A popular dwarf burning bush that stays in a neat round ball about 3 feet in diameter. It’s foliage is a nice medium to dark green in the growing season then turns a fiery red in the fall. All of our plants have been propagated from one stock plant obtained years ago from Jack Odom, […]
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Berberis thunbergii ‘Admiration’ has bright orange-red foliage with yellow margins. The color continues throughout the summer season. To date, no flowers have been observed. Winner of the Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) Award of Garden Merit, this vibrant Berberis is a real eye-catcher suitable for the landscape or as a container plant.
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A petite mound of velvety dark purple leaves if grown in full sun. Small yellow flowers in the spring stand out against the intense purple background. It hasn’t produced more than a few seeds in twenty years in our garden. Selected at Wavecrest Nursery in western Michigan.
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Orange Rocket’ is part of the “Rocket” series of Berberis distinguished by their tight, upright, columnar habit. This award-winning selection is a compact, upright deciduous shrub with small red leaves that turn a ruby red in autumn. Foliage hues intensify in fall, making ‘Orange Rocket’ light up the landscape in mass plantings, as a specimen […]
Read More...We chose to grow this selection of Crimson Pygmy over twenty-five years ago; originally selected at Moretti Nursery in Ohio decades before that. It is a very uniform cultivar that has a dense, compact habit. New growth is bright crimson-red fading to a dark burgundy-maroon. It is brighter red than Concorde.
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Native to isolated pockets in the mountains of West Virginia and Virginia, Canaan fir is named for the Canaan Valley near Elkins, West Virginia. It is an attractive medium sized tree that has many similarities to both the Fraser and balsam fir in growth and appearance. It tolerates wet conditions and spring frosts better than […]
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