing combined with watering from below both help to control any powdery mildew. Chemical controls a...
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Common Name: Phlox, Tall Garden
Dark purple, fragrant flowers form large, dense pyramidal heads, summer to early or mid autumn. Upright and compact plant habit, dense and bushy growth. Very good resistance to powdery mildew. Good air circulation through adequate plant spacing combi...
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Common Name: Phlox, Tall Garden
Dwarf. Large heads of fragrant white flowers, July—August. Good air circulation through proper spacing combined with watering from below helps to control powdery mildew. Deadheading prolongs bloom. Divide in spring or fall. Attracts butterflies...
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Common Name: Phlox, Tall Garden
Masses of fragrant flowers from July–September. Colors available: pink with white eye, pink with red eye, red and white. Good air circulation through adequate plant spacing combined with watering from below both help to control any powdery mildew. Ch...
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Common Name: Phlox, Creeping
Please inquire. Groundcover. Dense, creeping mats of glossy green needle-like foliage bearing fragrant flowers in April and May. Prefers fertile, moist soil. Divide in spring or fall. Spacing: 10–12"....
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Common Name: Phlox, Creeping
Groundcover. Dense creeping mats of glossy green needle-like foliage with fragrant blue-lilac flowers in spring. Prefers fertile, moist soils. Divide in spring or fall. Phlox subulata and its cultivars were named Perennial Plant of the Year in 1990 b...
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Common Name: Phlox, Creeping
Groundcover. Dense creeping mats of glossy green needle-like foliage with fragrant white flowers with a yellow eye in spring. Prefers fertile, moist soils. Divide in spring or fall. Phlox subulata and its cultivars were named Perennial Plant of the Y...
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Common Name: Phlox, Creeping
Groundcover. Dense creeping mats of glossy green needle-like foliage with fragrant deep pink flowers, spring. Prefers fertile, moist soils. Divide in spring or fall. Phlox subulata and its cultivars were named Perennial Plant of the Year in 1990 by t...
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Common Name: Phlox, Moss Pink
Groundcover. Masses of 1" blue flowers on top of mat forming, needle-like evergreen, foliage, April–May. Prefers well drained, gritty soil. Suitable for miniature landscapes. Divide after flowering. Spacing: 12–15"....
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Common Name: Phlox, Moss Pink
Medium pink and white striped flowers. Masses of 1" flowers on top of mat forming, needle-like evergreen, foliage, April–May. Prefers well drained, gritty soil. Suitable for miniature landscapes. Divide after flowering. Spacing: 12–15"....
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Common Name: Phlox, Moss Pink
Groundcover. Deep rose-pink flowers with deeply cut petals. Masses of 1" flowers on top of mat forming, needle-like evergreen, foliage, April–May. Prefers well drained, gritty soil. Suitable for miniature landscapes. Divide after flowering. Spacing:...
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Common Name: Phlox, Moss Pink
Groundcover. Striking crimson flowers with dark red centers. Masses of 1" flowers on top of mat forming, needle-like evergreen, foliage, April–May. Prefers well drained, gritty soil. Suitable for miniature landscapes. Divide after flowering. Spacing...
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Common Name: Phlox, Moss Pink
Groundcover. Miniature. Masses of bright scarlet 1" flowers with darker centers on top of mat-forming, needle-like evergreen foliage, April--May. Prefers well drained, gritty soils. Suitable for miniature landscapes. Divide in spring or summer after ...
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Common Name: Phlox, Moss Pink
Masses of 1" white flowers on top of mat forming, needle-like evergreen, foliage, April–May. Prefers well drained, gritty soil. Suitable for miniature landscapes. Divide after flowering. Spacing: 12–15"....
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Common Name: Bamboo -- Phyllostachys
Full sun to part shade. Deer resistant. Aggressive. Winter interest.
All Phyllostachys grow aggressively with underground runners requiring maintenance to limit their spread. They generally grow best in full sun or light shade and are intolerant of ...
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Common Name: Ninebark
New foliage yellow-green maturing to bright deep red, color best in full sun. Creamy white flowers spring. Exfoliating bark....
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Common Name: Ninebark
Synonym: 'Mindia' Leaves flush orange-copper in spring, mature to rich red in summer, color best in full sun. White flowers July. Exfoliating bark....
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Common Name: Ninebark
Synonym: 'Monlo' Upright growing with arching branches. A German introduction of the North American native species with intense reddish purple foliage all summer when grown in full sun. Pinkish white button-like flowers in mid summer. Develops exfoliating bark on old...
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Common Name: Ninebark
Synonym: 'Seward' Compact. Dark crimson foliage, color best in full sun. Pink-white button flowers July. Red fruit autumn. Exfoliating bark....
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Common Name: Obedient Plant
A clump forming, nonspreading, well behaved plant. Terminal pyramidal spikes of white snapdragon-like florets on square stems, June–September. Lance-shaped opposite leaves. Species is native to the USA. Prefers reliably moist soil. Adaptable to the s...
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Common Name: Spruce, Norway
Fast growing, wide, upright. Bright green needle-like foliage. Widely used as a windbreak and background planting for large sites. Mature tree is large and upright with long sweeping branches. Long tan-colored cones....
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Common Name: Spruce, Norway
Narrow, upright growing with ascending branches. Green foliage....
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Common Name: Spruce, Norway
Dwarf nest form, rounded low dome. Densely arranged branches with dark green needles, early bud break....
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Common Name: Spruce, Norway
Radically prostrate densely matted carpet, less than 6 inches high when 3 feet wide. Needles medium green....
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Common Name: Spruce, Norway
Dwarf, very compact globe. Bluish needles longer and thicker than other dwarves. Prominent cinnamon buds and stems....
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Common Name: Spruce, Bird's Nest
Dwarf, dense flat-topped globe. Grows about 4" a year. Bright green needles....
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Common Name: Spruce, Weeping Norway
Irregular upright trunk with pendulous branches. Bright green foliage along every branch. Easily trained to a variety of forms. Useful for creating unusual landscape effects....
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Common Name: Spruce, Dwarf Norway
Globose when young, spreading with age. Short dark-green needles, soft to the touch. Very uniformly branched....
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Common Name: Spruce, Norway
Wide, conical, slow growing dwarf. Bright green needles....
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Common Name: Spruce, Norway
Extremely dense, globose. One of the tiniest spruces with buds the size of the head of a pin....
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Common Name: Spruce, Norway
Conical, wide. Light green needles....
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Common Name: Spruce, Dwarf Tiger Tail
Dwarf growing, broad, flat-topped globe when young, becoming pyramidal with maturity. Green and blue needles with light yellow undersides. Creates an unusual year round effect in the garden....
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Common Name: Spruce, White or Canadian
Symmetrical pyramid. Slower growing than Norway Spruce. Small, sharp gray-green needles. Prefers well drained, moist gravelly soil. Rarely severely damaged by deer. Native to the northern USA and Canada....
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Common Name: Spruce, White or Canadian
Dwarf globe, wider than high. Stout blue-green needles....
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Common Name: Spruce, Dwarf Alberta
Dwarf, dense and conical. Soft grass-green needle-like foliage. Grows 3" a year. Widely used as a "miniature" plant even though it outgrows its small stature as it matures. Tolerates coastal conditions. Deer resistant....
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Common Name: Spruce, White or Canadian
Extremely slow-growing, dense. New growth makes it appear a light green fluffy ball....
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Common Name: Spruce, White or Canadian
Upright, narrow, extremely dense. Short medium green needles with bluish cast. Buds prominent....
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Common Name: Spruce, White or Canadian
Upright, narrow. Summer's second flush of new growth bright yellow, contrasting against green mature foliage....
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Common Name: Spruce, White or Canadian
Upright, narrow. Larger version of 'Pixie Dust'....
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Common Name: Spruce, Dwarf Blue
Upright, narrow, dwarf. Blue to blue-green foliage in youth. Older plants a tapestry of both colors....
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Common Name: Spruce, Serbian
Pyramidal upright with graceful arching branches. Soft dark green needles with white undersides. Native to southeastern Europe and very adaptable in New England. Susceptible to damage from spruce tip borer, which can result in multiple leaders unless...
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Common Name: Spruce, Serbian
Dense, widely conical dwarf. Needles dark green with lighter undersides....
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Common Name: Spruce, Dwarf Serbian
Very dense growing miniature globe. Dark green needles with sparkling silvery undersides. Grows about 1" per year....
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Common Name: Spruce, Top Grafted Standard Dwarf Serbian
Formal presentation on a single stem.
Very dense growing miniature globe. Dark green needles with sparkling silvery undersides. Grows about 1" per year....
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Common Name: Spruce, Oriental
A miniature vase-shaped plant that becomes a flattened globe with maturity. Very short dark green needles. Tolerates poor gravelly soils....
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Common Name: Spruce, Oriental
Very upright and narrow. Short dark green needles soft to the touch....
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Common Name: Spruce, Oriental
Dwarf, dense with rigid branches, establishes central leader with age. Unusually rich green needles....
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Common Name: Spruce, Colorado Blue
Broad pyramid. Slower growing than Norway Spruce. Stiff branches and sharp green to blue-green needles. All P. pungens are more drought tolerant than other Picea species and are deer resistant. Native to the western USA and well adapted to New Englan...
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Common Name: Spruce, Dwarf Blue
Dwarf. Pyramidal blue, very slow growing, only 2-3 inches a year. Often matures wider than high. Requires little pruning to maintain form. Drought tolerant once established. Deer resistant. Winter interest. Full sun....
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Common Name: Spruce, Colorado Blue
Vigorous, symmetrical, broad, conical. Tiered branches with sky blue needles. All P. pungens are more drought tolerant than other Picea species and are deer resistant. Native to the western USA and well adapted to New England. All P. pungens glauca t...
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Common Name: Spruce, Colorado Blue
Symmetrical outline. Dense foliage, intense blue to blue-silver is not limited to new growth. All P. pungens are more drought tolerant than other Picea species and are deer resistant. Native to the western USA and well adapted to New England. All P. ...
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Common Name: Spruce, Colorado Blue
Grows nearly as wide as high. Bright blue sharp needles. All P. pungens are more drought tolerant than other Picea species and are deer resistant. Native to the western USA and well adapted to New England. All P. pungens glauca tolerate coastal condi...
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Common Name: Spruce, Dwarf Colorado Blue
Miniature and dense growing, as wide as high. Silver-blue needles. All P. pungens are more drought tolerant than other Picea species and are deer resistant. Native to the western USA and well adapted to New England. All P. pungens glauca tolerate coa...
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Common Name: Spruce, Colorado Blue
Upright, fast growing. Sharp, thick, intense silvery blue needles. Considered the bluest form of Colorado Blue Spruce and one of the best cultivars for New England. Matures into a large tree with downward arching branches. All P. pungens are more dro...
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Common Name: Spruce, Dwarf Colorado Blue
Miniature, slow growing conical mound twice as tall as wide. We are one of the few growers of this choice cultivar. All P. pungens are more drought tolerant than other Picea species and are deer resistant. Native to the western USA and well adapted t...
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Common Name: Spruce, Colorado Blue
Upright, very narrow, pillar-like. Large blue needles. All P. pungens are more drought tolerant than other Picea species and are deer resistant. Native to the western USA and well adapted to New England. All P. pungens glauca tolerate coastal conditi...
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Common Name: Spruce, Colorado Blue
Fast growing, upright pyramid. Thick, very sharp, deep blue needles. One of the earliest cultivars of Colorado Blue Spruce and widely grown. Matures into a large tree with downward arching branches. All P. pungens are more drought tolerant than other...
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Common Name: Spruce, Dwarf Colorado Blue
Miniature, compact and slow growing. Matures to a conical mound as wide as tall. All P. pungens are more drought tolerant than other Picea species and are deer resistant. Native to the western USA and well adapted to New England. All P. pungens glauc...
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Common Name: Spruce, Dwarf Colorado Blue
Densely conical, dwarf. Blue-gray needles. All P. pungens are more drought tolerant than other Picea species and are deer resistant. Native to the western USA and well adapted to New England. All P. pungens glauca tolerate coastal conditions....
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Common Name: Spruce, Colorado Blue
Vigorous wide upright. Intense silver-blue foliage. Similar in most aspects to Hoops Blue Spruce but somewhat more uniform growing when young. All P. pungens are more drought tolerant than other Picea species and are deer resistant. Native to the wes...
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Common Name: Andromeda, Mountain
Low growing compact mound, maturing as wide as high. Prominent yellow-green flower buds through fall and winter, opening to fragrant lily-of-the-valley-like flowers in April–May. Prominent upright brown seed clusters in fall and winter. Pest resistan...
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Common Name: Andromeda Hybrids
Grows upright, similar to P. japonica. Produces upright flower panicles of fragrant white flowers similar to P. floribunda, April–May. Reddish new growth. Prominent flower bud spikes in winter. Deer resistant. We individually select these from seed-g...
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Common Name: Andromeda, Japanese
Vigorous, broad, upright growing. Prominent red or golden flower buds all winter. Pendulous clusters of fragrant white flowers in early spring, often as early as late March. Reddish bronze new growth turns green at maturity. Arching clusters of brown...
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Common Name: Andromeda, Japanese
Slower growing compact form. Prominent flower buds all winter. Pendulous clusters of fragrant white flowers in April. Reddish bronze new growth turns green at maturity. Arching clusters of brown seedpods in fall and winter. Less prone to lacebug when...
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Common Name: Andromeda, Japanese
Vigorous, upright growing, somewhat more compact than the species. Glossy dark green foliage turns mahogany-red in winter. Very dark red winter flower buds open to fragrant white flowers with a touch of pink in April. Reddish bronze new growth turns ...
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Common Name: Andromeda, Japanese
Upright and somewhat more compact growing than the species. Brilliant red new growth. Fragrant white flowers. Prominent flower buds all winter. Reddish bronze new growth turns green at maturity. Arching clusters of brown seedpods in fall and winter. ...
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Common Name: Andromeda, Japanese
Slow growing, mound-shaped, densely branched broadleaf evergreen. Grows 4-6' high by 5-6' wide. Brilliant red new growth matures to glossy, dark green. Weeping clusters of slightly fragrant white flowers in spring. Less prone to lacebug when grown ...
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Common Name: Andromeda, Japanese
Longer lasting white flowers with pink hue April. New leaves bright red, mature mahogany then green. Prominent flower buds all winter. Arching clusters of brown seedpods in fall and winter. Less prone to lacebug when grown in partial shade. All P. ja...
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Common Name: Andromeda, Japanese
Narrow upright. Pendulous clusters of white flowers in April. Prominent flower buds all winter. Reddish bronze new growth turns green at maturity. Arching clusters of brown seedpods in fall and winter. Less prone to lacebug when grown in partial shad...
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Common Name: Andromeda, Japanese
Broadleaf evergreen with a strong upright growth habit. Vibrant, bright red new growth turns green at maturity. Pendulous clusters of large, showy, fragrant, white flowers blooming slightly later than other Pieris. Prominent flower buds all winter. L...
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Common Name: Andromeda, Japanese
Open growing. Pendulous clusters of pastel pink flowers in April. New foliage bronze-tinged. Prominent flower buds all winter. Arching clusters of brown seedpods in fall and winter. Less prone to lacebug when grown in partial shade. All P. japonica c...
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Common Name: Andromeda, Japanese
Very slow growing, dwarf and compact. Upright trusses of fragrant white flowers, similar in appearance to P. floribunda, open in April. Well suited to the smaller garden. All P. japonica cultivars are deer resistant....
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Common Name: Andromeda
Broad, upright, slow growing hybrid between P. japonica and our native P. floribunda. Purple-red winter buds open to slightly fragrant white flowers in horizontal nodding racemes in April. New foliage emerges yellow-green, changes to shiny dark green...
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Common Name: Pine, Jack
Very fast growing native tree with picturesque branching. Starts growing earlier in spring than other pines. Pairs of light green needles, yellow-green in winter. Large trees produce 1" cones that last all year. Adaptable to most soils, even almost p...
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Common Name: Pine, Swiss Stone
Columnar, upright, compact and very slow growing. Bundles of five soft, densely packed blue-green needles on stout, stiff branches. Tolerates coastal conditions and moderately dry soils....
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Common Name: Pine, Dwarf Swiss Stone
Dwarf, pyramidal. Slow growing when young. Blue-green needles in bundles of five....
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Common Name: Pine, Globe Japanese Red
Dwarf, round to egg-shaped, multi-leadered. Dark green needles in pairs....
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Common Name: Pine, Japanese Red
Slow growing, flat-topped vase shape, with an umbrella-like head. Very straight, rigid green needles and light tan-colored bark....
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Common Name: Pine, Japanese Red
Dwarf, low globe with bright green needles grows into a flattened mound....
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Common Name: Pine, Dragon's Eye
Wide and upright growing, irregular when young. Unusual flexible yellow banded needles, particularly attractive in summer and fall....
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Common Name: Pine, Tanyosho Japanese Umbrella
Uniform, round, dense with a flat top for an umbrella-like appearance. Clusters of 1–2 inch cones surround young branches....
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Common Name: Pine, Weeping Limber
Main stem trained upright; branches horizontal with weeping branchlets. Can be trained to cascade over a wall or as an unusual ground or banking cover. Blue-green needles in groups of five. Very unique....
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Common Name: Pine, Dwarf Limber
Uniform, upright growing with horizontal open branching when young. Thick stems. Short, stiff, silvery blue-green needles in groups of five. Grows much like the species, but only about 2/3 as fast and large....
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Common Name: Pine, Limber
Upright, pyramidal with twisted dark blue-green needles in groups of five. Unusually flexible ascending branches. Good for screening or specimen....
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Common Name: Pine, Bosnian
Slow growing with a pyramidal habit. Pairs of dark green, stiff 2-4" needles that curve slightly inward. Ridged and furrowed ash-gray bark, fissures exposing yellow-gray patches. Var. leucodermis is slower growing than the species with smoother, more...
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Common Name: Pine, Mugo
Dense, compact, upright. Dark green needles in pairs. Tolerates sandy soils....
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Common Name: Pine, Mugo
One of the smallest dwarves, very dense, bun-shaped. Light green needles in pairs....
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Common Name: Pine, Mugo
Round, uniform. Short green needles, in pairs, loosely spiral....
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Common Name: Pine, Mugo
A TRUdwarf® cultivar. Uniform, compact globe. Short green needles in pairs....
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Common Name: Pine, Mugo
Grows wider than high. Similar in appearance to normal P. mugo, but slower growing and with slightly shorter needles, in pairs. Grown from seed of the P. m. var. pumilio strain from Switzerland. Tolerates sandy soils....
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Common Name: Pine, Austrian
Dwarf, upright, slow growing form of P. nigra. Short spring-green needles in pairs, contrasting white buds. Tolerates windy locations, coastal conditions, and most soil types. Native to central Europe....
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Common Name: Austrian Pine
Fast growing, wide, upright. Pairs of stiff long green needles on stout branches and stems. Tolerates windy locations, coastal conditions and most soil types. Native to central Europe....
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Common Name: Pine, Japanese White
6' h x 4' w in 10 years. Narrowly upright with short, thick and curling, bluish needles in bundles of 5. Buds are brown, round, noticeable. A yatsubusa-style, slow-growing cultivar. Used extensively in Japan as garden specimens, often trained to deve...
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Common Name: Pine, Japanese White
Dwarf. Dense and compact growth habit. Very blue, stiff needles in groups of five. Perhaps the bluest P. parviflora. P. parviflora is used extensively in Japan as a garden feature, often trained to develop artistic branching forms. Drought tolerant o...
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Common Name: Pine, Japanese White
Slow growing and upright when young, widening with age. Green needles with bluish undersides in groups of five. Tolerant of dry soils once established but grows best in fertile soils. Tolerant of coastal conditions....
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Common Name: Pine, Japanese White
Slow growing, broad, upright. Curved green needles with silvery blue undersides in groups of five. Tolerant of dry soils once established but grows best in fertile soils. Tolerant of coastal conditions....
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Common Name: Pine, Silver Japanese White
Slow growing, narrow, upright when young, widening with age. Silver-green curved foliage. A distinctive small tree that becomes picturesque with maturity. Grafted from named parent stock. Tolerant of dry soils once established but grows best in ferti...
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Common Name: Pine, Japanese White
A mature bun, growing only about 1⁄2 to 1 inch a year. Beautiful blue-green needles in groups of five....
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Common Name: Pine, Japanese Stone
Prostrate, spreading, wider than high. In ten years 18 inches high by 30 inches wide. In maturity 4 feet high by 10 feet wide. Long blue-green needles in groups of five on stout branches. Drought tolerant once established and tolerant of seashore con...
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Common Name: Pine, Red
Flat, globose, dwarf. Long medium to dark green needles in pairs on red-brown stems. Young cones are purple. Native species that is tolerant of dry, sandy or gravelly soils. Deer resistant....
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Common Name: Pine, Eastern White
Pyramidal when young. Large and massive when mature. Soft green foliage, five needles to a bundle. One of the fastest growing pines and a common choice for landscaping in New England. Native. Drought tolerant once established. Intolerant of air pollu...
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Common Name: Pine, Eastern White
8' high. Globe shaped dwarf with soft blue-green needles in bundles of 5. Requires full sun for best foliage color. Full sun to part shade. Suitable for large rock gardens. Drought tolerant. Native. Intolerant of air pollutants and salts....
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Common Name: Pine, Eastern White
This dwarf plant grows only about 4" a year in a wide, upright habit with horizontal
branches. The largest plants we list are more than 30 years old. Medium size blue-green needles retain their color all summer. A mature specimen resembles a White ...
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Common Name: Pine, Eastern White
Dwarf, dense, round, shrubby. Blue-green needles, relatively long, in groups of five. Many female cones even in youth. Native. Drought tolerant once established. Intolerant of air pollution and salts....
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Common Name: Pine, Contorted Eastern White
Twisted and contorted needles, stems and branches. Narrow growing, almost columnar when young, broadening somewhat with age. Needles in groups of five. Helps create interesting texture in the landscape. Native. Drought tolerant once established. Into...
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Common Name: Pine, Eastern White
Dwarf and very compact, growing less than 4" a year, forming a dense mound as wide as tall. Suitable for miniature landscapes. Native. Drought tolerant once established. Intolerant of air pollution and salts....
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Common Name: Pine, Upright Eastern White
Narrow and columnar when young, maintaining a trim appearance with maturity. Similar in other aspects to White Pine. Needles in groups of five. Native. Drought tolerant once established. Intolerant of air pollution and salts....
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Common Name: Pine, Eastern White
Dwarf, super-dense bun. Blue-gray-green needles in groups of five. Native. Drought tolerant once established. Intolerant of air pollution and salts....
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Common Name: Pine, Eastern White
One of the smallest dwarves. Dense compact bun, wider than tall. Smaller needles, blue-green, in groups of five. Native. Drought tolerant once established. Intolerant of air pollution and salts....
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Common Name: Pine, Dwarf Eastern White
Globe-shaped, wider than high when young. Dense clusters of soft green foliage. Grows about 6" a year. An outstanding choice for permanent plantings and in combination with other dwarf conifers. Our plants come from several clones of similar habit....
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Common Name: Pine, Weeping Eastern White
A distinctive and impressive evergreen tree with upright trunk and soaring, arching, pendulous branches and branchlets. Branches can be trimmed to grow as a tree, or encouraged to grow along the ground or over a wall to create an undulating effect. L...
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Common Name: Pine, Eastern White
A slow growing globe-shaped cultivar with blue-green needles in groups of five. Selected and named by Sidney Waxman of the University of Connecticut. Native. Drought tolerant once established. Intolerant of air pollution and salts....
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Common Name: Pine, Eastern White
Wide globe shape with twisted blue-green needles in groups of five. Introduced by Sidney Waxman of the University of Connecticut. Native. Drought tolerant once established. Intolerant of air pollution and salts. Cary Award winner in 2004. Starting in...
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Common Name: Pine, Top Grafted Standard Dwarf Eastern White
A unique garden subject. Created by grafting Dwarf White Pine on the branches of normal trees to develop picturesque, mature looking miniature trees. These specimens are unlike any plant we grow. Each is an individual work of art, ideally suited for ...
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Common Name: Pine, Scots
Globe-shaped and compact, covered with pairs of sharp, shaggy, curved and twisted needles. In the late summer short bright green juvenile needles form and cover the buds until spring when they turn deeper green and elongate. Tolerant of poor, dry sit...
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Common Name: Pine, Scots
Wide, low, dense, sprawling. Can be used as groundcover. Gray-green needles in pairs. Tolerant of poor, dry sites and coastal conditions. Suitable for miniature landscapes....
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Common Name: Pine, Scots
Compact spreading mound. Horizontal, layered branching. Needles in pairs. Tolerant of poor, dry sites and coastal conditions. Suitable for miniature landscapes....
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Common Name: Pine, Scots
Compact, narrow. Dark green needles in pairs. Older needles are longer, newer are shorter creating a multi-textured effect. Tolerant of poor, dry sites and coastal conditions. Suitable for miniature landscapes....
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Common Name: Pine, Japanese Black
Dwarf globe. Compact, dense, upright branching. Dark green needles in pair. Tolerant of sandy, dry soils and salt spray when established. Deer resistant....
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Common Name: Pine, Japanese Black
Fast growing, irregular when young. Tolerant of sandy, dry soils and salt spray when established. More compact than the species with prominent elongated, bright white buds that contrast with glossy dark green foliage. Rigid, thick, sharp gray-green n...
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Common Name: Pine, Himalayan
Vigorous, developing a broad crown with age. Green needles in groups of five with bands of yellow, most noticeable in winter....
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Common Name: Planetree, London
Upright, fast growing tree with wide spreading branches and large green leaves. Outstanding for its exfoliating gray outer bark that exposes light brown, olive-green and cream colored inner bark. Large maple-like dark green leaves turn yellow-brown i...
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Common Name: Balloonflower
Large balloon-like buds open to double bright blue five-lobed blossoms, June–September. Prefers a moist, well drained soil. Resents disturbance. Among the latest perennials to emerge in spring. Yellow fall foliage. Spacing: 15–24"....
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Common Name: Balloonflower
Large balloon-like buds open to white five-lobed blossoms with blue veins, June–August. Prefers a moist, well drained soil. Resents disturbance. Among the latest perennials to emerge in spring. Yellow fall foliage. Spacing: 15–24"....
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Common Name: Balloonflower
Large balloon-like buds open to deep blue five-lobed single blossoms, June-August. Prefers a moist, well drained soil. Resents disturbance. Among the latest perennials to emerge in spring. Yellow fall foliage. Spacing: 15–24"....
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Common Name: Balloonflower
Balloon-like buds open to blue five-lobed double blossoms, June–August. Prefers a moist, well drained soil. Resents disturbance. Among the latest perennials to emerge in spring. Yellow fall foliage. Spacing: 15–24"....
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Common Name: Balloonflower
Balloon-like buds open to deep violet-blue, five-lobed blossoms, June–September. Prefers a moist, well drained soil. Resents disturbance. Among the latest perennials to emerge in spring. Yellow fall foliage. Spacing: 15–24"....
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Common Name: Balloonflower
Balloon-like buds open to rich blue five-lobed blossoms, June–September. Prefers a moist, well drained soil. Resents disturbance. Among the latest perennials to emerge in spring. Yellow fall foliage. Spacing: 15–24"....
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Common Name: Bamboo -- Pleioblastus
Full sun to part shade. Deer resistant. Aggressive. Winter interest. Pleioblastus species are low growing and rapid spreaders requiring maintenance to manage their growth. Suitable for ground cover, large areas, and steep banks where a wild look is d...
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Common Name: Jacob's Ladder
Green leaves with white margins tinged with pink. Pale lavender-blue bell-shaped flowers on upright stems, late spring to early summer. Prefers well drained soil in full sun to partial shade. Deadhead regularly. Divide in spring. Spacing: 18–24"....
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Common Name: Solomon's Seal, Great
White to green fragrant flowers, often borne in more than 2's, hang beneath arching sprays of foliage in May. Prefers a moist, shady environment. Divide in spring taking care not to break new shoots, or divide in fall. Spacing: 18–24"....
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Common Name: Solomon's Seal, Variegated
Groundcover. White to greenish flowers in May, borne beneath arching sprays of variegated foliage. Prefers a moist, shady environment. Divide in spring taking care not to break new shoots, or divide in fall. Spacing: 12-15"....
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Common Name: Fleece Vine, Chinese
Vigorous twining vine with bright green foliage. Fragrant greenish white flowers in late summer. New shoots are bronze-red. Makes a good quick cover where other vines may be difficult to grow. Tolerates dry and poor soils. Suitable for the seashore....
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Common Name: Fern -- Christmas
Evergreen, similar in appearance to Boston Fern. Prefers shade, but will tolerate partial sun if kept moist. Few plants evoke woodlands more than ferns. Give them conditions similar to their preferred habitat: moist, humus rich soil and a shady spot....
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Large, evergreen glossy green fronds. Stunning year round. Deer resistant. Part shade to shade. Likes moist soils. Deer resistant. Divide in spring and remember to "dig big", taking the root system in a large clump. Prefers shade but will tolerate pa...
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Common Name: Cinquefoil, Shrubby
Dense, spreading. Large pure white flowers all summer and into fall. Blue-green foliage. Fast growing mound. Profuse flowers late spring until frost. Pest and disease resistant. Tolerates almost any soil. Deer resistant. Performs best in full sun an...
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Common Name: Cinquefoil, Shrubby
Light yellow flowers. Fast growing mound. Profuse flowers late spring until frost. Pest and disease resistant. Tolerates almost any soil. Deer resistant. Performs best in full sun and cool weather. Species is native over much of the northern hemisphe...
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Common Name: Cinquefoil, Shrubby
Deep golden yellow flowers. Compact, fast growing mound. Profuse flowers late spring until frost. Pest and disease resistant. Tolerates almost any soil. Deer resistant. Performs best in full sun and cool weather. Species is native over much of the no...
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Common Name: Cinquefoil, Shrubby
Soft yellow flowers. Fast growing mound. Profuse flowers late spring until frost. Pest and disease resistant. Tolerates almost any soil. Deer resistant. Performs best in full sun and cool weather. Species is native over much of the northern hemispher...
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Common Name: Cinquefoil, Shrubby
Upright mound-shaped. Large creamy white flowers that do not produce seed. Fast growing mound. Profuse flowers late spring until frost. Pest and disease resistant. Tolerates almost any soil. Deer resistant. Performs best in full sun and cool weather....
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Common Name: Cinquefoil, Shrubby
Rounded globe shape. Pale pink flowers. Dark green foliage. Fast growing mound. Profuse flowers late spring until frost. Pest and disease resistant. Tolerates almost any soil. Deer resistant. Performs best in full sun and cool weather. Species is nat...
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Common Name: Cinquefoil, Shrubby
Spreading. Large prolific blooms of pale yellow. Silver-gray foliage. Fast growing mound. Profuse flowers late spring until frost. Pest and disease resistant. Tolerates almost any soil. Deer resistant. Performs best in full sun and cool weather. Spec...
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Common Name: Cinquefoil, Shrubby
Vibrant orange-yellow flowers. Wide-spreading, fast growing mound. Profuse flowers late spring until frost. Pest and disease resistant. Tolerates almost any soil. Deer resistant. Performs best in full sun and cool weather. Species is native over much...
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Common Name: Primrose
Whorls of deep blue flowers atop powdery white stems, May. Crinkled gray-green foliage forms a basal mound. Requires consistently moist soils. Rarely severely damaged by deer. Spacing: 18". ...[ More Information ]
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Common Name: Cherry, Plum
Syn: 'Frankthrees' Fragrant pink flowers in April. Rich purple foliage all summer. Vigorous small tree with upright branches....
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Common Name: Cherry, Plum or Thundercloud Plum
Vigorous small tree with upright branches and a rounded mature shape. Single pink fragrant flowers in May before the leaves appear. Deep mahogany-red foliage all summer....
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Common Name: Almond, Dwarf Double Pink Flowering
4' tall by 3 to 4' wide. Outstanding double-pink flowers early in the spring, followed by bright green, shiny foliage. Ideal as a small deciduous shrub near house or patio. Full sun....
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Common Name: Beach Plum
Single, pinkish white ½” flowers in May. Valued for its edible fruit, varying in color but usually purple, which ripen in August and make tasty jellies and jams. Rounded, dense, suckering deciduous shrub. Tolerates salt spray and a wide variety of so...
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Common Name: Cherry, Sargent
Stout stems and branches are vigorous and upright when young, soon growing as wide as tall. Shiny reddish brown bark. Large single deep pink flowers in April before the leaves appear. Young foliage bronze-red becoming dark green in summer and brillia...
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Common Name: Cherry, Columnar Sargent
Pink flowers in May. Shiny reddish brown bark. Yellow to bronze to red autumn foliage. Narrow, upright....
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Common Name: Cherry, Japanese Flowering
Grows in a wide vase shape with heavy branches and stems. Glossy bark and branches. Large hanging clusters of showy 2" double pink flowers in May. Bronze-red and yellow fall foliage. One of the most popular of the Flowering Cherries in this region....
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Common Name: Cherry, Autumn-flowering Higan
A low branched, upright growing tree with rounded crown of small-twigged branches. Profuse small double pink flowers in May; occasional flowers in fall. Multicolored bronze-red and orange autumn foliage. Fast growing....
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Common Name: Cherry, Higan
Multistem or single stem small tree or shrub. Wide, upright with slender willowy stems. Delicate pink semidouble flowers change to white when fully open. Small green foliage becomes bronze in autumn. Fast growing....
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Common Name: Cherry, Weeping Higan
Graceful arching branches from a 6 ft. straight trunk. Delicate pink to white flowers in April–May. Forms a magnificent tree with fine textured twigs and foliage on a massive branch structure. Top Graft. Fast growing....
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Common Name: Cherry, Pink Double Flowering Weeping Higan
Weeping, top-grafted, Tree with double pink flowers, April–May. Graceful arching branches form a magnificent tree. Fast growing....
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Common Name: Cherry, Okame
Young plants are vase-shaped with upward arching branches, becoming round-headed with age. This is one of the first trees to blossom in the spring in Hopkinton. Deep maroon buds open to clear pink flowers with red stamens in late April to early May. ...
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Common Name: Cherry, Weeping
Syn: 'Snofozam' Upright growing with cascading branches covered with white flowers in April. Fast growing....
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Common Name: Cherry, Purpleleaf Sand
Neat and upright growing. Noted for its rich purple foliage all summer. Fragrant pale pink to white flowers late April to early May. Small purple fruit. Very reliable. Adaptable to seashore conditions. Tolerates dry soils once established....
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Common Name: Fir, Douglas
Fast growing, wide, upright. Graceful branching. Soft blue-green to green needles along each stem. Native to western North America and well adapted to this region....
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Common Name: Lungwort
Narrow, lance-shaped 12" leaves with silver spots. Steel-blue flowers, April–May. Flowers in spring as the foliage is emerging, pink in bud and turning blue with age. Remove old leaves after flowering. Prefers moist but not waterlogged soil. Deer res...
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Common Name: Lungwort
Solid silver leaves with an almost shiny finish. Clumps of pink and blue flowers in early spring as the foliage is emerging, pink in bud and turning blue with age. Remove old leaves after flowering. Prefers moist but not waterlogged soil. Deer resist...
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Common Name: Lungwort
Long pale green leaves dramatically edged in silver-white. Coral-red long-lasting flowers, many of which change color as they age. Blooms in the early spring as the foliage is emerging. Remove old leaves after flowering. Prefers moist but not waterlo...
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Common Name: Lungwort or Bethlehem Sage
Large oval silver-spotted foliage for a moist, well drained shady garden. Small pink funnel-shaped flowers turn blue as they mature, April–May. Deer resistant. Divide after flowering or in fall. Spacing 15-18"....
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Common Name: Lungwort or Bethlehem Sage
Bristly silver-spotted leaves. White funnel-shaped flowers, April–May. Spacing: 18–24"....
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Common Name: Lungwort
Long narrow spotted foliage. Powder blue flowers, April–May, as the foliage is emerging. Remove old leaves after flowering. Prefers moist but not waterlogged soil. Deer resistant. Divide after flowering or in fall. Spacing 15-18"....
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Common Name: Lungwort
Long, pure silver leaves emulate a samurai's sword. Royal blue flowers late spring. Remove old leaves after flowering. Prefers moist but not waterlogged soil. Deer resistant. Divide after flowering or in fall. Spacing 15-18"....
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Common Name: Lungwort
Dark green heavily spotted leaves. Smokey blue flowers mature to pink, April–May. Remove old leaves after flowering. Prefers moist but not waterlogged soil. Deer resistant. Divide after flowering or in fall. Spacing 15-18"....
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Common Name: Lungwort
Brilliant silver leaves with tiny green speckles. Pink flowers April–May, as the foliage is emerging. Remove old leaves after flowering. Prefers moist but not waterlogged soil. Deer resistant. Divide after flowering or in fall. Spacing 15-18"....
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Common Name: Pear, Callery Flowering
Broad, conical and upright. Glossy green foliage turns purple-red in late autumn and is commonly effective into November. White flowers in May. Very few tiny rust colored ornamental fruit. Adaptable to coastal conditions. Fast growing....
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Common Name: Pear, Callery Flowering
Round headed, pyramidal. Glossy green leaves turn crimson-red in November and is commonly effective into November. White flowers in May. Very few tiny rust colored ornamental fruit. Adaptable to coastal conditions. Fast growing....
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Common Name: Pear, Callery Flowering
Columnar and narrow branched. Glossy green foliage turns yellow to copper-red in late autumn and is commonly effective into November. White flowers in May. Very few tiny rust colored ornamental fruit. Adaptable to coastal conditions. Fast growing....
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Common Name: Pear, Callery Flowering
Syn:'Cleveland Select' Upright and pyramidal, becoming oval-shaped at maturity. Glossy, light green leaves turn reddish purple and orange in late fall. White flowers in May. Very few tiny rust colored ornamental fruit. Adaptable to coastal conditions. Fast growing....
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Common Name: Pear, Callery Flowering
Improved form of the familiar cultivar with stronger branching habit making it more resistant to ice damage. Glossy green foliage turns red in late autumn and is commonly effective into November. White flowers in May. Very few tiny rust colored orna...
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Common Name: Pear, Callery Flowering
Narrow and columnar. Shiny pointed dark green foliage turns yellow and red in October–November. White flowers in May. Very few tiny rust colored ornamental fruit. Adaptable to coastal conditions. Fast growing....
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Common Name: Oak, White
Slow growing when young, massive with maturity. Prefers acidic, moist, well drained soils....
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Common Name: Oak, Swamp White
Open growing with a rounded crown on a short trunk. Mature trees have rugged textured bark. Large dark green leaves turn yellow to red in the fall. Produces pairs of inch-long light brown acorns on long stalks in fall. Native to the eastern USA, gene...
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Common Name: Oak, Scarlet
Similar to Pin Oak (Q. palustris) in most aspects, but branching is somewhat less horizontal. Glossy dark green leaves are deeply cut and turn brilliant scarlet-red late in the fall. Acorns tend to be mostly covered by the cap. Native throughout the ...
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Common Name: Oak, Bur or Mossycup Oak
Coarse growing, wide, upright. Corky branches. Large foliage turns red in autumn. Native to the eastern USA....
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Common Name: Oak, Pin
Dense, pyramidal with downward growing lower branches. Fast growing and developing into a massive pyramidal tree with a central trunk. Gray-brown bark is relatively smooth when young and becomes less furrowed with age than most oaks. Light brown acor...
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Common Name: Oak, Pin
Syn: 'Emerald Pillar' Columnar and uniform with glossy dark green leaves. This is the most fastigiate form of Pin Oak available. Adaptable to coastal conditions....
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Common Name: Oak, Red
Rounded, pyramidal, fast growing large tree, native to the eastern USA. An excellent, long lived tree for large spaces where its mature stature can be appreciated. Emerging leaves are pinkish to red in early spring, becoming lustrous dark green in su...
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Common Name: Rhubarb, Chinese Ornamental
Huge, toothed leaves on 4 foot stems, green above and dark red beneath. Coral flowers on enormous stalks in late spring. A bold focal point. Divide in early spring. Spacing: 6–8 ft....
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Common Name: Rhododendron (large-leaf)
Clear pink flowers with wavy edges in mid May. A yakushimanum hybrid. Rhododendrons prefer rich, humusy, acidic soil that drains well. Sandy or dry soil, as well as heavy clay, should be amended before planting by adding peat moss, peat humus, or c...
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Common Name: Rhododendron (small-leaf)
Early flowering. Miniature, compact, slow and dense growing, forming a rounded cushion as wide as high. A profusion of small ruffled lavender-pink flowers in late April and early May. Small, pungently fragrant azalea-like foliage is bright green all ...
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Common Name: Rhododendron (large-leaf)
Bright pink buds open to white flowers in late May. Rounded foliage on a compact, dense plant. Rhododendrons prefer rich, humusy, acidic soil that drains well. Sandy or dry soil, as well as heavy clay, should be amended before planting by adding pea...
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Common Name: Rhododendron (small-leaf)
Early flowering. Dense, upright, twiggy branching creates a wide, chunky plant. A profusion of fully double pure white blossoms with pointed tips on every stem the last week of April. Nearly 50% of the small bright green, aromatic leaves is retained ...
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Common Name: Rhododendron (small-leaf)
Early flowering. A chunky, wide-growing upright shrub. Large, frilly, double, light pink blossoms at the end of April. Inner set of petals is nearly white, imparting an unusual two-tone appearance. Small dark green leaves turn yellow in autumn before...
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Common Name: Rhododendron (large-leaf)
Ruffled red flowers with deep red blotch in mid May on a compact plant. Rhododendrons prefer rich, humusy, acidic soil that drains well. Sandy or dry soil, as well as heavy clay, should be amended before planting by adding peat moss, peat humus, or ...
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Common Name: Rhododendron (large-leaf)
6 ft. tall. Dwarf and compact growing when young, maturing as wide as high. Rounded clusters of densely packed, medium size ivory-yellow flowers open in mid May from light tawny yellow buds. Large, uniform, rounded foliage and dense branching creates...
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Common Name: Rhododendron (small-leaf)
Early flowering. Compact growing mound shape. Striking near blue flowers in April, very unusual for a plant this hardy. Very small, elongated foliage is shiny green in summer and bronzed in winter. We recommend protecting from winter winds and winter...
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Common Name: Rhododendron (large-leaf)
Compact and low growing when young, becoming upright globe-shaped with age. White flowers, pale pink buds in mid May. Long, rounded leaves less susceptible to leaf spot fungus when grown in part shade. This has become the industry standard for a comp...
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Common Name: Rhododendron (large-leaf)
Conical trusses of white flowers with a bold purple flare in May. Super hardy, well shaped, upright broadleaf evergreen. Deadhead to maintain vigor. Densest in full sun. Full sun to part shade. HERITAGE: 'Catalgla' x 'Sappho', introduced by Mich...
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Common Name: Rhododendron (small-leaf)
Fast growing, vigorous, upright, attaining 5 feet in height and 30" in width in 8 years. A profusion of pink blossoms with darker pink fringes in mid May cover the plant giving a "candy stripe" appearance. Usually 25–35% of the long dark green foliag...
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Common Name: Rhododendron (small-leaf)
Syn: 'PJM Checkmate' Dwarf and slow growing, forming a mound-like compact bush as wide as high. Small lavender-pink flowers in late April. Leaves emit a spicy fragrance when brushed and turn a vibrant dark mahogany winter color from October through April. Very useful for...
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Common Name: Rhododendron (large-leaf)
Compact, wide growing and vigorous. Flowers are white with yellow eye in late May. Long, flat, light green leaves. PP -- This cultivar or species has been selected as a "Proven Performer" by the Massachusetts Chapter of the American Rhododendron Soci...
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Common Name: Rhododendron (large-leaf)
Synonym: 'Catalode' Wide growing. Large white flowers with pale green throats in late May. Pale lavender-pink buds. Lustrous, long, convex, apple-green leaves. Rhododendrons prefer rich, humusy, acidic soil that drains well. Sandy or dry soil, as well as heavy clay, sh...
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Common Name: Rhododendron (large-leaf)
Low and compact. Blush-pink buds open to white blooms with greenish yellow throats in late May. Excellent foliage. Grow in part shade and out of drying winter winds. Rhododendrons prefer rich, humusy, acidic soil that drains well. Sandy or dry soil,...
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Common Name: Rhododendron (small-leaf)
Low and compact. Small white flowers with yellow throats in mid May, fading to blush. Small bright green convex leaves. Performs most successfully in partially shady areas. PP -- This cultivar or species has been selected as a "Proven Performer" by t...
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Common Name: Rhododendron (large-leaf)
Large trusses of deep purple flowers with dark blotch in May. One of the darkest purples available. Upright, well branched habit. Deep green leaves. Prefers light shade but will tolerate full sun. Rhododendrons prefer rich, humusy, acidic soil that d...
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Common Name: Rhododendron (large-leaf)
Slow growing, maturing as wide as high. Large trusses of pure white flowers with yellow eyes in late May. Large, flat, dark green leaves have proven resistant to windburn in our open fields.
HERITAGE: 1971 cross #710 ('Nor'easter' x low white catawb...
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Common Name: Rhododendron (large-leaf)
5' high by 5' wide. Dark, rich pink, fragrant flowers with red-orange freckles. A later bloomer, mid-May. Dwarf, upright and well branched habit. Dark green, coarse foliage. One of nine named cultivars developed by the University of Helsinki to be ve...
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Common Name: Rhododendron (large-leaf)
5' h x 6' w. Large, wavy-edged, dark violet-red to dark purple flowers. Late May bloomer. Rounded habit. Buds and annual growth are covered in yellowish down. Fully grown leaves are shiny on top and downy beneath. One of nine named cultivars develop...
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Common Name: Rhododendron (large-leaf)
6' h x 6'w. Bright pink flowers with orange-red flecks, May. Upright, compact and slow growing with glossy dark green foliage. One of nine named cultivars developed by the University of Helsinki to be very hardy. Named in honor of the 300th annivers...
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Common Name: Rhododendron (large-leaf)
Compact, large leaf rhododendron. Large, rounded trusses of dark rose-pink flowers in early May. Vigorous and heavy bloomer. Rhododendrons prefer rich, humusy, acidic soil that drains well. Sandy or dry soil, as well as heavy clay, should be amended...
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Common Name: Rhododendron (large-leaf)
Wide growing and awkward when young. Very dark red flowers have a darker throat and appear almost black-red in mid May. Medium size dark green slightly twisted foliage. Reported to be one of the hardiest red flowering cultivars. Best in full sun or l...
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Common Name: Rhododendron (large-leaf)
Vigorous and dense, maturing wider than tall. Large trusses of frilled, light pink, somewhat fragrant flowers with golden bronze eye in late May to early June. Heavy, dark green convex foliage. A Dexter hybrid originated by David Leach. PP -- This cu...
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Common Name: Rhododendron (small-leaf)
Compact and wide growing, maturing as wide as high. Clear pink flowers in early June. Bright green foliage all year. This is one of the latest flowering of the small-leaf rhododendrons we grow. Rhododendrons prefer rich, humusy, acidic soil that drai...
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Common Name: Rhododendron (large-leaf)
Very slow growing, dwarf and compact. Flowers open in May to pale pink and mature pure white. Prominent and distinctive large silvery white flower buds all winter. The underside of each large convex leaf is heavily covered with a tawny, felt-like ind...
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Common Name: Rhododendron (small-leaf)
Robust growing, wide and upright. Large trusses of dark pink flowers in early May appear nearly red when viewed from a distance. Large leathery green leaves turn bronze-mahogany in winter and are about 75% retained. This 1985 hybrid was among the las...
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Common Name: Rhododendron (small-leaf)
Early flowering. Dwarf, wide and compact growing when young, becoming more upright with age. A profusion of ruffled, multi-petaled light lavender to white flowers in late April. Bright green, small leaves are well-retained during winter. PP -- This c...
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Common Name: Rhododendron (large-leaf)
Royal purple flowers from purple buds in mid May. Upright, mounding growth. Rhododendrons prefer rich, humusy, acidic soil that drains well. Sandy or dry soil, as well as heavy clay, should be amended before planting by adding peat moss, peat humus...
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Common Name: Rhododendron (small-leaf)
Clear pink flowers in small trusses in early May. Similar in flower and foliage to Rh. 'Olga Mezitt', but grows only about 2/3 as fast. Small glossy aromatic leaves. We are particularly excited about this plant because it functions in the New England...
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Common Name: Rhododendron (large-leaf)
Pink flowers fade to white from bright pink buds in May. Plant grows wider than tall. Rhododendrons prefer rich, humusy, acidic soil that drains well. Sandy or dry soil, as well as heavy clay, should be amended before planting by adding peat moss, ...
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Common Name: Rhododendron (small-leaf)
Early flowering. Compact, wide and upright growing. Red-purple flowers in late April. Green foliage all summer turns a distinctive black-bronze for winter. Very effective planted in combination with yellow or blue foliaged conifers.
HERITAGE: 1973 c...
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Common Name: Rhododendron (large-leaf)
Pure white flowers with pink and green markings in late May to early June. Dense compact plant. Rhododendrons prefer rich, humusy, acidic soil that drains well. Sandy or dry soil, as well as heavy clay, should be amended before planting by adding p...
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Common Name: Rhododendron (small-leaf)
Early flowering. Dwarf and compact growing with a wide, upright twiggy appearance. Pink buds in mid to late April open to darker pink flowers that seem to intensify in color until blooming is over, appearing nearly red from a distance. Small, slightl...
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Common Name: Rhododendron (large-leaf)
Light lavender-pink flowers with yellow-green blotches in late May to early June. Rhododendrons prefer rich, humusy, acidic soil that drains well. Sandy or dry soil, as well as heavy clay, should be amended before planting by adding peat moss, peat ...
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Common Name: Rhododendron (small-leaf)
Grows wide, upright and relatively compact, maturing nearly as wide as high. Small, nearly white flower trusses cover the plant in early May, about a week later than Rh. 'PJM'. Blossoms are heavy-textured, resist rain damage, and have a slightly pink...
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Common Name: Rhododendron (small-leaf)
Early flowering. Compact and wide growing when young, maturing as wide as high. Profuse flowering with groups of ruffled, fully double, light to medium lavender blossoms that appear like miniature roses in late April. Dark green foliage turns mahogan...
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Common Name: Rhododendron (large-leaf)
5' high by 6' wide. White flowers with distinctive orange-red freckled blotch, late May to early June. A rounded growth habit. Large convex leaves. A hardy hybrid highly prized since 1860. Heritage: Rh. ponticum x brachycarpum ssp. brachycarpum. Rho...
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Common Name: Rhododendron (large-leaf)
Wide upright, fast growing. Dark red with darker center, late May. Dark green slightly reflexed foliage with lighter undersides. A popular plant in New England landscapes and long considered to be the best red available. (-18°F, UM) PP -- This cult...
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Common Name: Rhododendron (small-leaf)
Wide and upright growing, vigorous when young, becoming uniform with age. A profusion of clear pink flowers in small trusses cover the plant in early to mid May just after Rh.'PJM' finishes blooming. Each floret has darker rusty speckles in its throa...
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Common Name: Rhododendron (large-leaf)
Pale pink flowers with bright pink edges and yellow and brown blotches, in pyramidal trusses in May. Very sun tolerant. Rhododendrons prefer rich, humusy, acidic soil that drains well. Sandy or dry soil, as well as heavy clay, should be amended befo...
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Common Name: Rhododendron (small-leaf)
Early flowering. Brilliant lavender-pink flowers cover the entire plant in late April when forsythia is in bloom. Small, rich green, aromatic foliage turns a vibrant dark mahogany winter color from October through April. Even though it seems to be a ...
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Common Name: Rhododendron (large-leaf)
Tight, dome-shaped trusses of lavender-pink flowers with bronze blotches in early to mid-June. Large convex leaves. Very hardy and adaptable. Full sun to full shade. Rhododendrons prefer rich, humusy, acidic soil that drains well. Sandy or dry soil,...
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Common Name: Rhododendron (small-leaf)
Dwarf, low, compact mound shape, growing 2–5" a year. Masses of tiny blue-purple flowers in May. Very small blue-green leaves turn bronze in winter. New growth is bluish green. A Guy Nearing hybrid, sister to Rh. 'Ramapo'. (-18°F, UM). Rhododendrons ...
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Common Name: Rhododendron (large-leaf)
Medium-sized, compact shrub with dark, glossy leaves that have a depressed midrib. Dome-shaped to spherical clusters of wavy-edged, rich purple flowers with a black blotch that makes the purple seem even darker. Sometimes called the king of the royal...
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Common Name: Rhododendron (small-leaf)
Early flowering. Dwarf and compact growing, forming a low mound. A promising new hybrid with unusual light red flowers in late April. Small dark green foliage. Sister to Rh.'Red Splash' which shares the same parentage. We recommend planting in an are...
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Common Name: Rhododendron (large-leaf)
Wide, upright growing and robust. Pink-shaded lilac, changing to pink when open in mid June. Large rounded foliage. One of the most popular large-leaf rhododendrons in this region, and considered the standard rhododendron for any landscape. Similar t...
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Common Name: Rhododendron (large-leaf)
Vigorous, upright, fast growing. Dusty pink flowers in large trusses, late May. Large rounded leaves. Ideal for large landscapes and background use. Rhododendrons prefer rich, humusy, acidic soil that drains well. Sandy or dry soil, as well as heavy...
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Common Name: Rhododendron (large-leaf)
Dexter hybrid. Vigorous, wide growing with extra thick stems. Large trusses of luminous pink flowers, each with a yellowish flare in late May. Large, lustrous deep green foliage. Best when planted in part shade. Considered one of the best choices for...
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Common Name: Rhododendron (large-leaf)
Wide and compact growing, forming a chunky mature plant as wide as high. Dark purple with darker eye. One of the darkest clear-purple flowering rhododendrons hardy in this region in late May–early June. Lustrous dark green foliage. Very reliable in N...
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Common Name: Rhododendron (small-leaf)
Dwarf, very compact and slow growing, forming a low mound. Small, flat, rounded dark green foliage along with prominent yellow buds all winter. Small pink flowers in May. We are one of the few growers of this unusual plant. Rhododendrons prefer rich,...
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Common Name: Rhododendron (large-leaf)
Dark green leaves on a plant much broader than high. Bright currant-red flowers with black blotch and spots, midseason. Rhododendrons prefer rich, humusy, acidic soil that drains well. Sandy or dry soil, as well as heavy clay, should be amended befo...
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Common Name: Rhododendron (small-leaf)
A fast growing mound, as wide as high when young, becoming taller with age. Masses of bright pink flowers with rusty red throats in small trusses cover the ends of the branches in early May. Aromatic, small, glossy, bright green foliage in summer, tu...
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Common Name: Rhododendron (small-leaf)
Low, wide and compact growing. Pink flowers in mid May darken as they mature. Flat rounded foliage, larger than that of most small-leaved rhododendrons. This is an unusual plant in the landscape, not only for its progression of flower color but also ...
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Common Name: Rhododendron (small-leaf)
Dwarf, slow growing and compact, mound-shaped. Small groups of pink flowers open in mid May. Leaves are small, tapered, dark green and retained all winter. Heritage: 1971 cross #609 [(laetevirens x minus carolinianum Group) x (minus carolinianum Grou...
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Common Name: Rhododendron (small-leaf)
Early flowering. Vigorous, wide and upright, it matures nearly as wide as high. Clusters of fluffy double pink flowers cover the plant in mid to late April, often a week or more before Rh.'PJM'. Each flower has a silvery center that imparts a sparkli...
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Common Name: Rhododendron (large-leaf)
Slow growing and dense, maturing wider than high. Pink buds open to nearly white flowers in mid May. Long green leaves have a suggestion of felt-like indumentum on their undersides. PP -- This cultivar or species has been selected as a "Proven Perfor...
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Common Name: Rhododendron (large-leaf)
Slow growing and dense, maturing wider than high. Pink buds open to pale pink to white flowers in mid May. Long green leaves have a suggestion of felt-like indumentum on their undersides. Rhododendrons prefer rich, humusy, acidic soil that drains wel...
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Common Name: Rhodora (small leaf, deciduous)
Deciduous native species. April flowering. Dwarf and slow growing with underground stems that form a thicket with age. Lavender-pink flowers in April. A familiar native plant that thrives in moist woodsy areas where few rhododendrons will grow. Small...
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Common Name: Rhododendron, Carolina (small-leaf, deciduous)
Species. Wide growing with upright branches. Trusses of flowers varying from very light to deep pink cover the plant in early to mid May. Small, rounded dark green foliage. Native to the Blue Ridge Mountains. One of the best adapted species for New E...
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Common Name: Rhododendron (large-leaf)
Vigorous, wide, upright. Large trusses of pure white flowers with yellowish green flares in late May. Buds are blush colored. Large convex, glossy, leathery foliage. (-18°F, UM) PP -- This cultivar or species has been selected as a "Proven Performer...
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Common Name: Rhododendron (large-leaf)
Wide, upright growing and uniformly branched. Rounded rose-lilac flower trusses in late May. Large convex leaves. This rhododendron can reach quite massive proportions, to 16 feet or more in 75 years, when grown in full sun. PP -- This cultivar or s...
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Common Name: Rhododendron (large-leaf)
Vigorous, dense and upright growing. Large, light rose-purple flower trusses in late May. Somewhat glossy large leaves. Rhododendrons prefer rich, humusy, acidic soil that drains well. Sandy or dry soil, as well as heavy clay, should be amended befo...
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Common Name: Rhododendron (large-leaf)
Compact habit. Clear blue-purple "Bishop's violet" flowers and nice dark green foliage. One of the old ironclad favorites and still a winner. Introduced before 1850. Mid to late season. Rhododendrons prefer rich, humusy, acidic soil that drains well....
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Common Name: Rhododendron (small-leaf)
6-12" h. Clear yellow, funnel-shaped flowers. Small, narrow light green leaves, reddish new growth. A very slow-growing, very dwarf, prostrate form of Rh. keiski. Requires winter protection. Native to the island of Yakushima, Japan. Full sun to part ...
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Common Name: Rhododendron, Rosebay (large-leaf)
Species. Robust, broad, upright. Fast growing, about twelve inches a year. Grows superbly in shade where it develops large, lustrous leaves. Small white to pale pink flowers in June. This species occurs naturally in the mountains of the southeastern ...
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Common Name: Azalea, Manchurian
Early flowering. Deciduous. Wide, upright growing with graceful gray branches and stems. Pure pink flowers in early April. A vigorous-growing cultivar selected in the 1950s from seedlings of Rh. mucronulatum. Colorful autumn foliage. Retains no folia...
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Common Name: Rhododendron, Wilson (small-leaf)
Low growing dwarf mound. Valued for its lustrous dark green leaves that are similar to Mountain Laurel (Kalmia latifolia) in appearance. Small, tubular, rose-colored flowers are relatively inconspicuous in late May. Grows less than 6" a year. Prefers...
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Common Name: Rhododendron (large-leaf)
Very deep pink buds open to apple-blossom-pink then white funnel-shaped flowers in ball-shaped trusses. Mid season. Slow-growing and compact, although slightly faster growing than other forms of this species. Heavy tan indumentum. Silvery gray winter...
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Common Name: Rhododendron (large-leaf)
Compact rounded plant with outstanding new foliage that is silver then turns green with maturity. Flowers open from cherry red buds into bright rose-pink flowers. Rhododendrons prefer rich, humusy, acidic soil that drains well. Sandy or dry soil, as...
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Common Name: Rhododendron (large-leaf)
Dome-shaped trusses of gorgeous dark magenta buds open to shades of light rose-purple flowers with light spots and fade to near-white. Mid season. Compact, low, mounding form. Silvery tomentum on new growth; beige indumentum on the undersides of the ...
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Common Name: Sumac, Fragrant
Rapidly spreading groundcover form of the eastern USA native shrub. Glossy, three-lobed medium green leaves turn scarlet-orange in fall. Aromatic small yellow flowers in April. Velvety red fruit August into fall. Best flowering and foliage colors in ...
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Common Name: Sumac
Syn: 'Morton' A lower growing and more compact male selection of the native species. Dark green glossy foliage becomes bright scarlet red in autumn. Nonfruiting. Very useful as a groundcover in poor, infertile soils where it colonizes rapidly to form a solid mass....
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Common Name: Sumac, Staghorn
Synonym: 'Bailtiger' Compact growing with thick, arching, upright branches, and spreading slowly by underground runners. Striking bright yellow foliage, chartreuse when leafing out, changes to orange and scarlet in fall. Stems and branches are covered with soft fuzzy pur...
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Common Name: Rodgersia, Featherleaf
Foliage emerges brown then changes to green, bronze, and red before returning to brown. Flowers open pale pink and darken to burgundy-red, June. Moist soil. Striking at water's edge. Deer resistant. Divide in early spring. Spacing: 3–4 ft....
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Common Name: Rodgersia, Featherleaf
Large quilted, deep green leaves with bronze overcast. Deep rose-pink flowers late June. Moist soil. Excellent at water's edge. Deer resistant. Divide in ealy spring. Spacing: 2–4 ft....
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Common Name: Rodgersia, Featherleaf
Dark green foliage with red edges. Clear, vibrant, deep pink flowers, June–August. Moist soil. Excellent at water's edge. Deer resistant. Divide in early spring. Spacing: 2–4 ft....
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Common Name: Rodgersia
36-48" tall. Purplish-bronze, crinkly, palmate leaves turn glossy, dark green in summer. Bright pink flowers mid to late summer. Excellent at water's edge. Deer resistant. Tolerates moist soils. Part shade to shade. Spacing: 24—48"....
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Common Name: Rose
Roses are among the most beautiful of flowering shrubs and attract some of the most devoted and skilled gardeners. Versatile and durable components of any landscape, they can also be surprisingly easy to grow. The burgeoning selection of landscape ...
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Common Name: Rose, Meidiland Bonica
Syn: 'Meidomonac' Pastel pink double blooms, spring to frost. Small glossy deep green foliage. We recommend pruning to shape in early spring. Meidiland cultivars are French hybrids that are disease resistant and require only periodic maintenance. They are all grown o...
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Common Name: Rose, Pink Meidiland
Synonym: 'Meipoque' Single clear pink blooms with white centers, spring to frost. Orange-red hips. Medium green, slightly glossy foliage. We recommend pruning to shape in early spring. Meidiland cultivars are French hybrids that are disease resistant and require only p...
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Common Name: Rose, Scarlet Meidiland
Synonym: 'Meikrotal' Double vivid scarlet fragrant flowers, sporadically summer to fall. Small rich green glossy foliage. Tolerates some shade. Good as a groundcover on banking or over a wall. Meidiland cultivars are French hybrids that are disease resistant and require...
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Common Name: Rose, White Meidiland
Synonym: 'Meicoublan' Excellent groundcover. Clusters of large fragrant double pure white blooms, June until frost. Leathery dark green foliage. Meidiland cultivars are French hybrids that are disease resistant and require only periodic maintenance. They are all grown on...
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Common Name: Rose, Rugosa or Beach Rose
Robust and upright with wide spreading thorny branches. An informal look compared to its more hybridized relatives. Spreads by underground runners to form low-maintenance colonies. Deliciously fragrant, 2" single pink flowers, June–September. R. Rugo...
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Common Name: Rose, White Rugosa or White Beach Rose
White flowering form of R. rugosa. Robust and upright with wide spreading thorny branches. An informal look compared to its more hybridized relatives. Spreads by underground runners to form low-maintenance colonies. Deliciously fragrant, 2...
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Common Name: Rose, Flower Carpet® series
The Flower Carpet® groundcover roses, or Carpet Roses, are a practical choice for any sunny landscape. Hardy to zone 5, they are very disease resistant and drought tolerant making them relatively low maintenance among roses. They are low-growing an...
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Common Name: Rose, Knock Out® series
The Knock Out® Rose series was developed by the Meilland Company of France and has taken the gardening world by storm. Very disease resistant, self-cleaning, heat tolerant, and winter hardy to zone 5, Knock Outs® are generous bloomers from summer to...
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Common Name: Rose, Meidiland (Meilland)
Developed by the Meilland Company in France, the Meidiland roses are disease resistant, require only periodic maintenance, and because they are grown on their own roots are reliably hardy in our area. They are often reblooming and self-cleaning. Gr...
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Common Name: Black-eyed Susan
Enormous, coarse deep yellow daisy-like flowers with black centers, July until frost. Tolerates dry, heavy soils and coastal conditions. All Rudbeckia are native to the USA. Divide in spring every 2–3 years. Good as cut flowers. Spacing: 12-24"....
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Common Name: Rudbeckia or Coneflower
Drooping, sulfur-yellow rays with green centers, August–September. Exceptional background plant. Tolerates dry, heavy soils and coastal conditions. All Rudbeckia are native to the USA. Divide in spring every 2–3 years. Good as cut flowers. Spacing: 2...
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Common Name: Rudbeckia or Sweet Coneflower
Yellow flowers with quilled petals and brown cones, August–September. Aromatic foliage. Tolerates dry, heavy soils and coastal conditions. All Rudbeckia are native to the USA. Divide in spring every 2-3 years. Good as cut flowers. Spacing: 2–3 ft....
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Common Name: Black-eyed Susan
24--30" tall. Deep gold daisy-like flowers with deep brown cones from July to frost. Shiny dark green refined foliage. Tolerates heavy, dry soils and coastal conditions. All Rudbeckia are native to the USA. Divide in spring every 2—3 years. Goo...
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Common Name: Willow, Golden Weeping
Synonym: 'Niobe' Rapid growing, wide, upright with slender, gold barked, gracefully weeping branches. Branches become massive with age, and bark becomes deeply furrowed. Old trees can become brittle and eventually suffer breakage. Long green leaves. A majestic large ...
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Common Name: Willow, Serpentine Goat
Vigorous, wide, weeping. Large soft catkins early spring....
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Common Name: Willow, Goat
Vigorous, wide, upright. Large soft catkins early spring....
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Common Name: Willow, Black Pussy
Wide and upright growing with stiff branching and dark stems. Distinctive small black catkins opening to yellow flowers in early spring. Originated in Japan....
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Common Name: Willow, Dappled Japanese
Deep pink spring foliage retains color all season, resists leaf-scorch. Can be pruned to increase bushiness....
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Common Name: Willow, Dappled Japanese
Syn: 'Alba Maculata' Fast growing with slender reddish arching branches. New foliage in spring has striking pink and white dappled variegation; late in summer the foliage is mostly green. Annual pruning in early spring is recommended to maintain size and assure best foli...
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Common Name: Willow, Tree Form Dappled Japanese
Formal presentation, trained high-branched. Deep pink spring foliage retains color all season, resists leaf-scorch. Can be pruned to increase bushiness....
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Common Name: Willow
Ground hugging and fast spreading with stout, claw-like branches that arch out and closely follow ground contours, re-rooting along the length of each stem. Large, round, glossy dark green twisted and corrugated heavy-textured 2" leaves turn golden y...
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Common Name: Willow
A low spreading mat of slender entwined stems. Shiny, concave green leaves. Gray catkins along the branches in early spring....
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Common Name: Sage
Lovely violet-purple flowers with purple stems, July–August. Showy spikes of small flowers on sturdy upright, bushy plants. Aromatic foliage enhances deer resistance. Likes good drainage. Deadhead to prolong flowering. Makes a good cut flower. Divide...
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Common Name: Sage
Deep purple-blue flowers June–July. Showy spikes of small flowers on sturdy upright, bushy plants. Aromatic foliage enhances deer resistance. Likes good drainage. Deadhead to prolong flowering. Makes a good cut flower. Divide in spring. Spacing: 12"....
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Common Name: Sage
Synonym: 'Mainacht' Deep purple flowers June–August. Often re-blooms in September. Showy spikes of small flowers on sturdy upright, bushy plants. Aromatic foliage enhances deer resistance. Likes good drainage. Deadhead to prolong flowering. Makes a good cut flower. Divi...
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Common Name: Sage
Brilliant rose-pink flowers, July–August. Showy spikes of small flowers on sturdy upright, bushy plants. Aromatic foliage enhances deer resistance. Likes good drainage. Deadhead to prolong flowering. Makes a good cut flower. Divide in spring. Spacing...
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Common Name: Sage
The first white Salvia. Blooms in June and again in August if cut back. Good compact habit. Showy spikes of small flowers on sturdy upright, bushy plants. Aromatic foliage enhances deer resistance. Likes good drainage. Deadhead to prolong flowering. ...
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Common Name: Elder, American
Fast growing and stoloniferous, with stout, coarse, upright branches. Large flat topped heads of white flowers, June–July. Heavy clusters of edible black fruit, August–September. Large, compound, bright green leaves appear early in spring. Native to ...
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Common Name: Elder, European
Synonym: 'Gerda' Deep purple-black foliage and large heads of rich pink, lemon-scented flowers in late June to early July. Purple fruit in late summer attracts birds and can be used to make wine. Best color in full sun. This is the strain of Elder native to the Medit...
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Common Name: Elder, European
Synonym: 'Eva' Wispy, thread-like, dark purple foliage. Slightly fragrant, lacy, pink flowers in early June. Purple fruit in late summer attracts birds and can be used to make wine. Best color in full sun. This is the strain of Elder native to the Mediterranean reg...
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Common Name: Bamboo -- Sasa
Running. ½" diameter culms. Broadly elliptic bright green leaves, paler green beneath, yellow midrib. Spreads slowly but aggressively. The best of all shrub-forming bamboos for hardiness. Medium size dark green leaves remain nearly evergreen in winte...
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Common Name: Bamboo -- Sasa
Running. In summer the foliage is solid dark green, but in autumn the leaf margins develop a tan border. This characteristic marginal stripe makes this bamboo uniquely attractive through the winter. Spreads slowly but aggessively. Used extensively in...
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Common Name: Pincushion Flower
Crested 2" pale lavender-blue flowers, May until frost. Prefers well drained soil. Divide every 3 years in spring, replenish soil and discard old, woody roots. Deadhead to prolong bloom. Attracts butterflies. Spacing: 10–12"....
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Common Name: Pincushion Flower
Soft lavender-pink flowers, May until frost. Prefers well drained soil. Divide every 3 years in spring, replenish soil and discard old, woody roots. Deadhead to prolong bloom. Attracts butterflies. Excellent cut flower. Spacing: 10–12"....
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Common Name: Hydrangea Vine, Japanese
Vigorous clinging vine, similar to Hydrangea anomala petiolaris, but flowering with lacecap-type white flowers a week or more later. Tends to attach and grow flat against a wall with root-like holdfasts. Heart-shaped green leaves with coarsely toothe...
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Common Name: Hydrangea Vine, Japanese
Green leaves have a distinctive pewter-silver overlay that imparts a shiny appearance, particularly attractive in the shady garden. Vigorous clinging vine, similar to Hydrangea anomala petiolaris, but flowering with lacecap-type white flowers a week ...
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Common Name: Pine, Japanese Umbrella
Dense, pyramidal and slow growing, about 6...
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Common Name: Pine, Japanese Umbrella
Uniform growing, narrow conical and reliable. Soft, stout, bright green needles hold their color well all year. Arguably the finest cultivar available for landscaping. Developed and introduced by Sidney Waxman of the University of Connecticut. A Cary...
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Common Name: Stonecrop
Blue-green foliage on reddish stems. Clusters of pink-red flowers late summer. Succulent plant that tolerates hot, dry conditions and poor, stony soils. Adaptable to coastal conditions. Divide in spring. Spacing: 8"....
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Common Name: Stonecrop
Compact bowl-shaped plant with green scalloped leaves. Yellow-orange flowers, July–September. Succulent plant that tolerates hot, dry conditions and poor, stony soils. Adaptable to coastal conditions. Divide in spring. Native to northern Japan. Suita...
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Common Name: Stonecrop
Quick-spreading, semievergreen groundcover. Needle-like yellow-green foliage turns orangeish red in winter. Tiny yellow flowers in mid summer. Full sun for best color. Succulent plant that tolerate hot, dry conditions and poor, stony soils. Adaptable...
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Common Name: Stonecrop
Rounded silvery blue leaves with reddish edges turn pink as temperatures drop in fall. Clusters of star-shaped bright pink flowers, September–October. Succulent plant that tolerates hot, dry conditions and poor, stony soils. Adaptable to coastal cond...
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Common Name: Stonecrop
Gray-green foliage bears a purple tint. Large heads of neon-pink flowers, August–September. Succulent plant that tolerate hot, dry conditions and poor, stony soils. Adaptable to coastal conditions. Divide in spring. Makes an excellent long lasting cu...
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Common Name: Stonecrop
Groundcover, evergreen. Miniature. Reddish foliage turns deep crimson in autumn and winter. Carmine flowers, July--August. Sedum are succulent plants that tolerate hot, dry conditions and poor, stony soils. Adaptable to coastal conditions. Divide in ...
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Common Name: Stonecrop or Dragon's Blood
Vigorous and rapidly spreading evergreen groundcover. Bright green, reddish margined foliage. Dark red flowers, July–August. Suitable for miniature gardens. Succulent plant that tolerates hot, dry conditions and poor, stony soils. Adaptable to coasta...
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Common Name: Stonecrop
Syn: 'Beka' 18--24" h. Chartreuse foliage, each leaf having a blue-green serrated edge. Light pink flowers in summer. Very floriferous. Sedum are succulent plants that tolerate hot, dry conditions and poor, stony soils. Adaptable to coastal conditions. Large her...
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Common Name: Stonecrop
Waxy blue-green stems and leaves. Long lasting flat heads of flowers open light green and turn to pink and red in late summer and fall. Native to Quebec. Succulent plant that tolerates hot, dry conditions and poor, stony soils. Adaptable to coastal c...
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Common Name: Stonecrop
Bright green fleshy leaves. Flowers start rosy pink in late summer then darken to rich ruby-red and finally rusty red in late fall. AKA - x '(telephium 'Autumn Joy', HYLOTELEPHIUM 'Autumn Joy'). Succulent plant that tolerate hot, dry conditions and p...
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Common Name: Stonecrop
Deep purple foliage. Large heads of vivid pink flowers, late summer–autumn. Succulent plant that tolerate hot, dry conditions and poor, stony soils. Adaptable to coastal conditions. Divide in spring. Makes an excellent long lasting cut or dried flowe...
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Common Name: Stonecrop
Evergreen groundcover with pink flowers, in June, for sunny well drained site. Succulent plant that tolerate hot, dry conditions and poor, stony soils. Adaptable to coastal conditions. Divide in spring. Spacing: 10–12"....
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Common Name: Stonecrop
Dark blue-gray foliage edged with deep pink. Large heads of silvery pink flowers in August. Uniform vase shape. Sedum are succulent plants that tolerate hot, dry conditions and poor, stony soils. Adaptable to coastal conditions. Large herbaceous vari...
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Common Name: Stonecrop
Compact habit. Dark purple leaves and stems. Large heads of pink-purple flowers in late summer. Sedum are succulent plants that tolerate hot, dry conditions and poor, stony soils. Adaptable to coastal conditions. Large herbaceous varieties make excel...
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Common Name: Stonecrop
Dark mahogany-red foliage. Rose-pink flowers, August to September. Full sun. Drought tolerant. Sedum are succulent plants that tolerate hot, dry conditions and poor, stony soils. Adaptable to the seashore. Divide in spring. Full sun. Spacing: 12--24"...
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Common Name: Stonecrop
8--12" tall. Scalloped foliage emerges blue-green, matures to unique deep burgundy-purple with a bluish cast. Pink flowers mature to burgundy, August--September. Sedum are succulent plants that tolerate hot, dry conditions and poor, stony soils. Adap...
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Common Name: Hens and Chicks or Houseleek
Succulent rosettes in varying shades of green, gray-green, bronze and purple. Pale flowering stalks arise from center of rosette in summer. Tolerates poor soils and coastal conditions. Suitable for rock gardens. Evergreen. Spacing: 4–12"....
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Common Name: Cinquefoil, Three-toothed
Creeping evergreen groundcover that spreads and reroots where branches touch the ground. Leathery, shiny, dark green 3-lobed leaves turn dark mahogany-red in the fall and winter. Loose clusters of small white flowers over a long period in summer. Gro...
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Common Name: Campion or Catchfly
Pink star-shaped flowers with white centers, summer. Spacing: 8–12"....
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Common Name: Grass -- Blue-eyed Grass
Blue flowers with gold centers above fine iris-like foliage, May–July. Prefers moist conditions. Spacing: 8–12"....
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Common Name: Pagoda Tree, Japanese or Scholar Tree
Unique because it blooms so late with large fragrant creamy white flower panicles in August. Bright green, compound leaves cast light shade. Foliage turns yellow in autumn and 6" long green seedpods hang from the branches, later turning brown. Unifor...
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Common Name: Ash, Korean Mountain
Wide, upright and vigorous, maturing to a rounded shape. Bright green beech-like foliage is unlike a typical Mountain Ash and turns yellow, orange and golden brown in fall. Large flat-topped clusters of white flowers in May. Clusters of rounded orang...
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Common Name: Spirea, Birchleaf
Dense, compact mound. Large clusters of white flowers, May–June. Oval, sharply toothed leaves turn orange, red, purple in autumn. Adaptable to seashore conditions....
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Common Name: Spirea, Korean
Synonym: 'Wilma' Forms a mound wider than tall. Large clusters of pink flowers, May–June. Bluish leaves turn brilliant orange and red in autumn. Adaptable to seashore conditions....
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Common Name: Spirea, Daphne
Dainty low growing mound with small pink flowers, June–July. Fine-textured foliage. Very choice for the smaller garden. Adaptable to seashore conditions....
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Common Name: Spirea
Dark pink flowers from red buds. Flaming red new foliage turns yellow. Adaptable to seashore conditions....
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Common Name: Spirea
Wide spreading and low. Crimson flowers throughout summer. New foliage is red-orange to copper, maturing to green. Coppery red autumn foliage. Adaptable to seashore conditions....
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Common Name: Spirea
Low growing and wide. Pink flowers, May–June. Lemon to golden yellow foliage all summer, turning orange-red at tips in fall. Needs full sun for optimum foliage effect. Adaptable to seashore conditions....
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Common Name: Spirea
Pale pink flowers, May–July. Chartreuse foliage brightest in spring. Compact, dense mound. Adaptable to seashore conditions....
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Common Name: Spirea
Mound-shaped habit, becoming more than twice as wide as high. Similar in most aspects to Daphne Spirea (S. japonica 'Alpina'), but faster growing and more robust. Pink flowers in summer. Adaptable to seashore conditions....
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Common Name: Spirea
Dwarf, low growing. Bright golden foliage with vibrant red new growth. Pinkish purple flowers in summer. Adaptable to seashore conditions....
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Common Name: Spirea
Spreading and mound-shaped. Similar to 'Anthony Waterer' with vibrant red flowers lasting longer, July. Consistently green with reddish new growth and no branch reversions. Adaptable to seashore conditions....
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Common Name: Spirea
White, pink, and red flowers on the same plant. Copper and yellow autumn foliage. Adaptable to seashore conditions....
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Common Name: Spirea, Peppermintstick
Wide, upright. Clusters of both deep pink and white flowers on the same plant blooming periodically throughout summer. Lustrous deep green leaves. Adaptable to seashore conditions....
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Common Name: Spirea, Boxwood
Densely branched, as wide as high. Boxwood-like blue-green foliage. Clusters of white flowers in mid spring. Adaptable to seashore conditions....
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Common Name: Spirea
Wide growing. Red flowers in summer. Foliage occasionally variegated cream and pink. Adaptable to seashore conditions....
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Common Name: Spirea
Synonym: 'Monhub' Light pink, almost white flowers, late spring. Lemon yellow leaves turn lime-green then orange-red in autumn on reddish stems. Adaptable to seashore conditions....
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Common Name: Spirea, VanHoutte
Round topped, vase-shaped with gracefully arching branches that can touch the ground. Profuse, dense white flowers in late May along every branch. One of the traditional landscape shrubs for this region. Adaptable to seashore conditions....
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Common Name: Lamb's Ears or Big Ears
Mat forming with broad, wooly silver-white leaves. Thick silver stalks of small pink flowers, May–July. Adaptable to the seashore. Deer resistant. Spacing: 18–24"....
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Common Name: Lamb's Ears
Groundcover. Wooly silver-white leaves. A low maintenance nonflowering form of S. byzantina (olympica). Adaptable to the seashore. Deer resistant. Spacing: 18–24"....
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Common Name: Stephanandra, Cutleaf
Dense growing, graceful with arching slender branches and fine-textured foliage. Inconspicuous yellowish flowers in June. Reddish fall foliage. Excellent for low hedge or groundcover....
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Common Name: Stewartia, Japanese
Narrow and upright when young, broadening into a pyramidal small tree. Beautiful exfoliating bark in shades of gray, brown, and orange, particularly striking in winter. Dark green leaves turn reddish purple in fall. Large white, slightly flattened, d...
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Common Name: Aster, Stokes's
Ornate medium blue flowers on sturdy stems above clean green leaves, July–August. Native plant that attracts butterflies and makes an excellent cut flower. Deadhead to encourage extended bloom. Resents heavy soils. Divide in spring. Spacing: 12-15"....
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Common Name: Snowbell, Japanese
Graceful, slow growing, low branched tree developing a rounded crown. Delicate wide spreading branches have smooth gray-brown bark with orange fissures. Small, pendulous, slightly fragrant bell-shaped white flowers in May. Small, oval-shaped gray see...
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Common Name: Snowbell, Japanese
Graceful, slow growing, low branched tree developing a rounded crown. Delicate wide spreading branches have smooth gray-brown bark with orange fissures. Small, pendulous, slightly fragrant bell-shaped pink flowers in May. Small, oval-shaped gray seed...
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Common Name: Snowbell, Fragrant
Robust tree with upward-arching branches. Long racemes of fragrant white flowers May. Hanging clusters of yellowish pods in autumn. Large dark green rounded leaves....
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Common Name: Snowberry or White Hedge
Rounded and twiggy with stiff upright branches, spreading by underground stems. Pale pink flowers in June on current season's growth. White berries in winter. Tolerates light shade and poor soils. Native to Canada and the northeastern USA....
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Common Name: Coralberry
Synonym: 'Kordes' Tiny greenish white flowers, June–July. Vivid purple-hot pink berries, September....
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Common Name: Lilac (dwarf)
Compact and wide growing. Single lavender flowers, late May to early June, with a sweet, privet-like fragrance. Small dark green foliage turns coppery in fall. A good choice for the smaller garden.
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Common Name: Lilac (dwarf)
Compact growing and upright. Spicy scented small pink flowers in late May to early June. Small dark green disease resistant foliage. Most lilacs are fast growing with stiff upright branches and will spread by underground stems. Mature size and spread...
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Common Name: Lilac (dwarf)
Slow growing and compact. Single fragrant blue-lavender flowers late May to early June. Reddish autumn foliage. A University of New Hampshire introduction. Most lilacs are fast growing with stiff upright branches and will spread by underground stems....
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Common Name: Lilac, Japanese Tree
Coarse growing and stiffly upright branched when young, becoming graceful and rounded with maturity. Smooth reddish brown bark on new stems, turns gray and scale-like with maturity. Large panicles of creamy white, privet-scented flowers in June. Resi...
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Common Name: Lilac, Japanese Tree
Grown single stem on a straight trunk, more formal in appearance than the species. A selected cultivar of Japanese Tree Lilac with a more compact oval branching form. The Cary Award winning tree species in 2000. Starting in 1997 the Cary Award annual...
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Common Name: Lilac, Common
Single fragrant flowers in shades of lavender in mid to late May. Most lilacs are fast growing with stiff upright branches and will spread by underground stems. Mature size and spread depend upon soil, climate and maintenance, but most become large s...
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Common Name: Lilac
Large, loose panicles of single deep violet with a silvery blush on outside side of petals giving a sparkling, bicolor effect, late May. Good fragrance. Developed by famed lilac expert, Father John Fiala. Most lilacs are fast growing with stiff uprig...
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Common Name: Lilac
Large heads of double white flowers with pearled lavender-tinted buds in late May. A Kolesnikov introduction. Most lilacs are fast growing with stiff upright branches and will spread by underground stems. Mature size and spread depend upon soil, clim...
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Common Name: Lilac
Narrow and upright growing. Double dark magenta flowers in late May. Most lilacs are fast growing with stiff upright branches and will spread by underground stems. Mature size and spread depend upon soil, climate and maintenance, but most become larg...
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Common Name: Lilac
Green leaves with random splashes of yellow all summer. Single blue florets mid to late May. Most lilacs are fast growing with stiff upright branches and will spread by underground stems. Mature size and spread depend upon soil, climate and maintenan...
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Common Name: Lilac
Cream colored buds open to fully double, large-petaled white flowers, mid to late May. Named in memory of renowned lilac expert Father John Fiala. Most lilacs are fast growing with stiff upright branches and will spread by underground stems. Mature s...
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Common Name: Lilac
Wide, vigorous and upright. Single dark purple flowers in mid to late May. Developed at Weston Nurseries in the 1970s, and named by Ed Mezitt in honor of his friend, Frank Goodwin. Most lilacs are fast growing with stiff upright branches and will spr...
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Common Name: Lilac
Becomes heavily branched at a younger age than most hybrids. Single lavender-purple flowers in late May. Most lilacs are fast growing with stiff upright branches and will spread by underground stems. Mature size and spread depend upon soil, climate a...
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Common Name: Lilac
Single lavender-pink fragrant flowers with tints of rose in mid May. A Father Fiala hybrid. Most lilacs are fast growing with stiff upright branches and will spread by underground stems. Mature size and spread depend upon soil, climate and maintenanc...
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Common Name: Lilac
Vigorous and upright growing. Single deep purple-red mid to late May. Most lilacs are fast growing with stiff upright branches and will spread by underground stems. Mature size and spread depend upon soil, climate and maintenance, but most become lar...
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Common Name: Lilac
Fragrant, soft, true pink single flowers mid to late May. A Father Fiala introduction named for his sister. Most lilacs are fast growing with stiff upright branches and will spread by underground stems. Mature size and spread depend upon soil, climat...
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Common Name: Lilac
Synonym: 'Mieczta' Reddish buds. Extra large panicles of single blue-lilac florets mid to late May. Very showy and dependable. An introduction by the Russian hybridizer Leonid Kolesnikov. Most lilacs are fast growing with stiff upright branches and will spread by under...
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Common Name: Lilac
Very showy fragrant double white flowers in mid to late May. Most lilacs are fast growing with stiff upright branches and will spread by underground stems. Mature size and spread depend upon soil, climate and maintenance, but most become large shrubs...
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Common Name: Lilac
Double, very fine. Deep reddish pink buds give birth to delicate, heavily scented flowers with shades of pink-purple that vary over the flowering period in mid to late May. Most lilacs are fast growing with stiff upright branches and will spread by u...
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Common Name: Lilac
Single wedgewood-blue mid to late May. Green leaves have a slight bluish cast. Most lilacs are fast growing with stiff upright branches and will spread by underground stems. Mature size and spread depend upon soil, climate and maintenance, but most b...
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Common Name: Lilac
Upright growing and narrow when young. Single purple flowers with a distinct white edge in mid to late May. Unique. Most lilacs are fast growing with stiff upright branches and will spread by underground stems. Mature size and spread depend upon soil...
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Common Name: Lilac
Upright growing. Single dark magenta flowers in mid to late May. Selected here in the 1970s. Most lilacs are fast growing with stiff upright branches and will spread by underground stems. Mature size and spread depend upon soil, climate and maintenan...
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Common Name: Lilac
Lower and slower growing than other vulgaris hybrids. A Father Fiala introduction with lilac-pink buds and very showy hanging racemes of clear blue single flowers, mid to late May. Disease resistant. Most lilacs are fast growing with stiff upright br...
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Common Name: Lilac
Semidwarf, covered with single sky-blue flowers in mid to late May. A Father Fiala introduction. Most lilacs are fast growing with stiff upright branches and will spread by underground stems. Mature size and spread depend upon soil, climate and maint...
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Common Name: Lilac
Synonym: 'Penda' Lavender-blue fragrant flowers on a mounding, dwarf shrub, spring and again late summer to frost. Deadhead promptly to encourage rebloom. Mature size and spread depend upon soil, climate and maintenance. Lilacs tolerate both acid and highe... [ More Information ]
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Common Name: Lilac
Heavy flowering with large clusters of single, soft lilac-pink flowers in mid May. Most lilacs are fast growing with stiff upright branches and will spread by underground stems. Mature size and spread depend upon soil, climate and ... [ More Information ]
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Common Name: Lilac
Single bright pink flowers in early to mid June. Most lilacs are fast growing with stiff upright branches and will spread by underground stems. Mature size and spread depend upon soil, climate and maintenance, but most become large shrubs with age. L...
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Common Name: Cypress, Bald
Deciduous conifer. Vigorous, fast growing, columnar when young, maturing to a broad pyramid form. Quickly develops a thick trunk with spreading branches. Bright green fern-like foliage turns rich, mellow orange-brown in autumn before dropping. Adapts...
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Common Name: Yew
Stiff, erect, bushy habit. Very slender. Smaller needles than those of the species. Tolerates shearing. Yews are especially tolerant of shade. Drought tolerant once established. An excellent choice for hedging where space is limited. Full sun to shad...
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Common Name: Yew, Spreading English
Wide and low spreading. Flat, dark green-blue foliage on arching branches. Many yews tolerate repeated shearing and are an excellent choice for hedging. All tolerate shade and are drought tolerant once established. Highly susceptible to deer damage. ...
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Common Name: Yew, English
Spreading bright gold foliage, on a broadly spreading, semi-dwarf, mounding plant. Like 'Repens Aurea'; but has a brighter gold color, especially when grown in full sun. Grows rapidly broader than high, up to 6" per year. From the Watnong Arboretum, ...
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Common Name: Yew, Upright Japanese
Broad, slow growing pyramid. Delicate dark green needles turn bronze-green in winter. Eventually becomes a small tree. Well adapted to the New England climate. An excellent choice for hedging. Tolerant of shade, coastal conditions, and drought tolera...
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Common Name: Yew, Japanese
Faster growing than T. c. 'Capitata' and somewhat narrower, particularly when young. Extremely dark green foliage all year. Red berries. A good choice for hedging. Well adapted to the New England climate. Tolerant of shade, coastal conditions, and dr...
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Common Name: Yew
Low mound with distinctive, gracefully arching branches. Long, soft, dark green needles. Forms a neat, uniform mature plant. Selected as superior and patented by Richard M. Wyman in the 1960s. Well adapted to the New England climate. Tolerant of shad...
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Common Name: Yew, Upright Dwarf
This is an exceptional plant that grows more slowly than most other yews, forming a heavy, dense, broad pyramid. The thick dark green foliage is tufted along each stem. Red fruit in early autumn. Minimum shearing is needed to maintain its appearance....
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Common Name: Yew, Tree Form Japanese
Selected plants trained to a single stem or multiple trunks. The bark exfoliates on the trunk and branches of older trees, exposing a smooth reddish brown surface. An unusual and interesting choice for a slow growing small evergreen tree in sun or sh...
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Common Name: Yew, Dense Spreading
Fast growing, mound-shaped. Bright green foliage, bronzed in winter. Probably the most popular spreading yew for New England. Well adapted to the New England climate. An excellent choice for hedging. Tolerant of shade and drought tolerant once establ...
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Common Name: Yew
Broad, compact, upright. Bright green. Has become one of the standard choices in New England as a slow growing cultivar for hedging. Well adapted to the New England climate. Tolerant of shade and drought tolerant once established. Highly susceptible ...
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Common Name: Yew
Columnar, fast growing. Dark green needles. Red fruit. One of the best for hedges in this region. The original plant still survives at Hicks Nursery on Long Island. Well adapted to the New England climate. Tolerant of shade and drought tolerant once ...
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Common Name: Yew, Dwarf Spreading
Compact growing, spreading globe. Selected for its unusually rich dark green foliage and neat habit. Well adapted to the New England climate. Tolerant of shade and drought tolerant once established. Highly susceptible to deer damage. The Taxus x medi...
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Common Name: Yew
Slow growing, narrow column. Needles slightly twisted green, new needles bright yellow fading to light green. Well adapted to the New England climate. Tolerant of shade and drought tolerant once established. Highly susceptible to deer damage. The Tax...
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Common Name: Yew
Tall, slender, compact and slow growing. Long, stiff, dark green needles. Retains its narrow form with minimum maintenance, becoming a magnificent mature plant. Particularly suited for narrow area hedging. We grow several clones of this outstanding p...
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Common Name: Rue, Meadow
Fern-like silver-green foliage. Puffs of airy mauve flowers, early summer. Somewhat late to emerge in the garden. Excellent for the back of the border or a woodland setting. Best in moist, humus rich soil and partial shade. Divide in spring. Spacing:...
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Common Name: Rue
Clouds of tiny rosettes of double lilac-purple flowers in late summer. Fine-textured foliage. Excellent at the back of the border or in a woodland setting. Best in humus rich, moist soil and partial shade. Good as a cut flower. Divide every 2–3 years...
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Common Name: Lavender Mist
72—96" tall. Sprays of lavender flowers with bright yellow centers, July—August, above light, airy blue-green foliage. Best in moist, humus rich soil. Beautiful at the back of the border. Somewhat late to emerge in the garden. Full sun to p...
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Common Name: Arborvitae
Synonym: 'Spring Grove' Vigorous, pyramidal, low maintenance and pest free. A winter hardy substitute for Leyland Cypress, which is not reliable in this climate. Lustrous dark green scale-like foliage year round. Tolerates a wide range of growing conditions....
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Common Name: Arborvitae, American
Dense, columnar and slow growing. Fern-like, spirally twisted dark green foliage. Valuable as a background or hedging choice because of its interesting texture. Many mature specimens can be seen planted in the landscapes surrounding our Garden Center...
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Common Name: Arborvitae, American
Synonym: 'Smaragd' A distinctive columnar hedging plant with textured, rich emerald-green foliage all year. Perhaps an occidentalis-orientalis hybrid. Slower growing than other cultivars, and somewhat less tolerant of winter stress in northern landscapes. Soft scale-li...
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Common Name: Arborvitae, American
Wide and upright growing. Soft green scale-like foliage with golden new growth. Needs full sun for best yellow effect. Tolerant of wet soils and coastal conditions. T. occidentalis is native to the entire northeastern USA....
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Common Name: Arborvitae, American
Miniature, neat and slow growing, ball-shaped. Soft, layered, gray-green scale-like foliage. Excellent for miniature hedge. The slowest growing cultivar we know, only gaining 1–3" a year. Soft scale-like foliage. Tolerant of wet soils. T. occidentali...
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Common Name: Arborvitae, American
Very narrow and upright, fast growing and thin when young. Soft, glossy dark green foliage is extremely attractive during winter. Tolerates lower light conditions than most arborvitae. Ideal for narrow hedge or privacy screen particularly where space...
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Common Name: Arborvitae, American
Slow growing globe-shaped. Rich green soft textured foliage. Soft scale-like foliage. Tolerant of wet soils and coastal conditions. T. occidentalis is native to the entire northeastern USA....
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Common Name: Arborvitae, American
A very narrow columnar upright. Leaves are bright yellow, like a flame. Plant grows 1 foot a year. This species is native to the entire northeastern USA. Soft scale-like foliage in a variety of colors and textures makes this perhaps the most popular ...
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Common Name: Arborvitae, Dark American
Broad upright. A superior cultivar selection of the native species, with consistent dark green foliage. This has become the standard arborvitae for this area and is our most popular cultivar for hedging. Tolerant of wet soils and coastal conditions. ...
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Common Name: Arborvitae, American
Narrow, compact and columnar. Shiny dark bluish green fan-like foliage. Good hedge. Tolerant of wet soils and coastal conditions. T. occidentalis is native to the entire northeastern USA....
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Common Name: Arborvitae, American
3-6' high. Creamy-white variegated foliage on an upright plant. It is a medium-slow grower. This species is native to the entire northeastern USA. Soft, scale-like foliage in a variety of colors and textures make this perhaps the most popular hedging...
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Common Name: Arborvitae, Mission
Wide, upright, slow growing. Dark green year round. Ideal for low maintenance hedges. Soft scale-like foliage. Tolerant of wet soils and coastal conditions. T. occidentalis is native to the entire northeastern USA....
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Common Name: Arborvitae, American
Very dwarf, ball-shaped, very slow growing. Soft blue-green new needles tinged purple in winter. T. occidentalis is native to the entire northeastern USA....
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Common Name: Cedar, Western Red
Narrow, pyramidal upright. Fast growing when young. Glossy, bright green, fern-like, fragrant foliage. A timber tree native to the Pacific Northwest and well adapted to landscaping in this region....
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Common Name: Cedar, Western Red
Fast growing, pyramidal, with loose branching. Bright green, fern-like, fragrant foliage, bronzes in winter. A timber tree native to the Pacific Northwest, T. plicata and its cultivars are well adapted to landscaping in this region....
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Common Name: Cedar, Western Red
1' h x 2' w in 10 years. Very dwarf, cone-shaped and bushy, evergreen shrub. Dark green foliage bronzes only slightly in winter. Protect from winter winds. Translates as "Geen Ball", developed in Germany by Eschrich Nursery. Synonym: 'Eschrich's Grun...
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Common Name: Cedar, Western Red
Narrow, columnar upright. Superior dark green, fragrant foliage. Rarely severely damaged by deer. T. plicata is a timber tree native to the Pacific Northwest and well adapted to landscaping in this region. Full sun....
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Common Name: Thyme
2--6" tall. Groundcover. Miniature. Fast-spreading aromatic evergreen groundcover. Tiny white flowers, June--July. Good for edging, pathways, and rock work. Prefers alkaline soils. Good drainage is essential. Deer resistant. Attracts bees. Divide in ...
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Common Name: Thyme
2--6" tall. Miniature. Fast-spreading aromatic evergreen ground cover. Tiny bright red flowers, June-July. Good for edging, pathways, and rock work. Prefers alkaline soils. Good drainage is essential. Deer resistant. Attracts bees. Divide in spring/s...
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Common Name: Thyme, Wooly
Groundcover. Downy gray foliage showing occasional deep pink flowers, June–July. Likes slightly alkaline soil. Good drainage is essential. Suitable for garden railways, edging, and rockwork. Deer resistant. Flowers are attractive to bees. Divide in s...
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Common Name: Thyme, White or White-flowering Mother-of-Thyme
Fast-spreading, aromatic, evergreen groundcover. Tiny white flowers, May-July. Likes slightly alkaline soil. Good drainage is essential. Suitable for garden railways, edging, and rockwork. Deer resistant. Flowers are attractive to bees. Divide in spr...
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Common Name: Thyme, red or Red-flowering Mother-of-Thyme
Tiny dark green leaves, bright red flowers, May-July. Fast-spreading, aromatic, evergreen groundcover. Likes slightly alkaline soil. Good drainage is essential. Suitable for garden railways, edging, and rockwork. Deer resistant. Flowers are attractiv...
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Common Name: Thyme, Lemon-scented
Low spreading, evergreen, groundcover with golden variegated foliage. Pinkish purple blooms with a tangy, lemon aroma, August–October. Spacing: 6–12"....
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Common Name: Foam Flower
Native groundcover that spreads freely. Clouds of fragrant small white feathery flowers, April–July. Leaves resemble those of coral bells. Lovely for shady wild garden. Best in highly organic, moist soils. Resents wet feet in winter. Spacing: 8–12"....
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Common Name: Foam Flower
Running ground cover. Small plumes of white, fragrant flowers late spring. Heart-shaped, 2—3" wide, red veined and speckled leaves. Lovely for shady wild garden. Native. Requires moisture retentive, highly organic soils. Part shade to shade. Spa...
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Common Name: Foam Flower
Large deeply lobed leaves with a dramatic black midrib. Lightly fragrant white bottlebrush-like flowers in spring. Best in highly organic, moist soils. Resents wet feet in winter. Spacing: 8–12"....
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Common Name: Foam Flower
Distinctively shaped leaves emerge bronze, mature green. Light pink flowers, April–July. Best in highly organic, moist soils. Resents wet feet in winter. Spacing: 12–15"....
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Common Name: Foam Flower
Deeply cut glossy green and black foliage with near black new growth. Spikes of fragrant white flowers in spring. Best in highly organic moist soils. Resents wet feet in winter. Spacing: 8-12"....
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Common Name: Foam Flower
Upright spires of fragrant pink and white flowers in spring. Each bright green deeply cut leaf has a dark patch near the stem. Best in highly organic, moist soils. Resents wet feet in winter. Spacing: 8–12"....
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Common Name: Foam Flower
Fragrant dark pink flowers in spring. Freckled deeply cut leaves. Clumping. Spacing: 8–12"....
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Common Name: Linden, Litteleaf
Fast growing and upright with a straight trunk and fan-shaped branching. Develops into a broad oval crown with age. Stout branches with gray-brown bark become furrowed and ridged with age. Small fragrant yellow flowers hang from the branches in June....
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Common Name: Linden, Silver
Fast growing and symmetrical cultivar of the Silver Linden which is native to southern Europe and western Asia. Dark green leaves with silvery undersides, turn yellow in fall. Introduced by Princeton Nurseries in New Jersey....
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Common Name: Linden, Silver
Broadly pyramidal upright. Dark green leaves with silvery undersides, turn yellow in fall. Smooth gray bark. Reportedly resistant to the Japanese Beetle and Gypsy Moth....
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Common Name: Spiderwort
Lightly fragrant purple morning flowers along the stems, June–August. Long gray-green leaves. These cultivars offer improved flower and foliage based upon the best attributes of the two species native to the eastern USA. Tolerant of drought once est...
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Common Name: Spiderwort
Wide, clear yellow, grass-like foliage to brighten the shady garden. Groups of three-petal, dark blue flowers June–September. Each flower opens for only one day. These cultivars offer improved flower and foliage based upon the best attributes of the ...
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Common Name: Spiderwort
Large clusters of blue-violet flowers with sulfur-yellow stamens, summer. Deep green, erect to arching foliage. These cultivars offer improved flower and foliage based upon the best attributes of the two species native to the eastern USA. Tolerant o...
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Common Name: Lily, Toad or Formosa Toad Lily
Star-shaped flowers, dark rose outside, lavender freckles on a white field inside, late summer to early fall. Shiny green leaves have a fine gold edge. Divide in early spring. Part shade to shade. Spacing: 8--12"....
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Common Name: Toad Lily
Exotic orchid-like flowers, purple with darker purple spotting, September until frost. Prefers acid, peaty woodland soil and winter mulch. Spacing: 12–24"....
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Common Name: Toad Lily
Lilac pink flowers with white centers, summer. Round-pointed green leaves clasp the stems. Prefers moist, acid, peaty woodland soil and winter mulch. Divide in early spring when dormant. Spacing: 12–24"....
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Common Name: Toad Lily hybrids
Hairy and exotic looking with purple-spotted, orchid-like flowers in each leaf axil, September until frost. Round-pointed, oblong to lance-shaped green leaves clasp the stems. Prefers moist, acid, peaty woodland soil and winter mulch. Divide in early...
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Common Name: Toad Lily
Yellow flowers highlighted with tiny brown spots, September until frost. Prefers acid, peaty woodland soil and winter mulch. Divide in early spring when dormant. Spacing: 18–24"....
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Common Name: Toad Lily
Yellow flowers with purple-bronze spots, summer. Prefers moist, acidic, peaty woodland soil and winter mulch. Divide in early spring when dormant. Spacing: 12–24"....
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Common Name: Globeflower
Finely divided foliage surrounding stems of solitary, globe-shaped, buttercup-yellow flowers with shiny petals, May–July. Remove spent flower stalks to extend bloom. Prefers moist, heavy soils. Divide as new growth emerges or right after flowering. S...
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Common Name: Globeflower
Flowers a unique creamy white, mid to late spring. Floriferous, rose-purple flowers, June–August. Remove spent flower stalks to extend bloom. Prefers moist, heavy soils. Divide as new growth emerges or right after flowering. Spacing: 12–18"....
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Common Name: Globeflower
Pale lemon-yellow, globe-shaped, double flowers eventually open to show many stamens. Attractive lobed foliage. Requires moist soils. Cut back foliage in mid to late summer if it begins to decline. Sun to part shade. Spacing: 12--18"....
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Common Name: Hemlock, Canadian
Large, broad, pyramidal. Graceful, soft, rich green needle-like foliage. Attractive small cones. One of the most widely used plants in this region for hedging, naturalizing or as a specimen. This species is susceptible to wooly adelgid, a cottony sca...
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Common Name: Hemlock, Canadian
Miniature in every aspect. Narrow, upright, irregular growth. Dense tufts of short needles. Slow grower. Shade tolerant....
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Common Name: Hemlock, Canadian
Miniature flat bun. Very small green needles. Grows less than 1 inch a year....
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Common Name: Hemlock, Canadian
Dwarf, globe with a flattened top. An alternative to Bird's Nest Spruce....
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Common Name: Hemlock, Canadian
Dense, bun-shaped. A rare addition to the garden. One of the slowest growing hemlocks. Shade tolerant....
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Common Name: Hemlock, Canadian
Globose dwarf, as wide as tall. Dark green needles with silver beneath. New growth all white. Shade tolerant....
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Common Name: Hemlock, Dwarf Canadian
Dwarf, globose. Dark green needles. Cinnamon-colored new buds....
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Common Name: Hemlock, Sargent Canadian
Broad, spreading, weeping. Grows twice as wide as tall. Shade tolerant....
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Common Name: Hemlock, Northern Japanese
Dwarf, tight congested bun. Small blunt green needles like grains of rice. Tiny brown buds. Shade tolerant....
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Common Name: Elm
Synonym: 'Morton Accolade' Vase shaped with arching branches, similar to the American Elm in appearance. Glossy dark green foliage turns yellow in fall. Disease resistant. Introduced by the Morton Arboretum....
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Common Name: Elm, American
Broadly vase-shaped. Very Dutch Elm disease tolerant. Drought tolerant once established....
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Common Name: Elm, American
Upright vase-shaped. Large leathery foliage. Dutch Elm disease tolerant. Drought tolerant once established....
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Common Name: Elm, American
Upright, arching, vase-shaped. Highly Dutch Elm disease tolerant. Drought tolerant once established....
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Common Name: Elm
Upright, arching, vase-shaped. Dutch Elm disease tolerant....
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Common Name: Elm, Chinese or Lacebark
Syn: 'Emerald Isle' Broad spreading with a rounded crown. Distinctive gray-green-orange exfoliating bark on older trees. Lustrous very dark green foliage turns bronze-brown in fall. Highly resistant to Dutch Elm disease. Drought tolerant once established....
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Common Name: Elm, Chinese
Slow growing, wide, upright. Diminutive green saw-toothed leaves tipped with white. Can be planted as a small tree in the landscape as well as a container plant, and is easily maintained for the miniature garden or bonsai. Drought tolerant once estab...
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Common Name: Elm
Symmetrically upright growing. Red-purple autumn foliage. Disease resistant and tolerates a wide range of soils. USNA introduction. Drought tolerant once established....
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Common Name: Blueberry, Lowbush
Native open growing groundcover that becomes more dense growing when maintained in the garden. White flowers in May. Small, edible sweet berries in summer. Lustrous bluish green leaves change to brilliant scarlet red and bronze in autumn. Yellow-gree...
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Common Name: Blueberry, Lowbush
Dense groundcover. Dark glossy leaves. Sky-blue, edible, pea-sized, sweet fruit in summer. Open growing groundcover that becomes more dense growing when maintained in the garden. White flowers in May. Leaves change to brilliant scarlet red and bronze...
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Common Name: Blueberry, Lowbush
A cultivar of the native groundcover selected for consistent fruiting and predictable fall color. Open growing, becoming more dense when maintained in the garden. White flowers in May. Small edible sweet berries in summer. Lustrous bluish green leave...
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Common Name: Blueberry, Highbush
Large berries, mid season.
This species is a familiar woodland shrub that grows naturally throughout the eastern USA. Long valued for its tasty fruit, it also offers an extended season of yellow, brilliant red and orange foliage in the autumn, riv...
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Common Name: Blueberry, Highbush
Large, firm, light blue berries, mid season.
This species is a familiar woodland shrub that grows naturally throughout the eastern USA. Long valued for its tasty fruit, it also offers an extended season of yellow, brilliant red and orange foliage in...
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Common Name: Blueberry, Highbush
Early to mid season highbush. Quick growing, vigorous with an upright growth habit. Medium to large light blue fruit, pleasantly mild taste, slightly tart. Fall foliage is yellow-orange.
This species is a familiar woodland shrub that grows natural...
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Common Name: Blueberry, Highbush
Large berry in medium size clusters; flesh very firm, light blue, highly flavored. Early-midseason, ripening between 'Earliblue' and 'Bluecrop'. Fruit does not drop quickly once ripe and is resistant to cracking. Tolerant of spring frosts. Named i...
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Common Name: Blueberry, Highbush
Large mid to late season fruit.
This species is a familiar woodland shrub that grows naturally throughout the eastern USA. Long valued for its tasty fruit, it also offers an extended season of yellow, brilliant red and orange foliage in the autumn, ...
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Common Name: Blueberry, Highbush
Long clusters of medium size berries, very early.
This species is a familiar woodland shrub that grows naturally throughout the eastern USA. Long valued for its tasty fruit, it also offers an extended season of yellow, brilliant red and orange folia...
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Common Name: Blueberry, Highbush
The latest ripening of all highbush cultivars for late season harvest. Green foliage and conspicuous white flowers. This species is a familiar woodland shrub that grows naturally throughout the eastern USA. Long valued for its tasty fruit, it also o...
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Common Name: Blueberry, Highbush
An old variety known for its very sweet berry. Brilliant yellow-orange fall foliage on red wood. Midseason. This species is a familiar woodland shrub that grows naturally throughout the eastern USA. Long valued for its tasty fruit, it also offers an ...
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Common Name: Blueberry, Highbush
Light blue berries, late mid season.
This species is a familiar woodland shrub that grows naturally throughout the eastern USA. Long valued for its tasty fruit, it also offers an extended season of yellow, brilliant red and orange foliage in the aut...
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Common Name: Blueberry, Highbush
Hardy, compact. Small dark blue berries. Early.
This species is a familiar woodland shrub that grows naturally throughout the eastern USA. Long valued for its tasty fruit, it also offers an extended season of yellow, brilliant red and orange foliage...
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Common Name: Blueberry, Highbush
Large flattened fruit, early.
This species is a familiar woodland shrub that grows naturally throughout the eastern USA. Long valued for its tasty fruit, it also offers an extended season of yellow, brilliant red and orange foliage in the autumn, ri...
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Common Name: Blueberry, Highbush
Medium, dark blue berries, mid season.
This species is a familiar woodland shrub that grows naturally throughout the eastern USA. Long valued for its tasty fruit, it also offers an extended season of yellow, brilliant red and orange foliage in the a...
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Common Name: Cranberry, American
Evergreen groundcover, fast spreading. Tiny dark green leaves in summer, with silvery undersides turning purplish in autumn. Pinkish flowers late May. Edible large red fruit late September. Adaptable to seashore conditions. Tolerates wet soils. Spaci...
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Common Name: Cranberry, American
Unusual groundcover. Unique dwarf spreading form of the native cranberry. Dense rosettes of tightly whorled tiny round leaves, rich green in summer and bright red-mahogany in winter. Pink star-like flowers May–June, followed by red fruit. Adaptable t...
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Common Name: Lingonberry
Dwarf growing native shrub with short upright branches. Small brilliant green leaves turn metallic burgundy-red in winter. Pink to white flowers in May. This cultivar produces large crops of edible 3/8" red berries in late summer. Grows best in rich,...
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Common Name: Cranberry, Mountain
Extremely hardy low growing miniature groundcover, native to the mountains of the northern hemisphere. Tiny shiny dark green summer foliage changes to mahogany-red in winter. Pink to white flowers in May, small red edible berries in August. Prefers r...
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Common Name: Speedwell, Austrian
Short, dense, 2-4" long racemes of tiny, saucer-shaped, intense gentian blue flowers (1/2" across) which appear in the upper leaf axils of upright flowering stems, late spring to early summer. Compact, mound-forming. Easily grown in average, well-dra...
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Common Name: Speedwell, Spike
Dark blue flower spikes mid May until frost. Olive-green foliage. Prefers well drained soils. Tolerates slightly drier and poorer soils than other Veronica species. Deadheading encourages continued bloom. Adaptable to coastal conditions. Divide in fa...
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Common Name: Speedwell, Spike
Bright pink-red flowers on sturdy stems, June–August. Compact habit. Prefers well drained soils. Tolerates slightly drier and poorer soils than other Veronica species. Deadheading encourages continued bloom. Adaptable to coastal conditions. Divide in...
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Common Name: Speedwell
Dwarf. Mid pink flower spikes start early, June–August. Deadheading encourages continued bloom. Adaptable to coastal conditions. Divide in fall or spring every 4 years. Spacing: 12–18".Spacing: 12–18"....
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Common Name: Speedwell
Dwarf, long flowering with rich purple-blue flower spikes, June-August, and dark serrated leaves. Drought tolerant. Deadheading encourages continued bloom. Adaptable to coastal conditions. Divide in fall or spring every 4 years. Spacing: 12–18"....
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Common Name: Speedwell
Floriferous, rose-purple flowers, June–August. Deadheading encourages continued bloom. Adaptable to coastal conditions. Divide in fall or spring every 4 years. Spacing: 12–18"....
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Common Name: Speedwell
Pale silver-pink flowers with dark pink stamens, July–August. Silver-green foliage. Deadheading encourages continued bloom. Adaptable to coastal conditions. Divide in fall or spring every 4 years. Spacing: 12–18"....
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Common Name: Speedwell
Deep violet-blue flower spikes June–August. Deadheading encourages continued bloom. Adaptable to coastal conditions. Divide in fall or spring every 4 years. Spacing: 12–15"....
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Common Name: Speedwell
Sturdy dark violet-blue spikes. Blooms throughout the summer. Dark green foliage. Deadheading encourages continued bloom. Adaptable to coastal conditions. Divide in fall or spring every 4 years. Spacing: 12–18"....
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Common Name: Viburnum, Mayflower or Korean Spice
Moderately compact growing, wide, upright. An extremely fragrant plant with waxy pink to white flowers in early May. Colorful red autumn foliage most years. Red fruit in August later turns black. Its compelling fragrance has established this as one o...
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Common Name: Viburnum, Witherod
Small white flowers, June. Leathery foliage, red-purple in autumn. Green fruit changes to red and then blue-black, September....
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Common Name: Viburnum, Arrowwood
This is a familiar species that grows naturally in the eastern USA. It is wide branched and forms a dense, rounded plant that spreads by underground stems. Flat topped creamy white flowers in May–June. Blue fruit in October. Lustrous dark green leave...
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Common Name: Viburnum, Arrowwood
Syn: 'Ralph Senior' Grows in graceful vase-like shape. Creamy white flowers in May followed by clusters of blue-black fruit, September–October. Dark green glossy leaves turn yellow, orange, scarlet and purple in fall. This is a familiar species that grows naturally in t...
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Common Name: Viburnum, Arrowwood
Synonym: 'Christom' Very compact. Creamy white flowers in May followed by bunches of rich blue berries in late summer. Good as a low hedge or foundation plant. Orange foliage in the fall. This is a familiar species that grows naturally in the eastern USA. An extremely ...
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Common Name: Viburnum, Arrowwood
Syn: 'Synnestvedt' Dense, upright and rounded habit. Creamy white flowers cover the plant in late June, followed by clusters of blue-black berries in fall. Glossy deep green summer foliage turns red-purple in fall. Disease and pest resistant. This is a familiar species...
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Common Name: Viburnum, Arrowwood
Syn: 'Morton' Upright growing and vigorous forming a symmetrical rounded oval. Dark burgundy wine-red fall foliage. White flowers in June followed by blue-black fruit in autumn. This is a familiar species that grows naturally in the eastern USA. An extremely durab...
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Common Name: Viburnum, Linden
Compact and wide growing. Creamy white flowers. Long lasting clusters of dark red fruit from August until mid winter. Multicolored autumn foliage. Moderately VLB resistant.
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Common Name: Viburnum, Linden
Heavy fruiting U.S. National Arboretum selection. Large long lasting red berries in wide flat clusters. Dark green foliage turns red in fall. Moderately VLB resistant. Native to eastern Asia, this species and its cultivars are well suited to southern...
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Common Name: Viburnum, Linden
U.S. National Arboretum selection for heavy fruiting and colorful deep red autumn foliage. Moderately VLB resistant. Native to eastern Asia, this species and its cultivars are well suited to southern New England conditions. Well used as hedges and sc...
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Common Name: Viburnum, Wayfaringtree
Dense growing with dark green glossy foliage. Flat clusters of white flowers in May. Yellow to red to black fruit in fall. Moderately VLB resistant. A Eurasian native, V. lantana cultivars are well adapted to New England. Stiffly upright stout branch...
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Common Name: Viburnum, Wayfaringtree
Leathery leaves splashed with yellow. White flowers early May. Red-black fruit. A Eurasian native, V. lantana cultivars are well adapted to New England. Stiffly upright stout branches mature to form a rounded plant that tolerates drier conditions tha...
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Common Name: Viburnum, Tree Form Wayfaringtree
Deciduous. Formal presentation, trained high-branched. Creamy white flowers early May. Orange-red fruit in July. Grafted on a standard. Drought tolerant once established. Full sun to part shade. Moderately VLB resistant. A Eurasian native species, V....
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Common Name: Viburnum, Doublefile
Conspicuous large creamy white flower clusters along horizontal branches. Red fruit turns blue-black. Very effective in the spring when viewed from above. VLB resistant.
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Common Name: Viburnum, Doublefile
Slow growing, more upright and less winter hardy than the species. Unusual pink flowers along the branches. VLB resistant. This species is native to the Orient, and since its introduction in the mid 19th century, this has become one of the widest use...
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Common Name: Viburnum, Doublefile
Similar to the species, but flowers appear as rounded balls along the horizontal stems. Creates an unusual effect. VLB resistant. This species is native to the Orient, and since its introduction in the mid 19th century, this has become one of the wid...
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Common Name: Viburnum, Doublefile
Somewhat more spreading than other cultivars. Large white flower clusters in June. Red fruit turns black. Introduced by the U.S. National Arboretum. VLB resistant. This species is native to the Orient, and since its introduction in the mid 19th centu...
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Common Name: Viburnum, Doublefile
USNA introduction more compact and slower growing than its parent 'Shasta'. Flat white flower heads followed by red fruit that mature to black. Dull green leaves turn purplish red in autumn. VLB resistant. This species is native to the Orient, and si...
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Common Name: Viburnum, Doublefile
Continuous bloomer throughout the summer with snow-white flowers. Bright red fruit follows in late summer. This species is native to the Orient and, since its introduction in the mid 19th century, has become one of the most widely used flowering shru...
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Common Name: Viburnum
Robust and fast growing, coarsely branched hybrid of the Leatherleaf Viburnum. Lustrous, long, corrugated, heavy foliage becomes bronze-red in winter, and can be partly retained in winter in protected areas. Small flat clusters of creamy white flower...
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Common Name: Viburnum
Vigorous and upright growing with stout, rigid branches. Large glossy green crinkled leaves emit a strong peppery fragrance when crushed. Heavy flowering with large flat clusters of creamy white flowers, May–June. Pink fruit turns blue-black in Septe...
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Common Name: Cranberrybush, American
New foliage is attractively tinted with red, beautifully accenting the white flowers. Bright red fruit clusters in September persist, often through winter, and are eventually taken by birds. Three-lobed leaves are dark green in summer, striking deep ...
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Common Name: Cranberrybush, American
This species is native to much of the northern parts of North America. Naturally vigorous, upright and spreading, eventually forming a large mound. New growth emerges reddish. Summer leaves are three lobed dark green and clean, and fall color is yell...
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Common Name: Cranberrybush, American
Slower growing and more compact than the species. Foliage emerges reddish matures to green. White flowers in late May. The bright red fruit that follows in September is a favorite with birds. Autumn foliage yellow to red-purple. This species is nativ...
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Common Name: Cranberrybush, American
This species is native to much of the northern parts of North America. Naturally vigorous, upright and spreading, eventually forming a large mound. New growth emerges reddish. Summer leaves are three lobed dark green and clean, and fall color is yell...
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Common Name: Viburnum, Service
Compact and wide growing. Flat clusters of white flowers in May. Lustrous green leaves. Red berries turn black when ripe....
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Common Name: Viburnum, Service
Compact growing, wider than high. Small leathery glossy leaves turn reddish in fall, and can be retained for winter in protected planting locations. Clusters of pink buds open to slightly fragrant creamy white flowers. Red berries turn black when rip...
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Common Name: Viburnum, Bodnant
Narrow, upright. Fragrant showy frost resistant pink flowers in April. VLB resistant....
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Common Name: Viburnum, Burkwood
Waxy bluish white flowers with a spicy fragrance in May. Glossy dark green leaves with brownish gray undersides. VLB resistant....
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Common Name: Viburnum, Burkwood
Fragrant white flowers open from pink buds. Wide growing with shiny dark green leaves. VLB resistant....
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Common Name: Periwinkle or Myrtle
A vigorous, aggressive, evergreen groundcover that roots along the stems as it grows. Blue flowers in May and June, occasionally in the fall. Well suited to sunny or shady areas and does well near the seashore. Slower to establish in, but adaptable t...
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Common Name: Periwinkle or Myrtle, White-flowering
Pure white flowers, May–June. Slightly slower growing than the species. Roots along the stems as it grows. Well suited to sunny or shady areas and does well near the seashore. Slower to establish in, but adaptable to poor, dry soils. Deer resistant. ...
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Common Name: Periwinkle or Myrtle
Larger and glossier leaves than other Vinca. Large blue flowers, May–June and occasionally in autumn. A vigorous, aggressive, evergreen groundcover that roots along the stems as it grows. Well suited to sunny or shady areas and does well near the sea...
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Common Name: Periwinkle or Myrtle
Dark green leaves with clearly defined white margins. Blue-purple flowers, May–June. A vigorous, aggressive, evergreen groundcover that roots along the stems as it grows. Well suited to sunny or shady areas and does well near the seashore. Slower to ...
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Common Name: Strawberry, Siberian Barren
Groundcover. Strawberry-like evergreen leaves with single yellow flowers, May–June. Fast spreading. Tolerates dry shade. Divide in early spring. Spacing: 8–12"....
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Common Name: Weigela
Synonym: 'Courtalor' Compact growing. A French cultivar with heavy-textured red, white and pink azalea-like flowers all at the same time in early June.
This species grows into a rounded mound with coarse branches that can arch to the ground. It flowers on new growth at ...
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Common Name: Weigela
Magenta-pink, almost red flowers May–June. Dark bronze leaves with striking lime green venation. This species grows into a rounded mound with coarse branches that can arch to the ground. It flowers on new growth at the end of May and into June and sp...
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Common Name: Weigela
Synonym: 'Brigela' Vivid red blossoms contrast against kelly-green foliage variegated with lime margins. Foliage turns orange and burgundy in autumn. Upright habit makes this plant good as background. Weigela flowers on new growth at the end of May and into June and sp...
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Common Name: Weigela
Synonym: 'Carlton' Dark red-pink flowers, May-June and sporadically until frost. Foliage opens chartreuse and turns to irridescent silvery yellow through the growing season. W. florida grows into a rounded mound with branches that can arch to the ground. It ... [ More Information ]
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Common Name: Weigela
Compact spreading mound. Deep green red flushed coppery foliage all summer. Red buds, dark pink flowers in May–June. This species grows into a rounded mound with coarse branches that can arch to the ground. It flowers on new growth at the end of May ...
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Common Name: Weigela
Synonym: 'Elvera' Rosy pink flowers May–June. Burgundy-purple foliage. Dwarf variety of Wine and Roses®. This species grows into a rounded mound with coarse branches that can arch to the ground. It flowers on new growth at the end of May and into June and sporadically...
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Common Name: Weigela
Very compact and slow growing, forming a mound wider than high. Purple-red flowers with a yellow throat in June. Green leaves with a reddish cast. This species grows into a rounded mound with coarse branches that can arch to the ground. It flowers on...
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Common Name: Weigela
Synonym: 'Verweig' Purplish pink flowers May. Variegated leaves have white margins, new foliage suffused with shades of pink. Dwarf, wider than tall. This species grows into a rounded mound with coarse branches that can arch to the ground. It flowers on new growth at t...
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Common Name: Weigela
Shell-pink blossoms spring, and again reliably in late summer. This species grows into a rounded mound with coarse branches that can arch to the ground. It flowers on new growth at the end of May and into June and sporadically into the fall. Foliage ...
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Common Name: Weigela
Arching branches. Dark red flowers hold their color for the entire bloom period in May–June. This species grows into a rounded mound with coarse branches that can arch to the ground. It flowers on new growth at the end of May and into June and sporad...
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Common Name: Weigela
Rosy-pink flowers May–June. Dark reddish burgundy foliage. Semidwarf, compact. This species grows into a rounded mound with coarse branches that can arch to the ground. It flowers on new growth at the end of May and into June and sporadically into th...
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Common Name: Weigela
Compact and low growing with upright shoots. Dark rose-red flowers with yellow throats. Dark green foliage. This species grows into a rounded mound with coarse branches that can arch to the ground. It flowers on new growth at the end of May and into ...
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Common Name: Weigela, Variegated Dwarf
Pink flowers May. Variegated leaves edged pale yellow to creamy white. This species grows into a rounded mound with coarse branches that can arch to the ground. It flowers on new growth at the end of May and into June and sporadically into the fall. ...
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Common Name: Weigela
Syn: 'Alexandra' Dark burgundy-purple foliage all summer contrasts effectively with rosy pink flowers in June. Leaf color intensifies to near black in mid summer. This species grows into a rounded mound with coarse branches that can arch to the ground. It flowers on ...
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Common Name: Wisteria, Japanese
Vigorous twining vine in a smaller form. Light violet flowers in clusters, one of the earliest to flower. Prefers deep, moist, well-drained loam although it is pH adaptable. Use nitrogen fertilizers sparingly for this promotes excessive vegetative gr...
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Common Name: Wisteria, Japanese
'Lavender Lace' has large sweetly scented lavender flowers in long racemes in May. New foliage is bronze-green. The branches twine clockwise and it is considered a hybrid between floribunda and sinensis. Prefers deep, moist, well-drained loam althoug...
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Common Name: Wisteria, Japanese
Vigorous twining vine. Very long clusters of purple-blue, slightly fragrant flowers May. Prefers deep, moist, well-drained loam although it is pH adaptable. Use nitrogen fertilizers sparingly for this promotes excessive vegetative growth. Cut vigorou...
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Common Name: Wisteria, Japanese
Vigorous twining vine. Fragrant white and pinkish purple flowers. Prefers deep, moist, well-drained loam although it is pH adaptable. Use nitrogen fertilizers sparingly for this promotes excessive vegetative growth. Cut vigorous growth back to 3 or 4...
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Common Name: Wisteria, Japanese
Synonym: 'Honbeni' Vigorous twining vine. Fragrant pink flowers in long clusters, May. Prefers deep, moist, well-drained loam although it is pH adaptable. Use nitrogen fertilizers sparingly for this promotes excessive vegetative growth. Cut vigorous growth back to 3 or...
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Common Name: Wisteria, Japanese
Syn: 'Honbeni' Vigorous twining vine. Deciduous. Long 18” racemes of rose-pink flowers tipped purple and fading to pale pink when in full foliage, May. Excellent fragrance. Foliage is bronze when new, matures deep green.
Prefers deep, moist, well-drained loam a...
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Common Name: Wisteria, Japanese
White flowers with blue centers in medium long clusters, May. Prefers deep, moist, well-drained loam although it is pH adaptable. Use nitrogen fertilizers sparingly for this promotes excessive vegetative growth. Cut vigorous growth back to 3 or 4 bud...
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Common Name: Wisteria, American
Amethyst Falls has blue-lavender flower clusters for several weeks in June. This species and its cultivars twine counter-clockwise and are native to woodlands and streamsides of the southeast. It grows more slowly than other species and tends to be s...
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Common Name: Wisteria, White American
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Common Name: Wisteria, Kentucky
Aunt Dee has 7 to 12" long clusters of light purple flowers in May. Slightly fragrant. Sometimes listed as a sinensis cultivar, this is probably a floribunda x sinensis hybrid. Prefers deep, moist, well-drained loam although it is ... [ More Information ]
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Common Name: Wisteria, Kentucky
Twines counter-clockwise. Fragrant white flowers in June. More restrained than Japanese or Chinese Wisteria. Native....
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Common Name: Wisteria, Chinese
Vigorous vine. Twines in a counter-clockwise direction, generally with shorter flowering racemes than floribunda cultivars, blooming before or with the emerging leaves. New growth is coppery green. Suitable for the seashore. Deer resistant. Blooms wi...
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Common Name: Wisteria, Chinese
Vigorous twining vine. Fragrant, double, dark purple flowers with mauve specks in shorter clusters, May. Bronze colored young foliage. The cultivars of this species all twine in a counter-clockwise direction, generally with shorter flowering racemes ...
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Common Name: Wisteria, Tree Form
Trained to a single stem. Formal presentation. Regular pruning is required to maintain shape. Various species and cultivars. Please inquire. Prefers deep, moist, well-drained loam although it is pH adaptable. Use nitrogen fertilizers sparingly for th...
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Common Name: Adam's Needle
Evergreen. Upright sword-like green foliage beneath 3–5 foot flower stalks with bell-shaped creamy white flowers, July–August. Fragrant at night. Prefers a dry, sunny location. Tolerant of poor, dry soils. Well suited to seashore gardens. Deer resist...
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Common Name: Adam's Needle
Dark green, erect 2–3 ft. sword-like evergreen foliage with golden edges. Flower stalks 3–5 ft. tall with bell-shaped creamy white flowers, July–August. Fragrant at night. Prefers a dry, sunny location. Prefers a dry, sunny location. Tolerant of poor...
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Common Name: Adam's Needle
Evergreen. Green lance-shaped outward arching foliage with broad, bright golden center. Yellow color stays intense during summer. White bell-shaped flowers on 6 ft. stalks in mid summer. Fragrant at night. Prefers a dry, sunny location. Tolerant of p...
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Common Name: Zelkova
Fast growing and upright with a graceful vase shape similar to American Elm. Bronze-red fall foliage. Tolerates city conditions and air pollution.
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Common Name: Zelkova
Vigorous upright vase shape with straight stem and smooth branches. Grows slower and denser than 'Green Vase'. Dark green foliage turns rusty red in autumn. Pest and disease resistant. Native to Japan, this species was considered as a possible replac...
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