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Welcome

Woodburn Nursery & Azaleas Inc. truly values and appreciates each and every one of our customers. We are thankful for all of you and look forward to continuing our work with you in the future. Providing each of our customers with high quality plant material is always our goal.

We are pleased to announce that we have hired Ken McVicker as our new sales manager. We welcome Ken to our team and are excited for what is to come. We continue to make strides toward evolving our efforts here as we move past the various challenges we have been presented with this past year. Our partnership with our customers is of top importance and priority for us.

We continue to use new technologies to produce high quality material for you. The beneficial insect program here at the nursery continues to be refined. We are learning how to adapt to this new technology and improve our product because of it.

Our team has worked hard to build a new sprayer (see on page 3). This helps us to do a more effective job of applying pesticides to our Pot N Pot. We have also ordered a new pruning machine to prune our Pot N Pot material. This will help us produce more consistent, quality plants. We are also currently in the process of building a new pruning machine to be used in our can yards and greenhouses, utilizing our forklifts and reducing labor needs in this area.

Lastly, we are now accepting orders through the Excel format to help reduce order entry time by our staff so we can better serve your needs. Order forms can be accessed through our website: www.woodburnnursery.com

Again, we want to thank you for your business and wish you continued prosperity in the future.

The Fessler Family & Woodburn Nursery & Azaleas Staff

It is with heavy hearts that we continue to mourn the death of our co-founder, Jean Fessler, on December 22, 2019. We all miss her more than words can express. Jean was a mother and grandmother not only to her own family, but to our employees as well. We hope to continue on the good work she began with Bob over 51 years ago.

In Loving Memory


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Important Dates

Early order entry deadline:August 15, 2020

Farwest Show:Has been cancelled this year

Fall acknowledgements willbe completed by:October 15, 2020

The target date for completing spring confirmations is December 2020

Mid-Atlantic NurseryTrade Show (MANTS):January 6-8, 2021

NorCal SpringTrade Show:February 25, 2021

Deadline for shipping spring orders:May 15, 2021

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Special Tags for Retail Customers:Information for special tags is due in our office by February 1st. If you require special tags with retail prices or other information, the sooner we know the better. Let your sales representative know you are interested so we can provide you with the proper paperwork. There is no additional charge for this service.

Spring Billing Program:This program provides customers with the opportunity to ship material from September 1, 2020 through February 28, 2021 and delay payment until May 1, 2021.

1. This program is for customers whose accounts are current and good standing.

2. The first nursery stock order shipped must exceed 10,000 units, where one unit is equivalent to a one-gallon pot.

3. Once a customer ships an order meeting these requirements, any subsequent orders will also qualify if shipped on or before February 28, 2021.

4. Payment is due in our office on or before May 1, 2021. Customers that miss this date are not eligible for the program the following season.

Claims:No claim will be honored unless made in writing on the bill of lading upon receipt of the shipment. We also request notification within 5 days of delivery if there is a count discrepancy or if any damage or quality issues occurred during shipment. It will be at the sole discretion of Woodburn Nursery & Azaleas, Inc. to evaluate and issue any and all credit adjustments.

Catalog and Program Information

Order Forms:Our order form is available in Excel on our website: www.woodburnursery.com We encourage each of you to use this tool to place your orders. Placing your order online allows our office to automate order entries, increasing our efficiency, and getting you your product faster. If you would like an order form sent directly to you, please request one by email to our office at [email protected]

Below is a list of our pot designations and NCWM Guideline equivalents.

Catalog Container Description Description per NCWM Guidelines Abbreviations #1 2.95 qt (2.8 L) qt = quart #3 2.14 gal (8.1 L) L = liter #3True 3.00 gal (11.4 L) gal = gallon #6 4.19 gal (15.9 L) #10 9.64 gal (36.5 L) #15 12.33 gal (46.7 L)

n Minimum order volume is $2,500.00, after any applicable discounts.

n Accounts who choose to pay by credit card will have 3.5% added to their total amount owed.

n If customers request cardboard for dry rail car or trailer, we offer cardboard-lining for a $75 charge.

n Prices listed in this catalog are subject to change due to minimum wage increases and other increased costs.

n Royalties for specified plants will be added to invoices after all applied discounts.

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Table of Contents

Acer palmatum 07

Acer palmatum dissectum 07

Acer tataricum 07

Amelanchier alnifolia 07

Arctostaphylos uva-ursi 07

Arctostaphylos colordensis 07

Aronia melanocarpia 07

Aucuba japonica 08

Azalea Evergreen 08-09

Azalea Exbury 09

Berberis thunbergii atropurpurea 10

Buxus hybrid 10

Buxus microphylla 11

Buxus microphylla sinica 11

Buxus sempervirens 11

Calluna vulgaris 11

Caryopteris x clandonensis 11

Cedrus atlantica 11

Chamaecyparis nootkatensis 12

Chamaecyparis obtusa 12

Chamaecyparis pisifera 12

Cornus alba 12

Cornus sericea 12

Cornus stolonifera 12

Cotinus coggygria 13

Cotoneaster acutifolius 13

Cryptomeria japonica 13

Erica darleyensis 13

Euonymus alatus 13

Euonymus fortunei 13

Euonymus japonicus 14

Euonymus kiautschovicus 14

Gaultheria procumbens 14

Hydrangea arborescens 14

Hydrangea paniculata 14-15

Ilex crenata 15

Ilex glabra 15

Ilex meserveae 15-16

Ilex x 16

Juniperus chinensis 16

Juniperus squamata 16

Leucothoe axillaris 16

Leucothoe fontanesiana 16

Leucothoe keiskei 16

Ligustrum vulgare 17

Ligustrum x vicaryi 17

Microbiota decussata 17

Osmanthus heterophyllus 17

Perovskia atriplicifolia 17

Physocarpus opulifolius 17-18

Picea abies 18

Picea glauca 18

Picea omorika 18

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Picea pungens 18

Pieris japonica 19

Pinus mugo 19

Pinus strobus 19

Pinus thunbergii 20

Potentilla fruticosa 20

Prunus besseyi 20

Prunus laurocerasus 20

Rhamnus frangula 21

Rhododendron 21-23

Rhus aromatica 23

Rhus trilobata 23

Rhus typhina 23

Ribes alpinum 23

Rubus idaeus 23-24

Salix caprea 24

Salix integra 24

Sambucus nigra 24

Sarcococca humilis 24

Skimmia japonica 24-25

Spiraea japonica 25

Spiraea x bumalda 25

Syringa vulgaris 25-26

Taxus baccata 26

Taxus x media 26

Thuja occidentalis 26

Thuja plicata 26

Vaccinium corymbosum 26-27

Viburnum burejaticum 27

Viburnum opulus 27

Viburnum trilobum 27

Weigela florida 27

Grasses

Bouteloua gracilis 28

Calamagrostis brachytricha 28

Calamagrostis x acutiflora 28

Hakonechloa macra 28

Helictotrichon sempervirens 28

Hemerocallis 28

Miscanthus sinensis 28-29

Pennisetum alopecuroides 29

Saccharum ravennae 29

Schizachyrium scoparium 29


Bloodgood Japanese MapleAcer palmatum ‘Bloodgood’

Burgundy-red foliage turns brilliant scarlet-red in the fall. Good choice for small spaces. Zones 5-8.

#6 3-4' 4-5' $55.00 $62.00#10* 5-6' 6-7' $97.00 $115.00

Crimson Queen Japanese MapleAcer palmatum dissectum ‘Crimson Queen’

Dwarf tree with a weeping habit. Large dark, purplish leaves in summer, turning a brilliant crimson in fall. Zones 5-8.

#6 15-18″ 18-24″ 24-30″ $54.75 $65.75 $79.50

#10* 24-30″ 30-36″ 36-42″ $98.00 $109.50 $130.00

Tamukeyama Japanese MapleAcer palmatum dissectum ‘Tamukeyama’

Excellent weeping form with new foliage a crimson-red, turning to deep-purple. Fall color is a bright scarlet. Zones 5-8.

#6 15-18″ 18-24″ 24-30″ $54.75 $65.75 $79.50

#10* 24-30″ 30-36″ 36-42″ $98.00 $109.50 $130.00

Massachusetts KinnikinickArctostaphylos uva-ursi ‘Massachusetts’

Groundcover with clusters of pink, bell-shaped flowers followed by red berries which persist into winter. Zones 2-6.

#1 $5.50

Emperor 1 Japanese MapleAcer palmatum ‘Emperor 1’

Deep-purple leaves appear in late spring. Vigorous upright grower. Holds its color better than other reds and more cold hardy than ‘Bloodgood’. Prefers full sun to part shade. Zone 5-8.

#6 3-4' 4-5' $55.00 $62.00

Hot Wings MapleAcer tataricum ‘Garann’ (PP #15,023)

Upright, spreading tree with a dense, rounded crown. Greenish-white flowers, winged seeds turn a showy red in the summer. Zones 4-10.

#6*$25.00 Royalty $0.70

Standing Ovation ServiceberryAmelanchier alnifolia ‘Obelisk’

Slender habit, beautiful orange and red fall color. Luscious, white flowers in spring, with dark berries to follow in early summer. Best yield is full sun, narrow hedge. Zones 2-8.

#3T* $17.50 Royalty $0.95

Panchito Manzanita KinnikinickArctostaphylos x colordensis ‘Panchito Manzanita’

Evergreen foliage. Low-growing shrub with oval, dark-green leaves. Small pink flowers bloom, followed by small red berries. Zones 4-8.

#3* $15.95 Royalty $0.30

Autumn Magic ChokeberryAronia melanocarpia ‘Autumn Magic’

Fragrant flowers with reliable color. Purple-red fall foliage with shiny black fruit. Zones 3-8.

#3* $12.85

Iroquois Beauty ChokeberryAronia melanocarpia ‘Iroquois Beauty’

Upright, spreading habit, showy white flowers bloom in spring, followed by dark-purple to black berries. Dark-green foliage turns a deep-red in the fall. Zones 3-8.

#3* $12.85

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* = limited quantity

Girard’s Rose AzaleaAzalea Evergreen ‘Girard’s Rose’

Single, deep, rose-red, wavy-petaled flowers. Foliage has brilliant red tints in fall. Has a compact growth habit. Zones 5-9.

#1 $5.40#3 $18.25#6 $23.25

Hino Crimson AzaleaAzalea Evergreen ‘Hino Crimson’

Non-fading, single, crimson flower, low-growing compact with small, deep, glossy green leaves turning bronze in winter. Zones 5-9.

#1 $5.40#3 $18.25#6 $23.25

Karen AzaleaAzalea Evergreen ‘Karen’

Rich, lavender-purple flowers on a vigorous, upright plant. Showy fall foliage. Zones 5-8.

#1 $5.40#3 $18.25#6 $23.25

Louise Gable AzaleaAzalea Evergreen ‘Louise Gable’

A medium-sized evergreen azalea. Small, semi-double, salmon-pink flowers and long, pointed, dark-green leaves. Zones 5-9.

#1 $5.40#3 $18.25


Mr. Goldstrike Japanese LaurelAucuba japonica ‘Mr Goldstrike’

Rounded evergreen shrub with bold, green and gold speckled foliage. Widely adaptable. Zones 6-10.

#1 $5.50#6 $24.80

Rozannie Japanese LaurelAucuba japonica ‘Rozannie’

Rounded evergreen shrub with bold, dark-green foliage. Widely adaptable.Zones 6-10.

#6$24.80

Coral Bell AzaleaAzalea Evergreen ‘Coral Bell’

Double, coral-pink flowers with deeper coloring on the veins. Low-spreading mounded form covered with numerous blooms. Zones 6-9.

#1 $5.40#3 $18.25#6 $23.25

Girard’s Fuchsia AzaleaAzalea Evergreen ‘Girard’s Fuchsia’

Single, reddish-purple flowers. Grows compactly with a somewhat spreading habit. Leaves turn a reddish color in the fall. Zones 5-9.

#1 $5.40#3 $18.25#6 $23.25

Girard’s Pleasant White AzaleaAzalea Evergreen ‘Girard’s Pleasant White’

White flowers with a cream center. Late flowering and vigorous, dark-green foliage. Zones 5-9.

#1 $5.40#3 $18.25#6 $23.25

Girard’s Purple AzaleaAzalea Evergreen ‘Girard’s Purple’

Deep-purple color with darker spotting on flowers. Prolific bloomer that grows dense and compact. Zones 5-9.

#1$5.40#3 $18.25#6 $23.25

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Poukhanense Compacta AzaleaAzalea Evergreen ‘Poukhanense Compacta’

Hardy, semi-evergreen shrub, valued for its abundance of lavender-pink flowers in early spring. The deep-green foliage is held on dense branches. Zones 5-9.

#3 $18.25#6 $23.25

Rosebud Pink AzaleaAzalea Evergreen ‘Rosebud Pink’

Silvery, rose-pink, double flowers in the spring. Dense low-growing habit. Zones 6-9.

#1 $5.40#3 $18.25#6 $23.25

Stewartsonian AzaleaAzalea Evergreen ‘Stewartsonian’

Brilliant, flame-red flowers. A bushy, upright plant with maroon coloring in the fall. Zones 5-9.

#1 $5.40#3 $18.25#6 $23.25

White Hino AzaleaAzalea Evergreen ‘White Hino’

Snow-white blooms cover this attractive, dense, compact shrub in mid-spring. Green foliage emerges light-green in spring. Zones 5-9.

#1$5.40#3 $18.25

White Rosebud AzaleaAzalea Evergreen ‘White Rosebud’

Buds shaped like rose buds open into double-white flowers with green throats. Dense, low-growing habit.Zones 5-9.

#1 $5.40#3 $18.25#6 $23.25

Cannons Double Deciduous AzaleaAzalea Exbury ‘Cannons Double’

Flowers are pink with light-orange shadings. Leaves are dark-green in summer, bronze in the fall. Zones 5-9.

#1 $6.35#3 $18.75#6 $24.50


Gibraltar Deciduous AzaleaAzalea Exbury ‘Gibraltar’

Spectacular flame-orange flower clusters with ruffled petals. Leaves turn shades of yellow, orange, and red in the fall. Heat tolerant. Zones 5-8.

#1 $6.35#3 $18.75#6 $24.50

Golden Lights Deciduous AzaleaAzalea Exbury ‘Golden Lights’

Flowers are yellow and fragrant. Showy bronze-red fall foliage. Zones 3-7.

#1 $6.75#3 $19.50#6 $25.25

Klondyke Deciduous AzaleaAzalea Exbury ‘Klondyke’

Large golden-orange flowers. Young foliage is coppery-red, has a wide, upright, slow-growing habit. Resistant to mildew. Zones 5-8.

#1 $6.35#3 $18.75#6 $24.50

Mt. St. Helens Deciduous AzaleaAzalea Exbury ‘Mt. St. Helens’

Rosy-pink flowers that turn red, orange and yellow as they mature. Zones 5-9.

#1 $6.35#3 $18.75#6 $24.50


Green Mountain BoxwoodBuxus hybrid ‘Green Mountain’

Dense, upright form with bright-green leaves that hold color through winter.Zones 5-9.

#1$6.00#3$16.60#6$26.80#10$36.30

Green Velvet BoxwoodBuxus hybrid ‘Green Velvet’

Rounded form suited for dense, low-hedge use. Rich green color year round.Zones 5-9.

#1$6.00#3$16.60#6$26.80#10$36.30


Concorde BarberryBerberis thunbergii ‘Concorde’

A dwarf, purple-leaf barberry with deep-maroon foliage, becomes intense during fall. Small, yellow flowers followed by bright, red berries. Wonderful fall color. Zones 4-8.

#1 $5.90#3 $15.50

Crimson Pygmy BarberryBerberis thunbergii ‘Crimson Pygmy’

Dense, low-shrub with deep-crimson foliage all season. Good border or hedge. Zones 4-8.

#3$15.50

Orange Rocket BarberryBerberis thunbergii ‘Orange Rocket’ (PP #18,411)

Vibrant, coral-orange new foliage, ages to green, then turns ruby-red in the fall. Upright, 4 to 5 feet. Zones 4-9.

#3 $15.50 Royalty $0.85

Rosy Glow BarberryBerberis thunbergii f. atropurpurea ‘Rosy Glow’

Rose-red foliage is mottled white/pink. Red berries persist into fall. Zones 4-8.

#1 $5.90#3 $15.50

Royal Burgundy™ BarberryBerberis thunbergii f. atropurpurea 'Gentry'

Rich burgundy foliage is held throughout the summer. Darker color in the fall. Zones 4-8.

#1 $5.90 Trademark $0.10#3 $15.50 Trademark $0.10

Golden Rocket BarberryBerberis thunbergii 'Golden Rocket'(PP #18,626)

Narrow, upright habit. Bright, golden-yellow foliage turns to orange-red autumn foliage. Produces a few flowers in spring. Brightens the landscape in mass plantings. Zones 4-9.

#3 $15.50 Royalty $0.85

Orange Torch BarberryBerberis thunbergii 'Orange Torch'

Orange-color foliage deepens in cooler temperatures, creating a beautiful display. Upright shrub, great accent or hedge. Zones 5-9.

#3 $16.50 Royalty $0.75

Julia Jane BoxwoodBuxus microphylla ‘Julia Jane’

Upright habit with lime-green new growth on dark-green foliage, turning bronzy-green in the winter. Hardy boxwood, deer resistant. Zones 5-9.

#3* $16.60

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Winter Gem BoxwoodBuxus microphylla ‘Winter Gem’

One of the hardiest boxwoods. Rich green foliage. Great hedge, tolerates pruning well. Zones 5-9.

#1$6.00#3$16.60#6$26.80#10$36.30

Franklin’s Gem BoxwoodBuxus microphylla sinica ‘Franklin’s Gem’

Small, dwarf, shrub with a rounded habit. Dense, bright-green foliage. Very hardy. Zones 5-9.

#1 $6.00#3$16.60

Common BoxwoodBuxus sempervirens ‘Common’

Rounded with glossy, dark-green leaves. Tolerates pruning well. Zones 5-9.

#1$6.00#3$16.60#6$26.80#10$36.30

Dee Runk BoxwoodBuxus sempervirens ‘Dee Runk’

Upright form, fast-to-medium growth. Exposure sun, part sun or shade. Zones 6-8.

#10 $36.30

Spring Torch Scotch HeatherCalluna vulgaris ‘Spring Torch’

Beautiful color all year round. Spring leaves are bright-green, tipped with yellow, pink and red. In summer, leaves turn dark-green and are covered in masses of mauve flower spikes, turning bronze and purple as the weather cools. Zones 5-8.

#1 $5.50

Horstmann Blue Atlas CedarCedrus atlantica ‘Horstmann’

A semi-dwarf selection with dense, icy-blue foliage on a gracefully branching, compact form. Zones 6-9.

#10*$84.25

Blue Atlas CedarCedrus atlantica glauca

Pyramidal form with silvery-blue foliage. Great specimen for large areas. Zones 6-9.

#10*$84.25


Pendula Blue Atlas CedarCedrus atlantica ‘Glauca Pendula’

Great accent conifer with a weeping growth habit. Silvery-blue foliage. Zones 6-9.

#10*$84.25

Dark Knight BluebeardCaryopteris x clandonensis ‘Dark Knight’

Deep-blue flowers bloom in the fall, forms a mound of gray-green leaves with silver hairs on the undersides. Bees enjoy its flowers. Zones 5-9.

#3* $12.95

Woodburn Select BoxwoodBuxus sempervirens ‘Woodburn Select’

Small, bright-green, oval leaves provide a nice green color for wintertime. The Woodburn Select variation holds its dark-green color during winter months and is a strong grower. Zones 5-9.#3$16.60#6$26.80#10$36.30

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Compacta Hinoki CypressChamaecyparis obtusa ‘Compacta’

Compact form of Hinoki, slow-growing, full and dense foliage. Zones 4-8.

#6 $56.70

Gracilis Hinoki CypressChamaecyparis obtusa ‘Gracilis’

Compact, upright evergreen shrub. Glossy, aromatic, lustrous leaves and reddish-brown bark. Somewhat weeping form with irregular shape. Zones 4-8.

#6$56.70

Dwarf Gracilis Hinoki CypressChamaecyparis obtusa ‘Nana Gracilis’

A slow-growing conifer forming a dense, globe-like evergreen shrub. Its lush, dark-green foliage is held in short shell-like sprays. Zones 4-8.

#6$56.70

Lemon Thread Threadbranch CypressChamaecyparis pisifera ‘Lemon Thread’

Bright-yellow, thread-like foliage color. Great for rock gardens. Zones 4-8.

#1$6.25 #3$17.00#6$21.50

Ivory Halo DogwoodCornus alba ‘Bailhalo’

This shrubby dogwood yields bright-red twigs through the dark winter months. New foliage is a light green with creamy-white edges. Zones 3-7.

#3$14.50#6$18.60

Yellow Twig DogwoodCornus stolonifera ‘Flaviramea’

Yellow dogwood, produces beautiful yellow stems. Showy in wintertime. White flowers come in spring, green foliage turns red in fall. Zones 2-8.

#6$16.50

Arctic Fire Red DogwoodCornus stolonifera ‘Farrow’ (PP #18,523)

Compact, hardy shrub, deep-red branches are extremely showy in winter. Late spring brings clusters of creamy-white flowers. Pointy leaves turn a bold-burgundy in the fall. Zones 2-7.

#3T*$16.50 Royalty $0.90

Isanti DogwoodCornus sericea ‘Isanti’

Multi-stemmed shrub with compact habit, great for a small hedge. Dramatic red color in the fall and winter, easy-to-grow plant. Zones 2-7.

#3*$13.50

Red Twig DogwoodCornus stolonifera ‘Baileyi’

Multi-stemmed shrub, spreading, horizontal branches at its base. Thicket-forming. Newest branches bright-red with clusters of small, white flowers, followed by porcelain, blue berries. Zones 3-8.

#3$13.50#6$16.50

Green Arrow Alaskan CedarChamaecyparis nootkatensis ‘Green Arrow’

Vertical tree that shoots up like an arrow to the sky, while staying narrow, with weeping side-shoots almost clinging to the main trunk. Zones 4-8.

#10*$80.00

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Kraemer’s Rote HeatherErica x darleyensis ‘Kraemer’s Rote’

Mounding evergreen shrub with beautiful winter color. Magenta-red flowers last through early spring. Ideal for massing beds, borders or along pathways. Zones 6-8.

#1$5.50

Mediterranean Pink HeatherErica x darleyensis ‘Mediterranean Pink’

Slow-growing dwarf shrub with very small needle-like whorled leaves and profuse, tiny, pink flowers. Rounded mound shape. Blooms late winter. Zones 6-8.

#1$5.50#3$11.75

Mediterranean White HeatherErica x darleyensis ‘Mediterranean White’

Slow-growing dwarf shrub with very small needle-like whorled leaves and tiny, white flowers. Rounded mound shape, great border plant. Blooms late in the winter. Zones 6-8.

#1$5.50#3$11.75

Emerald Gaiety EuonymusEuonymus fortunei ‘Emerald Gaiety’

Spreading, small, dense-growing shrub or groundcover. Deep-green leaves edged with creamy-white. Zones 5-9.

#1$5.45#3$13.55

Emerald ‘n Gold EuonymusEuonymus fortunei ‘Emerald ‘n Gold’

Spreading, small, dense-growing shrub or groundcover. Deep-green and gold variegated leaves. Zones 5-9.

#1 $5.45#3$13.55

Moonshadow EuonymusEuonymus fortunei ‘Moonshadow’

Glossy, golden foliage with dark-green edges. Pink tones on the foliage in the winter. Low, dense, mounding and spreading form. Zones 4-9.

#1$5.45#3$13.55


Royal Purple Smoke TreeCotinus coggygria ‘Royal Purple’

Oval, dark purple, red-margined foliage with red veins and stems. Leaves turn scarlet in autumn. Zones 4-9.

#3$15.00

Peking CotoneasterCotoneaster acutifolius ‘Peking’

Low-maintenance, natural hedge with reddish flowers, followed by long-lasting black fruit. Zones 4-8.

#10*$28.95

Yoshino CryptomeriaCryptomeria japonica ‘Yoshino’

Symmetrical, columnar form with densely packed, blue-green foliage. Great for windbreak or screening. Zones 5-9.

#10 5'6 $37.25

Compacta EuonymusEuonymus alatus ‘Compacta’

Deciduous shrub with dark-green leaves turning rich red in fall. Twigs have flat, corky wings which disappear with older growth. Zones 4-8.

#3$14.50#6$18.00#10$26.50



Silver King EuonymusEuonymus japonicus ‘Silver King’

Broadleaf, evergreen shrub with leather-textured leaves in glossy, green, with clean silver-white margins. Makes an excellent hedge or foundation plant. Prefers sun to partial shade. Zones 6-9.#1$5.45#3$13.55#6$19.45

Creeping WintergreenGaultheria procumbens

Creeping groundcover with evergreen, glossy leaves. Red fall color. Scarlet berries in the fall. Zones 3-8.

#1$6.10

Manhattan EuonymusEuonymus kiautschovicus ‘Manhattan’

Tiny, green blossoms followed by pink-tinted fruits. Quick-growing, ideal for informal, natural-looking screen. Zones 5-8.

#3$13.55#6$19.45

Limelight HydrangeaHydrangea paniculata ‘Limelight’ (PP #12,874)

Bright, lime-green flowers make breathtaking blooms into late summer, changing to pink in autumn. Vigorous and fragrant plant. Zones 3-9.

#3T$16.95 Royalty $1.25#10$49.50 Royalty $1.25#10 24″ Std. $77.00 Royalty $1.25

Phantom HydrangeaHydrangea paniculata ‘Phantom’

Large flower head, up to 15 inches long. The color-changing blooms begin as creamy-white in midsummer, then graduate to a blushing, soft-pink. Zones 4-8.

#10 24″ Std. $77.00

Annabelle HydrangeaHydrangea arborescens ‘Annabelle’

Stunning white flowers, very popular, hardy plant that thrives in the shade. Zones 3-8.

#3$14.85#6$18.50

Fire Light HydrangeaHydrangea paniculata ‘Fire Light’ (PP #25,135)

Gorgeous white blooms transition to pink, then red. Grows in sun or part sun. Zones 3-8.

#10 24″ Std. $77.00 Royalty $1.25

Vanilla Strawberry HydrangeaHydrangea paniculata ‘Renhy’ (PP #20,670)

Huge cone-shaped flower trusses. Starts creamy-white, turning pink, then strawberry red. New flower heads continue forming so plants display all three colors at the same time. Supported by sturdy, red stems with green leaves. Blooms in sun to part shade. Zones 4-8.

#6 #10 24″ Std.$24.89 $77.00 Royalty $1.30

Strawberry Sundae HydrangeaHydrangea paniculata ‘Rensun’ (PP #25,438)

Compact habit. Flowers excellent fresh-cut and dried. Ideal for containers or small space garden. Flower color lasts into the fall. Medium-green foliage. Zones 4-8.

#3T$17.50 Royalty $1.30#6$24.89 Royalty $1.30

Golden EuonymusEuonymus japonicus ‘Aureo-marginata’

Colorful hedge, dense, bold-green and gold variegated foliage. Upright growth habit, tolerates poor, lean soil. Zones 6-9.

#1$5.45#3$13.55#6$19.45

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Blue Prince HollyIlex x meserveae ‘Blue Prince ’

Purplish-green foliage and a dense habit. Pollenizer for female blue hollies. Zones 5-9.

#1$4.75#6$18.65#10$28.35

Blue Princess HollyIlex x meserveae ‘Blue Princess’

Bright-red berries last through winter. Glossy, blue-green foliage on purple stems. Zones 5-9.

#1$4.75#6$18.65#10$28.35


Little Quick Fire HydrangeaHydrangea paniculata ‘SMHPLQ’ (PP #25,136)

Large pink and white, rounded clusters of flowers. Beautiful large leaves. Dwarf sized. Blooms one month before other Hydrangea paniculata varieties. Zones 3-8.

#3T$16.95 Royalty $1.25

Quick Fire HydrangeaHydrangea paniculata ‘Bulk’ (PP #16,812)

Large, rounded clusters of flowers. Beautiful, large leaves. Blooms one month before other Hydrangea paniculata varieties. Flowers begin snow-white and turn pink as they mature. Zones 4-8.

#3T$16.95 Royalty $1.25#10 24″ Std. $77.00 Royalty $1.25

Little Lime HydrangeaHydrangea paniculata ‘Jane’ (PP #22,330)

Dwarf of Limelight. Green summer flowers, changing to shades of pink and burgundy in the fall. Blooms on new wood with huge flower trusses for its compact plant habit. Green summer flowers held erect on strong stems, changing to shades of pink and burgundy in the fall. Zones 4-8.


Blue Maid HollyIlex x meserveae ‘Blue Maid’

Purplish-green foliage and a dense habit. Bright-red berries persist in winter. Zones 5-9.

#1$4.75#6$18.65#10$28.35

Luxus Spire Pyramidal Form HollyIlex crenata

Rigid, handsome evergreen shrub. Plant in full sun, tolerates a wide range of soil types. Zones 6-7.

#6$18.65

Luxus Spire Aurea Pyramidal Form HollyIlex crenata

Stunning appearance with its pyramidal, upright shape. Leaves are dark-green, glossy and flat. Easy to maintain. Zones 6-7.

#6$18.65

Strongbox HollyIlex glabra ‘Strongbox’

Evergreen shrub, compact, rounded habit with lush foliage of spineless, blue-green leaves. Spring brings small, greenish-white flowers. Zones 5-9.

#3T$15.00 Royalty $1.00

Gem Box HollyIlex glabra ‘SMNIGAB17’

Small evergreen hedge that maintains good branching to the ground. Dainty, dark-green leaves with beautiful, red tips during the spring. Stunning lower-growing evergreen. Zones 5-9.

#3T$15.00 Royalty $1.00



Red Beauty HollyIlex x ‘Rutzan’ (PP #14,750)

Dense, dark-green foliage and abundant, red berries. Upright, conical habit. Zones 6-9.

#6 24″ $29.00 Royalty $0.75#10 30″ $43.70 Royalty $0.75

Blue Star JuniperJuniperus squamata ‘Blue Star’

Showy, blue, star-shaped foliage is an eye catcher. Great for rock gardens. Zones 4-8.

#1$6.20#3$17.00#6$18.50

Coast LeucothoeLeucothoe axillaris ‘Coast’

Rich green leaves and clusters of white flowers. Glossy, dark leaves that take on a purplish winter color. Zones 5-8.

#3$20.00

Girard’s Rainbow LeucothoeLeucothoe fontanesiana ‘Girard’sRainbow’

Colorful shrub with arching stems and mottled foliage. Drooping clusters of white flowers. Zones 5-8.

#3$20.00

Centennial Girl HollyIlex x meserveae ‘Centennial Girl’ (PP #10,750)

Naturally pyramidal form with dark-green foliage and red berries. Zones 5-9.

#10$44.95

Dragon Lady HollyIlex x meserveae ‘Dragon Lady’ (PP #4,996)

Pyramidal habit. Dark-green foliage and numerous, large, red berries. Zones 6-8.

#1$4.75#10$43.45

Honey Maid HollyIlex x meserveae ‘Honey Maid’ (PP #12,060)

Variegated, blue-green foliage with creamy margins. Red berries through winter. Zones 6-9.

#1$4.75 Royalty $0.80#6$18.65 Royalty $0.80#10$28.35 Royalty $0.80

Spartan JuniperJuniperus chinensis ‘Spartan’

Dark-green, densely branched column. Great for use as a formal accent or windbreak. Fast-growing, heat and drought tolerant. Zones 4-9.

#10*$65.00

Burning Love LeucothoeLeucothoe keiskei ‘Burning Love’

This hardy evergreen delights as an accent in containers or mass plantings. Foliage changes each season with striking, red stems, and elongated dark-red and purple leaves. Compact habit, low maintenance, and disease tolerant. Zones 6-9.

#3$20.00

Centennial Dragon HollyIlex x meserveae ‘Centennial Dragon’ (PP #25,659)

Strong, pyramidal form, bright-red berries in fall and winter. Beautiful, glossy, green leaves. Zones 6-8.

#1$4.75 Royalty $0.50#10$44.95 Royalty $0.50

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Cheyenne LigustrumLigustrum vulgare ‘Cheyenne’

Dense branching with dark-green foliage. White flowers in the spring, followed by black berries in the fall season. Zones 4-8.

#3*$13.10

Lodense LigustrumLigustrum vulgare ‘Lodense’

Compact, rounded habit. Dark-green foliage turns yellow in fall. White flowers give way to dark berries lasting through winter. Zones 4-7.

#3*$13.10

Straight Talk™ LigustrumLigustrum vulgare ‘Straight Talk™’

Only 2' wide, and tightly upright, makes a perfect vertical accent in tight places. Great for hedging. Zones 4-8.

#3T*$14.90 Royalty $0.95#6$19.95 Royalty $0.95

Golden Vicary LigustrumLigustrum x vicaryi ‘Golden Vicary’

Foliage has a fiery-purple tint in the fall. Aromatic, tubular-shaped white flowers. Zones 5-8.

#3*$12.95

Russian CypressMicrobiota decussata

Spreading evergreen, forms a low mound. Flat sprays of green foliage. Zones 2-7.

#1$6.15#3$16.50

Goshiki False HollyOsmanthus heterophyllus ‘Goshiki’

Colorful shrub with red new leaves that turn to green. Leaves are spotted in shades of cream. Zones 6-9.

#3$18.00#6$24.00

Gulftide False HollyOsmanthus heterophyllus ‘Gulftide’

Ideal evergreen shrub for every garden, deep, glossy, green leaves, small, white blossoms in the fall. Zones 6-9.

#3$18.00#6$24.00#10$35.00

Russian SagePerovskia atriplicifolia

Features delicate spikes of lavender flowers rising above the foliage from early summer to mid-fall. These narrow leaves emerge silver in spring, turning grayish-green in color throughout the season. Upright spreading habit of growth. Zones 5-9.

#3*$12.95

Diabolo NinebarkPhysocarpus opulifolius ‘Diabolo’

Small, upright shrub has golden, deeply-lobed leaves and showy-white flowers; tolerates drought and full sun. Flowers give way to drooping clusters of reddish fruit. Zones 3-7.

#3*$14.50

Little Devil™ NinebarkPhysocarpus opulifolius ‘Little Devil™’ (PP #22,634)

Deep, dark-burgundy foliage with button-like white-pink flowers in summer. Low maintenance, pest and disease free. Zones 3-8.

#3T*$15.50 Royalty $1.20#10*$34.00 Royalty $1.20



Summer Wine NinebarkPhysocarpus opulifolius ‘Seward’ (PP #14,821)

Extremely hardy and low maintenance. Dark, crimson-red leaves, grows in compact shape. Light-pink flowers bloom in summer. Easily grown. Zones 3-8.


Dwarf Globe Blue SprucePicea pungens ‘Globosa Glauca Nana’ (Low Graft)

Flat-topped, globe-shaped evergreen. Bright-blue foliage. Grafted. Zones 2-8.

#6* 12-15″ 15-18″ 18-24″ $45.00 $55.00 $64.00#10* 24-30″ 30-36″ $79.00 $92.00

#6* 15-18″ 18-24″ $55.00 $64.00#10* 24-30″ 30-36″ $79.00 $92.00

Dwarf Alberta SprucePicea glauca ‘Conica’

Cone-shaped with dense, soft-green foliage. Maintains shape without pruning. Zones 3-8.

#1$5.95#3 18-21″ 21-24″ 24-30″ 30-36″ $18.55 $21.10 $26.30 $31.05#6 30-36″ 36-42″ 42-48″ $34.45 $44.20 $47.90#10 5-6' 48-54″ 54-60″ $52.10 $61.90 $71.60

Weeping White SprucePicea glauca ‘Pendula’

An attractive weeping form of White Spruce. Nice, blue-green foliage that hugs the trunk sweeping downward creating a fantastic impression. Zones 2-7.

#6*$57.00 Royalty $0.30#10*$74.00 Royalty $0.30

Bruns Serbian Spruce Picea omorika ‘Bruns’

This exceptional selection has deep-green needles and a narrow, upright, uniform habit. Zones 4-8.

#10*$70.00

Dwarf Globe Blue SprucePicea pungens ‘Globosa Glauca Nana’ (High Graft)

Flat-topped, globe-shaped evergreen. Bright-blue foliage. Grafted. Zones 2-8.

Amber Jubilee™ NinebarkPhysocarpus opulifolius ‘Jefam’ (PP #23,177)

Striking foliage in glowing tones of orange, yellow and gold; highlighted with tones of red and purple in the fall. Delicate, white blooms in the spring, rounded habit. Prefers full sun. Zones 2-7.

#3T*$15.50 Royalty $1.20

Columnar Norway SprucePicea abies ‘Cupressina’

Great accent where strong vertical effect is needed. Beautiful evergreen color, makes a great windbreak or privacy wall. Zones 3-8.

#10*$75.40

Nest SprucePicea abies ‘Nidiformis’

Dwarf form with a very compact habit. Maintains shape without pruning. Zones 3-8.

#1*$5.25#3$16.80

Weeping Norway SprucePicea abies ‘Pendula’

Choice evergreen accent tree with weeping branches. Needles have rich, green color. Excellent specimen. Zones 2-8.

#6$48.00#10$74.00

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Mountain Fire PierisPieris japonica ‘Mountain Fire’

Bright-red growth matures to deep-green. Drooping, white flower clusters in spring. Zones 5-8.

#1$6.35#3$18.05#6$23.60

Scarlet O’Hara PierisPieris japonica ‘Scarlet O’Hara’

White, bell-shaped flowers in drooping clusters. Red-tipped, dark-green foliage.Zones 5-8.#1$6.35#3$18.05#6$23.60#10$41.20

Valley Rose PierisPieris japonica ‘Valley Rose’

Clusters of pink, flower buds open to a spectacular bloom of pink bell-shaped flowers. Zones 6-8.

#1$6.35#3$18.05#6$23.60

Blue Shag White PinePinus strobus ‘Blue Shag’ (Low Graft)

Dwarf, dense habit. Soft, blue-green needles. Great in rock gardens. Zones 3-8.

Valley Valentine PierisPieris japonica ‘Valley Valentine’

Deep-red winter buds bloom into beautiful rose-pink flowers. New leaves are tinted bronze. Zones 5-8.

#6$47.00

#1$6.35#3$18.05#6$23.60

Cavatine PierisPieris japonica ‘Cavatine’

Dwarf form with year round interest. Creamy-white blooms cover the plant in spring. Zones 5-8.

#1$6.35#3$18.05#6$23.60#10$41.20

Dorothy Wycoff PierisPieris japonica ‘Dorothy Wycoff’

Compact, rounded. Reddish-purple buds open soft-pink then white. Zones 5-8.

#1$6.35#3 $18.05#6$23.60#10$41.20

Flaming Silver PierisPieris japonica ‘Flaming Silver’

Variegated foliage. New leaves are bright-red, white flowers in the spring. Zones 4-7.

#1$6.35#3$18.05#6$23.60

Katsura PierisPieris japonica ‘Katsura’ (PP #15,452)

New leaves are wine-red that turn a beautiful green. Rose-colored blooms in the spring. Zones 5-7.

#1$6.90 Royalty $0.55#3$18.80 Royalty $0.83#6$24.40 Royalty $0.83#10$41.95 Royalty $0.83

Slowmound PinePinus mugo ‘Slowmound’

Dwarf variety, perfect for small spaces. Works well in partial shade, full shade, or full sun. Keeps its mounded shape with little or no maintenance. Zones 2-8.

#3*$20.00


Schipkaensis Cherry LaurelPrunus laurocerasus ‘Schipkaensis’

Popular broadleaf evergreen shrub with long, narrow, dark-green leaves. Has upright, spreading shape. Zones 6-9.

#6$28.50#10$42.25#15*$59.00 (Summer-Fall Ship)


Thunderhead PinePinus thunbergii ‘Thunderhead’

Wide-spreading with a dense habit and dark-green needles. Holds color through winter. Zones 5-10.

Chestnut Hill English LaurelPrunus laurocerasus ‘Chestnut Hill’ (PP #24,880)

Glossy foliage with a refined look on a dense, vase-shaped form. Stalks of fragrant, white flowers appear in the spring. Excellent, compact hedge. Zones 6-10.

#6$23.75 Royalty $0.85#10$35.00 Royalty $0.85

Otto Luyken English LaurelPrunus laurocerasus ‘Otto Luyken’

Lush foliage, dark-green leaves. Showy white flower spikes at branch tips in the spring. Excellent evergreen hedge. Zones 6-9.

Nana English LaurelPrunus laurocerasus ‘Nana’

Evergreen shrub with glossy, dark-green foliage. Use as an accent plant or for low hedges. Zones 7-9.

#6$20.65#10$32.00

#6$26.75#10$39.75

#6$49.00

Gold Drop PotentillaPotentilla fruticosa ‘Gold Drop’

Compact, low mounding shrub with fine-textured foliage. One-inch, golden-yellow buttercup shaped flowers all summer long. Zones 3-7.

#3$12.95

Goldfinger PotentillaPotentilla fruticosa ‘Goldfinger’

Fine-textured foliage on a broadly branching mound. Golden-yellow, buttercup-like flowers in spring. Zones 3-7.

#3$12.95

Jackmani PotentillaPotentilla fruticosa ‘Jackmanii’

Compact, low mounding shrub with fine-textured foliage. One-inch, golden-yellow, buttercup shaped flowers all summer long. Dense multi-stemmed deciduous shrub. Zones 3-7.

#3$12.95

McKay's White PotentillaPotentilla fruticosa ‘McKay's White’

Low-growing shrub is covered with bright creamy-white flowers in spring through summer. Zones 2-6.

#3$12.95

Pawnee Buttes® Western Sand CherryPrunus besseyi ‘Pawnee Buttes’ (P011S)

Hardy shrub that matures into a rounded, sprawling form. Fragrant white flowers appear in spring, produces black cherries. Zones 3-8.

#3*$15.75 Royalty $0.30

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Catawbiense Boursault RhododendronRhododendron ‘Catawbiense Boursault’

A hardy selection with lavender blossoms on a plant with a good, sturdy habit. Bright-green foliage. Late season. Zone H1 (-25F).

Chionoides RhododendronRhododendron ‘Chionoides’

Blooms with white, dome-shaped trusses that are bright and numerous. Compact form. Mid to late season. Zone H2 (-15F).

#1$6.30#3$15.00#6 12-15″ 15-18″ 18-24″ 24-30″ $16.20 $20.00 $25.00 $31.65

Edith Bosley RhododendronRhododendron ‘Edith Bosley’

The flowers of this plant are held in rounded trusses and are dark-purple, accented by a purplish-black eye. Mid-season. Zone H2 (-15F).

Cunningham’s White RhododendronRhododendron ‘Cunningham’s White’

Compact plant, small, white flowers with a greenish-yellow blotch, opening from buds flushed with pink. Mid-season bloomer. Zone H2 (-15F).

#6 15-18″ 18-24″ 24-30″ 30-36″ $20.00 $25.00 $31.65 $35.55#10 24-30″ 30-36″ 36-42″ 42-48″ $35.55 $40.20 $50.25 $59.05

#1 $6.30#3 $15.00#6 12-15″ 15-18″ 18-24″ 24-30″ $16.20 $20.00 $25.00 $31.65#10 24-30″ 30-36″ 36-42″ $35.55 $40.20 $50.25


English Roseum RhododendronRhododendron ‘English Roseum’

Flowers are a soft, rosy-lavender. Heat and cold tolerant. Late season. Zone H1 (-25F).

#1$6.30

Holden RhododendronRhododendron ‘Holden’

Lustrous, dark-green foliage and rose-red flowers that are marked with a small, red spot. Mid-season. Zone H2 (-15F).

#1$6.30#3$15.00

Fine Line® BuckthornRhamnus frangula ‘Fine Line’ (PP #14,791)

Narrow, columnar habit. Lacy, dark-green foliage turns yellow in the fall. Zones 2-7.

#3T$16.50 Royalty $1.00#6$22.00 Royalty $1.00#10$32.00 Royalty $1.00

Blue Baron RhododendronRhododendron ‘Blue Baron’

Compact grower with striking, blue-violet flowers. Early flowering. Zone H2 (-15F).

Anah Kruschke RhododendronRhododendron ‘Anah Kruschke’

Lavender-blue flowers. Late season. Zone H2 (-15F).

#1$6.30

#1$6.30#3$15.00#6 15-18″ 18-24″ 24-30″ 30-36″ $20.00 $25.00 $31.65 $35.55#10 24-30″ 30-36″ 36-42″ 42-48″ $35.55 $40.20 $50.25 $59.05

Columnaris BuckthornRhamnus frangula ‘Columnaris’

Upright, columnar habit with bright-green, oval leaves. After its spring bloom, small, red fruit forms. Zones 3-7.

#3$15.95#6$19.50

#1 $6.30#3 $15.00#6 15-18″ 18-24″ 24-30″ 30-36″ $20.00 $25.00 $31.65 $35.55#10 24-30″ 30-36″ 36-42″ 42-48″ $35.55 $40.20 $50.25 $59.05


PJM Regal RhododendronRhododendron ‘PJM Regal’

This selection of PJM is floriferous and has strong lavender-pink blossoms. Very hardy plants are slightly smaller then PJM ‘Elite’. Very early season. Zone H1 (-25F).

#6 15-18″ 18-24″ 24-30″ 30-36″ $22.60 $28.30 $35.75 $40.15

Polarnacht RhododendronRhododendron ‘Polarnacht’

Frilly, deep, dark-purple blooms with spotted red throats are held in trusses. Mid to late season. Zone H2 (-15F).

#1$6.30#3$15.00#6 15-18″ 18-24″ 24-30″ $20.00 $25.00 $31.65

Purple Gem RhododendronRhododendron ‘Purple Gem’

Masses of deep-purple flowers cover this hardy dwarf rhododendron. Leaves turn bronze in winter and new growth is brigh- green. Early mid-season. Zone H1 (-25F).

#1$6.30#6 15-18″ 18-24″ 24-30″ 30-36″ $20.00 $25.00 $31.65 $35.55


Honey Butter RhododendronRhododendron ‘Honey Butter’

Yellow throats turn a gorgeous orange, then bloom into beautiful pink along the perimeter of the petals. Zone H3 (-5F).

#1$6.30

Jean Marie de Montague RhododendronRhododendron ‘Jean Marie de Montague’

Bright-red flowers on a showy plant. Beautiful, dark-green leaves and wonderfully prolific ball-shaped blooms. Mid season. Zone H3 (-5F).

#1$6.30#3$15.00

Lee’s Dark Purple RhododendronRhododendron ‘Lee’s Dark Purple’

Dark-purple flowers cover this plant. The foliage is dark and wavy. Mid-late season. Zone H2 (-15F).

#6 15-18″ 18-24″ 24-30″ 30-36″ $20.00 $25.00 $31.65 $35.55#10 24-30″ 30-36″ 36-42″ $35.55 $40.20 $50.25

Minnetonka RhododendronRhododendron ‘Minnetonka’

Purple flowers fade to light-purple and are spotted, yellow-green on the upper petal. Mid-season. Zone H1 (-25F).

#1$6.30

Nova Zembla RhododendronRhododendron ‘Nova Zembla’

A vigorous plant that has good foliage and will grow in more difficult areas. Extremely showy, red flowers make a real display in the spring. Mid-season. Zone H1 (-25F).

#1 $6.30#3 $15.00#6 15-18″ 18-24″ 24-30″ 30-36″ $20.00 $25.00 $31.65 $35.55#10 24-30″ 30-36″ 36-42″ $35.55 $40.20 $50.25

PJM Elite RhododendronRhododendron ‘PJM Elite’

Lavender-pink flowers are produced in small trusses. ‘Elite’ is the latest of PJM’s to bloom and tends to be the most vigorous and upright growing of the PJM clones. Early season. Zone H1 (-25F).

Percy Wiseman RhododendronRhododendron ‘Percy Wiseman’

Clusters of peach, star-shaped flowers cover the plant in the spring. Mid to late season. Zone H2 (-15F).

#1 $6.30#3 $15.55#6 15-18″ 18-24″ 24-30″ 30-36″ $22.60 $28.30 $35.75 $40.15

#1$6.30#3$15.00#6 15-18″ 18-24″ 24-30″ $20.00 $25.00 $31.65

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Purpureum Elegans RhododendronRhododendron ‘Purpureum Elegans

Flowers are purple-blue. A good, vigorous, upright plant with nice foliage. Mid to late season. Zone H1 (-25F).

#1 $6.30#3 $15.00#6 15-18″ 18-24″ 24-30″ $20.00 $25.00 $31.65#10 24-30″ 30-36″ 36-42″ $35.55 $40.20 $50.25

Roseum Elegans RhododendronRhododendron ‘Roseum Elegans’

Flowers are a beautiful lavender-pink. The medium, olive-green foliage is abundant. Heat and cold tolerant. Mid to late season. Zone H1 (-25F).

#1 $6.30#3 $15.00#6 15-18″ 18-24″ 24-30″ 30-36″ $20.00 $25.00 $31.65 $35.55#10 24-30″ 30-36″ 36-42″ 42-48″ $35.55 $40.20 $50.25 $59.05

Roseum Pink RhododendronRhododendron ‘Roseum Pink’

Smooth, glossy leaves roll slightly at the leaf margin. Flowers are a soft, rosy-pink. Heat and cold tolerant. Mid to late season. Zone H1 (-25F).

#1 $6.30#3 $15.00#6 15-18″ 18-24″ 24-30″ 30-36″ $20.00 $25.00 $31.65 $35.55#10 24-30″ 30-36″ 36-42″ 42-48″ $35.55 $40.20 $50.25 $59.05

Yaku Prince RhododendronRhododendron ‘Yaku Prince’

Deep-pink buds open up to showy, strong pink blooms. New foliage emerges silvery-green, and matures to a crisp green with orange-yellow undersides. Mid to late season. Zone H2 (-15F).

#1$6.30

Yaku Princess RhododendronRhododendron ‘Yaku Princess’

Showy, pinkish-white blooms create a striking contrast against the deep, olive-green foliage. Low maintenance, great foundation plant. Zone H2 (-15F).

#1$6.30


Gro-Low Fragrant SumacRhus aromatica ‘Gro-Low’

Broad-spreading shrub with glossy, dark-green, 3-lobed leaves turning shades of yellow to red in the fall. Small, yellow flowers in spring produce fuzzy, red fruits in late summer. Zones 4-9.

#3*$15.50#6$18.50

Autumn Amber SumacRhus trilobata ‘Autumn Amber’

Blooms chartreuse-colored flowers in mid-spring, low-growing selection of three-leaf sumac. Ideal groundcover shrub for large, open spaces. Zones 4-8.

#3*$15.50 Royalty $0.30

Tiger Eyes SumacRhus typhina ‘Bailtiger’ (PP #16,185)

Grows upright, rounded form. Lemon-lime foliage, intense colors and fuzzy stems. Leaves are yellow, red and orange in the fall. Zones 4-8.

#6*$24.95 Royalty $1.05

Alpine CurrantRibes alpinum ‘Alpine Currant’

Dense, rounded shrub with green foliage. Great for hedges. Zones 2-7.

#3*$12.95

Coho Red RaspberryRubus idaeus ‘Coho’

Large-sized, salmon-colored berries. Good producer. Zones 4-8.

#6$22.00



Weeping Pussy WillowSalix caprea ‘Pendula’

Small, weeping tree with branches clothed in silvery catkins. Ideal for small gardens. Zones 4-8.

#10 42″ Std $60.00

Japanese WillowSalix integra ‘Hakuro-nishiki’

Mottled foliage of white, green and pink. Weeping habit. Great garden specimen. Zones 4-9.

#6 Bush Form $19.50#6 42″ Std $41.00

Black Lace Elderberry Sambucus nigra ‘Eva’ ppaf (PP #15,575)

Intense purple-black foliage is finely cut. Creamy-pink flowers in spring contrast nicely with the dark leaves. Zones 4-7.


Himalayan SweetboxSarcococca humilis ‘Sarsid #1’

Fragrant, white flowers, pointed, green leaves and a dense spreading habit. Great for mass plantings. Disease and deer resistant. Zones 6-9.

#1$7.00#3$19.50

Dwarf Female SkimmiaSkimmia japonica ‘Dwarf Female’

Rounded mound of foliage. Fragrant yellowish flowers followed by persistent red berries. Zones 7-9.

#3$18.00

Fall Gold RaspberryRubus idaeua ‘Fall Gold’

Gold raspberry with the same sweetness of red varieties, able to produce two crops each season. Late summer to fall harvest, with a second crop arriving in the spring on the same vines. Great pie berries. Zones 3-8.

#6$22.00

Heritage RaspberryRubus idaeus ‘Heritage’

Fast-growing vines that produce a light summer crop followed by an abundant fall crop. Berries are sweet, firm, and juicy. Great for fresh eating or jams. Zones 4-8.

#6$22.00

Meeker RaspberryRubus idaeus ‘Meeker’

Large, dark-red berries. Firm texture with sweet flavor. Vigorous grower. Excellent for eating, freezing, canning or jams. Zones 5-8.

#6$22.00

Willamette RaspberryRubus idaeus ‘Willamette’

Very large, dark-red berries. Excellent, slightly tart flavor. Vigorous grower. Disease resistant. Zones 4-8.

#6$22.00

Winter Gem SweetboxSarcococca humilis ‘Winter Gem’

Glossy, dark-green foliage. Spidery white blooms, which are followed by shiny, red berries. Low maintenance, thrives in a good range of conditions. Zones 6-9.

#3$19.50

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Dwarf Male SkimmiaSkimmia japonica ‘Dwarf Male’

Rounded mound of foliage. Creamy-white flowers. Pollenizer for female forms. Zones 7-9.

#3$18.00

Glow Girl® SpireaSpiraea betulifolia ‘Glow Girl (5,121)’

Sunny-yellow foliage with hints of red. Full, compact habit. Does not burn in summer. Colorful, hardy plant. Zones 3-9.

#3T*$14.95 Royalty $1.00

Little Princess SpireaSpiraea japonica ‘Little Princess’

Tidy, compact, deciduous shrub. Pretty pink clusters of flowers bloom over a long period of time. Dark-red fall foliage color. Excellent groundcover or dwarf specimen shrub. Zones 4-8.

#3$12.50

Magic Carpet SpireaSpiraea japonica ‘Walbuma’

Award-winning, deciduous, flowering shrub. Vibrant, red shoots emerge in the spring and mature to bronze. Cluster of deep-pink flowers cover the plant in early summer. Zones 3-8.

#3$12.50

Goldflame SpireaSpiraea x bumalda ‘Goldflame’

Compact, mounding plant has crimson flowers in summer. New foliage is bronzy-gold, turns to soft, yellow-green in summer and coppery-orange in the fall. Zones 4-9.

#3$12.50

Goldmound SpireaSpiraea x bumalda ‘Gold Mound’

Foliage varies from yellow-rust in spring then to lime-green, and finally orange-red in fall. Pink flowers bloom in the summer. Zones 4-8.

#3$12.50

Limemound SpireaSpiraea japonica ‘Limemound’

Low, mounded, dense, deciduous shrub. Pretty pink clusters of flowers bloom over a long period. Oval, sharply-toothed leaves emerge yellow in the spring, mature to lime-green in summer, and turn attractive shades of red and orange in autumn. Excellent groundcover or dwarf specimen shrub. Zones 3-8.

#6$16.50

Miss Kim LilacSyringa patula ‘Miss Kim’

This fragrant, pale lilac blooms later than most and has larger leaves. Hardy, dwarf growth with burgundy-red fall foliage. Zones 3-8.

#3$13.90

Common Purple LilacSyringa vulgaris

Spikes of fragrant, purple flowers. Heart-shaped leaves. Zones 3-7.

#3$16.50

Prairie Petite LilacSyringa vulgaris ‘Prairie Petite’

Dense, compact with shiny, bluish-green foliage in the summer, turning yellow in the fall. Single, small, purple, fragrant flowers provide showy color. Zones 3-8.

#3$17.50



Sensation LilacSyringa vulgaris ‘Sensation’

Medium-size shrub has an upright, open-branched habit and bright-green foliage. Fragrant, purple, single flowers with a white edge. Zones 4-7.

#3*$16.50

Degroot’s Spire ArborvitaeThuja occidentalis ‘Degroot’s Spire’

Tall, narrow form with rich, green foliage. Nice in groups or as a screen. Zones 3-8.

#6 30-36″ 3-4' $18.25 $21.25#10 4-5' $39.75

North Pole ArborvitaeThuja occidentalis ‘North Pole’(PP #22,174)

Tall, narrow habit, filled out with dense, dark-green foliage. Vibrant color year-round, works well in both formal or casual settings. Zones 3-7.

#3T$19.50 Royalty $1.00

Emerald Green ArborvitaeThuja occidentalis ‘Smaragd’

Emerald-green foliage with a compact pyramidal form. A great hedge that holds its color even in winter. Zones 4-8.#1$5.25#6 3-4' 4-5' $20.50 $24.75#10 4-5' 5-6' 6-7*' $29.25 $37.25 $46.75#15 6-7*' $54.00 Summer-Fall Ship

Repandens English YewTaxus baccata ‘Repandens’

Small, prostrate, wide-spreading, evergreen shrub. Major branches horizontal, tips of branches pendulous. Needles sickle-shaped, directed forward, shining dark green above. Zones 6-7.

#3$15.50

Dense Spreading YewTaxus x media ‘Densiformis’

Needled evergreen that grows 3-4 feet tall and 4-6 feet wide. Grows best in full sun. Zones 4-7.

#3*$15.50

Green Giant ArborvitaeThuja plicata ‘Green Giant’

Narrow, uniform, pyramidal growth. Deep-green foliage. Zones 5-8.

#10 4-5' 5-6' 6-7' $32.00 $41.00 $50.00#15 6-7' 7-8' $58.00 $70.00 Summer-Fall Ship

Northern Spire ArborvitaeThuja plicata ‘Northern Spire’ (PP #31,298)

Tightly branched growth habit, narrow pyramidal habit. Dark-green in spring and summer, red in fall and winter. Zones 2-7.

#10 4-5' $35.00 Royalty $1.25

Blue Jay BlueberryVaccinium corymbosum ‘Blue Jay’

Vigorous grower, fruit is small, mild with firm texture. Great for jams and pies. Zones 4-8.

#6$22.00

Duke BlueberryVaccinium corymbosum ‘Duke’

Highly productive. Ripens early season. Bright-red fall foliage. Zone 4-7.

#6$22.00

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Legacy BlueberryVaccinium corymbosum ‘Legacy Blueberry’

Late season, produces good-sized, medium blueberries that are firm and exceptionally delicious. Bushes reach 4-6 feet tall, brilliant crimson foliage. Zones 5-8.

#6$22.00

Patriot BlueberryVaccinium corymbosum ‘Patriot’

Large-sized, sweet blueberries. Ripen early season. Excellent fall foliage color. Zones 3-8.

#6$22.00

Spartan BlueberryVaccinium corymbosum ‘Spartan’

Upright growing plant with large blueberries. Orange-yellow fall foliage. Zones 5-7.

#6$22.00

Wine & Roses WeigelaWeigela florida ‘Alexandra’ (PP #10,772)

Rosy-pink flowers in spring, re-blooming in summer. Dark, glossy leaves. Zones 4-8.


Mini Man ViburnumViburnum burjaeticum ‘Mini Man’ (P017S)

Produces pretty, creamy-white flower clusters that bloom for several weeks each spring. Red, changing to blue-black berries, follow the flowers, which compliment the medium-green, textured leaves which often turn maroon in the fall. Zones 3-9.

#3*$16.20 Royalty $0.30

Opulus Nana ViburnumViburnum opulus ‘Nana’

Makes an excellent low hedge that rarely needs trimming. Beautiful red fall foliage with occasional showy white flowers in the summer. Zones 3-8.

#3*$14.90

Bailey Compact ViburnumViburnum trilobum ‘Bailey Compact’

White flowers, red fruit, beautiful red fall color. Zones 2-7.

#3*$14.90

Shining Sensation™ WeigelaWeigela ‘Bokrashine’

Blooming machine, with pink, funnel-shaped flowers that bloom in late spring, and again through summer. Long, arching stems and gorgeous, pink flowers. Zones 4-8.

#6$19.95 Royalty $1.10

Spilled Wine WeigelaWeigela florida ‘Bokraspiwi’ (PP #23,781)

Dark-red, wavy leaves. Spreading habit. Beautiful magenta flowers. Full sun intensifies dark-purple leaves. Drought tolerant. Attracts Hummingbirds and butterflies. Zones 4-8.

#3T$16.90 Royalty $1.20



All Gold Japanese Forest GrassHakonechloa macra ‘All Gold’

Dwarf form of Japanese forest grass, creates an appealing bright spot in gardens. Bamboo-like leaves are bright-gold in part-sun and more chartreuse in full shade. Leaves have a reddish tint in the fall. Zones 4-9.

#1$6.65

Golden Japanese Forest GrassHakonechloa macra ‘Golden Jap’

Lime-green leaves with vertical, yellow stripes. In shade, yellow turns to chartreuse, and in full sun becomes a pale, creamy-yellow. Tinges of red and pink in the spring and fall. Zones 4-9.

#1$6.65

Beni-Kaze Japanese Forest GrassHakonechloa macra ‘Beni-kaze’

Dense mound of short, wide, green blades emerge from stems in the center of the mound. Tips of leaves turn red in the summer, the whole leaf turns red and purple in the fall. Zones 5-9.

#1$6.65

Blonde Ambition Blue Grama GrassBouteloua gracilis ‘Blonde Ambition’(PP #22, 048)

Native grass features blue-green foliage and striking, flag-like summer flowers on stiff, weather resistant stems. Zones 4-9.

#1*$5.10 Royalty $0.15

Korean Feather Reed GrassCalamagrostis brachytricha

Soft, feathery, purple-tinted plumes. Color fades to silver-cream in the fall. Upright, arching form. Grows well in heavy clay soils. Zones 4-9.

#1*$4.95 Royalty $0.07

Karl Foerster Feather Reed GrassCalamagrostis x acutiflora ‘Karl Foerster’

Great in any landscape. Upright habit. Clump-forming and non-spreading. Pinkish-purple blooms. Zones 5-9.

#1*$4.95#6*$14.50

Overdam Feather Reed GrassCalamagrostis x acutiflora ‘Overdam’

Bright, variegated, creamy-white grass blades. Golden, wheat-like stalks in the summer through the fall. Feathery plums to 5' emerge in the Spring. Ability to grow in wet soils. Full sun. Zones 4-8.

#1*$4.95

Blue Oat GrassHelictotrichon sempervirens

Dense, rounded mound. Beautiful silvery-blue 1-2' blades. Show pale-blue flowers that become straw colored. Full sun. Zones 4-8.

#3*$12.95

Stella d'Oro DaylilyHemerocallis ‘Stella d'Oro’

Long-blooming, award winning daylily. Yellow flowers with ruffled edges. Popular variety. Zones 3-9.

#1*$4.25

Gracillimus Maiden GrassMiscanthus sinensis ‘Gracilimus’

Warm season grass that is hardy, with green foliage and great fall color, flowering until frost. Zones 4-9.

#1*$4.95

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Little Miss Dwarf Maiden GrassMiscanthus sinensis ‘Little Miss’(PP #28, 849)

Lush, green foliage emerges early in spring, graduating to purple tones in the summer, intensifying in the fall. Excellent compact grass. Zones 5-9.

#3*$13.50 Royalty $0.25

Morning Light Maiden GrassMiscanthus sinensis ‘Morning Light’

Narrow, delicate leaves on compact, arching growth. Leaves are variegated with silvery-white edges, blooms are reddish-bronze. Zones 5-9.

#6*$14.50

Burgundy Bunny Fountain GrassPennisetum alopecuroides ‘Burgundy Bunny’(PP #21, 197)

Cream-colored, bunny-tail seed heads are held erect above fine-green blades of grass, highlighted with red accents in the summer. Zones 4-9.

#1*$5.95 Royalty $0.28

Hameln Dwarf Fountain GrassPennisetum alopecuroides ‘Hameln’

Compact, clumping grass 2-3' high with dark-green, loose-tufted blades. Buff-colored blooms appear in late summer to fall. Zones 4-9.

#1*$4.95#6*$14.50

Red Head Fountain GrassPennisetum alopecuroides ‘Red Head’

Long, purplish plumes. Early flowering, full sun. Zones 4-9.

#1*$5.45#6*$15.95

Saccharum RavennaeSaccharum ravennae

Showy, purplish-bronze blooms. Winter interest. Full sun. Zones 5-9.

#1*$5.10

Standing Ovation Little BluestemSchizachyrium scoparium ‘Standing Ovation’ (PP #25,202)

Dense mound of intense, colorfast, powder-blue foliage that provides waterwise, heat and humidity tolerant texture. Buff-colored plumes create eye-catching contrast in late summer. Great to accent a rock garden, to edge a border, or create a groundcover. Zones 3-8.

#1* #3*$5.45 $13.50 Royalty $0.20


Zone Map


Average AnnualExtreme Minimum

Temperatures

Temp. (oC)-45.6 and below

-42.8 to -45.5-40.0 to -42.7-37.3 to -40.0-34.5 to -37.2-31.7 to -34.4-28.9 to -31.6-26.2 to -28.8-23.4 to -26.1-20.6 to -23.3-17.8 to -20.5-15.0 to -17.7-12.3 to -15.0-9.5 to -12.2-6.7 to -9.4-3.9 to -6.6-1.2 to -3.8

1.6 to -1.14.4 to 1.7

4.5 and Above

Temp. (oF)Below -50-45 to -50-40 to -45-35 to -40-30 to -35-25 to -30-20 to -25-15 to -20-10 to -15-5 to -100 to -55 to -010 to 515 to -1020 to 1525 to 2030 to 2535 to 3040 to 3540 and Above

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