Photinia ‘Scarlet Bliss’ is a striking ornamental shrub valued for its brilliant red new growth in spring, which matures to a rich dark green by mid to late summer. Above the foliage, creamy white flower clusters appear, followed by berries that form in mid-summer and ripen to a vivid red, often persisting through winter. Originally […]
Read More...Deciduous to semi-evergreen, slow-growing, compact shrub. Leathery, glossy, dark green leaves; highly tolerant to bacterial leaf spot. Abundant, pure white, 3-4 inch snowball inflorescences of tubular white flowers in early May.
Read More...Classic gold with red tips and pink flowers.
Read More...Strong growth and consistent 6 to 8 in white panicle flowers. Attractive exfoliating bark makes this a year round beauty.
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Horizontal bush form of Juniper has deeper blue foliage and fruit than ‘Grey Owl.’
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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.
Read More...Selected by Michael Dirr, this selection has very large, 10-14″ blooms (10-14″) and leaves. In the fall, blossoms blush to pink and foliage turns burgundy.
Read More...‘Queen of Hearts’ was selected for its large, upright inflorescences and heavy flowering. It flowers approximately 7 to 10 days later than standard oakleaf hydrangea cultivars, and inflorescences remain attractive after those of other cultivars have faded. Flowers open white and then slowly age to a deep pink color. Queen of Hearts was developed from […]
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