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The first re-blooming ninebark to make its way into your landscape! Soft pink flowers bloom in spring and repeat mid-summer followed by warm, reddish-orange new growth. Exceptional branching coupled with the colorful new growth allows for plants to fill in and form mounding silhouettes, minimizing pruning and contributing to the various shades of Sweet Cherry […]

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Probably the narrowest upright juniper. Very adaptable and fast growing.

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This fast growing cultivar was selected by Michael Yanny in Wisconsin. Eye catching blue-green star-like foliage set this selection apart. 5 year old plant is 6-7′. Star Power™ requires little shearing to form a pleasing broad pyramid and grows equally well in both field and container production.

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This fast growing cultivar was selected by Michael Yanny in Wisconsin. Eye catching blue-green star-like foliage set this selection apart. 5 year old plant is 6-7′. Star Power™ requires little shearing to form a pleasing broad pyramid and grows equally well in both field and container production.

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Attractive silver blue fine textured foliage adorns this upright. Foliage turns plum colored in winter. Requires well drained soil.

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Very hardy and tough evergreen ground cover with feathery foliage, plum-colored Autumn foliage.

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This stunning sport of ‘Monlo’ features red foliage and charming pink flowers. The bright spring foliage mellows to a warm red hue which last to autumn when the leaves on this deciduous shrub fall. Unlike other in its species, Physocarpus opulifolius ‘Tuilad’ has a compact habit making it ideal for the smaller garden. It can […]

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AKA ‘Wiltoni’. Low growing dense ground cover with silver blue foliage turning plum colored in winter. Female with silver fruits.

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This is one of the best fruiting winterberries, bearing large, bright red, long lasting berries. Requires late blooming male pollinator such as ‘Southern Gentleman’.

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