Shrubs

• 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

• 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

• Specimen tree for a small or Asian style garden
• Makes a unique hedge
• Is very tolerant of salt, wind and drought

• Exceptionally cold-hardy and will grow in poor soils
• Yields delicious, small plums that ripen in late summer and are prized for jams and jellies; plant two for proper pollination and larger crops
• Sprays of fragrant white flowers in spring will attract birds, bees and butterflies; easy to prune; NATIVE

The Potentilla Goldfinger is a gorgeous, compact shrub. Its brilliant golden yellow flowers are nearly two inches across and bloom all summer. The Goldfinger's compact mounding form makes it a perfect choice as a border, low hedge or an accent piece in your garden.

• Dark green waxy leaves
• Vigorous growing evergreen
• White flowers in mid-summer
• Excellent for a lower cost privacy hedge

• Beautiful orange, double flowers in early spring
• Good for cut flowers
• Thornless and deer resistant
• Great for containers

• A profusion of large, scarlet, double, camellia-like flowers in early spring
• It's spreading habit is perfect for training on a trellis or fence
• This variety of Quince is thornless, does not fruit and is deer and drought resistant

• Dense-growing evergreen shrub makes a nice statement as a landscape ornamental
• Large trusses of beautiful purple flowers contrast nicely with the dark green leaves
• Excellent as a stand alone specimen or as an evergreen hedge
• Attracts birds and butterflies and is deer resistant

One of the hardier varieties, this broadleaf evergreen shrub has showy pink flowers in spring. The narrow leaves turn an outstanding red in the fall. Olga Mezitt rhododendron has an upright spreading growth habit and is a relatively low maintenance shrub. Pruning should be done after flowering to avoid removing any of the current season's flowers. Perfect as an accent or as a foundation plant.

• Great as a foundation plant or as a stand alone specimen
• Good for woodland gardens and shade gardens
• Large tresses of lemon yellow flowers stand out in mixed borders
• Evergreen

• Compact habit with dark green leaves and clear white flowers with yellow centers
• Flowers bloom mid-spring
• Makes an excellent evergreen hedge
• Deer resistant