• A hardy vine used on trellises, arbors or fences
• Fruit is edible
• Beautiful, unique flowers are fragrant

• White flower in mid-March, early April
• Profuse bloomer before foliage
• Great fall color with reds and maroons

• Large, pure white flowers in the spring
• A favorite for beds and borders
• Can be trained into a small tree

• Looks great when planted at the back of a flower bed
• Makes nice cut flowers
• Attracts hummingbirds

• Also called creeping phlox. Excellent for spilling over retainer walls
• Good for edging pathways
• Very pretty in containers

• Evergreen shrub that has moderate to fast upright growth habit
• The new leaves are red, turning to a bronze-red, then maturing to a dark green
• Makes a great hedge either sheard or left alone. Large enough to use as privacy screening

• Dwarf broadleaf evergreen
• Ideal as a small hedge, in borders, and as a foundation shrub
• Long lasting, profuse bloomer of white flowers in early spring
• Great for a semi-shady area of the garden

• Slow growing broadleaf evergreen shrub with dense upright habit
• Mt. Fire is known for its fiery red new foliage and heavy clusters of white flowers
• Ideal for foundation or in a shrub border
• Great for a north side planting, since it can take a good amount of shade

• Slow-growing broadleaf evergreen shrub with an upright habit
• Large clusters of maroon flowers emerge in the spring
• New leaves are orange-bronze but mature to glossy dark green
• Nice display when mass planted. Excellent as a small foundation shrub

• Good for shade
• Pyramidal growth habit
• Excellent fall color of yellow, orange, and red

A slow-growing, unique specimen with beautiful, silvery blue-green needles. Makes a pretty evergreen hedge or windbreak.

• Small dense evergreen tree
• Green foliage turning bluish green in spring
• Vertical accent
• Uses include hedge or screening

This fast growing pine is often used as a quick screen in many landscapes. Has fragranrt, resinous foliage. Extensively cultivated in forest plantations for pulpwood and lumber. Excellent choice for poor soil. One of the meanings of loblolly is 'mud puddle' where these pines often grow.

• Evergreen with long, twisted, silvery blue green needles
• A superior selection for a lawn specimen or accent
• Disease and insect resistant

• This 'slowmound' variety is the true dwarf Mugo pine
• A splendid specimen for rock gardens and containers
• A very slow grower
• Makes a perfect low growing evergreen mound