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1. Syringa Dark Purple Bloomerang NewPPAF. cv. 'SMSJBP7.' The newest Bloomerang offers darker blooms on rounder, fuller clusters and a larger shrub size. Like its predecessor, it flowers heavily from spring til frost, wowing you with dark purple buds that open to brilliant lavender flowers, heavily fragrant. Unappetizing to deer and so easy to grow in northern and temperate climates, it's the perfect harbinger of spring! 1-Quart Container.Z 4-7 | spring/frost | sun | H: 5-6', W: 4-5'

36041 - $24.95 ea | 2 for $22.95 ea | 3 for $21.95 ea | 6 for $19.95 ea

2. Lycium barbarum, Goji Berry 'Sweet Lifeberry' NewUltra-nutritious and so easy to grow, this vining shrub offers lavender trumpet-shaped blooms followed by shiny bright red berries over a long, long season. You need plant only one of this dense, spiny plants to get a heavy crop of berries. Delicious fresh or dried, it has been a staple of the Chinese diet for centuries, and is renowned for its antioxidants, amino acids, and beta carotene. 1-Quart Container.Z 5-9 | early summer/midsummer | sun/part shade | H: 8-10'

36036 - $22.95 ea | 3 for $19.95 ea | 6 for $18.95 ea

Table of ContentsFeatured Selections ....................2-6Trees ........................................... 7-13Shrubs ...................................... 14-35Roses ....................................... 36-41Vines and Climbers ................ 42-49Edibles ..................................... 50-51Sun Perennials ........................ 52-87Shade Perennials ................. 88-101Order Form ............................ 99-100

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1. Agastache 'Rosie Posie' New & ExclusivePPAF. It's a beautiful new day for fragrant, super long-bloom-ing, easy-to-grow Anise Hyssop! This refined selection offers a compact, dense, spherical habit simply bursting with vivid pinkish-violet blooms studded with dark purple calyces. Held at the very tip of the foliage, the flowers stand out brilliantly over their long summer-to-fall season. Mint-scented foliage, superb adaptability, and attractiveness to butterflies, hum-mers, and bees all combine to make this an absolute must-have plant in the border! 1-Quart Container.Z 4-9 | early summer/early fall | sun | H: 22", W: 32"

31605 - $14.95 ea | 3 for $12.95 ea | 6 for $10.95 ea

2. Abelia Sunny Anniversary NewPPAF. cv. 'Minduo1.' The award-winning AnniversaryTMseries continues with this extraordinary rebloomer of richest yellow splashed with orange and pink. Fragrant, unappetizing to deer, and hardy to -10 degrees F, this deciduous shrub is ideal for the border and foundation. Glossy bright green foliage complements the nonstop blooms, which appeal to butterflies and hummingbirds. Highly recommended! 1-Quart Container.Z 6-8 | midsummer/early fall | sun/part shade | H: 3-4', W: 3-4'

36038 - $19.95 ea | 3 for $16.95 ea | 6 for $15.95 ea

3. Hydrangea Edgy Hearts NewPP22,368. cv. 'HORheart.' Every dark pink or rich blue petal of this exciting new German Hydrangea is edged in soft white, creating a magnificent bicolor effect on very compact, floriferous shrubs. Perfect for containers as well as the garden, it offers triangular petals that create a slightly spiked look that lasts all summer. Excellent for cutting as fresh or dried bouquets. 4-Inch Pot.Z 5-9 | summer | sun/part shade | H: 3-5', W: 3-5'

47935 - $17.95 ea | 3 for $16.95 ea | 6 for $15.95 ea

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1. Syringa Dark Purple Bloomerang NewPPAF. cv. 'SMSJBP7.' The newest Bloomerang offers darker blooms on rounder, fuller clusters and a larger shrub size. Like its predecessor, it flowers heavily from spring til frost, wowing you with dark purple buds that open to brilliant lavender flowers, heavily fragrant. Unappetizing to deer and so easy to grow in northern and temperate climates, it's the perfect harbinger of spring! 1-Quart Container.Z 4-7 | spring/frost | sun | H: 5-6', W: 4-5'


2. Lycium barbarum, Goji Berry 'Sweet Lifeberry' NewUltra-nutritious and so easy to grow, this vining shrub offers lavender trumpet-shaped blooms followed by shiny bright red berries over a long, long season. You need plant only one of this dense, spiny plants to get a heavy crop of berries. Delicious fresh or dried, it has been a staple of the Chinese diet for centuries, and is renowned for its antioxidants, amino acids, and beta carotene. 1-Quart Container.Z 5-9 | early summer/midsummer | sun/part shade | H: 8-10'

36036 - $22.95 ea | 3 for $19.95 ea | 6 for $18.95 ea

3. Polygonatum odoratum 'Variegatum' NewThe showiest Variegated Solomons Seal, this Asian native sports clean, bright white edging on every leaf. Its naturally cascading habit creates a tiered look enhanced by symmetrical, horizontally held foliage. Dazzling white bell-shaped blooms appear on arching stems for 3 weeks. A fine companion to ferns, it fares best in moist, enriched garden soil. 31/2 Inch Pot.Z 4-8 | late spring | part/full shade | H: 24-30", W: 18-20"

36028 - $9.95 ea | 3 for $8.95 ea | 6 for $7.95 ea

4 Hydrangea Paraplu New & Mail Order ExclusivePPAF. cv. 'SMHMP1.' Ranging from bright pink in alkaline soils to rich purple in acidic, the double florets on this stunning new mophead dangle like thousands of small um-brellas! Very heat-tolerant, this ultra-compact shrub wows in containers as well as the border, and makes a splendid cutflower. It blooms on old wood, so if pruning is needed, cut it back right after the flowers pass. 4-Inch Pot.Z 5-9 | all summer | sun/part shade | H: 21/2 - 3', W: 21/2 - 3'

33729 - $17.95 ea | 3 for $15.95 ea | 6 for $14.95 ea

5. Nepeta 'Purrsian Blue' New & ExclusivePPAF. Wonderfully floriferous, this perfect round, densely branched new Catmint beauti-fully solves the "flop" problem of older varieties! All summer long, its tiny mint-scented leaves are topped by periwinkle-blue blooms studded with a violet calyx. Left alone by nibbling creatures and treasured by hummingbirds and butterflies, it's the ideal addition to border, patio container, and herb garden! 1-Quart Container.Z 3-8 | all summer | sun | H: 16-18", W: 24-28"

31608 - $14.95 ea | 3 for $12.95 ea | 6 for $10.95 ea

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1. Syringa Dark Purple Bloomerang

2. Lycium barbarum, Goji Berry'Sweet Lifeberry' 3. Polygonatum Odoratum 'Variegatum'

4. Hydrangea Paraplu 5. Nepeta 'Purrsian Blue'

3. Hydrangea Edgy Hearts

3. Hydrangea Edgy Hearts NewPP22,368. cv. 'HORheart.' Every dark pink or rich blue petal of this exciting new German Hydrangea is edged in soft white, creating a magnificent bicolor effect on very compact, floriferous shrubs. Perfect for containers as well as the garden, it offers triangular petals that create a slightly spiked look that lasts all summer. Excellent for cutting as fresh or dried bouquets. 4-Inch Pot.Z 5-9 | summer | sun/part shade | H: 3-5', W: 3-5'

47935 - $17.95 ea | 3 for $16.95 ea | 6 for $15.95 ea

Our 2013 selection of plants is truly special; exciting new bloom colors, exceptional forms, improved hardiness, greater disease resistance, just to name a few. We will only present plants that we are personally impressed with and considered exceptional by other horticultural experts.

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1. Spiraea Double Play Big Bang NewPPAF. cv. 'Tracy.' The combination of bright orange spring foliage and the largest pink blooms we have ever seen makes this Spiraea a must-have. By summer, the orange has turned bold shades of yellow and gold, and the blooms are attracting butterflies and hummers by the dozen. Deadhead them promptly and this deer resistant shrub will repeat all season! 1-Quart Container.Z 4-9 | all summer | sun | H: 2-3', W: 2-3'

36043 - $19.95 ea | 3 for $16.95 ea | 6 for $15.95 ea

2. llex verticillata Berry Poppins Winterberry Holly NewPPAF. cv. 'FarrowBP.' Covered in berries all autumn long, this deciduous female Winterberry Holly is one of the best for cutting. Its compact size and dense branching make it a natural choice for containers as well as low hedges, and its native resistance to pests and diseases make it easy to grow. Content even in wet soils, it sports tiny white blooms in summer. 4-Inch Pot.Z 3-9 | fruits in fall | sun/part shade | H: 3-4', W: 3-4'

36046 - $19.95 ea | 3 for $16.95 ea | 6 for $15.95 ea

3. Thuja Fire Chief NewPP#19,009. cv. 'CONgabe.' So ornamental even in the heart of winter, this compact, multi-stemmed Thuja sets new spring foliage of bright red, which greens out except for the brilliant orange-flame tips. These remain colorful year-round on bushy, rounded shrubs that branch right down to the ground. Resistant to scorching and winter burn, impervious to most diseases, this selection of the American native is widely adaptable to any moist, well-drained soil. Light shade is acceptable, but the best red color is in full sun. Irresistible! 4-Inch Pot.Z 3-7 | sun/light shade | H: 3-5', W: 3-4'

36042 - $17.95 ea | 3 for $15.95 ea | 6 for $14.95 ea

4. Hosta 'Cool as a Cucumber' New & Mail Order ExclusiveLong, tapered, glossy leaves of dark green sport a jagged white center on this exciting new shade lover. The plant is upright and tight when young, gradually acquiring an elegantly arching habit with maturity. Pale lavender blooms on ghostly white scapes add another level of interest to the display. Distinctively different! 1-Quart Container.Z 3-9 | early summer | part/full shade | H: 28", W: 48"

31609 - $19.95 ea | 3 for $16.95 ea | 6 for $15.95 ea

5. Rosa Oso Easy Mango Salsa NewPP#22,190. cv. 'ChewperAdventure.' As radiant as a tropical sunset, this super-easy shrub rose never needs deadheading to keep continuously producing its magnificent 20-petaled blooms. Superior disease resistance keeps it looking as lush and healthy in October as it did in May! Cannot ship to NJ. 1-Quart Container.Z 4-9 | midsummer/late fall | sun | H-2-3', W-2-3'

36044 - $19.95 ea | 3 for $16.95 ea | 6 for $15.95 ea

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1. Calycanthus 'Aphrodite' NewWhat a joy this deciduous shrub is, supremely fragrant in flower, foliage, and even bark! The giant 4-inch blooms of deepest red reappear for 4 months all over this vigorous, multi-stemmed shrub, attracting butterflies by the dozen. Their scent may remind you of strawberries and their appearance of Magnolia. Large, glossy green leaves offer dense cover for hedges and privacy screens, while the native vigor and disease resistance make growing this Sweetshrub a snap! Deer leave it alone, and it tolerates any soil type, though best flowering is in loamy mixes. A fragrance-lover's dream come true! 1-Quart Container.Z 5-9 | early summer/early fall | sun/part shade | H: 7', W: 5-6'


2. Hibiscus Blue Chi on NewPP#20,574. cv. 'Notwood3.' Big 3- to 4-inch blooms radiate cool blue tones in the sunny garden on this vigorous, well-branched, super long-flowering shrub! Tolerant of heat, hu-midity, and even drought (though it prefers moist soil), this fast grower is besieged by but-terflies and left alone by deer the ideal combination! 1-Quart Container.Z 5-8 | early summer/early fall | sun | H: 8-12', W: 4-6'

36049 - $22.95 ea | 3 for $19.95 ea | 6 for $18.95 ea

1. Calycanthus 'Aphrodite'

3. Junebearing Strawberry Sampler4. Hosta 'Cool as a Cucumber' 5. Oso Easy Mango Salsa Rose

1. Spiraea Double Play Big Bang 2. Ilex verticillata Berry PoppinsWinterberry Holly 3. Thuja Fire Chief

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3. Junebearing Strawberry Sampler Collection NewThree of the finest June-bearers ever grown! Allstar is a USDA introduction replacing the old favorite Guardian, with big, richly flavored berries on compact plants. Honeoye is a widely-adapted variety offering luscious, firm, extra-large fruits under just about any growing conditions. And Sequioa bears all summer long in mild climates, the extra-large berries firm and flavorful on plants that resist powdery mildew. In this collection you get 25 plants each of 3 varieties: Allstar, Honeoye, and Sequioa, a total of 75 plants. Bareroot.Z 4-8 | early summer | sun | H: 8-10", W: 24"


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3. Thuja Fire Chief NewPP#19,009. cv. 'CONgabe.' So ornamental even in the heart of winter, this compact, multi-stemmed Thuja sets new spring foliage of bright red, which greens out except for the brilliant orange-flame tips. These remain colorful year-round on bushy, rounded shrubs that branch right down to the ground. Resistant to scorching and winter burn, impervious to most diseases, this selection of the American native is widely adaptable to any moist, well-drained soil. Light shade is acceptable, but the best red color is in full sun. Irresistible! 4-Inch Pot.Z 3-7 | sun/light shade | H: 3-5', W: 3-4'

36042 - $17.95 ea | 3 for $15.95 ea | 6 for $14.95 ea

4. Hosta 'Cool as a Cucumber' New & Mail Order ExclusiveLong, tapered, glossy leaves of dark green sport a jagged white center on this exciting new shade lover. The plant is upright and tight when young, gradually acquiring an elegantly arching habit with maturity. Pale lavender blooms on ghostly white scapes add another level of interest to the display. Distinctively different! 1-Quart Container.Z 3-9 | early summer | part/full shade | H: 28", W: 48"

31609 - $19.95 ea | 3 for $16.95 ea | 6 for $15.95 ea

5. Rosa Oso Easy Mango Salsa NewPP#22,190. cv. 'ChewperAdventure.' As radiant as a tropical sunset, this super-easy shrub rose never needs deadheading to keep continuously producing its magnificent 20-petaled blooms. Superior disease resistance keeps it looking as lush and healthy in October as it did in May! Cannot ship to NJ. 1-Quart Container.Z 4-9 | midsummer/late fall | sun | H-2-3', W-2-3'

36044 - $19.95 ea | 3 for $16.95 ea | 6 for $15.95 ea

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1. Calycanthus 'Aphrodite' NewWhat a joy this deciduous shrub is, supremely fragrant in flower, foliage, and even bark! The giant 4-inch blooms of deepest red reappear for 4 months all over this vigorous, multi-stemmed shrub, attracting butterflies by the dozen. Their scent may remind you of strawberries and their appearance of Magnolia. Large, glossy green leaves offer dense cover for hedges and privacy screens, while the native vigor and disease resistance make growing this Sweetshrub a snap! Deer leave it alone, and it tolerates any soil type, though best flowering is in loamy mixes. A fragrance-lover's dream come true! 1-Quart Container.Z 5-9 | early summer/early fall | sun/part shade | H: 7', W: 5-6'


2. Hibiscus Blue Chi on NewPP#20,574. cv. 'Notwood3.' Big 3- to 4-inch blooms radiate cool blue tones in the sunny garden on this vigorous, well-branched, super long-flowering shrub! Tolerant of heat, hu-midity, and even drought (though it prefers moist soil), this fast grower is besieged by but-terflies and left alone by deer the ideal combination! 1-Quart Container.Z 5-8 | early summer/early fall | sun | H: 8-12', W: 4-6'

36049 - $22.95 ea | 3 for $19.95 ea | 6 for $18.95 ea

4. Everbearing Strawberry Sampler Collection NewDeveloped by Washington State University, Quinault is a heavy-bearing, large berry with the best disease resistance of any everbearer. Ft. Laramie is a marvelously fragrant variety with huge crops on plants that can be trained to climb a trellis. And Eversweet was bred especially for hot, humid climates where others struggle, setting large, very tasty berries. In this collection you get 25 plants each of 3 varieties: Quinault, Ft. Laramie, and Eversweet, a total of 75 plants. Bareroot.Z 4-8 | early summer and early fall |sun | H: 8-10", W: 24"


5. Lonicera 'Scentsation' NewPP#16,240. Everything about this British introduction is superior, from the quality of the blooms to their sheer numbers. Repeating steadily over 3 seasons, this Honeysuckle is a paradise of fragrant beauty. Bees and butterflies adore it, and the entire garden benefits from its rich perfume. Ideal for trellises and fences, it climbs by twining, blanketing everything it touches. Showstopping!1-Quart Container.Z 4-9 | mid-spring/early fall | sun | H: 10', W: 5'

36052 - $22.95 ea | 3 for $19.95 ea | 6 for $18.95 ea

1. Calycanthus 'Aphrodite' 2. Hibiscus Blue Chiffon

3. Junebearing Strawberry Sampler 4. Everbearing Strawberry Sampler 5. Lonicera 'Scentsation'5. Oso Easy Mango Salsa Rose

3. Thuja Fire Chief

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3. Junebearing Strawberry Sampler Collection NewThree of the finest June-bearers ever grown! Allstar is a USDA introduction replacing the old favorite Guardian, with big, richly flavored berries on compact plants. Honeoye is a widely-adapted variety offering luscious, firm, extra-large fruits under just about any growing conditions. And Sequioa bears all summer long in mild climates, the extra-large berries firm and flavorful on plants that resist powdery mildew. In this collection you get 25 plants each of 3 varieties: Allstar, Honeoye, and Sequioa, a total of 75 plants. Bareroot.Z 4-8 | early summer | sun | H: 8-10", W: 24"



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1. Acer palmatum 'Fairy Hair' Very popular but difficult to find, this dwarf Japanese Maple is a super slow-growing delight. The foli-age is extremely long, narrow, and slender. Green in spring and summer, it blazes orange in autumn. Perfect for containers and small-space plantings, this tree grows at a rate of less than 1 inch per year. Introduced as part of Buchholz Nursery's Flora Wonder Collection, it is certain to become the talking-point of your garden. 1-Gallon Container.Z 5-8 | sun/part shade | H: 2', W: 1'


2. Cercis chinensis 'Don Egolf' The first redbud cultivar to be released by the U.S. National Arboretum, this slow-growing, compact shrub covers itself with rosy mauve blooms and bears no fruit. It shows a high resistance to disease, is easily propagated, and tolerates many different soils, including those in dry or hot areas. Add to these traits its thick, heart-shaped foliage, and you have a welcome addition to mixed borders or a standout specimen. 4-Inch Pot.Z 6-9 | early spring | sun/part shade | H: 8-10', W: 8-10'

32048 - $19.95 ea | 3 for $16.95 ea | 6 for $15.95 ea

3. Acer palmatum 'Mikawa Yatsubusa' The collector's choice, this stunning dwarf sets its deeply divided, elongated foliage in overlapping tufts, creating a fascinating look. The spring leaves are yellow-green with red tips, darkening to bright green for summer before erupting in neon-intense shades of orange-red for autumn. The branches are beautifully layered, creating the perfect bonsai form. Absolutely outstanding in containers or the garden. 1-Gallon Container.Z 5-8 | sun/part shade | H: 5', W: 5'


4. Acer palmatum 'Ryusen' PP#18,501. Boasting a magnificent weeping habit with strong, pendulous branches bearing palmately divided leaves of bright green, 'Ryusen' introduces a whole new look. Train it to desired height until it forms a sturdy trunk, espalier it, send it weeping over a wall, or let it decorate an arbor or arch. The foliage turns brilliant golden-orange and red in autumn. More heat- and sun-tolerant than many A. palmatum cultivars, 'Ryusen' leafs out late in spring, avoiding late frosts. 1-Gallon Container.Z 5-8 | sun/part shade | H: 20', W: 6-8'


New & Mail Order Exclusives! Rhododendron Southgate SeriesBred Specially for Hot, Humid Climates! At last, a Rhodie tough enough for the long, hot summers of the deep South! This exciting new series from the Southern Living Plant Collection includes R. hyp-erythrum in its parentage, creating exceptional heat and humidity tolerance combined with beautiful ruffled blooms and glossy, recurved dark green leaves up to 6 inches long. Evergreen and nicely mounded, these shrubs also thrive farther north and west. Highly recommended.Z 6-9 | late spring | part shade | various sizes (see below)

1. Rhododendron 'Brandi' New & Mail Order ExclusivePale pink buds open to large, ruffled pink blooms on dense shrubs 3 to 4 feet high and wide. Descended from R. 'Scintillation.' 1-Quart Container. 32784 - $19.95 ea | 3 for $16.95 ea | 6 for $15.95 ea

2. Rhododendron 'Radiance' New & Mail Order ExclusiveDark lavender buds open to pastel purple blooms on well-shaped, fairly dense shrubs 4 to 5 feet high and wide. Descended from R. 'Royal Purple.' 1-Quart Container.32790 - $19.95 ea | 3 for $16.95 ea | 6 for $15.95 ea

3. Rhododendron 'Grace' New & Mail Order ExclusiveDeep pink buds open to appleblossom-white blooms on large shrubs 4 to 6 feet high and wide. Descended from R. 'English Roseum.' 1-Quart Container.32797 - $19.95 ea | 3 for $16.95 ea | 6 for $15.95 ea

4. Rhododendron 'Divine' New & Mail Order ExclusiveLight pink buds open to white blooms flecked with pale purple on shrubs 4 to 5 feet high and wide. Descended from R. 'County of York.' 1-Quart Container.32788 - $19.95 ea | 3 for $16.95 ea | 6 for $15.95 ea

5. Rhododendron 'Breezy' New & Mail Order ExclusivePale pink buds open to light pink flowers with a maroon-freckled blotch. Shrub is 4 to 5 feet high and wide. Descended from R. 'Janet Blair.' 1-Quart Container. 32794 - $19.95 ea | 3 for $16.95 ea | 6 for $15.95 ea

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1. Rhododendron 'Brandi'

2. Rhododendron 'Radiance' 3. Rhododendron 'Grace'

4. Rhododendron 'Divine' 5. Rhododendron 'Breezy'

1. Acer palmatum 'Fairy Hair'

3. Acer palmatum 'Mikawa Yatsubusa'

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1. Acer palmatum 'Fairy Hair' Very popular but difficult to find, this dwarf Japanese Maple is a super slow-growing delight. The foli-age is extremely long, narrow, and slender. Green in spring and summer, it blazes orange in autumn. Perfect for containers and small-space plantings, this tree grows at a rate of less than 1 inch per year. Introduced as part of Buchholz Nursery's Flora Wonder Collection, it is certain to become the talking-point of your garden. 1-Gallon Container.Z 5-8 | sun/part shade | H: 2', W: 1'


2. Cercis chinensis 'Don Egolf' The first redbud cultivar to be released by the U.S. National Arboretum, this slow-growing, compact shrub covers itself with rosy mauve blooms and bears no fruit. It shows a high resistance to disease, is easily propagated, and tolerates many different soils, including those in dry or hot areas. Add to these traits its thick, heart-shaped foliage, and you have a welcome addition to mixed borders or a standout specimen. 4-Inch Pot.Z 6-9 | early spring | sun/part shade | H: 8-10', W: 8-10'

32048 - $19.95 ea | 3 for $16.95 ea | 6 for $15.95 ea

3. Acer palmatum 'Mikawa Yatsubusa' The collector's choice, this stunning dwarf sets its deeply divided, elongated foliage in overlapping tufts, creating a fascinating look. The spring leaves are yellow-green with red tips, darkening to bright green for summer before erupting in neon-intense shades of orange-red for autumn. The branches are beautifully layered, creating the perfect bonsai form. Absolutely outstanding in containers or the garden. 1-Gallon Container.Z 5-8 | sun/part shade | H: 5', W: 5'


4. Acer palmatum 'Ryusen' PP#18,501. Boasting a magnificent weeping habit with strong, pendulous branches bearing palmately divided leaves of bright green, 'Ryusen' introduces a whole new look. Train it to desired height until it forms a sturdy trunk, espalier it, send it weeping over a wall, or let it decorate an arbor or arch. The foliage turns brilliant golden-orange and red in autumn. More heat- and sun-tolerant than many A. palmatum cultivars, 'Ryusen' leafs out late in spring, avoiding late frosts. 1-Gallon Container.Z 5-8 | sun/part shade | H: 20', W: 6-8'


4. Rhododendron 'Divine' New & Mail Order ExclusiveLight pink buds open to white blooms flecked with pale purple on shrubs 4 to 5 feet high and wide. Descended from R. 'County of York.' 1-Quart Container.32788 - $19.95 ea | 3 for $16.95 ea | 6 for $15.95 ea

5. Rhododendron 'Breezy' New & Mail Order ExclusivePale pink buds open to light pink flowers with a maroon-freckled blotch. Shrub is 4 to 5 feet high and wide. Descended from R. 'Janet Blair.' 1-Quart Container. 32794 - $19.95 ea | 3 for $16.95 ea | 6 for $15.95 ea


2. Cercis chinensis 'Don Egolf'

1. Acer palmatum 'Fairy Hair'

3. Acer palmatum 'Mikawa Yatsubusa'

4. Acer palmatum 'Ryusen'

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1. Cercis canadensis 'The Rising Sun' PPAF. (cv. 'JN2.') A Wayside Mail Order Exclusive! The most brilliantly colored Eastern Redbud yet, this com-pact specimen begins spring with rosy-lavender blooms carried all along the trunk and branches. The foliage follows, unfurling in bright shades of apricot and peach that mature first to yellow, then to speckled lime-green for summer, and finally to rich golden-orange again for autumn. Resistant to burn and tolerant of heat, it grows vigorously in a variety of soils. Introduced by Jackson Nursery of Tennessee. Bareroot.Z 5-9 | early spring | full sun | H: 8-12', W: 8'


2. Cercis canadensis 'Ruby Falls' PPAF. Weeping branches clothed in heart-shaped purple leaves create an instant focal point on this elegant dwarf culti-var! A stellar introduction from North Carolina State University, it is a hybrid of two classics, C. 'Covey' x 'Forest Pansy.' Brilliant lavender-pink blooms open on deep red stems and bracts before the tree leafs out in spring, and when the foli-age does arise, its leaves are maroon before deepening to rich violet before turning green in the summer. A remarkable selection of the native species, 'Ruby Falls' is highly recommended. Bareroot.Z 6-8 | early/late spring | sun/part shade | H: 6-8', W: 4-6'


3. Cercis canadensis 'Appalachian Red' Discovered growing beside a road in Maryland, this intensely colorful Eastern Redbud offers three seasons of beauty. Brilliant fuchsia-red blooms decorate the bare branches in spring, followed by heart-shaped foliage that matures to a matte blue-green before turning yellow in fall. An award winner. Bareroot.Z 4-9 | early/mid spring | sun/part shade | H: 15-25', W: 15-25'


4. Cercis canadensis 'Pink Heartbreaker' PPAF. (Syn. 'Pennsylvania Pride Pink Heartbreaker.') Much more dependably upright and well-branched than C. 'Covey,' this weeping form Redbud from Eaton Farms offers a strong central leader and copious side branch-ing. Lavender-pink blooms yield to new foliage of red, smaller than the species and quickly turning dark green.Ideal for use as a specimen. Bareroot.Z 4-8 | early/late spring | sun/part shade | H: 10-15', W: 8-10'


4. Cornus kousa var. chinensis 'Milky Way'3. Cercis canadensis 'Appalachian Red'

2. Cercis canadensis 'Ruby Falls'

1. Cornus orida var. rubra Cherokee Brave

4. Cercis canadensis'Pink Heartbreaker'

1. Cornus orida var. rubra Cherokee Brave Even before this vigorous tree leafs out in spring, giant deep red blooms starred with a white eye cover its branches. New foliage emerges in bold tones of burgundy-red, turning dark green for summer before burnishing maroon again in autumn. Ornamental bright red fruit beloved by birds follows the flowers. Cannot ship to FL. Bareroot.Z 5-9 | mid/late spring | sun/part shade | H: 15', W: 15-20'


2. Cornus controversa 'Variegata Brave' This unusual Dogwood is prized in its native China and Japan for its horizontally-held branches and variegated leaves edged in creamy white. Creates a very dramatic effect in the landscape, adding cool color and fascinating texture to the garden. Easy to grow in well-drained soil, it is a superb specimen for border focal point, or accent. Cannot ship to FL. 1-Gallon Container.Z 6-8 | late spring | part shade | H: 30-40', W: 30-40'


3. Cornus kousa Heart Throb NewPP# 9283 'Schmred'. Expect the rosy red bracts on this tree to remain colorful for up to 2 months -- twice as long as those of other Dogwoods! They are followed by masses of pinkish-red berries that remain through mid-fall, delighting the birds. Rich scarlet autumn leaves and peeling gray bark in winter complete the multi-season appeal of this slow-growing, award-winning small tree. An excellent choice for coastal locations, too. Bareroot.Z 4-9 | late spring/midsummer | sun/part shade | H: 15-30', W: 30'

34039- $34.95 ea | 2 for $31.95 ea | 3 for $29.95 ea | 6 for $27.95 ea

4. Cornus kousa var. chinensis 'Milky Way' Difficult to find and very highly prized, this Chinese Dogwood is among the most floriferous of its kind. Well-branched and very imposing, it offers slightly weeping branches that cover themselves in creamy-white blooms for many weeks, followed by abun-dant red berries upon which birds feast from late summer through fall. Autumn turns the green leaves orange and red, and the magnificent bare winter silhouette reveals handsomely mottled bicolor bark. Resistant to diseases and pests, it is easy to grow in sun to light shade and rich, well-drained soil. Cannot ship to FL. Bareroot.Z 5-8 | late spring/early summer | full sun | H: 20-30', W: 20-30'


1. Cercis canadensis 'The Rising Sun'

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1. Cercis canadensis 'The Rising Sun' PPAF. (cv. 'JN2.') A Wayside Mail Order Exclusive! The most brilliantly colored Eastern Redbud yet, this com-pact specimen begins spring with rosy-lavender blooms carried all along the trunk and branches. The foliage follows, unfurling in bright shades of apricot and peach that mature first to yellow, then to speckled lime-green for summer, and finally to rich golden-orange again for autumn. Resistant to burn and tolerant of heat, it grows vigorously in a variety of soils. Introduced by Jackson Nursery of Tennessee. Bareroot.Z 5-9 | early spring | full sun | H: 8-12', W: 8'


2. Cercis canadensis 'Ruby Falls' PPAF. Weeping branches clothed in heart-shaped purple leaves create an instant focal point on this elegant dwarf culti-var! A stellar introduction from North Carolina State University, it is a hybrid of two classics, C. 'Covey' x 'Forest Pansy.' Brilliant lavender-pink blooms open on deep red stems and bracts before the tree leafs out in spring, and when the foli-age does arise, its leaves are maroon before deepening to rich violet before turning green in the summer. A remarkable selection of the native species, 'Ruby Falls' is highly recommended. Bareroot.Z 6-8 | early/late spring | sun/part shade | H: 6-8', W: 4-6'


3. Cercis canadensis 'Appalachian Red' Discovered growing beside a road in Maryland, this intensely colorful Eastern Redbud offers three seasons of beauty. Brilliant fuchsia-red blooms decorate the bare branches in spring, followed by heart-shaped foliage that matures to a matte blue-green before turning yellow in fall. An award winner. Bareroot.Z 4-9 | early/mid spring | sun/part shade | H: 15-25', W: 15-25'


4. Cercis canadensis 'Pink Heartbreaker' PPAF. (Syn. 'Pennsylvania Pride Pink Heartbreaker.') Much more dependably upright and well-branched than C. 'Covey,' this weeping form Redbud from Eaton Farms offers a strong central leader and copious side branch-ing. Lavender-pink blooms yield to new foliage of red, smaller than the species and quickly turning dark green.Ideal for use as a specimen. Bareroot.Z 4-8 | early/late spring | sun/part shade | H: 10-15', W: 8-10'


4. Cornus kousa var. chinensis 'Milky Way'

1. Cornus orida var. rubra Cherokee Brave

4. Cercis canadensis'Pink Heartbreaker'

1. Cornus orida var. rubra Cherokee Brave Even before this vigorous tree leafs out in spring, giant deep red blooms starred with a white eye cover its branches. New foliage emerges in bold tones of burgundy-red, turning dark green for summer before burnishing maroon again in autumn. Ornamental bright red fruit beloved by birds follows the flowers. Cannot ship to FL. Bareroot.Z 5-9 | mid/late spring | sun/part shade | H: 15', W: 15-20'


2. Cornus controversa 'Variegata Brave' This unusual Dogwood is prized in its native China and Japan for its horizontally-held branches and variegated leaves edged in creamy white. Creates a very dramatic effect in the landscape, adding cool color and fascinating texture to the garden. Easy to grow in well-drained soil, it is a superb specimen for border focal point, or accent. Cannot ship to FL. 1-Gallon Container.Z 6-8 | late spring | part shade | H: 30-40', W: 30-40'


3. Cornus kousa Heart Throb NewPP# 9283 'Schmred'. Expect the rosy red bracts on this tree to remain colorful for up to 2 months -- twice as long as those of other Dogwoods! They are followed by masses of pinkish-red berries that remain through mid-fall, delighting the birds. Rich scarlet autumn leaves and peeling gray bark in winter complete the multi-season appeal of this slow-growing, award-winning small tree. An excellent choice for coastal locations, too. Bareroot.Z 4-9 | late spring/midsummer | sun/part shade | H: 15-30', W: 30'

34039- $34.95 ea | 2 for $31.95 ea | 3 for $29.95 ea | 6 for $27.95 ea

4. Cornus kousa var. chinensis 'Milky Way' Difficult to find and very highly prized, this Chinese Dogwood is among the most floriferous of its kind. Well-branched and very imposing, it offers slightly weeping branches that cover themselves in creamy-white blooms for many weeks, followed by abun-dant red berries upon which birds feast from late summer through fall. Autumn turns the green leaves orange and red, and the magnificent bare winter silhouette reveals handsomely mottled bicolor bark. Resistant to diseases and pests, it is easy to grow in sun to light shade and rich, well-drained soil. Cannot ship to FL. Bareroot.Z 5-8 | late spring/early summer | full sun | H: 20-30', W: 20-30'

49015 - $24.95 ea | 2 for $22.95 ea | 3 for $21.95 ea | 6 for $19.95 ea 2. Cornus controversa 'Variegata Brave'

1. Cercis canadensis 'The Rising Sun'

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2. Davidia involucrata 'Sonoma'

4. Fagus sylvatica 'Purpurea Tricolor'

1. Ginkgo biloba 'Mariken'

5. Carpinus betulus 'Monument'

1. Ginkgo biloba 'Mariken' Extremely dwarf and slow-growing, this splendid male Ginkgo is a witches' broom discovered in Holland in 1995. Ideal for bonsai, containers, and small-space gar-dens, its exquisite fan-shaped foliage is in proportion to its overall size. Delightfully curled and cupped new foli-age of celery green turns bright yellow before dropping in autumn. After several decades it may reach 3 to 5 feet high; measurements given below are after 10 years' growth. Very rare and choice! 1-Gallon Container.Z 4-8 | sun/part shade | H: 24", W: 30"

48591 - $44.95 ea | 2 for $42.95 ea | 3 for $39.95 ea 6 for $35.95 ea

4. Fagus sylvatica 'Purpurea Tricolor' This splendid tree is worthy of designing your entire garden around, so lovely year-roundand so different in every season! The spring foliage is pink-edged purple, the summer a solid, glossy purple, and the fall a brilliant maroon-red! In winter, the smooth gray bark stands out against the dull browns and blacks of other tree trunks. Absolutely stunning. 1-Gallon Container.Z 4-7 | full sun/part shade | H: 20-30', W: 10-20

49192 - $59.95 ea | 2 for $53.95 ea | 3 for 50.95 ea 6 for $47.95 ea

2. Davidia involucrata 'Sonoma' Giant white blooms like handkerchiefs flutter in the breeze on this unusual and lovely tree! Measuring 10 to 12 inches long, they begin appearing at a young age and persist for many weeks. This tree thrives in temper-ate to warm climates, happy in any well-drained soil. Ideal for the border or as a specimen. 1-Gallon Container.Z 6-8 | late spring | full sun | H: 20-40', W: 20-40'


5. Carpinus betulus 'Monument' A natural dwarf selection of the European Hornbeam, this slow-growing cultivar offers dense, attractive foliage on an upright, pyramidal habit. Ideal for small gardens, the tree offers bright butter-yellow autumn leaves. At full maturity it is no more than 6 to 7 feet tall and 4 to 5 feet wide. Content in any well-drained soil, it is easy to grow and very showy in garden or container. Introduced by Viva Nord in Italy.1-GallonContainer.Z 5-7 | sun/part shade | H: 6-7', W: 4-5'


3. Ginkgo biloba Goldspire PPAF. (cv. 'Blagon.') Far more dense and narrowly py-ramidal than most, this French selection is non-fruiting (male) and highly ornamental. Tolerant of air pollution, heat, and other environmental stresses, it stands out brilliantly in the small garden or as a street tree. In au-tumn, the lovely fan-shaped leaves turn buttery shades of yellow and gold. Shear back in early spring for 3 to 4 years to develop tight, dense habit. 2-Gallon Container.Z 4-9 | sun/part shade | H: 14-16', W: 5-6'


3. Ginkkgo billoba Goldspire

1. Magnolia 'Butter ies' PP#7,456. Considered one of the finest of all yellow Magnolias, it is a classic! Abundant 4 to 5-inch, rich yellow double flowers, appearing before the foliage, each sport 10 to 15 petals held upright like butterflies alighting on branches. Pollution tolerant, this tree makes a superb specimen, even in the urban landscape. 1-Gallon Container.Z 5-9 | mid/late spring | full sun/part shade | H: 15-20, W: 10-15


2. Magnolia 'Vulcan'Ultra dark ruby-red blooms fully 10 to 12 inches wide begin blooming when this tree is quite young. The flowers are even darker in cool weather, adding drama to the spring landscape. Vigorous and quick-growing, this New Zealand introduction from renowned Magnolia expert Felix Jury boasts an open branched habit when young, be-coming more rounded and dense with maturity. Very choice! 1-Gallon Container.Z 5-9 | early/mid spring | full sun | H: 15', W: 10'


1. Magnolia 'Butter ies'

2. Magnolia 'Vulcan'

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2. Davidia involucrata 'Sonoma'

5. Carpinus betulus 'Monument'

3. Ginkgo biloba Goldspire PPAF. (cv. 'Blagon.') Far more dense and narrowly py-ramidal than most, this French selection is non-fruiting (male) and highly ornamental. Tolerant of air pollution, heat, and other environmental stresses, it stands out brilliantly in the small garden or as a street tree. In au-tumn, the lovely fan-shaped leaves turn buttery shades of yellow and gold. Shear back in early spring for 3 to 4 years to develop tight, dense habit. 2-Gallon Container.Z 4-9 | sun/part shade | H: 14-16', W: 5-6'


1. Magnolia 'Butter ies' PP#7,456. Considered one of the finest of all yellow Magnolias, it is a classic! Abundant 4 to 5-inch, rich yellow double flowers, appearing before the foliage, each sport 10 to 15 petals held upright like butterflies alighting on branches. Pollution tolerant, this tree makes a superb specimen, even in the urban landscape. 1-Gallon Container.Z 5-9 | mid/late spring | full sun/part shade | H: 15-20, W: 10-15


2. Magnolia 'Vulcan'Ultra dark ruby-red blooms fully 10 to 12 inches wide begin blooming when this tree is quite young. The flowers are even darker in cool weather, adding drama to the spring landscape. Vigorous and quick-growing, this New Zealand introduction from renowned Magnolia expert Felix Jury boasts an open branched habit when young, be-coming more rounded and dense with maturity. Very choice! 1-Gallon Container.Z 5-9 | early/mid spring | full sun | H: 15', W: 10'


3. Magnolia 'Elizabeth'

1. Magnolia 'Butter ies'

2. Magnolia 'Vulcan'

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3. Magnolia 'Elizabeth' All Magnolias are adaptable and vigorous, but Elizabeth is the expert at handling temperature extremes! Surviving -20 degree Fahrenheit with-out injury, just months later it basks in 100+ degree heat and humidity. And in early spring, before the new foliage emerges, this lovely tree is dotted with bright, fragrant yellow blossoms from base to tip. This ro-bust tree begins blooming at a very early age, and is easily pruned to desired shape including a multi-trunk form for increased horizontal beauty, or even a compact size for container growth. 1-Gallon Container.Z 5-8 | early/mid spring | sun/part shade | H: 20-35', W: 12-20'


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5. Picea omorika 'Pendula Bruns'

1. Metasequoia glyptostroboides 2. Cedrus deodora 'Karl Fuchs'

4. Salix caprea 'Pendula'3. Nyssa sylvatica 'Wild re'

1. Metasequoia glyptostroboides A very graceful specimen conifer of universal beauty, Dawn Redwood is decidu-ous, extremely hardy and easy to grow. Hard-to-find, it was known only as a fossil until 1945, when living specimens were discovered in China. A rapid pyrami-dal grower, it bears soft, fresh green foliage that assumes a lovely subtle hue of apricot-gold in autumn. It is spectacular in the winter landscape when covered with snow or ice. Prefers a moist location, but is pollution tolerant. Award of Merit from the R.H.S. 2-Quart Container.Z 4-8 | full sun | H: 70-100', W: 15-25'

47422 - $17.95 ea | 3 for $15.95 ea | 6 for $14.95 ea

2. Cedrus deodora 'Karl Fuchs' Selected for its cold-hardiness but also valuable for its bright blue spring foliage and slender habit, this Himalayan Cedar is full and dense from a very young age. The blue tones remain into summer, creating a cool-toned look all season on a tree with excellent resistance to deer and drought. Introduced in Germany from seeds collected in the mountains near Kabul, Afghanistan. 1-Gallon Container.Z 5-9 | sun/part shade | H: 35', W: 15'


3. Nyssa sylvatica 'Wild re'A glorious selection of our native Blackgum, 'Wildfire' regales you with bold red spring foliage that turns dark green for summer before burnishing an even more fiery shade of scarlet for fall! Guaranteed to be the best tree in your landscape for fall color, it also bears quantities of small black fruit (beloved by wildlife) and interesting furrowed gray bark for winter interest. Good leafspot resistance. 1-Gallon Container.Z 4-9 | sun | H: 30-50', W: 20-30'


4. Salix caprea 'Pendula' Simply without peer, this spectacular small weeping tree is the female form of the Kilmarnock Willow. Discovered on the banks of the River Ayr sometime be-fore 1853, and introduced by Scottish nurseryman Thomas Lang, its pendulous branches are clothed in silky silver catkins that appear in early spring before the shiny foliage. The branches cascade gracefully right down to the ground around a slender trunk. Ideal for small gardens, its graceful form, foliage and flowers pro-vide year-round interest. Best in moist to damp soil. 1-Gallon Container.Z 4-9 | mid spring/early summer | sun/part shade | H: 6-8', W: 4-5'



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5. Picea omorika 'Pendula Bruns' 4. Styrax 'Fragrant Fountain'

1. Buxus Sprinter

4. Salix caprea 'Pendula' 3. Thuja North Pole

1. Buxus Sprinter NewPPAF. cv. 'Bulthouse.' Glossy evergreen leaves glow year-round on this dense, compact, ultra-fast-growing evergreen. An improved 'Winter Gem,' this upright shrub demonstrates great hardiness. Deer-resistant and just the right size for con-tainers as well as the garden. 4-Inch Pot.Z 5-9 | sun/shade | H: 2-3', W: 2-4'

36037 - $17.95 ea | 3 for $15.95 ea | 6 for $14.95 ea

2. Thuja 'Siena Sunset' NewPPAF. cv. 'Anniek.' Hardy to -40 degrees F and beautiful year-round, this dense, ultra-compact American Arborvitae regales with golden foliage that turns rich shades of bronze when the temperature drops. Forming a neat spherical shape that looks great in containers, this sun-lover is an improved selection of 'Rhein-gold' with native vigor. 4-Inch Pot.Z 3-7 | sun | H: 12-24", W: 24-30"

34019 - $17.95 ea | 3 for $15.95 ea | 6 for $14.95 ea

3. Thuja North PolePPAF, CBRAF. cv. 'Art Boe.' A columnar Arborvitae that resists winter burn beau-tifully, tolerates severe weather to -40 degrees F, and grows slowly and sym-metrically, with a dense, lush habit. The perfect specimen or accent, it occupies little garden space yet makes an imposing figure. Evergreen and carefree, this North American native resists most pests and diseases and is very long-lived.1-Quart Container.Z 3-7 | sun/part shade | H: 12-14', W: 5-7'


4. Styrax japonica 'Fragrant Fountain'PP#19,664. Absolutely essential for the partly shaded garden, this Japanese Snowball regales you with thousands of parachute-shaped white bloomsmar-velously fragrant!for 5 months or more. The dark green foliage turns rich gold before dropping in late autumn, and the weeping habit is ideal to grow over a wall, along a fence, or up a trellis. A sport of S. japonica 'Rosea,' it grows rapidly, power-fully fragrant and lush. 1-Gallon Container.Z 5-8 | early spring/late summer | part shade | H: 6', W: 5'


5. Picea omorika 'Pendula Bruns' An unforgettable specimen planting, this extremely narrow, spire-like Weeping Serbian Spruce offers fine-textured foliage of dark green with silvery undersides. Evergreen and growing 6 to 10 inches a year, this conifer sports a strong, single central leader with pendulous, twisted branches. New spring foliage is light green, and the bark, when visible, is smooth and brick-red. The 2007 Collectors' Conifer of the Year. 1-Gallon Container.Z 4-7 | full sun | H: 6-8', W: 18-24"

48593 - $43.95 ea | 2 for $39.95 ea | 3 for 37.95 ea | 6 for $35.95 ea

NEW1. Metasequoia glyptostroboides A very graceful specimen conifer of universal beauty, Dawn Redwood is decidu-ous, extremely hardy and easy to grow. Hard-to-find, it was known only as a fossil until 1945, when living specimens were discovered in China. A rapid pyrami-dal grower, it bears soft, fresh green foliage that assumes a lovely subtle hue of apricot-gold in autumn. It is spectacular in the winter landscape when covered with snow or ice. Prefers a moist location, but is pollution tolerant. Award of Merit from the R.H.S. 2-Quart Container.Z 4-8 | full sun | H: 70-100', W: 15-25'

47422 - $17.95 ea | 3 for $15.95 ea | 6 for $14.95 ea

2. Cedrus deodora 'Karl Fuchs' Selected for its cold-hardiness but also valuable for its bright blue spring foliage and slender habit, this Himalayan Cedar is full and dense from a very young age. The blue tones remain into summer, creating a cool-toned look all season on a tree with excellent resistance to deer and drought. Introduced in Germany from seeds collected in the mountains near Kabul, Afghanistan. 1-Gallon Container.Z 5-9 | sun/part shade | H: 35', W: 15'


3. Nyssa sylvatica 'Wild re'A glorious selection of our native Blackgum, 'Wildfire' regales you with bold red spring foliage that turns dark green for summer before burnishing an even more fiery shade of scarlet for fall! Guaranteed to be the best tree in your landscape for fall color, it also bears quantities of small black fruit (beloved by wildlife) and interesting furrowed gray bark for winter interest. Good leafspot resistance. 1-Gallon Container.Z 4-9 | sun | H: 30-50', W: 20-30'


4. Salix caprea 'Pendula' Simply without peer, this spectacular small weeping tree is the female form of the Kilmarnock Willow. Discovered on the banks of the River Ayr sometime be-fore 1853, and introduced by Scottish nurseryman Thomas Lang, its pendulous branches are clothed in silky silver catkins that appear in early spring before the shiny foliage. The branches cascade gracefully right down to the ground around a slender trunk. Ideal for small gardens, its graceful form, foliage and flowers pro-vide year-round interest. Best in moist to damp soil. 1-Gallon Container.Z 4-9 | mid spring/early summer | sun/part shade | H: 6-8', W: 4-5'


2. Thuja 'Siena Sunset'

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Wayside's Fine ShrubsCombining the best ornamental qualities of flowering perennials with the majesty and long life of trees, shrubs are the backbone of every successful garden. In addition to their foliage, many offer fragrant flowers, berries, spring and fall color changes, and even bright stems or bracts. Our cultivars are selected for garden-worthiness as well as exceptional beauty.

1. Buddleia davidii Lo and Behold 'Blue Chip' PP#19,991. The first in the exciting new Lo & Behold series of miniature Buddleias introduced by the Raulston Arboretum, this mounding, well-branched plant reaches less than 2 feet high and wide, yet flowers continuously (rather than in waves) with no deadheading. Perfect for containers, groundcover, or border use, it sets almost no seeds, concentrating all its energy on flower production. The future of Buddleia is here! Cannot ship to OR. 2-Quart Container.Z 5-9 | early summer/mid fall | full sun | H: 20", W: 20"

48942 - $19.95 ea | 3 for $16.95 ea | 6 for $15.95 ea

2. Buddleia davidii 'Attraction' This is the reddest Butterfly Bush yetand don't the hummingbirds know it, making a beeline (or should that be "hummerline"?) for the deliciously fragrant blooms. A magnificent shrub that adds color, fragrance, and wildlife to your sunny perennial garden for many weeks on end, 'Attraction' is an exciting and floriferous Buddleia. Cannot ship to OR. 1-Quart Container.Z 5-9 | late summer/early fall | full sun | H: 6-8', W: 10'

47820 - $12.95 ea | 3 for $11.95 ea | 6 for $10.95 ea

3. Azalea 'Golden Lights' Bred in Minnesota for cold hardiness to -30 F, this deciduous highly floriferous shrub is covered in huge clusters of 1-inch golden-orange blooms in late spring, extending Azalea season by several weeks. In summer it is exceptionally mildew resistant, even in high humidity. And in fall its dense foli-age turns all shades of bronzy-red! 1-Gallon Container.Z 4-9 | late spring | sun/part shade | H: 5', W: 5-6'


4. Buddleia x 'Miss Molly'PPAF. The color of sangria (and with some of that spicy-sweet scent, too!), these vibrant bloomspikes beckon to butterflies, bees, and hummingbirds. A compact Butterfly Bush bred from 'Miss Ruby' x 'At-traction,' the flowers turn a richer shade of red in hot weather. A tireless bloomer! 1-Quart Container.Z 5-9 | midsummer/frost | sun | H: 5', W: 5-6'

48722 - $19.95 ea | 3 for $16.95 ea | 6 for $15.95 ea

5. Azalea BollywoodPPAF. cv. 'Farrow.' This magnificent semi-evergreensilver and dark green variegated Azalea was discovered in Maryland and has taken the gardening world by storm! The big magenta-pink blooms are abundant on super-compact shrubs, while the leaves keep their variegation all season. Utterly unique and simply irresistible! 1-Quart Container.Z 5-9 | late spring/early summer | sun/part shade | H: 18-24", W: 24-30"

36045 - $19.95 ea | 3 for $16.95 ea | 6 for $15.95 ea

6. Buddleia 'Butter y Heaven' PP#19,935. Giant foot-long trusses of honey-scented lilac-blue fill the sunny garden on this spec-tacular new British Butterfly Bush. Later in the season the blooms are slightly smaller"only" 8 to 10 inches long!but every bit as abundant, encouraging butterflies and hummingbirds to call. This shrub is even interesting in spring, when the new foliage appears in shades of gray before turning green in summer. Fast growing, drought and heat tolerant, and utterly carefree, this is a fragrant delight every garden deserves. Cannot ship to OR. 1-Quart Container.Z 5-10 | mid summer/mid fall | full sun | H: 4-5', W: 6'

48460 - $12.95 ea | 3 for $11.95 ea | 6 for $10.95 ea

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6. Buddleia 'Butter y Heaven'

2. Buddleia davidii 'Attraction'

1. Calluna vulgaris 'Blazeaway' NewThe classic Scotch Heather for arresting autumn and winter color, this compact shrub begins the season with golden foliage tinged with orange and scarlet. As the temperature drops, the leaves blaze bright red, keeping their color all winter long! Lavender blooms complete the color show on this dense, spreading beauty. Prune back each spring for better branching, and don't worry about deer or drought on this widely adapted shrub. 1-Quart Container.Z 4-8 | late summer | sun/part shade | H: 12", W: 18"

36935 - $19.95 ea | 3 for $16.95 ea | 6 for $15.95 ea

2. Calluna vulgaris 'Fire y' NewWinner of the coveted Award of Garden Merit from the Royal Horticulture Society, this evergreen Heather is truly a four-season plant. Compact and naturally symmetrical with no pruning, it sets new foliage of char-treuse that matures to bright shades of orange and red in autumn, then stays brick-red all winter. The leaves are tiny and profuse, topped by grape-purple blooms over a long summer season. Drought-tolerant, irresistible to butterflies and hum-mers, a spectacular cut-flower for fresh and dried arrangements'Firefly' has it all! 1-Quart Container.Z 4-6| mid-/late summer | sun | H: 12-18", W: 18-24"

33346 $16.95 ea | 3 for $14.95 ea | 6 for $13.95 ea

Double Take Chaenomeles!PPAF. Chaenomeles speciosa hybrids. The Double Take series of Flowering Quinces features fully double blooms that open in early spring, before the foliage. As full and bright as Camellias, these exquisite 2-inch blooms stand out magnificently in the early-season garden. Compact shrubs set no fruit, expending all their energy on large, radiant flowers. Developed by NCSU Extension Service, these are the bright-est, most beautiful Chaenomeles cultivars we have ever grown.All are in 1-Quart Containers.Z 5-9 | early spring | sun/part shade | H: 3-4', W: 3-4'

3. Chaenomeles 'Orange Storm'Bright Orange.


4. Chaenomeles 'Scarlet Storm'Dark velvet-red.


5. Caryopteris x clandonensis 'Longwood Blue' Selected at Longwood Gardens in Pennsylvania for its upright growth, long bloom-time, heavy flower production, and superb silvery foliage, this classic variety is ideal for everything from a low hedge to a border, foundation, or container standout. The blooms are sky-blue, standing out brilliantly against richly aromatic foliage. 2-Quart Container.Z 5-9 | midsummer/mid fall | sun/part shade | H: 18-24", W: 24"

46425 - $16.95 ea | 3 for $14.95 ea | 6 for $13.95 ea

4. Buddleia x 'Miss Molly'

5. Azalea Bollywood

1. Buddleia davidii Lo and Behold 'Blue Chip' 3. Azalea 'Golden Lights'

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Wayside's Fine ShrubsCombining the best ornamental qualities of flowering perennials with the majesty and long life of trees, shrubs are the backbone of every successful garden. In addition to their foliage, many offer fragrant flowers, berries, spring and fall color changes, and even bright stems or bracts. Our cultivars are selected for garden-worthiness as well as exceptional beauty.

1. Buddleia davidii Lo and Behold 'Blue Chip' PP#19,991. The first in the exciting new Lo & Behold series of miniature Buddleias introduced by the Raulston Arboretum, this mounding, well-branched plant reaches less than 2 feet high and wide, yet flowers continuously (rather than in waves) with no deadheading. Perfect for containers, groundcover, or border use, it sets almost no seeds, concentrating all its energy on flower production. The future of Buddleia is here! Cannot ship to OR. 2-Quart Container.Z 5-9 | early summer/mid fall | full sun | H: 20", W: 20"

48942 - $19.95 ea | 3 for $16.95 ea | 6 for $15.95 ea

2. Buddleia davidii 'Attraction' This is the reddest Butterfly Bush yetand don't the hummingbirds know it, making a beeline (or should that be "hummerline"?) for the deliciously fragrant blooms. A magnificent shrub that adds color, fragrance, and wildlife to your sunny perennial garden for many weeks on end, 'Attraction' is an exciting and floriferous Buddleia. Cannot ship to OR. 1-Quart Container.Z 5-9 | late summer/early fall | full sun | H: 6-8', W: 10'

47820 - $12.95 ea | 3 for $11.95 ea | 6 for $10.95 ea

3. Azalea 'Golden Lights' Bred in Minnesota for cold hardiness to -30 F, this deciduous highly floriferous shrub is covered in huge clusters of 1-inch golden-orange blooms in late spring, extending Azalea season by several weeks. In summer it is exceptionally mildew resistant, even in high humidity. And in fall its dense foli-age turns all shades of bronzy-red! 1-Gallon Container.Z 4-9 | late spring | sun/part shade | H: 5', W: 5-6'


4. Buddleia x 'Miss Molly'PPAF. The color of sangria (and with some of that spicy-sweet scent, too!), these vibrant bloomspikes beckon to butterflies, bees, and hummingbirds. A compact Butterfly Bush bred from 'Miss Ruby' x 'At-traction,' the flowers turn a richer shade of red in hot weather. A tireless bloomer! 1-Quart Container.Z 5-9 | midsummer/frost | sun | H: 5', W: 5-6'

48722 - $19.95 ea | 3 for $16.95 ea | 6 for $15.95 ea

5. Azalea BollywoodPPAF. cv. 'Farrow.' This magnificent semi-evergreensilver and dark green variegated Azalea was discovered in Maryland and has taken the gardening world by storm! The big magenta-pink blooms are abundant on super-compact shrubs, while the leaves keep their variegation all season. Utterly unique and simply irresistible! 1-Quart Container.Z 5-9 | late spring/early summer | sun/part shade | H: 18-24", W: 24-30"

36045 - $19.95 ea | 3 for $16.95 ea | 6 for $15.95 ea

6. Buddleia 'Butter y Heaven' PP#19,935. Giant foot-long trusses of honey-scented lilac-blue fill the sunny garden on this spec-tacular new British Butterfly Bush. Later in the season the blooms are slightly smaller"only" 8 to 10 inches long!but every bit as abundant, encouraging butterflies and hummingbirds to call. This shrub is even interesting in spring, when the new foliage appears in shades of gray before turning green in summer. Fast growing, drought and heat tolerant, and utterly carefree, this is a fragrant delight every garden deserves. Cannot ship to OR. 1-Quart Container.Z 5-10 | mid summer/mid fall | full sun | H: 4-5', W: 6'

48460 - $12.95 ea | 3 for $11.95 ea | 6 for $10.95 ea


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1. Calluna 'Blazeaway'

1. Calluna vulgaris 'Blazeaway' NewThe classic Scotch Heather for arresting autumn and winter color, this compact shrub begins the season with golden foliage tinged with orange and scarlet. As the temperature drops, the leaves blaze bright red, keeping their color all winter long! Lavender blooms complete the color show on this dense, spreading beauty. Prune back each spring for better branching, and don't worry about deer or drought on this widely adapted shrub. 1-Quart Container.Z 4-8 | late summer | sun/part shade | H: 12", W: 18"

36935 - $19.95 ea | 3 for $16.95 ea | 6 for $15.95 ea

2. Calluna vulgaris 'Fire y' NewWinner of the coveted Award of Garden Merit from the Royal Horticulture Society, this evergreen Heather is truly a four-season plant. Compact and naturally symmetrical with no pruning, it sets new foliage of char-treuse that matures to bright shades of orange and red in autumn, then stays brick-red all winter. The leaves are tiny and profuse, topped by grape-purple blooms over a long summer season. Drought-tolerant, irresistible to butterflies and hum-mers, a spectacular cut-flower for fresh and dried arrangements'Firefly' has it all! 1-Quart Container.Z 4-6| mid-/late summer | sun | H: 12-18", W: 18-24"

33346 $16.95 ea | 3 for $14.95 ea | 6 for $13.95 ea

Double Take Chaenomeles!PPAF. Chaenomeles speciosa hybrids. The Double Take series of Flowering Quinces features fully double blooms that open in early spring, before the foliage. As full and bright as Camellias, these exquisite 2-inch blooms stand out magnificently in the early-season garden. Compact shrubs set no fruit, expending all their energy on large, radiant flowers. Developed by NCSU Extension Service, these are the bright-est, most beautiful Chaenomeles cultivars we have ever grown.All are in 1-Quart Containers.Z 5-9 | early spring | sun/part shade | H: 3-4', W: 3-4'

3. Chaenomeles 'Orange Storm'Bright Orange.


4. Chaenomeles 'Scarlet Storm'Dark velvet-red.


5. Caryopteris x clandonensis 'Longwood Blue' Selected at Longwood Gardens in Pennsylvania for its upright growth, long bloom-time, heavy flower production, and superb silvery foliage, this classic variety is ideal for everything from a low hedge to a border, foundation, or container standout. The blooms are sky-blue, standing out brilliantly against richly aromatic foliage. 2-Quart Container.Z 5-9 | midsummer/mid fall | sun/part shade | H: 18-24", W: 24"

46425 - $16.95 ea | 3 for $14.95 ea | 6 for $13.95 ea

2. Calluna vulgaris 'Fire y'

5. Caryopteris x clandonensis 'Longwood Blue'

4. Chaenomeles 'Scarlet Storm'3. Chaenomeles 'Orange Storm'

3. Azalea 'Golden Lights'

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2. Berberis thunbergii' Helmond Pillar' 3. Edgeworthia chrysantha'Red Dragon'

1. Daphne odora 'Zuiko Nishiki'

1. Clethra alnifolia 'Ruby Spice'

3. Cotinus Golden Spirit

4. Corylus avellana 'Contorta'

5. Callicarpa bodinieri var. giraldii 'Profusion'

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1. Clethra alnifolia 'Ruby Spice' Just when the garden is beginning to fade in late summer, the huge, deep rosy-red buds burst into bloom all over this easy-to-grow, stress-resistant native shrub. Sweetly fragrant and very long-lasting, the blooms are followed by brilliant yellow fall foliage. Butterflies adore it, but pests and diseases don't come near! 1-Gallon Container.Z 3-9 | mid/late summer | sun/part shade | H: 3-6', W: 3-4'

46709 - $24.95 ea | 3 for $21.95 ea | 6 for 19.95 ea2. Berberis thunbergii atropurpurea 'Helmond Pillar' This purple-leaved European Barberry offers three-season interest and an easy, adaptable nature. A cylindrical plant broad-er at the top than the base, this rare and choice selection grows 6 feet tall and 1 to 2 feet wide in 5 years, with yellow blooms in spring, followed by red fruits. 1-Quart Container.Z 4-8 | spring |part shade | H: 6', W: 2'

49248 - $16.95 ea | 3 for $14.95 ea | 6 for $13.95 ea3. Cotinus coggygria Golden Spirit NewPP#13,082. The first golden-leafed Smoke Bush, it prefers poor, dry, rocky soil! Smoky pink blooms on long 8- to 10-inch stems top the foliage in late spring and early summer, but the real show is in fall, when the entire shrub blazes coral, orange, and red! Tolerant of heat, humidity, and drought, it reaches 6 to 8 feet tall, 5 feet wide, or may be pruned smaller.1-Quart Container.Z 5-8 | late spring | sun/part shade | H: 6-8', W: 5'

36930 - $27.95 ea | 2 for $25.95 ea | 3 for $23.95 ea | 6 for $22.95 ea4. Corylus avellana 'Contorta' A real conversation piece, discovered in England 150 years ago, with fantastically twisted and almost corkscrew-like branch-es. These resemble the famed, twisted and gnarled walking stick of the old-time Scots comedian, Harry Lauder. Plant it where you can enjoy its curious silhouette against the winter snow for a real landscape highlight. A favorite for flower arrang-ers, too. Slow growing and carefree, it grows to 8 to 10 feet in either sun or shade. A hard-to-find specimen plant. Own root plantsno suckering. Cannot ship to OR. 1-Gallon Container.Z 3-8 | sun/part shade | H: 8-10', W: 7-9'

48562 - $39.95 ea | 2 for 35.95 ea | 3 for $33.95 ea | 6 for $31.95 ea5. Callicarpa bodinieri var. giraldii 'Profusion' Profusion is one of the most outstanding of all fruiting shrubs! Dense cymes of small lavender flowers bloom by the thou-sands in late summer. The blooms are followed by masses of spectacular violet-purple berries which can last until Christ-mas. Profusion grows 8 to 10 feet tall with slender, erect branches. A wonderful source of color for winter arrangements, this is a specially selected (and hard-to-find!) clone from Europe. This vigorous shrub flourishes in sun or light shade. Once established, prune every spring, as it flowers on new growth. 1-Quart Container.Z 5-8 | mid/late summer | sun/part shade | H: 10', W: 5-6'

49196 - $17.95 ea | 3 for $15.95 ea | 6 for $14.95 ea

1. Daphne odora 'Zuiko Nishiki' Marvelously fragrant pink and white blooms open in clusters from dark rosy-pink buds on this Japanese selection of Winter Daphne. Banked by glossy dark green foliage that remains evergreen, the flowers perfume the late winter garden. This culti-var is upright and more vigorous than many others. Should be in every southern garden! 1-Gallon Container.Z 7-9 | late winter | part shade | H: 3-4', W: 3-4'


2. Daphne odora 'Maejima' The most dramatically variegated Daphne yet is this semi-dwarf Japanese selection. Each deep green leaf is generously outlined in cream to yellow. Clusters of deep carmine-pink blooms are unbelievably profuse and fragrant. Tolerant of drought and unappetizing to deer, this winter bloomer is a glorious addition to the border or foundation. 1-Quart Container.Z 7-10 | late winter | sun/part shade | H: 4', W: 4'


3. Edgeworthia chrysantha 'Red Dragon' Rare and very choice, this Japanese cultivar offers fragrant, brilliant orange blooms in round clusters the size of golf balls, arising at the tips of bare branches before the new foliage in spring. Compact and rounded, this very slow-growing shrub sets long, elegant dark green foliage in whorls at the tips of each stout branch. Superb as a specimen in garden or container, it thrives in moist, well-drained soil. 1-Quart Container.Z 7-9 | early spring | sun/part shade | H: 5-6', W: 5-6'

48453 - $ $29.95 ea | 2 for $26.95 ea | 3 for $25.95 ea | 6 for $23.95 ea

4. Daphne x susannae 'Lawrence Crocker' A miniature jewel for the shade garden or your finest container, this semi-evergreen beauty flowers very, very heavily in late spring, then repeats all summer long. The blooms are a rich mauve, quite long-lasting, and glow above glossy deep green foliage. Give this slow grower excellent drainage, and it will repay you with decades of color! 1-Gallon Container.Z 6-10 | late spring/late summer | part shade | H: 10-12", W: 10-12"


5. Exochorda Snow Day Blizzard NewPPAF. A late-spring snowstorm of big, pure white blooms covers this easy-care shrub, dazzling any setting with weeks of fresh, gleaming color. This new selection has flowers nearly double the size of older varieties, and its habit is wonderfully versatile. Prune it to train as a small tree, or let it go and enjoy its multi-stemmed shrubby habit. Adaptable to most soil types, it's a carefree pleasure in the border or as a specimen. 4-Inch Pot.Z 4-8 | late spring/early summer | sun/part shade | H: 5-6', W: 5-6'

34018 - $19.95 ea | 3 for $16.95 ea | 6 for $15.95 ea


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3. Edgeworthia chrysantha'Red Dragon'

2. Daphne odora 'Maejima'1. Daphne odora 'Zuiko Nishiki'

4. Daphne x susannae 'Lawrence Crocker'

5. Exochorda Snow Day Blizzard

3. Cotinus Golden Spirit

4. Corylus avellana 'Contorta'

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1. Clethra alnifolia 'Ruby Spice' Just when the garden is beginning to fade in late summer, the huge, deep rosy-red buds burst into bloom all over this easy-to-grow, stress-resistant native shrub. Sweetly fragrant and very long-lasting, the blooms are followed by brilliant yellow fall foliage. Butterflies adore it, but pests and diseases don't come near! 1-Gallon Container.Z 3-9 | mid/late summer | sun/part shade | H: 3-6', W: 3-4'

46709 - $24.95 ea | 3 for $21.95 ea | 6 for 19.95 ea2. Berberis thunbergii atropurpurea 'Helmond Pillar' This purple-leaved European Barberry offers three-season interest and an easy, adaptable nature. A cylindrical plant broad-er at the top than the base, this rare and choice selection grows 6 feet tall and 1 to 2 feet wide in 5 years, with yellow blooms in spring, followed by red fruits. 1-Quart Container.Z 4-8 | spring |part shade | H: 6', W: 2'

49248 - $16.95 ea | 3 for $14.95 ea | 6 for $13.95 ea3. Cotinus coggygria Golden Spirit NewPP#13,082. The first golden-leafed Smoke Bush, it prefers poor, dry, rocky soil! Smoky pink blooms on long 8- to 10-inch stems top the foliage in late spring and early summer, but the real show is in fall, when the entire shrub blazes coral, orange, and red! Tolerant of heat, humidity, and drought, it reaches 6 to 8 feet tall, 5 feet wide, or may be pruned smaller.1-Quart Container.Z 5-8 | late spring | sun/part shade | H: 6-8', W: 5'

36930 - $27.95 ea | 2 for $25.95 ea | 3 for $23.95 ea | 6 for $22.95 ea4. Corylus avellana 'Contorta' A real conversation piece, discovered in England 150 years ago, with fantastically twisted and almost corkscrew-like branch-es. These resemble the famed, twisted and gnarled walking stick of the old-time Scots comedian, Harry Lauder. Plant it where you can enjoy its curious silhouette against the winter snow for a real landscape highlight. A favorite for flower arrang-ers, too. Slow growing and carefree, it grows to 8 to 10 feet in either sun or shade. A hard-to-find specimen plant. Own root plantsno suckering. Cannot ship to OR. 1-Gallon Container.Z 3-8 | sun/part shade | H: 8-10', W: 7-9'

48562 - $39.95 ea | 2 for 35.95 ea | 3 for $33.95 ea | 6 for $31.95 ea5. Callicarpa bodinieri var. giraldii 'Profusion' Profusion is one of the most outstanding of all fruiting shrubs! Dense cymes of small lavender flowers bloom by the thou-sands in late summer. The blooms are followed by masses of spectacular violet-purple berries which can last until Christ-mas. Profusion grows 8 to 10 feet tall with slender, erect branches. A wonderful source of color for winter arrangements, this is a specially selected (and hard-to-find!) clone from Europe. This vigorous shrub flourishes in sun or light shade. Once established, prune every spring, as it flowers on new growth. 1-Quart Container.Z 5-8 | mid/late summer | sun/part shade | H: 10', W: 5-6'

49196 - $17.95 ea | 3 for $15.95 ea | 6 for $14.95 ea

1. Daphne odora 'Zuiko Nishiki' Marvelously fragrant pink and white blooms open in clusters from dark rosy-pink buds on this Japanese selection of Winter Daphne. Banked by glossy dark green foliage that remains evergreen, the flowers perfume the late winter garden. This culti-var is upright and more vigorous than many others. Should be in every southern garden! 1-Gallon Container.Z 7-9 | late winter | part shade | H: 3-4', W: 3-4'


2. Daphne odora 'Maejima' The most dramatically variegated Daphne yet is this semi-dwarf Japanese selection. Each deep green leaf is generously outlined in cream to yellow. Clusters of deep carmine-pink blooms are unbelievably profuse and fragrant. Tolerant of drought and unappetizing to deer, this winter bloomer is a glorious addition to the border or foundation. 1-Quart Container.Z 7-10 | late winter | sun/part shade | H: 4', W: 4'


3. Edgeworthia chrysantha 'Red Dragon' Rare and very choice, this Japanese cultivar offers fragrant, brilliant orange blooms in round clusters the size of golf balls, arising at the tips of bare branches before the new foliage in spring. Compact and rounded, this very slow-growing shrub sets long, elegant dark green foliage in whorls at the tips of each stout branch. Superb as a specimen in garden or container, it thrives in moist, well-drained soil. 1-Quart Container.Z 7-9 | early spring | sun/part shade | H: 5-6', W: 5-6'

48453 - $ $29.95 ea | 2 for $26.95 ea | 3 for $25.95 ea | 6 for $23.95 ea

4. Daphne x susannae 'Lawrence Crocker' A miniature jewel for the shade garden or your finest container, this semi-evergreen beauty flowers very, very heavily in late spring, then repeats all summer long. The blooms are a rich mauve, quite long-lasting, and glow above glossy deep green foliage. Give this slow grower excellent drainage, and it will repay you with decades of color! 1-Gallon Container.Z 6-10 | late spring/late summer | part shade | H: 10-12", W: 10-12"


5. Exochorda Snow Day Blizzard NewPPAF. A late-spring snowstorm of big, pure white blooms covers this easy-care shrub, dazzling any setting with weeks of fresh, gleaming color. This new selection has flowers nearly double the size of older varieties, and its habit is wonderfully versatile. Prune it to train as a small tree, or let it go and enjoy its multi-stemmed shrubby habit. Adaptable to most soil types, it's a carefree pleasure in the border or as a specimen. 4-Inch Pot.Z 4-8 | late spring/early summer | sun/part shade | H: 5-6', W: 5-6'

34018 - $19.95 ea | 3 for $16.95 ea | 6 for $15.95 ea

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1. Euonymus alata Unforgettable Fire NewPP#21,634. (cv. 'Hayman.') The most brilliantly colored yet, thanks to smaller leaves, more extensive branching, and a rapid, dense growth habit. Remaining compact, this deciduous shrub sports dark green leaves that turn an indescribably bright shade of fuchsia-red for many weeks in autumn. Adaptable to most soils, it requires only good drainage and an annual late winter prune. 4-Inch pot.Z 4-9 | sun | H: 5-7', W: 5-8'

30581 - $14.95 ea | 3 for $12.95 ea | 6 for $11.95 ea

2. Gardenia jasminoides 'Double Mint' NewPPAF. Don't sacrifice a single bloom for a more compact habit! Very tightly branched, this newcomer sets fully double white flowers 2 inches wide over a long season, fabulously fragrant. The glossy forest-green foliage is evergreen and the habit is neatly rounded. 1-Gallon Container.Z 7-9 | midsummer/early fall | sun/part shade | H: 21/2-3', W: 21/2-3'


3. Gaultheria hookeri NewUnder-used yet so showy, this Chinese Wintergreen is a low-growing, spreading shrub, with tiny leaves of glossy deep green that remain on the plant year-round, topped first by dangling bell-shaped white blooms, then by clusters of round blue-purple fruit. The berries ripen in late summer and persist all fall, blazing peri-winkle, azure, royal purple, and navy blue. A shade-loving woodland plant, it asks only for good drainage and adequately moist soil. 1-Quart Container.Z 7-10 | late spring/early summer | part/full shade | H: 2-3', W: 3-4'

32893 - $14.95 ea | 3 for $12.95 ea | 6 for $11.95 ea

4. Forsythia x intermedia Show O NewPP#19,321. (cv. 'Mindor.') Densely branched and perfectly shaped, this compact Forsythia blooms right to the ground on every stem. Far more floriferous than older varieties, it won't become leggy over time. Deer leave it alone, and it keeps its abundant, large blooms year after year. 1-Quart Container.Z 4-8 | early spring | sun | H: 5-6', W: 5-6'

47884 - $19.95 ea | 3 for $16.95 ea | 6 for $15.95 ea

5. Fothergilla x 'Mount Airy' Few shrubs bring as much delight to the garden as this compact deciduous Fothergilla. Just the right size for a hedge, it attracts butterflies with its delectably sweet-scented blooms. In autumn, the large leathery leaves turn radiant shades of golden, orange, and deep red, lasting for weeks. Very easy to grow, it is particularly valuable near the patio or other people area of the garden. 1-Quart Container.Z 5-9 | early spring | full sun | H: 4-5', W: 3-4'

48585 - $19.95 ea | 3 for $16.95 ea | 6 for $15.95 ea

1. Euonymus alata Unforgettable Fire

2. Gardenia jasminoides Double Mint

4. Forsythia x intermedia Show Off

5. Fothergilla x 'Mount Airy'

3. Gaultheria hookeri

1. Hibiscus syriacus 'Red Heart'3-inch blooms are simply dazzling, with a white base overlaid with light pink blushing at the edges and dramatic carmine-red markings at the base of every petal! The blooms arise all summer long on tough, heat, drought, and even pollution-tolerant shrubs that will reach 8 feet tall and 5 feet wide if unpruned! 1-Gallon Container.Z 5-8 | summer | sun/part shade | H: 8', W: 5'

48611 - $22.95 ea | 3 for $19.95 ea | 6 for $18.95 ea

2. Genista lydia Bangle(cv. 'Select.') This neatly mounded, low-growing shrub is absolutely covered with brilliant yellow blooms for up to 6 weeks, far exceeding the performance of the species. Borne on slender, upright green stems that are nearly leafless, these abundant flowers transform any setting with their radiance. Bred by Dick Punnett of Michigan, it is heat- and drought-tolerant, adaptable to many soils, and unappealing to deer. Attractive in containers as well as mass plantings, rock gardens, and the border. 4-Inch Pot.Z 4-9 | mid-/late spring | sun | H: 2', W: 2'

41035 - $19.95 ea | 3 for $16.95 ea | 6 for $15.95 ea

3. Hibiscus syriacus Fiji (cv. 'Minispot.') Surround yourself with the soft colors of an exotic sunset. This lovely, trouble-free Rose of Sharon is as beautiful as its name suggests, bursting forth in midsummer with pink, semi-double flowers. The buds are medium pink but fade to a softer hue once open, while a deep reddish-purple center adds dramatic highlights. Superb as a hedge, screen, or back-of-the-border standout, it's ready to bloom abundantly for years to come. Cannot ship to AZ. 1-Gallon Container.Z 5-8 | mid-summer | full sun | H: 4-7', W: 5-8'


4. Hibiscus syriacus 'Full Blast' PPAF. cv. 'Rosi.' Sporting the largest flowers we've ever seen on a Rose of Sharon, this quick-growing, ultra-vigorous shrub earns its name by adding nearly 3 feet of growth in a single season! The huge lavender blooms are showstopping, backed by lush deep green foliage. Grow this dynamo as a multi-stemmed shrub or train it into a small tree; it is left alone by deer, frequented by butterflies, and admired by all. 1-Quart Container.Z 5-9 | early summer/early fall | sun | H: 8-10', W: 8-10'

35990 - $19.95 ea | 3 for $16.95 ea | 6 for $15.95 ea

5. Heptacodium miconioides (Syn. H. jasminoides.) Seven Sons Flower delights with sweetly fragrant white blooms, fruits surrounded by red-dish-purple calyces, and foliage that turns shades of violet in autumn. A quick grower, it thrives in sun or shade (though best color is found in sun), and offers peeling bark that is white when young, rich brown at maturity. Truly an all-season marvel! 1-Quart Container.Z 4-9 | late summer/mid-fall | sun/part shade | H: 15', W: 10'

48969 - $19.95 ea | 3 for $16.95 ea | 6 for $15.95 ea

3. Hibiscus syriacus Fiji

1. Hibiscus 'Red Heart'

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1. Euonymus alata Unforgettable Fire NewPP#21,634. (cv. 'Hayman.') The most brilliantly colored yet, thanks to smaller leaves, more extensive branching, and a rapid, dense growth habit. Remaining compact, this deciduous shrub sports dark green leaves that turn an indescribably bright shade of fuchsia-red for many weeks in autumn. Adaptable to most soils, it requires only good drainage and an annual late winter prune. 4-Inch pot.Z 4-9 | sun | H: 5-7', W: 5-8'

30581 - $14.95 ea | 3 for $12.95 ea | 6 for $11.95 ea

2. Gardenia jasminoides 'Double Mint' NewPPAF. Don't sacrifice a single bloom for a more compact habit! Very tightly branched, this newcomer sets fully double white flowers 2 inches wide over a long season, fabulously fragrant. The glossy forest-green foliage is evergreen and the habit is neatly rounded. 1-Gallon Container.Z 7-9 | midsummer/early fall | sun/part shade | H: 21/2-3', W: 21/2-3'


3. Gaultheria hookeri NewUnder-used yet so showy, this Chinese Wintergreen is a low-growing, spreading shrub, with tiny leaves of glossy deep green that remain on the plant year-round, topped first by dangling bell-shaped white blooms, then by clusters of round blue-purple fruit. The berries ripen in late summer and persist all fall, blazing peri-winkle, azure, royal purple, and navy blue. A shade-loving woo

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