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Diervilla Mountaineer® Lava Flow™ (D. x. ‘Nonwolf’) PPAF

Quick to leaf out in early spring in shades of coppery-purple, Lava Flow’s foliage contrasts perfectly with its yellow trumpet-shaped summer-borne flowers, which arise at the tips of upright oriented greenish-maroon seeds which become increasingly neon-crimson as the season progresses. By fall, they provide perfect contrast to the foliage which has darkened to deeper shades […]

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Diervilla Mountaineer® Sunshine (D. x Nonenih) PPAF

Very bright yellow is how one would describe this foliage of this lovely little Diervilla. And, it’s a clear yellow, which makes it a great pair for other plants with clear coloration- A native hybrid, Sunshine blooms early to mid-summer with yellow trumpets, and can be used to brighten shady areas and create highlights in […]

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Diervilla Mountaineer® Wasabi (D. x Nonibas) PPAF

Mountaineer® Wasabi had proven to be strong, hardy, well-behaved and colorful. The original plant has never been sheared and it remains tightly branched and attractive. Wasabi features chartreuse-green foliage from spring to late summer, then becomes infused with orange and red during fall. It blooms early to midsummer with yellow trumpet-shaped flowers and grows well […]

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Cephalotaxus ‘Prostrata’

Japanese Plum Yew reminds the grower of Taxus spp. in form and appearance, but needs more aggressive pruning to stay dense. They are far more deer resistant and adapted to warmer, more humid climates than Taxus, however. ‘Prostrata’ is a low growing spreading male form, useful as a woody groundcover.

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Cephalotaxus ‘Duke Gardens’

Japanese Plum Yew reminds the grower of Taxus spp. in form and appearance, but needs more aggressive pruning to stay dense. They are far more deer resistant and adapted to warmer, more humid climates than Taxus, however. ‘Duke Gardens’ was discovered at its namesake in 1958 as a sport off of the much more upright […]

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Tolerant of the toughest conditions, ‘Gro-low’ fills in the most difficult places in the landscape.

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This Bush Honeysuckle has amber foliage in the spring darkening to burgundy brown by mid summer. Part of the Mountaineer® series from Hortech, this nativar was selected in West Michigan.

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Soft chartreuse new growth, this tight cultivar can be used as a specimen or hedge.

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‘Steeds’ is a pyramidal upright Japanese Holly with dense, glossy foliage. Excellent evergreen choice for either a hedge or specimen in the landscape. Responds well to pruning and shaping.

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