Strong growth and consistent 6 to 8 in white panicle flowers. Attractive exfoliating bark makes this a year round beauty.
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Hybridized in Denmark by Anton Thomsen, this Arborvitae is more compact than it’s beloved cousin ‘Green Giant.’ Growing well in both Denmark and Chicagoland, ‘Fourth of July’ has shown superior hardiness than many other compact versions of ‘Green Giant.’ Thomsen planted an allee of the hybrid at the entrance of the Rebild National Park in […]
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When you first see NORDIC® Spire, you would think it was a selection of Cupressus nootkatensis. NORDIC® Spire is a wide upright with hanging foliage offers the same visual as the cypress while being tolerant of a wider variety of landscape sites. Developed in Denmark. Prone to winter discoloration.
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Soft chartreuse new growth, this tight cultivar can be used as a specimen or hedge.
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Very slow growing, Turkish Fir tolerates heat and wet soil better than other firs. Glossy, Dark Green foliage makes this a stunning addition.
Read More...”Conoy’ is a selection from the cross of V. utile with V. x burkwoodii ‘Park Farm Hybrid’ made in 1968 by Dr. Donald Egolf at the U.S. National Arboretum. ‘Conoy’ is distinguished from other Burkwood viburnum cultivars by its compact growth habit, fine-textured, evergreen foliage (in zone 7 and greater), and persistent, abundant, glossy red […]
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In early summer, ‘Ruby Slippers’ is covered with 9 inch long inflorescences that are held upright above the foliage. Flowers open white, but quickly turn pale pink and then deepen to rose. Burgundy fall color.
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V. pragense has very handsome glossy, dark green foliage. The creamy-white flowers have a hint of fragrance and once pollinated produce clusters of red berries that turn glossy black. This selection tends to be more cold hardy than other pragense clones.
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