‘Munchkin’ is one of the first two hydrangea cultivars developed from the U.S. National Arboretum’s shrub breeding program in McMinnville, Tenn. Its compact form and dense plant habit make it ideally suited for use in small residential landscapes. In early summer, ‘Munchkin’ produces abundant, 6.5 inch long inflorescences that are held upright above the foliage. […]
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During the fall and winter months, when most shrubs and trees are at rest, Magical® Amaranth will add color to your outdoor space and attract wildlife. Everything about this winterberry holly is exceptional! Extra-large, dark red berries compete for space from the ground up on every stem, in an extraordinary floral display. An upright variety, […]
Read More...Creamy white blooms mature to showy blue berries. A Favorite for pollinators!
Read More...Off patent, this remains the standard for fastigiate fine texture in the landscape. While the species is considered invasive in some states, ‘Ron Williams’ reportedly has low germination rates and has received some exemptions.
Read More...Slow growing variegated selection. The variegation is mottled green and yellow throughout the leaf for a striking appearance.
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A selection from Johnson’s Nursery in Wisconsin, Freedom™ is a stand-out compact selection of Witherod. In late June, creamy-white clusters of flowers explode from the dark green foliage for the world to see. When a pollinator is present, green drupes of berries are set and turn pink, blue, and black as they mature against the […]
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Tight, low mound of sage green juvenile foliage which turns plum colored in winter.
Read More...‘Minor Black’ is a tight selection with dark ebony foliage and abundant fuchsia blossoms. With its short, mounded form, ‘Minor Black’ makes a stunning, high contrast choice for borders or specimen planting.
Read More...The famous ‘Green Giant’ sprouted a baby! Instead of a 30-40’ tall specimen, Junior Giant will mature at 15-20’, making it a much better fit for sites where space is limited. Junior Giant may not be suitable for harsh winter climates. As with some other arborvitaes, we suggest spring to early summer planting so the […]
Read More...Bright pink to red flowers on dark green upright foliage. Much more stable foliage than Anthony Waterer.
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