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Tiger Eye Viola

The new Angel™ Series is a unique cross between hardy Violas and beefy Pansies to bring you these heavenly bursts of early spring color. ‘Tiger Eye’ will delight you with […]

Bailey Compact American Cranberrybush

A great selection for naturalizing with its compact form, hardiness, strong flowering and superb set of bird attracting fruit. Creamy white flower heads appear in late May followed by profuse […]

Opening Day™ Doublefile Viburnum

Produces perfectly round,baseball-sized, pon-pon flowers about the time its namesake sport opens its season. The compact plant is covered with green-tinted flowers, maturing to white. Its round, corrugated foliage turns […]

Cardinal Candy® Viburnum

A fruiting masterpiece, this colorful selection is a naturalizing dream with enough bunches of shiny, scarlet-red fruit to get you and your birds excited. Awesome fruit display is not this […]

Blue Muffin® Arrowwood Viburnum

Here’s a new selection of V. dentatum that turns an old utilitarian plant into a landscape superstar! ‘Blue Muffin®’ has it all with a superb display of white flower heads […]

Blue Blaze™ Viburnum

This improved selection of Arrowwood will knock your socks off along with lending a hand to a significant number of backyard critters! ‘Blue Blaze’ is a thick, dense selection that […]

Red Balloon™ Viburnum

White flowers appear in April and May, producing loads of bright red fruit, tightly packed into showy clusters in late summer and fall. This compact, well-branched hybrid is impressive yet […]

Aspire Speedwell

The neat fact about Aspire Speedwell is not only its great pink flowers it’s the fact that it stays looking fresh and blooming longer then other Veronicas. Its compact form […]

Giles Van Hees Speedwell

Giles Van Hees’ is a dwarf variety of Speedwell and its dense, compact form, along with its oversized display of reddish-pink, long-lived flowers will make this plant a staple in […]

White Wands Spike Speedwell

Pure white flower wands are borne prolifically atop the short, dense clump of dark green foliage. Try planting in combination containers or near the front of the border.