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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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