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- Shrubs
Buckthorn, Fine Line®
- $32.00 – $72.00
- Upright, narrow habit with fern-like foliage. Very hardy and non-invasive.
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Burning Bush, Little Moses
- $40.00
- Dense, compact shrub with bluish-green foliage that turns deep burgundy in the fall. Grows well in the shade.
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- Perennials
Catmint, Walker’s Low
- $10.00
- Low mounding perennial with a gray-green foliage that helps bring out the blue-lavender flowers that last almost all summer.
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- Fruit Trees
Cherry, Evans Bali
- $52.00 – $80.00
- An extremely hardy cherry. Dark red fruit 1" in diameter, which ripens in August. The fruit is really good for fresh eating but not considered a sweet cherry.
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- Fruit Trees
Cherry, Sweet Cherry Pie
- $52.00 – $80.00
- The sweetest tasting of the spur pie cherries. Fantastic for jams, jellies, and pies. Extremely hardy.
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- Perennials
Coral Bells, Palace Purple
- $15.00
- A stunning deep mahogany-red foliage that fades to bronze-green in the heat with a white flower. Grows in a mound form.
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- Perennials
Coreopsis, Zagreb
- $12.00
- Starry golden looking flowers cover the top of the thread leaf foliage that makes up this perennial. These small but beautiful flowers bloom in July and last until the first frost. Well drained soil is most desired and can tolerate drought.
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Cotoneaster, Hedge
- $23.00 – $44.00
- Dark green, glossy leaves with pink flowers in the spring, then changing to small black fruit in the summer.
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- Fruit Trees
Crab Apple, Centennial
- $52.00 – $80.00
- Blooms mid-May. Large crab apples that ripen in mid to late august. A self-pollinating crab apple. Red over orange color. Excellent for fresh-eating. Very hardy.
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- Flowering Crabs
Crabapple, Dolgo
- $60.00 – $245.00
- A very ornamental crab that blooms early with 2" pure white flowers. Brilliant 1½" crimson fruits make wonderful jelly of fine flavor and color.
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- Flowering Crabs
Crabapple, Prairie Fire
- $60.00 – $245.00
- A beautiful disease resistant crab with dark, purplish red flowers. The bark is glossy dark red. Fruit does not drop.
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- Flowering Crabs
Crabapple, Purple Prince
- $60.00 – $245.00
- One of the best purple leafed crabs, that is highly disease resistant. Outstanding rose-red blossoms and maroon fruits.
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- Flowering Crabs
Crabapple, Red Splendor
- $60.00 – $245.00
- Pink flowers similar to Hopa. Small, bright red fruit which hang well into winter. Large, open type of growth.
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Crabapple, Rejoice
- $60.00 – $245.00
- Dark green foliage, semi-double rose pink flowers with burgundy fruit. Grows very symmetrical.
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- Flowering Crabs
Crabapple, Royal Raindrops
- $60.00 – $245.00
- A beautiful red-leafed crab. The leaves are cutleaved. Blossoms are pink and the fruit is red.
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- Flowering Crabs
Crabapple, Royalty
- $60.00 – $245.00
- Outstanding for its foliage. New growth reddish, turning purplish with green undercast. Leaves have a bright varnished appearance. Very hardy and blight resistant. Fruits and flowers are dark red.
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Crabapple, Ruby Tears
- $85.00 – $235.00
- Weeping crab with burgundy green foliage. Pink flowers with dark red fruit. Fast grower.
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Crabapple, Snowdrift
- $60.00 – $245.00
- Very hardy white flowering crab. Uniform, round growth habit. Fruit are bright orange to red.
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Crabapple, Spring Snow
- $60.00 – $245.00
- A new introduction from Canada. White flowers, bright green foliage, fine rounded shape. Does not set fruit.
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- Shrubs
Currant, Alpine
- $23.00 – $56.00
- An excellent dwarf shrub suitable for hedges in open or shady areas. Very responsive to trimming. One of the first bushes to leaf out in the spring and the last to lose its leaves in the fall. Suggested spacing 2'-2½'.
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- Spreading Evergreens
Cypress, Russian
- $45.00 – $55.00
- A dwarf, densely branched evergreen with low spreading form and foliage that resembles arborvitae. Bright green summer color turning bronze in winter. Grows in both full sun and full shade. Extremely hardy.
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Dogwood, Ivory Halo
- $28.00 – $34.00
- Compact selection of variegated dogwood that retains the beautiful variegated foliage in the summer and the attractive red twig in the winter. Great for smaller areas.
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Dogwood, Red Twig
- $28.00 – $44.00
- Excellent red stemmed dogwood with beautiful stem color during the winter. Porcelain-blue fruit, shade tolerant and very adaptable.
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- Ornamental Grasses
Feather Reed Grass, Eldorado
- $18.00
- This grass has narrow, green leaves that have a gold variegation that runs down the center of the leaves that glows in the sun. Tan wheat resembling seed heads are an appealing personality of this grass that form in the early summer and last all season long. Prefers full sun and plenty of water in the extreme heat.
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- Ornamental Grasses
Feather Reed Grass, Karl Foerster
- $18.00
- Tight, upright, clump forming grass that blooms in July. Wheat colored plumes.
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- Ornamental Grasses
Feather Reed Grass, Overdam
- $18.00
- The Overdam Feather Reed Grass is a gorgeous variegated specimen that has green leaves with a silky white stripe running down the center of the leaf. The variegation will become more vibrant in climates that produce low humidity and cooler summer nights.
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- Upright Evergreens
Fir, Balsam
- $65.00 – $400.00
- Fast growing, symmetrical forest "Christmas Tree" with soft needles that are held on branches full to the ground. Prefers full sun to medium shade. Useful as a singular plant or in a group.
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- Ornamental Grasses
Flame Grass
- $18.00
- This upright growing grass has magenta colored leaves in the late summer that then slowly turn to a bright red-orange color until fading to a ghost white for the winter. Is a large clump forming grass that is a warm season grass.
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- Shrubs
Forsythia, Northern Gold
- $23.00 – $44.00
- Golden yellow flowers with outstanding bud hardiness. They flower early spring. The plants are upright with gray-yellow branches. Plant in full sun for maximum flower set.
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- Roses
Foxi Pavement
- $25.00 – $33.00
- The foliage is glossy light green with deep pink/red flowers. Bright fall color with red-orange hips.
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- Shrubs
Grove Dwarf Burning Bush
- $44.00
- This shrubs wings on the bark are more noticeable and takes on more of a mounded and compact shape versus an upright growing pattern. Being the jack of all trades, it can be used as a screen, in a hedge, in a group, or it even looks good by itself. This plant will tolerate shade but the more sun that…
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- Shrubs
Hazelnut, American
- $35.00
- A native shrub that is excellent for wildlife. Terrific for naturalizing.
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- Upright Evergreens
Hemlock, Canadian
- $50.00 – $70.00
- This graceful upright tree has drooping branches. It responds very well to shearing and makes an excellent hedge or screen, which can be kept at any desired height. Needles are small, green on top and silver on the underside. It prefers light to heavy shade and protection from winter winds.
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- Vines
Honeysuckle, Dropmore Scarlet
- $25.00 – $35.00
- Woody vine valued for flowers from June to frost. Shade tolerant.
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- Shade Trees
Hydrangea Tree, Fire and Ice
- $70.00
- This Hydrangea Tree is one of the earliest ones to bloom, blooming around late May/early June. The flower starts out as creamy white early in the season, then slowly progressing to a pink and then finishing out the season with a dark pink/red color in the fall. This tree is very compact and can be the star of any landscape.
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- Shade Trees
Hydrangea Tree, Quick Fire®
- $70.00
- The Quick Fire Hydrangea Tree is a great accent vertically for any decorative planter or boarder. This variety of Hydrangea is one of the earliest blooming trees, about a month earlier than any of the other Hydrangeas, flowering in late May/early June with a white flower and turns a deep pink as the season progresses.
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