Items starting with C

• Pure white flowers bloom early spring
• Excellent groundcover. Will naturalize
• Nice edging plant for paths and walkways

• Beautiful bright green ornamental grass will brighten up a shady spot in your landscape.
• Perfect for a pop of color in a mixed container
• Use to edge a path or patio, or plant as a groundcover

• This plant has shiny yellow foilage with an abundance of blue flowers in late summer
• The habit is neat and compact making it a great container plant or shrub border
• Attracts butterflies and is deer resistant

• Beautiful when mass planted
• Has a minty fragrance
• Drought tolerant and deer resistant

• Large, slow growing evergreen tree
• Pyramidal habit with bright powder blue needles
• Perfect for specimen planting

• Dark green and bright yellow somewhat varigated foliage
• Very slow upright grower
• Great focal tree when color needed

• Dense, fern-like, moss green foliage
• Graceful pyramidal habit
• Excellent in large planters or as an entryway accent
• Deer resistant

• Stunning clear pink double flowers in Spring
• Profuse long lasting bloomer
• Wonderful Summer shade tree
• Excellent Fall color

• Compact evergreen shrub producing fragrant white flower spikes, mid spring
• Dark- green, lush foliage
• Nice hedge or foundation plant

• Graceful weeping habit with double pink flowers in Spring
• Green leaves turning golden in the Fall
• Terrific lawn specimen

• White flowers in Spring
• Perfect as a specimen tree for a small yard
• Excellent in Japanese gardens
• Plant in pairs to highlight a gateway

A profusion of fragrant white flower spikes attract butterflies and bees. Compact habit makes it good for small gardens. Pretty when mass planted or mixed into perennial borders.  Perfect for wet areas of the landscape. Deciduous

Foliage emerges maroon in spring, then stays green until fall when it turns maroon color again. This evergreen shrub is ideal as a medium-sized hedge, both natural or sheared. Tall enough to provide dense privacy..does well in shady areas of the landscape.

Columbine is a late spring wildflower which you can find in rocky woods, slopes, ledges and open areas. Features drooping, bell-like, 1-2", flowers. Flowers are quite attractive to hummingbirds and will naturalize. A deer resistant native and a must for a shady garden.

• Long blooming, great for massing in borders
• Attracts butterflies
• Can come in a vast variety of colors